Star.
London, England, 1811-05-22 00:00:00

SA LLS BY A limo N

ESTATE OF WEEKE.
THE Public are respectfully informed that the
beautiful EXTATE of WEEKS, advertised in this Paper
to be SOLD by AUCTION, at Ourawars, by Mr. THYNNE,
on Thursday the 6th June, is unavoidably POSTPONED to
'I hursday the 2701 June.

DOVER-STREET, PICCADIi.I.Y.
FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD HOUSES, CABINET
AND UPHOLS EERY ARTICLES, &c.
MR. ROBIN'S •intorms the Public, that the Sale
of the Freehold Residence, situate No. 2S, DOVER-
STREET, PICCADILLY, and the Leasehold Dsve:litig-house
adjoining, with Stork in "frade and Furniture of Mr. BLEASst,
advertised to be sold by Auction on Thursday, May 23d instant,
is POSTPONED mull MONDAY. the 10th of JUNE.

TOE BATTLF.
1. After about two rat mitt V 4 sparring, Rimmer hit short left and
fight, neither of which told, and he gin assay, and *peening was
mewed. At setting to, again, the Black put in a left-handed
low on his adversary's neck with some farce, and Rimmer re-
oiled it very slightly, and fe-1 upon his blow.-4 to 1 (in the
rack. Rimmer shewed first Mood.
'l. Weimer again made play by making another effort el hit
right and left, but he again ill judged his distance, and again got
away. The Black patiently waited on him again, until a smart
rally took place, in which the Black made some good stops, and
the combatants again disengaged. Another rally took place, in
which the terrific blows of the Black made considerable impres-
ion, and Ise knocked down his man by hits right and left with
!qua' quickness aid force.-5 to lon the Black,
3. Molineux, elated by success M the last round, viewed his ad-
tersary with a significant smile, and remit low, in a mtoner to
(thew life adversary be disregarded any eir•trt he might make.—
The Black waited as he had done in former rounds, until Rim-
mer made play, and he then hit him, followed and repeated his
hits, unit Rimmec went down apparently without crow, but
that of avoiding e repetition of blows already received.
4. Rimmer presented himself with a head covered with blood,
bra having in the last round rece wed a blew on the temple, which,
doubtless, reduced bins to a state of temporary stupidity. Mob-
newt again hit him over hie guard on the bead and neck, right
and ,in a manner which excited the sympathy of the ring, and
he fell as frosts a pistol ball. —8 to I on the Black, and no takers
of (tile.
S. Rintmer, In great distress, made a wild long hit at double
distance, and fell on his blow.
6. Rit.:Mer again hit short, and fill front weakness.
7. le this round Rimmer for the first time had the hest of
fightinghit Moiler's% with his left hand, and a courageous
rally followed; eter several blows had been exckanged, Rim-
suer fell over the Black': 1, gee
8. Both hit over, and Rimmer fell.
9. In this round }Zimmer again summoned every effort to
change the battle. He hit his adversary away in a rally, and he
also tlttew him in a close.
10. Molineux went in with ferocious courage to repay his
adversary for a few favours in the last round, and for the first
time he was so inteenyerate as to make play ; he followed
Rimmer, and milled him to every part of the ring, and at length
floored him.
11. A rally, commenced by Rimmer, at least shewed him a
game man. Severed blows were put in by both, but Blattner
hit evldely without judging distance, and gave his head doubled
in his chest, which stopped several blows, and he at length fell.
• 12. liinitmer, after placing an ineffectual hit on the Black's
body, Laia.iiiirei bins, by running in, in a state of phrstay, lift-
ing Msdneux off his legs by the thighs, and throwing hlm.—
Load baselitig of Feel, Fair! ate.
13. Rimmer planted a hit on the Black's mouth slightly, and
I.lolinettx went in and threw him. "
14. Rimster, in rally Mg, closed ; a trial of strength took
place, a'td ho.h were thrown, by Lancashirean ingenuity in
Rimmer.
15. Rimmer retreated to every part of the ring with Moll-
maul close, at nearly length, and the latter at length got a sto-
macher ai him and floored him. Rimmer lay on the ground
prostrate, when another scene commenced, which, however,
rarely happens. The antipathy against a man of colour being
considered a pugilist of irst-rate has caused a good many uncha-
ritable declamations, and the ardour of these people so illiberally
disposed. aided by the assistance of those who had taken the odds,
broke the ring in a moment, and surrounded the men in actieu.
Rimmer at this time was, technically speaking, dead beat, and
in a state tif childhood. The scene which here presented itself
