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. -. r S) •4 7 creA 11. c:. ...- NI 1„, , F P' l . ( .'...' 1 , 4.„..........?..y„.., •,,..... . _ f(Q --- ~, 4 F., , --,- 4 4 -4 . t. , t-74,1 e--7 - a_ . ,„ .., _ . -------di SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1817 11 . 9 PRICE S RvEm- rENeg. it Arr PAr-orPlcz, Jaw.l3, 1817. AMES CUMMINS, of H. M. Ships, ENDYN lON and NIALTA.—A Creditor baring applied for payment of a t due 'mos the all:we-named Seaman, amounting to AS. Rs. lore* is hereby riven to the nest of Kin or Executor, who apply to the Inspector of Seamen's Wills and POWCTS for - Information. NEXT TVESDAY THE STATE LOTTERY 11SG1NS DRAWING. EXTRACT from the LONDON GAZErrE. THIRD LOTTERY FOR 1616. SCHEME. FURNISHED I.OIif:INGS. TO LET, t FIRST and atCOND FLQOP, FURNISHED, in Margaret-street, where there are onlg two Single Perions, and the Servant of the house etaabi assist. Plerse to enquire at 57, Margaret. strati:, Cavrodibh square. IiA&K. 0 6. GL D. Jam. IC Pitt WittitEAS he GOVE;O:•..:K . t t.Crif- PANY of the BANK of ENGLAND cid, MAIM Advertliainent, &red the With of StpteMbei, 111114 tire notleei 'that they bid FX h.iiDED kg !ME FOR RECEIVING AND DIVING VALUE FOR ALL BANK DOLLAR 'rO• KENS, tendered to payment at the Ba• k. at au rate of Se. 641. each, frorn the Ist day of NOveinber, l• 16, until the 1-t day of February nest: Now the said Coreroor and Company de hereby ere notice; ' that ate TIMF. FOX RECEIVIIskI AND PAYINO the, said DOLLAR TOKEN:7 IS lURTIIER EX lENVID to the RC thy of May near. RoimPr BEST; Seso, tar?. 9 Prizes of 20,000 Guineilii 2 . - 5,000 Guineas 5 - - 3,000 Guineas 6 . . 500 Guineas s . - 400 Guineas 10 - - 300 Guineas lt3 - . SOO Guineas 16 . - 1011 Guineas 44 - - 50 Guineas SOO - - 45 Guineas 1,500 - - 17 Pounds ,e 42,000 10,500 5,250 9,1501 3,360 3,150 1,690 2,910 21,000 95,500 THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, Sec. Blenheim-street, Great Marlborough-street. THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES, at this School, will begin on the following Days : Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, by Mr. Seism:as, daily, 'at l'wo. on Monday, Jan. 11, 1817. Dissectio.,s as usual. Chemistry, Materia Medica, &c.daily, at Vest o'Clock in the Morning; Theory and Prettier of Physic at Nine, with Ettanti , nations, by Dr. Acta, on Monday, Frbrusry S. r Three Courses arc given every year, each wearying near!, four months. Further particulars twit be known from Mr. Brookes, it the Theatre; or from Dr. Agar, 62, Margaret-street, Cavendish. squire; CONTRACT FOR BLANKETS. NAVY-OFFICE, January IS, 1817. tHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS. , S 1 ON ERS op& MAJESTY': NA PT, do hereby:live Notice, That on THURSDAY, the 23d instant, at One o'Clock, they be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con :: for supplying SIX THOUSAND BLANKS FS, to be de erNl In one Month at the Slop Office, Somerset House. Pzlt•rit of tie Blanket: and a Form of the Taukr many be am --• , - 12,000 Tickets. ' ' nip First-drawn Prize First Day 1,000 Guilt.** Second ditto ditto SOO Guineas Third ditto ditto s 560 Ganes!: ~ Fou'rth ditto ditto 400 Guineas ~• Fifth ditto ditto 400 Guineas Sixth ditto ditto SOO °ulnas • , Seventh ditto • ditty • SOO Obitiews Eighth ditto ditto ~ 3110 Guineas Fiat 500 Blanks entitled to SO Guineas eseh. • • First-drawn Pz.ze • Second Dar, 1,000 Guinea - a Second ditto ditto 500 Guineas . l'hird ditto ditto 500 Gulueas DAYS Of DIAWING. Ist January 21, 1817. 