Star.
London, England, 1807-03-13 00:00:00

PLYMOU rH.

In purfuance of a Con-million of Appralfement and Sale, from the
High Court of Admiralty, addrelkd to John Teed and William
Hale Symons, Efqrs.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at Burrow's, the London
Inn, Frahole ftreet, on f/riday the 29th of March, at ten.
FOR EXPORTATION or game Conforaption :
r7s Serons of Bitter Almonds
171 Do. of Sweet ditto
43 Barrels, 9 Serons and t Box of Gum
3 Bales of Pomegranate Peel
a Do. of Worm Seed.

Part of the Cargo of the Hoffoung, Adamfmi meter, detalosd
on her Voyage from Mogadore to Amfterdam by his Majefty's
Ship Atalante, J.O. Maack!, Efq. Commander.
For viewing the fame, Catalogues and further particulars, apply
three days before the Sale to the Commiffioners, or to
JOHN TEED and Co. Merchants, Plymouth.
February sB, 'BO7.

A HANDSOME COLIN FRY RESIDENCE and DAIRY
FARM, in Wiltikire, with immediate Poffeffion.
FOR. SALE BY AUCTION.
By Mr. Knight, at the King's Arms Inn, in Melkfham, Wilts, on
Monday, the 23d of March, 1807, at Three o'clock in the AI-
trtl)0013,

THE follnvring Valuable FREEHOLD ES-
TATF.S, with LAND TAY Redeemed.
Lot r—A neat and very commodious V lI.L A, called Shaw-bill
Houk, the feat of Samuel Heathcote, Efq. on the London Turn-
pike-road, 9 miles from Bath, 9 from Devizes. and a from Melk -
tham ; comprising a drawing -room. a dining parlour, 24 by SS ;
two parlours, ift by t 6 ; eight seeping rooms, two light dreiling
rooms, fervants' apartments, with every convenient domeftic
offices ; two coachlioufes, two 6-ftalled Rabies, a neat green honk,
garden and lawn. Allo a Barron,with all fuitable buildings The
whole furrotmdcd by a fubftantial Itane wall. The fituarion being
gently elevated, is eftecmed particularly healthy, fupplied with
good water, and commanding an txttnfive view of a richly ferti-
lized country. Subjed to an out-going of 301 per ann.
Lot 2—A compact and truly defirable Dairy Farm, called Shaw
Farm, a very Ibort diftance from Lot r, including an excellent
Farm Houk, and all neceffary out buildings, with about 84 acres
1 of rich pante land, well enclofed within a ring fence, and imme-
diately againft the turnpike road. Alfo, Six beaft Leases in Milk-
Iham Forreft, fubject to a fec farm rent of los per ann.
Lot 3—Four F.nclofures of good Pafture Land adjoining Lot 2.
containing about 42 acres, which with Lot 2, are in the occupatioa
of Mr. Ilan Dark, whole term expires at Lady-day next.
Fora view of the premifes, apply at Shaw-hill Houfe aforefaid,
between the boors of r I and 4, where may be bad printed particu-
lars ; as aifo at the Place of Sale, the Inns in the neighbouring
towns, at thetuetioneers, and at the office of Mr. W.W. Salmon,
Devizes.

DEVON.-LARGE NAVY OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD,

11131,
in LOTS, (Numerically marked with White Paint) as rider,
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRE and
SIXTY THREE Capital SOAK TIMBER TREE 7o
ELM TREES, and 017 ASH TREES, with their Tope, Lo)to,
and Bark.

This Timber lies very compaftly, Is of vet y large Dimenfions,
and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Compaq. Pieces. It
grows on the Manor of CANOWTEIGN, in the Parilh of
CHRISTOW. four Miles from Chudlcigh, ten frmn Tcignmouth
Harbour, and (even Miles front Water to convey it to Teignmo tt.a.

