Star.
London, England, 1810-02-12 00:00:00

war.

;.:

. .
. . .
- - • .
.. .
...,....... . , ,„4„. Ir. . . -4. 1 oip . ..
. ,
• - .
fej:2111141...,--•-(-";:e . . . . .
) ..\:•3 • ; P. . lie -
(
-k...... ...- ,i 3• .; i'.,
(
_ • kk , 4
. . s . . . •
- -.• .i.,,,-;* ~ . , ' 4iii: ,
~. .
' 1.--,' , • • . • - . Cip
~-:...-...--•-/ -"Y . Ilk Dr - --.-- - ir.••••• • • ••;•-• /IS- ? .
....

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1810.

EAST-INDIA Polviii47!
THE COURT of .DIRE% the UNITRiII
COMPANT of MERCHA. ENGLAND, traS
tothe EAST INDIES, de heredry give Norio,
That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or
before Wednesday the 241 t biscuit from any peilons who may
be willing to let on freight good cAnierliottorned Ships, of the
Denten of from 1100 to 700 Tons, builder's insasuritiesir, for the
said Company's service for sae voyage only. •
The Tenders, with the words" Ship Tender" on the wirer, to
be severally seakd up, and left with the Secretary, at or before-
twobee o'clock at noon on the said 21st instant, beyond Idea
Will' no Tender will be received.
WILLIAM RAMSAT, Se4'
The particulars of the teethe and conditions upon which the
above Ships will be engaited, may be had uponupplicatioo to Mr.
John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or lifter
Friday next, the 9th instal*.

CAUTION
AGAINST UNLAWrILLY SENDING, CARRYING, and
CONVEYING LETTERS. •

011141ERAL. POST-ON:IC&
By the Act of tlfB 451 d Cc°. 111. Si.
IT is enacted, that ná Person whatsoever shall send,
or cause to be sent. or tender or deliver in order to be sent,
otherwise than by the Post, of by the authority of the Postmaster-
General or his Der toles, or to the nearest or most convenient.
Post Town, to he from thence forwarded by the Post, any Let-
ters, on pain of forfeiting for every offence Si, to be recovered
with Costs by any person who Will inform and sue in any Court I
II of Record at Weenntruner—one moiety to the King, anti the
other to the informer. Under this Laws person carrying a letter
may inform against aptr on n tiding one. '
There is an exception in the Act as to Letters which concern t
Goods sent by Common Careers, so as they are sent with and.;
for the purpose of being delivered with the goods without hire,
reward, or advantage for receiving or delivering.
Ctrriers, Masters of Stage Coaches, Coachmen. Owners, Mas-
ten or Commanders of Vessels. or Passengers, Watermen, and
Pargemen, are liable to the penalty of Li, besides costs, for every
letter which they shad receive, carry or deliver, even without hire
or reward.
And to a penaby of tl 00 for every week that such practice
shall be continued ; and these penalties may be sued for by any
who will inferno.

person . -----
The Postmaster General herehy gives Notice, That all persons
acting contrary to law will be proceeded arainst with the utmost
severity, and due encouragement will be afforded to persons who
shall give information.
By command of iris I‘.lllesty's Postmaster General.
FRANCIS FR EELING, Secretary.
To the GENTLE

.MIEN, (sl.V.itilY, and FREEHOLDERS of
the C.OUN rY of ESSEX.
nesrri.estals.
THE very flattering proofs of your attachment to
my cause, and your generous esertions in my favour, since
I last had the opportunity of addre.sing you, demand my w.trmest
acknowlekements. The assurance which I continue to 'r ecuive
from every quarter of further support, if wanted, leave me no
room to doubt the issue of the present contest lam certainly
unwilling to put my friends who have not yet polledto any incon-
v,nience which they stillideem unnecessary t hut, as my oppo-
nent maintains his intention of keep;ng open the poll to the last i
day allowed by law, I trust many will yet honour me with their
names on the pod-bloks, and that those who have material
causer to peer/est their apptaracee, will still hold thetnselvet In
readiness to give me their votes, In case of more urgent occasion.
I have the honour to be, Gentle :sea,
Your most oblige4l and faithful servant,
JOHN ARC liElk. HOUBLON.

