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II I 1 I . W dIfIG•111 f • WEDNESIXAY, DECEMI3IOI 17, 1817. ~' i r v v.:2 10.. .;..~. ' PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. °Epics OF ORDNANCE, Dangler 8, 1817. NEXT SATURDAY. FOUR ritizEs OF Xen,o.lo! CAR ROLL, the Contractor. the pleasure • of announcing to the Public the Pith state of the Wheel, winch contains Mit. BRAHAM'S EDMON. • this day eras published. COTS WHA HA'E Wl' WA I.LACE BLED. Sung with the most enthuqiastic n )planft, tbreetimes each erPning, by Mr. BR AHA NI, at Covent-Gar.!-Illieltre, in " Guy M,.nnering." The Symphony and Aceeonmanimerst romped! by Mr. Iraitam. London t Printed by Button, Whittaker and Co. 75, St.' Paul's Church-yard. Price Is. dd. •.• Many spurious Edidons of this Eong are In circulat'on, but the above is the only genuine one. EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW UNION CANAL. TO CONTRA ['ORS. ---- rftE PIONCIPAI. OFFICERS of his md. I iSTra °RONA IVCE do hereby give Ntti.e,That th e y e „,li . 2. 1,1, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower, ou MOZI - the 51.4 instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon pre. J . E., 4ultdry Lots of NEW and OLD STORES, ebnsiming of IT . tante. Bkick3, , louble and single, Powder Horns and Pieces, .4 2 -4,Saldle-ba,,s and Pieces, Accoutrements of Sorts alphas, Old Brass Furniture from Arms broken up, Copper A b s ,kc. incl . , led, Mixed Metal, Swords, Hilts, and Pietas ; Ida ho Nine Lct of Reined Brimstone, which will be deli ,,,tl at the Royal Powder Mills at Waltham Abbey. l'he ~k of the Articles may be viewed on application at the Prin tly/el...epees Office at the rower until the day of Sale, ex. the article of Brimstone, which may be inspected upon 0 o to the respective °Seers of the Ordnance at the tyll'Lvt Itr Mills at Waithatts Abbey. Printed lists of the 1,13 will del.verel te those persons who may apply for the ou , a; the Office of the Principal Storekeeper in the Tower. By Order of the Hoard, J?.. if. CREW, Serrefary. NOTICE is Hprehy Given, that the accessary Plans, Seqinnt ,and :if cations of the Work , for the f rit t miles (ran Etlinburt s '., divided into suitable Lott, will be reedy for the inspection of intending Contractors. at the e°mPe tr e s Office, 555. High-titrtet, Edinburgh, on the 25th inktanr, and offers addressed to t'ie Cll3mittee of Management will be re ceived from tint. time till the I sth day of January, 18 ill. Edinburgh, Der.csabcr 10, 1517. FOUR PRIZEi OF ,C 2 ,N , Ol And which num be ALL Drawn en SATURDAY NEXT. The krice of Tkkec . and Slum, en u follow., vii. Ticket I PS. _ _ Half stil 9 0 • IC2 19 6 Quarter Sl5 0, Sixteenth 10 6 The following Capita! Prix wire denim nn Friday, Dee. 5, and Sold by G. CARROLL, at his Ofii:es, No. 7, Coatruit.a, and 2ti, Oxroan-sractr, where the fotunate Holders may re. :ekes their Mnney on demand, v's. 4,349 a Prize of .e.?0,000,,in Shares. 5,N43 .. 4.7/.6 ...... 200 Guinea, W hole I leket. 209 Guineas, in :hares. FUNERAL OF HER ROYAI, HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS CHARI.O rrE. RACKER MANN begs to inform the Public . , . rtra the PR :' .r`l' r•prr•enting the above solemn ceremony at St. George's Chap-I, Windsor, afer the designs of Mews. Wild and Stephanoff, will he ready for deliwry early in January 1 peat; the Stewript'on at Ms. 6 , 1. will close on the 314 Decembm, when the price to Nen-Subscriber. will be !Ss. Al.n Purtrai-s of her Royal Highness Paisfccsa CnAlt LOTTE and of his Serene