Star.
London, England, 1804-05-30 00:00:00

FREEHOLDS, OR4VESEND, KENT.

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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR. PHII'PS,
To-nciaaow, the Sift inft. at twelve o'Clock. at Garrawapa
Coffee Houfe, Change-Allay, Cornbill, London. by order of the
Commifnaners under a Comminion of Bankruptcy againft
hleffrs. jofeph and William Spraggon, in Parfuance of all Order
of the Lord Chancellor, and by brier of the Aniseed, in Lots,
THE following VALUABLE and deferable
FREEHOLD ESTATES, confining' s( Twenty-one. Dwel-
ling Haulm in eiigible and advantageous Situations, In the Town
of Graveled, via. A Ipasious well built convenient Dwelling
Hook, three Storiei bii,th, with • detached Kitchen, Brewhoure.
and Offices. alto a Capacious Coal Warrhoufe, capable of holding
r 403 ChaldrOn, and a Dw fling adjoining molt advantageoufly ii-
tuated, in Wrft-O.teet., communicating with Church-ftreet, and
near the Water Side. Tilde Pretend are in band, particularly
well Suited for the Coal rrade,in which they have been occup.ed,
and the Purchafer will hive immediate Poneffion.
A New Built Brick Menage four Storks high, with four Rnorns
upon a Floor and Loil over. with Chaire-Nook, Two-Stall Stable,
and Plarnefcßooms. Inoatt,l In Royul-Oak Yard.
Sit Neat Brick Dwelling-Hodes adjoining in the Occupation of
Marrs. Mannirldge and others, Yearly Tenants.
Two Unfinifhed Prick DwelPng Houfes, foes Stories Istrh, con-
taining a great Number of Apartments with Shops upon the
Ground Floor, fituattd in Chinch-Street, and a smaller Ditto
adjoining.
Alfo Two Convenient Uw-11,ng-Honfes, font Stories high, ad-
vantageoally fituated in the High Street, in the Occupation of the
Widow Lukes and Mr. William Mould, and SIN Subdantial New
Built Brick Dorceing-Houfca in the Globe Yard adjoining, id to
refpeelahle Yearly Tenants.
'robe Viewed with Leave of the Tenants, and by applying to
Mr. WAIN, Slopfelkr, and Mr. frau Cmik.Carpentor, at Grave
fend, of whom Printed Particulars may be had, alto at the Inns in
the Nrightxturhood ; of Mr. Nisid, Solicitor, Prefeot-ftreet ; of Mr.
Phipps, Copt hall • Cot. rt, l'h• 0,-,-nortorollreet ; and at Garr., wa y's
Coffee-Houle Chsezt-Anny, Cnrsibill, 1 .ention.

TOTON. NO ITINCHAMSHIRE.
TO Br SOLD BT At7t.:4loN, BY MR. GASKIII.,
At h). S. 's Rte.m, 1.n..,:r0.v.1.44:1neharn. on Saturday, the 10
ty of lone rev, httsvern the Hours of Thrsc and Four

o'Cl^^lt in the .1!..r0n,u.
54 R to Coodt•ote, thrn and there to be prolueed,
re, etio r or to 1.0n,_

A MOST ELIGIBLE and TRULY DF.ST:I.-
ABLE ERrEiloim V rATF, crime in the Lorally7of

