Star.
London, England, 1811-11-30 00:00:00

SALES BY AUC I'ION.

BURY I-TALL, NEAR GOSPORT, HANTS.
By Mes-rs. HOOGAR and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, on Monday. the ed of llecembtr, at Tweive,
AN Elegant Sub,t3ntial FREEHOLD VILLA,
delightfully situa-erl near the pleasa• t tillage of Alverenkev
and the Church, in the County of Southampton.late the r.aridente
of Mr. Edward Jukes, stn. ahe bout pre-wins a handsome mit.
fice, recently erected on a %lost jisclieou4 plan, commanding es=
tensive views of the Channel, Southampton Water; Cowes Hart
bour, and the adjacen: Country. ror.ms are of excrPent pr
portions, including a Dinirg-ru0m,9.4 feet by Ili feet, Drawings
room 21 f..-et by 16 feet, each 12 feet high ; Library, five Bed;
chambers, Dressing-ranms, numerous Offices, and Ced.ring, with
an depart lawn, Plantations, doubly Coacitshottse, Stabling, a
Barn, Farm-yard, Kitchen-gar:len, and Paddock, attogusbor about
five and a half statue seers : the Land-tax is redeemed.

At the same iime will be Sold the excelleat HOUSEHOLD
FURNI Will? and EFFECTS, comprising the usual easortntenc
of Cabinet and Uphnlatery Ar ides.
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To he viewed st-ti+h tickoss only, which, wi h particular+, may
be hid 20 and catalogues 6 days przvioua to the sale, of Mr. Boa.
Folcitor, St. Michael's Church-yar I, Cornhill ; of Mr. Pad.
den, Folcitor, Gosport ; and of Messrs. Hegg In and Phi lips, N.
42, Bread-streer, London. Par iculars and catalogues &Nov the
India Arms, and Crown, GO4POrt ; Dolphin, Southampton ; Crovrir
and Pounten, Portsmou ► ; Bugle, Nett port ; Hotels,. Cowes and
Rycle; George, Winchester; Coach and Horse*, Titchfied; and
Red Lion, Fareham.

Ercellent FT/RNiTIIRS, CHINA, and GLASS, TUCK a
MEADOW HAY. and EFFECI's, RUBY--HALL, arm
-000 PORT, HANTS.

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By Messrs HPGGAR f and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, on Monday, December 2, at twelve.
THE excellent HOIJSEHOI.I) FURNITURE,
a Barret Organ, Marble and Leaden Figures, aid other at,-
tides of Mr. Edward Jukes, len. compr.sipg Mahogany
post and Reid Bedsteads, with Chintz-pattern Cotton and Ma-
rine Furniter,s, Window Curtains. Goose-feather Beds. Ma.
tresses, and suitable Bedding, well made Cabinet work inCheirs
of Drawers, Dressing-stands, a Set of Mahogany Diulita-tablells
Sofa, and 12 Parlour Chairs, a Cellaret Sideboard, Brussells and
'turkey Carpets, Floor Cloths, Hall Lamps, Culinary Articles,
Icon-bound Casks, a Cart and Harness, &e.
To be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale ; and Catalogues .
had of Mr. Paddon, Sdicitor, Gosport ; India Arms, and Crown.
Gosport; Clown, and Fountain, Portsmouth; Red Lion, Fare-
ham; of Mr. Bosw:11, Solicitor, St. MI r ha. l's Church-yard, Corn-
hill; and of Messrs. Horgart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street,
R oyal Exchange, Londor.

