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~. -. • :‘ ,• • • / r . • , NyMBER 8708. THEATRE ROYAL., DRUR Y-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Jam SI, their Ma joties Servants willperfami the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. KEAN ; Mercede s Mr. ELLISTON. Juliet, Miss L. After which the new superb Pantomime, caned THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS. Vednesday, the Comedy of As You Like it : Rosalind,Mha ristrin, being the lut night bet one of her engagement. '1 hursday. the Tragedy of Macbeth. , iriay, the Comedy of the Pruvok'd Husband. aturday, the Tragedy of Hamlet Opbena. MIR L. lEent. THEATRE 11071Alei t alf$NT4 1 4 1 lDlikl. 110 -MORROW,. G ra , w ill b e _ per f orme d. do ISAWE • Utz et A .' Coons Bableilti; Mt. InfltitAT t }lkon, Mr. YOU) An Wurrow isttles_ol4llLL. After which the New Crawl Pa w- cord HARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON. We.lnsday, a new Musical Essisrlskesaent, llr<Tgo 411dioaalles1 iirut her and Sister • *Os Raising the ,Wiad.' Thursday, the Tragedy of Venice Preaerva4;; Friday, Five Miles off; or, The Hager . Saturday, the Play of The Warier. . • , TO DRAW. - ••• .PITALS id pit. MOO.: 400 -. 400 1_ of This day was published, in 4to. price XL boards, T HE EXCURSIQN, being a Portion of *lw RECI.UuE, a Poem. Hy WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme ' and grown, Pater. natter-ewe ; aed at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Preparing for publication, by the same Author, Poems ; including Lyrical Ballads arid the Mierellaneoue Places of the Author . With Additio ns. In 2 vols. leo. • Tho% thty yrere published, prir.s 21. 64. THE OLJEcrtONS against the CORN 'BILL - refuted ; and the Necessity of this Measure to the vital Interest, of every Class of the Community demonstrated. By WILLIAM SPENCE, Esq, F. L.& President of the Holderness Agrimihttral Society. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Pater• rarer-row.—Published, by the same Author, 1. Britain Inclepiadent of Commerce, Sixth Edition, 9s. it. Agriculture the Source the Wealth of Britain, &tom! Edition, ss. is d lg i C a l l af t A sh ; ed it ln _.4o of SELF•CON'iIIOI... viL. l74st r ;h i : L AUTHOR i Mined for Longman, Hunt, Rom, Orme, and Brown o Loa ; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, St tv-Con Tx oz., a Novel In S vols. poet gem price El. 4s. boards. The Fourth Edition. • 4 Wu ascribe great merit to ibis Novel ; some of Laura's maxims deserve to become universal aphorisms, and the examples of her mil-denial are told in a plaittunalfseted way." .ten Advisably Review, August, 1811. TO PREPARATORY SCHOOLS, AND TO ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE 'EDUCA ['ION OF YOUNG CHILDREN. This day was published, price gs. 6d. neatly half bound, and adorned with beautiful Engravings, "Ir NFANT IN E STORIES, by Mrs. FENWICK; consisting of Thirteen Fascingting Tales, composed iu Words of One and Two Syllables, adapted to the understanding of Young Children. London : Pub fished by Longman, llurst, Rees, :Orme, and Brown, Paternoster -row ; and to be had of every respec table Juvenile Library and Bookseller in the United KingJnm. In a few day will be publisbed, In one vol. ern. 1. HISTOIRE des SOCIETES secretes de l'Armee et des Conspiratlons Militairrs qui out eu pour Objet la Destruction de Gouvernment de Bonaparte. Alin, speedily wi'l be publisked, it( 3 vole Bvo. 2. Histuire dea Couspirations formers contre Napoleon Bona parte, depuis 1797 jusqu'i 1814; on, Chronique Secrete de France et depute la Creation de la Republique Cisa!pine jusqu'l la Clam du Tyran Cent. Publire par le Conseil des Conjures des deux Pays. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. Translation of the above Works will appear at the same time. . This day were published, In One Volume, 4te. price .63. es. board., RODE R.IC K, the Last of the GO IHS.