Chelmsford, February 9, 1819.
STATE 01 THE POLL AT THE CLOSE TIIIS DAY.
Mr. Houblon 2247
Mr. Bnrgayne 668
Majority .--1579

MARITIME. CAMBRUCS SOCIETY.
AT a GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING
of the SOCIETY, held at the Waterman's .Arms, Pickle
Herring Stairs, December 1, 1809.
Resolved, That in consequence of the great increase of cap.
rimed Members belonging to this Society, there shall be annually
paid by each Member, from and af:er the tit of January, 1810,
in addition to the present annual itthscription, the sum of £l.
Resolved, That from and after the .Ist of January,' 1810, any
Person becoming a Nlember of this Society *ball on his admission
pay, if his Vet,svl he under Inn Tons, the sum of £4.45. and if
100 Tons and upwards, the sem of £B.6s. for every Vessel so
admitted into the Sochny.
There will he a General Meeting of the Society at the White
Flart Tavern, Abchurch.latte, Lombard-street, on the Ist of
March nolt, when any Member who has not paid his annual
sub,cr;ption, together with the El as:ditional, will be excluded
the Society, if in the United Kingdom.

STAMFO RD lIINCIION NAVIGATION.
AT a COMMITTEE MEETING,heId February
16th, 1810, GERARD-NOEL NOEL Esq. in the Chair.
The first Report of Mr.Telford (made su'osequently to the day
of the first opening the Subscription-books for the sum of
.€1.50,0011), affording a flattering prospect of the success of this
undertaking, which Report is open for the inspection of the Sub-
scribers; and a Survey being new actually in prosecution, under
the direction of Mr. Telford, the result of which will be for-
warded to the Subscribers when received ; and as the Report of
Mr. Telford already received embraces a greater extent of line in
different directions than was originaty in contemplation, whereby
the expense of the undertaking must be greatly increased; and
the Committee having b en induced, by these circumstances, to
re-open the Books (first opened for the sum of £130,000) for the
further sum of £150,000, making in the whole the stun of
1.73q0.000; and the sum of £EtlO,6OO having already been sub.
scribed in part of the further sum of £150,000, so that in the
whole, the sum of £ti:lo,6oo is already subscribet
Resolved, 'Mit the Subscription Books shall be osed from the'
Bth day of February instant until the Ist day of March nest, dur-
ing which period tile persons who shall have subscribed on or
before the said Bth day of February, shall have tie option of sob •
scribing the remainder of the £100,0r:0, in proportion to their
original Subscriptions, and that such part of the re,itior of the
£300,0('0 as shalt not be subscribed by the original Subscribers,
on or befdre the tit day of Match next, shall be open for public
Subscriptions. By Order of the Committee,
WII.LIAM THOMPSON, Solieitor,

TO GENTLEMEN OF LAND} D PROPERTY.
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS.
PERSON of Property and respectability being
desirous of renting on Lease (for a term of not less than 14
years) from Soo to 800 Acres of Land, at a fair and liberal rent,
will prevent the sum of £lOOO (more or less, according to cir-
cumstances) to any Gentleman who will grant him the Lease of a
Farm that may Meet his wishes. If within from 50 to 60 mites
of London, and with a good residence, it will be the more de-
sirahle:—lmmesilate poisession. Is not very material; and the
above sum will be now equally given, although occupation may
" not be granted for a twelvemonth or upwards. The most satis-
factory,peferencee will he given as to the responsibility of.ti e
tenant. Letters addressed to Messrs. Exley and Stotler, Solici-
tors, Ftirnivirs ban, London, will receive attention. No appre-
hension need be earertained of a breads of tocidetree • and the
_ _
Mere
sad


