Star.
London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS.

SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE sad RELIEF of priasoNs

Ciaven,street, Strand, April 7, 1119..
T an ANNUAL GENERAL COURT held this
day—lteratems, That the Number of Debtors discharged
and relieved from the undermentioned Prisons within the list
year were 1,1Z.8, who had 823 Wives, with 2,187 Children.

The average expense of whose liberation (including every in-
cidental expenditure relating tu this Charity) amounted tu
£2 171. 2id. each.
Aylesbury 16
Appleby :. 1
Borough Comp-
tdr 129
Bodrnin
Bath
Brecon
Beauntaris 2
Bedford
Buckingham 2
St. Briavels 1
Carnarvon 19
Carlisle
Cardiff 12
Carmarthen 7
'Chester 0.
Chelmsford 5

Do!gay 1
Exeter 24
Fleet 132
Fisherton 2
Greenwich 10
Gloucester
Hereford 13
Haverfordwest 11
Hertford
Horsham 1
King's Bench 125

Kingston-upon-
Hull
Knaresborough 1.
Leicester 4
Lancaster 2
Mirshalsea 193
Maidstone .85
Macclesfield 6
Monmouth 2 I
Montgomery I
Nottingham
Prisons and 1,138 P

Newcastle 51
Northampton' 3
Norwich 1
Oxford 2
Portsmouth 9
Presteign 6
Poole 1
Rothwill 3
Heading
Ruthin 1
Scarborough 1
Southa:npton 1.
Tothiu 34

Cardigan • 4.
Cohtbath-ffelds 2
Chesterfield 1
'Dover 13
Dutton 2
Total-6

Whitecross-st. 802
Winchester 18
Whitechapel 13
Wellington
Worcester... -- 7

Warwick .
Yarmouth

Jr isoners.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT.
£ v. d.
H. Smith, Esq. • - - 21 0 0
M. A. Robinson - - _ A. 2 2 0
F. Lind, Esq. - A. 5 5 0
Mrs. Hoare .. - - A. 10 0 0
,Ditto, a Donation • - - 50 0
Geo. Creyhe - - - A. 2 2 0
'J. Crowder, Esq. per See. - - A. 1 1 0
Wm. Smalbone, Esq. - - A. 1 1 0
Morton John avison, Esq. - - A. 5 0 0
sr Robt. J. Eden, Bart. per Sikes anti Co. 5 0 0
Miss Fliz. Barnard - A. 2 2 0
Miss Maria Calvert, per Cocks's and Co. A. 1 1 0
Hon. CoL Fitzroy Stanhope, per ditto A. 2 2 0
A. B. Drummond, Req.' - - •A. 55 0
John Drummond, Esq. - - A. 5 5 0
Hoary Drummond, Esq. - - A. 5 5 0
Rev. Dr. 11-tight.. - - A. 2 2 0
Rev. B. C. Cbarlewood - - A, 2 2 0
Chas. Trelawney Brercton, Esq. . A. 10 10 0
James Forbes, Esq. - .. A. 22 0
John Hatacll, Esq. - - A. 5 5 0
Mrs. Palmer - - 20 0 0
John Maud, Esq. per Sec. - - A. 2 2 0
Rev. Blanco White - - - 5 5 0
Geo. Gipps, Esq. M.P. per Sec. - A. 2 2 0
A. S. Lillinpton, Esq. per Spooner and Atwood, A. 3 3 0
John Watts, Esq. - - A. 2 0 0
Countess of Athlone, per Cocks and Co. .. 5 0 0
Sir Harry Calvert - - A. 2 2 0
_ _ . . .. _

