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M UCH inconvenience and delay have been OC;4* stoned ri.speeting these Payment% Stashes of Remittances, by the neceskary Affidavits not buying been sent, and the Re run)* of iticnmE not having been made, in due time: the Tres rt r ; her-rote, :1 , 136°134y desirom that the Officers should melt.: th••!r hit 0.1%; with tLe least possible delay, after advertisement This day was published, • (Second-Edrion, with some discussion). A TENET of the MILLENIUM; or of the L - 1. First Resurrection to the Reign of CHRIST upon Earth fur a Thousand Years. . • London : Printed fur Richard Rees, 6 € 2. Framing A, Constable and Co. Edinburgh ;.and M. Keene, Dnbliu. After which the new superb Pantomime, called TrIA VALLEY OF DIAMONDS ; • • Or. HARLEQUIN FANDBAI). With new- Muck, Scenery, Machintry, Deevies, itc e . The Overture and Nlu.ic composed by Mr. M. P. COVAI. The Pantomime produced by Mr. Kta 11Y. The new Pantomime, called The Valley of Diamonds, will bv trpvated every . evening. in consequence of the continued illness of Mt Kean, the Tra gedy of Romeo and Juliet' is postponed. To-morrow, The Ninth Statue; with The Birth-Day. Wednesday, the Comedy of The Belle's Stratagem. GREEK DELECTUS. - This day was published, in itmo. price 4s. bound, the Second Edition, eonsiderahly improved and enlarged, of DELECTUS SENTENTIARUM Git/ECA RUM ad USUM TIRONUM ACCOMMODATUS ; emu Notulis et Lexie" on the Plan of Dr. Valpy's Latin Weems. Printed by A. I. Valpy, for Longman, Ilene. Rea , Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Of Nitwit may be had,, the L a tin Deimos, cod all Dr. Velpy's , other Works of it, twit. the Navy Office, earnestly recommends it to ;I ,t: .:,.! the ::id Affidavits to himself or the Paymaster at this Oftwe, and the Returns of Income to the Assessors oldie Property Tat at the Navy Office, as soon as it shall be practicable after the expikitien of each quarter. When these transinitsiens are not made in proper time, the Payments are unavoidably delayed till the nest regular recall-day. T I IEAI' RE ROY4L,. COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain Machina, Mr. INCLIDON; reacher , . Mr. EMkRY ; Loeklt, Mr. BLANCHARD. Polly, Mr. STEV/INS ; Lucy, Mrs. LISCON. To wbfeh will be added, KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO. Fetruchio, Mr. YOUNG; Catherine, Mrs. GIBBS. After Which the New Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN WHITTING . TON ; Or, LORD MAYOR OF LONDON. With etnireiy new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, ace. The Ore' ture and Musk composed by Mr. WAIL& The whole arrangod by Mr. FnaLty. Thrlequin, Mr. BO (.0014A, jun.; Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI. ColuMbine, Mrs. PARKF.R. The new Pantominte.nf Harlequin Whittington, Lord Mayoi of Lendon, will be repeated every evening till further notice. 'fo-morrow, the Trngedy of Venice Preserved. THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL. Irt R. Hk:ADINGTON arid Mr. FRAMPTON .1.11 will begin their SPRING COURSE of LECTURES upon ANATOMY, PHYSIOI.OGY, and the OPERATIONS sZ:I4:IERY, on Friday; the 20th of January, at Two ()Thick. Fra:Liplea and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. HewratonroN.. Anatomical DeMQllStrations and Dissectionsby Mr.Fa P 7014. Further Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Price, Apothreary, at Ake Hospital. "f .1.17 was published, price ss. in French as well as English, PRECIS HISTORIQUE slit NAPOLEON I:I3OI4ARAILTE ;•Jugement porte sur ae Ismael Per srinnsge, d area es gull a dit et cc gull a fait. Pour berm. Win tro ductirin sus • " ISitemoines Secrets." Le tout extrak des Mc- Nair?