Star.
London, England, 1808-06-13 00:00:00

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A -
SERMON preached before his Grace JOHN,
Duke of BEDFORD, Lord Lieutenant General, and Gene-
ral Garet nor of Ireland, President, and the hderethera of the
Assixiation imorlsorated for discountenancing Vice, and promo-
ting the knowledge and practice of the Christian R.:l4km; in St.
Peter's Church, on Thursday, 9th April, 1807.
the Right Rev. Lord liishop of Clanfert.
Prided for T. ead.:ll and W. Davits, Strand.

MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and TRADERS.
'I'tFARMER'S JOURNAL ; and - •
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bouni HAMS, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE Impropriate Tithes of the several Parishes
of llrixham, Churston, Ferris, and King's NV•.!ar, in the
County of Devon, comprising ritzier live thousand five hundred
Acres:—For further particulars and to treat for the Tithes, apply
to Mr. Spurway, Solicitor, Milverton, near Weliington, Somerset,
or to Messrs Biake, Cook's-Court, C....rey-street, Landon.
May 13, 1808.

HANIPSHIRE.
TO BF SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE of 1200
. Acres, which comprises nearly the whole Parish. The
principal Farm is let on lease ; the remainder of the lands, with a
good family residence, with every canven!ence, are in hand, of
which early possession maybe had, and a CVniblerable part of the
purchase moaey may remain on the Estate. It is situated betweei
50 and 60 miles from London. For further particulate, apply by
letter (post paid, no others will be answere I) to Mr. Prin;L, to
be left at the Lest Office, Alresford, Hants.

LI.MAN-STREET, GOODMAN'S FIELDS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
VERY Valuable LEASEHOLD DWEL-
LLNIG HOUSE in en nplete repair. with Garden, Coach,i
House, and three-stall Stable, si uste is the•mgst desirable part of
I.cman-street, adjoining and ov,:rlooklig a large Field called the
Tenter Ground, minable for the residence of a Nletchant or Pio.
fessional Man, ban•; roomy and convenient —The rent low.
Yor partictlars apply at No. lo 3, Whitechapel; or at No. 17,
Leman-street.

I.l' MING ON, t•LsNES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAIT CONTRACT,
And eat ly possession h: d, V
A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, consist-
-1 1 of a Mansion-;muse, with a Coach-house for three
Carriages, Stables, Midi-, and requisite Out-Oftices ; together
with Pleasure Grouted, capital Kitchen Garden, Farm Yard,
Brick Barn, Granary, Poce, and tv. o e weeding rich Mi.adaws,
co twining ab JUL Eight Acres aid a 11alf; and adjoining is another,
held on Lease, of Inur Acres. The Premises command a beau-
tiful and emteusive vie .v f the Sea, Isle of Wight, and Needle
Rocks, 'lwo good Tawny Pews is the Church are to be dis-
posed of with the liouse, w Lich h in tom Ate repair, and mo-
dernly and handsomAy famished; and the Furniture will be
includA in the pu.-thase.
For further F.rtic.lars rply, if by letter post paid, to'George
Ellis, Esq. SolLitor, Abingdon-street, Vestiniuster, of whom
I•ickets may be had to view the l'remises.

Sl'Rkl BE 1.E1.,
KNIGHT'S HILL COVTAGE, the Residence
of the Rigbt lionour.side LORD THURLOW, deceased,
together with -.:oath House, Garden, Stable, arc. and about
thirty-four Acres of excellent Meadow and .Pasture Land, lying
round the House, pleasantly situated, near adjoining to the Village
of Dulwich in ainost respectable neighbourhooe., is perfectly re-
tired, and communicating with the metropods (from which it is
distant only six miles) by good roads.
The Durcitiag House is commodious and e mveniently fitted up
for the accomntodation of a genteel Family.
For further particulars apply at Mr. James's Office, No S, New
Boswell-Court, 1.111C013.5 inn, where Tickets of admission may
also be had for viewing the premises.

BEDFORDSHII4 g.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
A very Valuable, Compact FREEHOLD FARM, situate at Tod-
&pro'', three miles from Woburn, and six, from Dunstable,
At the George Inn, Woburn, on Friday, the 24th day of Lune
inst. at 12 o'clock at noon,
AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
HERNE FARM ; consisting of 11 closes of pasture land,
and four closes of arable land, containing by admeasurement 134
aeres Y roads 9 poles, now iu the occupation of Frances Butcher,
widow.--Tlit Estate may be viewed, on application being made
to the tenant ; and p.tr.iculars may be had of Measrs.Stronii, Still,
and Strong, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. James Lilburne, of Soutbill,
of Mr. Thomas Lilburne, of C.ardington ; and of Mr. Gardner,
Auctioneer, Woburn.
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TO BE SOLD,
Within the Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, upon the 7th day
of July next, at two o'clock, P. M. if not previously disposed
of by private bargain,
ril 'HE Benefit of a LEASE of the whole SEAMS
1 of COAL within that part of the Estate of Elpbingston called
• DIJIIMO RE PARK, vvhich is situate on the righeh and side of the
highway that leads at present front the town of Airth to Kezar
Ferry, and to the west of the march of the estate of Airth, with the
whole Machinery, Utensils, Horses, Waggons, &c. belonging to
the Colliery, 'as particularly specified is an inventory and in s
tack granted by the Right Honourable George Lord Viscou
ationt Fin-
castle, for ill years after Candlemas:, 1800, with an oblign to
lengthen the reriud of efidura.ice adjoining therein mentioned.
'lbis Colliery being immediately the harbdur of En&
more, is eligibly situated for export
trade; the Coals are of ex.
cellent quality, and the work is every way aficulated sO as to be
carried oo to great advautage.
Fur particulars, application maybe made to Mr. Gray,olWest.
mu& ; Mr. Atchd Wallace, merchant in Glasgow ; Mr. Mow.
bray, writer tothe ere, Edinburgh; Thais Graham andMarcsidtheinw
klontromerie, writers in Glsogovr ;at Mr. Taus. Jack, g
near the Colliery. . .