Star.
London, England, 1819-02-12 00:00:00

NUMBER. 9972.

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ADMIRALTY.I).F7 ICE, 15th January, ISIS•.
INT;DOWS' PENSIONS.—His Royal Highness'
11 the Prince Regent having been•moat graciously pleased
n authorize the Court of Assistants of the Sea Officers Widows
Ciarity, to grant Pensions to Widows of Commission and War-
.ca Oiii:ars of the lt9yal Navy, without restriction as to the
x.ount of th,.ir ir.ccme, and notwithstanding they are now or
ray have been re-married, provided they shall appear to be pro-
per and deserving objects of the public bounty : This is to give
ccice thereof. in order that Widows of Commission and War-
Int Officers of the o;•al Navy who have hitherto been excluded
!3a: the Charity, by reason of the amount of their income,
c in consequ.nce of having re-married, and may new be tilt-
onus of applyitig for the Pension, may prefer their Claim by
jeer to me at this Office.

Arid ICretice is further given, that all Widows of Naval Offi-
ces already on the Pension List, may obtain the mow forms of
A.ldavit by letter t" me, or by personal application at the Ad-
rsralty-Ofice, and the Offices of the Resident Coiraidssionees of
Le Navy, at the several Dock-yarda. • cßorEn.

OFFICE OF eltlifithrEctrantal 29, usim
THE MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of
ORDNANCE having granted their A.nthority for the
Fle of Impressions, taken from the Plates engraved, on a
clle of ore Inch to a Mile. from the GinIERAL SURVEY
‘: 0 REAT BRITAIN, performed under the Superintendence
.:Nl.ocei WILLIAM MUDGE, of the Royal Artillery; the
r,bliz arc hereby informed, that 30 Plates are already finished,
that Impressions are on Sale at .the Ordnance Map Office,
;.:he Tower of London. These Plates form a complete Map
gi the Coast, from Folkestone, In Kent, to the Land's End, in
Cornwall, and thence to Week St. LawrenCe, near Bristol, and
also from the Thames to Orfordness. Several other Plates of
its Work are now in hand, and Part 7, which contains the
i:orth-east of Somerset-shire, the Central part of Wiltshire, and
A.e unpublished part of Hampshire, will be ready for delivery
a the Ist of March. By application to Mr. Basel, at the
Ordnance Map-Office, where an Index Map will be shewn,
tentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Country surround.
':g their own habitations, may select any Plates they please for

fur purpose. All letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. B,►-
ars, wider cover to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance,
Faro:Ll, will be immediately attended to.
By Order of the Board, R. M. CREW, Sec.

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YiEFUGE FOR TIIE DEFitrtunt.
VITE IWELFTfi ANNIVERSARY Di
at. will be at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgets
on TUESDAY, the 16th of February, 1819.
PRESIDENT.
Ills Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, in the Chair.
TREASURER.—EDWARD FORSTER, Sq.
STEWARDS, . •
• •
Earl of Molter Nouse, Warasst Kerr, Ey+
Ilion. General Lentz Cymru, A 10.1ser.r.ev, Esq.
Sir CIIAELES FLOWER, Bart. T. 0. ILARIERIEAW, Esq.
Buten. Buten, Esq. Alderman G. E. H..Scsvretaza, Esq.
Tans. M. O,IWANEY, ENLIM.P. WILLIAM VAIRSHAN, Esq:
SAMUEL Fumes, 'au Fuselage Wits; Esq. t.
DEI,AMIN HAWES, Eat. • JOHN WW0,1447,
5.1,113 EL Josers, Iraq.
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Tickets, 14s. each, to be had of the Treasurer, Stewards,
and gycletary ; at the Refuge in Hackney-road and Horton ;of
the Collectors, and at the Bar of .the Tavern.
No . Servants admitted but those of the President, Vice-Presi-
dents, Treasurer, and-Stewards.
ROBERT CROSBY, Secretor!.

SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PERSONS,
IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS.
Craven-street, Strand, February 3, 1819.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE-.
PORT, vit.: AC. s. 2.
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Charlotte Heyes . - - 2 0 0
Philip L Powys,
Walpole Eyre, Esq. filcomi Benefaction, per
Isaac Phipps, Esq. . - Amu 1 .1 0
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Miss dotTej, per Ditto
Pen Martin, per Ditto -
John Hooper Holder, Esq. per Ditto
Mrs. Lock, per Ditto -
Mrs. Chatfield, per Ditto -
Theodore Hunt, Esq. per Ditto
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Found let the Letter Box - -
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Discharged and relieved from various prisons 100
Debtors, for the sum of - 4E504 4 11
Considered the Cases of 80 Petidotera ; Ap-
proved, 47; Referred•for Characters, 11;
Petitimn and Rejected, SUL

Benefactions are received by John Camden /LIM, Esq. the
Treasurer, Cbeyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herrin, Far-
quhar, and Co. St. Jamen-etreet ; Messrs. Moues, Fketpetrest;
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seen by those who are inclineito support this Charity, and Where
the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Mends.

