Star.
London, England, 1826-11-11 00:00:00

MY FATHER'S GRAVE.

.710 M ACEZRMANN'S "'FORGET ME NOT.*

MT MIL JAMBS flap.

The mound is green, the grass Is growing
O'er the newly platted grave;
Fast the tide of time is lowing,
Whelming all beneath the wave.
I joy to think that wave may bear
Me onward to a world of bliss,
That I may see and love him there
Whom I so fondly prized in this.
Illy Father !—Oh ! thy name is yet
A treasured thought, and long will be,
E'en till with parting life shall set
The Pole-star of my memory!
For thou but been to me below
A guide to warn, a light to guide,
To thy unceasing love I owe
More than to aft the world besidel
'Thy Itindness now seems doubly dear,
Since thou art gone, end gone for even
'How bright affection's hues appear,
Which nought can dim, though death may twer
when the summer sun departs,
And wintry darkness reigns alone,
Then o'er the memory of our hearts
Beams 'brighter still his brightness gone.
Parent spirit! gone before me!
Look'st thou from thy starry throne?
Haply now thou watcbest o'er me,
Sorrowing at thy grave alone
-Here the world, Its truth, its errors,
Wealth and glory all are yaks,
-Joy and sorrow, hope and terror,
Cease where death alone can reign.
The grave, that frail and silent dwelling,
What is all its gloom to me ?
b not e'en its silence telling
What my own sore fate must be?
Yes! but here awhile i gather
Flowers of memory, springing fad,
Cherlsh'd thus for thee, my Father !
Long their grateful bloom will last.
And oh ! when time and death shall sever
Me from every earthly tie, •
Then to dwell with thee for ever!
That hope will make it bliss to die:

PUBLIC SALES, NOVEMBER 10.

Mr. lIOGGARt.

A Freehold ,state, situate one mile from Hertford and Ware,
liens comprising the Domain and Park, called Ware Park, with'
a spacious Mansion House, seated in a Park, with plantations,
shrubberies, plelsure grounds, fruit and kitchen gardens, green'
'souses, Toeless groundoorchard, wilderness, dtc. numerous attached
ind detached offices of every description, an inclosed court yard,
four double coach houses, stabling for twenty-eight hones, rooms,.
gamekeeper's lodge, tenements. icc. farming buildings, and the
Ware Park Farm, consisting of a superior house, fanning buildings,
and land, in the whole 731 a. 2r. 37p. part let, of the estimated
annual value of £1,440. Also a Freehold Ground Rent of £275
per annum, issuing out of a water mill and buildings, two houses,
eve cottages, gardens, and twenty-three acres of land, on lease for
eighty yens, with the reversion at the end of the term. Also the
Lordship or Manor of Ware, called Ware Infra and Ware Eatra,
and Thundridge, with right of free warren over several thousand
acres, with the fines, quit rents, reliefs, royalties, fisheries, courts
leet and baron, and the tolls arising front the Market of Ware, and
two pews in Ware Church; total estimated value and rent, £1,905
per annum ; timber, St.a to be taken at a valuation—knocked
down at £44,9C.0.
• • A Freehold F.state, situate at Clapham, comprising a spacious
Residence suitable for a large family, with offices of every deacrip-
tion, stabling for eight horses, carriage standing, kitchen garden,
fruit trees, alit' meadow land adjoining,containing upwards of twelve
acres; fixtures to be taken at a valuation—,€6,9so.
A Freehold House, No. 1, Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, let for
four years at £63 per annum clear of deductions—£looo.
A Ditto, No. 2, adjoining,, for seven, fourteen, or twenty-one
years, at the lessee's option, at £42 a year—£76o.
A Ditto, No. 3, let at £so—£9lo.
A Ditto, No. 4. let for 13 years at 167 10$. a year—£looo.
A Ditto, No. 5, let for two years at £66—£looo.
A Ditto, No. 6, on lease for seven years at £5O a year—£96o.
Leasehold Water-side Premises, on the lower road from Batter.
sea to Wandsworth, comprising a wharf, with about four hundred
feet frontage to the river, upon which is a Brick-built Warehouse o
two floors, engine room, boiler house, a long range of buildings,
counting Louses, sleeping rooms, blacksmith's forge, she is, foundry,
stables, and a dwelling house, held under Lord Spencer for three
lives of 19, 17, and 13, st a ground rent of setno a year—£2,2'2o.
Two Plots of Building or Garden Ground adjoining, each with
atrcAnage of about 108 feet by a depth of 420, ground rent £2O
each—lCAO per plot.
Four Houses, Nos. 1 to 4, Ford's-buildings, near the above, and
'held in the same manner, at a ground rent of £6 10s. let
at £640.--s€s9o.
Four Ditto, Nos. 5 to 8, let at ae.5.2., ground rent £6.—X580.

Four Ditto, Nos. 9 to 12, ditto-4590.
Four Ditto, Nos. 13 to 16-2C580.
Four Ditto, Nos. 17 to 20—X570.
Four Ditto, Nos. 21 to 24—,560.
Three other Lots of Four Houses—X44o each.

Three Houses, Nos. 37 to 59, adjoining—X33o.
The Sum of £5OOO sterling, expectant on the decease of a Gen-
tleman now aged fifty five, proceeding from monies to arise from the
sale or mortgage of Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Estates in
London, Middlesex, and Eases, and from a Policy for £50130,
effected in 1808, in the F,goltable Office—XlB2o.

A Ditto, dittO—£l79o..
A Policy of .25000 in the Equitable Office, effected Nov. 15,
1811, upon the life of a Gentleman ageri fifty five, with the addi-
tions, annual premium £169 17c.—.€3180.
A Policy of £souo in the Globe Assurance Office, effected in
Tlay, 1814, upon the life of a Gentleman aged fifty, premium
£96 15s. a year-6160.
Shares of £2O each in the Protector Fire Assurance Office, upon
which £2 per Share has been paid—Xl 6s. and £1 ss. per Share.

Mr. WILLIAM Lst, the High Constable of Westmin-
ster, has published a Nat, Containing a brief history of events
which have taken place connected with an application made by him
for a remuneration for his general serVices for the last ten years,
especially (rem. the Members of the Two Houses of Parlia-
ment. He has set forth his claims in modest verse, interspersed
with interesting facts, and fair and equitable pretensions.
MACCLESFIELD.—Mr. E. J. Wakefield has been in
this town for several days. He came in his own ear-
riage, and was accompanied by a French female teacher,
and hit two children, a boy and a girl.
Sttocitso MURDER.—Monday morning a Jeliberate
and atroc7cus murder was committed on a man of the
name of Richard Power, an industrious tenant of Lord
Ciaticaity,tresident in the neighbourhood of Loughrea.
It appeals that this diabolical and bloody act was com-
mitted about daylight on the morning of Monday, by
three men, who tied a rope round his neck in the first
instance; and having nearly strangled him, were about
departing; when the unfortunate man declared his
knowledge of the parties, when they returned and
finished the horrid deed.

MANCHESTER, Nov. B.—The market has remained
without variation all this week, except that a little more
briskness is apparent to-day in yarns. The frost having
set in for some days with considerable severity, has awa-
kened the apprehensions of the buyers, and quickened
their movements a little, for fear the river. Elbe should
become so frozen over, as to render further importation
into Hamburgh impracticable.