Star.
London, England, 1810-07-10 00:00:00

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN ARITHMETIC.

AUDITORS.
The Right Hen. Lord George I Charlie Weistead, Esq.
Seymour James Lowen, Esq.
Francis Freeling, Esq.
The Directors of the above Coonpkrt are now ready to receive
Tenders for Contracts to band the Hulls of Vessels, including
iron and Joinere Work, for the Deep Sea Fishery, of 70 Tons
admesiurement ; to he lugger riggod, 50 feet oil the keel, 17
feet 6 inches on the beam, 9 feet 6 inches in the hold, with 8 inch
flooring, 7 inch timbers, 41 inch wale, 2} inch plank below the
wale, 8 inch plank above the wale, and 2 inch skin. The Ten-
ders to be soot sealed, and free of postage, to the Company's
Of as under, and stating the shortest period required to com-
plete the Contracts. THOMAS SAUNDERS, Secretary.
Fklimongor's Hall, July 6, 1810.

FREEHOLD I•ARM AT HELPS [ONE, NOR IHAMP-
TONSH IRE.
To be SOLD by AUC CION;by Mr. W. LEAKE,
At the TalbOt Inn, at Peterborough, on Saturday, the 14th day
of July next, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in one Lot,
AVERY desirable and compact FREEHOLD
FARM, with valuable Rights of Commoa, situate In the
Parish of Helpstone, in the County of Northampton, now in the
occupation of Mr. Robert Turnill, Tenant at Will, comprising
about 140 Acres, more or le%, of rich Meadow, Pasture, Wood,
and open Field Laod, with a substantial House, Barns, Stables,
and Out-Offices, Yard, Garden, and Ortbard adjoining.
Further particulars may be had of Messrs. Leggatt and Van-
der Gucht, Solicitors, Craven-street, Strand ; of Mr. Morley,
Solicitor, Peterborough; and of Messrs. Moult and Sweeting,
Solicitors, Huntingdon.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN THE COUNTIES
OF MONTGOMERY AND SALOP.
TO BE SOLI) BY AM PION,
By WILLIAM WYLEY,
At the Fox Inn, in the Town of Shrewsbury, in the Conn!), of
Salop, on Saturday, July 21, 1810, precisely at three o'clock,
SEVERAL very valuable and improva'ile Estates,
situate in the Parishes of Llandrinio, l.landist 1, and Alber-
bury, in the County of Montgomery; also at Aston Pigot, in the
Parish of Worthen, and in and near to the *l'own of Shrewsbury,
in the County of Salop, in the following Lots:
Tenements. Quantity.
LoT i. A Piece of rich Arable
Land, called Old Church-yard, A. R. P.
tuate in the village of Llandrinio 1 U 27
LoT 2. A Messusge in I.landri-1
nio, called New }fall, with the out-
buildings and appurtenances there-
-126 2 10
to belonging ; also divers Pieces of
Arable, Mea'tow, and Pasture . •
Land, corrainitig together about
This Lot lies on each side
the Turnpike Read, the house
is well built of brick and slated,
the whole forming a very desi-
rable and improvable Estate.
Lot 3. A Dwelling-house, with
the Outbuildings and Appurtenan-
ces, and divers pieces of Land,
lying contiguous thereto, in Llan-
drinio aforesaid, containing toge-
ther about - • 9.2 1 39
This Lot is contiguous to the preceding Lot.
Lot 4. A Message called Gwent
y Batto, with the Outbuildings
and Appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, with several pieces of
good Arable, Meadow, and Pas-
ture Land, containing together
about - - .59 1 4 Rd. Pritchard.
These Premises form a very desirable and compact Estate.
Lot S. Two Parcels of Arable
• and Pasture Land on Llandrinio
Rhos, containing togethreabout
Lot 6. Two Dwelling-houses,"
and Gardens, with the Outbuild-
jags and several Crofts of Land ad-
uining, containing togr4her about_
Lut 7. A Dwelling.house, Gar-'
den, and Croft, near to Lot 6,1
containing about -
I.ot 8. A Piece of rich Arable
I.and, called liendrefield, lying
elose to the twu last lots, con.
mining about -
I.ot 9. Another Piece of rich
Arable Land,adjoiningtheShreets.
bury turnpike road, called Great
Mars Yr Hendee, containing

