Star.
London, England, 1821-10-29 00:00:00

TO MERCHANTS, &e.

Eday was published, in a very brge vol. 800. price Is. bds.
UROPEAN COMMERCE; or, Complete Mer-
cantile Guide to the Continent of Europe : comprising an
Jaws of the Trade of all the principal Cities of the Continent,
spins Tables of their Monies, Exchanges, Weights and Measures,
iliktheir proportion to those of England, the Local Regulat ions of
ach Place, their Tariffs of Duties, Methods of Buying and Selling,
?ass and other allowances; together with numerous Do-
eibott,Onlinances,Ecc. forming a complete Code of Commercial
blecostioa. By C.W. RORDANZS.
Won: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-
tsw sad J. M. Richardson, Cambia.

Just published, In Three Vols. small now. pries 1.55.
AFOREIGNER'S OPINION OF ENGLAND,
Eaglishmen—EnglishWomen--Englishltlannen—Monls
—.Dxnestie Life—Arts and Artists—Literature—Criticism—

Slatatien—Universities--Oergy—Sectarians--NObWty—Par-
an—Politics— Laws Lawyers—Merchants— Conunerce—
Charities—Fashions—Amusements, and a variety of other Into
Subjects, including Memorials of Nature and Art, com-
piled in a Series of free Remarks, the result of personal Obser-
vation during a Residence of Two Years in Great Britain.
CHRISTIANIIp AUGUSTUS GOTTLIEB GCEDIL
Translated from the Original German by THOMAS HOICNE.
'Our Readers are well acquainted with Don Faspriella, sup-
pled to be a well-known writer In foreign costume ; but In the
work before An, we have the undisguised sentiments of a real
/sniper, au intelligent, acute, and candid observer on almost
every subject of general' English interest. The acknowledged
talents of the Translator vouch for the literary accuracy of this
interesting, amusing, and instructive work."
Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row.

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
Ws day, September 1,1841, was published,
_price Is. 6d. with
a Portrait of NsroLecut BONAPARTE, Fart 21 of
THE PERCY ANECDOTES, by SHOLTO and
A REUBEN PERCY, Brothers of the Benedictine Moon-
tcrfl Moat Banger: containing ANECDOTES OF EXILE.
Alm lately published, of the same Work, as undermentioned :
Part I. Anecdotes of Humanity, Portrait of W. Wilberforce,Esq.
Pan 2, Anecdotes of Eloquence, with Portrait of Lord Erskine.
Pan; Anecdotes of Youth, with a very interesting Portrait of
_ Robert Charles Dallas, the Son of Sir George Dallas, Baronet.
Put 4, Anecdotes of King Qeorge the Third and his Family, with
Portraits of King George 111. and King George IV.
Pats, Anecdotes of Enterprise, Portrait of bleep Park.
"II 69 Aiseedotes of Captivity, Portrait of Sir Sidney Smith.
rail, Anecdotes of &knee, Portrait of Sir .I. Banks, Bart.
PAn4 Anecdotes of Heroism, Portrait of Mande of Asthma'
7a Anecdotes ofJustice, with a Portrait of Lord Eldon.
","181 Anecdotes of Instinct, Portrait of the &trick Shepherd.
Attu, Anecdotes of Humour, George Colman the Younger.
Parto_ 17, Anecdotes of Imagination, Ports* Sir Hickey Scott.
'-""I„ 14 Anecdotes of Fidelity, Portrait Maritds of Hastin_w
ran 14, Anecdotes of Fine Arts, Sir Thomas Lawrence. K.B.
M.P.
Pan IS, Anecdotes of Hospitality, T. W. Coke, M.P.
Put 16, Anecdotes of The Bar, Thomas Denman, 1111. P.
Put 17, Anecdotes of Genius, Portrait of Rabat 1
Est
Put la, Anecdotes of Shipwreck, Captain Murray NlA:swell.
Put 12, Anecdotes of the Pulpit, Bei. Dodd Woo, A.M.
Pan MN Anecdotes of Industry, Portrakof Rehm Owes, Bp.Part 211 Anecdotes of Beneveknee, Perstak of Wm Pry-
Er mach Part is compheo is itself, and mid seporatepf,
Icke ts. ad.
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di Booksellers.

