Star.
London, England, 1807-02-21 00:00:00

lininetii ttely after the ab me will be Suici, in ceparate I.ntl,
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The Malls, Anchors, i Wes, Saqs, Boos, Spars, Yards, itiz-
eng, Stores, and Materials of the faid brig.
The whole to be viewed, and Catalogues had, three days previ
ous to the Sale, by application to jatnes. Day, jun. the Mall, r on
Board; or at :be Quebec Tavern.

FREEHOLD FARMS, LANDS, MANSION-DOUSE,
GARDEN GROUNDS. and Sundry Mefruages,
In and near the Town of Sherborn, Dorfetfhire. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Meta. SKINNFFt, DYKE, and Co.

On Saturday, Feb. 28, puntleally at Three, at the King's Arms
Inn, Sherhorn, in Fifteen Lots,
By order of, or before tsvo of the Commiffioners appointed to con-
trail for the Redemption of Land Tax,
'TWO defitable FREEHOLD FARMS, called
Darichole and Trill, and fundry Lands and Garden
Ground, containing about Ninety Acres of excellent Land, fini-
als. at eafy eiflanccs from the town of Sherborn—alto a Specious
Nlanfien Houle, Officer, Garden, and levet, Meffnages, Malting,
Workfhops, and Gardens, fituate in the town of Sherhorn. in the
necupation et rofretable tenants at will, and for terms of ptar:
except the fvleffiages on lives—the estimated value about aJoL per
Annum.

To be viewed by applying to the tenants.
Printed particulars may be had at the place of file ; alfo at the
Red Lion, Shaftelbury ; Mermaid, Yeovil ; Greyhound, Wincan-
ton ; of Mr. Langdon, Printer, Sherborn ; Meffrs Bray, Solici-
tors, Great Ruffe!Ultrect, London . and of Meirrs. Skinner, Dyke
and Co. Alderfgate-ftreet, where a plan may be fren.

SOMERSEFSHI RE.
ELIGIBLE AND
.1 MPIOVEABL E FREEHOLD EiTATES

TO LIE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT,
THREE CAPITAL FREEHOLI) FARMS,
nearly within a Ring Fence; containing approprllte
wlcl-
fuages, Barng. Stables, and other fultable Convehiencts for Cattle ;
connected with valuable and highly improvable Lamls, in Arable,
Meadow, and Failure, amounting to 6tB A. s R. 2P. statute
mcafure.

The above Farms are lltua•c in the Parith of Piltnn, in a re•
markably healthy and pitturefque part of the County of Sumer fct,
tz miles from Bath, five from Wells and Glattanbury, and two
from Shepion Mallet—all good market towns.

The !;Elates abound with Lime, Mark, and blue lye: ftone, of a
fingularly valuable quality for building. Five Hundred and !'wen.
ty five Acres of the above are Tithe free; and many of the Paßure
Lands have not hem ploughed for near half a century, which, if
converted into tillage, would not only produce abundant crops for
many years, without the aid of manure, but increafe the annual
income of the ERates to a confiderable amount. A river runs
nearly through the centre of the Farms; with which a confiderable
part of the adjoining Lands may be irrigated at a moderate espence,
anti converted to valuable Water Meadow. A quantity, con-
taining 8 A. 2 R. has already been floated as a fpecitnen.
The allow rftates are let to the refpe.aive tenants from year to
year. The Timber to be taken at a valuation by two indifferent
men mutually chufen.
Mr. Hicks, one of the tenants, will fliew the Eftates ; and par.
titulars may be known of Wks. Fooks and Fvcred, folicitors,
Shepton ,Mallet; or of W. Upjohn, Land and Timber Surveyor,
Can Cottage, near Shaftelbury, where Plans and defcriptive Par-
ticulars may be fecn.—(Letter*, polt paid.)

GOO L) WOOD, SUSS EX
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By JOHN WHITE and SON,
At Ware/beech, on Thurfday the 26th of February, 18:7, and
following days,
THE truly Valuable and Extenfive LIVE and
DEAL) STOCK, of the late Duke of RICHMOND, froru
the fcvcral Farms.

The live Stock comprifes upwards of Fifty very clever w, II
bred Cart Hodes, moldy of the highly diftingitifh.3l Soil°la
tit red, four Cart Colts and Fillies, riling from two to three yt at
old, 'laver, well bred Hacks, riling from two to five years 01,1,
feven-een thorough-bred Colts, from two to five years old, fevrn
Suffolk Colts and Fillica' Foals, fix Emtlifh Aires. fifteen very fioe
working Oxen, one beautiful Norman and two Suffolk Bulls, two
three yearling Heifers in Calf. two two yearling Heifers, two
one yearling titters, (even yearling Heifers, four fine Cows, fiery
two-tooth true bred South down Ewe, in Lamb, fixty four cowl
ditto in ditto, fifty fix-tooth ditto in ditto, too Ewe Lambs and
twenty well bred South-down Rams, of his Grace's breed--
twelve Sows and two Boars.

