Star.
London, England, 1817-02-14 00:00:00

WOOD, MAYOR•

k O:IMON COUNCIL, holden in the CRAM-
..i. i4Eit .A the GUILDHALL ~f the crry a LONDON,
; I iIIIR:DAY, the 11th Day of FEBRUARY, 1147.
I*.,
Xtsutve I) —That Ibis Court having been legally and properly
.- ned, on Tuesday, the 4th instant, upon a Requisition,
--ed by stvetal Members el the Court, " for the purpose of
..s Selo consideration the propriety of presenting an Address
f Congests'helots to loss Royal Highness the Patncs Reaves.,
0.0 proCtleutial Escape from the atrocious Assaults of some
..y and hitempera; e individuals, in St. James's Park, on his
%. ;Is item the I louse of Lords, in discharge of the functions of
~. „het:: Sovereign ;" and when the Members had assembled
l.;:'r .e cetasion, Mr. Recoanea waited upon them and in-
• •
t'pm I them, that they e)uld not legally meet upon the said,
yli• 4.i.inn—the act committed being a treasonable one,. and
0,-.10.,1," rash and intemperate" were not properly descriptive
.........r. the Lotto MAYOR had instructed him so to inform
et.,—,2.,1 that the Aldermen had therefore declined to attend

to oar a Court.
Ite:ere A— I hat, whatever power or Et-Wiles° the Aldermen
riy ociterw se possess, by virtue of their office, they possess no.
roe, rivilege, authority, or jurisdiction, over this Coart ; nor
ay flea but that in common with every other Member; and
eiry are equally hound to attend their duty, whenever sum-
;Awed by the Loco MAYOI; nor had they, nor the Law Oh-
er, any tight or authority to decide upon a Twain', elseWbere,
er.:fiirg any act or proceeding of this Court, or the privileges of
7Avirbers.
Itrsolz.nl—That their sail proceeding is therefore an unjust
resipt to interfere with, and dictate to, thh Court in the even,
rse of their duty—an obstruc,lon to public business—and an
enwarrantable attack upon the privileges of tWhe Cou
Irt. ,
WOOD HORPE.

LONDON TAVERN.
►pHE DECLARATION of the MERCHANTS,
I BANKERS, TRADERS, and INHAUtI'AN of LON-
trmain for Signature at this House until Pow o'Clock
sa •11:11.71t1.)AY next, the 15th instant.
g„'► Copies of that Declaration may be had at the same place;
:n4 Alphatetical I.ist of Subscribers will be prepared for
:../ to rack Subscriber.

OLD STATE LOTTERY.OFFICES,
4, COIN HILL, and 9, Cl/AIIING•DROSS.
Contractor for the last aud present Lot.
J.. writs, feels It his duty to return his very grateful thanks
to his Friends and the Public generally, for the great patronage
be received in the I,o:tery just finished, and particularly congra-
tu!:.e. elven who I:zie cbtained the Shares of the numerous Ca-
pital Pr;zas (upwards of 21i) shared and sold at kis Offices as
Awve. Such tortunate Holders are requested to apply for im.nte-
slime Payn.ent in Money, or to exchange their Prizes for ',ric-
kets or ShLtes iu the smallest Lottery ever koowu, (altogether
erly 9,000 icietti,) yet containing a Prize of £15,000, besides
rioeen other Capitals, to be all drawn in One Dar.
• • The Scheme has been adopted on the stqgrestloos of a
Welch Corresponcbm, and in coneequence the drawing will take
date on ST. DAVID'. DAT, lit of March. On a future 00:116100
is. will he happy to pay the situ* attention to St. George,
P it rick , or St. Andrew.

MONIED PZOPLE.
QvVF.RAL things to be Disposed of. ennossely
1..7 pi uat.blo to dot Ihrebasio; and marl modes spikestml
ibuat!arly increasing property. Ladles who want to make a
rm,..11 fur themssives independent of their husbands, may
my ..n iiirmlahle secrecy. but no Attorney permitted to perpies
pr :73martium of the t)fate by their Interference.
c.. rrows and Co. SS, Howlausi4treet. MICCOMMOff to
Money Business for Landers or Borrowers, dm
lamed on as usual.

