Star.
London, England, 1828-08-09 00:00:00

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AVERY VALUABLE AND ELIGIBLE FREE-
HOLD EsT.ATE,
For Residence or Investment fora tieinlesnan fond of Agricultural
and Meld Pursuits, Curapriging
The MANOR sof ST. AUDI:IBS,
Emending over the Parish art West Quancockshead,
Coot:doing upwards of
FOURTEEN HUNDRED ANL) TEN ACRES,
Abounding with Game and Wild Foal;

With the Q.lit lions, Fines. Herieis, Rights, Privileges, and
Appupenances; Fishery, &c.
A SFONE But .%IANSION,

Conveniently plumed with cont.:49Juni' Uweinng Apartments,
OIiMMUS Lied Chambers and eiCrlirlit Durneotic °d ices; adapted

fia the accommodation of
A FAMILY of DISTINCTION,
Beautifully situate on an Eminence, commanding delightful views
of the richly vaned adjacent Country, Alinvuead, the Channel,
And the Welch Coat
With capital Stabling, Coach klouse, Dove Cote, Stable Yard, and
numerous Out buiidings ; productive Kitchen Garden, well stocked
and cropped, wailed, and clothed with choice Fruit 'ff.; Pleasure
Grounds, ornamented by a Conservatory. Rustic Amuse, Terrace
Walk, Grotto executed with considerable skill and taste; noble
WOOll Land and thriving Plantations, extensive Walks, &c.
The Mansion and Lawn, 'ice. is in band; the Farms are let to
respectable Tenants at low and very reduced Rents, with Farm
Houses, Gardens, Barns, Stables, lluduet Sheds, and all requisite
lappetidages; sundry Coitagts let oil live., sevegal tar advanced ha

yeafl. CONTAINING NBA it LT
uNK. THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES

Of excvliviit ►Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lint. with
thriving Plantations, and I.:amnion or Sump %Vida, Stuns Quartic.,
and pkeity of good !Anse and %Vatvr.
Toe A UVOWSON and NEX I' PREM.:STATION toils*

RIX CORY of WEST QU A N EOCKSHEAD, •
With a pleasant and respectable Parsonage House, °dices, Gardens,
sad Glebe Laud, about fill It EY.SI X Ad :ILES.
The Incumbent 41 years of age; the present income about
THULE II UN DEED avid 1 Y t•OLJ N per

Also the Valuable and Prusluviee Wuu.l6 Idled

Adder, Somerton, Starts Latlys,
Stored with line thriving Oaks, &c with valuable Sheep Walks an/
Streams ut N Ater sundry entail Tinements,let 1110 UAW* lur Lives,

CONTA 'XING •IN PUT

EIGHT HUNDRED mid THIRTY ACRES,
In the Parish of Kilve, a valuable appendage to the &. Audries
Property, with abundance of Game and Wild 1 owl, nearly ad-
joining the foregoing, and connected with the Turnpike Road at
Hultord; making in all a Property of upwards ot
TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED and
THIRTY ACRES.•
The situation healthy, the scenery delightful, with pleasant
Rides and Drives, excellent Roads, in the vicinity tit the West
Somerset Fox Hounds, with the convenience of a Stage Coach
passing between Bridgewater and Minehead, and the Mail
Coach Road only two mites distant [ruin the 31411,11,11 ; bur by a
new projected hue (which will save a considtrable distance), the
Mail would pass over the Estate contiguints to the GI ',talkie. grunt
Watchet it is wily two miles,where there is a good Beach; eleven front
Moorhead; sixteen front Taunton; and fifteen from Bridgewater.
To be viewed by Tickets, or by application to Mr. King, at the
Mansion, toi whom Particulars may be bad; at the Feathers,
Miuebtatl; of Mesas. Leigh and Jun, liardisu, near Taunton,
and the lams there; George. Bridgewater; Curistopher. Wells;
Yolk Hume and White Hart, Bath; Busts and White bun,
Lirisiol; King's Head, Gloucester ; Plough, and Library, Chelten-
ham: Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Angel, Oxfoed; of Airs
Bentley, and at the Star and Huy Pole, Worcester; at Gerrit-
way's; and of Mr. Rubins, Ng. l'lu,ltegrestastreet; where a Piaui
tit Rat ifotate auT be seem

