Star.
London, England, 1811-02-05 00:00:00

Numnr. 74621. ,

OFFICE OP ORD.MANCets Drarakr 8, 1910.
THE PRIM;LeAL OFFICERS HIS M.S.
JEST?", ORDN:INCE, Io he►ebggew Niete,
That Proposal% will be received at their °glee in Pall-Mall, on
or before Monday, else lithof February next, from such Persona
may be willing to undertake the supply of IRONMONGiRY
Alkilel.F.S, combing of Toois of various descriptions; for see-
vke of this DepArtment, for a period of Three Years.

Pattercs of the Articles maybe viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's On•e, al the Tower; and further para.
galas, together with the 'Perms and Conditiona of the Contract,
oisy be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
guy day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the
proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals
for Tools, kc. of various. descriptions," but no proposal cam be
admitted after the odd f ith day of February near, at twelve
o'clock at aeon of the sops day; neither will any Tender be'no-
sited unless the party piiisiteit,.or an Agent in his behalf, shall
attend. By Order CREW, &triton.

O.SO6:4INFORIMMN.ta, azowari So, tali.
PRINCIPAZ- OPPICIIRS of HIS MA.
JAirjnOßMAll.Wk,ctehereiyskie Notice,
That Pioposals will be received at their Office in Pall• Mall,
an or before Friday, the 15th day of February next, from all
Persons who may be willing to undertake the supply of WOOD
HOOPS f,r service of this Department for a period of three years.
Further Pnetcuiars, with the Terms and Conditions of the
Contract, may be known, oa application at the Secretary's (Ace,
iu Pall-Mall tforcsai,d, ary /lay between the hours of ten Glad
four, where the Priapus* must he delivered, sealed up and es.
sionied,“ Proposal, for Wool Hoops," before twelve o'cinck at
noon of the sail 15th day of February nest, after which titne
Tender can be i4thitted, neither will any be noticed without the
attendance of the party making (tow of ut Agent in his behalf.

By. Oeder of the Board, • '4l. 21, CRS grs SterAwg,
TO BE SOLD BY A*rAON,
At the Custom-House, Deal, on Thursday next, February 7,
at one,dclock In the afternaou,
IHE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots :
1600 Boxes Figs; 460 Drums Ditto; 40 Boxes Raisins:
Damagedby the Bel Water.
Saved from the Brit Brisk, Hughes Muter, wrecked in
Port. The Goods may be inspected the day before, and on
the morning oftho.alay of sale. A 4ersit of Twenty-five per
Cent. wiU be r, quirt d.

A: Ulf Cu.tom House, Deel..nn Thursday, the 7th of February,
lei 1, ut.Two olelock, in the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOW I,NG GOODS, in sundry
Lots, viz —7 Gatlin* Spirits of Brandy
Legal Strength-IS 4 Gallons Foreign Brandy
Priest, use,
90 Gallon* Foreign Brandy-v-2S Gallons Foreign Rom
149 CSO' illons Foreign Geneva
r2/bs. Bieck Sea-283160. GreeisMea-228 lbs. Raw Coffee
30 Yards Past *lO4 Alfuslin—Ls Cited's Hair East-lndia Shawls
• whistling, be wiewees;nilfitipecteil on du' morning of Sale.
A deposit of ism:my-five r.— Cent. will Isa required.

