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' • • riled with the enchanting intik...and amiable hearts of ' • • • • .:. love, an maxillary winch-can belghteu their pow er . of .--.----•-• ,m•s__.--..=._..,-- ---- . , . , e .------. • • teen certainly be a valuable acqtdOtion and append age N iletrafiß 66042 j ' WiTin -- 1 7 5 -- - • ..- . , . • . SOLOMON'. ABSTFR.GENT LOTIO: - .......- . ng the exterior obftru aloft from the rein, be , opens the intim:tient+. pores in` th e f ur f ac . lis of and affiltenature in eaaelling the noxious bus lei lb id, which would otherwif e , by being forcedbecome the caufe of many tan:groats difeafet stook, Matthews and Leigh, IS, Strand, and m o 000 to renter, __ and Medicine Venders in the 'Crated King, .oitage of all letters to Dr sotemen,Liverpo TEIV • is fee, Tea 6d. inclof t d. g• in a , Nis. . cuing royielf a regularly edu cate d the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS . Malin • nk itiecurnbent on me to Signify, that nt, ollege of Surgeons, as well as Certificate's tett& err and various Viefeffurs under w h om I Rudeßuden. Y GAM' ..-,-...- • , Midwiftcy i have been for years placed hi I MO. ••••••• pet to the infpedtion of any one who hang defireua of fah examiCation. IN YEA as I have aligned all nther PraCtica l'reatroent of Vet-maze'. Cu as eteierrs an d I s not till I had experieoce as a n Army Surgeon it itioner, that I thought Myf e lf juftiflod in the p a uliar branch. The concentrated force of th ben direfted to a particular point, mutt oar r. - 1 in the circle of its own aelion,aud along tooth elded proof, , dat, my efforts lave not bee n k I ers than advantageous to myklf. refs and the mifery which• arifelaun a certain fo pernicious to fchoolboys, have been frequent he tnoralifts of the age. But it Is the duty , 1 r, when caned upon, to relieve facia fufferinga I ce ; and it is tbe acquirement of my exclofi, 7 , line to offer in every fuck ca f e a fife and ca • t. mi cafes of deficiency produced by fr ee li v i ng, re fi rat sates, or too much indulgence of fedudiive Paffi t Venereal Complait ts, early application inform rc. But in the molt complicated Cafes of Di t ar d by fever or Diforders of the fyftem arifing I dim; fotne perfeverance is indifpenfably req. oa. anon of the Coaftitution and r e it erat i on In ile,a t all cafes with either fez, th e taloa inviolable k - ud theterms of remuneration are plainly Rata lES eve. MARTIN 13REE, Member of the Royal College o f S urgeons i n I blkil No. 29, Arundel-hreet. Strand, near Tempi an additional entrance in Water-area adjoinin raw town or country are exp e Cted t o con t a i n a 17'sit se pt RENOVATED HEAL t't4-. • - 7 - , Sc r; ,rasp )eg k been too frequently the fubjee of lel I that 1 reprobation that men deftitute o f the dere r tBO I art, have offered thendllves as candidates for n the prokinon -of playfic. For the purpok of Cap o adult of our audios and experience, aryl to p ing doffed among thole empiric. whole impudel Prize i • ye, unfortunately for fociety, been too f a v o u r i beg leave to tuba& to the liberal and =light -,- - tenant of our purfults and acquirements. After 1 43 •••• regular medical education as the pupils of Medea z Ard, whore itiftures an 4 practice we carefully 9 ' lam and furgeons of the London Hofpital, wee I ..rer , s itudents in that jaftly celebrated fehoot fox m .. err` a. the Royal Coll e ge of Edi n b urg h, and were in , iffaent branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the them as " Phyfic, Chaniftry, Midwifery. Botany, ice.. E 4 - e f . - t profeffors, Drs. Morro, ( army. Black, lan fir 4 Rutherford. We truft we toad not be deems .....a' „in Laying that our proficiency and acquiremans a awl oe P . Me* Having for a bog (cries of years made vet „ or' , and the various ettfeafea of DEBILITY, the part .ur Radial sad prodtice, it will, •we bope, be all ay re' are acquired faperior kpowiedge of their treat • • ivr In tight and recent cafes of infection, a perfo .se Is -, Is completed in the short pedal of two days; the muted inveteracy, where other pradtitioners weed • ceefs, a proper perfeverance in our pan of treats .I '-' the patient a fafe and radical cum .