Star. — London, England, 1816-02-10 00:00:00

. , • ; • " titl;# :100 1. "r • l y'' '' ' r 7. • e ,I . • • .. ; ~, , i - • \ \ - • • -.. t" • ( ~, j: z ~~: 'L ‘.4 Z44Ls.• • a . Vvrr- • " I a ;I ~_ • F. . m• o:- - r• . r `- • _ • y. FEBRti 9L 'r • , SATURDAY , v t' ar 7 , TA, . • ••• . • PRICE•SEVEN-PE ('G. 00011111DTAL, DitVaT- LAMB. ,PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' servant. will perform tagCNANT OF BRUGES; I • 01, BEGGAR'S BUSH. To which will be added, ROSINA. Hew Will to Pay Deb gh.• • Ifdrr-OFRICI, FAS, met THE tight Honorableum LORDS COMMIS. MOWERS of HI S . MAJESTY'. TIifIASURY, having sr I pointed Money kir the Payment of HALF-PAY to SEA WM CERS, from the Sigh September to the mist Member, MS* according to his Majesty's Establishment in that beitadE 'flesh are to give Nadal, that the several Payments will begin to be made at the Pay Office, by the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning oo die following Days, vit. 06 Monday loth, Tuesday 1 sub, aft4Wedaesday 14th, to Ad-' mirab, Captains, and their Attolvies. COiltilLter /OIL 111 4 0 PLYIN6A1C440400 1 . Po. ~,`' . - i f - k..2 ' 4 4COmains4llo:4li zr3APititik Mit) ism . Valk lelsitei'skbsi,oue of toiweeitit, P.P. - fiat *a Osailsowilit Cilkd to sdppli.l43lol,Milit RileePrreoiproisaiii Patkfilars a AttomplisOpli notri e between dualism of liirfeli sod Fives VA 44v,11e sealed oil m an.* directed' to the COMIJIWT 11) - theruip Triode! for 14iereseriei fosi * et . TUESD the Sildh boded, but teme4lll re *voila/ter Tw eet °Vlach op that . Day I sar Visisi er•N poen" noticed unless made en or aune:c4 us * . Pfir-' Hada" and time Prices insetted in Wr et beeptbj, odes , 4 Leitei be subjoined to suds Propes4 *ld by llbsrPersons of lulls Property, ensasiot to Wu* %stud- prkb 011 - PIM tended*, fit the sem tiptoed la the. Piededers I* the due perfemelmeee of the Contrive. .. . c • .• • ..• WOOD, MAY: •R ' • I N A I DI NI Elt T 1 bl 2 , d o , r u A v S s ig r lV E I t . Y . f r ;f t i t i. he se MA l Y C Olt a oos ponies of tbss - Ctill of LONDONS to COMMON HALL . asemsaled, at 411 i GUILDHALL al Abe said Ott, on Vele.% v, tsp Watley isfßibreary, tine, ~ 4 , „ is . Resolved Ultaithnously, That it appear* , this Comment MX that the litakepon Intone,. commonly Me trop: Tua4Mas sdliptii wader vety•peesibm eA of financ.al Moult', Ur , Th4anly, mail e t enaetatent was atlemnpall . tuollt melpivocal Ivan declarattons the same be Withiriern y after the cereal. uof thellialirsaisting iskilelties. :•',• • Resolved Ultaabastisiy, That *Het Wu:teased the restos rational Peace. and laving besa assured by the Commisnoners Ili hit Royal ifibestractbe Prime Resent, kr tbr!f Comm/ilea% Mg te jPhdisimein as she opening pf the present Ses.ine, of their combilien draft litimures adopted by Mg- Allfe I Powers *MY males ka,papilusance ; %hi, Common Hall has observed, sol g taao6o. left Mt baligauloo, that. his Majesty's Mtut.ters ham it Is ' to propose to Parliament the e.datnurion oe this siege oppressive and odious To:. IC , UmMesously, That al th ough a redurion should ,I* 4 tin taw f t..yet dP o prissitle remaining unehange,i, this Commas Hall 1. " --- •of -. • - would •1 _,. • • • ' imitl • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0,5 PRESENT EVENING, will be per. 'MEASURE FO MEASURE. . To wbieb vriD be added, THE PORTFOLIO. o^ Wool ; with The Portfolio; and the New Pan. orie tl IP4Pc On Thu - rsday IStb, Friday Itith, Monday 19th, and Tunas,' gOth, toLlenainants and ChaViains, and emir Attorsies.' On Wedneiday 4t st, and Thuriday Sid, to Masters, Panora, and Surgeons, and their Anomie.. Cornhill, and 120, Oxford- R--.--6‘.'"