Star.
London, England, 1807-07-13 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

By Wm. HAZARD,
At the Bear Ton, Bridge Foot, Great Yarmouth, no Saturday, the
18th of joly, 1207, at Ten o'clock preeifdy,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz:—
About t6,n00 Gallons of Brandy
Calks of Flentean Root
a Bottle of Oil of Borman*
CAI of Almond* out of lea
is Barrels of Laurel I eaves
Part of the Cargo of the Toting HBO ster, H H. Folios, Matter,
captured on her paffoge from Cetre to Hanthurah, by his Majeity's
Chip OBERON. G M SUTTON. Commander, and condemned.
And about t 70-- Gallons of Br..nay
Parr of the Cargo of the BAUM filar/ERIC". ADELZR, TI. L.
Boa o. Muller. confuted on her paffage from Barcelona, by his
IVlajelly'sthip A RIA DN It Lord Vircount FA UCLA ND, Commander,
sod condemned— A I fn.
C3lks or Pe.lfl Barley
a Ditto of sago
I Ditto of et ifte
t Cafe, of Tortacco in Roll
24 Bottles of Wine, Conftantia
goo Fdam Cheefes
Part of the Cargo of JO NCI REINA, J. H. Naives, lalt Matter,
and condemned —Likewife.
About too qrs. of Oats
which will be fold in (mail Lots, for the convenience of the rm.
chafers.
The Goods to be viewed feven days previous to the Sale, by sp•
plying at the Counting-truth of Mr. E.T.Ommanney, Merchant,
Yarmouth ; or, to the Aualoneti.

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-14feet. Plymouth, on Felder, the
3 tit July, infant, at Ten o'elock to tbe Forenoon,
'T'HE FOLLOWING GOOD% Viz.-
roe nom, corkescritlln.
15 Caks Anarto , '
47 Boxes Indigo
137 Bales Cotton Woel
About 17 Tons Pieces Mt:4mm Wood, and
tow Staves
Part of the Cargo of the American Brig Basisaltins. Corm
110 LNI cs Maßer. 'from New York, reitored to the Claimants.
For viewing,Samples, and further information, apple to Phillip
Sanfom and Son, El-quires, in London; or to Mr. John Hawker,
Merchant, Plymouth.
After which, by direttions of the Comeniffionen for the Care and
Difporal of Pruffian Property,
The Beautiful, FaR failing, Copper-bettemcd Sbip, ANNA
WILHELMINA ; of the following Dinsenfions :
Length •—• So ft. 2r
Breadth as 6
Between Decks 4 5
Hold s
Admeafurea 171 11.9 ith Tons.
She is &kith built, fuppured in the Thames, copper fattened,
has a figure head and quarter badges, pierced for to guns, with a
very neat and convenient round boufe on the quarter deck, with
fisitabk Maths for the Mailer and Officers ; alto an elegant cabin,
with Rate rooms for paffengers below, good fteerage, &e. She is
alto capable of carrying a large cargo. and mutt be confidered a roof!
tiefirable Wife' for the Strcights, Weft India, or South American
Trades, of as a Packet to Lilboo, Malta, America, or Weft India
alandk. Her materials are good, has a patent windlafs, and re-
quires very little to he done to fend her to any part of the Globe.
Ds:raked on bee voyage from the Cape of Good Hope. by his Ma.
jcily's Ship Calcutta, prior to the declaration of hottilities againit
Prutfia . and lime cendemned to his Majefty.
For inventory, and further information, apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.
After the Sale of the ANNA WILII ZLIWINA a Fine Dutch built
Ea, about two' years old, of the folloWing Dlmenfions:

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- Length
Breadth
Depth
Admeafures --
Sbe is a Valid of the firft eats. and of great earcity, adapted
for the Timber, or any other Trade, where great burden is defir
able. She is abundantly found in itores, and may be rent to lea
in one week.
Foc viewing the Veff, I and fto-es, apply to
Mr. JOHN HA W Kat, Umlaut, Plymouth.