• tee the melancholy variety of diforders whi c h are th e e !la .. tong and moft unhappily purified by the youth of a t' ...' are note more alarming or mere diftrelliag than 4 and debilities which frequently prevent or end . riti - anial Rate. To fueh p e rf ons it mu ft b e a contain ..ral P r know that they may now. by a new and i n f a lftbk s , the .. -a t, be reftored to that greateft of all hum an bl e fl it y and - nly, and vigorous conftitution. In a ll ca k e o f d e b -4 Oft , ' ever caufe arifing, as well as in every fpecies of a , staled' on, we may be confulted by patieuts of either fez fecreey and honour. Hours of confultation at h • three, and from fix In the evening till ten at night. iu the country are requefted to Rate th e part:hada an y se" quer age, and general habit of living, & e . & c . i nc la r ~ • for advice and medicines, when the fame will he g 4 ny part of the kingdom. T o en f ure that feerecy fe our undertiking, the pottage of letters may be ad+ .. t for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. r 26. rBc6. No. to 7, Hatt?, Gardna. • YLUit,hurgeon,No. 9, New Bridge. ilreet, London, lEdinburgb, May a, don. fpring of 1 794 I was afilided with a Venea ompLaint which I treated with indiff erence fa -eft ut was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,wha orary flop to the virulence of the pink (by snencu , Lion) for Tome time; but growing, In fpfte of An end* the advice of the firft Gentlemen of the ?acuity hat, work, for two years, I was reduced to a Rate elate* d and beyond dere ription , being an entire teperand vice , head to foci. My head, throat, mouth, ode, leis, , ave been alternately in danger of becoming Wilds r-. have had from an to 3o eating ulcers on my body, and Ily deprived of fight. - It would be voluminous to pare 11 my cale-fufficcait to fay, there raver was, or ems a a more dangerous or of a more complicated se as long looked upon by my friends, and imagined =r ail hopes of recovery, and, indeed, in my then area was preferable to my more than miftrable Rate. to tile , anon did I drag a aloft miferable exifteoce.tilliknuat a threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe elf Plymouth-my friends read it, I could not I fee; • lane of your Leasn's P Pats, which, bee time to time, am now, and have long been, (after mesa year indeferibable diftrefs), in &spode Rate of heal* joyed ; as a proof of this, / had a fine,thrieing,tical born to me i few months ago. In gradtade to Goa - of rendering my fellow-creatures tervice, I :eland lb this ; and you may at any time refer peefons, wiw fatisfied of the truth of this, er further particular., OP riends, by letter or porton. ca for bednefa will ever equal mine, and nonce:coed , experience, every rearm to allure mankind, that an is PALLS they will find a Lure, fpeody, fafe, and radl• • and fold the Sole Pr Ir. by opriadri.sl•llA: Tail.", the Royal College of Surgeons In London, at his himfo. Bridge-ftreet ; where he will give advice, wit/meta - ns taking there Pilo, and will anfwerpatients later% on the fame terms. obferving In all cafes the not in ocy, DO perfon's name .r cafe having been anensienOlL own particular requeft, by the Proprietor. during tin . e than 36 years, that he has had the cteadutalog of tale of the above Medicine, and the predict arifing alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience et at a diftance, by Mr. Baxter, South-hi idge. Edinburgh. • .e, printer, Olafgow, to whom silo Mr. F. refers far I at the Perfumer's, No. 3e, St. Ailattes-fireet, Pet&- itobertfen's Toy-thop, No. to 3, Oxford.itrect; Sir 'a. No. a, Fifb ftrect-hill, nearly appetite the Mona. Steen, book& lier, No.;, Union-row, Little Towen. allwell's, Dublin ; and by oaeptrfon io every confider- Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only *Ltd up with full arid plain Iklaglione, .wherein %dam may cure thenitelves with gate ged feernry. .. .. . Printed and publiiked by LBITAL ila t ior, (4f f' lace, Lambeth), at