Star.
London, England, 1808-11-21 00:00:00

SUFfOI.K.

FREEHOLD FARM AN L) I.AND,SITUATE BETWEEN
YOXFORD AND LOWESTOFF.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarraway's Coffee House, Change Alley, Curnhiil, on Tune-
day, the 29th of November. at Twelve,
A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
A
Froslerden Farm, situate on the-high Yarmouth Road, be-
tween Yoxford and Lowestoft', it the County of Suffolk, about
102 miles from Loudon ; consisting of a Neat Farm House, with
Yard, Barn, Stables, and Out-buildings, Garden; &c. and upwards
of Fifty-nine Acres of Rich Meadcw, Arable and Pasture Land,
in sundry inclosures, in .4 high state of Cultivation, and moat part
in a Ring Fence in the occupation of Mr. Gough, tenant at will.
. To he viewed by applying or. tke Premises, Where particulars
may be had ; at the Post-houses, Southwold, Lowestoff, and
Yarmouth ; King's Head, Norwich ; Angel, Bury; White Horse,
Ipswich ; Three Cups, Colchester ; 'White Hart, Rointord ; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Pan of
the Estate may be seen.

SHEERNESS:
VOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT.
By Mr. ROSE, at the Swan Inn, Sheerness, on Saturday, .the
26th inst. by diresdon of the Proprietor,
FIFTY LOTS of FREEHOLD and LEASE-
HOLD GROUND, new brick-built HOUSES, COTTA-
GES, and STAIN ING; advantageously situate, at and near
Naval Row, Mile Town, Sltrerr.tss; in front of the main street.
Estates are particularly desirable to persons employed tn '
Ms Majesty's Deck-yard am'. Ordnance at Sheerness, bring only
a few minutes walk from "me. Dock; and each purchaser of the
.
Freehold Lots will be ottiiled to vote for Members of Parliament,
.17.r-gtAtt!jlnte; l'itgh the irr„;.;: increase of shipping and pow Ar.;,,b;
the inrC;ed'new docks, 1en...-..arovements at the valuable
and or
sea-port of Sheerness, is presumed to-;.,!!re.::".°sPecta".f. a ;Pvede
and permanent source of trade and emolumens,„,.—Land T..x re-
cl:rarnad.-TheEwates have been allotted in small Lot., fur the
convenience of pur:thasers.
Maybe viewed, by leave of the tenants; and particulars man
be bid, ten days preceding the sale, at Gage. way's GMT-hoes. •
London; of Mr. Thottias Asltheld, High-street, 'Shadwi.:l;
Ship, Seutii-eild; the White Hart, Grayesen4; the Suir'fare:e„
Chatham • King's Arms, Brom/eon; the Base of Sale; and of
Air. Isere, th. akneliesrpor, Sheerness.

'FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER 29.

The following article is copied from our Court
Gazette
" The measures adopted by the Governments of
the cant lent to cut off all commercial intercourse on
the part of their subjects with England, are suffi-
ciently known. It has therefore been with the greater
dissatisfaction that we have seen numerous mercantile
fleets, protected by the armed vessels of our enemy,
passing into the Baltic, fully laden, and returning in
a similar state, It was easy to conceive that all these
cargoes were not destined for Swedish ports ; but by
what means our enemy contrived to effect their purpose
of procuring articles of the first necessity from the
ports of the Baltic, and of there unloading And dis-
piping of their _superfluous manufactures, we were,
fora -long time, wholly at a loss how to conceive.--
But at length we are apprised of that system of de-
ception ; and convincing proofs are obtained, that by
falOying invoices and ship-papers, the views of the
Governments of the Continent are frustrated; the
rigour of their measures being eluded by their own
subjects—the first principles of commerce, integrity,
and confidence, trampled upon ; and a feeling of in-
difference carried to such a pitch, that men have not i
hesitated to deceive a Government which, faithful to
its engagements, does not consult its own interests by
conniving at frauds, and being ostensibly rigid, but
;secretly indulgent,
" It is, moreover, equally the interest of Denmark
and her allies, and it concerns the honour of the Go-
vernments of the Continent, to obtain the means of
detecting these frauds ; and every honest merchant
must feel gratified in seeing the discoveries which
have been made in this respect laid before the public."
To the above is subjoined in the Gazette a descrip-
tion of the false papers alluded to, pointing out at the
same time, the circumstances by which they may be
4ztected,