Star.
London, England, 1805-10-12 00:00:00

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MINERAL IF.T.ATE.
TO BE. SOLD BY AUCrION-By Mr. PALMER,

At the White Lion, Brined, tat Friday the ajth basin, (ulu&
previoully difpeled or,)
AvaluablelEr.l-10 ESTATE, Containing
L X executive Veins of Inni ,d Coal, in the ;milli of BedwLlt y.
binnmouthlistre, comprilisvz cutivenient Farms, cov.tainiog
tsao terci of Arabic Taiicada.w 411,1 l'afture Lend. with n ccll:try
Buildings, let to Tenents 4t Will ; about 730 Acres of Coppice
and Woodland in hand, and au unlimited rig:at of l'adurage upon
Nlanibolt innunta,n of about 800 acres.

For further particular• apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lin-
coln's Inn Fields, or to Mr. John .1 bonus, of Alrcatitc, near
Newport, Monmouthibire.

KENT.
Defirahle rreehold I.ttate in the Parifh of Chitlett.
TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—B.; Mr. C POUT.
On Monday the aril Of Odober, 180 s, at the Foutitain Inn, Can-
t..rbtiry, at 'Twelve o'Clock, fuhje.".l to loch conditions as than
be then and there produced,
ALL that very definable FREEHOLD ESTATE
ALL
the Manor or reputed Manor of Grays. in the parilli of
Chiflett, near Canterbury, Kent, ctruaining in the whole, 43u
Acres of very rich Land, more or la,, 108 of which arc tillage,
and the remainder mar& land of the very belt quality.
Chillett Is lituared in a very healthy and (porting part of the coon-
try, near the Ille of Thane, 7 miles from Canterbury, to Iron)
Margate, and is front litaalfgate and Broad•llaira. May tic view.
ed any time previous to the file, by applying to the tenant, Mr.
Writb, on the rendre,.

TO WHARriNgERI, COAL. DEALERS, t&e.
BE 1A ON LEASK,
AMOST excellent Situation for a Public Wharf
and for Coal and Lime Works on the Afhhy de k 'Lunch
Canal, adjoining the Bridge on the Turnpike Road, kading from
Hinkley to Costtal' try,and one Mik from the former Town, com-
priGug two Ckies of excellent Land, now tiled as Arable, in the
Pants of Hinkley and County of Leicetter, now in the Tenure of
Mr. thontas

1 The Wharf may be conftrudted and formed below Top Water
ILerci.al a (man salmlce,hY making a collateral cut thereout. and
' they'll tunic by tar the omit conveni:nt Wharf for the Town of
Hinkley and it* very populo:Is Neighbourhood.
A perfon will ancud at the Guirge Inn, Hinkley. on Wainer.
i day the 3cth day of October next, to receive propofals and let the
I fail Maar food for furth...r particulars enquire or Mr. Jarms,Land
i Agent, Arelliburn, near Stratfurdmi-Avon, Warwicklhlre.
....
'r DELIGHTFUL R. ESI DENC E IN SCOTLAND.
' TO BE LET,
MHint HE of C.kMSTRADDAN, beautifully
1- fituated on the Banks of Loclitornond g twelve miles from
Dunibarr or, and twenty-fevers from Glafgow ; with Offices, Oar.
dim Orchard. Lawn, and upwards of Forty Acres of excel:nit
Land. The Houle confifis of a Dining.roona. Drawing-room.
i
five Bed-moms, befides Clofets, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar, and good
aceomnmdation for Servant'. The Offices coutift of a neat 'l. hrce
Stall Stable. Cow !mitre, Cosch-houte, Beat, Poultry and Coal.
borates. The Furniture is et,tirely new, and very complete, and
may be had at &valuation ; as atfo good Mitch-Cows, go Head of
Sheep, Hay. Straw, Oats, and Potatoes, with various other conve-
niences. The Port from Dumbarton to Inverary pales every
day. The Li ale to be for one, two, or three years, as may be
al,rard upon.
Far farther partleulurs apply to the Proprietor, at Cansitraddan;
Dumbansonthire, it Mr. George Dunk*, Writer, Edinburgh.

The fall Covennws, In confeeptence of the very munificent ad
ditions made to the Fund by the Benevolent Perron* before aEuJ
ed to, fume of whom are Rill living, and defirt to he unknown.
and for the purprife of fleeting for theft Annuitie., Perfous Mori:
of refpesttahbe Parents and well brought up," agreraMy coda in-
tention of the donoes, have recently agreed to admit Petitioners at
the age of fifty years: and to prevent frui lets applicatiuos they
think proper to declare, that no Perron can receive an Annuity
under either of the fad Fftablifttments who has no been wholly
defilade of light for the fpaee of the kit three years, or whd was not
born in that part of the United Kingdom called England, each:lave
of Wales and the Towit of Berwick upon Tweed; or who has any
income for life of the yearly value of 17.1.; or who has at any time
during his or her life received any Alms from any Parini or Place
as a Pauper; or who is, or ever was, a common Beggar or who
is not of (ober life and converfation; or who Bull not lEve lived
during the whole three years halt pelt in the PariOc or Pl4ee wherein
they Stall r..fide at the time of their application far this Charity.

The Petitions of thole Candidates who have been unfoccefsful.
may be renewed at the Connting.houfe of the Lid Hofpital. upon
the perfinal application of a Friend, 'any day (irditlay exc. pted)
from Monday, the 14th Oeloher initant, to Saturday, the ail vo •
ember, from Motto Three o'Clock : where air° Moir,. the Eas.l
wind, proper Petition. will be &liven," to the Friend. of other
Perfous qualified to apply ; the whole of which Petitions molt be
returned to the Counting-hook, on or beforra'ethoftlay, the Gth
November RICHARD CORP. Clerk.

The public are particularly dtfircal to *Vette, that no attention
can be paid to irttrra

This day or re pohlithed, in 3 vole. Bro. price tdo. hairdo.
nuiNeTILIAN's I NSTITUTES of E LO-
QIIENCE ; or, the ART of SPEAKING in PUBLIC, in
every Ch.irw.cler and Capacity. Translated into Eughili, after the
bell Latin Editions, with Notes, Critical and Explautory.
By W. GUTHRIE:, Efq.
1::tuot Officio Oratorio, tot runt Genera sricendi. CicERO.
London: Printed for R. Dutton, W. J. and J Richardfon, R.
Lea.
.1. M.tanan. Vernor and Hood, R. Boyer, J. Nunn, and J.
Cawthorn.

This day was publithed,
IkLETTER on the: MEDICAL PROPERTIES
of FLEECY HOSIERY.
By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M. D.
Author of Dontellic Medicine. •
The Sizth FAition.
la the Monthly Review fur April 179 t, this Letter is noticed in
the following words:
" Dr. Buchan here enumerates the feveral Marrs which are
either enured or hlcreafed by the rarinious of Climate eat this
Country, and which are likely to be obviated or relieved by atter:•
lion to proper clothing. He recommends, and wc think juftly. the
Manufacture called FLEECY HOSIER Y. ir preference to flan-
nel ; indeed, the &limey and utility of this ankle fully deferves
the praifa which is here beftowed upon it."
'To be had at the Fleecy Hofiery Manufadtory, N 0.99, High
Holborn, and of the different Bookfelters.
•.• l a Letts de Mr. Le Dearer Buchan, Tient de proitre en
Francois.