2d , January 31, 1817. . i 3d, February 6, 1817. November, 9, 1816. T. WM. After our hearty commendations, havitig considered the fore going Scheme of the Third Lottery for the year 1816, to be drawls pursuant to the provisions of an Act pared in the 56th year of bis Majesty% Reign ' we do berebY signify to you our Consent aoti Approbation thercof. Whituhall, Trtasury Chambers, the 12th day of November, 816. LIVERPOOL, N. VANSIT rms. - LOWTHER. and Directors of the Lottery. PAR LIAM I. X ARY REFuR 1/. MEETING AT THE EREEM %SON'S TAVERN. tFit Oee. NeTinder tvili he received after One eCkci en the Day grimly, arc itti.ei wave the Perty s er an Agent for him, attend,. Tender matt be aecenlanied by a Letter, addrsseed to the Navy and ;iznfl 1. two rut en,i4le Pc JJJJJ tlfgagirg to Swoon , bound g pa the Peron tendering, in the Suns of .£5OO, for the dee PM. ',now If the Contract. ?BCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVESTIGA TUN* THE DEBTS OF THE LATE N &BOBS OF THE CARNAL-IC. No.ll, Msaeh«- Westminster, January 13th, 1317. conformity to the 19th Clause of the Deed of • Agreement between the United Company of Merchants of agland Trading to the East Indies, of the one part, and the :raters tit the late Nabobs of the Caenadc, of the other part, the Cammissioners appointed under that Agreement give notke, That a Continuation of the Schedule of Claims made before the Commissioners in India since the Schedule published in a List, ander date the nth January, ISt 6, has been, like that Schedule, published in a List, under dote the 24 January, 1617, and put up : the India House, whine Notices are commonly placed, In order that all such Persons as shall love any interest to oppose or 'Speech the same may have sufficient opportunity so to do. By Order of the Commissioners, GEO. PARIEHOUSE, Secretary. ANDERSON AND CHASE'S mtunc.u. CATALOGUE FOR 1816-171 'o the Mani BESVOKE NUM szits. TDISH. Contractor for the present Lnitery. T . respectfbily infortns the Public, that all particular and fancy Numbers bespoke at his ee any of, the other Oficrs, are now ready for delivery at the respective Offices where tbey were ordered.—No time should be lost in applying for them, as the Dressing begins NEXT TUESDAY, gist instant. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cro,s.' Thls Jay was pubtliiivil. price is. O. ACATALOC;UE of BOOKS in ANATOMY , MEDWINE, SURGERY, MII/WifERY, TRY, BO TANY, &e. &e. New and. Second-hsal Sold by Anderson and ettase,-40, Welt Smithfield. To which added, a compbtri.ist of the Lectures delivered in London, with their terms, hours of attendance. &c. 'together with Tatiles of the .Pay of the Medical Deparint.mt of the Army, Navy, and Lad- India Company's Service. Books in every department of Literature, Statlonsry, Ste.— Libraries or l'arcels of Delis purchased or exchangc4. A. and C. Itsve likewise au eiteasive MEDICAL SUBiCRIP- TiON LIBRARY. TU/SDAY Next the State Lottery begins.— The Pint Eisht Prizes drawn will recede from 300 to 1090 Guineas, and may be entitled to 20,800 more. The first 50u Blanks will abo melte 25 Guineas each. Thesi adAntagrs are of great importance to those who purchase on or Isetore Tuesday Next, as All she Capßats tray be drawn the First Day. The Sebeisq was arranged by the Pubic, and has been highly approved of ; k N also evident from the extraordinary demand for Tickets and stares which is daily received in Town and Costotry at the ohl.established Curablit,Of HORNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers. -- TEGG'S YOUNO MAN'S BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. 'Yids day was published, In One Vol. duodecimo, considerably enlarged and improved, with the addition of an Inch, &e. price only Ss. 64L in boards, or es. bound of rVIE YOUNG MAN'S BOOK of KNOW LEDGE; containing a familiar View of the trivet:teat of Religion; the Works of Nature; Logic; Eloqueuct; Naturol and Experimental Philosophy ; Geometry ; Geography and AS tronuay ; History and Chronology, &e. Sec. • By THOMAn TECO, • Who& oil Ai PM *ow ralosoosesepet. ••• l'he Editor has spared no paint to compress tato a small compass, naverials gleaned trout a vast variety of alums, and has fixed the price !ow in order that every youth, wtio is desirous of acquiring useful