Star.
London, England, 1817-04-10 00:00:00

NEW MUSICAL FUND.

thuirr the Prronage of his Royal Highness thaPatucalt [OMIT.
0J their Royal Highnes.scs the Dukes of YORII,CnaII
Caleamoaa, and GLeUCIITKR. •
rIIHE Nnb.lity acrd Gentry, Sohscribers to this In-
-1 priusion, are respewfullp Informed, that on the 44th inst.
v,ig bc reformed at the KING'. THRAT E, I laymarket,
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT
Of VOl/47 %I. and INSTRUNIEN MUSIC,
For the Litnefr of this Institution.
The Orcbi.stra will be erected on the Stagr, on the same grand
sole as hat year, and a new Organ bu•lt by Gray will. be opened
ce that occamon.—Leader oi the Band, Mr. F. Casual—Con-
ductor, Sir GrOkOr. SSIANT.
Pritzipal Vocal Pertornivre who have already promised their
pott....ce, Madame Mainvielle Pod it. awl Mrs. Salmon, Ma-
dsua catipore,e and Man Stephens, Miss Goudad, Mr. Bel.
true aa Signior Crevelli.
Nia.ter Lindley 'will play a Fantasia of Romberes on the Vio-
-1,: cci:o, be ng his first public peffortnance In London, and a
C Tcerw oo the Flute by Mr. Drove'.
Fartli,r Virticulars wbl be anniiiiticed In due time.
•ficy,ls for the Pit and Roses les nil. Gallery Ss. to be had
Nh.SFArti.:ltit 'kulitlitete_Vundantl-street ; of Mr. King,
the ~:n tary, 14, Little Chapvirreet,Soluai it the ripen Gate;
BA at the prircifal Music:sitopa.—Tbe doors wdl be open at
Senn, and the Conant begin at Eight .

NORFOLK.
FREE! 10113 AND co Pinioi.rt FS F/sirE,
LAd BRADENIIAM. near.DEREHIIIi.
TO DE SOLD •SY A ITC PION.
By W I NSTANI.EY and. tsONS.
At le rues Arms. East Derrham, yoga° w. April il, at
Two, by °Toter or the Executors and Trustees,
THE ritEttioLl) and COPY HOLD 'ES-
*FATES of the late Mr. Joan lesson, situate in the parish
of East Uradenban, in the county of Norfolk, distantfrom dwaff-
faun attost 7 milts. and 5 from Raw Derrinun, consisting of a
spc:ous t Ll Mat.sion house, a small &Jot •Itotraw, Rarns, Stabling,
f.-d Outbutdings, Co•tage., Gorden', O,el arde, and several en.
albums of rich Meadow and Arable Lard, containing altogether
ow 70 Acres: To be viewed by ar: !live to Mr. iiihn Ellis, on
fientises.—Printed Pat titulars fitly he bld at ihe Crown,'
and the White Hart, Sweiniain ; the Grorge, the King's Arms,
aad of Me.srs. Cooper, rioltritois. East Dvrehant r• the liJkes•
Read, Lyon; of Mr. Cliarlti liashant, Norwich ;of 'Kevin. Brun-
drat, Loewe!), and dpinks, Solicitors' Temple, London ; lit the
Mart, awl of Witistaulry and dons, Paternoster row,. where a
Flo may he seed. .

