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• L 4• S r , • " , 04 k4 aL • • • i• 1 . • -•r.• !.• OW'. *%, ' * 1 ' .• • ,• / . : t .t : V., A il • t ~,.. • ( \ ft i . 71 , . ~......,. II L- I 811. e . •' ' ~...: ~.~:; 1 07-414,0 , 1,.= Ili, ti- 1.111111 .11.1•1•111110 • 410 +1•••••••••••••I BER 9620. ROYAL EXCHANGE . ASSURANCE OFFICE, bu.ked by Royal Charter in the Reign ts" [tug Gimes I. DECEMBER, 1617. ER SONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall lee as the 69th Instant, are ►ereby Infornsed, that RE yl'S are now ready to be delivered at the Company's °Ekes .the WY Al. EXCHANGE acd la PALL MALL, as well rf dick respective Agents in the seveaal Counties ; and the its atsured are requested to apply for the K..aewal of t►eir A IN en or before the 6th of January next, as the usual RE , Dm allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Polley 0 then exph e. SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. 1. Attendance is given daily at the said Offices for the Assa .,ttoi Building, Gnot,lllerchandizes, sad Ships in lowboy, Iszk, or while building,. front Loss or Damage by Fire ; and is for the AS4UrallCe 01 and Granting Annuities en Lives. a fire Pobeies will be issu.si free of Expense to the As 4, where the Annual Premium amounts to As. or upwards. IEI7I VOCAL MUSIC, the Poetry wri , ten ex -11 protly as a tribute of respect to the !sensory of her Royal 60ness Cm Prioress Charlotte, of Sue-Cohowg. The Bud of I;o4k,adapte d to a ver y ancient rune, composed hs tbe reign silks!, VIII. on t h e low of bis Quoes Luse i withdauw Bym. i $ e,, a-ci an accompaniment fur the pianoforte, by H I g i se.y, price is. od. A incrust! Edition of Sweet Rose of Eng fare thee well. composed by ditto. price Tte idol of w ilope•aud Fran , a Glee, by ditto, prior Is. 84. Go an o f lo s Vinkt, !be !shot N0v.1817, mesposed by Ferd. Ries, pr. 2 , 6 farewell, bright Star, composed by G. Kialimark. price 4.l.—Publislied by Goulding and Cd. 20, Sohn square. Where no The Royal Visit to Bub, a Divertimeeto for the loo forte, by J. W. Holder. price es QUADRIL.I.B DANCING. LL EN, 19, Sherrard•strtet,Golden-square, gives 11 Public !Assam and Practlee in genuine Qaadrilles. Waits, ns t c alory Dances, as danced by the select Pashionables of is and Loudon. Morning 15... s for Ladles only—livening Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to ght or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wialting privacy and expeditious or refined acpurement than Public Lessons . Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro sr Theatre. Ladles instructed to teach their Families, siding which be bacon pale new4nveuted self-playissinstru enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give Balls Musicians. or amuse themselves and friends with Music Oeck•work. PROLONGATION OF LIFE, (Addressed to general and Professional Readers.) .a s day was published, by UNDIRWOOD, HISSLY, CALLOW Cs:, dic. in One Vol. Ilvo. price ins. bunk, r'HE INFLUENCE of the ATMOSPHERE on 1 ths HEALTH and FUNCTIONS of the HUMAN FAME; unfolding , riginal views and fundamental principles lathe Prolongation of Life and tic Conservation of Heel* nod the Mitiption of Dlseasa. ' Ily JAMES JOHNSON, M.D. Segue to Os D atef Clarence, and one of the Editors of the die•-Chirergical Journal." SUPERIOR CHRIS I'MAS PRESENTS. . bet published, NEW and tuna interesting BOOS for Cliflp XL DEIN. by JAUFBRXI', Amber of tke Travels of Ro , prim as. ad. . 'The Darr Lesions for a FATititil • or a Day's lastroalve • s conalethig of ant Mem:tits of useful Entirladjr. besiellutollagmeinger griesue.melaaßbo limb revised, moreetiel o and improved, peke ls. for oas Sours*, at the Sellout Llalteur, No. 72,- awthlirie of It. Paul's Cboreb-yard. Of whom may be bad, 1. away Surpass ; or livening Entertainment for Tung IPeeptiVionslipting of Elegal Moral Tales, in which lo s tru ction . bleadad with Aosneemait ; translated from Ma Freest of Ma dame Maar. By Lady Mary He *** with Simon Ea gallop. 