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~~~ .:- s • 140 , • 14 ,„, - ; :fi r ,6, 4 • I • • 4* : s 4 4*Api 4 . • • li n • •••• Itk • , •27 • • Vc.uaiv :.;/ ..~. •. fr • '' , ifr- A -;;, 9265* -13 f . _ 4.0111.11ML7Y-OFFICI, Odder 111, 1316. . 4 : h e r* Own, That a Session of Oyer alai ro i d .„„,i Goi liiivorg, for AU .Totiole Ofraoss comoiNod stuket,teiihia tie jorivollotio ph Mooiraity 4' Eigiapi, at 'estate ILIAis tie Ohl Belief Lean, ea Monday, ay of NOrember We i at eight ehriesi in ills moroior. • J. Mr. CROICER., , . . . k r OFFICE OPOIDXJAVI, °cagier 28, 1816. tIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- Oen'. ORDNANCE, a hp* give Natio, rtiotopoals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mail, woo TiUDAY, the t Sth day of November next, from ip,i l oao as may be willing to undertake the Supply yikrgEß BREECHES and GLOVES, for &tyke of this i:,:sfor a period of Three Years, determinable after i =. of the first Year, upon notko of three months, at l eo of either party. lu d o , of tbnArticles may be viewed upon Oppacatioo to I..;‘..ogrofßeors of the Ordnance le the Royal Arsenal, at fregurr'----7 - - . • oboodiewber Putieulars, together with the Tenn* p c " q islpg Oemiact, may be known at the flectetar.O . t in Pall-Mat aforesaid, any day between the hours of T 2, Fettetlork, 'Where the Proposals must be delivered ig p owered “ Proposals for Leather Breeches and Gloves?' l'seeposal can be admitted after the said 13th of r ber, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day; `rein any Tender be noticed. unless the Party making Agent la his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. X. CRlLW,Sdersigrt. F-tensitnnual General Court of the HOPE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, held at the Oty of London * gidaspogate-street, on Friday, the eth day of November, 6 r dm purpose of retciving the Auditor's Report. JON WARMINOTON, Esq. in the Chair. manes Rep ort of the State of this Company's A ff airs it ' last being read, . t was unanimously resolved, That this General Court of dm 1.• Life 'ssurance Company, exceedingly gratified by the Re inside this day by their Directors and Auditoes, sod the pros• ales state of their affairs; and being convinced that to the wises of the Directors they are principally indebted for this itifssiory remit, cannot bit cheerfully and poach offer their 1 liii,sad express the approbation and pleasure which they frel. I toss aim unanimously resolved, That the foregoing Resole. Otte burred in four Morning and four Evening Papers. -. • ( Signed) JOHN WAIL MIND FON, Chairman. ltsolveri eiatinoudy, That the Thanks of this Court be * to the Chairman far his general exertions to promote the t of this Company, and for the impartial summer in which * Ms resided over the deliberations of this day. F .. . la This day was -published, price 4s. • , 'aliOTS AT THE 1J . • Statist the ht--,--re, es hemouttes, jolt Mout to set free this Staves of Lust; Amik s a te -long She:s, eeress the Borders, it% Masks, knuch down the Scotch hdusuders!l Pure, tuc invideo, sine trte, Lber ibis hi, urbest.—Ovin. ,Lowlou: Primed fur Slierwool, Neely, old Jones, Paternal % -row. KINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. THIS entire new discovery in the art o€ Boapattak -1 mg it prepared by a Chemical process that freetkit froM fad* impurities, which is known to be so *all/ injurions to iliak!rtsiure of the Skin: it corr.bines qualities the most per- Istly swoon, whh thr tuna powerfully detergent, and *ill be lend reuliar'y ada.