Star.
London, England, 1807-02-17 00:00:00

ORATORIOS.

M Play•Houfe Prices on the Wednddays and Fridays during Leot.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY IS,
will be performed the Sacred Oratorio of
THE MESSIAH.

Comporcd by G. F. HAsin ; with additional Accompaniment:
by the celebrated W. A. MOZART.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEK,
Mr. BR AHAM, Mr. EVANS,

Mr. PYNE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY.
Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY.

The remainder of the Band and Choruffes (which are numerous
and complete) by the moft apprenfed Performers.
Doors to be opened at Six o'Clock--Thegin at Seven.
Half Price at Nine.
Bores 6s—Pit 39. 6d.—Gal. as.—Upper Gallery Is..
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Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mi.. Brandon, 'at the Box
Office, in Hart (tree.
%•Correci Boohs of the P,rformance to he had in the Theatre
only price 61. Thorc 1.311 in the ftreets arc fpurious and ins.
perfeet.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA I'ES, HUNTINGDONSHIRE
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. LEAKE,
At the Bell Inn, Stilton, on Monday March ad. at 'Film o'clock,

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in Sixteen Lots, confuting of
I'HE MANORS of Stwtrey Stilton and Gidding,
-I- and fundry valuable Farms (the greater part Tytbe Free,)
containing 2034 acres of excellent arable, pafture, meadow and
wood laud in Sawtrcy Stilton, Ca!dicot and Gidding, let to rcfpee-
table yearly Tenants at old ren•g, amounting only to 22771. per
annum, and capable of very conuderabli. incseafg.
Particulars may be had of Georg' booth Tyndale, Efq Lincoln's
Inn Fields ; of Mr. Hinde, at Sawtrey ; and of Mr. Leake, at
Flettoo. near Peterborough.
By Order of the CommiMoners fur the Care ancibifpofal of Pruf-
fan Ships and Cargoes detained,
• • •A FOR SALE,
At the Lmidnn Tavern, Fothelr.ftrect, Pl?mouth rn Friday, the
zoth l'ebreAry init. at ten o'clock in the Ff:reticon,
THE GALI,IOI NIERCURIUS.
Leilgtb 66f.t. ain. Breaeth ,aft.

d^u-afu-eb t2h k 1-94 Tons.
BRIG MINERVA.
Length 6oft gin. Breadth r 3ft. I tin. Dept tcft tat.
Admeafures 85 68-94 Tort.
GAI.LIOT EVA DNE.
Length 7gft. gin Breadth 23f5.4 in. Depth 1111. 317.
Aomainres 175 58 94 Tons.
G ALLIOT NORDSTERN.
Length E;!t 410. Breadth 23ft. 310. Depth tet. 6in.
Admeaferts 197 55-94 Tons.
After the Sale of th. Ships will be fold the entire CARGO of
the NORDSTERN, detained on her voyagefrom Ba) onne, bound
to Svttin, eonfifting of
63 Pii.us Bandy 2 Calks of Hams
31.;• Calks White Wine 21mi. of Cork
14 Hkds Oil of Turpentine it Tone of Rofin
After whieh will he fold the under-mentioned Goods •

8 Butts of Sherry Wine 16 ditto Pickled Lemons
37 ditto Malaga ditto 5 Bawds Caren Orange/
6 ditto t C afk of Black Lead
x Hhti }Malaga Sack ditto
236 Bales/
Lemon Peal
Butt 5
o dit
/
Lime Juice 2 Bags
34 Hh. s to Shumack
I ditto Olives
Being part of the Carg3 of thc. Dana Brig FORTUNA. .
Alto, 232, Bales of Wouw Weed. or Dye Weed; part of the
Cargo of the Danifh Brig HAABET.
All condemned to the Crown.

Fnr rnventories of Ship•. Catalogues, and Samphs of Goods,
apply to the Counting Houfe of
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymnuth, January ay. 1807.

AFTER THIt SALE OF THE ABOVE, WILL BE SOLD,
SUNDRY Spars, Yards, and Lower Malts, Cables
Mtlicogers, and other Rope, Old Iron, Copper, Lead, &c.
Iron BAIR, Anchors, and other valuable Ship Stores, remaining
unfold, from the French frigates PRESIDENT, MSNERVA, and
AR m nE—the former condemned as Prize to a lquadron of His
Majetly's fhips multr the command of Slr THOMAS Lawn.
For particulars apply to Meas. John Hawker or James Slade,
Merchants, Plymouth.
The two latter condemned to a fquadron of (hips under the
command of Sir SAMUEL Hoon.—For particulars apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, January 27, 1807.

At the Timber Yard, known by the name of the Pain Yard,

in Plymouth,
On Friday,tbe 27th of Fcbruary inft.tnt, at Ten o'Clock is the

Forenoon
ABOUT to,opo Feet of very Choice HON-
DURAS MAHOG ANY.
For viewing the fame ana Catalogues, apply to
Mr JOAN HAWKER,
Plymouth, Feb 7, tBc7. Merchant, Plymouth.

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SONIERSETSHIRE.
V.IGIBLE AND IMMOVEABLE FREEHOLD FS r Ans

0 lin SOLD BY PRIVATE CON !'RA(' 1-,
THR Eli CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS,
nearly within a Ring Fenre : containing jppro:vi-te Mer-
fuages, Barns.Stablcs, and other fuitalds Convenienc..s for Cat ;
connected with vilit.,ble and highly improwl,ic Lands, in Arable,
Meadow, and Pa lure, amounting to OA A. 2R, P. itatute
Inc afure.
The above ratms arc fruate in the Parifh of Paton, in a re•
inarkably healthy and pianrefque part of the County of Some: Lt.
miles front Bath, five front Wells aad Glallonbutf, and two
iron) Shepton Mallet—all good market towns.
l he Eftates abouhd witb—Lime, Marie, and blue lye, flonc, of a
fingndarly valuable quality for building. Five Hundred and •t* wen-
ty live7Acres cf the above are Tithe free; and many of the P.,:tare
Lands have not been ploughed her near half a century, which, if
converted into •illage, would not Only produce abund .it crops for
many years, without the aid of manure, hut incretde the annual
income of the Filates to a confulerable amount. A river runs
nearly through :he centre of the Farms; with which a confiderable
p4rt of the adjoining Lands may be irrigated at a moderate espenee,
anti converted to valuable Water Meadow. A quantity,
con-
tainit g 8 A. 2 R. has already been floated as a Ipectmen.
"1 be above I (fates are let to the rzfredlive tenants from year to
year. Ihe *limber to be taken at a valuation by two indiff,,rent
men mutually choren.
hlr. hicks, ore of the tenants, will thew the Efht" ; and par
titulars may to known of Meffrs. Fooks and Evert d, folicitors,
;heron Mallet; or of W. Upjohn, Land and Timber Surveyor,
12nCo•tage, near Shaftelbury, where Plans acd titictiptivc Par-
ticulars may bc fccm—(Lcttcrs, pit paid.)