Star.
London, England, 1802-06-03 00:00:00

THURSDAY', TUNE s, 4sce

AT a Meeting of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and
A A. Tree:udders at thc County of Norfolk, on Saturday the
aoth of May laft, or the porpole of taking into eonftderation an
Achim& to bisMsjelly on the retionition of Peace: the following
Addrefs was unatiimouily agreed to, and the High Sheriff and
thc Countyltlembers,ard foci' other Gentlemen as might chOble
to attend, were retptefted to preterit the fame.
" To the KINC'S 'MOST FkCEI,I.ENT MAJESTY.
" The humble Adorers of the High Sheriff, Gentiomen, Clergy,
and Vreeholden of the County of Norfolk,
" We, your Majefty's molt loyal and dutiful Subjeds, the
High Sheriff, Gentlemen, Clogy, and Freeholders of the
County of Norfolk, hufnhly beg to congratuLitc your Majefty
on the joyful return of Peace.
We have who eifed, with heartfelt fatisfadtion,the unremit-
ted isertior.s difplayed by every dais of your Majefty's Sub-
jeart., &stir: the arduous contctt in which this Country has been
In long engaged ; and we are cool-am/8 that to the unexampled
valour of your Majesty's Naval and Military Forces we are,
under Dtvtnt PROVIDZNCE, indtbtrd for the reltoration of
the Melling:, of Peace.

" Permit us to repeat the declaration (which it is at all times
gratifying to us to exprefs) of our unalterable attachment to
your Majefty'sfacred Perron ; and of our inviolable attachment
to the Conititution, which it has been our chief object to
preferve.
" We melt folemnly afore your Alajetty that, conftant as the
exertions, great as the facrtfices have been, which we have made
during the late war, we Mall be ready to renew them with un-
ditoinithed ardour, Should your Majelty, at any future period,
deem it neeeffary to affert by arms the independence and ho-
nour of the United bnpire.
We flatter Ourfaves that fuch an event is far diftant : it is
our eart.ztt prayer that every part of your Nlajetty's extentive
Dominions, may, without interruption, enjoy the bletfings of
peace; and that your blajetty may long and profperoully reign
to witnefs we aff4.-dUons of a grateful and loyal people.
" ROBERT WiI.SON, High Sheriff"

'TO BE SOLD, a Beautiful Cliefnut BLOOD
-I- MARE, warranted found, free from vice or blcmiat,
ftrcn years oil, upwards of fifteen bands high, got by Pegafus,
dam by Granby.—...Prize Forty Guineas.
Enquire at the Leaping Bar, Blackfriar's Road.

WANTS employment, a Man who untlerlkands
Biaetsmith, Wiwi in general—Letters, pot paid, ad-
tinged en C. M. at the fign of the St. Andrew, Lower East
Smithfield, will be duly attended to.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perfons in the Poiretlion of Incomes, ari.
ling from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafthold Eitates, in
Land or Knifes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar-
riage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Pat, nt Places,
Church Livinp, or any other certain Income for Life, may be
(applied with tempovry or permanent Sums of Money to any
amount, by paying m adequate Annuity intereft for the fame,
redeemable any time nt their own option.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property may be accom-
modated 011 Their patois:al fccurity, Eftates furveyed, and foul
by Public or Private Conttad.
Perfonal applications will be received every day till three
o'clock, and letters from Correfpotbdonts in town or country,
(putt p.dd) will be immediately anfwered, addrefted to Meffrs.
Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, Nw 5, Great Suffolk-
ftreet, Charing-crofs.

EAST INDIA•MOIIiE,Tne 2, 1801.
ALL who are willing t. 'lurid tbe E;:11
India aaespany with 400 Cbalefront, Pal tneafttre, of the
hit So/ Cools, d'ittegnOino the git?pent forto—.'loo to he delivere I
ionon'iately, and the reotaarg 200 ehaltirons arhrn tousled, at t/
Ell? India Hoof', free !fall extenees, ;Beryl-end in their tropids,
fared op, addreini to the Cconoittee of the Houle, kfire
• ,10.1,011 Wedneflay next, the 9th ittfl.mt.

I.LOYD's COFFEE-HOUSE, May. 2,5, igos.

AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB-
SCRIBERS for the Erection of a STATUE of the
Right Hon. WILLIAM prrr, late Firft Lord of the Tress-
fury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, fur the dlftinguitlied
Services *Melt he has rendered to his Country during the
eourle of his able and upright Adminittration,
JOHN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Ffq. in the Chair.
Refolved, That the Money fabferibed and to he fubfFrihcd
for the above purpufe, (hail be vcfted in Truttees, to he here-
after appointed, to be applied by them in fuch manner as they
Mall think expedient In the Erection of a Statue or Monument
to the Memory of the Right Hon. William Pitt, after his de-
tulle, and In the mean time to accumulate. _

The Chairman having reported that the Money already re-
ccivul has been laid out in the l'per Cents.
Refolved, That the (aid Money, together with future
Subfcriptions, th.iil fur the prefent be veiled in the Fuilds,
in the !EMUS of Earl Spencer, J. J. Angeritein, Thomfon Bo•
nar, Efqrs. Lord Vifcount Belgrave, and Samuel 'Thornton,
Efii. M. P.
Refolved, Thit the Sobfcripaon than continue open only for
a limited time, to be hereafter fkcified.
Refolval, That a General Meeting of the Subfcrlbers (hall
be held on Thurfday, June 3, at the London Tavern, at twelve
o'clock prcelfely, to confirm or alter the above Refclutions.
Refolved, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the
Chairman.

Amount of Subfcriptions advertifed. 3gS cl. 4%.
Lord Curzon - to to G. Moore, of Appkby,
P. Rogcrs Btrareroft to to Leic..fteingre to to
Sir Cachet Corbel, of Right ReV. the Lord
13ii

Addeily, Shropildre to to antilop of Cloy's.:
T. B. Branafton to to The Biatop of Peter-
T. Cardin Bramlton 5 $ borough to to
Rev. Matthew Surtey to to R. R. Bccehwood 5 5
Lieut. General llama • John WWI and Son to to
Charles Hompefeli to to Earl of Pembroke 30 to
Sir H. Harper, of Caulk, Tho. Henry Lamb to to
Derby-Ike to to John Ayton so to
Peter Bcrthnn, fan. to to Paul Orchard to to
Sir Robert And& to to John Tyrrell so 13
Mr. Sturges to to Rwsdell and Bridge to to
Lord Bonngdon at o The Mayor, Jurats, and
Charles Long to to Freemen of the An-
Mrs. Long to to eknt Town of Win-
Mansfield and Miller to so duties 26 S
Sir Thomas Broughton at o Peter Fedor to to
Thomas Williams to to Thu. Bateman Lane S 5
Marquis of My at o Sir Stafford Northcote to to
Vircount Bridport to to E. P. Salomon 10 10
VffCOll2l.Cl2 Bridport to to Sir Wm. Weller Pepys,
George Them t o to Bast. Pars Pro Toto to to
Capt. Wm. ?sigmas to to John Sargent to 10
Wm. Fttahugh (of Edmund Janus S S
Southampton) to to Duke of Argyle 21 o
Governor Mon to to Edviard Roberts 10 10
John Struts to to Owen Anthony kale
ofrph Held= Strutt S S (of Cannon) .5 5
ajor-Genital Struts $ 5 James Hateh,Claybetry
William Meche to to Hall, Effcx • 10 to
Lord Harruwby 21 o Jamb Whitbread, Loud-
The Right Hon. ham Park to to
D. Ryder to to John Lethbridge, Sand-
Wm. Williams (of Car- hill Park to to
narvon) 5 5 Hoc. W. Coekayne to to
Subfcriptions continue to be received by Bennet and White,
at the Bar of this Coffee.houle • and at the Bankers in Lou-
don, Weftruinfter, and the Borough of Southwark.

10 10

CHUCE SIX-PENCF.

, TURNPIKE TOQ..S To LET.
11/4TOTret is 'hereby given, 'that Itte Peat General
/I Meeting of the l'rultees 01 thertimpihe Road leatlng
from the Town of Brighthethaltone, tfonttgh Cuckfield ret the
County Oak on I Aveil Heath,in the Canny of Sullei..l2appolat-
ert to beheld at the King's Head Inn, in for field ertteCd.:,on
'ruddy; the 29th day of June nett, at the Hour of in
the Forenoon, at which Meeting the Tolls arifitig at Lhe :eve' al
Toll Oates upon the laid Road, t.dled YrAton, fitoce
and Anil). Caret, to,filiter with An!ty bide Gate. Slough
Green, !held liar, and erava:y Oates, will ht la by Alle-
don, in Two Lots, so the belt Bidder, ftont the 13th day of
Sept:miter next, for Oat Year,hcrween the Hours bi.Ttfu and
Four of the how day, in the manfur dire.il...vl by thk Ad
pzffed in the thirteenth Year of the I:,eign of his pretest MajeU.
ty, .‘ for regulating the Turnpike Roads," which Tolls were
let the lag Year at the Oreril Sums following, .viz.
Prefton, Stone Pound, Ana), and Aofty Side °ate, at 7aul.
Slough Green. Iliad Car, and Crawly Gate, al. 72 L
And will r.Spedlively be put up at the Atmore firms. Whoever
happens to be the heft bidder, mutt at the fame time glee fem.
rity with fulEcit in fat eties to the fzusfaiaion of the Trifttes of
the laid road, for the paym,•nt of the rent or rents agreed for,
and at Inch tittles a, they fi.all diredl-
- WALLER; Clerk to the Truffees
Cuckficld, May 23. of the fad load.

