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1 ....- - ' ;',• 4;, , ‘.: .. . r ...,, - .. • • 4°1(1[4 .: t • - WILT •J ' ' i• • L 0• 4 10 irt,l4o ' t ''.. .A„ • ~ , _. . . .: • -,..-- limn.- •-•-•,-,........,...a.; • t FRIDAY, DECEMBER rq, 1814.• 1.1111E14 8670. PAICS SIXPENCE-HALYPie4XY. SOCIETY FOR THE DNCHARGE AND RELIFF OP PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Oraien-street, Strand, December 7, 1814. B ENEFACTIONS since the last Report, viz.— d. Ann. 40 0 0 4 0 0 Ann. 2 2 0 Ann. 1 1 0 20 0 0 3 12 1 Ann. 2 Atm. 2 0 0 Atm. 1 1 0. Ano. 1 1 0 2 0 0 Ann. 2 2 0 Ann. 2 2 0 Ann. 1 1 0 S 2 0 3 0 0 - , , On the With of December will he pulAtilsett, In S Vol,. 12nto. price Xi. 79. boards, T HE TRAGEDIES OF, VLTTORIO AL. FIER!. "franalated Rom the Italian. -By CHARLES LLOYD. • • . Punted t 4 Lopgman, 'tura. Reis, Orme, and Brown, Pater roger-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, licw Dahl-street. A. C. St. Thomas's - • J. S. (Letter-Box) two benefactions John Was!, Esq . • Win. Kempton, Esc, per Secretary Right Hon. the Earl of Kerry, 32d benefaction H. and E. George French, Esq. per Secretary • Mts. Penelope Wheeler George Caldwell, Log. per Secretary Miss Calvert Thi, day were published, in 12mo. price 4s. boards, I,A ETTERS from a LADY to her SISTER , during a 'four to Paris, in the Months of Aprii and May, 18[4. Primed r.,r Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and D-own, Pater. co,tur-tow ; and at tl.t Brits Gallery, 54, New Bood.street. O" wham also may be had, A Voy,qe to the I of Elba. Trunslated from the Fre::cii of Mr...trNetine l'hebaut de Bcrneaud. In 9vo. price 7s. col bola-ds. Richard Norman, Esq. John and James Mangles, Esqrs. John Francklin, Esq. Mr. Timothy ilesii,gton Received for a Book CNelid on Prisons) Found iu the Letter- Box Li and def *vac published, la r itmo (the. Fount's Ft price 16. 6.1. b >aril', of T HE BRIDAL niTItIERMAIN; orjhe VALE S 7. eon : hi 'llieee Cacaos. London: Printed for I.naggeek, Hurst, Item Orme, anc! ' n, Pareene,ter-reer ; and at the British Gallery, 5 1, New = • " ? to, which it ushered to che world ins furor the Meet. 61113'ialltauldi it . distinguilbed by excellencies °feet ord;octry rant!" chiArteily Review, July, 1 si R. ,C 69 6 1 Discharged and relieved from . Tar . lons Prisons, SI Debtors, for the Sum of - sCILZ 1 6 Considered the Cases of 56 Petitioners ; Arproeed S 2; and Rejected 18. Benefactions are received by 1. Camden Neild, Esq. the trea surer, Cheyne-Walk, Chelsea; alv by IViessrs. lierries, Far. quhar, and Co. St. James'irttreet ; Hoare% Pleat vreet ; Chat-. teris, Whitmore and Co. Lmnbard-strert ; Itiddtilph, Cocks, awl Ridge, Charing. cross ; Dorrfen Cb. Finch laue, Coruhill ; I lam mend cys, Palintall ; Veers, and Co. No. 77, Lombards: reet ; asid the Secretary, No. 7, Cravep•street, Strand, where the. Books may be seen by those who are or.clined to ampot t tit!s Chart. and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday In tveryi month. ARMY. A CAPTAIN and LIEUTENANT of * Regi ment of Light Dragoons, whit to retire on the Half Pay of Infantry, receiving the difference. ' Applications by letters, post paid, addressed to R. S. Post-Office, Hythe, will be attended to. ASTEADY YOUNG MAN, a Foreigner of an Englishman, who has been bred in a Merchant's Compt- Lig-house—is conversant in the Russian, Swedish, and Danish languages, and who can correspond in them, may hear of a Sit , 3l tion at one of the Outposts, by applying to the Star Office, Pickett-place, Temple bar. N. ii. Good recomme9dationi will be required. BISFi sold in the last three thO ons the ta s:: nnin: Capital Prizes, the fortunate Shar: bottlers are most damns paid, ani those that are not may have their money pn dentancl, • at either 4, Corultill, Of 9, Charing Crop. No. 10,775 Zeoplo Ne. 2,712 . 