Star.
London, England, 1802-10-02 00:00:00

PALE EEi..R. and PORTER BREWING.

APERSON whn has the Management of an
extenfive Country Brewery in high repute, can take a
Pupil under his own immediate Care, and inflrua him in
ev y Particular rail ive -o the important Proceffes of the Brew-
ing and Malting Bufineffes. The improved modes of Brewing
h.: ye been the prculiar Study of the Advcrtifer for Twenty
Years. and his rctsedtability. with the eclat he has acquired in
the Setcree. will, on enquiry, be found to be a fufficient re-
commend ninth

For ''arts Wars addrefs (Letters Poll Paid) to A. B. No. 104,
Fetter lane Lnndnn.
N. B Manufeript Inftruetions, if required, may be had for
the Manar•ment of tht• Brewery Cellar, &c. and a, they are
bid down in a clear and diftinet manner, to a Pcrfon the le-aft
c.•, verf,nt kith the Bollnefs, there could be no ahfolute necef-
thy for At t •ntlance.

"II& day was publifht d,pricc Is.
ASERMON, preached in the Paria Church
of Want), iu the County of Stafford, at the Arch-
D aeon's Wirmion, Auguft 12, Igo2.
By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER,
R:Aor of 11.unItall Ridware, Chaplain, to the Right Hon.
• the Earl of Courtown, and late Fellow of AU Souls College,
Oxford. •
POE fhed by Cefire of the Arch-Deacon, and the C:ergy.
Printed for T. cadell, jun. an,l W. Davies, Strand.

This day were publiibed, pricc O-
REASON:, for withdra‘‘ing from Society with
the People called (takers ; with additional Obferyatious
on fundry important Sohitets, to wh;cll arc added, a Friendly
Etpftitukition, and Serious Confederations on the Scriptures,
Religion, Morality, and Superflition.
By JOHN HANCOCK.
Printed for J. joholon, in St. Pau:'s Church-yard.
Whei t. may be had,
•
t. The Recorder, by Vl'ni. Matthews, of Bath.
z. An Appeal to th: Society of Friends, in 'I hree Parts.
3. Stridures on a Pkou entitled, The D.:.fm of the Shifinaties
ezpofed, price 6d.
• 4. An Addrefs to the People called Quakers, by Samuel
Stephan, price 6d.

KF.NNI..r and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.
NOTICE is hereby given, That :tt .t General
o„....l.arterly /sleeting of the Commktee of Nlanagerricnt of
the Aff.irs and Edifier, of t!:., Con-Tally of Proprietors of the
Kroinft and Avon Canal Navigation, held at the Bear inn, at
Der:7,s, in ite C.,noty of Wilts, on Monday the 2C. ii day of
September, t2oa, at. Eleven of the clock in the Forenoon, pur-
luant to public Ad...eitirit,.nt ; the laid Committee dkl fin 1 a MUSICAL SALOON, No. o, PALL-MALL.
Call from tile 1:v t ral l'rooo-i, ton ofThree 'Flionfand new Sh a rmi , This day was publifiled,
authorized by an MI of Parliament, made and paired in the A NEW TOT-POURRI, confining of the fol-
Fortv-E: ft ?tar of the Reign of his prefent Mayfly, imituled, lowing Airs :
lAit Act for enabling the Company (,:-Proprittors, of the Kett- Not all thy Wealth, Fly away Time, and Near thefe rugged
mit and Avon Canal Navigation, to complete the lane, and for Towers; comporcd by Mr. Kelly, and arranged for the Plano
atrcnoing the feveril At'ls psff. d, for making the laid Canal:" Forte, at Paris, by the celebrated Kreutzer.
to Lc taken and fuhfcribed for in Shares, and Half Shares Variations for the Piano Forte, on the favourite Romance of
in the Nav'gatiLit and Undertaking, authorized to be made the Folic, compofed by Jofeph Wolft.
and earrictt on by the fold Comp:pi of. Proprietors, for Six Italian Cauzonets, with an Accompaniment for the Piano
the Sum of live Poune.s, fur and rely& of every fuch Forte or Harp, compofrd by Nicolo Ifonard.
• Three Sonatas for the Harp, valch a Violin Accompaniment,
wh,:lc Share, and two Pounds -Ind tea. ;alibiing* for and in re-
fpcd. of every forh half Share. vs he wanting and neceffary in compofed by P.Dalvimare.
order to defray the capences c. ~nd to carry on the fame. And A Sonata for the Piano Forte, taken from the favourite Air
did make a tall from tLe faid levera 2roprietors for the laid of" lathe rough blaftheaves the billow," lung by Mrs. Pardon
fun: of five Pounds for and in rcfpedt of every fuch whole Share, I .A Sonata for the Piano Forte; the fubjed taken from the
and two Pouuds and tenkhillinp for and in refra of every admired Air of 66 No, my Love, No !"
Leh half Share hi the fad Navigation and undeßaking for thole . . Mr. RIELLY refpedfully informs the Public, that outfit 15th
porpofes acci,tdingly. and did appoint the fame to be paid into toßant will be publithed, a Fantafie, tky Stavelt.
sh, h•iads of f/It Mt IL:rfo-ds, Davis, and Co. Treafbrers of the t N. B. Mr. Kelly having been favoured by Mr. Colman with
hid C°l7•Foin 13 ?.rift(lon or before Or Ift 'lila November, the Words of " Pufs in a Parachute; or, A gape at a Balloon,"
go 2. 117 Order of thr faid Committee, I as lung by Mr. Fawcett, begs leave to Worm the Publicv, It
to jOhl.: WARD, Prlatigal Clerk. twig be pubwbed va Monday nom
. .