This day a-as pullithed, Price is 6d.
The Fifth Idition, with coi:liderable Additions, of the

AitAXIMS of REikI.TH ; or, An ESSAY on
L INDIGF.S.MON : Containing Advice to in Korn.
with complaints of the aomacli and howrls; an to thole trou-
bled with nervous, bilious, and gouty diforders, habitual cof
threads, and bead-ach ; together with medical advice to fe-
males; infiltrated with feveral rcnaarkkhle cafes, provinz the
beneficial effeets of the hiedicihes recut 1111 l ebdcd Inc the alitri,t
complaints; with übfervations on that kind of find which af-
fords the molt nourinmunt, and is the ealiaa of dlgellion; on
milk drinks, ex.:relic, and air ; including
A TREATIS!:. ON SEA AND COLD BATHING.
and remarks on the (bower bath ; likewife explllnlng why the
fea and country air is more falubrious than that of cities anti
Is-getowns.

By R. SQUIRREL, M. D.
Sold by Murray and Big!&ley, N 0.32, Flect-Greet; Ricb.
ariffon, Royal Exchange; T4...ateh--,..4, No. r 90., l'iccadilly, and
by every other Booldclicr in Town and Country.

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE.

THE NOBIL!TV, GENTRY, acid PUBLIC
in general, arc refpeafully infotutcd, J. BURGESS and
Son's GENUINE and SUPERIOR ESSLNCE of ANCHti.
VIES, continues to be prepared by than iu the f;

tLit

. .
has übtaltsed Inch univerlal a pprohatim fir many Kars pan.
The leing pally aciinired fuperlority of that Article i. tulle
confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Pet
relident in all parts of the World, and having flood the WI of
trial, ranks it in the_ fituarion it nu* maintains.
The ggteral utility of "niEtit ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES
and whit RICH SAUCES for FISH, tite Inducestlie:o, from
the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa-
milies, &e. in purchaling the fame, as tome is to be had of
THEIR GF %MIN E, hot at their Warishotife as under.
Every ocher Article in the Oil Trade for family de, of the
bill quality. .
%VEST-INDIA MERCHANTS; CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&c. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, lupplied upon
the thortett notice fdt the Katt and Welt lollies, Fee.
Vi'arehoule, No. 107, corner of Savoy Stelur
Strand, Loudon.
For the roneeliti lice of Families In Semiarid, they
hake a's-
pointed Alefirs. R. Joholton aid Co. Edinburgh, their Lis
Ageirs for tint Sauces.

The Altos:alive, Awircorbotic, Nal Deobitrurtit Virtue. of the

I)etergent Pill (without tic it Purgative kttalities) in a
Liquid form.
YME R's ALTERATIVE DEOBST
-1%- ENT MEDICINE, which Is angularly efile.:cious in all
Cutaneous and Glandular Difeafes proceeding from Scorbutic,
I.t.prouJ, Scrofulous, and Sipl” !lac Humours; In paintul
bumps or nodes upon the nllll5 ; and in obititiate Sores, and
foul inveterate Ulcers of the Lezt,s,&c.curcs have been effeeted
when Dreffings had been ineffectual.
In the Chronic or conftitutional Rheurr.atlfm,this Medicine
gives fpecdy and cffestual relief;—and in the Scorbutic Gnut
and Dyfgerfy ; and in filch Anomalous, Bilious, and Nervous
complaints, as proceed from irritating Humours, it is fpccific.—
In curbs: Difeafcs of the I.ymphatic Syftem, and hfcfenteric
Glands, attended with that fpeeies of Confttmp4on In frequent
and fatal In this Country, this Medicine is eminently facet-isle!.
N. B. For an account of the regular Gout, &e. fee the feventh
edition of the Author's Traci on ludlgettion, the Hypochon.
driac Difeafe, and the Gout, &c.
Sold, in Bottles, at 2.23.. and us. 6d. by Mr. Fred. Smith,
Chemift and Drug gift, No. 23, Hay-!market; ane at Mr,
Rymer's, Reigate, Surrey, where he maybe confulted.

On MINERAL PASTE PALATES and TEETH, with or

without GU MS.
A Letter from WILLIAM BLAIR, P.fq. Surgeon of the Locl:
Hofpital and ...ifylum, and of Fin(bury Difpecif.try, to NI c. 1.1.
DECK CMANT, Efi. Surgeon, Inventor of the Mineral Pelt
Artificial Palate and Teeth, N 0.3, Frith4treet, Soho.

