Star.
London, England, 1806-10-07 00:00:00

I.lU.sife :et Prises or Scot. and fewsni -16c1 501

14.8. Plimh ro otifseve,-;tieltits and Shares are now felling at
eta above Offices. 1.1 great variety of Numbers; and the Public
amy.ileyoncl on soy N amber they fancy being fecured, on applies
glow beam k ln aid or engaged, an were kverat of the above Ca-
pitals, particularly 77'7, entitled to 20,021 i in the lalt Lottery.
Ildwines -et tit prefent Lottery gratis. which begin. Drawing
film trill lilitant, containing upwards of One Thoufand Prices
admitams IM late, awl confute of only 10,003 Tickets.

CIVIILLINGQPPIaa, tarbr 6, 1606.—
THE COMMISSIONISRS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAY ESTI": NArr, a 1,14 tilos *dies,
That oa Wedoefday, the tub loftiest, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writmg (keeled up) and treat for TWELVE 4
HUNDRED THOUSAND GOLDSTONE or BROWN WK..
LOW RODS, (not les than forty eight inches in length) St Ktr
making Cooper's Twigs—to be anfwerable to famples to be pro-
duced with the Tenders; to be delivered by the 3cth April, any,
in, equal Monthly proportion., into his Majefty's Vldualling
Stores at Deptford: and, for THREE THOUSAND BOLTS
or FLAGS, for the u'e of the Cooperate; to be alfo anfwerable
to famples to be produced with the Tenders ; and to be delivered
lo the (pace of Is Months by regular Monthly proportions, into
the Stores before mentioned. The whole to be paid fur by Bills
payable with inter& ninety days after date.
N. B. No Tender for aide quantity than One Handsel Thou•
rand Rods, and live Huadred Bolts or Flags, will be admitted.

The Conditions of the Cootratts any be teen at the Ileceetatta
Office.

Na mord ooYJ k borl to say kook, go tam Anti sat is
;refereed is 'monk eif lrjtb, r fiat Ball aot b • doiivorai M do Board
before ewe o'clock at stolid, iredeetferey eh, 15th 41.1rer wigs tk Per-
ifox oda man the tater, or Jive press w bis behalf, ausads;as sup
fivtr wrbn, cella for

MURDER OF PALM.
ej 'HE fate of the late unfortunate Mr. PALM can-
not•A be read without emotion by thofe whole boroms glow with
fentiments of parriotifm, juftice, or humanity.
.1 kis Mao, a Bookfaller at Idurembprgh, one of the free lath
dal Cities of Germany, was fuddenly feized by a detachment of
French troops, dragged before a Military Commilfion aff,mbkd
at Brutus, tritd on a charge of baling fold Publications rafiedt-
! ing on the Government of Buonaparte, condemned, and executed.
lie was offered his life, en condition of giving go the names a the
Authors whore writings had offended the Depot ; but he (corned
this breach of confidence, arid magnanimouffy reeled his faith with
his blood; bequeathing to thole whnfe lives he had thus fared, at
the espence of his own, the tail of recording to the world, the
hiftory of this outrage on the Rights of Moines. this fee& viola-
tion of all thole Cured tics, on which a ferocious Ufurper hastoo
wog. an 4 the foccafafully trampled.
Mr. Patti has left a difenefdate Widow, and five dellitute
Children; by providing for wham, Britons will at the fame time
proclaim theiredmiratioa of the principles of this berioc Martyr,
Oler deteftation of the •I rant under whole mandamus mandato
he fell. and fulfil one of the nobleft duties of humanity.
With theft fentimcnts. a Subferiptiou bas beta opened, and the
hollowing fume are already Whim Shed:
ile W. Curtis. But 10 10 Charles Parlfh - 3 3
J.J. Ang-rfteln sgW C. Chambers - 5 3
cbn Angerfl.in - S S William Methila - 5 5
din Thompron . S 3 Samuel "haw - 1 5
homiest Luau . s S J. B icitwood, jun. 5 5
Thumloo Bona; Jun. 5 $ is Miens Morgan .a a
John J. Appeal) $ s Thoma. Rowcnift • s 5
E. Heists s s John Coupe •
JB. Loufada - 5 s Benjamin Walfh 3
K. Shedien and Saga 5 5 Thomas Warburton 5 .1
Jefepis hlarryatt $ $ Dann and CroClitnl
J. 1. Throckmution S $ J and A. Anderfon S 5
r. Dank, and Co. 5 $ The 1111101, hiewfpaper to to
Clasen and Pratt I 5
Subferiptioo are received at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee houfe,
(where the Book ls kept); and by all the Bankers is the Mefro!l