•teci inr Ladies or Gentlemen who wish* to ram of a tt a in 4 .oft white Hand. It infallibly remover Red ten Hardness, Sunburn, freckles, &e. front the Skin, sad Is a s wpieprovivative against its Cltopplng in the most Welcome sieher.• For a lunher 3ceounr t_ i. 4 sio the lay Edition , Ile Laden Encyclopedia Price ts. pervivare, OT ; h b Unwise prepared in Cakes for Shamir g. Is. 14. nod U. 64. eaeh.---Airn continue to be ATKINSON'S NIEGEI ABLE DYE, • dingo grey or red hair on the head or whirl/en to a' sad permanent brown or black, pries Ss. 10s. 6d. and Mlarkand A 1 KINSON's CURIAt4G FLUID, well known! milometer of the growth of the hair, and for keeping It in ' volts name or In damp weather, price Ss. id. 10s. ed. and co pimp. Sal by James Mittman, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrasd-strem, rare, London ; and by most Perfumers and Ha Ndreseen the Kingdom. CHING'S PATENT' WORM LOZENGES. WOR are allowed to be . the most frequent iourcts of Childrens' Diseases i—Their Symptoms "a7.Parein sLould be aaquainted with. the y occasion low d"Nuke, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an irre. ihLr state of the bowels, attended with violent pales; they Winton convulsions, affect the growth of the bod y , and often k le lug, by ending in a consumption or decay. Bott as a ' e and cure( or theme alarming complaints the abov sweat Pediclne is allowed , on the testimony doom of dr, chimaera In this country, to have no equal. Thew approbation, given to the loroprietor, from a personal of as efficacy in their own families, stamps its merits L'ilead competition, and glees a 'anal= to it which no other milkioe of the Led can boast. iddu Menu. Butler end Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, London, kb. PAN+ at is. lid. and hoer , a. 9d. and lie. ed. and also BY lb. 0 Meer, Otonnstreet, Edinburgh; Mesas. Neuter, *Sun, thotivsueet, Dublin ; and the Medicine Venders In " 1 4 ei" 21 town in the United Kingdom. AKSHALL's C,.RA rz prevents and cures those troublesome and painful vitatants Chilblains whether ilkHken or unbroken state ; removes the itching 04 'aunt- ' tuba on the first application, and when broken, hada in a much utilw date than can be credited but by experience. bloom,, akerated Legs, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, and Ulcers of Rolf denomination, and of however long standing, ue effectually law by this cerate. _ , Copy of a Letter: • " lirminghain, Jun* lIIs MK ~.‘' Gentleman—A very' singular and important cure performed 'if Ilanhair. Universal Cerate demands pubikity i S. Oaten, k} bad a *Mu of the name of Barris working, who bad been 'lbw Sheen years with a must *bock:rig indented and ba4 S ktiontuch as to be almost in a state of putrelec.uon ; be ba d keep is the i,nr.don Hospitals to. the salt water, and nadir sur tau ct this place, fur seven years past, wino eight boxes of ~!shairs Umversal ('.elate, he bought of me, completely owed ma. I stall think the proprietor is promoting the cause of kw a ll!anity_ , by publishing this case, and every opportunity of ma f . l l llOl a will be embraced by your obedient bumble servant, .• • - " ii. Plume, liookticiler, Bull-street, Birmfugbeat.' 2 , %AI by; Mrs. Marshall's :Agent, E. Eiwards, 644 St. PIIIII's; i k ..,_ Ikeissage • Sanger Oxftrd- street ; and Ward, Holborn. M I 1 44.9.1 , aud i ts. i id : • : 1 rC, i;;" 47.4 1.011 11 to° it .~, • ~ --r--- - - • • 1 •• • . • • • f :, SA.TURPAY koVEKB . ER . 9.. .1-t4 16 .0.- . 