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Lord Mayor of this City, for * jot integrity, and distinguished propriety, with which he the Important and arduous duties attached to that f o e during the last . year—for his vigilant, itiaefarigable. a ssi emittilig atteatlo4l to prc'erve the tranquillity of this r ,and for the anxions care and wisdorn he has Mani. to correetind improve the state of its Police—For his able Tadministration of justice—dignified in the performance T .- do „ t wos judicial Noe: ions tints office, and exercising the d his mind in the prevention of vice, and detection of ' sod falsehood, conspicuously displayed by the 'andel& and : ow assistance he afforded in rescuing innocent men Nom i r oboreot whlihawaited them as criminals—benevolent o ma le promoting and supporting the numerous charitable woos of every description in the Metropolis—and canvas. woad humane in bit ardent and feeling endeavours to relieve • ti tan and distresses of the numerous poor objects that pre. ppil *metres before him, and to ameliorate the conditions of goinsanate—For the splendour and hospitality with wh'ch ' P sidoi j o ed the exalted character of Chief Magistrate—For • posaptkude in convenii.g, upon every requisite occasion, d Common Council, over whose debat-s be presided • . COBBErrs LIFE—BY 141M8ELE. This day wssimblislted, • Closely prioPed in BvB. (eontainineas mock quantity as a hal:- Frown Palnphist) pricy only SI - or 80 Ceiple. for A:1, SOCIWTY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS: "•-•, . MANUFACTURES, AND COMMFRCE. Aeatruz, Nee. t 3, IPM A LL Persons .- who propose to become Can.liclves Z 1 for the °Mee of Secretary to the Society, in the Ronnt of the late .CHARLE:i 'TAYLOR, M.D. are: hereby deiired to take notice, that therareto attend at the Society on Wedne.thy, the 18th of D: cember, at Six o'clack in the evening, there.tcr sonally to deliver is their Memorirls in their own hand-writ:l;g, and to be ready to answer such questions relative to their sever"( quaffilcations as may be put to them. •N.B. The interests of this Society depending in a particular manner on the proper cSolee of a :secretary, it. is recom . nenikl to every Member of the Society, not to enrage his Vora on the present Vacancy, until the qualiii , ations of the several Caudi• dates shall have undergone Ow conxideratiob of the Society. By Or.ler, THOMAS WOODEALL, Sac pra. tvit. SALES BY AteriON. • • Capital WATER CORN-MILL, DWELLINCI-HOUMIeLbc. WI TWELVE AeRrA of. MEADOW 1..1.Nti. Bi Mr. ROBINS, • At Garrawly's Coffee-hottse Exesan , re-ailey, Cart/sin. Loodok . 'Fo 21, Is:a, at I o'rl t wk. • A VALU ABLE • FitEEIIULD ESTATE, called the :.INK MILL, &twee iu :Ise•ParfAl of Leigh, in the Cranny of Worcester, ncw in t'e r.ccuintion•tf Mr. Bens- t, a yearly ttnant, comprising a newly•crectel Water eirn with Two Pair cif French' g10m.% eaq iron &e. IVeising klachine,, Capita:l43lKr. 11JU ii, ron3 DWELLIND 11OUSk.,Stal•Ie,;, C.:w boost., Cart housr s sad other Garlcr, Nurse)+, courshong.trearly 1400 black Italian Poplars, of ma years srowth s and 'lwslve Acres or rich Meadow Land. _ . • * . _ • THE LIFE of IV I LLIAM CO BB 11 1 , AA , h of The Political ReglAter. 7 .9fritten,hy IIiVASELF. Printed for W. Hone, 55, Fleet-erect, and 67. Old tiai!ey, three door, front I.ttd4ate.bill..Country orders, with retni.:soces by Post, or parrent in. 'rown,.will he intinedistely execu.rt This day was pubrsheil, • • Handsomely printed in s Volumes, Bvo. price £1 4s . boaris4 A new Edition, being the Fourth,. with a Portrait of the Author, irons. an original Picture, of rr Fl E WORKS ill Sir JOSIIUA EYNOLDS, la..y President of the Royal Academy ; containing his Discoutses, Pliers. a Journey to Flanders and L n and his Commentary on Du Fresnoy's Art of vainting ; {whited from his revised Conies (with his la. Corrections and Additions), to which is prof zed an Account of V'e I Ye and N.Vriting- of the,Aait)sor. By EDMOND MALONE, Esq. one of his Executers. Printed