Star.
London, England, 1813-08-05 00:00:00

SALES AND MORTGAGES,

Divers previsions .re made for removing doubts Tavb jell occurred
on the former Act relating to the ad valorem duties.--In re-
gard ttl
SPOILED STAMPS,

The Commissioners are authorised to allow and exchange
stamps on written instalments signed by any party or parties (et-
two policies of.insuranee) which have or shall become inoperative
unfit or Insufficient for the purpose imendel, void, or useless, it;
a variety of cases not before provided for. But application for the
allowance must be Made within six months After the passing of
the Act (on the lOthofluly ittst,), or after she di}teof the inettu-
nients, or within six months after the instruments
:become void,
incase of,their becoming void•torwant of intolment% or within
six months after the same shall l?r received back, in case-of, choir..
having been sent-abroad. • And ad applications for the alloivancp
of spoiled stamps en instrements not fully Written, or not signed
by any party, must:be made, at, this Office, within six snood's
aner the passing of the Act, or within six months after the same
shall have been spoiled, if •beionging to persons resident in Lon
don or W.cst minsteror within ten mile* thereof, or-within twelve
months after the same shall have been spoiled, if belonging to
persons resident elsewhere in England. And affidavits, or solemn
affirmations in the case of Quakers, of an the facts and circum-
stances relating to the spoiled or useless stamps brought for allow-
ance, must accompany the applica,ion ; which affidavits or affir-
tnations must, be made before a Conam:4s:r., orr of Stamps, or. a
Matter in Cliancery, ordinary or extraorden3ry. And any per-
sun making a false oath or affirmation will be punishable for per-
lury,—ln regard to
STAGE COACHES.
The,Act contains a clause for more effectually securing the dit-
ties, in casts of persica aiming sage roaches without a licence.
Ard it is enacted, that all licences for kes ping rage coaches, V. Ilch
shall have been granted, vsthin six months preceding the ]st of
Antlitt. 1813, shah continue in force ti.l the 311: July, 1814,
I%d that all licences granted before the Ist Feb I 81Z, and being
in force on the 3tst July, 1813, shall era-e on that and new
licences shall be taken out in lieu thereof an the day fetiowel ;
and ail licences to be granted after the 3lst July, 1813, ace
have edict and condrite in force, from the date (hereof, uutil the
3lst day of July, folleiting, and no longer.
It is tecornmended to all Binkers, Solicitor.. Stationers, and
others concerned, to make themselves ar,;irtinte3 with the pai tt•
ee ear previsions of Ole Act, in order that they may avoid penal-
ties, and intide themselves to the relief given by it., in tile case
°I Wiled Starr. brordtr of the Commissioners,
wu.X.A.Vil,bl,,SeCretarf.

DETACHED VILLA, IN THE VICINITY OP HAMPTON
COURT, with immediate possession.
Bx Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS
At the Mart, on Friday, August IS, at Twelve o'clock, utiles*
an acceptable offer be previously Thad* by PrPrase Contract,
ASELECT LEASEHOLD RESIDENGE,
seated In the centre of a productive Garden, Lawn, and
Shrubbery, containing together about two Acres, abundantly
cropped and planted with Fruit-trees in full bearing, with Coach-
house, Stabling, domestic Offiets and Ceßaring, and the occu-
pancy
of between two and three Acres of Meadow Land conti-
guous.
To be viewed with Tickets, which with Particulars, may be
had of Messrs. Holman and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal
Exchange; Particulars also of Messrs. T. and W. Lowe, Solidi-
tots, Temple; at the Toy, Hamptam-court; Griffin and Son,
Kingston ; Castle, Richmond ; and at the Mart.

KEMPTON PARK.

MANSION abd PLEASURE-GROUNDS, near Sunbury and

Twickenham.

By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Frid .y, August IS, at Twelve o'clock,

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by order of the Executor
KEMPTON ; the elegant RESIbENCE of the
late JOHN Fists, Esq. deceased; comprising a beautiful
Mansion, fitted up with splendid taste, presenting an elevation
of the Gothic Architecture; delightfully situated in the centre of
a mein luxuriant Domain and Park of FOUR HUNDRED and
SEVENTY ACRES, principally enclosed by paling, and orna-
mented with Plantations of Stately Forest Trees: the Park is in-
tertected.by a Canal of nearly one mile and a half in extent, flowing
from a Lake of six acres, upon which is a Water Corn-mill, wr h
Water-works, throwing water over the whole of the Premises.
The MANSION is suitable for the accommodation of a Family
of Distinction, with Rooms, lofty and of gond proportion; the
principal Apartments are superbly finished, and decorated with
ancient and modern Painted Glass, of eiquisite werkmanship, ire
tablets and landscapes. Conveniently detacht :Morn the Mans...n
is a substantial Building, of handsome uniform cievatio,i 4%i:u-
prising double coach-houses, double sets of cables, nial•fe:•ratt
apartments, turret clock and cupola: also Bailiff's tiouse,
dry., Dairy, Brewhouse, Granary, Gardener's Cottage, and flume-
rolls Agricultural Out-buildings.
The Gardens contain about three acres, inclosed by new walls,
bearing trust in the highest perfection, ornamewed in a Sote:i
aspect by Horticultural Bui Arita, erected upon :he . best prin-
ciple for the production of th, finest truit, and includi.s peach-
house, double graperies, eonsi.rsatory, pineries, and succession-
houses, trtet3ier about 220 let t in extent.
The %el.,* Estate Is free from Rec•orial Tithes, and lien within
a rind fence, excepting about 40 acres, which is intersected by the
road to Sunbury, upon which ‘s a Cottage and Out-buildings.
The Park and !.and may be viewed at any time, on aliplicatbn
to the Bailiff, Mr. Paterson : the Mansion and Gardens c,its o:; :y
be viewed by printed Particulirs, at Ss. each; to be had of Mesrs.
Firci,.art and Phillips, 6i., Old Broid-street, Royal Exchange.

