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, MONDAT; . FEfgtU. NUMBER 102280. ,Y 7 3 1820. - ROYAL lIIJMAgR SOCIET , tioictrarril 1774, FOR THk RECOVERY OF PERSONS APPA • ItENTLY DROWNED OR DEAD. President, K.G. His Grate the Duke of NOITUUURERLANS, D.., • T HE ANNIVERSARY SERMON will be A. - preached before the President, Vice-Presidents, Di ?Teton, and Governors of this Institution, on SUNDAY, 1 the 15th •Fehroary, 18: - .0, at the New CHURCH, ST. !Nair jl.A- 134.44:4E, by the Rev. EDW.+. n D BARRY, D.D. Rector of St. I..nnarcl, and St. MAry, Wallingford, Berks. Divine Servica will begin at a quarter before Eleven . o'Clock. Several Persons who have been restored to life will it :' .ar.::ld. JONATHAN BARBER, • Registi-ar and Secretary. ! No. 4s, St. Paul's Church-yard. • PUBLIC OFFICE, BOW.STRRST, FEE. e, 13:e. rIIWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.-Se veral ANONYMOUS LF.rr Ens having bean sent within these few years, by the Twopenny Post, to Captain V I NCF.NT, and 5130 to other branches of his "'amity, the above Reward 'will he paid to any Person or Persons who will discover and .satisfactorily prove by whom tha said Letters were composed, written, and sent 121L1,9TRRRT, DIEVMELEY-SQUA RE. CA PTTA T. RPs I hEN'ell, adapted for the accommodation of • N 051.1314101, or Faxitr of Ihrttscrtotr, with excellent at tached and detached (Wises, Coach-houses, and Stables for Nine Hayes,. • . • • •• and March IS, at eleven, at arse, l)stidhalla Attorney, liSr..., rse, Lyon's Inn. Rdward Greenland,- 014 Kent-road •• , : , earpeelter eb S I I and March IS, at ten , at Guildhall , F niatp . Attorney, Mr. Clin lta. tti a Burr-street, r.ast Smithfield. ' Thomas Le Chevalier, bite if Weattonender.Palge, C r . MB42_ tershire, brewer, February IS, 2G, and Mirth 38, ellosrer,. at Guildhall, London. Attorthes, Maws. Moe' and Co. . Lincoln's Inn. DIVIDENDS to he made at G UILDAALL....' Feb. 26; R. Felton, Lawrence Pcnintneplane,bor4lierchant, at eleven. Feb. 2E, M. Hanly, Mitrr-court, Fleet -street. ta vern-keeper, at twelve. Feb. 29, W. Renton, Hextern:Serd, nurseryman , at twelve. Feb. 29, R. Edmunds and T. C. lisr rett, Strand, ' Kent, mealmen , at one. Feb. 29, S. &well, 3 1 ., de - nate-street, plumber, at ten. Feb. 26, C. Smirson, Cop thall-court. merchant, at ten. Feb. 12, C. Maakensie, Caro line-street, Radford-square, merchant, at ten. Feb. 19, 1) Chapman, Faveritharn, butcher, at ten. Feb. 96. H. Siff ken,' Bulls-Line, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 26,1. Willis, Wardour street, coach-maker, at eleven. Feb. 9.6, J. P. Hagedornjkoad street, merchant, at eleven. March 25, J. Hewett, St. Mat:- tin's-lane, builder, at eleven. Feb. 29, 'l. Coring, Staines, Mid dle:ism tailor, at one. Feb. 29, J. Bayley, Pitsey, Reser:, dueler. at twelie. Feb. 26, J. Kirkhain Leek, & rd affoshire nastier d.•aler, at ten. ',F e b . 26, G. Pardon, Plymouth, line',.-draper, ten. Feb. 26, G. Ettehask,D or k int, anolorrom, &iterate,. Feb. 24t, R. lihridear, Yeatterdtig vitemiew, •at 'Aber. Feel. 8, tbst H. W and ft Siv3rJefferv's-wfustre, usavelsams,`at ten. Feb. ft, J. 'Elliott, Hayes. snaltster, at eleven. Feb. 26, J. IL Aglow, Vereesartut, Oxford.strnet, goldsmith, at twelve. DiViDIiNDS to be made In the COUNTRY. Feb, 111, Mary Ann White, ;Great Coggesbeg, clothier, at 11, at the Reds f Lion, Colchester. Feb. 22, B. Gibbons, jun. and T SheaStoke f s, IChgswinford, lron- masters, at el e v en , at the Whe t , Bewdley. Fete, 28, T. end J. Pownall, Manchester, sprit-merchants, at ten, at the %Vanua Bulkeley Arms, Stock port. Feb. 28, M. Watberspoon Ilverpool, merchant, at ta ,o.v„ at the George, Liverpool. March 5, ' Ho yt, Knotting! y grocer, at elven, at the Pcatefract. F eb. 2. ''. Brammer, Handswonh, Stever, at dee, at the Town I I Sheffield. Feb. 28, W. Baker, I s, dyer, at eleven, at th , 2 Court House , Leeds. Feb. 28, IL - runderdale, London, in. r chant, at elevn, at the Bridgewater Areas, Manchener. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP& Dolisbil iz A. Abrahams and W. Myers, Mile Town, Kent; pawubro kers. J. Burrows and J. Ryley, Coventry, riband-manufaca turers. W. Lowe and J. Wylde Ilishopsgate Without, chy mists. T. E. T. G. an d R. J. ransford, Bristol, hat-manufac turers. G. Firmstone, and A. and J. Onions, Dawley-green Colliery. Salop, colliers. A. Grimshaw, A. Keighley, and J. Fairbank, Farsley, Yorkshire, clothiers. T. 13rown and J. Rishon, Bedford Nursery, New Road, nurserymen. T. and J. Ellis, lielston, Cornwall, talltsters. N. & C. and J. Johnson, Manchester, cotton-manufacturers. W. Hicks and H. Edwin's Glouaester, builders. W. S cott , j un. G. Cranstoop, and /J. fit Nelk, Naples. I. Cohen and J. Joh, Hastings, watch-tnakert. J. R. Scholes and M. Kirk, Manchester, cotton-merchants. H. and W. Hall, and B. Bothwell, Leeds, snuff-mtrchants, J. and • IX Slowan, Neweasee-upon-Tyne, teseAsellers7 C. and W. Grafter, Bristol, coopers. IL and F. Trimmer, Farnham, Sur rey, drapers. V. Simpson and W. T.Comber, Threadneedle street, merchant& W. Ransom and J. Dawson, Rotherhizhe, mast-makers. W. H. Coz and J. Shepherd, Friday-street, Ch:apside, wholesale habenlaabers. J. Dixon and C. Overton, Ltandelty, Brecknockshite, colliers. It. W. Fell and T. I. F. Bnbn, London-;treet, merchants. W. IL Partingtcm and C. I-1. , Usherwood, Hizi-street, .Lary-la-boilne,annatomanufacturers. Xl. Jones, 5. Watt:, and J. Melton, Vauxhall-walk, petters. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraviey's •Cofftralouse, 'Cbanke—Allcy, Cornhill, on TotsraAr, Pb.e 29, IBM, a t Twelv e o 'Clo c k, i n Tw o Lots, AVERY ELIGIBLE unASEHOLD ESTATE. Lot 1, comprises a very commodious Rest.lence, adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman. or Family of the first distinction,destrablysitnate, No. 1 n, Tlill-street, Berkeley-square, planned with suites of spacious handsome Apartments, contain ing, on the Upper Story, f our goo d Slerping-rooms, &c. on the Second Story, font; excellent Beti-chambers, Water-closets, &c. Principal Story, a spacious Drawing-room, communicating, by folding doors, Io a !Lek. Draning-room, handsomely fitted up , and a 'Boudoir ; Ground Floor, Entrance-hall, Vestibule, or Inner Nall. commodious Stone Staircase, a capital Dining,parlour, Breakfast-room, Water-closets, Oarden, Ecc. In die Base ment, a very excellent range of Dames& Offices, attached and detached ; Wine, rile, and Beer Cellars, &c. Lot P. comprises a commodious !tfews, with Stables for Nine Horses; Five Coach houses, whir Lofts and Apartments over; Yard &c. inclosed. N. B No proseclntion is intended. the only object iwview being to discover the Author and Writer of the .yid Letters. Application to be made to Mr. Stafford, Chief 'Clerk at Raw street, who will pay the Reward upon such disiovery, and proof being made to his satisfaction. DEDICATED TO TITS lIT.:IESTY • GEORGE THE MOURTI4. • This day was publhhed, the Tenth Edition, reeised and cor rected. with One hundred Maps and Views, Trice ss. 6d. bound in red, 'HE - BRITISH E3IPIRE in 1420, consisting A.. of coll.:lemma and accurate Accounts of the present State of the British Dominions in turope, and of the Colonies and Dependencies of the Empire in the Pone Quarters orthe World, at the period of the Accession of his present Majesty: By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH.- Printed for ar Richard Phillips. and Co. AMICABLEInranc psin SO th C i I s offi ET, are FO eff it ec i t N ed SU in ß c . ert kN . C in E c l u r es L at lV a 'ES re. , bIULJEANTS INN, FLEET-STREET, LONDON, ISCOILPIRATED ay QUM! AXNC, 170 G. . ?THE DIRECTO R S have now to offer to the at tendon of the Publ ic, TAIL= of !Lys, which have been httely conipleted, for the INsettauce of Lives , at the various Ages f rom Eight to Seventy-two); either foe the whole Life; any specific number of Years; the contingency of one Peson surviving another; or for the joint coninuance ado Liv e s of ' two Persons, the Insurance paphie on the Death of either. ... du:tion of nearly 20 per Cent. and, on the whole, on terms g:eatly favourable to the Insured. T. Insurances may be effected from £_oo to £5OOO, and every kind of Insurance, however short the period of continuance, is c entitled to a participation in the pecuniary advantages accruing l'i to the Corporation. These advantages are wholly appropriated /. to the benefit of the Insured, in pruportion to the amount of '.' I each Insurance, as circumstances arise in the year in which the death happens. :1 or the Claims upon this Society which became payable in 4 respect of Insurances on the Lives of Persons who died in the ~ .1 tilt Year, 75 Glares, on whic:: fourteen yearly payments or more .1 have Leen math:, receive i:e.litions amounting to 53 f•es Cent. • th:te Shares havi.ig made thirteen yearly payments, 25 per Cent.; . i.c : , .hares having made . eLiven yearly payments, 17 per Cent.; 'z' 05 Shapes having made nine, two Shares having made eight, and . two Sharer having made seven yearly payments, rec,:ive 11 per ' Cant. in addition to the sums originally insured. v Abstracts of the Charters and By-Laws, with Tables of the Prer.dums, may be bad at the Of fi ce, where attendance is given daily flora Nine till Three o'Clock. By Order of the Court of Directors, J. PENS.III, Registrar. • Ts be viewed by Tickets.' Particears may be kW at tbe 'Subscription Mum, St: l'auttes-etzaet ; at Gnrraway 4 e; sad of Mr. !labium, Warwick street, Golden-square, of wits% Ilekets for viewing may be bad: NAPOLEON'S MEMOIRS, BY HIMSELF. PHE ENGLISH TRANSLATION, BY MR. O'MEARA, will be reads+ 011 MONDAY MORNING; with the addition of One Hundred and One Reasons, dictated by the Author of these 'Memoirs to the Editor, proving that the anonymous " Manuscrit de St. Helene" was not written by Napoleon. The FRENCH EDITION continues on sale at 12s. in extra boards.—Printed for Sir Richard l'hillips and Co. N.B. The unprecedented demand for this Work having ren dered it necessary to prepare a inuei larger Lditinn of the Translation than was urigieally intended, the publication hls been unavoidably deferred from Thursday till To-morrow, when it will positively take place. DEVONSHIRE-PLACE, PORTLAND-PLACE. DESIRABLE PLEASANT Rr.SIMENCE, With excellent Attached and Detached Offices, Coach-houses and Stable, Garden, &c. with immediate possession. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange Alley, Cornkill, on Tt•use.tr, the 29th February, 1820, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for a term of nearly SEVENTY YEARS, at a low Ground Rent ; comprising a commodious pleasant R ESL DENCE, elegantly fitted up, tfegrably situate N 0.4, DEVON SHIRE-PLACE, PORTLAND-PLACE, contiguous to tbe" REGENTS PARK, adapted for the accommodation of a Va mily of Distinction ; containing, on the Upper Story e an excellent Nursery, two Sleeping-rooms, littisemaid's Closet, and Water closet; on the Second Story, two eapital airy Bed-chambers, and a smaller one, Housemaid's Cl et, &c. on the Principal Floor, two spacious lofty Drawing-r&ms, elegantly fitted' up, communicating by handsome mahogany inlaid folding-doors, with Balconies at the Lack and front; Grouod Floor, a com modious Entrance-hall, Stone Staircase, an ecepllent Dining parlour, Library, Dressing-room, and Water-closet; in the Base menkare a wry complete Set of Domestic Offices, attached and dettelieti, Garden at the back, Four-stall Stable, Double Coach house, with Man's Room and Loft over. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be bad on the Premises ; at the Subscription-Houses, St. James's4treet; Hotels, Bond-street ; of Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rackhsma, R. - dickers, Lincoln's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square ; of whom Tickets for viewing Etas , be had. . Tnis day wu published, The Fourth Edition, improvcd, price ss. 6d. rrHE ART of PRESEitirING tile-VIGHT unim- A. paired to extreme Old Age, and of re-establishing and Ktrengthening it when It becomes weak. Wi&h Observations on the Inconveniences and flingers arising front the use of Com mon Spectacles, &c. &c. - By an EXPERIENCED OCULIST. Printed for Henry Colliuna, Conduit-street. This day was published, in TwO Vol.. Syn. The Second Edition, corrected aird enlarged, priez Ts. bds. I_l ISTORICAL ACCOUNT it' DISCOVERIES L 1 and TRAVELS in AFRICA, front the earliest Ages . to the present Time. Including the substance of the late Dr. Ley den's Work on the subject. 