Star.
London, England, 1803-04-14 00:00:00

01TEN and WALTER BELCHLAMP, ESSEX.

CO BE SOLD by AUCTION. by hictfrs. HODSKINSON,
ABBOTT and Co. at Garraway's Coffee-hook, London, on
Tuefday the toth day of May neat, at twelve o'clock,
AN eligible Freehold Farm called STETPLES,
1-16. in the Palates of Otten and Walter Belchamp, three
ndk• from Clare, and five from Sudbury, eotififting of about
go Acres, held by Mr. Richard Pratt. on Leafe, for an unex-
pired term of Six Years, at Viehadmas nes, at •he low Rcnt
of 1151—PrimedPartieularsenay be bad of Mr. Wade,Solicitor,
Dunmow; at the Bell, Haverhill; Half Moon. Clare ; Ram,
Long Mefferd; Swan, Sudbury; and of IWO,. Hodikinfoo,
Abbott, and Co. Aruadd-ftreet, Lowden ; where a Plan of the
Eftate may be feen.

HA WKEDON and SOMERTON, SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT. ant Co.
At Caraways Coffmlionfe, London, on Tuciday the sods of
May nat. at is o'Clock,
N ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD and (mall part
A
COP Y HOLD FARM, (85 Acres), card the DEAN, in
tha Pennies of Hawkalonand Somerton, about to miles from
Bury and 7 from Long Milford, In the occupation of Mrs.
Saute Pettit, on Lclfe for an unexpired tcrin of fix years, from
Mictia,lmas next, at 63t per Annum.
-. wit Particulars maybe had at the Bell, HaverhUl ; Half
Marin. Clue •
Mr.
Long Milford ; Swan, Sudbury; Angel,
&fury ;of Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Dumnow ; and of Meer&
Hadacinfen. Abbott, and Co. Amail-Am% London i trims
a Plan of the Farm may be farts.

MATCHING, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co.
At Garraway's Cates-haute, Loadon, an Tuefday the Both of
May next, at Twelve ()Tim k
ACOMPACT FREEHOLD, and (mall part
CO PYHO LD PARAismate in the Parfet of Matching,
within two miles of Harlow; containing too Acres, or there-
abouts, io the occupation of Mr. Charles Martin, Tenant at
Will, at the low rent of sot.
Printed pa. ticuian may be had of Mr. Wade, Solicitor, Dun-
pow ; at the Gras Man, Harlow • and of Mcilko Hodilunfon,
Abbott, and Co. Arundel-Oreet, Landon.

To BUILDERS. BARGE, LIGHTER. and BOAT BUIL-
DERS, CARPENTERS, FIRF,WOOD-CUTTERS, and
OTHERS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY JOHN AYRES,
On Monday the 18th of April, and the two following days, at
twelve o'clock each day, at Randall and Brent's Ship Yard,
Greenland Duck, Rotherhlthe,
A Confiderable Q2antity of New Oak Beams,
.L Tinsba. Knees, Standing, Thiek.ftuff, Plank, Plank-
ends, Oak-tope, Chocks. Slabs, and Lift's., Elm Plank and
Sl.bs, Fir Baulks, and Deal. Fir and Oak Flre-wood, and •
great wrier? of New and Old Offal.
May be viewed three days preceding thefale; and Catalogues
had on the Prersafre; and of Mr. Aires, Broker and Aualoneer,
tioundfditeh.

PLUMBLY.--HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY PaWATE_CONTR ACT. •
. _ __

AVERY defircble compae, Freehold Ensile,
confining of a good Lid fubliantial Dwelling Hosfe,lately
built, Garden, Orchard, Stable, Barns, and all other convenient
Outbuildings, and about yep Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pal-
tun:, and Heath Land, the whole of which Iles within a Ring
Fence, and excepting too Rents of Heath Land, is now let for
a term of rats of which pipe are unexpired, under the clear
rent of ail.--The Vises Is delightfully fituatod in the midit
of a beautiful Country, abounding with Gagne, and within an
eafy MBAs= of a pack of Fox Hounds. It would equally fait
the Sp 4.d:sun and Agrinalturift, as it is alto capable of gnat
I risprovemant..--Plumbly it &nate about two Miles from Ring-
wood, and about five from FordingtiriJgc. •
For further Particulars, and to treat for the fame, apply to
Mars. Harbin and Hooper, Ringwood, and for a View of the
Premifes at the Houle.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCCION...By •Mr CHAPMAN,

On Wednefday, the 4t day of May neat, at the Baptift Head
Colfee-hook, in Chs&ery-lane, London, at Twelve o'clock,
'1 'IIE MANOR and ESTATE of WOOD-
-a- BURY HALL, containing in the whole One Thoufand
Three Hundred and Sixty-eight Acres.
'I he iliac Is very compete, and Atuate In the Paid% of Gam-
liovay, Two Miles front Poitnn, Sit from Biulefwede, Seven-
teen from Cambridge. Fifty from London, and Four front
Girford-bri4c. on the Great North Rood, front whence the
River Onfe a Navigable to Lynn.
The Man:fon-You e and Offices are to compleat repair, and
Lk for the inuandlate reception of a Fatally.
The Soil round the MisiGun-boufe is remarkably dry and
heathy, and the Turf Is as good as any Race (hound; the
Garden is dimmed equal to any in the Kingdom for its Fruit.
The Woods, which arc in band, and at a deferable difiance
frau the Mantion-lioufe, art good Shelter for Game, of which

awn is a variety an the Manor.
Particulars may be had, after the Malt of April, at the Cham-
bers of Mr. Graham, No.6,l.lncoln's Inn; by W. and J. Bla.
Middle Temple; at the principal Inns at Potion; the Cock,
at Eaton; the Wh allteaf, Aleonbury Hill; the Fountain, at
Huntingdon ; the Kam. at Newmarket ; and of Mr. Chapman,
at the &pall Head Codec-boufe, Chancery-Line.
N. B. The Gardner at Woodbury Hall will mew the Hoare
and Prentifes about is, and the Tomtit' will env Task refpcc.
siva Faso.

