Star.
London, England, 1804-11-06 00:00:00

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1804

71MULLING OFFICE. 0/61,.., 0404
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ES'IrS 1414 vr, 4 forrehy give =Wu,

That on WedneMay the 14th of November next, they will be
ready to reetiveTender. in writing (felled up), and treat for
TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND OOLDSTONE,
OR. BROWN WILLOW RODS,

(Not left than forty-eight inches in length), fit for making Cooper's
Twigs; to be anfwerable to (ampler to be produced with the
Tender; to be delivered by the 30th of April, 1803, in equal
monthly proportions, into His Malefty's Victualling Stores at
Deptford; and to be paid fur by Dills payable with lemma ninety
days after date.
N.B. No Tender fora lets quantity than One Hundred Thou.
(and Rods will be admitted.

The Condition. of the Costrad may be teen at the Secretary's
Office.

No ntrerd toil! be bad t• any 'Tender in inbici the aria Anti Not lie
infirted ie word, a borglb, or lbw jball not b e delivered to tb: Board
before One o'clock se for faid Wedsefloy the lob sf Nooreetnr, mer nnbfi
the Pala" sob, eosin tam Tender, or food Perfoa on Lie bobalf; aka s
to aerfarernaben tailed for.

VIC7VALLING•OPPICR, Newsier t 1804
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAJES7I's NAVY, oh bowl :iv, Notice,
That on Wednefday the itch of December next, they Will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing, (fettled up) and treat for the
fupply of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of HI.
Majetty's Shim and Veffels at BEERHAYEN and in BANTRY
BAY, on the Coaft of IRELAND, for the fpace of twelvemonths,
commencing on the aft January and ending with the 3111 Deem.
her, egos ; to be paid fur by Bills payable with intcra ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Canted may be fern at the Secretary's
Mee, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dunftervftle. the
Agent for the Vieualling at the Cove of Cork.
N. merit will be bed to day tocin a said. the triseliell mei Sr in-
fected I. work at intb,or than Aril .an k tkiimorecit• for Board hfcrt
ear ecloch en thefitit Wodorfday the acthej Dreamier nextotor occirli tic
teffsts olio mita the tricks, sr few freeform we his Moll, atm& to ea
vier ohm sails! for.

VICTUALLING-OFFICA, Nctvookr 1.
THE COMMISSANERS fur rICTU.4LLI G
HIS MAjESTr's Nerr, Jo lonely gift mein.

Tbat on Wednefd.y next dbe 7th In& they will be red, to
receive Tenders In writing (fulled up) and treat for
ONE HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
To be aufwerable.to ampb to be produced with the Teodego ;
And for ONE HUNDRED TONS of MOLASSYS.

To be delivered into His Mojefty's ViCtualling Stores at Dept-
ford, one half in ten days, and the other halt In three weeks
from the day of the Contrite ; and to be paid for by Bills pay-
able with intereft ninety days after date.

The Condition of the Comrade nay be foes at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will it hod t. ?irks is wilieb the prim flat ost be
Wert./ io wooed, at hortl,•• atm AM wet be Imtiotra to the Brost ie.
/we Ow o'Clocb ow tbe jail Wd..Jd.y Next the 7tb to,. oniefi
Perla, solo oars the ?Wier, w Awe letfoo or hi. kitty; awash.
to whirr aim ealko, for.

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THE OW CRESCENT, CITY OF BATH.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. PLURA,
THE UNEXPIRED TERM of SIXTEEN
YEARS and a HALF. In a LEASE of thole roomy, ele-
gant, and fubllantial PREMISES, No. t, ROYAL CRESCENT,
BATH, (in complete repair), lute the Refieknee and Property of
the Right Hoe. the EARL of BANDON.
The FURNITURE, (which is neat, faflnoisable and ofeful),nuty
be had at a fair valuation.
To be viewed from twelve till three,by tickets, which maybe
bad of Milborne Welt, Efq. eo, New Klurdtreet ; or Mr. Plots,
N 0.9, John-Ltreet,Bath....- •
„° Letten molt be polt paid

