Star.
London, England, 1807-07-17 00:00:00

MIR IC•LINE.

CORN FXCIi.INOR, JULY t 6.
There were but few frail arrivals of Wheat in town and the
fats thsr,of are nearly at ha pricy—Rye is dcarer-- i uc fupply
of Barley is fhort anti tatS, r higher... Melt the rame--Beani of
both forts are alto dearer, and few arrive I—the fame of Grey Peas,
and the few White further advance.—There arc fevrral fee& car-
goes of 'inreign Oats arrived, but not many of the licit quality,
which are higher—Flour at fin.:l variation.

GeNtItAL C.JIkItENCT AS VNDIR:
Wbctt, co} 644 766 per qr. Grey Peale c3l. 38sod
Fine Ditto. 785 Bas od &Ins, (old) 46s Sts od
Rye. Tick Ditto (old) 40$ 46$ od •
lisriey•Ssa stsod OatS,2:ll 28, 32$
Malt, 66s 7 si cd Polaud t:iro 38. 34504
Whits I'eak, (Boilers) less Potatoe ditto 37, od
Rane See.. 141 281
Fine Floor 6Ds 634 6ts —Seconos sos sss to 60s.

It was thought an extranrclinary circumfiance in
prectding Lotteries, when a thoufand numbers only
were drawn on the fiat day, if no great Prize turned
up. Of how much more confequence mutt it now
be to adventurers, that in a Scheme, containing at
the offset Ids Tickets by loco, and ha►ing zoo
numbers drawn on the firtt day, as secs the c-i: on
Tuck!ay Isti, th.tt nn Prize above tool. note, and
that in confequence every Capital is [till in the wheel !

It is as clear as any rule in the table of calculations.
that Lottery Tickets at 191. as. (in a Scheme of
moo° numbers) on the commencement of the
drawing, might now, from there being only t B,cm
numbers in the wheel, and not one of the Capitals
drawn on Toerday lalt, be proportionally railed in
price, as the numbers have become Ids. Though
this increafe of intereft is manifek the Contractors,
potllbly, will not take a fall advantage of it previous
to the fecond day's drawing on Tnelday next.

The Direflors of the Inaitution to fecure Health
hot and unwholefome Climates, actuated by mo.
civet. of humanity, have recently taken a Houle near
the Well India Docks, in be immediately opened for
the benefit and accommodation of Mariners, and
other, as a Wareh wfe for the Sale of the Yellow
Fever Remedy, which is fo firongly recommended
and patrnniled by regular and eminent Phyfic;ans.—
The Wind's of this Houfe, it is uncle/11°ml, will be
conduced upon the fame liberal plan as at the Ware-
houfesappointed for the Sale of this invaluable Re-
medy at Charing Crofs, and in Callle.ltieet, Liver.
pool.

A perfnn, aged 36, had a (mall Scrnphu;ons Ul.
ceration in her hand, giving her much pain ; it then
broke put in her wrilt, both her Moulders, .:nd her
knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif.
poled to heal ; it then atreEted her right elbow ; and
thefe ulcera:ions, with a difpolition to general debi
lity, the filffcred for twelve years. Her kneewa.healed
in the W,.rcelier Infirmary, and the experienced fotoc
benefit while a patient for a thou time in St. Bartholo-
mew's Hofpital, where the made application for the
benefit of SPILSIVRY'II PATINT ANTISCORBUTIC
Dsors, at the Difpenfatory, No. Is, Soho (*pare,
L-radon. By the application of the Drops for fix
momh., her ulcers gradually healed, the regained
her lb ength and appetite. It is now a twelvemonth,
and the :mains rerfetaly well. Auy information of
the above fret may he oEtained at No. 9, Duke's
Court, Drury Lane, London.

