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2' NE mutrt 9,9 ATkINS, MAYOR. A T n COURT' of LORD MAYOR and ALDER-1 'MEN, holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the fey of London, on Tunny, the 15th day of December, 1818, in the ;9th year of the reign of Girorge the Third of the c:ite,lKingdom of Great Britain and Irelaid, King, &c. BrsrILTED UNANIMOUSLY, Thyt this Court feel it a bounden duty, as well as tympathetic ripen., due to the memory of her late departed hirostsvv, to orris their deep and heartfelt eoriovr on the occasion of the itrivx of her kite Majesty QUEEN CliAlt LOTTE, of blessed wr y, whereby the Natjnn has to deplore tLe removal of a n og transcendent example of female excellence in the most cern i ne nt station, and record an invaluable memorial of con t and parental virtue, conspicuously manifested on the nyG Vote for nearly sixty years. 11,,y deeply sympathise with his Royal Highness the PAINCL Barer and the several Brandies of the Illustrious ilouse of Bninswick on this mournful visitation of Paovtocact, and It ' ,rot their fervent prayer, that every substantial consolation mg be southafed to them, with every blessing essential to,the' td of of the functions Of their high stations. W OC DIVORPire Dactutria, MO: , AT a ott n h um pr ero r n e s to a rs n o d f h E ig A h s l T y . re m sp D ec u tabe sT I o N c I K EE h TING . e s t g *he eity of London Tavern, Sir THOMAS B.IRING. Bart. M.P. in the Chair, The following Resolutions were passed unanimously s pr,ped by Sir 11011117 W 1011•31, Bart. and seconded by nits Fosses, Esq. 'M.P. 1. That in the opinion of this Meeting, Wfif. TAYLOR ONE", Esq. M.P. is eminently qualified to supply the vacancy Cuurt of Directors, caused by the lamented death of teal l'.lol distinguished Member of it, Mr. Lusones. p r oposed by JAMES ALIXAMint, Esq. M. P. and secon d e d by ans SHAW, Esq. t. That this opinion is founded on Mr. browat's general vledge of the intertns of the Company—his indefatigatde anon to public business--his acknowledged talents, and on high integrity of his character. Proposed by Joan Fosses, Esq. and seconded by Arm CitAt , That impressed with a strong conviction of the benefits , lithe Company cannot fail to derivelrout the senders of an dual so justly entitled to esteem and confidence, the Pro. s who are now present earnestly recommend Mr. filo 's claims to the patronage and support of the whole Consti t Body, and they accordingly pledge themselves to make the strenuous and unremitting exertions to insure his success de ensuing El„!ctiOn. les:dyed, That the above Resolutions be inserted in pub- Pipers. THOMAS BARING, th eta Chair . Proposed by Josern Ilestr, Esq. M.P. and seconded by Ge- Guam. Orvicann, M.P. lilt the cordial Thanks of this Meeting he given to Sir t ste- Bssum„ Bart. for his able conduct in the Chair. • -•-• . TO Tile PROPRIrrORS AST-IN/iL4 -*Oat. LIMN MID G 0371.231Cgt -7:<,OURAGED by the flattering testimonies sal lteestl, and the cordial assurances of support, which I have Ili, Jay rezeived from a very rturnerous and most respectable loolsbge of your Body, I ant induced to 'renew my tamest n; respectful solicitations for your Votes and Interests at the Flection. • if I i'Esuld, through your suffrages, be elevated to thu &stir ra'tei Violation to which I aspire, I can assure you, with peat Dam, that it shall be my earnest endeavour to emulate the culple of your late lamented Director, Mr. LUiISI333I, and de m my best attention to your important concerns. I have the honour to be, Ladles and t endemen, Your obedient, obliged, and faithful Servant,. WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. kettham Park, 12th December,.lBlB. • ' Hl . I t Al i t and CO . isjo: 4Millarket s spectfolly acquaint the Public, and their Customers in pthtlar, that they have received a Consigument 'of a Parcel biolluwLtg WINES for immediate Sale, and which Said Irmo are of peculiarly fin* Quality: ?at full Crusted Port. Wines, Vintage of IdoB, warranted four `km in Bottle, and of a very fi ne Quality 30s. Dan, of 1506, in full Quarts 663. % V.: Madeira, usual size Bottles 435. Ica Champagne, Cape -48 s. Very oiland remarkably fine Hoek .Ikteillas 455. front Prigniac - - - 635. 