Star.
London, England, 1807-08-03 00:00:00

MONTE VIDEO.

Captain Kit.wicx, commanding his Majefty's fri-
gate Howe, has arrived at Sheernefs, from the River
Plate. He brought with him the prize hip Diana,
built at Bono'', in America, which had been fold to
a Spanith merchant, a (port time prior to the capture
of Monte Video by the &halt, and was intended as
a privateer againft the Englifh. The Diana is an
uncommon fine velfel, fails extremely well, and is in
excellent condition. She brings home to the Prize
Agents, hides, copper, tallow, Peruvian bark, fins,
horns, oftrich feathers, Vigonia wool, ebony, Spa.
nifh wool, gnats' &ins, deer skins, &c. &c. to be
fold for the benefit of the captors. The value of
this • fhip amounts to upwards of 40,0001. The
Spiak, alfo a ci.devant American fhip, which had
been fold to the Spaniards about twelve months ago,
and prize to the gallant Admiral STIRLING, and the
Britifh forces at Monte Video, parted company from
the Howe a fhort time ago; fhe may be daily ex-
peeled, being under charge cf an Agent of Tranf-
ports, and Lieutenant of the Navy. yhe Speak is
a New York fhip, about Soo tons, extremely well
four,d, and almott new. Her cargo is configned
alio to the Navy and Army Prize Agents for Monte
Video, and is valued at 30,0001.

Captain KILWICKO who diftinguifhed himfeif by
his adivity, courage, and zeal, in the operations
again% Monte Videl, left Sir Samuit. Aucussurv,
and the troops, nufily occupied in preparations for
the attack at' Buenos Ayres. There was no fate
for Britifh cargoes, and no cargoes in return fcr
the (mall quantities foil The troops were in the
highefl poffible order and difcipline, and impatient
to receive a fufficient reinforcement to proceed
againfl Buenos Ayres. Brigadier• General Luntutir
was detached, and commands at St. Lucia ; Colonel
Pecs at Colooia del S tcratnento.

The whole of Admiral SrlaciNG's Ignadron were
in the River ; and the troops commanded by Sir
SAMVILLAVCHNUTT well waiting for Genera! CRAW.

reinfOreement to make *n attaelt on Buenos
Ayres: The -Spiv; irds have built revere) *fur', at
Buenos Ayres, am! have adeitelitiuch t its rrirans of
cLfence; but, notwithitanding, it is expeacel to fall
ea!ily.
The troops were riot very healthy, hnt the attention
of the General to their healr'l, and difci-
pline, was 1211CCAnng. A grew dea • f pr,oert?
(covered by tl:e artful an.' aval ious
cans, but aau tlly bebnging to tl e S. aniarris) has
been &I-covered by the I' ;ze C n mirtee, of whiCh
Captain Roc LEY, of the R .)41 Navy, and M. P. is
Prelident. The fpecie belonging to th- Public Tr ea.
fury, had been fent on board American, t., a very
large amount, prior to the Hour. It has been tit-
tered and brought to light. Two naval and ti•ree
military Officers (alli.ted by 01, three Pr ze Aget.t•)
affemble as a Prize Committee daily at 114,,ntte
Video..

The above intelligence, though not fi late as tfrat
received by the J-lin Bull, which we 14;1 befote our
realers on Saturd ty, is int!relling. The accounts
by the ab•we vefrel which arrived cn Wednefday latt
at Jerky (wit Goernfey, as (laud in 'knit of the
Daily Paper,) Rate inftibllance that the trawl" its
with the troops under General WrirrLocaa had ar.
rived fare, and alto two of thole belonwng to G t e•
1.41 CRAUFORD'S force. The °diets were daily ex-
pe Eled.
We have ken feveral letters from Of ricers at Monte
Video. Difordetly as the Spanillt fro ,us weie, nei-
ther they nor titer! Government feemea haven uch
yelped for our force, nor fir Sir SAMUEL AUCH-
mUTY, who w.ts rn:ch taunted by them. The anfw•er
fent to his fummons for the farrender of Buenos
Ayres was highly ridiculous.
Major TROTTER, and the wounded Otii-,re were
recovering. Thutigh a Commander in Chief, and
fome General Officers, were war dat Sout►• Ame-
rica, yet all the lettets agree in frying, that a poli,ical
oo:rafter, one to communicate with the Spatial' Go-
vernment, who underflood the language, and who is
vcrfed in commercial matters, was particularly wanted
in that quarter.

NAUTICAL INT EL L IGE.V GE.