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Wm. Franks,' Esq. per Chatteris and Vo. 1 1 Oa
Geo. Milner, Esq. per ditto - A. 35 0
Mrs. Harrison• - - - 1 l. 0
Win. Hoare. Esq. - . 1 1 0
John Boissier, 'Esq. per Hoare% - 25 O. o
Right Hon. Lady Calthorpe, per ditto A. 50 0
David.Haliburton, Esq. . - - A. 5 5 0
Mr. Fades - - - A. 2 2 .0,
John P.epys, Esq. - - A. 50 0
Chas. Walker, Eitt. - - A. 2 2 0
E. V. .C 6 S..—A.G.P. Ann. " 115..--1. LK sell 9 7 0'
1457. P..3—G. S. .61—C. E. 41 14. • - 5 1 0
IL C. .C 5 ; O.V. (2 Benefactions) Xe; L. L.". sei Is. to 1 0
W. E. per Cocks and Co, - - 10 0 0
W. C. and F. M. per Drummond and Co. - 60 0
Two Ladles, per Mnunersley's and Co: - 22 0 0
Anonymous, per Apart* . - -5" 5 0
Overplus of a Benevolent Fund,after the object for
• siddch themoney was collected had been obtained,
,per A. B. ' - • - - - 21 14 6
Overplr.s of Subsiriptions for defraying the Expen-
ses of Petiiloss-to Parliament against the fteneWil
of the Insolvent Act in Its present fonli.frorn the
Inhabitants of St. Marthin-inthe-F,: by Mr.
Ilarwlse and Mr. Thomas, jun. - •
Moiety of a rule imposed upon. a Coal Merchant,
• prosecuted by the Governor and Directors of the'
Nnk of Entd, for offences under thi Coal Act,
by J. W. Freshfield, Esq. - -
Braired for a Book (Wild on Prisons)
Found in the Letter-box

6 6 0

6 s 0
2 2 0
1 0 0

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j .•c~II.4;tUVAES or PAINTANOR..
I.6"f“rES4ita of that celebrated aitd beautiful
COLLACI;ON of .PAINTINO9,. the Property of
the Che'valiar IIL BURTIN, deceased, lateCouustilor to the
Vovestilisent Generat of the NetlterlandsrWill talse.ploce, issol
all 'reserve,. on Ter.soor„ July so, 1919, and sir-evading Ltayt,
,Ilititlelate Residence of the deceased, No. 424,4farets1 de is
licupds.
Descriptive Catalogues of this hindsome CrOdisios, whirls
has been vi<ited by every Crowned Head in Et:rope, atid by a
-multitude of Asiateurs from all Couniries,ittay be Lai b4t ap-
plying, post paid, to.: Mr. P. L. Mairrassmust4 pipettes" de
i'entes, No. IW, Griude 1u e, onto AtiNizail; Clommia;ou
ALCAts No. 791, Rtie4iw Chat, Arassels ; awl on tali ka of May,
'at the Bar of the Barnard's Inn Co3i.e-Llouse. Molienra.

FRANCE AND IRELAND:, . .
ETTict and Co. have Agents ialsoth Countries,
fot tianincting all sorts-of Business: dierhave Clerks of
approved Address ,and Fidelity, who go every week to I'i ris,
and Dublin, and oftener- when requisite : they take charge et
valuable•packets far either place, they undertake coAlideuttal
Commissions, and can give security for wkateeertuet it reposed
in their d and they cast refer to persons of WO Craft to besr
asidnumy. t o • t hair Awitu4e and panetuality.--3611.12advieced,
and all business of a pecuniary nett:* traotailtedliat- tie (Mee
as usual, :55 llowland.strect, Fittroy.square. _

BURGESS'S. NEW SAUCE,,
THE high Encomiums bestowect4Lthe NohWty
and Gentry upon thenbove New Satief:Ad4ccs the Pro-
prietors, Messrs. JOHN • BUILGF:SS and SUN': tli oiler to the
Public at large a CautiOn against Imitations, by ritlittioning,
none can Le relied upon us genuine without tad 115,AU'being
sealed under their' Firm and Address, and alstiesch Label hav-
ing their Signature. The utility and conteuiefice of that Sauce,
being adapted for putposes, has eaustd a Wit; deittand far 4t,
and its increase' of: cireuhtliii* Sidi IWt to etitimitielemitch and
long-esteemed ESSENCH NCH° V I /iS. „
They respectfully solkie a trial from thitsgP4Ptib ht. sip not used
it, being confident it will glee satisfaction toof ripen taLste.
%rehouse, No. iOT, (caner of the '"'
Savoy Stepsol. &taint; London. "t

