Star.
London, England, 1802-05-31 00:00:00

GREAT BENTLEY and PRATING, ESSEX.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIQN—By WM. BUNNELL,
Oa Saturday the sth day of June, !Sox, at the White Hart,
Colchetter, between the Hours of Four and Mx in the AG.
t 45110401. (nubile previnufly difpored of by private Contras,)A, MOST deferable FARM • confifting of a'
Dwelling-botife, Barn, Stables, and: regulate Buildings
in excellent repair, and Z 37 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow,
xad Apart Laud ; I I 4 of which, with the Metinage and Build-
Ingt, are Li the Pah& of Great Bentley, and the remaining
13 Atres In the pal& of Frating, In the County of Effex,
aiireiably fitnated near Bentley. Green, 4 Miles from Saba
Ofyth (bay, (where Corn may be !hipped, and Chalk and Ma-
mma 60t4Ined) and. about 8 Mlles fram the revisal Market
Towns of Cob/idler, Manningtree, and Dedham. The whole
in the ocanpation of the Executod of the lite Mr.john Lufkin
undeia Leafe, fix Years of which Will bd unexpired at Mt:
•
Montauk. nest.
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The Mettuage and about eight acres or this Farm are Copy..
hold of the Manor of Great lientley, Hetlotable, and fubjead
to a Quit-Rant of 7s. sd. per Ann. the remainder is Freehold,
and the whole moderately afteffeito the Land Tate. •
The Prenoites may be vinved,and rowdier Particulars known
upon application (Pertonally or by Later pat-paid) to Metta.
Sutton and fledge, SolLitors, Coachella, at wink Office a
Map oldie Mate may be fcen.

PORTER'S QUAY.
To be LET on LEASE, for any term nut cr•:erding 61 Year's.,
to commence from Lady-day next,
]'HOSE valuable and entedive Prenais
joining the Cultten-houfe, known by the name of. Pon-
vga's (.22JAr, with very capacious and ftibiLuitiAl Ware.hutqa,
together with four Hodes contiguous, extending into LoW‘w.
Tharnes-itreet, not heretofore leafed therewith. Thele Pre,
Mires are admirably well calculated either for the Foreign or
the Home Trade, And their great importance to all perfAiii
engaged in any extenfive commerce renders a further deft-Tip-
tion of them unnecciTary•. A Plan of the afore Paid Prcmif, s
may be teen, and further particulars known by application At
the Clerk's Office, Filliniongers' Hall, London; where Propo-
fait, Pealed up, may be fent on or before the sift day of July
next. N. B. The Land Tax has been redeemed as to all the
aforefAid Prentifes.

EXTENSIVE SHIPWRIGHT', YARD, WI MIN THE

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.
TO BE LET, fora Term of Fourteen Years,
And entered dpon imosediAtelY,
THE Ship Wright's Yard.. with the Docks, Slips,
osys, Stores, Lofts, end Aids, late lb the"nctopotion
of Mr. Thomas Duafterviide, &word at Ealifooodeouk, near
mouth, a fell Acrebilt eiptlipAee)!Wh-torwOr Enoch, and
of an Acre viestfitidosivimmrime,
rptir cot; water fuflicienf d thiiktinf ghipt
of the Lug& tonnage, and being in every rtfitedt the brit fiftieth
Yard within the Port.

ASO, to be let, fora term of fe►en years, from Midfummet
next (If a good life, aged about 55, gull live fo long), a field
of rich Failure Land, contaiu..ig abotit Five Acres, called
Windmill-park, near the Hne, In the Parifh of St. Andrew's,
Plymouth, now in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Skelton.
For which purpofes a Public Survey will be held at the Globe
Inn, in Plymouth, on Monday the 7th of June next, to la;.-in
preelfely at five cielcia in the afternoon.
For vical lir the Pronifes apply ti John Tingcombe, Efq.;
and for further particulars to Mars. Liford and Foot, at Piyl.
month Dock.--May 19, tB*3.

Mahogany, Wainfeft, and Clapboards, Clean and Second pro.
pared Floor Boards and Dattens„Oak Plank, Scantling, Pods,
Rails, &c. &a.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-43y JOHN A'S-RES,
On Monday the 3llt of Mat, tBO2, and on Wednefday the ad,
and Thurfday the 3d of June, at Twelve o'clock tech day,
on the Pre es, oppcdte the Green Dragon, Pedlar's Acre,
near WelWind:a Bridge,
ALL the fuperfluous and gentiine Stock in
Trade, of Mr. Adam, Timber Merchant and Builder,
compelling a large Quantity of Spanint and Honduras Maho-
gany, in Planks, Boards, and ends, of various thicknench
dean and fecond prepared Battens and Deals, Clapboards front
Inch thick to 4 Inches, Oak Plank, Pull% Cant Rails, dec.
May be viewed till the Sale.
Catalogues may be had on the Premlfes, and of Mr. Ayres,
Broker and AuCtioneer, Houndfditch.

