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London, England, 1807-12-17 00:00:00

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CAPITAL TAVERN AND PUBLIC HOUS! FCR SALE.

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By JOHN YOUNG,
(Utiles difpnfed ntby Private Coutradt, of which timely. notice
will be given). on Motiday,Deccatber at, at lie o'LlJek in the
eventrg, an tut Pre:ldes,
ALL that exceedingly Valuable, long elabrillied
and well PUBLIC HOUSR, called the SHIN
and CAS ri.e, molt advautageouer and pleafaeftly fituatod on the
Commas Hard, in the Town of Portf‘a, and di:telly oppolke his
Majefty's Dock Yard Gates.
The Pretnifes (great part of which 'l've lately been rebuilt at A
evortderable expense), comprife the whole of the South fide of
Half Moon-ftvret, the back front leading Into Wickham Mart.
'and from Its peculiar Stuation commands a very extenlive and lu-
crative trade in the Ale, Porter, Wine and Spirit lines. Neon*
the whole is freehold, and from itscatent is capable of much real
Improvement. The contiguity of this eligible Mare to the Dock
renders it of important eonfideration, as from this eircundkaaseita
bufinefs is (camel', any thing inferior in peace than in war--It Cogl-
tequendy thercfbee becomes the more deferving the attention of
gr ewers. sod Wios and Brandy Merchants iu particular.
Particulars nay be known on application ; letters poft paid, to
Mr. Win. Ploughman, Romfey, Hampeure ; or Mr. Henry
Ploughman, on the Premifes.
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ELII3IBLE FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, and CO#THO,.IS
ESTATES, near HORSHAM, SUSSLX.
BY Mr WELLER,
At the King's Head Inn, HorGum, on Saturday the igth of
Dccembtr, at t z n clock, in 7 Lots.
Lot a. A COPYHOLD ESTATE, confining of
a Farmhoufe and oetbullensp, with $4 *acute
acres of arable and meadow Laud, called MO CKFORD, &nate at
Could& It t to Mr Pearce.

Lut a A I.cakhnld hltate, called Sweyner, lirnombehne, and
Brooklands, Gtuere at Rudgwich. visifiltbig of a Farrnhoufe and
outbuildings, with saacreG of land, let to Mr Thomas Eliholt, to-
nabt at will.

Lot 3 A Freehold Eftate, called HIH Houfe, &gate at Rudisvleh
and Crarley, confiding of a Menage, barns, &c. with 56 a.. 4 ea
t rood and 3_yoles of Inotl, let to Mr Thomas Elliott.

L4tt 4 Awr e <hold MCIEJVC, barns, and outbuildings, with 4.7
acres 3 mods and 3 poles of arable and meadow land, sally 1 ittunt-
bkholme,fituatt at Rufper and 16e1,1,15t to Mr Vuje,4 an Ink,
years of which arc unexpired.
Lots A Freehold Meffuage and Farm mita Greenhurft, &n-
-ate at Rudgwick, with ay acres 3 roods and 38 poles of load, let to
Mr Thomas Jot ufon.
Lot 6 A Capita Freehold Meruage and Farm 'tailed Mores.-
Place, fttuate at Rudgwick and Cranky, somprlhng a farenhoufe
and outbuilding', with 84 acres 3 roods and 26 poles of Lind, let t 6
Mr Thomas Hoad, tetar.t at will

Lot 7 A aloft defirable Freehold Eitate, called Ellen,, G!eate at
Euhurft and Abinger, camp riling a t•rmhnnfe and outbuildings,
together with till acres and 9 poles of arable and coppice land, let
to Mr Steniug, tenant at will.
The Eaves may be viewed by permilLon of the tenants, of
whom printed particulars may be had; alto at the Swan, Reigate;
Red Liun. Dorking ; King's Arms, Godalming ; White Lion,
Guildford ; Half Moon, Ectworth ; Norfolk Arms, Monde! ; Old
Ship, Brighton; Star, Lewes; of Mell-rs Winftanley and S.,n, Pa-
ternoft cr-row ; of Meffrs Johnfoo, Pi ice, and Freeland, Solicitors;
and of Mr Weller, Chi:better-

DORSEESHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Meffra. HODSKINSON and CO.
IRE MANOR. uf come 'ON ABBAS, et•
1. tending over J 245 acres or thereabouts. with the Advestfosa
in Fee of the Ream.), and Right to Great aid S:nall lltbso-dtb*
nett value abcct scoLpet atintrri: the Rev. Mr. &Ant aged
about ye— the tit et Fre:caution difpored of.
Mkt the Manor Farm, contaking t62A. oR. t 'P. du Lade for
nine years from llamas laft, at too!. per annum, but of the
ettimated annuli value ascot.

And alio the Rtvcruon in Fee of fcveral Leafehold sta4 Coln.
hold EP.atcs, held hv Lives ; containing 437 A. 3K. tP. Valued at
per annum 6401. with the refereed rents and heriots therennot
belonging.
The Manor, or Reputed Manor of Weft Orchard, etteuding
over 638 acre!, with the MtmOr Farm, as let from year to year,
containing 62 A. 2R t3P. at tool per annum, but of the dtlatattd
annual value of i t cl

AJfo the Reverft )n in Fee of fcltral Valuable Leatehold and
Copyhold Eftates ; hrld by Lives, containing 489 acres, or here.
abuurs, of the eftimated annual valueof 9751. Is. with the refereed
rents and heriots therunto belonging.
The Reverfion in Fee of that par: of the Mannr Farm, called
the Dairy Farm in the psrifh of hillbuty Abbas, held by the lives
of Richard Brabant, ag-d 88, and Ann Burt, ascii 56 ; containing
19.4 A. 3R.. VP at the I•, rdervedi Rent of 721. per annum, dur-
ing the faid lives, but of the eftimated annual value of 2401.
Alto the Reverfivn in Fee of fevers! valuable Leafehold an i
Copyhold Eftates iu haft and Weft Nlelheiry, hill by lives, con
tutting SoBA. iR. stiP valucl at per unnuni S,tl ps. with there
ferved rents and herlots thereunto
And alio tholteverfions in Fee of fundry Leaft hold Mines held
by lives, within the l'Ariih of 'Fifbury, partici/Orly Chickfgrov.,
with the Tythe lliy in One Lot; alto in the Parish of Donhea.:.
particularly in Coonib ar.d Charlton, and alto feveral Eftates is this
Periflt of Semky.

FPrdser partiialars may bc had of Mari. Hodtkinfou and Co
Animist- arca, London.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER t 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
. .
Coutols, for acc. 6414—Reduced 63i• —Omnium, 3to z pre.
Exchcqmr Bills, par zs. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
g per Cent. Red 63+ Old S. S. Ann 63 •
3 per C. Conf Ann. rout Imp. 3 per Cent. 62•111
4 per Cant. 81 8t Esc,laeq. Bills, 4e. pr. par
per Cent. Navy Phut I Onmium ti prem.
Long Ann. z 7 z 3 , t 6ths City Lot. Tickets 7L 14s•
Bonds, as AM par Conf. for am; 64i
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Rumours of a very Contradiftory nature were
aflharyeflerday afternoon refpeaing the fquadron of
Sit Sioisv St4ITH. Some maintained that he had
entered the Tagus and obtained a decided villory—
others, that he had been fo roughly treated by the
batteries of St. John and by the Ruffian fleet, as to
he obliged to retreat with his fquadron in a very
ihattered ftate.

