Star.
London, England, 1806-07-25 00:00:00

THE [MO' BOOK.

Thin day was publidted. enbalthed with nearly One Hundred
Wood Cuts, price only Sispenec, wit► a full Allowance to
thyfe who purebYfe by the Dozen or Hundred,

IE LONDON PR IKEA ; or Firit Bonk for
.1- Children at the earlieft Age; intended as an intrndudtion
to Dr. MAVOII.3, and the various other I nglith Spain% Bucks.
By M. PELHAM:

The following are the peculiar improvements which, kls ftip•
pored, entitle this little work to gni..rsl adoption and pre-
ference in all prep:eatery and fiat Schools, and ammt thole
Mothers who teach their infants the firit tkments of reading :
3. It is printed on a fuperfine paper, on a very, large and clear
t ype•
a The firft Set of Letters are of an enufoally large rise, being
an Inch fquare, and the record fet of great and fmad Letters are
Uluftrated with Cuts of familiar Ohjeetv.. . .

3. the Reading.Leffone begin with Wordiest only two Letters,
and proceed to thereof three and four Letters, and final), by ample
gradations to thole of two and three Syllables.
Every Lefton is decorated with a beautifully engraved tenth
liar Ohje6t, rendering the number of pleafing Cat. In the work
nearly one hundred.
3. Ike Work is doled with fultable Prayen and Hymns, adapt-
ed to the aril age.
fin Vulgar and low Eaprclanns are itudioufly avoided, and an
and avour has been made in every part to unite fimplkity with
elegance.
Ina word, tie LONDON PRIAMR, or FIRST Booz, need only
be teen to be preferred by Children themfclves, and by Parents and
Teachers, to every other work of the fame Wenn:lon.
Printed for RICKARD PHILLIPS; No. 6, Bridge Brett, Black-
friars; and to be had of Cbampaute and Whitrow, Old Jewry; of
Wilton and Spence, York; H. Moseley, Geiniborough t M. '
Keene, Dublin; G. Lumfilett, Glafgow ; and all other Bookfellen
and Stationers. Of whom may he alfo had,
z. AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, accompanied by .a
progrealve Series of eafy and familiar IA lions, adapted to the ea-
punks of Children, and embelllfhed with a variety of Engrav-
ings ;—the whole intended to furnifh, for the ufe of Schools, an
iinproVed introduetory Bonk to the firs Elements of the Enid&
Language. Ily WILLIAM Mavol,LL.D.Reciew of Stonesficld In
Chfordiblre, Vicar of Harley In lieckflere, Chaplain to the Earl of
Mara, des. The Thirty-aftb Edition, revifedalid Improved, rad.
a. The SEQUEL to MANOR!. STILLING Boue,and INTRO-
DUC rioN to LAIR'S CLASS BOOK; Collfhthlg of a great variety
of eafy Lefferts, arranged for the ale of 13:bools, of both neat&
By the Rev... Davin BLAIR, price a& dd. bowel.
3 The CLASS BOOK; or, Three Hundred and Sixty-five
Beading Lions for Scimarde of efflux See combining, with the
dements of all knowledge, a greater number el Raiding aur-
eate, from the heft Authors, than are to he found in any ether
work of the fame defcription • every Leffon baying a clearly tic-
Elocdobjeet, and teaching fume principle of SeLence or Morality
or inns important truth. by the Rev. LURID BLAIR ; price Si.
bound.

•
PE4L AND TIMBER YARD.
TO BE LET ON LB \ SE.
AVALUABLE PEAL and TIMBER YARD,
Ensued on the Banks of the River Medway, adj.iin:ng the
Great Bridge, in the Town of Maiditone, with a eapit.d modern
t 'lilt brick Honfe, and walled in Garden The whole prcmlfes
are in compleat repair.
For particulars, apply to Mcffrs. Smyth and Atkins, Maidltone.
N. B.—lmmediate poifdlion may be had.

PREEHOI.D HOUSE AND ESTATE. SURREY.
TO BS SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC
By Mr. H. PHILLIPS.
AFRE,EHOLD MANOR' ESTATE, com-
prifing One Hundred and Forty.two Acres of rich Arable
and Palture, and Wood Land, within a Ring Fence, and Right of
Common and Sudbury over an aatenfive Wafts; tngeth, r with a
commodious Houma and Stabling, Coach bottle. and rcgnifite 'do •
mcftic and Fanning Of the refidence and prpperty of a o.n •
tleman. whnlc In a high Bate of culture And repair, pl. a-
randy Otuate at Chordharn, in a (porting part of the County of
Surrey, a mile from the Brighton Road, and two miles from the
Town of Ealt Grin acad.
Further particulars, and Tickets for viewing. may be had at Mr.
Eftateand Audion Office, No. 611, New Baud ftrect.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC T,
TESTWOOD MANOR, a molt deferable Pro.
party In Hampthire, confilting of an elegant modern lan
Manfion. called rEsTwooD iiutisii, with capital Stables,.
Coach Houk., large and extenfive Offices of catty dcfcrlption, ex-
canon walled Garden well Rocked with Fruit Trees, a beautiful
Lawn, Plantations and Paddocks paled in; the whole In good, re-
pair. Alfo a Water Corn Mill, a valuable Salmon and ether.
Fineries, with feveral Farms, confining of rich Arable, Meadow,
and Paßure Laud, containing together about 420 Acres (exclafive
of Commons and Wailes), the Lend Tax of which is redeemed.
This Manor is particularly adapted for a Spartfman, being within
a fmall diftance of the New Foreft tient. The Manflon Hoeft
k defirably fituated uear the River Tett (which wi...da through
part of the Pleafure Ground) in a GenteciNeiglibourbood, with
excellent Roads, five Miles from Southampton and Lyndhuril
fix from Rornfey, fouruen from Wincheiter, fifteen from Salif
, bury, and fourte-n from Lymington an I Ringwood, adjoining a
molt bi.autlful part of the New Focal, and COMM.IIIIS a view of
Southampton Water, the lay of Wight, &c. Attached to the
•Filate la an unlimited Right of Common for Cattle and Turbary
In the New Foreft, alto an allowance of a large quantity of Fuel
Wood annually.
A Purchafer of the Preminv may he accommodated with the
Corn Tythes ariiiog therefrom (if &fired) at a fair v.:Nation
immediate poWettion may be had of thie Marton LL•ufe, Onkel..
Garden and lawn.
For a view of the Premifro, apply Mr. George Ha Wan, of.
Taftwood, and fur farther partaol , .. to J. Wkken., Erg. at it
apply
Mapperson, near Woodford; or Mr. oonsas Waterer, at itomfey,
I wins* a plan of the Palate may be le ..

