Star.
London, England, 1807-03-21 00:00:00

ORDNANCE OFFICE, Maras 4, 1807.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Majilly's

ORDNANCE 4 herelysive Notice,

That Prapnfals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or before Monday, the 23d inßanr, from fuch Perfoni a 4 may be
willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the ORD.
NANCE HORSES Rationed in the following Macias, viz.

NORTH BRITAIN.
NORTHERN.
YORKSHIRE.

EASTERN, exclutive of Warley.
SOUTHERN, =darn of Chatham.

SOUTH WEST, including Portfraouth, Ifle of Wight, and

Chriftchurch.
WESTERN.

WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, Watley and Chatham.
LIVERPOOL.

For a period of Fix Months, from the ift of April nest, the Forage
to be furt:ifhed in Rations, confuting of

stabs. of OATS, at 4olbs. per Butbel.
nibs. of UPLAND MEADOW HAY, and
Sibs. of W NEAT or RYE STRAW.
Abd to be delivered at the refpedtive Stations, at the expence of
the Contradlor, who is alfo to furnifh loch Hones with Oats at
81bs. pi.r Ration, as may be billeted in the Diftridt for which he
contr. !ts.

Propafals mly he (14livered feparasely or jointly for each
Station, and it i$ ixpedted that the Contradtor (hall receive the
Stable Dung that may from time to time accumulate, making an
allowance for the fame.

Further l'Articidars may be known, tirm application to the
Officers commanding the Royal Artilkry in each Diftridt ; and
alto at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day be-
tween the Hours of Ten and Four &Clock, where the Propofals
are to be delivered fealt.d op, and indorfed " Propofals f.r the
fupply of Forage ;" but no Propofal can be admitted after the
laid 23d inftanr, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; nur
will any Tender he noticed unlefa the party making it, or an
agent in his behalf, (hall attend.

-By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

This day was publithcd, priee dia 6d. •
'HE MEANS of REFORMING the MORALS
of the POUR, by the Prevention of Poverty. And a Plan
for ameliorrinz the Condition of Pariah Paupers, and diminilhing
the great Expsnee of maintaining them.

By JOHN Hi I. I.
Publithcil by J. Hatchard, Piccadilly, LOlOOO.

This Plan is propofed as au amendment to the 43d of Eliza-
beth ; and thews that the defeeis complained of may be effectually
obviated by forte modifications of that Act, which are too efts:2-
pie% for its due execution by the generality of Parini Officers;
and by foine auxiliary Clanks to prevent the alarming increafe of
Pariih-Paupers, on the principle of Blackfone.• Who lays,—
" It is really an honour, and almolt a fingular one to our Englith
laws, that they (twirl& a title of this fort; fince preventative jut.-
dee is, upon every principle of reafon and found policy, preferable
topuoilhing juttice." e This preventative juftice confilts in obli-
ging thole perrom, whom there is probable grounds to fufpedt of
, future milbrhaviour, to ftipulate with, arid give full affurance to
the public, that fuch offence as is apprehended, (hall not happen, by
I finding pledges or fecurities for their good behaviour."— fhis
curity to the Public is here founded on that itatute, by which Sea-
lmen are compiled to contribute monthly to the Chatham Chelt ;
and as it is prefunted that a fitnilar regulation may Iv: extended to
all that; of the riling generation, who are not payers to the poor-
rate or to the revenue ; who, initead of laying on their fuperiots
the heavy burden incurred by idlentfo and profligacy, might he
obliged to make early provilion for their future welfare. Thus
/lair morals would be improved, their wan•s fupplied. a laudable
fpirit of-independence acquired, and every individual would be •
come his own Reformer.

With thefe views the formation of Friendly Societies is recom-
mended, at the fame time that the defeeta and abufes in their pre-
fent Rate are pointed out, and remedies fuggefted. Thefe fug.
geftions, if adopted, would prevent adventitious posoity, and ftop
the great inlet to Par;9l PAupers. The irkfome burin& to the
•Magiftratc and Parifh ufficer would be diminifked. 'The vete-
tilos law of fettlement uuld four- become ohfolete,aod the heavy
poor rate reduced to a fi th of its prefent large amount.
41 We have perufed this really patristic mad with much fat's-
faClion, &Tank the Author appears to us to contemplate the im-
portant funlea of W.. n t0..,rk4 to a true point of view; and that,•
fore Wt rt con:mem: c 6elitr.d and effective attention.".--Month-
ly lie tic w.

