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~ • -71 - , : I • ; , : :. ; ~ '~ ' _ 4 4~ ~ .. % . _ 9269. ..4...,..,. — .. - • 4 '"'" -- , COBBETT% REGISTER. tilE TO" Ult ---4- last roiblished hnJilifßAS of this vi ma ire bOM ft printing. la open oh *eat& TWO• oi rt et ch Mims will hr . reerved at loin tS Odor.' mii :find. Leath*. Vibuireale pica I wet. a breersg. , • • /1 " 1 „ta he ode to any part of tho Kingdom oath o h s *mu m i bel ' L _.,A i a nd punitnahiyk ill PLAIN DIiteCTIONS are Oen: 1 1 ;;. -- c usp Reprints wtll be contotoed amid eta Paelbwoott , . a d, verbal* fang a gaol mof the PAILLAMINT Iwo i w t r it ioti bed+ adby 'lt_____—t Haptvd napersh4 Body. • •ti do day was poblistatd, The Second price es. ha hoards, rEADLONG HALL —is The general _design a l the Velum* is so unsacepdonahle, the exscittlon Is out to sa d frani.humuured, and the swim in general so well al most we cannot but accord to it a high immure of anus 41010."--diclectic RirtieVr. p r i m a ter T. Hookham, jun. and Co Old Mond-Kett; and Nrip old OD. PlRDlThilltestow. ibis day were publlatetl, rEMOy piloted in one large vol. Om price I 2 a. in bowed*, RIAL SKETCHES of the late Rev.' . D AVID BROWN, Senior Chaplain of the ?residency of iit vipi..io, at Canute, with a Selvetton of bis Sermons. l i flite.l by, the ttirv. C SIMEON, M.A. • y e llow of King's Coll..ge, Cambridge ' ma w o r T. t Well ind W. DM" airmail, Lauon; astd L opekvmmid, a Edinburgh., , , • „-.......—.;—,—... _ _ _ • • . Lately gioldi•hed, • . I j oci w i n lane Volume aro. plea, in boards, Mht. a rane Had" cestelderably augmented. of ' /4 ESSAY ON THE REVENUES OF THE: (;a ow ot ENGLAND; with an levity law the sty, leaf*. and Poiry of an Abolition or Cosninsesdanl Ightn• Dv the Rev. MORGAN C OVE, D.C. DCI. of Hereford, and Meter of Eaton Bishop, Hero , fordsldre. Mewl for F. C. and J. Rieinrun, St. Paul's Cluarefalard; ilea awl Davis% Strand; and J. Hatchard, Pieeiditly. • This day was published, • l aome l) rimed in Three large Soo. Volumes, wish s Frew *veer to each volume, and a Map. rice all. 15r. HE ORIGIN OF PAGAN IDOLATRY. surra :led from Tvoimuny arul Cs' rtiummustial lteubjtct ot this Work .s to sheer the origination of the vi no 4.. t tut of Pagan 'I heolo.ty front a common suerto.,atid to tun by an aiti. , hot of tact, what teat s'otireo denteettra tits, dirough is s otedlunt of undotigned eeledittertee, the strict wen) ut a Lige redo% of the lit:osatc Remy. by tht Pa,. G. S. FAIIER. Rater of Long Newton, Yara. Printed tor F. C. and 1. itornignin, 611, St. Paul's Church ; svid aloe by Mcs.rt. i'ayne and Fobs, Pay{ -Mot ; a nd M r . Y4CadillY ; and My the Benkieller4 at °Wed. Cant 3tc. ate. Of %elm= , may be had, his. Faber's ether Vat% 1;0It THE USE OF FAMILIES AND PRIVATE . , PERSON Two e:.y vas rublishea, hamt6amtly printed in One Vol. deo. price in b.t.scde, ou. a Sccend Etiltion of , 1 RAYERS coarcted front the several Writings of 1 ARMY I' MC I .UR, !Whop of Down AM Connor, adapted de Fatally, the Cleo .1, the Sacrament. tee. Om _ By the Rey SAMUEL CLAPHAM, MA. Vito to. Chit Cburen, M. Vrisiolier V C. asti-1. Illitonstes. Ns. i s St. Pears Cho A . ;Was by Lammas sod Co. Puernotter.row ; Hatekard, Ther, .anist Corte ; lblpp, Illiwilsrit ; and by tit tit ' IN .ikon way be hal, roblished by the wee Author, liusionlinuteutt abridsoi, ebiefly from minor Anthem 1 Pew Aim ink to the it Sth Sonday &keel natty Irschssive, and for Nis DV, Festivals, Fasts, etc. for the use a Faistilles.. la $ bipsol/.111. piece in ... boards .41. 