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11! . 2). ARM V CONTRACTS. CotarMasarilt Mpartment, Trenalry Chamber', 2C th November, 1818. • is hereby given to all Persons desirous acing to supply the following Articles for the tire viz. hi; Majesty's Land Forces In Cantonments, rd Barracks, in the undermentioned Caustic.' : forth and South Wales (in the seorral Counties of). UTTON—To his Majesty's Land Forces in Can la tilers, and Barracks, In the undermentioned d Islands : ng the Cornwall, including Stafford sager- Scilly Sussex Deren Warwick, Kent (including TB. Wilts bury Fgrt) - Worcester dud- Leicester North &SosthW4les an of Unrolls t Monmouth Norfolk Northaseptom (is the several amities of) Lie of..Wizht. his )lajesty's Cavalry in Cantonments apd Quar-' crs, in the undermentioned Ccranties: - . Monmouth Stafford. iz.—Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Ca -racks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quartets, in nentioned County: York. el:veries are to commence n#l and for the 25th day of , that Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked h • Army Supplies" vett be received at this Office hureday, the 24th day of December, bat none will be twelve o'clock on that day, and If sent by post, the be paid. oust be made I t ' . e 't.y for each County (wiel d of the several deis.::' , :of North and South Wales, E which must be InCluded in one Tender); and I must have the Letter which is annexed to the crly filled up, by two persons of known property become bound with the' party tendering in the d in the printed Particulars, for the due perfor : Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless minted Tender, and the prices expressed in words ad should it so happen: that during the conticuarice Lct no troops should be supplied, the expense of the I Bond, paid in the irst instance by the Contras l refunded to him. sof the Contracts. may be had upon application at rani, between the hours of eleven and five. as of the Bread and Noel may be -ten at those Chun us the hours of twelve and two. , Ens ON RETIRED OR lIALF-PAY, ACID WIDOWS ON THE PENSION. :BY beg leave to acquaint OFFICERS and Ws who may appoint me AGENT for the receipt red or llalf-pay or • ension, that I shall pay th e mutt on to their business, and no charge will be mule for hen an advance is made on account of the current undertaking of a second person to refund such ad ,e required In the event of death or other unforeseen sting my receiving Ewan Government, the money ALEXANDER JOHNSTON. i.rand, London, Nov. 6, Ole. AMERICA. ATEST and most Condensed ACCOUNT ERICA ; comprehending the Geography, Clishate, Jegetables, Animals, &c. of both Hemispheres; its d Moral State and Divisions; and.more particularly capacity, Projects, Road., Canals, Navy, Commerce, e, Finance, Government, andliterature of the United the Spanish and British Provinces; together with a i'iew of the Unconquered R. pions and Native Tribes, nd in the FOURTH PART of the ENCYCLO METROPOLIT4NA, just published, price One boards. • Printed-for Rost Penner, London. • This day was published, ,by permittion, to the Lord Bishop of Chaster, band ,ly printed in two vols. Bvo. price 301. boards, o'B JERUSALEM DELIVERED: an -it Poem; with Notes, and occasional Illustrations. fri.lslated by the Rev. J. H. HUNT, A.M. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. L3n: Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgato-street. THE ELEVENTH EDITION. Tkis day was published, price 9.a. 6d. ICE to the YOUNG WHIST PLAYER.