Star. — London, England, 1816-11-29 00:00:00

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MAYOR COVt‘'ON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAM silt or he GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, opp-DAY, the 2Rtb Day of NOVEMBRic, 1616. tiovi n-..1 hat the present distressed and exhausted state of country far rived. all precedent, and forbudes consequences lots Or. atlfill and alarming. to revert tho , e consequences, requires the immediate • 11 , Ili firm and energetic measures, calculated to dir tral causes of the ev il. p it 11. e th•tress and misery which for so many years h as Fogressively accumulating, has at length become hump is no longer partially felt, not limited tb one portion &Empire; the Commercial, the Manufacturing, and the esllnterers, are equally sinking under its irresistible and it has beeome impossible to find employment for la ps of the population, much less to bear up aainst our enormous burthens. a verment complicated Evils have not arisen from a am mo° from War to Peace, nor from any temporary, or accidental causes—nor are they to be removed by P ond or temporary espi•iients • ear Orievauces are the natural effect of rash and 'tuitions . a t testly consinenc - d and pertinaciously persisted in, when Tany a object was to be obtained—of immense :Subsidies to' • powers to deftud their own territories, or to som a tic $ •••1 those of their neighbeurs—of a delusivo•Paper an unconstitutional and uuttrecedeittp, Military w in rime of Peace—of the tine.sampled arai iroreamingnratg. et the Civil List—of the enormous iiunis paid for taunt. Potions and Sinecures—and of a long courte 4 t the mist hod i m provi4cor 11, 1 xpentehtsre of the Public Money heat every branch of the Government—all arising from eernipt and inadequate' state of the Representation of the is l'alliament, whereby all constitutional coutroul over *MI(4 of the Crown has been lost, and Parlianumts have . • tobersient to the will of Ministers. y this Court has seen, with no lee.s grief than astonishment, ,trading the Pair:cc lt toe treb 6rations recommendation t awny, at the opening of the last Sessions of Parl e redue- iament, Majesty% Minister s otipt , eing every prorettion for th el the public ripen& ure; and dint they were able to obtain . to support and %suction their cooduet, in defiance ot oyhl Hiehneas gracious recommendation, and the (*.s wage of the Nation. affording another melancholy proof of corruption and degeneracy of Parliaments, in -ti addition liar to • tads so often stated, and offered :o be prov at the tie House of Commune, in a Petition presente• a I72:1, by Flom C:tant.cs. now I.or 1 GREY ; whereby it appeared, that great body to the People were excluded bum all share in the • aof Members, and that the majority of tha Honourable were re4trned by the Ptopr:etors of Rotten Boroughs, influence of the Trea-ory, and a kw ',emeriti' Families— ch shameful traffic in state has beet. since avowed in Paths t, in a named:in, iii which two Ministens of the Crown implicated, Aid a motion for enquiry rejected, on the of rite notorie:y of the notice. That in the opittion of his C. urt. it will be Impossible to • , out or out dilapidated resources, an ova whelining load motion—that nt.hing but a re:ormation tit these abuses—. .dttstonng to the Pelvis their just and consti u• Moat right in pada!' of Mt:others to Patlialllent; 0.5 the only security pipe their recurrence, can Lahti their appeehensions, allay lon Irritated feelings, and prevent those tuisforcones in which Nation must inevitably be rtholved, by an obs:inate and in tuited ailhae.:ce to the itt system ot coiruptiou and r. =game. . 