Star. — London, England, 1817-05-16 00:00:00

f:IV-ri.iik .. . • . ... : • l i •l Fir.' :.; - 1 .. , ''' .. • . . . . - . . . • , c'Prik• . - - 1, ' NI: .. /:: - r-, z • 5 -4- f q ~. : kn * oil . • ''' I" . , •:. : . --- oz , • 1 r r r rr)..);! ( / , okk F. .. 4 ~.., .... . . . , .. .. !.........- ............_.... . , \ -. lb*a... FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1817. _11'.;;::: PRICE SEVEY-PENCF« c.ncrrt....;:f . rot:. COAL::: ANI) C C : ,10/ 1 ";:S4/: 7 .1 T .11E1'44:T11f ENT, li-ec::tr? h"gy If), 1817. r ,,a a s as ate e,,imis of o , ntracting wlth or for Comtioarn: illiThes to furnish fur Twelve -, t- -m t!:.• ?51. lune nrzt, !och r,mmtities of COM—S .7 7 , as rmq from to time b.: resuiretl, for tLe may rec. 1 1 : - .::!:u1-.vs of tl.e Con. I 'yir:, ths.- °lce lutv..tcy: I am ! f, y r:r71..r3 I Y‘su , ll, r.lnl , •ir,-11; and to • in 0 I nt G.: , rti.,•y, -`.:J;rmy, astJ s..r Tetrh-rs a: this OL:ce as 10. UNITED SERVICE CLUB. NOTICE - ---- is hereby given, th at th e First AN- Is'L'AL GENERAL MEE IMO srlU be held nn WED NESDAY, the 4th de7 of Jute nett, and the &coral ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING on that day fortnight (Isth June), at One ("Cloelt preelbei7 nen dey. This day was published, price Is. 6d. THE REVISED PARISH SYSTEM, with Sug- Regions for prcovitiii.g (er the many new oat of Employ ment and the in:ll.'44:c atl Manufacturing and Mining Esta blishments. By a CONCI LTA Wit. Printed for Lot: l :man, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown. London. PARLMMENfARr PROLEttOINGS. . . . HOUSE OP COMMONS, MAti is. A Petition was presented from Hun, praying a reVision of the Poor Laws.—Referred to the Committee on tha subject. Mr. GRRNPELL gave hotice, that on the thi..l reading of the Lottery 818 he should move the rejection of the dative al. lowing to the Bank of England ASeOO for the manrgeineat of the lottery—(Hear). The Colliery Labourers' Pay Bill eras read a third time, and passed, Mr. SAMUEL THORNTON moved for Accounts, which were afterw.irds presented, of the number of Children that had volunteered from the Royal Navy Asylum to sere in the Navy, Ste. _ 23. Anreetazie.e* reef, AItCHIBALD CAMPBELL, See. IS'h Mav,lBl7. TWA dlt W 34 pobieiled, I Tandsomtly printed in foulic.tp evo. a Second Edition, price 96. •:•' TILIATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c. street, Great Nisriborough-greet. TriE SUMM/:,rt COUR.SE of LECTURES, at this School, n ill ber;n on Monday, /mit. *2, t pi'. Anatomy, Physiology, and tiaruery, bi Mr. ISROWEE.S, daily, at reven in the Morning. Ilisettiotts as asnal. Mate ‘ ria Medtca, &e. ly, Eigkt Mock In th- Aluriting ; Theory and Practice of PLysic. at Niise,with Exa minations, by It r. AUER. Three Courses are given every year, each occupying neatly font. months. further partenises may be known from Mr. 13tooltes, at the . 1 . 11t4: re ; or fron3l):..lger, No. tga, Marg.trct-ik fret, Caveadlsh tqu3re. __ • . board:, THE PARADISE of COQUETTES, a Pnem. Edinburgh: Ptirte4 for Archibald Constable and Co. sod Longman and Co. 'London. Ot whom may he had, by rho same Author, , THE BOWER of seictiu, with other Poems, foolscap evo. I's. boards. '•r ...t7lyin.; 2.2,1 0 ed .2p and fratl2e I, a 'l'rt•.drr "Iv •.. I »c:v.• , • k c:t ef day was publist.ed, in I 2mo. price 5 . 5. in boards, ATRIBUTE of SYMPATHY, addressed to MOLN NERS.—lly W. NFAVNii AM, Msg. Printed for J. Hatchard, t9u, opposite Albany, Piccadilly. Of whom may he had, In one vol. five price M. lu board% Scabious and Fa TRACTS, consolatory on the loss of Friends; selected fruits the Works of eminent D:vints. r' i : 6.r ..:1.;•,:t1:„; i,:•ale,l up, turf markt-ti " Teo -401..%0,11 01/ . 11111:114,.. 1 1)AY, the , „I t.• IKr for Coals t,r WI maCt. no 4.r amovsta to a prl.vra Var. movrt4. 