—A Trag'c Poem. ' By ROBERT sourmy, Esq. 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In 4 vole. lltinoS ti4 o at. M. boards. rEta 4te 'lobo hire. Author of " Row Ishh poetr y receded by a CU hire, r to , Iltino. Floe tile. . The flied prke 41. 1a des Author 1 ems. Tbs the Author ot vele. IJ4i --- ONE DAY 1 TWE NTY-FOUR CAI r £lO,OOO 2,000 1,000 1,000 500 Soo 500 • I 9 - - - ttoo TO-MORROW is the Third and Last Day of Drawing. A few 'tickets and Shard retnaln for Sale at SWIFT and Co.'', The Contracton for the present Lottery, No. it, Porr.rav; NO. SI, ALIMAIS HISS• No. le., CtiAItING•CROSS; ST RZST. rbls day was published, (3ec:,nd Edition, with some discussion), A TENET of the ,MILLENIUM ; or of the .13. Fist Resurrection to the Reign of CHRIS r upon Earth for 3'l housand Yea/S. Lendoo : Printed for Mated Itios,6ll,'Pallmslll A. Constable and Co, Edinbutgh ; and M. Keeno,.Ddblin. lu-4 published, is also. vsitha PM and Map es. boards, rIIHE CAMPAIGN of PARIS, in 1814. To v,bich is peaked, A libetois of the Campaign of lets; /or, A Biter and Impartial Histr of *meta. from the Inn- Minn of France by the Foreign mica, us. the. Capitulation of, Faris and the Dethrone:Meat of- Non:parte i aeconspanied by i ' I)d:oration of the Oedipal Traits of hie Cluiracter, sod the Cau*of his Elevation. Compiled from Authentic Discussants ant the 'Testimony of Eye-Wieeessis. Translated from th; French of I'. F. F. I. GIV.MJD. London: Printed, fat Samuel Strap... This dakiv i tas T gisbed,ll ) 3 v V ei tit. pr i tra t F ri in b GA M ° Author a Line “ hi age, in infancy, from other's lid 16 all our hope ; to teach tis to tie &Ina, Is Nature's first, last lemma to ataakisd The selfish heart dome, tkepaln it Mere genarOOL.aortne,, 'Mlle l i a b ei , And conscious virtue nsltigetti me a Printed for J. Maaman,39, Ludgate- , Leaden Wilson and Sons, York. ~:' " /IN ERUPTIONS of the FACE, and all ether V Diseases of the 4gin, whether eruptive, inflommatory, or ulcerative: being an Admonitory Treatlsis, Second Radon, p&s 7s. 61—The Author, J. WILSON, Servos, IS, Charles-street Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, having long devoted Molest; to a sclemific study of cutaneous &seams alone, has thereby ic quired superior accuracy of observation, as well as more deckled success i:: prescribing, when econtsked. Published by Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crowiesiesert,=' Sold also by Martin, 19. a, Oxford-street, comer of Or street ; Ilarchard, Pkca4Wy ; and Underwood, fiklrlect-street. In the Press, and will be poblished nest Marsh, Itr One Volume Quarto, with Metes, REMAINS of the late JOHN TWEDDELL, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge; being a Mee- I tion of his Letters, written front vattions arts 40 . die Cofitbiefit torKker with his PROLUSIONES to 1,1114 is alijoinul, an Appendix, containing some Aeentat et tbo Aatilues Journals, MSS. Collections, Drawings, Inc: and.of their extra ordinary disappearance. Prefixed is a brief Biographical' Memoir, By the Editor, the Rev. ROBERT TWEDDILL, A.M. " 0 suatis anima plasm to scam bond., Ante hac fuiste tales paws stnt Piloting far l May/man. Nta.,fiN, 4dlll4olANgett _ , THE #AII6. yPHLETESR, CIO. Vlls. THE This da was pnbibbed,price ed,price6o.64. • ETEER, N 9. VIII; Or, IMPARTIAL RECORD of the opancirs of CZ LEBRATED MEN.—CoNTAISINO, 1. Mr. SUP:ANT. ON sLow's Srtsct on the AIPPIIIINTICS larE of TOUSSAINT LountiTvan—S. 146041ttA• aloes on the RSCORT of the COVISSITTSC of WILICAUTS Mid MEASIIISI--4. 