CHILD ST EA LING --Yeßerday Elizabeth Bennett was charged
before Alderman SIIAW, the Sitting Magiltrate, with Sealing a
female child, about the ee weeks old, from a poor woman of the
name of Bedekin, who told the Alderman, that the had laid in
about five weeks flute in St. Andrew's workhoufe, Gray's Inn•lane,
and that (non sifter came Out, file was taken with a fit in Hot.
horn, during which time her infant was Rolm away from her ;
that the made her complaint to the effiaers of St. Andrew's, who
advertifed a reward, by band bills for the child ; in coufequence of
which the was Informed that it was at nude with a woman in
Red Lion court, London wait, and had been placed there by the
prifoner : the dcfcribed a mark on the child's face, and the clothes
it had on when it was Stolen, which corrcfpoaded with the in-
fant's appearance. The prifoner.th her defence; Paid the child was
her own ; that the had lain ir,fuur, weeks fince, in Mary la bonne
workhoufe ; that the had left it a week (toner than ufual, as the
did not with to (wear the chiisl, whole father the had lived with
about a twelvemonth.but who was now In the King's Bench. The
Nude who had the child (aid, the prifoner called on•her when the
was feemingly with child, and had engaged her to nurfe it, but law
nothing of her till about a fartnight be.ore. when the brought the
infant as her own, and paid her beforehand for i:orfing it.
The Alderman ordered the Matrons of the N'orkhoufes to at-
tend on a future day, and each of the parties to bring fueh females
with them as might thmw a light upon this fingular cafe ; in the
mean time, he told the Nark to take care of it dll the real nr:ther
could be found; but this the one who loft the child could not
agree to, hut cried hiderly,faying the would not part with her in-
fant, but would even go to prifon with it. The Alderman at let,
agreed the thould take charge of the child. and go to the workboufe
tll next examination

MARltit.l)

At Sr. James's Church, on buoday, the Lath Milani, Captain
Jahn C cite, to Mils Mary Lane, diaghter of Mr. James Laos, of
acron!.
Yefterday evening, at St. George's, Hanover,fquare, Lord St.
Jahn to Mts Ronk Boughton, daughter o' Sir kook and Lady
Boughton. of Devolitharc I lace.
At Ediliburgh, on the 25th tilt Mr Arc. ; paid Scot, writer In
Laughiilna, to Mlfs Loulfa M. J. Lindfay, of Dumfries.

On Taal(lay evealPg Wt at his aparnsents in Illntnnfbstry, of
a pgralytie wt.ick, (horse davilieCarey tLc svell k ovra a- ores'
He sea. Annout•eed hw an EaMbition on the evening.
At Wallinvton Hour* Bur et of a decline. it: the 2241 yes- of
his age, Ma. 13rouk Bridgts late of Maedalen Coacge,ol4ord.
iqa Qt kir John &logo, of Malduit, Life:.

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SALES BY AUCTION.

RICH FREEHOLD MP.ADOWS, Carthalton, Surrey.
By Metrrs. HOGGAR•C and PHILLIPS,
(Succeirors to Mr. Smtvn)
' At Garraway's, on Thurfday, Augult 6, at Twelve o'Cloch,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
IA- fitting of two rich Meadows, containing togethel• thireen
Acres, it. a delightful fituation for building, at ityc•lanc, Car-
ihalton, Surrey, ornamented with timber trees, and furrounticd
by Gentlemen's pleafure grounds.
To be viewed, and Particulars had Si days prior to the rale; at
the Greyhound, Carfltalton; Gamway's, and of Metres. Hoggart
and 'Phillips, No 6a, Broad-Itreet.

CKOYDON AND ANDOVER CANAL SHARES AND
DWELLING HOUSE, BLOOMSBURY.
By Mars HOGG ART and PHILLIPS,
(Succeffors to Mr. Sim H),
At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Cornhill, on Thurfday, the Stlt of
Ant& at Twelve, by Order of the Frecutors,
rIVE Shares, tl tool. each, in the above Canal,
I: now completing, and is expeßed to be an advantageous
Concern; aim Twenty Shares, of loci each, in the Andover
Canal; and a Leaf hold Dwelling.houfe, No tl, Hyde-Itreet,
Bloomfbury ; containing two Garrets, four Bed Rooms, two
Parlours, Kitchen, V‘" alb Houfe, Yard, and Cellaring.
particulars may be had four days previous to the Sale, at Gar.
raway's ; of Joreph Sparks, Efq. Adelphi Terrace; and of Meffrs
Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad•ftreet.

FREEHOLD FAtM, e3lledTUtirs PEACE,
In the Weahl of Kent—Land Tax redeemed,
By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Soma-ors to Mr. Sums),
At Garraway's, at twelve o'clnek,on Thorfday, Auguß 6, without
referee, by order of the Executors of Mr.Tbomas Barnet Cotton,
deeenfed,
A VALVABLE FREEHOLD FARM, lying
when a ring fence, on the border of a Turnpike Road,
at Hantley--one mile and a half from Cranbrook, four miles from
Oiodhurft. t 6 from Battle and Maidftone, three from Hawk-
burg, and (even from Larnherhurft, in the County of Rent ; con
taining upwards of oo acres of arable, pafture, wood, and hop land,
with a fas m hoafe, hop out, garden, barn, and outbuildings The
wood land. containing 35 acne, Is In band, an I the remainder let
on leak to Mr. Jofeph Dabell, for about eight years unexpired.
To be viewed with leave of the tenatit, and particulars bad ten
days previous to the (ale—at the Bull, Cranbrook ; Bell, Maid-
ftone ; Bull, Wrotham ; Tyger's Head, Foot's Cray; Crown, Tun-
bridge ; George, Farnborough ; of Mr. Jefrop, Solicitor, Clifford's
Inn •at Garraway's ; and of Meffrs Mogen and Phillips, No. 6a,
Old Broad Rivet, where a plan of the edate may be ken.