'll E SCHOOLMASTER S throughout G RE AT
Fiki rAIN are respectfully informed that in the New Edi-
tion, dated January iO, 1810, of the KEY to JOYCE's fI*H-
NIETIC, is given a new and very useful discovery, by means of
which all Suuts in the First Roles of Arithmetic, simple of com-
pound, may be examined at a glance of the eye.
his discovery, which is practically illustrated in the Key to
Mr. Joyce's Arithmetic, has been purchased of the Inventor, at a
considerable expense, and will be found to be deserving or adop-
tionby all Schoolmasters.

Mr: Joyce's Prattical Arithmetic, commonly called the Arith-
metic of Kcal .Life and Business, is well known to contain the mo-
dern principles and appliration of that Art, and the fourth Edition,
just publiaked, may he pronounced free fruit typpgrarkical and
other error. The New Edition of the Key exact!! corresponds
with the New Edition of the Arithmetic.

Tenants.

Samuel Cittlns.

Samuel Cittins
and Richard
Pritchard:

Samuel Cittins.

7 1.10 RI Pritchard.
John Owen aid
'rhos. Pugh,
1 317 Under-tenants

to an Occupation Road to Lot
19, unless purchased by the
same Person as Lot 18.
Lot 21. A Piece of rich Pas-
ture Land lying contiguous to
Lots 19 and tO, and adjoining
the Turnpike Road leading from
Llandrinir to Shrewsbury, callci
the Acre Leasow, coataining to•
gether about -

8 9 11;:chard

- This Lot will be sold subject
to an Occupation Road to Lo;s
19 and 20, unless purchased by
the same person as Lot IS.
Lot 22. An Allotment of Corn..
mon Land on the Breyddin Hill,
adjoining to lands of Ralph Legke
and Thomas Wing6,ld, Esqrs.
containing about - - 55 S 19 Richard Wilde.
AS lON Plool' ESTATE, Parish of WORTHIN.
Lot 23. A new built Messuage,
and another Dwelling-house near
thereto, with the Out-buildings
and appurtenances, also divers
Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, lying contiguous
thereto, containing together about
Lot 24. A Meadow, called
Brook Stile, lying contiguous to
las: Lot, containing about

Both Works nay be bad of all Booksellers w!th the full all.w.
-ante to Schools; the retail prim of the Arithmetic hal 3,1. 6d.
Asa of the Key 2s. W.

to R. Pritchard.

Lot Q 5. Several Pieces of rich
Meadow and Pasture Land, con-
taining together about
These Lands are in a very im-
proving state, and would be a
great acquisition to any neigh-
bouring Farm short of Grass
Land.

Lot 26. A Piece of rich Arable
Land, called the Furlong. adjoin-
ing the zhrewsbury Road, lying
contiguous to Lot 23, containing
about -

Lot 27. A Piece of Land, called
the West Meadow, situ.tte near
the village of Worthen, capable of
being floated at most seasons, con-
taining about
Lot 28. A good Arable Field,
called the Cock-Shutt, situate near
to Lot 2Gi, containing about -
Lot 29. A small Arable Field,
called the Parch, adjoinin!t to lands
of Mr. Rowlands, containing about

Lot 30. Three Parse% of Arable
Land, called the Virtles, adjoining
to lands of Mrs. Betton and Mr.
Lewis Cooke, containing together
about

0 16

John Evans,

1 1 23 John Evan..

20 2 20 John Evans.

7 2 S John Evans.

2 3 8 John Evans.

6 0 30 John Evans.

1 0 39 John Enna.

23 0 24 John Evans.