19•:_________, _ _ • The•fribmlag IMPORTANT PRODUCTIONS are this d'y by Authority, in &dish and ROllllO 6 . • Lri ItIrtriPONDENCE of M. Fowls. Duke of Onsets, with his Grass tin Duke of WiLLING row, latars, Is. A Siete% of the Pah& Life or M. Forage, /Duke of cantrisiug simians Correspoodeoce, addrotwd to tint Sorokin, King Joachim, the Duke d'Artuis, Prince libilor, Lows XVIII, Gams de illacas. and ether blieistak, bt. Orem, 7s. ad. Tlit Work portssys this celebratid man as be really is. it ea rthew, secret sentiments, the spirit of his public life, and Heber yid& have directed hint at all periods and in situa *bide most divenilled. hi Pdhital Documents will be found to throw great light on Pr rashes! reirions of the Duke, and ea the history and chime itr et ream events. Printed ter Henry Consent. so, Coodult•street. VOYAGE ROUND GREAT BRITAIN. 'On :hem of December will be published, price ids. 6d. con !hely Three vectored Plates, with descriptive Letter press, ha fi, of A PICTUREg QUEE VOYAGE round GREAT Bal VAIN ; contair.ing II Series cf Views illustrative of the thracter and prerniner• Ettl.t , :e.: •.1 Vot.tt. By WILLIAM DANIELL, A.R.A. This work will in future contain Ore, Plates, finely coloured, descriptive LettesTress. in each Number, and the narrative bra this period will be continued by Mr. Daniell, which will lerentleted more directly subservient to the Brigravinp, OM! leuably to the original intention, and will constitute the prises- W Were of the wu. k. ja. 29 cemrnelma the third volume, whkit will embrace the wetun Highlands, and Isles of Scotland, a district highly in t*** in many points of view, and peculiarly rich in subjects hi Or.phic Need fir I.s.ngman, Hurst-, Rees, Orme, and Brown , Lo ndon. Of whien may be liad, Tok. 1. and 11. containing Wirth colehred Plates, price ah Ws. etch, half-bound, morocco backs. Alto, a Voyage to India, by use way a China, by Thomas Da• li.A. and Wm. Daniell, A.ILA. containing SO Engravings "lal`f coloured ind tuossartel, with descriptive Letts press %Mk Price AIS. balthembd, Russia baek. . This day. were publi died, trePntly printed in one volume, price se in boards, x EMS.— fly HANNAH MOORE. -- Printed i., for T. Cadet' altd W. Davies,- *rend, facidon ; sad W. metairend, at Edinburgh. Of Inborn may Also be had, by the sante Author. 1, dieted Dramas. The i silt Edi t ion, with Additions% pries 1 / 4 11 _boartis,or agantly printed in s pot.ket Ifo:eMes with a Mitt et Mts. More, price its. id. in boards. • S. Strictures so the Modern System of Female Edseatioe. to ligo kit. t tth &pea, price i 2s. in hoards. • t ltreghts on the Importance of the Manners of the Greet ILGeural Society, and en Umtata of the Keligioa of the iii r igil j. l ble World. Price des. in boards. h, 4. H in ts tftwds Forming the Cbaraeter of a Young Pr i nc ess. -'llll * 4411 Edition. price I es. In bards. 1 Webs in Wren of a Wits. la II yobs 14 th Edition , p ike lb. in b a w l . li t Prettied Piety. to 2 eels. sib ! TretkEdWo . sitrice. lo t " i• ailitilan Monk ins vela. Sink Union, price 1 ea. bank si a ; I after Ham uses; SPeuesesiDrp.shitiod o th er Poem % s ok alliantly 'minted in speak % vetunc. price nettfloi t lli tr eto Changer and flhaetientirritkp 4 ate P,ll*, 7 . rmP, la a Nis, paiselles , i la %is& •: • "! • ~~ i Nal 1 a l Ut. 34 °1 . 11 , 9 OrA rvng :tbe, ear rice d ~i • err) ing t. rra d I c 5 ~i Dip' r 7 7": . • 7:77111,1777-7 - 7 - mrw- ,7 , -....-mi-r-T4 ---,•' Ak . " ii ',' , . 4#41. - •• ; - :.., - - , ..,'• • - • - ; • . ..e. 44 . - ~.. kJ- 4 ... .