Star.
London, England, 1803-01-28 00:00:00

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANU FACCU R KR). .

Itempt from the Audtlon•duty, agreeable toAa of Pailament
On Tuefday the la, an/ Mouday the la of 'February,
t3O • at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of each day,

PETE it DE BRAD WER and Co. will put up t o Public Sale, at
the ManufaClur,r's Warehrufes, Na. x 54, Alderfgate-ftreet,
A LARGE and valuable Affortnaent of Brian'
Manufactured PIECE GOODS, viz.
3000 Pieces Plaits Books fuperfine Mulls,Jacconots &Dorcas
2500 —Superfine India and Cambric Jammu (2o and
24 yards)
2000 Plain, Apred, and extra-fine Satin, and flamed,
' Rriped and checked, fancy and printing Cam-
bricks
2500 --.—. Extra-fine, finall figured and harncfs Flowered,
allover rich Satin, Sc.:. Japans of the neweit
Patterns
3000 White and coloured, Japan floured, and Lace
ground Lappets
3003 Superfine India &blares. plain and fancy bor-
dered, Book, Mull, Jacvanot and Lappctt
Handkerchiefs
3000 --s• White and fancy, flufbcd. rich Hands, Lappet
and Brocaded acc. Mullin Shawls of the newelt
and rieheft Patterns •
ratio—.—Tambour'd and Patin worked pennants, Mulls
and Lace Grounds
6000 Pullicate and Madras Husdkerchicfs
2000 Printed Cambric, ace. Shawls
603—... White and Printed C.ll. oes and Csmbrics, &cr.
250 Dlrnitys, Rriped Holland, atc.
100..—•••••• Velveteens, Cords, Thick's=
A LARGE ASSORTMEN r OF WOOLLEN GOODS,
Confittbig of
350 Pieces Well' Country and Yortihire Kerrey:mares, Swanf-
downs. Toilinets, arr.
iso l'orkibire Narrow, &c Cloths, Coatings, Bea-
vers, dm
110 Dozen Hetiery—woo Spindles Trim Llnen Yarn;
And A GREAT VARiETT of OTHER GOODS._

To be viewed irons Saturday the soh initint,uatll the Sala
and Catalogues may be bad at the Warebestfes in Alderfgatei-
arm ; at the New York and Tom's Colice-hoofs; and of
Wti. PUIIDT and Sow, Sworn Brokers, No. 48, Mark-I ne.
ty Part of the above Pretnifes are appropriated for Correa
Yarns of all forts, Water and Mule Twift, sod Weft, of which
P. Da Sam:malt and Co. receive conignments, and enetiute
Orders for the London, Scotch, and Foreign Markets.

FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD and COPYHOLD SOFA lES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and STOCK in TRADE,

&c of JOHN SMILE, a Bankrupt.•
TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION,
By order of the Affigncev of the eltate of John Serf, kite of
Shepton- Mallet, Clothier, a Bankrupt, at the George Inn, in
Sheptan.Malktt,ln the county of Sonaerfet, on Tuelday the
& day of February next, at Three o'clock (volts in the mean
time difpofed of by Private Contra t, of which due notice
will be given) fubjedt to tech condidosta as &all be then and

there prOdueell,
H E following FREEHOLD. LEASE-
HOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES of the laid Bank-
rupt, in the following lots, or fuck others, as Bad be agreed
on at the time 'trate:
Lot I. All that good and fuhitantial Eikebold Mcffuge ar
Dwelling-book, with a coach-houfe, Roble, s walled gardens,
s dye-houfes, a hoses for drying wool and cloth, with a racks
complete; 3 tenements I a compting.houfe,eapital cloth rooms,
and convenient world:hops ; alto, a cloth-mill, s Bodes high,
about so feet long, and ao feet wide; alto a pair of flocks for
milling cloth ; one cloth-rack, and a (mall paddock of ground ;
(the whole of which premiks, including the raid (mall paddock,
contain about two acres and three-quarters, and arc Situate iu
or near Kilver Street, in Shepton Mallets "foretold, and now
or late in the occupation of the Paid bankrupt). Alto, a Met-
Nage or Dwelling honfe adjoining the lad mentioned premEcs,
new or late in the occupation of the fold bankrupt. Alfo, ■
Copybold Clore or Piece of Oround, Situate in Shemon-Madat
afordsid, nearly Adjoining the above mentioned prcrnifes, con-
taining abut three-quarters of an acre, in which is a refervoir
of water. This ground is held by Copy of Court. roll, under the
Prince of Wales, for three Byes.
Loa 11. A Freehold Dwelling-Hence, with a walls-houfe,
liable, Wins-rail., containing three pair of Rocks, courant
and gardaitbereto adjoining, late in the occupation of the (aid
Bankrupt, but now void, Smote In the pad& of Stoke St. ?M-
-emel, about four miles from Shmton-Mallett, and eight from

Lot 111. Two LEASEHOLD COTTAGES or TENE-
MENTS, with a Dye hods and Garden, late in the oempa-
Om of the Lad Bankrupt, but now soW ; Stuart at Chariton, in
or near Shepton-Mallett &Emerald, held fir the rcmaloder of
ea &Volute term of tOOO years.
Lot IV. All that Leafrhold Menage or Farm-Hoofe, with
a 3.m, Stable, and other comvenieut Out-buildings; together
with about Fifty-four Acres of Land, Stoat° In the Peri& of
Fairway, In the County of D.von. The whole of which Pre-
mlfes are now In the teaute at cm •opation of WIILLw Ansdag,
under the yearly rent of about dol.
This E.ftate It held by kilo., determinable on the deaths of
two lives.

