Star.
London, England, 1816-04-24 00:00:00

ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD.

IRTHEREAS, THOMAS JONES the elder, 14te
a Penner with Messrs. GOODCHILDS, JACKSONS,
alters,
t Co,C°. of Bishop Wearmuutb, in the County of Durham,
again whom a Commission of Bankrupt was lately
.
and is now in prosecution, stands charged with Felony, in
`madteg and not conforming himself to the several Statutes
to a" now in force concerning Bankrupts, and p
he articularly
Act of the Stb Geo. 11. C. intituled "An Act to pre-
!" the committing of Frauds by Bankrupts." Whoever will
Me loch information as may lead to the discovery and apprehen.
n
a teel the said 'fhomas Jones, shall, on his conviction, receive
Reward of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS from Messrs.
H
,_,"t'er, Hunter, and Bell, of Bishop Weannouth aforesaid,
'7Pees of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt.
,„_he saki 'I homas Jones I, about 52 years of age, of slender
""'et !Mere much below the middle site, dark or sallow visage,
I,nll an appearance as if lie had recently recovered from an
T 74 woad face,bigh cheek bones, dark eyes, which, when in
071 ct of speaking, be keeps steadfastly fixed on the countenance
.„,,the penal he is talking to ; dark hair, inclining to curl, quick
rliond uses a small stick in walking, good address, speaks the
ZauthCoatitry dialect in a smooth insinuating manner, and occa-
T "so a pair of gold-mounted spectacles. He lately re-
sidsdat Greencross, in the county of Durham ; was formerly a
item :Rat Llidievra afterwards in trade at Birmingham; and
Years ago was employed as a Clerk iu a Banking-house
quesTbridge.

Thirdly.—That a 4 the whole amount of Wool imported does I
not exceed one twelfth part of what is produced In England and
Wales alone, we are further of opinion, that the idea of assisting
the Landed Interest at the expense of the Commercial one, by
the invitation of any duty, will be found altogether erroneous to
practice, inasmuch as the apparent benefit to the English 'muter
'4. 1104 •:rt be only in proportion to the *mount or lie import.'
compared with nor own growth. And as this, as bettor *rated.
antJunts to one-twelfth pan only, of come the intended beeefit
can go no farther than to one-twelfth of the prop Med duty
Fourthly.—That although the English growers of Wool, may
apparently be benefited, in a small deg, ee, by a Duty on hurored
Wools; yet it is obvious, that, by the consequent depression of
the Clothing Trade, all other products of land will bear a much
less price than at pretest, from the circumstance of a less demand!
existing for them. And as this Meeting apprehends that the
proposed Duty will effectually expel our Manufactures from
foreign markets, (which at present are at our commits!, through-
out the world,) it is easy to chew that such expulsion would en-
tirely destroy ntunerous Manufactories, and put on; Of employ
thousands of poor, who must, in that case, be prinelpally main-
tained at the expense of the Agricultural Interest.
Fifthly.—That this Meeting sincerely regrets the distress ex-
perienced by the Agricultural Interest, they hope the pressure on
it will be but temporary, and soon find its remedy ; but they do
most earnestly deprecate any reltef to be sought forty the Agri-
culturists ftum the Manufacturers, trod: Interests have grown up
to„-e,ther, and flourished by their mutual depenlance on each
other, and it is the opinion of this Meeting that any attempt to
afford relief to the one by laying burdens ou the other, must mid
in ruin to both.

It was then resolved that the following Gentlemen be ap-
pointel a Cummittee, to conduct the opposition to the proposed
Duty, and to carry into effect the objects of the Meetipg, by
presenting Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, founded on
the.e Resolutions, viz.

EDWARD PHILLIPS WM. EVERETT WALDP.ON
p Joust PHILLIPS SAMUEL SALTER
GEORGE SHEPPARD I JOHN NORRIS CLARKE
WILLIAM SIIEPPIAD FRANCIS ALLEN
GEORGE &sit CHARLES WILKINS
TIioMAS JOYCE THo. WHITTAKER LIDTARD
EDWARD COOPER HENRY BATTEN POOLL
*I
NoSEAS TUCWELL JONATHAN NOAD
THOS.NOSIER SAUNDERS l HENRY Joyce, and
WILLIAM SIANCoI4III f SLATER NEALE:
Any Fare of whom shall be a Quorum, with liberty from tine to
time to add to their number.

That Mr. loot. bout, of Bradford, be appointed Solicitor fur
conducting this opportion.
That a Subsaiption be immediately entered into to &fray the
Expenses of the opposition, subject to the diroctiuu of the •:out.
out t tee.

