Star.
London, England, 1808-04-06 00:00:00

A T a respectable MEETING a the FARMERS
IX el the Colony of Leicester, held at the Three Crowns Inn
l4jeicester the Sd day of April, IWB.
PDWYN A. BURNABY, Esq. in the Chair,
It was unanimously Resolved that this Meeting cannot see,
titbout alarm, a measure brought forward for the "consideration
cfParlian.tta, whirl if carried into effect, would prove so detri-
cede in its coasequences to the Farmers of this Kingdom.
Resolved, That should the Distilleries be prohibited the u-e of
Grain, Corn would either, from Mr large s quantity of Barley
being thrqpn oat of consumption, become tuasaleahle, except at
spice a- which the Fanner ;cull not afford to dispose of it, or
de,frtirn the quantity of land which might be laid down to gras3,
ad a real scarcity of Corn would probably take place, as might
port beyond example oppressive to the poorer classes of the o
auswity.
halved, That should the proposed swam* of prohibiting the
*if Graia in the Distilleries be recommended by the Corn-
' Otte now sitting in the House of Commons, that this Meeting'
do pledge itselfca petition Parliament spinet such recommenela-
tionbeing carried into efftct, a tha the Chairman be requested,
aed he is hereby authorised to callt a Meeting for that express

purpose. • •
Risoired, That these Resolutions be inserted is the Leicester
louroal,ard in two of the London Daily PapeFs, and that Copies
of them hit transmitted to his Orace the Lord Lieutenant, and to
*Members of this County.
EDWYN ANDREW lIURNABY,
Chairman.
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TO CREDIikIoRS.
A LL Pzrsons having any demands on the Estate
" cf. the late JOHN HOLLINGWORT, formerly of
Threadnete-street, London, and afterwards of Kensington-
:pare, in the County of Middlesen, Esquire, deceased, are re-
quired forthwith to send an account and particulars of such their
demands to Messrs. Rosser and Son, Solicitors, in Bartlett's-
bsildinp, Holborn, in order that the same may be investigated
ant adiuted-

GLOBE INN, BRIDGEWATER..
CFORGE. HARTNELL returns his sincere
•J' thanks to his 'numerous Friends for the very liberal support
hiss hitherto received, and respectfully informs them, the No-
Wdi/T, Ceanmereial Gentlemen, and the Public in General, that he
has tilted up the above Inn with every tOnsfortable aetonftnodi.
tionianihe trusts, by using cve. y exertion, tu merit their• future
Filrcaage and support.
Genaine Old Wines, a good Lar.:cr, and well aired Beds.
Nest Post Chaise, able Horses, and cart ful Drivers, good
S•abling and ennvenient Coach-houses.

COATAGE wi cri LAND.
TO LET, Furnished, a COTTAGE, pleasantly
situated, about 20 miles frosty London, on the path road,
uith six Acres of good Meadow Load w:th coach-house, Subie for
fOor Horses, asst dti Gorden. The House consists of two -itti
tg
Rooms about ti feet by 14, one smaller, Kitchen, Wash-house,
Dairy, &c. four Bed.roords, two Servants' Rooms, good Water,
sada Pew in the Church.
Enquire or direct (post paid) to Mr. Hawks, Auctioneer,
Readits; or Mr. Darby, Auetioasir, Maidenhead ; or at Mr.
Ribble's:Woo Chandler, Compton-street, Soho, London.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
A GENTLEMA.I4Of respectability, who has made
it.his particular study for many years to find out a sure for
Scorbutic Leptty, with wbkh he oral .afilicted from infancy,
has novrtke happiness to inform the Public, that kind Ps ()xi-
SINCE has led hint to the disiovery of a Medicine, which has
completely cured him. He has also bad full proof of its efficacy
locuring the scrofula and other diseases arising from Roe impurity
if the hlousl. The great utility of the discovery being thus expe-
rimentally known by him, in sympathy to all the afflicted, he feels
anxious to make the knowledge o it universal, that they may par-
take oft:, beneficial effects, and that the dreadful malady may be
extirpated fonn mankind. 'The medicine may be talon at any
season with she greatest safety without confinement from business
or restriction of regimen.
He now proposts making it known, if the Fubtic will subscri
con-
be
a sum equivalent to its value, and he has no doubt, when he
ciders the interest which the ileitabitants of this country take in the
641trig$ of theik fellow creatures, and the great rewards that
Uwe been given for discoveries of far less impnrtaneeto mankind,
that they will truivlrreciate the great value of the discovery.
Letters, stating t sum subscribers are willing to give, will be
received (post paid) addressed to rams, care of Mr. Francis
Comisby, druggist, Salford, Manchester.
P. S. As delicacy prevents him from giving hissmal name, per-
laps the same reason may deter some who would otherwise sub-
s:Abe, be will :herefore accept of their subscriptions, with any
name they may please to affix ; depending upon their honour to
541 their eupgements. No subscriptions wilibe binding till the
3tediclue has gives fall proof of its efficacy to the Pubile.
la answer to Correspondents—Air Iletrkine is perfectly free
from Mraettat, taken internally, sad stretqtatens and insks•
told the whole body.