— By T. M.ATTHEWS, Esq. thh Edition is introduced a Postscrip t, comprising Ob s derived from new Cases that hive recently fallen an once of the Author. by and for W. Meyler and Soo, at the Bath Hera!d .nd sold in London by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; d, Neely, and Jones ; J. Mawman, Longman and Co. Holt; C. and J. Oilier, and by all other Booksellers. Ta:s day was published; handsomely printed, 01=es octavo, embellished with Portraits, price 11. in boards, the Third Edition, of :LIVES of Dr. JOHN DONNE, Sir HENRY' Air. RICHARD HOOKER, )Ir. GEORGE ERT, and Dr. ROBERT SANDERSON. To which Lit added, Loos and Tours, by Isaac Walton. With tad the Life of the Anther. By TIitKIAS ZOUCH, D.D. Prebendary of Durham. hese were honourable men in their generations." Eettres. 44. 7. for Payne a:.d Foss, and J. }lawman, London aan and Sons, York. wham may be /sad. h.'s Merno!rs of Sir Philip Sidney, eto. Second Ididon, boards. Rl' AND IMPROVED EDITIONS OF THE _ EL E(; ANT EXTRACTS. ay were publidied, a New Edition, neatly printed in One very large Volume, Royal neck tos. in boards, EtiANT EXTRACTS in POETRY ; being similiia Detign to Elegant Estracts in Prose. 453 ' Printed for J. Mawman, and the other Proprietors. ' Of whore may be had, I •Tint. Extracts; or, Useful aid entertaining Passage!) in .acil for the Itriprovornont of Young P.:I sans. New .1, royal Rvo. 20s. in boards. Epinles; being a copicns collection of familiar and a g I.... Jets. A Nen , Edition niiieh improved by additional is of bibboa Beattk, Ccw r 'r, Sir W. Imes, Siciian:bon, Nlataga:and mar e c:aci3, royal beg. POs. J 06141. r Ce•bi --- ogr• - • • . , - -r. .• Per rent , . a M ~,a 7 , -• .cz.. , Zei- -:. 4 ‘• o sl -r ,C, ' l / 4 11 B''' . .i 4 •• o- kk I ' I: • - , b .• 4,,,..„.76..44., , . .:.... 44... ........t., . ... . . i ~ • . .....7t.. ~.k.n.... . . 4.4.. ...,..,„.,,, ~,...s ...,.. 4 .0 11 ,4 11 • . 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The following Resolutioeo w e paused unanimously I o !Ari ... wEoff i .s tre k.,o„. o 4,e r „ N 0 . 9, c om mit lift," 17, half-pay orthelffh West tali ffigraikat, • to be Lielittlaeht. - ..1j - N ip , jo ia.sh e stvo go n o r k, Im m o, ! - vice William Baboke, who exchanteimeentelng the dklihrome. Proposed by Sir Rosen , sax, Bart. and - secoodc‘ by?, stothe spl.c aw and to remind them, that 6th Ditto--•To be.Coptains of Catopandes—Captain .John WA, oacir the Drk, : CLAIMS' FORUM., ES4I. M.P. • • ibis Is the only Lottery elf-1413110 Titkett, Mt eget imagined i • frt2m ii. 'ff - Pal li g a l i r laellithi 6 t• - •fi ,4 nohert Broom who Deo* Wand ithaleas, frots.„Adfspay 1. That In , the. oPinlo •f this Meeting, WM. TATLtOIt Pour Prints of a...M , Mtla. .is are Meant ether Oapitais of 0141 **Ilei k MONEY, Esq. M.P. is eminently qualified to supply the outing gs• 000, .4,00 0 , ._ - 4s ar.,..itt—aubet , le e r are on sale a the Reguncolo vicc-JOhn Sillincnon. wlu 3 rachauPlf*.i i rj . i'o be tieutenaL.ti—lAeutenantialisitel Anne/rot*, halt kik variety aet •WhIMS I trlrrrllletunite 0, is the Court of 'Directors, caused by the lamented death of that 1 se l t r; l , Ludgatsbaccam . mme i ' ay of die grighlMint, illiattleilitapher Phillard, vita op abbe aid distil:gobbed Member of it,,Mr. Losermaa . 'THREE Priamof . 4:X4)001 . - . , 1 - 3 - 1 7 A, - , -- i w . t elsonees- n a y 'o big the -diboos ; Lieutenant John Pollock. Of die Od • IFSM lice Willi* Bt.:matt, 'wins Proposed by Jones ALLIALIDZA ) Esq. !LP, and aecbtaded by *ore wild in Shares hi the short apace of Thrteessislantli..Yiz., ra di ate ,. ~,e si w it diedtioo l o. Dorassur Saaw,.Egq. , • . If- • 7 111,600 Is ii Make 430,000 ' IS* Patto—LiesteunaL.lmlsosms, from the dlat Foot, es 'f,`,. That this opinion is launder! On • Re. I:onity'sguneral -if) d . ? *..1: 35 141 1/ . I n v, 1 1 3 1 = I : 1 30 741 / 2 " ) .000 . 1 - Tice Tientenaat, vice ISt " OM what tet6esapera hatpay knowledge of the interests of the Conment--lits indefatigable si o, A l i b o o m , In t h e ig ui a a immd 4 . 0.1 fr pronipetto, and - lkdle 511 1 . 