Star.
London, England, 1808-03-01 00:00:00

• .
. . . . . .
..
„.
• . .
~ • .. „. "-
7 4
. .
~.. '
4"
„,-- -. . i•' • •
its . '.• ~
....-- "
51)
. i. -
.•' 1 • :.'.6:7_ .r."-'`) : -t• It: t
ri .1.... T.
1
. . . i
• - ' \ k /1/4C.

Ir=-

~::

• WALTHAMS fOW VESTItar
• les sitrike iS, 2 arat.
A T a Vestry holden this day Oa, pursuance of
1 Public Notice- given for thatpurpo.e, ta take into consi-
deration a proposal intended to be made to l'ardainent respecting
all inclosure of the Higham Hill, Broom and Berry common
Fields, within 'this Parip.h,
JOHN RIGG, Fsq. Chnrchwarien, in the Chair,
Informed the Meeting that the Draft of a Bill intended to be
presented to for that purpose had been prepared, and
requested that it might be read.
The following Resplutions Were then moved and carried.

RESOLVED,
I. That it is the opinion of this Vestry, that the Draft of the
proposed Bill intended to be presented to Parliament, be read.
2. That it is the opinion of this Vestry that the Draft of the
Bill be rijected.
3 That it is the opinion of this Vestry,that no inelosure of the
Common Fields, within the Parish of Walthatintow, should take
place.
4. That it is the opinion of this Vestry that the above resolu-
tions be printed in three Morning and one Evening Newspaper.
The. Vestry adjourned to Saturday, the Ith day.of March neat
R. BANKS, Vestry Clerk.

' " NEW' MUSIC.
On ThursdtT neat,- Mardi S, will be published,
By Goulding, Phipps, D'Almaine, and Cu. Music-scilers,
Nu. 124, New Boinletr4..et I and 7, Westniuranul-strvet,
Lubluy
The OPERA of
AIS; or, Love in the Dmsotrs; now perform-
ing at the "Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, comp ...ed by Mr.
REF.Yr. and Mr. BKAIIAM price 1.5.5. As above may be had,
Mr. BRAKAWS celebrated Piano-Forte Song, " Said a smile to a
tear," price 36.

'lids day was published in Bvo. price 31. No. MIL of
THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SIJRGI?
CALJOURNAL, exhibiting a concise View of the latest
and most important Discoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Pluir-

gooey.
Printed for Archibald Cor,:able and Co. Edinburgh ; and John
Murray, Fleet-street, London. •Of whom maybe had,
'The Edinburgh Medical Journal, from its commencement, in
January 1805, to the present time, in 19 Numbers, price 11. 19$.
and in a variety of bindings•

This day was published, in one neat and closely-printed Volume,
tivo. price 14s. the Second Edition of
THE MODERN PRACTICE of exhibiting the
Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prognostk,• Morbid Ap-
pearances, and improved Method of treating Diseases.
By ROBERVfHOMAS, M.l). •
This Work leas been carefully revised ; a few Diseases, which •
were omitted in the first edition, are now inserted ; and a very
large portion of new and important matter has been added.
" This is a judicious compilation of facts, from the best writers,
and the different subjects are treated with breiity and perspicuity.
Dr. Thomas has abridged wish judgment, has :Added modern opi-
nions and discoveries, has frequently introduced the result of his
own cx:)crieuce and his peiformance thus becomes an Useful
Compendium 4'o . present State of Medical Practice."—Month-
ly Review June, p.
Printed for John Murray, Fleet-street ; and Archibald Consta-
ble and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had,
A New Edition of the London Practice of Midwifery, Price Cs.

------------
'This day was published,
Complete in One Volume Octavo, price 125. boards,
•
A New Edition, of
APRACTIC4L SYNOPSIS of the Mxvrni. Au-
NIZNTARIA and MATTVIA 1/4.4ZDIA • -cempri•:ing the.la-
test Improvements in the Loodon, lidinlirki, and Dublin l'har-

macopulis.
By RICHARD PEARSON, M.D.
Member of the Royal C011,..ge of Physician:' and formerly Phy-
sician to the General Hospital, near Birmingham.
Printed fur John Murr..y, Flea-street; C. and R. Baldwin,
New Bridge-street, Loodue, and Archibald Constable and Co.

Edinburgh.
Where may he had, by the same Author,
;Thesaurus Medicarninam, a new collection of M,..dical Pres;
criptions, nd edition, Bvo. price 76.611.

