Star.
London, England, 1802-07-10 00:00:00

ROMAN .":EMEN*I'

IUESSRS. PARKERand Co. South
watt, manufsifure Cen ear or Maatna, for Building
in water, which far furpalTes in utility Dutch Terris, or say
ether kind of Mortar. It 'gives tirau kinds of Brick, or litalhe
Work, an unotaanton degree if Ifttagth Mei ealaefien., leffits
-under waterr loon heeesnes as hard as !tone, and May be ex-
?Ord even 'to the eaten of the Ica without injury. In all
Buildings, therefore, intended to refill or contain w,tcr, this
Cement pray be tiled with lingialar advantage : or it may be
lowered with lime and land to any defar able degree, for cum.
'mon purpoks.'
They alto prepare STUCCO for caring Buildings with, of the
Came hard and durable mature as the Cement. It prcfervei the
walla from wet and damp, az:d may, be ex:euted fo as meat
pletely to referable Stone, at a very moderate expellee. Pa.
Paving, Copin,;. and Gutter Stones, cheaper than natural Stone,

THk. CHEVALIER. RU:PINI'• BALSAMIC STYPTIC'

SOLUTION.
THE CHEVALIER again recitteris the Mien,-
don of the Public as large to an Important cure, effected
by hi. Styptic, of au hamoptoc, or (pitting of Wood, from ono
of the molt important organs of the human body, the lungs ;
the difficulty of curing which, even in 0: Wads of the molt
expedeticcd phyficians, they mult and will icachly Whom.
ledge; and, more, they WU tell you, that too often thefc Hs-
niorhages bate every effort to fupprifs Own, and the mires.
able [.rem falls a vi tins to its rapidity, or ultimately to its
continuance. A young lady, Madame Le Brun Bran on fleece,
Beeketer.fluare, about two months ago, was fixed with •
violent ruining of blood from the lungs; Madame Le Unto,
anxious for every affiftance, fent fur the Chevalia, who immoi
diatcly admininered his Styptic, a few doles of which ansa
lioratcd her difecfc, and two bottles only ousnpletrly cured
this dangerous come.aint, and the is now reltored to perfea
lie4h •

N. B. Although the Chevalier k daily recebehr, a variety of
caf--; of cures pc rformed by his Styptic, he inferts nosh: in the
p ddic'paprt, but loch as hr is requzfl.d fo tt. do.

DURHAM.'
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
'THE Manor, or reputed Manor of Haftrell,
L with its Rights, Member:, and Appurtenance.; an.: 0.20
Acrd or thereabouts of Freehold Land, fituate In the Para of
Laiington and County of Durham divided into Farms, and let
to rellsedtable remits. The &Tate is very improrable.,—.For
further particulars apply to Me*, I:4:Ter, Lacey, Steadman.
Aid Wall, Solicitors, Brosd-fireet Hill, London.

SHENLLY HILL, H}.RTS. •
TO BF. SOLD BY. AUCTION—By Mr. SQEIBB,
At Garraway's Coerce-hone, Change-alley, Cornhill, on
dAy, the a 7th July, do:, at Twelve o'clock.—ln One Lot,
A VERY improvable and cinnpaet Frcehdlf
Eltate, Gtoate at Shenk+, Hill, a'•out Mid Way between.
Boort and St. Alban; : the Land-tau on which has been re*
tleepvd :—eonfifting of a Farm I ioufc and utherßuddines, with,
upwards of 55 Acres of excellent Meadow ::nd Palm • Land,
and so Act`to of Arable, at prefent in the occur. tion of Man.
Hare and Groom, Tenants at Will, and upwards of f ive Acres
of Woodland in hand.

This ElLire is Lituami on an agreeable eminence, and is wet
eakulatcd iticreet a Villa upon, being only 15 miles from town,
in a goad Neighbourhood, furruundcd by a pieturciqua
country.

Further particulars may be.bad of Mr. Squibb, Savibe.tovirg
and of Mars. Kent, Claridge, and Pear-o, Chailasuotto
Whitehall, where a Plan, of the Ella; .may he fren : and to
view the fame, apply to Mr. Mitt:tin, the Bailie; at Porter's
Lodge, adjoining the Efttie.

PEMBROKESHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Wednefday the 28th Day of July, 1802, at the Marines'
inn, Haverioniwea, fubjeaft to luck Condition-. as &ad be
then produced, or in theme= time by private C.onuaet,
Lot I.I"HE capital Melruage, Tenement, atni
-/- Lands, called RIPPERSTON, Swan: in the:
Parith of Saint Bride's, in the County of Pembroke, now kg"
for a Terns, whictr will expiee at Michaelmas next, to fundry
Tenants, at Rents amounting to JAN. per Annum.
The Prentifei arc Senate on the Sea,Cosit called bridesagy,
which abounds with Pith, with an Harbour contiguous, wins*
Lime and Coal are procured; are &dant from hid :ord-Haw n
5 Miles, and 'from Haverfordwelt do and confia of a good
hiunSon-Houfe and Oirthoufes, Gtuate in the Centre of 334
Acres of prime Arable, Meadow, 10 Pitturc Land, wed
watered and fenced, and arc worth the Attention of any Gen-
tleman inclined to Agriculture! Potions.
Lot 2. Three Meiruages, Tenements, and Lands, called
MONK'S-HILL, Gtuate in the Pad& of Saint Idunael'-
the laid County, in die Tenure of John Prirkett, and inn
Tliomes, at Will, and of John Morgans, under Leak for ono.
Life, at Rents amounting to 571. per Annum. The Prernifes
conk* of 66 Acres of good Land upon and adjacent to Milfetd•
Haven. .

The Land• Tax of both Lots has been Rcdecmed: and foe
the aceomModation of a Purchafer, a Portion of the Purchafs
Moons may be continued on the Premifes at a rate of Intereft
to be agreed upon. . _

For further Particulars enquire, by Lettere post paid, to Mr
Stokes, Attorney, HaverfordwelL—tutb June iBos.

FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, BERKS.
TO BB SOLD BY AUC3IOI44—By fir. CROFT,
On Saturday the 3,n of Ju4.iuftspt, t Twdve o'Clodt, at. Garraway s Codee-houfe, Change-alkTi CornhOlLondou,
1. `HE Capital and very valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE and MANORS delirally and very advantage-
oufly Smite in a delightful and fertlll part of the County of
BcrLa. divided by the High Road from Landon to bath, Ina+.
ttrfeetel by the Navigable River Kottitt, within Ten Miles •
of N. wbuty, Smien of Reading, and forty-feven of Lon. Let,
contrrifing the Manors of Tifton and Padworth, with the
FM:rite, Royalties, Quit Resits, and Immunities—rthe large
Maoilon or Manor Haute called Ufton•eourt, with formal
Oli_es and extensive Buildings, and Landry well conditiuned
Parrs and Lands of excellent Arable, Meadow, Palturz, and
Wo ands, with frveral Tenements and Cottages, the trims.
cow. sitting upwards of soon Acres, Stunt in the fereral Parinirs
of Ufm:. Padworth, Snlihampttead Ahhots, Snllhms-'arad
Burnilter. and Burghlield, and of the eltimital annual Vales
of Two Th. Mind Two Hundred Pounds, Part in Hand, Part
on Short Leafes for years, and the Knuainder on Leafea for
One, Two, and Titre Lives.
To Se viewed by applying to Humphry Buds, the Wood-
ward, at Ufton ; .:std Particuiars may be had at Ufmn Celirt-
houfe ; of Mars Stuart and cow2-.4; Printers, Reading; at
the Hare and Hounds, Brenham, n..:Ar Litton; Pelican, Sotzn-
Lualand ; Cattle, Marlborott; of Mr. t'rutat-11, Printer,
Bath; Meirrs..lldridge and Sissith, Soiidtoie, Lintelfes Ins,
London, where a Plan of the Litate may bc teen( and of Mr.
Croft,and and • l'intba Surveyor, Llanarth, new Alotoolvath,
where another Plan may bc feat, and who, as well as MaE.;.
Aldridge and Smith, is atithorixld to receive Propel-ale ter the .