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Auo. S.
Al I !MARY PROMOTIONS.
OFFICE OF ORDNAIiCt, AUG. 7, 1928.
Royal Regiment of Anillery—Second Lieutenant Edward Fits-
herhert Grant to be First Lieutenant, vice Watkins, deceased,
Second Captain Edwin Cruttenden to be Captain, vice Barlow,
retired on half-pay; Captain George Browne, from unattached
half.pay, to be Second Captain% vice Cruttenden; gecond Captain
John %Valiant Spoil. n to be ('aptain, vice ThoMpson, deceased ;
Captain Charles Alanners, from unattached halt-pay, to he Se-
cond Captain, vice Speller; Second Lieutenant William George
Chart to be First Liruten cent, vice Bisshopp, deceased-
Ordnance ?Jedical Department—Second Assistant Surgeon Wm.
Richard .1 he First Assistant Surgeon, vice Barlow, resigned;
Charles Dempsey, Gent. to be Second Assistant Surgeon, vice
litchat limn, promoted.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Jeremiah Thompson, New York, United States of Americas met.
chant, front S.-ptentber 5, to November 5, at twelve, at the
Cfaret.dun bui!dinr, Liverpool.
BANKRUPTS.
David Fowler, late *f Eusitan-square, St Pancras, and Cainber-
well, Surrey. I udder, to surrender, August 11,19, and September
19, at elettsit, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
sisigha:l.stt eel. Attormes, Messrs. Saarpe and Co. Bread-street,
Cht•psitie.
George Ford, Wells street, Ozfordsstretit, jeweller, August 15, 26,
at efeven,and September 19, at ten, at the Court of Commis.
sinners ot Ilat:krupts, Basing-hall-inert. Attorney, Mr. Norton,
Jewln-street, Aldersgatt.sareess .
Charles Cue, St. Al anti's-lane, Strand, tailor, August 15. 26,.and.
September 19, at eleven, at theCounef Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Ba•inghall-street. Attorney, Mr. J. Tanner, New
llasingitall.street.
Th as White, Manchester, hotel keeper, August 27, 211, and
September 19. at two, at ‘Vltite's Hotel, Manchester. Anne.
me., Messrs. Hurd and Cu. King's Bench-walk, Temple; or
Mr. Charles Wand, Manchester.
George Il..rrocks and Robert Martin, Ardwick, Lantashire, dyers,
August 27, 28. and &Timber 19, at nine, at the Star inn, Man-
chester. Atturnies, Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple; or Mr.
Putter, Manctiest r.
John Berry Jacques, Bristol, biscuit baker, August 27, 28, and.
September 19, at tine, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attor-
Ines, Mr. Joseph Langley, Bristol; or Messrs. Rower and Son,
Gray's Inn-place.
CERTIFICATES, Aun. 29.
Thomas Brant, Hatton Garden, lamp manufacturer. wallas..
Jessup, jun. Broad-street, Ratcliff, victualler. James Nightltigaie,
Atsop's.place, New road, tailor. Wm. Reid, Ball-alley. Lombards
street. watchmaker. Job Cutler, Birmingham, Warwickshire,
butt-to-maker. William Booth, Liverpool, boot and shoe factor.
Robert &lion, late of Liverpool, merchant.

Imperial Weekly Average of the Prices of. British Coro, which
govern Importation, made up to Aug. 1.
Wheat 5114. 10d. I Oats 82s. 3d. Beana 381. Od.
Barley .W. 4 9d. Rye 31s. Bd. I Peas 38.1. 54.
Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which goeetns Duty.
Wheat 56.: Si. I Oats 21s. 6d. Beans 375. lid.
Barley 30s. 10d. I Bye 31s. Bd.l Peas 395. 7d.