Star.
London, England, 1801-03-09 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANCING.

PRIVATE TUITION.
MR. ALLEN informs his Pupils andthe Pub-
Me, that he •has removed from Haydon-limarcovhere
he has taught there Taft fix yeah, and has opened his' new Aca-
demy for Failionable Dancing, at No. to, Great, AliPftrevti
Goodman's Fields. His Academy, she, at the Weft end of the
Town is, 'and will contleue ego as Alai; at No. tp, filament.
Pam., Golden-fquare. R both, Ladies and Gentlemen Who,
when children, have learned -Ittiperfeetly, or not at all, are
vrry footi„aild'quiti in.pgivate, Teught to perform elegantly
every dcferlption of DANCI in MODERN PRACT•CE.
Extra clarions arc made to batten the progrefs of filch Fo-
reigners, N.tvy and Army Officers, Captains of Ships, Country
Rdidcnts, and others who can devote but a Chort time to this
=cowl:lament : they rosy refide in the Houle during their
tuition; about a fortnight may he fulrcient.

The Pedal harp, Plano Porte, and Violin Taught i alfo
avid Sword and Pawing. •
A feted StiiferfrUora Atanbly

r.Monday.

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TO OFFICERS OF HIS mAjEsivie. ROYAL NAVY
AND ARMI. . • •

Bit sio s s's Warclundealnir, Stsaud, Corner of SITIO Stepa.
BURG'IIiS and SON rerprafully inform Own-
.? • Some of his Majefty's Royal Haley and Army, they coo-
thane to prepare and pack in their approved Method for Chad.
net Service and Long Voyage, fuch as they warrant to keep
good for Years in any Climate, Cafes of ato saucos foe Fist!,
Beef Steaks, Cold Meats, Halt Mutton, Mince Veal, &c.
Pickled Tripe, Pickled or Conted•linefilseepered Id an entire
new way, (to as nut to eat Salt if at Sea Twelve Months.) Alfo
their Ready made Multard, which will keep good Eighteen
Months, Genuine Durham Flour of Muftard, Nov Sailed Oils,
Cafes of Pickles in great Variety, Hams, Tongues, Checfes of
different Kinds, French and Spanilh Oils, Ellences of Mint,
'rhyme and Forney, German Stases, Garr= Anchovi. s
for Sandwiches, Toaft, &c. Cayenne Pepper, Cayenne, Oarlic,
Ekkr,Torrag,on, and Shallot:Vim-goo; with a great Variety of
other neceffary Stores, packed to any Amount, oo eke &erica
Notice.

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COUNTY OF SOMERSET.
TO BE SOLD IN TEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

AMOST ELIGIBLE ESTA.TE, Innate near
a good Turnpike Road, at the Mance of a few Miles
from the 'City of Ditto!.
The Farm contains about Ninety Acres, and has aTubttan-
dal Houk, with fuitable Offices, which at a Wan Expmee
may be converted tato a molt comfortable Manlion; on the
Eitate is found an extremely valuable and inctliaultible Article,
peculiar to the Spot, from the Sale of which a meld:Table
Fortune may lit acquired.
For. (meter Particulan apply, if by Letter, Volt paid, to
Meffn. Make, Solicit ors, Cook's Coon, Cortrxttert, London

craiCE SM-PENCE.

skisToL LrAntrk FA•.R.

•
LT a very numerous and relptaiil..? Meeting
. of the TANNERS, CURRIERS,•and I,FALEItS in
LEATHER et the eity of Erato', and irorrt titlerent rartt of
the Kingdom, held at •'..e Tawn n, in Enldwakittit.t, on,
the ath day of March t purfuant to pobllc nota.a-
for taking into cwArdzr.....in certain IdcZoltittnnsenttr,d into 4
Manchafter and Cliluceitcr, for ~.braining the Erp=l of an Aft
for the better prcvoiting the tkan.ag.ng of Raw !'.ides and
Skins in the Flaying ther..of."'"
It was 1111:111111LOUily refolvAl,
. . . . .

