Star.
London, England, 1802-11-12 00:00:00

A REWARD.

ANY Perron will be liberally rewarded who (hall
communicateto Potter, Son, Unthank and Fortier, A.
tornies, in Norwich, fitisfaCiory evidence of the death of Joists
COOK r, late of the part& of Seottow, in the County of No. fulk,
or information which than lead to the difcovtry of him, if Ile be
living. He was born in the year 5774, and in the Spring of the
year 5794 entitled into the regiment called the Old huffs; (hurt-
ly aftrr which he was drafted into the 35th regiment of foot,
and in the Autumn of that year was with the tick of the tail•
mentioned regiment, in barracks, in Dublin, where he is fuir
pofed to hive been left when the regiment embarked for the
Welt Indies.

ST. CROIX—DANISH WEST INDIES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Garraway's Coffee-houfe, London, in March next, (unlefs
an acceptable offer (hall be fooner rinds).
THE SUGAR PLANTATION, called
BEESTON HILL,
Situate one mile and a half from Bafs End, the Capital of the
IflAnd ; with about Ninety-three Negroes of all defcriptions,
a good Stock of Cattle, and every other requifite for the ad-
vantageous occupation f the Eflate, which co Milts of about 150
Acres of excellent Land, in Sugar and Provifion Grounds, a
very (mall portion but what Is valnable in its kind. An excel-
lent Dwelling-houfe, in one of the pleafanteft and moft healthy
fituations in the Welt-Indies; Windmill, Boiling Houle, with
I two Sets of COppers, Curing-houfe, Molaffes Receiver, Ruin
Cellar, two Stills, three-ftall Stable, Coach-lioufe, and other
detached Offices. The whole in good repair. The purchafer
to have poff:filon on the aft of Auguft, 1803. The purchafe
money to be paid in each or fatisfattory bills, to per cent. at
the time of fale ; to per cent. at the time of delivering poffeffion;
and.the remainder by four yearly inftalnunts, with fecurity for
plyment in London, with intereft at 6 per cent. • •
Further particulars may be had by enquiring upon the Pea.
mires; of Mr. Vanderrnerfch, Mukovy-court, Tower-hill;
or Mr. Peafam. Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-Rust.

NEAR THE CITY OF CHESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Thurfday, November 18,
in Four Lots, at One o'Clock,
THE LIFE HOLD INTEREST of a Healthy
Gentleman, aged Twenty-nine Years, in lie very capital,
valuable, and improvcable Freehold Eftates, comprifing Thre?
diftina Manors, in the County of Chefter, let at old and very
low Rents, amounting to 23781.95. id. but of the eftimated
Value of upwards of THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, viz.
the Manor of Chriitleton and Townihip of Rowton, within a
Mile and a Half of the City of Chefter, containing a good
Farm-houfe, fuitable Out-houfes, Cottages, &c. and ssc Acres
' of Arable, Meadow, Pafturc, and Wood-land, let at low Rents
I (the Chief Rent, included) of 11431. 9s. td. The Manor of
Huntington, fituate within Seven Miles of Chefter, compnling
good Farm-houfe. Out-honks, and 677 Acres of excellent rich
Land, let at low Rents, amounting to 9131 Gs. The Manor
of Srighton, fitulte within Two Miles of the City of Chefter,
confifting of feveral good Farm-hoafes. Out-houfes, &c. and
221 Acres of rich Land, let at low annual Rents of 19 tl. las. 7d.
Alfo a Meffuage, with [nimble Out-buildings, called Tatten-
hall, and 143 Acres of Land, let to a Tenant at will, at the
low annual Rent of 1301.
The whole of thefe valuable Eftates are held, with other
Eftates, In truft, for a Term which will nearly exceed Six
Years, and will then become the abfoluteProperty in Poireigon
of the Purebafer, during the Life of the laid Healthy Gentleman,
aged. 29 years,
Printed Particulars may be now had of James Jones, Efq.
Dover-ftreet; Mr. Wilkinfon, Red Lion-fquare; and Mr.
Powell, Solicitor, Abergavainy ; of the Printers of the Chefter,
Liverpool, Manehefter, and Nottingham Papers; Rainbow,
Corn- hill; and in Pall-Mall.