PREEHOLD FARM, WADHURST, SUSSEX.
$y Mara. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succeffors so Mr. Smtru),
At Garrawars, on Thurfday 6th Augult, at to o'clock,
REAP 13U r I'S FA ItM, a very Defirable Free.
hold Eftate, containing aco acres of arable, meadow, patture,
wood, •and hop land, well cultivated, and in good fituation for
mar,;ets, in the 'sari()) of Wadhurft ; a fine Sporting part of the
county of Cuffex, four•miles from rant, fit from TunbridgeWells,
twelve from Tunbridge, two from Lamberburft, and twenty miles
from Hafting', with? large farm hourc, three barns, (tabling cot-
tage garden, farm yard, and outbuildings, a (tone quarry, and

marl pit.
The Eftate lies very eompadt on both fides of the turnpiker road,
and commands a beautiful fituation for building a Villa, Spor-
ting Refidence ; the land is well fupplied with water, and early
puff, ffi will be given.
To be viewed by applying to Thomas Shorter, the Bailiff, on
the Farm, of whom particulars may be had, ten days previous to
the fate ; alto at theluifex Arms Tavern, and Angel Inn. Tun-
bridge Wells; Crown Tunbridge ; Star, Lewes; Checquers .
Lamberhurft ; White Hart, Seven Oaks ; Swan, Hafting; ; Caftle,
Brighton ; of the Printers of the Lewesjournal and Sulks Adrer.
tiler ; Mcffrs Scoones and Son, Attornics at Law, Tunbridge ; at
Garravraes ; and of Mtffrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6s, Broad
Rrett,Royal Exchange, where a Map of the Pate may be fern.
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RICHMOND KILL.
Valuable COPYHQLD ESTATES on ilia• diflinguithed (pot.
By Mcffrq. HOG-GART and PHILLIPS,
(Succefforq to Mr. SUIT a)
At Garraway's, on Thurfday. Auguß 6, at Twelve o'Clock,
in Lots,
ASUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE, in excellent
repair. on Richmard Hill, coommindiag a luxuriant prof-
peat of the Banks of the Thames, with a walled Garden and Of-
fices, let on leak for about nine years, unexpired, to the Hon.
ivire.Neentk-m, who has improved the prcruifes at a very confi-
aerobic expence. -
A Dwelling-houfe adjoining, containing two room• on each
F •or, with Offices and Garden in band, and early poff-ifion will
be given. A double Coach honk, (even ftall Stella and Yard.
extending about 5 a fect in front of Richmond Hill, commanding
a beautiful fituation for building.
The above I. it ales are nearly equal to Freehold, being Copyhcla
of the Q2et.vi's Manor.
Alfo, a Leafthold Baste, eomprifing two Coach bodes and
Stabling near the above.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Robertfon, Upholfterer, Rich-
mond ; (thc, liovic occupied by Mrs. Needham, with tickets only)
which, with particulars, may be had to days previous to the Pale,
of Meffrs. Hussar.: and Phillips, N 0.62, Broad-greet. Particulars
alto at the 'Talbot, Richmond; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge
Whiff Lion, Putney; Spread Eagle, Wandfworth ; and at Gar-
raway's.:

FREEHOLD FARM, SUSSHANEX, neaD. r TUNBRIDGE WELLS,
BY in
Mefirs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Sueceffora to Mr. SMITH),
At Garraway's on Thurfday 6th of Auguft, at Twelve o'Clock,
unk(s an acceptable offer is iu the meat time made by Private
Contra&
AVERY defirable ring-fenced FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called FAIRCROUCH and FAPSF.LLS, in a
fine healthy part of the county of Buffet, in the parith of Wad-
RUM, four miles from Lamberkorft, two and a half from Frant,
four and a half from Tunbridge Wells, ten from Tunbridge,
fourteen from Rank, (even from Goodhurtt, and twenty from
I.ewes, compriEng one hundred and forty Acres of Arable,
Meadow, Failure, Wool, and Hop Land, in good cultivation,
with a large ancient Rune built MANaION, Oflices, barns,
Stabling, Hop Oaft, Farm Yard, large walled Garden and Out
building.. on Fain-ranch, and a Farm Houfe and Out buildings
on Tapklls, with a Come, let to a Tenant at Will.
The F.Rate is in pan hanneled by a Trout Stream, with a valu
able Stone Quarry and Chalybrate Spring, funning altogether a
very ddlrable and inwrovtable property ; in the occupation of the
Proprietor, who will give early poffelliont
To be viewed 20 days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr.
Ourham, on the Premifes, of whom Particulars may be had, alto
at-the Sae: Arms Tavern, and Angel Inn, Tunbridge Weibi;
Cr..wn. unbridge; Star. Lewes; Checquen, Lambcrhurft ;
White Hart, &sell Oaks; Swan, Hafting.;; Cagle, Brighton ;
of the I.twes J..urnal and Suff.: Advertifer; of Mr. Plilleoe,
Attorney at Law. Burin& ; Mr. Koper, Solicitor, No. 41,
Great Marlborough-greet; at Gamway's, and of Mars. Hog-
tart and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-ttreet, Royal Exchange, where
a Map of the Etta. may be feen.

