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TO BB SOLD * PRIVATZ—L- critnitA at%
AFREEHOLD pSTATE, siruite at Pndng
Corner, is the Pariah of Barking, in the t bounty d Reset
On the Verge of Hainatalt Purest, upon *.iieh it bid an eitenel
Might et CommOn and a yearly Assiapinseni of Wood; coma-
of a Mesiwye. Bath; Stables and uthtr Out-holidays, in
kandel P-pall, a F-nu yard, and dye Closes of Amapa. M -*bow
and Pasttire Land, together with a large Garden *.2 st
and Pawed with FrUit, and a Fish-pond stocked with Vish,
mistaining in the whole 16A. SR. 20 by idineasurementi
or kis. Ininiedire possession may be hid.
Further particulars may be known, and a Plan df the Estate
seen, by applying to Mr. Lust& .Sobeitde, Hart-street, Blacnnik
beirsquare; and the Estate may be sk4sisi by applying to 1 holsl
Bell; Husbandman, near the Prraties. Patine Cotner lies to:
the left about three miles from Ilifard, and three Cum Romiurd.'
Particulars May also he had at the Asset.* Mart, and at all the.
principal Inds at Ronif rd.

OAMk Af4D t‘.
TO LET, from the Ist of September, t.ll the With or,
March, IRON
A COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
;
three inks edit Of talisbary; with the Furniture thereti
belonging, and 1 e eteui ve p Ivies* of Flee Warren and bird.
over the well-wooded Manor of Ciprend-td * Park; nuns! ling
about 440 n Acres; abountling with Plwasanta, Hires, and *the
Game, with or without the.Drer Park Of 1190 Acres. and tilt
Farm 0f,10.5 Acres.

For a Hew of the pretnties„ and to treat for the sante, apply to
Messrs. Webb, Webb, and At:woad, salgitury. Printedjoatik
culai.s may be had of Messrs. Richardson and Co. 7, Lnicolu'rl
lan Fields, London; at the White Hart Inn, Bath; LAI at thi
principal lons on the Western Road.

NEW 140T1SES end FIR FrPLACES, PAR I ICULARLT
KITCHENS.
HSTRATTON, begs leave to inforth the ilubUc.
• that hr has re Moved his Manufactory from Blackftlariii
Road, to IS, Oxfortl-sireet, where may be had his untionlkd
Patent STEAM KITCHENS,, calculated for small as writ
the fargest Famines : Patent Descendent and all other Stant
Patent Smoke hicks, Bell Hanging and every A:r.icle In thi
furnishing Ironmongery i Iron Oates Railing, Balcordel, and
all kinds of Smith's Wort.—Stoics, dkc. Cleaned and Reyelred6
Bought, or I iehanged.
On a comparison with the above, the Public will find that di
Rang. 4i Ovens, and fanners, so generally Advertised, are greish
luiportiuns, and not worth the expellee of tiring.
UPHOLSIERY.
•

MORGAN and SANDERS, under the deepest
sehie of gratitude for the very liberal Patronage thet
have already received, very humbly 'Morro Ladles and Gentle.
men they have neently enlarged their Manufactory and Warr
rooms, and which now tzhibat a very ettensive and fashienabl.
Collection of every Article of CABINET and UPHOLi'I ERIC
FURNITURE, for Houses and Manikins of every deacriPtiong .
in particular, the Patent
.Bedsteads, bora-beds, Chair-beds; Ins.
pedal Dint:lls4olm, Trafalgar bide-boardi and Table* In one she.
gain piece of Furniture, with many other new and improved In.
vt ntions, for the East and %let indlel and all Foreign anlates,
Army and Navy, flit.
N.S. The varlets inventions, &t. that many ethers Ire GINN
in; fer sale, it is almost needless (*say io a dice-rni-g and liberal
Public, have Irma of them been coved tem Morgan and sane
,
den's Manufattot y, 16 and I?, Cathrrine-street, Strand.
PAI'ENT COM'OUND.
TO prevent the effects of friction in Steam an&
other Engines, in Mills and Carriages of every de.cription,
may be purchased in bow, price D. 6d. Ss. It 10s 6d. one gui.
new, and two gui..eas each. Otis of the smallest boxer has a .urs
Scion sitiantity .1:1 it to last a Chariot or a Post-chaise twelve
months; sand after the Wheels are primed with the Composition
they may be daily used, ald will KM at least six 'mint... without
haeing occation to take them off er aptlying any thl"g due
the silents. Ihe Composition may be used in the sante pro.
portion for all miter kinds Of work.—Sold, wholesale and retail,
by Messrs. Brown Ind Mawe, No. 149, Strand, near Somerset
House, I ..Onduri.
N. B. Dinette= will be found upon each bet, which are signed
William Billarny.

