Star.
London, England, 1823-03-22 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, BRIGHTON.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
At this Post, on TUESDAY, the Ist day of April, 3111,
THE under-mentioned Seized and Condemned
GOODS, for Home Consumption, and at any sum equal
to the Duties on the Articles respectively:
About 38 Gallons Brandy, legal stsengtb, for Dealers.
1986 Gallons Geneva, ditto, ditto.
Gallons Geneva, for private use only.
33 lbs. Verdigris. 4 Nests Japanned Boxes.
124 Coloured Prints. I Carved Ivory Card Case.
142 Plain Prints. 6 oz. Ostrich Feathers.
I Map. 5 Feather Tippets.
23 Coloured Drawings. 2 Pairs Steel Bracelets.
2 Leather Belts. 14 Bead Purses.
2 Bead Reticules. 1 Musical Snuff Box.
2 Scent Bottles. It Bone Fans.
2 Pairs Scissors.
The broken-up

roll of one Boat.
FOR =PO ILT4 TION.
About 825 Yards Silk, and 26 Pieces Bandanna Handkerchiefs.
ALSO, 101. MR DO
11 Books Prints. 7 lbs. Unbound Books.
554 Plain Pilots. 6 lbs. Bound Books.
958 Coloured Prints. 2 Parcels sweated Beads.
St} Yards Stained Paper. 5 'Pasteboard Boaes.
99 .Maps. 1 Opera Glass.
I Piece Earthenware. 2 Gallons Vinegar.
15 Packs Cards. 3 Drinking Glasses.
6 Picture, under 2 ft. square. 1 Bottle Brandy.
31 Coloured Drawings. 1 Pint Eau de Cologne.
A part of which, if not fetching a sum equal to the Duties,
will be immediately offers for Exportation.
A deposit of £25 per cent. will be required.
The Poods may be viewed (in (Ace hours) on the Day be.
fore and the. Morning of Sale. -

PORT OP' ExETsR.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
(By Order of the lion. Connuissioneii of his Majesty's Customs),
At the Cestom-Howe, in &etre, on Festal-, the .4th day of
'April next, atElevea &Cloak in the•Fotenoon,
T' VOL-LOW'I'NG GOODS, viz.
BRANDY, 1341 Gallons, under Proof.
G.E.N.F:VA, 98 Ditto, ditto.
And a Quantity of OLD STAVES, cut up for Fuel.
On SAITURDAY (the following
_Day), at the Custom-House, in
TOPS' M, at.Tbree o'Clock in the Afternoon,
BRANDY,.4e Gallons, under Proof.
A BOAT, called Ake Hopes Of Seaton, burtben 6 72-94 Tons,
.with ber Materials.
A BOAT, ca:led the Mary, of Deere, butthen 2 13-94 Tons,
sr:th her blatrrials.
The brokrn-up HULL of a BOAT, called the Passe de
Poche, with her Materials; and a Quantity of OLD STAVES,
c.,t up for Fuel.
N.B. The Spirits will not be Sold rot less than the Import
Duties—Custom-Howes Racier, March 17%1823.

RING STREPT, ST. JAMES'S-SQUARE.
VALUABLE AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY.
WHE Valuable LIBRARY of MISCELLANEOUS
1 LOOKS of JOHN DAWES, Esq. deceased (removed
from his Residence in Hertfordshire, fur convenience of Sale),
WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. ROBINS, f
(Of Warwick House, Regent street),
On the Premises No. 19, King-street, St. James's-square, on
WEnsixsn.sy, Premises,
f.. 6, 1823, and following Day, at Twelve
o'Clock (By Order of the Executors).
The Library embraces every useful Dranch of Literature :
comprLin,g, among the Folios and Quartos the Works of Tillot-
son, Ottley, and Tornkins's Gallery of Engravings; .De Foe's
I listory of the Uninn; Wilkins's General Atlas; a large and va-',
luable Collection of Newpapers, during the most eventful period
of the late Wars; the Sportsman's Cabinet, fine Plates, by Scott
Sickling's Digest of the Laws of the Customs.
The Octavos.—Gibbon's Roman Empire, Pindar's Works,
the Pal linmentary History and Debates, from the earliest Pe-
riod, Dodsley's Annual Register, Theatre, Shak-
speare's Plays, Dryden's Works, Pope's Works by Warburton,
Voltaire's Works, Pitt and Warten's Rollin s. Ancient and
Itornart.llLtory, Home'o History of England, European Mass-
er'', a Set of the Edinburgh • 11.evLw, Walpole's. Anecdotes,
Lord, Byron's Wokks, Voyage de Anacharsis, a variety of the
not ealebratcd Novels, Ice. litc.
May be viewed on;Nonday and Tuesday preceding,the Sale;
and Catalogues, at,Onellsiging each, to be had on the, Premises,
and .of •Islrgtobins,. No. 170,' Regent-street, opposite Old Bur-
lington-stret•.t.

IttatUria.- Or .IWE NORM) AND -311VSNItir
,truvippept4pSi PIM ANNUM,.

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SECURED ON r HOW' ESTATES: IN THE
• -OFIaRECON.

