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NW - -11 • • 9T•ttr" ‘7" ' e •- / • • :s _ • 'rN • • .7 • . 4 / • AK mik • IA " 4/ * 1111 440 41 4 A vki . • -NE._ • • ' • 0 1,1 T •• , . .. s WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ' ' lBl4. NUMBER 8662. C e STICP7!VrE-T1 I: grifq,l l ll% 1 This day was published, in 4to. price .G 2 ^s boards, THE EXCURSION, being a Portion of the RECLUSE, a Poem. -.••• By WILLIAM woaDiwonnt. Printed for Longnian, limit, Rees, Ornie, and Brawn, Pater noster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Preparing for publication, by the same Author, Poems; including Lyrical Ballads , and the hlisceUaneous Piec'esof the Author. With Additions. In 2 yids. two. CHATEAITBIU4Ipi MEW WORT. 71[irpar#W111{ published, hi Otte Vgfutitiyeen. price! se. , sewed, EFLECTIONS POLITIMIES, see grielvies Ami•Erslis oh kw; et sur letinBHets db toutlo4 Pratlcilme. • Pee IN. Ilk CHATEAIRIIRIAND. In thz:totts i *s* fohmea Menu: La Nature et lee . leas. lLi man, par M. 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A DEFENCE of the LANDOWNERS and of the FARMERS of GREAT piITAII4; and an F.xposl tion of the heavy Pailarnentary Parochial Taxation u n der which they labour ; combined with a general View of the Internal ante txternel Polley'ef the Country` : I 6 familiar Letters front an Agricul , ural Gentleman in Yorkshire re a•Frirnd in Parliament: London: Printed I'or R. Bickerataff, Corner of Essex-street ; and for Christopher and Jennett,Stockton-upon•Tess. .This day was published, in 8 y(1111. 1.2m0. price 1 1)311114, fUTY, a NOVEL. By the late Mrs. ROBERTS, Author of" Rose and Entity" Interspersed with Poetry, and preceded by a Characer of the Author. By Mrs. OPIE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nestarnrow ; and at the British Gallery, Si. New Bond-street. Of whom may be bad, Rose and Emily; or, Sketches of Youth, in 1 vol. 12nto. price Sa. ad. boards. 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John Jay, Essi. Thomas Wright, Esq. 'Dinner at Flee o'Clock.—Tickets tOs. The principal object of this Society is to establish a Fund for the benefit of decayed schoolmasters, their Widows, and Orphans; and likewise for the relief andencouragement of deserving Ushers. It is supported by general subscription ; and benefactions are thankfully received by Messrs lianunersley.ond CO. Pall-Mall; Messrs. Ladbroke and Co. Baisk-buildingstand by Dr. Kelly, Treasurer to the Society, _Finsbury-square. Tickets for. the laintier may be had at the Bar of the Tavern ; and also Books of Institution. MORE PRIZES! YTON has again the pleasure of announcing to -LI his Friends the ,ale of several Capital Prises in the Lottery which was drawn the soth November. lathe last three months he has been patticularly fortunate, having shared and sold . no, 14043 a Prize of .6`20,1V1.0 - , 732 £i,ooo • '4,721 SS( 0 • • 40Se Nor. ?pro ii:SOQ 2"1 2 .CZOO • "r &e. Ste. ETON cannot too strongly recommend the New Year's Lot; ttry to the attention of •Ids Friends; yids only 12,000 Tickets there ire Frrre ,Carrrata Pants, 2 of 1 e20,000, 2 of ,E 10,040,,, alt Ica ti hegioi rah Lowery, and oni!lt tie 31st. A constant variety of 1411114er, are on sale at ETRIN's Offices, 2, Chtti Xfa; and I*, env's writr-,rater, ell` where every description of Business in the Public Funds and Other Government &tartar% transioti+vritlilldelley sod dispateh. FINE OLISPI OPLE JAM M JAMAICA RUM, les. M. pet fit • • - • • OALLOH. WM; TEI3IOI7P •Cth teVeitfitily inform thhit esistoalieri and flieriltille ha general, that the Ruins they ars - new selling, are of the finest Savior of the Pine Apple qsaltly, itt .364.6 d. per gallon, also fine English Geneva, es. Gd. per gallon, R ottetdatn Hunan& 9.5 e. Old Cogniac Brandy, ells. wit!. every article is the Spirit Lad With Trade, at equally lOw rim Arid of the fi rst qualify, Seilseir Concerns, No. 45. Leaslco• hall-streer; and No el, 144• sorbet. THE domMEireut. itAII. WINE COMPANY, (eatahlhaile. In the Teat 1604,) *LA o, SKINNER 6 lrflEfLE,.Nu. 10, CORNfIILL, and 144. 