C UST OhietIGUSMNFISSEIL, DURUM( Y 'l6, 1811.
FOR 544 ALICVION, • ,
•llTOrdsr of Csanalnissisarlif Ea Majesty's 6sstonta,
Os Tuesday, the 12th February, 1811, and two following Days,
p Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, la the Long Room of the
• Clatowliouts, _
ITHE FOLLOWING GOOD S, clear °fall' Duties,
vii.-About 59 Cwt. Musco. Sugar, 24 Cutlasses. 12 Fowl
ing Pines, 16 Cwalail, 16Ibs. Steel, 231bs. Rice, 3ths. Tama.
rinds, 1 Cwt, 9 Sop% 1 Cwt. Mena% 4721b5. Vitriol,' 61 Aus-
ea Mans, 2 pieces Fir Thither' 3 Masts, 10 Eiders, 2 Span,
107 Deals arid Deal Ends, 9 Rabbit Skins, t Cwt. 2 Shamac,
104114. Castor Otli 17lbs. Succadss 361bs. t l urrants 17 Cwt.
Xennel Coal, 36 bushels Barley, S Gels. Brandy, 10 Gais.'Shrub,
4201b5. Caret, 40 Gals. Wine, 40 Gals. Rum, 8311 a. Chocolate,
Ribs. Wax Candles, stubs. Tallow Candies, 2 Gals. Whiskey,
76 Bushels Oats, 3 Gals. Lime Juice, lii Gal. Vinegar, 4711 a.
Silt, 2 Quarts Cordials, 10 Cocoa Nuts, 49 Bear Skins undresied,
98 Goat *ins undressed, 71bs. Irish Snuff, 1 Standard Loaf doa-
ble refined Super containing 7} damaged, 363 Cwt. 3qrs. WAIL
Tobacco Ashes, 2qrs Old Junk, sundry old Desk Materials be-
tonging to•the Custom-Heuse, 3 Boxes Cobalt containing 366ths.
• list Goodorombe viewed, and further Particulars known, by
appl;ing at the Warehosse-keeper's Office, , on Saturday the 9th,
and Monday the Ink and Days of Sale, between the hours of
*1 en and Ode o'Clodt 'woman.

• *. • ARMOtTii.
WANTER. •AO gomplete the arrangements of a
.kraktnat, Two or 'lbrue Suits of Old English Armour :
So that the piece* De perfect in number, their 'condition is not
riverial, if they wilt admit gaepair.
Ad 'rest to B. B. at Mr. TOgg's China Shop, No. 11, War-
%irk-street, Piccadilly.

- • • mininisax.
or: HUNDRED CAPI I'AI. ELM, OAK, CHESNUT, and
• WA..NOT, and TIMBER TRESS,. of large Dimennoun
TO 43E SOLD BY AucrioN,
About the middle of Febraantinstant, at the New Pack Horse,
Tiir,karn Green, in the following Lots :
Lot Fj,:td TREES. .marked O in white
Jpaiut.7--90 Witco, marked Ditto. • -
Let s;: Spanish Chesnut Ditto,' marked Ito 6 Ditto:
Two Oak Ditt43, Marked i and 2 Ditto.
hers 3 and 4. Twelve Walnut Trees, marked 1 to 12 Ditto.
The shove most valuable 'limber is now standirz In the
Croeads ol Grove House, Chiswick, near adjeloing the Banks 0e
ti,e 'limes, and is well worth the attention of Ship-bniktees;
Veers:tick hfakers, Tim*, Deakers,.and others. s" •
To view the seine applyo Mr. Joseph Vickers, at she Lodge, '
Grove House, Chiswick, where ,catalogues and particulars mar
be 113,1; as also et site Pigeons -Tnn, Erenttord ; Greyhound.
Greenwich; Inn, Wandsworth ; Angel Inn, Blackman-
Erect, Berouet ;,.at Garraway's Coffee-bouse„, Change alley, Coro-
t:ill ; at Mr. James's °flee, New Boswell court, Lincoln's-Inn.
I.c..afon; and at the place of sale as seen as the URIC are prepared.
BUTLER's CEI.EBRATED VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE
POWDER.
..
PE AT:TY of Conntenance, • and regatarity t3f Fea-,
I on-c, are allowed to dististivish the British Fair ;• hutibe
i'oprietnr of ELTI'LER's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave,
t•• remind his Country-4*liter. that tho -lustre of choir Cluims,
"is hzif its leguence where the Teeth are discoloured, or show'
rotten and uptlearthreppeezenCie-:this is the more incxensittle„,
is c pt-sent preparation inforis the infaliiblenttimsof remmilisti
try 117-mish of the enamel, and i. safe in its appeatiost, being,
e• .•;i:osed cf Vet:mats*. • " ' • • I
It ;s reco:Tonenugd, to ;he s al clearing:
• ricty imprrfation,eitliet idt colour prtlitt
.4.2t,c1f the:
T-et h, es renc4ering.tfte Breafirsweettplilielra
Ne, end tvalger. the E;iiitirs of the* proi34Thlalsi 1iM8f.,94111°12.1
ai:d a certa!r preventive against the Tooth-ache. '''Nn
this kind ever .broeglit 'forward to pubic notice, has
r'"' car!. ,:riv...ssat spprobulou; and the Proprietor lute :o boast
tl•••••••i•it ,i till, use of Rayalty
whnhAale rsnd reta,l;.by Butler;No. 4, Chtarsicks,
(;.' • " of Vaturnester.zoo. ; 'Smith, Murray,' Cargil, and Rae-
Eciiiibunth 7,- Barter and Co. Olasgew; Newberry and Son„
‘,l')`..':n; Tr: •.eniati, "Exeter; Cockivnetity, Cranitiiie and S,n,
"hkri, and Plymosith ; Hail and Johnston, Cos-
P lilinge and Cree=on, Liverool; .Stains and Lynch, Man
Peek rod. Stns, Wetovo Malory and
ruses;hl'o Cretweß and -Bien, liana ; Brown. Bristol ;
'..tnost .lciuntry Medicine Veldere said rgillianns is
.4111 at 'a. ed. Ise& •


RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE.
THE COMMITTEE beg to state, th.tt there ago
at present upwards of 10,600 British Priiobers in the differ
lent Prisons of France, for the most part in great distress ; sat
that the Subscription is intended for the alleviation of their sof-
ferings, In some degree, by assisting them with articles of Charts-
ing, Bedding, Fuel, and such other necessaries as they stand Ilto
mostin need of.
•
The Committee conceive that this is a case which must excite
the sympathy of their Countrymen at large; and, therefore,
without offering any elaborate address, they tr.ast to their genera-
sity and h u marshy far supplying a su to co mtuensts rate to the occaalei.
Subscriptions received by the Gentlemen of the Committee,
whose Nausea are as follow :
Sir Wm. Curtis, Bart. M. P. Thomas King. Esq. 1
Sir Cha. Price, Bari. M. P. William Mellish, Esq.
Sir Robert Wigratn, Ban. Edward Parry, Esq. •
John Staniforth, Esq. M. P. Joshua Reeve, Esq.
Henry Bonham, Esq. M. P. John Rogers, Esq.
John J. Angerstein, Esc. Thomas Romaristi, Esq.
John Aitins, Esq. Ald. /qhn St. Barbe, Esq.
..;
Thomson likentme, Esq. J. H. Tenon, Esq.
Abel Chapman, Fog, • William Nfi,ughan,Esq.
Robert Claprnatf; Esq. John Wells, Esq.
Joseph Cotten, Esq. Witlilnt Wettf,E(q.
William Dent, Esq. John Wooliabre, Esq.
Subscriptions are also received at Lloyd's, anti by all shit/huh-
lerbooses in London ; likewise by Sir W. Forbes and Co. Edin-
burgh ; Latouche and Co. Dublin ; Robert Shaw and Co. Dublin.
Subscriptions advertised - • £it/95 9
DI rro, SINCI
B. A. Goldschmidt 10 10 I
1. Broadwood and Sons 10 10 I
• • Palmer mad Son 10 10
Mes. Hey 10 10
<WWI= Phillips 5 4
Thos. Lowten,.Esq. '
'beast= Long, Esq,' ' 10
fekinuel Silva *. • &
James Bell. jun. Esq. - 0
Thos. Wells
F. Roper, Esq. Hem-
Hill 5
Clarke, and Burgess 5 2r,
The Rt. Hon. Geo. Rose 20 0'
James Putnam 3 0
John & Alex. Gillespie 10 10
Daniel Stuart. Esq. S 5
Sir John Colpoys s
Abel Moysey, Esq. 5 5
The Earl of Bridgewater 20 0
The Bishop of Durham co 0
Mrs. G. G. 5 0
Manning and Andetdon 10 10
Thomas Pitt, Esq. 10 10
Chattel s, Wbiustore,
and Co. in 10
E. Bonham, Esq. 10 10
*John Taylor, Esq. 10 10
,Daron and Co. 0 ,
W. Fairde 1. sq. 10 lib,
G. Hartwell, E.;q. Ip,lo
las. Ricks °Susan, Esq. 56.,
E. Robertson
Lord'Butkeley fir 1
Puget, jlatobridge & Co.
InglishCopper tztploy 31 10
Rob. Hunter, jun. Esq. 2 k
Abraham Peal • 10 10
Corporation of tin Tr'. •
nity Ifouse log 9
[Captain Pelicy lb 01
Ballamyne pf
Hutidart 10 101
Reed 101.1
--.-- F. Creswell • 4
Sir Win. Fraser 5.
Aaron Chapman, Esq. 5'
.f.apt. Richard Leiwen
.5.
Elaer Brothers of the
Triage House.] " "
Q. lutarthSibps9n,& Sharp
to 11).
ana Sons 10'
‘
A. Mackenzie 10' kr
RAW gAft.e.ptr; If!
is -lher;4o4 0 5
Joslsos SauniSit, Sp: se 16
J. Wilmot, -4•11. 1410•
10 to
Castle
Thomas Preston 16 lb
Miss Preston 2 2.
John Baker and Sots 5 5
E. Forbes, Esq. Bath 5 0
Paxton, Cockerill, Prail
and Co. 10 10
Crawley anti Elgie 10 to
Celia A.. Mackenzie 10 10
Ile Worshipful Com-
pany of Leather Sellers SO 9
Gee. Long ter, Esq.. per
Rob. Chapman, Esq. 5 5
Welbank and Petyt 10 10.
James Young, Esq. 5 5
R. and Neave 10 10
Wrn. Curltrg, jun. Esq. 5 5
J. Beresford, 19 0.

