Star.
London, England, 1802-10-04 00:00:00

KENT.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, CLIFFE, KENT; and CHA-
THAM, KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBERT BURR.,
On Tuefday the 23d of November, 1802, at the Bull Inn,
Rochelter, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in Two Lots,
LOT t. A LL that Capital Manor Farm, called
MORTIMERS, lying in the Parifh of Cliffe, in
Kent, about Four Miles from Rocheiter, and Five from Grave 7
feud, comprifing the Manor-houfe, and proper Outbuildings,
and about 180 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Paflure. Wood,
and• Orchard, in a good Country, and all, except the Mart!' of
about Seven Acres, and the Meadow of about Two Acres,
and Two final! Pieces of Arable, One about One Acre, and
another of about Three Roods, lying remarkably well together,
r with a Ring Fence, the Manor-houfe in the centre. Thefe
Premites are now in the occupation of Nicholas Stevenfon, at
the very iow Rent of 2801. per Annum, under a Leafe for 21
years, trout Miehaclmas, 1794, with a Power for either Land-
lord or Tenant to determine the fame at One Year's IsTriticc.

LOT 2. All that rubftantial Brick Meffune, front;ng Cha-
tham High-ftieet, nearly oppofite the Market-place, now hi
the Occupation of William Trott, with the Yard and Appur-
tenants; and One Tenement behind the fame. And all thofe
Ttvo fubftantlal Brick Meiruays, with the Stables, Barn,
Lodgep, and -very extenfive Yard, now in the Occupation of
Samuel Role Town Carter • and alto all thofe two Pieces of Gar-
den-grog:4db the occupation of Thomas Colch,:iter ; all which
Prentifes bcOchind the firft mentioned Brick Meffuage,front-
frig Chisatint High-ftreet, and adjoin there',, and contain,
from front to rear, about asy feet, and in Imealith,in the rear,
about '7l feet, ant4re nnw let on Leafe for a term of u years,
which will expire at Cloiflattas next, to Mr. John Crowcher, at
the Toy low and inaiSegiate rent of 201. per ann. Leffee cove-
nanting to 410 all repairs fubftantially, and are under let, to
Under-ttnants,at very confiderabil advanced Rents.

Lots. very advantageoufly fituate in the very bcft part of
the tows of Chatham, has a,.remarkably plentiful and good
fpring of water at a (mall dißance from the furfa.ce, and is fur.
ficiently extenfive for carrying on any Manufatory, and lies ai
a fmall &Ranee from, and eary carriage from the River Med-
way, and will be (hewn on application' to Mr. Robert Wells
C.hathanr.
Lot 1. will be Sewn on application to the Tenant.
For further particulars enquire of Marrs. Twopenny, Ro-
(letter, where a Map of Lot a, and Plan bf Lot 2, may be
I teen ; and of Mr. Burr, Audtioneer, Cbatbam

WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED.'
May 7.7, TFI/22.
clßit is but jutlice to your merit, that I lho,ittd
►acknowledge in this Public Manner, the Good F.ffelit I at.
perienced from tjsking your valuable Medicines, the Botal*il
Syrup and Nervous Cordial.
I was afflidted for feveral years with a Violent Scorbutic Dif-
order ; as, alto' with Deafuers in an alarming degree.—l could
find no benefit for there Complaints, although I applied to feve-
ral of the moft eminent of the Faculty, but was perfedlly cured
by taking the above. Medicines.
I am, Sir, your ever Graceful and Humble Servant,
JOSEPH ARTHY, Fanner and M After,
Neybridge, near Malden, Ell z.
To M% 13rndum, Alhion,ftreet, Blackfliars.
ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH Hal' WELLS, SEA
•
BATHERS, /kg, &c.
Dr. Bacipuat begs leave to recommend the Botanical Syrup
(the virtues of which are acknowledged by pcifons of the firft
faihion and difiinetion) to Bathers immediately after quitting
the Bath, and one hour before, and ikpartieular to thole who
are fubjeet to eruptions atiGng from vitined humour=, :curvy,
&c. the quantity taken each time two table fooonCuls.
To nervous and debilitated conftitetirriit genera!, 2wlng to
an irregular courfe of life, as hard drinking, eaccCiv • &clef, and •
thole debilities brought on by not knowing the clai.gcrous ten-
dency of a certain habit contracted at an early ale, thc nodal•
r&onnnends the NE *you s Cokut.ac, two te,a-fpoons of which
to be taken one honr before bathing, and one after. Ten nit.
Mites walk after is neceirary. •
The NerronsCordial hasbeen particularly efficacious in Amei
rica, where even a thoufand perfons have been laved during thi
late prevakuce of the yellow lever.—The Dodiur particularly
recommends the above Medicine to perfons going out to the Ei3
or Wit Inuues, wh^r• the change of air and climate revird di4
aid of medicine to preen' the dangerous confequence which
mutt refuk in VAViO'.O3 Onnititurk,n 4.

The medicines may be had it all•!iours, with proper threes
tions wtolefale and retail; and wlt.);:vLr wiles to confult thie
Dodoi, may do it every Monday, Tue(slay, Wednefday, anj,
Thurfday, front eleven to three O'clock, \at his houfe as above.
—Pleafc to ihalte the bottle.