11teles ettall 4 ed lie fillesieme- • . Ihato—Capsoin Robert Pow" teem the Ha .. r...b. be application to public innitiess---his acknowledged talents, and on • . ... Agaley, • - • • ' Cent* of a (Noway vise Itaggalhiaiihe4 LOWtsoltho "g -ibe high integrity of his character. tr ARROWSMITH'S ATLAS, , .- - 4 . files aria blarpoy of ;loraota poet. Proposed by Joan Foams, Rm. end seconded by Agee Cm"- This day was published, in royal 4to, price Ll. 16s. half-bound, Nat Ditto—Captain Odin Campbeß, from the 00th Foot, to be ' ten' Biqa . or £2. 12s. tid. coloured, , Captain of a Compaq, vice James , who retires upoh 5. That impressed with a strong conviction of the benefits A NEW GENERAL ATLAS, constructed from • ' lllll6 l l aY of the each Toot; Lieuhillwai° 6o2 Geolle•ftwes the _. talf-pay of the 7th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice William which the Company cannot fail to derive from the services of an the latest Authorities By A. ARROWSMITH„ Hp. Allan, self) exchanges, receiving the difference. drographer to the Prince Regent. Exhibiting not only the individual so justly entitled to esteem and confidence, the Pro . Boundaries and Divisions, but also the Chains of Mountains, 1111,1,'....Ditt°—Tiroombethe4 Captainsof Foot , C: P eter 4eB- ' f i a .P tain la W ced illiain ce prietars who are now present earnestly recommend Mr. Mo- and other Geographical Features, of all the known Countries in . ••' half- w p n ay wn 7%th Foot; Captain Courtney Cham ber, from the NET'S claims to the patronage and support of the whole Contd. the World; comprehended cthoemgehendleedolinths3e Mt, origiis i a a l iL Drawinzs, lin. Foot Guards, without purchase, vice Boddie, disunited sent Body, and they accordingly pledge themselves to make the t i ri t nted fur Archibald lity Constable r and Co. Co. ne k y :dinburgh ; and the service. - most strenuous and unremitting exertions to insure his success Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Landon. To he Lieutenant—Lieutenant George. 'Frederick Pascal, from at the ensuing Election. Also may be h a d, just pubgkelle • the 81st Foot, vice Robert Lierailtoo, placed upon half-pay of the 61st Foot. Resolved, That the above Resolutions be inserted in the pub- as; or, GLOORAPHICAL Memnon' : 35th Ditto—Lieutenant Newland Richard Tompkins, from the He Papers. THOMAS BARING, Chairman. com n p e ris ED ine lli rC ßa olll ll pl G et " e Body of Gography, Physica l, .. Political, Statistical, and Commercial . Handsomely printed imam half-pay of the Regiment, -to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Proposed by Tooter Hosts, Esq. M.P. \ and seconded by Ge- ble columns, and containing 25 Sheets of Letter-press. Parts I. Wel2b, whtexchanges t reaei vint he difference. ;Mend Gahm= Dmitri., M.P. 11. and 111. price9s. each. To be compkted in Twelve Parts. 41st aritto—Laeutenant W i lliam . atson, to be Captain of a • Company., by se , . v i ce Muir, woo ret ires; Ensign ...• That the cordial Thanks of this Mating be given to Si` Two- CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. Richard Butterfield, to . be Licutenarrt, by purchase, vise . wag BASING, BAPL for his able conduct in the Chair. Watson. - --- - - . ...---. 45th Ditto—Brevet Major P. O'Sbaughnessy. from the 2d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice William Hardwick, wi.o retires ripen half-pay of the 2d Foot. 50th Ditto—Captain. James Bishop, from the 95th Foot, to be Captain of a ~.Company, vice William Alexander Gordon, - who retires mien half-pay of the 95th Foot. Seth Ditto--Lieutenant Jobb' Dillon, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Henry Irwin, who retiree upon half-pay. • • 55th Ditto—Captain George Herbert, from the half-pay of the 25th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Arthur Menne, who exchanges. ygsk - pato-4;13/Iga —... Townsend, from the 96th Foot, to be Fuasign,. lice John Wright, who retires upon half-pay of me 96tfiTnef.