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. . ._ • ~;,.. ; • .. z• "V" ' . .. ' \..., .7. . - 0c,f4a0.1 ef-t- . - • .. . f ar . . . . el .. v , . 06- . - .Ir . ilk JI/P,vr —w - • - • • r 3 1:s L 4th:'• P vP • ,ft 0 , 4 7 3 , 4 ''' FRIDAY, DECEMBER ~". 13, . 1816. Paic C irmilsit 9294. .......--...—=--•—•"-- IXTREME D AND ITS vicr m,,, T * MEETING of the COMVPorEE, 12th Mecum. ,IL V • . be Right 140 a. the I.ORD MAYOR is the Chair. iltscote—That the fallowing academe!' be added to the TO CLERGYMEN OR OTHERS IN FRANCE Olt ENGLAND. WANTED. in a Clergyman's or other respect• able Family, not less than thirty miles from London, or In Franc•. Hoard. and comfortable Accommodation for two Sisters, of good Family and connections. An agreeable. mitt cept onabla residence on economical terms will be indispensable. Address, pOst.pild, to Z. A. Mr. Hatcbard's. Picca.lllly. PUBLIC OFFICE, GREAT M ARLBOROUGH STREET, DECEMBER in, 3116. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. OFFICE'OF ! . acm rr 810. T HE PRINCIPAL OFI;ICERS of HIS Afit- JERTr's hcret:ilive That Prop cal; Will be received at their Office in on or before WCEINESDAV, the lath day of DrCembertist. front such Persons as may be willing to undertake ti;e Supply of 1 . -14T3 and CAPS for'S...rviee of this Departmenr, for s re: rind of Mace Yezrs, determinable after the expiratind of the Grit Year, liven notice of three ni.diths, at the option of eithlr • ---- - TORN SE LVEY, otherwise called CouNTRY JACK, 1 Er otherwise WEST COUNTRT JACk, otherwise LONG JACK' stands charged with FELONY. and has abseonded.—Whoever wiU apprehend the said JOHN SELVI'Y, or give information by means of which be may be 'apprehended, shall, upon his being lodged in any of his Majesty's lanais, receive Reward of ONP. HUNDRED POUNDS, Upon applicrJon to Mr. Basso's, at the above Office. JOHN Snorer lately resided in Ivy-lane, Horton, about S 5 Gr 40 years of age, five feet ten inches high, strong bony made, thin fare, Wog Roman rose, a rot acron the bridge ; light brow n hair, thin on the top; stoops to ~is walk, and looks Ike y coach man : had on when he eh:cot:Jed, a black coat and V/AaitCO3t, light corduroy breeches, jockey boots, olive colour gnat cos' with pockets outside, and a p-pper and salt colour great coat over it, with one cape. tie Is wt•l' known by most of th= Coac!ime and Guards; he att.rudt F.tirs au I Horse Races, and is well known at ihriningliam, I.iver;:n.n, and at most of the place. ound the coast, losers Wtt.son, jun. Esq. ilk street. STLFREN WILSON, Esq. Ola M Jewry. Itor.lo3lAN PRATT, Doughty-street. This day was published, ATHIRD EDITION of LETTERS . Written on board the NORTHUMBERLAND and at ,ST. HE LENA, in which the conduct and conyersattune of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE and his Suite, during the voyage' and the Fist months of their residence in that Island, are faithfully described and related Pi!teriii of The Articles may, he vi , :wea applkatfon at Fotra app li ca tions having been received by the Committee i r ing where Clothes should be sent, the Public are respect. k tms:ggetnied, that any articles of Clothing sent to thk Soep.j , No. SS, Brick.lane, Spica Melds, will be carefully disid. ••••=1.1.1....• gabscriptions already advertised, £34,579 11 0 • Stated incorrectly in forties. Adverthernews. GeoTge F. Herlosi, read George Frederick Herbst £5 -0 J o seph► Taggart, read lanes Ma Teggart, 15, Greal ormood-street : 4 torekeepet'l the Tower. ar. 