Star.
London, England, 1802-08-12 00:00:00

TO THE CURIOUS ►Pi FISH SAUCE

['HE N0L111.1.f7, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
In untral, are refpedfully informed, J. BURGESS and
Son's GENUINE Ind SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO
VI Pa, tont inws to br prepared by them In the faun-manner that
bra obtainsd fuch univerfal approbation for many years pelt.
1-he bug ;tiftly arsitsiretl ftsperiority of that Article Is fully
onsifirsuctl in the of inioa of the Country at large, and of Perrone
Indent in all pits u. tut World, and having nand the ttft of
,rial, ranks it i.s tht litu..tion it now niatntalns.

Thy eceserii utility .4'1141:IR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
And mks EACH sAUCI..S for FISH, tke induces them from
the numcro.ts Mverufemonts daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, ike in purchaling thr fame, as none is to he had of
osnu int, bar at their Wm rhoufe as under.

Every other Article in the Oil Tra.k for family ufe, of the
heft quail!),
MFRC:-lANTS. CAP•I'AINS of SHIPS,
Ste. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplicil upon
!Ise thortell notice for the Eait aid Weft ['blies, &e.
Warehoufc, No. to 7, coml. of Savoy Stcps,
Strand, London.

For the convenience of Pennines In Scotland, they have ap-
pented Meffrt. K. Johntion and Co. Edinburgh. their fok
Aunts for Fill, Sams

FOR ACCOUNT OF THEM %NU FAC
Exempt from the Audio., Duty, agreeable to Act of

Parliament.
On Monday the tech of Auguft,
VT, ERAC, SON, and Co. will put up t' Public
kVA SJle, at their ‘A'arehouf,s, No. 78. Quern-(trees, a
Large Allertment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS, viz.
40ca) Pieces Ballaforo and Book Handkerchiefs,
asco - Shawls.
torn - Cambric!.
&tea - Jaconets and nooks.
5200 - Lappet-, fan:lours, Doreas, &e.
4000 Puhicats.
boo told End Jaconets, &e.
7co - White 41 d Printed Callicoos, Ste. •
8.50 Dimities, Ostintings,
With a variety of other Cloods.
To be viewed from Thurfday the tub to the day of Cale.
Catalnguts to be had at the pk.ce of Sale, No. 23, Watling-
&met ; the New York, and Tont's Coffee-boufes.

DORSE I !MIR E.
I'o BF. SO I .1) 1W AUCTION,

At the George Inn, in Axminitcr. in the County of Devon on
Tuefilay the day of Nepteinher, 1832, at Twelve o'Ck:eit,
In One Lot, (wild*, prevlial.fiy difpofeci of by private Con-
tract, of which Notice will be g,iven)
kJ E capital Manor and Estate ofCHIDEOCK,
with its Rights, limy:titles, Hereditaments and Appur-
tenances, extenditig over ac•: Utterable track nt country, bound-
ed on the beach by the laighlti Charms I, anti int.,aceted rar
two Mile, and u;n by the Great W, (tern Rnad, about
3 Miles Weft of Rridnort, ;a1:1 7 Eafc of Axmizdter, coAtain.
alratit 2136 Acres Ca-.: principal part rien Orchard, Mea-
iqw, Pditure, and Arable Land. nlinunc!;n: sv:th Lime Rock
and other /nlvantagcs. Part in Lomeli-tr. let at char Rents ;
the remainder I;.t oa
.I.rares determinable lanai), ou advanced
Lives

The Demefues enotaitt about 485 Acres, jet at the C.
['kV' C ert 661
The Qit Rcriti from rrteho:ct, refervett Reuts
on the L:fe:icld autouJt per ye.:r to 67

Precuts clear lt ccapts C 7:8
The I.ltilinlus contain about 1651 Acres, clear
Yearly Value - 2767