A' I i lONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,

taugL•t,at No. In. Sherrard-serest, Gokleo-square,
411 J ifentlemea of any age. who hate never learnt that
son i•ll.ll.nent, or Gave not the modern style.
a systtm ut teaching Is expreinly nettled for the..
tt ham it it an übjeet to acquire easily that fathionabie requisite
r 51c:cry t xpe,ht lowly, privately, and in a superior style
6r-4, Aud tleg4t.cc. TI. ,se who do not want private teaching
ay kern at a small expense, witty a respectable set of pupil., on
*pailful leashing evtning4. Proiessors of dancing taught the
est thEantJancy dances, and the superior pets of the proles-
so. 'N.:. jobacription Assemblies are every Friday.

A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR
EASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS,
Cat and made in a superior manner, of the best Superfine
loth, rbr La 12s—Waistcoats, from Bs. to I4,.Doublc-suili'd
assimere Breeches, XI Bs.—Paacalootss and Cossack. rowsess
leap it: rroportion. A 'variety of Shooting Jackets, Hunting
bats; al n Pox. Currick, and Driving Costs; and, for the con •
tniencr of Gentlemen travelling a variety is kept ready finished,
a suit made in four hours. Servants' Liveries .14 10$ com-
let,. The business of this house being wholly done with ready
on( y, ruablcs the Props Wars to submit the above advantageous
:DM tO he Public.
N°. 188. Fleet-street, four doors east of Chancery-lure.
k' Merchants aal Captains wanting large quantities, will
a great advantage by applying as above.

TEGG'S YOUNG MAN'S BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE.
This day was published,
One Vol. duodecimo, considerably enlarged and improved,
wilt the addition of an Weal atc. pike only Ss. 6d. in boards,
r It. hound, of
YOUNG MAN's BOOR of KNOW-
-I.EDCE; containing a remitter View or the Importance of
'ton; the Works of Nature; 1.0 c; Eloquence; Natural
d Experimental Philosophy; Geometry; Geography and As-,
•tunty ; Hut•;ry and. Chronology: Sm. Ste.
Ey THOMAS TEGO,
Editor of " The New Cbrunottigy."
The Editor has .pared *no pains to comprees Into a small
ktiai., materials gleaned from a vast variety of sources, and
heed the price low In order that every youth, who Is desirous
acquiring useful knowledge, may possess it.
Ihe tonguing-is one among• many encomiums on the Work
ills it a Buck from which he who knows nothing may learn
:at deal ; and he whofknowt, will be pleased to And know •
retailed to his mind In imenner that is highly ?teasing."
melon t Printed foe T. Harris, St. Paul's Church-yard;
'wod, Neely, and Jones, Paternuster•row ; and the Editor,

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This Mediene has been known more than lialf a Century
n. zacy in every description of Nervous Disorders, and their
rdrections. as Lowness of Spirits. Head Ache*, Lots of
• . 'te, Indtestion, Spam., 1-typachondilacisin, Languor,
e'ly of Mind, Fainting Fits and ,or every kind of Debility
P.,:asatinn; whether hereditary. or occasioned by a leng re.
nt, in hot or unhealthy Climates ; too Sedentary a Life. or
.4,l,licAt4on to Study ; exceitive Care or Grief ; Dissipa•
1, r 00.er causes. To those afflicted, is particularly re-
mend,d a trial of this Invaluable Medicine from which
may be assured of obtaining elision immediate relief, and
a reasonable perseverance in taking it, the complete rwesta-
mental their health.
it bottles, at 41. dd.• Its. said M. (by Appointment)
`finder and ;:ons, Chenilsts. No. 4 Obespside. =MT Of
*l., Churchyard; Sanger, 190, 01(01410re°.
••, lith.strtet, Borough ; and by the principal WI/wow" ,
U.4i;;;lttb in cut y kiity and Town in the United