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MP r - e,v4 xk_GtkO. ILL 44)"*"" - r l'utiumA s 'LczAbe etit,.o-timmt LONDON, MOND AY, JANUAR 22, 1821. • fa • a p.m.. Ne 4 19'26 • 1.. SYDNEY Ted •w the Seafoielr. " 71. Cause . for whim% FIAMP DEN fen in die Fseifi, INIPICOVED RPECTACLES. CNEST, No. '3, St. James's-street, Navin? been • eitahlished as a practical Optician more than 30 years. the greater part of which time hi, silent ins has been occupied it attending on persons of weak and frelsfe sight. and suit ing them with glasses of proper spheres, so as to make thens resit with as emit comfort as when their sight was In a perfect stole, and having attended on the most eminent Oculists when operations have hero performed, begs leave 1, , recommend his IMPROVED spEt"rAruts to Persons rho have andergone the operations for Cataract and Arti ficial Pupil. as being the nsost perfevt, having been mane - taelnrwt ender his own insatriiste inspection. C. %%IST begs leave to caution the Public against the 'gross imposition of tho4e person% that advertise their patent Spretacles, as 'heft is no patent; sad further, that those persons are not, nor ever were, Manufacterers of %ileums. C. V. anemia Personally at 93. Xt. Janie 's -street, from eleven till five o'clock. a here the process of manufactories glasses may be sees. Lexicon Pitelariel" ex inter.° Opera ityrnoinstleo exeerptunt., et jests Bede disposition: cligessit et ededit Menriens Huntineford. LL.B. Colleen B. Marie Wigton prop.. Winton Machin, !Ivo. prlee It. !Os. In hoards. ••• The Lexicon Pindaricuss is sold separately, pries Its. boards. 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K. liemeworth, to he Captain. by purchase. eke Gill, who retires ; Ensign J. Campbell. from theSkh Foot, to be Lieutenant by purchase., vice llems• worth. 12. l'ou.st-rs RBA Chi F.CA 1111saos A Vol. 111.—edltod by Professor Dorbor. 9e o. 134.10 Words. IS. COLLIeIIVVIRA 131114C4 11111,10111 A Oro. 6s. in boards. 14. J \COW 111n011 ELSIIMICTII td.ev s Ut SCA ; 8110. New F.Jltiou, enlarged, by Proftssor goober. 6s. 6J. In boards. TO-MORROW, THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. I and J. SIV Milli:HT. the Cosvrascron 4 , • strongly recommend to the mbs . the extraordinary attractive Felton.% of their Nen Yeltell Lottery, which con talus NINE PRIZES of ...... 1.000 The Flfth-drawn Prize NEXT Tt VT will receive Three of ilAtel., and there ore not Two Blanks to a Prise. A Purchaser of a single Ticket before NEXT TEEIIII tr. mac ohtalit Two of 91.001 g. •, and they hope to hems mimes,- ful in ilistrtlintim; to the Public, as in last Contract, when In one Lottery they sold All the Prizes of At their Old Offices, 37, Conduit; 11, Holbons ; and IS, Ilaymarket. 111. A Coy essasoos DICTION•Illr of the LATIN TANGOS, for the Use of Sehools. To which are added. an EllgOsllt and Latin Dictionary. and ao butes of Proper Neilsen. OF %blunder Adam, LI. D. Rector of the High Nebool of E:dinhergh. Second E titian. Oro. price ISs. in boards. Id. A WUNI11•111r of GCOORAPNY sad HMTORY. both Ancient and lloderm. By the same; bro. Fifth Edition. prire Its. in boards. 