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To prevent wine- ' . web paajember s asaipoesoppano+onek in the pleeeeeee, . . ....... - - . canary trouble, the Salary is £lOO a-year, and Qua Guinea per THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,. Di tto , v e e l ` . - - - 7. VP III : , 140 e. very •- day Expenses. .Security will be required. • ..... Vire.-- • mAula/R&s. TENERIFFEB ft • Apply only by Letter (post paid), t:.• R. TURNER, Black- , About 33 G a ms aosuir 1 . • dby ing-malter , 114, London Rued, Southwark. - lit 3 Gallon , Geneva 5 803" • Yule Tenerifit . • 4 ss £ 33 .si, • December; 31, 181 8 . • Ditto Vidalia . eta a le3 I .1 • 29 Gallons Remrategal strength for dealers. Ditto w in* it isi s eirn . - tbs Ala I . .• ' i • , LOR This day was pnblished, • • 130 Gallons Genses-for rinse nee. Ditto old Wes; India ditto - 695 "lei • 114 Oullons French Red Wine. Hs iftee sency In 12tno. prize 9s. bound, the Fifth Edelen, carefully carpeted, se !bards Weight of Tea. . ~., .. DlttOel4 East India ditto Ditto old East India, special - . loss • f that and considerably improved,uf ' 243 i Yank Paper Han=r. • A NEW ITALIANGRAMMAR, in English and ._. 17 Plates of Sheet FRENCH. ilorPsis ?PINE. ' , Banta' Clams sanalffineured. but goodbodlot - , TM Xro N I b,, 1 111. Italian, on a rlan different from any hitherto ptataiked; 4igidibe Broken•up Pieces of Has of Two Small °Pee Dim . d i vas ., chateau magma • ~ • iste ... ies4 . • ' pointing out, in a clear concise , manner, the best L u cia mad sLe Ng.* Mateelah. easiest Method for the attainment of that elegant unditerithe. 'La .ess Per Colt- Derek will be required. Aurgunaly, Pk* Growth a- . Ale a . 11/08 . , ineral nious Language , equally eakulated for tits use of likeisba wed. lan nbanycOtandt (Tea. Baum , &c. excepted ) wits nos be Said --E kralka al d e . Vim C'rcse th igahle Private Instruction. /Rs loss sun than the amount of the respective Duties.pyabis 441 DimeMP* A° diuisi Sparkling od on By' GAETANO RAVIZZOTTI, the Importation,Me,reof, and may Toe viewed the day before Creaming Salinas and Barak - A , 310 70s • • . ~ Teacher of Languages, and Author of several approved Worts. rsk, ,Printed for Longman, Must, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. . • CAPE WINRA Nees. Per rte. i :sae- IUrESSRL THOMAS AND RICHARD AU' cape white wine - - Iler . A 44. This day was published, evan- BOTTS, WIN&MEECHANTS, No. 14% SKIM Madeira . Daps Pontes, in French bottles Mb I • .. m e t , In Four Vols. Bro. price 12. lils. lid. boards, the Fourth ' EIIIIOBTRENT, LONDON, !RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT Doe, front the linek This Grape, tramplantel * • - Edition, of • e of an . AtjaINTION* OF THEIR • FRIENDS, THE Coal:ant* the Seek in Pints Jib A SYSTEM OF CHEMISTRY.-,-BY JOHN ~ , Pro- ANIA&S.S/Sit&Sl6. *ED - of tieL T . 11 . ,, " 1 - , ~1 1" 1 "1bit. • • .. igg 1 N -I 1. MURRAY, M.li VAMP- 'termer on (7hemistry;and Per Es.. 1 i ' M°- %n nlateria 3ledica and Pharmacy , Edinbergh, Sec. &c. WO I. TO TIM FOLLOWING ADDRESS A "Ise Weetandla hfadei;e 4l44l ) .- . `" - "'"gilt. , . ~....... .. . I. 'anti- Printed for Longman, Meru, Rees, (note, and Brows, Lon- STATInIENT : . ••.• , Old least•lndia Ditto, of the caret exquisite flavour and .. lie the 'don'; and F. Pillars, Edinburgh. Messrs. THOMAIIead RICHARD A BBOTTS, of SKIM. Quality -4.1 a. • saves Lately published, by the same Author, NERMTREET, Wins Xerchants, trading under the firm of Malmsey Madeira - - • . • . Elements of Chemistry, 2 vols. Bvo. ,El. 4s. boards. Tea COU:4IEIiCIAL Hsu,Wise Cuumuor, against whom Mr. Malmsey Canary - 451. . !Mania Medics, e vole. Oro. £l. is. hoards. &arlett, on the eeth of November last, In the Court of King's Old East-India Sherry of the !noel curious and scarce t pub- • was p ublished , Bench, rnov.eel for and obtained a Rule to shcw Cause why an Quality - - • 56.1. This day M3ll Information should not be exhibited against them on the Affidavit Fine ()Id Dry Lisbon - - 3s. y Go-The Second Edition, in two thick volumes B vo. closely printed , of one Charles James Wrench, an uncertificated Binkrupt, and of Ditto Carcavella - - 3.11. 