Star.
London, England, 1816-03-14 00:00:00

CHINA, GLASS, AM) EARIHEPWARE.

THE extensive STOCK of W. JAMES MIST
is continued on Sale on the same a.!vantageuus terms —A
krye square Descent'ing Stove, with double F.re and Fenders,
calculated to warm a spacious Building : al-o a useful black Gel 1-
ist,,sith two Carts an,l farness, to disposed or by order of
tic Assignees.—No. 82, Fie.t-street, March ti, 1816.

TO BE SOLD,
THE LITE INTEREST of a Person aged P:fty-
A five, in good healtit, and insurable in the animal pro:'..ice
fide sum of X 2,000, amply secured.
he puticulars apply to Messrs. Dawson and Wradalaw,
heasphce, New Burlington-a:wt.

TWO HUNDRED PER CFNT. A.4%.111111.
.BE SOLD, FOR 'I'VV) THOUSAND
GUINEAS, to • any Nobleman, Lady, Gslittleenao, or
P 11.311 of Cliaractir, who Can give gotxl references, a SHARE
hen ES l'A B1.1z)li ME Kr of the utmost revectabilityr that
Itillbtar the most strict investigation, and that is likeli to re-
dze very shun ly4 upwards of 'l'wo Hundred per Cent. per a.s.
CNN without any trouble to the purchaser, who need not take an
mire pan or appea• at all in the business. Ate dividends are are paid quarterly.— Letters (postpaid),
With real name and place of abode, addressed to R. Seward, Esq.
An, and Navy Coffer-house. St. Martin's lane, Charing-eross,
London, will be attended to.—Personal enquiries will not be

GENTEEL RESIDENCE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ALL that FREEHOLD, Genteel HOUSE,
GARDEN, and PREMISES, situate in St. Giles's-street,
ftliatupton, now in the occupation of Mrs. VI ATKIN ; 0116.
I_,lalg of tuo Parks's-, on the ground-floor, excellent Kitchen,
'4145r, ate. three Chambers on the first floor, two Chambers on
Nit second floor, excellent Cellar, Pump, and Well of good water,
aged Garden, and one other adjoining; held on Lease for 99
Pan, hum March 25, 1802.
The above Preutkes are in good repair, and most eligibly
floats in the most pleasant part of the Town, and commander-
:oBft and picturesque views of the adjacent country.
fo treat for the same, apply to Messrs. Pocock and Forbes,
14-place London orL. 111 aW, 0, • h N rthampton.

DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
THESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity
_to the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
"Putbecary; and from their great success in tnany obstinate
kious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, par/J-
-el64y the Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAY
OA SELF., the Viscousness BULKELEY, tire. Ate. Me was per.
Ilided to offer ,b4n,
to the Public, under the sanction of their

:hey are friend to be an incompa:ablet remedy for indite*•
71atdrestorinp the tone of the stomach. They remove ha-
and ttrnporary costiveness, sick head-achs,and heart-barn.
4ber arming from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intent-
„.../liatt diet, or drinking to excess, and win be found a most
6.._ ....I'll* Medicine to he resorted to upon every indisposition, ocs
""r4,. b 1 a..ordered state et the Stomach and Rowels.
Lelia by Mews. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, London;
„Lou les at 2. 9d. 6s. and vse and also by the principal Book-
' 11114 Medicine Venda, in every •town.

This day tom ; uhlisbed. price Is. 6d.
ASHORT REVIEW of the REPORTS of the
AFRICAN INS*I ITUTION, and of the Controversy
with Dr. Threpe, vie, some Reasons whist. the Regicry of
Slaves In the 9ritisb Colonies.

ClLBEit'r MATHISON, E•q.
&cord Edition, with Additions and Notes.
I.ondon trolied fur VPtu. Stoc►dala, Piccadilly; and James
Ayr no, Cornhill.