Star.
London, England, 1802-04-10 00:00:00

ARMY.'

A LIEUTENANT in an old Regiment of In-
fantry, that hag nn Supernumeraries, wiles toe:change
on Half-pay.-I.etters addreffed (polt paid) to J. W. No.
X.ng.ftreet. Holborn.

I 'IIREE THOUSAND GUINEAS will be
prefented to any Nobleman, Lady:, or Ganienian, who
may have inn:reit to procure for the Ailvertifer a fuitaule place
under Covernmmt, and who may think the above fum an
adequate compliment for fuck exertion. A pledge of the wait
Ariel, profound, and inviolable iecrecy will be given, and
feropuloufly expo:led, and a mode of procedure adopted, cf-
_Ulu illy calculated to remove any objeetions might
otherwif•• vier natural' y arifermuLookttße any
nut 'opt. of mere curioety.
J.r!trrs add refree ro X.O. Y. Hunrrford Coffee-he&

A BAILIFF wants a titillation who ,serfealy
underftands Agriculture, Grazing, and Breeding all forts
of Stock; Clcanlng and Draining Land; Land and Timber
Incaforing : an uncle.niable Charadter from his !aft Place will be
gine ; would have no objcetice to aft as a Ganse.keeper, if
required, at he would with to make bind& skid to his Em-
pioyer —Further Particulars, by a Line, Poft-paid, to A. B.
at the Pnit (Mee, Branford End, will be attended to.

A FARM NEAR CFIIPPENHAM, WILTS.
TO Bli SOLD BY AUCTION.

At the Angel Inn, In Chippcnham, on Saturday, May S.
ALL that compaft and defirable FARM, called
CURRICOMB FARM, confiding of a fabßantial Fawn
More, with convenient Offices, Barn, Stable, Stalls, and
Sheds, in exceeding good repair, and about 113 acres of rich
Nalitt, and 17 acres of Arabic Land, hintaltopther in the
Pariftws of Cbippenham and Langley Buren.
Immediate polfellinn may be had, by paying for the Crops on
the Ground, at a fair valuation.

For further particulars apply to Mr. Thontas Crook, at Ty.
therton Lucia; or to Mars. Gaby and Atherton, Solicitors;
or Mr. Ri.fs, Audtioneer, in Chippeultatu ; and for a Vicw of
tlt Prernitto to Mr. Crook.

Chin)lngham Is a good market-town, t 3 mi!es dill:ant front
Bath, cul to from Devizes. The 'rumplke-road from Bath
pAtTes london through the town.

HAMPSHIRE. .
'
VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, in the Town of PORTSEA,
and its Environs—TO RE SOLD.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
eligibly fitorted,on the South Side of VEEN-STREET,
in the 'I own of PORTSEA.; valuable Fr old Ground, ad-
jaining the London Road, at New Town, Mile End, near
Vortftnouth, and various Plots of Meadow and Arable Land,
&stated in the Common Fldds adjacent thereto; whkh vtill be
' fold to the bdt bidders, In 1 p Lots, before Aim. Moir sty,
111. Deputy to His Makfty's Remembrances of the Court of
Escheyor„ oft Thoefday. the sad Day of April, ISM, bees-
rine at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at, the Crown Inn, it,
the own of Portfinouth, by virtue of a Decree of the Court of
Exchequer—Particulars may be bad (gratis) at the Exchequer
C like. In the Inner Timple; of Mars. Easters and Martin, So-
licitors, furnivars Inn • and of Mr. Simmons, Surveyor, Cole-
snan.llstt.t. London, /where Plans may be fcai); of Mr.EME.
man, Punka, (where Plans alfo may be fees); and at the Platt
of Sale; liken CC at the Dolphin, Gofport ; Swan, Chkhefter;
Bcar Ina, Havant ; and George, Southampton.