I..esoloVoist r 1...
Morning and Evening Papas, and in the Salisbury J uurnal. and
Bath Chronicle. . _

__ _..............
'that the Chairman do sign these Resolutions or behlif of the
Meeting. EDWARD Pi-iII.LIPE, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, it vras snanimously re-
solved, that the titanic' of this Meeting be gives him for his very
able and impartial conduct therein.

TUNBRIDGE WELLS
CIRCULATING LIBRARY and POST OFFICE,
Also AGENCY OFFICE for LOWING.HOUSES.
JSPR ANGE most respectlully informs the No.
. bility and Gentry, that he has now opened his Register of
the Lodging-houses, as usual, for the Season, where at all times
a reference thereto will shew the particulars of every Clouse, its
situation, whether unoccupied or not. Letters addressed to
Mr. Sprange, respecting Lodgings, will have immediate atten-
tion paid to them. Apartments at his Assembly Rooms to Let.
For the accommodation of Families who may not have visited the
place, but intend doing so, and may wish to obtain as much infor-
mation as possible previously, the Tunbridge Wells Guide, which
will afford a very abundant source, may be had, on application to
Mr. Eber, Bond. street ; or Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Church.
yard, London, Bookseller..

NVARRE'IsI'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID
BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal
to the highest Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, and
prevents its =eking, does not soil the linen, is perfectly free
from any unpleasant smell, sod will retain Its virtues in any
climate. •
Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martin's-lane,
London; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Waterford ;
Thomson, Belfast; Racburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Glasgow;
Lyon, Inverness; Cookworthy, Plymouth; Evans and Co. Ches-
ter; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmingham • Pierson, Sheffield ;
Greenslade, Guernsey; Sheldon. Manchester; Rounthwalte, Li-
verpool; Edmonds, Swansea; Pinkuey, Bristol; Bowel, Car-
lisle; Peewee, Norwich; Watkinson, Scarborough; and by his
Agents in every Town in the Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, U. 6d.
a pint, Ind. half a pint, and 6d. each.
Cauraow.—Observe, nose are genuine wing

ClPAeektg: )fretr/ile
➢s signed on the Lab 4,, and 14, St. Martin's-hoe, stamped in
the Bottle, as the superior quality of thh Blacking has induced
savers' base impostors to sell spurious compositioas under the
I:above mans.

ARUNDEL-STREET, STRAND.
GENUINE and FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TIIIIV. a Pair of Brilliant large PIER GLAS.SES, on inches
br64,CIIIMNEYGLASSES, MIRRORS.CHANDELIERS,
Race Old CHINA, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On etePreinises No. 19, Arundel street, Strand. To-Morrows ,
21th of Apnl, at Eleven o'Clock, and following Pay,
(The Property of the late Sir Cmaacas Genre- Huosow,
Bart. deceased)
1111 TE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
.a...,Romprieing Stli,PS of Drawing.rosm, Library, and Dining.
phriolt Curta;no, in Silk Tahouret, Crilispziti I)amask,and Chintz.
Cor'aill, Ccpichr:., Sofas and Chain, suite, Four-post and
oche.' Bedsteads, with Crimson Damask awl Chintz Cotton
Fur' tires, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, of -vari-
onsl:inis, brilliant Plates of Glass of large dinteusions, Mirrors,
Ctia'rsitlers, Japauned Articles, rare old China, &c. capitsl well
made cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, glazed Bookca 'es, Cheas
of Drawers, Cabinets, Sideboards, Cellarets, Dining, Card,
Loo. Soft, Pembroke, Library, and other Tables, Eating Par-
lour Chairs, excellent Eight-day and Bracket Clocks. Tuskey,
Bruteels, and other Carpe.a and Hearth R.iyi, Fenders and Fire
!roe?, China, Glass. inunerous Kitchen RequisLea, and sn•lous
°dear i. if•-; ca.
klAgrs.:4-st to, Tuesd's7 a.f.!fi Weeeteselz; seas Ji..qt th.s Sale,
tyb ' .:r'sTti'lirrstn"T be
reet, Goillleinm•squthe Prr444.1;
and
of
Mr"tte.
- Amor
g ..: i.E FREEHOLD FARMS, LINCOLNSHIRE.
. ,
.4r Messrs. HOGCAR r and PHILLIPS,
.•.• the Mart, et, Fain AY. April 26, at Twelve,
'lift 'Valuable FREI:HOLD ESTATES, de-
j Or ..f situate at Tid St. Mary's, and lid St. Giles's, near
Newton Wlsbrach, in the county of Cambridge and Lincoln,
in the ,w.-tatfon of the proprietor, Joust Caton, Esq. The
Farms ennuun together i 22 Acres of prime Arable and rich Feed-
ing Land, under the that state of cultivation, and the rental, a
responsible tenant, is ready to enter and take a lease at £444 per
Anentin ; with a good house, Barns, Stabling, and numerom
Ovt-helidinrs; the situation remarkably pleasant and healthy.
May he viewed. and further particulars had to days prior to
the male, of Steed Girdlestone, Ei. Wisbeach ; Red Lion, Cam-
bridge; Row and Crown, Wisbeath ; the George Inns, Chat-
ter% mid Spalding; Crown, St. lee's; Talbot, Peterborough ;at
the Mn.:t ; aid of Megan. Hoggan and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-
street, Leiden.

