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ingium RS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. :oncern for the melancholy eprived you of the eminent talents ,shed your much-lamented Director, warmest supporters of my humble same Court with himself), I venture (DATE for the honour of supplying created. f stating any grounds on which to vat that has been an sustained; but, to promote yo hest interests, taut tope, that the knowledge I ha.VC a:- and of the general Commerce of the irty years experience—in your :Mad der—in offices of high mitt at -Bowe darine—and while conducting onto/ istAbliihments in India. may reader as'one of yove Executive 'Jody. rith which my antic/tires' have beet; offers of sneport with which I hare mined me to proceed to the Ballot, ihdence that the result will place mac to which I &spite. ive, often inter:upted by unavoidable 'bed it in my power, in every instance, in person; Wtcthe omission, wherever wholly involuntary; and I hope to be 2ection, to pay my respects to every olis and its Vicinity. be, Ladies and Gentlemen, obliged, and faithful Servant, WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. amber, Hun. oaducting ?Jr. Money's 'Election, sit =don Tavern, in Bishopsgate-street, ion for tbe' promotion of his success d ; and a General Dleetiag of his Friends tie place, at One °Tick precisely, on ant. ►D TAVERN, POULTRY, Runty?. to, 1518. sd ghl y-rctpectable V EETING DRS of &IST-INDIA STOCK, held F.sq. M.E. being called to the Chair, ttions were passed unAnitnnusly, tlAst PAXTON and seconded by Wit.t.usw :Ilene and worthy Director, Mr. d• L.arts aost deeply deplore, having been recom support by his established public character :Warty by the intimate knowledge he poi id principles of the internal Government elves bound to endeavour to supply his cf atmilar prctensians, mote particularly ed territorial possessions seem tstpader roan peculiarly ncssary in the whoa tient moment. - _ _ siss, Fag. M. P. and seconded by Sow V G. RAVEN:SHAW, from the sitcation nourably filled in the Revenue, Judicial, nts under the Government of Fort Saint ortant sortices he has rendered to the East ppears by be public testimonials), is consi-1 as the urea fat and proper person to 511 Lisle Director. txcelleney Governor Fawtla►s, and so sanaltt, ng will accordingly use their most strenuous liectively and individually, to secure the n 0. Raveashaw, and form themselves into note that object. esolutions be inserted in the public Papers. JOHN TATLEIL, Chairman. toe llaavvrzu, Esq. and seconded by F. M. artanimmisly voted to the Chairman, for his iduet in the Chair. . tIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. CrtIJMITS, rery flattering Resolutions passed in t the fleeting of my Friends held this day, rude reception I have hitherto met with in myself doubly bound to persevere In my fn througll your kindncss, the vacant Seat in ur Affairs. our to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient bumble Servant, JOHN G. RAVENSLIANV. vetreet, 10th December, 1818. • Xad CO. No. *3, Hay .11tarket re acquaint the Public, and their Customers in •y hare received a Comignment of a Parcel TINES for immediate Sale, mid which d iarly fine Quality: Part Wines, Vintage of 1808, warranted four , and of a veryltne Quality SO& i full Quarts - etli. , 'mai size Bottles - -41 s. Cape - -48 i. srjaably fine Hock Bucellas egs. - - - - OD& 'Nat ' in Pints -50 s. ! and Hock Bucelles are of a quality•more su s generally nold ; bot the quamity is