Star.
London, England, 1801-02-21 00:00:00

To at SOLD 111' AUCTION,

On the s6th day of February• net •, between the Hones of Emu
4nd Eight in the Afternoon, at the SWAN INN, in the Town
of HANLEY, near NEWCASTLE UNDEIL LINE, tUbjEa. to
Conditions to be then produced,
A LARGE, lofty, Modern-built FREEHOLD
BRICK HOUSE (but not in complete repair) with
about half an acre of Land, more or lets, furrounding it ; ate•
ated in the middle of the raid Town of lisuley, which is Well
the centre of the enrollee chain of populous Towns, called The
STAFFORDSHIRE POT[ ERA'S

The Houk ;nay be converted, at a light expence, into a ca-
pital Inn or Hotel; the Lan/ bclonging to it being fulicicntly
fpaeious to ercdt Sublets and wiser Offices.
The groat refort of ftraugers, and the wants of the neigh-
bourhood, male it probable that facts an I.ltAblillament, on a
large Seak, would be highly advantageous.
Further Information may be obtained, from Mr. James
Whitehead, at Hanky Aforcfald.---Hanley, Jan. t s Soh

FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE IN HAMPSHIRE.

TO DI SOLD BY •UCTION,
By MR. WHITE,
At Cutaway's Coffee-Haute, Change Alley, London, on
Wedgelday the 25th day of February nett, at is o'elnek,
A VALUABLE and truly deliralalc FREE.
A HOLD ESTATE, Gtuate in the Parifh of Fifield, in the
County of Southemptoo. diftant onc mile front Weyhill, four
from Andover, fixteen frum Winehefter, and thirteen from
Salifbury,—compriting,
The Manor, or reputed Manor or Lordfhip of Placid. other-
, wife iyrehead, co-campfire with the Patti!, with the Finlay,
I Royalties, and Appurtenances, estenfive and valuable Woods
and WondLutds, abounding with ganee; a gond Manfion or
Farm-Hook, with conunediems Granaries, Dawn Stables,
Out-hooks, Gardens, Orchards, and rich Arable Pafturc and
Meadow Land, in a high Rate of Cuhivatien, and plentifully
fiipplied with line Springs of Water; the Whale containing, by
Admafurement, 422 Acres, 2 Roods, 7 Perches, and «cup!, d
with other Lands, by Mr. Hindle, for a Term which will
Q pire on the loth Day of (Melba,
To br viewed until the fide, by applying to Mr. filiggens.
the Tcoant, of whom printed Partieulan may be bad alio of
addles Johann and Gailtoll, foliciton, quern-Aware, London,
air. Bird, foliritor. Andover • Star inn, Andover ; White Hart,
Salifbury ; White Hart, Wiechefter ; the Printer. of the Sall.
bury Journal, Hampfhier Cbrowitle, and Reading Mercury ;
at the place ta. Lie • and of Mr. White, Prince..ltrant, taw
rs) Gine, Wcftrolt:ller, when a plan nay be lam.

aft. That it is the opinion of this meeting that the ovrt in-
tended to be remedied by Inch act, if any, is (mall, and apv
pears to be more imaginary than real, inatmuch as in all mks
where any bide or din happens to be cut or gaffied in the flay-
ing, the butchers, who are the owners and fellers thereof, are
the greateit, if not the only (offerers, becaufe it hitherto has been,
and will continue to be the cußom, for the tanners and 'kin.
ners to infix:et the hides before they pluvhafe diem, and when
ever any damlge has been done thereto, the butchers are
conitantly obliged to take an inferior price for them—it is
therefore evident, that the butchers are equally interefted with,
If not more fo than, the &inners and tanners in preventing the
ranting of hides.
ally. That fuch adt, initead of increafing, is likely to dim!.
nah the revenue, and the quantity of leather heretofore manu-
fadtured; beesufe from the very great difficulty, if not int.
potability, in preventing the gading of hides, and owing to this
numerous penalti-v incurred theieby, few pceons if say, will
now attempt to !Jaya fallen bealt, the hide or (kin thereof, in
many cafes, not being equal in value to the penalties incurred
by the polka flaying the fame.
idly. That by one clanfe of the Paid ad which reVettell
" the flaying of a &aft below the knee or gambrell;* ;he re-
venue particularly (offers a lots in the duty upon leather, at
meal of four-pence by every bealt, and a great quantity of
leather is thereby alto loft which night he made highly ufeful
in making childrens, and the inner roles of other, aloes.
4thly. That from the operations of this ad, butchers in
general arc prevented from taking and employing apprentices
who are cant:lay regulate in their bufinels, and particularly
in the flaying of heath; becaufe, if not from their inattention,
yet certainly from their inexperience and want of skill, they
cannot avoid occalionalty rattling th- hitts more or ; yet
there is not, even in this cafe, any proviflon or exception in
favour of the butcher, fo as to exempt him from the manifold
penalties that attach to him, notynallanding be is molt evi-
dently the greateft, if not the only (offerer.
tehly. That the Cudadtdoe•not teem tube calculated to pro.
duce any public good, and from its numerous and heavy penal-
ties, is produdlive of much litigation, and is traught with al-
ntoit endlefs trouble and inconvenience to the country butchers,
who by many of its nultaken regulations, and front the ignor-
ance and prejudices of the Infpe Ron appoir.ted under Is, and
from being obliged to attend at ir.;oneenient hours and diftant
ploces of infpeetion, are greatly obi:rutted and impeded in the
free exercF. of their ealhag. . _

