Star.
London, England, 1816-08-05 00:00:00

AND TWRN I Y POUNDS PER ANNUM.

•By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill,To-
MORROW, the 6th of August, at Twelve o'clock,
THE VERY VALUABLE FREE HOLDA
ESTA FES. comprising Fee Farm Rents, amounting to
nearly FIVE HUNDRED and MEN I Y FIVE POUNDS
per Annum, arising from and issuing out of Estates In the
Counties of.Nottingliarn, York, Bedford, Buckingham, Ch re,
Done, Kent, Monmouth, Norfolk, Southampton, Suffolk,
Surrey, Sussex, and in Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, and
Pentbroksiie South Wales.

Particulars may be bad of Mnsro.,Stlll, Strong, and Ratkbant,
Solicitors.Lincolu'ainn: at Garraway's; and of Mr, Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-square.-

MIDDLE-EX AND HEKTs.
Excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE and OFFICES, oAßrls;
PLEASURE GROUNDS, 'FARM-HOUSE, and 13U1 .0-
INGS, RIGH r of SPORTING, and upwards of 'I HREE
HUNDRED and 'EWEN IT-SIX ACRES of LAND, near
capital Market Towne, and in an excellent Neigkbourbood.
Br Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, on TY7IIIDAT,
the 18th September, 1816. at 18 &dock, in Three Lots,
AVAir_UABLE FREEHOLD ES"L'ATE,
partly Tithe-Free; compilaing a very eligible Residence,
HAREFIELD GROVE,
Planned and adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman's
Family, with all suitable Mee; seated on a fine Elevation,
surrounded by about TWO HUNDRED AND SIX l'Y.
SIX ACRES OF MEADOW. ARABLE, PASTURE, AND
FINE WOOD LAND, through which there are extensive and
-delightful Graveled Walks, it:rash:sly diversified by Hill and
Dale, laid out in a Park-like_ style, and principally enclosed
by a Paled Fence, abounding with Pheasants and Game, ant
in a genteel Neighbourhood, with good Roads in all directions,
contiguous to the capital Market Towns of Uxbridge, Rick-
mansworth, and Watford, and within a short &name of the
Crawl Junction Canal; a Rust.c firranee Lodge, with Car-
riage Drive to the Houle; excellent Farm-House, and Buildings
of all &Humus trim*. ; Fish. lqinds, well stored; a Lime Kiln,
and quantity ut line Chalk; with the Right of Sporting over the
%suer of I.osuon's Manor, sad Fishing in the Waters, which
are as renowned as any in the Kingdom; alsl about tiletrTwo
Acres of Lea.ehold Meadow and Arable Land, all lying compact.
To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had on the Pre.
mists; Swan, Rickmaiftworth ; White Honk., Uxbridge; Kowa
Arms, Watford; Wool- Pack, tit. Aran's; Green Man and Red.
Lion, Barnet; Castle, Salt-Hill; White Hart, Windsor; at,
thirraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.
square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
OXFORD"- `4 K 3 AND

IRE, ON THE BORDERS OF
VICINITY OF READING:

MANORS OF AAV/1.114,G% CiIECKENDON, WYWOLD,
Sic ; Spacious FAMILY RESIDANCE. wooDcar i•
HOUSE, with OFFICES, GARDEN, PLEMURE•
GROUNDS, Eligible FARMS, noble WOODS and LANDS,
Upwards of ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, and Valueble
COMMON RICH rs.
Dr Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-awry,-xiley, Cornhill, on Tunas-
DAY. the9th September, ISIG, at 12 is'Cloch.„ In Lots, ,
THECapital and Valuable FREEHOLD, and
11 &mill part COPYHOI.D E'; IA
WOODCOTF and RAWLINGS,
pleasantly situate, eight miles from Henley or I limes, seven
from Reading, six Irons Walhagford, and forty-three front Lon-
don; on a beautiful, hue, commanding, healthy, and spurting
pan of the County of Oxford, comprising
The MANOR ef RAWIANGS,
One Moiety of the MANOR of CHECKEND3N,
And One Moiety of the MANOR of WYWOLU, abounding
.

