Star.
London, England, 1810-06-25 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT

A SMALL but compact FREEHOLD and
TITHE-FREE ESTATE, near COBHAM, SURREY„
called COBHAM LODGE; consisting of 45 Acres of exceUent
Land, in a ring fence, on which stands a well-buik
Dwelling-
Louse, containing three Reception-rooms, nine Bed-chambers,
aad two Dressing-r,KM4S, with stitable att,,ched 0111c.es of every
description; al, excellent walled Garden, with detached Offices.
Tile whole well-.hchered, watered, and clothed with handsome
Tinaber-trees ~tl,l thriving Shrubberies ; commanding must de-
lightful views. Immediate possL ssiun may be had, and the grow-
ing crops taken at a valuation.
May be viewed,by tickets only, hetwee.n the hour. of eleven
and four, ant particular., known, by applying to Messrs. Craw-
ter's, at Cobham; tickets may also be obtained, and plans cf
the premises seen, at No. 4, Thanet-place, Te mple-bar ; at Mr.
ilatchard's, Bookseller, Piccadilly; and at Messrs. Knight and
Shrubsole's, Kingston.

E -SEX—VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By CHALK and MEOGY,
And tray be entered upon immediately,

AMOST desiiable well-timbered FREEHOLD
FARM, Land Tax redeemed ; comprising about Ninety
Acres of excellent Land, in a high state of cultivation, whereof
near thirty Acres are rich Meadow and hue old Pasture, with a
Dwelling-house, two Barns, one of them new built; Stables,
Cow-house, &c. &c. in excellent repair, advantageously situate
at Doddinghurst, adjoining the hard road between Chipping On-
gar, Blackmore, and Mounthessing; distant from the capital
market of Romford about nine miles, from Cliehnsford ten miles,
from Chipping Ongar about eight miles, from the Metropolis
about twenty-one miles ; and only two miles on the left of the
great East read on whicis Coaches pass to and front London
daily and hourly.
The present Growing Crops, Stock, Utensils, Sm. may be
taken at valuation. or not. Part cf the Purchase-money may
remain upon Myrtgaze of the Prentisei for a given time, if re.
ciured.
The Estate may be viewed with Tickets only, to be hat: of
Niteroi and Chalk, Auctioneers, Chelmsford, who are authorised
to treat for the same.

OXFORD:AMU.
CAPITAL MANORs FARMS, AND 4DVOWSON.
To BE SOLD BV ACC I'ION, _ _ .

On Thursday, the .sth day of July next Curless previously dis-
posed of by Private Contract),
THE MANORS of Sw;nbrook, XVidford, Astall,
and Astaliy, with sundry valuable compact Freehold
Farms, containing upwards of 1700 Acres, together with the
Advowson of the Living of Witiford, all lying together, and
situate in the sev ral Parishes of Swinbrook, Astall, and Full-
brook, ist the County of Oxford, upon the great road from Oxford
to Gloucester, about one mile from Burford, and five from Wit-
ney, together with an extensive Right of Fishery, which runs
through the Manors.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Strong, Still, and
Strong, Lincoln's Inn (where a Plan of the Estate may be seen) ;
I or to Charles Loder, Esq. Kencot, near Burford; or Mr. George
Hambidge, of Switibrook, who will whew the premises.

CAPITAL NEW-BUILT FREEHOLti POW! ER, ALE,
AND TABLE BEER BREWERY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WINSTANLEY and SON,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, on Thursday,
the sth of July, at twelve o'clock, in rine Lot,
THE CONSTITUTION BREWERY, eligibly
situate, Bell-lane, Spital-fields, communicating with Petti-
coat-lane, Whitechapel.
This Concern has been recently erected, on the most judicious
plans of convenience and utility, built of first-rate materials of
every description. The interior arrangements are on the latest
improvements, and, together, is considered equal, if not superior,
to any other Brewery of the same size in the United Kingdom—
embracing
accommodations for carrying on trade to almost any
extent; supplied by an inexhaustible well of hne water within its
own walls ; stabling for 20 hones, very spacious paved yard, coo-
perage, extensive store-houses, malt and hop warehouses, large
eget cellars, accompting-houses, brewer's offices, with other re-
quisite and well-connected apartments.
'lle Plant, Fixtures, Drays, Harness, Casks, Implements, and
Utensils of every description, which ere eni irely stew, and have
been purchased on the best possible ready-money terms, are to be
taken by a purchaser at a liberal deduction from the cog. price.
The Premises may be viewed by principals only, on application
for cards of admission, to Winstanley and Son, Paternoster-row,
where Plans, Elevations, and Stetions may be seen, and descrip-
tive Particulars had.
Particulars may be likewise had of Mr. Warne, Solicit ar,
Old Broad-street, and at the Auction Mart.

