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ACKERMANN respectfully informs the AA, • Publle i thici the Kat Fditinit of WARDEN'S LET MRS, •wri7ttn OR based the NOATO OUIIERLA ND ' and at St. Has.astat, having h?err-nal in a few days, the Work is for the present Oiti of {.I: : a Secood Edition, however, Is in great forwardness, anu will be ready for delivery oa the 10th of December. o:ders rtleiv:J a: lot, Susi:di and by aq the Books, hers bk• the DOM feting ' Subscriptions already advertised, 226,1192 16 6 Stated incorrect)! in former Advertisement. For Siunutl, read James Burson aC2O 0 0 At Sansom and Co. A. Halton, Mark-lane 5 0 At W.llipms and Co. • Wm. 1.5 q. ASO 0 At Vere and Co. { Henry Turner, Esq. Bath A I ,Abre:,aul Evans 5 S: Solomon Bennett g S. S. B. 1 t ' E. B. - 1 1 Vim. Taylor, Esq. Boa. . 3 0 1 1 _ 1011 bile itra. Elgie Servants of ditto. 11$. 641 5. S. 1 0 Ai Smith, llst ynn, and Co. Jeserti Mamma* 10 0 Robert Robertson, Esi. 21 p Servants of Win. Lack. ington, Esq. at High. P 1 0 Pte At Pry and Co. T. w. 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Hare, Dock ing-HA, Norfolk 10 10 Ma Tennant and Co. Trinity-square 21 0 Paten Putt and Thos. &hoses 21 0 "Pun Cooke, Esq. Lincoln's. ino S S At Roberta and Co: Ma Crump: 20 0 IL Groorrbridge 5 0 Thom Kemblo, Soo, owl Co. 51 10 Dit R. P. Beadle:oft 5 0 kh. Beachcroft 5 0 117. G. B. Granv3lo 1 0 kn. G. B. Grenville I 0 'Servant to di:to 0 5 7he Children of Frei. Us* America sq. 1 0 DServaots of ditto 1 0 _.- 3 0 Car: Teerant, Esq. jamsgate 5 0 Whim Wate lt. 30 0 a 1 1 At Currie ann Co. Pedley 5 5 Serge Ranking 10 10 hag' , kar.kivg 30 10 Co; Ratddas, pan. 10 t 0 I. Id, lit 1 1 It W. B. Towns Lend 2 2 Ctt Said Wood 2 2 Ulmer S. Wood 0 5 3 44. Wood, 2.. 6d. Niger a Wood, Ya. 64. UlliWood's Savants 0 6 ate Wide 10 10 IL Hatoach 10 10 lad lienciker 25 0 ..—. 01111 anard,pitnstlate, & Co. t awl P. GtZtl., Pull. 1 4:0 10 10 d,P:mtdale, and Dinisdale 100 0 At Hailkey and Ott, OAllett, C0. a,4 P al . Am \ *kilted Stith 100 0 tn, Teadak, and Ram; Feactiurch•at. 15 15 Vats a; Mr. John elan. Trinity -square Il $ Watt from the • rofort' for the late langliinh. t i s i at Plibigonger s % 'by Jas. Thonap ..__ itestery Sear "r! 411.140141 Aridove,‘ three,- 4,11qh LEVI% set: , out d. n Law ftfrre, otr.da):.• ad rd. en. itlf- Fbasir-A a* Of C °lll6l l o oat ever irthlak Ai* Wlt• eh; thnia) W IND% o Chclit wraftntitt Fatranol, Morniall 8ie.r,44 ten Lot s lienttel aadita gb.Chinflb rrive it 2/cfo, 1 I: , 414 Nit* %, nun** nputt; ourneb thou , any. .streataY' l whltby. d the itrctj! n croret ICtil.• Nei B I M zch, goo mesh M' itroviN • Out k • and pelf ~ de: i4 r 0 4 . sr all Ff• 6111 6 • 8931 *.et"g_2l.o4 ,4. :e. k t, t o 4° t!ftt , ---. 1g)014 I --. ! Itte r; • • 10.4 i an 2 2 f Robert Wilkinson Rev. Ceo. Ford Dr. 1. H. Meyer s of Jobn•itrect 5 0 Barber and Dont 15 15 Two Friends 2O •0 John Heywood, Esq. 20 0 3. 0. Itavenshaw, jun. Esq. 5 0 At Messrs. Hoare, Barnett and Co.' -- -- J. C. 5 0 Friend per Rev. J. Pratt 1 . 1 A Livery Servant at lc kle ford 1 0 Rev. R. Johnson 5 0 Rear-Admiral Warr* 10 10 A Female Servant 0 W. knit& (with several old garments) S S H. T. Wood and Co. ' 10 10 The Gift of Brotherly • Love S S Thomas Raikes 26 $ W. S. S • 0 L B. 5 0 Joseph James, Esq. 10 0 J. F. Daniel, E.g. 2 0 Thomas Windus, Esq. 5 0 C. F. M. 2 0 Sir Charles Knightley, Bart. 10 0 M. P. 5 0 C. P. b 0 James Evans 1 0 Thomas and Mainly 10 10 John Smith, Esq. Tot tenhara a 5 James Upton, Esq. S Mr. Miles, by ditto I I Mr. Ford, by dkto 10s. fld. Mr. Uptaiei Servants Mr. Riclig4 Attenbo. tough 2 2 1 1 Mr. John Freeman Richard Diann, Eaq. 1 1 10. 0 At Marsh and Co. Bishop of Carlisle 10 0 Mr. George Welch, 10e. 641. • At Birch and Chambers. Mr.. athcrt &tonsil, brief:l-street S At Marttn, Call and Co. Mr.Johu Aitkins 1 Three Young Ladies 14) Lady Call, path 10 Lady Young s Great Rus sell-stress • 10 Captain Holland, IR-N. 3 E. K. At 'Tunas and Co. John Hill • Gcorge Wauon Taylor,_ . _ Esq. 100 Lord Viscount Bolkeki SO At Hanunersley's & Co. H. S. 