124 Ruta Cordial Tent. in Pinta '36s. The Pot Wine and HoCk Bucellas are Of a quality trobtesti poise that what is generally sold ; but the quantity is small, and rIl only be sold for ready money. Single bottles may be had of Sad of the Wines, u apples, with the quantity for sale labelled le tech sample. ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MAN TO DO HIS VirllEMaii Individual not only exercises his genius. 1 , buy embarks his Capital in a public ejtuse, though it ins felsire considerable time to give publicity tollis en deavours, an d rake the Public sensible of the justice of his claim to superiority, sill no one acquainted with the teal characteristics of the Sri-i id cation, will doubt their genius in discovering, or their Vibe. slit in rewarding the exertions of those who devote thenuelies bathe comforts or clegancies of life. " England expects every tan to do his duty".—and she has a right to expect it so long as 6- earths the reflection to her own bosom ; but there are ruanyo Vitthe natural inactivity leaves them in obscurity for the want of ; Flssoal exertion,who condemn the Public for vrithholdilig their styport, when in fact they have taken no pains to make them' . tensible that patronage is due—that they court their smiles, or Leek their attention. To* however, cannot be urged in the )tacit instance • for there , is not a town in England , Scot land, hind, or Wal es, whose walls have not 'oaken trievety one that p>sscd . in' p4iin n u o r r ge ;::, Vis ua ir e l:..d " iy u l E mon i Tl ß- on xCC'S BLACKING;' btvz esaveyed so Many hundreds, nay tixtunds of 'miles, without incurring an expense far beyond what could pus ably be innigined by any but those who have absolutely ups limed it. If you should feel disposed to say , " why use TUE; XEt'S BLACKINU in preference to any other ?°' I beg' leave to answer—let. Because TURNER has spared "kb" !nos nar expense to arrive at the summit of perfection in the I.:rarest:ion of his Blacking, has carefully sombiasd such ingre tents as preserve the loather, render it soft aud pliable, and Ptsduce an inimitable lustre with the least exertion of labour, Ind eq. cted those destructive spirits which burn and harden the !miner, and defeat the very purposes for which they were in tended.—sly, Because TURNER has not only surpassed all his erempaitors in the art of manufacturing his Blacking, but has' 4 1pr-tiled incredible sums in giving it publicity through the (••Ittd Kingdom. And, in conclusion, TURN E R feels so con e:Jos of the superiority of his Blacking, and the zeal w i th which 6 ". had been actuated for the public gored in making it known, that be boldly says, " TRY 31 E.-- TROVE ME;' make trial stay of a single bottle, and he has no doubt the result will prove so tray saustactory, that every man will feel, not only a plea saris but a duty, in saying to his oeighbeirs " Ilse Tvvaaa's Zat /MG." . RICHARD TURN4A, Siackiag Sisautact3A y. ill, Loudon-Saida Southwark. 61 ,e! r Os 71 Rr .. . • . •:. • .09, . • . ~.4 4 11\ t ‘l • - /Z . ( 'Atr .. """ " s • 'r l• 't , • ..-- ed „ , X , _ it ., . A. m . ~ 1 - •.- N .•:. 7 - . ... ~ • • -. . . .0 1 r. . .4. • ‘ , , , • . ~.. on 1... • . • S .. . jek - 0 ' i'' A. . OA% ) '• ‘4l 1 1 ' ' i..... pi1...1.1, ...p.144 , ,P- 4 .- • • • • - . elu--€--e -r. 5' ..:. . ....' ' . l' i'. -..' I. I* . '' • . -: 2 11:i.".1. .....: It . , • , r A.I .• " ... * * .. . -... ,'"! C . .. ..: .: 7.• '' s ' ".. *,.. • •' ' • " 4 . . . • ---• ... . ... . WEDNESDAY, pEcamuza. 10, 1818‘. . . . . ... PRItI3 SIVIIN -PENCIL . .. . ... . ........-•--,—..—.....