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~_. ~(~ -• 9916. 10PRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. en Giwrz.ntint, deep-felt concern for the melancholy which has deprived you of the eminent talents pi t h distinguished ;our much-lamented Director, (one of the warmest supporters of my humble a Seat in the same Ctiurt with himself), I venture 'as a CANDIDATE for the honour of supplying us unhappily created. ,t difficulty of stating any grounds on which to cs to fill a post that has been tau sustained ; but, ardent seal to promote your bast interests, I am jadulge a hope, chat the knowledge I have ac e interests, and of the general Commerce of , the tratse of thirty years etperience--in your Mari s a Commander—in offic,:s of high trust at Bara dof your Marine—and while conducting one of delantile Establishments in India, may reader of w excellent it - Ira useful as otleof your Executive sody. reception with which my applications have been ipontaneons offers of support with which 11 have , have determined me to proceed to the Balm, roanded antfidenoe that die rook will place vie S . 'lsle situation to nisi& I aspise, is so extensive, often interrupted by unavoidable , I bave not had it in any power, in every instance, lolititotioes in person : but the omission, wherever d, has been wholly involuntary; and I hope to be se day of Election, to pay ply respects to every the Metropolis and its Vicir,.ity. it honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, our obedient, obliged, and faithful Servant, WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. A, 7th December, 1118. Uttee for conducting Mr. Money's Eketion, sit City of Low:on Tavern; in liishorsgare-street, wannenierion for the promotion of his success ally received ; and a General Meeting of his Friends at the same place, at Oue o'Ciock precisely, on IC 10th instant. DON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, Edinburgh boards, a- MI. 43, _ vetly opposite the London Coffin , house. )NI ON GENUINE TEA COMPANY , c to call the serious attention of the Public to the are now in progress in his Majesty's Court They will see, that in the Sittings since Tem, CLlties to a large a.nonnt, have been found hgalnst s 1 CcrEee Dealers, both in town and country, and that r 7p:oton' bas suffercd judgment to go agAillSt him is person combined, with tlae business of an inti:utint t of a stacenio monefoctsr, and, no doubt, used Prat ingredients in the menufacture of his Vac kit, lad recourse for giving ltutt to the bats and shoe ZS, such as copperas, Prussian oboe, F. c. Zte. \Well torhey-General observe, as he did, " that it would e gentlemen who dealt in these arttelt s, to coinbitse ser business that of chanists and Arirggists, as their :old then be denfil ; fiat, in sell* the poison to ::: - .4asszs sick, aial thou Ist sidling the drugs.to wake dr." to Genuine TC3. Company trust they need not re dge, that the l'ublic shalt continue to be supplied is pure and tordniterated state hey beg to observe, that from lb• very e steusive I:se made, they are enablud t.) r must excel a Seven.. Shilling 131.t..1.), et even Auperior k ie vitaizh have already gamed them so start nu,:age Their Friends arc requoted to Oli,":1 - V j .', of their Boos;, t< 21, directly facing the Loitd,;:t ?.la. C~ 11 1 ;r the DISCLIARGE and ELIEF of PERSONS 11PRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, Deetavlaer 1812. ACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE PORT, viz.: se.. 3. I. 317. e, En. Annual S 2 0 - 4. 6 5 .0 session taken A. s 5 0 4. 4: 0 A. 2 t o A. 9 2 0 Esq. es, Esq. (two years) hoar, F..sq. per Secretary aide iss, Esq. 4,110 - . 3, Kn. -.