Star. — London, England, 1816-02-06 00:00:00

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'"''' iiTimislay will be i;Oblisitid. in tiro. poico-ss.od. SIEGE of CO RINTH.... A Tale.. PARIiINA....A rale. By LORD ~. AM. ' Leedom : Printed for JOHN Moira AT. rio t,SHIONAB.LE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, ' r i e golir taught,:: No. ii r -Sherrard-ureet, Golden-square Ladies and Creotlemeil of our age. who have never learnt that pliehniest, er have not the modern style. arLAxisses systetn at t eachin g Is expressly studied for those lowlrr .......s.isssapAa n o,ire easily that fashionable requisite 'genteel society expeditioluiy. pt ivmety, mei use superior style (pact and e legance. Those who do not want private teiehing . B ypath at a quail expeuce, with a respectable set of pupil:, on pulshc teaelsillg eveqings..,P,rofessors of dancing taught he pp slegant fancy dances, rid the superior parts of tike pr.•tes aa. The Subscription As.einhhes are every Friday. NEXT WEDN ESDAY, VALENTINEis DAY,' -ONLY pNE LO may, And ALL THE CAFKALi FLOATING! The propnrtion ut Prizes to BIWAs is double—The presposlion ef Blanks to ['lmre is oily half what it lab been in late Lotto:Hes. 50,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD, divided into • Prises of is,ono Guineas, Two Prizes of Atop) r omx i e , Sterling, 'fro Prizes of 5,000 Pounds, ditto, Five Prizes of I,t au pounds, ditto, &c. &c. &c. being • NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! 'Met' and Slitres.are tenni; big HA 2A It ft, Duane, and Co. Coorecton, Royal Lietuage, ho to the late and former Love nes,have bold erste* to toe amount of 'Two Millions sterling ! DERRY, 10. I, HoLIF , as BARS, selling Tickets L an d shares for the New Yzar's Lotter!, of e.o,oue Pickets, thith ts upon the old and universally approved principle of" Nor I wo ELLsias co Una and the Scheme is so judiciously 'fl anged, as to give to the Pliblie the following Grand List of ;:ayitals, viz. Two of WOO Guineas each, obe paid in Guld; las of Z2t4000, Two of £5,000, "I eu of 411,000, • and iesoo, !tc. ke . &lint drawhi 1 4th February (Valentine's Day.) • . p eee v'avrAy Ldttcry. Office , s the corner House, No. I, awe Ban, where was sold In the 1.4-• Lottery ' No 9,409, draws* a &War of £4,000. The kst "WO, and only xen,sos io dbares. ______ STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, 9, CORNHILL, AND 17, IX DOA! E-S TREE I% 1 GWEBB, highly grati fi ed, that th e Parmnage he . has bidserto so liberally experienced, should have been aommi e sedreineed by an unbrt.ken series of splendid • uccess rviabli Lottery annals, re,pectfully solicits a continuance of Ilaworrin die approachiug state Lottery, which will begin, MEW MOLT WEDNESDAY, 1 atb ot FEBRUARY. 1 he Scherne contains TWO GRAND PRIZES of t 5,t;60 GUINEAq In GOLD! TWO ------ PRIZES of Xito,ooo S I'ER,LDIG! TWO -----.--. PRIZES of 4/,040 S ltit.LlN(.:! VMS otlik Prizes, trout £l.OOO downwards , being LESS nan TWO BLANKS to a PRI Z E, and no fixed CapitaL A Variety of rickets and Shares are now selling by • , Stock Broker, 9, Cambia, and IT, Ludgate street, who shared and sold in the last Lottery, No. 600, a Prize of .Exo,ooo ; An] itt,titti, a Prize of X:100. Al*, Is Starr, Nos. 30469 and 8,5391 the two Last , 3C30,000 ices, arid 1,i0:1, the last £lO,OOO ever shared. '.• Government Securities bought and sold, and all Business the funds faithfully executed by , G. WEBB, Stock Broker. and 17 I.udgatc•etreet. ICHARDSON, (;00DLUCK, and CO. tam thanks to their fritoids and the public, for the liberal at they have hilterto ex#ertenced, and respectfully solicit ttiiieznce of their tavours in the preaent Lottery, which will mence &awing the Pith of FEBRUARY. The original mot not Iwo Blanks to a Prize is now restored, with the erement of Golden Capitals to the amount of 56,0t.0 SCHEME CONTAINS Prizts of tis,ooo Guineas in Gold. 2 - ,C 20,000 2 . ,C 5,000 All in Money. 