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Star.
London, England, 1819-12-06

This day was published,
fit One Pocket Poltune n-ost handsomely printed, rice Ss. in
bllck eased boards,
NULTIIITTINGHAM'S EDITION OF OLNEY
T HYMNS Tla Them Pools.—l. On the Texts of Scrip-
ture... 4. Oa Occeslemal, On the Prftreas and
Changes of the Spiritual Lue.
By Mr. 'COWPER, and the Rey. J. NEWTON.
Chiswick : Printed by' C. Whittlnghant, and bold by Simpkin
and Marshill ; Newman and Co. and all other Booksellers;
where may be had Whittinghant's Edition of Watley' s Hymns,
price Ss. in boards.

TEE WIT'S MAGAZINE, WITLIPORTY -
ENGRAVINGS.
This day was published, neatly printed, and embellished with
Two Engravings coloured, No. I. price 6d. to be continued
weekly, and fully cottpleted in Twenty Numbers" and em,
bellished with Fatty EagraVings,
THE WITS MAGAZINE; or, Attic Miscellany;
being an Excellent Collection of the best English, Irish,
and Scotch Witt:ids:Qs, and Wier articles of Intellectual Con-
fectionary.
London: Printed by Thomas Tegg, No. Chen side; J.
Sutherland, Edinburgh ; .and all other Booksellers in Town and
Country.

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This day was published, peke is Bd. bound,
The Second Edition of
HE" •
SCHOOL SPEAKER; consisting of Poetical
A- and P.rosaic Pieces. orations, nes, &e. introductory,
appropriate, and interesting;' selected from the best Writers.
For the use and improvement of young perooos of both sexes. •
By THOMAS CAIWENTBB,
Author of " The Scholar's Spelling Assistant," &c. &c.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave. Maria-lase;
Smpkin and Marshall, Statleeetl►'{ottrt ; and Ed; Hill,
High-street, Doran*. . s
London, England, 1819-01-12

MARRIED.

Monday sennight, at Alrerstoke, Lieutenant W. B. Marlow
of the Royal Engineers, to Catherine, eldest daughter of I.:
hlulhollan, of Gosport.
At fife Municiludity, Paris, Miss Harnmet, daughter of t
late Sir Benjamin liammet, of Lombard-street, to Al Hen:;
klontes.quicu.
Dee. :19, at Ford Path-head, Captain Ron:, Tudinburill
Militia, to Frances, daughter of the late Mr. Jzmes Tc.rrlpz,
London, England, 1819-01-12

Arlcits REDIVIVUS.
THE COOK'S ORACLE : containing Practical
Iteccipts for Roasting. Boilirg,
:Frying, Broiling, Vege-
tables, Fish, Hashes, Made-Dishes, eto on the most Economi-
cal plan for Privote F !Intim ; also the art of composing the
most simple and most highly finished Broths, Gravies, Scups,
Sauces, and stsre Sauces for Travellers, the quit:thy of each
article being accurately stated by_ weight or measure; ;he hum-
blest novlze.May Werk with the same certainty as t. 11•: ehuerleew
red conk; the result of .actual experiments made in the kitchen
of a rhysicizr, for the purpox of composing a Culinary Code
for t!:c raticaal Eoleure, and aty-rnentin; the alimentary enjoy-
ments of private futtlhes, comb'ning economy with elegance,
and saving expense to Houstiteepers and :rouble to Servants.
" The Main badness of this book is to increase the comforts
of modus to families and moderate fortunes, and bring the en•
joymerns and ir.duliencies of the most optilent within reach of
the middle ranks of society: the receipts are so composed as to
he as agreeable and useful to the stumach, as they arc inviting
to the 'arpetite ; nourishing without being inilamnistory, and sa-
voury without being surfeiting,endeaviniring to hold the balance
even, between the agreeable and tier wholesome, al..ti tie 4i-
curelnd eke licortornieS,•cond Edition tarefutlit revised.
•Printed for John Ilatchard, Piccadilly ; anti sok'. by him and
all other Booksellers.
London, England, 1819-01-12

DP:D.

On Tuesday evening, the Sth instant, at Bury, in Lancaabi:
Mrs. Haworth, aged seventy-eight rears, relict of the late .1,
than Haworth, Esq. of Aytenn-street, Manchester.
Feb. 19, on board the Thomas Cutts East-Indiamaa, 02 .4
passage to Bombay, Cranford Swintob, sou of Mr. Swint
merchant, in Grangemouth.

August 21, at litdlary, Eart&lndies, of cholera morbus, :Stet
13 years residence in that country, Mrs. Hands, wife el the Res
J. Hands, Missionary, formerly of Gosport.
Jan. Charles Thomas Keilove, elfine son of ts.e I:sto Rev
C. T. Kellow, Rector of Codford St. Peter's, Wilts ; and on t
following day, the infant daughter of :he above C. T. Kellow.
Dec. ls, at Stirling, Elizabeth ofaitlend Girvan, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Rev. Mr. Girvan, MiMster of Lanton, Berw;
shire.

Dec. 28, at Glasgow, bliss Blizzbeth Buchanan, daughter
the deceased George Buchanan, j in. Fig. late one of• the Magis-
trates of that city.

PRICE OF STOCI
Bk. Stock
Reduced 78U I
Cons. 771 t
3 per Ct. 871
4 per Ct. 0.5i4
Navy 1051 106

'KS YESTERDAY.

Long Anns. 2.01 3-16
India Bonds 90 86 pr.
Exch. Bills 19:.'0

Own. pr.
Cons. for Ac. 791
Lottery Tickets £27181

LOVV: Printe4 ar d publitha4y Lmvst Xxxv, Pickett
Race. Terqplelbr.
London, England, 1819-03-20

COMMERCIAL.

