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ICE. - GUILEIII4LL, LO)/D*, Det.t.•4llllo. , . - . - '• Attinv . -- -• : -.- ' • , t 9 liiii4Mll)BlllPitiP#74WVlNlAtiVritV Oil THE COMMITTEE for LETTING t he grry's • . • , At .:CAPIAIIt in g - REPlMiagrolit 4110' ._; ,: • ? sosteaves„ -:.• .. • - • . . tack *IL Q.1,0d M Cotra9l,4Blmo W444IFLANgIi II B* i°" . • AN* .• • • - • . - 1101 y LANDS will meet at .Guildhe,ll MI wedoessin , the '''''' .to HAEF-PAY.-.**laast.paid, aderabK Pi A; •• "‘ talents day of December Instant, at TWelve of the clock at Noon, to 411111ia r IVincholles, Eute4 osill.bstokf.ow." l6olo6- IIIVE itetritaersignecl, regime you vat 10*.gt - - rector, \ SELL by PUBLIC AUOTION the Office or nice of one of early opportunity of: crinvenisig die County:lW 'the F or- This day were published, • ' of MUM umble the Four OldiON and murr HOMERS of the City of Low, Neely mime d tst T eat ht t seghdickg . boom* r • .••._wto,...tidelhTry ,,, to el I , I . Earl Piletaise Sti rri•re ENT, a" and entire don, vacant by the death of Mr. Tawas Stubbs. .• • • . EMI:O4 ch*fly on I:SAC CAL MAW& •-. • - plyin g The Puticulars and Copditione stale may be, se* *.. .16.8 Bg It COG .4:11. • . •• , • - 101/er kbbliiiiiji if , eiNebb l im 61,-* oi 007 411 tact mean time at the Comptroller's Oct, Guildhall. - -• ' '' -Printed-feel, Mfw mm , Ye, Isidgstowititt -..' ' ' : Inialla - rhisktelltbdiN 4 1 JOS. BUSIINAN, Comptroller. • 1 " -- - - .. , Iliktilay Wee publisht4i .- • • '.. • -', -- • • - ..., •- e _ .I_ar , Mo. •-• ach to I ; but, PORT OF POOLE. J'a 'Ye* Itio. pche tdo, ' • ' ' ~. . ', lam . • FOR SALE BY AUCTIOW, .. „ , INd= ri t y t; ovass on r4 .+l • . : .. •„: .. -7 ~ , l ithi maielfig% • 300 W 'PRIOR' IttiTtim, 11, ' • • . ir sit , ~. . . eve ac- At the Custom-Home at this Port, on Tnessitav, th - e.24th . iat trimaktitaia. _... . . . ' 1 a s. . . . . 4 . 11tV .._ it of the December, Intl, at Half-past Two o'Cloek in the ' Aftirasen i ferilionsown; Sem, Orem, and Brown, Londe* ' - Of whom us e tad, by the seine Autbdr, • Mari- grit • UNDER-SIENTIOVED SPIRITS AND op iron or amrst. . -: • - • aiWri tt b , John Tr yen , r i kake it".4 t Born- 1 GOODS, which have been seized ped IrgsEF • J. C. Hipplsley, ibTeita, one of in bit Majesty's Court of Ihnehequtr: , 111 es mumopop A 1 chrheinaw In show . prise Mi. tid. • ;- - ', • alcuelpy is Kt g, • ' , ante Oil Moored Repaid*. ;In eve: rim is. Wm T, W. Claw, J. Palmer Achnd, IL a SWIIFYnT o r About 70 Gallas, . .. . 4.- ' 1 reader 200 Gallon. .. ' '' ' This direseiro eibiliird, • itleliird mss, Wen: /does, r• And sonic Deals, Deal Ends, thirds, Balkilpda,isa cub; . ",........ Too! V' • -41 10. :,....:....„ ... . ... - - I l a 9611.141 1 % d W 'T - Poole. Also a founwar'd Bost, has in seshice et a~ - • ', • • - . 0: :, . • rawer dam , .A. . . re been width will W put *pit ism lir *tow •• . '.. . ; t rw ii . - *sguN d Lii- - 'fb u the ~1 . 1 1- 4 1 k;" -. 4 . . 1 %.„ ..or "• -j' • le. B. A T hi ve 'venlen Tim ee aPi"te of Privets Families. menet be soli for lees than Ale in lie Tw o mg: . ... Q. a tbore _,, Ballot, amount of Duties of Customs m e nd Excite. s-._ • Ds JOHN hIE,IN.,ILD. . r i s t .criniways Horner, T. J: lace me The aboie may be viewed in cam haus, three days before Printed fOr Longman, Emit, Rees, Orme, and Drown, 1.00.1 00 . ' - Fre& IPlnney, E. J. Eagle, the day of Sale, by application to the Warehouse Keepev z _ Of whom may be had, . ' IL P. Collins, Francis Wane, ""--'—'"---" Mentoirs of the Colin of lateen Elisabeth. Idy Lucy Ailtio- • ..• . 