Star.
London, England, 1809-11-11 00:00:00

TO THE GEN
OF THE COUNTY OP LEMEN, CLERGY and FR EEI lOLDERS,
BUCKS.

GENTLZMEN,
ARECENT melanchbly event having occasioned
the removal of your late worthy Representative, the Mar-
slats , • orritchfreld, to the House of Peers, am induced by many
/ respectable tillers of support to make you a tender of my
Ir. 11,1,1,: services as Successor to his Lordship ; should I, by being
tenured with your good opinion and support on the days of No-
ones. ion andEittetion,have the important trust of representing you
in Parliament conferred upon me, I beg to assure you it will be my
',instant inclination and endeavour as much as it will he my obliga-
nn the one hand faithfully to discharge to the best of my
abilities all the public duties which ought to attach to the situation,
a on the other to attend also to the local Interests and Concerns
dear County.—With great respect and esteem,
I beg leave to subscribe myself, Gentlemen.
Your devoted humble servant,
11702.nn Hall, Nov. , 1809. WILLIAM LOWNDES.

AVALUBLE BUILDING LAND, LA wia-TAX REDEEMED,
NORWOOD COMMON.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON,
Carraway's Coffee House 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Mon
a:. r, 11th day a Dece;nber, 1809, at Twelve &Clock, in

Lrt.,
A VERY valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE,
situate near the Horns, on the North-end of Norwood
Colman, bntween the rgo,Roads leading from Knight's Hill to
Croydon, being two allotments, made under the Act for the En-
ohne of Lambeth.
This Property is admirably adapted for the erection of small
ilviidmees, and from the public situation of some of the Lots,
are well cakelated for pi:rsons wishing to embark in Trade in
di% rapidly increating neigh bonthood. •
To view the • .sauly to Mr. rlarke, at KulWa Hill
.c . La:ions may he had ~f Mr. lames, Land 'Ageint,
New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's ;of Mr. *lownley, Land Sur-
sryor, ICslworth, Surrey ; and at Garraway's.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At le Full-Moon Hotel, in the City of Bristol, on Thursday,
the Old day of November instant, between the hours of two
sad four o'clock In the afternoon, if not sooner disposed of by
jivate Contrast, of which Notice shall be given,
AGENTEEL RESIDENCE and very Valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, near the plosant and healthy
lilk of Winterbourne, in the County of Gloucester, six miles
bra the opulent city of Bristol, now occupied by J. R. Phillips,
Lg. consisting of a Family House, two walled Kitchen Gar-
&,:s well stoAed With choice Fruit 'Frees, Shrubbery, and good
Eta s; containing about Ten Acres of the finest Land. with
nutrient Water, and many other valuable Appendages. The Place
i•e:ttire, and within a Ring Fence. The Purchaser may have int-
rtdiate possession, and be otherwise accommodated.
For Treaty and every other Information, apply to M. G.Steele,
ha. the Owner, at the Full-Moon aforesaid ; and printed Parti.
vial may be had at the QM= of Messrs. Carlale and Son, &d-
-bed-row, London.
Atl Letters are desired to be free of postage.

BREWERY, BAI.DWINS GARDENS.
TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. SNOW and SCRIVENS,
Oa the Premises, on Tuesday the gist last. and following days,
at Eleven q'Clodt,
THE Valuable LEASE; PLANT, STOCK, and
11 I'ENSILS, of the SUN BR.BWHOUSE, BALI WIN'S
CAE DENs, GRAY'S-INN•LANE ; comprising spacibus Tun
Rismis,huige Store-houses, excellent Vaults, hilistlt and Hop Lott',
Cig.perage and Stabling, two Counting-houses, large Dwelling in
lc :cct repair, replete with every convenience, and a Tenement
2(j, hang. The Plant consisting of two Coppers of 35 Barrels
c. it, s Mash Tun to wet 23 Quarters, Liquor Back, Coolers,
Working Tuns of proportionate dimensions, two Engines, a
lh.rso Wheel, Malt Mill, Ett-Ste.. The Stock comprises several
}!aasizied Dozens of prime bottled Ale, -- Bags of Hops, se-
vvr4l ht.ndred Casks, itf Firkins, Kilderkins, Half-hogsheads,
Barrels and Pantheons, three Drays, -- Horses and Harness.
Die Public are assured there will he no reserve, as the sale is
in ?arse:lnce of an Order of the Cain of Chancery, dated the
I‘:th by of July, 1809.
Nlay he viewed three days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues
Li on the Premises, and of Messrs. Snow and Scrivens, No. 6,
Blackfriirs.

lILAI.TH and VIGOUR restored by that most excellent Medi-
cine, THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD,
Prepared he Dr. SoLosson Gilead House, near Liverpool.
UHF. COR.DIAI. BALM of GILEAD has been
is repute to the very pinnacle of fame. Universally as it
is re.soneti to in ca;es of weakness and emaciation, so also are its
Itealth-restorir.g qualities universal. Some, perhaps,
with its virtuto, not having perused that in: eresing
4 'll
•,,,I;ich must be few linked) may bo induced to ask,
the Balm of Gilead fit for ? what complaint doth it cure ?
o z,:.5%%.e,. this it will be necessary to
" Holdup the Mirror to nature:'
n tlT.se who are afflicted in the following manner reflect on
,
tris, that produced such havoc upon the " wholesothepowers
ar:d .tt,l,etites of life." Disordered stomach, dry cough, weakness
ox;,th, "mice, hoam-ness, shoetrees of the breath upon the least
e
rusi. relaxation of the whole sy stern. afflicted with
p. 4 a:. • lan
• ;uor of the eyes, weakness of sighs or memory, should
1 o clmider I.inmaus advice., "that youth is the impor •
; per*:id of forming a robust constitution," and that " nothing
is '"be (treaded so much as prethatore excess." The foundation
^ld age is a g.,od constitution in youth ; temperance
.e.eration 3! that atte are passports to happy grey hairs.—
'" "C can be better described than in the words of Armstrong,
77----••••" Foe want of timely care
Millions have died of medicable wounds."
r nel. as th:ose, then, this healing Balm is suitable—Com-
•lll.d uvtler the =smelt-on appellation of nervous and con
%-":2tive. are its proper sinful ; the one it will ei-aNdate-;-gthe
7:r sviD lx,! cured by its influence. The Balm of Glien4 has
l
'r fhteed men: od in this country than any me3icine since the
711::iqn Of a M
...t.Modica.
scdt a
Yam rtiPectabie alhzdiciue Vendas in the thited