would baffle the skill of the first artist. Lords and Nobles bus-
tled in with sweeps and ploughmen, fighting-men and assistants,
who received, indiscriminately, horse.-whipping. The assembly,
amounting, to at least ten thousand pedestrians inclosed in the
spacious ring, and every one at his own game. In this state,
which lasted twenty minutes, those disposed to make their exit
were unable ; and at length Crib put himself ht a bustle, and by
assistants, succeeded in geeain heating out the ring. it is an eti-
queen in fighting, that ither of the men in combat leave the
ring in such a case, he loses the battle, and consequently both
men again were set-to, great pains having been taken during
este bustle to get Rimmer to,stand on his legs again. The com-
batants fought six other rounds, to the discomfiture of Rimmer,
who received about ten other blows, and be at length resigned
the combat, when unable tosstassd.
OBSERVATIONS.—There need but few remarks on
-the combat; it was impolitic to match a young no-
vice against a professor of terror like the Black. The
blow in the third round, followed up by the two
others in the subsequent round, doubtless reduced
Rimmer to a state of insensibility, and he had no
chince after of displaying any one requisite to cope
with the sturdy Black. He has courage, but he has
...a losing knack of giving his head when he hits; and,
above all, he had a timidity in going too near his ad-
.
• tetsary, .and he consequently hit half a length short.
It is only necessary to state of Molineux, that he is a
lverV a:ly estaineir. He has gained by practice a quick-
ness of hitting, which if not so pleasing to the eye as
that of a Gulley, a Belcher, or a Crib. it is at least
as mortifying to the feelings; and, as has been be-
fore ,observed, it will be a matter of troublesome spe-
culation again co find his conqueror. He won the
battle with all imaginary ease, with only a cut
• awl two or three other slight hits.
It is no exaggeration to state, that 15,000 persons
• Were'present, and the oldest amateur does not remeni-1
,ber more at any similar exhibition. •
•- .PIOVSNCIAL BOXING.—A grand pitched battle for
a sulneription purse, and who should produce the bet-
tet',man of the parishes of Swindon and Highworth,
Wiltshire, took place at thevillage of Stratton, 'be.
, tween the two places, the latter end of last week, in
. the presence of the amateurs of boxing, amounting to
,some hundreds, from the neighbouring counties.—
The champions were Reevea,.a very stoutman from
Swindon,. and Simpion, from Highworthßetting
ran 411,0 on the Swindon man at odds, be- being the
Iseaviesti The contest was extremely obstinate.—
' Reeves 'bad the best of it fot.;. me
so time, his blows
being of a kind Which the pliers of Simpsbn co
was uld
fie
"pot' stand against, but although the latter -
q.effidyliit off his legs his gene led him on again,
iudity,ctuicimess of bitting,-he got the best of the
'battle After hall an ]osier's hard fighting. with-
, .- •
nil time. Simpson was declared the winner, al-
-44•1; 0* worst beaten, and Reeves wait' accused.
by W' windon people Uthaving given in ayb Mahe.
1.
Also act an hiferifir kind lasted tirsq flours in
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CAVENDISH-SQUARE, PORTLAND-PLACE, &c.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE.
FOLEY HOUSE, with extensive Offices, Pleasure-grounds, and
Land—nearly Four Acres.—By Mr, ROBINS,
On the Premises, Chandos-street, Cavendish-square, on Tuesday,
May 28, at one, in One Lot,
THE singularly-magnificent FREEHOLD MANSION;
1 FOLEY HOUSE, with extensive ranges of capital Apart-
ments for the seasons of the year, planned for the accommoeat ion
of a Family sif the first Di ,unction; with spacious Offices of all
descriptions, Stables and Coach-house, and every requisite for an
establishment of the first magnitude; with Gardens, Pleasure.
1 grounds, Lawns, Yards, &c. communicating in different direc-
tions ; a most eligible property for a splendid residence, or for a
building concern—the whole containing near four Acres, form-
ing the south end of Portland Place, with entrances from Chan-
dos-street
and Edward-street.—This valuable Estate claims the
attention of Gentlemen who wish to invest money in ground-
/
riots —To he viewed, by tickets
Particulars may he had on the Premises—of Messrs. Hoper
and Broughton, Solicitors, Great Marlborough-street; of John
Nash, Esq. Dover-street. Piccadilly ; the Subscription Houses,
St. James's-street and Pall Wall ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Goiden,square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

