Star.
London, England, 1815-02-07 00:00:00

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, Scc. are respectfully
informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy
hold, Leasehold Laud, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage
Seth *lents, Wows' Jointures, Clergymen.' Livings, or any
other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their
promo! security *sly. Gentlemen will Sad ...cry liberal accom-
modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or
letters (post-paid) addressed to Mews. Will. and Cu. No 49,
South street, Berkely-square.

MR. FOX will commence his LECTURES on
the STRICTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, in the
Theatre of Guy's Hospital, on Friday evening, February 17th, at
halt past Six o'clock. Mr. Fox having ohm observed that vitri-
fiable substances as materials for artificial teeth, were superior to
the tusk-of the Hippopotamus, In not being subject to decay from
the action of the saliva, but wises manufactured have generally
been dtbcient in exact and easy fitting, has long considered a
composition which would not shrink in baking as a desideratum.
Mr. F. has now the satisfaction to announce, that after a long
course of experiments, made under his direction, he bat obtained
a Porcelain Paste fur Irtilicial Teich, which will sustain a suffi-
cient degree of fire to give it the emplace hardness, and yet es:-
at tly ritain the form which is given to It in modelling, and by
°ample ely lilting up the space in the mouth occasioned by the
lees of teeth, will afford greater comfort and satisfaction to the
wearer.—Mr. Fox attends at bis house, N 0.27, Argyle-street,
Oxford-street. on Mondays and Thursdays, and at No. 22, Bridge-
street, ifiacktrian on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, from Ten to
three o'clock. His Partners, Messrs. John Fox and Downing,
attend in Bridge-street every Jay.

LOCK AND SURGIC Al. DINPLIVSARY.
PATRON-111G Royal Highness the Duo of You.
oolzartoas. - _

Bari of !gramma John Latent's, M. P.
Earl of Leitrim. Cot W. Jones, M. P.
Hon. Col. I. Bury, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P.
Soaoson—Mr. Kiernan, Meta of the Royal College, London.
THIS INSTITUTION, established for the owls-
sive Treatment and Care of the VENEREAL DISEASES.
aed their dreadful coneequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Ulcers-
. dons, am, has to boast the cure of no las than 2,000 Patients, an.
mealy, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to 20 years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrhoea full Chancre are cured in
a few days by Mr. Kienuut's superior and efficacious mode of
treatment, and that walling** and derangement of, the generative
organs, which Impair the coastltudon, and shorten ilk are hers
more successfully treated than on any other plan.
Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his
private heave, No. 21, Lower Cimulotts-strost,
where Letters from Town and Country are to losa==
the necessary advice and medicine will be gives as eent to any
part of the landau.
Just publisbed, price Is. hooka! Obseriegeas ewe* dwee
Diseases. Sold by Sherwood and co. lie 111. PalivfliesitProw ;
and Higbleys.24,lleet-street.

VICL•PA T RON It.
11.14-.lthrsbal Isis Royal Highness the Duke of YORK and
ALBANY. Commander-la-Ckief.
Firld-Marshal bia Rotel Highness the Duke of KENT and
sraATHEAKN, Colonel of the Royal Stott

bake of "sussux Harr of INVERNESS.
Pitstosaur.

His Royal Hlibrs the Duke of KENT and STRATHEARN.
nisontsres Ue Tut LADICS.
Tb, Most Noble the Marchioness of SI'AFFORD. Countess of
EtY IHRRLAND.

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The Right Honourable the CustateespliftßAADALßANK.
Vice-Paasuerwrai
His Grace the Duke of MON MOSE, K. D. and K .T.
The Right Honourable the Earl of BREADALBANE.
The Right Honorable Viscount MELVILLE.
The Right Honourable Lord LYNDOCH, K. G. C B.
The Right Honourable Sir ARCHIBALD MACDONALD, Bit
Secretary—Jonx GAL, Esq.
in the course of the long and sanguinary conflict it. which the
British arm. have born so d,stingui,hed and so glorious a part, It
must be obvioue, that the number of dm destitute Children of
those brave Men, Natives of Scotland, who have fallen or been
disabled in the course of the War, must greatij exceed that et
any former perkitl in our history.
The Highland Society of London, being well informed of the
Wretchedness and misery of a very great number of such Chil-
dren, took this most important subject into consideration; and
determined to propose the founding of an Institution, to be alled
" The Caledonian Asylum," in order to rescue those children
from extreme poverty and its frequent concomitant, vice.
Zeal. activity, and liberality, in affording mutual support,
have ever been comlisrod, as qualities for which the people of
Scotland are enaineady distinguished; and no doubt is enter-
tained of those lodides being fully displayed, on this very in
tereetlng occedem
At &seams dune that this appeal is made to the patriotism and
of the opulent part of tqe countrymen of the forlorn
and lee ohjeets of this Charity, it is thought proper to of
as immunity to Scotchmen of every d.i icnption, to whose
I It probably be gratifying, to participate in this work
of Unevoismea by contributing small sums, according to their
maws, not has than live shillings, which will be must thank-
received ; and the names of such of the Donors as shall be
edit the different houses of receipt, previous to its establish-
will be recorded, as founders of the Institution, in com-
mis with those of their more opulent Brethren, that merit
bibs equal to, or perhaps greater, than that at the largest con-
tributor to the fund.