SALE 3 BY AUCTION.

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-----. FREEHOLD LAND, near TUNBRIDGE.
HERSHAM I. ACE, near ESHER and WALTON, SUNXBY, By Mere.. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
By Meßrs. HOGGART and PHILIPS, • - (Scimitars to Mr. Sums)
(Smears to Mr. SMITH), 412 llierawaes. on Thurfday, the 6th of Acquit, at Twelve, in
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At Garrovray's, on End sy. the 24th Inflanc, at twelve o'clock, Three Lots,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a IpORTER'S FARM, compiling abontForty.two
beauseul part of the County of Snrrty. called Hnswiim,l "Mlles britihreholstArable and Meadow Land, part fituate on
Turnpihe Road, leading from Tunbridge Wells
Ptnex, two mile* from Ether and Walton, fix from Kingfton, the border of the
three and a half from Ditton. three from tam, two and a half to Maidnuile, in theparith of Punbury, commanding a fine fitum
rimi for building ; five mile* from Tunbridge, in the county of
from Oatlands. and t 8 from.
London ; confining of 67 acres or
land, 20 acres of which are rich meadow, on the bank of the riveg Kent; with a Farm Houle and Outbuildings, of which poireffion
will be given at Michaelmas neut.
Mole, with a valuable right of Mary, ibi ary, a fubntial brick dwelling •
houfe. eretted within a few years, large walled garden, farm yard, , To be viewed by applying to Mr. Peter George, It Pipping's
Farm, near Punbury ; of whom Particular' may be had to days
barns, ftablieg, granary, and outbuildings: the land taxis redeem. 1
preVioits to the tale ; alit) of Menrs. Scoones and Son, Anomie'.
ed. The purchafer may be accommodated with early poffeifion, "
and is to take the growing crops, farming Rock, and utenfils, at a at Law, Tunbridge; 'at the Crown Inn, Tunbridge; Woodgate
fair valuation. Inn, pnbury ; White Hart, Seven Oaks; Angel Inn, Tunbridge
Wells; Chequers. Lamberhurft ; and of Metirs. Hasson and Phil-
To he viewed by applying to Mr. Fielder, on the peewit.... and
lips, No. 6s, Old Broad-ftreet, Nord Exchange, where a Map of
particulars had ten aay • previous to the talc—at the Cattle, Sun, j
bury; White Lion. Cobham; Duke's Head, Wakon ; Ship, Wry-
bridge; Griffin, Kingiton ; Bear, Fiber: Red Lion, Hampton;
Barley Mnw, Horfharn ; or Mr. B. Follett, No 2, Paper•bulld-
big., Temple; and of Meifra. Boggart and Phillips, 1i0.62, Old
Broad meet.

MORDEN PARK; SURREY.
Valuable Atoek of GenuineWl ,es, Cows, Horfes, Growing Crops,
Hay, Farming Stock, Carts, Waggons, and Effete.
By Mars. HOGGART and, PHILLIPS,
(Sueeeffors to Mr. Swam)
On the premifes, at Morden Park, near Sutton, Surrey, on
Mondly, Auguft to, and following day, at eleven,
HE Firlt Day's Sale will confift of the following
1- WINES, which will be found extremely choice and fine :
Two pipes of Port in wood, tto dozen of ditto, a quantity of
Hock, Sherry, Madeira, Claret. Sicilian, Omit intia, and Bucellas.
Alio, the valuable Farming Stock and crowing Crops, compd.
firg about acto Loads of Hay, tz Cows, S ftrong Draught Cart
Hodes, Carts, Waggons, Implements, the growing crop of Beans,
Oats, Wheat and Barley,-together about aco Acres.
To be viewed one day previous to the fale, and catalogues had
at a.. each, to be returned to purchafers. without which no perfon
can be admitted into the Park ; of Mars. Hogan and Phillips ;
and Mr. Blunt. Old Broad•ftreot.