4. T. Warn. Arthur Chichester, 'cAdobie THOMAS SW RICHARD ABBOTTS rispeet- In 2 TOIL evo. Third YAW, price Xi Si. Richard Braden, L. St. Aultyn, wenn, 1 fully acquaint their Customers ald the.. Public, *het chef ' . G. H, Carew, , ~... L. IL Letton, This day was published, ' - T. "G . W, Carew A. Foster, ! wr y er have this Day arranged their Prices fpr CAPE MADEIRA. *INES; The Second Edltiolt,•lldth Cbtrettidos and Additions, in one Rich. Ups. COnille, • Wm. Speke, Pe to be Vol. lilmo. mice "fs. Id. pins, or los. od. coloured, AS IFOLIAWS: - • • Wm.. 54.- '. Petetlillerarla• i every First Qeality £ 44 Per Pipe , DOT Paid- • r4ONVEWSATIONS ON BOTANY, with - Twenty T. S. . Davis Sherston, . Second Qwelity ..... C4B Ditto Ditto. Na... , Engravings.—The object of this Work is to enable young Chas. •- • 'Cot. Rabiri, Thad Quality . L4O Ditto Ditto. sereens to sectuire a knowledge of the vegetable productions of Henry Tripp, :. • . H. - •••••• DI /MIX their native country ; for this purpose the arrangement of Lin- i n comp li ance w i th the above re sgo id tdoo , I apps nu. r nest Quality 3os. per Dozre- nave is briefly explained, and a native plant of each Class (wish DAY the 18th Instant, for convening the County, at the. Atpize ;Ey. Second Quality • 28 e- Per Dom* • a few exceptions) is examined and illustrated by an Engraving ; gi o n, i t , W e lk, at T we l ve ( m ee k a r Noon. • - ....• T. and R. Assorts also respeetfu ll y inform their Cnkotners and a short Account is added of some of the principal foreign JOHN EVERED. *cliff of lifirowset. in the Trade, that they have 14000' Dozen of Cape, in Biwa of- um uouie, Dec: 3, 1819. ion At specie s. for Longman, Hunt,liee, r Onne, and Brown, London. _ ' 30 to SO D oz en, from 21s. per Dozi`o upwards. e-street, edit' to the Trade Four Montle. ci,Assw AL GEOGRAPHY. • HER LATEMAJFATTS .FUNRRAI4.-.;." _. _ „..----,-----.— success Thls 44 was published, in Imo, price in. boards, Friends FOR SCHOOLg. ' • The Fourth Edition, eonitiderably enlarged and Improved, '"-• ' • • • Second Edition, price .3s. eld. boards. A SKETCH of MODERN and ANTIENT GEO- The Gazette of T ues da y night contains acconni sely, on 0 11-APHY, for the Use of Schools. of the Funeral Procession of her late MW.i ns . . Ili Kith, as THE GERMANY AND , AG-AICOLA OF .(A. By SAMUEL BUTLER, D.D. fan report of this solemn Ceremony, 'Which We gave AL TACITUS; from Banta's Ta3t. With u.t. kis so with 1; rag Bs- Read Master of the Royal Frew Grammer School of Shrewsbury. on Thursday , render s it u nnecessar y to copy more Obaervations, Notes , an d Emendations ; al --......- Slimed ON Longman, Burst, Rees, °fine. and Brow°, London. than the following particulars, including the Lactic: planatory Nom' .Also, just published, on drawing colombier , prke 10s . 6d. who constituted a part of ale melancholy scene : • Ily E. IL BARKER, Trin. ca. C o. • LATE Sold by Longmaii a* Co, Whittaker and Co. tnd by all o,,•timic Mars of MICIISTOZOCISATIIT ; being a Seleatiosi, by .I..a . ches cf the It_ . edchn ess mbe a r t: Lac her c io lau fieiti .Vn e je t t.—_The Countess O Booksellers in Latent, Oxford, and CallsbrAle• D r , A tiler, from D'Anville's Ancient Atlas : intended as ?nor' ---•••••—'"""'"----'----------- cal Exercises fur the Pup ii-to fill up, end designed as an Ascom- 9"rolgan, the Donut Countess Ddivage --.-....,,,,,ent-rr • rsen t i ocm to his " Sketch of Modern and Ancient Geography." of lichester- Weimen ef the .B:etcjumber to Air late Mhiety.