RICHMON
Desirable RES i DENC F., with CI
SURE-GROUND. GREEN-t
exquisitely beautiful Views of
THAMES. By Mr Rt.
At Garraway's, To-se
I'HE truly desirable LE!
comprising an eligible Resideue,
enchanting spot, Richmond-hill,
of the Thames, and of the richh
Ihe House contains, on the au
and Closets ; first floor, three _
&e.; ground floor, marble paved
rooms, communicating by folding
Water-closets, &e.
The Offices comprise a Svrvai.
Pantry, Larder, good Kitchen, Sea
Beer-cellar, Knife-hole, and detached
which is enclosed by folding pies, -
over, double Coach-house and Chaise.)
uver,alarge kiiehen-garden,Walled,t
in which is a Greenhouse, with w
Kitchen-garden, Pleasure-ground
Gravel-walk, and planted sub
house, contiguous to which is
well-stocked and cropped, Dry
I louse are extensive Pleatute-grounds,
wall and iron Palisades, ornamented '
and Shrubs ; in all about two acres.
To be viewed by Tickets ' - Parii,
Castle and Greyhound ; and of Mr. h.
Pig ons, Brentford ; Star, Ktw-bridge
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
for viewing may be bad.

MIDDA
CAPITAL FREEHOLD EST
for Building; elegant STON
FARMS, and LAND, fine I
Tsv..) other Compact FAMILY
from
By Mr. .
Garraway's Coffeer-lioube, EichanJ
nesday next, Jut
'HE truly valuable T.
-A- comprising upwarls of SW
dow, Paiture and Wood Land;
beautiful Park, mostly surrounded
of lofty full•grown Timber Tr
with Offices of all descriptions
walled round, and planted with
full perfection ; two other compact
end of the Estate, with Offices,
other tenant at will.
The Estate is compact, within
high road ; several delig ttful spots
be allotted in quantities for that
cheerful and healthy situ lior,
views of the country ; brick cart
May be viewed by Tickets
the Premises ; at the White 1"
corn Arms, Stanmore ; Esse: .
worth; White Horse, llsbri.
way's; of John Richards Esq.
IRobins, Warwick-stet,4olden-sqi
rg may be hail, and a Mao of P.statl

ABINGER HALL, between
Capital FREEHOLD EST
and LANDS, with extensir
By Mr

At Garraway's, on Wednesday

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Lots, by order of the Executors
deceased,
AI3INGER HALL,
VILLA, in the Italian .
on a delightful eminence, commanding
of the beautiful and diversified
Acres of excellent Meadow L
rims, and a fine stream of water.
some Entrance-hall, Water-closet,
lonade to an excellent and '
ilud-chambers, and Dressing-room
over. The Offices are will planned,
ment ; excellent Cellars, Wasb-hou
&c. The detached Offices comprise
Shop, Wood-house, Yard, with
and Rooms over ; a Farm-y,
and various Out-buildings, 4
Garden, walled round, and
Plower Garden, &c. The
Also, Hackhurst Farm, near
mon Rights, good Farm-house,
Gardens, and land, containing..,
Pasture, Arable, and Wood-land
sirable and cheerful Estate .
neighbourhood, a short distance
two excellent Market Towns, as
1 Mansion, House, and the Estat4
may have immediate possession.
Particulars to be had on the
IGuildford; Red Lion, Dorking
Kingston ; of Messrs. Loft,
/ street ; at Garraway's; and
i Golden-square ; "Awe tickets
of the Estate SO*.