Triton, the Crunte of am. contittlng of a tont a iaid
am: en built contanorg a H.II, two Par-
tin r, fC•elten,eigl•t rood Sec t-Telier with two
.•abliier for la :Hocks, C,.ach bode. A cm:we:tient Farm_
: .r :en, Ix ailed to the A. 11.1 Falt, well plant,l with
a • et nairhably rich Arab!: and Pa.-
in l'a••• con:aning, in the Wee.,
upwards ot r., r, in a Ring Fence, and adjoaiing the
l-fonf Free tor in tde Ritrxr Trent, where the bad (Almon
fa ca. •e'd ; 'l', a R. lit ut 1-.lltry in the Rico En.wafh, both of
River, .in the !,t
I.ikew tie t 9 Acre. of fhb Meadow Land. in the
Lord:111r of Long hatot.. liiii•g C.Oli‘jOli• to the atieve FIN tr.
Txt:in i, a rialiar ;file c• Loran-tip. abounding in !tame,
•rol fituaie shot fin o.:!ae ;tom Nottingham, the Tarnii.lie-
uu I leading to gx, Don.egton, &r.
Aqd
31st '..h-.ire hita•r coo,. .• • pia... 'fnt riaxve of Clift.e. !lAN, dcc.
Ih, Land -fax i• n:keno-a. aainiediatt Rodelaion of the
whole Fitaii may be had, If ilcii•fd
Cora view of the hllaro. agnly to Mr. Jahn lowett, of Toton
and :a fr.at for :he :.• Prorate Cun•rget.
Moffat. I •;T, ' rc v re. at :,:ottieg
r Welfe °thee, and : • Coice t•f Wilii m htretion.
Ider and Sure or, .nt, a Sl..p of the Mite ia
.0:•• 0'• a: flrdze of Veils. Nla:Joagal
.nd 1 Now ziovaare, l..••••!.'. :no, latredon, 111/41.1.1ted Par.
tki,:as may bt had so daps rosnyta to tot ask.

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Thla day wal pubtL ed,ls 4t price 48.6 d kind.
REC AL OP. 1110 MUS—a Bagatelle.--
By BENJAMIN THOMPSON, Eft
fntollatot of the Goma* Theatre. sod of th- Stranger. as per-
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formed at the Theatre-Y.uyal.D..ty.hne.

Printed for G. and J. Robinfon, Pattrn;sftcr.mw.
This day were putillOsed, prim 71. in boards,
Nif EMO I RS on RESPIRATION by LAZA RUS
bri SPALLANZANL Edited from she unpublithed Manu•
'cripts of the Autism, by John Sencher, Member of &vend Lite-
riry Fneeties and Academies Correfpondcitt Member of the
Nahum' luilioste, and Librarian at Genera.
. Printed for O. and J. Robinfon, Pa:moiler-row.
Juft publifhed, dedicated to Dr. HAWES, Landoll,
rHE DUTY of the RELATIONS of thole who
411 are in DANGEROUS ILLNESSES. and the HAZARD
If NASTY INTERMENTS 4 A SERMON, preached at Lan-
mike, July 17, triod,
By the Rec. S. GIRLS.
'Death may amp as Nature awry hours,
And yrt the fire of life Medic again
Thiiierpreit fyirltsl
London Sold by T. Caku, aachierfoury; and J, Shame,
Warwick•ftreet, Golden-Spare.

Ate!), maniacal, elegantly printed In one volume, odavo, price s'
dedielited, py pertnitams, to hl► Royal Higlands Prince

LIAM FILDIIIICL, -
SERMO NS on fever.d Subjefts and Occafions.
By ()FORGE VANDRUOH, 1.L.8.
Rtaor of isughton, and Captain to his Royal Highocfs
Prince WILLIAM FILLDLEICK.

Sold by F. and CAUsingtoo, Bt. Paul's Church yard; T. Cadet!
and W. !helm Strand ; and J Redskin, New Bond- ftreet. London ;
and Vines. C,itie-flrtet, LlverpoOL
The Third Edition (t as. a dozen) of Mr.Vanbcogh'eTradt aat the
rellskrus Obferrance of the .Sabbath. Is raid by F. and C. Riving-
St Paul's Church-yard; and J.RoWgc, New Bond-Brat,

This day warpdbliated,
In One very large Volume Bvo. bandfoniely printed,
And illnitrated with Nine Hato, by Lowry, price tas. boards,
AN EXPEttIMENTAL INQUIRY into Of
NATURE and I'iIOPAOATIANof NEAT.

_ _ _
By 19H24 LESLIE
Printed foe jMa*man, No, 11. Poultry.
Of whom may be had, jolt publOted,
ShefALL'a ACCOUNI' of the Ad PRONOMICAL MECO-
VERIES of KbPLF-R ; including an Hiltoricel Review of the
Syllape which bad tuccslivriy prevailed befwe hie dine. Elu-
cidated by eleven littronoraieil Plates, by Lowry, 76.6dawards.