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Wice, No. 302, ..itrar.d. • Council, requiring all Persons in office of authority or govern ment at the decease of the late KorG, to proceed in the exccu dim of their respective offices, pursuant to the 6th of Queen Anne, and the 57th of his late Majesty.] BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joshua Haworth, jun. Hull, m r:hans, BANKRUPTS. • John Buck, late of Arundel-street, Strand, stationer, to mi. - render February 15, 26, and March 18, at twelve, at Guild hal Attorney, Mr. Watson, Clifford's Inn. William Gallant, Leadenliall-market, fishmonger, February 8, 22, and March 18, at ten, at GulldhalL Attorney, Mr. Jack son, 'Change-alley. Thomas Chase Patrick, Austin-friars, insurance -broker, Febru ary 42, 28, and March 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. rittor ales, Messrs. Wiltshire and Co. Old B;oad-atreet. Archibald Todd, late of Catheriae-coart, Tower-hill, merchant, February 15, 26, and March 18, at twelve, at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Clarko, Buitopsgate-strert-Without. John Fuilcarton, Manchester, saddler and barnese-maker Fe bruary 18, and March 18, at two, at the White Rear Inn, Manchesfer. Attornies, Mews. Wright and Cole, Temple; or Mr. Dumvile, Piccadilly, Manchester. Thomas Windeatt, Bridgetown, Berry Pomeroy, Devon, wool kti-ruanufaeturer, February Is, 19, and March 18, at eleven, at IS'eakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Anomie*, Messrs. Darke and Co. Red Lion-square; Sr Mr. 'rink, Plymouth Dock. Thomai Harrnah, Liverpool, Ifuilder, March 2,3, and 18, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Willis, Cornwallis-street, LlverPooL Peter Martin, late of Little Harrowden, Northamptonshire, baker, February 16,ar six, 17, and March 18, at eleven, at the Hind Inn, Wellingborough. Attornies, Mews. Bridges and Quitter, Red Lion-square; or Messrs. Hodson and Burn ham, Wellingborough. William Wornell; Downton Wilts, linen-draper, Februzry 22, 23, and March 18, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bris tol. Atsornles, Mr. Clarke, Bristol; or Messrs. Jenkins and Co. New Inn. John Hughes and John Clare, Liverpool, grocers, February IS, 29, and Marcil_lB, at eleven, at the Offiee of Messrs. Keighto ley and Son, Panover-street, LivcrpooL Attonaies, Messrs. Keightley and Son, Liverpool; or Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. Itichaed Wilson, Birmingham, merchant, February 18, 19, and March 18, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. At tousles, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane ; or Messrs. Webb and Co. Birmingham. Charles Stewart, Hull, spirit-merchant, February 12, 14, and • Much 18, at ten, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Hull, s tornies, Mews. Watkins and Peoly, Stone-buildings, La coin's Inn. • John' Cron Jardine, Sheffield, draper, February 11, 12, and March 18, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Capes, Holborn-court, Gray's Lap ; or Mr. Hardy, Sheffield. Nathaniel James Turner, Tower-street, merchant, February 8, 19, and. March 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Doughty, Fapertbuildings; Temple. Daniel Giles, Syfotd, Becks, mealman, February 13, at six, 16, at ten, at the Bear Inn, Wastage, and March IS, at ten, at the-New-Jan, Abingdon. Attornits, Mr. Nelarin, Essex street, Strand; or Mr. Graham, Abingdon. Meaty Elliott, Chippenhani, Wilts, clothier, February 43, 24, ind March 18, at twelve, at the Commercial Nouns, Bristol. 'Anoraks, Ales..rs. Bautdillon and liewitt, Bread -street; or Messrs. Bevan and Britian, Bristol. John Walker, jun. Axbrjdge, somerwt, brewer, February 11, 18, and March 18, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Cross, Cumpron Maul). Attornirs, jllr. Gdes, Eachfortli near A abridge ; 'or. Mr. Pain, New Inn. • 'Jaime Waters, sate of 'renterden, Kent, prharer, February 2'2, 23, and March 18, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn, Tenter den. • Attornies Mr. Butler, llye, Sussex ; or Messrs. Dyne end Son, Liscofu'a Inn-lieltis. - Mary Margaret llonstead, late of Devonshire-street, Queen.. ttpiare, dealer, February 3, 15, and. March' 18, at ten, at AttOrtsey, Mr. Nioholls, Castle-Alyce, 11‘lbt tr. Thomas- Ljlishani, tit. James's-greet, confectitu:er, February 4, 15, and March 18, at twelve:at Geltdhall. Atreniles, Messrs. • 'Richardson and Cu. llerF•street, St. James'a. Jonathan , Aiillarei, heliowa maker, February 8, 19, ST. PETERSDURCiH, JANUtIRY 12. At the same time, with the ce , .v Thrift; a new He n'tilation of the Customs has also been publishe '. It is very long. All former Ordonnances on the subject are revoked, so far as they are not ca :firmed by the present Decree.. This Inverial Decree states, that from the time that the kinpdom of Pol.ind was united with the Russian Empire, his Majes:y's care has been constantly directed to found the prosperity of both States, as far as trade and manufactures are concerned, on the most complete reciprocity of ad vantages between the subject s o f b ot h ; treaties had therefore been concluded with Austria and Prussia, &c. The general principles for the operation of this traffic, in the Russian Custom-houses, are the following Ist. The effects of this Tariff' extend to all sea and land Custorn•houses and Carriers in Russia and kola' d, except those along the Asiatic Frontier, for which there are separate Tariffs. 2.1. The Tariff becomes in force on the Ist Ja nuary, 1820. Si. Foreign merchandite imported into Russia, in 1819, and for which the duties have not been paid by the Ist January, 1820, are to pay them accord ing to the - Tariff of 1816. 4th. It is determined, in the first part of the Or donnance on the Customs, what goods are allowed to be imported by this Tariff, and by what Custora houses and Carriers. sth. For all articles of importation and exporta tion, a double duty is to be paid—lst. ()p un the weight, the measure, and the notaberof the goodi and, 2d. On the value,• according to the pimciples especially laid down in the Tariff. The duty is fixed. in the Russian silver, but in the Custom-houbei in the Russian Empire, is to be paid in notes of the Bank of the Empire, at the fixed rate of exchange, which will be published at the conclusion of every' year, for the calculation of the duties for the rear following ; with the exception of linen, woollen, and leather manufactures of Prussiaa origin, for which, when they are proved to he such, the duty may be paid on the land frontiers of Russia, in Russian sil ver coin. In die Russian Custorra•housex, or de Kingdoal of Poland, the merchants have the option of paring the duty on .all goods either in Russian silver coin, or in Bank notes, according to the rate of exchapge when published for each year, or in Polish currency. 