„ •. : p... ••• ---, _ 4l ; fit . ~..,. •1' .. • . ' ' 1 " k .. _, ••` -' • ••••••••., ,-- Nor' • - • 1.. . -- - Al *".: . _ RA -71- Af, NOS 11; - 14, 1816: 7 7 777 Ont4/1 OP-tilt/A.OM Omsk; 1111, " • PRMICIPAL OFFICERS •I NIS AM- • jfierrs, oitopr.frivr, hirety s;•• '. . Tim PrOpcnals will Ise teceimat fa their Oilloo 1 3 %11-Mal4, on or before FtIDAT, the lAi day of November nest, front such Perms as may he' willing to isndirtiko the ihipply LEATHEIt. INZICHIN and GLOVES. for &rifted rlds lOspomment, for a laded. Writes Year,, detemisable. after' ' the apitadon of the fhot Tsar, apse Oakes of three months, at the option of either jetty. • Pasterns Of the Ardent may be viewed upon . applicatlon to Urn respective °Seers of the Ordnance In the loyal Arsenal, at lillookrich, and farther Particulars, together with Ow Terms and Canditioss of the *Contract, may be -Mums tithe Secret/Ws Olin in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day beterma a tbe Wore of Teo and Post o'Clock, ware the Proposals most boddllosonliodod up and endorsed " Proposals for Umber MOM r, but no Proposal can be adasitteti aftir NOP nor Ilk of November, a Twehre °Vinci at Noon of die mum day ‘ neither will any Tender bo noticed. unless the Party soak* Is' or an Agent in his behalf. shall - woad. By.Oraer c f tholluard, £B. Clirfollovirrv. SARACEN'S. HEAD INN, 8140WHILL. "UNCOMMON CHEAP • 0.. "E LORD EXMOUTH,' Ind RING. WOOD new light pay roach; sets** tont the Saracen's "Mit Ins, tosaw-14,11,.. London,' it half past the O'clock In OM metailg, and anion at the London fames, Poole why the silos 7 siveologg through Farnham, Akita, Akemierd,Winebeeter, Rena. bey, and Winsborne. At the request of the Ins !ante, Ole Muds rats is k dey, front Pool, Wimboene, ate. previonaly thie coach • mining, passengers were obppd to travel by mos. he I roprietors will endeavour to merit the rummage of thew, Mends who have kindly ind- mated theft asalre to suppolt this; 110Ibeeta. SOU'IIiAMPTON, Lymingtoo, Winehosesromd Besingetthe -New. Four Inside Coach, an eight in this' tadinteg, to the Inn, Southampton, may eight . boars oath. road (heel= l : London and dine at suutbampton)..—This is a most delightfoll conveyance to the Isle of Wight, St. Mates', Havre de Grace. Qurbourg, tee. 77 W EirMOUTH, Dorchester. BlandforJ, Salisbury, Andover, sad Basingstoke new Post Ciek, every afternoon, at three.— rhe Weymouth Fackots to tummy, Jersey, erbourg; St. Maloe's, at e. The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach. to LEEDS, HALIFAX. BRAPFORD, anl a parts of the Northoets out at two o'clock In the afternoon, snit erne., at the G o ld i n Lion Inn, Leeds ' next evening, at six o'clock, through Stamford, Grantham Newark, and Chimaera. *I this coach is Interidal to accommodate the towns of Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, and vici nity. It will lows Leeds at •bree o'clock in the afternoon. Pas etagere may elinvenlently come to Leeds from those places, and be in London early the next evening. the UMPIRE, a NW LIVEItPOOL Light Coach, only .ore night on the road, carries four insides and four Outeklea, sets out every •!•ty at one o'clock, tenets at Liverpool next evens lug before .even o'clock, by way of • Dunstable, Woburn, Lath bury. Norrharaptc.n, Welkird, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Asher. ' stone, Litchfield, Stone, Rolgely, Newcastle, Knataford, War ringt no, :and Prescott. GOSLING's MARLBORGIIGH elegant * Post Comb, through HUNGERFORD, NEWBURY, READING, SWINDON, L AsUBOURN, and RAM 'BURY ; sets out at Saveu o'Clock in the Monent. antra at Marlborough to dinner—comfortable winnow* fee there 'rennin the West kid. MOLTER, math, Weymouth, Dorefiester, Falmouth, Dartnametli, and New Pest Cctaeh, every Montag at Siefallit e leetioet Hieltio. Manteca. &Wpm, Iftwitiertio Easiugstelso, sod Basch*. Only one night out between Lomita to Plymouth. SOSTON. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon OM Royal Mail Coach, sets nit every Evening.—Coaches from lentos to Spileby, ‘ Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. *ATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaohite,throughChippen. bws, Cabe, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the Londor'favern, Tho. 'iosestreet. Bristol, next Mornlng.