7 ! • " SALES SY AUCT . lON' . • • - NIEOIO2ZSTERSHIR ES • 1111TWE*N MALVERN'ANb. WORCESTER; Aud•a Milli Part in HEREFORDSHIRE. • . • VALUABLE PR KEHOLD ES t •° Of ONE. HUNDRED and Pill, I Y -NINE ACRES,' RILIIDEN .1E ?nd OFFlcas,, F ARM YARD, DARIN% .BTABLP.,and OU I%IIUII-DINDS, ' • ' LAND-TAX REDEEMED. • • • • by Mr. ROBINS, At Owriwars Oefieet•Hoise,. Aschangwalley, Coinlill, on ; Nonember Aa r MI6, at Twelve o'Cluck, APHAT , well•known and wily deiimble FREE ,:HOI.D FARIIS THE GRIT I'S: VA the oecipatiob of Mr. Tiwikrov; from Year to Year) Situate . in the Parishes of Leigh end Cradley. in the Counties of Worcester and Hersh:Rd.& Climpothig a qr,e sod handsome Farm Hume with gond Orton, CR wing, &c. *fib Barrie, Stable% Cow-Houses, cart and Waggon Sheds, Hop Kilns, Cyder Mil, Drink horse, and all other neoewary Oistbiddings, together with • UNE HUNDRF.O AND FIFTY-NINE ACRES Of excellent -IJiND • most judicioasly clivoied into fine Meadows, Pastures, and i Wages; Orchards, beatnifulorstensive, aid very pstiductivs; Hey limitations of the choicest ouallty,C.Pirfte Ike. ail in o anuti' . of Cultivation; doable of prodieling the bekvic'et crops: - • • ' . IttlaY be *IOW by applying ou.sbe 4 l'reinises, wbere Pardee. lars may be bad; of Wm. Handy, Easy and Messrs. Wefts' and Sehciters,t beHop-,Pole,and Star and Garter lons, Weir-. cester Bush, Brhtol ; White Lion, Bath ; of MI. Phelps, Blm. testis; Mr. Adams, Oxford; Hen aod Chickens, -Birmingham ; T. G. Pandisel Lichfield; :George, Cheltenham ; King's Head, Okiviiister ; at Oarrsway'. Cuffen Hinbe; and of Mr. Rubble, Vierwick-street, Golden-square, where e Plan of the Estate may be sup. BIBLIOTHECA HARLEIAPA. TO BE SOLD Blf AUCTION, . .: By Mr. R081N5,.., . At the Rooms, Ism Mr. Moline's, Wuwkk-streets °Odell . ,' square, en TuesDAY, the,. i ith November, sSt 6, and Four ' . following Days, at Eleven o'oo4, . 'FHB SCARCE anti VALUABLE REMAINS of the HABLEIAN .LIIIRARY, the Primerty of a No ; t Insistinis of many rare and 01144 'Works collected rM i a l t teifearch and laluntr by she celebrated ' f; . LORD HIGH. TILSA§URNI H4RLEY. ,afttain the Presses of Aldus,. ?robins, 'Henry and Robert S_M sol ,pilase s -P.htiser Funds,' ionises% Backer:llla, dm. .' . We =s;are .14;d corm... Trade . rekitind t". t ' arg, st the splendid Works Me'. In folio, C;111 " Collection of ilea Hebb' Fanalit of Cavuistst.' &tie ' nary of the "le i Stripe's Annals.. FairfAx's Go.l of Bou• logne, Howell s Historical Diecourse of London,' raylotes P.4' ' Albion, Scapula Lezkos, Esiderbis History of 'Witte., Muratori 1 , Rerain Italkerunt *drama, - Radii .Ftslegititta Edit, g+ Acted, , Castelli Lexicon, Straw& RerrM Geographiearum. • luso Wis. ' ; Herndon& et ?lato,by.,Aldus; Canis Lise..ot the Dqlir of Or% mood, Spence 's Pulymetis, .Dagdale's Baronage Dart's West= mister, Constantini Leila*, Birch's lives , and Bayles General Dictionary, due.—Qaarto Oinniall d7ltalte Muratori Allan dilate, arldil Delphlni, ispbueles a Brunch \Atherton's History of English Poetry, II Decameroni di Boccaccio, Lithgpw's Era grades, Vowell's History of Wales, la Eau •osmerie de lean de Frinthiares, Higgin's Mbrour for Maglstrates.—Octavo • the Works of Roldn, Swift, Home, Ike Voyage de Anachlvits, 0 1 461 Opera, Wetter ; _ ElMs's early Portry,.Ritbon's Catalogue, ' Edinburgh Review Moobodu on Languages, - Dryden's Works, , by Walter Scott. Jolnson and Stephen's Shakespeare. limier's 1 Saiptores Vern de filstoria Angliessta in 50 Volutiv•i, many of " them large paper: Citeronis Opera, Clarendrin's History of the Rebellion, and nanseroses other tralualge Works in divers tans' dueller - • .• ' ' • • To be 'leered Friday, ivorday,..and Monday preceding the Sale; Catalogues on she Premises, at is. 6d each; of Mr. Adams, Auctioneer. Oxford; Mr. &Warm. Cambridge; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-sweet, Golden-square. , . i.