Star.
London, England, 1819-10-04 00:00:00

RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary end Registrar.

CONTRACTS FOR STRAW.
Commissariat Deparunemg, Treasury Chambers,
29th September, 1019.
El Persons as are desirous of contracting with
Agent for Commissariat Supplies,to furnish for Twelve
fr,fil the Ist of November nest, such Quantities of
for filling Palliasses, as may from time to time be re-
. the haracits in the under-mentioned Counties, may
Particulars of the Contracts on applying at this Office,
the hours of Eleven and Five ; to Deputy Commis-
nieral Young, at Edinburgh ; and to the respective Liar-
t,:ers in the IsLinds of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney,
;er their Tinders at this Office., (marking thereon
:r for Straw,") until Twelve o'clock en Tuesday, the
lktober.

,da!, are to be made separately for each County in South
l.; th; whole of the Barracks in North Britain, and
1..1 sob of those in the Three Islands of Guernsey,
11.1 Akisrreq ; but no l'roposal will be noticed, unless
~ or ails and to, a printed Particular, and the prices
words at length; nor unless a Letter be subjoined
iyoal from a person of known property engaging
re b,odel with the party tendering for the due per-
.. 61 the Contract.
T..i..11.rs are sent by Post, the Postage must be paid.
COUNTIES.
Isle of Man Somerset
isle of Wight Surrey
Sussex
Warwick
York
North Britain
lambert
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney.

Kent
Lancaster
'mod Middlesex
Norfolk
NorthAmpton
Nottingham
Pembroke
Suffolk

A • It IA INSTITUTION. OCTOBER 1,1819.
/ITU:TORS, SUBSCRIBERS, and the PUB-
• informed that the foll•iwing Courses
`•'l I VS will be delivered in the ensuing Season
•' • natal Phenomena of Nature and Art, by Fay.

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Evi. I. A. to commence on Tuesday the
at Seven o'clock in the Evening precisely, and
.• ,:et: on each succeeding Tuesdiy.
;:lt! • 1.:.• r.ture of the Reign of Queen Elisabeth, by
'. I: to commence on 'Friday the Sth of Novdru-
••' ; • t:tinued on each succeeding Friday, at die
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a Civil .architecture, by JAMES ELITILIN
.I.valary, Ittn.
•*t':, 1,7 W. (7aorcit, blus. D. Professor of Music
4,1 Oxford. early In 1820.
yr: .ot.. and Subscribers have access
Itootn furnished with the principal Moro-
' • : .1% ra' the Gazettes, &c.
si ~ n
noem, which is regularly supplied with the
3 ..1 ; `:eve Books, and Pamphlets of repeat interest.
Courses of Lecturus, delivered during the

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' .v.,rieat Laboratory, furnished *lth the neeessiTy
....i.iing every facility to Cliemir-4 and Ph1100°1416121

I‘. I..;l:tary of Reference, comprising a selection of the I
i.v..ry department bf Literature :aid Science.
• I.ilituyy of CircuLltloo, consisting of Standard
I' ,
Literature ; Voyages, Travels, and Topography.
the Belles Lettres, Science, and We Arts.
paying Two Guineas annually, are entitled to a
'I ,cket for the admission of a Filend, and their
is transferable in their absence.
admitted to the Lectures, and to the Library of
" it 4. 2%. per annum.
XNIGHT SPENCER, See.

We view, with abhorrence, the machinations of factious and
designing men, who, availing themselves of blasphemous publi-
cations to sap the foundations of Religion, and of inflammatory
writings and harangues to sow Sedition and Treason, take ad-
vantage of the present distresses to impose upon the minds of
the uninformed, and under various pretexts to lead them into
measures which would increase these distresses in an incalculable
degree, by their manifest tendency to anarchy and confusion.
We have witnessed the existing privations and sufferings of
certain classes of our fellow-subjects with feelings of the deepest
concern. It is our here and belitf that these distrcssc, will only
PPM of a temporary nature, and during their continuance it
will be our anxious wish to promote every measure that can tend
to alleviate them. _ _ _

While we cherish these sentiments of unfeigned commisera-
tion, we declare it to be our firm purpose to resist, to the utmost
of our power, all turbulent attempts to overawe the Constituted
Authorities, in toll reliance on the efficacy of the Laws, the purity
of their administration, and the wisdom of the Legislature.
(Signed) JOHN WHITMORE.
The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to Joint
Wurrmont, Esq. for his impartial and able conduct in the Chair.
The Committee have the pleamre to state, that the number
of Signatures to the above Address, amounts to 865; and that
the name and place of residence of every Gentleman signing it,
will be hereafter inserted alphabetically in a separate publication.