—Coselies to Wells, Bridge. water, Taunton, b.c. LEEDS new light Cusieh,ealkd the Rockingham, seta out even Morning at Eight &Clock ; carries Four Insides only, and goes re markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Sum. ford, Newark, Retford, Domaiter, and .Werrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Nixon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it Is Aimed to be the most agreeable sad complete Public Conveyance no the North Road. being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. Only two guineas inside - to Leeds. GLASGOW, Ltingrown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dmitri, Brownhill, Thornhill, SanquharlKUn, Comma', Kinpwell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Cate's, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and liditibur,th new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past S ts o'Clock,by way of Newark, Rafted, Taileaster, Darlington, Notthelierion, Durham, Morpeth, and, Berwick. Passedgers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the , may rest *hat time 'they please, and then proceed on wittu rn t e lny aJ Menai Fare. .1. &testy-the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, nits Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and outer Wien. THE and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rodin liam, every Morning. • HULL, Nertheave, Howler, and Do lett, Thom. master Pot. Coach, every Morning at half past six, to the Cross Keys, Mat ket Place Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hodesdon, Waltham Cross, Brozborne, and Womiky, each every noting. CARLISLE, Peuridt, and Whitehaven :bet Comb, goes with Four Horses "and a Guard all the way. Passes through Bromide; Appleby, G;eatahrldge, Riehmood. Gatwick, Bonsigh= Wetherby, Aberfor.l, Doncaster, and Grantham (the way byby, eighteen miles). Sets out every Morsdng, and perform the journey with the greatest funky. Passengers, detained on the.road by business, or pleasure, have the moiler advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Koutsfoed, Stone, and Litchfield, Post-Caeh, called The Express, every Evening at Five ti Chock, to 11. Ilrothertm'a, Saraceo's Had lone isle-stews', LiverpooL Gosrded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-coacb, every morning at balf-past CHESTER and PARKGATE new Kirby Coach, Daily. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preettm, lentelakt, Bolton, Charley, Oruukirk, and Garstang Poe Canielms, every After uoon st Five o'Cloek.—Guarded. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yates, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edirtburgh, carries &ter Insides only, every Af ternoon, at Two o'Cloek, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Statufot. • MANCHESTER, WibnslOw, Canasta°, Newcastle, Weal, and Wolverhampton Pest-Coach, every Atternoon.—Gusrded. SHREWSBURY,'WeiIIngtod, sua if Shifgal ec P=. the Royal Charlene, rimy Evening. at Five BIRMINGHAM Memory Past Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Atteinsee, and reecho Ilirettegbent nest day *Nom' Fame by 0004 Eitsuntood Silietene, tithe Siuneen's Meek Bugennet. DOVEIt, De4lllllitente, Rennet% Caseerbory,Ealorsimin, gent B. old morning sod Aerobes.. 14: Feeeensits end Pete* booked foe the shoos Caochae,. at the NaverWkierliiineVilikr. ll /ea lkli t ; Wii.u.tx B. Ilitovrtialue abed Co. freapecthdly etwinalit their . Friends and the Pt W. tlettAmx w . lo,9 ol atemellable ftfor, rittek Loire., gt*:. 111 jade ibin . . PtioltdiTeleie, se4 stieW er deem* l udeseettteetirdeviistintid OA to tai Wes it Os 11 0 81 1, 1104 airt^l4l4,ll? • • ~. ••• *4 - I . 