Star.
London, England, 1815-12-22 00:00:00

*rtlE CAiE OP ♦ NOBLEMAN.

BY desire of a N .blenn aked &+, Mr. Rymer(
publishes the following Case, :bat persons in a similar way
may know what will relt, ye them :
Vexation and Ant t inn brought nn, many years since, Nervous
Com Omits, Relaxation and Debility : immense quantities of Me.
diOnts impaired his tonueh, and produced Acidity and Hato.
lenee, and Irmo of nervous :dice iota, which molested peacr.•
comtort, and enjoyment, by irritant: 4, Irirrors, fears, tremhlings,
4.41 goofy, transient pains; and los 1ir3.1 was grievously iti•itressed
with ilissings, huazinas, gide:hies% &e. In this ntiseralalr state,
having, as lie iselieves, guile thronth the whole Maretia Nlediea,
i.e hail reeourse to yuier'seari!iac and Nei you. I inc•uns, front
tar daily task of whirls in; ofnailieq wont couvoet,,bip relief.
N. 11. Letter. to Mr. k soner, tor Advice cr M.-dicines, will be
duly gots-riled rn —Reigate, August, 1313.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Itymer's Appointment, by
Messrs. Sint ton awl Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. tit, Row Church.
yard; apd Retail by Fred. Smith, Nit. :9, Haymarket; Randall,
Royal Exchange; Wenn and Co. o)mnd-street ; F. Newhery
and Son, 45, at. Cluirclelatd t 3. Hai ls, corner of lud-
g.tte-struet : and by every Vepder of Patent Mi.dictnee in the
United Kingdom, in ho:tles, ot Is. ed. 9s. 17..: und pints, at
Z3s. by wli;c there is a car islerable savitig.
• Of whom may be h4l, pi ice :Is. in boards, Itiglols
Tract upon Pyspep.y, or Itidigestion,and he Hypochondriac
Disease; sad upon the Inflarnatatory or Regular Gut. and rbe
Atonic, Irregular, or Flying Gout s with various eases of Nervous
Hams, earalytic, an.. Spasmodic ctions ; Diseases of Relax&
*ion and Debility; Vranken Constitution ; Habits impaired by in-
truiptunce, Climate, fr.c. toge Orr with the specificaolon of the
medical virtues or tliot extraordinary Potent Medicine, the Care
disc end Nervous Tincture; and of the various Pisani.' and
Convjaints in whitb.k is adminisorrull and of ip Ants glfscts,
liza. By Jones Rymer, Surgeon.

The General Sub-Committee of the Than:!lel Muse think
ft incumbent upon them to offer to tht con•ideratiun of the
Friends.% of the Waterloo Subscription, and to all such as may
still intend to contribute to this laudable purpose, that from lie
la:est accounts the whd.le mount of the Subscriptions actual 4
received and male at. this rlace, and at the City of London, to
the 'Ws instant, is £341,147. I Ss. 91 sterling.
The applications from the SutFerers are rat idmely umeraus,
awl it is the general desire to give them the speedy iconst-
sl. ration which st) complicated and extenstve in tit.ieet shall al
init. It will insterialty facilitate it, contivetto tl at the wli:sie
extra: of the listuls should br a,ct•rwiwt! with the hail pose!!tle
which r:111 csi:ty Le aveinivi.,licd by early Schicriini .111,
and he pruccol, reiiii,.e4 f•3r the porpuse of lueestruitiit itt
the GoVellalltil stt

Amount nr Sith•crip:iGtis already aditetleed, 5167,010 1 2
Grueral collection to the Town oil 141rieblvnir4oud
of Ilraiflora, in V ork.liire, remitted bit etieuttitt
lizri‘ites of [camp on ebb Whamlnger, per the
•Ittv. Evaii4
C. F. (left at ilie Thztehctl Honor) • .
l'arkli of ()Acworth, abiliiitm, per the Rev. L.
C,u terbuck
Mi!lkird per Rev. 11. Owelt
~'Lurch, per ditto
Choicsi, per tliirra
(3arWl Church psi. ditto
ace. H. hl.lltrly, ot Chesterton