6th. Though by this Tariff a double du: y is imposed„ namely, an import and a cpnsurnpticn duty, they shall b.alrbe paid at once. on the cleat a:ice of goodx., 7th. The deduction fixed ore the tare is fired by particular tables of imports, for all liquid goods ; but if dry Immix only, for Prussian_ linen, woollen and leadter wares; for,.the limber dry import articles no tare is fixed..hut it will be esiim:lted according to special tablei dr4wn 41 for the Cu*tom•houses.--, i o s a Every Inekliant who *ill not agree to th e d e d uCtion e e r p c e s r u l ee e n t r . h f a o t r t , t b h: Et:iotaa s :eb e : s h l, e_ iea s r,s htuae.bedth b y has thernsek x a right 6 o le s il For ail exports i t cer.i.ir. deduction for tale-is fixed. ~:. .._~ •Dir: IPM..."'•• — • • . .• i . t i.; 0 •,. ~ _ . ~ - • . . - ,_ , • . •--- v .-emir- - --, . . . . , . ....,_ 0•• • • • • • ' 1.. k .--\: • . '' . * . '"- • - ' • - ' . ' ' . 1 - 17.. . • • 4.'t -; . ' .. , • • , ~ ~.• 5. . . . ..•. : _ . • (•• ...,. , . --- "'"ea ' 4 : . -••• '- ... '' . . . 11 / 4 I °2 Z • • • . . '• • ‘ ". '.• •;:... . - .... .., •• • .•••• 't d ......• • I7 4 T i • 0, . ''Vs • 'it. • • . .• -. ' ' ... •‘4 . •• li k . A . . • . • I‘ , „ . - s . ~, jet _ , - - • • ,:: ii 4 • , • -..:,,' I_, ./ . • .. - ' - "N r"A,- . -- - 41\%... 44 6 1111 r - • jn ( 1 1 ,• 1k I . .. • .i2 ii l l , . • - 20 --... 1 ...e ..0_. ..._ . ... $ , . " • 0 . . • . . • 401 1. o,) II '-•- (1 P • 11 k• • - 1 • A .f ii ; • . . . -.... 4 -;` .6 111e . O r ."' . ' -'%. -• or N,„ • ''. • i fllll e••. . . . , ' . - ,eF .4 ' 111L ." 2' • -'' . . . ' • ' ..ie.".'• , ;•• ' ? . i ..: s ~.. .. .: . . . • • i .'f' - ..!--•ee',6,..0 . . - . .. „....___ 41 U 31•11E11 - 10 ' • , . - ese . .. . - EBRU ARY 7, 182,0. • .., • ... . 4 ............ammum . I - . .•. ON . aciimmiiimommimunimiamminsor. , . • PUBLIC OFFICE, BOW-3TItEET, t S ., Ed ari w d ard Miltcli Greee n land ' at e e ol le"l4 4 , st Kent:L ailniall ad Ammer ' , mr. oval, • - ' it . i ITILL-STREET, BETtIcELEY-SQUARE. Attorney, Mr. Doe I' ROYAT. lIIIMAA socirrt, TER 2, ts.:e. • r CAPITAL RESIDENCE, adepted for the accnmmodation of ark, Lyon's Inn. 1-g hoirtrerra 1774, TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.—Se- • and March 18, at ten car P timr, Ir d l e"r7 silk , • FOR Tilk RECOVERY OF PERSONS APPA- • N 01 1•1131.4n, or native-xi(' Dintec me, with excellent a k'. ii: t RENTLY DROWNED OIL DEAD. President, Ins Grace the Duke of Noanwatteausins, K.G. THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON will be veral A NON YMOUS tx.rr I.: RS having been sent within , these few years, by the Twopenny Post, to Cap tain VINCENT, and . .. also to other anybranches of his family, the above . 7: . 'will he paid to Person or Person* who will discover and. t_ached and detached Offices, Coach-houses, and Stables for a ßurr-street, East &flambee . also Hones.-- . At Garrawit T .5 0 .1. 8E S OLD louse BY chan Al ge TC .4 Tl ll O cl N ., , commit, an a By Mr. ROBINS, . • Ta t ° ers m hi " D re f ,:hr l e Ch n es: " 7 i F e s t r eo ' t nra o lle he r e y m el.r ifn ad W . i e te 6"664lllderjjare a: Gkiliea. ''' at Guildhall, L oe don . Anorks, Maws. Plisse •11 r 1 sanstactorily prove by whom the said Letters were compesee, ,e. - ', • • Lincoln's Inn. ;'----: -- -Ilk i .i' ei , 1 . 4zit preached before the President, Vice-Presidents, Di- written, and sent vesper, Feb . 28, 1820, at Twelve o Clock, in l'wo Lots; • , . veer - keeper , et ye a :a :w e e :3l;l e abi.alt,y, A:tre mm -cu asds tun i a le n e d T. C. air. ... • i 4 * ••• . • !Teton, and Governors of this Institution, on SUNDAY, N.B. No proseation is intended, the only object isrview A VERY ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. ,at twelve. Feb. 4, W. R e ,, e , n. H or t-"reet cor ee_;r d ta Z . • ~,; .i • • . the lath -February, 18CO, at the New Cneecte Sr. MART- being to discover the Author and Writer of the nid Letters. -LA. Lot 1, comprises a very commodio u s Etnelence, adapted __ . ... - i.', ee ..l3„, eere by the Rev. cjewo rt D BARRY, D,D, Rector Application to be made to Mr. Stafford, Chief 'Clerk at New- for the accommodation of a Nobleman. or Family of the first t of St. Leonard, and St. Mery, Wallingford, Berks. street, who will pay the Reward epon such disiovery, and s,o D oc iri k r7 Service will begin at a Quarter before Eleven proof being made to his satisfaction. '- Several Persons who have been restored to life will • .' treed. k! - i JONATHAN BARBER, • .. DEDICATED TO HIS ST :IL STY GEORGE THE MOUR'rI4. distinetioa,dedrablyeitnate, Xnete., Tfill-street, Berkeley - square , planned with suites of spacious handsome Apartments , contain ing, 021 the Upper Story, four good Sleeping - rooms , fit. on the Second Story, One excellent Bed-chambers, Waier-cloeets, &c. Principal Story,* sp • acious Drawing-room, comneunicating, by • ' folding doors, 0 a !tick larawing-room e handsomely fitted up, This day was published , the Tenth Editioe, revised and tor - anda 'Boudoir ; Grimed Floor, Entrance-hall, Vestibule, or Inner B et u t z , Strom! ' Ken ,pumen at ten. Feb, 6 C. , G m. .. ti lm enri jason e; c ( *re !op- . '.. !' lineF-sebilt:l.E.lo:llFfrhoeirdrao.:/I.lllba"Fredre ate-strert I t' in b "'men' at n". Pei'. 29, -S. Sawed, 31' ;.! rner aaare t .a ha la ll-coon. F _ ne ch iha an nt, t, a : tw in: lv . e. Feb. F Fil h i e ne r, r a cP t h antent". at F 7,, ......,.., b ..5 i .....,„, , •-: at eleven. ven. Feb. ; 1 9 1 , nGlin '. t i l-.7 . U4e C i eo ""tisi lg *' , "ls.ll6 .11 .S Ul ti rai le erch s arieP , 11- : •- ''L . ' - ' .04 e. • . s • . . ' • I i • • • . . 4 t - • , , • Registnar and Secretary. a. No. 48, St. Paul's Church-yard. .-- - , . . . • . - • ' ''-`' " BI F SOCIETY FOR INSURANCEOF LIVES, re A\II .• A • • - • , Se:ILJEANTS INN, FLEET-STREET, LONDON, DMORTORATIED ST WILEY ANNE, 1706• ee bound i n t :ri r t, d, Gne hundred Aleps and Views, -price ss. 6d. Hail, commodious Stone Staircase, a capital Dining,pariour, BRITISH EMPIRE in IS2O, consistin . g Of condensed . and accurate Accounts of the pfesen . t THE 13 State of the British Dominions in Europe, and of the Colonies an Dependencies of the Empire in the Fnur Quarters *lathe World, MUT!. DIRECTORS have now to offer to the at- at the period of the Accession of his resent Majesty. • _IL tendon of the Public, TABLES of Renee, which have been `• lately completed, fur the INSERANZ.E of Lives, at the various e. Ages front Eight to Seventy-two; either foe the whole Life; By the Rev. J. GOLIIAMITH.