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• Nr- ri • • pueh4 After Bast To Sat (being T L • h t. T eeeiv and S on - . • 1 11 the oz• ia Lr xr+- Hnn. Hon. tits Rev Majc :or. Tii prt.ci rook Cc airs the 'I en4b rot, Oree Mrs pobt Lad' Mid be it t the reo, I S.. qta 11C1 We; their .ch. us 5, [a6- they Yillf II hs Point fic to otlng r. sate , sic anlyr nr of 'And taxes 1 been as it re its Laps, I:ing • ask. :tire ? tt as me% km's les s L wi q but • ore latitha rint'e 311: 2 Z.V Con d -tl;e bas :e tie 16011 g WO" ang , It t with oreactt beaftsl spa r' d0: 11 Can' r. wer 1 t, ~". ", • r 7 • - • • , • •' • I ~_ nr. 71321 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY will be acted a Tragedy, called KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Henry the Sixth, Mr. MURRAY. Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. COOKE. Duke of Buckingham, Mr. CRESWELL. Duke of Norfolk, Mr. CHAPMAN; Henry, Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Duchess of York, Mrs. EMERY; Lady Anne, Miss NORTON. which will be performed (for the 12tii time) a'New Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Sir Marmaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAY. *Sir Timothy Chalkatone, Mr.;IF. BLANCHARD ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. BRIS row ; Fairies, Miss E. H. and S ADAMS, with Dancing. ces, I's. Second Price 3s. O. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second'Price r. Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. o-morrow-Speed the Plough. Wednesday, The Reirente. Thursday, The Man of the World. Friday. King Lear. Saturday, The Merchant of Venice; Portia, Mrs. Weston, (being her first appearance in London.) The New Pantomime of Harlequin Pedlar, continuing to be received with unbounded applause, will be repeated every even till further notice. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, GREAT WINDMILL-STREET. Ma. WILSON will begin the Spring Course of ILL hh Lectures on ANATOMY, Pnrslutocy, PATHOLOGY, SURGERY, on Friday, January 19, at two o'clock In the alter- Practical Anatomy as usual. • RUGBY ANNINtk. kisARY. 'HE NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Edu- cated at RUGBY SCHOOL, will dine at tie Freemason's 1, Great Queen-street, on Friday, the 19th of January, 1810, The Hun. WILLIAM HENRY .LYTTELTON, in the Chair. STEWARDS. . : - . I r • Mr. Serjeant Vaughan W. Holbech, Ziq. T. James; Esq.' J. . WRAT!SLAW v Secretary. i ickets One Guinea each.—Dinner on 'Fable at half past five t - Lcise!y. ';eutlemen are requested to apply for Tickets at the Bar of "I ;:vern before the l iith instant, that the Stewards may be ,I.led to make tbe;r arrangements on that day. inn. and Rev. A. Legge 1. Booth Grey, M. P. Sir Charles Cave, Bart. ior-General Kerr IKARD AND LODGING, i v - VANTED in a School, or private Family, by a I Lady, who wishes only for a good plain Table. Letters, laid, addressed to B. B. to be left at No. 3, Old-street - road, l , ll4ldleseic, will, if explanatory of situation, and moderate terms, - immediately attended to. STA TE LOTTERY OFFICES, 19, OXFORD-STREET, AND 444 ST. JAMES'S-STREET. I4UDGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, most respectfully acquaini their Friends and the Public, that the Tickets and Sham?, the present Grand Lowery are on Sale xt their Wets and:ilboy—portioolarip 14. th observe, 4hat the .chetrte contains FOR FY CAPITAL VRIZES, and fi on the tame most excellent plan at the last Lottery, which gave such univusal satisfaction, namely, 5000 Numbers, and £200,000 in Prizes—to be Drawn in One Day, 14th February, 1810. , who sold in the LAST Lottery the follow. ing Capital Prizes in Shales, 2.618 A ... £20,000 2,618 D £20,000 4,099 ... 1) ... 5,000 883 ... 