--'----11T114 and Co. So a li o, vs pasticidartf Wilde= to Janke Posrbasers to par le tpe Glind Capfrals. which may he sold at choir form beferc NEXT WEDNESDAY, when the Lottery pad it is s e-ansord, Aar DOW, MUST GAIN 56.0d0 13171ILLAS IN GOLD!' . de TwoMoas TICCIT' Must OWN ‘40.800 • • ST/MI.IIIOI sod Co. basins breariably,at this season of the year, pratOr digit isolawidao of the Wpm o**i Or fit inwarding PariliMers - , a d or & Ey of the Grand apical Prizes of $5,000 OM -0,60,000 each, Re. atc. Lee.—The Public will pleas. • *lobe curious £40,000 Prize, being duplicate Twenty rwas shared, sold, and instaady paid by MARTIN AL d . c a non, and I V), Oztord- street. 5L:._-------------- - - After which the List will be recalled the drat and third Wed. nesslay in every Month, that all Persons may then, and there, attend, to receive what may become payable to them ; and net only bring with them the Affidavit required, touching their no having enjoyed the benefit of any Public Employment either at Sea or on Shore, during the time they are to be paid theil. Half- Pay, but alio to produce Certificates that they have subscribed to , the Test, ind taken the Oaths of Allegiance required Wilt et tier #t, to his present Majesty, and in cies any of the said Officers should not be able to attend themselves, but em ploy Attnrnies for that purpose, that the said Attornies do pro , duce the like Certificates and Affidavits from the Perm?, they are employed by. •• • Coiptilialiaß is da r ilifectly orepinlon, Vlat its - o w operation ould still be most thefrelings and spirit of Britons, and that the diange nuns toirto ffivis cent. so far from being likely readmit • a & produce the contrary effect, and be die wand, jmisitertaLproceedings, worse, ve n experienced undrt the tonne! pressure Of tbk heavy burden. 4. Resol•bd thanimously, That the Livery of London, upon k. -7 tO Ile 01 r - ' Ol l 4 Na Two Basks to s Prise.' No fixed Prise ! /EXTWEDNESDAY,VALENVNE'sDAY: ONLY ONE 1.01 - FERY, ' And ALL THE CAPI I'AL4 FLOATING ! The pt *patio of Prizes to Milks is double, Th e peopn-iiuuof Blanks to Prizes is only half what it bas been in late Lotteries. • 10,000 GUINEAS 111 GOLD, divided into Tvio Prises c 4 25,060 Guineas, Two Prizes of 20 GOO Pounds, Sterling, Two Pnica d 5,000 Pounds, ditto, Five Prizes d 1,1410 Pounds, ditto, ate. &e. being NOT TWO BLANES TO A Pi. IZE! Tickets sod 'besets are selling by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. , koysi Ezehaage ; rtotter. have sold Prises to the ! la the IP . _I - . - STME iIYTTERY Of FR; f... 97 , .r.-. —, • ' a r r a: i, cald/1111, AND 17, I e UDGA 1L- . x." I f 1 WEBB, htglil) gratifiA, that the liifrotlage he F. its hitherto so bbera:ly capetien, d, shoidltliave been itd,and rowan:est by an unbroken serlet. of plittaidsuccess wpakolia !angry canals, resperfully solici ... a continuance of liitiasterio the approaching Stlte Lottery. which will begin litigNill W}.I , 34II.SDAY, 14th of FEBRUARY. 1* Scheme contains GRAND P1.121r.S of 95,C00 GUINEAS In GOLD! 0.--- PR ; ZEN of .0•20,0i.6 S I Eitl.ING! . 0.......---e PRI2.E:I of £ 5,0%/0 STERLING I 1,665 otter Prtz %, Iron. Xi pro downwards, being LESS dal WO bLANKS 1.. a PRIZE, and no fixed CapitaL A Yanty of "i feta% an . Aares are now selling by Stolle Brion., 9, Corit!.ol,ai.d 17. Ludg.ite street, who s° ated a. d old in the List Lottery, Nn. Goo, a i-. r• cut £_O,ntso ; Au.. to s iii, , , a Pr.ze 01 X 344 in Share s N os . 3,nt 9 and 8,539, the two Last £30,000 sod '..' 1 502, the last k14.,000 over sitar d. 4 :Gsycnnuent Sectuitiet houxht and sold, and all Business Oslo* fah hi ally tzecutett by G. WEBB, Stock Broker. •, habil, and 17, Liofga'e•street. . - ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and .CO. town thanks to their friends 2nd the public, fol. the liberal ` - t they have hi-hitt() experienced, and respectfuliy olicit !awe of their favours in the present city, which will ewe erasing the 14th of FEBRUARY. The original id sot i wo ..Navis to a Prize is now restored, With the Golden Cspitals to the amount of 50,0L0 • • SCIIEMI 7 . CONTAINS •4 Prites of 3.5,000 Guineas in Gold. 1 - X 20,000" 2 £5,000 All in Money. yeSof ,008, £5OO, £2.00, . . &c. Ete. &e. ltico and Shares aeon Sale at me Offices of RICIIARDSON, •tots, and Co. Stock - brokers, Bank buildings, Corn6tll, Illioiss Cross; where ist tine lust Lottery the following Ca.. stills were sold is oillareb : 3 yer Cent. Consols: 18,146 - £50,000 3092 - - 20,000 . 