Star.
London, England, 1802-04-16 00:00:00

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-area, Plymouth, (after the
Sale of the Nile,)
THE Copper-bottomed brig FLORA, (late
Hired Armed Brig in his Malefty's Service,)
Length, - 73 6f
Breadth, - at sot
Depth, 9 9
Admeafores to 69-94 Tons.
She Is a atoll complete Vcffei for any Trade where a Veffel
of her dimenhons is required, and is abundantly found in good
Stores. Shc requires but little to fond her to fea Immediately.
For Inventories and further Information apply to Mr. John
Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth, who will difpore at the fame
place and time for exportation, . .
s 8 Tierces
i Cafe i Guadaleupe Sugars, and
to Bags -
a Calks and z Cafe Briaillooe. • ••
Plymouth, stb April, tom.

PACKE I S TO AND FROM SOUTHAM} TON AND
GUERNSEY.

THE Public baying teftified their approbation
Race the Weekly Pacl,ets to and from the above-mention-
ed Ports have been eftablithed, Captain Martin, commanding
the Alert, and Captain Grut, commanding the Vigilant, con-
tinue failing to anal from the (aid Ports every Thurfday.—They
beg leave to arum their Friends and the Public, they will con-
tinue to exert their belt endeavours to render the ikon
and comfortable.

Both veffels are new, prime railer', and have good accom-
modation for Paifengers, Goods, Horfes, and Carriages.
Captains M. and G. may be fpuken with at the Vine and
Royal George Inns, in Southampton, and at their readeuccs, at
Guernfey.
<r Time of failing at either Port, between the hours of ten
in the morning, and une in the afternoon.

KlNti'S HEAD INN, CAN ThRBURY.
POSTING REDUCED.
JAMES HACKER and DELLS LOWEN
take this opportunity to inform die Nobility, Gentry, and
Public at large, that the Potting is reduced at this Inn to Fif-
teen-Pence a Mile. They alfo beg leave to acquaint the Public,
that very great improvements have been made at the King's
Head, both in the Houfe and the Stabling, for the accommo-
dation of Travelkre—and every attention will be paid to give
the utmuft fatisfaetion to all their Friends.
They refpedtfully remain
the Public's very humble ferrants,
King's Head, Canterbury, JAMES HACKER,
April 6, tfloa. DELLS LOWEN.
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GORING IN SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT',
ACONVENIENT Brick Dwelling Houfe,
called LIAIBRICK, built within a few years by a Gen-
tleman for his own refidence, fitted up in a genteel ftyle, con.
lifting of Two Sitting Rooms, Three heft Bed Rooms, wits
Water Clofet, by Bramah, Two Servants Bed Rooms, con-
venient Clofets, Kiteben, Scullery, &e. a Room with a Pump
and conveniency for heating Water forullathing, a large Coach-
houfe, and Four Stall Stable, and a [mall Shrubbery.
The Premifes are held for an unexpired Term of about 40
years, at a trifling Rent of One Shilling.
To be viewed by applying on the Premifes, and further Par-
ticulars to be had on Application to Meffrs. Norris and Robin•
fon, No. 13, Lincoln's Inn New-fquare.
The Furniture to be Sold with the Houfe.

To be Sold, purfuant to an Order of the High Court of Chan•
eery, made in a Canfe, wherein Thomas Daniel and Sir Mi.
chacl Lemon, Bart. are Plaintiffs, and Margaret Lawrence
and others, are Defendants, before JAAIES TIPPET, Gentle.
man, at the Red Lion Inn, Truro, in the county of Corn-
wall, on Monday the 145th day of April, at Bee o'Clock in
the afternoon, in one Lot,

"TAVOThirdPartsofaFREEHOLD'ESTATE,
-I- pan and parcel of that Capital Barton, called Tit Fussiest
and It SU °CAI lituate in the parifh of Frock, in the laid coup.
yof Cornwall. Particulars wherof may be had gratis, at the
Chambers of Peter Holford, Efq. one of the Matters of.the laid
Court, in SJuthainpton Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London.; at
11fellis. Smith :.nd Kekewich, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Metfra.
Shcphard and Adlington, Solicitors, Gray's Inn; and of Mr.
James 'Cippet, Solicitor, of Falmouth, in Cornwall. •

WARWICKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

The latter end of May, or beginning of
_Tune next, in different
Lots, unlefs fooner difpofed of by Private Contrad,
THE MANOR of WEDDINGTON, in the
County-of Warwick ; and alfo near 'oo Acres of ex-
ceeding rich and fertile ARABLE, MEADOW, and PAS.
TURF LAND, in Weddington afore Lid, now divided into
convenient Farms, and in the polfedion of very refpeclable Te
:tants, with fultable and convenient Farm-houfes and Buildings
[landing thereon,particulars of which wilt Ise given in due time.
Weeldington is fituatcd within ono Milc of Nuneaton, five of
Atherftonc, the fame dißance from Hinckley, nine Milcs front
Coventry, and eighteen Miles from Leicelter, is near the Wat.
ling-ftrect Road, and alfcr near the Turnpike Road leading
from Leicefter to Coventry, and within a (mall dittAnce of the
Coventry and Aibby Canals, and the Poor-rates and Land-tax
are very low.
Further information may be had by applying to Robert
Abney, of Alhby-de.la Zuuch, in the county of Libeller,
Efq. • Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame place; Mr. Farmer,
of Barton in the Beans, in the raid County of Leicefter; or
of Mr. George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nuntatun, War,
vrickiltire.

SUSSEX—.TO BE SOLD OP. LET,
THE following valuable I''RKEHOLD ESTATES,
&nate at BOGNOR.
An elegant MARINE VILLA, with (bitable attached and
detached Offices of every defcription, Walled Gardens folly
cropped, Hot, Greco, and Ice-Honks, together with a fertile'
Lawn, margined by a luxuriant Shrubbery, containing adsrly
forty Acres ; commanding very rich and variegated &laud
Profpedts; a bold and uninterrupted view of the Sea, from
which its diftant Shoat half a niitc.—.A very beautiful Chard
is attached to this Refidence, which may be purchaffid
or without the Houle.
Alfo three capital MANSIONS, in the centre of Hotham-
ton Crefent, replete with Offices, Shrubbery, Garden, and
ample Stabling.
The Furniture of all the Houfea may be taken at a fan
Valuation, and immediate Polfeffion given.
Alfo the Medow Lands, called the COW LEASES, in
Bognor Brook, which may be either put-chafed together, or is
&perste Leaks.
Llhewife about otte hundred and thirty Acres of prime
Land, In cultivation near the fea; abounding with eligible.
Scitcs to Build on, with plenty of Brick-Eartk.
Further Particulars may be known, anti-the different Eftates
viewed, by appliance to Mr. Wailer, as hia General Airccq
Chlawfter.