• Llacklbc, Book iv,c. 111.

FASHIONABLE FURNISHINO SHOP,
AFTER THE LONDON STYLE.

Alkii ROSS, Clothier, No. z, St. An-
v ilrew'a-ftreet, Edinburgh, refpedfully informs bi. FrirOs
and the Public, that he has alway 4 on hand every thing New and
Fakonable in the Clothier line, of the heft W-rkiranfhip and
Materials, which he condones to make up at the following pric.l,l
for ready money only :
A Coat of any colour, belt foperfine L 1 9 0
Ditto, French Black, or Navy Blue 2 13 0
Ditto Superfine, from 216 s to to 0
Gilt, or Pitted Buttomt, an extra charge to the above.
A Veft of the heft London Printed Cti/ilting t 1 0
Toilenet, ditto ix 6
Silk ditto a 19 0
Beft Silk Breeches I IS 0
Conftittitlnnal, or Velvet ditto 17 0

Patent C• rd, trom tl. is. to x 5 o
Brit Mili'd Cafilmere ditto - t 4 0
Belt Single Caftimere ditto - x I o
Forma Cloth Pantaloons, from t6s. to x 2 C
Bdt Mill'd Stocking ditto - I 2 0

Deft Superfine Blue Pantaloons
&ft Mifi'd Cafflmcre ditto

I 7 o
7

Single ditto a s o
A Suit of heft Superfine Black Clo•h 4 8 o
Gentlemen above five feet eight incht a hies and three feet two
inches thick, will be charged extra for Cloth. Ladies Habits,
Boys' Dreirzs, Servants' Liveries, and every thing in the line done
on equally moderate terms, and on the fhorteft pollibte notice.—
Particular attention paid to Army and Navy Uniforms. Gentle-
men in the Country, by fending their old clothes for !near:ire, will
be fervid on the :;me terms as if preftnt.
Eslinburgh, March 6, 1837.

SYNONYMES. •
This day was publifbed. prh. fss. in boards, in one elorely printed
Volume,

DICTIONNA I I: F. U NIVi.RSLLdes Synonyms
de In Latigue Franc.nire.s

Par M. de 1.1i.V.1L AC.

Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS Nu 6, Bri ige-street, Black-
friars and to he had of all Boolsk.lers.

DR. MA VOR'S NFW W *.RIS.
This day sins publithed, in two el rant Vol frr.lreap oetwo.
Price Nina shilling. in hoards,
A FATHER's GIFT' l'O HIS CHILDREN;
confining of original hSSAYS. TALES, Rn.-
FLECTIONS, &c.
By WILLIAM MAYOR: LL. D.
Vicar of.Hurity, in Beiiiihi,e,at,tl Chaplain to th-! Earl of M.lir3.
Printed for Ric naan PuiLLIP., No. 6. Ncw 13ritisc•ft; cLt ;
and to be had of all 80okt-diem

THF. NFW HOUSE OF COMMONS.
This day wac publiihld, price toe. 6d..in Boar is. iis. in LA, or
las. Calf gilt, a yew and enlarged I•dition, rewired to the Fiat
of March, of
ABIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE
of COMMONS containing Reef hat enrred Notices of
the Lives, the Family and I'arty Connections the Senatorial Chas
rader and C'enatind, and other ufeful and fatistadary Particulars
relative to all the Members of the prefent COMMONS HOUSE
of PARLIA MEN l'; drawn up and printed as a Companion to
the Court KaknJars and the Packet Peerages.
Printed for RICUARD Paitcars, No 6. IPidge.fireet,Blackfriars,

AeffSerll.7lPilireepary mimosa. =
GENERAL MEETING of PLANTERS,
MERCHANTS. and Others, intereßed in the WEST
INDIA COLONIES, t;e held at the London Tavern, in
tif..opfgate-iireet, on MONDAY NEXT. in confeinence of re-
cent very interefling intelligence from Jamaica.—The Chair wits
ta'..s.o at Oue o'clock ;nearly.
WILLIO4 HOLDEN, Soc.

.4 CATALOGUE of a LARGE. aad VALUABLE COI.LEC-

'PION of btIOX.S foe the YFAR cBO7.
T) i• thy was pa:lnched.