1 • and illustrated with nine Platte, by Lowy, &c.ll'. I is. 6d. bds. one Mitchell Joseph, beg leave to apologize for intruding them- . - - 565. Ditto Conetantia, very rare Quality • Tiro- EDUCATION; or, Elementary. selves once more upon the Public, and trust that theanxiety they Port Wine, bottled from the finest Old Wines in uhf " • Instruction in the iarloti; lkpartments a Literature isti mall nefurally feel to repel the gi•oes and unfounded golumnies at- Kingdom - 345. • . .` ' Science; with Practical Rabsofor Studying oach Ilioncli of use- tempted to be east ti their characters by designinellind Interest- Prigniac - - 565. )CK. • • • ful Knowledge. By the Rev. W. SHEPHERD, the Rev. J. ed Intliiiduals through the medium of the ex-parte Evidence°, the Fine old East India sweat. - 555. • JOYCE, and the Rev. LANT CARPENTER, LL.D. 'above persons, will ire considered a sufficient excuse. They respect- Cape "Ante - - Stes. The Authors of this Work have had it in view, to offer such fully bee have to inform their 1. lends and the Public, that listen- GENUINE SPIRITS. Per Gill's. ou in elementary instruction as may afford a good preparative for fu- ing to the advice of Friends, though at variance with their most English Geneva-ill. 6d.-131.64. - - 14 s. bd. • „„ A cure reading; to point out the best sources a farther inform- anxious nie:tee, they refrained from replying fully to the state. - 265. Od. 8 " --- don; and to-compress, within a nairow compass, a great fund of menta in the paper, uetil they should have obtained copies of the liollands ditto, pure White Maidstone ditto, ditto - Isa.td. es, re- ;sporting knowledge, which could only be obtained by the pent- Affidavits on wbieb those statements affected to be grounded; -18 s. ed. ly been sal of a multitude of volumes. Jamaica Rum, old and soft having accomplished that point, they feel, they should be want- Ditto , particularly fine - sound. ~ o f M r . • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, inn to themselves, to their numerous friends, and to the Public Cognise, fine old - 311. 041. . I.ondon. in general, who have so long. and so liberally supported their Es- thoseLIQUEURS OP THE FINEST QUALITY . • tablishment, if they did not embrace the earliest opportunity of ., -. '.I ppc r t , In the cow ..e of next Month will be published.- unequivocally auerting that the Affidavits, and the statements, Creme ti tine Orange , and so PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF PRE- Absint h e, that have appeared in the Papers, bottomed upon them, are . Hosts, . , wholly untrue, except in the mere circumstance of their , . having ith the TENDED R EFOR NI ERS in CHURCH and STATE. .. ilia Work will compel a View-1. Of the Principles and purchased for ready money; they positively deny ever Lying, di- , o o ~. ~, and e. .-... Scubeque, A yeau owne ct Rouge . out other Fine ui reedy or indirectly advised Wrench orJoseph, or any person, to n"-- P tiers of pretended Refcriters in Church and State, whichin Cases of Twelve Bottles each, £5 per Case. tit, theobtain Wines on Credit, for the purpose of selling such Wines caused t h e Rbellion against King Chaste' the First. 