This day was publifhed,very handcar:oily printed in One Vo-
!tune, Svo, price ys. in boards,
ATRIOTISM ; or the Lave of our Country ;
P
•Ati Ellay, ilintinsted by Examples from ancient and modern.
Hiftnry. Dedicated to the Volunteers of the Dotted Kingdom.
By WILLIAM CREND,
Anther of Evening Amufernentv Principles et ?station, Princi-
ples of Algebra.a.c.
Printed for J. Mawrnan, No 12. Poultry.
Of whom may be had, ju ft publftheeL
Miatsa's kil&fOlIC•L Vtew of the EnOLISII
fn,t.. the Settlement of the Saxons in Britain to the prefent time,
4 Vats Siva iL 111. in boards.
Lama'. His roar Of SCOTLAND. the fecond Editine.cerriebed.
with a preliminary lliffertation on the Participation of Mary
geinn d Sean in tie murder of llarraien 4 VOl4 BIM tL tea. in
4/0.221.1.

In the profs, and on &thirdly neat will be pabielhed, in one vu-
lame, (+dawn,
BONAPARTE, •nd the FRENCH PEOPLE
UNDER His CONSULATE.

(*ranilated from the German.
Vents. odium pork."
Printed for Tipper and Itichkrds, 37. Leadetiltalidlreet.
The great fenfation which this work has created all over Ger-
Many ha. been csmildnubly inereafed by the meafures a:lopted by
the periecutor of all toleration to prevent its bang circulated. It
had kareely appeared (Ge weeks ago) when it wssinterdidted in all
the principal Seat s ; and a penalty of ices tie dollars order; d to be
hillicied on the sender or porehafer of the book. The Pub•ithen
ban bee, fortunate coottgb to procure, through a very high char-
riel,a espy of the original ; and from its curious developentent of
the private character of the new Emperor; the deep view It has
taken f the fecret intrigues of the Thuilleries ; and from its mat
terly deferiptlon of the French People, they hope it may not be
u•LacceptaLle to the public.

Our Government has required, in the Eleaorate
of Hanover, 3000 more horfes for out cavalry, and
t too for our artillery. As the ehell of the Hanove-
rian Government is entirely empty, Gen. Dassoeess
has ordered the bodes to be token, in the different
towns and villages in Hanover, by French Officers
and Commiffaries. The owners of thefe bottles will
arrange the prices and the mode of payment, with
the Members of the Hanoverian States. When this
requifition of hones is completed, Hanover will have
furnifhed us, within tilde loft twelve months, with
25,500 horles f. r our cavalry ; (,800 for our dragoons,
or biases ; and 502; tor our artillery.—Le Pah/kyle.
Prince /Cowan, whom the public voice nomi-
nated Governor over the education of the young
Grand DuLs, lons of the Ruth to EMPIllnIt,
RUMS, and probably for a long time. He intends
to purchase an etlate near Fianciclort upon the Maine,
and to pals there the remaining part of his lite, far
from all public affairs. Dining the time he aned AS
Clial.,:ellor in Ruflia, he proved bin:dawn eitiigh:-
tiled hotelman ; Audio lutes in him a pattiot, and
Froitc: a friend. .

FRANCE.

PARIS, MAY is.

The Canal from Aignemortes to Beaucaire con-
tinues to be dug without interraption with the gi.e •t-
-ell Aftivity. Four thoufand pert ant are daily cm•
pl,irtd. One part, of 3700 fathoms in lensib,
and the counter canals depending span them, are at-
eA,:y tinithed in the greatett petite/lion. The digging
:.iom the bridge of Nourignier to the walls of beau-
caire, is beiides completed. They work wiih the fame
and aaivity on the Ilaicer,, brie) e., and other
of ars. Every necesiltry difpoution is made
to drain all morales, and it is hoped that every thing
krill be ready, In that the canal n oil be nasigable be-
tine the fair of Beaucaire. year t 3, and that a coun-
try tinwholefome and insetted by peitilential morailzs,
will then he converted into fertile and that
cairn will iirow %%here reptiles niilv lived. What
La WI% NCI".'. WAS Meditilf ing G.r filty Ve.iff, BC!4•-
PARTE has finished in twenty-live months.. This is
the ditieret.tie between the centuries of there two
racers, between whoie reign was a vacuum of near
DI" ~11.111

