Star.
London, England, 1805-05-27 00:00:00

Refolved—That the above Ref >lotions he inferted in the Royal
and St. Jago dela Vega Gazettes. By Order,
ABRAHAM KEMP. Clerk to the Meeting.
To the above Addre's Sir JOHN THOS DUCKWORTH, was
pleated to return the following Anfwer :
" Shark, Port-Royal, Jamaica, Jan. at, 1805.
" Gentlemen—As one of the Tuft pleafures the mind of man can
enjoy will naturally arife from the good opinion of the fodety in
which he reficles, you will yourfd►es eafily appreciate my fenfa-
dons on the addrefs you have honoured me with, upon the ocea-
fiou of my departure for Great Britain. if, in the performance of
my duty, I have been able to prder►e to you the advantages which
his Majedy muff, for the welfare of his fubjetts, delire mould be
derived to them through the high and honourable command con-
fided to me, that idea mutt always be a fource of heartfelt fatisfac-
[ion, and that fatisfadlon mutt be hill iucrafed by fuck a tefti-
mony of your approbation.
1 beg you to accept my warmelt wifhes for your health and pro-
(perky, and I ►ave the honour to be, Gentlemen, your molt obe.
diem and obliged humble fervent, " J.l'. DUCK WORTH. •
" To the Magiftrates, Freeholders, and other Inhabitants, of
the parifh of Vere."

Similar addreffes have been prefented from the whole of the pa-
dikes of Jamaica, the Bahama's, &c. &e.
THE. I-lON. AND REV. RICHARD BOURKE, PLAINTIFF,
RIGA r HON. RICHARD EARL OF CLANWILLIAM
AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS.

puRSLTANI; to a Decretal o:•der made in this
Caste, bearing date the 11th day of December. 1804, I will
on Tuelday, the 113th of June next, at we o'clock in the after-
noon, at the Chancery Chamber, Dublin, let up and fell by Pub-
lic Cant, the feveral Eftates veltt.d in the Plaintiff by Mt of Par-
liament, and de reed to be fold, that is to fay, the Fee and Inhe-
ritance of tlie Lands of Spring-honk, Knockroc, Ballynaclough,
Maus'', Golden Abbyathafill, Cappadruntin, and Milltown, La-
ginitown,
containing about 447 Acres, Plantation meafure, producing 33751.
Sit. 4d- yearly: and alto about 46 Acres of Land, richly planted
with Forett Trees, together with the Timber growing thereon.—
The Eftate is &nate in the Barony of Clanwilliam, and County of
Tipperary, in the Golden Vale on the River Stair, within four
miles of the City of C.afhel and of the Town of Tipperary, and
will be fold in the divifimis mentioned and defcribcd in printed
rentals of the Paid Eitate, to he kad of Meffrs. Furlong and Cham-
bers, Plaintiff's Solicitors, Autigier-ftrect,Dublin ; and of Meffrs.
White and Fownes, Lincoln's Londou. _ _

Dated this 25th of April, tZoS. THOMAS WALKER.
N. B. The printed Rentals will ago be ha I of Peter Deane, F.fq.
Cork; Henry D'Elterre, Efq. Limerick; and at the Deice of the
Clnnmel Herald, Clonmel.

This day was publiflud, in Two Vols. Oetavo,
Price xis. in boards,
___..—.

A TOUR. IN AMEkICA, in 1798, i 799, and
t 800; exhibiting SKETCHES of SOCIE ry and MAN.
NF.RS, and a particular ACCOUNT of the AMERICAN SYS.
TEM of AGRICULTURE.

By RICHARD PARKINSON, late of Baltimore,
Author of " The Experienced Farmer," &c.
London: Printed for J. Harding, No. 36, St James's- fired ;
and J • Murray, No. 32, Ileet-ftreet.
•.• There volumes abound with information calculated to in-
terelt in a great degree the Political Arittunetician, and the Agri-
culturdt, as well as the general reader; while the facts difclufcd
rtfprifting the practice of Fmigration.and the titration of the Emi-
grants from Europe, merit the Attentive confideration of every
Engliibman.
s day waspubliffied, neatly printed in deny tamo. and cone-

minted with lix beautiful Engravings, price 4s. 6d. boards, and
Svo. ys. boards, by J. Mawman, No. 21, Poultry, Loodon ; and
Wilf,n and Spence, York, a New Editing., of
I-
-I
'HE PILGRIM's PROGRESS, from this World
to that which is to come; delivered under the Similitude of
a Dream : by John Bunyan. With large explanatory and pradical
Notes, with a Life of the Author.

By 0. BURGER, Minifter of the Gofpel, at Coventry.
As Bunyan's Pilgrim is certainly a malterpiece of its kind, we
are glad to fce an edition of it well printed on good paper, and
adorned with neat copper plates. The Editor bath prefixed the
Life of the Author, written, like the former accounts, in a (train
perfedtly congenial with honeft John's own pious fpirit, and godly
mode of cxpreffion; and the fame may be raid of Mr. Border's
large explanatory and pradlical Notes. Monthly Review, vol. 76.