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oglianixtp ft • . i.-,...., s tat . .. ............___.. . 4•1•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••.... • - i PRlrr % IN‘ - 11:bi HER 9303. TUBS , . D. ,CEMBitit I ,G. e it . • CitEDlTnitil OF Rt+aF,f'CA THA.CUTOI4I. • DECEASED. 15 and and Simnl. enntracf CREDITORS at R EBECCA 'I HACKSTONE, hue of .feint Oeotleal Foritilk finis. widow. &Visaed (if any) aro desired ~, tra nsmit the natures of their Securities, and the par. l aws of their demands, to Mr. Spook', Solidtor for the Ad star, Union street, Portses, Hants. Mluh Dlcembil. ISt S. LOT INDIA Ifollsl, Dmarier ti, lel J. THE COURT of DIREGTORS of the UNITED COMIPAHre MERCHANTS e ENGLAND, try 1 4 , Mr EAST INDIES, a !strop ;hi Rake, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their house in Leadenhallofreet, ea WEDNESDAY, the Sti. January, i Sit, from Eleven o'clock in the Fnrer.oon. until Six in the Evening, to Ballot on the fullowin. Question,vis. " That Mr. Gaoaoe TeNramt, late of the Bengal Civil Esta. i blkhment, be permitted to return to iletipi with such not in the Company's Sereke,as be shall be entitled to antler the Proviskocs of the Act of the 534 Geo. ill. Cap. 135, Sec. SS." In order to determine, by such Ballet, whether three parts in Mr of the Proprietors present at such General Court, consent that the said Mr. °Banos Tisane* be permitted to return with his rank to India. • ing enthusi sem After which the letter wls tidied from all parts of the mom. Dr. KELLY rose and reserved, that in nrder to on. derstind certain allusions which it contained, some This day W• 11 pubdahed, M tS. with a Fmntbpiere, price 21• MA natty half-bound, THE FLOWER. BA.,RET. a. Flit, 14 1 e. Printed for Longman, Hart,.. Recr, Or;ot, and drown, Paternoster row explanation might be necessary, or at least could not be nninteretting. He then stated. that at the late dinaer given in honour of his Kul . l Highness the Duke a Kent. he, as a steward, hai an opportunity , of ronvorsit.z with the Duke of Orleans, mid masa far encouraged by his groat condescension and fa ' liteness, that he It the liberty of inviting him to meet his Itt,yal friend the Duke of Sums, at the ' Schoolmasters' dinner. He afterwards renewed the ow OF RESECC % THACIO4IIIINE, DECE %BED. iig Wit nl KIN f REbECCA TRACK- 1 s rti4o.. Ito of Siict Georges Square. Potties, Hants, sod, ; ventrally. rind particularly the issue of Richard s od, onierty•of Portsea, Marine?, who , lied about the year o p • a re hereby feeilealwellf tegeired forthwith to bring for. sh i er ',offal Claims to die Estate and Effects of dm de. : and notice is lieryhy Riven. that If no oath Claims ate f forward, on orbefore the Thbteenth Day of April, I 817. Wier will be made aunts Vtatt sr..l lifec:s to tbc Con. 12cmi once r emove% of the sail .1w eats& l i t dig is day of December, ISIS. , , •,...11 , 111. SHOPEL.holigkor for the Administrator, Union-street, Palma, Hants. .t invitatina by a letter, in which he observed, with great truth, that few persons had derived higher ad v., ...iv; from Schoolmasters than his Serene High. ness—( 4 / I ttruse.) The Duke's answer was then read. It began by stating.' how much he was Rotered by the obliging intimation of the reasons for which he ought to feel a yo . tiodar interest for the Schoolmasters. He had, indeed:` More [tuning for being attached to that me in! and tetpectable (tassel men thin he believed.Ds Kelly toad be aware of. The fact was, however; that among the malty vicissitudes of frAtine which had fallen to his lot, was to be found that of having been a schoolmaster. It was at a period of seePre .listress and persec , :aion when lie