To be BOLD by PILIVATII CONTRACT,
THE perpetual Advowinn and next Right of
Prorogation to a valuable Redtory, about fatty miler dif.
tent from London, tulle& te the Life of the parent Incumbent.
aged 64
For particulars, apply fo Mr. Coot, No. 30, Wincheiter-ftreet,
Leaden I or Mr. Wirains, Danbury, sear Chelmsford. Rites.

'I '0 he peremptorily Sold. porluant to a Decree
a•d an Miler of the High Court of Chancery, made la •
Caufe, Howfe and Others • Morphcw and others. with the appro.
batlon of John Simeon. FR; one of the Matters of the hid Court
on Saturday, the ifila ink at 'remise o'clock at Noon. at the An.
gel inn, In the Market Place, Norwich, In 14 Lots, a molt valu-
able eßate, called the OBY ESTATE, lying in the kraal parifhrs
of Oby, Athby, Thorne, and Clippellsy,in the County of Norfolk,
near the Turnpike Road between Norwich and Great Yarmouth.
at the aflame of ra miles from the former, and nine from the
Latta place, sod having far part of its boundary a Navigable River
communicating with Yarmouth, comprifing the Manor ,:r Lordßilp
of Oby. the Manor• Insure, called Oby Hall; with fondry Buildings,
a,d shoutd6 .3 acres of Arable, Mathew. and Maras Land,of very
I Roperior <math y, nearly all Freehold. Particulars may be by:tat the
hid Malter's Chambers iu Southampton buildings, Cheerer?
lane,London ; of Mr. Prtflaud, No. so.Brunfwick-frmare; where
a Map of the Eftate may be Peen; Mr. Warty. of Norfolk-Rreet,
in the Strand; of Mr. Grand. Solicitor. Norwich; and at the ham
in Norwich and in the principal neighboring mania.

—IFLINTSHIRE AND DENIUGHSHIRE ES rATEs•
Dy Mars. HINDU!.
At the Orlan Inn, is Moid,oo Mooday the scth day of Odteher,
0.06, the Side 'to begin precl(ly at Three o'Clock in the At-

ternnnn of the fame day,
I.,UNDR.Y valuable Freehold Enates, and feveral
Li capital and definable totefruages, Farms and Lan& °mate in
Mold, Llwynegrin, Hen4reteffs, lope Houtiheath, Northop. Kt!.
Raton and Yleviog, in the County of Flint, and Liatifannan, and
Abergele, in the county of Denbigh, late the Ettates of John Jones,
of Llwynegrio,Efq.deceafed, and sow in the poffeffinns of jofyph
Garner, John Binyon, Wm Evans, Benjamin Jonts, Mary Evans,
David Jones, John Roberts, Thomas Hughes, Evan James. Huai'.
Price. and others, molt of whom are Tenants at Will, comprifing
about 900 Acres and of the annual value of upwards of 'Goa
The whole to he compelled in a 8 Lots The particulars of
which may be bad of Meffrs. Kibbiewhite and Rowland, S..lici-
tors, Gray'l Inn Place' and Merrs. Hindle, Chancery-Lane, Lon-
don; Mr. Wynne. Solicitor, Mold; Mr. Griffith?, solicitor, or at
the Had, Chclter ; Mr. Calveky,Survcyor. staplefortl.
N. B. Further information may be had of Metfrs Kihbiewhite
and Rowland, hlr.GrilLths and Mr. Ceram,. and a Mr. Wynne.
Office, Mold, where a Map of the Eltate may he teen.

LAITCASIJIRE.
VAI.I.IAW..E LP.ASEHOLD ESTATE, COTTON TWIST
MANG FAG FORY and MACHINERY at WARRINGTON,
TO B 1 PEREDIP CORILY SOLD. .

