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I •• - It : , - • i.,.4 ,1 " ‘,l ',. 11 . i. • k 4 "k l ior g k , Fl i # • ~.. 40 . 4; . ,104 Aw 4 . . ,i, ._.... 9141.7 4 7:17Wrr7, 0 7 - 77 i ="7"" 7""""' oiliatitionen /rig 10 1„4, otl, u•r;v•r• • rat • cll. to. • • I a ...S. • • r./ . • st:••••••N. • .1. • • . 4 • 4;:rik I:d'us ;, • r 1 • ....... ~,,,, „., 4 „, -.4 i '•: jf 4, r• O,glD ~ - r .. :._.. 1 •, •-•- ' ._.. . - tys•4l - .20111 z• ~. , 1 _ `_g .~C ~„ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3 I.J G. ; • ;:, . 1 ) "! v i :. 14MCE. 41 285 • •,-• R AST- INDI.I 41ut1JR, Novesier ;7 140. 1 1 1 HE COVRT of DIRECTORS of the &MUM -a- O.llfr42TT of At ERCHANTS JINGLANDi ireflaf to the Lai' INDMS; Jo tirrdp Ss4r Wier, That a General emit of the said Company will be held at their Ttatit, in 11.tatleAell-etreet„ on 1 7 / l iDNEinAlf, tb. ith Dos eL :abet next, at L'iteco oTtookk to the Forenoon, fur the spedal I purpose of laying belote 'he Proprietors, Papers rereivA frxrt reepetrhag the progie , a and tertninattou of the late War with Nepali!, mid Resolo:koit of 1 batiks adopted In caosevest'eti by the Coon of Ilirectore, • Thei abovoon intoned Parrs are udsv open sot the InapectiLt of Tbe Pt optietuti at altl-low‘e.* .t43lEs COD?, staretoq. fiTREME DISTItESS • O f sprrAlNELbs ANDITs vicisrry. *'-IERY. NUMEAOUS. and RESPECT. o st riiio, held in the Egyptian Hall, Mansion • t i e of o ninventher, tlil6, • ' NV Hon, the LORI ) MAYOR in t he Chair, 10 ,....That the Adtirese now read (describing the State r id) be ieceteed , and cottlially approved. pita Subscriptio n be immediatel y entered into, for the s t reli ev ing the distressed Poor of Spitalfields and it s ! ii - _.. ,C2l 0 I V John Dunlop Willianritelvserds Wafter end Applying 5 5 .Edw. R. Adams, Esq. 10 10 Tliensas Hill, k.:91. 5 0 C. jun. 1 1 M 1.. 1 1 Right Hoo. Lord 81d _ Drnys, Day & Sheppard. 'Savage Garden• /CIO 10 Wilkinson, !tome dc Co. S 5 At Marten, Cali & Co. Hon Miss Charlotte Grintsten 25 0 H.)n. Miss Harriet Grim 'ton 25 0 Front Castelnesit 9 9 010111h.perDrummonds 50 0 A I.adv, by ditto 10 0 Twn Friends $ 0 Hon. General Edward BUgh, per T. Cootie and Co, James Blair, Esq per do. 50 0 Mrs Jane B1•ir, per ditto 50 0 Mrs Jame* Blair, per do Vt. 0 Mr. Win Tomlinson 5 5 Wilberforce, 10 0 At Cltild and Co. Meows. Child and Co. tOS Rev. %Vollastnn Pym 10 10 David Dewar, Rig. ' • 20 0 %VIM= Randall, Kn. 5 5 William Oignodo,Esi. 10 0 W. W. .J 5 Colonel 'l'. Wood, M.P. 1J l►t F;1 tI?ACV l'Ut3l.lC FUND 3. • I"t:e rnanf Rdvontswes which at present re , elt from making p t irchar's in Furs ign Funds.. were generally 1.1,•,wat, there could he tin eits:triort thaz. they OWE dear inJortnient :or the Inelk.;tl a P.isney in ctirt it '• It is 710' pis/1.40Yr In bringer:thin custmaary limit; of an .1:1: e::rt,seoplnt a ful 4.41;1 al those a.firs.:•l7-s ; atta it may there • fore b • .ittficte..t briAlt to wire s that in rise :tt bUNCI4. for the sate of in.tiller, Money, in e'estr ltt se .;.r " I ' l4 l " Ig i:a. can now he invcstA so as to iyieht an Amaral bitere%; ttf re 2 nl I • u per Cetn.—rhat the Dlvniende alp be regutarly pa:4%J dun half yearly—a•vd that OA Cersi6eases of the heads, wrath. may reniain to the pos•essiOn, el the Irsnr , ;113:11, • earl be made a [„negociablepropert y, ivy mesui N' PUtrs of elLtoritcy, i.i th.