1,000 850 ... A ... 1,000 1 830 B ... 1,000 543 D 500 4,855 C 500 rntreats his Friends and the Public in general, to lose no time, if They wiTh to purchase 'teems or SIIARLS in the NEW LOT TERY, as the Drawing Begins and Finishes on the 14th* of r MONTH. The Scteme contains 5,000 NUMIIMS avid 8,000 Pam Es, among which arc 112 of... ..... £l,O OO 4 • 5,0(10 [ 20 5OO &c. &c. &C. Tickets and Shares are selling at both of BISH's old established ()Zees, where Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Shares, by sending their Orders (Post or Carnage rAid) accompanied with good Bills, Bank Notes, or Cash, to . No. 4, CORNHILI., or 9. CHARING CROSS, 6,63.3, the last .080,000, was draitn on the 14th Febluary, 1807, and Sold by Him. BIS: S- ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. joint Contractors for the late STATE LOTTERY, return their most grateful acknowledgements to the Public, for the high en couragement they gave to the New Plan, for Drawing the Lot tery in One Day; and to assure them, that it has fully answered the expectations of Governmmt, by doing away the Evils atten dant en Lotteties, that have been so much complained of. They bn leave to recommend the New State Lottery, which is on the same principle, and wilt be drawn in One Day, the lith of l'asauaar next. Ocly 5,000 Numbers.--flour Tickets of each Number. St t liEME. 4 - Prizes of - £20,0110 4 Prizes of - X 5,0100 12 YJ 5:)0 44 &c. ir.c. &c. 'flcketi and Shares are now 01 Sale at the old Offices Corner (4 ' 2 -vA-L'addings, and faciug the Ring's Mews, Chari ng-Cross, GOODI.LiCK aad Co ENV STATE LOTTERY—To be I ONE DAY-14th FEBRUARY, 1810. SCHEME. £40,000 5,000 1,000 • 500 100 Lwn in •• 000000 • ••• £Bo,ooo 20,c00 12,000 10,000 2,000 %WO :100 72,f)00 12 t2O '2O 44 a,SGo OC Prizes. rhii Lottery is upon thz same Plan as the last ; it consists of !F 3000 Numbers (from one to 5000 inclusive); but there are ). rt • ricl:cts of eaoh Number, which will be severally entitled to '.l - .:ever Prize is drawn against such Number; for instance, if No. I should be drawn a Prize of £20,000, the Four Tickets of 6:4 Number will EA cn be entitled to £20,000. making in the 4 hnle :CBo,ooo.—* • Shares will be entitled to their proportion. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Offices. • • 50 23 15... ..... .. .CASES at Walton on the Hill, Epsom, Surr ey ‘ -' s Lucy Baily was four years afflicted with Scorbutic Mien a:lms in one leg, and speedily cured by •Apilsbury's Patent And sroi•etic Drops.—Elizabeth Matbews, also cured of an ulcerated leg,by taking seven small botdese--lames Skelton, aged 20, re duced to great weakness, with the lose of 90pIsees of bone, re stored to h e alth a n d a la borious occupation, though the loss of hit leg Was thought necessary to save his life. The genuine Medicine has the wads, 'Ey the King'sfetent, 'expressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper sad the King's Duty is printed in, black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, 15 Soharsquare, London, in sinafl lottlet of s s . 6d. ; dolible bottle / , 10s.; and larger, 11. 21. Cmnpound Essence, to alloy tuiploinsaeirritadoo, 84 . • . ; 4: . . ; • ; "thisifuta at, . rivt 114.10 lot Its *di sort !Ayi.. • - • • PORnstot MR JOHN nern beg As- 11 - that from, aarj after the, tends carrybi on the Badness:of Si account, at No. 24, Srbad•tnat, la the pi Dna, vet on bi, of SUBSTITUTE FOR GERMAN lIIM a r-OL4II RUlLDERS,Printsellets, antreditts. ate h fully informed, that they may be afflAg ai reli Crui Squares, of very loperidr colour , and flat, fi smallest dimensions to the size of 33 by elisebes, epee t liberal term for ready money only, by Hai and at No. 14, Bride-lane ' • or at their Tyne Glass Watehoas street, near Blaektriars 7 