• • . S2d,Ditles--. - dai.oriames Thomas Robertson ' from the half-pay of .the Bth Foot. to be Major, vice Henry Adolphus Procter, `who exehabgreil Lieutenant - George Harman, from the b..if pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice William Mason, who exchanges; and Richard Collis, Gent. to be Lnd,m, witl.- out purchase, vice 9P Mahon, deceas ed: 111.11 Dian—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Blaine)+, from half ie.ly tit' use late Regiment of Malta, to be Ma;or, vice Donald - PdaixlCiriald:Whfi •eiehinget ; Capt.liii A. - lionaldson, from "- the hatapay - ortho 44th Foot, i• be Captain of e Company, vice Ronald Macdonald, who excbarges. 94th Ditto—Lieutenant Percy Pratt, to be Captain of-a Com pany, by mitchafe: vice Kingdom, who retires ; Ensign Tho mas Richards,. Timbrell, to be LlOUteHallt,by_porchate, v.-s Pratt; John Avers Kingdom, Gest. to be &sign, by pia -chase, vice Timbrell. 99th Ditto-Captain Emanuel Thomas Poe, from the Rile Bei gade,lo be Major, by purchase, vice Martin, who retires. ad Ceylon Regiment—Brevet-Major Thomas Bayley, from the half-pay of the late 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thomas White, who exchanges. • • • • •.• : HOSPITAL STAPP. Brevet Deputy Inspector of Hospitals Alexander Lyon Emor. son, M. D. from half-pay, to be I hysician to the Forces • De puty Purveyor Jonathan Croft, from half-pay, to be L;eputy Purveyor to the Forces. . To be Inspector of hospitals, by brevet—Deputy lespector John Robb, bl. irk To be Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals, by brevet—Pbys!cian to • to the Forces Theodore Gordon, M. D. Staff-Sur t ..:on Tun mai Inglis. MICASOI4IIDA. The promotion of Cornet Edgell to be Lieuter.ant in the 11th Light Dragoons, has not taken pace. The Christian names of Captain Allen, of the 64th Foot. are Joseph Arthur, and not John Arthur. • The exchangebetween Lieutenadf Fox,•of• the' Royal. West Italia Ranger:4.aq Lieut.:mot 116.1 0 Dernicat, of the Bth Foot,bto not taken place. -phi dstekofibeAttailtnii+rivis White's reinstatement in the lid Ceylon Regimont is.ffist June, 1817, and not ith March lel e. , • .. .BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Robert Billiard, of West Markham, Nottiughainshize, farmer. BANKRUPTS. CAIMBAIDGE; DECEMBER tl. The subject et the English Poem, for the Chancellor's gold medal, for the preient year, is " Pompeii." Friday, the Rev. William Williams, of Queen's College. was admitted Bachelor to Divinity; John Prirnatt Maud, of Cain' College, Master of Arts; and William Henry Harvey, of Jesus College, Bachelor In Civil Law. Tuesday, Mr. Edwald Wilkins, of -King's Collett, was ad mitted a Fellow of that Society. OXFORD, DECEMBER 12. The following subjects are proposed for the Chancellor's Prizes for the ensuing year, viz. For Latin Verses—" Syracum" For an F.ngliah Essay—" The characteristic Differences of Qreek ind Latin Poetry." For a Latin Essay—" Qtionam fuerint procksue in Cause, quad for: a de Carthagine triumphant r • The brit of the above subjects is intended for those Gentle men of the University who have not exceeded four years from the time of their matriculation ; and the other two for such as have exceeded four, but not completed seven years. gm Room Newniciares Pats.—For the best composition in English Verse, not containing either more or fewer then fifty lines, bany Under-Graduate who hat not exceeded lone yeers from t he ti me of his matricula ti on—" The Iphigenia of Ti manthei." Thurodm. Nr• FAwallt Dickl=oo Stott was elected Taber der, and metre. Joseph Simpson, s See Co'oper Bolton, Wm. Aires% Hexer Meelshis Robert Siepherd, • Joseph hallanttne Dykes, and Joshua L. Bragg, licholars on the old foundation ; and Air. Richard Bracken, Scholar on Mr. Michers foundution, at Queen's College. I Thursday the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees : • MARTYR Of AIM Ilev. Frederick Vine, Taberdar of Queen's College. BACHELOR Or ART% Thomas John Powell, of St..Alban Hall. • Henry St. Andrew Sc. John, of Wadham College. William Swi ft , Scholar of Queen's College. 