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HoiwrrAL, CIIELISRA, 9th January. MIL TN pursoaste of the Act of the 55th ki I grant Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the _ s wots of dsis Hospital shall, in future, be paid quarterly, a d s nier., instead of half-yearly t Notice is hereby given, 1- de of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, r sinners for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital,' Out-Pensioners thereof, residing in London, or within Vitt of the bills of mortality, are required, to:ippear a i d ,o ws itally, with their Instructions, aad Certificates Adelailms, at the Sectttary's Office io the said Hospital, eve days, and in their different classes, according w in% rates of penhion as guar-mentions:4 ; when - aria be given froin nine o'clock in the morning, the afternoon, far the payment of a quarter of a years' in rdrance to the tuh.liorch nest. On MONDAY, the 12th of JANUAR' The Pensicoers at sd. per day, and those at fal. I fise numbered Regiments. On TUESDAY, Ike iSth of JANUAR' , Those at 6cl. from the Royal Garrison Battalion Regiments and Corps; those at ad. and all th.-: Id. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of J !OCT.' All Those at ed. per day, from the let Foot Guards Fat inclusive. On THURSDAY, the 15th of JAWITA, Those at 9d. per day, from the 61st Foot, and ail kg Regiments and Corps, and also those at 10d. per On FRIDAY, the 16th of JANUAR' Those at 1,. per day from the different Regiments saii(dse let and 24 Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the 17th of JANUAR' Those at is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of • the end of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On MONDAY, the 19th of JANUARY. Those at ls. per day, from the Royal Garrison and all the replanting Regiments arid Corps, and r sit shilling and a halfpenny per day. On TUESDAY, the 20th of JANUAR' Those at one shilling and a penny, one shilling halfpenny, one shilling and twopence, one shilling halfpenny, and one shilling and threepence per dry, On WEDNESDAY, the 21st of JAN U. Those at one shilling and threepence-halfpenny, and foorpence, one shilling and fourpence-halfpenny, td firepence, one shilling and fwepente-lralfpettny tad sispenee, one shilling and iiipence-halfpenny re strospeoce, one shilling and serenpence-Italfpe.t , shilizt and eightpcncr., one shilling and eightpence-halipenn) me s6if:n g and ninepence, one shilling and ninerice-halfpenny sad Cibe shilling and tenpenee per thy. • • On •T H URS D AY, the , 2.2 d •of JAlit: A now at one shilling and tedpetiop-haltisenny per *mks with the private Getulentert who receive her Pemions from the Ist and 2d Regiments of also the Pezirmen from the several Regiments and lave been admitted on account of Blindness. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Out- Daimon to the said Hospital, do pay particular deirinstructions, which they are required to produce . time of payment, by which they ire ordered to transmit to the paymaster-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their affidavits as therein prescribed, on or immediately after ereryllearter Day ; without which their 'Names will not be en tered, onehe Pay-lists fur the subsequent Quarter, and-they are sot apaninuds to change their place of abode, as epecill•d4a, nun affidavits, without unavoidable. necessity, and. duly notify iag the same. • . , And further to take Notice, that in consequence of various Frei& having been contintitediq pensioners in the Receipt of Presides end Pvize-bloney, that all Penaioners so offending Shall be struck aQ the List, anti forfeit all benefit arising from this establishment. RICHARD, xpiyg., Secretary and. Registrar. TO any PERSONwisLingo-employ from £lOOO Ito £l5OO, an eligible opportunity now offers in a' respect able and gentlemanly Business connected with the ARMY.