Star.
London, England, 1805-11-07 00:00:00

COLONIES belonging to Oltititt Barnum.

GOVERNMENT having for many years obferved-
with regret the anted of feveral of the origioal Propeie-
ton of Land to feats fo fine an Maud. capable of *owing very
advantageous to the Mother Country. came to a Reitlotion fume
time Glace, of enforcing the payment of the arrears or Q2it Rent,
or otherwlfe curie a Sale of the Lands. In eonfequenpc whereof,
and from various other circutuftances, befides many ksoprictors
being engaged in loch ittuations in life as to render that unable to
beltuw the neeefiloy attention upon their cultivation according to i
the conditions of their refptetive Grads—
Sever.il TI4OUS.AN US of ACRES of valtiable LAND
in this f, rtile Maud, requiring the fame courfe of Hulbandl y as in
Great Britain, have beat fold theft Lilt two Years.
To encourage COMMERCE and induftrious AGRICULTURE,
Sundry other Fertile Tracks , delightfully fituated on thq Baisks
of navigable Rit ers, and having very valuable SALT MA
in the fame blends are now offered to the Public for SAL
only a few Shilling.; per Acre, appralfed according to their luau-
ral Qualities, progrefa of Settlement, and Improvement.
1 Time will be given for payment of part of the
Money. .sr
This 'Sand conks of large level Sires, or gentle lope/, and
ite.
waving rifiaccounted
ngs—is to be Ise miles in length, tr Ai
to 30 in breadth, and Is Co interfected with Rivers, al ud
Harbours, that very few (pots of it are ten tulles &dant fru e
' conveniency of atiarizatiou. The furrounding Seas are r
with kith. _ i

All acenunts, without exception. concur in coafrffing th
tility of the foil, and the hcalthincfs of the 'climate. It
Wheat, Barley, Rye, Oats, Roots, and Greens tha fame as
land, and the Country abounds with Game.

The Influx of Settlers h.ot doubled its former norther of
bitants within there three years. The Colony contains from 7
to Sono fouls •, and there is room in abundance fur twenty tl
sa many.
By the lateft accounts from the 'hand, Lands arc advancing
value beyond conception. and a limping Purchafcr now, thou
be does sot perhaps deferve letter turcefs than hit predece
(wbo never cuntributul in the !call to the improvement of au at: )
is fore of making his fortune.
To thole Perilans who are clillsofed to purehafe a whole Tows&
!hip, which generally coutaini so.cco Acres of Land, and who
will covenant that he or his Adios than, within a limited num-
ber of years, apportion off the uncultivated parts into different
farms—For his encouragement, and the good of this infant let-
(lenient, a large dig-count will be deduded from the purchale-
money, according to the number of his divifions.
He will li'ttwife have the opportunity of felling his fury-
abundant parts to the !handers, for more than three or four times
their original colt, as no lands fcarcely are there fold but by Laud
jobbers.
To Go►ernment, the fettletient of there Colonies on the Ccratt'
isnot more agree -Lie than that et the dittant Interior ones, but the

fame alto p-einifes much greater accommodation and advan-
tage, in tlr ihortnefs of the Pall.nge, and In the proximity to mi.
vitation, the hiarkets of Newfoundland, the Welt Indies, Ea-
&c.
la coMequerec of the foperior advantages attached to theft
I..inds, and Iqc numbcrl.4 appikations of MOrthatits; Middles,
Nlillets. Grazit.rA„ and Pumas from all parts of the
United Kingdom, to purclitie, it is utterly impoffible to anfwer
every letter trom fuck Applicants, or give a full detail of theft
excellent *i* roc it% of [;round to id's and unmeaning enquirers, who
never could or would be fatiafied by epidolarY demonttration, de-
• fcription, or delineation
The Public, therefore, is hereby informed, pufonal applies.'
dons only are attended to, between the hours of Eleven and Three
in the day, at the new Martfion Houfe, Whitehall, where every,
other information will he given to people of all ranks and de-
feririons inclined to purchafe (but not otherwife) and a Map
of the 'nand, and Plans of the leveral ?Oates are to ha ken.
Two Ihips will fat from Wales auslficodanderrly in the Spriqr.
anal tome one or more veifels conitandy fails thither from Louden
at that feafou et the year.
SAMUEL CAELPENTER TOOK.I.
• Ser a ranft execlietit Trsatife.'ately written by I.ord Selkirk,
and pubwbed by L00e.,.10 ,:tol Co. Pattrooker-roir.