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K.. 2 0 Mrs. Parker, Fsrebam, __ _ Hants 20 0 The Young Ladies edu• toted by Mrs. Par _ htr, Faieham 7 7 At Snow and Co. Mr. C. It weal, Temple 1 0 Mr. F. Itiviscll, ditto 1 0 At Child and Co. Mr. J. H. Mar Wand 5 5 Kay. Charles ['nil 2 2 Mrs ! C. Proby 1 I Mrs. I'. Hamilton - 5 5 Mrs: Kett 10 0 J. K. Brovme, Esq. 10 .40 Adak, Ex T. B. Martin 1 • John Peasant, Esq. 5 gee J. M. Rogers 20 0 Ron. Wm. Brodriek ' 5 0 T. O. brarmatisa, 10 10 Domain ammo at I. Z , Dalgt ;et 4 1 *Ads '; S 0 6 0 1 0 2 2 a 0 ' At Goslings and Sharpe. Messrs. Twining. 20 0 G. N. Neyle, Esq. Lin. coin', Inn 5 0 George Cumming, Brook. street 8 0 T. White" 1 0 W. B. Gurney, Esq. se:-street 5 5 C. Puller and Family 18 0 Davison and Son S S William Desrsly, Esq. 5 0 *At Praed's "and Co. RlchardPowell,L•':q M.D. SS. A. Stranger 1 0 Right Hon.Lorcl M4lforii 50 0 Robert Thomas, Esq. Fleet-street 5 S At Messrs. Hoare, Fleet•street. C. Marco 1 e Mra. C. Mash 1 0 M.C. 5 0 Sir George Beaumont so 0 Joins Stafford 5 0 Lord Kenyon 50 0 Hen. Edward Law 15 0 M. C. and B. W.' 10 0 Thomas Platt 5 0 The Mho of a few Clerks under Govern ment, 47 16s. 61 Anonymous R. B. I. S. Ditto Assistant end Ser. rants, I,CI ls. F. Dr. Z. H. Arnold The Mite of a Friend M. A. C. A. Wiles E. H. T. M. He Miss Cary a S AFriendto tin:Distressed 50 0 Mess. Cresswell&Adams.io 10 Countess Ds Grey , 10 .0 41•INID At Bsdaile and Co, B. Kennedy, EN. b 5 Oni dat cito bii ditt 9 • - ' £7. 145: 14. Sarah Land:, City Road 10 0 • At Mut. !man and Co. Thomas Howard 10 0 Wm. Howard 10 0 Keusey and Spear 15 15 At Barclay am! Co. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, •htark•lane S 0 Thome Bennett & don 5 0 J. C. Scott, Esq. Comps- __ .... street 10 10 Ga floss, Teleran, and Co. 21 0 Rev. Imes Haphlus 2 0 , The Governor and Coln• pant for Smith,' down Lead 100 0 R. Parrett 1 1 Lesley and Thos. Ales• ander SS 0 30 10 1 0 1 1 2 0 10 0 1 0 10 0 20 0 2 2 2 2 At Lynn. T. F. 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The Third Edition of I THEORY and PRACTICE, elucidated in a •i Series of DIALOGUES, selected from the most approved miters, awl precede** by appropriate Ault* for Speaking and Writiog French. By GEORGE SAULFZ, Master of the Alum Academy, and Author of French Letters, !cc. &c. Lesdes: Printed for Law and Wiii taker. 13, Ave-Ntatia lane ; and Pinnock and Maunder, 267, Strati& FRANKLIN MANIJSCRIPTS. This day was published. in one vol. eto. rrHE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF a BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, LL.D. P.R.S. &c. Compre hending a Series of Familiar, I.iterary, aad Political Letters, written between the years 1753 :ind 1790. Now first published from the Originals, in the possession of his Grandson Wiatiau Txatrte FRANKLIN, Esq. • The publication of the Coaatsrouvenct or DR. FRANKLIN, which has been so long expected, cannot fail to excite a lively interest in Vie literary World, and prove highly gratifying to the Public at large. 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TilE Public are most earnestly requested, when purchasing DAY and MARTIN's BLACKING, to ob serve, that t!-e Address is perfectly clear and correct, parti':ularly the Number 97, as a sure means to prevent their heit.g imposed upon by spurious and vile cotriposition instead of -t!