small, and for ready money. Single bottles may be had of i, as samples, with the quantity for gale labelled PREVENTED. FEitACT the many attempts that are, to impose on the unwary a SPUNIOI.I6 COL erel of the MIN!, I N E./IL/44<i 5! G. praparad: MARTIN, that have adopted a stew bal, Ins st:lfe and address, HIGH-HOLBORN, 47 *red in the cent re of the Idahel, that dor to this, and the dltTerdnee of-the type, width is ides% will ensbk pas ;ibefais at °Ma tolalltact pan SLACKING, made and soli 'abet...sale try ' AIM, 97, Iligh-lialbarn, and retailed by tbe •s, Druggists, Wokseilcfa, Itarnongers, Albs ins, ice. in the Drabidiliiktilin%bs Dattift at Al. cads. .. . . . - . . k - _ ...Zer--i." - : -- *" • - . - I ,l ' Ci - • . .1P ,z k fr ,'4lA ,' 7- 'o_ :•-. . • : . : -- r' 'l\-4.• • ----.....' 1 .:* . V; ' . 4P. • :' ' - 3,0 • .'",` . ( "),%. . • . ... ... .. : . ...) .- :A .. it ....„4,.... i, .. 9: . . .. 4-10 Pr,* k ‘ l4 L • • 41 ....... .1.6 .....1. ....m.1..... ..... ... ..- •• • .1... • ..,/••• MO.\ • . w.• .tea etiw, a/11WD 11 IQIQ .... ill,Cli SIEVEN-..EENC.c. , ADMINAIT.O.FFICE, IA DECIIIIBEIt, Isis. NOTICE is hereby given, That a SESSION of ' 1 • 11 OYER and TIMMINER and JAIL DILLIVERY, teethe Trial of Offences committod on the HIGH SE ASorithln the Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of La'%land, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on MONDAY, the lith day .f January next, at Right &Clock in the Horning, JOHAt aditipw. ACAPTAIN in a RtriENT out of the - Break (watt la Caitaia) writhes to EXCHANQE front 11.3 ti e to HALF-PAY.---Leetoes. pet-paid, "atldmied to A. B. Pow °Mee. Windielers. Saw:. will be dAly atteu4ed to, .- - AIXINS, mAyoik A commozi CQUNCJA,„hoIden in the Chamber of the Oiiiidhhll of the City of I,.cMdon. to Inoanuea the 10th day of December, 1814 ; Resolired—That the Corporation of London, being greatly M ..** Nike for tiiit City, and Or the County of Mid r tens,. where his Majesty s Commission is yearly issued for the irrlated intenders, an& k 9 coosequence,pf which Eight Sesdons arc half litloakn. tie ytat, aro deeply impressed with the convic tion of the increase of Crime, the irregularities of the Criminal . Law, anti its eff:ct upon public Morah. Resolrell—That upwards of }hundred Crimea, visa, dif ferent in their degrees of enormity, arc evally subject to the punishment of Death; which is enacted not only tot the meat atrocious offences—for *salary, for. Rase, for Murder, an. for Treason-but foi many offencesignatteuded with any cruelty or violence, roe various minor Crimes, and even for stealing gel ' vatoly-to rise amount of fete shillings in a sloop. • Resolved—That from Returoi to the }Luse of Commons, it appears, that Crimes have been for some years rapidly Macao 's& both invustsber and tualipalty, to dao injury of the titkig erotical), and gm debasement of the national character. That there west committed for Trial in the year - - 1665 1815 - - 260.5 - - 1707 1856 - - 2246 - - 1646 147 - :. 11616 Capital ComadetWes fay )6141eses were, is* liar 1 13t 1815 - - 138 1816 - - 227 ~. - _lsB' 1817 - 208 There were executed in Middlesex, in the yeag i - - 19 lBl 5 - - 11 - - 17 1816 ' - - 29 - 21. 