Star.
London, England, 1817-01-07 00:00:00

Stick-rrok. r, Cornhill, and Lora-
-4 haril.stre-t, is,pectftilly cpiiitd* his Flemls, that on
1 II p.sDA if the tit st the l.nrery commences Drawing ; I
the Scheme ha+ been universally approved; indeed It was forated
entirely from the ;white iuggestion ; early Purchasers have a pe•
culiar advantage, as the fits:-drawn gm Blanks will receive t 5
nntiteas each. —lto chi. Lottery *bete are between Forty and Fifty
Capital Prizes, all in Sterhog Money, and no Stock Prizes.-.
F.. E. solicits a p-el. tenee as above, where Tian, awl Mures,
in great variety ui Numbest, ate always ou We.

'l' his day was published, in alto. price Se, U. boards,
with a Catcature Frontispiece,
T
HE STATE LO TTERY; a Dream. By
SAMUEL. ROBERTS.
Also, T hougbts on Wheels; a Poem. By lama Montgomery,
Author of the Wanderer of Switzerland, &c.
Pinned for Sherwood, Neely, and Joists, Paternoster-row.

This day were published, price 2s sewed,
OBSERVATIONS on GAS LIGHTS: being
an impartial loquiry concerning the injurious Effects 011
the Health of the Community, from the Use of COAL•OAS for
Lighting the Metropolis. By CANDIDtIi.
London: Printed for the Author, and sold by T. and 0. Un-
derwood, 2.2, lleet•street.

This dr y was published, handsomely printed in deo.
The Second Edition, price 141. boards,
PHILOSOPHICAL ESSAYS.—By DUGALD
S EWART, Esq. f.R.SS. L. and E. formerly Professor
of Moral Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh: Printed for Arch:bald :.!onsta'..le and Co.; Cadell
Ind Davies; Laniman, Hum, Reet, Orme, and brawn ; John
Murray; Gale and Fer.:.cr ; and Baldwin, Craduck, And Joys Lon-
don.—Of whom may ht had,
The same Work, one v..iunte Ito. price S!. Ss. boards.

"11,k day was published,

Handsomely prinucl in urn. the Second EiZtion,price I 40. boards,
Volume 11.

ELEMENTS of the PHILOSOPHY of thel
HUMAN MIND.
By DUGALD STEWAR r, Eq. 1. St.S.S. 1.. and E.
Formerly Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University of
Edinburgh.
Edinburgh r Filmed for Archibalrl Constable and Co. and
Well and Davies. Lonclon.--Of whom may be had,
'The same Work, in mu. price Al. es. boards; also, a New Mb.
don of Vol.!. price Ills:board&

•
This day was pub:isheJ,
In One Volume, I iteno. price Ss. 6d. boards,
THE CAVERN of ROSEVILLE; or, The
A. Two Sisters. A Tate, being a Translation of Le Sourer-
rain, on les Deux Sours, by Madame Herbater, with an elegant
Frontispiece.
By ALEXANDER JAMIE4ON.
Author of the l'reathe on thelCoastruction of Mar, Ste.
Printed for Law and Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.

TO PREVENT FRAUD,
THE Public are most earnestly requested. when
purchasing DAY and MARTIN', BLACKING,
to ob-
serve, that the Address Is perfectly clear and correct, particulsrly
the Number 97, as a sure mesas to prevent their being imposed
upon by spurious and vile composition instead of the original, the
superior qualities of which bars ensured its universal use for
11410Yrarg. DAY •we MARTIN,
• 97, High Holborn.

