Star.
London, England, 1817-03-08 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

On Morns* 10th March nest, at Two o'clock In the after-

noon, at the Packet Boat bin In DOVER,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENT4ONED,

96 Casks Pot Ashes, some damaged.
About so 0 Noe Staves
90.'0 Puticheen ditto

And AU liiryl,-ogs-and Headings,
Also sew Deals.
Being Part of the Cargo of the I.ord Sentient, Captain Dick-
eation, lately wrecked between Dover and Po;ketone, on a
Voyage trout Quebec, bound to London, *bleb will be put up
in email Lots for the coovenience of Porchesers.

The Grads may be viewed, and Catsfortes bad, by applica-
tion at the Office of Wawa. Fecror and Co. Dover, on the Sa-
turday preceding, and on the bilo-ning of the flay of Sale.

DORSET.
•ro BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

On MOWDAT, the loth day of March instant, at the Bull Inn,
Brilport, in the County of Dorset, precisely at Twelve o'clock
at NW",
CERTAIN MANORS, MESSUAGES,
I.ANBS, TENEMEN S; and HERBDI fAMP.NTS,
situate in the Parishes of Loden, Shipton Gorge, And Burton
Deadnock, In the said County of Dorset, late the Property of
RICIIAND Taavans, Esq. deceased.
The whole will be sold in Lots. Particulars may be obtained
of Mr. John Strong, of Cbileombe; and Mr. Richard Roberts,
of Burton Brsdstock, the Devisees and Executors of the said
Richard Travers; or of Mr. Sabine. Muckleford, oesr Det•
cheater; or Mr. Templer, Bridport, their respective Solicitors;
or of Messrs. Sandy), Horton, Rourke, and Seadys, Crane court,
Fleet-street; or Messrs. Aostice and Wright, No. 10, King's-
Bench-M'ailts, Temple. 1 .ondon.

INBURY-PLACE, NEAR HAMPTON,
On the Ranks of the 'Ft antes.

Capital Elegant MANSION, NARK, and LANDS. Copyhold of
Inheritance. Tythe-free, and Land 'Vas Re:leaned.

TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coiree.lbouse, 'Chauge-alley, Combat, Oe FRIDA r,
May le, at Twelve, to Ooe Lot,

QUNBERY-P LACE, a very desirable and truly
ESTATE, Copyhold of inkeritance, equal to Free-
hold, trilling quit rent and small fine certain, comprising a sin-
gularly elegant Mansion, pinned for the accommodation of a per-
son of the first distinction, erected at a great expense, mated on
a lawn, $ commanding beautiful spot, on an elevated bank of the
River Thames, near the village of Sunbury. with attached and
detached suitable Offices, and Stabling for twelve horses, Coach-
houses for seven carriages, excellent Kitchen Garden, nearly Four
Acres, surrounded by lofty walls, and planted with chMce Fruit
Trees, Green House, Hot Houses, Vineries, Gardener's House,
Ice Howe, Farm Yard, Stable, Cart Houses, Sheds, and Out-
building. ; productive OrcUari, Lawn. beawir4 Pleasure-
grounds, Pasture and Arable Lend, containing about
SEVENTY SrA Eli AC1117..i,

Partly enclosed by Park Paling, Tythe-free, and etonerated from
Land rat ; a moo pleasant sod charming Property. Ihe noble
Mansion, at a small expense,nuty be improved, ao as to rumour
of the first Residences in the &opium.
May be Viewed by 'I ickets. Particulars may he had on the
Premises; at the Toy, Hampton Court; the Bell, Hampton;
the Inns, at Sunbury; ship, Weybridge; Swan, Chensey ; the
George, Twickenham; of Messes. Knight and Wind:mole, Kies.
son • at GarrawayS ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-tweet,
Gedetsesquare; where Tickets for viewing may be bad.

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NEW MUSIC,
SELECT MELODIES, with Variations for the
Flom nod Piassoforte, composed by C. Nicholson and J. F.
Burrows. No. 1. prim 3s. DI•to, ditto, No. it. Woe Ss. Three
Deets, not difficult for two Antes, camp‘sed and slalomed to dor.

Duke a Berri, by 1.. Drone, vies Ss. 'lin howler 'l'yrollan
and Hungarian Wahses with eristsons for two Flutes, by Ca-
balists., prics 1.. The National Guards, a favourite Walls, with
Val& lona fer two Flute., by P. Valiant, price Si. The Corydon,
cootaining a Selection of the twit approved and popular Aka for
the Flint, by J. Parry. Nos. 1.11 and M. pike as& Si.
Published by Goulding, D'.%) sae, roust, and 5-* No. 10,
Sobtraquare.

Shortly will be published, in une rthime Moto.
By J. M. RICIIIAapseo, No. 23, Corobilr,
ATOUR THROUGH the ISLAND of ST.
HELENA, with notices of its Geology, miser:dap% 80.
tiny, Re. &c. collected during a Residence of Twelve Years,
with some Part kulars respecting the Arrival and Detention of
Napoleon Buotaapute. With a Portrait of Boonsparte,
By Captain JOHN BARNES,
Town Major, tend Civil and Military Surveyor in the Hotroura•
We Company's Service on tie Island.

This day was published, price £3. lsr.le beards,
Handsomely printed in Octavo, in Eight large Vols. revised and
corrected by the Paris Edition with a Portrait of she Author,
and a Set of Maps a New Edition, bring the Thirteenth, of
rrHE ANCIENT HISTORY of the EGYP
J. ANS, CARTHAGINIANS, ASSYRIANS, BABYLO-
NIANS, MIMES and PERSIANS, MACEDONIANS, awl
GaIs.IANS.
By M. ROLI.IN,
Late Principal of the University of Paris, Professor of Eloquenee
In the Rol al Collegt, and Malabar of the Royal Academy of
Inscriptions and Belles Lames
Translated front the French.
Printed for F. C. and 1 Riviera' J. Nunn, I. Cothell, W.
Clarke and Sons, Lackington and CO, Cadre and Davies,. Long-
man and Co. Law and Whittaker, 1. Richardson, I. M. Richard-
son, Black and co. J. Black and Sea, I. Mawnsan' J. Booth, J.
and A. Arch, R. &holey, 3. Booker, Baldwin and Co. T. Ha-
milton, W Baynes, 1. Blacklock, R. Saunders, Walker and Ed.
wards, and Wilson and sons.

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made to Impose on the unwary. a spurious sompositioa in-
stead of the Genesne Blacking prepared by Day and Mares, they
are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address,
97, High` Holborn,
Is placed to conspicuously, that they mist an attention to this,
and the &errancy, tat the type, which .is on like all letter-press,
win enabk por ebarin ft ems to detect the huposhitin. The
Real Japan BLACKING, ma by DAY and MAltribl, 97,
r High Holborn, will in future be wad in Be‘tles at ed. la. anti
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