ON BARTON FARM.
LOT r. 50 Oak Trees.
a. from 5o to zoo inclufive.
3 ICO to T 47 ditto.
4 ST Elm Trees.
5 40 Afh Trees.
6 from 40 .:o 8a Mb Trees lactase.
7 3 Beech Trees.
ON HYNER FARM.
24 Oak Trees.
z t Aih Trees.
ON UNDERDOWN FARM.
LOT 1. zoo Oak Trees.
a. from too to 2)0 Ditto inclufire.
3. 200 to 3CO Ditto.
4. ---- 300 to 360 Ditto.
5. 360 to 420 Ditto.
6. 59 Elm and 29 Ant Trees.
ON NETTON'S FARM.
LOT r. 5o Oak [rem
1 from to too Ditto inclufive.
3. zoo to 150 Ditto.
4. tso to 200 Di:to.
S. aro to 250 Ditto.
6. q Mk Tue.'.
ON BIRCHEN WOOD.
LOT z. zoo Oak Trees.
2, from zoo to 209 Ditto inclufive.
ON SWANELAY WOOD.
LOT a. zoo Oak Trees.
s. from too to aoo Ditto inclsfire.
a. -- 200 to 300 Ditto.
4, 300 to 350 Ditto.
c. 350 to 413 Ditto.
6. 56 Afh Tree*.
For which purpofc a Survey wtil be hell at the Clifford's Arms
Inn, Chudleigh, on I'hurfdaylthe 26th March inßant, at Elena
o'Clock in the Forenoon recifely.
For viewing the Timber, . pply to Mr John law, at the Manor
Houle en the Prtmifes, %vitt, whom printed vartienlars will be
left, as they will silo at all the principal Inns in the Country, and
farther information may he had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of
Swallowfiel I, near New Reading, Berkihire; or at :ha Mice of
Meas. Ealcs wig James, Solicito:t, Exeter.

LOT t.
2.

F3lt EIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FIFTY-MNTH BULLETIN.
'• Pluf Eylau, Fcb.l4.

“ The enemy has taken a pofition behind the Pn.gel. Our pa-
trolcs are before Konigfberit, hot the Emperor has thought proper
to concererate his army in svint:.r quarters in fuch a rummer, tha,
it may be in a condi:ion td; cover the line of the Vitlula. The
number of car.r.oa which have bun taken !inc.:the battle of Berg-
fried, is ahout tisty. The twenty-four piece: which the enemy
left bt hind in the battle of Eylan, are-ft tit. to”' horn. The enemy
have circia,r•ed the fohjuitted report, which is cutirely falfe. y
attacked the tn.wii,l,ut were immediately drives; back. They ac-
ltnowledge men and wounded. hut their I ,fs is much
reat cr. Their cloture of nine eagles is no kfs falfc than the ac-
ctaint a their taking poillffion of the cost. rt. lite Grand Duke of
Berg lOU Ms hi: held quarters at Wirmitherg, c'cfe upon the
Prevel. General Flautpoylt has died of his wounds; his lofs is
genera:ly clfplored—but few warriors have terminatol their ca
net fo glorioully. His divifion of ruiraffiers have diflingoifhed
themfeives ;n a'l the battles. The ewperor has given orders for
removing his body to Paris. The General of Ugade, Bernard do
St. Sulpice, who was wounded in :he wtift, retired to go to the
Field Hoi-pital in the tear to be dreffed, but made a fccond charge
on the enemy with his cavalry. His Majelty is fo well pleated with
his condua, that he hat appointed him a G. nerAl of
On the rath hlarfhal Lefebvre advat,ced to hlarienwerder, where
be found (even Prulli.m fquadrons be defeated them, and made
prifoners
,in men; among whom arc a Colonel, a Major, and
feverl other olneers—he 41;0 took as.:, hones. Thofe who cl-
eaned. fled towards o.tii:z lc."
(The Ps eilia.n Report.nitmioncd in this Bulletin is not given
with it;

.SIX FILTH BULLETIN.

Fru!Tian Eylau, Feb. t 7.
" The e.mgceit of Sik profezutcd. sl'he fortrefs of Schwei-
dnitz has furrend• rd. a..d the czpitulatioa ii annexed. [We do
not think it neceilary to infert it, :14 the conditions are the fame as
thole on which isrcilm 'urrendered.]
" Preim Co"ei nor of Si.efia is ihut up in Glatz, after
bavnit by General Lefehyre 4,:it of the potations of
Fraiikevittein and Neurohde. lu theft sri..,irs, the Wnrtemherg
troops behaved remarkally well. The Bavarian regimentof Tour
and. axis, commanded by Colonel Sey.!is, and the 6th regiment
of Bavarian iillantry of the line, under Colonel Baker, eminently
diftinguillted themfelves. The even y loft about too killed, and
300 prif,ners. The liege of CoL.I is nonducled with vigour.
" Si,.ce the ba!tle of Eylau enemy have re-aittmbleal behind
the Fregtl. We hoped to have drivea them from that pilaw'
bad the river remained fr.,zen hut a thaw has commenced, and
this river is a boundary beyond which the French army has no
late teft to purfue them.
" About soco 4tufrian prifoners who were at Wellenberg, have
tact fct at libertyhya troop of Coif:Les, confiding of toot) men.
" 1 he cold has entirely ceafed: the blow is every where melted,
and the feafini exhibit, a iii:gular phccnomenon of the mild weather
of the IA days or April, in the middle of the month of February.
" 'lke army h entering into cantonments." •

SIXTY-FIRST ISULLETIN.

