Star.
London, England, 1802-06-19 00:00:00

MARRIED.

Monday, at St. George's, (teen-fquarr. J. S. Harney, Barri-
fter a• Law, of the Middle Temple, to Mrs. Lightfoot, of Bar-
tier -

On the 9th inft. at St. George's, Bloginfbury, John Ruffen.
Efq. of Ounberwell Grove, to Mifs Foftcr of Han-ftreet
Inoonslbu7.

On onilay, at Arundel, Sorrel, A.J.Griffiths, Efq. Captain
n the Naey,to Mifs Parker. of that place:
Mr. Houma's, of Great St. Helen's, to Mifs Gray, only
daughter of J. Gray, Ffq. of Harley-ftrcet, Canndifh-fquare.
On the Loth inft. Mr. Fletcher, wine and coal-merchant. of
Southampton, to Mils Bata, daughter of Mr. Baker, book-
feller there.

On :he 4th intl. at Altrineham, Mr. J. R. Frrme, merchant
Liv•rpool, to Mifs Wells, daughter of the Rev. William Wdls
of Brsklchoro.

DIED.

T v.rly, at Britlingtoo-Cottag near Brit' 1, in the bit.= of
yout'a kiirs Caroline M y Vai.derhorft, youngeft daughter
of tin Atm ricau Coats'

We11.e,.14,, at Om feat of James Bourcbier, Efq. at Little
ELTtrirA war,. Hat', Childers We'batik Childers, Efq. of Cant-
ley Lodge. Yr rkAire.

At Girnasm. Ireland, George Stewart, Efq. Captain of the
Glcnarws Yeomanry

In nralion•ltreri, Dublin. Mr. Michael M'permott.

In 17,41c5-ft,e t. in the 16th year of his age, after a
ttilion, Awls. Mr P. Crar..iptoo rid& fon of MajorCrampton.
In Th ogheds Beavor Van Efq.
On the =d inftanr, Mary Hood, wife of Luke Flood, Efq. of
Point. St-:,.t lord.

On Monday !aft, at Highbury Place, joreph Mayfey, Eft. of
ArnweU. Hirt..
Lift weac, at Weft Bromwich, at the advanced age of 102,
Mr. J. Sheldon. He bat left behind him nine children, fifty-one
grand-children, ninety-brc great-grand-children, and five chil-
dren of the fourth generation.
At Path, Sir Richard Sutton, Bart. of Norwood.

At Shcpton-Mallet, Paul EN. He had eat a
hearty fupper the preceding night, retired to bed, apparently in
good health and fpirits, at eleven o'clock, and at three the neat
morning was a corpfe I
On the 9th in it. aged 84, Mr. Benjamin Dawfon, King.ltreet,
tl.e Welt Freemafon in Liverpool.
On the 4th instant, at Liverpool, Mr. Samuel Dunbabin, fur-
seen, aged y 3.

IMPOSITION never having been fo general as
at the prefer.t Crifis, it Is a duty incumbent on every perfott
who is in polfeffion of a Medicine of eflablithed reputation to
adopt the molt certain means of preventing the pollibility of a
ipurious Compotition being foaled on the Public, to the ob-
vi..ully este& liming the lives of the Affliaed, and undefervedly
bringing an invaluable preparation into dif-eftecm. It is there
coal ;erations that induce the reel-cat Proprietors of the well-
known ANTISCOItBUTIC DROPS, lie prepared by thi
la'e FRANCIS Sri casual., at his llifpcnfary, No. rs, Sohn-
fquare to acquaint Nerscus, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheu-
mak Patients, that the above is the only place where they are
prepared genuine, an.l that, by permiTion of the Commiffioners
of the Stamp-Office, a Stamp printed in black ink, is affixed to
each bottle, with the wer4s—" Spilffiury and Co. No. ts, Soho-
fiusre," alto "By the King's Patent, on the Bottle, Bill,an d
Wrapper, that the pnrchafer may be convinced of being fup-
plied with the genuine Medicine, which Is fold in bottles, at
ss. and tl. 2s. each, duty included, by the general ♦'enders of
Patent Medicines in Town and Country.