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Sold by Ballwin and Co. Paternotter.rour ; Hatchard, Picca- dilly ; Seeley, Pleet-street ; and other Booksellers. Price as. col. I' s ' In the Preface to this Edition some suggestions are added. tending to accomplish the proposed plan : also some remarks to, the proposition brought forward by Mr. Curwen last Session of Parliament. 'fl:e whole being applicable to the present distress, makes it of Interest to every parish. At Lubbock and Co. Richard Wallington, Xi I, read Richard Wollaston 1 1 At Sansom and Co. G e orge Thacktath, read George Thackrath Lam. ben, Esq. At the Stock Exchange. rot Francis Bowley, read Francis Rally 5 6 21 0 At Fuller and Co. A Mother and her Mesh; ter £lO 10 .POOI.Z. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, At liankey and Co. lie Boys at the Kev. C. P. Burnell School, Croom-bill, Green. 'rich, Lin 13, 6d Sho Strange, Esq. En field sCIO 10 At the Custom Huuse this P.:rt, by Order of the Umlaut-ails the Commissioners of his Nia! i csty's Customs) na Mosou.st, rid December, Ittin, at Tw s Alock in rite Afternoon, H E UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, which have been witted anti legally cor.demned About 90 tlatious BRA h7l.)7ana GliNEVA,st4.•tt tu the pay:. min 01 the Dodo% of Ce•tsns and Excise. 40 Yards lA - MEAD LACE, and 9.4 W ICKER BASKETS. At Barnard, Dimsdale, & Co. Mr. Wan. Priest, Red . . At Chatteris and Co. • 1 1 is Nok" _ Cross•stren 1 1 Mrs. James, of Amen. ham 1 0 Thos. N. Powlett, Esq. Wotton Uuderhtdge 5 0 At Ladbroke and Co. 2 2 i Firth 9 2 ma Firth ---- At Mews. Hoare, Barnett Alia, for Exporta:ion, 32 Silk Shawls, Scarf., U:1(1 I lalllikerdlit46 ; F Kik I .nee Scarfs and I Inilkt.tchit f.; 5 yards plain :liik ; enieSi:k Wolk-trig; to yardr Silk Trimming: sibs. foreign manufactured Choco• late, and 41t pair Leather Gloves. Likewi.e Oar bruken-upIiMLLS and MATE RIALS oia Sma*, and Co. At Currie and Co. Becher, Esq. 5 0 Ord Becher, Esq. 10 10 Mrs.). P. Borough 1 0 Lords of the Treasury. by Command of the Piince Recen:, m- • eond payment 1009 0 George Harrison, Esq. Treasury 10 0 Lady Galway, of Fry sten 10 0 At Banbury and Co. is and Cbarriagton 10 10 At Robarts and Co. eriptien from the AZritorCOilicr, Eut bai House 1 0 0 From the Mansion-House. C. and S. W. 3 01 Domestics of ditto • 9 A. & 3 3 Five Domestic Servants 0 15 George Wont)! 1 1 N. F. 2 0 Miss C. F. Hemming, Deironshlre•st.Queen'i square 5 5 A. S. So. B. A. 10 0 Alva. Blac.k 5 5 Paid by Messrs. Morland, Ranson) and Cr. ••••=1••• At Bosanquet and Co. David Laing, Custom- S •••••••••• At Smith, Payne, and Co. LS. 0 L A. F. 1 1 Wyndham Eq. 31 10 T.B. 1 1 Abinztno; Miss Abington, and Miss *Alta Abington S 3 AN. 10 0 9', Wan, Family, and &runts, No.7o,lligh moo, .123 tss ad Taisho*, Graham and Co. 52 10 Nishirell 3 1 Earl of Buclunahatnshire 21 (1 E. B. 1 0 0 16 Doeuistic Servants of the Grove, Mitchim Thu ooe-third put of Income 'lux Earl of Gantlet A Gift, 10s 64 A Little Girl I. Saville, a servant 0 5 Elder Rob. 0 10 Eagleton and Co. 5 5 H. G. Towsend. Esq. 5 0 Amount of a Fine for nut delivering a Pat cel in time 0 Round O. 1 0 Thomas Collingrklge, jun. 5 0 Fine inflicted for OM• charge of Porterage 1 0 Mr. Robert Hogard 5 0 J. R. M. 10 0 Persons in the employ of Mr. Russ, 110, Bisliursgate.strcet 4 4 Pollard and Richardson tit 0 At Fry and Csaprnan. s. C. Jen. 0 10 0 *4 Ana At Everett and Co. itrs. Bich, ten. Burton meant 25 0 hr Five Servants, £1 se tid Cut. Grant, Esq. Dew itt& • At Price and Co. Et tones Saumarca SO 0 Paßautha, I.c Mesuricr & Co. bonus at the i.undun CulriA•ttottle• l.ud• 9tl At Harris, Fanderson, and Harris. Nathan Jetty!) 