FIFTY rOUNDS nEwAviii •
TAMES ATKINSON. having daily complaints of
counter Lit articlei being sold as the followiag, of his (nano.
facture, considers it equally due to himself add the protection (.1
the public to present such impositions hattture. ' Ile therefo:e
ohm the abate reward to. any one who vii inform Itlnt, either
of the real fabricator ar vender Ofsuch spurious articles, in order
that• they may be proceeded against by law, for the deception.
The followirtg aro the ankles alhoied to :
ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID,
Well known for its singular efficacy in rcstoritt the Hair where
it has fallen off from illness, perspiration, change of climate, &r.
It is also much esteemed by Ladies, fur making the Hair beau-
tifully soft and glossy, and for preserving it in curl during exer-
cise in dancing or Walking, or in damp weather:
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE,
Changes Grey sr Red Hair on the Head orWhiskers to an auburn
ar black, so permanent, that neither washing,. perspiration, Our
any other cause can possibly remove the colour.
ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP,
Removes Freckles, Redness, and Hardness front the Skin, keeps
it from Chapping, and makes it white, soh and even. It is also
prepared in round cakes for shaving, rod is peculiarly adapted to
Gentlemen whose beards are strong, or fiEes tender.
• • Sold by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard-street,
Sohc-square, London; and, by meta tespectable PErfumers and
Medidre Vendors.—But it is necessary to observe his name and
address distinct on the label.

FFIHE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,
is a preserver and restbrer of health to the weak, the sickly,
and infirm: Its warm and renovating quality, indisputably ren-
den it the best medicine for relaxations, debiiity, lawitude, tre-
mors, sinking of the spirits, and alt thole nervous affections
which harass and oppress the weak, the sedcietary, and the de-
licate; it warms and steadies the cold and tremulous nerves,
invigorates the muscular system, animates the spirits, and reno-
vates the whole man ; whereby the chill watery fluids become
rich and balsamic, and the circulation resumes its healthful state.
Sold by Leigh, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street; Sutton
and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler,Cheapside ; 'Putt, Exchange.;
and Ward, Holborn; price 11a. each, or four in one Family
Bottle fur 335. by which one 11,. bottle is saved, with the words
" Sam'. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
Of whom may also be bad, the celebrated ANTI-1 MPETI-
GENgs, or SOLOMON'. DROPS (without mercury, or may
deleterious preparation), which stand in the highest estimigion
for the cure of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, and ,all disordell
originating in an impure state of the blood; being gradual, gentie,
and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the beet substitute
thus has ever been discovered for tuft dangerous mineral
curb, sweetening the Wood, and stimulating it to expel all noxi-
ous and impure Juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves,
enlivening and invigorating both body and mind.
Price l is. per bottle, or four in one family bottle for 335. on
which one small bottle is saved. The words " Sarni. Solomon,
Liverpool," ;re engraved on tbg stamp of each bottle, without
which none are genuine.
Also, price Ss. that scarce, interesting, and useful Yining
Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Authors and
a View of Gilead-House), entitled, A GUIDI.: to HEALTH;
or, Advice to both Semis, in a Variety of Complaints—By Si
SOLOMON, M.D.—Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases,
Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks
on those Diseases with which the human Body is Mgt frequeady
afflicted ; explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, &c.
Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter. the usual'com-
pliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed, " Monet
Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, near Liverpool. raid
double postage:.

