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' N "4 1 • 4144 4 7 - s Ayr 4 111k14 - • • itCk .• r TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1814. BER 8673. PRICE N'.r Y. BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES, COLOURED. THE Subscribers to the “BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES," are respeethil p ro h rmed, that the Ninth S Number In Colours, of the Second containing " LE BON NET VERT," from Tellers, was ed on'the lit of De cember. which each Map is construoted, with directions for a general arrangement. a „, 6. HISTORICAL, MILITART,_ and PicTuaseque unssavao TIONS on PORTUGAL, illustrated by humorous coloured View% and authentic Plans of all the Siegel and Battles fought in ebb Peninsula during the present war. Ey George Lanclmaan, Major in the Corps of Royal Engineers, LieUtenanteCialotiel in the corps in the service of Spain, with Brevet rank of Colonel. Ts be completed in Fourteen Pans price Al Is. each (Right of • which are already published), m aking two handsome volumes, imperial 4w. 7. Etemarrs of the Peitosoter of the HYMAN MINI. Voluble the Second. By Dugald Stewart, Esq. F. R. S. E.— formerly Professor of Moral Philosophy in the University a Edinburgh. In quarto, price se2. 2s. in boards. 8. An InTaooucTicos to the STUD?' 0(81.1.10ORATUT I COOS. prising a general View of the different subjects connected*** Bibliography, as well as souse account of the most celebrated Ads lie lAbraries,ancleat and modern; and also a Notice of the prin cipal Works on the Knowledge of Books; numerous Specimen* of early Printing, together with Foe-similes of the Books Image, and the Monograms or Marks used by the first Priam% By Thomas Hartwell Horne. Handsomely printed in 2 eeis.levek and illustrated with numerous Engravings on Wood, &c. all. ay. in boards. . if, Ea" at [NTS Of POLITICAL Science. By John Craig. This Irriad:as is divided Into three Books—on the Constitution of.Go ' iimpsent, the Duties of Government and the Revenues of Go yermnent. 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The additions are also very material, and no. paha' have been spared to render this valuable work still more worthy of the high patronage it has so lons ob tained. saar-nvarA MOWN, Netteraher 2, 1114. ►rIE COURT ef DIRECTORS qs3 UNITED comPitivre msAcithave ENGLAND, trefite l iege EAST INDUS, it hereby give *aim, 'hit a Quarterly General Coen' of the aid Company *RI be •Issii at their House in Leadenhall-street. on WEIM4ESDAY, die 21st December mat, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from PAidnunintr last to Christmas ant. JAMES COlll, Secretary. *.• The Tenth Number, in Colours, containing " A Fete on the Canal at Bort," from Coyp, was published on the First of October, ve,ich completed the Second Part. The Eleventh Num ber, containing " Tke Marriage of St. Catharine;' from Parmi eau°, will be ready for delivery on the let of February, MS. No. 54 , New Bond-street, THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed the Tragedy of MACBETH. This day was published, in Foolscap Octavo Illustrated with Wood Cuts, by Brunton, from designs Thurs ton, the U Edition, price lOs. ed. boards, of POETICAL VAGARIES : containing an Ode to We, a Hackneyed Critic; Law Ambition, or, the Life and Death of Mr. Daw - Reckoning with Time, the L a dy of the Wreck, or, Castle Blar:teygig ; Two Parsons, or,tbe Tale of a Shirt ; and Vagaries Vindicated, a Poem, addressed to the Re viewers.—By GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. BAST INDIA ROUSE, Nevanier 2, 1814. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY .f MERCHANTS if ENGLAND, graeliq to the EAST INDIES, * leer* give ireiee, That the Tranderliooks of the said Company's Steel wW he shut on THURSDAY, the 24th instant, et Two o'Clock, and opened spin on TUESDAY, the 17th January following; And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Stock, due on tbe sth January nett, will be ready to be delivered ea WEDNES DAY, the 11th of the ante month. Macbeth, Mr. KEMBL.E. To which will be added, the new Faroe, Caned THE KING ANDS WH THE DUKE ; or, WHICH IICH? To-morrow, the Tragedy of Venice Preserved. Thursday, the Tragedy of The Gamester. ARMY. ACAPTAIN and LIEUTENANT of a Regi malt of Light Dragoons, wish to retire on the Half Pay of Intantry, receiving the difference. Apptleafhene-by Utters, post paid addressed to R. S. Post-Office, Hythe, willbe attended to. This day was published, in Bro. price 10. boards, A-REVIEW (and complete Abst ra ct) of tbo REPORTS to the BOARD of AGRICULTURE from the MIDLAND DEPARTMENT of ENGLAND. By Mr. MARSH4LL. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Pa ternoster-row, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Review of Reports of the Northern Counties, Ivo. Its. bds. A Review of Reports of the Western Counties, tivo. 12s. bds. A Review of Reports of the. Eastern Counties, Imo. 12s. bds. In the Press, • Another Volume, which will complete the Review, and cont prize-an Abstract of all the Reports printed by the Board or Agriculture, consisting of nearly 100 Voliwnes. 14.11013 COBB, Sordatp A LIEU lENANT of HUSSARS wishes to Elelunge to Half-pay of Dragoons.—Letters (post-paid) s t ewed to A. B. Mount, Lower Grosvenor-street, wall meet with due attention• BAST-INDIA NOM, NOV.O, 1814. THE COURT of DIABCTIMS of the UNI7 compAArn f MIRCIUNTS efENGLaND, trading Sethi EAST INDIES, eh herrh give noire, FASHIONABLE DANClNC}PrivateTtlition. Mr. HOPKiNS begs leave to return his most grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis tingu:shed patronage he has as long experienced, and respectfully solic.ts a continuant eof their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expedi tiously instructed in the most private manner to qualify them for the first Assemblies, ou application at his residence, Coach makers' Hall, Noble-st eet, Foster-lane, Cheapside. Schools attended. None but personal applications attended to. That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 21st December neat, from the Owners of Ships of the burthin of about SW Tons, builders' measurement, which have performed Six Voyages in the Cum. ponfiregular Service, stating the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to Let these Ships for a Seventh Voyage in the Company's Service, upon a dismantled Plan. And that the Court will also be ready to receive Proposals, in irking, on or before WEDNESDAY, the list December next, from such Person or Persons as may be willing to Let ou Freight, for One Voyage, Ships of the burthen of front 640 te 760 Tons, builders' measusement, for the Compaoy's Extra Service. The Tender,, with the words 6 ' Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with tke Secretary, at or be fore 12 o'clock at noon, on the said 21st December next, beyond which hour no 'reader will be received. This day wuitsblished, price Is. 6d. THE TRIAL of Sir HENRY MILDMAY, Bart. for Crim. Con. with his Wifu's Sister, Lady Roseherry. Triad before Joseph Burchall. Esq. in the Sherif.' Court, De cember 10, 1814. With the Love-letters of Sir. Henry. Mildmay. lily JAMES BLANCHARD. DAMAGES FIF PEEN THOUSAND POUNDS. London : Sold by R. Butters, No. 22, Fetter-lane, Fleet-utrert. JbIVEWRIGIIT With pleasure announces the • grra st,cces• of hie Old Earablished Offices, in selling to Ins friends and the Public the following Capital Prises in the Lottery di awn 30th November last, viz. No. 735, £16,000, EP, Dr°. e 37, ,e 2 0 4), and 5776, £2OO, in 48 Shares, besides many minor ores, and which he hopes to repeat in the New Lottry of 12,00 Tickets to begin Drawing 18th lanuary,lBls, se,, aisths 2 prizes of £io,ooo, 2of £lO,OOO, &c. &e. • ickets and Sna-es are on ale at his fortunate offices, No. 37, ; No. 11, Holborn; No. 38 , Hay - market, and No. 141, Oztord.street. la. Am ACCOUNT of the ENPIZE of NIA voceo, and the Dis • triers of :awe, aad 'fablelt ; compiled from miscellaneous Ulmer. vations made during a long restdence in, and various journies .through, these Countries. To which is added, an Account of Shipwrecks on the Wes;ern Ciiaer of Attica, and an imeresing Account of Thnbutto, the great emporium ut C.fairal Aft ica.