Star.
London, England, 1815-08-08 00:00:00

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commissary In Chief% Office,

Great Getyge-street, London, 25th July, IRIS.
NOTICE uhereby given to all Persons desirous of eon-
trotting to seemly BEEF and MUTTON to his lifojeetc's Last
Fortes in .Caatoosepoes, Qssarkre, and darrabis, in the oaks inateio.vel
Cotentin and lehoode :
Anginas
Bedford
Berke, (including the Town of
Hungerford)
Berwick
Brecon
Bucks

Kent
Lancaster •
•
Leicester
Lincoln,
Merloneth
Melsile-ex
Mr:month
Molar ornery
Norfolk
Northampton
Nos thumberiand
• Nottingham
Oxford
Peruiroke
ltailnor
R ueand
Salop
Sooserset
Stafford
Suffolk (exclusive of Ltstidguard
Fort and its Dependencies)
Surrey
Susiiele
Warwick
Westmoreland
Wilts
Wiircester
York
I And in the several Counties in
Noe tk Britain

Cambridge (including the Town
of Newmarket)
Cardigan
Carmarthen
Carnarvon
Chester

Cornwall (including Stilly)
Cumberland
Droblgh
Derby
Devon
Dorset

Durham (inclndlnglioly Wand)
Essex
Flint
Glamorgan
Glo.ter (including the City of
Bristol))
Hants
Hereford
Hertford
HUHN
I-le of Man
isle of Wight

That the Deliveries are to commence on and fur the 25th Day
of September next; that Propotals in writing, sealed ur and
marked, "'fender for Army Suppliea," will be received at this
Office, on or before Friday, the 25th day. of August, (but none
will he received after two Ive o'clock on that day), and, if sent
by post, the postage must be paid.

Proposals must be made separately for each County and island,
except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of
which must be included in one Tender; as also must the several
Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal must have the
Letter which it ennexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two
persons of known property engaging to become bound with the
party tendering in theiamount stated in the printed Particulars,'
for the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will
be noticed unless' made on a printed tender, and the prices
expressed in words at length ; and sbotld it so happen that during
the continuance of the Contract, no Troops ahead be otationed
or supplied In the County, the expellee of the Contract and Bond
paid in the first Instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to
him by the Commissary in Chief.
Particulars of tbe Contracts may be had upon applicstion at this
Office between the hours of eleven and five, and at the Office of
Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh.

NLW S VAMP DU TIES.
•
' STAMP °MCA, LONDON, JULY 20,1915.
NOTICE is hereby-Given, that two Acts went
passed in the late Session of Parliament, for repealing'
the fttamp Duties ou.Deeds, Law Proceedings, and other written
or printed instruments, sod the Ditties on Fire Insurances and on
Legacies and Successions to personal &tate upon Intestacies, and
also the Duties en Advertisements, Almanacks, Newspapers,
Pamphlets, Gold and Silver Plate, Stage Coaches, andLicences
for keeping Stage Coaches, now payable in Gram Britain, and for
granting new Duties in lieu thereof ; and that the new Ditties anti
to commence upon the Ist of September nest; escept the Dtity
on Fire insurances, which is to commence on the 29th Septem-
ber ; ai.vi the Duties on Stage Coaches and Stage Coach Licences,
which are to commence en the Sth September.
A •ery general increase of the present duties is enacted; and
Wftle instrunier ts are subjected to ad valorem Duties which are not
so at prevent, Iva b as Deeds of Exchange and Partition, Leases
Sellenients of Money and of shares In the public Stocks .er Funds,
whether voluntary or upon Marriale, and Warrants of Attorney
to confess Judgment, when given as a security for money instead
of bands or mortgages. And Bills of Exchange and PrOfpfigsory
Notes at more than two months after date, or sixty days after
sight, are charged with higher Duties than those payable at sholter
periods.
The new Duties are contained in Schedules,, in which the in.
struments and things charged are classed and alphabetically ar•
• anged, so as to afford a complete Table of Duties, in the most
convenient and practical form, w4d to supersede any occasion foe
those compilations punshed by private individuals, to which the
profession of time law and the public have tot merly found it con-
venient to resort. And as the Schedules will not admit of an
abridgment that can be sagely relied upon, the Commitsionen re-
commend it to the profession and other's not to trust to any thing
else in matters of importance.
The Acts contain various provisions for securing the Duties,
w Well are material to be attended to by chose who wi►h to avoid
penalties. And the provisions of former Acts are to be enfereed,
in regard to those Duties, concerning which ao uew provisions
are enacted. W respect to the