WHEN Professional Men, eminent for their skill.
and experience, offer their advice and exert their abili-
ties for the cure of a fee reigning Diseases, they rise supeibir
Ito that prejudice which is so justly excited against the advertise-
ments of men, ignorant of the first principles, and uneducated
in the practice of physic. It is a melancholy truth, that num-
bers of infatuated mortals have sunk under the combined pres-
sure of disease and medicine, who, had they resorted to the
man of education and experience, would have lived healthy and
happy for many years.
Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, Members of tl* Royal
Colleges of London and Edinburgh, sanctioned by every petal-
lege to practice, continue with the same assiduity to direct their
studies to the cure of every species of Venereal Complaints, as
well as the removal of those distressing Debilities and Deficien-
cies which prevent or embitter the matrimonial life. In Stric-
tures of the Urethra, Messrs. Currie and Co. have (ticked the
astonishment and approbation of the most distinguished tledical
men, by completing in three weeks, cures which defied the re-
sources of all their skill and treatment. In cases of Dg pity
their researches have been equally fortunate, as they are 15. po-
ssession of a Simple mode of treatment, which, in discarding the
violent means hitherto practised, gives a tone to every muscular
fibre of the patient, restores his animal spirits, and re-ssta-
llishes his vigour, without ir.liandng the constitution, and thus
exposing him to the danger of a relapse.' In slight and recent
cases of Syphilitic infection, a perfect cute is completed in the
short period of two days; and in those or the utmost inveteracy,
where other practitioners have failed, a proper prseverance in,
their plait of treatment, ensures to the patient t safe and lasting
riPestablishment. By an early application, the patient wilt
escape the dander and expense of a tedious attendance upon the
less experienced practitioner.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may lk consulted by (Patients of eithe.
Sex, at their House, No. 107, Hatton-gar.den, where their
P •
lenas 'old Certificates may be seen.—Letters from the Conti-
try, enebalag a Bank-nete, will be duly answered, and the i,e-
cessary Medicines sent to all p:.rts of the world.
No. 107,
1 latton-garden.

onna Los aars
" Faith, his Hair is of a red colour, an esteissilluirst_s•.-1= -,t Lu rui-uvds . ,• . . ----
As You Llis Is, Act Masi !:• . 1 ..k. ""r ~ ;. :• . '.• •
Just published, price 9s. . i .....:.......-..s.___. __...--i Mtn various prism,. G 8 1E266
6 • 0
A FAMILIAR, Pleasing, and Intetestiag EtS"l ..: '
ip'""7676'ision.7fuoru.;=;f _ . £222 9 7
13:: on the carious Structure, the varied Colburi, and /qv- dooddered the coo of .g 9 'isitiiiouers'. At,-
' setvadon of the*HUM Aid jiAltt ; embraciirg a fullond cold.' °fared, 6s ; foorrerf for Tosibeiloioiry,
ous description of Its Crowds ; •sisewing in an 'easy manner, bow -41 sit nolragy,si : ~.-.r, ir .-
to improve it ; Analysis of Its various Properties, the :Causes of. : .iliatietioreileirmik;liarath:job2 cusidei,vad.; sq. the
its.raried Colours, the wonderful and. rapid chanicli In, ihode. ~,,,,„ ~.,,,.,,,,,„air_ umpoodiadlf Muasea.lietviss, Fan-
CcibpirS, anct the easiest way to repiedy tm wlietilappleasi* '''"""'""
5tub=..404T9753-7"..earoett . . , mos. kbet,tmt;
ItinelEation of the different Diiiirdera 'to 4hich the Inklb
jeer, and the best and easiest enema en eradiesti thoirDiseitielis ,coi toe 1., - -.1. iii.,i." ... 't!". 10,!,,,,,„„ 'k. std-attest k.142-Dbrurs:
and produce A IJEAU'riFUL HEAD OF HAIR: laSelript 5e10A1if:64,164 .. „ . "nMill, -• • - STirlit42lll;
!Nye tOP OciAlf,t4of I lakr suit mbe apprecAtet, ~,,,a.......„...„,...„, . ..,:$,,,,,,4,,,,,,:._
.„„nth,.... au unexampled sfrles cd .Irelnklieu"Viii A seirriktitteres
WA; ntit,'Fophrelllbe gun ;.wlElf
like most ceiebrated Auttors. Wes by 4w oar!rtted to sop o4olSorgerd /ague
.' . ' the Society :sift cal Ai fait Wedoeseajtlife ~ Ift.
Sold by A. ROWLAND and Sox, I, Kirby-strut, Hatton.itarden.

