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• r • , I ; • . , v . . • . _ • . t , .. • r, . • • .%;1;!•• k 4. • • OIL Allp L • '744 I I s • try ••••:. Am, .411. THURS 9 V. DECI:ME,R 25, 1,617 cOSEIt PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. RREANS TRENT WARD. k T aWA R l)% 4 0 l'E held at CO RDWAINERS' k H-11.1., on Mon.t.iy, the ved of December; 11117, and ... lei- sl by adjoin ninon on the 1.3 i and 2 nth, before the Right ~..i . fill 501.1 N AN sI.EY, Esquire, Alderman of this Ward, t..it• •:!tuice of Want Officers for the year ensuing, ii ss .s Resolved Unanimously, ...a! tee srer io Thauks el Otis Wardenute be presented to .. . 6; „...,i svorshipfut • :HMI ANSLEY, Esq. Alderman of this , lo t t the ability gad integrity displayed by him i n t h e per; ~..y. :r of the arduous and impl ' ant duties of a Magistrate J ~.;,-fee' City; for h is uniform inl unwenried attention to c • ..,• e sts of this Ward in gener and of Its Inhabitants in ~.-Jar ; for his politeness and orhattity at all times, and far F.,. ~- ,r u t and iospartial conduct during the present Election. '.• , - . lt the foregoing Resolution be inserted in throe of the attain three of the Evening Papers, and signed by She 't.s..! Cierk. JOHN kIILLAIti), Clerk of the Said Warsimote. coturrT.riaE OFFICE. STUTI4AtiPtON-S MEET. StR AND. Tit nava e s ""1• Duke of EnTLAllle e K. G. "; . )!C Mareptia of BUCICINGVA lur.artivie of Nos roast ri ott• ',lle ?art of Urns. Ossoar. Wt:,:stan Esq. 'VI. r. 5. 1:2:01AltD MoitLAND Esq. M.P. And sixty Directors. Dlreetor--1. T. BMUS& I/LAI:110)1T, Esq. V. A.S. ETURN3 to the amount of £14,500 have been kb paid within the last t'-ree -fears to those who have been in- F7Ti St sen Years ;—a gre an ater advantag ed e co the Public than le And as irn Aillieno Tie:tied by y well secur Establishment. tbiNslic may rest acmrtel that &aims urtm this Office are never jinxed upon mere legal objections, in order to enhance thew T om, but that deinantis are paid in full, with the utmost prwytnese—Experience has proved, that in the Imitates of Fire {,,,:ranee, a large Permanent Capital. in addition to the tbseiu ant oßts arising from the Premiums, is necessary for Sotito FOR:rt. This permanent and additional Capital the Original have provided to the extent of £400,000, and they e arc r e ponsible for losses. !touts are appointed in all the principal Towns, who are aim Aots tu the Pa9VIDENT LIII Uertea, founded on sianiLar A NEW pATENT HAT, AT ONLY 18 SHILLING* , IMPOR rANT SAVING. fiEOIIGE FRANKS and Co. have to offer to the Public a SRA HA r on BEAVER BODY, cambia lapel requisite a Hat aught to poriess; It is superior in rq.- prance to the Attest and most expensive Beaver, is equally bis, sod will outwear two of them. and is of a better slime, with It retains to the last ; it will never change its cutout. in any thine, which to the most beautiful black ; if worn for years &ever spot by rain. nor will any weather injure them, they • WATER PROOF, and will repair several times, at a wpm% and every time appear equal to new, and are superior to any Hate ever offered to public nude', the 'own of which has been attended with great expense.. la , and personal attenrno. 0. FRANI. and CO. IVbnufac writings.° Hesse, Conger of Redcroerstreet, Barbican, —Men:bents, Dealer+. and the Trade, who wish for be Hats. will and it to their advantage by applying as No sniped letters rectlived..—Ue particular as to the Ad es G. F. sad' Co. are not in any way concerned with a Hasa brilmach.asny., manta eit groat*. - • • • FRAUD PRRVENTED. re co unteract the many attempts that are daily . suds to toper en the rowary a spurioum ainspeorlor sin. 1 . t the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and billaidnobq rival a new Label, is which their migratory and admits, . 