Star.
London, England, 1817-10-06 00:00:00

On SATURDAY, the 11th of ()roller,

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On THURSDAY, the 9th of •Octnber,
Those at St per day, from tue Gist Foot, and all the remaining
;s and Corps; and al.o thou* ac 10d. per day.
On FttIDAY, the 10th of Octobtr,
Those at Is. per day, from the dill. Regiments of Cavalry,
the Ist and 24 Regiments ot Foot Guardt.

Theft at PI. per day, from the sd Regiment of Foot Guards,
eud of the numbered Regiments at that Rate.
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on MONDAY, the 13th of October,
:tote at ls. per day, from the Royal Garrison BattaLon, and
the remain* Regiments and Corp., arid ,a4o those at
per day.

Ou 'IIIESDAY, the 14th of October,
nose at 16. ld. 16. li.l. Is. 21. 16. 2141. and Is. 34 per day•

On WEDNESDAY, the 15th of October,

Thole at Is. 341 Is. 41. Is. 4&d. la.sd. 15.54 d. Is.6d.
is. 7tl. Is. 744. It. ad• Is. 84d. Is. 94. Is. 944. and

la per day.

On I'HURSDAY, the leth of October,

Those at is WO. per day and upwards, and those Pensioners
been admitted on account of bllndneis.
It 6 al.o ordered and directed that all the Ont-Pensioners be-
the <aitl I lospital, do pay particular attention to their
, they are required to produce at the time of
, 1,1 hich they are ordered to wins:nit to the Pay-
n•t,l .1 hi, Niajeuy's Land Farces in Loudon, their
e. beret preietibed, on or immediately after every
; without which their names Will net be entered uh
Pay-Line for the subsequent Quartet, and they are cot after-
, change tlydr piece of abode. as specified is desk aide-
in:avoidable necessity, and duly notifying she same.
farther to take notice, that in consequence of •various
having been con►m!tted by Pensioners In the receipt of
Prize-money, it is ordered that all Pensioners so
, off the Pension Lists, and forfeit far
from this Eqablislnent.
11;1 NEAVE, Secretary and Regiltear.

GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-
Bankobvildidp, CornbUl ; and facing the Gate of
Charing-Cross, `fateful for the nunterous fa
-4 tor more than forty years past, respect-
that the present Lotery begins dot
and consists of 7,100 Numbers, two
4700 of which bare a second dance,
the etb December. There are SIX
ace.

establishments era so well known, it is per-
\ parltulatize the Capital Prizes wed and
they may be allo-red perhaps to state
have been shared, sold, and paid on tie.
Lotteries-
-450,000
£S,(OO Vilna& •
. 25,000 Guinea%
SCUD!! 1'
Prizes of 420,000
- 16,000
10,000
number et 105,000, 41,000, ice. Sm.

IZES OF £20,000!

. most respectfully solicit the at-
Friends and the Public to the Sckeme of the
begins Drawing on the 7th of NEXT
of Only 7,100 Nitinbers (Two Tickets of
cootains, betides other Capitals,
of £20,000 Money •
110,000 Consols
15,000 Comas
---• rx,ovo Money.
Prizes, when drawn, to have 43,000 Money
Priz-s of arfllo,ooo more, presentinF
IZES OF Aso,000!
any former• Lottery. The advantages of
obvioes, as the first 7,100 'rickets
, and 5,700 of them will give the holders
I'2 in Money; or taking $ second chance
-t remain In the Wheel the last day of
ntihrils are selling balks greatest variety at

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, NO. SI, ALDOATI arall•
CPUROM ST "op ryl •
Inn Lottery, No. Mg, a Prize of 4t1,000,
f Sto,ooo in tile prtgediug Lathery, arid
4000 in the last October Lottery, ALL

.CAPTAINS, PU RSERSrand
r send or take Abroad Medicines, are
that the Sale of Dr. tetMalli SEVER
".PriC PILLS. (preparations known
. the Wetid), is'altogetlitr svithdrpon
„ by /dr. R.O. G. James, sole Prepeor
lames, the Inventor and transferred by hint
and Sons, Chernisis and Druggists, N 0.4,
It. 'Paul's Church-yard, London, and No.
Min; et whom only dreseinvaluable Me.
be.procured, with the mad allowance;
pentane Patent Of Proprietory Medicine,
A of the best "Whisk upon the =Mad-

desiNsiteslis4l4Wltina Chats
Medrigkas and nay re;