with Game.
The Capital FAMILY MANSION, WOUDCOTT HOUSE,
with excellent attached and detached Oakes of all detcriptinns ;
roomy Stabling for Twelve Horse', and Three Couch-houses;
two productive Kitchen Gar.eur surrounded by lofty waits,
Gardener's house, Orchards, Am; Plstsure Grounds, 'lowa
ousdens, pinery, arapery, Green-house, Ice Well, Re. seated
led lbw Padded' of about Sixty Acres, surrounded by four ex-
cellent Farms, with good Earns Houses, and all necessary Out-
Weddings, with Parcels of Land, la to respectable Tenants,
part on Leases, the remainder. et WM. Also the capital and
productive Weeds in hand I tun dry Cottages, with Oardeses,
Orchards, Ate the whale Estate upward! of
ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
with Veinal& and Entensive Censiien Rights.
To be viewed by egmlytag to Salmi Mnad, the at
Weodcatt Mantilla, where FaMiciskre may be had; and at the.
Bear and Crown Jane, Rased i Lank Wallingford; Bell inn,
and Meant. Cooper and Sao, Solicitors, Ho; Castiei Salt
liir; Wake Hart, Wisdom Whit* lAN bah' Red Lion,
Hounslow; of Messrs. WMianst, Whkasere, and de. Lincoln's
Inn; et Gerraway's and et Robins, Warwidmentet,
Golden..are, lasi" *bin a PM d ohs PAW mg be
Ma. A

Valuable FREEHOLD and LONG LEASEHOLD ESTATE?,
, PER PE ELIA I. ADVOWSON, and next PRESENTA I lON
to the REC.,II/RY of SUNNINOWELL, and TITHES of
THOUSAN.D TWO HUNDBF.D ACRES of LAND,
st SVNNINGWELL and BATWORTH, to the
of BERKS.
By Mews. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,

At the Mari, London, on FRIDAY, August in, at 'twelve, by
direction of the 'I rouse, In several Lots,

SUNDRY very valuable ESTATES. the property
of Sir Cr minx Bows ea, Bart. pan of which are t easeivld
for 999 Years, situate in the Parishes of Sunningwell and Bay.
worth, and a small part in the Parish of Woo ton, four tusks
from Oxford, in the County of Berke, consisting of One Thou-
sand Two Hundred Acres of Land. in good cultivation, divided
into eligible Farms in the occupatlon of responsible Tenants, part
not Lease and the remainder at Will, with good Farrel-houses,
Cottages, and numerous Agricultural Buildings • o
ttho the Perpe-
tual Advoviso and rext Prtsenta ion to the Rectory of Sunning-
well, with a Parsonage House, Offices, and Garden, and Twentyl
one Acres of Glebe, and tee Tithes of One Thousand Two
Hundred Acres of Land.

The Estates may be viewed on application to the respective
Tenants; and partmulars had co days previous to the Sale, at the
star lun, Oxford; Hop Poles. Worcester; King's Head, Glou-
cester; bear. Reading; Windmill, Salt.hill ; of John Williams
Esq. ad lion-square, at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Red
Pluliips, 6i, Old Bruad-street, Royal Exchange, where a Plan
may be seen.

MANCHESTER.
FREEHOLD TAVERN and TEA.GARDEN3, and Valuable
LAND, in a beautiful situation for Building, at COLLY-
Hujewr, within one mile of the Town.
•By Messrs. HOOGAR I' and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, near Manchester, on Foamy', the 6th of Sep-
tember. et Three °Thick, in Six Lots,
'PHE TAVERN, TEA-GARDENS, and Land,
in the occupation of I r. SinLw; comprising a very valtiable
Freehold Estate, ellibly situate for Building, hitersected by the
new turupike-road from Manchester to Blackley. Middleton,
and Rochdale, and bounded by the River Irk, and the old high-
road from Manchester to Mickley ; containing upwards of
Twenty-three Acres, with Mutations, Hotsboseee, Bowling-
green, and numerous Outibuildings. The Estate is bounded on
the East by the lands of Charles Rider, Esq. and Ste Oswald
Mosley, Bart. and on the South by the Loch of Mews. Wrigley
and Brows, the Wonky Building Society, and by land belonging
M Lord Deco.
The Estate. may be viewed me application to Mr. Sinker, of
Whom particulate may be bad, also of Mr. Johnson Surveyor ;
and at the Bridgewater Armed Manchester; at the principal Inn,
at Stockport; and of Meows. Honest and Phillips, U, Old
Broad-street, Royal Exchange, Londe°.

