Star.
London, England, 1810-02-14 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DANCING.-PRIVATE

R.
14R. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most
VI grateful thanks to his Friends and the PUblie in general,
rot th, very distinguished patronage Le has so 1-mg experienced,
awl.tcsrctfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladits
;al 6entlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or
these who have not attained the present fashion Able mode, may
L. exrztli:iously instructed in the most private manner, to quality
them fir the first asseir.hlies, on application at his residence,
Coachmakers' Hail, roster-cane, Cheapside.

JUI3ILEIT, AND BIRTH-DAY HFAD-DRESS,
Or, ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR,
th. 119, JIISHOPSGATE-STREET WITHIN.
THE diAinguished a.dmiration bestowed by the
Fashion:tbie World at Coutt on the New invention intro-
by Rot:, &wing the late Jubilee, and the reputation which
ka, on:•!cr.11y attended his ornammtal product ipa, pre-emigcntly
tier rush him above all comper!tion.
r.venty year: studious application to the principles of hi
p;-4 -ion, he has at length brought to complete perfection the
,rraordin4:-,. Head-dress ev.,r offered for Public approba-
whicli has obtained the appellation• of koss's Heads of

A-t here rises to the most perfect semblance of Nature ; the
uft:,.t. Skin, and complexion:Ll Colours of the Head are
2.:!uaitthitigiy nr:aated, and appear as the gruundstVock and
wh!,:h the Hair is fixed.
hetv pinkie is so admirably constructed as to admit the most
sive without the poibility of a discovery; and
die Ah I r. ;rem is so exquisitely woven, as to outshine useful
ornfor: t.legauce of taste, with the most happy appearane.es
II Rolm:.

$ ;;:k.CIAN ARCIii FECTUP.E..
TH: l'e:C:c :are respectfully informed, they may
i...,,:rpr;tl with good irorressions of that elegant and ela-
Vw-ork, ANTIQUITIES of ATHENS. Measured and
tlelintr..!,'. by J....:1:3 STUART and N. Rtyryr, Painters and Ar-
sti'ec:.. ,arse vo!untes imperial folio, price .€l7 17c. in
bend:.::.. y r's Architectural library, SV., High Holborn.
rork c,>::tains 2SI 'gates, engraved by the best Artists,
Are.it?:ture, Plans, &c. with letter-press kisterical
aal Lszriptive ; illustrating, by a research of bratty years I tbnur
aid great ex?enc,•, the purest examples of Creek Atettitectiste
:taw/ of which to longer exist, and the traces of them can 1:s1;
hula rd.? in this work.—A Fourth Volume is in preparation,
from drnticgs Ice.; by Mr. Suraar.—Subscribers' Names are
received.

DOMESDAY.
'HE Rev. WILLIAM BAWDWEN proposes
publiAing by Suhscription, in Ten Volumes, Quarto, a
!Am t! Translation of the whole of DOMESDAY BOOK ;
with the madam Names of Places, adapted as far as possible to
Cose in the Record. An Index will be given to each County,
all a Glossary with the last Volume. Two Guineas to be paid
c the delivery of each Volume.
N. B. Any one Volume may be subser:bed Ibr separately.
bu?Ncribers' namei re _caved by the liditor, at Hooton Pagnell,
Doncaster; M. Wilson, Esq. Itianor-House, Otley, York-
r:re; W. .Simanlown, Doncaster;' Messrs. I.ongman and Co.
l':ernoster-row ; and W. Miller, Albernarle.street, London;
s. by every Bookseller in the kingdom.
*I he Volume already published, containing the County of York,
irrlu hug Arnounderness, Lonsdale, and Furness, in I.ancashirsi,
r..! such Earn of Westmoreland and Cumberland as are con-
tir,sl iv the Survey ; also the counties of Derby, Nottingham,
Lul Linuoln, may be had of W. Sheardcnvn, Doncaster ;
ar,l Nl,irs. Longman, Hurst. Rees, and Orate, Paternoster-
.•:.

LUNDY 1400T'Sluti SNUFF.
UNDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the
iVieuNts which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto
ertk-i in f,Ina;n1111.; their Snuff front Ireland, beg leave to
11:,:ni and tn..: Public in general, that they have open_d
V.i;:),•snlc. Wve:lo;;se at No. 50, I.eicester-square, where said
na‘r be ::at:, ar;,l where they are now taking orders. Arid
i; present intention to relinquish the Retail thereof',
at I; tto in:erl'ere wish any other article of said Trade, they most
r:nluest that those who may honour them with their
e-7.r...7.:!d5, will r.tail it as received from them in its original
dtlermined to afford the most liberal encourage-
bit •,, those who buy to sell again.
sv‘z:ll Cases of Snuff have just arrived at No. 50, Leicester-

Fu x ;;:rcr, RHEUMATISM, NERVOUi COMPLAIN s,
INDIGESTION, &c.
Oi.EY's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE, OF
:A;CA GINCEa. This useful Medicine is reoom-
11"'Alic 3., oral eminent medical Men, and is in coniaant use
to,
• zra ,y Persons of the highest rank and respectability. It re-
• shortens the duration of rits of .the Gout, confining
t!, .he extremities and mitigating the paroxysms; it removes
L.. sytopte.ms arhing from wyakness of the Stoatack
t 13, viz. flatulency, Indigestion, and Oppression after
Mini; in Nervous Complaint; it warms and invigorates the Sto-
1-'A, creates Appetite, and assists Digestion, and thereby
c7;lchtr.3 the whole system.
, I,N:el by the Inventor and Proprietor, Samuel Oxley, bei
Chemist; ; and suld by liudion and Co. Chyptisw,
121}Nymarkrt, London; sold also by Butler, 4, Cheapside;
Z4thy and '
Son, 95, Fleet Market • and most of the Medicine.
In= throughout
v. and 9d. the United Kitegdont in bottles,* 3A116 .11a.
"st
- each.