'rbu this Court tktvrti if hlgh'tintrortant, for the attainnunt do cumprel enstve and subnnuttlal Ittfornt in rar Itanunt, tr become so t•stit::, , ..ly r;!ct..-.,ary fur the safety of the Ccuu ; nal,* to rreve:.: the nlit,chicis that may mhos from the . e nultot seal or sornc, aril hired effotts ot o ther% that the ...of =stint bind etierr,ks itf the Kitten, i.bunld bu dtretteti a tbisitiett; and eat neszly invite and I..contotend all Countits, Corpontelludirr, Towns, Vaids, and Pat ichci, to ovation is Yam, waidnai: , nal„ and teinierate language. in kvgar 1:00: I ."rrati.e:llll Ikelirlll ; rrirreince4 'that the StIINC ot the Natlon this isptess.d murt „eventually command due rtspuct and aa ' en ll:a i r;l:N Court 11!;711:y ar prove and reconuutnil individual exerto sad Sub.erptions in the attrval Ward:: ani IntArtc:a, to toe support of rho .e v..hot.t urLent nrcvs-,it its nu y require ' ruedate rtlivf—at the sane tittle thi, Court art convinced utach rucc:nas can be regarded only as t i mpurary attic, and t tny ni.,ata:es %hart or thoee ILLtortuattons of National Abuts, ay.!. of the National let restntattun, if relied uron as penmen:, would only rrtiv;: der:Ave And iallaci , tus. and render sur siontion, new rttritv .thlt. by-wisduat 'arid lankness, desperate rna sal hoptleis. And that an humble and drtifol Petition be presented to Lis bp, iiighnos the Pals: r, playing, the Hold! Ilitaess will, as eat!) , us poiaible, asJeittble Polienent, and I,:tnewild !if ilt;:ir ft:lnlet/jaw cwoffleratiton these important swan, tin. :idol. toy of antactres for abolaitig all useless klafel,Pai , otts, one, .nte ur.•,—•ur thtr.tlucuiou of our Art s" ,afleoe, Ntiimay li s fa lf er.t—tor tiolkuts every ',tactic:title hilictian in the Pub is xpenclitu: ces , tottig co the **lug Share and Weight 111 the LegislAtute. W 301.) FUOIt,T. untr..6m DiFaßi:si IN sert•Aultius AND I. VICINI f Y. AT a VERY NUMEROUS and RESPECT " ABLE MEE I ING, held in the Egyptian Hall, Mansion nn the Zith of November, late, I: „ht lira:. the IA; I) ra.tvoa in the Chair, imbed ltt—Tha: the Ad.:res. now read (describing the flute (t Iti.!tht; be r.-coved. and cordially approved. T:la! a S , ll;.:!:rlpt:ntt be iitistudiately entered into, for the PA: et rt t b•• reor of Sp.talfitids and its nelghbout hood. 4114 the following Gentlemen be a Committee to appor• SlabscriPartn.tathe support of the Sp , talftAris Assn s i" r ltts.ll ei is Soup Satiety, awl the SpitsifiAls Benevo -sre. Hoary,iin. I Wm. ri John Ifonytrn thi.:An ./,•!in Ar .t l l I Edward Law qms re^. I. 111..5.11 t w.tetiordion I Peter Bedtord 1 :64 I .111.• T eek ‘Vtn. Phil Ups John Sanderson 111 / %Vitt. Kale J. J. Lister. ;3 1. 4 Coulter I Robert Barclay tit—.:ll at the cordial Thto its of this Meeting be gives to the tneai setirtic4 and Asvociatfons, who, by their banrectlent and vservots have so much cotcributeri to vociferate the t'n:ition of the soffaing Poor iii the vicinity of Spitaifteltls, and t'Xitliy to the Siitelfieids Assoitation,oe Spitallields Soup 1 fe dlifei`e Sphalflelds Bettevole at Society, and to the Gs ntlemen st . lhe lift Trade, who hare so liberally contributed to the rvhef 11 .414 Mutufactiterf ; anti also that the best *chanks of thig 411 ftigy Mt pre4e ited to thaw Gentlemen who requtsted the vw 4 Ma)or to e*.,uven-f prownt Iteetirg. 4 et.