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THUILIDAY. M. %V 6.

The following are the Notices of Motions, and Or-
ders of the Day, which now stand in the order-boot
of the /louse of Commons :

WZDNISDAV APPAL 91.
Notice of Motion—Mr. Par;dl, Resolutions regarding the
Still Floe Laws affecting Twigging's.
Orders of the Day---Life Annuities BM ; -second reading.
Coroners in Ireland 811 l • second reading. Chimney Sweeping
Regulation' Bill; Committee, Supply; Committee, Ways and
Means ; Committee.
111100SDAY, APPAL ft&
Notices of Motions—Sir John Newport, Present State of the
• Established Church in Ireland. Mr. Richard Martin. Copy of
Bill of Indictment found against E. Burke, an Attorney, for wit-
• fill and corrupt Perjury.
• Orders of the Day—Lanarkshire Election Petition ; Ballot for
Cignmittee. Members absent from former Ballots, to attend the
Ballot. Names of Members absent from Ballot, to be set aside.
Claims on France Bill; second reading. Bettors Oaths Bill;
second reading.

rains:, APRIL IS.
Orders of the Day—Mines Assessment Bill; second reading
Bankruptcy Haws Amendment Bill ; Committee. Qualifica•
Lion of Members 0111; third reading. Jails in Royal Burghs
(Scotland) Bill ; snood reading. Church Benefices (Scotland)
BiU; second reading.
"li.)!IONDAT' APRIL 26.
Orders of the Day.-i‘Usury Laws Repeal Bill; further canal.
aeration of Itepirt. Marriage Act Amendment Bill; further
consideration of Report. Poor Relief (Scotland) Bill; Commit-
tee. Clitheroe's Divorce lii ; Committee; Counsel, and Wit-
nesses. Poor Rater _Misapplication Bill ; Committee. Lord
Justice General (Scathed) Bill ; Committee. Settlement of the
poor Bill; further consideration of Report. Madhouses Regu-
lation Bill; further consideration of Report. Royal Burghs Ac-
count (Scotland) Bill; second reading. Friendly and Parochial
Societies Bl; Proorid reading.
TUESDAY, arm 27.
Notices of Motions—Sir Matthew Ridley, Propositions re-
garding the Assessed Taxes. Lord Ebrington, to empower
Magistrates to 'eta. Disputes concerning the Wages of Seamen
in Merchants Vessels. Mr. Moore, Bill for the Relief Of Rib-
boa and Silk Weavers, founded on tcport of the Committee of
bit /loam.
Duelers of the Day—St. Ives Election Petition ; Ballot for
Committee. Drogheda Election Petition Ballot for Commit-
tee. Members absent from former Ballot, to attend the 'Ballot.
Halford's Divorce Bill; Committee. Duelling (Scotland) Bill ;
Committee. Highland Roads Repair Bill. second reading.

VirDIMILSDAYi -APRIL 3S.
!Entices of Motions—Mr. Shaw, Repeal of the Window Tax
affecting Ireland., Mr. Denman, Bill to facilitate the Dispatch
of Business in the Court of Kings Bench. Mr. Home Sumner,
Resolution on the subject of the Duty on Coals.

TUVZSDAT Amu 29.
Notices of Modons—Mr. Chichester, Bill to provide for a
snore equal Assessment of Mosey levied by Presentments within
the several Counties in Ireland. Dr. Phillimore, gradual Abo-
lition of Salt Duties.
Orders of the Day—Bebe/ter Election Petition ; Ballot for
Committee." Grampound Election Petition; Ballot for ()com-
mittee. Members absent at former Ballots to attend.

