Star.
London, England, 1807-10-06 00:00:00

DIED.

Saturday, at Alvcrftoke. near Gorpott, Dr. Sturges, Chancellor
of the Dice tft of Winchtiter, one of the Prebetiddrio. of that Ca•
thedral, and Retior of Alverftake ; father of Mr Sturges Bourne,
one of tit,. Lords 4 the Treafury.
On Monday fe'onigki the Rev. R."' ert Wright, D. D. formerly
Fellow of Brartnofe College, Oxford, an.: Vicar of Whitt-chapel,
London That valuable living is in the gilt of the College.
At Glafgow, on the 23d ult. in the :ft year of his age, Mr.
Jima Coats. merchant there. He has bequeathed zol. fterling
to the following Charities in that city—Lennox's School, tool.—
Millar's School, scl —and to the General &Mon
,q• I.
Thurfday !aft, Jtffcry Smbh, Big late of Horklydown, and
Captoin fn the River Fencibles.

DE VELNO'sVEGETABLEPILLS are proved,
DE
by experience, to be the belt and molt innocent Alzecatise,
Purifier, and Sweetener of the blood; aud thole who are afilteled
with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Lem ofy, Sctophula ur any
ether Diforders arifing from vitiated Blood ; or thole who have im
paired their conflict tons by Diffirttion, juvenile Indiftr.tions, or
Mercurial Medicines, should by no means omit a courfenfthe Ve-
getable Pills during the Autumn. The operation of this valuable
Vegeabk Alterative is fu pleafant And falutar y as not to interfere
with the a'vocati.:tis of bufiocfs or pleafure ; its adion is confined
to the animal juices, and requires no alteration or reltraint in diet;
it cliff. Ives in the nomad', blends with the food, and gradually
pervades the circu'ating fluids, correeting in its pafrage any devia-
tion from a !fate of conv,:lefeence; in Mort, it is the long fought
for Vegetable Specific, or fafe, but aCtive, fubftitute for that
fathionible mineral, Mercury Its efficacy excites the attention and
furprife of medical 'men, for whtn all other medicines have failed.
De Velno's Pills may be relied on as a fpecific for all Diforders
which originate in an impure or impaired flute of the Blood.
Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now foie Proprietor, and fold
Wbolefale and4Ritail by Shaw and Edwards, No 66, St. Paul's
Church yard, on the footway, London —Price 43. 6d. and zia.

, TO THE PUBLIC.
Liverpool, Sept. 26, 1807.
As DR. SOLOMON'S praOice is now become In
great and extenfive and his couftant engagements require a
conSderable portion of his time and attendance, he rapt dis, when
eonfulted. the ufual compliment of a one pourd Note; but all written
cafes,or letters of advice, unaccompanied with an order for medi-
dne and ransiumee, to be anfwered at his icifure, are required to
end ft only Half a-Guinea. Such letters thould, for fafety, be
thus directed:—" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houfe,
rear Liverpool. Faid dosibk pottage."—And as many diforders
have been feveral years in proceeding-to a degree of malignancy as
canna be eradicated in a few weeks; therefore, to encourage
Andy perfeverance in the life of proper means, Dr. SoLomts has
adopted the plan of his boxes, packed up Isle for any part of the
country.--And to induce Patients to fend to the Proprietor (by
which means they will be Cure tt- have them genuine) for a Re-
pittance of a Five Pound Bark Bill, he will return Medicines
purpokly prepared for the Patient, adapted to the flute of big cafe,
the Doctor being thereby enabled to jadge wiiti greater precifion
what remedies are applicable to each r.fpeCtive complaint ; and for
the further esicotiragenictit of Inch Patients, wl.o are thus w:Ling to
give his Medicines a fair vial. on the purchafe of one of the 31.
boxes, the ufual fee for advice, ate. will hot be recrirtel.

SAttS 13Y MJCTIoIsi.

