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London, England, 1808-07-06 00:00:00

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About SO Tons of Yellow Rosin-2 Anchors-1 pieta of
Anchor-2 Grapnals..-2 C.thles—Pieces of Mast.
Being the entire Cargo of the said vessels, condemned as prise to
his Majesty's ship of War MtsisavA, RICHARD 1-lawKlsis,
Esq. Commander. •
FaKviewing the Vessels and Goods apply at the Counting-house
of Edward Lyne, the Agent, or to
WILLIAM LOCKYER, Merchant.
PlympuSli, June tI, 130%,

BUENOS AYRES HIDES.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ABOUT 300 Buenos Ayres Ox anti Cow HIDES,
in the Hair.

Apply to Mr. EDWARD Ly , Frankfort-street, Plymouth.
June 24, 1808.

FOR PUBLIC SALE.
On Friday, the 15th day of July, at the London Tavern, Foxhole-
strect, Plymouth,
A QUANTITY of SHIP dnd other STORES,
as follows:
SAILS ►RONK A ►RENCH SHIP OF v/41, Tits CANVAS OF f Ilt

illo4T QUALITY:
One New Main Course, Head 76 feet, Foot 75 feet,
Depth in the Middle 38 feet - 651 yards.
One ditto, Head 71 feet, Foot 1S feet, Depth in the
Middle 37 feet 634 ditto.
One Main-top.sall, Heed 45 feet, Foot 66 feet,
Depth in the Middle 46 feet - - 619 ditto.
One Fore-top-sail,Head 87feet, Foot 56feet, Depth
in the Middle 41 feet - 560 ditto.
AMIRICAN SQ/SR? IRAS rs.
One 64 feet lung, 18 inches square.
Ona 58 do. 19's slo.
One 54 do. 16 do. .
One 59 do. 1144 do.
PETERSBUR(III MASTS.
One 70 feet long, 20 inches square.
• TRPDERICKSTAD MASTS.
Two 54 feet long, 16 inches square.
MASTS TROSI SHIPS BROKE?: UP.
One Mainmast, 78 feet long, 36 inches diameter.
One Mast, 52 feet long, 18 do.
Sundry l'opmasts, Yards, and Spar%
100 Rough Ash Handspikes and Capstan Bars.
Two Pumps chambered, 14 feet long.
PIEDIS 0? CABLES AND ROPE, MORI 01 Liss MORN.
One Piece, 13 inches 76 fathoms.
One do. 12 do. 73 do.
One do. 11 do. 86 do.
One do. 11 do. 64 do.
Two do. 13 do. 71 do.
A quantity Cable Junk.
35 Gun Breechings.
Sundry pieces new Rope of different sizes, standing and runnlrg I
Rigging, Points and Gaskets cogged, iron Strop and other blocksi
Dead Eyes and Hearts, nine large Chain Plates and Dead Eyes;
a quantity of old iron Hooks and Thimbles, Spikes, and other
Nails, a Fire Engine. 135 Rammer' and Spunges, 41 leather,und
40 Wood Cartridge-boxes for great Guns, eight large Cork
Buoyn, 10 Casks Pitch and Turpentine, Mats, Ro.in, two large
Iron Chains, two large Copper Rudder Chains for a Silip of
800 to 1000 Tons, 29 Sheets New Copper, one Cask Copper
Nails; one large Ship's Bell weighing lhs. Leather and Canvas,
Hozes for filling Water, Casks of different descriptioos, ark a
variety of other Articles.
Catalogues of which may be had eight days prior to the Sale,
at DefesstlC Smith, Marten, and St, Bathe's, LondOn; or of
Mr. JOHN tiV.VitER, Merohant, fiyaioatlf; •
rlyrnoath, Last .26,1606.