La V Four Cnttaget, with Two (mail Gsrdette, nearly ad-
joining Lot L &nate in Shrpton Mallat aforefaid, now in the
tenure er occupation of jarph Pike, uncomic at will Tiede
pretulfa ere eXo held by copy of court-roll, under the Prince
of Wales, for three lives. . . .

Lot Vi. A r7l4e or Piece of Ground, containing abutt one
acre and half (more or Ws) &nate nearly adjoining the shows
premifen In Kilver-ftreet, now at late In the occupation of thos
raid bankrupt. This piece of ground is held by copy of Court-
roil, under the manor of Roaghborog,h.
For further infurmstion, nr to treat by private contratft, ap-
ply to Mr. Hertar_Dzsis, lirillol, Solicitor to the Misfires.
Alto, on Waillfday the id day of rebeisu7, oda b: fold, on
the peon fa,ao the Houfshold Furniture, Plate, Unaa, Ike. and
on Tlturfday 0.0, and following days,ali the large and valor
bic stock in Trade. Mai, and Utenills, of the laid Bankrupt;
calf/Ring of a large &Torment of fuperene and other cloths,
herfeymerri,Sce. and usaehinesand Implements 'dewy defcrip-
tion neeeffary for the carrying on the bands of a Clothier in
all its branches.
The Lie to begin cad day at Tel\!,,lnelt. and continue till
an J
is foId.JOHN STEN-IV:Se looker.

To fay that a;1 human beim:s are forrre.l from the fame mate-
trials, is an :af•rtion which tray -onftet.d. One Cl3O
can bear with fortitude the nsn'l es cr-c paisi without a
murmur, whilft another, from a peculiar acutenefs of feeling,
faints at the eery idea of It.
To Cat latter daft of men this Strapll ?attic:4,oy recommen-
ded, fur the great irritability of hzhit w!ic`i they rlfil-fs renders
tkmt ft,fceptibk of imprerions with which our ancefters were
totally unacquainted ; and a bad Razor tiled is a morning un-
hinge•s th-ni for the whole day.
ro produce the &fired sired, the Razor fhould be drawn
actors this Strap in an oblique diredion, not tiling more of it
than the length of the blads,and the touches frequent: for tho'
invifi tic to the eye, the edge of a Razor is formed by teeth. like
that of a faw. This Rem never needs re; airing, keeps loft its
MI CURIUM : being final mad =sopa% mak anomie= for
Travellers, Voyagers, Re.
Sold wholefak by Mee'. Jacob and Halle, No. 1. (,Mane,
Cripple-gate; Mr. R. Rowney. Holborn; Mello Wm. Gaeta,
St. Paul'aChureh•yard; Mr. Rigg, Cheapfnic; Mr. Vale, Fleet-
ftreet ; Mrlfn. Bayly and Co. Cockfpur•ftreet; and by Mr.
Middleton, No. 145, Strand, Sta loners to his l'Aajeltiand his
Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales; London; whoOfak by
Mr. Wm. Bilbop, Fadnr, Birmingham ; by Mrs. Scndry, Os-
ford; by Mr. Watter, Chandler, Hereferd; by Mr. Reynolds,
Perfumer to their Royal Highnelres the Duke and Duehefs cIE
York, Kingfton-builduiLs; and Mr. George, Pouhtney.bridge.
Bath; wholefak by Mr. Gillett, Cutler, Clare-itreet ; and Mr.
Moppets! appofite the Exchange, Briftol; retailed by one or
more in molt Towns hi the Three Kingdoms, and by Meats.
Wife and Dynan, Bottlers Anglalfe. Rue octave de padre Champs
a Paris.
N. B. The Number of Raailav are too numerous to mention.

For Itheumatifm. Rhauoatie Gout, Sciatica; Lumbago, ticut.

ach, NumbnefX, Pail), indigeltion, Flatulent Spltiodk or
flying Paine, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sytlem
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CHILBLAINS, Sec.
EXPERIENCE has proved the mild flimulating
powers of WHIITHEAD'. ESSEKCE of MUSTARD,
Pills and Fluid, the moft effectual remedy ever made known
tl the world, having fueceeded in cafes, of fix, eight, tea,
twenty, and even of forty years Rending, after other means
had faded, and it has abfulutcly cured more patients of the
above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made
Public. The Buhl Bailee is fo fingularly penetrating and
fixed, in its operation, as generally to of the cure of
SYR.AING, BRUISES, and CHILBLAINS,

by a few applications.
Wbbebead's Efence of Militant is prepared and fold at
ss. pd. each Box or Bottle, by R. jonnrron, Apothecary,
No. sy, Greek4treet, Bobo, London:
_ . . .

