Star.
London, England, 1826-11-24 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

Mr. ROBINS, of Regent-street.
A Freehold Estate, comprising the printing premises, late in the
possession of Mr. Woods, No. 23, New Church court, Strand--
knocked down at £1,300.

A Dwelling-house No. 22, adjoining, let at £42 a year-4450.
A Leatehold Residence, No. 18, Sloane-street, Chelsea, with a
garden, stable, coach-house and rooms, held for thirty years from
June, 1826, at a ground-rent of ,E 7 17s. 6d. fixtures to be takes at

A Leasehold Residence, No. 1, Park-street, Westminster, with
a yard at the back, and entrance into the Park, held for 274 years
from Midsummer, 1807, at £l6O a year; fixtures to be taken at a
valuation; together with a coach-house, with stabling, rooms, and
loft, situate in Park-street Mews, opposite, held for the same, at
£lB per annum; fixtures to be taken at a valuation-4330.
A Leasehold House, No. 3, Maida Hill North, Edgware Road,
a two-stall stable, and a piece of garden ground, held for 74 years
from Midsummer, 1808, at a ground rent of £l2 per ann. fixtures
to be taken at a valuation; purchaser to pay a mortgage of £BOO.
A Share in the Waterloo Bridge of £lOO, upon which all the
instalments are paid, and a grant of an annuity of £8 per ann. for
99 years from May 1815, subject to re-purchase—X 2.5.
A Freehold Estate (small part Leasehold), Browne Vale, situate
in Great Barr and Aldridge, near Walsall, Staffordshire, compris-
ing a cottage residence, seated on a lawn, with offices, garden,
shrubberies, &c. farm-yard and outbuildings; the whole 105 a. Si.
10e. of which 26. a. are leasehold for :It years from 1817, at .235 a
year; land tax 2s. per annum; sroFs, ploughings, &c. to be taken
at a valuation—Xls,9so.

The Oratorios at both Theatres, in the ensuing season,
are to be entirely under the direction of Mr. Bnuor, Sir Gamma
Sluat having relinquished the direction of them at Covent-garden
Theatre, in consequence of his numerous other engagements.
ADELPHI THEATRE.—This Hale Theatre continues to
.lay just claims to popular favour. It has been crowded every night
this week, and last night to soch a degree that there was a great
difficulty in finding accommodation in the boxes, even at an early
hour. The Barber and his Brothers is one great attraction. The
humour of Wiesen, as the barber, and of Yarn, as his dreaming
brother, is very amusing ; and they both together afford the audience
as much pleasure as the very comical eastern dance, which is given
with great effect. Another great attraction is the extravaganza, 71,
Fry Sias, which produces great laughter. Another attraction is,
23, John street,altielphi,which is a farce of more than usual merriment.
The honour of Knighthood has been c ,nterred on
Captain Charles Malcolm, commanding the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland's Yacht. It redounds greatly to
the praise of the family of this excellent officer that he
is the fourth member of it distinguished by honours,
bring the brother of General Sir John Malcolm, K.S.L.
Vice-Admiral Sir Prilteney Malcolm, K.C.B. and
Lieutenant• Colonel Sir James Malcolm, K.C.B. The
father of this distinguished family of Knights is, we
believe, a I s mer in Dumfriesshire, and his sons have
made their way in the world by their merit alone.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, Nov. 24.
Our market is exceedingly dun this morning fur the sale of all
descriptions of Grain, the consumers being well stocked for the pre.
sent, and the speculators becoming alarmed least the agitation of the
Corn Laws should effect their purchases. Wheat, Barley, Oatiip
Beans, and Peas, are Is. per quarter lower, and dull sale at that
decline, while none but the neediest buyers make any purchases.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 24.
Beef maintains its price of Monday, and Mutton may be quoted
at the price of last market-day. The best young Calves are sa, to
ss. 4d. per stone ; and the coarser and inferior 45. to 4s. nd. per do.
In the Pork trade there is no variation of any moment, the ben
dairy-fed Porkers are 51. to ss. 4d. per stone; and the coarser and
inferior 4s. to 4s. 10d. per stone.—Beasts, 547 ; Sheep, 4,440 ; Pigs,
120.; Calves, 170.

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Beef, per scour, 41. to Sa. Mutton, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. Veal, 4s.
to 5.. 4d. Fork, 4s. to 50. 4d.--Hay, per load, £3 10s. to 25 ; 00.
ter, Xi 10s. to £6; Straw, £1 10s. to £1 16%