6thly. That fuch nit i; alto partial and oppreffive to the
country butch-rs, inafinuch as the butcher in the Metropolis,
and (or fifteen miles round the Royal Exchange in London, aro
wit illy exempt from any of its numerous inconveniences and
penalties, although no fad 'talon appears why they Mould not
be equally rulin4t thereto with the country butchers.
ytoly. That an humble petition to Parliament be prepared
, and Breed, Rating the grievances arifing from the aft, and
praying foe a repeal thereof; and that fuch petition 'kali bo
forthwith trantmitted to the members for the county of Lan-
eager, who Roll be requelted to preterit the fang': to Parlia-
ment immediately.
Bthly. That there refolutlons be intated in the Manehetter
papers, and alto In the S ra a. Sun, Cariiiie, Newcaßia Leeds.
Chafer, Birmingham, and Bath ncsapapers, and that copies
thereof tie fent to the butchers in the did-erect principal towns
In the kingdom, accompanied wi:h a requelt that they will co-
operate with the butchers of the town and neighbourhood of
Mancheftet,ln endeavouring to obtain a repeal of the fame Ad.
othly. That a committee be appointed (or tho purpote of
furthering the objects of this meutng, which 'hail twilit of
the following parfons, any five of whom Mall be a quorum, and
have full power to tran(adt all bufmcfs relative thereto. via
Mr. Samuel Higginfon, Mr. Richard Hi, Mr. Jolts
Moon, Mr. Richard Shiers, Mr. Jahn Marim• dale, Mr.
Robert Proctor, • Mr. Julia Hie:lton, jun. Mr. George Sinitjg,
Mr. Wlllians Pinion, Mr. loho Tarim. Me. aulftwEber
Weatberall, Mr. William Riehardfon, Mr. Thomas Browin-
faq Richard Bowlscr, Mr. Thomas Gould. Mr. Junnlats
iv
Mr. James Oldham. Mr. Leonard Green, Mr. Samuel
Matron, Mr. Thane Harding, and Mr.ltaae Stott.
Tatisly. That • fubfcriptton 'hall he entered Into for the do
fraying of all capaing in preparing sad prefentiug the petition
to Oartiament, and alto for folkitieg ar. all for the repeal, 4
that &all ultimately be forma raven, and that Books at limb.
'griming' an rte at the bout.: of the Laid lbw* Stott.
1 tthi y. That Mr. John Hisslans, Mr William lUnhardisa,
tr,
and Mr. Mac Stott, be the Tuatara% withal
they be requital to
flarti. Polpuris.

FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the London Tavern, Fozhelo•Breet, Plymouth, oa Wed-
nefday, Febru ss, aor, at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon,
THE GOODy BRIG MORGEN STERN.
DIMLN•IONS: Feet. Inches.
BS 3
sS 2
rot

Length
Breadth
Heighth between Deeks
Admeafurea, 255 37-94 Tons.
Depth of Hull (including the Keelfon) r t 0
Detained ou her voyage from Atnfterdarn to Lilbon, by his
Majeity's chips Dec 1 ivroß, and others, and fince condemned
as prize. She is fquare-fterned, Dutch built, and in complete
condition: her Materials are abundant.

