Star.
London, England, 1803-05-17 00:00:00

SUSSEX.

TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION—By VERRALL and SON,
At the White Hart hp. at Lewes, lit the County of Sulks,
on Saturday the sift day of May neit, between the Hours
of Poor and Sit o'clock in the Afternoon of that day.
THE Manor or reputed Manor of HENDAL,
together with thg Capital Meffuage er Man Goo Houk,
Barns Oafthoulk and other Buildings, and 421 Aires (more
or Ids) of Arable, Meadow, Patture, Wood Land, and Hop
Ground thereto belonging, called HENDAL FARM, defirably
Btuatg,,at Busted, in the Laid County.
The whole Effete is Freehold, and lies within a Ring Fence
adjoining the Turnpike Road leading from Tunbridge Wells to
Lewd and Brighthelmiton ; is diltant from Lewes, Fen Miler
from Tunbridge Wells, Ten Miles; and from Brighthchulton
Eighteen Miles.
'llse Hoare and Buildings arc fobßantial and in good Rep. ir.
The Land is in a Rate of very high Cultivation, having been
for feveral Years pall in the Hands of the Proprietors, who
havelaid out conliderable Sunis of Money in Improvenient
The Wood hand is well flocked with young growing Timber,
and the Country abounds with Game.

The Hindi stands on an lininetice, and commands a very
extenlive and pieturcfque Vtcw of the South Down, and fur-
rounding Country, and is capable of great Improvement at a
trains Expellee. The fituation of Butted is dry and healthy,
and the Roads and Water are good.
A Trout Stream, runstbrough put of the Eltatc, and (corral
Packs of Hounds are kept in the Neighbourhood.
PuffeSsin may be had at Michaelmas next,and further Par-
ticulars known by applying to Mr. Jahn Trill, Ovingdow,
sear Brightlichnftan; Mr. Richard Trill, Nadal, Butted; or
Richard Turner, Attorney, LewaL

10 BF. !NOLO BY AUCTION,
By VERRALL and SON,
. . - .

At the Talbott Inn, in Creakid. In the CoWily of Sages, on
Monday the 30th day of May, My, at t O'Cietk at noon,
THE following FREEHOLD and COPY.
Holm ESTATES, in Two Lots:

Lot a. A molt valuable and lnWrnveable Freehold Ettate,
called Beerdhill and Lulling', Otuate in the Pori& of Cuckficid
aforefaid, wi bin a thort 'finance of the Turnpike-road, leading
through Cockfield to Brighton; confining of a large Manfion.
Houk, with attached and detached (Hikes, Barns, Stables; and
other Outbundlop, Gardens and Orchards, and feocral 'nek-
tons of Arable, Meadow, Palture,and Woodland, containing
by sdaseatunnent .1.0 It 3 t P. (Corn Tithe Free) in the
occupation of I' It. Samuel Pieluwil, at a very old Rent, and
who has node, to quit at Lady-day neat : together alto with
the Tythes of Corn, Grain and Polk. wiling and renewing out
of and from certain lands in Cuck kid aforetald, called Peters
Fickle and Badger's Lanis, and certain chief Rants, ansountin:
to a& 6d. per annum, Moog and payabla out of certain Lands
to Cuckfield aforefaid. The Woodlands, Coppices,and Hedge
Rovrs,are flocked with floc thriving Oak and Ath Timber Trees,
for the growth of which the foil is particularly favostrahle.—.
The Timber Trees and Tonal's with the Underw:ods bebop
ing to the Proprietors, to be taken by the purchater at a fair
valuation, and appraitement made by two impartial perform to
be charm foe that purpote.
—Lot 2. A valuable Copyisold nate of Inheritance, called
kipper Pflnyr. hikiJle Pileye. Lower Pinlye, Southland'',
otberwile Rowhili Lakes, otheissia Wickerthatch and Hopes,
/dome in the Parini of Cuelfield atarefaid, confining of a good
Farm Haute. three Cottages, Barns, Stables, and other Out-
; Gardens and Orchards, and legend inektforce of
Arabic, Meadow, Moue, and Woodland. einotaining by ad-
mealirement 3c t A. s K. 2.; P. in the occupation of Mr. George
Homewood, (at a very old item), whole halibut expires at
Midfummer, 1801.

TM whole or tie Lads (nicept liwatidands, otberwife Row.
Mil containing 43 A. o R. 33 P.) are Coro Tytbe FrOC.
TM Tenants will thew the Lands In their relpretive Oars-
psalms; and printod Particulars (after tic mai of May Mil.)
stay be bad b 1 applyiag to Mr. Weber, at Cackle (tubers
Plans of the Mates may be km) Mars. Cockers, Sagas Arms,
Soho, London, or to the lhodimosts.at Lewes.

