Star.
London, England, 1815-03-28 00:00:00

MAGNETS EX FRAU ADINARY

DIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, inform their
Friends that the present !.orrery to be drawn St ii APRIL,
contains THREE S I*UPENDOLIS PRIZES of
,A 1430,000. esti
Five Prizes of 1,000 Guineas each, which last Earn; Co. under-
take to pay in GOLD, wititTA any deaticti.ni whatevcr.
PIDIANG avd Co. (.old the en), Pr!ze of x,OOO in the last
Lottery driwn in Apra, a proof that it is an anssi-ious Month
for their Office, at.i in the Lottery just fia6hed, No IA at, 4
Prize of 1:500, and No 4,5 t *;,111) Prize of 4UO, were soil at t:..eir
Lucky nilice, NG. I, CORNHII.L.
••• Country Order., enclosing ti..e amount, post-paid, pians
tu3iiv tzectited.

THE FULL MONEY in GOLD will he Paid
by RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and Co. for the five
Prises of I,ocio Guineas, in the STAI& I.ol'4l3ltir le 1,..ei0
Drawing, WEDNESDAY, .sth
1 HE SCHEME CONTAINS
3 - Prizes of • £30,000
S - • 1,050
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&c &c.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. lave been particu-
lar/ fortunate in the sale of Inky iliousand Pound Prises,
bring the no/ persons dist ever sold ills Shares 'l'wo Prim.* of
that description.
1;807 - -

ilO,OOO,

In Sixteen Sixteenths, and
ve,ass - - aC30,000,
in One Half, One Quarter, and Two Eighths.

Tickets and Shares are on Sale. In viuiety of Numbers, at their
Offices, Cernhill and Charing-Cross.

MONEY.

VOBLENIEN, Gentlemen, &e. are respectfully
1.1 'Digitated, that they may be soppl'ed with Money to any
anment, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy.
hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds. Marriage
Settlements, Widows' !ohne es, Clergymens' Livings, or at. y'
other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied oil their
personal security only. Gentlemen wilt find every liberal accom-
modation, without delay, Application from twelve to two, or
'setters (post-pail) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 41,
•
South street, Pettitly-square.

A, ROMATIC SPI an' of VINEGAR, (the oni-
ri. g;.lai Wet:titian of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his
successive improvements to the highest perfection) continues to
be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing Che-
mists, Manchester.
This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly
conceits' aced Vinegar, joined witk the most pleasant Arrinurics
and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any
Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour alapts
it for affording relief in Head-achs, faint lugs, Scc.; and renders
it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms in p1a;...;
of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. it couute: -
acis, also, the infection of Contagifitis Diseases.
As many spurious and infirior praparations are sold under the
Lame and .imilir names, the public are requested to observe, as
the only ;roof of its bLin:r, getwitte, that the Dam's of Mrs.'s.
tleairy, I.lane.ester„ are et-graved on the *tarn?.
11. e At • oic Spirit of Vinegar in bottles, price 2s. 9d. t
'tamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley Bien.
Cockopur-street. (the only uts in Loi..loit ata.h..riseti by the
Proptietors;) where may ha bad, Sponge Boxes of Gtxd,
Corlichan, Crystal, &c.
Also HENRY'S CoceiNrn NlAatirsis, in bertles at Cs. fed.
and larger with glass stoppers, at 45. rid. each; their names being
r',•, • •nrtips.

LADIES.
FOR THE TEE IA AND GUMS.

plur, tic cetebrtt;d VEGETA BLE TOOTH
U ?OWDER is sign confidence, recommended to the Us*
.11 the Pu',lie, as the mod enicaciutts Priparadon fur Preserv.ng
the teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and producing a
pvarly whitcness without. ;inviting the Enamel. It imparts a
thinness and beautitul redni•ss to the Gums, to the Er..adt the
most delectable meetto•ss ; and ii used constantly as directed,
well prevent the Too:it-ache. ?I t..motritigtts cause--tha Scurvy
in the Gum..—Price .s. 9 I. :he ".oz.
BU MLR!. Saperinr L.sl ii..4.}ER WAFER, from it. ele-
gant fragancy has received tht Approbation of their Royal High.
susses thi, Princess and Prii•ceps Lharloce of Wales, and of
inany. Ladies of the brat D•siii.cdon. In Half pint Bottles 111..;
and Pints Bs.

Prepared to 1 soil by R. BUTL IR, No. 4, Cheapshie, London;
ant by his appointment by Smith, Basttr, and ite.ibuni, F.clin.
burgh ; M•lirpd, Baxter, and M'l) mold, Glasgow; Gregson,
dilm:ge, and Jody, Liverpool ; Lynch, Atkinson, ant Sisms,
Manchester ; Spragp and Crew. Portsmouth ; Harvey and
skeletal, Southanspcon ; Granville. Nettleton, and
Kendall, Plymouth; Piper, Bull, and Chase, Exeter; Brown,
Hardt, Barry, and Prosser, Bnstol; Cruttwell, Burnt, and
13artall, Belli; and most Perfumers and Medicine Venders us
evert town! is Dope alas. 94. each.

