Star.
London, England, 1812-01-22 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY,

0 SLIEF OF' THE BRITISH PRIONE-Rlf
~.‘.. •:, . . IN FRANCE. . 1
Amount advertised • - • 272,773 3 0
. SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCt RECEITTO : •
Captain Joseph Moore, k. N. per Nugent, Kirkland,
• and Co. • • • - - so 0 0
At Haseßaury Ilineltnett, Somerset, per Rev. J. Allen 7 9 3
Thomas CAckborn, Req. • - - - to 10 6'
IVlldsower Norton, per Rev. Wm. Wright .• 7 15 9
Pacelton, per dittos - - . - s 18 0
Farrington, per ditto • - - - e. 8 3
Staniar, Harcourt Parish - - - 5 0 0

South Leigh - - - - 0 10 6
Parishes of Great Bowden and Li•tle Bowden, per H.
Shutilewo.th • - - . 8 15 C
Klrkburton Parish, nag Huddersfield, Yorkshire, per
Rev. E. M. Wilion - - - 7 14 0
T. C. - .. - - - 1 0 0
The Receipt of a Ball at Lincoln, by M.s.Osbalde‘ton
and the Right Worshipful the Mayor of Lincoln
Ci'y, received of Lincoln Bank, per Messrs. Veres,
Sport, Baron, ond Co. , - - - 83 2 6
Patkiih of liodstonc, County of Salop, per Rev. John
.-NP„tizertißector - - - 3 5 0
flrifrlarr.66gei;Thrtern - - - 10 0 0
Calvinist Chapel, Yorkshire - - 5 0 .0
Llanbifter Parish; per Messrs. Push and Co. - s 3 0
George Montague, Esq. - - - S 5 0
Robert B•rd - - - 1 1 0
Gellarwood • - • 1 1 0
Parish of Clatford - - - - 6 11 0

W. W. B. Garrett - - • '' 1 1 0
George Barnes - - 1 1 0
Parish of Parlynow; Gower, per Pockington and Co 2 6 9
Cha!les Haddock, Esq. - 1 1 0
Parish of Ellington, per Johnson and Eaton, Bankers,
Stamford - - - 14 9 8
Warden and Fellows of Winchester College 20 0 0
Rev. Q. Heatheote - - - 9 0 0
Richard Littlehales, Esq. - - - 2 0 0
At Houghton, per Rev G. Thorold - - 5 3 0

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Parish of Armitage, County of Stafford - - • 6 0 6
At Castle Sowerby Church, per Rev. S. Hudsis 0 12 6
From the Members of the Established Church and
Dissenters at Fairford, Gloucestershire, per Bev.
Thomal Richards . - -..-.,- 13 9. 0
By the Troop of Yeomanry under the • Command of
Thomas Reid Kemp, Esq. M. P. tmestultted by
Messrs. Whitfield and Ca. of I.ewes - 40 0 0
Parish of Llanady-ther, near Lampeter, Cardigan, per
Rev. J. Davies - - - - 3 0 •
Parish of I,lanwenog, per Ditto - - i 30 0
__. . _ _

LISBON PAPERS.

LISBON, JANUARY 1.

Askham, Wesimoreland, per Rev. John Lang-
ton Leech, A. M. Vicar of Askham - 8 9 6
Parish of Ruishton, per Rev Richard Winsloe 2 9 0
Townships of Warlow, Elkstone, and Onecote, per
Rev. Mr. Meade - - - - 2 15 0
Transmitted per Messrs. Oakes and Son, Bankers, Bury, Suffolk :
Honing ton Parish, per Rev. Henry Roper - 1 11 G
Hepworth Parish, per Rev. Mr. Uppleby - 2 0 0
Chevington Parish, per Rev. John White - 5 0 0
Wichambrook Parish - - - 12 0 6
Dinhain, Ditto, per Rev. J. Cooper - - 2 3 6
Transmitted per Sir Wiliam Forbes and Co. of Edinburgh:
Some Individuals in Newton-upon-Ayr - 4 17 4
Parish of Fundergarth, per Rev. Dr. Singen - 6 0 0
Rev W. Paul and his Congregation, at Carle Cary,
Somerset - - - . - 2 0 0

THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary,
No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street.

WHITE HORSE TNN, TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN-
TLEMEN and FAMILIES, FETTER-LANE, LONDON.
JAMES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints
his Friends and the Public, that he has recently taken the above
Ipng established Concern, and in soliciting their Patronage anal
that of the friends of the late Occupier Mr. Samuel Holmes, in-
forms then', that with a view to render the most superior accom-
modation, he has made consiolerable alterations and improvement;
on the Premises; and that from an arrangement with some of
the first Merchants in the City, he is Snabled to have always on
hand an extensive stock of the most choice old Wines, and ge-
nuine Spirits, and lie assures those Genthmen and Families who
honour him with their support, that no exertion on his part shall
He watginn to render them every comfort an Inn can possibly
afford.—Coaches to most patts of the Kingdom.—Neat Post
Chaises.

