Star.
London, England, 1808-08-02 00:00:00

SUDBURY, MIDDLESEX.

ELIGIBLE MEADOW LAND, a fine commanding situation
for Building:
By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,
Cornitia, on Tuesday, the sOth August, at 12 o'Clock,
A FREEHOLD Rich MEADOW, a fine and
elevated situation; containing abopt Five Acre., situate
at Sudbury, a khort diatatic.: :ram the turnpike road, Saud within
one mile of Harrow; a most enchanting and cheerful spot for
feting a Villa, commanding extensive "views in ali directions,
and only 9 miles front London.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Kench, pn the Premises,
of whom particulars may be had ; White Horse, Weybridge ;
Red Lion, Southall and Hounslow ; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
R4dans, Warwick-rrect, Golden-square.

RUI'LANDZjHIRE.
ELIGIBLE FARM and I.A NDS, lithe-free, near STAMFORD
and UPPING HAM, with immediate Possession.
By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,
Corahill, on Tuesday, the 31:th August, at Twelve o'Clock, in

Two Lots :
Lot 1. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
1- Tithe-free, and Land-tia redeemed ; comprising a
good Farm House, with Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings, Yards,
Garden, and upwards of 215 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture and
Arable Land, lying nearly compact, and in a good state of cultiva.:
tion, situate at Ketton, in the county of Rutland, and a short dis-
tance from the capital market towns of Stamford andUppingham,
and about 90 nabs from London. Possession may be had at Mi-
chael:nu. nest.
Lot. 2. A Copyliold Estate ; comprising an inciosure of rich
Arable Land, called The Holmes, containing 14A. R. tithe-free,
and land-tax rideemed.--These Lands form very eligible pro-
perty for investing money, or occupation..
May be viewed by applying to Messrs. Jackson and Judd, So-
licitors, S:ainford ; Mr. Allen, at Ketton; of whom particulars
may be had ; and' at the White Hart, Ketton ; Post liorse, at
Newark ; Rein Deer, Lincoln ; George Stampfbrd, Wansfordr
bridge; Mr. Holmes,Alconbury-bill ; the Inns at Oakham, Up-
pingham, Rutland, Huntinglion; and Bugden ; Angel, Stilton ;
Black Bull; Ware; at Garraway's ; and of Mn. Robins, Warwick-
street, Coden-square, where a plan of the Estate may be seen.

LEHOLD LS'l Al MIDI/LESEN
Capital MANSION, GA R DZN and LANDS, 9 miles from London.
By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's Cotree-house, in Exchange-alley,
Conihlll, on Tuesd,iy the sOth of August, at Twelve o'clock,

in Two Lots,
SUDBURY GROVE—a very elieule
FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, the principal part rytht-free and Land-tax
redeemed; the approach from the road through an avenue of
lofty trees to a capital residence, altered and improved at a cod-
shierable expence, 'planned for a family of the List consequence,
with Of of every description, excellent 6ardens, walled round
and planted with the choicest fruit tress; Lawns, Pleasaire Graunl,
Coach-houses, Stables, Farm-yard, and Buildings; Gardener's
and Bailiff's Cottagest .and Meadow Laila ; the whole about SS
Acres, nearly inclosed by new park palling in the most complete
order, and fit for immediate reception ; situate in a fine dry coin-
.manding situation, and the grounds are finely wooded ; situate at
Sudbury, ciale mile from Harrow, the properttof a-Nobleman.
Also,th a separate lot, Thirty-three Acres, 'a-fine allotment of
Land, ',tag on the oppositeside of the road, and ha WO caltiva-
don, well worth the attention of a gentleman Who wishes a re:l-.
dence and Farm at a short distance Rom Lor.do3, and a fine
healthy situation.
To be viewed by tickets. Partienlats on the Premises, at Gar-
/away's, at the King's Head, Harrow ; Atiercorn Arms, Staa-
, more t. White Horse, Uxbridge • Carle, Richmond ; and of ;Mr.
Warwick-eteef, Goldessiiiltfarc, Atte a Rim of tke
Estate :air be soca.