1,165 of El,oco, & &c. &c. & nand Sims are on Sale at tue °Sees of Rievi anon N, WOE, and Co. Stock Brokers, Bank buildings, ILluring Cross; where in the last Lottery the following Ca- Ibiza were sold in Shares • 3 per Cent. Consols: ...C50,0013 20,000 1,000 5E* 300. 18,646 5,693 ' 16,480 17,723 19,404 9,210 400 °n iers b f Post will meet whit the strictest attention. so,GLo GuINEAs IN GOLD! ItcINI 1 1 . WEDNESDAY, THE I 4TH OF FEBRUARY. 'lwo Prizes of 25;000 Guineas, Two Prizes of £1:0,000 merling, 'lwo Prizes of £5,000 Stetlig, &c. &c.' &C. 4, CORNHILL, and 9 9 CH. RING•CROSS. BISFL of the above old establiihed Offices, most • i'veatuity solicits the attention of his best Fneridt, the a, to the State Lottety,. which commences I)rawing on kites Pay. it —.mile consists of 20,000 Tickets, to be all drawn in one Lief Foto Days drawing. The Priz anioulit to £ uoo,ooo, "e_of which are to b e p a id i n S te rling Money. Nut ' 4l lllli to a Prize, and no &led Or attached Capital what.. Tickets and Shares are selling bi 'l'. BISH, Stork Broker, 4 . CORNHIIL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where in the las: Lottery, he sold Two Prizes of - IESW 40 One . ‘40,000 • _ . "teen other Capitals in $ per Cent. Conaula, and la the Two Contracts previtius, One p r i zs of . £ 4.,000 Zuse 040)(10 .44. It WHE CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. for SUP PORTING and EDUCATING the CHILDREN if SOLDIERS, SAILORS and* MARINES, NATIVES of SCOT LAND, and of Indigent SCOTCH PARENIE, resident ie Landoll, not entitled to Parochial Its , _ _, _' • Paestocur, His Royal Highness the Mire of KENT and STRATIORN . • Vici-Parstorwrs. , The Duke of Buccleugh and The Earl of Ereadalbaike Queensberry Viscount Melvin. The Duke of Atbol Lord Lynedoch The Duke of Montrose The Right Hon. Sir Archibald The Duke of Wellington Macdonald, Bart. The Eavl of Dalhousie Charles Forbes, Est. M.P. The Friends and Guardians of this Corporation will Dine to at the Freemasons' Tavern, on Saturday, the 9d of Much, his Royal Highness the President in the Chair. ST SWAN DS. • - His Grace the Duke of Gor. James Wows. Esq. don, K.T. Lient.-Gen. Mex. Campbell The Moat Noble the Mirquh William Douglas, Esq. M.P. of Tweedale Commissary General James The M. N. the Mart of Huntly DrUmniond The /O. Hon. the EatlafCraw • Peter Free, Esq.' ford and Lindsey Patrick b, Esq. of Caenousie The Rt. Hon. the F.arl of Rothes James Farrell, Esq. The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Stair Maj.-Gen. H. Mackay Gordon 1 1 Rt. Hon: the Earl of Baleares ' Dr. Henderson The Rt, Hon. Vise. Arbuthnot • Benjamin Howard , Esq. Whs. Rt, Hon. Vase. Kirkwall John Mitchell, Esq. The P.c. Hon. Vise. Palmerston John M'Arthur, Esq. The Rt. Hoo. Lord'. CanspbeU Neil Malcolm, Esq. The Rt.Hoa. Lord Jas. Murmy 0. F. - Mackenzle, Esq. of AI- The Hon. Capt. Gurdon, R.N. lengrange The Hon. Hugh Lindsey Alexander Milne, Esq. I.ieut. General the Hun. Sir Charles Ogilby, E-q. John Abercrombie Colonel Charles Turner Tits Hon. W. Fraser of Saltoun Colonel W. M`Leod Sir George Douglas, Bart: William Tate, F. 9. sir James Macintosh. M.P. Anthony Tod Thonsson, Esq.