97, .HIGH-HOLBORN, 'Mo w renedy to h placed In t this, and t hi e e d r i tre of t a h l e d l.s ie bel, that the: all hitteipresS, will enable pe a rcbasers it e t y we to detest /11011111119. Tbs Reel /span BLACKING, trait and told whniemale by AY Ind MAR'L'IN, 99, High Hellions, and retailed by the opal Grite , ..r. Druggists, llombssAlers, Irenrionprs, Perfe- Buot.Makers, &e. is the United Kingiani, iu Bottles at .» li end is. eel. cads. • . /Aldlirli lit/IR POWDER & ANALIIPTIC PILLS. CAU TION. I .. FEEL it my duty to remind the Public, from lime to time, until it may become generally Interim, 'hit t have re- sawed the sale of my grandfather Dr. Jamess Medicines from Mean. NuwasitT. to Meows. Bur Lea and Sorts, Nb. 4, Cheep ed*, corner of tit. Parrs Cherchlard, and that their Wartihpolo, the Naps al. my late Graidfather, No. St, liniton-street, owe, ere the only plates is London wbere the Medi - **arid is the Public have been sepplied with them for the 79 year, with the /suit improveineuto of the Inventor, can procured. My ewn insereat may be said to suggest this intimation ; bet thy al tenseiptswers I daily bear of, tram taking the sperioas Me. Cat* attempted to be sent into circulation matter the *arca°, of itaisdfather's name, compel me tosimake it. 1 row sign my .stein distant of sorb Inri and packet of the Pills pad Powder heat from my Ebdrinmery, bee plain dialectal' of tbe pa -1 pod offer this* a artier to the Pith*. Mew Butler and Spas have .establimbed a Warehouse at N 0.34. atkville-street,publin, where the Medicines may also be bad erns. -. dreteihwa etc. R. G. G. TAMES. Mt. I MOWS POWDER km beer fur hearty 70 years known r the best remedy Mani for Fevers, Lolds, Hourmuesses, all hilinniatory.Disepaes Auld Eruptive Disorders Mendel with , arse. Thus, In the Measjes (so prevalent at this time) tow ' Plum" fonedies are employe4. ..D r ...•lanbeell Aileirpik ?Os, by a Mimi of ap Alterative Wry 1114 4 NiC ktaldieb listtioas bieseible p e rspiration, when , !• e k e d, st th e sank. ' • tiag, their /estate the strength. of the sennitation. They are parricalsily ssnokenble in 11 **P"Ww• 'l i e' liw induced by free living, or by a rosideree 10 unhealthy thrust. . VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE. POI all lo4ction or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, ails, ludigestiqp, Flatulency,* Bilious or Sick Bled gbh, po i a s ai s tepsiosa ef . the Bowels, Sickness at 84 "Iteelt. Habitual Costiveness. &c. llac. HALLAM'S ANTI- PihIOUS FILLS. It may to maul be sodifactity to know that. *we Pa. are the composition of * Medical Gentleman of very "slits practise in the present day. This safe and elegant pre :atstion is justly esteemed Mr its agreeable and terrals operation, ti winch it effectually removes all itmetior 'or obstruction of the' rohtad t sad b a wa li wy t etker arising from bile, indipetlehs duo :'"ner m cold,. slelinsas at stainaeli, head-ach, &c. It operates didodaing Reid bile or other credit'''s retained in the intesti -41 tad, sad bets as an alterative to the system stotrally. Free. i*Gllll eny antiosonisl orwitrairial preparations, it is at all tiansil ale; mid has bees siwen wWs . singslar demi erect during Preff; Isacy. Its ado, is partiadirry. adapted to persons 'of Woes, Dios end dross sedentarylines, where a tailicleat aition er, the bowels is not kepi up, and eradiate letalood is those orpame;i we flecreutly'produeiop pains sad &Aeneas% bead.sebe, Iserv: Met. sad giddiness, or a mom of weariness er GOMM.. • ~r i t del& trial will fully convince dm patient it - tkeirldliscy. l see worst cams of *ikons or Sat Bad wets are ospokiirto. 'lured by a single dose, add 'in "lapel shooter dose Altai 8111 " 6 ' 140 4 but from eiperitnces Proprietor Wake k " remark, they win be hound *steely tel set aldissit O l ett, t kashwas, bet to leave the body, after *dr L..-J Nies °tees, free from that smite mate whit* ffeeeitai eweeeede - , ratien of wrodluines. 