Star.
London, England, 1802-10-15 00:00:00

NEAR THE CITY OF CHESTER.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—Bp Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, is Pali-Mall, on Thurfday, November lc 8,
in Four Lots, at One o'Clock,
'THE LIFEHOLD INTEREST of a Healthy
-IL Gentleman, aged Twenty-nine Years, In the very capital,
valuable.. and improveable Freehold Eftates, comprifing Three
diftindt Manors, in the County of Chefter, let at old and very
low Rents, amounting to 23781.95. ad. but of the efthnated
Value of upwards of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, viz.
the Manor of Chriftleton and Townfhip of Rowton, within a
Mile and a Half of the City of Chefter, containing a good
Farin•boufe, fishable Out-houfes, Cottages, &c. and 550 Acres
of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, and Wood-land, let at low Rents
(the Chief Rents included) of 11431 91. ad. The Manor of
Huntingdon, fituate within Seven Miles of Chefter, comprifing
cf4llFarm-houfe, Out-houfts, and 677 Acres of excellent rich
let at low Rents, amounting to 9131. 6s. The Manor
of Saightan, fituate within Two Miles of the City of Chefter,
eonfiftinx of fevers' good Farm-houfes, Out-houfes, &c. and
241 Acres of rich Land, let at ietw annual Rents of 19t1. 14s. id.
Alin a Menage, with Ratable Out-buildings. called Tallow-
hall, and 143 Acres of Land, let to a Tenant at wW, at the
low annual Rent of E3ol.
The whole of thefe valuable Eftates are held, with other
Eftates, in truft, for a Term which will nearly exceed Six
Years, and will then become the abfolutePropeny in Poffeffion
of the-Purebafer, during the Life of the Paid Healthy Gentleman,
lased 19 years.
Printed Particulars may be bait after the zoth inftant, of
• James Jones, Efq. Dover-ftreet ; Mr. Wilkinfon, Red Lion-
fluor, • and Mr. Powell, Solicitor, Abergave.nny ; of the Prin-
ters of Chefter, Liverpool, Mancheiter, and Nottingham
l'.pers; Rainbow, Corn-hill; and hi Pall-Mall.

TO MON.MASTERS, Ace.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By T. WARREN,

