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N VIVIBER 8668. THEATRE !MAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Strvo,nts wig' twrfornt the Piay of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. To which will be added the Musical Romance, called THE NINTH STATUE; or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAC:DAT. The New Musical lt.,inance of 'l be Ninth Statue will be re tested every evening till further notice. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Macbeth. Friday, the Comedy of "lite Stratagani. Saturday, tho'Fregedy of Othello. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed the Tragedy of THE GAMESTER. To which will le added the new PAM, calkd THE KIN WHICHG AND T WHICH ? HE DUKE ; or, IS The new Farce of the King and the Dolte will be repeated every eve&ng till further notic!, To-morrow excepted. .Tomorrow, C gr i o l a nus; with 'me Pdte* of Bondy. • Friday, the Tragedy of lobelia. Saturday, John of Pink.; with Aladdin. • - PIANOFORTES, THE PROPERTY OF A- FAMILY GONE ABROAD. „CAPITAL 014 .crrand Horizontal PIANO FORTE, by Broalwood, in contacts order, having had the hammers- tasty new le Alleged, only 2S guineas, first cost 65 gui 'mks ; aho a sq u are Pianoforte , with brawert, tic. as good as elm, for 28 guineas; and a verpline awed Cabinet tiasoforte, with two Pedals, gik, lath frees, equal to new, for 88 guineas.- 7to be seen at Mr. Watlen'a, No. a, Leicester•place, from ten to four o'clock. IF JOSEPH BA. ) rCHELOR, who was born at Westbury, In the county of Wilts, io the year 1797, and its or about the year 1 . 211 Nut an apprentice to Mr. StatkenSilver- With, No. SB, North-street, Ensbury-square, London ' but who *tas missing on the 10th of July, 1812, an d bas sot since been heard of, be Wing, and will apply to Messrs. Davies and Davis, Attornies, Warminster, Wilts, he will hear of something greatly to his advantage; and any infortiation respecting the death of the said Joseph Batchelor (should be be dead) will be thankfully received as he is,if living, entitled tai considerable property, which in case of his death is odienriso disposed of. • GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. WHITE HORSE INN, FETTER-LANE, HOLBORN; and ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMEN'f'S, STRAND. 110 , COAqH, removed from N. , the Golden Croa, Charing Cross, to the above tins, (nun Which it sets out every Monshag. N.B. Mail, Light Telegraph, and Post Coaches set out daily from the above Inns, to all the Cities, Manufacturing Towns, and Fishionable ViatlriopPlaces in the United Kingdom, By JOHN EAMES and Co. wbo will riot be accountable for any Passenger's Luggage, or any Package whatever, if lost or damaged, above the value of Five Pounds; unless entered as such, add paid for accordingly, when &livered at their Offices in Tpwn, or to their Agents in the Country. Ftrry CAPITAL .BILIZES. IN Tnr. N YEAR'S STATE LOTTEE.t•• tia been Drawing WEDNESDAY, 1 HEM6th JANUARY, leis. .. SCE. 2 o f &EWA° are ae40,000 4 10,000 • 20,004 4" 0 4. A w. l 4/ °° SOO if: J 4 111 •........- • 0 OS m •••••••; k 3 4 000 A - 14 e.,:v,•.;. - oo .100......e..4.. 9,009 si ..... .... . so . ....HE" '1.600 • . 190 Vs •••••• 11,400 ..4....., i 5 ' .....;..1 33,000 .. . • • 12,000 Tickets. ' - cc . i . . sll wok; .F..ifi4dr*Wl l kite above .E 25 ping Elag,tlanaati inthewill .._." ~I. w_, ar'rn•Ta *bore £25, Second Dat i. January *7th, will • • r•oceive ,e20;000. . ... .The Tbial and - Last Dimporig be January 91. TicsJAT4,lopAszat ,vs tip by • tl i cUM I• 1050 CQODLUC K,_ and Co. Contractors fouls* leyg,,st..tbeir Offices, the Cotner of Basle llvEdblogs, Cernblll t. pftng . King's Mews, Charing -Cross. - trrEftiL SCHOOL 800K5,., • Published by J. SouTe!kNo. 1, Pateinosavoiciti, 1. ilitiniNAL l o rUg i #,S ,TO YOUNG • ‘..1 .LADY, on Educatiou,. on HaPpineses en Grind= PAW, Beiutibs ot the Seriptbrer, Sic. Sic. Sac. By the Author of the POliilAClllOl/10. Price ix CAL 2. AU Houdreddatisetitena„,eledatetifrom the Abridgment of 9 4 0..