Defirable FREEHOLD EST ATE—H ER TS.
The FOUR SWANS INN, Waltham Crofs ; a FARM at Beau•
moot Green ; feverai Clofes of Meadow Land and Cottages.
By Meas. HOGG AR•t' and PHILLIPS,
(Succeffors to Mr. Starril)
At Oarraway's. on Wed:let:lay, Auguß 12. in 5 Lots,
['HAT well known Capital FREEHOLD INN,
1- now in full trade, and well tenanted, fituate on the Great
North Road trom London, known by the name of the FO:JR
SW AND, WALTH A IVL CROSS, on hate to Mr. MONK. fifteen
years unexpired, at a :aw rent : together with the tap houfe. Ra •
bling for fifty hocks, couch hook, out buildings, and a clofe of rich
meadow land, upwkrds of three acres; a Farm at Belommit
Green, with a farm hook, barns, [tabling, and out buildings, and
45 acres of rich land, a chafe of rich land, fituate near Hammond.
ftrect, called Tomlins and Great Garden, together with near four
acres, in the occupation of Maria Wynch ; altiofe of rich meadow
land, called Swanfield, adjoining the Four Swans Inn. containing
IoA. 2R. 35P. in the occupation of James Warner, tenant at will ;
and a Freehold Brick Mt:linage at Enfield, let at 111. per annum.
To be viewed ten days previous to the tale, and particulars then
had at the Four Swans, Waltham Crofs ; Saracen's Head, Ware ;
Greyhound. Enfidd ; Bull, Haddefdon ; at Garraway's ; and of
Huggart and Phillips, 6a, Broad- ftreet.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
(If not previoufly difpofed of by Private Bargain),
Within the Royal Exchange Coffee houfe, at Edinburgh,
On Wednefday, Alga. 5, doy, a. two o'clock in the afternoon,
I•WENTY Original Shares of s rocK in the
FORTH and CLYDE NAVIGATION, valued in the Books
at 3531. Ruling per Share.—Apply to William Anderfon, Cum-
ber's Clore, Edinburgh.

Capital ESTATF.S, near CARLISLE, FOR SALE.
(By order of the Devifecs, in truft, of the late Sir Wilfred Lawfon,
Bart. deceafe4) at the Crown and Mitre Inn, entitle, on
Tuefday the asth day of Auguß, 0107. Either together or in
feparate Lots.
Lot z. A LL that extenfive, compaa, and eligible
• liTythe free Eftate, called NEW LAITH's H A LL,con •
lifting of a complete fet of well-built Farm Hoofing. all in good
repair, and 328 A. 2R. 29P. of excellent Arable, Meadow, and
Pafture Land, divided into fuitable inciofares, all lying together,
within the diftance of a mile or thereabouts, of the City of Car-
liac, and adjoining upon the great Turopike road, leading from
that City to Dalfton, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Bow.
mail, as tenant.
a. A molt contra& and defirable Freehold Eftate, artiste at
Morton Head, within a mile of the Paid City, and immediately
adjoining upon the above mentioned Mate of New Laitb's Hall
on one tide, and the great road leading from Carlille to Wigton
on the other, eonfifting of an excellent new-built. Divelling•houre,
barn, (table and other out offices, and t to*. tR. 25P. of rich
Arable, Meadow, and Paftore Ground, divided into fuitable in-
elofures, including a thriving plantation sof young wood, containing
12A. 2R. all now in the poffeffion of Mr. Thomas Snowden, as
tenant. The above two eftato, as well from their vicinity to
Carlifle, as from their beautiful commanding iltuations, are well
worthy the attention of any gentleman of fortune wifbiug to par-
chafe an extenfive property.
The Lands are alto well calculated for being fuhdivided into a
variety of (mall Lots for the ocCupation of perfons reading in or
near Carlifle, and will be accordingly vffered to file in each way.
The Mate at New Laiths hale is of Leafebold tenure ,under the
Dean and Chapter of Carlille.
Conditions will be produced at the time of Sale, and further
particulars may in the mean time be bad, on application to Mcflrs.
Graham, Kinderley and Domville, Lincoln's Inn, London; Mr.
John Norman, the Land Steward at Brayton Houk; or at the
Office of Mr. Mounfey, Solicitor, in Carlifle, where plans, and a
particular of the different Eftates are lodged. The refpedive te-
nants will thew the Prernifes.