Star.
London, England, 1802-04-02 00:00:00

FEMALE ATTRACTION,

'0
nbriate the unpleaf.int Senfation, experien-
J- cell by thole Ladies who may have fuperfluous Hairs
prosily on the race or Arius; and to render their perfons
r ore lovely. and attractive, was the chief modve that induced
V.. Proprietor of ALFRED'S ROYAL COMPOSITION to
fubmit that important dikovery to the Patronage of the Fe-
Erzle World. His km& is belt Ihewn by the numerous ap-
p:ications which continue to be made, front the molt diftin-
s.t!thed in the higher circles for rank, beauty, and faßtion.•••
his Cumpolltion (which was firft prepared for the late Quern
of I, aoce) out only removes and eradicates an fuperfluous
lair; from the Face and Arms, but renders the Oda more de•
h.:ate and fair—Sold in Packets at Is. 6d. and as. 9d. each, by
Man. Garie and Lea, No.ss, Ncw Bond-Rreet ; Davifon
and Sea, No. sp, Fleet-Rivet ; Creer, No. 68, Cornbill;
bowman, No To 2, licool-ltreet ;end Wboiefak by Berry and
Aida, Gretk.etroet, Soho.

7 0 niE CURIOUS 114 FISH SAUCE.
TIIE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC
At are Agyicafully htl'urnted, J. BURGESS and
Son IN F. and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO.
tube prepared by t bent in the Lunt manner that
olitaitird fucb univerfal approbation for many yeah paR.
The Img juftly acquired fuperiority of that Article Is fuUy
coubrined in the %lawn uf the Country at large, and uf Perform
t. hdent 1:: ,U purt6 of the World, and having Ituod the ttft of
trial. rant. it in the (tuition it now maintains.
The general utility of THEIR ESSENCE. of ANCHOVIES
ai.J other kICH SAUCES for FISH, Stc. induces them, from
the 'imperials Advertifentents daily appearing, to caution fa-
PlliitS. &c in parch:ding the fame, as none is to be had of
TED.Ibt but at their Warthoofe as under.
Every other Article in the Oil Trade for Family ufe, of the
bed quality.
WUT-INDIA MERCHANIIt,'C.AVTAINS of SHIP.';,
ihr ()FFICEKS in the ARMY and NAV V, fupplatel upon
Nr thortedi "suttee fur the EaR and Weft It.oliH, Re.
Wm.:hook, No. ie7, corner of Savoy Steps.
Strand, Loudon.
Vor the tonveni. 'ice of Families in Scotland, they have an-
Pl..•ed Metre. H. Johnfion and Cu. Ldinbiugh, their lola
Ate4.ls rev ids 6aut.ce.

ROYAL-EXCHANGE, ASSURANCE-OEFICE,
MARCH. !Poi.
PERSONS, whore annual Premiums fall due
on the 25th Init. are hereby informed, that Receipts are
now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the
Royal-Exchange, and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their refpee-
tire Agents in the feveral Counties ; and the Parties allured
arc requelled to apply, for the Renewal of their Policies, on or
before the 9th of April next, as the ufual Fifteen Days allowed
for Paymcct, bcyoaii the Date of each Policy, will then expire.
ALEXANDER WATsON, Secretary.
•„• Attendance is given daily at the laid Offices fee the Af-
furance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ship:, in Har-
bour, in Dock, nr while Building, from I.ofs or Dam=ze by
Fire; and alfo for the Affuraucc of, and granting Annuities on
Lives.

N. B. Polldes of Affurance, for the Sum of 3001. or up.
wards, are iffued free of Expel= to the Allured.

THE CREDITORS, if any, of the Rev.
THOMAS ICEIGHLY. late of Low 1...v0n, in the
County of Effer, Cleric, des-eared. who &parted this life. in
or about the month of May. 3798, are defired to fend an Ac-
count of their demands to Richard and Robert Shawe, Solici-
tors, Tudor-ftreet, London.

SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS,
hIANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE.
Adelphi, March 35,
THE Anniverfary Dinner of this Society will he
on WEDNESDAY the 7th of APRIL, at the CROWN
and ANCHOR, in the STRAND.
Paestors-r—CHARLF.S DUKE of NORFOLK.
Charles Date of Richmond Charles Earl of Romney
William Henry Duke of Ports I Hon. Robert Clifford
land Sir Wm. Dolben, Bart.
Hugh Due of Northumbers Sir Watkin Lewes, hat.
laud Thomas Pitt, Efq.
Jacob Earl of Radnor Caleb Whitefoord, Efq.
Charks Earl of Liverpool} T. S. D. Beeknall, M. P.
Srauraaos
Right Hon. the Lord Mayor Robert Satton, Efq.
fik J. W. Anderfon, Bart. J. Cooke. Efq.
J. G. Chrittian, Efq. John Middleton, Efq.
Thomas Galibrand, Eft" *testa' Dean, Efq.
Robert Wiffet, Efq. Thomas Sparks, Efq.
Thomas Bingley, Efq. John Hinckley, Efq.
N. 3. Dinner at Half Pat Four &Clock.
By Order of the Stewards,
CHARLES TAYLOR, Sec.