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LUC'TION.
Mutant, by Eleven o'Clock in.'
, in the town of Falmouth, - p
FORD, JOHN Lsr Mas-
h ten guns.
1011 g.
86 feet 6 inchee.
t.'6 ditto.
16 ditto G inches.
, 0.94 Tons. ~ 1
nd has now un board about 3611
! Vessel, well found in .ti res
oyage. This vessel is now uncle;
miff of Cornwall, and will be
her engagements.
tvemories, and further particle- t
iutchins, and Co. ; Lyon and
son., Merchant, Falmouth ; or
AN I'HONY FOX, Broker.
hold himself responsible (in the
place pr'or to the Sale, to pre.
hat may be incurred by persons
I may make a journey for that
S rATE, KING-STREET, •
3-SQUARE.
is for a Town Residence, lisp . 1
session In a short time.
:OBINS, •
ow, June 26th, at Twelve,
'ATE, comprising those
;OT's HOTEL, situate on dm
,mes's-square containing nearly
ad upwards Of 163 feet in depth;
and contains numerous and spa.
ad Buildings of various descrip. •
e, well adapted to the concern,
an extensive scale fur many years
reelbul,', forms an excellent sod
tesidence of the first description.
n the Premises, where Partial.
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.
elan of the Estate may be sees. .
ND HILL. .
OFFICES, GARDENS. PLEA-
-HOUSE, Ea. commandiag the
if the adjacent Country and the
ROBINS, 1
rat tkaww, :nee 26,
EASEHOLD ESTATE,
it:ester, ddightfutly situate on that
1, commanding an extensive view
sly ornamented adjacent country.
wee storey, five Sleeping rooms
Bed-chambers, Nursery, Closets,
•ed Entrance-ball, two Drawing.
ling doors, good Dining-parlour, .
want's-hall, Housekeeper's-room,
, Scullery, Wash-house, Passage,
Cached Officers; in the Stable-yard,
ten, a seven-stall Stable, with loft
!haise-house, with Loft and Rooms . I
led, planted withchoiee Fruit-trees,
h wings, and Toolhouse, another
nd laid out with Flower-borders,
h Shrubs, Mound, anti Summer.
s another walled Kitcben-garden
rying-gr unit, &c. In front of the
;rounds, encLsed from the road by •
sewed by Chtsnut and other 'Frees
Rocs.
Particulars on the Premises; at the
f Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Richmond;
w-bridge ; at Garraway's; and of
Golden-square, of whom Tickets
DLESEX.
;TATES, most eligible situations
NE-BUILT MANSION, PARK,
Pieces of Water.
If RESIDENCES, site. nine miles r'
London. 1
-. ROBINS, .
Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on Wed. 0 i
I
une 27, in It Lots, •
rItEEIiOLD ESTATES,
380 Acres of exceeding rich Mee-
tad; the prireipal part forming a
'tided by a brick wall, with avenues
'reel, an excellent Family Mansion
I ; two productive Kitchen Gardens
ith a variety of fine Ffuit Trees, In i
rnpact Family Residences at the ant
es, Gardens, &c. one on lease, the l
thin a ring fence, bounded by the
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spots for erecting Villas, which will
hat or any other purposes; a dry,
or, commanding extensive and rich •
earth, on most parts of the Estate.
As only ; Particulars may be had on . •
I lart and Cranes, Edgware; Aber-
r
t Ar.ns, %%Word; Swan, Rickmans. I
ci.ige; Castle, Salt-hill ;at Garra rr
Esq. Red Lion-square; and of Mr. $
iden-square, where tickets for view. I
of the Estate seen. 1 9
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DRRE Y. i
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a DORKING and GUILDFORD.... I
STATE, elettant VILLA, FARM,
ire Common Right. i
ir. ROBINS, •
lay next, June 27, at 12 o'Chmk. In
xecutors of John H. Skarden, Esq. it
, a veryeligible FREEHOLD i •
n style, with colonade front, placed
nunanding rich and extensive views
1
ed country, surrounded by about 35
r Land, bounded by thriving Planta-
water. The House contains a hand.
closet, Library, Drawing-room, co-
lofty Dining-parlour, with suitable
i 1
g-rooms, and Servants' Apartments t
planned, and adapted to the establish-
Vash-house, Brew house, Laundry, .
comprise a Dog-kennel, Carpenter's
rich Coach-house and Stables, Lofts,
-yard, with Barns, Stables, Granary.
excellent and productjve Kitchen
Id planted with choice Fruit-trees, .
whole in the most complete order.
✓ the Mansion, with extensive Com-
use, Garden, Orchard, Cottages, with
ing upwards of 77 Acres of Meadow, i
-land ; the whole forming a most de-
e for a Geptkrian, in an excellent
tame from 'Dorking and Guildford, I.
as, and 27 miles from London. The
Estate, are in hand. The ;lurches&
sion. . .
i the Premises; at the White liar, . .
irking; King's Head, Epsom; Sun,
via and Smith, Solicitors, Basinglials-
id of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
eta for viewing may be had, anda plea

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PORTUGUESE PAPERS.

