Star.
London, England, 1812-03-18 00:00:00

youri4 mis6l4G.

THE YOUTH who 1-ft his friends at Worcester
tu_idenly, al. Friday evening, the tith instant, i, most earnestly
finresic.: 111 write to his Father or and may be assured
our whit has parsed shall be entirely forjotten. and every
reasonable ground of iiiisadsfactinn removed, and whatever
/Hoary may he s crisary to discharge his debts and enable him
to return bonny shall be readily furnished.

%WEAN kEGIMENTALs,

AFFI.PEAS ni!ty have every information, and see
VV the P.:tutus established by -she Commander in .Ciiief, at
otoarta s and Sou's Military Pstabttxiuncnt, Nrw-st met , Covent-
Garden, where Gentlemen stwy be comple:ely equipped for any
Regiment in the Service, at twelve hours notice, awl from 15
to 42J per Cent. under she usual credit charged, for ready money,
or Aims acceptances

' after returning his most grateful thanks
• to the l'ulihc for thtir unbounded favours in she late Lot-
pries, mot:et/idly acquaints them, that Tickets and Shares are
Selling in greet Variety Air the New Lottery of only 12,000
Tickets, all to he drawn the 30th of NEXT MONTH.
pitEszt4T Yaks--..:lleket, £2l 18
Half
Ouancr .........5 15 0 Sixteenth 1 9 6
The Scheme nu inspection will be found novel, and may be had

gratis, at
4, CORNHELL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS,

Where 85 Capital Prizes have beets Sold and Shared in the Lots
teriettof 1810 and 1811. and the Prizes paid on demand.
• • Persons in the Country who find any difficulty in being
eapplitd by the Agents, are desired to write (post paid) to either
ef !ISM Office% as above.

A NLU AND LNIPROVED PLAN OF WRIIINO,
By 1. CARSTAIR.S.

BY this New Method any Peg!qu 'may learn, in SIX
I.ESSONi ONLY, a most beatuiful Running Hand. This
Attainment will he of great advantage to those who have Books
Is keep, or, front their avocations in life, are obliged to wri7t
kr:loin:1y: It will entirely erafficate any bad *scrawl, and will
also add very much to accurnee, frecil9lls,• and expedition. To
write well must be allowed b) all to be a most- necessary and
artful accomplishniebt. Any improvement therefore that can
be made to f4cilitate the obtaining of 'Speed and proficiency is.
this art, cannot he nnaceeptable to the admirers of Penniatishin,
andaiso to those in business. 'rue New Method is widely dif-
firer: and tatlrely distinct from all Other Tlet hods lately adver-
tiled —Spl.c nuns tray mien, and stapectable.referruces r,ieen,
se application to.l. cal-stairs, lit SP. lis Newcastle-street, S!rand.
Lathes and Gentlefuen taiy be attended in any part of Loudon
It their WU !teems.... •
THE SY dt...i:MATIC R RMk.R stall im-
perfett and illegible -WRITERSAn Six Lessonrotdy.—Mr.l
RAPIER, the .1 the • Desideratum' of l'ainianthip, &e.
Worms such Ladies arid Gentivmen as vivito ill, that neither ad-
vallscalent in life, nor Infirmity of hand, are impediments to the
Petition of tis Scientific principle, by which hr enables the
parties to write with uttifirmity. perspicuity; iinst ia woo44rful
iitotch, in al! le-sons only. The l'rafesscr imost. vtl with
aeitatriinate of personages of tt.e first rank. And also in the
commrrcial world, the efficacy of Its plan for fixint the hands of
ycieb to a rot:wide, they shall write for everafter, has secured
him ample recommendation. His plan has no affinity to the
practice of ornatnen; al writing masters, of wkom any that ad-
varce px.tevioli% in this way, can only be supported by their own
talerusolie insufficiency of which, to enable all tiseir pupils to
esocute like themselves, nerds no continent; nor has hr com-
municated to any one whose avocation* in general would admit
of dick interferino° with laiinielf.
Specimens to be seen and references to suit the rails of the
patfits, will be given by waitia upon him.
No. ti,Salidiory.strect, strand.