* origio,d, the superior qualities of which have ensured it, universal use tor many years. DAY AND MARTIN, S 7, 1-117bliolhorn. • A ittAL CHRISTMAS-130X. A T criecal Season, wizen Chiitiren a-e Teeth /1 ing,they suffer more pain than a: any "ar s? of the year, v. ry few escaping cot:In:10ms, it is particula::y requested) of every Mother and Nurse :list has young Children, not to be bout the AMEAICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, as it gives inimediate relief. Mrs. Johnson, feeling for the Poor, at' a time like this, when so many are out of employ, and provisions so very dear, wishing to relieve those dear little sufferers, has given them a real Christmas-box, by extending her charity one hour longer that is to say, from nine so eleven every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, until next March, and then as usual, (while the days are so very short, and hundreds live at a greet distance, cannot get their children at her house In time), they must bring a letter from a respectable house-keeper, thatthey are real (Aileen; of this charley. Mrs. J. hopes, at the same time so great a charity a ill not be abused, as it is entirely out of her own private purse, and trusts that persons who tan afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure she poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief. To be bad, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman -street, Ozioni- street ; and, by ' their appointment, at all the principal hedi.:ltie Venders in town and country, at 9d. !L bottle; for ready . money. Caution.—Be stars to ask for K Johnson and Williams's Ame rican Soothing Syrup," as there are a numler of 'spurious sorts. M LOZENGES. DRS. COOPER, MUNROE, and DUNCAN, Physicians to the Medkal Board at Charlotte House, lllackfrlars Road, have ascertained that upwards of 5000 Patients are cured annually of prevailing &orders, that hundreds were In a distressing state, owing to quashing themselves, and by con sulting men ignorant of the profession, who deceive the public by their specious promises and immoral advertisements. leap tions en the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings In the neck, nodes on the shin-bones, pains in the head and limbs, frequently taken for rbruntatkm, swelled ancles, and nervous de bitity, are tliseases which appear years after, and the eetssequci.ces of improper treatments Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are consulted daily from eight till eight, or by letter containing a fee; and the poor have advice on Tuesdays, Thurs days, and Sun days, ti ll 12 o'clock.—There Is a side door and - private rooms fo r females. • LOCK AND ROW U.. DIVENhARY U • . • His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. Strat±io —Mr . Kiernao,Member of the Royal College. London. G °yeas o s—Eari of Esrement, Earl of Leitrim. Hoa. Colonel J. Berry. M.P. John Luella,. M.P. THE ROyal and NOhle Patrons of the above IN STfI'UIION, for the excludes Treatment ofVENEREAL COMP.LAiNTS, and their dangerous coesseeeases, ID order to 'lnsure the beuefits that have restated koas it, -selected Mr. Kier ; nan as its Surgeon, (standing high ea the list of the Royal College) from having directed his chief attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the public, by polatioglio the List of the Royal College, published in February. 16116, asihe uniy ware guide, and that no assertion :ape:sous •assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sinctioped by this lid, are to be credited. The an.. seal reports of the Lock 1141spenaty.wIll V•ovi that some of the, I mam dangerous cases of *Actium, DAM'', and 011110 supposed Ilocorsbls. affections of the Oerniattro Organs ban Wen tern its distally and successfully treated. • . • . • Mr. IC irru.la may be consulted as usual. by both Sates, at bin Vines*, 91, Lower Charloftestreet, Bedford-square, where isto, We from Tun% end Country are to be addressed, end the necl4. Miry advise and suedisioevill be sivesestr lan; loony parrot doi !faked Kiebodsso. - - • A Jan published. rift as. itd Edition, Prudes! Observation ate bY may be bei at Itio. 174, Tlwa is • Nei tisimmodidiri did Si& Croitsiiibrt o ;v.;914,1 ''w• : ' ,"" • ' " • • , CHINO'S PATENT WI WORI4 S. are allowed to be the most frequent Burets of Children? Diseases:—Their Fymptomi every Parent should be 'squinted with. They occasion Imo