COOKHAM, BERKS,—TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION,
By NIeffrogl&FINNER, DYKE, and CO.
, On Saturday, the xelth day of April, at the Sun Inn, Maiden-
-1 head, punctually at Three o'vloci:, in 1-incen bus,

AFREEHOLD,COPYHOLD, and I.F.ASE-
HOLD Peri' ATE, J, firably fituate in the Parn of
Cookharn, a delightful and much admired part of the coun•y
of Berks, three miles :rom Maidetih,ad; comprifing a gt tired
Dwelling-hottfe, with convenient offices and garden, tAe•
polfelGuo of Captain Angel, and about 54 acres of inel,led
open field, mekdow, and arable land, now in the occupat!o:. of
Mr. Gorge Alien, who has notice to quit ;•• Michat:mao neat;
alto a perpetual rent-charge of tcl. per annum.
To he viewed, and particulars had at the B:11 and Dragon,
Cookham ; Sun, Maidenhead; Bear, 12.0,,1in,;: Bell, Hcaiey ;
of Mars. Daw'ons, Printers, Oaf 11; Meiir. Smart and Co.
Printers, B.carfing ; of Mr. Hunt. Solizitor. Maidenhead; and
of Marrs. Skinner, Dyke. and Co A:der!'gate-ft cet.

NORTHUNIBERLAND.
AYLX)N, NEAR CORBRIDGE.

'l'o BE SOLD immediately, the LEASE of
Premi es at Aydo4 atorciaid, n,r a.) unezoi id .1 ern'
of [even years, from the 12th 01 May n-it, g of a
Farm of about Fifty-fix Acres of Arab I M. a..1•,w, 3nc! l'allur.
Land; with a Capital Maori° .-Houff. Garden, Snide. :aid
Offices; fit for the accommodation of a urge red genteel F..n.i•
ty. Together with an exterdive range of other Banding,,
tattled ; confifting of a (mall 11,:ufe, and
ceffary for carrying on the Farrnirg Pam f, The •iref.nt
nant, who refrled there in the Sommer a: 1 h c
pended vet y eolith:et-able fums in improviog the land.
is now in the belt Rate of culivation. It 1,1,4 t•,
of the I.role ns aforelaid, together with toe SLoes oil the karat,
and the Crop in th.:. Ground.
Aydon is pleafintly fituate, about fifteen miles from New
nab: and fiz, from I-Italian', in a remarkably fine Sp,
Country. Bcfides the Tyne, there are feveral [rout stre,im.
in the Neighbourhood. is good Gro fe Shooting at the
diaance of about fix miles, and fine covers for Black Game,
Phesfants, and Woodcocks, within three miles. Around the
Houk are great abundance of Partridges. A few miles to the
Northward are capital Grounds for Greyhound Courting, and
plenty of Hares. ASu fcription Pack of moll exc:!lent
tiers is kept at Corbridge, at a ripener; and Fox
Hounds frequently throw off at the neighbour ng Covers.

ap' Flanker particulars may be known by applying to Mr.
IL S. Rickard Con, Newcaltle.
Newt:Ale-upon-Tyne, sth April, 1803.

DE VELNO's PILLS, a SWEETENER of the BLOOD.
I'o thole who are afflicted with the Scurvy,Scor-
bade Eruptions, I.cprofy, and other difo den online
from impure blood; to thofe Bemire whole conilitutions Love
been impaired by the injudicious adminiftration of Mercury ;
to thole whole puerile indiferetioos have already given birth to
dilate, or town the feeds of &bilis y; and particularly to thole
who, being married, or on the eve of marriage, are liable to
entail corruption on their pefterity, it mutt be a matter of no
(mall confolation to relied, that when all other medicines have
failed, DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS may confidently
be relied on, as the mutt powerful Alterative. Purifier, and
Sweetener of the Blood. , .

At this feafoo of the year, a Sweetener of the Blood has ever
been deemed neceffary, and it is even recommended by the Fa-
culty as a wife precautionary callous ; the advantages,. thert-
kw, of commencing an early murk of Da Yasuo's Pals, on
account of thdr effkaty, &fere, pleafantnefs of operation, and
convenience (requiring no confinement, or rcikaint in diet)
waft be kit evident to every impardadperfon.
It has alto been skertabsed, by ample experience, that there
Pills are the heft Auxiliary during the Predict of flea Bathing,
the advantages of which arc limited to the furface of the body,
unk(a fame mild Alterative, capable of eurreeting the proper-
ties of the Blood, be taken at the fame time.

Prepared and fold, in boxes, rice as. 6d. or fix boxes to one,
price IL as. by the Proprietor, . Pidding, formerly Surgeon in
the Army, at his Wareboute, o. 76, Oxford-ftrect,
Ma Pantheon ; alto retail by Golding, Perfumer, No.4:,Prote-
hill; nor, Royal Exchange; Butler, No. 4, Cheapfidc ; Shaw
and Edwards, No. 66, St, Paul's Church-yard ; Ward. No. 314,
Holborn; Maloney, No. at, Pall-Mali; and by all Printers.
Boulfellers,amiNcnders of Medicine throughout the k ngdom.
—But all other Pills, &c. affunung the fame name, (notwitb-
!landing they may be pompoufly adverUfed In the moil haughty
jargon,) are futile preparations and grofs isnpotitions, unlefo
dined adduct! Ink by the foie Proprietor, J. Piddles', No. 76,
Oxford-street.