STA 1E 1.0 l' rliltY.
EYTON, Stock- Broker, '2. Constitu., has at
1.74• last obtairnd the ohjrct of his anxious wishes, in being
:Os able to rto his Friends, the Put.bc, Tickets and Shares
the gond till Price!.
B. E. bas also the satisfaction of unequivocally stating, that the
Stkeaw of the ;urgent Lottery, to bqou Urawing ou the 30th
alniv, is snore atleautagetras to Purchasers than any ever before
inekr,ted to the Puhl.c; 'lyre are 11.,09a Ptizes (the lowest
Iltin Value), bud only 14,500 Etacts; among tgel:epitaisnre
4 oh &c. veoo of the Prizes will give the Holders the
vino of taking tint Chance ot the lame Number in the ensuing
t.onety, or receiving Lit 'A Money for each Ticket, aid in pro-
}onion lot: Shares, any time Wore the tat of June. LAY I.otl
invites his Flirts& to Inspect the Scheele at Lis truly fortunate
Ohre, tit.', Coanntit., where he hispes for contitinance in
the present Lotto* of that titterers which has hitherto attended
the fleketrate'Shara sold by him.
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cmiaemia*-143.4.,,k4i4hanwi010t,_t0
. bionstif; - asLarseintasen the Scheme of the pram nii;
Fled** himself that it is the molt advantageous eves yet oared
is the Public. *lt contains
2 Prises of '41114:4000 ItilvarYs,
9 20,000 Consuls, •
11,600
9. 0. Money,
Ale 10,099 other Prises, with only 4,1152 blanks, a circuits-
t-sate hitherto, unwashed to Lotteries. '1 he Tickeu and Slums
sae baling at the following low prices, viz.
Trim . 16 111 0 Quarter -AS 1 0
. Half .919 0 I Eighth $ 11- 6
Sixteenth LI 6 0
0. CAR ROLL therefore, requests his Wendt, who wish to
smite wry favourite. Nernbers,to rnaltecarty application at anioer
of his °lces 7, Counts/I.x, or 113, Ottroart-eraser,(ests.
Ward 1777). where 7,735, the last Prix: of C3t.?,900, vies sold
la Stares, with Seven other Capitals, also add la Shares, in the
inn October Lottery.
The Drawing will continence on
.the 30th Instant, and all Or-
s front the Country pttectpally attehtled to. •
12 B. All lathiest Inthe Public Funds transacted. •

ICIATRONIZED by their Royal Highnesses the
I. Priem.' of Wales, Duchess of York, lard Duke of Sussex;
lilt Imperial Majesty the Emperor of all the Remiss, his Serene
ligloesi the Duke of Brunswick, his Excellency the Duke del
bintado, by their especial authority.
• ROWLAND'. MACASSAR OIL.
In elites composed of Vegetable Intlredients (tom the Island of
Macassar, In the last Indies, ire unkecedented fur preventing
theta& &Nig of or turning grey to the latest period of life;
streagshens the weakest hair, and produces a luxuriant growth
en the baldest places ; also an inimitable natural curl, witch it
preserves In damp weather, &c products whiskers. ("P.l:flames
Re--1t is pieta/ issuscaut, and may with safety be applied to
the youngest infant. Rowland's Treatise on the Hair iaclosed
with Sidi gamine bottle. Price Ss. 611.105.6 d. and Xi Is. per
beide. .
Abe, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE,
*WWI& immediately aid ellhetnaly changes Red or Grey Hair,
Eye r'tiwnt Whiskers, Ike. tea persnanent and glossy Browsi or
Black, innuting the enact natural colour—washing makertkie
Dreams durable. it is perfectly innocent, and Ladies or Gen-
llreen may dye their Hair with Easy and Secrecy. Price 4s.
V.6d. and ins ed. and One Guinea per Bottle.
had wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro-
prieton, A. Rowland and Son, Cornet of Kirby-street, the first
turning on the right in Hatton Garde*, Holborn, London ; and
by appointment, by Messrs. Hewdries' '1 itchhorne-street ; Mr.
Sart!), 111. and Gattkand Peirce, 37, New Bottd-streot ; Bayley
atltt blew. Cochopur.oreet ; Ness/bey and ions, 45, Edwarae,
ee, St. Paul's Church. yard; Berry, 17, lo!,nston, IS, Greek-
teal and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout
move.
Cainion..-Ask for Rowlaarrs Oil, or Rowland's Dys; and oh-
ss^e that each genuine bottle of the above articles are signed oo
t►etut,ide label in red ink," A. Rowland and son." An others
we emniterttits.
'etiarritaar he had, an Interesting Essay on the cations Smicture
.
lbe Human Hair, price 94. Dedicated to her Royal Highness
the littocer9 Charlotte of Waks and Sale Cobourg.