1317 - - 16 were confined in Newgate only t of Boys of 17 'oars and under, in the year - 124 I 1616 - - 147 1817 - - 319 • were committed for Trial, in the different Jails in Er:giand • and Wales, iu the year . - - 4605 I 1814 - - 63 0 0 - 6.570 1815 - - 7818 - 7164 1816 - - 11021 1817 - - 1::,9355 Resolved,—That without the adoption of the Criminal Laws to the Moral and Religious Sentiments of the Nation, the in crease of Crime must be progressive ; because, strong as the ob ligations upon all good Subjects to assist the administration of Justice, they are overpowered by tend. - nes; for Life, winch originates in the mild precepts of our Religion. Resolved—That tpany injured Psrsons refufe to pmsreute, because they cannot perform a duty which is repugnant to their natures, by being instrumental in the indiction of severity, con wary to tbvir ideas of adequate retribution; and by such impu nity young Offenders, instead of being checked in their int de parture from virtue, are suffered to advance-from small offences so crimes of great atrocity. Resolved—That some Jurymen submit to Fines rather thin act as Arbiters of Life and lieatb, in cases where they think the punislunent of Death ought nut to be indicted. itesuleed—That some Jurymen are deterred from a strict sag charge of their duty, and acquit guilt, or mitigate the Inftnee, so as not to subject the Offender to the punishment* of ll.:a:b ; and thus assume a discretion never intended to be vested in Juries, and relax the sanctity of a judicial 0-ea, upon while- the Tvial by Jury much depends. Rotolvcd—That this determination by Juries to opine :rte severs enactments of our Laws is of daily occurrence. Resolved—That, ansengst other instances, a Jury, rather thin be instrumental in inflictirg the punishment of death f,r lzrze'ly to the automat of 40$. from a dwelling, found a £lO i%.lote to be worth only 323. Resolve—inlet another Jury, influenced by the same tee ' , Othatiwha Bills ol Sack*" value £lO each, and eight Bank-notes, value /to each, worth the some sum of 3516. Resolved—That we haie no feeling but gratitude and respect at the Administration oldie Law by the Learned Judges, or in the exercise of ;he Royal Prerogative of Akre? ; but they are influenced by considering the state of the Law itself, as affording the means of evasions dangerous to this Community, and cppo eke to the mild Precepts of the Gospel, which teacheth us to l,ve as brethren, mod desire not the death of a sinner ; but ratter shot he should turn front his wickedness-and live. . 1 Resolved—That Petitions be presented to boils Homes of Pailiament, praying Rir a revisal of the Criminal Cods, and to take such measures as their 'wisdom may deem meet: . ~ -WOODTifigifF.. - _ _ _ . F -I IRST-DIIAWN. PRIZE. NEXT TUESDAY, £30,000 ! • Three pec Cent. Coosals, in ati,lition to wbete‘tr Prize it may may be drawn.—The Scheme contains • 4 . Prize, of - Ato,ooo S - Priam of - /Apo 6 Pox. of - 1,000 Ikq Etc. is; Wong' and Consols. huzz f.:30,000 NEXT TuEsDAY, _ _ _ _.. . lexplanatorY, Priciloal,l4—rastortmil.selette4 principally front the roost eminent 'titers of the Church of Nag land....-By the by. RiCilAilD KANT, M Surre A R e ctor of St. Bototph's, Bishop,rate, and of East Dorsky, y`r and Do n eht:c Chaplain to !us Orace the Archbishop of qamebury. I. Printed fdr Mean. Ittriords, St. Paul's Church-yud. TO THE I'UBLIG. AS a numerous list of BlSli's friends, who have made puichases in the present Lottery, have been itiqffiring the fate of their Numbers, at 4, Gembill, and Gharlogrerees, not knowing that the Llrairing was powponedrthey are now in formed. that as the Drawing is appointed to begin on TUESDAY, the lith instant, They may, of course, obtain the desired inf ormation on the 16th. Thts.e. who were aware of the postponement, and did in conse quence delay their