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7 6 1 CORD WAINERS WARD, LONDON. AT a WARDMOTE held on Monday, the 22d o f D e cember, 11183, at Bow Church, before the Right Worship- CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esq. M.P. Alderman of this Ward, ne following Gentlemen were elected Members of the Com econ Coentil for this Ward for the Year ensuing, viz. • me. Deputy Hantrnan Mr. Charles William Hick sr. William Row, sen. Mr. George Stevenson Mr. James Trinsbey Mr. William Row, jun. and Mr. Richard Abbey Mr. Nathaniel Abner. It was moved by Mr. BALNANNO, and seconded by Mr. PATON, That is consequence of the high price of Sea-borne Coal, a Pe ewees. Parilameot for the Repeal of the Coast Duties on Coals sei3Ode be prepared by the Ward Clerk, for the Signature of d ee takabitants of tie Ward, and be patented to the House of Common by Christopher Smith, Esq. M.P. Alderman of this went, st the cOsnmencement of the ensuing Session, which Resolution was carried unanimously. ]wired unanimously, That the Thanks of this Patenting be, and iota?eieeo, ti Mr.'SVILLI/1111 WAIIIoN, ens of the late Com collage of this Ward, fur his attention to its various dinish adiiii.geMbemanly conduct during the thaw he Mod the din. sad .kh. ma ny swishes for the restoration of his health. Rasefeed ustanimoosly, That the cordial Thanks of this Ward rem be gives to the Right Worshipful CHILUTOTHIM pmrsu, Esq. ".M.P. Alderman of. this' Ward, for his unwearied application to debases. of the Word—rfor. his uniform politeness on all occa .kaurte its Inhabitants--his atteptioo to the interests of thin great ay —sod his impartial conduct in the Chair this day. • Resolved unmairnousiy, That the proceedings of this day, Aped hy the Wud Clerk,.be issertoll in three pf.the Morning and three bttio Bvetdog rapers. THOMAS WEBSTER, Ward Clerk. UPSET PRICE FARTHER REDUCER ZISBNSIVE and VALUABLE. PRINTWORKS, DIILLS, and FARM, in PERTHSHIRE, for SALE. Thtre wilt be Exposed to SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, Within the George Inn ' Perth, on FRIDAY, the 6th day of February , asut, at One o'Clock 41ternuoa (if not preyiously•Suld by Fri : crate Bargain), rivE Evensive and well-known PRINTWORKS of RUTH VEN, with the Paper, Corn, and Barley Milla thereof, comprehending many powerful klra;erfalls; as also the • Fins ef Ruthven; consisting of about Two Hundred and Twenty &ots, or Two Wundred and Seventy-five English Acres, or thereby; And likewise a Lease. whereof thirty-one years are yet to run of thetastie of Hunting-tower, Dwelling-houses, and School House adjoining ; the whole in one lot, as more fully described in fOrFer Aditertisemetuq, at the reduced upset price of £38,000. Should the whole not be sold in one parcel, the following parts thereof, will, at :he same time and, piece, be earned to Sale in one stet, viz. Ruthven Printworks, with about Sixty Acres of Land, Scots ,measure, with the right of all the Waterfalls within the bounds thereof, all the Workbliops, Dwelling and other Houses. Water wheels, Machinery, Bltdc4.ll, the whole Bleaching, Printing. And Dying Apparatus and Machinery, all as more fully described in former Advertisemeats, at the reduced upset price of £20,000. N.B. This Lot, if not sold, will then be Let. _ _ For fertile) particulars application may be made to Messrs. J,oko sad James MOlcr, Writers, Perth. Perth, December 17, 1823. PIANO-FORTES AND HARPS, SECOND HAND, GOOD • AS NEW. WATLEN, 13, Leicester-place, Piano-forte Maker %I • to the Royal Families of . France and the Netherlands, and Is the Duchess of Clarence, begs to submit to public notice, a Ca binet Piano-forte, not to be equalled in touch and tone, usual price iG guineas, for 38 guineas; an elogant inlaid ltosewood Cabinet, 15 -piers% for so guineas; Square Piano-forte, 25 guineas; is Pedal Harp, 45 guineas. N.R —A new Double Action harp, cost £l2O, for 80 guineas, L w the property of a Lady. Cases bent on hire, or soisLt QUM- 'FOREIGN .WINES.