Star.
London, England, 1802-07-09 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the City of London Inn, Dover, on Monday, the 19th of
July, iBo2, at Eleven o'Cloch,
THE FOLLOWIN-G G 00 D S,I
being part of the Cargo of the Hoy Juffrow Maria
Schroeder, E. W. Groenwold mailer, from Rouen, condemned
as prize to his Majefty'c hired armed emus amperdown,
Henry Wildey, Efq. Commander. —About
16700 Balks Champaign Wine
5 Hogfheads French Red Wine
4 Ditto, ditto White ditto
1 Calk Olive Oil
I Jar and 6 Bottles Oil of 'Lavender
x Ditto, Orange Plower Water
s 4 Gallons Lavender Jeffamine, and other footed
Waters, in Bottles
193 Boxes preferved Fmk
12 Sous Artikclal Flowers
I 1 Ornamented French 'table Clods
368 Pounds Pornatum in Pots, irc.
936 Pounds Hair Powder
214 Douai Hair Sieve Bottoms
154 Boxes Rouge and Fact Paint
sit 45 Pieces Paper Hangings
la4o Iron Pots
32 Dozen #ans-6o Ells Black Lace
13 Pieces French Sheeting
13 Napkins and one Table Cloth
3 Pieces Cotton Swandown
zo Pieces Woollen Cloth, and Sundry Articles of
Turnery, Perfumery, Ste.
And immediately afterwards the following Goods, Part of
the Cargo of the Flenriatta Loulfa, condemned to the above
Cutter:—
so 6 Dozen Watch Glares
7 Gallons Scented Water
at Pounds Wads Balls
Pounds Marefhall POwder,andother faudlArtleks.
AJfo, 384 Pounds Sago
zo Pounda.hdarearins Dodds
3 'Pool& Oil of Lavender
Part Ode Cargo of the Ong ,an Schwerin.
The whole may be viewed Three Day& previous to the Sale,
by applying to Meffrs. Fedtor and Minet, Dover of whom
Catalogues may be then had; alto of Thoth's Maude, Efq.
Downing-ftreet, Weltrninfter.

EPPINGFOREST4—.FAMiLY RESIDENCE, with FORE-
CO DRY, GARDEN, COAC H:HOUSE,and STABLING.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By PETER COXE, BiIRRELL, and FOSTER. •
At Gerraway's Coffee-houfe, on Thurblay, July ks, at
Twelve o'Clock,
THAT very defirabte CO PYHOLD FAMILY
RESIDENCE, recently tenanted by Jams Boo•ru,
pleafandy, cheerfully, and advantageoully fituate, unannoyed
by the daft of a Public Road, in Paradire•row, on the verge of
Epping Foreit, Six Miles froth London only, plentifully Cup-
plied with admirable Water, and commanding delightfid Views
in Home Scepery and very ettenfive Profiteees, with @dome
Fore-court, Coach-houfe, anti Stabling forThrce Hodes. Thefe
eligible and covetable Premlfes, precutting a Phfturefque Eleva-
tion, contain a variety of Apartments in Gentleman's Room,
'Breakfaft Parlour, and Dining-room, opening into aConfetva-
tory, with Kitchen, Store-room, and Offices on the Ground
Floor, Double gtaireafe, fingularly elegant Bow-windowed
Lofty Dtawbsg-reoen, fitted up with peculiar atteadon,in coved,
enriched, grained cieling, fend•cireular end, Recelres for Sofas
or Library Book-eifes, carved ftatuary marble Chimney-pierces,
and Mahogany SAW. The whole in beautiful proportion of
effed, and to a South Afpeet ; four family Bed-chambers, two
(mailer Bed-chambers or •Dreffing-rooms, Maid Servants*
Apartmeuts in the At.ies, and Men Servants' Room over the
Stable; Wine and Beer Cellars; extenfive Right of Common.
There valuable Copyhold Premlfes ncarlyequal to Freehold,
being fubjedt only to the ufual Cullom of the Manor.
May be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, by Tickets only,
on application to Marrs. Peter Cote, Burrell, and Falter,
Throgniorton-ltrect ; when particulars may be had, and at
Lloyd's and Garraway's.

DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD VILLA, with SIXTY-
EIGHT ACRES of LAND, SOUTHGA'TE, MIDDLE-
SEXt.--TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, BURREL, and FOSTER.
At Garravray's Coffee-honfe, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
Thurfday, the 15th of July, at Twelve o'Clock,
THAT fingularly capital and fpacious FREE.
HOLD VILLA, moil pleafantly Iltuate at Southgate, in
the richeit part of the County of Middieter, eight miles only
&Riot from the Metropolis, the property and refidenee of Ju !IN
Htstat Scurtsrosa, Lfq.
The interior fitted up in a style of unusual Emplicity and neat.
nth, and poreifing every convenience, no lets for the comfort
01 domeitie ufe than fplendid accommodation; the Manion
Bun& on a gentle eminence, in the centre of a delightful Pad-
; deck, and furrounding domain of so A cres,ornaminted with a
number of majellic lofty oak and other forea trees; a delightful
Piece of Water, femicircular Green-in ode, large detached Bil-
liard-room, Shrubbery, Plantations, Kitchen-garden, fully crop-
pp! ; oaf; lofty continued Walls, covered with innumera
Ye Fruit-tree of the fiat quality; Pcachcry, Craws', Melon-
, ground, and every neccfary appendage; togetherwith a Leafe-
bad Fain of iS Acres adjoining. The dwelling is approached
under a Mac Colonnade; contains a noble Eating Radom.,
Anti-room, Library, elegant Odtagon Salooh, &Raton or Dre.
H Ram, fpaelous Hai, and Geometrical Stone Statute ;
Houfekeeper's Room, Butler's Room, lit capital lofty Bed-
chambers, with Drefrinprooms, on the Firit Floor; Ave admi-
rable Family Bed-chambers on the 'Upper Floor, and (Imitable
Servants' Apartments, back Staireafe, and Water-clarets
throughout: the Domellic OCices conhft of a iofty,light, airy
Kitchen, back Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Bakchnitre, Larder,
and fpaelous Cellaring, Refervoirs for river and fprina Water of
Itiperior quality ; two Coath.houfes, capital &Laing for nine
bodes; Man.fervants' Rooms, WaOshmifc. Dairy, and other
out-door °Mee& ; with Farm-yard and Buildings. The views
on all fides are delightful, and the whole In the bight:ft date of
perfedlion.
May be viewed by' Tickets up days preceding the Sale,
which, with printed particulars, may be hatl.of Mears., Peter
Gag, Basal, sad Foga, TireginortimAntste Algal gC•
rbanone.

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FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS WANTED.
ITrullees of the New Crofs Turnpike Roadt
4. do hereby give notice, that at a General Meeting of the raid
Trultees, to be holder on Saturday the 3 IR day this loft. July,
at the Green Man, on Blackheath, they will be ready to borrow,
and take up at iutcreit front fuch petrol's as may be willing to
advance the fame ; any Sum of Money, not kb than B,y:A. or
more than ;ta,ol. to be Centred by Mortgage of the Tolb slams•
on the raid Roads, on which there is at precut no Mortgages
Debt.—Eurther particulars may in the mean time be had of
July r. 18ot. EVEREST and MARTYR,
aerkf to the laid Tenneco, Greenwich.

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NEW CROSS TURNPIKE ROADS.
THE Trudees of the laid Roads do hereby give
Notice, that from and alter Twelve o'clock at Night of
the 3 It day of this inftant July, the following Tolls for Over.
weight will be taken at the fcverat Weighing Enema on the.
Paid Roads,Th Lieu of the Tolls which are now received at the.
raid Weighing Enema, trig. Carriages with Carriages
wheels not lefs with wheels

slum fix inches Ids than fix.
brogd inches broad
For One Hundred Overweight •0 3 0 0 2
Two Hundred - . 00 6 • 0 6
Thee Hundred . - o 1 o o I 0
Four Hundred . - o x 6 o z 6
Five Hundred . - o a o 0 • 0
Six Hundred - - 0 2 6 0 3 0
Seven Hundred . - 0 3 0 o 4 0
Eight Hundred - - o s 6 0 5 0
Nine Hundred - - 0 4 6 o 6 es
Ten Hundred • o 4 6 o 7 0
Eleven Hundred - . 0 s 9 0 9 6
Twelve Hundsed . - 0 7 • OIS 0°
'fbirteen Hundred . . 0 8 3 •14 6
Fuurtcen Hundred - 0 9 6 017 o
Fitteut Hundred - - oto 9 019 6
Sixteen Hundred . - 0 13 3 I 4 6
Seventeen Hundred - - 015 9 I 9 6
Eighteen Hundred . - o a 3 x 14 6

Nineteen Hundred • tog 119 6
Twenty Hundred - t 3 3 2 4 6
And for eviry Hundeed.pf over-weight above One Ton Vivo
Shifting!, for Carriages *Rh Wheels, not lefs than Six inches
broad ; and Ten Shillings for Carriages with Wheels ids than
Six Inches broad. By Order of the Trailed,
EVEREST and NIARTYIIs Claka
Oreenwich, July t, 0102.