17. ('tssott•st. BIOGOAPftY. By the same; Sss. Second Edition, price 7s. le boards. Is. lio‘l% , ‘ ANTIQVITIES: or, an Aerostat of the Man lier% and Customs of the Romans. By the same; filo. Eighth Edition. Rs. In hoards. 19 I.r.rTrers on the ELIO FMT4 Of .IL6/•R4. designed for the Use f the Studies of the East India College, sad such other Young Person as levy he desirous of tasking Memorises thoroughly acquainted with the First Principles of that Science. Ry the Res. B. Bridge, B. f).. F. R. S. Fellow of St. Peter's College, Causbridge. Fourth/Edi tion, in Sen. price is. is boards. 20. SIIN. ILECTI. an ire the KLIIIININTI of PLAN& T 11100,10• ftt.Tfti. Eh the Rey. B. Bridge, B. D. Ilso. St'cuud Edi tion, price is. sewed. ttl. A TREATIIIR OS the Constructioa. Properties. and Analogies of the Three Coast Stenos& Sy the Rey. B. Bridge. 11. I). bro. &woad Editioa.C l e mi b e l is boards 12. A Tar ITIIII Oft NrCNANICS, OD an Intro duction to the Study of Newest Poi losophy. lit the Rea. R. Bridge, H. I). in vie large volume, tsso. price 11. Is. in boards. _ Jan. 17. P. Voting, Jun. and makers. a t —Jan. at Guildhall—Feb. 10, J. monger, at the Tontine Inn, . soh. Marereev. Mrottingitamsbire. N ottinghamalsi re innkeeper. at the Orevhoun ' doll, Routhwaite Mill. Cn Inn, Cockermosath—Feb. Liverpool. merchants, id the —March 3. Edward Whitley _ grocer. at Guildhall. Landon—J hlll-market, fishmonger. at Railer, Swillowfield, Wilts. 11. Jarvis, Tottenham-smart. hall—Jan. 27. T. Writ. Cif 10, J. W chant, at Guildhall—Feb. Aire, Iron-manufacturer, at Feb. 13. T. Sbuttleworth, Great White Gorse Inn. Falmouth. brewer, at Wyk .1. kannoth Makenzie, and street, merchants. at Guildln, .1.. Ross. nowgate-hill. merchai G. Oats and G. Oats the yr the Tontine Inn—Feb. 13„ square. m.sehant. at Gulldhl l a s e . cheepside, warehousr South, Fulham. plumber, Page. High II oilmen. linen , T. AVilley, Strand. bootmakt Matthews, College-hill nterch' U. Bentley Ilightiold. and Quebee, merchants, at the J. SkilbeeL. Leeds, linen-dr.4 13, T. Rurlinelem. %Vnreeste Inn—Feb. 10, W. 0 reenvennd merchant, at the White Link CERTIFIC J. and G. 'wrens. St. Jat nere—W. 1118 tlO /I, E Teel*" —O. Trent, Rourton, Dorsetsht Thoruhury, Gloucestershire. tall llndee-row, meteksit—W. Mimeo. P wart, auctioneer—H. White, Stran d -tar , Holmes, Portsmouth. soal-mcrelutrit—PC. Phillip, NI Pembrokeshire. linen-draper—J. G ~riby, sword-snaker--J Jiriffor, Minehester. unbrellaqu turer—W. Prentice, High-street, Southwark ironmonger , LONDON. JBURGESS and SON , being apprised of the 0 numerous 'Meat onrs made by many persons to impose a spurious article for their make, feel it incninhent upon them to request the attention of the Public in purchasing what they conceive to be the original, to observe the name nail the address corresponds with the above :—the general appearance of the hpurious descriptions will deceive the unguarded, and for their detection, .1. 11. and Soo submit the folios* cautious:—some are in appearance at first sight " The Genuine." but without any name or address : ruale "11l auess's Essence of Anchovies : "—others, " Bt. n ..is'•••• —and many more without address. JOIIN SUROESS & SON haying been ninny years ho noured with such disting uished approbation. feel every sen timent of reaped towa rds the Piddle. and earnestly solicit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive to he of their male, which they hope will prevent many disnppointreents. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. for general purposes,baving given such great satisfaction, coptipues to be prepared by them, and is recempelkted in a tidal undid pad cossenient Saner. Will kid, OA I. all climates. Warehouse, IQT, Sri AN n, corner of the havoc-step!, London (Tilt ORIGINAL Viiill- , ALCE WAREIIOI. •E.) 6-Ith ►litto—Major r. Mill, from half-pay 97th Foot. to be Major, Tice Lord C. Fits-Koy, who exchanges. filtth ditto—Major P. Dumas. from half-pay York Chas seers. to be Major. vice J. IL Fits-Simaa, who exchanges. Stith ditto-41001moms Cadet J. Clarke, from the !loyal Milltity College, to he Ensign, without purchase. 78th ditto—Ensign C. Eliot, to be Lieut. without par chase, vies liophiscappoloted to the Sth Royal Veteran Rattsaon; W. F. Hauaghan, Gent. to be Ensign, s• ice thhildltto--Capt. T. C. kleech, from half-pay 39th Foot, to bektaptain, vice J. Stewart. who ehthasies. M ditto—Gentleman Cadet F. Dslgety. from the Roy& Military College. to be Kaolin, without purchase. Stith ditto—F.nslin W. Atkin, to be Lieut. without pnr chase; Goatlentaii CailJt F. Rayne.. from the Royal Mili tary College. to be Ensign, vice Atkin. 91st gagfinenf of Foot—Lieut. C. Borne, from helf-poy elltbgttot.fo be Lieut. 'ice A. Cathcart, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. tW Royal Veteran Battalion—Lient. W. F. Ehhart. from Ist Foot. to be Liratenast. vire J. Davis, who returas to bis %rimer situation on the Retired List. 23. Inotinv into the Dynes of MIEN, in the Higbee jtad Middle (1 of Society is Weal Britain, %evoking from their respective Stations. Professions. and - Emplfsyinents. fly Thomas Oisborne, I. A. Two vols. Svo. 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Fourteenth Edition, 34. in boards. 163,000 in First Fire Minutes, TO-MORROW. (the 23rd of January,) THE DAY WHEN PARLIAMENT MEETS. TBISH begs leave most respectfully to remind • Mi best-414Wwwle We ileeklise that Ibit New Yant's Lotteries commences on the day shun Parliament moot. NEvr TUESDAY. 23d Instant • and beftire the King's Speech ran be announced from the Throne, at least 63,111101. in Capitals alone, must he determined ; a Three Prizes of 21.000 f. are so arranged, that they must be drann in the first Five Minutes. 3d Royal Veteran Rattalioo—Quartennaster W. Cham bers, front half-pay Royal West India Hangers. to he Ru sty', vI J. D. Papperell, who retires to his former situa tion on the Retired Li<l. Althourh T. k not the Contractor. he has no hesi tation in saying, the 14rheme is far superior to any that hare been offered for several Years, as the following leading features wi!l plainly evince : Nine P:izes of 21,00401. Consols and Mosey. Double the Number of Prizes there usnall has been. Not half the Number of Mauls there usually has been. At least Three 21,000/. st he drawn Next Tuesday. Threu mere :11.0tM1f. may be drawn Nest Tuesday - . Every Ticket now on saie must he drawn Next Tuesdly . In first Five Minutes mast be drawn Next Tuesday. One Ticket may gain Two 21,0911 f. Next Taesday. Nut Two Blanks to a Prize. Lowest Prize iti. Money. NotwithNtan ling all the foregoing excellent points, the Prier Tie Leis and Shares to am Public is redneed !