Star.
London, England, 1815-03-23 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

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FOR SALE,
By Order of the Honourable Comniissionets of his Majesty's
Ctistomi, at the Custom-House, Rochester,
On TRUSIDAT, the 30th inst. at Ten in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
IN SEVERAL LOTS.

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If OR glossa nowsuagertoms
About 94 Galls. Foreign Brandy I 1 1 Gallons Foreign Wine
155 Geneva 2 --- Arrack
88 -- Rum 2 --•••••••••- Nuyeau
Also, Tea, Muslin, Muslin Tippets, Scarfs, Trimmings, Cam-
bric, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Crape, Dresses, Gowns, Lace, I .ace
Menders, Necklaces, bracelets, Feigners, Shawls, F4lll,
Fluwt r.,
Paper for ROOMA' Wax Candles, Soy, Raw Ctilite,
Pickles, Capers, Oil, Anchovies, Indian 801 t..., Indian ink,
Needle-cases, Skins, Cavities, Pur-es, Clam, Von:el.:in, Table-
cloth, Canvass, Coats, Shirts, Shoes, Looks, &c. Also two Yawls
and Materials.

FOR LY PORTATION.
About 50 Pieces Silk Handkerchief, 50 Silk Shawlc, 150
Pais leather Glover.—Also Salk Stockings, Saliva, :silk Net Tip-
pets, Ribbands, Remnants of Silk, Silk Cloak, tic.
The wlettle may be viewed In Office Hours the Day before
and Morning of sale.
Twenty-five per Cent. will be required as a elepn•it. •
The Spirits and Wine cannot he sold for less than: the amount
of the respective Duties tbi rt.Jaa, euttss for FiTnitatien.

LINEN AND ViOOI.I.F.N DRAPERY, CLASS, CHINA
TABLE SERVICES. JEWELLKRY, &c.
TO BE sOLD 11l AUCTION,
BY MR. MOA I',
At the City Mart, 65, Cliespsisle, this Day, and every Day this
and the nest week,
THE STOCKS of several Linen and Woollen
Drapers, Jeweller:, Cutlets, China and Glass ni..n, &c.
declining Business, and other miscellaneous Property it: distress,
or otherwise under the nece-sity of commanding immediate sale.
consisting of West of England Superfine Cloths, Kersimeres,
Curtis, Table Linen, Musl ns, Irish Linens, i-kirtings, Shawls,
Hate, Carpets, Rugs, &c. Scc.; together with several Lois of
Gold Seals, Chains, Keys, Rings, and Broaches; Knives and
Forks; Plated Cruets, Liqueurs' and Decanter Stands; Tele-
scopes, Globe., and Quadrants; China, Table and Desert Ser-
vices ; Decanters, Wines, Goblets, Salts, Etc. &c.
As the business of the City Mart is wholly conducted by Mr.
MOAT, sole Proprietor of the Premises, with the strictest atten-
don to integrity and respectability; as lie will not receive any
Goods for Sale but what arc guaranteed by the Owners to the
Public as to their soundness and perfectalelity ; and as he is al-
ways on the spot to answer and recity any errors or objections.
Families, young Housekeepers, Visitors from the country, 'Tavern-
keepers Captains of Ships, &e. &c. (tor whose ace in.mudaticn
the Goods are put up in small Lots), find great interest in attend-
ing these daily sales of established confidence, where they meet
with almost every article in t entr.ml rer,t.est.
The Goods are on vitt./ at eight o'clock in the morning, and
are oi,emm to the inspection of the Public during time whole of the
Salt, which coinnienct:s at eleven o'clock; and, tot the con ye-
Ilietice of those who cannot leave their business to the day time,
Join in the tvenieg at seven o'clock.
Catalogues tc be had of Mr Moat, GS, Clteapside.

