Star.
London, England, 1805-04-30 00:00:00

THOMAS BROOKE.
IF THOMAS BROOKE, formerly of 'the Para
of Stone, In the County of Woreciter, is living, and will apply
to Melfrs. Bray and Gale, Solicitors, Droitwich, Woreetterihire,
be will hear of fomething cobli,lcrably to his advairage.
The above mentioned TiteldA I BROOLI was a Prlvatr in be
Portfolooth 13tviSaa of Marines, and (being dropfical) was air.
charged tlereftuns about the month of t Sot, was form: time
afterwards to Gofport Hofpitai, and has not Once been heard of.
Any Perfon whip can give:riitisfat.ctory information of the death
of the laid Thomas Brooke, will ct handforaely rewarded for their
trouble, applying as above.

MR. CHRISTIE has the honour refpefifully to
inform tie Nobility and Public, and the Leven of the
Fine Arts in particular. That on Friday May t 7, ands following
days (Sundays excepted) be will SELL by AUCTION. Con the
Prernifes, by Order of the Proprietor, without referve, the mag-
nificent andlruly valuable Conedion of PICTURES; the pro.
duetions of the gnat ArtMs of the 'rid& School, known as the
Colkaion et the SIiAKSPEARB GALLERY, formed ander the
fpirited diredices, and with unbouoded expence. by thole didln-
guinte.4l promoters of the Fine Arts, the Mats. Boyden. Thefe
juilly admired Pidlum. in which the Poetry of our great Bard has
forniftwd occallon fur a proud difplay of notional talent, comprife
many of the happkil effort, of foci. &ceded ludas as the immor-
tal Sir Joshua Reynolds Wright of Derby, Hodges, Romney, Ha
milton, Wheatley. Kirk, Ramberg,and others—the rarity, as well
as the excellence of whore works, nod beam them a dillinguilbed
place in the colledieo of the connoineur. Among the fpirlted per-
formances of living genius are the King Lear by Mr. Wen, and
, various by Barry, Northeote, Gide. Trelham, FAB, Hoppaer,
Smirk, stothard, Peters, Rigand, Wenall, Boyden. and A. Rata-
, man, and that admirable fet of Cabinet Mures. the Seven Aces,
by Mr Smirket Info relieves by the Hon. Mrs. Damcr, and the
grand bale renege, the Apotbeons of Shahfpearc, by the lateThos.
Banks, hfq. R. A. Many of the above Ptftares are of the Cabi-
net flee, and the remainder will be found worthy objets for the
large falcons of the Nobility and Gentry, or the halls of Incorpo.
rate Bodies, or for exhibitions in &Rant parts of the kingdom.—
The Galkry Is open till the t tth of May, it being the fall time
the public will have an opportunity of viewing it as an entire col.
kdtion. Catalogues may he had as above.

SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC f lON—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
Oa the Premacs, on Monday, May to, at one o'clock, by order
of the Proprietor, without rcfcrve,
THOSE capital, fpacion4, well known. and moll
L &Arable LEASEHOLD PREMISES, the SIIAKSPEARE
GALLERY. Pall Mall.-being a fubftantial and elegant (tone.
fronted building. eroded upon a• peculiar conftrudtion, and fire-
proof--compriftng a (parlous Bore room on the ground floor, and
a capital range of three grand exhibition rooms over the fame 122
feet long by 24 feet wide, with lanthorn fky-lights; admirably
fuited for the purpose of exhibition or auction rooms, or (or any
bulled' where premifes on an extenftve kale are required. Held
for 64 years unexpired, at an eafy ground rent. Particulars may
be had on the prernifes ; at the Rainbow, Cornlial ; and of Mr.
atriftle, in Pall• Mall.

HAMPSHIRE —TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Metres. HODSKINSON, ABBOTT, and Co.
At Garraway's alike-honk, 'Change alley Cornhift , Lon.lon, on
Monday, May ats, 1 805, at twelve o'clock, In three lots,
Lot t. CompactFREEHOLD FARM, called
A TEO WELL FARM, lying within a ring fence,
in the Fulfil of Eaft Mean. bounded oa one fide by the high road
front Pcterafield to Winehtftcr, in the county of Hants ; confift-
ing of a Farm Houk and Buildings, and a 37 Beres, I rood, 39
perches of Meadow, Pafture, and Arable Land, in a high (tate of
cultivation, and abundantly and beautifully wooded, in the pore&
li.‘n of Mr jouathan Pollard, tenant at will, Game about fix
miles front Petersfield.

Lot 2. A FREEHOLD FARM, in pin adjoining the preeed•
irg, and the remainder within a Otort diffract, at Drayton, in the
aforefaid ; confining of a Farm Houfe, ➢arn, and Stable,
and 34 acre% r rood, o p,Tches of Land, in eight Odds adjrin-
fog the Houk, let on Leafe, at a (mall quit rent, for the life of a
perfon aged about Go.

Lot 3. A FREEHOLD FARM, called Meer, In the parlor
of Fro:field ; confifting of a (mall Houle, Barn, :noble and Ofh,et.
and 63 acres, so perches of Arable and Failure land, in the por-
ta-too of Mr. John Ewen. who has notice to quit at Michaelmas
next ; alto a Piece of Wood Land In hand, well Rocked with
young thrivirg trees. cnotaining 13 acre*, t rood, t 7 perches ad-
joining the Farm; and alto an Allotment on the Froxficid Bo-
net. containing 12 aces, t rood. t perch, making together h 8
azres,3 mods, 7 perches.

I o be viewed on applierion to the tenants ; partlctillrg m3y he
had at the Gerne, Wanebelter ; Swan, Alreiconl ; Sw.m. Alio° ;
Red Lion, Peter, i. hi ; v the place of fait; of Mr. H.kliki.oft.e..
Aroadel-Rreet„Stratid; and ut Mr. Abbutt,23, Shrplit Xl •
act. Piccadilly.
N.. Mawr to be takl fur at *fair oaluatlun.