Star. — London, England, 1816-11-25 00:00:00

v~~; r iii Sr • • • ,; r • . 10 :1,1 • gi,„BER 9i78. 4;e•••• ' ~~. t ....o~e ' lb - MONDAY, •NO MB: 25, 181(. the 44 ECCLESIOSTIC4II: PROMOTIONS. and at.. Thomisit Cirrautty to the consolidated --g choir aod Croons*. •Rer. hilin Taionmesid. master of the endowed Grammar School C 'Fangio% mum rectory of Cieyicanger,fievon. . iiev.:y, woo,. akar of Whl , ehurCia Caribrdrorom DeWitt and We Fail* of Emmet Cargo, Cambric*, hoe been ea l. Wed by dm Bishop of Bath and Wins, to a prebendal scan in the 411tbalirld Pura of Wells. • Thome Brodhurst. Bag. of Corpus Christie Collexe, Cam hlee, was on she tub Want asthma liactivlbr of Arts. t ,Arcliblebop of Cashel has 'rearmed the Rev. I. Scrim:. iftWi n S P ATO to rho rectory - of Iginip, vacant by the deadfall dz.,' . later. • Saturday alleisighi. the Senate oratasgovr University conferred :the degree of Doctor In Divinity on the g,..v. George Muirhead, Minister of Cramond. lbw 3d W.f. 'the Mitt Rel. the' Lord Ili.hap of Sodor and Man , held an Ordination at Ranimpl, when' two -Deacon, were =1 to thosordvr of ?rift**, and one Stud.= to that of OXFORD, NOVEMBER 33. T ' Francis linien.T.sq. of Christ Chareb, was admit ted , of Arts, grincfrompocinder : also Mr. Wm. Utiber, y,a r was admitted Bacbelot. of Arts. • of Colle a ~...., Mr. Cbaria Akock was admitted Fellow of New, Colby. . .. • theliev. Francis Rcnvden, 8.0. Fellow of Merton College, has beeu'oppointed One or the Arieet Preachers beiOre the Unt reed% in the One oldie Rev. Mr. Moseley. A diemnsation lc* pared the Great Sral to enable the. Rev. H. Fielding. 4k.M. of Worcester College, Oxford, Chat, lain in Ordi nary to the Prince Regent, to linkd the vicarage of St. COMIIIIS and Damian, in the Blew, together with the rectory of CrunJall, bash' in the Diocese of Canterbstry. . , 0, •e 7" , • "\ _ - - ' " • ' ' ea 4 , V s oF4unoa . PRICA s .OE. . . . . , .•. . , - - - • . 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I amp, the Pentane concerned in then obbei 4111 surrees. 1 1 and make discovery whereby both or one of the while shall he apprehended sad convicted, suck", sfornaer ' 'lO antitted teethe said Reward' of FIFTY POUNDS, and Majesty's most gracious Pardon: t ir e By Command of the Postmaster-General, .4 . ,, f , FISANck, FREELING. Sea etary.... , 7. mil Tri her Nat 77.41NSPORT OFFICE, Noonethcr 16, Om si CONMPSIO)ITERS for COATL)ULT/IVO xo MAJOrra TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Wing SICK sad WOUNDED SEAMEN, atidfir the Care and oz is Q NA R s e ;VAR.& kith! :kr Netite, d mir l abs toady at this Oaks, en THURSDAY, the 'heather. 11116, to restive Waled Tenders, and treat with $ as Tay be wiling to contract for Supplying the &visa at PLYBdOUTH, fee Twelve Months certain • it hut isneery, MIT, with 1 logi.. • RICE, '• - SAGO, SUGAR, i BARLEY, VINEGAR, wing, tap, SALT, OIL, ,BEER, • ' Wig, OATMEAL, SQ AP, CANDLES, : t • And BAVISUL ,firesikr vat be received after ens idea in the Sri prosy, w 0 I diced galas the parry, or tin ages, for Alas; persist** Who/. ha letereeest k accompanied bye Lotter frees two resfredrile PfformitgagiNg to decrier hound with the Person tendering, lie hie are (:300, for thief performance of the Contrast. p a yik,, p, ff fisdars may be ln , :tri, 6J applyag at this Offs, or i At Sitswlrietts said Hospital. TRANSPOAT-CIFIEE, Nententher 19, isig. COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SEEPICE,for tithing iticr ~,,,d JPOIIND.ED SEAMEN, and for the Care and W PRISONERS of :VAR, do herthy give Notice, 'Mittel will be ready at this Office, on TITE3DAY, thou 41 Deastber, 1816, to