FOR CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, RHEUMAIISMS, &c.
STEERS': OPODELDOC.—This very
LL estelkot Medicine cannot be genuine •aims the name
" F. Newbery" be engraved in the Stamps. It Is become neces-
sary to direct the public attention to tt.is particular, as Counter-
feits are sold in aimmt every town and street; and often by pea
stns as ho'would not be su►pected of ar. attempt to deceive and de-
fraud their customer Thu OpoJeldoe is superior to all other
applica. ions iu the cure of Chilblain., Sprains, Braises, Cr.nips,
and Numbnrst ; as also for Rheumatians, and fur the Limbs
when in a paralytic state.
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons. at the old established Me-
dicine Warehouw, No. 45, tA. Paurs,tbe third house from Chi...p-
aid& Price 2s. 9d. a bottle.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President.
Stitt Geo Kiernan, Membor of the Royal Cohere, London,.
Govaattoas—L3 of Edtinient, Earl o! Lenrim, on.
Colunel
J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche. M.P.
TkE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN.
sir r LION, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL
COMPLAINTs,ar.d their dangerous consequences, in order to
insure the benrlits that have resulted front it, selected Mr. Kier-
nan as its Surgeon, (standio; high on the list of the Royal College)
from having Jig ected his chief attention to those diseases. Mr.
Kiernan conceives it a part of his WEAL' duty to caution the
public, by pointiog to the List of the Royal College,published
in February, I nib, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion
of person, assuming such titles, and publicly adverthitr, them,
without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an-
nual reports of the Lock Mispestary will prove that some of the
.0106 t dangerous cases so strictures, Debility, and other supposed
locurabk atn.:c, ions of the Generative Organs have been here ra.
damns, sod successf.ily treated.
Mr. Ki4itilaU 'nay be consulted as usual, by both Sew, at h
as
'
House, Lower Charlotte-street, Beaked-square, where let-
s
ters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the neces.'
sary advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to any pan of as
United Kingdons.
Just published, price 4s. 2al Edition, Practical Observations on
the above Dissases, by F. Kisanan. and may be bad at No. 174,
Fleet-street, No. 20, raternosser-row, and No. 10, Crowascoun,
Soho.

EAST INDIA liCiinkg, Detvisisr669 1616•
THE COURT of DIRE( ORS of the UNffED
-A- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ANGLAND,frafittz
to she EAST INDIES, do hes* tilts Rake,
That a General Court of the said Company will be heti at
their house in Leadenhall.street, on WEDNESDAY, the ath
January, 1817, front Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, wail Six in
the Evening, to Ballot on the following Question,vis.
" That Mr. GCORGZ TtIIPLZR, late of the Bengal Civil Eon-
blishmetr, bexermitted to return to Bengal with au :h ri tl. in the
Company's Serviee,as he shall he entitled to und,r the yrJvisions
of the Act of the 53d Geo. 111. Cap. 153, ire. S s."
In order to determine, by such &Mot, whether three p2rts to
four of the Proprietors present. at such General Court, con>ent
, that the said Mr. Geoeoe TiMPLLIt bt. permitted to return with
this lark to inJia.

The Cn •rt do further give *mice, that at the .&J Ce•mval
Cotrt, tl r fnloviing Resolution of the General tJ,aurt of this day,
will he snlintitted for their confirmation, vie.

4, That tbls Court approve and conh; ro :be II esoli.,inn of the
Court of Cirsctors of the 30th October last, for a;‘,oititatz g.
ther E..rtpe t.: to assist in the Oriental Department tl.e East
Italia Coliege,'with a salary of .0400 per Annum, and an allow-
ance of X! 0!) per Annum fur H :use-rent, agreeably to Om
Sec, of the OM Cap. of the Company's By-laws."
JAMBS COBB, Secretary.

- -
LINCOLNSIiIRE.
TU BE VIM BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Either together or in Lots, •
QUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD FARMS.
S
situate at Euchrell, in the County of Lincoln, In the several
occupatiens of Robert 'rebbutt, Joseph and Thomas Codd, Ro-
bert 'l'horFe; and Wllliam Howcrott ; and several Cottages and
Parcels of Land held thereeritit, in the several Tenures of Natha-
niel Wynne, John Barton, Joseph Otto, and Joseph Aldridge.
The whole of the Faid Premises are held at rents amounting
together to upwards of 2720 per Annum, subject to the usual
deductions tor Land lax, &c.
The respective Tenants will thew the Premises, and further
particulars may be had on application to Messrs. Still, Strong,
and Rackhant, of Luicolii's inn, London ; or to Messrs. Pearson,
of sleaford, Lincolnshire.