16,480 • - 1,000 d 17,723 . - 544 19,404 -• . SOO 9,::10 - . - 200 Oillirs bv Pest will meet with the strictest :tendon. /MAO GUINEAS IN GOLD! BEGINS WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH OF FEBRUARY. Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas, Two Prizrs of £•49,000 Sterling, Two Prins of £5,1 o 0 Sterling, &c. &c. &e. 4 , CORNHILL, and 9 , CHARING-CROSS. BISII, of the above old•established Offices, most • resixetray solicits the attention of his best Friends, the lit, to cite State Lottery, welch commences Drawing on sleet Day. al Scheme consists of 20,000 Tickets, to be all drawn In one 111 1 Four Days drawing. 'the Priz amount to X200;000, Kik of which. are to be pad in Sterling Money. Not !kha► s to a Palau, and no fixed or attacbsd Capital what- Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stock Broker, 4 , COMM L, and 9, CHARING-CROSS) Where in the last Lottery, lawsctld Two a prize& . a 830,000 One „ •C 510,000 other Capitals in s per Cent. Consols, 04 la the Two Contracts presto's, Pries of - 8E40,000 •C 30,000 Oft . ligee ... . acc. /us. Where Officers are Abroad on leave, their Agents are to produce attested copies of such Leave, before the Half-Pay can be paid. Anias by Act of Parliament passed In the ssth Year of his ' present Majesty's Reign, entituled, " An Act for establishing a more easy and expealtious method for the Payment of Officers belonging to his Majesty's Navy," it is enacted by the 40th Clause of the said Act, " that if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval Officer, who dull be entitled to receive Half-Pay, and shall be desirous to receive and be paid the same, at or near the place of his Residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy in London, to have such Half-Pay paid at or near the Place of his Residence, ike. In the manner pointed out by the said Act." Notice is hereby further given, that the Half-Pay ending the 31st December, int will commence paling on the 12th instant, and all Persons desirous of Laving their Half-Pay remitted to them, may apply as above directed. R. A. NELSON. TO OFFICERS OF THE A RMY.AND NAVY. MR, WILLIAM SHAND respectfully informs those gallant Defenders of their Country wh6 have lost a Limb itt the service, and others, that having had the misfur time himself to suffer a similar loss, he has devoted the twelve last years of his life and studies to the perfection of a substitute, which has been prooounced by the Most eminent Surgeons to be the we plus airs of human Ingenuity. His Art'fic.al Limb is light, durab.e,. and comfortable: it may be applied or taken off in one asinnte it contains such a correct mechanical and anatomical analogy to the several articulations of the knee, Lulea, toes, and foot, that at the first usieg, whether in sit ting, tiding, walking, or standing, it accommodates itself to every flexure and attitude of the natural leg. W. SUAND cal enjoy Ike inntsipne l nvii-Mhypg and dancing with perfect: celerity and ease; and in walking up and down stairs in particular (long conside'red •as an insurmoantable obstacle to the use of Artificial Limb.) his motions are perfectly agile and natural. Was. SUAND will be [sappy to exhibit the merits of Isis invention to those who may honour him with a call, or will cheerfully wait upon any Lady or Gentleman as unfortutively circumstanced as himself, at their own residence. Was SUAND is entitled to refer fur the merits of his invention to the Minuses of the Royal College of Surgeons as a body, and he can