of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an irre gular state of the bowels, attended with violent pains; thel bring on convulsions, affec t the growth of the body, and often prove fatal, by end:ng In a tomninaption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure for these alarming oensplaints, the ahoy/ excellent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of some of die highest charatteis in this country, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the 'Proprietor from a personal knowhidge of its efaucy in their own fanlike:, stamps its merits beyond competition, and glees a *auction to it which no other Medicine of the kind can bout. Bold at Messrs. &tier and Sons, N 0.4, Cheapside, London, in packets at Is. 144. and hoses. at Se. Od. and C'. Ad. and.alsn by Mr. Gixduer, George street, Edinburgh; Messrs. Nelrbery And Sons, Dame -street, .Dublin.; and the Medicine Venders in every city and town in the United i;ingdont. 4AitSH4l,l2a CERATZ pa/rents and cures those troublesome and painful visitants Chilblains, whether in a broken or unbroken state; removes the tubing and inflam :ration on the first epplicatien, and When broken, heals in a much shorter time than can be credited but by experience. Wounds, ulcerated Lep , Burns, Scalds, Bruises, and Ulcers of every denomination, and of however long sanding, are effectually cured by this Ceram ' • Copy of a Letter: " •Ilirmingham, June 11, 1804. " Gentlemen—A very singular and important cure performed by Marshall's Universal Cents demands pt.blicity t S. Calton, Esq. had a man of the name of Harris working, who had been aillictel for fifteen years with a most shocking - inflamed and bad legs bismuth as - to be almost iii a state of putrefaction; be had been in the London Hospitals, to the salt water, and under sur geons of this place, for seven years past, when right boxes of Marshall's Universal Cerate, be bought of me, completely cored hint. 1 shall think the prOprieter *is proptoting the cause of hu manity, irypebibblng this case, end everropportenify of main g it known will be embraced by your obedient humble servaut, 6 ' F. PILIKCY Bookseller, Bull-street, Birmingham." Sold by Agestt B. rAwaida, 66,11. Paul's ; I flat, • • tug, * ; and Ward, Holborn. caLuis JAL INTELLIGBNCE. ROSEAU (DuMI I SEIPT. Between one mod' tv.o o'clocg the :.im-tiing of Monday the. Isth, the InOabitauts throne!) this it/. latitred and devoted colony were awakened by the violence of the wind, the falling shoe ers of heavy rain, and the most vivid flashes of l'ghtning, without e rider ; in deed .the atmosphere appeared to be charged with el, ctiic • d pouring in streams fr,m the clouds: the darkne:is was hereby aaar um& snore horrid, by being rendered more visible. • The wind came' at first from E. but changed after.- wards to N.W. Red W. then S. and continued to blow with increased vi.Aence. - Bet seeen . 4 .11 1 4 :: . . ,1 / 4 .10ek it was tremendous from the N. W. and *toot , of the mischief that has occurred was cawing to the *dread, el blasts from that quarter; towards daHight it changed _ again to the East, and for a quarter of a» hour 1;!•:ar with accumulated rage : it then became a hole ne rt moderate, hut at intervals ccaninted Llowing arid raining, unil late in the evening. when it scemed to have exhausted its powers. In the town and environs some homes and out. houses have been blown dpwn and some damaged, fences in general laid low, and many trees, if not down altogether, much torn up by the force of the storm. —lt is not yet understood to what extent the injuries are done in.the distant parts of the colony, By some reports that have come from along the coast we learn that the canes and coffee-trees are greatly destroyed, and the devastation of provisions and vegetables of all kinds cruel and melancholy ; and if there should be fry this calamity a universal privation of these in. aernal resources for the supply and nourishment of the inhabitants of all classes and descriptions, we may envisage the terrific prospect of Pavia te e a 'him. tion nearly experienced, in the year 181 S, after tii.