Star.
London, England, 1802-11-23 00:00:00

SUSSEX

• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On the Premises, onMonday, the asoth Novedibtr, 1802, pre.
cifely at Twelve o'clock,
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By order of the Executors of Mrs. Leah Hicks—the following
Eftates, all fituate at Brighton :

Lot t.ATRULY defirable TAVERN, called
The OLD SHIP, in which builnefs has been
eftablifhed for more than half a Century; comprifing an ele-
gant Ball, Card, Coffee, and Billiard Rooms, numerous fitting
and peeping Apartments, making up upwards of, 70 beds; ex-
tenfive Yard, capacious Wine Vaults, Beer Cellars, a good ac-
cuftomed Tap, attached Stables, 27 flails, and Banding for at
Carriages.
Lot 2—A defirable Freehold Elate, comprifing a fubftantial
brick Houfe, with femi-bow front, from the bafement to the
third floor, fituate on the moft eligible part of the Cliff, con-
filling of a Kitchen and Scullery, large Walb-houfe, fix Dining
Rooms, an elegant Coffee and Billiard Rooms; eight Bed-
chambers, two Dreffing-rooms, and three Attics. This was
originally two Moults; admirably calculated for a Board and
Lodging Houfe, and now ufed as an appendage to the Old Ship
Tavern.

Lot 3—A large Yard, with fivc Tenements, double Barn,
and feveral [tables, containing upwards of so flails, and (land-
ing for 3o carriages ; a Granary, that will contain Soo quarters
of corn, Ice-houfe, &c. fituate in North-fireet.
Lot 4—A convenient and commodious Leging Houfe, in
Black Lion-ftreet, With a fmall detached Houfe and Garden.

Lot 5—A neat Houfe, fronting the Eaft Cliff, let to Mr.
Cohen.

Lot 6—A good Public Hoafe, called the Little Cagle, ad.
joining to Lot s, ht the occupation of Mr. George Shackleford,
let to Mr. Chapman, Tenant at WilL
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Lot 7—A moft defirable Garden, with Green-haute, and
forcing Vrult-houtes, with lofty and fubftantial walls, well
planted and cropped.
Lot B—A walled Garden adjoining.
Lot 9—One Ditto.
Lot zo—A molt valuable Freehold and Copyhold Eftate.
caUed the Walled Field, with a Cow-houfe and Pump, and is
unqueftionably among the molt defirabla Scites to build on, and
will be divided into feveral Lots.

And on Tuefday, the Both November, and following days,

All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of the late Mill.
HICKS, in Black Linn-ftreet, together with the Life is of the
adjoining Lodging-houfes.
Pririted Particulars may be bad, at the adjacent Market

This day was publifled, Price is 6d.
Dedicated and Prefcnted, by Pertniffion,
TO HIS MAJESTY,
THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON of the
ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.

Preached at GROSVENOR CHAPEL,
On the Bth of April.
And, with LOCAL AL IERATIONS,
At HOLTIOOD'S CHUBCH, SOUTHAMPTON,
On the 20th tune.
♦nd at ST. HELIER's, in the ISLAND of JERSEY,
On the 18th of July, 1802.
By RICHARD V A LPY, D. D. A. F. S.
WITH NOTES BY THE AUTHOR;
And an APPFNDIX on RESUSCITATION,
BY THE SOCIETY.
Bold by Rivington, Pridden, Sewell, and Johnfon.

JOHN HICKINBOTTOM refpeflfully informs
ti.e Nobility and Gentry, that he has fitted up and opened
an HOTEL, in the molt fafhionable Style, diftinguifhed by
the Name of the BRITISH HOTEL, No. 88, Jermyn-ftreet,
St. James's; adapted as well fo: the Accommodation of Families
as Single Gentlemen.
He ventures to folicit the Company' of the Nobility and
Gentry, as his Charges will he moderate, and the molt minute
Attention raid in every refpe!t to their Convenience.
Hickinhottom begs leave io return his grateful Thanks to the
Nobility, Gentry, and others, for their Patronage already re-
edy d in the WINE TRADE, at hii Houle, No. is, Duke-
area, which he continues on an extenfive Scale, as ufual: and
it being in his Power to ferve them with Wines of the firft
Vintage, he trufts his Exertions will tnfure thcir future Favours.
L1Q.1.10 RS, and every uther Article in the above Branch, of
fuperior O iality.