ex! ibit testimonial, of the superiority of his contrivance from the most eminent among its members as indi viduals. W. t;11/1 N D respectfully intreats all Professional Men to whose lot it may fall to amputate wounded or diseased Limbs, in every pos•ibk cite, to saw the bone about six or seven inches below the ►nee.j"int, which will riot only lessen the expense of the Ar t.ficial 1 hub, but give the Patient an akeltde lard r.vire mitres , / of the sub,t tute for the lower extremities now offered to ibe Pub lic—the machinery to supply the los+ of the kuee-juint being ne cessarily mere expensive and complicated. W. S tta ND may be seen da'ly at No. 10,yilliers-street, Strand, from ten to two o'clvck; after which hour he will with much pleasure, and without any fee, watt upon Gentlemen at their own residence. AL F, 3111 A Ped thr al l 1 maiequ!tol 'or tkil Wok aI of Wet I k; I t o 1 ~~ r~ ~ NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. oi Bute Lottery Scheme is erected on the Ada agpe Pillars of former Times, and supported by Two noolosillgams of 45 1 000 Gulnca* eocb, which on being lo wa by Pluto C6 - tdreocidoss Fortune. der bandage was out loosened, just to take an approving Peep at the Scheme, the covenant to become an active partner with EYTON. Stock-Etoker, 4, Gaminll, and is, Coventry-street. pei ! feel a grebt pleasure. in return for the many kindnesses iesd from his Friends, to divide between them part of the ge Prim is the New t'eat's Lottery, which contains r o strises of 15,000 Guineas, wbicb Erroll pays in Gold. Two Prises of .144,000 TwO Prizes of C. .4 5,000 Sa. & TO PARISNTS AND GUARDIANS THE SEMINARY for •i limited number of Pu• pHs, conducted by the Rev. JOll%l EVANS, A.M. Pullin's Row, Islington, opened oa Monday,January BY. For)? Guineas per Annum. No Entrance. There are also two vacancies for young men finishing their education, in a pleasant apartment fitted up with Globes, Charts, Mips, and a Library. See an Essay on Education, sold by Sherwood, and Co. Paternoster-row. References arc made t 6 air John Perring and Co. as well u to Messrs. Grosvenor and Co. Cornhill; to Dr. Atim. Rees, leing's Road ; to Astley Cooper, Esq. Broad-street ; and Mr. Hilditch, Mercer, Ludgate-hilL LIFE INTEREST OF £143. log. , :. Issuing out of FREEHOLD PREMISES, 'ln BURR-STREET, WAPPING, and LOWER EAST SMITHFIELD. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-bouse, 'Change Alley, Cornhill. on Tuve.- DAY, Feb. 22,1816, at Twelve, by order or the Assignees T HE LIFE INTEREST of Mr. JOHN STHUTT, , aged Fifty-nine Years, to the RENTS and PROFIT'S Issuing out of THREE Substantial DWELLING-HOUSES, situate Nos. 49, 50, and 51, in Burr-street, Wapping, and No SI, Lower East Smithfield. in the occupation of Mr. Hofman, Mr. Holloway, Captain Boyle, and Mr Charles Mill, respect able Tenants on Lease and at Will. l'he present Rental One Hundred and Forty-three Pounds Ten Shillings per Annum. Particulars may be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Gale and Son, Solicitors, No. 70, Bas'nghall street ; at Garraway's; and of Mt. Robin., Warwkk-street, Golden-square. RICKbIERSWOR HF.RTS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. About TWEN ACRES of rich Water, Meadow, and Arable LAND, with Trout Stream, and Abundance et Brick Hearth, adjoining the Grand Junction Canal. , Jay Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's CoNee.house,'Chaoge Alley, Cornhill, on Tit o RS DAY, February vs, 1816, at 1 we've o'Clock, by order of the AsEgnees of Mr. Joins STRUT!, AVALUABLE FILEEHOLD ESTATE: comprising about TWENI V-FOUR ACRES of rich Water, Meadow, and Arable LAND, lying compact, situate oppo•i-e to Moor Park, a short distance from Rickmenworth. The Land abounds with rich Loam, adapted foe the purpose 01 a Nursery, Market Gardener, or Brick-maker; being contiguous to several capital Market Towns, and the facility of conveyance te all parts by the means otAhe Grand Junction Canal, which ,bounds the Estate on tke North Side. To be viewed by applying at Hampton Hall, where Particulars guy had, at the Swan, Rickmeraworth; Essex Arms, Wattixd; Wool Pact, :it. Alban's; White Noise, Uxbridge; Red Lion, SositintU; Old Hats, Ealing ;.,of Meters. Oak and Soo, Staid -101% 70, Basingitall-street ; at Garraway's • and of Mr.Rebins, Waritiek•ettert, Celtics-square, where %An of the jie‘ate opy be new %.