bridp. • Windfne-Glass, wholesale. retail, - LUNDY FOOT'S IRISH MUFF. -"- ' 1 T UNDY FOOT and Co.. in order to obviateihe J-4 difficulties which those in the Tobacco Tilde have tittberto esperienced in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, beg balsa to inform them and the Public in general, that they have . spelled a Whoiriale Warehouse at No. 50,-Leicester-squareorherl paid Articiemay be had, and where they are now taking orders. And r as it is their present intention to relinquish the Retail the , * not to interfere with any other article of saidTrade,*ey tat insinesely request that shine who mat hon a ur them with etr commands, will retail it as received from them in its original' purity, being determined to afford the most liberal encourage- ment to those who buy to sell again. . 1 Inscribed by Permission to the Atchbishop of CA wrissuar. This day was publis hed, in I Vol. price Bs. in boards, THE EXPOSITION of the CREED, by JOHN PEARSON, D. D. Bishop of Chester, abritipil for the Use of Young Perstms of both Sexes. By the Rev. C. BURNEY, of Greenwich. L.L. D. F.R.S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day were published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, and illustrated by Engravings, price Xt. I ts. 6d. in boards, j_TERCULANENSIA ; or, ARCHEOLOGI -- CAI. and PHILOLOGICAL DISSERTATIONS, con taining a Manuscript found among the Ruins of Herculaneum. Dedicated,by Permission, to his Royal Highuess the Prince of Wales. Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This day was published, its I 2nio. embellished with a Map of the Holy Land; Syria, &c. price 4s. Gd. boards, MENTORIAN LECTURES on SACRED and MORAL SUBJECTS; adapted to the comprehension of Juvenile Readers. To which are added, same original Mis cellaneous Poems. By ANN MURRY, Author of " Mentoria." - Inscribed, by permission, to her Royal Highness the Princess *-4:l:arlotte of Wales. Printed for Long ii, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterrimlererot: - Thb_4ll.k& issiblifsed, price is. *V. AN APPEAL to fiis Majesty, both Houses of Par liament, and the People of the United Kingdom, against a late Rejection of the Petition of the Captains of the Royal NaVy, for an Augmentation of Pay, by Lord Musgrave, Lieutenant- General in the Army, and First Lord of the Admiralty; in which tht- cases of Admirals, Lieuteuants,and Inferior Officers are touched upon; with.a comparison of the benefits enjoyed by the Navy and Arm.. By a FRIEND tothe ROYAL. NAVY. Sold by Blacklock, Royal Exchange ; Chapple, ; and Mercer, Princes-street, Leicester-square. LANGHORNE'S PLU PARCH, BY WRANGHANI. This day were published, neatly printed in eight volumes, price £l. I's. boards, pLUTARCH'S LIVES : Translated from the Original Greek; with Notes, Critical and Historical; and; Life of Plutarch. By J. LANGHORNE, D.D. and W. LANGHORNE, A.M. A new Edition, in eight volumes, with. Corrections and Addi tions by the Rev. F. WRANOIIAM, M. A. F. R. S. Printed fnr J. Mawman, F. C. and ;.Itivington, W. Clarke and tin7l4, Wilkie and 12;:binson, J: Walk:r, G. Robinson, Cadeli and Davies, F. Wingrave, Longman, Hum Rees, and Orme, Darton and Harvey, B. Crosby and Co. •J. Richardson, J. M. Ri chardson, J. Booker, Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, J. Murray, J. Ha•chard, R. Scholey, J. Mackinlay, J. Faulder, Miles and Hunter and Wilton and Son, York. Of whom may be had a-i -other edition, handsomely printed in six vols.svo. price £l.3s. bd.. .HEALTH PRESERVF.D lAtfilintrl* QUACKERY. IMPORTANT ADVICE TO BOTH SEXES. This illy was pulslished, neatly printed 1.1 12mo. price is. sewed, AGENUINE GUIDE TO HEALTH, or Prac tical F.ss.:ys on the preservation of Health, with the most effectual means of preventing