Star.
London, England, 1807-09-26 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

At Worthing, on the sift inftatit, the Lady of Lieut. Colonel
("main ings. of the tWI Light Ur2goons of a &tighter. ,
At Afhley P..rk, Surrey, the Lady of Sir Henry Fletcher, Bart.
of a ton and !stir.
The l.ady of James Willis, Efq of Upper Guildford area, of a
fon and heir.

MARRIED.

Thurfday m ruing. at St.6Corge's Church, Haniver-fquare,
Captain B&ttefworth, of the Crocitallle frigate, to Lady Hannah
Grey, yourgeft daughter of Earl Grey, and lifter of Vircount
Hoick.
At willhot. near Glafgow. on the 3d loft. Mr. Francis Came-
Ton, ftationer in Edinburgh, to Mifa Helen Patullo More. daugh-
ter of John More, Efq cal:bier of the Royal Bank, Glafgow.
At Edinburgh, on the ad in it. George Dunlop, Efq writer to the
f poet, to Mifs Ilabella Simplon, daughter of William Simpfun,
Lfq of Ogle.
At Gairbraid Houle. on the 31 ft ult.Jamesi. MtLachlane of Kil-
, :ihoan,Efq to Mils Allan, eldelt daughter of the late Richard Al-
lan. younger of Bardowle.
At Ballechenan, on the rtth infant, James Shearer, Efq. Sur-
veyor General Poft Office, Edinburgh. to 'Mils fattens M•Pherfon,
daughter of the late Captain John M'Pherfon of Ballachemus.

DIED.
Fatly on Tuefday morning, John Hollingworth, Efq. of Ken.
f ngton Noire.
On Monday laft, at an advanced age. Mrs. Dickens, rend of
tl e late Colonel Dickens, of Dereham, in Norfolk:
At Glafgow. on Monday fennight, in the Lit year of hls age,
and 33d of his miniftry, the Rev. John Falconer. He was 49 yeas
r hinter of the rpifeopal Chapel in that city.
At Calcutta. on t a February left, of a fever, in so days Mods,
F (chard threipland. Efq. fon of theta.* Sir S. Threiplaod. fat.
Pingaik.
Mr. Martin, of Deal, late a partner with Melts. Burrows sod
Co of Dover, on the Deal road, ftippofed to have fallen of hisborfe.
On his paftige from Kinglton, Jamaica, to England, of a brain
ver, on board the Elephant man of war, Lieut. Henry Davies, of
. 49-11 regiment of foot.
Sunday, Wightwiek. eldeft daughter of John Wightwiek,
1 ill. of Sandgate, near Cbertfey, Surrey.
At Barnwood, Gloucefterthire, Mrs. Morris, mother of R.
Words, Efq M.P. for Gloncefter.
At Lanartr. Court, Monmouthihire, Mifs Florence.
At Brighton, Major Macfarlane, in the Hon. Eat India Cont.
pany's Service
At Bath, aged 82, Mrs. Maltby, rend of Thomas Maltby, Efq.
late of Lakenhina Grove, Norfolk, and mother to the Lady of the
Bilhop of I.ondon.
At Edinburgh, on the tbth inftant, Sufan, and on the ath,
Maria, the two ynungeft daughters of Mr. Daniel Forreft, State
Lottery Office.
At Bat badges, in June let, in the 23d year of his age, William
Hampton, Efq. eldeft fon of Edward Hampton, Efq. of Baldock,
Herts.
At Cork. after a painful 'liners of three weeks duration, Mrs.
Newton', Lady of John G. Newfom, Efq. of Cork.
Lately, Mrs. Mary Alleeck, of Aby, near Louth, aged too
years and fix months.
On board of the Ganges, on his return to England, Lieut. Law,
late of the 77th Regiment, and An of the Rev. Dr. Law, Arch-
deacon of Rochefter.
Viednefday fennight, Mr. Hoyle, of Rotherham, attorney at
law, clerk to the proprietors of the Dun and Marne and Dove
Navigation:
At Lynn, aged 60, William Bagge, Ffq. merchant, and on the
record day f.,llowing, aged 46, Mrs. Bagge, his widow.
Saturday fennight, at Brough, Mrs. Browne, aged upwards of
flo ye its ; and on the next day. Mr. Browne her hufband, alto at
an advanced age. They were both taken ill on the fame day,
and died within s 2 hours of each other t were both laid Jut in
one bed, and buried on Monday afternoon in thc fame grave.

