Star.
London, England, 1812-06-29 00:00:00

.SALES BY AUCTION.

• If.kLE OF •Gi.A/11eR 0.4 W.
• TO BE SOLD BY Au,rnorr,
In thnlonot`h of Aura* next (unless prelllolsly &Tose! or br
Pritate Contract, of wh!ch due ticu.re will by givru).
CEVERAL Capital ES:r.Vrt#:S, in the Pariihes
01 West Llantwltt, Ewerny, Liangan, Colwii.s:nne, Peuar h,
Conan, LTandough, I.as rrourk, St, Al.l.r.ws, %lin hit llovals,
liantiissent, and Liaud.dr; al.n see eril 1 lotr•es in the twat. of
Cardiff; co uainin; ahout 1.:;J; /terra ; Ow
with the Manny. 01 I.lllllWitt, and Pe! • t:•.--•
144rticola.v will momo pbrahtd.—A, ly •;Viossrs. irVebb,
Webb, at.,l Atwo )1, Sall,hury.

CANAL SHAPES, SUN }TIE-GPI:10E. SUN 'AFT. A -
bURANCE, ROCK ASJURANCE, and CliAt:E WA i ER.
MINE SiiAkE, •
To be SQi.D by AUC I lON, by Me. SCOTT.,
On Frid.r, !My :1, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mari • -
't RAND TRUNK CANAL; four S:,attl, cU.
N--41 viding £45 net ; Grand 1u ion, to data, livid rot Li
net; eacit expected to increase ;Mootan•nerv. Ellessu-re,Thasa
and Seven! Canals and Rork ALlittra: Si;4l ; Sem I`u-,-001-7. •,
Sbatt.s, dividing 10s. per share tWrar ; Stmt.& Astara.co.
75 ditto, and three Sivy-fourth Shares in Chaceweer Copper
anti Tin Hine, near Rttlroth, In Cornwall, pradocitts large
quanities cf Ore, a vtry increasing C inc
Particulars at lirchttt's lintel, Pica illy ; at the Mart; and
of Mr. Scott, SS, Neve Bridge.ivreet.

0311 ED,. SURREY, NEAR GDS PONE. .
COMPACT FARM, COTTAGP, AND BLACK iht [Tire
StIOP and LAND, with COMMON RIGHI'.
By Mr. ROB:N4,
At Garraway's, on Wedneclal., ltd' t, at Twelve,
A COMPACT FREEHOLD r.TATE, called
SIiEPHERD's BARN, .it How Gretn, in the
Parish of (lima, near Goilstune, in the Coup' y of :torn y; coin.
prsing a elinfortahle Co4te a Blacksmith .hh.,p, hare.
stable, Cott. Shill, and a &WA Gar et!, wi. h sundry Encloser.
of Meadow Arabic, ani Coppice Loot!, euntainhig newly le
Aere4, midis Right or Common.
To be viewed, I.y applying to Mr. Tirrel, pa :he Premises, of
whom PartiAtlarr, nt.y be had; at the Witte dart, Godatottr;
King'. Arms anti Grey-hound, Croydon; r. Garr way'.; wt.! t
Robins, Warwick.s. meet, Golden square.