• .' ' : GLOUCESTEItSfifiI&
• MANOR and FATATF..of WAPLEY•ind'CODRINOTON In
GLOUCESTERSIIIR.E, near BATH sod BRISTOL.
' sro Br SOLD BY AUCT*Oti, •
4-i ',: t the nth Inn, Bristol, Citt Thursday, the sum of July, 1808,
FIE MANOR of WAPLEY and CODR !NG-
TON, with the Court House, and several valuable Farm
Let to tenants whose terms expire at Lady-Day nest, and also
several Estates on Leaves for L:ves, containing in a e whole 2000
Acres and upwards, with the Great Tithes of the Parish.
'Fnis Estate contains very rich and valuable I.and,.and cons.
'prises nearly the whole prishiand is situate twelve miles as well
from Bristol as Bath, and the road from Bath to Gloucester pass.:;
near it.—Particulars may be Lad of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley,
and Domville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Ins: ; Messrs. Black and Chap.
man, Surveyors, at their Chambers, in the Temple, London ; of
Mr. J. A. Wickham, at Fro:tie ; of Mr. John Brutton, at Exeter;
of Messrs. Clarke and Son, Solicitors, Bristol; of Mr. Moses
iiiggs, the Bailiff of the Manor, who will shew the Estate; and
i at the Bush Inn, at Bristol.

ASLIDON, near SAFFRON WALDEN, ESSEX, within ab3ut,
FORTY MILES from LONIX)N.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Some time in July or August, 1808, (unless previously disposed
of by Private Contract),
iST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM,
-I- -1- comprising about viacres, by survey, of rich Arable, Pas-
ture, and Woodland, lying in Ashdon aforesaid, late in the emu.
pstion of Mr. BOWTELL, and now of Mr. DAY. The Woods
and Coppices contain about 14 acres, forming covers far Game,
pirtieular:y Ph,.asants.
To any Geiltleman desirous of a Shooting Residence, the above
Estate is hk•hly worth notice, being situate next several extensive
W.-sh:s, where a great deal of Game is preserved, and by an a.-
live atte:ltio ;he Proprietor of this Estate may attract and main-
taM a cuilsra.lt and abundant supply of Game, by means of the
peculiarly convenient situation of its several shriller Woods and
Coppices for the purpose of enticing and harbouring it.
The Dwelli-I-house might, at little expence, be improved for
a Shooting-Box, and the whole rendered one of the most complete
readences f.:r a London Sportsman, who would wish a'so to en.
joy a small Farm, the sante being Situate within a few hours ride
from t wn. Possession at Michaelmas nest.
For Pi ice and Particulars enquire of John Steward, Esq. Bank-
street, Norwich. Letters to be post paid.

FREF.HOI.D WHARF, LANDS and, PREMISLS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. DARBY, 'on Tuesday, the Itch day of July, 1808, at the
King's Arms Inn, Maidenhead Bridge, precisely at Twelve
o'Clock, in Lots,
AVALUABLE and very Improveable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, situate on the Bank of the 'I Mimes,
adjoining Maidenhead-bridge, in the County of Berks.
The premises comprises good Dwelling-house, productive Gar-
den, extensive Wharf, &c. on the Bank of the Thames, close to
Maidenhead-bridge, toll free, and from its peculiar situation, tax.
for trade, is truly an object worthy the attention of the public.
Also, a FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with Out-build-
ings, Yazd, and Garden ; let on lease to Mr. Robinson, which
will expire at Lady-day 1836, at the rent of only X•?.. per annum ;
and several parcels of Arable and Meadow Land adjoining, all
of which are very desirable spots to build upon ; its situation near
`the Thunko (but perfectly dry), the objects of Clifdeu, Taplow,
Bray, and its vicinity to the Town of Maidenhead, needs no fur-
ther comment. llse whole of which is entitled to valuable com-
mon rights. land-Taxis redeemed.
May be viewed any day prior to the sale, by applying to Mr.
Williss, at the King's Arms Inn, Maidenhead Bridge.
Pat acid. s and Conditions of Sale may be had, ten days pre.
vious to the Sale, at the Upper Ship, Readings White Hart, lien-
Icy ; Crown, Marlow • Red Lion, Wycombe; White Horse,
Uxbridge; Swan, Windsor; at Messrs. White and l'owne's, So-
licitors Lincoln's Inn, London ; Morland's Coffee-house, Dean-
street, Soho ; place of sale ; and at the Auctioneer's, Maidenhead.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,
MORTIMER, NEAR READING,
TO BE SOLD BY ..Ucl'lON—By Mr. HAWKEB,
At the Crown Inn, Reading, in seven lots, on Saturday, the Mb
of July, at tree o'clock,
A VERY DESIRABLE and SINGULARLY
-1- -V ELIGIBLE EIf.EkHOLD ESTATE, the much admired
Residence, valuable Farm and Lands, of the late Mrs. BEVER ;
comprising that Genteel and substantial Brick Villa, MORTI-
MER HOUSE, with abundant Offices, ample Walled Garden,
tasteful Pleasure Ground, luxuriant Plantation add Shrubbery,
ornamental timber and upwards of Sixty Acres of most excellent
Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, Cu, rounding the same ; to-
gether with that valuable Property adjoining, called MANN's,
ILENI 's, and Mild. FARM, in the occupation of :qr. Apple-
ton, consisting of a very commodious Brick and Tile Dwelling.
hobs; with Cottages, Barns, and Out-h”uses, lazge Garden, and
about One Hundre4 and Ninety Acres of extremely productive
and well conditioned Grazing and Corn Land; also three small
Dwelling-houses, with Paddock and Gardens.
be viewed; by tickets, which with descriptive particulars,
may be bad of Mr. I. Blaady, So:icitor' and Mr. Hawkes,
Reading. Particulars may also then be had at Dem -zy's, Hart-
ford-bridge ; Globe, Newbury ; Lucas's, Printer, Basingstoke ;
at Mr. Abbott's, No. 42, Leicester-square ; and of the S rat
Office, London.

