Star.
London, England, 1806-11-04 00:00:00

EALINKTRY.

IRONMONGERS and HARDWARE.MEN are
hereby iaformed, that the Stock and Trade of a parfon In dirt
line of Bohner' ace to be Difpoled M; ago the Houfc where the
fald huflnefs has been advantageoufly carried on, wholefale and
retail, upwards of 7o years.
gi• The Prendfcs arc Freehold.
The Houk is hibitantlally built with the belt materialcin good
rqidr, capacious and minvenient.with a fmall. Garden mil&niag,
and is Innate(' in the molt eligible cart of the Marke4ipliee. The
prefet.t owner, being advanced in yt ars. hi deflrous of retiring.
If a comfortable and combo:linos dnelhng-houfe. z lon eta-
Minted and good-accuftomed fhop, fpciocs and wcil-lt.ired Ware
Rooms, with terry ..tfier accommodation requitite for the purports
of trent...ging hulloes with cafe and expeilitioo.are.dhjedts worthy
the attentina of a Tradeftnan, here they will be found, all under
`N. rams roof, keel fo the soft defirsble
fenha particulars any in known by applying to the Printer.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLIARS
OP THE COUN fY OP SOUTHAMPTON.
GONTLIWIN,
T'in warm affuranees of fupport, which we have
-a• continued to receive, and the zeal which has manifelted Ma.
In miry part of the County in our favour, Induce us molt earneftly
to Miele your attendance at the day oflisdlion, and to proceed to
a Poe, to which we are determined to appeal.
Wa Fast the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Yaw mach obliged and molt devoted fermata,
Wlnebefler, 06.1 g, WILLIAM CHU r
sHob H. P. ST. JOHN MILDMAY.
The Illitilthirgested Monday the toth a November mat,
;for the Day of , at Ten &Clock Su the Forenoon.
• •'
OK/PITY OP SOUTHAMPTON.

T a MEETING of the FRIENDS of Mr.
CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILDMAY, Bart. and of the
INDEPF.NDP.NCE of the COUNTY, holden at the White Hart
Inn, in Wlochefter, on Wednefday, the aoth day of &Sober, I Sob,
Sir JOHN POLLEN, ■art. Chairman.
Reared Unanlosemity,That It appearing tothls Meeting, from
an accurate inveltigation of the returns from the Agent* of the
Mem* diftridts of the Conanty, and the seal smunfefted by the
Freeholders to maintain their Independence, by the fupport of Mr.
Chute and Sir H- Mildmay, that there is a well founded afturence
of faceets, it Is recommended to them to perfevere in the conceit,
until it Stall ►e decided by a Poll, attlired as they are of the molt
cordial fupport of their Meads.
hat ail the Wenn& of conveying the Freeholder to and
from the Place of Poil, and other smeltery Charges attendant
thereon, one bf to be paid out of the Sulafeription of the Freebol
den tor carrying on the Cooteft, and that the Candidates be molt
carnellly intreated not to engage, by tbemtelves or Agents, to in-
ear any Frpence whatever on that Account.
That the local Committee's to each Diftridt, from whole ex-
mince to notch advantage has been already derived, do continue
thole nations in fuch ways is may be molt conducive to tweets,
and particularly in railing further Subfcriptions in aid of t he General
Fund t and that the Cane may be applied, in the Sr* place, in
defraying the expences hp moseying linten to aid from the Poll,
and in fuch other neceftary expences as they than deem apedient,
and that the entire &edam of the mode of conveying the Free-
hdditre to and from the Pa be left to their diferenoti.
Signed, on basil of the Meeting,
JOHN POLLEN, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair,
Refolved unanimoufly,
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman, for
Lis hnpartial condudt therein. GEORGE HOLLIS, Secretary.