CAPEPAI. FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANSION, PARK,
and FARM in the COUN'T'Y of CU NI t: it LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC I lON,
By HOGGART and PHIL! .11'3,
At the George les, Penrith, on aurally, Feb. _0,1817, at 19,
In Eight Lots, .
THE ITONPIELD ESTATE, in the Parish of
HISILIT, and County ot CUUSILRLAND. Dine Milt. from
NESMITH. and nine tram CARLISLE; consloting of a very las•
roarmat and extrentelyVecuaaca FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
containing together neatly
TWO THOUSAND ACRES
of fertile Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land, principally Tithe-
' tree, and within a Ring.tence, bonded by fine Roads, p mien-
lady the Road from PINILITII to Caactsct, and un the South-
West by the River lye.
The ESTATE. is subdivided into several FARMS, called HAT
CLosr, CULT CLose, ITONItILLD, IVILOILL TOWN N LAD,
HILL.TOP, B•OADWICLU-House !Uhl, and %WADI IhLD
New hew, with the several Farm Howes, Barns, and capital
Outbriklings, and excellent Tswana upon each of them- Also
Davao,. a House rd.....0w, erected wittun a rew years, in
a modern and elegant style, perfectly substantial, and replete
with every a:commodation for a Nobleman or Gentleman, with
Offices ot every description, Pleaetire-Orounde, and Park,
Huntsman's Dwelling, numerous Cottages, Woods, and Planta-
tions, In a Country abounding with Gams and the Sports of the
Field, forming altogether a most Cosine re Pan rear r, contl,m-
ow to the beautiful Lakes in Cumberland and Westmoreland,
and not more than ten tulles from the Laken( Ullswater. The piv-
sent Rent-roll, exclusive of the Mansion, Park, and Plantations, is
TWO 'THOUSAND TWO HUNDRLD POUND.;
per Annum.
The Estate may be viewed at any time, upon application to the
Tenants; and Particulars had, twenty d tys Aloe to Ow Sale, a-
the Colhe-horse, Carlisle; Bate:a Hot I.tierpooi;
ter Anna, Manchester; Kitts's Arcot, Lancaster ; Arms,
Wigton; Red Lion, Whitehavesi; Qtieel't• 11+-ad,
upon-Tyne : Crown, Kendall ;Kit t lead, Ai:pleby ;of McSSri.
Michel and Watsur., Catid•Sureityors, Low Plains, near Pen-
rith Mr. Cowden, SolsziLt, Clement's hut. London; and of
Hoggart and Phillips. Old !!road-st tett, Royal Exchange, London.
Paratcelars may also Se bad at the Place of Sale.

LOSVIAL BALM OF OILEAD.
Prepared by Ur. SOLOMON, Gilead-House. near Liverpool,
,price eleven shillings a bottle; or the quantity of four in one dandily
bottle for Us. on which 9s. are saved, duty included.
rIIHE CORDIAL BALM -OF GILEAD is
universally acknowledged to he peculiarly efficacious in all
inward wain ings, loss of appetite, indigestion, depression of Spill •*,
trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, ohs...mate coughs,
shortness of breath, and consumptive habits. It thins the blood
eases Bac most violent pains in the head and stomach, and promotes
gentle perspiration. By the 'whiney and gentry this medicine Is
much admired, being pleasant- o the taste and smell, gently as-
tringiog the fibres of the stomach, and giving that proper ten-ity
which a good digestion requires. Nothing can be better adapted
to help and ,nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debauch
with wine, b.c. This Cordial is highly esteemed la the East said
Ant Indies for nourishing and invigorating die nervous system,
and acting as a general restorative on debilitated eenstitutiosis,:
arising from bilious eoniplahnweoutrac:ed in hot climatel.—Those
who have the care and education of fetnales, the studious as well
as the sedtstary part of the community, should Dever be without
the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head,
initigoratats the mind, improves the memory, and enlivens the
intalinal
It is the most absolute tenacity for such diseases as are attend.
ed widt the following symptoms, namely, a great straitness
of the breast, with difficulty of breathing; violent palpitations of
the heart, sudden Bushes of heat in colons puts of the body; at
°aims times a sense of cold, as it water was poured can them;
flying pains in die arms and limbs, Nick and belly, resembling
thou occasioned by the gravel; the pulse very variable, some,
times uocommonly slow, at -other tints. very quick ; yawning.
tlik hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of suffocation, as from
a ball or lump in the throat; alternate fits of crying and convul-
sive laughing ; the sleep unsound, and seldom retreihing, and the
patient of troubled with horrid dreams. Much has bet-a said
4 by interested individuals against medicines that are advertised ;
but there is a very important observation to be made respecting
the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation was gentle,
safe, and efficacious, it could not have obtained the unexampled
demand it has acquired; tor, as it has rarely the great advantage
of a persua.ive advocate at the ear of the patient, so imbibing but
his conviction of Its virtues, by its salutary effects, can induce per-
severance, and yet reatonabli, perseverance is ecisiainly most re-
quisite to enable even the happiest combination of chemicals and
galeatcids to root out chronic diseases, and restore the valetudina-
rian to health.
Its web known characteristic of promoting longevity has been
long mabusine4; fur by keeping the consekutioa, as it wtle, in
continual repair, it Preserves the body in health and vigour,
prevents premature decay. It releh tato particular cpsfinetnent
nor attentlun to diet.
Government security against-Counterfeits.
Sold by Samuel,Leigh, Is, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox-
ford.street, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury and all
Medicine Veoders; price 11s. each, or lour its one Family Bottle
for 935. by which one 11s. bottle is saved, with the words-
-4 Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved oa the Stamp.
gt• Dr. Solomon expects, when unsuited by letter, the usual
compliment if a 41 note to be inclosed, addrealel, " Money
Letter. Dr. Wawa, (Mead war Liverpool. FAN
I double pomp.",

D/ Vin ENDS,

When received, should be immediately em-
ployed to adv intagp.—Thus it is that 1330PICHTY
accumulates. The iollowiog Scale. spewing bow the •
CAPITAL of tii<sy be auzmented by es.
pending ody a Ite-tion of ti..ir ri,kruls, may not be
deemed inapplcabie at the present moment

.N( now.

