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Patients in the niunu fare requested to state the [Anticline of their case, age, and manner of Meng, enciosirrea remittance foe advice and medicines; and the tamed es will be given or torwarded to any past of tke Mistaken. GlObS sad Co. :itargeoti I. ; 3, Welts tie street, Fleet street. CLAIMS ON THE BRITISH AID OFFICE AT LISBON. TRICASUar CHAMBERS. WittriUALLl Dee. t, 1 9 57. • ALL PERSONS 11.seing unsettled Accounts with Mr. BELL, of the British Aid °Sae in Lisbon, are hereby required to deliver such Account., either at the British Aid Glace in Lisbon, er to this Er.ard, before the Ist of February next, in order that th-y may be ex matel and finally settled ; and all Persona indebted upon ti e.e anoint-, are required to pay forthwith the Balances due by them, either at The Rritl-ls Aid °ace in Ll.!nm, or to Air. Hill, Agent fur Commissariat Supplies it this Office. PORT WINES. UT THORPE mid C. 43, ilaymarket, inform a• ib , ir Customers that they will Sell their Pnet Winos at Sts. per Dozen till the lath day of Deceralr.r, when, In contr. quence of the COUthlllti advances on Port Wines, they must ad• vadile their Prict, i 0 3bs. per O. sea; White Spanish Dinner Wines a Ws. per Doven as usual. December Ist . FROM LAST NIGIII 'S GAZETTE. The Cavite of list night contains a trimher of Addresses of condoi.licc to his Royal Highnes the Pnisce REGENT, and his Serene 11,gtsri..ss Prince ,Laoem.n, oa.the I invented&mei f h:r It•,),111-ii4.:!i -orss the Princess CHARLOTTE. TialSe t;) the l'alsCit REGENT, the Gazelle states, he was plessed to receive very graciously. The following were tz. his Royal Highness the Puttice REGENT: The Burgh and Parochial Schoolmasters of the Pretbytery of Dnnft unitize, Scotland. Magatmes, Ornery, Clergy, Merchants, Trades:um, and kit:Oman:. of the Town: hip of fitoutbridge, the Varista of °Use/1411rd, and its vicinity. he Mayor, Alikrnien, Sheriffs, and Common Council of the County of the City of Watertottl. The Mayor and Co.nnionalty of the City of York. The Lord Mayor, Citizens, and inhabitants of the City of York. . 'I he Bail High Steward, Clergy, and Inhabitants of the Da , rough of Burtol.-upon- trent, in the County of Safford. 'The Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses, and Inhabitants of the Bo rough of Carom von The Inhabitants of the Borough of Maccicslield. he Bailiffs High S:co ard, NtcurZer, acid Preetnen of the ancient Col potation of Kinston-upon- flumes, Surrey. The following Addressee have been presented to Hs Serene Hig , )ress Prince LeoroLo; The Mayor, Aiiijrnien, and burgesses of the ancient Boroi.i,b of l'ontinouth, iu the Cooney in tiouthanipton. The MtniAttrs And Elders of the Presbytery of 41yr, int: in Presbytery. The Iniiobitants of the Burottli of Tewkesbury. The Magistraita, 04 ry, C!era, Merchants, Manufacturers, and Inhabitants ut Prince LIOP , LD has acknowl-d?ed his feelings on the receipt of the Addresses, ti lough the :hetimna c f Sir ataicitt GAIIDINitat in ssi•ttec answers. Th tt returned to the ihilabitants ut ;!te town ant bottomed ul liirsningnam, cow:: its t!te followinx passage, which cannot tail ot being duly appreciated by the British nation :—" The Ponce I.ItOP his own sorrows, shares in cmtimpn e..i:11 the country, its steep' and irreparable Liss ; and, as iti imettsc+, ay. happioess, and weliAte, were everarst in Iler thOughts and hope, so he receives, in :tA sympathy an coado. Lowe, the only .consolatiun Fie c 471 know." UASKRUPTS. Thomas Hughes Lloyd, of I hiirlidou.tteath, Croydon, Surrey, but late of Aldermanbury, Loudon, elorhkr, lier and ciiait- • man, to ..urreinkr Dec. 9, 16, and January t 9, as one, at Attcrney, Mr. Henry Carpenter, Church Passage, Old Jewry. WdWtn Bath, of Esher, Surrey, victualler, dealer and chapman, Dec. 9, a: one, Dec. 16, at twelve, and January IS, as oar, at Gutldliall. Atiornies, Mebirs.Euwards