Star.
London, England, 1802-11-22 00:00:00

SUSSEX.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On the Prcmifes, onMonday, the 29th Nnvernha, 1802. pre-
cikly at Twelve o'clock,
By order of the Fxr -lit rs of Mrs. Leah Hicks—the following
Eftates, all fituate at Brighton
Lot 1. ATRULY defirable TAVERN, called
The OLD SHIP, in which bufinefs has ►een
eftablifhed for mar• than half a Century; comprifing an ele-
gant Ball. Card, Colfce. and Billiard Rooms, numerous fitting
and II ening Apartmcn- s. making up upwards of 7o beds; ex-
teifive Yard, carscious Wine Vaults, Beer Cellars, a good ac-
cu itomcd Tap, attached Stables, 27 flails, and ftanding for as
Carriages.
.at 2—A defirable Freehold Eftate, comprifing a fubftantial
brick Houle, with femi-bow front, from the bafement to the
third floor, fituate on the moft eligible part of the Cliff, con•
Tilt ing of a Kitchen and Scullery, large Warn-houfe, fix Dining
Rooms, an elegant Crtfee and' Billiard Rooms; eight Bed-
chamluss, two Dreffing-rooms, and three Attics. This was
originally two lioiCes ; admirably calculated for a Board and
Lodging Houle, and now ufed u an appendage to the Old Ship
Tavern.
Lot 3—A large Yard, with five Tenements, double Barn,
and revel-al Rabies, containing upwards of so flails, and ftand-
ing for 1;1 carriages ; a Granary, that will contain 500 quarters
of corn, let-honk, &e. fituate in Worth-firect.
Lot 4—A convenient and commodious Lodging Houfe, In
Black Lion-greet, with a frnall detached Houle and Garden.
Lot 5—A neat Houle, fronting the Eaft Cliff, let to Mr.
Cohen.
Lot 6—A good Public Hovfe, called the Little Cattle, ad.
joining to I.ot 5, in the occupation of Mr. George Shackleford,
let to Mr. Chapman, Tenant at Will.
Lot 7—A moft defirable Garden, with Green-hoofe, and
forcing Fruit-boufes, with lofty and fribfiantial wails, welt
planted and cropped.
Lot E—A walled Garden adjoining.

Lot 9—One Ditto. - -
Lot to—A moat valuable Freehold and Copyflold 'Mate,
called the Walled Field, with a Cow-houfe and Pump, and is
unqueftionably among the molt deftrable Scites to build en, and
will be divided into feveral Lots.
And on Tuefday, the Both November, and following days,
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of the late Mrs.
Bless, in Black Lion-ftreet, together with the Effeas of the
adjoining Lodging-houfes.
Printed Particulars may be bad, at the adjacent Market
Towns; the Place of Sale; the Chapter Coffee Monte, Lon-
don ; and of Mr. Weller, at his Upholftery and Cabinet Ware-
houfe, Cbichefter.

FRANCE.

PARIS, 26 BRUMAIRE, NOV. i 7.

Yeflerday at three o'clock, the Foreign Ambaf
fadors had an audience at St. Cloud. Citizen
ScNIMMELPENNINCIE, Ambafrador from the Bata-
vian Republic, prefented his letters of recal ; and
Citizen VAN STENVICIC, who fuccecds him in die
fame fusions and the fame quality, prefented his
letters of credence.—Moniteur. _ _

The Englith Ambaffador is not to be prefented
till the 156 of next ;nonth (December 6.)
The Tunifian Envoy has, it is fait, arrived
here. It is certain that he fet out from Lyons on
the 7th init. to proceed hither.
We are affured that the Gram! Duke of Tufcany
will receive for his fupplementary indemnification,
betides 'an increafe of territory and the revenues
promifed to him, the Electoral dignity, which will
be hereditary in his hoofe.
RAT I S Boll' Nov. 6.—The Extraordinary Depu-
tation of Empire held its 23d fitting the day bfore
yefterday. The DiteCtorial Minifter of Mentz fub-
znitted to deliberation :

zit. A reprclentation of Baron de Bomelberg, who requires
to be indemnified for certain revenues which he poffeired on the
left bank of the Rhine. lt was rcrolved, that he ought to ad-
drefs himfeil to the French Govermnent, to obtain the removal

of the requeftration.
id. A reprefenta• ion from the Duke of Saze-Cobourg-Mei-
nungen, in regard to the eventual fucceffion of Altenkirchen.
3d. A Memoir from the houfe of Anhalt,in regard to its pre-
tenfions to the county of Mania, which devolved to the houfe
of Brandcnburgb by the treaty of Weßphalia. The deputation
deciar, d that there two objeas were not of a nature to be dic-
tated at prefent.
4th. A reprefentation of the Prince of Naffan-Ufingen, con-
cerning the determination of the Thalweg : It was rdolved, that
this reprefestation deferred the more to be communicated to
the Minifters of the Mediating Powers, as the ides of the Thal-
weg as a boundary requires a mare predfc determination.
sth. A reprefentation of the Abbe de Mury in Switzerland,
in regard to the polleffiona Stuated in the teri orry of the em-
pire, and affqpied as indemnities. The deputation were of opi-
nion, that agreeably to the 29th Callon of the general plan, it
bdonged principally to the Helvetic Republic, to provide for
the indemnity of the (aid Abbe ; flattering themfelves, how-
ever, that in a contrary cafe the new patentors will not refute
to contribute their quotas for that purpofe.
Several French couriers have arrived here fence
the zd, with difpatches for C. litArOltaT, the French
Minifter.
We learn from Infprnck, that on the 4th Tome
detachments of Imperial troops were to fet out to
occupy provifionally, in the name of the Grand
Duke of TuscAsY, the Bifhoprics of Trente and
Brixen. Count de Bissitiosu will repair thither
as Civil CommiCGoner ; and when this miffion is
terminated, he will take poifeffion of the new
poft conferred upon him of Commiffioner of the
Court of his ISIPERIAL MAJESTY at Venice.
Gams, OcT. 28.—We learn by the loft ad-
vices from Spain, that on the 6th init. their CA-
THOLIC MAJEsTIES prefented at the baptifmal font
the infanta royal of Etruria. The ceremony was
performed by the Grand Patriarch of the Indies,
and the infanta received the names of LOUISA.
CHARLOTTE. The PRINCE and PRINCESS of NA-
YLEs fet out on the t 3th, with a favourable wind.
• On the 26th, the KING of STAIN was to repair to
Figueroa, to vifit that place, and the departure of
their MAJESTIES for Madrid was fixed at the Bth
of November by Valencia and Carthagena. The
Gazette of Barcelona gives a long defcription of the
fetes and magnificent entertainments which are
Rill continued in that city, but is (.lent, as well as
the private letters, in regard to the death of the
Duke of Parma, of which, as is believed, commu-
nication has been made to the King of Spain alone,
and which has not been divulged, that the fetes
and rejoicings might not be interrupted.
We learn that the Bifhoprics of the ci•devant
Piedmont will be reduced to four. The Sees of
Tortona and Bobio will be fuppreffed. Monfeignor
PASSAU. Bilhop of Tertona, will be tranflated to
the See of Alexandria. A Vicar charged with
that organization, is expected at Turin to proceed
to a new demarcation of the diocefes. Alezon-
dila, the walls of which are fortifying, teems del.
tined to be on this fide the frontier ofFrance; the
More fo, as the fortrefs. of Tortona is 'alettiOlifhedl
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