Star.
London, England, 1811-08-29 00:00:00

SPALDING. LINCOLN::IIIRE.

By Messrs. ALBIN and HANDLEY,
At the White hart Inn, in Spalding, iu the comity tA Litwin, on
Tuesday, the ad day of Sepiemb.•r next, between the hours u:
four and silt o'Clock in the Afternoon, (subject to such condi-
tions as +hail be then and there produced) iu the following Lets:
Lot LACapital MESSUAGE or MANSION
HOUSE, with a Coach-house, Stabie, and other
convenient attached and detached OlUcea thereto behingi og, toge-
ther with an extensive and substantial range sit Buildo:gs whet, in
a Stearn Engine was lately erected ; and also tour Oatmeal and
Ott Mills, with all other requisite and useful machinery for car-
rying on the said busiuess, and which aki conrain a CJal and
Coak Oven, with large and commodious Gianariet and stor..
houses, together with two Gardens and Padlock adjoining, con-
taining in the whole about tour acres of rich Lana, in the tenure
or occupation of Mr. Reiht.'Ayr:.
This Let is eligtbly situate oil the West side of the river Wel-
land, which falls into the sea about U miles north-east of the town
ot Spalding, communicating with tke port ot Boston, and the ca-
pital market towns of Peterborough and Stamford, and well
worihy the attention of merclia,as. millers, oil crushers, or any
persons who are engaged in business requiring room and even-
siveand substantial buildings.
Lot 3. Two Tenemems, with the Gardens thereto adjoining,
on the east side of the NVei:al.‘l, in the several tenures or
occupations of Jane Haynes and Robert Wlik-r.
Lot S. Two Tenemems or Dwelling-houses, with the Gardens
thereto adjoining, on the West side the We.•road Drain, in the
! several tenures or occupation of Henry stiart and Val. Enderby.
Lot 4. An Allotment Piece or Parcel of rich Arabic Land,
lying in the Jourelans, in Spalding Fen, iu the tenure or eccupa•
nun of John Barlow, and containing about 15 Acres.
Lot 5. A Messuage or Dwelling-house, in the Market-place,
in Spalding, capable of being converted tutu a Shop, and desirahi)
situate for either business or a titivate residence, and now in the
tenure Sr occupation of Miss Ann Rubinson.
Lot 6. A Messuage or Dwelling-louse also situate in the Mar-
ket-place, immediately adjoining the last Lot, consist Mg of a
" large commodious Shop, eligibly situate for business, mud now in
the tenor! or occupation ot Miss Esther Coulson.
_ _

1 he whole of the above Lots are l't cella!, except Lot 2, which
is enpyhoid, of the Manor of Spalding.
The reipectivir tenants have received notice to quit at Lady-
day next, and will stew the premises.
Printed particulars may be had int application to Messrs. Foster.
and Bonner, Mr. Dinliam, SoliFitars ; ant! Messrs. Alitin and
Handley, Auctioneers, Spzoding ; Messrs. Handley and Pearson,
Bleaford; Messrs. Barnard and Cadd, Gaitisooroegh ; MY. John
Langwith, Craniliam ; o; Messrs. Lamb sod Nicholson, 26,
P►tuce's-street, Wiansiou-4ouae-street, London, where a ''.A4l at
tat 4 may be wit.