1.1580 N, JUNE 8.

Marshal Massenr is to command the 2d, 6th, and
Bth corps. The fir,t that which is under the or-.
ders of Regnier, and has wasted much time in EStre-
rnadura, without attempting any useful operation,—
The second is Ney's corps, from 8 to 10,000 of which
are sick in the hospitals ; and the last is Junot's corps,
which was composed of 18 or 19,000 men, 4000 of
whom he sacrificed in the most ridiculous and uselesc
attempt against Astorga. Such are the troops with
whon► Massena is to defeat the gallant army, superior
in numbers, and in every other point of view, to the
emaciated and dispirited troops he hasto lead against it.
It is evident that Ney's corps never dared formally
to lay siege to Ciudad Rodrigo, on account of the
•proximity of the Combined English and Portuguese

true the Portuguese are now well trained, and, on
ie parade, exhibit a most martial appearance. It
is likewise true they are well officered, the greater
part of the officers being British, who have seen ser-
vice ; but the Portuguese have not yet been 'tried,
ar!d it is ttle'ri.nre judged prudent not to hazard a
conflict, if it can be avoided, till Lord WnctaNcrosi
shall have a tried force, on which he can place more
confidence tl,. n on untried troops. _ _

General S. ,SCEIt joined the British Army on the
2d instant, and took the command of the first division.
General PAYNE has resigned the command of the
cavalry to General COTTON.

This morning a Mail from Lisbon arrived at the
Post-Office, brought to Falmouth by the Princess
Elizabeth paclat, in 10 days, from the Tagus. No.
battle had taken place when She sailed, but, as for
some time past, one was shortly expected.
General MASSENA, who now commands the French
force oppi..sed to Lord WELLINGTON, on his taking the
command, issued the following General Orders:

ARMY OF PORTUGAL, SECOND CORPS.
" Hcad-quarters, Valladolid, May I'2, 1310.

" ORDER OF THE DAY.

"The Ist, 6th, and St h corps of the army are informed that Mar-
shal MASsENA, Duke of Rvoli and Prince of F.-ling, has taken
the chief command of then:, conformably to an Imperial Decree
of the 17th April last ; the army to be exiled the army of Portugal.
The Prince has also the command of the Northern Provinces
of Spain, viz. of Old Castile, of Leon, the Asturias, the Pro-
vinces of St. Andcro and Loria, of the Provinces of Valladolid
and Valencia, Toro, Zamora, Salamanca, and Avila.
" The General of Division TRI6ION is appointed Chief of the
Staff, and the General of Division Pint is to have the command
of the Artillery, pursuant to an Imperial Decree of the 21st of
the same month.
" The Head-quarters of the Prince of ESLING are provision-
ally established at Valladolid.
(Signed) • "TR tOION, Chief of the Staff, &c."