This day was published,
Handsomely printed, rice, in boards, Bs. the Second Edition, of
THE VERACITY of the EVANGELISTS DE-
MONSTRATED, by-a Compantive View of their His-
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Paul's Church-yard ; and at No, 3, Waterloo-place, Pall-MalL
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
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fun. In one voL Bvo. price 7s.
9. Melee Sermons on the Prophecies, preached at Bishop
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S. Essays, and other Oecadonal Compositions. Elegantly
printed= a
,superfine Paper, in 8 vols. Post Ivo. price 161. bda.

This day were published in 11vo. price 4s. in boards,
nI3SERVATIONS on the Treatment of the EPI-
v PHORA, or WATERY-EY& and on the FISTULA-
LACRY MALI& Together with Remarks in the Introduction
of the Male Catheter; and on the Treatment of Hemorrhoids:
a new Edition. To wLich are now added, Observations on the
near and distant Sight of different Persons; on the Masco Vo-
litantes of Nervous Persons; anclisn the Staphyloma, Hydropb-
thalmia, and Calcinorna of the Eye.
By the Ws JAMES WARE, F.R.S. &c.
Edited by his Son, Martin Ware, Member of the Royal Col-
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Where may be had. by the same Author, new Editions of
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CATON ON-DEBILITY.
This day was published, price Es. ed. a New Edition of
11)PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI- '
LITIES, natural and eantracted, of the GENERATIVE
ORO ANS' of both Sexes; including Remarks on Arianism, Se-
minal Weakness, Nottarnalandadonn, Meets, Tsbes Denies,
Fluor Albin, &c. &c. `with the Theory of Generation.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
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WORMS, when generated in the hotnan body, are,
the cause of many Internal dilations, which vary so mick
In their effects that they may b mistaken by the most eminent
physician, and prove equally fatal to the ccasdtutions of men;
women, and children; theusb the Istte naore extensively starer
from their destructive *,-- Th.* ma
Pains in the Herd.

pale,languid,aneti
ordinary efficacy,
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acknowledged by
soviet}, that it is
virtnem. It ie zufficient
same cllsti-tivrs; maintalt
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tendant of a young fam
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la the 154 Jissuizr it sequaisit ply ict Menus.
amigirrs &Makes, St tAiriehte
a,l4,llrfir. y inteiaia;ion as may respite, as his return is

• "•-• NOTICE. •
'TIMS ETAWSINS, the sort of Mr. William
Hairkins, herautbfe.ttf Far&eon'. Pim, in the County df
ittathampton, since of Coshiais, -the Said 'County, who died
IS the month of Autest, 1814, wlll apply.to Mr. James Pinup,
'Jeehatn; Mr. nias Fisakiw, Porbea ; or Mr. John
Ae yoithiei !tavola, be win b&of something materiallYto Ms
. t
lavantaifeAlliuniary, 1819.

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BLAINE'S MEDICINES for the DISTEMPER,
and those for most of the Diseases of DOGS, sanctioned
by more than Tway Years' increasing Reputation, continue to
be Prepared from the original Recipes, by the Proprietor, W.
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hands of a woman who km ,been wardlins their use inveriAbly,
causes smarting, redness, and ultimately wrinkles; to remove
these evils, has been the object of the Proprietor of the Anibrti-
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HOUSE. OF LOMIDC- FEBRUARY ii.
The Marquis of BATH and.Xhe Earls *of AsoicLw and Poti-
rxrriook.the oaths andt/scir seats: the lase-nteatemed.,_ ac-
ceding to the Peerage by toe rizmisiOf hip father, the life Magi.
Mr. Holloek-fronrthe Treasury, presehted at the Bar'a State
melt of the Parttime made On atkeitnt of the Russian Lows, in
.11141rald i aPd also au Arkelitt.of the PZerhiste of the*WWICX7
clam during the last four. years of their ogeration—syMeh Were
ordered to be laid on the table. • • •
;• told Chief Jude* Assoit entered the *au* at the loWer
door, and proceeding toile IWO, Potatillbdi attain Write of
Error from the Court at 10eg's 3ench4 " • -
The Westminster 'liming, Bill was rolusen from she -
mein, by Mr. BIOODIX, atgluther with the
eetthe a that -House to the Made by tbetrip
ships therein. - •
, Un

vent Debtors confined in York Castle Prison, in the county of
York, praying that the Act passed for the Relief of Insolvent
Debtors, in the 5.3 d year of his Majesty's reign, may not be re—
pealed. His Lordship observed, be for one coincided with the
prayer of this Petition. Whatever situation the country may
ROW be in, a repeal of the Act in question would by no means
tend to do it away. The Act was capable of great improvement,
and he hoped the Legislature would exercise its best judgment
in doing so, but by no means abrogate a law which was likely to
be so beneficial in its operation. With these views of the mea-
sure he presented the Petition of those unfortunate persons
which was Ordered to lie on the table.