To BE PERF.MPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chauct•ry, made in a
CUISt SitWelly SitWell,Wl:ll t Itr Lute, srcpbeii, •
Esquire, one of the Masters of the s:ti I Court, on Wedee,,iay
the 2lttli day of March invant, at ttli tieloek in Elio foretwon,
at the Crown tau in I.u.lluw, in the county of Salop, in. Lots,
A BOUT 1800 04k anl 77 Ash Timber Trees,
111. nose grinding in Saddle Hill Wool, Shel.leron, near
i :,tntesaid4 and also about itiCo Curds, or thereabouts, 't(
tli L' the sane; WO

Park:ears may be had gra,is at the said Master's Cbam-
hers, in S•Juthamptian•but4hor,s, Chancery-lane, London ; at Mr.
Nimore'6, Furmv..i's ICn, Londun ; at Mr. Jolio
limber Surveyor, Sl.r.Av-bury ; at Mr. Thomas MJt,htiores,
Corve-street, Ludlow; and at the p• Indira Inns at Ludlow,
and at the adjacent Co..vne. Toe and Underwald may
be aka/el on appiirafion to Edward Larrington, of Shelderton
aforesaid.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF MID-
-111 I MAN FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Royal Exchange Cotf..e-house, Edinburgh, on Wed-
nesday, the StOth instant, at l'wo o'Clock in the Afternoon,
THE LANDS of CROOKSTON, in the ',lrish
of Invetesk, and county of Mid-Lothian, situated within ,
seven and a half miles cat Edinburgh, and one mile and a quarter
of the town of Musse!burgh, in the ',nitre of a rich and beautiful
country. Thls desirable property which holds of his Grace the
Duke of Bucckugh, for payment of a triflitig'4u-duty, consists
of 70 Scots, or OS English Acres, Arable, of the very b-st qua-
lity, and is all enclosed and sub•divitied; a Dwelling-house was
built on the property within these few years, which, together
with the offices, might be rendered condonable at a small ex-
pease, fur the residence of a Proprietor. The situation is de-
lightful, commanding extensive and picturesque views of the
Firth of Forth and adjoining conntry for many miles. The great
advantages which this property possesses from its vicinity to the
metropolis, genteel neighbourhood, capital markets, and its easy
access to coal and manure of every description, render it a most
desirable purchase for a villa and farm.
The Lands are all at present in grass, and being out of lease
are open to the immediate occupation of a purchaser.
A Plan and Measurement of the Lands are in tliC hands of
Thomas Scotland, W.S. Edinburgh, to whom those wishing fur
further information may apply •
A Plan and Measurement of the Lands may also be sten by
applying to Mr. Howard, 17, Golden square, where further par-
ticulars may also be bad.

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NOTTINGHAM.
VAIIPABLE AND SPACIOUS CARRIERS' TARD,
BUILDINGS, AND I'REMISKI.
By Mews.. ELLIorr and DELI.,
At the Blackmoor's Head Inn, Note:lloam, on the 7th day of
April next, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon (subject to such
conditions as will be then produced),

ALL that commodious DWELLING-HOUSE,
with convenient Offices and Premises fronting towards
Fletcher Gate, in the Town of Nottingham' now in the occupa-
tion of Messrs. Deacon and Co. and late of Mr. George Nelson,
with spacious Carders Yard, Waggon Shed 40 fret by 30, Sta-
bling for 30 Horses. Granaries, Hay and Straw Chambers, Car-
riers' Warehouse Office, Smith's Shop, and every other nucessary
convenience for the Carrying trade, for which purpose these
Premises have been occupied for a great many years.
The whole comprise a frontage of 83 feet towards Fletcher.
gate, 126 feet towards Eonle-lane, and contain 862 suprlicial
square yards of Ground, and may be entered upon Lady-day 1816.

For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Still, Strong, and
Rackham, Lincoln's Inn ; Me4srs. Middlemore and Percy, So-
licitors; and Mr. William Stretton, Surveyor, Nottingham;
w►ere Plans (Ado Property may be seen.