Star.
London, England, 1813-04-10 00:00:00

V. LE OF EVERS~-lAM, WOQCF.STERSHIRE.

Valuable FitEEHOLII ,tad TiTHE-FREE ESTATE, pro-
ducing a Rental of One Thousand Four Hundred and Fitty
Pounds per Annum.—By Mr. F A REBRO I HER,
At Garraway's, on 'Tuesday, May '25, at Twelve, (unless an ac-
ceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract),
A VERY valuable and highly desirable FREE-
limp ESTATE ; consisting of the Manor nr reputed
Manor of Sheriff's Lynch, extending over upwards of fourteen
hundred Acres of Land, and that capital Farm, with a substan-
tial brick-built Farm-house, Gardens, Orchard, Barns, Stabling,
Bullock Lodges, Blacksmith's Shop, and all suitable Out-build-
ings, with four Cottages for Workmen, and sundry Inclosures of
very productive Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Lands,
lying compact, well fenced and divided into handsome Indust:re',
and containing together near five hundred anal forty Acres,
situn'... within two miles of the Market Town of Evesham, an
easy tostance from a Wharf on the River Avon, and 16 miles
from the City of Worcester, now Let on Lease to Mr. Paul
Postan, a most respectable retract, subject to a rent £1454) per
annuin. This Property is highly distinguished for'the superior
qualify of :he sod, excellency of the roads, contiguity to good
Markets, and the facility of water carriage. Free from Tythes,
and the rates very
() be viewed. Printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, wig
be delivered tirree weeks Prior to the Sale, at the Office of John
Hanson, Esq. No. 65, Chanc,ry-lane ; at the Hop Pules' Wor-
cester; of Wm. Law Phelps, Esq. Evesham ; King's Head, Glou-
cester; Swart, Tewkesbury; White Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol ;
at Garraway's; and of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort House, Bea u-
fort-buildir :2trand. •

DISTINGU ISHE D F REEHOLD, COPY HOLD, and I. EASE-
HO LD Es.rxi ES, of the late lierviam est Gr I.DSIIID, E:ig.
bit u4tc at KW:Blimp row, in Selt REV, six miles front Town.
By Mr. FAREBRO'f HER,
At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 2.3 th of May, at Twelve, in
Three: Lots, with possession, by directiib of the Executors,
and with the approbation of she High Court of Chancery,
Lot ELM GROVE, the distinguished, elegant,
and very commodious. Modern-built MANSiON,
with Offices of every description, is seated on a gentle eminence
at the extremity of a beautiful Lawn, exceedingly well protected
by groves of stately Elms, improved and embellished as far as
the art of man dare to rifle nature, by beautiinl Pleasure-grounds
and Plantations of Forest-trees, and the choicest Evergreen, col-
lected from all parts of the world. The Mansion is calculated
for a Family el the highest distinction, the internal fittings are
chaste and costly, the Apartments are arranged in suite, and the
principal Rooms open by French Windows to a Terrace-walk
which adjoins the Lawn, Sheet of Water, and Plantations,
through which seipentine gravel walks wind round a part of this
Estate, and lead ro the Gardens, which are walled nun& and
clashed with every description of Fruit-trees, in full bearing, a
Hut-house, 150 feet long, success:Sin Pits, and suitably placed an
lee-house, a Gardener's Cottage Kitchen Garden, and sundry
Inelo,»res of rich Meadow Land, containing in the whole about
Acres, with a Farm-yard, and suitable Farm buildings. This
Estaie commands various views of a must luxuriant and romantic
I eouctry to a great extent, but the limits of an Advertiaeintiit
will not admit of the description of the exaherairt distributions of
n.iture, nu justice can be done to her bounties. The propetty
roust therefore be viewed. The Tenure is Freehold and .
Copyhuld.
I.ot 2. A Copyhold Estate, comprising a most desirable Resi-
dence on a smailer scale, called the Rookery Csittage, standing in
the nude: of its own grounds, which are disposed in a productive
Gards:u fully cropped, Shrubberies, Plantations, Gravel Walla,
and verdant Paddocks, containing in the whole about fourteen
Acres, with Stabling, Coach-house, and inclosed Yard.
Lot 3. A capital Family Residence, with Offices, Cullen:,
Ponds, Plantations and Pleasure-grounds, called Putney Manor
House, and about sixty Acres of rich Land, situate adjoining to
Lot 1, and extending to Earnes Common. Held under the Right
Hon. Earl Spencer, for a term of years, at a small rent.
Descriptive Particulars will be delivered at the Auction Mart;
at Garraway's; at the Offices of Messrs. Allen, Clifford's-inn;
and at Mr. Farebrother, No. 9, Beaufert-buildinga' Strand,where
Tickets to view the Estates may be had, and without which no
person can be .dntitted, and where a Plan of the Esti e may be
seen. Particulars also, at the 'Foy, Hiunpton-Court; and Ike
Star and Garter, Richmond Hill.

