Star. — London, England, 1823-12-04 00:00:00

r n~~ . N P 14 1 4. "II • 17 F - : . . . tietAIVPS MOSIG" ". * Jtd pabliabed, by Csoweemassl kikeaP!ide.. _ • MOZART'S celebrated SyMNIQ*Kia G ,hligar, arranged by, M. Cgsasist7i, fur Plan o oTortg o tlukilallial '-and VidonteUo...-Ybleat lia. - - • I , ' .• Also. ;gouges &union, in C o ' ‘4114 JarAzit,'. ? arraPr a for ditt o, by ditto.—di. Nib 'fLa other Sympbabies of that telt/brat:l Marter o arranged in a similar manner, by J. Ciabilni, will appear with of little de lay as possible. . . anti I :'(. ~ • ADEL?!II THEATRE, STRAND. ' • • • tiT AUTUOXITY OP TIM LOBS c'eaatates.ems. r TOM AND JERRY having beep, during the lastweeks again b ell owed by the presence of Royalty. and received on every Re ~sentstimt with the loudest peals of laughter and applause, by too mmed and fashionable Audiences, it will be repeated a few sights longer. . 1 Ili Now B u rletta, entitled faIIADfiIYPEDS, having elicited the loudest acclamations of applause, will be repeated every evening t ill Christmas, when it must unavoidably be withdrawn, to make room for a New and Splendid Llmnic Pantomime, which hat bees the whole of the Bummer in preparation. 'THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, December 4, and' L &dog the Week, will be presented, the celebrated Burletta' o f Fes, Frolic, Fashion, and Flash, called TOM AND JERRY! OR, LIFE IN LONDON. CArbubian Tom, Mr. W.avicti ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mr. J. Reeve; Logic, Mr. Witsissotr. • reogrenion of the Day and Night Scenery and Incidents : 1. Life in the Country li. Life in St. Dunstan's t. Life in Loie Life in Hell 1, fife in Tranihrg ' . 13. Life in Bags 4 Life on Foot - • 14. Life in Bond-street g. Life on Horseback. 15. Life in the Stars 6. Life in St. James'it - • 16. Life in the East Life fa the West 17. Life in a Nonplus & Life In Fancy' 18. Life to Limbo & Life in the Dark - • 19. Life in a Lrk 10. Life in a Row 40. Life in a hlask. . it -_ .. ` , .i ARMY CONTRACTS. INE:auRr ";, . , eff);flismirde De'pari'mag;x 4 4mtires,istii i I\llllltE Is heteliy s iren In all Persons' desirous oi eotttrittinite supply the tonewing, &tides the the use the Army, vit. ' 7- : " I 11 " " BREAD _ • WESTMINSTER R: 111 N projecting this MN Quartet I • duasera toneetre that they are ab critical entirely unacconied 4rty priof ciiiical Works of the &tine kind aye tisk VOCillteS of their'retpeetive pistils; but•l ileturtninisios of the Volitiors-if -the War part with no faction, to support nn,bodl the duties of the gate which they have thtit a e lilt tonified, as onavituented by soma fritookistil. In lb,* tkal and Political Reydew, who* ;field' boeip of staler* ptiociptes alp", and whi ever flee to aeyerity, wi •Defer be $1 ' * pity ipitit. - tit* Editors bh , itltili . sestsfactioh It organs of an able and active Society of isu with regret and somewhat oniblignatinn has been usurped with sinister views, and ture and of a wise policy., atul,..through have Leen sacrifided for selfish and titian] to establish k tributild *hoe fairtif and r be obtained. They ar f r fictna.deniiin cd this aatKe which.alreody exist : on t§ to C.inlets that they havi produc::li 'um ropresou with Awl. zed Ability/le gars tors of the Wipp i Tszes - nanslr ttt tiarrbi4;lnid bortifialifie by stOins thi To :his Majesty's Land. Forms in Cantonments, Quarters,- end., Barracks, in Os* underni;:ntioned Counties: • i : . 1 Bedford, t Gloucetter (iticlud: Salop, . 