Star.
London, England, 1810-06-19 00:00:00

6d. per gallon.
Cvd to 16.51 od per Qr.

.
Mils (ki to 62s O'd
56s Od to COs Od

Bread 2s. Bd. per gallon
MittnENor.so.—Wheat 106 s Oct to 132 s Od per. Qr.

42s Od to 48s 01 Beans
SOs otl to 40s Od

533 (id 69s Od
00s Od to 00s Od

Bread 2s. 6.1. per gallon.
Nrwavar.--Wlieat 100%
.0d to 135 s Od per. Qr.

Sfes od to 525 01 1 Pease 565 60s 04
30s od to 425 Od beans 505 od to 605 Od
Bread "s 6d per gallon.
READIN(I.—Wheat 110s_Od to 131 s ed per Quarter.

61
!;;; od to 43s 6,11 Beans .5-1 s ('dto tio.
Od to 32a Od 'Pease • 5s Od to 00s Od
Bread 2s. titl. per gallon.
COP.NWALL PRICES CURRENT.

Tat! Rel.—Wheat, Average, 445. 9d.--Barley 16s. I.l.—Oats
11s. Di
o xcesro N—Wheat (1G galls ) S2s. Barley 15s. Oats 6s. Bd.
CA m u.roic o.—Whept 455.--Baritty •'is.
S AUSTE T.L,Best Wheat 425. second 41s. Red 401.---Bar-
Icy rs. to 16s. Oats 10s. Od.
Hl.ts•rov—Wheat 455. Oda—Barley 18s. Id.
VENZ A NCE•--Lest Wheat 508. Red 435. Barley 111 s. Oats 10s.
Nt-Mt-Alonday fair at Launceston, was rather thinly attended.
The sale of cattle was dull, and little business dune. Truro fair
on Wednesday was also slight; and the holiday company muds
Tess than usual. Thursday's fair at St. Austell was but scantily
supplied: leather and sheep sold briskly at good prices.

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SALES BY AUCTION.

SEYMOUR-PLACE, MAY FAIR.

Delightful REtiIDENCE, commanding the Views of HYDE-
PARK, the SURREY HILLS, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On thiPremises, No. 4, Seymour-place, Park-lane, on Wednes-
day, June ._lo; at One o'Clo:k,
AVERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
_ comprising a singularly elegant and truly lesirable town
Residence, situate No 4, Seymourplace, Mayfair, in complete
repair, and suited to the accwamodation of a Gentleman's family,
commanding the interesting views of Hyde-Park, Kensington-
Gardens, and an extensive range of the County of Surrey; the
attic storey cousiits of thr-e Bed-chambers and a Cluqet, wish
Water and Sink; on the second storey, two excellent Bed-chant-
hers, neatly papered, with Closets, &c. ; on the first fluor, a LI-
IT try, or Morning-room, handsomely papered, finished with neat
cornice marble chimney-piece, a boudoir. leading to an elegant
Drawing-room, and papered in pamtels, enriched cornice marble
chimney-piece, and three French sashes to the fluor, opening to a
balcony the length of the front, with veranda; on the ground floor,
a neat Entrance Hall and capital stone staircase, a Gentleman's
Room with a Closet, and a handsome Diaing-parlour ;in the
basement there are excellent Offices or all descriptions, detached
Kitchen, Wine, Beer, and Coal Cellars. _ _ .

To viewed by Tickets; particulars on the Pretrißes; at the
Subscriptioa Houses, St. Janus s-street and Pall-Mall; and of
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of wiann Tie tets
for viewing may be had.

GROWING CROPS OF MEADOW CRAiiS, A FEW
ACRES OF CABBAGES, AND MANURE, LALEHAM,
MIDLLESEX.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
On the Farm belonging to the late Edmund Taaarsall, Esq. ee-
ceased, at Laleham' in Tuesday, the 26:h of June, at Limn
o'Clock, in various Lots of ten and thirty Acres,
r(-IHE valuable Growing Crops of GRASS upon
'O7 Acre.. of rich Meadow Land, few Acre: of Cabbazts,
and about 400 loads of Dung. _ _

To he viewed by applying to Mr. Dickinson, the Bailiff, on
the Premises, and Catalogues had at the Bush Staines; Castle,
Windsor; Griffin, Kingston; Charltons, at ifounslow ;
I)ug, &dont ; Windmill, Salt-Hill; King's Head, Tul.lien-
ham ; Ram, Smithfield ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs.
Hoggart and Phillips, No. G 2, Broad street, near the Royal Ex-
change.

