Star.
London, England, 1814-11-16 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

MESSRS. HOGGART and PHILLIPS re.,
spectfetly inform the Public, tbat the SAIL of the
LAS t' MARK. 1:s I ATK, in the County of, bootee:at, ;Aver-
tiscd to take ',lace at the A•Jetion Mar', Loudon, on Friday, the
len instant, is unavoidably POS I'PONED mud further notice.
13risad-s!reri, Nov. to. 1814.

'4IYE and DEAD STOCK, and IMPLEMENTS, FINI`•
POTATOES, HAY, and CORN in the STRAW, DORLEY,
about 'Miles from HOUNSLOW, and three from
UXBRIDGE.

By Messrs. HOCGART and PHILLIPS,
Oa the, Premises, Te-mortitow, November 17, at Eleven, by
order of the Trustees,
HE valuable LIVE and DEAD FARMING
rr
STOCK and UTENSILS, of Mrs. AN. W Fit ANCES HAM-.
moms ; comprising upwards of Thirty Leads of Wheat, and
Eighty•four Quarters of Oats in the Straw, upwards of Forty
Loads of prime Meadow Hay, and ::even Loads of Clover, well
got in. a Rick of Barley, Peas, and Tares, for seed, a Rick of
Pea Fodder, a large quantity of excellent Potatoes. Eleven Strong
Draught Horses, flour Cows, and a fine young Bull, Waggons,
Carts, Ploughs, Harrows, Rollers, and a variety of useful Farm-
ing Implements. The Auctioneers are authorised to receive bid-
dings for the Farm.
N.B. The Grand Junction Canal runs through this Farm,
which affords the facility of water carriage for the removal of the
Lots.
To be viewed one day previous to the Sale., and Catalogues
had on the Premises; at Charlton's, Hounlow ; the Black Dog,
Bedfont ; George, Hayes; Red Ition, Southall; Bush, Staines;
White Horse, Uxbridge; Jack's Coffee-house, Mark-lane ; Rose,
Smithfield; Cock, Haymarket; of Messrs. Kaye, Freshfield and
Kaye, New Bank •touildings and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phil-
111,s, No. tit, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

LIVE and DEAD STOCK, and IMPLEMEN T:, FINE.
POTATOES, HAY, and CORN in the STRAW, SU rroN,
near HOUNSLOW, MIDDLESEX.

By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, on Friday, November 18, and following Days,
ilun.layex valuablece ed)zitvEEleveann,dbyporEler opt the 'Trustees,
TFAERMING UTENSILS, of Mrs. ANN FRANCES Ham-
-7.10 D ; consisting of about Twenty-seven Loads of Wheat,
Ninety Quarters of Oats and Barley off fourteen Acres, in the
Straw, Beans, long pods, for seed, off tweive Acres, Thircy-two
Loads of prime Meadow Hay, and Forty-two Loath of Clovtr
well got in, a quantity of fine Potatoes, Waggons, Carts, ten
strong Draught Horses, three Cows, Pioughs, Harrows, Rollers,
and various useful Implements; also a quantity of Houselund
Furniture, lhe Auctioneers are awhorised to receive biddings
for the Farm.
fo he viewed one thy prev;cnrs to the Sale, and Catalogues
had on the Premises ; at Charlton's, Eilitaslosv ; the Black Dog,
Bedfoot ; George, Hayes; Red Lion, Soutnltall .; Bush, Staines;
White tints -, Uxbridge; aclr's Coffee-bouse, Mat k-lal ;12 use,
Sni:thfi:id I Cock, Haymarket; to Messrs. Kaye, rreslitield and•
Kaye, New Bauk.buddings ; and of Nlessrs Hogsarr. and Phillips,
No. 68, Old Broad-street, Royal Licltange.

IVIARKEr GARDENERS, &c
Capital FARM uittin four 'Miles of the Metropolis, in the
COUN FY of qiItREY. _ _

To be LEI' to the highest 'Mier, of an Annual Rent, fur a
Termof :,even Years from Christmas next,
By Messrs. HUGGART and PHILLIPS,

At the Mart, on Friday, November 25, at Twelve, In One Lot,
FHE whole of TULSE HILL FARM, contain-
in about One Htesdred and Seventy Acree of prime Land
in equal propornous of Meadow, Pasture, Garden Ground, and
Arable Land, lying :og, titer, wiilva four miles of London, at
Brixton, near Knights Hill, and contiguous also to the high road
from Horne Hill to Norwood, with a Farm house., Barn, Sta-
bling, and Out-buildings, Garden and Orchard, late in the occu-
pation of Mr. Barron:tr.
To be viewed, and Particulars had 15 days prior to the Sale,
of Messrs. M:ddleton and Bailey, Paradise-row, Lambeth ; at
the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and PWWps, 62, Broad.
street.

EXCELLFN r FARM, IN 'CHE COUNTY OF SUSSEX, ter
be LET for a term of IS Years, to the highest Bidder of an.
Annual Rent.

