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Aiderinan of the said Ward, on Weston:Ay V e 21st, Thursday the 22d. and Friday the 2sd dap of Decenibei, 1814, for the choice of Common Councilmen and °that:Ward Officers for the year ensuing. • • A Letter was laid before the Wanlnaote from Arthur Win.' dug, Esq. also from Georgi Clode, Esq. both declining the hoe i near of offering themselves again to represent the Ward In Com mon Conncil—whereupon it was Resolved Unanimously—Thai the thanks of this Wardmote be given to'Ai ruua WI MDV I, Esq. for his upright and steady conduct during the long term of thirty-two years, that. be has been one of the Representatives in Common Council, and that the same be notified to him by the Ward Clerk, and inserted in the usual public Papers. Resolved Unanintoudy—That .the thanks of this Wardonote be given to our late and highly-respected Representative Geocos C LODZ, E , q. for the zeal and integrity with which he has dis charged the tniporrint duties confided to him, and to assure hint that the regret we feel at • his Withdrawing his services from us, Is *lze4 with the duper** in his retirement he may enjoy every I dotwesuc and social happiness. • Reaoleed Unanimously—That the foregoing Resolution be fairly transcribed and presented to Georg; Clode, Esq. by the Ward Clerk, and that it be published in the usual public papers., Resolved Unanimously-- this Wsrdmote taking into serious consftieraionise_proteciings of the Court of Common Council, on a Petition of the Inhabitants of this City, relative to Prost!. tutes frequetiting the public streets, and particularly the Reso lotions of the' Court founded upon the report et a Special Comsi !Witter, appointed by them, and being desirous of giving as much effect as possible to the judicious measures recommended in the said Report, Do Resolve, That a Committee be appointed to consist of the Deputies, Common Council, and 14 Inhabitants of the Ward, with power to add to their cumber, and that the said Com mittee be requested to ascertain't he number (if any) of Howes of 111-fanie within the Ward, ants to apprise the inqueat of the -aid Ward thereof, in order that legal measures may be taken to remove the sape. And also, to inquire as to persons of the character alludni to in the said Petition tree:vents:le the public streets of this Ward, and generally to see that the Constables, Paroles, Ve:atchoseti, and other adagio Oflicets, du their several duties regular ly, thereby to rem.ave or diminish as much as possible the evil so jostly complained of, avid that they he requested to report their proceedie7,s front flare to time to the Alderman and to futon Wardsnoies. Resolved Unanimously—fiat the best thanks of this Ward mote be given to Sir it)chaid Carr Glynn. Bart. Alderman of this Ward, our the zeal, ability, and impzrtiality, evinced by him during the progress of this Election, for the assiduity and alert. tom unlormly manitered by him, in the discharge of his Ma gisteriat duties, and for the urbanity of manners he has shewn to • the. Inhabitants of the Ward on all occasions. WARD OF FARRINuDON Wlll3olll'. December 23, 1514. A T a WARDMOTE, holden at St. Bride's Church, by the [Ugh , Worship . ul fir CH kit O .EB PRICE, But. Alderman on Wed May, h 2lv insrapt, or the Election of Common Councilmen and other Ward °Meer*, fur the year ensuing • THIS PRESENT EV ENING, their Majesties' Ird;ii perform •'•e Tragedy of GEORGE ItARNWELL. n ma, Mr. POWELL ; Birnwels, Mr. IL PHILLIPS; ^ - 60 1 , B ar nwell, Mr. RAE ; Teneman, Mr. BAR NARD. m i pon,l, Mrs. GLOVER; Marin, Mrs. HORN. Af t er which 'Oleic time), a new superb Pantomime, called THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS; Or. HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. With new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. M. P. Cour. The Pantomime produced by Mr. Mazy'. si, :t ab a a, the Saillor (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. HART LAND; Ali-Avarieus, the Diamond