A MOST DESIRABLE AND COMPLETE COUNTRY RE-
SIDENCE, PARK, AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD
FARMS, IN WILTSHIRE.
By Mr. KNIGHT,
At the Lamb Inn, in Bath, on Wedriefday the tsth of July, 18:7,
at twelve o'clock,
THAT Singularly BEAUTIFUL VIL L A,
well known as ItARTHAM PARK HOUSE, the late re-
Menet of Lady James, now accreted, a recent erection.
big all the elegat et of deign, with every draneftle convenience
A highly finiflted entrance hall, an anti-room, 16 feet by t 9;—
drawing town, 29 by 24. (including the bow) and breakfattroom,
17 by a, all of proportionate elevation; forming a tnite of apart-
" Dents uniting the mutt peeled fymmetry, with the moft Smple
ele-
gattee..—A dining parlour, 3o by 19; a library, the fame lite as
the dr4wing m m, and In the fame fuperior ftyle; Seven Seeping-
rooms, itreffirg-rorms, and fcrvants apartments, an improved
water Octet, convenient domeftie offices of every defeription..—
Double and fingk coach-haute', ttalkd Rabies for 11 horfes, with
vstruies and bed-room t, over dairy and other out-buildings.—
'I lime large gardens walled in, and Rocked with choice fruit trees,
s furroutaJng path of 73 acres, enclofed by a Ronefence,partly bor-
dered by a rowing Shrubbery, and ornamented with timber•trees
of the molt luxuriant growth.--The lituation is peculiarly health-
ful and pleafant on a gentle elevation, half a mile from the London
and Bath Turnpike road, enmmandlitg molt delightfully aliverfi-
Bed views of a rich and fertile cottony. Hartham is only nine
miles eaft of Bath, four miles welt of Chippcnham, and one mile
north of Cortham.
Alfo, a very deGrable farm of 270 acres, called Hartham Park
Farm adjoining, (and if thought more eligible will be fold with the,
above) in the occupation of Mr. John Edwards, with a fman
pleafatit farm of 374 acres of arable, pafture, and wood lands,
and fuitabk dwdling.houfe, its the occupation of Henry Podmore,
Efq and a detached farm of 8a acres, called Stowell's. There
are feveral quarti-s of good building Acne on the premifes, all
futtated in the Pariffics of Corthain and Biddefdon, the greater
part free of great tithes
N B. he Purehafer may be accommodated with an immediate
poffcffion of the nianfion, park, and woodlands, and with the truly
neat and appropriate tut niture and Extures, at a fair valuation,
which otherwife will be fold by audtion. There is no haft on any
of the farms.
For viewing, apply to Mr Edwards, aforefaid, at Hartham Park
Farm. Of whom may be had printed particulars; as alto at the
neighbouring inns; Lamb Inn, Bath ;and Auctioneer's, Devizes;
where a plan of the eftate may be fern. For further particulars,
apply to Mr. Orme, Bunny Park, Nettinghatnthire.

THE HOLT FARM.
A Valaable FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ES CATE, sear
, HERTS. •
By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(SuccePt.' to Mr. Sutra),
At Garravrafs, on Thud Jay the 16th Initant, at IS o'clock, ,
A Very defiralble FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
FARM, containing ago Acres of Arable, Pafture. Mca
dow, and Wood Land, in goodcultisation, in the occupation of
Mr. James Kidman, tenant at will, with a fubileotial new built
Brick Rcfidence, iuitable for a Gentleman's Family, Pleafurc and
Kitchen Gardens, Gravel Walks and Shrubbery. Coach houfe,
Stabling, and excellent Offices, Fartn-houfe, Farm and Rick Yards,
Barns, Cart-Horfc, Stabling, Cow-houfc, and numerous Out

buildings
The litustion is feledt and beautiful, near the Hoe, in the parilh
of Paul's, WaMon, a fine (porting part of the county, abounding
with Game, and in the neighbourhood of the Hounds; feven
mites from flitchin, fit from Wrlwyu, 30 from Hatfield, nine
rom St. Alban's, and about toadies from London.
The land Tat is redeemed, mid will be included in the mar-
obarc...,..To be viewed, with leave of the tenant, and Particulars
had ten days previous to the [ale; at the White Hart, lVelwyn ;
Green Man, Barnet; Whits Hart. St. Alban's; Salifbury Arms*
Hatfield; the Inns at Hitebin and Duoftable : of Mein. Joon
sod Green, Salifbnry4quare; at Garraway's ; and of Mears. Hog-
gar sad Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-flreet.