--JOHN JACKSON respect fully acquaints the Public, that be still cantinues to sell his UENUINE PORT WINE, warranted five years old, at 345. per 'linen; Sherry, of eseellenrquility, at 56.. Old West India Mo -Otica at 41s. Cape• Wine # 16s. ant. Cape Madeira at 21s.per dos. The very smell profit arising from the sale of these Wines admits of their being but seldom Advertised, unless any alteration shank% • take place in the pikes, w,hett the same will be respoctfulirsub ,Nuitted to the Public. SaMples may be had at Vs Vaults, 59, Holhorta-hill ;or she same may be tasted between th, hours pf Nine in the Morning aPii Seven in the Evening.—No credit. - CHARLES WRiGHT, Wine-Merchant to the Royal i• v Family , neat to the King's it'd opposite the Haymarket Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, London, has hove on SALE the finest OLD PORT, Ms. per dozen ; superior SHERRY, 661. per dozen; and CAPE MADEIRA, 741. per dozen, by way of:sample. Two dozen of each of the above Wines Will be wall trwited in an median SHERRY hogshead, bottles included, by la remittance of iW. or half that quantity in hamper, for 51. or SI: Gallons fine PORT, from Pipe, vintage 1820, in Cash, casing, ate. included, for 51. or Si: Gallons superior SHERRY, Cask, Ste. for 5/. or Fourteen Gallons of EXCELLENT CA PE MA pRIRA, Cask, &c. f or 51 . MADEIRA, VI DONIA, CAUCA - VELLA, LISBON, MOUNTAIN, Stc. 425. per dosem Just *Wed (G. PIUS), CHAMPAGNE, vintage 1818, first quality, Watranted,4l. 4s. per dozen ; dIARASCHINO,ISs. 6d: per Bast. Just imported, Florence Oil, eases of thirty flasks W. 9s. or Is. 6d. t ioet Auk. Old .COGNAC BRANDY, 235. 6d. per gallon Rum; 155. 6d.—CHARLES WRIGHT has contracted with G. PRIS; *ewer of CHAMPAGNE , of Avize, near .Eperelty, Ranee; fait • ibs whale growth of his Wines, now landing ea Charming . Molly some of the esteemed vintage 1818; in high flue mantling condition; Mks. per dozen, prier and quality unequalled in England; Claret, Julien et la Rose, 67... per dozen ; H - ER MITA GE 84s. tint+ •GUNDY CLOS VOUGEOT, first quality, 105 s. BARSAC, t SASITERNF., and 'GRAVE, 635. per dozen and all other Wines, • JV.in proportion.—Letterincl.aing remittances, post paid (no un- Pita letters will be merited), will be immediately attended to. ~. a FOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, Stc. THE PECTORAL ELlXlR:—Experience during a • very long period has iniontestibly proved the superior efficacy • of this Medicine in all cases of Colds,Coughs, and Asthmatic Affed. lions. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very shortly refieveit ' the patient of a slight or recent Cold, and a few domes are generan eldricsent to remov e thosewhich neglect bas rendered more confirm and obsti nate , an d w hi c h are accompan i e d w ith co u g h, settin g blood, and oth er ser i ous symptoms . I t s peculiar balsamic paw , tend to he a l sorena i s an d a ll ay t h e irritation of the lungs , inca se s cal„ fikand in asthmatic affections it assists and gives freedom to th breath. Sold in Bottles, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, ..._ , eh eainide, St. Paul's, and 29 0 , Regent-Street (near the Argyle 'Quo), Loadon; Waterloo-place Edinburgh ; Savkvllle=streer, . 1) Idilia; and by the 'principal IVl ' eniitlise Venders throughout tits alihdhisi Ki iis d aw , h Be carcful to ask for Thirsura's Pactnsiaa Emits. 