- 'Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. r.a lireakfast-room, Water-closets e Garden, &c. In die BASC ent. a very excellent range or Damesde Offices, attic d Wine , l and Bee C Ila & etached ; el e, r e re, c. bed and street, coach:Za c k et ' merchant tin's-lane, builder, . dkont, tailor at one. 9 26,1. Willia, Wardour : er, at eleven. Feb. 26, J. P. Hagedorn e Stoad •" ,at eleven. March 2q, J. Hovrett, St. Mai- • ' d Lot 2, comprises a commodious Mews, with Stables for Nine .. • Feb. e, -, J. Bayley, Pitsey, Estee, dealer.' horses; Five Coach houses, whet Lofts and Apartments over ; 'Yard, &c. inclosed. . at twelve. Feb. r s 6, J. hirkhain Leek, Seifforthhire, teethe d:•akr, at tee. • \Feb. 26 G. Psr;lea. II - at ten. Feb. es, G. Etlenlask.D.rsk, mouth, linen-draper, To be Viewed by Tickets.' Particulars mar be had at the fri e d ,. 28.. R. Amer . 11, lutnneyamell, isa twelve. "übscription House, St; jimmenetreet ;at rrewan'is; and - R. hy. . rut and aik eredg nieleseffirroin dee m Fe . 8, of Mr. Robins, Warwicinetreet, Golden-square, a whom Fel,. 6 , e ......... yegejefferv'saiquare, namielinata,`at ten. 'Delete for viewing any be had: J !ahoy, Hayes. /nab:stir, at eleven. Feb. 26, J. IL '.- t , • , l• any specific number of Years ; the contingency of one Pe son NAPOLEON'S MEMOIRS , BY HIMSELF. DEVONSHIRE-PLACE, PORTLAND-PLACE. e surviving another ;or I)esth • THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION, BY MR. DiVIDRIsiDS to be made In the COUNTRY. " two Persons, the Insuran ce pa9ble on t a r o f tither. DESIRABLE PLEASANT RESIDENCE, for the join: cominuance of the Lives of Insurances in this Office are effected in cemin cases at a re- . O'MEARA, will be reede on MONDAY MORNING ; Feb, ay Mary Ann White, Great Coggelheli sndtb, et twelve. with the addition at One Hundred and One Reasons, dictated Whh excellent Attached and Detached Offices, Coarh-houses at the RedeLion, Colchester. Feb 28, B. 011ibo ' 1,- du:tion of nearly 20 per Cent. and, on the whole, on terms 1.. 1 by the Author of these Mirrioirs to the Editor, rroving that the and Stable, Garden, &c. with immediate possession. - Stokes, 106gswinford, iron-mast ~ 2t eleven , , clothier, at 11, -, ns, jun. an . d T ~ 1 s • In sur ed. f t : greatly favourable to the Ittsur anonymous " Manuscrit de Sc. Helene" was not written by TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, sheaf; Bewdiev. Fcia. 28, T. an J. J. p en, at th e Mhe t . . •,. Insurances may be e ff ect ed rom -to f X'"00 .£5000, and every a/I Manchester, i of continuance '..- kind of lesuraece, however short the per od, i s The FRENCH EDITION Continues on sale at i2s. in extra At Garrawa ' ColkiLliouse, Exchange Alley, Cunha!, y s ee port. Feb . M. Warbenpoon, Live Arms, S • 4 eey tick- le -,‘ entitled to a participation in the pecuniary advantages accruing 1 Napoleon. boards.—Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. By Mr. ROBINS,- Tressay, the 29th February, 1820, at Twelve &Clock, spirit-merchants, at ten, at the serer Bulk i ' rpoo merchant at tw..v. ,at the George, liverreoL March 3, J. Hoynod, i • I ri to the Corporation. These advantages are wholly appropriated mining!. y N.B. The un recedented demand for this Work having ten- VERY ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, grocer, at eleven, at the Pcntefract. Kis it 3 ' ' VI to the benefit of the Insured, in proportion to the amount of feted . t . essAt i , toprepare a mute larger Edition of the A Brammer, Handsworth, shower at .1 e ••• • • , t I each Insurence, as circumstances arise in the year in which the 1 . Y .. U intendedthe bli • h held for a term of nearly SEVENTY YEARS, at slow neefead. Feb.2s It ~.. • L. v., at the lawn II ..:, translation than was engin,. y , pu cation la 1 I :'' death happens. •dab!y deferred from Thursday till To-morrow, when Ground Rent; comprishig a commodious pleasant B ESL C om H ee ., , marten I s, dyer, at eleven, at the Leeds Feb. 28, IL - Dunderdale, Lecithin, leer- • 1 Oi . the Claims upon th is Satiety which became payable in . been unavin _ DENCE, elegantly fitted up, rfeditably situate Na. 4, DEVON- c h ant, at ..._ 'on at 1.- . the Lives of Persons who thud in the It w il l Positiveli cake place. • SIIIIIE-PLACR, PORTLAND-PLACE, contiguous to the^ env , the Bridgewater Anne, Menclinter. VI respect ot • Insurances on .. ; g , • .1 14st Year, 73 Litares, oc whic:i fourteen yearly payments or more REGENTS PARK, adapted for the accumnodation of a Va- DISSOLUTIOKS Op PARTNERSHIP& , • Laic Leen made, receive ed.litions amounting to 33 per Cent. 'lbis day was published, mily of Distinction ; containing, on the Upper Story , an exceliesst A. Abrahams and W. Myers, Mile T K e .• q 1 • three Shirr, having made thirteen yearly payments, 25 per Cent.; The Fourth Edition, unproved, price ss. 6d. Nursery, two Steep ing -toms, lieuremaid's Closet, and Water- leers .J. Burrows and J. Ryk Co own, heat ; pasnabro- • . six 'ahares having made - eleven yearly payments, 17 per Cent.; 'THE ART of PRESERVING the - SIGHT unim- closet ; on _ _ _ _ T, • Coventry , nband-inanufice - the Second Story, two capital airy Bed.chambers, turn% *. Lowe and J. wykk Bee emate Ire e . ~ • • ' 0 " Slr e- heving ruede nine two Sharee having nude eit, end and and a smaller one, Housemaid's Clown fcc. on the Principal nusts. T. IL T. G. and E. J tars( d • _ losout, thy- . • es -j a '' l ' ts receive! 