Star.
London, England, 1807-04-27 00:00:00

/ALES BY AUCTION.

SOUTHAMPTON.—By Mr. WATTS,
At the Dolphin Inn, on Thuriday the 3oth day of April, tSciy,
betwei. n the hours of One, and Three o'oo6, in the Afternoon,
ASU BS rA NTI A L and well-built brick DW EL-
LING HOUSE, fitted up in the modern ftyle, and fit for
the-immeiate reception of a genteel Family, being fituated No. y,
in the molt defirahle and airy part of the High-ftreet, comprifing
two Parlours, Drawing and Tea Rooms, Entrance, and bta.rcafe,
with five Bed Rooms, Houre.keeper's Room, Butler's Pantry.
Duffing Room, and Water Clof:t, Kitchen and Warahoufe,
Scul-
!cry. Larder and Pantry, with good Vaults and Cellaring under
the lode. Rain Water rank, Lead Cistern and Putwp, being all
will fopplied with Soft and Hard Water; and a Garden at the back
of the Premifes.
(Further particulars may he known by applying (if by letter, poR
paid) to the Audtioncer, No. 34, above the Bar. Southampton•

s By Order of the Affignees of HENRY ST. JOHN, a Bankrupt.
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCR called BOX HILL VILLA and
EST AT E, in the TYTHING of PLNNY CROSS, n •ar PLY-
MOUTH DOCK, late the Refidence of HENRY ST. JOHN,
a Bankrupt.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
For the Benefit of the Creditors of the faid He NRT ST. JouN,
with immediate Poffeffion,
ALI. the Interel of the faid HENRY ST.
JOHN, for the Refolue of a Terra of 99 Years. determina-
ble on the Deaths of Three young healthy Lives, with the Riga-
of adding a Fourth Life, gratis, and with certain beneficial Rightt
of Renewal at a used Fine, according to the Conditions Owns
cloned in the Leak thereof, all that elegant, well-built and /run-
,
modious Melluage or Dwelling Houle, called BOX HILL, with
the Offices, Coach Houk, Stables, Out Honks, and the Appurte •
:lances, together alfo with the Gardens, Shrubbery, Meadow, and
, Fields, adjoining thereto, comprifing about Twelve Acres of Land,
fituate in I'erinyerof6 aforefaid, about two Miles from Plymouth,
and Plymouth Dock, and late the Relidence of the laid Henry St.
John.
N. B. The faid Dwelling Houk and Out-houfes hove been
lately put into complete Order; arc delightfully fituated, in a
pidureftpte and romantic Country. and falhionabla Neighbour
hood; and with the Ground attached thereto, form one of the
molt defirahle Refidences for a Genteel Eantily in the Vicinity of
Plymouth Dock.
er A Depofit of to per Cent. on the Porthole Money mutt be
paid down at the time of the Sale.
For felling the fame, an Audlion will he held at the King's
Arms Inn, Fore-ftreet, Plymouth Dock, on Thurfday, the 14th
day of May, precifely at Twelve o'Clock at Noon.
For further particulars in the mean time,application to be made
at the refpedive Offices of Meftrs. Bone, Roth', and Davie, Solici-
tors, Dock.—The laid Premifes may be viewed, by applyin4 to
Mr. John Holman, at Burleigh, near Box Hill, aforefaid.

By Order of the Honourable Commitßoners of his Majefty's
Cuftoms,
AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, R3CHESTFR,
On Thurfday April 30, 'Soy, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in feveral L
FOR UOMR COMUMPTION,
About 19 Hundred weight Gum Benjamin
z Wnsgon . 42 Peurds el ea
zo Yerds 'lshread Bone Lace 3o G. 1110115 Wine
67 Pair Woinen'sShoca 3 Old Boats
175 Pounds Moitt Sugar,
And Sundry fmall Articles.
FOR EXFOR rATION,
41 Pieces an 120 India Silk t Piece and 35 China ditto
Hatidkere:defs 114 Pair Women's Lea. ha Gloves
_ _

And Sundry Goan Atheist..
Twenty five per Cent. will be required as a Depofit.

