Star.
London, England, 1802-07-24 00:00:00

HANTS.

TO BE SOLD BY AU6I:ION—By Mr. WELLER,
On Thurfday the sth of Anglin, t Xos, between the Rates of
Seven and Fight in tile Evening, at the Fountain. Tavern.
Por.!Mouth,
'F'HE follAwitig EStATE—a MOdellt
built HMTSE, Nn to„ott the Hard, in the Town of
Portft.a cumprifing in the Bafement a good Kitchen and CH•
Far; on the Ground tl.itr a fpaeious handfonle Shop, with tWal
Buw-windows, a l'arlo..r, mid paved Yard; on the Firitsfluor
a good Dinine and two Bid-roum4, with three Attics.
The Alive :et on Irate to Mr. Holru•. 131.47jef.
and are molt -tigibly plac...d for the eunduift tif a bulimia, who*
the I•.ttinatty objeel. i.guldieity 01Ru:ohm. among uther advau-
j
tagt, ate as ennti•:city to the King's Yarti
1 The float: may be viewed by applying to the Tenant ; and
further particulars may be obtained of Mr. Smart, Solieitur,
Norfulk-iteret, strand; and of Mr. Weller, at his Gemini
I *gen- )-Office, Chichettcr.

SUSSEX SKA COAST.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. WELLER.
On the Prentifes Hothannon Crc.c.fut

On ...Efonilay. the
,loth of Auguß, preeifely at Et o'clock.
IN EKAL truly valuable and desirable FREE-
-1,, HOLD EfI'ATES, in Forty-three Lots, comprifing
an elEgant Marine Refidence, replete with Offices of every de-
fcription ; a beautiful Chapel is united, itanding in a Paddock
of mar forty Acres of rich paiturage, Moats in that delightful
and much-efteemed Watering.place Bognor Rocks. 'Alf° three
epacious Manfion•hourcs, forming the centre of Hothannton
Creftent; together with eighty-fix Acres of molt excellent
Arable I.and, the greater part of which are very eligible Ocitcs
tin Villas and Loidging-houfes ; fifty two Cow-leans its Bog.
nor Brook; alto the Manor of. Akiwick.
The Furniture of the Houfes may be taken at a vaination.-..
1 To be viewed until the fate, by applying to Mr. Turner, Lawn
Cottage.
Printed particulars may be had, one month previous to thi
fate, at the Hotel, Bognor; Norfolk Arms, Arundel ; Swan.
Petworth; Old Ship, Brighton; Star, Lewis; King's Anna,
Godahnin; Fountain, Portfmouth ; Dolphin, Southampton ;
' York Houle, Bath ; Chapter Coffee-houfe, London ; and Mr.
1
Weller, at hi; General Agency Office, Chlcheiter; where a
Plan of the Eltatc may he feen.

SALE of LANDS in the COUNTY of BEkt WICK.
TO BE SOI.D BY PUBLIC ROUP.

In the Royal Exchange Coffee-honk, Edinburgh, on Friday the
2-th IiAY of Anvil next, a; two o'clock in the afternoon, if
not previoufly fotti by P-rivate Bargain,
'IIE LANDS of REDPATH and HORSE-
UPCLEUGH, in the Parifh of Longforinacus and
County of Berwick, containing together 4056 Acres. whereof
Stto are Arabic dry turnip foil, and the remainder generally
green found (beep wail( The Lands are *dandy fituated on
a (porting country, and abound with Game, luid the Wafers
of the l)y and Whittader, two fine tithing Breams, are the
boundaries for upwards of 7 piles. The High Road leading
front iladdington to Dunce, paires through them, and they ate
.fiftant about twelve mil,3 from Hiottlington and (even from
Dank. The whole arc at prefent let on inmroving Leafes en
two Tenants, at the yearly ran of 4501. Rerling, but a very
confiderablc cncreafe of rent may reafonably be eXpe&ed, when
the Leafes expire.
For Particulars array to Mr. Alex. Lnw, at Weedend, near
Dunfe, who has power to conclude a privatetargain, in one ut
two Lots, as intending offerers may ii.clitte; to Mr. Janice
Veitcli, late of Swinton Mill, or Mr. Arch: Swinton, WrXer
to the Signet, Edinburgh.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATESinCUMBERLAND.
TY FHE FREE .—TO BE SOLD BY AUCIION,