Highness PRINK; Lao Pox°, after the celebrs'ed Pictures by A. CHALON, R.A. Whole lengths, Vls each, dm. Heads St. each, ago. Heads Ss. 541. a Print of the Royal Vault at St. George's Chapel, NViatlsor. is. an Elegy on Prii.cess Charlotte, Ss. °Were received by R. Ackermann, 101, Strand, and all the Book and Priottellers In Great' Britain. MONMOUTH, KENNET AND AVON. THAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL, AND COMMERCIAL DOCK SHARES, WEST It lIDDLESFX, AND I'OR rsmourei, AND FARLING EON WATER.WORKS, AND Hela ASSURANCE SI4 A R El. TO BC SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. . SCOTT, Os:Teenier, the 214 D.tember, at the Mart, unless previously disposed of Private Centric!, IVONMOUTH NAVIGATION, Ten Shit-el; A-TA. the halt yearly Dividend now declared is 44 p er Share Kennet and Arno I hirtect Shares; Thames and Me•'..way Na • vigation, Twenty ' Shares; Commercial Doek, 'yen rharei. divi diag £4 per Share pet Annum; West M:dd'eu and Ptwti mouth, and Farlington Water. Works S and Forty ham: Hope Asuirenee Shares. fiv Particulars at the Royal note!, B:rmingbam t Hat^hetet Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge. treat, Leaden. CUSTOM:ROUSE, LONDON, Decertber 5, 1817. FOR SALE, ' / J oao' ef the Hen. the Conevissimers of his Majesty's Claimer, p. Tuesday the 16th. Wednesday the 17th, Thursday the 18th, p: lt lay the 19th; and in the following week on M , lnday the :20,Tuestlay the 4.1 d, and Wednesday the gith instant, at Two ...Jock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Coonmacial Sale F•Jonis, Mincir.g.bne, THE FOLLOWING GOODS. For Home Consumption, lTuslin, Nankeen, Shawls, Cambric, Woollen Cloth, ivory Clot Men, Fast-India stained Paper, Lacquered Ware, Draw l*, Pictur.s, raper Hangings, Cornellan Stones, Bronze Pow. do, Watches and other Jewellery, Shelis,Thread and Silk Lace,. Dote Veils. Scarfs and presses; Plate (;lass, Cut Copper Coln Send Sticks, Pasteboards, Sail Cloth, Clock Dial Plates and Movements, Musket Locks, Sabres, Chillies, Rose Wood, Te ri... 4 01 and Cow Hides, Goat Skins, Cranberriep, Wine, Barn, Geneva, Deals. Staves, Mah ogany, Tobacco, Snuff, :II sundry other sorts of Goods as mentioned ha the Catalogue. CLZAR Of ALL DuTsn.--Also we Cask of Wine, for Home Consumption, on payment of the Dudes of Customs nd or for Exportatien free of Duty. The Tobacco and Snuff (except eleven Hogsheads that by at Ghbe Yard) to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, London Deb; and all tl'e other Goods at the King's Warehouse, Globe Ted; and No. 9:), Thames-street; }Cluj* Cellar, under the Col Fschange • and Tobacco Ground, Rotiterkithe, as parch:la icized in the eatalorue TY: Goodain the first four days nabs on view from Tuesday, tf.::fin, until Monday, the 15th ; and the remaleder until Satur dal, the hods instant, from Ten o'clock in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. N.H. Goods bought at this Sok must be paid for at the Ito. tire of Fines and Forfeitures Once, Custom-Hotee, on or bto.