* as Cohn Campbell, K.C.B. Gen.Wemyss,of Wemyst,M.P. Subscriptions arc received-at the Banking Houses of Messrs. Them Coutts and Cu. Messrs. Paxton, Cuckerell,l'rail, and Co. Messrs. Down, 'Thornton, Free, and Down; Messrs. Marsh, Sibbald and Co. Messrs. Drummonds and Co. Messrs. Farquhar and Co. Messrs. Day.dson Noel, Templar. and Co: Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smith ; Messrs. Prescott, Grote and Co. by the National Banks of Scotland; an_4 by John Galt, Esq Secretary._ ' TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS . rE SEMINARY for a limited Number of Po. ills, conducted by the Rev. JO Fl EVA NS, A.M. toullin's Row, Islington, opened on Monday,January Fort Guineas per Annum. No Entrance. There are also two vacati:ies /or young men finishing tbeir education, in a plea.ant apartment fitted up with Globes, Chars: Maps, and a Library. Ste an Essay on t.ducaticm, sold In 'Sherwood, antl Co. Patetniister-row. References arc made to Sir John Perring and Co. as well to Messrs. Grosvenor ani Co. Cornhtll ; to Dr. Abm. Rees, King's Road; to Astley Cooper, Esq. Broad-street ; and Mr. Hilditch, Mercer, Ludgate -hill. `rUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1816. 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NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desironz of contracting. to supply BEEF and MUTTON to Ida Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, In the undormetnioned Counties and Islands 3 Anglesea, Dorset, Monmouth, Bedford, . ,Dorbein, (including Montgomery, Berk* (including the Holy Island), Norfolk, Town of Hunger. Essex, 1 Nortbanspton, ford), Flint, . , Northumberland, Berwick, Glamorpn, Nottingbasn, Brecon, Gloster, (including Oxford, I Bucks, :he City of Brit- Pembroke, .Cambridge; (Mau- tol), Radnor, ding :lie Town of Hants, Rutland, ' Newmarket), Hereford, Salop, Cardigan, Hertford, &renewer, Carmarthen, Hunts, Stafford, C.arnonrsn, Isle of Man, Suffolk, Chester, Isle of Wight, .' Surrey, Cornwall (Including (Cent, Sussex Scilly), l Lancaster, • .Warwick, Cumberland, lA-fewer, Wesunorillnd, Denbigh, Lincoln, . , Wilts, Derby, Meriveth, Worceiter, Orson, Middlesex, York, . • And l the several Counties in North Britain,. _ _ That the Deliveries are to commence on and fur tit Ith day , of March next ; that Proposals in Writing, mica and marked. " Tender for Army Supplies:* will be received at Once on or before Monday, the stGth day of February, ( b ut none will be received aster o'Clock on that di.y), and, if sent by Post,the Postage Must be paid. Proposals most be made separa . ely fur rack County and r island, except for the counties oontprising North ce.d South Wales, all of which must be included all one ; as AA must the se. veral counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter wirdh is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two persons of known pinery engaging to hes.' come bound with the party tendeimg in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, fur the due perfcrinaance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made ou a printed Tender, and the prices exives.sed in words at length; and should it so happen that iltiritig'the continuance of the Contract ho troops should Its- stellionod or supplied in the County, the expense of the Contract and clund,pald in the bra instance by the Contractor, to be reunited to him by the Corcasi:•sary in Chief. Particulais of the Contracts stay be had upon application at this Oilier, between the hours of Eleven and Five; at the Office of Derty Commissary General Young, Edinburgh. • CORONER FOR MIDDLEA 7 .X. ,lANY kind and ardent Friend:;,of the County, hating, et .different !byes, I.:1-4,11e to be. come a Candidate for the Mina• ion of :20r , ,,ae• vicarit by the death of Mr. HOIN;SON,. I beg to express my zrott..4 Shanks for their pribffeged suffrage”;;. mot: r(lrlctruthi e t , e i e „, ohne them, under a hope to rye: ire their i•rater:..ki i . when Ast office present% Itself, which may be more cor.getlial :s. - :th the l'es. bits and fortlnp of their taitlit al and devoted Set V.:;••• Registers' Office for Mlddlews, .10114 RR GF. Carry -street, Feb. 6, 1816. PARLlAlpfEladißr PRO. CE! HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 5. • • Their I.4nriships met at half.past three o'clock. Pras err: wens read by the Bishop of GI.OVCCO rev. Several Petitions and Duct:mews r,iative to the Judicial Busi. tress mere presented., and the necessary ordi.ra :trade temporary adjournment then took place. The House having returned—, Th e E ar l o f IA V totpoCil, present;: a Copy.of the PiFree Regent's Answer to the Address of their Lordship:4 expre.,tve of his Royal Highnets's that.l3 ro tl:e House for their 1 ~..