— The arty will have the advantage at continuing it In the house, in which it has been conducted for the last seven years, and under the immediate superintenciance of the present Proprietor for a mesh' parici.--Address (post-free) A. a Iffilitary Re gister Office, arcletas. THE GRAND EXHIBITION of the Fae-Simile t of her Bay a l -and Serene Highness the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE LA YING In STATE, at the SAVILLE ROOMS, LEI - TEJIIASQ:CARE, will positively CLOSE Oa WiDNESDAY, January 21, 1818. Admittance, from Twelve o'clock Until Four, 2a . From' Four o'clock until Nine, is.— Cliildren, liaff-priee. To form this Fac-Ersmile, the identical superb Candelabras and Sconces which were lased' at the Lower Lodge, Windsor, have been obtained ; the Coronet of Gold, richly set with jewel! ; fhe Escutcheons and Hatchment painted on Satin ; and a megnifi tent State Coffin and Bier, of the same pattern and materials, bare been executed by the Artists who made the Princess's : the bode is arranged with the strictest Attention to State Eti cane, bra large Saloon, covered With draperies, composed of 100 yards of black cloth. In enflaming the close of this most accurate Representation of a Spectacle and Event, inwoven in the remembrance and his tory of the British Nation, the Proprietor offers his Thanks to the very great numbers who have visited it, and more particu larly to those who, entering into his views, have availed them selves of the opp ortun i ty to i mpress upon the juvenile classes, t he LalPortaat truth, that all must pass " nat bourne from which no traveller returns !^ • -.__________ A NEW PATENT HAT, AT ONLY ie SHILLINGS. ` IMPORTANT SAVING. QEORGE FRANKS and Co. h a v e to o ff er to t h e Public a SILK HAT on HEAVER BODY, containing ev er) requisite a Hat ought to possess; it is superior in appear "^a to the fillltn and moat expensive Braver, is equally light, sell will outwear two of them, and is of a better dupe, which it teedos to the last; it will never change its coleus in any c1i *1.1,2, which is the most beautifid Black ; if worn for years, will sever spot by rain, nor will any wearher injure theta, they being WATER PROOF and will repair several times, at a trifling WNW, and evety time appear equal to new, and are decidedly illstrior to any Hats ever offered to public notice, the attain. nut of which has been attended with gnat expense, labour, and Pesonai attention. G. Fiu-vx and Co. Manufacturer s Wel haunt Horse, Cone r of Kedc;oss-street, Barbican, London.-- Ikrchanu, Dealers, and the Ma/1-z, who wish fur superior Hats vIS find i t to t h e i r adeamage by applying as above. 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The object of this Work is, to enable young persons to acquire a knowledge of the Vegetable Productions of their Neck...oolp try; for this purpose the arrangement of Linnaeus is brief* ar plAined, and a Native Plant of each Class, with a few cusp. 110113, is examined, and illustrated by an Engraving ; and a duke account is added of some of the principal Foreign species. CI:ONYX/WA MPS ou Cusuirrar. In which the Is ementi of AM Science are familiarly explained and illustx.stad by Experiment*. In 2 vols. iihnJ. with Plates by Lowry, 14s. boards, SHOP.T HAND. 1./toverisat Printooaarity or, a Comcdsteand Practice! Err tern of Short-hand. By William Mayer, The Eighth Edition, in Ivo. price 7s. Cd. boaids. .. been . streaky. years, .. _ Dever prepared, %. berepar4lby any person but the inventor, mg father, Basis; my father and my Mick Kr. G. 3241144, the in trait for Ate until I'arrtsentee Ibe age appotmed for te r acipibeigg hande d; ever tOilleii-.1 fool *soared, therefoes,i bh thi, person ,twill venture on raking Mr. Newberg, did untried compositions, which, in his 