Star.
London, England, 1813-06-09 00:00:00

ST AN AIORE-Hll.l. Eb'l ATE, MIDDLESEX.

Truly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Capital FAMILY
MANSION, with Offices, excellent Gardens, most extensive
Pleasure Grounds, beautifully laid out: and wooded, fine
Sleets of Water, Farm House, and Out-buildings, Meadow,
Arable, and Wood Land, containing ONE HUNDRED
and FIFTY ACRES, all lying compact.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, June 17, at Ist, lb Lots,
AVERY Desirable and. Truly Eligible FREE-
HOLD 'ESTATE, Land-tax redeemed, most beautifully
situate•on an almost unrivalled eminence, Stannwre-hill, com•
manding rich, highly interesting, and varied Views -yer a vast
extent of Country ; compri4ng a substantial, well-built FAMILY
MANSION, late the Residence of JAMES FORBES, Fsq.
of which immediate Possession may be had, planned for the
accommodation of a Family of Distinction,' with a Suite of
elegant Apartments, handsotnely fitted up and communicating
upwaols of 100 feet in length, with suitable Bed-chambers,
attached and detached Offices, Coach-houses and Stables, Farm-
yard, Barn, and other buildings, two substantial Cottages, three
excellent and'productive Gardens, fully stocked and cropped, and,
planted with the choicest fruit-trees; Hot, Green, and Successis.n
Homes, Grapery, Pine-yits &c.; extensive Pleasure-grounds,
laid out with gravelled walks, ornamented by a fine serpentine
Sheet of Water, terminating with a Rustic bridge a Temple,
with Grecian. portico, Ici-liouse Caves, Grottos, and other op;
naniental erections: The Laisd'lies'aiiriounding and f'oistignous
to the'Maiision, containing nearly Seveoty:tiii Acre. of Mitadow
and Wood Land, through which there are snots' interetitin and
ettehded See: A Faintly Petri In the Gaiter-7'ot Summate
auras, Ad Bei-ivlists' Pew, &e.
Also .thi*VAßliEll HOUSE, i verr:ellebk Pier,eity, with
Gardens, Plantations; and nearly' Sixteen Acres' of Meatlow,
Amble, and Wood Land, &c. on lease to Mr. Stojeant Salon.
And a Compact FARM; consisting of ucarly Fitry-eight Acres
wf excellent Meadow sad Arable Land, situate between the
Woods, in the occupation of peter Clatterbuck, Est. on lease.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars. ma? be had of
Mr. Bishop, on the Premises; at the Abercorti Arms, Stannotre ;
Essex Arms, Watford; fiwan; Ritkinertworth ; King's Arms,
Berkhatratead;
.Woolpack, St, Alban's • Sug.sr Loaf,..llunstalkl
eranes; Edgeware; of Mepste. Cardale and Strin,.Eedford!row ;
tat Garraway's; and. of Mr. Robins, Warwisk:strect,
Guldeu-
Isquare; where a Plan of the Estate Maybe seen, ati4 Tiskitt for
viewing navy be had.

At the Queen's Head Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne, on Thursday,
July 29, at Two in the afternoon, in Lots, in pursuance of the
will of G. W. Errington, Eon. deceased, (unless an acceptable
offer is made for the Estates in one Lot on or before Ist July,)
THE MANOR (or reputed Manor) of NORTH
BIDDICK, a capital Mansion House called Biddick Hull,
with Offices, Pleasure-grounds, Gardens, and Woods, witk
several very e!Oble Farms, containing about 511 Acres of very
productive Laud, lying 4i:impact, with all suitable Farm-buildings,
free from tythes on payment of a small modus, a fine Stone Quarry,
Ship-yard, Iron Foundery, and the valuable Colliery known as the
North &ditch, consisting of four &anti of Coll, of which a small
part natty has been wrought; also several Merauages, with Gar-
den, Ground, &e. Ste. This important property is situated in the
parish of Washington, bounded in part by the River Wear, ad-
joining to Fattield, within seven miles of Sunderland, nine of
Newcastle, ten of Durham, four of Chester le Street, and 14
frau% Shields. _ _ _

Particulars, with a plan annexed, may be had at the Place of
Sale; at ihe Bull and Mouth, Leeds; (leorge, York; Talbot,
Darlington; Wheat Sheaf, Durham; Bridge lon, Sunderland;
Nelson's, Morreth ; Post Office, Chester-le-street; Bush Inn,
Carlisle; Pest Office, Bishop Auckland ; of Messrs. Huntley and
Scot art , at orides-at•law, Gateshead ; of Mr. Thoma, Stobart, el
Fatfield, who will chew the Premises; of Messrs. Rchinson and
Hill, Great Coram-street, Brunkwick-square ; tied of Mr. Fare-
brother, Beaufort House, Beaufort-buildings, Strand, London.