had the good £ of being admitted as Teacher in a College, where he gave lessons regularly during the space of eight months. He hoped, therefore, that the S vier,' for the Relief of Distressed Schoolmasters would permit This Jay was pehlishe 1. En avvy. the I Itinl F:4 vial I....tumults. THE PHARWACOPMIA ..1 the ROYAL . COLLEGE of PHY 'lt 'IAN., of LONDON, IdACCC.I2. I ringleted into Enthe% w Noses, &c. The Court do further give notice, that at the saM General Nut, the following Resolution of tbe General Cannot this day. will be submitted for th it connrsnation, via. 4 float this Court approve and cantina the Resolution of the Cow of Meteors of the Nett °mobst teL for aOpointing smo ther Impost t 6 eaglet in the Ortestal Department at the Eat, lndla College, with a salary of Aioo per Amnon:. and an allow ance of Asa' per Annum for House-rent, a.treesbly to the 111th let of the 6th Cap. of the Compacy's ny-Laws." JAMBS LOBS, &misty. • SPLENDID AND POPULAR 1,0 T lARy 0 PRIZES OF W I NTY THOUSAND QUINKAS. Ja10) UPWARDS OF FOR l'ir OTHER CAPI TAP. . LOWE , F PRIZE Art. ONLY TWE'.VE THOUSAND TICKETS. CIE wi3oll eaten p ItrnriAge which the present , Lavery experiences, evinced by the numerous orders daily ad fr.at a parts of the Kingdom, renders tt a necessary y f o r I'. DISH. the Contracor, to regime that those of hie • s wim tome delayed making their purchases, will no longer 'in, that they may secure themselves against that disappoint. w hi c h the limited Number of Tickets may put it out et his By ktICHAItIS PO - WEI L. M.D. . Fellow of t h e C o ll ege , pi s y nc i an v. sl.ollartholomew's and Out Magdalen Hellfirela ate &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, lien, Orme. and Brown, Pate's neater row. This day was published, in Noise* Imo. a new Edirion, illus. tr ted by Engraving., pact. boards, of THE PLEA su it ES HO i'E. ws h Other Poem'. By Mt/MAR CAMPBELL. Printed for Lotwthan. Hurst. 'tees Orme, and Brown. Patrr• noster•row ; wad Deis and Stirling. Edinburgh Of wbons may be had, by the hamr Author, Ostrava' of Wirossatto or the PIiNPIWIMIANIAN COTTAIit, and other POMO. loolsitap see. the Fitch r.dninti, with a fine h.t•graiing. Pries es boards. TO THE FACULTY. FOCCH %NOE OF PR AcricP.. APROFESSION A L M AN, residing in a very 1 - 1 pleasant situation, about a mile from the City. whii-e Prat tiet is full per Amium, is diritc , us of EXCHANGING OM any Praetitiv.or residing in a populous Village or Market Town within 200 miles of I The ship is handsomely fitted up, and a good retail might be 'obtained if ao ten lad to. • The house .s very needs furnished, but tent with modern fund. tore—low sewed and a good Garda. attached; the fiat door, it let. would fully pay the re.. A Wise well be granted. Letters, pul.age free. with real name and address to X. Y. Z. Pu:lies Coffee-house, Flee --tweet. wi Übe unnssdiately +Ricotta! to —Secrecy, if required, n.O be tined on. him to tender his mite as a tell .w schnolmasier."—. (Reward ippiias with long confined narks •f sym pathy and ratitosio.) Dr BURNEY then moved that the cordial thanks of Ile a 'al IMF tO avert. Al t hough, from the eiteurostinee of the Public Writs been oohed au .I , e formation of the Se'setne t its rer.ommendatory o a r s are rectally known yet It may not be anirse to point out Os of the asorel.aeling ones,—the Lottery contains but I -,000 mow, with Fero Grand Prize+ ut 20,000 C ;Moos. and upwards I M other Capi•sis all pf which, together with tbs mailer Wroo, nub he paid in Money—The Ant Eight drawn Prizes Ati mo w, en additional Sam of 8,700 Onions, and the first SOO lob alit be reverally entitled to £5 Gutases.