Star.
London, England, 1815-03-03 00:00:00

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ITEXIAC ROV.U., 1)111111T-L A NE.
rO.NOR ROW EVENING. their Majesties'
Servants will perform the Tragedy at
Rom-Eo AND JULIET.
To which; wig be added,
FORTUNE'S FROLIC

td. dad will be revived, die Tragedy of King Riehazd the
R iclt‘rd, Mr. Kean.

A I'RE ROYAL,`COVENT-CARDILN.

;10-I‘I6ItROW EVENING, will be performed,
1 the Play of
THE STRANGER.
'fo which will be Added,
THE SLEEP WALKER.

The Operatic Drama of The Vireo of the Sun will be revived
n Altiuday.

AT a numerous and respectable MEETING of
the INT 1.% I'ANTS of S I'OKE NEWINGTON, in the
c4,.ilty of hIII.DIESI'X, held at the Vestry Itu-mn, on Wed-
the Ist day of March, 1 a IS, in consequence of a Requt.
itior for the porptoie pre anted teethe Churchwardens.
W R Kilt 1., Upper Churchwarden, in the Chair.
sae toit...eino Resolutions were proposed and mozninleuar
treed t., ;
!Lit Cie inhabitants of this Par:sh have heard with great sue.
7:4 and regret, that uotwilistanding the universal expression
Pubic opinion in the last Session of Parliament, that a
Jut !.as been presented to and is now in prosecution through the
4.11-e of l:nitiolone, for :he alteration of the Corn Laws.,
Ilia., in the jiaigmeta al this Meeting, the immediate and tm-
veitlall- result of the alteradon of those l.aws, in the dtanner
Ed the event now proposed, will he an advance in the price
f Bread, and con.equently of the other necessary articles of life.
! at the 111:tahit;usts of this Country have cheer fully borne the
,a;drns and expenses of the late War, in the hype 014 it would
followed by a permanent Peace, and that a reduction of the
e til Cunt (the erraordinary advance whereof has been con-
• Iced as incidental uuly to a state of War) would be one of the
rt 1,4 y consequences of the restoration of Peace, but which
thudhl the proposed measures receive the sanction of the
t: >Wore, there Is great reason to apprehend, will never be'
Lain d.

iliac it appear, to this Meeting that the proposed alteration of
Curn LAWb, by advancing theaprice of labour, will be highly
• r. us to the nianufActueing luterests of this country, hue-
, • ieb ch at the present period it is peculiarly important to
a, pro,ect, to enable our Manufacturers, notireithstan.l.
4eavy Lixenian under u It'cle they necessarily labour, to
ircei n e qu.d terms the rival manufactures of France and other

11J the %gricultural interests of this country (which this
Meet, : nadity almits are equally?entitled with the Manuraz-
vra t. protection Of Parliament) do not call for or warrant
ire, Legislative Interference in their favour, inasmuch
:tl,& ut Poor's Rates, Labour, and Tythes, (which
4111' : the ra Jim] consequence of the reduction of the price of
:kr ' •,,,, :her with the fall of rents to a peace standard, aa4
the , of a ProperysTax of 17} per cent. will, in con-
is with other causes necessarily arising out of a state of
safic.st,tly,prutect the interests of the Land Owner and

r. and mable them both to sustain the same rank in to.
v.i.i‘h they held prior to the commencement of the late

.)..t rentions foun4le.l on the foregoing Resolutions be imme-
lop-iv pre,tioed to both Houses of Pairament, praying that
•Ile &II I:0 pending in the House of Commons may DOC pus
..sto a law.

Ilia. tot l' t.tion now read he approved and adopted
lbit tau parts of the Petiti.on be immediately ingresses!, Sod
-rum thr house of Mr. Rigby, one of the Chureltwartiens,,
(.14r. c• t; on 'fburadAy old Friday, the 44 and 3d in-
at Mr. Wright's, tLe other Churchwarden, In Hig'n•
trto uu Saturday, the ith instant, for the signature of the
ithdptoits.

bat the Churchwardens. together with Messrs. Crasyshay,
C. 44 on, Wat.un. Jonathan Hoare, %V. Johnston, Richard
'tub, and Swaissitn, be a Commiirce to take charge of the Pe.
ii~sahen sig,md ; an that they be rrquestea to make the ne•
ssary arrangements for getting the Petition to the Howe of
:00hutons presented without deby by one of the County Mein.
en, and that to the 'louse of Lords by some Lord of Par-
Sneer%

idat the folvting Resolutions he signed by the Chairman,
and inserted t in Tux S 1 a, Times, Morning Chroni-
at, Mottling Pus!, and Courier Nesespapere.
JAS. WRIGHT, Chairman:
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Church-
rs for iiieir promptitude in calling this Meeting, and to
1;:. Wright, the Upper Churchwarden, for his able and impar-
t!' rw.t!uct in the Chair.