OLMES'S PATENT DO4M ESTI C OVENS,
.I—ns without Flues, which unise, in the highest degree, conve
nience, utility, aadeconotty. It is a fact well known, that all
Ovens hitherto contrived fur the Use of Families, which are at-
tggiird to Kitchen Rangers, owing w the Flues, occasion a consi-
derable loss of fuel, as wei as dinduirtion of heat. To obviate
&sr great disadvantogis has been the study of the Inventor of
tie Parent Domestic Ovens, which are without Hues, and which,
la teed of diminishing, increase the heat, without the least addi-
brutal fuel. References to Families of the first respectability will
ix. spiel, where the Ovens may be Wit in use, and also at his
liillnursctory,C.uele-court, Strand, near Bedford-street; and at
147 hanson, ironmonger, Brutou-street, Bond-street ; Mr.
Pteeiy, honinfwer, Swallow-street, Orford-rosin; Mr. Har-
grave, Ironoschiger, Greenwich; Mr. Phillips, Ironmong. r,
Knightsbridge; Messrs. schoohng and Lawrence, Ironmongers,
(ludas-street, Whitechapel; and Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Lea-
therbead, Surrey.
N. B. The Society for the Encouragement of Arts has done
lir• Holmes the 'honour of voting hint a handsome Premium for
taws Invention.

• REGULAR NEWSPAPER OE ICE.
Av MARTIN, No. 8, Cornbill, London, begs
• leave to inform the Nulllity and Gentry, that from his
Pirne Newspapers of every description are regularly forwarded
is all parts of the United Kingdom, postage free. The great ire
Nekanty aud di-;:ppointm•to experienced by Gentlemen resld-
the Country not receiving their Newspapers regularly, in-
't!stes W. M. to inform them, if they will favour him with their
°""ss he will engage to supply them without b&ng thus disap-
/meter', ;44 that regular manner which shall give the greatest
"Ishetion. Publinic Ronms, Coffee-houses, St.c. will find
l!lisEstabl;shment well worth their notice, as they will not only
" etTed regularly, but on very moderate terms.
ipu:r D,IILY rAreas.
Times 1 Fear
limning Peat Sun •
Morning Chronicle Courier
Morning 1 Jerald Glab•
British Lress • . Seateinsan
bay
: Public Ledger Traveller
Morning Advertiser ' Alfred.
ND. w apt AND raga. • 7 7 111118:TIDDDS. AN)) SAT.
i Chronicle • Cenunercial Chronicle
loutive, Packet - St. James's Chronicle .
f.leilng Mail. Inflisb Chronicle
Lustrtietur, (Wed.) • Genteel Evening Post
arldl% Mercury, (ditto) • Loud. Gaz. (rue.. aud Sat.)
e° Rtgtsser, katurday, and.,ll other Weekly Papers.
To ADVYATISIRS IN THi cOUNTD.T.
,Lrile inconvenience acd delay experienced by Solicitors, Ado-
.ers, and Gentlemen in the Country; in getdng Advertise-
znents inserted in London and Country Newspapers, induces W.
Feint to inform them, dew he undertakes to receive and In.,
lan ilLiks, Marriages, Deal's., Pareigrapbs, sod all kinds of Ad-1
I,rikshents for all ike tend<iif and Courtxy Newspapers, val
Me Palest eorrestuets and disratcb.

L

JESTrs ORDNANCE, th Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Mee In Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 30th Instant, from such Persons as'
may be willing to undertake the LIGHTING of the LAMPS at
this Office, also at the Tower and Woolwich, for a period of
three Years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the
option of either party.
Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known at the Secretaty's Office in
Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hour* of ten and four
o'clock, where the Propovals must be delivered, sealed up, sad
endorsed, " Proposals for Lamp-lighting r bet no proposal Me
be admitted after the said 30th instant, at twelve o'clock at
noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed un-
less the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Board,

R. H. CREW, Secretary,

4DMIRALTr-OFFICE, March 9, 1812.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT OF PAY AND HALF-PAY

FOR NAVY CHAPLAINS.

THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS for EXE-
CUTING the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of
the UNITED KINGDOMS of GREAT BRITAIN and IRE-
LAND, do hereby give Notice, That his Royal Hl:hitess the
PRINCE RECIRNT has been graciously plea wd, by his Order In
Council of the 4th inst. in the name and on the behalf of his Ma-
jesty, to direct, that the foPowing Regulations, in respect to
the Half-Pay or Pension is be allowed to Chaplains of his Ma-
jetty's Fl act, after lung and meritorisms Serv!ce, as well as the
Pay and Allowances during the period of such servitude, shall
be established in future, viz.

. " Ist. That every Ship in his Majeity's Navy, from a First to
a•Fifth Rate inclusive, shall be allowed a Chaplain on her Esta-
blishment.

" itd. That every Chaplain after Eight Years of actual Sea
Service, (or if in a Guard Ship, Ten Years,) during which period
he shall not have been absent from his duty six weeks at any one
time, except by special leave from the Board of Admiralty, and
Who shall produce Certificates of good conduct and moral beha-
viour from the Captains he may have served under, shall be en-
titled to a Pension In the nature of Half-Pay; but no Chaplain
to be entitled to Half-Pay or Pension if he shall accept any Pre•
ferment with Cure of Souls (luring the te;m of his required Ser-
vice at Sea.

" 3d. Thar the amonn• of this Pension or Half-Pay to each
Chaplain shall he Five Shillings per Day.

" 4th. That if in the event of a Peace, or from other circum-
stances not depending nu himself, a Chaplain shall nut have been
able to eompl4tte the full hervitude of tight Years, a Pension may
he enpferred by the Board of Admiralty according to a scale to
ha determined on, proportionate to the term of Service, in no
case, however, to be granted fur less than Three Years Service
at' Sea.

" Sth. That on the expiration of the period of eight (or ten)
years, as the case may he, every Chaplain shall give notice in
writing, whether it is his intention to continue to serve or not;'
in the first cato, every year's additional Service shall entitle him,
when placel on the Pension- List, to receive at the rate of Six-
pence a day in addition to the Pension which his eight (or ten)
years servitude may have entitled him to, until the aggre-
gate rate amounts to Ten 'Shillings a day, heinit the greatest
Pension which any length of Service can confer ; in the second
case, where no further Service la intended, the Pension shall re-
main at Five Shillings a day as above mentioned.

_ .
" Gilt. That length of Service and meritorious Conduct shall
render Chaplains eligible to all the Chaplaincies of all Naval
Establishments whatever, the disposal of which shall, or may be,
left to the consideration of the Heard of Admiralty; and that no
other Clergyman shall he elF,ribk to any of those pieces of pre-
ferment, than a Navy Chaplain ; and that the Presentation to any
of those pieces of Preferment, whose emoluments may amount
-to Four Hundred Pounds per Annum, shall cause the Half-Pay
of the respective Chaplains to cease, as is provided by Law in the
case of the divided Living of Simonbourn '
" 7th. That the Pay of a Chaplain, while in actual Service,
shall be according to the following Rate, viz.
" One I%mb-ea and Fifty Pounds per Annum, and the Woo
blithed compensation of >Cll. As. a year for a Servant, in each
' Rate, and to have a Cabin allotted for hint, in tlie Ward-room,
or Gun-room, where he is. to Mess with the Lieutenants and to be
rated for V anal% : and when the Chaplain shall be willing to act
as Schoolmuster, he shall be entitled to the Bounty of Twenty
Pounds a year, granted by her late Majesty Queen Aisne, by her
I Order in Council, of the 31st April, 170 s, provided he shall pass
I an examination before the Lieutenant Governor, Professor, and
Preceptor of the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth, Inste;d of
1 at the Trinity Huise, as required by the ahove-mentioned Order
i in Council; and ha shall be further entitled to Five Pounds per
rtintio-, to be paid to hint by every young Midshipman and VD-
lunteer of the first class, as a remuneration for his Education,
the same to be stopped out of the said young Gentleman's Pay.
I " hth. That a Chlain General shall he appointed, with such
Emoluments as may be deemed proper by the Board of Admis
ralty, to whom. all 810d:5:ions for Appointments shall be made,
or will In- referred, and all Regulations entrusted, relating to the
Establishment of Chaplains for the Royal Nay), in the sante man-
ner as is practised With regard to Artily Chap:ains.
" 9th. That no Warrant will be granted by the Board of Ad-
miralty, to any Candidate ter an Appointment, vulvas recent-
mended by the Arithbishops of Canterbury and lady sad the
Bishop of .ondol. through the Chaplain Gopetslapein evert
way preperly qualified.-
• .. ,
" 10th. 'That Chapitains neck wiring in titt, who may
upon due examination be deemed proper to'eh Outfit shah
be allowed the time they may hate agreed, ai pirt (not exceeding
one bell) of that required to entitle them to tbe Paulen he
Half-Pay-7 By Command of their LergaltipS,
J. r...ZOKE:t.
• •
14! B. 7101 A.mnd 6
Archdeacon John Owen, has hien appointed
• :tVsit
n :L ie►to: OW; 16. whom 4118688 lie
pig , ill, %cretin W die silliatiall.ti be aa.