5 5 Jamesi.eale 2 2 Dodgson and Harris 10 10 Tae foltCyrieg Sulwriptions were collected in part of a Fund Iti.-nd'ett to be raised by wine Gentlenn-n in the. Silk Trade, IvAd into the hands of Mr. Hale, of Spitainel Is, before it we. known that a Public Meeting would he called at the Mainitin House . lin t s Veee, Nephew, .nd Co .11:10 tt Ina , . and Divest 50 0 ttmenove :Ind Co. 50 0 tituledie Brother. 50 0 A.F.Haltlinund St Sons 50 0 filarant and Ce. 50 0 T. Mine: and Co. 25 0 lks Rtt,ge 5 0 A. Martin 20 0 Rta b and Le Messurki 20 0 `we and Co. IS 0 Ca ar.d Hammond tO 0 11 .flicho4o:. and Co. 20 0 Itanghton and. Cu 10 10 Samos, Pallister and 5 LOockikey C .) Ott 141 and Co. 5 0 a*tl son 5 5 larlts :0 0 41 13. LK. :V 0 Rtinid Lea, t 20 0 ;..toket and Sons 20 0 Wilson, and Co. 2.0 0 Winn) and Moore 20 0 nalary and Revd 20 0 Awns and Co t 0 . &Co. 20 0 li e I .at—ny 1 :0 • ...ta bli.ete and Co. 20 0 atsti Co. •20 0 a•: t . 50 0 Drakes; and Co. 20 0 1 -t;l,Siiers, and Co, 20 0 A L WI, Atkinson, & Co, ‘ . O 0 aid R. Iriltby 10 10 A• Herron and tt.r.:s 10 10 Ykes and Co. 10 0 I £4184 0 sttvensov and Co. 10 0 • 1 1 .. Sutv-tipttati . s are received at th e Mansion Ho'sse; at ;0 Ie s; by Santnel Hoare, po. Trvarolly CY ail the —ribuse; sink at all the liankers In L o ndon and 4.restminider. it is requested that eurnmenieationii addrouezd to this spy b e sent t; , S am uel Hoare, jun. Treasurer, Loan ; sets Simnel Woods, Homan Seaviarrs Georr i'AsLotabatil•Sttecio At Doreen and Co. A Friend :o the Die- crew,' kosymoui honymoua 5 5 5 5 It 0 CocEn and Saunders £5 5 J. J. and E. Reynolds 10 10 J. Bir lin 10 0 Gee. Belllnee 5 5 Ss. and J. Wilson In 10 Hpuon and Co. 10 10 Wm. Lynes 10 10 J. Gibson 5 5 J. Perrell 5 5 Downun and Co. 5 0 Bore and Co. 6 0 J. Flqwer 5 0 I*. 11. Jackson end Co. 10 u (Mimeo and Co. 5 0 Carr aid Dodgson 5 5 ' sawyer and Co. 5 0 E. Prater 5 0 Buck and Co. 5 0. Woolley 5 0 J. J. Coster 5 0 10 0 Wm. Mad.litk Forsyth mu! 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Stock-brokers, respectfully acquaint the Public, that they have on Sale a • variety of ICKETti awl SNARLS for the NEW YEAR'S STATE 1.0 re TERM, to be Drawn on the site January, ISt 7.—'l he Scheme iia4 been ftarind agreeably to the wishes of the Public., and ger• truly containing Two Pr.zes of 20,000 Gtilneas, two of 5; AO, beside. Fifty-nine Prizes et 1,040 Guineas to zo, and the lowest Prise Li 7.—To he paid to Sterling Money as soon as drawn.—poly 14,000 licliets —AI Orders by Poet or Carrier ex. Luteil with fkielnytuul dispatch. 140 STOCK PRIZES—ALI. STERLING MONEY! NINE ry.nious t ND GUINEAS! !I SWIFT and Co. kir? selling 'l:z Tickets and Shares of the present AU:St pnr u!:tr 1' I'F.RY. at their for lica:c Offices, No I I, POULI RY GLARING Caos:; aad No. sf ALOCIAT6 H.IO3II4YREET. • The Drawing begins en the 21s' J.t.stuei lilt ; tot Scheme ke been formed agreeably to the vvi , h...s of the Publi , and co , .