IMPEDIMENTS OF SPEECH, ORATORY, dr.c.
MR. THELWALL'S INSTITUTION for the
Remedy of Organic Defects and Impediments, and
Pr ion of Youth for the Pulpit, Bar, and Senate, 57, La.
ccaeAarfanin-Elelds, RE-OPENED for the ensuing Season, This
Dar (October 4), when the usual Courses of Instruction will
commence for Domestic and Private Pupils.—Due notice will
be given of the commencement of the Public Lectures.

TO THE PUBLIC.
SOME trifling typographical errors having been
made in a few of the Counter Schemes first printed, I think it
proper to advertise the determinable Prizes, as they were inserted
in the Gazette of Saturday last (as the error was in that part of the
Scheme), and I have to request that any person who obtained a
Scheme previous to the 28th ult. will be kind enough to call at
either of my Offices, or on any of my Agents, where corrected
Schemes may be obtained gratis.
DETERMINABLE PRIZES.
First-drawn I'rize, in each Clasi, to have, in_addition, £16,000
Consols, and £4,000 Money, making Two of the Eight £20,000
Prizes.-16th, 17th, and 18th drawn Prizes, in tack Class, to
have £2OO Money.-18th drawn Prize, in each Class, above
£SO. 6d. to have .820,000 Consols, making Two more of the
Eight £20,000 Prizes.-25th drawn Prize, in each Class, above
£2O. 6el. to have, in addition., £'20,000 Money, making Two
more of the Eight £20,000 Prizes.
First-drawn Prize, in each Class, Second Day, to have, in
addition, £lB,OOO Consols, and X 2,000 Money, making Two
more of the Eight £20,000, and which completes the whole.

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I have the honour to be, the Public's devoted servant,
October 2d, 1812. T. BISII, Stock-Broker,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross.
Lottery begins Lord Mayor's Day (9th of next Month.)

MIL JEFFREY.
This day was published, the Third Number of a New Volume or
THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, and LI-
TERARY PANOR.k Md.—Contents : 1. Memoirs of J.
Jeffrey, Esq. Editor of the Edinburgh Review, with a fine
Portrait.-2. The Portraiture of Democracy, as exhibited in An-
cient and Modern History.-3. Dumont's Captivity in Africa.
—4. Account of Two Political Sects in ltaly.-5. On the various
species of Mania.-6. Colonists at the Cape of Good Hope.-
7. On the Art of ascertaining the Character of Men by their
hand writing.-8. English Manners In the Seventeenth Century,
Real
a renchman.-9. Remarks on Mr. Owen 's Pbtn.-10. The
Reformer.-11. Eruption of Mount Etna.-12. VOSS'S
Shakspeare.-13. On the Culture of Larch.-14. Abuses of
Charitable Institutions.-15. Life of Curran.-16. Life of Lord
and Lady Ru55e11...47. Trier's Life of Crichton.-18. Edin-
burgh Artists and Anuteurs.-19. The Cabinet.-20. Critical
Remarks on New Publications, &c.
Landon: Printed for Henry Colburn, 50, Conduitestreet; Bell
and Hradfute. Edinburgh; John Cumming, Dublin; and sold
by every Bookseller throughout the Kingdom.
BIOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.
This day was published,
No. I. of the Biography of Suffolk, embellished with Eight Por-
traits, price Ss. 6d. in royal 18mo. or 45. demy Bvo.
COUNTY BIOGRAPHY ; or, the LIVES OF RE-
massmits CEARscrens, born or long resident in the Coon
ties of Norfoik, and Essex, embellished with Portraits;
ani intended to meow pan y tlae EICIIIAOSIS through those counties.
This Work will be published regularly in Monthly Numbers;
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.6.11 these Biographical Notices will not be paged, they may either
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to Illustrate the lEscursions throughout England and Wales,
Std wed" latent, With similar Biographies and Portraits.—
Eq./a County will-be published separate from the others, and ac.
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heeded; Posted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and
Omni; J. Ontig, Boa-road, Islington ; and P. Younvno-
NYltbani, and Maisicin, Essex.

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