Star.
London, England, 1811-05-06 00:00:00

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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April IS, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .pf 'HIS MI.
JEST?: ORDNANCE, th herAfy ihrs Natio,
That Proposals will-be received at their Office in Pill Malls I
0 or before Wednesday, the Sth day of
May next, from such
Persons as may be willing-to undertake the supply of . HORST,
SHOES, HORSE-SHOE NAILS, FORELOCK-KEYS, and
RINGS, for service of this. Department, for a period of three

years.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, 'upon. application at
the Principal Storekeeper's ()Bice, at the Tower; and further
particulars, together with the terms. and conditions of the con-
tract, may be known at the Secretary?' Office in Pall Mall afore-
said, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where
the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed—" Pro-
posals for Horse-Shoes, sec.;" but no Proposal can be admitted
after the said Bth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the
same day ; neither will any tender be noticed, unless the Party
Makigg it, or an Agent in kis beludf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, A. H. CRAW, Seetwary.

RELIEF OF T HE BRITISH' PRISONERS
IN PRANCE.
Antonin advertised - - 416,1143 8 9
Lee. G. Pearson, for.tke Pariah of Wooster,Therltythire 1 17 0
bunebnrch Church. arar ;Rugby, per Rev. H. Baines 916 0
Blandford Churehi Dorsetahlre . . - 33 510
St. James's'Churcit.:Cokbeitet, per 'Rev. L.Darkins Ili 11 11
St. Ruawald's Chureb,Colelteeter, perßev. W.• Wane
1! 8 0
Petty OScers, Seamen & Marines et H M. &Aboukir 38 3 6
Stanway chnrch, near Colclieaterovr Dr. Deane $
5 1 0
Smarden, Kent, per Rev. Wm. M'Renzie - Sl4 ... 8
Hierooimas Buontester. EA+
Rev, - 4
if 0 1 .10 10 01
Aldiegton-com- Smith, Kent,por . David ill
Messrs. Capel and Cucrton - - 5 0 0
Bellingferci Parish, Norkik.per Rev. Thos. Cowper 715 0
Stone Church, near Dartford,Rent;per Rev.T:Heathcot 19 1 9
Willishorough Parish - - 4 14 6
Taynton Pariah. Oxford, per• Ree. Wm. Merrick 39 ' 7
St. Mary's Church, Kilkenny, per Rev. Peter Roo 710 10
great Marlow, Ducks, per Rev. W. Hicks, Vicar 25 0 7
Birfield,.Berks, per _Rev. Dr. Callum - 14 9 0
Parishes of Honor; Kirby; and Sutton, art-tone, Kent.
per Rev. Robert Fountain, Vicar • 29 0 0
ltndey Church, Norfolk, per Rev. J. W. nevelt, Rector 1 II 6
Subscriptions tranunkted par Mr Charles Loraine, Dart. raker,
and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne:
Loraine, Baker, and Co. -
Wm. J. Charleton, Esq. Hesleyeide
lilr. Francis Evart, Newcastle
Mr. Josiah Thomsen,jan. ditto
Mr. William Potter, ditto -
Messrs. Nichol and Ludlow, ditto
Lonsthaughton Church -
limblet op Church, per Rev. R. Mitchell
Idward Gallon, Esq. -
Forster and Wailes - -
Transmitted by Mr. Hancock ;
Parish of Huish Champflower, near Upron,'W'orete-
tershiro • - - -
T. Gordoo, Esq. xlbte - - •
----- Blake, Esq. Upton - -
Mr Deosham, ditto - . • -
Parish of Upton . - - .
Parish of Whittle - - -
The (lbapelry of Lee Brockharst, sbropaldre, by this
Rev. Robert Pugh .. - - - - !0 0
THOMAS tER9USON, Secretary,
No. 3. George-yard, Lombard-street.
This day was POI/Shed, is 2 large vols. royal quarto. embellished
with Mips, Plans, and Views, price X 8 Si.
T'HE HISTORY of LONDON and its Environs:
containing an Account of the Origin of the City ; hs state
tinder the Romans, &wens, Daum, and Normans; its Rim and
Progress to its Present State of Commercial Greatness; Maud-
ing as historical m ord of every important tad interesting public
event, from the Landing of Julius Caesar to the present Period ;
it a Description of its Antiquities, Public Buildings, and Este-
blialiments—of tho Revolutions in its Government ; and of the
Calamities to which its inhabitants have been subject, by Fire,
Famine, Pestilence, &c. ; likewise, an Account of ail the Towns,
Villages, and Country within 25 tulles of London.
By the late Dr. HUNTER. and other Gentlemen.
Printed for John Steckdale, Piccadilly. -•-