MitpLB --Wind W.
•
ARR. DUE AIR. DUE
Dublin 3 c I Clutrenburgh a
Waterford a a funningen co

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 2.
Friday failed the AR IE Lll-,up of war, on a ertrixe;
alfo tie ORESTES, RANGER, WAND,: R PR, and HAL.
circa fl ops of war. Arrived the STARLING and
BKUIZFR gun brigs. The tranfp•irts from the D-wns
with troops, paged this port Fo illy evening. Yeller-
day, arrived a fleet of Merchantmen frum Memel.
PLY MOU JULY 30.
Came in the Driiligheden, Cap ain BUNCH, from
St. Croix, detained by the INGE FA I !GA RLF privateer.
AUGUST I.—Came in le B ince Ft,i Frei.ch chaffs
maree, laden with flint and fah ; the wa, cut of
a bay neat Oheren, by the brats nt the GIBRALTAR,
of 8o gun' : ti !te others were deft! ye .I at the tame
time.—. Sailed the MINSTREL, of 24 gun., and the
Mums, of 18 guns, to the Eaftward ; P M"N., of
4o gun,, and IRIS. ,t 3z gulls, to the C-annel fleet %
HOWARD, of io guns, wv,i a fl ector the ll,twns.—
Came in the Earl SPENCER revenue cutter, lii m.a
eruize ; Little William, cf Sorkin, Captain
BsowNE, trim Philad-lplila, bound to Tonningeh,
laden with coffee, fugar, &c. detair.ed by the Bsrskv
privateer. -

SHEERNESS, AUaUST s.
The appointment of a c• nv y from the Nitre to
Tonningen to fail nn Tuefday the 4th init. is c•tun. .
termanded, not is thete any other day fixed for its
failing. .
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 31.
Nlthing arrived or failed this day. The embargo
was this day taken off at this port. —Wind NVJ
AUGUST 2.—Sailed his Majefly, (hip I.Anchs-
Yes, with twenty-fix fail of aeffels under fir
the Downs ; alto the MERMAID frigate, for di:: ,
with the two following tranlports uncle! convoy, viz.
the George, To/41,114mq+ ; and the Blackete and Rid-
leV, BOOTH.—The RAVER floop, Captain GRANT,
this morning made the fignal fora cony ty for Lifbon
and Oporto. The LANCASTER is ordered to Chatham,
to be paid off ; and the MERMAID, C ipt. Hou.ss,
to the River. The convoy for the Welt Indies will
fail in a few days : the Recruit floop, Hon. Captain
Lett E, went down to Sr. Helen's this afternoon,
under orders for Falmouth, to give inftrudtiuns to
the (hips there.—Wind S. W.

bEAL, JULY 3r.
Arrived the CHALLENGER and Bus rain gunbligs,
and remain in the Downs with tic red of the 'hips
as per lati.—Wind S. W.

AUGUST 2.—Came down lati night, and Ctiled
this morning the (Mavis, COLLINS, for Charkilos.
Came down firm Sheernert, his Maj. ity's Ihip SKY•
Ls aK, and temains in the Downs with the Chips as per
lA.—Wind S. W.

It is much to be donb'ed, after all the preparations
which are making at _ Pali., whether Bonaparte's
rtturn will be greeted with half fo cot-di .1 a welcome
as Britith adventurers will give to the 3;0001. Prize
to the firli-drawn number on Titur Ida y iicxt, gii even
to any other of the great Capitals which are al.& !till
in the Wheel.

ARMY of Itesrava.—At the dole of the memo.
table battle (4 Friedland, it is well known, that not-
withilanding t:teFretici gained the vidory,B:nn.gfen
had 60,000 men in teferve ; but in the grand cant pa go
at Cooper's Hall, there are too,ooo on the A
Fortune, which are all capital pi izes, and where every
fpirited_advethurer has an °ppm trinity Ib•+•a•ig, if
he makes Italie to the heartgnai tern of Gtrteral CAA-
Ms No. 8, Charing Crag. c nrrt•Cay of Aaiun
is Thurfday, when a Thirty 'l'houfand Pounder will
be difcharged, • at exaftly One o'clock, by Ipecie
order.

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SALES BY AUCTION.