—Cuaussweef Sawirg . l.l sf MX MONTH. If of acrid theme had ever greater claims *Public Patronage than another it is the present...it being massoland flamed seta the IvitilOns of the Public: There erg* IL :00 Ticket.* with Two Pr.s..s u 20,000 Guineas. award. of Forty other Capital Prizes—the first Eight Prises lowa we sceshe additional Capitals—and the first sue Stinks atfutkted to Ls Guineas each. MAIL IN and CO. SOO and SHARED The GRAND PRIZE ti £40.000 )In. 251 • • 20.000 7.731 • • 20,0011 - hoe* be. be. tllkes sad Shares are on Sale as ahem where Inuesdlate mien wUi be paid to all orders. _ . I N E NEW Lo rTEItY will begin Drawing the 1 silt .11010 ANY. the Scheme cif which has been Mined en* Iron the ear ous sew slims received from the Pings, d heywed a dense. sweet universal appeobalion lore is art/ a snot lielleberos 'Mims (lit. 000); yet contain tustwess isfen,ooD ashunk.ita Ilta. and the Immo Presto 11..1 1 1i light Prises Ileep draws win esrbseeessied so an tiosTisw—and the,rst•drawn 500 13hu.kit, Will melee 15 Illenesch—ledeed there isaitopther gnu oweeity, end she Pillurs respectfully Wined to ull for Schemes st the favourite as of EY TON, Stoelt•Brolor, 5, Cornisig. and Lombard-street, rain the Favours of his Friends are ever gratefully &anew. ledge& Allinsions it. the Funds transacted with that promptness and ligky Which have distinguished L krrotes Ounces fur so WI pen past. 21 1 - iug ;al-, ma rl:o Li I mat. 1 a WI• 'toe! Iftveti E'axW )0111 r rat It a lis A ii Os. FOC A sf 9. This day were published, By BALDWIN, CIADOCZ, and Joy, PSUCTIMONIVIIIIIII, I. ARSFI ELD : or, Ole W 41•,de,ings 0: Youth: S an I, ish tale; by JOHN GAMBLE, Esq. Strabane. In bob. itrno price iiss. 45d beards. I Howard; by the same Author, It eds. I Unto. t wee b. Warwick Cud., an historical novel ; by Priciutt weakling. amongst ..ther dev•ltury information, the Dewar sad idnevenet.o of the enckin Eat Is or Warwick; frum the warless lariodef their .:reatiois tit the present time. tli'ith surneoAccount ethrwioli. Cirrn.ngium, Lernington, die. Ste. interspersed with fond heal Poetry, Incidental /3 ography, and Anecdotes of kith Hosiery. Ins vols. Immo. price Al. Is. 4. She Wooll be a lieroine,' a Novel ;by Sapid' Griffith S th lase. 15e. • I. McNeish House, a Novel, ipy Mrs. honer, la S vols. 12mo. SW Its. inO 4 6 AS I'HMA, WINTER COVC I, ate. IT is at Coe present Season of the Year, that Sur. von Fisher particularly recommends the use of the PRZ MED Sil AMONIUM and OkYMEL, is his valuable Vrestise on the Causes, Cure, Ike* of Anions, Wheesing, labitoal or Winter Cough.' Those invalids who are subject to licks of the chest, during Winter' and Spring, this deuced Jailor observes, will remain perfectly free hen any symptom, ilk, have recourse to the use of the Prepared 51111140111111 11 and ipiel on the commencement of the mints( isesson..The Odle prepared Herb Inhaled deriag main, effectually slays morbid and leveehlt mum in the lungs s while the lytuel promoter espeeroration, quiets the dreolOdon, and its bets the gensesibeekli. Ass balm's& spina the =film %levered herb, and spurious irnitationto the Pal* see rte lend to inquire for'• Surgeon lishall •Prillaia4 81111111 ", Otymel,w and to observe that the mints of uthir, pa 4, ftgolde,` is engraved in the Ciovernmeot Swig *MO lit? Packet and Sonic—it. Butler and Sons, Clwaskts:Conist tst. Paul's Church yard, having been appointed the tendon. %tees. ed. mid os 64 each—May also be procured of Sanwa, leigsford street ; Shottlewortb, opposite the Ease India Hoar, althe principal Medicine Wet re tbr,ughout the Canny/. tee; I'. THE CHEAPEST AND BES I' MEDICINES FOR COUGH.