--I*.nt the conii.ll ht As of Matting be given to the ' 4 ' l) MAtog, for ,I•e be has manifested in thu cause of the promytit;:tle wt h whils 1:e grantel the Egyptian Ha ll • tUe ptestut Mteticg, awl fur his able conduct in the Chair ‘ 1 1! d.ty. ST.YOSCRI 743 .1. Truman, 11411- ~Nury awl Cu. 241:0 0 mudsla : ; I:Tils y, Fog, 'MI 0 11 e 4 rs Jil•trl. Mar; l at tai s ea 100 0 4 w, i.liankry It ^.a140 0 airws Hoare, I.larriev, . 14 4 CO. 144 0 o traati 1 loai e.Esti. lei 0 ) 111 ,16 1 ,;, I 14(41 e,1141. Eil. 52 In - "el wilt 5 0 lyric)Ns. lieury Pen, Its+ , XS 0 key. )110111 Prate ifl 11 N. S. notheduld, Esq. 10 to E. W. Windus, Esq. to to _ . _ 3.'T. Batt, Esq. 1u 0 Matthew Harison,Esq. - _ Queen -square 10 0 Me.ers. Courterray and _ _ - .. . - $.,n4 10 10 navlil Neville, Esq. DI 10 A Frivairlb Ite toot S 0 Hyb lJr, Go. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29; MIS. CIT OF LONDON TAVERN, 27th Novittnher, tats. Iva MELTING of the COMMITTEE of the ASSOCIATION for the RELIEF of the NIAIWUFAC TM9NG and LABOURING POOR, IT WAS Rzsourzo, That this Committee will assist Poem!:lel Committees formed in the Metropo!is and its ricinity, for the purpose of F.NAFILIO tisk INDUS I'RIOUS POOR to REDEEM BEDDING, APPA REL, and WORKING TOOLS, PLEDGED previously to tlia Day; and that applicrions from such Parochiai Committees be taken into immediate combleration. Thu this Committee WO assist any Local Asseciatioaltt the Metropolis and it, vicinity, which will undertake to Benefit the Poor during the approaching Winter, by Purc%asing that species of small Coal, called Slack, and carrying into practice the Welsh method of economising Fuel. Suhsaiptlons are receive!. for the Association by all the Bankers in I ondon and Vi'estanineer; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee- House; and at the City of London Tavern. It It requested that alt Letter: trnm the Country to the Atto claim' be detected to the Secretary, and pat Wider covet, add repel as Id lavas . • A. M. L. P. ,Ftruils Frettre, Eq. Gaunt/ Put-Edit& :4h► Benjamin Siandritis * $ Mr. Nathaniel DlViti 2 2 Mr. Thos. Smart, Hack- Messrs. Esdaile, Ham mett, and Co. 100 0 Re. lion the Lord Mayor 90 • Mess. Rlehat•don, Over end, and' Co. 50 0 Alexander Gordon, Esq.. 31 10 AhrahamMontliore,Esq.3o 0 Mess. Wilson and Moore 80 0 Geo. Bridges, Esq. Ald. 21 0 T. F. Forster, Esq. 25 0 Sir Charles Flower, Bt. 20 0 A. D. 20 0 Right Hon. Nish. Van sittart, per W. Hale, Esq. 21 0 A Family ' Joseph Stonerd, Esq. Stamford Hill 10 10 A Sterry, Esq 10 10 John Gorrey, Esq. 10' 0 William Ellis, Esq.(Al - and Ellis) 10 0 H. Holland, Esq. 10 0 Mess. F. and a. Partner 10 to Messo. l'hilsii Bomb anti Sons 105 0 Mess. Ruharts and Cv.loo. 0 I N M.Rnthschild,Esq. 100 0 'Mrs. Erica, nt I .2iselsea, per Rev. Mr. Yates 100 0 Rev. R. Yates 5 0 John Tunno, Esq. 100 0 Messrs. Barclay, *frit ton, Bevan, and Co. 100 0 0. S. Kitt, E sq. 50 0 I(4w. Robin'on, Esq. 50 0 Sir W. Curtis, IR. M. P. 50 0 John Vitoolmore, Esq. 50 0 Mess. Goodwin and Co. 52 10 Mess. Remington, Wil son, and Co. 50 0 John Atkins, Esq. All h! P. • 50 0 J. M itaikes, Eq. 52 10 limes Journal 50 0 Joseph N ;ere. ron, Esq. 50 0 Messrs. Gillevie, Ger rard, and Co. SO 0 Mess Kayes and fresh- Gild SO 0 Messrs. Smart and Ne phew SO 0 John lister, Env 5 0 Mrs. W. Harris S o Thomas Smith. Esq. 5 0 Messrs. Mitchell and Venn 5 5 Thomas. Mondes ' Esq. 5 0 Buil Mon tague,Esq. 5 0 Mr. S. Turner S 0 Mr. J. Quartly 1 1 Mr. James Newman 1 ti ASi ranter 1 0 Mr. John Coleby 2 0 Mr. Rion. Lamb, Adder bury, Oxon 1 1 i Anonymous 1 0 ---. I A. B. 1 1 At the Man-ion-house,Nov. 17. Mess-s. Wheilwright I Messrs. Ru dell, Bridges, and Co. 20 0 aii I F.lin.'tll 109 0 Messrs.eitenferd it Co. 20 9 R. W. jun. 1 1 hlessrs. '..age, Rawdon, IJ. 1.. Miner, Esq. 10 0 and Co. 2/ 0 it, B. 1 0 Messrs. flctlitringtons —... Sykes, Esq. Red ail Nlas`sew 21 0 cross street 1(i 10 `Jos. Vuttct worth, Esq. P.K. 1 0 4 . .141'. 