- •


.1

••-•
%. • • •_

• r

• truck


• lig acroksswies:-
I WANTED** steady Pars," Quill& a &IMO-
kiowlidge et ii 6 Bdokaelbig sad *Abe* Ikehojeg
1 capable of undertaking the osettesement a i reepartaute•ePli es-
IA teis-ive Ceecein in the North of Eng 1.664.
Likevstie a Bookbinder, who u *espial liana r, sad esompol
teat to conduct Ole branch of the Cunctru. Good estleenge.
Stott will be given. ,
-
Apply 66 Mr.. Walker,; 14,2, a Patgrimiter

. - •

Dedici:ed to his Royal Highness the bake di INK.»
test published, by i. Faultier, New Bond street, Leaks,
Poet Qoartif, price 100. 61. in boordi,
ITER() and LEANDER. A lioEitt
?tan Printed fe/i the AndsOr, by M. Gye. Market-Omt.

Tbis day was
Qualto, lake AI SC In boiO4I6KIII
WALLACE ; a, The FIGHT of FALRIC.
A METRICAL ROMANCE.
Printed kr T. CadrM and W. Davies, Strand.

This day were published, elegantly printed a %lute mill
!warned hi Engraving*, price £l. Ils. bunk
ERCULANENSIA ; Aithcological. mai:
H
Dissertations ; containing a Matosscrie 4
among the ruin* of Pferculaneni.
Dedi‘ated, by permission, to his Royal Aiglineis the triase ot
Wales.
Printed for T. Cadell tad W. Davies,

._ ....

MR. MITFORD'S Hi>CORY OF GREVE,
HE Seventh and Eighth' Vtattrnes, fn Octaio,
are just published, to complete the Work in.that size.
Price 16i. bct-r4g.
Printed tar T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand.
Of wbosamat also be had, The WORK COMPLETE, WA' .
somelyprinted in fog Xcilumes. trartg, „Prim 4s. in imrtis•

This day wire pubtshod, handsomely printed in vols. Encamp
octavo, price 14s. lxiarda;
C SONNETS add other POEMS.---fly MARTHA
• HANSON.
Printed for J. Mawnsin, 22, Poultry, London; and T. Labe*
Uxbridge.

This day were published., 'Mee i,.Verred,
DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS op the NA-
L TURE aud CURE of SI R ICTURES in the URETHRA.
By WILLIAM WADD, ,
Member of the Colleret Surplice in Lontiott.
Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. le, Crown).
court, Prince's-itreet, Soho.
Where may be had, just publlshei; price le. ieirea.-on hay
on Corpulence.

Needy printed in Ist no. price h..
rAR °LINE ORMSPIY; or the Real Lucilla:
%-4. Tale fur the Female Sex, intenpeised With ilismalies, inea-
ral anti religious.
We exult at being enabled conicientionsly to point out atria?
ingenious little Work. abounding in pleasant sentiment, and re-
plete with sound instrtietioti--a Work unaffected in diction and
upszeeptionable in doctrine—a Week that the idle may with est-
dity peruse for entertainment* and the rudious nifty with wire •
consult for certaluimprovement."—Gent Meg. Feb. 1810.
Printed for Colburn, Public Library,,Coondisjtitrset_

•
This lily w*' published,
In One Witt Voice Oetaeu vice .One Guise.
I"HE DOCTRINE-of LIIE.ANNW

.3 and
-416104114.1LNW11b.-14 giallgAZW-liii‘Z. • - -
11.• This work contains, 1. A completely mew Analysis lef the
science; wherein the errors of preceding authors are avoleed, and
(in general) me -e simple and correct Solutions are deduced. L
A variety of Practical Questions to illustrate the use of the same ;
wheieby it it rendered intelligible and useful to th.ise who are
unacquainted with mathematics. 3. Observatiors oil the best
Schemes of providirg annuities for Old Age and for Widows.
4. An account of the several Life Assurance Companies este-
bashed in London ; with remarks on their respective merits and
Advantages. 5. A collection bf all, the Tables of Life Annultiee
hitherto published in this country. 6. A review of the principal
Writer. on this subject; with critical remarks on their several
perferm.tnees: Sold by John ItichirOon, Royal Vskihirige.