RICHARD KEYS, Vestry Dick.

OFFICE UP ORlIN.lNelf,Jvn. 27,1813.
THE MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of
ORDNANCE having, on the e2d July, 1814, thought
roper to issue certain instructions for the guidance of Non-com-
r.i.tioned (Arc's and Soldiers, pensioned from the Military
Corps ender the Ordnance, and it being necessary that all men
Who may have been placed on the Palliee List previously to the
101 Augast,lBl4, should. be furnished therewith, as well as
4UIF nltitttryd these are to give notice, that all Pensioners who
ma) Lace been discharged prior to the lOtis August, line, from
The Royal Horse Artillery,
ITarch'n‘ Battalions of Artillery,
invalid liaz,alioni f Artillery,
Corp of Ro.al Artillery Driven, and
Corp of Royal Sappers and Miners (formerly called the
Royal Mil.tary At
Aea are now r-si..l2n; at Woolwich, in I.nndon, or their Envi-
-1\3;1,, 2114 y are usually revived their Pensions either
r 001Wiek et in Lotoon, are to appear personally on the days
"4%1 iheytace, r mentioned, and to bring with them i belt
Illsellarres and other Jeloatents tinder which they may have re-
ceived their Pensions respectively, viz.
The Mee resli!,..it at Woolwich to assemble it the Office of
114* Chief Conr:ii“aryof the Field Train at Woolwich, at eleven
o'clock hi the morn* pretlftely.
llte Serpents and Corpivra:3 on Tuesday, the 7th March neat
Lomharhitts and (limners, aid all other; whose surnames
°it'll with the lour A to H inclusive, on Thursday, the 9th of
March • and

ht,,
from 1 to Zen Saturday, the 11th of March.
The Men resident in London and its environs., to amend& at
the Ofr.r.• of Ordnance, Tower, I.ondon, on the lid/owing days,
t eh %en n'cin..l. in thr motning precisely.
411kai'ls, Corporals, and bombar•liers, on Monday, the
VF.rch next.
111 Gunner-, 11Iattrosses, Drivers, and Horse Beigadas from
t' :1• on Tuesday, the 14th of Mares' and
1 •front ItoZ on 1 hunday, the 1£ th March.
h of the elbow e Pensioners who may be incapable of per-
-I,tndattce at eilter of the foregoing places, front bodily
4ocmr,.uiiafirmities, are hereby required to transmit a certificate
of 'ha: fact front the Ministers and Churchwartiwts of the Ps-
-I_,is'its in which they reside, together witisthair ili•charge, or other
norilinetits larder which they receive their pension. '1 he letter
.to be addressed •,'1•o William Li es, Esq. l'ciwer," under cover
sto the Secretary of the timid of Ordnance, Pal.. Mall, lists.
',lon,' marked on the bade, " Certificate, Sic. for Ordnance
eentl i
be
e- on, arkt .1 he letter to be forwarded fo that the same may
ttewed on or before the day stated for the appearance of the
8t corner.
tbAnd the aforesaid Pensioners are desired puttleulatly tb flatlet
.relr,.'f they do not personally attend, or trammik the required
tilicate in proof of their inability to appear at she foregoing
114'e., en the dates and in the Manner specified, they will be
itrilt. Wiled as dead, or otherwise provided for, and their names
ruck off the Lin accordingly.
By Order of the sou* 1. H. GREW, &v.

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commissaryln Chief's Office, Great Oeorge-street, Feb. 28,1815.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
of contracting to supply the following Articles for the
Use of the Army, via.

BREAD,
To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, in the under-mentiond Counties and Islands :
Alderney, Lk of Man,
Anglesea, We of Wight,
Bedford, Jersey,
Berke (including the Town of Km,
Hungerford), Lancaster,
Berwick, Leielster,
Brecon, Lincoln,
Bucks, Merioneth,
Middiesen,
Monmentit,

ITrwa

•IF • M.
of Newatafke:),,
Cardigan,
Carmarthen,
Carnarvon,
Chestcr,_

Monigum.ry,
Norfolk,