—The Right nu, fff, S on, PRI ETOUS O,IIIAST-11 1 DIA STOCK. Gloomiest, : ep-felt concern for the melanci. hich has deprived you of the eminent talents h distinrui , hed your much-lanipted Director, lie of th... warnu..t . supporters of my humble Text in the same Court veith himself), I venture a CANDI DAT E for the honour of supplying unhappily created. li;noilty of stating any grounds on whit) t•) fill a post that has been so sustained • -dent real to promote your best interests, :tlalge a hope, that the knowledge I have ,nterests, and of the general Commerce Liv of th:rty years experience—in your L Commander —in offices of high trust at of your :%larine--asul while conducting rcamile Establishments in India, May I •te useful as one of your Executive Body. Sceptionmisk. which my applications have ontaneous offers of support with which have determined me to proceed to the iii,dte confidence that the result will place situaden to which I aspire, so extensive; often interrupted by unavoidable have not had it in my prier, in every instance, icitstions in person : bet the ondeskes.wherever has been wholly Wool's:eery ; and I hope Lay of Ficction, to pay my respects to :2 Metropolis and its Vicinity. •oer v, he, Ladies and Gentinnen, - ir obedient, obliged, pnd faithful §efvanta WILLIAM TAYLOR , MONEY• 7th December, 1818. use for conducting Mr. Money's Election, 7ity of London Tavern, in 13ishopsgate-s , ttirtiunication for the promotion of his , ly received - , and a General Meeting of his Friends it the same place,' at One o'Clock precisely. : 12 instant, instead of Tuossemr, the it' ounced. account The gave more Ladies 'ICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS iTIGATING THE DENTS OF THE JABOBS OF TIIE CARNATIC,. No. 11, Mancheste r Bulldbigs, Westrainstes, December 9, 1919. nce to the 19th Clause of the Deed of st betwaeu the United Company of Merchants of ling to the East Indies, of the one part, and the Cre late Nabobs of the Carnatic, of the other part, the rs appointed under that Agreement give Notice, nation of the Schedule of Native Claims for Salary ces, published in a List under date the 2.3 d JssuarY, en published in a List under date the leth. Noviilos utd, like the former Schedule, has been pOt 41sT the Nat-India House where Notices are coin aer that all such persons as shall have any interest impeach the same, may have sufficient opportunity GEORGE PARKHOUSE, Sec. DRWICH UNION PIKE AND LIFE Dd*Ager PRICE ON THE ,PICTURESQUE. This day waipubUshed, neatly printed, a New Editi en, with considerable Additions and improvements, in Three VNIL $lO. price Li. 7s. boards, of WSSAYS on the PICTURtSQUE, as comrcred .1.14 with the flablinte sod Beandfal; and on the Use of study ing Fianna, for the purpose of improving real Landscape. Dy UVEDALE PRICE, Esq. London: Printed for man. 39, LiadPte-streer. Wons,,s of the Bedchamber • 31'4e:sm.—I- Hon. Lady Radstock, Itlrs. - GWyn; the lieu. Mrs. Leigh, the Hon. Mrs. Egerton, the Hon. Mrs. Courtenay Boyk, the Lion. Mn. Boscawen , Maids fillsoons.--The Hon. Nits Bruclanell, M Mori. Miss Wrottesley, the Hon. Miss Vernon, the /ion. Miss Coleman, the Hon. Miss Courtenay. Lades of the Beachawster to the Prineesoes.—The Right Hon. Lady Isabella Thyme, the Right lion. Lady Wary Poalet, the Right Hon, Lady Ann: Culling Smith, the Right Hon. Lady Mary Taylor. Keepers of the R.,bea to her late )fqjesty.—Mis. Beckendocr, Madame Beelcendorif. renten Attedants kyr tete MOrsty..