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TO MERCHANTS, WOOLLEN-DRAPERS, SLOP-SEL-
LERS, LINEN-DRAPERS, AND OTHERS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. JOB,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, To-satsaauw,
• March 40, at eleven, fur I 2 pr»cisely, withoutreserve,
THE FOLLOW' NC; .GOODS, viz.
120 Pieces West Country best. Superfine Cloths.
80 Yorkshire Superfines, Seconds, and Plain do.
60 Kerseytneres and Woollen Cords.
SOO Prinad and Furniture Cottons.
Val: a great variety of Wts)llen-draperv, tau': Mercery, Man-
chester and Linen-drapery Goods
To be viewed ; Catalugues may be had at the Mart, and of
Mr. Joh, No. 4.5, Fsiday street, Cheapside.

BRUSSELS PdPERS.

BRUSSELS, MARCH' U.

A-courier from Vienna, whiCh he left on the 15th
instant, brings word that Italy is in a state of tran-
quillity. The Millis:era of the King of. Naples had
declared to the COngress that there was no foundar
Lion vrhateves fox the news that the King had an trilr
derstanding with Bonaparte. • The military move•
ments continue upon our frontiers. The Prussian;
troops h'ave Imtablishtd numerous posts at the extre;
unities of the h maims of Lvemburg before Longwy,
as well as-abs tit the village of Fresage, on the road
to Thionvillei, it is the sap*. on the &sore: •
The fOrtresig of (riche and Saarlouis are closely
observed by the Prussians and Bavarians. The Ass-
trians and the troops of the Empire have made a
movement towards Lincbur on the other side. The
English;b:lgian,. and Hanoverian • troops, oa our
frontiers, become daily more numerous.
The news from London of the 18th, state, that
.20,000 chosen English troops are coming to Belgium.
They will he commanded by Lord Hill, whose glory
and expioits are associated with those of the illus-.
trious Wellington. •

FRENCH PAPERS.

VIENNA, MARCH 10.

The greatest activity reigns in the Council of War.
The arthy of hal) will, it is said, be increased to'
180,000 man, with '240 piecis of cannon.
These .preparstions are ascribed to the resolution
to support a note delivered by Prince Metternich to
the Mni,:er of uis XVIII. and another to the
Neapolitan Minister, by which Austria declares to
these t vu Courts that she can Not see nor permit with
indifference, preparations (or war from whence trou-
ble might arise to her kingdom of Italy.
It is certaio that the Congress will shish the last
traces of servitude to the sirl which still existed in
some 'districts of Germany, that all Germans may
in future be equal in the eye of the law.
We are also assured that Austria, which, accord-
ing to all appearance, will re,mne the possession of
the Brisgau, the county of Nellenburg, and other
districts that formerly belonged to it in Upper Suabia,
demands of Swi•zerland the restitution ut the Frick.
that. united to that. country since the treaties of
Camp Fut mio and La.iesill .

his favour ; and the conviction which his Majesty
feels of his righti and of the eqiity of his claims,
convinces him that these Monarchs will in future
grant him, without restriction, their powerful support.
" The undersigned Cabinet Minister and Secretary
of State fulfils the pleastire of the King in transmit-
ting to their Excellencies this note, begging that they
Nell be pleased to submit it to their august '
Sove-
reigns, as well as to the Committee, and to accom-
pany it with their good offices.
ii Presburgb, March 11, 1815."
NUREMRERG, MARCH 14.
The new fall of the Austrian-paper money proves
that its credit dues not rest on any solid inundation.
Independently of existing circumstances, and of other
causes which have prevented the rise of this paper
since the conclusion of the peace of Paris, we must
also consider that its mass has been augmented since
that epoch, while it has been diminished in all the
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other coua:ries of Europe which had resorted to the
same means.

That the exchange notes hive not been augmented
is owing to the circumstance of the presses employed
in their fabrication being in the hands of the deputa-
tion of the provincial states; but as a set-off, there
has been a great emission of anticipation bills, which
were only created in order to supply the expenses of
the late war : and the fabrication of which ha.. been
continued to meet the extraordinary expenses which
bear upon the state. It is this increase of the mass
of paper money which augments its depreciation ;
and if the Congress does not soon close. or should
unforeseen circumstances compel the government to
new extraordinary expenses, it would see itself com-
pelled to throw a part of this paper out of circulation,
or to reduce it greatly.

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