LFF.DS, YORKSHIRE.
Ey Metro'. SKINNER, DYKE. and Co. in Ong Lot,
(Due Notice of the Day of Sale will he given)
ACAPITAL and very Va noble FREEHOLD
ESTATF, molt advantageoufly &nee in the Parithe- •f
Rothe,. II and Leeds, in the Townfhips of Middleton, Hunftell,
and Heelkon. nearly contiguous to the capital town of Leeds, com-
prang the evertfive
LORDSHIP or MANOR of MIDDLF,TON.
Two &Braille Befidences ; with (nimble Offices, Coach Hooks,
Stabling Pirafure Grounds, walled Gardens. and Paddocks, in
the occupation of Coupland, Ffq and Mr. John Humble ;
and the contiguous Perms, containing about 'too Acres of rich
and produdive Meadow, Pefture, and Arable Lands, fine Woods
and Plantatioes Together with the' ineshauftible Coal Works,
communicating with, and ftreittg the populous town of Leeds, se.
cording to an A l of Parliament.
On the Mate arc two powerful Steam Engines, five (mailer
Engines, with compleat Machinery. a Water Corn Mill,
a Brewery, Malting. and numrrous Warchoufes; Stabling, Te-
nements, and other fuitahie Buildings
The whole property lire nearly within a ring fence, and is cepa-
ble of the great& Improvement, fo u to render it one of the molt
produdive Hiatt; in the Weft Riding of Yorkihirc; Tytbe free,
and the Land-tai redeemed •
For further particulars apply to Mr. Lewis, N. t, Gray's-Inn
Square; and to Mean. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Alderfgate-ftrect,
London.

SURREY.
KNIGHTS HILL MANSION HOUSE and LAND, the
Property of the late I ORD THURLOW.
Shortly, at Gariawafe Coffee Houk.
THIS truly elegant and fslendid MANSION,
with fultabkattached and detached Offices, Farm Yard. aid
Out.bilildinp. replete with every convenience; and upwards of
no sere. of esetlient produaive Meadow and Pafture Land,
forming altogether a molt important Domain fit for the Refidence
of a Family of the firft diftinainn.
The Eat ttion of Knights Hill is retired, amidft the ntoft in-
terefting rural Scenery, commanding cxtealive, richly wooded.
and diverfified Profpedt.; diftant live Miles only from London,
and one Mile each from Streatham and Dulwich.
Particulars are preparing, and will be fiscally ready for delivery,
ofwhieh due notice will he given in this Paper, and alto of the
Day of Sale, when every neceffary information may be had, and
plans of the Fftar7 fcen. on application to Mr. Townley. Laid
Surveyor, %Valworth; and at Mr. James's Office, No. 4, New
lisfwell•Court, Linenin's Inn.

NOR THAMP TONSHIRE.
VALUABLE FR EEHOLD ESTATE, TY THE-FR Er, AND
LAND TAX REDEEMED—By Mr. SMITH,
At the Hind Inn. in Wellingborough, in the County of Northam
' ton, on Thurfday the aoth Intl. Atiguit. OW, at Four in the
Afternoon.
A MOST capital FREEHOLD FARM, Tythe-
free, fitnate in the Parilh of Finedon. within two Miles of
Wellingborough aforefaid t confuting of upwards of io6-Acres of
Fertile Arable, Pafture. and Meadow Land, whereof about 40
Am s are Meadows, and the rem cinder dry, healthy Turnip
Soil, a great part of which has been ufed as a Sheep Peon for
time immemorial The whole lies to a Southern afpca, with an
eafy decent from a public Road to the Meadows; which extend
to the River lfc. This is one of the mat improvable Farms. and '
licit adapted to the Turnip Culture, that have ever been offered to
the Pulite It this County. and ie an extremely defirable Situation
for a Rdidenee Tht Roads are good. and Manure at cafy
dif-
tams t and reafonahle Rates compared with molt parts of the
County in which it is Mame. For further particulars, apply to
Mars. Hodfon, Solicitors, in Wellingborough.

WILTS.—By Mr. KNIGHT,
On Tue!day, the sith inft. eSo7, and three following days,
ALI. the ttuly neat and valuable FURNITURE,
Plate Maitre of fuperior dimenfions. Beautifully inlaid
Marble Pier Tables, French Cabinets, Library Book.eafes, Draw-
• ing-rooni fair, and other arras of H ARTH AM PAK HOUSE
the late property of Lady lessee. deceafed.—Comprßifing
An retentive variety of domellic articles of the firft. Manufadto.
ry, in Wardrobes Commodes, Side-board Tables, Sophas, Chairs,
Card, Pier and Lori Tables; two neat Library Bookcafea, 9 feat
wide. two ditto, 6 feet 9 inches wide. two French Cabinets of
Satinwood beautPuHy- inlaid, and mounted in Ormolu; feveral
very fuperior Glare Plates 75 inches by 48—.15 by 43, and others
of (mailer dimenSonA ; four Tripods of richly burnilhed Gold ;
Candelabras. elegant and highly politlied Stove Grates; bandforoe
four poft Bedfteads with Chintz Cotton and Dimity Furnitures.
• torrefpondirig Window Curthins in French Drapery, fine featured
Down Beds, Mattraffes and Bedding, Bruffeb Carpets, Prints; a
• few fearce Birds of beauti.nl plumage, (tuft and well prefervtd;
a Mangle, Houle Clock, Culinary Utenfils, large Brewing Fur-
nace, Marfh i üb. Coolors, Calk+, Garden Lights, and various
other effcdts -Selene begin each day prec'fely at twelve.
To be viewed en the preceding Saturday and Monday, only
with Catalogues at One dhtlling each, which may be had at thc
Lamb Inn. 11 Bath, the place of Sale, No. a t Badge-row, London,
and Auelioneer's, Devises.
N. B. Hartham is t mile North of Cortham, Wilts; 9 miles
Fait of Bath ; 4 miles Weft of Chippenham; and a Ibort diltance
. from the London Bath Turnpike roan.