MR. PERRY, SURCLON, begs to inform his
Patierts, and the Public in general, that be is removed
Na So0711•1111P70114MIT, 81000111111110111/-GWARI
where the SOLVENT for the CURE of the GRAVEL and
S'T'ONE may be had, in bottles of 59.6 d.; sia.6d.; and One
Guin _v. (Ramps included); and where he may be eonfulted in
all Cileulints Obßrudlions, or other Diforders of the Urinary
Panees.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD ST PRIVATE CONTRACT,

'TIM MANOR of PAINSWICK : a truly
de-
fir+hle :Ind improvable 111‘ EEHOLD ESTATE, Six
Miles from Oloucefter, Three from Stroud, Twelve from
Cheltenham, and Twenty-eight from En Rol, confitling of the
Manor of Painfwick, extending over fcveral Tboufand Acres
of land, with Fines, Chief Rents, Q2it Rents, and Hedots,
Ming out of nearly 300 different Copyhold Tenements, which
with the Tolls of the Market, comprifes the Heft Lot, and is a
molt &arable purchafe fur any Goldman of the Law. Alto
a Capital Manor Farm, with Houfc, riquilite Offices, Garden,
and Plesfure Ground, 330 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pallure
and Woodland, lying compad, and furrounding the Houfc,
with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water, running
through and uniting in the fame. very convenient for ereding
Mills for the ufe of the Manufadory carried on in the neigh-
bourhood. And alfo 311 t Acres of Inclofed Woodlands and
Wallet, well Rocked with Beach, Oak, and Alla Trees, lying
within the Manor. The whole capable of very great improve-
ment both for Mature and Profit, and may be reakeably dd.
mated at upwards of 9001. per Annum.
Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wm.
Baylis, of Painfwick, who will thew the Premifes; of Mr.
Saunders, Attorney, Stroud ; of Mars. T. and W. Dunn, So-
idiom, Lincoln's-Inn; and of Meths. Hodainfon and Co. Sur-
veyors, No. 31. Arundel-Meet, London, where a Plan able
F.P.ate may be ken.

N. B. Croat Fort of the Purchafc Money may relnain on
Mortgage if required.

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY 4.

The report of the fpeedy convocation of the Le •
giflative Body is much doubted.
We announced fume time ago, that a great part
of the ohjels of fculpture captured by the French,
and which had fallen into the hands of the Neapoli-
tans when they entered Rome, and when the Cattle
of St. Angelo was evacuated by the army of the
Republic, were delivered up to Commiffioners ap-
pointed by Government to go and receive them at
Naples, agreeably to the Bth article of the treaty of
Florence: thefe Commiflioners are C. Dunne Iry
and CHAPTAL, fon of the Minifler of the Interior.
Four (hips have arrived at Marfeilles, brinf-ing
with them thefe glorious trophies, and the Com-
miffioners are (fill in expeaation of the molt im-
portant objca, which his SICILIAN MAJLSTY is to
fend to France. This objed is one of the moll va-
luable figures of antiquity, found four years ago
at a country hovfe near Velitri ; it reprefents Pal-
las. It was acquired by the Commiffioners of the
Direaory to the Roman Republic, and was zon-
ficated by the Neapolitans at the Cant: of St.
Angelo as French property.
The (hip la Zok, difpatched from St. Domingo,
entered the port of Havre on the 29th of June,
after a pallage of 5t days. When the left Cayes-
St.-Louis, there was a report of the furrender of
Toussaiwx and DISSALINIS, but this intelligence
was not known officially. This part of the South has
not !hared in the difatters of the reit of the Ifland,
in confequence of the fubmiffion of the black Ge-
neral LAPLUNI j without his intervention all the
white men in that quarter would have been maffa.
creed. Commerce, however, is in a very bad
Rate ; provifions are fcarce. The cotton is not
yet collated, and the little the negroes have bad
time to gather, has not been taken proper care
of. The commercial news from Port-au-Prince
are much more diftreffing: raw fugar is fold for
so or 6o livres per quintal. Very little is made,
becaufe the negroes have fcarcely yet returned,
and it is very difficult to make them work. Cotton
is very rare in the difiria of Cayes-St. Louis, be-
caufe the Gonaives and Mirebalais have been a
prey to the Rimes, fo that this year there has been
no crop. The little cotton found at Port-au-
Prince colts there from 230 to 250 liven: of in-
digo, there is no crop. Coffee is the only pro-
duaion Rill to be obtained. The colony of St.
Domingo overflows with Englith goods; it is int.
poffible to find Pale for a French cargo without
waking great facrifices.
Five per Cents. 53 fr. 6o c.