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---~~- , .. YZ .. . . 411 • . , 1 1 Nu nBER 10,561. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, December 4,1820. NOTICE 'is hereby given, that a Session of 0: and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of 1 ft nces committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction the Admiralty of England, will be held at the Justice Halt, the Old Bailey, London, on Monday, the Bth day of Jam' 1821, at Eight o'Cluck in the Morning. J. W. CROKE! ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. §ix Nett lis t ..bound, W lioaaes, wit% neigh , 6 . Notes to the Od., 1a.:4, HORACE, CO Notga,., . 4a. 6d. 'A Neat Edition of Vta -1-__6lll,,fiairx SCI This day was publfs6od. • SCHEMING. A NOVEL ! . In 'Three Volumes. Satires tuy weapon, but I'm too discreet. • To run a muck and tilt at all I meet; I only wear it in a land of Hectors, Spies, •Foitune-hunters, Hypocrites, game Rectors ! London: Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit -street. NEW NOVEL This day is published price 21s. . • SUCH IS THE WORLD. 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THE ETON LATIN GRAMMAR; with Expla natory Notes, collected from various Granunmians, for the Use of Schools. By WM. HAVOII, LL.D. g.". The sale of nine very large hnpressions of this Grammar is an inconttstible proof of the valve of Dr. blavor's Notes, and confirms the character his Edition maintains in Schools, for utility, accuracy and neatness. London : Printed for Lackington, Hughes, and Co. Scatcherd and; Co. G. and W. B. Whittaker, Longman and Co. Bald win and Co. Boosey and Sons, J. Richardson, J. Robinson, Ogle and Co. and Simpkin and Marshall. Of whom may be had, published this day:price as. bound, : the Eighteenth Edition ' of Perrin's French Spelliog-Book, re vised and improved by Mr. Gros. The siistorbblaux,isas Nors.s,_filmi TeeWus, Sce. net Nympretatia,. 0 aru_u witimut Yaw or Phri ' - 7s. 6d. Hossaalkkiia4frOm tbe Text of Klllll4- • . 75.. ELE0101•1i LaTnl4ll l • • id.' aim Gammas, 411: LL16.1f2E2 4 Disseris, _ 641. Antphitryo. 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POETICAL CHRONOLOOE Editions of the above Works. Loyal jest] by the Inhabitants of this City and its vicinity, puyin his Majesty to dismiss his present Minfiters from hfi Presence and Cooltoll4 • • That the Address, now read and epproved, be sent to ale Majesky. That Lord Irmunmovan, Lord GIMIR I and Rad IPETZWIL. 7 4 , be requested to,present the Address to big Majesty., That the Addittst and Resolutions be advertised in the Sri', and in Drakard's Silladard News. .. . _ lIENRY 13001 Climiretaa. That a Cottattlitos of tocylve be appointed to card the lieso- Inflow into eirett.l _ , . : ) TIIE ADDRESS. . 4 " 2NZ smuts ADDRNSS Or THE • UNDICISIGNip 'llMl.3lllllolaill 01 * - •• tale ail AND ni if lelllitY. :. :: . • - • ?ifll. Nish)n - MOST SICII4.LIINT 1114.11yin g t " May pfease yoUr Malesij, de. We, your Aiaissty's dutiful and layal.subjecte, beg leave:to approach yourlftesty's Throne to espies oar firm ataaebaseart to/our Alajesty's-Person and the Constitution of the Realm; and to assure 'Our 'Majesty, that oar 'veneration for the- great and truly estimable principles of the constitution, induces ui l to express our determination to resist, by all lawful means, every • attempt that may be made to invade it, or to impair, in any de gree, the respect due to all and each of the branches thereof. " Under the full influence of these views, we lament that your Majesty's Itlinisters, instead of endeavouring to unite the affec tions of a loyal and suffering People by conciliaturynwassores, have adopte4, for a considerable time, measures of an irritating Imbue, calculated to disunite your Majesty's subjects, and to alienate theaffections of a large portion of them frost your Ma jesty's Person. " Apprehensive, as we cannot but he, that your Majesty's Mi. inners contemplate farther proceedings against- her Majesty the Queen, in opposition to the general feeling and wishes of the Country, we feel that we cannot give your Majesty a strosgek or more satisfactory proof of our attachment to your Person, and to the interests of