and curing Diseases, also strictures on Regimen, and the Management of Invadds, with particular Advice to Women in Child-bed, and the Food best adapted for Infan:s. To wh , ch are added, Observations on Intemperance, and various excesses--their extraordioary influence on the human frame; with suggestions to counteract their-baneful effects; writ ten in a brief but clear and comprehensive manner, By 'l'. F. CHURCHILL, M.D.. Professor of Midwifery in London, Author of the Practical Fa • tuily Physician, Medical Remembrancer, &c. Etc. London : Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationer's-court, Pa ternoster-row ; and sold by all Booksellers, Stationers, and New men, with a good allowance for exportation. •__ This day was published, price 21 .6& A NEW and IMPROVED GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH TONGUE, for the Use of Schools. In which the Genbs of our Speech is especially attended to; and the Dis.. cowries of - Mr. Home Tooke ani other Modern Writers on the formation of Language, are for the first time Incorporated. [By WILLIAM HAZIA ri', Author of an Essay on the Principles of Human Action, &e. dce. &c. To which is added, A New Gems to the EN GLIM! Totrome, In a Letter to W. F. Myllus, Author of the School Dictionary. By Edward Baldwin, Esq. si We entirely agree with the Author of this useful wet*, In his objection to the common method of transfer:is* the mtlidel rule; of other languages to our own, and in his antsodti?ima ups the Imperfect definitions of the parts of speech hi imeeived. We pronounce this to be a Grammar at once and intelligible, sad are persuaded that it may be our Elementary Schools with great benefit to the Scholar.. Critical Review for December 11106. Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the lavenbeldbvari,,lbt iey 41, Skinner. fiesew-Idikefel Os be bad of ell . . • . 1 . • ,t .ir.:r 7, .• ~` ~: 11.. -:~I /: V 44 •". . • AR' Y . . nOf eArroves:fteititiv cirismeAAß. r y e This day was pilliblied,liffrOs.' boards, the ed F.ditiao .ANEW and"EASt INTIVaDUCTION to HEBREW LANGUAGE—woo the ptan of ankothsornk De se loiporips I}act promote the study of fkolt, , by skiptkoireoseste of its principles upon a e dlris in oo work eirdwas hosidtherto been adopted, _BY the Rev. JAMES WIL4AMS'NEWTON, M.A. • Mid " Capon ordi‘glitibkand Chorek.of Norwich. • Printed for Looroatt,lcsonl, Zees, sod. Orme, Paterneger• . 0v ; Bacon,Norwtch ; asitiplighteo, qatiwidie• • • This day was published, the Second idftion, in Mao. ee ns. mi. boards e • ESSONS folUl4o PE RSONLin 3 .- 1 LIFE ; calculated o promote their i 4 11t the Art of Reading ; in Virtue and Piety;' and.pan lb Know ledge of, the Duties peauliar to their Stations. Printed for Longman, Ham Rees, and Orme, Pateaschtf 'row ; and for Wilson sad lice. York. .. . " We are truly and Omsk delighted with this little Collection, and consider the Editor, whoever las the merit of the compila tion, as baring rendered a very, important service to the lower 13.4101011 torlardiliairlrellessbet *WOOF of Ann. Rev. 180 d, " The object of the compiler is most poisaworthy, and he has taken considerable pains in choosing those passages which ate appropriated to his design." Monthly Rev. April, 1109. Of whom may be had, by the same Au#tor, A Friendly Gift for Servants and Apprentices, price 41d. - . DR. REES'S NEW CYCLOPADIA. This day were published, in ito. price 20s. boards, PARTS I. to XXVI. whith may be had either periodically or together, of T'HE NEW CYCLORZEDIA ; or, U xivaßsAL DICTIONARt of ARTS, SCIENC Es, and LITERATI:RE Formed upon a more enlarged plan of arrangement than the Dic tionary of Mr. Chambers, comprehending the various articles of that work, with additions and improvements; together with the new subjects