Star.
London, England, 1812-06-11 00:00:00

SAMUEL HANNstrirtAN Ll-VENEREAL SPECIFIC.

VORFritry YEA rts bas this celebrated and infallible
Preventive Lotion erkiyed an un:ivalled reputation—a fact
eworaileltil in he world, and a decisive pi uol of its mild and
"rict &et.. Thousandh i r every coutrry can vouch that it
h ihe surest prnt,ction agzinst Ve CRSAL Ittr ECTI-024.
Sold is I.cndon by Mr. Lan' Coo' rvis'i, at Nn. 1, I.rrr LE
!tifrout.aTatETs facing the Opert House, at 101. 6d. &bottle, or
le% if mare, and at 7.. 6'l. or three for a guinea ; by whom all
°ideal PK raid, and inclositig the value, will be punctual'y exe-
ailed. Alan I'y Jorey High-etrcet, Oxford; and hleyies, Abbey
Church-y.IH !lath

IMPROVED INSTAN I'ANEOUS LIGHT, by
R. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 4i2, S-rat-d, opposite Buekng.
bstu.strett, Ade '1 he superiority of Chsposan's Improved
Isitintaneons Ligl.t, is evident from their extensive sale, and ine
erraeitta demand, as well as from the general estimation in which
sr,r7 ate Lai by many families of di.st .:.:coat, merchants and
hthersovito coneamtly use and recommend them as a convenient ,
dad awful appendage to the writing-table, counting-Anuses and
11.'d-taamher: in tither of witch situat ors an incastranenull
h'ot's fr, qsently of the utmost importance. 'this preparation
c.ff,rs from every other—is simple, certain, and durable—always
Ilrr ud wi:hout smell or inet.nyeuienea—not subject to change
nr attention in any climate, consequently must prove a valuable
'ctl'aili".on to travellers. Merchants, for. exportation, will be
htved on liberal terms.
Pni,pared and sold, wholesale end retail, by the Inventor, 446,
4trand,Looduti; also by Messrs. Homer and Co. NO 9S, SOlOth'
hidge, Eihnbuqh, (she Proprietor's general Agents for Scat-
land)).yrice 1:1s. los. tid. Ss. td. 6s. and 4s. tid each, with 'direc.
!awls; likewise the PA FONT POCKE:r LANTERN, which folds
ttoto the ipace of a small pockrt hook, and contains the above
lot Instan.aneous Light. •

TO THE LADIES.—A CARD.
LADIES who have experienced the unpleasantness
of the Hair f.l:ing out of curl from perspiration, in the
fresco' warm weather, are respect.ully Informed that the u-e of
ATKINSON'. Original CURLING FLUID will remove chit in-
isaytuience. TI is Fluid is without competition for dress', g the
pyetering it such a gloss and lovely apvearance as can be obtaint d
to other mears whatever, and, by its intrinsic qualities,
I Yes such firmness to the Curl, that neither damp, perspirati: n.
exercise, or any other cause, will any ways Went it; and is
es superior fur false that it st gentrally used by the
fee rate Hair Dressers to give a finishing polish to their
head Dressers, and to keep in the curls, no other at li-
ve answering the same purpose. It is gompoecd of Vegetable
!aisainot iniparts a reviving grateful fragrance and wouderfury
atkras and promotes the growsh of the ha r.
Sold by the Proprietor James Atkinson, Perfumer, 9, High-
:lom, Bloomsbury, Loodion ; by Bayley and Blew, 6ockspur-
!feel Harding and Howell,'Pall Mall; Turner, 75, Overton,
17, Bond-struet ; Grange, I I .5, Oxford-street; Berry, 379 Urea"
street •
3ifet 63, Cheapside ; Bolton, Royal Exchange; and
!non Perfumers and ItUrdressers in the Empire, at S. 6.1. or
larger 69. the bottle. N. B. As therelisre counterfeits, please ob-
lesrtke gsouine is sioed" James Atklasos." .