LINCOLNSHIRE-BOSTON, OCTolltlt 21080+
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA ER CONTRACT,
AVERY large SHOP and WAREHOUSE, with
fevers! Honks and other Balidinp, and a yard adjoining,
ufed for many years as a Raft Yard; the whole Stuate and lying
in Bolton, very near the Packhoufc Quay, being the principal
(Lissy of that improving Port, and is a molt capital mercantile
lituatioe, and whuclo a very lucrative Iron and Raft Trade have
been carried on for many years ; formerly in the occupation of the
late Mr. John Hill, and now of the Eleeutors of the late Mr.
Wlßlam Ellam and others, who have notice to quit neat Lady-
Day.
N. B. Two thirds of the purchafemoney may, If cleared, re-
main on the Security of the Prenufti for five years.
Alfo to be Lett. a fpaeious CORN CHAMBER, In Batton
aforefaid, in Spun-lane, very near the raid Packhoute Quay, of
which immediate pont-Moe may be had.
For partieulars enquire of A. Deans, Efq. of Bolton or Mr.
TbirkW, Attorney

RREEHOLD ESTATE. IN OLAMOROANSHIRE.
TO lag SOLD BY Att.-nom, By Mr. STEPHENS,
At the White Lion Inn, in Brillol, on Monday, the sift Day of
January nett, at Six o'Clock in the Afternoon. fubjedl to fuels
Conditions of Sale as will be then and there produced.
Lot a. A LL that Capital Manfion Hnufe and
Deuterne Lands called MAINDY, which contains
about 77 Aerator good Meadow and Palture Ground, part now in
hand and part held at wm. valued at spl. per Annum.
Lot s. A Meffuage and Farm Mita Monaelny. w Inch contains
shoot t6s Acres of good Arabic, Meadow, and Palliate Ground,
part sow in baud sad pan helil at will, valved at tool. per An
mon. There are alto two Cot.ages and Gardens for Labourers,
with a Stable and Land yet un:lsclnkd (being lately part of Car-
diff Great Heath). containing / Acres aeljoining to this Lot, and
valued at *4l. per Annum, wlach will be fold with it and form •
pin of the Lot.
Lot 3. A Mamie and Farm, called Itivenpoth, containing
Avant on Acres of Arabic, Meadow, Paaure, and Woodland.
Mune In the Paribas of Sdvanc. Linederne, and Lamnikang•
kyvedw, now kept in hand and valued at 601 per Animism.
Lot 4. AMc sage and iarm,callcd Upper Hill Farm. contain-
ing about 7s Arts of Arable. Meadow' Pafture and Woodland,
Saute in the Panda of aniaten. and let to tare,
Hunt an
reattlt at Will. for sJ pa Annum.
Lot 5. A Melioase and Farm, called Lower Hill Farm. toritaln.
about 70 Aires of Arable. Meadow, and Paiute l.awl.6tnate
on the UM Part& of Lanigan. sad now let to Thomas leans aa
Tenant .t W 41, for sale per Annum, but let for the earning year,
VWlllloancing at Candlemas neat for 6nl.
The Ern of theft Lots Is in th, Palates of St. John's, Cardiff.
and of Landaf...nd the fecund Landalf and Whiseltorch And are
soils Mate a rattle meant Omar the River Taff. hew .11 Out
and two 11110.11 not'', of Cardiff, on ilie ,lice.a mod Irmo tine, to
%lathy nail% 11. and a..i WM, to the l;:amorsanihire Canal. 7 hey
ore very hialthy, and rctuler.d pecul arty brati.ifid by the rich
uisirefove (eenery forramding. Lot 1. fret from tythcs and
.irch rates, and both en) .e a warm afpe.t. All Cie Into an.
2.01 watered.and obtain Lowe aid t on very realonable terms,
.n.I three bin 1 ors Sc u • bort dillaso. from Cardiff
For further part....-ulars apply to Wyealham Lewis. Mg La.
Pleas limafe ; to Mr. Brawn. beettar, CorAff as to the 411111,
UODUf s at 'reale -Caniti3Ocinbcr 36. skid.