*, COLDS, AND ASTHAttAa. COHURCH's COUGH DROPS fir recent Colds, ob.tiaue C s anti cooernied Aqhmas, stand unrivalled. olospetatuni Sir 61tv a year• past, and the various madmen* Lit ellcary,is a sufficient pruo of the ttatinuitton tri which It "mo. far all Aathilia ic ASKilooss, recent Colds sod Coagh,o, mutt obstinate, and ado Pulmonary C.mplatots. As a proof, *lobbying ingance is Inserted To Messrs. bait w sod EDWARDS. " lilrmiughani, Mareb 16. Gentlemen—ln justice to you, _ and to erring the 'alas el mats% Medicine , Church% Cough Drop. I nond you taw In caie, at the particular request of the trident. " le MLas Oat II al." cannot 51 acknowkdas the cute I have ir elhal him Lbutch's Coush Drops A num sauna .at Asti auk L.Atgb dur.i,g I.r wham, pilloried me so severely, that I la l lt n". Do ha% has than death ev. ry mune ; ot.e bottle 10. 114 " tor. ridcrably aid to,r ii tie pe , tech res:ored me olir &san s du. tu the Prot sots wt I obl . ge your hornbill , • " is • Sae Dalllllll4 .8 h i d by Edwards I6,se 1 he Footway Vaill'..'hurch ; I utt, ltulat Exchange; -.anger, Ua.uril.turtio ; sad Wiwi, rau t . stun ne carer& titaw slDOktioraf". 66, pwPs Church-pad.' Is ertgiatud a tits swab Ystss " Psi .11** laze toe a per bosh. Ito day was published, in leo. price 104. II boards, UNITARIANISM INCA VABLE tit VINDI CA. I ION; a Reply to the Rev. JAMES Yd ; La's VIN DICATION of UNITAIUANIANI. By RALPH WARDLAW, Author of die " Discourses on the Socialist Centrovert4." which occasioned the 44 Vtottlleadno." Printed tot Longman, Hurst. Ripe. Orme and Brown. Pater. nostemowt and A. a-d IM. 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Odds alas :s deoannena itself so rag iris= dirs their education and alter tta soinpletionos a edam estrnave .and .nsuucti! 1; bat' sibtab st- the SOSO WM • die imiliestion and *probations( OW Per. is=and heents. • Prided tel Lacklngtost Allen, and Co. 3. Wiper and CO. C. Law is t up. 1 C. and I..ittrostoo; Canoe, Hap vey, and Co. I. Harris ; T. Bosom 1. Mamas. R. &Awls and Co. aid bliarpe and Hallow • TO liChiO9L-MAal LU AND dCHCOLARb. Just published, very owl, cad acsarately Visaed, rases 1% ad. bound, (mai a liberal Aomori" ea Imlay a art} HE k.TQN LA FIN GitattAMAl, waits Li. T riamicri Loses, cudgeled Iron various etsuansarisas. ler dio the of licblicda. 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At*r Was pg). osiorf!AwArodllolir• AV • SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS. The Anniversary Meeting of this charitable Insti tutit'n was held on Friday at the Crown and Anchor Tevern, in the Strand-i-His Royal Highness the Duke o' Susan in the Chair. The company. which was very numerous, sat down to an excellent dinner about six o'clock. Alter the cloth was removed, ii'ort *obis Dwaine was vino. and the usual toasts folio Red, v;a. .1 he King—The Prime itegent—The Quern. the Prineete Charlene. and the female Brioche. of the 'Royal Family— Elie Doke of York and the fisty —The Doke of aerate.. and the Navy. accompanied with atpr..pnate song, sad meek. Dr BURRIS Deli pr .posed the he Ith of ine Duke of Camhrd .e, the Peron of the Society, whose high rank the assembly ,could look up to with re spette while they regarded his acts Ot kindness to them with gratitude , ~The Meeting drank the health of his Royal High ness with earth isiastn, and thee.. .Owes *Oa. -. Dr LINDSAY then rose and seidi he shonkiiiro pose . toast which would ir home to the bosoms of all the Members of the Society. If there was a man who with earnestness and skill promoted t'.e cause of knowledge, religion, and humanity, it was the Duke of Kent—CAM - 1000 By the talent.; of his great mind and the sensibility of his great heart, he had rendered the cause of knowledge the rts ,, A essential