To Boolfellers, PubWhet* Printfcliers, and Amateurs of
• fine Engravings.
The fuperb COPPER-PLATES of MACKLIN's BIBLE,
With Stock and other Mits.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By PETER COKE, BURRELL, and FOSTER,
At Mrs. Macklin's great Audion and Fein*lon Room,

No. 39, In Flect-itreet, on Wednefday, Jane the 9th, licit,
(The Sale to beg R
-Pitt at. Twelve o'Clock),
QEVENTY-ONE COPPELATES, con-
.
tabling the Hiftoric Engravings, and One Hundred and
Fourteen Ditto, containing the Vignettes, With the remaining
imprefßons on hand, as the fame were pnblifised in the late
Thomas Macklin's Splendid, Magnificent, and Matchiefs Ed-
Lion of the HOLY BIBLE, with a few complete Seto of Proof
Prints, lettered, and unlettered, which claim the attention ,3f
the Amateurs of fine and fingular Engmviogs. , ASV a few
Reims of Imperial 94tarto Paper, Waite, Letter-piers,
Paftcboard, and other Paper, and various Prtffes and Utenfib
ufeil in carrying on this Work.
And at the Pause time and place will be fdd, Various Pictures
and Prints, with route Copperplates, being the remaining Part
of the Stock in Trade of the late Thomas Macklin.

To viewed on Monday And Today preceding the file.
Catalogues may be had of Mefra. Peter Coze, Busren, and
Fpkr, at their Office iu Throgmortoa-itrcet ; and at the phiec
of rale, on anti after Monday next, the 3 tit day of May inft.;

SUSSEX, WITHIN SIX MILES OF LEWES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-4y Mr. CHRIS*III%.
At his Great Room in 0-all-Man, on Thurfday the tcth of
June, at One &Clock,
AVALUABLE and clearable PREEHOLD
ESTATE and FiESIDENCE, eligibly Smote at an ogre,-
able &Rance from the Turnpike-road, within Six Miles of
Lewes, Fourteen from 13righton, Fourteen from Elia-Grit:-
Read, Twenty from Tunbridge-Y.4ls. and Forty from Lon-
don, in a beautiful and [porting- part of the County of Sufis.
called ADES, or EADES ; confining of a neat, compact, gat-
demon-like modern Houfe, with Stabling for Ten Hoili s,
Two Coach-houfes, and every necelfary f_achedand detached
Office of every deferlption, (tilted to the Mannon and the
Farm, excellent walled Kitchen-garden, planted and folly
cropped, beautiful Fleafure-ground, Lawn, rich Shrubbery.
tly Plantations, acc•
The Houfe feated on a commanding eminence. In the midlt
of abo Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Paßure, Hop, and
Wood Land, an Afylum for Gamc, the whole lying compael,
within a Ring Fence, and in the higheß Rate of Cultivation,
with extenfive and valuable Common Rights, with Lime-kilns
on the Common.

APerfon attends who will Ow* the Prernifes, and Particu-
lars had of :the Printer of,the Lewes Paper; the Inns, ilia
Grinftead; Star, Lewes; White-Hart, Godtten • Cattle, Brigh-
ton ; Stiffer Tavern, Tunbridge-Wells; Rainbow, Corubill -
main Pall-Mall

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GLOUCESTER and WARWICK. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. GRAgiAM,
At Tom's Coffee-houfe, Cornhill, on Tuefday, June sod, tikes,
at 'Pertly@ o'clock, In Two Lots,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprifang the Lordfhip of LARK STOKE, in Gioia-
cafteilhire on the -bonier of Warwickthire, containing 74
Aorta, within a Rios Fence, divided into two eligible Datfy
and Agricultural Farms, Including about zoo Acres of uncom-
monly rich old enclofed Meadow and Pafture, with the Manor
Hoare and Farm Houk, both built of Stone, llamas Quarry
on the Eftatc, and all other requifite Buildit.gs in perfcia order,
on Leafe to Mars. Cooper and Fletcher, raponfible Tenmts,
at very low Rents, amounting to es7l. nos, per Annum, ex-
clufive of Woodland and Plantations in hand.
The fitnation and properties of this Eftate baffle defcrip• ion.
Its Crown was the love-frequented (pot of shakeipeare, tom-
minding the nsoft enchanting profpeas in every direction,
bounded only by tic horizon, and fuppofed to embrace a cir-
cumference ,of 400 miles, with lucid Springs nearly at the
hlgidt Inp, sad a Brook courting its boundary through the,
Valley Ididinso for a MM. The natural pride gf tnglaud, in
the belted. of Sheep, has here its greateft bualti and limn the
furainit to itie foot the fcene is fo hapfifly Aiverlidcd with
luxuriant Hill and Dale, that taken altogether it is, perhaps,
one of the motLenriable donialos in the Kingdom, at cafy
lama from Campdrn, Shipiton, eitratfuni.upon-Avon, &c.
capable of great improvement.—Part of the Purchafe Money
may remain en Mortgage.
Particulars May be had at the Sur Inn, Oxford ; the Inn: at
Shipfton, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Birmingham, &c.
of Mans. Smith, Kekewick, and Hondas, Litigates Inn
square ; and at Mr. Graham's Office, No. 1111, Chancery irk,
London.