Merchant (afterwards Pan taloon), Mr. BARNES; Clown, Mr. KIRBY ; Lilliputian Sailor (with a Horuptpc) Miss GLEDHILL, a child only five years old (her Ent appearance on any Sta g e ) ; Diamonella (the Fairy of the Valle)), Miss POOLE; Fairetta, Daughter of the Diamond Verdant (afterwards Columbine), Mist VALLANCY. To-morrow, the Tragedy of Richard the Third. Wednedy, the Comedy of Th: Belle's Stratagem. Thursday, t he Tragedy of Macbeth. Friday; the Tragedy of lane Shore. Saturday, the Tragedy of Hamlet. Poll was demanded, It e as follow : Messrs. Waithinan 656 Vale - 559 Dep. Herring 536 F. Reeve - 512 Crooke - 4015 Griffith . 467 • Young - 460 T. Reeve 453 Smith - 445 Whereupon the Alderman declared the Flection to have fallen upon the first sixteen. 'The following Resolutions were then agreed to: Resolved IJnanimously, 'That the Thanks of the Wardmote are pre-eminently due to Mr. Roster Warraticto, for his uni form opposition to corruption, undue influence, and peculation— for his unwearied exertions in the cause of reform, civil, political, and religious—and in particular, We offer him the homage of our grateful esteem for hevinleilletitlie audition of the Corporation of London to that fearful and iniquitnns eotte:le fon of keens% and desperate times, the Tax upon Income, now eon:mu:Ay and appropriately &nominated the British inquisPion. Resolved, That the Thanks of Wardmote be also given to Messrs. Herring and Reeves, Deputies; Thomas Reeves, Young, Griffith, Pontifex, Wicket, Crook, Hedges, and Sreith, the Common Councilmen of the his; year, for tibe,l c4astant up port o' the true and geuuli;r priuciplesof our Constitution, and of freedom. Resolved, That the Comman Council or :his Ward he most respectful'y ft quested, in pursuance of a Ile , :dution of a Com mittee of the Court of Common of the 524 of Novem ber hat, to lornt*Conitnlmts in Their several Peerinet. of them selves, together with some wher respe.'mbli• Inh.bitants, House holders, for the purpose of taking suitable toes ilf,s to 'iv- effect •• the Resolutions ot tbe Court of Common Connell ot the Sth td Qeober last; and to enforce the Proclamation ot the land • Mayor for clearing the Aree. s of. Prooketes, shutting up Houses of ill fame; assisting the P ..bee ot the Ward and City, and gene rally to watch over the Putibc Morals.' Resolved, Thaz the Thanks of thi- larardmote be given to Mr. John Dawson, for his faithful services as ewe of the Common Council of this Ward. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Wardemte be given to Sir Crinithes Pales, Ban. Alderman o r this Ward, for Ms can did and upright conduct at the Wardinote, for his polite atten tion to all the Candidates, and for his rrictest p-r iality duriag the Poll. Resolved, That the said Reriltniont be signed by the Ward Clerk, and published in the usual Morning and Evening Papers. A. BRADLEY, Ward Clerk. of which r the number. Messrs. Blacker 442 Murrell • ♦39 Pontife: - 423 Harper - 42 l Swage 404 Pact Zit • Stui Hedges • S9S MtLer - 302 VD:MILLING OPPICE, Dec. 28, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY'. WAIT, de k►eiy give Notice, That on FRIDAY, the 30th instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in wilting, (sealed up) and treat for Five Hundred Bags of KENTISH HOPS, of the growth of the present year, to he ancwerable to samples to be produced with tie Tenders ; to be delivered into tbe• Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proportions under-mentioned, one half thereof in one month, and the other half within a month afterwards; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereat ninety days after date. DE FT FOR D - V.OO Rags. PO RTSMOUTH . 200 PLYMOU Tfi - 100 • 500 Bags. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's 'Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the said Friday, the 3:)th instant, tier unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf. attends.to answer when called for. ARMY. A CAPTAIN and LIEUTENANT of * Regi m-nt of I.ight Dragnons, wish to retire on the Half Pay of Infantry, treelving the difference. Arplieatinng by letters, post paid, addressed to R. S. Post-Offiee, Hytlie, will be attended tn. - RODIVed Wiauimqusly=Char the foregning Resolutions be signed by We Ward Clerk, and published in the usual pubic Papas. WILLIAM BAK NF1F.1.13, Ward Mai. WALBROOK WARD. CAPITAL SWIFT and Co. have the pleasure of annnnncing to the Public, that they sold in Shoes the following Ca. pital Prizes in the Last Lottery, viz.- 755 - £16,000 I 2,886 857 1:,0 43 4,999 NEW YEAR'S GRAND LOT I ERY PRIVATE. TUITION. - ...esoo 200 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed the Tragedy of GEORGE .13A RNWELL: Thoroughgond, Mr EGERTON; Uncle, Mr. MURRAY; George Barnwell, 'Mr. CONWAY; 'frogman, Mr- IiAMERTON ; Mr*. FAULT ; Marta, Miss S. BOOTH. After which (first time) a New Grand Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN: WHITTINGTON ; Or. LOILb IVlAtoli OF L01;11)0t4. With earirely new licenery,"Milittinery, Dresses, Eci. 712 e Overture and Music coMpoied by Mr. WARE. The whole arranged by Mr:. Fait ter. • Dkk Whittington, (afterward, Harlequin), Mt. BOLOGNA, is t e; Alderman Gobble, (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. NOR MAN; Dame Cicely' , Suet (afteiviaids Clown), Mr. GRI MALDI; Mr. Pitt Warren (rtie l iVierctiant), Mr. *LINNET ; Ciptsin Cross-eV-Litre, Mr. WADER; Longo-Bath-Bony-0, Met of Barbary), Mt. RYALItt Young Savoyard, Master WILLIAMS; Sepaabba (Queen of Barbary), MadamoiseUe MO- Miss Alice (afterwards Columbine), 'Mrs. PARKER; tspbte (Geedus of Industry), Miss WORGMAN. fr tte course of Use Scenery wiR be introduced, Buckingham Hoene, with a ita* of the taloon Ground, as at the Fete of the ist.ef August. In this scene, an ascent of a Balloon and Para elite, by M. Garnerin, carrying M. blanche Garnerin, who will a ecren a ',Abe p u r a ra i me f r om t hy , . t)of, over the audience on to the Stage. The Bridge and Yoga.. over the Canal in St. James's p a il t igirrittiated. . The f or rifieatio.., which changes to the Difyle . of*Concord, where will he exhibited by Signior Rugleri (No hbraied Artificer of Tivoli), s grand and novel display of Jbenorrn /inverts. Wed;:sdal v t ' the t he ' l ord iraged el y she Ve n ice ianor i'reserved Thstriday, The Poreseof Bendy ; with John : of Paris. Friday, the Tragedy, of Isabella. SaturJay, the I ra- • ly of The Gameiter. • -• LONDON HOSPITAL. THE .SPECI AL COMMITTEE „have ,great tisfadinii in commiinicattrg the progress of the Appeal new More a bedevolcnt Public, to favour of an Institution diattenslng snidely the importaut benefits of medical aid to the industrious Poor of this great Metropolis. By the benefits:nee of those friends whose donations have been dresely,gaceaued,„asladditien .of ,230,0u0 Three pet Onus and sod £5OO per Annum Long Annuities, in the names of gir Ras keit Migrant, Bart. S.r Charles Flower, Bart. and Wham Mst- M P. has been made to the pertnaueot Funds of the lir.spital, exclusive of Annual Subscriptions en ,the amount of .tra. -The Epectal Committee feel confide*, that when the rectal , .es of this estimable Charity orta beouglat .to the know lnlgs of many lib ral characters, they will be Induced to contri bute towards the v. ry important object in view—that of ke.•ping mtrrall the wadi; sod whack cannot. be acc..a..rnlished, unless tic whole addition made on this occasion to . the revenue of the Wciral shall amount to Al $OO per-annum. Denasimos . ard Aensal bulawriptions continue to be received a the leapt-10re Bankers; at Lloyd's; the London Tay. rn ; at the Cry o. London Tavern ; and by Mr. Mayor, No. 133 , i...l.kritßlE•trEtt. - Annual. • Donations. ,Aciulasst atteerilsei £291 0 0 $15,930 0 6 Avs,c antedated - - • 202 10 0 SerliMoiOattssetate • • I ' o Ikea. of Clifton, per Mrs. Sarah &mkt Oliver • . • • • . - Lazarus Isaacs and Jo.hua Simons, Wardens of the Synagt.gire .n-Ltenmark-cotirt, Strand, the Dona tion hr the .e' , .embers of that Fyitagogue 31 10 rit.,Wo.sh•pfi.l t'..enipany of Vintners - 5.2 10 0 DiNatious by the Members of the New Synagogue 255 7 6 Tht Dirporatiottsf Lendrob • • - • - 51-4) 1) Watst.ioul Cum; any of Vintners - 52 10 Wi.lbore ribs, hag. 31 50 0 ',Volker. hag. • • • 31 10 0 r.. Chauty Legrew i Llapton • - • • 31 10 M tuward Parsons and Co. - • • • Si 10 0 John Duni, hsq. t- . . -• r . 