service. Of these exertions the next generation would taste the fruits; and the Kingdom ~ f Righteousness. which a still greater Advocate had established, would reap a rich harvest through his exertions. He should not dilate further upon the merits of the Dnke , of Kent, though the it iyAl Chairinan, he dad not doubt, would listen with pleasure to the praises of such a brother—(ANdasre.) This was indeed a new era. when Princes were striving for honour, not in fields of blood, but by the promotion of the arts of humanity. the difiusi-n of knowledge, and the intel lectual advancement of mankind* The he din of the Duke of Kent was then given, with three times three. The Rev CHARLES PARR BURNEY proposed as at toast the h alth of the Royal Ch:irman. the Duke of Sussex. to whom they Mould .give their warms , thanks, as well as their best wishes fur his prosperity. The Duke of Swan returned thank., and said. that, as yet, he had but few claims on the gratitude of the Society ;in he hoped the liberal subscrip. lions that evening wuuld give them an occasion to. remember the time when he had the honour to he la' the Chair. He also acknowledged the regard which. had been :hewn to his Royal Brother, which proved to him that the exertions of the members of the k i n' Family did ma pass unn'uticed, but that they received that encouragement which would call forth the gratitude of every one who had sympathy with pis fellow beings. His Royal. Highness expatiated noun the claims ci the Institution to public attention. and on the natural gratitude which was due froth every man, not only to his own instructora bat to the teachers of youth in general. He, sboold propose the health of a man whom he knew as ktriead, and - whom all respected as a Magistrate--" The Lord Mayer of London," to w hi ch be should add, " Ile Corporation of London." The toast having - beet] drank with great applause, the Loan Mayon returned thanks, and observed, that the Corporation of London, which had been liberal towards all establishments for public advan tage, would probably, it applied to, extend its muni ficence to this Society, though it present (ho was rot ek-harated to , say it) it was nut able to pay its own bulls - (Ambers. The Duke oh Sussea said, he had to propose a tnast weighrequired Some prefatory observations. A litter had been written by the 'Treasurer to his. Se r. ne Hi k hness the Duke of Orleans, to request the It .noorut his attendance. The D.ike had returned in answer. in which he had (wits a donation of tee. Inures) informed him, that he toad himself i ncr b : •e , a .choormastet. And liaa, so the iime of his street * •y, sehed for his s upport on his talents and acquire inertia. He should, thetelorer tre a m:111 ItuyAt. ichaolanistea' • This toast was thank with heartfelt and overeat the Meeting should be transmitted to the Doke of Orleans, for the great honour which his Serene High ness had conferred on the Society of Schoolmasters, by Ms very liberal, condescending, and truly interest ing communication. The motion was seconded and echoed from every quarter of the room. The next roast was, " the Presidents of the Society, the Biships of Her tford and Carlisle ;" and their letters were read, containing ipologies fin. non attest , dance, which were received with demenorations. of , high esteem.--The healths of the Vice. Presidents, Doctors Parr, Goodall, Burley, and Barrow, were next riven, when Dr. BURNEY retur )ed th inks, and excited same miith by an allusion that we could not distinctly heir, respecting the probaLle cause which prevented Dr. Pares attendance. The Royal CIZAIIMAN tier proposed the health of Dr. Kelly. the Treasurer, who in a few wends returned thinks.