Star.
London, England, 1802-06-11 00:00:00

DIED.

On Monday lilt, at Lis feat, at Rut Northamp-
tonfbire, the Rigut Hon. Charles Coclayne, Lord Vifeount
and Baron Cults nof !reland, in the pad year of his age: He
It as born Sevt. 2. 1710, and attained the above advanced pe-
riod of life iu the enjoyment of an uninterrupted state of gkra
health, of excellent abilities, and of a very cheerful turn ..:
mind, to which be united the.inellimable virtues of true Is, :le-
vl Luce and unbounded gentrofity..—His Lordfhip was of an-
cient lit mgt , and paternally defccoActi from Andreas Coekayne,
Lord of All:thyme, in Derhyfitire, in the reign of King Henry
the S.T..n.d, whole defeezdants frequently reprefatted that
County in Parliament. With °thereof his maternal Aneeftors
may be the O'Bricns, Earls of Thomond, and the Lords
Willoughby ut Parham : of the cider branch of the former, we
underitand, his Lordfhip was the reprefentative anti, by the
latter, he derived his defeent from the llluitraus Houfes of
Yort, Lantana, Arundel. and Rutland..—His I.ordflip was
twice married: nal, to Ann, daughter of his uncle Botha
Warren, Efq. of Stapieford Hall, in the County of Notting-
ham ; and, feeondly, to Sophia, da,ughter of John Baxter, Efq.
by his wife, Ann, Biter and heir of George Woodward, Efq.
of State, in the County of Oxford; and has left Line by both
Ladies.

A CAPITAL SOUTH-DOWN FARM, A MANSION-
AND SEA, MAI. OTHER ESTATES UPON
AND NEAR THE SOUTH DOWNS,
With puff: Dion at Michaelmas next,
TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTION--By VERRALL and SON,
At the Star inn, in Lewes, on Saturday dm a6th day of June,
dos, at five o'clock in the afternoon,
THE real ESTATES of WILLIAM Wasuaa,
late of Seaford, Efg. deceafed, which are very eligibly
fituate upon, and near the aiouth Dowa, and in the neighbour-
, hoods of Sc .ford, Eaftboume, Lewes, Brightoo, and Cu ;:k-
-field, anti confift of the following pm-denten.
Lot t. A Freehold Manflon-Hoofe, built about a; years
ago, replete with ennvenieneles, in fulifiantial repair; and con-
lilting of a Bmkfaft Parlour, Ming-room and Dravrinproom;
Kitchen and other °aces on the Ground Floor ; fix Bed Cham-
bers with Clarets on the Firft Floor; four large Bed-rooms
on the Attic Floor; and excellent Cellars; with a Coach-
honk, a four-flail Stable, a Cow-houfe, and other Buildings;
and the Yards, and walled Gardens adjoining; and containing
in the whole sR. 13 P. finale in the own of Seaford, fome
time fume occupied by Mr. Walker, and lately by John Sur-
man, Efq.
Lot a. An Indeed Paßure Field, (freehold) adjoining to the
Town of Seaford, containing a A. s R. ay P. fome time fusee
occupied by Mr. Walser, and lately by Mr. Surnian.
Lot 3. A Windmill, in &Manila' repair, with a Parcel of
Land thereto adjoining, containing 2 A. ay P. Ltuate in Sea-
ford, held for the remainder of a Term of 99 Years, eons-
meneing from Lady-day, syf 9, and now occupied by Richard
BuIL

Lot ♦. A Meffuage, with the hfalthoufe, Brewhouft, Stable,
and other Buildings, Garden, and Croft of Land thereto adjoin.
in?, containing 3 R. as P. fituate in the Town of Attrition.
aid now in the occupation of Mr. James Skinner.
Lot s A Meguage, divided into Two Dwctiings, fitnate
in the centre of the Town of Attrition, with a Barn, Garden,
and Croft of Land behind it, containing a It. 6P. now oc-
cupied by Mrs. Sarah Newman, and Edward Getting, her
Under•troant.

