Star.
London, England, 1809-04-10 00:00:00

TO RE SOLD B AUC 'ON,

AT HOLY ISLAN NEA t BER.WiCK-1T1".3N TWZED,
-)n Monday. the 17th instant, at Twelve o'Clock,
THE Prize Ship CORROEORATO. taken by
his Majesty's Ship Fury, measures about 100 commerce
lasts, or about 280 English tons, oak built, of large dimensions,
sails fast, has raft ports fore and aft, suitable for the tiraber and
coal trades, and supposed would load about 17 ker's. Havi tg
been on shore, and her cargo discharged, the Ship and her :stores
(of which she ha 4 a good inventory) will be sold, w i.h .dl faults,
as she now lies in Holy Island.
Invontories to be had of Mr. Abraham I.evi, at Isla id ;
Mr. Quintin Blackburn, of Shields; and of Smiths, Marin, and
St. Barb:, No. 9, America-square.

VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, CHILD'S HILL,

HAMPSFEAD.

To be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree and Order of
the t ligh Court of Chancery, made in a cause wherein •1 !somas
Mot- Nal others arePlau,tiUs, and lames Clarkson :mil another
ure Detl-ndatits, by Mr. GRAHAM, the p.:mon ai p..inofil by
Robert Steele, Esquire, one of the 'A ;asters of the !it,..1 Cuirt,
at Garraway's, on Mond..y the 171 it I April, 1 taAs, baween
the hours of twelve and two o'clock in the afternunn, in three
lots,
A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, situ-
ate at Child's Hill, within the and in :nor of I it' inlon,
in the county of 141iddlesex, ea.:ll side of The road kaki-
Lig from Hampstead Heath to it.... E 1.,. ware :and, containing nbout
thirty-four acres of Laud, with the Faint House, Orchard, a;:d
Carden, together with the Pout ry, film, mid Builtli, g-
appataining to the Manufactor, the sheds for stathcz
Cattle, Cow-house, Coach-house, and Stables; ainl also the
Castle Public-house, an.l the st.v, ral oth.r Houses, Gardens,
Land.s, and Premises, the property of saniael
Mortis, la.: of Child's Hill afot de.:eased.
Tile abuve mentioned (.ands t !It: best Farb ror inal-ing
F.. ouldc, Pm., Red Rubl,ers, P.vL 6 iirtcks,
•1'.1e4, R. .l ks, G!ey L... zks, Chimmy Pots, ecc.
inay oe vitsvcd at any time previous to the
P..,rtieJ.,rs had gratis at the said Mast...:r s Chambers,
iu
So ti hampton•lnaild.Mgs, Chancery -lime ;of Mr. AN N LSI. EV Soli-
citor, Hare-curt, temple; Mr. Ilattye, Solicitor, Chancery-
lane ; Mr. Clark, Solicitor, Holhorr.-court, Gmy's-ion; and of
Mr. Graham, Auctioneer, Red-Lion-square, Loudon.

This day was published in 1 Vol. two. price 15s. in beards,
ATIN SYNONYMS, with their different
ficanons and ?:samples taw from the best Latin Authors.
By M. J. B. GARDIN DUMESNII.,
Late Professor of Rhetoric, in the College of Harcourt, and Prin-
cipal of the College of f..ewis the ..:cat, iu the University of
Paris.
Translated into English, with.additions and corrections, by the
Rev. J. M. GUSSET.
Sold by I . Payne, Pall-Mall; J. Fatrltkr, New Band-street ; J.
White, Fleet-street ; Cutliell and Ruw, kiolburn ;
and W. H. Lunn, Soho-square.

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