Star.
London, England, 1816-04-13 00:00:00

SIX MEN YEARS ESTABLISHED.

THE Public are respectfully invitel to an inspro.
Lion of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SHAG
ING and'SHEE Fl NG CLO ni,odw on sale at N 0.4, the South
side of Bloontibury-sqnare. The Company, from the nature of
their Establishments hem. aril in Ireland, offer to the commu-
nity the above articles much cheaper and better than the/ can he
procured through any other medium. Their Linens are bleach.ll
under their own inspection, without the help of Acids; they
warrant their Dtsability and Colour, and aims to return the
Money should a Litik appear.
Country Orders faithfully attended to.
JOHN DO NOVA 4, Bloomsbury-square, London,
JOHN DOYLE, Nu. It, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. S Ara"
Good Bolls on Ireland, or Irish Bank Notes, taken la pay.
ment for Linen, or Discounted.

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, ace.

%J R. GItEENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZEN.
(;ES of TOLU ; the great demand for which, after op:
wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for aft
Coughs, Hoarbenestes, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and COnassinp-
rive Complaints. The genuine only have R. Hayward printed
' on the stamp, by whWn they are prepared, as successpr to Mt.
the Inven.
Sold in boxes at Is. lid. each by hie appointment, by P. New.
bury and Sons, St. Paul** Church-yaid; Sutton and Co. 13011
Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cock-per-streq; Nix, Royal Ex-
change; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke, 269, Borough; Sang.,
t5O, Oxford-street; Barclay's, Fleet-Market; Blake, 56, Picea..
dilly; and the Venders of genuine Medicines.
Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TOIIOI.
TURES [or preserving the Teeth and Gums, and aulog tisz
Touilt.Ach, in enlarged bottles a, es. 9d. each.

MARR lOTT'S IMPROVED PA FENT KITCPIEN RANar.
MARRIOrr, having recently made very on.
,iderable Improvements. is insiticed to offer to then/Wee
Of the Public the above admirable Invention, as Mtn most eons
pirte Article of the kind ever manufactured for rooting, baking,
boiling, steaming, steering; ate.antl it constant. iupply of 10 or IS
gallons of hot water, with one fall the usual quantity of fuel,.
Phis Range is attended with much less trouble than any other,
l and the utensils used in the operation of conking are kept.per-
fectly clean, and are far more durable than with oommon ranges.
It is she a certain cure for smoker chimnies, wbkh has been
proved by repeated experiments. Its rapid and increasing sale,
added to the universal satisfaction it has given, are the strongest
proofs of its utility ; it has never failed in a single instance.
As from the small portion of fuel requisite, it is advantageous
for small families, so from the quantity of work it will perform
it is suitable for large establishments, and is particularly adapted
for the use and convenience of private families, taverns, lodging-
houses, boarding-schools, &e.
Kitchens fitted up with Ranges, embracing all the late int.
provements, with steam-boilers, ovens, hot-closets. &Id steams
kettles. All kinds of Stoves, for drawing-roosts, parlours, halt',
churches;&c.; humane Man-traps, to secure depredators, With.
out iujiiring them; Spring-guns of different construction. A Par
tent Roasting Jack, upon au entire new principle, conetrectsl so
as to require neither weights nor plinks; the works being en-
closed, arc protected from injdry and irregularity; from its ea-
treme simplicity, notUable to be out of order, and calculated for
every kitchen. •
To be seen In use daily at the Patinae's Manufactory, lb.
64, Fleet-street, London. '

•
WESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma-
jesty's Navy these Drops have for near NO years pate
maintained their character a+ a specific for the Scurvy, Gravel,
Dropsy, Strangnary, Weakness and Obstruction+ in the Drier*
Passage, and General Debility; but particularly for their abininte
and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease: Wessels' lemit's Deign
sad Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expedkions Cue& ling
are so innocent in their nature, as to require little or no testrafait.
The great object to be attended to is, that Patient, acrd Pur-
chasers should be careful in having the true and gessans Peepers.
don, as the unpile, unsanaloned, and dangerous eteeneeffeise as.
tempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute siseaseds, sea
se numerous, that the Proprietors request every purchaser le ask
for Wessel Laurel: DROPS, and unless they have the follegw.
Ing word+ on the stamp, they are gross impositions oss doe publics
Joiteph Wessels, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard," which his kfia-
jr sty's Commissioners have ordered to be engraved on every Nem,
to secure them as their right. All ethereare Counterfeits,
Merchant+, Captains, and Venders supplied on liberal teems,
Price 2s. ad —ti a.—and-sits. per bottle.

