Star.
London, England, 1814-06-18 00:00:00

To Mr. DIXON, ApotheA:Ary.

SI R—l take the earliest opportunity to acquaint
you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from
the use of your VIXON'S ANI.ITLIOIIS which I car-
ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friend t to whom I &Sri-
:NurPi them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de-
clare them to he the best Mt•dicire ever used in that country, for
Bilious and other complaints. Ths following are names of seve-
ral Ladies and Gentkmen who hate received the utmost rebel
frdm your Dixon's Antihtlious Pills ;—ChaticsTarlor, Esq. /a-
rmies; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto;. Mr.. Woodriff,
Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar,
dint); J. Smith, Esq. Ohl Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq
dEtto ; Mr. Walker, Port Merant, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt
River, flo•ts ; Mr. hdulfens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P.
Polaak, 1.,q. ditto; Mts. Oliver Gold‘rnith, Kingston, ditto;
Mri. Perry, St. Ana's; Mrs. NVoodriff, Spanish Town; with
many other persons of the lirA ri•spettateCity.--s•Sir, your most
obetlieslt servant, 'I'HOI4I AS 'TARAWA), of the Ship Ganges.
Sold wholesale and retail st Mr. butler's, 4, Cheapttcle, Corner
of St. Paul's C:iurch-Yard.; by Sharp and Belam, Portsmou•h;
Jones, Weston, Allston, and Mallory, Porteea ; I tall, Johnson..
anti Haiditit; Gosport; Coleman and Jaclb, sbet•rness; Perk
and Koss, and Turner, Hull; lirecland, Cookwortoy, Nettleton,
and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knitt ..uld Lloyd, and Swinney and
Co. Birmingham; Staines, Lynch, and Atkinson, Manchester:
Erevernan, Exeter; Baxter and M•Dooald, Glasgow ; Btegen and
Barry, Bristol ; Ste +mon and Co. Nnrwich; Swinfen, Leicester;
Edv, ards and Peony, nd and I.atlibut 7, Liverpool ; Neak
and Ledger. Dover ; White, Brighton : Roberts and Ruff, Chel-
tenham; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in boxes
at .24 9d. and Be. each.

L LATE ICJ PATEN r STEA ITC 1-1 EN and
RANGE, complete, with Lite Improvements, is warranted
to be superior to any other Apparatua in the Kingdom for ail
kind4ot Cooking (either in large or small !:amities) in the most
dean and delicate ma►►ner; ii. carious °per:Lions of Steaming,
Boiling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing, and Boating, and supplying
Constantly trent our to fourteen gallonr of boiling water, and with
or without a Hot Closet, are ad performed by Abe the of one
small lire.

Its superiority over every other method of Cookiug consists
principally in the following particulars:
l. it stands in a .mailer rotor, .4, anti is attended by lecli trou-
ble than is occasioned by any other mode of Citbking, and it is
always well understood by once or twice using, nor is it im liable
to be out ut repair.
_ . _

2. Pali the 0,4 that .my other on the !sing reonontral plan
eOnsttoses Is sufficient, and h is wholly tree tram great heat, and
all kulphurtuus or other ilisa:,:rera!de smells.

s. 'hie cooking by iltrant (viz.) hot distilled water. Meats CO
cooked do not inibibe :iiirure substances, such as cidlected in eta
kettles, &e.
4. Victuals drersed on th's plan rimy Isf, revolted a ,ettonil time
and be as good as at the first, i.r when ready for dishing, can be
made to wait an hour without being spidled.
5. Routing by hot air on this plan is more cleanly, 'and there
is a saving ut cue plund of niet in tin h4th iii boiling and
roastiup.

6. The whole is free from the poitoneus effects of copper,
or coppers badly tinned.
7. The Apparatus.bas bees prove(' by particular calculation of
many families who have it in use, to clear its hitt cost lu troth
sit to twelve month 3, yeeld!rg or qavitii; of more than 10 per
cent. both in the weight of vtetusis dressed, and in the quantity
of furl used.

Orders received by Thomas Wattlewerth, Agent to the Pa-
tentee, at the Sbnw Rome, No. G 4, Great Reseed-street, Blooms-
bury squrre, London, where may be bC•in the Patent Kitchen
and Range corhplere.
N. in, Whieepale W.webovie, I Int-rreet, Elloorniburt.

lit th? :'cats rdl " !•!.:4- : Connie: were
lgoter.t !awl ti:l :tiboulay.
The Wool kumovzll;ill 1.)c5..(41 11,rough a Committee nr the
whole li-ouse !the Earl of E. tt Tl4/111111' In the Cbalt)., and was
reported 14-about ar, Ainvo invent. -
A few private an-! return Dills were broorbt ep (rem the
Commons be hips% W tortas, and etFer Members; the former
Were tear a firSt true.