The Amity, which has arrived at Liverpool from
New-York has brought considerable remittances, and
some extensive orders, to some of the first houses in
Lancashire and Yorkshire, particularly for fine broad
cloths; but the coarse and inferior kinds are quite
unsaleable, at any price, in the American markets,
which are represented in these letters as completely
glutted with our common fabrics, for which purcha-
sers cannot be had on any terms, though offered below
the prime cost in this cosntry. Thus it appears, that
from every quarter the evils of excessive speculation
are recoiling on the heads cf the imprudent adven-
turers who have engaged in them.
Cotton-wool is so low in the American markets,
that the principal Planters in many districts have
come to the resolution of decreasing the quantity
grown by them for a given time, in the hope that by
starving the market they will compel the British ma-
nufacturers to advance the prices to the same exces-
sive pitch they had obtained during the late war :
and large quantities of the various descriptions of
Cotton have, within these four past months, been
baled up in stores.
Notwithstanding the prohibitory Decrees of the
American and Spanish Governments, the merchants
of the former continue to run all risques in supplying
the Spanish Patriots with arms and other ass;,tance
and vessels were continually clearing out from New
York, laden with supplies for the Patriotic provinces.
London, England, 1819-03-20

DR. BURNEY.
.SPERNE respectfully informs the Ad-
the late Dr. C.:FLUMES BURNEY, that on the
will be published, the EUROPEAN MAGA-
ss hit an interesting Memoir. accompanied
and remarkably fine Likeness of that late cek-
1, engraved by J. Thompson, from the original
ins, price 2s. Proof Impressions of the Portrait
_

This ill:cresting Miseeflany has been before the
rly 40 yean, and continues to be published ou
evely Month, each Number containing a Por-
tpltical Memoir of some tiistlngui.died Persoa.
London, England, 1819-09-11

THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c.
BLENHEIM-ST/ILL!, G It/LAT MA C LBO ROC G H I E ET.
THE Autumnal COURSE of LECTURES, at
this School, will begin on the following days:
Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, by Mr. .13rtooxes,
at 'Paco, on Friday, October t.—Dissections as usual.
Chemistry, Materia Medica, &c. daily, at Eight in the Morn-
ing; Theory and Practice of Physic, at Nine, with Examina-
tions, by Dr. /taxa, on Monday, October 4.
Three Courses are even every year, each occupying nearly
four months.
Further particulars may be known of Mr. Brookev, at the
Theatre ; or if Dr. Ager, 69, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square.

. SIVEWRIGHTS, Sole Contractors,
HAVING long considered the Schemes of Lotte-
ries required considerable inirrnvement, not only by a,
great increase of Capital Pii.ms for the public adiantaga, but ,
also by abolishing the low Prizes so much di.approved of, have
contracted with tilt! Lords of the Treasury for aO,OOO Tickets,
on purpose to prcduce in one Scheme, on a Grand New Systent

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EIGHT l'R IZ ES of Twenty Thousand Pounds each,
and many other Capitals, although the lowest Prize will be £l6,
that every Sixteenth may have at least One Pound in return.
It is intended to commence drawing on Lord Mayor's Day,
9th NOVIKBZEL, when every Prize will be put into the Prize
Wheel, and the Two First-drawn Prizes will have £20,000
Money, and Consda Extra Each; and as only One Fourth part
of the Numbers will then be put into the Numher Wheel, every
purtheser (hefore the First day) will at once perceive he has
exactly Four Time the Chance of obtaining those Two Grand
Prizes alone, (independent of all others) that he would h.:ve
had under the old system of putting in AU the Numbers at once.
It is also intended to be drawn in Classes, that every pur-
chaser may have the choice of Two Numbers of the same tate,
which are sure to pro lace upwards of £40,C00 Money, or
£40,000 Money and Consols.
The Scheme at large must not be published till it has received
the approbation of the E..rl of Liverpool and the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, litho are both out of town, but .3 soon as poo-
Sible it shall be aavertised, and sent to all the Offices and Agents
as isstraL ' o.rnhill, Bth Sept.-1819.
The remaining holders of the Prizes of £5OO, and £36,000,
Nos. 3,709 and 3,710, which we shared and .old en the 27th of
August, are requested to apply for the value thereof.
London, England, 1819-09-11

SAXONY, AUGUST 26.

Couriers have been sent frem Carlsbad to several
Courts, with the result of the Ministerial Conferences
on the affairs of Germany.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived at a late
hour this forenoon.

The Monitestr announces the promotion of two
more distinguished Artists to the dignity of Cheva-
liers of the Legion of Honour—M. PERCIEA, the Ar-
chitect; and M. BERRIC, the Engraver.
The Gazette de France contains the following para-
graph, if true, most important—" Our correspon-
dence with the North furnishes us, under the head of
Altona, with the following news, dated 31st August :

..,
" The recruiting parties in our Duchies and in
Denmark have suddenly received orders to join their
respective regiments ; whence conjectures have arisen,
so much the more accredited, that there has been, it
is said, revolutionary and bloody scenes in Sweden."
French 5 per Cents. Tuesday, 73 fr. 15 c.

Tile PRINCESS or WALES.—The State harness in-
tended for the Princess of WALES, is not yet shipped
off, the other articles nut being ready. The carriage
to which these handsome appendages are to be affixed,
is the one her Royal Highness took to Como : it is
still in high preservation, and much admired. The
agent states positively, that her Royal Highness has,
for the present, abandoned all intention of visiting
this country.

'LEEDS, SEPTEMBER 9.
London, England, 1819-09-11

011 SALE,

At the Office of Mr. SCOTT, New l3ridge-street,
OXFORD CANAL SH A ICES, Oxfordshire C. tlity
Fire Office Str.lrea, 'Coventry, Leeds; and Liverpool;
Grand Junction, Mormiouth, Regent's, Thames, and hevern;
Worcester and Birmingham ; and Wilts and lierks Canal
Sham; Deptford Creek Bridge, Imperial and Albion Assu-
rance Shares.