31 10 0 Sy titer a g garta Id CO. - - • • 52, 10 0 he Worshipful Comps/Ito( Dlllpera • • - 105 0 n 3. Hoar.'. jon...Esq. - • ~• -0 81 10 0 LURE-A*4, Lsq. Norwich . • • • . 31 10 0 I.Ki•chen, Whiteei.apel, annual • .• • • 55 0 and Sous . • sS, • 31 10 0 Vm. Peat Litt, Esq. 21 O. 0 Mbar, Hitchcock, and Batson, Limehouse 5 5 0 T. Sasearia,rEsq. Upper Rrook-street - 50 0 0 St 10 0 52 . 10 0 • ' CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. • Tlisday were p o bo t bril e g leganOy printed in One Volume, small . Ott,sv9. price Sc. in beards, ETTERS ADD itESSED to TWO ABSENT AA DAUGHTERS. By Mae. RUNDELL, Authoress of the a New System of Domestic Cookery." Printed (or Richard Rees, $ 62, Pall• Mall. " 'These Letters do not relate merely to condtict, but they are replete with sensible remarks upon situations and circumstances, to which mere didactic epistieswould scarcely allude. They ap pear the result of accurate observation and a rational apprecia tiun of the good and evil in our mortal coil; and well cslifu• hued to strongly interest a well:disposed mind in the practice ol the higher virtues and charities of life." See Critical Review, May, 1614. • •. • „ 'I day were published. r riLAVEL6 AT .11 U NIE and VOYAGES 13j the . FIKE-SME ; for.e Instrection and Entertainment of Toung Persona, la Two Volumes, ismo Price 6s. half-bound. • Printed for Richard Rees, 62, Pall-Mail. " With Maps and globes, aided by this little 'Work, young person, may travel for knowledge at Home, and make voyages of discoroty by the Ewe-Side. I he two present volumes are emended to Europe only; two others are 16 follow, inchidiag As.a ill one, and Africa and America in the ;titer. Oar young travellers are supposed to have a bird's-eye view of every come try, and ate made acquainted with particulars respecting each; these give rise to various reflections, and opportunities of &keens- , lug certain other points, importdnt for children to know. lu this way, enter ainment is blended wish indtruction, and the juvenile' auditor &tarns the manners add ettiturne of different States. As we.have not often met with equally uNelul works, we rtesmunend this to the noes of tbas Viso have the care of young people." Critical Review, May, 1614. <•ir 9 t p 4.. . _ • A CLERGYMAN, within a short distance rrem London, receives into hit [amity SIX . VOIJNG GEN I' 1-B• MEN, who are treated at if tbay - vrere his own 4. hiltiren. greatest att,ntinn is paid to their manners, morals, awl mental improvement. Cards of addrest may be procured of Meer*. Hastings r.nd White, No. 17, Haymarket; or Mr. Bull, No. ins, Leadeohall street. This day was published, in Foolscap Octavo, . . Illustrated ;Rich Wood Cuts, by Bratiston, from designs hy Thurs ton, the 24 Edition, price toe. ed. bnarti3, of DOZTLCAL VAGA ItIES : pontaining an Ode to We, a Hacktieled Celt* :Le* Anibitioa, tt* tate and Death Of Mr. Daw ;.Reckbning with Time, the ally of the Wreck, or, Castle Blarneygig; Two Parsons. or, the Tale of a ' Shirt ; and Vagaries Vindicated, a Poem, addressed us the Re viewers.—By GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the Sri lah Gallery, 54,-New Bond-street. Speedily will he publit bed, in svo. By J. CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, Crown-coutt, IMMO street, Bohn, ASTATEMENT of the early SYMPTOMS which lead to the DISEASE termed WATER in the BRAIN, with Obstrvations on the Necessity of a watchful At tention to (hem, and the fatal Consequences of their Neglect, in a Letter to MALT ix WALL, M. n. By G. D. YEA M. D. 0/Trinity College, Ogford, of the Royal College of Physicians, London ; late PnFsfriati to the It: firm try and Lunatic Aqyltim (tithe county; and Physician to his Grace the Duke of Bedford. Th , s day was published, • The Second Edition. with considerable Additions, price 7s. bds. . OBSERVATIONS On the principal DISEASES of the REC e UM and ANUS, part:cular:y Stricture of the eenint, the I fmntorthoidal Exc, esence, the Pi olapsus Aul, and the Fistula in elno. By THOMAS COPELAND, Fellow of the Coll. ge of Surgeons. and Assistant Surgeon of the WeNtaninster General DispenNary. Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown -court, Ptnices-strect. • • MARMONTEL'S INCAS. • This 41:y was published, a new Edition, price 6s. bound, j `• ES INCAS, ou l a DESTRUCTION de ■ • L'EROI I , par M. MARNION FEL ; row et corriali d'apris les meilleurei Editions de Paris. Par VINCEN WANOSTROCHT. Printed for I'. liocwiey, B. Watt, Mawinan, C. Law ; Couchy and Cumming,Dublin, • Where may be had, Abrege de L'Histolre•de Cit Blas de Santillane. Par N. Wan ostrocht, Ducteur en Din's; 6s. bound. • .The French Class Book; en Choix de Litt trature et de Mo cale,extrait•cies pins beaux Morceauz Ues Auteurs Anciens et 114euistrnee,tti Prose et en Vero; cuntenant une Lecon de Lec lien Vatic chaqUe kW' dt rAnnee, 6s. bound. Elicits, pastorale, pir M. de Florian, papier Iselin, avec Sept gravures, ittmo.Tric fis. 6d. en Carton. L 4 we nn Lkireosios Figures, beau papier, prix 31. Cd., Dactmaite 24,1814. .'AT 2 numerous and respectable Meettng of the inhabitants 'of this Ward, assembles this day at Salter 's Hall, JOHN ATKINS, EA. M.P. Alderman of the Ward, in the Chair: 1. Resolved unanimously, That the Tax upon Income, com • nionly called the Property Tax, imposed by Acts of the 43d and 4iitti of the Wing, in order to meet the exigencies of the War in which this Couniry was then engaged, will by law expire on the Bth day of April next. 2. Resolved snanimously, That the People of this Kingdom, who have so cheerfully endured the pres+ure, and willingly sub mitted to the privations and sacrifices, of a war unparalleled to history, may now, after the sine has Lime so gloriously tenni . siseab — sesttir and-wielt eonfitleviee swiss exertions In the diminution of the burthen of relation. S. Resolved unanimously, It.at the Tax on Income is not only highly objectionable in it' principle, Involving as It does an exposure of the private affairs of individuals, but is also in its operation oppressive and vexatious, being a tax on industry, and osentially detrimental to the Trade and Manufactures of this Kingdom. 4. Resolved unanimously, That as the faith of Parliament is j pledged to the cessation of the Income Tax on th e 6th da y of April next, this Meeting, in common with the rest of their Fe:- low-citizens and the Country at large, confidently look forward tO tha: period as the termination 01 one of the htaviest bur, hens of the late war; and most deeply and solemuly4eprecate tne re sews' of this 'lax, so oppressive and injurious to the Commu thty, end co revolting to the feelings of Eitglithturn. it etiolved unanimously, That a Petition, founded on the fbregoing Resolutions, be presented to the Honourable the House of Commons, prayir g that they will he pleased to reject any propodtion that may be made for the renewal of the said Fat. O. Resolved unanimously, That a Committee he appointed to prepare. the said Petition; and that the said Committee do con sist of the Deputy alai Conimon Council, and at thz following Gentlemen, inhabitants' of this Ward, v.z. Messrs. Tuavaas, RA Pr;MUNN, TWIIMLOW, SHARP, and blowup. 1. Resolved unanimously, lint the Draft el the Petition now real be approved; and t hat a iair copy thereof do heat the %4 ar•! Cie , k'. Office for the•aiZ•.at.tre of the Inhabitants; and that Mr. Ald, imaa Ai it IN s lye r, guested to pre'rnt the same to the Ho. nourat.le the House of Commons. • 8. Resolved unauiantusiy, That the Thanks of this Ward Meeting be given to N ATKIN s, Esq M.P. and Alderman •ol this Ward, for the 'waive's with witch he complteJ w:tit Regioisitinn for calling this Ward Meeting, and fur his impartial conduct in the Chair. 