rite SresoCgrirsen. le ' aleland al:e at the firna-Quatta--' TARATRRR/ c AL, DRURY- LANE. ON MONDAY NE T, JANUARY s, will he 'eked a Play. called THE POINT OF HONOUR. • 1807, 4DMIRALMOAFTCI4 Dampier 19, 18.6. Nahcp is her* gives, tint a 816 Gy er ag d AM - ANTED to kent, for a T e r m of Yeari, an et , -; AM r anee Wareti Bowe c o t t, flowed l! l z ra rteen k .ll . ree or t.:eltl-rlb e n r Met n 2-.l ' 4 " r aal Gad Ddi " r Y. ' qi Cat "" amis- I ouritood. —An Perro baoh Y r d ifint ion@ to cllfpanse t sr . tal oath NW goo, urithin fir Pw i laien" VIP* Adeoirok, of Bar j ply immediately to PAriffro F. and & Poynter. Colenroi imit, will k Add 'office 11all, ia Ms Old , Loodro, or I 73411, she MI of laser, and, a lies easel l a the Mira. WILLIAM .111ARSDAN: After which. a New Comic Pantomime, caned THE ENCHANTERS. This Evening—The Child Of Nature; aitk Tad!; mod the New Pantonihne. A RICH LOTTERY. TIMETS and SHARES are felling, in a variety of Number., at DikUMMOND's OP FIC 11, N. SS, FLERT-Sr.taiT, where Prizes In former.Lottaries to a great amount Woe been Stared, fold, and regiftsred.. loya, DRUMMOND acquaints his Friends and t h e P u bli c, t h at t he f o l.. flnalifums ventured, viz. 4 , t. .1 6 o MAY OAIN 4 1875 0 0 I ...Aft' 6 . -- 3750 _0 0 P I 1 0 ............. 7,3 00 0 0 L'-' l9 2 O. .......,,,, 15,000 0 0 19 16 " 0 .--.... 30,000 0 0 Cliftfpanclaus aceolhpanying their orders with retnittanees. WOW meta oo the fame term.. as If prefent...—.Letters (poftpMd) 11:;818fweeed.--Governman fecurities bought and fold, Amu& 1111,401bei Reif/tared at 6d. per Number. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT•GAAPAN. ON MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 5, 0(4, will be adied the Comedy of • THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE. MIS day was pabllded, In One Viinnse, Royal Limo, - price 4s. boards, II New EDITION Of A. NEW COLLECTION of tNIGKAB, CHA RADES, TRANSPOStrIONS, ate. • Piloted for Longman, Harlt, Rees and Orme, Paternofter4s, and 1. Carpenter, New Rond.ftreet. Thi s g ull i ng ... T he Merry Wives of Windfor; with the New Pantomime This day waa ignialithect, in Two Volk Oaavo. price skin boards, a Naw EnrreAtn of itiRCHEOLOGIA GRJECA ; or, The ANTI. QpITIEII of GREECE. By JOHN parna, D. D. fate Arabi** of Cantesimry Printed for Longman, Hurd., Rees, and Orm e • and G. Robin- Con, Paterrkofter-row ; Craton and Martin, Holborn ; Lacking ton, Alien. and Co. Finibory (pare; W. H. Loma. and Mori* &ems, and Delg, EdinbattiL - , . IMAM LOWSILX. .r 's ftize• .t C 364202 S s illiness' tivuell 1 aopoo s - v.v.\ tow 3 mm 10400 11 5 00 &e... Ate. &e. A. FM-drawn Ticket 20.000 L S WIFT and Co. No. tr, P ou l tr y, an d N o . 121 Charing•Crofs, by whom the PIA Drawn Ticket in. the kit Lott ry. entitled to to,oool. was fold in Shares, have alfo fold, amongft many others, the following (all Flrft drawn Tickets) in the kw preceding'Lotteries, viz. N 0.6,791 £ ao,eoo 1 3110. 9.36 a £ 10 .0 80 I, - No. 7.157 4 toirx) , • 8,041 - 10,000 20,952 IO,COO The Tickets and Shares of the prefent Lottery are felling at the ebeeeoilleca, in great variety. Begins Drawing 13th January, 1807. day wap pubfillied, In One Volume limo. price 0. bound, The fifth &Woo, correclid and improved, of -HISTORICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS, for the Ufa of Young People ; with a Selec tion of Britilb and General Biography, &c By R ICHMAL MANGNAL. Printed for Longman. Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoiter-row; and John Hurfi, Wakefield. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, • Half an Hour's Lounge; or Poems, in poft Bvo. price 3%. fewed. This day was publillsed, in One Volume, limo. Price 3s. 6d. bound, THE CHILD'.' MONITOR ; or, Parental In- Rrudtinn—in Five Parts—containing a great variety of Pro. greffive Leflous, adapted to the cornprehenfion of Childress, and calculated to inftrudt them in Reading, in the ufe of Stops, in Spelling, and in dividing Words into proper Syllables; and at the fame time to give them fume knowledge of Natural filftory, of the Scriptures, and of (even/ other fublime and important fub jedts. By JOHN HORNSFY, Author of a Short Grammar of the Engiiih b uguage, and an THE LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICES !!! J. BRANSCOME and Co. Proprietors of No. it h ZOLBORN. 