Star.
London, England, 1805-04-27 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE.

There will be put up to Sale. on Thurfdiy the ad of May next, at
o'Clock, in the Forenoin,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
Friv,te
About itSco Gallon,. &Andy
t 700 Onto Ge: ev a.
36c Dim) Ruin. Legal Strength.
52 Ditto and
Red Port Wine,
378 Bottles
210 Ditto Claret.
426 Ditto Madeira.
6 Ditto Compounds.
466 Pounds Tea.
The Goods to be viewed the day before and Morning tittle Sale,
N. B. Twenty-five per Cent. will hr requi id a; a De,..vit.

ISLE et THANET near to MARGA`...F.
Alba in BOUGIiTON AYLUFF,Iir4r ASHIORU.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTDN,
In the eon& of the Month of May next, in Lots,
Uniefs previoufly dirpofeti of by private Contr. t,

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A FREEHOLD FARM, coniliing of upwards
• of vo Acres, wl:b.in a quarter of a Mile of Marpte.
prefent in the occupation of Mr. Boys. who will (hrw the Ethic ;
end farther particular+ may be had of hint. aad nt Marl Mac.
dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's ion, who are authorifed to receive
proporals for the purchafe. Anna IMO Freehold Farm, at Bough.
tan Aytnff, on the mid from Canterbury to Milord , confiiith g
of ahout,so Acres. In the oceupadon of Mr. Rolfe, who will thew
the Premien; and further particulars may be known as above.

SUSSEX.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, ea tenti we MANORS, elegant

Manfion, Park. and fuorral c10!)1c Finns, at Stl:lftcd.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER,
At °areaway's Coffee•Loufe, on Tuefday, the silt of May, 183 j,
at Twelve o'Clock,

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'HE MagniScent MANSION of STANSTED,
with appropriate Offices, very numerous Gardens, extenfiee
Walls, covered with fruit trees, Confervaturies, Hot-houfe, Pi-
nery, Sucedion, Fuming, and Green houfe4, with the Manor
and Park of Stanßed, containing lox Acres, hic!iiy diainguifbed
fur its hematite! Scenery, ertenfire and Shredded Profpeets, both
of ilea and Laud-the Park anbellilhed with oniamentai Timber,
Tetarks, Lodges, and charming Cottages Ornea, together with
Ehe 7feveral Farms of Lodge, Soma Read, Woodlands, Pond
and Groundo,the Canal and hod: paiture, and intialra
Farms, with the bold and pidurefque Forel! of Staulled, dm-
rounding the Park, amountii,g in the whole to upward. of 4754
acres, in an emeellent Rate of cultivation, of which poffefflon may
be had immediately.
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In point of fitwarion It appears to embrace every °Ned that Is
didirable..-remarkably healthy. anipty fuppiird with the fi•ielt
fpring water, in a neighbourhood id,ghly rLfpettlable, of eaff corn.
munication with the metropolis, at a good diitoice iron a polt
torn, where feveral coaches pats daily, the road. good. The Ettato
and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fox
Hounds, and in a Country much refortcd to for Field Sports.
Defcriptive particulars may be bad after the acth of April, at
the Principal Inns of the Adjacent Market Towns, of Mr. Bain•
bridge, No. 65. Guildford-ftreet; Meffrs Bromley, and Bell,
Gray's Inn, and Chapter Coffee-Huufe, London ; Edward Dawn,
Do. Stanfted; Mars. Butler, flaulaiiti and of Mr. Wcller, at
his General Agency Olßce, Chiclietter.

YORKSHIRE.
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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

The REVERSION IN FEE, expedant on the Deecafe of the
SURVIVOR of g LADY, aged 4c, and a GEN i'LEMAIIs
aged 62, of and in the following very valuable and delirable
ES FATES—comprifing, Firft,
SUNDRY MESSUAGES, BUILDINGS, and
FARMS, with a Water Corn Mill, un a ncvzr-failing dream,
and 5068 Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and Failure-
land, Tythe-free, lying very covipad as Natfcrton, near DrifSeld,
in the Eaft Riding of the County of Yurk, adjoining the Turnpike
Road trom through Driitield to Bridlington and Scarborough,
let to Mars. I.uckup, Jtfferfon, Severs, ect. at Annual Rents or
Values of toad. and upwarth; and alto fundry Qltit and Chid
Rents, and other Manorial Rights.

Alf ), of and In a MESiII;IOE and FARM 'at Lochlngtna,
ne.r Reverley, in the Fait Riding, containing 73 Acres and up-
wards of good Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, and Com-
mon-right thereto belonging, in the Tenure of Mrs. Wilfon; and
ARP attain Tythe Rents payable out of Eftates there: the whole
let at 94 and upwards pc rannum.
Alfo, of and In a moil complete and deferable ESTATE, coin-
priling three fubitantial l"toldings, Mail:ages, and Farms, contain
ing 413 A. 3R. sBP. of molt Lseelicin and highly improvable
Arable, Meadow, and Paßure Land, Tythe-free, lying in a Ring
Fence, at South Noline, near IVlalton, in the North Riding of the
County of York.