.553 U 0

2& 8
10 1.1

e
5

7 1:1
•e 2 2
0

a-

At Mews 1-lammersivy's.
Parisi: of t'aeldleworth, p.a. Rev. Mt. Swell&
t:hopclry of Dohcrosss, oaddlcworth, per Rev, lames
Buckley - - - 5t 5
Chopelry of Leeleste, pl. Rev. Mr, Cleaxity 7 15
Portsit of liarrim;e4n, Non' amp:a: , per Rcv.W.Wilsots 6 0
loa, IA ~f Gi eru. x, yrs- key. Mr. Poititason 6 st
Pat ssh tit Leitingtoss, Derlephite . 5 18
Portsh pi Mateliorti4 Northamprom per Rev. S. White 5 17
Yields of Morton Pinkary, klos I itAmpton, per d.tto 5 110.
Parish of Aditunv, Norihmoptoo, per dseta - s te

SO 9

Messr, CLUJ%
Pitrish of Shittioc:ford, Berk!, p. .r the Rector
l'.ir:sh of jluetlerd Surrey, per ditto
ut.Cll4rlion, Kea:, per the Rector
John Fratikl,ll,

At Mews. Snows.
•
Parish or Berve4, Sussex, additional, pot. the Rey.
Dr.

2 12 G
5 11. 6
21 16
. 2 2

At Mesir.. 1+,60,14 and Cp.
Csptaia Brooking, R. IS. !,2,lstit•scrlpti...ll)

7 7 p

$ 2 0

At MeAtt.:. AuNten and Cq.
Collection at Prak Irst.ust, per Key, J. I)utivalf And
R. NevdiG4es
Calktuur, at Worn/kin, pr.4ltto

S 11 0
• le 0
W. 0. CA Wl' R.

Saharaiptions are re:rivet! by Mr. Martlock, t.tiio.
ilxt~nd-
street-.• Me. tiVelesedt lOC kleud+tiy•; by the vrtocipal Ida*.
tcre ; 4tul by the twofer., at, tou Wipe. at Wafts. tLatunter-
e Ira me 4 l'4lllo:4.V**
ft/clue-red that all 11,dters finnt the Ccuntry,
to the Conintsttte, be etaetty thu, Atttlreei d :
* the Weet.tiuritty Waierloo Assueiation,Thotchr4-goose,
I .codots." •

l'untutunic;tious. in Towa, to :be (.!otutulitte, may be sual:e
to !lorSccittary. W. r.l. Carter. 161. Tearple Ch4w.turrb, Ftcet-
bin t. t.

LO !TERI ES RES I'o RED
ICt Fauns •A•re.
NO I' TWO BLANKS a ..., A PRIV.,
AND Ml) /UM PARE WHATRVIgit !

r 113.1, Stock-liroker, t, stud 18, Co
.L4'entry-stmt, anoint. Wars kis numerous Friends on the
aNi-* Yea's Lott' ry scheme. awaiting the Above rally 4estrabir
i•raturea, In athillat to Vero ('hand Pcizes f 13.000 Guinea's
to id 1..11 in thild; 'lwo of .Ifatatl3, Two of 45000, &e 44
t,. gti o•I St. Valentines aly, 14th of February. Ticiv:ts and
'll3l es, greativaripty of Numbers, are on 641 e as einve, wli..re
Ail 4a.iness an the Pubic Fail' is transacted wit!) flit tennis:
:Ott v.