37. CORNHILL, and 38. HAYMARKET. WHERE Tickets and Shares are now felling, re commend an immediate purchafe in the preent Grsrd STATE LOTTERY, that begins Drawloi the 13th of Neat Month, and which contains:note Capital Prizes for zspoo Ticket% than were ever known. The above Proprietors beg leave to offer to the public attention the following great fueces that has attend ed thdfe numbers fold by them in the Lotteries for 18os and tBo6, which were divided in 267 different Shares of Capital Prises, namely No. I 119 a Prize of Laspcm No. 4071 a Prize of £5,000 7.717 sopa% 3 poo 7,686 20,020 I 7,915 2.000 11.643 scoa 16, 80 t 2.300 9.219 20,400 24,699 1.033 45 6 . 20 , 000 • 1 7 , 477 "• s,oco 13.747 10,000 3,330 7,000 Likewife, Twelve Prizes of sooL &c. and where the Ern 3opooL Prize ever lured was fold. lutrodudtion to Arithmetic. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter•row, and Widen and Spence, York. This is one of the beft conceived and molt pratlically ufeful publications fi r Children that we have teen. Tl.e title page rum ciently expinins the Intelligent author's plan and defign, And we can Chicly affure our readers that be bas executed them with equal doll and fidelity.—.Anti-Jacobin Review, Dec. zga. THE STUDY OF CHIPORAPHY SIMPLIFIED. Tkis day was publiased. price Three Shillings each, with'the full allowance to Schools, iIEGEOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOK, Part I. T Confifting of FIF TEEN OU TLINE MAPS of the Quarter: and principal Countries in the World, including three ancient Maps, engraved of a competent Size, and printed on Superfine drawing Paper, for the purpofe of being filled up from any ordi nary Maps, by junior Charts of Students of Geogriphy THE GEOGRAPHICAL COPY-BOOK, Part H. Confifting of the Lines of Latitude and Longitude accurately drawn fur the fame Set of Maps, deigned to be filled up by the S en i o r Claire. of Students of G eography, or by chore who have previoufiy filled up Part I. • By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. A moment's infpeetion of theft Copy-Books will [peat more in, their praife than a volume of commentary. A grown Perfoo may by means of them become a proficient in Geography in a few weeks, and a young l'erfon at School may acquire more correet ideas in a few months than could be attained in a whole life with out inch exerelfe. In a word. thefe Copy Books, and the other Works of the fame Author. Itrip this Science of all difficulty or myftery, and place it in all Seminoles on a level with the Arts of Reading and Writing, sad with the Elemao . ts of Grammar and Arithmetic. Printed for RICHARD-PHILLIPS. NO. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars, atici to be had of all BooldeLlers and Dealers in Boots, with the full allowance to Teachers and &hook Of whom may be had, by the fame AUthor, forming the completeft Courfe of Geography for Schools and Young Pcsfeas that ever was prepared, fhc GRA sawn a of GEOGR A ray,including the Ufe of the Globes, with numerous qtueftions, kzercifes, and Maps, Price Half a Crown, bound in rtd. PON/LA& GILOGRAPHY, Or, the interefting Features cornice:led with the Knowledge of all Nations and Countries, illuttrated by Sixty-fix Copper Plata, and forming the malt entertaining Volume extant, price its. bound. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FRIDAY, JAN. 2. THE NEW REVIEW. Thls day was publilbed, price half•a-trown, To ba continued Monthly, forming Two Volumes, at the grofs annual Eve= of 1 !Arty Shillings, T HE OXFORD REVIEW ; or, LITERARY CENSOR, for January ziloy ; containing Analvfes, firiti cifrns, and Opinions of NEW BOOKS, finglifh and Fordgn, written By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. The Contents of this Brit Number will belt befpealt the Variety, the Completettefs, the Novelty. and the Promptitude, which it is intended nun fupereminently charaderize this new Critical JournaL Contentsof No. I. TUEOLOWY. POLITICAL ECONOMY. VanMildert's Boylean LeCtures Jarrold's Differtations on Min .Vaughan 's Addrcfs RURAL ECONOMY. Chateaub , land's Demonftration London's Treatife on Country Cambridge's Charge Refidencies, Ste. Burgefs's Pufthumous Sermons MISCELLANIES. Proud's ljnitarLn Dodlrine re- Maddocks's Letter futed Waddington'sLetter to Tierney Cox's Addrefs to Diffenters Styles's Way on the Stage inaisrsuoince. The Farmer's Account Book Laces on Civil Milo!), Coed's Plan of Taxation Abridgment of Nif Prius 'nation LITERATURE. Plowden's Law of Tytbings MEDICINE. TORIES'. Willan on Vaccine Inoculation Ahmed ValEf Effendi on the Arnold on lanky Monuments and the Truths PRILOLOOY. of Historical Memoirs Salmon's Evenings at Southlll SPAIN. Curfo di gitimaca general op- ISTOGRAPhiIr. plicada a lam Artes I.ife of Wafhington Memoirs of Hutebinfon GERMANY. Statiftifnben Umrtfs der Sam- Napoleon and the French Peo- Pk mtlichen Europfdfchen Staa - ten - . ARCIMOLO.IT• The Archielugla, Vol. XV. HOLLAND. MOTAGMS AND TRARILLS. Verhandcltng over den InStied, Helms' Travels TRADC AND comstrace.• Bibliothers Critlea .. Young's Weft India Common TRANCE. Place Book I.stsres Inediteide Mirabeau Tn. DRAMA. Hiftorie desGuerres des Gaulois The Vinclidive Man et des Francois en Italic Dimond's Adrian and Orrila Lettres fur lr,Vslals, &c. Hook's Tekeli La CoiumbellSeffagere NORM!, AND ROMANCER. Tableau Synoptique des Mine- Lewi.'s Feudal Tyrants MLR Armitrong's Anglo. Saxons Des Rapport. de la Medicine POETRY. avec la Politique Scott's Ballads Voyage en Italie et en Sidle, Herber isMifcellaneous Poetry SLe• Oxford: Printed and publifhed by Ratter and Mundiy, High- Itreet, fold by J. Dei*hton, Cambridge ; J: Hatchet* SyMo9sl., Phillips, Riebardroes, and all edict Bookfellers in London ; and (applied regularly al.b the other Monthly Publications by alt Bookfelicrs, NeMfMCIS Polmafters, sad Dealers is Books to every part of th e *Will Empire. . a - ,42,1 .." ' . IL • . 141 IR/L*l2; lar #ge bodies of whom are marching from Dalmatia to Indy, &risme-returning to 'Aria, where a reannidable army is &trembling 'under Gene ral Marmont, Commander in Chiif in Dalmatia. • IritALSUND;.DitaMBER. 6. . . Every: thing is yet quiet upon our borders ::feien thouland French troops, 'under the command of Gt. seral Michaud, forming the advance guard of Gen. Mortier's .army; have, it -is (aid, this day,engseed Ribnitz. A number of the Swedith troops, who were made prifoners at Trawermuitcre, haie been lucky enough. in their way to Spandau, to makelheir efcape, and arrive here daily. Thole who reached Spandau were iinmcdiately fent off from thence to Mayence. • • COPF.NfiAOSN. DEC. ..it nsenon- with the vett. of thi Swedah troops, inegisnests ear guards in Stock:Wm have received orders to march. A report is current here, that fe versa fail of the line arc to be fitted out for immedi•, ate fervice. Within there lift days, a numberof can , non have been mounted on the .vamparts of the Cal. tle; and the guards there, as well as in the port, have been reinforced. ` BERLIN, DECEMBER A. Yederday his 'Excellency General CLA ILK!, Go vernor of Berlin, reviewed the corps of General Ou dinot, compofed of grenadiers and light infantry. This corps, which has jun asrived in this city, is in a perfed 'date of difcipline, as if they had juft left a gatrifon in time of peace. There arrive here daily, as well from Italy as from France, regiments of cavalry and infantry, both from the depots and confcripts. All thefe troops proceed by various routes to the Grand Army. The 4th regiment of Cuiraffiers, arrived from Italy, were ,reviewed yederday ; they are commanded by Gene ral D'Efpagne. More troops are yet expelled from Magdeburgh. The letters from Poland Rate, that •the Ruffians arc already retired fifteen or fixteen miles on the other fide of the Vidal& As the Ruffians continue to re treat they avoid every battle, and confeqttently the events of the war in Poland are uninterefting. 