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.PAINT MANUFACTORY,
41, .tAikIYJN WALL, opposite Bet!dent.
CHEAP, DURAILLE, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS.
per Cwt. per Cwt. per Certs
Fright Creeu 74,. Lead Colour 565. I White .. Mu
Olive ditto 64i. Stone ditto Us. Plack fee.
iiivWble ditto stis. Chocolate do. 465. Red • 411.116
Pr.paral OA for the above, si. per Worn
Best White Lead per tWt. 525. Genuine Spt•ria 2
48$. Oil • S teriaL " 641'
second ditto '..
furpentine per gal. 78. 6d. Pale Seal . Ss. 9d.
Linseed Oil -54.6 d. I Carnation Lamp Oil Ss. &I.
Boiled Oft - 6s. 0.1. 1 Painters Brushes, &c.
GUPTON and Co. _most respectfully inform the
• Public, that the above Paint* are ground in 011, and par.
ticularly prepared for outside work, vie* Park Palings, Buck
and Plaster Fronts, ~ Tiles, Slatei, and Weather Boarding, u
they poses, great durability, and ars a cure and preventive foe.
the worm and dry rot. In addtioa to these qualities they are
very ornamental, and will cover a surface considerably greater
iota other Paints, and more than twice as great as Coal Tar,
over which they have a most decided superiority, via. in adhering
to closely to any aurface that the son has no effect on them, and
not requiring any extra prapkation in u.ing,being worked in the
flame manner as ocher Paints... Fine Colours of every &sato
.ion, dry or preparid for use.
N.B. These Faint% are tier, prepared from Fish Oil or For.

ON SPRING DIET.
" It is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that coast!
tntional diseases come into action; and if, at this season, people
were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be
prevented."
rHE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is nod
only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but imps
experience has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting the
constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink
or Sarta2arilla.
People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are at
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will Geddes
Sassafras Cocoa, a moat invaluable ankle of diet.

In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, tad
tts use Is adopted by several eminent Pbraldeas.
It is sold in a ground state for boiling (ht the suns Imaamer se
coffee), price de. 6d. per pound, by W. WHO, Grocer, No. SR,
Strand. Orden from the country atnet be aeteeepeeted with •
remittance.