- A. 4 1 0 as of Wm. Vasco, Esq. per Treasurer 2.5 0 0 . .. A. 20 0 0 . - S 0 0 2 $ 0 0 12 0 a Bonk (Neild on Prima) 'a Account of Debtors) A'76 16 0 £290 2 $ Ltd relieved from various PrLous 157 Era the sum of he Cases of 62 Petitioners ; Ap -13 Referred for Characters, 6 and Rejected, 13. es are received by John Camden Neild, Esq. the I heyne-walk, Chelsea.; also by Messrs. ?ferries, Far 4. St, James's -street; Messrs. Floarea, Fleet.street; tteris, Whitmore, and Co. Lombard - street ; Mesal. e, Ridge and Bi ddulph, Charing-cross • Itleurs. Dor inch-lane, Corntill; Messrs. Harimerdeys, ; es and Co. 77, Lombard-street ; and by the Secro. Craven -street, Strand, where the Books may be e who are inclined to support this Charity, and where acct on the clrat Wednesday in every ?clonal. ABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, for all In or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowel•, Bile, tlatuletcy, Bilious or Sick Head-ads, Pains and of the Bowels, Sickness at Stomach, Habitual Cul . Bt.c. IALLAWS ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. __—,--- - o many be satisfactory to know that these Pills are itica of a Medical Gentleman of very extensiveprac meat day, and elegant preparation is justly esteemed for its id certain operatior, by which it effectually removes or Obstr.:ction of the Stomach and Bowels, whether t Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency or Cold ; Sickness at lead-ach, &e, It operates by dislodging acrid bile Si ties retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an al the system generally. Fqae from any antimonial or reparations, it is at all times safe; and has been given at good effect during Pregnancy. Its action is parti pted to Persons of Filions.liabita, sad those of sedan slue a staticat action of abs ineseish hoe Ir ec : s P es retained in those organs are frequently .pr disteatiocs, lead-ache, languor, and giddiness, of :11iI:C!s or oppression. trial tally convince the patient of their eXasey. carve .of •bilisis or sick.heatissenbes are certainly re t sink dose, and in a much ahotter those then could I, but from experience. The ,Propriesor thinks it Emarki tier vett be found not only to act Without ulnae, but to leave the body, after their immediate is, free 'from that costive state which gener.aly sue operatioo of kursive medicilte..—„Mold by Mr. Ed &. E'-ars ; Barger, Oxford-street ; IV= t s jii•Zilt r, Oztoat-ni uct and Wilimptt, L 00.4 Piece gather and f lion press, . 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Directions for the Treatment of Peme who have 'taketz . r awl disputa, , " To those who have not travelled, it gives a faitbfal account i g nium ee _ e , oarl tli.ra.,,,_._in ai *tato egllfdle Uri Bni aillio l f what is to be seen ;to those who intend to travel. it affords an "w e e° el r• tire". gs• bun" • -tO TOS I a IrBUCe , • xcellent plan for their operations • to those who have travelled, "".-- t will awaken many pleasing radtectiens, Tbs roma* per- Tillia tin T Was i alailliad ` inillana Yob. lam ' " IN 168. - Al. 4. i !i t t e Cif WSW. friends,. iogai:iag how ( i , a' .ape, the best which could have been taken." VRANCES; or,theTwoMethers: :Tale. By M.S. dap Noe , ass, Conlin, lad b, Gbadneglotor, SECOND EDITION. .A.: POMO fat 4. Y. Nark and Co. Ledeolial-street. let 10111111000 et Oa Ika ry.g was they sea new in- i i i. i t i .' ' This day was miblished, price 3s. bound, ~... The folloodag will wear this Winter: lonmed. *BOO* Deavringle ap tp begin on . A GRAMMAR ol the LATIN TONGUE, for the .4" 1 alachlt 4 bOort a Belliemem 5 vale. TUESDAY, the 15th instant, . . =Lee the vite-e Piste Bualßenntl wed Thlineen * They may, M Name, obtain the dotted infermadan eases tasb, ' - Ein. Use of Schools.-Idy J. JONES, Author of the Greek ' lrarnmar. . Audion of Faith end Inetlee, Sce. 4 vols. Those who weiti aware of the portponement end did in eemes- • Primed nee .1: nfeweemn 39, Ludgate-erect. Mu es Ki ll = the Mara of Mate es MO It Not. mi edit. quenoe d e l a y od e pe ,,,,h mei . we sow eiti l it i o g to -,,, * BROM% a MINA by Frames rfliubline. 3 vole earliest eppolumity of epplylog a either 4 the " While Mr. Jones instructs the Tyro in the rules of the La- imib "No inalsioaaisi, o rm ' 44 ,- 6454r.i reg „ __ lki ,r 4k. 4 volt . is the ineeketts itheola the pi pit Day, .. ... '' : - in Tongue, he explains the principles on which they are formed, D eo a nottn m g B •:= awl *awe Ise Mrs• i na- Prize of Moan; aid ileum be 4094000 i rid at every step relieves the meal dryness of grammatical Lii- th eetu t sis t i on, 3 o w & ill "" T. DISK k mansearesary to my mem of the gnat see- traction by the philosophical manner in width he teems the - ~. ems which bas Witendel his Mon, than th at M the late Lei* • • li. object. 