„14 14 , 4 . 111 in t ry of Row, so *flitch is prefixed a brief sketch of thelcwilan T 1 sod of the piincipal constituted Authorities of the Routine,. In the most nourishing timer of the Common Weakh, , and a Table of tient - omen Emperors, together with a Chr.,iloionical Table of the saost.Cel eh r au A l Roman Authors, and an aCCOURt of their mostparthuslar works. By J. GortOo. Price Is. S. Juvenile Arithmetic, or Cledd's Guide to Figures; being an easy introduction to Joyee'S:AJithatede, apd Valibut others tio* In use. Part I. oontaining the Pour simple gni* with Tables larikiestiOul. Price is. sewed. • 4. Ditto, Part 11, contsiniug the Conipound Rule*, Etc. ikc.l price is. sewed. • N.B. The two Parts en fine paper may be ban, nag,. bound, - prke se. 6d. o. Harvey'sNeserCappw‘plateCy=lientelto. price isid. 6. Key to ditto, prior la. 7 . The GXammatleal Scifqinstructor is he *arm, and vial apps course of theatresen month. • This darwa% published,. • ' Plice•Si. 6d. bound; a nevi Editions. beillg the Seventeenth, of A GRAMMAR df the' FRENCH TONGUE; &with a PreFite,milifitning a» tray on the proper Method of Tmaising and Lellrlailit 1111111 . 11 r a g e * ' By LEWIS CH MBAUD. This *sok revscdandporravted. agreeably to the Dictionary of the French Acadepay.; by 14. De% Carrievel. ,PdAti l / 4 1 for F . C. add J. *lying:on ' G. Wilkie, J. Walker; J. 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BENJAMIN HOWAID, lACTIIIIIIDE of a Privateer, 25 years of age, five feet eight inches and a half high, Wont made, round visage, dark 'complexion, black hair, dark brown eyes, and a mark on the upper lip and a scar on the bead. COhiI . RACT FOR ASH OARS *Ws ASH OAR RAFTERS. Nil I. r-aFFICE, Deumil.er 8, 1814. rillHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS- S TONSRS of His MAJES77"sNif FY; hereby give Mitigs That on WEDNESDAY, the !Ist instant, at One &Clock, they Will be ready to treat wlth • Persons as may he willing to Contract for supplying - s4`• • A •••' ASH OARS, asd ' 1 ' _ . 14 to %) feet long, ASH OAR RAFCERIip„ . . - To be delivered at his Majesty's Yard at Deptford within one month from the day of treaty. ' ' A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Olikst. N. Tender will be remitted aftor .h emi the dry of treaty, tar any noticed, melts, the party, or ms ern, fir hiss, attend!. Every Tender smut iramompanied by a Lener, addressed to the Nay, Board s euu and &Piro responsible Persons, avails: to become bawl with as Perron tesderink, in the none 215 per 100 number, for the due performance of the Contract. PRO! 'ERTY TAX. BIRCH, MAYOR. • N a MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the .M4YO.lt, I ALDERMEN, and LIVERYMEN of the several Com ' panics of the City of London, In Common Hall assembled, at the Guildhall of the said City, on Tuesday, the ISth day of December, 1514. • Resolved unanimously, That this Common Hall hasiteusigu to believe that it is in contemplation to propose a continue** IT modification of the Tax upon Income, cotnEonly called the Pro perry Tax, notwithstanding the solemn Acts of the Legislature, and the repeated pledges of his Majesty's Ministers, that the said Tax should cease at a fixed period after 'the termination of the war with France. Resolved unanimously, That the Livery of London have re. peatedly, by