Star.
London, England, 1814-10-04 00:00:00

CONNAUGHn-HOU6E, OPPOSITE HYDE-PARK.

EiTgan t FURNITURE, large PIER andCIiIMNEY G LASSES,
PARISIAN ARTICLES; BRONZES, BUS ES, El LLIARD-
TABLE. PATENT PIANO-FOR-Th.4)y Clementi, Grecian
Lamps, &c.—By Mr. ROBINS',
On the Premises, CONNAUGH T-HOUSE. on Wednesday,
October 12, and Two following Days,
THE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
the Property of
HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS OP WALES,
Comprising suites of Drawing-rooms, Library and Parlour Fu.
nitures, fashionable Four-post, Tent and other Bedsteads ;Chintz,
Cotton, and other Furniture,' ; excellent Bedding of various kinds,
large Pier and Chimney Glasses, Bronzes, Busts, &c. Parisian
C.,Thinents and Tables, ornamental China, Candelabras, Grecian
Lamps, Lustre,', well-manufactured Cabinet Articles of all de-
scripdons, an excellent Billiard Table, Carpets of various mane-
factures, and Furniture fat Serv.uus' Apartments, Kitchen Re-
quisites, and 'Annus Effects.
To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, when Catalogues,'
at 21. ed. each, may be had en the Premsses, and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-square.

STAFFORDSHIRE AND WARWICKSHIRE.
The VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near SEVEN.
HUNDRED ACRES, TITHE FREE, situate • in the
BOROUGH of TAMWORTH, BOLE HALL, FAZELY4
WIGGINGTON, GLASCOTE, &c. &c. all nearly adjoining.
Elig!hle Family Residences, and sundry compact Houses, with
Gardens, &c. Cottages and Houses, in the Town of Tamworth,
with Gardens, at. Water, Corn, and other Mills, ite. Ste.
At the Castle Inn, Tamworth, near Lichfield, in the County of
Stafford, on Tuesday, November 1, and two following Days, at.
Twelve .'(Jock, in 1.011,
THE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Tithe-free, the
late property of a NOBLEMAN, deceased; compri-
sing nearly Seven Hundred Acres of rich excellent Meadow, Pas-
ture, and Arable Land, part intersected by the River Thane
and the Anchor Surrounding and in the Borough of Tainworth,
and in the Castle Liberty ; many parts beautiful spots for build-
ing, divided in Lots for the accommodation of different persons.
An eligible FAMILY hIANSION, the MOAT HOUSE,
standing in a Paddock,. bounded by the beautiful River Theme,
with Offices, Coach-Houses, Stables, Cottages, Ste.
BOLE HALL, a genteel Residence on the Banks of the River,
with Gardens, Pleasure-Ground, and Land.
Severul eligible DWELLING-HOUSES, In Tamworth, with
Offices, Gardens, Rec.
A number of small HOUSES, COTTAGES, GARDENS, Ste.
Capital WATER MILLS, for Corn and other Purposes, sup-
plied by fine Streams of Water, Esc. &e.
GARDEN GROUND, and various OUT-BUILDINGS, fee.
The principal part of this Prepprry is aka anima Family Estate,
and has been let at very low Rents, on account of As Borough
bite. PG - - •
May tae Tinier( by applying to Mr. Richert Bral.". at Tam-

THE ESTATE IS NEARLY COMPACT, IN A FINE
COMMANDING SITUATION, AND VERY VALUABLE
FOR THE GRE 1T EX FEN OF COMMON RiUll US.—
THE FINE RIVER. 'I EAM FLOWS THROUGH THE
ESTATE, WHICH IS STORED WI FINE Tito u F AND
OTHER FISH, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE FOR IRRI-
GATING THE MEADOWS. THE LANDS ABOUND
WITH 94Mil OF ALL SORTS, AND THE HILLS WITH
GROUSE. This Estate is a most desirable Property for invest-
ing Mttney, and for Field Sports; situate Six Mlles from
KNIGHTON, from which place the NEW ROAD PASSES
through to NEWTOWN, WELCH POOL, &e. and 20 MILES
FROM LUDLOW.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, Sen. and Jun. at
Vedvr Lloyd, Datbless, aid Brirolrynog Farms; where Puticu-
lars may be had ; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton ; Oxford Arms,
Kington ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lion's-hall, near Kington, where
Plans may be seen; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Woollaston,
Hereford ; Crowd, Ludlow.; Hop Pole and Star Inns, and of
Wm. Handy, Eno Worcester ; Hotel, LiverpOol; George, Chel-
tenham; King's Bead, Glouc,:ster ; Hen and Chickens, Birming•
ham; T. G. Parr, E.q. I.lch eld; Castle, Taniworth ; George,
Northamptpn Mr. Phelps, Eversham ;of Messrs. Jones and
Green, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street ; at Garraway's
house ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golsen-square,
London, where Plans of the Estates may be seen.
Or The road from London is through Worcester and
Ludlow.

HEKEFOI

IRE.