SALES BY AUCTION.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
ErtenEve Mills, Manufadlory, Warehoufes. Cottages, Build-
ings, capital Manfinn Houle, Offices, and Land, with poffeflion.
Dr hleffrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. on Wednefday, the 28th
Garber, at Twelve, at Garraway's, in Three Lots, by order of

the Executors,
A Very eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,tituate
at Cockney, near Workfup, eafy diftances from Tuxford,
ChLtterfial, and Mansfield,' in the county of Nottingham ;
comprifing thole extenfive premifes, the upper and lower mills,
with tuanufadlory, warchoufes, cottages, buildings, completely
fitted up for the (pinning of wonted yarn by machinery, and a
water corn mill ; the whok lately occupied by Mcffrs. Toplis --
Alfo. the capital manfioo hour; with offices. coach-houfes,
Rabies, gardens, and lands. delightfully fiture at a convenient
diltanec from the works; the whole containing about 3c acres.
lot t. The Upper Mill. with a fall of water IS feet 6, and re-
fcrvnir of eight acres, with dwelling books, buildings, cottage,
gardens, and land, about live acres.
Lot a. The I.ower Mill, With a water corn-mill attached, and
a fall of water of Mite feet, with feveral dwAling houfes and build
logs for the purporcs of trade.
Lot 3. The capital Manfion Houle, with offices. coach-houfes,
(tables, gardens, and about i 6 acres of land. Held for 37 years,
at a how rent.
To be viewed by applying to Mr William Tacna, at Cockney,
of whom particulars may be had 28 days preceding the (ale • alfo
of William Walker, Efq. of Crow Nelt, near Halifax ; (ale;
at
Mr. Wileoxes office in lialifax, where a plan may be teen; and
of Mr. Coupland, Rotherham; of Meffrs. Burhage and Cs.
printers, Nottingham; Mr. liarrop, printer, Manchettcr;
Allen, Exley, and Stocker, folicitori, Furnival's inn, Holborn ;
at the Place of Sale ; and of Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aide&
gate Street, Loudon, where a plan of the refidence and works may
he teen.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES AND RESIDENCE
HERTFORDSHIRE.
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By Meffrs SKINNER, DYKE, sod on Wednefilay. Novem-
ber z s. at Twelve, at Garraway's,in Three Lots, milers accept-
able offers are made to yuraafe by Private Contratt,
A Very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, deft.
rably fituate within one mile of the entrance of St. Alban's,'
bounded iOf a ronfidetable (finance by the high mail road, a beau-
tiful and produdive part of the county of Hatt; ccmprifing the
commodious and well fitted up relidence, called New Barnes, with
excellent offices, coach boufe, and ftabling ; pleafure ground*,
gardens, green-houfe, bailiff's meffuage, capital farminetuildings,
and the contiguous rich water meadows, grazing, arable, and
woods, containing 3 ty) acres of fine high cultivated land, rtfrefhed
by the river CoMe, and forraing three molt eligible farms, called
New Barnes and the Lodges, the greaten part of which are free
of tithes; the land tax redeemed of the whole eftate, and imme-
diate poffelnon may be had.
The heufe to be viewed by tickets only, which may be had,
with particulars, of Meffrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co. Aide, fgate-
itreet, where a plan of each lot may be fern ; the Farms, by ap-
plying to Mr. Wordbridge, the Miff, at New Barnes, of whom
particulars may alio be had; and at the White Hart, St. Alban's ;
Red Lion, Barnet ; and at the place of Pale.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with One Hundred and
Seventy-three Acres of excellent Lands
By Mr. WEI.LER, at the Crown Inn, Erufworth, on Tucfday,
the lids of Odlober, at is &Clock, in Two Lots,
LOT I A VERY VAluableF ItEEHO L D ESTATE
Gtaateat Chidham, in tke County of Suffex, con-
fining of a large Farm Houk, garden.orchard and three tenements,
four barns, exttr.five Rabies' and other outbuildings, together with
173 Acres, cuttomary =afore, of Arabic, Meadow, and Coppice ,
Land, in a very high hate of cultivation ; now in the occupation
of Mr. Clads:man, whore tern, spires at Michaelmas next.
Chidliam is limited about four miles audit half well from Chi-
chener, and the fame Jittance Eatt from Havant.
LoT 2. Comprifes the two next valuable Prefentations to the
Reetory of Thorneylfland, ill Sac:, a pleafantly 11watt-A refidenee
with 5o Acres of rich Glebe Land and theTythes of loon Acres of
mot productive Land. The foal is particularly lAvoitrabie for the
growth of Wheat. The prefent incumbent aged about 58. The
annual value's sflimated at 4254
Printed particulars may be had, and the citate viewed by
ap-
plying to Mr. Weller, Chkhefter ; Meffrs. Winftanley and Son,
Pateruofic r row, London; particulars alto of ?defile. Butler, Soli-
, &or', Havar.t.

