Star.
London, England, 1803-05-16 00:00:00

CIAVISIND.

From London-bridge to st. Catherine's, or
George.ftairsi from Somer's Quay. flairs to Union-
hairs. or Eaft lane-Rain ; from—lroo gate to Wap-
ping New Stairs. or Rutherhithelairs or Kin;'..
hairs; from Hermitage-Rain; to durch-llairs,
King Edwardllairs, or Hanover-ftairs ; from
Wapping Old-ftairs to New Crane-ftairs, or King
J 'ale% b-Ilairs from Wapping New-hairs to Shad.
well Dock-flairs ; from Execution-dock to Bell.
vharf, or King and Qeen-llairs; from Church-
(lairs to Great Stone-hairs • from New Crane-
flair s to Ratcliff-crofs, or Globe-Main ; from Shad-
well Dock-ftairs to DukeShorrftairs, or Pageants.
Oars 6d. Sculler 3d.
Front London bridge to Union-Rain, or Earl-
lane Rails; from Somer's (124 y-hairs. to Wapping
01,141 airs, or Fountain (lairs; from Tower.flaire
to Wapping New-ltairs, or KotherhitheAsirs. or
King's-Burs • from Iron-gate to Execution-dock,
or Prince's Lira. or Elephant flair); front St.
Catherine's to Church-hairs. King Edward's (lairs.
or Hanover-Rairs; from Hermata.ge-aairs to New
Crane hairs, or King James's Rags; from Union'
hairs to Sbadwell Dock hairs; hoot Wapping
Old-gain to BellAlllsarf, or King and 'gotta Hairs;
from Wapping New-hairs to Ratclif-ercis, or.
Globelairsl from New Crane.hairs to Duke Shore
lairs, or Pageants. Oars Sd. Sculler ad.
From London-bridge to Shadwell Doek.kairs;
from Soma's Qttay.&sirs to Great Stone fair.;
from Tower-fairs to Ratcliikrofs, or Globe.ftairs;
from Iron-gate to Duke Sbore.hairs. or Pageants;
from Bell-wharf to Deptford; from Deptford to
Greenwich. or the ilk of
Dop. Oars as. Scalier 6d.
From London-Bridge
attoi Duke Shore-Rairs, or
the Pageants ; from W Olditairs to Dept-
ford; trom Bell -wharf to Greenwich. Oars is. 6d.
Seuller 9d.
From liondon.bridge to Deptford; from Wap-
ping Old•Rairs to Greenwich. Oars as. Sculler as.
From London-bridge to Greenwich, or the We
of Dogs. Oars as. 6d. Seidler AL 3d.
company.
From Lowden Bridge. oo dchv flas Oars. Ea& PaCom.
below tim (aid 1014,gs w. d.
tic ford • • o 0 is 4
To Grolovekk - o 0 o 6
To Badman - 3 6 o
To Woolwich - s o o p
To Erni
To Nairn - - SO 0
•So Gretoldths is a
'fa Crays 13 0
T., (*.myeloid - • is 0
Watcrmen plying at or between Wiadfor and
Woolwidt, when they do not take their fares di.
scaly up .sr down the river, and are detained by
their pa:fengers flopping at hips, wharfs, or other-
wife, are to be paid by time or dillanee, at the
option of the waterman (that is to fay) if by time,
.ears, at and after the rate of 6d. for eves y halt
hoar they Mall be fo engaged; and a Muller, at
and after the rate of 3d. for every half hour he
flsali In engaged, in lien and iollead esl eke rates
computed by dritance herein before fa foals.
Watermen plying between Modica and Wool-
veldt, when they take their fares diretily up or
down the river, and are detained by palTengers for
more than half an hour after landing (being darted
by fuch pttfenger to wait), are to be paid for 1,4
..t' time as follows; that is to fay, for oars 6d. and
s 1r a Muller 3d. for any time not exceeding half
hJar from the expiration of the tiro haft-hour
jo;•..t. :Lc time of fed patience. land.ag, and fo

in proportion for every [erect:ding half hour in
which, they (hall he fo detained, over And aborie
anJ betties the rates computed by diltance herein 1
helm e fet 'forth.
No more than fir perfons are to be taken into
any wherry at one fate, for any of the above prices,
nor more than eight perfons into any pane boat
between Windfor and Woolwich.
Over the water, directly to the oppolite &we,
between 'Windfor and Greenwich, with a [culler,
zd. or id. for each perfon if more than one.