340, OXfOltD-STREET, Loiadon 11E0 leave to solicit the Attestion o f the Nobi. -1/ NWT, Gentry, and the Public in general, to their very I.ow Prices for the choice-t Wines, and e,enoine Spirituous Li rucrs; for Ready Money on/y,orhicb will be dehiered to Order, free of expense, to any part of London. GOOD WINESoIke. perDne. PINE WINES, &c. per Dnz. Cape Matkdras 38s Do. Cape Prontiguide 84s. Dittoßraails do. 4os Choice old Port, Dot crusted 53s Ditto Ped 13`razil ditto .ts Also 1884 Vantage, 10 Months Nrt Whle,Arthtage 11112 4rte /n Dottie - Ms kirk Qualty do. 44s Fine GI& Rorie Port 63s Good !tort, old in mreed *, , Bronti Madeira 501 914 Sherry - 52$ I lA',lt 7 lndia (Imo Abe Lisbuil Motunain dirk 463 a —46 e • • PIO P*Pr. 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Ilooksdkrs. titeßl.lll4 V FAR.M, I /01 - THECOUN Pt CIF suPt:ii, to be LET Nei term of I t Yeah, to the hig eat Bidder of au Annual Rent. - TO Br sor.b BT AUCTION, Ay Messrs. HOtaAllt r and PHILLIIPTi, • At the Mart, on thnrsclayl, Decent!, .r 22, at Twelve. ATONE-EN D FARM, seventeen miles Pony /47 Lewes,. lOfrorn Brighton, seven knits EiSt tOrlostead, near In the Parish of West Hratilley ' and Ss from Londolv, containing to ether Too Hundr e d and Ttpriy6aeren Acres of etcetera Arable, Pasture, and 'Wood Land, with a large Farm; (louse, *Lich might, with a I tile tospeni. r e, be rendered a Refl. kleuLe sub:,ble for a Geml-nian ; large Barn, StabTft,c, and nu rnerous receirly put into good elindittna. The I•louse is p: iced upon an eminence, commas. jet a fine stew of etc Doivns. and the country erOund 1. marked With a ea. riety of I .?eatitifui Landscapes. Possession may be tad it Michael mar, till 7. Iv be viewed, Partlealin bad it the • 06e.‘etntd, Croydon;, the Whifi Harr, Ciodstont ; ' • East tit.. lute at gevr.,chapel; at the. Marti-aid of . lips.%9l4sroad:str:iit;rtre a piin silly between. TO FARMERS, MAR KEl*-GARDENERS. &c • CAPITAL FARM, *thin Fear Mires Of 'the hfetropollt, ism the County of Surrey. , To be LET to ate bithav Bidder of int %mina! Rem', foe a term of Seven Years from Miclia,lmas last, Ey Messrs. HOCIGART and Pt - MA.IPS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of Eire:n.l,o.l Fridty new, Ole 9th of Dnenther, at Tweiee, in one I .ot, THE whole of TU LS E-1 - 1 I LL F ARK. centAin." I. log about 170 Acres of prime Laml, io equal proper inns of Meade:v. Pasture, Gardeu-ground, and Artble Lund, lying together, within friar mks of I.ntinn, at I)l4llCrth, near ICligitio's and roidigtioas also to the high-road from Herne Hi I ru hiiirwood, with a Poem-house, Barn s Stefanie, and other reit. .hußtfing4, Garden and Orchard; late in the oiceopvina of Mr.' 13arrenger. To be viewed, and particulars bad, of Messrs. Middleton and Parai!ee rmv, Lantheth ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. liuggart and PhUlip. , 132, 011 Br:!l,d4treet. THE U15 , P.V1 , ./tSitl- Bil.l SAtjt.tas. THE Proprietors flattei themselves that they are enabled to offer the Ptibtie a new rad most delirious SAUCE, is is comrosed of :lie richest and am* expensive in gredients, and will be found ol trial far superior to any thing in use for Fish and Game, and mote particularly for making of Hashes, Gravies. made thihes, &c.—To Famibes•ind Tavern keepers it will be found exceediney convenient and a considera ble Paving, as a -mall quanti'y in an Imes++: will make excellent • Gravy fw Fowl<, Beefsteaks, Cb. ps, &c. and is very good with cold meat. Matte and sold only, wholesale and retail, by T. Pawed and Sons, Itt , H•itiorn Hill, comer of Ha ton-Garden; and m.st of tae prineical Oilmen and Fhb Sauce Vestiges in Lon don ; at Bath, by Mn. Andrews, and Mr,. Gibbon; Bri s tol, F. Iterriniesillier, :ha T. Haywood; Manchester, Mr. Plurekoon ; Worcester, W Hooper; Hereford, J. Humid; litighton; J. Fhtl lips ; Canterbury, W. Beer; Coventry, Hill and Peters; Souti•- ampton, Sonnet and Son ; Plyntouth, L Davis; Chester. 1.