'Edward Dickenson-Scott, Scholar of Queen's College. • _George Chilton, ditto. 'Walter Matthews Paul, of Balliol College. The ~ ,o st Noble the .',:arqpis of TitchSeld, of Christ Church. Richard Pearson, of St. Jolois College. Alfred Tooke, of St. Mary Hall. • William ,Carre Tupper, of Pembroke College. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Bishop of Hereford has collated Dr. Grinton, the Very Rev. the Deno of that Cathedral, to the valuable Prebend. of Moreton Magna. A Dispensation has been granted to the Rev. Wm. Doinville, ALA. to hold the Living of Winforton, together with the Rec tory of Munsley, both ip the Diocese of Haden d. Rev. George Glover, KA. to the Rectory of Billingford, Norfolk. • Rev. Joseph Coming, jun. to be Master of the Free Gratnmar School at Cbudleigh. ' • ' Rev. George liaggitt, M.A. has been elected Lecturer aif St. James's„ Cambridge. Rev. John Himles Grannie, M.A. late Know of Finihroke Hall, Cambridge, to the Rectories of Earl Sober :and .Moak &Main, Rea Wm. Guineham Prebendary of Wells Cathedral, to the Rectory of Bretton Fle ming; Devon. Tuesday, the Rev. Philip Hudson, Clerk, was instituted to the Rectories . of Almerton, with Runton near the Sea annexed, and Felbrigg withlifelton, In Notions, on the presentation of Frederica Marina Cecilia Windham, of Eltneres, mar Kings ton, in Surrey, widow. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENnsxzw, ENCOURAGED by the flattering testimonies of regard, and the cordial assurances of support, which I have this day received from a very numerous and most respectable Assemblage of your Body, I am induced to renew my earnest and respectful solicitations for your Votes and Interests at the ensuing Election. If I should, through your suffrages, be elevated to the distin gnished situation to which I aspire, I can assure you, with great sincerity, that it shall be my earnest endeavour to emulate the example of your late lamented Director, Mr. - Lomosee, and •de .vote my best attention to your important concerns. lhave the honour to be, Ladies- and Gentlemen, . • Your obedient, obliged, and faithful Servant, WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. StreithastePark, 'nth December, 1818. - TtING S HEAD TAVERN, POULTRY, Deem:me 12, 1818, 1 1 11 E COMMITTEE for conducting Mr. JOHN G. LA VENSHA W's ELECTION, beg leave most respoct , Int to repeat the publication of the following Letter from Lord etpronu, late Governor of Madras, which was submitted to their notice on the late vacancy in the East-India, Direction : " London, July 6, 1817. " Sin—lt is always grateful, to me to be called ton to do justice to public worth, and more especially in respect to ser vants in India, where the most distingnished abilities and the greatest worth often perish, as it were unknown, and are rstfustd the best bf all honours, the respect and applause of their country " The Province of Arcot had been'recently transfeteCil to the management of the Company, and exhibited.n melancholy pia tore of the effects of cruelty, ofvestortion, and of general had Government. It became the duty'of the Council. of Fort At. Georges to select an Officer who should at once repair these oda fortunes, and establish the superior character of British Admi nistration. Your•general conduct recommended you for this important station, •and I am happy in the opportunity of bearing testimony to the successful exertions of your intelligence, of your jtrniee, and above alb of your humanity. These are your titles to my high respect.