TO THE PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS, AI(D GO-
VERNORS OF THE LONDON HOSPITAL
MY LOW*, LAMS, AID 01011111.101104
THE event by which your valuable Institution has
been deprived of its late highly-respectable Surveyor being
so recent, and no Vacancy in that Office having been deehredi
by your General Court till yesterday, I have not deemed it pro-
per to offer myself to notice at an earlier period in a public
manner as a e to succeed to that situation.
Having, however, no further scruple on this point, and hav-
ing, in the course of my personal Canvas, obtained such pro-
mises of support as justify me in looking forward to complete
Nieces; I take the earliest opportunity of thus publicly an.
nouncing to you my fixed determination of proceeding to the
Ballot on the Bth of November, the day appointed for the
Election.
With regard to my qualifications for the Office, I need only
here mention, that I have been regularly brought up to the Pro-
Ifession from my earliest days, and that the last twelve years of
my life have been devoted almost exclusively to the Surveying
business, in the course of which I have been engaged in Public
Works of considerable importance, as well as in much private
practice ; and as the locality of my residence, with the know-
ledge I possess of the concerns of the Hospital, enable me in a
peculiar manner to perform the duties devolving upon your
gelveres
I shall only add, that should I through your kindless% be so
fortunate as to seemed to the appointment, the illtefelltS of the
Charity shall, on all occasions, have my Moot zealous servicet
and continual care.
I have the honour to be, my Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen,
Your very obedient humble servant,
ROBERT SIBLEY.
No. 14, Prince's-square, St. George's, East,
Octobur 24, 1821.
P.S. The hours of Election will be from Twelve to Three
&Clock.
All communication in furtherance of Mr. Sibley's Election
will be gratefully acknowledged, addressed as above, No. 14,
Prince's-square, St. George's, East.

EXPEDITIOUS TRAVELLING,

TO EDINBURGH, NEWCASTLE, YORK,' SUNDER.
LAND, SHIELDS, Sce.

TN consequence of recent Arrangements made by
Majntra Post-Master-General for accelerating the con-
veyance of the Mails to and from Scotland and the North of
England; the Public are respectfully informed that
The ROYAL MAIL COACH, which leaves the BULL
AND MOUTH every Evening at Half-past Seven, and the
General Post-Ofice at Eight, will arrive at York the following
Evening at Eight; at Newcastle the second Morning at Half-
past Six ; and at IMinburgh the second Evening at Half-past
Nine • being toss Nights only upon the Road, instead of three,
as hitherto.

It will leave the Mail Souk Office, Edinburgh, at Nine in
the Evening, and arrive at York at Half-past Eleven the follow-
ing Evening, and remaining there all night, will give Passengen
a nights rest half way &einem Edinburgh mid London.
It will leave York at Six in the Morning, and_ arrive at the
General Post-Office, London, at a Quarter after Si: the follow-
ing
Morning, being one NsgAt only on the Road between York
and London, instead of two, as hitherto.
These regulations will take place between London and Tort,
on Sunday the 211th instant; and an the Road North of York,
very speedily.
The CARLISLE and GLASGOW MAIL, by Ferrybildge,
every Evening at Half-past Seven.
N.B. Regulations are in progress for the improvement sin of
this Public Conveyance; and likewise of
The LORD WELLINGTON and SHIELDS MAIL,
which leaves the Bull and Month every Afternoon at I'wo.
.1. WILLAN and Co. Propdatora.
801 l and Mouth Inn, London, Oct. $7, 1921.

TANA Nostra,--That the Proprietors of the Public Carriages,
who transact their Business at this Mice, will not be answer-
able for any Package containing Cash, Bank Notes, Bills, Jewels,
Plate, Watches, Lace, Silks, or Muslim, however small the
value—nor for any other Package which, with its contents, shall
exceed Fara Prawns in value—if lost or damaged, unless the
value be specified, and an Insurance paid over and above the
common carriage, when delivered here, or to any of their Of-
fices or Agents in the different parts of the Kingdom.

TOWERS'S TONIC PILLS, for Weakness of the
Stomach, Indigestion, Costiveness, Bilious Irregularities,
&c. are earnestly recommended in all thaw eases (and they are
very numerous) where, the stomach being already weak, and the
digestive powers deranged, active purgatives are highly preju-
dicial, and productive of serious injury to the constitution. These
Pills, In their operation, are peculiarly mild, safe, and effectuaL
As a gentle aperient Tonic, they cleanse, and yet strengthen the
stomach, restore the appetite, promote digestion, and keep the
bowels in a regular and condonable state, free from costiveness,
but by no means too relaxed. The Tonic PlUs are sold (at Sis. 9d.
41. 6d. us. and 225. per box) by the Venders of Genuine No-
didnes, wholesale and retail, in London, and throughout the
Kingdom.
irr Observe the signature of • John Towers" on the label,
and his name round the royal arms orthe seal.