2. Of the to them; nor did they know that the Wines had been procured PINE APPLED SPIRITS. Prr Ga. soil be Principles and fractices of pretended Reformers during the Re- , . on Credit ; nor from whom they had been obtained. They deity Pine Apple Rem - - tees. • leliion and the Subsequent Usurpation : and, 3. Of the Erin- the ever bought Wine from Wrench or Joseph, or any one else Ditto do. do. Shrub ktis. cipli.s and Practices of pretended Reformers at the present now. - . - • By ARTHUR H. KENNEY, D.D. ht hetitious names, either in invoice, receipt, letter, or in any Dino do. Brandy do. - - :es. other way; nor did they ever request them to transfer in the - Dean of Achonry, and late Fellow of Trit:ity College, Dublin. COUNTRY AGENTS • Landon Docks by fictitious names; nor did they ever accept a - , Printed for F. C. and J. Airington, N0.12,.5t. Paul's Church- TO M E SSR S. Tiros. AND lIICTID.ATrOIif". bill for either of them. They never employed them as agents, DNEy. yard, and N 0.3, Waterloo-place, Fall-Mell. . , either directly or indirectly ; and if Wrench or Joseph could TRADING UNDER TUE URN! OP 'I lIIIEOMMEItc.I %I.:TALI; I i NBW PERIODICAL. WORN. have gat a better (rice for their goods, for ready-money, than WINE COMPANY : what was offered by Thomas and RichardAbbott.,they ; cer- On the first isf January , 1819, will be pnblisly..l, price Is. 6d.Ant, Mr. Thos. Wheeler edilton, Willam Murton , ' he City the First Number of a Mouthly l'eriodical Work. entitled , tainly would have taken them elsewhere; for in face , all . T. and • Andoser, J. Mitchell •kleiton n!awb:-.ly, it. 'i :.••,-r 1 IL Abbott's transactions with them were conducted in the fair -4 - rillhE RENIENIBRANCER ;or ECCLESIASTI- Asblie T. hluttram Mormouth Edward Bess BeLewele johu lto m berL as Tano td Myrther 'fydvill, Pierce, Wil- aud regular way of trade; the purchasieg for ready money . ume • • . . •441. 4 - j.. ('Al and LITRROfty •ii,IISCEI.I.ANY: which is in- i• therefore the head and front of their offence -no more. . Baagor, I - e a,„,„ A tended to combine the several Provinces of a Melinda*. • Et-- And they have yet to kern, that such a mode of dealing is ~,..,,, S . Simms Earns, and Co. - . n."..... - vine, and an historical Register, and may be considered as a hi this comMercial country considered an offence. With re,. ""'"' Manchester, The' Company's . . , 7 Years . Theological Journal for general Wee . •- - e spsieten every allegation einsteined in those affidSvits material to ameonsileld,• W. Tredarsy Off_ Eseimeee Bisiialtrips - rairwick-or-Tweed Thomas hla 1 .sil ec c eld, Roberefuroer •,"' The main design of the Conductors is to produce Cb-ope- support the charge brought against them, they declare that they ._ e _ ' first in- s edan among Churchmen, by means of the Press; to coocillate are in Coto absolutely fake and groundless - and they feel most ii.aywourn au stone. . Crane llti ' I. ' f. ins with reverence and esteem for the Clergy, by producing instances of B'ackburn, Samuel fisher happy to assure their Friends and the Public, that the refutation D ., a d W. „ .„,.. Narbeth, Thomas Phill!ps ini^", as the various good works in which they are instrumental ;to coo- will not rest on their testimony alone, but that it will be tan.. ''t or , G. Thomas Newport , It Lowe • 111 . it ' 5 &ablate their exertions,and direct them to proper objects; and firmed by Documentary Evidence that cannot be questioned. Linninghstn, Thomas Nicholls, Newton Abbott, W. S. Rowe appoint- to prove what they are capable of effecting by zeal and unanimity. Te--No. so, Snow-hill ee beg leave to remind the Public, that the Motion was not u _..,,__,. ~...... Nottingham, H. M. Weed accent - Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 