Star.
London, England, 1812-04-10 00:00:00

Francis John Browne., Esq.

!.Imes Franpton, Esq. -
Edmund Mortop Pleyddl, Esq

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John Band, Esq.
Thomas Pickard, Esq.
Henry Seymcr, Esq.
Rich. E. I). Grosvenor, Esq.
;•John Calcraft, Esq.
I Tlicanas Bower, Esq.
!Robert Williams. Esq.
Jas. John Farquharson, Egg.
Edward Great hed, FAT

Thos. Hotlock Bastard, Esq.
High Sher:ff. .
John Herbert Browne, Esq. Treasurer,
And the Rev. William England, Secretary,
be Members of tbe Oenerrl Committee.

S. That the General Committee be fully authorized to conduct
the business of the whole Society, and that live be a Quorum.
G. That, the Genera) Committee have power to appoint Sub-
Committees, consisting of Members of the General Committee,
a ci such other Subscribers to the Institution as they shall elect,
to regulate and conduct all matters relating to oach particular
School within their respective Districts; but that no Sub-Com-
mittee shall be enabled to adopt any new rules different from
those established by the General Committee for the regulation of
the Central School, unless previously approved of by the Gene-
ral Committee : that such Sub-Committee have power of appoin-
ting a Secretary, and that the proceedings of such Sub-Commit-
tee be communicated quarterly to the General Committee.
7. That the General Committee have a power of appointing an
Assistant-Secretary, or a Clerk, who shall receive such remunera-
tion as shall be allowed by the General Committee.
e. That a C. • ral School be instituted as soon as convenient in
the Town of Dorchester, for the Education of the Infant Poor of
both sexes, of the Town and its vicinity/sod that it shall be a ma-
terial object of such School to prepare and instruct Masters for
the several Schools that shall be instituted in the County.
9. hat the General CoMmittee proceed to establish oilier
Schools in different parts of the County, having regard to the po-
pulation of the Pari-h, nr Place, and the defect of Education In
the same, or such other cause as may render such establishment
-more peculiarly requisite in such Parishes, or Places, and to assist
other SchOols throughput the County formed on Dr. Bell's plan,
as far as their funds may admit.
10. That the General Committee belmisostered to elect Mem-
bers of the same Corrimittee, on any vacancy., by death, or resig-
nation, or to acid new Members, if it sball'be thought expedient.
11. That a Subscription be Immediately opened for tl • support
I of the objects of the Society, consisting of Donations and annual
Subscriptions. That al% annual Subscriptions after this time be
considered as due on the Ist day of January in each year.
12. That Books be opened at the following Bankers, Messrs.
Cox and Co. in Dorchester, Mesas Sollers and Co in lhlandfurd,
and Messrs. Drtunnionds, Charing Cross, Loudon; to receive
such Suli,criptions on account of tile Society.
3. That this Society to connect itself with the National So-
ciety under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent, and communicate With it as often as occasion shall require:
that a plan of the Society be forwarded to the bishop of the Dio-,
cese, with a request that his Lordship do transmit the same to
the National Society, and that an account of the state and progress
of the Society be sent aunually to his Lordship for the same
purpose.
14. That there be a General Quarterly Meeting on fixed days,
and a General Annual Meeting at such time as shall be herein-
after named by the General Committee, when a full Report shall
be made by-the Committee of the state of the Society s Funds,
and of the general progress of its eoncerns, and that the same be
forwarded to the Bishop of the Diocese, and by him transmitted
to the National Society, and also be published ter the use of the
Members of the Society.
13. Thattbe first Meeting of tbe General Committee be held
on Visdneaday, the I.sth of April nut, in the Oraad Jury Room
at Dorchester.
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O. 'That the Thanks of this Meeting be gliren to the High
•aletiff fettle turbine 111 Oiling the sante, and per,
the
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A SCHOOLMASTER wanted by the 2d Batta-
t lion 88fh Regiment, capable of instru,:ting Soldiers' Chi,
dren in Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic ; according to the Rev,
Dr. Bell's System of Education. His pay, clothing, and allow-
ances, will be the same as a Serjeant. No application will be at-
tended to, unless accompanied by satisfactory testim.mials of cha-
racter, and capacity, from a Clergyman of the established Church,
of which the applicant himself mint b.! a member. Letterc (pole
paid) addressed to the Commanding Officer, Brisham, Devon-
shire, will be duly attended to.
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PROBATTS HOTEL, FOR FAMILIES AM) GENTLE-
MEN, KING-STREIT, CGVENT-GARDEN, LONDON.
MRS. PROBArr begs to return her sincere'
171 thanks to her Friends and the ,'ltblic in general, for the
very great encouragement she has experienced •ince her entrance
on the above prtulises; she be fur har to assure them, that no
future exertions will be wanted on her part to nitrit a tont'
nuance of their patronage. The Hotel, from the many adrEn-
taps it possesses, but particularly from the t and a,ry situa-
tion of the back part of it, is well adapted for the spommudation
of Families, and every thing that can promote the cons on of
such as may honour her ,with their favours will be scrupulously
attended to.

This day was published, in 3 vols. l2mo. price 15s. boards,
I\l ARIA N;—A NOVEL.—
When first thy Sire to send on earth
Virtue, his darling child, design'd, -
To thee he gave the heavenly birth,
And bate to forst her infant mind.
Stern rugged Nurse! thy rigid lore
With patience many a year she bore ;
What sorrow was, thou bad'st her know,
And front her own she learn'd to melt at others' woe !
ODIL TO ADVIIILSITTerGAAT.
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noster-row, London ; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had,
Szt.v Cosritort., a NoveL Fourth Edition, .01 es. boards.

' LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
This day was published, price as.
Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE
VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as
Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. and that weakness and de-
rangement of the Generative Organs which impairs the constitu-
tion, pointing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret in
strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with
an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a safeguard against em-
pyrici*m in this practice, so fatal to the young ..nd unwary.
13y F. KIERNAN,
Member of the Royal College, London; and Surgeon to the

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Lock bispensary. -
Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternester-row; and by the
Author, at his private House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed-
ford-square.

GARDENING.
This day wits published, In one large Vol. ave. price 141. boards,
r I "HE GARDENER'S KALENDAR ; or,
-IL Monthly Directory of Operations in every Branch of Hor-
ticulture. By WALTER NICOL, Designer of Gardens, Hot-
houses, &c. Author of " The Planter v Kalendar," " The Villa
Garden Directory," &c. The Second Edition.
Edinburgh : Panted for A. Constable & Co.; Longman, Hurst,
Rees, Orme, and Brown. London; and J. Cumming, Dublin,
Thisl3ook is divided into four Parts: Ist, the Culinary
Garden ; Orl, the Fruit Garden; Sd, the Forcing Garden; and,
0.-h, the Pleasure Garden, including the managerni at at the green-
house and conservatory. In each of these parts,4 r gardens, the
various horticultural operations to be attended to in each month
are detailed in successive sections or monthly indexes of work,
and the articles treated of a-', at the same time, arranged to al-
phabetical order. By this method, the business of the gardener,
at every moment during the year, is exhibited at a glance.
In separate sections, descriptions are given of the situations and
soils suited to the kitchen-garden, fruit and flower borders ; the
most approved construction of garden waUs, bot-houses, and con-
servatories; and the best kinds of fruit trees. AU the recent
improvements in horticulture (such as the woollen nets for de-.
fending against hoar-frost, the liquor for destroying the larek of
insects on trees during winter, the forcing of sea tale, !cc. &c.)
are particularly dwelt upon and explained.