-; *sale mattnetas tor American Stocki. ota''' • t u t t he flle!ing Gentlemen be a Committee no appor. g e bsietptiati to the support of the Spitalfields ASSO* syttelilekis Soup Society, and the Spitalfields Benevo- Eq. M P - William and Rowland 10 0 FRESCII F. • * Loan MAYOR, WILLIAM HALE, virj, *MILE, lUD* RODIRT BARCLAY. • . lissvotr, Jouo tioxymmr, WOODS, EIIVPAIIb LAWSON , OD Mg/ ItICK, Prillta StDllOlllO, • iti DIGGITILZ Y, !Una SAN DZILSON, COOPIIOI, 111, FIT, Assn, J. 1 LIIITiII, • . WILLIAg HALOMAND, ' YOlll MATTiIW RAWL., WIN, DAMP BAILICILAT• MOHAIR PRILLIM Josses Ttcest.s, • Ibit " g le mead Thanks Of this Meeting be given to she AAA" and Associations, who, by thtir benevolent and 7,,, Mitchell 51 0 John Mitchel?, Esq. 10 0 The Miss Mitchell' 10 0 F. Miichefi 3 0 Thorn's Lambert 10 Edward Egan 10 0 IN. Clayton, Jon. Esq. 3 0 At Marsh ai Co. George awd WWI= Dobree 10 0 STUTTcARD, NoVP.MBIrt - - - - ' The sing of Wittemberg continues to carry hitt erect the system of reiorm which he has adopt,* a: ..! p,„, extend it to all the branches of the Admini• . ttrat i on . : 1 . :4. i2st ledlictioit his Majesty hat Made de to the ',..,.."; t1 Guanill• The corps-of Royal 1 Ll , lrse GuardS, oaf thi.,. of the Hulan Body Clavordr, have been suppressed. t 1t..... of th ' em consisted of SIX squadrons. and they v4ll,be repttll2 by a u e O f HOrsnards, consi,ting of only nothe drons r corps 04, .. so oa. His 14..jesty has aho ordered the sale or P • v.. mil of saddle avd carri . av brines, at preselot in tilt Idris: Mews. Among them are a number of very eine Wring A new organisatiou of all the employments about i I Court his ...Ito been drawn up. in which great redoes twos. :Ind consoquently enasiderlble aviiigs, are re. ma; It‹d. At 3irels and Co. The nowarr lady Wake, Cbisel , lurst 5 5 Miss Wake 2 2 He►;ry Alezander, Esq. Cork•street 5 0 Mei*, a. MULI.L I' an I. M tRP12.917E, of NI Broad. au-re-co:art, London, bog to Worm the Itlat 'they have formoll an Eatabl,shmait as Agents tor t!t' Pe -late and fale of French. A.cencan, and otiase i iirztgn Moderate • witch may lit known ttt tic-ir tre they will most ▪ y supply any flirber ini.trina: too which ntay required, as weld as rvp stforoncra to mitt lealtiog and eminent Houtes In the City of London as to th...ir ,ttaques sociihie reapectat•iley, It te rept-tett that all Lettpri may b! lio.• ?Aid. 3 0 1. P. Throe Seams., Ws. 6d. C. H. C. • 1 0 Smiths, Rickards & Co. 5$ 10 ikddington, Ph4l pt, Sharp and Cu. 31 10 Scott and Clarke 10 10 1.1 . 1. P. 1 •1 At lierries and Co. 11,1. H. 20 0 George ['matey 5 5 m ows have so much contributed to ameliorate the ' • o f *reoffering Poor in the vicinity of Spitalfieids, and • to the Spitalfields Association, the Spitalfields Soup kri,theSpitalSelds Benevolent Society, and to the 43etitlemen I. Trade, who have so liberally contributed to the relief lee ganutaeurets.; anti also that the best Thanks of this w iry be presemed to their Ckatiemen who requested the lgtfirtor to convene the present Meeting. the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be gins to the oe Honourable the I.oRD Maxon, for the zeal he has mani kith, cause of the Poor, the promptitude with which he ho o e ignotan Hatt for the present Meeting, and for his iambic in the Cbair thie'day. At Hammersley and Co. Rev. D. Durt4l, Ohtord 10 10 At Vere and Co. • Mr. Wm. Hemming S 0 Mr. Alderman Heyeate 2t 0 Rev. Mr. Came & Mrs. Cane 2 0 At Prattnn and Co. Camel Wm. Charles Me..', s,C4apel.pLace, Caveudish-tluare 5 5 Major.Get.eral T. S. Bateman • 3 5 John Hunter 5 U .Ruben. 