OR Rheumatifins, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica,
1. Lumbago, Head-ar Numbnefs Palfy, Indigeftion Fla-
tulent Spormodie or flying Paine, general Debility and Rana-
don of the Syßem, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &e.

. -
Experience has proved the mild ftimulating powers of
Wee: anaaa'a Essence OF MUSTARD Pills, and Flaid, the
moft effedual remedy ever made known to the world, hiving
fueeeeded in cafes of fix, Light, tell, twenty, and even of
forty years Paulding, after other means had failed, and it has,
a' !Muter cured more patients of the above complaints, than
▪ t!te m...licincs ever before made Public. The fluid Ef.
It lei. is fo fingularly penetrating and fpeedy In its operation, as
• aLrgsly to effect the cure of
SPRAINS and BRUISES by a few applications.
Widtchrad's Effence of IVluftard is prepared and fold at
• each Box or Bottle, by R. Jon xs•rus, Apothecary,
No. t c. Creek-131%1A, Soho, London :

And Its reputation Is fo univerfally eftabllfhed, that it may
he had of every Medicine Vender in Eugland, Ireland, Weft
Indies, and America. _ _ _

'Fo prevent countet kit impotition, purchafers arc requefted
to °brine, the Gcndtie is diftingniCied by the King's Patent,
and the SiguAture of R.Jon as STOII, the Patentee's Own uniting,
...,. the Ishel a earl:, Bottle or 802.

A CANTAI, SOVTH-DOWN PARK A MANSION.
HOUSE, AND SEVERAL OTHER EETATLS UPON
AND NEAR THE SOUTH DOWNS,
With 1.0111 Rion at Miehatimas neat,
TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION--By VF.RRALL and SON,
At the Star Inn, in Lewcn, on Saturday the Si th day of Jure,
xBo2, at hvn o'clock in the aftcrnrx,n.

T'HE real ESTATES of l SILLIAM WASHER,
-a- late of Seaford, Erg. deceaftd, which are very tligibly
situate upon, and near the South Downs, seal in the neighteur-
hood, of Seaford, Eadbourne, Lewes, ;Mon, and C7.lek-
field, and coedit of the following particulars:
Lot t. A Freehold Manfion-Houte, about 25 years
ago, replete with convfniencies, in fuhlt;oxial renair ; and con-
fittingofa dreakfaft Pariour,lE ' g-room at.o Drawing-room;
Kitchen and other Offices on the Ground Floor ' fix Bed Cham-
bers with Clarets on the Firlt Floor; four large Bed-rooms
on the At,ic Floor; and earellmt Cellars; with a Coach-
houfe, a four•ftall Stable, a Cow-huufe, and either Buildings;
and the Yuls, and walled Gardens adjoining ; and containing
in the what: 2it. 13 P, fituate in the Town of Seaford, tome
time fence occupied by Mr. Walker, and lztely by John Bur-
man, Efq.

Lnt a. An inclofed Patten Field, (freehold) adjoining to the
Town of Seaford, containing aA. 2 R 15 P fome time fince
occupied by Mr. Wallitr, and lately by Mr. Surrnan.
Lot 3. A Windmill, in fubilantipi repair, with a Parcel of
I.and thereto adjoining, containing a A. 27 P. &nate in Sea-,
ford, held for the remaindei of a Tonn of 99 Yea-i, com-
mencing from I.ady.day, 17(9, and now occupied by Richard
Bull.

Lot 4. A Meffoage, with the Malthoufe, Brewhoufr, Srphle„
and othcr Bniltlir,ss, Garden, and Croft of Land tit( ran Pjoiii-
ing, containing 3 R. is P. fitt.ate in the Town of .Alfrifton.
and now iu the occupation of Mr. Jima Skinner.
Lots A Meffstage, divided into Two Dwelling* fituate
In tin centre of the Town of Alfrifton, with a Barn, Garden,
and Croft of Land behind it, containing 2 R. 6 P. now oc-
ropi4 d by Mrs. Sarah Newnan, and Edward Deering, her
Under taunt.