10,000 , 1,477 3,643 1,000 20.159 2,859 500 :rste Betides Ten of p3OO and 1:300. Tickets and Shales are t•eling for a Lottery of 12,000 Tickets, to begin drawing the 18th of neat month. Schemes. with parti culars may be had gratis of•BisH, who transacts all business in the Public Funds with fidelity and dispatch, at No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. This clay was pub' isised, ill vols. gip. price a 2s, bosrdi, uTv, a NOVEL. By . thelate Mrs. RlR Ears, a 0 Author of ' Rose and Emily." Interspersel with Poetry, and preceded by a Charaver of the Author. By Mrs. ()PIE. Painted for l.ongn,an, Harty, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater boater-row; and at the h flellery, ss, New Bond-greet. • Of whom may be bad, Rose and Emily; or, Sketches in Youth, in 1 vol. 12nso. pnee 53.4 d. boatd4. • x20,n00 3 1 000 soo 500 T MACKAY having cnstxpittO an extensive to • range of Warehouses and VAults rex t Nor to his present 'house in Piccadilly, which are amply supplied w%th stores of all kind of Goods in the Oil, French and Italian Trade, remotes there immediately. He begs to recommend the lame to the pa nonage of his Friends. and -flatters himself with a continuance of *their support and favour which be has ever experienced iu the old Coneern.—N. B. Shipping orders executed.' London, December 15, 1314. • GRAVESEND TO OSTEND. THE PACKET continues to sail regularly every Sunday morning, fitted up with every accommodation, and Private Cabins. The cheapness and expeditiou of this conveyance to Brunch, Antwerp, Ghent, and the whole of French Flanders, and Brabant, by canal navigation from Ostend, avoids the ex of all land carriage; and the facility and safety of the em barkation at these ports only, during the whole of the winter, whilst the Dutch ports are shut, renders it the only safe route to Holland.—Address, Mr. Raitt, No. 77, Mark-lase ;or the Packet Agent, White Hart, Gravesend. N. B. For engagement of Private Cabins, timely notice must be given to the London Agent. PLATE AND PLATED GOODS: T kl- BARLOW bewi to Warm . tbe Nobility and .L -.. Gentry, that he is appoint li Ai ein tii . iii, a the beet She& n 'held Plate Manufacturers, and tisorleed - to allow '.o per tent. ' discount, prompt payment, on goods, 'warranted the strongest plated ever made It is to be considered, that there is ao obvious :Advantage in purchasing direct front the Manufactory, as the re rated cleaning every article in the shops is...a:blurt to, mikes a ditereace of one or two years in the wear.—Plate Furtii.hvd on (',n - mission—No. 1, Grange-court, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn. INSANITY. DR. GEORGE REES, Member of the Royal.! College of Physicians, late senior Physician to the London Dispensary, successor to Dr. &c. having recently fitted tip a HI)IPe in Mare-street, Hackoey; for the rectivion of a limited ?limber of INSANE PA r fENTS of either Sex, hat now a vacancy for two. The peculiar advantages of titioststablishatent. a-11.1;11er rartiellart i may be known by applying to Dr. George Rrt s, No. 5, Broad-street-Intiltlings, any morning before 'twelve, or any day between the hours of tno &bid Cores at •his. lame Mare-street, I hckney. I • LOCK AN') SL RGIt.: AI. DIOPINS.%RY. pATIo*-41is RoyLl Hig!ition that Duke of You. . . Goyim:Jots: 14. . . Earl of Egremont /oho Lotoo,che, M. p. Lad of Leitrim. -• • •ca W. Jones, M. P. . • Hon. Col. J. liamri, :4". CoL H. Clemputry M. P. au a Gcopt—Mr. Kiersen, Nienbor of the litelyalColler, London 'PHIS INSTITUTION, estshli4hed for the elclu -IL sive Treatment and Cured( the Vii.NialEAL and their dreadful ton4vepetices. as dtricturtmDebUnks, Uketa -tior.s,&c hat to 6east the cure iet no len thin 2,000 Patithme.'au4 Assay. nu,s.y of whom Lave bra afflicted froin•OU to Ipytw's. 1. The eaill syniptexts of c.: onorrlitta and Chancre are cured id; 'll few days'hy Mr. !Sip-lan's superior and efficacioui made ca 'treatment, and that weakness and r:erang:lnent of the generitned organs, which impair the constitution, and s!torten 9lfi, arti hire snore successfully treated than on any other Owl, - Mr.Kiernan may be consoled as usual, by ei i ther ter, at his rivaie hopse, No 31, Lower Charlotte-street, Pedfritd viee, where Lettcrs trot Town and Country are to he adtirested, and the necessary adree and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Just pubb.bed, trice Rs. 2.raptical Observations on the above Sold by Sherwood erht CO. Nu. 