1 per 'THE paired to extreme Old Age, and of re-establishing or , 01. het-ruanufac- -: . ~:, two Shares having made seven yearly payment , strengthening it when it becomes weak. Widi Observations on Floor, twos pacious lofty ] ) resin rooms , elegantly fitted up, furers. G. Finnstone S. • , and A. and J. Onions, Dawley-green ' • i:, Cant , in addition to the snms originally insured communicating by handsome mahogany inlaid folding-doors, colliery. &l op , co w ers. A. Grimshaw, the Inconveniences and Dangen arisine from the use of Com- . A. Keighley, and .1. , i.'il 'I h Balconies at the back and front Greyed Floor a come Fairbank Fatale - 1.: f the Charters and By-Laws, with Tables of the Spectacles _ c &c. . with . , , Stone ; s_ , . s y, Yorkshir e , clothien. T. Brown and J. Abstract* o mon ,& • •t • I' , Prer.:lums, may be had at the O ffi ce, where attendance is given By an EXPERIENCED OCULIST. mothous Entrance-hall, Staircase, an eneellent Dining- Rohm, Bedford Nursery, New Road, nu • '' daily horn Nine till Three o'Clock. Printed for Henry Colbuna, Conduit-street. parlour, Library, Dressing-room, and Water - closer ; in the Boa - nth, Hebron, Cornwall, tneltsters. N. &C. acid J . T. anti J. J. Johnson _ le By Order of the Court of Directors, - sand H. I dwaras e . , is J. PENSAM, Registrar, • ' DISCHARGEandItBLIEFof PEIRSONB SOCIETY forthe • IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. • This day was published, in Two Vol.. evo. . dettelsetf, Garden at the back, Four-etall Stable, Double Coach- Gloucester, bitilders. W . • 'house, with Man's Room and Loft over. Scott , jun. G. Cranstou and Nita, Naples. J. Cohen and J. Job, Hasti In U. (). ng-s, w. /eh-maker a 'the Second Edition, corrected sled enlarged, Prig. , Al. Te. Vs- To be viewed by Tickets otily. Particulars may be had •on J. F... Scholec and M. hark, anuichester, corton-mercbants. if. IR ISTORICAL ACCOUNT W' DISCOVERIES Cl and TR AVELS In AFRICA, feorn the earliest Ages to . the Premises ; at the Subscription-House% St. danses'eetreet; and W. Hall, an d B . not" Leeds, H tel Boad-street ;of Messrs. Still, Smog. and Rackham, en Slovran, N we ' mulf-merchanrs, J. and. ewcastk-upon-Tyne, leneksellers7 C. aad W. . ! I i " .1' • ' e - , o licit s e ' rs, Lincoln's Inn • at Garraway's • and of Mr. Robins, G ra . n . lin t i Craven -street, Strand, February 2, 1820. moire see Time. Including the substance of the late Dr. Ley- oe , so 1 ceniers. IL and Trimmer , Farnham Warwict-street, Golden ' -s uare • of wis ' Tickets for vievring re Y, drapers. G. Simpson and W. T. Comber, ilireveln * I Sur -4 13 ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST 'RE- , le PORT, viz. X. s. n. Work on the sub' ct. . a. , By HL G 1•I MURRAY, F e lit.S.E. nisi' be had. .. . • 7: .77 7 " street, merchants. W. Ransom and J. Dawson, Rotherhiii i ie e7 • , 4.1 4 ,. George Goodman, Esq. A: 22 o Print:o,l . °r Longman, Hurst, ltees, Orme, and Brown, London; mast-makers. W. H. Cox and J. Shepherd, Frida ' . • • notreet, and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Ch. -pude, wholesale 'nab:Washers. J. Dixon and G. Overton, Gesrge Stevenson Winteur, Esq. - A. 22 0 I.landelty, Ltrecknockshite, colliers. IL W F •-• William Brewster, Esq. Two Years - - 4 4 0 In the Press, and shortly will be published, • . . Bolin, London-drett, merchants. W. IL ' • W. eU and T. E. ia •'. The Baron De Eeiletzsch, per Messrs. :garland S 3 0 Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in Asia. By [This Gazette contains a Proclamation by his Marian ' in Usherwood, Hiee-street 11 I *therm and C. H.. e. , . ary-la-boaine,annato-manufacturers. •• - a Robert Hone Gordon, Esq. per !Terries and Co. A. 5 5 0 H. Murray, EIL S.E. In 3 vols. !Ivo. with Maps. Cenincil, requiring all Persons in office of authority or govern- M. Jt4les, J. Watts, and J. D i lion. and Rev. Henry C. Cost - .- A. 2 2 0 - Stet at the decease of the late Klee, to proceed in the exccu-. Petters. • otdron, Vauxhall-walk, Sultry , . e ' • .' ' :. Thomas Wilson, Esq. M. P. - . 50 0 BUILDERS' PRICES, CORRECTED TO des at their respective offices, pursuant to the 6th of Queen —___________ • . i 1 • The Rev. J. Poore • - - - al 0 0 FEBB I.J4RY, 1820. ..lt John Whitfield Esq. - - A. 2 2 o • Anne, and the .57th of his late Majesty.] ST. PETERSDURGH, JAVU I . • tRY 12. - - • Rev. George Atwiclt - - 2 0 0 This day was published, the Thirteenth Edition, price 4s. of BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • John Micklethwaitc, Esq. per Messrs. Goslings C4ROSBY'S BUILDERS' PRICE- BOOK, for Joshua Haworth, jun. Hull, In rebus, At the same time. with the nes.v TdrifF . , and Co. - - - A. 5 0 0 ‘_, 1820, containing a correct Account of all the Present Prices BA NKRUPTS. Agitation of the Customs has al been • , anew R. . . Mrs. Dixon - - A. 22 0 allowed by the most eminent Surveyors; also, a carious Ab- • John Bac k , late of Arun d e l -street Strand tt• n t or - n so publishe '. It ••1 ~ sa to er, o • - is very long. All former Ordonn• e Mr. Wills Montagne - - • D tie on W'n I 0 0 stract of the Building and Paving Acts, the last u s 1 - render February 15, 26, and March 18, at twelve, at Guild- anc s on the subject .. Toe Marchioness of Exeter - - 50 .0 dews, with the Names and Residences of the District Surveyors ; are revoked, so I 1' hall. Attorney, Mr. Watson, Clifford's Inn. F ar as they are not car firmed by I -", Archibald Hamilton, Esq. - A. 2 2 0 Values of Materials, and Workman...hip ; also, Prises of Labour t h e Wam Gallant, Leadealiall-market, fishmonger, February 8, present Decree.. This Imperi• I A Lady, per Messrs. Gushngs and Co. - 2 6 only, the Duty on Bricks, Tiles, Le.c. Originally compiled , by a Decree states, that 22,- and March 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jack- from the time that the K . -W. L. - - - 10 0 0 JOHN PI I I LLIPS, now corrected througout kin of Polled wits . i eon,- 'Change-alley. united with the R uss ian E '• 1 - .• . A Flee from a Hackney Coachman - 05 0 By an EMINENT SURVEYOR. mpie, tis Majes:y's care Thomas Chase Patrick, Austin-fries, insurance -broker, Febru- has London : Printed by assignment from B. sad R. Crosby, for aand March 18, twelve , G iklhall. Attar ry 42, 28, •676 11 0 Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pateraoster-rew. ' .t ales, Messrs. Wiltshire and Co. Old Broad- attar . of both States, as far as trade and m • r p - - P'. - . _ Archibald Todd, late of Catherine -court, Tower-hill, merchant , concerned, on the most comple • • • manor Actures are 1 1 , !!! Discharged and relieved from various Prisons a ' Lately published, • February . 