1 1.11 • • 11111 ) t - J) EM TUESDAY THE QUARTBSLII REVIEW, bt tospuillibid NEXT WEEK. This thy were published, in livo. 10s. Id. T _EGENDRE'S ELEMENTS OF -0-4ir and of PLANE and SPHERICAL TRI , — edited by DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D. ,Fellow Society of London, and S.:cretary to the Royal Society burgh ; with, additional Notes and Improvements, 1 " Printed for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; '- Whittaker, London. TIN day was publisu..., In Bvo. price Ps. in boards, with a Map of the A TOUR THROUGH THE UPPER OF HI NDOSTA N, coutprising a period bet.... 180 1 1 and 1814, with Remarks and Authentic Arminian, is annexed a GUIDE up the RIVER GANG" Printed for C. and'./. Rivington, St. Paul's Waterloo -place, Pall-mall. day were puhlished, Elegantly printed in royal ams. price 10s. 6d. sr rice ills. pOINTS OF MISERY; .nr; fables Prose and Verse; chielli Original. 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All the subjects are faithfully copied from the most approved de signs of the great masters; and by systematic • economy in the pro. duction,•the. above Numbers of effective and striking engravings have been introduced into. these important Books. at 51. end 75.. fbr , liteuts• at 21. - for Tsszastiirts ; and, ls. 6d. and 2s. 6d. for . Ps /ors, • • . . • • . Societil and Persons requiring large numbers for distribution, or for Schools; Will.pliese- to address their orders to F. Wisszav, &ationers'.Court s Undo@ y of wham they may be hid, or retail. . By F. Werner is also published, for Schools and •younit ?est. sous, Boastasyls. Situations. of .1“ Tits Snatamnin Nauman:Via, printed verbatim-from the Old and New Testatnenta,„*a lirge twe, andiliusttisted with 110 engravings;. price 7s. bessed.-;-Lika vibe SOO fallaptissas ss* *trims; in.a thick post Copz Oasis, w/th spaces for the answers, prigs es, VALUABLE INDIA AND BRSTISH STOCK SELLING OFF, Without ihelbast Relieve. MILLARD'S 'EAST 'INDIA. WAnaaousßS, No. lq, CIIEA PURE. THE Nobility; their Fridnds; And the are . I .IL very reepectfullY informed, that in consequence of their at. rangements for opening a New Eanablialmient a; the West End of the Town, every article of their Stock will be cleared off for Ready Money only, under the prime cow, and Io ardor to avoid the eza pence of selling them el by Auctioni they bare made a great redua: don in the price of esel article below the cost. Mt India part of the Stock contains an Immense. auk*/ of plain, wrought. striped, and checked ,India Muslin., both in remnants and pieces; Gold and Sliver Minens, Shawls, Long Clothe, Rory -Fens, Tertiaries, • alnisums. NOON Cpwa. Rouge, Nankeen., Ste. The British part consists of Book, Mull, Jacconot, Checked, Striped, Worked, and Japan Muslin.; Brocaded ditto • Foreign and British Table Cloths and Napkins; Diapers; fluckaisuka, Muslbsette, Fins Haim Cords, India Dimities, Irish Linens, Sheeting., Wench cembrice and Bordered Handkerchiefs,' Muslin Floinon -and. Trinuntap, Printed Muslin! and Cambric* in the idas and DIWISS made up, Silk ditto, acc. Plain and Figured Poplins, L. Lawns, Bombs. zrens • Figured Silks, China Crape Shawls, Soares g. Printed Vomiting. with a quantity. of Remnant* adapted In tn.*, Servants' Counterpanes; Welsh Flannels, Gingbams. Lace Veils: Coloured and White Quilt., Table CoversiVerseilks (bifida& • Every article pf which mask be. clearta 'of be= tbe COMMCIICIP meta of the Spring. „. . I firti*SOADT—WV- UNO$ . o ‘ f 13611ISTINGS to be Ott.' eit to die diklb • Jiro* Chtlaritenktundeesasei: of TAW. 'ABLI3 owl!Ig whole of'hif at 78, Oxford-werth itiintetlistar , sitspesal: abatement cao ' third less than bility of inseiting , under; also - 5-Bths which extend 'every bterrowiiste occurs; and what sales are to be 4/Weasel • .13reakfast sqoare. 