Star.
London, England, 1812-03-17 00:00:00

IRISH LINENS.

THE BELFAST COMPANY, determined to stip.
port their depcnd=t Mechanics by full employment, am
now selling Irish l.suens and Shteting' considerably tinder the
factor's prices, m hopes that fame oiwningTur an export rode
may hereaf rr r. ward their exertions to lt.e!p the poor frortwant.
They 'eventfully invite the public to inspect :lair:valuable Stock
et Ms, flreat Russell-roJet, itloo.n-bury, opro.:te the British
Mu-
scum; the only house in Lo:ktun whei c tite Irish Linens and
Shcetinzs, of the best fibric are sold, warrant-d nehtd on. the
grass, without any chemical acid. No other artice sold, and nor
boss than a piece. '1 he cbingatry's prices are full ‘.,0 pt r crnt. be-
law any other house. Cash lOr Iriih Notvs. BR 00 K.i
and O'N. errs, Agents to the Cinopany, 50, Greet Russell-street,
131""11ZurY•

BEAUTIFUL White Tixt.it may be regarded-.s
one of the greatest blessings Providence can to! stow, without
which the finest formed face is Imperfect) inattention to the teeth
and gums is the principal cause of an often.ive broath BUTLER'S
VIGETABLI RESTORATIVE TOOTU PO%Vflt!t IS a roost elegant
and certain rowdy for all disuses of the teeth and gums ; its
particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth,
but will preserve them in the highest state pf perfection ; it will
render them beautirally white, fasten such as may be loose, and
restore th :in to their original purity, entirely erastica: e the scurvy I
in Ow gums, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth,
render them of a healthful red, and the brea:h delicately sweet,
relieve and cure the most cactus-Latins tooth-ach, gum-biles, and
swelled face.
Sold wholesale awl retail at Mr. Butler's 4, Cheapside, corner
of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belem anti ,harp, Portsmouth,
Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and
Jones, Portsta ; Trewman, I atter ; Cookworthy,
Gilbert and Hnsland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin • Baxter
and Msbonald, Glasgow ; smith, Manderston, Scott, and: Car-
gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; Greg-
eon and Billinje Liverpool; Summand Lynch, Manchester ;r—
Bowen, Not .viCh Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, .
' I rightcat • I.tdwards and Penni, Liverpool ; and of 1110fE EtSFEC..
I tale Meditate Venders to the-Elarken, in Boxes Sts. 9d. each.

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the SiOth March instant, " 7
ABOUT 1100 Quintals COD FISH, now MI
boertlthe schooner Pratlend*, of Gloucester, United Sutra,
Lady detained and *tut to here by Lis MAjesty's Alp Belk
Peuie, Clarks Brisbane, Esq. Captain, and Dryad, Edward Gal •
way,Esq. Captain, and condemned as Pri.le.
Fur viewing and further information, apply to /Arum. HAwitaa
and Sons, Merchduta, Plymouth.
JOHN LUSCOMBE, Brok:r.

Immediately afterwards,
About 1000 Quintal. COD I.ISI I, now on hoard the schooner
Abigail, of Nawb-ry Port, tin State+, lately detained ami
sent in Jaen by hi+ Maks y's ship Nit:min, Ciptain Sir M.
SeYlnnur+ But. and condemned as Prize.
For viewing and further information, alp), to Messrs. HAVIX r
and SoNs, Merchants, Plymouth
Plymouth, March 2, i attl. JOHN I.U.SCOMBE, Brniter

