Star.
London, England, 1805-05-08 00:00:00

CLEAR OF ALL DUTILL

The Tobacco, Snuff, and foleacco Mimi, to be viewed at the
King% Tobacco Warehoufe,Tower-hill; the Gunpowderat Man-
gles Magazine, Barking; the Boats, Bottled Beer, &c. at the To
baceo Ground, near Greenland Dock; and aU the other Goods at
his Majelty's Warehoule, Cullom-11°de, London, on Friday the
3d, Saturday the 4th, Monday the 6th of May, tilos, and on the
Days of Sale, from nine in the Morning to one in the Afternoon,
where Catalogues will be delivered.

N. B. Goods bagel at Ibis Sale exo, be paid fir on or &fore
Tierfilay,the 304 of May, 180 s, bet-wax the boors y. Nine o'Cioei
is the Morning sod Three is the Afternoon, or the efefro. nark thereon
abfoliitely beemeeforfeited,eted the Gods regolefa t a future Sale.
MR. CHRISTIE has the hononr relptettully to
inform the Nobility and Public, and the Lovers of the
Fine Arts in particular, 'That on Friday May t7,atid a following
days (Sundays excepted) he will SELL by AUCTION, on the
Premifes, uy Order of the Proprietor, without rrferve, the mag-
nificent and truly valuably ColkOion of PIC rURES, the pro
duCtions of the great Artilts of the 13ritifb School, known as the
Collection of the SHAKSPEARE GA LI.FRY, formed under the
fpirited diredions, and with unbounded expence, by chore (litho
guifticd promoters of the Fine Arts, the Wills. Boydells. bete
jutlly admired Piaures, in which the Poetry of our great Bard has
furnillied oceafinn for a proud difplay of national talent, comprife
many of the happieft effort- of fuck deceafed artilts as the immor-
tal Sir Juftiva Reynold., Wright of Derby, Hodges, Romney, Ha
mitten, Wheatley, Kirk, Ramberg. and others—the rarity, as well
I as the excellence of whore works, mutt infurc them a diftinguifhed
place in the colkEtion of the connoiffeur. Among the fpirited per-
formances of living genius are the King Lear by Mr. Welt, and
vurinub by Barry, Northcute, Ople, Trelham, Fufell, Hoppner,
Stothard, Peters, Rigand, Weftall Boyden, and A. Kauff-
man, and that admirable let of Cabinet Pidtures, the Seven Ages,
Sy Mr Smirke; ban relievos by the Hon Mrs. Dania, and the
grand bairn rellevo, the Apotheofis of Shakfprare, by the lateTlint.
• ILnks, Efq R. A. Many of the above PiCtures are of the
net Sze, and the remainder will be found worthy ohjec'ts for the
large falooni of the Nobility and Gentry, or the halls of Incorpo-
rate B 'dim or for exhibitions in diftant parts of the kingdom.
The Gallery is open till the t ids of May, it b-ing the Lift time
the public will have an opportunity of viewing it as an entire col.
ledion. Catalogues may be bath as above.

SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
On the Premifes, on Monday, May 20, at one o'clock, by order
of the Proprietor, without referve,
['HOSE capital, fpacious, well.known, and moll
Bearable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, the SHAKSPEARE
GALLERY. Pall Mall—being a fubftantial and elegant Itnne-
fronted building. creeted upon a peculiar conitrudion. and fire-
proof—co/1105n: a fpacious (tore room on the ground flaor, and
a capital range or three grand exhibition rooms over the fame, 112
feet long by 25 feet wide, with lantborn 11y-lights; admirably
fuited for the purpofc of exhibition or auetion rooms, or for any
imam& where pre.nifcs Oil all eKtellfiVC leak are required. Held
for 64 year+ unexpired, at an ear), ground rent. Particulars may
he bad on the prentifes ; at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and of Mr.
Umiak, In Pall Mall.

