Star.
London, England, 1811-05-24 00:00:00

UTANTEatit OtkititiojaratntS 10-49 a
•v. snore, musty Arable; Zerith a genteel Holm, (or Tar
house Own can b.t ntade so). Security We Rent may he
aivu .
Immediate application, (by letter only.) Ms. Lakin, 5, Via*.
street„ Pier tdilly.

.11.1),<IDOL. 1.0.1)1,r., lAlikoiti33HLK
'To BE I.ET for a shirt Term Jf Year,. Furnished
Jr Unfurnished, a motlern-buik HOUSE, calcuLtted for the
residence of a Gentleman's Faintly; situated on bagbaruud,
and eunimanding extensive views over a. bs autiful country ; atnl
surrounded by a Pleasure Ground, Garden, and eighteen Acres
of Land. The• House contains a Dining anti Drawing-room, two

small Parlours, five Bed•cbamhers, two Drebong-romns four
Servants' Rooms, Housekeeper's Rooms Servants' Hell, and othrr
dorne+tic Offices; Coach-houses, and Stabhog for eight Horses.—
as distant one mile from the village of Aldridge, tight front
Lkchfield, tel from Birmingham, aid three from Wel:ell; rent
mderate, and free from tithes and parochial rates.
For ft.rther particalors apply so Mr. L'wii*, IValsall.

BERKi,. -
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A FREEHOLI) ESTATE And .gefird'el REST-
-1- DENCE, environed with fine roads, sitimted in a heakhy
and fruitful eminence of country. in a select iseishb-nirload,
within a few miles south of Reading, and 41 from the Metro.
polls; consisting of 160 Acres of old Meadow and Grazing
Ground, Wheat and Turnip Land, the latter of easy cukute, and
the whole lying compact.
The ESTATZ is well timbered and conveniently divided—a'''. •
fords a pleasing variety of surface, with distant views of the cur-

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rounding country.
The DiV11.1.11110.110(Jit is roomy and cheerful. with estensire
Gardens, suitable offices, atc. audit fa for the latazedia.e recep-
tion ist a family of respectability.
Fur particulars, direct (post paid) to Crod Csdlee.h
S.rand; or PosbeiSee. Read ea. -

T'tiE afflicted with COUGH, however severe, win
find their interest in attention to the forowing Case!:
To Mr. MADDRN Proprietor of the Vegetable EAtence or Pre.
vention and at of Consumption, Asthma, Conte on Cold,
tks3i.o. • ' • -
From Mr. Thomas Abby, 11, Orange . st reet, Red Lion-square.
Set--I feel It a duty incumbent on me to acknowledge with
gratitude the affiracy of your Vegetable Syrup on Iseitalf of my
wife, who was afflicted with a perioslical cough fat ten years,
which baffled all medical aid, and became inereaslugly worir,
which bad reduced her to a mere Aida tV, till 2: length In a very
providential Way site heard of your medicine, and after takes
one bottle found great relief, and coltiniiing to take it agreeably
to your directions, her cough has entirely disappeared. I should
have wrote before, her cough having beta removed fur more than
18 months, but have wafted to see if itwould Miura; and find-
ing it dots not, I can no longer refrain from returtib.g my nwa
grateful thanks; and tbit you may live to witmesa a similar cure
on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the sincere prayer of,
Sir, your most obedient humble servant, • TtioarAa Agar.
p. S. You may make what use of this letter you think proper,
as I are willies to attest to any person who may call as to what I
have stated.-.-1 I, Orange7street, Rs dLion-squarr., May 19,1811. IJ
A Pamphlet containing ni-arly IC6 vouchers of the hest reaper.
tability may be had ai below, price tad. where al.o may be hai
the Essence, price 7s. pr bottle :—At his Sun's B. Madden, No.
14, Gloucester...Tr:et, Quea-square, Bloomsbury ; and, by tap..
pointmert, at Knever, Arle‘s, red Baker's, Bartholomew Close. -
West Smithfield; Mios Randall'. (late Tust) adjoiningthe Royal
Exchange Gate, Cor., hill Mr. Huguenin',, Perfumer, 33, Hay.
market; Mr.Mattrai,'s, 83, rtes.-ate:A t ; Mr. Sanger's, 150, Ox-
ford-strs et ; Mr. Clarke's, 269, Hlgb street, Borough; Mr. San's,
corner of King-street.Holborn ; Mr. Brennand's, i 36. Iliabopsgatee
wlth.mt ; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row, Holboni t Mr. Belies,
Corn-creet. Bristol ; Mr. Binn's, Cheap-street, Bath :Mr. Wig.
inees,Colchester ; Meggy and Chaik's, Cbehnsford; Mr.
Wachbourne., Glnuces er ; Mehra. Brodie, Dowding, and Lux-
ford's, Sali.hury; Mr. Newbery's, Dublin ; and Mr Truman's,
Exeter,

EVERAL GENTLEMEN THAT WERE
Li BALD lave declared, after using the RUSiIA OIL regu-
larly for six months, the bald places became cutered with hair.
Give It a fair trial by using it regularly 'fur a short time, as it
cannot have the effect if only applied at. intervals. It pr 0„„,,,,
eye-brows and whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turnivg red-
dish or grey. It is tI e best preparation in the World for yre-
serving and promotirg the hair; in shirt, where there is heir by
nature and it has fallen off, by using the Russia-0i: regnierly you
may rely on its being restored —lt is generally remarked persons
wearing talte.hair, that after a short time wearing it becomes dry
and stiff, is easily discovered that it is false ; by using the Russia
Oil when dres-ieg it, prevents Its being discovered, as it keeps
the false hair soft, and its appearance natural.
The Royal Family and ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion In
England, use the Russia Oil for moistening the hair when Ares.-
hig ; Is so great a nourislter to hair as to preieitt its turning grey
to all periods; promotes the growth, prevents its falling talf, gat
restores it on bald places, if the least roots.
CAVTIO N. = l'hr efficacy of theßt{sefigoll his of late been com-
plained of, occasioned by unprincipled persons circulating coun-
terfeits, which by lake pretences, are imposed on different Shop-
keepers, particulatly on Hair-dretsers.
Observe each bottle has a,. label on the outside, signed with
Russian ga!tl " Moehrikuisky and Prince ;" any shopkeeper
selling Russian Oil without that signatare, are gild:), of iniposi •
don, and sellers of counterfeits.
Price 7s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at one
F guinea, or six guinea bettlet it Gee pounds,
I said 'Wholesale, recall, and for exportation, by the Proprietor,
A. Prii:ce, No. 4, John-street, Oxford -stroet,. London; and by
'appointment, Mr Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond •
street ; Hendrle and Sons, Perfumers toiler Majesty,llehbbrne•
street ; Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess,
and Duke and Duchess of York, Coelispur-street; Berry, 17,
Greek-street; Low, 350, Stiand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street;
Davison, 59, 11"f-bly," Rifles GS. Chespside; Bolton, 'l'utt,
Royal Exchange ; Newberg, h.q.>, Smyth, lb. Dante-street, Dub-.
lin ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders sa
the Kingdom.
Merchants, Captalno, also Country Shopkeepers, sena:lg their
orders to any Wholesale Perfumers or Medicine Venders they
deal With In Luildon, will teceiee liberal allowance.
Beware of the h•zpostor who prepares the counterfeit, be has
imitated the Russim Eagle in the :"how-hlll,whieli is displayed In
I' a laige gilt frame se tonic Hair•dresvers, therefore he partivlar
to otaerve the label as..f•ve.