'advertisement,' xwrbery confesses he has only prepared for the laetlew one who may enfortunately have tried thaft;Vill. ' le of the difference of their effect; fibat-tkat of the anedicines, now prepared by me,. as dalty weio by the Isle Dr. James, my grandfather, himself. And this will be die lmil* - utation of Mr. Neivbery's insinuations and laborious eitde/Illiab to persuade the Public of their identity. Siaip the facts I have-already published, thereby clearly de moues** that my grandfather never communicated to any =out of his family the secret of preparing the celehrated tines In question, I deem it unnecessary for me to - notice any thing that M. Weirbery has stated, but his assertion in'a late Advertisement, " *lathe Analeptic Pills have for some years woo l been prepared in a negligent and imperfect mannen"s, . ~. This is an assertion not founded on fact, the Pills bowleg prepared imarie64 in the same manner by the above-mentioned pernonsluctessively. No complainti were ever made by Mite' purchasers in Bruton-street; nor did Mr. Newberg himself ever , make any complaint, until the time of the Chancery suit. Mr. Newbery's object in commencing this suit was to compel me to nip* him perpetually with those very ills which he now endeavours to deprcitne.—The truth is, that Mr. Newbery, finding himself incapable et making his Pills, (even in appearance,) similar to the genuine Analeptic Pills, rather than admit his inconipmence to imitate them, affects to say, the ine are incorrectly manu factured. The Public will mdily perceive the reason of the anxiety manifested by` Mr. Newbery thus to account, In some way or other, however absurd, for his PLUS being of.a different colour from the genuine : indeed they are so unlike, as well in their'properties as colour, that with peculiar propriety may pur- 1 chaser (as his Advertisements request) ask for " Mr. Newbery 's Pills," for they are certainly not Dr. James's. Why does not Mr. Newberr disuse the name of Dr. James al together, and introduce his Pills and Powders to the world as his own nostrums (which they arc) under his own name? Dr. James's genuine medicines continue to be sold at the house in which my grandfather, Dr. James, and the family have re sided and prepared them for seventy years, No. 5:3, Bruton.wriet, Berkelerequare, and by my now sole titans, Messrs. II GUAR and SONS, Chemists and Druggists, No. 4, Cheiplidil, .C 4•41114 of St. Paul's (lurch-yard, London, and Na. 34, Sackville-street, Dublin ; who are now supplied with them from me, as Messrs. Newbury formerly used to be. It. G. G. JAMES. September, 1817. ' 1 We feel pleasure in publishing the foll Owing letter, as transmitted to us, in confirmation-of a paragraph which appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure of that genl.ral and dangerous complaint 11,upture: TO THE EDITOR OF THE E t TAR. Sts—Observing a paragraph in your Paper respecting theme of an Hernia, performed (bf a large size) by the Medieli Doird, at Charlotte Mouse, Great Charlotte.street, lilsekfriars Road,tis justice, Sir, to Messrs. COOPER and Co. I beg to add ay personal testimony. Having been afflicted nearly twenty years, end deemed incurable by eminent Surgeons, / patiently bore my ▪ iction, expecdcg every hour to be my l ast ; lat length ap plied to the Medical Board, and haie reason to• pray for that excellent Establishment, for althoJgh I am nearly 50, was per fectly cured in a few weeks, and Low, thank Gun, enjoy good health.