representation's to the Honoumble House of emu. mons, and otherwise, publicly declared their abhoraanee system of taxation, so evidently partial, oppressive, and 'insioniti , tutional. Resolved unanimously, That the partiality, and Injustice of this Tax As manifest, because Income, which forms the basil of its assessments, is assumed as. a criterion of Property; and In censes of Wort duration, arising from temporary and fluctuating sources or personal industry, are assessed in equal prOportion. with those derived from certain and essamanent property._ Rewired unloiniiMily, Tbat - the preceding coosiderailons. wonM of thereseleer form an insuperable 'objection to thli sys tem of taxation; but these constitute only a small pan of the griennia of which we coniplaie, compared i with the arbitrary.• inquisitorial, and unconstitutional powers vested ip the Commis stoners, and the endless ancfvexatious assessments and surcharges with which we are harassed by swarms of interested Surveyors, Assetsors and Inspectors. Resolved unanimously, That, under the arbitrary and ingot sltoriaPautherity of these Commissioners, persons are compelled to submit to humiliating and vexatious disclosures, subversive of every principle of freedom, Ad incompatible with the rights of Englishmen; and. even after such degrading submission, the Commissioners, not unfrequently, confirm their own arbitrary I esiessinents,‘ in direct opposition to statements produced, and : altered to be verified upon oath; against which assessments they have neither remedy nor appeal, in law or equity; add, under these 'circumstances, it must be obvious, that persons'tn an insol neetinate, in Order to support a declining credit, must make undue returns. and submit to unjust assessments, rather than en counter such an inenisition. Resolved übaolmoualy, That the instances of vexation, oppres sion, and injustice, resulting front this system, are not temporary nor occasional=itot the cases of a Gs* victims, nor evils occur ring but once to the same indiekteal ; the horrible system per ' nolinievery owner of the kingdom, ancVertny man is, by turns, linseed and oppressed by it; an active and arbitrary Inquisition, with its numerous agents, are continually watchiqg over the pro gressive industry of all his:Msjestyge subjects ;nor can the unfor tousle sufferer calculate upon any terminatioa of his oppression,: for We unequal contest with these incmisidors is scarcely ended, e . .. . 'bet the smile scene began rerteerell. Resolved unanimously, That these owns we Merlin ls the 'Very principle of the Tax, and not to be remedied by any modi ::ilieties ;.and.however it may have beet ,'chute Ode the car ;Emcee Lances have ceased, and after the accumulated evils re born it have.been so grievously {tit; the renewal of this illemdous Tax would be altoggelpiStic and linpractioable, itspisiliolly at a time when the we ,semieusly experuing a diminution of their burthens, st elikilliallia add retreeefi mow in the, pshire expenditure. Resolved unanimously; That a Petition be presented to the Honourable House of Comntons, fiuteblY praying stein to take these matters inte.their whips consideration , and to reject any proposition that may be made for the continuance, or renewal, under any Modideation, of the said vietnti and oPpresidee Tee. The draft of a Petition to the avowable House tit Com mons being read, was unanimously agreed. to. Resolved unanimously, That the said Petitioo befall:ly eras 7 scribed, and signed by two Aldermen. and twelve Liverymen,' and presented to the. House of Commons by the Representatives of this City in Parliament. Resolved unanimously, That a Committee be appointed for the purpose