retelvs sealed Tenders, and treat owl Persons as rna be wilting to contract fur Supplying loft Hospital at HASLAR, fur Twelve Mouths certain, at in lauuary, 1817, with ' , .PIP, OATMEAL, CANDLES, , uvrroN, SAGO, SUGAR, , lIIIIIhD, • SALT, WINE , . , . i CEBU, VI4IEOAR, BEER, and SIM OIL, DAVINS.. . . IMP, SOAP, Arairlais nodose dykr who eclosi on the day of freely, net Wirth seintthe party, Or co vest for him, personally attend. leaf Take oast be accompanied is a Letter from tore respectable reaftermey to become keel with the Perna tendering, in the f tee for the dee performance of the Castrate. Fade, pain:crs soy he lama, by #plying it this Offirs, er linmerd of tis said Hespitod. . lIONABLEDANCING, by Mr. ALLEN , . tely tau b lu at No. IS, Sherrardsstreet, Golden . — quare sad Gimlettea of any age who have never learnt that. &sect, or have not the Modern style. t Ulmer system of teLchit%; is expressly studied for those tam it h ar. osject to a;: q uireeasily 'bat tashio 9 alsie requisite Pew' 60 ZiftY espeditiousty, privately, and in a supertor ..tylo piesnd deg-owe. Those who do not want private teaching lborstat 4 so-1. 1 expet:ce, with a respectable set of pupils, on Palk teasbio:z eveldv. g .. Professors of dancing rat:Litt the ori .. ittat fancy dances, and the superior parts of the proles- Ms Sabscription Assemblies are -every Friday. r' dli int th. _ ....„ ...CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, RHEU MATIONS, Sm. t • STEERS's OPODELDOC.--This very 'salient Medicine cannot be genuine unless the name t p iewbery „ be engraved in the Stamps It is become fleece- Ildirset the public attention to this particular, as Counter !, sold iu almost eve+ y town and street; and often by per ' 411 would not be suspected of all attempt to deceive and de mowers Tins Opodeldoc is superior to all other elks_ in the cure of Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises, Cramps, pagan as also for Rheunsatirans, and for the Limbs "In a P e rair k state. itlogy by F. Newbery and Sons, at the old established Me 7stehoure, No. 45, St. Paul's, the third house is otu Cheap ` b. 9d.'o.'-ottle. :es id tR• COOPER, . MUNROE, and DUNCAN, Physicians to the Medical Board at Charlotte House, Ain Rea,i,ktve warranted that ul wards of 5900 Patients ,_ _ 11 ' 4 1111,101.y of prevailing disorder. , that hundreds were in _ ~.... state, owing to quashing themselves, - and by .cati , :ian ii n - au of the profit:4;cm, who deceive the puisiic ous promises and immoral atiratisesuents. &up , to the kW, face, sod body, ulcerated throat, swelEup in Alades on the shin-bones, pait4 in the head and lirdbs, liken toi.rheumatism, SW riled angles, and nervous de. 7r4P 44 l4tozies which appear years after, and the coosequenow * filftr quotient. I)rs.• Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are ki... ' dai".i from eight till eight, or by letter containing a Es poor ha ve - a d v i ce o n lo:sdals, 'Thursdays. and Sim i 441w...h.—There is a side door and private rooms for rft ft._ IrASTHMA, 'WINTER COUGH, dcc• is at the present Season of the Year, that Sur • a fisher !wilt:dimly recommends the use of the PRE t2.6IRAhttiNIUM and OXYMEL, in 1116 valuable 7 ,77", d 1e Closes, Cure, Ike. of Asthma, Wheezing, and — ur rimier Cough.' Tlitoe invalids who are subject to :ei du. cinst Owing Winter and Spriuy, thiii cleerienced I geeeecs, will temzin perfectly free froui any Sp:ninon), 7bier al:melte to the user)! the Prepared Strainuniunt and 0 a der ownineneetn e n t of th e winter seastol.-- . l'he hone t ganek Herb inlizhtd • durieg singling, frontally allayi 1,..10t01 ~.