Lot SI. A Pasture Field, calk./
0: Leasow, lying between Lands
of J. Kynastou Powell, Esq. and
Mrs. Betton, containing abut -
l.ot :-12. A Piece of newly-en•
closed Land on Aston Hill, con-
taining about - - S 220 john Evans.
MIDDLETON ESTATE, PARISH OF ALL/ERB/MY.
Lot 38. A Messuage, and ano-
ther Dwelling House, with the
Outbuildings and Appurtenances
thereunto belonging, and divers
Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, containing together
abl rut - 1135 2 IS Richard Brown.
The Tenant of this Lot holds
under a Lease for the lives of
h:mself, aged 79 Years, and his
Son ThOmas Browne, aged 42
Years, and the survivor of them,
at the yearly Rent of £133, ups-
ble of great improvement. The
Estate has a Right of Common on
Middleton Hill, and %via be sold
subject to a Chief Rent of 7,. 9a.
a year, payable to the Rcv. Arch-
; deacon Corbett.

1 3 2 John Evans.

Thomas Jervis,
1 0 0 Under-tenant
to it. Pritchard.

SHREWSBURY ESTATES.
Lot 34. A Piece of very excel-
lent rich Meadow Laud, adjoin-
ing to the River Severs., -;ituate at
Undsrdale, near to the Town of
Shrewsbury, containing about -
I.ot 35. A complete 3 stalled
Stable and Coach .house adjoining,
and Hay Lofts over the same, with
the Ap,mrtenances, situate in 13t1-
moot, Shrewsbury, in the occupa-
tion of - _

S SSI Rd. Pritchard.

4 1 27 Thomas Push.

- —.— ..- John Roberti.

Lot 36. A isomplett 4-stalled
Stable, with Coach-house an 111ar-
ness Koons adjoining, and Hay
Lofts over the same, with the
Appurtenances, situate in Belmont
aforesaid, and in the occupation of
the said - - - John Roberta.
I.ot 37. All that Garden or
Piece of I.and, the whole of which'
is walked, and well stocked with
choice Fruit I "rees, in full bearing,
and in which is a Summer House,
Melon Pia and 1. muses, situate in
IBt.lutota aforesaid

• A ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the ori-
-0.1.1 ginal invention of Mr. Henry, and briniest by his slimes-
alve improvements to the highest perfection). continues to be pre-
)ared end sold by Messrs. FILM, Manufacturing Chemists,
„Manchester.
This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is composed of highly
reconcentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant aromatics
rand efficacious antiseptics, may b. kept unimpaired in any climate
And for any length of time. Its pungent odour adapts it for af-
fording relief in head-achs, faintin4s, &c. and renders it peculiarly
grateful and refreshing in c rowded roams, in places of public resort,
and in the apartments of the sick. It counteracts, alto, the infec-
tion of contagious diseases.
As many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the
Lame and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as
the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrs.
tranche,ter, are engraved on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit or Vin gar, hi bottles, price 23. 91. each,
stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by liayk y and blew,
Ceck-• ur-street, (the only Agents in London out horiz,A by the
Profitetors), where may be had, Sponge Hosts of Gold, Silver,
/Cornelia; Crystal, fitc.
Aho, 1 enry's Calchrd Magnesia, in bottles at 2s. lid. and
aar ger art glasa Stoppers, at 41. each; their names being on the
Lamle.

J. Peart, gardener.
_ . _ .

This Lot is eligibly situated for buil.!ing un:
The above Estates are let to Tenants from Year to Year, ex-
cept the Farm at Miduletott, and are redeemed of Land Tax.—
The Lands and Premises in Llandrinio, Ltandisilio, and Crig-
gion, are situate on and near to the Banks of the River Severn
and the Montgomeryshire Canal, and the Whole are near to
Lime and Coal, and within convenient distances of Welshpool,
OsweAty,..and Shrewsbuty. all good Market Towns, and enjoy
many other 'Jul advantages.
The Purchasers may be accommodated by a Part of the Pur-
-1 chase-money remaining on security et the Estates; Particulars of
which will be t :whined to such Persons as maybe desirous thereof
at or before the tiine of Sale. _ _ _

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Printed Particulars, with Maps annexel, descriptive of each
Lot, may be hal at the l'lace of Sale, of Mr. 4atnuel Gittins, at
Llandrinio ; at the principal Inns in Oswestry, File:mere, We!.
Huron, l3ridportb, Ludlow. Bishop's Castle, Welshp.)ol, and
Muntg.nnery ; the Printers of the llirminghart Gazette, Chester
and Gore's Liverpool Advertiser ; also of Mr. Lloyd,
of Rowton; Mr. Vickers, at Craninere; at the Ofs:e of Mr.
Griffiths, Solicitor, Crvat Jatucs-street, London; and at the Office
of Messrs. Maddock and Shoes, Shrewsbury, who will, on appli-
cation, furnish any further Particulars.
The respective Tenants will thew the Premises.