'I he fabricators of news, who with to amufe their readers, make their reports equally abfurd and difgufting. TRIESTE, DECEMBER 4. We yederday received intelligence that Cattaro had been given up to General Belleprde, in conse quence of a convention concluded with France ; this for trefs will be provifionally occupied by Aufirian - troops. • PARIS, DECEMBER. 10. • A letter of the &Raider of War, of the 24th No vember, addreffed to the Prefeastf the different_ de partments, informs them% that the Prufflan prifoiers of war are-to be employed to g.ive additional attivity to mandiaures, and fupply the want of hands for the various operatiobs of agrieulture. Several Pie. felts have alto adopted the refolution of employing them to mend the crofs roads, and thas to render them ufeful to the State. Four merchantmen which failed from French ports, are arrived fare in Naples, although they were part of this voyage chaced by an En&liih brig. Troops are continually marching from the interior of France to reinforce the army of referee, deftined for the occupation of the conquered countries. PARLUMEIVTART PROCEEDINGS. Mr. CALCRAFT gave notice, that he would on Monday nest move that the Order of the Day for the loth of February, for taking into confidential the Petition complaining of an undue re turn for the City of Dublin he difeharged ; and that a more &Rant day he appointed for confidering the fame. Mr. SHAW felt it neceffary to apprize the Right Honourable Gentleman that he &add certainly oppofe fuels motion unlers grounded upon the molt fatisfadtory rations. He willsed in general for reafonable difpeteh in Ell cafes of controverted eleCtions ; but in the prrfent inftancelse was peculiarly aPSIOIII that no unnealtary delay mould retard the deal= be had fuch reafon to anticipate. Mr. CALCRAFT was as much an enemy to unnaeffary delay as the •Honourable Gentleman. When, however, he made his motion for a further day, it would be thee the time to Rate thc grounds upon which he relied fuck motion. At prdent he rofe merely to give the neceffary notice. Mr. VANSIT CART brought up the Malt Duty Bill, and a Bill for continuing to his Majefty certain dada on Knfions and Places; Etc.—Read kverally a &it time, and ordered to be read a forted dine to morrow. COMMITTIII OF SUPPLY. On the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the Houkrefolved it fell into a Committee of Supply, Mr. Hobhoufe in the Chair, it was moved sire, by the fame Gentleman, that the Accounts of Exchequer Bills received yefterday be referred to fame Committee. Mr.VANSITTAR 1' then moved that t0,300,0c01. be railed by Loan or Exchequer Bills, for paying off and difcharging Ex chequer Bills now outftanding and unprovided for, railed for the Service of Great Britain for the year tBO5, amounting to the fun. of todoo,oool —Agreed to. • Mt. ADAM, according to notice, moved, that the Order of the Day for Tuefday the 3d of March, be difeharged, and that the confideration of the Petition from Linlithgow be deferred from bid day to Thurfday 19th Mareb.—Ordered. Mr. WHITBREAD deferred bis motion relative to poftponirg the eJailderatioo of the Thetford Petition to Monday next, of which motion he bad given notice yefterday. Upon the Nottingham Petition being prefented--. Mr. SMITH Paid, that that day being the Taft for receiving filch Petitions, the time was, of eourfe, as affecting all prefented upon that day, unufually Ibort, the diftance too of Nottirg:%kni, from London, was cr:fiderable. He Should hope, therefore, that theft two eircumftances might reafonably claim the. indulgence of a d;f tant day.—. Ordered that Paid Petition be heard on the aid of Jan Petition from Shaftefbary to be heard the 3d of March. CuUrofs , --.This Petition to be heard on the 24th of March. Guitdford Petitietu to be beard on the sth of March. • Laneafter Petition to be heard on the toth of March. Taunton to be heard on the fame day. Milboornport to be heard fame day. Two Petitions from Honiton—both as the it stli of March. Two Petitions from Chrift Chnrcir—both tp be heard fame agy. There were four other Petitions preCented relutive to Elcalt r.