•ai. • Two Gratil Ptiv's ui en.ntt.. Giuneas each ; beside, uptvliehi Forty other Capial-, all in ttWneas. Mere than one third Mf ele small Prizes art l'wets: y -five Ga:sitat each—art none of less vaStut data 217 each. SW . IF t' and Co. bad the pleaeure in the lut Lottery of selling to the Public the folluwiag Capita:l, iu Shares, at their Fortur nate °flicks, via. ----- ----_ , _ No. 2,658 a Prize of 5e.../0,000 • 15,4 9 . is Paseo( 401009 747 a Prize of X5OO Also, 5.742 a Psis.. of Xitto • And Nos. 153, 1940, 21389, 3583, 5124, SROB, Prices of RICO each, In the iunderkuld Bridge Lottery, drawn with the I.ass Ststo Lottery, on the 31st October. . - AG RicuLTURE. Notwithstandit”T all onr boasted improvements in Aerie°lmre within these few years, it may be ques. tinned whether any thing like a due share of attention. has yet been paid to this lirst and most essential!. source of comfort and flakiness. It we may credit a well. informed individual, who would not willingly im pose on us, that rizh province of the new Nether landish Empire, 'bog called Holland, has, it.is said, during the last twenty-five years of the crimes and' tellies of France, and of the' fears and waves of England, greatly improved in Agriculture and pro duction ; so much that its crowded population c a n no t consume more than . 66 one seventh part of the total produce of the well Managed soil of their territery." If this be a correct statement it deserves much refic. don, and leads to many considerations. The first of manufactures, because the most im portant and essential to us in its products and uses, is the manufacture of the soil. The most ancient, ho nourable, and powerful of all machines still,' and the 'most economical of human labour, is'. the plough, moved by the brute and quiet force of the patient oz. ' which, when he has shim his labour, may be fatted for the knife. May not the policy be questioned then which leads people to. give a preference to the corn= devouring !terse, whose carcase is of little or no use to the community ? From our soil, if we manufacture it aright, and repay the toil of those who cultivate it, we can have food, raiment and habitations, good liquors to sup. part and to cheer, stone, fuel, pottery, china, glass, and :all the useful metals, play-houses and halls, bridges and palaces, colours and painting., churcho a nd penitentiaries.—What more do we want, bus sugar and tea, coffee and wine, which Europe, Asia, and America, are glad to exchange with us- for a little of our surplus produce of ingenuity, skill, and machinery ? Aod of all this, too, we have means enough. as in Holland, For more than twice the num ber of the present inhabitants of these Islands, with a fair suficiency for every one who is industrious, eco nomical atd prudent; and for the young, belt le they should labour ; for the aged, when they should rest from-their labours of half a century. When the difficulty of the passim' hour is referred to, let it be remembered that at thissime 281ba. of ex. cellent potatoes can still be had for Is. W. so that good food is not -yet difficult to procure. The stout hearts and nobles courage of maay of the brave men of Salamanca and Trafalgar*. Waterlro and Algiers, were nourished sutsitfMmedon the sus tenance of this good root, now iwinlah pseelleace of (pear and great abundance in thissestropolia. ae :d at rose .100 end 'Cu i of P t the sad ered )ack Fere ry mr ol l r. Oa;