Star.
London, England, 1810-01-18 00:00:00

'TO THE PROPRIETORS Oh EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIEs AND GENTLIDIZN,
IMPRESSED 'with the most lively sense of the
decisive support I received at the Ballot on Tuesday last, 1
take the earliest opportunity to return my drat: ful thanks for it,
and to assure the numerous and respectable friends who have
countenanced tiosse pretensions on which I was induced to come
turward, tot! the Proprietors in general, that it shall be my sin-
cere endeavour faithfully to employ whatever knowl.fdge of the
Company's affairs I may have acquired during a service of many
years, for the benefit of my Constituents, in the important station
of which t have the honour to be placed.
I have the honour to be, most respectfully,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your very faithful and obliged servant,
JOHN BLADON TAYLOR,
No. 40,"Devonshiretiace, Jaa. 12, 1810.

A T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the
31- STAMFORD JUNCTION NAVIGABLE COMPANY,
held 7.t the George and Angel Inn, in Stamford, on Monday,
the Bth day of January, 1810,
GERARD NOEL. NOEL, Es q. in the Chair,

Mr. TELVOS o's first general Report being read,
It was Resolved, 'iliac the same should be prince i, and that
Copies 0.-red should be lent by the Solicitor to the principal
I.and Owners on the proposed Navigation, and to the Proprietors
of the Trent and Mersey, I.oughborough, Melton, Okeham, and
other Carals, interested therein, to the Ports o f Boston and Lynn,
the Towns of Wisbeach and Peterborough, and to other places
upon aud near the Rivers Nene and Welland, at.d to per.ons con •
netted with, or likely to be interested in the intended b:avigatioe,
and that Copies of the Report may be had at the Barking houses
of Messrs. Davison and Co. and Rarasbottom and Co. in Lon-
don ; and Jackson and Johnson, in Stamford; and at the Office of
Mr. William Thompson, Solicitor, in Stamford.
By Order of the Committee,
Stamford, Jan. 9, 1810. WILLIAM THOMPSON.

FREEHOLD ESTATE.
TO TIE SOLD EY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AFARM—HOUSE, Barn, and. Buildings, :ill in
good rep sir, and two hundred and twenty Acres of rich
Meadow and Marsh Land, at Feversham, in Kent, now in the
occupation of the Prop'rietor, and of which immediate posgension
may be hsd.--For further particulars enquire of Mr. Coleman,
Boughton Nlalherbe, Kent.

TO BE DISPOSED OF,
in a Fashionable Neighbourhood,
ACAPITAL moderate sized HOUSE, with Stone
Stair-case, detached Kitchen, ample accommodation for
Servants, four-stall Stable, and Coach house. The whole, or
principal part of the Furniture, must go with the House, being
of the best description ; and the greater part, such as Beds, Car-
pets, &e. not having been used. The House and Furniture will
he sold together—let as it now is for seven years certain; or for
a certai. sum, the Purchaser will be entitled to all the Furniture,
and a Lease for seven, 14, or 21 years.
The Proprietor will treat with Principals on receiving Letters
addressed to Mr. X. at Mr. Jackson's, Stationer, Oittoid-street,
corner of Orchard-street; at which place, Cards to view the
House may he procured.

FREEHOLD, FREE. AND LAID-TAY RE-
DEEMED.

MESSRS. BROWNE and Co. Auctioneers and
Land. and House Agents, 41, Swthampton row, Blooms-
bury, beg to announce that they will rifer for sale, on Friday the
26th lust. at Garraway's Coffee-House, Combat, a FREEHOLD
TITHE-FREE ESTATE, situate at Gildernome, near Leeds, in
the County of York, known as the Old Hall, and consisting of a
stone Mansion, wool warehouse, walled garden, and nine Acres
(more or less) of uncommonly rich Pastaire Land, containing a
quantity of clay, coal, and iron stone; together with the contigu-
ous scribbling, slabbing, and fulling milk, rain cirtine (12 horse
power), dye.house, dying ditto, press ardritac,ts:ig shop, cropping
and raising mills, and all other needful oot-buildings tor the con-
venience of a merchant or manufacturer.
The NEW HALL and 144 Acres of LAND continue on sale
by Private Contract.
Further particulars, plan, and survey, may be• bad of the
Auctioneers.