Star. — 1826-11-18 (London, England)

HOGGART.  A Freehold Estate. called Maple Cross, near RickmanswOrth, Ilerts • comprising a house, and 162 A. 3a. 14r of meadow and arable land ; land tar ,C 5 4s. per annum, on lease for seven years, from 1895, at £355 a year; sold subject to an annuity of £6O, during a life aged 30—knocked down at £5.950. A Freehold and Copykold Estate,' Long-lane Farm, near the above, comprising 129 A. 3a. fir. with a farm-house, lawns;and buildings, let at £l6l, land-tax >c6 149. 4d. and quit-rents e xi is. 3d. and a fine to the Lord-.-43,570.  The Mount Fitchell Farm, of upwards of twelve acres—tS72. A Copyhold Estate of Inheritance, in the parish of Ruislip, Nor' wood, comprising a house, farm-buildings, gardens, orchard,, mad twenty-nine acres of arable and meadow land, let at £5.5, ostr. goings, £3 kis. fine on death or alienation, £l7-81,140.  - A Freehold Estate, called Brightwell's and Hatter's, including Hampstead Meads, is all 1633. 2n. and 18r. with a farm-house and buildings, let at .8'212  A Copyhold Estate, called Great Tolpit, with farm-bouse, buildings, and 199 a.. 1 It. se. let at £213, quit rent £5 16s. 4d. fine at will of the Lord ; also Rush Meadow, let at £3 a year—. 84,750.. . _ .  The Freehold Alia Mead of upwards of tight acres, let at £l2 les.—,a3o.  The Lot )lead of 12.45. and 25r. let at £2O 10s. land tax, ,22 13s. 3d. and quit rents--£5OO. • The Manor or Royalty of Crowley; with the rights and immv• nhies, and the Croaky Hall, Copthorne, and Cashio Bridge Farms, containing together 624 A. 3a. and 21r. with farm-houses, buildings, gardens, am let at 5C632, held under Cahn College, Cambridge, for 21 years renewable every seven, on payment of £163, set m rental, ra:tint the Manor, £469 per annum-124,770.  The fasting woman at Trowbridge has at length found her appetite. But it may perhaps be deserving of record, that for five weeks she took nothing but water, and that very sparingly, except in one instance, when she swallowed a small quantity of gruel. ' The town of Folkestone during the past week, pre. seated a busy scene of activity, as is usually the case *hen the fishermen enjoy a good herring seas in. Vast quantities of herrings have been caught ; a great pore tion of which being brought into the town, has afforded employment to many who would otherwise have been destitute of work. We understand that William Struthers, late mate on board of the Majestic steam packet, has been served with an indictment to stand tlial before the High Court of Admiralty on the 27th inst. The indictment charges him with culpable homicide, or culpable, reckless, and negligent steering. Most of our readers are probably aware, that this trial at ises out of the unfortunate collision of the Majestic with a sailing boat some time ago, by which the boat was stunk, and a promising young man, son of Mr. John Hunter, of Greenock, unhappily lost his life. An article from Nuremburg states, that besides all the forces sent on the breaking out of the war to Georgia, the Russian Government had issued orders for several corps of the second army, under Count Von SACICEN, to march to that quarter, (icon which it would appear that the danger was in reality greater than it had been at first apprehended. The reason given for this addition is, 61 the wish of assembling a mass off troops sufficiently large to end the contest in the shortest time passible." No great hopes, however, are bel out that one campaign alone would terminate the war Oa the contrary, it is distinctly admitted that the seaso was too far advanced for the army to make any consi derable progress in that inhospitable country. A Due bill having been found by the Grand Jury, a the Middlesex Sessions, against Thomas Dean an Elizabeth his wife, and their son Thomas Dean tii younger, late of Shadwell, for burglary, they were o• Thursday taken into custody under a Judge's war granted by Mr. Justice Bayley. It being neceuary the warrant should be backed by a Judge„ ref. to their committal to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, were all three taken by an assistant of Gibbon the • staff, to the chambers of Mr. Justice Holroyd, to the commitment signed at the back of the warrant During the time they were at the chambers, waiti his Lordship's signature, Thomas Dean the yowl contrived to slip down the stairs unobserved, and tea  his escape ; the other twn prisoners were safely cow) ted to the New Prison, Clerkenwell, to take their u , at the Old Wiley at the ensuing Sesiionst•