Lot 6. A capital ansl comp & South Down Farm, called
Winkton Farm, (a (MAU part of which is Copybold, and the
greater part Freehold); confining of a Farm-houfe, three Cot-
tages. Four Barnsi with the Stables, and other Buildings, and
583 A. 3 R. 20 P. of Arable, Meadow, Palture, Brook-laud,
and Sheep-down, fituate in Winkton, and in the Patiates of
Alfrifton and Berwick, (within 3 miles of Seaford, 7 of Fait.
bourne, and 9 of Lewes) and now occupied by Mr. John 'Ade,
and Mr. James Marchant, refpcdtively.
Lot 7. Several Parcels of Arabic Land, containing of A.
Tenantry Meafure, fituate in the Town Laine of Alfiitton, I 3
Sheep Ltazes en Alfrifton Tenantry Down, and a (mall Parc..l
of Br.ok-land, called the Town Brook, in Alfrifton, now oc-
cupied by Mr. John Me and Mr. James Marchant, rekee-
Lot S. A Freehold Mcffitage, Barn, and (metal Parcels of
Land, lying well together, containing 8 A. t R. in Chiddingly,
now occupied by Ralph Bull.
Lot 9. A Manage, Barn, and revival Parcels of Arable,
Meadow, and ?attire Land, conasining fit A. aR. is P.
&nate in eltakvingtoni and now occupied by Robert Parris.
Lot. zo. A compact and eligible Farm, eonfiillag of a Mel-
fuage, Barn, eafthouk, and teveral Parcels of Arable, Mea-
dow, and Palture Land, containing 72 A. 3 R. 9P. fituate in
Bareombe, about three miles foam Lewes, and now occupied
by Win. Tovnic.r.
Lot tr. A Freehold Farm, well flocked with young and
thrivirg sfimber ; and confining of a Meffuage. Two Barns,
and other Buildings, and fevcral Parcels of Arable, Meadow,
Palture, and Wood Land, called Rout's Farm, containing
!So A. 3R. rq P. fituate in Slaugham and Bolney, (near
Curtail!, and the great Turnpike Road to Erightdn); and
now occupied by Henry Bifkop.
Lot 12. Twu Pieces of Miura Land, containing 3A. t P
foliate atWeek-itreet, in Arlington, and now occupied by
James Marchnat.
Lot r 3. A Cottage, Barn, Garden, and Orchard, and Parcel
of Meadow Land thereto adjoining, containing 3 A. r R. as I'.
Senate at the Wert in Wilnungtun, and now occupied by
William Vine.

Lot 14. A Parcel of Arable Land, called P:chharm, con-
taining 6 A. all P. iitliZte in Wilmington, and now occupied by
Mr. John Ade.
Loe 13. Two Parcels of Meadow and Arable Land, called
the Pickbeld or 'Fbornwell Field, and the Warren or Soefield,
containing together 9 A. 2 R. 34 P. F.lnate in ViiiningtOn,
and now occupied by Mr. John Me.
Lot 16. A Parcel of Arable Land, called Blackmates Ficid,
containing 3 A. I it. 11 P. fituate in Wilmington, and now
occupied by Mr. John Ads.
• Lot t 7. A Parcel of Meadow Land, calkd Dosnan's or Dor-
mood's Field, containing 4 A. a it 30 P. fituate in Arlington,
and now occupied by Mr. James Merchant.
All the above nate* are beldby the Tenants from Year to
Year, and every Tenant, (except the Tenant of Lot 3, whore
year ends at a fubfequent time), has had Notice to quit at Mi-
chaelmas next.

The Tenants will thew **fevers! Eftittes; and farther l',a-
tieuLtra may be had of Me‘Hopp. et Lewes,

REPIDENCE IN AND NEAR READINO.

SEVERAL ie; tee Fil-WEELIid HOUSES,
fundflied and unfundibed, with or w j unn various Meat
on'afture Land, to he Lett is the neighbourhood of Reading.
Fandlica In want of that accommodation s. by Rating per-
tieuhrs of runt, rooms, laud, dtr. maybe piu:ably liked, on
application to J. Hawke', Reading.
.tva (Judi paid) and no Miaow, will be anfwered.