• - I CAVENDISH.SQUARE, ON THE. SOU CH SIDS. Desirable FAMILY it E iII)ENCE; CAPITAL SIX S S LABLE,DOUBLE COACii-HOUSE, &c. FURNITURE - and rixTuttEs, with immediate Possession. PEREMP LOWLY, by Mr. ROBINS, ,At Garrawars Coffee-hon.* 'Cliange.aUsy,Cornhill, cm Timis- DAY , NOVetnbcr 1 1, 1816, at Twelve . o'Clock, in One Lot, A N LEASEHOLD ESTATE, .com. prisiqg a desirab'e Family Residence, in very eacelleat repair, and adapted fur the accommodation of a Family of Ms tinct iutt ; sit tat'e No. 9.3; on the South Side of Cavendisivoquare; the Pc'operty .4 a Nobleman. Topther with the elegairt and faedona.ble Household Furniture, Pier sod aslnutey Classes, Fixtures. and trtICT Ellecti; containing, on die Upper Storey, three •Itepmg-roosiss; &cord Storey, , two excellent Bed-cham b co, with Clouts, &c. Dressing • rooms, wi.h a Water Closet ; ott the Priticliral Storey, a spacious Muting room In front handsentelf etted•up, windows to the Ewe , open ir g to a Bal. cony, communicating by Wiling doors to a back Drawing-roam, correirtmlenth fitted upyand a Boudoir. 04,tbe Ground Floor, an excellent Entrants paved Hall, a capital (lining-patinae, With alcoved recces: Gentletitan's . MOrriltig and Dressing-rooms. and Water.clo4t ; Basentent, aIF regoisite Offices. A very capital and extensive Wino Cellar, detached Wash-hmise, Laundry, aid sypee.roons, j sisix.rag dcap r, two Coach.houses, with Harness 4 and Man's Rooms and Lofts over. To be viewed by •fiekets. Particulars may be had on the Pretulsa if Messrs. Facers and Co. Solicitors. Islticola's Inn Fields; at Grarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, • P014.11•11,1att, of whom. Tickets for vkwiag may be had. - - _ in' viz EALING, 'NEAR BRIM rioRD. ELIGIBLE FREEHOI D FAMILY RESIDENCE, COACH.. HOUSE and STABLE, KIRIN bo a Lawn. TO LtE SOLD BY AGC'TION, By Mr. ROfillkis,, On the Waning, at Liule Ealing, near Brentferd, on Moment'', the tale of November. tale, at Twelve o'Clock, By Order of au Executors of Sir !Mite WRIOIIT, Bart. I (Unless an acceptable offer h previously matte by Private Coll' met) A: DESIRABLE. FREEHOLD ES'l'A'rE"; coMprising a very eliglble• Residence, with Plenary. Ground, ornamented by fine pownßerest irate. EVertree“is Shrubs, &a. hid out with Gravelle.d Walk*, enclosed by, a. Brisk. Wail; containing, on the Upper Stnaes. four Sleeping-Roams fur Servants, and! a Storeltoom, four prineathrlitd•Chatub•rs, Drieting•Rnotus, Housemaid's Omn i afudy, tiontheme Drawing-Room, spacious Landing, kn. ; en the y , ti • DinirvEnout, Breakfast-Room. and Serval t e °pm:. Noble-14W, with Gon:t.kiause,. Four-stall stable ace. ; the prholc containing about One Acr e and a Half a to g . flier with in excellent NurciteN GARDEN, well stocked and •cropped:, iiiarly adjoining the above Prendess; with Coady-Horse ant 4 Mod, lack; au Lease. • . , To be viewed by 'rickets; Particulars on xbe• Prentice's, W., peons, Branford; Bell, Ealing ; ()ld Hats, ; Red Lion, ' Southall; White Hone, Uxbridge), a Mseas. Ras!ilelgh. and Lee, Bol:eigors,..l..incolit'..los ; and of 'Or. WirW s i al'eft,Glo.ll.4llllaft; of whom rickethfor viewing may be had. DRS..6OOPER, MUNRO'S, and DUNC4I4I, • Physicians to the Method Baird at 'Charlotte fratie, Illaelerlars Road, have west-rained that upwards of 5000 Patients are cored Mutually of prevailing dasudera,that Intusiteds were in a Mammon* rater owing to quashing. tbertseivea, and by con .ulting men ignorant of the profession, who deceivithe pubUe by their svecious promises and immoral advertisements. Erup tions on the head, face ' and body, ulcerated throat, swellings in tltienect, nodes On thesbin-bottea, pains la theitead and limits, trequentlrtakte for rbstumatittn, au idled aneles, and nervous des belay, are diseases which appear years after, and the consequences Of improper treatment. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, aftd Duncan are 'Onnsulted daily from eight till eight or by letter, onotaining a fedi add the poor have advice on Ttuldays, Thursdays, and Sun days till 14 o'clock.— them is a side door and private looms for , ?smiles. • - • • VIATILIMONIAL FELICITY. • • * Bat happy they, the happiait of their kind." Sodi Is the language of the Inunoftall L uouson, when speak ing of the Marriage State. But te ensure that happiness, it is iseeessary, as Juvesuit. observes-J 4 Mens MA, in corpona sano," lity have a sound totted In a autrul body. ' titgrESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College tlf Surgeons in London, have sedulously devoted their attentioat foe these last 17 years to the study of those &Or der" which so frequently embitter, anti too Often prreenr, that in estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli- Olio& thetitree hitherto received from pefstins of the first dis tinction,' atsd the uniform SUCCCif attending their superior mode of treatment in well complaints, induces them thus publicly to .olfer their assistance. In al o i caaes,of Debility or Deficiency, who. pier restiltinq from the too frequency of participating io the gaie ties of faihionable life, the unbounded indiqlgence of libertinism' of &secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy, of the mind, 'and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, affimpotencelu the other, they offer a safe and pan:mini cure. To those who, front such Complaints, are prevented entering into the married suite,. and .athamed to seek relief, brood over their infirmities [salience It must be toosoling to know;how iever dif fi cult or ineffectual the mire mil be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and Infabible method they may ,be restored to a sound and .iitgocous conssitution. A certain disorder, ftequrntly contracted in a moment of indiscretion and every species tif Venereal lofeetleo, i nilitY'idd 'never-Ailing ' mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or eiercise, as also Stiicturee ofthe 'Urethra and Gigues, which they are enabled to cure in a abort period, without remotes to the paltifofilangerous effects' Of the-V-austic;refeeences of wltlek min be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of = respectability, who have been cured in II very short period, having laboured tender strictures for Many. years.. tamedlfeassisp, whose , expectations of ,th.osz tender OAP GO *WOW happineas have been defeated, ft may also be nettling relation s to know, that by it proper peneeeranse in Shale remedies; the general healthis renovated, and the impedi ments removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the oars of hese particular complaints, In order that they tattoo be aseked by a mistaltan few,wkh the obloquy sojustly attached to ,the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, Ottin they have been property educated and initiated into every =of the profession (eertillestes of which, front various hos mid testiasealalsimaa die highest professional authorities, *Chau to combust any. inquirer). Th at a residence in the 'termer hemisphere Of our eastern world, u well as in other garb, imboldens them to amen, tbet their researches