Subscriptions obtained by the Highland Society,
published in our lam 49054 12 6
Subscriptions receivei. since 7th Inostary.
I
Rt. Hon. Lord Samna, £sa 10 Walt Anderson, Esq. 10 10
Hon. William Fraser 20 5 'urns., Esq. 10 10
Rt. Hon. Earl Gower al 0 Rt. Hun. Lord Erskine 26' 5
Sir Wm. Fraser,ofLead- I John W. Adam, Esq. 10 10
chum, Bart. $2 1E) 1 Sir James Montgomery, •
Pt Han- 1.90 Nib 10 101. of stoohopolst. M.Y. 26 5
Nugent Kiruana, Kul. 10 lo John Irving, Esq. M.P. its 5
iir Gilbert Blanc, Ban. 21 U Cltar•cs GrAnt,jun. Esq.
,:anopboll Marjoribanks, MP. 20 0
Esq. 10 10 M. W. Constable Max-
Coons Trotter. Esq. 10 1 6 well, Esq. 105 0
R.t.HomEarlofiJalkousis,s2 to Pctereraufordßruna,El.s2 10
at. Hun. Earl of Home 52 10 1 Slr Wtu. Gordon Cunt-

hakes F.R.a. 10 10
Ars. Charles Bell S

rbiugot Altyru, Bart. S 2 10
Colonel Frauds Witham

6.1. Bell, Esq. Advocate,
Edinburgh 10 10
iir Robs. nisarpe Ainsley,
Ham 10 10
West India Dock Com-

Gnint,ofOraut, NI P. 52 10
Sir Everard 10 1
1). liallburten, E. s 0• 0
StrEilmunt/A.ntrobus,Bl. JO 10
E. Marjoribanks, E.q. 10 10

pang 103 0
las Main Oordoo,Esq.lo; 0
.Dsv.d Cuuningbiun,Esq. 26 5
William Fairlie, Esq. 52 10
George Haittorn, Esq. 26 3
Kearney, Esq. 26 5
John Mac fawn, Esq 26
Jon Mac l'ag.art,
of Cafcatta 26 5
Samuel Scott, Esq. M.P.26 4
James tunes, Esq. 26
Andrew Adair, El. 26 5
adbert Pringle, Esq. of
10 10
Jahn Nal ie, Esq. of Gat-
ti:sib:Jr,* 26 5

Lieut.-iien.Sir ft. C.-Fer-
guson, K.C.B. M.P. 10 10
Lleut.-Gen.Hon.blr Alex.
Hope, K.G.O B. M.P. 5 5
Sir David Dundas, Ban. 25 0
Mears. Drummond* and
Co. 105 0
Miss Barbara Campbell 5s 10
Rt. Hoo. Lord Daults 52 It,
General James Balfour 21 0
Mrs. C. Scbmell 10 0
Rt. Hon. Lord Lynodoch 52 10
Ales. Davison, Isq. 52 10
Hon.l.Aitercromby,llLP.lo 10
Sir Mark Wood, of Get-
too, But. M.P. 21 0

Although the National Establishments for the relief of the
Seamen and Soldiers are .very extensive, and supported with
great muniticence, yet it is impossible they should embrace many
objects deserving of public attention and commiseration.
No incentive is so great—nu remumratien is so gratefal to the
minds of those who tight the battles of their country, as atten-
tion to their offspring, should they become destitute. No men
have lib just a claim to such remuneration, and no charity can
address itself with greater force to the feelings and the justice of
mankind.
To give to children of this description the means Of familiar
access to the doctrines and ptecepts the Holy Scriptures, and
to educa.e them ht handicraft trades, by which they may gain an
honest livelihood, is the primary purpose of the proposed inside.
den. The Noblemen and Gentlemen of Ireland and Wales, as
well as the natives of many other countries, resident in London,
have long ago founded establiehmeuts for the education of their
infant poor, and have supported them with great spirit and Jibe-
rainy. It otust, with sunte mortification, be confessed, that no
such establishment has hitherto been .et on foot in behalf of the
Scottish infant poor, notwithatanding the prosperity of so many
individual natives of Scotland, and the rapid increase of wealth
which halo taken place iu that part of the United Kingdom, and
is daily making farther progress. 'lids was deeply telt by the
Highland Society; and being strongly encouraged and stre-
tmously supported by successive Presidents of his Majesty's
ito) al Family, who have spared nu pains, either at Public
hiretnias, at Committees of the Society, or by private commit
sikation, to promote the proposed lustitution, it was deter-
mined, that, in addition to the contributton of the Society It-
self, a pner:l appeal should be made to the liberality of the Public.
The result of the lint a lons of the Committee for the cstablish-
matt of a Caledonian Asylum, has exceeded their most sanguine
expectations. l'he beginning (fur us yet it can only be called
such) has been most auspicious. Already they are enabled to
provide a temporary receptacle for a limited number of destitute
children, male and female; and it is proposed, as the funds in-
crease, that the Charity shall be progressively extended.
A very considerable sum will be Immediately required, to erect
eatable building for the accommodation of two Children in the
ant Instance, even when that strict eceeerhy is observed, wlthb
on sack occasions should be considered Ma sacred duty. At the
earnethue it Is hoped, that. When the contribetious, which are
expected from all the licidsh Dependencies abroad as well as at ,
booze, shall have been completed, the Buildings may be such al
may help to commemorate the glory, and mews, with which the
efforts of this United Empire have ed, in completely
fraeltadng the daring attempt of laying the Nations of Europe,
And this among die rest, at the foot of France. .
Subscriptions are received at the Banking-houses of Messrs.
Moms caws and Ca.; Maws. Palma, Caere Trail, and