She appears a tunable Velrel for Any employ, and may be fent
to fea with very little expense.
For Catalogues, viewing, &e. apply to Mr. John Hawker,
lklerchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, sth Februcry, 180 t.

FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxholc.ftrect, Plymouth,
On Wednectii) , Feb. 35, t got, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
ABOUT One Hundred Tons of FRENCH
SALT; being the Cargo of the Prof ian Galliot JUF-
FROWN; DEDDE, detained on her voyage from France by
his Majelty's hired armed Brig FANNY, I.ieut. W. FRISIIL
Commander, and Snake private fhip of war; and fine con-
demned as prize.—This Salt is of good quality, and will be put
up in fuitable lots for the conucniency of purchafers.
For viewing, Samples, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth.

FOR BALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Fothole-ftrect, Plymouth,
On Wednefday, Feb. as, zßot , at ten o'clock in the forenoon,

FOR RIFORTATICN,
'THIRTY-THREE CHESTS WHITE HA-
VANNAH SUGAR; Seventeen Ditto Brown.
Part of the cargo of the Danifh Chip DRNIIARx, condemned
as prise to hi, Majeßy's hired armed cutter, CONITITUTION
and Swas.—For viewing, Catalogues, &c. apply to Mr. John
Hawker, merchant, Plymouth.

FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foahole-ftrect, Plyntouth,
On Wednefday, Feb. as, 18oi, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
THE Galliot FRANCES, Foreign built; has
a Baia& Regiftex.--Dimenfions :
Length - het r t inches.
Breadth - - sy 4
vePth 7
Admeafures sox 55.93 Tons.
She has lately had a good repair, is an exceeding Itrong
V,kiret, sad well found In all her Materials; her Sails moltly
new.--For Viewing, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant,
Plymouth.—Plymouth, sth Feraary, doz.

STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES.
TO NS SOLD BY AUCTION IN LOTS,

At the Legs of Man Inn, in Builem, in the County of Stafford,
on Tburfday the 26th day of February, tilos ; the Pale to
begin at four o'clock in the Afternoon, preclfely ;
SUNDRY valuable Eflates, Mines of Coal, and
Ironlione, Dwelling-houfes, Potworks, and Premifes, late
belonging to Theophilus Smith, a Bankrupt, 6tuated at Little
Chell, Tunftall, and Burflem, in the @taffordthire Potteries.
This Property combines advantages in itfeif rarely to be met
with; part of the Mines have berg open,cl at a con6derabk
eapence, and may be got to a great breadth. An Engine is
already ercdted for the purpofe, and the Works arc in a ftate
to be immediately re-fumed and Let on foot.
Printed Particulars of the Lots may be bad gratis of Mr.
Willington, No. 3, King's Bench-warcs, Temple, London; or
of Mr. Tomlinfon, Solicitor, at Hanley, In the Staffordfitire
Potteries; where a Map of the principal Elates may be fun,
anti every further Information obtained.

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
J'HE great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS
has gained by his Effessce of Anchovies, and other Rich
Sauces for Filh-Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hafted Calves Heads, Beef
Steaks, Made Dilbes, Wild Fowl, and Game, with many De-
licacies for the Table, Side-board, and Store-room, which are
more fully cYprelred in his Catalogue (he being the Inventor of
them), has induced many perfons to give the fame name to
articki entirely different, which arc vended at many Flops in
London, by perfons who go to the principal Towns in England,
Itcland, and Scotland, to folicit Orders of Tradefmen and Inn-
keepers, who in confequence are often fervcil with a fpurlous
fort, of very inferior quality, which is not only an impofidon,
but a great difappointment to Families who purcharc them with
a view of having good Sauce to their Flik, ice.
N. B. None are his gesuinc, but what have thcfe words on
the label, " Burgefs's Original and Superior Effence of Ancho-
vies, No. toy, Strand, Corner of Savoy Steps, London."
Welt India Merchants, Planters, Officers of the Navy and
Army, fupplied with Rich Sauces of every defcription for Fitb,
liathes, Cold Meats, /cc. Salted Oil, Pickles and Mullard,
Pickled Beef in Rounds and &Acts; Pickled Tripe, &e. &c.
properly prepared for keeping in any Climate, by J. Burgers
and Son, as above, upon the Morten notice.