FOR PUBLIC SALE,
By GARDNER and ANGUS,
At Garraway's Coffee Houfe, Change Alley, Combat, on
Thurfday, the 7th Odtober, iBoz, and following days, at ten
Orderly,
THE following White and Prohibited Prize
Goods, being part of the Cargo of the ANGELIQUE,
Prize to his Majetty's lb' /it I' 01SEAU, &Vac EL HOOD LI Nstr,
Efq. Commander. Captured on her voyage from Madras to
Manilla, regularly condemned in a Vice Court of Admiralty,
at the Cape of Good Hnpe, viz.
PROHIBITED PIECE GOODS. WHITE PUCE GOODS.
4542/ Pieces Cottos Rounds 420 Pieces Handkerchiefs
2 Pieces Cherlaes printed Borders
it Piece India Stdff 5757 Pieces Cambric Mullin
a Pieces Calawapnres Handkerchiefs, colour-
-4504 Cotton Shawls ed borders
116 Pieces Ginghatus 242 Pieces Cambric Muffin
s3s Pieces Chintz 53 Pieces Various Mullins
126 Pieces Pallampores 1214. Pieces Longcioth
it Cott Covers 2t2 Pieces Ditni. y
60 Pieces Printed Cam- I 'Piece Kereeyin=e
brie Muffin Handkerchiefs a Hats
At the fame time and place,
The following White and Prohibited Goods, being part of the
Cargo of the FOSSOGAT, captured in the Indian Sea, by his
Majcfty'b Ship STAR, JOHN GARDNER. Efq. Commander,
and regularly condemned as Prize, at the Cape of Good Hope.
viz. PROHIBITED. WHITE.
2468 Pieces of Cotton Re- 32 Pieces Mahn
mals 455 Pieces ditto, ftltched
2761 Pieces of Chintz with thread
308 Pieces of Bengal Taffa- 9 Pieces ditto, with Elver
ties 5 Pieces ditto, with gold
68 Pieces China Silks 20 Pieces ditto, with }ilk
7t Pieces India Stuffs 320 Pieces Muffin Handkfs.
29 Pieces Bengal Ditto 373 Pieces Dorea Muffin
106 Pieces Seefnekers 14 Pieces ditto Handkfk.
9 Pieces Habalkes 20 Pieces ditto, :limbed
192 Pieces Carridarries with thread
73 Pieces Chintz Bed 72 Pieced Callienes
Covers 24 Pieces Dimity
256 Pieces Towelling
May be viewed to the time of Sale (Holidays excepted) at
No. 1, Bull Porter's Warehouse, Seething-Lane, where cata-
logues may be had, at the plait of Sale, and of GARDNER
and ANGUS, Sworn Brokers, No. 5 • M ncin <-Lane.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ATruly Delirable and Improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATR, comprillag the Manor of PAINSWICK, con-
filing of the Tithings of Sheepfcombe, Edge, Spoonbed, and
Stroud End, extending over feveral l'houfand Acres of Land,
with Fines. Chief Rents, Qit Rents, and Heriots, ifruing out
of 333 different Tenements, which, with the Tolls of the Mar-
ket and oth.:r immunities, have produced annually, on an
average of eight years, ezidiug 24th December,. 28ox
;
_ _ _ 80 z 6 4

Alfo the Manor Farm, with lioufe and requi-
Fite Offices, fituated on an elevated and healthy
fpot, commanding cxtenfive Views of the beauti-
ful Vale of Painfwick and circumjacent Country,
lying exceedingly compaa, in the centre of 330
Acres of Rich, Arable, Pattur,, and Meadow
lind, with two improvalole and valuable Streams
of Water, running through and uniting in the fame,
very convenient fur credting Mills for the ufe of
the Manufaaory carried on in the Neighbourhood;
let with other Land to Mr. Windex for a term, but
determinable on giving twelve months notice, end-
ing the sth day of April, of the cltimated annual
value of (330 Acrd) 470 0 0

Alfo, Six Parcels of Woodlands and Waite, part-
ly enclofed, well [Locked with Dcech,Oak, and Afh
*Trees, lying within the Manor, and in part ad-
joining to the Manor Farm, containing 381 Acres,
and eitimated to be of the annual value of

140 3 8

7it Acres. £. 800 o o

The above eftiniated annual 'Mut is excluilvc of the value
of the Timber thereon growing, which is to be paid fof upon a
valuation to be made. There is a large Track of CarmnonAble
or Wage Land, which will cdanderably benefit this Eitate,
upon as Inclofure.
Whereas f•veral mifunderflanding: have gripe, in conference of
prior ildvertifgamte being interred, from the inace,rasy of tie old
Map: and odcr inevitable error:, it is hoped the above Advertifemeat
is Affiekettly explanatory to anfwer every perebafer's inquiries re
!pain:the .Prlerty to k fat
• "Mr. Baylis. of Painfwick, will thew the Premifes, and an-
Ewer all inquiries; and Melfrs. Hodtkinfon and Fox, No. 3S,
,Arundel-itreet, London, are asthorifesi to cat. into a Oak
I grad for the funs,