9olittitAtifics; 044.'w us, tstis. VOTICZ ii hirsii 73.0 a Session of Orir aid Teribtaiir ad G..i Delivery, fey ale Trish! Opel* ...wilted is the irigi &se, rain ti. ierissftegive far Alairaity f Ex/9mA wit lie Wed &Wise a the Ohl &AY, L..., ae Mote*, the 311 M ibg e f Maim* sew, et eight r'ebeh he the swain. IV. ciou t. Ler INDIA HOME, *man. 13, 11111. fr/SE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED - 111 - COMPAhTof MERCHANTS. liNGLANDisraq Wais BAST INDIES, ok! ehe wise, • That the Quarterly Ckneral Court of the said Company, ar pointed to be held en WEDBIESDAIfohe 111111 December next, 161134 Spedil, for the online of laying before the Prectietors, for their approbation, a Rtselution of the Cams el' Directors the 30th ult. granting to Major•Ceneral Fawerrr,sof the Bengal Boabliskeneut, en alloeranco of AM per maw fee a limited torsi, on the grounds therein stated. ' , The Papa; relating to tbe Pie of Miior-(harm FAVICZTT, With tits Report required by the By• Low, Cap. O. See. 90, will ,bil Open for the impieties of the Proprietors at this Reuse. ....The Court tonhet give notice, that at the said General Court, &ovarian of the Court of Directors of the 30th alt. fur ap- tainting anotherliuspean to,nleiet in the Orieottl,E);tpartotent I the Seat India College, with a.mtbry of ittoo per Annum, and We allowance of ,f4OO, per Anions fur Hoese.rent, will be laid beton the said General Coen far their apprebattran, agreesbig to the tub See. of the &heap. ef the teniser's IrLaws. 14111113 GOBB, Senvessy. SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED AuctERGeNT LOTION S FOR ERUPTIONS ON TNE SKIN. " Simples Munditils." Hot. I Od.v. ------ Elegant by Cleanliness. IT is unnecessary to enumerate the advantages re.l suiting to the constitution of every person by effectually re moving abstractions front the surface of the skin, sad thereby keeping tree and epos the innumerable plunges end pores through *hien mere expel, an gotten or ainnouvintamiscs tram the vital fluid. and which, being obstructed. are forced back again into the blinid, and become the sources o' e. my dangieous diseases. It Is theretore a matter of much consequenee.** well to prevent hurt , ful disorders, as for the presentation of ease, comfort, and beauty, I to person; (however slightly affected) dolt they should occasionally have recourse to SOLOMON. ABS l'Eßtaurr LOTION; but more specially it becomes windy requisite when the effects of obstruction make their appearance, and break out into pimples, redness, carbettcles, or other cataneens eruptimis. Ibe Abater.. gent Luton • falls with those who give it a fair trial, and the public may be convinced of the certainty of its suoteas as * safe and certain valvular for herpetic complaints In general. Price 4s. 641. per hunk,— prevent counterfeits, please so °lmree that the name," Semi. Solomon, Liverpool," is engraved on the stamp raised to eatli bottle. The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD most wanderfulty cherishes nature, and will support the life of the aged and bairn*. In all Inward decays, tlebillt, lowness of spirits, relaxation to either set, whether Waiter/ crowing to youthful Imprudeocks, toll medicine will afford the mdst wonderful relief. Sold by Sunset Ltugh, tfi, Stran‘ ; 'Wan and Co. ISO, Ox ford.farece, London; Brodie and bonding. Salisbury ; and all Medicine Venders. - ---- Si quid nettled meth's Iris Candidos bored, si non his stare t'e'am.