-t eta, icane, arid which was only averted by the gene. ral opanii.g of the po . rts ; and let us gratefully recnern. *ber als, by the kid relief door sister colonies, par. ticularly the ;ter,e?,:ats succour of the inhabitants of Si - . Vincera.—E very vessel in the bay endeavoured to get to, sea, the snit' Laving risen to a great height: the aloop Retrieve, belonging to Messrs. Cunningham and %rings, did not sitceeed, hot was un;ortueately diiven on stn.,, e below Point Michel, and rendered a complete wreck. 1-1-r cargo, consisting of nearly fifty puncheons of rum, hound to Aryl in from the windward orates, hada nearly lien al lest to the pr. prietors; the plundering :of *i•ime in the eitiehbew h. aid, .tfter a groat part of it .got on Owl 4 was scaadalously great-,wretches of toe vilest de. s-:ript•on, who, instead of assisting the sufferers. were actively employed in robbiag ahem of that the angry elements had spired. We sincertly hope that such base vilainy will be dcti - cted, and the perpetra.Ors brought to condip,n punishnaeut. Four of the Re trieve's sailors lo;; their lives. A small Ktroelt set:o°,ler from Goad-dour", wif.h a cargo of assored prov:sians, only arrived the even ing before, was also driven od shore near the: 1:IA1k:a ; most of her cargo floated to the beach, • where some plundet age took place by the negroes. The Halifax schooner Acadian, Captain Welch, also left the bay, but has weathered the storm, and returned to her anchorage. The sloop Mary, Captain Watson, also from Halifax. with a cargo of fish, and the Lute. be. longing to Captain Cunningham, have not yet been heard of ; the former is supposed to be lost off Scott's Head.—The barracks at Morne Brpce are not ma terially injured, but both officers and men were inun dated by the rain, and many of the doors and window shutters blown away ; but this convulsion of nature was stronger felt at Prince Rupert's than in Roseau, and the consequences most distressing ; the barrack in the inner cabtit rendered totelly t....initabitabie, and the men's barracks in Fort Shirty with one side of the roof off ; the large Officer's barrack is also pertly unroof. ed, and the Hospital entirely blown away, and the ordnance sheds in the yard prostrated ; the Officers' stables and ont-efices of the quarters in the outer ct brit ate all down, together with the flag-staff at Fart Shirty ; the suit' in the Bay was so heavy as to catty away the guard-louse on t:le beach, and the garrison boat there also totally lost. The Otfkers and men in this place are without sittltc.r, and, their situation roar want of tern loos( ‘s• kward. and lamentable. —A sick man w. 45 stvt.r7l, Ato•lndcd, and anorher severely hurt. Lieut. Ni.lver, whL was tlatigdrou l ly ill, died after the storm. We believe these b.e the only casualties among the troops when the dig:ach came away. During the height faf the storm Wine shacks of earthquake were felt, and in fact aunt stone buildings have been shaken to their foundations. It was indeed a night of horrors and perils, teacuing re. fleeting man to humble Ws pride and to submit to those awful visitations of a Div's* PnovurEfivEr whose almighty decrees are inscrutable, yet no who've mercy we rarest in fact, in all dines and seasons, be taught to depend I • IneflAnDSoN s Gi3lnl-UCK, and Co. reipectfully re. mind their Frien .1-1 and the Public, t . the b4w Year's State Lottery begiui Drawing the 21st of next Month. ALt. the CAPI cALs being of Siz3LE4o Monce—and. the INcheAsE Gt si7 in etch of Liie small Prizes have given Lich great popularity to the Scheme, wipith consiits of .ottly 5i312,000 Ticket', that .c• preve.l disappointment, RICFIARrEom, GOriDLUCK, and Co. beg leave to recommend t.. those Frieuds, who wish for particular Nuinbers. an immediate applieati.4l at either of their fortunate Offices, Cornhill Charing Cross. The Scheme contains TwiiCapieals of 20,000 Guineas—Seven of 5,00() a:ld 1,000 Guineas...4 4;4w Men of 500 and 400, &c. &c. The first Eightiffi" Prizes will. receive nearly 1,000 1 590 DiANKS, 25 Oiling** CiSbe ...