Star.
London, England, 1825-07-23 00:00:00

SUFFOLK.

MOST ELIGIBLE FOR INV EST 11 EN'T, AND NEARLY
TITHE FREE,
• Between Sudbury, Long Melford, and Bury St. Edmund's.
ED WA ROSTON E.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD FARMS,
With Good Farm Houses, Gardens, Yaids Barns, Stables, aril
Convenient Agricultural Buildings.
Capital MEADOW, PASTU as, and ARABLE LAND,
env/Arms or
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE. ACRES,
And the TITHES of nearly the whole PARISH, about
THIRTEEN HUNDRED ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Unless previously disposed of by Private Coutrazt,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coth4-Houst, 'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On TituasnAv,llth September, 1885, al Twelve o'Clo,k,
IN THREE LOTS,
THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD and small put
LEASEHOLD ESTATES, nearly TITHE FREE,
The Property of the lite Titoatas %Yampa), Esq. deceased.
SthiATl: A?
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EI)WARDSIONE,
retween Sudbury, Ling Melford, Hadleigh, and Raeford, in • lig
County of Suffolk, comprising the capital and productive La:lds,
HILL'S, or HOME FARM, the PRIORY FARM, and
QUICK'S FARM, with good, Farm Houses, Q&ces, Gardens,
Orcliards roomy Farm Yards, Barns, Stables, Cow-Hauses, and
various Out-buildings, Cduages, Woods, and Lands, the whole
eorttaltling upwards of
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE ACRES.
Also, the Great and Small Tythes of nearly the whole Parish,
ABOUT
THIRTEEN HUNDRED ACRES.
Streams of Watir running through the lands, and Pieces of Water
stored with Fish. The Rstate lies compact, and abounds with
Game. Good Roads in all directions, and the Neighbourhood
highly respectable. Distant from Bury, Ipswich, and Colchester,
fifteen Miles ; sli froth Mellon', Hadleigh, and Sudbury ; and
sixty from London.
May be viewed, by applying to the Bailiff at the Priory Farm
where Particulars may be bad ; also. at the Saracen's Head, and
Black Boy, Chelmstind • Ova and White 'tart, Colchester ; White
Ipsivich ; Angel Inn, Bury ; Crown, ShdbUry ; or M gars.
Robson, Lightfoot, and ittaisson, Sorleitoti. Castle-street, Leicester-
square and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent street, where a Plan
of the Estate may be seen.

A SPORTING RESIDENCE, KENT;
RICIIT OF SHOOTING.
TO BE LET,
By tIF.SSRS. DRIVER,
A Convenient Genteel .RESIDENCE; called HUNT-
INGFIELD HOUSE. Five Mies from Frversham, and
neat the Preserves at Piet:lie& ; containing Dining, Drawing,and
Breakfast Rooms, Eight Bedchambers, with Coach-house, Four-
stalk Stable, good Kitchen Garden, and all rrqui,ite DOntestic
Offices, together with a valuable

PADDOCK OF NINE ACRES, AND TIM EXCLUSIVE
RIGHT OF SHOOTING OVER Tug, ESTATE.
Which is well stocked with Game, and permission may he obtained
to sport over a considerable additional Quantity in the immediate
Neighbourhood ; thus forming a very desirable Residi•nce for any
Sportsman, it being welt situate for several Packs of Hounds; about
sixteen Miles from Maidstone, eight from Sittingboorne, asset
within fifty of London.—lmmediate Possession may be had.
Fig further Particulars, apply to Messrs. Driver, Surveyors and
Land Agents, New Bridge street, Blackfrlars.
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Its every civilized country throughout the world the
human Hair is always found to be a subject of peculiar attention.—
To improve that inestimable ornament,Rowtawn's Macassar On is
the moat important specific for the growth and preservation of the
human Hair hitherto invented, composed of vesetuble ingredients.
It restores in redundancy the tresses ravaged from the head of
beauty by fever, anxiety, or accouchemeat, and in all cases, from
Whatsoever cause arising, where this graceful ornament falls into
decay, operates as an infallible specific ; an invaluable composition,
powerfully nourishing the hair in its latent progress, and sustaining
it in healthy vigour, to the latest period of human existence,ond
produce an imcomparable, transcendant, and beautiful lustre, ren-
dering the head-dress truly enchanting.
Such is the effect of perseverance and industry in 11e
science of medicine, that great numbers, many of whom had fin-
gered under the most painful and obstinate disorders, who were
pronounced incurable by respectable practitioners, and several
discharged from Holit./ls, have been restored to perfect health by
Cite celebrated DR. K., En% who, after a long and laborious etc-
tice, is enabled to re 'love the most-obstinate Venereal Complaints,
bpviever long and deeply fixed in the habit. Eruptbottr, Pains in the
Limits. obstinate ets,llimatess of Sight, Nodes on the Shin-bones,
U:cet.ttion, and Sore Throats. are among the broptuitis arising oat
ut Improper trr.tliwilt, utd which without timely tssist. nee, prove
' fat Ai. —Th.- Dor tor .s iily Fitlewe •;' lens, at
ai-street, tiolio, I Amami, II) pet sobs tr./in every tart or the
e.,,,i,,: y, :OW of Li.el tit Oat) fee.