1 ' Berke ( including : fog : the City of . Somerset, • ') I,o' the Town of Bristol), .Sussex, Hunger ford), Hants, . iNsraick, Berwick, • ~ Hereford, W•sunenziand, Cambridge (indud.. . Herta, . Wilts, ir.g the Town of Hunts, Worcester, Newmarket), • 'Lincoln, • York, Piaster, • lUiddleses, . North and , South 'Devon, Norfolk, ales , Dorset . Northumberland, Household Tonere &sex (exclusive of t Oxford, • in Londnn ;Ad i • Tilbury Fort), % Rutland, its Vicinity. • . • . BEEP AND MUTTON to Ms Ifiresies Land Fortes in Cinionments, 11)larlel r 's, ilaraii'l racks, in the - undermentioned Counties and Isiends : • • ' Berke (including •. Kent (including t Wilts, the Town of Tilbury Fort), 5 • Yotk, Hurigerford) )Lancaster, Likewise In the • Osinberland, Northampton, Islands of . Dorset, Somerset, Alderney, , I Rise: (exclusive of 1 Sussex, Guernsey, Tilbury Fort 5 Watwitk, Jisisey. • . I Isle of Wight, -a,; • . rests fvo then lost light of—thesit al nity.at large. it,is.thefe vidnikon t sedative of the tfut fttheits" of the variairicadeiteate nif - .olose ptincipks plot* and atmelearete, th e coudition Baying saiJ titui nincli of the spi condueted,'theiMiion feel tilipbseJ thin of it, to refer to their forthcon nooncement like the present , it we them with my preeiaon ;• unde .PPCciawin wp414 1 Po 7 more Isatiefaetq readily be seen, from a slight inspt some noveitite; and k Is eunadentli be. soots sato deserye no small porn Er The ,FIRST NUM BEA will Printed for Longman, Hurst, Paternoster-tier, London.* After which (by permission of Arnold. Esq. of the Theatre Royal English Opera), the much admired Berlesque, entitled QUADRUPEDS; . OR, THE MANAGER'S LAST xicv. Boxes, 4s. Pit. .2s. Gallery, ls. Doors opened - at Si:, and Per in/mance commences at a QU:lrter before Seven. Half-price at Xalf-past Fight. Boa Office open from Ten till Four; Where Places maybe taken, and a Private Box bad Nightly,. of Mr. Cal lon. No ;Noney returned. Children in Arms nut. admitted. • OATS This:day was publathesl, ev..), ;AO 19s. 64. boards, • lA N the NATURE and TREA'INIEN'r of the 151 S. • *TORTIONS to which the SPINE, and the BONES of the are subject ; .with an .Inquiry into the Merits of the se veral Modes of Practice, which have been followed in the Treat ment of DistortiOnt. • by JOHN SHAW 4 Surgeon, and Lecturer on Anatomy. Ate mugs in Polio, illustrative of the Mork, Wilt appear shortly. Printed - for Longainatt, Hurst, Reim, Orore„.l3torrni-an# Green. Of whom may be bad _by the sare. Author ! 'The Masons. of Anamoiii; eootaitiing littler for shelving the, Structure of the Body ; so 'as to Exhibit she elementary Views all Anatomy, and their Application to Path.dosy.aud Surgery. Fitt) tWO Plates, illintrative of the new Arrangement' of the Nervous System, rounded on Discoveries lately made •by -Mr. Charlie Bib; 9 vols...l9saso. Third Edition, boards. To his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Hones, in Cantonment and Quarters, in the undermentioned Counties : Bedford,- Herta, Salop, Berwick, Hunts, Stafford, . . . , Cumberland, Leicester, Westmoreland, Hereford, Oxford, . Worcester. - STEAM ENGINE AND DREDGING MACHINE. • TO BE SOLD, Ai STEAM ENGINE of 4.0 Horse Power, for pump. El. Mg Water, niacin by Messrs. Bolton and V7att, in 1818, fot the purpose of draining the Works on tbe Eau Brink Cut. near Lynn, Norfolk. The Pump is two feet tight inches in diameter, and a bout 0 feet In length. The Engine Beam is of Cast Iron, end rages a seven feet Stroke. The Boiler is .13 feet six inches ions, by eve feet four inches, and six feat ten . inches in height.— The Engine has been but a short time in use, and is as good as new. It is now taken down. '".kilo, a Ballast Engine, or Dredging Machine, worked by a Ssiam.Engine of Ten I Power, made by. Messrs. Bolton and Watt l diktvil jn a strnn&stout built Vessel, 83 feet in length, and 21. feet in breadth, drawing five feet water. The Machine works in Well, 45 feet long, and five feet two inches wide, in the middle of *r Vessel, and will dredge to the depth of 14.0 r 15 feet ; the in clined •Plane is 38 feet in length; the Buckets are two feet ten inches wide, and there are 20 in number. The whale Isle complete order and nearly new. • The Engines may be viewed at Lynn, Norio*, en application to Mr. Charles Burcham, of that place • and the price and further pit ., dollars may be known on application to Messrs. Lemmon and Utton, Solicitors, Downham Market, Norfolk. FORAGE, viz. Om, Hay, and