Star.
London, England, 1806-07-01 00:00:00

FOR SALF. BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the t ondon Tavern, Fosho t. Plymouth, on Friday tha
4.11 of p r ily init. at en o'clock in the Forts&M.
A BOUT 3 cc° friperior Brasil Ox and Cost Hides
II in the H.,ir, now landing out of the her Frirde and Flora
Fruffi.in VelTela, detained on their Voyages from Liibott, and the
above Holes rellored to tke Claimants.
for viewing, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Ply-
mouth.

After the Sale of the above,

THE heantiful F4ll Sailing Copper-finttnrned
L tter of Marque I.ES AMTS, of the following Dimen-
sions :—l.ength 7i feet 6 inches—Breadth ao feet to inches....
Adme.fure" tag, I -94 TOM, .
She is Schooner rigged. nearly new, and particularly adapted for
a Letter of Marque or Private Ship cf War, her appearance and
qualification. will Rrongly recommend hot to any one who mey
want fuck a Veljel.
Alf. her Cargo for Exportation, and Home Confumption. con -
fifti”g of Wine, Oil, Bak and Cafe Goods, fueh as liaberdafhery,
Cutlery, Drugs, and various article', Shoes, Umbrella", Copper In
Nails and Sheets. and :ron Nails, Provifions, 'Sorted sad various
other articles particularly laid in teethe Welt India Market.
She was taken on her Voyage to Ca)eutse, by his hiajetty's Ship
Adlive, Robert Mowbray, Efq Captain.
For viewing and Catalogues, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Mer-
chant, Plymouth.

After the Sale of Les Amis and Cargo,
ABOU I' Eighty Tons real Italian PoZCIAIIO. This
3- Article is particularly recommeeded to Merchants and
Builders having Docks, Wharfs, or Warehoufes near the Water-
Ode. which require to be kept tight and iu good order ; alto for
Refervuire—k or viewing. dcc. apply as above.

Ey GLOVER and SON.
At the Dolphin inn. in Peters&ld, in the County of Southamp-
ton, on Wednrlllay, July 9, 1806, at three o'clock in the afar.

noon, in twenty Lets,
SEVERAL very valuable and defirable FREE
HOLD ESTATES, fituate in the Parini of LK% in ebe
County of Southampton, confining or the Manor of Life, and of
revere compadt Farms, containing about nine hundred acres of
arable. meadow, and paiture Land, and coppice ground, let to
refponfible Tenants at Will, at improvable Rents, (the Coppice-
ground being lo hand).
Lot t. A deferable and crimped Farm, called Fleseomb Farm,
confining of a fain baulk, barn, neeeffary our-buiidinr., and a 34
acres, a rood, and 14 perches. more ter MS of arable, meadow, and
pafture Lind, now in the occupations of Meffrs. John Mental*,
Tbomat Silvdter, and Benjamin Bridger.

Lot 2. A meadow, called Steel Meadow, containing one sere,
one rood. and 14 perches, more or Ws, in the oceupatloo of the
fold Melia. Meßerth, Si[vertu. and Bridger.
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This Lot is fubj.-dt to the payment of the yearly futn of ten
(billings to Sir Henry Titchborn, ➢art.
Lot 3. The capital Mention Houfe, called Ufa place Houfe,
(with the materials of a harp, two stables, and other buildings,
and two rich (teddies now Rending and being in a field, called
Hunt's Orchard, in Lot 4), wi•h 214 acres, t rood, and r perch,
of arable, meadow, and pafture land, and coppice ground, more
orktb alto in the occupations of the fa'd Moira. bielierfh,
Sllai-
ter, and Bridger, (the coppice ground t•e:ng in hand). There are
are alto three filh ponds well (Locked with large carp, fuppofed to
weigh from de to ten pounds, and upward+, and tome other BC
font 4. A defirahle and compaa Freehold Farm, called Berry-
grove Farm, confitting of a farm houfe and convenient out build•
Mg+. with 188 acres, t rood. and 38 perches, mere or Ws, of
arable, meadow. and pafture land, and coppice ground, in the oc-
enpations of Marrs. James Moore and Henry Fry, (tbe coppice
ground being in hand.)
Lot 5. A Freehold Farm, callrel Bursae. Farm, confifting of a
farm houfe and convenient out-buildings, with 74 acres, 3 roods,
and 15 perches, more or lets, of arable, meadow, and Failure land,
in the occupation of the lid James Moore.

