Star.
London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

MO NEY MAT 1 ERS.

PERSONS of Property wanting to be accommo-
datel with Sums- of Money, =cording to their situation,
may be supplied on the most reasonable Terms, on application at
No. 51, Holborn Hill, where cards of address may be had. The
Advertider flatten himself, from the respectable manner in
which he conducts bis concerns, it will give him a preference to
all others in the line.

N. B. Money in large or small Sums ready to advance on
goods intended for Sale, particularly it calculated for exportation.
Hours of attendance from eleven to five only.—Letters, post
'mid, duly answered.

CASES at Walton on the Hill, Epsom, &inch
Lucy Baily was four years afflicted with Scoria:file Ulcers
ations in one leg,and sped:ly cured by Spilsbury's Patent Anti-
sc.oi'eutic Drops.—Elizabeth Mathews, also cured of an ulcerated
leg, by taking seven small bottles.—James Skelton, aged 26, re-
duced to great weakness, with the loss of 9/pieces of bone, re-
stored to health and a laborious occupation, though the loss of his
leg was thought necessary to save his life.
The genuine Medicine has the words, •By the King's Patent,
expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper
and the King's Duty is printed in black ink.
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Sold at the DtspeLtsitry, 15, Soho-square, London, in ;mall
bottlet of ss. 6d. ; double bottles, los.; and larger, 11. 2s.
Compound Essence ,to allay uttpleasant irtitation, Bs.

ELE6A/it MANSION, RICHMONI,) HILL, W&111 I
R.Tid I Y ACRES OF LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
' ilfasers. SNOW sod SCR I YENS,
In tyro I.ots,titTwelve o'Clock, on Wednesday, the 30th May,
at tit? Apotien Mart, tulles. an acceptabla offer Is previously,
rstait by 'Private Contract, of which due notice will be given,
LØIII, cnmpr:ses the MANSION
.in excellent
ecisair, calculat.A for the residence of a tinily of the first
elistetct ion, musk delichtfully situate on the preferable part of the
Hill, being nrii• the ...entre of the prsneenide, Commanding views,
whithin Pplatt of richness of scenery, are not surpass...A in the
kingdom;
_wlth Coach-houses, &aiding, and every requisite Office,
large Garden fully cropped and planted with choice Frult.trese
in luxuriant braking, Pleasure Ground tastelnlly displayed, en.
tidied with curio's shrubs and font,acres Of Pasture; the whole
about seven Acres. •
Lot 2 corsiv's of. Acres of Arable Land, nearly adjoining
I Lot 1, admit-ably caitulated for the erection of Villas and tor fa.
cilitating the approach to the Hill from Lortion. Ths,eretnisee
are part Freehold and part Copyhold.
May be viewed by Ticket! -Crdisn. Mr. Smith, Soliciisr, Rich.
inond ; Mes-rv. White and Fownes, ; or Messrs.
:Snow apd .crivenss • N 0.41, Earl-str..te7, lilackiriars, of whom .3Z•
ticulara had. No one wi:l he 1.0-rites.t.,:e itoqs,-rt the -
property without a Ticket.

CHESTERFIELD.
ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, GARDENS, CIRCWITAND
SMALL CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUNiS,
STABLE, &e. At. .$ . .
To be SOLD by Alla/lON,.
Unless previously disposed of by Private Contriekerehich due .
Notice will be given, at the Falcon Inn, in Chesterfield, on Fri.
da:', the 16th Day of May, 1810, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon;
THE Following VALUABLE FREEHOLD
Ei r.vrEs, either together or in such lots, and subject to
such conditions as shall be mentioned a! the time of Sale. A
most excellent, convenient, roomy, and substantial Lrick•Dwell. •
ing House, with lead and slated root, and with attached and de.
tached offices, yard, pleasure and kitchen gardens, situate on the
east side of the Lordsmill•street, in Chesterfield; laze the real.
dente of Mr. White, Hosier, deceased; and now of his Widow,
Mrs. White. Th.t house contains an entrance room, and break-
fast and dining roonis,with Butler's pantry, Servants' hall, kitchen
and brewhou e, on the ground fl.xir ; a drawing room, five chatn'.
bers, and three dressing rooms, on the first storey; very good
attics, and servants' apartments; dry and spacious cellars, and
every other domestic convenience. The pleasure garden is walled
round, and well stocked with choice fruit trees. TI e I louse and
gardens are in excellent repair and condition, and possess every
accommodation r.quisite for the residence of a Genteel 1 amily.
Alto a Cruf: contiguous to the above premises, which is very
convenient to he occupied therewith; and Is also from its situ*.
don extremely desirable for building.—Possession of all the above
premises may be bad at Midsummer next. Also, two small con-
venient Dwelling Houses, or Tenements, and &able, el!uate on
the west side of the ahnvementiond Street, now in the several
occupations of Marmaduke Eyre and bamurl lirtionshead.