ANTI•BILLOUS PILLS, invented by EDWAKD
HALLAM, &upon and Apothecary This preparation is
justly esteemed for its agreeable and aortas operation, by which
it effectually removes all Inaction or obstrecdosi of the seabeds
and bowels, wbethet arising twin Bile, lodisation. FlandonTs
or Cold, Sitknesi at Stomach, Head Ache, &c. It operates by
dislodging acrid bile or other trail:ice retained In the intestinal
caaalf and acts as an alterative to the systolic generally. Free from
soy antisnamial of mercurial preparations, k is at all limes safe;
and has been gften with singulat good effect during pregnancy.
its action is patinas,' adapted to pentad of bilious habits, and
those of sedestary NW, where a salliciset action Of the bowels
is net kepi up, and enidities retained la those otgaus are fre-
tpsently prodedog pains and distassiocie, heed-alma, &rigor,
and giddiness, or a sense of weediess aid oppredsion. A single
trial will fully esovinie the patient of their enact. The worst
cases of bilious or act headilehes are °mainly emoted by a
alai* dam, and in a Well daft. time thei midi be Credited,
bet treat inpattenee. The Within. Mies &proper to remark
thersdilek found eat self mat without ph or uneasiness, but
re leen die food?, diet their Imatodate iledeliasses, free front
that 'olive state whit"' guisallt stielsis the operation of lau-
d,' inedidnee.
Sold by Z. iffsradii. R. Puffs Church-yard ; Sanger,
' Ozilsed4etest; and Tat; Soya Sabine, London ; price
ea. etar at pet bog. Where also may be procured, IV'
liadidafted

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Lady's Ninseinni May.
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to his Royal Highness the Doke of Susses :
THE MEDICAL FRIEND to she ASTHMA.
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Fellow of the Royal College, Edinburgh, &c &c:
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE celebrated ANTI-IMPETLGINgS, or SO-
LOMON'S DROPS (without mercury or any deleterious
preparation.) far the tame of the Scurvy, Scrofula; I.rs,rosyy and
all disorders originating iu an impure state of the blood.
These admirable Drops strekgthen the constitution, purify the
blood, and promote the drculittion at the fluids; to effect which
is evidently the work of time, mill ready perseverance in the use
of Medicines adapted for those salutary purposes. Disorders of
bleed are generally many years in aequiring that strength which
renders them almost insupportable in their operation and alarms
ing to the constitution. It cannot, therefore, be reasonably we.
petted that a single bottle of any medicine will operate like a
charm and change the whale system, so long impregnated with
deisteekes initter ; neither should patients be disheartened, ifs
after taking two or three bottles, they Should find themselves isl
their owu apprehensions, rather worse-4t is a prediCanleat fre-
quently caused by the moving of malignant matter, sod is, in
fact, a very favourable symptom. These drops are gradual,
gentle, and almost imperceptible in their Operation—the beet
substitute that bas ewer been discovered for the dangerous WOO.
ral Mercury, sweetening the bleed, stimulating it to eapel ail
1101dINIS and impart juices, giving strength and tette to the nerves,
enlivening and invigorating the body and Mind. The King's
Evil, Strums or Scrofula, are hird.schirrduk and often indolent
tumors, that affect the glands Of the neck, under the chin, arm
pits, grain, hams, arms, and wrists, and d most comment; are
seated In the neck and beneath the ears. To reMove these
*feats eyntptemst the whole Materie Medics has been tried,
wkh vett little success and the unhappy sufferer left to drag on
a heldled wileery.—Maay are crawling along on crutches at dip
nsement whom the And-impetigines would restore to health
wiper If recourse was had to it. The directions giro, with sack
bottle are plain, and its application is attended with little or
so trouble. rain, or snow, can be no obstacle to an,
penes taking this Medicine, as no farther precaution le nes
assert than such as is usuaUt taken to prevent. common colds;
and they are taken with great benefit every spring and autumn aa
a puriffet of the blond, and the advantage resulting from the4r
use is equatly striking during the practice of sea•bathing, by Mom
trop ble4 with leprosy or scorbutic eruptlpns. It Is well este.
Wished as a fact, that an impure or scrofulous taint will rev
main in the habit for years, nay, for geherations, undiscovered,
and will invade the noblest organs of the human frame, before
the patient can be aware of his danger. The Anti-impetlgenee
strikes at the root, not at the branches, and with this peculiar
advantage effects a cute when other medicines fail. Price haw a
guinea a bottle, or family bottles, containing four at to,n, ids for
335. on which as. it saved.

With each bottle is liven a copious bill of directions, and West
illustrations of the efficacy of the Auti•impetigenes, or which is
more commonly denominated Solomon's Drops, the Government
label or stamp of which has the words" SAmL. So to manlaysa.
root," engraves on its official impression, and is uniformly pastiad
on the cork of each bottle, with a view to protect those who buy
from the medicine venders, from the intrusion of counterfeit imi-
tatioes and unless these words absolutely appear to form a roil
par: jibe stamp, the medicine cannot possibly be gennino; bet
if they do so appear, it lafallibly identifies its purity, as theta:ore
appointed by Government at Somerset.hotise.wkee those
stampsare kept sacred to Dr. Solomon's use only, cannot be biassed,
It is felony of the very deepest dye to Imitate ft.
Sold by Samuel Lei jh, 11, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 139, Oz:
fool-street, London; Drodle •and Dowding, lisksbury; and all
Modldne iirenders.