-Ross. regulate the human passions, not to destroy them; to give them a proper direction sad a due forte, him stead of vainly attempting torradicate them from our nature, or foollsitly and impiously pretending to divert them into new chan nels—is the business of a rational morality, dictated by the pre cepts of the purest Religion, and countsbanced by the conclusions of the soundest phitosopht. It is unnecessary, after sit that has been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which In dicate those diseases that are brought upon the human body and mind by indulging to excess in sexual pleasures, and particularly by permeating in *pernicious habit ton often acquired at School. It more Concerns the private happkiess ot individuals and the portal prosperity of the country, to annomicr to the Palk, that from a long and extensive practice in Ibis particular branch of the Protesslon,i we can with- the greatest confidence assure al Parents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who labour under 'a general or partial debility. an d d er angent e et, of the Neilibus Secrete, whytber produced by this habit, by inveterate ST IPN ILITIC Infection, by intemperate living, im residence in hot climates, by totems application to study, by immoderate grief,. or by excesses of say kind, that we have it in our power to offer' an entirely new method of cure, without the smallest use of MIIRCUItIf, which In all the varieties and in el the gages ot these complaints, has continued to answer the most sanguine ext.ecia tioos of Patients of both Sexes. The earnestness sad anxiety with which the world has long looked for so great a desideratum in the comforts and improve ments di a polished end ealightened age, as that of men of skiii, talents, and inutility, d:voting themselves enclusively these diseases, b evinced by the sager applications tor advice and m otion which we are daily receiving from every quarter of the wield. la .tight and orient cases ot Syphilitic Infection, a per fleet cure Is completed in the short period of two day.; and these 'it the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitioners hale failed, proper perseversnos Is our plan of fragment, eusurell to the pintail it, safe and radical cure. Strictures of the Urethra, from ten to twenty years duration, an by our superior method of cure, perassmently removed In the :aurae of three weeks. ratlines of either sex sney us with the greatest honour, 'secrecy, mid ditilmay, clam , „__kla 1117, Hattotelprden 'Fatima* be the tblinstly, delinillig the nature of their case , ands *diming roo#llllllge *llllla_R iad. medicines, the same ill be sent to all parts efi a lhe weft ICURRIE and CO., Surgeot.i, '• Mb. 107, Hatton-Garden. bT, 'me abort *woos dimooory in cis* curt of tiphills; sad - Deblity was eillored b Dr. Coast s in bb late travels' dem* PILAW& and SOME, from labium be has just monund with soweiligb# loterestiag sad important facts re wombs t he prams& Rabe of,•atedicil and surgical practice oo the damilisilit,solsidt be is PrePeldies to lay behove the polite in a matte do tbmie compliussoki odd* is Imiors to be able in a fper .wmfm to • r I OF; PAWN S rvzig. rzscs. '- vT~. ~ - ',N .. . -. , •7` • . #l. 1. • FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. A LLD'. el tomehlAt No. it, Sherratd-eueet, GOMeowing'', to I .ar al assd Oentione• of any age, Who Imre niter Istlint Mid a ,, -vaspilsbanest, wiser Da the toodern style. Mt. ALLEN% system el tutting Is impunity stuffed Pa tines to whom it is an object to achlettaally du, fiddenable revile* [for genteel satiety expelitiousfy, privately, and in a auperler pity* of gr'ee and elegance. Titus wbo do net want elute tray learn at a small memo. what &respectable set ofhiplls, el the public teatiling maw. Professors N tisadog taught the most elegant fancy dances. and the upsiorparts of tile prof* don. The Sttbsuiptio” Assemblies are giery Friday. DIXON'S All ,is PU.LS. THESE Pills lot* since Anained a jt4t celebrity in the privet* kiractlee of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON Apothecary'; Did Brim their great success in toasty moats bilious &warders, on numerous PRients of distinetion, pants "coheir the Duke.of BEDFORD, the Dowager lady SAT and SELF, the Viscoontest BUI.KELEY,&c. &e. he was per suaded to offer them to the Potalie, under •sanction of thitlr atones They are found to be an ineomparaWe remedy fur indite.