THREE HUNDRED aid FIFTY 1 OADS of Prime MEA-
DOW HAY, Twenty-clue Stalled BULLOCKS, LIVE and
1 DEAD FARMING STOCK, FUR NI IT RE,and EFFECTS,
LALEHAM, MIDDLESEX.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, at Laleham, near Staines, on Wednesday, Pe..
comber IS h, at Eleven, without reserve, by direction of eke
Proprietor who has let his Farm, •
TtiE. LIVE: and DEAL) FARMING STOCK
comprising upwardrof THREE HUNDRED and Fir '
Leeds of rime Meadow Hay, Twenty-male Stalled Bullocks.
fit for the Butcher, Four Draught Hurst., Three Milch Ccrws.
Fifty Sheep, Twetny _Pigs. Two Carts, Farming Utensils, dt
Also, the °tatting HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Dining-tables, Drawee s, Chairs, Carpet.,
Kitchen RequiAtes, and vat lons effects.
The Stock may be viewed at any erne, the Furniture one day
previous to the :ale; and Catalogues had on the Premises; at the
Bush, Staines; Castle, Windsor; Griffin, Kingston; Walker's. at
1 Hounslow; Elack'Dog,lh dfonl; Salt hill ; King's Head,
Twickenham ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, et, OM
Broad street, Royal Exchange.

comrAc r FARM, ABOUT •rwri.vli MILES IRON( •
NORWICH.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WM. BURT,
At the King's Had, in the Market place, Norwich, on,Satnrclay,
the 14th day of December next, precisely at Twelve °Track
in the Forenoon, (unless an acceptable offer by Filtrate Cos.
tract shall he previously proposed)
AVERY fertile and compact ESTATE. m'tst
pleasantly situated/pat Lying, in Norfolk, eonsising of a
Freehold convenient FiAt-hons,, Barn, Stahl., and other Urn..
tole Out-buildings, in excellent repair, surrounded by rich ludo-
sures of Pasture and Arable Land, partly free and party ropy.
%old, containing 1 k 1 Acres, more or less, iu a dug fence, now
the yearly tenure of Mrs. High.
The contiguity of this Estate to the Markets of East Derehant
and Norwich, the salubrity of the neighbourhood, and the quan-
tity of Game watt which it abounds, render ti is Estate equally
an object of consideration as a lucrative concern or pleasurable
engagement.
Application may be made tb Mr. lames rurleigh, of Barnwili,
twar Cambridge; lir. Ww. Burleigh, Solicitor, Hayrbo.n.hais.
East x ; Mews. E. and G. Cooper. Solicitors, last Dereivns,
Norfolk; or the Auctioneer, Norwich, where plans of the tams
may he seen.

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ANHOLT MAIL.
STOCKHOLM, NOVEMBER 9.
We learn, by a letter from Heligoland, that the
Emperor Napoleon was expect‘datHambnrp,h about,
the 25th of October, when he was to have an inter-
view with the King of Denmark.
NOVEMIIER 11.
It is niw a well known fact, that the recent de-
mand of the Emperor Napoleon was for eight thr.u•
sand of our troops to be supplied for the purpose of
reinforcing his army in Sp n. The answer of our
Government was, that Sweden not being a member
of the Rhenish Confederacy, was under no cbl ga-
tion to furnish a quota'of troops, and moreover, that
it maintained nomore than were necessary for its own
security. We have .not heard whether the demand
has been repeated.
ODFNSEE, NOVEMBER s.
Yesterday evening a boat arrived here from Oise
with the intelligence of au English frigate, which has
taken her station between Oise and Lyse, .having
made prize of several vessels, among which are four
belonging to Oise.
All kinds of provisions are now risen to a most
enormous price— beef, and all other sorts of meat,
are advanced to four times their usual price, and the
supplies very scanty.
The following Mcmorialhas beenpresented among
[ the Mercantile. class :
The undersigned has received the Committee's
letter of- the 4d .ult. and thereupon produced the
,• following specific rejsly from his Majesty.
That although we have with pleasure and great
satisfaction observed that the majority of the Mer-
chants, and other opulent inhabitants of Copenhagen,
who have been required to take part in the loan of
four millions banco marks, required for our finances,
have with the mcilllaudable promptitude, nay many
even with a degree of exertion that does honour to
their patriotism, pi oved themselves fully worthy ofthe
confidence of their country's father, yet at the same
' time it would not escape our observation that among
the few, who paying more attention to their private
interests than the welfare of the State, there are some
who endeavour to evade contributions to the public
necessities, by refusing to subscribe their proportion
to the loan which the urgency of the State requires.
Under any other circumstances we should pass over
the conduct of a few discontented individuals, with-
out any further intimation of our displeasure, with a
mere sensation of pity, such as is due to every one
Who is so blinded by selt-interest, that he cannotraise
himself to make a prOportionate voluntary offering
for the bane* of that -community of which be is a
member--but, in this present instance, where:the ob-
ject is the support rf private credit, necessary for up-
holding the credit of the State, we must regard, it as
our Regal duty towards those who have voluntarily
contributed, to enforce the same from all others who
have the means so to do, although they may have
hat dihood sufficient to disregard the censure of their
fellow-subjects.
" It is therefore our Royal will and pleasure that
every one who has hitherto neglected to comply with
the request made to them by our appointed Commit-
tee, in proportion to their fortune and means, shall,
within eight days, fulfil the same, or otherwise be
subjected to contribute to the loan, by such sum as
the Committee sb ill deem to be proportionate and
conformable to his property or income—and, it is
our further will, that the interest allowed on volun-
tary contributions, shall not be enjoyed by such per
tons from when the loan is enforced; which Resolu-
tion is herewith given to the Committee, to he by them
carried into effect. (Signed)
“ ERE, Schimmelmann."