At the London Tavern, Foshole-itreet, Plymouth, on Friday and
Saturtby. the rlt and 21 days of May next, at Ten o'clock
the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
1011 ElCrt...l
77 pieces/ Brandy alni Spirits 3 ditto elvers
to Idols. of Brandy 1 cafe Liquorice
453 pieces White Wine $ calks Argol
237 nhos. 3 ditto Olives
do pieces l'icardon Wine I ditto Spanifh Green
125 UAL Mufcadcl ditto 55 bake Bottle Corks
t 67 pieces Red Wine t Cafe Anchovies
7 calk, Stick 13riniftwe s bales Bay Leaves
5 ditto, and t bale Almonds i ditto Bay Berries
(iii the flu.ll ) 2 ditto Liquosice Root
4 ditto Cream Tartar
Being the .condemntd parts of the Cargoes of the Fxpedition,
Nor.tfeldt, and Marianne, captured on their voyages from Cettc
by his Majelty's Ship ACTIVE,R. MOWER Alt. i'fq Captain.
60 pipes Red Wine
Alf°' 94 Pi P"'? Brady 6 ditto Red Purt ditto
12 b!ldS. 3
37 pipes White Wine,
Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the Danifli Ship Ger-
mania. H. Vofs, Mailer, taken on her voyage from Ilarceloua by
the private Ships of War Minerva and Lively.
Alfo, 2 cafes bound and unbound Books
t trunk Wearing Apparel
47 bags Rice
9 ditto Ca!avances.
12 kegs Tar
5 Table Spoons and 5 Forks (Silver)
Pla•ed Candlefticks,
Condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Schooner F;LIX, Ro.
Bova c t, t.fq. late Commander, taken out of the Spanilli &homier.
Afro, 4 bales Caret& Oranges
t ditto French Berries, so butts Anwar,
Imported from Le&horn.
Alfo, 4 hhds. 2 Tent Wine 6 bales Liquorice Root
so bottles
2 ditto Almonds,
Reftorcd to the Claimants ex Fox J Da u atmotv o,
Alfo a Q.l2antity of wood bound Pieces, Pipes, and Hogfheads,
(emptied, per Ida Margaretta.)
The beautiful copper bottomed Schoonerles AMIS, pierced for
guns, well found, and a very fart railer
ENSlONS—Length, 7:ft. 6in. Ilrradth, 2oft. min. Depth
Admeafto es 128 13 94ths toils.
Has a deep waift, and i 3 calculated to carry a cargo proportion-
uble to her diniettfions.
The floe coppere,leihip PRINCE of WAI.ES, has a figure head
and quarter g +Defies, pierced for guns, (if nut previoufly dif
poled of) of the following dimentions :
Length 84fr. Breadth 27ft. tin. Depth of hold sift. r,i t.
Height between decks, 6ft admeafures 264 tons.
She is a very fuldtantiat, well built veal, fuppored about f cur
years old. has juft beat thoroughly averhau led and examined by an
eminent Ship Builder, and convict.' with a new Huth upper d-rk ,
capftand, windlafs, and a double tier of Rate roons, and every
other requifite for an armed Weft Indiaman. Both there vritsls
may be fent to lea immediately, only wanting men and pr.tviftins,
and are therefore highly deferving the attenti 41 of merchants tra-
ding to the American Cs:bodes, who have alto an opportunity of
laying in a very fuitable all.wtment of Goods at this port, very
rarely to he met with. 'the Prince of Wales is completely rigged,
and ready to load at an hour's notice. Her Mures are very abun-
dant. and in excellert condition.
Alio, the KOFF JOHAN WILHELM. Pruffian built, round
ftern.—Length Saft 6in. Breadth 21ft. Depth 91t. Btin.—Ad •
m:afures 159 11-94 tons. She is fiat floored, very burtbenfoine,
anti well found.
Alfo, purfuant to direCtions front the cominiffioners for the
Care and Difpofal of Pruffian Property, the brig MERCURIC'S
Lstigth, 92ft. 6in. Breadth, 22ft. tin. Depth
Admcafures 200 tons. •

She has lately undergonefome repairs at ibis port, and is a thong
good ',did.
The KOFt• PETRUS.
Length 86ft. Breadth 3cft 7io.—Admrafures r6o tons.
A flat floored burtheniome vtfill, in good condition. Alfo her
Cargo, confining ofempty Bout deaux Wine Calks.
Thole Voff'ela are admirably calculated for the Baltic, timber
and matt trade, or any other where burthen is required.
Alio, ten bales of Liquorice Root, part of the Cargo of thaPap•
penhurgh brig Melia.
For (*ample', inventories, and further information, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth,
Who has for Private Sale,
About tgo Blbes. Cannon Powder ;
Sow feet llntcli Oak Plank.
A depofit of 35 per Cent. will he required on the Vellels and
Goods fold at Plthlic Sale, and the remainder on or before delivery.
t3' Sarnples of the co Butts of Allum may be fectt at the Bar
I of Lloyd's Coffee-Houle.