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SOCIETY for the SUPPRESSION of VICL • •
Committee Room, as, fielliard, ruarEareptiellilte
Lincoln's-inn, 31flOtt. 1404.
NOTICE is hereby given. That a QIJARTERLT
GENERAL MEETING of this Sof:kepi/1B he •
the Committee Room, on MONDAY. the nib day etroz .
bet nett, at ball paft t s o'clock —By Order of the Cellandtheet
AUGUSTUS PITCHER, ileenuaer
The Chair wilt be taken at One o'Clock precibly.
Pranknt, The Right Hon. the Earl of Daterrannxita • .
Vice Prefidents, . -
The Right Hon. the Earl of Ar Lavoie
The Hon. sod Right Rev. Sayre, Lorillithop of Dothan. • At
The Right Rev. the Lord Stop of LLAIIDAPI. •
The Right Hon. Lord W 11.10.000111 de Biota.
The Right Hon. Admiral Lord RADSTOCR.
The Right How CRAILBRAGOC BAT SORsT. M. P.
Sir Rienaap Carta PITH, Bart. . .
The Honourable Posen,. Poser. •
VicoAdotiral Sir Giotto& Torso.
Sir C Pace, Bart. M.P.
RICHARD CLARE, Efq. Chastbmisin of London.
'the Reverend WAhLt& Kpio, U.D. Can. Rea. Walleital Pod* •
Peterborough.
PATRICK COL‘11110•11, Eltit
jAmtBALLAN PARE, Rfq.
•
EMMA' B ,
Joint Tireshwers.
HeN•Y HOARE. DIAL--AIITHOSIT C , Bill. 4 . t!:
Ceara! Committee;
The Rev. Gerald Andrews T Hammerfly,Efq. •
Japer Atlantan, Efq. The Rev Waiter Harps?
fa Rev. Charles Barton Robert Meriden, Ell. •• • • '
I John Bowie. hfq. Mr. C T Megan
fhe Rev. Henry Budd George Seiko, Efq.
Wm Jofeph Coltman', Eft. fames Powell, jun. Eli
t The Rev. J Crofts Raba, Efq
The Irv. Robert Crab, ' Cherie. Itiwingtes,ESl
James Cnniming, Mit Rev Dr SantlPfoo
The Rev. Edward Embry Mr fiert Sedan
Francis Failing, Efq. Lieut. Coload Swerdlow"
Henry Grimßon, Efq Rev. Archer Thom**
I M Grimwood,Efq I John Turner, Efq
Secretary—Mr AugultnaPiteles,Cluekritsect,Coventsmitia.
Collector—Mr Thomas Brown, eligh-Greet. Lambeth.
PLAN OF THE SOCIETY.
It is moth to be lamented that' however vedette may bribe
attire of any individual to inform the Laws otitis Country spent
Immorality and Proplianenefs, yet the dilimities which oppole:
tberofelves to his vibes are fo numerous and brwidabk, teasel
utmoil exertion* fur that purpok are kareely capable of peobeckg.
any material effect.
At the fame time, the neee&y of fonsething being dine, sell
vigoroutly done, to check the growing immoralities oft
and damned age, mull form Well upon the mind a eve=
frietad of religion sod virtue.
Thefe difficulties, and this seedgtg, have bees fully end ably be
kerb in the publications of that truly reitudatile and esioshiel
body, • The Proclamation Society." who. at the bale talk bas
clearly Sewn. that a Society. amain of known and ellienebb •
charadcrs, and cookquently entitled to the confidence of dell
public, being free from the °blacks which molt ever impede the
efforts of individuals, nosy reafonably hope to raider the ham MOM
efficient for the Supprethon of Vier.
Too mach cannot be kW in prate of the &ft Maim= of letek
Society, trot of thole who have Ana contributed to its WOMB
atiuns to further his Majeity's mews in his pious and
viva! of the Proclamation of his Ills (trims preckeefor,•Gooqiit'
for the SuppreSon of Vice and the Eraeourageramat offffhlibowli
Great, and highly baundal to the ersomeadtp, how dmiermigiu-
Lour proved; and b. may therefore be.a cation. with for peopy
at have perufqi the cvm-lemaffirepsxotfint.that Society, *ay genetyp,
mould be eftablifited fa; dn. C.
While, therefore, we rejoice in as opportunity of pubidy am.
kmowledging, with the uttuoft enamel, and repot., the rem
obligations of this country to the Poodarnation Society, we lama
the neceffity of declaring. that Propbaoenefs and Immorality have
-Inereafed among us to inch a degree, that to contend with this
foecdsfully, requires more than can be reakoably crpedt- from
the vigilance and labours of any one Society. For this rte, the
Society for the Supprelike of Vice propelled to fecund ohs view, of
the Proclamation Society ; hoping, by their joist efforts and Wm.
cave. to check the contagion of &Mika example and licaltiono
prattler, and to render the laws a tenor to evil doers, and • •
praik to them that do well."
In purfuk of fah an object, the Memben of this loffitration emir