• hit Saturday, the Met day of January, low, or the deposits made thweou will absolutely become forfeited. Comlosate may be had at the King's Warehouse, No. apb linnos.street, price One rifling trash. IRA= PRIVINTED. TantalenseCtite many attempts that eve deny .i. sada to torpor ea the unwary a spurious eernpositlea in eel of the Gneiss Blacking prepared by Day and Maeda. they Ise adopted s Dew lAA. in which their sigoature and address, - - - - 97..H1GH-HOLBORN, h a conspleseedy placed In the centre of the Lobel, that they trot as attention to this, and the difference of the type.which is sane afiletter•pree, will enable purchasers at once to detect the impel 10106 . The Real Japan BLACKING, wade and sold wholesale by DAY and mAwnx, 91, High Helmut, sad retailed by the riscipel Wean, Doubts, Booksilkis„ !rainwaters, Parts offs, Beet.Mehere, Ito. In the United Kingdom. is Banks at SI ►s, and so Oh each. • READING SAUCE: 'Jr COCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of Ibis u • mach liatvoneed Artiele, hey meet respeetfolly to caution dietiabiliehOsetry, and the Public, again* the daily frauds and bkpositioss premised by many Leedom and Country Oilmen and, lalance Venders, to deceive end deprive them of the OF.- WINS iI.EADING SAKI. Neva are • Oinine but those ono* have the Corks sealed with dse impsvel; 44 4. COCKS, BUDINO r and also the following deacripdbn of the Sauce on a Ormgotolotirod Label s BEADING Sacco Yoe Fish, enriching Gravies, Ike. prepared led mid, 'wholesale and retell, by J. COoßat Reanints." 'E'bb bate is generally used at Table with all sorts of rids, In prefe. note to all other Fish Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious yid' Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. kis presumed that 110 UK! ear met wish stab general ap. Nebulae and extensive sale. it is patronised and recommended by most of the first Families in the. Kingdom. kis retailed in !madam by sOO of the most respectable Oil men and Fish-Sauce Venders; in Bath by 30, and by most of the pdadpel Fisb-Sauce Dealers In the United Kingdom ; who also Oseas's Oeusdne and superior ESSEWCS of ANWOVIES; tie trial of a small Bottle will ensure It she preference. THE NOTICE being expired, which the COM MERCIAL MALL WINE COMPANY gave to their ?rinds and the Public to furnish themselves with PORT WINES at Old Prices, the CoMpany,take the earliest opportligitY of 1 , s ting their present Mom for Wines of the following favourite Varna Ports of the Vintage et 1818, 425. Od. per Dos. Into - - 1812, 455. Oth Ditto . yang, gni, rid. And it is certain that the Wines of al 5 and of 1812 must be WO farther advanced, and the 1508 will soon all be in the bands of Private Individuals. The Company return thanks to their 'cry numerous independent and respectable Friends for all their Lwow., and recommend the following White Wines as worthy theirnotice s Per Dos. _ . Fine Obl soft and high4seoured Sherries Ma. Ditto ditto keit India, matchless 405. Teueriffe, of full Madeira %veer • 48e. ' Brood kladeirs, very old • West-India Madeira • • 68s. East-india ditto matchless li4s. Tie Company also offer the folowing Cape Wines as being tiso in quality from any other that have been 4111 tied, camps what has lately been mid only by the Cemplery White Cape Stein Wise, SOs. par dos. White Cape Wine, the Antos Madeira Grapotraasphsted,and tie cid way of producing the Wine improved by etperbOssetal odtivadon of the Grape Landi and sifiNbk proculs in • g and otellerstisg, Hu per des. C. C. Cape, the only parcel ever imported, made from Gripes' ted Purposely front differeot Vioe Growers, who ore she ou noted for the high %%vatic@ of their gimps., and is what is , med the Stuns-Vat Wise, being kept by the Wine Masers the purpose of lroproviog New Coarse Wilses, 4.e. Red Poem * is Punch bottles, and far superior to most retch Wiues,Stis. Red CaPe•—;ll% Wine 1$ frees the Madeira Tints Gripe planted, and prodeme s dry %Wheeled high . red Wine, 41s. Zin. 10,11kinser-stseet, sod 350, Oafeedotiest, Lobate. . . . . . .. - .0.. 