Star.
London, England, 1816-05-09 00:00:00

ANOTHER BONUS.

SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public,
that in consequence of the numerous disappointments expe-
rienced is all parts of the Country, from the want of a sufficient
siTply of Tickets and 611 arcs to meet the unprecedtatedgeniand
',twinned by the first bonus (which expired the 117th of April),
aSecond Bones of
eon WHOLE 'TICKETS

ham given, the Prizes to be khvided among all the Purchasers
from that Day to the Iv'll,May, when the Drawing begins.
Tickets and Shares (entitling the Purchasers to the Bonus) are.
Selling at SWIFT and Co.'s 01Bces,
tlo. 11, POULTRY, I No. SI, ALDoITS MOS
14, Cumul4G CROSS, STRICT;

ANOTHER BONUS ! •
mzt versour-tortlilifEßOVS FRIENDS OP
EYTON. Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Co.
vemry-street, who have been disappointed in not purchasing
for the First Bonne, winds expired on Saterd.iy last. To prevent
.similar occurreurx, E. Is. requehts an early call, by which All his
Friends baying between 27th of April, and 4:!i of May, will par-
*joie in a new Bonus, of 200 I lakes, with all the Prises they
nay contain.—Next Tuesday Week the tery begins, on which
Day every idol drawn will be a Prise, and the First-drawn
Prim. above £5OO will be entitled to f5OOO snore, theretore rear
be £xs,ooo.—Tbere are also Two Prises of £3o,oooand Nifty
ether Capitals.

JSIVEWRIGHT requests his Friends, the
• Public, early attention to the New Lottery of 14,000
'tickets, although there are 6000 I ickets less than the last Lot-
tery; it contains Capital Prizes greater in value and number.
• 2 Nan of £30.000 are .1'60,000
2 • 6,000 • - 10.000
. ,
S - 1,000 • - 5,000
S • 500 - - 2,500
SS • £4OO, £3OO. £2OO, Sm. 14,000
3,538 ._ £lOO to £lO - 514300
?sinks Drawing 14th MAY, when, every Ticket will be a

Fran having had the good fortune to share the first Prise of
atie,o6o ever sold; in addition to the many of
£40,000 £24,765
25,000 I 40,000, &e. Ste.
He tans to a repetition thereof at his old-atablished Maas,
ST, Corahill, I SS, Haymarket,
11, Holborn, 141. Oxtord-stscet ;
Wine all Purchasers before the 14th May will have their pro.'
portion of the Snood Bonus of 200 Tickets.

ANOTHER BONUS
IX Two Hundred whole Tickets ; the Prizes arising from which i
still be divided according to their due Propurdons, among the.
!Folders of all Tickets and Shares uottaux between the 47th
of April and the First Day of Drawing,
'IIUESDAY, 14Tki OF MAY,
ANA on that Day every ticket Drawn will be a Prize.
G. WEBB, cruvinced by the daily increasing de.'
. mand for Tickets and Shares, that the Public are fully
ahem the Advantage to be derived from an early Purchase in
*resent Lottery, deems it quite unnecessary to dwell further
os Ilse merits of the scheme, than to remind them of its contain-
fall WO te3o,ono Prizes, and Fifty other Capitals; and at the
caw time respectfully solicits the commands of Advetturers at
either of his Wee.,
9, CDR NHI ;or 17, LUDGATE-ST REE r,
"111P4 he trusts Fortune will continue to dispense her favours as
aperhUy as the hitherto has done, among those who fsveur bim
with a preference;
The following Capitals having been shared and sold by WEBB,
in the la,,t Y ear, vit.
The Two last Prizes of tezo,ooo ever Drawn,
35869 - a Prize of - Afsci.l.oo
1113310 - a Prize of • •CSOitoll
600 • a Prize of - £20,000
4501 • • a Prize of - 419,000
&c. &c. Ste..
VP Al Besines4 in she Fonds faithfully executed by G. WEBB,

Stock-i.lrAker.