___i rd' aden and feverish aeteist iu the tOur t while the ts — retestesexpecituut Lon, vivo the elrculadon• and im* % Itg ul nni. health. Asa distinetiou against the common 41,: h eb. mid sporions imitations, the ieuhlie are re. bu r- L el/ P ik tor " Surgeon Fisher's Paspared Sfxplineflnis, 4; an 4 to observe that the 0411 W of 6 Dialer- NSA* M 1 p k i i s....t'grased ht the Government Stamp st r d is t: . P ai r ' thinly.— lt. 'hider and Sans, Cbmiata, , . ii t ..,* C "lf yard, having boa appuintad illeYendilfe. ' - hi st "' a nd AsAA eish.—May also be rf 401 4/_ Pi ft 6 4, 0* .• iAt i t lielutticwattli.uprost.thy g 4l . 0 : 111 ... 4 1 0, . ---- It:Wars throb Stitt gaa COMOIp oak, es *I 'S a y.44.. 4 IKi T • W. HOSE Gentlentil of LA the ProfessiOn who have onVtted to take out thole ANNUAL CkRTIPICATES for some years pas?, will obtain 'mai Infuriedpn _as mpy be advantap to them, oa applying by letter ~Id) to Mr. ED• WAD. Copotroao, Wlmbome,Dostet. • KELLY'S POETICAU INSTRUCTIONS FOIL THE PIANO-FORTE. This diy we* publlsbed, pries SG. ELEMENTS of MUSIC, adapted to the PIANO. FORTE; rendered into Easy Verse, pecollarly ealesdatad for funs& Students. To wideb are added, a Series of Pro. greeds , * Lessons, and a favourite Duet. Ey 101-IN KELLY. London: Printed for Siumiood, Neely, lad Josses, Pow wow:4ow; and C. Chepplo, Pell NATIONAL DEB r, • This day day was published, in i.e. price Ss. •AN ESSAY , chewing the Justice and Expediency of REDUCING the INTEREST of the NATIONAL' DEBT.—By J. R M'CULLOCH, Bog. 1. This Essay contains an Inquiry into the Causes of the high Prieei of Bullion and other Cenamoditi4 in this Country during the late War; shews the ruinous Effects which the prase/system errata. 'Von must base or the Commerce and Prosperity of the Country; and gives an Account of the Progress of Manufactures, wain- , 'ersese.of Population, and of the State of Priers of the Vahip of Money in the United States and the principal caantries of Europe since 1775. Printed for die Author; mad sold by T. and G. Undirwood, I.Teetostrett, end David gown ind Mast Black,'Edlnbatlgh This day was published, hi _three vols. 12tne. price lee. 64 VIIHE tvIYSTE RIES 9f HUNGARY, a Romantic Story of the Fifteenth Ccmury. By EDWARD MOORE, Esq. Author of " Sir Ralph de Bigod." ere. Printed for A. K. Newman anti Co. Leadenhall-stftet. The following will appear this Winter The Blind Beggar ; or, The Fountain of St. gatbaritie, by the Author of Julien ; or, My Felines House, &c. 4 volt St. CWr of the boles; or, the Outlaws of Barra, by Mr.. Helm., Second Edition, 4 vols. Penitent of Ood,tow ; or, lite Magdalen, by the same, Se cond Edition, i vols. Connie) de Baldly* a Romance, by Anne of Swansea, 4 ipls, rdueetion ; or, Elizabeth, her Lover, and ifti . boyd, S vols. Cunha, of fdahleld, by fhos. Irtoleroft, new Mimi. $ vela Lug 0/ Baran Treeek, by the same, new Edition, S vale. . 4 CATOII ON, VENEREAL. DISEASE AND rrs CONSEQUENCES. ,This day was publiihsd, a New Edition, pees Ss. Haste - am! with Cases, • A 1 RACTICAI. TRE AY ISE cm the ItEVEN. PION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, trails biiiits Oa thane% symptom, sad anatnienst insonallately or remotely connected wltif It ; containing Morrell. dons on Gleet Stricture Muial Discharoh. the use of the • Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Put *ions, itnag'nr.ry Venereal OiSeases, Debility iiitseral or lecat. the Theory of Gear - ration, Occ. c.omprisiog an eletnnotary.Work tor Students, and a &Woe to the vtgeral resider ; iteerspersed with sons Prosody tions applicable to each division of the disease. By T. M. CATON, Sittlgeon, 10, Stanhopesstreet, Newczettle-street, Strand p " Late, of the Uniird Hovitah of Sc. Thomas's and Guy's. • Printiql for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. £O, Poternoster•rool and Highley and Son, 174, fleet-street, ILoadna. • 2sIA FRIMONIAL FEL! cult, •, . 