At the New Crown Inn, at Penrith, on 'Fiturfelay the IA
day of Anglia, 1802, at four o'clock in the afternoon,
In Four Lots,
Lot 1. (-701%1P1t1Z1NG the very extennve Ma.
‘,..8 nor of Bleneowe, with the Fines, (titrentso anti
other profits there .f, amounting to upwards of 301. per annum.
N. IS: Then: is a general fine payable by the cuitomary Te•
mints, upon every change of the Lord of the Manor, by death
only, which amounts to about 3001.
Alto a very defirable Freehold Manor rum, called litsem. •
cowl: HALL, lituate in the Parifhes or 'lnVenthips of Little
Bh ncowe, Greynock, anti Deere, or tome of them, confining
of a la tlza and commodious Dwelling Houfe,with Barns, Stables,
Cuwltottfea, and other tunable dutbuildings in good repair ; to-
gether with the Demefne bands, containing t 59 'A. 2 R. 6 P. of
rich Arable, Meadow, and Mature Land, in the occupation
Scott, under an agreement for a term of eleven years,
from 25th March, 1797, at the clear rent of 13c1. per annum.
Thin I rat is fubjeet to a free Rent, or free Farm Rent eg: 6s. 84.
per 3111111 M.
'Aft 2. Comprizing a Freehold Farm, called Old Hall. fittlate
at Great Bleneowe, in the Parini of Dave and in Skekoh, or
one of them, confifting of a good Farm Houle, with Barns,
Stables,and hatable Outbuildings; and about 90 Acres of good
Arable, Meadow, and Pafture Land, occupied by tke Esveu-
*ors of John Relpk, dectrated, under an agreement for a term
of t t units, from 25th March, 1797, at the clear Rent of 651.
per annum .
Lot Comprizinv a Meffuage or Dwelling Sok, and
Water Corn Mill. called Laithes Mill. with Barn, Stable, and
Ora houses ; and ten Acres more or lets of Land a..d Meadow
Ground, at Laithes, in the Para of Skelton,in the occupation
of Joteph Stockdale, as tenant from year to year, at the net
rent of a ci. per annum.
Lot IV. Comprizing a MelTuage, or Dwelling Houle and
Fartu, with Bant,Stahle,and Outbuildings; and 62 A. 2 R. 24 P.
more or lets of Arable and Pasture Land, Innate on Skelton
Pailure in the Parifh 0. Skelton, in the occupation of Meffcs.
I John and William Johofun, under a Leah: fu' from
24 February, 1785. at the net yearly rent
AU the Lands in the f..regoing Lots arc
mein of Tythcs, except a dote. containing
czlled Schoolmalter's Clore, iu Grcyltocke.
he Land Tax on all the above Lots has
'Flue Fwmt may be viewed on applicatiut
For turtle!. partkulars 'lpply (by letter
Attoruer-at-Law, Clielmfford, El
the Eltate may be teen, and previous to the

: fur 20 years, from
of act.
• free from the pay-
ing 7 A. 2. K. .
is been redeemed.
on to the Tenants.
.r polt paid) to Mr.
Mee, where Maps of
he Auetion, printed

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY 19.

Cardinal Yoi lately went from his Bilhopric
of Frcicati to ltcmc, to pay a vilit to the new Kt he
of SARoM%.I4 and his anguit Spoufe. His Eminence
was received by his Majefly with every mark of
dillinaion.

