Star.
London, England, 1812-12-09 00:00:00

M'LITIA BALLOT.

MESSRS. Rs JONES and Co. respectfully inform
their numerous Subscrlisers, that as the Schedules are de-
livered out, Orparatory to a heavy PAM, it•hich is inintediately
et peered, tittdr Stamped Receipts are taw ready for tie tete), for
I ill 9, including the remaind, r of the preSent Year, on their tint-
versally approved Plan, af providing substituted fur every Sub-
Scriber drawn ; which Is an Exeneition for Life. An early ap-
pticaticin is therefore absolutely necessity, at either of their equi-
table and original Militia Society Insurance Mikes, istablis'red
1801 100, High Holborn, near Little Queen:street ; Its, Great
Mary-la-boune-street, near Portland-plate • High-street,
Whitechapel, opposite Red Lion-street; and; 9, Georte-street,
Blackfriars-ttlad, near the Re*. Rowland Hill's Chapel. Thoi
followin: Agents are also appointed to receive Subscriptions, viz.
Michael Burrough, Salisbury Mine, book•t4'er, Abingdon
Maunder, bookseller, Win- Pearion,Stainford,Lincolnahire
cheater, Hanibleton, Wallingford
Sheeler, lioakselicr,Witney Creaker, Wakingham
P. Watkins, Ciriuices er Richardson, Greenwich •
J. Andrews. grocer, Orford Ponta, biker. Woolwich
Aus.ln, bookseller, liertlord Parsons, perfumet, Gravesend
Harrison, Luton • Flakes's, Tunbridge Town
Mason, Stamp-office, St Al- O. Crump, Sittinthourne
bans W. Wilsor, Sheerness
Webb; bookseller, tedforsl „Francis, Post-office,Rochester
H. Kelhent,Chtlni.-ford Farrier, Dartford
Whiclicord, legat est .0 Oidiam, Sun-street, Canterburci
Dykes. Prince's-sr. Munroe I Gienhier, bookseller, Ashford
D. Bantock, Stratford, Ertel steilman,cheMist,WestMallint '
Osborn; Chirping-Ongar lirow n, stationer, Petersham
Watson, Pest-race Epping Clout & Co. Seven Oaks
Brown, Agency-oilier, Rich- Dunn, auctioneer, Bromley
mond J. Crump, draper, Tharet
Shskelford, Guildford I.and, druggist, Maidstone
G. Chandler, jun. Goilstone I. B. Chapman, Bow, Middlesex
Langley, Itook-el!eri barking Corker, Post-office, Edmonton
•R usher, hookaeller, Reading Greilier, Hart-street, Henly
Fuller, bookseller, Newbety Love!, Huntingdon
The peculiar advantages arida Society is the pu;itiveasturance
that every Subscriber drawn on this Society will he exemired lot
Life.—The lohg establishment and the respectability of the pria- •
ciliate and Agents will, it is presumed, be a tidrictem rece•---
datieni of this Firm.
ger Parishes and pegiont r-

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CHiNG'S PA'TEN I' WORM I,,OZP.NGES.
WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil-
dren's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guar-
dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion loss
of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the fate, emaciation and
Irregular state of the bowels, atietided after With violent pains ;
they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body,
and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both
u a preventative and cure of. these alarming complaints, the aboVe
excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the
,highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi-
lity, to have nO eqiuil. Their public approbation, eveu to the
.Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful toccata
In their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and
gives a sanction to ii,-of which no other Med.cine of the kid
can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of cluld, en,-
should have this rentedl as a family ;:teilteine to resort to, lido;
ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any way &Ordered,
which it will always be found to relieve.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Mader's. Na.-4, Cheap.-
lide, Ltmdtm; Sharp and Detain, Portsmouth; lon', Weston,
Altruist, and Mallory, Turista; Hall; add liiinston, Govan,
Culetnan and /acoh„ Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, _
Hull ; HolLand, Coiskworthy, Nettleton, andollhon, Plymmitlig,
Ke.txt and Lloyd, and Swihney and Co. libmingbavi ; :gained.:
and illicit, Manchester; Trewnsan, Exeter; Smith, Mantlettan,'
Keabsrrt, Scott, anti Bolter, lEdinborgli; Dorton and ittlkshilltif '
Glasgow ; Bulge's and Darcy, Bristol; o.ltievonion and Co, Nor..
wish; 6wincest; I.ricuster; Ltimiras
.• dad Bilkart ,
aad Lathbury, tiverrool; Ne4le a 0 a
Bretton; RAern, Sedan, and ttie _ n , awl ta.t i
by lam coaatt, medielar vet", , ilk:kiwi, fleta: 104 ii* KW
iitraist
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BATH—AND BRISTOL CANAL AND BRISTOL
WATER-WORKS.
NOTICE is hereby given, That a General Quar-
terly Meetirg of the Committee of Management of the
/BATH and BRISTOL CANAL and BRISTOL WATER-
WORKS, will be held at the LONDON Corr st-noost, Ludgate-
Hill, London, on TIIVRODAY, the 17th day of this instant De-
somber, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon.
WARD and MERRIMAN,
Principal Clerks to the said Company of Proprietors.
Marlborough, Dec. 8, 181::.

PARLMMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, DECEMBEtt 8.

The hearing on the Writ of Error Case, the East-India Com-
pany .. certain Rectors in London and others, respecting a
Tythe Question, which stood fur this day, was postponed till
Monday next.
Their Lordships then adjourned for some time during pleasure.
Immediately on the resuming of the House,
Lord ELLmsBOROUGH presented a Bill to explain and amend
the Insolvent Debtors' Bill of last Session; part of which his
Lordship described as found to be materially defective, and prin.
tipsily in what respected the provisions relative to debtors, the
amount of whose debts exceeded two thousand pounds. With
respect to these, the powers of the Judicial Barristers who were
to be appointed by the respective Courts of Law were far from
dearly defined, and in some points of view they fell short of
what was found to be necessary. The remedial Bill which be
now proposed would go to give those Barristers, so appointed,
the powers of administering an oath; and also to cause prisoners
for debt to be brought before them, oh their warrants, in the
counties of Middlesex and Surrey ; and with respect to other
parts of the kingdom, by writs of halvai retpus. Provision was
also made that the decisions of the Judicial Barristers should be
anal; and farther, that the properties of debtors of such descrip-
don should be vested, for the purposes of the Act, in the Clerks
Of the Peace. The Bill contained some subordinate provisions
for remedying defects in the original Bill, which were adverted
to by the Noble and Learned Lord. He then presented the Bill,
Which, under the above title, was forthwith read a first time.
A Message was sent, agreeably to their Lordships' cider of
last night, to the Commons, requesting copies of the Reports of
their Committees, appointed to enquire into the delays attending
the decisions on the suits in the High Court of Chancery ; and
which, on the return of the Messengers, were presented by them
to the House, and ordered to lie on the table.
The Report of the Vice-Chancellor's Bill was taken irito con-
ideration, and agreed to by the House.—Adjourned.