knowledge, may possess it. The Mowing Is one among mat/ encomiums on the Work : " This is a Book from whkh who knows nothing may learn a great dal; and be who knows, will be pleased to And know ledge recalled to his mind lea manner that is highly pleasing:* London : Primed fur t. Harris, St. Paul's Citurch.yard% Sherwood, Neely, and limes, Pateraoster-rew ; and the Aditor, Chespsitle. E3TRX.ME DIST ASS IN il PLTA‘FIE LDS AND ITS VICINITY. , - --...... Stiehl appliettleas baviai been received by tile Counalttea ettgalriag arbor; Clothes Mould 41pastatocbe• Ptabie• ore slpereire. ND? idfottneti, Oat any snicks of Ctothlng seat to the Soap. liouse No. Pi, Brie; lane, tpitslields, will be carefully earl- •••••••... Subluiptioas already ash From Two Angels and Cro*u, St; Mathes !atm ZS nisedi E 41,501 3 2 'At Stiow and Ce. The Hoe. aLd Rev. Wm. Herbert sib 0 At Masteranan and Co. Mrs. Holland 10 10 Mrs-Robes% Cranford 10 10 _ _ At Bitlthdpit and Ca. H. O. 10 0 Holland • 5 5 At Drummond and Co. I R. R. ' 2 0 Speneer.Perdosl, Esq. 100 0 IVlr. Grisnion 1 0 Mrs 1. GOO* 1 0 Friend of A. D.'s, Clap lout road 5 0 _ Nu m c. Hansa A. IL Sedatoutb 5 5 9 9 At Hanbory and rb. Those Ilagusll. End, !il 5 0 At F.adade and Co. M. H. Me. 6d. The subbeription of a Faiher, Mother, and Ekun Children 1 10 At Cantu and Co. Mr. Gad drd '5 0 At Marsh and Co. Kra. W. ttrminghant 3 3 r. kis matt Josh. York, 10s. 6d. V tt 016••••• . ' N:rn, 1101 eat du , Notic esrf aP felt's I# - tH s, That will be • Mc; f f Lured P • et edi et or sr? 1. 2 wiat pm. , " ▪ CriFl( • Ti! • CA a a TN ▪ F3gii r. Cre3l • sty c a Cc n' 1111yNC ig patAi . at ds that • laps A re :tar I ke and tt , eit' casi 1 al Ms ad 1 aA ttki lett tr.t4 W . lute cot int DS 1 ata Tv 3 ▪ ctrl rat r vie it kt 2tit rte Yw ty I' i uli se4 In F r s) nil 1 at wai t••• Ws Sa Inc! is 1111 fttf lad J csi• 8.1 he ar wJ luy Is F'' g 1U J S) 9 It, • err 1 ti 8 0 . 1 L • a, A T a numerous MEETING of PROPRIETORS I .1 - 1. of EAST INDIA S POC K, held at the King's Head 't event, in the Poultry, London, on Wednesday, Jan 16,11117, JOHN TUNNO, Esq. in dot Chair. The following Resolutions, moved by Join Sits"' E. Esq. M.P. and seconded by AuTtioete BitOooll, Est were unanimously agreed to. The , . it Is the opinion of tbis Meeting, that Mr. Capons AIT.III, COilittaed Ili he is with the Commercial Interests of this City, is peculiarly eligtble to All the vacancy 111 Uri Ditiletioll Orr cottoned by the resigeaticio el Mr. Twin:No. . That the hie et Mr. Twituun's very valuable services is the snore sensibly felt, from dos two preceding vacancies having also !owned the umber of Directors particularly connected with the ' Massol_ l l, *Wean of thls City. not Mr. °OA unes Moots devotion to wtotover M under. takes, and his habitual pereeverance, as sum plays that Wit see v.ets will at all times be nurondulosly *sista OS promote the ietereee of the Congruity. That this Meeting will use their most strenuoui exertions, collectively and iodilidually, to insure Mr. Ramses !election. JOHN 7 CNN°, Chairman. The Thanks of this Meeting were unanimously voted to lonia Tom No, Esq. for bls able conduct in the Chair. Mr. ;ladies% Committee v.lll eh deity v the King's Had To. :eta, in the Poetry, from eleven o'clock till four, wizens ail eons vueitaion. will be respectfully weeded to. Lantts AND Gaerrassieu, above very esteems. recommendation not only animates we with coLhelence easterly to solicit the honour uf your suf frage and support at the Salim fer a Director, in the place of Mr. Twining, but pledges me to the closest attention, and the most scaleue exert , a of my humble abilities in your service, shoal I he fortunate epougli to succ , ed through your favour at the Elec. Use, which takes I:iatae on Wydnesday, the nth instant. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, With the greatest respect, Your most obedient and very humble sertant, GEOgGE RAIKES. No. 29, CornhiSl, London, lan. t 5, 1817. 