SOMERSET.
'• TO HE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Monday, dot gat- dray atAiqgnit nest, at the White Hart Inn,
Wellington, precisely at ?our o'Clock in the at ternoon.
A. MODERN-BUILT MANSION HOUSE,
called WELLINGTON COURT, furnierly the residence
of Admiral Sa•tryer, but now occupied by Mrs: Calme, with the
Coach-houses, Stables, Ofhces, Gardens, and Pkasuri. Grounds,
and all or any part of the Farm adjoining.
The House is delightfully situated In the Vale of Taunton. and
immediately adjoins the Town of Wellington, though perfect*
secluded from it by a judiciously arranged Plantation. '1 he prin-
cipal floor consists of a spacious Entrance Hall and Staircase.
Anti.room 26 feet 6 Inches by 16 feet, a Drawing-room 1 feet
7 inches square, a Dining-room 23 feet 9 inches by 15 ft. 6 inch.
and a Study 11 feet square. Above the principal Floor there are
two stories of family apartments and Dressing-rooms adjoining,
The attached Offices are replete with accommodations and the
detached ones have every sort of convenience. The Farm con-
tain. about 100 Acres of the richest Land in the County of
Somerset.
At the same time will be sold a number of Fields detached
from each other, but adjoining the Town of Wellington; and the
Manor or Lordship, with a most desirable Estate, c:aled Wel-
lington Park, consisting of a Farm House, with suitable Out.
buildings and about 980 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable
and Wood Land
Particulars in the mean time marbe obtained at the Office of
a& White, Solicitor, Wellington, Somorstt ; or of Ms. Dyne,
Solicitor, 4erjeant's Inn,Tempft-


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SPAIN
his day was pfalished, in two elegant Volumes, small octavo,
prieel-Jalf a Guinea in boards, illustrated with aMap of Spain,
a Plan of Cadiz; add several other Engravings,
-i'RAVELS enrongh•SPAlN and PORTUGAL,
L recently performed by an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN :
containing accurate Delineations of the MANNERS and Dom esrtc
CoNarriou of that Country, with Anecdotes of the Pasant of
I-tact, &c. &c. Estimates of the Power and Resources of the
'Spanish tionarefty, and other interesting and authentic particulars.
" Half a word Sued upon, or near the spot, is worth a cut-load
recollections"—Gust'sLlTTLlS.
Printed for Rschatan Putouts, Bridge-street, and to be had
of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
Of whom may be had,
The PRESENT STATE of PERU, by I. SKINNY , Esq. with
F..nravinp, pricu.4ss in boards.

'I'EIE EVENING- STAR.