of promoting the object of the said Petition. • Resolved unanimowsly, That the Representatives fterthiii:City eV Parliament be,,aeclate hereby instructed, oo support the prayer' of the said Petition. • illesolved uneaten's*, That Me Thanks it this Contlitiati Midi be given to R4REILT WAtT ItMA le , Esq. for dle sal and obi dity with which he hag brusight forward antleonducted the busi ness of this day, oven - as fur bilconduct in hifring brought thisi subject under tite•seemideratisn sf the Court of Common Coml• cis, and for Ms ledieletigable est:dons 'upon that, and all other occasions, where this tights sod intern% of hii fellow:citixens are concerned. 1,5.:- :. : . 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Printed for' Sbetii•od and Co. 22, Paternoster-reiv and 1 Martin, 25, Holles-suast,c.avendish-square, Leedom - DANIEL TREAPWELL, 38, . was, by a Medical Board in Dann, discharged from the Reginsent of Quien'to'wn Hustle, s inettrable avid dnfit for future service, being aßllctad with a sorophultsus disease in the glands of his neck. Bath, u well as sea-batking, were both tried for three 'months, Without any benefit. IldVhen sus ad 'lead to try SPILSBURY's • PAT4N ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, and, on application was admitted to the Dispensary for the poor. Me dated Idtt disease fans [Akre during Sir 16hu Menne, retreat. Whim adonlued, tioolepois of Ills neck were lucerated and discharging, his limbs selling with stvtre pain in eleven Modths he wail discharged, phrfeckly cured, his &ads! healed, and no eymptorns remaining. Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorbetic Drops, Inc the cure of Scurvy,. 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J pans and Qiren,Salaurpivart ; sad 9f Mr. Itubina, Warivick.street, Wbure a Plan of the Estate may be seem PORT OP PLYNtr:ItTli. • By Order of the H.mostrolde pie COn:ntourers of his Majesty's Customs. At the Custom-hoose, In title ?On , on Tuesday,. Dec !int sr I*, tall, at 'Fro oVitok miM forenoon, 1 ,17I - LE oppllS UNDEA MENTIONED,-r -97',Odiois IItrANDY, t 9 ditto kUM, 36 ditto NVINE, sub jest to the Pigment of the DutM of Customs and Racist, or for Expoiti•ion, free of Duties. 110 fisenda , SALTPETREO I; ditto GI/ kff'oll/DER. MUSKETS ~ (40. 34),,BAYDNEI'S (Oh BRASS GUNS (c). BRASS`SWIVEL (t), atTN-CARRI AGES (2), FOWLING ' PIECE (9; CORDAGE ,21Cart.• and TWO BOAT& Returned as onserriceabk front his Allies% y's Victualling Stores; 1148 Gallons WINE, I 2 ditto . BRANDY, 24 ditto RUM, . . subjeat w glse.Paymeat of the Dal its of Customs tad FraeOei or for 4arriation, free of WO. s. Lauded froMlll' , Maje,t y's Stile. and .:elio?red up for the Datics illlNGsgerabWtt4Z, *Crafter R&M, snbyeareo - the Payment of .tho Duties of Customs arid Eacise h or for Exportation, fres of Elea les. Dsiot/s Inapilfetiltd bonded, per lloffnung, and baying lain oval tittle tOellistit, ander the Rezulations of the 43 Geo. Chap. PiposoolOPFßlesbeads of PORTUGAL WINE; also as open . . . _ - - 1 104 . C, jetel o r kirig employed in embezzlingKiag's Stite s. above utentloudd will be see up in several Lots, stnd Wadi° the highest bidder. itUoudance wlll bet given a the Custom-house aforesaid, for 'hewing and Eastitigtbe,sme,tbrae days before the day of sale only.. . - To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. tone 'he earliett opportunityto acquaint utlepeer thee I lOW- received the mem wenderfid hawk from tbsuselof your DIXON'S ANTII3II.IOIb PlLLS,which I cat. ried earth me to Jamaica, and LU tboie friends.te whom I dhtrf bated, them base experiecnied the mme saknery benefit; they des dare thent to be the best Medicine ever used in shat country, foR Bilious acilother complaints. Tire tolloWing are names of seat _ ral Ladies-; here reeeired the utmost relief from ifro,ArilsodsAatibi)lums Pins t—CliarlcsTayinr, Esq, malterWilliath Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditfo ' Mt. Woodriffi Spirit* ,Tovin;dittn; G. IV. Hamilton, Esq. Savenna.la Mar, ditto; J. Swittb, E.sq. Old Harbour, ditto ; G. Allston, Esq. ditto ; Mr. Walher 'Port Morant, dit:o ; J. Penlinion, Esq. Salt River,ilttn*Mr. iddileaseditie;J. Burn, gag. Sastannw; G. 1 1 . Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith - Kingston, dittot Mrs. Perry, St. Aun's - Mrs. Woodriff, •Sycenisle Tobin; with inally-tßbsso pessaiss4l rsipeetahlinied—hair,'yeennsiest lesnat, THomAs WARROLD, of the GAnjes. Vwholesale and retail at Mr. Littler's, 4, Cheapslde,Vorher of 9(.lfeurs Church-Yard ;if Sjutip and Belarn.—Pertinsonth; Jones, Western, Anstalt; and Mallory, Portsra ; l4all, Johnlion . „, . and Harding, Gosport; Chlesitan tad Jacob, Sheiniess ; 'Peck sad Roes, end , Turner, Hun ;.frinalatid, Coolratirtlahliatalgon, and Gilbert, ; Kflou and I.lild, and SWinnet Co. Birmingham; Staines, Lynch, arid A-tinson, Mitteitesttert ' Trewman, Exeter; Butter and hopikuuda, Glasgfistri Barry,Bristul; . Stegeuson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen„ Leicester,; ELl‘‘ ~rtig and Penny,antißillinge and Lai hbury, Liverpool; Neal. and Ledger; Dever ; : White. Brighton ; Roberts and Euff,C.let teollarn ; Simmonds, .Riandford; Roach, Plyntouth Doak isro man by *dose Country Medicine Venders, in boites at 41 9 1. Ind MUST Authentic Proof thc. very supe r ior -.. s o Nsel of the truly Oendine GOWLAND's LOTION, (prepared by Mrs. yiNCENT, Scle l'roprietor of Dr. (;oss. LAnri! original Recipe); to a letter from W. DRArt rOft, 'ea<l. Sins. Bill, Both : r " To Mrs. VINCENT, No. 6, Davies street, Grosvenor. square, London. " MADAN should think ?well deficient in dub, pa society rand you, were I to withhold my public toicimony to the treat elEcacy of your GO'WLAN/Yi LO PION, Which I have wen per fortuadhy the admiaistradonof lulu a ease under my own roof, " A . young gentleman, ;god shout .even years, son of a Colo nel in the army, was afillued• with a viruieut and sore eruption, accompanied with an int olemble lean og in tire waist and inasepst the complaint resisted various applications front the uuacd CI011.• sultatiun of three physicians or eminence, and entrinlir.i ;ri grow wurie• under the regimen prescribed, when a 134, !:ad re. reivea a cure of a very had case of Scurvy in the %let, 01 several ytarst ttertding, by your OOVILAND'S 1.0110 N, recommenited a sisal of ,the out remedy. It was applied oinks my own spection—the &ease gave way ; and three quail.. of your Loti on performed a radical cure of a disnrilrr, wh!":4 Ir.d been of abildt lour yenta daration, , andlaidbaillsil the tinti ‘ o vho fse se ver fa al ce p e tt:dg as eminent in their profession. " From thy conviction of the shove cure, I reronlasandra ybar tiOWLANU'S LOTION to a Ledirit a very disagreeable eruption, (even pustules, and as one died aw.y anottiA- appear. d,) so much so at to prohibit lert°. tog into company : a pint of your GOWLANLYS L 0.14041 iected a cure, sod she is now use from eruption. " I am, Niadtim," &c. " WILLIAM vitiArroN.- Sold by Mrw - Vintont, No. et Davies marls Oros versog.g i p ate; and Bacon and Co. 150, Uslord.street, Londi.u; and by d u i d s must suspectable Venders of s.;enutue M. does and Patiftlablti, iu 'uarst, as. ; Puns, si. rids ; ve, . e ' lit ts . - .l' - t 'i l k e I T. lf - 11 • *. s. 0 - . ..• ln '-' • • - ~..'i te r`, fa 0 44 ). 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