Star.
London, England, 1801-08-20 00:00:00

SURREY.

'lO BE LET OR. SOLI)—WI EH THE FURNITURE,
A MODERN FREEHOLD HOUSE, with
.11- double Coach Houk, and Stabling for so or to Honks,'
with Hay-loft and Chambers over, pleafamly fituated on But-
ter Hill, on the fouth end of Dorking. The Houk Rands much
elzvated from theroad, with a neat row of Fir-Trecs between
the hook and road ; the apartments comprife on the Ground
Floor an entrance Hall, about ao feet ftluare, with a Parlour
on each fide, a Kitchen, Servant's Hall, Pantries, &c. on the
Firft Floor, a Drawing Room and four Bed.chambees; on the
Attic Story, fix Garrets, excellent cellars; a large Garden,
walled round, well clothed with Fruit Trees, with a charming
fltrubbcry walk round, with a large and pleafant fathed Sum-
mer-liou lc (with a chimney), which commands a very extenfive
profpedl ; a large Poultry-yard, covered with grafi, with a
walk, and high wall round; the whole in good repair, may be
cnterLd on at Michaelmas.

For further P.Artieulars apply to Mr. Lane, Dorking, Surrey.

MAREHAY FARMS, near DERBY, TYTHE FREE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION—BY MR. SMITH,

At the Bell Inn, Derby, on Friday, A uguft 28, at Three o'Clock,

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in 'rwoLots :
Lot r. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprifing the Cottage Farm, fituate in the cen-
ter of a fine Coal country, near Denby and the Crumlin Canal
ten Miles from Derby, near the high road to Chefterfield, in
the parlib of Ripley ; containing 89 Acria of excellent Arable
and Failure Land, Tyshe Free. in good cultivation, and per-
f:ctly compact, with a fubitantial Farna-houfe, large Garden,
Orchard, Farm, 'And Rich Yards, brick Barn, Stabling, and
Dacha', dings, let to Mr. Thous Wlayfalls, tenant at will, at a
low reat of 76L per anlaurn.
Lot a. A valuable Freehold Eltate, comprifing the Hall
Farm, adjoining Lot t, containing 87 Acres of excellent Arable
and Pafture Land, Tythc Free, in gond cultivation, and per-
redly compact, with a (packing fubilantial Farm-houfe, large
Garden, Orchard, Farm, and Rick Yards, extcnfive brick Barn,
Stabling,and Outbuddllp, let to Mr Robert Whyfalls, tenant
at will, at a low rent oit7l. as 3d. per annum.
To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had
twenty Days preceding the file, at the Cranes, Leicester; Peach's
Ho:el, Sheffield; Angel. Chesterfield; Poll-honks, Mansfield
and Nottingham; Derby ; of Mr. Edmund Evans, Solici-
tor, Derby; and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-Rreet, near the
Royal Exchange. where Maps of the Eftates may be fern.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. IN GLOUCESTERSIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. PHILLPOTS, ten.
At the George Inn, .t titrotirl. on 'rhurfilay eh• yd day of Sep-
tember next, at three o'clock in the afternoon;

Abodern-built STONE MANSION HOUSE,
called STRATFORD-HOUSE, with attached and de-
tached Offices; walled Garden, well planted is high pertreftion,
Melon Ground, FM Fonda, Pleafure Ground, and feveral In•
clofures of rich Grafi Land, partly planted with choice Fruit
Trees furroundlng the Houle, with three neat Cottage, and
Gardens; this whole compridog upwards of 32 Acres, fituate
In a healthy country, commanding molt beautind and piCtu-
refque views, well fupplied with Water, and forming a truly de-
liraWe refidence for a genteel Family ; within half a mile of
Stroud, and adjacent to the Turnpike Road leading from Bath
to Cheltenham ; 30 milmdiftant from the former, and la from
the latter place, to from Glouceitcr, ta from Cinmcciter, and
toe from London.—Thc Houle, which Is Striate in a Lawn,
with a Meant of Waterin front, confifts on the Ground-floor
' of a Vcftibule, 16 feet by an; Eating-room, so feet by at ;
Drawing-room, so feet by t 7 ; Study, Servant's Hall, Kitchen,
and Butler's,and other Paltries, with good Cellars underneath ;
on the principal Chamber Floor, is a Breakfalt or Morning-
ro,m i•, the centre; hi Lodging-rooms with dofets ; and the
:aide confifts ot (rein good Chambers, and a Laundry 27 feet
by so. The attached offices include a Walh-houfe, Brewhoufe,
auu Bakehouk, Scullery, Larder, Dairy, Sm.; and the de-
'. (ached office. cianAll of Stabling fur eleven Horfes, double
Ceach-houfe, Harm& -mom, Granary, Lumber-rooms, wad Cold
Bath.—The above, except about 4 Acres in the parial of Paint.
wick, lie in the parifh of Stroud, and there are feats in Stroud
Church, belonging to the Eftate.—The Purchafer may be ac-
commodated with more Land, to Me extent of 140 Acres, if
Tithed. Pacifico will be given on completion of the purckafe ;
and one half of the purchafe money may remain on mortgage,
if dehred.
To ha viewed by Tickets, which with particulars and condi •
tions of Rile, may be bad of Mr. Whitcombe, Serjeant's
Float-treat ; or at the Office of Mars, Whitcomb; Grath,
and P:Opo is in Gloucefter, where a Map of the Premifes,
may be feen.