%‘ . . :ra 3 'iilir PoIONDAY iII‘DITION OP TILE OSSINIIIIR, ' A Weehly.Newepaper—Price only femigeoce. rirIOBSERVER, as ;Sunday Paper, is too well i E swa to the Nobility and Gentry, the Fanning, Mercets• tar. art( Manufacturing apses of the Commanity, in every pan of dielJoired Kingdom, to require, on the *t of its Con doner% elaborate praise. --Started previois to the ams• meneentent of the Revolution in France, it became cele brates' ft ass. early period, by its prediction of that event. and:Althe Ihathl sangideierr ewes by stbkli• k Vj fok , lowed:—at subsequent interesting periods the very extensive and well combined arrangement of its Conductors, enabled them to give exclusively many of the great events of the war, while the peculiar local situation of the Proprietors under his Majesty's Government, favoured their obtainment and communication of official domestic Intelligence, of high political importance. 'llese exertions and services were duly appreciated an extensive patro nage rewarded the labours of the Conductors; and, at the expi ration of twenty-fourlears, during which many newspapers have dropped into oblivion, and others have experienced great viciAi tudes, The Observer can boast of being exempt from the usual fluctuations attendant on new parer property, avd of enjoying, both at home and abroad, a widely extended and still increasing sale. The success which has attended the exertions of the Conduc tors of The Observer as a Sunday Paper, induces them to appeal to the public in behalf of their Monday Edition ; and they do it on' this wel: grounded and incontestible fact, that the Monday Edition of The Observer will contain from five to seven very large folio colu rims of original matter, which may have arrived between Sun day mornine and Monday afternoon. When it is considered that of all the Monday Editions of the Weekly Papers, not one con tains a dozen lines beyond what has appeared in the Sunday Edi tions of their respective papers,—while the Editors cal three fourths corinne themselves to merely altering the two head: iron' Sunday to.Mosday, the Conductors of The Observer presume to think that their Monday Edition will possess, in that single im• portant particular an exclusive legitimate claim to lavouc. But when to this is added another consideration, that amine the in terval alluded to, Mails from the Continent, from the West In dies, front our various Colonial Possessions in the Western he- misehere, may and do actually art ive,bringing intelligence highly imporrapt to the PolFiciato the %Agriculturist, the Nlerchatit, •.se Manlifacturer, as wel! as to the Shopkeeper; and that during the same interval Domestic Intelligence of great interest regu larly transpires, which, however, is not inserted in the Monday Editions of other Newspapers until the ensuing week.