Star.
London, England, 1812-09-16 00:00:00

PRICE SIXPiNCE-IFIAtiPENNT:

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To GENTLEMEN, PI ANTEltS,'Nril tOtt MENICHAIIIr
NI AK PAS, and OTHERS.
The-remain:niSTOCl( (.1 the. L,EAsilitilDOE NURSERY,
!,car Cf A PTO N ‘ V TON,
WEI he by .14r. COCHRAN,
On the Premises, on IVlondiy, Sint, Int, and following c*, it
Eleven o'ciock,
CONSISTING of Fan. Yews for Blinds and
Hedges ; i'pruce and other Fir Trees; young Striped and
Green Bodies; Arbutus and American Stools and Layers;
Forest sad APPloTrers • a quauti,y of American Plants sod
Evergreen Honeysur.klea, in pots; vtry flue large and small
;Orange Trees double &c.; a quantity of Potatoes
growing, of vbry 'Jett sans; large and small Butts and Branches
of Wainti., Poplar, and Will•w; Apple, and other *nets of
Fruit Trees, with ;he Faggots of the same ; some' Bricb and
Tiles ; two Carts, and Sundries.
To be viewed till the Sale, aid Catalogues had by applying on
the Prerniies ; at the Cock, Epping ; Two Brewers, Woodford;
New Inn, Waltham • White Hart, Romford ; Caledonian 04 r.
sery,Kingsland-roa; Mews. Gordon and Co. Seed Wart hunt*,
Fenchurch-street.; and of the Auctfoncer, No. 7, Duke-street.
Growenor•square.

RQSS, HEREFORDSHIRE.
FREEHOLD ESTATES, FOR SALE, UPWARDS OF TWO
. HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES.—IN LOTS,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WILLIAM JAMES,
4t the Swan Inn, in the town of Ross, en Thursday, the SO
of October next, between three and six in the afternoon,
subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced,
A Most desirable and cnrnpact FREEHOLD
EiTA It, called the HOMS, situate close to the town of
Ross, and to the navigable River Wye; c,.uvrising a Dwelling
House, with necessary Out-buildings, and upwards of 100 Acreir
of very excellent Amble, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Or►
chording; it. the holding of Mr. Joseph Terrett.
Also several Parcels of very rich and fertile Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land, (the Meadows chiefly adjoining the Wye ;)
containing in the whole about 170 Acres, situate in the parish of
Ross, and in the several holdings of Mr T. Pritchard, Mr. Amos
Jones, Mr. Wm Gyttings; Mr. Grotge Pye, Mr. '1 bonus Re.
!Anson, Palmer, Mr. Wm. Mayer, Mr. John Syer, and
Mr. Haviland ; which will be sold in lots, to be specified
iu future particulars, or such other lots ai may be determined
upon at the time of side.

The above Estates are of very superior quality, are extremely
valuable from their contiguity to the town of lioss and to the
River Wye, and present many desirable and beautiful spots for
building upon; particularly the ilums Farm, whfch lies on a
gentle slope to the south and south west, with the river Wye
iu front of it.

Mr. David Roberts, of Roes, will appoint a person to sheer the
premises. Possession may be had (excepting only a part of the
lands In Mr. Jones's occupation), at Lady-day next.
Printed particulars, with maps annexed, may be bad at the
principal Inns itt Ross, Gloucester, and Hereford; .and at the
London Coffee-House, Ludgate-hill, London.
For further information, apply to Mr. Davis, Land Surveyor,
at Homingshant, Wilts; er to M.ssrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Lust,
low, Shropshire.

1 OWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
CLOTH.—The superior kind of texture, which is the ex•
eluave privilege of this Fabric, renders it the most pleasant, emu.
fortable, and economical description of Skirting Cloth ever yet
manufacture& It washes beauttfully—is warranted fordurabi.
lay equal to the best Irish linen, and about Hall the Pricer
Sold wholesale, and by the piece, 154, Cheapsitle, near St.
Paul's; Harding and Co. 89, Pall-Mall; also ebb tti ready made
at Doyky's War.house, 846, Strand, and nu other House Li
London.