BURY ST. EDMUND'S, MARCH 27.
LENT ASSIZES, 1802.
THE GRAND JURIES of SUFFOi.k
azioLvs,
That the Prices of Po Hodes ptr mile ought to be reduced,
and that the charge for Hay and Corso the inns in this County
is exorbitant, and amid be diroinifilsd in proportion to the
prices of thofe Articles.
That the Gentlemen here ambled will encourage and fup-
port thofe Landlords whole demands are moil reafooable, and
will requefi their Friends and Neighbours to adopt the funs
refahition ; for which portiere they reeonunend to the Inn-
Lepers to give notice of the dams they intend to make by
public Advertifanent.
BROME . - _ _ _
T. C. SUNBURY
T. O. CULLUM
C. DAVERB
H. PARKER
B. HOWARD
R. HARLAND
PATRICK BLAKE
ROB. POCKLINGTON
M. THEOBALD
OHN SWALE
EORGE WILSON
E. W. MARTIN
WM. MIDDLETON
I'. J. WOODWARQ
A. REEVE
WM. PHILPOT
A. MANNING
asommy

I.OKERRIDGE
. VERNON
HN RANBY
AIWA OAKES
GEORGE LEA THEE
W. MATHEW
GEORGE HOLDERS
AMES STUTTER
. DRESSER
OSIAH RODWELL
OHN EDGAR RUST
'..,..,DWARD GWILT
THOS. WOODWARD
ROBERT EAGLE
J. B. EDWARDS
J. H. POWELL
0. R. OAKES
WM. SMITH.

ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE, Match as, aos.
J_TIS MAJESTY, from a confideration of the
la many and very effential idvantages to be derived from
the eftablillunent of an Inftitution far the purpofa of affording
a regular Military Education, to thole who may, from early
life, be intended for the Military Profernon, and who by this
means may be grounded in (deuce previous to their attain-
ing the age that enables them. confiltently with his Majefty's
regulations, to hold Comtniffions in the Army, having been
pleated to cftablifh an Inititution under the title of the RoTAL
MILITARY COLLIOI, and to appoint Commiffinners ton the
conttoul, dirodion, and mar.agement of all affairs belonging
thereto; and having direffied, that until the intended College
(hall be crested, a part of the Junior Department thereof,
upon a limited teak, (hall be formed at Great Marlow, in the
County of Bucks.—The Commiffioners for the affairs of the
laid Royal Military College do hereby give public Notice, that
a commodious Houk and Prensiks have been taken, and arc
now nearly ready for the reception of One Hundred Gentle-
men Cadets, who are to be formed into a Company, and to be
called the COMPANY or YRS JUNIOR DrrARTAIEN r.
For the information of thole whom it may concern, the fol-
lowing are the leading Rules, Orders, and Rrgulations, for the
Paid Department :
The Cadets are to be received upon three different Efta-
bliflunents, viz.
Thirty; the Sons of Officers who have died, or been maim-
ed in his Majeftfs Service.
Thefe are to receive their Education, Board, and Clothing,
free from expence.
Twenty; the Son, of Officers aCtually in his Majzity's Ser-
vice.

Thefe are to pay 401. per annum each, for which they are to
receive their Aducation, Board, and Clothing.
Thirty; the Sons of Noblemen and Gentlemen, and ,
Twenty; the Cadets of the Fait-india Company's Service.
There art to pay 90 Guineas pa annum each, for which
they are to receive their Fducation, board, and Clothing.—
Linen is not included.

No Cadet is to be admitted who is under 13, or above is
/years of age ; or who has any mental or bodily &fedi, which
may difqualify him for Military Service.—lie is to produce a
fatisfadory certificate of the tir•.te of his Birth.
Every Candidate for admiffion is to be well "rourided in a
knowledge of Grammar and common Arithmetic : he is alfo
to write a good legible band.
The qualifications of each Candidate will be enquired into
by the Governor, and examined by a Collegiate Board.
The Cadets will be formed into a Military Body, and in-
, *rated in Languages, and the Military Sciences and I)anies,
by Profeffors and Mailers of approved abilities.
The Cadets of the I.:A-India Company will likewifc be In-
' ftrudted in the Oriental Languages.
Public.examinations will be held for the purpofe of aker-
taining the prugrefs of improvement, and no Cadet will be
recommended from the College fur a Commiffion, until he has
undergone a peblic examination, wok has received a certificate
as to hic fuffickney.
N. Cadet can remain longer than Four Years at the College.
The health and morals of the Ca.lcts will be ftridtly attend-
ed to, and habits of temperance and economy Strongly in-
culcated.

Antic-scions to he addrcfnd to the Governor of the Royal
Winery College, under cover, to the Right Huitonreilk the
Secretary at War. Wax-Offsee.

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rriLF, PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE :
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