Star.
London, England, 1802-12-23 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

On or before the tft day of Februnext,
ALL that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
in the Parini of Manfield, in the North Riding of the
County of York, confifting of Istit Acres, or thereabouts, of
excellent Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land, with the Great
Tythes thereof, divi ed into five very convenient Farms, now
bilhe occupation of Thomas Wright, joke Heart; Robert
Sisith, John Wade, and Thomas Staintharp, as Maims who
arc now under notices to quit at May Day ma. when Imme-
diate poffeffron may be had by the purchafer. Alto to be fold
with the above, Fifteen Cottages, with convenient Land at-
WSZ;noi of them Stunted upon the Town Green of
1146,ffagne gable of great bnproventent, being within a
mile or Las eij 9tbe belt quality. It is alfia Annie within a
Ikon &Rams of excellent Coal. It is bounded on the North
by the. Mar Tees, and by the Turnpike Road from Picric
Fridge to ClatteckbeAse on the Welt. It Is Stunted four
miles. from Dastingtom, eight miles from Richmond, and eleven
milesfimit Barnard CAI; Market Towns where the greateit
quantity of Corn may be fold to the belt advantage, and to
each of width there are good Turnpike Roads. It is =mei-
ro obkrvation on the fertility and well known
die kit or on the beauty of the furrounding Country.
To be. viewed by appiying to Thomas Graham. of High
Connifeliffe, who will thew the Farms, and a Survey and Plan
of die whole is departed with Mr. Taylor, of F.lb, near Dur-
ham; and alto with Meffrs. Witham, No. 8, Gel y's koare.
London; who, as alto Mr. Taylor, are arithoricod to receive
propoisk for the perdu& of the kid Eitate, to be tranfmitted
by them to the Traftees.
N. It If the Etats is not fold by Private Cootradt before the
day abeweinentionah the whole will be divided into Lots and
fold by Auction 'arty in the Spring, at a place and day to be
amotioned.

FRANCE.

PARIS, DECEMBER tit.

Letters from Cairo Oates that the Mamelake
Beyssre in poffeffion of the whole of Upper Egypt,
Payonn and the Province of Alfieli. Thefe letters
hate, that the Englifh at Alexandria fupply the
Marneluk•es with arms and ammunition.
The Government has received official
intelli-
gence that the Pope has fent to Switzerland a
Legate, furnilhed with full powers to conclude a
Concordat between his Hands and the Helvetic
Republic.
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Rambo*, Dec. B.—The Imperial Plenipoten-
dary has addrefed a new Note to the Deputation,
is whin it is Rated:—

• irisTaift that the Makers Pladpecentiary have an-
nessitedilie vetslodes of• layisig before the general Diet the
Reath of the Deputation, the lzslCommillioa fees kill
mks the sma of rt no longer to make there
valises which k had refereed to Wel upon the Racers. I
entering Imo the nutter, the Imperial Plenipotentiary tbbbiar
his duty lON to detail the mimes which mill not allow Mitts
%modals the Rads of the+Dqmtation."
This explanation is thus concluded :
• The Impede Commillos, Wag the jai! intentions tilt
sifefted by the High ?Acanthi( Poway, as well as she allins6
*nee width they have given of *Meg to faddy In a feat*
manner the Grand Ache d Isfeawr, and width has beminsn,
firmed by their beam Plenipotaidery, impute with miss
Melee that that tuck win be foes done sway, it mai
With the fame eutladeace, that until that epoch the (mast.
Diet of the Pagan will recoiled the engagements and ob'lgae
dimewhich the whole Empire has taken upon kW by the rep*
Mallon of the Treaty of Luseville, and win fee the resift'
allonnene If the Indeuuddes in the fame point of view es the
Imperial Commilion; and that ii will regard as an eifential and
needfary condition of its radamden, that the just and modea
rate demands whidi have been made for the accomplinsmeat
of the gth Arddie al Tiny of Luneville may be fiddled.,
EasA, Pee...lL—lt is generally reported that
the Auftriens were fome time face confiderably
reinforced in the Voralberg ; the greateft part of
the regiment of Bender }has taken cantonments in
the environs of Bregenz. ,We are ignorant of the
motive of there meafures. On the other fide, it is
continued-to be afferted, that General BACIIIIAII
has inrolled a corps in the Tyrol, and in 'Upper
Suabia, in fpite of pofitive affurances which have
been made to the contrary. It is even added, that
this corps will enter publicly into the fervice of
England, which however it is difficult to believe.
The different Cantons continue to make reels-
Stations to the Senate and the Executive Coun-
cil; againft the affeffrnent of the Extraordinary.
War Tax. The Adminiftrative Chamber of Ar-
govia has folicited a diminution of the Contingent
of that Canton, bat its folicitation has not met
with any fuccefs.
HAGUI, DICIAIIIIIIt 17....... The affair of General
MMITILICHAILD remains as it was. The Courier"
fent to Paris is not returned. It is certain that
the law of i 26d1 of February laft, ngainft the
importation of woollen articles, will be carried ;
into execution without any reftriaion or refervell
from the ill of January next. The Government
have peogetfed,to ";he Legiflative Body, to attach
the contribniions npon revenue and property, to
do inhabitants of the countries ceded to Holland
blithe French Government, by the Convention of
Ant ilk of ,lanuary tfloo, and to treat them as the
other inhabitants of the Republic.
The Militia of the Bintop of Fu i.DA has entered,
into the ferviee of the Prince of Mayen who has
• castled it to be declared to the Imperial Dephtsp
ties at latifbon That it is left to the Prince
*vow* of FOLDA to chufe the moll pleafant and
moll agreeable country feat and houfe, in the
country of Fulda, for his refidence. 2. That fur-
niture, equipages, &c. are wholly left at his dif-
on the alTurancthat theft (hall hereafter
be returned. 3. That his donieftics, to be paid
by him during his life, tall, after his deceafe, en.
joy appropriatepenfions; and 4. That his annual
revenue (hall confift of 36,000 guilders.
Letters from Vienna, of the 6th, inform ns, that
- Great Britain and

the plan of an alliance between Great &itain and ment might, ail le
, • Auftria has entirely failed. The failure of it is fur foci) gnevance
attributed to the Archduke CMARIAS. Every he bad taken the I
th' • -,l4,„'ns in ; u quo on the banks of the Inn. baps he fhould ha
3- " ' evacuated Paffau nor taken better to have rem
. pa
./. , . ; . urea, and the other diftriels jet of a feparate c
~ . " Dube, rate Bill, but fi
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.ta 4. , • , • ' . 1'.."1 DIM 7,—The Grand Duke 'Wd laa night 01
1 ' ~ i t, ,I
to Perteriburgh oil the vlth watt beanll with
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