0 But kippy they, the happiest of their kind." ' Such is the language of the imMortal I 1100 CAIN, when speak fng of the lislarri.v;e Sta n .. But to ensure that happiness, it is peeves:try, as Jur KNA t. oliserves-•-" Mem saga, in corpora nano," to have a sound mind to. a sound body. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal Coilege of Sorge/n . 14 an London, Lave seduloully devioed their attention for these la-t 17 years to the study of those 11i or. ders which so freqiitntly embitter, and too often prevent, that in. estimable blessing; matrimonial felicity.. The numerous app. ' intents they have hither:o received from persons of the first die tinction, and the uniform success attending their ettperiur orde of treatment in such conaplaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cest:s of Debility or Deficiency, whe ther resulting from the too frequency of participating In the gale- ties ottasbionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, whitah weakens the energy of the Utind. and destroys ch... Sower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, and impotence In the other, they. offer a safe and permanent cure. To those who, front such ;ontplaints, are prevented gate,* tutu the married state, cud ashamed to seek relief, brood noir their infirmities In silence, It must be consoling to know, berg= tver Jobe* or hiellectual the cure may he deemed by other Practitioners, that by A renovating and halal able method they nwir be re,toted to a lotted Ind vigorous conssitution. 4 cortalli. disorder, frequently contracted in amoment of Indiscretion, and every species of Venereal infection, by .a atild and never-failing mot:e oi treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without, matraut in dirt or exercase as also Strictures of the Urethra end (Meets, which thty are ena bled to sure la a short period, without , recourse to the pinata dangerous effects of the Caustic; references' of wMch.can be given to several Noblemen and Gentkoieu of hiO'respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, ater having laboured under strictores for many years. To married Females, whose expectations of those tender pledgee of connubial happiness have been defeated, It may abuts a pleasing reflection to know, that by a ?roller perseverance in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impedi iucgls removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a inlitakenfew,with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric,'think it but justice to themselves to state, that they bevy been properly edurated and initiated lino every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from various hos pitals, and teselmoisials from the highest professiusial atithoritles, they have to amrinee any inquirer). That a residence in the, warmer hemitpliere of our eastern world, as well as in other parts, ' euaboldees them to usett, that their researches having been con fined to diseases already enumerated, they hoi4 aus a certainty of renoratatad to Such as may labour .under the debilitating dram of a life passed under the torrid tone. • And 'further, that having had opportunities, in their 'professional cape. city, of forming •an intimate acquaintance with the con-. stiluducal habits of seafaring persons, Ivey of", to them the beseatsitiapees'iii huniediate relief; that the mow resulting, renal their entleaiouri Pleat induced them to quit dist practice of Use general ?nobble*, sod they protium that their itinstunte a fals.zround for the unprecedented -pooll • .