The Premises may be viewed fourteen days preceding tho
sale; and for further particulars, and to treat for the p • rchase,
application nsay be made to Mr. White, Fartafield, No!tingli. tna
shire ; to Mr. George Bainbridge, Builder; or at the of fice et
Mr. Robert Waller, Solicitor, C:it riTt-fiehl, Derbyshire.

.LORD SOMERVILLVS FLOCK OF MERINO SHEEP.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Wednesda, the 2d, and Thursday the 3d of May,

THE WHOLE OF THIS STOCK, selected in
ulid ism, from sundry LeOnesa Flocks, and bred
without any :.drnixture of otlyA. blood.
The sup, riority of the Leciticsa, over every other pile of Spanish
Wool, is in be seen in the Prices Curruit of our own Weekly
Journals.

The reputation of this Flock is fortunately so well established,
as to demand nu continent whatever, beyond the following state-
meat:

In 1806, the peat Premium given for the best Merino Ram,
by the Board of Agriculture, was won by a Rant of this flock, bred
in Ropintd.
In 1807, the Prize for the best Ram's Fleece, given by the Bath
and West of England Society, was won by a Ram of this flock,
and it its declared in print by the Committee of that Society,
(which, situated in the centre of the superfine cloth manufacturers,
has therefore been deemed coechisive) to be the finest fleece of
wool which had ever conic under its examination. The Print of
tine/Sheep is to be found in Malcolm's Survey of Surrey, in Lau-
reisce's Treatise on Live Stuck, and in a late Publication on the
*abject of Sheep, &c. by the Proprietor.
The symmetry of his term, and the aptitude to feed, demon-
strated by this animal in so extraordinary a manner, bad, before
the adjudication of tole Prize, induced the Proprietor to Weal
almost exclusively from him.
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Lastly, any doittot of the superior value of these sheaf, whisk
have never been beat. in any competition, Is for ever removed by
the recent decision of the Bath bociety, by which, Premium*
were offered last year as follows;
CLASS V. No. S. BRITISII FINE WOOL. "As many persons,
" whether manufacturers or others, still deny the pract:cability of
" producing in 'Great Britain, Wool equally fine ts•ith that im-
" ported from Spain; in order to put this question to a trial, front
" which there can be no appeal, a Premium of't'en Guitwas is
6' offered to the Manufacturer of the finest Piece of Navy Blue
" Broad Clnth, dyed in the Wool, pot less than twenty-five yards
" in length, which shall be exhibitbd to the Society, on the day
" before the Annual Meeting in Ibo 9, made from clothing Wool
" from the Sheep Tribe grown in any Country. The name of
6' each Manufacturer, and pile or species of Wool, and of the
" Grower, (it British) to be contained in a sealed Paper, having
" on the outside a mark indicating the piece of Cloth to which it
" refers, and which it must accompany. Such Paper not to be
" opened until the Committee shill have made their report on
" the merit* of the respective Cloths, which report shall he given
" from the Chair ; and no person form a part of the Committee
" who is personally intereted in the decisi rt."
By the exertions of Masrs. Joyce and Co. Clothiers, the Pre•
mium was adjudged to the Wool of this Flock, and for this Pre-
mium no less than sixteen pieces of Cloth were exhibited, many
of which were made trom picked samples of the Saxon and Spa.
uish Merino l'ilcs.

The Sal.: unl take place at Fairmile Farm, near Cobham,
Surrey, 18 macs from London, on the Porunouth Road, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.

The great drafts which have been made from this sock, last
season only, namely, Seventy-five pure bred Merino Ewes, and
a large number of others, highly crossed, must render these sheep
au object of peculiar attention to every skilul Breeder.
The Flock for Sale will consist of nearly Two Hundred pure
Merino Ewes in high condition, nearly Two Hundred Merino
and Ryland Ewes, highly crossed, very• capital in their Wool,
and Thirty Rams of the pure Blood, five orly being reserved for
the use of the Owner, the whole the get of ihe Rain above-men-

tioned.—Loch Ewe with her Lamb will form one lot,. aswili
also each of the Rams.

The Proprietor thinks it incumbent on him plainly to state
that the Sheep will actually be sal .l without reserve, and that his
motives fur holding this sale are of a private and local nature,
and by no means arise from any change of opinion as to the value
of Merino Stock
The Sheep may be viewed every Thursday by personal appli.
cation only to the Shepherds; the pure i3reed at the place of sale;
the mixed till Thursday the 19th of April, at Bipo's Park, Bark-
ing, Essex, after which time they will be conveyed to Fairmile
Farm.—N. B. The Wool must not be plucked from the Sheep.
Catalogues may be had on and atter the 3d of April, at Messrs.
Gibbs and Co. Serdsmen, corner of Half-Moon-stie.ft,
Picca-
dily ; at the Bars of the Post-Houses of the following Towns
Cobham, Leatherhead, Esher, Walton, all within tour miles of
the place of sale ; at Guildford, Kingston, ascl Dorking ; and of
Messrs. THOMAS MARTIN and Co.
No. 03, Coleman-Erect, Lambs A