LAVENDER AND HONEY WATERS.
QTEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER
S
MERCHANTS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE
PRINCESS of WALES, and most of the ROYAL FAMILY,
beg leave to inform the Nobility,-Gentty, and the Public, who
honour them with their favours, that the above elegant and
useful Perfumes continue on Fale at the;rold Established Ware-
house for those articles only, No. 15, CATHARINE-S MEET,
STRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are
strangers to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey
Waters, a trial of them, when S•rer t. and METE* flatter them-.
selves they will meet with the approbation bestowed on them
for Twenty Yeats past, while Vie price continues, as usual low,
viz. the Lavender Water 3'. or 25.9 d. taking six 13ottles ; Honey
Water 4s. tid. or >ix for 21s.
Orders fur Exportation and the Country Immediately at-
tended to.

BARCLAY'S ASTHMATIC CANDY.
TTHIS warm and pleasant Lozenge has for many
years been found a most effectual preservative from the bad
effects of FOGS and DAMP AIR, which at this season of the
year are so prejudicial to those who are affected with Asthmatic
Loughs and Shortness of Breath. Its effects are to expel Wind;
to defend the Stomach from the Admission of Damps, and to re-
lieve those who suffer from Difficulty of Breathing.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail only, by Barclay and
Son, N 0.93, fleet-market; and retail, by all venders of Medi-
cine, in town and country : But observe, none can possibly be ge-
nuine,. unless the lAA affixed to each box is signed in red ink by
Barclay and Sou, and much danger may arise from neglect of this
c...t0 ion.

FOR COUCeHSI, COLDS, &c.
WA I.SH's co ursFooT LOZENGES. Tose.
inn was the name given to Coltefoot by the antients,
who knew its value In Coughs, &c. It is prepared in the form of
Lozengee, as the most agreeable to palate; and also, that by its
tradually dissolving in the mouth, may with more certainty be
conveyed to the parts affected; these Lezengt s are deobstruent,
detergent, and I, li;ucatieg, allaying the tickling sensation which
eccasions Coughiiii, clearing the 'voice, and producing the most
salotary cff. cis ; es,.'d as a preventive, few persons will be trou-
bled with Coughs Oront,ll the winter, and their price places thku
within the reach a#l ranks of people.
Sold by Shaw and Edwards, r,e St. Paul's, on the foot.way,
who are the sole prop' letors, and none are genuine tut whet have
their name on the stamp. "Retail also by Tutt, Exchange, and
Sanger and Co. Oxfo:d.strect.
Also %V ALSIrs ANTIPERTUSSI3 for the HOOFING
C01R.:14, a remedy lag approved, and recommended by the
first families in the kingdom. Price only 'as. 9d. per bottle.
CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormenting itching, instantly removed by WHITE-
HEAD'. E.SsENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
its extraordinary efficacy in Rheumati.ons, PollArs, Gouty Affec-
tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain
remedy has been unknown, and neglacted, and the chi blains have
actually broke, WHITEHF.AIYe FAMILY CERATE will ease
the pain, and vtry speettly heal them. Prepared and bold by
It. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London, the
Essence and Pills at Ye- pd. each—the Cerate at Is. IV. Sold
by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
•„• The genuine has a black Wit stamp, with the name of R.
Jotoston mete •.d on It.

EXTRACT OF AN OFFICIAL DISPATCII FROM LORD WEL.
LINGTON TO DON M. PEREIRA FORJAZ, DATED HEAD.
QUARTERS FRENEDAI 18, 1811.

" The enemy has made no movement in front of
this army, nor in the north ; some of their battalions
and squadrons have passed the river Tormes, and
joined in South Munoz, but I imagine their only ob-
ject is plunder."

EXTRACT OF AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM MARMAL•OE-
NERAL LORD WELLINGTON, DATED HEAD QUARTERS
FRENADA, THE 25T11 DECEMBER, TO DON M. I'EREIRA

I,OItJA It.

The 6th division of the army, called the Army of
Portugal, marched from Placentia on the 21st instant,
and crossing the river Tietar, marched in the direc-
tion of Navalmoral.

Nothing of importance has occurred in the north
of Spain. The enemy remained from the end of last
month to the 12th of the present in St. Roque, when
they retired for Los Birrios. General Ballasteros,
the following day, advanced to St. Roque, and Co-
lonel Skerrett still remains in Tariffa. Major-Gene-
ral Cooke informs me that.the enemy had made two
attempts to penetrate the pass of Dc la Pina, in both
,of which they failed. I have received no particulars
relative to these successes.
JANUARY 4.—• The day before yesterday arrived in
the Tagus, fifteen more transports, all with cavalry.
We have received intelligence from Buenos Ayres
and Monte Video to the 28th of September, by it
we know that the blockade of Buenos Ayres had
been raised at the intercession of Admiral De Ccurcy
—the negotiations between the Viceroy Elio and the
1
Junta of Buenos Ayres continued, and there were
hopes they would terminate amicablt.

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