Lot 6. A Freehold Metfuage, out.houfes, and garden. in the
occupatiott of Ann Stone, widow.
Lot 7. A Freehold Meff.sage. out-loofa. grmary, garden, and
two acres and 29 perches, more or Ids, of arable land, bathe oc-
cupation of Francis Gerratt.
Lot 8. Five feveral Freehold pieces, or parcels, of amble, mea-
dow, and pollute land, containing, by eftimation, zo acres, two
roods, and 16 perches, more or tell, in the revere, occupations of
Mellrs. Janus Moore, Henry Fry, and John Mills.
LA 9, Two pit era of Freehold Land, called New Mill Lands,
containing, by ellimation, 7 urn, a rood, and to perches, more
or lefs, io the occupation of the fail James Moore.
Lot to. A Freehold Farm, called Wildgreen Farm, con6fting
of a farm houfe, and convenient out-buildings, with 42 acres, two
roods, and one perch, more or lefs, of arable, meadow, and par
tore land, in the occupation of Elizabeth Fry, widow.
I.rot r t. A Freehold Ma ffuage, water corn mill, and convenient
out.hooklinp, with nine acre•, two roods, and t 4 perch,s, more
or ler., of arable, meadow, and pafture land, In the occupation of
the faid John Mills.
Lot ts. A Freehold Cott.ge, out-houfc, and garden, in the oc-
cupation of James Hoare.
Lot t 3. A Compaet Frrehold Farm, called Pophole Farm, con-
lifting of a farm botee. and convenient ont.buildfnri, with ts.
acres and one rood, more or Ids, of arable, meadow, and palture
land,-In the occupation of the laid John Mills,
Lot 14. Two Clore* of_Preebold Land, containing. by collima-
tion, nine acres and ;operates, more or lefs, in the occupation of
the laid John Mills.
I.ot 15, Two Freehold Clofes of Land, containing, by eßima•
don, fie acme, two mods, and (even perches, more or lets, called
Hunts, in the occupation of the laid John Mills.
Lot t 6. A Freehold Cottage, with a Meadow, called Hairllga.e
Meadow, containing, by ettimation, three acres, two roods, and
37 perches, more or Ida in the occupations of Henry Knight and
William Knight.
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last 17. Several Freehold Clores rd Land, containing, by Cnifflß-
'it'll, IS acres, a mod., and 36 perches, more or left, in the occu-
pation or the raid J mes Moore.
Lot IL A Coppice, called Berchsvond Coppice, containing, by
eftimation, one acre, three roods, and three perches, more or leis,
In hand.

Let *9. A Comps .% Freehold Farm. called Stodham Farm, con.
fitting of a farm hook and convenient outbuildings, with 111
acres, i rood, and *8 perches. mire or lei's, of arable, meadow,
and pollard land, In the oceopation of Mr. Jofeuh Inwood.
Lot. 20. The Lordflalp or Manor of I.ifs, extending over the
whole parifh, containing 3588 acres, or thereabout., abounding
with game, and Leveret troat ftreams run through the fame.
A large quantity of timber is growing on the walla of the ma-
nor, which* are particularly adapted for the mooch of timber.
The g_trk-roots payable to the Manse amount to 131. iCe. per
annum.
There are alio upward. of twenty heriots of the heft bean, pay
abk by the owners of different freoltold ellttes within the manor.
be turnpike road front London to Portfmoutb, goes through
part of the part& of Idle, which is diftant fmm l.ondon only 5 _
miles, from Porifinouth to miles, from Petenficld two miles, and
from Alum TO miles, all goad market towns.
' Richard Knight. of 1.11., wi.l ihew the Ellett, and printed par-
ticulars are now ready at the following Inns 'Tie the Dolphin, Pe-
tersscl.l ; George, Portfmouth ; Swan, Chichdter ; Swan, Alum;
Anchor, I.lphook ; George. A Irmford ; Angt Midhurft ; at Mr.
Hoper's, No. ea, Great Marlhorougii-ftreet, London ; or of Mr.
Andrews, or Mr. Hitiori &olicitocs, Poursfickl; where piano may
be fcca.