IC ItECtIVZO:
IP. C. Methuen, Esq. 5 i
John Fuller, Esq. Rote
Hill • 10 10
Bosanquet and Co. 10 10
Samuel Bobanquet,Esq. 10 10
J. Innis, Esq. • 10 10
Young and Hughes 5 5
Mrs. George Clarke 2 2
Harrison, Price, and Co. 10 10
C. 11. H. Price 10
.10
G. Norman, Esq. 10/.los.
G. Grern„_Esq. 101. los. '
per T. Watts, Esq. 21 0
A. E. A. 100
.0
Walker and Sons • , 36 0
Davey and Sawyer b 4
J. B. S. Binldsurse • 10 10
Williams, Son, Moffatt,
and burgess 10 10
Edward Holland, Esq.
per Gosling & Sharpe 50 •
Win. Murdock, Esq. 4, .
James l'arqubar, Esq. •• 1
M. P. ~ 11 W
'Edward Gray, Esq. 10 vit
Belcher and Byles • AV*
James Mangles, Egq. NlO
Robert Mangles Esq. 10 10
Thomas DickasOn, Esq.
Enithl 10 Hp
Vraidlaw 10 10
John Roberts and Co. 10 10
D. and S. Brent & Sons 21 q
. Vt. M. 5 1
Aly id 1. with nine chil-
dren, would otherwise
' f:ght more than
Aiol Fortescue
P. Perst,e, Es 3.
Rl* Hon. Spencer Pen.
cevol IN . 9
Wyndham Knatchbull 10 IQ
Hanisonand Ellis • 5 -0
Heoritlyirton, Esq. 10 10
John Mangles, Esq. 10 19
Stephen Thornton, Bro-
there, and Co. 10 10
Guskersen and Holt 10 10'
A. Gillmore 1010
Jiatare,Barpetts, & Cp. /0 10
. John Bell, Esq. 10 10
Clotddas ,•M itrp It y, & Co. 10 10
Wm. Wilberforce, Esq.
M. P. 10 10'
Francis Newton, Esq. 10 lb
Maxwell and Keys 10 10'
John Wilson 5 1
X.A. s o
Ricked Hey 1 1
William Price, Esq. 5 5
Bkr:Fred. Baker, Batt. 10 10
Barclay, Tritton, Bevan,
and Co. 10 10
Robert Barclay, Esq. lo 10
David Bevan, Esq. 30 10
J. W. Tritton, Esq • 10 19
Barclay,Perkius & Co. 10 10
•Sibranus Bevan, Esq. 10 10
Scott, Burn, and Co; 10 10
Thos. Dichason and Co. 10 10
Marquis of Hertford to 0
iJohn Dunkahl and Son 10 10
Joseph Hardcastk .10 10

s o
lo lo
2 0

The Committee respectfully inform A.R. A. that they have re-
ceived through Messis.jviartinlad,co. his further remittance in
two halves of a Bank Nate; making h... v.r Benevolent sub-
acriptioo £290. THOttIAS FERGUSON, Sec.
Na 5, George-Yard, Lombarims'im.•