21 o t I.o4pwri r.. 1 .s u 11. 1). Con2er, Esq. :it 0 I Messrs. !,ass I'. Lewis, Sam. /Mei, E.. Md. 1:1 0 Uond court kle•A4s. 151111Vt4 and Mr. James Matthews, lleckwiih 20 0 Fenchureh.street 1 1 Wm. Hale ' Esq. 20 0 S. 1). 1 0 Rev. Jill' Nate 20 0 Mr. H. H. Dobree 11 4) Thomas Natt, Esq. 20 0 Mr. J. l'. Ilehree 4 0 O. N. M. 20 0 Mr. Bonamy Dubree 2 11 Solos Nixon, Esq. 'ilia. I John Dingwai., Esq. 10 li. ty-square 21 0 Mr. George stephen 1 1 John Bell, Esq 10 10 Matthew Consttr, Esq. 10 0 James Bell, Esq 10 10 IL Itourdill , m, E.A. 10 10 A. tiutueomt. Esq. . 25 0 :Maio Mitchell 2 0 W. C i timers, Esq. 21 0 The Lori .Mayor's do- Ale-srs. Coilinson, Hat'. mesi it •teruailts, £7. IM. 6d. key and Co. ..!.1 o M. C. 4 0 Nles.rs Cross & Mahn% I ss, 0 .--.. Ur. Nuns, Golidfordsst. i o 0 fbomas Pellatt, Esq. 5 5 I ham s Hall. Esq lo " I Per Mrs. J 3 ttauvy, Besot! Jerrani, Esq. 10 10 Cotton street 2 2 blward Meyr I ek, tsq. *0 0 Per E. (;. 1 1 boti'll I. 1 - 601 's F-• 41. 1 0 0 A Lady 2 0 :saiiluel Fritchard, Esq. 40 0 i lonnius Hall, Esq. Cum ti.wa In Snfids, fag. 5 0 Berland sir: et 10 10 B. B. 5 0 Ile Cor t .oratum of the Rev. IL Oickerstrtb 50 I Royal Exchange As- 20 0 C. D Mr. Mr+. Mr. Me. Mr. Mr W. siamin4 U.urrtt, Esq. 5 o 1 surance Company 200 0 R. W. Eyre , 2.sq. 5 0 1..4 aarbior so • J. nlartineausjoil.F.9, 5 5 Edward newel!, Esq. 20 0 'sines Wartosby. Ess, 55J.M. S. 10 0 NV ilti:on Cotton, Esq. 5 5 Mesa . .. Reid, Irving, lohu Katt% ug, Esq. 55 I and Co. 50 0 • Henry 'liar, Esq. 5 5 l'homai Roberts, Esq. 50 0 saaltiti Harris, Esq. 5 5 J. F. 10 10 Itiallard Rotherell, Esq. lit 0 r 1 lindman. F.sq. 21 0 Mears. North, Simpson, O. Palmer, Esq. 5 0 and Orahatu it 0 Mesita. Rutter, and Was. Crawley, Elgie, Pryor 10 0 and Co. 15 C Mrs. Deb Fardon 2 2 David 4arelsy, EN" 21 0 • l'ollt Chit Irtll 012 GOrney Barclay, Esq. 4t 0 John Julius Angerstein, Edward Carlisle, Esq. 10 10 Esq 20 0 J. limit:lan, Esq. 10 10 Messrs. Rivaz, Harford, Messrs. Byrneand Trist 10 0 and Rot= 20 r Charles Rehm, Esq. 10 OJ.A D. 20 0 Mews. Appleton and Isies , rs tiarman & Co. 100 0 Woodford 10 10 J. Cult man, Esq. 20 0 Ann Fish 10 10 Messrs Whitbread ant J.' I . 10 10 Co. 100 0 David .tilligan, Esq.. 10 it/ :View,. Capper and Co. 10 10 Miss 3,llllllass 5 5 Mr. E. C. Bradford 4ii J. J. *ditch, per Snow . H. M. 1 0 and Co. 1 0 10 Two Friends, per Mr. sl.l.l:tchard Harding, per J. Overend Mars:i and Co. 10 0 Mr. Richard Cockle :kin:v.3 ; oe Wystynd, E.q.10 0 I Mesir. Barclay, Perkins, Edwin Vowel, Esq. 10 0 and Co. 105 0 Rev. r. dorm I)0 0 J. Emanuel, Esq. 5 0 Dr. M, - ... - eqit 10 0 Abraham Peel, Esq. 5 5 Messrs. Bedford and M. E CEark 1 0 Vali:alas 10 10 C. D. - 5 0 Nlciers. Costs and Banks, l E. kiaiderson, Esq. 20 0 Fri.lay•street. 