I YORKSHIRF--LARGE AND VALUABLE MANORS,
RECTORIES, AND ES'I'Al ES.
robe sold in Loudon, and at Beverley in Yorkshire, on Friday,
the Oath day of March inst. at Twelve, at the Auction Man,
in the City of l.oodon, in Five LAMS •
THE MANORS of BENTLEY ald SPEETON,
1. the Adveresson of the Chapd of Sperms, and several Free.
hold, and in part Tithe-free Fart= and Lands (vith lond.tax re.
deemed), containing about 41 40 acres, situated in Bentley, Ape*.
ton, Musson, Ffley, liornsea, and Bunnington, in the East Riding
of the County of York.
Particulars may bl had upon aprlcrion to Messes. Ora-
had, Kbnderley, and Dun:dile' Softeners, Lincoin'o-inn. Lon-
don; beniamin Hand:ey, Esq. Sleaf‘rd, Lincolnshire: Messrs.
Black and Chapman' Lanl Agents, Middle Temple.lull, Rich-
ard Townsend, Esq. Newbury, Eerks and John Locke/04, Esq.
Bevesiky. •
Audio the Month of May tier', will be Sold by Auction, at the
Beverl-y Arms tan, in the Town of Btverley, in the County
of York. in Twenty-seven Lots,
The MANOR of ELSTERNWICK, and several Freehold,
and in part lithe-free Farms and Lands (with Lunl-tas redettned),
containing about GOO acres, situated it Einer.iwick, filet', Moles-
' croft, Cherry Punt.n, South Dalton, Seaton Ross, Dimbleton.
Marton, Hurnsea, aral Reighton : together with the Perpetual
Advo.vson of the Rectory of Leaven, in Htildenteut; and also
the Tithes of certain Lands. containing about 1.71.0 acres, in
Honiara Burton, Woodmansey, Thearne. Wed, Storkhill, Sand-
holm, and Tickm, in the East Riding of the County of York.

VALUABLE and Improvable ESTATES In HAMPSHIRE.
To be SOI.D by AUCTION, by FRANCIS ALLEN,
At the Butih Inn, Farnham, Surrey, on Thursday, the 19:6 day
of March, l Si 2, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, (unlesa
sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely notice
will be given),
Lot 1. A LL that Desirable FARM HOUSE and
•1 YAM, called Tisoursots's FAaM, containing 69
Actin, moral or less, wick convenient Lams, Stables, and other
Outbuildings, situate at Switathorpe, in Croi.dall, S. dln Longs
Sutton, Hants, in the occupation of Mr. James Yalden, under a
Lease, which will asit se 3A:cinemas let 4. Iles: Premises
are Copyhild of Inheritance, Judd under the Manor of Crons4ll.
Small tine certain, and email pelt rents.
Also, All that Copybohl Cottage, and about an Acre of Land,
called'fraverses, held of the said Manor. Small tine certain ;
alwjet to said !antes Yalden, nosier siest same lease.
flEt.2. All that FREEHOLD MEei'UAGE and Buildings,
called FloLe Hausa, in the pariah ut Odibam, adjuising Horse-
doan Conunon, and tour Acres of Land, mote or less, thereto
belonging; and also all that Copykold Farm House, Oulbuiklings,
Farm and Londe, containing no 6 Acres, more or less, called
Swanthorpe Farm ; let to Mr. James Yalden, on kale, which
will expire at Michaelmas, 1911. Small hue certain, an salmi
• quit rents.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Clement, SaNcitor, at
Alton or Farnham • and aim to the Auctioneer, at Faislus;.—
Mr. Yalden, the Tenant,' oil spew the Premise..
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sent to sea immeinatv;y ; cap:ured on ha voyage from New Yost
to Bandeaux.
Also, the Part of her CARGO under mentionzd, viz.
152 Boxes White Soyar 15 8.1., New OrLan.
21 Tierce./
Coffee. Wool.
68 Bap 2 Barrels Provisions.
183 Elephants Teeth. 10 Deal Eno...
I Boxes Indigo. Aliont 2 'lons Lorwood.
Afterwards, the handsome cower-bottomed schooner yormt
CAROLINE; about 140 Tons measur.mont.-1 his Is a Ter*
fast-sailing vessel, with good capacity for .towage, copper fastened.
pierced for 18 guns, well found In 'stores; and might moo be gin
for sea, at a riding expense ; captured on her voyage (nun
Bourdeaux to New Orleans
And then her.CARGO, consisting of
199 MIR superior Claret, (Medoe de Mont Ferrand,) four Iron
hoops each.
14 Cask. Win tie Grave, (about 40 rations etch).
105 Cases cl•oice old Claret, (Medec de St. Julran, Ili02,) obi
digen each.
94 Beliefs Olive Oil dhto. •
170 Caws Eau de Cuisine, (6 bottle, ea& )
72 Bags Claret Corks-12 notes ?roues.
1 Case Aniseed Cordial.
19 Casesand Trunks containing Silks, Satr(ns, Ctmbri4 and
Ca:mimic Handkerchief.; Lawns, SO:Fringe, and Jewellery; Silk
and banal Ribbon; Chenille, Silk Handk•gclattfs, and Shawls •
Crapes, Silk Umbrellas, and Parasols ; elegant Lace V4',
Robes, and Pelisses; Silk and Kid Gloves, Artificial Lowers,
Poosaturns Essences, and Perfumery; Snuff Bogey, Buttons.
Razors, and a variety of other article.
And One valuable Malibu! Tinse-pleee, (by Bourdier, Purls)
plays 28 Opera Airs and Waltzes; hi an elegant hlshoga4 Cass
with s Ladies' Secretary and Book-case.
Boob the above Car;Nes are peti.-ctly dry, and in excellent
order and condition.
• After which will be Sold the trench Transport Chilling LE
MULET, about INS Tons mcastfiesnem. She is a reonfkably
strong vessel, will benison about 250 Tons, peculiarly adapted
to tie timber trade, and having been purposely fitted for that ter.
rice is well worth the aft:flaws of Merchants in want of a vessel
for that employ.