—Tte. Conductor, of the Observer presume to think that they have :is signed sufficient reasons for their publishing a Monday Edition, upon an enlarged plan; and also, grounds for a preference with the Subactibers to oiler Papers, who may be desirous of possess ing the latest intelligence,—not abridged to a d..z-n or twenty lines, but Inserted at full length, with such observations as may tend to elucidate or better explain the subject. Another prominent feature of the MONDAY OA.CILV tit will be its reduced price. *I hinteit, from the extraordinary large size of the .Paper it will Cisnr..i.i nearly one-fourth more titan any other Monday idition, it will be suppliced to all country renders at the rate of eight shillings and two-pence los quarter, bentg from half a-crown to five shilling' lower than most other Papers now trended. he extent vs which the &Fish Empire is at this day spreading itself over the globe, carrying with it the EnglisL lan page, accommodating itself to the customs of foreign nations, acid throwing its shield over their civil and religious liberties, is one of the most surprising, delightful and proud objocts of conwmptrion which an Englishman can indulge—but it also imeoses on the .rseghsh Press unceasi• g vigilance to guard against t..e dangers with which extended intercourse is pregnant. This brings us to the second part of our subject, and renders it necessary to rive as outline of the plan of our Paper•—the Monday observer will he conducted upon liberal principles; it will inculcate unetrii °vocal loyal'y to the Brunswick Family now seated on the throne of these kingdoms—an ardent and dev sped arachntent to the principles of the British Cons:itistion ; and it will view with proper indignation, and visit with just anintadversien, any at tempt to destroy these bleesings, or to wrest the laud in order to sanction oppression, or Eive impunity to abuses which ought to .be rer.sedtcd. Important Political Intelligence and State Docu ments, whether Domestic or Fureigit, will be given without abridgement. Foreign News, when of slight interest, will be rot written and condensed, and interspersed occasionally with Re marks. 'Flue Weekly Abstract will, in general, be found to con tain in two or more columns, matters which occupy a third, and sometimes one half, of otbrr Papers, in Consequence of the loose s and contused style in which they are written. The Polities and Topics of the Day, whether of permanent or fleeting interest, will be studiously attended to. Facts, circum stances, and anecdotes connected with them, will be given in de tail. Indeed, every day's expel fence demonstrates that the pro sperity and safe of a Newspaper must always -be in proportion to the judgment, spirit, and enterprise with which this Depart ment is conducted. Under the Law Heads will be found the most interesting and singular Trials, taken by Reporters ettgaged exclusively for "J'he Observtr. The Debates in both Houses of Parliament will be given as much at length as our limits will allow, and they will afford a faithful record of the eloquence and wisdom of the British genate. The Drama, the great pillar of the civilized world, will be scrutinised with impartiality: the spirit of British taste will be -preserved, and the merits of the pieces and of the performers will be faithfully represented. The Miscellaneous or Domestic Intelligence will contain every thing that may appear worthy of being recorded, the Atratious—., the Surprising—the Wonderful—the Extraordinary, and in short every thing that can arrest, agitate, or gratify curiosity, illumine the imagination, correct the manners, or amend the heart, will, after being properly attested, find a place in this Miscellany.— Among the articles under this head we-night enumerate Provir cial Occurrences, the Police Reports, Accidents and Offences, Army and Navy, City Business, Births, Marriages, and Deaths, with the Gazettes of Tuesday and Saturday. The Mouday Edition of list Observer will likewise contain the Prices of the Public Funds, Reports from the Corn Exchange' of the Supply and Prices of heat, Flour, and other Grain,--the Supply and Prices of Cattle at Smithfield Market : these Arti cles will include the prevailing prices of Monday. There will also be Inserted the London Markets, a weskly document of great interest to Farmers, Merchants, Manufacturers, Ship Owners Commercial Agents, Retail Traders, &c. This docu- Meta, Which Is an unproved Price Curreist, will detail every week the skies of the following articles, the quantity brought :co mar ket, and the prices they fetched: American and ISSist India Cot ton, hcith in London and at Liverpool ;—et West India produce, sugar, coffee, ruin, &e.