purchases, are now reminded to take the earliest opportunity of applying at either of the above Offiock ces, as the first-drawn Price, on the First. Day, will obtain a St Prise of i:40400 more, and it may be .r.'flo,nen , T. Ilrtitl thinks it unnecessary to say more of the great suc cess which has attended his Offices, than that in the late Lotte ries he sold ( use, 'l' more Capitals than any other Office-keeper, and in some Lotteries, mere than all the etArr Wee -keepers corn bincd. This day were published, In One Volume evo. prize 10s. in bonds, Q.ERMONS on o the PARABLES ESUS an d MIRACLES, f 3 CHRIST. By EDWARD WILLIAM ORINFIELD, M. A. Minister of Laura Chapel,"Batb. . Printed fnr T. Well and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom -may also be had, by the sable Author. The Cistus•ciion Qf ,mural and litveale4 Theology, being an attempt to illustrate the Evidences and Doctrines of iftriitianity , by their *elation to the Inductive Philosoph y of the Human Mind, in 1 vol. SVQ. price Ins. in howds. WPM ronsolc, in POUR Prime of the present I mad .e....-o,Con Consols for the First-drasvu Prize, NEXT TUESDAY, This day was published, price is. 6d. ASERMON, preached at the Church of S t. Mar y Aidernury, on Wednesday, December, 1610, (being the Day of her Majesty's Interest,) and at the Churches of St. Antholin and St. Michael Baseishaw, "on the Sunday for.ow ing. By the Rev. H. B. WILSON, D.D. F.S.A. Sold by. J. Reichard, Bookseller to her late Majesty ; J. Ot ridge ; and J. Asperse. Also, lately pulithhed, by the same Author, in 4t0,,0n super , dos royal pow. pito 46. God so floosoodtoin paper, price Sa. ' • An boat to gismo, oat enticed, or imperfectly referred to, in the lima: to the principal Marnas contained in the NOM to the F.4IIgELY BUILT, lately published under the direction of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge : to which is prefixed, " A Statement of the Circumstances which have led to this Pub lication." 15th December, Being the day appointed by the Lords Of the Treasury on which the Drawing is to commence. GWETII3, Stock-Broker, N 0.9, Cornhill, and 17, * I..nd:ata.stenet, hap to call the attention of his Friends .to the near approach of the Drawing, and to remind them, that this is the only Lottery of 14 000 Tickets, that ever contained Four 'Prises of '410400. Thom are also 51 . o ther Capitals of "ODD, .91,060, stank ate. and Mares aeu nastily in !teal variety at WEBIrs troy fortunate Offices, 9, sod 17, LudEate-street. where THREE Prizes Of 1.30,000 ! Were sold in Shares in the short space of Thirteen Months, vii. 12,G90 In 12 Shares £50,000 a,57,9 In is Shares ,E 50,000 5,249 In It Shares £710,000 ga- All Business in the Funds executed with promptitude and This day was published, Very neatly printed in Two large Vols. Oro. price 42 es. bds. NOVU M TESTAMENTUM GIL/ECE.—Textum ad Fidem Codicum, Versionum et Patrum recensuit et Lecdonis Varietatern adjeelt D. JO. JAC. ORIESBACH. Edict° Nova. Londihi : Impensis F. C. et J. Rivington, J. Cuthell, J. Nunn,, Legman, Hurst, Bees, Orme. et Brown, R. Priestly, S. Bag ster, Lackington et See. J. Mawman, Baldwin, Cradoek, et Joy, T. Hamilton, et G. et W. B. Whittaker. This day . was published, price 45. UPEBISS ; Its Evils and Burden reduced by calling into Action the Labours of the Poor, and by the proper Direction of Charity. By HENRY BARNET GASCOIGNE, Author of Suggestions far the Sospiornent of the Poor; the Antidote to Distress ; Hints on Mendieity, &e. &c. Published for the