-Mrt Tkiekke *r Miss Tun•dall.;3liss Rice, Mrs. Papendick, The supporters of die Canopy were the Dukes of NoRTHUMBERLAND, DORSET, ST. ALBAI4's, on one side, and the Dukes of Nswe AsTLE, BEAUToRT, on the other. • • The Pniicsr Ravi:yr had for his supporters the Marquisses of BuOKINGHASE and WINCHESTER ; train-bearers, the Marquisses of HEADEORT, SALISBURY, CORNwALLIS, and CAm- DEN ; - Assi . .tants to the Chief Mourner, Lords Bomar, LEY, • BosTow, AifHERsT, ARDEN, .GRAVEs, LANG FORD, BcIUISFoRD, DELAwARE, LAKE, Rivas, ST. Hzinss, GRENVILLE, IiENLEY, and HILL, INSURA'SCE. ,ONDON COMMITTEE request tile a we of the Insurers at the Qty of London Tavern, ate-street, on Fainay, the 18th instant, at Twelve r the purpose of receiving the final Report which the will then be prepared to make. Chair will be taken at One o'Cleck precisely. are requested to bring with them their Policies and r the current year, without which no person can be F. A. CLARKE, Secretary to the Loidon Committee. otel, 9th December, 1818. Just published, EOI'I,EA ; or, The Art of Defending the e's Hoof without producing contraction ; with Hints Ig -up young Colts sound and vigorous.- , -14 BAACY F.LS. Membel of the Academy of Sciences of Pans' 1, and Honorary Member of the Natural History So iew-York, &e. I fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-roir. I ice, with three elegant Plates, los. 6d. athor is about to establish in the Metropolis a Forge y far this new• mode of Shoeing. TILE DANDY ADVENTURE- ADANDY, on a country 341U1t, Alighted at an Inn ; lii3 beaver cock'd aslant, And quite conceard his chin :, Ic truth his collar was inunen se, It cowed both his ears, And forni'd for them a Oxon g defence, Just like the Cuirassiers! 'The Dandy took a stilish sexi s t, Distilay'd his quizzing-Aass, Until the lustre of his brfot Attracts a Goat and Ass! And as friends cne aurtlva meet, Each in a ditY'rent way , The Goa to fight his brr .ther greets, 'the Ass with frksidli bray ! By both these country s trangcrs preet, "rhe Goat assaird hs. legs; And falling on a goose' s nest, He scatkr'd all the eggs! The Inn-yard echoes' with his roar, pass hark awl hors es kick ; 'she I.an llord hurrie to the door, 0:1. Nick ! • But soon he saw tht : Dandy's fright (And in the joke partaking) Vas caus'd by the reflection bright Wlitt Of An'S I .11..U.LIANT BLACIII:G e Tot of WA' RREWA PASTE BLACKING bbl' to Four billing BDU.Ics of Lipid BLlckinp—Prepared "isTRAND...don; laid 1 ty nunt'Vendersofillatking in evcry Town In tie X' prism, in Pots, at ed. litd. and isd. cash. A* tar WARILUN's Sittikinj. This day was publishedi Handsomely printed in Four Vols. 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Writteo by amPrinted from the original & n the Library at Wotton: ' meted by Wm, Bray, Esq. Fab. ge e ,.tbeEecoeul Midis revised, in 2 vols. ete_ ensbelt lisked wits Portraits and other Eagnviv,s, kr vise. krt. ArEtttr, £5 Ise. ad.. bourds. Some swboufte or MWeidtmely Euricks aadiseeottant Work maybe chin -ibe ideanertrinaleyrl uli • mabli4sed.--Qrdusreameed Icy Keay Bookseller 2uourbout the Cagdortj, LORD RANELAGH and MR. ADOLNIUS. The following is said to be a pretty accurate ac count of an occurrence that took place between 1-,Ord RAWELAGH and Mr, Anoieuus, the day after thy memorable trial at Hicks's which his L:Jrde ship was convicted, and fined 1.750 for an asrattlt:- 111 r. linommus, who was sitting dune in his Chambers in the Temple, heard a tap at the door or his study. He desired pie person to walk in, and wa. immediately honoured with the pTe sence of Lord ILszcIAJH ; who, upon being very civilly askol to take a chair, told him that he had a fins, words to say to hint. Air. Anus-emus isavist repeated his re l Lest that his Lordship ..