At the Union Taman. in Cherry-ftreet, Birmingham, on
Thurfday, the 4th day of Novanber next, at Four o'clock,
(by Direalon of the Executors of the late TKOMAS GILL,
Efq.) fubjelft to Conditions then to be produced ;
HAYSEETCH MILL, fituate on the River
Stour, near Hales-Owen, in the County of Salop, con-
tiguous to the Netherton Canal and Collieries, and about Half
a Mile from, the Turnpike Road leading to Stourbridge ; held
under a Lace granted by John FM, Efq. for a Term of Ninety-
nine Years, Ninety-one of which will be unexpired on the z6th
Day of February next, fubjedt to a Rent of x aoL per Annum.
The Premifes confitt of a complete Plating and Balling Forge,
with Air Furnace adjoining, and a large Scrap Warchoufe, two
Stories high, newly built ; alto a very eompleat and newly
erected Mal, with two Water Wheels of t 6 Feet Diameter,
and other correfponding Machinery for boring and grinding
Gun Barrels, grinding and poll&ing Sword Blades, &c. the
whole abundantly (applied with Water from a Pool of two
Aere% with x 8 Feet Headand Fall; four newly meted Forg-
ivg Shops, a Sand and Clay Houfe, a large Warehoufr, Conipt-
ing-houfe, five Tenements for Clerks and Workmen, Brew.
!Ades, Stables, Gardens, and other Conveniencies. together
with about Seven Acres of Rich Pafture Land, in high Cultiva-
tion, a (mall Coppice and aßi;ht of Palturage on Hayfeetch
Common.
Hayfeetch Mill (now in full Work) la univerfally allowed to
be the belt and molt fubftantial Mill on the River Stour, and
inferior to none in the Kingdom for its Ardent Purporess the
M.iehincry is all entirely new, credal upon the molt improved
Principle, and is likewife fo conftrudted as to be readily con-
verted into a Rolling and Slitting Mill. The moveable Into,
rine* or working Utenftls, Stock, he. ht. arc intended to be
fold at a future Time In feparate Lots, unlefs the Purchafer of
the Mill Ihould choofe to take them by Valuation, which will
be left to his Option.
May be viewed at any time until the Sale, by applying to
Mr. itobinfon, on the Prentice*, where printed Particulars may
be had; alto of Mr. Bate (one of the Ezneutors) at the late Mr.
Vtarehoutes or of die Audiumar,la Daktfiatt, Bir.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD TO THE BESIrBIDDER,
On Friday the sth of November neat, at the Crown and Uni-
corn Inn, in Leomiofter, between the Hours of Four and Six
in the Evening, agreeable to Conditions of Sale to be then
produced, and together or in fuch Lou as dull be fixed-and
agreed upon at'the time of Sale,
A MOST clearable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called and generally known by the Name of the BURY
of LISTON ; comprifing a fubßantial and complete Farm
Houfe, upon a large fcale, with necelfary and extenfive Barns
and Buildings, a good Cyder-mill, with convenient Cyder.
honfes, Hop-kilns, Granary, a very productive Dove-houfe,
fpacious Fold-yard and Beaft-houfes conveniently attached
thereto, with about 450 Acres of Meadow, Failure, Orchard-
ground, Hop-land, Coppice, Wood and Arable Land, all of
a fuperior Quality, and in a high Rate of Cuidvation.
The Apple and Hop Plantations are jult now in Perfedtion,
and have for the laft Two Years been very produdive, and
Part of the Meadow Land can be Bowed with very rich Water.

The late Proprietor, who has been dead for a few months
only, has occupied the Eftate for about 40 years, and being an
excellent Farmer, fo well divided the Lands, and contrived
their Cultivation, that the Elate, for its extent, may be con-
Meted as Compadt and Fruitful as any in the Kingdom.
About 400 Acres of the Eftate are Tythe Free, fubjat only
to an Annual Modus of 481. payable to the Dean and Chapter
of Hereford, and Poileffion may be had at Chriftmas neat
certainly, or earlier, upon Terms to be fixed between the
Venders and Purchafer.
A good Turnpike Road leading from Leominfter to Ludlow
paffes through the Centre of the Mate, and the Farm is (lir-
tant from Ludlow Seven Miles, and from Leominfter only
Two, both good Market Towns.
The Timber to be taken at a fair Valuation, and paid for
over and above the Purcbafe Money for the Eitate.
For a View of the Eftate apply upon the Preface, or to Mr.
W. Edwards, St. Mary's Houle, Kingfland; and for other
Particulars to Meffrs. Edwards, No. z, King's Head Court, St.
Martin's-le-Grand, London • or at the Office of Coleman and
Evans, Solicitors, Leominster.