LIFE INTEREST IN THE FUNDS.
By Mr., ROBINS,
At Garraway's,on Thursday next, May 30, at Twelve, by over
of the Assignees of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and CJ.
THE LIFE INTEREST of Wm. NOBLE, Esq.
aged 66 years, to the Dividends arising from Twenty-one
Thousand Pounds Three per Ceot.Consols, and to the Dividends
arising from Three Thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Pounds
1519, Three per Cent. Reduced, vested in Trustees of the first
respectability.
Particulars may be had ten days previous to the Sale. at the
late Banking-house of Messrs. Dawes, Noble, and Co. Pall-Mall;
of Messrs. Scott and Blamire, Solicitors, Lincoln's lun ; at Gar-
raway'a ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

FREEHOLD ELEGANT GOTHIC RESIDENCE, with Of- 1
flees, Pleasure-Grounds. and 42 Acres of Land, Roebampton, I
Surrey, Six miles from Hyde Park-corner.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gamway's, on Thursday, May SO, at twelve, in One Lot,
AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,
the PRIORY, Roelianip)on, a very elegant Gmhic Struc-
ture, forming a Residence fur a Family of the first distinction,
with offices of all descriptions, lawns, pleasure grounds, excellent
kitchen-garden, walled and planted with choice fruit trees, for-
cing-house, grapery, I.:don-pit, ice-house, &c. entrance lodge,
and meadow land. The whole about Forty-two Acres, surroun-
ding the Mansion, in a dry elevated situation, commanding ex-
tensive and rich views of the Thames and the country. The
Residence contains a handsome entrance-hall, vestibule, or Inset
haU, capital dining parlour, elegant drawing-room, conservatory,
and breakfast-room, of handsome proportions, gentleman's dres-
sing-room, and a servant's btll-room ; on the first floor are seven
excellent bed-chambers, two dressing-rooms, vesnbule, two yes-
tet closers, and a billiard-loom ; the. domestic offices, butler's-
pantry, servant's ball, housikeeper's room, engine and knife-
rotim, vaulted cidlars, for wine, beer, ale, coals, &c. attached is
a commodious kitchen, hark kitchen, wash-hmse, two larders,
men's donnhory, laundry, &c. detached dairy, two coach-houses,
stables for six horses, coachman's-room, and lumber-room, harm
yard, with all requisite buildings; also a Cottage and Garden,
opposite Barnes-common, with a Slip of Land.
'FO he viewed by 'tickets only. Particulars may be had on the
Premises ; at the Red Lion, Putney ; Piough, Clapham; Castle,
Richmond; Pigeons, Brentford ; Packhorse, Turnham-Green ;
• at Gatraway's; and of Mr. Robins, NVarwick street, Golden-
! square, of whom 'tickets for viewing may be had.

NORFOLK.
Capital FREEHOLD and TITHE-FRI; E ESTATE, MANOR,
and nearly Twelve Hundred Acres of Land, in a ring &nee,
a/joining Walsingbain, and within fear miles of the Sea-port
Town of' Wells.

ByMr. ROBINS,
At Garraw ay's, on Thursday, June 13, at 1!, in Four Lots,
AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD and TITHE-
-I- A- FREE ESTATE; comprising the Manor of Egmere, with
a capital Farm-house, Yards, Gardens, and all necessary Out-
buildings, Bailiff's House, Shepherd's Cottage, Blacksmith's and
Carpenter's Shop, and• sundry enclosures of rich Pasture and
Arable Land, containing in the whole by estimation One Thou-
sand One Hundred and Eighty-eight Acres, all lying compact,
and in a ring-fence; situate near to Walsinglam, and within four
miles of the port of Wells, a great Corn Market. The Lands
are in a high state of cultivation, and surrounded by thriving
fences, bounded on the East by the high read from New Wal-
'lngham to Holkham, and on the West by the road from Faken-
ham to Wells, in a fine part of the County of Norfolk, and parti-
cularly well situate for preserving game, with which the neigh-
bourhood abounds. The whole is now let to a respectable tenant.
To be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars
may be had; at the Black Lion, Waisingbam ; Fleece, Wells;
Crown, Fakenhant ; Checquers, Brandon ; King's Head, Nor-
wich; 'tam, Newmarket; Angel, Bury; Crown, Hockerill ; of
Mr. Gillman, Solicitor, Hingham, Norfolk; at Garraway's i and
of Mr. Robing, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a plan of
the Estate may be seen.

