Star.
London, England, 1805-09-20 00:00:00

PORT OP ST. IVES.

BY ORDER OF THE tiOiIouRAILTICOMMISSIONERB
OF HIS MAJESTY's CUSTOMS. '
On Monday the 23d day of September, by Two o'Clock in the
Afternoon, will be mpofed to Public Sale, at the Caftan.
Houle, in this Port,
THE FOLLOWING: GOODS, viz.
For Dealers and Others,
1406 Gallon. Brandy-. 4861 Ditto Geneva-2d Ditto Rum
Brigantine Navigation, Burthen per Regifter 93 51-94 Ton,
with her Materials ; silo the &del, Open Beat, Bombe*
Ir S 9-79 Tons, and her Materials.
0.• The above Goods, Vara, and Boat, may be viewed three
days preceding the Sale.

BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS
OF HIS MAJESTY'. CUSTOMS.
On Toefday the aeth September, 1805. by Ten o'Cloek 1 the
Forenoon, will be expuft.d to itublie Sale, at the Cultont-heufe.
In this Port, -
THE GOODS, UNDER-MENTIONED, viz.
1700 Gallons Brandy.
160 Ditto Rum.
100 Ditto Geneva.
Of inferior Strength, in (mall Lots, for the Accommodadon and
Ufe of Private Perfons, not Dealers in Spirits.
Stores and Broken Hulls of Five Boat., silo three Calks French
Wine, picked op at Sea, as Flotfam, jefon, or Logan.
N. B. The Goods above•mentioned will be fa up in leveret Lots,
and Sold to the higbdt Bidder.
Attendance will be given at the Curtom•houfe aforefakl, in
Ocoee Hours, for viewing and tailing the fame, three days before
the day of Sale only.

WARWICKSHIR E.
TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
COTON HOUSE, with the Pleafure Grounds and
Gardens, in hlghonler, about four miles from Rugby and Lat.
terwonh, containing every accommodation for a 'amity ofdiaisa•
tion, pleafantly fituated in a Lawn of 8o Acres of excelho Lima,
with good roads adjoining. An eztenfiveManer, with any quantity
of Land not exceahog too Acres, may be bad, and the furniture
rented with the Houk. or taken at a fair aPPlairentrat.
PArticnhrs may be bad of Mr. Calderon, Solicitor, Rugby, or
Mr Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-inn•Selds.

CU S I OM-HOUSE, COLCHESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS
OF HIS MAJESTY. CUSTOMS,
Oa Tnefday, these!. of September, dos, at Ten co*C:oelt in the
FOlT,noofl, in Small Lou,
ABOUT SIX HUNDRED GALLONS of
FOREIGN GENEVA, to Private Perform

A Depolit of 251. per Cent will be required on each Let. and the
Goods to be taken away within Four days after the Sale or tie
Depofivinoney to be forfeited.--Attendsnee will be Own at ti e
Cultons-houfe on the days of drawing, from nine to twelve in tie
Fo-enoon, and from two tin eic the Afternoon.
N.B. It having lately been detesmined, that by the Laws now
in force, no Spiriptons Lagoon can be removed without an Eieife-
Permit ; the Pnrchafen are hereby reqodted to take Notice, that
an Sze& Officer will attend at the Caltemboofe, far grantieg
Permits for the removal of any quantity from s Gallons to 6o
Gallons in one package only, for each Perko.