INDIGESTION, NERVOUS HEAD-ACHS, BILIOUS
DISORDERS. OBSTRUCTIONS, dce. &G.

MR. DIXON begs leave to remind the Public
of the uncommon efficacy of the Anti Bilious rids, of
which be is the Proprletor.--They are the belt remedy for tI
cafes of indigeftion, which swifts from an irregular fecretion at
Bile, and are more &Mary and ufeful than any other Me di.
clue in preventing the coltivenefi of habit, ficknefs of thefts.
mach, generally attending a Rate of pregnancy. The great do.
maid for then for exportation to hotter climates, where 131.
,aluus Diforders abound, and wheie the Yellow Fever has fe
long prevailed, is the belt encomium that can be given of their
virtues, which, if had monde to in time, prevent the Jaun-
dice, the formation of Gall Stones, and India:ma:ion of th
Bowels.

Sold wholcfale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, Cheapadog
and retail by Pidding. 76, oppofite the Pantheon, Oxford.
ttreet ; J. Van Bergen. Moore ; Swim, Pan-man; CA.
well, Bull, and Dugdale, Dublin; Davis, Cork; Scott wad
Smith, Edinburgh; Stains, Owen, and Dreary, Manchefter I
Bowman and Gregfons, Liverpool; Payne and Richards, Ply.
mouth; Belant and Gibbs, Portfmouth; Neales, Dover;
Ramie'', Southampton; Daltrey, Dock; Hazard and Smiths
Bath ; Woolmer and Trewman, Exeter; and by one or more
refpedabla Medicine Vender In every Town In the !kilted
Kingdom. in boxes at One Guinea; se. .sd. and 21. 9d. each.

WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED.
SIR—It is but juftice to your merit, that I timid
acknowledge, in this Public Manner, the Good Effedt I ex%
perienced from taking your valuable Medicines, the Botaoicak
Syrup and Nervous Cordial.
I was aided for feveral years With a Violent Scorbutic
order; as, alto, with Deafnefs in an alarming degree.—l could
find no benefit for there Complaints, although I applied to Cen-
ral of the matt eminent of an Faculty, but was perfedtly cured
by taking the above Medicines.
I am, Sir, your ever Grateful and Humble Servant,
JOSEPH ARTHY, Farmer and Matter,
Heybridge, near Malden, Ere:-
Wirnefs to the above, Ww. SAXTON, Tillingham, Effez.
ity 27, 1802.
ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH WIT WELLS, SEA,
BATHERS, Sec., dcc.
Dr. BRODUM begs leave to recommend the Botanical Syrruapp
(the virtues of which are acknowledged by perfons of the firfk
fathion and didindionj to Bathers immediately after quitting
the Bath, and one hour before, and in particular to thole who
are fubjed to eruptions ariflog from vitiated humours, (curvy,
kee. the quantity taken each time two table fpoonfuls.

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Te nervous and debilitated eonftitutlons in general, owing to
an irregular comic of life, as hard drinking, eseefave grief, atkd
thofe debilities brought on by not knowing the dangerous tax*
dency of a certain habit contracted at an early age, the Doane
recommends the Neavous CORDIAL, two tea-11/001111 of which
to be taken one hour before bathing, and one after. Ten mi.
flutes walk after is neeeffary.
The Nervous Cordial has been particularly efficacionsin Ama.
rica, where even a thoufand perfons bave.been fa ved during the
late prevalence of the yellow fever.—The Dolor particularly
recommends the above Medicine to perfons going nut to the Fait
or Weft Indies, where the change of air and climate require the
aid of medicine to prevent the dangerous confequence which
muft rtfult In various conftitutions.

The medicines m.iy be tad at all hours, with proper diree.
dons wholefale and nun; and whoever willies to confute the
Dodor, may do it every Monday, Tudday, Wednefday, and
Thurfday, from eleven to three o'clock, at his houfe as above.
—Pink to shake the bottle.

