Star.
London, England, 1805-01-29 00:00:00

BOROUGH OF READING.

AT a Common Hall of the Corporation, holden in
the Guildhall of this Borough, on Friday the rith day of
januat7, 18os, a Letter from EDWARD Sistanat, Efq. dated J•
nuary the 7th. ars, addreffcd to the Worlhtpful the Mayor, was
read, Rating that he had transferred to the Mayor and Corpora
Lion !cool. 3 per Cent. reduced Annuities, as a perpetual kind for
lighting the Lamps affixed to the Obelifk lately erees,..ci by him in
the Market place; and alfo conveying to the Mayor a Bank Note
of tool to affitt the indultrioos and helplefs poor of the three pa
tithes of Reading, at this inclement feafou—

After which it was unanimoufly Refolved, That the Thanks of
this Hall be given to EDWARD SIMEON, Eft. not only for
ereding the laid Obelilk, and his munificent Endowment Oicreof,
but for his liberal Prefent to the Poor ;and as a further tellinto-
ay of the fenfe entertained by the Corporation, of his constant at-
tention and kindnrfs to this hi. native town,
It was alfa Relived and Ordered, That EDWARD
SIMEON, Efti. be przfented with the Freedom of this Borough.
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Ref,.lvekl and Ordered, That there Refolutiorrs be printed In the
Reading Mercury and the STAR.

JANUARY 17, ISCS•
ROCHDALE CANAL SHARPS,
SALE BY AUCTION, by the Committee the Company of
Proprietors of the ROCHDALE CANAL•

AT the Bridgewater Arms, in Manchefler, on
Thurfday, the 31ft inftant, at the hour of Six in the even-
ing, fubjed to fuch Conditions as will be then produced,
SIX'T'Y SHARES IN THE SAID CANAL.

By Order, RALPH sHurnEwoß fH,Clert.

ISLE OF WIGHT.
FOR SALE. BY AUC noN,
At the Cultont-botec In Eaft Cowes, on Thuriklay, the 3tit
at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been
kited and legally condemned, and may be viewed and
tatted on application at his Majafty's Warehoufe, two days bctore
the Sale, viz.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, 4 70c1hL wt.

PORT OF MILFORD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Hon. Coturniffloners of Hie 1111ieRy's Cuftome,
On Tuaday the sth of Rhrulry, .

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
2 500 Gallons Brandy sco Gallons Rum

1000 Gallons Gencoi so Gallons Wine
6 Toni White Salt.
The Sale to begin at Eleven &Clock in the Morning.

FOR SAI.F.,

By Order of the Honourable Comniiilloncra of hie Maj.:fly's
Cuitorns, at the CUSTOM-HOUSE, ROCHESTER,
On THURSDAY, January 31, tBos, at Ten o'Clock, in the
Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in
ii:veral Lott

TOR HOME CONSCMPTION.
5364 Gallon, Geneva, 41 Staves,
130 Ditto Brandy. S flanks Satan Wood,
arid Sundry finall Articles.
TOR MO.( I'ATION,
3 Pieces India Silk Hankerchi:fs, 1 Silk Shawls,
at S:stgle Ditto, 14 China Silk Handkerchiefs.
Twenty-five per Cent. will be required as a Depofit.

IN THE MATTER OF MESSRS. DEATSONS, BANK-
RUPT'S, ROTHERHAM IIREWF.RY.

To BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION PEREMPTORILY,
TOGETHER OR IN LOTS,

At the Houfe of John Batty, Innholder, in Rotherham, in the
County of York, on Friday, the isth day of February next,
between the hours of Five and Seven it, the afternoon of that
day, (by Order of the Inc,AEgL of the f..id ✓lams. Beatfung,
the Bankrupts) fuhjed to (uch Conditions of Sale as will he
then and there produced,

THE SHARES, RIGHT, and INTEREST of
the Lid AlEpees in and to the Lid ROTHERHAM
BREWERY, conlifting of Two-fifths and a Moiety of Three-
fifths of and in the who!e of thife catenfive anti commodious
Buildings and Prcn.ifes, ttanding upon and compiling about two
AcrLs of Land.

'fhe Buildings have only been c: aged a fcw years, and conlilt
of llilalthoufes, Sec. which will mike per week upwards of 540
quarters; Brtwing-hmifes, with Coppers, Vats, Coolers, Under-
backs, &c. all in complete repair for brewing the fame quantity ;
a Steam-engine, by which all the water is pumped, and by which
' three pair of Stones for grinding Corn are worked ; a Threfliing-
machine, worked by the fame Engine, capable of threthiog ninety
bulbels per day, and a good Dwelling Millie and two other Tene-
ments. The Brewery is allowed to be as complete as moil out of
London, Rands adjoining the navigable River Rothcr, near its
jundlion with the Don, by which a communication is open to
the Sea, as well as the inland parts of the country.
Fur particulars, and a view of the prconfes. apply to Meffrs.
Carr and Cofins, of Rotherham aforrfaid, the Aflignees

WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION,
At Bradford, en Thurfday the lift Day of February next, at the
Houfc of Mr. Joha Wool, the Talbot Inn, betwden the Hours
of Four and Six in the Afternoon,
A CAP[ I'AL MANSION-HOUSE, called COT-
E 1- x TINGLEY HALL, Etuate at Cottingley, in the Parifh of
Blngky, late the refidence of Henry Wickll.-on, 1.-.4. deceafed ;
compelling en the Ground Floor, a iircakfalt Room or Library,
Drawing Room, fining Room, Anti Room, tiourekc,per's Reams
Butler's Pantry, Servant's Hall, Laundry, two very I rge and
excellent Kitchens, and a Larder. On the Fifa Floor, eight el-
eelkrit Lodging ROOM' and Dreffing Rooms, and in the Attic
(even good Lodging Rooms, with all necelfary and convcnient at
tubed and detached ofraces, Stabil og for i 6 He rfes, with Illy CI, am -
hers overthe fame,aDouble Coach Houfe,Granary, and Dove- l.otife ,
Pleafure and Plantation Grounds, and Shrubberies, adju:iti!,g, ex -
tenfive Walks and Avenues, Hatband Bath lionfe, [ilk Fords we!!
Rocked with Carp and 'Fetich, Ice Hmfe, Pieafirc ..0.1 Ki:ehcii
Gardens, containing a valuable and =claire collcdion of 'tart
Shrubs and Plants, both indigenous and ramie, arel planted wit's
the choicen Fruit Trees, both Standards and az,:ainit W.:1!, t Ir,ca-
I houfe,Succcffion Stove, Fruitin,, Stove., Feaeli•lionfe, Vin Ty, and
G..rden-huule, and a Farm of Rich Arable and Pafturr Land ad-
s Joining, and well difpofed, in the higlieft 1 ore of Cultivation, plea
i tautly innate upon the Banks of the Risu r tire, commantim,
fevers! extentive and pinta, fque Vit ws et Aire I)aL% and finning
altogether, a pleafant and fuitahle relidesic, for a Gi•eri•el Family.
Alto a Meffuage or bwelliii,;. honk at I lilt Top, in Cottingley
aforefaid, in the occupation of Mr. Join &kali, and hi, under-te •
cant John Sugden,' with the foacificis Barn and I\ litt.it, Stables,
and other Out-buildings Crul t, and l'arill y.scl the re h• .i.ljniuing
The Pilate is Freehold and Tythe Free, aid contains by a
recent furvey and adtneafurement 63 Acres, 3 Rush, and 25
Perches, and the Mantion•honfe is lituate upon a tiring ground.
dry, and free from damp, within about Four Miles of the Mark, t
Town of Bradford, Two of flinitley, Fight of Utley, Fourteen ot
Leeds, and about Eight of Haiifax 'I he Poor and other Pates
are remarkably moderate, the Roads good, and a regal it Poit
pages the Gates every day. 'the Purchaser may be accommodated
with immediate pollerfion.

Several detached Farms near to the above Eft ate, will be fold at
the fame time.

Pal t of the Purchare-Money may remain upon Security of the
Ptemites for the accommodation of a Pill%

Further Particulars may be had on appliealon to Marrs Dyne-
ky and Sons, Guy's lim; Moen. Hanlon and brch, Chancery-
lane; Mr. Holden at HaiLion, near Bradford, York;%iro. or to
Mr. Halftone, Solicitor, Bradford.

' TO THi: PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
ILADItS AND CFNTLEDIEN,
I OFFERED myfelf as a Candidate for the Eaft
India Direaion (cne time ago, and folicierd the honour of
your vote. and iniereit for a future occafion.
Peron: me now to esprefs a will-grounded hope that, from pe-
culllr eircurnft int your oxerii 1!1S in my favour may be direfted
;filet to the Su. ed Vacancy, on which event it is my Mien-
Lion to panned to a ballot.
I have only to repeat, that my pretenfions to your favourable
notice are founded upon acknowledged public Cervices. and my
expeetation of funnels on the loport of numerous and highly re-
fpcdsble Friends.
I have the honour to be, with the utmoft raped,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your fa:!liful and devoted Serv'nt,
No. 12, Hertford.ftrcet, May Fair, THOS. W EI.SH.
jan.l3, IE:S.

CAVALRY NI.:)VEMEN
Patrooifed by His Royal tlighncis the Commander in Chief, and

many other Gcncral Officcrs.

1 'HE prefent much admired fyllem of Sir D. Dun-
•A• das is now reduced to pra4tice, by moveable figures, that by
a piece of Nlechanilm exhibits nearly every nn,. ment necetTary
for the Inttrudion and improvement of young Officers and Privates
of Cavalry Regiments.
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To be had at Egerton 's Military Library, Whitehall ; at Robin-
ton's, neat Albany, Pkeaditly, nd at his hook an the Parade.
Tunbridge-Wills.

STATE PAPER.

NOTE REMITTED El' SIR ARTHUR PAGET, NIS ER/TAN.
NICK MAJESTY'S MINISTER AT THE COURT OF VP.
ENNA, UPON THE. SUBJECT OF THE DEPORTATION

or SIR GhORGE RVMBOLD.

" The occurrence which has lately taken place at
Hamburgh, is already too well known to his Excel-
lency the Vice-Chancellor of the Court and of State,
for the underfigned Envoy Extraordinary and Mini-
fler Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Majefty, to think
'it necelfary at this time to (late the details of it. But
however habituated one may be to behold the French
Government heap violence upon violence, and atro-
city open atrocity, this fall enterprize is loch, that
perfealy convinced that there can be but one manner
of regarding and appreciating it, the underfigned
would neverthelefs thick himfelf wanting in his duty,
if he did not folizit the particular attention of his
Excellency, to a clime ac revolting in itfelf, as it is
pernkious in its relations with the great int;:refts of
the German Empire.
" The underfigned thinks it impoffible that his
Majefly the Emperor, in his quality of Cnief of that
Empire, could reit a tranquil IpeElator of ft audacious
a violation of all political rights and decorum ; and
he flatters himfelf, that in the prefent atrocity, the
known principles anti fentiments of his Imperial Ma-
jefty will fuggefl meafures conformable to the corn.
mon interelts of all independent Powers.
The underfigned feizes this opportunity, Sec.
(Signed) " A. PAGET."