HANTS, BE FWEBN SOUTHAMP CON, KIMSEY,
AIND WINCHES FER.
Extensive 11Ianore, Capital Freehold and Leasehold Estrus, 111‘
glide Ccntags Residence, Saudry Cottagvs, dtc, Land.t..x
deemed. By Mr. ROBINS,
'At Oen avray's on Wednesday, July 1, at Twelve, in Lots,
I "HE very 6e.irable and Valuable FREEHOLD
and LEASEHOLD IS rATEs, upwards of One I bonsaust
Six Hundred Acres' the hin..ois of Sii AkIBLEHUR S ot
-I OWN HILL. and Hy CIL; the Manor (4AL:rad :DR -
:ulth the Fishery ;tithe two. !reign) estendii.g over a kw track
of country, and ithoutid.ng with Game, thriving Planta ions, a
Family Cottage Residence,Oarden, and .Lanels and sundry most
eligible Farms lying compact, and in a fine state of cultivation,
goad Farm-houses, and all necessary Out buil.tags, part in hand;
other on Lease for terms -and fir lives; and sw.dry Coteig a,
situue in a most beautiful and Zieeiralde part of the C7utity :or
'itesidence. TOwnkell is in the learisb of Soteh Stoneham, three
milei from Southampton, I t from Weacheater, four front 80. ley.
and eight from Rutni.-y. The principal part of tile I.ands ank
let to respeceable Tenants, and are very he:proveable..
May be viewed fiy ainslying to John ling, the Bail ff, at Town.
hll/2 wbete patticulars 11147 betted; and-at 'lie'Nett lon. West.
cid; Dolphin, &tuella:ninon Crown, Ba.tosstoke; Fountain
and Crown, Portsmouth; Pu,h, Farnham ; Dtanexy s, Hartford.
bridge; White Hart, Salisbury; of Messrs. Blake, Wbite,•and
Ainge, Solici•urs, Este--street, &land ; at Garraway's; and At
hr. Robins's, Warwitli.strect, Golden.square, where a plan of
the Estate r. ray be seen.

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-T a Gsneral MEETING of the TANNERS,
► resident is the County of oxroi4D, holdcu at the Blue
• Boar Inn, Oxford, on the _7th Day of June, 1812, for the pur-
11011C of taking into consideration the proposition of the Cos 1.4.
Cat.i.oe Of the Exciteousa, for Doubling the Duty on Leathir,
-Mr. 1 HONIAS FOX 13RICKNELL, Chapman.
It was Resolved Unanimously,
I. That it is the opinion of this Meetirg that the proposed
Duty will. if carried into effect, be extremely injurious to the
I.pat her Traie; and operate as a partial and oppressive Tax an
the Manu'acturer. •
11. '1 hat it will diminish the Exportation of all Articles manu-
.
factured oftesthir, particularly of low-priced Shoes and Boots,
which at present turntshcsempioyment to many thousand persons.
111. 'I hat the proposed Ts: would fall peculiarly heavy on the
Lower C!asses, inasmuch as the Shoes worn by the Labouring
. Poor, notwithstanding they are of the cheapest materials and
coarsest workmansb p, yet being double the weight, they pay
double the Duty otahoseworn by the higher ranks of People.
. .

IV. hat it would give a decided advantage to the :rid; Tan-
rer, who at present pays a lower Duty.tban the English Tanner;
and if the former slpii'd pay only One Penny per Pound, while
the latter shuuld pay Threepence, the competition between Eng-
land'and Ireland would be rendered more unequal than it is at
?resent, and thus enab'e the kW% to undersell the British in all
Articles of Leather Manufacture is every Market in the world,
while it would prevent the British from affording so high a price
for the Raw Materials.

V. That upon the whole, t►e proposed additional Duty on
Leather appears not to have been duly comiderod, as it is a Tax
alga', though often sugge3ted, our ablest Financiers have always
reji cted as,contrary to the maxims of sound policy.
VI. That for the foregoing reasons, this Meeting will, by every
Constitutional Measure, oppose the said Tax, in order to prevent
it from being carried into a Law.
VII. That 200 Copies of these Resolutions be printed, and a
Copy sent by the Secretary to lobo Pane, Esq. and Lord.Franeis
Almaric Spencer, the two Ct unty Members, also to the Right
Hon. Sir William Scott and the Right Hon. Charles Abbott, the
two University Members, and also to Francis Burton, Esq sad
John Ingram Lockhart, Esq. the two City Members for Oxford,
and that the Secretary, on behalf of this ?Selecting, do request
those Members support In opposing the proposed atielitiosal Tax
In Leather.
VIII. 1 hat the above Resolutions be inserted in the STAR and
Times Papers, and also in the two Oxford Papers.
IX. That a SecouJ General Meeting be holden at the Blue Boar
bin, on Thursday next, ad of July, at One o'Clock.
X. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman
for his attention to the Interest of the Tanners.
By Order of the Committee,
GEORGE CECIL, Secretary.