'Phis day was publlshed, in Dotty Octavo, price 7s. in boards,
'The Second Edition, with Additions, et
OBSERVATIONS on the EFFECTS of various
ARTICLES of the MATERIA MEDICA, ia the CURE
of LUES VENEREA. Illustrated with Cases.
By JOHN PEARSON, F. R. S. •
Senior Surgeon of the Lock Hospital mad Asylum, and Surgeon
to the Public Dispensary; Render on the Principles and Practice

•
of Surgery.
Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown-court,
Princes-street, Soho. Where may be had, just published,
I.t; x MORES Familiar Observations on Re ra•u r. 4, for the use
of Patients of both Sexes. Second Edition, price 23.

This day wit, published, in three volumes small octavo, price ifs.
In boards, dedkated, by perm:: ion, to H-r Royal Highness the
Princess of Wales, a Second Edition of
DR. UNDERWOOD's Disorders of Childhood ;
-1--• with Directimt for the Management of Infants from the
Birth, adapted to Domestic use. Also lately publithed, by the
same Author, the fifth Etht:oa, prb e l3s. Gd. in boards, of a
Treatise on the Discos, s of Children, dedicated, by permission, to
the Queen, and now precs:ly adapted to PreLssim7.l Readtrs.
—Also, by the same Autlu r, inscribed, by permission, to his
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, a 'child Ethtion, pri: e 6s.
in boards, of his Surgica Tracts; cont a' ni-g a freatite on Ulc :rs
of the Legs, Scrophulous Tumoars, the Mammary Abscess, Dis-
trders of the Eye, an 1 < n Gangrene.
Londt n Plitt( d tin J. Callow, Cr w 1-:ourt, Prince: Erre',

Soho.
Whet e may be bad, just published, price is.'6d.
Dpubentun's Obs-ivAtiol s on indigeseen ; in which is talis'ao-
torlly shewn the Efficacy of ipecacuan' in relieving this, as well
24 its conr.ectedtrain of complaints petuli.r to tie decline a life.
The Second Editio:,, «i 11 Addi i ns l.y Dr. Buch n.

IN ROYAL OCTAVO,

And illustrated with new Plates, those on Natural History
forming nearly half, beautifully coloured.
This day, March 1, was published, handsomely printed on a
Fine Paper, PART 1. Price Six Shillings,
PA NT OLO GIA ; comprehending a complete
Series of Essays, Treatises, and Systems, alphabetically ar-
rangcdgeneral Dictionary of Arts,
Genius, L Sciences, and Words ;
and presenting a distinct Survey of Human earning, and
Industry,

...Mi.........1
M 1.1...,.............

Tisiaday was published_, elegantly printed
With several EogravTings,
Teariece
HIRONOMIA; or, A Tea
Deiivery ; comprehending many Precepts,
modern, for the proper Regulation of the Voice, the
and Pestare. Togedaer with an Invesdgation
Gesture, and a new Method for the Notation
by many Figures.—By the Rev. GILBERT Ai
Printed fill. T. Cadell and W. Davits,

MISS OWLNSON'S
This day were published, slaw and corrected
lowing prodUctior,s of Miss f
THE NOVICE of ST. DOM
four volinnes, price gls. in boards.
TUE WILD Ip.wi GIRL ; a National
price Si.l 6d. boards. .
Tam I.sir of an Ipso HARP, consisting
Poem;, one elegant yobs:tie, 7s. 6d. in boards.
1) 4TIILIOTIC:',ICE rctill Wall TEN In'
price Os. in board,.
Printed fir RICHARD PHILLIPS, No.
and to be bad of all Booksellers.

A N.

AND IMPOikr.
This day was published,
Price- Nettepenee; or Thirteen to the P
allowance to Schcr
'THE FIRST CATECHIST
'- containing common-tkings necessary,
to the capacity and eriosity of Children
Years of Age. .
By the Rev. DAVID DI
Author of the Class Book ;the Reading
to the Class Book; of the Grammar o.
Every Parent and Tutor will be instantly
foiness and importance of this new Cathechism,
teaching the Child to count Ten and name the '
and prociiesis hj.easy iteps -to tfi6 definition
all kinds of funtliar and common objects.
the business of life, and the first ptinclplei.
exactly the acme gelation as the Chuech Cat.
techisms of 1)i. Watts, bear to the Principles
rality. .
Printed for limn ARD PHILIPS, No.
and to he had, with the Other muck a'
'Author, of all Bookaellersln town •