In One Lot, to the belt bidder, by Order of the Anignee of the
Eltare and Iffette of John Lodge Hubherity, a bankrupt; on
Trefday the 14th day of 00ober.r8o6, at t a o'clock at rinnn,at
Guildhall, London, before the Malorpart of the Cormulffinners
named in the Cuninsit6ou of Bankrupt, iffued aphid the laid
John Lodge Hubberfty,
ALL thole Buildings called the Courrnw TWIST
MANUFACTUR•• Attune in Bewfey.ftrcet, Warrington, in
the raid County of Laticalter,beld for the refidue of fevered terms
of 1:00 years each, fubJett to the payment of a yearly rent of al,
151 and to a right-of way to abuilding called the little Sugar l inure,
together with a Steam Engine, of 34 Marie power, lately ereelod
by Meirrs Bateman and Slierratt, and all the valuable Machinery
sled for Spinning Twift, esnfiiting of Water Frames, corn lining
shoat solo Spindles ; Moles containing about 2;04 Spirttllc.. with
Salim, Carding Engines, 'rummers, Einithers. Drawing, Frames,
Heels, &e. together with Smith and Carpenter's Shop., lathes,
Vices,Smith's and other Wor mea's TOOl6, Cutting Engines, Ste.
For further particulars apply to Melirs. Careen, Tenant, and
Harrlfon, Gray', Inn ; Mr. Ellis, Hatton Garden; Moir+. Con•
per and Lowe,Southampton Buildings, London ; and Mr. Dam.
nelLot Percival, near Warring:cm ; and alfn to Mr. Edward Al
cnea, Appraifer and Joiner. Cock !ledge, Warrington, who will
Dew the Pretnifet, and an inventory of the Property.

To the GENTIANIVIN. CLERGY; rid FREEHOLDIAI of

. the COUNTY of 80iff:HAMP (ON.
T HAVE forborne to addrefe you until I could be
enuWed to form fornejodginent of the tentirnents of the County
refpedling my preteutions to be re.elofted, for a fourth time, as
your Reprefentative. The very flattering reception I experienced
at the Meeting on the 25th of lalt Month. and the Neer% that
has hitherto attended the partial eanvata that I have been able to
make, Induce me to expects the warm retina& I (eel for the fa
your and frit:W(l.lp I have received, and to Millet% you, that mole('
I Mali In the further progrets of my application to you, (which I
than continue with all the exertions in my power) find diff.rent
fentimenta prevailing with refpedt to me, I (hall perfevere in my
eadeavoon, until the Crocco( the County (hall be akertbined by
a Pull. I Ratter etyfelf that it will appear evident to you that the
Pule in which I am engaged Is Intimately comic died with your own
ludependence, and that eke Freeholders will, by a fpirlted
same of an undue influence, manlfell their refoittrion, that the Re.
prefentative of a free people lbould Neuf& to free.
I have the honour to be, with the greateft retpta.
Gentlemen,

Year matt faithful and ob;:dlent humble Servant,
'llllarietter,Od. 1, ISO& WILLIAM CHUTIt.

To the GINTLEPAHN, CLERGY. and PaESPOLEaaIi a
the COUNTY al SOUTHAMPTON.

oniciataam,
HAVING been folicited in a manner highly Hagler-
Ing to my feelings by a very numerous Mecting of Free-
holders, to offer myfelf as a Candidatefor the cawing vacaneyfor the
County, and having, from motives of prudence (Rated a that
Meeting) expreffed my with not tomobark In loch an undertaking
• ithout reek:may afeertalniog the Intention and good wifhes of the
Freeholders, I venture to flatter myfelf, that an early eommumea
tioo of thole (Liniments will be evinced at a Meeting of the fi iends
of Mr. Chute and myfelf, propofed to be held on Wednefday next,
and in the interim that my own elertions and thofe of my Friends
wIU afccrtain the probability of my Needs. I have the honour to
remain, with the !nese* relpedi, Gentlemen,
Your molt faithful and obedient bumble Servant.
Winehefter, oa. t, tito6. H. P. ST. JOHN M !LOWLY.