--I am, Sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) " W. BENTINCK. " To John G. Ravertsbaw, Esq." Alinander Rhind, Lime -street, merchant, to surrender Dec. 19, Jan. 2 and 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Poole s :Adun's7court, Old Broad-street. John George and Charles Benjamin George, Redford4treet, Strand, tinplife-workers, Mc. 15, 29, and Jan. a , at twelve, ' •at Guildhall. Attorniea, MIMI& Carden and Son, Paar.ses. buildings, Temple. • 4 Joseph Day, King-street, Holborn, go7clonith and jeweller. Dec. 19, 22, and Jan. 23,• at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Messrs. Richaniwn anti Miller, New Inn. Henry 9culthorpc, Nottin;hans, li-,en-draper, Dee. 27, at seven, .22, at eleven, and Jan at th ree, :A the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. • Attornles, hiessts..Long .ard Austen, Gray's Inn, London ; .or Mr. Percy, Nottinghall, Charles Dalgairus, Llverpool ' merchant, IS c. en, and Jan. e 3; at tee , ht Gtdldhall, London. i.trorley. Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old liroad-street. Richard Norton, jun. Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, paper hanger and stationer , Dee. 15, J..a. 2 and 25, at ten , at Guildhall. Attomies Messrs . Hutchinson and Hopkinson, _ FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAKETTE. This Gazette contains Addresses of Condolence to the Prince Regent, on the death of the Queen, frc-n the Corporatism* -a Liverpool, Greenock, Plymouth, Bston, Dumbarton, wi New Windsor ; the inhabitants of Brighton; the Justices of the Peace for the Liberty of the Tower; the 'Grand Lodge of Freemasons in Scotland, and the Presbyteries of Glasgow.; Ayr, and Dnui batton. MILITARY - PROMOTIONS. • WAR-02112Z, DECE:4II64 11, ISIS. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guardo,,Surge.as Thotnu Galbraith Logan, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice • Job, who exchanges. • • • . _ 10th Regiment of Light Drag i onne-7.Licutenant Lord John Ben thick, from the lit or Grenadier Guards, to be Cornet; vice Lord George Sentinels, who exchanges, , • 11th Ditto--Captain William. Blundell, from the 22d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice James Alfred Schreiber, who retires upon half-pay of the 224 Light Dragoons. • . To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Francis Blundell, from the 225 Light Dragoons, vice George Sehreibe:, who. retires .upon , 224 Light Dragoons, receiving the difference; Lieu tenant George Williamson, irons half-pay of the 12th Light Dragoons, *Admit #iirtitti.;e. • . 13th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Barrington Tristrain, from the 225 Light Dragoone, to" be Lieutenant, without purcliaie; William Hisiop, Gent. to be Cornet. without purchase; Sur geon Henry Job, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to IssiNur - geon, vice Logan, who exchanges, 18th Ditto--Lkuteuant -Robert Comet* be Captgla of a Troop, by purchase, vice Lloyd. who retires. To be Lieutenants, by purchase—COrnei Raids Nisiett, - itke - Coate; Carnet 'slosuas Hunter, *co Cruicksbelika, who , retiree. • dart , To be Cornet, by purchase — George Hamilton; of Belfast, 1 , vice bliabeti. . rer or (ktmeslier Be meal of Toot GatrlP—Corstot Lord • _ . Lincoln's Inn New-square. George c om bi e , Chleheite?, winter, Dec. it, le, and Jan. • • 25, at eleven, at the Dolphin Inn, Chichester. Attornirs, Mr. James Sowton, Gray's inn, London; or Messrs. San tini and' Fuller; Chichester. '• RObert..WlCay;•KnOtsfond, Clailiire, linen-draper, Dee, IS, SO, and Jan. 23, at thret:,:at the Bush Icn, Dearngate, chester. 'Attornies ' 'Mr. Law, Piccadilly, Manchester; or Messrs. Adlington imd• Gregory, Bedford-row, London. Samuel Combed:, Chichester ' brewer, Dec. 17, 18, and Jan. • 2.5, at eleven ' at the DOlphin Inn, Chicheiter. Anomie', . Mr. Sowton, Gray's Inn,. Legdon ;or Messrs. Sowton and Fuller Chichester. 