‘11111 whiebathey woo lly the , Public, been so liberally honoured. o f * wilt* house tissiby (personally, or by loam), hy Pantiles di' diet sex, wish sweet, delicacy, and attendees bii the -. looittty stns ritiootted to testate the particulate of dm* case, spots* tooosisof Nolo* oosieslosa rotatttasio ki.14 , 1 4 18 AO.Joudifkfrmild the . . 1 1 • 1010 Is l bit IfigeP tiereloAto S+W.O lll , op Walrodl-PA itript.. FROM SdITURDAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE• AULITARY PROMOTIONS. NOVEMBEj. 2 4 3. 4th Ites'ment of Dragoon Guards--North Beamlsh, (lent i l() be CorhYt, by purchase, vice Williamson, pro:Rotel iu the 12:h Light INagotins. 6th Ditto—Ltrutenant Thant* Walker, from the half peg of the • 14th I,,lght Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Hodson,, who . es .chattgel, receiving the dillereore. , 1 aeßegiment ofllragooaaT-FAiwartlLeathea, Gent.% latiCornet, by patchy-984 . '1er Garth, perinoted. al . Ditto..-Lieutenant Robert :3. Wel:b to be Captain of a Tint", by pvecbaw, vice Joluttoin, who retires; Comet Honourable lan Stuart tip be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Webb, pro.' motel. • r t iitit Re:tinier* if Light • Dragoons—Major Thomas Wildman, from the tad Wm India Regimeot, to be Major, vice de MOMS. IneiNNY, who ggeisituges. . 12th o—Ligotn i sq Seery Acton, from' Itcif pay of the 13th Lizbt to bb I.tegtemisit ' vice Barry, who cichanges, y'Hime -ItteSeriek Theliugoti to be Cori , `We, -' a piorcliasi; bias Maxwell; at/painted to the Stair Carr is:Cavalry. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Ogards—Hon. Gmntley Berkeley r. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lord Walheourt, deceased. Ist' - , Regiment of Fore—Captalp Metes Fullerton, from kir pay of the Reginsm , , to be Captain of a Compat,y, vice Ar gutrobrail, who exchanges. !Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Stirling, from half pay of the Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vise 1 ake, who exchanges. 3th Date—Ltetrenant Jet Rob e rts-, front half pay of ti:: Regi meet, to be Lieutenant, vice White, who exchangef;A b u Hon. Robert King, from half pay of the Rpgiment, to be En sign, vice Qrpe, who exchanges. 6th Dhto—sLieutenant Frederick Tbornbury, front half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Dobson, who exchanges, neeeivh►g the difference. Ditte-rpLieutenant WEUIm Siborn, from half pay of the Re. gamest', to be 1 leutenarn, vice Carver, who exchanges, reeriviug the JUL rester ; Ensign Itionias Sc.rtt, from halt pay of the Region lit, ur be Enstn, vice Smith, who exchanges. I I th onto—Lieutenant John Stewart, from the 119th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Daniell, who retires upon ball pay of the 69th Foot, receiving the diflerence. lath Ditto—Lieutenant Robert lone., from half pay of the Re *gintent, to be Lieutenant, vice Patterson, who exchanges. 38d Ditto--George Roderick Uri:paean, Gent. to be Enogn, by purchase, vice Illacklutlf, who retires. Sttlt Ditto—NE Hospital Aesista►►t Wm. Latham to be Anise: tact Suwon, vice tiraham, deceased. 87th Ditto—George Hill, tent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Waddell, pronuitW. 