±sh;r . ,b dutiful and loyal Al'airess; thereby ad•l•t!otr..l4:ri.4 of the x‘al andrublic spirit by isvhic!. the nr vets actuated ; and expressive of Ms Royal 1 - ligi:Lese's ,ansiuesi tn , at their Lottlihips approbation and support, in the ado:Rion of such measuros as may Lea cendury tp the welfare i,nd happioe s s of his Majesty's staves, am'. ,elable this cotetry to :eat:afar', that high station syhich she holds ainong the itia:`•:us of Europe. The doeument to the foregt.iug effect tea•l from lie Woolsack, his Royal HihEne,s's must grzeiiies .1::-..yer was, OR the Noble Eves mutian. ordered to be eute:r! di:: Journals. Adjourned till to-mutt - Sty. HOUSE OF COMMONS. • • . A Petilian was presented praying for bring in a Bill for righting the City o 1 Exeter with Gas. The s'etition was re. 'erred to a Select Cot ottee. Mr. LROGPEN presented a Report front the Committee op Eapiring Laos : which was ordered to be printed. A Petition was presented. front the Licen+4l Victuallers Of . Bristol, complaining of their being sto:: , reted !) !Inlet; hardithi t s in eAsobequetice of their e4y bring the fast depot tor the tpoisi4s ordered to Ireland, and praying, that in coi.sidtrilhott ut this they may be relieved from the additional duty on their licettara o •!!! Ordered to lie on the table. ' Mr. M. A. gave notice, that en Tbur-day, Feb. 2; •he blaould move tor tease to bring in a Bill to the punieb ment of the Pillory ; and that uu i huriday, tl.e Tib Mardi, he vhould move tor leave to Nina in a Dili for the better Ligh.ivo of the Metropolis. SUPPLY. On the motiost of Lord CASTLEREAGH } that part of the Lords Comnaissioners' Speech, wnich states the Prince Regent to have ordei ed th.l V.,timates cur the ensuing year to be laid before tie twn Houses. was read. his Lordship moved that it 4140u1d referred to a ComMittce of Supply. Mr. '.L'It.,RNEY hOped he had und:.rstood the Chancellor of the Exchequer right on a fu: sae: even ing, when he collected from what tell :rorn that Right Honourable Lent:eman, that an airple ment of the situation of the country would be m.one before the House was called upon to vote any Supplies. Lord CASTLEREAGfi said; it was usual at the commencement of a Session, to vole is general terms that a Supply should to granted to hi. Nja. jesty, before any such statement could b.: made. 'ft WAS the wish of Government, benre a:ly great Sup ply was called for, to hey b lore the 1 - I,Alse the pro mised Estimates, 4nd especially those of the Army, winds would bi; accumpetnied t,y a a clriainazoly Mr. i'IERNEY: had expected that an eaplanatnry statement would be given with the Army . 44i:states. .1-1, however, was of opiniaa that the‘detads of every i:ew ought to.be 'given bctor2 any supply was a. , mended. Chanceliorpt the Ex. , zliviiiier had last year. said, the expense of the peace establishment would be 419,0(X),000, Before a vote was come to, either for the army or the navy, 1.0 ( Mr. Tierney) hoped would be tinted what was to be the amount of the new peace establishment. Lord CASTLEREAGH said, Government had the same object in view as the Right 'Honourable Gentleman, And were not less anxious to ascert tin what wotild .be the /east necessary expense of the peace establishment. The difference in the expen. diture attendant .on the present peace establishment from that of former