Lot 6. A capital and compad South Down Farm, called
Wiuktbn Farm, (a (mall part or which is Copyhold, and the
frAt er part ire, hold) ; confiding of a Farm-houfe, three
cages. Four Earn., with the Stables, and other Buildings, and
013 A. 3 IL 20 P. of Arabic, Alcadow, Pallare, Brooh-land,
and hhcep-down, Senate in Winktoo, and in the Patiflies of
AlorllLm and Berwick, (within ,3 miles of Seaford, ; of CAl-
bourne, and 9 of Lewes) and now occupied by Mr. John Adc,
and Mr. James Mach:At, rofpeolvtly.
Lot;. Several Paled.. 4.f Arable Land, cootlining 9f A.
l'enantry Alealure, fnuatr in the Town Laine of Alfrifton, II
St wcp Lrazea an Alfrilt.ni Tenantry Down, and a (mall P.,rcel
of Drookaland, ..allui the 1 own Brook, in Alfrifion, now oc-
cupied by M. John Adc a:nil Mr. James Marchant, refpes-
flatly.

I.: It B. A Freehold Mein:age. R.rn, and f-veral Parcel+ of
land, lying well togeth:t untainihg hA. aR. is Chiddingly,
now occuried by Ralph Bull.
Li)! 9. A Manage, Earn, and ft...rat Parcels of Ar:ble,
Meadow, and Pafture Land, containing 61 A. aR- as P.
Mune in Chalvington, and now oc:upied by Robert Parris.
Lot. Ici. A compadt and eligible rarm, confdting of a Mei-
huge, barn, Oaftimufe, and kveral Parcel.. of Arable, Mea-
dow, and Pafture Land, containing ya A. 3R. P. fituate in
Barcombv, about three miles front LeWei, r.uw w.cupled
by Wm. Towner.

'Lot it. A Freehold Farm, well Rock ...I with young and
thriving Timber; and confining of a Nieff.e.ge, Two Barnes.
~nd other Bundles, and (mien! Parcels of Meadow
Pallure, and %Wood land, called Rout's farm, eontainieg
140 A. 3R. 14 P. &tate in Shoreham and Eidney, (near
Cucklield, and the great Turnpike Road to Brigiuuti:,, and
now occupied Isy Henry Rifhop.
Lot 12. Two Pieces of Pallure Land, containing yA. 7P.
Situate atWeoli-ltrect, in Arlington, and now occupied by
James Niatchant.

Lot lg. A Cottage, Barn, Garden, ar.d Orebard, and Pared
of !Weadow Land thereto adjoining, containing 3A. i R sS I'.
innate at the Street in Wilmington, and now octal i. d 'ay
Wi:liatn Vine.

Lot fa. A Parcel of Arable Land, called PiLkitants, con-
taining 6 A. 28 P. fituatc In %Vilrnwgton, and now occupied by
Mr. John Ade.
List rt. Two Parcels of Meadow and Arable Land, eallel
' the Pick&ld or Thornwell Field, and the Warren sir SorfitAdo
containing together 9 A. 1 R. 34 P. Ituate in Wilmington,
and now occupied by Mr. John Me.
Lot a 6. A Parcel of Arable l.and, called Blaelnan's Field,
containing j A. a R. tt P. fituatc in Wilmington, and now
occupied by Mr. John Ade.
Lot t 7. A Parcel of Meadow Land, called Doman's or Dor-
mond's Field, containing 4A. t R 3o P. fituatc in Arlington,
and now occupied by Mr. James Morchant.
AU the above Eftates arc held by the Tenants from Year to
Year, and every Tenant, (except the Tenant of Lot 3, whole
year ends at a fublegaent time), has had Notice to quit at Mi-
chaelmas next.

The Tenants win thew the feveral Ethics; and further P..r-
ticulars may be had of Mr. Hopur, of Lewes.