Star.
London, England, 1805-02-19 00:00:00

MK SALE,

At the Broker's New Sale Room, late the Old Mayoralty Honk,
in Plymouth, on Friday the sad to Cant,
Arta the Sale of Et Ecno's Cargo.
For Exportation :
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
13 Calks, and t Keg Rich Tent Wine.
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at Bales Matting.
Being the remaining part of the Cargo of the Swedifft Brig NORD..
ST ['RN AN, condemned as Priae to His Majefty's fhlp of war
ATA LAN rt. J. O. MA SEFIET D, Efq. Commander.
Alfo, In purfoance of Direttions from the Lords COMINMOTTEI
of His MaJetty's Trcafury, addreffed to Chrlftopher Robinfun,
Dolor of Laws, and Edmund Lockyer, Efq.
Fur Exportation :
a Calk of Seeds 7 CA:, Pomice Stone
1 Ditto Clay I Ditto Orpiment
Being the remainder of the Cargo of the Cute!' (loop JAN AND
JACOB, condemned as a limit of Admiralty.

And affo, tor Exportation, to Hogfheads of Sugar.
Tieing the remaining part of the Cargo of the Dutch fbip 1)oolt N.
ILA Ac, taken on her voyage from Demerara to ?lurking, and con-
demned as prize to HI, Majetty's Ship of war the RAMILLER, com-
manded by THOM AS I. Net, EN.
. for viewing the above Goods and for any further particulars ap-
ply to the laid Edmund Lockyer, or
THOMAS LOCKYER, Sworn Broker.
Plymouth, February it, 1815.

TO BE SOLD
Situate in the Eat! Riding of the County of York,

EkLEY PARK, Freehold Tithe, and Ton
I ree, and exempt from County Rates, comprifing fifteen well
find Farms and a r3nital Water Corn Mill, with fuitable Hooks
and Ontbuildingi n, each, and a great number of Odes of Land
let to fundry.inhalutants nißevarl.:y and adjoining that Townfhip.
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Alla a cimfidcrahle number of I-inures 'and feveral Chafes Of
Land. Carden% and Orchards, kiting Freehold and fituate in Be-
verly, of which !Hooks arc fuit,ble fur the refidencisof Oers-
ted It unities, and many fur Merchants, 'Fradefrnen, and lots-
keepers.
Alfu revere( Freehold and Tithe Frce Farms an•i parcels or
Land, fituate within tha Townflzips and places of Ticktoo, Wee!,
Wundmanfey, Thorne, 1-11,11hridge and Cottingham.
The whole of we above containing 3z t 7A. alt. 361'.

Alfa the Manor of Beverley Water Towns, comprifing the
Towtifhips and places of "ficktort, Wee!, Woodetanliy, Thearne
Storkhlii,and Sandhn!me, in which arc 2328 Acreir
Land Copyhold undo this Mannr.
There ERates abound with Game, and are in a fine Sportieg
Cernitry. Beverley is particularly adapted for Genteel refidenee.
This FWoperty ban; near the Great Mercantile Town aed Seaport
of !lull, which has a very ext.:Ave Navigabk Inland communica-
tion, its lituation nuyhe cleaned advantageous, not only in rerped
to the fele of the produse,but alto for We purpores of trade and
Rs ;deuce.

If there Fames fhould not be fold before Monday tLe 1i th day
of February next, the fame w.ll he fold in Lots on that and the
two following days, at the 'Tiger Inn, In Beverley,
Printed Particulars may be had at the George Inn. York; the
Talbot Inn, Melton ; the Tiger Inn, &verity ; the Neptune Inn,
Hull; the White Hart Inn, Ifineoltt ; the Hotel, Leeds ; the Angel
' Mu, Ferryladdge; and of Mr. Dickinfon, Beverley Park, who will
ord. i the E.ft. ;.es to btfliewn ; alto of Mars. ileardfworth, Bur-
ley, and Moore, Lincoln's Inn, Louden; William Hafledeo, Eft.
Barton-upon-Huntkr, Lincolaltire ; Mr. Samuel Hatt, Attorney
at Law, Beverley ; and of Iliac Leathern, Efq. Barton, near Mel-
ton, iorkfleice, of *law father Faelmars may be beiewile