MIJIRKIRK IRON WORKS.
To be Sold, by public roup, within the Tontine tavern, Glafgow,
onWednefday, the 28th of Odtober, [837. at two o'clock, if not
previoufiy difpufed of by private contradt,
1 HE MUIRKIKK IRON WORKS, cftifilling
of three Blatt Furnaces for Pig Iron, and two Pug s for
Bar Iron, with the whole Buildings. Machinery. ihenfils, Refer-
voirs, Manager's and Workmens' Houfes, benefit of Leaks. and
other advantages, as formerly advertifed. The excellence of the
htnation, the extent of aecontmodations, and the inexhatittible
fupply cf materials, at cheap rates and of the belt quality, hold
out Rh:nig iiiducem.nts to purchafers.
The upfet price is now much reduced, and the payment wilt be
made eafy and convenient.
Apply to James Ewing, Ingram Rreet; or James Hill, writer,
Miller Itreet, Glafgow.

To BR:. WERS, DIStILLERS, WHARFINGERS, and Others.
Spacious Freehold Wharf, Warehoufes, and Dwelling,
Dock-head, Bermondfey.—By PETFR COXE,
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At Carraway's Coffee Houfe, dornbill, on l'usfday, the tsth of

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Odloher, without refcrve,
A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,
compri-
fing an extenfiveWharf, with water-way of 289 Feet 6 inches,
next St. Saviour's Duck, the property, and at prefent in the occu•
pation of Mr John Scott, who will give immediate polieflion ;
containing numerous lofty Warehoufes, Dwellfn4-houfes, &c The
whole judicioufly arronged and are preferred equal, if nut fupe-
rior, to any premifcs in the neighbourhood;-for carrying on a con-
cern of the first magnitude.
May be viewed 14 dayr preceding the fate, when Particulars
may be had on the Prentifes ; at Lloyd's, Garraway's. and at the
Corn Exchange Coffee Houfes ; of Mr. Drcw, Solicitor, l3rrmond•
fey-ftreet, Southwark; of Mr. Peter Core, No 33, 'fhrogroortun-
Erect, where plans of the Eltatc may be teen.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, wit One Hundred aad

Sevrntytkree Acres of excellent Land.
By Mr. WELLER, at the Crown Inn, Engworth, on Tuefday,
tbc r zth of Odlober, at 12 o'Clock, in •I wo Lots,

Lora. A VERY VainabIeFREEILIOLD ESTATE
Otuatc at Chillham, in the County of Suffex, eon-
lifting of a hrge Farm Houle, garden,orchard and three tenements,
four barn', extentive Rabies' and other outbuildings, together with
173 Acres, eultomary meafure, of Arable., Meadow, and Coppice
Laud, in a very high Rate of cultivation ; now in the occupation
of Mr. Cheefeman, whole term expires at Michaelmas next.
Chidham is fituatrd about four miles and a halt welt front Chi-
ehefler, and the fame Jiftance Eaft from Havant.
LOT 2. Comprtfts the two next valuable Prefentatinns to the
R retnry of Thorney !land, in Su trey, a pleafantly fnuated refidener
with so Acre• of rich Glebe Land and theTythes of toooAcres of
moil productive Land. The foil is particularly fa►ourable for the
growth of Wheat. The prefent incumbent aged about 3S. The
annual value is eftimated at 420.

Prink(' particulars any be had, and the eftate viewed by ap-
plying to Mr. Weller, Chicheftcr ; Mefirs. Winftanley and Snn,
Paternn(trr row, Loudon ; particulars alto of Mars. Butler, Soli-
citors, Havant.

BY JONATHAN PERRY,
At the Fox Inn, in Shrewibury, in the County of Salop, on Tuti-
day, the 13th of 0 tober, 1807, at Three o'Clock in the After-
noon' fubjedt to Conditions,
rj'HE following very definable FREEHOLD
FARMS, LANDS, and TENEMENTS, fitut.te in the
feveral Tow:Alps of Aftley, in the Liberties of Shrewfbury,
Haughton, Roddington, and Witkington, in the County of Salop.
Lot t. A Metruage, Tenement, Farm, and Lando, A. a. r.
lituate in Atlity, in the occupation of W. Jones, and
John Brookes
Lot a. A McfTuage,Tenement, Farm, and Lands,
situate in Attley aforefaid, in the occupation of Jo-
feph Worral, Wm. Jones, and John Moreton
Lot 3. Not to be Sold.
Lot 4. Several Parcels of Land, in Attley afore-
laid, part of the Farm in the occupation of Joseph
Worral