TO ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF READY MONEY, AND
TO THOSE WHO HAVE MONEY TO LAY OUT.
THIS Office is established for the purpose of Re-
&tering every description of Proposal to raise Money, and
is resorted to daily by Monied Persons, whose business it is to
make ;advances upon different kinds of Property and Securities.
Persons having Money to lay out may always make considerable
advantage of it at this Ofil:e, without risk or trouble; and per-
sons desirous of raising Meney, may probably be immediately
accommodated at this Office, when they could have Ito chance
of accommodation at any other, as it is the resort cf many per-
sons who lay out their Money in speculative, as wells real se-
curities, for a proportioned advantage.
Proptnals are registered, without names—charge for Re-
gisttring, One Guinea. It must be almost unnecessary to say,
that the most inviolable secrecy is preservt:d at thiitollice. Hours
of attendance lions ten tilt five. On of the principals may be
always seen from one till four. All Leiters must be post-pail
al pply at No. f 2, Duke-street, Adelphi.
INTA R IOTI"S improved PATENT KITCHEN
I.A a NCE,which wi:l Roast, Bake, Buil, Steam, Stew, Lice.
ty one small tire, with a continued supply of ten gallons of boil-
ing water; the consumption of fuel about one-third the usual
quantity; a certain cure for smokey chimnies ; and warranted to
ans.ver, Hevcr having failed in a single instance. Kitchens fitted
up with ranges embracing all the late inwrovements, with steam-
boilers, ovens,hot closets, and steam-kettles. All kinds of Stoves
!or Drawing-rouno, Parlours, • Halls, Churches, &c.—Humana
Alen:raps, to secure depredators without injuring them. Spring.
guns of different cote ructions. A Patent Revising lack upon
an entire new principle, constructed so as to require neither
weights or putties; the works being inclosed, are protected from
injury and irregularity; from its extreme simplicity not liable to
be out of order; and calculated for every kitchen.—To be seen
in use daily at the Patentee's Manufactory, 61, fleet-hued,
London.

TO IRONMONGERS, Ike.
.14 CLMES'S PATENT DOMES'FIC OVENS,
without Hues, which:mire, in the highes: degree, con-
.l, A.
venience, utility, and economy. it is a fact well known, that all
Ovens hit hertu c-intrived for the use of fainlies,v.ltich area:tat:ln d
to kitchen ranges, owing to the fines, occ.tsion a considerable lois
of fuel, as wcll as diminution of Lat. To olivi.ne this treat
disadvantage has been the study of the inventor cf the Patent Do-
mestic Ovens, which ate withuut flies, and winch, ini.trati of di-
minishing, increase the heat, without the li-as! ai Rational furl.
S. H. takes this method of informing the Trade in general, that
they may be supplied with them of three difTerent sizes, with or
without ranger; as they heat without a flue, conseipiehtly there
is no danger of fire happening from than, which is so fretisiently
the case with those that have Vines.
Reference to fausites of the: first respectability wilt he given,
where the Ovens `may be seen in use, and alto at his Manufac-
tory, Casale-court, Strand, near Bedford-street ; anil at Mr. Han-
son's, Irontuongir, En:ton-street, Bond-street; Mr Peachey,
Ironmonger, Swallow-street, Oxford-road; Mr. Hargrave, Iron
monger, Greenwich ; Mr. }larding, Irut&ionger, Kingston ; Mr.
Bell, Ironmonger, Greenwich; Alessrs. Schuolini. and Lawrence,
Irenmungers, Carden-street, Whitechapel; Mr. Brown, Iron-
monger, Leatiterhead, Surrey.
g.:6„, An Allowance made to the Trade for Ready Money.