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Wi t h m an y f• t Wan, &e. &e. - Sol by iftelipreed‘ other Bookselims in toms 'ARY 30, 1815. ;. • NAVY-PA lf OFFICE, JAN.], .18i5. NAV HALF•PAIV. A i r UCH inconvenience and delay have been . occa- A•i'm &Med respecting these Pariailtkin eases of Remittance* Wee nuswary Affidavits not hating been sent, and the Re. tarns of 'aeons* not haviag been made, in doe three : the Tress surer therefore, anxiously desirous that the Officers should receive, their Half 7 Pay with the least possible delay, after advertisement of ha issue from the Nevi OffiCe, earnestly recommends it to them, to forward the said Affidavits to himielf or the Payfnaiter' at this Oise, sod the Reterns of Income to' the Awe/sorter Ws Property Tu al the Navy Office, as sees ask shall be practialie after the expiration of each Itestem • . • • • ly,b tbess transmissions ere, not made in proper time, the Newts ere unavoidably delayed till the next regular recall day. OFFICE OF O'ILDNAXCE, Jaaary le, 1815. THE PRINCIP4fL.OFFICLIZS V' HIS .M4 f JE377's ORDIVANCR, sty Erni, eve Mike, • Tkat.Proposals will be *received ai their dike in Pall-Mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of Februiry nest, from each Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COLOURS, both dry and ground In oil, for Service of this De panment for a period of three years, determinable after the expiration of the tint year, upon notice of S - months, at the option of either party. Specimens of the Articles may be viewed, upon application, at the Prindpal Storekeeper's Oflee In the Tower ; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condition( of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall• Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endsr4ed " Proposals fcir Colours, &c.;" but no Proposal= be admitted after the said ist day of February, at 12 o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tenderise noticed. tudess she Party making it, or an Agent in hlsbabelf shall attend. By Order of the Doi* R. JR : C.REW, &c+!• EXCHEQUiR BILL OFFICE, January 118, 1815. AllE:chequer Bills dated In the Months of January and February►, 1614,v15. Supply • 3813, 41,000,000 63 Geo. M. Cap.ll3. Vote of Credit 1813, 5,000,000 - 161. Supply 3814; 10,500,000 54 • 18. TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS If HIS NA JESTr's TREASURT, having giver Direelkssfor toying the Principal of the above swationed Exchequer Bilb, with the Merest dee thereon, di the Exchequer Bill Glue, in the Receipt f Exchequer, New Pelee:Tad, lirestesisuter, so Monday, the 27th day of Fe bruers next, atkadassis will be given daily (Ihnsdays end Holidays excepted) until entel imelusibig Saturday, the tsth February, fray Tea ;Cloth it the Morning till Oae is the Afiermooss, for the tartoseet receiving the sews t asd,for the greskr sfispatchoks hearers iv the said Bills are desired tq place each ducription of Bilk he separate Lists, .fet hick are to he okaheed at this Office) skean: than is the order of heir respectivedates, such as are for the same wawa king einwrically drowsy!, awl specifyingthe trinetiel two awl Attend eke skews, wowed from, hat exclaim:lh, der .a whisk they are ftlpathdj laud, tothesaid 87th sissy e Babreary issetashee.uteat the blow/ will wises and the said Bearers (king Holders w not) SPY hierupossiltli refired ti &kris rash Bill with their weal a:asters: I mad to write their Names wad Rosideaer et the Goatee of mei uteri* List t and they aro mummer required I. Wield the Exchequer Bill Oise for ter asext,and to receive the mew Bills, awl ghee the Remit* f., the saw. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bias should k desirous 1 receiving Payment of the Primate! and Interest, ?reeks: to the said 27th day of Februaiy, they may k are•amodated,•ei cossortimg the Interest to the day on which they wish to k pail, ad leorisiag the tail Bills fee ' eawsination ow day trio- thereto. Semi Pewee as way be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills is whale w is tart of Payment of Principal, rpm swift was Bills, sod irswfiessiag the ~rat at the bottom of their Lids, defivered w or leas Saturday, the 18th February, may k accommodated with arty Bilis i lserryiag ea Interest of Threstexa Halfpenny by the day,ow wery Ome Readied Pewees, which said New Bills will bear late the said 27th Sy qf