2 vols. price 7a. and in Preach, prier 71. t. TM Boos of Vitattous; or v Ouide to French Trall4ooo and Construction • by J. Cheqpilkstml, lam Master ol Cottage. greet Academy, Prim 114 lid. a: The I amiss Pau, or Key to Ditto, pilot old. Thou books are intended to facilitate the translation of Saga* fefelritseli, and utsmitiodt the road to the irourtrunion a the /remit lammage. 4. Theßatea of osamsa, rrasdated into Preach bill. Ili Vsalialre, pile its. ed. S. daytimes imam of tisit FRS 11411 LAP OtiMis, llinto. Is. • Omild• • Psiitiel• WIN= 81114 . TAZ. curetted and revised by Adelhart 411 Mo. prim 4i. baud. 7. IrCbsieb DiorittatAar of be DilielMitalail of thePaatre Latto.ousOline. price hi. board& N.B. Baum& gimmal Cataligme of School Buis, in all km tempi la jast glablieb,, mutton: pa . hed as above, prim Id. . • • • -' *IOW WRAIIILT, MISCELLANY, .i r ao • *HE . YEL LOW DWARF. A loolledifpgelukadon, with the Awe tide, will appose elm - • t ralt Joolary o late, prim Four pence. ola • freiseady minced by great Minims*, that Post cisle rodeos hot Criathau Salsa; width as It has the teatime tkieg they, spoke, so it waatbo only thing they meld have.vdsbod I dread um believe. Gee bath given t h e bulk of Mlisiktad: a•oapsedy . lo omisresaad Ramo, wben it it fairly, offered."—Swirv. o h aute to prohibited. that is not might mare likely to be prohibited than-loirstr half, wham stet appmmace to oar . eym, bleared, its 4 dimpoolorilb Peejodiee sail Custom, lemon neslglitly iod than mug efrOcs."—MlLT•ii. Projectors •of :this Work imagine. that, Om. there are many Poisliestiter of the ear, dime Mot Moat fee imatir. do the attempt to this musty, dui the ii=itbees coasidied exeltiollr-nel as ocro lo Pleb* ilfk Dieenoallels but Net ;L i lt tine, ranks,—and • it-Misers= in mower, w *el believes m kit:ben flood fortis: Owen of troth, is molt mesa write dlepositegs of knillab RoOtes. Brea taame., mese they do not understand 'a dote ss to thosei. brietiver , *may orliewskor Idgbly.seatedvor a mbesiesioe oi their WO leNa to times who have the power over their PerrPrPoo d is Pg.• ferty..Tbrie netting which *abets human happinetythe "4 1 01 alolilitbnito or met, Which they dt.iot feel themselves' at liberty to bivestipto, or If maims. to demo= ; but in pro portion to the importance of the bullies on width 'bey may to decide, they bektsbouselem band , esitioudiwaudad t°4l " l'idePeo; they bow there art Me moms* to 1 • that t h e piddle feeling Mayes* tare in their by die , Wares of the liege lobo moduana thous, so thpyoltalLeraders vour, ha those foetuses in which they have derided, to chew rhof they ban notlobe ho sasetlesdy. • Tlortato not ot peeposiessed in troves of tbidrOfill Watt, as to vhstabi Irma sont ora oleasies to the Public dm !radial:tient of other Mindy, whether those which, motes already primed, are lets tit moot or boson Om they &eerie to b0...-thotio welch may eplioar from del/ trs time, io Publicatior au of the reach er the majority of their-obits Readers,—or Mom for which they may he indebted so Conespandeuta. Nottsber trf r iktYalkam Drissf YOU be eborßefl lour . Paid and etiVetagala eight study, well-pdated pages. of the 1 1 .4 6 !• an. Sp. L:firilisppear onthatliset Saturday in the New • rler---34..5ei1l lteultby Sits.booktellate.aod,Navoirenders • and Olden transolhod ei them, tu MvApplerard, P , "1044‘evillvtroolellsreuR12111-bs duly weeded tor-A Tido. V34.*Nio..M llialli*o3 nit thee. ojose of sub year's asi• • MONDAY, DECEMgER.29, 1817 SYNTAX' 11011 OP NAPOUMIL • I Tbis day wa. published, In royal arm pike AI. ss. Os beards, 1 a New Edition, being the Fourth, embellidted with thirty Engravings e.loused. of D R. SYNTAX' LIFE of NAPOLEON; a Hu dibrastle Poem, In Fifteen Cantos. Printed for Thomas Ten, No. tit, Cbeapside ; and mid by all Books/hem—Of whom may he had, price less. h bomb, Dr. Syntax' Adventures of Qui hi In Hindonstaa, with t 9 Ea gravinp by Row/Madan, Ike. OLNEY HY _ Tlob day eras published, an Edition in a - Pocket Volume, most elegantly printed, in Sirs, price Ss. boards O LNEY HYMNS; in Three B iolci.