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Lichecoer 13i115 &Avg im the hlumbs of December, 1816, and January, 1817. iHt LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA JESTrs !WAS:MiI', having given Direetiontfir paying of p,i cif cl ef the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Amelia of Excheirtr, ,•l: roe reed, Watmiaster, on Wednesday, Me 17th ay of ceasbcr,llll7,ortemfaisee will le rivet daily amodays tad Hole. re , l no • Wand if:4mila: Thuriday, the I Ith December,froa jeoht a it the Abusing till One in Me 4fiersoosa, fir the per. r, *iris; the same; major she gi eater dispattg, the bearers ol it id a Bib ere haired to place each description of Bill: in separate h ti lv big are to be obtained at Skis °lice) Musing Mean in the order lace ro peoirriates,sofrh as *refer the tame iIIiSOMMi kingamerically end s pay:yin:the principal Sums and Interest due Merton, .. ; e c i /row, bet excluding the days a which they are respeaivdy , f e, to she ,ail 17th Jay of December inchuive, when the Interest ;,;,,,,,e; and the said Bearers, skulk, they be meting use M. A g ents lidd.-ff a.k,e names an isuerted in the Bills, are previously to pricer, Ed : .r f .fmeattessols Holden j and the Bearers an aim isdispyfuelly tr ifp'teialorsecaci Bill with their wad signatarsa ; and it write ' it Nuorrs and Residua at As bottom of earl separate List ; and . ere wwfooer required to attend the Ewsherser Bill Opt for par ...3!,e0l le receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts, or the east. , e she hollers *Pk aforesaid Bills shim:am Jaime, V' retail:as Jrpfyr tof the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 17th day 5 Dtrauber, they may be facaasoadated, era masputing the Issterest to piaci ea which they wish to 6e fold, and learung Me said Bills for aoriastioe one day prior thereto. 5,.k Pumas as way be desirous of hosier ant Bxehegaer Bills la or is part of Payment e upao smarbiag mew Bilk, ,•1 r.stisrimd the automat at dr bottom e their Lists, delivered on or the ilth of December, may be asormandad with new Bills, NaSle to 1 ! I Tin.. tutu by the day, on every One If aired Pounds, which v s,' I n . Bills will bear date the said I Ttb dry e December, sad a be JclisireJ, tcetifer with the %uterus dee is respect f the 011. no .:sued 12 by excluusged,on "'lured - Ay, the 16tb day 41 Doo isztur, and the follonoing Days. lie lachcquer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made pay. him , or Order, as above mentioned, may be tain thieferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the Bearer 'Wilmot shall not be 61Ied up. N.:. All Exchequer Billsolated prior to December§ 1816, have ken z4vertised to be paid oE, and the Interest thereon bat and SSOCIATION" for the RELIEF of the MA- L NUFACTURINO end LABOURING POOR, City of Woo Tavern, Nov. ge, 1117..... At a MEETING of the IMMIT I.IE, PATRICK COLQUHOUN, Esq. la the Mak, It was Resolved upaohnoesty, That the 'flanks of att. Mating be wonsmltted to the bens• eat Noblemen and Ceeetiessen, British Subjects, having had a :pasty Residence at Reeve, for their liberal Subscription of ea id. transmitted tar doe Relief of the Distressed La- Ansa hitaefacturios Poor of this Marko. . . W. 0. CARTER. T a respectable MEETING of the LAND /MUMS ef the COUN ry of WIGTON. assembled Wigteem ome Nueember. 1117, le , of Casslawfa, 71e fallowing Addresses of Condolence-en the lame:flea Death in Royal Highness the Princess CUAILLOTTR, ibirlhed by Mr . ass Mew, of Sheechan, and duly seconded, were unseal. • approved of and adopted : • *To Ms R oy al Highness the Patsies Reams?, the affee dilate and dutiful Address of the County of Wigton. * May it please your Royal Highness, * We, the Fineholden, Landlteldere, and Magistrates of the • • y of Wigton, have immediately sisembled :together. to try to year Raid Highness the expreselon of our Erie at were and sleeting loss which your Royal Highness has re • ly sustained. For nearly 22 years we • had partaken your, yal Highness's solicited, and care for the beloved Princes, hum no more ; we had watched her pagan with anxiety; bad empathised with her. Royal Highness's feelings on her • happy marriage; and we van now truly affirm, that her irre. able loss bas come home to our breasts with the heartfelt kof private calandty.'