Staaw, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Arti lla Horses, in BarraCis, and Oats in Cantonnsenu and Quarters, in • . A.e):OTHI ' Norfolk, • I DIAL WEIGHING MACHINES. HMARRIOTT having obtained his Majesty's e Royal Letters Patent, for an improvement in Weighing Machines, begs leave to recommend them to the Public, as the most perfect ancl uiefiil article for that purpose ever constructed; for accuracy, simplicity, expedition, and portability, it stands unrivalled, as it IIIiTANTLY sheers the exact *eight of any article frost One Once to a Ton. without the use of Weights, thereby saving time and labour. Lein& perfectly portable, it may be used in any situation—its universal utility must therefore be undeniabk for Domestic pbrpmes ; in Shops, Warehouses, Cinch' Offices; Market Houses, Sarni; on Wharfs • at Races and Fairs; for Cattle, Corn, Hay , Wool, Ste. ' • or for Loading heavy Articles, it may be attached to theebain of a crane, and thew the Weight at the time et craning ;it may by alsO mad; with shair to weigh Pentoni..-- Yrom its extreme simplicity, it is *fiercely possible to be inaccurate; yet, if it ever should be so, then Matt/sting Screw which wii momemarily correct it. • lialtstovr begs te Cantlon ***Ma *phut several Spartan* 10/Sunset his excellent mid useful Invotitimi.which moamettnited le* introduced; none are.on Ids genuine .Patent Principle that i/aeeotalabelirithhisnameovertbe King's Arms. • It.blaaturem having made considerable . improiements In his Patitk i Kix4stwat Maxima 'Arrmea.itta, feels X Confidence In illifidin4 it to the Public; as a niest Complete article for Roasting, Stag, Boiling; `and Steaming, with economy in 'feel; by one me &mu sked•Fire, and with a constant, supply. of from Twelve to , "'twenty Gallons of -Hot •Water ; also Warm Closets for airing' keeping Dinair bet; healing Plates, Dishes; 'fitc. ; the 'Cook ing Utensils are neier soiled, and it is a rostetet cuts idea Stookey Chimney ; A new Patent - Portable cooking. Apparatus, embracing foregoing adesistsgis, Well' calculated for Ships, or -situations 'lnhere 'there lege chimney, and peculiarly adeantageous for the Vereig'n Merkets. Kitchens fitted up with Steatn Apparatus, em bnlehig alttleelattlmproveniesits; baths;conservatotlea, halls, stair uses, set betiding' heated by Steam , upon a priaciple of perfect security. Also as Improved Patent Spring Roasting Jack to obviate Olt OinestAty tondsbt or.Pidkja. The whole may be seen daily in Oast the Patealtees 'Manufactory, ',online House, so, Fleet-street, lomItle; and bed.ot moat of the revectabk Ironmongers through-, Out fiaglafld. - . Anitent Armour repaired and re-instatea to !VI original perfec lbw Simony Manufactured, soillikti Sabi, or Let on Hire. emoktry•Chinanies cured on philosophical principles. 111ACASSAR A ROWLAND and' SON, sole Proprietors of the • ORIGINAL MACASSAR OIL; for the Growth of ll*, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Nut lic st ttl*y bare rcrnbe4.ll to No. .10, 11 ATTON-G ORDEN; and also keg to „CAUTION, That flagant Imposters are ver.erg a spurious Attldentidei- this • name. They purchase the empty bottle', and vfegatit vitteitie the Puldis .with spurious Macassar Oil, com posed af injurious ingredients--filling It the Genuine —offering it for kale at a beim price, anthwithout the label ; and others sir " Row landoon,"lmitating the signature: which rebders it necessary, on 'fathoming, to ask. for ROW LA N D'S Id AC ASS AR OIL, and• strictly to observe that none are Genuine without the little book Inside the wrapper; and the labil is sizoed, on the outside, in red, ‘' A. ROWLAND AND SON." I na Oda ire 3s. id. To. 101. 6d. and 21s. pet bottle. AU other rd Are linpooltions.—The Genuine Ism the addriso On thelahel; o. so, 14 4 /70N-amisitt," Also, Red Whiskers, Grey Whiskers, F. , :ebrows, Tlair on 1 114 4 effectually changektp' nrova or Illatk, by the use of jtp -144 1 i 1 D'S ESAANCE of TYRE, ley merely wet ting the It immediately produces it perfect Change.