10th Dito--Ltentenant John Dolman, from 83d Foot, to be Lieuttnant, vice Moluny, who eachinges. lidth Ditto—Captain Lewis Aprlius, from half pay of the let °WO= Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, trice liviarh, who exchanges; Captain Alexander Cuppage, fn um half pay of she Regiment, to he ditto, vies Erskine, appointed to the sd Ceylon Regiment; 4ssistant Surgeon thorns. Robcrtson, from • balf.pay of the late Canadian Fencibles, to be 4.ssistant Sur , *jgeoniv* Dawson, who exchanges. fetti Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Gopper, from half pay of the Re &hunt, to be Paymaster ! , vice Moss. • lad Ditto—Limitetrant John biology. from ttie 40 th Foots to bg Lieutenant, vice Dolman, who exchanges. iseth Ditto..-Stait Hospital Assistant David Raleigh to be Aids tam Surgeon. vice bird:, superseded. 92d Ditto—Lieutenant James Stewcrt, front half pay of the lit Garrison Aattalion to be Lieutenant, vice M'Eachraq, who mu:binges, fa:siting the different*. • id* Ditto-p-Lieutenant John Blacked to be Captain of a Cotes' parry, by radiant, Vise Navin, who retires. ind Ditto—rrederich Hammond, Oent. to be Ensign, byre/. dam. vice Smyth, promoted. • .. . • West heals Regimentesparevet Lieneminnligelasel Redmossi H. be Masstaticsac {;'Drip the Bth id* .Rogixams to Tool Major, vice Wildman. who esdialiSes. ' 1 AoperWeggeo train--Cornet Dorsett French, from Wf pay et she Regiment, to be Cocoa, vice diseplevd, who exchastps. Riffs Brini4o- 1 .0.1 1 FAlwird Hay to be *mud Lieutenant, without purphase, vim Mansell, whose appointment has not taken Piece. • • • g o ys; stag Z,ontaantine Reed,GeuL so be Ensign;With out peavhase, vice Froze:, promoted. York Chassetwe—Amistant Surgeon Thomas Yam', from half . pay of die late std Royal Veteran Ratnilea, to be Assistant derison, site Sproul, 149 'WIMP% ad Ceylon Reilisent—Brevet Lieutenant Colood line Ram Zane S. Erskine. from the 60th Eoot, to Cep*a of a Company, vice Cranford, who rearm ern half pay of the Mat Foot. COGIMINIOntiI the in RegintePt of Royal Surrey Militia, signed by UMILed Lieutenant of the Osumi o f Surrey: Henry• Laws. Long, £9 to be Captain. . ItISOIANDOM. • Tail cluttlaillinete 9f Lieutenant Martin, of the Nth is* quint, lr Ikeert, and not 'What, as mated in his appoimionimo SW. mOd Lionapinc. i memo of CORM Beawn,of the likb Light Dow AVIMIIea w sss Cm cis 451.1441, as its b. 4. liad ne Christian name of Enor M earthy, of the 5.,(1 Poet, is Misr& and not Charles, as forrnerfsi ept.4 Liestenant James Rooke, of the Staff Corps of Omsk?, ii imperseded, being absent without leave. FOREIGN OFFICE, NOVEMBER 31 . His Royal Highness the Prince Regem has bean Onto& to the rattle and on the behalf of lats.jsiakaty to approve of Mt. Thomas Anna, as Comsat at Coyest, for the Uoited States of America. • . • BAN! RTYPTS. • Barisalln Willongithy, Willi.',, Tlownst, of.illystratth, Deakin' and Richard 'llama', oreheapsidc. London, hat-manufaltalt• res.. dcalers. chsnmen atyl copartners, thmrrearier Nov-plei. 30. Dec. 7.. v eleven. and. ;Angry y,„a. ono. i• Gaildhall:- A. torney. Mr. *lshori, 1 wieshoute•yart; I.otfibury. • William Oldham, nC Manchester, tiVoir; ;dein and ellapanne; Dee. 20. 21, and January 4, at *ran, attbaCoartt 114 Horne% Manchester. , Anomie% Mr. Windle, Johnsstreet, bedfu* row, 1.011413t1';, or Mr. John Thompson. Man c h es t e r. !Jahn Dalton and Joseph Dalton, of Iterscastle•lipon-ltyfte•' ' earthenware manufsestrer, bin. fi, It said hintralf a, at IT, • s at the Oeorge Inn, lieweascle-uptin-Trse,.. Attendee, Pars.eir.• Clayton, Senn, and Clay on. Lincoln's let, loapdtio 1 Or 2 4* . %Wail. Newcastle. • Janet War, I.'s, of Liverpool, draper. dealer and ehanman_, 18,19, and Jarviary 4. at nee ' at Mr. Swlnden'a OW; Dt: atria& lire/pool. Anomie., Kr. iwlndan, IbbrorpOol ice Mr.! Maltioann,Ystople, London. . -• . ::: ••• -. ... - '••••ta1: 43 ;SMUG rte. OrStollrbrithr i , WOfte4terthire i liniVlar . aid dealer and elWpmast, Dec; I, at hve,'Daa. t i asid ) at eleven, at the Georaeflu, !le* 9ey. - Atrart‘les,MMOL • 'tine anti Wright, Maar 'Temple, I.andlen; or Mr.