11nssia in !he United Kingdom o' Great 13:itain and Ire
llnd, being authorized by his Government to notify the
measures a •ove,i for the preset vazion of the public
LeAldl, 1.15 es no time in making them known to all whom
it may concern, by the followi-g translation:
" The Imperial Boyer:intent of Russia has been informed that
part of the crew 0f the Swedish brig Fortuna, Captain Backlit's,
have died from the effects of the plaguembich has maulfested itself
thare.'

" In const.cinence of that information, the Minister
oF r:)e I) partment has taken necessary measures,
otder that t‘e most rigorous precaution should be
r::,t only in regard to the said Swedish vessel,
b:.t else with all vessels in penei al that may arrive into'
the ports or harbours of Russia, from Egypt; such
7essels will no otherwise be admitted, but on exhibiting
the deli- and unquestionable evidence of their having
performed a full quarantine of purification at Chris.
tiaLsand, ur at Keosoe; and that all and every com-
munication with such vessels should be remove; and the
questions ought to be directed to them strictly in con-
formity with the quarantine rules.
" If vessels coming from Egypt should even produce
the abovementioned evidence or documents, it is,never-
ageless, ordered not to admit them, hut alter their hay-
irg performed the twelve t.iys of precaution, and after all their
crews and passengers have pa.sid the examination of the medical
officers. "A. DE DCBATSCHEFSKY.

'• To John Bennett, Esq. Secretary at Lluyd's."

THE. QUARANTINE. LAWS.

When the Bill for amending and regulating the
Quarantine Laws was in agitation, all reasonable peer.
ple agreed that some of the more burthensome re-
straints on commerce might be lightened, without
abandoning the precautions against contagion. But
these moderate views did not suit the theorists who
denied the doctrine of contagion altogether; and they
accordingly raised a clamour, which we feared at the
time would prove prejudicial to our commercial in•
terests, as it has unfortunately proved to be. The
Italian Powers, and particularly Naples, have taken
the alarm, imagining that all Quarantine Laws were at
an end in England. Letters of the 30th ultimo, from
Palermo, mention that the Lavinia had arrived there
from England, with a cargo of iron, the whole of
%%hid] was passed through a fire, by order of the
Board of Health ; producing great inconvenience and
delay, and adding considerably to the expenses of
e port.
In fact, the Neapolitan Government now considers
and treats every vessel coming from England in the
same manner as if it had come from any noted tango
spo, co, where restilenti 1 disorders are of constant re-
currence—as if it l:ad sailed from a port in Africa or
Asia Minor with a foul bi'l of health ! At first the
quarantine fu. ••hips from England was fourteen days,
reduced by two day: of grad to twelve, which time
the vessels paned in the port. At present, as we learn,
English vessels reaching the Bay of Naples are imme-
diately stet down to the little Island of Nisida, at the
end of Pausilippo, three miles from Naples, every bale,
package, &c. is landed, opened, and aired, and twenty-
tight days' quarantine is imposed, reckoning from the
time of the cargo's being landed. It is easy to con-
ceive how grievous an evil this forms, especially to
those ships which have part of their cargoes to deliver
at a further port.
No doubt, as scon as the King of Naples returns to
his dominions, a strong remonstrance wiil be presented
to him by our Ambassador, against the unnecessary in-
convenience and hardship of the new regulations.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TwELvR O'CLOCK.
Consols opened at 91} for the Account, with little or nothing
doing.
In the Foreign Market nothi.'g is doing, except in Haytian
Minivg Shares, which came out yesterday, and are done ;t to
premium.

ttirrctit Prices: New Spanish 16117, Old Spanish 221 1, Rus-
sian 971, Mexican 761, Colombian New 851 BG, Auctriati 991,
Milan 81 82, Mexican Scrip 28 2 diqc. Ilrkziliar. Scrip 21 1 disc.
"aide) Scrip 3 disc. Greek Scrip 12i 111 discourt.

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04.1 The frllowing notice from the Russian Consulate, LONDON. .
dAted July 21, 1825, appeared yesterday at Lloyds: —.OI•A--
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.-; " The undersigre ' Consul-General of tl,e Empife of SATURDAY, JULY 23, 182.5.
e 111:ssia in 'he United Kingdom o' Gt eat Britain and Ire STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVR O'CLOCK. ..' .
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land, being authorized by his Government to notify the Consols opened at 91} for the Account, with little or nothing
rneastit es a •oved for the preset vazion of the public doi
Inng the Foreign Market notbkg is doing, except in llaytian
i • Le.ilth,l•lses no time in making then) known to all whom millivg shales,
which came out yesterday, aud are done Atol. to I
it may concern, by the followi,.g trAnslation: premium.
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