Star.
London, England, 1805-04-04 00:00:00

CA Prl'Al. TIMI3,It,

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-By Mr. GO MME,
On Wednefday, the loth of April, aloe, at the geo-ge Inn, at
Weft Wycombe, in the County of Bucks, Elevat
(fubjed to fuck Conditions a. will ke produced,)
UPWARDS of Three HundieJ Loads of Oak,
Elm, and Aih, TIMBER., force of which runs very large,
felled, and lying in and near Prince: ildborouvh, in the County
of Buck,, five Miles from the Grant Jundtiou CADA, aud fourteen
from the Rivcr Thames.

The Timber may he viewed by applying to Mr. John Ward,
Carpenter, at Kilborough, of whom Catalogues tray had four-
teen aiya preceding the `'•ale aifo at the Grorge Inn. Aylcfbury;
Red Lion, Wendover; White Hart, Great Mileuden; Red lams,
Titanic; Upper Crown, Great Marlow; White Houle. Uxbridge;
Saracen's Head, Beacnndield the Place 44 Sale ; the Commercial
Chronicle Olice, Fleet-ttreet, Loudon ; and et* Nix. Gcainte, High
Wycombe.

• YOI4KSIIIRE,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
The RbVERSION IN FEE, eapalant tin the Dem!: of the
SURVIVOR of a LADY, aged 40, and a GENTLEMAN,
aged 6z, of and in the followi:1 'cry Valuable and deferable
ES ES—compri ng , Firit
SUNDRY MESSUAGES, BUILDINGS, and
FARMS, with a Water Corn Mill, on a never-failing Bream,
and Ici6B Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and Paiture-
land, Tythe-free, lying very cosnpaa at Naffercon, near lit Add,
in the Eaft Riding of the County of York, tdJoiaing the Turnpike
Road from Hull through Drifficid to Bridlington and Scarborough,
let to Meffrs. Luckup, Jtlferfon, Severs, &c. at Annual Rents or
Values of 10101. and upwards ; and alfo fundry (Zip and Chief
Rents, and other Manorial Rights.
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Alto, of and in a MESSUAGE and FARM at Loctington, 11,f
near Beverley, in the Eaft Riding, containing 73 Acres and up-
wards of good Arable, Paiute, and Meadow Land, and Corn-
mon-right thereto belonging, in the Tenure of Mrs. 'Wilton; and
alto certain Tytbe Rent, payable out of Estates there : the whole
let at 94L apd upwards per annum.
Alto, of and in a molt complete and detirabie FSTATE, coot- 1.1
priling three fubftantial Buildings, Meiruageg, and Farms, contain-
ing
azoA. 3R. iBP. of moil excellent and highly improvable
Arable, Meadow, and Palture Lind, Tytbe-free. lying in a Ring
Fence, at South Holme, near Malton, in the North Railing of the •
County of York.

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Alro, the Revertlon e. pedtaint as aforefaid, of, in, and to a
LEASEHOLD MESSUAuE and FARM at l'holthorp, near
Sheriff Hutton, in the North Riding, containing 120 Acres of
good Arable, Meadow, and Palture Land, now let to Jonathan
Darley, at or about the Rcnt of iouL And which Prernires arc
held during the Lives of the above-nientioned Lady, aged Forty
Years, and two healthy Gent:eaten, aged about 'Thirty-five Years
each.

Alfo the Reverfion eipeetant as aforefaid of and in the TYTIIES
of STILLINGFLEET, in the County of York, fcs•let at 170.
per snnt•tlt during the Lile of a Gentleman aged upwards of
Sixty Year..
N. E. The Proprietor will have no objet .ion to fell any of the
above Eftates for an Annuity, during the Joint Lives of a Lady,
aged Forty Years. and a Gentleman aged about Thirty-cne Years.
To treat for the fame, and for further particulcry apply to
Mears. Politer, Cooke, and Frac, No. 6, Lincoln's Inn, Lon- I
don ; and to Mr. James, Land Agent, Wellfbom, near Strat-
ford vu Avon ; and No. Lb Carey-arc t, Lijocoln's Inn, Loudon.

PARLIiI.VENT.ARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3.

Their 1 ordlitips proceeded furour in the Appeal Diane, Efq.
Trultec I.r Sir Andrew Ca:heart, kt: til:ft the Earl of Carl
Win Adam was tusard ia c..nrini.ation on behalf of the Itcfpon-
dens. after ?Mica the furthsr confideration WA puftponed till to-
itnorrow.

The Eacire Dutirs Bill, the Cuiaim Duty Bill, the Ncutr 1
Ship Bill, the American Treaty Bill, the I size Sh,ps Bill, an,: the
Bengal .:uprenir. Council Bill, were read a fecund time, and cum.
spitted for to-morrow.

The S "CR ETA R .t WAR. Mr. P FR EON, Colo7lel HUG/IF s,
and feveral other Menthers of the I lonic of Comttnit,.:. brought
tap the Innkeepers Atow4nee Bill, and two private Eiils, which
were feverally read a belt time.

Mr. STAvetir, from the Prift Office, Framed an account of
the Net Revenue of that Office for 20 years, ending the sth 4)1
January. tlks, which was ordered to lie on the table.
Adjourned t Um-morrow (this day).