21 0 Henry K. nible, Esq. 21 0 Dion Harrison, Esq. do. 21 0 I Edw. Kemble, Esq. 21 0 Plural: Fire-office 10:1 0 John stray, Esq. 5 5 %lessris Ennes, Bev.. Mr. Matthew Harrison, ridge ' and Co. 1 00 0 I Cornbill 2 0 Subset iptions arc received at Lloyd's, and at the following Bmikers : litmre, Barnetta, and Co. 42, I.ombardsstreel. Barclay and Co. 54, Lontbard•street. Rsibarts, Curtis, and Co. 1.1, Lombard-strect. EsdaPea zed Co. 2t, I.oinbard-street. • Prys and Chapman, St. Ilelitily:d's-court. Harkey and Co. 7, Penchurch-street. Itmich, Payne, and .rani , Geotge.sweet, Mande, Mini* MiLigt mum and Co. WM/el:art court, ; , . Vert% sasitt s Owl got 111 Lvinher4l4inet. . soy Mr. ►tebac Brown, Ay leibory 2 2 Anonymous I I Unknown n 0 33 Mrs. Brent, Greenwich 3 0 Mr. (fangs Creed 1 1 Mr. Knight Spencer 1 0 B. D. per Do. 011 Mr. Charl2s Holmes 9 9 Mr. Henry Pownell 3 0 Mr. John !me 1 1 J. B. • 1 0 Mr. Robert Pratt 2 0 Mf. J. H. B. 0 0 Mr. urge Sewell 1 0 Rev. W. Matt 2 () Mr. Fauch 2 '2 Mr. William Mans& 2 2 lames Hunt, Esq. 5 5 A. L. S 0 Anonymottarrom Farnham; 0 Israel Lewis, En. Flainp- stead Abraham PerielEll. 5 0 5 # Joel Entanart, -Esq.' Thomas Palau, Esq. 5 William Varty, Esq, 5 5 Rev. Joshua Mania 6 Jesse Gfildsmitb, Esq. 5 5 W. H. Prpr., Esq. 5 U Buoistvad 1 1 11~s. Taylor 1 1 .1 Lady 2 0 Mrs. Gregory 2 2 E. G. 1 I Mr. Ch.M. Clark, Chan. _ ces y lung (annual) 1 • Annnymon• 2 0 Mr. SUN erby 8 0 Symes 2 0 Symes 1 0 C.byenes I gyttle, 83tIllifi Porter 1 3 Stephen Butler Whitt B *•ir. kalward Vet non 2 2 Mr. Williamson 2 2 !live Ladles 9 0 Mr. Wheeler Gibson SI 2 Mr George Nicholson 3 0 Mr John Hopkins 1 I LW, e 0 Meti - rs. R. and T. Be- •inpon T. Warburton. Erg. The Servants of W g-s. Esq. Peckham 110 Robert birveni, E•q. 5 John 1 tuna), E.g. 100 0 TO ORAZIER . :, BUTCHERS, &c 1 6 Ii NOTICE is hereby given That Tenders sill he received on NIOItDAY, the ttzh December, from those that are wig taitrer into a Cuhtract for I'llree or ' nths, to supply piton's) I ruFloyt d in I.i. M-jesty'i lkek yard, Victualling, and Ordnance Departments to the number' of three i'llotetand, and their Families, with go od Oa or Heifer iikewiw Veil, j Laub, and Mutton, 01 the best vilify to express the price per posted of the ddi.:retit j recurs y n to be given by both punter for the due perormance et the Cont. act. fenders to be poet pai 1, anti addressed to the Commit ee of the Providing Sooty, Dutton Brewery, Sandia*, near Your by (Jitter of the Committee, J. C. SABB,EN, Srcretary. N.B. The Tenders receive," on the 19th November were not satisfactory. o 0 s o I 0 10 5 0 5 0 No sr MX PRIZES, ALL S TERLING MONEY, STATE 1.011 LRY BEGINS 21K JANUARY. SCHEME. 0 Prizes of 110, On Ge:ness I . - 5,000 . Gubiras 8 - . I,t‘oo C; uiheas 6 - . tlf) nuittea3 8 . . 40u Guineas 10 - - sou Osineaa 13 . . 200 Guineas 16 - - 100 Guises' 41 . - 50 .041101 as 800 - . 1.13 Guineas 1,500 • ,- 17 Needs • 2 0 2' 0 5e4111041 10,500 5,Y544 5.15 c 5,160 2,lf') 1,v30 5A,500 sel 12.04.)0 i 4000 Ticket.. —.......... ?ire-drawn Prize First Day 1,0(10 (;u:neal Second ditto ditto 500 Otucele Third cli•to ditto EOO Glitneas Fourth ditto ditto 40t) Gvhica3 Fifth ditto din) 41.0 (Jul:xis. Sixth ill to (I.! to SOO GtOteae seventh Jitto ditto LOO Guineas Llghth tilto ditto St u Guineas First 5t 0 Dlauls entitlttl w C 5 Guineas each. t..t , or FishisAraven Pr.iti Second Day. 1,000 Guinea. Second ditto ditto • 405 Guineas 'I iiird ditto ditto 800 Guineas Wli 1 i.s . r the unusual share of Patronage given to the present. Luttery, at this early in: iod, is the beet proof that the mode adopted by I'. DISH, the Contractor, 'or the formatiou of the Sch. me, bats met with general approbation, it renders it incumbent upon him to remind his Friends of the very I' ed Timmy of ticket. of which the Lottery consists, in order that they should. by an early application, prevent the pas sibitity of *disappointment, in having their demands executed, taint :lolly if they wi.h for particular or favourite Numbers. by a role ence to the 7;:hetne it will be *e'en that there are but I C,i i 0 l'itikets, with Two Prises of xO,OOO Guineas, and upwards of sti other Capitals, the sr.ole of which, together with the smaii:r Prizes, will be paid in Money. 