CAPITAL FREEHOID&*I.kii.S, near KINOTON, PRES-
EION, Ste. ; the MANOR of MARSTON, with FARM
and LAND; STRANGWORTH,FARM and WOOD; LYE
FARM, WOODS, LAND, COTTAGES, kc.
By Mr ROBINS,
At the Oxford Arms, Kinston, on WaDNSIDAT, the 23d of No-

vs mut. 1114, at Twelve oCiock, in TWIN l'Y LOTS,
THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
with the RIGHT of COMMON, &c. Compri.ing the
MANOR of MARSTON, with the FIN FS, QUI I Iit:NTS, &e.
FARM-HOUSES and BUILDINGS, and INCLOSUF/F.
MEADOW, PASTURE. and ARABLE LAND, CO I'AGES,
ac• ; STRANGWORTH FARM, with FARM-HOUSE and
BUILDINGS, a fine comnuinding situation, part bounded by the
River Arrow, and Vallet Woods adjoining ; LYE FARM,
WOODS, LANDS, COTTAGES, &c. the whole near FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES, divided in small Farms and Lots, for ac-
commodation, situate In the Parish of Pembridge, near Presteign
and &noon, let to respectable Tenants at Will, and fur short
Terms;
May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Strangworth
Farm ; Mr. Harpur, at Lye; of John Cheese, Eq. Lyon's Hall,
where Particulars may be bad, and Plans sees; Oxford Anne,
Magma; Had, sod Messrs. Bird and Wollaston, Hereford;
Lion, Leominster; Wm. Handy, Esq.; at the Inns, Worcester;
Hen and Chickens, Sirm/ngbam ; King's Head, Gtoileester, T. G.
Parr, Esq. Litchfield ; of Messrs. hoes and Green, Salisbury-
square, Flestpureet ; at Garraway's Celliwiouse ; and of Mr.
gibing" Warwick-Street, Goklen.separe, London, where Plane
may be seen.

IMPENETRABLE PAINTS AND COAL TAR BROWN.
UPTON and Co. (late of London Wall) matt
respectfully inform the Public that the ImpenetrablePaims
arc very ornamontal, and being ground in Linseed Oil, way be
applied with advantage to all purposes of useful painting, both
Amide and outside, where a handsome appearance, durabi.
ity, and economy are considerations. For Park Palings, StucEo
and Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, and Out-buildings
of every description, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist
the effects of Weather in an astonishing degree, are a cure for
the worm and dry tot, and will stand in hot chmates • they are
of the following colours and prices, viz.—lnvisible Green,
568. per cwt. t 12lb. Dark Green, 765. and Olive Green.
112 s.—fine deep Green 18. 6d. to 2s. per lb.—Slate, Lead, and
Stone Colours 565. per cwt. Chocolate 525. Red or Brown oes.
and White Paint WM.—Prepared Oil to thin them for use, ss. 6d.
per gallon._ _ _ _

T'
be be Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. common I Ss. per
cwt. and relined Tax Brown 229. per cwt. They are both applies.
bids to the covering rough Fencing', Porous Tiles,Weather Board-
ing, Sluice Gates, Wood under Ground or Water, particularly
the relined Tar, it being perfectly insoluble In Water; the worm
will nut penetrate where it is used; it is also of a good colottr,
dries very hard, and is easily applied, requiring only to be heated,
and laid OR with a common tar brush.

The Impenetrable Paints are anticorosive, and may be hal
in Casks of 100 lb. at 50s.

TES PASTILLES MA R.TIALLES de MONT-
PELIER; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL.
are a discovery of the first importance to the present and sue.
ceeding ages, their happy effects being equally sadden, certain and
permanent; so diffusely salutary, that while they give tone to
nerves, and health and vigour to the entire frame, they impart a gis.
nial heat through the whole system, and ezhilirate the animal
spirits to such a manner, that they may fairly be said to reanimate
nature; for those diseases occasioned by debility, relaxation, pros-
tration of strength, or want of tone in the nervous system, they
are recommended with the utmost confidence, as the most agree-
able, safe and infallible remedy that ever has been, or perhaps,
ever tan be disc:leered by the researches of science; they act not
as a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually and
effectually strengthening and renovating the constitution, ex-
citing the healthy action of, and imparting increased energy and
vigour to every part of the human frame; they restore the lan-
guid, debilitated, nervous and relaxed of both sexes to sound and
vigorous health ; when aversion to exercise, loss or depravity of
appetite, and pallid countenance indicate approaching consump.
tion, the delicate female will be restored to health and society by
the benign influence of this medicine.
At Montpelier these lozenges acquired a degree of celebrity
unequalled in the annals of medicine, and many persons who
have gone there from this country, attribute their recovery morn
to this invaluable preparation than to any other cause whatever.
Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P. Seddon, and sold wholesale
and retail by his Agent, Mr. Gifford, i Se, Strand, London, lo
boxes at Ts. and 225. each; also by Davison's, 1, Parliainant•
street, Dublio, (Agents for Ireland) ; Baxter, Edinburgh; Men.
day and Co. Oxford ; Mew and Co. Chelmsford; Crattwall.
and Meyler's, Bath; &adios and Co. Salisbury; Lurks sag
Co.
Sherborne ; Trewrnan, Exeter; and most Vendors of Mo.
.
dicine in the Kingdom.
To prevent imposition, each box is signed by the Preprisear
(3. P. Seddon) in his own band writing, whim* which ow a
petelilly be gamine.
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This dey was published,
THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, No. IX.
prict li, containing, besides many curious and original
ankles, ag interesting Account of the Missions to Africa and
the East Indies.

This day was published, in eve. prise 149. in beards.
ATREATISE on the LAW of EVIDENCE,
in Two Parts; the former relating to Parol or Unwritten
,ritlence; the latter to Written Evidence.
By S. M. PHILLIPS, Big.
Of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law.
London t Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for J. Butter-
worth and Son, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Orniond Quay,
Dublin.