HAMPSHIRE.
. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AHIGHLY VALUABLE ESTATE, situate
about Cx Miles from Southampton, consisting of a
MANOR, co-extersive with the Parish, and about Six Hun-
dred Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, the latter
Tythe.free, and ate Land-t:ot on the whole redeemed. The
Timber to be taken at a valuation:
Enquiries, post paid, rmtie of James Ralfe, Esq. Winches-
ter, will be immediately answered.
lIIiIVEY7S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, atc.
A RECENT TRIXL IN THE COURT OF
KING's BENCH, " Lazenby a. Hallett and Hardie,"
having proved that no precautions are sufficient against the
frauds of interested dealers, E. LAZENBY and SON think it
their duty again to caution the Nobility and Gentry of the
math spurious imitations of their much admired HARVEY'.
SAUCE- At continues to be prepared only at their Ware.,
house, 6, Bdward-street, Portman-square vend is not termini
unless the label of each bottle is signed Elizabeth Lasenby.—..
Dealers in Fish Sauce are informed, that every bottle of the
genuine Sauce will in future be wrapped in a printed abstract of
the Trial above alluded to.
London, England, 1819-09-11

ORDNANCE, &Ave& S; 1819.
'L OFFICERS V his MA-
ANCE do hereby give Notice,
eccived at their Office, in Pall-mall,
the 2.7 th instant, from such persons as
-take the Supply of ACCOUTRE-
ris Department, for a period of Three
the expiration of the first Year, upon
;A the option of either Party.
may be viewed upon application at
Office in the Tower ; and farther Par-
r'. r s and Conditions of the Contract,
tary's Oliice in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any
aad Four o'clock, where the Pro-
s;al.:d uy, and endorsed, " Proposals
no Proposals can be admitted after
Twelve c'Cleek at Nokni of the same
ler he noticed unless the Party making
!half shall attend.
rd, • R. N. CREW; Secrc:nry.
London, England, 1819-09-11

AURICH, AUGUST 25.

The official Papers have published the Proclamation
for the Meeting of the States of East Friesland and
Harlingen, at Aurich, on the 20th September, of
which President Von der Duken is to be Commis-
sioner for his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. The
object of this assembly is to receive the communica-
tion of the resolutions taken by the Government, in
consequence of the propositions already made by the
States. The duration of the Assembly is fixed to
ten days.
London, England, 1819-09-11

This day was published, in One Volume, Swo.
- price 7s. boards,
RADICAL REFORM, RESTORATION OF
USURPED RIGHTS.
By GEORGE ENSOR, Esq.
London : Printrd for Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchanga.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Au Inquiry concerning the Pop.dation of Nations, price its.
boards.
London, England, 1819-03-27

ISCIT.iAiTEOt7S.

Tht House then want into a Committee of Supply. . • • .
• The sum of .C3ooo was voted for the Military Asylussond
£BOOO for the Military Collage.-,The lteport w•as orclerate sib
recrived on Monday. •
The irearriage Act Amendment Bill Vs ie ieid a second
with an understanding, the discussion upon it should take place
ca a future stage of the Bill.

The Dill then went through a Committee pro .forma, and war
rcporced, and the Iteport urdeied to be taken into further eon-
sid:.-ration this day sennight.
The lleport of the Quarter Session Division Bill was received,
end the Dill re-committed.

Sir C. MONCK objected to the haste and want of considera-*
tica with which this important measure was putaiug through
the House.

Mr. DICKENSON defended the Bill, and contended that
full consideration bad been given to the measure, both in ar.d
out of the House.

HARVEY also supported the Dill, whieb went through
the Committee, and the Iteport -was ordered to be received or.
Monday.
' The +lemlsers' Qualification Bill was committed for Monday.
The Ptize-Money Distribution Bill was :.-ead a second time,
and committed for Monday.
The Scotch Saving Banks, and the Innkeepers Allowance
Bills were committed for Monday.
Mr. G. WILLIAMS moved for leave to bring in a Bill
regulate the Qualification Oath of Freeholders, as enacted by
the .25th of the King.—Leave was given.
The Carlisle Gas Bill was reported, and ordered t' be read
a third time.

The Trelawny Divorce Bill was read a first time, and ordered
to be read a second time.
The Grand-Junction Canal Amendment Bill was read a
first time.

.....
Tae Saar and Tobacco License Bill vas read a Ant, add or-
dered to be read a second tit..: on 1i0nd47.--Adjourned;-:
London, England, 1819-03-27

EDWARII O'HARA.

11r. BENNF.T presented a Petition from a perszn
of the name of Edward O'Hara, who not being able
to pay his Taxes, had a warrant issued against him
by the Commissioners of Taxes, contrary to the Act
authorising, them to ascertain his property previously
to Ins being committed to Newgate. To Nesvgatc.•
however, he was committed for ten days, with feions,
some of them even ordeted for transportation—
( Hear. hiwr)..—After the lapse of ten days he was
liberated by one of the Judges, who plainly saw the •
scandalous conduct which bad been pursued towatds
the unfortunate individual. The House of Commons
was the depositary of the public grievances, and their
redress, and it could be no justification or redress to
Mr. O'Hara, that he had an action against the per-
son who had so expressly and falsely committed him.
Ills debt amounted to about L 3 ; and for the injury
he suffered in his person, character, mat, and
family, an action against the personlilto arrested him
could be 110 satisfaction whatever. Under all thew
circumstances he should therefore move that the Pe-
tition be brought up. He should also state, the law
required a debtor to the Crown to be confined in the
Sheriffs Prison, as was the case in the different
counties of England; but the prison of Newgate
was no such prison. The Petition was then ordered
to lie on the table.

MENAI ADAM DILL.
Upcn the Order of the Day being read for the se-
cond reading of the Menai Roads hills, .
Sir li. WILLIAMS made Several objections to tne
Bill; but also signified his intention not to divide. the
I louse upon the question, until the Report had beer.
brought up.
. Sir ) ()KKR said'he should' have no obieetie
to.the liill it the money was to be raised by ithliv
lualig i but as the provesition wee to have it vote.:
the tlonie; he-Shottlititpit it.
. Sir W.'W. WINN tt .stypinted the till.
11. rAcqu. opposed it. Ile did not think
the bridge so absolmelrmeeessary as it was reprt
' ientect. It.cottld not fad to injure naeigagion.
:Lk fryARNPIL iupptn,i,e2 tLe 13. a. The (Ti.
iv464;700.4.; pdk QMJ ger:
London, England, 1819-09-29

hose in some parts of our own country, are com-
plaining loudly of a depression of wages ; or, as the
Parisian Journatts gaily term it, of being placed on
ha!pra&. The Mayor of the City has issued a Pro-
clamation, warning the men of the legal penalties of
any combination to raise their Wages ; and the men,
on their part, have addressed a Petition to the KING,
urging that the law of hunger is quite as imperative
as the strongest law in the land.
Five per Cents.—Saturday, 71fr. 20c.