. .
fIUTHELL and MARTIN's CATALOGUE
of wit eitcnpve and uft.tul Coßraless of Books in various
Language:. and Claire& of Lizerature ; on gale for read', money, iii
Middle-roar, Holborn. where Catalogues may be had, price as.

This day were ptiblifbect,

Beautifully printei in focticap (may°, and einhelliatcd with a fine
Head of Anacreon, price 6d. in boards.

THE ODES of ANACREON of TROS ; the-
rally tranikted into Englidh Prnfe. with Notes, Second
Edition —By the Rey. THOMAS GILPIN, A. B.
London : Printed for J. Maw man, No. 22, Poultry:i and Will-
fon and Spence, York.

Opening of the Sca and lathi Smite to all his Maicity's Liege

. _
Subjras iodiftriminately. - -
AN HISTORICAL LETTER frnm FRANCIS
PLOWDEN, ttfq to Sir RICHARD MUSGRAVE. Bart
. .

•
Chit is Eh:. only Publication wbich contains a legal difquifition
to;uoi the Operation and Effects of the Law as it now affct2s
above one third of his Majcfty's Liege Sabjecets.
To be bad of Mr. Booker, New Borid•ftrect, price 3a. 6d. and
trite: principal BookfrUers in Town and Country.

This day were publiihtd. price is. 6d.

CURSORY REFLECTIONS nn the Meafures
now in agitation in favour of the ROMAN CATHOLICS
of the UNlrtn KING')OM.

By a LOYAL IRISHMAN.
Printrd for J. Hatchard. No. is)°, Piccadilly, Loodaa.
Of whom may be had. price 6d. or sa. per dosed,
...

An ALARM to thC REFORMED CHURCII OE ellltlSTiettabliihod
in theft Yinkionni.

Thle thy were puhlithed, price 2a.
C,Z HORT REMARKS upon recent Political Oc•
currencee and particularly on the New PLAN of FINANce.

- .
Primal for] Hatcliard, BOokklier to her Majefty, No. £93 op•
polite Altbany, Piccadilly.
Of whom may he had, the Second Edition, price se.
. .

Brrxr FIAMINATION into the Inert:are of the Revenue during
the Adminißration of the Right Hon. Waz.z.sra Prim. By the
Xigl:t lion. Ggouce Rose, M. P.

This dap was publlibed price TS 6d.

OBSERVATIONS '
on Mr. WHITBREAD's
lJ YOOR BILL, and on the POPULATION of ENGLAND;
in•cncl:d as a Supp!crnent to " A Short Inquiry into the Policy,
1-Lniauity, ant part Fffedta of the Poor Laws.
By JOHN WEYLAND. jun. Efq.
_ _ . . .

Author of that Wurk, and one of his May:RA Juftices of the
Peace for the Counties of Oxford. Berksland Surrey.
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Primed for I. Hatebard, Bookfeller to her Majefty, No. in°.
T'veldilly: Marrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Lhurch-yard; and J.
Afperne, CoralsilL

;slew Plan for Providing for the POOR, and Leircning the POOR
RATES, with Notes on the Poor Laws of Scotland.
This day was publinied. price 3s. or with the New Bill, as.
ACOMPREHENSIVE VIEW of the POOR
LAWS, and STATE of the POOR, with Remarks on the
flans of Arthur Young, Mr. Laucaftrr, Mr. Role, Mr. Malthus,
4!tc &e. in a Speech delivered in Parliament.
By SAMUEL WHITBREAD, Efq.
The New Bill for Promoting and Encouraging Induflry, and the
Relief and Regulation of the Necelltous Poor, feparate
Printed for J. Ridgway, oppofite Bondsftreet, Piccadilly.
Alfo ; i. The State of the Populadon, the Poor, and Poor
Rates. in every psrifh within the Bills of Mortality, in the Cities
of London and Weliminfler, the borough of Southwark and county
of Midtikfes, as.
a. New Plan of Finance, with the plans of Lord eaftleresgh, Mr
Johnitone,&c.and the Speech of Lord Henry Pettv,Er.e. 416

SELECT ARCHTI EC !UR&

wag publithed. el.!santly engraved in Aquatinta, on
Twmtv-Px Plates, royal Ooarto, tl. t ts. tSd. in boards,
tiT ELEGANT COT CAGES and
VIAL!.. V:1,1 . AS, eAci.lattd for the Comfort and Conve-
y o!' of nus,krate and or ample Fortune, carefully
c,i-,ovia int.. I'...rfn.ra!ve, with a general Eftimate.
By E. t.;VF!.C.RD, ARCHITECT.