FRIDAY, •rots. 30.
-Orders of the Day—Game Laws Amendment Bill; further
consideration of Report.
Notice of Motion—Mr. Grattan, Motion regarding the Sues
of his Alajesty's Subjects of the Roman Catholic Religion.
lIONDAY, MAY 3.
'Orders of the Day—Land Tax Commissioners Bill: Com-
Mince. Penihyn Bribery Bill ; Committee.
711241 DAY, NAY 4.
Notices of Motions—Mr. Lyttleton, Resolutions concerning
Lotteries. Lord Castlereagh, Bill to extend the Commission
of Inquiry into Charity Schools to Charitable Foundations of
other Descriptions. Mr. Hely Hutchinson, Returns of Persons
employed In and under the Alien (Ace in Great Britain and Ire-
land with their salaries, also Number of Persons sent out of the
kingdom from January, 1816, to January, 1819.
Orders of the Day—Truro Election Petition; Ballot for Com-
mittee. Galway Town Election Committee, ballot for Committee.

Notice of Motion—Pard Archibald Hamilton, To refer the
Petitions of the Royal Burghs to a Committee. d
Wets of the Day—Taunton Election Petition; Ballot for
Committee. Yowey Election Petition; Ballot for Committee.
escnie.sr, sue 10.
Last day of receiving Reports of Private Eri
veassAy, KAY 11.
Nodce of Modons.-11Ir. Michael Angelo Taylor, To separate
Bankruptcy Business from the Jurisdiction dale Great Seal.
TEICILIDAY, KAY 13.
Nodce of Motion—Sir Hoary Parnell, Committee** the Rate
of lac/nage between Great Britain and Ireland, and into the
Expediency of an Assimilation of the Currency.
fIeaDAY, mar
Norio of Motions.---Mr. Hely Hutchinson, To repeal the
Alien*Act.
The following are Notices of Motions, for which
ao particular days have been fixed :
Mr. Grenfell, Management of Public Debt by the Bank of
England. Mr. Lionbton, 1111 to Amend Copyright Acts. Mr.
Maberly, Correspondence between the Chancellor of the Exche-1
itTraed the Bank of England. Lord Archibald Hamilton
of Law Office of the Crown CO Icerning the Soma
Burghs. rs
Burghs. Mr. Holme Winner, Bill to regulate the Trade of
Country Bakers. Mr. Whitten, To obtain more frequent Jail
Deliveries. Lord Archibald Hamilton References made to any
Judger or Law Officers of the Crown in Scotland of any Re-
ports of the Commissioners on the Courts of Justice ; and An-
swers to such References.

The paragraph from Vienna in the last Hamburgh
Mat relative to Prince LEOPOLD, is in a very mate-
rial respect erroneous. It is true that his Royal
Highness has purchased a house in the neighbour-
-hood of that city for the sum of £7OOO sterling, but
not for his own, residence, his Royal Highness cer-
tainly returns to England in the course of next month.
He will reside at Claremont during the summer, and
at Marlborough House, Pall-mall, in the winter.--
The house which his lloyal highness has purchased at
Vienna is not at any season intended for himself, but
for his brother, to whom he has made a present of it.
Letters received from the Duke of CLARINCE give
very unfavourable accounts of the 'state of Hanover,;
as tar as relates to domestic comfort. House rent his

Royal Highness represents as equally high as in Lon-
don ; and the expenses in food and raiment in some
respects still sreater. " Hanover," his Royal High-
ness adds. " u a longer the same Hanover it was be-
fore the eetreof the French troops." His Royal High-
ness concludes by declaring, that nothing shall pre-
vent his return to Old England.
ENTRAORDILNARI OCCIIIMENCE IN MOB LIFE,—
Very lately an individual of considerable notoriety
called on a celebrated Jeweller, and desired certain
costly articles to be sent to a house in a square west
of Bond-street. The property, exceeding twelve thou-
sand pounds, wis taken by the tradesman himself.
On being ushered into a parlour, a Lady entered,
and requested to shew the jewels to a Gentleman,
then in the drawing-room. The pro was INIT•
rendered. After a considerable lap!, time he
became impatient, and rang the bell, when he was
tdld that the Gebtlemen was gone off in a post-
chaise and four, taking the jewels with him. The
tradesmen hurried out of the house, and ascer-
tained that such a carriage had been for some time
waiting in the rear of the house ; and by for-
tune he met a person who gave him such a
that he mounted a horse, and overtook the runaway
about twelve miles from Hyde Park-owner, whom
he forced to give up the property.

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