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Any mite of benevolent aid towards raising them from thee deep distress to a state iis which they court again re putably maintain themselves by their own elicrtivas. will impress their mitt& with lasting gratitude. /Donations thankfully received at Messrs. Codd's, 14, Flodyer. street.; L Murtlock's, 250, Ozford•street ; Elliott. and Francis. 104, New Hood street; J. Hatehard's, ico, Pkcedilly ; Samuel I .cieles, 1 11, Strand; J. M. Richardson's, es, Cornhill; 4, Old Broad-street, Royal Eztbange; and J tl, • 'sr. burtoe.otreet, Fitzroy +game • at each of which places a Sub seririen opened by two distiegaisbed Noblemen, a full State. mane of the Case and strong documents, as to Character, may be seen. AS USUAL! • ON Saturday the Lottery finished Drawing , w hen (As sumo) BlSH's•Offors stood Pli Z. 494111104? for the 4ale of Great Capitals, laving, On that Day, sold Toe eau Tweets Thremoit, nuking THREE PRIZES OP .120,040 In the Lottery just ended, Beside revere? oder &POWs. 'weeding in number and amount those said by any other Office-Keeper. The Number. and Par demists Sr. as follow a 9.941...90 000 Poonds...ln 9 Shams 5,646...90,000 Pounds..3n 12 Shams 4449.40,900 Founds ..in 12 Shares 5,903... 1,030 Pounis...in 6 Shares 190 3OO Guineas in 12 Shares 4,720 900 Guineas in 3 Shares 3,445 900 Onlneas is 19 Shares 304 9.00 Pounds......in a whole Ticket ' 3,092 goo Pounds ho it Shares. The £20,000 Prises were sold and registered as gnaw Half to N. 01 CORNIIIILL Sixteredi to•••Hrarroatt r. ........... Sixteen* to.••LinceLN'S Lust Quarter to —Deese Paeans 'Mk to - . •••OLOIIateTILIL MIMS d 1 iO•••NEWCIASTLE ON 4:4 , 1: tri ........ . l'etz a steer • 'ft th.::l o lltreriswat Sillies:A te—llsaintts Staffordehlie Sixteenth to...ilairrot. Sixteenth to...NewcATa-ST. Sixteenth t0...8R trro 0 Sixteenth to...Notaw lc II Sixteenth t0...(4. nettling& Sixteenth to.:.Outtat.x Sixteinsth te...Courrearittme Sixteenth to...Oxrean-ST• Sixteenth to...Caaenast Sixteenth to—Fseznstce Sixteenth to...Coaa . . Sixteenth to ...Tits reels Sixteenth to... Deans • Sisteenth to •Airwastions S Sixteenths to Entsanibiler. Sixteenth to ••WINCANTOK Sisteenth to...Gussnow •., Sisteenth to...lrosa. The ether Sham of the .C 20,000 Prizes sot being registered, are supposed to be sold to persons residing In London. The for tunate Holdirs may receive their Money on demand at . BloH'S OFFICES. 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. stp Tickets and Nana for a New Lottery will be an Sale in a few days. AMERICA. WRAC: de A LITTER 111014 NATCDIETICHEE, DATED NoViChilign 22. This place, which was some few days hack so very nnhealthy. ii' now rapidly tecovering. We have very few cases of bieltnese. Most of our troops which had been marched away are returning. The whole country is. also improving : between the Ric Honda and the Sabine, which was thought to contain little or no inhabitants, now contains about 200 families, and 490 families have settled on Red River, and it is expected that we shall have double that quantity by next year. This new Settlement will be more bene. fit to this place than all the Spanish trade. Most of ' our settlers, however, are purchasing up all the Spa- I nish land claims, under the idea that the boundaries of tote United States will soon ex:end beyond that place." pipings- cst a ai ger TORE ILVENII.IO rIST, NotEtIBER •,‘ ST. MARY'S, NOVEMBER 8. . Unt.ed States gun-vessel. No. 108, tient &Wall, has arrived de cof•er a very boisterous Pau.iagns Amelia appears be all in a bustle, and there is constant cannonading there ; the place is on. der martial law. Report says. two prizes are of. Annexed you have the last proclamation issued by CommOdore Aury t as Head-quarters at Fernandina, Nev. g, 1817, 8 end of the Independence. " INSA3ITANTs 07 FULIIIANDIMAFtrt days past you have Wlniessed the scandalous imitractious of a garden, computed ut awn, who, existing and tolerated on this island by our grave. sky, bare solely been engaged in subverting