12,1 1 . Paul's Church - made till within the last four days of the Term, and then a Rule 717`" *,_;''''r ah m . : Northampton, It. HOhnee • • Vocals, yard ; and Nit. IS, Waterloo-place, Pale-Mall ;to whom all corn- was obtained to 'hew Cause on the first day of the neat ; i r . entree , "` furr y att North Cave, W. Teenhs'en I* sPeca - munleations are to be made. Sold also by all Bookshllere in the by which the Instigators of this nefarious attempt against their I Xu. wick, 11 B-lin recenoca, Ste p hen . . . . , . e gbieko United Kingdom. ' . Character and Reputation, have obtained full two month's time Bri g ht on, Th om a s „ Brantford, Vi. nun Pe:kerb).- '. v:market , Chas. Cli lose • y of tit to labour at' their dirty work, ere Thomas and Richard Abbott* 174.141- ' Oak **6 .. hem, John Lacey 1 with On lk , /fILLARD'S PATENT IMPERIAL TWINE shall be aff rded h nitof rll th 0 t e opportu y re mg dr Calumnies in Bridgenorth, Ilene Partridge Painswich, IL•nry Celt • lets eIIAY .LT-L CLOTH continues to be sold at the Patentee a Ware- open Bodmin, Thomas Clarke P etiryn, SmlLTrenery and Son Court. And the sarrice of tee ule was the first intima- Doieitaio H. T. I ,, ai iter house, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, (and no where else whatever), tion they received of the blow that was aiming at their character ' '.• . ' Prittlewell, T. ilerri.:•2e - ally, any In entire Boxes, far Exportation, and by the neee, containing and consequence. It is universally reported, that the Wine Burford, IA in. Wattle Iteading J. B. Lemp Bury, 11. White h ead ltuarb ' lll et i • . and font from Vito 59 yards each, at te.s.; 2s. 6d.; 35.; Si. ted. per yard ; Committee have instigated this business ; but though one of re , st. E d mund ' s, .e . e 7', I t . 1 . c' We Vale. and upwards. To those who go to,'br reside in hot climates, this them has been heard to say, that he would try to bring some- Bury Robert oueely, James Lerr.i,l • .. . Cloth is found of the greatest utility. Its natural protection and" thing forward against Thomas and Richard Akeetts (from what ... g em ~ . Ituthine Robert Jones --. Cellin ton WI hare !fender St. Alban' :, Edward I.^: fridge conduciveness to health in those climates, as well as in the more motives we leave the Public to conjecture).they do not believe g ' ' cold, damp, and northerly ones, where a wanner erticle than that such a body of men would, from a serrit of connect cial C..lytan, Richard Kettle Si.lustel, W. 11. Nt•Lie 105. 3d. Linen is required or preferred, being fully ascertained.-Orders Cantle Cary Dae A lif di • St. Colurth 'l '. ''' le 11 hostility. lend themselves to such an attempt, though aerdest a • -• 1 .." • , •. .; slii • r ant DI- addressed tothe Patentee, as above, will be executed (free of too successful rival. Bet be the Instigators or Abettors who C . ambr . i n dgf .o , w T n hom c as H e. 4. e; e2 ll Saffron Walden, W. S. Berms - r • Abridged carriage) to all parts of England, Scutlaed, and Waltis,.and the they may, ThOSILAS and Rechard Abbott. call upon them, it there Salisbury, David WI .ii adjacent islands -'T he wide widths for Sheetin g cunta.n from e x ists in their natures a spark of manliness, to conic forward and Carmel, Rich a rd eit ors Sandwich, S. N. }Outwit • two to four•pair each, and ate most dealt-able for winter wear Chaotic, W. Curtis - • •• • Shrewsbury , R ahem Siligh • ' . avow the part they are taking in this business , and not shelt, r eh , yin' J. i for cold climates, and for nevi:llLn, &c. Remittance through themselves in the vile attempt behind such characters as Wilma' 0 , P ry . human • Sleaford John . Bedford , cl utc h_ Country Bankers, oe in Half Notes, by