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Fates •.F'F. 1- et IVY
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kEIeiEF OF THE BKITISII PRISONERS
+ . IN FRANCE.
&mem advertised - - "4,790 1 0
At Bouts Kirby, Yorkshire, per Wm and Cm Coke- •
field - • - • 10 17 is
Fertility of Ulford, Aetna*, Mid Ashton, Notthamp•
iambic, per key. R. Priori ' - I S •
Parish oT Sandi/ea. Cheshire, per Itrs C. Lockett 22 II 0
The United Parishes of Bincombe and Lk oadway, per
Rev G. S. Payne - - -. II 0 9
Collection after a Sermon preached by the Rev Sohn •
Cismernson, in the parish church of Arireogitith-
dale, near Itichmond, Yorkshire . • 710 S
Parish of Mellott, Werwickeine, per Taylors and
!Joy es -. 014 0
Collection at Rotel y Reek, per Rev. Geo. Barra IV 0 g
John liagetiorn, Esq. • • 5 1 9
Ancient and Honourable I.umber .Troup, Gentlemen
and Porter, New-street Square, per Treasurer
Calvert • . . .
Collected by the Rev. Michael. honughen, In his Che-
eky of Beadnei, Northumberland . 4 4 9
Fitton D. /ernes, of Idattekengel, near Abesystwith„.
collected Irons I.Litifthangef and New Church
Lodge of Phitantri•Phy, No. /9, I.C.ocktowypon-Tees,
second s'istsysiption • - 14 14 0
tee +e
Mass. • 7 5 0 0
r.0..t Melte par/shoe Ivey, Boris per chlrites.
Edward Ward - SS 17 4
Parish of Antroth - . 4 0 11
Coa‘ct.ed at Silboune, Hants, by the Rey. Dr. AlcYci
ai:d /oho Willi:. Fl.q - . S 11 S
Profits of a Play, by Amateur, at Rochester is S 0
Transmitted per,Meers. Maas/hid and Clarke, Qr Leicester:
Parish of Swiittord, per Rev. Mr. Smith - 7 17 0
Parish ot St l!ItIlTti, dlito .5 0 0
.
.—......m..... W.tisismii, rr Rev Mr. Woodall ' • 7 6 0
Cat lion Corbin, per key. Mr Glover . 2 7 0
--- Gi eat 6101, per ditto - • 6 6 4
------ liraunstone, per Rev. Mr Thrash? . 6 0 0
—.---. South Knives sh, per Rev. Mr.. Chambers 4 U 4
Mr Abraham Lewis, an Israelite - 1 0 •
Transmitted per the Rev. Edmund Leigh, sil" Llanedy, neat
,wanes:, and Mr. John Hussell, Churchwarden:
Parish of Danily - - 2 0 0
—.—..— lituttleild Tallybont • - • 11 0 0.
lransmittrd per Rev. D. Hughes, Rector of Llangynhafoi,
Drubignsture.

I.langynhafal
Efenrchtid

2$ 3 0

*ll 9

- , - - 113 0
--1 7 0
THOMAS FERGUSON, Suretary,
No. 5, George-yard. Lumbard-orret.

CHING'S PAI'ENr WORM I.OZENUE.a.

INTORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil:
v dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guise-
. dim of children should be acquainted with. They occasion lois
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and
irregular state of the bowels, attended after with viol.-nt palm;
they bring on convalsions • they affect the growth of the body,
and they prove fatal, by eiLlingin a corsumplon or decay. Both
as a preventative and e:i re of theee alarming complaint tints, the above
excellent Medicine is universally allowed, ear the testimony of this
highest characters in this country, both in rank and reyeetabi.
lily, re have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the
P:oprietor, from a personal knowledge of its odolidtr.ul success
is their own fatuities, stamp. its meth -btyond competition, and
gives a sant:Vail ro if, of whi..l no other Mediel•te of the kind
can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of eh Wren,
should have this temedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when•
ever the stomact#or bowels of Children ate' any way disordered,
which it will always he fmitid to relieve.
Soli, wbolefalit andretail, at Ching and Ender's, Die, 4, Cbrep-
eida.Londoni-Skam.and Beim, loortamenedi hoes, Wes end
Allow, and Mallory, Potrero; Had aint.folmston, Geopert ;
Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and knee, and T truer,
ftul ; Hot:land, Cookwor.hy, Nettleton' and (Where, Plym luth;
Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Bi.onhe
and Lailibury, Liverpool; stuines and Lynch, March ivtirr
ITrewman, Exeter • Smith, Manderton, Reahurn, swot, awl Bax•
ter, Edinburgh; Salter and ht Dmald, Cba,gow; iinty a and
bat ry, Bristol; stevenson and. Co. Norwich; Swinten Leices-
ter; and mail by most country medicine v.nders, in looses, at
9a. SM. a:141 5.. lid. each.

AMEAICAN PriPERS.

LATE NAVAL ACT:ON.—We have no further par-
ticulars of the late nalAil action between the Enxlish
brig ar,d the French ship. Captain NIEr., of Torts-
mouth, who has arrived in NeW York, cn tie 9,lst
inst. (the day after the battle), was boarded from a
British slurp of war, with a frigate in company ;
which probably were the Atalanta and Eatrvprenante,
bound to Halifax.