'John Thomas, Tabtrnacle-walk, St. Luke's, Old -street, slate merchant, Dee. 19, 22, and Jan. 25, at twelve, at Guildhal/. Attorney, ,G Mr. l Odl ugliss,, iota's Inn. Jain Ilughesoake, Upper Thames -street, wine and spirit ' merchant, Dec. 19, 26, and Jan. 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs: Templer, Glynes, and l'llmson, Burr sireet, East dinithfield. Chatles Mill, Lower East Smithfield, dealer in Irish provisions and %ail-cloth, Dec. 19, Jan. 2 And 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attirhey, Mr. West, fled Lion-street, WuPPint- Thonras - 110butham, Derby, groper, Jan. 1,2, and 23, at tie Vet. at the Sew Inn, Derby. Auarnies, Mr. Greave, Derby; or Messrs.i.ong and Austen,. Gray's Inn; London. John Bull, Sysinty-stneut, Senttais Town, coal-inenskatn, Dec. . • 19, Jan. leat ad li 25,4 twelve,4 &tondo, Mesas. liyaratut g Clarke, Craret-stAct, Strand. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. Lanus nun thurrussar, AFTER the very flattering. Resolutions passed in my favour, at the late General Meeting of my Friends, and the daily increasing promises of support I continue to re ceive, I cannot but look forward with the most confident hopes of success to the result of the present contest for the vacant Seat in the Direction of your Affairs. Again, therefore, I earnestly solicit your Votes and Interests, ' and have the honour to be, ladies and Gentlemen, You/ most obedient and much °bilged bumble Servant, JOHN G. RAVENSHAW. King's Head Tavern, December It, 1818. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. IT is notorious that various disorders of the hum an frame arc brought on by dissipation in youth, and a gross violation of those rules which prudence dictates for the preser vation of health, and laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a firm and strong constitution ; the blessings of health Me no sooner:lost, than painful experience teaches the inesti mable value of it, and th e unhappy patient looks around, too attar, in vain, for the means of its recovery. . Dr. Sownop recommends his CORDIAL BALM OF GI LEAD to those whose constitutions have been impaired, and miaow nerves are affected by too intense study, or long residence fn hot or unhealthy climates; in which cases it will brace the relaxed nerves, strengthen and invigorate the constitution. Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, ISO, Oaford-street ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Tett, lischange; and Ward, Holborn; price 111. each, or four in one Family Bottle for aas. by which we " engr bottk dim sa the Stamp.ved, with the words ~ Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool,aved on Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-IMPETI GENES, or SOLOMO.W,s DROPS(vrithout mercury, or any deleterious preparation), which stand in the highest estimation for tlw cure of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, and all disorders originating in an impure state of the blood ; being gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, in their operation--the best substi Mer tute thee has ever been discovered to that dangerous mineral - wry, sweetening the b lood, and stimulating it. to expel all amt. out and impure juic es, giving streth and tone to the sky. , 'enlivening and invigorating both body and mind. n Price I is. perbottle, or four in one family bottle for sai, w hich one small bottle is saved. The wordseb bo " Saud. Selimen, ! Liverpool," are engraved o n the stamp of w ttle, without which none are genuine. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual com pliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addreesed, " Money Utter. Dr. Solomon, Gilend-hente , Lirorpolk raid Ps u f t " " . . •