STAFFOM)sI-iIRE.
FOR POSI FIVE and PEREMP CORY SALE BY AUCTION,

By Mr. CHRIiTIE,
At the Gmt Room, Pall-Malt, on Thurfday, May 23, at t o'clock,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
SUGNALL HALL, confiding of a Stone built Modern
Manlion, with numerous attached and detached OffiC(.l adapted to
the Villa and elegant Ferme Ornee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar-
den, Hot-holife, Gteen-houfe, &c. &c. and Two Hundred and
Three Acres of Land uf the firlt quality in a Ring Fence, diverfi-
fied with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the happieft Style of
Nature. The Manfion is (rated on a bold eminence backed and
Bickered by full grown Plantations and riling Grounds from the
`North, and commanding ProfpeCts over the Park-like Home
Grounds, and 30 Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Healthy,
land finely Broken Woody Country,abounding with Game, fire
Roads, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's Seata. The Estate is fubdi-
sided by Sunken Fences into convenient Inclofures, and inter-
(peered with luxuriant Clumps and Plantations of large Spreading
Foreit Trees. The Pleafure Grounds continued through the de-
mettle Mbods, In all the variety of Englith Landfcape Gardening.
and terminated by Copmeer. a natural Lalta fed by an abundant
Stream, and fleirttd by Hanging Oak Woods which are refieeted on
its pellucid lodate of too Acres, and contrafted by the mutt en.
chairing open Views. Taft, Genius, and Mschanifm, have been
malt happily exerted in decorating this charming fpot.
Situate two miles froth the Market Town of Ecelefliall, adjoin-
ing to the Chdler and Mail Coach road from London; nine miles
front Stafford, eight from Stone, (and a navigation), nine from
Newport and Market Drayton, it front Newcattle, 27 from
Shrewilattry.3B front Chefter, and iao front London.
Houfehold Furniture, Live and Dad Stock, may be taken
at a valuation, and poffeffion of the Eltate may be bad im.ne-
diately, or In four or fix months, at the option of the purehafer.
May be viewed on application at the Matilion, and printed par-
ticulars to be had of the Printers of the Stafford, Birmingham,
Shrewfbury, Manch, Iter, Gore's Liverpool, and Woolmer's Exe-
ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cornhill; and a Map of the Fltate
way be ken at Mr. Crutwell's, Printer, Bath; Mr. joint Futter
Archteset, Larcrpool; and in Pall-Mail.

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AA• - - _ - _•- -
PERPE rum.. ADVOWSON •,) he SOLD,
tuate in one of the Midland Counties, ennfirting of an Al-
lotment of Land in lieu of Tythes, of the annual value of pool. with
a good Patronage Houk, fubjeet to the life of an Ineumbent far
adv mead in years.
For particulate, and to treat for the fame, apply to Mr. Tyndale,
Solicitor, Lincoln'. Inu-fiolde.

TO BE LET OR SOLD,
AN extremely defirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE
-I- 3- cemprifing a neat and convenient HOUSE, calculated for
the reception of a fmall genteel Family, comptifirg three parlours,
a kitchen, wafh-houfe, and pantry on the ground floor, four good
bed roomi on the firit floor a falsll:r one and a garret above; de
tached is a two-ftallcd Stable, uith a Servant's Room over it ; a
Coac le Heufe, Wood Houle, and Store Room above, adjoining are
a good Carden, a (moll Orchard, and between three and four
.A:res of Pafture Land. The Premifes, of which immediate pol-
1-re n may be had, are in excellent repair, having been built only
a kw years, and are Stout- in the Fair mile, near Henley upon
Thames, Oxfordfhire, in ens: of the molt beautiful parts of the
county, and are well worth the attention of a fportfonan. The
pretnifes may be viewed with tickets, which with further particu•
lays may be had, by applying pertonally, or by letter (volt paid)
to Medirs. Owthsvaitc steel Wightwick, Audioneers, or Mr.
Cooper, Solicitor, Henley upon 'names.