Star.
London, England, 1814-11-28 00:00:00

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!

F--
YTON, Stoc!c-Broker, s..licits the attention of his
friends to thi! Scheme of the New Lott,ry, which will be
drawn all iu t ine Day, au early as the sieh NOVICIIIIM, contain-
,iig 8 CA:O • I ickets, wit'i Two l.rizcs of .P.16./.;,,f), besides a more
•han weal proportion of „WO, £2,00u, ,14,000..€5.1),
all of which the Public arc wvittd to pa. take of at either of the
lucky Offices,
2, CORNHILL, or IS, CO VEN TR Y-ST R PET,
Where the ticket No. 1.4,343, a Price of Twenty I houiand
Pound., iu the Lottery Contract jut ended, we. shared and bilk!
oi we Half, one ( ivar rr, one Eighth, and two tiixteeniti.; ako,
No. 1,72 ,st Prize of £joo, in one Quarter, three Eighths, anti
SiK SiVeenth Share,i, besides numerous other Prizes.

1() BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT,
By Mr SCO
CILOBE ASSURANCE*, dividing 46 per Share
dear;vl Monmonsh Canal, dividing £L clear; Grand June-
con, Old Union, Grand Union, Grand Surrey Shares and Op-
tinal Loan, hearing .d 5 per Cent. interest; Rochdale, Lancaster,
Kennet and Avon Wits and Belli, Regent's, and Croydon
Canal, led, Imperial Assurance Shares.
Nn. 28, New Bridge-street, London.

" Health tails- only riches a matt can set a value upon; with-
out it all men are poor, let their estate be what it will."—Moose.
T N Physic there is a wide field open for discovery,
1 Which mils fonb the powers of ingenious men. There art
many disorders which no Physician yet has been able to cure;
but it does not Sinew from this that all those diereses are incurable.
Elm virtues of the-CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD are (lair de-
mottst rated in•eradicating the worst and most dangerous symp-
toms of Nations Debility. It possesses wonderful efficacy in aq
Nervous Disorders, Fits, Headaches, Weaknesses, Heaviness and
Lowness of Spirit:;, Dintnes, of sight, Confused thought, Wan.
Bering of the Mind, Vapoun and Melancholy, and all kinds of
Hysteric an: gradually removed. by its use.
Sold by :ani. Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 1511, Oxford-
street, opposite New Bond-stree7, London, price 1 is. per bottle,
or four is uric faintly bo. tle for 3"s. on which 1 Is. are saved.
Observe, the words" Sans. Snlrmn, Liverpool," are printed
in the stamp, to imitate which is felony.

AkomATlc SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the oft-
gloat invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his
successive improvements to the Eighest ptifection) continues to
be prepared rut sold by Messrs. 111.::iiv, Manufacturing Che-
mists Manchester.

This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly
concentrated Vinegar, joined will, the most pleasant Aromatics
anti elEcsclous Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any
Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapt*
it for afhirding relief in Head,aclis, ice.; awl renders
1 it peculiarly grateful and refreshing In crowded !owns, in places
of public resort, and in the apartments of the sack. It counter-
acts, also, the infection of Contagious Diseases.
As many spurioua and inferior preparations are soil under the
same and sinvlar names, the publiO are requested in observe, as
the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of M
Henry, Manchester, are eitgra,ved on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in Not tes, prise Rs. 9d. each,
stamp included, is said wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew,
Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in London authorised by the
Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Bezes of Gold, Shaer,
Cornellan, Crystal, Dec.
Also Ii&NRY'S CALCINZI3 MAGNMA in bottles at 25. .
and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. 4d. ellW
scab, their imam being
un the stamps.

GOTTINGEN, NOVEMBER 10.
On the Bth inutmit we had the happineas to see his
Royal Highness the Duke of CAmbrdge arrive here.
HANOVLK, NOVEMBER is.
The following Proclamation has been published here :
We, George Prince Regent, in the name and meld of our
Father, his Majesty George the Third, by the Grace ot coo,
King of the United King lom of Great hritalti and Ireland,
King of Hanover, Duke of Brun .wick I.usii.burg, ace
" To all our Subjects, Prelates, • Knigists, Centri, &c fitc. ht.
Greeting :
“ Whereas, it has ben concluded in the Treaty to( Paris, by
tbs,Cbiet Powers 01 Europe, and with our ii,Dejf,..ix t,, mater,
the turns of the atte:ent Constitution of the tht.ht.i Copirt-, bat
to establh,h in its piaci: a Conerilera all the On4e,.etident
German States; whin sh..uld fulfil the otiji:ct of Broiling the
common country against foreign enemies, and hernia pie abuse
of arbitrary power in the !met tor. 'lire abolts:,int. of an elect:vs
Head of the Empire makes the Electoral Title h.thcr bottle by
our Royal House unsuitab!e to th: new otter of thing-. I ft choosing
a title its piece in that of We have cons d cd tb t the
Electors ot that holy Roman Empire were in I,w consideied
equal to Kings, and that they enjoyed royal honours; that
only all the remaining ancient Electoral houses, but also onieof
the new ones, wh=ch was inferior in rank to ours, have a a:ta.Al
the Royal dignity ; lastly, that we ca.. he 1... our
Getman relations to abate ot the spirit I.,ur of our It I I awe,
as it has filled for above a century one o: th- greatest 'Conlon .an
the wield, and has by this connection attOrdesi tuaintuld proise-
ton a..d support to Germany. Consi lei irg all Oscar eireittn-
sta:lcvs, wt. have therauteressorred, imploring hereto tiv! D vs AII
blessing. to elect our German states hue a Kingdom, sod
statue tur them tire title of lung of li.utuver. l his step, prase,_
zukly approved by many Powers, having been on the *gas of
October communicated In a note, by our Cabinet Minister,
Count blunuer, our first Plenipotentiary at the Cmgress at
Vienna, to the die( Courts of Europe, We hereby Command all
our tanhAil suLjects and public ultimata: A, to employ ut (wore au
ail Los, &c. instead ot the old title, that ot King of the United
Kingdom ui Great Britain and Ireiand, King of Hanover, Lake
of Brunswick and Luneburg, &c.
" Given at Carkon-House, this tifith day of October, till 4, is
the 35th year of the reign of his Majesty, our bather." .

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GHENT, OCTOBER 21.
The English Commibsioners have received fresh
dispatches from their Government, which have given
occasion to the exchange of new notes with the Ame-
rican Ministers. Though all that passes is as usual
quite secret, it appears from the concurrence of cer-
tain circumstances, that the course of affairs proceeds
in a favourable manner, which promises a happy issue,
but some time may elapse, becaw.e the American Mi.
niters have not instructions suilleienly :o
answer precisely to certain points, and en the other
hand the English Ministers hive to consult their
Court on every note they have to present to the Ante-
rican Ministers, as well as on those to which they
have to reply. Mean time the two Legations arc 9n
the best terms. Last Friday the Ametican tkLnisters
received the English Ambassadors at an entertain-
ment for twenty-three persons, at which none but per.
ales of the two nations were invited. This proves the
etpon false intelligence,)
c' and tEI
uumovr at
precipitation with st hich ling!:sh newsi,aper olthe
i in
tiot rat therehasi
saids
much disagreement(Doubtless
the Congress at Ghent."