TO HE SOLD BY AUCTION--By Mr. SWISH,,
At GarrawarsCoece-Itask on Monday, the 341 ay of May,
teat, at One o'clock, before the Commillioncro appointed
for oak and Redemption at the Land-tax, for the County of
%Axton!, or fuck Perfon w Perfoo. a. C.cy [hall appoint;
AN eligible, compaa Freehold Mitnor, or re.
petal Alan; Farm, called Touboores, cone:doing up-
wade of Ora Hundred and Two Acre. &nate at Narrate-
ft,ce% in tl.e Paridi of Hatfield, Herta, Six Miles from Htn-
ford, and E;;ht:,..n from London, on Lcafe to Mrs. SUnill2ll,
far a Term of Years, of which time only will remain un-
expired at hitt:ad:ma next, under the low Yearly Rent of
11161 las 10d.
I) .feriptivc Particulars may be had at the Salibury Arms,
Hat ;kid ; the Red I.lw, Barnet; the Green 1)ra:on, Chef:hunt ;
of Mr. r quibb, Sarliie-row; of hfeffra. Bray, soliciton, Great
ft :1/.41-1117.n ; aril at ch.: Office of Meffn. Kent, Clitridie, and
I',arc4 , where a I'lan of the Mace
nuy hc teen.

WA RWICK'SHIRE.
TO Br. SOLI) BY AUCTION.
The latter and of May, or beginning of jam next, in dire's:at
Lots, tenitfs former &fixated of by Private Conked,
TIIE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the
Cousti of wArwiek ; and alfo near yco Acres of ex-
a cding rich and fertile ARABLE. MEADOW, and PAN-
TIAIL LAND. in Wcdlington afordaid, now divided into
convenient Farms. sad in the pore:Bea of very refpeelabk Tc
slants. with fuitabk and convenient Farm-honfesand Buildings
Banding tiserenn,particulars of which wink given in due time.
Vhahlitirmo is Glinted within one Mile of Nuneaton, live of
Atherflune, the fame &Rance from Hinckley, nine Milts from
Coventry, and dvhteen Miles front Leketter, is near the Wat-
ling-111%-A Bold, and alto mar the Turnpike Road leading
from Leioiler to Coventry, and within a (mall dißance of the
Coventry and Athhy Caleb, and the PuJr-rates and Land-tan
ere very low.
Further information may be had by applying to Robert
Abney, of Aritsy-dc.ia-Zuuch, in the couoty of Lciedier,
Ef; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place; Mr. Farmer.
et liamet in the Beans, in the laid County of Leiceßer ; ur
of Mr. George Greenway. A.turney at I..sw, Nuneaton, War-
wicinkee.

smsr.x.—To BE SOLD OR LET,
TITE fullothiag valuable FREEHOLD Err Arts,
fi:uate at BOGNOR.
elermt MARINE VILLA, with (uitable attached and
detaeloal Olices of every deferlption, Walled Gardens fully
cropped. Hnt, Gran, and lee-Nov(os, together with a fertile Laws, margined by a luxuriant Shrubbery, containing nearly
forty Acres; commansliag very rich and variegated inland
PAC-peat; a bold and uninterrupted view of the Ses, front
which its diftata a:iout half a mite.—A very beautiful Chapel
attached to th.tßeildence, which may be purchafed with,
es withont the Houk.
Alto throe capital MANSIONS, in the centre of Hotham-
ton CrtLnt, replete with Offices, Shrubbery, Garden, and
Furniture of all the Hoorn may be taken at a fair
Valuation, and Immediate Poi:Cram given.
Alto the Medow Lands, called the COW LEASES, in
linear Brook. which may be either purchafed together, or in
;Inmate Leila.
.'or;
Lg.:trite about one hundred and thirty Acres of prime
Lal.l, In ei.d.p.ation near the fea; abounding wish eligible
S:itts to lir.t.l n, with plenty or itricb-Earth.
Farther Particulars may be known, and the different Eftates
vv •hv apAcatisktOUr. %%lice, at Lit G coma Agency
Ofilec. Lid:het:a.

GRAND JUNCTION CANAL
MOTICE is hereby given, That all Perfons hay.'
ing Claims upon the Grand junction Canal Company,
for Intereft on Notes, Scrip Sheets, and Mortgages, may re-
ceive the fame, op to the :sth day of March salt, (fuch Intact
being now in court: of pay r.cut) on application, and producing
their tem:ties. to Mcffrs. Box and Praed, the Trufurcos, t
the Banking.Honfe of Mars. Praeds, Dighy, Box, Debate.
and Co. in Fket-ftreet, London, whenever it may be corm-
:ACM to the Holders to apply for the fame.
I By Order of the Committee,
EDWARD ADAMS, Clerk.
Grand jundlion Canal Office, Wincheiter-
Row, Paddington, April 6,