DOUBLE WRITER.
BY his MAjerty's Royal Letters Patent, the
newly-ineroted Machine for willing with Tarn Pens, pro-
ducing at the fame inftaat Twa Originals, utenrling to thin
common mode of wetting, is offered to the Conunercial, Politi-
cal, Legal, and Literary World, as well as to ail perfons de-
fwous of preferring at :hunk records of their ecarefpoodenee,
Batmen ts, compofulons,
This Invention, which Is reduced to a praeliec both eafy
and free from every deft, , has been fan aioned 'ay the patro-
nage of Come of hsc molt difiluzuithed chanuacrs in the
World. Mail perfuns who had been obliged to him,, re-
eau& to the Copying, or rather Prelling Machine, Noce en-
peri .need the molt convict t fatisfactiun in the ufe of the Double
Writer. The trouble and inconvenience attending the former
arr totally cuperfeded by the latter, which is fo ju.tly formed,
t:1.4 there cat, be no miltake in its ufe, sod cor.ltruaed with
ft.e I MI:alit:ACM etitetrld, and folidity u is preclude the need.-
tity in all repair.—hlanufadured and fold by J. H. Flsrtbing,
Losid:m, Portrabie Writiug defk and Letter-copy-
inl-machinc Manutadturere for culmination.

FR.INCE.

PARIS, MAY s 7.

They write from Nanci, that fine the toth inn.
129 Emigrants have prefented themfelves to the
Prefeaure of that town, to make the declaration or-

tiered by the Senatns Con&hum, which authorifes
them to return to France.

A Journal printed at Lyons, (late.. that almott

all the communes of that department have been
nearly ruined by the fiat which took place on the
z 7th and t Bth of this month. The vineyards have
been almoll laid wage, fo that the farmers have
very little hopes left.
The Valliant privateer of Bourditaux has re-
turned to that port with a cargo of hides, quin-
spina, copper, and tke tun of 730,000 francs,
(above 3 t,oool. Reding) in money, the refult of
various prizes, captured by that vela. The dif-
tribution cf this money will live new aaivity to
the commerce of that large city.
Among the great number of Addreffes from
the Protedant Churches prefented, tome to the
Confuls of the Republic, and others to the Coon-
fellor of State, charged with every thing that re-
lates to public worflup, the following, addreffed to
the FIRST Consus by the Reformed Churches of
Bourdeaus, is worthy of particular remark
Fira Conful, Conqueror of Europe, Pacifier
of the World, Saviour of France, Reftorer of Re-
ligion, you have no more conquelis to hope for,
and Glory has no more titles to offer to you.—
Enjoy the fruit of your labours under the Ilia& of
laurels, entwined with branches of olive. The
foldiers admire you, philofophers praife you, poli-
ticians refped you, your enemies aeon you, the
people blefs you, the Chrillians venerate you, the
French adore you, and the Protellants cannot find
Words to ezprefs the fentiments which you infpire."
71aw Cunfofidi 56 f. to c.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
VIIIIIIi A, MAT I o.—The anfwer of the Court of

Peter(burgh to the projea prefented to it by that
of Vienna, refpelting the indemnities to the Secu-
lar Princes in Germany, is arrived. The Comm
Projed of Ruffia differs little from that of the
French Government and Pruffia.—A courier has
been fent to Paris, on whole return the Deputa-
tion of the Empire will be convoked. M. de Hu-
oat, affided at die conferences of the Imperial Mi-
nifters, after the arrival of the courier from M.
SLuaAu, the Auftrian Ambaffador at Peterfburgh.
It is thought there has been a queftion difeuffecl in
thefe conferences, refpating a private arrangement
between Auftria and Bavaria, according to which
the Aufbian territory on the fide of the Inn, was
to receive a very confiderable extenfion, by a part
of Bavaria; and the Eleaorate, in return, was to
be indemnified in the Higher Suabia, by the Ab-
beys defined to Auliria.
MAY 13.--The EalPhilqk departed for Pref-
burgh on the z ith, and this day he is to make
his public entry. The Military Confeription fur
life has been fuppreffed by an Imperial Ordon-
nance, publiffied in the Court Gazette of this day;
it is replaced by an engagement fur the term of