15, 26, and March 18, at twelve:, at Guildhall: vantages between , te reciprocity of ad- : , t 100 Debtors, for the sum of - - ,e 250 16 2 the subjects of both • In 3 vols. £2. k2s. Gd. boards, Attorney, Mr. MIN Etabopsgate-etreet-Without. ; treaties had , e. The Society have also distributed Coals, during the Inclement - kn. Fe • therefore been concluded with A • ustrta and Prussia, Season, to the undermentioned Prisons: rIIHE ' GREEK TESTAMENT; a new Joh b n Full i carton aoi Manc , and mhestarcher,saddl 18, at two, o an a d t the h White Bear 'l nn Ste. The general ' •l , . principles for the operation of • i -1. Edition—Containing the best Notes from HARDY, Re •••• Cardigan Carnarvon Manclesfer. Attornies, Meson. Wright and Cole, Temple ; ' this traffic, in the Russian . Dolgelly I 1 ali fee Pligi, Kyree, SCHLEESNER, Itosawaicetea , &c. • in familiar La- or Mr. Dumvile, Piccadilly, Blanchester. followin : Custom - hou ses, are the ', linntingion Lanc;st,r tin: together with parallel•Pascages from the Mules, and with Thomas Windeatt. Bridgetown, Berry Pomeroy, Devon, wool- g lst The • i, ‘• e effects of this Tariff extend to E Linton Pes•eni Richmond references to Vigerus for Idioms, and Bos for Ellipses. Game- ki-tuanufaeturer, February 18, 19, end March 18, at eleven , all sea and e Bothwell Sheffield. 'Acres Various Readings are generally preserved in the Notes. mow : la v a CtletornehOuses anclCarrie at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Anomie*, e . rs in Russia and kola'. d Intended for the use of the Studebt in Divinity as well as the D , ks • -s• r e and Co. Red Lion-X.:pare; or Mr. Tusk, Plymouth except taose along the Asiati c ,L , . Considered, In Committee this day, 40 pechihaers, Library: A learned Prelate on the Bench has stated, that every Dock. Frontier, for which . , --ro• the Cases of - there are separate Tariffs. • 10 • ) Of which - - 31 were Approved. . reading in this Edition is edited and explained exactly .as he Theme's Ilaianah, Liverpool. Ifuilder,• Match 2,3, and 18, at c. . 'The Tariff becomes in force should hue done it. on the lst Ja- one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Willis, Referred for Characters 4 By the Rev. E. VALPY, B . D. nuary, 1820. • • Deferred - - 1 Cornwallis -street, Ltvesool. • Master of Norwich School; and Chaplain to the Br. of NOlllllOl. Peter Martin, late of Little llarrowden , Northamptonshire, 3d. Foreign merchand?ze imported into Russia, in . I • nadmist.ible - . - 1 • • And Rejected - 3 A few Copies, large paper, £4. baker, February 16,• ar six, 1 7, and March 18, at eleven, at 1819, and for which the duties have not b Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Longman and Co. Baldwin the Hind Inn Wellingborough. Attendee, Messrs. Bridges h h 1 January , been paid y t e st ,'. 0 ..•• Benefactions ate received by Neild, Esq. the Treasurer and Co. Whittaker', Rivingtons, and all other Booksellers. e Q i n h o e Li or gl Hodson and B an ter, on-square; essrs. urn- • 1820, are to pay them accord- . ti ••;.-. Cheyne-walk, Cliches ; also by Messrs. Berries, Farquhar, an:l Alto, ham, Wellingborough. tng to the Tariff • of 181 E -• .!. 1' e•o. St. James's-streets -Messrs. iioares, Fleeteereet ; Messrs. The GREEK SEPTUAGINT, with the Arocavrne • from William Wornell; Downton, Wilts, linen-draper, February re 4th. It is determined, in the first part of the Or- 11 "Chatteris, S and Co. Lombard - street ; Messrs. Cocks' and Co. the Text of Boa and Hoene!. Pr. ,fl . 81. printed hand:omely 23, and March 19, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn ,iris- donnance on the Custom what oodare • : ' Charing-cross; Messrs. Dottier and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhill ;in owe vol. octavo, for use in Churches, and Chapels, as well tol. Avornies, Mr. Clarke, Bristol; or Messrs. Jenkins and to be ' s' $ • Messrs. Hanuneraleys, Pall-mall; Messrs. Vern and Co. 77, as t h e Lib rary. Same size as the Ga. Tear. imported by this Tariff, and by what Custom- '1 Co. New Inn. houses and Carriers. , Lombard-street ; and by Mr. - Grasswell, the Secretary, No. 7, °_,* The TEST. and Seer. may also be had uniformly bound John houses and John Clare, Liverpool, grocers, February at, . ' 77 Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those in 1 vols. By the same, sth. For all 29, and Mareb 18, at eleval, at the Offiee of Messrs. Keight-articl es of importation and ex porta- • • uho are inclined to svppon this Charity, and where the So- ELEGANTLE rATIN/E, or Rules and Exercises illus- ley and port , ilknover-street, Liverpool Anoraks, Messrs. tion, a double dot is be ' .. . y to paid-Ist. upon the ; • c:,:ty meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. festive or elegant Latin Style. Pr. 4s. 6d. 6th Edit. Keightley and Sot , Liverpool; or Messrs. Clarke and Co. `e weight, the measure, and the n be • • HaidEß'S ILIAD, with English Notes at the end. Price ch ancery -l ane • um poi' the goodi ; , A. riAPITAL PIANOFORTES and HARP.—A Ca- 12s. sd. bound. Richaed Wilson, Birmingham, merchant, February 18, 19, and and, 2d. On the value - , according to the principles I' l k . , • March 11, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. At- especially laid down in the Tariff. The duty is fixed hinet Pianoforte, equal to new, cannot be excelled in touch, • • - - • tone, and keeping well in tune, wonh 60gs. tor 38p.—A Pedal LITERARY- NEWSPAPER. torteles, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery - lane; or Messrs. in the Russian silver, but in the Custom-bousei in : • • i 1 1 .‘rp, with all the Pedals, green cover, &c. good as new, be- E attevion of the Public is respectfully invited Webb and Co. Birmingham. the Russian Empire • to ,is be paid in notes of tilt ' • at ; , :a -, ed to a Lady, coat 7.5 gs. for 45 gs.—A Strait Pianoforte, T H Charles Stewart, Hull, spirit - merchant , February 19, 14 and to a New Weekly Paper, entitled the LITERARY GA- - ,* Bank of the Em ire at the fixed rate of .-. •.:4 E s.—Ditto 28 gs.--Ais• may be seen, the much-adnalred ..-.1 i'ashionahle Oblique Pianoforte, the best of all Instruments ZETT F., and JOPANAL. or Bet. Lerraes, Arrs, SCIENCES, &C. Th . N w Week! • Journal, containing Forty-eight Columnar of March 18, at ten, at the Dog and. Duck Tavern, Hull, At- W . . hich will be published at t' exchange, tornies, Mews. Watkins mid Peaty, Stone-buildings, Lin- .10 conclusion of every' • s —7W a hundred have been sold and approved of. .Thote who are . L ! c / Saturday on a coin's Inn. year, for the calculation of the duties f 1 •-•-ut purchaant o a o ri g inal Matter, la regularly published ' • Pianoforte should see this valuable Instrn- - regularly e • every • ' John ' Cron Jardine, Sheffield, draper, February r •at befere they determine—at Mr. Watlen's, 1:), Leice.ster., • ;'...1..:e. t . . Single Sheet, price One Shilling,. and sent, Free of Postage, Inn Sheffield Anoraks or the rear 11, 12, end following ; with the exceptioo f li nen , • Caption hthe Ki d that it my be received in the March 18 , at eleven , at the An g e l ' • ' leather manufactures of P .