SALK POSTPONED —.STAFFORD:HIRE.
By Mr. IIENSHALL.
On Monday the sttb day of .' u 3 %t nut, (Mitred of the tith
formerly advertifcd) at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the
Lynicten's Arms, Penkridge, In the county of Stafford, (an.
Ida ?melanin dilpecd Oat an intircty by Private Contradt).
AVery valuable and truly defirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, fitaate at Bradley, la the laid scanty of Stafford,
celled SUR /DICOTT HALL. in a Mat fertile dilltia,cemprifing fivie
complete Farms, with fuldantial Farm H0d..., Out,buildlop,
and proper Offices, and nine hundred and twenty Acres of eery
produdive and rich Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, divided
Into proper wed Inclofuree, and let to molt rcfpultable Towns
at Will In the five following Lou, namely,
Lot A. a. P.
a. Sbredicott WI Farm, Mr. R. Wright, Thant 214 s 14
2. Shredicuu Farm, Mr. RuffeU, Tenant rya It
3. Priory Farm, Mr. John Forrefter, Tenant 141 S
4. Lower banal Farm, Mr. Beal Cottao,Tenant 211 3 35
s. Bradley Farm, Mr. Walter Wright, Tenant ses 3 36

920 2 33

The Mate Is Tythe free, 'a Ith the i.and.tax redeemed, abounds
with Gann:, the neighbourhood gent el, and the land Is capable of
great improvement Sy Irrigation awl drairage.
For further perdeulan apply at the °diets of Mr. James, Leal
Agent, No. 14, C.lrer itrer.t, London ; and at Welnorn. and War-
wick; alto at ma Collins and Kt elle, So!kitors. Stafford ;ag
the Hotel, Birmingham; the principal Inns at Wolverhampton,
Newport, Norcaltle, Braid, Worcefter, See.

SHROPSHIRE sod SIONTOOMBRYSHIRE.
YO BB SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Oik, at Welchpool, en Monday the it! day of September
11610, at Three o'Cloek In. the. Atvemoon, fubjed to Inch Con-
ditions as tall be then produced.

Lot z., ed Stone Manfinn Hlufe, with
A Ngcv ereft
_
the Barns, Stables, and Out.buildings thereto belong-
andthe leveret Ciska, 'laces or Parcels of Arable:, Meadow,
and Failure Land adjacent thereto. and lying In a Rios Fence,
mataining 231 A, R. a7P. together with three other Tenements
'M Gardens in the tenure of Mr. Williams, Tenant at Will, and
Ms Coderttnants. •
'the Ellice is ftrune at Wytberton, in the County of Salop, ad-
joining the Shrewfbury Turnpike Road, about five miks from
Montgomery, In a very birdie Diana, in a 1-13urcfgue and Ro-
mantic Lawny, abounding with Game. and is now a very defira-
Irk Farm, but may at a final e erode be converted into a limed
Retired Relidence fur a pert, n of Independent fortune.
Lot a. A very compatt and valuable Fcrm,Jklien fully firvA•ril
on the Daubs of the Nevem, called the htsittt n. lying in a king
Fence, in the l'arith of Forint', four mile. from &latecomer', and
divided Into twenty im lafurea of akin' Amble, Meadow, and
Palture land, containing 138.1. :lt, rP. competing a Farm
Houk and proper °dem In the tenure of the Guverbv:.. of Muitt-
gomery Houk of Indullry.
To view the Prentifca, apply to the Tenants, sod plans may ha
fern and pertl.utars had, by Ai yin to hi:. James. (.and Agent,
No. 4, Carcy•itreet, ....ton, and wdlfbotr, near Sea. foul sit
trim, Wat wichthare; Mr. George Gould, Goes, our Welch.
pod Mr. Thumps lone., Suleitur, Montgomery; and at rh.
mineiple ions at Weld:pool, Montseaberr.
Ofweary.

~~

MO=

It.

ill .

l

PARIS, JULY 14.
We are affured that tome of the Emperor's Aides-
de-Camp have had orders to repair to tome of the
frontier places an Germany, through which it will be
sectary that the French army fhould pats, to re-
ceive and review the troops. General Rapp goes to
Strafburgh for the fame purpofe.
On the loth of this month, a flag of truce appear-
ed off the port of Calais. The principal obje& of its
tniffion was, to renew the verbal affuranees, that the
fiffiing veffels would meet with no obfirualon, if they
did not pals the limits of two leagues from the Eng-
coaft. If it be the intention of the Engliffi Go.
vernment to leave the fifhery free, why not notify it
in an official manner 2 After what has already hap-
pened, little confl4ence can be placed in fuch abr.
anees. It is not improbable, that euriofity alone oc.
rearmed the vifit of this flag of truce to the coaft of
France.