_
FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Situated ?Is the Parithes of Pi&tort. Carney. and Wainecet, late
she pr 'petty a Edward °scathed, Efq &ceded,
At the Pocock Inn, Soften, on Wisincelay, the spelt inft,
SEVERAL very valoable V REEIiOLD FARMS,
claimed in the pariihes of Filistoft. Frtlkncy, and Wainiket,
eery dißances from Bolton and Spilfby, in the county of Lincoln ;
containing about to; 7 acres of fertile, arable, and teeellent graz-
ing moral and meadow land ; with geed farm honks and out-
houfes for the purples of hulhandry ; with valuable Common
rights, let tel good tenants, at rents amounting to 1051. tos. per
annum : together with the eztenave manor of Waintket. held un-
der the Duchy of ;.ancafter, with Courts Leet and Courts Baron.
To be viewed till the day of fele, by applying to the tenants ; ,
el whom the printed particulars may be had : and alto of Mr.
- Thomas Walker, Solicitor, Spilling; at the Peacock inn, Bolton;
White Hart, Spalding; Bull, Horns-attic; the New King's Head,
loath; the George. at Caifter; the Angel, Brigg ; Rein Deer, Lin-
sobs; the Nag's Head, Rugby; of Mr. Newcombe, printer, Stam-
ford ; Mr Peacock. printer, York ; Mr. Peck, printcr,Hull at
the George Inn, Grantham ; and Atter', Sleaford; Mr. Cattle-
man, Solicitor, Wimborne, Dark:take ; Debary and Cope, Solidi
tors, No. 1. 'ratifield Court, Temple; and of Mr. Beacham, Can-
ingSey, near Horns-Ala

AN EXCELLENT ANCIENT STONE MANSION AND
FRESPIOLD ESTATE, CALLED FAIRCROUCH.
By Marrs. HOGGART and PHILLIN,
(Succeffors to Mr. SMITH),
At Garraway's on Thariday, the 6th inftant, at Twelve o'Clock,
ankh an acceptable offer is in the mean time made by Private
Contra&
AVERY defirable ring-fenced FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called FAIRCROUCH and TA PSELLS, in a
fine healthy part of the county of Suffer, in the parilh of Wad-
built, four miles Iron Lamberburft, two and a half from Fruit,
four and a half from Tnehrklge Wells, ten from Tunbridge,
fourteen from Battle. (even from Coodhurit, and twenty from
Lewes, comprifirig one hundred and forty Acres. of Arable,
Meadow, Pafturc, Weed, and Hop Land, in good cultiVition,
with a large ancient !tone huilt MANaION, Offices, Barns,
Stabling, Hop Oa(, Farm Yard, large walled Garden and Out
buildings. on Foircrouch, and a Farm Houle and Out buildings
on Tapfells, with a Cottage, let to a Tenant at Will.
The Eftate is in part bounded by a Trout Stream, with a vain
able Stone Quarry and Chalybeatc Spring, forming altogether a
very defirable and improveable property; in the °emptiest of the
proprietor, vho will give early poffeffion.
*re be viewed so days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr.
Gorham, on the Premifes, of whom Particulars may be had, alto
at the Suffer Arms Tavern. and Angel Inn, Tunbridge Wells;
Crown, 'Tunbridge; Star, Lewes ; Cheequers, Larnberbarft
White Hart, Seven Oaks; Swan, Hollings; Caftle, Brighton ;
of the Lewes Journal and Suffer Advertifer ; of Mr. Phi/cos,
Attorney at Law, Burvralh ; Mr. Hoper, Solicitor, No. as,
Great Mariborough-ttreet; at Garraway's, and of Meffrs. Hog-
gart and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-ftrect, Royal Exchange, where
a Map of the littAte may be foen.