the Country, at this momentous period, than by most humbly, but Most earnestly entreating your Ma. jesty to dismiss your Ministers forthwith from your Presence and Councils, believing, as we sincerely do, that by roost of their late measures they have proved themselves the mantes of the Constitution, and of the Monarchy, as a branch thereof. " That your Majesty may possess and cherish the affections of a loyal People, is the anxious prayer of your Majesty's duti ful and loyal subjects." rIH I LORDS of the TREASURY'S high ap. probation of our NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY is fully equalled by that of the Public, who view *lda surprise the un paralleled Nember (in this Scheme) at NINE Prizes.of £21,000 each, is • - £189,000 ALZO, 6600 of 302,000, &c. &c. 95,940 Making, in Money and. Consols £2a4,940 And although we have paid their Lordships a large Extra Sum per Ticket. for these unprecedented advantages, we have not only reduced the price of Tickets and Shares, but the Blanks are less than Half, and tat Prime at* increased to DousLa what any former Scheme could have contained.--. The Drawing be gins 2.341 January, When THREE PRIZES of .1991,000 each will be received Evraa by die MAN Prize, and when the chaseeof a Single Ticket may obtain TWO Prizes of xO4OO each.--Highly as our former Schemes have been estimated, we trust the merits of this exceeds them all, and we hope to be as format* far oor friends as in One Lottery last Contract, When J. AND J. SIVEWRIGHT,. No. 3f, Cornhill; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Hayinarket; Sold ALL the Prizes of 4;20 000 ' ..•.•• . . ' . T• li 0,..‘ t S - 4 1, - . • . , V ••. , . • 7 . . • • . ..• . • .). • I 4 r t i4- k Wi t. • .•• . • • '" * • '''' ' . • , ..• ' 4. * e ' 11:fte / 7 4 7 7 .0 . ( .: ; ' ... "-- .. ' • ' s: . . . . • . . - • .. • , - . * . - . -' i". : 4l ‘ . 1 * .: . . • 41 •,. . it. ii.) ." ' \ . •-• ..,.,., i ;I • f ..., c... ‘.. . 1 : ." 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ENGLISH NOTES. • .- • - T a nurne•rans and respectabht • MEVIINO of Dienssaea at. 4820. )yer ' 1-1 Middlesex Hospital ; and Dr. LET, '-.rhysir;bin•Arcod- Just Prink by AP JI . VAIXTI I ind said by Visits. Lonostan mid , . F Of- cheur to the Westminster Lying-inn Hospital, Will commence ii - Co. Messrs . 44 4tL °141 i! °Pd . Co- Mosiri- Wouramolis• and An A : COURSE of LECTURES on the TREORY and. Pititd- other Boollolkro‘ • - • --- " . t.,„ . propriety of sending g.. Loyal end Dutiful: Aildroos to his IN HABITANT'S ef the-ernt olf-CENCOLN, at the on of TICE of MIDWIFERY; and the DISEASES of w pgaiq . Cs, R Ci - T IV S 44 Vesitate Religionis Chtistianse, • irf° Dew Inn. this Emma*, ftlg else Emir* of considering it, in' and Cl II Loll EN, on MONDAY NEXT, the Ist of January, 1-) 1 - - with the Noses elGeo:ma. Le Csatac, and others, _trans._ minor, in the spirit of the . Aatendeman; carried illsetatenzrze . . wary iat Half.past Ten o'Clock. , .. , laud Into Iroglish. Mod. 6s. bound, ritajority at the Meedng at the Guildhall; ea the 14t1i . Particulars may be learnt at Dr. Mersimee's, • No. 26, Half- - . • Of-the same may be.lsad, bound, i ; ft. Mr. BOOT, Susgeoo t ie•clae Clair, moon -street, Piccadilly ; at Dr. Ley's, No. 24, Nlotu-street, Sown ILtas ; .a air Mimeses's, 4th Ed. 21, - - - Berkeley-square; and at the Middlesex Hospital, where the Eamon,' with Ella.: Efil'eXt Saca.e His- It was nnanbsously Resolved, . • Lectures will be given. - .. ma Noesito the first somes, with English:, thet ft Loyal and AWN Address be presente d to We Ma. • _ . • - __ . __ . _ . . Dzeestnza 28, 1820. p ur suance of the Act of the 55th Year of his IN -a . late Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pensioners of this Hospital shall, in future, be paid Quarterly, in advance, instead of Half-yearly ; Notice is hereby given, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords ar.d others, Commissioners for :: , ...r.aging the Affairs of the said Hospital, t h at all the Out-Pen tienen thereof, residing in London, or within the district pf the Bills cf Mortality, are required to appear personally, and regi r.entally, with their Instructions, and Certificates