-1 . On the e Teats of Scripture. 2, On Occasional Subjects.. S. OW the Progress and Changes of the Spiritual Life. • By Mr. COW PER and the Rev. J. NEW CON. Printed by C. Whittingt.am ; and sad by Williams and Son, Stationeriscourt ; .1. Nesbet,Castkestseet ; and all otishr 111110 k waits. r, Please so give orders for Wkittlngham's Edition. - . . . ROW I.A NV SO CARICATURE MAGAZINE On Thursday, the at of Linsary, ISIS, be published, in royal folio, embellished with Pow coloured Engravings. No, I. price 2s. 14. to be continued weekly until completed, of 11 OW LANDSQWB CARICATUitE MAGA: ZINE; or 'Mirror of Mirth t being a Collection of origi. nal Caricatures, Arc. drawn and engeaied by r. Itowlandsou, J. Gilray, &c. A New Edition. • Loudon : Published by Thomas Tegg, Cbeapilde • and may be had of all Booksellers; where also may be bad , dr. Synrat's I.lk of Napoleon. price 255. flits day was published, in One Vol. 1 2nso. the Second Edition, price as. in hoards, E I'ERS, addresied tft SERIOUS and .14 HUMBLE INQUIRER 'Bei DIVINE MUTH; with a peculiar aspect to the drcumwevces et the present limes 'By tile Rev EDWARD COOPhik. Rector of Hansstall, Ridwsre, in the County of Stafford. ••• The Two Litton on Andriomianism, and the Clime Let ters uo the Bible Society, included bathe above, ate also published se separate Tracts, price 3d. each. ' Printed for T. Cadeli and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be bad, by the same Author, I. Practical and Familiar Sermons, New Edition, In 4 volt. 12mo. price 55. each, in boards. -2. Sermons, chkly designed to elucidate some of the keine' Doctrines of the Oeepei, Fifth Edition. sea price is boards 4. Two Swum% preiwbed at WolverbanapColl, preparatory to the betabilihMast of a Bible Institution, price vs. TENIPERI ESSENCE et PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy in flattandes, Gouty and Cholicy Palms is the Inman and bowels, indigestion, hysterics, nausea **tenant ott pregnancy, relaxation and Wetted, arising from • atmospheric heat, want of appetite, Injuries from laelnsesc weather, -end in the spasmodic Effects= of the stomach and bowels, so common to intents, adapting the dose to the erscrey es the ease. As a Family Medicine, or for the Array or Navy, It will be found a valuable acquisition.—freese of Peppermint is septa known ass valuable Pinny Medielae, that the principal .eject of this Advertisenieut is to guard pardtmersagainst theuumaora COUP. terfei.s, which are prepared by,llregglsts, &a. The only cau tion I. P. Heath can give is, to see that " I: P. Heath, Notting ham," is engraved bp toe Cliciverunteat stamp. Prise as. ad. and is. ind.-sald by &Edwards (Agent to Heath) 56, St. Path's Church.yard; and also by Stager, Odor& street ; Tutt, Eschew; Ward, Whom _ _ s POWDER and A. ANALEP PII.IX , are prepared as 0041 by F. New. sear and Sons, and sold by than at No. SS. St. Pad's, Lemke; and O. D 11111.44111114 DAM 1 and by their Agent, Mr. Samosa, 150,9sdurdsarref, Mr. Havana by hi. Ailidaik, and by regular Deeds sad signanots, has proved hieontestably hts*Ptoperty la these 11Nedl. irises, sena posseedon tithe original Redpes lar eompoending *bens, wider Dr. JA MMS'SHandi of width be was the sole Dope. utary. The Eastman toad Dr. JAW publnhed in 1777, bas shown, that be admitted Mr. Nawasay to be pre* ta with !dna at mho Process of snaking his Fever Pow. der—the only Person now Uriniwiso san claim that advantage. 