'llia claim to novelty is not unfounded, and tine labour This day was publiallal, in e'Veb. lbw. peke fillis t • .. ries be soli )sane Capitals than any miter 011enimeper, thick be leas employed in order to abridge the seal, and smooth W I aig , f ' I • ' he path of the le Qu o* not to be ome n over Warm N am All MOM; sr, the Ottedianded - Menk: ea end ill ROM mate dins nit the Mier Infiedmpere to •f• ' 1 • cknowledgment," &c. flue-Notably - Rev. for May, 1811. tanne•-n Second IS skill 'Of M4IY ANN RA ' Wet • t • Of J. nlawniarr nay also be had, by the same'Author, CLIFFE, Author of the Mysterious Baron, nee. ' A Latin artn English Vociebuiery, Mince se. Wend. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhallmtreet. 5 0 4 gli c epo Noll v e rit Prim a gh•Fauutht Latter' ' , 1 - 7 - CIIKAPI:DITIWNOF CREVIEKS LIVY. Where may be bad tbe following : and si30,01:0 for the Flew-drawn Prffit; i t The Bandit's Bride •or 21se Maid of Saxony. Secood EC- - NEXT TUESDAY, • • 1 4 • , I ~ j Ills day was published , neatly printed in Six Vols. Bvo. price doe 4 vole: no " 15th December, i i £2 2s. in boards, and cm large paper, price £3.55. in boards, B a d e • ' • i n' T LWII fATAVINI.HISTORIARUM, eh -urine of COmfort ear, The Maid and Marled Women. A Being the day appnieted by the Lords f the Tivasury on which new Editiou, 5 vols. I6 s . ad. ' the Drawing is to commence. , e • Condit libri qui supersunt, xxxv. Moment et notis ad heyearious Peashooter; a Inineenee, fed gat 4 vole, age. (21, WEBB, Stock-Broker, N 0.9, Cornhill, and 17, ,li i elutu Schokrunt, accommodatis illustrayit, Louisa; er, Cottage on the Moor. Eighth Edit. 2 vols. lee.. %.JI • Ludgate-street, begs to all the attention of his Frio:.', . i '. . . J. B. le. CR IMEA, Alicia de Lacy, by Mrs. West. 2d Edit. 4 vdls. 285. to the near approtch of the Drawing, and to remind them, that e i s !meatus Rhetoric= Professor, in Collegio Domtano-Bellovaco, . 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" Ragland expects every Seed, Ste. & dec. c. By the Rev. S. Barrow ' •61-e 7s. Dr. Soeenox recommends his CORDIAL BALM OF L- ' .t i • man to do his dulyi-and she has a right to ezpect it so long as 12 . The THEOLOG I C A L, BIBLICAL , and ECCLESI- LEAD to those whose constitutions have been inmaired, and she carries the reflection collagen bosom ; but there are many, ASTICA4, DICTIONARY; serving as a general Note Book whose nerves are affected by too intense study, or long reindeers t whose natured inactivity leaves them in obscurity for the want of to all homes, Names, ar.d Facts, connected with the Old and In hot or unhealthy climates ; in which lases it will brace the personal exertion, who condemn the Public forwithbolding their New Testament, and with Ecclesiastical History : and forming a telexed nerves, strengthen and invigorate the crinstitatiot. support, when in fact they have taken no pains to make them species of Crewe/mete of Religious Knowledge and Opinions, Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon. 150, Oxford-stmt; nutnei l . sensible diat patronage is due--that they court their smiles, or founded t hrough ou t on the most approved Authorities. By and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Cheepside ; Tutt r Exekeige; mer i t t h e ir atte ntion. This, however, cannot be urged in the John Robinson, 41-1. Illustrated with Slaps, price 11. 81. in and Ward, Holborn; price Its. earls, or four in one Fee l ey i present instance; for there is not a town ha England, Scotland, boards, or it. 10.. bound and lettered. Bottle fur 335. by width one Ils. bottle is caved, with the words . . Ireland, or Wales, whose walls have not spoken to every pne 13 . A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, apple- " Saint Solomon, averrool,"_ciigravcd on the Stamp. that tasted, in .Plaln and urgent language, " USE TU . ile cable to the present State of Trade and Money Traniactions ; Onwhom rely oleo t... bad, the celebrated ANTI-1144 0 E1'f- . WAR S BLACKING:" nor his this friendly admonetiou every Rule, and every Example, being drawn from reel Practice GENES, or SOLO el tON . Vitt flee (without mercery, or nal been conve y e d so maw hundreds, nay thousands of miles, In the various branches of Trade, and the useless and obsolete deleterious preparation), which sisal in the highest estinae:on i :. without incurring an expense far beyond what could pm- Rules, whiCh have hitherto disfigured our Books of Arithmetic, for the cure of the scurvy, scrofula., leprosy, and all disusdess ably be imagined by any but those who have absolutely exile- having given place to the usages of real Life. By the Rev. J. originating in en impure state of the blood • being gradual, gentle, r i ssee d it. If you meenden t el disposed to say, ‘. w h y us e Tus.