• We attest year Royal Higheese to an hut:alternate-make tit the .Will of the ALI/30111'T DI s .ta of all events, all cunaciousot the deg; -feelings whittle we deuce, is common with the rat of the 4implons, we am, tooter to yam Ruyal Highness, as a conidatery reflection, such, so great end so genuine are the emadinents which unite British People to the Family of their Sevessolga.` • " To his Serene Highfiess the Prince Laesvote of jazz Casouito. the respectful and affectionate Address of the Counte of iirsoyou. Way it please your Berme Highness, r, the FreehalAprs, Landholders, and Ma tes of the • • nty of Wigan have asseentiledleamiher in xious wish tingate. it pliable. the sorrow which your Serene Highness sustain,. by assuring your Serowe Hiltons that -we deeply it. We bad beheld with heartf'elt approbation and plea 'lt amiable sentiments and good tfrinciples which produced uniJil between our beloved Princess and your Serene High s; ant we fear to •aggravite your Highness's ailtetion by tiling upon the affecting loss you have sustained-ewe must • dote be content spin to assure your Strelli Nlgbness, that re shared the jay of your marriage, so do we no* with :tug. ted esteem fur you Serene Highness's character more deeply • e year grief; and we oder to your Serene Highness that tri• • e of Wee attachment and regard whirl le doe to your own ied merits, and to your Serene Highness's late alliance with Princess so.dear to the British people.' Resolved—The the said Addresses, subscribed by the Preece, mine and by appointment of the Meeting, be transmitted by • to Lori Viscount Sidniouth, Secretary of State for the ' Department, In order to be presented severally to his Highness the Wince Regent, and to his Serene High:sae °le inepoW, and thereafter to be published in the drat Courier, and Glebe, and in the lidieburgh Cenral*, and infries and OaDoway Courier. Extracted truss the Minute" by USG. WHAFFIE, Clerk. FOR THE GRAVEL. AND STONE, LUMBAGO, 42•77 . ICK , MAN'S PILLS are allowed to be Lbws** successful Medicine ever diseovered for salectually dell* and preventing the future recurrence of ill those Diiidedita Oa arise from an imperfect action of the Urinary'Organs;' as reel and Stone, Lumbago. Pains he Back and Loins.mod Sept. of Urine. It combines chemically with. Ills siserstOd dissolves and nuirety carries sway list: rim! =air thy" and prevents its future &inseam, by salon • fib ' • the wbuielltinmy System/ thus deliveringth* ' tfroin the ._tars luting tortures of show theelool *P2dlfill4 ace or injury to the constkutiont These Mean= the most Woman ingniafepti. end reqUirinalilier restraint el met donee their me. No greaser reeitesaawidw' tan be offered of diem than the (act of their Melee possessed wary years_ooet the blgheet eeptuation this bee Ever.beset so ' any medicine, gad is particular the coeauessee awl • • tioo of many of the Peeulty. led la boxes at s. ad. sada to. Ow the hepriette•Alo 6l- j by BUTLER s a d S ews , Meade% &c. Nth 4. maaarawas 7" a St. Phur• Cilorlds.yerd.Loodeo. Nth fteheille. !ftt. Ihbria ; Also by tbe %Oro " f 4" %Lthe Liaitleau • . . . moND-.y DECEMBER 1, _lBl7, Under the ra , rowtge of his Serene Highness Prince I..torato of Saxe-Cebourg, will shortly be n :blished, PO ItT RA ur of her hie Royal Highness L PRINCESS CHARLOT rE AU GINT from a Picture by George Sanders, Esq to be Engraved in t"c Line-manner by Mr. JOHN BURNS F. Size of the Plate will be 20 ladies by IS inches whir. Price of Proofs Three Guineas • Prima One Guinea and a Half e ach. S u b scr ib ers names received by liOydall and Co. No. 90, Cheapside, London. This day was published, price Is. By Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Paternoster-row, AN ARGUMENT for c o n‘trn i ng l arge l y t h e right of an APPELLEE of MURDER to insist on Ms Wager of Battle. and for the sufficiency of a Plea of Previous Acquittal uu Indicanent, in order ro Noon& the Ariseßor. • By E. A. KENDALL, Esq. ibis day was publishet4 To Five V•tls 12mo. price St. 10s. ROSABELLA ; or, A Mother's Marrisge.