peace establishments, arose prin. cipalrY from the disparity between our military torte now and at former periods. There was not so great a difference between our present and our former navy : and though there was some fluctuation to be observed in the miscellaneous services, this would not operate any great change in the peace establish, tient. Before any large supplies were moved for, sufficient iuforrnation would be given on these points, to enable both the Ministers end the !tight Hon, Gentleman (Mr. Tierney) to argue nu ttle guestion of the general expenditure cf the country. The Motion was agreed to, and it was ordered that the House should to-Morrow resolve itself into of Supply, *AV V. MOVUICIVIN Lord CASTLEItEAGH, in pursuance of a no. tics which he had - given on a former day, Was now desirous of calling the atter.tiim of the flor.ac to the services of the Navy, by submitting to them a pre- position which he trusted would meet with their gas neral concurrence. At the close of such a war us this country had just terminated, it was -.n . aittral that some measure on the pars of the House to. mark their sense of the services performed by the Army and Navy, should be felt necessary to satisfy their own feeliogs aad those of the country. Such a tes ' tiMeny.ot national gratitude must be thouec dda to those great trituriplis which had been achieved in the course of a long war. and was, .he thought, imperi °tidy demanded from their justice; though, ;It the various periods when the tidings of our successeshad been received, the grateful intelligence—gratefpl, though often tinged w 4 painful considerations, that reward had been immediately giion Which the exul tation of che moment suggested, and which must be most valuable to thom who were the objects of it, as conveying to them the feelings of their country en in the Thanks oi Parliament.• If, besisiethia. tabi'e sham he had the honour to address concurred with him in thinking that any thing ought to be done to carry down to pogo-kJ iliac'adtair444 -of dos _ CHANGE OF SEASON. rIPHE COLDS, COO OTIS, and' CATARRH, .11- so often fatal to delicate constitutions, and which the chilling atmosphere ot tine Winter makes soprcyalent, may, be effectually guardvd against, and cured, by a free u-e of PRO tiATT's ele. gain OXFORD LOZENGES. They absolutely prevent and ewe Hoarseness in any stage ot the disease; and they are the only Medicine ye. discovered that has the infallible effect of strength cuing lni,:utlo,lizing the Human Voice. Sold, wholesale and re ted, Lt and blew, Cockspitr.:Areet ; and Boller, No. 4, Cheapslie ; retail by Sanger, 150, Oxford street, London ; Mutt. day, Oxford; anti by every respectable Vender in Town an.l Country, at is Rd. per bus. LLA it D's PAT tNT M l'Et.i TWINE 171 CIA) for Elleving and Family Wear.—The Nobility. Merdrants, and the rubbc, are respectfully ii.formed ;ay the Pa tentee the above Cloth is sold, duly stamped. at the East India Varehouaes, No. 16, Chcipside, zed at no other lisase, whole sale. in endre cases for exportation ; and by the piece, from 115 to 54 yards each, at Vs. Its. 6d. 3s. 3s. 6.1. 4s. 4s. 6d. an.i 58. od. per yard. It is peculiar f..r its great economy, and its singular conducivene4l to Ltal:b, particularly In chi: changeable climate, Eaturaily preventing the ill 'Gets arising from sudden transitions from beat to Toll after exercise, never itub bing thr; .damp a..mosphere, and equally beneficial in •,-:arni or cold cliniates. It is 'adapted to ad She purposes of fandfy u-e, for. shifting, cbil-. dreo's sheeting, tce ; the pieces for sheeting, bolt s.4ths and ti-aths,conuan front two to four pair e.clhand surress every other kind tor economy, beauty, and pleassu•ness of wear. t.fr del s trom the Country receive every attention. The Whitt Chintz ire Ladies dress and Childrol'E weitr, may be obtained az. above, in Pieces from '1 bree to hour guineas st.ch, cont.:::ang hum three to four &tsars.. NIA RR I• I INIPILU k.D PA 11.:HLN ttittsit•A• H.kßl(i'll', hiving recently made very cos tiel.era!)le Improvements. is induced to alter to the melee of the Public the ah-.,ve ado rahle Invention, as the most COM vle•.. At tick of the kind ever matudaetated Lc toasting, baking, buil; lig, steaming, stewing &c. and a constant supply of.lo or is ‘allons of but water, with on, halt thr usual guanrirj , of fuel.