—Trlce e 1.71 ' • ,10s. id. pee bade. • .M t 4 Sold by du!, sole Prgprictors, A , thowtatm and Sox, ~v 4( chop- Garden, Ilaborn_,_LMidon ;•and : by appointment , by * is— tines, Pirfoines to its • alesen Ittehnorae -street ; Mr. tirn. 0 . 117', Garde and' Pier c e; frio Rine, Bt;Dohbank, t3S, New maitafit lloyley and Mew, Cockspur-stroet I SOW, iso, Ozt 111,; Berry and Co. 17, ' Johnston, 15, Greek.atreet ; Butlers, , - and inZeclUgent.street; Rowney, 10d, Itltton-Gar. den ; T . 'Rine, 05, Chtspside • 'Attie, 43, Johnston , 6. ; C hill; •Rdwards, 60, St. Paul's °Cho:eh-yard3 Burgess, 63, Ho bill i Low, 530, Prout. iced, Strand;' itarclay and• Sons, 95, i radang.aud Nis, Royal Eichange; and bylubst tamers and . itifetlitioi Voider& . • . 4 ..Oharrsre, none ate , ninnine without thesigniture ted ;:it.'ll.4tri.iiio and Soo.'' ~.~•=u bpswiscLsolokiis leriuf.ll4o4"6 ->pat' * s stet, tOiand rlvroomalaw. impcw,4:4ll ,t Sz. szat .ekftti‘Lelle ' * f , • •:0 ..%11 ,1% 4.b.Y4 % øP T I•j • • it. op the • " - • OR . COLDS; COUGBIS, Ana MA% Pei- I: . Is o, i s o b . .0 cib A des the soled,. . 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Km , of 1 , c Lar b Na n Soli s ve of Sus r t 5 Ws I, 1 ' 1 •'s Cavalry s tuarters, it a He Hi s Le, m Os re ; 1 Straw, ii avails, a s itioned C i Ifs M MI .r, tries are ii ' bat Prof 1 may Su; n y, the 2: at we've o' a be ma cl unties a a i e intlud u MSC', 141 is atm r i nosini r t Id it; th n [MUM '; Oa on I r 1 1; and p react Id wt oft lar 1 e by t i be Co me OritS .1 tiro 1 af• t: 4 • VW, i'l GRE A. ye 0 .1 to a as bare al to tb re rery or AMC IV i far es nu 7' ?Ida . .• vne • I edocb .. 0 ,vendlsb • . ' I.w. Russel Nos. Dye - ....., .....m.w ar Ina storm, .:yet- it I' •', ';‘ ,l ' " - 3 .4 - 'OF RPTO - I.: - aiiiii. —r. :. , 7 P. ..I.4."LYwg`i l il offnv,a..i ..-.....- .2_ .. .. -, . - - the undermentioned Counties : Becks, Hants . Dorset, Lancaster, Essex, Middlesex, Surrey. . That the deliveries are to commence on and for the 2Sth day of January next; that Proposals In writing, sealed up, and Marked "* Tender for Army Supplies," will be received it this Odice, on or before Tuesday, the 23d day of Dees:tabu next, but now will be' ' received after twelve o'clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately fir each County and except for the .Councics :comprising Mirth and South Waleslll' which:mast be included in one . Tender, as also must the islet* , of Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey ; and each Proposal Mustitniel ihe'Liitee. which is annexed - mike Tender properly filled up; 141 t.`svei Oraims of known prOpeßit engaging to beeriest bound Withl • the patty tendering iq the, animineisated in the princes! Particulasiul for the due .parformance of the. Gebtract3 and no Proposal will be socked unless ze on a printedgemier, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and thenikit. so happen that during the ecio-' tinumme of the Contract no Trois" tits! be suppikd by virtee of timetene,the ammint of the *amid es die Coititramolikad, paid in the first homes by the CAmstrintiKaliak be -refunded to hint. Particulars of the Cestrects may be had. upon application at these Chambers. •beilkiten tabours Of-ten . and four. P.S. Samples of the Arepikefid hie Lam kre .. et the glee between the isimrts.4k. tereidr.44.tates : • • . : . The A*Fiedii4rt h, Art4-Mfrs : iris& •Trteseh 80,‘ usually called Moth Ftuboutg du. floule,:lek ments robbed of *lv at a sum of 1200 ktocs, missed .by the thieves. -Louis Marie Lecouffe, aZ ether, the widow Lectruffe, r wi,th.))4f4her Jerpmeeare acs trltrtvitted the „ctigts . atod : th Ater sou bY ' ,menaces anti sibn find! he agriecriiirOb sent - to his marriate,-whieh 7 tva daysrasEser the perpetration of th ..Lecooffe, will be defended by , heondetained, he has consta, ieal or simulated. He p ciittfevad 93:4 stated in *Cofilet!itiel ,tiers of hit father's ghost, which ;if, son, accompanied by the angel Gt to the interrogatories are raid te . bt They contain details. f the conversak bad wAh. the ghost, who, it seems, lik commettded him to disclose and punit Mother. Lecouffe lately begged. the the hole through Which the trouhlesom ter-his room: • • , • • The affair of the - -eibistris of lie Da 4. 