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, (the Original Invention of Mr. Haulm, mid bruit& by his sea
cessive improvements to the highest ), madras. to b4l
prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY,lifinsfacturing Cliawdwit,
Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which la asib•
posed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pies.
ant Aromatics and ',flexions Antiseptic, may be kept units.
paired in any Climate and for any length of time. Its pompot
Odour adapts it fur affording relief in Head. mho, Faints, ere, g
and renders it pgculiarly grateful and refreshing In croud/4 roars.
in places of pate resort, and in the apartments Glib. dab. k
counteracts, also, the in fect lost of Contagions Diseases.
As many spumous and luferior preparation. are sold ender de
same and similar names, he public are regursted to observe, as the I
only proof of Its being genuine. thatt be names at Messrs. Matsu
Manchester, are engraved on the stamp.
The AROMA I IC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, la bads% Fakir
2s. 9 t each, stamp included, is mid Whoisiaie and Rosa br
BATLET and Blew, Cockspur-street, (tlitrealy Arms
don authorised by the Proprietors); where may be had,
Boles of Gold, silver, Omuta:), Chrystal. &c. All.,
andHElal:lslterY.'ws
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TH E EVENING STAR.
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LONDON.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11.
i • PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
a per Ct. Red. 373—Cons. 561 57—for opg. 573
4 per Ct. 744—.3 par Ct. Itsi—Bank Stock --.
Om. 2;4 pre.—Bonds 66.75. dia.—Long Ammo—
' T.ICIs: as% (Std.) Is. dd. par—Do. (*l.) ea is. pre.
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. SECOND EDITION.
FRENCH PAPERS.
EIGHTH BULLETIN of the GRAND ARM'
a GLOUBOKOE, JULY as.
" The corps of Prince Bagration is composed
) four divisions of infantry, from 22 to 24,000 m
strong, of Platow's Cossacks, forming 6000 hor
and from 4to 5000 cavalry. Two divisions of I
corps (the 9th and 15th) wished to rejoin him
Pinsk ; they were intercepted, and obliged to retu
by Wolhynie.
" On the 14th General Latour Maubourg, w
ollows the rear-guard of Bagration, was at Rom
noff. On the 16th Prince. Poritawowski had his he
quarters there.
66 In the affair of the 10th, which took place
. Romanoff, the General Rozniccki, commanding t
i light cavalry of the four cavalry corps, has cost 6
men killed, wounded, and made prisoners. We ha
4 no superior officer to regreg. General Roznie
states. that the bodies of Count Pahlen, General
Division, and the Russian Colonels Adrenow a
Jesowayski have been rezoguized on the field
battle.
66 The Prince of Schwartzenberg had his her
quarters on the 13th at Prazana. On the 11th a
)
12th he occupied the important position of Cin
with a detachment which took some men and con
elerable magazines. Twelve Austrian Hussars ch
ged forty-six Cossacks, pursued them during seve
leagues, and took six of them.
66 The Prince of Schwartzenberg marches on
Minsk.
" General Regnier returned on the 19th to E.
trim, to guarantee the Duchy of Warsaw from an
elusion, and to observe the two divisions of the ar
which had re-entered Wolhynia.
" On the 12th, General Baron Pajol, who was
Ighonmen, sent Captain Vandois with 50 cavalry
Khaloui. This detachment took the a park of
carriages, belonging to Bagration's corps, and mi
prisoners s'x officers, 200 cannoniers, 300 men
'ached to the train, and SOO fine artillery horses.
" Captain Vanaois, finding himself 15 leagues
tant from the army, did not think it practicable
I carry off this convoy, and burnt it. He has bron
with h'rn the horses.and the prisoners.
44 On the 15th the Prince of Eckmulh was a;,
13cbmen, General Pajol was at Jachitsie, having pi
nn Swisloch. Bagration leaving this, renounced
idea of marching to Bodiunsk, and proceeded fife
leagues lower down on the side of Mozier.
a On the 17th the Prince of Eckmulh was at I
, • lognino.
66 On the 15th General Grouchy was at Boris'
A party, which he sent on Star-Lepel, took consii
able magazines and two companies of miners, of ei
Officers and 200 men.
1 "On the 18th this General was at Kokanow.
a On the same day, at two in the mulling, GI
ral Baron Colbert entered Orcha, where he took i
' session of immense magazines of flour, oats,
clothing. He afterwards passed the Boristhenes,
' Proceeded in pursuit of a convoy of artillery.
. f " Smolensk is in alarm. Every thing is remos
i to Moscow, An Officer, sent by the Emperor
Icause the evacuation of the magazines of Orcha,
quite astonished to find the place in the possession
the French. This Officer was taken with his
i,. patches.
j 44 While Bagration was briskly pursued in his
neat, and anticipated in his projects, separated
I removed from the main army, that army, c
r 1 snanded by the Emperor Alexander, retreated on
Dwina. On the 14th, General Sebastiani, follov
the rear guard, cut down 500 Cossacks, and err
' at,Dronia.
I "On the 13th, the Duke of Reggio advai
upon Dunaberg,lburnt the fine barracks which
enemy had constructed there, took a plan of
works, burnt some magazines, and took 1.50 p
' ners. After this diversion on the right, he man
on Dronia.
" On the 15th the enemy, who was concentr
in his entrenched camp of Drissa, to the numb'
from 100 to 120,000 men, being informed that
' light cavalry did not keep a strict watch, threw
a bridge, sent across 5,000 infantry, and 5
cavalry, attacked General Sebastiani, unexpecti
drove him back one league, and caused him a le
100 killed, wounded, and prisoners, among is
were a Captain and a Sub-Lieutenant of the
chasseurs. The General of Brigade Saint Genic?,
was mortally wounded, remained in the power c
enemy.
,44 Oa the 16th, the Marshal Duke of Treviso,
a part of the foot guards and the horse guards,
the light Bavarian cavalry, arrived at Gleuboki
'Tile Vice Roy wired at I).xisc,ciskie op the jj