Star.
London, England, 1812-04-23 00:00:00

TIMBER.

TO BR Peremptorily SOLD pursuant to a Decree of the High
Court of Chancery, bearing date the 6th day of February,
1812, made in a Cause, wherein the Rev. Charles Richard
Beaumont :Ind others are Plaintitfi, and John Beaumont and
others are Defendants, in one Lot,

ALARGE quantity of Ship and other TIMBER,
standing at or neer Whitley Hall. in the Parish of Kirk-
Keaton and parts adjacent, in the County of York, late the pro-
petty Of RICHARD HENRY BEAUMONT, Esq. deceased, with the
approbation of SA issue'. COMPTON Cox, Esq. one of the Masters
of this Court, before JOHN CARR, of Wakefield, in the County
of York, Gentleman, at the Woodman Inn, in Wakefield, afore-
said, on Thursday, the 30th day of April, 1312, the Sale begin-
ning at Twelve o'Clock.
Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers;
of Messrs. Horne and Rogers, Solicitors, Serle-street, Lincoln's-
Inn; of Mr. Van Heythuysen, Solicitor, John-street, Bedford-
row; of Mr. George Addinell, Tadeaster; the Steward of the
slid Estates; of Mr. John Neville Surveyor, Sprotbreugh near
Doncaster; of Mr. James Hincl:liffv, Surveyor. Bradley-lane,
near Huddersfield; of Mr. Thomas Bylah, Dewsbury, rear
Leeds; at the Beaumont Arms, K.rkheaton ; at Whitley Hall.
near Huddersfield; of Mr. John Carr, Wakefield, aforesaid; and
at the place of Sale.

In a few days will be published, in one Vol. Svo.
OBSERVATIONS ON Tlili CHARACTER,
CUSTOMS, and SUPERSTITIONS of the IRISH,. and
on some of the Causes which hare retarded the Moral and keli-
tical Improvement of Ireland.
By D. DEWAR, A. M.
London : Printed for Gate and Curtis, Paternoster-row; and
Josiah Condo-, Bucklefthury.
Al=o, in one large vol. (Iva,
Memoirs of the Life, Character, and Wri:inr, Polidcat aridPh4los:iphleal,
phi;or,ph lei!, of Yon NHoa II TOO IC 11, Esq. of which further
Particubits Will be shortly announced.

On the 21st of May will be published, at R. Ace! Pt MANN.. Re-
podtory of Atis, 101; Strand. and may be had of all the Bo*
seller. in the I.T,,ited Kingdom, •
A TOUR IN SEARCA OF THE PICtU.
2. itESQUE, by the Rev. Dr. Svs-r4x, a Poem, printed.
with a new ;y e, wi large nyal evo ve'l an paper, and hot-
pressed, price, with SO coloured Engravings, 21s. or without
Engravings 10s. id.

On the lst ofApril was published, No. XL. of The Repository
of Arts,Literature. Commerce, fvlanufactures 14441°04,8m. &c.
tch Number of t his splendid Work cont•ties from six to eight
superb coloured Engravlnp, any eine of which is words the price
of the whole, and near 70pages of the nust interesting letter-preo.
A tew complete sets, containing upwards of 4750 pbtes, may be
had in boards half-bound, or in mingle numbers, pike es. each. •
.N. B. Adver:hers will find it highly to their Interest to make
knOwn their new Inventions, manufactures, &c. in this Work, as
It goes into the highest circles of society, and has a most Picea-
tire circ:datioo.

On Ist May will be published, price One Guinea,
A Book of Progressive Lessons on the Art of Landscape
Paintingin v:ater colours, by an Artist of the first eminence ; con-
taitnng sever plain anti seven coloured k.ngravlisp,isitb about 30
pages of instructive Letter-preys, asked to 1110 amity of the
very first beginners. • • 'T • .
Tit" Co Quit. r. 4 Nur, a non-Asseilit- Botany, VA' tltirinter.
tior bf Africa, is now nartrufactared at Ackerhiann's Repository
of A:ts, into the following useful articles, trnriva/led for the
beauty of 'attic colour nno appeaircel Sarid; rouoce, and cotton
annvt, zitals3 Egg Ciiiiketiuttneg Grated, Bdi fanny end
Salve Bozo.

IF MR. JOHN LOCKE, the, Painter,. lately !M-
-plOyed at the Pantheon, will call on, or before next Friday,
upon Mr. Hawkins, Surveyor, No. 13,Tbomas-street, Poplar-
row, Rent-road, or .end information where he is to be mut with,
he will bear of something for his advantage.
April 21, 1812. MS. HAWKINS.

AUMACH lA, P R INCES-STEETiLEICES-
TEIGSQUARE,, for representing the Naval Victories of
the Empire, by means of mechanical motion imparted to opaque
and transparent bodies, aided by the powers of Optics and Paint-
ing, where the Ships and Elements are seen in motion, sailing,
veering, and exchhnging broadsides, with the effects of the French
Ships on fire, and the boats out saving their vanquisged enemies,
conveying to the spectators the most *mating idea of the havoc
and destruction which occurred on those moot splendid events,
from eleven till nine.—Admiitatice to each is.

N. B. The BATTLE OF THE NILE being periodical, can
only be exhibited to a party, except at one o'clock and at eight,
when it is regularly represented. ,

P.ARLIAMENTARr PROC'EEDINUS.

HOLTSE OF COMMONS, APRIL 22.

The Order of the day being read fur the Cal of the Must the
names of the Members were called over, in the usual manner,
which occupied a considerable time.
l'he farther consideration of the Mail Coach Exemption BM,
after some conversation, was postponed till Mondry.
The Irish Tobacco Bill, after a few observations from Sir J.
NEWPOIIT, was read a third time and passed.
Mr. SINCLAIII postponed utlii Monday his Motion regarding
the number of Electors for the Shires of bee laad. •
*the Parish Register Bill was recommitted. The Report was
brought up, received, and it was ordered that it be taken into fur-
ther consideration on Wednesday next.