—. would be seated, Lot d RANILIACIII said—" Sir, you were tulkinp of me for two teen yesterday, and it p only fair that yea ~.1., . ...11 heat me tell may mind fur a little while ; I came to you for that purpose." .Mr. ADQLTHUS observed, that he had not spoken to; or ef his Lordship quite so burg. 0 Perhaps . unt, Sir," said his Lordship, " but I come to tell you; that yobs yesterday proved yourself a coward, a' liar, and a scoundrel. Your clients are all perjured. My servants told the tenth, and you knew it." Mr. Anotruns - very coally asked his Lordsblp, whether his object in using such wards was to provoke him to light a duel" Lord litaintissau replied in the affit native. liir. AnelAtnes said, " he always considered that when a Nan thought himself injured, and entettained an idea ok seeking ho nourable feriress, the usual course was to do so by written corn-. municatioor or through the medium of a friend. In a immune had he ever known _that a owl came to abuse another, under pretence oT prtivoking him to go to the around." . . •Ws Lordship was of *opinion, that there was areethii mode , demanding redress beside the two alluded to by WA. Adolphus, and thought that resorted to by . him unerc,ptionable. • -Mr. Anon:runs made Isis Lordship acqulAnted With a fact . which his Lordship seemed to have had no td.:.t, namely,shat his Lbrdship was under the roof of him to whom he addressed these epithets. He• said be did not know whethbr be shOhld be roll goough to su' his.Lorditip the intimation he seemed: teieepect, or wheal& he should move the Court for a criminalinfotmation ogainst him ; thilatter was the more probable course of die two ' but in the business he should be whoilf guided ky_his friends'.' .spboon he should mention this very ceremmiolis ttnn,s4etion. I. weamhe should think it more expedient tOdollie uttet, he pre slimed he Lordship would not deny the words he had just used. " Certalitly not," said Lord Ranel:gh ; " ar.d for fear yeti should forget them, I'll repeat that yo...ire a reward, a liar, and a scoundrel !" In the commeneeme..t of 'be convereatlondKr. Anotemn inid, be had been induced, froth his respe'et to the rank of the &tea- Oat, to omit phrase , that might have been snore closely adapted he the subject of his speech than those he had used. I Ills Lordship retired without heingat all ruffled, and seemed tte perfectly satisbed at the part he bad taken In them businen. Or. Apoirplus sat down to finish the busincsi which his Lord sbeip's visit bad interrupted ; a. -.d ti)eit mentioned the circumstance some of his friend.s, who advised him to adopt the course be had before deemed most worthy of seleedoq. He preferred a bill entlonday night against his Lordship for having endeavoured to provoke k r i . .m it to fight s a duel.. tciillie di bill was h f is oun io d li ty tt t ir h t e o t . rat je d i Vittry - lit dylphu the coie by certiorari, to the King's Bench. This was done, ant' notice to that effect was served open Lord Ranehgh's solicitor. IY, OU • • I , 4 I • • 4. I */;: , I P i • 1 • le a• wo eil Ins tell d a IP lie ; Lei ? bc- -0111,- Elea ader it Of datas, ct Of has these fol 1 pect, 1 • ation two; dli 4 te I. Is pra S L Y - ised. • Ictt r, and it .aid, &tut- lapted eerr'ed • / 4 Lc-d- -ISt 311 CO I .If4T be f urtd to - Gratd y 44, ) JO UP, and ,4 •P x. .‘, This day was pOlished, prim Ss. beards, AN INTRODUCTION AAL to the STUDY of GER MAM.CIRAMMerIiIa Peastleal PIRSR 'll/1111) L*1171111107 • - Member of the nitwit, of Paris, and Teacher of the Modern Languages in Ckford. In this Grammar will be found a new System of Rules for the Dectendon of Nouns and Verbs, by which the labours of the Student are diminished more than by any other similar pub lication extant. It contains also a large Table, exhibiting at one view a German Grammar. Primed for J. Mswinan, 59, Ludgate -street, London.