CATON ON TENEP EAL DISEASE ANIk ITS
• CONSEQUENCEA.
Ilia day was published, 4% New Edition, price is. tkeratal
with Cages,
A PRA CTICAL TREATISE nn a ie PREVEM
IION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, ezhi-
%big the character, symptoms, and treatment of die Diseases
hassedi:iiely or remotely connected with It ; containing Observp•
liinot on (Act, Stricture Mocal Dlschaigea, the wit of this
Um& and common lkingle, Cutaneous Etupdons,
Teams! Moues, Debility several or lucaLihe TheorY d Om,'
"Eon, &c &c. comprising an elementary Work far Modems, sod'
to the general reader ; isnerepened ',Ada select Prosstp:
bans 'applicably to each division of the *raw
ilyl. M. CATON, Surgeon,
No. to,' Stanhope-airces, Newcavtle-teevw. Strand;
late of the Unified Hospitals of St, Tioirnas'i and Ctuy.s.
Ytrtkl for Minn. Shinvoutl asd co. %, Pataiwated-row;
attd r4ehlc7 tiOdtP/On, t7ti, Wita-vnret, Lo&Som • •

ARMY CON ERACTS.
Commissariat Department,
Treasury Chambers, 28th March, 1517.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
of contracting to supply the following Ankles fur the use
of she Army, viz.
BEEF and MU rrorr, to hi, Majesty's Land Forces in Canton-
ments, Quarters and Barracks, in the u ndermentioned Counties
Berk,, including the Town of I lengetfotd ; .Gloucester, inclu-
ding the City of Bristol; 'Lancaster. Nottingham, Surrey.
FORAGE, viz. OATS, HAY. and STRAW, to his Majesty's
Cavalry in the Ordnance Barracks at Neweestle-upoo4yee,
and OA I'S in the County of Northumberland.

That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day
of May nest; that Proposals In writing, sealed up and marked,
3 ender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Olin, on or
before Friday, the '2sth day of. April, (but none will be
received after twulve o'clock on that day), and, if seat by pot,
the postage must be paid.

Proposals must be made separately for sub County ; and
each Propoial must hart t' wiTaria. annexed .to
the Tender properly fined up, by two Persons of known pro.
petty engaging to become bound with the party tendering in the
amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance
of the Contract; and re Proposal -will he noticed unless made
' on a printed Tender, and the prices espregited in words at length.
And should It so happen that during the continuance of the Con.;
tram no Troops should be supplied under the Contract, the es-
pense of the Contract and Bond, paid In the first instance by
the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. • '

Particulars of the Contracts ,nay be had upon appVcadowtt
No. 35, Great George•street, Westminster, between the. been
• . -
pr eleven and five.

ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA.
sth April, 1817.
IN pursuance of the Act of .the 55th year of his
3- present Majesty, by which it is enacted that the One.
Pensioner* of this Ho-pl• al shall in future be paid quarterly, in ad.
vance, instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby given,taeordner
the Right Honourable the Leeds and others, Comm fee
managing the affairs of the soli Hospital, that all the Oet-Pen.
slaters thereof residing in London, or irsitldn the District of the
bills of Mortality, are required to appear personally; and refl.
mentally, with their Initrucdons and Certificates of Admission,
at the Secretary's ©flee in the Mid Hospital on the respective
days, and In their different chines, according to their several rate.
lell Pandas, as undermetitioned ; when attendance will be given

from Nine o'clock in the moaning, until'three In the afternoon,
for the Payment of a Quarter eta Year's Pension In advance, to
the *4th of has near.