Dr.:',RRES NOT REVOKED.-A letter from a Gentle-
man of Dcrriccrnzic politics, dated bourde.inx, June 8,
after-nieutioning the Lite Special Decrees of Bona-
part: for liberatiog certain American vessels, gives,
as an exception to the liberation,—

" The New-Orleans racket • which ftll under the decrees of
his Majesty, of Berhn and Mi!3n, and \rhos,: braids, I am faro,
to s y, are not as yet cal:celled. Tlas it the only ve,s:.l we have
In p .rt of th.s description, and is the inic which has formed the
sub.; ct of r.Tresentati.tn by Mr. Russell, the Charge d'Affaires.
Tolt..ecti, is proltilti•cti. It does not, It. appears, enter into the
VOICIC7I views of Ins Ma.Hicy, to encoura4e the nnaitirscur-..s of
cotton. Articks of et.ttuit (:.brie are prohibited the ti,e cl o.e
Court, and the appre.heosit,n, that a diminution in the ditties
may take place, prevents al: tpecolation, 44 the comumption is
anti the matizitaciuretA 11..tve generally a stock on hand to
list some time. Added to this, the cotton, which come from
the Levant, pays a much less duty. I nut of ovirion that the
duty on AMerican cotton sill lora be let•setied, h .cause it would
tend to injure all the tal.ricants who have it on hand, and xho
have paid the heavy duties."

GERNAN PAPERS.

EERLIN, JULY 16.

The States of the Circle of Lchos. in La Marche
Elecuirale, have presented to the King a Remon-
strance, containing hitter complaints againit the new
administrative measures, and particularly the
abolition of the feudal rights, as well as gi-e.-t invec-
tives against the Chancellor of State, 'M. de Harden.
berg. They, among other things say, that the Chan-
cellor intends to ruin the State ; that lie is surrounded
by young men, and eccentric heads, who wish to make
cliagercus experiments upon the monarchy ; that the
Nobility are reduced to mendicity, and the end of the
actual Administration will he a general insurrection
throughout the province!. The King conferred with
the Minister ofJtistice, M. Kiircherson, upon the sub-
ject of this writing. In consequence of the resolu-
tions taken, Count Finkestein,,tormerly president at
Cistrin, and M. de Marvitz, late an officer of gens
.a'al :nes, were arrested on their estates, and conducted
to the fortres of Colberg. The two provincial Conn-
sellers, Schutz and Lohmann, were arrested and
lodged in Spandau. M. de Lohmann had endea-
yonred to raise an insurrection among the peasantry
of his 'arrondissement. The Marshal of the Court,
M de Massow, who signed the remonstrance, has
been dismissed with ut a pension. He loses an in-
come of 6300 rix•dollars. Among all the proptie-
t, rs of the circle ef Lebus there was only one, the
Privy Councillor of Finances, M,. de Pretwitz, son of
the General of that name, who refused to sign. The
famous General Ruche' has also wrote a letter by no
means respectful to the King; he received an order
to cease his correspondence, and his letter has been
communicated to the Fiscal, to serve as a proof in the
Froceis which is to be instituted against him.
Ordinance with regard to the duties ,‘.l exportation
by sea of inland produce :
" Wes Frederic William, by the Grace of Goo, King of Prus-

&X.
" By our ordinance of the 26th of July, we laid down rs:,ula-
thins with regard to the exrortation by sea of inland produce,and
the duties to be paid tber or). In tartlter corilOrmity with the
nr.asures !opteJ an the Fart of his Majesty the Emperor of tae
French, in favour of the agriculture of the Continent, we hereby
decree, that the extraordinary irnyott an wheat expet fed by sea
be reduced to 16 crowns and 6 greischen per last ; and on rye atiel
other grain to 8 crowns 3 grosclien per last.
t4lgtirel) " taLDERIC
" Berlin, August 2, -11 1. " 13ARDYNIStAG."
VIENNA, JULY 14.

Letters from Constantinople, of the 20th June, give
us intelligence which we would have great difficulty
in believing, were it not accompanied with details
which give it the appearance of truth, viz. that the
tintless of Silistria has been evacuated by the Rus-
sians, and occupied by '.2000 Turks. Every thing has
altnost carried offal:ly the Russians. The Turks,
on entering the place, found but 150 stragglers, and
six pieces of bad °cannon.
They write from Wallachia, that General Kutosow
has orckred the fortifications of lmachett aad Ibraisor
to be repaired, and new wot ks to be erected in front
of Silistria, at Kulimatz, and at 'Potation opposite
Nicopolis. The troops in Servia, under General Puk,
have been reinforced by 4000 men.