RECILIIPT DUTItS,
It is to be observed, that not only iormal Receipt% but 0 Motes
and Memorandums, wbethi-r ;lord or ow, which shall Import

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any acknowledgment, that a sum of %Cc, or upwards, has beta
paid, settled, hainiced, or otherwise disehsrged or satisfiedokre
bulge to •thcse duties; and that all persons paying money are
intitled to have stamped Receipts, at the expense of the persons
receiving it, and on rendering a proper Stamp, may 'mist on
having a Receipt written therenii, and on being paid for the
~tamp; and that all persuns reusing to give such Receipt and pay
fur the Stamp, as well as all persontgfiring a Receipt, or any such
Note or Memorandum 44 s!oresald, without a stamp, Or. {lran 4
1 Stamp of insufficient value, will incur a penalty of ten pounds for
every uffesee, which will be strictly enforced on every occasion.
By Order of the Conunissioners,
WM. KAPPEN, Secretary.

vl his day were puLlishad en nvo:Price i be. boards,
EPORTS of the PESTILENTIAL 111150R-
.0., DF.It of ANDALUSIA, which appeared at CadlB hi the
years I $OO, 1804, 1810, and iBI 3; with a detailed account of
that fatal Epidemic as it prevailed at Gibraltar during the Au-
tumnal Months of 1804 ; Aar, Qbservxions on the Remitting
and Intermitting Fever, made in the Military Hospitals at Col-
(luster, after the return of the '1 roops from the Natpedition to
Zea Lind In 1809. ss
By• Sir JAMES FELLOWES, M.D.
Fellew of .Calus and Gosivele College, Cambridge; Fellow of
the Ruyal College of Physicians In London, and of the Royal So:.
eietr of Edinburgh ; Physician to the Fdrces, and late Inspector
,of Military Hospitals in the Penimi la.
Praned tor Loutpriale, Simla, Rees, Orme, NA b.wn, Pater

I ■oftsr•row. •

ALL IN ONE DAY.

STATE LOTTERY of only 5,000 Tickets, to be
Drawn stub AuGuwr, contains a grand Prise of

E 20,000,
And 3.000 Guinea: is Gold !
SC H E ME:
.1 440,003 it £50,000
- • *, • sumo
•..:..... 2,100 • V,iO4
1 1,050 ... I,ozo
11 500 .. . .. ..• 1,000
S ...... ' 400 1,900
........•
200 • • 00000 003
4 100 4.,X)
5 ...... ..• 50 ...••••• v • 250

800 Is% ......... 7,5 Al
500 First-drawn Blanks 10 5,000
5,000 TiCkets• • ce,f)(lo
The .420,000 will rekeive Jel 0,000 more, making .C 30,000.
r hetet. and Shares are nnw on sale by

RICHARDSON, GUODLUCK, and Co.
COntraeturs for the present Lottery. at their Offices,
enriihill and Charing-Cross
Where thee tld hi the la,t I.ottety, 11,172, a Prize of
In Shates • and No. 6,497, a Gotten Pr:ze of
1,000 Guineas-, in Nine Shares.