for T.Cadell and W. Davics,in the Strand-, Booksellers to the Royal Academy. PASHIONAISLE DANCING, by Mr. ALI EN, 1: privately taught, at No. 18, Sherrard-street,Goldett-ctrare, ' .to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who batik tkver learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. Mr. Att.es'* system of teaching Is expressly studied for those. to whom it is art object to ac g aire easily that fashionable rw• q uisite fdr genteel saiciety expeditiously, privately, and in a superior :style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may !Nam at•a small expense, with a respectable set of pupil., on the public teashlng ever-Jugs. a'rofessors of slanting taught t! e most gam fancy danas, and the super `.'•• p its of the proles. don. The Subscription Assemblies ate every V. iiay. bis rcularly detjralife, as Its s'':%.4.krn It dose to a good tut-Tate-x.4:0, ;old so weir to tha: fi.Li4tzable st;b4ri, I!iivern. _ _ May be viewed by anrlylrg en the Premier, ev7i•te Penton. late may be hal; of Wm. Hand f, Esq and Meeirs.lVeites and Dame, Sr ; the Hop Pine anit &as and Garter inns, Wet ce.;:er; Bush, Bristol; Woke Lioa, Ita•O ;. :wit. I'liel4 10 , 1 1 - 61;ain ; blr Adam 2, tief.o.d; Hat and C itickens. Viro.itiobaryt; 1; G.Porr, ; Georae,Chelterham; King , :144, Glam. ettei; at Garrasiayli Ottiez.i.nttee ; atgl of Mt. itobOts, AV*. wick-.tree',Gohlen-ailuare, London, where a . of Celina,* may be oral. Thieday was published, price Ss. Gd. • A N APPEAL toMEN of WISDONt and_CAN I.li. DOUR. or FOUR DISCOURSES preached Woes the university of Cambridge, in November, 181 5. By the Rev. CHARLEs SIMEON, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. C tacit and V.r. Davies, S, rand, k.erulon: • t• • NVORCBSTERSIIIM V, BETWEEN MALVERN AN:3 woRCLSTER; • Awl a Small Parc in iIEKEIroaD. lii VALUABLIi FR EF.HOt.D I.:‘ l:t Of ONR HUNDRED and FiF I Y - NINE ACRES EligibN IREIDEN:R and OFFICES, AttA4 XA I tD, BARNS, trAsims, and OU r-BUICDINGti, • LAND-TAX k ogE MED. • . Br Mr. ROBINS, Also, by the tame Anther, a new Edition, in Octavo, being • the 'rbird, of I. The EireHomy of the Liturgy, In four discourses, preached before the University of• Cambridge, in November, Iliac. To which is added, Chri.t Crucified; a sermon preached before the University ufCattibridge on Sunday. Mareh'l 7, 1811, peer Ss. &I. 2. Helps to Compocition ; or, Si: Hundred Sktletons of Ser mons, several being the substance of Se rmons preached before t be University. Third Edition, handsomely printed in 5 volumes Bvo. price £4 I V,. titi. in boards, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SW:MI-JILL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. argiagla, moderation, and the strictest impartiality—For wasp's and uniform attention, and the facility of access be er s n o wed, not oily to the Members of this Conti, but to all pkb d M lNlow Citizens—And for the exemplary, indepens oh aid eabhetory conduct of his Lordship throughout the itilatif its Mayoralty, which impaled his Fdfow Citizens, " m ow the Most pointed, and for centuries unprecedented, o mit their sense and approbation of kis Lordship's merit and *test service', by sptintaneously calling upon him to fill the onion of Chief Magritrate of this City the succeeding year. gnotvto ONAMIMIUZLY, Tint the said Thanks he ornamentally written on vellum, by the Town Clerk, properly emblazoned,. framed and pod,and presented to the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor. WOODTI PE. THE LORD EXNIOUTH, a POOL and RING. WOOD new light Day Coach; sets out from the Sas 2cen ' s Head Inn, Snow-H.sil, London, at hal past five o'clock in the morn ng,anl orrisroot the Londoo '1 avert', Pool, roily the same evening; through Farnham, Alton, Alresford, Winchester, it om aey, and Wirsborne. At the reqesest of the Inhabitant, this -coach runs -he a day, from Pool, Wimborne, &c. pre%ionsly. to this: coach starting, passergers wets. obliged to travel by night. Froprietors will endeavour co marl- the