—l think, Mr. Editor, all who know me will allow that I can have no other motive for this santrtnunication than apubllc benefna—l am, Sir, your obedient Servant, C. etavristte. Dog anti Suit, near London-road, St. Georges Ficid.b October, 1817. stratiedlsy theefict of the gessexal Sensation which it hail' excited on the 'subjeCtliithe place where it lug occiirred. Filled as that reikCiable and populous city is with men differiug widely:psi political topics, and es testaining Various views or i pitblic affairs, but one sew timent, Mr. Clay said prevageil, ou this subject, which was faVourable to the persons thui arraignea. With regard to the conduct of the Court on this oc casion, he would say nothing. The respect whi c h, whilst he had a seat on this Boor, he should always shew to every department of the Government; the respect he entertained for the Honourable Judge who hid presided, forbad Min from pronopncing the deci sion of that Court to have been unwarranted by laW: but he Telt himself perfectly sustained in saying, thai if the proceeding was warranted by the existing law, it was the imperious duty of Congress to alter the law in this respect. For what, hee, was the neutral obligation which one nation - owed to another engaged in war? The essence of it is this, that the belligerent means of the neutral shall not be employed in the war in favour of either of the parties: that is the whole of the obligation of a third party in a war be tween two others : it certainly does not require of one nation to restrain the belligerent means of other na tions. If those nations choose to permit their means to be employed in behalf of either party, it is their business to look to it, and not Our's. Let the conduct of the persons prosecuted be regarded in its most un favourable light: let it be considered as'the passage of troops through our country, and there was noth ing in our neutral gations forbiddinglt. • The passage of troops through a neutral country, according to his impressions, was a question depending on the parti.. cular interest, quiet, or repcise of the country traversed, and might be granted or refused at its discretion, without in any degree affecting the obligations of the neutral of either of the parties engaged in the contro . - versy. .Eut, surely, (Mr. Clay said), this was not a case of the passage of troops, the persons apprehended not being in sufficient numbers, not organized o r equipped in such' a manner as, uittlet any construc tion, to constitittwa military corps. On I ease he would detain the House no longer, he said, for he was satisfied they could not But agree with him. If the law justified the proceeding that had taken place, that law ought to be immediately intended. Other c a ses had occurred in which it speared to him it b'eCierne .the Congress to interpose iteinthority. Persons sail ing under the flag of the provintes had been arraigued in our Courts and tried for piracy ; in one case, affei having been arraigned, tried, and acquitted of_piraey, the same individual, on the instigation of the Spanish officer or agent, had been agafif arraigned for the s ame offence. The gentleman Mnu MassaCh would correct him if he was -"front for ihe'ease ' occurred in the town of Boston Note admit the of those colonies into OUT ports, (said Mr. Clay) 1.4 1, profess to be neutral; but. our .14,44 4 pr0n9uce th.i tflumßCß 9630. .. . • „,,,, . • •. . ... , • fy, ' '"' --,- I i .., 4 • • . . • sCIaIF 1 /I, o r 1.1 4 ••,..,;; ii ^ s• ..P ''.••• i s ;; el s . • , • 4. ": W -- '""))7 ... 4-,) , • • ~ • 1 ,1• - •.. • :.•, ~• fmirrrr. r. •••:P.- ---.‘ e- - - • ‘ * . • ‘,9 1 3-isr .• °, ' P / • •e-' ' • • ft(11, ~ : p c . .... 4 4i . •.-- , .- - . • • • 4.•:'.. 7..tr.,(rt‘• ...; 4 ~- . .. _ . .. ~.. • ____ or ' • FRIDAY, JANUARY g,' 1818. . . .• . . PRICE ItVEN•PBNCE.. . . . . -- -_----- __. _ .. . . - ,-,,----,-ive • lIELSEA, • • • READING. SCHOOL • OFFIW...N4I'Y LIST. . ! .AAIERIC.i. . . s. HE NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN educated N OTICE IS HER.„W• Y 'EN, That the OFFI- H . O . USi 01 ICEPRFSR - NTATIVES; DECIRIBER S. • CIAL NAVY LIST. heretofore published Monthly : ear of his A- at READING SCHOOL are informed, that the ANNI- *Mk future be Wished oss the in dugs of January VERSARY MEETING will be held at die Fassmaseene. nom, Tr.