NALUABLE FREEHOLD MINERAL ESTATE,
(The Land Tar recleaned.)
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by. Mr. PALMER,
At the White Lion Inn, Briltol, on Friday, the asth of °della'
next, (linters previoully difpofcd of by Private Contrail, of
which notice will be given), •
AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in
the Parini of Bedvrelty, Monmonththire, comprifing (tippet
the furface), feveral convenient Farms of about rgao acres of
Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, with necelfary buildings,
let to Tenants at Will. About yso acres of Coppice and Wood
Land, in hand ; and an unlimited Right of Parttime upon Mans.
bole Mountain of about Soo acres, the Minerals under which
belong exclulively to the Eftate.
This Ettatc contains fevcral very extenfive Veins, or Beds of
Coal and ironfbane,declining Southward. As the Sirhawy and
Ebbro Rivers fall at an cafy dip of about al inches in the yard,
both of excellent qualities. the former particularly for L.:ports
than, and for mannfadturing of iron.
Great advantages win arra from the natural formation of this
Elate, the 'allies on each fide Irlug low, and the coal ground bra,
tween them much elevated, fo that 'flatly ho s* levels may be
driven at an eery expence into the upper beds of coal, fume of
which are opened.
The greater part of the Eltate is bounded by the rivers EbbrOand
sirhowy, and the Minerals may with touch facility be worked
either to be conveyed by the Sirhowy New Rail Road, or by-the
Ebbro Vale Rail Road and Canal to Newport, where Mips of any
burden may retort.
There is a large quantityof tinthergrowing cn the Farm lands.
and in the Coppice Woods.—For further particulars apply to Mr.
Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln',-Ihn-fieldt, MaTrt. Benjaugh and
Palmer, Brifiol, Mr. Moore, Solicitor, Falmouth, Mr Edward
Thontafon, Birminghan, and Mr. John '1 haws, of Aberearne,
where plans of the Ettate may be fern.

CHESHIRE—BOLESWORTH CAS I'LE.
To be peremptorily fold, purfuant to a Decree of the High Court
of Chancery, made in a caufe wherein J ihn Peploe Money,
Clerk, and others, are Plaintiffs,and Peter Ralbotbam and others
are Defendants, before Thomas Drake, Gent, the Perron ap-
pointed by John Campbell, Efq. one of the Matters of the fa,d
Court, in freeral dialed. Lots or Parcels, on Virednefday, the 234
ddy of Oduber next, at One o'clock in the afternoon, at the Ho-
tel in the City of Cheer,
THE Real Mates of the late OSWALD Most.nr,
Efq. deceafed, formerly of Bolefworth Cattle, in the Paid
county; confining of the capital Massfion called BOLESWORTH,
CASTLE, and the Park, Gardens, and plc:dm-grounds, with
the Lands and Farms contiguous to and furrounding it, the Manors
or reputed Manors of Harthill and of Chowley, in the Paid
county, (unary Farms in the townthip of Chowley, the tythes of
Chowley, and a part of the tythes of the townihip of Alderfey.
The Eilates are in excellent et:Whim', well tenanted, omit at
will, and abound with excellent timber.

This beautiful Fftate is in the vicinity of Clutter, not diftant
from Liverpool, and fur rounded by other conliderable towns: the
principal Lot, comprifing the manila. Bolefworth Caftle,witk
a furrounffing I.ftate, divided into Farms, can be feldom met with ;
the function and team is unrivalled, the views retentive to the
Dee and Maley, the Welch Rills, and into Ch.:flake. This Lot
amplifies not only the denicfne, hut there is added to, and will be
fold with it, a part of the Chowley l Mite, which gives the conve-
nience of Road, and adds to the quantity of Land. The grounds
attached to the ntatifion are laid oat with peculiar taste. The turn-
pike Road from Chclhire foto lihropfhiec adjoins to this Llt. The
whole hitate abound. with game; end there are two packs of roc-
' hounds kept in the neighbourhood, which is of the very firft clefs.
Particulars may now be had gratis, at the Office of the raid
John Campbell, Efq. in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, at
the Offices of Mr. John Lee, solicitor, No. so. iu Chancery lane;
Meffrs. Philpnt and Slone Solicitors, Hare Court, Temple, Lon.
don; of Mr. Philip Huniberitune, Soliei:on, Friars, Chester; at
the Hotel, Chtlter ; the Fathers Itoo, harnthill, near Boleferorth,
where a petrol) well acquainted with the MLitt will attend to lbw
it, and where autur and fluvey thereof will be foonil.