patrol:are of those friends who have kindly intl. mated their desire to support this concern. _ _ _ _ At Garraway's Coffee.liouse, Exchange.alrey. CoraUS, To. Mon aow , November 21, it Tersive o'Cluck, w:.:1-known and truly disirnble FltEge HOLD FARM, THE Gra t• Fs: • (In the occupation ot Mr. Taatornr, trout Year to Year) Sia;a:e in the Parishes of Leigh and Cradley, in the O.ninties pi Worcester and lierctcrd. Compris!, g a large and handguns@ Fatn with good Offices, Cetiaring. Ste. with 'Barns - Cow-Honsts, Cart an.l WaggGn Sheds, Hop K , lnt, Cider Drink house, and all miter neces;as y Ortbuildri;s, tngether with ONE HUNDRED AND FIFIY-NINE Of excellent .A ND. must jtmlicusus!y clue.le.4 into. fu.• Meadowi, pastures, and iitiages; Orchards. bealltiftil, eZtLllfiVe, Very productive; Huy Platnatiuns of the chnitest &c. ail in a . hi , 4la state of Cakivation, pit...Mang ties heaviest crops. . . May be viewed by applying on the Prrtnkee, where Pert:ena lets may be tad; of Wm. handy, Esq. ant Messrs. kV4.llel and Dickens:solicitors, the Hup.s'ole,and Star :Ind GJiller 111,11, War crater ; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath ; of Mr. Phelps, Ete. sham; Mr. .idams, Oxford; Hen and Clitakens, ; T. G. Parr, #44. Lie : Gal; Q. urge, Clutenisarn ; ideal, Gloucester.; at Garraway's Coffee House; ai,.i al Mr. Ittshisu, Warwick.strett.Ou s hien-square. where a Wan may he seen. NEW EDI LIONS 1W MR. GISBORNE A S WORKS. I This day was pub'i.hed, in Two large. Vols. 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This coach is litterid.il to accommodate the towns of Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, and vici nity. It will leave Leeds at three o'clock in the aftermon. Pas sengers may conveniently come to Leeds front those pleett, and be in Lend* early . he next'e'vening. - The UMPIRE, a. NEW Li VEKPOOL Light Coach only Mae night en the road , carries four In.ides and four (islislere ' torts out every day at one o',-lock, arrives at Liyerpeoi next even. lag before seven o'clock, by stay of Dunstable, Woburn, Eath 'bury. Northampton, Welton!, Lutterwortb, Hinckley, Ath e e. stene,, LitthOeld, •Stoos, Ridgely, Kuutsford, %lan. fingt on, MS Proioutr. • • Id.' GOdUttel elegant Post Ppm+, throueh EVNGERFORD, RF.-AOINV. SW I .NDO and RAM •410 RY ; saeciut at Seven o'Cloek in.. 'Om thictiitiog; arrives. at Marlborough to dinner—comfortable ! IMeteyance. tor o%ot:evening the West Road. -r.XETER; Plyisiekth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, !Thartnfouth, and Salisbury .New Po.t Coach, every Momitig at • Ste .o'Clook,,through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport,.Biendiord, Basingstoke, mid bagshot. Only one night out between Loudon Plymouth.': . • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Hur*ingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coachee trees Boston to Spilshy, Louth, ilrinishy, ant' ' l -' l . • liATH.uud BRISTOL Flying Post-'.:oart through Chippeto ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every ern : K m ; ar ri ve at M r. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the I.ondon Tavern, TIM. miarstreet, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. water ,Taunton, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, pets out every Morning of Eight &Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes re. markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Rethord, Doncaster, and Ferryhridge, to tit. Golden Lion, Leeds, suit Day, at Noon. Notwithstandhsg the uncommon Expedition of tFis Coach, it is allowedto he the must agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road; befog ur.equalled in Accommodation by any other. Only two guineas inside to Leeds. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, BrownhiU, Thorokill, Sanquhar.Kiin, Cumnoek, Kingswell, and all. Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard through out, sets out every Morning at Hatt-pis: Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadtaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpetb, and Berwick. Passengers ending themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they pkaie,• end then proceed on without any ad. didonal Fare. the BisekSwan,,Coper streer,York, runs Coaches to SuMleitind, Hull, Scaiborough, Whitby, and milks Places: •-• • • ' •• ' • • H • SHEFFIELD and Ro th erham Poet Coach, called th e Rockin• . hem, every morning. • • HULL, Stlrtbeale,lkwidere,`Thorts,. and Domineer Pale Coach, every Morning at half past sal, to the Cross Keys, Mary let Place Hull. ' • • 'HERTFORD, With, ftodeiulon, Waltham Cross, Broxborne, - and Wormley„ each Amy. morph*. KUDGENORTE) anct.Watsall Post Coach, every 'Etenin. *CARLISLE, lidurithvapd .Whitelaven l'ost.Coaeb, goes with Foic.lifittess and a quart! ap the way. • Pailes through Brough, Appletry, preaubridge, 'Richmond, Catteriek, • B.roughbridge; Wetarby, Alierfordi Doncastei, "and Granthiun . (the heart-it way by eighteen miles), Sets ootevery Mornlog, and rrforms thu journey with the 'greatest facility. Vissingeri.ditimed on. the r e ad by business, or pleasure,. have the pet Wier advantage of their seats being secnred in '6 'oaf Ciiach. • .LIVERP99I„., Ito'arrbigton,Ktutsioril,.Stone; anti Litclifield,, Post-Coach, called The Esyte;i," 'Aiiry Evening at •Fite o'Clock, to B. Brotherton's,..Saraceo's Head inn', Dale-street; LiverpeoL Guarded throughout.. - • . WAKEFIELD 'Posi-coach, 'every morning at half.pestslx. • CHESTER and PARKGATE. new Po)t,Coach, Daily. - • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, l'Cirlay.Lonsdale, Bultati,l Chorley, Orntskirk, and • Garstapg Post Coaches , every After noon at - Five o'Cloek.—Gitarded. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarn, new Coach, every. Mornieg, to the George Inn, Sunderland. • ' ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach; to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every At ternoon, at Two o'Clo4, byway of Doncaster, Grantham, anti Stamford. MANCHESTER, Nl'llmslow, Conglet4n, Newcastle, Withal, and Waiverhatatiton Post-Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Sbiffnal Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. . BIRMINCH4M lyletcstry Post Coach, with a Guard, asp out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noots Pastes by Oxford, Enston, and Millstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull -street, Birmingham. .DOVAR, Dea%, Margate, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Faversham, 'dial and Itochester,Post Coaches, morning and afternoon. . and Parcels hooked for the above Coming., at the Now Waco Home Cella, Piccadilly. : 't csfa CASE"OF A 7.4I)III.IEnsAPI. ( h ) t l e C " ' 2 :„ 11 . R idar T t li a lt y may . kiinw what will relieve theist: Vexation aild Affliction b: -aught on, many yoke sire+, Nervous Complaint s, RO.asitior. and 0e:tally: Inuu i!ste quantities of :Vie dickies imnaired hitt Stonntch, and presle....l Acidity-anti Flatu lence, anti a timid 'ea naivetes airectiow, Patnfert, and eujoy9teitt,.l.y.irritathy,w,herriirs Ira a, trepahl , %77-•, and gouty, transb!nt palm ; and-Lig head was cileiosisty 'Atte • . • %inch ldsltites, buzzings, gult.inkss, BM. itt this inisitgalsle gi lie4aelieves, gone il.rough the whsle :siateria be bad recoutsg to Ryiner's,Cartilac and Not vans 1 inr.os; , scen t the daily esc ef . which he obtained mist comfortable reUti. " • N.B. Letters to 7 , 1 r. itynat•r, for ;advice or.ll will duly attended to —Re ate, t:gust, 1615. • • Sola Wholesale and it etal by ?dr. Ryttitrs-Appnitittnent, Messrs. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.)No:.10, Bow Church yard; and-Retail by-Fred. Smith, N0..29, Haymarka; Randall, .Royal Exchange Bacon and . C 9. difur4-strect ; 'N•tabary and Son, 45, St. Paul's Church -yard ;J. Harris; coiner of laid pte-street t and by - every Vander et loat..!nt Mt.dicneos in the United Kingdom, lit battles, at 4s. 6d. 9s. 175.; and in pints, at SS*. by which there is a co4siderable saving. ..01 whom may be.had,price 3s: in boards, Eighth tdition, A Tract upon Dyvpiepsy, or bidigestion, and the Hypochondriac Disease; and upon the• Inflanictiatoty - or Re&UlaT Gout, and the • Atonic, IrryAular,or Flying Gout ; with varioult:ases i:1 1.414141:11 Bilious, l'a y r ic, apd spasmodic Aff..ctions.; Iliscaszo of itelata aolll and Deb ; Broken ('a nstitutiost; Habits impaired by In temperance, Climate, &c. Together with the specitiea•inti,ei the medical.virtues of that extraotalinall :went Medicine, chi Car diac and Nervous l'incture; and of the varknis Liiseascs. and Complaints in which it is administeaed; axd of Ito Duets, EtTact Fee . By .!:mat Rymer, Eut Si quid novisti rectitu istis • • Qandidus imperd, si non his utere mecm—Hot. T() regulsite the human . passions, noc- . .t0 destroy them ; to give them. a proper direction anti a 'duo form, in, stead of vainly attempting to erediewe them trora our nature, ur foolishly and -impiously pretentl;ng to divert them into new cliatt nels--is the business of a rational ineraliry, dictated by the pre cepts of the r arest Religion, and couuntuanced by the couchis;ons 'of the soundest philosophy. It 4 unnecessary, after all that Lac been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms Ali.% !D -elicate those diseases that are brought upon the human hotly , and mind by indulging to excuse in sexual pleasures, and jtariculaily by perseveriog in a pernicious habit too often aegula el at S:itool. It more concerns the private happitia.e of itelividuels the gsmeral prosperity °Mite country, to annattlice to the that from a long ?aid extensive rractice in this particular hr.teelt of the Profession, we can with the Freon st coon fence .assure all Parents aged Guardians of Youth, rid those persons who labour nn&( a general or partial debility and deraegentents, or the NERVOUS SYSTILu, whether produce:l by Ibis habit, of invtterate Soratirric Infection, by intemperate Vying, er tc idence in hot climates, by :wens.: application to study, by inutiodtiate g. or by eseeeser of any kind, that we have it in our power to•t••'.%r tine entirely new nuth•A of core, without the tenadest us • f.f Mcßee xv, which In :lithe varienee and in all the .4.a.,, , e3 of tlicce "coMpl.thiti, has continued to answ.r the most santuiue et: ec:a tioos et Vi•iecits of both Sexes. "I he searneitness and aexlty with which the world has Intl -looted for so meat a desideratum in the comforts awl ing rove. mints of a polished and enlightened age, ae tt.ar of in. :I 4,t shit', t af t et.., and integrity, d voting themselves exclusively t o ;h ese diera et, i evit.e.t,l by the titer applitations tor adii..e and niee diclues we are daily receiving from every quas:erof tile world. In slizlit and t. cow, CiSt,S 01 heeeshm, a rer. feet cure Is completed la the short period of two days ; and 'Awe of the utmost' inveteracy, where other Practitioners havelairad, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment, tesures to the patient a faN and radical ceie. -Str.ctares dt the Ureti'a, front 'ten to twenty years duration, ere by our imperils( method of Aim permanently reutoveti in the course of three Weeks. Patients of either sex May consult us with the greatest honour, seseev, te.d delicacy, at our house, No. 10, fiatton:garcke.— Paneets i .he country, d'ezcriling iticeivure of their ease ); and Itielosthg a remittatte, to/advice aottntedichtes, the same will be sent to all l iars of the world. C,UktR .nil CO., Surgeon., • N 9• 117, kbaittli-Gradikt. N. g. The above important ditv,ivery itt this cure of Sypitylis and Debtlizy, was matured >ty Dr:ruteat, is his hate travels through r ItANCg, NAPLES, aeato).4li, fruit rheum:be has just returned with.some highly itinegstieg,a importent !* A icts spec . OT:g the prewat state pne.-dical to a l e a d r LuziF r :l t t e far ubi ce ic on fi t i le . : Coneztet, which, be is .preparing !treadle oo these eomplaltitst, and iviskia he hurcs to be ibic in a few sweets to publish. ' \ .