Star.
London, England, 1814-10-01 00:00:00

GUESTONIAN MEDICINIS.

MR. BARNETT GUEST• respectfully informs
the Public, that the GUESToNiAN MEDICINES are
sold by Messrs. Newsssy and Sous, wholesale and retail, No.
29, Dame-street, Dublin; and those that wish to see the salutary
efficacy of them may receive that information, by perusing his
" Guide from Pain," price is. sold as above; or by examining
.the STAR Newspaper, Belt ,a Weekly Messenger, or 14 Belle Ar
semblie, where they wtll see that these chemise:a preparations
have been established in London for more than twenty ran, by
relieving the following complaints in less than one hour, and by
curing in a reasonable time, all sorts of Gout, Rheumatic Gout,
itheutnallurs, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, old Sprains Bruises,
and Weakness or Contractions proceeding from repeated rams-
, rettitOftheibette complaints; likewise Head 44hes, Toetb.aches,
Face-Wire, arid Eir-aches : 9000 patients, after they bad been ad-
mitts* into the London Hospitals, continued there a reasonable
tins,* returned without being relieved,. have afterwards been
teamed to perfect health by the use of these reparative'. The
sueceli iitendlitg his Antilsilion, Asthinatit, Nitrous, and Con-
sutimtlis are so great its ahnou to seem incredible; and his
'rash Powder, if smut used, will alvies7a be preferred.
N.B. These
,Medicime are sold wholesale by all the respect-
able Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pro-
primer, B. Mini, No. 9, Great Sutrey-street.

IN the various complaints incident to the human
frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more
alarming in Ode ccuisequesites,,than the GRAVEL and STONS,
PAINS in theRACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUM •
SAGO. They an complaints to which every 'pen*. is liable,
and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder.
HICKMAN'S PILLS,
`Composed of the Weft innocent ingredients, bay. been found of
singular tame', In not only strengthening the vessels containing
the urine, but Fri happily destroying the petrifying quality of it,
from which proceed the above complaints, Ste. removing the
calculi, or gritty seeretiens, and banishing ever/real:Mu. tea.
done) to date disorders without confinement. Fro. imesseioos-
nem of the disorder without
these Pills fishy IPVIIICea by a
viva. prinks of mat* Oars, they ate semi Warn alliaird,
and recommended as a atm fa; the above aomplakta.

Olaf's* dz iiontolTrict 4014 sit
112 Y Statute S 9 deo. 111. cap. )4 ialietr;
aff. LITTER ACT, the Postmaster Oiseria two .
to receive Letters directed to planes witidn tli Duo*
Moue, and to Ceuntries bps/ the &a, and to f=re
any Vessels (alto not Picket Boats) and to
one half 'ft's Packet Postage of Letters cseWyed b %Mt •
Beats.
And by the same Act the PaYmaster 01414/111 W14194i41454
to take a Rate of Poster of 4d. a single Letter. and se
ponies for Letters brought by Ships other dish by 'PONS
under certain Regulations from places Alesed Into Oria
The first Clause in the above Act condemn lb forcat—hott
By an Act passed in the last &noon of Varliasnent• 44 GO.
tip. 1419, the above Rate of Postage of 4d. a single letter will.
cease on and from the 10th October, 1814 ; and a Rate of dd..a
single Letter, and an on in proportion 'on double, t=e;tand '
ounce Letters, will become payable in lieu thereof, 10. •
any Inland Postage which may arise upon the internal conveyance
of the Letters.