deIiTOUS of obtaining the patronage and fuppaet of thole worthy
aeons of either lc:, who have the int of morality and organ
religion at heart; and who wait only for an opportunity of knew.'
kg by what means they may render their good willies and bruins
moil effedual.*
The particular objeds to which the attention of this Society lo
direEt4 in furtherance of its main delign arc the following:
The Propbanation of the Lord's Day, in the carrying as et
trades, in the working of Artificen at their ordinary callings. and
in the vending of their goods.by Sbopkeepera, he. It Is tionmet•
fury, and indeed lamely pofSbk, to point out how effesedelly the
auk of religion fullers Irons the wilful or locciehierate olobtien
el the Lord's Day. This Society, however, wilt to be ontlere
Rood as being defined of dißinguithing between the 'anal prim
phanation of the Sabbath, and acts of duty arsecellity.
The frauds and abides pradtifed in felling by Fife Weights mid
Iffiesfares are grievances or great extent, sad in a particular man•
err ate* the lower orders of kiddy, by abridging the fubilftemen
of the induibions Poor. To the correction of this oppreillve or%
the Society will direst its ferious attentioo.
Elephant:us, Licentious, and Obfeeme Books and Prints, se
tending tt inflame the minds. sod corrupt the moral. of the toag
generation, will be molt diligsotly fought out, and no effort wig
be (pared to brag the venders of them to condign panillsommat.
The preventing of the evil coufequences relishing from Yeeteries,
will alto engage the ferias attention of this Society.
Many other offences, Injurious to the public morals, and con-
trary to the exprefs or intplhd I jundlutts of hi. Majeity's Pro.
chmation, fuch astir k.eping oi riotous and diforderly Hooke,
brothels, and Gaming haute', the Predicts of Procurers, Pro-
phane Sweating. Cruelty to Animals, and other enormkkey eft
objects to which this Society will pay Reid attention ; It being tit
grand d. fin of the Inßination to promote a general relations ell
nicest', by the aid of the milting Laws 'gnat Vice and Immorality.
It h. hoped that, from the operadons of this Society, tame alllbm
once may be afforded to Magiltrates and their °Mamie a misty
of ways. both by the COOlnlittlieatioo of faas,aard by pointing oilra
offenders to their notice.
The Society think It neeeffary to declare, that their seeselnin
will be conducted with the great& moderation ; and, ender thin
perinatal that it Is always ni ire deßrabk to prevent tbs. to pa-
profeeuti•ms will never be reforted phut in cafes of psis.
erring °Kinsey on the part of the offenders.
Such is the outline of this knit ution ; fuels its objects, and the
temper in which they are Inca,' to be porta& It were fuperbm
out to dilate net the advantage. to he derived from the edges sad
Ready cult Win of filch • Society, in curetting the growing eta
pravity and licendoufnefs of puialie manners' which to alsamingly
Leer oierife the 6.ne. in which we live, and which threaten, if not
le checked lit the combiti-d endeavours of wen-rapine% indle
to endauger the fatuity of slink political and Social tria•
hog. which fo proudly didinguin this manna from all other.
• With re Ipea to port...tar). (Import, it is prepared t•• leave the
amount a carts Siabltriftlon w an &freedom al the Member; sad
in on-lee to confide the feelings of individuals, the alma only of
the Member. will aptear In petit, eat not the turns contributed.
It may out, however, be ialiwo,acr to fuer& that the general
Ancual Subleription i. a L. though venom tither bus of
gr. inter and left anlou-it are
N. B. Mr Pircliet. th, hr,f. tat !...eretary. Mare bees obliged
by hi. proleiii.m.ol avocation. to telinquilli the ace:el.:ohp. the
General Coroouttee store cleelcd Dr. Wachtel f,a Mem er of the
N0....:tv;,. to fu.c....1 bin, in that office ; and After the :ph No.
...tuber :.6.1.u, is tot use Socit.y will be trade:led at dale
haul:. No. p. s.ftreit, in the Str,od, and ware cam:mail.
CV 60111 upon the of the nocicty may be adikeffrd, and Sob-
kriatinus au: Daudet,' riming foe slispairai impels of the
Sect.ty.