Atli-4ra.... 2136 Acm . - 3473
This MAnot. from its cntiret7 foil, and eligibitit of Situation,
is Gne of the tnc:t ddirAtc tb.:t has 'igen otirrcd fur fAl:: in the
of England for inny yeirs

Prlilted particulari maFi r had on application to Mr. Bowler.
Solicitor, Sliaftratar; or .Vr. Bond. Land 3urvg..
lter, where a plan of Ow I:flee ntay be Peen, or the whole
acated fur by Private Contra&

SALE of CHURCH LIVINGS,in the COUNTY of SALOP.
At the Talbot Inn, in St.rewibury, on Thurfday the 19th Day
of Auguit next, ..t three o'clock in the Afternoon, in kin-
r, to Loss, or together in one Lot, as fhall be agreed upon at

the 'rime of Sale :
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the
following very defirahle Reaories :

LOT I.—The Reaory of CHURCH PULVERBATCH,
in the County of Salop, fubjedl to the life of the prefeot In-
cumbent, aged 35 Years.
The great and (mall TITHES in full, belonging to this Rec-
tory, and alfo a Quantity of Glebe Land containing a 5 Acres,
the yearly value of the 1 ithes and Glebe bein; 4.)01. a Year and
upwards.—Under part of the Glebe there is Coal of a good
Quality.
LOT ll.—The Second Portion of the RECTORY of PON-
TEIBURY, in the raid County of Salop, fubjei to the Life
of the prcfent Incumbent, aged 37 Years. •
• There is appertaining to this Ree-tory an excellent Parfunage
Houle, on an elevated fituation, with convenient Offices, a
four dialed Stable, Coach-houfe and Granary, built by the
prefent Incumbent. Alio Boni, Cowhoufes and other fuitable
Outbuildings, together with fundry parcels of excellent Glebe
Land, lying convenient and near to the Village, containing 6o
Acres or thereabouts. Alio the THtI E: bo:h great and (mall
of a certain Portion of this Parini, well known, the whole
(Tithe, and Glebe) being of the yearly value of 7001. and up-
wards.

Parifh is divided into three Portions, and the Service of
the Church fs.-Imtittg to each, is as follows, viz. The lira
Portion 26 Sundays, and the fecond and third Portions, 13,
each in the Year, and the Curates fligend is paid by them a►l
in proportion to fuck ti,rvitte.
The Villages of Church Pulverbatch and I'ontefbury arc
innate about eteit miles from the Town of Slir4wfbury, in a
good fertile Country.
l'urtber P.rtictil..rs of thefc Livings may be had by
to Meals. Pemberton and C. upland, Atturnies, .'her.clary
Mr. Minor, Shawbury ; or Mr. Lee, Retibrook, near WLit
church.

The Lands Titheablc to the Redtory of Pulverhotcli and the
Glebe, will be (limn by Mr. Richard Jauezcll. of Cbutdi Put-
vabatch ; and the like belonging to th.: find Per ion of P,.n-
tefbury, with the Glebe, by Mr. Brifenc, of Pontelbury -Th4
'l'w• Li•lwp lie alohot Two Miles di-Rance front each other.

HAGUE, lt kerns that onr province
is about to :aortic a new furm, as, previous to the
meeting of the Legiflative Aillmbly, a plan had
been printed at the National Print ing.honfe, by or-
der of the Governments of State, bearing the foil--
lowing title : Divifian of Holland in four grand
dißrias, and 14t leis di iiriets. It compiiies nothing
more than the names of thelogns and villages t f
Holland, divided into diiiriets.
The sd initant M. de Bezzara, Pleni-
potentiary from the Court of Lifb:qt at this Re-
pablic, arrived here, and took tip his lodgings :n
the Parliament of England. his predeccfror, the pa-
n-met d'Aranjo, will fhortly let off for reteifbargh
in the fame quhlity.
M. Von Caarom, the Swedifh Secretary of Ern•
balry, is arrived here to minim his fundion.