SUGNAL-HALL, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At hi. Great Room ;n Pall-Mail, on Tuefday the asth of Ala-
i gull, (if out previtodly dffpcsfed of by ?dram Contraa), at
i One O'clock,
i A Capital FREEHOLD,andfrnall part COPY-
-I- HOI.D ESTATE, called SUGNALL-HALL, In the
Parifh, and two mile, frum the Market Town of ECCLES-
' HALL, adjoining South to the Owner and Psi Coach Road
from London, nine miles frdm Stafford, eight from Stone, (and
Navigation Coals and Lime) nine from Newpors, nine from
Market Drayton, eleven from Newcaftle-under-Line, twenty-
' Even from Shrewilney, thirty-eight from Cheßer, and about
too from London, confiftirtgas capital, uniform, exceedingly
convenient and fubitaistial Roots-built modern Manilas, with
attached and detached Oilicas, peculiarly adapted to the Villa
and elegant Fume Ornee, capital walled Kitchen Garden, de-
' elining to a fouth-caßAfpea, and Including an exmllent Hot-
bottle, Green-houfes, &c. uniformly built; anti two hundred
and three Acres and upwards of Land plebe firß quality, in a
ring fence, diterliSol wit% Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in
the happisf ftyle of nature.
The Manfion Is fated on a bold and commanding eminence,
Is backed and (bettered by dole full grown Plantations and rifini;
grounds from the North, and commands profpcdts thirty miles
in extent over the Park-like Home-grounds, and a fertile, po-
pulous, healthy, and finely-broken woody Country, abounding
with Game fine Roads, Fidd Sports, and Gentlemen's Seats.
The Mane declines to the South and Eaft, is fubdirlded by
funk (then into convenient inctofurells inteifPnied with limn-
dant Clumps and Plantations of large fprodilig Form Trees,
feathered down to the furface of this apparent Iliaciival Lawn
the Pleafure Ground continued through the Demean, Woods,
sad Odrted by (Cop Mere) a natural Lake, fed by an abundant
'lmam, and containing near an hundred acres of Pellucid Wa-
ter, open to innumerable enchanting views. Tafte, Genius, and
Meelianilm have been moR happily exerted in decorating this
charming Rant.
The LL ma be viewed by appßcation at the Hall; and
printed particulars had at the Printers of the Litchfield, Bir-
mingham, Mancheftre, and Liverpool Papas; ax the Rainbow
Coffee-houfe, Co/shill; of Mr. Outran. petite!. Bath. where
plans of the Bastc,and grnand plans and elevadons of the Hook
anav beets. Alb, at Mr. jogai Forfar's. Are*tadl. Liver-
pooh sad In I'a44fall:
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HEN Profellional Men of education and re-
v v-
off3"a fi
penilardeviate goat the
thrall/17Mo offYlleing continued
tthillurefled
Camels is the belt criterion of luperlority.
Eight years have I devoted my prat Lice to the exdufive treat-
ment of THREE DISORDERS, ind the fuccefsful rcfult of
mplan gives me additional ardour to oppofe al far as I am
able the ravages of theft complaints which are the midi import-
ant in the catalogue of human infirmitim.
After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I
formed a with at an early period of Pradlice to refcue individu-
als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan•
gerous precipitancy of general Pradltioners.
The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which 1 hen de-
voted my attention, comprise every fpecles of VENEREAL
INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration—idly.
AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of
Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, null laftly that de-
rangement of the fylicin in Women which is meld BARREN-
NF.SS or STERILITY.
Numerous dikaks are the refult of ignorance or hafte In the
tenant of a Ample Gonorrhea, and ft not unfrrquently hap.
pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the indiferetion of an
unguarded hour. By a (opener method fuck complaints are
cafily cured, and even when others have failed, I troll that I
may prefume to offer a radical re-ellablUbment.
Few however arc the cafes of complicated &ink in this
dlforder compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, wills
from indulge= ins SOLITARY VICE, or the pmvalcot Gaie-
ties of a faffiketable Life, acquire that Sate of Dchitity which
Is the unairokkible confequence of rods pernicious habits.
Where the unhappy (tiffany broods over his mifery, hut care.
fully conceals his roisfortnoe, it may be fume confolation for
him to know, that although it be an objed of doubt or uncer-
tainty with ther Praditioneni, the removal of dick DEE I-
C IE NC I ES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire
meet of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have
begun to reduce manly vigour, such satiety will be prevented
by an early conntendien of this lapguid Bate, and in th,fe
cafes no great difficulties will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years ex died. a proper Pe r-
feverance is indffpenfibly requifite to revive the ihunbring (parka
of Life and to re-animate the CosifUtution.
MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been ifappointed
in their expediatioos of a Family, may he allured, that in moll
inflames fads defeds are curable by idtdical SUR
The SECRECY which is fo effiential to my undertaking, and
the quails:mimes which I have prefumed to hate, form the
Balls of my Princalksas, and in coincidenee with inch this Inti-
mation is given, that Mr may be confultedpefonaay, ,
(or. by lett,Tl Indiana a bnall move) at hill hook, N. xo, Arwa-
,4 Brest, Semml, use Tannic-Bet.
There is an additional entrance In Water-Erect adjoining,
and the mum Is tin both the doom
JAR D-LtfaMr of du nerd Plisse of Sorrow •