- don, and rest nog the tow of the stomach. They remove ha; bisual and t , roporarycostivesess, sick heed-lochs, and heatt.bernb whether arising front the acrimony of the redundant bile, inseam pirate diet, otidrinking to excess, and wilt be found a nibs voluble Medietne to be resorted to upon every indilossitlen, so. r istoned by a disordered owe of the htoresch and Bowels. Sold by Mears. Butler and Sons No. 4, CO:Anode, London) in bows at te Pd. es. and 2!s. a nd lay Mr. Gw.:lter, Ovori. street, lEtiluburgh; Messrs. Newbery end Suns„. Dammatillek Dublin: said the Mettiane Venders to • nay City and Town ha tbottlutted Kingdom DIVIDENDS to be mho at GUILDHALL. • Dec. 21. James Cos, sen. Shoelane, jeweller. at eleven., Dew John Freeman, Hatteopprden, tailor, at eleven. Die Ahtes Heybridge-kall femme. at eleven, Dee. 3, Chas Lewis, High Holborn, trapanker, at tt. Dee.ll. Joseph Sharps! Ports 'tumuli. draper, at Woven. Dec. 7, William Lott, Seems-plate, Kent•road, dealer, at 11. Dec. 7. Peter Bowen Jones, Simi* hens, haniwaremianefieferer, at 11. Dee. 7, Idwartl.Orags, Jan. Bennington, farmer, at eleven. Dee. 7, Edward Sollen. Hackney, baker, at 11. Dee. 4, Chanel Merrier and Clasen Menet, Bartholomew-close, printers, at 11: Dec.!, Christi** Brown and Chas. OUsy, George-strcet. Portman-square. brewers, It deem Dee. 2, Charles Orton, Henerlaie.marite. Nuttier, at eleven. Dec. 1, Harold Daotell, ©reek street, Soho, maths Masker, at eleven. Dec. 1. Was. Scott, PA-mak eagles. at 114 Dee.; Henry Heftiest Israel, Wood- serest, Ckespekie, ellk manefsewter, at eleven. Dec. 3 , lames'Anses sad Chas. Suellen. land, St. Helen's-place, merchants, at twelve. Dee. 7, Jades Jameson and los.Willis,LittleQueen-streetoomideeiakers,at ewe. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Dee. 4, William Squire, Leeds, limier, ar them, at the New Coert-house, Leeds. Dee: 4. Thomas Evans, Misamouth, easels ear, at ten, at the Beaufort Arms, Monmouth. Dee. e, Willie* Eyre, St. Culumb Major, merebaat, at ten, at Jewel', Hotel, Bodinin. Dec. 4, John rolgiase, Bristol, Merchant. at sine, at the Conamereiii-rooma, Bristol. Dec. 4, Simon Lewitt, Paafieet,tons. factor, at eleven 9 at the Half Moon, Howden . Dee. 11, John Bolt, Sheffield, d raper. at ten et the Palate his. Manchester,. i Dec. is, John Confess 11. Manchester, 'moaner, at two, at the George, Manchester. Dec. 7, Philip Dudgion. Liverpool, draper, at sic, at Mt. Phillips, Solicitor, I.iverpool, Dee. 7, Gregor' Knight, averpool, lass. mu ulacturer. at eleven Mr. Phillipes Liverpool. Dec. 2, John Swallow, Biz, corn-de:ler. at one, at the Angel, Reading. Dee 11, Robert Careless. Hereford. grocer, at at the Green Dragon, Hat:ford. Dec. 4. Edward Smith, Deeping ken, innhoider, at eleven. st the New Inn, Market Draping. Dec. 6, John Crindly, Aghted, die-sinker, at eleven, at the Hen and Chickens kiln. I, Birmingham. Dec. 6, Charles Prankard, St. Philip and St. JaeoU, tanner, at one, at the kuall6 mar, Briet.A. CERT IPlCATEi.—Drcriesta Biowione, St. Mary-axe ' wine-merchant. Robert Smith; Elrntingoatte, wattr gilder. Edw,atvl Willful, &won, meretnint lames ritbdrave Wakelleia, grocer. Jaws Hopwood, Heston Norris, aotou-spiiiLtr. tureen Harris end Jain Dick- Main et.mufacturers John James Barna r d, Macbeth, irierehant. Tlion:as Donn, Du:ham, merchant. John V Jokers, Laugharn-marsh, farm r WHllans Chandler, Binning. ham, grocer: Edward Stokes Coln*, heituc:o seer, cotiewprin ter. Richard Barnard &ha. StutheMpton.place, New-road, winismerchatit. AMERICA. (FROM TR2wartoaAL INTIMUSINCItit. ) We have immense tracks of wild Red fertile and s on which, if adventereis had a little assistance, they . might settle, and instead of being idle