February, and will be deliveresi,together with the lamest due ix rested 4' the Bills se &sired to he ncshaaged, oa Tuesday,thi 28th day if February, end the felkveisiz Days. N.B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to January, 1814, have been atomised to be paid oE, and the Interest dorm* has ceased. HATFIZLD HALL, In the Township of . STANLEY and Pariah of WAKEFIELD, in the County of YORK. TO be LET upon a LEASE, and entered to at pleasure, ALL that rural and handsome Mansion House called HA I FIELD HAIL, situate within two miles of the Town of 'Wakefield, and seven from Leeds. within half a mile of the turnpike read from Wakefield to Aber:ord, beau tifully wooded,and quite retired ; replete with every convenience fur a Gentleniaa's Family; consisting of a Vestibule 23 ft. 9 in. by 17 ft. Dining-room 27 ft. by ls ft 9 in. Breakfast-coorn, ex clusive of large boot-window, SI ft. by 17 ft. 3 in. Library 11ft. 9 in. byt4 ft. 9 ifi. en eseellent Masher; 93 A. by IA R. lin. Back Kitchen 110 ft. by 19 R. b in. Housekeeper's &mat 20 ft. , io. by 14 ft. with a large convesient 310r040091 adjoining; , good Butler's Pantry and other Pantries, and a commodious Servants Hall 21 ft. I in. by by 35 ft. 9 le. on the ground Actor from whence thee is a .handsorne sight of stair) leading to al; very good Bed-rooms, with Dressing-rowns and coavenient Clo sets adjoining thereto, and four good airy Bed-rooms for Servants. There are four excellent Cellars within the house, end at a ma rodent distance Is a beige comnsodlotta, Barn, good Stahl's& Coach-bones Sheds hr Cans and Dove-cott ;an excdlsat Kitchen Garden, surrounded with brick walls, covered with healthy well•bearing Fruit Tree. ; Pleaoure-groutis, and large Fish-ponds, well stocked with fi ; and any quantity, nut n eeding fifty or sixty Acres of good Meadow and pasture Land anon/Hog the how, tad out4altam. • John Irvington, of ;Smiley, will thew, the Premises; and other yarticialars may be had at the o ffi ce of Mr. Lee, Solicitor ;or of Mr, loka • Robson, Builder, bock la Wakefield; at.d of Mr. Lake, Solicitor, Delegate-hal, Linden. Wakefield, list hooey, till L • • FOR COUGHS ,HOARSE.NESSES, &c. MR. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LO: ZENOES of TOLU, the great demand for which, after 311=of fifty years trial, peeves theat.a superior remedy for g Hoarseness's, Sore Thrusts, Asthmatic and Coo ;native like r goesisa only have R. BAT WA ID d on the stamp, by sithatthay are prepared, as successor to T. Greeassib, the hivaawr. • ail& la bone, at is. pit ea*, Wife eppointment by F. New bey and Sons, Sc . Pare same anti Co. Dew Cltreli.yard; Baileres Co. ' net; Nix, Royal Ex =Ward, bite, liobern; ' b o rough; Sanger, 190, emit; Imlay rand Baal f Mini se, Pie. welly I eats die Vs:Am of Geed= , Wieserat s,mei be kW, hte.Oesepeoglie odisseed Tina tures tar ~Woe teeth sod Qum, gadeying the Tee*. sell,At'es• at curl. ' • • • • . • . • 1 I P' .4 . . • 4V; ib i r , 4.„ - .. • Il'ii I. `• , 14 . L 1, .. .... '. -.. ••• t!" . ! .. "`"""1” 6 !! .'"-..1 111 1' • f . .. . ;.... - 1 1 • .. . ^ • . '.. 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I 1 Cure Posterlsres..-M ••• • • 1 -0 T " O' Oka I t, • Crhirer SWIM ' 4 ' • " ' • IV . ' #V 4 4 o Fig ab it t l e tt o 6. °lll =2= • ' ! .-, :2•% . • Hedy NN' ' i io. .-e, Ws, Jo* "WS,' bear.' . • • - town sad ednory. .11,ricii4.0°-'4 r •. - • ' • • , . .• (OS ll . MONDAY, JAN O. • • • ••• .... PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. FRD4II.I7I.IRD4r G4ZEI*7E. •Ni/••••=mil.. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JANUARY 28, 181 S. Copy cite Letter from Captain Sir George R. Collier, K. C. B. of his Majesty's Ship Leander, addressed to Rear-Admiral • Otillth, and transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Ship Leander, December 29, 11114. SIR—I have the pleasure to acquaint you, that _with the squadron under my orders, being in quest of ,tin American ships of war which escaped during the late gales from the ports of Massachussets, I had the rood fortune, yesterday at sunset, to capture the cele brated privateer Prince de Neufchatel, hermaphro. ! Ate rigged, pierced for 22 guns. and having 18 mounted, six of which erelong nine and I 2.pounders, L and the rest 12-pounder carronades ; measures 330 tons, with a crew of ISO men. under the command of Nicholas Malin, by birth a Frenchman, and one of superior professional skill and enterprise. She sailed I front. Boston on the 21st instant, and is the corn 1111.etest vessel I ever saw. The activity of the 'Cap tains of the Newcastle and Acasta cut off the chance of escape from this cruiser during a chase of ten hlur the wind blowing a hard gale. I cannot retrain from congratolating you on the capture of this vend, as she had been chaced during former cruises by up wards of sixty different British men of war, and fre quently under their guns; nor did she bring to, in the present intance, till the shot from this ship and the Newcastle-were flying over her. I have. &c. (Signed) Geo. R.. COLLIER, Captain./ To RearbAdnihrel Griffitk E kc. &c. Ste. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Finn and John Johnson, of Nottingham, taylors and copartners, dialers and cbapmen, to surrender February 10, 21, sad March 11, at eleven at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. . Attendee, Messrs. Bleasidaie, Alexander, and Holm° New- Inn, London, or Messrs. C.eldhatn and Enneld, No:nosh/tn. Thomas Palmer,. late of Bahia, South America, merchant, Feb: 7,14, and March li, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, MY. Poole, Ada:lei-court, Old Broed-street. John Gould, of Aston, near Birmingham, chyntist, dealer and chaptitan, February 10,11, and Much 11, at twelve, at the Roral.Hotd, Birmingham. Anomie', Mr. James Platt, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or Mr.- hikington, Birmingham. David Hargrave, of HollywelLrow, Worship:square, Shore , litch, Middlesex, carpenter and cabinet-maker, dealer and Chap man, January Sl, Feb. 7, and March li, at twelve, at Guild. hall. Attornies. Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Charter-house. square, London. Hear - y Cooper. of Selntbury, Gloicestershire, farmer, grazier, dealer and chapman. February ::r , 23, at the Northwich Arms; Btngwoitis, and March I I, at Vol Reindeer Inn, Worcester. Attorney, Mr. George Bonifield, Bon eerie -street, Fleet-street, London. Charles. Engledow, of Stockton, Durham, grocer, dealer and ehapman, Feb. 9, at two, Feb. 11 and March it, at twelve, at the Red Lion, Stockton. Attoniey, Mr Ra'sbeek, Stockton. Gouldimith Ling, of Nortbwicb, linen-draper, dealer and chap- San, Feb. 9, 10, and March 11, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attends% Messrs. Wiudus and Co. Chances plane, London. James Elder, of Almoick, Northumberland, merchant, Fcb. 20, 91, and March li, at eleven , at tbc Angel Inn, Alowitk.-- Atornles, Mr. Selby, Ala wick ; or Mr. Burn, Auction Mart, Bartholomew...sae, London. Philip Ballard, of Great Malcom, Worcestershire, scrivener, dealer and chapman, February 9. at five ' February to, and ' March 11, at eleven at the Reindeer Inn, Worcester. Attor ney, Mr. Bouslield, Bony/Tie-street, Fleet -street, Loltion. John Graves , of Barton upon-Trent. Station:Aire, common brewer, dealer and cbapman, Feb. 9, at two, Feb. 19, at ten, and M arch 11, at eleven. at the ICing's Arms lon, Derby, Attortsies, Mr. Savage, Great Winchestrn-street, London ; or Mr. Greaves, Derby. Henry Newnan. of Knowl-Hill, patigh of Wograve, Beaks, shopkeeper. Feb. IS, 14, and March 11, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Reading. Attorney, Mr. Edward Vi.les, lteadi ,y. Philip Hawkins, late of Beer-lane, Thames-struts, n '.:on, vic tualler, and now of St. Thomas's-rents, Southwark, dealer and - Chapman, February 4, 18, and March Ir, at one, at GuildlialL Attornies, Messrs. Hutchinson