Post, prevents the ea- I ) and Joseph. Messrs. T. and It. Abbotts most respectfully beg eibu Mortimer, J. Eaton Sauthammon, James Werren Caine,ernard Crook to draw the public mind to the extreme cruelty that has been - ' Thomas Seuth Petherton, Jas. lEa-by sibity of risk, the difference of the amount of Pieces ordered• 1 of which the --- being returned , in the Goods, and on the receipt exercieed against them by several of the Public Prints, in coup coventry, Oswin Stamford, George Mill e r remaining Half Notes to be remitted. ling their names in the most harsh and unfeeling manner, with - .. Cranbrook, R. Tooth St7oudwater, F. Figure j,. !, e 10s. 3d. Persons travelling in the country, and others, having mold us- traosactioni which every honest man must abhor, and that, tots, uarungton, G. I isiehiegton Sanderlat,d, Ben. Bray rious imitations of the above, the Public are respectfully ;tine - upon the ex - parts evidence of eeeh persons eli th ose adduced in Dunmow, B. Smith Shintall Robt Pidgeoo, jun • q1:1; or, mad, the IMeRRIAL PATIMT TWINE CLOTH can be obtained, ge- sepport of the Rule. East Re tford , Robert Hu ' '** Lient Sturminster Ne wton , 'l'. Selby - r nutne, stamped by the Patentee, no where where whatever bet and Son • T•amworth, Vi tu. Young .1 ing aN a. The public retention is respectfully solicited to the following Fly , p ,i; D . o ngii on T, nterden, B. Shoobridge,itin. e % mamm a_ as above, . List of l'eices. which T. and R. Abbotts will sell at till further gnfidd, T. Fora , ham . . Thrapstone, G. Barber es, and in MEDICAL. SKILL AND PRACIICE. notice. The Public are also reepecttully informed, that T. and Eye George Mudd Toultridge, Thomas Keering • the Edu- IL Abbotts will, on Tuesday next, publish in all the Morning Eecilshall, J. Goodliall i e D.l). T PIE following Pamphlet, the facts of which are Pandthe 1: sd •fll wi in all the Evening Pa Papers, on uc 4) 00 ng Perk Evediam, George Agg Toweester, D. D. Davis Ss un:quivocally and as respectably attested es any occur. Town Malting, Wm. Edwards t 'stoner and so on each week, the Morning and Evening Papers alter- Fevcrsham Robert Wetson Trowbridge , W N 1 e trader tha t the cure 3st Error, recce in science, will prove to the attentive ... nately, such Wines as T. and It. Abbotts have not regularly on Folkstorie, ' George &one ln. ew 'Truro, Win. Harry as in the a edit . ales depends not on Va.: common medical qualdizatlons, sale, but such as they have from time to time, that T. and IL A. in Bro. skill in poetry, in the specul a tions of metaphysic , or In the petty Gloucester, J.Gailener, South. Taunton, George Bradford r Can ante: to sell at much less prices than is usual for them to be gate I,ttl'et I dexterities and lees rdemaln of modern chemistry; but In the Tiverton, Henry Tucker sold by any house ; and the Public May rest assured that the Gosport, oiz. Legg th- RE lIIS- ancient mode of eepoiment culled limp : tiCiATI, and whim .Tirame, John Jaqn • and Son Nina will fully answer the description that will be liven of Grantham. George Giiliths Weals, Somerset, WM. Collin ni the Old mystical profession of medicine has disco.dited, as mystical mu- them, however low the prices may be stated ; but as such Wines I Greenwich, Tete Tne.mhs We:Master, 11. r. Palette • deduced f the chief pernivion - has discre st eed reason. Principles ars here ~ . will be distinct (rem a ll y other of the Stores o f Wine s belonging • G retna Bridle, :lithe Rinks Woote Wm. i'endlck 1 Question from num erous cases, which are all complete experiments, an d to ',:. and It. Abbctts , they can only be tasted at, and Samples • unsupported by Great Fran/barn, T. S. Ceee Wursvick, Thomas Attains ie history no opinion is given, and no system insinuated , supplied from, No. 10, S k i t-street. Havant, W. D. Skelton ' , Pat.