Just published, price 64. 6d.
TRUTH in PURSUIT of WARDLE, being a
Letter addressed to Colonel GM. LL. WARDLE, M. P.
" Letters oft have caused the Writers,
" Tu curse the day t' tey were inditen " •
The public is recommended to peruse this Letter. It contains
a developement of Colonel Wardle% political scheme, of intro•
clueing Frenchmen into the National Militia!- accompanied vskh
Letters from Sir W. W. Wynn, M. P. and Wm. Henry Lyttie-
ton, M. P. on this interesting subject. It also exhibits the
Muck Patriot in his tree Character—A Taylor and I Govern.
ment Contractor!! !—and gives some curious Auetdotes of Co-
lonel Wardle, Major Dodd, &c. &c. Written
By T. FARQUHARSON.
Published by Mr. C. Cbapple, Nu. 66, PaII-Mall, an I sold by
most of the respectable Booksellers.
• Also an Examination of Colonel •Wardle's Letter to Lord
Ellenborough, bang a complete Vindication of his Lordship, by
Erinaceus, price Ys. _

THE FINE ARTS.
'This day was published, in large 410. price Ll. ls, and on Atlas
etc. price £l. 16$. Number i. of
rrHE FINE ARTS of the ENGLISH SCHOOL
-IL Comprising a Sales of highly-finished Engravings, faun
Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture, by the most ensineett:
English Artists ; each subject accoMpanied by. appropriate bijsto-
rical, descriptive, critical, or biographical letter-press.
Edi;ed by JOHN BRIT f ON, F. A. S.
Printed for Lon:rim-4 Hurst, Reel and Orme, Paternoster-
row ;J. 'Taylor' Hotta .rn and W. Hood, Newman-street.
Contents et No. I. 1. A Portrait O.' John Dunning. Loed
Ashburton, tram a Picture by Sir Joshua Reynolds. 1. An Me-
turical Composition, representing 'llietis bearing the Armour to
Achilles; West, P.R. A. 3. A View tlf an Alto Renew°, repri.-
senting the passage from the Lord's Prayer, of " Deliver us from
evil.' Flaxinan, R. A.-4. An Ekvatica of the West Front of St.
1 Partrs Cathedral Church, London. 5 A Plan of the Substruc-
ture of the saint Building ; Sir Christopher Wren; both drawn
by James Mmes.
_ . _ _

This day was published,
Price Is. ad. half-hound, Is. 6d bound in red, the Second ruli-
cons;derably enlarged .and improved, •
ARITHMETIC MADE EASY;'. consisting of
above 900 examples in the fundamental rules, the Rams:*
Three, and Practice, a variety of miscellaneous questions and
Bills of Parcels. The whole adapted to the. capacities of Chil-
dren; and designed as an introduction to larger Treatises on
Aril lunetic.--By I.OIIN THOMSON.
Printed fur I.ongman, Hurst, Rets, and 0 rrne, Paternoster-row.
" Au exceedingly useful elementary book, possessing a bawd.
ful type, and at a very moderate price."--Critical Rey.
1, 'ale claims of Mr. Thomson's book are truly stated in the
title me; its principal advantage is the number of familiar ex-
ampletin the fundamental rules, and this number might be pro-
perly increased. The tules are neatly and clearly careened."
&kale Renew.
Mr. T:s little work l intended to eosin seboolnianers in
trolling to theyowyt scbolar the mere necessary roles of Aritlo.
_nettle, it is well deigned for that purpose; sad we consider ft its
holding the same relation to lager 'treatises on the subject,
which the accidents beast* Latin Grammar." -
Monthly Review.
Of *kern tarty be badAy the eamerAwbor,
A Kat re .Jai Ikeitkuede made aqseamtsimlog Armee sto
deo wasigilpi I. est work. To vekidi are %Med Aeirbikz.
pais id.
• ,
• . •
•
• • - • .
• •
' _ I ••.
. , ca

-
Minn nem' u. -;,-_-71—the t-ivitibre
any rononstatatatatnim,
ere frank and
id will aroma bath 'patties. '; 4:
bk
will
be A
As the Adrentwr eta alawasaiLa brie t
,und a wet advarnageoreirli= whale dl
m
lists is Sat pardy a lin way da