of Biography, Geography, and HiKory ; andmilapt ed to the presei state of Literature and Science. By ABRAHAM REES, D.D. F.R.S. Editor of the last Edition of Mr. Chambers's Dictionary, with the Assistance of eminent Professional Gintkrnen. Printed for Lowman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, J. Johnson, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivington, A. Strohm, T. Payne, J. Stock dale, Setcherd and Letterman, Cuthell and Martin, R. Lea, Lackington and Co. Vernor, Hoo.l. and Sharpe, J. and A. Atch, Callen and Davies S. Bagster, J. Maw man, Black, Parry, and Kingsbury, J. Harding, R. Scholey, J. Booker, Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Clarke and Sons, London ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; and Wilson and Son, York. From the Arrangements which have been made to expedite the Publication, it is hoped that in future a Part will appclr every Two or Three Months. • • i A few copies are printed o ff on Royal Paper, with proof iMpressiom fedi* plates, price set I es. each part. This day was published, - Ninth Edition,torrected and improved, price is. 3d. bound, SCHOLAR'S SPELLING ASSISTANT, wherein their Words are arranged on an improved Plan, Awarding to their respective Principles of Accentuation ; in a mow caladlisd to familiarise ;the Art of Spelling and 4411111. t, Wierft Difilcultivs, and to facilitate General Improvo oeelip • ineeded for the Use of Wools, rad-pima Tuitlou. DY THOMOCUPAIIMS6 . Master of the Academy, Mead. /um. Printel for Longman, Hurst o Rees and Orme, Vier nester•row. Of whom may be had, by the same Aathornise New Ord"). graphiczl Assistant, price 3.. bound. And In January will be published, by the same Author, The Youth's Guide to Business ; containing an easy and fami liar inttoduction to Book-keeping by single Entry; Bills of Par cels, ecc. ;'Cables of Money, Weights and Measures, methodised and arranged on an improved plan; and a variety of Arithmeii d Questions. for occasional Evercise and Improvement. De signed for the use of Schools. TO PARENTS AND TUTORS OF YOUTH. This day was published, By Censer and Co. Stationers-court, London, who supply the Trade with every C 1333 of Literature on the most liberal terms, and sold by all Booksellers : 1. A Netv Edition, 45 neatly bound, V I NFIELD's General Pronouncing English Dic tionary; the Orthography, Explanation, and Accentuation of approved Terms ; in a neat pocket Volume. 2. Second Edition, in 1 large vol. 12mo. Si. bound, Low:ides', New and Complete History of England, In question and answer, from Julius Caesar to 1807, including particulars of every recent event. S. The Fifth Edition, neatly printed and bound, 2. The Young Ladies' New Guide to Arithmetic; the common rules and Questions on domestic affairs; by Mr. Greig of Chelsea, Also, by the same Author, An Introduction to the Use of the Globes, 2s. 6d. An Introduction to Arithmetic, for Grammar 4Lhools, 2s. 4. A New Improved Edition, Ss. bound, or on fine paper, with 4 plates, 4s. 6d. boards, Crosby's elegant edition of Temkin:es Poems on various Sub jects, intended to enforce the 'practice of virtue, and to comprise . the Beauties of Etilish Poetry. S. The Fifth Edition, corrected by Mr. Malham, Is. A New Introduction to the Italian Method of Book-keeping, by the Rev. R.Turner, Author of Geography and introduction to the Arts, &c. 6. Third Edition, with a Life of the Author, 2s. boards, Advice to Youth, hein=endium of the Duties of Hu man Life, in Youth end se: ed.bsuad, - 4 I • • " • '.4%.* I , Tjt rr n. - 7 'T • •Y s ••. , . . • .• • tPRICE SIXP ! , 1 111 - , ... . . '', •afa mriziarr o 'Nair, ' atifair-114 aiWpa • , - "E iihre 41 gni% thii • Susie*? ea* 44 ..ai-aal God lidioeryi fr de Mei 1 Vo•eam.°W ..