Star.
London, England, 1814-03-11 00:00:00

NUMBER 8430.

DISTRESS IN CER4ANY. - •
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. BOUT eight Tears,agp,he calamities occasitined
s . ..
.M by the war in different ProvinCes or dermint gave the to
a subscription, and the formation of a Committee in London, to
relieve the distresses ott die Ccontinent. '
By the generosity of the British. Public, the sum of nearly
150,000'was remitted, which rescued nraltitaides from the extre-
why of want; but at no period since the existence of this Com-
mittee, has the mass of every kind of misery been so great, in the
country to which their attention was first directed; where the
many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia
Suony, Brandenburg,and other parts, have entailed upon the'
peaceable inhabitants, sufferings almost unexampled in the an-
eats of history. The Committee are anxious to Impress upon the
minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British sup-
port, they have remitted to different parts of Germany to the
snow. o. mar 140,000.
Amount already advertised . - 5E43,990 a 5
SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE RECEIVED: -
At Lloyd's.
7. Knight, jun. ..B1 1 W in. Dickson,j un . neir do. 2 2
Joe, Williams 2 2 The Corporation of High
Edward Cummings, Esq. 2 2 :" Uryeanh 20 0
Messrs. Needham and - The Mayor, Aldermen,
}Riot.. Nottinghani lO 10. and Bailiffs, of do. with •
Haynes ani Kentish 10 • 0 two Friends tothe Cause 30 0
Parish of SuttouVallenos, Friends of Saffron Wal-
Kent, per S. Wilkins 2 2 den, Scanted, Bardfield,
Robert Taylor, jun:Esq. Finchingfieki, Salir g,
Sichttouth; Devon •
.10 .10 - Thaxted, Felsted, and
Wm Thompson,lidi;igton 3 5 ' Stebbing, Essex 83 6
JE. Thompsoti, ditto 5 5 Sundries, per A, F. Gibson.
Rev.T.F.Twigge,Df.rby, Rev. T. Dalton, Nur-
by J. Sneath .10 .0 man-house .5 5
Curling, Cox, and Co. SI 10 Tho. Hall, Esq. Walden 1 1
Charles binny 10 10 • John Fiske, Esq. ditto 1 1
Methodists'Society, New- Tbos. Smith, Esq. do. 1 1
bury, per Mr.R. Smith 26 3 -Henry Archer, Esq. do. 1 .1
Friends of Henley, Read- John Marten, Esq do. 1 0
ing, &c. per Joe. May 67 9 George Walton, oitto 1 1
East Hunningfield, Col- sundries, from Is. to I Os. 6d.
it ction, per Rev. J. f . xi ics. Eld.
Nottidge 6 0 .. J. Gawen, per Jones,
I-I;gh Wycomb, Collec- Lloyd, and Co. 10 10
non, per Rev. J. Price 40 - 0 akhard Nichol), Esq.
Dr —on Beauchamp,
~ -Last Barnet 20 0
Buc .s, Collection, per Bradford, Yorkibire,lst

• kcv. Sam. MaddoCk • 0
J, H. It 0
George Jackson, Esq.
Kenti,h Town 10 0
L S. Viri,buch I .0

remittabee
Castle, Hedingham,
Parish Collect ion ,yer
Rev. H. D. Morgan 58 4

SQO 0

Subscriptions receiveo at the bars of the City of London Ta-
vern ; Uoyd's Coffee-house ; Stack Exchange ; and at all the
Bankers in Town and Country.
•R. H. MARTEN,
Secretaries.
Luicz HOWARD,

SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED` FOR SMALL DEB l'S.
Craven-street, Strand, March 2, 1814.
BENEFACTIONSsince te last Report, viz.—
L. r. J.
William, Hugh, and John Burn, Esqrs. - 105 0 0
A Friend to this Charity - - 1 0 0
Joshua Same, Esq. - - -. . Ann. .5 5 0
Rutter Away, Bej. . . Ann. 2 2 0
A. B. "So R. I. E. XlO - ' . SO o 0
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor - - Ann. 2 0 0
lerjeant Palmer - - - 21 0 0
'1 he Rev. Shaw Brooke. - - • Ann. 2 2 0
F. Lind, Esq. . - Ann. 3 3 u
James Lewis, Esq. ' - - Ann. 2 2 0
Miss .fe cry, per John Ward, Esq. - ' 2 0 0
lihomas P. White, Esq. per Vote and Co. Ann. 1 1 0
Mrs. White - - Aun. 1 1 0
5.1'. Ann. £5. ss. R. Y. .E?.. per Yore - 7 .5 0
Wm. Thomas, Esq. per Vere - - 5 0 0
Mrs. Hnate, Beckenham • - Ann. 10 0 0
Ditto; a Donation • - - 5 0 0
Sir Henry Poole, Bart. . Ann. 1 1 0
Admiral Sir John Colpoys, K. B. - Ann. 2 2 0
Lacy Primate, Esq. per Secretary - Ann. 2 2 0
John Maude, Esq. - -- - Ann. 2 2 0
Mrs. Mackenzie, sen. - - Ann. 2 2 0
Mrs. Thomas Cotton: • - 2 0 0
S. B. per Dinvien and Co. - 35 0 0
A Lady, per ditto - - 0 10 0
P.D. Letter Buz Li, and found in Letter Box £1 20 0

£244 0 0

Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 251
Debtors, for tke Sum of -
C Jutoidereci the Cases of 34 Petitioners; Appro.

£2lB 9 0

red a; Reterred for Characters' 0 Petitions,
and Rejected 6.
Benefactions are received by Messrs. Herrin, Farquhar, and
Co. St. James's-street ; Hoares, Fleet street; Chatteris, Whitmore,
and Co. Lombard-street ; Bicldulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-
Cross; Dorrten and Co Finch lane, ; Hanintersleys. Piil.
mall; Veres, and Co. No. 77, Lombard street; and by the Se-
cretary, NA. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be
seen by ti. " who are inclined to support this Charity, and where
the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month.

WASH lONABLE DANeING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at. No. 19, Sfitrrard-otree, Golden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accomplishmenr, or have not the modern style.
Mr. LIEN'S system of teachirg is espressly studied for those
to whocn It is an object to atquire tag!), that fashionable requisite
for genteel society expeditiously. privately, and in a superior style
of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching
may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupils, on
the public teaching evenings. Prof..ssurs of danchig tau .ht the
most eltspnt fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes-
sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.

PHILBLAIN6 are prevented from breaking, -aeld
NJ their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WillTE•
HEAD'. ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed fur
its extraordinary EfficaCy in Rheum:ideals, Palsies, Gouty Alicc-
tiol.s, and Complaiins oi the Sinn ach ; but where this ctrtdiu
remedy has hem unknosin or ne.i.lee.vd, and the Chilli:dins have
actually broke, Whiretirdirs, Family Cerate will ease the pain,
and very speedily bral thens.—Prepared and soldby R. Winston,
Apothicary, 19. tireek-street, Soho, Landau—the am]
Pins at is. 9d. eaell ; the Cerate at ls. i id. Sold by every Me-
.d:rine Vender in the United Kingdom.
The Genuine kis a black ink Stamp, with the name of
R. Jolirwtop, inserted nn it.

• N. 41911..5TRA-A).
PATENT SELF-AU! S-I LNG T RUSSES.-
These instruments are upon an entire new principle, the
springs are en constructed as to admit of iccrea,ie or decteaite in
size and force; will answer for right and lit side, without any
*trap whoever.
SALMON, 01/Y, and Co. confidently recommend a trial to
all those who prefer perfect ease and securhy to the galling ap-
plication °fake common Truss, on their usual liberal remit, viz.
that ti..e full cost shall be returned to all purchaser', If trot found
superior in raft end act to every Weer invention, after any
wear, or da,nage.

The Patentees hinkretelved the following appoint:nerve :
The Royal Nary, the Naval Ho:pi•als and Dock-yards, the
Ordnance, Otte:lv/kb hospital, the Honourable Tart India
Contpany, &c. &c.
N.B. Persona rending Inahe country, sending the Circumfe.
►race of the Body, in inthts, just akuve the hips► may dcpcif
NIKO hcing accurately