— By James Grey Jackson, Esq. Dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in one vol. its.. illustrated with improved Maps and New Engravings, price £2. its. 6d. In boards. The additions and improvements contained I. this as well as in the Second liditioshconsist Van accurate Account of the .Revenue ut the Country (not contained in the first edition), fur ther Elucidations son' the Plague and Diseases of the Country, &c. This day was poblisked, Price Its. 6d. bound in red leather, with pockets for notes, &c. THE DAILY JOURN AL; or, Gentleman's, Merchant's, and Tmdesman's Complete Annual Account Book, for the Po cket or Desk, for the Year 1815; containing one hundred and twelve ruled pages of fine writing-paper, for me morandums, observations, and cssh, every day in the year; cor rect Lists of both Houses of Parliament, of the London Bankers, &c. &c. and a variety of useful tables, and other interesting arti cles, as specified in the Table of Contents. London: Printed for R. Baldwin, J. Walker, G. Wilkie, 14. Hinckesman, Paternoster-row • ' Scatcherd and Letterman, Aye maria-lane • Suitaby and CA .Statiollere -Court 3. Richardien, koyat,Excgange; and Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and sold hy all Booksellers and Stationers in Town and Country. This book may be had in various bindings, and with an Alma nack, at the option of the purchaser. J 41111113 COBB, Se.ztea,ry. The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Ships will be severally employed in the Company's Service, may be had on application to Mr. John Motice, Clerk to tee Cols values of Shipplag, on or after Monday next, the .sth December. DUBLIN; DECEMBER 15. CATI-lOLIC PETITIONERS. Tnesday the Committee appointed to prepare the Catholic Petition to Parliament, met at the house of Lord Fingall. Of the thirty-two appointed, about twenty-one assembled ; of those who had seceded, Lord Flogall. Mr. Bagot, Mr. Donnellan, and Mr. Murphy, of Smithfield, attended. el/ • IV we redi /IN the II) Isi it I so err ridge is or will and MORE PRIZES! VYTON has again the pleasure of announcing to 1.11 ha Friends the sale of several Capital Prises in the Lottery who was drawn the 30th November. In the last three months be hu been particularly fortunate, having shared and sold No. 12,343 a Prize of £20,000 738 £l,OOO 3,721 ••••••••• 9 6 £5OO . 2,636 £3OO 3,455 ••••,••••••• .2E300 2,985 £2OG Ste. &c. Ste. LYI`ON cannot too strongly recommend the New Yea r' s Lot tery to the attention of his Friends; with onl y 12,000 ickets there are Fury CAPITAL PAULI. 9 of £20,000, 2 of £lO,OOO, &c. fitc to begin 18th January, and finish the Slat A convent {tatted et tierinbite are anasleac tYTietiligligaik. Se Castle sltt, end IN, COVLDITILTAITRILILT where every description of Bodoni in Public Funds.nnd ether Government Securities btranacted sriib.Rdelity and dispatch. GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. 'WHITE HORSE INN, FETTER-LANE, HOLBORN; and ANGEL INN; ST. CLEMENI"3, STRAND. CHELTENHAM DAY COACH, removed from the Golden Cross;Charing Cross, to the above Inns, from which it set's out every Maiming. N.B. Mil, Light Telegraph, and Poet Coaches set out daily from the above Inns, to all the Cities, Manufacturing Towns, and Fashionable Watering-Blaces io the United Kingdom, By JOHN EAMES and Co. who will not be accountable for any Passenger's Luggage, or any Package whatever, if to or damaged, above the value of Five 1 uunds, unless entered as such, and paid for accordingly, when delivered at their Offices in Town, or to their Agents In the Country. poter OF WEYMOUTH. By order of the Honourable Commisiioners of hia Majesty's Customs, On Toes*, the 3d day of I.‘nuary; 1815, by Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, will be espoied to PUBLIC SALE, at the CbVOlll House, Weymouth, THE GOO DS UNDERMENTIONED, viz : 528 k Gallons Brandy-90 Gallons Geneva Subject to the payment of the Duties of Cu+toms and Excise, if taken out for Hbme Consumption.. °sl• 11611 n. Cheese, 14 dozia Skins of Parclrmenyke larch; White Dimity, 22 yards White Fringe, 1 parcel of Books and 1 Ton ?cwt. Cordage. After which will be Sold, Flve Open• Boats, which have been seised, and legally condemned. - Cultom•House, Weymouth, Dec. 13, 4814. • CiIRISTMAS AND• NEW YEAR'S GiFIS. 1 ORIEN I'AL PEARLS. GENTLEMEN and Ladies, who present to their Relations and Friends a Token of regard, should be parti seular in selectirewhat is likely to be retaiued, and kept long in remembrance of the Giver. PEARLi appear admirab'y caleu la:ed for this purpose, 'being elegant in dress and appearance, eatable us all occasions, intrinsically valuable, and easily con vened from one fashion to another. J. H. EARLOW, of Grange-court, Carry-street, Lincoln's Ina, solicits the Public inspectign to a great .varii.ty of new pat unit, in Necklaces, £5. 