‘tzi Sew, • *Ain thejarriiiirtimt ithtitb!hußg f argilit it *lid Jaiiiict 'Ma, ix tie bid ascii, &Yin it itiliihyde -on i area, oil eight :dad Av of sioriiii. , ' - • . . ~ ~~ ".1` , 5 ., m........3•• ^. ~----- . 4.111 ' FIKE , INSURANCE, CORNI:DLL, L0144X)i4. PIOLWIES cif Insurance exp;ribk at Gifting/Ay shOhld be renewed whit& P4keen bate feodl sfiniiiidal Id-prevent !be -Patties' Interest wall therein. • PAYMENT OF ItEtiNsguarenteed In case Of Fire. Farming Stock Insured withosit the Merage Chine; it 1 per Cent. 1 Merchivike in .the London Docks insured at Is. ed: per Coil. foe Tillie Menthe. • Large Abatements on the i'rerniuni and Doty of Insaibiatiat more Year! than one. • Two Descriptieo of Insurance is of inewhneble Intportanett, aII PersOnt holding Annuities, Leases, or bees, dependoisteft Urea, Or whose Incomes cease with life. Example person thirty years of age • may, by the mai annual payment of 4313. 7i. Id. secure MOO, to be piddle° bites family, or otherwlie, as he may direct) at his death. Anrotber sum tea be insured In like manner, and at any other age. Quo person may, Insure anther's life, to the amount of any Wine he may have in the continuance thereof. No . 211tranee Martel or Admission Fine required. A large COnitnlesion ',wed ta Solicitott, or other persons procuring iniurottei. W. BEETHAM, fkareoner; . , J NpyrlcE it Hereby Given, That the Partainbip N between JOHN SMU ' H and JAMES NIWPONIIIO. N, of •Portomoutb, Ship-Chandlers, will be IlloodlOetofti do ii•th day of February next, by Mutual consent. As 11411818 our bands this 20th day of December, 1809. 0 7 I Witness, JOHN SMITH, D. W. WeDDIPI.L. J. N. ROBII.OIIII. ~• PORTSMOUTH. MR. JAMES NEWTON RO WNSON beg* to A." l . inform the Public, that front and after the 28th .dgist February next, -Ili intends carrying CIII the Badness er Chandler on his own sole account, in the Shop and Warehe hi Batb..square , Portsmouth, wh ere the Partnership Btlibliiss of Smith and Robinson has hitherto been carried on. Winless, D. W. WEDDELL. J. N,.ROBINtr' (JAW'S_ _ MONEY, plar4 Ist, That thalamoks of this Mating be Oval Of= Wesdakag, Wallwyst , Esq. Jams Haifa* Edmund him, Ifel,the Rev. Coo Uptientrood. antigthlkyr. Jobs hem, gar their pottiade and eiligissessed apodom s ire, kg. Ste.** joist Casumbeleaws U wider the PlopemyTin Aims for the Hundred et Orman& • • • td, That a piece of Plate, as &Meth of their high respect,ie pee. seated by this Meeting to each efillashove named Comnassis= ". 3d, That a general Subscriptisa be entered into by tin tants of the Hundred of Greyttee, fur the purpose of raising an adequate sum of mosey, to be applied to the purchase *lli:piens of Plate, voted by this Mewing to the above named Commis' sinners. 4th, That'a Committee of Five be appointed for the purposes carrying the above Resolutions into edict. 3th, TWO James Kyrie Money, Esq. Phillip Jones, Esq. Mr. William Grim, Mr, Amos Jones, Mid Mr. Nath Piumbas, do constitute the said Committee. 6th, That each of the Banks at Ross be requested to receive Subscriptions. 4th, That dime Resolutions be published In the Hereibrd, sod the two Gloucester Newspapers. • The Thanks of this Meeting were unanimoody voted to James Kyrie Monte, Esq. for his able coodact in the Chair. Ross,,December 114,1809. • . Amount of .Subscripdons received at the blemipg. iof f 19e. To JAMES KYRLE MONEY, Esq. Charmer Gr . -a Meeting held at Ross, the 91st 'December, 1809, sotto the Gentki4n who composed it. It were needless to say how happy We, the..Coms . mksioners of the Property Tax for the Hawked of were made by the decision of the Barons of the Satehomier Gr = question of Retrospective Surtharge, though Maeloced that pips, and the panty in which we live, would have dm justice m der mosities and