• concerning which Petitions 11.4 already been received, al ii e, s . freed for confilwing the faun..-Dublin,Shrewibury, Glafitow, r., 1 . Malmfbury—Ordered to be heard on the fame drys as thole kri.rr : to,which they feverally related. The Eaftlon Petition—to Sc heard on Tuardyyjigarelt u•th. The Newry Petition—fame day. F.d nburgh Pctidon—lobe heard Tharfday, 04March. Ordered, that ibis Hon& do refolve Wolf luto a Commi•rce • ( Wayrand Moans ott M4aday nat.—Adjourned. trawl tv. f. FASHIONABLE DANCING AND MIIOC. A LLEN and PRINCE privately compleat La 3. dies and Gentlemen of any age, who never learnt, or not in the modem Style, at No. to, Sberrard ftreet, Golden fqnare, and No. to, Great Alls-ftreet, Goodman's Fields. Their Plans ex garikh hoc shots who with the acquirement privates, psditious, and Nimble to petfons of rink and billion. 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DICKSON, M.D. - - Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture. Printed fur RICHARD Pn it ttrs, Bridge {treat, nlaekfriars, and to be had of all Bookftllers. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET. THE 13th of THIS PRESENT 114ONTH the NEW YEAR'. LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. Pith!. of £30,000 are £6opoo 20,000 40.000 $ - 10,000 - 20,000 3 • 5,000 - IS ,000 5,000 500 - 44v0 100 • 2,000 50 - 2,00 20 - 1014300 SO 40 Sltoo ' 25,000 Tickets. £ 2 5 0,000 Capitals Determinable : Firft-drawn Ticket, tit day L 20.033 Ditto • 3d day ropoo Ditto • sth day 33,003 Ditto • Lait day 3.000 •INTERFSTINO QU ESTIONS: Is there any other poffible mody which I may gain from a Rake of 26 Shiliings only (the price of a Sixteenth Share in the above great Scheme) 'beady Two Thoufand Pounds ? Have I tio ambition to make my fortune by a mode of adventure, where the loft is trifling, but the gain may be great ? TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale. At all the LICENSED ,LOTTERY OFFICES. And by their AgimU in the Country. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE HAMDDRGH AND ALTONA PAPF.R.S. NUREMBERG, DEC. zs. Ourgarrifon is under marching orders. The Duke of Saxe Gutha is, we uncles-113nd, to airtime the title f Grand Duke by confent of his Majelly the Empe rorof the French, and to obtain a confiderable ad dition of territory. STUTGARD, DEC. so. , The Fruffian General of Foot, Prince of Hohen lobe Ingelfingen, is arrived at the Principality of Hohenlohe, attended by two French Officers, where he is to take up his abode as priionerof war. His Majeßy has received the official intelligence of the farrender of Glogaw. The Governor, Lieut General Van Kheinhard, capitulated on the tit of December, and furrendered the fortrefs to the French General Van Damme. The garrifon con fitted of goon men, who laid down their :arms on the 3d of December, and were made prifoners of war. &fides an abundance of provifions and ammunition, too pieces of heavy artillery were foand in the place. . POSEN, DECEMBER if. The head quarters Rill remain in this city. and his Majedy the Emperor holds frequent deliberations on the ailminiftration of this country. Deputies of the Nobility are arrived here from Warfaw,' headed by M. Gorakowiky, Chief Chamberlain of Lithuania ; they have already had.an audience of - his Majelly. The Ruffians continue to retreat, and have fallen back to the dißance of fifteen or fisteen miles from the Vißula. BANKS OF THE DANUBE, DEC. a. We learn from Vienna, that under exifling circum fiances, all plans of conftration of new tumefies art laid aide fnr the prefers , . We are affurcd that his Majefly has mitigated the fentence of the CoUncil of War pronounced upon Gen. Mack and the Prince of Aueriperg ; the former Will end his days in a fnrtrefs, but the latter, in lofing• his honours and dignities, is exiled to one of his militates in Bohemia, the revenues of which are aligned for his maintenance ; the Prince of Lnrraine is appoint to.thc command of the German Noble Guasd, a plum formerly 611:4 by the Prince of Autrfperg. ~~.~- ~- .4. :r :~~~ Al • :ems: ''i . ,1, 1 • I 11 it . • ME - i. •