' On FRIDAre die 1 1 ded April,
The Peadoners at M. peg day, sad these at 4d. to the aid 6t
the nambered Regimente. •
On SATURDAY. thl 12th of APrdt •
Those at 611.1rosa the Rag* Denies. Salaam idly
1130.04isiksSse sad Cs* Obeli *t4. WO dr
1'
os mcisp4:„ es 106 se April,
'ns°o ac Od• pa del its* * 240 guards ti the 00th• •
loot, inciadve.
Oa YUPDAY, the istit. *Of April, •
Those at ad. per day, from the Me foot, and all the remaining
Rieman and Coq; Maim those la 10d. ter day.

~~~

Os WEDIAPDAY., lbw Mk of April, .
nos* at is. per day, from this different lksglmsifs of llstolry,
with {he lst and pd ltapjazonts at Toot Quads.

On IIHURSDAY, this 17th of April,
" Those at Is. per day, from the ad Regiment of Foot Guards,
to abit sad of its* num►ered Regiments at chit Rate.
• On FRIDAY, the 18th of Aprif,

Those at Is. per day, from eke Royal Garrlsda Battalion, and
all the remaining Regiments sad Corps, and also thew at
Is. OA per. day.
. ^On SATURDAY, the 19th of April,
Those at Is. Id. Is. IN. 11. 24. is. Sid. and is. ed. per day.

On MONDAY, tee 21st of April,
Thew at Is. Sid. Is. 4d. Is. 40. Is. sd. is. Sid. Is. dd.
Is. Sid. Is. 7d. Is. 744. is,.M. Is. Sid. is. 51 Is. fid. and
Is. 10d. per day.
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On TUESDAY, the ited of April,
Those at Is. 100. per day and ape/. ards, and those Pens/awn
who have been admitted on account of blindness.
It Is also ordered and directed that all the Out•Pensionen be-
longing to the said Hespttal;do pay particular attention to their
Ihstrustions, which they are required to preset at the time of
Payment, by which they are ordered to pansmit to the Pay.
master-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, tkair
Affidavits as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every
Quarter-day, 'without which their nooses will net be entered on
the Pay-Uses for the subsequent Quarter, and they are out after-
wards to change their place of abode, as specified in their aifida.
vita, without unavoidable necessity, and (Lily notifying the same.
And if any Peneioner shall fraudulently attempt to receive
a dotage payment of his Peasiset, either at Chelsea, or at
different places, he shall be etrock off the List, sad forfeit all
benefit arising from this Establishment.
RICJIARD may&

' sad litqllwrir.

TO TIM PUBLIC.
HAVING advertised the Scheme of the State Lot
terpat length lit all the Daily Papers, nod *WWI fully every
partieglatrahlingehereto, I Mat aow brie!! all the attention of
IPnlopo
L 7 beat Ned., the .* woe of ise Wiens feat arra—.
The prim to 45 pu TiOme thin fur many years, wb ell
reduces a Thais to the • harp of iiisbteen Guineas,
and altitoooth to Twootpds SWOP.
: The litaftsitt aim*, it 14,100 Tickers, soots's**
Two patimall 410,000 Mown
Two Prime el OUR® Sloth.
And 204 eher krises of Mipey sad Sloth, Independent of
witieb,there ore 8,900. additional Priem ; via. cosh eAtitla to e
inarlishe seminars LAMA/ *Webs will be Drawn 416 J unr) sod
'the 16,140,010106.014* Optivitettroklim their ehaneala that Lorterb
refit thay,prehts It). seiliottkeir Prise of the rats et Bilt per
rkket, if brought on for payment on or before the Slat of Neat
Meath (May), aid. If- the Pubic avail themeless of thls very
:bottliclaleff#, they WOO fists Sibeele to be -more advantageous
to them than Nip se lokh hoot she Urea, fen itenellosit • •
, HORS THAN TWO. PitJA6ll- 'IP ONI BLANK.
: *WM have the sesnevdvaniaries et Whele Tickets.
Tickets sed.Shases aro rolling in Meat vittety, at. my . glees,
where In the last Lereer, -Coelho, '1 soklinti sharvel fie used)