KENT.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, CLIFFE, KENT; and CHA.
TRAM, KENT.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBERT BURR,
On Tuefday the 23d of November, 5802, at the Bull Inn,
Rochefter, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in Two Lots,
LOT that Capital Manor Farm, called
Sl MORTIMERS, lying in the Parith of Cliffe, in
Kent, about Four Miles from Rochefter, and Five from Grave-
fend, comprifing the Manor-houfe, and proper Outbuilding;
and about do Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pafture, Wood,
and Orchard, in a good Country, and all, except the Vlatth of
about Seven Acres, and the Meadow of about Two Acres,
and Two fmall Pieces of Arable, One about One Acre, and
another of about Three Roods, lying remarkably well together,
with a Ring Fence, the Manor-houfe in the centre. Thefe
Premifes are now in the occupation of Nicholas Stevenfon, at
the very low Rent of idol. per Annum, under a Leafe for 21
years, from Michaeknas, 1794, with a Power for either Land-
lord or Tenant to determine the fame at the end of the firft
Fourteen Years, on One Year's Notice.
LOT 1. All that fubftantial Brick Mame, fronting Cha•
tham High-ftreet, nearly oppofite the Market-place, now in
the Occupation of William Trott, with the Yard and Appur-
tenants ; 'Sod One Tenement behind the fame. And all thofo
Two fubftautial Brick Meffluages, with the Stables Barn
Lodges, and very extcrifive Yard, now in the Occupation of
Samuel Rofe Town Carter ; and alfo all thole two Pieces of Gar-
da,-ground in the occupation of Thomas Colchefter ; all which
I l'remifes lie behind the firft mentioned Brick Meffuage, front-
ing Chatham High-ftreet, and adjoin thereto, and contain,
from front to rear, about 237 feet, and in breadth ,in the rear,
about 17 t feet, and are now let on [cafe for a term of 21 years,
which will expire at Chriftmas next, to Mr. John Crowcher, at
the very low and inadequate rent of ad. per ann. I.effee cove-
nanting to do all repairs fubttantially, and are under let, to
Under-tenants, at very eonfiderable advanced Rents._

Lot 2. is very advanlageoufly fituate in the very heft part of
the town of Chatham, has a remarkably plentiful and good
fpring of water at a (mall diftance from the furface, and is fuf-
ficiently extenfive for carrying on any Manufadtory, and lies at
a (mall diftance from, and eafy carriage from the River Med-
way, and will be mews on application to Mr. Robert Wells,
Clover-lane, C.hatham.
Lot t. wiU be Sewn on application to the Tenant.
For further particulars enquire of Mars. Twopenny, Ro-
.
eheiter, where a Map of Lot t, and a Plan of Lot 2, may be
teen; and of Mr. Burr, A tftioncer, Chatham.

Cr The Rent of Lot i is t sol. per Annum, and not 111tH. as
in the former Advertifements ; and the power to determiue
the Awn Leek is at the end of the firft t 4 Tears only.

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FRANCE.

PRIVATE LETTER-PARIS, OCT. 6.

Though the official Journal contrail& its eern
fiatements refpeBing a change of Mailers, and
reduces them to four, yet other ftatements imme-
diately connetted with the Adminifiration, now
occupy the public attention. The FIRST CONSUL/
it is believed, will alume the title of ?daily ; the
other Confuls, that of lii&sefi, and the &nators,
lliefirioos. The latter are to have a new ceame.
The judges are alto to have a new eViwas, and their
Cniet to have the title of Lord

The appointment of General Ba vas as an AM-
batfador to Conaantinople caufed much fenfation
her; as the General is known to pads great in-
fluence with the Government. He was Prefident
of the Seeion of War in the Council of State, and
his new appointment is regarded by many as a fort
of quiet removal, for the General is fuppofed to
be inclined to the Republican party. Others attach
confiderable confequenct to his miffion,•and that
his nomination will have confidcrable influence on
the Turkifb Court, as well from his known cha-
ratter, which (lands high, as from the parade with
which he is to appear. A fplendid fuite will ac-
company him ; two line of battle (hips are to con-
vey him, and a (hip of war is conflantly to await
his orders.

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ARMY OF sr. DOMINGO.
Head qt!atters Ilt the Cage, ti Frudtider, yell: to (Sept. 2)6
In name of the French Government, the Com-
mander in Chief, Captain General, decrees as
follows :

Art. I. After the ;ft of Vendemiaire, year ;1,
(Sept. 23, 18o2), no other merchandize or articles
of provifion, except thole fpecified in the annexed
lift, can be imported into the Colony by foreign
Ihips t none can be exported by the fame fhips,
but n;olaffes, fyrup,fpirits and rum, dye woods, and
wood for cabinet makers, guyacum, coffee, and
provifions or merchandize of every kind, import-
ed by the French merchants.