—, NORWICII UNION FIER AND LIFE • INSURANCE. Pio* L4,57' I17"3 GAZETTE.. ; : i . , - • ihtieU_ Of !.444`7P AID TOPPI '1 V 4,11,1419 the enstlis r l r ear will be submitted it! of A. 24 PUBLIC SALA, 'an ATE In the neighbourhood . OUN'titt, of 117 Considerable aloe, with Timber to a fr* tteitteint, -of • tit pathogen of wild Jug ilatlte drill be jinn. • 35ANKRIYPTS. William Wright and Joseph Wright, Aftlermanbury, merthilts• to surrender Dec. 19, 24, and lan. 26, at twelve at Gail& • balk Attornies,:hlasts, Walt= and. Gliddnn, OlVtikt"'s.baih. Basinghaff-street. • - William 'Watson aid. William P.ibie, Loire-lance EastrbraWs and porter-uar-rchants.• Dec. 194.26, and Jan. 26, at ten at Guildhall. Alto Act, My. Isar icon, Foley -ttteet, Pordind plate. • . • , John Anthony, My ;eat the sra„ Norfolk, grocer and draper. Dec. 31, at six, Jan. 1, ai ten, 'and'26, at eleven, at MoNew TM, Holt, Norfolk. Atterides, Mr. 'Withers, Holt; or Mr. Bridger. Angel-court, Tbragrisorton-street.. Robert Ch. , Mbers, Market-Ruen, tancolnshire, Dec. 29. 24 . and Jin.'94, at eleven, aithir Naw,Ring's Head lip, Louth. Attornies. Mr.. Eyre, Gray's Inn-square; or Mr. Rhedse, Market-Itasca. .Tholneelfiplor, Oxford, grocer, Dec. 24, 28, and Jan. 9.4, 1 t eleven. at _the Muse of R. Bartram, under the Town-hail, Oxford. Attornies, Messrs. Walsh, Orford; or Mr. Pow, nail, Staple- Ina, Landon. • DII:IT/ENDS tribe made at. GUILDHALL. Jan. 3, R. R. Sandwell) Deek,nreeer, at eleven. Jan. I, T. .Liagfurd, Cranbnure-atreet, Leiceater-square, mercer, at twelve. Jan. 2, J. Sanhach,"Woolwich, Kent, currier, at one. Dee. £9, John Pitches tick-road, Paddlnatan, bricklayer, at tan. Jan. Junes Gatiltill and Jackson Gaskill, Minories, merchants, at ten. Jan. 5, J. Reynolds and J. Ncr.dall, Whilechapel, wine and I brandy-merchants, at one. • Jan. 2, J. Francis ' of Hamden 'Hertfordshire, corn-factor, at ten. Jan. 2, J. R oberts,obe Wood: street, Spa-Fields, silk-manufacturer, at one. Jail. 2, J. Oli phant, Cockapur-street, hatter, at tee. Jan. 2, B. Brown, High. street, Portsmouth, tailor, at twelve. Jar.. 2, T. Agg, Water lane, Fleet-street, printer; at ten. Jan. .5, If. ('haubaud, Plum tree-street, Bloomsbury, jeweller, at twelve. Jan. 5, M. Bllger, sen. and M. Bulger, jun. Piccadilly, goldsmiths, at eleven. Jan. 5, A. B. French, Broad.street, merchant, at ten. Jan. 5, J. Saysvell and R. Kirkman, Wood-street Cheapside, silk-manufare. niters, at ten. Jan. 5, F. W. Schmaling, Fenchurcb-street, at twelve. Jan. 16, K. Bendy, Charles-square, Horton, factor, it ten. Dee. 15, I. Bragg, Brydges-atreet, Covent-garden, jeweller, at eleven. Jau. 9, J. Todd and J. Wright, Tichhorne-atree:, haberdashers, at twelve. Jan. 10, C. Buck, Southwark, hot merchant, at ten. Feb. 11, E. Penfold, J. Springer, and W. Penfold,M. Maidstone, bankers, at twelve. Jan. 16, W. Walker, Marine Library, Brighthelnistone, stationer, at eleven. Jan. 12, A. Henry, Finsbury-square, merchant, at eleven. Jan. • 9, S. and W. Lynnell and E. Perkins, Ch. tat; n, grocers, at twelve. Jan. 9, W. Lloyd, Inn. Thames-street, ropseUer, at one. Jan. 11, W. Parser, High-etreet, Whitechapel, oilman, at one. Jan. 16, W, Grievei, Holborn-bridge, &warmonger, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 9, J. Lancaster, Michael's-grove ' lircirp ton, merchant, at one. Jan. 1 9, W. Watts, Lower Mardian, Surrey, farmer. at eleven. • DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Jan. 4, H. Shaw, Ulverston, Lancashire, scrivener, at ten, _ _ T ruro, at the Bradtlylf C s Arms, Ulverston. Jan. 8 , J. oo teach-ttraker, at twelve, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Jan. 4, J. Beath, East Teignatouth, ship-builder, at ten, at the Hotel, West Tslgnmuuth. Jan. 4, J. Sharpe, Wilberfuss, East Riding,. Ycnketire, wool-dealer, at eleven, at the house of W. Series, Petergate, York. Jan. 6, T. Jurdison, Birmingham, factor, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Jan. C, P. Lloyd, Birmingham, mallster, at eleven, at the Royal