‘-*• ' • ' '+ • CONTRACT FOli TAKING AWAY LEAD ASHES. NA yr. aFFICE. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIOIIIBAS @pis M.I.I.ESTT's NAP"; hsre6ygivt Natite, That oa WEDNESDAY, the I Ith of December neat, at One o'Clnek, the) will be natty to treat wide such Persons as nay be willing to Contract fur taking LEAD ASI-Ita snit Si Lai Ma. lestrs Yard at Deptford. el lira of the Tender may le seen at this 05se. N. Tender will he received after One easel ox the Day of Trolly, nor stay noticed unless the Party, or ax Agent for Aim, attends. Every Tender lust k asmajoexisd A 3 a letter, maraud to the Navy Board, and signed iy a respasible Person, magi": to hewn: bowed with the Perms knclering, in the Sea of X2OO, for the Am lok• frowner of the Centred. CIMTOIII..HOUSII. LONDON,Deenrsher 9, 1819. FOR SALE, ly Order .the Hee. the Ciresneiedenere Oil Majesty's Csertsaes, On Thursday, the 12th and Friday, the 19th tnstant, at Two o'clock In the Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing lane, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, For Etportatien _ East Indiana French Prohibited Goode, For Home Consoniption, Deals, Boats, Vessels, and Materials of Vessels : Tobacco and Snuff; Cobalt, Rough Crystal and Amethysts, Ruda Sheeting, Dutch Drops, and sundry other Coeds as mentioned In the Ca talogue* CLIAR 011 ALL DOTl'''. The Tobacco and Sniff to be viewed at the - Tobacco Ware. houses, London Docks • the Deals, Boats, Vessels, and Materials of Vessels , at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe ; and all the other Goods at the King's Warehouse No .' 90, Lower Thames street, on Thursday, the 6th , Friday, ;he 6th, Saturday, the 7th, Monday, the 9th, Tuesday, the 10th, and Wednesday, the 11th inst. from ten o'clock iss the meriting to two In the afternoon, and. on the mornings before the sale, where Cataloguet will be deli * - vered price is. each. ' - - - Wool), MAYOR. The FIRST COURT of LOP.[) MAYOR and ALDERMEN,, held in the COUNCIL . CHAMIER of the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONII/N, on TUESDAY, the 9d day of Decesaber, idle, and in the 57th Year of the Reign of Ocorge the Third, et the United Kingdetn of Great Bria.in and irc land, King, etc. • It rsoLves eitanissovar, THAT the'Thanks of this Ceyttrt be preterite I to the Right Hon. MATTIICW WOOD, Lord Vayar of this City, for the ardent zeal, di•tiogubbed al.llPy, and in lefatitoble assiduity which he evinced during the last year in the diseL Iry of the various and important dntivs of his high Ofsce; for Vie itadil and polite attention which he t:i.iformly raid to the Mornly.rs this Court upntLevery uccasim i for the dignified hosyits.ity he malntsitsed, hy . which he added a becom;ng grace and s:Aendotr to the station of Chief Magistrate in this great Metropolis; for the promptitude and butuasitry with which be invaii.sbly listened to ovary representation, having for its object the alieviatirm of misery, ard the promotion of comfort among the wires int', poor;' for , ke alacrity with which he devoted much law h of his time ard Ms weal& to the support of thew institutions which are calcnia:ed Ur diffuse knowledre, virtues and happiness apaoog the lover orders of Society ; for his exemplary watchfulness over the robot, with a view to the prevention of crime, and the correction of *absee• ' sod fee all the ',enema, as well es laborious exerions which hate signalised his Mayoralty, so honourable to himself, and demonstrated his anxious concern fOr the peace and comfort of *be Corital. WoODTHOR YE. It, rel", 1 CiP• Wit i Um k he so Rai § article Ititisf l ll de Grace, 5, Brol and 1 reipg U,, ••••••••7 - • •