on Tuesday, the 20th of August, at 12 &Clock, in lAA o lots,
Loa- L.'THE veryeligibleFßEEHOLD ES PATES,
11 land-tax redeern4l, comprising the manor or reputed
manor of Collingbourne,Valence, and Bronton House, a desirable
family mansion, seated on a lawn surrounded by thriving I.lanta-
lions, with garden, orchard, yard, barns,stables, and main ildings,
and upwards of 151 acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood-.
land, all lying compact, in a good state of cultivation, a:d in a
fine healthy part of the cmntry, commanding rich and exterfsive
views over a rich country, presenting a pleasant residence for a
Gentleman fond of farming and field sports, situate in the parish,
and near the village of Colfingbourne Kingston, and within -a
quarter of a mile of the church.
Lot 2. A valuable Freehold Estate adjoiniaing Lot 1. called
Heath Farm, land-tax redeemed, and Gammon's Corner, sit uase
in the parishes of Collingbourne Kingston, and Chute; with a
farm-house, yard., :Arden, orchard, barns, stables, and outbuild-
ings, and upwards of 171 acres of meadow, pasture, and wood-
land, all in p,,ind cultivation, and lying compact. An Act is ob-
tained for Meiosis's the parish of Chute, which will add a consi-
derable quantity of land to this lot.
These Estates are very eligible property for investing money,
or for occupation, are within two miles of Everley, nine -from
Hungerford, ten from Marlborough, twelve from-Andover,
ttY-
teen from Salisbury, and seventy from London.
May he viewed by application on the premises, where particu-
lars may be bad ; at the Star and Garter, Ansley, r; swan, Hope
getford ; Castle and Marlborough Arms, Marlborough ; Whit.
Hart, Salisbury ; the Inns at Everley and Amesbury ; Pelican,
Newbury ; White Lion, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; Black Bear, De-
vizes ; White Hart, Chippenhans; at Garraway's ; and of floe.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a.plan of the
estates may be seen.

&BROUGHTON LODGE.
TQ BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Commissioners named and appointed in and by a
Commission of Bankrupt, awarded and issued against I hn
Birch and Robert Robinson, both of Broughton Lodge' in the
County of Lancaster, Cotton Spinners. Merchants, Dealers
and Chapmen, carrying on trade In partnership together, under
the firm of the Backbatrow Cotton-Twist Company, at she
Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Manchester; on al• et.tiesday, the
28th day of September next, at the hour of Tour in the Af-
ternoon,
a-LL that Capital,. Modern, and Elegant MAW
a- SION, called BROUGHT ON LODGE, consisting' of a -
large Dining Rocim, 24 feet by I'4 feet, Drawing-room of the
same dimensions, good Breakfast Room, Butler's Pantry, Mefaia
Room about CO feet by 19, Study, Store-room, Servants' Hull,
large Kitchen and back Kitchen, on thefirst Boor two Bed Rooms
of the same size as the Dining and Drawing-rooms' and' tato Bed
Rooms at the back, on the second floor; six Bed Rooms in the
attic storey ; three Bed Rooms over the east wing, and a lafge
Billiard Room arid Store-room over the west 'wing, with excellent
and spacious Cellars under the whole house, except the wings, to-
gether with two 3-stalled Stables, two 2-stalled Stables, one double
Coach-house, and good and commodious Barns, Shippont, and a
large Garden walled round, with a Hot-house and Peach-house
forty yards long therein, and a good Kitchen Garden and the ex-
tensive Lawn, Plantations; Shrubberies, and Pleasure Grounds
sutrounding the Mansion, situate and being at Field Broughton.
in the parish of Cartmel, in the county of Lancaster.
And also, all those several Closes, Inclosures, cr Parcels of Ara-
ble, aleadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, surrounding the rad
Mansidn, and containing in the whole fifty-four acres, one rood,
and fifteen perches of Laud, of the castdmary measure there
used, being six yards and &half to the rod.
The above Closes (except two Fields called the Caulk Lands,
containing about bye acres), are beautifully situated within a
ring fence, and command an extensive prospect.
They are covered with fine well grown Timber, and are wa-
tered with a Rivulet of clear Spring Water, running through part
of the Estate.
And also all those other Closes, Inclosures, or .Parcels of Ara-
ble, Meadow, and Pasture Land, heretolure inclosed from the
Common, called St. Andrew's Moor, and also included in the
ring fence; containing in the whole seventeen acres of the like
measure.
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And also a large Panel of Turbary Ground, contiguous to the
above Lands, Dubbn and Elack Mose situate near
.Litidall, in the said parish of C !rtmel, part of winch Turbiry
Ground has born lately improved. .
The about valuable Mansion was built in the year 1791, in the
most modern style. The out buildiiizs are all new and very com-
mo-lious. The Gardens, Hot-hettaes, and Hat-walls, are well
supplied with young fruit trees', i.l.rubs, and plants ; the Planta-
tions and Shrubberies are stocked with beautiful young timber,
and the arable, uleadow, and pasture lands, are in a high state of
cohivation and ithproverneht.
This Estate is situate is a beautiful country, about four miles
from the Lake of Windermere, and very near Littentonee It is
about 18 miles from I.ancester; and about the .atudttince from
o
Kendr.L and is now in the osseesim of Mr. Jo h.
The vvLole Estate. is fr'ekhold of inheritance, is tithe-fine, and
is subject or.iy to a small yearly fee farm rent of sel: Se. and owthe
payment of the sum of ss. 9.4 d. twice in every five years, as a
kr.owing rent.
A Plan of the Estate may be seen and frrtle=ers intiven
en application to Mr. Diektlison„bobcoon.. meg".
hichtrzion sad fe 1,, 3olicitors;,' Nerclai; %elicitor,
No. Ea Omit or-streeki, Chancery-1 mm, Lunikle a. Seism-Milne
and Parry, Solietteirs. Temple, London a h:nssni. Mimne, Segleant
and Vilest, Solicitors, Manchesta; or to Mrsaits. Duckworth:
thifpendall, and lhalisen, Sclick.och In Jklaachrates afJernaid.