We have received American Papers m the Ist inst.
by which we learn that the yellow fever, which has
shewn itself in several places, causes great and gene-
ral alarm. The Lieutenant-Governor of Virginia
has interdicted all commutication with the cities of
Charleston and Baltimore, and the island of Cuba, in
consequence of the prevalence of that malady in these
places ; and the Board of Health at Philadelphia was
occupied with the same subject when these Papers
came away. Trade continues so dull, and the want
of money is so universally felt in the United States,
that many of the middling classes of life have been
absolutely reduced to the state of vagrant beggars.
One hundred and nine houses were lately destroyed
by fire in the town of St. John's, in the island of Cuba.
From Terra Firma.--Captain Webb, who arrived
'at Norfolk, in twenty days from Maracaibo, reports,
that advices reached that port on the 26th of July,
of the defeat of General Morillo at Columbuso, a
small place, a short distance up the Lake, and that
his loss was very great ; indeed, he had since m!tde a
requisition of more troops, ammunition, and cloth-
ing. The Patriots were highly elated at their success.

Extrad of a Letter.—You must know that Barce-
lona has'fallen, and Cumana and the whole Royal
squadron are now in possession of the Patriots ; and
probably before this reaches you, Laguira, Porto Ca-
vell% and Caraccas, will also be subject to the Rebels.
London, England, 1819-09-29

GLASGOW MARKET, SEPT. s 5.

Corson.—The sales this week amount to 180 packages.—
Sea Island 21, at .2s. 4d. to 3s. 2d—Do. Stained 36, at 20tL to
25d.—Boweds 100, at 14d. to 15d.—Orleans 40, at 154 d. to
isid.—Demerara 129, at 330. to 19d.—Bahama 5, at 164 d.
—Bengal 34, at 9d. to 90. By Auction:—Demerara 56, at
16d. to 160.
DORCHESTER RACES.
A renewal of these Races took place over Morton Heath, on
Monday, and there was some excellent running.
Hunters' Stakes of 10 guineas each.—(SlX Subscribers.)
Mr. Ilatehett's ch. h. Firebrand - - 1 1
Captain Wheeler's gr. h. Fag - - - 3 2
Mr. Frost's Tallyho - - - 2dr
Three paid forfeit.—Even betting on the winner, and 2 to 1
after the heat.
Ladles' Plate of £5O for all ages.
Mr. Ladd's Etheon . - - - - 1 4 1
Nir. Croft's ch. h. Razor Grinder - 4 2 2
Captain Stopford's gr. in. Giantess - 2 5 dr
Mr. Moss's Grimaldi - - . - . 5 'I 3
Six to 4 against the winner, and 2 to 1 against Razor Grinders
famous running.—Captain Wheeler's Fag, beat Captain Stop.
ford's Mantes!, two miles, for 50 guinea!, litst. each.
GLUTTONY.
A fellow named Arthar *worth, a shipwright, who resides at
No. 40, Old Gravel-lane, Ratcliffe, yesterday, at the Zebeek's
Head, 1 ligh-street, Shadwell, after eating his dinner, which con.
slued of half a pound of ham, a two-penny loaf, a pint of porter*
and two soles, for a wager of £5, undertook to eat, within an
hour, half a bushel of oysters, and drink two glasses of brandy,
etc. which he actually devoured a few minutes before the given

time.
M rs. WI tscor, of Northampton, met with an alarm -
ing accident, last week, in returning from the Races.
with four other Ladies, in a sociable. From some un-
known cause, the horses took fright, and one of them_
ran with such violence against a post in the road as
immediately to kill himself. The Ladies were all
thrown out, and much hurt ; and Mrs. WILSON so,
much so, that doubts are entertained of her recovery.
An elderly Lady, named 'Bouniis, who resides in
a second floor, in Silver-street, was burnt so dread-
fully yesterday morning, that she cannot poisibly,
survive. She was frying pig's-fry, and some of the
fat, it is supposed, got into the fire, as the pan was
found under the gra, - Her screams bright a first-
floor
lodger to her
veloped in flames ; .
Iher clothes was left.
wrapping the carpet
, mischief was done.

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-ate. Her screams brought a first-
assistance, and she found her en,
not a vestige of the upper part of ! t
t. The 'fire was eitinguithedisy.
pet round her, but not until' the ).
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FOR THE EAST A N'D WEST INDIES.
11.4 ILLAR WS PATENT CLOTH.
We continent pas de lin, ma's en pose. dent les agr6mens.
Desirable for its Healthfulness to wear in the East and West
Indies, as well as in the Cold Climates, and for its Economy.
MILLARI) very respectfully informs Merchants.
la • and the Nobility, and Families going to the Indies, his
PATENT CLOTH is sold at his WAREHOUSE, No. 16,
OHEAPSI DE., with his own Name, Sze. affixed, and no where
ele whatever, in entire Cases far Exportation, and Retail by the
Piece, for Gentlemens' wea: and other Family purposes, and in
wide Widths for Sheeting, for travelling, and for winter use, for
which it is adapted, it never imbibing the damp atmosphere.
Families in the country wishing to obtain one or more Pircis
(to prevent the recurrence of other manafactures being sold for
it,) will have their crders executed as it present, free of carriage.
Families returning from abroad will End•it the most useful on
change of climate, and Ladies from India are respectfully in-
formed, they r.Liy exchange India Shawls for the abets to the
greatest advantage, or for the various descriptions of Family
Linens, Irish Liens of the improved bleach, Foreign Damask
Table itten and Napkins, Russia and other Sheetings ; curious
British Shawls, peculiar to the House, copied expressly from
the choicest India. Printed Furnitures, C.unbries and Muslks
of new and unique designs, and the most fashlor.able Articles for
Dress, both Foreign and British, at fixed prices. Selections for
entire Family or Individual Establishments may be conveniently
made.

