Star.
London, England, 1803-04-08 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr CHAPMAN,
On Wedsefdpy, the 4th day of tefay nem at the Breen Head
Coefee-boufc, In Chancery-lane, Landon. at Twelve o'clock,
THE MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD-
BURY HALL, containing in the wale O c Thoufand
Three Hatadred and Slaty-eight Amur.
The Eftete beery rained, and &nate In the Parini of Gam-
, lingay, Two Nitta from Patton, Six from Biggiefwade, Seven-
, tom from Canebtidge. Fifty from London, and Four front
Girford-bridge, pn the Great ?loath Road, from whence the
Meer Ctufe is Naelyfabli to Lynn.
The Mmillemhare and Olicce are in compleat repair, and
it fur the iintsedlare reception of ■ Family.
The Sall round the Mankon-houfe la remarkably dry and
healthy. and the Turf la as good as any Race Ground; the
Garden Is enjoined equal to any in the Kingdom for its Fruit
The Woods, which fir In hand, and at a &Arable (Mance
meta the Atinbcombeafe, are good Shelter for Game, of which
there la a variety an the Marne
Partieulan may be had, after the :nth of April, attlw Chan-
brrs of Mr.Grataam, N 0.6, Lincoln's Inn; by W. and J.
Middle Temple; at the yeintfpal Inns at Potion ; the Cock,
at Bates; the Wheatibtal, Alconbury Hill; the Fountain, at
Huntingdon ; the Rana, at Newmarket ; and of Mr. Chapatis,
at the Baptift Head Coffee-honk, Chancery-lane.

BLOOM, or WHITE, CEPHALIC SNUFF,
prepared wholly from falahridus Eno Pants: in molt
complaints of the Head, partieulaily the common Head Aeb,
it feidom tails ;plug Immediate cafe, and, if perfilt:d la, pre-
etch' returns; no Atone is It taken than its of Ids are f. It. by
warming the neremifyitem. Relieves Lowrie' of Spirits, Fits
of every Mod, Nervous Murders, Oiddineh, Fawners, Swim-
lag of the Had, Lethargies, Drovrfinefs, Left of Memory,
and Paralytic Comp Lints, in Dimnefs of the Eyes and Deaf-
nefs the re have been innumerable in/lances of its great efficacy.
The injury amine= Seer den to the Head and Stomach may,
in a great degree, be prevented, by casing it with a lied- of this
Whkl Snuff' it canvas fool air, thereby prevents the taking
of infectious D.finfes; price as. 3d. the bottle, ditty included.
Mars. Dicey and Ca Sow Churchyard, Loudon, arc ap-
pointed the only whoisfale Venden, and mac be bad retail of
the following Venders of Patent Medicines : Mawr, No. tc ,
Great Ituffell-Bros, CoeciaCLerden; Stringer, No. 4, and
Withers, Nia al", Vinod; Keith, o, Hire 'Het Wok,
13, Oki Dond•ftreet, and 013, Flect.itreet; Ward, 324, and
Pearfall, 231, Holbots ; Orwo, its. Oitfoni.itreet ; and of
ma Venders si Medicine im the liaised Kingdoms.

CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, AND EXPEDMON, FOR
TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL.
FROM THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILLS
Br THE FOLLOWING POST COAGRES:
TTNCOMNION CHEAP TRAVELLING to
BATH and BRISTOL, by PEW POST-COACHES,
Arent I:hippest/min, Calor, and Marlboro' every Afternoon I
Odra re Mr. MAO, grawawareal La. Bak, and As
Load's Tavern, Thowenftitat, Brads neat MerningeAny
tide 11. aa—Out xx.....Parceb 6d. carriage.—.Palrengent for-
warded from Beth to Bridgwater, MINIM, at.
Liverpool, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litchfield
New Coach, called the Fargedition, every evening, at Five
o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Crafs-ftreet, Liverpool. Guard
ad throughout-
Ifirminghaans Mercury Poft Coach, with a Guard Sets out
every afte*gooo, and reaches Birtningharn next day at noon
Pates by ' Shipitone, and Eaton, to the Saracen's
Had, Bull-itreee. Birmingham.
Leeds New Light Coach, called the Roikinghaus, fete 0,4
every morning at eight o'clock-.tarries foer ally, and
goes remarkably eery—pares through Stamford, Newark, Rea.
ford, Doncalter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lioo, Leeds
next day at noon. Notwidsftaatding the uncommon expedition
of An Coach, ft is &Sewed to be the molt agreeable and corn-
Ode public conveyance on the North Road, being unequaled
in accommodation or conveyance by axiliyother.
Kendal, Lancalter, Prelton, Lotidale, &Tilton,
Cheeky, Onnikide, and Garßang Poll Coaches, every alter-
nate, at five o'cleek..-Guarded.
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Louth. SpiEby, Horne-Ale, Sefton, Spalding, Peterborough.
Stilton, anti Huntingdon Coach, fets off Monday. Wedne=
and Friday evenings, at four o'clock The only Coach
Spilfby with a Guard. • :
York, Neweaftle, and Edinburgh PoR Coeds. the Lard
Nelfau, performed with a Guard throughout, feta out every
mmulft at (even o'Hock, by way of Newark, Retford. 'Tad"
caner, Darfin on, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Der.
wick. Put as finding theimkives fatigued from the kepi
ofthe journey may roil what time they pink, and then proceed
on without any additional fare. Tin fttor at York race
Coaches to Halt Scarborough, Whitby, and other planes.
Corns and Pewit la Poll-Coach, goes witii tour Hodes,
red a Guard all the way—paffes through Bronth, Appleby,
onm-bridge, Richmowd, Cattnick, Boroaghbridge. Wait"
by, Aberiard, Dosealter.and Grantham (the neared way by eR
miks)—ifets out every Morning and potion= the journey with
the greatelt facility. Pa/Fenger, detained an the mad by hatfieds
or platen, have the peculiar advantaile of their fears being h-
atred in the next Coach, (with only fit Ceacbtnes.)
Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Wernouth,Der
defier, and Salin3lll7 Bellows Coaches, every Morning at half
pat Three. with • Guard Holgtoo,
Bridport, Blandford, Badingitoke, and Baglhot.—Curia
(oar infides, at only 11. as. each.
Hertford, Wars, Hoddiddoa, and Obeisant Coach, every
Morning.
Shdfscid and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Moen.
ins at ,Seven—Guarded.
Oxford, Benton, and Henley New Polt-Coseh, with a
Guard cam Miasma. at Hire o'Clock.
hioner, Wilmilow,Conglmon, Neweallie. Wallah, and
Wolverhampton Poft Coach,everyaftallorilL Guarded
Shrcwibury, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poll Coach, the Royal
Charlotte, every evening, at dm o'clock, to the Raven and Bell
and Unlearn len,Shrewfbury. Guarded.
Southampton, Winchdter, Arlestard, Alton Coach, every
morning.
Hull, Northeave,ilowden, Thorn and Dor:eaferPoß Coach
every morning, st liven o'clock to the Bull and Sum hue
?Acton-Gate. Hull.
k B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods, Re. ecorreyed by
the under mentioned Wrigerts.—To Dili, Beccies, Buogay,
Bury, and ail pans of Suffolk every Mayday.
Southampton. Winchciter, Remkv, Lyndhurft, Lymington.
Chrifichurch, Ringwood, Fonlingbridge, %Yamaha:lna, sod Pled
...Waggoes
Marlborough. Newbury, and Reading. ern, Tudday.
Wurceitcr, Perham and Wycombe, every Soturday.
CireneciterAbingdou, and Henley, thee times a wash.

Sunbury, Hater tan, arid Twkkeniatn. twice a week. -
W. MOUNTAIN and Co. refreaftilty acquaint their Mame
and the Public. that they trW not be sccoontable Coe sal Patel
or lAlaaft.&.*C. of mote than Flat Poona, valve, ithallooda.
mti eft, rude. iorcoicd at the tier of delivcri, and goad for ago
at ik SonsmOrtlud isoW-Hilli Loons*.

FRANCE.

PRIVATE LETTER, PARIS, APRIL. 4,

The Grand Parade which v,-as held yefterday at
the Thul!erica, hare no resemblance whatever to
thole formerly prefented on the Q2intidi, where
the:e were feldom more than 6000 troops, and
when the ceremonial was over in three quarters of
hour. The Review of yelterday latted, on the
cc.nt: ary, for more than feven hoists, and prefent-
ed to the view all the :naive force of Paris and it,
environs; the different guards on this occafion be.
ing mounted by the Invalids.
Net only the inclofed court before the Pal:ace.
but the immenfe Place of Carroufel, was filed
with tr"ops; and to economize the (pace as flinch
as poflible, the cavalry were all ciiiinomitcd.
Bogs/wire reviewed the troops with the lit.
molt firiOnels. He addreired lord& to a'nasil
every Officer, and fpnkc to many of the foldiers.
He carried his ferutiny fo far as to examine into
mar y of their knapfacks. This preccfs was contirm•
ed until the fall of night put an cud to the fcene.
The FIRST Coustm, it is evident. from all this
,‘ pride, pomp, and circumflance," meant to in-
timate tp the Parifians the neceflity of preparing
for war; and at the fame time to imprels them
with a fenfe of his vigilant fuperintendanee. The
former of thefe purpofes was fully anfwered, as
there was fcarcely an individual in the immenfe
crowd of fpeaators who did not firmly believe in
the immediate approach of warfare. The ultimate
decifion, however, rens happily with other judges,
and on other grounds.
Notwithflanding the fatiguing attendance of
:he day, curiofity remained for fume time on tip.
toe in the Salk des Prefentations, for the putpofe of
drawing force inferences from the countenance or
s:ifeourse of the nisi- CoNsut.. It was foon inti-
mated that there would not be a circle on that
evening. It was Laid that Bousraars was WO
much fatigued to make his appearance.
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