‘tfirof, Stourbridge. . ;Francis Wilson, now or la•e of Durh tat, grocer and draft/, dealer and chionast. Dec 11, at two, b.-c,, it, and' January 4, at eleven, at the Mack I ion Inn, Stocktivi. Attoinfiselatt. ' Wln !le, Juhs•street, Bcdford•row, London lor Mr. ill t% St..ck ton. "" V* - • Will'arn Woolootuhe the younger, of St. Wes:es-Alley, Cm* , Lill,• hip an.l inuratire broktr, Nov. 3(4 I:9c. 7, and Jaaustil • 4, zt o::c. at Guildhall Attonisy, Me. Batte ell, Ailttln NIS, I.endon. CI., a:es Omni nelsam, fare of frith-steer, Sohn, !Tway serteenee, Dee. 7, in, awl /snowy 4, at :en,as Guildh a ll. Attorner'ltr. , Wilson, Montagu street, Portman-square. •. - - 4 - James Nato, late of Carr:hem. ,1, Surrry, went.hroker. !learn ber rA, Dec. 3, an Y Janinvy i, !..t eleven. at Cinittlhall, Looddi. ' At•erney, Mr. Julio Hun e•, %Tillman street, Bedford-mi. Thomas Parry.. of Kinvs n: liltchivlshire, painter and gimlet', nee. 2,3, and January 4, zi eleven, at tae (hen Dragon Inn, • licieford. Attoroles, NI: Is Per:triss, Gray's Inn, London, or Mr. Thoma, it. Watkyas, Hertford. • William Parnes, of Liverprwil,merchs-t, Ore. 14, 17, and January 4. at eleven, at the Ceorke Inn,. Liverpool. Attornise, %fr. Dennison, Bank Buildings, Live. tool ; or Messrs. Atkisson and Wilde+, Chancery-lane, Lontioo. - Edward Murden, e.f Princ.--filaor, C0 1 ) 144 0'6;1 Read. saddler ..nd harness-ir.4her, I)ecernLer a t, If., luat y 4, at tack ' at Guildhall. A•tnrney, Mr. 'I bamas Di ift!h, IC , Petheritare Buildings, lialborn. , Wiiliatu Slephotivin : of Pr-unn, Lasseasdire4 linen-draper. &der and eitpra.lo, 1)re„ 16, P 7, and January 4 + at eleven, as. Mitre Inn, Preston. A•tornies, M. 1) , a1a.1-ck,Serjrapte Ins* London ; or Messrs Bl.use.r.nl and BkArta:, Is. PreStOrl. deorge East;lnge, of Wolevthaatirou, Zi 4 :744411re, iiiltalstenr, dealer and eitapman, Der. 3, fire, t)-e. 5 , and January 4, it eleven,nt the-Orninghain Arimtbri, -1 11:ffnall Attnenletyklir. . Tortn,r,. Binomsburr-square,.l.c a d on ; b r Mr. Water ilnalniti Old 'Church-yard, Wpivar4anytua. . . • ~, R o bert Marintli, of the paris's of•Dursbery. Innktepnroleakr and chapsian, ~Dec. 7. and ltnuary 4. at ore,,st Guildhall. • Attorney, Ms. tiarileyAri4,;e save, illackfriata, I.erolon. .Uttar- 4'r Relay, now (triune—of Worcester. jewelsee, doge, and chautman. Dec. in. 17, and January 4, at one, at Ogilebilloss Anomie., Metsrs. 3,tayiiew and Price, Symonds* , Edward Maltby, of Naiiiigitani, nul•drr, tinier •and D e e, 5, at sir , D..c. Q , andian. 4, at ten, a: flit! (..',eorr,r !tin, Mire. ton. Attornits,Mr. Plrelis, Staple Mu, London, or Mr. - Benj. Rickards, Alireton. James Brown, of Hallywell, Flimahlre, druggist, grocer, dealer and ehapatan, Dec. 10, I I and January 4. a• on e , as theG v ng Liverpool. 4ttoruka, !Vicars. Gnat!' and blade , Fop wick street, Liverpool. Robert Abbott, of Coventry, mercer and draper, dealer and ehapntan, Dee. 6,7, a: the Ling. Heal, Coventry, and Jan. 4. a: the Cantle Iv o, Coven. ry. at tdevoo. Atturnies, Mtge*, Woodcocks and Twist, Coventry. l'honias George, of Saint Wallas Monntoirlibliire, shopheepre, dksler and Chapman, Dec. i 5. 