TO MOTHERS, GUARDIANS, MANAGERS OF
SCHOOLS, &c.
WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS,. FOR FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.—WIDOW WELCIrs PILLS arc
particularly serviceable to all FEMALES, from the age of I 4
or IG Years and upwards; their celebrity as a Tonic, and for
removing all Obstructions in the Female Systern, curing what
is vulgarly called the Greea Sickness, have been long known.—
The particular nature and symptoms of Female Co.uplaints are
given with every Box of Pills, and worthy the perusal of every
person who has the care of Young Women, as from their treat-
linentat this early period depends their future health and comfort.
The following Letter is inserted to demonstrate their Efficacy:
Drayton, Nov. 29.
Stit—Our daughter, about I:, years of age, had been drooping,
from a cause we little suspected ; she N.:fiver! low in spirits
her complexion very pale, and an habitual head-ach, attended
with palpitations of the heart. She appeared careless of every
object, and inattentive to those pursuits to which young persons
are generally attached. In fact, we were apprehensive that a
consumption had already commenced. An acquaintance recom-
mended the Widow Welsh's Pills, sold by you, as a proper
Medicine for young women of her age, and in her situation ;
we accordingly tried them, and by persevering in taking three
boxes, bier spirits acre invigorated, her former complexion re-
turned, the head-ach entirely removed, and she is now cons-
pletely restored to health, strength, and spirits. Whatever use
!you may make of this letter, will be equally agreeable to your
London, England, 1819-01-15

DEAL, JANUARY 14.

Wind r3.W, blows strong and thick weather. Came
down from the River the Dunscombe, SLEIGH, for
Curacoa ; Editha, ALLEN, for Buenos Ayres ; Cata-
lina ANDREWS, for Rio
' Janeiro, and remains in the
Downs the outward-bound as before, appatently
all well ; also, the Blucher, DOUGLAS, for Sierra
Leone. Five o'clock—Wind S.W. blowing strong and
squally weather.

_
RAMSGATE, JANUARY 14.
Came in the Ann,. T HEST, from Berbice to London,
with loss cf sails ; Prince Royal, WARDLOW, from
London to Rio Jarwi o, having cut from an anchor
and cable in the. Dov ; and several others for shelter.

MILFORD, JANUARY I.
Arrived the Grantham, HOOD, from Demerara for
London, with loss of sails and otherwise materially
damaged, and lost three men overboard on the 25th
December—out two months.
JANUARY 12.

The Otway, —, mentioned yesterday, has this
day been hove into harbour, without much apparent
damage. It is Just reported that a schooner, bound
to Dublin with oranges, is wrecked about 10 leagues
to the southward of this port.
LIVERPOOL., JA,NUItRY t 3.

The Diana,Cameron, from St. John's, New Brunswick, for
Liverpool, was abandoned at sea the 10th December. in Lt. 4'.
30. long. SO. 13. waterlogged : the Captain and crew were picked
up by the American brtg Helen, of Boston, after having hero 20
hours in the boat. The Louisa, from Liverpool to Kil-
lough, is totally lost in Dundrum Bay. The Messmate'
from Liverpool, for Killough, is on shc.c in Dandnim Bay. Toe
Marbthland, Dilchbmn, from Limerick to Liverpool, is en
.bore near llarrington, part of her cargo saved, the vessel much
damaged. Arrived the Oglethorp, Jayne, from Savannat,
sailed 15th December in company with the Nary, far Liver-
pool; and Spartan, fur 11.oire. On the 97:h D..cemlic:, in 1...
39. 30. long. 58. 30. was struck by lightning (without any
mage to the spars), which communicated to the cargo in the be-
tween decks; immediately broke into the bold, and threw over-
board from 40 to Co bags of cotton, and by cutting-holes in the
/Lek& and throwing water down, extingui,lied the Gm; Ocean,
Morrison, from 'lcneriffe, sailed !Gth December. Two insur-
gent privateers (a brig and a schooner) were cruizing off Santa
Cruz. • ArriviAl also the Briton, Richards, from Maranharn,
sailed Bth December, with loss of bowsprit; Alen, Culvil:e,
from Trieste, with loss of boats and bulwarks.
London, England, 1819-01-15

'sl:llliganin arc uncommonly well built, at►d, without
mining, it will be impossible to fill up the• different
ditches. I lament the loss of so many gallant officers
and men since I came before this place ; bnt it is
with much pleasure I report to his Excellency, that
every man was cool and determined, and never
flinched until the recall was sounded.
- -

-------- -
Return of Killed and Wounded in a Detachment of the Hydra-
bad Subsidiary' Force, under the corm:laud of Lictitenalt-
Colonel A. 1‘1•1)owell,_at the Siege and Qrm of blalligauni,

from the isth to 29th May, 1818
Killed—Europeans-4 Lieutenants, 1 Ensign, 7 rank and file.
Natives--1 Janidar, 1 Havildar, 20 rank end file.
Wounded—Europeans-2 Majors, 1 C. -tin, 3 Lientenanti,
1 Ensign, 5 Serjeants, 43 rank ar.d file. Nati,,es-2 Subidars,
2Jemidars,s Haviklars, 109 rank and Ai,

'Names of ()dicers Killed and Wounded.
Killed—Sappers and Miners—Lieutenant Davis, and Ensign.
Mattes. 2d Ikstt. 17th, or C. L I.—lieutenant Kennedy. Ist
Batt. 2d N. I.—Lieutovnts Egan and Wiikinson.
Wounded—Madras European lit•giment—Major Andrew.
2d Batt. 17th, or C. L L— Major Greenhill. Ittiviel Brigade—
Captain Larride, and Lieut. 'Kennedy. IA Batt. 2d N. I.—
Lieutenant Dowke% Detachment of Artillery—Lieutenant
King. Ills Majesty's Royal Scuts—Ensign Thomas.
Bth and 7th June, talc.
I request you will report, for the information Gf
Brigadier-General Doveton, that Ensign Parton was
wounded yesterday in the head, but I am happy to
say it is merely a graze.
A COPT OF TIIE ORDE!IS ISSUED ON TILE 12DTII AND

and -wis)iing to do was- a report all over Candeishe
so prejudicial to our et, .racter, I did norhesitate in
signing a paper, deckling iu the name of my Go-
vernment, that the garrison should not be put to
death, after they surrendered ; and I trust his Excel-
lency will approve of this.
Next morning--about 300 men, mostly Arabs,
marched out and grounded, in front of our troops,
about 900 arms of difteient descriptions, in an ci-
derly and regular manner, which, with the conduct
of these men, on the morning of the 29:11, of May,
in allowing me to carry off my killed and wounded,_
induced me to return to the three Jemidars, and
most of the Arabs, the knives that had belonged to
their families for ages.
The matchlocks, blunderbusses, swords, &c. were
dis;)oied of toLieut, Hind's and Cornet Kaye's Auxi-
liary and Ilindoostanee hot se.—l have the honour, &c.
(Signed) A. l‘l'Dowact..
Extract of a Letter from the Hon. Mountstuart Elphinstone, to
Mr. Adam, Chief Secretary to the I.le.ial Government, dated
Camp, Casserbarry, July 18, 1818.
I have the honour to enclose a copy of a letter
from Captain griggs, anaouncing the surrender of
Moolheir,• which completes the reduction of Can-
deish, and • terminates the war in the PeishWa's late
dominions.
- - -