HANDSOME GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
A grand Piano-forte and a Hand Or fan, a capital Fowling Piece
by Manton, a «mall Sideboard of Plate, Linen, China, Glass,
Cellar of superior Wines, Books, Prints. Three capital Milch
Cows, "Two Calvrs, Two turo.year-old Fillies, a capital Cart
Colt, a Timber Carriage, Fanning Carriages, a large-quantity
of Weather-boarding and Building Materials, Brewing, Wiry,
and Gard n Utensils; a handsome Gig and Harness, a neat
Pleasiare Cart, and other Effects,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
. By Mr. MUNN,
On the Premises, near Valle, Sussex, on TVIIIIDAY, the 7th of
October, and following Days, at Eleven o'Clock precisely, by
direction of the Assignees of Mr. W. G. IKARVIT.

THE FURNITURE comprises Mahogany font.
post Fie;cl and other Bedsteads, prime Goose Feather Beds
and Bedding, Mahogany douhle and single Chests of Drawers,
Bureaus, Wardrobes and Bookcases Dining and Pembroke Ta.
Wes, Sotas, Chimney, Pier, and Dressing Glasses; Brussels and
oilier Carpets, a Yowling Piece, by Manioc'. a grand Piape-forte,
a Hand Organ, and varioiri other articles of domestic cones-
'ddense, together with a Sideboard of Plate, Linen, China, and
Mum, a small colleciion of Books, upwards of One Hundred
Mates of cl:oica Wises, consisting of superior old bottled Port,
:•h-rry, Vidocia, a-d Cape Madeira; Three Hundred and Fifty
Manaus of very line British Winos of various sorts, a card
Gig and Harness, a handsome covered Namur, Cott, three
capital Mulch Cows, two Calves two two-year=old Fillies, ais
pitarCart Co't, a 'limber Carriage, Farming Carriages, a large
quantity of Weather-boarding and Building Materials, and nu-
merous articles of general utility.
May be viewed three days pressen, the Sale (Sunday excepted),
and Ca:alogues had on the Premises; at the George, Battle; and
the principal Inge in the adjoining Towns • at the Auction Mari,
London ; and of Mr. Mutts, Walbrool:, near the . Royal Es-
chatute.

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£1,078 13 0
Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 144
Debtors, for tl.e sum of £404 17 I'
Con.idered the lases of tBS Petitioners ; Approved •
48; and Rejected 17
Benefactions art received by John Cannivii Neill,Esq.the Trea-
surer,Cheyne-Vt'allt, Chelsea; alto by Me..rs. lierries, Farquhar,
and Co.tit. linies's-stftet ; Hoare., Fleet. 4. rev ; Chatted% Whit-
ntcre, and Co. Lombard-street ; ISiddtll.h, Cocks's, and
Ridge, Charing-cro,s ; .Dorrien and Cu. finch-lane, Cornhi:l;
Hammersley., Vatimall ; Vera, and Co. 'Ni,. 77, Lombard •
street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand,
where the Looks nil:v. be ,ten by those who are inclined to sup-
port this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first
Wednesday in every month.

MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE,
for the Cure of Bums, Scalds, Scorbutic Humours, Ery-
sipelas, or St. Anthony's Fire, Eruptions andPim.
pies 'in the Face, King's Eal, Breakitip-oui about the nuuth and
nose, Ringworms and ilangles, Piles and FiNtule, Sure And grill
Heads, Inflamed Eyes., Eruptions of every kind, and mite -and
Ulcerated Legs, of twenty years standing, have been cured, wi:
oat the least confinement, after having been discharged aunt
Hoipitals, deemedlncareble. In short' this wonderful prepare.
Soo will be round far more eflicaclousin the cure of the above
complaints, than all the Curates, Salves, and Pleisters hitherto
made pse of; witness the nunieroos,cures specified in the hand.'
bills,—.Soldwholesale and retail by Mr.Mar.ball's Agents, Mesas.
Shaw sad Edwards, 66, St. Pawl's Churilt.yatd, (on the foot-
way) London, in buses Ind. and 25.9 d. vacli; and by aU dealers
in Medicine.