- and Octob?r, atill VI Vets Pfumber will appear Mr., DARROUII, • from a Committee appointed oil the Out-Pen.. %mu, Great Queen-we:e ea blownav, leth January, 1 81 & lst of April Diet • camuneat, • that subject, • . irted a Resolution for the admisSioh quarterly, its STEWARDS. SO, Athemaleettreet, t , lisiall MusaaAri Palmild'er• of the Stine of 'ssissippi in the Union, which w A . given, by or- Jams Rectree, Esq. Geo, Tact-ote, Req. lOW Jan. 1818. S . ers, Commis- W. P. Frame, Esq . T. N. Tatrocran, Esq. :-.1 1 .‘ , . read three '1- tithes, passed, and sent to the othet' al, that all the Cape. '.l W. Lotuses R.N. A. J. Valet, M.A. Oa Monday, the aetlelimaitt, wane published, ellePatir House fee m - • Dinner on Table at Six o'Cloek precisely. , primed. One VuL eve. On t/it allhin the 'us' mime, et. ss. eso, to be had at the Bar of the Tavern. TELE DRAGON KNIGHT ; - i r. TAYLOR, of New York, the • ' r ''. tself into a Committee of the what sr personll, . . a Poem, in Twelve- H ouse EDUCATION. a on the state of the Union. 3ertficates of By Sir JAMES i3L e rN ta tlitIRGESS, Bart. Dapital,t on the N. MONDAY, January 17, 1818, will Open, p r i m a for y,„ gouo , , Hum, Tim; Dose and Brown, undo ,. Mr. TAYLOR moved a series of Resolutions, em- bracing *e following references of various parts Of the ir N.Jr after the Ch ri stmas Holidays, the SEMINARY for the , girding to EDLICATION•of a limited number of PUPILS, Pullia'orew, This day was published. la Om price 6s. boards, the Minaagt: • • m attendance I sl i ngton' contracted by the lieu . JOHN EVANS, A. M. our until three in fisted the Classical and 'Mathematical artments b his A N ESSAY on some Subjects connected with Rewired, That so nisch of the Illeessage of the President of s De p y TASTE • the Udis States as Mon to the subject of foreign affairs, and Teats ' pene T en , Son, JOHN EVANS, A. M. late of the University of Edin- B A ter GEO. STEUART MACKENZIE, Bart. F.R.S. &c. to our ennunercial Warman/ft with Br.seh Goiania sorts, be burgh. Forty Guineas per Annual. No Entrance-A Room for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon- referred to a Select Cortunitim : that so much se relates to mi.. . is fitted op for, the Young Men fi nishing their Education, with ~ tY. an appeopriete Library. non ; t r d , Oliphant, Waugh , and Inner , Edinburgh. .. Story affairs, so much as relates to naval affairs, SO much as re- lates to thelinpromemit of the Indian Tribes, so much as re- SECOND EDITION. Ist* to the illicit impeatction of liken into Amelia Jibed, so to the end of eWif"t their morals, and 'Particular attention cet° their . to Dr, Abraham Rees, King road ; Sir J. Perrine Bart- xrff C. CornbiU; Motley Cooper, Esq. krin t asaien ; Atha Coups, 6 , . 1 1 . I`_._. fiataWitartntll,•PLUYslcu-oGT* touch as rdstes ti k aho ittrvi Map and lieldhiee of the lite.. IV. N.- . ' leg. Whitechagel ; Mesas; ' reacher sad Sons, Paternowes- r. • "!fflsis &yip's yablidileb In Cats% rest lin • v tilt Cesominees, -•with Iva et nam ~„‘,,,1„ row; Mr. Hilditeh, Ludgatehill ; Messrs. Grosvenor, Chester, ELEMENTS of PHYSIOLOGY. By A. RlCER- ration, Mr. CLAY, The first Resolution having been read for conside: • Co. Cornball ; Messrs. Pearce and Co. Swithin's-lane ; aad e Faculty of Medicine' of Paris, litc. • tilt Caralrl at to Professors Lialie and Chrineson, Edinburgh.