- ley ; Liverpool, Wheeler and Son; Cheltenham, T. Morgan; Leek, W. Chalinor ; Derby, Challiner and Son, and Denby; Portsmouth, Hales and Son, J. Pafford, C. Chambers, T. War rington, Bull and Knott; Potties, W. Johnston, J. Shier; G.. 4. port, T. Hall; Hythe, J. Pitcher ; Dartford; 11. Hammond, and by one In most Towns in the United Khsgdoin. PALSY AND PARALYTIC AMC ('IONS. THE following k the Copy of 'A Letter from the Rev. RICII - ARD .110CDAN, Vicar of 1400 ' near Rochester, Kens, to JAMES ItYNIFR, Surgeon, Reignte, Surrey :--(By Kings Patent) RYMER's CARDIAC and NEaVOU3 I INC. TURF, for disorders of the head, 'roman, and bowels ; gouty, bilious, and nervous comp Lints; ilehifiry, palsy. spasms, angina pectoris, etc. College Yard, It ochwer, Sept. 11, 181 Dear Sir—l continue vastly well, and am a striking eviden:e of the beneficial effects of your medicine, in Paralytic Aifeetionis 1 use it slow occasionally only, and that chiefly in cold weather, when I have been in situations likely to give me cold; such u going to church ht a wet day, &c. &c. and it is worthy of re. mark, that I have never once taken cold, nut even the slightest, since I have been in the habit of taking this method of prrven tion. Your obedient servant, RATH IRD JORDAN. N. B. Mr. Jordan's Case of f'a`c;•, and Certificate of Cure, are No. 17, and 94, in the palnphlvts put up with the bottles Sol; wholesale and retail by Mr. Etym. r's appointment, by Messrs. Sutton and Co. (latu Dicey and Co ) No. to,' Bow-church Yard; and retail *.ty Fre I. Smith, No. .9, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Exchange ; E4%..tin and Co. Oxford -street; F.• Newbury anti San, 45, St: Paul's Church•yarl; I. Harm, the. corner of I aidgate•stree: ; and by every Vender of I'a•i•nt Med cotes in die United Kingdom, in botth.s at 4c. 6d. 9s. 174. a. I inpints , at 331. by which there is a considerable saving. Of wlintit may be had, Rynter's l'wtoral a' specific in bad colds and coughs and as a surd Preventive la: Consumptian of the lungs, io bottleat 6s. and I Is. each. LES PASTILLES MA it rIALLES de MOW V PELIER ; or, AROMATIC LOZGNGEti of STEEL, are a discovery of the first Importaaee ta the present and suc ceeding ages, their happy effects being equally sudden, certain and permanent; so diffusely salutary, that whale they give tone to tiervea, and health and vigour to the entire frame, they impart a ge. Mid heat tbrou b li the whole system, and cultivate th.t astir: al spirits in sued a manner, that they diiy fairly he said to reline:3:d nature; for those diieasta occasioned by debdity,relazaiion, pros tration of strength, or want of tone in the rurv.mi systeM, t'Aey am recommended with the lamest confidence, as the most agree able, safe and infallible remedy that ever h&' been, or puha" ever can be dletovered by the reiearches of science; they act not as a temporary siimulu , , or by irritation, but by gradually and effectually strengthenirg and renovating the Constitution, em citing the stealthy ac'ion of, and impacting inereased energy and vigour to every part of the human frame; they restore the tar - gold, debilitated, nerious and relaxed of tenth sexes trl Wend and vigorous health; who n aversion to ezercisu, loss or depriv.ty of appetite, and pal:id eouldemindt ind.cate approaching CO:I> t. 7 p :ion, the eldicate female will be restored to health and society the benign influence of this Mel:rine. At Niluutpelier these lozenges acquired a degree of eelebtity unequalled id the animals revdkine, and r.iaay person, who have gone there from this country, attritiurr their releotery mere to this Invaluable preparation chin . t 6 ndy ctlikr Cause le•atextr. Prepared by the 149prietor, Sol tea, and told whisk-rale and retell by Agian, Mr. (Igo' d, 13!', Strand, latilidon, bides at 7.. and Cif. each; ales by Davisaleit, 1, i'artiastent street, Dublin, (Agents fir Ireland); Baettl3 o l Edinburgl; Mun. day and Co. Oxford; Meggy add Co. Chelinsford; Cruttwell, and Nieyler's, Dade; BrZi and Co. arldirY; Lanedon and Co. Sheri:meet, TreWnsah, Exeter; and Must Venders of Mc dicine in the Kingdolni l'o pretreat Imposition, each box is signed fey the Propriercir (l. P . Seddon) in hid own ha. t.l seri:ll4g, Witiertai which neat can postebly be genuine. 4 THEATRE ROYAL., DRURY-LANE. • • THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants wit! perform the Comic Opera of FONTAINBLEAU. • T o w hich will be added the Musical Itettitance, called THE NINTH §TATuE; or, THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAT. Tomorrow, the 'fragedy of Macbeth; wkb the tame. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. lielvidera, Miss O'NEILL. To which will he added, (second time) a Farce, called THE KING AND THE DUKE ; or, WHICH IS WHICH To-morrow, the Ti.igedy of King John; with the same. Friday, Isabella; or The Fatal Marriage. by La• An ab. in w- In. ul- re 711 re• E