FLuxury and Dissipation the mind becomes
enervated, and the body soon faits an easy victim. To re-
move the Disorders arising ttom fashionzble gaieties and to restori
the debilitated constitution Is the result of our study and experi-
ence, and we trust that thirty years' suscessful practice in this
peculiar branch of our professiou gives us a decided superibrity
over every other Practaioner. In recent caws of Syphilitic infec-
tion, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days,
and in thew cases cf_a more complicated nature, where other
practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our
plan of treatment ensinve to the Patient a ,prod auberfect re-
establishment. To thew who are labouring under a general or
local Debility,k will be consolatory to know. that the Medicines
we prescribe pewees the inesnatabir power of renovating the most
debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the indiscretion
of youth, or by &residence in hot or unhealthy climates, too seden •
lacy a lire, or too close an application to study. excessive grief, in-
judicious use of mercury, Sic: or should it proceed from an bablZ
tual tendency to cousumption, these our restoratives will produce
the happiest effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer
lasting Health, Strength, and Spirits • and even to the.ageci and
infirm our plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort, by
gently and safely invigotating the system.
Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are daily under
oer care, the total eradication of which is effected by a safe. cur.
tams, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet
, adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding irons
his complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to
sound and vigorous health. • •
Patients of either Sex may consult us witbehe greatest honour,
delicacy, and secrecy, at our Souse No. £O7, Hatton Garden.
Patients in the Country, describing their case, and enclosing
a remittance for Advice and Medicines, the same will be• sent to
all parts of the world. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons
No. Hatton Garden.

