Star.
London, England, 1807-02-11 00:00:00

FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN DISTRESS.

VOK the purpofe of more eireaually relieving vo-
x Nitunste Foreigners; and of preventing theft emits/It and
prelims calks ugon the benevolence of individuals, feveral perfons
Dave united in forming a New lnftitution, denominated the SO-
CIETY of FRIENDS of RiftEIGNERS in pis 'CRESS ; whore
eked it itrlU he to salt the Needy, friendkfs Strangers, and to
enable Inch as may defire it, to return to their own Country.—
With this view, a Public Meeting will be held at the London
Tavern, Elfhoptgate- Wee, an Thurfday nest, the asth indent, at
Twdre o'Clock, when an outline of the plan will be fulunitted;
and the Committee earneiHy reqtkft the attendance of every per-
fun, who may be inclined to co-olerate in this benevoleit deign.
CHAS. MURRAY,
Bedford-ftreet , Bedford-row, Secretary (pro tempore)
Feb. 9, 1807.
•,• The Chair will be taken at One precifely.

UNItERTHE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS
THE DUKE OF YORK,
NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY.
VARIOUS public Advertifeinents having appear-
ed from time so time with [event of our names, unautho-
geed by us, and contrary to our wi(hes, the following notice is
given, in order to prevent any further mifspprehenton or decep-
tion:
We, the undertgrod Prefident, Vice-Prettlento, Treafurer,
ant} Eire. Governors, of a Society formerly iwftitvted foe the
so RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR, thin!' It incumbent on
• us.zo deelare,that in eonfecioence of our difapprobation of the
" conduit of Come of the Ofbecrs and Managers of that !aim
• tion, we confider ourfclves as having had no connection with the
society (to which Air John Pinhorn is now raid to be Treafurer,
" and Mr. William Turnbull, Surgeon) ilnee the tith day of De-
l' CeMber ARCO; flOr haVC we ever tandlioncd, or even been privy
• to, any of th, it fuhfcquent proceedings; hut have joined and
• Lsictioned another frttitutlan, wider the title of the NEW
4 RUPTURE SOCIETY, eftablithed ttos, which we trait will
" be governed by Itvbjult and honourable principles as will pre-
* vent thof,.: irregularities which compelled us, the uncicrgpied,
" to withdraw from the former Inftitution : and we rely on that
▪ pubic and liberal rapport to the New Society which,on i% sib-
gation, it maybe Pound to mcdt.
(Signed) " Henry Hoare 1
Preficlont. " Wm. Mem
4' Melville. " W. Hall Tiarbrel
" Vice-Prefidenut. " Abraham Goldfniid
10 M. Oarchihote " Rebt. Thornton
4 J. Hew/Wide " Sand. Thornton
4' ;Ohl' Julius Angatiein " Henry Thornton
• W ittdham " Jame., Ferree 0
• kibt rt Hanker " George wow'
• Wr. Farquhar% " Teigninoui
" Treafuret. • " W. Wilberforce
3. W. Adam. " Barbaro
" S. Dunelm.
tkiIsW„VtRUPTURE SOCIETY is under the immediate pa.
trmate of Ms Royal Highnefs the Duke if YORK ; who has o
ylefewsled isicsprero° biota!, conviction of Its goat public utility."
to RELIEVING the POOR of BOTH SEXES, AFFLICTED
avIfoIriERNIARY COMPLAINTS and PROLAPSES. By
dit a
fyllern of economy in the Formation and Management
of a permanent Fund for there purports, a number of Sublcribgrs
of One or Two Guineas each per annnm, may be enabled to ad-
alinifter coufoiatioa to thoufands of their fallow creatures, Who
would ahoy& die agreeably, or live unoratable members of the
cOrntuunity.
The benefits of,tblit Charity are extended to all parts of the
Wolgenn ; and the Patinas in Lon:Ion are attend& (gratis) by
Pr. BLAIR, No. fe,i, Great Rail-ell-Erect, Etoomlbury.
Sabfcriptions for the ufe of the New Rupture Society are re
'eyed be the fotowing Bankers :—Melfrs. Hoare, Ficet-ftreet,
( frea(urcrs to the Intlisution); Hank cy and Co. Fenchurch.ftreet;
Faller, Chinni., and Co, Lombard-ftrect ; Ranfom and Co
PIE Mall; and by Mr. John Sawyer, No. to, Great St. James.
Miett, Bedford-row (Coiled-tor IN the Society) ;of whom may be
bid the Printed Rules, and a Lilt of the Governors.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN having already corn-
menced an adive canvas for your Suffrages at the annual elec-
tion of Diredors in Apr:l next,permit me, now out of the Direc-
tion by the ufual rotation, again to make you a refpdiful offer of
my ferviceo,and to folicit the favour of your fupport on that °dation.
Since I have had the honour of a foot in your Direction, now a
confiderable number of years, I can truly fry that I have aacd
folelympon public principles, and with a fincere drfire to promote
the important intercltv, with the adminittration of which he Com-
p:my iv invelted, and it is my lteady purpofc,if I Omit be honoured
with the continuance of your confidence. to perfevere in the fame
line of coudua which I hope I do not titter myttlf in believing,
has hitherto been marked with your approbation:
I have the honour to be, very refpedfolly,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your frithted and molt obcdicut bumble Servant,
George-Itreet, Manfion Houfe; Feb. S. GEORGE SMITH.