WEST iIIDING OF YORKSHIRE, AND ADJOINING
LANCASHIRE. •
MANOR AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS.
By Mr. FAREBRO I HER,
. .
At the Swan Inn, Clitheroe, on Tuesday, .sd August, without
reserve, in Lots, in pursuance of the Will of G. W. Errirgton,'
.F.sq..deceased, (unless an acceptable offer be made fur the
whale Istate on or before I t July),
90 HE Manor or Ileptiled 'Manors or Lordship or
CROOK., and Five valuable and very desirable FARMS,
lying ;Impart, and containing together near tino Acrai.• with
suitable Dodd rags, and nay/ in.tbe tenure of t!s,.rs. Strickl.ma,
Mercei, Robinson, Howsem, and Howard,' at rents amoantingta
£9ii3 per annum. These
,Estateit are situate iq the Parisk.4.l
Mittoo, the angle betsseels the livers Ribble and Hodder, bouuds
td by the former on the east, the Litter oa the west' .atul about
two miles from their confluence, two mile. from Eliinroe, eight
from Blackburn, is from Preston, aqd 18 from Lancaster, I his 1
Estate abounds wish Mark! and Limestone,. is,a short distance
from a Coal-pit, and four Bridges open a coin-monk:Woo with
the adjacent country. .
May be viewed by leave of the Tenants.. Particulars, with a
man annessd, had at the place of sale ;. Black Bull, Blackburn[
and Preston ; King's Arms, Lancaster; Crown, L.iverpusd;
Eritirewe.ter Arms, Manchester; of Messrs.Robinant ar.d Hid,
boliciicas,Great Corma-street.Brunsvricksquare; at.Garraway's;
, and of Mr. I artbratber, Beaufort Houses • litauitut itulkinga,
htte.ads London.

Either together or In Lots,
ACAPITAL and highly valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE in possession mid reversion, coodstlng of the
Lordship and Manor of Honiton, and several improvable Farina,
with a very considerable part of the Borough of Honiton in Mes.
suages, DMcreill.4, and Lands adjacent, cuntaining about 1450
Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, mid Arable Land, lying
compact and extending immediately front the town fur a dis-
tance of more than two mites between the bidmouth and Beer
turnpike roads, produciQg a clear present Income of upwards of
Li 00, but of the estimated value of A'704:0 per annum.
Full particulars may be Lad at the Office of Messrs. Bicknell
and Spelling, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whoni proposal,
for the purchs.c are to be addressed. Particulars mu ego be
had of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South Malan, mar Iritudbury,
Devon ; of mos-r,. Townsend and Pears., Solicitors. in Hsi.
ton ; and of Mr. Richard Kahle, Land Surveyor, 6, Holborn".
court, Gray's-Inn, London, of whom i Plan of the Estate may
be sees.

BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, FOR COUGHS,
CONSUMPTIONS, AND AsTHMAS.

THIS Medicine has been estt.l.blishcd for nearly.
So years, and is allowed, from a consoh-ition of mat:y
nent Physicians, to be the only efficacious rem. tly to be depended
upon for curing the above complaints. TheSVlLlerol4l CAM'S that
are wily perfanned would fill volume", attested by persons of
the first rank in title kingdom. ••
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Copy of a Letter to Megan. Goosotos, :4.111/ocnnsbury-square.
"Gentlemen-1 bare des pleasure to !ofortn you, thzt )cur in-
valuable Vegetable Bahasa, reeutvotandite to me by the lions
Mr. Shirley, of Fulham, his perfectly restos ed the to my f,,rmte
state of gool health. I was eertaioly to a deg" i CClfrc. ar.J alf
other Pciodicil:ve bat! ltiled of success.-.. With I.ttatitu,l: I r..raa;ri,
your obrd-ent set van., .• r wow.
9th March, toils. " 9,Ctmbeirtaul..tscrt,,( :rakes.",