—Tieket. and Shares are se!iing by BISII, Stock-Broker. 4. ('orahill. and 9, Chsr;ng-crasst. London, and by his Agents in the Comers, who shared and scold in the very last Lottery Con tract, (nist finished ) 1453 In Nine Mares 90,0 0 0 i. ' ! 314'... 3013 Resides era, minor Capitals too numerous for insertion. Prioes of Klocks are ottised. hourly, against it INII Mee. 4, Cornhill, by which the Pabhic can see the fluctu ations. FOR SCHOOLS AND YOUNG PERSONS. Printed for T. 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Brydon, Gent, to be Hospital- Assist ant to the Forces. vice Higgins, deceased. Brevet—The undermentioned Cadets of the Honwirahle the East ledia Company's Service, to have tile temporary rank of Second Lieutenant during the period of their being placed under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Pastry ' of the Royal Engineers at Chatham, for Instructions in the Art of Sapping and Mining. Cadet J. A. Crornmelin. Cadet A. T. Cotton. Memorandum—The rank in the army of Captain Pipnn. dth Drauoon Guards. has been antedated to the 7th Mardi. 1614, but he is not silo% ed any bael-pay. Commissioss signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. The lion. J. Neville, Clerk, to be Deputy-Lieutenant ; F. Koppel. Esq. to be ditto ; C. N. Wodelvmse, ('jerk, to be ditto; J. Maul, Clerk, to be ditto; the lion. G. J. Milles, to. be ditto. FOREIGN OFFICE—J&..2O, MI. The King has been pleased to approve of M. I -iittard- Vigola, being allowed to exercise the functions of Consul- General at Gibraltar. for his Majesty the King of Sardinia, while awaiting the necessary formalities to obtain his Ma jest)'s warrant of approbation. RANKRVTTCV ENLARGED. E. Leeson, Wood-oreet, Cheapsine. rlbbon-manufac tvrer, from Jan. 30 to March 20, at G111;411311. 111SKIMPTEtra XUPIERSEDEb. D. P. Heat. KneMorton, Norfolk, miller. E. Carter, Bristol. cheese-factor. BANKaI rTI. W. and R. Dina and G. Ilodstson. Bristol. leather-fac tore. Feb. 7.8. March 3. at the Bush Tat ern. Bristol. .lt torseys. Messrs. Daniel, Bristol ; and Mr. Pearson, Pump covet, Temple. E. Ileelis, Cltorley. Lancaster, spirit-merchant, Feb. IS, 14. March 3, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Attor ney. Mr. Gerken, Wigan. 11. Dowell. Knareshorough, York, grocer, Jan. 46, 97, March 3. at the Black Bull Inn. Ripon. Attorneys. Messrs. Coates and Morley, Ripon ; and Messrs. Loding ton and Hall. Secondaries-041re. Temple. 11. Davis, Bristol, merchant, Feb. 11, (I, Merril 3, at th• Commercial-rooms. Bristol. Attorneys. llessrs. Clarke. Richards and Medcalt. Chancery-lane ; and Messrs. Cooke and Beagough, Bristol. P. Slatthews, Glbson-street. I.ambeth. builder, Jan. 47, Feb. 17. March 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, J. Bandon', Deptford. J. Wildman, Fen -court. merchant, Jan. 27, Feb. 6. Mar. 3. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Paterson and Peile, Old Broad-street. I. Aaron, Chatham, glop-seller. Jan. 27. 30. March 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, 51r. Isaacs, Alansell-street. man's-fields. J. Woollls, Woolwich. timber-merchant, Jan. 27. 