soda! order. Thep 'ad erercenarim, tra itors ' or cowar ds, who abandoned the cause Republicanism in thebour el danger and who either hired Irp our e n e mies, or mitred by the intrigues uf a few aspiring is• have attempted to involve us In all the *complicred horrors of a civil war. Citizens, we are Republicans front prim *le, our fortunes have been spent, and our tvta oft exposed Ur this moss glorious cause. We have come here In piing the TX of liberty, is foster free institutions, au4 to wage war ag ainst the tyrant of Spain, the oppressor of America, and the enemy to the rights of mast. We are reef ready to pa/v.l3ool)4dt lace to the principles o f Republicanism. hut firmly do: ued Dever to adhere to the dictate, of a factiosi. " When Es e heat of passions &all be ao morevbiret public Faun and tranquillity are resound —we shall see with lively plea. wirittbe estiabliblintent of a Pi ovisional GOTCTIMent 10010 Ito our codwhon *Merest, and to t h e advancentait of war glerilors (Anna. • " Anserleaas, Erighshmen, Irishmen, end Frenchmen, men grillystions, we are greenest ; let us tur ever be united by the qf lytp sad hatred to tyranny. ' • • Ole die tad abort, liana* law irdeclared to be in fume ort•tesi arm. * Lai us give to oar timbres' of the state et tbe" Florida. proofs of our military &alpine, and of our respect tot the Pinevnia of the inhabitants. (yinell) I. 1.%16 AIIRT." SIYk DEN. STOCKHOLM, NOVEMBER 28. The Diet was opened yestercay. Prince o.rtr read the King's Speech. The folhaing is an extract; 46 Grntlemen. aid pod Scuttle: of all ordo 41 I have not, on my part, any particular reason for convening ti extraordinary Assembly. Firmly resolved to preserve untouched purr funda•nental laws, and never to permit, in that respect. any bdt in the way and nilln th- corditions sehii!) the laws Oemselves prescribe, I have endeavoured, in concert with my son, the Prince Royal, to }dive to these laws all the force and vigour which my condi toptienal power allows. To the satisfaction of I.ssirg religicrus.y secured this bulwark of our inderendsnre, is joined the happiness, so dear to my heart. of fit. nessing the union that prevails among every clap cif the Swedes. •1 shoold thank PitovrveNcrfor. the l;lass. with this /*nee and this manquillity, whim Mei= with regret that all my meauftes for ttli . eredff of the Discount Bank have produced no other effect than that of retarding its fall for a time. Although this event has made a lively impression upon me, 1 auger notwithstanding saluury consequences, as well for the internal administration As fire our commtrci,lsys. tem. which I wish to free from obstacles that prevent its developement. In this situation I have inteirupted every other business to devote myself exclusively to the most important object, the plan of finance, which will be submitted to you. This plan is the huh of long meditations and calculations, which have ft., their object the internal resources of the country, and the quantity of specie in circulation. You know, Gentlemen and good Swedes, that the paper money which, in ISO 2, comprising the securities for she debt ' of the State, did not exceed four millions of or. wns (Banco), amounts now to about 90 millions. You may judge from thence of the extent of the sacrifices which .1 have been obliged to make to maintain the valise of paper comparatively with foreign money. " It is by these sacrifices, as wed as by advan. tageous Commercial Treaties,coact uded with Foreign Powers, I have endeavoured to give new lite Cu) cum. merce ; but every unprejudiced man may easily judge of the confidence which Swedes and foreigners can place in a species of money, which, in the space of one month, has varied from 30 per cent. between loss and profit. If foreign commerce procures abun dance and ease to. a country, the natural proJuctions of which are limited, it cannot be in the end advan tageous, when the people of this country do not