Hopi, Birminham. • Jan..s, J. Woolmer, Halifax, merchant, at three, at the Star Inn, 'Manchester. Jan. 5, J. Wilson, jun. Sculcoaus, raff-megchaat, at twelve, at the Dog and Duck, Kingston-upon- Hull. Jan. 4, W. Stevens, Maiden Newton, Dorset, at els',cn, at the King's Arras; Darehestrr. - Jan. t, W. Fowler Leam,cg ton Aa r i ora , brewer, at eleven, at Copp's Hotel, Leamington. Jan. 8, ' T. K. Yates, P. Kilgeur, and J. Yates , Manchester , , calico-printers, ax eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Jaa. 8, W. Nevison, Nortic Shields, draper, at eleven, at the Commer cial Hotel, North Shields Jan. 25, 1. Harriwn, Redness, York. shireliniller ...Yi ' at eleven, at the Ilalf Moon, Bowden. Jan..ll, ttring, Cromer, Norfolk, at four, at te Rampant Horse, St. S:ephsn's, Norwich. Jan. 12, J. MIMI(); Birmingham, - asal-fhanufacturer, at twelve, at the Weadpack, rdrininglam. Jan. 7, R. Stephenson, South Shields, baker, at eleven, at the 4eorge., Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Jan. 5, S. Humble, Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Jan. 5, 11. Leach and J.,Ainbrese, Bristol, linen-merchants, at twelve, at the Commercial ltooms, ~I.lristol. Jan. 5, S. Buriyy, Brewood. Staffordshire, timber-merchant, at ten,at the Jensingham Arms, Shiffnalt. Jan. 6, W. Farish, Wiritehaven, mariner, at three, at the 13'.a:k Lion, Whitehaven. Jae. 7, W. Haw, Bristol, plane-m..10r, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, BrisCol. Jan. 8, J. Austin, Longdots-upon-Tern, Salop, miller, at tin, at the. Lion, Shrewsbury. Jan. 8, A. Warrington, Shrtwshury, bricklayer, at ten, at the Lion, .Shrewsbury. Jan. 21, J. B. Supl,• Bridgewater, Somersitshire,-lintn-draper, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Jan. 8, .1. Aaron, Plymouth Derek, silversmith, at twelve, at Weskley'a Noel, Plymouth Duck. Jan. 9, W. Boerne, Towns-Mills, 13ridgenords, miller, at eleven, at the Castle, Bridgenorth. CERTIFICATES-Jawsay 2. S.Wilson, Liverpool, hosier. J. 'fyas, Wakefield; grocer. G. Waluwright, Liverpool, Cooper. K. Allport, Birmingham, silver plater. J. E-Johnson, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, master-mariner. Jai:natty Read and T. Baker Great Ruascll-street, Bloomsbury, linen-drapers. P. Cockren;Bath, tailor. 1. Schwa bather, Fountain-place,. City-road, toy-merchant. R. RFT, rrtllE LONDON COMMITTEE request the at-I, A tendanee of the Insurers at the City of London Tavern.) in Bishopsgate-street, on rams:, the 18th instant, at Tvielv* &Clock, for the purpose of receiving the final Report which the Committee will then be prepared to make, and on other Special Affairs. The Chair will be taken at One o'Cleck ptecisely. Insurers are reqkiested to bring with them their Policies or Receipts for the cuticle year, without which no person can he - aclinitte<L = . rile'day wire pobliolithit . • In Two Vohnnes, Sao. isidee.al bombs : - .A NN4LS of the REIGN of KING ogos,Gg the 41. THIRD; from its Commencement to the General Peace, fit' else year 1815. • , . - JOHN. 4IKIN. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Real Orme, and Brown, Landon. Of whom may be had, • %umiak.. of the Conn of 'Um By Loci AMID. ,Ash:colt.hvo• Third Mit e glee 41° N. ° P. A. CLARKE, Recretary to tke London Committee. York Betel, Mb Depember,../ifill. PRoVIDUXT tIFB OFPICE. Sonewastsson-aesnatr, Sea-ass. • TRUSTEES, The Marquis of BUCKINGILtM, Hord Basveftoom, .. Sir S . B. Mom.sam, Bart.M. .J.), E I Eq.. • Quo. Duasarr,'Esq. P. Ann Finites Dritscrous. Managng DieeCter..