-See an Easay (the Speaker) moved to amend the & Tran:l4ted•efro ofor the b G. J. M. Ds Lys, M.D. on Education, by the Rev. J. Evans, A. M. Fifth Edition. Member c. of the RoyaTCollege of Sur geons in London. • sortie ' by adding to the end thereof the following IRY. ESTABLISHED SCHOOL BOOKS, Printed for Thomas Underwood, 34, Fleet-street; and John words :- s to the 60th Printed • for LONGMAN, HVIIST, TUGS, Osne, and BitOWN, Loudon. Callow, 10, Crown -court, Prinoesstreet, Soho, London.' And that the saM'Committee be instructed to inquire whether ARITHMETIC AND BOOK-KEEPING. NEw EEKEM FOR CONSUMPTION. to the American Colonies ef Spain a just observance of the duties . RY. 1 1 1 HE ARITHMETICIAN'S GUIDE; or, a Coro- This day was published, _Price 2s. 64. incident to the neutral relation is which the United States stand 11 the remain- 1. plete • Exercise Book.- By Wu.uisx TATLOiI, Teacher of er day. the Mathematic% ate. Price ss. bound. A N ACCOUNT of some EXPERIMENTS Made in the resisting wa r between them and Spain. 1 - 1. with the VAPOUR of BOILING TAR in the CURE Mr. CLAY said,' that his presenting at so early a le- y briItODOCTION to PRACVICAt AarrialtreSC, lit Two Parts, Y. with various Notes and ociadonal Directions for the Use of of PULMONARY CONSUMIPTION. By ALLMAN/IER CRICHTON, ALD. F.R.S. rind of the Session th is subject to th e consideration of the house,' was ii:consegilence of certain proceedings nu of Cavalry, Learners.-By 'Thomas Mcdineux. Part L price es. 6d. bound. Pan 11. Third Edit. 2s. Ad. bound. Physiciantn Ordinary to their Imperial *Ma)eaties the Emperor which he had seen r e sented in the public ,, prints as , and Eutpress Dowager of Russia, Ste. The ELEMENTS of Boot-Kam/0a by Sructi and DOOMS kRY. Es ; comprising several Sets of Books, arranged according Printed for T. and G. Underwood. No. tit, Elete-street; and g . P havin g taken litie:kefore certain of our t,ourts or • Foot Guards, to present Practce, and designed for the Use of Schools.- By . . ,jklenners and Miller, ERubergh. c . • • Justice. Two j or .4ree' cases bearing on this subject had come to his kn ite. James Morrison, Accountant ; Master of the Mercantile Aca- NOTICE TO VfIARLES FAWLEYr LATE OF AWAKE.; owledge, which he wished to state den yat Leeds. In Wm. price Si. half-bound. FIELD. IN THE COUNTY OF YOS:E, to the hotise,. .The first had occurred at Philadelphia N. A CONCISE Sylmar of Coscateciat Aarruurric, adapted to OR. TO ANY CHILD OR CHILDREN oF HIS. before the Circuit Court of the United States, held in ism Battalion Modern Practice. With an Appendix containing a Series of Circuit , Court also those at Queries on Bills, and Merchants' Accounts ; comprising the Sub- F CHARLES FAWLEY, a Seafaring Person, that city. The circumstances of the case, for which; stance of the Mercantile Law and Practice, with regard to the I who came to his friends in Waheaeidotirout eight years since, however, he did not pretend to vouch, having received Nature and Negotiation of Drafts; and Foreign Bills of Ex- and after staying about twelie months, !e ft thrry Logo to the them th rough the channel already named, were these ItY. change. To which are subjoined, a Course of Mercantile Letters; Port df London to take ship, and is•- el'Ofeeed . te lia.aimn zed yel° w to -ii' they were incorrectly noted, he was happy that and a penny- also, Duodecimals,. Timber-measuring, Artificers' Computations , A> or to be ia the trade bassteig-the Pert of s and the Square and Cube Root ; with their Apptication.-By America; or if the said Charles- p,.,1 7 be dead; i f soy Chad a gentleman had taken his seat this morning from and twopence James Morrison, Accountant, Master of the Mercantile Aca- or Children will apply to Mr. William 'exerofr., of Alrefts, and . 114* city who would be able to•clatie a him-that nine Mr. Charles Forcroft, of Whltwood, both rear. Wakefield 4404- or. ten British disbanded 011fera had formed in 9- decoy, Leeds. In ISmo. price ss. 6d. bound. said; or to Mr. Lee, Solicitor, la Wakefield, Imm i llicYle'lislia! C i resolutiOn to unite themselves with th e f AltY. The Alcmene-re of REAL Lire and Besiness, including a consr• ••• - • plate Reformation of all the Tables of Weights and Muslims; of something to their advantage. • Wakefield, D ec . 