MARINE MANSION FARM AND LANDS, HAMP-

SHIRE.-FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the King's Arms Inn, Chrillchorch, on Monday, the rich
of June next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,
A MESSUAGE or MANSION, (late the Re-
fidenee of Lieutenant General Pram s,dmeafed,) called
BEECH HOUSE, with all neceffary and convenient Offices,
the Manor or reputed Manor of Winkton Lewin, and about
Eighty Acres of Arable or Pafture, Copt; and Wood Land,
lying near the faid Manton, which is delightfully fituated on
an eminence bordering oar the New Vorelt, about Three Miles
from the much admired and frequented Cbriftchurch Coaft,of
which, the Ifie of Wight and Channel, it commands molt ex-
tenfive and pidurefqm Views, is furrounded with good Roads,
and in a very genteel and refpedable Neighbourhood.
Such Allotment of Commonable and Waite Land as the
Proprietor of the above ER= will be entided-to under the
Chriftehurch lmlofure AR, now carrying into Execution, will
alto be fold, and which will enable a Purchafer confiderably
to improve and conne.2 the Property.
Deferiptive Par leulars may be had Ten Days previous to
the Sale, at the King's Arms, Cluißehurch; Angel, Lyming-
ton ; Antelope, Salifbury ; of Mr. Baldwin, Solicitor, Ili -g-
-wood ; and of Meffrt. Blake, Cook's-court, Carry-greet, Lon-
don, where a Plan of the Mate may be feat

HEPWORTH, SUFFOLK.—FREEHOLD ESTATE,
WWI (mall Part COPYHOLD, of 127 Acres.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER,
At Garraway's Coffee houfe, Conihill, on Friday, May lo,at
Torcive °Vlach, • _ _

AVERY defirablc FREEI-HOLD, and fmall
Put COPYHOLD ESTATE, confining of an me:M-
ing good Farrn-houfe, clip ibly fituatc near the Turnpike Road
leading from Bury St. Edmund's to Norwich and Yarmouth,
wth all peccary Buildings, and 126 A. 'I R. 33 P. (by Currey),
of rich Arable, Meadow, and Paftere Land, witsa valuable
Right of Common on the Commons in Hepworth ; the whole
under Leafc tg, and In the occupatim of Mr. John Mallows
Youngman, at an old low Rent of icklL per annum.
The Effete Is Freehold, except Seventeen Acres Copybold,
of the Manor of Reeves Hall, in Hepworth, fulled to the
conontary Fine, QV-rents amounting to 11. 71. ski per An-
nuns, and to a Free cut of as. per Annum.
Hepworth is dlllant Eight Miles froin Harting, Ten from
Bury St. Edmund's, Thirteen Men Stowmarket, and Eight
from Thetford, all good Corn Markets
May be viewed Fourteen Days preceding the Sale, on ap-
plication to Mr. Youngman, the Tenant-
Particulars may be had of J.Sparke, E'q. Waltham, 3gfrolk;
at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's; George, Thetford;
White Hart, Stowmarket ; at Lloyd's and °areaway's; Mani
Rnoke and Chrintop, Armourcrs' Hall, Coleman-fircet, and
of Mt Ira. Peter Cor.e, Burrell, and Fofter, Thrognsortoc -ftreet,
where a Plan of the Enatc may be fem.