nuisances, hV. come respectable and useful ratizNir.. Intteld througing the Streets of . cities which have ahea'ele a superabundance ot Labourers, they shotild be subdue lag the lotests on the bank; of the Ohio, the Wabash; the Missouri, and Mississippi. Let them be ton. ducted west of the mountains, and they will rod a boundless field for their enterprise. Let those who can work at agriculture come here, and they may in a short time find themselves the proprietors of rich and beautiful farms. Indeed, when we view the choicest portion of nee globe in s state of nature ; when we see the immense tracks of excellent land whic4 remain wild, unculti vated, arid inhabited only by wild beasts ; and at the same time think of the miliitais of hungry poor who drag out a miserable eetistence in the eastern hemi. sphere, how devoutly have we wished that some bent. volent Moses would lead them to this land r:f promise. Those who have not been bred to agriculture, who cannot wield the,axe and guide the plough, may also emploY their time and skin to better advantage here than in the Atlantic States. Let the bricklayers, the stonemasons, the housewrights, the tanners, the shoe. makers, and mechhuics ot every description, come to Kentucky, Onio, Tenneksee, aild Indiana, and we promise that they shall fiod employment and high wages. Now these foreigners are ignorant of all this, or perhaps if they know it, have not the means of get. dug here. The expense of traiisporting them over the mountains would not be great. And if se should give them a part of our vacant lands to settle upon, the rem tinder an :Id 'scream: in value enough, and more than enough, to pay for it. Besides, it would be n charitable, a humane act, and would call damn the blessillgs of HEAVEN on oar republic. In order to give effect to the scheme, let Congress At their next Session provide some means to bring about this desirable objict. If they in their %viatica% should think it repugnant to the interests of the na tion, then Let benevolent individuals form themselves into sf.cieties, and concert measures to take them. without delay, with their fitmilics, out of the cities into the interior, rhere they wi)l make the" wilder ness blossom as the rose." Those individuals who own large tracks of wild land would find it their interest to settle Colonies of these people 'upon it by its increase ot value; and they would :rave the additional satisfution of having snatched Many a hapless victim from penury, rice, and despair. • Y ; 9: • v . ' 2,111741111114 NNW, Neutavier lit& YIIHE COURT e DIRECTORS 4 , 4 1. UNITED' COMP4Nt f MIRCHINZ3 INGT.42#I" Iraq Wise LAST INDISS,a hereby she' mike, That the postt will be ready g. F •cliv• Proposals in wri deg, at soy rinse :es or before WSIDNESIVIY, the itch De. amber Dot, tress may Penes or Persons who may be will to BUILD, Aber in the River Theme or at as Out post in England, SHIPS et about Thirteen Hundted Tons berthas, is be Let on Freight for the said Company's Service, fer iltz Voyages certain, specifying, In upe sum, • permanent rate of pose freight for each of the said sis voyages. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" ee the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary u this House at or before twelve o'clock at noon, ou tlic said 18th De ember seat, Istrend which hour ne Tender will be received. JAMIS COBS, Secretary. The particulars of the principal dimensions and scans of the Ships, an Inventory of the principal Stores, the copy of the Charter party for each voyage as an outline, together with the other terms and riaditiorts upon which the Ships are to be ten d, red, built, and employed in the Company's .Service, may be had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Sbirping at this House. on or offer Monday next, the lick inst. •