possess among themselves sufficient resources of nou risbnient. " In ISIS the imyrtation of foreign grain amount ed to three millinus tie dollars of the Bank of Ham burgh, an incontestable: wool • that notwitlistsioding the amelioration of agriculture, a great de .1 still re mains to be done for the encouragement of this im portant and first alimentary resource. " The manutactureof cloths has also engaged my attention ; and, finally. to give them more activity, I have caused it to be made known, that in about three sears 1 must putchase about three hundred thousand yards et cloth far the army. I have assignea on my privy purse relief for a great number of *rusts andragricul-ural persons. 44 Tie land and sea forces have'been the object of all my cares. I have ameliorated the situation of the soldiers and their sulastiors. The aim of all my efforts Iris been, at the carne time, to open the ways of promotion to those who shed their blood fur their country, and to remove all the obstacles which might discourage the warriors whose fortune dues not allow them to aspire to the rank of Colonel ot Lieutenant. Colonel. With this view,. I shave pprchascd a great part of these places. In the space of these last three years, the army and the Pension Chest have received about two millions of crowns /Banco) without pres sing in any manner upon the State Funds. A 51:4 of the line, of 80 tons, has been launched. " The lazaretto, the hospitals, and other publ'e establishments, the supply of grain for the capital, at ail equitable price, have been alto the subject of my solicitude ; and while countries much more favoured by nature have suffered scarcity and famine, Sweden has been so far lot tunate that none of its inhabitants has been the victim of them, or been obliged to emi grate to a foreign country. No sea has seen' the Scandinavians embarked for *emote ngions, in the hope of übtaiaing subsistence there, boat want of it io their own country " I have adinii.teie.f,Cle t 1 men, the finds which you have assigned fur the wants of the State, with all the care with which a tender father could use in ma naging the property of his children. Besides the support, maintenance, and pay of the army, which my son conducted in Germany, I have procured for you, in the interval et six years, by foreign aids, or by the payment of our debts abroad, a surd of about V. 5 millions of crowns (Banco). a I am very far from thiuting that the plan of finance which will be submitted to you possesses the degree of perfection I wish to give it ; but I think, at feast, that the expedients proposed are the 1110':t suitable for the present, and that we should give them a trial until the meeting of the next Diet. • 46 Althouilh my constimtional duties do not re quire that i shauld 'itlitnit to your examinatitm work of tai. nature, fly zeal ( however, for el'eg'y thing that can contribute' to your happiness and my experience, have encouraged me to do so. I shall esteem myself happy slioold it receive your *proba tion. It, on your tide your resolution should go be. • yond my wishes, I shall bless me PittivmeNce that in this important business shall have edvantageotisly directed your efforts. I have ,always endeavoured to i ccomm otati; myself to the public opinion and the spirit of the times, and snot to compromise theories nor the • other. Before the voice of the country all . private interests, all doubtful pretensions should he s ilent.' true greater these• efforts the more validly they are of the Itafiresentatives of a Penple,•*Whatie been in all times distinguished by their love of haine o r, and their sacrifices for the general good." SYNTAX' LIFE OF NAPOLEON. This day wa. published, in royal itvo. prier Li. ss. In board•, a New Edition, being the Fourth, embellhbed with thirty Engravings coloured, of FIR. SYNTAX' LIFE of NAPOLEON; a Hu- U dibrastic Form, in Fifteen Cantos. 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