10, 12, or 114. years.
CAOI2, MAT 6.--Several Piratical veffels have
been lately feen hovering off the coati of Spain.—
From the language fpoken by the crews, they du
not appear to :long to the Barbary States.
On the 39th of laf month, the San Pedro, and
the Sabina frigate, entered this port from Vera
Crux, the Havannah, and Carthagena, after a paf-
Cage of 66 days, having on board colonial produc-
tions, and 8,678,000 ['mires. In the courfe of
two or three weeks we expea three more frigates,
and a Blip with 2 09000 piatires, which with thole
already arrived, will make the Turn of 16 mil-
lions of piaares (about leven millions Rerling).—
Nothing can eq6al the impatience with which the
merchants of Cadiz waited for this happy period.

HAGUE, MAY 19.—A propofal of Government
to forbid the adminittrations of communes, to infti-
tote prlfecutions againft the Members of any Com-
mune, at the capence of the Treafury of the Com-
mune, without having previoufly obtained the ap-
probation of the admi ni ft rat ion of the departments.
was rejeeed yefterday in the fitting of the Legif-
lative Body.
STUTIVAILD, MAY M.—The German Journals
(peak of a Helvetic Confolta to be affembled at
Stralburgh, the ohje..t of which is, to give to Swit-
zerland an invariable Government. We do not
know whether this intelligence be well founded,
but according to the laft advices from Berne, it is
certain that the French Minialer Vrestaac, has
received from his Government very important dis-
patches relating to the definitive organifation of
the Fanch Republic. It is time that this country,
the troubles and diffentions of which engage the
attention of other Rates, while tranquillity prevails
every where elfe, fhould enjoy repofe,sothout which
it cannot long eta.
We Rill hear of *dam camps about to be
formed in different countries during the cnurfe of
the fummer. There are to be one in Denmark, two
in Außria, one iq Saxony. and one in Hefei and
(even' interviews between Sovereigns are announc-
ed at the time time. There can be no doubt that
there circumflanees will enntvibute to accelerate
the *if= of thy molt important affairs.

HATAY, MAT aped (non in this port
the Maria, Captain Noma, from America,
with 3152 barrels of flour, and 903 barrels from
the ports of England.
BEANE, MAY r B.—The projeft of a Conftitution,
fuch as it was tranfmitted by the Petty Council to
the affembly of the notables, has experienced fome
changes. The commiffion of (even, chofen from
among the notables, has come to a definitive deci-
lion on its labour, and no doubt is entertained, that
it will be accepted by the whole airembly. The
bales of it are as follows :

The territorial divifion of the Helvetic Repub-
lic, is the fame as that of the projed of May 29,
Sot, with this difference, that the number of can-
tons is fixed at nineteen. Turgovia being again
feparated from Schaal:Alden, and Appenzel from
Saint-Gall. No mention is made either of the Val-
lais or of the Frickthal.

The central Government. is charged with every
thing that concerns the internal and external fafety
of the Republic ; its political and commercial re-
izions with foreign powers; the general difpofitions
in regard to public maruftion, and ecclefiaftical
affairs, as far as the litter depend on the fecular
! authority ; the eftablithment and maintenance of
the high roads, bridges, and canals ; the admini-
ftration of the national torefts; the fuperintendence
of juitice, the ports, money, mines, &c.
Each canton determines its particular expences,
pmpofes the means of defraying them, and fur-
nilhes its quota towards the general expenditure
it curcifes its own internal police, eftablifbes its
peculiar judicial order, adminifters its eflablifh-
ments of inftruetion and aids, as well as its reli-
gious eftablifinnents, &c. but liberty is left to each
canton to determine its particular organization,
and all are forbidden to found it on diltinaion of
birth, or inequality of political rights.
The propofing of laws (ball belong to the Se.
nate ; the General Diet may adopt them or m-
ica them; the laws of finance alone are not fub-
Jea to the authorities of the cantons.
Citizens of all the cantons, elefted by the peo-
pie, compote the Diet : twenty-five thoufand fouls
have a reprefentative. The Diet names the Se-
nate, which choofes from its number a•Landam-
man and twibLieutenants, wilt? change places an-
nually, fo thSt the Landamman, who has dif:
charged the funftions of that office for a year, be-
comes lieutenant. In them is veiled the Executive
Council, which nominates and revokes the funFtion-
aries, to whom are committed the fuperintendance
and execution of thegeneral laws, common to all
the cantons.

To prevent all carafe of difcord, the firs nomi-
nation to the fuptrior fundinns (hall be pnbliihed
with the Conaitution ; when the new Government
has been contlittued, it than nominate in each
canton a fpecial commiffion, charged with the re-
vifion of the particular conflitutions decreed in
the Diets of the Cantons, formed by the people in
the cout L.: of the preceding year.