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SUFFOLK—MANSION, PARK, MANOR. and ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By order of the Trustees,
A VERY valna'Lle FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising the Manor of Benkati, in Suffolk, with the
Itt•yaltirs, Fl.hery, Profits of Courts, and other Rights and PA-
% 'lege' belonging ; a rrigr:fiecnt modern Mansion House in
complete order and repair, with an erensive range of Offices of
every description, Stabling and Coacl houses, &c. upon a scale of
accommodation for a family of the first consequence,large Kitchen
and Flower Gardens wailed in, Hwt-house, Grrpery, Green House,
Lawns, Shrubbery, Walks, Plantations, and Pleasure Grounds,
Deer Park enclosed with a pale fence, Woods, Plantations and
Coppices well stored with trainable and ornamental Timber and
Unc'erwood, with a nt arly surrounding Estate, consisting OT se-
veral very valuable F.anns, containing in the whole about 1400
Acres (a small p-.rt of which is Copyhold) of excellent Arable,
Maadow„ Pasture a id Wocd Land, part in hand, and the rest
let to most respectable tenants.
The great Tythes of the Parish of Benhall, extending over
WOO Acres of Land, and the Advowfon and Right of Prritenta-
tion to the Vicarage. 'The whole of the present value of upwards
0C,C1.500 per Annum, late the Residence and property of Admiral
Sir Hyde Parker, deceased.
The purchaser nay be accommodated with the Mansion
House, Gardens, and Park, and any part only of the Farms he
may think proper, and any of Opt. Farms may be had separately.
This Estate is situate in a rich, and beautiful part of Suffolk,
within a few miles of the sea, near Salmundharn, on the high
road from Ipswich to Yarmouth, distant aboat 88 miles from Lon-
don, andtin the midst of excellent roads in all directions. The
Manor is moat abundantly stocked with Pheasants, Peru idges and
Hares. and bounded in a t slet:iderable part by the River Alde.
Printed particulars may be had of, and references made to IL
L. Appleyard, Esq. : lew-square, Lincoln's inn London, where a
plan and elevation of the Mansioa House, and Map of the Estate.
may be seen.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Consols, murey, 67s—for ace. 664—Reduced
Ontnium 14 2 prem.—Excheq. Bills, 9s. 7s. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
S per Cent. Red. 684 India Bones, Gs. pr.
3 per Cent. Cons. 684 674 tiB Bieitel. Bills 45. 7s. pre.
4 per Cent. 85 Omniuni 2 prem.
.5 per Cent. Navy 99{ English Tickets, 221. 61.
Long Ann. 1815-10th 19 C6ns. for arc.. 68f