GENUINE EAU DE COLOGNE.
THE inimitable EAU DE COLOGNE, sold at
I. M. FARINA'S Depot, 169 s Strand price 45.641. each
wlgift wimp included.
Tile Public :ire respectfully informed that this is the only
• !'iThe Eau de Cologne; that it is imported direct from Jean
:writ Farina's Manufactory at Cologne; (whose family has had
us
honour to supply the Courts of France, Russia, and Prussia,
tads of a citatory) that tt hss paid the regular Cow om•holise
of IL tid. per bottle ; that it possesses real medicinal sir.
andaromaett %Wicks; while the dangerous mixture often
qb under the name of Eau de Cologne, by sowofithe Druuists
".4 reriuners In London, is too often a Maeda= mixture
.44ged by themselves from geisha of wines vitiVA) MI gibe;
Slusotts

BAST INDIA novas, Alqpi,lllll4. .4
COURT of DI.REG7'OIiS of uVirsro
COMPA.Nre MERCHANTS e ENGLAND, tratior
teas BAST INDIES, de heriig give astiat,
That the Nixie reladog to the ease of Major WAIT, alluded
to In the Coort's Adtertheosent of the Seth ultimo, will be ready
to be de/leered at this Hew en MONDAY nest, the 13th
Instant. JAMES CODE, SessAarp_

01111C1 OP ORDNANCE, April sows.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hie MA.
nary-, ORDNANCR, i herrh the wages
That Propusals will be received at their Mice in Pall-Mail,
on or before the lOtb•day of MAY next, from such. Persons
as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the PAIN-
TERS* WORK, for lervice of the Engineer Department of'
the Ordnance at WOOLWICH, for a Period of three Years,
determinable after the espiradon of the first Year, upon nodes
of three Months, at the option of either party.
Farther particulars, •together with the Terms cad Conditions of
the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Ogee in Pall-
aforesaid, any day bemoan the been of ten and four
where the Proposals esivet ire Seiteireillomelell tui tosilendeeseda
" Propels for the Fainters' Week erWoobstleit t° but' ho Pro-
pout can be adadtted7aftee the said I Otb of May nett, et twelve
o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tesder be
necked unless the party making it, or an Agent la his behalf,
shall attend.
By Order of the Ewa. R. H. CREW, Sessitary.

ARMY CONTR.ACTS.
tommirtary In Chlers Mike,
Great George-street, London, 10th April, ISIS.
NOTICg is hereby given-to all Persons desirous
of contracting to supply the following Articles far the use
of the Army. viz.
BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Force; In Cantonments, Quer-
ters,sod Barracks, in the underact:tit:owl Counties and blinds s
Becks (including the Essex, Norfolk,
'roma of Hunger- Gloucester, (inel u- Northampton,
ford). ding the City of Northombetiand,
Berwick, Bristol), Somerset,
Chester, Hants' Suffolk,
Cornwall (including Isle of Wight, Surrey,
Scilly), Kent, Sussex,
CuntherlAtur I Lancaster, Warwick,
Devon, Leitester. Wilts,
I
Dorset, Middlesex, York,
And to the several Counties In Notch Britain.

OATS, to Lie Majesty's Calrairy la Cantonments and Quarter.,
Ist the undermentioned Counties:
Bucks. I Cumberland, • I Durham.
FORAGE, six Oats, Hay, and Strew, to his Majesty's Cavalry
in Barracks, and Oats In Cantonments and Quarters, in the
vadenneationed Counties in Smith Urban
Berke, Kent, Sustex,
Devon, Lancaster, Wilts,
Dorset, Middlesex, York,
Essex, Surrey,
And, la tint several Count's* in North Britain.

That MI Deliveries are to comesenie on and for the!Sth day
of suns neat; that Proposals in; sfriebtilut sealed np and
marked:o Arra,' noorlde." sweetverilixshle
Offset en sr beft'a Tursiay. the Seth day of May (bar
pone will bi♦ received after twelve o'clock on that day), and, if
sent by poor, the postage must be paid.
Proposals must be made separwely for tack County and'
Island, except for the Coutstles comprised In North Britain,/ all
of which must be incinded one 'Gender;, and each Pro-
p nal must have the Letter which is annexed to the 'render
properly filled up, by two Persons of knmiln property en-
gaging to beembe bound with the Party tendeeind is the amount
stated. in the printed Particulars, for the due perfortnante of the
Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made en
printed TOnderi and the prices expressed in words at length;
and should It so happen that during the contiditante of the Con&
tract no troops should be stationed or supplied in the Ceunty, the
alpines of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instanoe by
the Contractor. to be telhoded to him by the Cumminary in
Chief.
Particulire of the Contracts may be bad twirl applistion at
thirOllce, between the hour. of eleven and Bye ; and at the
Ofilee of Deputy Commissary General Yowls, Edinburgh. •