A it Lie of V I NE,C7sAit, (Vie on.
ginal Invention of Mr. 1-RF,Ait. and brought by his
,!:ceessive inyroventents to the highest p ifection) continues to
he pi..pare.l and !wild by Messrs. Henity, Nlantifacwring elle%
111161 P, MAOCilotter.
1 h s agreeahle perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly
concierrattil Vinegar, joined with the most pleasmt Areip.efcs
atpl eificactoas Aint%eptics, mai be kgt ithimpaired in any
Climate and for ail length of dim.. Its pungent Odour adapt%
for aliordi”g relief in Head-achs, Faintiegis Ste.; and renders
it peeusarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in
of public resort. and in the apartment% of the sick. It counter-
acts, also, the infection ot •Conto:ienis Oseases.
As Many spurious and inter.nr pr.yarations are sold under the
same and sins hr harnee, the pubic are requested to observe, a%
•be only proof of its htsisg genuine, that the nam s of Messrs
Henry, Manchester, are engraved oil the vamp.
I he Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in betties, price 2s. 941. each
stamp included, is sold uholesal.: and retail by Hayiey and Blew,
CockApur-street. (the only Agents in Loudon authorised by the
i'roprietora;) where may be had, Spurge Boxes of Gold, Saver,
Citrwhan, Crystal, Ste.
Halter's Also CALCIIIIII MAG:irStA. In bAlt:lrli at its. 9d.
and larger with glass siumrs, at 4s. Ili each; their twists being
on the stamps.

SCORBUTIC COM PI.AI NTS
91He repotatiasn tit 1)r. FR EEM4N'i GUTT4,
SAI.O I'ARIN has !wen firmly estahlimhed by Forty Years
experience of its beneficial effeers In scorbuic and Venereal
Complaints. Ftw Scrofula, Moglnd inieries of the Glands, the
I.ymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, occasioned by
acrimoutt.um matter retained in the habit, or introduc..d by cer-
tain in. timeretionm, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury,
this Medizine will be finind the most ellkaeious, awl at the s.lllle
time the males, that can be resorted to; and is no km+ excellent
In ilimeasem of tic Kidneys ens! Bladder, Übstreations hi the Uri-
nary t'ae'sges and 1 umbers. It requires nu restraint of diet,
confincluent, or lOnacraisce to business.
'ill Mit. DU i LEK, Mk FitILEMAN'S.
Ste hrg you will publish the ttillowing cure, for the benefit
of labourtitg under a sundae complaint. Last minima I
contracted a Venereal Complaint,' mid applied to an eminent,
surgeon, under whose care I was three wombs, during ilia: pe-
riod I underwent salivation three times; the disorder was mu
violent, then wounde broke out all over my head and body ; and
I was recommended the change of air and sea-bathing, but I con-
tinued in a worse state, if possible ; at last 1 was recommended,
by a Gentlemaa, to use Dr. Fallebbliteill GOTTA SULVTARIST,
by the use of it4ltank Gap, I am perfectly cured, to the as:o-
ntshment of every person who kin w case. When 3 WV,
Brighton, I will relate more particuirre.
Sir, your Berated humble servant,
Brighton, May 6, 1814. WIJ..LIAM JAMES.
Sold at Mr. butler's, (leapslsle, corner of St. Paul's Church.
yard, London ; and by ascot Medicine Venders in Pngland, Scot-
land, Ireland, Wales, Bast and Wen Indies, Amities, Otc. in
Pbttka, at RI. ptl. and 4a. td. ea‘b.