The Dead Stock comprifes twenty firm built Waggons of vari-
ous defcriptions, ten large Dung Carts, eight one horfe ditto,
twenty Plouglie,fifteen HarrOW9, an retentive affortment of ?revs,
thin, plough, coach and waggon Herne's, and various other Effeas,
very numerous, and will be inferred in Catalogues, which may be
had at One Shilling each, returned to Purchafers, at the following
Inns:

Swan and Dolphin, Chit:triter ; Crown, Arundel; Half Moor,
Petworth; Star, Shoreham; Old Ship, Brighton; White Hart,
!.ewes; Eagle, and Alves!, &Hilburn: King's Arms, Oisddinisigg
White Hart,Guildfird; White Lion, Cobham; Dolphin, South.
aropton; Fountain, Portfmouth ; Royal Oak, Portfea; White
Hart, Havant; Crown, Emfworth; Garrawno Coffee Haul'
London; and of Nleirrs. White and :on, Auetioneers, North-
s
ftreet. Chichefter.

The Effcl. may be viewed two day.: previens to the Sal ,br
applying to Mr. John Andrews, at Boxtrove Earn.
The Sale to begin precifily at Half belt fon.

This day was publifbed, price One Shilling.
ALETTER to WILLIAM WILBERFORCE,
Efq M. P on the propelled ABOLITIoN of the SLAVE
TRADE, at pref. nt under the confideration of Parliament.
ByWILLIAMaMIIH, Efq
Late Reprefentative tar the City of Norwich.
Crudell. übique
Luaus, übique Favor, et Plurima Mortis Imago.
Printed for Longman, Hutit, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA HUNTINGDONSIIIRE
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. LEAKE,
At the Bell Inn, Stilton, on Monday March ad, at Three o'clock,
in Sixteen I.ots, confining of
THE MANORS of Sawtrey Milton and Gidding,
and fundry valuable Farms (the greater part Tythe Free,)
containing 2184 acres of excellent arable, pafture, meadow and
wood land in bawtrey Stilton, Caldicot and Gidding, let to refpec-
table yearly Tenants at old rents, amounting only to 22771. per
annum, and capable of very confiderable ii,crcafe.
Particulars may be had of George Booth Tyndale, Efq Lincoln's
Inn Fields ; of Mr. Hinde, at Sawtrey and of Mr. Leake, at
Fletton, near Peterborough.

PARLLIMENTART PROCLEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, FEB. w.

In the Appeal, '• Merckle v.Dick," the Solicitor-General was
beard for the Refpondcnt.•—Further confidered on Monday.
In the Appeal, " Lewis v. Morgan," Lord Redefdale and the
Lord Chancellor concurred in opinion, that the order of the
Court of Exchequer over•ruling (event of the exceptions to the
Report of the Deputy Remembrancer, ought to be reverted, and
the Deputy Remembrancer direeted to review his Report.—Or-
derei

The Newfoundland Fills Importation Bill p..ffed through a
Commerce and was reported.
Mr. Alinutt, from the Commiffioners of Thames Navigation,
prefented an Account of their Receipts and Diiburfcmcats for the
year '&6 ....Ordered to lie on the Table.
Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SIR HOME POPHAM.

Mr. GRENVILI.E informed the Houfe from the Bar, that
the Lords of the Admira::y having thought proper to put Sir
Home Popham, a Member of the Houfe, under arreft, prepare
tory to his being tried by Court Martial, for improper conJudt :
and being defirous to give the Houle the earlieft information on
that proceeding, they had dircdtcd him to lay before the Houk a
copy of the warrant ender which the arreft had taken place.
Mr. GRENVILLE then brought up the warrant, which was
read by the Clerk at the table, and was in fubftance as follows :
"Whereas Captain Sir Home Popham left the Cape of Good
Hope without any orders, and proceeded to attack a Spann let.
element on Rio de la Plata : now, this is to command you, that
you take the faid Sir H. Popham under arreft, preparatory to his
trial by Court Martial for his faid offence. But you are not to
put him to any greater inconvenience than is abfolutely ne-
ceffary, and therefore having made the arreft, you are to take his
word of honour for his appearance, when the Court Martial
takes place, and you are to attend him to and from the faid Court
-
"To John Cricket, Efq. Marlbal of the Admiralty."

On the motion of Lord HOWICK it was ordered, that what
had been laid by Mr. Grenville, and a copy of the warrant, Ihould
be entered on the Journals.
On the motion of Lord HOWICK, the Call of the Houfe was
deferred till Tucfday.
Lord OSSULSTONE informed the Houfe, that his Majefty
bad been waited upon with the Addrefs for certain Papers relating
to the Slave Trade, and had given directions accordingly.
On the motion of Mr. ATKYNS WRIGHT, the farther con-
fideration of the Special Report of the Penrhyn Eledlion Com-
mittee was poftponcd from Monday to Monday fe'nnight.