88 , 1 8 17 . . . ~ -,..... . ...!. ~, .. gpau . atriots, in the contest. snoring - between them 7: ' nie shil li n g the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives, Stocks, , 6 ,_. ny, one shilling Exchanges , &c. By the Rev. 3. Joyce. Price 3s. ad. bd. • - • •._ ....- • aaek...-spaan; that, to , carry into effect this intention, DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER - AND - ANA te• 'lle ,; ny, one shilling A Kir to Ditto, for the Use of Teachers ; to which is sub- --, c dip) had sailed from •Earope, andr, on their transit to ry, one shilling joined, a System o f Mental-Arithmetic. Price 3s. 6d. bond. The Flare ELEMENTS of ASETHKETEC ; ear s the Teacher 's and CAUTION TO TILE ruin le. . . 1........ - .*Fh.Alßoria, had. touched' at the . poit of Philadel , halfpenny, one Schoiai's Assistant, practicelle arranged pli ant and R. NEWBERY, may late-A : gent for the. ask ... pkkag *ating e rhos the the arms and hibiliments of sere-halfpenny, pros si ded fee owes t conifcialagaion_ an d .ter -kv- 11 - thhie invaluable brcieesjqyeagfaiial as as s i si gg at rnittioy nifs„,znalting,no disguisegtheir intention to ~ilaki cote - halfpenny ! -sts. Aad,- a o hysi x dpgy..goiaopsiamays,giut. . , clam- illa Paaiti_aist9mirf ancery, foliaded illt i t oi rtlialtir . . .atiktiktfis . stranlii . that they took pissage in a liaised into •orro.Seri, and taught in aim oparedia• . ,she daft If saminsisownie,•p cossiel sot ta ~ ..P5-7- . vtis6C 0..* id to se e non in Sout h America ; th at a Series. To whicHepeatmed the intre&ctory Reins um- be him. (heewkhateodiag„. my ' feWilidrtg -in kla ,• • A ~-..•-• /•., .... . . ARC. .113.0. ' r.stiou and Notation: 'By George' Reynolds, Wrldag Master, conduct towards .07 6 =41, - 4114 . ' iiil;2l%.* 1 % • 0 2 1 .W. 51 43E t ~. come to the ear s of the rev day awl up. Christ's Hospital. In titana.--Nmr4 ready. supplied with.** from me, is now oviiiielkerb lir • laidrilacl,a*priue,9l,. perhiiis, at the instization of e Annuities la , GENERAI, SCIENCE. • eomposidans of Ms sawn fnannfacture;ander-thelimt6 ... ~• • solle ig4nt cif ale &smshtlpTertlin * ent, A pro cation mcirvatave EVIICAIIIO., 411* Elementary Inetroselem ht elm teas therefor**, ifilli 4 ow* ke ii 110 • 11 / 4 1 . 1 *, m Zamica •w.... wastommetked" 4t.41 treseBlSii4l •Ilth Ma. tiler' if Foe , Guarda , various Departments of Lkterature and Science, with Pracdcai against the cons:gutsier' of musssuch compositions, under the • ,_. • • , o, „ -, sad Corps, who Rules for studYing each Branch of useful Knowledge. . By. as erroneous implessiootif tbeis beintl't. lamas; mod or aegerise. 1140aq 03.KOcii . re • .ail, had been c onfi n e d In p•rison, Inv. W. the Rev. J. Joyce, and the Rev. Lew Car- them, that as a, certain math by 'oda so...digtingwAksboarmAce !4.14i,d Mr. Cloy . 3 the cii • mimstanees.attendin.s this Out-Pensi one rs patter, LI, In two thick vols. Bvo. (closely printed , with medicines, each Packet . and Box .wrili in future -1)e11e,,,a label transaction tie cpn - eitly stated, It becomes on impel- nine nine Plates hy Lowry, &c:} 2d Elidon, Al. 11s. L!. bd.. • signed with my laaillet in /WY tress 3 61; 0ir-virifille• ter attention to ~* rious duty . intlle HOLM to institute the • Ilk y - • . A vmumAit. LTIESEDUCTLON to the ANTS and• smarm • con- I beg further Wawa% that the Medicine's! Dr. Jaintervrna ••• '• • • uu l c°rl"' templated by.the amendment which I have propositL produce at the •taitaing a-General Explication of the Fundamental principles which the Public- have been supplied, through Mr. 'Cinerary transmit to the and .Facts Of the Sciences. By th-! Rem. I JoYcfe Im' l2 r9g 4 64. and his fatkete for IltivtLY?arli Iver: airier prepared, or could 'Plat this Was. an extiaindinary ease, was deinon- • I . 1 1 • r •