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TA )111 $,014P • BY 111.7C,X10N,
fir.
.watwiqk-oow. Jl/4stentotreet,)
At Civkavtay:s colrozbekta4e,
.G143ue74110y. Cornbll),
On T4tioctprr ,Tlareh 47. .1443, .at :twelve o'clock,
A 5 /ANNUITY ciF HU,NDAAD 'AND
SitYlliNTY,Fint POLTN,DS per.Aonum. ihogged•on
Freehold: ilotows in ibe..cnonty of Avon, .ajd )47alple
LendotO.:(rese• arid .rAttar/g aryftdCditztion whotooover,
duriog, the litepf oP4,;ndents,n n0d.43 ycars.
Particolata: may ,heipt4d At Clarraway!s;-And;of Nr. Sabina,
170, I.Leotossirest.

ii43IMERSMTH.

Dmut.vgig poromplp E,STATA EQUAL TO
.74ERPQ41).

SP OE SOLD 41YrAUCTfON,
1dr..20111245.
(Of Varwick,ikase, Regent4treet),

At Garraway's Ca/erg-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
Tesoasokr, the 97th Msrch, 1895, at Twelve &Cluck, in One
Lot,
ADrAIRIBLE-CQPYHOLD ESTATE, equal
to Freehold, held Under the Bishop of London, situate at
11AAIMERSM1T11, it? the county of MIDDLESEX ;
Comprising a. Dwelling Itouse, with Fore Court, and large Gar-
den at the bark, in the occupation of -Mr. Watkins, "Butcher, on
Lease, which wilftxplte at Michaelmas, 18:6; a commodious
roomy Dwiling-Ilouse, with large 6chool.rootn, and Doernitoty
over, Flay-ground, Fore-court, Mad Garden at the back ; in the
occupation of Miss'lletting, on Lease for the same term.
To be viewed by 1-ave of the Tenants, of whom particulars
maibe,had ; at the Angel, and Coach -Office, Ilasumerunith ;
at .Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Itegebt-street.

PA N-BURY:MFA DOWS,

Adioining the Road from 13AN BURY to 'DAN/ENTRY and
NORTHAMPTON ;
UPWARDS OF FIFTYzr MR ACRES
Of ace rich Bleadow•Land, bonnZed by the Rivet Claarweii.

.By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regvnt-street),
At the Red,Lion, in the Town of Banbury,
On Tom:soar, thesd.April, 18433, at One o'Clock„
By Order of the Executors of the Rev. W. Simmer Wiwi',
deceased,
In Eii,ht Lots, for the convenience of Purchasers:
A VERY :VALUABLE FItEEHOLD ESTATE,
TILE BANBURY MEADOWS,
Situate adjoining the Town of Banbury, in the Parish of'
Warkworth, comprising four Ir.closuras of rich old Meadow'
Land, adjoining the Road from Duobury to Dimmer And
NortLatnpton, and beady bounded on the North and • West
sides by the River Charwell, ccenatning ards of
FWCY.FLVE ACRD
In the occupation of •Mr. John ,Wyatt, !which will be,i4eided"
iota Loss,from.Pitre•to Niue Mess, for the 40.00nunothKtownf
PurahaserF.
.T• bovine/v.1.1w/ applying to Mr. Watt, the Plying Wyse,
Balattrfreybeeelleett‘niera stay be bad ; At the lied lATIF Bri-
ber, t Ape 41114laia Asssw,..ead Wste lirt, PtichAtletems the
011110%,Sraskiat Oftle• Teiodee# Oirectioe# Itiketleleeerr ; 4he
Qtatto, 14 ; ,ate:stee# end ?4
•,441Araa, 00aid ;
amy 14ebtiffl Hops% -welt* Woe, Usiwidge s. at 'rterwiYa_
R. N. Lie,.Sag. 45. Liacoises-lon-Flokla ;mid* Mr. WIMP,
170, Rust-street, where a Plan of the state way bo'seca.

SALES BY AUCTION.

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LEAsgiromyterkm, , .
vnitpLatcs, TA BZRNACWVANt, OLD- '
STRERT-ROA D.
.b; NINI DiVELI •-uousgs Aso GROXISID-RRNTS,
Producing One ' vci and Twenti4dziat Povads Serest
SW Nett Rent, per Annum.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House Rogonootreet.)
,At Garraway's C.offee-boost,'Change-allei, &nail), on Tie/lo-
wa, the 27th March, inni, at Twelve (Mack,
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, coin-
-411. prising Nine Dwelling-Houses, nearly all planned in the i
same manner, two Stories high, two Rooms on a Floor, Shops
and Parlours on the Grounil Floor, with Kitchen in the Base-
ment ; situate in Vine-place, Tabernacle-square, Old-street-rood,
in the occupation of Messrs. Aeoeks, Simkin, Fish, Eason,
Plercy, Ludwell, Stevens, Vines, and Gill, respectable To.
Inants ; part on Lease and part at will. A around-rent issuing
out of the aforesaid Premises, and • a Plot of Ground fronting
Vine-place, in the occupation of Messrs. Smith and Sons, Stone-
Merchants. The whole producing a Nett Rental of One Hun-
dred and Twenty-eight Pounds Seven Shillings per Annum.
To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars
may be had; of Mr. Vines, Solicitor, Banner-square, Old-
street; at Garraway's; and cif Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street.