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$4 3 37

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Lot 5. A Piece of Land, called the New Inn
Leafow, adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from
Shrcw•ibury to Shawbury, part of the Farm in the
occupa:ion of Wm. Jones
Lot 6. Two Parcels of Land, called Partridge
Furlong and Barn Croft, adjoining the aboverncn-
tioned Turnpike Road, other part of the Farm in
the occupation of Wm Jones
Lot 7. A Manage, Farm, and feveral Parcels of
Land, in Aftley afurefaid, parts of the feveral Farms
in the occupation of John Brookes, Wm. Jones, and
John Beliis - 43 0 7
Lot 3. Four Parcels of Land, Smote near to and
adjoining the Turnpike Road between Shrewibury
and Shawhury, called the Splay Pits, HoMerits
Field, and Black Furl•ngs, other part of the Farm
in tthe occupation of John Brookes i 6 0 23
Lot 9. Three other Parcels of Land, other part
of the above mentioned Farm, called the Upper
Moors, St Stray, in the eccupation of John Brookes 17 1 37
Lot so. A Meffuage, Farm, and Land;, fituate
in Aftley aforefaid, with a Piece of Land, called the '
Brook -hill, other part of raid William Jones's Farm,
in the occupation of John Belk and Wm. Jones 56 I tl3
Lott t, A (mall Houfe and Garden, in Ailey
aforefaid, and four P..reels of Land adjoining the
Road from Aftley to Hadnall, iu the occupation of
John Bella and Wm. Jones . 35 033
Lot 11. A Houfe in two Dwellings, with a Barn,
Cowhoufe, Fold, and Garden, in Aftley aforefaid,
with the Church Furlong, and Round Meadow, in
the occupation of John Bali. and WM. Jones 2 2 21
Lot 13. A Dwelling Houk, with a Barn, Cow-
tying, Garden, and a Piece of Land, called the
Ham, in Aftley aforefaid, in the occupation of Jane
Oliver and Wm. Jones - 2 I ,2
Lott 4. A Houk in two Dwellings, and Garden.
in Allier aforefaid, with the Hemp Yard, and
Bunchy Meadow, in the occupation of John Wur-
ral, Mary Morgan, and Wm. Jones I 3. to
Lot ts. A delirahlt Tenement, Farm, and Lands,
fituate at Houghton, including four. Pieces of Land,
called the Boat Leafows. in the occupation of Philip
Clare, Richard Seymour, and john Davies ' ' 3olt • r .19
Lot 16. A cone:dent and improveable Mcffitage.
Mimetic, Farm and Lands, adjoining the Canal
at Roddington, including two Comae; and incl.° • ; '
fares, in the occupation of W. Robinfon, Jofeph
Hulk, Edward Hughes, ati,l John Smith - 169 $ 36
Lot r 7. A Piece of land in the Village of Rod-
dington, called the Barn Chile, adjoining the Shit
bury Canal Wharf, part of Roddiugton Farm, in the
occupation of W. Robinfon
Lot 18. A Piece of Land called the Town's
End, near the Paid Village of Roddington, and ad-
joining the (aid Canal, other part of Roddington
Farm, in the occupation of W. Robinfon
Lot 19. A Piece of Land, called the Cherry
Furlong, and Part of the Foxholes, near Rodding-
ton aforefaid, adjoining the Canal there, other
part of Roddiugton Farm, iu the occupation of W.
Ro"infon
Lot 23. A well accuftomed Public Houfe, Offi-
ces, Slaughter Houfe, and Stable, in the Village of
Roddington, and near the Great Trade Wharf on
the above-mentioned Canal, with two Gordo's, and
feveral Pieces.of Land, in the occupation of Jofeph
Hulk and W. Robinfon

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