114117 OFFICE, MAY 2, 2+116.•
THE Right Honourable the LORDS COMMIS.
SIONERS of his MAJESTY'S TREASURY, having,
appointed Money for the Payntest of Half-Pay to Sea Oftoen,l
from the 3 1 st pEataaEß,lBls, to the stsuMARCH, accord-
ing to his Majesty's Establishmant In that behalf. These are to•
give Notice, that the several Paynaenu will begin to be made at
the Pay-OfEce, by the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy, at Ten
',Mock In the Mottling, oa the following Days, viz.
On MONDAY 13th, TUESDAY iith, and WEDNESDAY
IStfi, to Admirals, Captains, and their Attonties.
On THURSDAY lith, FRIDAY 17th, MONDAY toth,
and TUESDAY 21st, t 6 Lieutenanu, Chaplains, and that At-
torn ies.

On WEDNESDAY 2td, tad THURSDAY 23d, to Masters,
Pursers, and Surgeons, and their Attornies.

After which the List will be recalled she first and third Wed-
nesday io every Moods, that all persons may then, and there,
attend, to receive what may become payable to them; and.oot.

only bring with them the aill4avk required, touching they Mitt!
having enjoyed the bitiefit of al* public employment either at
sea or on Shore, during the time they. are to be paid their Half.
pay, but also go produce Certificates, that they have subscribed
to the 'rest, and taken the Oaths of Allegiance require' by Act
of Parliament, to his present Majesty; andli case acy of the
said Officers should not be able to attend themselves, but emplot
Anoraks for that purpose, that the said Anoraks do.produee
the like Certificates and Affidavits from the Persons they ate em-
ployed by.
Where Officers are abroad on leave, their Agents are to produce'
attested copies of such loam before the Half-pay can be paid.
It A. NELSON.
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'GENERA k. MEEruiti G \4ERI
CI44IITS and Kg A NUFA CILI lt IRS interested- in the
TA1.11.071r and SOAP TR A Dit„lield at the City, of bandits
Tavern the Stet May, Alit, to take Into craskirravon the pro-
posed additiotial Doty on Hard Sap and the proposed decrease
of Dory polish Snap,
• `4I4IOMAS HAWES, Esq. in the Chair;
Rae" Ivdi That the proposed regulation will he injurious to
the Revel,,jo the Agrice!tural Interest, to Woollen Manufac-
toren sod (Slathers, and the Importers of Fallow and 'bailie, to
•the Prptuietpy of Kelp Estates in the Highland • of Scotland an.l
Ireland, and so the Hard Soap Manufacturers
That did .fficreate of the doty on Hard Soap will materially
diminish issconsumution, and therebyslaws the Returns to the
Reveone, babies affording greater inducement °or thartasiou,
already very ettaviderable, of the payment of the D•nies
That Had Soap Is triad. from Fat or Tallow, the produce of
England, Ses,Austi, and Ireland, but that Soft Soap vellums no
English Tallow, and consequendy that If Hard Sop be dimi-
nished, ths same will be injurious to the Landholder 'Ad the •
Grainer.
That thrpropoeed Duty oo Hard Soap will entente as a duty
td Sts. upon every cwt. of Fat or Tallow, the produc: of Rutland,
Seafood, ers4 Ireland.
That smash greater share of labour and employment is regal.
site fee theadilaefacture of Hard Seep than iodise of SAW, and
got Ilse enetromgesoint of the am, to the pealed er ttit• n her,
will ihroa.alit demploy many hard working ant4.termag poor.
, They QS era seed • ist the manufacture of Hard Soap si etak as
foletTlioapy and whole by the Bounty on 04 anti dectemstl
Etch*, loft Soap will receive a premium, .v-ty Con or Had
Snip toted is the. manufacture of Wadies Cloth, would, under
the proposed regulations, pay Asa pee Ton Doty. istelodieg
Customs and E'ulse
That &ft Soap Limits many facilities for evading the Excise
Duty which Hard Soap does not
That the Consumption of Hard Soap in the manufacture of
W•ellen is very terse, and the augmentation of duty in addition
to the dismadnuance of the Drawback heretofore allowed on
Hard snap4wdl vastly increase the expense of the Woollen Ma-
nufacturers whereby the duty. will tither be reduced, or the
Wbodlen Mansfattorers discouraged, by a heavy' and addi-
tionil duty. '
That if the consumption of Russian Tallow be diminished,
the Exportations of the Manufactures of this Country to Russia
may be inipeded.
That I allow and Hides are the only returns which can be
made from South America, and the whole of the :loath American
Tallow it toed in Hard. Soap
That Sarnia is the chief return for Exl•orts to the Czaary
Islands.
That Kelp is used in Hard Soap and no. in Soft Soap, and that
the manufacture of Kelp and the transportation of it from tea
tea Mao let.; c:ve4 employment to upwards of 29,001
men, women, and children, and is an nursery for
s•: amen.
'chat tht measeires proposed will prove 10;7'0 !G to the Manu-
facturers of Hard Soap, *be, gu1d...1 by the ittinv.nae returns (of
itioo,ooo per annum anti upwards) to the Revenue on that at-
tick, anticipate More elrourageinent and rrot..eti,o than et
ivise, and ;pave embarked liver Capitals to a very i:•ea: extent in
Buildings awl littnitas adap:ed safely to their .M.:nufacture and
ufole,e. cur any other.
That. tt.e 111,1.'1e generally, beet perticuLrly die middling 331
lower eta 6, are int:re; ed an no s, tall dey-ree in rho propose I
measure which,!titala ming lac. :me and untlur prete•tee of re-
gulation, will heavily tax them for the enjoyment et tale u•e of
Hard Soap to which they have been accustothed, and which is so
essentially conducive to health, cleanliness, and comfort, or redote them to the substitution of a very inferior article, and has
make a retrograde step in avillearion,
• Tina etpifeatilh be ntedv to the Lords at the TINOIMII7 to 'POO.
eat the4romolii•Dotylsont 11.41%. laid cm, and these %en.
1 Uttar' are chat tem. canoes he.roxinunWtid tz • , -
the Members Of the House of Commons for their consideration.
'I iIifMAS HAWES, Chairman.
The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to the
Chairman for his tilde conduct in the Chair.
Letters, dm. tole a•letressed to sweet and Stokes, Solicitors,
Batingliali.street, London. •