11. After the fame period, the duties on the
merchandize and provifionsfpecified in the annex-
ed lift, imported into the Colony by foreign Ships,
than pay at the rate of ten per cent. duty ad valo-
rem in the Colony, according to a tarif, which the
Colonial Prete& Shall fettle every three months,
from the medium prices of the preceding three
months, in the open ports of the Colony.
The 4uties on colonial produdions which, ac-
cording to the permilEon granted by the &it ar-
ticle, Shall be exported in foreign veffels,fhall pay,
over and above, one half more than thofe export-
ed in French !hips, according to the Tarif annex-
ed to the decree of the 3d of Meificlor ( June
22). There produdions Shall pay, befides, the
war tax, eftablifhed by the decree of Meffidor 25,
(July 14).

Productions and merchandize arifing from the
French commerce, exported from the Colony in
foreign (hips, (hall pay no duties.
111. AU merchandize and prodults not fpecified
in the annexed lift, imported by foreigeveffeis,
are prohibited, reckoning from the Ift of Vende-
miaire, year 1 t (Sept. 23, 18o2). The Captains
of foreign veffels, which arrive in the open ports
of the colony before that period, (hall be allowed
to land their merchandize, on lodging a declaration
at the Cufto:n-houfe.

Thofe which arrive in the open ports of the
colony after Vendemiaire 111 (Sept. 23) until 15th
Brumaire next (Nov. 6) inclufive, (hall be allowed
to land the unprohibited goods they have on board.
In regard to thofe prohibited, they (hall lodge a
declaration of them, and (hall be bound to produce
them on their departure, under the pain of their
veffels being confifcated.

After the 15th Brumaire.(Nov.6) veffels, whole
cargoes are not entirely compofed of non-prohi-
bited merchandize and prodnaions, not be
admitted into the ports of the colony. Thofe not
coining within the cafe of being admitted, which
fhall procure admiffion by falfe declarations, or
which, after having been obliged to leave the Paid
ports, &all be found effeaing or trying to effea
a fraudulent landing, (hall be confifcated as well
as the cargoes.
•IV. Nothing in the prefent decree than affea
that of Melfldor 5, which exempts from all duties,
till the 3oth of Frimaire, year 11, (Dec. 21, 1802,)
oxen and mules imported into the ports of the
Cape, Pgrt-Republicain, des Cayes, and Jacmel.
All the difpofitions of decrees relating to
Commerce and the Cultoms, not contrary to the
prefent decree, are alfo maintained.
V. The Colonial prefea is charged with carry-
ing the prefent decree into execution.
(Signed)

LICLILC.

Lift of the merchatidile and produaions, the
importation of which by Foreign fhips is permitted,
on paying a duty of ten per cent. ad wakrem : Beer,
bricks, coals, cables, and cordage; train oil, (per-
maceti oil, pitch, tar, refin, &c. elfence of turpen-
tine, oats, bailey, maize-flour, rice, bifcuit, falt
beef, fah pork : hams, faufages, &c. are not com-
prehended under this denomination ; falt butter,
mantague, codfifh, bacaga, &c. faked mackarel,
dried herrings, pickled herrings, fhads, cnd(ounds,
pickled mullets, ftockfifh, live cattle, horfes, mules,
affes, hogs, Seep, ducks, fowls, turkeys, geefe,
timber for building, (pan, planks, o r,, calks, Bcc.
STUTTGARD, OCT. s.—The Deputation of the
Empire held on the 3oth ult. its eleventh fitting.
Two important ioachrfanu were taken ; the firft re-
lates to the Imperial cities which lofe their imme-
diate sank in the Rate, They are recommended
is a fpecial manner to the Princes to whom they

