Star.
London, England, 1812-06-24 00:00:00

ALE BY AUCTION.

ST. JAMES'S PLACE.
COMPACT DWELLING HOUSE, teetipees to the Pash.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garravray's, To-stua Row, June VI, at Twelve,
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a compact Dwedling•house,situate in St. James's
Place, corner of Cleveland:meet, adapted for the residence of
a single Gentleman, or a small Family ; entraining on the upper
storey, three Bed-rants ; second Boor, three Bedrooms ; at the
first storey, a Drawing-room Licitly papered, rorming a Drawing.
Isom and Library, at 6/Leasure ; ground stbrey, r seat Entraossa
hall, good Dining parlour, and Water-closet; Is the basement,
Kitchen, Scullery, Butler's Panrry, Larder, Servants' Hal, Wine,
Coal, and Beer Cellars.
To be e.eved by Tickets; Particulars on the Prentice; at
Csrraway'.J aemt of Mr. Robins, Wsrsvie k.street, G olden square,
of Whom-rldistesfar tteriesseerM had.

STANi.EY HOUSE, CHELSEA.
Desirable rod very eligible RESIDENCE. beautiful Pleasure
Grounds, excellent Gardena, lisle Ponds, Offices, and Meadow
Laud.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gat raway's,To-moaaow,ld:ie at Twelve,
A VERY Desirable and Truly Eligible LEASE-
-1-- HOLD ESTATE; comprising a substantial -htiek•buik
REaIIANCE, called S'T'ANLEY IiOUSF., situate in the King's.
road, Chelsea, recently repaired and beautified, at a considerable
expence, plaueed for the accommodittiOn and fit for the imme-
diate reception of a Family of distinction, within an easy ride of
Town. Hou.e stands back from the road, tacks. d by lofty
walls, a Lawn, Carriage Drive, and Terrace-walk, la front, ezo
cel:ent Offices of all descriptions, Stabling for six Horses' Coach.
houses. Wash-house, Laundry, Dairy, and other detached Offices.
The grounds comprise a very beautiful Lawn at the back.,
a.lornial by Forest-trees, Shrubs, and &ewer-borders, tastefully
disposed, and laid out with gravel walks, ornamented I.y fine
lofty Timber-trees. The Gardens ace very creative, m a high.
state of perfection, abundam ly stocked anti cropped, encompassed
by high walls, clothed with numerous well-selected Fruit-trees.
standards and espaliers, and Fish pea/•e well stored, aid a Mee.
duw adjoining; the whole about tan Acres.
To be viewed by Tian:tr. Particulars .n the Prembes; at
Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-scree:, Gulden-squat,
of whom Tickets for viewing may he had.

RICH N 1., SURREY.
Scarce and Costly antique Furniture, in Ebony Chain and Was,
inlaid with Ivory, superb Bub', Ivory, and Ruse-wood Tables
and Cabioe s, Noble Plcles of MIN Sis'l housand Ounces of
massy Silver Plate, rare old China, pair of Globes,, Guns,
Green and Hot-house Plants, Orange Trees, &c. a Pleasure
Boat, Awning, and other l.ffects.
Ey hie. ROBINS, •
On the Premises, Richmond-Hill, on Monday, July 6, sail
following Day, at Twelve,
THE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
u Service of Massy SILVER PLATE, cortaisiog up.
wards of SIX THOUSAND OUNCEi, scarce and valuable
Antique Furniture, ha Rosewood and Ebony Chairs tnd Sofas,
inlaid with ivory, costly Cabinets and Tables of the Inlerquk de
Buhl; Rose-wood and Ivory Tables and Cabinets, beautifully
inlaid and ha high preservation, Verd Antique and Marble-top
'Fables, on rich carved Frames, Brilliant Plates of Glass, smite
9h inches by 59, pair of-Globes, a band Organ, Indian Gang,
an Eight-day Clock, numerous Green and Hot-house Plants,
Orange frees, &c and other Ethic's, late the Property of the
Mazetris ur Towsrsu tun, deceased, at his Mansion, on Rich-
mond-bill. The Furniture comprises cspital four-post, tent, and
other Bedsteads, with white dinety, china cotton, and other
Furniture*, prime seasoned Feather !Setts and Bedding, of various
descriptions; elegant suits of drawing-room and eating parlour
Furniture, in chintz cotton, damask, and other Curtains, with
draperies; Grecian Couches Sofa*, and Chairs, to match; ex-
cellent Cabinet Articles, in Mahogany and walnut-ttee, la wards
robes and chests of drawers; Pembroke, card, sofa, and sets o(
Dining Tables, &c. • eating Parlour Chairs, in red Morocco;
Turkey, brussels, and other Carpets; numerous Kitchen Requi-
sites, and other Effects.
To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale; Ca-
talogues, at la each, may be had on the Promises; and of Mr.
Rolens, Warwick-surer, Golden square. •

