Star.
London, England, 1811-08-22 00:00:00

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SA.LES tY Atie. 130 N.
To co At}imnl(Eits.
At Perth, on Tuesday;*the 17itt they of Atriust tter, '
1-11E.erteni.fire PREMISES now employed As a
Coach Work by Walker insi Parkin. The Preff4lSP4 are
situateei la Frince'e-street, Perth, ort the great road 'ea.l./es ;my •
the Town from tile South, and ccasltt of a Cesu- tipg-ruone and
Ware-room atijo;niter, two large ?'hoW-reinins, Cat riage-grakres
.pals, and Snlltlia oY Liz Forges on the ground fis ,r, with
a large Cellar beneath; above stairs are two .Pesiatiog-ro mei, a
Body-maker's Siwp, Trlmmer ant aid Ilare:es- mak r'. A art-
Incas ; tAI tee oppe.site side ot :he street id a lane
with a Sawpit and several large Sit. a. There is also a cnessi-
.derable qiientity of 'well seasoned Timber In logs ited is Valk,
with a large assortment ot Spokes, Naves end Fetes, all of the
'hest quality, which with all the other m Aerials, will be disposed'
Of to a purchaser at alair valseatenc.
Th;:. City of Perth being, perhaps, the gl'eate9t thoroughfare la
Scotland, there are few, Wares better situated for carrying on an
extensive business, so that any yani-n wishing to pursue I.
trade cannot have abetter opporturity, e business hettig already
establ,shed, titjoyiag a cous.derabk urn. ee ot the !rob' C ;Nitro
nage, and wlei::t is cle the increase.
Forth parttratiar. may he 'Cunee, by eprlying to Walkers
Parkin, with wik conclude a private lea: gam a 1y rime prettied)
the Sale.

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SPA.LDING, LINCOLNSHIRE.
..- ...tan By M.i.t. ALM awl NANDI.RY,
At the White Hart lung Da Spalding, in the coauty of
i Tuesday,the 3,1 day of September next, be erF--•
four and six ()Thick In the Afternoon, (sulilect ;
Lions as shall he then and there produced) in the fell
Lot 1. ,e, Capital MESSUAGE or M.
-1- 3. HOUSE, with a Coach-house, Stable,
convenient attached and derechetl-Offices thereto Wet
Cher with an extensive and substantial range of Buil&
a SteardEngine was lately erected ; and 1140 ?Mir .
Oil Mills, with All other requisite and useful machinery
ryiqg on the sold business, and which also contain a
Coak Oven, with large and commodious Granaries
houses, together with two Gardens and Paddock adjoining,
taininl in the whole about four acres of rich Land, in t'
ur occupation of Mr. Robt. Ayre.
This Lut is eligibly situate on the Wet side of t.
land, which falls into the sea about ft miles north-east
of Spalding, communicating with the port of Boston,
pital market towns of Peterltorough and Stamtort
worthy the attention of merchants, millers, oil crushers;
persons who are engaged in bu4nese requiring room -- "
siveand substantial buildit gs.
Lot 2. Two Ti Dements, with the Gardens thereto
on the east side of the River Welland, in the several
•occt.,,ations of Jane Haynes and Robert Walker.
Lot 3. Two Tenet:- nts or Dwelling-bouses, witl
thereto adjoining, on the West side the Westroad
several tenure or occupation of Henry Snart and'
Lot 4. An All-terns:tit Piece or Parcel of rids
lying in the Jourdan., In Spalding Fen, in the tenni
non of John Barlow, and 4.)m:tieing shout 23 Acres.
- Lbt 5.. A Messuage or Dwelling-house, in the '
in Stialdirg, capable of being converted into a Shop,
situate for eithyr business or a private residence,
tenure .r occupation 6f Miss Ann Robinson.
Lot 6. A Meisuage or Dwelling-house oho situate
ket-plaee, Immediately adjoining the last Lot,.(
large commodious Shop, eligibly 'Pee for business,
the centre or 'occupation of Miss Esther Goulson.
The whole of the above Lots are Freehold, except'
is Copyhold, of the Manor of Spalding.
The respective tenants have received notice
day neat, and will sbew the premises.; .
Printed particulars may be hid on application to
and Bonner, Mr. Dinbam, Solicßon; and Mes
Handley, Auctiomers, Spalding; Memo. liandit
Sleaford ; Meson. Barnard and Catid, Gainsboroui
Latigwitn, Grantham ;, or Messrs. Lamb and
Prince's-stress, Mansion-house-street, Los)on, •
Lot I may be seen

ifis ort:ly observation the nomeroi
4. have succeeded by the use of SPILSBUR
AN 1 'SCORED:IIC DROPS; and the fullowinf
stance occurred in a middle aged wuruEn who

use at the Dispensary, 15, Soha-square, Loudon.
of great debility and nervous irrita:ion, appetite
neral depression of breathing ; her case not being
obe had tried palliatives without any SUCCefid. She
eine, though the Proprietor stated the improhabi
of service; in a month she walked from Lambed.
'feed her strength and appetite, and increaard her
depiessed state it had been iu. Now this effect
counted for by the medicine reguir ing the stet
don, and exerting the powers of the habit in
seems of the j•dnis, the charge it produces In ti
excites the best hopes in those must distressing ,
tuns, scrophula, scurvy, rheumatism, &c. its effects
acknowledged.
As there are numerous counterfeits, please to
Patent Anthcodstftic Drops, with the King's duty
ink, in bottles of 55. 6d. doubt, bottles i es. and b
isalided. Compound Essence Ns. Sold at the
iliellierequere„ London.