N. B. Perfons who apply for thefe medicines, will pleafe to
take notice, that it will be in vain to expect any relief from thii
remedy without punauality ; fur taking a bottle or, tvvipro-
perly, then leaving off fur fume days and beginning again, will
be of no kind of i:rvice. It moult be taken regular ; and in tome
cafes it bath required the quantity fleet:Wary for a perred cure;
t 3 be taken before the patialt has perceived that lie had ob.,
tained any relief; therefore perfons in the country, who with..
to go through a regular cnurfc of it, Mould take care to have a
pr•per fapply of Dr. Broduiu's medicines.
rine Botanical Syrup and Reitorative Nervous Cordial, to be
had at the Dodoes houfe, N 0.9, near the Le
varlan Mufeam, Surry-fide of Blackrian Bridge, in Bottles at.
tl. is.; t Is.; and 64.; (duty included) ; Jeboult Sc Co.'s, late 13a-
con,No. rso,Oxford-itreet, opyofite Bond-Street; Golding, No.
4 Is COrphin ; Ward, tlo. 324, Holborn; Withers (late CockeU'F )
Ntedicine Warehoufe, No. 229, Strand, Templeear ; 'fiat's(
Royal Exchange; Williams, Perfumer to his Majefty, No. 41,
Pall-Mall; E. Newhery, Corner of St. Paul's Chutch yard ;
.Iton's, Royal Exchange; Ching an .I Butler, No 4, Cheap-
fid..; Burgeois, Amick, and son, No. 32, Haymarket; Shaw's.
Vlctlicine Warehoufe, ILO- art:cc, Borough, oppofite the South-,
wark Bank; Mr. niding's, No. 76, Oxforu ltrcct, appoint
the Pantheon ; Forbes, Pruggia, No. p, Blackinat,-th-tcs,
Boreu‘h; and Di:ey,

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FRANCE.

PARIS. 7 VENDEMIAIRE, SEPT. 29.

The Ertl Economic and Patriotic Society of
Bpaio has admitted as Members Count RUMFORD,
Dr. WIN FR, and the Abbe SICARD. rt has granted
the fame honour to the Minifter of State M. Ds
CtvsLtos, and the Duke list. INFANTANDO, as an
homage pai.l to the noble care and efficacious zeal
which they employed to propagate in their country
the method fo valuable and interelling of teaching
the deaf and dumb.
The EMPEROR of GERMANY has conferred the
the of Baron of the Empire on the celebrated
Sett ILLER, as a reward for his diftinguiffied talents.
On the zd Vendemiaire (Sept. 24) the Minifier
of the Interior prefented a Report to the Govern-1
anent, the domeilic fituation of the Republic,
during the pt eceding year. It contains a detail of
the molt important decrees which were paired for
the better regulation of a variety of matters of in.
ternal policy. He begins by flaring the vat( fu-
periority of the labours of the Government for
prel.:rviug tranquillity. and for encouraging induf.
try above any preceding year 'ince the foundation
of the Republic, and proceeds-to enumerate the
molt interetling of the many beneficial aets which
were framed for thele important purpofes. Cow-
plaints were made refpeeting the proportion of
taxation whA attach-Al t-o different claffes, as
Neil as the mode in which the taxes were coiled-
ed, and a frecial Commiffiou was appointed to
new-model the whole of this portion of the finan-
cial department. Agriculture loudly called for
the proteCtion of the Government, and falittiry
laws were formed for affording it all requifite en-
couragement. New laws were required for the
intcretts of commerce, and a new code of mari-
time regulations was prepared. The relative du•
ties of fervants and mailers were grofsly mifun.
del flood, and nothing but confufion and diforder
prevailed betwixt artificers and their employers.—
The whole of this important fubje& bad come
ender difcuffion, and many ufeful rules were
framed; equally calculated to promote the inter.
efts of the refpeaive parties ' • a better fyftem was
introduced into the bufinefs of banking boufes,
entrepots for commerce were eftabliffied in the
principal cities, generous encouragement was
given to every department of trade, the alienated
property of hofpitals and other charitable inilitii-
lions were rellored, new canals were dug for faci-
litating intercourfe betwixt the different depart-
ments of the Republic, great roads were formed
or repaired, and the port% of the Republic, fhut
for ten years, were opened to receive the !hips of
• 'all the maritime nations of the world.
Public inftration was in a moll deplorable fitu-
ation, and all good men lamented the ignorance
of the riling generation.
By the law of the t ith Floreal (May 1) it was
reßored, and by the decree of the 18th Germinal
(April 8) religion was brought back to the Repub-
lic. Morality received its only true fupport by
being united with religion. The poor experienced
confolation ; the good were fillies( with hope; the
wicked were infpited with terror.
The depredations of brigands were repreffed ;
a police admirably calculated for the prefervatier
of tranquillity was ettabliflied ; matures were
taken for the more impartial adminiftration o•
intlice, and a body of the molt enlightened indi
viduals were arranging a new Civil Code. To
crown all thefe advantages, the Government sew-
placed on a folid bafis, and thehopes of difaffed
ed and defigning men 'were deftroyed. Ever
obftacle to the public profperity was removed, ano
nothing was wanting on the put of the Govern-
ment to purfue the fame fyftem of policy to fecurt
the happinefs of the people.
Five per Cents. 53 fr. 70 c.