Star.
London, England, 1807-12-26 00:00:00

FOR SALE-DY PUBLIC. AUCTION.

At the London Tavern, Foxhole ltreet, Plymouth, on Friday the
Bth of January next at i t o'clock in the forenoon,

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THE FOLLOWING GOODS. siz.—*
FOR LXP.PATATION,
302 Cake Red Wine a Small bales Cocbineal
as Ditto Wbite ditto I Ditto Guns
t Bale Corks 2 Barrel Cream of Tartar
7 Barrels Oil 4 Cafes Scented Waters
13 Baskets ditto t Ditto and
s t Cafes liiporice t Bale Ver.legris
4 Barrels Almonds a Boxes Saffron
st Tables Marble t Bale Sarlaparfila
3 Cafes Sal Saturnt 3 Cafes Liqueurs
4 Ditto Soap 3 Ditto Soap Balls, Pots Poole
3 Calks Rocou tuna. and Perfumery
4 Carts Wine 2 Bakets Antimony
a Di:to QLrickfilver
NOP, HOME CONSUMPTION,

11 Dozes Lemons 3 Calks Z.ute Currants
being the entire cargo of the Danith pilafs Twindecinuer, Ewalt
Bruhumaiter, detained on her v...yage front Marfeillea to Copen-
hagen. by his Majefty's fttip Amethyft, M. S:ym•iur, Eiq Coot•
mander, acid (ince condemned as prize.
For vi• wing, catalogue, and further information, apply to
JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, Decemt.cr 16, LE

TO GROCERS, &c. Ece.
TO BE IJISPISED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AN Old EitabWiled GROCER'. SHOP. with
L extentive Premifcs, now In full trade, in a populous Wierliet
town within yo Miles of LoraLai.
Enquire (if by letter poll paid) at No. Ss, Little Britabi,
Lonion.

TS—Te be SOI.D by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, cos.:fitting of the ca-
pital and well known INN, called the SWAN at STEVEN-
AGE, 3t =lies from London, on the Great North road, with the
StaLling, Ontbuild!ngs, Yards, Gardens and Appurtcnancts there-
tinto btion,ing : and divers Pieces or Parcels of rich Arable Mea-
dow and Peafture Land lying cm tiguous ta the town of Stevenage,
containing in the whole upwards of 64Asres, and now in the pot.
(Orion of Mrs Cais. •

For further part!culars apply to Mr Wall, Solicitor, Princes.
area, Otat the Sank, London.

CARTON AND FITLINO, IN HOLDERNESS .
TO BE SOLD AUCIION, By BELL and HENDR•:,
By the mar- of the Affignces of William Markham, s Bankrupt,
At the Haufe of Robert Hawkins, the George Inn, in the Towa
of Kingfton-upn Hull, on Tucfday the yth day cif January,
titoB, between the hours of three and four o'clock in the after-
noon, in One or Iwo Lets as may be agreed upon at the time
of Sal
Ae.
LL that valuable and very improvable FREE-
HOLD ES t ATh. eligibly aware in the Parifhes of Oar-
ton end Fitting, in lint-tuners.? fine Sperting part of the County
of Yo: k, eight miles fr the capital Market Towns of Patring-
ton , lit front lied‘a, an! twelve from the Town of Hull, conilit-
' ing of 219 A. IR 36P. (be the fame nor; or !cfs) of Arable, hlea-.
dow, and Paiute Land, divided by excellent quick fences, lying
very corepedt, nearly *Rhin a ring fence, with two good brick
and tile Farm Knifes, end fuifahle Barns, Stabli..g, Granaries, and
other convenient out-buildings thereto.

The above Elate is exonerated from the land tax.
Further pat titulars may be. bad, by applying to Mr. Anthony
Atkinfon, or Mr. Julio Hill, Merchants, Hull; to the Atte-limners.
or at the Office of Mr. Step!). Dicldofun, Attorney at Law, Hull.

