Star.
London, England, 1801-09-14 00:00:00

BEAUMONT LODGE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. PRICKETT,
-At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, Exchange-alley, Conthill, on
Tuctiay the istli of Scpternhcr tBc t, at za &cloth, in Fire
Lots; unlefe a fathfaetory offer thould be =do for the whole

or Lot One, before the &k of September, of which due no;
tice will be given,
A CAPITAL and molt defirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, compriEng the fup,:rlatively elegant VILLA
called BEAUMONT LODG.h, recently eroded in a Rile of
linguist elegance and conveniattcy, In a country unrivalled for
Health, Neighbourhood, and Field Sports; occupying a track
wherein the peculiar Bounties cf Nature and Art have bin
fut....ern/el), bellowed with uncommon Itherality, furrounded
by exeellent Roods, molt plesfantly fituoted on the Bank. of
the Titanic.' at Old Windt-or, in the molt elegilde part of the
Caintim of Berks and Surrey; with Stabling for Nice liorfa,
[Standing for Four Carriages, numerous a•tached and detached
Offices of every defeription, capital Kitchen Garden with lofty
Walls, Pinery, Peseh-boufe, and lee.houfe, elegant Orcosi-
houfe' Melon-pits, and pleafure Ground, cirofpofed with great
talte,Filhery on the River 'florae , and Rich Incloture., alio re-
vcral Pared. of Rich Meadow I.ant!, together with a ceatßrick
Meffuage, with the Offices and Gar.lais ; two Cottages and
Gardens; and the Public-houfe known by the name of the
Bells of Oulley, with the Stables, Sanding fur Carriages, Of-
fices, Yard and Garden.
May be viewed with Tickets ooly, which, with defcriptive
Particulars, may be had of Mr. R. G. Thomas, No. 43, Narfork-
ftrect. London; of Mr. Whitton, No. to, Great Jatnes.ltreet
Bedford-row; or of Mr. Prichatt, Highgate.
Defcriptive Particulars may likeveile he lied at Garraway's
Coffee-houcc; at the Baptift h id Cori, bc.ure, Chancery-
lane ; of Mr. 1). Smith, Upholfteicr, Viriudlot ; at Botii.sms, at
Salt 1-1111; and at the Bulb, at ./twines.

DORSF.TSHIRF...
T.) RE SOLD BY PR ITAT A CONTRACT,
"PHE MANORS of TA R R A NT-AIONKTON
and TARRANT-LAUNCESTON, liteate nearthe (;rest
Wei ern Turnpike-Road, between §..lribury and BlandLird;
within 5 Mitzi of the latter, in oue of tae molt ta
of the Colinty of Drirkt, with Courts Baron, Royalties,
anti Inimunituts to the raid Manor btrlorjing.
The Minor of Tarrant-Monkton conyrt Lea a•
A capital l'ythe Free Faint in the occupation oi hir.
Captlo, on a Leafe of which only two years are unexpired. c..n.
taining ncar?oo Acres of Meadow, Arabic. and l /owl,
aaly, The 1 11 hes ot chi. refl. of the yarn ut Tatrati,-M•inict,n
3dty, The Revcrfion in Ere of divers Cupyhoit and Leaf:hold
haw*, in all of the yearly valise of about 28A. held by one,
two, or three Lives, but chiefly on one old life.
'lite Manor of TARRANT I.AUNCES FON the
Lord's hands (i xcept a few I. itch Cottage,,) confil'..
one of the mon ellgibh• Farms in the C,un,y at Doi frt. all,
I.A.ONC•FSTON FARM, coutaining enw tn.!. of t to:
of Nle.,lnw, Arable, and Down I.and,, elle', •
in Severalty, and Tythe Free, to the oecuis in:. of R
/idden, on a Leak of which onlv Four ) are nrysior.. J.
The fituation of this Fft.itc neat the great Welt,tri
Road, in a Country abounding with GAME', mi.!! it. itlti it 'r-
titularly eligible to a Gentleman oTho my to I.uall
Hunting Box, and the Eltate loft'! lull, ff.. ,rem)
which will be obvious to a purch:•l. r on a .);,-w th,
M. B. The Tax oil the rare I. rinixrned.
The Tem., Mr. CAntlo 1...! Mr. I..icikn,
efts:Aire Fawns : And I N,
and Johns, Anornlr...l f w, a• wilu
of the Ellate; or to Mr. liavie, of lionnegfiliain, ar
Itir, Wilts.

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PRANCE.

PARIS, SEPTRIMBER to.

ELECTION OF A TEMPORAL PEER OF IRELAND.
THE Writs for eledling a Peer to fucceed to the
Vacancy made in the Reprefentation of the Peerage of
Ireland, by the death of Lord Roffmorc, will be ready to be
delivered at this Office on Thutfday the icth day of Septem-
ber initant, to the fevcral Lords, who fat and voted in the tioufe
of Lords in Ireland before the Union, or they will be forward-
el by PoR to every fuch Lord who Dull fend directions in writ-
ing for that purpofc, and his Addrefs to this Officc--The Writs
for fuch Peers as refide in Dublin will he left at their refpcc-
tive Houfes. THOMAS BOURCHIER,
Dep. Clerk of the Crown in Ireland.
Crown and Hanaper Office, Dublin, Sept, , 180 t.

On the 29th of Auguft the three Colleges of
the Diet at Ratifbon refolv2d to addrefs
Majefty, upon the cubic& of Citizen BACH ER'S
complaints, refpefling the recruiting on the terri-
tory of the Empire of a corps in the pay of Eng-
land, and to requeft that his Majefty will adopt
Inch meafares as he thinks fit, to prevent fuch
proceedings in future.
DECREE OF SEPTEMBER 6.
The Confuls of the Republic in confequence of
a report from the Minifler of)uttice, examined by
the Council of State, decree :
s. The law of 24 Vendemia/re, year a, containing meafures
for the extinEtion of mendicity, mall he promulgaird in the
nine deparimrnts, beretuforz known under the name of the
11.ita
a. The Minkfter °fluffier is charged with the execution of
the Fri:fent decree. which (hill he inferred in the Bulletin of
(Signed) BONAPA•I IC, Fir* Cunful.
By order of the Fifa Corfu',
(Signed) H R Mager, Secretary of State.
The Direaor of the Public Treafury has re-
ceived orders to retain too,ooo francs of the
amount of the warrants iffned for the prefent
month to the contraffors for forage, until it than
appear that they have paid up the arrears of the
advances made for forage on their account in the
departments of the Maritime Alps, the Saone, and
Loire, and in feveral departments of the 18th mi-
litary divifion.
On the 18th ult. a detachment of the 82d de.
rnihrigade, polled at Trebarden, took prifoners
three Englifh officers and four failors in the isle of
Modena.
At the hall parade was prefented to the nasr
Coasuc, a likenefs of him in ivory, executed on
eie lathe by Citizen HERE, a clerk in the war de-
pgrtment,
An agreement exi fled between the former French
Government and the Margrave of Bans/I, in con-
fequence of which, under Certain modifications,
the fubjeas of the one country might enter the ter-
titories of the other without being liable to any
tax whatever. This Convention has been renewed
by an arrangement concluded at Carlfrhue be-
tween CitizenCitizenMesslAs, French Charge d'Affaires,
and Baron d'EnEtitzsm, Miniller of State to the
Margrave.
The Government has recently crated from the
lift of Emigrant% the celebrated Moonier.