1 nor tin t.. 3 1 : t.s Mote I by 'ken Put hrr:r.-r olOng to writ Avid' the p c ..: in tire :!'::"! xj.,-cssett to 4',.r for•tise d .,, t err , .rtnce of t!..e Courre t .t. 1.1,.'!er tretetlit." ?WA., 11410 , ......1C 'reit .befaLl -1.1.1. At tt•A A far st:latal4,l7, 01. it ir.,..t.- ti barrack. at Dam r.,„!„: to I , e r.o oita tanb-r nnc Cutit:v.ct„ riz. !sots, Down, Ir- I '.7r.t•:, !tit r!, Stmzes. t.! ink r 5 :tint! Cont7t.cts to be sr.--“lt.and et - At:red Into ot the 11-ar.teks a• the tv!loreing ptitc,n, air. rr-o, liarn‘tal le, Dorcitestrr. Wcymc , itts, Sun n'PAtoa. Patr•! 4l,-, t, Isle of Alan, hiattchest:.r, For- Nr.-.•brotturn:, Notringimm, 1 aunton, !pa t L ar d...... Arc t, Vert. Croydo., Gniiritord, o:Tratry.Trmllet.!ge, ithrfarld. lurk, and :4s:4li:trough. LAr in North !`-ti•zi!. a. which Nr‘.;cabtle Sender k". :re n'e , !. .6 he trtiflrr.-1 for together; anti the other in Is7cret• Priti , in at IA Inch Scotch Coals are ute.e, to be atirnrr tr tiNt e,l ter e:•f!trq) to r t!i•r orr! Co-v.rdet. 10! Itarrachtt in thr. 1;:r.-r *of Jtreey, and ;I'vwf. to he iii, !i.-t) raft. X.IST I P.'1.1.1 Ateil VS, irit7, fr F. COURT cc RS of Me UNIT, j! 1 0,1 , 1'4.111W mErecnANTS fj A NGLA ND, tragas Edsr Arwrr, stl hrreA . 4 Live ,trio, Tat.: a 12.111.0-de General Court of the said Compaq will be 144.1 a their Houle, hi 4..ailenhvit-urs-et, oa WEDNESDAY, Yht 13 . h Jone reef, at Eleven o'clock in she Forenoon, for the. rat &sawing a Dividend .from Clans mas last to kW sialcuf rtll. 11u its , . Tran.fr.r Enn!is of the t.s!d Company's Stott wlll-be ,!set on 'I HU ltS DAY, the ith June neat, at Two o'Cloek, and %mord :rain ou Tirehsi VIY, the 17th July rollowing. Awl that the Dividend Was rants Cu the a a.l Company's Stork, ?,..e sir. 51 July, aid be r-asly to be detivcrs:..l on MON PAY, the 7th July tb V. 1 lir eclat do forher give notice, That at the raid General Cant the 10/lowing lte.ulutioo rif the Geutrel Court of tbellith twee, will hi submitted lur their coubrmation, viz. *.l ha. this Court approve the Resolution of the Court oPDi rn,ts of the 18th ult. glantrag to Captain SuLetiOX Luria a Pesirsn rd Nwhipur Autier.s. .1 he Papers ....lasing to the case of Captain Etat a. with the &Tett reiti , ftd by Of 1114.,aw. C 321. 6. See. 19, are opcu at this name fur th!ituyettion of the l'loprietora. - J:I2IfSB COBB. Secrelarl• ',ra Asiks xi .n, SiviuW.hlt. ISA 1 4.16, ILettoolbGATt.. • . _ - • . .ta - t Iterfttakv 1! OYAV OtUilg3a• nal U OW CT.AltElkiell: I Dl*. SON begs leave with sincere gratitude to V • roma his thanks to the public in general, and to those ▪ and their Friends panicsaarly, who are in the constant ba!,it of visiting Hainiate, tor the very great support and views. taremert iris baths receive-el during the . last Season, and respect h'.'- inrorms them, tl:at they are now open under the usual rams sold regulations, and kept prepared for their reception actin hour of the tiei from Seven o'clock in the ntorning until 'tic at oidtt. A may he had at a minutt'e noiiee, which he ft titers him ac! will he an acctmtnicOatuatl to tioAr I.a ti cs and G r ini,rn r i, u.e.the tepid Path as a 1.1. aeurable preserver of the health sit*r a journey, or any other tAtiguit , g ett mist. hePriprietor is under ohltgrouti. to many kfedical Gentle t &c. tor their advice and recommendation, and anxiously byes th an assiduous 'mention to the well doir.g and comfort of the Bather, together si ith an esperience of maay years on the parr of the intentions, swig still outdoes. to his Labs that decided iiprebation of which he Ita.so mat y testimonials. N B. Bath House, comprising Iwo Parlours, Drawing-room, Tight Lech, &c. to' Let rite er by the Month, or or the beason, se wry reasonable terms. Le'rrvof Enquiry atter Lodgings (pose paid,) addressed to ). Dytion, Royal Warm Baths, eSainegate, will meet with haste. dose attention. hanopte, May 1,1117. BRIIIsH PAINT MANUFAC FOR Y, QUEr.N.YI a EDT, Coe tering, LONDON. lITEINILT It ABLE NI'S, and Coal TAT Brow. , for Park Pidiost, Slates, Out-baildingt, and Wirathei- Isedingof every .ieseription. 