sic.urr,
. A VERY Eligible FAMILY HOUSE, tinfur-
L nidted, newly fitted-up, tepkte wlrh every convenience,
and suitable for the immediate reception et a genteel Family,
situate on the west tide, and must preteratee part of Blackfriars-
goad, not two minutes walk from the Bridge. The Premises
contain on the hutment, a front Kitchen soda Wash-house, with
large reservoir of water, a Copper, fixed, and Kitchen-range ;
large Coal Vaults, Beer, Ale, and Wine Cellars. On the first
flour,a Deawintroom ed bitting-mom, Family Kitchen, and
light ti culler y, with meat-safes, large lead cistern, sink, &c. a dr
taehed•Water.closet on the first landing, and private Entrance.
On the second Boor, thres very airy cheerful Bed roans. On the
third floor, two good Garrets and large useful Nursery, the whole
them wish convenient Clo,et,. Relit 100 Guineas per Annum,
flee from a 1 Taxes, equal to 70 with Tues.
Apply at the Vurnitisre Warehouse, No. 20, Mackfriars-road,
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near Christ Church.

FXTENtiIVg Highlaid ltlreATA SOLD,
▪ soosistift d thor Estates at OLEltififfAL. MORVICH,
aid DOR N IE, situated on the west coast of the county of Ross,
and about 40 mil., from Parr Augustus. These properties CON.
WO in All front Dn,ooo to too,noo Acres of the finest Sheep and
Slack C.utle Pasture in the Highlands of Scotland, with a wird-
dirrable.proponion of good Arable land, which lad, lying Other
on the sea side at Loch Duffels and loch Long, or on the banks
of the Rivers Eichag, Crot, and Shea!, is capable of the highest
improvement, and the most approved sputa of mai:externem .
Several (tithe Farms are out of Lease at Whimsday, Jots, the
,re,t in 1820. These E-tatat cowatn several extensive and
thriving tracks of Wood. and hive valuable kelp shores andSahnow
Fislungs attachedoo them, all of which clan be greatly enhanced
in value by proper management. There areltrdlcations of Lead
and other Minerals, in different parts of the Estates. The who* -
of these Properties is of easy access, on the one band from lbws
sea, and on the other by the new roads now making by the Par-
lignsentary Commissioners from Fort .Augustoe to Skye, and •
from Dingwall to Xylehaken. They are will stocked with..
Came of every kind, Red Deer of the largest site, art moneront
in the mountains; Roes,•Black Oame, Male FoWl, Pternintimi,t
Partridges, Flares, (Alpine and common) are In great *hoodoo:,;
and there and plenty of Trout and Chart In No different *Mb
water lakes. The scenery of these Estates la neatly welders&
the must picturesque and grand in the Highlands. The Rivera
&fatal .and'Croe way •be reckoned. anianget-diolust Sahlois,
glitings in that pet at the kingdom; and Lock Dutch and Lore,
Lone are the best Herring Lochs lu the. View Highlands. per
the accommodation of purchasersolsess Eetatos,..das are el -
which ate contiguous. will be Sold either In olle.101.• af.ffigwrgYs.
• Application may be made to Lord Seatorth, the Proprietor, et
Bmham Castle; Mosses. Madonna • and hioeippellhp+M:
Edinburgh; Alexander Mandril, X*. 44, Partiamonsoireet.
Westniii,ster 7 or Karen lirowo,,Eiti. ids tors.:s.up's Laaustoei
labs.
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SUPPLEMENT To TffsLONDON GAZETTE.

TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1812.
At the Court at Cariton-Huse, the 23& of June, 1811, Present,
His Royal Highness the PRINCL itscasyr in Connell.