An extraordinary circumllance was difeovered
a few days lince, which is worth recital :--4kbout
tg years ago Lady Guienroan loft a favourite
dog, when the refided in Bufhey Park; the firlt
advertifed it, with a reward oC five guineas, and
afterwards ten, but without foccefs. A few days
fine., one of the labourers grubbing up fome old
pollards, found the fkeleton of die very dog, and
the brats collar round his neck. and below it the
Ikeletons of two hares, which he bad purlited into
the tree, whence it is fuppofed they could not extai-
cate themfelves.
Jobs Sidway,Clerk to a refpalahlehoufe in Loa-
d. n, who had abfcondcd with iyool. of notes,
which he was fent to pay into tile Bank, and for
whole apptchenflon one hundred guineas was offer-
ed,qtas been apprehended at Charletton, in Ame-
rica, in confequence of the information given in
the public papers, and about t 'pl. of the money
been recovered.
Ladies in the Rate of pregnancy are recommend-
ed to ufe Mrs. Gattome l.'s Effence of Roles, and
Nipple Cafes, one month previous to fuckling, by
which means they will avoid much pain, in form•
ing the Nipples, and alto prevent bad breath :
•Indeed one Lady was able to (tickle her fourth
child, by applying this remedy, after bringing up
three by hand. Price ys. •to be -had only of the
Inventrefs, No. 76, Long Acre, and No. 3, Shore.
ditch, London. N. B. A long pamphlet may be
had, with the fulleft proofs of its efficacy, (by feud-
ing for.)
Front the SH ETTIVLD 111 S.—Mr. SAMUeL Walt-'
BURTON, of Hollis Croft, Sheffield, has recently
been cured of an inveterate Deafness, by the nfe
of Dr. Tar Loa's admirable remedy, and has com-
municated his Cafe that it might'be publifhed, as
he ftrongly expreffes it, "for the benejt of the Earl
of Manilla"
(COPY.)
Stn—Havirg being Sided with Dasfnefs, st Intervals, for
feveral Years, and trying various remedies with little etre& and
having a Itroog return of the complaint Come time ago, fo that I
coald fcarce hear a east and buries coning at my heels ; was much
alarmed left fome misfortune &saki attend me; therefore t was
determined to try your preparation fur Melinda, and to my
great &tithe:lion, in arse days, was reared to sty ►ruing as
well as ever in my life—the.efore, for the good of the Ears of
Mankind, have made tlai known unto you.
Shy meld, d, 1803. SA MU El, WARM TRYON.
We underhand that the above elleemed Remedy
may be procured on appEcatiou to Mr.-Mar. wawa,
No. tB, Strand, London.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.
The Ring has been pleated to prefebt the Reverend Richard
Garrets Orr, s C Mafter of Arts, to the Vicarage of
breage. in the treaty or Cornwall, and Diceele of Eaiter. void
by the death of the Reverend Edward Marbtall.

MARRIED.

Friday, at St. James's Clakenwell, Wm. Howard, Erg. of
St. ohn'aquart, to MIL Arm Elliott, of the fame place.
FFiday, at Clapham, Benjamin Brown, Efq. of New Bridge-
ftreet, to Mifs Rogers, daughter of Charles Rogers, Efq. of
CLipham.
Lately, at St. Helena, Major Henry Torrens, of his Majef-
ty's 8f th Regiment, to Mifs S. Patton. daughter of Colonel Pat-
ton, Governor of that Mend.
On the 9th kilt. at Lilt Hadley, Surrey, the Hon. Henry
Blackwood, Captain in his Majeßy's Royal Navy, to Mifs
Gore, daughter of tie late Governor Francis Gore.
At Lord Ormantowu's, Diblin, Colonel 'radon, to the
the Right Hon. Lady Femmes King.
At Limerick, Bat. De Burgh Fs-rip/fon. Efq. of the t 7th fwa,
to MI6 Harrifoo, daughter of Mr. Charles Harrifon, of that .
cat, merchant.
fUrnas Golng, of MeneyquU, county of Tipperary, Efq. to
Mifs Rebecca Going, (wood daughter of Rickard Going, of ,
Bird-hill, Efq.
In Cork, Philip GiUlard, Efq. to Mifs Collins.