TO BREWERS.
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To be LET, and entered upon immediately,
ABREWERY on the Continent, twit
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carriage fur supplying the Allied Army with Beer.
'llse mantas are;apahle of mashing sixty quarters of Malt,
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to any went.
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?table Paints it the following Price., viz.
Invisible Gree:s, 50s. Dark Green, Ins. and Olive Green, 112 a.
per cwt.; Pine Deep Green, Is. 6d. to 2s. per lb.; :Mate, Leal,
and Stone Ctilours, 525. Chocolate, 504. Red and Brown Paints,
40$. and White Paint its. per cwt. &c. Prepared Oil, to thin
theni for Use, ts. 9d. per Gallon.
These Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied with
advantage to all purposes of useful Painting, both inside and nu-
aide, where a handsome appearatior, durability, and economy are
oonsideraions. For Park Palings, Out-buidings, Stucco and
Ploister Croats, Iron and Wood Ra:l!.lg, they are peculialy
adapted, as they resist the Effects of Weather In an a:tuwshlug
degree.
UP FON and Co. have also to acquaint the Public that they
; repare eslal Tar brown, Of two 11:111.:3, via. Common Coal Tzr
awn n at 18s. per cwt. and Refined Cost far Brown at 254. they
are both an licsbi; to tl.e covering Rune. Fer.chnr, Corona Tit-4,
Wealier goaktleg, VW Wood 1ni.14 Ccound or Water; f•Jr
t.es: p2rpes,! the itehoud Tar :Stows, it
nr:nded, us it is irdlssoluble in Water ; it i.h..ro dries hard, and Is
is of a very good chocolaqt colour.
lisintels' Oils, Colours, and it:ushes ; Linseed Cake for
Cattle, etc.

. TO MOTHERS ANL NU RSEi.
AD4CONd the innumerable instAines of the stir.
prising ewes performed hy the A MIA ICA N 300IHlNS
SYRUP, the following case is deserving the attention of C7l y
family a "A flue fat intent of J. Palmer, thatcher, of Friar-plat-,
Acton, Mildly/el, only six months old, began to cut its double
teeth; but the mouth became ulcerated to such a degree as to
prevent its sticking ; this was attended with strong convelsiocs,
and In a short time reduced the child to a ntereskeltton • the mo-
ther was even afraid to move it, for fear the limhs should rot
hold together. A nursery-maid in the neighbo%. • ^d, seeing the
dreadful situation of the child, ger! O. • moth,:.. quenti,y
of the Syrup. and in one hour after gur,s were rubbed, the
infant was better, and could actually take the ...au The lather
immediately got a bottle, and hat two or three days, pit double
teeth came through, to the astonishment of all the neighbour-
hood. Another Intent was going in a similar way, but, upon ap-
plication ut the Syrup, was restored, and they are now both, se
fine children as ever-was seen. This will be fully corroborated
by the parents,
. and many of the mow re'
Inhabitants 4 .
the place. '
To be ludo( Johnson and WiMants, No. 94, Newman street,
Oxford-street; and by all the principal Medicine Feeders
town and country, at es. 94. a bottle: '
N. & 'Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor am weak $t kn.
bowie; retry Tuesday and Saturday inerninig. from Metz to ten
o'clock; by bringing a letter front a rwepeetabee beisekeeperi to
certify that they are reel objects of eltaihy.

