Star.
London, England, 1802-08-16 00:00:00

MONDAY, AUGUST 16, IFO2

BAST INDIA HOUSE, A &4, ISOs.
THE COMMITTEE ye SHIPPING of the
-a- UNITED COMP,' NY sr MERCHANTS ,f ENG.
I LAND, Maim, to the EAST INDIES, bereb give
Vat Me Cutatittre mill be mil to receive Prefrefalt in writing,
feeki stit, au Welitefildy the OW isaliattt, fir fasitlyieg the Csoltesty
with COPPER.

afied Alb Perftim so.S. 'per to dgtw ho Tarim.
muff expels Merril. the bevelprices, a: haw as •40-
imetawity f mali7 a.y aistemmet.
Tke Card.tiom Me Caotra..:7 may he 1:.?)1 by applying to Mr.
C,,uram, Cler4 lathe fad Committee, with oche,* Teill•rs•
soujl he %A &fore ttr.ive at NON, an the fail 18th dry
At fl, as ',a any toiler will Le rectitkxl after that hoar:

EXCHE.tUER BILL OFFICE, ATI it. 1801.
Exchequer Hills ihed by Virtue of an Adt 39 and 4o Gen. 111
Regis, Cap 33, for !ruing Ev-hequer Bills on the Credit of
the Aids for the Service of the Y tBOO, bearing the fol-
lowing dates, 24th and vit July, the 2d, lb, 23d, and
26th Angult, 2802.
TO It PAID OPP.
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'THE LORDSCOMMISSIONERS of HIS
-a• irfAjEST', TREASUJer &roe gives, ortreBWns for pay.
ing ?jibe alwee-wesitioned ExMarver dout the prim/fel arid
intrrof in the full Ex. berme Jfh Ai!! k at the Exelnirer
BiU-t•fiEe, ix St. Afar 'or:ell!. (et, betra-en Me two Paker-rarsh,
Krfixtioller, ew lklinLx. the 3011, ingow, ox wiieb day tbr
laserdl ex the fail EN. 4.7xer Bill; re. fi. attendostre
will be gives ox SaterJoy, tbe 14M inifaxt, awl every feared.
in: Si,. Sundays awl Hdidays exteisted, soldiVednelay
the 23M isylas.t httl•fixe, from Tex o'Cloth ix tbe worx.'xi
till axe ix tit elfin noon, forlie pow,* of rweiwitrg tbe Awe ;
end for for greater aypatol, the karrrr, rf the fad Billr are
fired 4 is ix. 141, tlaraf, lirwArra ix Nomerical
Orier, a..-or"Jimg to the wiler al tbr fail Bills' time #re.mareereavent
• biter.", wit., for prin.ital Sams anJ Ixtere Joe 4,fstb Bills ; to
k noartistal at 34.1. 4, Me Jay, eft every Tool.jr:m the that ef [GM.
to the
.(41.-,04 day 5.* ins, we whkh day 6:
larnilea afield Ext.:ern ~.Ip,.aul they are &fired to
write their Names 0•11 now V"iiiefle rb Li/4
Arassur on tialail Bilk.
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lf any the hollers gum afer,faid Y Ms, ore Afire,: of re:riving
payment of Ike Priscipal aid Lessey prellors S. the Aid 306 day
of &Till, they FM ly he acceseseedaied coarpstiaf the Merl to Ile
day sr evlokb they w to k p :Assad !levies the faid Sills for es-
assisstien one daytrior therdx
dbroffese6 per test as are Or ors if having New Bsehereer Birs,
is part of payssent, epos onestiosist the fuse at the teem of their'
LA, delivered oa or before the 2556 import, sse.7 k newsmen/aid
▪ ith New Bills,earryistg an Iskry 0! 31 by .he day, on every 1001
wh;ehpiel Nnv Bills will beer date ite frid 3oeb efogiyl,lBJ2,amd
will k delivered es Wednefilsy the ti Selsesokr next, and plewi.T
dir.
N. 11. All otier Es:heyst. r Bills, dated prier S. lifare6,
have ken asivert,zed to k pad 4; and the Iseersyl thereon has seafid

TO BE SOLD,
Parfaant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in
a certain Cade there depending, wherein Samuel Newton ,
Efq. is Plaintiff, and John Bradthaw, Efq. and Jamis Brad-
flaw, Efq. and others, arc Defendants ; and in purfuance of
an Order made in the fame Caule, dated the 23d day of
July, 1802, before Peter Holfonl, Efq. one of the :Miters
of the laid Court, at the Public Sale Room of the Court of
Chancery, in Southampton-buildings, London, on Tudday
the 3aft day of Auguft, act, between the Hours of One
and Two o'Cjock in the Aftcninon, in One Lot,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate at Wilburv,
is the County of Wilts,late belonging to Thomas Brad-
(haw, Efq.deceafed, cossetting of a Manor and Manfion-houfe,
with fa:table Offices, Garde us, Pleafure Grounds, Private
Hole-courle, Plantations, and a Park about Four Miles in
circumference, togetha- with capital Farms, Tenements, and
Lands, containing in the whole thy, Acres, or thereabouts.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Paid Mafter's
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
don; at Wilbury-houfe, near Antelbury, in the County of
Wilts; the White Hcrt, Saliibury ; the Star and Garter, sAn-
dover; the White Hart, Bath; and of Mars. Williams and
Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln., Inn, London ;—and a Plan of
the nate may be Peen at the Chambers of the laid Meffrs
Williams and Brooks.