Asti Its reputation is fo univerfally eftabllibed, that it map
be bad of ovary Medicine Vender in England, Ireland, Weft
Indies, and America.

To prevent counter felt impalltion, purchafers are respelled
to gobferae, the Genuine is diltingailhed by the King's Patent,
toddle Signature of R.Jouis riga, the Patentee's owls writing
on the label of each Bottle or Bo:

SARACEW HEAD INN, •
vatoymniz.,LoNDON.
CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDEIION, FOR
TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL.
FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL,
BY THE FOLLOWING POST COACHES:
UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING to
BATH and BRISTOL, by NEW POST-COACHES, ,
through Chlypenham, Caine, and Marlboro' every Afternoon g
arrives at Mr. May the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the
London Tavern, Thontas-ftrect, BMW, next Morning—lo-
fide tL to.—Out tu.—Payeels 61. carriage..--PaEengers for.
warded from Bath to Bridgwater, Tr

..east isath to. -eur Tallatal. &e.
Liverpool, Warrington,Knut;ford, Stoney and Litchfield
New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five
o'clock, to the Crown Inn, RedCrofs-itreet,LivapouL Guardi
sd throughout. •
Birmingham, Mercury Port Coachorith a Guard *etsout
every afternoor, and reaehto Birmingham next day at noon
Palk* by Oxford, Shipltone and Button, to the Saracen's
Head, Buß-Itreet. Birmingham.
Leeds New Light Cost*, called the Rockingham, lets out
every morning at eight o'clock-reveries four inlides only, and
SON remarkably eery—pan through Stamford, Newark, Ree-
ford, Donealter, sad Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds
neat day at no. Notwithltandbig the uncommon expedition
of this Coach, it is allowed to be the molt agreeable and com-
plete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled
in accommodation or conveyance by any other.
Kendal, Lansaiter, Prefton, Kirby 1-num.le, Boohoo.
Charley, Onnikirk, and Gallant Palk Casein, every after-
noon, at five o'clotik—Guarded. • -
Loath, SpiNby, Horne: Me. Bolton, Spalding. Peterborough,
Stilton, and Huntingdon Coach, few of Monday, Weeinefday,
and Friday evenings, at four o'clock—The only Coach from
Splay wkh a Guard.
York, Neweaftle, and Mbar* Poll Coach, the Lord
Nolfee, performed with a Guard throughout, fets coo every
morning at (even o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tad.
miter, Darlington, Northaliertoo, Durham, Morpeth, and Ber-
wick. Nailer' finding thentfelves &aped from the length
of the journey may reit what time they plate, and then proceed
on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs
Coaelses to Hull, Scarborough% Whitby, and other places.
Carlifie and Pawl* Poll-Coselt, goes with fear Harks,
and a Guard all the way—paffcs through Brough,
Greta-bridge, Richmond, Cetterkk, Boroughbridge.Zrel.
by, Aberford, Dona/ter, and Grantham, (the nearett waj by ill
tnUm)--fete out every Morning and performs the journey what
the gmateft facility. Paifengers detained's, the road by bufinefs
or ph:afore, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being h-
atred in the next Coach, (with only is Coachmen)
Setter Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dor-
clutter, Lad Saildhory Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half
pall Three, with a Guard: through Henitoo, A:mintier,
Beidport, Blandford, Balingftniut, and Bogatot.--Carries
four 'nudes, at only al.as. each.
Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and Chelhunt Coach, every
Morning.
Sbeilleid and Rotherham Rockingham Comb every Mow
ing at Seven....-Guarded.
Oxfcrel, &oho, and Henley New Pat-Coach, with a
Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock.
Manchelter, Wilmllow,Cougkton, Neweaftle, Wagon, and
Wolverhampton Poll Coaeh,every afternoon. Guarded.
Shrewlbury, Wellington, and Shienal Pelt Coach, the Royal
Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and Bell
and Unlearn Ino,Shrevriburry. Guarded.
Southampten, Wincheiter, Ark:Apr.l, Alton Coach, every
morning
Hull, Northeme,Hoerden, Thorn and Dor-ea:ter Poll Coach,
every morning. at keen o'clock to the Bull and Sou Inn,
Myelin-Gate, Hall.
N. B. Heavy Weight. of Luggage, Goods, he. conveyed by
the under mentioned Waggoas-..T0 Ms, &mks, /Lagar
Bury, and an part. of Suffolk every Monday.
Marlborough. Newbury, and Reading, era,. Tuefday.
W. MOUNTAIN and Co. mfpcil roily aeqnsinothear M rico&
sad the Public, that they will not be accountable foe any Pared
or Luggage, he. of more than Five Pounds value. if lost or dia.
awed, snick fprelled at the time of klivery. and paid fat a
malingly, at the Sarsom's-Hosil Snow-1121, Lida