15e. (d.: Springs or Tiaras, ;CC 4e. ; bracelets, 45. 55.; Tops and DroO, ios.; Brooches and etCISIS, 21.45. and upwards. Several complete suits in Mo r..cco cases , from 225 to 2100.--All letters must be post paid. THE Chevalier RUSPINI's STYPTIC has lately breathe means of saving the lives of throe useful members of society. The first, a Stonemason, broke a blood-vessel in his lungs, by which means he spit, in the course of 40 hours, a wash- Land bawn full of blood. The second, a lad far gone in a con i4mptinn, and continuall y spitting blood in small quantities, and i 4 i.f4 l in large. The third, a most respectable Tailor, living in ‘estiostreet, Leicester-fields, burst a vessel in his stomach. The e !.ll ) tic effected a cure in the latter instance, on his taking one citall bottle, and in both the former in about a week. N. B. The only recommendation the two former persons had to the Chevalier was their poverty and disease. tke lode mon bill I 111. 00 FOR COLDS, RiIEUVIA'f ISMS, Etc. riR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from " their tendency to open the Pores and promote allebe no ra 3! secretions, are the but remedy for colds, rbeumatisms, Wight fevers, and 311 disorders which arise (roil obstructed per spiration. They are equally excellent for bead-achs, indigestion, and fur gouty, hilions, and other complaints of the stomach and b;:nrets, too often the consequence of free living. As a general 3 rail7 Medicine they have no equal, and and they are partieu- Larly Convenient for travellers, as they do net require any confine - Inert. Sold by F.N e wbery Lad *sin, is St. Paul's Church-yard, Landon, price 45.6 d. a box, containing 66 PIIIS, with the name, "F. Newbery," engraved in the stamps. Bat as many perso ns mistake thu house, observe that the Number le 43, the third 464 a 0110 1 4 4 1 . T 9 ht 1144 11144 1 4 kJ. ' D. ~..... • This day was published, price Sts. 6d. bound ih red leather, with pockets for notes, IiEARSLEY's GENTLEMAN and TRADES. MAN'S POCKET LEDGER, for the Year 1815; con taining days and hours for buying or; selling Stock and atceiving 'the interett—List of Bankers—Holidays at the Public OlEces 4pe. hun . dred Sid eleven Mod pegoi for warm and 'amnesia., oinms—a carnet Tible orthe §resiett Stittip MileS—Lt.tateef Army and Navy Agents—new Hackney-coach fares—List of the House of Peels, Commons, and Officers—and many other arts ties equally useful, for which the reader is referred to the Table of Contents. London: Printed for 0. Kearsley, No. 46, Flret-itreet ; G.' Wilkie, R. Baldwin, J. Walker, Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, M. Hiockesman, Paternoster-row • Scatcherd and Letterman, ! Avemarla lane; J. Richardson, R o yal Exchange; Stituby and Co. Stationers-court; and Broil. and Devrtling, Salisbury; and sold by all Booksellers and stationers in town fzul country. This book may be had in various bindingi, ind with an alma. neck, at the option of the purchaser. • " This day was published, price ss. la boapds; Eighth PAW tin , PSY,. or INDIGE A TRACT upon DYSP S 4 'MN, and the HYPOCHONDRIAC DISEASE; and upon the Inflammatory or Regular Gout, and the Atonic, law. gular, or Flying Gout: with various case. of Nervous, Bilious Paralytic,and Spasmodic Affections ; diseases of Relaxation and Debility, broken Constitution, habits impaired by intemperance, climate, &c. Together with the specidcation of the medical vim tires of that extraordinary Patent Medicine the CACDIAC and Nx RVOU s Tine/vat ; and of the various diseases and complaints In which it is administered, and of its done, effects, Stc. lily JAMES RYMER, Surgeon. London : Printed for the AutbOr, and sold by Wm. Sutton and Co. No. in, Bow Church-yard; and by ali other booksellers and venders of this medicine. •••••orformail NEW AND VALUAIILE WORKS, Lately published by T. CADELt. mot W. 