- „Tope & St ; price le. 6d. bound. and almost intperceptible, in their operation - the best . suleiti'ute NEAL'S BLACKING is pcderesoce to any other" I beg 14. A KEY to the ABOVE, in which ail the Examples are thas has ever been discovered fur that dangerous calumet -Zee- leaven° smwer.lst. Ramses ':TUAKER AM spared neither worked at length. Stereotyped ; price ss. 6d. bound. cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel all Aced. I t pa w s nor eeperoe to * t rite et the summit of perfection In the IS. The iIIeSMENTS of BoOK-KEEP I NG, by Single as owe and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the ttemes, , .. composition of itioDiacking, he carefully combined such Wyo. wen as Double Entry; being a complete introduction to the enlivening and inyigoratint i ; both body and mind. • dime as preserve the lank* •render it soft and pliable, and liminess of th e Counting-house et all its 'Departments, and Price i le. per bottle, or four In one family battle for 335. on I i . . . produce= kessitsble hem ;fa the last earth* ef labour, adapted to Retail * well as Mercantile Concerns. By limn "With one small bottle is saved. The words "Sand. Soianoss, P '.. • and rejected tbosansisrective,spires witidebten and harden the Morrison, of the Mercantile Academy., Glasgow. Bs. Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of sash Lank, wishes*. ' . leather, and defeat be esew:nuerpeate for winch they WV t u i 11.• 16. SETS of RIMED BLANK PAPER BOOKB,aamted which none ane genuine. , if 1 . teoded.-Ply, Haloes .MIfE - Inhas not only s his without farther ;rouble, to the Sets of Books contained . in the Also, price 3s. is scarce, interesting, and useful Fared." , c ompetitors in the arc of manufacturing his Mocking, bet baa above Slum of Book-Keeping, and greedy diminishing the Work (witlswhich is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, ant eve sdrd istneddile sous in giving it ' • through the Care of the Muter. Set A ss. Set B 9s. Set C. lox lad. and , a Way of Gilead-lieuse), entitled, A GUIDE to HEdneenent • t braised ICbgdow. .Auti, in liltelVain9, 3. An , Calattc , OOP" Set a4z 6d. I or, Advice to Mob Sexes, in a Variety of Coatelairase-By A t• N ! t ' „k w o r: t h e tig e g t or iv i of hi ee meenicg.orid *mid with win* 17. CLASSICAL READING v LESSONS for teeny say In i SOLOMON, M.D.-Cumair,bag a Treatise on Female Diseases, i • , he has been actuated for the Iliadic good In mtkinE it known, the Tear ; elated chiefly tr;Mi the best Eligli , b Writers of the ! Nervinus and Hypochondriac Comp Lints; also Gtecr.d r...r...eke that he boldly says, "TIVIreME.-2PROVE ME; snake trial align of•Geergethe Third. By the Rev. W. &aerie, Ss. 6d. ron those. Diseases otitis whines t'..le 11,unma Body IS n2C't fresoceste ... . only a , A ng i e b ott l e , a nd be mu no doubt thoresult willynaus lB. The ELEMENTS of LA ND-SCRVEYIN G , in ail its I afflicted ; explaining the symptoms, mode of ti:ate:eat, &c. .antruly satidaetory, that were oiao winded, not 0 0, ktioso Blanches, practically adapted to the Use of Schools and Students ;1 Dr. Sclexten expects, when consent d byletter, the issevloceo. - 0' . . t• re, but a chew, in sayinf u treJsie r " Hee .. , ..Wiattell ipOstrattOd :ter higlsly-ilukhld Engravings , plain and coloured ; Wiese:it of a one pound amnia to izeletd, and:ened, -"' Ae"ktlf .1 i 1 M4ositia" CHARtriZil'Elt , cempleet •TaeT lea of :en .5 lel Tangetite e Logarithnte, n.c. &e.l Letter. Dr. Solcuien, Gikaiaciese, eeel .1.1N1.4.00 .!..„1, 1 1 kileck:eg Maw:factory, 114, Locdeet-Itoad, J; [wiser By A. treeser, •Lic..!-:st.rve - .. ir. xs. I double restage." . . • ' 4 • i . , . . • . _ •