This Medicine has newer been known ;o fail tit ALC.t•S Wilt.
taken upon th: brit attack, and imp? need .1.111 if tacit
bones perforate the skin:and such its i.urpria.qg clAcacy, it the
weatl.ar is este pa ;ever', wet or th 7, by taking ;Oar.tra, spite*.
(eta of It at gulag out, will present the said fialosPptelihr Bugg,
arerrettovate tr.as cuorttatiou so as to enable the Wet
take tkecletehte withost fatigue.. Straw; pr Ath 4
a elmals
cannot be Ova ihaii thefoUuw:ng ricoasasendatakes.-
he Must Noble Marquis of Latitiau,the Wert Ifola.lrkallin
Dudley ;uid Wad, the Right Hoe. Um& Mar.ounaht, _tAragdight.:
liorte.cue, and Moutford, the Klglat Hau. late Vistiourstss.ll,ll*
ley and Ward,' Dowagers Grstaley,,rain.autit, ona.kurrtstag
Lady Apprcece; .4411 ['ranee Blake, kdstar4 .Newithant, dubs
CtogbiU, ard George Arius° rung t. Generals Doyle, au.l Orualy ;
Colonels Baker, Debuth, i.enus, Ste; • .
•
' , N.B. Mesi.re. (kdbold fuse establisked an oat tat vs it tLa
benefit of the Poor 'and othera, whi e*tiOt .tort: t:tgra/'tbe
Mite for it, at one trepda's principal orrool, agien„S
where is n* be had as well as it toot 'two*, agr4a2,4l4lths;
tarsus of the Cha.ity. Nei. 3, Bicasstalauri-squaro.

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4DMIRALTY.O.P.PIOE, Jane 5, MI&
'NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and
remain sad Goal Delivery, for the Trial f Venal committed
itim the High Sear, within the jurildictioa ofthe Admiralty f Bagioind,
will he held at Aoki Hall, in as Old Bailey, London, ea Meltactyll
the Sth of July next, at eight idea is the scorning.
JOHN BARROW.

OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Axe 2, 181111
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS NA-
JAST7', ORDNANCE, 14 herayshpe Notice,
That „Proposals will be received at their Office in Pali-Mall,
on or before Wednesday, the 16th day of this month, from such
persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the
following Works, required for the erection and completion of
Certain Magazines and Buildings, to be erected and built at
Marchwood, nt ar Southampton, viz.
BRICKLAYF.RS' WORK, SMITHS' WORK,
CAR PEN"! ERS' WORK, PLUMBERS' WORK,
• *MASONS' WORK, PAINTERS' WORK, and
,• SLATERS'. WORK, GLAZIERS' WORK.
; j The Plan, Elevation, Specification, and Working Drawings of
l'!ee'intended Buildings, may be unwed upon application to Mr.
Tull, Principal Clerk of the Works at the Tower, or to Major-
General Fisher, the Commanding Royal Engineer at Portsmouth.
Payment will be made within three months next after the
Quarter in wit ch the Certificate of the Performance of the Work° li
011 be lodged in the Hon. Surveyor-General's Office, or in de-
fault thereof, an Interest after the rate of £5 per Cent. per An-
ium will be allowed. •
The Proposals must be delivered at the Secretary's Office,in
Pall-mall aforetaid, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for the
Magazines at Marchwood hilt no Proposal can be admitted
• after the said 16th day of Juno, at 12 o'Clock at Irma of the same
,slay, neither will .any 'lender be noticed unless Use Party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
All Persons making Tenders must be prepared to give Se-
curity for the due Performance of the Work for which they
may offer to Contract, By Order of the Board,
GREW, SeerttarV.
2_

ABAILIFF WANTS A PLACE. He is a
middle-aged mat ried Man, about 30. with no incum-
• braise; acquainted with Cooke's Drilling System, and Horse-
, hoeing, perfectly well; also buying and selling Stock of all de-
• scrlption-, and cultiva•ing in different Soils. Can be well mom-
mended, having lived ten years in his last place.
Apply (post paid) to Mr. S. d:mntonds, Bookseller ,Blandford.