1 0 ITS NEW. 1.0 I'TE itY*. will begin Thawing the A.. 141. t. JANTYAIt V. the iclomiz wh , th liss been foripvi erttrely from the ettr:ous suggi stiutts receSivd fi-om the Public, and will, beyond a doebt, meet univers.4 appribsitm. I here i+ only a small Number cat 1 icketi ye: contain= l'r z.; of w , ,tl 0 Guineas, &c &e. and the lowest Prize is Ai% fir.: drawn wilt rack be entitled to an extra, Prize—and the tirs-.Jrawn 500 °hots, will receive tIS tiwiteAs each—lbde-d there .s alingether great novelty, and the stubitc are respecttully invocl to call Mr :Schemes at the favourite Wices ut O. Three Miss Ogles Mr. Robert Graham 1 I Rey. W. Wheldale 10 0 Charl,4 Chevallier, Esq. 10 1(' The liheration.of the state prisoners confined in the castle of Asperg condones. Among those who have thus recovered their liberty is Colofiel skr. , lll, for. utterly Governor at the Wirtemberg fortress of Ho. hentwiel, who has been detained since 18 .0, for hav ing surrendered that fortress to the French troops of the right wing of the Arrsy of the Rhine, *under the command of General Moreau. There is talk of several duels which have taken place between the ()aims liblrated tr•rtn n. tinement, at Asperg, and those v;l: , ..nt they regarded AS their denouncers. William Polity E. E. 10 10 2 O. At DrutumotiO & Ca. William kleekr. Esc{ 10 0 William Hill, Esq ilintiss 4. Reynolds, 7, Won't•street, Spital fields 5 0 Mrs. Reynolds, ditto 2 0 Miss Fits. Bouvioe, ditto. I 0 Miss Mina llouviet, do 1 o Miss Sarah liouvter, do 1 0 Fred. Reade, Esq. Cus tont-house i 5 EY TON: St ock.Broker, 2, Cornbill, and Lonhard•street, Wbere the Favours of Friends are ever gratefully acknow• At Beldulph and Go. John Buller, Esq. Gloss caster place A. S. sdnaiptions already advertised, £15,071 S I Advertisonent. £2 10 0 50 0 S 2 ledgcti. Stated Incorrectly In fr Irma, *Taggart. and • it Ma. dre San India Company ,E 1 if) 0 obst Ilarelay, Bury 100 0 OkOlikEekl• • 20 0 Cu. ZS 3 5 5 5 5 At Omits and Co. • Rowlam' Jones, El. 2 0 Admiral sir W. Hotham 5 5 'tight ti an. Warsvn and Mrs. Haring i 40 0 Gestural •It• Charles and Lady Imhoff 10 0 Wilbraham, Esq. r.O 0 Lord 21 0 . _ _ AM Business k the Fends transacted with that promptness and fidelity which have distingtabhed E. L• rox's Orrics s for sn many years past. s.Spurling T tient,. Green H. R. Raven At Harris, sAnderaon, and NEW YEAR'S I.OT PERY. • ALL •STERLING MONEY. NO 5 ruoc PRIZES. IBIS El, , the ennaactor for ti!t• Now Year's Lot . eery, in ado9tinit the Scheme fromel by the Public v o ice, was fully impressed with the conscious certaitity, • hat Iron, tht tr fostering Lands it would receive the mos( liberal Ft•rtiiiiir; iti:d he is proud to say, that, great as the Public etiert,,r3..r ment has been towards his former ContraLtg, the present hi '• fair to outstrip them ; as the Ord.r. for Tickers :to I, :1.1n.. ifirong'•lat the Metro:sults, as well as iron' AI !gals of this Couti:tg , an•l tract Ireland, fitly indicate—so intte.,ll so, t'.at he fe.ti., those i'er , iing wiri nazi, wish To have Partieutar or 1 Favouri:e NI.:III4CrS wed be &Anointed, it they do tic): mike !choir apolications immediately : indeed, as the whole Lottery g nnsisted originally at bu:. tg,o: 0 I sch":s, (a very tiiil'ng -up• ply for this season of the year, when the Nut.four has Most ge psra4 been (root 14t100 re ti 0,0.10 Vitkets), it latuoro thaws .p • liilide :be Demand will exceed the quantity ua hale.