• • • f or ' ' throatg out ng oral, so a Country on Sunday, at the distance of nearly two hundred mike Sheffield. Air. Capes, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn ;or Mr. Hardy, h . russiaa ongia, which - w en they are proved to be such, the Jut '' ' y may be . . . i . . . Nathaniel James Turner, Tower-street, merchant, February 8, paid on the land fro • f a -- .1. COMPLETE VIEW OF THE PRESENT STATE OF . ers of Russia, in Russian ail- ; 19, and . March 18, at ten at Guildhall. Attorney, hlr. ve.r coin. - MEDICAL sctExcE In die Rus • sian Custorra•house Ar. Immediate Review of every interesting New Publication, Doughty, Parribuildings; Temple. gs or the THROUGHOUT EUROPE AND AMERICA. Kin ,, cloin of Poland, the merchants have i'.. whether Foreign or English, with Amusing tracts.—Original Daniel Giles, yforel, Becks, mealman, February 13, at six, b the option . :: • ? This day was pub li Zed, price Cs. 6d. Correspondence, Literary and Philosophical. —Sketches of So- 16, at ten, at the Bear Inn, Wattage , and March is, at ten, o . Of paling the duty on all goods either in ' .. PROEMIUM to the FORTY•TPIIRD Volume ciery and Manngts.— Criticisms on the English and Foreign a th e-New. J im Abi ng d on . A tton e ee m r , N0.„,,n, Essex_ silver coin, or in Bank notes, according to the rite • A. of the LONDON 24E,,D/CAL and PHYSICAL from Town, or unsremped Eight-pence., for town delivery. The principal Subjects it embraces are, Drama.—Mensoirs of, Eminent and Literary Chetecters.—Pro. - street , strand ;or Mr. • • Graham, Abingdon. e-din ea of Public and Literary Societies, &c.—Varieties on Henry Mott; Chippenham, Winn_ clothier, February ' ' with Polite Laszatureap-Poetry,. Anee all subjects canneet . ed , ind Mai•ch 18, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. of ezchauge when published for each year, or i 4 , 23, 24 n . i -.. . ,; 1, ribia a merit History of the has Pro. e - ? ' .1.. l': Ntl cot p g n _ ~ Polish currency- t"4._ ."- in and its auxiliary Sciences, Betapy, Chemi,.. • • - , s of Medic e • ' view,alt tote moat important k now _ dotes, Jeux d'Esnot, &e..--el he Arta very impiously considered. * Anomie', Mes.ea. Beurdillon and He• • , mut llreasi-street; or 6th. Though L-y this Tariff a double dts: is • ' • ••• ••, 4i.c. presenting, at hoe y i %posed,. . :,..-e recently developed throughout Europe, the United States —Discoveries, S.• • .itiEelmpr i o , Improvements , and Inyenetions.— Phi - Messrs. Bevan and Britten, Bristol. namely, an import and a consumption duty, they -. • . • .. ~, '. ' ‘roerica, &c. and general Summaries of the prevalent Doc_ • ;' . .r.es re the most eseential paints in PitysiniAgy, Paths nomena of Nature and wind, of Intelligence, .t:tiverusenieu s ts • • • - Ake Practice of Medicine, (espo..ially of the new Sys- of Ar:, Exhibitions,. Src• : .•,•,:...., A-. sof Italy and France). . li • • from whic h this History is co%iposed, it should ~• !::e .sources .of '.‘l are complete, as far as regards the Medic:llllw- Philosophical liewlarits.—Literary j o h New Beaks and Music, Works ,-• W The Proprietors confide Orly assert, that t..:s ork will be Arts, Sekneen end . general rite .. complete Record of the Literature, • • - da m u n i te d s tate s,theef raos . contemporary Publication whatever, e n d its very i ' --• t f the whole hf F.urepe an • • ' • • astute it is presumed , siiiil recommend it to Families, School. , •• •: . ~ .f Medical Srvieties, &e. and hence, bye ludas solely • ~ . d Beakeltooms. ' ,• et e of the highest value, much info:ell:elms of the most Reading SocLuea, an n Walltei,•jun. rt.:bridge, somerset, brewer, February Is, and March 18, at eleven, at the Wh• ite Hart Inn, Cross, Cumpton laishop. Attoreirs, Mr. Giles, Ir.achforel; near Axbridge ; 'or-Mr. Pain, New Inn. . 11, shall beth be paid at one. on * the cleat - a:ice of goods. ' s 7th. • The deduction fixed or, th . " * - - ' particular tableeof imports, for all . e tare is fixed by .-- . liquid goods ; but • T 2 , if dry toads only for Prussian •,. • • . found to centain e more l . ,t..i ‘. T ~t., James Welton, Late of Tenserden, K h enr,,Printer, February . --, a 9 linen, woollen An d : . 'lnt'. , ?oy 25, and March 18, at _eleven, atoolpack nn, I enter ntt'r"ung den. - Attornles, Mr. Butler, Bye, Sussex ;or Nicest!. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's Inn-Be-les. - leit,Lter wares; for the other dry import articles tare is (lac ' bat it . I be • - ed e i:1 tables drawn AO • . ...,,, Mary Margaret Boustead, late of Devonshire -street, Queen- s P ‘• Ole for the Cuvtonelinuses. v., • Every merchant who will • ' •• o f the fate Pro2sess Subscribers who desire'to btgia with the new year, will square, ee,ner, F e hruai y 9, 15, and. March' 18, at ten, at . - .:i2,. ',dad, as well as a comp t ete v '•; • • -•!•7'.•.e. i• cereprised in it. see please to give their o rder/ la dy to any eiewsvetider or Book- Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nicholls. Castle-ei vet, Ifelbe rie s t • :t. le .• Title ald lelee to the Frrty-second Volume of seller, to prevent disapporatment, as only a lif.lited addition.wlll Thomas. Lipsna , , . . - ;, • .1..1, scot. he -;iven in the above Number,-' m St. Junes's-greet, confectioeer , February e, r ,., ft ~.. ,U.... Guildhall. ' 1 ' - ' "si''' . '" `"'" be m..& to steely such demand, unless a larger amount is pre- 1.5, and March 18, at twe lv e ; at Asst rn es, Messrs. may noes :y ascle tenet'. ...et. ty J. Suter, 73, St. ;aril ' s Church-yard; an d . ~ , • ltichanlann and Co. Ilareearect, lit. James's. per cent. fur the tare by these cibles, has a rig ht 6 '. g t the,i,nods he weißhed by tEernsel s • - For all exports from- Russia ' , withoilt excepti ... on,• a . . • - i . 4 Y 1, • , C ' .. . 1 • • . 1 ; 4 , • bt .e. illice, No. 35.2, otrar.d. - issatkno, mitierii, eine:des, bellows maker, February 8, 19, cer.i.in deduction for tare-is fixed. ' : :ail L'oolsztliers. - . • - ...;,•• ; • - , • • ~ ~„ •..-••• , . .. , • .. . • - ' • • • - ~. .. e•-• J )--,.,•• • -- • • ill ' '........'. • ' .' ' 2 .: --- i ' . : 47.1 921...;‘, . ."titik.c. :4," - .. ; • .-.; i'. , ... • . .- • ~ s.. • . . . • - •♦ 4 i . • • • • • , . ` • ~~