Also, a quantity of strait French Oak sided Timber, and Oak
and Elm Plank of large dimensions and superior quality, itite•dqt
for the Prencit Arsenal at Rochefor, land..d out of the ssill
6
. And then this strong New York built Ship LOUISIANA.
Length. -73 ft. 4in. I Depth - Lb.
Breadth 23 5 Admraiures 167, 78-96 Tow
She it a very handsome little ship, sails remarkably ha, bun
Figure head, temporary, between Decks 6 feet 1 # inch high, lad
excellent accommodations. Slit is equally eaTiokt•ed feet paeless,
or for a running ship, is well aired for the Newg.undiand
Nfeditetrancan trade' and her Stores, being In good condo I
she might be sent to *a at a wad expence. •
Afterwards the Good Dirt, rownizrA,
Length 77 ft. 71, In. Depth Ilk Sri its.
, Breadth 21 ft. 8 in. I Admeavaree :50 73-24 tort;
This i. a tenni, Oak-bulk brig. ab..ut £OO tars bi.rthesaa w
found, end in gild repair; has it Lrga hold, of C3l draught
water, is weR caleulatedfor the tonere trade, and inlgist
totea immtdiately. •
All the bfareinentlonitt Vessels and Cargoes vet to captasegil
by his Majesty's ship Sendrands, Charles ittchardsost, Ely. Op.
tail; and condemned as prize to tht said aigate..—Uric conotru.
And the then following GOODS, viz.
41 Hogtheads prime American Tobacco (Yorkand I=ml:the)
1 Pipe high devoured &ureteric Brandy
3zu Ba*.as Juniper Berrie--12,0Cu French titl e Tpos
t Hogsheads Red Ocre.—And for Fzporra•inn,
About 16,000 Wine Hogsheads Staves and Heading.
All regularly condemned as Prise.
For Samples, Inventories,, Catalogues, or further part
zrply to Mr. Thomas Cule,Georgit-street, Ptyalin*. t
Plymouth, February 27, lei*
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PARLI4MENTART PRO,CEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 16.
Their met at about three o'clock, when, canforma-
lity to a el..= iPsonal arrangement made on Friday last, the fur.
tiler consideration of the important Roxburgh Cause was de-
I erred till to-morrnw.
The consideration of the claims of Mr. Barnewell to the Irish
Peerage of Kingsland was postponed till Wednesday next.
The Bishop of MEATH took the oaths and his seat.
Mr. JOHNSON, front the Officu of the Irish Secretary of State,
rrewuttd Papers, which were ordered to lie on the 'f able.