Star.
London, England, 1824-03-09 00:00:00

Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street.

DIEDIN'S SEA-SONGS.
This day was published, in tivo. the Fourth and last Part,

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• price Bs. of
1.3 I B DIN'S SEA-SONGS; engraved from the ori-
ginal Copies in the Library of W. KITCHINER, M.D. To
which is prefixed, A Memoir of his Life and Writingt.
" These Songs have been the solace of Sailors in long 'Voyages,
in Storms, in Riffle ; and they have been quoted in Mutinies, to
the restoration of order and discipline."—Dibdin's Life, p. 8.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker,,Ave-MarialLine. •
Of whom may be had,
Tux Timm 'mutes PARTS, price 81. each.

NEW VOCAL MUSIC,
Published by CLINZATI and Co. 26, Cheapside.
SWEET ELLEN; or, the Maid of the Mill; Song
written by Thomas Blake, the Music by W. H. Cutler, Mus.
Bach. Oxon. Price Is. 6d.—Love and Friendship ; Song written
by C. Clement', Music by W. 11. Cutler, ft.—Mary ; Sung writ-
ten by ditto, Music by ditto, is. 6d.—ln Ballycrag Town (Song),
and The Extinguisher (Glee), written by ditto, Music by ditto,
Is. 611.—0 h! twine in thy Garland ; Song, Hatnerton, of Dublin,
Is. 6d.—Take. oh take the rosy crown ; Song from Friechua, ar-
ranged by Sola, is. 6d.—The Soldier's adieu; written by T. Blake,
the Nlitsic by Sola, is. 6d.—Sonnet to Benevolence, Webbe, Is. 6d.
—The Fairy's Song; written by W. F. Collard, Music by Grieff,
2s.—Sweet choice of my heart; written by ditto, Music by J. C.
Clifton, 2s.

AT a MEETING held Tots DAY, at the City of
London Tavern, to take into consideration the DISTRES-
SED SITUATION of the SETTLERS at the CAPE of GOOD
HOPE;
WM. THOMPSON, Esq. M.P. and Aldertudn, in the Chair. I
Retracts &Mil various letters received by Alerchants.frotn their I
Correspondents in Cape Town were read, exhibiting, in the most
affecting terms, the great misery which prevails among the Settlers
in that Colony, occasioned by the failure of their craps for three
successive seasons, and by the calamitous inundation in October last.
The proceedings of the Society formed in Cape Town for their
relief were also read,in whict the above very distressing accounts are
fully authenticated, and wherein the total inadequacy of the funds
of that Society to relieve suck accumulated wretch. (loess as now
exists, without the assistance of a benevolent laiu,h Public, is
clearly demonstrated.
It was stated to the Meeting, that a Deputation had waited on
the Right Hon. Eatl Bathurst, his Majesty's Secifetary of State fur
the Colonial Department : which Deputation reported, that his
Lordship had received them in the most polite and condescending
manner', that he readily entered into their views as to the props iety
and necessity of raising a Subscription, and granted full permission
to the Deputailon to make use of his Lordship's name lit any way
they thought would best promote the object in view.
The ibllowing Resolutions were then carried unanimously :
Moved by Joint Foutata, Esq. and seconded by PAIRICIC
110114 F3q.
1. That this Meeting contemplates with• much satisfaction the
exertions made by the Society in Cape Town, on behalf of their
shift:ring Countrymen; but that this Alerting is fully convinced that
the limited Funds of that Society cannot remove the mass of misery
now existing among the Settlers.
Moved by Rocca lla amass Esq. seconded by Joint Coax. Esq.
2. That it appears to this Meeting highly necessary that a Sub-
scription be immediately entered into for the Relief of the Distressed
Settlers at the Cape of Good Hope; that a Committee be appointed
to manage the same; and that the most efficient measures be adopted
to make the object as public as possible.
Moved by A. BORKADAILE, Esq. and seconded by HICNRY
Houcarost, Esq.
5. That the following Gentlemen form the Committee, with leave
to add to their numbers :
Wm. Thompson, Esq. M.P. and .Wm. Greig, Esq.
Alderman. Roger Harries, It:sq.
John Key, Esq. Alderman. Patrick Home, Esq.
Rev. John Campbell. Henry Houghton, Esq.
Joseph Aiiisley,- Esq. Thomas Hudson, Eaq.
Abraham Borradaile, Esq.: Daniel Jones, Esq.
Wm. Burnie, Esq. John King, Esq.
James Carfrae, Esq. Hamn. Ross, F.3q.
Richard Dixon, sq. Thomas Sanderson, Esq.
B. Ebden, sq. Alexander Sinclair, Fsq.
John Foulgtr, Esq.; - Andrew Steednian Esq.
John Gore, Esq. Thomas Underwood, Esq.
And, that Wst. Far, Esq. be requested to act as Treasurer ; and
Wm. M. Means, Esq. as Honorary Secretary.