DORSET One I.ot)
By Mr T. CURME,
At the King's Arms fun, in Doreheßer, on Saturday, the 31ft atiy
of Odtoher, ito7. at Three. o'ilock.
THE Freehold innpreptiate REC FURY 4 LO
MRS, confifting of the. Tithes of Corn al u Grai.i, in elle
'Ming of Lower Loders, cumprifuig shunt 7..0 Acr s of Rich
Land. _ .

Alfo, the rest Prefentatinn and every alternate Prefentstbn
following, to Vie VICARAGE of LODERs including Vie Han:-
lets of Lower Loden, Up-Luders. Lodcrs Nlat•avers. WI. ft End,
and Yaodovcr. Cnnlifting of a Vicarage Hunk ai.d Out build-
ings, Orchard, Garden, and a Clofc sdjoioing, containing together
about •I'wo Acres, with the Forelhare of Two Acres of Meadow,
&c. And the Tithes of Hemp. Flax, Hay, Clover and Grafs
Seeds, and all other Vicarial Tithes, or Payn.enrs in Liru, in
Lower Loden, Up-Loders, Loden Matravers, Welt-End and
Yandever; and alfo the Tithes of Corn and Grain (by lindow-
malt) of upwuds of Three Hundred Acres of Land, at Weft-
End.

a The prcfent Incumbent nearly Seventy Year. of Age.
Loth.rs k fituate two Mika trutu Bridport, and twclec from
Dorchefter. _ _ _

Particulars my be had of the Audlionctr at Dorchetter; of
Mr. Park. St. Giles's Houle, near Cranboruc, Dorfet ; and of Mr.
T. Gould Read, Solicitor, in Dorcluter.

VALE OF LLANGOLLEN, DENBIGHSIRE.

On Murray the IR day of Oetober 1907, at the Hind Inn, in
in the County of Denbigh. in the following Lots
trri2 to fuch Conditions as (lull he then produced (unlcfs 1
previoully depofed of by Private Contraa, of which due notice
wiU be given)
THE following VALUABLE ESTATES,
VIZ quatnith.s.
Lots Tenants Names Tenements A R. P.
t Ellis Edwards Pengwern Hall and Dernefne 267 a 23
s J. Edwards, E. Evans,
and E. Edwards Pengwern Farm 131 2 S
Join Edwards Parr of Ty ilia 2 1 23
Ditto 4 0 0
Ditto 4 3 8
_ Erw Brakly and Cottage 1 o zo
John Jones and John Pengwern Mill and part of Tlry
Edwards Felln a s 6
S Joins Edwards Erw Pengerriz 2 t 31
9 Ditto Y Dolydd 4 3 20
to ERis Edwards Meffusgc and Farm 33 1 A
it Widow Parry Ditto 32 0 17
12 J.Edwards,earpenter Ditto 27 2 29
13 Thtimas Evans Ditto 38 3 ta
14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto 30 0 2
is ward Evans Ditto 6 s 5
16 Edward Evans Macs y Croes 1 0 0
:7 Ellis Edivards Cae Helin and Rhos Pam= 117 1 4
:8 Edward Evans Erw Cathod 3 2 20
19 Ellis Edwards C-aeaw Fen y Coed 4 t 13
The above Farms are fttuated in the township of Pengwern, in
the beautiful, luxuriant and romantic Vale of LLtngollen, the fee-
nary of which has been the admiration of all travellers. The
woods and coppices arc well grown, and the timber of large di-
mentions, which are to be taken by the purcbafers at a fair valua-
tion. North Wales cannot produce a more eligible or defirablc
&nation for the refidenec of a genteel family than this cftate.
The Rums running through the Eitate are numerous, and ren-
der the great& part capable of improvement by irrigation.
The Sheep walks arc very extenfive, comprifing above 700
acres, and their boundaries are well afcertained.

Dkto
Ditto

The town of Llangollen adjoins the Filate, which comperes
the whole of the towrifhlp of Pengwern, with the exception of a
cottage or two, and is in a ring fence..
The diftanee from the market town of Wrexham is is miles,
from Ofweftry is miles, and from Rubin t 3 miles.
The tenants have dirations to thew the dims. Printed par-
ticulars may be bad of Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Mold ; Meffrs.
Philpot and Stone, Hare Court, Temple. London ; at the Hotel
and Fea,thers Inn, Chefter ; the Hand Inn, Llangollen; at the
Eagles Inn, in Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool; and at all
the principal Inns In the neighbourhood.
N B. Further information may be obtained at M►. Wynnes
Glace, in Mold, where a plan of the Elates may k teem