PAP. I' OF OAVIS'S Wg^ P
cAini-m. and LONVENiEN W PREMISP.S,,
opposite the TOWER, HORSLYDOWN, and PUTTERS
FIELDS.-1.0 BE LET,
By Messrs, HOGOARIT and PHILLIPS, •
To the highest Bidder, at an annual Rent for a terns of 13 Years,
from. Lady-day, 1816, at the Mart, on TxuasnAr, May 9,
at Twelve,

Al VALUABLE SUFFERANCE WHARF,
ss feet in frost of the River l'hames, with capital Ware-
house of three Floor., and upwards of 1 it feet in length, another
Warehouse adjoining, paved Cellar, and three Stories over, up-
wards of I i I feet In length ; a range of Sheds suitable for Stables,
large Yard and Premises calculated for warehousing genenil
Merchandise, but more particularly the Baltic produce; and at
a small expense would answer well for Granaries.
These Premises may be viewed on application to Messrs.
Hoggart and Phillips, and Particulars and terms of letting may
be had ten days prior to the Sale, of Messrs. Hillyard and King,
Solicitors, Copthall•court ; at the Mart ; and of Mears. liuggart
and Pitilbps, where a Plan may he seen.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, NEAR THE CITY OF
OXFORD, IN 'll-/F. COUNTY OF BERKS.
By Messrs. HUGOAR I and PHILLIPS,
At the Mart, ou Fill:oAT, May 17, at Twelve in 15 lat s,
THE very valudble ES FATE and 'MANOR of
KENNINGTON, near Oxford, the property of sir G cox ua
Bowers:' Bart. consisting of sundry pieces of capital rich Mea-
dow and Arable Land, containing altogether Fair Hundred and
Forty•five Acres, divided as follows:
Lot 1. The Manor of Kennington, with its royalties and pri-
vileges, together with Two Hundred and Siz t y Acres of Land,l
with a Farm House and Out.buildings, in the occupation of
Messrs. Latham, Dry, and Tubs.
Lots 2 to 15 in.lusive, consist of sundry Meadows and Lands,
divided into Lots from ten to twenty Acres each; also several'
Cottages, Farm•houses, and Out-buildings. This valuable pro-
perty is bounded by the River Isis, and the road front Oxford to
Medley intersects the centre of the Estate.
The Estate may be viewed on application to the Tenants, and
Particular had tee days prior to the Sale, at the Star, Oxford ;
Crown and Thistle, Abingdon; at the Mart; and of Messrs.
Houart and Phillips, where a Plan may be seen.

REDMORE FARM, NORFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. HUGHES and OUTHWAI CE,
Garraway's Coffee•house, on Wednesday, May 1, 1816, at
Twelve o'Clock,
THE REDMORE FARM containing 710
Acres, more or less, of good Fen Land, about 110 Acres
whereof are situate at Hockwold.cem-Wilton, and the rest are
extra Parodital in the said county; together with a wren-aceue.
tomed Public House, called the Reeinture Arms, situate and being
contiguous m the said Farm. The whole of the above Estate
to be Sold, and is held, as to four undivided fifth parts
thereof for a term of twenty-one years, of which sixteen years
were unexpired at Michaelmas last, at the yearly rent of only
A4O; and as to the remaining one undivided BEM part of the said
Estate, for the remainder of a term.

'this day was published,
THE PROSPECTUS of a POLYGLOTT
BIBLE, comprising the Hebrew test of Vander Hooght,
the Samaritan Pentateuch, the Greek Version of the LXX. the
Latin Vulgate, the Greek New Testament, the Syriac Peshah
New Testament. and the English Version, with a copious and
original Selection of References. Every separate department has
its &ulna Editer.

This Work will appear in two forms, In one Quarto Volume.
or four Pocket Volumes. The Prospectus of it is delivered gratis
and consists of Si paps, painted on the same paper as the Work
itself, and inhibit, the plan. form, and price, with specimens of
the respective Texts, sod the various Prefaces. It will be pub-
lishd in flee socausive Parts—the lint will be ready on July Ist,
to which will be sulked concise Latin Prolegomena, detaling the
harmien moldered essential to a Work of this nature,
ianted for Samna Ilagstcr. No. $l, Strand.

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