GERMAN?.

HAIIIIMCIP, ()crow. 30.—N0 further accounts
which can be relied on have been received here refpeft
tog Sir Gloats& RowliOLD. It is reported, however,
that after his papers were examined by BILIMADOTTI
at Hanover he Was conveyed to Paris. Several
quelliottswere put to him, it is laid, by BIRMADOTTI,
but he declined giving any anfwer. After the
Preach troops had embarked him here, their muac
&opt playing as they dropped down the Elbe. The
Ruffian htinifter, M. Foasswatt, and the Swedith
Chajr d'Affaires, have declared that they confider
the hes as no longer Cafe in this thy. They have
neebnfingly fent Couriers to their refpative Courts,
requening permillion to depart.
The public in general here feel the highen indig-
nation at this new infult, but not a word of it has as
Crlmen inferred in the public papers, either at Ham-
g6ar Holnein.
I have beard from a refpeltable Eagan merchant,
*at Sir Gmac s was more than once warned againn
the attempts of Bo AAAAA re's banditti, and I am
therefore in hope that they have made no feixure of
any papers very interefling ; bad they attacked him
the inght before, it is probable they would have been
more fuccefsful, as he then fent away voluminous
ellfpatches with a meffenger for Holum. That this
Unheard of event has canted a great deal of brittle
among the members of the diplomatic corps here is
not Corps ding I but it was not expetted that even the
Pruffsan Mininer would have joined with the others,
as be did, in demanding an exPlanation, and clearing
tat affurance from Boa 'a Minifler that the
Wes of nations would be repelled, in regard is the
Other diplomatic agents is this city. The Ruffian
Ambaffador here fent away two couriers to inform
his Sovereign of this new outrage of France, one by
way of Lubeck, and the other by way of Pram.—
He, with all other foreign Mainers and Confuls,
have given up their country houfes in this neighbour-
hood ; and the Senate has ordered. for the future,
the guards at our gates to be doubled. Among other
Beast pieces feised by the French marauders, were
thoufand marks in cans, which he the day be-
fore had taken from the banking-houfe of Meffrs.
Tao:ma-row and Co. for Tome momentary expences.
Of his wardrobe and linen, nothing remains, every
din being plundered ; even his books were torn to
pieces or carried away. His terrain was not per-
mitted, as he anted, to accompany his matter. whole
indifferent Rate of health flood much in need of a
faithful attendant. The French General Fasts put
Sir Groans's watch, Conte printed Englith pates.
and the feats of his office into his own pocket, fur
what puipofe you ma eafily fuppofe. Four perfans
of thole with Fasas (poke good Engin:lt, and one of
them was either a Math lubjeA or an American.—
Tbe fervent has been examined both before the Syn-
dic, by the Englith Conful, and by the Ruffian Am-
lbaffador ; and his depoation upon oath has been taken
and fent to feveral continental Courts, as well as to
England, where he will probably arrive as loon as
this letter. The Dennis Government has ordered
two more regiments to reinforce the troops at Altona;
and the Duke of Brunfwkle, as the Duke of Heck-
knborgh before hints, has fent his mon precious ef-
money, pi/tares. arms, &c. to Magdrburgh, in
/harm, as a place of &fay, It is raid, that the de-
lineation of our Senate, which, lan Friday, let out
for Berlin, was not only charged to complain of the
late violation of our territory, but to demand, for
future proteltion, a Prutfian garrifon as long as the
French occupy Hanover. Nothing bat terror, dill
say, fulpicion, and wretchednefs prevail here, and
every where elf: in that unfortunate Elediorate.
Louis XVIIL has poritively declined all the marks
Of royal ditlinaion paid to him in Sweden. The pa
raraph inferred in the Isteraargh Carefpondret, Rating
du the Emperor of Rullia had refuted to permit him
to meet the Princes of his family in Ruffia, is void of
all foundation, and owes its infertion to the influence
of the French, which teems to have become irretiiii-
We in this part of Germany.
On the 21R intl. a French Courier patted through
Copenhagen, with uifpatches, recalling all the French
Commercial Agents from Sweden.