—T. 3ISH • f ite, toorr saws'/. recommends his rriends to purchlge witho:it i cehy, as, should his saticirations be realised, a general dove p•antment must Le experienced.— I. f;ttiki has now on Sale a , Vnr:ety or Fancy Numbers, et his truly fortunate °Cites, 4,1 Condon, and 9, Cliarlng•crogs Neve I've?, Lottery begins flat 3anuat y—Secood Day, 9 ist-lantrary l'har•l and Last Val, fith of Febroasy.—Conte'ns two Prizes of eu.ooo oc era% be sideg Fory other Ca : A•al 1 4 :lug. No Stock l'rbies., all to be paid in Sterlusg Mo•iey. DRESDEN, NOVEMIZR le. We can assert positively that the negotiations of the Committee of Regukrizaticur of Claims between Prussia and Saxony are not broken (if, as was re:. roiled. The mediating rro,ulsitioils of the Count de Bornbelks, Aug:Lin Envoy. hive prevented this rupture. We trust his arbitration will (stove eth. aci.4us. John Dr Hague,Esq. 10 0 Wm, tMe►sing ' 5 0 Jolna Vh.l.,rots 5 .0 John Cooper 20 0 B. Burgess 5 0 Thos. Hen,ley 5 5 Barris. Jan Sanderson, Old Jewry 10 () 1040 .santlerst.n, ditto 5 0 Samuel Brioke,F.N.litto 5 5 Sam , iel Bendry EN. dit•o S 0 William l.uabinron, jun. Mark.l.tne 10 10 J. 1). f.sq. bocklersbury 5 5 ••• Subscrip:ions are reeelvi I.lo)d'• C by Sauviel Hoare, j.tt Committee; and at all the 8a.04.4 MIIMM. MO Mansion House. Mary Luca*, Otairrow,Chelse& 10 0 &Lenore Rogers 5 5 1414 Farmer 5 0 5 0 Alex. De la Chaumette and Merele 59 10 Medley Ind Vardon 10 10 Amoral soil Hitchcock 10 10 W awn Vizard, Esq. 1o 10 At Hods('ll & Stirling. I G. G, ows 4, 10 0 11ry at Pone 'Hill 2 2 Ori acikeo, 10 0 . Nit York 5 0 • W. Freshfield Charles :parker 3. J. Moore S 5 5 . 5 S 0 5 ed at the Mansion House ; st in. P.. 9. Iltrastirer; t.y all the to . it in tiontLoti and W4,ttninner. ,Moser, Barnett, 11••••• - • mi Co. kosistrisa a Feel -0.0011 a. s.. 44 41 calmilaitfentry 30 10 aaist*awalts. * 0 Langdale and Son 1,41 0 Wexeler and Sons CO C 114hvaril hoards& 6 Goy and Adams • '.lO 0 .1441 V. PciOner S 0 _ _ Hazard, 13tirtir, and CO. 50 0 Isaacbus 410 e 20 0 Mum I .Lte 6 & _ _ J'. 1I its MAIN bq. S 5 4ser ward, E-q. It, U 4H viel,ll.q. lo 0 ria w a d, E.g. IN u Attimpseu, /sq. 10 0 L 1 1 rage Wm, 104.6 x. 4unaltarmond 10 0 Irtit Jelfery,-Esq. 10 to lb I , ffery, Esq. 10 to ettasr.wJellery,Esq 10 10 .111. ' • 5 5 *arise oat of a Be. qv* et fur C:Nri tai4t pervn-csb), John VW: .IlArtho- lotewelose s dectased 100 11nvt.ard,Lo 20 Brows % 1 t.11,1i,: Kirby 21 brone:t and Co. 21 ilvnuctrpreavre, , ic Co. 21 ammm (tl sub.) 1 Maur er Swat ley 1 :to( k kasha pg.. auttort andt;o. SO tN Rtgardt) : F.4, 50 liand Curium 50 . 6 11m1Turk.r 50 Wedges anti inn 50 and Mortimer 50 qeman, Cole, and Ciii 50 0 ',Brown and Co. 50 0 Naha, El. 50 0 I likytoo, Esq. 10 0 'Ashby, €aq. 5 5 Moittifiure, Esq. 50 0 baud litilluway 10 0 !Wt., I:6q. rf 0 • 0 !tined Biqa SO 0 sod JOng 15 15 ids,E44. it te S 5 0 50 0 20 0 10 0 10 10 10 0 5 0 5 0 S S 10 10 10 Z.O 10 0 52 10 10 10 3 3 10 10 10 0 SO 0 if 0 5 , 5 21 0 10 10 5 5 20 0 3 0 So 0 90 0 FP :Ranitln lalkentll, Esq. keellor, , E sq. ;saial let, , E;q. et4Gold, slui ,Gn •. 