GAVEL AND .
ICKMAN':R PILLS forSTONE the GRAVEL and
R
Ire a certin cure for that most painful and dis-
ntg CO:'' lainf Ihe :37.0ue and Gravel, in .it hs various forms,
Zrtnesaze, and excruciating rain in the bowels. This disease is
~n 1 to proceed fr.;:o a l..elty secretion in the kidneys, con-
'crarttti With the weakness of their vessels. The use of ;lick-
e t.
P4I-41 by bracing these organs, restores the secretion of the
?cit
a healthy state, and prevents the farther production of
u 2: slitter which‘forms stone and gravel. It is from success in
RtatePtletitT, and at the strong recommendation et numbers
t,..4°,..14`1e been cured 14y them, that they are brought before the
L,L., and experience will coisordnvinceer. every one of their unparal-
etc-sty seeinst this f d
.cresale and mail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner
4,t!ttntstt r-raw;Tutt, Royal Exclusive ; Clark, 269, Boron? h,
,k7lll 76, Oxford-greet, and most Country Booksellers and Ivle-
-1 tilV enders in I°'..oxes Ite. meh.
o:b/In may be ha.l, linger's Aromatic Pectoral Lozenges,
I4:r"ig the voice, :Lad for Coughs, Colds, Animas' &p.in
—.it 144. each,

TO THE PROPRIETORS 01 EAST INDIA Sl'OCri.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
TT will, I trust, be allowed, that the support with
which I was honoured at tise.late Election, when I had the sa-
tisfaction of obtaining, after a short canvas, 756 suffrages, afforded
me ample reason to hope for success, upon my incoming again a
Candidate for a seat in the Eas: India Direction. I can now with
truth assure .yot4 that the reception which I have met with upon
my second canvas, far exceeds my most sanguine expectation;
and so many Proprietors, who were pre-engaged, when I applied
to thorn upon a former occasion, have been good enough to
honour me with a promise of their Votes and lint:req., thg I am
jutified iv looking forward with confidence to the 'result of the
ballot at the general Election in April, when a vacancy will occur,
in consequence of the death of the worthy Es-Director, Mr. Ro-
BenTS. If that result should be what I have such reason to ex-
pect, my utmost ehdeasours shall be exerted to prove myself i:\
some degree worthy of your support, by promoting, as much as
possible, the welfare of the East-India Company.
ranain, Ladies and Gentlemen, with great rettpect,
Your most obliged and obedientl servant,
Strand, February 10. RIC, I ARD TWINING.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery', made in a Cause Heselto::e Hesa.ir.; the ere-
diCon of JAMES HESELTiNE, late cf Doctors Commoos,-and
of Walthatustowe, in the County of Essex, Esq. ilsz....ased, are
personally or by their Solicitors, to cor...e in prove their
Debts before EDWARD MORRI% Esq. ene of the Masters of the
said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-Buildings, Char..
eery-lane, on or before the Stith of April nest, or in default
thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of tl,e
said Decree.

A MEETING of the Creditors of Messrs. PEN-
NELLS and Co. of Dublin, I.oodon, and Waterttrd, will
be held on tke tnth 6f February, at the Counting-house of Pennell
and Walrond, at Water'', rd, in order, if it :dial ir.eet their apprr-
bation, that an immediate pr.yrnent cf ten shillings in the Potti:Ll,
may be made, sad regulatint,s ite.opted for further payment.
11. FOLLETT, Attorney, Temple. PENNELLS and Co.
February 10, i s 0.

TO ARCHITECTS. - .
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 31, 1810.
THE
1‘
i,!ayor and Commonalty of Plymouth, will
-11- give ny Guineas for the best, and Twenty for the second
best Plan, that shall be produced of a TA VIRN, BALL ROOM,
and THEATRE, in three distinct buildings, proposed, to be
erected nn a spot of land within the Borough of Plymouth, a
ground plan of which may be inspected, and copies taken, at the
Pilot Printing-Office, No. 104, Strand, London • at Mr. Trew-
man's, Printer, Exeter; or at the 01fice of Mr. Edmund Lockyer,
in Plymouth.
The Bat: Roost is to be the centre building, the TULATRE
at the East, and the TAVERN at the Westand of the ground, and
may, if t tought eligible, have communicatinn.
The Plan to contain an elevation of cacti building, with de-
signs and sections .of the Rooms and Offices to be contained'
therein, according to the arrangement or scheme which may'
suggest itself to the Artist, from the space or quantity of ground I
aldtrtd to the erection.

Some further particular,: as to the sine of the Ball-room,
Theatre, and l'arern, and niimber'of Apartments, wished for in
them, may also be seen at the above-me:Aimed places.
Plans (with private marks) to he sent to the said Mr. Lockyer's
Office by the mail coaches, on or before the Sigh day of March
Lex:, soon after which their comparative merits %sill he decided
on, and the panics offering Plans are .'.e-iced to send their ad-
dr.!ss to the said Edmund Lockyer on or' before the v.sth of
April next.