Star.
London, England, 1815-08-16 00:00:00

TO GENTLEMEN FARMERS.

MOST desirable Tythe-free FARM, td be Let
and entered en rs: Michaelmas next, containing Avon 430
statute Acres of Laud; 150 of which are Arable, of excellert
quality, easy management, and in a WO state of cultivation...so
Acres of Pasture, and 45 Acres of capital inchhed i.nwe,
These constitute the Farm as hitherto let ; but if a l'enattt should
be desirous of more Grass Land, he may also rent of the %ante
Proprietor CO Acres of Lie Water Meadow, a small tiktante
from the 'Aber Meadows. All the Land., eseepr tb- Mra.l.tws
lay together, and immediately about the Dwelling-Ho:he, whicl:
is large, In perfect repair, and very much above the itsu II style
of Farm Houses ; adk.iiting it a walled Garden, two c
*es Yards, three Warns, :hits, and every otha requisite Out-
building. Ott the upper part fl! the Fa, ni there i a anutlier Barn,
Yard, and a House. Net the l‘leartnv is a good iuck-
hog-House and Cinf-e• -s. The Peerniser arc sttust..l Ina dry
healthy Country, with good Roads to all dire:dot's, wi, hill three
Miles of a capital Market Town, and 27 West of I.ontioa
For other Particulars apply to Messrs. Witham, No. s, Gray's
Inn-square, Lot d tn.
N.B. An unlimited egilt of Sporting will nos he

THE high repute in which Mr,. VINCe.N
.GOWLAND's LO nom stands unrivalled, re den it al.
nowt noneces•ary to expatiate .'n e.. virtue.; but as :.uly who
voluntarily addressed the following l.etter wished it sh,iisid be
made as public as possible, it is thought proper to comply with
her request t

City Road, August to, int..
To Mrs. VINCtST, N 0.., DaVies street, Groscnior square,
London.

MADAM—Befori fused your Lotion I was in a most deplorable
condition with eruptions on my face, head, and arms. and under
the care of Mr. Moncton' an apothecary, of Brenchley in ;
finding no relief I applied to Mr. Weeks, one of the Faculty at
Hilliugboura, but to no effect. After two years suffering, I ap-
plied to all eminent Physician at Maidstone, who ins•antly or.
dered me to send for Cow!nail's Lotion prepared by yew, and to
my .happy surprise, I was perfectly cured by the use of tw.i part
Bottles. I sincerely wish you every advantage which so valuakle
a Lotion eau entitle you to, and shall Ye always very happy to
recommend it. 1 am, Aadam, your obliged,

E. BARRA IT.

This LOTION is a radical cure for every species of Eru, ti.,n,
and a most innocent and elficacioui Medicine—is in the li•gliest
estimation by persons of the first distinction, and those who :14ve
experienced ita value have testified gratefully the benefit they
have derived from its use.
Sold by Mrs. Vincent, N 0.6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square;
Bacon, No. 150, Oxford-street ' • Newbery and Sons, aid Etl-
was*, St. Paul's Churchyard ; Butler, No. 4, Cbeapside; liar-
days,
days Fleet-Market; Ward, 334, Holborn; Weston and Prout,
ittg,Strand; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Churchyard; and Evans,
Long-lane, Smithfield. bold afw in Edintoirgh by Spence, Sinitii,
Scott, itaebern, and Urquhart; in Bath, by Cruttwell and Bunn-;
in Salisbury, by Brodie and Dowding; in Exeter, by Trewmao ;
in York, by Mies Dancer and Mr Wok unizulra,t ; iu
ham, by Ferrel; and the respectable Vetidas of tienuine Me-
dicines in every Town in Europe, in quart betties, price 81. 6d.;
'pints, ss. 6d. half pints 2s. ed.
g 7. •l'u prevent Counterfeits, ask for" Mrs. Vincent', Dow-
land's Lotion," and see her name signed upon the label, un each
bottle that is genuine.