To the SCROFULOUS, CONSUMPIWE, sad .
VXPERIMENTALLY convinced, with Chß
1J world at large, not only of the Inutility but injury, fr..
queutty done by alLthe Methods hitherto employed for the Coe
of these Diseases, and, at the same time, lA, persuadedd
in-the dispensations of PILOVIDENCII, effectual Remedies eer.
tainly were to be foetid; we confidently and malously deemed
ourselves to the study of them; and the resok of fourteenzz
application has been the happy discovery of Three How
dim, entirely out of the usual routine of. Medical Pardees pro.
dyeing the nno~ and beneficial effects on the Cam.
unwise, Saleos, and Nervous, whe am net map rellessrd
Iron the argent appl.tams of them miaow Complaints, bill
their very Camtitstinns are radically ehaggs4—me oxygenate
the blood of the Cananamtkre, heal Men iheased lungs, wed re.
store the emaciated fume to robust and redly health. Noe'
we palliate only the sysaponse 0 as nags; sic our
Remedy also scans at Monier mat of the disease, and noir =mobs it out of the asaukodest. Our Noma' Iteleedy le
soccessful, and the =here yealtases of Maud disease&
out by papal:lig &Needham's%) MI here took *kb ‘llO.lOlBlllll,
and will certainly Mob relief Creeitheie wretebsdnew, The Nets
Medical Institution is established by a Society of Medical Geed*.
men, for the Cure of thesi Complaints only, at No. e,Taviseolie,
street, Sedford4quare ICevtae and C 0..:
•,* Ample lastroetions ere *au with each distinct Itemerly,
rho price of which b Ms. id. dodge All tiadrupl • iLISa. to-
gether ',kb a Painplikt of the evidenes; of the .I'ot:reset them
modes of traatinent. Dr. onions's; Member ot the Royal Ca.
lege, may be coodred at the Inediadne ban eirveta to vita% et
letter, Poi Paid, 'Watling a residues*. eddregidad Is S.
Xavtst and aas above. The above Pamphlet- way be had
grads, at' the inatitudonorbbre she Itemedies air mid, wholesale
,1414 real end by all Via*, to Town aid ibumarb

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PARLMMENTARr PAPERS.

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The total charge of the Civil List for the year
ending the sth of January, was 41,450,231, and
some fractions t the total income, including the 'sum
• W 4113,556 voted last year for the estimated defici-
a.m. was a 1,202,604, leaving an excess of £277,627.
IXTRAORDINARY DISBURSEMENTS TO. MINISTERS AT
FOREIGN VIURTS.
John Bidwell, Esq. to pay bills drawn by John
James,Esq. while Acting Minister at the Hague,
for extraordinary expenses during June awd July,
• 1815
C. R. Broughton, Esq. to pay a bill drawn by Sir
J. Gambier, Consul-General in the Netherlands.
for expenses on special service
ON THE CONTINENT.
Thomas Bidwell, Esq. to pay bills drawn by Lord
Castlereagh to defray the expenses that may be
incurred by him while employed on special mtz,-
dons on the Continent 21,186

AUSTRIA.

Charles William Baron Stewart, Ambassador to
Vienna, to meet the extraurdsnary expenses in-
curred by him in consequence to the proloretd
residence at Vienna of so many of the Sovereig:ts
of Europe, during the period of the General
Congress at that City
- J. Bidwell. Esq. to pay bills drawn by Lord Ftew-
art, Ambassador to Austra, for extraordinary
disbursements of his embassy, in couriers, &c.
&c. and fur loss sustained by the exchange on the
receipt of his quarterly allowance •
Ditto, to pay a bill drawn by Lord Stewart, Am-
bassador at Austria, for exlraordmary disburse-
meow. aud the.exptoses of his own journey 'rout
V kora to thelmpLrial headquota rs at Manheint
Jones Sandlot', Esq. to pay bills drawn by Francis
• Peter Werry, Esq. attached to the Embassy at
the Congress at,Vienna, fur expenses incurred
• or that service
C. R. Brostglitoo, Esq. to pay bills drawn by Strat-
ford Canning, Esq. Minister at the Swiss Call..
tons, for expenses during his residence at Vienna,
, en special service
Ditto, tq pay a bill drawn by the Honourable P.
Lambe, while Acting Minister Plenipotertiary
at Vienna, tor extraordinary expenses on , that
service
Cotrts, Esq. to pay bills drawn by the Duke of
Wellington, late Minister Plenipotentiary at the
Congress at Vienna, for expenies on that service
C. R. Broughton, Esq. to pay a bill drawn by Vis-
count Cathcart (Ambassador Extraordinary to
Russia) as one of his Majesty's Plenipotentiaries
to the Congress at Vienna .
`Edward Michael Ward. Esq. as a gratuity for
baying brought from Vienna, the general Treaty
of Congress
F. Nicolay, Esq. to pay a bill drawn by Lord Cast-
lereagh, in favour of Joseph Daneton, Esq. being
In full discharge of hi‘ claims for losses and ex-
penses while acting in the capacity of Vice-
Consul at Ti ieste

TRANCE.
C. R. Broughton, Esq. to pay bills drawn by Sir
C. Stewart, employed on a special mission at
• Paris, for expenses incurred
Ditto, to pay tilts drawn by Sir C. Stewart, Am.
balder at the Court of France, for expenses
incurred by the Duke of Welling:lm, in runerr-
' fag the British Anibarsador's Hotel at Paris, tit
for the rearptitin of tke embassy
Coutts, Esq. to pay tills drawn by the Mite of
'Wellington, Ambassador Extraordinary at the
Court of France, to Betray extraordinary cx•
greases incurred
-Ditto, to.pay a bill drawn by the Duke of Wel-.
Llogtou, during his mission at Faris
J. p.lincl, Esq to pay a hill drawn by Lord
Pastor Somerset, late Acing Minottr at the
Court of France, for extraordinary disbursements
in January and ftbruary, rata
3. Bidwell, £.q to pay $ bill drawn by Lord Fitz-
roy Somerset, late acting Minister at the Court
of France, extraord nary expt nse. in Match
and April tLIS, and losses in constquence .ut
• being obliged hastily to quit• Paris
Jolin Eal. to pay tills drawn by I.ionel
Harvey, Esq. employed on special service az the
Court of France, in April, May, June, July and

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August, 1815
Jame Sterling, Esq• Consul at Nantes, reimburse-
mews of hiss whi n compelled to leave los post
suddtuly, through the late circutristano:s is
France
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