• *This day was published,
•
Handsomely pointed in two volumes Avis. with Portraits of Knox
and Regent Murray, price LI. is. boards, the hird Edition of
riIHE LIFE of JOHN KNOX, containing Iglus
1- trillions of the History of the Reformation in Scotland,
with hiographical Notices of the principal it eformera, and
sketches of the progress of Literature in Scotland doting a great
part of the Sixteenth Century : to which is subjoined, an Appen-
d.x, consisting of Letters and other papers never before published.
By THOMAS M'CRIR, 1). I).
Minister of the Gospel, Edinburgh.
" How unfair, and how marvellously incorrect, these rep're-
setna,ions (4 Kook's character) are, may be learned from the
perusal of the work before us—a woik which has afforded us
'lmre amusement and more instruction, than any thing we ever
read upon the subject, and which, independent of its theological
ttieriis„we do nut hesitate to pronounce by far the best piece of
history which his appeared since the commencement of our
critical career."—Edinburgh Review, No. 39.
Dc. M`Cee is really a great biographer, such as it has not
been the lot of Knox's equals, or even his superiors, always to
atnitt; for, however ably the characters of Luther and Colvin
have been treated in the general histories of their times, where
has either of them found a biographer like the present ?"
Quarterly Review, No. 18.
_ _

. " Every page of his book gives full testimony that the writer of
it is, by natural constitution, from habit and on principle, a cordial
lover of civil and religious liberty. lie is learned man, and as
independent thinker."—Christian Observer, January 181 3.
6, We fcarcely think that Dr. M'crie's work can be too highly
esteemed, or at least that any person, whose opinion is worthy of
rest—cr, ran refuse to assign it an elevated place. in the scale of We•
rat y merit."—Edinburgh Chr.stiati Itittructor, No. 40.
Printed for John Ogle. 'and Williatu Blackwood, Edinburgh;
M. Ogle, Glasgow; and Cadell and Davies, John Murray, go.
Yen and Ogles, Duncan, and Cam; London.

*ISLAND OF ANTIGUA.
Capital PLANTA t lONS, NEGROES, BUILDINGS, kt.
TO BE SOL BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Chengsu-Alley, CornhM, London,
on Monday, the Ist of August, 1914, at Twelve o'Cl9ck,
By Older of tht Assignees of Messrs..lohn Henderson and
Archibald Neilson, Merchants, Bankrupts
irIlE capital PLANTATIONS called, RICH-
MOND and HOWARDS, samara in the Pitilsh of Sr.
PA VI., in the ISLAND of AlNTlLJUA;•comprialng.upwards of
FOUR HUNDRED and THIRTY-FIVE ACRES of. rich
Cane and Pasture Lands, Gardens, and Negro Grounds, with
Dwelling houses, Sugar-works, two Windmills, and othvr requi-
site Buildings; Two Hundred and Ninety-six Steve:, mostly
Creoles; together with the very valuable Stock, Consisting of
Seventy-four iii!ad of Cattle; Clarifiers, Coppers, .Stills, and
Plantalon linpleut:nts, and various Effects.

Particulars may be had of lames Clilctfribt, Esq. Agent for the
Frame, it Antigua; of Messrs. Setoo and Plomer, Solicitors,
George-btrect, Adelphl; William Healing, Esq. Solicitor, Law-
rem. lane, Cheapside ; a, Lloyd's, Garraway's, and the Jamaica
Coffee-houses; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick:wee:, Golden-
square, where Invenr( taaay be seen.

FREEHOLD E3TATES,
AT GOSBERTON, LINCOLNSHIRE;
AND AT ST. MAR FlN's STAMFOZ.D BARON, IN THE
COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. •
TO BB SOLD BY AUC' rioN,
In LoTs, early in the Month of June, 1814, on the Premises of
Mrs. Burns, at St. Martin's Stamford-Baron, (unkss an et-
sbl. tender for the thole should be made prior to the let's
of April),
BELNIE, that well-known valuable GRAZING
FARM, FreeLo!d, situated at Cosberton aforesaid, a
pleasant' open Village, and, fine Air, distant Ten Miles from
Boston, and Six froin ; adjoins the London Turnpike'
Riul, and consists of Thirty-three Fields or exceedingly rich old
inciosesl Pasture Land, containing upwards of Twu Hundred
and Twenty Acres; and so contiguous, that the whole thereof
may he looked over in a very short time, with Farm-House,
Stable, Cottage, &c.; also One Field of new 'actinium, about
Fifteen Acres.
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Afso, at the same time, will be Sold by Auction. (utiles, we-
vioutly disposed of by Private Contract,), the following FREE-
HOLD ESTATES, situate at St. Martin's Stamford Baron
atiretaid;