The PAlinbargh MI and Scots Clergymen's %Liam,' 13114 were
read a third time mid pawed, as wit. the. Irish Exchequer Bala
BilL

The County Bridge. Bill was read a *tetra time, on the mss.
lion of the Earl of liatoowsT aa, and camuutted fjr Moudap I
to whie't t!ty theft Lordships, after fu.watding the private WIG
upon the taSte, adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMON?.

The SPEAKER having taken the Chair, informeti
the I-louse that be had received a messige Irnm the
Peers, requiring their attendance to bear the Royal
Assent given by Commission to several .public ant
private Bills. He attended accordingly, steam.
panied by several Members, and on his return made
the usual communication.

Mr. PEEL presented a Petition from the inhtl I.
tants of Newcastle.under-Lyme, againsrthe Poor Bill.
The Report of the Evidence before a Select Con.
mitts., on the Eat India Shipping Bill, was brought
up and ordered to lie on the table, and be ',tinted.
The Inspector General of Exports and Imports,
attended, and pretented certain Papers respecting die
receipts of the Customs. .
Mr. Pauses, from the Court of Chancery, pre.
tented Papers respecting the increase of Fees.
A new Writ was ordered for the Borough of Nor.
thallerton in the room of Viscount Lascelles deceased.
The consideration of the Report on Captain Mae.
by's invention was postponed till Monday.
The Report of the Committee on the Lean Bill
was ordered to be received on Mend.ty.
Leave was riven to bring in a Bill to explain and
amend the Irish endowed School

Mr. GIDDY gave notice of a motion respecting
the claims of relatives of persons naives of Ireland,
deceAsed abroad.

Mr. FITZGEP.ALIII said, it was impossible for
Government to be at the espence of sending indivi.
duals to distant pacts to investigate it.ole claims.
The House went into a Committee on the Irish
Labourer's Wages Bill.—Read a first and second
time.—fteport on Monday.
The Motion respecting the 13111 for the preservation
of peace in Ireland, tits postponed at the suggestion
of Mr. Pw., till Tuesday.

COMUITTSS or WAYS AND SILAS&
The House having gone into a Cumaiittee of Ways
and Means,

I Mr. Flit GERALD rox to state the terms of the
Loan of 63,000,000 made in Ireland. He ohs:reed.
that he did not then inund to occupy the Committee
with a general view of the finances of Ireland ; that
his Right Honourable Friend the Chancellor of the
Exchequer for England having postponed to a future
day his general statement, he would, in order to adapt
*himself to the usual cows?, follow him in a similar
line with respect tl Ireland ; but that it was neces-
sary that he should state the loan this day, and hoped
its terms were such as would receire their fullest stp.
probation. He then proceeded to state that the loan
for ,C 3,000,000 in Ireland, had been centracted for
on the following terms:

Litereot. Sint inr Food. Tot. charge.
£9O Os. in the 4 per Cents. Xs 3 0 ,C 0 I g 0 BE4 1 0
£3O I.fs. io the 4 per Cents. 14 7 1-sth 0 6 1: 1 10

se4 '7 7 1-Stll 1 4 11 511
The charge for interest for money received, being to
the public XI., 7s. 7d. 1-5-h per cent. and the total
charge for interest and sinking fund only £5. 11s. 9J.
—This he would take upon him to say had been the
best bargain made for the public for many yea's, and
with tht sincerest feelings, he hoped it ivould prove
fairly advantageous` to those rim had contracts-d fur
it ; he could not avoid drawing the attenti.or of the
Committee to the petuliar circumstance of this being
the largest Loan ever made in Ireland ; that the legal
interest in that part of the empire was £6 per cent.
that the Loan made in England this year was smaller
than usual, and much less thztn had been previously
expected • that the legal interest here was but 5 per
cent. ; and that, though the Loan to this country was
made on terms admitted by all as imminently ad.
vantageous, yet had the Loan in Ireland been nego.
dated at 4s. 7.1. less interest per cent. and 7s. per
cent. less total charge to the public. He hoped, there-
tlm., to meet the full concurrence of the Committee
to the Resolutions which he had to propose thereon,
and felt it unnecessary to detain them by any mnris
lengthened statemrias, reserving himself for any oh.
servatictis which might be made, rr any further inlor.
mation which might be demanded on the subject.
These were accordingly put and carried ; as was
one ler raising the sum cif £f,5,0,000 II Exchequer
Bills, fur the serv:ce of Eng:and.