'lke Identity lithe Fewest preparsd by Mr. blawasar, m.d that by Dr. Jaunts, is also ascertained bf the Claming Analysts of Mr. Professor Brands aid W. Minn I and confirmed by the ameba 'sun:dab siren to W. ti airline/ Preplitalioo by the men reepestable pails bodies Massa's:name are enduendy talillatlaknigratt laianabaldoky, and whose ostensive orders oradirsists.. Prognales raetambisb rust be perierted by Sophistry, the Pub& Wine ionvlotakibit the townies of Mr. R. G. MMUS., si= Compositions laid by Mr. Nitwit av are swain," is a•• aledigna diastase t nsavoyhtg au imperanost of Freud and.Pesjorraren against his Gandidter Dr. Jason himself. &W n___.1.. 16141435144141441t Y. &MT RACT6 -tram LETTERS addretwd to pr. .1.14 SOLOMON, Gilead. boom, near Liverpool, illunzating the Efikmely of the.CORDIAL BALM of WAAL) in those Moab Mid 'complicated Moeda; f or watch it is poly a • s od i administered to tits coder infra. the {Mika"' ste palsied age,!forkli saistiond eflicaty, Mamie 'ln the annals of Medical dimovery. - . • :., ;,. , • • GIWSWOATU, WIAIIII • ;011111.11.T0N.--Mt. Q. Ilaylies asp:— " Tolei and your most invaluable Medicine I owe every bless , this which fluor enjoy. During 'the course of five 'yeas i t was grievously •ifltlet ad ' with a novo** - disarder, 'ewitig to do 'iodiscostisos of vay lamb, which tistassed WI 'heed with Incessant spawns, debilitailos of the whet* swamis glop teksigeht et brt *Dha k a& . I was twice even op in a esteem NW tfy the &MUT, and bea sse altered dim I was, not Ittut Boosts by sty Maids ; 1 thin - seat a Mr. Falkeiri et Cooglertelt expistivez iie ahem bottles el your hureleatde •Cordiat' Baba et. Walt which entirety reword me to my health and Manly." sm. • ft.'s impossiblerto team all tbe,cases and csues,rhich Dr II salt en is in poiseaskin of, as it world require mow Violinists i hs tcors liimseit with what has hew:lnserted, greet • ' haift.ioneindistlitra, thee let it ausefabtaffeessom et mobbed met lymph (the muss af aliveseseery malady) so.nobleoefs, and ellkwelous satiably, was wavesoffered twaistiliii4.. . ... ,• - "Ileld by S. I:efsb; 18 , Strand; and by all is.ssorl s Timbevi of *, Medicines in Europe aod at Monica, pia i Ise: ihity , M ehtded. - • .- • Of whom. may be. bed, the Aiet•lmpedebee , or diePes as absoiste sem fur tlis &Pap h 5.01 0411 1 !e1re.70.1"- I Is. :ad Os. # oieboids. • iv* • ..• _ - - - - Le Neill, Oat Ogli It' ll4e let 7. AT eMEETiNG of Gentlemen reittlent lettnn -4-11. don, imomitod in the NEWPOUNDI.IND TRADE, held this day at the New England Coffee-house, Threadneedle strew, ti consider the distressed situation of the Suff,rets by the late Cenlagration at ik.,lebn's, MARMADUER HART, Esq. in'the Chair. Resolved, *flat melotrientlemen as now am, or hereafter may be in London. ensiled In'tbe Newfoundland Trade, arc vaguest ed to form a Committee fee the 'purpose of prentedng, a *corral Subscription thmushostvbe United Kingdom and such plates Mewlsnore conneeted with chat Island, to a ssist the distressed fieferers by the late Fires. Resolved, 'That the Committee meet for the Are date on Sa lle*, the &I January nest, at this place at Twelve u'Clock precisely, in furtherance of that object, a nd the Members are 1-elisested to attend punctually on that day,and on every succeed ing Saturday at the same hour, without further notice. Resolved, That Mareeadeke Hart, Esq. be requestpd to act as Chairman so the Comniittee, and Treaurer. ' Respired, That Janses•Henry Attwoosi, Esq. be requested to act a*Seeritary to. the Committee. Resolved, 'lbat a Subscription be now opened, and perish- 1 1 don revealed of itteCommitiee at Lloyd's to recelve.Subscrip• dons at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-house, and dot the followiog Rankers Loodna be solicited to receive contributions :—Sir C. Price,Rart. Kay ; and Co.; Speoncr, Attwooii, and Co. ; Jahn, Reud,•Sate. and Pattisal; Child and Co.; Hordes, Farquhar, and Co.; Prescott, Grate, and Prescott t Sir John Lubbock, Rartnind Co. . . -.;.. Resolved, That these peocerldinge befuhlished in the follow ing Newspaper. via. the Sraa, Times, Morning Citrosick, Public Ledger, Newspaper, Coveter. • MARMADUKE HART, Chairrosa. Resolved, That thi Thanks of this Meeting bit gives to M., Hart, Esq. for his conduct in the Chair. •AT NEWFOUNDLAND. It is submitted that asuman the various cane so a haulm Pubbcom appeal le behalf of the damaged *offerers by she rtl.