THURSDAY, d

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EAST INDIA HOME, Loam, Jaw 10, 1818.
PERSONS who are willing to supply the East
Indb Company with MO Chaidrons •of the ben SEA
COALS. Pool measure, distinguishing the different sorts; 460
Chddrons to be delivered within a short period. and the re-
maining gonlitiry when wanted, at the East India House and
Warehouse. free of all expeotee, may send In their Proposals,
Sealvd or, add: emed to the Commissioners of the Rause, before
tw. tve o'clnek on Wednesday sat, the 17th Instant.

LONDON-OAZET SATVIIDAT, 16th MAY, 11312.
WNEREAS, by an Act 'of Parliament made and
v passed in the fifty-last Year of the Reign of his present
Majesty, &reeling that the several Articles -and 'Pillage corn-
porng the Prises far Doctor THORNTON'S BOTANICAL
LOTTERY should be submittsd to our Inspection; and we,
whose Names are hereunto subscribed, having respected the
ran e, do hereby, in purimince of the Directioes of tit..? said Act,
certify, that the said several Anieles and Things composing thv
same, as specified in the Schedule to the as:el Act, have been
completed and finished with as much Art and Skid as, and in all
Respects equal in Point of Execution to, such Pars thereof
were completed and finished at the Time of passing-the rail
Act : as Witness our Hands this Ist Day of May, tut 2.
PAUL COLN AT:111.

COLIN
The TICKETS, .
_price Al. Ss. each, are selling at Dr •rno N.
TON'S, No. I, Hiude-street, Manchester-square; where the
GRAND Patzt, and a Specimen of the Works, may be seen:
and the Tickets are al.o on Sale at the Lottery Office. in Town
and Country.---To be drawn by the neat state Lottery.—..
Schemes Gratis.

AT a numerous Meeting of the Nobility, Gentry,
Clergy, Freeholders, and other inhabitants of the county of
Chester.held at Northwich, in the said county, on Monday, the
2d of June, 191'3, pursuant to an advertisement fn m the High
Sheriff, for the purpose of addressing his Royal Highness the
PRINCI REGENT, and assuring him of the abhorrence felt by the
Inhabitants of this county in general, of the atrocious system of
tumult and insubordination, which has made its appearance iu
some parts of this county, and their determination to use every
means in their power, to frustrate the machinations of the in-
disposed, and bring back the deluded to a sense of their duty.
EDMUND YATES, Esq. High Sheriff, in the Chair.
An Address to les Royal Highness the PRINCE Rustier was
moved by Sir He nry Mainwaeng Mainwating, Barr. seconded by
t I e Rev. Sir •I'lma. Broughton, Bart. and unanimously approved of.
Resolved—That the Address shall be signed by the Sheriff on
behalf of this Meeting, and that the Representatives in Parlia-
ment for this county, be requested to present the same to his
Royal Highness the ?rime Regent.
That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Magistrates
acting in the Districts where riot and tumult have unhappily,
*hewn themselves, for the attention they have twilit-aced to the
public peace, Aid the great propeety and energy with which
they have discharged all tie. it duties.
Also, to the Yeomanry, Volunteers, and other Military, for
their spirited and humans` conduct, on a servile so peculiarly
painful to the feelings of Englishmen • and, that such thanks be
communicated to the Commanding Officer of each Corps.
On the motion of Sir THOM as Belau oa•roN, Baronet.
It was resolved, by the Gentlemen present at th!s Meeting.
that the use of Pastry be altogether abolished in their respective
families, and that each Gen•lernan shall make such replations in
his house, as to the use of Breads as may appear l.kely to reduce
the consumption of Flour.
Ordered, litat Copies of these Resolutions. and of the Address
when presented, shall be inserted in the fAlowing newsm, ri :
the STAII,COUrier, and Globe, and the Chester and Macclesli •Id
Papers. (Signed) EDMUND YAI ES, Sheriff.
'the Sheriff having lift the Chair, Sir HENRY tvIAINWARING
MAINWAIIIN 6, Baronet, *as requested to take the same.
Resolved unknimously, that the Thanks of the Meeting be
given to the High Sheriff for convening the same, and for his
conduct in the chair. •