conduct in this business, whatever might hove bum the result; yet, probably had we failed, we might hove Imo PO presented by some, as .persons desirous to imptiotbir. inflection of the legal revenue. This personal considers/1m was. however, a very Wexler oak : we considered the point la &pate its et high Importance (and certainly it was of general mem% fir the Ada. oh of the Inspector states that the 'IMO precdoe habeas *pa throughout the Kingdom, and only resisted here), end we re joked In the decision. not merely as Week* this Hundred, but the Kingdom at large; we rejoiced at it, as dam/ miay•wbst, it been established as Law, we mast have I onskiered an Im peachment of the legislative Wisdom and Justice of the Colustoy, namely, a power to the Agents of the Revenue to re open, sa y indefinite period, a Tax Account; which, asueseding to every known legal form, had been long ago completed and midi& Ustl the decision been other than it was, we should not have dollbeld the reetittolsrof the Judges, but we rejoice still further is it,, ps an irrefragabk proof of the people of this Country of the Inn se. fiance they may in all cases place on the upright Administration of its Laws. With disc feelings in our own breasts, we have been made elk• dltionally happy by. the Resolutions entered into at the Meet* at Ross; on the east instant, at which you presided; and we beg leave express to you, Sir, and through yaw* all the Gentle men who composed itohe great gratification we ham remipidat finding our conduct thus approved by the County, lad bow pwie fully we accept the testimonies of this epprobetion then upon.---You will allow us to observe that we toy am esteemed ourselves most fully repaid for 410 , enertions a l= thanks alone, we should have been reed of throe, wished fore other reward, lust - as lea have Med* -vole* Oboe • marks of your sedsfactioarwe abelfitiew wiafellnyeShspe ; 4 Toss lit the same Wee, Amok came .g p( ilmir confrowd, will Ilse clrommemees that oil swa imethilkiii meet precise* ISO 911sninlen. .. : IA .: t '~~tid ~jiir+ - t. _i j , 7. Prier as. bowdoiliered.bound, 1 marAa Ix "The Moments of Emil* Edam*" for Youth of both Sexes, i as s l in g with Maps, Wood Cute. ice. • eastainiug the et Parts of ° Prwg m English Li t erature , by John BreaTio Meanie of in Aeadwny, most Pre Kinn*, Surrey. S. SlXth Edition, with Additions oat belluilfutiont*, pries k book or CP ble iliWa 06.40.1 10 Zdas .1 .. a tseipialo op L o ork e rsh i lleilin Lewis, "Oar eutramm . .. -,,.. - • . -tAr . ,s, ,?•=.kstiti'..4er i . . 0.. 41 . . _ .. : i". ?.,t . ' r.,:tial .. 41411: ‘..00-, CHIQCON and BROWN CANDOVER. THELandover, Minors, Estates, and an d d A er dvow t eon of CV,t4 to : Sale In March or April, 1810, ARE DISPOSED OF 7?FrlvAte Contract. TOOL IDAVISb Horningsham, December SO, 18811. _..; HUNDRED of GILEYTREE, iiIREFORDSHIRIL A T a very rspectable and uamcrous Ivaz,llllo a's INOASITANT6 eche antra a 1 airings, by ap= at tha George lea, Rase, s;t i r r iva en tertalesd by than el the n tared eienloat elf those C!nae4eihspers eedi virs ittr a party Tan Acts ter the ethi hieedgest WU' t, lawless Invades et tbelitishts asitoeferdetUgy Tu Osce, having obtained a legal decision spina the Barons of his Majesty's.Ceurt et Exchequer; It waSinemie mostly resolved-- (JAh(il KTELE MONEY, Esc In t he Char) new ythuution. . e hem die honour to ho z = vl =l.l 4o Your °belies* • . I VISTIP4I3III4.‘ 11100.100. terieuas Wakeeirle. T. 1111nosa • 3AK2S 10101111111 • - •1. Slow. - day was published, in Royal Octavo, By T. Ca vett and W. DAVIES, Strand, ' OBSERVATIONS on MATTERS of PRIZE, and the PRACTICE of the ADMIRALTY PRIZE COURTS. By JOHN FREDERICK POTT, Proctor, Doctors Commons. 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