VALUABLE LEAgEHOLD FARM, WITH DWELLING
HOME, ON THE CHASE, sOUTHGATE.
By Mes,ra. HOGGAR*I and Pi IiLLIPS,
At the Mart, on Friday, June t:9, at Twelve o'Clock,

AMOST desirable LEASEHOLD FARM in a
ring fence; containing 2...19 Acre- of rich Arable and Pas-
ture Land, tythe-free, situated on the Cha-c, tiouthgate, about 10
miles from I.oiulon, near Enfield, and about four utiles from the
high North Road and Barnet, with a respectable Farm House, or
Family Cottage; productive Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, capi-
tal Stabling for to Horses, Cow-houses, Granary, two spacious
Barns, and Out-buildings in the most complete repair, and of
which immediate possession will be given; held on lease fur 19
years at a low rent.
May be viewed and particulars had till days previous to the
sale ; at the Green Man, Barnet ; Cherry -I ere, Southgate; Grey-
hound, Enfield; at the Mart; and of Hoggarc and Phillips, 62,
Broa.l•street.

FREEHOLD ES'I'ATE BE 'AiI...EN BRONILEY AND
SEVEN OAKS, KrN I'.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, an Friday, Jilly 6, at Twelve o'Clerk,

AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLI)
ESTATE, delightfully situate mar the In-rifle-aro:le, on
the Tunbridge-road, near Seven 0:1:sa, eight miles from lirm!lley,
at Rinchmore-hill, in the County of Kent ; consisting of a 1q,..C1U1:6
House, formerly the Porcupine Inn, w:rh Coadi-bnuse, Stabling,
and Out-buildings ; also sundry inclosures of rich Arable, Pasture,
and Wood-land, containing altogether about UN, Acres, entirely
in a Ring Fence, and offers a must desirable situation for the
erection of a Sporting Box, in a country abounding with Wine,
and in the neighbourhood of hounds. Immediate possession will
be given.

"co he view4l, and particulars had, ten days preceding the Sale,
at the Royal Oak, Seven Oaks; Bell, Bromley; at the Auction
Mart ; cf I:sq. Seven Oaks; and of Mtve.rt. I lug.
gart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad street, near the Royal Lachange.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, HEREFORDSHIRE..
Messrs. HOGUAR I' and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Etitlay, July 13, at Twelve,
THE PONTRYLAS ES'4I'ATE, situate in the
Parishes of lientetturcit; Kentlerchurch, Eewias, Harold,
and Rowleton, In the County of licreford, 12 miles from Mon-
mouth, Ili from Ross, and 130 from London ; eonstAlng of sun-
dry eligible Ktrms and Wood Land, containing together MO
Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Orcharding, and Woad
Land, hounded ald inter4ectecl by the rivers Morrow,
and Moyer. which abound wila fist), with a capital Afansion-
house, substantially built, called i'ontrylas, situate in
a most romantic part of the country, with offices of every de-
scription suitable for the residence of a respectable, family. with
capacious Farm-houses, Bane., Stalding, and Out-buildings; let
to Nloisrs.Adains,Nit.llol46,lteasr.o, iiauuson,AVilliants, Powell,
Griffith, and Floyd, on leases nearly expiring, at rents an otim-
ing to about £lco. per annum; capable .f being consi.lerably
inereasA.

To be viewetl, and Particulars hal '2O days before the Sale; at
the Ilerefora ; thvan, at Ross; Beaufort Arms, Nion-
mouth ; swan anti Falcon, Alserravenny; of Mr. I boson, So-
licitor, Chancery-lane ; at the Austion Alert; and of Mew..
Horgan and Phillips, No. Broad-street, London, wbere t.
Plan of the Estate may be seen.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS IN THE COUNT OF

SUFFOLK.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, on Friday, July 13, at
Twelve o'Clork,

CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS and LANDS,
called WITHERUEN, HAWLEY GREEN, and BRICK
WALL, situate In the Parishes of Withcrden and Llmsvvel ;
containing together about 600 Acres of uncommon rich Arable,
Pasture, and Meadow Land, alsout five miles from S:owmarket,
ten from Bury St. Edmund's, and about Eve from Mendleshatu
and Iv.vorth, in the County of Suffolk, together with the Manor
of Withertlen-hall and Pulhatn-hall, with its members, with sun-
dry Farmhouses, Barns, Stabling, and numerous Out-eaic-s; at
low Rents, upon old Leases just expiring.
To he viewed twenty days previous to the Sale, and partlcuhrs
then had at the Angel, Bury St. Edmund's; King's Head, Stow-
market; the principal Inns at Mendleshain and lxworth; at the
Auction Mart ; and of I%..losers. Huggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-
street, near the Royal Exchange.