'the first At . blanks will be end led to 41 Guineas each. In the lottery just tlaished, DISH Sold One Prize of !..'40.000, and Oa. of Enoptitt Consuls, belles various other Capital , , being, as usual, grsater in amount than those sold by ocher Mice • Kuper. Tickets ant Shares ara : 4 tlll - 4 by T. BISH, at Ws Offices, 4, CORNHILL, and n, CHARING-CROSS ; and by his Agent: thitrughGut the Cowl' ry. TO OFFICERS IN THE Anil: AND NAVY. dH. BARLOW, Agent 14 a :Theflie;J Plate . ?vtanufaciurer, subs:lts the underneath C:ouren Dinner and liseaktaat Service, for Odium. 'rabic: 1 Soup Ti Teen, with Stand and Covers, co mpl e te - .ei 4 14 0 2 Saute ditto - - 11 11 0 1 Dish and Cover to go In Totten G 15 0 91` air Saha, 2 is. • • 2 2 0 12 Meat Plates, 313.6 d. • 18 18 0 6 Soup ditto, oiss. • . 11 8 0 1 Cruet Frame • • 2 2 15 0 1 Soy ditto • • 0 0 6 Ptakers in a nest • • 414 G 6 Won: Realm. in a nest 2 12 0 1 I'3ir Camp C.o.dlrsticks - 3 3 0 1 res Not, Sugar liason and Crean) Ever 8 14 0 1 I 'a4r Sal:N, gift inside . 1 1 0 2 Fg7 Cups, ditto _ - _ . _ 15 0 1 affee illiersr, to fie on the Tea P6t 014 0 1 Patent Toast Hack .. • 018 0 94 11 ti `object to 20 per Cent. Discount • 18 10 11-74 S Prompt Payment on all Goods, warranted of the best quality. A list of the wholesale prices of every article niatle at Sheffield and Birmingham ut.ty he had by applying at the Warehouse, No. 15, I.eicester-place, Leicester-square. AS I'HMA, WINTER COUGH, &c. T is at the. present SeAson of the Year, that Sur ?. gems Fisher partkulatly recommt ads tbe use of the PRE PARED SI it ANIONIUM OXY MEL, in his valuable ' Treatise on the Causes, Cure, Etc. of Ast hma, Wheezin g , and Habitual or W titer Cough.' Thtt.e iv.valids who are subject to attacks of the chest. derirg Winter and sprinl., this exper.enctd Author observes, .will remain perittaly free from any symptom,l it they have recourse to be use of the Prepared strumonittin ant! Ozymel on the commeecement of the winter season.--The fume of tee prepared Herb inhaled daring smoking, effectually allays tt.e morbid trrt atioa and teverish action in the lungs: while the Olyisset pe fi motrs ezpecturation, quiets the circulation and im. proles the gee. rai health. Asa distinction :•gainst the common uttprepare.• spumous imiantous the Public are re quested to enquire for • Surgeon Fisher ' s Prepared :ttramonium And Ox to observe that the name of " Butler. 4, Cheaptade, - is e graved in. the Uoverainient Stamp alCaed to evirry Parket avid :foals. —l , LIIV.tr and mriss, Clitlttf•ts, . eaure Church yard, been' , been appointed the Vtitti.2:s ' Price is ed and gd each.--aVilsy also be procured of I io,ozford•street; tibuttieworthsupposite the East India kismet, kadtbt plod's! McAdoo Venders throughout the cumin". PRICE Mvt. R. Thi, day was pold 5'...1, Handsomely printed in t'w. large Vol . royal Sv....prke tt las to boards, a Ne..v ILlitien, heirs the l'i.lid, of THE SYSI'V' of NATURE : ~,, The Lawi of ..:.. the Moral and' Phi slcal World. Dane from the French of M d'e hIII2A BALM. I Acclon : Pohl: sh.d by Sherwood, Feely, and Jones; rAd lei be kad re: ail 11(E,77irlit-rs. WATERLOO MT MOIRS, TO BE COMPLETED IN TWELVE NUMBERS. Tr., day were published, VOS • 11. aril 111 price 2s. CI each ; erntainTng the r i