•—all Naval S-ores. hemp, flax, turpen tine, allow pot ashes;—all kinds of Oils, Greenland, rape, and linseed kinds of ler., skins, hides, &c.; English and Irish beef ;—Salt Provisions, beet, pork. and singed bacon ' Jyewoods. Various articles of Grocery, particularly spices, cocoa, and all kinds or preserved and dried foreign fruits; the cargoes tit Saw India Ships, &c. &c. Orders for-the Monday Edition, of the Observer will be re ceived by the Clerks of the Roads, at the General Post-Office; and by the London and Country Newsmen and Postaustere.--- Price Eight Shillings and Two-pence per Quarter to every part of the United Kingdom. tr ~~, il~ ..~ - _ _ the first proposal of this Tax, did express, and since that memo rable period' have reiterated, in the strongest terms, their deter. tattoo of a system of Taxation so partial and oppressive. so col. trary to. the principles of the British Constitution. That this Common Hall, feeling the unhappy effect of the unjur and adds teary exactions which his hlajesty's Subjects have so lung en. ducal under this hateful bystem, is convince I that lts coml. nuance, under any modification or reduction whatever, will altogether intolerable. 5. Resolved Unanimously, That to attempt the renewal of a Tax so oppressive and unconstitutional, now that Peace is oh: tainel, atter the loud and united expression of the public of nion, and after the pledge given by Administration 'hat it should continue as a War Fax only, appears to this Commnn Hall to be a violation of the most solemn engagement, Uglily tr.itating to a 101al and generous People. and calculated to produce conse quences of the must alarming nature. U. Resolved Unanimously, • Fiat a Petition be presented to the Honourshie House of Commons praying them to refu , e rbe;r sanction to any preposition that may be d • tor renew:. g, nu. der any circums.ances 'whatever, a Tax so universally di tes:e.l. Ihe DLitt of the Petition was read, and unanimously agreed to. _ _ _ Resolved Unanimously, That the said Petition be fairly tran• scribed, and signed by the Right Honourable the - Lord Mayor, two Aldermen, und twelve Liverymen, and preseeted to the Honcutable Hre.nie of Commons by the Representatives of this City in Par Lament. 7. Resolved Unanimously, That the Representat'vee of this City in I."uthat;:ent be, and they are herby instruct-,d to sup port the Petition of the Livery ot London on this subject in tl • House ot Cortmeons, and by every means in their power to pro• mote the objec: 07 this_ RestyttticEis 8. Resolved Unsuifbc , Jsly, I hat this Common Hall htfongly recommend to their Fellow C.tiz -ei, and .11 Classes of his Ma jesty's Subjects, to hold Meesiii ‘ e to the •eeetAl Wards of this City, and in all the different Counties, Cale., m.l Towiw throughout the k:ingduiti, tor the puroose us yetittotimg l'arlia. mime agai:.st the cons nuance ot ties oppres,ive 9. Re-halved Unammousiy, 1 hat the Thanks of tt a Common Hali be given to JAUGS Davies, Esq.. the Mover. act Jetty Bubisrte, Esq. the Seconder, tor the arise And la.a. ions glimmer in which they -brought forward the Resoludous ustAnialously agreed to this day. 10. Resolved Unanimously, That the 'Thanks of 111 Com. moo Hall be presented to the Right lion. the LORD Kiva& foe the readintss with wh , ch lie has convened this Median sus I foe his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. WOODTHOR PE. OLD NE.ITING, FOR eIasERVINLi M.4U1l E•Ku.4 BLIGHTS, FROir, AND BIRDS. GENTLEMEN, GA R I)ENERS, Otiwrs, surptied by the Hundred Weigh-, HA., Quarter, or set—. Selec:ed at ,C 3. Ss. per cwt. 112 lbs.