The Secretary read proceedings of last half yearly
Ci.urr, and they were confirmed.
Alter A 1),IOSC the Hoe P. Boevritis race, end
after having ap logized for agiia °feline himself to
the notice of the Com t, aael. that ht' having heel the
seconder of a propeitien made at the last Cote t. the
record of wt.telt prre•cedings had been just reed, it
was rather a censerptenc•- teat he shotire he maim's
to refute by documents the propriety of the decision
then made. He then adverted to the sources of Beek •
piofitz, as known from Pas liamentery Papers, viz.—
an issue of :37 milliens public balances. Ile neeliints
minus, three treilions lent to Government witheut in-
terest, interest on capital, letter allowance, al! )wances
for neseagestieut of dole, ditto tor, taleng is Mans of
Letteries Of this ;ear, shim for receiving Preperte
r.sx, that yielding a total of .C2ol".eetelo ; pro.
tits, of which the P. eeeeiers have no clue to the
amoint, viz.—private depecits, loss on news •de.
s leyed, and last, thnuolt not lestt, eeceendated
puti.s l:nnwn at the restriction to br 5e1.1516,90,1;
he stand, on the authority of Mr. S. l'hornton:, in a
speech made in Parliament March 1891, that the ec.
curie,' sting fend was not diminished ue to that time
by the bones then just voted ; th it in those four
years the Preprierors divieed at the rate of shove 10
,per cent. with mere and deposits amounting to wily
20 millions ; that since, viz lei years and a '.all,
their issees and deposits have gradually inzreased to
33k millions, the divisions have Iwo ;Flier 10 per
cent. ; that no doubt with increased profits, income
and expenditure wit place; he estimated, without
pietcnding to accuracy, the outgoings un.l.'r 040 fol.
lowing heads :—Ot salaries to clerks, huildings, Pros
petty Tax, stationary, Icrgeries, h:td hills, trade its
cotripmati ui for stamps, &:. at £str,ooo,
Notwithstanding all this expense he centended that
the accumulated fund must have Increased sived.
ingly. lie then revrrtzd to two statutes, osie of Wal.
lien; 111. and obe of Anne, which took away ail dis.
cretion from the Directors as to amount of tividend,
they were compelled to amid: all ; and that these
enactments were consistent with justice and wisdom to
avoid speculation, and undue iguence ; the mystery
to his mind was the intention of the .Ditertms iq
withholding these profits. He coneltelcd with tee
pressing his hope that this Court wou'd show spirit
enough to do away with this system of delusion by
complying with his motion— •
't I.!iat this Court, having considered the amount
of the Dividends that have been made ameligst the.
Proprietors of Bank Stock during the eight last years,
and having adverted to those Acts of Pat-harm ny (via,
the Bth of William I I J. cap. 211, and the 7th of Aones
cap. 74 which impose en obligation oil titia Com.
patsy, to divide all the profits, beneer, and advan.
tare horn time to time arising out of the manage..
mete of the said Corpereiten ; referring alai to the
avowed increa.A., in the entrees of its ero6ts, is of opi.
Mon that it is expedient, aad it does the:ef,,re resolve,
that an account be laid before a Genet ii Count
(which shall be surnn.o;ted lt•r the perpose et re-
ceiving the sante on zr bee re the IG:lt day el Fe.
tsrtiat y nest) of the ainaunt of the surplus pioni.s of
this Company at the laical mip.a to which it nosy
have been eve:retitled."
Mr. feanese shortly seconded the motion.
Mr. C 4 rpiT said, that the motion only told them
what they :thready kileiv, that they had a Lirge profit
in hand, and argued in favour of the Bank lbrt ctore
proceeJitigs ; that their system bee upheld the ;4-edit
al their paper, whist that of all other countries had
Wien to nothing ; inatimeed isustrian, Leieise and
ethers, Anti ridiculed the possibility of the Bat* eq.".
paying in geld. •
Mr. l'eveit stated that he did not re the oasis
the same light as the mover, that the Directors. hict
acted prudently in having accumulated a capital. is
addition to their originel, selt;cll was not et their
Command ; that they must have foreseen and always
looked to the period of their resuming vat; p.oenents,•
and acted accordingly; that as for the proposal made
it the lest Court of an increase of dividend, it was a ,
motion of censure on the Directors ; th at a new ere
had been created in 1797 ; and that, therefore, the
statutes of William and Anne, quoted by the Moyer,
;were not applicable ; he wished to increase the Arco-.
mutated profit, always to have irvrve, in case of
losses, and so they might continue their dividend
without encroaching on their capital; that they could
not take into account all the contingencies every halt
year, Mr. Payne, after a long argument, was celled
to order by a cry of question, %%lieu h concluded
with stating his reason; for dissenting from the mo.
Lion ; first, that he wished the profits to eccomuiete
and am:ldt/, to enable the Director;, by fopecaleingi
to ward r.tf the calls of Parl,ament, the calls for
specie, and replace die capital out at command. tic
stated also, as a reason for not complying with 0,
motion, that Mr. Grenfell had proposed certain Aex
solistibas on the affair of the Bank in the last Sessuna
of Perlientent, and that the discussion thereon would
be renesed mist probable early in the ensuing $
suemitting to the Court whether the diselosure
of theft profits, now called for, might not pietism
Mt. statement; ape facilitate the %Kfam-
plishinent r,f his object,
Mr. Denav said he thought they had wandcre4
much from the subject ; that the Mover had not -•
rightly interpreted the statutes he had quoted.
Mr. D. RICARDO argued in favour of the motion.
Mr. WILSON said a few words, calling on some of
the Directors to speak. -
Mr. *MIAMI the Governor, said the Company had
all along placed great, confidence in their Directors,
and that it any reason was harboured for wishing to
withdraw- it, lie begged that their accusation might
be spoken out.
Mr. Bowman, in reply, disclaimed any intention
to cast any blame on the Directors, be had great re-
spect for them personally.
The question was then put, and ou a skew of bawls
was lost by about two ED one-