• c• at con ions at st. Newfoundland, win he Mat pecoleriy dean,* smattered= and swain. The magnitude •et the's. calamities, the remote and.imulated situation of the la. habitants, the severity of the climate, and total want snood re- I .sourest, are all powerful motives with inch as are charitably dis posed la the reverses experienced by every branch of Commerce after the Peace, the Trade. of Newfonadland was so heavily de.. pressed that many respectable Establishments were broken up, moat of the small traders raised, and the lower dashes reduced to eareme wretchedoese. In February lel 4, &danced , ' Are anteonsed about I ellbemeer which materially augmented the geaeral disarms, and leseedit numerous families to abject poverty • In these reduced eirconastances that unfortunate Settlement had to sustain the overwhelming effects of two dreadful Callbf gradate, as the 7th and !let November last, which totalby des strayed .00 houses, sweet/oases, Sur. Including property to the cid riser's' amount of stamps) or .E6OOOOOO, leaving ',asides& of respectable inhabitants in a state of otter- destitation. Sash a seeks of calamities may well he supposed to produce as asauntdation of misery which ao language eas adequately describe, and which needs set the aid of eloqueinte to enforce. Many of tbpse who are the objects of this application, had cos • *abated to the support of others, tin borne down by succeeding edgfertases, they, in their tom require assistance; but it is obviate; amidst losses to geoeral, and reverses so widely spreadr the means of relief es the spot are lamentably disproportionate. To the metier cautery, therefore, those unfortettate persons leek for assistance, and it is hoped his appeal willnot be made is vain. N.- II The smallest Not will be gratefolly received at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-larese bY Martivldsbe Haas Est ,Clainadig to the C o mmittee, at as, Walbriok, Cad by the be tonoosentienal Illankers. I: wiry be proper to state, that the perms. !mewled to be re.. Vetted ors she meet weedy Nod distressed enterers: raider:Abu- . 1 ..q•imibk.it...Gam.i soy., •- , • SUBSCRIBERS. Hart. Garland, and Re- I Nathan parker . and Co. II hisses 30 0 Newman, Hunt & Co. SI 0 - Marmadukeltert 21 9M' thy and Browb II S. Geo. aw. Relllogag 0 I Paye & Nobk. of Oporto, Atoned sad Haynes ei 10 by C. Paye, Esq. 21 a CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, ac. ISIBILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, end .16 their tormenting Itching. 'lnstantly removed by WHITE HEAD'ir ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, universally esteemed for d o n e, Eacacy in Rheumatism', Palsies, GoutylAffee done, and Complaints of the Stomach; bet where this certain re medy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually hroke, WHIMHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will eas e the pain, and very speedily Mal them. This Cerate is equally sagacious for all ill•conditionedSores,Sore Legs, Scorbutic Erup , tins, Blotches, Piniples, Ringworms, Shingles, Hinkle's-out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Son and Inflamed Byes, Sore Heads, and other Scorbutic Humours. The ESSENCE OF MUsTARD is perhaps the most *active, penetrating, and aka- L ekins remedy in the world, caring the severest Sprains and Broker in less than MA the time usually taken by any other Li niment or Embrocation, it also heals cuts, peurtires from sharp instruments, nails, tbnins, splinters t Ste with incredible facility , without smart or pain. preventing i o llammatlon and 'festering, and is equally useful in the various accidents of aninsals—ln short it is a domestic remedy of suck uncommon emelt/nog and utility, that no Way sensible to its own comfort should ever be without it. Prepared