hUDDAN
frequeut instances of Sudden Death from
•.i..-Spasmodic Diseases induce Mr. RYMER to state, that the
CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTpRr. is used with the great-
'Om suecess in all GGury, Nervous, and Paralytic Spume, in the
Stomach, Chest; 'and Head, generally termed Gout or Cramp in
She Stomach; Spasmodic Asthma, Palpitation of the Heart, Vas.-
thro,Apoplectic Habits, &c. In all violent attacks of theisecorn-
plaints, which by neglect or Improper treatment, so often tenni,.
rate fatally, the above Medicine glvasjostant.ralief. Perseus ac-
qualrfted`Ortth this Medicine, dtho are subject to three compLunu,
heap It constantly by them.
Sold Wbolesalootol Retail by Mr. Rywier's Appointment, by
Muse*. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow Churcb-yard ; and Re-
Mil by Pred-Meto Smith, No. 29. hay-market ; Randall, Royal Ex-
eliange ; Bicen:aucl Co. Oziord-street ; F. Newbury and Sons,
4S, St. Church-yard; 3. Harris, corner of Ludgate-street ;
Wald, Holborn ; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines lo
the United Kingdom, in bottles, at Ss. 9d. 71.6 d. its. and
Pints at 275. by which there is a considerable saving.
)ruff informa:ion• may be obtained by a perusal of the folowing
ltdok, pubilsbed tads day, price 33. 6d. in boards; which maybe
bad as above:
,4,TAAk.:7 upon DYSPEPSY, or INDIGESTION, and the
TrrTqcepjau.lAc DistAs,E•;and tipen the InEamotatory
or regular Gdfif "MU the Aacinie, Irregarar,•tir Flying Gout ; with
various cas-s of 'Nervlnti, Bilious, Paralytic, and Spasmodic .If-
frottons; Diseases of Relaxation and Debility,. Broken Cenariru-
ikon, Habits impaired by intemperance, airtime, &c. Together
with the Spircilication of the Medical Virtue's of that extraohli-
nary Patent Medicine, the Caaniac and NERVOUS .f
and of the various Diseases and Complaints in *Lich It is adults
nistesed; and of 43 Doses, Effects Itc. • •
By ItilkiF.S RYMER, Surgeon.thoxit Barrios. •
Vides, ut pallidus online
-Ccena aucargat
Vienne/a& qtm quariaalre soma" mat,.;—ffsa.

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BRECONSHIRE AND HEREFORDSHIRE TRAM ROAD.
AT a General Meeting of the SUBSCRIBERS,
held at the Ulan Inn, Brecon, on Friday, Jan.lB, 1811,
.JAhtES JONES, Esq. ht the Chair,
The Sons of X. 35,000 being subscribed, It was Resolved, That
a Committee I,e appointed to forward the general purposes of the
Undertaking, aid that every Subscriber of £5OO and upwards,
be of that Committee. That three be empowered to act, wok
that the Committee hold their first Meeting-on Wednesday, thiss.
23d January 131/, at the swan Intl, Hay.
That the next Ciperal Meeting ot the Subscribers be holden
upon Wednesday, the 20th February., las I, at the swan Ink,
Hay, at 12 o'clock, when the assencance of every Subschler is
particularlf 'requested.
That these Resolutions, with a List of the Subscribers be put-
Ilebell In the Morning Chronicle and STA M.
(Signed) JAMES JONES, Chairman.
LLT OF SITSSCRIBERS.
Earl of Oxford #lOOO Simuel Hancorn J' :too
L Lady Jane Harley stoo Bonstiii Penboe 'MOO
, Lady Charlotte Harley 200 „Viacount Hrrefnrd 101x0
LAdY,Anti Harley • ' '2OO Sir O. Critilviail, Bart. It i.
iigady Frances I ruin Stn 1: F. Lewis • Thai
tt
. 2st Alfred Harist..R.-- 010 Welter wiiiits, jun. . 1000
Mks Harley ,ROO Thomas Wattimi 10Q0
Miss Franca Harley 100 Jameli-Jones, • - .104
Ent! of Adams:nth= . IMO 'fomk jas Dew • $OO
Sir L. Morgan,' Bart. 2000 'Thomas-Pow.ell - lOOQ'
Walter Wilkins, M.P.' 20110 'William Dreit's .. - 1000
Hon. Andrcer Foley, M,P. 500 Major Alsiver 1000
Sir?. G.Cotterell,Bt.M.P. 500 George Oviirron tOO
Thotnu Potty, M.?. -500 John Parry Waking 200
Slim. Gordon, M.P. 560 James ileavan - 2011
Walter Jeffreys 500 George Munkley' 2OO.
Hugh Bold 300 James Wiithster - 100
Fleury Allen 500 l•rancis Laogley. -
.2100
!antes L.•liarris 500 John Moreau 200
E. Frees 4- 500' Edwsr.l Johes:jun. 200 •
Jeffrey, Wilkins 500 Thomas 'lnflow 2OO
I.eettard Parkinson 500 John Welliogtoa Lloyd . 000
Benjamin-I Lorna' 300 lienry Allen, jun. . 100
James Wilibutia 500 John Trunti.er lab
John Powell sttO James Price ICI
Walter Watkins 300 Thomas Prim loss
winum Jones ' 500 Joseph Ward 100
John Clutters - 500 John Milward 400
James Spencer 500 Thomas Higgins 100
William Wilkins, too Morgan Walters KO
'1 huinas Perry 300 Edward Manley 100
William Saunders ' 300 Henry All, ii (Herd: rd) IGO
Charles Williams ••
SCO Richard Underwood, pia. Ulu
Tholnas Longfellow • 300 Sarah Eves' 100
Thomas James • 300 James Davies 100
'I he Surveyors estimate of the expellee is £42,000.
A Plan of the proposed Road, with observations respecting the
Undertaking and an Abstract of the Stlrveyor's Report may he
had at the Auction Mart; the Office of Mr. Peweriss, ;elicitor,
Veruhun-Buildings, Gray's inn; and the Office of Mr. Spencer,
Solicitor, Hay, Breenuslure, where the names of Subscribers will
be received until the 12th day of February next.
_..._..

HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS AMELIA.
MRS. SALMON respectfully informs the Nobility
and the Public, that, in order to accommodate the mime.
rout Visitors of lid• Achlbition, the correct Likamese of her Royal
Highness the Princess Amelia, lying in State, with Attendants,
may
,be seen during the whole of the ensuing week at Mrs. tiat-
moles Royal Wax-work, 17, teet-street, from ten, la the =en-
fag till nine at night, at the wool Weibel/les et ls. each person.

CITY LOTTERY.
SINGULAR occurrence respecting the First Day
of Drawing.—Only Four of the minor Pr:zes drawn, value
at aC4OOO, therefore it must be obvious, that the 'rickets which
constitute the Freehold Prokty in the Wheel must have in-
creaseel con siderablrin value, there being only three days to draw,
to commence on the ith of next Month; 21 Capitals, valued at
upwards of £loo,ooo.—Ylckets and Shares are stlliog at all
the Lo:tery Offices I Towu and Country.
N. B. The Prizes drawn the First Day have produced a greater
value than stated in the Scheme, and have been paid to the re-
spective Share-holders in fuU, without ouy deductom whatever.

art J. ERANSCOMB and Co. 1. SIVEWRIGkri',
. • • • Sale. Surviving Pat ! ner,
A RE hippy to announce the New Plan of the
4 :16: ris#TA LOT 'TRY, to be Drawn 1:211 FEBRUARY,
1911, will remove every objectioa that Lis hitherfo been stated.
There Ire snore Capital Prates, and each will now be of Mere: t
Nurabem, and there are none lea' than £W.. They trust their
uncommon good Fortune will ever attend their Friends the
Public, having sold In this and last Year A LON £,
Sta Prizer 4 of £40,000 The Only
Fatty of £5OO up to 10,000 And severalPriaes of 100,
The First ...
Ths Last ... —. , .......
And others too great to enumerate.
Tickets and Sharei in great variety are on Sale at their Old
Offiets, 37, Cornbill, 36, Haymarket, and li, Iloltarn.

ASTHMA, WHLIZIND, WINTLI COUGH, AND CONSWMrTZoN.
So uniformly successful has the prepared STRA-
MONIUM proved in the above Diseases, that its reputation
is fully established in the short period of a few weeks. It is
therefore only necessary to inform the Public the: the 14,.rb,
prepared by the directions of Surgeon Fisher, for smoik•ng, and
the Oxyrnel, for Internal use, are sold in Lenden only by Harris,
Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; foster, 34, Par iament-street;
lebeult, 150, Oxford-street; and Butts, Berner's-street ; and that
these Preparations have completely succeeded, after the coalmen
dried btramenium has totally filed.
Of the same Venders may be had, the third Edition, ju-t pub-
lished, with considerakle additions, of Surgeon Fisher's popular
Treatise on the Causes of Asthma, Winter Cough, and Consump-
tions, price 2s. lid—Also of Lynch, Manch. ster; Shephe,rd,
Bristol; Peale, Chester; and Timbs, Worcester.