BRITISH PAINI-MANUFACTORY,
Sek Qoammrrestr, eIItAPSIDE.
r/IPERETItABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR
ii BROWN, fur Park Paling, Slates, Out-buldings, and
Weather-boarding, of every description.
Invisible Greta, per cwt. 561. Red or Brown, per cwt. Va.
Dark Green, 765. White Paint 601.
Olive ditto - • I tits. Prepared Oil, to thin them
Lead Colour • 565. fur Use, its. 6d. per Gall.
Stool Colour - &is. Fine Paint for Inside Work of
Chocolate Colour - 561. every description, &c. &c.
Refined Tar Brower set. por cwt.—Commen ditto l es. per cwt.
N. B. The Impenetrable Paints ate very ornamental, and will
cover a surface nearly twice at great as other Paints: they also
possess a durability which renders them peculiarly valuable,
when applied to work constantly exposed to the effects of the
weather; and from their being ground in Linseed Oil, and dry-
ing very quick, they are applicable to the genera/rutposes of
Useful Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preserv.
Mg and very handsome covering. . They are alto a Cure for the
Worm and Dry Rot, will stand in hot Climates; and are easy of
anirlow, tiledtiledin the same rangier as other Pints. •
lfatWile e
COAL TAR BROWN is recommended It* the covering
of Rough Fenciag, PoreneWiles, Wood under GrounJ or Water;
pertiewarly the Refined, which is perfectly insurable in Watts.;
the Wood will sot penetrate where it is used ; it is of a very
good colour, dries hard, and is easily apillied,requiring only to be
heated did laid on with a common tar-brush.
.

Sold by UPTON and Co. Queen-street, Chrapside.

SCORBUTIC COM PI.AINTS
THE rtpntation of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA
BALUTARIA, has been firmly established by Forty Years
experiente of its beneficial effects in • Scorbuic and Verertal
Complaints. Foi Scrofula, Morbid injuriel of the Cloak, tie
Lymph, the Blood, or the &eneralZonnitutioi., uecasione.l by
seritnotiltus matter retained in saisfuilitt, or introduced by cer-
tain indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Wrcury,
this Medicine willbe found the most efficacious, and at the same
time tie safest that can he resorted to ; and is no less excellent
in diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions In the Uri-
nary P,asinges and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of diet,
confinement,or hinderance.to business..
To Mr. Boviaa, Dr. Fasam.sat's.Agent.
'Sea,-1 beg yuu will publisbAse following core, for the benefit
of those labouring under a vlaisPat komplaint. Last autumn I
contracted a Venereal Co.4UJ and applied to an eminun
surgeon, ander whose care I Was three months, during that pe-
riod I underwent salivation three times; the disorder was to
violent, that wounds broke out all over my head and body ; and
I was recommended the change of air and saa-bathing, but 1 con-
tinued In a worse Miles K possible; at last I was recommended,
by a Gentlowan, en vas Dr. Freeman's Gutta Saluting ; by the
use of it, shoot Clod, I am perfectly cured, to the astonishment
of ovary parson i" ham my case.. When I Imes Brighton, I
MU relate more pdrticulas.
Sir, your devoted humble servant,
ljrkhon, May WILLIAM LAMES. .
Sold at Mr. gnaw's, Cheepsides emir of St. Pau9s Church.
yard, Leadoni and-by men L:mustay PAedieine Venders in every
town, la bottles. at Ss! 9d. and is. lid. each.

JUST ND 'd Jay IS, Isls.
THE COURT of DIRE(.7I9RS cf Me UNITED
COMPANr of MERCIUNTS of iNGLAND,grailhot
is de EAST INDIitS, is Araby glee *Ws.
That they will be ready to receive Ptognealv, In writing, on
or before WRDNESDAtr, the 9th of Augu.o, from Owners
of Ships of the buythen of from 900 Tons to flu() Tons. bual ler's
mea;urement, specifying in otie sum the whole rate o: height at
which they may be willirg to le: st•cb Shipt for on: Voyage to
China in the Company's Service.
No Tender will be received for Ships wisidt hzve been in the
service of the Company, if they have already rime mute than
slit voyages.
The Tenders, with the word?! "!;hip render" to by crveriny
waled up and left with the Secretary . st or before Tvetlve o'Cloc!•
at Noon en tI vaid 9•ls Aovst, beyond tt Lich hour the Court
will not receive any Tender.

JiM:ES CIAB,

me Particulars cf the Terri. and Colditions ondi-r whirl) ti or
Shirt will be. engaged for the Company's Service, may be hatl
on application to Mr. Jon N Moczer,Clerk to the Committee of
Shipping, on ot", after Honda, neat, the 2itth Instant.