Extract from a Letter from Captain Brign Political Agent in
Candela', to the lion. Mountituart lilphitunoue, dated Swink
bier, July 15, 1818.
I am happy to' inform you that Moolheir is at pre-
sent in our possession.
-- - -
London, England, 1819-01-15

settle in Belgium, where the taws 'Cat this stihjeCt tare
much milder. '

GHENT, JA? UAR? 7.
English Agents are said to be travelling along the
coasts of the Baltic and the northern Provinces of
Germany, to purchase 90,000 loads of timber for the
service of the British navy. Eighty cubic feet are
reckoned to a load, which, ut the lowest price, would
make a sum of 3,600,000 rix dollars.

An Antwerp Parer says, " A vessel, lately arrived
at this port from Chir.a, and which touched at St.
Helena for fresh water, has brought accounts of Bo-
naparte: he was said to be in a very bad state of
health, so that the news of his death was every mo-
ment expected."
London, England, 1819-01-15

GENERAL ORDER

wv sirs excera.ztror THIE UOVUSINuIt (abeam. AND COMICANDFC-13i-
-1:311S, DAIFJ) lIFAD42l:Alayks, eamr, UOCIIAR, 48, 1817.
The Commander-in-Chief has much satisfaction in annomtc-
ing to thd Army, the successful result of an attack t made by
the troops under the command of Brigadier-lient•ral Hard yman,
tor:sitting of his Majesty's 17th Foot, and the 8;It lieg:ment of
Native Cavalry, on a considerable body of the Nagpore Rajah's,
posted near the town of Jubbulpore, and supported by four
pieces of cannon ; which after a short struggle was captured by
our troops, the enemy being completely routed, and dispersed
with considerable slaughter.
The evacuation of the fortified town of Jubbulpore, and the
'capture of several guns, and a quantity of military stores, were
the immediate consequences of the foregoing operations which
reflect credit on Brigadier-General Hartlymtut, and the troops
engaged, and to whom, and especially to LiLutenattt Pope, Sib
Native Cavalry, the Commander in Chief desires that his appro.
bation and thanks for their conduct may be communicated.
• Forty miles north of Chaudoor.
$ This is the affair reported in the dispatch from the Go-
vernor in Council at Bombay, dated 14th January, IslB, pub-
lished in the Gazette of 9th June, 1918, page 1017.
London, England, 1819-01-15

~LriRA DPI , IN totPf:

!!TRACT LETTEIt ci 4! ENOLISie TLAL
V/Link iATEIS•DtCEMBER 12, 1816. •
•

" I am just arrived here, after a lotig passage if
five weeks, during. which we encountered a terrible
gale off Candio(Crete), and atn now safe under the
hospitable roof of our Consul, Mr. LEE. The wea-
ther, notwithstanding the season of the year is so far
advanced, is charming—just like AUgust in Englatid•
The harbour is crowded with vessels Of all nations'
there is plenty of every thing, and all the more ne-
cessary articles of provision are very cheap.
" The Pacha, Aunint,Att EDEN Sours, of whose
victorious exploits over the Wacliabites you will have
heard, through the public journals, before this reaches
you, arrived ire three days ago, with some of the
chief prisoners taken in the last grand engagement.
I had the honour, on the day following, of being
admitted, in company with Mr. LEE, to an audience
of his Highness, who gave us the most flattering re-
ception. He seems a man of about 45 years of age;
has a very marked countenance, a quick ear, and a
penetrating eye. The inquiries which he addressed
to us on the political affairs of our own country, and
of the other Powers of Europe, evinced a mind
shrewd, intelligent, and, I may truly add, well in-
formed. He was particularly warm in his expres-
lions of respect and friendship for the British, who,
next of course to the Great Ottoman Power, he
looks upon as the first among the civilized nations
of the world.
" All the Europeans here illuminated their houses
for two successive nights, in honour of his High•

ness's visit.
" The Wachabite prisoners of rank, whom he
brought along with him, have been sent to Constan-
tinople, to be disposed of ; and the general opinion
here is, that the unfortunate captives have nothing
to hope for from the lenity of the GRAND SEIGNIOR.
" All the English who happen to sojourn in this
place, mess at the house of our Consul, Mr. LEE, as
there is no possibility of getting accommodation else-
where, inns and hotels being conveniences wholly
unknown in Alexandria. It is no more than a just
tribute to add, that never did an English Consul
better uphold the character of his country than Mr.
LEE does, by the polite, generous, and unceasing
attention which he shews to every English traveller
who comes under his roof."
London, England, 1819-01-15

NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE;

PENZANCP, JANUARY
Wind S.W.--strong gales and very thick weather:
Sailed the Happy Ilmnrit, and the Edward, for Lon-
don bin, in con,,equence of the heavy se.t outside,
have both put back, having sprung their bowsprits.

JANUARY 14.
Wind S.W. to W.—lt has blown a heavy gale all
day from S.W. to W. and at times tremendous squalls:
The shipping at present are riding in safety, with
yards and topniasts struck. A homeward-bound ship
was lying to off St. Helen's this afternoon to pig her
passengers on, shoe, but our vessel has not yet se;
turned frdm her.
London, England, 1819-01-15

'ü ARS%I%t

the. grand division of the
egtment, ccimmanded by ColOn:21 Pi axis, Marchtei
into Tuam, on their route from Cork to. Castlebar;
to relieve the 9•24llighlanderi; quartered there, which
Regiment is °mitred for Cork, where they are to ern:.
bark about the middle of next month for JaMarca.
The remaining divisions df the 39th marched into
Tuam. The 99d set out oti their mute on Friday
and Saturday:. .
London, England, 1819-09-16

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Manchester, Tuesday Evening, Sept. 14, 1819.