'S Bai n L. sat Atkinlon Lt!alud tar.. Talbot CUSit /Wine Ilone kielJer !..andi.l. Lesko Ilk (taper and Sons 4 telb lenient*, Ll 4. 101 11110 1 _ *l e y GNti) Set • h ihniticardo k La and N iAew Tabs and Fi el 4 ea.attky Airs Wig:n, liighborr • terrace 40 0 Tits, Wigan, ditto 5 0 Edward Wig:Ll), Esq. VA/ 0 Alfred Wigan, En. bansford-Init r 20 0 Mrs. Alfred Wigan, do. 20 0 1;e:1, bell-yard, Grace- diurcb-strect Mr. bLevriis, I 0 242 w, Holborn 1 1 Major-Gesterat Powl4•tt 1 1 Jos. 1-111thert, stn. Elias. and John hibbert 2! 0 Atiedulay a n d Ilatittlgton to 0 T. E. Dicey, 10 0 A Nine t. the Relief of the I..).strerstol itt 50. talSelds .:1311 2 0 ' 10 10 Parry• and Williams 10 W (mood and Watts 10 10 l'dward haat: 5 5 W. l .3l.zartl. h-q. 5 0 )arid and Philip Cooper 10 0 1 roma.. Meadows, Esq. 5 0 Mr.. M...rsAr.t Emir, S oke Newington 10 0 H. We. re, L.q. I U K. Cli;e11, Nelson Kure 3 3 Richard ?airy, E;q. 20 Mrs. Way, of Math 'lO o Sohomon ?rile _ 10 10 _ I be CLldren of the Rev. Jusuko Pratt 1 15 rise Srrvant e of (10. £2.125. 6d. I'buma• Citaw.ter, Esq. 5 0 James Pelt ar, Esq. 5 0 Jan loots, Esq. 10 0 At Currie and Co. Curries, Rallies & Co. 100 0 Curries and Wayninuth 100 o George Bowles, Esq: Wonstesd Grunt 10 0 I..iy Nor diwick $0 0 lies j.insin Sayer, Esq. 5 5 A. 11:inntit 1 o C. C. 2 0 George Caldwell, Esq. 2 2 and Wallan 10 10 Zachary Langton & Co. 20 0 ..-. Per Messrs. Fry and Co. Thomas Esq, 10 10 bamuel Burn 5 . 11ininav Keene, Esq. 0 A. Clrytnan, jun. 2 2 'l'. k 1.. 2 0 Serra::tt of a Family, per tto 010 Pupils and Clerk of F. 'Turner, Esq rump. court, 'temple 2 2 S. S. U 3 J. P. T. Esq. 1 0 HT, H. 14..grard, Esq. Pat k its ee estadiu , stir S • At Smith, Payee & Co. Robert Campbell, Esq. Ariiirstrres 10 0 SA). V. O. 11 0 Teen qIHE LORD MAYOR piewnta his complimeats to :he Nobility, Centel , . and others of his Feline: Courtg ' OM. and In partiCular he b:gs leave to address ldtfit if ;o ff Ladies, retrieving thsjt w.ll for the present have the vita nets to appropr , ate these cAs - r.oFF cLoTHE ,, to the ptc•sit-7 n,!- cessitie. of the Labouring Classes, particularly those of Sp tal , fields, whose distress tur the want of conunon necessaries to cover them exceeds all .I.seription t such a relief to the women and children at the approaching season cacurtt fail of Danz a matt acceptable gift—alt sorts of covering will be most accept able, and nothing should be given away to others as loti as the more pressing necessity of cluthlog the talked subsists whit all unparalleled severity. Such articles, sent to this: Soup House. No. 53, Brick-lane, will be carefully distributed by the Association. , REEVE'S FAMILY HOTEL, C:OLLEGE•FLACE, Blil3 FOL. J 0 HN REEVE rot erns his most 2rateftsi acknour i e e g melits to the Nobility, Gentry. and his Frknds in parch. cular, fur the Mend support which hr has experienced nearly tvn years since the establishment thereof by bim ; anti bees leave to i,iorm them, that he has re•!•tken the same, and that no exertions on his part shall be wanting to merit a continuance of their favours ansisupport. jo the above lintel, Gentlemen wil find all the comforts tit the Private tit u: e, and the Colfre•Romo. SIKEN'S HYDROME t Ea. Itß. BATE, having now completed the imme • dive sorrily of the Revenue, will, on the 9:h of Decem her next, be prepared to is‘ue to the :Twit Trade and to the Public in general, the NEW HYDROWIE . I'ER, invented by hl. late Father in Law, Mr. mikes, and mitre.