—l-elected sal •oral inesli €4 per cwt. Id riot for Bakers 20s. per cwt. at (1 urge (Anther's Net Warehouse. No. 19, Crooked-lane, near the Nloatanetit. Strong Nt fling as a pence, to dep. h and kngth required, at 7J. per square yat.t. Hurst Nets, &c. JH. BA BLOW returns his grateful tlianKs to • the Not.ility, Gentry, and others, for the very flattering encoarageme: t be ha: received, and begs , oittlornt them, (..az he removes from Grange-court on Motsear NEXT, to No. .5, Leicester-place, Leicester-quo% where a mapilicent display or Jewels, in Diamonds, Pearls, and Coloured Stones, will be elite bi.ed tor inspection, It his bhow Rooms, at the usual moderate charges —l;eh 7, 1016. Twenty per Cent. Discount on all Shefiltld Plate and Pleed Goods. A List of Prices wall be inserted ma this Para- in akw days. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENES:ES, Bcc. MR. GR SENOUjiH's YEC ro ItA I.OZEM. GIS of TOI.O ; the great demand for which, Art r up. wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy tiw ail Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic 11:44 •:onsuinp. tire Complaints. the genuine Only have R. H 4 ww.l printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, u successor to Greenough, the Inventor. Sold in boxes at Is. 1 td. each by his appointment, by F. Isfilw. bury and ions, St. Paul's Church yard; Sutton and C). .3"w Churck•yard; Bayley and Co. Cockyur-s. red; Nix, Royal I.x. change ; Ward, 3'24, Holborn ; Clarke, 269, Borough ; Sang, r, 150, Oxford,treet ; Barc'ay's, Flt•et-Market ; Blake, 50, Picea. duly; and the Venders °igen-tine Medicines. Where also may be liad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TiNc. TURKS for prewrving the Feeds and Gums, and curing Ike routh.Ach, in enlarged bottles at 2s. 9d. each. To the SCROFULOUS, .LIN dJ MP riV E, and NE . EXPE. al MEN TALLY convinced. with the world at large, not only of the inutility but it.j•ity fee quently dune by all the Metlinds hitherto empliye.l for t•let'ure of Ouse Diseases, and, at the sante time, turfy persuaded that, ,in the dispensations ot NCA, tffectual mem ..lies eec. tainly were to be found ; we confidently and sealqusly devoted ourselves to the study of them ; and the result ot fourteen ytare aprlication has been the happy discovery of chive Ne‘v dies, entirely out of the usual rou•ino of M. decal Practice, • errs ducietg the most extraordinary and beneficial effects on the C.isst sumptive, Scrofulous, anti Nervous, who are not only reiioveil frum the urgent symptoms of these lamentable vinyl , ite . rt. but their v. ry Constitutions are radically chang- 4—W•• -• eta the blood of the Consumptive, lit al their dit<osed lungs, an,: r e . store the emaciated frame to robust and teddy health Nor •io we palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula; for our it rufu.o•ts Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease, and rarefy tats rooting It Gilt of the constitution. Our Nervous Remedy eq !Al successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mental disease, wearied out by pri-etuat disappointment, may here look with conVence, and will certainly obtain relief trom itself wretcheines- 'he hew Medical institutum es established by a Suce,tty w Gentle. men, for the Cure of these Cowl:Lays oily, it .40. it", favotock. street , Ilediord—quare, I-endow—F. XAtiaa siid Co. IV Ample Itstriactions are given . ac' .b.tinct kerne*, the price of which is ins thl. double Li. 4u4struel: Li 13s. to. ether with a Pampitlet of the evidences of the .u....s of the,* modes ot treatment. Dr. Set N Memher rat 'he Royal kge, may be consulted at the tultirt:tion from ice o three, at by letter, post pad, including a retnit•atice, 4•ldressed to F. Yams' and Co. as above. che above Pamphlet may oe hall gratis, s at the Institution, where the item-Alto are sold, wbeleaele, and rend), and by all Venders la lowa and Geowir • .~ ~...->>s~~i7e~~ Mali " ~riiir m • • a I _