— flr.s Range is attended with muck I,,ss trout , le than ary other, aod the utensils used in the operation of c•iaking are kept per fectly clean, and are far more durable than with culumon ranges. It is also a certain cure for smokey chimnics, which has been , proved by repeated experiments. hs rapid and increasing sale, added to the universal satisfaction It has given, are the strongett proofs of its utility ; it has never failed in a single instance. • As from the small portion of fuel requisite, it is advantageous for small families, so from the quantity of work. it will perform, it is suitable for large establishments, and is par.icularly adapted for the use and convenience of private fatuities, taverns, lodging houses, boarding-schools. &c. , Kitchens fitted up was Ranges, embracing all the late len provemeots, with stram-hoilers„ ovens, hot-closets, and steam kettles. ALI kinds of Stoves, for drawing-rooms, parlour*, lulls, churches, &c.; humane Man-traps, to wire depredators, with out Injuring them; Spring-guns of difterent constructions. A Pa tent Roasting Jack, upon an entire new principle, connructed so as ,to require neither weights noePulliess the works being ta closA, are protrued frnin injury and irregularity; (malts ea urine simplicity, not liable to be out of order, and calculated tut every kitchen. To be seen in use. dally at the Patentee'. Manisfactory. No. 64, Fleet street, London. TO PERSONS WHO ARE BALD, OIL WHOSE HAIR. is TUltlllNG GREY. THE following Letter, lately fee s lived itl addition to thane:ids GI a similar kind, is submitted to The liatader'e , attention. " To Mr. 14 sigs AuINWN, Ite, Sii-1 said you the following fact, because I consider Its publicity not only as an act of justice to yourself, bat also as tending to public benefit. About sisihrs ago my hair began to tall off, and condnued in that declizi:.yNtate tall was nearly bald, when I was induced by a friend to try a bottle of what you call /our Curling Fluid, whit& he recommended from experience as i a nest efficacious article for thegrewth of the hair; I accordingly purchased a bottle from Mr. Derbyshire, Perfumer In this town, sod atter continuing Its ow for about titel months, I have corn . pletely recovered my hair, which is !lOW it strong and thick at it ever w; s In my life; and I I'M so perfectly convinced of its etfi caey, that I have no doubt but: that 11 one who will give it a trial. will be eusally successful. I 10., ijit. yoi&rs, 'Ste, N Leicestsr, Sept. all, #Bl5. ••' Baton Taomesom." l'he Cannon Irtuin is prepared prinCipally from the Ott. or Tut Cocoa NUT, which is well known where the Cocoa Tree A a native, for Ls efficacy for the growth the hair :it frees the hair from - scurf, ?cm makes it soft and glossy as silk, "lid keeps II in Curl duritig Exercise, or in Dlibli) Weather, price M. *ad one Guinea a bottle. Also 4.TKINSON's VEGETABLE DYE, which, by the most simple process, changes Grey or Red Hair, un'the Head, Whitt kers, &c. to a permanent Auburn or Black, price Si. tom 6d. and One Guinea...-suld by Jas. Atkinson, Permitter, No. 43, Ger rard -street;, Soho-iquare, London; laid • by most Perfumers and Hair-dressers in the Kingdom. 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