Moved by J. B. EBDEN, Esq. and seconded by ROGER HAW.
RIES, Esq.
4. That an Appeal to the Public be forthwith inserted in the Public
Papers and that it be printed, with extracts from the proceedings of
the Cape Town Society, and other authentic information, and that
the Committee be'eqursted to circulate the sante as widely as pos.
sible. WM. THO3IPSONI, Chairman.
Mr. Alderman Thompson having kit the Chair,
It was moved by A. BORRADAILE, Esq. and seconded by JOHN
-Foutzaa, Esq and carried unanimously.
That the best Thanks of this Meeting be presented to Mr. Alder-
man Thompson, for his polite conduct and attention in the Chair,
on this occasion. •
Subscriptions will be duly announced •in subsequent Advettise..
mentst •
Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, Wm. Fry. Esq.
St. Mildred's-court; Poultry ; by Messrs. Frys and Chapman, and
the several Bankers in the Metropolis; by Thos. Underwood, Esq.
32, Fleet-street, Agent to the Committee at Cape Town ; and by
' the Committee, at the City of London Tavern, to whom all COEG-
munications are to he addressed.
City of London Tavern, March 5, 1824.

BLACKHEATH.
Spacious • substantia- FAMILY RESIDENCE, with excellent
Offices, Cock:louse and Stable, Lawn, Pleasure-ground, and
Garden. '
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
BY Mr. ROBINS,
(O( Warwick-House, Regent-street,)
DESIRABLE .AND COMMODIOUS RESI'
DENCE,-adapted for the accommodation of a Family of
thefirst Respetiability, situate at Blackheath, commanding delight-
ful and extensive prospects. Containing a spacious Hall, Break-
fast Parlour,fapital Dining Parlour, and two noble lofty Drawing-
rooms, elegantly fitted up ; six principal Bed-chantbers and to o
Water-closets; four good 13ed.chambirs, two Dressing-rooms, Wa-
ter Closets; &c. over; an elegant principal Staircase, excellent and
convenient Domestic Officer Lawn, and Pleasure-grounds ; Flower
and Kitchen Garden, walled, and well stocked with Fruit 'lrees,&c.
Coach-house, detached Laundry, Stabiss fur four Horses, Ste.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had
of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street.

SUNNING HILL, BERKS,
Twenty-two Miles from London.
TO BE LET,
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, OR UN FIJRNISIIED,
ACAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, with Coach-
houses and Stabling, Firth Buildings, and
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES.OFJ.AND,
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With Cottages, Ike.
THE 74 ANStON

Is seated in a Park of Eighty Acres' and comprises; on the First
Floor, Five excellent Bed-chambers; Two Dressing-rooms, Gallery,.
and Water-closet, with Three Sieeping-rooms for Servants.- •on
the Ground Floor, an 'Entrance-hall, with Columns and Portico
front, Vestibule, with principal and secondary Staircases, a handW
some Dining-room, Library, Two Thawing-rocints, communicating
by Folding-doofs, elegantly fitted up, a Bed-room aixl Dressing-
rodm, Water-closets, &c. The Basement contains excellent Offices'
of all descriptions, with Sleeping-rooms for Men Servants. The
whole of the Premises are well supplied with Water, capital Sta-
,bling for Seven Horses, Three Coach-houses, Harness-mail and
Loft, and Room over ;- beautiful Pleasure grounds, surrounded
with fult grown Plantations, interspersed with Gravel Walks and
Flower borders; Lodges, and Carriage drive to the House.
At an agreeable distance from the Mansion.
A FAR Xi HOLPSE, with Yards, Brims, and all requisite Out
buildings, and
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES .• '
Of Meadow and Arable Land, in a high state of Cultivaties. .
'ANOTHER FA RM.,at a short distance, may be bat 4 if re-
quired, containing . . .
. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Of .Meadow and Arable Land, with
FOUR HUNDRED' ACRES OF COMMON. •
May be viewed, with Tickets only, which with Particulars flay,
be had of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-sires.- •

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