Star.
London, England, 1802-03-11 00:00:00

NEW SORT OF WHEAT.

A NEW fpccits of Red ltiheari;offered to the
Curious, which has the following molt valuable proper-
tits It thrives full as well if town in the Spring as in the
Annunn.-1. It ripens near a month Cotner than Englith Wheat.
—3. It gives a much larger incrcafe, full one-fourth more on an
acre than any Englith Wheat; and, if managed according to the
printed cliredions inddfed with it, it is wunderfully
Its Orin is tender and thin, its flour very white and fine, and its
talk rcullarlyfweet. _ _

Bags of this feed, from which twenty bulbels may be etrf .
ed in return, are fold for los. 6d. at Crocker's, St. Alban's.
ltreet, Pall-mall, with printed particulars inclofed, of a new
Method of cultivatir.g Corn, by which an immenfe expence is
Paved, and yet the returns are 30 per cent. more than by tbs
common methods.—No Credit..Puy Pottage.

IL FRACOME, DEVON.
-FOR the Benefit of the Underwriters on the Ship
A. Europa, of Laucaflcr, wrecked on the azd ult. on the
BuU Point, in the Parifh of Morthoe,
On Wednefday the 17th inflant, at Eleven o'clock in the
Forenoon, the Wreck of the laid Ship will he Sold by Auition
at this place.—For Particulars apply to Mr. Lee.
Ilfracombe, March 6, z&. a.

FERME ORNEE, GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE ;And
AMPLE BUILDINGS, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WM. SHARP, SON, and KIRKUP,
At Garraway's, on Montby, March zs, at Twelve,

AFERTILE FARM, of toB Acres, about lei
of which are Freehold, and the remainder Copyhold, con-
fifting of rich arable and paftnre Land, in the higheß Rate of
Cultivation, lying compadt within a Ring Fence, near the High
Road, with the advantage of conveyance by the London and
Norwich Coaches.—A modern, genteel, and convenient Dwel-
aling-houfe, called Aihford Lodge, with all requifite attached
Pnd detached Offices, feated on a lawn with Garden and lira
aloud, and fringed with young thriving Plantations, continued
haong the front of a large Court-yard, prefenting to view a
handfome range of Buildings, containing Coach-honk, Statks.
Barn, &e. forming a fereen to the Farm-yard, moll judicionfly
placed, in which is another capital and newly erected Barn,
capacious Granary, Cart-lodgr, Piggery, &c. fituated in a
beautiful rich country abounding with Game, near feveral
packs of hounds, and in the vicinity of feveral principal Towns,
being thirteen miles from Colchriter, (even from Sudbury, one
from Hal tend, forty-nine from London, and within a morn-
ing's ride of Newmarket, forming a defirable property to the
Pradtical Farmer, Sportfman, or a Family requiring a com-
fortable Refidence, with an adequate portion of Land.
The Buildings, Gates, and Fences are in excellent repair, the
greater part of the Land has been recently drained, and two
new Cottages crafted at the extremity of the Litate, which is
equally calculated for pleafure and for profit, is well fupplied
with fine Water, fubjea to moderate Payments in lieu of
Tythes, and to only Bs. Land-tax, the remainder having been
redeemed.

To be viewed feven days preteding the Sale; Particulars may
be had on the Premifes ; at the George, Halitead ; Rafe and
Crown, Sudbury; Cup, Cuieheiter; of the Printers of the
Chelmsford, Ipfotich, Born and Cambridge Papers; of Mr.
Gilfon, Chelmsford; of Mars. Dann and Tcafdale, Solicitors,
Threadneedie-itreet, and of the Auctioneers, No. 32, Winchef-
ter-arca, where a Plan of the Eftate may be ken.
N. B. On the 17th of March and two following days, the
Furniture, Plate, Linen, Books, Wine, and Farming
_Stock,
will be difpofed of en the Pretniks by Public AuCtion.