SUFFOLK.
MANSION, PARK, MANOR, AND EVATE.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT.
(By Ordar of the Truftees),
A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,cama
prifing the Manor of BENHALL, in Suffolk; with the
Royalties, f &cry, , profits of Courts, and other rights and privileges
belonging. A rolgnifiettit modern IVlanfion Hotife in complete
order and repair, with an cattnifive range of officcs of every def.
eription, Stabling and Coach bourvi, &c. upon a kite of accont.
modation for a family of the firft confequence ; large Kitchell
and Flower Garde... walled in Hothoufe, Grapery, Greenhoufty
Lawns Shrubbery, Walks, blanrations, and Pleafere Grounds ;
Deer Park, ezicloled with a pale fence ; Va'oods, Plantation.. and
Coppices, well (toted with va!uable and ornamental timber ant
underwood, with a nearly (urrounding Eltatc, confifting of Opera
very valuable Farms, contair.ing in tk.! whole about 1400 acres
(a (mall part of which is copyhold) of excellent Arable, Meadow.
Pafture, and Wocd Land, part in hand, and the relt let to molt
refpedabla Tenant.. The great Tytl.e7. of the Parini of Benhall,
extending over acio..) acres of land,ai.d the Advowton and right of
Prefentation to the Vicarage. 'the whole of the prefent value of
upwards of 35001. per annum ; late the re dente and property of
Admiral sir Hyde Parker, deceit-ed.
I hisEftste h fituate in a rich and beautiful part of Suffolk.
within a few miles of the lea, near Saimundham, on the high road
rom Ipfwich to Yarmouth, diftanc about 88 miles from London.
and in the naldft of excellent Roads in all diredbisis. The hilin9r
is moll abundantly Rocked with pheafiars, partridges and bares,
and bounded in a C 3 :fiderable part by the river Aide.

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Printed particulars any be had, acid references made to R. ID
Appleyard, Efq New-fqu are, Lincoln't Lon, Lend where a plan
And elevation of the Manion Houk, and a nap Oche Enact mar
be fecal:

Chelfea % 2 o
A French Emigrant o 7 0
Produce of the Poore
Boxes at Newgate
—Firit Week 2 14 6
Ditto—Second Week 1 13
Litto—Third Week t 7 o
Ditto—Fourth Week t o 6
L. B. Allen, Efq. 2 2 0
A. H. 5 o
o
Dr. Hawes I t o
produce of the Pnor's
Boxes at the Comp-
t3 ell and Ludg ate—
Virft Week 0 TO 8
Ditto—Second Wetk o 17
The Under Sheriffs,
Mears Vand. rcom
and Leigh 10 to 0
MdTrs Orme, Gcugh
Square to to 0
Mr James Adlard,
Duke.firect 2 2 0
N. B. The Committee of City arid Bridge Hosts Eftates have
placed 251. at the difpofal of the Sheriffs towards the porchafe of
Clothes; and the Prifoners have for fume time been indebted for
very acceptable fuppli,s of Fragments of Providons from Meffre.
Birch aril Co; the Landon Tavern; the City of London Tavern;
the New Loudon Tavern : and the Londen Coffee iloufe.
The Sums already coliedtcd have been partly dilburfed in the
purchafe of Potatoes, which have been dittributed to thole Prifo
tiers who have fin.ilies with no means but the Prifon Allowance
of le Ou cc' of tread per Day, and in Coale, which have been
die:ibuted in [Mull quantities to the fires in the pooret Wards.—
Email Sums have alio been given to feveral deltitute Perfons OD
their leaving the and Small Allowances have been made
to the hetplefs Wives and Children of Polon, in confinement.—
In a few cafes affift:•.tice has been given to make up the amounts
neceffary to cnniptuand adions for debt; and in this way four
perfons were lately liberated for 18,3 ati who otherwife might
have been detained for an indefinite period

Dr Gregory 2 7. 0
Mrs Gregory i it 0
K C. B. i z o
I: M. V. o zo 6
8,-N, o 7 0

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26.
ST.STtrutN.—No butinefs done at the Stock E2change.

PARIS JOURNALS
liave been received to the 13th init. from which we
have given a few extra as. They confir m the accounts
we gave yellerday from th,, Hamburgh papers, rela•
tive to the order for affembling the whole of the
military let ce of the ConfedeNcy of the Rhine in
Franconia. The troops of Wirtcrnberg, as well as
thofe of Bavaria, are already on the;r march for that
country, where the whole are to be caotnned for the
prefent. It fhould fcem as if the roces:bers of the
Confederation of the Rhine can by no Iflekns agree,
•
with relpe6l to their future public laws. It i, admit
ted, that great difpntes prevail at prefect at.mang
them ; and they are, in t3ler ably plain term:, thr,a.
tened with the vigorous interference of Boesparcill.
A Journal, which is laid to be under the controul of
the PRINCE PRIMATE, (BONAPARTE'S uncle) loudly
invokes the intervention of that " Lrgillative .firro,
who," aids the Journalitl, " will certainly not leave
Germany in the flak of utter anarchy in which it is now
„plunged." ;1..'