-4. T. &Wan 'Bait - sox; Esq. F. IHE distinguishing principle of this Office is, that the Members share props in proportion to their respective cnniributions, ir. a manner nearly similar to that until teddy aborted in the Equitable Cefree, but with this presumed improve. mint, viz. That as the original Members have raised a perste_ unitfund, deemed amply sufficient for the purpose of indemnity, it la provided that nopeponal re•posteffiility shall attach to the Pe lky holders. Hence those who seek protection are secured from uncertainty and risk of loss as in a Proprietary Office, having a large inheritable capital, and are entitled to a participation in the profits, as in a Contributionship Society. The first E•eptennial investigation was in 18t4, when £l3 Bs. per cent. was divided. The second Septennial division will take place in 1880, inwbich persons opening policies at this time will participate. • . ' This day was pabibbid, pairsh. PAUPERISM; its Evils and Barden reduced by Balling into Action the labours of the Poor, and by tits pager Direction of Charity. • • ' B MIRNET GASCOIONE, 1-MarAve of hr die ZanaatOach c 1 raPr ; the., Antidote to Distress ; Hutto on Mendisity, itte. Published for the Author, by Baldwin, Cradoelt, and Joy, Patarnomer-row, London. •• • This Treatise is patronised ity the Society for the Suppres sion of Mendicity, a Vote of Thanks to the Author hating been. unanimously passed by the Board of Management. 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Rector of St. Botolph's Blshopsgate, and of East Hor sle y , Surre y ; and Do. Iry draplain to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. - Printed for - Messrs. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard. --- JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS,. For Strangeary, Dropsy, Gravel Obstructions in thesUrim Passage, Diabetes,. and General Weakneli. IN his Majesty's Navy these D ro p s ha v e for nearl y 100 year• past maintained their character ciic for the Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy, Stranguary, Weakness, and•gbetructlog in the Urinary Passage, and General Debility; but particularly . for their absolute and speedy cure of the Venereal Disease, SECS JVIUII . I Daors and Seismic Rummy, are the oicv safe and expeditious Cure, ander.: so innocent in their nature, as to require little or no restraint. As a ream atlas for General Debility, Wessel's Jesuit's Drops have been long known and esteemed; whether the Debility arises from the too copious use of Mercury, from excess of Venery, or intense beat of Climate, they are equally serviceable: such as have Me misfortune to he troubled with old stubborn Gleets, Seminal Effusions, or any Weakness of the Kidneys, Ureters or Bladder, Diabetes, or Difficulty of making Water.. .04W /*pit deuce a complete Cure by due perseverance. The great object to be attended to is, that Purchasers should be careful in having the true and genuine Preparation, as the un safe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehoods, are so numerous, that the 'Pro prietors request every purchaser to ask for J OSEPH WES SILL's JISUIT'S Dears. Catatos--The genuine WeraersJesuit's Drops are inclosed in a black stamp, not an imitation of a stamp, with the following engraved thereon, "Joseph Wessel, St. l'aul's Church-yard." Prise 21. 9d. per bottle, and in large bottles containing ten small, £1 Zs. Sold by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Ward, Holborn ; Oxford-street; and.Willntom London-bridge. HOOK E'S ROMAN HISTORY. This day was published, in Eleven Vols. two. price £6 16s. 6d. boards,, a neir Edition, illustr ated with Maps, of THE ROMAN HISTORY , fr om the Building of Rometio the Ruin t,f the Commonwealth. By N. HOOKS, F.sq. • London : Printed for F. C. aad J. Itivington, T. Egerton, Clarke and Sons, J. Nunn, J. Curiae% Sca;cherd and Letterman, AL :Wary ; Longman, Hurst, Bees, Ortne, and Brown • CadelL and Davies, Carpehter and Son, J. and A. Arch, Latekington and Co. 