2s. ed. 8-4th , dae, fine "Hashbre.t . long, 911 wide " damask cloths, damask, 90s. na, napkin% 16s. 6d. bid. per yard, se of Russia sheetiro Es. 9d. with " Opp, Be WW I corner '',- :- 7 t svElerff 01 0 .0210.- - - *r -.- - 4 ~,*••. , A letter ffortt Castilertaitai, 'that the Cc:institutien. alias bare bterriltiven; brthe.ekcesses of the Royalists,• ti/ - an "absolute'srate 'of detteatina.• Guerilla.bandsase forma* in every parr of that prneince, for the parpose rptundtethigitho Royalists, and destroying the. Servile flieirsi'Voankt; an; Officer in the'Spanish militia, and %I Mau *hii has• hitherto borne of high character for ,mildness and humanity; being drives, by the persecup tilil of the Priests, tiftakle tip iron in seifachifencn,has, formedcri guerilla band ift-the neighbonnhbodef Vella. &Atli that is making dreadful-- hoots . . kasoor the ger- SW Thit'inail states,•itt al letter .to a.rehrtiou ia.Rog lend, that'll* sees ha 'Ana foully fail: a. , vicaist.txr.t4e. it+ocitfer the lleyeliStso bat that ite la Alesetisia44 ince to perish *that t 'flestriryi Ire is , many cf-hie . Sect his, tountrfs enernitant-May fall ihisieway. Accordingly ; ha rind hithanteihatied a little cows near , Maeda.: as the beenni rig 'cif the. prawn :raositho . viler, they *wad i an bled diftplbik Prink, *tom thstypattaitimalti 'lead ' afterwards , withdrew to another villageoforalhai `pis se of hunting dow n , ittoresttercbmea.:: - ~, ', ei.. 4 " **her letteniepos'Yittoritt)tiatese.ithat a Base' ' one of the'elletches on a festive dirykaidtased - hiffosain grfgation to the folio-trier effieti-aalret.tre. was Sur-. prated that they shook; hive so little zealifor thevervice. of Gob, to suffer 'the Revoltnionitur.ta - rwale '.untwo ' tested in that sacred place, and insiilt;. by theirpoeseace, the Church of Conlin , . Hecalled.apon them terovenge 'the tights of their GOD and theirgirg ; anti ,firtailf, so far excited their evil pastionso as to tame them to'o't*, the house of a' hightyurespectable Liberaloioluata they, stabbed in a thbutand places, and after dragging Mat- through the pribliC streets,literally tore hins.to pleats We are also informed,* a letteifiourfk..l3ebastian s that the French and Sganith troops areconstantlygOto ielling, and that numbers . of the French are unaiii= flitted - almost erery -night. • In themehntinse;the gee-. rillas, 'in considerable bet ds o • aro. th reateriing'tbe.towiK while their numbers are dairy increasing hy doseplesol from the Royalists of 'St. fielrastiaa r "whfrisiscskaseta. Nations of the Ftericit • 4 :. . • • ` • • i Ili •L...4-,satiir , ; , e - . ''The following extracts frorif prividniettirs ' in`Parls, contaitemany iatiirektine pateieuhirn-lniarke to the state of•Spidn : • ' - ' - r.•, -if.s .;: .ri.•:. .3. •:, 4 2 • ''' • ; . • *;146111.-DiliCeiliffill tits: ' 'lt lAttersand papers real hear Paris.ferterdny# datral • midrtavair reetk.lintatit) their contents we isig4Opialei, 'resting; rathernititherittplain late events thanwribrut , cOrantodicate new fitits;ittbas•pussled - thewisett lseaslti hers; ever `since we *coifed the Madrid areetielogNeka l 4th; to4iplain the isrineigetinvbick the plieseatiapk. nigh Ministry-was fernieilyttr tbegnattuis of sbeinikaans, which recommended eau tf ofArtiveterc•seapaas • mast:; berm: Private letters irons Iladnftreir us. the key. of itheriddte. -. .His.Catholic 1000 *pressed by the llitisr :staa - and" FrehOt Ambaissiloeg - to• distniss'.Soee, 11141 '144 at test, tholigh nxiicii.agaltist his will, 04 abapt cci o don the Mdnt to his fate and to syßishoptic. In yields ing, however,tue was determined to shwa the usual peri. versity of • hionfrind o end having dismissed Saea insisted on dismissiiie; 'at the same time,. all his other servants. The principle on which he then formed his new-Calsine . ! was to make such a seleetion,as.would. displease allpar• iies. this ase Miestshew the impossibility of proceedin - without his. fiii&erite Minister Hance the motley nii tine Of MstfitiOosephiiios, Minister, and Moderates. is.not oupptalkl,.