A good allowance to Merchants and Captains of Ships, at.
for exportation, on giving three days notice.
N. B. Periwig who apply for theta medicines, will pleafe to
take notice, that it will be in vain to expedi any relief front this
remedy without pundluality ; for taking a bottle or two pro•
perly, then leaving off for fume days and beginning again, will
be of no kind of fervice. It muff be taken regular; and in fonts
cafes it hatb required the luantity neceffai y for a peered cure,
to be taken before the patient has perceived that he had ob.
tamed any reli.:f; therefore perfons in the country, who with
to go through a regular courfe of it, ihuuld.uke cars to have s
proper (apply of Dr. Brodunesmediciacs. • •
The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordial to be
had at the Dodoes Boole, No. g, Albion-ftreet, to bottles as
11. Is. s ts. 6d. and sajd. (duty included), Jebouk and Ctet•
tact Baca% Na sokOltbri4rsiseopporlis Boad4 two.

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FRANCE.

P %RN, JULY 5.

TS a Situation in a reputable Academy,
•
Young Mail, who has entirely devoted his Rudy to
the tuition of Youth. can procure ti.itirnoniak of an urfullird
moral CI- arae•rr, and w.tliqualiiii.d L., teach the Englif, Lan-
t•-I :-,ratritn . aII y, Writinj, Ari-tmctie, leduration, Geo.
tio.try, Trigonono-try, Navigation, Surrclii.g, \ler.
chaet•, zeumpts. Geograph;-,tht ufe ofthe Globes,
P. S. Let Le:. addrelirsi to A. Z. (k2essitiorough, Ilk of Shep•
ry, Xmit, mrutioning the Salaiv, and evcry rrquifite infonns-
a.•n, gill eark.fully attanied to.

The Confuls have lent Metfages to the Confer.
vative Senate, and to the Tribunate, requiring
each of them to cleft a Mtrnber to be enrolled in
the Legion of Honour. It is laid that the Legif.
lotive Body will be afTembled on the 17th for the
fame porpofe.
A letter from Berlin, of Pine 22, Rates, that
me. of PRUSSIA has placed a certain number
at troops at the difpolal of the PRINCE of °RANCE,
until the Dutch regiments (hall return from Eng-
Luid.

A Letter from Vienna, dated June 20, fays—
Several regiments on the frontiers have received
cyders to form a corps of obfervation to oppofe
the exceires committed by PASSWAN OGLOU. The
lAA letters from Turkey flare that the whole of
that Empire is in a general Rate of fermenta-
t ion. It is not improbable that the provinces of,
Moldavia and Wallachia will be feized, for the
purpole rlf being thrown into the general ma's of
indemnities.

Lotter., from Felletin, in the Department of
Creole, ante that tia: whole of that. Department
leas devaliated on the aGth ult. by a dreadful
norm, accompanied with thunder, lightning and
hail; the grain is all deltroyed, the trees torn up
by the roots, and thete is fcarcely a houfe in the,
town cf Felletin that is not confidcrably damaged.
Two infamous robbers, of the names of Allman
and Scotto, who have long inferred the territory
of Genoa, being lately purfued by the police of
that city, cppoled a moll vigorous refdlance;
they defended dicnifelves with that fpecies of
courage whieli defperation infpires ; and having
choler; tin excellent pofition, they held out for a
confidetable time : one of them, however, died
after the cola .% and the other is dying. A fer-
jeant of the Gendarmes was killed on the occa-
fton, and three foldi,:rs wounded.

The Gazette of ftlifan, of the 24th of June,
gives the following is a_Conveiltion, between the
Deputies of the territory of.Valais, in Switzer-
land, and the Minificr of the French Republic.—
The infirument, however, bears neither fignaturc
nor date.