Author, by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row, London. •• This Treatise is patroni sed b y the Society for the Suppres sion of Mendicity, a Vote of Thanks to the Apthor havingbeen insanimonsly passed by the Board of ManagemePt. This day was published, embellished with a fine Portrait, Part I. price Es. to be completed In Two Parts, MEMOIRS OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN CH A RLOTTE, from authentic Documents. By O'IN FATEVCS, LLD. Author of the Life of Sheridan, Biogra phical Dictionary, /kr. comprising DUITICTOUS Anecdotes of the Royal Family, and other eminent. Personages. The Proprietor of this Work thinks it proper to state, that tke Memoir now announced is not a compilation gi.:aned from common sources of information, to gratify immediate curiosity ; but the result of personal observation made during many years, by one whose opportunities and connections bare eminently qua ' lifted him for the important task of doing justice to she illustrious Personage now no snore. The reminiscences, therefore, here I for the first time made, ü blic, will be guarded against literary invasion with the utmost strictness cif !evil protection. Printed for %tory Oolhurn, Conduit-Weer.. This day was published, Handsomely printed in One Vol. nvo. embellished with Four beautiful Engravings, by Heath, &c. price lea. in boards, DARADISE LOST.—BY JOHN MILTON.— ..a. To which are prefixed, the Life of the Author, and a Cri ticism on the Poem, by Dr. Johnson. London: Printed for F. C. and J. Rivinrton, G. Wilkie, I. Nunn, W. Clarke and Sons, Cadell and Davies, Carpenter and Siir, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Scatcherd and L..t.terman, Lackington and Co. W. Lowndes, .F... Jeffery . , John` Richardson, J.Otridge, Law and Whittaker, ft. Scholey, J. Maw. man, Baldwin, Cradock rum Joy, R. Fenner, I. Walker, G. Cowie and Co..and R. Hunter. 1 Of whom may be bad , p r i nte d uniforml y with the above, and e mbellished with Two fine Engravings, by Tittler, one vol. svo. price 1-s. in boards, liltyron's PREADISIL REGAINED, with his Miscellaneous Poems. Also may be had, another F.dition of PARADISE Los; very neatly printed on fine paper, in igino. prize , at. bards, &adze* llinso. Ss. hid. boards. • On the fist Instant will be published, in One Vol. deo, price 28 Cs. boards, - -- —.--- - ---- --- t -- This day vans published, The Second Edition, in rime Volumes, priee ell as. F LORENCE 1111 IsC.AIITHY. An Irish Tale.— By LADY !MORGAN, Author of .Frapc.e, O'Donuel, :cc. " Les fentir.es.ue sent : pas trqp irhumeur a pardortner de cer. Mines injures ; et quand elles se prosnertent le plaisirtde la ven geance, elles - n'y vont pas devnain inorte."—Mcm. dg Griunns. London : Printed for :Henry Colburn, Couduit-sueet. Of v.tisom may be had, by the sante Author, O'Donnel, a National Tale, Fourt'f. tiltion, viols. LI Is. France.—The Fourth 7.dition,Nrlth 'four Appendices, by Sir T. C. Morgan. :Two vois.4vo. u. ) • 4s. N -L a dy Morgan kaLstudied us from head to foot, from the Court to the village, from theta -whir .to the kit.:heu. She has KM, obstrved, a n a lyzed, and described every t'..!.r.g, t.:en and shines. svetcbes and characters."—Jotimal de Doris. A CLASSIC AL TOUR TIIRQUOII ITALY and SIC I tending to illustrate some Districts which have not Mega, described by Mr. Eilitice, in his Claasical Tour. By Sir itieDARD CULT Bait. London : Printed for J. 3lawnran, 59, I.442l.e.street. It has been a topic of general regret in the literary world, that Mr. Eastace did not live to finish the Supplementary Vo lume to " Classical Tour," so as to form a complete Work on the present and past State of Italy, for whith he was engaged' in collecting : m aterials at the pt It'd of his premature decease. 