Star.
London, England, 1812-01-06 00:00:00

EAs I'ERN EX ITNNION.

A. MEETING of the Sobscribers to the expences
of Surveys, &c. to and ont the best Line of Navigation
from the Meson and Avon Canal to Loodan, will be held at the
City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, London, on Friday,
the 10th day of January next, at Two o'clock pri cisely, to receive
a s'atement cf the receipts and ese. iditure, and to determine
upon the application of the balance rentainirr In the hands of the
Treasurer. WARD and MERRIMAN, Solicitors.
Marlintongh, Pee. CI , 1811.

MERINO WOOL HOsIERY WAREHOUSE,
No. 128, Cheaps!de, opposite Friday ►trait.

mIL ii Ls, smrr, and CRAGG, (of gorrtwo-
nAat) ORIGINAL MANUFAC I'URERS of the REAL
MERINO WOO/. HOSlEltY,beg leave to infonn their Frands
and the Trade in general, that they have opened the above Ware-
house; where they continue to sell as usual, Wl:elesale and for
Exportaioa. They also think It necessary to inform those who
are unacquainted with the Articte—(whielt consists of stock-
ings, Socks, Drawers, Waistcoats, Shirts, Ladies' invisible Coats,
and all sorts of Under Cloatliing)--that it is softer, firer, and
warmer, than any other description of Woollen Hosiery, indepen-
dent of which it possesses the pecefar advantage of not shrinking
in washing. It mat be prudent to atid„thst this Article ye ill be in-
gariably stamped " Mlits s Original Merino Wool," With a view
of Preventing any article of an inferior qua! ty being substituted
for them.

EDUCATION.
MR. NICHOLAS SALMON takes theliberty of
boticiting the Nobility and Gmtry to honour him pith a
coolinuance of *her patronage; and of informing them that he
will, On the 2(th of January, 1812,re-open h'e School in Bigglis-
wade, confining himself to such a amah number of Young Gen-
SUMa as will enable him and its Asilstants to render each les-
son equal to a private one. They are genteelly boarded, taught
the Continental Languages, and qualified for the University as
well as Commerce. ,

Perms—Sixty Culaeae, and a Quarter's Notice previous to a
removal.

....... _
Those Parents wbo►e prudence will lead them to enquire whe-
tlier Mr. S. is qualified tot the instradthin of Youth, audio what
Manner heNlischarEes his duty, may 'apply to Samuel Whitbread,
Est. M.P. of Soudan ; Lord Onglvy, of Warden ; John Harvey,
E:1. of Ick will ; Robert Trevor, Esq. of Flitwick ; Colonel Camp-
bell, of Blunharn, (all in the County of Bedford); George Cook
Yarborough, Esq. of Doncaster; Coutt‘Trotter, Esq. or Richard
*Froward; Esq. in Loodon.—Fliggleswade is 45 miler from Lon-
don ; the house, in a most salubrious situation, which affords this
great convenience, that most of the Stages to and from the North
pus daily clue to the door.

A CHEAP REMEDY.
rote COTIQHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, Sec.
CIIIURCH's COUGH-DROPS, for recent Colds,
`‘..l obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Astlimas, stand unrivalhd.
Its seputatiOn' for fifteen years past, and the various testimonies
of its efficacy" is a sufficient proof of the estima ion he which it is
10.1 for aU Asthmatic Affections, recent Clads and Coughs,
however obstinate, and Ai Pulmonaty Comp:aim.. As proof, the
fullowlog instance le insetted:
To Messrs. !Wm arid Co.
4' Birmingham, March 16,-1805.
Gentlemen—ln justice to. you, aml to certify the value cf
tbfii excellent Medicine, Church's Cough 'kepi, I send you the
following cast" at the particular retreat of the tatie t.
" -Metes Swim NZT:'

Sir—f cannot sufficiently acknowledge the cure I have re-
ceived frinm Church's Cough Drops. A most sutlocating Astir
matte Cuugh during the winter afflicted nit so severely, that I ex-
pectt:d nothing less than death every minute; one bottle relieved
me considerably, and lour more perfectly restored me. Your
tenth' g this ftt the Proprktois will oblige your humble servant,'
" Taos. EDMUNDtp."

Sold wholisale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St.
Paul's Chhrcb-yard, on the foot • Nay ; Exclignge; and
Bacon and Co. Oxford; street, arid one • Vender in every town...
None can be gendlne, except " Shaw and Edward., 66, &.
Churt.b-Yard," is engraved on the auunp. Yrke s.6d. and den*
size, is. ed. prr bottle.

.NEW YP:ta's CIF I':;()FTWEA l'Y 1110(73A:4D POUND.;
PRIZ IS IN THF. MATCH; .ESS S FATE t.O rt EttV OF
ONLY 12,unit '1 ICKF. iS, .•.I I. TO IsIL IM.LkK'N ON
'lli bSDAY, 21st THIS M• 114114.
'll BISI-I, (Contractor), gratcfolly llnppy in af! -
1- • wAsticht the nutner.tut Cartal crises wb ch he has sold
in the last three or lour m.-.3h, solicits the ribte alum:ion to
the prew:tt I witty, and sit.cer.ly hopes to b.: equally firm:tate
hi dopu,ing °lC:mita!) to t!so,e who ;pm honour hint with their.
commands. 'lle flcket.. arc tew • the I'rist4 numerous ; ai.
Capitals great ; and the Risk small .
SCIIEME. .
2 Pares of .st.-.. 0,00.) - are £40,000
2 - - Conn - -. • 12.01/0
2 . - 4 ,C')) 7 7 7 8.000
6 - . 1,000 - . - 6,000
2,296 frrns .8.7.10 to £2O - - - 645110 •
The follow leg Capital i'rizts were sold in Sha•vs at 4. Corn.
hill, 9, Cut: lug crow, Lon.lon ; amity Br sit's Agents in the comp.
try, to the two Lotteries drawn in October and November law :
1,4213 - Clr.s A £16,000 3,343 CU., C £13,0110
3,262 - - - A - 5,600 71 - • A • 3,tiou
1,652 - - A - 2,100 1,833 .; - I) • !Ain,
4,024 - - C - 1,000 1,9:-.2 - - A . SOU
2,052 . - A . 500 3,553 - - A - AO
3,561 - - 'll - Sen Ac. &-e• &c.,
An immcdiate purchase is at.iisnd. as, from the (mantes, of
the Lottery Tlcketi tied Shares may be very scarce wkliiii a day
oi• two of the Drawing, which will be
TUEPDAV, else gist INSTANT: •