Star.
London, England, 1817-08-23 00:00:00

WAPITI.

In the King's Mews. on Fainar, the 12th of Sepirmlier next,
st I &wee in the Afternoon. if not previously dispose,' of at
Private Sale.

11HE I ks o MALE and two FEMALE WAPITI,
which have been Omni ezhibited for some time past, and
which ary a species of de. r. sucerior in site to any ever before
seen in Furope ; these much • admired animals are in perfect health
and condition, and-will continue to be exhibited all they are dis.
p0..•1 of

r 0 Oil, JkND COLOUR MEN, MILLERS, -
Captiral OIL and CO t N M1L1.4. wi:h all the valuable flea
Machinery, Dover Kent. Land tax redeemed.
By Messrs HOGGART and PHILLIPS..
tint A 414418 Art, &NOV the Bank bf England, OD FAIDAY,
Sept ntbcr tu,st heeler?, in One Lot.
. A V \LU A liLE-and Vet y Elfßible FREEHOLD
LX. PROPER FY; ,etins'sting of capital Oil and Cora Mills,
alum 'antly mpi.lted by ii.powerful and never-failing stream, at
Cita:hots a ishottli.tai.ce from the tiller' and port of Dover,
from whence great atteaora:e. are derived by tke Invott of
and burnt of OW and Flour. ' The Promise* are substantiltly
erected, and contain a Mill room, 58 feet in fourth, c spiral Store.
hote...s, Or: arks. Cisterns to column upward...a' ton tons of
Olt, Cooperage, Millwrigh,s' Shop, wirli an nver.hot wheel. roue
pair or hone., and Machirery, and suitable Buildings for the Oil
411,1 Corn Trade; the tubule elected at considerable expense, aod
of which early possession will be e'en.
To be viewe I, and Particulars kad on the Premises; at the
SM.. Dover; Libraries. Ratusgate and Margate; Fountain Inn,
Canterbury; Star, Maiditune; Rose, Sittinghourn; Crown lons,
kocliester. Tunbridge, and Seversoaks; George, Dartford; at the
Auction Mart; of hles4rs. Dawes Ulla Chatfield, Angel-court,
I brog 841-Street ; and or Hoggart and rtial ps, 69, 01.1 Broad
street, Rural Eschaoge.

C.IPII'AL AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND THE-
FREE ES FATES, IN 'I HE CGIIN l'Y OP OX IN;
Three Miles iron; Whltchar.:h and about ten Mars Irons Read-
ing, in the Parish or Goring, a small put to Smalley, bounded
by the River I Mmes, containing tnether about WM Acres;
together wet RUIIIefOLIA Cottage., a Presentation to this Cu-
racy ut Goring, fides. and Fithery.
Ity HOGGAR vitt PHILLIP 4,
At the Mart, nu Fasuor, September i 2, at Twelve, in about
Seventeen Lot., unless an acceptable oiler is maie to purchase
by Pnvate Contrat ,t by order of the Proprletnr,
Lot' 1. Q, LNG FA RA a moil elrains'tle TREE-
kJ HOLD PROPER" Y, tithe•free, lying wkltin a
ring fence, In the Parish of GORING, containing together about
TWO HUNDRED and NINETY ACRES, lotted ng the HAY-
DONi, In the occupation of Mr. John Leach and Mr. Hewett,
very responslble tenants, at Corp teats, with a Brick Fann-House,'
Barn, Stabling, and numerous Out•buildings the lAO,I prostates
the finest Corn with a propurtion of fine Turnip Gruund ; the
situation beautiful and romantic, bountied by the 'THAMES,
with a LIME KILN and H0U.,E74 Cottages, and Wharf, Coo-.
dittoes to an inexhaustible Mine of Chalk.
I.ot 4, A very desirable FR.EEHOLD PROPERTY, tatted
the PARSONAGE FARM, tutnaining togtth.s about UNE
HUNDRED and SEVENTEEN ACRES of superior ARABLE,
MEADOW, and ORCHARD GROUND, bounded by the
RIVER I'IIAMES, in a beautiful situatiou for Budding, with
several Cottages and Gardens; also the PRE-inNTATION to
the CURACY of GORING.

Lot 3. Sundry Pieces of Capital ARATILE I.AND, near to
Let i„ in the occupation of Mr. 11J.vetr cal:eti rt.E h4ll
DEN. and URAVELLY PIECES about IWE.N CY-NINE
ACRES.