RESIDENCE ON THE BANKS OF THE THIAMES,
Nen Reading, in Bcrks, with immediate roffeffion.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. HAWKES,
On Saturday, the 28th of A uguft, at Three o'clock in the Af-
ternoon, at the George inn, Reading, (uidefs previous accept-
able offers are made for the fame')
AVERY fubilantial and truly defirable FREE-
fiOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, wafting of three good
attic Chambers, two belt Bed-rooms and Clofets, a limn-home
Drawing room and Dining Parlour, both 23 by fa, the hurt
opening into a molt excellent Garden of fouthern ripe 2, partly
walled and embanked, remarkably produaive, together with a
Boat-tannic, Stable, Piggery, and ample Offices.
The premifes are cheerfully fituatcd near the Church at Ca-
verlham, within a mile of Reading, have been recently im-
proved, at a very confiderable txpence, and are fitted up in a
Rile of fuperior neatnefs and convenience.
To be viewed with 'rickets' which may be had of Mr. Ri-
chards, Attorney at Law, and Mr. Hawke., Appraifer, Read-
ing ; by whom further particulars will be given.

IiI'.NT.—.BRF.DGAR, NEAR. SErrINGBOURNE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the George Inn, Sittingbourne, on Monday the 3.7.1 of
Auguß initant, at Twelve o'Ch.ek,
A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK MESSUAGE
A. fit for the Refidence of a Genteel Family. containing
Four large Rooms on the Oround Floor, of to Feet Pitch;
Chambers with Dreffing Rooms and Clofets of so Feet Pitch;
good Attics and excellent Cellars and Dairy, with the Walla-
houfe and Brewhoufe detached, a Three Strlled Stable and loft,
Barn Lodges and other convenient Outbuildings,all in compleat
repair, a large walled Garden well Rocked with choice Fruit
trees, and at Acres of rich Meadow and Orchard Ground ad-
joining, in the Parini of Bredgar, a dry, he •ithy, and pleafant
Situat:on, with a good Neighbourhood, and in a Sporting Coun-
try, diltant from Sittingbourne (the Poft Town) about Three
Miles, now in the occupation of John Tburfton, Efq. who will
thew the Premifes. PoWeflon may be had at Michaelmas next.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Thurfton, or at the
Office of Mars. Jentrnett and Son, Solicitors, Antfor,l, who
are empowered, until the sift init. to treat for the Site by Pri-
vate Contradt, of the Houfe and Garden alone, or with any
part of the Land, and by whom a Loan will be advanced on
Mortgage of this Eftatc if required --Afhford, Augu ft e t, 18
I Y. -IHU'

SA: .r. of Ch JRCH LIVINGS,In the COUNTY of SALOP.
At the TAlhot Inn, In Shrew!bury, on Thurfday the t9th Day
of Augnit next, at three o'clock in the Afternoon, in
fcpa-
nte Lots, or together in one Lot, as fhall be arced upon at
the Time of Sak :
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS of the

foßowing very clearable Redories:
LOT L..... The Redlory of CHURCH PULVERBATCH,
in the County of Salop, fubjed. to the Life of the Ferenc In-
cbmbent, aged 55 Years.
The great ands finall TITHFS in full, belonging to this Rce-
tory•, and alio a Quantity of Glebe Land containing 45 Acres,
the yearly value 'of the Tithes and Glebe being 4001. a Year aid
upwards.—Under part of the Glebe there is Coal of a good

LOT IL—The Second Portion of the RECTORY of PON-
TE.SBU RY, in the raid County of Salop, fuhjed to the Life
of the prefent Inotunbent, aged, 7 Years.
There is appertaining to this Rectory an excellent Parfonage
Houk, on an elevated fituation, with convenient Offices, a
Four Railed Stable, Coach-houfe and Granary, built by the
prefent Incumbent. Alfo Barn, Cowhoufes and other fuitable
Outbuililinp, together with fundry parcels of excellent Glebe
Land, lying convenient and near to the Village, containing 6o
Acres or thereabouts. Alfo the TITHES both great and (Mall
of a cemin Portion of this Parlib, well known, the whole
(Tithes and Glebe) being of the yearly value of ;001. and up-
wards.

The Part& la divided into three Portions, and the Service of
the Church belonging to each, is as follows, viz. The brit
Portion 26 Sundays, and the fecond and third Portions, 33,
each in the Year, and the Curate's stipend is paid by them all
in proportion to fuch Service.
The Villages of Church Puiverhatch and Pontefbury are
fituate about eight miles from the Town of Shrcwlbury, in a
good fertile Country.
Further Particulars of there Livings may be had hy applying
to Meffrs Pen.berton and Coupland, Attomies, Shrewibury ;
Mr. Minor, Shawbury ; or Mr. Lee, Redbrook, near Whit-
church.

The Lands Titheable to the Reiftory of Pulverbatch and the
Glebe, will be (hewn by Mr. Richard Jandrell, of Church Pul-
verbatch ; and the like belonging to the fecond Portion of Pon-
tefbury, with the Gkbe, by Mr. Brifcoe, of Puntefbury.—Tbe
Two Livings lie about Two Mike difiance irons each ether.