only. and sold by R. JourisTou Apothecary, 5 Omsk Street, Soho, London. lbe Enemy Pills at Si. each; the Conte at Is. lid and 2i. 94. hey may be had of every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. ••• The Genuloe has a Black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Jaturrrost. Interred on K. " i n v a ndique pamna referent jejenta naiL" V tee. From the faint embrace Unmanly mos arlsei-a puny nice VrAttIILIAGE should be the foundation of social &LTA. happiness, width Is *Rea di Curbed through the parties that form the union not taking those precautions which would seams them Vie enjoyment of that great domestic blessing.— AMOK the inalencholy varisty'M disorders under which-human newels known te Kat, there are none more alarming or more distreming than those which result front fashionable gaieties, early dissipadon. or solitary intemperame. Mesas. CURRIE and CO. btg to state, that the sedulous at tention of a Practice etclusively directed to the Treatment and Cure of CERTAIN COMPLAINI'S, entitles them to thecialm of superior auptirement. .As regular SURGEONS, they after a aredy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder which is cootracted in an unguarded moment, and which paions tits springs of life; and for every mss of debility which is the con's+. Ammon of juvenile hidiscretionstmeventing the mato& y.uf man. hood s ersulbeg by anticipatkm ma its unhappy victim all the in. lieraides of old age—the body becoming euerveted and situ ciated-khe cheeks yellow mid bloodless—end the mind glyomy and dejlocted. Fur the result of their success in tills parti attcatiV•ular branch. th ey refer to that sepatadoo, which, they Batter salves, they have acquired by SO years experience, in a much a:- tended practice. ha slight and recent cases of Syphyliesie Com. plainteia perfect cure is completed In the short period of two days • in d laths most aggravated eases. a Fuze. persevetancela their ereattueut Istelwels to the patient as invigorate coasd' unions Married Women, who have long been disappointed to their teem:tuna of a (am ity, may be assured that. in most instairecs, , defects see curable by medical skill; and though the re •Inneal of such impediments be lo objets of doebt and uncertainty ilsithsithers, yet the cot e of such detests, by tie gradual progress I of renovation. is the acquirement of their eaperietire. ' Messrs. CURRIE aud Co. maY be consulted by Patients of 1111:•i• het, * Wi th the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, COT,°Hattonsgartfen. Pmts in the country, stating their ease. age, and.general habit of living, icC. at.c. enclosing a remit , tancefeadvice and medicines, the seer will be gran or sent Ito any part of the Khapiuou•-ioi, tiesten-gartlto. . • PRICE SEVEN-PEIVdE• FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZATTS. LORD CItAIVIEERLAIN'S OFFICE, DEC- 27, tart. Orders for the' entirt's change of mourning, on Sunday, the 4th 'Jaboary near-, for her late ltoyal Highness the Princess CHARLATTE AUGUSTA, dstlith. ter of his Royal Highness the PRINCE Retamr; 'and Consort of his Serene Highness the Princil.ROPol4l of SAX& COROURO, ViZ.l The ladies to 'weer 'black silk, fringed or plain linen; white gloves, black and White shoes, fans and tippets, white necklaces and ear.rings. Uwiress—White or grey louring% tabbies or damacks. The Gentlemen to continue in black, full trimmed, fringed or plain linen, black swords and buckles. Undress.-;Grey frocks. The Court to change the mourning further Oil Sunday, the 18th of January, viz:: The Ladles to wear black silk or velvet. coloured ribbons, rem and divers, or plain white, or white and gold, or white and steer stuff., tei•lt black ribbons. "fee Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white, or White and goid, : or white and Aver stuff waistcoats, tad .trimmed. admired swords and buckles. Asti on Sunday, the Ist of February nest, the Court Mr out of mourning. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-nowlen, ore. 2S, 1817. ilib Regiment of Light Dragoons—Joseph King Stewart, Gent. to be Cornet* by perchaie vice James, promoted. 14th Tbiint;a Cartuther., Gent. to be Comm, by purchase, vice Hammond, who retires. liitb Ditto—Lieutesuutt Robert Stewart Itudd..ck, from half. . PsY of the finth Light*Drapons, to be Lieutenant, vice James . Rathbone, who exchanges, rieeiving the MIL fence. 2.911 Dltto--Charles PhlWp s Gem. to be Cornet, by-purchase, vice Bacon, promoted. Mb Regiment of Foot—Lintestanabooms George Carole, from the half-pay of the Regintent, is be lieutenant, vice Sewell Ormsby, who exchanges, resolving the diftrense 7di Ditto—Captain George Berkeley, from half-pay of the 43d Foot, to b e C a pt a i n . vim Thomas Arenburgh Mollie, who exchanges, rembing the difference. ,SlOth Ditto—Captait.Riebard Gentle, from half-pay of the 31st Foot, to be Captain, vice William Russell, who exchanges, reeeiiitig the difference. 68th Ditto--Ensigo Waiter William Homan, from half-pay of the 34th Feet, to be Ensiga, vice James Simkins, who ens stunts. 43d Ditto.--Captain William Freer, from half-pay of the Reo. tams, to be Captain, vice William Morrison, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Seth Ditto—Lieutenant David .Mortisen to be Adjutant, vice Tipsoo, who resigns the Adjutancy only. floth,Ditto—Lieutenant William Steele, front half-pay at the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Cornelius B. Alcock, vibe exchanges • William Jones Percival, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, ;ice Somersit, promoted. 'nab Ditto—Lieutenun-Colonci John Ashley Sturt, from the '3oth Foot, to be lAcutestant-Colunel, vice Symes, who ex changes. • 73d Ditto—Captain Antbouy Coons to be Major, by purchase, vice Gordon who retires.) !Nth Diuo— L ieutenant John Chtsheirn,'on he half Fly of the • Regiment, to be Paymaster vice Ferguson, deceased. 'sok Ditto—Lieittenant-Coloi:el Walter Spites, front the 6611 7 E: ; : a be Lieutenaot-Colontl, vice Sturt, who exchangee.; t James lnkson, from halt-pay of the Reginint to ~h9.4..trnant,''iice Witham tam, who exchange., :reel:ins • die ilforence. "' 'muctilleo—Lterdsistot David Duval from half-pay of the Re.. - eitiert, to be. Uesitinant. vise Holmes kiggam. who p climes recelvingshe different - P. Ditto-..l'syroastet James Harrison, from half-pay of the late kites Battalion of the Lion of the King's German Legion, to be Paymaster, vice Books'. appointed to the sth Dragoon Oneida 45th Ditto-s:Lieutenant-Hestry Dixon, from' half-pay,of the We Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Charle s Murra y Macleod, Wien eaeltingcs. 66th Ditto—Captain William Gammen, frims barley of the 104:11 Foot to be Captain, vice lames Lunn, who exchanges receiving t he diference. • sus potio—Paymaster John Sherlock, from half-pay of the it 11 , ' SUMOs so be rapaster, vice Wetberati, who retires upta blgodii--Ll oute nsot William tilts, from balf pay of the 110th Foot, to be First Littlttll4lll, vies Ft DllOl3. who eletunlog, rece vnK the &Service. 2d West India Regitnent —Lieutenant Thomas Dely, from the ten West India Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Nosworthy, who retires. HOSPITAL STAPP. Staff-Surgeon Thomas U'llAstex Lan half-pay, to be Surpon to the tunas, vice safe, deceased. c unite !WU H. The name of the Lieuteneat restored to full-pay in the 41st Foot, is /vim Leavach, and not William Leavock; as stated in the C;azette of the BOtiklkeember, 1817. 'Cie name of the Ensign appointed to the 89th Foot el be Sith November, is Thur.by, and not Thurby j as stated in the Denotes of the Stetb December, 1817. . ISANKRUPTIL • Galin Shifter, late of the Rectory House, St. Michael's-MT, Coroblll, insucenee-leroker, dealer and chapntan, "" surrender Dee. SO, January 10, and Feb. 7, at ten, at Gui(lisall. Ma'am sies, Messrs. Abbott and Virea.h, Mark lane. Jobs Davies, of Weil*, Somer.et, cabieermaker, upisol-terer, dealer and Chapman, January 5,7, and Feb. 7, at eleven, at the Greyhouu.l lon, Wilton. Attorntes, Mears. Sandy". Horton; and Co. Fleet-street, Lossion ; or Mr. John swayne, Thontai Lhari„ late Of Hens-Heath, Trentham,Stuordshire; eat: pentetodealer and dolman, y 10, Meosrs. Fen. tone Oksco, Newcastle-under -l.