Some faid accounts from the Tagus had come by
the veffel which left Rotterdam on Thurfdsy left—
other:, that the intelligence came from Fowey. But
after every effort in our power, we have been unable
to trace any recent intelligence from the Tagus to
ether the one fource or the ether, and we have to
Rate, that no accounts have reached the Admiralty•

An American Gentleman mead town yefterday
from Bourdeaux, whence he failed on the soth ult.
in an American 'hip, which, with all others, under
the flag of the United States, had been embargoed
there for five days. The order for the embargo was
put in .execution on the 2sth, on which day every
Captain was direCted to deliver up his papers to the
officers of Cuftoms. This meafure is Rated to have
been retorted to for the purpofe of preventing the
efcape of tome perfon from France. It was not
known whether the objeß was accomplilbed, but on
the 3oth the embargo was taken off.

Government have within thefe few days become
poffeffed of fome very important French documents,
which ditArife fecrets of the higheft magnitude in re-
(pee to the defigns of BONAPARTI. A very confi-
derable degree of confequence is, we underhand, at.
tacked to them. They are figned by BONAPAILTt and
TALLIYRAND arid perfons well acquainted with the
fignature of both are perfuaded that they are ge.

Thefe documents, it is whifpered, relate to TAL.
LITILAND'S projeCted journey to Holland, and the
motives and objets that give rife to it ; but whether
this be aCtually the cafe, we know not.

It gives us much pleafure to obferve, that the
Commiflioners for ViCtualling his Majefty's Navy
have advertifed for Tenders of Weft India Rum for
the fupply of that fer vice. The confumption of foreign
fpitits, not the produce of our own colonies, fhould
never at any time be encouraged in this country. At
the prefent moment in particular, when the ware-
houfes of our Weft India merchants are filled with
produce, and the enemy, endeavours to deprive us of
every market on the Continent, it would be highly
impolitic to allow brandy to be ufed in the navy. Its
ufe fhould be prohibited even on 'bore.
The more inveterate the efforts of our enemy Na•
!OLEO* are, to defiroy our commerce, the more inde-
fatigable ought we to be to encourage the confump.
tion of our own manufaaures and the produce of
our colonies. But this is not all—this country ought
to adopt a regular fyilem for the fiapply of its own
wants for the interdietion of our commerce with
the Continent may occafion an evil of this kind to
be fcverely felt, as well as the accumulation of
many articles for the want of a market. What
we principally have in view at prefent is the
nectflity of leffening the confumption of corn, that
we may always have a large fur plus in the country,
as a fafeguard againli a Ihcrt crop. Shut out from ,
the granaries of Europe—involved perhaps in a war I
with America, in what a diflrefling fituation would
this country be, in the event of a bad harveft I
Sound policy requires that we fhould wifely pro-
vide in time for filch a pt Bible contingency : One of
the means that fhould inflantly be adopted 114 s bcfore
been reforted to by Government. The ufe of grain
in the breweries and dittilleries Atould be fufpended
till things return into their natural channel. This
meafure would not only promote the objea which
found policy demands, but would be produaive of
great advantages to tic commerce of the•country, by
eonfuming the fugar produced by our Weft India
Planters, which is all paid for, dirsnly or inditealy,
to the manufaaures of this country.
It would belrlihtl on the patriotifm of cur land-
holders to fuppofe it pc flihle that they fhould threw
any obflacic in the way of loch a fyflent. Their
gains deperd leis on the ciii;.riti.y (Scorn at the mar.
kcr, titan t o the ability of the cot Pinner to pay a hbe-

tat price for the commodity ; and the way to fccure
11,40. i; by promoting, by every mean, the
• coniumption of , lir. m.-,iitintattres. There, however,
are but fecon,!ary confi.ferations. The flirt duty of
every Government i. to provide fur the fupply of the
Pe' pic—tiaLfivi duty of every individual:is co, aid
arid anil ;he .v.inm:nt'in its efforts fnr that end.

AMERIC A.

We this morning received additional letters and
papers from America to the r zth ult. The following
articles, which we have fileeted, are important, as
(hewing that the hoilile feelings of the Americans
towards Great Britain have completely fublided:—