Star.
London, England, 1811-08-15 00:00:00

£63,690 9 6

0 5 0

2 2 0
5 0 0

Hughes
S. S. - - - -
Parish of Ware, Herte, per Rev. H. A. Lagden, Mr.
G. Cass, sea. and Mr. W. Murrell 76 10 6
Parish of Little Duamow, Essex, per Rev. T. Toke 7 8 0
-i•-•-- Pickering, in Yorkshire, per Rev. Charles
Graham, Vicar - - -
The Corporation of Lincoln, per G. Steele, Esq.
Parish of Langley Marisb, Bucks, per Rev. 'William
Freeman - 24 14 4
Parish of Pedmore, Worcestershire, per Rev. Thos.
Philpot, Rector - • -'
Parish of Duloe, Cornwall, per Rev. Mr. Wood
••---- Beachampton, Bucks, per Brown, Langhorne,
3 1 5
*and Co. -
- -
George Henry Rose, Esq.per }ferries, rarquhar, & Co. 10 10 0
Township of Sedbergh, Westmorland - 16 15 6
Parish of Verultam, Dean, Hants . • 13 4
Marstaw Chapel, County of Hereford 1 11 6
Parish of Lillingstone Lovell, Oxon, per Rev. John
Helens, transmitted per Messrs. Bartlett Nel-
son, Bjekitigham - •• - 214 0
Collection at Hartland, Devon, per Rev. H. Chanter 14 15 6
Parishes of I.laulsetkly and Llanfutog, Anglesea, per
4tev. Humphrey Jones - - 6 0 0
Parish of Marron, per Rev. Mr. Kilshel, per Gran-
tham Bank 3 0 0
Town of Walton, Norfolk, per Rev. Mr. Pearce 20 19 9
Parish of Elesilsorongh, per Owe. John Penrose 3 14 0
••----- Thornley, per ditto - 3 3 0
Lower SeVCII
.....--.-.• - .. 2 8 0
Messrs. Weston and Co. for I.edbitter - 1 0 0
Parish of Great Bruckhill, Bucks, rcr Rev. L. Wain-
wright - - 11 0 0
Hasleor, Warwickshire, per Rev. R. S. Caries 1 7 0
Cotterstock and tillptham, per Rev. \V. Wright 5 14 0
Transmitted per Messrs. Williams asks! Grenfell i
Parish of Llanreg, Carnasvonshire - 16 0
-
W. A. Ditto - - 1 0 0
I.landegais, Ditto - - - 64 0
swborough, Anglesea - -
N 6 0 0
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary,
No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street.

16 10 6
50 0 0

7 17 6
6 0 0

WANTS a Place as Gardenet, or Gardener and
Bailiff, a single Man 35 years of age, who understands
Gardening in all its branches, and has hid considerable experience
iii Farming. He can have an undeniable character from his last
place.—Address A. M. at Nu. 34, Great Quebec-street, New
Road, Mary-lA-bonne.
N. B. single-banded place will be taken.

CHEAP PAINT FOR PA RY-PAILINGS,
FENCES, WEATHER-BOARDS, BRICK, and PLAS-
TER FRONTS, TILES, SLATES, &c. &c.
CHEAP IMPENERABLE PAINTS.
per cwt.
565. I White
Red -
Is. Chocolate
L6s. Velluw
565. I hi.ick

per cwt.
.561.
1119.
5Gs.

Invislle Green -
Dark ditto - -
Bright ditto
Lead colour -
Stone ditto -

Prepared Drying llil, 56. per gallon.
Best White Lead, 54s per cwt. Turpentine f l'owri) 7s. 6d. per
gallon. Boiled Linseed Oil. fo, 9d. LinsetA, ss. J.
The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and its they are
prepared for the above de,cription of work ottl?, vt,sess at:
greatest &liability. They wli al.o cover a surface considerably
,greater than any other paint, front which circumstance alnisc
they are actually cheaper thud the continua Coal Tar. In addi-
tion of this, they are as easilysvoikiAl as the finest patios, aitil
will not crack or peel off tinder the greatest heat, and are a cure
'for the Wenn and Dry Itot.
re-•• Also Paints for House Painting, and the Finest Work of
every description, en per cent. under the usual prices. '1 hese
Paints are not sold in less quantities than seven pounds, and the
fence Paints not less than twenty-eight pounds weigi.t.
prepared for use, for Ready Nioney only, at the British
Pa: n; Manufactory, No. 41, Loudon Wail, uproqte Bethlein-
-1 10-ptal.

- - -
AROMATICSPI Rrrot VINEGAR, thenti2,iiial
invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his successiv' e
I..rneenient• to the highest pertection, continues to be prepared
and sold by Messrs. bit nry, Manufacturing Chemists, Manches-
ter. nos an.:table perintut".l liquor, which compost-II nt
highly
-entirentrate'd etnegar,joined with the most pleasant aromatics aid
etli..acittus antiseptic., may be kept unimpaired in any climate,
anti for any length of time. Its pungent .ocioor adapts it for cf••
folding tehl t. in headaches, fainings, &c. and renders it pt-co-
-1131.1 giateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of put-
he t t,.rr;, and iu tl.e apartn:ents of the sick; it counteracts also
the inlet! icut of contagious diseases.—As many spurious an infe-
rior preparations are sold (tinier die same and similar name, the
public are retina aced to observ-,as rise only proof of its being ge-
nuine, that the names of Mes,rs. ILnry, nincitester, are
vcd on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in hot:les. price 82s. 9tl. each.
stamp included, is sold wlaolesale and recital by Bayley and Blew,
Cockspur-street, (the only Ascots in London authorized by the
Proprietuts); where may be bad,
ruNtii Lioats, of go il, silver, coraellan, crystal, Ste. Also,
IiEN KT'S CALCIVID MAGNESIA, Johnnie'', is. bd. and larger
.1111 glass stoppers at 4s. wit, their names being au die moraps..