tic fizcood of a Series of Seleii Arehitedture—
ruNid.,d J. ti:e .Irdlitcaural Library, No. 59,
; J Hardlng, St. James's ftreet ; and J. Carpenter,
OW V.:in! Where I,e had, juil. publilhcd, The Firft

Pair ,c•••t•
1)1•NI(iNb SMALL PICTURES:N:P. COTTAGES and
HUNT INC. 111)Xl..S. adapted for ornamental Retreat; for Hunt-
• ing 411 d '!)or : aif. tome Defini for Park Entrances, Bridges,
Sc. un Twenty Plates, 4to. Price 11. Is.
i,. board..

IVE T ,'.\'DIES.

JAMATCA—RINGSTCN, JANUARY 'o.

The Ihip Eleanor (C-trineaman), Davidfon, in 43
clays trom Goree, bound to Charteflon, put into Nal-
fan, New Proviiepee, on the 27th November, in
:lintel's, being in w4r.: of provifit:ns and water, and
her crew to lickk that only two of them were able
to do duty. She rai!ed from G,,ree on the 17th of
0.4... her, all in good health ; and on the 2 lit the
{laves revolted, and f Lraincd great an afcendancy,
thiit they were redut-A to the difagreeable alternative
1.1 firing on them, hefote they could get them below,
whin fevcral were wounttcd, and three jumped over-
hoard and were drowned. IVrViam Parker, one of
the f.atnent was alfo feverely bruifed about the head,
and wounded in the hip by a mdket-ball, in confe•
quer.ce of which he died on the 3tl November. The
Spanith Ichootter San Jofef, laden with intik, taken
r•ff Cuba by la Pique frigate, arrived yellerday
f:..'imight.—Previous to her bein...r, taken prffs:ffion of,
tf•le whole of the crew, except the Captain and two
men, made their elcape to the fhore in the fchooner's
t),:rts.
La Pique frigate, of 36 guns, Captain Ross, ar•
rived the fame day fr..m Carthagena. On the 28th,
a heavy *lle of wind, fh^ tinting her Internal/ and
b-.wiprit, and carried away her foretop-gallant•maft.
The 1)ani111 fchooner Phce:rix, with a cargo of
yolks, taken by a French privateer, and recaptured
ir the 2ditt!tart off St. jAgo de Cuba, by his Majetly's
it ip ISacchat te, arrived on Thurfday. On the 4th,
c.ft the rear b..nr, la Bacchante gave chace to a French
t•r
i vateet, efcaped, by getting on flame during
the flight.
We unsterfland, that an embargo is laid upon all
l•r•j".,,n vcfFels from •he I 3: h to the 24th inaant, in
corlequence of the laihng or the earring fleet.
The Spai.ifh fchooner la Rita has been captured
by the private armed lchoor.er Mayflower, Captain
J,•brif.n. She had on board sc,coo dollars, betides.
a quantity of tallow, ledthcr, and medicines ; and is"
arrived (,fe at Natiliti.
The Britilh Goitre tman, John Phillips, from the
River Congo, with 33c flaves, got afhore an the t4th
of December un Cumming's Reef, in going into
Charleflon, and was completely loth The crew and
11,tvr:s were cat tied athore in pil ,t boats.
A flight !hock of an earthquake was felt in this
F;ty, and its vicinity, at a quarter raft nine o'clock
fell Wellpsfday moinias.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH 2c.

Counfel were heard at fome length relative to the Scots Appeal,
Alexander Dingwall Fordyce, Efq. v Sir John Gordon, Bart. and
Alexander Meir, lifq. viz. Mars. Gillies and Alexander en the
part of the Appellant. The farther hearing was adjourned by their
Lordihipa rill Monday.
Hoptiouse and others brought up from the Commons the
Irl Spirit Licence NU, which was forthwith read a firlt time.

A few private Bill. were brought up from the Commons by Mr
FRIGUSON. Sir it. W. VAutitatt, Bart. and other Gentlemen,
which were alto read a firit time.

l.ord GRENVILLE prefoned certain additional documents re-
lative to the State of the Military. the Returns of Recruiting, &c.
purfuant to a recent Vote of their Lordthips.