of Adnussion, r.t the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and in their different classes, according to their several Rates of Pension as undermentioned; when attendance will be Elven from ten o'clock in the morning, until three in the after r.qon, for the payment of a Quarter of a Year's Pension iu ad v:::ce to the 24th of March next, viz. On TUESDAY, the 2d of JANUARY. The Pensioners at sd. per day, and those at 6d. to the end of the numbered Regiments. On WEDNESDAY, the 3d of JANUARY. Those Lt 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalions, and the re rnr.izing Regiments or Carps, with those at 7d. and ad. and all the C... - airy at 91% per day. On TI/URSDAY, the 4th of JANUARY. Those. at Dd. per day from the Ist Foot Guards, with those from :he :e. Regiment of Foot, to the 60th Regiment inclusive. On FRIDAY, the sth of JANUARY. Those at 9cl. per day, from the 61st Foot, and all the remain ing Regiments and Corps, as also those at 10d. per day. Oa SATURDAY, the 6th of JANUARY. Those at Is. per day, from the different Regiments of Cavalry, with the ist and 23 Regiments of Foot Guards. On MONDAY, the Bth of JANUARY. Those at Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, together with those from the Ist of Foot, to the end of the num bered Regiments, at that rate. On TUESDAY, the 9th of JANUARY. Those at ls. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalions,and all the remaining Regiments and Corps, and also those at is. 00. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 10th of JANUARY. Those at is. id. is. lid. is. 2d. is. 2ad. and is. 3d. per day. On THURSDAY, the 11th of JANUARY. Those at Is. Sad. ls. 4d. Is. 44d. ls. Sd. IL sed. Is. 6d. ls. 61d. Is. 7d. Is. 744. Is. Bd. Is. Bid. Is. 9d. Is. 94d. and ls. 10d. per day. On FRIDAY, the 12th of JANUARY. 7itose at is. Wid. per day and upwards, likewise the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late Ist and Ed Troops of Horse Guards, and those Pensioners who have been admitted on account of Blindness. It is also ordered and directed, that all Out- Pensioners belong ing to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to their in structions, which they are required to produce at the time of pay ment, by whiffs those Pensioners residing beyond the Bills of rxttality, are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of Es Majesty's Llind Fortes, in London, their affidavits as therein rescribcd, en or immediately after every Quarter Day ; without which their names will not be entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are not afterwards to change their places of residence, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And further to take Notice, that in consequence of various Frauds having been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of Pension and Prize. Money, ft is ordered that an Pensioners so offending, shall be struck off the Pension List, and forfeit for ever all benefit arising from this establishment. RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. 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Lately published, pries Ss. bound, A New Edition, greatly enlarged, improved, and continued to the Peace of Paris, ELEMENTS of UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY, Ancient and Modern; containing a Description of the Boundary, Extent, Divisions, Chief Cities, Sea Ports, Bay; and Gulfs; Lakes, Rivers, Capra, Mountains, Forests, Islands, Go. veniment, Religious, Population, Climate, Soil, Productions, Commerce, Historical Events, &c. of the several Countries and States in the known World. To which are added, Historical, Classical, and Mythological Notes. By A. PICQUOT, Paddington House. " This is a useful and wall judged little work; it has been Mr. Picquot's object to discard from the elementary study of Geogra phy everything superfluous, and he has succeeded in compressing an immense quantity of detail into a convenient and manageable compass."—Vide Eclectic Review. London : Printed for &ackington, Hughes, and Co. Finsbury square ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. A USEFUL SCHOOL BOOR. 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