'But what Mr. Eustaze did not live to accomplish, Sir Richard Colt Welt has executed, and in such a 1110111er as, it is 11011dti, will be at once aczeptable to the public, and, gratifying to the' numerous friends of Mr. Dictate, as a tribute respect to hill genius, and of Affection to Lis memory. The Quarto Edition of Mr. Eus;ace s "Classical Tour" bay.; ing'hoen.loog out of print , a New and Third Edition of the Two Vols. will be published at the Sam: time as the above, and the price of theihree !ito. volumes, in bomds, will be ,CC. 6s. fjf wbosn also 'may* had; Tie fourth I dition of Eustaces cloaalcal 'Tour, in four vols. eve. pties /A. boards. w. On the i'lds of November was .published, together with other Almanacks df the Company of Stationers, .haedsomely printed to apothet•sire, FINAL Bd. sewer!, and n=ay be had sratiousbendlnie , emu'CLEdlahltitAN'S ,ALMAN ACK AND esix WWA/OLIN for 1319, containieff the Vu :Lessans.for Irmo , Day in the Year, the Names of .the N ew an d po o p s , t(setth their EC dedUtiCal Patronage) 'NahaAct di•thethnrch of ihndand ; also the' (lfa ofUsinesidties.3ssrof .tbe,grincipal Foundation .n ilpitatoe ef.ficciesiastical _Law, A lphabetially. a:- .—.Abarratt (with Names of .Conamissloners) of the Act bu ildi ng . additional Churches, &c. Abstract (with .Names if Commiastonera) of theAct.for enquiring into Charities. An •Atcaunc a the' Natuns-ar*Lßasigswef. the, several .11ellgione and Charitable ]gluons in Connection with the lisublished Chuuh, &c. sac. To which is added, Lists ef hotkillousts of PartiamcatAliftetrs of State, Su. &a ' RICID OIIiSFHI, . Accountant to thertiocicorfor R T rownrstiaspihrinianik Laniden : .Prlntafor the CAssipaninLatationersrand will. by rytgril e Ludg tj ate-atrrA ; aLd all Booksellers throuthout the Tdagiforn. `" . • and ather . . MEDICAL SKILL AND PRACI tcr. following Pamphlet, the facts of which are 1 as unequivocally and as respectably attested as anrorrur mace in science, will prOve to the attentive reader that the.cure of disease depends not en the•cninnion medical qualifications, skill in poetry, in the speci?lations of metaphysics, or in the petty dexterities and legerdemain of modem chemistry; • t i nt in the ancient mode of experiment called Empyricism, and which the atyat sal profession of mesticinp has discredited, as mastieal Kt. manm -AM discredited reason. Principles are here o.,duced um cases, svliidi arc all complete experiments; and l on opinion is given, and no system insinuated, unuapporLd by a indisputable fact. of The modern Practitioners of our Military Hospital:, tir. l medlioal mysticism, and of curtailed noses, rotten b 4 r.es . , ;yid reined constitutions , ate returning wisely into the path ti Rot. pyricism and professedly curb* by Galenical decoetion•, witk out the a id ' or mercury, that dreadful d:sorder wlncd, is the , irMishruont of licentious lees. This is a splendid figure in the orals of medicine. It W a truth of the utmost importance to human nature, and is an additional pro 4, ii any could be wznting eftor the experience of half a century, that VELNOtr V }AC TABLESUP is a ea*, though powerful, substitt:te for Mercury in all cases. These Sons of Pi.raculens, deseei- ling to the Earth, will in time CIOVIVOIIr, as the Anchor