Lan 4. The PARSONAGE HOUSE and Offizin in the Village
of GORING.

Lots 5,60, 8, and 9, Sun4ry Cottages in the Village, with
ardeas.
Lots 111,11, 12, sod 13. Sundry Pieces of Rich Meadow Lands
id hideout, us thd Village.
Lot 14. The 11 l'Elhi

I.nt 15. l'he FI:4IEItY in the THAMES.
1-ot 16. A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE
FARM, called the NEW FARM, now in a tine state of cultiva-
tion, at GORINO HEATH, containing together about ONE
HUNDRED and SIX CY-ONE ACKEi of capital ARABLE
and WOOD LAND, intersected by the road from Goring to
Henley on Thanes, abounding with Game, with a new bulk Re-
sidence, capacious Barns, and Out buildings, in hand.
Lot 17. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and TI IHE FREE
Ea I'ATE, a skim distance from Lot 1• containing together
about ONE HUNDREDandSIXTY-ONE ACRESot ARABLE.
anti WOOD LAND, wilt several Cottages and Out-buildings, in
a beautiful situation for building.
Tlicsa-ENalcs are Initiate in a Bite part of the County, and conti-
guous td the intended new Road Iran Brtstol to the Metropolis.
May be vww►d ell application to hlr. Edward Osborne, of
Goring, of whom Particulars stay he bad .:5 days prior mate sale;
at the Lion Icn, Hen4y on Mantes; at the principal Isaac Strea-
ky ; Bair. Reading; [beton at Whitcnurcti ; of Mr. Darby, So•
bcdur, Harcourt buildings, Teni:de • at the Mart ; and of Hos3art
and Phillips, 64, Old &sad sueo.,'Roys.l E -.cases*.

WANTED TO PURCHASE,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, with a iiOUEE
and PARK, proitoting well.sectiecd •• th•• 'swot
of Finn: L••••,( 00 to £4,0u•1 pre Atottini,ltt a th.tant • not ereecel.
tog 101 ro"ec from hontiqui. Toe tering mos- he such as ZO
fen.kir it a decidedly eligible inverment of Capital.
Parltulant, with real names, to be transmitted, poet raid to
Mesio s. Asittnni , and Hamilton, SOlititi,ro, Hattrirti-
ttrcu, Covent- Carden.

G.ER:tfifiV PAPERS.

STUTGATZ!), ATIOUST e.

The town of WeWI •im had, in sn Ad 'rest M tFe
King, of the 17th of Jane, accepted the plan of the
Constitution. The same has now been clone by 52
villa.res and hat:shim of that while district. Sateen
Deputies, chiefly of the class of peas tits, resented
the Adds...its to the King un Sunday, the 3.1 instant.
Mew seokesman, the worthy high forester, Fsb-r,
made a :reek, to which his Majesty returned a most
gracious answer, and afterwards convetsed t! e
most affsble manner with these sountry p^nple, wel
listens:l to all thei,. wishes. fair ‘l3;sesty grave ordets
to enter:A:a rhea; well a: the toyal expense; and af-
ter they had had an andience of the Queen, who tn.&
many inquiries of then' concerning their economy,
they returned heroic wi:h a thousand wislars for their
Majesties' welfare. In their Address.' they irly,
among ot'•.er things e
" The language of your Majesty is that of a. wen•
mething bray: King. Publicity is the farms: Winn of
the Constitution, offered by yoor M ; and this
is our secutity, that it is your Majesty's will to reign
owe. a free people. We are confident that a Coastis
founded oo the force of the upright sentlments
of the pe,tple, will protect our posterity ag..inst the
' oiler.,.tei•tnents of ill-disposed Sovereigns better than
the sit! Constitution coubl do, whose important Rua.
rantee is hourly proclaimed to us by a bell from our
chief town Welzneim ; up nt which Madame •Von
Warbtn, to Whom the place was given is oresenr,
calls herself Chief Governess of the Cou ry. and
Lady President of the i'rivy and this at a
time wlv,rl the old Constitution WAS in hell vigour !
(Madame Von vv.. arb-n was mistress to one et the
Daises of Wurteni%org). May it please your 711 a.
jesty, we agree with j.iyful hearts to the royal plan
of a Constitution, wilts the modifications given in the
Rescript of the VG•h of May ; and with Goo's will,
we shall not be the last of the country people who
with Entire contidenc.:. offer their 11:locis to make au
agreement with their upright King."