General Oiten, commander of the French troops
in Zealand, is arrived here. It k conjeftured that
the chief command of the French troops in this
Repiiblic, which had been provilionally confided
to General Commes, will be delivered to him ail
interim, which will continue, it is atferted, till the t ft
Vendemiaire (Sept. 23.) At that period we (hall
know how it is to be fettled with regard to the
French troops which are in this country. The gra-
tuity of 4oco gilders, dellined for Gen. Vhtor, is
only to be handed him in cafe he gets a fucceifot in
the chief command, otherwile he retains, with his
general ftaff, his falary on the old footing op to his
departure.

The French Government is in treaty for pur-
chafing the hotel of Bentinci, fituateci itt the loop.
Voorhout here, formerly occupic.d by the
and now for tome years Nft by the French Am-
bafl'adors, for the ufe of the Legation at this place.
If they agree a chapel will be built to it,.
On the 3d. in the morning, at half paCI t 1, the
Legiflative Afl'embly met, when the Prefident J. J.
Schoryver, opened the fitting with a (bort fpeech
of little importance, after which, in purftrance of
the yoth article of the Confliturioa, to Members
were appointed to difeufs the laws which the Go-
vern:name (horrid propofe during the courte of this
extraordinary sellion.
Two letters were read from the DireEtors of the '
great fithery, which were accompanied by 36 bar:
rels of herrings, as a prefers for the Members and
the Minifter of the Legiflative Body, which weie
accepted with marks of thanks.

A letter was then read from the Government if
State, communicating the reaGms and the motives
which had impelled the Government to fummon
them together on that day ; namely, t. The limit-
ing an indemnification for the holders of flock ort
the ci-divant Eaft India Company : an.l, 2. To de.
liberate on a further propofition for extendin a
general pardon for all crimes refpeelinct political
opinions, committed in, or after the v.:ar 1795 ;
the adjuilment of whichl two points the Govern-
ment conceived they had no right to pollpone till
the tsth of Oetober, the time limited for the ufual
meeting of that body.
Tice Prefident then brought into deliberation the
propofition of the Government, tending to fettle
with the holders of Eaft India flock, by way of
redeeming and indemnification, to grant filch
holders a charter, to the exclution of all other in-
dividuals of this Commonwealth, for the fpace of
25 fuccetEve years, to navigate with !hips on their
tole account to the Empire of China, and to in:-
port tea into this Republic ; betides a film of fii
millions of gilders in money or wares adapted for
the Chinefe market; and fhould fume of the
holders of this hock thew an unwiliin,vels to ac-
cept there terms, that then it be decreed, that for
each Aare amounting to 3000 gilders three bonds
Audi be given, of low gilders each, on the account
of the Batavian Republic, at 3i per cent. This
propofition was referred to a Committee of nine
Members.

The letter on the General Am,lefty adverted to
the motives which had induced the Alfembly, in
May LiR, to rejekc.t the propolition then made.—
The Government profelfed that they could not fee
the jullice of thofe motives at that time ;
however, every obje6tion was now completely
done away, and therefore it was hoped the Legif-
lative Alterably would make no furtherobjeaion
to the granting of the raid Amnefly, as all the Ili-
pulations made at the General Peace were now
carried into full effal, and the feveral ratifications
had been exchanged by all the contracting poten-
tates; as the Batavia,' Republic and his form of
Government was recognifed by all the powers of
Europe, and Minitlers had been difpetehed ; and
as the indemnity for the Prince of Naittu was fet-
tled, accepted, and an abdication made by him of
All the dignities which he formerly polleffed in this
Commonwealth. For all which reafons, The Go-
vernment now again propofed a general Arnnelly
to all, except thole who had cowardly delivered
over to the enemy Chips or fleets, cities or fortretles,
either within the Republic, or in the Coloniti
.rppertaihing to it. This letter was referred to a
Committee of 'five Members. Several other let-
ters of a lets interetling nature were difpoled of
in a fintilar manner, Mb :a the Atfi.ffibiy broke up.

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