% by Act of Parlia ment in be ir , ad throughout the United Kingdom in charging the loeti son sprits. I hey will he delivered dccording to priority of application, and as rash instrument iutsv.s through his own Lands, he Is enabled in guarantee l•it ac. -urge azreenient with the original, and with those he makes for the Revenue. No. 17, Poultry, Nov JO, 18 NATIONAL DEB C. This day Wad published, In Syn. price Si. AN ESSAY, spewing the Justice and Expediency of REDUCING the INTEREs r of the NATIONAL DEBT ..-,By 1. R. WrCill.I.OOEI, Esq. • This Essay contains an b.quiry into the Causes pt the high Pries I of Utillion and other Commoi.:iti.s in this Country during the late War; • hews - the ruinous ktfecta which the Mint system of Taxa tion must have on tnt Commerce and Prosperity of the Country; and giv.s an Account of the Progress of Manufactures, and In crease of Population, and of the State of Prices of the Value of Money in the Unite d States and tLe principal Countries of Europe since £775. Printed for the Author; and sold by T. and G. Underwood , 34, tlret•strett, and David Brown add Adam Black, Edinburgh COUG HS and COLDS are safely and effectual l y V 4.., cured, and the ASTHMATIC relieved, by SIR JOHN HILL's DA.I.SA of HONEY. It is the most innocent, yet the mos: effectual Remedy ever discovered. Sir JoaN Hitt, M.') Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, and F. R. S. at Pans, was a Botanier of eminence and cbarac sr, he concantrlteil, by meatis of intense application, that ruttier) Evrart of Flowers called Honey, for the Cure ei Coughs, Colds, and Asthmas. Findaug the danger arising trom neglected Pectoral Complaints, he prepared this pleasant yet tf4ctual Remedy. it is as restorative as AWN Milk, sever disagrees with the &tomer), and cures a recent Cold or Cough in a few hours • Attlimat'e persous4ill find it to give general relief, removing this Difficaty of Breathing, promoting Expectoration, and iu charging the viscid Phlegm. CA UTIU/10.... i here is another sort which is spurious, Persona will thetrfote be careful to ask for " Sir John Hill's balsam at Honey," and observe the names of " Shaw and Edwards," are engraved oa the Stamp gives with such bottle. Priie Ss. ed. and 26.21 • . •bo at No. Be, St..Pau Revdra Church-yard ; Tut; Eichatia; ld i Sanger, Osinoi.etroet a and Ward, Holborn. . , MA TRI MONIAL TELICI IY. " But ?Ivry they, the !atypic t of :heir kW." Such la the language to the immortal I notasoN. when epeak. hi of the Marriage State. But to ensure th.,t ha;lp'rra, It iv tacessary, as Jeer. NAL ObSetVel —" Mena mum, iu c4rp:ire sk.no," to have a sound mind in a sound toady. INIE:iSAi. GOSS And Cq. Mea.b:rs of the Rasa College of Surgeons in London, Lave it....luloudy devoted their att.At:jou tor. these last 17 years to the s.x..ly of ilium:Ai-or der. width so frequently embitter, ansl too often prevent, that in estimable littosaig, matrimonial fei.clty. The atinierous apt:M alatya:xi they have Litherto received front persons of the first dig- Orlon, and the unife - in lacce-s attending their superior mode of treatment sir such cun.plaints, induces them thus publicly to off. r their assistance. In alt eases of !debility or Deficiency, thee relishing frim the too frequency of participating in the gale. drool fashionable life. the uottounded