-, D:n. Meteal and on the an Indisputable fact. Th .modern P-ace-ieners of our Military Hospitals, tired of the Jews; e. - .... Messrs. THOMAS and RICHARD ARBOTTS. Hereford,. Jos. Have rd • Well., Norfolk, S. R. Bell ellocklile J. and M. Gill.r.e. eVeelio a 1 benes and PR • T PRICES for WINES and SPIRITS , of their y. A•I lemon. 'abernacle. medical mystizism, aed of curtailed noses, rotten e .... KSEN •. ~ , 1.1„,,1„, ,, e t .,.. L. Tion , as .. .., ,A, , exiled and ruined constnutions, ate returning wisely into the path of L4l- known Good Qu.etty : lhornas Liewlfyn. I?syricio Wm. Catchpoie '''' . ..*ieeelatb. James Hie. pyrieism, and professedly curing by Galenical decoctions, with- • PORTUGAL WINES. letieltiey, 'Donnas lieeey eieckharn Market, t. elinrer , Longman, out the aid a mercury, that dreadful disorder which is the - Polk:. Per PiPa• iiecdail, ChCseo her 'Craton Wiz e., John Aoerld. •' ' i L J. Rich- punishment of licentious love. This is a splendid figure in the eoe Rid Port, Vintage 1817 - -42 s £lO4 Kidderminster, „I. Stanley Witulsor, J14:41'11 fetter. B a ld w in, annals of medicine. It is a trut h of the utmost importabce to -Ditto IXtto 1815 • - 46$ 1 1 0 Kimbolton, Christopher Ladd, Wisbeach, John Burman taker. human nature, and is an additional proof, if any could be wanting Ditto Ditto 1312 - - .601 1 1 .: 5 • liitiviton Job Wilson , „ , Woolwich, Win. Austin ----"'" after the experience of half a century, that YELNOS' VEGE. Ditto Ditto 1808 - - Sim Kuighton, T. Cooper, jut-; Worcester, Wm. Price • TABLE SYRUP is a safe. though powerful, aubetituts•Ar • Ditto sealed T. R. A. drawn from the ripe as Lamberburst, Wm. Goldstoce Wrexham, James Large :0111rnerl - Mercury in all cases. These Sons of I'araceleasi deacendli c t : ordered, and allowed to be the most superior Leek, C. Lowe Whitby, Thos. Gibson . . Frailty, in the Earth, will in time endeavour, as the , Author does, to that h sold - - -56 s Leicester, Robert Freer Wy:on:lt ( i figh), Fr. Stevens Lees Ve- stand and apply its vegetable product': and they will then .ne: Di tto, Dim. Two Years in Bottle -60 s leeughborough, I'. Middleton littoxister, ltobt. Wood tc• folly knowledge the importance of V'elnos• Vegetable Syrup, spa of Old Bode; crusted, curiously high and soft Ea- 'eleltion, John Polly Yarntouth (blorfolk), H. 80. a sin Female the pre;eat Edition, price Is. of Toured - - 635 NI arch, A. Goodman ACCOUNT of CURES by VELNOW VEGETABLE linghogo ces Peacti- AP Breeds., from the. Hock Grape - 501 Na, ket Harbro', J. Greeves Yeovi ll , J. Woolmer :.; in-Pert from SYRUP, in disorders deriving their origin or malignill Bain Ramiro Putt - - . 848 i I, • hies and tbe Indiscreet and &einem met Cs- Messrs. T. and R . ABBOTTS refer their g sue*" scorbutic impur , rophatie vessels, SPANISH AND LISBON WINES. Town e addressed loinal, dee. whicis occasion obstructions in the ly ,, whole t Per 2 ,,,,,,.. p er Pip e . and Country Agents to the ' above Particulars, and and diminish and enfeeble the vital actions of eh : system Good _ e err), - - - ens 4105 ~ f o rm them th at ea ch Tue&Lsy's List will • _. -THnAte sole -_ _, oetor of the Medicine, nap .. Sit vino . By Tesotaa e. . , %mirk to hiin and Mr. Fine 81 41 - - si.s 115 .I.