TO 'Ha WeItTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN, OF
• THE BOROUGH OF GREAT YARMOUH.
GINTLIMIN,
A N attempt has been made but too fuccersfulty to
a. violate yostr Freedom and Independence. Two Gentlemen
of wiped:table families, but whole names were feareely known to
you, have been Introduced into this Borough as Candidates to re-
ptt you In Parliament. We alto were Candidates for that dif-
tingubbed honour; but our pretenfions and their's were advanced
upon very different grounds our's were founded upon old con-
nexion, and the experience of mutual benefits; thelt's could have
on other foundation than the expedtation that the mum to which
they were determined to have recourfe, were loch as Judging
dien-ilo be taupe, we could not make ufe of. Their triumph,
however, will, we weft, be thorn, and we Emil not be annamed
whene►er the oceation may offer, to prefent ourfelves again as
Candidates for your favour. We return foe our molt grateful
thanks for the fupport with which we have been honoured, awl
beg kart to fubletibe ourfelves with fentiments of the inicereft
gnaw& Mad raped,
Gentlemen, your faithful obliged,
and obedient fervants,

Yarmouth, November r, zgo6.

fORTHY AND

T. JIM%
E. ANSON.

.F.NDENT ELECTORS

OF THE BOROUGH OF TEWKESBURY.

FROM a Publication I have this infant feen, of
Mr. EtILICILIT CRAVICIeI which be declares to have keen
nerd by my appearance in the 13orough of Terrkefbury on Mon-
day left; I feel it my duty thus publicly to Rate, that the reafon
of my Alit was In confequence of the application of (event moth
refpedtable liledkOft, to Uand forward in uppolitlen to Mr. Coo•
aiworon, whole Parliament.o7 conduel had not met with their
approbation.
From the tenfequertee and influence of the Gentlemen by whofe
invitation I came forward, there is not a ihadow of doubt but that
a Canvas, had It been early, would base been fuccefsful. Fearing,
however, too much time bad been (offered to elapfe; coolcious
that many had been induced (from an idea that no third Candi-
, date wou:d flart,) to tinder their Votes to Mr. Comitmorox ;
and noodling, under there eircumftatoces, to difturb the peace of
the Borough, I thought it molt prudent, for the prefent, to wave
all pretenfoins to the diffinguifbrd honour of etprefesting you—
an honour which, un a future occafioo, should I be fo fortunate te
obtain, I trult, by a Ready attention to your interefts, to merit
and prelene —I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient and obliged humble Servant.
CHARLES HANBURY 1 R.ICY.
Toddington, Odt. 14,

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OP THE °MINTY OP DORSET.

'riff Attendance of fo numerous and refpeftable a
11. swivel my Friends on the day of nomination, demands my
warmed acknowledgments ; and I cannot for a moment doubt that
their perfeveranee and exertions in my behalf, will fend me to
Parliament as the Repreksitative of this great County. My op-
ponent declares to you, that in profeculing thin contelt, bell in.
iluenced by what he confiders the fettle of the Meeting an the day
of nomination. The fame reafon, Geotlemen, ought to setuots
and even animate ms—for though the majority of Freeholders
preterit was afrated to be In favour of Mr. Banks, yet my Mends
maintained an Inference direetly contrary, and though I do not
Impute is the Sheriff the charge of partiality In declining to count
the numbers of the Freeholders preterit, as he was called upon to
do, yet if that mode had been adopted. I doubt nut that a decided
Majority world have been in my favour.
But alit is, Gentlemen, I ibaU now take the fente di le county by
going to the Poll, wish &peered confidence that the protecution tit
your generous exertiona In my behalf, will inthe end prevail; and
unit, your own good reale will decide with what jultice the
charge of dilturbing the peace of the County belongs to me. I
earted as a Candidate before Mr. Bablres—l communicated to
that Gentleman my Intention of lo doing; and atter the flittering
and powerful fapport I have received. I fhoulit be ill deferving of
your confidence, If I dorm* from I own, It that a 111 give effea to
;be real wiles of the County, and at the lame time affert its
betty and Itidependame.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen.
With every i'enriment of gratitude and stipol,
Your molt devoted hirable dentsille,
_

Se*leen
N. B. The tley demo% le aged roe the 7th of bletteembre,si
Deraeher, when the Ittioewrllteur anaLlatee la ay aypc M
goof earneftly normital.