'Mettle Green, 5Us. per cut. White, 445. per cwt. Olive,dbto 16a. • I Yellow, 30% Tiastleep ditto, II Slate, Lew', St/ 481. I Bilk Rid, 30s. Stone Colour •r.l ght ditto, 365. Prepared Oil to Choo-date, thin tor use Blzet, 5g,. Wai:e I.esd , I.mseed Oil, Turpentine', and Colours of every 4 (Tc:l.n:et—Refined Coal 'I ar, Brown or Black, ::;H. per cwt.; C'tmnoo ditto, las. per cwt. This greatly improved prepare. ton of Coal Tar is recommeajed for all Out door Work, part nktly for Park Paling, Sluice Gate% Barge alid ships! Bottom., Tarots'files, and every dercription et Weather boarding. It Wink% hard that the Worm cannot penetrate where It I. used; issaluble iu Water, and fur Ships' Buttons* is near:y equal to tomer. N.B. The Inmenetr:Sle Paints are finely ground in Linseed ate very ornamental, and are suited to the general purposes et tarf::l Painting.. One hundred weight will cover 600 square HA —Sold by UEO. UP FON and CO. as above. I.ooK'Xiil.; RG ICA I. 1/ISPENSAR Y. His (loyal H Ptdie cf YORK, President. Frart.ol4l—hlr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. C 't "Lai ues—Earl of Eeentent, Larl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel 1. Barry, M.P. John I.atoucke, M.P. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN- F!Tru 11014, for the reclusive Treatment ofVtINKREAL tOMPLAIN'IS, sod their dangerous consequence% in order to ‘Tisitfr the benefits that have resulted Irorn it, selected Mr. Kier. Vs as its ;.urgeutt, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) havittg direcied his chin! attention to those diseases. Mr. "enult contrite* it a part of his official yto caution the t ilbl e by pointiog to the. List of the Royal College, yuiblished febnicry, 1816, as the only sure guide, and that nu assertion l 'irtwons assuMiug such titles, and publicly aavertoing than, *l ihnut Deng senctiotenl by iiiithst, are to be credited. The an bud reports of the Lock Disprul.-) wid prove that going of the Tr 4 Sldal:gerOU S cum of Strtcfure,, Debility, end other supposes' I !""ai.ie affections of the Generative Organs bave been here :a -1.!...51y Mitt SUCCtirfllll7 treated. r. Kiernan may be consulted as neoal, by both Senes t et hi' se, vi, Lower Chatiottc-rtr...et, li t illt.td.stlitare, where let 17a tgo , 4 Town and Country are to adit•vc,;.!, 1.0,1 the neers wart clvice and medicine will be ziven, or sent, to any pelt of the liir.ted Kingdom' pebli.bed. price 4s. tad Edi.lost, Practical Obscrt. ~ tt ns Ott th ,., 1 above Diseases, by p, l l may be had ar Nn. 174, r :ltc-rattt, rotuuo,Le. . c;l• , acJ ft', 5.. per gall. 1 1 U LSDAY NEXI, t STATE -I.O•I'TERY • PNIAI3 3 1)11AW:No. .1 vn Prim et d:2o;zon 1 four Prz3 of Li ,eOO Two . . Ix £3OO Eight of st;n , o, &c. Bn• Mat Is not all: the Pure . .a•t!r may Filtrable patties' the Charres io the Grand Lottery so hc Drawn on th:• 4th of JUNE, which contains Two of X 15,000. Two of X:AN)o, Two of Two of .X.:00, Four of X3OO, Eigh• of X2OO, Itt. 'lie:its and Shares, warranted Utidrawn, are selling at the old.et•tablishetl Ofike, No. Se, Cornkilt; where No. 578, a Pulse of AN:O, s per Cent. 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Fitments of Pathology and Therapeutics; being the Ow lines of a Work intended to ascertain the Nature, Canso, and I MOO efficacious modes of Prevention and Cure, of the grratur number of the D.seaws incidental to the bontan (role; BLit r crated by nnmerous Cases and Dissections, price 14'. 