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ESSEX, ON THE SEA COAST.
CAPITAL ESTATES, upwards of Five Hundred Acres, Ma-
nors, Free Warren, Fisheries, Rectorial Tithes, Manor and
Farm-houses, Cottages, Btc. between Rayleigh and South End.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, June is, at 12, in One Lot,
AVALUABLE and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATE; comprising the Lordship or Manor of Bemfiret,
alias the South Bemileet ; and the Manors or reputed Manors of
Hopes Wyke Shore's Wyke, Mook's Wyke, and Saunders
1 Wyke, extending over many Tho'usand Acres of Land, with all
Court's Lett, Court's Baron, and customary Courts, Fine., He-
riots, and Quit-rents, Free Warren, and all Rights, Royalties,
and Privileges thereunto belonging. The very eligible Freehold
DERBYSUIRE, NEAR UTTOXE'TER AND ASHBORN. 1 Estates consisting of Kent's
-hill Farm,
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Marston Park Wood, Hay Three ii2ndred Acres of containing upwards of
rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and
Farm; and Land. -•- I Wood Land, with an excellent new Farm House and Offices,
•-• By Mr. ROBINS, gardens, yards, barns, stables, and various out-buildings, in pna-
At Gerravray's, on Thursday, lune 13, at twelve. In One Lot, I session, and on lease to Mr. Chalks Knightdmidge, except the
VERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE : Wood ; also the Manor House, called South &maw-ball, with
A gardens, orchard, barns, stables, and-out-bulidinp, and upwards
comprising MARSTON PARK and WOOD, HAY
of One Hundred and Eighty-five Atm of Arable and Pasture
FARMS, with the thriving Plantations surrounding the Land;
Land, Fifty Acres of which are Salt Marsh, in possession stud
whole Estate containing 120 Acres of very rich Pasture, old es Lase to
Meadow, and Arable Land, with Farm-house and Outbuildings. The whole of this Estate Is within a ring fence, divided only
all within a ring-fence, situate in the racists of Marston, Mont' by the public road; -the Lands }re in a high state of cultivation.
/ornery, and within half a mile of the village, a beautiful part of The Impropriate Rsctory. of South Beinfieet (except the Vicarage
the county. This Estate forms a very eligible propertt for a re- and the Advowson of the same).with all the Tithe- of Corn and
eidetic. and farm, or for investing money, distant shoat fivo miles Pulse in the Parish, which contains upwards of 'lime Thousand
from Uttoxeter and Ashliorn, 12 from Derby, and 20 from Five Hundred Acres: these Tithes (excepting those of the two
-Litchfield; i canal front the collieries within two miler of the Farms above-mentioned, which are let with them) are in hand,
Estate, plenty of excellent water, and mark and stone lime, site. and collected in kind, producing about Seven Hundred Pounds
Within a short distance; the taxes low, within a mile of turnpike- per annum, .and are highly improvable, South Bemfieet is three
roads and good neighbourhood, and possession in a short time miles from. Eayleigh, eight from South End, thirty-three from
Imay be had. • London ; .00nimanding extensive and beautiful views of the River
May be viewed, by applying es Mr. Joseph Bons et Marlton- Thames, the Counties of Kent and Essex, with the great saran-
park, where Partieniars nig, be bed; at the Ben inn lof Mr. tag. of water cat:doge to the London Markets:
Winslow, Ashborn, and the prineipaLinna at Uttowiter i King's . lo be viewed* applying to Mr.ChatituilLnightsbridgeteKent
Head, Derby;
I=2,,Lltchfield; Bridgewater Anna,Mancitc•- Hin parn,,,gapoeishi of when% particulars inny be had; at the
ter; Hotel, L 3Ha and Ciiktelle• Binigetbarn : Mae* Hotel, South End; the Inn, at Rayleigh; Nevi Ship, ltocheford ;
Head, Coventr6iGeereez
; - 1"..= ;It'd Lima, Per"; of Crown, Billericay; white Hart, and eq., Colchester; Black
'• Maws. Blelbie, .., tesand ishiges erargesen-wamteltrann: Buy, Chelmsford; Whits Hart, Rotifer& •at Garrawiter; rand
' * Garrawaral alfd of, ktrx IWO% :Weewleb-eteleee tat Wee- ,of Me Raba, Warenek-etreet. OoklesAllare, whore .ePlan
' *Pares lebeieOleb / f Ile.SePas a; bihells. .. t ! t'. - ' ,at die liatiftl44 be sum.