Star.
London, England, 1815-12-25 00:00:00

CoI.F.MAN-vrßfigl* WARD.

A T a COURT of WAItDMOI'E., holden at the
" Paridt t.7lt:.rela.o( at. Stephen's. Churth; Co!entan.erreete
on the 7ts., and r.otulnited by aditerneteut to the ISId Decentb..e.
1815, th•• 1w;,13 Regulutitnts passed onaninuntay, Cs.
In. That the Thanks of this Wardittote be presented to WM.
IlsrcA•re, Esq. Alderman, not only for bl lble gni linpartild
conduct during the present Cotitebt, bet alto for the kealous
tfis-
charEr of hip Jury as a 1113glstrate, mud his stria attention to the
int:rebt of the Ward.

2.1. That the Thanks of thil Wa4note rivm to FRANCIS
PA? NTE R, foe. his regts!ariti ii the discharge of the
various da:ic. assigned to him, and fur his general ?wet es Cu the
Ward.

3d. That the Thank; of this. Wa-dinate be also given to
Messrs. Weir, aryl K 4 aid Cu PM it, for their pu:ictual dis-
charge of their thry as Comoro!' Councilmen df this Ward.
4th. That the Thinks of War...mote be Al.O prrsenied tts
Mr. Cis. A *Les %,'"Lt.c-cis., for his past service as 'nee of the Com-
mon Counc Int.n, and tur the itatolsome nranner to w:uu he de..
ailed the coutcsi oc the preseritnecasinri.
bigned by order of the W7trillivoe.
THCPAAS Ta;•..l Celt.
Final Ciirs,e t'f the Pill.

Paynter - . 107 Murcer . 97
• I Westlo2 Chapman ... 10
Davies - MI 1 Walker . 39
Letts - 10: I
Whereupon the Alderman declared the first sic Cent!men
airy elected.

HUN I'INGDONSHIRE.
TO be SOLO, an ESTATE, compris'ng Sistfl.
Farms, erintaining togethvr upwards of 50.) Acrls, the
whale lying in a ring fener_ Part is Freehold, and part Copy.
hold, fine certain. Ile Farms are both In a One stwe of culti.
cation, and let to most responsible Tenants for Unexpired terms,
one of eleven and the other of nine years. The Estate will be
sold so as to pay good interest, on a moderate atal red ,:d rental.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Longdi:l and Ii arter-
field, Gray's Inn, London.

TO CARPENTERS. WHEELERS, MILLWRIGIrI, BLJ-
S I'EAD•MAKERS and Others

TO BE SOLD BY AUC'T'ION by M..virs. CREA ro N and ion.
on the Prentise4. on Wednotday, Dec. Vith, at eleven o'clock.
opposite the Green Uragon, Pedlars Acre (by Direction of the
Proprietor).

FIFTY Thousand Heading, 96 ditto Sack c*ck
Staves, 41 ditto Butter Firkin ditto, 6 ditto 2 teat Ash
Staves, 6 ditto Sugar Hogshead ditto, a enmity of 2 an
feet Oak and Beech ditto, Sawn and Cletr Pale Fencing, Oak
Posts, Fir Scantling and Arm Rail ; tin thousand feet ot
Board, le loads of Ash Plank, 10 loads of 2 inch and # to 4 am b
Beech do. 6 thmisand Ash Spokes, 4 loads of single hr l.a 1.4
Elm Med, Elm top•, 2 thousand Cartouch Bo2os. stacks of
wood aii.l other ta'•ct,; also a cap,tal Horse Alt with 16 :.•et
wheel, drum, shattt, Ste. compice.
To be vitsvt.4l on I ue,slay preceding the sale, when catalogue,
may be had on the Premises; at the Skin Market, Stones Did,
Blackman-street ; and of Medan. Creatoo and Son, No. Zs, Great
Tower•street. •