indslgerrce of lih•rrtint m, or a secret solitary habit. which weakens the energy of the :DOM, anti &souls the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sew, mid impotence in the oilier, they of.sr a safe slot permanent cure. To those who, from such oomplaiius.arn prevented entering tutu the married state, and ashamed to seek relict, br:od over their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, how ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infaldble method they may be restored to a pound and vigorous reinstitution. A certain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal Infection. by a Mid and never-failing mode of treatment, Is speedily and radically removed, without reetraiut in diet or exersise.. as also li:etc:tures of the Urethra and Gleets, which they are enabled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the painful dangerous effects of the Caustic; referenCes of which can be'given to several and Gentlemen of high respectability, who have beets cured in a very short period, situ having taboured under strictures for many years. 'l.'4 married Females,' whose ettpectatfons of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know• that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impedi ments removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of best particular complaints, ID order that they may not he marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached ro the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they Mee been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from various hos pitals, and testimooials from thelighest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in other parts, emboldens them to assert, that their researches having beets con fined to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of renovation, to such as play' labour under the debilitating effects of a lift passed under the torrid zone. Anil further. 'that having had opportuuities, in their professional capa city, of forming an Whom acquaintance with the con.' atitutional habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them the best assurances of immediate relief; thatdie success resulting Isom their endeavours fust indueed them to quit the practice oir the general Practitioner and they presume that their pretension's casstkute a fair grounii for the unprecedented confidence with which they Lave, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. • l'o be Consulted at their house daily (persoally, or by letter,) by Patients o. echo sex, wow aseroel, delicacy, and attention • Patients in' ti.• country ape requested to state the particulars ease, ate, a.. d mimeo of dying, badaliati resnlttasee sot advice aed medichttat awl the reinedies wilt be gives as leparardo4 to tad C tat r ir t ge tths kbadosa. 00 Its o. %11, Deevate-streeti Flik-street. • The period of me a t . . urg or our Saxon Diet 101 proicher,. There is a general oinviction that tbdt I SAY •,,n represeatative system wouid admit of improve ' meats, aad that slim? parks it•are antiquated; but • our respectahle Sovereign still l.aa strong reasons wisicht prevequiiim 4.ont tasking changes that night teed,. be useful. however, Government sees with pleasure enli, 4 fitetved writers direct puYie attention to the iuttt. l- jeer. Pr,lesb ,, r, Krug has pubtiOled 0117101kt ' iit which. be propkises a number of improvtnients. In • other parnp!ii-rs a . sv:lir is manifented that the mer chants an‘t manufacturers of Saxony should have their own representatives in the INet, NAP1.E%.:191/EMBEit The holiness 'of marrow; large mercantile bonsai; whiCh was tti:tnant in consequence of •he diseussirris •if our Court with the UniteJ Stites. has term:All its activity since..the departuveof Mr.. rinekney. United States have obtained the tas;sl . 