4 f --- ' 4 sr\ ' ‘` t • • , No, ' • •''',-. , 4 00 , f, tt. - 1. . 41 •''ft N ,- ~.. . . . .. , ... 4 "..A1k Alliv-! ..):: • " t°3 • l g l . , ,:,;). • - • • .. . . . , --------- ----------------- ...r ...._- ''‘"Q ICE SEVI. w UNION C.. . . lle tweets% 'ht. fro to I GREAT SUCCESS!—Cos ustrat.) IN the ptesent Lottery, the following Capitals were all Shared and Sold by T. BISH. STock•BROXER, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING•CROSS: No. 4,349 A PRIES nt ‘20,000, MONEY AND CONSOLS, ,In One Quarter, One Eighth. and Ten Sisteenths; 3,908, 41,000-4,720. 4210-3,092, ali/00. The £20,000 was distributed as folk:wag Quarter t 0.... Norwich Sixtec::th t 0... Edinburgh Eighth Sixteenth to Oundle Sixteenth to. Bristol Sixteenth tn Penzance Sixteenth t0...a...8rut0n Sixteenth Manton match too....Camberwell 1 Sixteenth to Whitschapel Sixteenth te.........Y0rk. A Sixteenth not registered, supposed to be In London. The other Capitals were sent to Dublin, I Liverpool, Edinburgh, Margate, Nerwieb, Hatton Garden, I Reading, Limerick, Strand. Banat*, Bail', Cuserbury, OmPatios Cork, boe ' r Vird Aires Were not registered, and supposed to belong to persons residing in London. MONEY FOR BLANKS! The Headers of Blanks drawn Second Day, if they intend taking the its per Ticket, neared by the Contractor, snug pre• seat than by TO-MOI&&OW, the lath December, or taltasbge Chow far THE FOUR PRIZES OF £20,000! at. &c. Which remain In the Wheel for the Lag Day of Drawing, NEXT SATURDAY, (Nth DECEMBER), When all the Capitals must be drawn. Tickets and Shares (warranted undrawn) are en sale at T. DISH'. °Mem . . TRIALS AT DERBY. This day was published, in Two Vols. Bvo. price sirl. 41. in extra boards, THE TRIALS OF JEREMIAH BRAN DRETH, WILLIAM TURNER, IiAA C LUDLAM, and GEORGE WJUGHTMAN, for HIGH TREASON. Takes in Short-hand By WILLIAM BRODIE GURNEY, Short-hand Writer to both Houses of Parliament. Sold by Butterworth and Sou, Fleet-street; and Penner, Pa teamster-row. Of whom may be had, the few remaining Co pies of the Trial of JAUMI WATSON, Out es. Also,a new Edition, being the Foarteeoth,of Braebygraphy; or, 4. „Improved Sptem of Sbort.hand. Ey Joseph Gurney, Wiese balf4 guinea. For STRANOUARY, DROPSY, GRAVEL 013STRUE MONS in the URINARY ?ASSAM?, DIABETES, and GENERAL WEAKNESS. WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DItOPS. In hie mu. , jetty's Navy these Drops have for nearly 100 years past maintained their character as a spade for the Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy; Stranguary, Woaltams and Obstructions in the Urasky Passage, and General DebUilly; but particularly for their absolute and speedy core of the Voosreal Mere s Wessel's Jesuit's Drops and tipeejfm Remedy, an the only safe and expedition. Cawood WI so Moamar la their nonare, as to require WI. or no restrabt. Asa reiterative for Omura Debility, Wessers Jesuit's Drops Mite bun kag known and esteemed; whether the Debility arises hied tka ton copious use of Mercury, from excess of Veoery, or liana but of Climate, they an equally serviceable t—seek as has **mum to be troubled with old stubborn Gkets, Se- Mina or toy Weakness of the Kulneys, Ureter, or Blad der, Diabetes, or difficulty of making wmar, will experience a complote ears by due penrrennea. TM put object to be attended r' is, Cult Purchasers should IM sinful Is batiag the unit and smoke f ftparation. slabs VD' . safe and dangerous counterfeits attempts iso be foisted on the Public, by absolute falsrboods, we so siumenin. that the ProPrie- Mu request every porshaser alaaek for Wass les Juttleil DROPS. CAUTION The gamine Wagers Jesuit** Drops arninclosed lit a Wadi stamp, not an imitation eta stump, with the followirgl ..graved thous s " Joseph Waged, St. l'anCe Church-yard," Wks M. 