ConenA.

XV/ 16 0 may protice £,12,0;i 0 equal to £614,000
Ali 18 0 way prodee, Zo,l' , 0 elhal to £34,000
711 may psodisze £lo. on u equal to £17,0 0
£6 b 0 tray pecklt re equal to .R 0.500
• 3 6 may product I '2,1 1 0 C. 4 to £4,x50
• 1,3 0 may produce al „az 441 equal to 44,123
It it ei the present L-ttzne the alwre refers,—the
Scheme of volikit has net sitli such univerbli appro.,
1: contains Tkvi Gr.ind Prises ui 21),.)20
Guineas, and toward: of Arty &tier with only

12,000 Ti•:keis s Cie ;Aire of the Small l'aizls is in:-
creased, titre king ROO of 25 Gnio..ts ew.h. wnd nose
Inwer than lel 7. and the wkolo will k paid in Sterling •
iliforty.—The Drawing will commence on Tiesday.
the tlst of this Month (January) ; and such Fcrsors
As !Faye nut Dividends to receive et retest, should
refl:et, that ere this Month arrive again, they m:ty,
ly a retrenchment of astir twiterfianst (Jet vac:, p-ocwe
mem/a:lves a chance of an independent funded pro-
perty, anJ be enabled to mingle in the throng of
smiling countenances, which are issuing every day
from the tank of England.

FRENCH PAPERS

PARTS, JANUARY 2.

Yesterday, at three &dock, the Ambassatlon and
Foreign Ministers paid their respects to the King and
the Royal Finally, on the occasion of the Ne•s Year.
The Sardinian Ambassador complimented his M►-
jesty, in the name of the Diplomatic Body.
To-day the Metropolitan Chapter, the Clergy of
Paris, the Lutheran, Calvinist, and li.raelitith
sistories, bad the honour of being adm.tted to pay
their respects to his Majesty, on the occasion of the
New Year.

The Kind of Bane's, under the name of the Omni
de Haag, arrived At VI nna on the 23d D.itember.
His suite consisted only vt seven pasons aad two
carriages.
On the 2lst Deeemher. a violent fire hrnke out,
about mid.. 1.4, io toe Commupe of Motienvil, Cm-
ton of Cressy (Oise). It appears to have been occa.
sioned by an act of imptu.lenize too common in the
country ; some ill-extinguished ashes of an oven
having been deposited too near combustible materialist
tweet)-One houses. am:itig which were five farm.
houses; 10,000 sheaves at wheat, and other grain in
proportion, with a great (lowany of furniture, were
consumed.

The Isinfv of Bavaria, under his si!n manual, has,
dining his absence, investeJ iris Prinit Count
Mcnrgelas, with Pill powLis to affix his sign manual
o every paper crnmected the depitn.e.its cf
Foreign Affairs, Finance, ar.a the Intel-its-, where the
Royal signature w old othetwi,e be necessary. His
Majesty has given the same pm, era, in the th part.
ment. of Jusice, to Count Reigersbetg.
The King-and Queen tit Wirteraberg have arrived
At Fr cr,kloll, Linda- name of the Count and Coutt.
tess D'Uracti.

cf-Pimr,La OF DEPUTIES.
UP THE 21) JANIJABIre

This slay's sitting was ~ccuptect by the continua-
tion of the debate vu the Election Law, which at last
seems drawing towards a cl
M. BLANQUART ve BAILLEUL supported the Law
in an eloquent speed).
M. Prar opposed it in a way which sometimes ex.
cited laughter. lie gravely informed the Chamber,
for instance, that the word Loncpprir was dtriveJli,Jrn
the Latin preposition cam, and the verb currere. Tula
vrolunnd remark excited a burst of laughter.
M. Lens then rose, and, in a mitten speech of
great length, defended the principles of this Dill, and
replied to the arguments urgtd against it.
At the close of this speech, a number of voices
called for the question; but another speaker, of the
name of RICILAED, was allowed to deliver his send-
menu, and the Chamber then anjourned.