• me, and Feb. 7, at eleven, at the *mesa less, Newsank-antler-Lyme. Accurate', Mesas. •l homes and. Robert Feutun, Neucastir-under Lyme; or fair. harbor, Fetter-Line, l.onduu. Widitue lll.choo, of St. Peter's Hill, Londots, whalebone mess. chant, dealer and chyme'', January 10, at one, sod Feb. . at twelve, at stutkitia l l. Attoriurs, Messrmliursi cud John: MN Ling. I;elch Walks,Temple. )acne. Ellett, late of Hanel, co.t•tactor, broker, deler and chap. mast, Jahuary.s, to, Feb.:, at et.sen, at Gu•hiball, Lon. don. Atterney, Mr.Drtit'; glement's Inn Lliansbers, and's?, bteptey Cadre'. yard. Paul Mason, of NtsY Itlll, Derbyshire, shupketper, deafer WA ellapmeo, iativiry li, 13,and Feb. 7, it ten, at the Do.; Ta um; b e es,,gaze i Manche.t.J. Actorstio"...:yir. Isom!. ca t s-street, Manchmter ; Of Messrs. 111itoc and , London. . . . G eo rge Wetsnn, of Hatfield, Yiwkskfre, hat Cher, Jon. el, atilt, Jan. MI, at ten, at thetourt.tiouse, Hat fit*, and Feb: r, at eleTtenomibeßed - Lluti;Doneaster. • 'tumult., Mr. hdoosp4 tH,.LIoCHin ' S WA knights or std jaecke.t, Tia6rne laidDemaiwsr... jahu Harrop jienaetl, of SmFb Shis'ais; Durham, ihip.ovr si.r ; dealer and chainneu, January's, .41.1 Feb . .. 7, at 04.40, A the Otitige bin, Nevicistie arms Tyne. Attlunies, 'MetSee„ •13.11 . and lir...trick; how Churee•yertil &madam; or Mr. tderjer tyke hatabridge, boutia•Swelraa •1. • . *. a John Lostin ide,e liaker•aud George gaiter, hods ui L ta d s; T o o k "hire, merchant., woollen-cloth sinundaptursrs, dt..sles" ,441 ilsymen anuary 81, And Feb. 7,*.at eleven, at the ebierie Souse, L eeds. Anomie', Mr. ChMearles W4hon; thcs *sia l atest,. HAttob4Anitl, London; sar ws. :taints ad M,. nity-lane, :.bads. • • • •• . . 1 I 1 • ■ - • -- -- - FOR COIIGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.% AND tationsau ... c9Nsuktrnoss. totimoution THE PECTORAL. ELIXIR. Experiessee has I: Nei bee 1 , yaikteli medicine& be die socuteakstary muielleasiette lir") tins y . thrTaide, tileaghs. Catembs. mad dasbeemb - . ..• Prr! Anl Ay proatieg Lamle etpectication, it Wawa Instantly miasma . . siiit' ht and reedit sours; ante, trey few dossier* generally sea citec to overcome those wWeb froutoeglectitave assumed* more Han. Gaily eterfous character, ask are also accompanied with cough. Bang ; y . 010° , pecolistly adapted to give- freedom te magi, ration, it is the MOM ‘ ,.... armau .21 1 effectual oteilicise ht automat* eeettptaitits shortness of ‘''''''.. l " . " .. board/uses, erbeeslngeopereaus and • bbitrucl i ions of the Wait and AMII".". 8111 lugs, sad all the tasualtsymptems whist) attend the begleulug of CHILI umumPPOotiv iNW if jabot lei time will 'meet this tataidis• c HILL easel Maim different Cough Meadow being sold under nearly • i di& 1 similar comes, purchasers of Ibis Pectoral Elizlr, tepereent being disappolatetot the. gestidne medicine, are requetatio bit pent.' HgAD 'r E colar in obsenieg that each Bottle hu aced to It tbe Govern. Its" tr _nt manc Stamp.. with th e name of 0 Bader, No. 4, Clatapelde," ea- Ilona. a n d `. grind in the bapiesion. medy Nu b ri Sold In' little...et , 1e..11141. and brier, evistaining three email oclualifiwr ones, at tis. ed.; by -BUTLER sad WHS. cbittalste s No. 4, t _hr 0 1 1 n i _corpse, of Si. Paul's Church-yard, Leaden t and 34, *M elina " Mlairafilt.:D.elinf also by the principal BoOksdiers, Drag- V" . .._ r 4 Biota gists, Medicine Vaasa, in every Town throagbout die the ea", ihi5 i......... Heads, ani MU a' TAP 1 lirikiE Genuine Dr. JAMES's POWDER and dons rani ..... _ _ _--. .....• ...........wt as mina by F. New. Bruises In I