Tha progreffive diminution of the price of wheat
and flour pi educes every where a fenitble dimintt-
tkn in th-: in-ice of bread.
As the revenues of the year t t and two months
of the year 12 have been foreflalled, it has been
wifhed to iffue a milliard of paper money ; but this
with was fe warmly oppoted, that it has been
abandoned. Some meafure, therefore, is exped-
ed to be adopted with refpeel to the poffeffors of
national property who have not paid enough.
It is intended, it is laid, to give the Grand Of-
ficers of the Legion of Honour a Cordon Rouge,
edged with white and blue. The white and blue
will be fo narrow, that it will he impolfible to fee
them at any diilanee ; but by this means the tri-
colour will be preferved in fad; yet the decora-
tions of our grandees will refemble thofe in ufe in
other parts of Europe.
A letter from Nantz, under date of the 14th init.
gives the following particulars concerning 'loos,
3/11%1T LOVVIEILTURE'S apprehenfion :
General I,FCLCIIC being informed of the machi-
nations of thatCnief, privately difpatched la Creole
frigate, on board of which he had put one of his
Aides de Camp and Tome troops, for the ptirpofe
of being conveyed to Saint Marc : having been
landed there they marched towards Gonaive,
where To o!s AINT lived; when the houfe was in-
veiled the Aide de Camp went in, and requefled
Toossai NT, with the whole of his family, to obey
the orders of thz Commander in Chief; he at &II
oppofed Come oblations, and could not fee the ne-
ceffity of taking his family with him—he propofed
to go by land, but as loon as he law the foldiers
he confentcd to let off. The ftigate was lying
to in the roads, while le Hcros failed into the port
and took Toossattsv and his family on board ;
during the whole of the paflage he was clofely
guarded in his cabin. He is now on board the vef
fel waiting for Giwernment orders. The other in-
furgent Chiefs are daily expeded.
A letter from l'slanheim, of the 12th init. con-
tains the following—
" According to a Proclamation of his Serene
Highnefs the I.:ialor of Bavaria, the luppreiTion
of the monalleries in the Duchy of Berg will begin
with the convent of the Antlinnitts at Duffeldorff
—there Monks are afterwards to repair to the Con
vent of their order at Beyenbourg, and their pre-
fent dwelling will hcconverted into aCollege which
will be opened on the tit of October next. The
libraries and valuable manufcripts belonging to the
Convents in the States of the Elector of Bavaria
are not to be removed without the fpecial permif-
lion of Government."

A Proclamation, of which the following is a
copy, has been hilted at Corfu, in the name of
the Senate .
The magnanimous and generous Alexander I. the molt glo-
rious Emper .r of all the Ruillas, aftlieled in the molt lively
manner by the fpeelacle of the confufion and troubles to which
our unforturate country has been fo long time a prey, and be-
ing moreover anxious to colars: the repofc and the welfare of
the inhabitant•, has appointed, as his Minifter Plenipotentiary
to the Seven United !Rand•, his Excellency Count George Mo-
etnigo. his Count:lllv of State. His Imperial Mayfly has alto
ordered his irrvis iih land and (ea forces which are Rationed at
) aples, to repair forthwith to Corti. for the purpofc of re-
!funding the falutary meafuars which his Eminence (hall think
proper to adopt, agreeably to the tenor and fpirit of the plenary
powers with which he is invefted; in confeqie, nee of which
the Conful General of Ruffia, the Chevalier de llcnachi, has
been directed to notify to all the inhabitants the fpeedy arrival
of there Imperial troops, and alto to inform them that the views
and intentions of his Imperial Majelty are as difinterefted as
they arc beneficent; that he only &fires to guarantee, accord-
ing to the promih: lie has made, the independence of the Re-
public of the Sevtn Iflands, and to rellore therein order and
good government, founded on the hafts of juttice, and the
afages of the country.
People of the S. yen Mande, refleet, that in order to enrure
bappinefs, you have only to will it, and that to will it you
Inuit abjure all jarrinl and party animorny; you muft renounce
liccutiourntfs, cod prefer the public weal to individual Unc-
ivil; be pia:TAAL, lac ulT:client to the Conftionion, which 'ball '
be given to you, that the glory and profperily of the nation
may be confulidat ed.

Given at the Senatorial Palace, on the 29th day of May,
1802.

NA PI. FA, JUNE 22.—The Minilier, Acrost, has
fent to the Sect etAry of State a difpatch, contain-
ing a detail of all the ceremonies to be oblerved
for the reception of the KING in the captital, and
a lift of the corps and perfons who are to be pre-
rented to him. He will remain on hoard to re-
ceive them from the time or his arrival till the
next morning.

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