SUPERIOR MS.
This day were published, price s.
for the Pulpit,_,
SIXTT Original MANUSCR,
adapted for every Sunday In the
Holidays and Extraordinary Occasions,
Type, cast on purpose, in exact imitation

By a Diinit:iry of the CHURL.
These original Sermons are respectfully
as superior modern compositions, better
object than any previous attempts of
has himself preached every one of
speak to their suitable length and ereet—he
sanction which they have receivel
meats of the Church.
Printed for Thomas Osten, Ave-)
London ; and sold by all Bookseller
N.B. Clergymen who may not choose
till they have examined a few, may be .a
indifferently selected for a one-pound
I able, be addressed to the Publisher

THE WORKS OF
THE BRITISH NEYCY
Britons who have rendered
Attainments, Virtue, or -Advancement
on the principle that E;ample is
Edition, price ss. bound.
2. UNIVERSAL HISTORY I
of the World to the peace of Arni
Ancient History being comprised
History in 16 volumes. The third
' on large paper, and 4s. per volume
3. The ELEMENTS of NAT!
of Schools, with 60 copper-plates, . _
63. bound, or 10s. Gd. coloured.
4. A Sv ssr cat of SHORT-HAND, being that which hasob-
4aineil general currency, and which is adopt :td in the principal
Schools, and in the Courts of Law in the Metropolis; the eighth_
edition, with a new plate, and other improvements. Price is. od.

boards. cf
S. A FATHER's GIFT TO HIS CHILDREN; consistiag
original Essays, Tales, Dialogues, &c. Ike.; third edition, in tA%.s
elegant volunws, price es. in boards.
6. AN ABRIDGMENT of the LIVES of pLUTARCH, con-
taining the lives and actions of the mostillustrious and tstiinableclia-
racters of Antiquity ; a new edition, price ss. bound.
7. The ENGLISH SPELLING BOOR, or a New and Im-
proved Introduction to the First Elements of the Enslisli Language,
for the Earliest Age,being the Spelling Book which is now adopt, d
in the principal Schools throughout the British Empire. The 50.. h
Edition, price Is. 6d.
8. The BM FISH TOURIST ; containing all the essential and
important information to be found in the Works of various Mo-
dern Travellers through all parts of the British Islands, during t'.e
last thirty years, being the most accurate as well as the most in-
teresting account now extant, of the several parts of this Empire,
in 6 vols. price 1L I Is. 6d. in boards. '
9. CLASSICAL POETRY, for the Use of Schools : containing
Three Hundred Gems of English Poetry, selected from the Works
of our most favourite poets; a New Edition, price Ss. 63. bound,
or beautifully printed on large paper, price Bs. in boards.
Printed for RICHARD Pitittirs, No. lithege, London,
and to be had of all Booksellers, with fullest allowance to
Schools.