And the same Act contains (lie Col owing Regulatiolteivls s
Ship Letters may be forwarded by the Parties tit • •
Seer. 3. The Postmaster General shall receive
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rected to places Abroad, both within the King's Do'
aw
Kingdoms and Countries beyond the Seas, from Petit iti -
may be desirous to forward them themselves uyon papitilfliklitis •
third of the Packet Rates, and shall mark the Postage and re. .
turn the Letters to the persons, who may forward them by any
Vessels, not being Packet boats, without penalty.
Peewits Licensed to collect Letters.
SaCT. 4. And the Postmaster General shall and may Lime*
Persons us collect Letters to be an forwarded upon payment of
the aforesaid Rates, so u such licensed Persons shall previously
bring the Letters to a Post-011ice and pay the Rater,—and all
Coffee-house Keepers, Brokers, and others desirous of collecting
Letters at their houses, are hereby required to apply to the Gene-
ral Post-Office, in Lombard-street, or to the several Postmasters
at the Out Ports, ffir the said Licences, which will be delivered
to them free of any charge whatever. •
Agents In the King's Dominions and Countries beyond the Seas.
Sec r. S. For the Security of Letters coming to Great Britain,
and to place them under the operations of this Act, See. 5 and
6, the Postmaster General is to authorise Persons Abroad to col-
lect Utters from Masters of Ships and others, and to make them
up in sealed Bags or Parcels addressed to the PostmasterGenerd,
putting into the said Bap or Parcels a Certificate of the somber
of Letters contained in the same, and sn Impression of the Seal
which shall be used, and the date when sealed, and for their care
and trouble the Masters to whom the Begs or Parcels shall be
confided bie conveyance to Great Britain, shall pay to such au- •
thorized Person at the rate of Ss. British Monti, for every SO
pLetters, and so in proportion for a greater or Irate number.
'1 he Packet Agents and Deputies to the Postmaster General
in the King% Dosninkass,'or Catuntries beyond the Sees, the Cos.
loolid Postmasters, his Majesty's Consuisi or ViateCousla. or
-where Otere are no Public Otters of these descriptions, any other
Public Ofikers or respectable Prawns are hereby &submitted by
the Postmaster General to make up Bags and Parcels Of Lettere '
in the manner before described.

Masters of Ships.
Seer. 6. Are to pay as above for the Bags intrusted to them.
and on delivering the'saure is a perfect state at any Post-OBlee in
Great Britain, will be repaid by the Postmaster the sum of
money which they shall have so advanced, and abo for their owe
care and trouble the'sum of Two-pence per Letter fer evety
Letter or Packet contained in such Bags or Parcels.
Sscr. 7. If any Master shall open any Bag or Parcel ass '
trusted to him, or take out any Letter, or not d..ly deliver the
Bag with the Letters at the Poet-Office, of the place where he
shall arrive, Without wilful or unavoidable delay, every Mesta'
shall forfeit and pay X5OO.
Sac r. IT. The Masters are required on their arrival le Poet,
to sign a Declaration that they have delivered all Letters an
board according to the Act. and until such-Decleration, the Olt-
cers are not to permit the Vessel to'break Bulk, and every Mas•
ter wilfully neglecting shall forfeit £5O.
And with respect to Letters from Great Britain to Countries
abroad, Masters of Vessels are required to take notice, that if
they shall have on board any suck Letter (except the Letter, of
their Owners), neither inclosed in the sealed Bags that wilt con-
tinue to be made up at the General Post-Office, and at the Out-
Ports, nor haring the official mark and stamp, to denote that a
rate of postage has been paid for the same .(Of which stamp iar
pressions are exhibited at ,elery Post-office), sock Master shall,
I as aforesaid, forfeit the sum of Five Pounds for every Letter.
And the Officers of the Customs are, under this Act. to adnd.
nister an oath to every- Master, that he has not any Letters Gil