* contain offers of Wines diiTerent to the precedin T d i and of all to Mr late Isaac Swains., and only successo_ , _ • Ditto, dirt% &et India (matchless) - llos 2.40 g Ilei ay. De Velu Ntt..511, erserroreet, Oxford•str• t (removes Ditto passoutto, ditto - . - fibs T. and H . Ablaut also furthor infot . in 'their Town , every day, from 91, Prlth•sereee,•Solut. Lisbo, direct - and Country Aherne , that no or‘krs will be executed 0 . ested Bodo -, 44 By reckoning some.dwasztaaincurable ena ct,aanidawodift.unirlipeacatt, Bitto, Ram India. - - - 6es for Wines so advertised, unless the cutlers are for- • Advice and the period of cure. Pleyaiebew d y "...amen. Old ROIL Mountain . - -- - 413 ' 'warded to I'. an ont dbcred.it sett Nein* and R. Abbotts wit:;;:: • ti al : world. and exernist their ignorance fr . _ : 32, c orny Ditto ta' l'e n t ßo - - - - irss .. la ,T:1 ou-iS -at' reel, Fleet. Sold by J. Ridgway, 170, Piccadilly ;J. %sperm, carcwiaja. _ _ :e6 , the date of Ads ertise,nicat. . . hill; and all the Liockacilers. • . . • - ' . . • . '. • . • _ • sinzit 9928. T a numerous and highly respectable MEETING of the Proprietors of EAST-INDIA STOCK, held a the city of London Tavern, fir THOMAS BARING, BarelM.P. in the Chair, ibe following Resolutions were passed unanimously o po od by Sr Roam Wmitam, Dart. and seconded I Alas foes" Eat M.P. That in the opinion of this Meeting, WM. TAY2.OI Ogir, Est M.P. is eminently qualified to supply the vaimcy he Court of Directors, caused by the lamented death of " c and distinguished Member of it, Air, Immune. Proposed by lone ALSIANDSII, Esq. M. I'. and seconded , N ow Use', Esq. That this opinion is founded on Mr. filmier's general coldr of the interests of the Company—his indefatigable pllceion to public business—his acknowLdged taints, and , e j i jo integrity of his character. proposed by Joint Folags, Esq. and seconded by Ant Ctrs, 1. VA+ impressed with a strong conviction of the benefits LA I the Company cannot fail to derive from the servis tribal so justly entitled to esteem and confideaze, the itton who are now present earneady re•ronamlnd Mr; . res claims to the patronage and support of the wholeConsti gat Bad)+, and they accordingly pledge themselves to make pit strenuous and unremitting exertions to insure his genets eraning Election. Ili•olved, That the above Resolutions be inserted in the :Papers. THOMAS BARING, Chairman. I , :aposed by down Hums, F.sri. M.P. and sem...ad by rJ t; 111;.M. DOVETON, M.P. That the vrdial Thanks of this Meeting be riven to Sir 0 13AR:so, hart. for his able conduct In the Chair. TO THE PROPRIETOBS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAMAS AND GILMILIrMtrt, SINCE I had last the honour of addressing you 3 reference to the tine:Am:vas ncsalutions which were Fa very numerous and ree.pectable Body of Propi etors, iziraeading me to supply the Vataney which h A reerntly :rind input. Court of Dirtctora by the lamented death of I have received sti: - .11 a:t:tss,i , ,:‘ nun:b. : Ts to . Fie had previously prelLised to 1,o;:oer me with their _up, :4 the exertions of my co.ti:.tae ur.rtlaacd and rive, that I pledge myself to pruccc , l to the Ballot with ilea confid:nce of a successful T, therefor, .7anny entreat my friends to attend on the 30th instant, of El•-..tnra, and a grateful sense of their kindness wid imprissed on my hk•art. I have the honour to be, Ladies and G:::ltleinen, Your zest faithful and obeilimt Servare, WILI.I.(NI TAYLOR T..-,nelon Tavern, Bislicirc.. E-te-street, Me. 22, 1616. Nloney'i Committee coat:nue to meet Daily at the Lor,don Tavern. . ADVICE GRATIS. r sis oßitt, Author of scrotal wcll. known Mual . . Works, offers to the Public the result of his fifty years' iipletce la th:: PIiACTICF of the ART of MUSIC. •T.COItRI nudrrta ;s (gratis) to ascertain, in the first' Ave, thd Gori.ts and Talents of such as may favour him wi 1:1; when ha will, if desired, give his uttbiassed Opinion a ado event of the Pupil's capablity. 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