does, o.wider stand and apply its vegetable produce; and they wdr then ac rincnvledge the importance . of Tilnos' Vegetable Syrup, and of the prefent Edition, peke li. o f Au ACCOUNT of .OU It,ES by V ELNOS' V pG-L;Til 11LB 417RU1', in. disorders deriving their origin or niall,,mby irnm Worbutic impurities, and the indiscreet and freqeent use of Ca laurel, &c. which occasion obstructions in the lynspharde vnsels a and tlitninkh and enfeeble the vital aetions of the whole system. -my THOMAS ,CANilAil, •sole Proprietor of tho deli ate. bephew to the late Isaac Swzlinon, and . oidy successor to him and itlr. De Vidnos, Na. 52, !lariat:re-street, Oxford-street (removed from et, Frith-street, Sidm. " By recionin some tliways as Incurable, and others as past the period of cure, Physicians do Dilly enact a We of Attlee, and exentpt•their ignorance trout discredit and infadvi."—Usteon. • Sold by J. itolsway, I 70, ;J. Aoperile, Citro -nd all the Ihy..4oeiked. - -•— NIffiLYOUll • CONIPLA AN Di'.2lTL er Y. THE late celebrated Dr. FOTIIERGII.L, in the 1 course of his estensivo ptactiee, encountered repeatedly each alarming cases of Nervous Cont?i:Littts that he was in duced to direct his principal attentiu.t to the di scover i ng att et feetual and isennattent remedy. This invaluabie '.itedkine.bere offered to the public attendon under the title of " THEM; ILL's 7.41.11tV0US 01101'S," was the happy result ADEILLE DAVCING . of his effirtat by m e a ns of which be invariabiy succe e ded is sib- QU d u ib g and•est.-rminating every description of Nervolmdisordors ..A.1.14EN, 19, sherrarcl-street, p.l.l y en-scipare, gives and their tattoo distressing affections as Lowness 4 - 11- P,utdic .Lessons and Practice 13 grnaine Q„idrilles, Waltz; Ht-id-achs, Lost of Aprtite, lodiestiun t SPase, 6 9 Peotors, A nd C o untry Dawes, as danced by „L. , : ?cc: Fashionable* of I Hypochondriaeldo, Extreme... Lassitude, Ansitdy, Faintilg ;zits, 'Paris and Landon . Morning Se-. Ladle; only—dimening,t and ~ ,,, v ery kind of debility or re!azatisin of.tbd system. To those Sets,-Ladies and Gentle/Iwo. rtiNve Leese:ls' at aU hours to unfortunately thus :4Plited,'lt is conddoitiy teem-attended to .e.f untaught or incontpkte Pues, of any age. wishing privacy and the sboYe ineitbrat riblaklneb by whidharm assut is ed more t Apeatious or refuted acquirement •ttran Public Lessoni obtaining immediate sad, and:by. ,Ive pereewavee convey. fasey Parties attended. Youth T44E44 for the Pro.: agreeably to the ditesdons ei,ivon, the, conififie re-establizhast fetaion, or 'Theatre. •Ladles instructed to teach their Vandlies, 1 of their health. n. 1 for Ming:whit* %rhos coatis nativ-invent-daelr-playinr, instru- Sold in Nottles, at 4s. ed. lii. and :is. by Barran and Sr nwitts,establinglisurn so cultivate their OVii , Danr lo 2. give Kith Chemists, No: 4, Cheaptide,.t.esul. of sit. aul'a,-London ; lAviehmat or.amose tiscrusAree and friend. with ' Sackville-dreet, :flub:M; sad all eh 7.- r • iuci c 1 ;:vokiak Ihy Pock-we... • • 1 Drussists, Maidictsm Ye:Wt.:a tlus.niiisti..t. tatogdous • • • be Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of England, will be held at - 'nonce Hall, in the Old 'Bailey, CLERGYMAN, Graduate in one of the U niver- Tdarof ailey, London, on MONDAY , the EDUCATION. rileni wlw 7th day of January M next. at Eight &Clock in the orning, AEMS s, LA. side resit:tern on his *office intim, nei g hbourbood of Nada are basigolliiii JOlfg .11dElpir. fltd•Eripint, who receives a select and limited number of Vupils doe of the IRST-DRAWN. PRIZE , NEXT TUESDAY , into bit family, whom he Educates , ewes from the tenderest age , Law, wad I r -4 for the Professions, the Senate, and a Turnable line of Com- Re 5 ,4. 