Star.
London, England, 1813-01-26 00:00:00

EX IRAORDINARY SAYING FOR READY MONEY.
THE folloWing are the present Prices at GIBBONS'S
.I- WOOLLEN-DRAPERY and Fashionable APPAREL
WAREHOUSE, 1113, Fleet-street, three doors from Fetter-lane :
Very beat Spanish Wool Superfine - se. s. d.
Cloth Coats - • S 6 0
Ditto British Wool - - - 2 10 0
Good Second Cloth Coats - - 1 16 0
Very best Superfine Kerseymere Breeches - 1 3 0
Ditto Amble-milled - - 1 8 0
Best Double-twilled Cord ditto - - 0 18 0
Fashionable Marseilles Waistcoats • 0 12 0

The savings are so conspicuous, no other comment is neces-
sary than ar assurance every article is warranted of the best qua.
lity, fashion, and workmanship. A large assortment of all kinds
of Woollendrapery and Man's Mercery kept ; at :d Gentlemen
purchasing their own Cloth, will find a great saving at this
Warehouse.—N. B. Pray be very particukr as to the Number.

SUBSCRIVTION FOR THIt RELIEF OF THE MAWR;

- IN° PEOPLE OF RUSSIA.
COUN ry OF INVERNESS:
A T a MEETING of theIIEUTENA/iteri
A. • COMMIsSI.ONERS of SUPPI.y. and /IMMURE et
the PEACE, fo: ttiis Shire. convened by public advertisement,
and hohlen 1t the Cour: Hou.e In INVIIIiNVISi on the 6th
January, I t

It was moved by the Hon. Colonel A, Nutt* 'or Lovat, ie.
cona:.l by ANSIY3 MIKTOSII, 1..,01 of Holm, and onastimmisly
resolved by the Meetcng, to nonenate a Committee Lar this ob.
jest; and the fah-Jr:Mg-Ott:lL:men were aceorfilegly .:71sonsted t
the Hon. Colo:1cl A. Fraser, Lout; Angus M'lntosh, Esq. of
flohn; William Fraser, Esq. of Culbokte• rS. eraser, Esq. of
Reelick ; and Thomas Gilzean, Esq. of onatilhton • with in-
structions to employ all the means which might conduce to ob.
min the amplest and most extensive Subscription, and from an
classes of people, and such as their resptctire abilities mat allow
ot • the smallest offering being estimable from a humane heart t
And, with farther instructions, to request the Cony ter to call a
County Meeting, to consist of the Freeholders, Lieutenantcy,
Commissioners of Supply, Justices of the Peace, Htritors' and
all persons disposed voluntarily to contribute to this most lauda-
ble purpose ; to be hdlden at Inverness' on the 29th January,
Isis; and previously advertised h the lnvernes Journal, Lou-
don Courier and STAR, and Edinburgh Courant, Caledoniaa
Mercury, and Correspondent, twice in each paper; and the
Committee to report proceediags to the said Meeting.
A Subscription I.2par was opened immediately in Court, and
handsomely commenced.
The Committee thus appointed, Resolved, To consider of and
give effect to the best means for recommending to the sympathy
of their fellow subjects in this county to subscribe an aid to-
wards the relief or the meritorima Pebple of Russia, who have

borne with such magnanimity the cruel consequences of the late
most atrocious and unprovoked arre-sion and itr•asion, by the,
1 yrant Usurper of France, and his Vassal Allies, leading art=
modem a magnitude and preparation, unknown In mOde war,
supposed to be irresist.ble: but which ti,e Illustrious Elven:Wl
and Glorious Nation of Russia, after the grandest swilled ante

most astonishing privations, have turned upon, resisted angi
nearly annihilate].
Sublime as this suffering and spirit have been, and signally
nourabl..t, to Ru.sia, yet the eff.cts are not confined to that Em-i
pire-they rronisse to liberate Europe—theyilectttfy the World.;
and our Nation already feels the grand vibration through her'
Colonies, Manufactures, and Comme:ce. Our distant Colonies,
are rising above their depression, our own Poor are rapidly re.,
lieving by employment, and every individual Li the British Eat-1
pire, in what.:ver calling, wi;l be essentially benefited.
It is therefore the Humanity, the Honour, and even the Po-
licy of our Count:lllw that we call upon on this occasior.
Resolved, therefore, That it is recommended to every Noble.
man and Death-inert connected with this County to Exert himself
distinctly among Lis Friends, Tenantry, and Dependants; let
open a Subscription paper, and employ these grounds of apea4
to their feelings, which are so ohv:nus; Ind when filled, to for-
ward the paper and the money to MrLockhart Kinloch, Sherig
Clerk, at Inverneis.
Resolved, That it is requested of every Minister of every per-
suasion, to recommend from the Pulpit, and to employ their in.
fleence to thi; Christian end; and obtain the Subs( r.ptions of the
individuals of their respective Congregations, and of the inbabi.
tants of their respective Parishes; and to transmit the paper and
money sitr.lbrly.
Resolved, That a Copy of these Minutes and Resolutions be
transmitted to the Lord Lieutenant of the County, requesting
his concurrence and assistance.

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Resolved, That the Member for the County be requested in
like manner to obtain in London the Subscriptions of persons
now there, wbc are connected with this Cowry, and for that
purpose to act with the other Members of a Committ:e, now
named, of such Ger.tletnen of Inverness-shire as are usually ree
sident in Loudon.
Resolved, Tilt as the Sheriff of the Coo• ty is now in
burgh, fr be requested to open a Subscriptit a p per, and obtain
from all persons now in Edinburgh, who are connected with this
County, their aid.
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Resolved, That as the East and Wed Indies, and ether fn.
reign Countries, contain many persons connected with this
County, there be printed copies of this Minas of Remotudoni
transmitted to these Countries, to obtain dd.

Resolved, That Ladies are respectfully Invited to I:attribute
their offerings.
Resolved, That there be 200 Copies of these Resolutions print.
ed on the face of a sheet of paper, to serve for Suisse:trim
papers; and circulated, directed to the Motors, Justices, and
Ministers is the county.

A. FRASISR LOVAT, Prey