Letters from Vienna of the soth inn. Rate, that fe-
sreral regim,:nt, in the two Gallicias, are ordered to
be put on the sear eflablithment. The orders were
itrued on the lame day, when a Ruffian courier, who
lately brought difpatches to that Court, returned with
Lis anfwer to Pctereaurgh. The difpatches he brought
were deem: cl by Count CORI:NT/EL of fuch high im-
portance, inat he immediately fent the Reporter of
the Imperial Privy Council, Count Cot.t.t ma \CM. to
lay them before the Em 'alto', at Prague. :here oc-
currences have given rife to a multiplicity of political
conjeCtures in tie higher circles at Vienna.

A letter from Con tbotinople of the 25th of Augtitts
rays, that the GII.A•aI SllGNicia had been ferioufly in-
difpofed. The people un this oceafion difcovered the
warmed attachment tc their Sovereign. The feraglio
was furroonded by crowds of inquirers, and every
where the wmoft anxiety yotlisilcd. Happily his
Highnefs is now free from danger.

The Porte received, a few days ago, the intelli-
gence that the province of Servia is at length deliver-
ed from the Deyc, who have fu long opprefted it. As
loon as this intelligence was received, a firman was
difpatched, giving I, .m the Caro. n &loam af-
furances to the Servisi.s, that henceforth they have
on reafon to look forward to future vexations; that
they. will, without delay, receive t Governor of thi ir
own religion; and that ;he Turks &all immediately
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be recalled. llie teport i• again tevived that
an official accntint h been received of the com•

plete defeat of the Manclukes and Ar.tb., by the
Maws.

It is onderflood, that after the dcath of Djezzar
Pubis, the Porte conferred the Government Zr.
Yea di Acre on ldrabies, the former Governor of Alep-
po. Ibrahim found his place occupied by linmel
Pacha, in whole favour Djezaar refigned previous to
his deccafe. lfmaci refuled to recognife the new Go

wernor, and to give up the inimenfe tre•fures which
Diessar had accumulated. He is Mitosis of main-
taming himfelf in the Government of SC 9;an,f Acre,
and with this vicw he has already collated-a
vat! body
of troops. By a firman of the Porte, !be Captain
Packs, of Grand Tut kith Admital. is to elicit

felt conk:intl.; w.tla Ibrahim Pubs, in reducing the

tcbel Uinael to obedient:.