30. Mardi al, it Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Niel and Cot terill.Throgisorton-street. G. Clarke. Knightsbridge. carpenter. Feb. S. 10, March 3. at Guildhall. Auorney, Mr. Popkia, Dean-street. Seba go:pare. D. Thomas. Greenwich, chlnaman. Jar. 27, Fels. S. Mardi S. at Gelldhall. Attorney', Messrs. Sherwood sad Boa. Canterbury-square, Southwark. P. Statham, and G. Shakespear. Pall-Mall. blachlag-nog nofacturers. tan. 27, Feb. 3, March 3. tt turasys, Mears. Willey sad Morris, Wellelose-aquare. PARTNERSHIPS ntsßnLvEn. G. Dettmar mud C. Sieve-t, Whitehorse-street, angar-ro -6ners-11. Hunt, and G. H. Hunt, She Meld. Yorash;re. house-painters—J. Atasden and (I. T. Heath, itaxton, sur teons—J. Swain and J. Dark, itir.nineliata, plnters —W. Ds ke and U. Lucas. Rarteigh. Somersetshlre, enttle-jobberr —P. Nevins and J. J. Nevins, Esreh-fietd, Leeds, Yorkshirst, cloth-merchants—R. Fonder and O. Parsons, Stone, Staf fordshire, surgeons-4. 11. Ilnyzock and J. ilsycock, ju 1. Shrew lliry. soap-manufacturers—S. Keen and J. Dude:. Upper Marvlebone-street, eabinet-mannfactorers—ll.Holds worth and P (sill. Nottimrham, hollers—W. and J. It ineh- Holniforth. Yorkshire, merehsnta—C.T. Pinto. H. Parker and W. 1. Urquhart. London-street, wine-merchmn•., —C. Wall and 11. Friend. Rochester, stone-movioni —J. E. Lunen, G. Lonell, E. Ash, and J. Rentroagh. Hristol, met rhants—J. Rossan and R. Eachns, Middlrwich, Cheater, let ter-press printers—J. Nlaslin and C. Lowe, Minitel& cut lers—J.lll2y, E. Foster. 'F. Ilookes•,iind W. Wadley, Wool wich, cow-keepers—R. P. and T. 16sten, Oxenion-st. Ha)- market, eshinet-makers—C. Naacolas and B. Ruston, Tollsill-st. IVestaiinster, ebeese:nongers—J. White and H. Jones, Gloucester. barge-owners—J. Crook and W. TJoir,l, ilogliton. fAncashire. coal-merchants—W. Martinkl3:e ar..l G. Purdy. Commercittl Sale-rooms. Alincing-lane, brokers— J. Richardson and J. Langford, Manchester—M. Jenninx.i, A. Errington, J. Heath, and K Gillett, Colebrook-row, 14- lington. sehoolkeepers—J. R. Hall and T. Teasttlle, Water-street, Rlsektristra, importers of teeches—S. Rrookes and T. Barr, Hall's Pond-road, Middlesex, 'mart, man— & Oland. W. W. Walker, and T. James. St. Philip au I Jacob. Gloucesteriltire, stone-ware-manufacturers—J. ge and It. Evans, Oxford-street, linen-drapers—S. Da% in andJ Keorick, Wrexham, colliers. A.IIERICA.V PAPERS. (PIIOM TOE NATIONAL INTILLIGENCEIL) THE REPUBLIC OF COLUMBIA. The fallowing information is derived from a *note entitled to treat respect. As fares it goes, it may be entirely relied on. It is not of as late a date as repot is received by way of Philadelphia a few days ago, which were contained in a letter from Carmel's, dated November 4. Rebublic of Colombia, Oct. 4. 1940. The Republic of Co embraces the late Cap tain-lienerakhip of Venezuela and Viceroyalty of New Grenada, and is composed of that portion of South America which lies North of the Elnator anti extends from the Atlaatie to the Pacific ; it is in extent something larger than the old thirteen United States. and contains about three millions of souls, tbongh it has starred greatly by the wars and emigration. Of the character of this population, of the products of the country, and the blightitin4 system of Old Span i• relation t 4 her colonies, your