LATE CONFERENCES AT A17.(4.A-CIIAPELLE. •
The Earl of LIVERPOOL, agreeably to what he
had stated on a former evening, presented several ad-
ditional Papers emanating from the above occasion.
Among these appeared to be a Paper, reciting the
indemnities to be paid by France to the Allied
Powers; a Paper relative to the subject of abolishing
the Slave Trade ; the Protocol, &c.

Lord HOLLAND thought some distinct state-
ment should be given as to the nature and import of
these documents. But he was particularly anxious
to know if a copy of the Treaty, respecting what was
generally known by the name of the" Holy Alliance,"
was among the Papers, or intended to be given. His
wish was to ascertain, whether or how far this coun-
try was a party to that Treaty. There was a Treaty
to which Great Britain was avowedly a party, as one
of the five Great Powers of Europe ; in which it was
clearly expressed, that the Contracting Powers firmly
•residva never to depart from those principles of inti-
mate union, ice. Now this Treaty seemed to him to
zeta, or to be closely connected with, what was
called-the Holy Alliince, as the bond of Christian
amity between themselves was spoken of. What this
meant, he could not understand, unless it meant a
bond or union founded on religious considerations.
This he thought required some explanation ; and he
particularly ha 4 to inquire if the Sovereign of Great
Britain was a party in the " Holy Alliance?"
The Earl of LIVERIIOOI, observed, he had on a
former occasionstated, that all the Papers intended
for communication would ke laid before the House
as soon as practicable; and he thew that they had
not yet been able to lay the whole of what was in
contemplation before the House. With respect to
the Noble Baron's question, he had to state that the
British Government was no direct party in what was
called the " Holy Alliance ;" that Treaty was con-
cluded at Paris, in 1815, and it was actually signed
by the Contracting Sovereigns themselves, and net,
as usual, through the intervention of their respective
Ministers. It was therefore impracticable that his
Royal Highness the Prince Regent could be perso-
nally a party to this Treaty ; but when that Alliance,
or rather its general principles, Were made known,
they were deemed to be such as to coincide in a great
degree with the sentiments of the Government of
this country.
Lord HOLLAND said, that after what he had
heard, he deemed it proper distinctly to inquire whe-
ther it was meant to lay a Copy of the Holy Al-
liance before Parliament • and the more so as •it
seemed to be expressly alluded to in the Protocol?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL reminded Abe Noble
Baron that this country was no direct party in the
Treaty in question ; it could not be therefore fitting
for this Government to lay a copy of it before Par-
liament. --

The series was not yet, as he had staved,
quite complete; and he could only again observe,
that the Allies in general were agreed upon the prin-
ciples recognised in that Treaty.—The conversation
here ceased.-.-Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SPEAKER took the Chair at four o'clock, when the
House proceeded to ballot fol. Committees to try the merits of
the Leominster add Evesham Elections. • •

The SPEAKER then stated, that Lord Folkestone hiving .
been elecled for two Dorouibs, bad made his election for-New.-
Sarum. •

• Tilt FLAME:
Sir J. JACKSON moved that A Select Committee
be apptiinted to consider the validity of the doctrine
that the Plague is contagious, and to report thereon.
• Mr. WYNNE thought that, on a medical point, it
would be better to take the opinion of the Collegeof
Physicians than that of the House.
Mr. ROBINSON conceived that there were suffi-
, Parliamentary grounds for the proposed inquiry.
Quarantine Laws which were both severe and
-ire in their operation, had been established'in
consequen'ce of theancient belief that the Plague was
contagious nature. Now many discoveries had
lately made which threw considerable doubts
validity of that doctrine,. and it was desirable
e. best authorities should be consulted on' he
It bad long engaged the.atsention of that
his Majesty's. Government to which be more
..cularly. belonged, and they had leen strongly
;lined to think that thoimcient opinion was erro-
They had submitted the question to the Col-
Phyiicians, whd had certainly tleclaredAheir
conviction that the original opinion was sound, ail,'

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