Loci. A Capital Messuage or Dwelling.Heuse, with large
Yard, Az stall Stable, and Granary over it, Coach-house, Hay
Barn, Dm/house, Laundry, and other convenient Offices ; large
Gardest encompassed by lofty walls, and planted with the choicest
Fruit Trees; and two commodious Pews in the Parish Church
of lit. Martin's.
N.B. Them Premises are let on Lease to William Westmore
'land, Esq. four years of which are unexpired.
"Mires Tenements, adjoining the above Premises, in the seve-
ral tenures of F. Ashwood, Thomas Spencer, and ThOmas
Dorman.

Los 9. A Tenement, In Water-street, in the tenure of John
Pearson ; and a Piece of Ground adjoining the same, in the
tenure of E. and J. Schules.

Lot S. In Wuothorp, a Paddock of Pasture Land, containing
two Acres, two Roods, seven Perches (more or less), let on
lease to the aforesaid Wermoreland, Esq. four years of
which remain unexpired. ,

491 the above have extensive Right of Contmon in Borough
Pen and likely to derive considerab:e Benefit front the present
inci4ura.

On the above Premise ~ at the same Time,
All the Neat and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI I'URE and
other EFFEC ra of MRS. BURNS, leaving her Residence.—
Comprising hanclgorae kiurpost Bethreads, with Crimson, Silk,
Damask, and White Dimity Furniture; prime seasoned Goose-
feather Beds, Bolsters, Mattresses, and excellent Bedding; ca-
rital fine-toned Piano Forte by Broadwood, wish additional Keys
and Pedal; large Carpets • Pier, Chimney, and Swing Glasses
Fancy and Mahogany, and other Chain; Sideboard; Se-
dietary; Climts or Drawers; ,Lining, Pembroke, and Card Ta-
bles; complete Dinner Service of Wedgwood; White and Gold
Chipa Tea ditto; very good Kitchen Requisites; several Jots of
Buoks, &c, &c.
Also, some GENUINE WINES; consisting of Port, seven
years in bottle; Madeira, that bas been round by the Indies.;
Euceliai; Vitionia ; a Cask of vet'', fine Currant Wine, Scir.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. 11. Jackson, or Mr. T. H.
Jackson, At tome 7 at Law, Stamford, Lincolnshire, where a Map
of Bettie may be seen.
14 b. All the Tenants are under No'ice to quit.

SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID 4 FUR
LEMONADE, &c. &c.
PHIS Acid is so useful, whenever Lemons are
1 wanted for duntestic purposes, that it only requires publicity,
and a trial to be generally used at table ; it is so finely powdered
that it readily dissolves in the plate, and with the acifi yields the
most grateful flavour of the lemon. There is also a direction on
the Bottle for Punch, Lemonade, &c. &c.. •
It is prepared only at 163, Borough; and sold by Newberry and
Sons, and shaw and Edwards. tit .Paul's Churchyard; Butler,.
Cheapside • Dicey and Co. Bow Celirch-yard ; Barclay and Sons,
Fleet market; Sanger, Oxferd-etreet ; Ward, Holborn; Weston,
near Temple-bar; the Medicine Warehouses, in the Royal Ex-
change ; Vade's lead Golding's, Comhtil; Rigge, and Stubbs',
Cheapside Gaeta, and Butterfield, Strand ; Puke, New-streets
Covent-Garden ;,Kernott and Co. Bear-street; Gedge, Leicester.
square; Huguluon, iaymarket ; Williams, 72, Piccadilly; Rigge
Ind Hawkins, Bond-street; Butts,Berner-street ; Sellars, Broad-
Meat, Bloomsbury; Rose,Parlitment-street; Finch, Greenwich;
Harrison, Woolwich; Batten, Clapham; Russel, Hampton;
Martin, Twickenham; Knight and Dean, and Pickering, Wind.
jaw, &c. &c. It Is also sold by rnoet Oilmen, Confectioners, Drug-
gists, and Patent Medicine Warehouses, in biretta, ses. 6d. each.
Please to mince the myna of tipping and Mandela on the
Wrappers, as ao %hen are genuine.