'ExTRACTS.from LETTERS addressed to Dr.
SOLOMON. Gilead house, near Liverpool, illustrating die
Efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD in those clifileu't
and complicated Disorders for which it .is peculiarly adapted,
being administered to the tender infant, the pregoant female,
and to palsielLage, with safety and effica;y.Litherto unparalleled
in the annals of,Medicai discovery.
Levcaeoot..—Edward lone, of this town, says—My mind
Is impressed with a lively sense of gratitude for the very rest
benefit I have revived from your Cordial Balm of Gilead, in a
nervous fever, which reduced me to such a state of weakens%
that I could not hold up my bead., I was in this situation (the
most deplorable itnasisable) 14 months, when a friend advised
nee to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead, bottle of which, to
my great comfort, enabled me to follow my usual avocation', and
by the use of two more bottles, completely recovered my health.
Noaru WALEI.—R. M. Willis, Penni:a-Castle, Bear Cow-
bridge. writes thus :—I feel it a duty Incumbent upon me to re-
turn you my heartfelt thanks fur the great blessing I now enjoy ;
and for the good of the afflicted, request •yon will make my case
public. I have been seven years afflicted (ever since 1 bad a
dangerous fever in Jamaica) with a trident pain in the back part
and crown of my heal, seashis in my stomach, nausea and ire-
quest vondeffig; penes in my thighs. legs, and arms ; a dry enugh,
disturbed sleep, and little appetite; for w(Pch I have consuhed
the most eminent Physicians, without obtaining relief. Through
the use of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, and &Ida's ant:diary, I
feel dryad( better titan I have been for the laac *0 yeari, and'
have rectwered my long-lost health. solely through the 'great
efficacy eat your truly valuable restorative. 'T I
p• It is impossible to iosert all the cases and cutes which Dr
Solomon is in possoiaion of, as it would require Boone volumes;
he contents himself with what his been illi^r rd. *teat 'ciperience
having convinced him, that is all morbid affections of the blOod
and lymph (the cause of almost everyanalad;).so noble, safe, and
efficacious a remedy, was never offered to mankind.
Sold by S. Leigh, to, Strand; and by all Venders of Patent
Medicines in Europe and America, price its. and 33*. h botzlr:
r
duty included. - / • •
Of whom may be bad,. the And"lmpetigines, or ,Solomen's
Drops, an absolute cure for the Scuts y, Scrotal*, Leplusy, &c.
Price I Is. and Sea. per bottle.
t:olinsoies Abstergeot Loden, an effect4l cure for scortoitic
eruptions, coarsene/s, reduces, pimples, &c. on the face, hasidf.
and neck. Price 4s. 6d. pet' bottle.
As Dr. Soismon's practice has now become so great and a. Vtll-
- that his constant engagements require a consii,rable portion
of his rime and attendance, he expects, when consul:ad, the usual
contplisnent of•Ose founds but all written caees, or letters of
advic•eand uoaccompemod with an orate for inedicitie and re-
usirtauoe, wise answered at his leisure, are reijoired to enclose
only nary be °ln:ll'l.d l'ost•Oftices,
payable ettitterpo6f, for small sums of money, enacts Ir a sure
1 modsof ectoseyance Such letters should, for safety, be the skil-
-1 eggenit 'Moos, Lister., .De. Solomon, Gilead House, near
tiferpuld. 1411 Derbies Pater:.
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Itod"rhiaa:l.f:e.;P•teh'alr:ll;
rian_ling the affairs of the
thereof relitling in I
-:'at rf Ntirtaliti, ate rep
-.s.mtally, with their In•trto
the Secretary's Office in
„t., and in th,tr different c
if Pen-ion, as widermentim
sat Niue o'clock in tits m
for the Payment of a QIIIIII
e4ll, of Mee aber nix,
On MONDA'
The pen‘insers at 3d. pe
c numbered Regiment-.
M TUESDAI
Thole at GI from tt.e
Regiment, and Corps;
sr day.
Of WEDNE.I)
Those at 9d. per day frc
out, incimiee.
On I'HURSOA
Thom at ft per day, fror
(gement' and Corps; and
WAY,
Those at is. per day, fron
itb the Ist and ad Reginu
On SATURDA
Those at is. per day, fro'
o !!le end of the numbered
ors MONDA'
'filose at Is. per slay. Iron
the remaining Regimen
Cid. per day.
Ou TUESDAI
Those at is. Id. Is.
On WEDNESDr
Those at Is. Sid. Is. 4.1
60. is. 7d. la. 7 qd. Is
s. 10d. per day.
On niuRSDA
Those ar Is 100. perch
ho have been admitted 0
It 6 also ordered and dire
aging to the said Hospital
unctions, which they art
nc us, i.y v hich they at
anew u-t.l of ht. Maj
via a, berem prescei
er.tlay; without whic
Pay-Lists for the subset!
613 change ti, tr place
' without unavoidable ni
And further to take nom
rids having been manta
ension and Prise-money,
• ding shall be streak o
all benefit arising from
RICHARD
id'CNA R DSON,
Brokers, Bankshuildii
Elng's Mews, (buting.
ours they have received to
ly acquaint their friends
of NEXT MONTH, a
mitts of each Number, Si
will be re-draws ton ti
of 490,0110, Ste. die.
R. O. and Co.'s eatabilelu
saperEasses to pardeub
at their Olikes, bet th
the undermentioned ha
in theism few Lotterl
44,646
431 -
10,244
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SEVEN Prizes
ONE of
THREE of
An Immense mambo
SIX PRI:
WIFT and Co. at
tendon of their Frimidi
.ste Latter!, which begin
'ON' H. It consists of i
Nassber), and contain,
'Prises
I
I
of the RI 1,009
addition, making Priv!,
81X PRI:
dance unequalled la any
early purchase will be
tan must all be Prizes, at
option of receiving Xl2
the Capital Prie:s dot I
wing. 'rickets snit:than
%VDT and Co.Vollees,
No. 11, POULTRY,
No. 12, CIAIIIIIO.OII
re they sold, in the fail
Na 7,595, a Pilse of
o. itosia,s- Prise of ftio,t
V SHARES.
I ERCHANTSX
Jl Others, having to et
.ctfany informed, that
WDER and ANALEI
'wed hi every pot a
Messrs. Newbery, by
d grandson of Dr. James,
Messrs. BC !LER and a
•eapside, Corner of St. 14
ankville.street.,Doblin ;
are henceforth to be
likewise every Other geni
,d Drugs and Chemicals o
meow terms.
N.B. Sea, ramilY, and
pletely furnished with
.tuts suitable fee all slim