Stn—ln Mr. HARROP'S Mercury of to-day, you
will find stated—" We have undoubted authority to
state, that the account of the young fellow of the
name of Lees, from Oldham, who is said to have
died in consequence of the wound he received on the
IGth ult. in the neighbourhood of St. Peter's Church,
is absolutely false. So far from his death being
caused thereby, it was occasioned by his subsequent
debauchery and revelling, which produced a fever
that terminated his existeace." Seeing this, I think
it proper to subjoin the following statement, which I
had from his father, a respectable Cotton Spinner,
this afternoon, who declared that his son, John Lees,
was in perfect health when he attended the Meeting'
at St. Peter's Field—that he received sabre wounds
and bruises on that day, which brought on great de-
bility, and reduced him to such a state, that he with
great difficulty walked to the factory, about 200
yards distance from his house; and that he never in-
dulged in any intemperance after the Meeting on the
16th of August; and that Mr. COCKS, surgeon, of
Oldham, did declare that John Lees died in conse-
quence of the wounds and bruises he received on that
day. I hope you will insert this is your Paper, to
contradict so base a calumny on the dead.
I am yours obediently, Vial TAS.
London, England, 1819-09-16

THE ISLE OF THANET.

The Isle of Thanet continues to be unusually lay
from the long continuance of fine weather, and the
daily influx of new guests at Margate, by the steam-
boats. Compared with the tranquil state of Rams-
gate and Broadstairs, the flutter, crowds, and inCes-
sant motion of Margate. is highly amusing to an oc-
casional visitant: on all the delightful promenades,
to the various points of attraction at St. Peter's, Kings-
gate, Minster, &c. the holiday folks of Margate are
seen mounted on every possible description of vehicle,
from the barouche and four to the donkey cart, and I
a plentiful harvest is reaped by the inhabitants ac-1
cordingly. At the last public d‘jeuni at St. Peter's,
Above 600 genteel people were present ; among them
many distinguished persons of fashion ; and though
highly mixed, by the address and attention of the
popular Master of the Ceremonies, the dance, the
breakfast al fresco, and the promenades in the gar-
den, were conducted with the utmost decorum.
London, England, 1819-09-16

..04D.R..4145741,411P2.,

. PaterdaY. Anegstri vs fond i gut of
ittilling,lrivatfiy, online 17th ef Jul}', last, in the
voirith Mary-la-llcault; aboso;ontalitng ivestkg
, apparel, value £7, the fn‘opeety Mar-AntUarti-.
hr: Death.
-The following-Were also capitally convicted,:
' Thomas Atkinson, for assaulting Francis Younger,
on the liing'.s, highway, and, stealing from his person
a silver watch.
Burke, for burglariouslybreaking and en-
tering the dwelling-house of Martha Grayson, and
stealing two silver table spoons, and other articles.
James Vlis, for stealing a quantity of plate, value
-E2O and upwards, the property of Samuel Gale, in
his dwelling-house.
Joseph Clinton was indicted for stealing 16 sheep
and one lamb, on the 2d of August last, from Thomas
Cramp
Thomas Crump stated, that he was a butcher in
Newgate-market, and that on the 2d of August last
he had altogether '2l sheep and lambs. Ile had sent
18 of.these to his sheep-yard in Seven-dials; on the
following morning his drover missed 16 sheep and
'one lamb. On the 3d of August he sow six of his
sheep at a cottage near Lord's Cricket-ground ; they
were just killed, and the skins were :till warm. Ile
knew them to be his sheep from the mark C which
was impressed upon them, as also by a brand-mat k.
They were, when he found them, killed and skinned,
and dressed as if by a butcher. Ile had hired a cart
to bring them away, and when he was so doing, a
boy that was with them, who hld given the in-
formation, pointed the prisoner oat to them with his
finger. Immediately on seeing this, the pi isoner ran
away.
Witham Hinton, drover to the last witness, was
sent to the sheep-shed on the morning of the 9d of
August, and though he had taken 21 sheep and lambs
there, only found four remaining.
On his cross-examination, he stated, that whoever
had taken the sheep must have had a key to the
place in which they were confined.
Samuel Plank, an officer of Marlborough-street,
had gone with the prosecutor into the neighbour-
hood of Lord's Cricket-ground. In a cottage which
he found locked, he found the sheep and skins men-
tioned by the prosecutor. In a box in that cottage,
which the prisoner admitted to be his, he found se-
veral duplicates, and among other things a hymn-
book, which bore his name. Ile also confirmed the
remainder of the prosecutor's evidence.
Two butchers gave the prisoner a good character
as a man, though they declined to give it him as a
butcher. Oneot them had dismissed him two years ago
from his service, because he was not able to cut up
a sheep properly.
The case then went to the Jury, who, without he-
sitation, found a verdict of—Not Guilty.
London, England, 1819-09-16

DUBLIN KBAD POLIO'

COMSINATION OF JOURNEYMICN,
a jourrieyman tailor, was on Weds
fore ~he Sitting Magistrate, charge
combining, with a number of pi
trade, to raise the price of wages
and outrageously assaulting Jame!
tin Connor. It appeared in evih.
acted as one of the ringleaders in
tors, who had assembied on 1'
Antrlesel-street, for the purpose
neyinen of their trade who presui
the terms they chose to prescril
persons, whom they denominate
the employment of Mr. DAME:
tailor, of Anglesea-street, were,
their as,,embling, going tä their
set upon by the combinaLors in
mariner. They knocked them dog
trampled upon them unmercifull
only one of whom they could got
geace, and they accordingly camp
laid informations against him. '
tended at the same time, and laid'
him and others concerned in the

Fitzgerahl, the Glasgow,. Pali
mentioned in Alonda:.'s Sr
wound in the exercise of his dm]
of danger.
A respect:ll)le looking mats w
at Leeds, on Tuesday, for utterin;
porting to be those of ItironEF,
Halifax, and has been committed
examination, to give time frit- thi
above-named to attend. The

well executed, and scarcely to hi
the genuine ones; nor would the:
in the present instance, had not the
to go into a great number of retai
small articles, for the purpose of
This discovery has -created consi
uneasiness in this neighbourhood,
great numbers of these spuriou!
circulation. Already the zradestr,
have taken the alarm, an 4 ref/
notes, whether genuine or not.
•custody the man had a considk
change, in his possession, obtained,
ball notes.