t. That ii is the opinion of the. Meetir7, that the operation
of the
„;srth and 40th of his przfent " An A(1
tor the hater preve.iiii,. the damaging, of Law Hides and Skis,
mein; I laying thereof," is materially berzficial to the Leather-
Trade, and of coma. rahle adrantev to the public in gzueral,
by inereaftng the yetntity of of del I a-her, by aiding the re-
vcnut with the eimirt: or: a lar7,- Lumber of Sheep-Mins which
would otherwife converted iota rit,c, and by lopplying the,
pone. with additionaf tool, threngb hides and this being Own
thankid.
2. That actffuciatlon.e of Bluchers ar • formed in feveral own-
Ha to obtain tit. Ape hl of the fdd .X."., by immediate :tern-
catit.n to Parliament—Vie will talk foci' meafure by every
meuts in out ro.vtr, 111,121i1111% to 1• oldie in general, to the
Leather.tradc, to et:_ rt.. white, and he. Poor.
-5. *I. nat a Committee be appointed iOr the furtherance of the
fidd onuges: ttst tlu. Conithittee con7ift of "he fdllowing per-
fon•, ':loved Elmwood, Mr. Gerrrt e Poole, Air.
John %k,eelta, Mr. Tbotna. Salwon , AL. Williarit.Lfier, Mr.
A. Bell, Mr. lobo Birtill, Mr. Thont.i., Pool, Mr, Meiheck
Britton, Mr.l bonus I Mr. Jolt Chdon. and lir. F.d-
wani Ikit ; and that any thre or tlitin Iv Lin loweroil to ad t.
4. 'pat the fail Conurrittce do ro-opee .re With the London
Contivitift, with the Irvin Ai CUI:Ot C.oerthters, and with all
other pinion*, at their ditkretiou, fur taco ,:
the raid intended innifere.

s.—That this Meeting do fully approve of du. Refolution of
a Meeting of the Leather- Trade, ht id at Liverpool on the tot h
of February, and pnblithed in the brae of February 37,
and whit refpeet to the vrvenne, are further of opinion, that it
having been ;wowed that more Aare Hades and Shan., either
Englilh or Foreign may euftly be procured than the Bark to
tan them, the Bark which we polllfs will, under this Act, be
tared in tanning good and ufeful Leather, rather than Luther
of final/ comparative value, which the thanks arc, end thus the
%annuli. revenue be drawn which the limited means of twining
will puflibly.culanit ; that it is alto en ell elnithel fact, that Hides
and swim properly Bayed, will weigh heavier when tanned, and
of condi: pay tear: duty, than Hides and Skins cut and gallitd.
6.-...lhat a Subfeription be now opened for dermyins the at-
tendant earners ; that the faiJSulateriptian remain open for
the ilguature or 311 p, :ions interclica therein, and that Mr.
Jonas 13, e•ra a. I. b. app. Stated Trmfarer.
7. —.nu there Retaintious be.petoted ante in the /kilted Sa-
turday's parrs, in tale ST.%R, the tilstrborne Mercury, and the
Gioucefter, Liverpool, anJ Ox Ansi papers.
JOHN 13IRTILL, Chairman.
The Thanked the Mcering were voted to the Chairnsan.

EACT- /ES.

By the late overland difj,ateli there are letters
flaring thnt in November lad leveral of the Vef-
f.wees, the friends and adherents of Jugganant
1)eo, has e recommenced their depredations in the
13omnlee dedroying whole villages, and
puuing the inhabitants, without difcrimination, w,
They have experienced tome repiilles from
the detncbments of Sqloys ftationed thr the de-
fence of the Ryms, and have in eprdequtnce of
their barbarity been denied quarter.
The Collet:les are in a date far from tranquil,
and a body of troops are collecting to aft as occa-
lion may require.
The &poled Poligar of Comaraveddy, who had
been confined at Vellcre on fillpicion of maintain-
lag an hostile correlpondence with tome dilatfedled
Chiefs on the Myfore frontiers, and who was af-
fociating fur the purpofe of fubverting the Bridal
government, has efcaped from prifon by the afria-
ance of fome of his friends who were permitted to
vitit him, and it is believed he has joined the rebel
army of the late Poligar of Joomacootra, who
has overrun the Polams and committed confider-
able ravages.
The late impolitic conduit of the Nabob of the
Carnatic has produced fome very ferious diflurb-
ances throughout his dominions. The communi-
cation wilt the interior has been much impeded,
and fume (dour merchants and traders have been
lubjeft to conliderable injury.
Some new arrangements, adapted to our im- ,
proved intercourfe with the Mahrattas, have been
made in our ellablifhments at the Court of
Poonah.

Arrangements of an extenfive nature are mak-
ing at Bencoolen. Mr. Dunlop has been appoint-
ed Miller Attendant at Fort Marlborough.
In consequence of the extended intercourfe with
Ava, which has refulted from Captain Symes's
million to the Court of Urmarapoor ; fome of our
merchants travelled into the interior, and amongft
other objeels have difcovered fprings of a mineral
guhriance, Ilrongly refembling oil, which after an
cif), preparation, is rendered competent to molt of
the purpofes to which oil in India is ufnally appli-
cable ; it is produced in vaft quantities, and is in
much requelt at our markets.
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The e;portation of opium from the Company's
territories to China, has been of late ltriftly prohi-
bited ; the natives however, carry on an illicit
trade to a great extent, notwithftanding the fevere
penalties to which it is liable.