‘ar loladrid; tbit - theCabirsenthus ' 'posed can'lllO'opt the Oloodl: 1 , . 66 Mali 'bolsi aid wet* eleity at Madrid, and in tlitt. 4 . beightschirlidnd Emir; rent in strong nnionstrances to third . Ring agaitist I** :riiiitrissrd "or Sim, • and the appoi*: meta of Cosa.' ' state" • . . Perdit.dia. slrici,•Detel... .... " Tlie IfoyatiaSsir'litent reeli di:pleased at the for nutinonf the present . Ministry. They pretend that Cask trek) is a Freemason,Heredi4 a Liberal and .in Afraa. yietado, Salazar a - Gbistilinaere, and. Cr u i a Mtifitiro. It is addfd, that the King 'Wished tiidistolii this?finistry in twenty•four hour; attyr it was formed , but-that the I;liplontatic corps , ssicceeded i n dissuading him. It is further said; that a [Weather hats ken fromehe pulpit !Ika;nst the t y . Irmatic Coro is mlardecet4e 1 1 oes td'beith teCettifslish a Liberal Adrninistrafibli in S i vitiri. 'finite's ntrasedintril the two PatticsArean oppcseg, that they, will not admit of tile slightest aiti4ltatuatfrop 4 lf the zealous 'servants of the King are filled t a tth.disgust, a civil • ar must be the inevitable' result, Such as the tiberat 0:i rtf desire, which, conscious_ of : its weakness •mici' the dile•at which' It lials• just stotkinti, knosys,ni . tithe; means of. iiiiliiiiii its object than, by hairipg rccptiEse to intrigue to einthi4 'Dernlicraiy, a,nit thus rttetinct. to love the Royal 01- verninent with a'ti,bpral Administration. • •• - -"''" ges This pirti.l4 . not 'aware: that, by 'Maki ni Oertik liberal, it. calms froth him the affection of . the Clergykrid 110.0Q9p? • Who are his natnrel.stipPortells, • To 'cbtlici... lid:rte the,iliroue;Obverritnent anterior-lb the Retie hitioh Mli,st he estahlisiel, because the Anti for recirth has . .,ot, yt:c arrived. , .. 'The. great, °Writ Of;the Nina: of tirotifitas been; to 4iiir # olldite thejPyatpbtritih •Sp tin, 's=ilt they have nothing ,to de r ,,iritti . fortnintO-otir happinesl l / 4 " • , , ' ' ..."" • '''' • • MADltltt, tohelitithr.R . a: • , • ' ' l'- - .1 • tii- 444rtesry Decree, sb antiousiy - es pected by , nary thousand filinifiys;n6Sr bewailing' the 'ancertitin and Oh liANy, fate of - their friends and relatives ; it a ppeats,' wa s alreadi draivri up; and -ready to appear, but 'its' twit loadit itiikextiptiOns; th at it placed the foriiinistl aistert in ilsett• iildentink that, they fel t themselves font - Pelleirtir mike'retersitstrinces against it. It is-theit- ECirethosight th 4 iihotherwill be prepalecf, which will 'convey a 'better' idea of 'Ole - cleMency'of the Kilig.... the Words of the excuse now kilo for thj deftly.- - •• The chatige'of Mficisters, with ithitli you , rfidtrhe already ilifOrTrlo; suilsriled es IttoftilttehtlY. Iris tom, thkethil4kiiierliddisfy cisfliiildittettfittiettet Oft the Axiiiti-bfrOk rittigclo66Vehatir: ithiAtrii • tlikigfit iill t it.iiiit:b#, (latit ty After OfepffttkorifteMutiw. Aitfs k ind; '. tfltr o nthe liiill .thelltitihthrthefafte yeneritior rlttel Al* hditr' art intift4iitiailvta ; Bea fie not:Bs:P t e . :l64 SAkelfttie - Intiviillbatited.in t o fl 1 ( .* fin . 