having been con. lined mamas already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of renovation to such as may labour under the debilitating effects of. a life passed under the torrid zone. And farther, that havigg .had opportunities, in their pidessional caps city, of fungus an intimate' aequaintanie *kit the con- Windom' baba d seafaring prams, day 'off them the beet eppoomookskimatesbate' raild• Mat dm micas rnitilting from their esdeavoun firaclnduced thiotiO lett ilit.Pedisidetd Ma Oboist Piitalldastar, sod day prommortbst their giumemis le lek constitute a fair gioned for Alta unpireceduted •=e - • - boaterad, • 'I:II7LE EALING,- MIDDLESEX. arc!4.ustry FURNI AIRE, PI kNOPOR IR by Ilsoats• • trains; LINEN. CHINA, MASS, small SERVICE of pLA l'F., abet* 210 Moots, a : , :eleet LIBRARY of BOOKS; it kr* DoWit 'of' OLD POR and MADE' it A. a IZlollretioit of PAIN'I`INGS by esteemed Masters, CHMLIO I', GAR' DEN 1 OOLS and LIGli I'S. TO BE SOLD BY' AucTic» , i, By Mr. ROBINS, ' On die Pleads's, Little Baling, near Branford; M , Pitaatiraire dso lads of November, 1816, and two•follouring Diew.r.sit Eleven Wks*, (by Order of the Executors), '7 • .1 fill HE Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITaIa. = t he Property of Sir Ja 1465 Watogur,,lfarr, decays* g' Four pow, rent, an d tuber Bedsteads, with Cbints. Cotton, and White Dimity Purnitutes, arc.; prime seasoned Feather-Beds and Brddiug; well made Chibinet Articles, it Ma hogany 'bests Of Drawers Wararobes , Book Caw. Visiting. Card, Pembroke, and Disi4 Tables; French Rod and Ecotone Window-Curtains, its Childs, Cotton Wilke DWI, and MP rine; Brussels, Witten, and Kidderminster Carpets ; Eipbt der and Bracket Clocks; Japanned—Chairs and SSW; Mahogany Duting-mom Chairs; Piei Gissfes; numerous Ki‘then Nagai sites; a ?dangle; a throw-Wheel Garden .Cbair ; Garden Lights and 'Fools; and various Illtycts.. May be viewed 'Fri*? and Saturday preceding; timSals. whets Catalogues way be bid. on.the Prentises ; at the Bell aad Old Hats, Ealing; . nub and Horses, Harwell ; White ,ton,bridge ; Pigeons, Brentiord'; • Led Lion, Houndow; Red and White Harr, Southall; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-unsafe. - - WORCESTERSHIRE. . Capital WATER CORN-MILL, DWELLING-1101711, and TWELVE AMES of MEADOW LAND. TO 32 SOLD BY . AUOTION, •BP Mr. ROBINS, ' •• • At Garraway's Calfee-houta, 1 410 111 4 QM TIBMISAIri the Slat of November, tail, .at is o'Cleaks A VALUABLE .. FREEHOLD ESTATE, LIL called tits LINA MILL, situate In the Parish of Leigh, in the Cout!ty of Wrticlster oesr:io the occupation liminett, a may tenant, a newircreited • • WATER CORN' MILL, • . 4 ' t• • WItA TW, Pah Of Pled! Sum's oist•bon Wheel, Sm. Dressing Ma - chine, aCc.84."0" 3AEE•HOUSE, good DW E LLING• HOUSE; Stake, Cow-Muse, Cart-boom, cod otber ()inbuilt". kW 3 - Girdled Vrilbuds Putout rcactaicing nearly I . ,so(kblsek itallan bebop of Ns yesrp growth, and . Twelve Acres of rich meadtrof Land' , , Ibis tb!loperty Npec . 004 delizableAs its sitaatien is Ito a good tarapikormid, and so Oar fir that lieldtmaialw , .M a y be el-- " - Vas sebarimfastieu - •1• • '• X••• . . . , • - • . • -,..... . .. . . ' " -• , '4O SIA. i t . '''.. ; rr. ,. . - '. • , li'itlit . -•:. . ~ , , • ''' ' • ..- • - •-•.4.40...-.4... 010. • • .....--; ?Z .. st"•1:40. k....... .... - .. ••'• th. - v.,' ~...• ~. • 6,:.;!".. •:. e. : ..,...: 1 / 4 44 1 6.....*.*: •e - -..'.... •,..'- , - 1 ... • ' ... •.... I'' , • •- - . 4 1.1" iii ' . 1 . 1 1 • - ..., • NO -1° ' 'et .:; : f.:. .4t 4 : , .11E4* s Ar . . -411 i. 