TO TAB. POOR.
MRS. JOHNSON having found, by the number of
Cases that came before her, of Mothers that bad been cured
In a few days of SORE NIPPLES, and that bring an affliction
that ttiost Women are subj.-ct to, who have young Children, In.
duced Mrs. J. to publish Mrs. Bar.l tt's letter, as the Soothing
Syrup was only. known to alleviate the anguish of suffering in.
flints, while cutting their teeth, (which it will do instantly)
thereby prevent: both fever and convulsions' finding she bad lost
her usual number of sullsring babes, entisired the cause—it was
owing to her having omitted mention at the buttom of the leiter,
" To the Poor," as usual, they thought Mrs. J. had whits:it-men
her bounty ; be assured, my hutoble friends, to the contrary, for
as long as Mrs. 1 ha. her health, will not r. I nluish so gratifying
a theme Ns that t.f seeing so many Hundreds of In4nts restored
from the jaws.ef death and pain, to health and comfort. They
must bring a letter flom a respectable bouaekeeper, that they are
real objects of charity, and be sure to come Tuesday and Saturday
mornings, front nine to ten o'clock. Mrs. 1. bto sat the same
time so great a charity will rot be abused, as it is out of hyr pri-
vate purse, and trusts that parents who can afford to purelia• e the
syrup will nut injure the Poor by obtaining what is intended fur
their relief.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, /40. 94,
Newman.strert, Oxford-streets and by their appointment, of
Guiding, 42,..Curialvil; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-
yard; Berkley, 95, Fleet-rearket ; Newbury, St. Paul's Church'.
rare, and Dame-street, Dublin; /Index, 4, Cheapside ; Dicey and
Sutton, Bow Churchryaril; and by all the principal Medicine
Venders in Town and Country, at es. 9d. a bottle. •
CAVT4os.—lie sure to ask for Johnson and Williams's Arnetio
eau eueth.eg Syt ep, es there are several spurious sena.

TO THE PAYALYTIC.--BY TIM KING'S PATENT.
I)YMERIB CARDIAC AND NERVOtTS Ti
TURE, for Disorders of the Head, Stomdch, and Bowels,
Gouty, Elbow, and Nervous Complaints, Debility, Pally, Etc.
Case XXXV.—To "surgeon, Reigate.
Rochester, July 7, 1812.

Sir,--In the month of March, 1811,1 vim seized with a Para.
Lytle ec ion ir. the right side of my head 'and face: my otresigth
left me, so that 1 could hardly walk; my countenance muck
draws and +started; a general debility took pace and my limbs,
upon the slightest exertion, were overwhelmed with fatigu.
At the same time sounds of every sort were very distressing to
me; the noise occasioned by the tea-cups and saucers made mo
almost faint away ; the sound of my own voice, and the voices
of others in conveisation, gave me great uneasiness. if I took
np a book, I was unable to read it witk any degree of attention to
the subject of it. In short, all the faculties of my hotly, ant, in
some mcaatlre, those of my were sadly affected by this aw•
' ful and distressing stroke of Palsy,
Providentially for me, I accidentally heard of your invaluable
Cardiac Tincture, and determined to try It. Cy the time I had
taken the a dozen of doses of it, I perceived the symptoms of
retnrning strength. After I bad continued taking it tor some
time, my face gradually returned to its regtilat form; my limbs
resumed their strength ; my mind its usual activity ; and I cot
now walk live mile 4 with ease and pleasure,, and read as many
hours fatigue, and with atter.tion to tux sobjvet. Noise,
are no longer painful to me, and I can enjoy the conversation of
my friends. 'ln short, 1 ant now so well in health as to have this
peculiar satisfaction of discharging all the duties of my church
with great ease. Under the blessing of Divine Pro%idence, T
must attribute my recovery to the use of your invatittaVeCasitliao
',Tincture; and I desire to give this pu b Ic testimony of its eft&
racy, in order that a!1 who are afflicted with Palsy may
that this excellent medicine will relieve them, the Lr te of which
do most earnestly recommend. • Rielman JoEVAP•
From the Rev. R. Jordan,
Vicar of Hoo, near Rochester, Kent.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr Rymer% appoiewnoent, bjt
Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. to, Bow Church-yang and re,
tail by Frederick 'Smith, No. US, Haymarket;
Eschaage; BaciAVltnd Co. Oefontf•iittkitri F. Nesebtili:anol SOS
45, St. Yawls Church yard; J. Hurl., corner of Ctisfiateisititeet 3/4
Ward, Holitsidekilllyvvery'Vendor of -I!ittist Veciktititis *
the United ILimpioan, lg 1014 11. de: 148•11114 •
plots lK SU try with thorn is p assividerable

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