4 - tios which . circunistmices allowed them to expect from the- gc od fait° of unr §,vertign. B , !veral Ain-a:man. vessels are At present in Sicilisn pins taking in estgors... Our maritime ensain,rce has reelected 411. the fib vont. to which she is entilvd, if. as is asserted. his. , M.iiesty his imposed a tx.pla duty On all matebeadists, exported in English vesh:li. This me wore was celled.. for by tae difittnt Chamber: of CJlnrherce in the I kingdom. • • ' • ' Wednesday his Majesty's store-ship Preftoranta, Mr: T. Srokss, Master, Cotnr.stander. *rived et s Portsmouth, horn Quebec, whttute she sailed on the . 24411 October : with Captains Bauirdattbr . and Hatt. stair, Lieutenants Sennit, SARAT, Jamc>, Wv•ir. mu>, DotTOLAs, LA .tvlserns, and four 'there, and 175 seamen and real iites, who were employed upon the Lak‘s in the bac Nat. Torre are yet about 3.10 . •amed upon the Lakes, waiting to be relieved by. new raia.d men. The OlTr:ers who went °tit with Sir RUMAT Hatt. in the Wye, Dee, and Pievoyante had all arrived at the stations assigned to them-:-Cap. Cain N. Locavett, at Like Ontario; Captain Moisis e nessoa, at Chant2l . 4i9 I , Captain PLN(L at Erie. Sr atattaT HALL, to whose command all the Lake ser. vice•had bten•confided, WAS At Kingston. Toe time. ricaus having stopped the building of the ships which they had commenced, whilst neatly all our shops upon e madenl when the Lakes are yet inian . inefficient Mate, t , it is w they perceive that any prepare equ ipping Our force that they Illari!est tae same d;a. position, and only •in the same degree. It is gene. rally considered' that our hold of the Canadas has been considerably strengthened, and rendered more formidable by the, events of the late contest. The Canadians say that that.event, which, it was appre. trended, would prove the,rain of the Colonies. has advanced them at lent twenty years in commetassl prosperity. The supplies - shipped to the West India Islandk,which, it was once considered, could not be subsisted but from the United States, prove a source of great profit to them. The Pievoyantv brought home the Rev. Dr. MoUNTAIN, the Lord Bishop of Quebec. She has sailed for Deptford.—The Diana transport, with 900 invalided iloops, detachments of different regiments, auy be' daily expected.—The 'Officers who came home passengers in the Prevoy. ante have . presented Mr. STOKES with a handsome anaff.box.m acknovAedgmeat of his very great kind ness a nd gentlemanly demeanour during the passageb BANK . OF 8,% CL A ND. Nov. 48. 1818. PT HE COURT of DI It EC' I'ORS ,of the GO. 11 VERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of ENG LAND give notice, That on and after the Oth December next, the Bank will pay CASH for all N e OTES of ONE and TWO POUNDS value that are dated prior to the tat lamiary,lBl 2, or Exchange them for New Notes of the same value ,at the option of the Holders. Rootzer BEST, Sarittry.