—He took the oppintunity of c mgratulating the Society on its idcreetiag prosperity. The last year's inc sate he stated to b- and the tinded I property of the Society above £lB,OOO. It was also hoed) , gratifying to otiseree, that fri inx the commence. scent of the I:mutation each Anniversary Meeting was more numerously attended than the preretijng, rind he had every teasun to hope, that the s'aene progres sive improvement would continue. He then read a very long list of new Subscribers, anion 4 whom were the Dukes of Susiex and Orleans. Sr' Onside; Flower, Sir James Shaw, Admiral Taylor, Toloeel Downie,. Dr. Pitt, Dr. Laird, and twine► us other L-eeartors n t Schoolmasters. A mong the latter were the Head Mister of Westminster School, the Masters of St. Peet!, Christ's Hospital, Cheam &c. /cc. iltc. On the health of the Committee beini given, Mr.. Russeoo, the Head 'Mister of tie Charter School, returned thanks, and observed, that however gratifying it was to the company to hear the . Trea surer's Report of the success of the S 'cam. they had to lament that the demands fine relief front the char's. table fund had greatly increased of lite.. This was owing, among other causes, to the establishment of the large Schools on Dr. Bell's plan, by which the masters of many day-scliobls lost their pupils, and were with their Emilie: . reduced to great distress. He then dwelt with great force on the claims of Schoolmasters, and the importance ot the leititution, ' which he described as at once beni..fici (1 and honour able to the profession, and highly useinl to the public. 'He therefore hoped that it required oily to ,be prr r perly understood to obtain the spport of every rt. • spectable Schoolmaster in the kingdom. The Duke of Sussex next proposed—" The Cause of Education all over the world," which tie prefaced by severe' very interesting and eloqUent observation& Atter scone other toasts and appropri ite speeclles, Dr. Kaux begged to trespass for a moment on the conviviality of the company. and to call their alien- Akin to a very . serious subject.. He wished to pa'y a tritium of gratitude to the memory of a tart trio nd and liberal hecefactor to this Soci:ty, whom they i ad lately lost, and whose death might int!ccl te: tiered a real - loss to the public. They r.w.t al! koala that he meant David Pike Watts, A wane connected with almost evecy benevolent Institut :A it the me. tropolis, and identified with chanty itself. They !sti at preceding Anniversarirs, in a similar way, drank successively to the memory of Dr. Raine, Mr. Han.. .merdey,.and Dr. Vincent, men who were Oiciee..t, cot ,ormuneast to their Society, as well as to society es . general. Hew cold now propose to give, standing, and in solemn silence--" to the benevolent 'lneinuty of David Pile Watts."—rlis tribute of regard was ,instat.tly paid with every becoming mai k 'if feeling ; arid the Duke of SURELY expressed his snare slc.s 'faction at the testimony ot esteem se justly b-stowa. His Royal Highness soon Ate; toot occasion to ex press t he high gr:idliesetion. which lie had ex , erienced that day. He would be happy to ei.joy the same pleasure at their nes' Anniversary; but, shiaodeahee of his Royal Brothers; the Dukes of Cane:ridge and sent, be able to preside, he would then sol.cit the honour of serving as a sieward. He s4.oii after re tired, Anna the acclamations of the company. lite social enjoy me was resumed, and c. attinued .o a late hour. Several excellent glees and songs wire sung during the evening by isiessrs. Leete, King, Evans, Ind Master Turk, accompanied ooc.uionally by t h e band of the Doke of Sot. 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