LIBRARY, Rs DCIIOIII lITSZET,Tu BOAT. Nov. 28,1815.
AT an EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of
the General Body of PROTESTANT DISSENTING MI-
Nl3 r Eit of the three Denomination's, convened to receive the
Repqrt of tht it Deputation, appointed on the 21St UMW to re-
quest an int.rview with his Majesty's Government on the subject
of the Persecution of our 'Protcs,ant Bibthren in hence,
Rev. A. REES, 1)D. P.R.S.E.L.S. In the Chair,

It was unammously Resolved,
I. 'Plat this Meetiog receives with the highest gratification
the assurances of his Majesty's Government, to the Deputation
frr,n) this hotly; thtt they feel the deepest regret at the dread-
ful scents lately witnessed in France, and that they are using, and
w.ll con blue to use, their best efibrts in their comtniinications
with rim French C•lvernment to secure to all classes of French
sutsjects, whether otestart or Catholic, the full enjoyment of I
the arivantiges which the ConAituttunal Charter provided for
thent.
That dy. ply rompassionating the ease of our French Protest-
ant Brethren, who have been despoiled of their goods and de-'
pi ived of their house, of prayer, we rectunntend it to our Bee.
the in, and our Congregations throughout the United Kingdom,
to raise pecublary contributions for the relief of these sufferers
tar :nnwknce sake. •
S. rhat a Committee of ingniry, Superintendence, and Dhtri-
bution, consisting of sit Members of each denomination, be ap-
r.mted to c.lrrespond with our brethren in •he country on the
tut- c: of the ft.regoh.g Resolution, and otherwise to carry the
sa;L: Resolution into tiff et.

4. 'That the follovrttig C.entlerien constitute the said Com-
Init:te:—Oto Rev. R. As,,lA..d, J. Barron, T. Beldism, J Bur.
tier, J. Coates. T- Court, F. Cox, S Evans, I Hawkesley, J.
Dr. I in:11..3y, W. New:am, Dr. Rm.., Dr. Itirpon. H.
StiLtiltielo., Dr.: With, I, horro•eud, D. T;Ilor, Dr. Waugh, Mr.
Wiiks, Dr. W.nte:.

S. iliac with tit:: conient of the Trus:cee of the late Dr. Wil-
liams, the Meetings of the Commi:tee be brid at tie Ltbraiy.
ITritos-street, where al, communication* and contribution*
wilt ht. r.-eeived by the Rev. Thomas Morgan, the Librarian and
Secret Ary to the three denominations.
6. 'rest publicity be given to these and the foregoing Resolu•
lion• Alder the threetiou of the Committee. _ _

A. RTES, Chairman.
That the Chairman be rerpiested to accept the thanks of the
B.nty, .or 111. conduct at this Meeting.
1-10 MAS NIARGAN. Secretary,

DUICH Rd/L.