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army. i
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JUNE 10. . I
A convoy of transports is ready to sail for England
with the 235 l Light Dragoons, and a considerable
number of Germans that have deserted from the
French service. 1
CORUNNA, JUNE 5. 1
The Spanish frigate Iphigenia is arrived here from i
Portsmouth, with 20,000 stand of arms.
CELORICO, JUNE 6.
Lord Wellington is at Almeida. The 4th division
of the army of Portugal has entered Spain. The
whole of the French force may now be estimated at
lltt,ooo men, but they have neither pay nor clothing,
and subsist entirely on plunder. They continue to de-
sert in great numbers, and the deserters report that
the army is in great want of provisions. General
Massena is at present at Valladolid. Before he left
SA :manta, he published a proclamation, styling him-
; self King of Portugal, and promising on his royal
word to drive all the English into the sea in less than
three months, and declaring that he would hang
every British officer found. in the Portuguese service.
A large body of French troops appeared a few days
ago before Ciudad Rodrigo, but they retired on the
appearance of an English force. .
BADAJOS, JUNE 5.
Extract from an Extraordinary Supplement of the
Diary of this city :—" General Jacome has officially
reported, under date of the 12th ult. that several car-
,niers, who arrived with hemp from Gibraltar, unani-
mously declare that they left Granada at the begin-
sting of May, at which time they saw General Sebas-
tian' enter the place with less than 2,000 men ; the
whole number left of the division with which he
marched from Granada to the East ; that Isctfeen
- Lorca and Totana, past of the said division was
routed with the loss of 18 pieces of cannon ; that
il another part, headed by Sebastian' in person, and
composed of 5,000 men, was also completely routed,
and enteted Granada in the utmost disorder; that
the head-ea:titers of Freiree army are in Totana ;
thee General Celvache has cut off in Mowed the few
troops who were there, and that it is thence inferred,
that the whole division is, by this time, either de.
stroyed or has surrendered.
`.
1 ~ Valdivia has reported to Jacome that the French
~ left Malaga with the utmost precipitation, taking with
them 18 waggons filled with gunpowder and money;
that no more than 500 French troops remained in
Malaga, and that he therefore solicited leave to march
and take Malaga. Jacome was arranging with the
Governor the measures most eepeelient for that pur-
nose ; and it was agreed that a ship, having an Eng-
lish regiment on board, some small Inside, and two
t.
transpot ts, should be sent thither, in order, if nothing
else could be done, to remove the magazines of pro-
visions and other effects which the French had in that
place.
4, Private letters from divers places, some of which,
from the most respectable quarters, confirm the report
of the total defeat of Sebastiani's division, and the
capitulation concluded by the remnants of his troops in
Granada, as soon as our troops arrived ; the same is
said of'Malaga."
'JUN F: 6.—A1l the efforts made by Massena to collect
a formidable army in Castile appear to have proved
fruitless. His corps does not exceed 30,000 men, and
to bring this force together he has been obliged to or-
der the garrison of Leon and other places to join him.
About 4000 of his troops occupy Beneventt. Lor
Wellington makes, in the mean time, the most vigo-
rous preparations to give Massena a warm reception;
and it is said he has detached a division of his army
to dislodge the French from Benevente. The strength'
cef the combined army, which exceeds 50,000 men,
and the strong position of Ciudad Rodrigo and Al-
meida, leave our enemy but little reason to hope a
favourable result of his intended invasion of Portugal,
although Massena has already issued several procla-
inatioeset,e vellich he promises to reward his soldiers
with the property of the peaceful Portuguese. He
may perhaps lese in the hot climate of the south the
ism., 1!,, Acquired iii the frozen regions of the north.
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LONDON.
MONVAY, JUNE 25.
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. PRICE OF S'l OCKii THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 iv- Ct. Cons.-shut---tur ni..g. 7' I.
tri;t•i• Ct. R. tit, c.,1 C 4-4 pt•r tint. soh'', 84.
, .5
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V.T ct . 1Z A*/ V shot.---40ninIunt 41 i prim.
iixe,ll.llo.s Ic. dis. to ..:s. prer.-13ondts Cos. to 21g. rr,
Prt lei:. OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
tank Streit ttlitit Lorg Ann. is ,-list,
S Ner C,:sq. R.!(1, Ann. 691 India Stock 191
3 per Con. Ct,ii. dint f India Bo:Ids 19c pr.
4 per Cent. t'.s A'.{ 1 F..s.ch. Bills (1(1. r-. pr.
5 percs::st. Navy shut I Cons. for ace. 71;
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Every arrival from the Peninsela is seized upon to
gig t: currency to reports of a battle between the Allied
Army and the French. The f;WIF r schooner (ar-
rieed at Felneatth) we c, on Saturday afternoon, re-
ported to have brought intelligence of a victory ob,
e iire,l by Eqd WeLta TON.
rfb We understand there
te
is no truth in this statement. Government have dis-
' patclice from his Lordship of the 7th instant, at which
date no battle bad been fought. Indeed we know
ehat.Ministers have no wish that Lord We:eel:cm-or;
sholild court a conffict, At least tiil After he shell have
eeceived the reinforeements now tending to him.
ril44 ga4i9ll WP ;44414 but hi&bly Approve, It is
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