Alfo, the Re:arum a:pedant as aforefaid, et, In, and to a
LEASEHOLD MESSUAGE and FARM at Tholthorp, near
Sheriff Hutton, in the Nurth Rnting, containing no Acres of
good Arable, Meadow, and Failure La.,d. now let to Jonathan
Oarky, at (*about the Rent of 5091. and which Premifes are
held kring the Liras of the above-mentioned Lady, aged Forty
Tears, ltd two healthy Gentlemen, aged shout 33 Years rub.
Alfo the Reeerhof. expectant as aforefaid of and in the I Y F.S
if STILLLNOPLEEt in the County of York, fut. let at 177 i.
per annum dyeing the Lire of a gentleman aged urwardo of
Sixty Years.
N. B. The Proprietor vs4,4.l2eve n 9 ohjedinn to fell any of the
abort Vistas for an Annuity, durirjg the joint I jvcs of a Lady,
aged Forty Years, and a Gentleman aged ab.nit Thirty-one Years.

To treat for the fame, and for further particulars apply to
.Meirra. forftee, Cooke, and Frere, No. 6, Lincoln's Inn, Los
'dant and to Mr. Jame% Land Agent, Wellborn, near Strat-
iltd, s4rP" 11114 04`• ff,6A7 'AV'S "."°41.4 Jan, I.4.naa.n.

PARI.4,IIEAT4I2r PROLLEDLAGS.

il )ITSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, APRIL 26.

The eonfideration of the important /Viva! Caule, Ca•hcset,
Bart •. the Earl of Canine being returned, Mr. H. I. aline %VA.;
f (fiber, and at very great kngth, heard on behalf of the Noble
Ittctptindeat—and Weiler confirnsation of the cafe adjourned ill
Monday. _ _ .

The coo 11,!-ration of the Appeal C.ofe, RCllillgtoll Ir. Rtdiirig-
tots, a as tatd for the 9th of May.

WEST-I.:DIA ACCOUNTS.
The Earl of SUFFOLK, after &only adverting
to a recent communication which he had with a No-
ble fiecietary of State, then in his place, obferved,
fhould have to move their Lordlhips with refpat
to the produCtion of certain very important public
accounts. He was aware that documents of this
nature fhould not in general be produced, except
adequate Parliamentary or public grounds were
laid for their expolition. In the prefent in lance, he
was confident the ground he thould proceed on was
unohjeetionable in there points of view—it was no leis
than that of public delinquency, which, he had reafon
to think, he could make appear, in cafe the documents
lie fhould forthwith move fur were granted to him—
and this confideration, withoat going farther, he
would aver, was an adequate and fufficieat reafon
for their production. The Noble Earl then moved,
That an humble addrefs be prefented to his Ma-
jetty, praying that he would be gracioufly pleated to
order that there be laid before the Houfe, an account
of all Monies and Sums drawn from the Weft Indies
upon his Majelly's Tresfiiry, from the i ft of Decem-
ber, 1798, to the tR of December, 18cNa, fpecifying
the amount of the refpedive drafts, the time of their
being refpeilively drawn, and the different times of
payment."
Lord HAWKESBURY laid, he did not rife to
°pp.& illr motion, the natnre cf which the Noble
Earl had communicated to him a few minutes !ince,
but to exprefs his opinion generally, that documents
of the kind limli not be produced, unlefs fame ade-
quate Parliamentary or public grounds were laid for
fuck produelion. Such motions fhould not be made,
as he feared was fometimes the CitiC, idly, or upam
light graands. For independent of other impor-
tant confiderations, it thould be recolleCied, that
filch pro. eedings induce great inconvenience at dif-
ferent pith is offices, and fometimes fn as materially
to interfere with the limitary difhatch of public bii-
finefs. To the prefent motion he had no objeelion
—nor did he mean, in any thing laid, the leaft to
call in quAion the general right of Parliament, on
fulticient grounds, to call for official information—
snore elpecially in what (ar.d which was peculiarly
ci.nithutionally its province), concerned the
I L 1.•;..• peilditti, e.
she Ear! of 6LI FFOLK acqiiiefied in the °bier-
-4,i heN &cretary of State. There was
r • expreGoo which, he laid, ha was lorry had fallen
. hint, eamely, a motion idiy uta,te. This by no
moans r oild apply to that which lie Lad jolt fulnit-
led to the Haute ; for, if lie ware not greatly mil.
taken of mifinfarincd, lie could ground opan the
documents moved for, a charge of deliaquency on
the part of the 'freatto y.
Lord HAWKESDU RV explained, that it was
obviatis, that what he hated ;;;•nerally could not be
;wended to apply to the Motion of the Noble Earl,
it:al:much as he exprefsly Itated he did not s-Lean to
opiiole
t ;aeftion was then put, and the A-ddrefs or-
dered accaidingly.
On the motion of the LORD CHANC6tLOR, who re-
prefented that an immenie niimbar of Appeals were
Leff.: e the Houfe, a Committee was appointed to
meet on Tuciday, to :A: into consideration the hate
of the Appeals and Writs of Eu rut before the Honfe.

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