'll l .e "'curs of Bailout op are from nine to six, at the India House, In Leaderhall street, eil.en the glasses finally three. MIDWIFERY. THOSE Ladies who wish for a temp orar y retire -A- well during their Aceetzhement,will meet with eonifort at le Apartments, *norther to their circumstances, on moderate wilt; w.th the most tender treatment, by applying to Mrs. trbitl., Va. 10. Church *treat. blatitfriars•road.—Every mattr- 4 rat attermon raid to tits Childers that are left to her care. - • FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the Wm:try a spurious composition In- Lead of the Genu•ne Blackleg prnared by Duty end Martin,ttey are induced :11 adopt a new Label, In which their address. 97, High Holborn, tri,beed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this; tt.cl the thfierence of the type, which is unlike 311 letter-press, enntle carcbasers at onto to detect the imposition. The 8.r.1 Japan BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, li.gl Holborn, will is future be sold In Bottles at 6d. 11. and li.W.eatb, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY A%%11 MARTIN, 97, lith Holborn. DAT 110 N 12 ED by their Royal Highnesses the Princes* cf Wain, Duchess of York, end Duke of Sussex ; Imr,erial Males!" the Emperor of 'lithe Routes, his Serene lii,otkess the Duke of Blunswkk, hls Eta bency the Duke dl.l Intartadu, by their especial authority. - ROWII.AND's MACASSAR OIL. %Timms composed of Vegetable lavedients from the bland of liars:ear, in the East Indies, aro unprecedented fur gre e e ntin g lb , hair f alling off or taming grey to the latest period of life; strtngthens the weakest hair ) aml.prodnees a luxuriant growth en the baldest ox e n ; oleo an Johnliable natural curl, which it Volans In damp weather, kn. predict.* whiskers, eye-brows, litc...ftis perfectly Innocent, nred'may with safety be applied to .he youngest infant. Rowland's 'I remit. on the Bair inclosed viat each gentlos bottle. Price Ss. ad. 10s. eisL and AI Is. per. bottle. Also, ROW LAND', ASSENCE of TYRE, _Which immediate, and effectually changes Red or Grey Hair, 2 fr Brows, Whiskers, Ste. to a permanent and glossy Broom or Ithck, imitating the exact natural colour—wlshlog makes thia, 11 Yr more Astable. It is perfectly innocent, and ladles or Oes• th men may dye their Hair with fast and.Secrecle I'dis 41 ' 75.641. and ios 6d. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro pi hams{ . Rowland snd Svn, Comes of Kirbriitrtet, thr Bret tOrning on the tie,' in Hatton Garden, lioiborn 11.outloti; and by .ppaintment, by all Pet fa/seri audblevheineY:nders through- Eunte, • C.atulon.—Ask for )'lowland's Oil, Or Rowlzmrs Dye, attach al ice that each gerulte bo tle of the above articles are signetion she entside label in red Ink, "A. Rgisfland and Sea: AU abets are Countetteiu. 11. At Strploothon and Co. 1. S , . It: by J. Forbes 3 0 X. Y. Z. .S 0 At Burnt and Cd. Mr. Jas. Buost 0 16 At I.tobbuck and Co. Friends iu Doughty. btrect, Ys 7tl. At Pole and Co. At Marrs, Fleet-street. Mrs. Hoapy 1 Wm. Cardiac, Eeq. 10 10 Wmi Hustler, laq. 3 3 At Sir W. _Canis, But. sad Co. 10 10 At Herries and Co. R. H. 1 0 A Sin Offering for hav ing purehihed French Silks 0 45 2 0 At Hanirnersiry sod Co. Ftlead 1 0 At Hoare, liaruett, and Co. Family at Fulfiam ' 4 12 Servants of (Into, ft lls 6d Besides a Basket et Old Clothes. ilerj. Smith, Esq. Horb- LincoWA re • 5 0 At Smith, Payne, and Co., Ceorse 12tlag,V.ii. 5 5. *** Subscription% are received at the Mansion House; at ; by Samuel Hoare, kin. E4q• Treasurer ; 4 1 all th y Commit:et • and at 41 the B ankers in Loudon am% Westmiuster. N. B. It Is requested that communications addressed to this Committee may be sour to Samuel Hoare, jud. Treasurer, Lom beid-street ; or to Samuel Woods, Huuorary Secretary, George. rird,lA.mburdostr.ect. . - -• f• - • LOCK ut4ll sURUICAL Plsi'ENtiAßY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Presider*. Su RC SO N••••1 1 / 1 111'. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. 4 Goguaioas—Eul of Egrenient, Earl of Leitrim ' Hon. Colenel J. Barry, M.N. Jobn Latosche.M.P. 11 1 HE itoyal and Noble Patrons of the above IN -1 BTU UTION, kettle exclusive Treatment OVENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to Insure the beatiu that have resulted from it, selected Mr. fUer. nao u Its &simian, (standing high on the list of the Royal College) from having directed his thiet attention co those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official ty ke dit to caution the public. by pointing to the List - of the Royal , published in Ninety, 11116. as the only sure guide, and that so aspersion of persons assanslag sub Saes, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctions' by this list, ars to be endued. The an nual teilorts of the lueltDlayetiary will prove that some of the unit dangerous eases ot-Sulctures, Debility, and other aapposad hieurable affections of die Glangradva Organs boy beau bars direly and successfully treated. Mt. Kiernan may be oartaskorl as sod, by both Saws at_bh House, St, Lower Charlausktreet, Bedford -s q uare, where let ters from Towsi cad Country are to be slaumixis sod the oloc"•_,_ guy advice and ouriffetosvrOlbsibran, litmus (*sof Pan ogr" United Kiagdetn. hie yobasbrd. ;Amp. fd 11411 don, Puska* Observations cm t he above Diseases, by F. ICkitosond may bo bob at No. 0/4, Piece-citrate Nat IN ValeNteitsbeovr, and Mo. 10 8 Crown4narti Ikea . ANO I'HER MEDICAL WARD. IN consequence of die extensive practice at the 1. Medical Hoard at Charlotte lioUse, Blackfriars Road, Drs. ..100PElt, MUNROE, and Cu. have, for the acconimodatioo of residing at the west rnd of the town.establishti another Medical Board in Woodcuck.street, Oaford cress, a few floors irynt timid-street, where a l'hysictan and Surgeon. Members of the Royal College of Landon, of thirty years esperitnce. con s:al:oy reside. That mail thuusand4 have beta restored to per , teat health hi, their united talents is indisputable, many of whom had been great sufferers from beit,g improytily 'seated by pC6lOll* ignorant of the profeston. Eruptions uu tat bead, face. auil booty, ulcerated throat, ' swellings on the neck, riodrs on ihe shin buttes, cancers ' *tree. tura*, liatulis, pains in the headand limbs, and nervous debility, Are the consequences of ill -turgid contagion, and which sysnptoms irequently appear years after, and destroy domestic happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Mouroe, and Co. are consulted daily, at both houses, from eight till eight, or by letters front the Country, stating particularr, when itiedicire and the best advice will lie sent to all parts of the king !mt. ' 'llsere are side doors at each house. and private room* for fr. males.—Adirke gratis terry monde& till ten, and ou Sundays until twelve o'clock. HAVING dedicated ourselves to the study, and been gratified by the most considerable practice in that branch which we thought pi oper to select, we trust that we hair.) not more misempluyed our time, thao those wine, in she exwn sive field of the profession, are occa,ionally Limon red in uncer tainty, and cannot always attain that ruccess 'which 16 acquired by concentrating the 4iteltectAdl power to MO class of disorders 'rig diseases of Delsili:y are peculiarly slisto rising, for they brag with them a train of concomitant symptoms, and, by a de pression of all v: al energy, existence itself becomes iinbittered. 