and Emmett, Brewers-hall, Addle-street, Wood-ureet. John Brooking, of Bristol, dealer and chapman, February it, 9, • and March 11, at one, at the Luddon Inn and Falb. it I avern, Bath-area, Bristol. Attornies, Sir Samuel Whitcombe and King, Serjeant's-Inn, Fleet-street, London; or Mr. Joint Henry Fraaltis, Small-street, Bristol. Thomas Russel, of Beverley, Yorkshire, victualler, dealer and chapman, Feb. 9,3, and March 11, at eleven, at she Dog and Duck. Beverley. Attornies, Mew.. Hall and Campbell, Be verley.. Henry hmithere and John Hampden Smltben, late of Midge.. street, London, and Osford-street, Middlesex, Feb. 4, 11, amt Mardi 1 i at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pay Popkie, Demmtreet, Soho. Thomas Amor and Isaac Amor, of Whiteparish, Wilts, farmers dealers end &airmen, and copartners, February 10, at six, Feb: 11, wed March 11, at eleven, at the Public Rooms, New Sib rum, Wilts. Attornig, Mr. Thomas Oakiord, iiilver- street, Salisbury $ or Mr. Popkic, Dean -street, Soho, London. Edward Martin, late of Alcoubury, Huntingdonstrry, farmer, dealer and chapman, January 3i . Feb. 18, and March 11, 4 , ten, et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A. C. Bond, IVare, Herts. 'Edward Sharman, of Bugle street, Saval , •-row, V. Cill1: 1 116:Cr, cheeteMunger, dealer and chapman, January 31, Fe!). is, and Mirth - 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Willi, ss, 1, Soraer's•plase, West Easton-square. Jobb Stanton, late nf Birmingham, timber-merchant, (hut now a gnieoner In the Fleet,) Feb. e, at one, February 1 t, and More b 11, as twelve,at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. liousfiell. Somme*. street, Fleet-street. ,)wee late of Clifton, Gloucestershire, dealer and chap. I Man, February 7, li, and March i I, at ten, at GuildhalL . Attorney, Mr. Evans, Hatton-Garden. Dintld Anderson, of Gray's Inn-lane, Middlesex, coal-merchant, dealer end chapman, February 4,16, and March 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Battyc,Chant try •lane. William Twitebin, of Kingselere, Hants, inaltster, January SI , st wice**, Feb.ls, and March i I, at ten, at Attoruies, Mr. Barfield, Hatch:an, 13:.rks ; or Mr. Carter, Temple Chambers, Landon. wfiga l at Hob*, of ksanterbury, plumber, glazier, aril painter, dealer and chapman, Feb. i 3, at seven, Feb. 11, aid March 11, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbtry. Attor,lirs, Mr. John - James Peirce ) Canterbury ; or Messrs. Cullat, 11' unhurt: and Collett, Chancery-lane, London. George Wdsmore end Henry Batley, of Newgate street, London, linen-drapers and copartners, dealers and chapmen, Feb. 4, i i . and March 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chip. chase, Walbrouk. Thomas Day Finch, of Cambridge, farmer, Feb. 4, 1 1 ,and March 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attotnies, Messrs. Rooke and Coe, Artnourees-hall. Peter Simeon, late of Tokenhouse-yard, and of No. s 4, Chiswell street, merchant, Feb. 4, at twelve, Feb. I i , and March I i, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, 01.1 Broad-street. Robert Fowler, late of the Strand, Middlesex, but now a Om. net In the Fleet, jeweller,dealer and chapman, Feb. 4, se t we're, Feb. 11, and March 11, at one, at Guildhall. • Attorneys, Meters. Mayhew and Price, Symond's-Inn. Charles Henry White, late of Lower Oroevenor-Street, but now of Nlx 7, U biontageatreet, Montagu-square, willow, desist' Fri). 4, 11, and Marcia iI, at sieves, m Odelbll. ' 2 , Mr. Lourdes, 17, Clensenes-lure. •-• • .4 . ; i • 1, :f. • This day was poblished, ,In Itmo. with Plates, price sa. bd. rrHE picTUREof NATURE, or a GENERAL SURVEY of the PRINCIPAL OBJECTS of the CREA 'I lON, which result theolsolvis to the Otriervadons of Man; calcined to. convey Miscellaneous Instruction to Young Persons, Goad to.dirtet their Attention to the great PirsLCause. 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