Star.
London, England, 1825-12-27 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

SIR. HOGGART.

Freehold Hop Garden, land tax redeemed, situate at Prladabarir
Near Rochester. tent. Three pieces containing tonne's .acres,
with packing ware.roont.loft, cottage:shed, and six kindred going
fruit trees. Cockles, pipes, pole% and hair cloths, to be takat At a
valuation.—Sold for £1,390.
Freehold Arable Land, land tax redeemed—Flet acres, situate
near the preceding—Alen.
Two ditto nearly adjoining, known as Sandy Hills-490. •
Four ditto, called Chattenden itoughs.--'.41 30.
Ten Acres, situate b the .parish of Salmi Margret,: Ilbseilier,
Kent, containing brick earth and chalk, let at 475 per. an.
sum.—Xl,3lto.
Freeholds, land tax redeemed:—Six Cottages near theiWeiestbig,
of the estimated annual value of Xiio-...fit00. • •.., •
Leasehold.-..N0. 47, York-terrace, Regent's Park, let' to 'Mrs.
-Lynch. for 21 years, from Michaelntas, 18h4, desersanabli it Qx
numbs' notice, at the option of the tenant at:the end ,sitehislint
Amen or fourteen years, at 1451. per annum. Held at a ground
rent of 391.65. for 956 years. Sold subject to a mietrageof 11601
five -per cent. payable on or, *her, jannary 14, IS, philtres
months notice from the niortgaere and the smear of the mart-
gage money aitd interest to Cbriktlfrai annelid to ibe
ser out of his purchate-money.--34904 . • •• - • • •
Life Interest.—The Life Interest of a 'LOT, aged *to the; Om
of 661. 171: being dividi•iJds firm the shin wit 145471. les.•4d. three
and -a half, late fine, per cents, standimin.ske.narne of/TrOatees
Lift instated for 7001. at a pmmitaln of al. 16s. ad.xesly. Palicy
to be assigned purchaser, onveplyment present yfteeireattuns.
.1-7101. • • •• 6: Za."%u
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A dreadful inundation fool flese,aorgriove (Ireland)
last we. k, but fortunately gloves
At the cln,e of the debate Vitfie:Eist Ind E)jouse,
last week, Mr. Jacksou gave notice, that he shoutd ion
the attention of some future Court to what was balled
in Indi o, Suttees, or the assassination of women, by in,
ducing or forcing them to burn therns.lves, underlbe
pretence cif a religious observance. The subject .had
been agitated in Parliament, And he entertained hopes
of its being taken op again early in• the ensuing Ses-
Yon : if not, he pledged him.elf to bring it before the
Proprietors. • •
'file trade rf Bradford yet remains very depressed,
and the number of workmen out of employ is on the
increase, many of the spinners deemiug it 'more pro.
dent, in the present state of things, to dimentsh.the num-
ber of their hands. •
Two of the men recently. convicted of rioting in the
Lie of Man, arrived in town yesterday morning, in the
ctost tdy of an officer belonging to the Island, acid were
safely lodged in Newgate, preparatory to their removal
to the Hulks.
At an auction last week, for the sale of the stock of
Mr. CH A RLIS Herr, a greyhound-bitch war sold 10f no
less than 120 guineas.
• The clause s-) obnoxious to ship owners, is snipended
in the new Smuggling. Act, and -the Lords of the Trea.
lull permit the 4. Licenses for length's to be regulated
ender the old conditions, as if the said Act had never
beers passed, except as to vessels under two hundred
tons, not square rigged.

It is generally —known that the new weights sad
measures will come into operation on the Ist of January
next; but as the duty on seversiorticles is to'bc levied
on the new standard after the sth of January nest, sit
Order in Council, dated the 13th December, provides
that, from the lst to the 6th of January, the Duty, &e.
shall be ;cried at a rate equivalent te'the sew standard.
Tux P Asa oit Tnnosorrks.—Our Readers, and
those of the Fashionable Weald who &elms Bsad-strvist,
sot bag surprised at the crowds they are likely to oneousilir
betWein Grosvenor-street and Brook-street, when they are he,
Lensed that a very admirable Modelonpresestisg the moue.
mot the Essmorebie and interesting historical facts
It. are the subject of Mr. Jamas% Rthiltitleo of Gum-paste Mo.
delling tbs. year. If any efforts were secesenry to add to the
;skinny of this ingenious Artist,. thme he hes used in the present
Menace Must babe his claim initoutestible, in the choice of
ids askjaet laft Ma at mite displayed tuts, judgment, and is intimate
ocquadmems with dusk rearilag- Presuming that most of our
Braden remember how Xsains, the ambitious son and successor
of Mums, after basing overrep- itgypt, determined MI the sub-
jugation of Greece, with which intention he proceeded =impost
shed he snived et Thernsopylat, where be met with the most
mulsebed.for resissence from the Locodonocion General LIBMNIIIMI.
sad *tee Jundrod pliant "arrant, who for three successive days
bristly imalat hiedK••l6o4. of the Pass of Titerntopylesocstn
betrayed,: mid taint' further 'renitence useless, *sr heroically
demonised to tomtits so poses*/ a sleeks. proof their *to-
tipa to 'tie came of kberty and their country. Anist has
selected • that stammost vibes the Grecian sentries- eassnisto, by
sound of .trtiMpes, the Ant movement of the Persian &my. The
Spartans lie sees nishfai a aim., int! bidditig each -other last
farewell, oldie mother of the pantos band ' seOgroriblii the Mk of
his sword erign.ritig no a rock the fallowimg utememble
a' Stranger. go and tell Sparta are died here fa obediisce ritrei,Tat."

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