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BRI FISH PAIN 17 .MANUFACTORY,
41, London Wall, opposite Beehlem,
IMPENETRABLE PAIN Is GROUND in LINSEED OIL,
For Park-paling, 'tiles, Slars. useful and ornanicntzl Painting in
general, and Weather-hoarding of every desaiption.
per cwt. per cwt.
Invisible Green ;t s. Stoce Colour 56..,
Dark Olive Green 7os. Lead or Slate Colour its.
Bright Olive Gruen 112 s. Light Blue es s.
Black Paint 565. Chocolate ati.,
White faint 565. j Red Paint 405
Prepared Drying Oii ao thin the .bove fur use, Sc. per gallon.
genuine Ground Wh!tei
565. per (lal.
Lead, per cwt. Best Sperm Oil 64. ed.
per gall. Double Rained Oil eis. td.
Turpentine I is. Sitlgle ditto ditto ss. ti'.
Linseed Oil ss. 6d. Pale Seal Oil 4s. 6d.
Fine Colours, &c. &c. 1 Pale Whale Oil .1s od.
'UPTON & Co. CoLotat MANUFACruicErts, London
V Wall, and KeenettWharf, most respectfully recommend the
above Paints to the Public,as applicable to the general purports of
useful and ornamental painting. They dry very quick, are very
beautiful in appearance, and possess a durability which renders
them peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work which la con-
stantly or partially exposed to the streets of the weathe,. Adver-
tisements having lately appeared, recommending Paints under si-
milar titles, which are prepared from Fish Oil. or sold :n an un-
grounded state, Upton and Co feel it proper to say, that they
are not connected witb those houses, and that their Paints are
Mg prepared with Coal Tai or Fish Oil.
Mecchauts, Ship-Owners, and the Trade supplied.

44 If our liberties had not been endangered by the ahrintag,
Increasing, and till now apparently inetsi4tible power of Frances
with whout our Administration had virtually entered iota moo
nures of co•operation, and whose views they were apparently ,
promoting, still that sympathy, which every free aryl generuat
mind must fed and ought to chensh. tvould have stimulated WI
to rejoice at the auccessful struggle which the Ruts an r'eoplis
have made against a horde of ruthless and unprincipled invaders.
" Connected, as we are, with Russia, by mutual commerzial
inter..,:s, and by the strictest ries of amity, and friendship, we
red tars Ives impelled by the most ardo:t feelings of sympa•hy
and honour, to testify openly our joy at her deliverance—i.or
pious sense of the intereosition of- Invina PetortueNer in her
behalf—our adnUrat ion of Ler self•dorutiun, and our v: tie; rum
of the gallantry, skill, perseverance, patriotism and ta:ea.s of her
lea ters.

" Rut viewing it, as we do, as the most importaitt epoch In 4
favour t.f Civil Liberty in the history of molerts Europe, and as
an event tending to the complete eniancipatim of the world, and
es?ccially as it is calculated to break the chains which lave at.
cached us to the politics and fate of I ranee, sod its ambitious
and cLspotic Caief, and in this view affording to us :he most ra-
tional hopes for that most desirable of all events, a skeedy and
lasting l'eace ;
" We, the undersigned, Citizens of Boston, do agree to unite
in a grateiul and rational Festival on this glorious and auspicious
event, mil to invite the Consul of his Imperial Majesty of all the
kusstas, to participate with us upon the joyous occasion."