9. Wu:dyed unanimously, That the 'Thanks of this Ward Meeting be . give,i to Mr. Deputy WILLIA:.IS, Mr. Paiute E, Mr. BELL. Mr. RYDCR, Mr. Koss, Mr. HALLS, Mr. Woonwisan, and Mr. ficZwoun, our Representatives w the Court of Corn auto Council, for the able and judicious manner in which they have brought forward the important buantras of this day before the Ward Meeting. • 10 Resolved unanimously, That the foregoing Resolution* be inserted in the usnal Morning and Evening Papers. Signed by the Ward Clerk, MOT THOMAS, Ward Clerk. 19. Walbrook, Dee. g 4, 1814. WANOSTROC H LIVRE DES ENFANS, OR INTRO DUCIION TO THE RECVEII..—Fifth Ektion. This day was published, price 2s. bound, T E LIVRE DES ENFANS on SYLLABA IRE .1._4 FRANCOIS, or the CHILDREN'. BOOR, and French spelling Book, to which have been added short Definitions of the 'Filings on which Children ought to have some Nistions :—with the Tran-lation of the mo►t difficult Words, in English; the whole being an Introduction to the Recuril. by S. WANOSTROCHT. London : Printed for T. Boosey, 4, Broad.street, City; Scatcherd and Co. and C. Law, Ave-Maria.lane ; and J. Robin son, paternoster-row. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S GIP IL ORIEN I'AL PEARLS. GENTLEMEN and Ladies, who present to their Relations and I.riends a Token of regard, should be parti cular in selecting what is likely to be retained, and kept long in rem• nibrance of the Giver. PEARLS appear admirably calcu lated for this purpose, being elegant in dress and appearance, suitable on all occasions, intrinsically valuable, and easily con verted from one fashion to another. 1. H. BARLOW, of Grange-court, Carty-strest, Lincoln's Inn, solicits the Public Inspection to a great variety of new pat terns, In bleokiacei, ZS. 15s. 6d.: Springs Sr Tiaras, £4. 4s. ; firaoelets, BS. 55.; Tops and Drops, At. 10s.; Brooches an, Crosses, Li. 44. and upwards. Several eansplete Silts in Mo recta cases, from 41116 to sittoo.—Alt letters mast be p 991 paid. Will begin drawhig the IS.h of JANUARY.— There are 12;100 Tjeketo, and the Scheme contains Fifty Capital Prises, including 2 - - - seto,2oo 2 - - - 10,000 2 - • . ' 2,000 • 4 . . . . . 1,000 6 . . . . * 500 11 • .... . . . 400 . . . 900 ..nr j 1 .111" •111 . . &C. &C. &C. TICKETS and SHARER are Selling, at SWIFT and Co's. fortunate Offices, No. 11, POOLTST; I No. SI, ALDGATE Mos. No. 12, Comtnto-Caoss; STREIT. THE celebrated ANTI- IMrE'I'►GINES, or, SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury, or any dele terious preparation) which stand in the highest estimation fur tke cure of the Scurvy, Scrcfnla, Leprosy, and all disnrd•n citi ginatlng in an impure state of the bl .od; b-ing gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, In their operation—the Nest -uh,titute •bat has ev-r been discovered tar that dattgermis mi ier...l Mer cury, swerteniog the blond, and stimulating it to exit& all noxious and implir^ juices, goring sire oath and tune in the nerves, cult vening arid invigorating both body .and mind.—Price t ls. prr bottle, or four In one faintly bottle for S•.s. on which sine small bottle is save The word, t 4 aml. Soloman, I .iverpuel,” are en graved on the stamp death brittle, selo‘out which item- aregeniiine. , nld by Samuel Leigh, I t, Strand; &con and ...it. I SO, Oslo, d overt; opposite New Bond-street, London, and all Medicines Vendei s. V.. Dr Solnmein experts, when consulted by I, tter, the usual compliment ••f a one pound note to be inclosed, adds essed-- " Mosey Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool Paid double postage." - HAL LAl's ANTIBILIUTTS inveved by EDWARD HALLAM, .` eire,eon and Apothecary, ,late of Bury St. Edmund's.