By Mr. jtOBINA, at Garrawa y'S Coffee-houge, 'Change-alley,
Corniiiii, on 'Thursday, April 9, at Twelve,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held
fur upwards of 80 years; comprising au excellent compact
Family aesitience. the principal part erected within a few years.
consisting of au Entrance Hall. Diming Parlour, capital Drawbig.
room, Study, Store-rooms, and suitable spacious wry BcdCharh-
bets over, convenient Whet of an descriptioits, good
Yards, Coach-house and Stables, and Outbuildings' all in cow-
-1 plete order; and small Pleasure Ground, good Garden,Greard,
Farm* yard, and Btilldings, rich Meadow Land, the whole about 1
thirteen Acres, situate at Sydenitry, in the county of Kent, tatty.
seven miles from London, the property and ret itiencc of
Tahourdon. Esq. This Estate forms a desirable property for-a
Gentleman% Family, excellent neighbourhood, and guud roads in
all directions. May be viewed by tickets.
Particulars of the Premises; at the Golden lion, Sydenharn ;
Bull, Shooter's-hill; Green Min, Blackheath ; Royal Mortar,Wool-
wich ; Bell.Brostiry ; at Gummy's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwiel..
street, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had.

TROMP lON.
Capital rreeboll Estate. valuable Plot of Ground for Rnllding,
nearly Eight Acres, VreefioN Ground Rents, Freehold and
Leasehold Houses, a Mo:ety of the Profits of ur.pto. (.14-
pel, la. presenting a very eligiblL and desirable Property to
invest Money.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, April 9, at Twelve, In tots,
A Valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD
Es.rxi r., comprising a capital Plot of Freehold Ground,
containing nearly Eight Acres, situate at the buck of Bronipton.
row and Terrace, a very eligible site for building upon an eaten•
live scale.

Freehold Ground Rents, amounting to One Hundred and Sixty-
six Pounds Eleven Shillings and Sixpence per annum, itseing out
of, and amply sec used on 13ronipton Chapel, Houses in Rawstorne-
street, and Eighteen Houses in Bromptoo.row and Terrace.
Also a Moiety of the Profits arising from Brompton Chapel.
A Freehold Dwelling-house, situate No. 48, Brampton-terrace,'
in the occupation of the Misses Pengries, tenants at wilL
A desirable and improvable lantsehold Estate, comprising Five
Frick-built Dwelling-houses, Nos. 4,5, 6, 112, and 13, situate in
Bromptpn-row, in the occupation of Messrs. Chamberlain, or-
dan. Bunce, and 'others. The Crown and Sceptre Public-house,
and Four brick-bulk Divelima-houses, Nos. 29, an, 38, and S 9,
Brompton-terrace, in the occupation of Messrs. Poole, Niz, Ainslie,
Garner, and lkrgnr, respectable tenants, on Lease, 414 for a lung
unexpired term, at low ground rents.
Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Crown and
Sceptre, Brompton-terrace ; of Mr. Wortham, Solicitor, Castle-
street, Holborn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-
sueet, Golden-square, where a plan of the estate may be seen.