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SILK stoqxugGs,
SELLING off uncommonly cheap, at No. .52,
Cheepside, near Sow Church; Cotton Stockings, Worste.d
Stockings, an immense Stock of all kinds of Hastert, Gloves,
Flannel, Drswers, Ste. Shophoopctse arid. tbosi wanting to
buy largely, will End a great advantage by an early iospection
of these articles. A quantity Of White Or Black Silks, Ss. tid. Co
the best qualities, equally cheap; stout Cotton Stockings at Is.
per pair; very Ent owld. sapeitriadad. lrowneotton for boots
lw foie Ribbed Caottoci f0.„34..is varlet" of Glovii.trOm Hid. a
pair, and many other fashionable articles, too ottmatrotis to loco-
tion —Obierve, they are at RadfOrers Hosiery Warehouse, No.
Cheapside, four doors froth Bow Chinch.
4ifOt)ERN CIRCULATING. LIBRARY, ON AN EXTEN-
SIVE SCALE, No 11.Tavistock-street, Covent-Garden.
JCREIGHTON most respectfully informs his,
• Friends and the Public 'that his LlEZARY.'which, for
eight years past, has establish;diticharactot of Woo, valuable,
and well chosen, is now greatly ailllccottglii. and
ariattgeraena
are male for the accominocittion of any numbr of Subscribers,
and for the supply of any number of volumes, whether in town
or co intry. Mthouglt tills Library furnishes a fullt quids, and
liberal supply of all New Novelo,ltemisitees, at 'ugh as pub-
lished, yet these constitute only a pact of tbastollection ; for. to
accommodate every class of traders, no.opopists has bevel
In the purchase of the most approved Publications ineludiog
Arts and Sciences. Biography, Divinity, Education, Mohr!. to-
pography, Voyages aild"Traisels;law, latieflanist, Plays, %ice-
-6te-r--Cittriloptetind Cade of she versus rim be Mil Oa ap-
plication at the Library..

TRAeISPER 'COs JLIAERICA.
THE astonishing success attending his humble tn.!
deavouT• to promote the bippiness eP minkhtd, in Great
Britain, has induced Doctor CAV.ALLO to sell his-right and in-
terest in his ELECTRIC GIRDLE to a personage of distinction
resident in Anieriea, that 143i:1/any may also be diffcrsetto the
affitcted in other parts of the Gtobe, on the followbrip terms:-
Ist. Thm from the sth day of - Mar in the present year, 1811,
Doctor C. shall resign and trassfer,to the porch's:ter, his entire
tiecret, and Interest in, " Doctor Cavar..4:s•hteceric Girdle"—el-
cepting—ed. Thati.l)r. G. shill skill retain the:privilege of keep-
lug Sis Electric Girdles for the use of his private Patients in
London.
Doctor CAVALLO, therefore, respectfully submits to the
afflicted, that all orders for the GIRDLE will be executectat the
present price (AI) till the 7th of May inclusive, after which, no
order whatever can he received; and Me terms for private
*leers, who who Must reside London, after that date, will be fifty
i:ctulds each.
RUP*FURES.—The Cure* witlihr the.last•twelve-nront'As ex.
ce d 400, of which number 158 Wok been 'afflicted upwards of
40 years.
DEBILITY.—SeTen hundred peter:sus-have been rescued from
she most inveterate stages- of the melancholy catalogue of local,
and gtneral,direct, and indirect Debility; bspnteucy, Ste. by the
application.of the Girdlealcitie, without medicines( any kind.
Ihe Etie-r RIC Omuta.. price fiie • poends fort the effectual
Cu:e of Ruptures and Debility, Wiiibe-forwiridect, ill the ad/ of
May, to any part of Great ,Rtitaio; by oppleentisersonallyiar by
totter, inelesing that, .ems directed to Pr. CMS, and Seas 4No.
48, King-street, Bloomsbery-seisareildatedork
N. B. At bottle for ecetettitekiw4ay.
tgr Sradotis Afartitestlefidi Ipto Myatt Ttaimili,
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