At High Halden, on the 9th ii
the name of George Marsh,
waggon, upon some hop-binds,
therein entered his body about di
right pap, and came out at the
is likely to recover.

Wednesday, as Wm. Thorna!
employed in the coast blockade,
standing together, and the fortnA
rapping the flint of his rkfq
ploded, hen the charge passed
Read, and killed him upon the
was only 20 years of age.

BIRTHS.
The 3tl Inst. at Dunnctt.r, Lady Kt.
August 51, at Rosicre, rear LynlN
Erroll, of a daughter.
Monday setudght, at Melton Mgr
Norman, of a son.
Saturday, in Iltreford-street, the La
Royal Navy, of a sun and ht
Saturday, at ha:min.:ton, the Lady ;
the Hun.*ast India Company's ILA/
dasslater. •

M AMITY-0!

.4,,zust 31, et Kettle '.‘larse, 3lr. Thi
Antigua, to Elizabeth Qeiland, eccort4"
Dr. Barclay, of Kettle.
iSatutsls ,Ik. Chatles Mayer, rrofes
t'isiversity of Bonne, in Prucei.s., to ILis
er of the fete John Fothersill, K.q. of

DIED.
The :NI inst. at 'Woolwich Acader.l7,
bert Smelt, CyentletnrstHet, )ocngr►t

Goveiver of the Tile cf li:r.

kat. of a violent drenterr,
play% Alp General Hersh, Jobs Li"'
of Captain George HooperL late v. the

COAL MARKET
Pups Sti
43

Ships.t Market.
84 Newc:i4le
S -Sunderland

HAILS Tllllll Der.--Ait DI

1 of
1 1,

Dublin •
Waterford
auenury and rrery 0 0
Holland 0 0
Flntiers 0 0

Ellcrli-WitTER at LONDON
)It roiNgs e.
liit• twos - • -

LONIION und pubtittied
Pligv.coll'l";"'
London, England, 1819-03-11

A Rctolotion of the Court of Directors of the Vtis

b..::eycsirg the for r.rstion of a Fund for the Benefit ,of the
11,deps,and Fa:nilics of deceased Otters of the Home Nato-
-1422.1t, under cert.in regulations, and the Gram in • aid of
=..e of the sum of (Xs000) Four Thousand libunda per
itins;:, from !le General Fee Fund for the House and Wares-
ism ; slit) ,um of £6OO per Annum from the Comiumfe,
fah, nith a view to relieve the foods of the Company in fu.
trt,licrn all -charge. by Tny of pension or, annuity to the rela-
tus of the seld Persons; and a Resolution of the Court of Di-
rectors of the 19th ult. proposing the forniation of a Fund for
the Benefit' the Widows and Families of deceased Elders,
Extra Cl_c,s, a:Icl others therein mentioned, of the Home Sir-'
und.: curtain regulations, and the Grant in aid of the
one of the sntr. d rive Hundred Pounds per Annum, from
the General F..e Fund ; also the sum of Five- Hundred Pounds
in Annum from tre Company's Cash, with a view to relieve
the Funds of the Company in future, from all charge by way of
tension or annuity, to the relatives of the said persons.
(\Ties of the Papers relating to the above-mentioned subjects.
toeuther with the Reports. required by the iii-Lawst now lie
ties this /19;113C, for the inspection of the Proprietors.
' JOSEPH DART, Secretory.
London, England, 1819-03-11

111;BR 9996.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, February 19, 1111 R
pRINCIPA L. OFFICERS of his MA-
O:Slrs ORDNANCE de hereby sive Notice,
Twit roposals will be received at their Office, In Pall-Man,
before MONDAY, the 15th day of March next.) from
persons as may 6:swilling to undertake the Supply-of FO-,
GE tor the Ordnance Horses stationed 'at Woolwich and in
ty be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, for a
..„3 of Six Months from the Ist of April next.
per to be goodrsweet, dry, and clean, without any Mix-
.;; Foil or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than
13,„,d, per Winchester bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry,
lt:ncred in Tnoses of 56 lbs. weight.
The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
Ole:in/ell in Trams of 36Ibs. weight.
pricelto be paid for the respective Quantities of each AY.
0 which may be delivered* at the following rates, vit. • •
;stile Outs at . per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight.
the 11.. y at • per hundred and twelve pounds.
!et.h.i Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.
1: e.pected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable
„;;;I, which, during the period of his Contract, may awns*.
ge, an allowance for the same afser.the rate
rhos! per week.
Particulars may be known upon application to the
ixs commaziding the Royal Artillery ut Woolwich and in
s, :rd also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall, afore-
d, ny dsy between the bouts of -Ten and Four o'Clock,
km the Proposals must ho delivered, scaled up and endorsed,
Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposal can he admitted
in the stid 15th March, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the
r7ilive; n:ither will any Tender Le noticed, unless the Party
;ling it, or an Ageat in his behalf, shall attend. ' •
iv Order If the Board, R. IL CREW, &v.

...,

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Hard 10, 1819.
pr. COURT te DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
011!PAAY rJ MERCHAiNTS of ENGLAND, trod ,g
LIST-IXDIE4 do hereby give Neeice,

That the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap-
tinted to be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on
VFXNESDAY, the !el instant, is further made Special, for
iegz-pose of submitting for confirMation the Resolution of the
;':,oral Carat sf the 16th December last, approving the Reso-
Z.ca of the Court of Directors granting a Pension of .fBOO
itamtm to WILLIAM W. DOM(I/I, Esq. MOW &I' WILLIAM W.
>nem, lax of the St. Helena Establishment, and also for the
repose of laying before the Proprietors, for thein.approbation,
zadtr.mentfoned Relolutions, viz.

A ll:sex-Jou cf ti!le Court of Directors of the 30th Deeem-
e gr.ntiag to* Licuteuaut-C.olonet JA.*u SA:attn.-a, the

fw• coaducting the Military dm:respondent
11;t5 at of LSOCrper annum to hisealFl6