* d'un Imam° qui ne l's point quittE depuis 15 Ann. iteimprimi sur• la siaieme edition de Paris. Chet Coihrtra, Libraire, 50, Ctinkluit-street, Hanover-square. 'lino. day was published, itl •lihno. prise As. 6d. boards, THE GENERAL PRAYER BOOK; contain.. 1 ing Form, of Prayer on Principles common is all Chrir ans, fur I(diginus Societies, for Families, and for Individual& Chiefly stiecied horn the Scriptures, the Bpok of Common Prayer, and the writings of varieus authors. •By JOHN PRIOR ESTLIN,I.L. D. Printed for 1.-.r•uan, Hunt, Rea, Orme, and Brown, Lon p. en; and Barry ail Son, Bristol. Of whom may hetsad, by the same Author, • Discourses on Uoiversaeßestitution. W ateo. prise 7s. boards. • his day was published, In the Thirst Edstios, with 17 Plates, price ;s. boards, of THE NEW PANTHEON ; or, An Introduction to the JKlrvuotour of the Anctswrs ; in Question and Answer, cf.mpiltd principally for the use of Young Persons. • By WILLIAM lILLARD HORT. Priem! for"Ltmgman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- Rooner row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An Introduction to the Study a c:uonaogy and Universal . History, in Question and Answer. In t limn. price 4s. tki. bound. ~~ THE PAMPHI.EIEER, NO. VIII. This day was published, price ds. 6d. er HE PAMPHLETEER, NO. VIII, Or, IMPARTIAL RECORD of the OPINIONS of CH LIBRA 1 ED Li .::!ti.--Con TAINING, I. Mr. SIRJCANT ONSLOK S SIAM! on the APTIANTICZ BILL—Y. Lira Ot TOUSSAINT I.4jUritTUILL-.-3. woos on the Rtrorr of the P...OI4IISITTZ of W;I_ISKYI*III.4 llireseass-4 JUDGE FLETCHILE . II CELESP.ATILD'eIakii,"'' 5 Sir SA MUEL ROMILLT'S 81PILICIE on the SLAYETRADC—.4. 011 the BZUMAL REA 'MAT of the l'.wer.Low —7. M or TAI.I.ET. RAND%II4EII4OIIIOGtheCOMMItaCIAL RELATIOAS of :tells 11 ZD ~'l'.lTEs With Git VAT BRITAIN..-o.lW.NAismrru nn the Coax LAWE-9. ODEICIEVATIONS on she PUNISIIMEN:r Of she PILLINT ••••11.1. WUY 4,14 MI STILL 4T Alt? or, ESSAYS on the AM E wan .12r ame N, rejected by the public papers as unpof Bold by Gale, Curtis and Co.; Black, Parry, and Co.; Rci well. London : Mace*, .and Co. Edinburgh; and all otlwr Booksellers. KIiTHE celebrated ANTI-IMr.V.TIGINES, or, SOLOMON:S DROPS. (without mercury, or aa y do r _ terioos preparation) which stand in the bighest estimation fcr the cure of the scurry, Striefida, I.eprosT, arid ail &son!' r 4 Rinafing in art Inver, state of the bbod; being gradual; gen'le, and almost inaperceptibie, 41 their operation-111e be.t xch,t.:uter that has eV!? Liven discovered for that dangerous miAeral elfiry„sweetyl4 :be btooti, aoJ s;ifnulating It to expel all tine laic and inspect. juices, giving strength' and tone to the nerva, stilt • 'ening' and •invightiating • both body and mind.— , Price Its. p. r herde r •tie tots in ono familp bottle for Slit. on whirls one small hottk is saved. Tlw words °lsla Swonion, Liverpool.".are en graved on the stamp of each bottle,without which none are genuine. Sold by Samuel Leigh. 10. Strand; Bacon and Co. ISO, 02ford greet; opporite New Bond -street, London, and all 111esticitio li enders. LI" Dr. Solomon Aaperas, volsetaeontadtad by letter, the usual compliment of a oneyound time to be Inclosed, address. tl— " Money Letter. Dr: *Amon, Gilead House, neat- Liverpool, Paid double postage." . LOCK A/40 hlflt CIIC Al. - ENS.% it Y. , ?Jammu—Hie Rtryathighuess the Duke of You. trovea HORS. Ellll of Egreiriont • John lAteuche ' M. P, Earl of L e itri m . I • Col. W. Jones, 11 . 1. P. 4,11. Orl. Lawry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. ee l‘ lll M—Mr.Kieguan, Memberof the.itoyal College w l.ondon . 