—. Br the Anchor of The Romance of the Pyrenees; Sante Sebastian('; The Forest of Nilontanrano; and Adelaide, or the Connter-eharm. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradnek, and Joy, Paternowst Row.. This day was peblished, In Three Volumes, limo price 110. 'A. N N E R 8:-A NOVEL. - DicY hic forsitan undo Ingenium par materig Je suib qu'un sot trourc bourent un plias sot peer le Ike. Fret le Grand. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradoelt, and Joy, Paternoster- Row. This day was published, In One Vol. I imo. the Second FA:ition, price no. rid. In boards, of PHE GENERAL PRAYER BOOK; Contain 1. lag Forms of Prayers en principles common to all Chris tian+, for Religious Societies, for Families, and for Individuals. Chislly selected from the Scriptures, d m Book of Common Prayer, and the Writings of various Authors. By JOHN PRIOR BSTLIN, LLD Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and ley, and R. Hunter, Lon. dots ; and Browne andManchee, Bristol. This. day wa. published. in Quarto. price 10s. ad io boards, A NARRATIVE of the CASE of Miss MAR GARET WAVOY; with an Account of some Optical Experiments connected with it. By THOMAS litliblWlCK. Physician so tke Liverpool Infirmary. London : Printed for Baldwin. Cradock and Joy; T. sad 0. Underwood; • ant'''. Callow; W. Grapel, Liverpool; Boater, Maocbester; Constable and Co. and W. Blackwood. Edinburgh ; A. and J. M. Dusan. Glasgow ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. This day was publis%Zi, Is Three Vols. 1 gnu.. pa ice h 9s. ed. board., or Is. 6d. each val. separately, the Second Ed;tiost of VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS ; or, The Vicar's Fbe Sidi. , Dedicated to Mis. Hatutah More. By SARAH RENOU. " As an elementary Work In ethics and the philosophy of the mind, we think k is highly creditable to the ingenuity wad the dl. hgeuce of the writer."—'• Miss Renou appears to have studied, with particular attention, the queatiou relating to the original equality of the axes ; and she maintains the digoiri of ski fe male character with great spirit and force."—Baptist Mamba% April, 1817. Printed for Baldwin, Cracked, and Joy, Patarnoutimlaw, Low. I don 1 and Browse and Manche*, Brian!. ' This day was published, Dil SOLAMOWS_JUSTLY DISLIIMRATED 01711111.44 HEAILTH; Or, Advice to both Sixes.—Price Se. THIS interesting Publication so materiallyconcerns those to whom, by its tide, k La addre%sed, that it isloped boat 'entrusted with casein, important as the morals, health, sad longevity of the risks gitaeratlen, will oak to she k a diligent perusal. Ills wadi has beau the labour of assay years expo rieoce and observation on thatelestetose consequences of a de structive habit, to obtain a rineetly ageism selifeh, the Doctor hes devoted the principal part of his Ur. Nothing can certainly be of more importance toboth sexes than ' to be properly acquainted with every symptom of such tikes's& as i ter? ore liable to, and how to 'Mame themselves when *Meted watt any of Benin.—la this Work kiln added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, and eanitual ; ales, an Appendix en Nivea. Coinplainte--illtietrateti atisteepened with a turkey of &khakis facts, never before pshildietL 'Sold by & Leigh, No. It, atrial mod to be had of evert reepekahle falulicine Venire is the United Eirtsiora. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the ori. gleal Unwed= of Mr. HENRY, sod. banish* by Idi soceesaive boprovenionis to dill highest porfeetion) undoes* to be premed sod sold by Mossy& Hamar, billaindactarioi Che mins. Manchester. This agreeable pertained Liquor Is a compound et Idahly eoneentrated Vhsegar, with meet pleasant Arematlcs sad eilleeciess Antiseptic.. Its pagan Odour adapts It for allorilliog relief In Head-ache, fainthigs, &c.; sad nodose It pecollpdy refreshing in crowded or heated rooms, and is the clew apart• menu of the sick. It powerfully counteracts, also, dos spread of ulcerated Sere Throats, Typhns and Scarlet linen, and Other intectieus