N. b. The M:11 to he seen by applying at the Pin Manufactory,
back of the Hope and Ai:chur, Camden Town.

To the SCROFULOUS, CONSUMP fIVE, and NERVOUS.
FXPERIMENTALLY convinced, with the
I world at large, not only of the inutility but injury fre-
quently done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the Cure
of these Diseases, and, at the same time, fully persuaded that,
in the dispensation• of PROVIDENCE, effectual Remedies cer-
tainly were to be found ; we confidently and zealously devoted
ourselves to the study of them ; and the result of fourteen years'
application has been the happy discovery of l'hree New Retne.
dies, entirely out of the usual run ine of Mettle:a Practice, pro.
eluting the most extraordinary and beneficial effects on the Con•
sumpiore, Scrofulous, anti Nervous, who are nor only relieved
from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable complain s, but
their very Constitu•ions are radielly changed.— We oxygenate
the blood of the Consumptive, heal their diseased lung', and re..
store the emaciated frame to robust and ruddy health. Nor do
we palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula; for our Scrofulous
Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease, and rarely fails
rooting it out of the constitution. Our Nervous Remedy is equity
successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mental disease, wearied
out by perpetual disappointment, may here Ics..k with confidence,
and will certainly obtain relief from their wretchedness. '1 he New
Medical Institution is established by a Society of Medical Gentle •
men, for the Cure of thew Complaints only, at No. ft, Tati►tuck.
street, Redford-square, I.undott.—F. Xnet Lit and Co.

•.• Ample Instructions are given with Kiel, distinct Remedy,
lie price of which oi ins thls double Si, quad►uple .41 13. to-
gether with a Vamp!, of the evideucvs of the sUCCeSS of these
modes of treatment. DT. SK I% N Mt, Meu,lk•r of the Royal l'ul-
I.•ge, may be consulted at the Institution from eleven to • lave, or
by letter, post ',aid, Including a remittance, addressed to
XAVIER :std CO. a. above. The above Pamphlet may be :.ul
gratis, at the Institution, where the Remedies are sold, wholesale,
and retail, and by all Venders in Town and Country.

HICKMAN'S PILLS.
IN the various complaints incident to the human
frame, there are none more dreadfvlin their nature, not niers
alarming in their consequences. than theGRAVEL and STONE, •
PAINS in the BACK, • LOINS, BLADDER, and LUM•
SAGO. They are complaints to which every person is liables
and are a foundation for ever, other species of Disorder. The
above invaluable Medicine composed of the most innocent in-
gredients, has been found of singular efficacy, in the above Com-
plaints; removing the calculi, or gritty weretiong, and banishing
every pernicious tendency to those disorders, without confine-
meat. From a consciousness of the po,verful quality of these
Pills fully evinced by a private practice of many years, they
air Offered to die afflietad, and recommended as a cure or the
'bore complaints.
COPY of a LETTER from GEORGE CORDON, Esq. to
Mr. liICKNIAN.
Sir—Having been for above twenty years greatly distressed
with eke Gravel, vialent pains in the back, a Straneuttry, 'Otis
little intermission, ar.l the most escruciating tortures, witentva
I attempted to make wirer ; athi at lift became so weak, train
want ot rt .t and appLE.te, ik;.% Karzely able to sva:k across the
roots*. In hopes of telt, f, I had, hoax tine to time, recourse .o
the het.t advice, and took the meat approved prescript!ons, with-
out being :my better. observing HICKM AN'S PILLS adv"...
ttsol as an eltectual c.tre for the stilts:. and Gravel, and Stopp.ye
to Wire, I used teem • iliff simmer for about two months; old
from them found tort if daily better, piss my water freely with-
out pain ; my appetite and strength restored, am able to ride oo
hot seback, which I could aot do for twelve months preceding the
use of these NU. Sir, your most obedient servan..' •
October ge. utoßot 00It DON,
Sub-Sheriff, ilerwickshire.
From R. FERRIER, Esq. to Mr. HiCKNIAN, ApothecarY..
sit —I believe HICKMAN'S PILLS to be the br-t tie I:ir.e
ever known for curing the Gravel, therefore I have taken or.por.
lenity to reconimmil them. Iwo boxes and a half 't ve cat e. me,
so that I have not found tr necessary to take more; and aV-,outh
I t ave suffered greatly from that disorder, I >hall Inv r be a raj
of it, when I can psoLure so good a remedy. I an., tkc.
1 lent.by, tear Yarmouth./ R. FERRIER.
Noriolk, Feb IV.
Sold at Mr. Butler's, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Ch•trch.
yard; and mote Medicine Venders. in England, Scotistol,
lewd, Wales, East and West Indies, America, &a. in boxes is
• Ya. VA. each.