1 11 1 IS INSTITUTION, established for tbeexcin oer Treatment and Curt of the VENEREAL DI,SEASE:I. and dust dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Uktra %l4Blb.atc. has to boast the cure of nu Jere than 2,000 nuients, an. M 44, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 td 20 ye-tut. Ihe early eyinptorns of Gonorrhoea anti Chan:re arc cured in stew days by Mr. Kiernan!, superior. mai etEcaciet,s male 01 tire4t meut, and that weakness stud derangement of the gettemtive • • a 2rw , which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here 'ere me:esafully meted than oh any ocher plan. &man may be ecoselted as usual, by either set, at his • • /wale how, No. 241.011er Chariot t • street. Seaford- win are, : r e "'ellen boos Town and C oun t r y are to b e a dd res s e d, and neee searl &dime and mellcine will be slew) or sent to any . . Port of the An i d om . just P u blishod rice St. Practical Observations on the above Presee k sold ay ai d IDY Sherwood and Co. N. 20, Paieraoster•row; • lam, *2, Vited•tureet. II . 1. . 61. riIHE last PRIZE of TEN THOUSAND A. POUND 3 that was drawn In January, was En:? Siugen Sixteenths, by CARROI.I. and Co. 5t4.4.k-iirokers, No. 7, Corn :ill, and 26, Oxford -street, where Tickets and Nhare, are now on Sale in'great Variety, tor th• New Year's Lottery of 12 000 Tickets, to begin Drawing the 1 tith of Ti - US MONTI - I ...zelsente contains— 2 2 i - $ 4 Prizes of .690,000 I 6 Prises of +C ;;00 lo,••06 11 - - szru - - 11,r00 I 10 . - Soo - - 1009 I 1 6 - - trio Betties 170 Panes of £lOO, £5O, &c. &c. N. B. All business In the Public funds tramactrd wi:h fide lity and dispatch. Orden; from the Country punctually at feuds d to. NEXT WEDNESDAY THE GRAND•STATE LOTTERY wall begin Drawinit.—Xlo,ooo for the First Ticket drawn a Var.. .€25. th m ere ail 12,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contas . . • •• 5e20,000 10,000 2,000 3,000 600 44 0 300 4 &e. &c. &c. Ticatts and :ilia rs are Selling, at swiFor and Cu's. tortunoe Offices, No. 11, POULTRY; I No; SI, .Aaonal a Hum- NO. 14, CHARING•CROSS; OTiicaT. swirr and Cll. have the pleagure of informing the .Public, that th.y sold in Shared the following Capital Prizzs in the Last Lottety, viz.— L 16,000 2,6;16 1 , ,0n0 13,a9! 755 857 X3OO YOO ritoPEK rY TAX AT a numerous MO . respectable MEETING of t INHABITANTS 4,1 etc WARD of YIN ray, in the City of Lortlon; held on Friday, the Intl' day of Imiturry, 1115, at Cutler. Hall, in pursuance of a Requibitiou to Cum. scrim MAGNA!, Aliern: al of t! , e saIJ Wan!, 6 , to take into cotn.i.lt anion the propriety -it Peticoning Parliament against the Renewal of the Inconte and Property fax," Mr. Ald,rinan MAGNAY W the Chair, • it was intan;mously re;o:ved, I. That this Mectioe has, will the deePestregret, heard tar it is nt the contemplation of his Maksty's :granters to in.raduce measures for co:if:toting the Tax upon income and Property be yend the time allowed by a pe.irive ell:se:meta of the Leel•lature. 2.• 1 hat the said Tax was imposed when a most sauguinary w.:r had placed thi. Country in a situation of peculiar dtlficulty ! awl darzer, which required great siertfices on the part of the People to give energy and sunsuit to its Government, and could . of ly be jte,,ifit,i by the necessity of the case; but which iteces ii.ty having now happily erased to exist by the peace recently eau chided with tl.e Continental Powers of Europe, this Meeting, in commou with ins teltow citirras, sincerely Impel/tat it well be as hero.;; be to fic:al in its I sten was desirable to obtain. 