Star.
London, England, 1810-02-01 00:00:00

To be PUBLICLY SOLD, to the highest Bidder,

At the Custom House, Newcastle, on Monday, the Sth of
February, 1810, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
• H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About 119 Staves-6 Deals-45 Haadspikes
3 cwt. 2 qr. 0 lb. Corkwood 81 lbs. Raw Coffee
O 2 21 Rough Flax 15 lbs. Roasted ditto
2rbs. Cotton y 4 Gallons Spanish Wine
3 814-gs Salt Ditto Portugal Do.
SI lbs. Moist Sugar Ditto Cordials
Si lbs. lea (Black)
The broken parts of the Hull of the Stadt Vier Lugger, and
the Sails, Anchors, Cables, Standing and Running Rigging, and
other Materials, belonging to the said Lugger.—Also,
Will be Sold,the same Day, at the Watch-house, North-Shields,

A BOAT.

She may be seen, on application to the Tide Surveyors there.
The other Goods may be seen at the Custom-house, any day
previous to the Sale.

BATH.—VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOORS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WISE,
At the Lower Rooms, on Monday, the sth February, and five
following Days ; the Books to be viewed two days previous to
the Sale,
A MOST Splendid COLLECTION of BOOKS,
most of which are elegantly Bound. Among other valua-
ble publications are Camden's" Britannia, 4 vols. folio ; Flogarth's
Works, complete. fine impressions ; Lawater's Physiognomy,
5 vols. 4t0.; a Subscriber's Copy, Grose's Antiquities, a complete
Set of the Parliamentary Register, 109 vole. Sir W. Jones's and
Lord Orford's Works, 4to. New Annital Register, 29 vols.
Heath's splendid edition of Shakespeare, 6 vols, 4to.
Catalogues to be had at the Place of Sale, and of the Auctioneer,
Orange Grove.

BOOKS, PRINTS, PAIR of GLOBES, MAPS, PLATE, &c.
ETON COLLEGE, BUCKS.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. DANIEL SMITH,
At the Lodge, Eton College, on Monday, the sth of February,
1810, and the Five following days, by order of the Executors
of the Rev. Dr. Decks, deceased, (late Provost of Eton College)
ASCARCE and Valuable COLLECTION of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN, and CLASSICAL
LITERATURE; containing about 4000 Volumes, selected with
the greatest judgment from the most celebrated Works of Ancient
and Modern Writers, many of which are unbound, and Presen-
tation Copies : some fine and beautiful Prints, about 700 Ounces
of Plate, &c. &c.
The Sale to begin each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues may
b., bad at Is. each (to be returned to Purchasers) of Mr. Smith,
Auctioneer, Windsor ; and at No. 9, New Broad-street, London.
f To be viewed on Friday and Saturday previous to the Sale, and
I no Person to be admitted without a Catalogue.

A LZOO ik ondergeteekende, Exploicteur & deur-
waarder van beide de Gerechts Hoven alhier rutkrachte
van Mandament van Ezecutie verleend, door den Hove van CivVe
Justitie de dato, (27 May, 1808, ten behoeven van W. Vintz, imp&
trent van gezegd mandament of op ende legens, Daniel Alet,
sigenaar der plantage Hermitage, gelegen binnen de oost Zee
Kust der rivier deezer Colonic, en op dr generaale Kaart bekend
wider, No. IS, met alle derzelver ap—en dependentien, op den,
SI May, L L In Ezeeutie heb genomen Zoo word door my on-
dergat : door deeze aan een ieder geadverteerd dat ik voornee-
mens ben swore ; plantage Hermitage cum anneals en ingevolge
dear van yeformeerde lnventaris welke ler Comploire els booven
vermeld voor een leder ler visie legt, na verloop van een Jaar
en Zes weeken gereekend van vonrm, 51 May, 1808, alhier op
publicque veiling in St. I leeren Ezecutie to verkoopen allea con-
form de nieuwe order door welgemeld Hof van Clyde Justltie,
op het, by ezecutie verkoopeit van plantagien uitgegeeven in
Reader, den 7 September & 8 October, 1804, ten chide ult bet
provenue der als dan verkogt wordende plantage, Hermitage C.
A. to Kunnea verhaalen Zodanige Som, als wear voor heteolve
is ge Esecuteerd cum interessen met de kosten waar na zig een
legelyk kan reguleeren.
Aldus deeze eldvertentle gedaan en verders met dezelve ge-
handelt zoo ads gebruiketyk is.
K. FRANCICEN, Ezpl. & Denrw.

Berblo, 21 October, 1808.
(TRANSLATION.)

ADVERTISEMENT OF THE EXPLOICTEUR OFFICE.
Whereas I, the undersigned Marshal (Exploic-
teor & deer warden) of both the Honourable Courts of this
Colony, by virtue of a Mandate of Execution granted by the
Honourable Court of Civil Justice, dated 47th May, 1608,
at the instance of W. Vitas versus Daniel Alet, Proprietor of
Plantation, Hermitage, situated on the East Coast division of
this Colony, and quoted on the General Chart, Lot. No. IS, did
take the same Estate Hermitage, with all its appurtenances, un-
der execution on the Slit day of May past.
Be it therefore known, that I, the said Exploicteur, do intend
to dispose of, by Marshall Sale, in this Colony, the Paid Estate
Hermitage Cum anneals, after the expiration of one year and
viz weeks, to commence from the above 31st May, 1808,
agreeable to an Inventory thereof, which is daily to be seen at
my Office, all conformably to the late order enacted by the Ho-
nourable Court of Civil Justice, at their Asembly, on the 7th
September and Stb October, 1804, respecting the sale of Estates
by Execution, in order from the proceeds of the Sale of Planta-
tion Hermitage Cum anneals, to discharge the debt for which
it has been taken under execution, with the interest and costs
thereon, to which all persons are to regulate themeelves ac-
cordingly.
This done and made public according to age.
(Signed) K. FRANCKEN, Manbsfl
Serbia' Itt •_ October, 1808.
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