ummeiesreater irt number awe lunuunt tlyie.all she. rest, of eb.'i
-4-rpers evuolaisped.--i We the bion#r to. be; the Rubric'.
ilievoted servant .'. • T KW htvektbroho.r.
4, Cocotte% and 9; Ousel Crow
: 11,7 Losvesiteostmeassai die ieditl~' . '-aritisit•

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THE LOCKHART PAPERS.
Oil Wednesday, the 9th April. will be published, In Two.lfois
Quito, price Ova Guineas in boards,
irliE LOCKHART PAPERS. containing MO.
molrs and Continents upon the Affa!ra of Scotland irons
)7011 to 1717, by GEORGE LOCKHAR r, Eq. of Carnwatk ;
Ms Secret Correspondence with the Son of King James the Second
front 17111 to I7UB, and his other Political Writings. Also,
Journals and Memoirs of the Young Pretender's .Expedainn Is
ITO t,' by Highland °litters in his Army. 'Publishe 1 from oriels
sal Manuscripts in the possession of Anthony Aufrae, ILK. s
Hermon. Norfo'k.
Cilia Work. which contains Inuch* curious information relative
to no seantful nod Interesting peed of our National History;
cotrilponill in size and print with tht Stuart Papers lately pub-
halal, and may be considered a eslitable condonation of Siena—
illeogatintof the last inputs of as expiring Fatuity.
' Printed fur W. Anderson, la.:, Piccadilly.
ialk
sus TOUR, Avo.
day was published, elegantly prints'. In 4 Vol.. two. MU*.
' tratedvitts a Map of Italy, Ten Engraved Plans of Churches,
.11u,
and Index. price 43. in boards,

:

ACLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY.
Han eit Italia das sacra, hx gouts ejtai, Lsc oppala
kiruin.—Phro. Nat. go.

_
By the -Rev. JOHN CHETWODI EUST.I4JI.• witS .
Third Edition, revised and efilerge4,-
• The same Boott,isi o Vols. Ito. price Ss. Beet badMC•
• • In this new Editiossi the Poblisber• ear enaltaaspindAg
the °addition of a largy, accurate,. and tinily,po)travid MSESsi
Italy, sold by particular attention to the 'parer all.l type, Idle
jostles to a work which the .publioltal.:zontstsii• vAth Sweicosi
gammon partininy. • -
the Map, two Plates, with the additibnal Matter contffielln
this Edhiuo, easy be bad by thopusthaasn de the.provinotbot,
price ras
The iViarof Ealy, by Satintstri, price Ss.
-Printed-tor J. Mawnlani, No. 19, Ludgate-street, Loudon.
Of..whom may be had,
Mr. Eustace's Letter irons Paris to George Pere, Esq. The
Tends Edition, Soo. O.

MAGNA CHARTA, THE PIIIIIION OF RIGHT, THIS
811.1. OF RICH I'S, THE HABEAS COItPUS ACE,
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This day was published, price Five Sill!tiny§.
Embellished wbb Sixty Views and Maps, the Feurth Edition,
corrected to the present time, of
BRITISH GEOGRAPHY ; or, The Prem t
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ly* the Populatios Returns of 1811; Table a Revenue,
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IT
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.oirrioa poster* paeans taldhg the above, or War of the Pro •


FRINGI PIPERS.

tARIS, APRIL 6.

It is said that the,,Duke of Wellington will set out
for England after the festival of Easter, but that he
will return to Paris before the end of the month.
INATH ob Maasten.—Andrew tvfassena, Prince
of Ealing. Duke or Rivoli, Marshal of Frarsce, Grand
Cross of the Royal Order of the Legion of Honour,
Codimander of the Royal and Military Order of
Saint Louis, Grand Cross of the Orders of St. Ste-
phen of Hungary, of St. Hubert, of Fidelity, of
Baden, and Hesse d'Armstadt, born 'at Nice on the
Sth May, 1758; died at Paris in his hotel, rue de
Bourbon, 4th of April, in the morning. after a long