Tat. Mail/ANTI Vt. UV tlia. Cab/kit/Ml'
LUNGS, comnionly sailed a DECLINI—note,
RD YMER'S Pectoral FEBRIFUGE
. with Vital Air. In the Measles,
anti Plethoric Asthma, and in all other inflsmm
whether local or general, this medicine proves
wherefore, in violent Colds, Catarrhs, Hoarseness,
those constant forerunners of Consumption of thcLungs,
dicine is confidently recommended.
CASE IX.
rrom a Gentleman, aged !orty, of a eorpulene•
plethoric kabit.
Hampstead,
Dear Sir—My lungs being oppressed with .
with difficult breathing, for several months past„
medicines with little or no benefit ; but upon hearing
fond balsam being of repute in such complaints, I -
it, and took one, and sometimes two table-spoor
at bed-time. I am happy to inform you, that I
the first ; and, by continuing it about a bran(
so much better, tLat I took only a small dose. s..
now continue as Well as ever. NJur's respectfully,

CASE X.
Sir—A Lady, a near relauon of mine, being,
slog, imprudently took a draught of cold water,
self to the cold air of a winter's ; the corn
was a severe cold, with hoarseness, soreness m
cough. Having often experienced the beneficial
Pectoral Medicine, by my advice she began from
with it, and continued it according to the direr
was quite well. As consumption so frequently
seizures when neglected or badly managed, 1 •
to the public, to your medicine, and yoursel.,
would publish this cure. I am, Sir, your obedient
Brighton, March 22,1806.
CASE XT.
Sir—On the setting in of the severe weather
I was seized with the asthma, and, upon using ti
I was almost out of breath. I immediately bad
excellent Pectoral ,Medicine, and, by taking
of it, I got as well as ever.—From Sir, your "
Gravesend, April 3, leo6.
Prepared zed sold in bottles at 2s. 9d.; Is.;
eluded, by lathes Rymer, Surgeon, Reigate, Su
sale and retail by Di,:ey and Co. flow Church-yard
by F. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Cburch-r-
Co. Oxtord-strett; F. Smith, 29, Haymarket,
corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Tuts, Royal I
Holborn ; and all the Visclers J Patsat Medlaiuns
NipAdoso.


lab r'. A art-
timber-tat a,
alto a cntssi-
sod in pia-tk,
all or the
Ili be disposed'
•
Itoroughfareln
varying us an •
to pursue Me
t bring already
e aunt C patro•.
to Walker and,
nu
nreviusta to. •
•
of Lincoln, as
3 'Li,: •
to melt r,rtvli-
nllowing fAst:
4ANSION-
kW, anti onirr
Klunging, togt.,
ld:t.g. wherein
r Oatmeal and
hinery for car.
Ain a Coal and •
tries and Store.
adjoining, COP.
1, in the tenure
the river Wel.
:sit of the town
on, and the ca.
lt,:rd, and well
:rushers-, or any
turn and er.r..
erem adjoining, •
veral tenures at
rith the Gardens
td Drain, in tho
I Val. Enderb7. -
h Arable Land,
dare or occupa-
Creq.
e Market-plat.,
tp, and destralhy
•
, and now tr. :be
Otte in the Mar.
„consisting of a
HMI, aid sow in
n.
;tilt Lot 2, which
to quit at Lady-
to Messrs Fate
lessrs. Albin and
(Hey and Pearson,
rough ; Mr. John
▪ Islichmson„ 56,
, where a Plan of
lug Cases that
RY'S PAY
ng.vemarkable in-
r !Applied for the-r
n. She castplattvd
to bad, wish a ties ••
g wall midst stood,
be took tyr. Medi-
ability of its bang
reth, having revs-
her pulse from the
:t can only be ac- •
°mach and discs-
In deep-seited ab-
dot general health,
g cases. In erup-
Elects are generally
ask for Spilsbn.ty's
icy printed in bLc.k
!larger £1 21„ duty
a Dispensary, It,
I, lo.t 1-1 E
E—namely, •
▪ MEDICINE,
2:ion of the Lungs,
amatory affectims.
Insiantly sanative;
tile's, Coughs, &c.
the Lungs, tins cur t
trpnlenrand
•
id, Feb. '7, IPO6.
phlegm, a:rended
tar, I took various
tearing of your Pee- •,
US, I got a bottle of
Harlin's, every night, ,
t I found relief from
iglu, I found myself
se, occasionally, and
Pectrufils •
W. SAWMOWH.
g overheated in clan-
:er, and expo. ed itt•r-
onsequence bt
as of the .hest,
Acial effects of your
from the first attack
directions, till she
uently follows snob
I think it oty duty
df, to beg th ce yu:t
sLn ant
T. 113 Skit.
alter last-December,
ng the l.'*st estartit, ,
bad rt.:nurse to yo r
g about three bottle*
• humble meant,
JOSH PHILLIPS.
Is.; sod als. day
, Surrey; and WitOi
rch-yard; ar.d re:a t, •
arch-yard; &CAI a
Iles, Mrs. Newbt ry,
Tel Etcbangt ; V a
idle:nett in the I,:ched