own reading and ob servations have already informed you. In a rezioa where neither science, improvement, or comupwee were allowed, and where the mind as well as resources of the country seem to have been buried in the deep recesses of its mines, it is impossible, at this time, to foresee what will he the moral, political, anti com mercial attitude, when a liberal government shall cot oat its vast capacities. In every point of view. how ever. it cannot fail to be a sourer of deep interest to the United States, The Patriots rely with great enoildenee upon the Ifavourable disposition of t h is. who originated the late It -.••• • • ' 'l' •4 . •t ‘ • • • " • • . `'Sii• • • e s 1 ; 1 4 ! „ i . J• '•0: •• • • ' • ....?!4\lt i g '• , CP-It•41 , 1( -1 • • . . PRICE SEMEN Pryer. • se miter. wine and spirit-merchant. White Bear Inn. Manchester.— ad and Ahtsworth, Manchester ; Ivry. Temple. stet, Jan. 99, 90, March 3, at ttte lieplon-Mallet. Attorneys, Mr. mid Messrs. Ring and Lukla. 'on-cross, jeweller. Jan. 29. Feb. Attorney, Mr. Doble, Palsgrave- George in the Fast, merchant. S. at Guildhall. Attorneys. rore.street. . 1 road, bander. Jan. SD. Feb. 3. ttrotneys, Messrs. Nash and Rol- i s lon. tavern-keeper. jest. M. Feb. a. Attorneys, Messrs. [sight all t. linsiissimis. Assists.. Feb. O. . Chieltseorileftel. AStoeue7s. ► and Medullar, -Chaneery;ane ; , I and Rawlins, Birmingham. VIDRNDS. and R. Anderson, Wsppise. sai:. ▪ Y 7, 11. Jneksou, Strand, vintner. . Shaw. Plymouth Dock, iron- nn, Sheffield—Feb. 10. J. rawly- amshire, tanner, et Serooby Inn, e—Feb. to. J. Russ, Devisee, al Inn, Bath,—Feb. 16. J. Kea- httaheriend. miller, at the Globe 10, J. Fairfield and J. Bnekley, he office of Mr. Avison. Liverpool ey Elam. Nlarrh, Cambritreshire. on—Jan. V. W. Gallant, lo.adets- it Guildhall—Jan. 27, R. It, ts. dealer. at (I.ollll.llll—Fe IP, rt-rend, cabinet-maker, at Guild- Uracechoweb-street. perfumer. at Sowerby, Fish-street-hill, neer- -13, T. Pretty, Tipton, Stafford- at the Royal Hotel.ll , rmineham of Ipswich, listen drip-r, at the • Ipswieh—Feb. 13, E. Angore. 'yon': Hotel. Filmouth —Feb. 17, 1 R. Abbott, Ais‘tin-friare. Brom:- 11111111—Feb. 10, M. Rosa, tilt' (. • les-chants. at Guildhall —Feb. In. ' • younger. Sheffield, merchants. at A. Hort, prep -street, Finsbury - Idhall—Fch. 17. R. Wil.on, WM- -344111111, at Iluildhail—Feb. 21), J. at Guildhall—Feb. 17. W. F. rn draper, at Guildhall—Feb. 17, maker. at Guildhall—Fel. 17, F.'. 4 nerchint. st Guildhall—Feb. 11, 1 Liverpool. and of IGeorge Inn, Liverpool—Feh. 13, draper. at the Court-house—Feh. • rester, glover. at the llop-p414 iwood, Ilawksclough, Yorks:lire, • lon Inn, Halifax. CATES —Fen. 10. auses's Walk, Clerkenwell. japan VI tea, Worcestershire, porter '10ut.... orsetshire, maltater—T. Sperrin, ire, tallow chandler—F. Writ It, V. Mosso, Prospost.pisee. Seem- White, Strand-inne, printer —J. 1-mereltent—PC. Phillip, Narbertb. mper—J. Gushy, j , Manehester. nahrellaona aurae.- -street, Southwark, ironmonger. • mire ntssoLvEn. • Whitehorse-4tmo. sever-re- , H. Hunt, Sheffield. Yorashire. HI multi. T. Heath, Roston, mar- l/ark Sirmineltate, platers—W. Halt. Somerretshlre, cattle-jobber* 104, Lsreh-field, Leeds, Yorkshire, tier and G. Parsons, slooe. staf- f A