biseases. _ The ~Areenatie Spirit of Vinegar easy be exported, without any injury, to hot Minutes, where It Is found pant/Marty grate. fel and salutary. As, however, many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the sense and similar awn" the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its bring gestulae, that the smuts of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. ' , Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Coebspnr• ltreet, (the only Agents in London authorised by the Proprie ton;) in bottles, price 2s. M. each, where may be MI, Spear Boars of Cold. Silver, Carnelian, Crystal, dtc. Also HllllOllf . S Cxxerwas Malin est.t in beetles et 2s. OA and larger with glass stoppers, at 45.1 d. e ach; thsdr names being un the stamps. FOR RHEUMA EISMS, COLDS, A$D DISORDERS OF THE S TOMACH AND BOWELS. .11R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, restored 11 JJ to Mob primitive excellent*, from the original at may recipe under Dr. imoss's hood, delivered by him to Mr. NEW DEILY when Ls purchased, sad bat a regular assigumem of, bah the property: • - ,Tbe noligat now in which the Analeptk Pius bare been hosersundrd 'of lan years Is 11010ii01111 j and numerous cossplante welt rehilvothent old refasten, net only of the inequality of Aide Wee, and eh* attention his a hest to a dark colour; but she of their blot less Maness than heretofore. Mr. •Ntnibeiy frequently reteoestrand against such siseseraage meat; bat in vale. He bad no alternative, for be was band by centuple pee to soli any Analeptle Pills but those prepared by Dr. lames and his family. es beg se they chose celerity his de loads. They thought At, kowtow so refuses that supply in ossuary last, sad so attempt has beef: node by the Grandson of 4inanventor to usurp the whole bullpen, ander the false this of •_ 46 Sok Ple~ew Mr. Nswbory Is new thereinr abedived troth his and eaabled to reader to the Palle the, Otalita ha most perfeet state, whisk Ito Alinselfee ho •Idensiesly as Amitosis Pak as sewed lama in his Mfe4lase, and endowed with all Uwe* virtues widek estiMithod their reputation • I;bey are sohl by A. sseebery and Sass, at the Original Waro igen for Dr. homes Powskr,.Tio. 46, ht. Paul's, Leedom; ad Dansoitreet, Dubai; mid by their Agent, Mr. 14.150. OzAwd•oreat I Iblellemesimible Vothers ie Tef s =, CbOtty : bet observe din Ms. trowksys same Is cerstosi lip PR ICE SEVEN-PENCE, HISTORRhAVAIND 310oRAPHICAL WORKS, SECOND DAY, NEXT FRIDAY, Recently pebibild, by L0720311AM, Hunt, Ins, Oawa, and, When there will be above Six Thousand Tickets drawn, aed Bashi. Paternoster-row. Every One a Prise. 1. HISTORICAL. SKETCHLS cf the SOUTH CI.- CARROLL, the Contractor, bas the ho nnne of INDIA, is n atterapt to trace the li:•tory of 1 1 04- 1.111 • of in'ormitig the l'ehlic, that none of the great Capitals i soar: Dom the Origin el the Niacin. Government of st'sst State were decided by the First Day's Drawing; therefore, the to the Ihninetion of the IVlabanimedan Dynasty, in 1799; f.yun- SIX GRAND PRIZEi OF t 70,000! did dila/free Indian Arthorittes, collected by the Atrhor w k", yet remain in the Wbeel. The Second Day of Drawing w.II he officiating for several years as Political Resident e the Court of XEX I' FRIDAY. Mysoor. 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On FRIDAY NEXT livery 1 icket (and there will he above 2,00 n drawn) will be a Prize. J. and J. SIVEWEIGHT hope their Friends will be equal., as fortaaate as in the la.' Lottery, wlitn No. 2,377, a Frisco( /20,03 h. was distributed amongst then% at their ()acts, 27, Coasurtir., • I 28, HA I'MAR RAT, 11 1 Mauna or, And 141,0xrotri•srsittr. Where Tickets and Shares, warranted umuswv, are on Sate, al the sante Priam as berate. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, NOVEMBER IT. Pere Elysee, first Surgeon to his Majesty and to Monsieur, whose illness has already been announced, was yesterday in so hopeless a state, that the surgeons relinquished the idea ot amputating to arrest the pro• gress of mortification. Frederick Freihangen, convicted, on his own con. fession, of having murdered Mr. Phillips, the Lon don fruiterer, had been sentenced to death by the Prevotal Court. A short time before his comical. nation he abjured the Lutheran religion to embrace the Catholic, and was executed on the 22d inst. He died with a degree of resignation which he seemed to derive from the religious sentiments with which he was penetrated. The Emperor Alexander lately reviewed his third corps d'armee, commanded by Gen. Sacken, on the field of battle of Pultowa, where Charles XII. was defeated by Peter the Great. Letters from Vienna, of November 13, speak of a great camp which wall take place next August in the environs ist Prague. The Emperors ot Austria, of Russia, and the King of Prmsii, will meet there, and will alt. rw.ard: repair to the place designated for the new Coospes.., whi‘h ~I:ice is not yet publicly known. According to another rumour, it is die in tention of the Austt Liu Cabinet to form a new king dom, composed ot the Prateipatity of S alzburg, of the new acquisitions of Austri.t on tbe Ems, in the Innviertel, &c. This kingsi(An would form patt of the German Confederatio n . The Assize Court of Alby is corrplsed, for the trial of M. Foal:lea's murderers, ot tsl. de F4ydrl, President; BATCII de Cameon, Vi,eount Combettes de Caumont, and M:ffisietirs PAg(iti and Pia.aud, King's Counsel, at the !t , 'N-31Cnura of Tuul•nase. It is st..ted that fresh pr.:At of the crime have been de tected since the first hi al. It appears that a shret, stained wi h blood, and brgotteit, ;n a c: tner f liabcars house, has latcly beer. clicoveled, thruit,el the attentive researches of the ttl.tyur I 1 !WA .z. Freak Funds, 5 per.Ceut. 68 Ir. 85 team—Bag Actions, 1455 In. FLANDERS MAILS. SO. The HIS IVRY of EUROPE. bow the Peace of 11113 to the Peace to lea 4. By lon* Eitoi.osa. In Me. eve. the Snood Ethtior.. prier ee.boardt. BRUSSELS. NOVEMBER ss. It is said that their Highnebses the Prince and Princess of Orange will very shortly iesve this c.ty to go to the Hague. HANOVER, NOVEMBER His Royal Highness the Duke of Cunbriagi-was' on the evening of the 10th, et an assembly at his Excellency's the Minister Von Deiken, when he re ceived the unexpected news of the death of her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte. This melancholy event h.: thrown the whole kingdom tato couaterna. lion. 'rile theatres and concert-rooms are shut, and public amusements prohibited, till further orders. The Court, and all ut the Civil and Military Audio rides, hare put on mourning. It is believed that the Duke of Cambridge will very shortly go to England. VIENNA, NOVEMBER 13. His Majesty has just secured a very comfortable competency to an invalid of his army ; he is 113 years of ate, aui has been in the service b 2 years. 116PRUCK, NOVEMBER A new Bull of the ?opt is expected to be shortly published, relative to the determination of the Iron- tiers of the new dioceses of the kingdom of Lom bardy and Vence. ?tie negociations between the Courts of V►enua and Rome arc newly tetusivattd; at leas: it is Clrl.tia that the principal p.m, are regu. hated. Prince hiuneck will not leave Route till the final arrangement is concluded. It is universally aeenowledged, by the most respect.. table part of the p:Glession, that the lkled;cal Boards,' established.hy the celebrated Surgeons ut Charlotte House, tllacktiiars road, and Woudstyck-street, Oa ford.street (a 'Sew doors from Band sheet), are the fountain head for advice. , it -is a tatr, that, by the. united talents of these .Grtlemen, upwards of Sia Thousand Patients have been cured annually of ob stinate Diseases; many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals, and hundreds had been improFerly treated by persons-ignorant of as important branch cf the protession.-4.Meurs. Coors*, bfutmos, and Co. are consulted daily by ail ranks of people, at each cf their Establishments i.or by letters from the Country, stating Weir case, when fdadicine and Advice are stut *to all parts of the Kingdom.--There are side-cluors at each house, and private tootles tor. fernales.,Direec Charlotte House, opposite the Rev. 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