and Lyon, blountsbury Samuel ° nul Kirk, of Leeds, Yorkshire, ale-house-keeper, dra'er and • chapman, Dec. Is, 19, and January IS, at eleven, a; the Court . lnnw, I.eeds. Attornies, Mr. Itictsard klattye, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. klargreave., Leeds. Richard Steele, of Bristol, druggitr, &aka' and chapman, Dee. 9, at eleven, Dee. 16, at ten, and Jarmary IS, at eleven, at ituilat ball, London. Attoruics, Messrs. Peale: and Son, 6within's• lace, I.olidon. Wllliant Wade, of Hulland.street, Oxforlstrett, baker, dealer and charmaii, Idtc. 9, 16, and Jan. t?, at ten, at Guildbull-.- At.orney, Mr...-lrundell, Chancery-lane. Henry Setree, of Johu•street, i~lolbony Middlesex, money-serf. Vcflef tielkT and charlatan, the. 6, 19. and January Is, at 11, at Guillnall. Attorines, !sierras., Shaw and btrphens, Staple. Inn, London. DIVIDENDS to be maile at GUILDHAL L. Dee. 29, Joshua Metra're, of Nett London-street, Crotched. Friars . , nwiehant, at ten. Christian Henry Kauffmaan, of elm% toarlta.nt, a. fen. Nteholus Demczy, ISmilry X% honey, Hauts, ionkeepsr, At tat. Dec. 47, Win. l.a A , Lup.leall C:•anilters, titer. chain, at twelve. Istlchard Varies, Ile sr LJU.I-,'ltt..f, tallow. chandler, at one. Dee. 113, Brrka Thomp.uo, White I furor Inn, liatter.unr, coach proprietor, at cloves. I o%n COK le, Ak angora. court, merchant, at twelve. Wl:*.hem dealt, of Lishops Hatfield, itsubuider, at twelve. Dec SO, Abet: :-etty, West atn:tlifighl, toy. merethitst.4 tan. Stamm liruwit, !Iliad eu.ouls, Headier at 11. Jan. 3, .I,4ta Ilarce.s, liuDold $.l ash. saa:tstsr, sat wrier. &c.v., Stic`aard W. Ahepp.r..l..% hlrtinanbury, Blackwell Ifni factor, at ten. John tatate, New Lothlun.itreet, metchant, at ten. John l'ugh, Red Lio.t-s rer:, tiolb.on, teo.inshigeri at eleven. Dec. 16, Ben. Cowen, Bithoprgattt.afrce , tor:el.:tut, at 'L e ver.. Lh e . SS, lunathan ridsitszton, Chests 4611, th•ak•er, at t wave. Dee. l I, I Wm. &vet, Niractifor:ecotial, therchaut. at twelve. G e or g e 11 , 4 Samuel itchnia.u, Paterusserti -tow. booksellers, at twelve. Dec. . 10, Michael debratianis, Minuries, merchant, at tw e ve , Dec. .22. John Chey:ny, thmodatreei. litter -o.r.yer, at eleven. H:ury tin:deride liween...L., Q4evet.street, Cheep tale, mac:tant s at IL Moms Levy, Mt: 'Kiev, tUtroi3iat, a: eleven. DIVIDENDS to be n-ade In the COUNTRY. Dee. 1111. W. Harris and J. Ilickitnou, Marypoit, sail dOtb. matintacturers, at eleven; at the Golden Lion, Mat-trim Dee. Ju, L. 'strong, Whitehaven, mercer, at three, at the Black Lion, W itliehee en. Dec. tit, P. Liudti, Pi) amith Dock, baker, at eleven, t ‘. heatiey's Hotel, Ply nuJuLh I..rck. Dye. %7. W. Wlnglaintoz,, Intrningnam, UIC3 cer, et rove:yes at the Woulpack, Sals•or. ;egg % ISirntinghani. Dec. 2'2, W. 1, Smith, Birmingham, victim 1. r, at Meh:, a: tt.e Swan, liigli.strec:, dirtninghant. Dec. 16, w. iiaibii, 11.tillax, grucc:, at eleven, at the Wince Swan, Halifax. Lsee...i.., re. pelgairns, W. truce, and J. Bridge, Liverpool, mec. etantzt, ;:t sierra, a: the George, Dal,..s:rert, Livetp•wl. • CERTIFICATES—Dec Jo. S. Wafer), ' ravel bane, paper-mar:War! II I cr. 1. I.i. !el, Wallet t.l tr. ttiict T. tsewun, Have. rc.r.:wes:. banker., N • hada ick, grocer. %V. Lin& ta, L.Sr:s! 01, draper. J. ejeuy, Ne.VC-4 . 1e, fdelp.o.vner. I*. t!ey, •••:iattlei cattoo matrafaateer. H. Ab.itt, Iperrizlt, r. a. UenroJ, Below, lealetr.cist:gr. D. Radford, C:11:et!).:y, pvimb: r. W. and C. Limburg, Olioretl.tes, di.u4sre. K. Cuter, tl4,llsorr, cheese. nougat. I. 1-lartiey, Neth,r kuut.ford, c..ttore u.aimartt r rer. Doesaiteen 23 —l. Raeostautt..3l and 1. Pam dress. J. banal. Milton. rope.an..ker 1. %VIM street, plumber. 9. Jackaon, kport, droggiat. Alerrooke, victualler. J. V. 'l he: Ici I*. el. bat J..Akired, chert sty, grocer. 'l'. Bristol, juu. std Gon•or^:, grocer. ccr. i•te: wicN, I ulr;- b. heepar, alassulactuitc. climbe Actor.