60 ifieftottlitifilot4 '4 l lti: ihts./tentid ft . ,4.lii II artitiltbirithimvtltrei Itteetia ii :a tolitOrit'Aa slitvativphioroniar ital wiat. .tificrird intramteilityfrielfrittioi nhidisweiewivr vliE t icell 'dreadful. The 'Trea;nr y doee' vibt "oritath ia doildF, •ref die arrilifit 'die in every departmentinike onettenible. - "In tieitAVrtovas nor country tan a - eagle tax imposed be Colleeted;' itt %contradict** aileg'i they 'are 'ruined, and hart POt wherewith ti3ay - ifinlttteridal credit de cOnfidence 'etiets," and the fe ' • whilistile been able to keep togethel their capitals, are sending them to fo,reigyi countries for investment, Sot' bite thereat neither security for the principal nth interest. As ih our external credit yea ate the best judge of its- state, is you see Whallt is on the London &change. • - ' As a . finish to this melancholy picture, I "must add, that the Government Biqa conceived the mad project of laying out what little they can borrow, or squeeze from the people. on an expedition to the Pacifie, which has been ordered to be got ready at Cadiz - , without the smallest delay. They Seem, in fact, infatuated, or there is a secret agency urging them- on. 'The Asii,• 74 ; Arethuia; Desctibieita, and Atrevida, ere ordeviiiireitnd Cape Horn, and: 30,090 dolled placed in the lal, in s„adfi, of chit War •hl4skitter,..were . !peat itithtfratatqg ,it' vikettalling.thit stqesliton,. and nunsenowilsaered .Nitifia &Jima Glitheybenkt u . tureeKtite. of 1.40 . Liners us* Kin against lege Atithissui 'or 232214 ono tne appoint. thin i s -- t ql 7ti z otk : A - i . 7 tudw _:,_____,, i! ": - . ___-;-;; ~..t nen_. ..t tit li Col . :ls t skj ,,i ,__ b: The_ e le • Ltere_ _of_ ,_. . tem . _ ;d •L ity_ st at e r_ _ that * . mitr i it .,__ :. i 6 7 i - , h 777 ° mit t 1 7L7.17,:g y. • new ars,lt I Obgatl eynaeWutit Mow bp.sa l - “r Sta: '' l4l : • bast . l .7. b . e firbe asecut 47-4474ined. ors 4 t as C° i T i a s i's ",t ard° th f i k e - E: r : l i LI alUb4 In: L UIC %Ai ur5175 of tor e vi k r . !, 4 7. 1 . r u1e , 1 , 111c ,77 6 enough Id Meet the eliffit pities - lir Wish' - air aril War- a ise nude., Lislits are pouted that they are . fung. Nottegy.4l* reichills Mon ks na P 2 74111 t ' ler gr • toundN A all sides , and,'as so - on•ai they iravi pillasged n any other _House iu London can'evaid Obtain t fkihnded the ". ; hail ge of Ministry from the pelpn, and a little further in, eveeybodyexteetiltpat OW iflog, - vh 0 pew preheat 146 r as th.s4sawki * Mai" ti ll "P"' made the vaults' ring with the dAngers that threatened' e f i tt o t testra i tt.hisl 4 4 „, k t 'Still dine . tai fitovide :dem 11l the darerent Prim'. 1• f.FI 01 4 sr , o'l'2_ 4 b loligion from 'foreign influence and dopestis iibiralisai. - • , '77 — e'i . ~ . I.43ths and 7-1011 u Napkins to _Match all ihe dorm, a *IC* ikt. • - l - - '•. : . 2 - . . 2225323=2T0rti0l —• .; 7' ' . edam sins and quality. Such .a 4 oPProlfit4 ffidof* 'Press the •,acess*s which spr ing from the •fapaticist#of. :7 A WUROW :avimrpr— , Qo th 4 $461 . t - t o i ‘tpiii4tl4. . !' he.party. to which their interference • has give* ascendp illessimfiriktif. Sh Allan, doctor ofFnast what renders it more worthy of atteh t ti h o e ti fa is m , il MlT of yea made entirely for *ambit:ROW:4 , j Sart . . ! 7b ;h 111:12 .. pre r , ,...4. 11ii5' abuse was' tolerated, and then i rked atleroropele..., OA the‘,4lBoPipt..4l(tbett r t,7 4 : reakfast Cloths. 3-4ths „square. 10. 6 d• 8 14 iit a 'pplititil .... 1e........." Were allowed, yrith9 Oirtic, • .hismiJoao mot/Pm 441 h bilk AbS0111;:: OP .. . e L. 11-4ths square, bat bd., n long, 2 wide, fe, ohm, damask, g s . ibe guient.qoulityai I IS. 901 .3 . agitate' the mind. Ferdinand wiphaee no mot* Gilosoteasijetning to 4aelasopovititt4- :tst . ..thorha. demask,•lsa, 6d. sold at. every OW 4 0 1 1 5t.