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TUFSDAY, JULY 10, 1810. • ---aa
[PRICE •IXPENCE-1-1 A I FPENNY.
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FOR .5.%1.E BY i'UBLIC AUCTION,
At the Londsn Tav-rn, Fox ole street, Plytuniat'i, on Tuesday"
the 17th of July lose. at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, bi
virtue of a Commission of Appraesement and Sale from his
Majesty's High Coact of Admiralty, allressed to Julia
11Awitax, Esq.
THE Ship WAAKSAMKEIT, bttrthen abotit
Soo 'Fon% lately arriv.,l here •:I.r t-laptimArg
from Amelia Island. All her •I'arkle, Apparel and erriiiture,
will be sold at the same rime in alliivenient 1404 fur Ilse saucy
trlcdation of Merchants, Ship °gotten, ke.
After which wII be Sold, the ego.' Chasse Mtree LA CAv
MILLA, burette° abmit 45 .1.01••
Abu the stood Chasse Nlaree LA BONNE RENCON FRE,
burthen about 30 Tuns. Both these Vests.-Is are YctT welt adapted
for lighters, or the coa-ring trade.
After which their entire Cargoes contisting of
191 Ouarters Freuelt Wh-ar
160 Barrels of Sardinia In very food order, and
t:.5 Hogsheads gate Fish.
Captuied by and condemned as Prize to his Maj,ity's Ship
IND tIATIIIASLL, JOIN Ilaouoaruri, Fsq. Commander.
Fee particulars aad Co.alogucs, apply u the Counting KOOS!
of Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Actike sent, and who nail cur
Private tide on reaqsrtable terms, % Lai gt and choice assortment
of ead f Inch tot and white Chrldiana Dash, ball acids
Batons, and or firkins and 16 Kegs It ash Butter.

"II) BE SOLD, IN LOTS,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made In a
cause " Johnstone aping Daher," with the app-oh.aton of
Edward Morris, E•quire, one of the hlasters of tl'e
Court, at the Royal Oak Inn, at Leominster, in the

of Hereford, on Friday, the 14th day of Seotembe:, 1910,
• between the hours of twelve and two o'clock iu tb? al-LT:woo,
I'HE FREEHOLD ESTATE of CHARLES
JOHNS CONE, late of Ludlow, in the County of Salop,
Esquire' deceased; consisting of several Farms, Lands, Hop:.
grounds, Wood-lands, and a Water Corn Mill, silLate is the
township of ivington, in the parish of Leominster aforesaid ; and
of the Tithes of Corn and Grain arising in the said Township of
Ivington, and its the *lownsbips of Stagbatch, Chuistrey, and
Dishley, in the said Parish of Leominster; and the great and
small 'tithes of the Township, Hamlet or Villa': of Perrin, in the
Parishes of Leominster and Hope, in the said County of Hereford.

Particulars of the said Estates may be had (gra,ii) at the said
Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,
London; of James Fleming Bauer, Esq. and of Messrs. Lloyds,
Solicitors, Ludlow ; of Mr. Harris, Land Surveyor, at Wickton,
near Leominster; of Messrs. Jenkins, James' and Abbott, New
Inn, and Messrs. Owen and Hicks, Bartlett's Buildings, London ;
at the Royai Oak and Unicorn Inns, Leominster ; Hop-pole, and
Star and Outer Inns, Worcester; Swan Inn, Tenbury ; the
Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury ; Hen and Warns Inn, Birminglians ;
King's Head inn, Gloucester; Hotel, Hereford; Crown Inn.
Ludlow ; and 01(ot d Arms Inn, 'Chiron.