SlR—ln anfwer to your inquiries teliveding the
Palate and Teeth which you Made about three years ago
for my patient, it is mere Janice to acquaint you that your en-
deavours have been crowned with the molt complete lma..
I am not only [edified, but have the pleafure of adding that you
have reftoted the voice of a perfon who, before be efed the
Artificial Palate, was totally unable to articulate ; and Klink
powers of malticatlon arc Iticwife furprifuigly recovered, by
means of your contrivance. I might alto mention, as a point
of no (mall importance, that the natural form of his upper lip
and note, which wet,: greatly &Muted by the ravages of his
complaint, arc now re-cflablifhed beyond what I (tumid have
conceived to be potable. When I bit taw the patient, a few
weeks ago, the apparatus had not evidently fnliained the leait
injury by ufe, during fo eonfiderable a lapfe of time.
I remain, Sir, your ntolt obedient Currant,
W11.1.1.1:%1
Great Aura-fired, Bloomfbury. _ _

WHITE HANDS have ever been elleemed
perfunal beauty in both Sexes, and in knot parts of
Europe arc elrentlal to Perfous of Rank. Th•.t BANDANA
SOAP, or Indian Walking Cakes, puffers the peculiar pruyerty
of giving the molt cuplike delicacy of texture, end Inconceiv-
able fairnefe to the Hands which are conftentiy wallied with
this Soap ooly ; and there effeas are nut produced too futkleniyi
as if by pain, but gradually, by corms:ling all the imperfeetion
of the Alin; and, when once produced, which they are certain
to be by erfevcrence, they arc permanent. Even In cafe,-
where the &In has bans injured by labour or other violence, t:se.
hankie& and coarfends are cll.:dually, infallibly, and pennl -
neotly removed, end Ince...mit:4 by fin.othnefr, fairnefs, anti
delicacy of appearance, whirls canny* be acquired by ary
other means whatever. To people of faibion, and others who
have not injured the texture rf their Ada, the fuperlor clack
iCtICC of the Bandana Soap will be evident after the &ft time
of ufing it.

Sold, by appointment, rice milt IL cacti cake, by Coeht.ll.
No. 229, Strand, 6:Tenth hot& from Tertrle-bar ; Mr. Do”.
nett, No. 3, cheapSde ; Mr. Gr...cn, No. 132. Oxfutd-ftr,t :
Mr. Newton, No. rah, comer of Great Ruird area ;
Golding, No. 42, Cornbill ;.Gattic and Lea, Ncw Bond-an:et
Dangcrfielira I.ibrary, Berkley-ll:mare ; klr. Sheppard, 130..... Z.
idler, !trifled; Mr. Drown, Geurgc-ftrect, Bath; Mita
on, Duke-ftreet, Liverpool; Mr. Ward, Lo*-gate, Hull)
and by all refeetable ratumers. /cc.

FRANCE.

r.vt:s. N;2•.'; 29.

11:e Cnnfuls 1,a,,c a tiecree refpeaing
Covcrntm.-nt c the IVea India Colon :e5. This
fel tl!e ania St.
t:cia are t• be ticri c 'uy
t Sti
r me j'iic;c. 'll Capt,in C-encr. is to trtve
.;,-.ltr hi> a.. 1 the 11.:r.d and
11 tlyz natioLal
ai mei if .

I.'. a decree of t!-.t FiktCT Co' SVL,CiLI7,":'
z.l.er.t tor the kept:.
tt ay_pc,:nteil to till the canoe
Lc;-..10r.
B.tcii As-
-1 ' (Culat::C.llV: ti. .e Ple-
-11;;Iotclitiary r.c! Liivoy Extracrdinary
itrr:.• Poi to to the Governmcn: of the Reptzblic,
LC: V:.trula the beo:inning cf Frairial, ah...ut the
: May..tml is :t.rive4 at Str.it'a2cc-,. The Chief'
::ad 10:: to the fronti:::- to receive him, Ci-
t Superior A‘iutailt of the Palace of
G:wer.menz, and Citizen bANTAN, Chief Inter-
cro er c.f. the French Legatien at Comi.tutiaople.,

The G-.-and Diet of Hungary was opened at
Pallour:z on the 13th ult. by the Emperor in
periOn. His 1:n1•eral nil:fly delivered a Latin.
fivaticni en the occailon, which was received. by the
t;:tes with acclamations of " Viva! Rex!" He
then withdrew, after giving in writing to the Diet
t::: proplcitions that were to form the fubjed of
their deliberations.