HAGUE, DF.CETIREkt 14.
WAND CH/VIBE:1i 'IIIIISTATF.S.GENTERAL.

The following is the Gcneral Report ot the Cen-
tral Section, drawn up from the Reports of the seve-
ral Sections, upon the Project ot a Law sent by his
Majesty, relative to the Marriage of his Royal High-
nes.; the Prince of Orange, and presented yesterda}
to the Second Chamber of the States-General:

" High and Mighty Lords—The Central Section
has the tionnur to acquaint your High Mightinesses
of the result of the duliberations of the several Sec-
tions of the -Chamber in r.:spect to the Project of a
Law s: tit to your High Mightinesses with the Ring's
Message of the II th instant, the object of which is
the desired approbation of the approaching marriage
of his Roval Hir,i7ness the Prince of Orange to l'sta
dame the Grand Duchess Anna Paulowna, sister tai
hip M.i.j.,tsty the Emperor of Russia.
gg l'nis Project has met in every one of the Sec
titans of i'te Chamber with unanimous and unquali-
fied approbation. Tie Central Section feels assured
that in all the members there prevailed the fullest
conviction of the est:end:a and amicable advantagv•
which this marriage may be expected to bring to the
nation which we represent. This niithin will thus br
:wire intimately connected with a people, which, by
its courageous perseverance, as well as by powerlul
resources, so p,reatly contributed to the deliverance of
Europe and the trAnsformation of our country, whose
iaterest is perhaps in 110 single point at va.
riwntat with ours, and iu-general is iudubiutbly coin-
cident with it.

Ilse proposed connexion between MIT Royal Fa-
sni:y and the iilustrious House of the Russian Sove.
reign, will draw closer the.bonas of reciprocal friend-
ship And regard which already exist between the two
&vet eigns t And the humane and generous sentiments
of tliv E'nperot Alsx.inder and his excellent fainily
renmvisig all, the apprehensions to which otherwise
the uniqn with powersil Princes has frequently given
rise, toe present one m4y serve us an admirable gita-
fiancee agAirst ambitions views which other people or
Princes might at some future time allow themselve,

to entertairiagaitt,t our prosperity or independence.
Commerce. with which the welfare and the existence
of sn large a p:trt of the natii.n of the Netherlands is
intim itely conneinvd, beholds, in the expectation of
manifold and durabie W.:Won% with the Itussian em
pire, the height perspective of increasing prosperity
and success; and besides those consideiatioiti.drawn
from the coni.nuplation of the interest of the
which your High Nl;gionierles l'f.yrei .114 Cilmi,iera-
-160.111 Which, oh tkot account, roast have the first
place, the celitral ccti ni has olio other motives ;or
acc-ptieg the proposed

ha; come to one knowlecfge respecting
the virtu:. ar.d distingnished.citialities of the Grand
Duchess Anna Yaulowna, gives oq, in the proposed
wino., a gtleitailliCV t.,r the Imam happiness of the
ynliiig hero Ish,) is the alject of all our love and gra;
rnnne. Wt find in it ;Also rinives of the most lively
nod rvAl satisfaction ff,r our illustrious King and his
au.;u4. Colson; and as ihe example of the domestic
virtues upon the. thyme has at ail times had the hap.
pest influc.ice on the virtues and .happiness of m-
utat*, and ac. we duly appreciate the distingnisbo ad-1
vantage w4itli-we ell to this rrspecr, your High
rms.." will not be surprised that the Central &glop.
has remarked also to the members of the several sec-
tions, iii one of their motives for approving the pro.
jetted law, the well.loulided hope that in this august
marriage such an example of prineeiy virtues will be
renewed, and thus our present invaluible happiness
be "Attended to the r isio6 generation."
SECOND CHAMBER.
ammo or Tlt6 15ru
A Message from ti. e First Chamber was received,
stating, that it approved et the law accepted by this
Chamber, ruspecting the marriage of.the Prince of
Orange, with the Crand Duchess Anna Pauluwna.

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