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SCOT A VERY CoMforable RESIDENCE, and com plete FARM at SIXTY ACRES of Freehold and CbPy" hold excellent Mwdow and Arable Land, In high cultivadoo, In a very pleasant, botchy, cheerful *swim, convenientiknew to the Market Tow° of Braintree, 40 Gillet from London ; com pact, b oun d e d oy two turoplke-roads and a river, With domestic L a on, .Gardens and Shrubbery-walk leading to the tatu u ng .rolldings; com pletely adapted, at a great expense, for co ne...lenity managing the Farm ; all iu good order, well sop. pbos with water, with Immedlite possesstua. ) Apply to Mr. Altar, Black Not ly , meat Braiatree; mad to Mr. plum, New Baidgitlitreet, Loudon. FROM Lest NIGHT'S GAZIITE. Lastnight's Gazette contains Addresses of Coisdoknce to the Prince Regent, from the counties of Dul,liis and Tipper:.: y. the town of Balbriggan, the city of Exeter. the b-rougis of Weep mouth, the inhabitants of Weymouth. 'the muoty of Bak*. the inhabitants of Sunderland, Re-hop Wearmouth, Muut Wear mouth, and the vicinity, the borough of ihrivick upiese:fweed, the city of Durham, the county of Radnor, the Corse: .0013 of Southampton, the Presbytery of Inverness, the cueniy of Bi.te, the town of Renfrew, the city of Lichfield and inhabitants. the town of Besietky. the Presbytery of Caithness, the Preshjiteay of Selkirk, the city of Winchester, the count? of Lee , the Corporations of Leicester and fialthanitit , .n, Cie county Stir ling. end the Presbytery of Abertarf.— fitere 11'%! a! :o Aillfresises to Prince Leopold from the town of Goildicri, the honing!' cf Reading, the town of Christchurch, the town and heroligh of King's Lynn. the borough of V.'srwick, the cli.y of Perth, the Towns Council of Dundee, and the borough of MarlL hough. BANKRUPTCIES ENITAR @ED. • - Jan.s, Abraham Aaron. late of Plymnutb.Dnct, bllversaeth, ai eleven, at Wealtley'l Hotel, Plymon•b Doe. • BANKRUP IVIES 3UPERARD:II. Babe; of St. Jameet•ttre.4, )41 , 14!e1ez, drew-oviter. 13.A.T41Kr‘UPTA. John Ladbrdok,now nr late of Drayeote, WarokktPro, ft:-.ler, dealer and chapman, to surrender Dec. 29, no. an., 27, at eleven, at the Kinc's Head Inn, Coven , ry Attordlee, Mr. John Carter, Coventry ; or Mr. B-nn, Rugby . Mark, White, of the parish of Lowdharn, No•tingitsmstdre, bleacher, dealer and chapman. Dee. 29, sq. and January tr 7. at eleven, at the Lion Hotel, Nottingham. Atton:eys. Mr. Wm. Chippindall, Great Queen -s reet, Loudon er Mesas. Foseroft and Parson., Nottingham. William Glbert, of Bath. baker, dealer and ehapman, Jantssry 2, 3, and 27, at one, at the Castle and Ball inn, Bath. .ttturniee. Messrs. bierhersole and Barron, Essex street, London, or Mr. Luke Evil!. Bath. Robert Collyer, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, porter-dealer. wine-merchant, dealer and ehapman. January .5, 9, and 27, at " eleven. at the Qrbrge Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornlee, Mr, W. Read King, Serpant's Inn, London ; or Messrs. Newtuarels std Harris. Chelte uham. DIVIDENDS to be made at OUILDTiAT.I.. Dec. 90, Jahn Jones, John Owen, sod Henry Abbott, Beek lersburv, merchants. at matte. lan. 20, 'Min Whitehead, Mar. I toward, and John Haddock, Cateaton strett,l•nolters, at v.yel,e, - Jan. 6, George