4 '4 41 January. • '• .z.:• • • • SISGUL.Ia kS6AI+E: - - Thefillldivirrgintident ocenired trpoot ode of Lake Erie, about eheld of 4Septembei L Kesler, of Port Lawrerwew on the Maumee k fit ititerettihg little daughter, firueti age4abi Emirs, took passage from_Sandtliky 13.4 y„ in tht which was hound to . netroit. The ilizestediVe Cape:trail; ana'hit dratilitk on the Middle Bass, one tit the cluster of the Pu Islandt, for: the purpose of taking a small boat t 'Pert-Lawrence... The-Major engaged:it Mr.,Mart his son to taks himself and daughter to his , place. .sidefte Th e. ey ,emberktcf from the ;italid to a" 'iarit, with good ythather;':ilavlrig .eliry abotit twenty ... miles; they *Wive - overtellter by late tremendOne itorm,•which jeopardised so -many IWO lives and mem'. of every descriptkon, - ea ; the kel ...alley fortunately made the Western Sistertsland ioirrettstible was, the raging storm, tlii itie isirin 4hith centain ii eliOde -a *bundled 'acres, - althoUgh k Wifcrtded them diitand, and a momentary security fok themselves, train the violence of the storm, yet. it .afforded none to the tea bark, andishewas sport, dashed to pieces on, the rocks, in spite of all, their efforts so prevent . it. They were then withoui mean.; of trahiyorio7, theitiseives td an inhabited land, Or illehering theUirelvtis-frorti the forte 'ot tok 44111.- pest. .;Ait old merit axe was-the only kwverrit*lforhith accident had left them for the preservation bitheir.lives upon this remote and. desoliteisland. To,tallf destitute of. any kind of . provisions, and without any 04ibla Means of procuring any, no more gloom y Piaipetectiblll be presehtedto the human mind. When and. how they should get relief was altogether left to accident' or the intervention of Paovtue::ce. Atter subsisting for seve ral days snalres,and.snaili,,,7lkich was the only food they could procui.e . oh theitiaid, ffiey undirtbdk knd i dtg out frith tice4qAd iie t :the . titink of- rt - -bliss-Wodd tree, barely large enotig4r tb cr?fly Mr. Martin add his c in this they. two coalimitted them:clot IQ .tke 4pg„e_er,.rsf ,the.winsis.and,wave,s, and steered their %bur* ~ island whey - the • thii"very Uncer s'i ly tail t 6 4i.littire"atOtit rth the greitestifilS- Mretitt es** bit 'sort . . PRE- 'EttlitS INiSPAIii. have compejidd -1.. a i lu iitiet. et fINPORTUNATE FORNIONERS tslr an ASYLUAI in GREAT BRITAIN, agiosiggi 4;p: arifataify lodividuala who have occupied the: highest • rant in. aodntr. loth 1 art WM reduced to a static of extreme desthinion.. More that 300 of these HAW bare already. arrived, and it •kr expottodlitat every day will add to thelz numbers. Oo principles of humanity. Wept/Acadia( Nery - poktical cansidwatioo, the Noblemen and .Gendowerkwhote passes are annexed. bay* conuiastated a Subserip. Lion is alifsiate, as far at practicable, the deep Ostrow in whiak din I/sham anrangerli are Involved; and they big to solicit tip aromatic's of the Publics. • . . . 'Duke of Norfolk Viiniaat T. 4itatell. Ist ALP. Birks of Grafton •• t LI.D. Marquis of Lansdowne. • Robert Cansyliell. Marquis of Tichileld • Sernuol Hoare. Jan. Esq Bari Fitswilllans • • • Sabi Cipol,.lesq. Earl of Tankerville • Bawd Bad of gtoadyn• - Lord Holland . . Lord Sondes General Lord Lynedoch John Farqnhar,.Esq. Lord Elleoborough • 7 Jamey Barnett,Z • • Lord'l3eorge Cavendish ' • Colonel Hugh e ' Lord Suffield • ; . ;•• " • Col. Janes. ersoatior. Ositall.' Lord Caltborpe • •• '• • Sir Thor. Baring. Bart. M.P. Lieut.-Col. Lord G.W. Same% Thot. W. Coke, Est M.P. •.; M.P. • • William Stewart Row; Esq. 3 ; Major-General Sit Thei Byer, James Morrisoth•Faq. Part... • . W. Paine: BM. • • r; . 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