And severe illness. After having served three years
at sea, in his youth he entered the army of France in
1775, beiiiF attached to the Royal Italian regiment,
in winch he has; an uncle a Capiain. He nrcamei
successively, C.4iief of the 2J Battalion of the Vet,
Colonel' of the ei.jevant regiment of the Sarre, Gene- .
rat of Brigade and Division in 1191.. He already,
'in 1794, enjoyed the command of a corps of 20,000
men, destined to the expedition against Oneille and`
the siege of Saorgio. He commanded there con.
Lundy the advanced guard of the Army of Italy,
took a principal share in all the great of iirs of that
army. and acquired the name of the Favourite Child
of Victory. Hostilities having recommenced in l'is9s
he conducted, in quality of General-in-Chief of the
Army of the Donake, that memorable campaign of
Switzeirand, which the battle of Zurich rendered so
decisive and so glorious; 70,000 prisoners were the
fruits of this campaign, where lie had to contend
against two great Captains, Prince Charles and Mar-
shal SuwarotT. He immediately afterwards assumed
the command of the wreck of the Atmy of Italy, in.
the campaign of 1805; and at its head penetrated
into Germany. He was afterwards charged with
the conquest of the Kingdom of Naples; and subse-
quently sent to Poland, whence he retnrie-d to France
at the Peace of Tilsit. The war called him again
into Germany in 1809. There, after several ho.
nonrable combats, he received in the plains of J'-ling
the title of Prince, after having sustained the shock
of the enemy's right, and saved the Frrnrh army by
his able conduct and invincible courage. He after-
wards acted a brilliant past in the battle of Wagram,.
in which he was seen, though sick and Ratting, ad.
vancing at the head of his troops, and animating
them by his example. lie ended his milk try career
by the command of the Army of Portugal, in 1810
and.lBll. He here displayed anew the firmness of
his character in the midst of difE,:ulties of all kinds
with which he was surrounded, and which he had to
surmount. He has left behind, irconsolable at his'
loss, a widow, two sons, and a daughter, married
to Lieutenant-General Count Rielle. his Agee Ivl,o
was bit Int Aide de-eingrtroK TVS.

BOITLOGNE, APRIL I.
A great num'irr of English continue to *Trig*
here ; whole •tamilies est 'Wish themselves in our De-
partment, where provisions are reasonable. To see
the number of travellers who anise by each packet,.
one Might' sUp2ose that the three Kingdoms were
euslgratins to•lrrifnee.
• IllifAiictif). MARCH et
• —Yeatetstisfiierse # day •ot solemn cekhratinn.
Wes of:artillery, _a general illumination. the Court
ga,4. WM44 were admitted the Foreign Ambassa.
dors„-thst. Geandees of the kingdom, the principal.
Authorities; eiiil and military. announced the anni-
venni-I(6e' peliod when 'Ferdinand VII. was re.
storedio thiresithes OP his faithful subjects. •
The ceremony. of':ibc. indoguration. at the four
great Colleges of .4141amauca. which have Leen re.
established by the tCiag, 194: place in that Chi,
Which regretted exceedingllr its ancient institutions.
Charles HI. snppressed theme his grandsoh has jest
restored them to their snigistal destination.
houses of education. it is. well known, -admit none
but the sons of the best families, who obtain. the pi in-
cipal Ecclesiastical and Civil employments as soon as
their studies are finished.

It is reported here, that the •Vicer. my e,f HP2ieos
Don Prat c ns Galleja del Rey, is :Allred in London,
after leaving his successor. installed and lay ac.
quainted with the condition of that fine Colony.