KENT AND SUSSEX JUNCTION NAVIGATIONS.
AT a General Meeting held at the Bell Inn,
Mad:tone, on Friday the gait day of July, :got.
PI ECINT,
Sir WILLIAM GEARY, But. in the Chair.
Right Hon. Earl Rooney, Mr. William Randall,
Edward Huffy, Efq. Thomas °Sive. Efq.
Rev. William Hulfey, J. B. Peenfrett, Efq.
Sir William Billsop, Rev. R. C T. Pattenfen,
it Laallivh.Sfq. Richard Custala, Efq.
Ward, T. P. HASA
Cart
.
IF:William Jeremiah Carta, Efq.
Edward Pen fohl, Efq.
Mr. Sutherland's Report and Eftimate of the Expenee of
Making thc Canal, and of its Revenue when made having

It is Refelved--That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that
the Canal propoted is pradticable with great peculiar advantage
to the Counties of Kent and Suffer, and with general utility to
the Osminunity at large.
Refolved—That the Report and Etiolate alluded to in the
former Refolutions be publithed.
It appearing from the Report now delivered in to this Meeting
by r. Sutherland, that a fulleient depth of Water may be
Infured for the Navigatiou of Barges of so tons, (viz. 4 feet,)
with a Stand of Water of Two Feet Six Inches on the prcfcnt
Cell of Scott's Flom Sluice;

Refolved--That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that a
Stand of Water of that height will not beinjurious to the
drainage of the Low Lands In the different Levels.
___

I.efiived-,-Thst this Matting be adjourned to the Friday in
Falter Week, tBoa, then to be holden at the George inn,
Cranbrook; at which Meeting Subfcriptiont to the Under-
I taking will be received. WM. GEAR".
Refolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman.

N. B. The Reports and Ellimates alluded to in the above
Belofusions are now mibliihed, with Plans and &Akins, Ste.
of the propofcd Navigations, (price 35.) which may be had in
London, at Mr. }Wen's, Geographer to his Majcity, Charing,
erofs ; at Mr. Taylor's, Arcliitetturffl Library, No. 59, High
Holborn; at Mr. Lawrence's, No. 378. oppoflte Beaufort..
Buildings, Strand; at Mr. Harris's (late Newbery). Corner of
St. Paul's Church-yard; at Marrs. Wilmot and Hill's, High-
ftrect. Borough; and at the Office of Mr.SutherLnd,Engincer,
Na 393, Strand ; or Mermaid.itrect, Rye, Sulfa ; and of the
different Bookfellers in the Cities and principal Towns and
Villages throughout the Counties of Kent and &Wel.

POSTING REDUCED.
THE Nobility and Gentry, travelling between
the United Kiogilmns, are very refpeafully informed. that
titer's** of Potting is reduced on the Great Londonand Holy-
head goad,. by the va.ler-named Inn-keeper':
WILLIAM Luca-rex Talbot lota, Salop.
1111.111111ESTILEALIERN, Pox,; Salop.
CULIIIIIPIUTOM, HAMM&
B. MAUL/nib trllinglulTl Arms, Sbifnall.
A. R. EvN., .talralaMptell.
WILLIAM STYLES, Hotel, Birmingham.
Poor Horfes - - - - as. otl. per mile.
Pair of Herres - - - Is.od.
Saddle Horfe

MRS. HOLYLAND begs leave to acquaint
her rrientband the Public r.t large, that Eufinefs is carry-
ing es as ufual fur the mutual Benefit of lserfelf and Mr. Holy.
Lod. whole painful Mention Rill unfortunately intapaaitatm
kiln from taking any adtivc part in the concern. The HotLl
for the reception of Families, at No. ii, Cecil-ltrect, Strand,
molt digiby fituatcd, both for the purpofes of Bufinefs and its
contiguity to all places of Public Aatufionen:, and command-
ing alto a molt delightful profped of the River Thames, having
been hut, repaired, and in a great meafure newly fit id up,
E. liolyland Ratters herfelf that fin !hall continue to receive
that liberal fuppnrt from her numerotA rriends and the Public,
fir- has hitherto experienced, and wiS.t. the trults her
conflant arteluity and endeavours to pkg.: will in future en.
title her to. The Coac-honfe, No. zso, Strand. alto con-
tinues open as ufual, for the Accommodation of Gentlemen,
whore every Order is executed with the greaten promptitude,
and fuels attendance given as will, the traits, Wore a continu-
ation of their favours.