La Vendee. in gratituae.for the quiet and happi-
ezr, the inhabitar,s h tve enjoyed under the paternal
Cove, nment rd the Ilk sr Cox stn., have nominat 73
6CA •14bitNI,14, a echiidate ter the 6:.-

his relati

SECRET FRINCH
The following article is mat.
Tate letter from Paris of a teem

" The prefent Secret Fret.
upon the plait of the Secret Germ;
ing the twelfth, thirteenth. and -
with the only exception that
removes obnoxious or layette
fecret tribunals fecretly. coodear
ecuted every pettron incurring t
the preterit French fyflens, all.
in the other, the forms wet
death Milt", Under the prelat
appear from fociety, to be r
he tranfported, nr to be Riot,
the cattle, equally unknown to
executioners. It is, and remail
verument. Formerly the ace'
tried, acquitted, or condemn(
pare themfelves for defence, ;
if poffible, their perfectunis.
tern, all flight is impollible ;
becaufe the agents of our
where, in England as in
in Attica, it. Turkey as in
Pall proffers the dercription [ifgartinrwei
perfecuted ; they are informer
of rerun, and have afar/lei&
Unknown to each other, theft
by their reports as by their
Engltien, Moreau, Pichegru
were watched by hundreds
whom not two knew each of
Wed.'s., and the Bourbons
rounded by numerous agent'
to them, as to each other. '
Cabinets of St. Peterfborgh,
lin. are as well known to nut
of Madrid, Florence, Naples,
or of Berne. There agents fit
Ilantinople, as in the Coogrefs
and though their fentiments
fervices meet in the fame eel
vereiyn, not a Minilter, not
Counfellor, not a Warrior, not
chant, not an Author of an;
watched, by the ievifikle ages%
who employ the talents of pets
-of sews, to ferve them; they take the advantateisf
the Popularity of an orator in the &nate, as well as
of the fathinnable imbecility of a ballad-anger in the
ilreet ; they influence the decifions of privy councils
in palaces. as well as the malls of faftions at a
public tavern. Their aitivity is feels in the budget
of the finances for a Rate, as well as a fdbfcriptmn
for epic-nee or charitable inflituting. They Wired/7
decide the marriage of princes, as well as the divorces
of fubjefts. The political, as well as the iIIIKWOINI
intriguer wears often their livery.
" I'he law promulgated, the air fang. the hatpin
c oncluded, the treaty figned, the war declared, the
peace proclaimed, are more than often their doings.
They employ at the fame time, and for the fame pur-
pore, the devotion of the Chritlian and the infidelity
of the Deill ; the bigotry of the Snperßitious, and the
blarpheury of the Atheili 4 the intolerance of the Fa-
natic, and the indifference of the Philoropher. They
penetrate and plot equally in the pagoda of the fin-
dool, Cm temples of the Chinefe, in the morgues at
Conflantinnple, in the church of St. Peter, at Rome,
' and in the grand fynagogue at AmfFerdam. The
Royal Exchange in London. and the sth market at
Paris; the diamond mines at Brazil, and the marble
quarries in Laponia ; the galleons at Cadiz, and the
Rower-hail at Naples, are equally vifited and infpe&ed
by them. It is more difficult to fay where they are
not than where they are; what tranraftions &ape
dui? notice than thefe they influence.

Some of the agents dour levet pclice are paid,
others ale volunteers ; but they all combat under the
fame banners : tiley all tight for the fame eaufe, and
they are allregilleted at the fame office, in the fame
reeler. Though the volunteers are more numerous
than the regular•. the eapeoce of our Government for
ilihria;;fl amounts yearly to eighty millions of
here, ; a larg.: (urn, if it was not ►emembeted, at the
tim-, that tributary kings and nations pay es
more than three times that turn ; and that we
owe co/iiiiy to the agentit of our ferret police the power
vr: !•are to command Inch an enormous external tti•
h. t-.