4 .4 £30,000 ! • *tern, or the honourable and virtuess i =cnt of rank and faint in the thr ee peg Cent. Consols, in-addition to whatever Prize It may ,ft,t6m, h as , this time room foal ,. Particulars sun pnobansent may be drawn . —The Scheme contains - tknown by epplienelen to D. D. at Wousta Newton and Co.'s, streclops al . • 4 . Prizes of - .C 34000 S - Prises df - S,doo col ; 461V:5 1 4 9 1 h. LO Mt. MU* Quote (Ace, Brii- for Treanor or to s ir. iiinDh seller, Bath; who will give reference or violence, 6 .- ?flare of - 1,000 to persons °freak and fortune, or the wardens of some of those vately-to tip Ike. Etc. in blowy and Consols. . who have been edreeded by the Dann*. Resolved h e f os e appears, eh FIAST-DDAVgiti 1:11ZE L 30,000 NEXT TUESDAY, .14;jk A Teo , ch oo k n o r , bo o , ITan gr won to p ais And as' there will he bill. . 16 _ 4 41C. might gond kis dm pleaseotly end profitably in ins, both I 1 7 0111* Thousand Tickets drawn NEXT Two ?.SDAY., uturandly; sad fin* Gentlenua, studious of Agriculture, gi•nerallon; There must be 4,000 Chances, oat of 14,000, for • 111411 c improrrobs that science, by.observing the Malngetness of Tin drezvlng all the IMIII Awes of Lend, together with any other hrsusk of Lour -Ma FOUR PIII2EB Of • g. 50,000 NPXT TOISDAIi, liglc Asti w" w.cleival e * . * 1213 . .11114 TUESDAY NEXT. -• :- *'• ' • Vile( LY ; BUIL • * ' • .." ' /he Cs S WIFT and Co. respectfully infor m the Public, Just published, in Seventeen Parts, pries' on Medium Pep* .. . 16 8 1 1 § s.. . that the Drawing of the LOTTERY is now fixed for. 5 1 - 4a 6d. and nn E c l at Pap er ni. 195. a mew Edit ion of TUESDAY NEXT, the 1 sth instant. • • rritiE FAMILY BIBLE. Published under the direr- 1854 Ti The Scheme contains Pour Prises of 530,0011, besides Two . 1 . don of the Society for Ptomoting Christian Knowledge. 1812 of £3 04 Five of ,41,000,1ke. Consols and Money. The Flat- By GEORGE MA RICHARD MAST, D.D.Y; B.D . IID.Hu , drawn Prise will have X 30,000 Consols in Addition. • Printed for Messrs. Nivington, St. Paul's Larch -yard; Means, idle SWIFT and Co. base been fortunate to the IN , blic in the Longniau and Co. and Messp. Baldwin and Co. Paternoster- Th ere m talc of Capital Prizes, particularly in the Contract just ended, row ; and N;g. Ilatchard, Pfecodiny, London. in which they sold one of £5,000, three of £ l,OOO, and 23 N, 13 . The Work in various bindinge play' be had at the Publishers. 1613 'other Capitals; also withia the last few moods', three Prises of • .-- ao,oon. Early in the arming Spring will be p u blished, dedicated , by per - Th er e we The Tickets and Share* are on Sale at No. ll, Poultry ; N 0.12, anoints to the Most Reverend tlae Lord Archbishop of Can- Charing:Cross ; and No. 31, Aldgate Ifighotrset, the old Offices of sWI FT and Co. lerbarY: Part I. to be co ntinued periodically, of • i 803 : . PirggE BOOK OF COMNION PRAYER, Etc. with tans -•.------ . -..... D.......1...i arid itigt4rieg. selected 1813 • I i . fa , . . . I I t i . . i I I ; • 1 I • I I • • f I C s t t s . . 1 . _ I I I, ' . ~. 1, •,. 1 ' I t . , i n i` i • I . • I . - r , 4 -i I ) r I - •i • : r . D I .1 B ra I. $1 ) 1 a. w r. eti At a. a- --. f 1 i he ily in- et- ere t. , 0- i ' .ult Lib- ei 1 ', it sS. )rs, I. Its, . cue i ...e ` •t / ) it k Jt . I ry., :...I 1 1 k L 4,