(4 voluntary. &outlet* homaishoes and . uh4Pteese unkh, Mira,: lice inn 45 PI. g •Neko"'W teffut 1,3/ long and 2/ wlde. 17s. (kL 4 yards .long r napkin., 71. per dozen, fuse •'dantask.do.ljs. din* hogives•seturity for his better behaviour to the char* iig,..,.: .Jdehadoo soni - hekoo;bok shosiol . t ei t i es, 6d. per dozen, fine dsmask 4.. OM. .Ritaibi sae,. ~ ; per- ."' °heist the.great topics of declamation vrith' th! t kilt w i s h Ak i g iop y ood: i i i i i i.t a I, very strong do. gcl. 1* wide, 11. *An excellent priosts, and • fanatic; at Madrid, is the impolicy anti iik spwr earlo rtito,bm ; ifti o rs 4 . f el o sits oposid. eting,2* wide, 2s . bd. ii widoOks.l l 4., i• drliootttiey of. ak 'oat any. pert of 'the. 1 ' ij • hard destroyed re o al :eloghtopts," a l INA ',hot loos alerting a envy wffitatt ty nail vortidoisto tk pleselal das4ss : - . 1 111 4' - piied.elseq4l - " 114111lifillICK witinatilt her particular —PA hrtH gON ] rwus • 7 1 0 W 4 .• of %%aerostat; sod •:: s - R ' *paid Ake , Cfpapitt -Ithso gol!iisowiliou" it* - be i ng . burnt alive: • -,..:' y'q.. - <',,'...i . : . •,,,.. ' ' ' 444 . l" Plaii ii • , ... • . F ig - ' •,, . 1 i ,N, 7 ~..t.: 1., is. soy.-- ,-..-.• ' - '• ;et ..1.4 2.1.1i'5iti4111At...... ill.k • • • . • .. . . • .... : - '-,• ), - : • .. . . • • . • , . . . . . . • Rs' rent.- . I P , . • . • : ! . I . . o ‹-se.-- - e. ,- .e....Z 1 di e deisr ie., ) _ ,ii . t'.', • . • ‘ V .‘44 1 1 , . - • -• l. '4 .11 t.r.t, s • • . , . - - - _ ..7...: .. -.''' : , ... * ,1 ... 01 - 4 •4 - ..+- . `4 . - •'. • . / dellik . * , * 1 :* ..11 . .. • • . .• - ; . •C: • ' •ia. . .• • ,fr• iffr i ‘Z • -.... N, / '' -• ' . • 4 i . a7ZiAt.4.O- , '..-* ' , • • . ' . ''' •:- ...4L . 2 ... :LE • ..4 I • ~.... 1 a-60620 e- a •:".11 Ar '• -' ..• ' . - , a- • J/) . • • . --;,, .ii,.' •, ' ri .. . - . •.. . _ • •-; • ,", - • . .1 • • • • ' . .... ... , , eli% ......‘ I 7 , , . . . . ... • . . , Y DEC EMBEIVIWISiiiik: :•..- • . , • . - -.----- - - - -• L zr al cat. Siniusymectio • -- - 4.4 it g ot ii&,-.L...*:_ p • ._ _ , Oa - - 1 - ar.. 4 . . . . .• If any part ofttglit - 4 Owl - C:4 ' be r7 ".661.614414614111144 pai5. the fnutk - ittiff ' : 11 I : ' !To. LVIII. will . • ,.. . This day was pub li shed, - • C. . • • In Three Vols. I2nte. peke 21,. bo n ds , ,'• /e.. •::, konae from the ,aligagtioir of church property , a t 1. ,1 t flld 11 17 Tilt SPA.EWIFE.— A Taut be sue &omen. re afraid.that.the. nee. 4finisern in oCtiqr E., diStAtt a ,), dd. boards, • . GEOMETRY ' IL - % Cmasosiecis. v - . •• elf •,(,.e • tiqvtlED =Sty be . Induced to ae.knowleuge, paft "Me ' Er the Author of " Annals of the Parish "" Megan dilliaize " Ike -Ali - -- • 1- , . lati . 1, IGONOMBTRY • - ~ ' - . ' , vesep• .- tllirttng• Iktatti to . olitaiu yno . taki, ....aMe‘kr.,tiii- I: say---Qabit say they . Let them say."..--Aesturamt. , , A. 4. . _. • . yell°alvrßoccifetythofe Royal' Pr a inted fr Olir d 1b474. Sdiitisaksis; 4, 4 • 4 :)• sod W. B %lonste. um. nelc s alieist(y would )k ge wiilitig." to rkt.is. Whittaker, hoodoo and ‘ . Ilite.thet , ilkdektatliCt litf South dierica, tin cein4iiion i . . . . • Of whom may be s a d, bk. ihifit:mk 4Avil l .• : i 'of *eking a cegtain, stipulated sum ; . htit %o, igitfirstiit 1 nts an i tl V T d . and W. Bc ll. c. . 't Ringan Gilhair.gi • qr, Kt* Ceeenainer.s. MEd Jedbii -phis. ' i, t.. 4 . ,Ki alp f- 3 1 1 . 4 .- ea l state of , his . I , 64: i n : dant cok i n T el, .' . ' - • - ..-• ' - . . . i ,::..--, that they are not moot the eLpeAioti - ,.1 independence . .l 1 he Meer Ganes. ' liLl1 . 101{+: SCHOOL. . • • -• • in his peesens e. Wlfen they sneak, thi.refoie, abOnt s 4 . c.f. . 1. R PROVINCE: I . nN account of the BEAI . IIIFUL eENSlA,tr§filf! taking.any steps with regard to the new Repplilkis qt . ' •' . . the . . 3.1 betireen the Yell» ,_‘./. _which the late Mr . Gusset Romouan acquired . 