BY DIN INE PRO VIDENCE.
WITHERS's BALM of QUITO, ptice only
2s. 9d. is the best remedy in the universe for Nervous .
Complaints, the most powerful restorative, and ieanimating
Balm of Life-and Health, and the safest and sest medicine in the
world. It is not pretendbd that this medicine can arrest the
progress of nature, but it is asserted and proved, that it will
restore health even NS here the constitution appears to have been
Irreparably injured. Those who have impaired their health by
a residence in hot and unhealthy climates; the young, of either
sex, whose infirmities threaten premature old age, a life of n.i-
sery, and an early dissolution ; and those more advanced in years,
whose tottering, sapless frames appear withered and almost worn
(Alt, are the more immediate objects of this soothing Balm, who. ,
benign influence may be extended to the whole class of Valetudi-
narians. For in all cases, and in all ages, where the solids are
relaxed, Where the constitution has received a shoek, or is by any
meats debilitated, this RESTORATIVE and REANIMATING
By JOHN MASON GOOD, T.sq. 1 BALM of LIFE and HEALTH will produce the happiest effects;
OLINTHITS-GREGORY, A. M. of the Royal Militaty Aca- relaxed and tremulous nerves will be warmed and steadied
demy, Woolwich ; fibres will be braced and rendered Arm—theme:cies will
And Mr. NEWTON BOSWORTH, of Cambridge. be invigorated—the sinews will, be strengthened—the emaciated
Assisted. by other Gentlemen of Eminence in different ,Depart • limbs will be covered with firm flesh—the exhausted vessels wilt
•ments of Literature. b.: replenished—the impovs.ished watery blood will become rich
CONDITIONS. and balsamic, and its languid circulation restored to the sanative
I. This Work will be handsomely printed by Messrs. Bensley impztus, which is the true criterion of health ; the languid droop-
and Davison, on a fine wove Royal Paper, in Octavo, and will ing spirits will be revived and exhilirated ; digestion will be pro-
be published in monthly Parts, price Six Shillings each, five of ' moted—in short, the tone of the nerves will be restored, and by
which will form a Volume. these means the whole constitution will, be renovated. Feeble-
li. As an undertaking of so extensive a nature, it is impossible ness, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, and all the deplorable symp-
to ascertain the exact quantity hi which the whole will be com- totes of disease will vanish ; and strength, ardour, serenity, and
prised—the Public can only be assured, that it wilt not exceed every evidence of renovated health, will be the result , f
Ten Volumes ; and, probably, not more than Eight or Nine. taking this inestimable Balm in due time, according to the direr.
111. In the course of Publication, these will be introduced from io-s for use which accompany each bottle.
'Three to Four Hundred elegant Engravings by the first Artists, The Balm of Quito is prepared and sold by W. Withers, ches
from original Drawings by Edwards, Farey, jun. and others. mist, No. 229, Strand, neer Temple Bar, London ; retail by
And all those representing subjects of Natural History, comprising Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Allen, No. 76, Oxford-street ; Meisre.
half, or nearly half the entire Number, will be beautifully co- Bowing and Co. 36, Backman-street, Borough ; and all respee-
loured after Nature. table Medicine Venders. Price 2s. 9d. per bottle.
London : Printed for G. Kearney. Fleet-street; and sold by Observe ti.e Proprietor's signature, without which none can be
all other Booksellers. I geueine—" Vi Withers:.

. J.:. . ' Jt

.1 . ~
...,... -
,
•
. -
\ L ,
• -
~. •
SIX-PENCE., ' 1
----.......................pama
------------..,—.7----s
printed its Quarts,•
l'' t
24.2.8. in boards;
:atise on Rhetoiical. . i
I
recepts, both ancient and . 1
t
Voice, the Countenance, 1
gation of the Elements of • 1
ration thereof; illeistraied i
;RT AUSTIN, A. M.
t
Davies, Strand. i i
----.......-----------
WORXS.
xected Editions of the fol. ; ; li
ss Owenson :
AINIC, a Novel, in
5.
I Story, in three volumes,
insisting of Miscellaneous
boards.
2 IRELAND, in two volumes,
o. 6, Bridge-street, London,
I'AN I' WORK.
)lisped, , :
the Dozen, trith the full i
:hook,
SM for CHILDREN, t ,
Lary to be known and adapted
dren between Four and Ten I .
BLAIR, A.M.
•I • I
ng F.xerrises, or Introduction t
tar of Philosophy, &c. Sce.
astantly struck with the use-
'
tathechism which begins with 1
I name the Days in the Weeli,
kfirddon and explanation of
1 I '
4ects. it bears in fact, as to
inelplei of general knowledge,
lurch Catechism, atuleasy Cast 1
Principles of Religionast4Mo
No. 6, Bridge-street, London ;
t approved works of the MUSIC
2nd country. ii
SERMONS.
ce 60s. done up separately
pulpit,
JSCRIPT SERMONS,
to Year, and for the principal
ions, printed in a new Script 1
imitation of Manuscript. . j 1 i
URCH of ENGLAND.
ectfully submitted tb the Clergy
better adapted to their avowed
of thesame kind. The author
of them, and he can therefore
erect--he can also boast of the
tl from very distinguished orna-
- i
ve-Maria-lane, near St. Paul's,
lera in Town and Country. . 1
chooie to purchase the entire set,
.y be accommodated with a score
tund note, which may, if agree- t
ler by the Post. . .
F DR. MAYOR.
)S, or Lives of Illustrious 1
I themselves remarkable by their 1
•
ement in Life, written for Youth,
is superior to Precept. Seventh
' of all Nations, from the Creation 1
liens in 1802, in 25 Volumes ; the 1
Lin nine volumes, and the Modern
tied edition, price ss. per volume
me on small and common paper.
NURAL HISTORY, for the est.
es, representing 250 objects. Price '
;AND, being that which hatob-
which is adopted in the principal
.aw in the Metropolis; the eighth_
other improvements. Price 7s. od.