PERPETUAL ADVOWzON AND Next' PRESENTa.
TION TO A VALUABLE LIVING, IN A BEAUCII Ul.
PART OF THE COUNTY OP BERK .•
By Messrs. HOGGART and PI iII.LIPS,
At the Mart, ea Friday, August 47, at Twelve,
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT
PRESENTATION on the demise of the present incum-
bent, shout 70 years of age, to the valuable Rectory of Nation!,
Pit uate in a most beautiful part of the County, near the Vale o:
White Horse, 1.4 nt,les from the City of Ox.erd, 5 from Wantage,
tWo 'from 'Fartingtion, and about 70 mks trent London ; com-
prising the Great and Small Tythes of the whole Parish, contain-
ing about 1000 Acres of fertile Land, an excellent Parsonage
House and Offices, Pleasurt-grounds and Gar.lens, with 52 Acres
of Glebe Land, forming altogether a very valuable and desirable
Prorerty for investment, the presumed animal value exceeds.C6oo.
Printed Particulars may be had 15 days prior to the Sale, at
the Kingston Inn, and Crown Inn, farringdon ; Star, Oxtord ;
King Alfred's Head, Wantage; Plough, Clieltenhmn Hoop,
Cambridge; Mr. Sellwood, Solicitor, Abingdon; at the Mart;
and of Messrs. lloggart and Phillip% Old Broad-street.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS NEAR SPALDIN G,
LINCOLNSHIRE.
By Messrs 110OCORT and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Frir`ay,
• Augurt 27, at twelve, in two lets, unlets an acceptable offer is
vtounly made by Private Contract,
SINGULARLY Ddsirable FREEHOLD
Are
ESTATE, extra Parochial, aid free from Eythes and
Lard 1 '::x, comprising two very eligible and im( rovable Farms.
containing. Five Hundred and Fifty-nine Acres of remarkably
fertile Arable and Pasture I and, lying in a rill fence, adjoin-
ing the High Road from London to Boston, convenient *or Land
and Water Carriage, 6 miles irons Spalding, 2t 'trim Bunton,
is from Peterborough, and 12 front Stamford, in the County of
Lincoln; with a Farm House, Cottaps, three Barns, stabling and
other Outbuildings. '1 he farms being now in hand the Purchasers
may he accommodated wi'h immediate' possession.
To be viewed, and Particulars bed at the Peacock; Boston ;
George, Stamford: Angel, Peterborough; &11, StiPost •P Sara-
cen's Head,Lincoln ; Angel, Doncaster ; Elridge's, Hotel, York ;
at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 64
Old Broad-street,-Royal Ezcbange.

THE CUILWORTH ESTAIT, NEAR GUILDFORD, IN
111 COUNTY OF SURREY.
By Merin. HOGGART and PHILLIPX,
At the Auction Mart, on Friday, the 27th of August, at Twelve
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o'Clnek, in One Lot, by direction of the Executor of the late
JoNN Eists,,Esq. deceased,
THE. MANOR anti veryNaluable FREEHOLD
ESTATE and DOMAIN of CHILWOR I.H, embracing
almost the whole of the Parish of St. Martha about two miles
from GntldfortiOn the County of Surrey, -compri,ing ONE
THOUSAND and FIFTY-SIX. ACRES of LAND, in capital
Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Wood.
The Intpropriate R.E.c.ror.Y of S F. MARTHA ON THE
HtI.L, with Right of Presentation, Gunpowder Mills and Plant,
Paper Mills and Plant, several Farm-houses, Buildings of every
description, and numerous Tenements and Cottages.
The VALUABLE . and - EX fENSIVE MANORIAL
RIGHTS attachtd to this Estate, Quit Rents and Immunities,
Rights of El-hery, Rights of Common, and Rectorial Tythes.
"rho Estate is conveniently subdivided into Eight capital
Farms, in the several occupations of Messrs. Ryder, Wells,
Tinker, Crowder, Rowland, and Ball, at low Rents, amounting
to only ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED and THIR-
TY-FOUR POUNDS per Annual, exclusive of the Tythes,
Ma,u and Two Hundred Acres of Land in hand.

The Value of the Estate, if in hand, would produce at least
.t 400 per Annum. —1 he Leases will expire at various periods,
some within seven years.
Descriptive Particulars of this valuable Property will be ready
for delivery by the Such July, and may be had at the White Hart,
Guildford ; :King's Head, Horsham; Red Lion, Dorking; New
Inn, Worthing; Castle, Brighton;. Star, Lewes; of Meters.
Qtaluttn, Kinderley, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at
the Auction Mart ; and of Mears. Hoegirt and Phillips, 62,
Old Broadsheets Loudon; where's Plan of did Elate may
be ace n.