'A), Paternotter•row; and llthley, 2f, Ileet-Vrtrt. _ -- THE 0,,1y Preparation that really prevents tl , e Hair tuning Grey, preduccs a luau: taut Growth and beautiful iluwinz Curls, is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. Its unexampled virtues, produced from Eastern soil, are far be. rand eulogium, poswpses salubrious and efficacinits properties for kularovitig, preserving, and beautifying the Hair of Ladies, Gen tlemen and Children. Its pre-eminence has gained it the august : find benign Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of • Ver.es :1..1 Duke of Sussrx, his Imperial M.ijesty the Emperor Of RUISIA, his Serene Highness the Duke of vs Win PC, and his Eat:ens-my the Duke thl INFANTA 410, and most ot the Nubi an, ttitoughont Europe. A full description of its values is given in " Rowland's 7 - realise on tilt I'referVALloll Of the Human Hair," 'enclUseal With each genuine butzle, signed on the label, in red ink, A. ROW LA no and Son. Price ss. bd. ss. 6d. 10s. 6d. and Ll. is. Ater battle; aB uthers arc Cuutiterteits. Also, a wonderful Discovery, ROWLAND's ESS ENCE of TY RV., or-IMPERIA I. DYE ; 'Which is superior to any thing of the kind. It never fails to pair sluce in akw minutes s perfect change—in Red or Grey Hair, 704 e-brows, Willabera, Sec. to a Brown or a Black. and retains a beautiful Gloss. T he Dye is so durable, that it canon' be rem.. lied by washing, and is so innocent :hat Ladles or Gentlemen tray dye their Hair with ease and secrecy; 7s. 6tl per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by the sole Proprietor A. Rowtia ND and Son, corner of Kitily-street, Hatton-Garden (the first turning on the right from Holborn); and by appointment by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her Majesty, l itchbornsestreet ; Mr. Smyth, 117, Gattte and Prince, 57, New Bond-street; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur.itivet ; Berry, 17, (;sleek-street; anal by most Perfumers and Medicine %leaden tnrouskuat FIFTY CAPITAL PRIZES IN' THE NEW YEAR'. STATE LOTTERY, of 12,ntto •('icket., to begin Drawing WEDNESDAY, 7 8th JANUARY, 1815. SCHEME CONTAINS. of £20.000 are .C 40,000 10,000 20,000 2,0(m) 4,1110 1,000 4,000 500 400 3,200 300 ...... 200 3,200 And 2,372 Prizes, fruni £lOO t• .C 1 5. 6 TICICITS and SRA% ZS s Staling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lottery, at their Offices. the Corner of Rank. I burnlioss, Coattail, aria foclog the King's Mews, l'harlng-CroSi. GENBRAL Ocrk POR - IRAVYLT.INT7 WHITE HORSE INN, YETI ER-I.:INE, HOLBORN; and ANGEL. INN, ST. - CI,EMENT' 4 , STRAND. CHELTENHAM DA Y COACH, removed from the Golden Cro , s, Charing Cross, to the alloys lnr.3, from which it sets out every Morning. N.B. Mail, Ligbt Telegraph, and Post Coaches set nut daily from the above Inns, to all t!'e Cities. Manufacturing 'Towns, and Fashionable Wateriug-Places in the United Kttigthun, By JOHN EAMES anti Co. who will not be accountable for any Passenger's Luggage, nr any Package whrtv-r, I f lost or damaged, above the value of fitte Pounds, nunless eatterel as such, atid.paid her aecurtimgly, when delivcred at their °tikes in Fawn, or to their Agents in the Cotattry. 1 his day was published, In Two Volumes I into. with Plates by Lowry, the Fourth Edition. price - 1 is. boards, C • ONVERSATIONS: o.!si CHEMISTRY. In which the-Ektuents of that Scies.ce arc faatii.srly explainesr and illustrated b) Lapertments. " work may be atrongly recommended to young evident* of both sexes. The perspicui:y of the style, die regular &pod non of thy tartlet% thejudicions selectiOn of Mos: tat sire experi ments. and :he elegance of the platet, are w: well adapted to the capacrty at begins:ere, and ispecisily of those who do not wish to dive deep it:to the trience, that a snore ap;tropriase publiortion car: Isasdly be dewred."—Bridsh Pcisr:ed fin Longman, Hurst,' Rees, Orme, and Broom, Pater • °so , ss . row; and at the rititsli 01114,, 54, New Bond-street. This Jay .was vublisisett, in Silo. (The Thir4 Ediiiisn, improved acrd eiilargedl price 10% 1. ; A CONCISE VIEW of the CONSTI l'U I'ION ssfENC.: LAND.—EIy GEORGE CiUS ." 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