2 An Enquiry into the Symptoms and Cankev of the Syncipe Anghtosa, commonly (Ailed Agin.' Pectoris ; illustrated by Dir. vectior s, 41. 3. Cursor Tetanus; and Rabies Contagloss, or Canine !Tydr o. phobia; wish Remarks,chiefly intended tb I,.certaln c!.:.rzctr riute Symeroms of the latter disease in Mrn and cr stain hrurrs, and to point out the most effectual means of Prevention, pr. 6 •. ODE TO MR. TURNER, ON TUE TIAAMCENDANT QUALITIN GM MIS INC:IMP/1. LADLE BLACKIN(. LET wild Poets dream of their Helicon fountain, Of green spicy groves .tut the halm-hearing fair; • Of elves that by moonlight trip over the mounta•ia, Of of love-stricken maidens that murmur thew ...ail; I ask net ,he Mute Who suet driams dais Wiw i The task to proeli , at I :rag ea's BLACKINii be mine, And to well-desered melt the hays to asagn. 11. 0, Tonna' I it is not a •ramient name, Thou halt gainl, but itlssorg„ an ',tidying fame; A !Alpe SO be 10 7 .4. .o greet As is ;bine, :n litetory's pages for ever must shine; Elusion:l, ttie Bard on thy merits shall dwell, Aud kante l e loudest truntp with ttay praises shall See the light-tripping PAN, who all•lovely dreh tlw m, And sbecideth around the mild breath of pet tome ; Behold the gay Beau ih his beanty arra, 'd, • Winn ptilisb, what gltaiis on their Vales is Litplay'd; With their hesitate' blaekneas r )jet cis conry•a~e, And where Is the vermeil that slohrth w fair 1 Vain, vain were sU efforts! we never can ge , , Without ltansn's Litaicaino rt briuivat a j.t. IV. What praise and what credit, 0, 'Enemas, a:e dud _ hn the elegant Backing invented by you! When tow thou art laid in the-cold :eisotti'd tomb, fly name thud not tie, it for ever Asti bloom. Loved, bummed, respte ed—the “eniits or fame, With laurels untading eball circle thy baa.ti Posteifty easily thy worth shall review, And give to thy merits the pra-se that tides! Ild,raundon-road, ;own wart. Tie Report of the Salt Duties' Bill was ordered to be taken into further consideration on Monday next, after Mr Ta had desired delay, for his own bentftt as via al• that of the House, to afford the oppottenity of compaiieg thr itrport-of the Committee on this subject with the Bill. The House went into a Committee on the. Su:zar `treat, Ars, in which Mr. LUSIONOTON proposed sundry Resoluuens that were agrerd to.—.Keport to-morrow. Sir 'WILLIAM CUKTIS presented a re Rion. which, as It was of a novel nature,. be wished the hilooe ro ply particular attenilon to. It was from 'be Importers of I4ruign I limber, re spitting the Commercial Dock Company, praying to he heltird by ettutml against certain eausrs of a all preferred by that Company, which would have the effect of securing to it a mono poly ut the warehou.ing of timber. Mr. Aldern.an A I kilqti yymtnted a simlar Petition from Stdr-owner..-- Severalty read, and ordered to lie on Aloe table. FLOGGING tN 'ME ANNOY. Mr. MANNERS SUTTON, seeing an Honour:. able Barone; in his place, beggt d to say, that he had received aii official statemt.nt respecting the solder found drowaed at Cash%le. The ilen.autahle Baron. had stated hum the Cariirie ic that this man having asked permission to marry, and having bean refused, had absented Isitnieif without leave, and had married; that for this offence he had been sentenced to receive 200 lashes, and ;titer the infliction of 100 was ordered to receive the remainder on a future day ; that under the dread of this he had drowned hirnsrl!." An official return had been made to the fie j - utaat-General's office, and the facts were as for:. liav :—The man, who was a soldier in the 13th Light Dragoons, had asked permission to marry, and had been refused.—(The House must nndet stand, that a refusal on the part of the Oflic:r did not pi..