• Whereas his Royal Highness the Parma REGENT
was pleased to declare, in the name and on the be.

half of his Majesty, on the 21st &y of April 1812,
44 That if at any time hereafter the Berlin and Milan
• Decrees shall, by some authentic •act of the French
Government, publicly promulgated, be absolutely
and unconditionally repealed, then and from thence.

forth the Order in Council of the 7th of January,
1807, and the Order in Council of the 26th of April,
1809, shall, without any further Order, be, and the
same are hereby declared from thenceforth to be
wholly and. absolutely revoked :".
And whereas the Charge des Affaires of the
United States of America, Resident at this Court,
did, on the 20th day of May last, transmit to Lord
Viscount Castlereagh, one of his Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State, a Copy of a certain Instrument,
'then for the first time communicated to this Court,
purporting to be a Decree passed by the Govern-

went of France, on the 28th day of April, 1811, by
• '
which the Decrees of Berlin and Milan are declared
to be definitely no longer in force, in regard to Ame-
rican vessels.

And whereas his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent, although he cannot consider the tenor of the
said Instrument as satisfying the cond: as set forth

in the said O:dcr of the 21st of April last, upon
which the said Orders were to cease and determine ;
is nevertheless disposed on his part to take such mea-
sures as may tend to re-establish the intercourse be-
tween Neutral and Belligerent Nations, upon its ac-
customed principles—his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma-
jesty, is therefore pleased, by and with the advice of
his Mojesty's Privy Council, to order and declare,
and it is hereby order,d and declared,, that the Order
itr Council bearing dAte the 7th day of January, 1807,
And the Order in Council bearing date the 26th day
of April, 1809, be revoked, so far as may regard
- Americad vessels, and their cargoes being American
prope4ty, from the Ist day of August nest.
But whereas by certain Acts of the Government

of the United States of America, all British armed

vessels are excluded from the harbours and waters of
'the said United States, the anned vessels of France
being permitted to enter therein ; and the commer-
ciaHlttercourse between Great Britain and the said

United States is interdicted, the commercial inter-
course betvhen France and the said United States
having been restored ; his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent is pleased hereby further to declare, in the
name and on the heh.tlf of his Majesty, that if the
GovernMent of the said United States shall not, as
soon as may be, alter this Order shall have been duly
notified by his Majesty's Minister in America to the
- maid Government, revoke, or cause to be revoked,
the said Acts, this present Order shall in that case,
after due notice signified by his Majesty's Minister in
America to the said Government, be thenceforth
null and of no effect.

It is further ordered and declared, that all Ameri-'
can vessels, and their cargoes being American pro-
perty, that shall have been captured subsequzztly to
the 20th day of May last, for a breach of the afore-
said Orders in Council alone, and which shall not
Dave been actually condemned before the date of this
Order; and that all Ships and Cargoes as aforesaid,
that shall henceforth be captured under the said Or-
ders, prior to the Ist day of August next, shall not
be proceeded against to condemnation till further or-
ders, but shall, in the event of this Order not be-

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coining null and of no effect, in the case aforesaid, be
forthwith liberated and restored, subject to such rea.
sonable expences on the part of the captors as shall
have been justly incurred.
Provided that nothing in this Order contained, re-
specting the Revocation of the Orders herein-men-
tioned, shall ke taken to revive *holly or in
_part the
Orders in Council of the 11th of November, 18r7, or

any other Order not herein.rnentioned, or to deprive!
Parties of any legal remedy to which they may be
entitled under the order. in Cotincil of the 21st of
April, 1812. - '
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent is hereby
pleased further to declare, in the name and on the be=
half of his Majesty, that nothing in this present Or.
der contained, shall be understood to preclude his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent, if circumstances
shall so require, from restoring, offer reasonable
notice, the Orders of the 7th of January, 1807, and
26th of April, 1809, or any part thereof, to their full
effect, or from taking such or other measures of reta-
liation against the enemy, as may appear to his Royal
.Bighaess to be just and necessary.
And the Right Honourable the Lords Commis•
sioners of his Majesty's Treasury, his Majesty's Prin.
State, the Lords Commissioners
1 the Judge of the High Court
Judges of the Courts of Vice-
take the necessary measures herein
respectively appertain,
'Signed) Jnas ES °LUX .

.cipal Secretaries of Sr
of the Admiralty, and
of Admiralty, and the
Admiralty, are to take
as to them may respect
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