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PitRL.IOIMENTARr PIIOCEBDINGS:

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY s.
Conned were beard in continnatine and finally, respecting the
Scots Cause, " Majendie w. Carruthers." "Judgment postponed.
• .1* the Beats Appeal of " Carmichael st. Gibson," Counsel
wets partly bear!. •n. yrocerd again on Ftlday. ' •
The Earl of LAU OE presented a Counter Petition
'rpm General Gyott, in consequence of that before theft Lord.
Alps, from Mee l).ott, against their Divorce Bill, in its pre-
sent shape, setting forth a d.fferent statement with respect to
,the Property, Setilement, Ac. sad praying that the Bill may be
slowed to proceed.
• The kORD CHANCEL I.OR suggested the propriety of their
Lordships having prout in support of the allegations, and in that
view moved, that the farther coosideration of the whole ease
should stand over till Friday. Ordered accordingly, and the Pe-,
titioo was ordered to lie on the Table:
The West Cowes Paving and Lighting, and the Woolwich,
Fri ry Bills, were read a second time, and ordered to the cond..
decagon of Outdoors Committees.
l'he Agent, Proctor, and two other witnesses being in at•
tendance, were shortly questionAl at the Bar, rel#tive to the
present residence of lady Abdy, in reference to Sir William
Abdy 's birocce Bill, now before the House. It appeared, that•
thelAdy was not long•sinte in Paris, from a letter recently re-
ceived from her, dated io that city, sod which was sworn to be
her baud-writing. In the result k was ordered. on.the motion
of the LORD CUANCLL2OI, that the-service on the Proctors, of
the necessary notice, ace. on Lady Abdy, should be deemed a

god service.
An Account of the number of 1 lollies taken out at. the
Stamp-Mike, authorizing Country Banks to issue Promissory
Notes within a certain period, was presented at the Bar, by
Mr. Sawaot, of the Stamp-Other, pursuant-to an Order of the
. Hausa
The Cotton Export Prohibition, and tha fbeitims Tenses
purtadon Bills, were Wought up from the (riot amine by me.
Baoonas and others, and read aam time. ' • •
The Cork Duty, and tie Additional Tonnesiopities
giereieverally pawed through Committees of 11w whole House,
and were reported without any Amendment.
• The remaining huh (chiefly private) bring got through, the
Rouse pdjonnied till tomorrow (• his day).
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Accounts were'presenteti of the number of persons prosecuted
by the Bank for forging Bank-notes, in the last four years: from
the Tax and But-Offices, Accousitx.of Exchequer Bins, licc.
GetteraITHORNTON gave notice, that he should to-morrow
move for an Account of the Expense' of Prosecuting perms for
forging Bank notes, in the last four years.
Mr. THORNTON said be should oppose the motion of the
Honourable Grotty!, because it would give an iufluity of trouble,
without answering any isesul purpose.
Sir JOHN NewPotcr postponed the second reading of the
Irish Landlords' and Tenants Bill till Friday next.
Several Petitions were presented from Tanners in different
tarts against the loather Tax.
The Wrought Goods Bill was read a third time and passed.
Mr. MARRYAT r presented a Petition, signed by about AO
persons, Sidpsowners, in favour of the Ramsgate Harbour Bill.
Mr. BARING corrected an error into which be bad been led,
when this Bill was before the House, in consequence of mishu.
formation he had received, .respeaing a respectable Meeting of
the Ship-owners of Ramsgate who had signed the Petition in fa-
vour of the Bill. These Gentlemen bad been described as form-
hug a Society for I.,sigring Transports, to evade the Stamp Duty;
but they were not of this descriptiou. Ilse statement bad given
offence to a r...spectable body of men, sad he therefore took the
earliest opportunity of correcting the error.
Sir SAMUEL. ROMILLY gave notice, that on Tuesday next
be should submit a motion on the state of the Protestant. in the
South of France.