Meli4s, Fenclkurch-atre , -t, at tw.lv.. David Mor gan, Neath, ironmonger, at twelve... Jan. to, Alt•xr. A t ,d, r4oo , l'hiliet-lane, merchant, at eleven. Jan. 6, I' neenia Atiton'o P. lotba:o, Yinsbut y-atreet, merchant, at ten. Frh. s, It'ch. Chick, Molyisculostreet, ',nen-draper, at twelve. Dec. st 3,. Artht:r Mowbray, urge Lewis I lidlingsworth, John Wetherell, Wm. Shields, Wm. Soulful . ), and Wm. Richard Stokes, Durham, Dar lington, Thirsk, and Lothbury, banker. at twelve. Jan. in, Jo:;. Adlington. Chesterfield, draper, at tweve. Jit.• St, Thomas and James Dowky, -street, Bankside, corn merchants, atone. Jan. t 7, Joseph lfar.d, Wormy. att.i-s•reet, wit ehouseman, at I I. Jan.lo, Andrew John Mack •nz 'e att I Henry Rape!, Cr )114-.!ree:, merchant., at twelve. Jan. (, )tlittl Francis, Hunstlon; enanfactnr at ten. Wm. Wall, Maidenhead...lt:gee°, at ten. Jan 2, Andrew Adair and D. Cuttingham, WillettlllT street, merchants, a! 12, J0u.24, Dennis kifliths, Cantet bury, draper, at (price. Mang 21 ,; Wm. P l asm rfieltl, Fieet.mark et, haberdasher, at twelve. • DIVIDF.NDS to he made In the COUN ERN'. . Jtn. 2,1). Newbold, Birmincham, tin .plate Worker, at nre, nt the koyal Hutcl, Inroninesa•n• Jan. b, J. J. Wood, Snu:h Ham. klet.near (flotionter, coal-merebant, at ten, at the Ra.n, Cle.j. meter. Jan. 8, J. Deward: Bridlington Quay, 010 p-bonder, three, at the• Britannia, Bra:neon Quay. Jan. 8. 11.111 3 , 011. • Wigan, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arm% etester- Jan. 9, W. nay'' , Noisvich. Run-maker, at fottr, at the Nurb,lk Hotel, St. fireeory, Morw!cli. Jan. I t!, W. Her, tn. Cargo, Cumberland, Belatoonger, at eleven, at the Scotch Are-- I Ricks rgate. • We feel pleasure in publishing the follnwing lever, as transmitted to us, in confirmation of a paragraph which appeared Wow &apes., relative to die cute o: that general and i dangerous complaint Rupture : TO THE refralt• OF THE' STAR. Sea—Obsetvingsspartrapb In your Pryer re.pwinp the rote o f an H e rnia, perforassait(ollo large stet) lay the Moheal.Board, at Charlotte House, Crest Cl,arktte-street Elach,rta., brad, padre, Sir, to Messrs. COOVM rid Co. 1 heg thiii my per sonal testlmony Having been afEtete.l neatly twer..7 year', rnd deemed incurable by eminent Surgeons, I patiently bete my s Bdctioe, , a p ee o ng every boar to be my last; I at length appned to the Mrdtnal Board, and have reason to pray for that eseelient F,tablpliment, for although 1 am nearly so, was ptrfertly cur* in a few wets, and row, thank goo, enjoy Sand I e,.. ! h. I think, Mc. Editor, an who !Kew me w;11 allow Matins/2 have no (Aber motive foe dill+ communication than a rablie renz.--1 am, Sir, your obedient Servant, c• etaxstAnn, I Stile near Darden-road, Geefges Ftelds 3 Oncbcr, 181-• ONLY ONE DAY MORE, NEXI' SATURDAY, TWENTIE EH DECEMBER. T . AND J. SIVEWRIGHT have the pleasure of d . calling the attenlon of the Public to the Rich State of the Wheel, which contains FOUR PRIZES 0? .120,000, And which must be all Drawn no SATI7RDAY NEXT. ' Those persons whose Ticket, were drawn Supplementary Numbers, will have them redrawn on Saturday Next, and will possess the mine Chance as bef , ire, of nbminitt the Four Pritti of £lO,OOO. Should they not choose, however, to take the ha zard of a second Drawing, they may receive them as Prizes of £l2 each, provided they present them for payment before the lath December. ICKE l S and SHARES are selling at the fortunate Offices l of J. and J. 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