Natick:.
AS there is reisqn to suppose that the Late WIL:
LIAM FORP-F..4, of Cananda, in SrAnland. nut
have deposited in the hao.6 of some toolitlent,4l perm!' for prt.
nervation and %are custody. Lb5.:.1.4 or Viriting's of importance, it
is particularly requeveil tliat any perspii who nilv ha:Ten to he
able to give intoruKti.)o un the mihjec:, will c-ollortuoltate tber
same to James Thonvor, Writer to the Ekillbergh; or
Mews. Spot:eswooci and Robeiyon, Secl:villeAtrret, Len.lom

OTICE is ht:r..tly given to ;ill c'.ncerned, Yfrit
Tilomris TRAILI., of retro% and others, Trusted
appointed by the deceased JANIF3 S a:WAR f, late' Merchant
ie Kirkwall, by Trust Disposition, of Ave the 9. Sill April, 1794
have applied to the ROI' tionottrahle the Baron: for a gift of
Whims Hares of the Es:ate and Eilezta of tl:e a.id James
Rowan.

TO 1;L:. SOLI) I.Y AUCHON,

At the Covem-hqus:•, NEW fiAV 144, 4.n AV vn N esion y , :he Cth

day of August, 1815, at Twu o'Clo.:lt in the Att.:1110071 pre.
cisely,
riIHE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
I. which have been seiz-d and IrgaSly cotidennAl. viz.
9 Pieces 28 and half Yards of Freoch 'Flucad L.tce.
2 Lace Half Handkerchiefs.
12 Pounds of Freoch Hair Powder.
A Schooner, burthen 22 tons, with her Materials.
The broken.up Hulls of two large Beats. with their Sails,
Masts, Yards, Oars, and ether Ma.erials.
The above-mentioned Goods may be viewed on the Morning
of the day of sale. H. HARISO?Ii Col.
J. R. STONE, Coons.
Custom-house, Newhaven, August 4,

TO BE I.E and entered upon at ,M•chaelmas,
A VERY Desirable Tythe.tree called
Ll RAVENSDEN GRAINGE FARM, four wiles from the
Town of Bedford; conskitig of a good Farm Howe sal Home-
read, with large and,. convenient Barn., Stables, Cole-house-,
Piggeries, and other appropriate Buildings, surrounded by about
3CO Acres of Arable and Pasture Land, principally ancient in-
closure, in a ring fence, properly &aided, and well wattred the
turnpike road from Bedford to Kinabolton runs through the
Farm

Further particulars may be known b 7 applyhlg to Mre
I.aimoy H. k'orb,s, 6. Coleman-atreeet.builitim;s. Loution Mr.
1. Paicutt, Little Billing, near Northampton ; or Air, 1. 1)
Attormy, st. Nente.. Mr. Emery, the pr.seat occupier, w 1
stew the lin:mien.