- .vent a soldier's marrying, or his marrying with , -:1 have constitute any military °fleece: but as the b it. racks had only aceommod.stiot for a certain number of femnler, it was thought fit to leave a discretionary pnwrr in the Officer as to what females should be ir ttoducecl ; so that respectable women already there milaht not be annoyed by the presence of ab,tedoned females.)—ln the present in!tanee the Commanding OCiicer hadrefur:d his consent, because the m an ter.* already married—(Nrce, /.roar). However, the malt absented himself for ar considerable time, a;:d pe: went to Gretna Green, for he retuned matried. he was tried for the military ranee of being absent have, and was sen:enced to rec e iv e 200 lashes : 100 were inflicted, and the remainder w ere remitted mrthe spot. Some darr afterwards theirran was found dmwned, and there was reason to believe that his death WAS occasioned by suicide. Here he should have stopped, but that he thouuht something was due to the character of Major McAlister, the Commanding Officer. had received a letter (which had bait written voluntarily, and without lany inquiry) from Sur J. Byng, who commanded is that district, stating the particulars of the case.— ( Here the nonour-bie Member read the letter, : the .tatement in which coincided with -::at above given, and concluded to .the following elLct:)—.' Had there been any thing blameable. in the conduct of Major McAlister, he should have thought it his duty to institute an inquiry ; hut a Jury nad sat on the body, and were satisfied that ,the Major had done nothitig . wtong l They, indeed, considered t h at t h e nr.tive inducing the soldier to destroy himself *as despair at haring rashly married a woman of aban doned character. He knew Major McAlister to be a mild humane man, mach esteemed in his regiment ; any was happy in having such an 01' . ...cer on his :,ta. hon. Lord Lonsdalc could testify that this was ..ct 0!t? first ocea:tan on which he had thus. borne t..sti mony to the merits of that Olken" 6+r FR ANCI:i EITRDETT not mean to im pute any imprcper contiu , .t to the Cancer. A.s to tocrs of the case, his ori!.+inal statement of theft), I, tided on the rerresentahon of the Carlisle ,fotima, appeared to he robstantially collect, whatever 4:1- lerence there might be i:i the inference drawn b; ei!. ferent individuals—(fl.. r, .4,74-1 he statem , nt ri the Cariiile J .urrol said nothing about the apptelien sion 4.1 a second limning having•occasioned the rim. lanchnly catas:rophe ; he had testi:wed ingoir7 io that part of the stibjPct in coaserparice of tin I sent:awn of the case. At all events the case sheved the mischievous effects of continuinis such a degraded mode of punishment in the army, saying nothing (.1 the fact of its having been infl-cted at home, aitl Grit too itl time of peace. The man, even accorfirz to the Honourable Member's own shelving, had bePn punished because he chose , T..: married and as rq tart pin of the case, - he dui not te es what right 062- ci a had to era crollcuiselves into a -military tribur..l try a man for * civil offence, for th e mini i nat i,. l ' punishment of ti race:ding that came property *khan the jurisdictic.n cf Courts of Law. It Cie man married a second Clue whale his first wile was alive, if he were gailty'Ll bigamy, he h hehe ou ad isht ofiestoo, b.,4 the lases of the cmliury, and o r tried, not bi a miliimy tribunal. The case thus po se d an abominable abese of thik;military law ; and it had been etertedtu inflict an infamous ponishruenc different from what the test of the &objects were liable to for such an offence. It was alsol,t proof, a 'Peer* torn of toe wish; that still exist. d to e conquee in r;let army that degradinx •ftsid toodik•of nymt by flogging. 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