WHEN an Individual has experienced any par.
dealer mark of kindnefs, in which his welfare and hap.
pinch have been confiderably promoted, nothing is more na-
tural than to leek one the Krim: by whom we have been ferved,
for the purpofe of expreffing our grateful (tore of the favour
bellowed. But in cafe* of health, where we have been recover.
ed from the IA deplorable Rage of debilitated nature. and m-
itered to the fall enjdlrment of all the various blab's of life,
we are forcibly called ou by every eanfidetation, to acknow-
ledge It in the malt public manner. We owe this equally to
our own feelings, which mull be tenably awakened on the oc.
maim to the OriU and talents of the Dotter, which merit every
encomium, and to the public at large, in order that thole who
may Rand in need of fintilar beeches, may know where to re-
cave them. Having made there general obkmations, I Rail
proceed to Rate the particular cafe that has iftellaned them,
and to lay before the public the falutary effeets that I have ex.
perienced under the greateit alba:lone that can polably befal
as. I was born and educated at Winebefter, and at feventeen
years of age went to the Unlverfity at Oxford. Prior to my
leaving Wincheiter, and more particularly at College, I was
reduced to the molt grievous Rate, by the horrid and unnatural
prattle:ea, too Incident to youth, and whirl. are not more bane-
ful toner health, than finfol in the eye of GOD. I was at firft
affliaed with a dimnefs of fight, a weaknefs in my loins, and
a depref6ou of (pints. In that fitoation I applied to Baron Wen-
fel, the fanious oculift, who informed me it proceeded from the
optic nerves. I for tome rime followed his advice, till oneday
returning from Wonting, I was feizal with a nunabnefs Lamy
limbs to inch a degree, as to lead me to conclude that I Would
entirely lofe the ufe of them. This induced me to put myth(
under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his aid, nor
the waturs at Bath, which place I ',Lilted, aforded me the leaft
relief my (pities at length were fo ferioully depreffed with
vklent palpitations of the heart, and my Rea fo much decayed,
that I became a mere fitcleton. Olkeving, however, in the
Bath Papers, a Publication by Dr. BILODUM, iutimled " A
Guide to Oki Age," dedicated to his Malefty. I was Induced
to peruk the Caine, when I fortunately dikovered the complaint
I bad fo long laboured under.
" I have the happinela to add, that by following the advice
contained then in, and going through a complete courfe of Dr.
Barmy se's invaluable Nervous Cordial, I ant now, thank
H , perfectly resovered, and as well as ever I was in
my life.
" I have fence quitted the Univcrfity, and am going to enter
Into the holy Rate of matrimony, with a determinadue never
to be without " A Guide to Old Age' 'sod, at the fame time,
I think k my duty to advik all young mat to follow my ex.
ample. as a refute' ea this excellent book may happily prevent
the allided from being precipitated headlong to an untimely
grave, which, bat for Dr. Betio um. would aloft inevitably
have been my cafe. .l am, Sir, year's, Su. Re.
Oxford. o A. D. M. A."

TM Satanical Syrup, and Illeftorative blooms Cordial, ea
be bad at the Dodoes Houk. No. 9.Allalon-Srecitin books at
iL at—e to 6d. and 6.. od ; and by all Prima's, Bookfellina,
and Venders el Siv4kine, in bit Unisod ikingdont, wits r•-
Fir dbutigar.

FRANCKFOI r, MAY 4.—The intelligence of the
Ratification of the paiicipal conients of the plan
of Indemnities by the Em trios, has been circu-
lated with rapidity through the Empire, and has
been tranfmitted by extraordinary couriers to the
new El:Aural Courts of Sr,i!gardt, Carlfruhe, and
Calk]. The Duke of Wultll.!ILF P 6, the Mar-
grave of lianas, and the Laridgrave of HESSZ
CAS seL, immediately alarmed the title of Eleaors
of the Empire. At iitittgardt, in particular, every
thing was prepared for this change ; and the Gth
of May fixed for the laical to be celebrated on the
occafion. The difporitions of this ediet began to
be executed on the 30th of April, and have been
confirmed by an Electoral manifeflo if Wurtem•
berg, founded on the Imperial Ratification of the
new arrangements in the Empire. It was believed
that this Ratification would have been waited for
'by the French troops before they evacuated the
Brifgau, and' that a limited Ratification, like the
prelim, might not have been fufficient to induce
them to quit tt. . But the latter fripKifition, at leak
appears to have been without foundation. The
French troops, which, fence the Peace of Luneville,
that is, for two years pan, have continued to oc-
cupy Friburg, the capital of that country, eva-
cuated it entirely on the 26th of April. The 3d
battalion of the e 6th demi-brigade, and a detach-
ment of artillery which remained there, began
their march on the morning of that day, taking
the road to Huninguen. With refpea to the pub-
lic adminintation an the Brifgau, as alto in the
Ortenau, an arrangement has been concluded be-
tween the EMPEROR, the Duke of MODENA, and
the Archduke FaRDINAND, according to which the
Regency and Superior Colleges of itinice in An-
tenor Auntie are to preface, till a new difpofition
(hall be made, their prefent organization, and con-
tinue their funCtions, as well in the poffeffions re-
maining to a,- Houle of Auntie, in Suable, as
in thole whicE nave been detached for indemnities;
with this difference only, that the affairs of the
former will be expedited in the name of his
las-
►ERtAL Maissvv, and the others in the name of
the Duke of MODENA, and the Archduke FLIED!.
NAND, his fonindaw, and adminifirator of the
country, under the direCtion of M.DE Germania%
as Comrriffary of the Duke.