1 _ES PASTILLES MA lal A L LES &MONT.
.1 PF.I.IER ; or, AROMATIC I.OZEttGEi of STSEL,
are a di:tcor:ry of the first importance to :tai present and *c
ceetling ages. their luny effects heiin equaily sodden, certain and
petmaiont • so cliirce* salutary, that while they give tone to •
nerves, antl'health 3:11 Vigour to the entire frame, :bey impart a
gettial heat throtk;'., the whole eystanl, and ex!tdirate the animal
spirits in mei a mintier, that they !nay hilly be said tg reanimate
nature; for those diseas4.4 occ tsi•nted by Liehitity,rziaXVlOß, pro..
trailing of v•rengtb, cc want of to le in the nu: voassystern, they
are recommended wh h the utmmt coniiletice, a-. the most agree-
ab;e, safe, and infalnble remedy that
.evi:t liac heist, or *haps,
ever can be thseneered hy the researches of seserce; they act not
as a temporary 'oilman+, or IV irritation, but by gradually wail
a:ref-wally strengthens% and re:merit); hi r 11•:ittition, exciting'
the hial.hy action ot, and imparting increased energy and vigour
to every part of the human frame; they restore the languid, de-
bilitated, nervous, and relaxed of both sexes, to sound and vtd.
emus health ; when aversion to exercise, loss or depravity of appe-
tite, and pallid countenance indicate approathing consumption,
theJeliCare female will be restored to health and 60C.C:y by the
benign-hint:once of this medicine.
. At Montpelier these Lozenges acquired a degree of celebrity
unequalled in the annals of medicine, and many persons who Lave
gone there from this country, attribute their recovery more to
this invaluable preparation than to any other cause whatever.
Prepared by the Proprietor, I. P. seddon, and•seld wholesale
and retail by his Agent, Mr. Gifford, 158, Strand, London, in
boxes, at I's. and ites. each; also by Davison's, 1, parliament-
ssreet, Dublin, (Agents for Ireland); Elkins, Reading; Covrtan
and Colegate, Canterbury ; Munday and Co. Oxford ; Meggy
and Co. Chelnisford; Cromwell, and Meyler's, Bath ; Brodie
and Co. Salisbury ; Langdon and Co. Shy:tame; Trewman,
Exeter ; and most Venders of Medicine in the Kingdoor.
l'o prevent imposition, each Box is signed by the Proprietor,
(.1. P. Seddon) in his own band writing, without which roue can
~possibly be genuine. _

• CARDIAC AND NERVOUS TINC FUR E.
BY HIS MAJESTW'S ROYAL LE.I7ERS
1.0 PATEN r, grantee! unto IA tug Rt. sr R. :"urgen•l, eiore,
4u.rey, Inventor and Preparer of the CARDIAt; at.d NER-
VOUS TUC; I'URE, the only safe and effectual Remaly for
Disonkts eif the Head, stomach, and Bow.is, vit.
kirst, head *eh, Cutrusion, and Giddiness.
Secondly,'lneligestion,i.oss of Appetite, Bilious Crnditirs and
Retclins, Veilowness of the Eyes an I
i!l, Paw,
Spasms:, Bean-hum, H:ccup,Gripings. Chalk. and Costiveness.
Thirdly, for the Gout in the Stomach and Heal
Fourthly, for all such Affection• of the Nervous System as are
at.vneled with Dept c! shop ot Spirit., l'aral••• c and Apoplectic
Dips3,ll:ons, Fro.tratino t.l Strength, I Mutiny, Tremors, Stmt.
Mg** I)4lPranintil, and Faiii.ings, or Fos.
Fifthly, for hi-acing and str nerkening the whvle Sistent, iq
States to Relaxation and Debility.
Ssx.hly, as a powerfil Antiseptic In Cases of PuPrid Bile; and
for counterac lug tmection, ur preventing and curing Put: id,
Malignant, and Pusttlentil Fevers, sore l'hrost, viz. Cynanclie
Maligna, &c. prevailing in Prisons, crowded filthy Plates, Hos.
phalli, Ships, hot and unhealthy climates, &c.
This Medicine, as an immediate Restorative and Correborant,
Is a most effectual Remedy in Female Obstructions and Suppres-
sions, and Cases of Retention at Maturity; also In Weakness,
Morbid Diseharges, aid Irretularity about the Turn of Years.
Sold Wbolesaie and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by
Messrs. Sutton and Co.Qate Dicey and Co.) No. lu, Bow Church.
'yard; and Retail by Fred. Smith, No. 49, Haymarket; Randall,
Royal Exchange; Bacon 'and CO. Oxford-street; F. Newbury
and Son, 45, St. Paul's Church-ratd ; I. Harris, corner of Lud-
gate-street : and by every Vender of Patent Medkhme In the
Deiced Kingdom, in bottles, at 41. Id. es. 175.; and in pints, at
ges. by which there is a considerable seeing.
N. hill Family Orders, addressed to Mr. RyMer, he supplies
from the Fountain Head, should state Isy what toeveyance. A
liberal allowance to such as take, and wish to combesethe uw of
this trots! valuable Medicine :—Vide the easel cod Certificates
of Come is We Pamphlets put up with the BMW,.