" Foreigner,„ as well at Frenchmen, have done
Fondle the h^nout of conflicting him the parent of
tan- lrciet u.)!icc but they are all rrilaken. Its
Plan wat prop,led to ohr Cabinet under the Mo.
mud's-, but laid a!lie as impraaicable. Talleyrand
wit the per: .n who cotretted and imrroved this
pl in ; and oor I,ct et police may theref,,re jelly be
called hi. n.it::ial Thoogh our Grand Piers
is a mit.iiler p-lice, Tall,yr;ind refl.:es in the -1-
_ _
et P,:;:ce. J;iec,,,a!i its rrerA:ions, re-

•
. •
- (Pima six-nnoz.
nate, and the Flair Cons a. has honoured the choice
with his approtsation.—Le Graeae dr Prams. '
The water works at St. Cloud will now play rep-
holy every Sunday, during the Caron, though the
expencc will amount to feveral millions. So little I:
does our beloved Chief regard money, when he 'it
knows that be can give pleafure to the Parifiatis.
1
s.
SECRET FRINCH POLICE.
The following article is made the rallied of a, pg.
Tate letter from Paris of a recent date :
The prefent Secret French Police is founded
upon the plait of the Secret German Tribunals, dun
ing the twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries,
with the only exception that it fccretly infixed. or
-removes obnoxious or forpefted perfons •' whillt the
fecret tribunals fecretly. condemned, and randy ez-
ecuted every peuron incurring their dirpleafurn 1R 1
the preen French fyfiens, all foram are laid Ade a
in the other, the forms wet more terrible than
death itfclf. Under the prernt fyftem, perfons
appear from fociety, to be (hut up in dungeons, to
he tranfported, nr to be fhot, without often knowing
the cattle, equally unknown to the jailor and by their 1
executioners. It is, and remains, the fecret of Go-
veritment. Formerly the accufed were fummoned,
tried, acquitted, or condemned ; had time to pre-
pare themfelves for defence, or by flight to efcape.
if imitable, their perfecotort. Under the prefent lyf- 1
tem, all flight i impntLble ; efcape avails nothing. 4
becaufe the agents of our fecret police are every
where, in England as in Ruffle. in America as
in Africa, it. Turkey as in the EaR Indies; they
all poffefs the deft:4;min° Usgakrarai] of the perfors
perfecuted ; they are informed of his habits, places
of refort, and have &facial& of his hand-writing.--
Unknown to each other, there agents aft in unifon
by their reports as by their affirms. The Duke of
Enghien, Moreau, Pichegru, Georges, and others,
were watched by hundreds of agents for years, of
whom not two knew each other. Louis XVIII. at
Warfel,, and the Bourbons at London, are yet for-
roaded by numerous agents unknown and irranjfik ppe
to them, as to each other. The tranfaftions of the
Cabinets of St. Peteriburgh, of Vienna, and of Bee•
lin, are as well known to our Government. ar chore '
of Madrid, Florence, Naples, St. Cloud, the Hague,
or of Berne. There agents fit in the Divan at Con-
-Itantinople. as in the Congrers of .the Americans;
and though their fentiments are often oppnfite, their
fervices meet in the fame central point. Not a, So.
vereirn, not a Minitter, not a Statefman, not a
Counfellor, not a Warrior, not a Banker, not a Mer-
chant, not an Author of any reputation, who is not 1
watched, by the irrogile agents of our fecret
who employ the talents of preachers, as well as thrice
-of afters, to Wee them ; they take the advantage of - •
the popularity of an orator in the (*cafe, as well as
of the f4thinnable imbecility of a ballad-Roger in the
dreet ; they influence the deciflons of privy councils
in palaces. as well as the toads of faftions at a
public tavern. Their aftivity is feels in the budget
of the finances for a Rate, as well as a fnbferiptmn
• for epic-air or charitable iodinating. They iodireBhy
decide the marriage of princes, as well as the divorces
of fubjefts. The political, as well as the aaaaroas
intriguer wears often their livery.
" che law promulgated. the air fag, the bargain
• c faluded, the treaty figned, the war declared, the
price proclaimed, are more than often their doings.
.1 •
ey employ at the fame time, and for the fame pur-