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New t Ile a• taint: on the Prowls* wboryoValtleu - consume a glir 11"" mu — ti i;;;;;;; I b000sod. 48 7 be 114"4 _, 19Y rt: Seq. sod Moors, Waco and wid th tbri Was br die hitt • ,4 Of by Salm) eg their bode daqf tors DAY WW I ; '% 2 _ ;waist aadChabit terw " • ED. :rw 2 with ow:ow debts* aild litee li d °ll Dlikent. SPic kar P; • gab; of . We" : riboeseit to sate the perthehes colua; ‘ ,..lusba f ri L l t, i t k o dy Hem iii( r i sttf;;:w • livissp 2010 Ales ominobto swim; cedidabisi n” ittbsk als* - • a s . be Owls le ta'atr ' it litl eblBl : 4).".. 1.0 1044 . Ar• 1 44.0 1 fi lik* htiPie , add a.a 1 0.61 1111 r .1. 1 " ." 77 4 • , "Its" 1 i5hAt0me2 61.1 7= 60, 000 1 0,4, 014 1 49 M 1 - e- agrotooo, ll- 141 90 41 F. I air 1 0 1442 ` ' • • / - 7 4 r 47: • ~t i l - • I politr,*, _.j BRIM!! 4ND FoftEIGNBIBAN &Pa • . CORRESPONDENCE SINCE LAST REPORT. • A letter from the Rev. J. Pateason, (toted Peterta burgh. iime 16, (0 S.) giving an account of thethird Anniversary 'of the Russian &tole Society loilittailti Taurian Palace, states that, 4, Ond hundred and AfrP'• seven thousand one hundred topic:C(4 the Scripl:urea have hien-printed, are in hand, or about to he printedi in thiety ritions, and sixteen different languages. 13e sides which, translations are preparing in the Modern Russian, and Matthew and John finished t and inthe `Turkish with Armenian characters, of w:lich gat thewis nearly finished": these will make the athieber Aif the languages eighteen. Facts were meniood, and extracts of correspondence read', which proved that the divine blessing had rested in an eminent de gree on the Society's endeavours to di.tiitotte the ; Holy Scriptures. The poor have thereby been en= -niched, the bands of the prisoner loosened. the tick and the dying comforted, the prodigal reclaimediand ;the heavenly pilgrim• strengthened for his journey. and enabled to proceed on his way rejoicing. - Nom'. p eal Christians, who, in .consequence of th eir bein g ,deprived of the light of divine revelatinn for centuries. !past, either worshipped they knew not what, or were beginning to adore the works of their urrn handl, or to pay their devotions at the thrust of the false pro phet, have seen a light shine in a dark place, until the day dawn, and the day star arise in their hearts. :Heathens and Mahomedans have sten she toar in the east, which in due time *will lead then), through the lender mercies of our GoD, to the Child born; and `the Son given. A tribute of just ci mmendation *al paid to the great and gond Patron, hos I.i.perial Ma jesty. What thellritish and Foreign Bible Society had done for Russia, was delineated in a manner which shelved, that, in this godlike cause, there was a. blessing in receiving, as well AS in giving, the gratitude of the Committee and of the whole assembly was expressed towards the noble representative of the British Bible Society, the Earl of CATHCART. who was present, and his Lordship evidently telt the ho nour done to . hina and his country. Alt was prototind silence till the Report was finished, when expressiont of congratulation ran through the whole Assembly." The same Correspondent speaking of the forma tion of a Bible Society at Dorpat, established by the Dean, states as folio:. s : Jan, e Mr. Forster, one of the elders of the Moravian Brethren e ie President ; his assistant, My. Schmidt, Is Treasurer ; the worthy Dean, first Secretary; a young Peasant is the second Secretary, who keeps the accounts, writes the Protocol, eve in a business • like manner ; six Peasants are Directors. 