11' Nether they arise from the prevalence Of ill etample, the sle ets twelve habits of school•boys, or the le6s eitco.obl.: indulgences of maturity, they require the most a...nautili prolesiatesi *kilt; and well tuay it be observedi bat by the ignorance of imeduca• ted MMs the symptoms am aggsavaied, and the cou6:::utiou is I &buoyed. As Members of the Royal Conege of Surgeons, and formetly Surgeons in hit Majesty's service, we ground out pretstisions on regularity of Education, sad poeseseing every privilege to prac tice, we feel ourselves entitled to that cunfideme with %Void& we have hitherto been so liberally I.o:soured. hi the first sensations 6f local weakoess, early applicwion prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the sin'. ferse,frans coosciousuesa of the ussmauliness of the vim which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of his family physiciau, and broods over his infirmity with carets') concealment, it most be satisfaction tor him to be assured no: only of capability of treatment, but Also of the most invioLble Sdly. Tbg Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of life, theseeds of existence are poisoned by it, mad posterity is inju. ed by the indiscretion of am unguarded moment. - In recent Venereal complaints, it is possible to prevent pain, danger, or distress; and in the most complicated ruses it is the eleirement of exclusive eimet Imre in this Rue, to effect a bate, certain, and speedy re-establishment. We offer the sdvantage of this experience to those or Allot yea wk.* aro cOlicted with any kind of debility, or aay iv/limns of Waseca' infection, and in all cases the terms of remuneration are stated on the first interview. Patients Mite country are expected enclose a Dank nowy 'and are reviewed to specify their age a to m anner of living, al well as die existing symptoms of the complaint. CURRIE and e,a blesaltin oldie Royal Collor of Suwon in Lanka and lidlobstati, 10T, hafta-Galsom-lasa. ta, toto. A party of Gentlemen. am no whom were W. LUCAS, Esq. who sat in Ole Chair), Mi. Stang, Mr. Alderman GOO/MAME. Mr. WAITHEAN, 'sir. CURRAN, (late Master of Ow Rolls in Ire! te e!), .o.c. Penny, tvlr. Wig-laser, Colonel outs, Mr. I ti .iipe s (late Sheriff). Mr. 5C170:41, Mr. Reeve, Mr. LigN N1N0.% and others, who have distiegoished themselves as advocates for a Reform in Parliament, dine., to gether yesterday, in furtherance of the obj.cr y have in view. The cloth removed, ig the King 1"."." the Prince Regent, and may he never forget the principles which seated his family on the throne of these realms!"— and " the ctieen and the rest of the Royal Family!" were severally proposed from the Chair, and drank , by the compariy. Mr. LUCAS called the attention of the Meeting to the business on which they were assembled. The object of their mee:ing was to devise tneans for le ducing the expenditure of the country, by introducing ' a system of economy, in place of that extravagance which now prevailed. Th;s could only be effected by means of a Reform in Parliament, and the imme diate object in view WAS to give a safe. and steady direction to the great work now in progress. To give effect to these designs. certain Resolutions had been framed, which a Gentleman in the room would now Mr. Twiner: (late Sheriff of London) brießy set forth the impottaoce of giving tire People that weight in the great Cotineils of the Country to which they were entitled, ,and en!orced the necessity of pmceed ing with the molt perfect order In the prosecution of the design they had formed. Ile then read a series of Resolutions, recommending that the trite friends of Constitutional Reform do torte forward to exert themselves in the encouraeetnent of Meetings to re ttore the Prosperity and Happiness of the Empire; that the Meeting was fully convinced t:ett the vast Kapeoifonmeet-43arestinsineut. at benne .atri abn, exceeds all just and necessary bounds, and is becomt so eppressive. that the People have no longer the meant of supporting Such a system of extravagence ; that the present enormous Military Establishmetit, during a period of profound Peace, is as dangerous to the Liberties of the People ai it it destructive of the