'Black, Kingsbury, and Co. J. Black and Son, .1. Rich ardson, R. S. Kirby, J. %lawman; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; J. Booker, A. Priestly, T. Hamilton, It. Fenner, J. Bohn, R. Saundera;. Ogles, Duncan, and Cochrane; T. Hughes, E. Green land, B. Reynolds, T. and J. Allman, W. H. Reid, T. Boone, Lloyd and Son ; and 'lVdson and Sons, York. in the course a neat Month will be published, VORINCIPLES AND PAACTICES OF PRE- A. :TENDED REFORMERS in CHURCH and STATE- This Work will comprise a View-1. Of the Principles and Practices of pretcndLd Reformers in Church and State, which caused the Rebellion against King Chatles the First. h.. Of the Principles and Practices of pretended Reformers during the Re beltion and the Subsequent Usurpation : and, 3. Of the Prin. ciples and Practices of pretended Reformers at the present Time. By ARTIIUR M. KENNEY, D.D. Dean of Achonry, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Prir..ted for F. C. and' Rivington, No. 64, St. Paul's Church yard, and No. a, Waterloo-place , Pall-h 1.41. Norwich, grocer. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Ashton and Co. Age-Croft, near I..nchester, calico-printers. Sorties and Co. Broad-street. Rateliff, sail-makeas. Clarke and Co. Union Coach Proprietors. Jtwitt and :' agg, Sheffie!d,pr,- knife.mako s. Sowerby and Morley, King-street, Cheapshk, wareltonst:mcm T. Bullock and W. Si Bullock, Birmingham, kon-mastets. Terrell and Co. of the Bristol Commercial 'Token Company. 'Turnbull and Co. Gibraltar. C. D. Santos and E. 1). Santos, Abchurch-lane, merchants. Gumpertz and Monte fibre, Shorter's-court..Stark and Co. Norwich, dressers of bombazines and lustre. Day and Telfer, St. George's in the East, irotnatealers. Nodes and Jay, Johrwatreet, Fitzroy-strive, coal-merchants. Shaw and Parr, callenderers. Niblatt and Reed, Guildford, attoruies. Hockey and Pouches:, Bartlett's buildings, coal-merchants. MILITARY PROMOTIONS: Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of Glamorransbiee. Sir Christopher Coif. K.C.B. to be Deputy Li e utenant. Swansea and FairwoLd Cavalry—Stephtirbowen Jones, Ger". to be Lieutenant ; John Davies and Chart:.; Collins, Gent% to be Cornets. Commitodons signed by the Lead Lieutenant of tiseWest Riding of the - County of York, City and County of the City of York. 2d West York Militia—Thomas Tube, Esq. to ' be Captain. lid West York liilida—Sir John Ha yford lltorokl, Bart. to be Captain. Southern itegimant of Wes• Riding 'Yeomanry Cavalry—Jahn Jnbb (previously - fa, zettol by the name of V, , m. JObb), Gent. to be Cornet; Wn. Close, Gent. to be ditto, vice Aldred., No,rtherti litlimem of West Riding Yeomanry Cavalry—Liar. =duke Laws...n, Epp. and Lieutenant FAwin to be Captains; Win. Fenton Scott, Gent. Cornet James Crabopt, bErmadttlie Wyville, firm. Markham, and Henry Condit?, (kntse to be Lieutenants; George Esteoirt Harrison, Gut. to be Cornet; Francis Gibbs, Gent to be dials. vice Hagae, de,easod; Thomas Everard Upton, Gent. to be ditto alto James Prahatn, promoted ; Francis Gibbs, Gaut. tOba ' dinar tano•Surgson., Craven Yeomanry Cavalry-Thurnas Chamberlain, Eat. irs be Major; Robert Maud and John Arty/Made, Esors. trot to Captains; Wm. Blake, Win. Chippendale. and David Hewitt, Gents. to be Li e ut e nants; Clarks Watkiiuon and John Han, Gents. tube-Cornets. 14.tddtrsheld litositutry Cavalry—Q*4es Brook, Gaut. to be Comet, vice . Dabsebt rcs , gned- • CORDIAL BALM OP GILEAD. TAE various weaknesses peculiar to the Fair Sex cane immediately under the power of this restorative, and many Ladies of fashion and respectability have found it to be the best medical appendage to the toilette they ever met with, recruiting the decayed spirit', dissipating the head-acts, dulness and langour, and creating a pleasing vivacity—chasing assay melancholy, it gives comfort and strength to the whole system. The virtues of the CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAI) are ,daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous symptoms of nervous debility ; and nothing has tended so much to establish the fame of this inedicine, as its certain sucrose in those complaints which strike their roots so deep in the (unit'. tution, and are so fatal to the happiness of mankind. Sold •by