'The Society consists of between three and four fiuneree peasants. ,The Committee regularly for business in the house of their worthy Pastor. At first, they were a little shy Of persons seem& lister superiors, .and particularly when invitechto sit with them at the some tebleeto consult about matters of so much impost.mee. New :they feel themselves qiiite :e at ease; and else worthy Dean assured us with the tearebf joy sparkling 'in his eye, shathe hipiteld'dm heardeo meth good mov e or remarks so judkiouse as those uttered by .these Ilona peasants itt their Meetingseifehe Committee." The first Annuak Meeting wasfol!owed by impor e mot resulta. 4 . Theepoorpeesants 63W themtelves.to be fellow-workers with all who are good and greet, in the best of causes. Their ideas were expended, and they retired with reluctance from this :nest ine teresting Meeting. A number becatneeeubseeibeis, who had not . contributed before a- not wasethis the'tidings of this new thing . spread-around, and.the peasants in some of the netgbouring• parishes have come forwaed, and requested that theit'Pestorsehottld establish each a; Bible Society - among them. • Vie made arrangements with the Committee- at.Dorpat• - for having theta cstablished in all theparishcs, which we hope will soon be done. The, good which :011 result from these, is incalculable, not onle to, the :Bible cause, but to the cause of humanity: •You.ennet I know, that the state of the peasants its Estiehilit s is t the worst perhaps in Europe, at least, by far the worn in -Russia. How.Wonderfue are the ways of Piovi • DENCg S Just while ail these things are going for ward, the humane Alexander is giving freedom to the pea sants in Estlionia ; the law ts.pabsed ; the Ukase is prioting, and arrangements are nsaking•for putting it iato execution ; but theymUst be raised in some de gfee in the scale of beings,_ before they could really enjoy the good preparing for them; they must feel that they also have moral worth, that they are men. This effect is produced by the Bible Society, in a iafe, expeditious,- and powerful manner; and %hen e ve take into the account the effect which , by the blessing of Gots, will beProduced, by the reading of else Scriptures, em the minds of these oppressed and neglected human beings; and, connect all these with the change About to take place in• their politiCel ex istence, we must stand still, .and exclaim, 4 0 the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and.know ledge of Gob, how nnsearehable are his judgliseutee and his ways past-eisding out.'" . By.other lett( n * tepears that Bible Societies-me formusg inSiedentiorway, and Denmark. A doe nation of ef 4 aoo frodlethe British Society to the Sles ' Wick Ht leeinConstisktee, excited much interest and many enfeigned thenolleings tp GOD for the -British and Foreign Bible Society. Aiimilar gift of resoo to the Society- At : Ceseetiana excited similar seater meats. lik lineneliHighooss the Landgnme of 0 • Rein irwennly Innetted in the Bible came* • • (Tele inesiseset). • • .. • 4 • I . • 'OMAN/ Bir4LICTIOti • r• • .T MOAT, Proptietpe of the C TY AU G LION • MART, No. 48, CIiZAPSIDE, batting an immense quantity of Miscellaneous Articles 'or 4 08. which, *awake extreme pressure of 'the does, oust. find sa. Immediate market, invites the !NMI in Se icral, to his Dally Auction Sales, where Families Furni.hing Houses, Ce'tiins of ' laps, Supercargoes. and Traders in general, will Inneewtith every thing' useful and ornanscntal, and all warranted good and perfect. 1 4 ales genuine* Seery day at Twelve. and again hi thla eveninrat Seven 'o'clock.. Oaaleosas had on the remises. '• • • •: J !