1. I hat this Meeting cannot but recollect the impreision vet sally made on the minds of tl.c people, that Pat-Hameln stood sob:nittly OE4O, that the sail Tax shield absolutely cease at the explraiion et six months after the signing of a definitive Tr( y. And brio leeting is of opinion that the renewal of it would not only be a violation of public faith, bet compel the pee; le to the alternative of csllitrg In question the sincerity. df &tiara:ions that may be made by their Representatives In future. 4. 'lds Meeting is also or opinion that the said Tax, having introduced it system admkting of no distinction between ferma• neon prepetty and casual profits, and kitled toiler arbitrary powers, against whlch there is no appeal, 'is rept:mato to the genuitte spirit of the British Constitution sod to the best feelings of Englishmen ; and that this Meeting do petition the Honour able the Commons House of Parliament against the renewal of the said Tax under any modiftexion whetever. , 5. 'fiat the Petition stow read be the one to be presented, and that the sante die lie at the place of this Meeting for the eigna• tures of the Inhabitants during the three hollowing mornings ! , Sunday excepted, from the hours of ten to Two u'clock ; and that' one of the Representatives in Parliament for this City be requested to pre,ent the said Petition, and not only to give it his ted:vidual stypoit, but also to procure the support of his col leagues ui Parham ..nt. ti. That the I hanks of this Meeting be give, to Christopher Mat,may, Fol. Alderman, lor his readiness in conver.leg the pre seet Meeting, and his Impartial conduct In the Chair. 7. 1 hat the 'flanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Thomas Hayden), for his attention upon the present occasion, the manly and colicise manila he bath brought fm ward the several Reso lutions. S. '!'lest these Resolutions be published in three Morning Papers, viz. the Times, Morning Chronicle, and Morning Ad vertiser; aod in the STAR and Traveller, livening Pawn. • lOSEPH FRITH, Wald Clerk. S kfitA - 41. 1 1 11, P , "+" --v . - - • This day was published, In Twq Vols. Sem price £l. Is. boards, the Seennd Edition, greatly improved, corrected, and enlarged, of A TOUR in ICELAND. By W. J. HOOKER, Esq. F.R.S. and F.L.S. Comprising, in addition to the Contents of the First Eiltion, Three Maps, and a great quantity of fre►h original information, 'Peiliestarly relative to the Trade and burning Mountains of the Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. nnster-row. Fifty Copies are printed in royal tivo. with proof impreuions of tie Plates, price Li. 16s. FRENCH DELEC This day was publlshea, in I :Imo. price O. bound, AFRENCH DELECTUS ; nr. SENTENCES and PASS MGRS collected from the most esteemed French Au-hors, designed to facilitate a knowled • ^,e of the French Tongue. Arranged under the several Heals of the Parts of Speech, toge ther with promiscuous Pasbages and Idioms. By the Rev. I.AAEL WORSLEY. Printed for Longman, Hun•, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noAer-resv. Of whom may be had, by the same Anther, Rules for Pronouncing and &leading the French Language, in ltrun price gs. bound. " This little voltync, with a title so unassuming, has the rare merit of perfortniog more than It promises. We live that this little work , will meet what It deserves. extensive approbation and adoption."—Fclectle Review, Nov. 1814. ELLIJIT'S LIFE OF WELLINGTON. This da7 w:s published, in one large Volume Octavo, embel lished wi*l► 1. An elegant gust of the Duke of Wellington ; 2. The Armorial Hearing of his Grace; 3. An Accurate Map of the l'eninsula; price 14s. in boards, Fr HE LIFE of the Most Noble ARTHUR .1. 