By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPTS,
At the Mart, on Friday, December 9, at Twelve,
kJTONE-END FARM, seventeen miles from
Lewes, 19 front Brighton, seven from East Grinstead, near
lienfi..ld, in the Parish of West Heathley, and 33 from London,
etintaining together Two Hundred and Furey-seven Acres of
exc.llent Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, with a large Farm
House. which might, with a I.ttle expense, be rendered a Resi-
dence suitable fora Gentleman; large Barn, Stabling, and nu-
merous Out-buildings, recently put into good condition. The
House is placed upon an eminence, commanding a fine view of
the South Downs, and the country around is marked with a va-
riety of beautiful Landscapes. Possession may be had at Miami-
mat,iBls.
o be viewed, Particulars had at the Greyhound, Croydon ;
the White Hart, Godstooe ; , East Grinstead; the Inn
at New Chapel; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phil.
lips, 62, Old Broad-street ; where a Plan may be seen.

NORTH RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATES.
By Mr. WILLOCK,
At Etridge's Hotel, In the City of York, oh Wednesday, the 2Sd
instant' at Twelve o'Clock, in Fourteen Lots,
QUNDRYVeryEligittle FREEHOLD and chiefly
kJ TITHE-FREE ESTATES, most desirably situate as West
Ness, Nunnington, Muscostes, Stonegrave, Cawton, and Ho-
vinglram, five miles from the Market Towns of Helmsley and
Kirby Moorside, ten from Mahon, and the Foss Navigation at
Sheriff Houton, twenty from the City of York, and on exceed-
ingly good Roads t.--sConsi.ting of SEVERAL COMPACT
FARMS, with EXCELLENT FARM-HOUSES, DARNS,
STABLES, and convenient FAR MS TEADS, and sundry COT-
TAGES and TENEMENTS, containing altogether upwards of
ONE THOUSAND ACRES, of Rich Grazing, Meadow, and
Arable Land, mostly Tithe-free, and in the occupation of very
respeCtable Yearly Tenants, Who are under Notice to quit at
Lady-day nest.
Mr. "I homas Skinner, of Nunnington, will show the Estates,
and give Particulars and Plans of each Lot ; they may also he
had at the Swan, at Helmsley ; White Horse, Kirby Muorside ;
Blue Bell, at SeLlsorough ; Husbapd's inn, at Milton ; Etridge's
Hotel, at York ; Rose and Crown, at Easingwold ; Golden Fleece,
as l hicsk; Crown, at Boroughbkidge; Huta, at Leeds; of Mr.
, II miphries, Land Agent, at Ripon; of Mr. Sheardown, Printer,
at ; of Messrs. Daulon and Wrati.law, Solicitors,
Saville place, New Burlington-street ; and of Mr. Willotk, No.
23, Goldemsquare, London.

PARK-PLACE, A COMPACT' FAMILY RFADENCE,
IT; the most fashionable and beautiful part of Windsor Forest,
near the Prince Regeot's New Cottage,
By Mr. DANIEL SMITH,

At his Great Room, in Alderman's Walk, London, on Friday,
November 25, at Twelve,
PE AT much-admired FREEHOLD RESI-
DENCE, PARK-PLACE, host comfortably planned for
a small genteel Establishment; comprising a very substantial uni-
form House, containing four Rooms on sack boor, with suitable
Offices, capital Stabling fur ten Horses, standing for three Car-
riages, Green-house, and numerous Oat-buildings' surrounded
by about 14 Acres of Pleasure Ground, Kitchen Garden, and
Meadow Land, part lately allotted, capable of being considerably
improved and ornamented; the Premises are situate at Bishop-
gate, a favourite spot, about three miles from Windsor, and stand
upon a commanding eminence, verging into the Park,with which
they communicate by a private gate: the Scenery from the back
ground bursts like enchantment upon the view, and this eye is in-
stantly caught with rapture by a bold romantic glade, opening
amidst the most picturesque retirement, upon an expanse of vale
beneath, abounding in all the variegated beauties of the forest,
and crowned With the distant but magnificent grandeur of Wind-
sor Cask.
The Estate may be viewed with Tickets only, which, with
Particulars may be had of Daniel Smith and Son, Surveyors,
Windsor, and Aldernian'rvalk, adjoining New Broad-etreet and
Bishopspte Clterchlard; Particulars may also be had at the
Lush, S:alnes ; and Hatchett's Hotel, Piciadilly.

SALES BY ArtTION.

TO FLORISTS AND CONNOISUURS.
DUTCH RODFOUST ARKIVED FROM HOLLAND.

To be SOLD by AUCTIOP4, by Mr. ADAMSON,
To aswaitow, November 17, 1814, at Half-past Ode precisely,
at the Auctiou Mart,
OUR THOUSAND DUTCH ROOTS in ex-
cellent condition, cons sting of Double and Single Hyacinths
Nardsaus, Jonquils, early Tulips, &c.— To be viewed the Morn-
ing of Sale; Catalogues had at the Mart; and of Mr. Adamson,
58, Fen chnrch-s:rmt.