C6penhag►n, Nnvember 6.

TIIEEV Et I(i STA. It;

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SO.
ST./Mt:mm*B DaT.—•lionday at the Public Offices.

•Thishlp Lord Wellington is arrived at Portsmouth
from Gijon. Captain TAW., her, ,Commandpr, has
written, that owing to a report that General Box-
):ET had entered Asturias at the head of 40(X) men,
and was marching against Oviedo and. Gijon, he had
slipped his cable, and sailed without enquiring further
into the subject ; that the British Consul, Mr. KELLY,
also took die alarm, on the report being spread, and
sailed on board Captain TATE's ship ; but hay.
ing business of some moment to settle in Llanis, he
was landed at that port, when a dreadful storm came
on, which obliged the Captain to put to sea for safety,
without being able to return to take Mr. KELLY on
board, who of course was left to shift for
Captain TATE adds, that" the Frcnch were reported
to have entered Gijon on t%e ith instant; but that
his-information rests entirely upon the assertion of
those persons who took the alarm on the report being
first circulated."

Letters have been received from Surinam of the
80th of September, which ment;on the circumstance
of the Governor of that settlement having issued a
Proclamation, ordericg, that in future-no bills of Ex-

change should be` issued there, they being found to he
prejudicial to the resident-merchants; 'that in future
%he troops should be provided for out of "the resources
the colony; that in the event of aortkills &Mehl
front England, or powers of attorney, they should be
paid at die Talc of 42 guilders the pound sterling.--
Tae 1 tiers conclude by saying, that these new pro-
* omens are for the purpose of cicouraging the
planters; and enabling them to sell their produce_ to
adiantage.

We are informed, that within the last few days
lrtt oieeven Tess :As, from the coast of Holland, hare
been seized in the River, by an Adniira Order, on
information having been regularly given, that such
vessels had violated the condition of their licences,
by tailing from ports that are declared in a state of
blockade by the Dritisb Orders in council,

IRELAND.

Dublin Pa. ers of Wednesd.l arrived this morn-
ing, They contain some further proceedings in the
Court of King's Bench on the subject of the Catholic
Delegates, but our Re idtrs will perceive, as ire have
more than once predicted, that the verdict of the
Jury, in.the case of Dr. SHERIDA Y) has in all proba-
bility, set the matter at mt. The following account
of the proceedings is taken from the Dublin Evening
Herald :