board contrary to law.
Officers of the Customs.
Seer. 9. The principal Others of the Coronas at every Port
are required to search Ships for Letters on board, contrary to
the Act, and to seize then, and they are to be bolded to
Moiety of the Penalties.
Sect. 10. Such Cann are required to administer pn Oath to
every Master outward bound, that be has not ant Letters OA
hoard *which hive not paid the Rates, not bring ZSi Letten of
the Owners.
A Declaration is tp be signed by ivory Master arriving from
abroad, as explained in that part of this Advertisement 'cow.
diately addressed to them, and until such Declaration the
errs are not to permit the vessel to break bulk, and (Sect. 11) If
any Collector, Comptroller, or Principal 011Icer, hereby regutied
to prohibit any slip or vessel breaking bulk until the provision,
of this Act be complied with, shall permit such ship ur vessel to
break balk, such Collector, Comptroller, or Officer so permittint
such ship or vessel to break bulk, shall forfeit sad pay the sonaol
Twenty Pounds; one moiety thereat to be paid to the lafeessees
Merchants. Brokers, and the Pali&
Se-t t. Will take notice that if any person whatsoever shall
send any Letter or Packet, by any ship or vessel, of which he
shall not he the Owner, or if any Master shall have on board or
carry any Letter not being the letter of his Owners, withinek.
such octal mark thereon, the person' so' offending shall forfeit
and pay Five Pound. for reef), suck Letter or Packet.
Sect. 14. Any Persop who shall forge or eoenterillit tit Stamp_
Mark of Postage, or Designative, to be put upon the Letters by •
Authority of tise PostunwerAleseral, with Meat to avoid the
Ventage, will be guilty of a Misdsmeanour.
Sett. 13. TN several Penalties of this Act to be rev:tee:Lain
"any Court of Remora with M 1 Costs; a Meier, to be pat] to
the King, and the other Privy Penns inform and sus
fee the same.
Sect. IS. This Act . does not extend to restrain the Past
Company nor their Directors, from scodiug and risen* irons
their (loverements and Servants abroad, Packets, Leiter% ant'
Yapers relating to the Affairs of the Comply, end et theft tiePo
trernmente abroad in the manner accustomed; bat ell I.ettent.
that are not the Official Letters and Packets of the Santana
t4einspeay, are kik/eta Use
executoxs et thßates and Reguladoes of tills *Ael.
his Act will be pot in e Genital 1 00-0111er:
ahan, did at ell Post Odin, ht debit Britain, on the 11th et}'
Ottabii; OH, and In pima darear Won es may be adteeli-
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TRANSPORT OFFICE, &plash,' 27, 1814.
TO MASTgR BUILDERS.

Time ter receiving Tenders for rebuilding the TRANSPORT-
OFFICE, in Dorset-square, DEFERRED to TUESDAY, the
4th of October, 1814.
ANY MASTER BUILDERS who may be desirous
of Contracting for the Rebuilding and completely finishing
the TRANSPORT OFFICE, intended to be erected on the site
of the old Ogee, in Dorset-square), Westminster, may inspect
the Designs and Particulars of Works, by application to the
Secretary, at the Office, No. 44, Parliament-street, any day,
(Sunday excepted) between the hours of Ten in the Morning and
Pour In the Afternoon, and at which Me such said Builders
are desired tnddiver their respective Tenders, sealed up, on the
4th day of OC LOBER next, instead of the 29th instant, as be-
fpre advertised.
Ne Tender will be received after one o'clock on the day of
Treaty, nor will any be noticed unless the Party, or an Agent
for him, personally a'tend.

DUTLII AND GERMAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, SEPTEMBER so,

It is supposed the King of Prussia will reach Bre-
men at the same time as the Emperor of Russia, and
that their Majesties will proceed to Vienna together.

PALERMO, AUGUST 20.

The King and the Hereditary Prince seem to resist
all endeavours to make them renounce the Throne
of Naples. They would judge it to be an infringe.
ment on the rights of the House of Bourbon, if they
renounce their legal claims. The English troops
which have been lately placed under the command of
General Macfarlane, will remain here till things are
fully decided. The Hereditary Prince has taken his
post as Captain-General of the Sicilian army. •It is
said the Prince will go by sea to Trieste, and thence
repair by land to attend the Congress at Vienna.

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