" Landherg, Feb. [8 - •

The battle of F)lzu was at firft confidered as a vidtory by
(event ot the enemy's cthcers. Such, indeed, was the belief at ho-
nig:be:7, during the whale evening of the 9th, but the alarm was
great when the Ruffian head quarters and the army arrived there.
oon after the found of orr cannon was heard, and the French were
Peen in the p011...M0n of a height which flanked the whole of the
Ruffian troo;:s.
tt lhe Rufilan General declared that he would defendthe town,
which greatly iecrtafed she alarm of the inhabitants, who
6 We 411 flare the fa: eof l.uhecic.' It was fortunate, however,
fur this t:Arrn, that it did not come within the plan of the French
Generals to drive the Ruffians from this pnfition.
" The numeer of dead in the Ruffian army in Generals and
other officers, is very remarkable
" it. confequence of the battle of Eylau, more than sOOO wounded
Ruffians found on the field of battle or in the neighbouring hofpl-
tals, have fell ioto the hands of the vktors. Part of them are Erne
dead. The remainder, who are Rightly wounded, have increafed
the number of rift:nets. Fifteen hundred have been fent back to
the Ruffian army. It is reckoned that the Ruffians had 15,m0.
wounded, baides there Coco which fell into the handsof the French
" The army has reit:mai its quarters. The diftrids of Elbing.
Lichfladt. and Oftrrode, are the finrft in this country, and the
Empetor has chofen them for the cantonments of his left wing.
" Nlarfhal Monier has gone back to Swedifh Pomerania,—
Stralf,:nd is blockaded : and it is to be regrated that the enemy
have, without any reafan. burnt the fine fuhurb of Kniper. The
Ere prefented a horriLle fpedtacle, and more than We° perfons are
in conic cituxce o: it J.:flit:ate of any home or fhelter.".

PROCLAMATION.

" SOLDIERS,

Prupian Fylau, Feb. x 6.

g 4 We had hectm to enjoy a little reoofe in our winter quarters,
when the enemy attacked the firft crrs, and (hewed themfclves
on the lower Viifula. We broke up and marched againft him.
We have purfued him, fwora in hand, eighty miles. tic has fled
to hit ilna.g !tads, and retired heyond the Preget. In the battles
of bet-Oiled, Deppen, !Lai and Fylau, we have taken from him 65
pieces of cannon, and t 6 itandants, befides his lots of more than
.40.cc0 a. en in It!Iletl, wounded, and pi ilon."rs. The heroes who,
on our naL, retrain in the bed of honour, have died a glorious
death. It is the death of a true (oilier. Their relatives will al-
ways have a juft claim to oar care and beneficence.
‘, flaying thus defeated all the enterprizes of the enemy, we
that return towards the Viftula and refume our winter quarters.
'thole who than ,:are to diiturh there quarters, fhall have reafon to
repent; tor. whether beyond the Viftula or on •*..e other fidc of
the Dauttl,e—wh,clus io the middle of winter or ha the beginning
of Autumn—we ftill be found Frcoeh foldiers, and foliiers of
the e;rand Army."

TURKEY, FEBRUARY 13.
The Pore having demanded of the Englifh
Am-
baff.der, what part his Court would take in cafe of a
rupture b.tween the Porte and !UNA the Ilinifler
anfsvere,!, that England would remain neatral, pro-
vided the Porte did not form any tonne lion to at
in concert with France.

JASSY, FEBRUARY 7.
The Ituflian ai rity, under Gen. Nlichelfon, teems to
be marching to CnltaLtinnple. It is now at Georgia,
on the road to Widdia. Near this place a Rattle ha;
been 1..114kt between the Ruffians and a body of
to c.),-)o Totkl, uho were defeated. The Ruffians,
on 'hi• occalion, 101 l 3000 men. The Ruffian fleet,
%chid) aopeared in the Black Sea, it is laid, is def.
timcl to occupy the mot.th of the Danube.