Leigh, Strand; Baton, 150, Oxf•rd-street ; Sutton and Co. BOW Church-yard; hurler, Cheapside ; l'utt e lfich.ungi; and Ward, Holborn; price 11s. each, or four in one Fainily Bottle for ass. by which one 11s. bottle is w saved, ith the words " Bunt Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-IMPRTI .O ERRS, or SOLOMON'S DROPS (without mercury, or any deleterious preparation), which stand in the highest estimation (lo a the cure of the scurvy, scrofola, leprosy, and all disorders originating in an impure state of the blood ; being gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the hest substitute I thas has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Mar cury' sweetening the blood, and stimulating it onto expel all noxi ous and impure pica, givin g strength and te to the nerves, enlivening and Invigorating both bOdy and mind. Price 1 is. per bottle, `colour in one hunily bottle for 535. on which one mail bottle is sand. The words " Saud. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each bottle, withtra. which none are pontine. Also, price ss. that scarce , Interest:or g, a nd useful Family Work (with which is given an elegant' Poftrait of the Author, and a View of Goal-House), entitled, A GUIDE to kIEALTII; or, Advice to ;math Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints.—By S SOLOMON,ll.D.—Contalning a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and HypoehondriaeComplaints; also General Remarks on those Diseases with which thellutnan Body is most frequently afflicted; explaining the, symptoms, mode of treatment; &c. • Dr. Solowtorsespoots, wilts cons:sited by letter, the usual com ment of a one pound note _ inclosed, addressed, " Money -Di. Briodton;ataf Laverpool, Paid NEW PERIODICAL WORK. On the first of January; 11119, will be published. price U. 6d. th• First Number of a Monthly Periodical Work, entitled, !TOE REMEMBRANCER ; or ECCLESIASTI ',IL CAL and LITERARY MISCELLANY: which is in tended to combine the several Provinces of a Magazine, a Re view, and an Historical Register, and may be considered u a 'Thological Journal for general Use. •„' The main design of the Conductors is to produce Co-ope ration among Churchmen, by means of the Press ; to conciliate reverence and esteem for the Clergy, by producing instances of the 'various goal works in which they are instrumental ; to con• solidate their exertions, and direct them to proper objects ; and to prove what they arecapable of effecting by zeal and-unanimity. Printed for F. C. and J. Ellington, No. 6n, St. Paul's Church yard ; and No. Waterloo-place, Pali-Mall ;to whom all com munications are to be made. Sold also by all Booksellers in the `United Kingdom. On the i 7th of November 'was 'ublished, together with the other Abnarracks of the Company of Stationers, handsomely printed . in speaker size, price 4s. ed. sewed, and may be bad in varioint bindings, E CLERG YMAN'SALMANACK AblD TiPOCKET COMPANION for 1819, c ontaining the Proper Lessons for every 'Day lithe Year, the Names of the 'llichblslicips and Bishops, .(with theit' Ecclesiastical Patronage) and other Dignitaries of the' Churtlr of Ihtgland ; Ofil alio the ctreof thetwo Universities.*-Lists of the, principal Foundation Schools.—An Epitome of EcclesiastiCal Law, alphabetically ar ranged—Abstract (with Names of Commlssioners)'of the Act , for building' additional Churches, &e. Abstract (with Nimes of Commissioners) of the Act for the s enquiring inteveral R o Charities. ' A u u Account of the Nature and Designs o eligious a Charitable institutions in Connection with the Established Church, &c. &c. To which is added,'Lists o both Douses of Parliantent, Officert of State . &c; &c. BY RICIAIII) GILBERT, ' Accornt '.ut to the Society for promoting Cheinian Knowledge. london : Printed fur the Company of Stationers. , andeold irf ' their Treasurer George Cfreenhill ,l tiallgith-terist i and. ill boohaellere throUghout the Kingdoto. It