Revenoe; that the late Increase of Salaries, and continuance of Sinecures and unmerited Pensions; were not only a wanton waste of the Poir:ic but the jest sources of Public irritation; that Mao Re form in the Commons Noise of Parliament as mill give the People a just and doe weight in the Legisla ture is indispensably necessary ; that it is only by reducing the enormous Standing Army, by abolish • ing all Sinecures and useless - Expenditure. and by rendering the Honsc of Commons an efli.ient organ of the People. that the Islatir.n could lir relieved from its present alai-Ming difficulties, Ste. &c. Mr. R. Boas seconded the Result' t.ons. which were unanimously carried withoUt discussiol. A Committee, pursuant to the last itesoluzinn, was immediately appointed. " The Constitution of Kilo-, Lords, and Conunoos, and may all eff.ats to:tiro:salt it be averted by the'destrnetion of whatever time or desip,n may have introduced that is hostile. to " The Friends of Economy, Public °tiler, and he form." Civil and Religious Liberty all over toe WOrld."—" The Liberty of the Press."—" May ti.e present tranquillity of Europe never be disturbed by the injostice of Princes or the violence of —" The Army and Islavy."." The health of Pas Chairman and the Lord Mayor, and the friends to Reform in the City," were the next toasts. Tile last called up Mr. Alderman Goomenueste, who, in the absence of tf.e Lord Alayor, returned thanks for toe crort ment just paid to his Lordship, and to the frier-N r Refotm connect-d with the Corporation cf t':e C of London. Air. Waist:maw rose to enforce the importance ef the objects of that Meeting. On a vertion of s trh magnitude as that of a Reform in Parliament, it not surprising that some differences of opinion shetf.l exist as to the course proper to be pursitecl. 1-je lamented the dstrusts which had been excited, ard hoped to :are all classes at last united in the cause..4l. He had not carried his reforming ideas so far av some had done : he did not go the length of calPtig for universal suffrage, nor of demanding annual Pa•- liameitts. Ot the former he did not approve; and the advantage of the latter he could not see. use thought the representation ought yr be substantiAy reformed and equalized; and a - retort% to Woo i.sl Parliaments would, in his opinion, answer every pur pose in view. He-referred to the language of f•lr. Fox, when be made his last grand effott in the cawe of Reform. in 1797, to skew the importance of all classes uniting to call for a Reform of the Ilooce of, Commons. As one of the Committee appointed by the Meeting, it would be his earnest endeavour to promote union; to-rouse those who were lukewatm. ma to repress those who were too violent in this cause. He had lately had an extensive correspon dence on this subject. nose with whom he had discuised it differed &om each other on saw points, but he found do with ou in u u c a ri llea ce au str uivi tha cop t there was a, G. C. iT. GEORGE'S MEDICAL, CHEMICAL, AND CHIRURGICAL SCHOOLS. THESE COURSES will commence in the fol lowing order: l• On Surgery, MI 5i4111 4 / 7 , January 25, at Seven In the EVell fog, at the Theatre, No. 42, Windmill.;street, by B. Ce. Baonte, F. R. S. Assistant Surgeon to St. Geerge's Hospital. 2. On the Laws of the Animal Economy and Practice of Physic, at No. 9, Grorge-strest, Hanover-square, on Monday, February 10, at Nine in the Morning, by Geoane Praason, 'M.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, Ice. 3. On Chemistry, at the Royal Institati.lll, On l'oesday, Feb. 11, at Mae lathe Morning, by W. J. Scam on, Profe. or of Che mistry, R. I. 4. Oa Therapeutics, with Moeda hledica and Jorisprudenes, on Monday, February 10, at No. 9, George-street, Hannier square, by Gtoaot Fealties, M.D. F.R.S. ace. aad W. J. LUMPS, F.A.S. 5. Sir EVEILAID Holm will give 1114 Sargical Lectures at St. George's Hospital to the Pupils gratuitously. .