17, and January 4, at efeyeah'at the Carle Inn, Merthyr Anomie', Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, London; dr Mr. Wm. Mer rick, Merthyr rydril. • Joseph Wilson, of Coventry, wine and brandy merchant, malt. seer and victualler, Dec. 6,7, and January 4, at eleven, at. Aso I Castle Inn, Coventry Attorneys, Mr. John Ainitati4 b Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Thu. Minger, Coventry, William Davis, of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire, carpen ter, Dee, 5,6, and January 4, at tine, at the Comm:dal Rooms, Bristol. Attortiles, Mesbri. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square, London ; or Mr, Samu e l Cary, Bristol. Christopher Johnson the younger and Richard Johnson, both of Kirby Innedsle, Westmorland, spirit merchants apdpartners, Dec. 19, at two, Dec. 12, at ten, and January 4, at two, it the Rose and Crown Inn, Kirby innethle. Attorniee, Mr, Bever ley, Staple Inn, London; or Mr. Clapham, aurton IN Ken,lsli Rieharti Baddeley, cf Coientry., grocer. Dee, 5,7, at the Kieg's Head Inn, and January 4, at the Castle Inn, Coventry, at eleven. Attornies, Messis. Long and An tteh, Gray's Inn, London or Messrs. 'Troughton and Lea, Coventry. How e ll Jonas, of Wellingto..• square, St. Pancras, Midatisea, merchant and broker, November 30, IN at onevin d • 4, at twelve, at Giiildhall. Attorney, Mr. Arthur Clarke, len, Bisitogepte-street Without. • John Davies, of St. Martin's.lane.'MiVlesev, carpenter and on. dertiker, Nov. 26, Dec. in, and Jamie , * 4, at ten, at Gettilli.4l. Atiortgeo, Messrs. Drew and ions; Bermondsmorreet. ' • Richard Feard, of Wettoe, Durham, ship-owner, dealer ;sod etutp. man, iNte: 10, le, and January 4, at 'Leven. at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, Anomie., Meer', Bell and Bradrick, Inn, Chrapside;l'Lmsclon ; er Mr. Chfisioptkr Bainbridge, South Shields. • • Thomasfiames Masai, ofTreter, minaret' Instrtiment and smelt idler, Dec. 7,9, and January 4, at eldreen at the Hind. teeter. . Attomies, Mr. itdbertgirutton, SS, tirokgpteet,/41ms ; or Mr. Charles Brenton, Ca.t,:e-street, Barter. - • Haris,innas Lindgren, of Metl-isne, dap g r o w , Noir. 20, Dee. r, an(rJan. 4, at ten, at Giiildhaß. Attorney, me.Corimison, Creseentislace, New Bridgeastrect, Blackfriays. ThOnias Marsden; sen. of Certain-road, horseAealer, dater soil • .Chapman, N0v.26, Dec. 7, and Jan. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoraey, Mr. Wilke, Finsbury place. ' [This Caws notifas that three weaken( thn present Court %downing, to commence on the 28th instant, w be for the ilre Duke of Mecklenburg Strait, as well as for thE late Khig of Virurtemberg. It (nether notifiea that the Prince Wegent has per mitted Sir J. Leith to Wear the insignia of HonorarytKnlght Com mander, and Lieutenant-Colonel DoWey St. LegenHlll; thole of Knight of.the i Porttigness Order of the Tow*, and Swords 'and to Colonel R. Travers to wear the Crops of the Skallan Order of Si. Ferdinand and of Merit.) AVERAGE PII.IC.E of L'OR.ii In ENGLAND and WAI.gS from the returns ending the 16th of November, Wheat- Rye • Valley. • • Owe.' I 'Boos. Peis, a. d. a. d. s. d. b. ds 1 1: 1 41 ? 98 fl 158 9 I 49 5 1.•,49 $ I d 1.0 110`11 TO average Price of Cuter, computed Tram the mum &hada 1p the llf.ek 0411 the :94 KcsrePlblP, ts • JONAS ON DISTI4.LINO. • This day was publisied, the Second Edition, price es. In bon*, .91HE DI6TILLER's GUIDE r comprehending 1 the Whale Aar of DISTILLATION and RECTIVICATION.III au its various Branches. With genuine Recipes fnr making Bun. • Brandy, Hollands Gin, and all sorts et Compounds, Cordials, Ind Spirituous Waters, by Distillation. Agitations Infusion. end Di gestion sheaving the beet method 'of Distilling Unpin Watets frost Flowers Fruits, Spine, and Arenwatk Plants. Also, the Art of Making British Wines.—By PE."Eit JONAS. 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