are about to belong, and will be treated in future
as privileged municipal cities, The fecond relates
to the claims of the equellrian order, who de-
mand indemnities for the lofies they have fullain-
ed on the left bank. This demand was rejected.
In the fame fitting ape memorla of M. us Lev-
sex, Deputy of the Chapter of Cologne, was pre-
rented. In this paper he remonflrates againa the
plan of indemnities propofed by France and Ruflia,
and inflas on the prefervation of the Eleaorata of
-Cologne.
The nerman papers alert. that a convention,
which enfures to the Elector of Bavaria the inte-
grity of his.lkatesa including Pa/au, has been con,
eluded at Paris by M. as Xductiv stall the PrulEan
Ambairador, M. as Cerro, Miniller of Bavaria,
and the Minifter of Foreign Relations. fame
Rpm announce, that M. pa MAanowl has acced-
-0 is "lose pf his Court to this convention, which
TaLfulaist. kriktatia talk ask ef $w be

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AFFAIRS OF SIVITZZItLAND. ,
Bun, OCT. s.—The commanders of the con•
federate troops which are in this capital were in
high fpirits, in confeqsence of the new fuccefs
which the infurgents obtained the day before yet:
terday towards Moudon, where the Helvetic army
fell back in diforder. They were every moment
in expectation of learning that the central Govern-
ment, not being, able to depend on the fupport of
the Vaudefe, and incapable, notwithftanding their
courage and energy, of ftruggling any longer
againft the multitude of the confederates, hid re-
folved to retire to Geneva. All the partizans of the
old order of things believed that their eau& had
triumphed for ever, when this day we raw arrive
Citizen RAPT, Aide-de-camp of the Ft err ConsuL,
with the -proclamation of BONAPARTE, to the
eighteen cantons of Helvetia, dated at St. Cloud,
Vendemiaire 8 (Sept. 3o). This proclamation
was immediately delivered to the Commanders of
this City. We do not yet know the anfwer which
they propofe to give. This important intelligence
changes entirely the Bate of affairs, and there is
no doubt that hoftilities will foon ceafe: what the
confederates mutt confider as a bad omen for then
is, that this piece was communicated to the Senate
at Lanfanne, before it was communicated to the
Chiefs fitting at Berne. The French Government
acknowledges the Senate provilionally as the only
authority which the Swifs ought to refped until
their deftiny is fixed in an irrevocable manner.—
The Senate has given an anfwer, which mull be
fatisfadory to the French Government, The
Commanders of the infurgents will, no doubt,
return a fimilar anfwer.

.111111W1It OE THE HELVETIC SENATE. -

"The Senate having read the declaration of the
Pim Consul. of France, dated St. Cloud, Yen-
demiaire Bth, year If, brought this day by Ge•
neral RAPP, decrees, that it receives with lively
gratitude thisnew tertimony of the good will of
the Ftarr CoasuL for the Helvetic People, and
that the Senate will conform to the contents of the
Paid declaration in every thing that concerns it.—
The prefent decree !hall be communicated to all
the Authorities, and to the Chiefs of the Troops
armed against the Government."
LAUSANNE, OCTOUR +—Before we received
intelligence of the laft events Government had
entruited the Chief Command of all the troops to
Citizen VON•DIR-Wi !DT. and alligned to him, as
Chief of the Staff, C. FOIIIIIST d'Oass. C. Hui.-
Lisa returned this evening. It is certain that he
had no miflion from Government.

Orroasa 5.—We learn that the confederate
Swifs did not enter Moudon till yeßerday after
five o'clock. The right wing of Bac a max's army
arrived alto yellerday in the evening before Yver-
don. In regard to the Upper Part of the country,
it does not appear that any thing has taken place
in that quarter. Ptr.caont, it is faid, is in the
Bernefe army.

It is now eleven, and we have as yet no news.
We hope that General BAcHMAN will nor Tejal
the Proclamation of BONAPARTE : prudence, how•
ever, requires that we should he prepared for the
work. The gawrak has been beat, and troops are
difpatched to all the heights which command Lan-
Cone. Without hoftile defigns, prudence renders
this meafure necelfiry. The advanced guard of
the auxiliary demi-brigade, Commanded by Citi-
tizen Palatal, bas arrived.