Star.
London, England, 1810-06-08 00:00:00

BRISTOL.

At the Exchange Coffee-room,iusTtiesday, the 3d July, 1610,
at One o'Clock pm:bitty, unless previously disposed of by Pri-
vate Contract, of Which due notice will be givor.
ALL that FREEHOLD stibstantiAl SIX-PAN
SUGAR-HOUSE, and other Building. thereto adjoinir.ge
situate in ‘Vilder-street, iu the City of Bristol, In the occupation
of and belonging to Messrs. Ileineken and Oratiaon ; the ;sigar-
House is now and has been for several years last past in full work.
The whole of the Premises are in good repair, consisting of
one House, wall five Pans, five Stories in height ; and one House
with one Pan, four Stories in height, containing in length 366
feet, and in breadth 46 feet or thereabouts. The adjoining Build-
ing: consist of a Mill House, Brew-house, &c. two Counting•
houses, with a Cellar under, and four Bed-rooms over; a Cooper-
age, Coach-house, and three-stalled Stable, with a spacious Yard,
two good Spring Water Pumps, and every convenience for carry-
ing on an extensivkbusineas.
The above Preauses ate subject to a ground rent of Li 4.15.
per annum.
The Pans, Cockles, Coolers, Cisterns, Pottery, ani all other
Utensils and,/ixtures, are to be taken by the Purchaser at a fair
valuation.
N. B. There are also (upon• Lease of which twelve years art
unexpired) a large Warehouse, Stable for six horses, a Yard, and
Dwaing House, adjoining the Sugar House, at a very moderate
rent.
The Premises may be viewed, and further particelars known,
by applying to Messrs. Heineken and Ormiston, or at the Office
of iiilliouse and Palmer, Brokers.

FREEROLD ESTATES, Ti ['HES, AND TIMBLR, IN
BUCKS AND MIDDLESEX.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant to a Decree of the Court of Exchequer, at Westminster,
made in a Cause wherein Sir Harfurd Jones, Baronet, and
others are Plaintiffs, and Richard Gott, Esq. and others ar•
Defendants, before Abel Moysey, Esq. the Deputy Remtnit-
brancer of the said Court, at his Chambers, in the Exchequer
Office, Inner Temple, London, oa Tuesday, the V.fith day of
'use instant, in Thirteen Lots,
'HE following ESTATES, part of the I.tte Pro-
.L of Sir HINRY THOMAS GOTT, Ess deceased, in the
Counties of Bucks and Middlesex ; consisting of a capital Mansion
Hour: and Park, called Newlands, late the residence of the sail
Sir Henry Thomas Gott, with several Farms adjoining. and be-
longing thereto, containing together near 600 Acres of Arable,
Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land ; situate in the several Pa-
rishes of Chalfont, St. Peter's, and Chalfont Saint Giles, in Ow
county of Bucks.
The Great Tithes of part of the Parish of Hendon, and a
Moiety of the l'ithes of Corn and Grain from the Town Field.
and Parish of Kensington, both in the county of Middlesex.
The Sale wi4 continence at Twelve o'Clock.
Printed Particulars may b 4 had (gratis) at the said Deputy Re-
niembrancer's Chambers, in the Exchequer Office aforeuaid ; I f
Messrs. Meredith, Robbins, and Tontkyns, New-square, Lh,-,
coln'•-inn ; Messrs, Farrer, Atkinson, and Johnson, Lincoln's-
; Mr. George jaw, New-square, Lincolds•lnn ;—of
Mr. Thomas Trumper, Lapd Surveyor, Harelield, Middlesex ;
and of Mr. Richard Stratford, Land Surveyor, Amershani,
Bucks; at whose several Offices Plans of the Estates may be seep.
—Particulars may also be hzd at the White Horse, Uxbridge ;
Greyhound, Chalfont St. Peters; Crown, Amersham; Swa.i
Rickmansworth; Saracen's Head, Beseonsfizid ; Nag's Head
Chesham ; Essex Arms, Wa:ford ; Greyhound, Hendon; Cranes
Edgware ; Red Lion, Barnett ; Gatehouse, Highgate ; King's
Arms. Kensington; Packing*, 'Farnham Gloat; and Titres
Pigeons, arentfurd.


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WEST MIDDLESEX WATER-WORKS.
THE PROPRIETORS are hereby required to
`pay, at the Company's Office, on or before the 29th day of
June instant, a further Instalment of £lO per Cent. on the Shares,
created it pursuance of a Resolution of the Company -or Propri-
etors, on the Sd day of May, 1 ROR, and issued as of that date.
ROBERT S. SLOPER, Chief Clerk,
No. 11, Bridge-street, Blackfriars.

PARLIAMENTARY PINCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 7.

The Carnatic Creditors Bill was read a second time, on the
motion of the Earl of Livr a root., after some observations from
the Earls of LAVDERDALZ and HARROWBY, and committed for
to-morrow.
The Poor Badge Bill, and the Thames Navigation Bill, were
read a third time and passed.
The Lottery Bill, the Irish Insurrection Repeal Bill, the Scots
Civil List Bill, the Scots Clergy Bill, the Commercial Docks Bill,
and some other bills, were brought up by Sir JAMES GRAHAM,
Sir CHARLES PRICE, Mr. BLACKBURN Mr. ROSE, jun. Mr.
DESBOROUGH, and other Members of the House of Commons,
and read a first time.
The Militia Bills were reed a second time, and committed for
to-morrow.
The Irish Loan Bill passed through a Committe, and was re-
, ported.