PILLS.
]'HESS PILLS have long obtained a just cele.
.brlty In the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon
Apothecary, and fnim their great success in many obstinatelit:
hous.Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others,
particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, the
Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viseountets Bullcetey, &c. See.
he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the ap-
Probalcm sad sanction of their mimes.
They arc found to be an incomparable remedy fur restoring
the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing
crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and flatu-
lencies. They prevent' habitual and temporary costiveness, sick
head-aches, • ;(I heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregrfancy,
and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the a,criarouy
the redundiMt bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess.
• • Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Bennett.
have been in the habit of taking your Dixon's Antilal-
firms Pills with the greatest success, "for the last three years, par-
ticularly when pregnant; I have recommended them to seve-
ral of my female acquaintances in a similar situation, also to
many gentlemen who are in the habit of frequenting Our house.
Being quite out at the Pills, I should thank you to send me two
of your Family Boxes, as I am now within six weeks of my ton.
finement. Mr. Bennett is Postmaster, and as soon as l'reieeire
the Pills I will remit you a pest-office order to the amount.
Hotel, Hereford, I am, sir, your obedient verrant,
January ii, 1808. EI.IZ. BENNETT.
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•31 •
PROCISAM..
ron FCRDINAVD VII. by the Grace .e F wad
the Indies, and in his absence and capes • of Re-
ef ncy, authorised, as interim, to all tilos see mei
bear these prevents:
Know that in the Cones general and extraordinary assemia
In the Royal Isle of Leon, it has been resolved and decreed as
!paw« s
" The Cortex general and extraordinary, in conformity with
their Decree of the 44tis December of last year, in which they
declare null and void the renunciations made at Bayonne by the
legitimate King of Spain add the Indies, Sr. D. Iteruando VII.
not only from his want of liberty, but from want of the essential
and indispensible circumstance, the consent of the nation, declare
that they will not acknowledge, but will hold for mill and of no
effect, every act, treaty, convention, or transaction' of whatsoever'
kind or nature they may have been, authorized bythe King while
lie remains in the state of oppression and deprivation of liberty in
which he now is, whether in the country of the enemy or within
Spain, while his Royal Person is surrounded by the arms and
under direct or Indirect influence of the usurper of his crowtr,ns
Ilse nation will never consider him as free,- nor render him obe-
Acute until it shall see him in the midst of his faithful subjects,
and in the boson of the National Congress which now exists, or
hereafter may exist, in the Government formed by the Cones.
'1 hey declare, at the same time, that every contravention of this
decree shall be considered by the nation an act hostile to the
country, and the offender shall be amenable to all the rigour of
the laws. And, finally. the Cortes declare, that the generous
nation 'whom they represent will never lay down its arms, nor
listen to any proposition for accommodation, of whatever kind. it
may be, which shall not be provided by the total evacuation of
Spain by the troops, which so unjustly have invaded them, since
the Cones, as seen as the whole nation, are resolved to tight in-
cessantly till they have secured the holy religion of their ancestors,
the liberty of their beloved monasch, and the absolute indepen-
dence and integrity of the monarchy. The Council of Regency,
that this may be known and punctually observed throughout the
whole extent of the Spanish dominions, shall cause this to be
printed, pubhshesl, and cireukted. •
(SliPle4) ALONZO CANEDO, President.
J. MARTINES,
J. ASNAREZ, hecretarigt.
Isle of Leon, Jan. 1,1811. • •
TO THE COUNCIL OF ItEPHNCT.
And for the dtle retention and fulfilment of the preceeling de-
cree, the Council of Regency orders and commands all the tn.
bonals, justices, chieft, governors, and other authorities, as well
civil as military, or ecclesiastical, of whatever class or dignity,
that they observe, and cause m be observed, this decree, gud
that it be fulgliesi and executed in all its parts.
(Signed) JOAQUIN BLAKE, President.
PEDRO DE AGAR.
GABRIEL CISCAR.
frays! Isle of Leon. Jan.;, 1811.
riff, EVENING STAR,

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