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An Historical and Critical AnCOUNT of the LITsII WRITINGS of JAMUL and CHARLILS I. and of the Liven, OLnu ORoIIWILL and ORMOLU 11. after the manner of MT. Bayte, from original whets and Nero a. By Wm. Harris. it" Ration, with a LifeeL t lge , and a (Amaral index, I 1 D it Vole. eve: price £3. ip TO WORKS of ReteiW. ens; with an Account of his flak, sat a Criticism on.ittriffriihip; to which are prefixed WcWafr Obierretions co the cfiteginge and Condition of the Scot- Pah Peasantry.. The 04441.1egw , To which are now added. the Rib - gum of Robert Binimessely printed in five pocket !, , roietnes, Nice LI. dip. *Blow& hU. The Poetical. Watts Of Rosary Box e s; Weave Ivasibe Pies* published 1p his Cortesposholca sad 11 • 1 44 , 5 t his Sow apd,graposents. •To width Is refine, a Sketch life• This, sdepot little velem*, wWe it contains the whole of the Necked Watts of tarn, is presented to the Pi& SIMI die Oho they bore bees assostonied to pay for mot million IA hopsehmet heratifohy ted in a mall ,pnelset vole.; task regen &lido= t prin Tide and irrondspiece, en " Wed by fr om W Uicibcs Price 6s. Twatvs onovtiros, td illostnato the POEMS of stoserr Bobs, hons ' by T. Stotherd, R.A. and a Portrait of Dr.corrie r Mon mustiest Piston. by H. Heoe. The whole engraved by I. IL arconas polo. XL lie. SI 1A bollifisi prig liatressloss, is. CI. la beige% Lord FINGALL took the Chair about two o'clock. Mr. BAGOT then rose and prosposed that there should be no Aggregate Meeting, but that the buil mess should be managed by the present Committee. This proposal did not appear to have any support, and fell to the ground. Mr. MAC DONALL then entered on the subject of the Aggregate Meeting, and used very rational and conciliatory arguments. He urged the expediency of abstaining from any irrelevant matter on that Meeting takiiig lr . DOWNSLL4N then moved that the Meeting should "sae to a declaration that the Catholics should strictlyvonfine themselves to the mere business of pe. tition. 4 1Vhis was seconded by Mr. Bagot, and op posed by Messrs. Randal Macdonnel, Nicholas Ma hon, Edward Blake, Howley, O'Gorman, and O'Connell, on the ground that the declaration might be construed into a censure on those who conducted the former proceedings of the Catholics. Mr. BAooT persevered in urging the proposition, and Mr. Evans resisted it on another ground—the absolute incompetency df the Committee to adopt it. He called upon his Lordship to desire the Secretary to read the Resolution of the last Catholic Meeting, coder the sanction of which the Committee sat, arrd which would be found to have conferred on the Com. mittee only the power of preparing a Petition and Resolutions for the consideration and decision of the Aggregate Meeting, and by no means of making Laws for that Meeting, to which it was constitu tionally subservient. He protested against such an assualtation on the part of the Committee, as he was convinced it would be; and chewed that it could again expose them, with much more truth than ever, to the charge made against them, in and out of Parliament, of a particular num. ber tof Catholics presuming to kgidaie for that great National Body. He contended, that it wold produce more confusion and destruction than any other cause, if it were left in the authority or jurisdiction of any man, to controul the discretion of any Gentleman in addressing a public Assembly, to point out the ex ac t mania. of his speech, or become the arbiter of his taste and judgment. All parties seemed now agreed as to the expediency of abstaining from any irrelevant matter at the Aggregate Meeting ; they would, therefore, of course, recommend that policy at such Meeting, but that was all they could do—they could not dictate. Mr. HAT read the Resoluticrap and it was found as Mr. Evans had said. A very long conversation ensued, in which Mr. Shiel, and Mr. Murphy, of Smithfield, supported the proposition of Mr. Donnell's. All parties agreed to abandon irrelevant matter at the Aggregate Meeting, and the motion was at length withdrawn—and thus that harmony reproduced, which it appeared the wish of all parties to promote. The Meeting adjourned until nen Thursday week. after a Requisition was drawn up for an Aggregate Meeting 94 the 24 th JaquirT, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESEN EVENING, their Majesties' Servants w r ill perform the Comedy of A CURE FOR THE HEART-ACHE. To which will be added the Musical Romance, tamed THE NINTH STATUE; or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAT. Tomorrow, the Comedy of The Belle's Stratagem. Thursday, the Tragedy of Macbeth.