1* - ratst . a are atways üblicleJ to use, janrases •• t li *gal* . ' ' 1 Anecdotes, Usti/Wok Hosiiital, he was for some years•ett...aged to write the Addresses ,;41, A _ • '. • 'mt. • , , , ..) - -....,4 America. Iqe mongs and tattatics ere. near! ' 1 3 ES. . ' , .. as Ignorant and furicius : airthe 1,{i14 nn such t o p ics., , B Chlarch Yard. and War by thl. PAITIMIPIOIfomp Searser, to the victorloas'Oefeodent . ,of west, when iugircumstances which callebfor every stimututto .; "His Catholic Majesty, like other weak tnOfte L bravery.. fits balents , as . a cOnsmrcial ( lark to MT. MATifiNALlki *tat always have a favourite in whom he impitei :} ties, it end - . whose . advice he intifornily follows:_ . is t'' '. sr on tinteu - ' papet.,. bas , pro r n el ed r-bidldet ill ' o • a gs t , Am !n p i e k te a il i t .• inconi Tcac i lte ,.. r bu o: a lb: he t/ a : o,o of t o th m e i '-'` c:. oo , i? rel.; I,tsourne is a little Nob4eman called Con c;e - Twenty-eve be &el/ el Apoplexy, which seized hins.when, a?pa- , 's for Mankind : feminist fall heaith•• 4 1e let a Widnii end a Son wholly unpro4 la- P t. At, who is admitted to. ills pceience at m l _l l lBll - 49 ~. no. aided for. The former Vh.liMhisitaidiii kittscif and °.. by Needle-, itnd . 4,;put whole opitAt i tie';44;dii no"thiuk • • ct-rnucli ! t j OTT. egckjernainsg; 6110411*w weleenia , ... 0. ,.. that • t i ; ,. . - 41 . 41114 ,4 ii i... . i. "4 6 .44‘. 4, 4 : ,4 .50. • „. pg. • reir..a. west, 3 g vim-Tim-10. .• • ~• - , r INK.OY ern neat , onto, 'abr!' the advice ol:Thlt ia- 1 . ,weighs t h t : mor e heavily nn her mi nd. Her nations desire into ge l tern Pr ' he must be a very . -Literary Chronicle. her Son into the. Blue-coat School s that he may emulate his hve 5 0 ,01Petent pericit t that the Minlters baid been .con , Still- Father by an Ediicatlon,whtehithe hi riot, and which she learsthat i n ; wit,h the Freoas. ikitt4Otitii oti7tfiegneantini coo. .Ili hus k tsi Ot iga..'sope y, t Citkg te me tum ii she never shall be able, otherwise to:obtain for him : and if some ; Did wit. The work ty,way creditable to 10 1. I. h is aears. 'When, titereictre,Aey have arranged any ciethe Gcivernor will be pleased to compassion'ate her Case, and by a! -• f ears ••, .. .. ‘... . I:4 . ' ' h. e, * ' lb . 11 • ... d ' , : - f • Presentation, become thus a rather to her f at h er l ess Son, shc,will 7 ."PliltOntg.r -rnvi ' ri'iebre the kindnesi %kith it gratitude which, perhaps, bnly i Willow ,great , ...uleastAies Whicy.wiy he.nechsary to rees'' tablisit : 1 . . . so•sfilicted could feel. v ,,,.• ... i . ~. on . lleference is requested to J. P. Wcliford, Esq. Secretes at the threaten the' wiltaraiti t ng,' of the: trench troopt. ' Thts hs . - 77. ,-- 7 Puriptic Fund Olhce, No. 45, Lothbury ;to Jolepli hiarriat, Rig. i is t.,rn Fs pint into. a stinippung E. . M.P. Great GeOrge-street, or a w the . Niteteenth m i te; to R. IL m arten, E(1. pi t air . t re nte fici. Eene t' " )tir ; l 7 l , 4 l364 o ,... 44o Ca ,. ifficoh,(xl. M! ').te Ci l l O g i l l i ow a ing li artigte upon the affairs of Spain is ten- mercial Sale-rooms, ?dieting-I'lw'; Ids. ' llaecet ' aereene. Pin"berl- tained in the AreniviA Perifediaji Journal of the fa- C . place; or to the. Widow, w} t u lodges at No. 73, Park street s Gros.- natical pasty, datelil.Madrid,•Deten3ber 11 t.l plc of l i rotk"* -- C • venor-squake. CUSTLIeI-lIOUSD, BIALOCP - N. . ~ TO ag.B Ql ,l) DY AUCTION, - • . On ZJOYDAY, the Oa; histant, by Order Of the llonoutable Coat missioners of his allajesty's Customs, . T HE UNDLRM N ETI - ONED. G.OO - DS,. viz. . . Moat 48 Gallons of Foreign-Brandy, and 80 Gallons of Foreign einem; both are of the best quality, and will be Sold in Leois of Two Gallons each.--Sale to beam precisely at Eleven o'Clock.