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The HISTORY of F‘ance, front the Ai:Erni en Lit :itttry the 1574, to the of Henry the Fourth, to eue preceded by a View of the C.vil, Military, and Political Sneer of Europe, between the midd:e and the chum of that Sista-cat% Cen tory ; and followed by a View oldie State of Europe at the _lac. cession of Louis the Thirteenth. By Sir N.WilliraMWrax dl. A new Edition, handuniirly printed, in 4 vole tivo. £3. 12s. IT. The HISTORY of Rosie; by 'raw; I.ivins. Trans , eel from the Original, with Notes iced Illustrations. fly lira. daz •r, A.M. A new Edition, handsomely printed in 6 Vol*. Bvu piee.e XS. Ss. in boards. 18. An Abridgment of the Hi, roite or Roma, by Velleius Patercalus. Translated from the orii,inal by “erirge Baker, the 1 ranslEor of Livy--handsomei) printed is cue Vol. tlya. price I , 4).:rds. 19. PRACTICAL OBSERVATION q la SUILGEST, illostratcd by C.lse.. by Win. HI., FR. S. 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(who respectfully solicit, the sup port of the Public), 8, Cornhill, and the other Lottery-Office Keepers, trying who shah have the plessure of Melding among , Fri•ildt most of the.PIPTY CAPIF4LB in the .prestot Lottcry, whisk begins Drawing luau. WEDN4 DAY, the 18th instant, when the First-drawn Prise above ANS SW be en titled to Ten Thousand Pounds.—No. ft, Cortffilri. Where were lately Sold, in Shares, to the Pbblic, and 'paid on Demand. No. 7731, £20,1300; No. 512, £10,000; .No. 5357. £300; No. 2375, £500; No. 1705, £2OO. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. tespectfully inform the Public, that Timers and SnAItILI for the ensuing LOTTLIT arc now on Sale at their Office, No: 99, ROYAL. EICHANGr. Thais Lottery, consisting of only 12,000 Tickets, etintains 2 2 •••••••••4••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 , 000 2 .•• •••.. 0000000 saw 2,900 4 The Drawing commences on next WEDNESDAY, when the first Prize above £25, will he• kidded to £lO,OOO, and on the Second bay, (January 27), the first Prize above £23, to £.0,000. ••• Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Orders from the Country, accompanied with Remittance, punctually attended to. Government and all other Public Securities Bought and Sold by Commission. • • 11 . ntaots BARRINGTON'S BOTANY BAY. . adesr the weer ner fylifitted flow - irrove - pspet, and eoriched with two fine coloured prints, No. I. (price is.) to be regularly condoned every Siturday, of yt NEW, COMPLETE, and AUTHENTIC IL HISTORY of NEW SOU ni WALES, from its first Vimation by Captain Cook down to the present Stat. of that lactuising Country. By GEORGE B kRRINGTON, Late Officer of Peace at L'aramatta. To which is added, Barrington's 'l'm age to New South twits, with the Lite, I'riai4, &e. of the An•hor. Accnotttattica wits a finely engraved Portrait. Second Edition, improved and u- co: •inned to the pregent time. Wurk hu ms two Itai,deome Volumes, in octavo, ant may üblle, be ha I Complete. pr.ee A:t 71 boards ; or in 26 Numbers. each Last Ntallller embulitslied with one or more Prints, finely coloured, illtem miss at Views. Manner+, aod Customs of the Natives, and Subjects of Natural Massa % coloured from Nature, with a Map of to Country. Londos:: t':inted for M. lona, 5, Newgate-street ; and Sher wooi, X4eti), and Jaws, Paternoree var. Wehave here &wall written meant of this, very singular .; of colony; an anunieg +ketch of the tountry, its soul, prodone na• Y, In i.e inhibltants,iiatural history, &c. This production cert ainly leery,' carries with it a pollen:lcy nt intentsl aldose., that it is really nits- the performance of that itigenious adventurer." • take Vide. 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