The intelligence brought from Oporto, by the
PLovete sloop of war, comes down to the 22e1 ult.—
It was hoped that by this time some of the details
would have been made public, but in fact, the only
intelligence received, is what we stated in the greater
part of our impression yesterday. The army of the
Patriots, which consists of about 8000 regulars and
12,000 peasants, had advanced beyond Coimbra.
The French General LotsoN had sent a part of his
forces to join a corps under General LABORDE, who
had been sent by Ju!,OT from Lisbon to Santarena,
and which had advanced to Leira with the view, as
reported, of attacking the Patriots.
It appears evident from these movements, that the
enemy were desirous to bring the Patriots to an en-
engagement before the arrival of Sir ARTHUR WEL-
LE.sLey, who at the date of these dispatches, was off
Cape Finisterre. The Patriots, however, would
hardly be taken in such a snare, for they were aware
of the vicinity of the British, Sir ARTHUR having
sent taem from Corunna a notice of his approach.
A letter from an Officer belonging to the PLOVER
states, that the Expedition was expected to arrive off
the :oast of Portugal en the 24th, and that the inten-
tior of Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY was to land hip
tro,-,ps at Figueira, distant about 26 leagues from
Li•lon, to which the roads were excellent, and the
country admirably adapted for the species of warfare
that was intended to be pursued.
The report was again revived yesterday, that his
Royal. Highness the Duke of Yonic is to have the
command of the Expeditions destined for Spain and
Portugal. We cannot doubt that his Royal High-
ness, were he solicited, would as readily and zealously
lend his arm, and expose his person in such a cause, as
any other Officer in the British service ; but not hav-
ing learnt that Alli.4.thls have extresred a wish tint the
son of our Sovereign should expose Linarlf in the
_field, we
give no cr.elit to the report.
A Gentleman who left Holland on the 28th, says,
that letters received there from Paris, asserted that
DUPONT had been successful, and having received
reinforcements, had marched to Seville. Three
Members of the Junta, it is said, had been made pri-
soners. We mention these reports, though, consi-
dering that they are propagated by the enemy, they
are certainly entitled to very little credit.

Dispatches for Sir SIDNEY SMITH were sent last
night to Plymouth, to be forwarded to the Brazils.
Lord LovAINE left town on Sunday night, for
pain.
Generals Sir Wm. ERSKINE and ABERCROMBIE left
town yesterday for Scotland.
The Portuguese Ambassador lead an interview with
Lord MULGRAVE yesterday.

Yesterday Count MATAROSA, the Spanish Admiral,
Ceneral JACOMIE, &c. dined with the Fishmongers'
Company.
Two hundred and fifty thousand pikes have been
sent from this kingdom to Spain, and are now in the
hands of the Patriots.
An additional order for 91,000 stand of arms has
been del:vered at the Tower, which are to be shipped
to Spain and Portugal with the utmost expedition.
—Tf -day no Court of Aldermen being
held, the Lou, MAyort, after inspeciog the re:urns,
ordered the price to remain,as last week.
Two if.tys ago, as s'me workmen were "employed
in repairirg the wails of a greenhouse belonging to
L'rd Southami t at, in the vicinity of
pert of the suddenly gave way, and unfortu-
na ely crushed to death three of the men, and bruised
two eth rs so much that but faint hopes are ent T.:6s
ed of their recovery. Highly to the credit cf Lord
Southampton, h.; Lordship has ordered a handsome
sum of m net he distributed among the families of
the unhappy suierers.