---Tius safe and elegan• prrparrion is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain on, ration, by wheels it effectually removes all Inaction or Obstruct on of the sennesch aod Bowels, when her arising from Bile, litilliestitist, Flarolency, or Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Head-etch, ace h operat•is by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities re:tined the- intestinal canal, and acts as an attentive to the system geserally. Free from any antitnonial or mercurial prepgratiurs, is es at ad time. safe ; and has been given with s'esulsr good erre during Pr.-v. . naney. Its action is particu'atly adap7ed to Parsons of ail ws Habits, and those of se lentary lives, where a sulcient amen of the bowels is nut kept up, and crudities retain-a in those organs are frequently , roduci .pains and diversions, head-acles, Lea guer, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppress: 1:e A single trial will fully convince the patie n. of their e ftricY. The Pioprittor thinks n prier to remark they wd hr '.,unit not only to aot without p tie. or uneasiness, but to le, c the after their immedire arum, rea•es fr-r iron% tisa- VA whie h generally soccerds the «Iteration of laza lye medicines. Sold by E. Edwatds, 6d. Sr. Pas't's Church-yard, lasitidem. Price its. 91. and 4s. ail. per 114 x. Of 'ESTONIAN MEDICINE& R. BARNETT GUEST reTectfolly informs IV.I. the Public, that tl.e CUES l'ObllAN MEDIeiNILS are sold by Messrs. NEVIICRT and Su ns, wholesale and retail, No. 99, Dante-street, Dublin; and those that slat to sue the salutary efficacy of them ma y receive tt at information, by perumtig his " Guide front Palo, price Is. sold u above; or by esintining the STAR Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Me- stinger, or La Belle Asi semblie, where they will see that these chemical preparations have been established in London for mote than tw-aty years by relieving the following complaints in lea's than ong boor, so d by curing in a reasonable time, all sons of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, old Sprains, Bruises, and Weakness, or Contractions proceeding front repeated punt ) inns of the above complaints; likewise Head-aches, !smith-aches. Face-aches, anal Ear-aches; 9QOO patients, after they :lad been ad mitted into the Landon Hospitals, continued there a reaoinams time, znd returned without being relieved, have efterwards been restored to perfect by the use of these , esteraCres. The nice.', teter. , llng his Antibillotts, Asthmatic, Nervous, and Con. siimptive Pills, are so great as almost to seem incredible; and Ma t'o tb Powder, If once used, will always be preferred. N.B. 'these Mtdicines are sold wholesale by all the respect able Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pr.s• primer, B. Glossy, No. 9, Great Surrey-street. OFPICE,OP ORDNA 041:8, December IS, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 141A JESTT'c ORDIVANCR, b herd" :Pet Mice, That Proposals wal be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before , VEDNESD AY, the inthday of December instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Perform ance of the PAIN TEAS WORK at the Royal Manufactory of ' Small Atmc a- Lewisham, in the County of Kent, for a period of three y,ar-, determinable after the expiration of the first year, upii no:ice in three months, at the option of either party. Further 7articears, legether with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract. may be known upon application at the Sem. tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, ' sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Painter's Work at Lewisham;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 28th of December, at 12- o'clock at noon of the sante day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. . By Order of the. Board, R. H. CREW, Secriterv. This day was published, in Two Vols. royal Bvo. price XL 6s. In boards, A DIGEST of the LAW of PARTNERSHIP ; 11 with a Collection of Cues decided in the Courts of I.aw and Fquiiy upon tto , Aqliject By BASIL NIONTAGU Ecq. of Gray's Inn, Barrlstel. at taw Loudon: Printed for 1 Butterworth and Son, Plee•-stroirt and J. 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