4, The territory of Valais. than form a free and
independent State, leparate from the Helvetic Re.
public and the adjacent Departments, under the
proteCtion of the French, the Helvetic and Italian
Reptahlies, which guarantee the fame. France
declares that the clanks contained in the tith Ar-
tick of the Treaty of Luneville by which the laas
guaranteed the independence of the Helvetic Re-
public, remain applicable to the Valais, as con-
flituting a part of the Helvetic Republic when the
Treaty was concluded. The troops of the French
Republic !hail have, for ever, a free paffage
through the territory of Valais by the way of the
Simplon.—France (hall make all loch arrange-
ments as the may think proper and expedient, in
order that her troops be properly fupplied with
lodgings, provilions, and forage of all kinds, &c.
but not at the expence of the Valais.—The Valais
shall keep in due repair, and at her own coil, the
road from Saint•Gingoux as far as Triga; but the
road which is now opening at the Simplon, (ball
be made and kept in repair at the expence of the
French and Italian Republics, who will indemnify
the proprietors of fuch land as ihall be taken-for
the road.—The Republic of Valais binds her-
Of to kcep the Police on the highway for the fe-
entity of travellers, and of merchandife ; the alfo
binds herfelf not to open any new trots road joint-
ly with the frontier countries, but in concert with
France. The French and Italian Republics can
reavare no cuflom•houfe duty, or toll whatever,
for making the road of Simplon.—The Republic
of Valais, on her part, binds herfelf not to efla-
bliih any filch duty or toll without the confent of
France. The three Republics (hall jointly, and
;,t the fame time, eltablilh as many poll.houfes as
may be illought necelfary fur that road. The hof-
pitals of the Simplon and St. Bernard, as well as
the roads that lead to them, (hall be kept in good
orsler.—The Valais ref:rves the right of having
regiments in foreign Errvices.—As the Valais will
have neither Amblifador, Minifter, political nor
commercial agent in foreign countries, and that it
will only receive fuch from the French, Helvetic,
and Italian Republics, the Agents of the French
Republic, in foreign parts, (hall protea the citi-
zens of Valais when they apply to them for their
aid and adiflance."

NT LI TTGA RD, JUNE 22.—The following are the
Articles of the Treaty concluded the nth of May,.
between the French Republic and his Serene High- I
nefs the DUKE Of WURTEMBURG :
Aar. L There fhAll be good Underaanding and Amity be-
Wen the F...tr.ch Republic and his Serene Higlinefs,
11. His niielly the Emperor, and the Empire of Germany,
Living conf.nted ty thc 7th Article of the Treaty of Luneville,
that the Fr,:tich Republic (tumid poinfs in full Sovereignty and
Property, the Countries and Territories fituate on the Left
Bank of the Rhine, and which made part of the Empire of
Germany, his Serene Higimers the Duke of Wurtemburg re-
TIOII.ICCI for hitufclf, hi• heirs and fuccetiors, in favour of the
French Republic, the Rights of Sovereignty, territorial lupe-
riority, prverty, and all other Rights which lie exercifes, and
Which belong to him over the Countric,. and Territories on the
Left B41:k of the Rhine, and in particular,
a. The Principality of Montbeliarkl.
2. The County otStorhurg.

3. 'l•he Siipories of Ri.i. wir.Oßheim, Anhure, Franque-
ro•lt. BLationt, Clermont, StCricoun,Chatclot, Gnutges, Clcr-
•al, :ant PalLeant.

4. The Fkfs arifin; out or the (aid Principalities, Counties,
and 1e iguurics.

• S. he lkignories, Fiefs, and Domains, !infrared by the heirs
and fuccrifon' of the natural children of the Dukc Ltibpold
Eberhard of Wort emhurg Montbcliard, and which are reverti-
ble to the Ducal Houk.
6. The lerritones, Rights, and Revenues at Spire. Outten-
toe% ..nd in the lineiront of the Left D.ink of the Rhine.

of refUtation Which he might make upon the French Republic
for Arrears and non-enjoyment of Rights and Revenue% and for
all other Caufes, anterior to the prefent Treaty.
IV. ID purfnance of the 7th Article of the Treaty of Lune-
vale, the French Republic promifes and engages its good of-
fices to obtain for lab 'crepe Highnefs thole Territorial Indem-
nities which (hall be as much as pofilble fruited to the convcni-
enc.: and pleafure of Lis Scrctie Hi4hurfs, equivalent to the leaks
of aft rdulting to his Serene Higluicfs, from the War, and
con' ornable to the advantaz,es and privileges attached to the
cc-4W Poltdfiont.

V. The hth Article of the Treaty of Luneville, concerning
ti.e Debts of the Countries on the Left Batik of the Rhine,
ferve as the b ifis of the Rqulrtions to be made rcfpeining
ti.e Debts of the Countries comprifcd in the calon made by
the ad Article of the prefent Treaty.
VI. The private Debts of Communes and other Corporations,
than remain charged to them, ar.d by them paid.
VII. On the day of the Rutification of the prefent Treaty,
all Sequeftrations placed on account of the War. on the Goods,
Drags, and Revenues of Citia us of the French RcTuhlic in the
States of his Serene Highnefs, [hall be taken off, and they !hall
be at liberty to tarry away their goods and effeets, and alto to
fell their property,or receive Its revenues,withuat any hindrance
whatever.