MOIRS, whir Portrait, of the must dt.tiiiguis'.ed Officers, and every rvout cnntzecte•l V:ith the Batik of Waterloo. Not. 1 and 5, will 1.. , out on the I of Di.centber. Printed fur P. Martin, OxfOrd street, corner of Or:hard street. This day was published, Ih Pro. price 7s. boaeds, AN IMPROVED METHOD .11 TREA'PING STRIC PURE i in the EIRE 11 - 112 A. - By TilordtAs w.HATELV, • /Vletsiber bf• Itoyid College of Surgeons in '1 he Third Edition, with Addidons. Alan, by the same otutkor, 1. Cher of Two Estrum-Unary Polypi, removed frOtti the nose by new instruments; with an Appendix, den., ibmg as improved Instrument for the FieL'ala in Ann; illustrated with a Copper Plate, price 2s. Q. l/e.cription of an Affection of the Tibia indoeed by Fever, Illustrated with a Copper Plate. price sa. 6:1. it Practical Observations on Nei.r.Ois of the Tibia, illustrated I with I %sea, and a Copper Plate, Rvo. hoards, Eq. 4. Practical Ohservatiens on the Cure of Wounds and Ulcers on the Legs, without rest; illustrated with Cases. Second Ell. -lion, price 95. hoards. London; Printed for John Callow, Medical BOolcseler, 10, Crown-court, Prinne's-ctreet, Soho. La!ely poblishe(l, Bp J. Cottow, 114 , 111.11 Pooksclier, 10. Crocco-court, Prince's. street, Soho, (price n.. 64.) the :ircos.l Ed:tion, A.l4itions, 'TINTS for the RECOVERY and ['R ESER. *Ano 1 of iTE NI. I H. 0 Far peuncitei have lean pates, and daint‘ bits " Mahe rich the nh3, but b.tnker out the wi:-!" iirtAItSPLAIII6 '. Cursory Remarks on Consult-n:7. By V. M -mber of ti.e Royal college of Surgeons. Thi Ittion, with Additices, price 5e hoards. Dlubenion's Observations on lodirattion. The Fourth Edl. eun, with Addition% by 1)r. litscLan, price `2s. Gd. 4. A Guide to Health and t.or.. Life. By I.ewes Cornero, a Noble Venetian, who by attend:tie' to the rules herein described, repaired a riehilitatr I cogritittittott, retained health and activity to extreme old sge, and declares that to be the pleasant wagon of life, 18mo. price is. toe pater 5. A Vindlcatitus of l'lr.tural Diet. limo. sewed Is. 6d. 6. An Rway on 11 - ,itinence from Atdoial Food as a Moral Duty. By Prt-ph Rlistro. Oro. boards, Se. 7. Health; a Pctetri, :hewing how tti procure, preserve, and restore It. To which i s annexed, the Doctor's Decade. By Ed ward Maynard, M.D. limo. et vez:d Is. rd. 8. Tissues Guide to Health; or, Advice to Youth of both Sexes. t 2.m0. Ss. Gd. • MONLY. IN°L'LEMEN, Gentlemen, Etc. may be supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to meettste, secured on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, hioncv to the Fe i 4, Msrriage Settlements, Wt.tutre Jointures, Clert:yinns'l.i‘ , lngs, or any other l'ro2erty. Persons of resptcr... ability maybe ace numodated on their personal security, and the business eqmpleted without eaposure or delay. Application from turave to two, or Petters (isost-pald) *Owned to Messrs. Wits and Co. No. 0, South•street, Berk..ley-square. WALSH'S COLTSFOOT LOZENIGES. TITSSILAGQ was the tram. Owen to Coltsfnot by the antients, who knew its value t* Coughs, &c. It is pre. pared in the form of Lozen/e, as the most agreeable to palate; and alio, that by its gradually di , s,.iving in time mouth, may with more certainty be conveyed to the pars affected ; these i...azenres are deohstruent, detergent, and lubricating, allaying the ticking; sensation which occasions Coughing. clearing the voice, and pro ducing, the Molt sanitary effects; if used as a preventive, few *mimes will Ise troubled with Coughs through the winter. and t twit i•riee places them wi his ili , reach of nll ranks or people. Sold by V. kciwards,6s, St. fat. Paul's Church-yaril, who is the sole Ptoptietor; also by Tun, Lachance; hotigt r, Oxfoi d street;- and Ward, liolborti: the genuine v. ill have the names of Shaw and Edwards on the fsranip. price is. m td. Also, I.V.M.Sil's A NTIPERTUAIS for the MOPING COLIGiI, a remedy long approved and r, commended by the first families in the kingdom. Price only as. od per bottle. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. lli+ttuyal Higlutria the Duke of YORK, President. Stra aro tt—Mr. Kiernan, Mcniber °flu! Royal College, London. GOVllltuoits—Earl bi Berctionit, Earl of Leitrim Lion. Colonel J. Barry, M.P. John LatoacheLP. 'HE Royal and Noble Patrons of the I:bove IN- S 110 N, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEItEA I. COMPLAIN I'3, and their dangerous consequences, in order to anion the benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kier nan as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list at the itoyal College) from !writs:, directed Lis chiet atteatlon to those disease.. Mr., concttives it a pert of his (Acid duty to caution the public, hit puiting,to th , , List of the Royal College, published in February, 1816, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of persons assenting such titles, and publicly advertising them, -.vithout be:ng .auctioned by this list, arc to be credited. The an nintl reports of the Lock Dispcnary will prove that some of 'he mGst dangerous C3s'n of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed hici.rable affections of the Generative Organs have been here re.. &cony and successf lly treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as ulual, by both Sexes, at his House, vl, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford.square, where let ten from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the neces sary advice and medicine will be givers, or seat, to any part of the United Kingdom. Just rablisbed, price 4s. 2d Edition, Practical Observations en the alur:l Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be bad at No. 174, Fleet-street, No. 20, Paternoster-row, and Noe 10, Crown-court, Soho. • BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LEMKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent C2.IC, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovc:y. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or more puittilient than this Remedy, for such as are obEged to solletr. Ora or to sea, as It needs no confinement nor restraint of diet; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) bas prove that it will Lilco a Cure when repeatt:d Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chemical Disorders. tide Medicine bas no; its parallel. Upwards of 40 ' t)00 persons of both sexes have been radically cureu of the above.cuel 'within the lair eight years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Prop:decors, y. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in Buics of only O. 9d. each, duty ineludede.:. Two back doors, and Lights) in the Passages at right.... . lie) are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions, at the ioy ahop, 103, Oxford-wee; Mr. Diaboroesh's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly mask* the Monument; and by one easing in every cabeiderable `Town in Great Bcltain and Ireland. Advice gratis to personsooldoi VW above, oe cokes of the Poo prietot'a Medicines. 05 • t i l i 3. lA. 1