The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-22 00:00:00

Coutpany No. 97, on the West-sitlYi of Nair liimatkirext, sear Oxford to reef. n regular Ice _..cntion to ti I his kik attend‘ace at the limosien Ileum fee idallaistvellms of justice% and by his unremitting 'venial; for the preservation of the rights and privileges of skis City. ' Resohyri unnnimousl3, Vail the Thanks of this Wnrilmote be given to James Saunders, Esq. Density of this Ward, fur his unremitting assiduity in the discharge of the various importnet duties of shut Fituntion, ni.d particularly far the correct manner in which he keeps the accounts of the Want. Resolved unanimously, That the ahove'Resnlations he signed by the Ward Clerk, and inserted twice is the Stntesmen, Morning Post, Herald, Morning Chronicle, Courier, null Tra veller. W. METCALFE, Ward Clerfi. PARTNgRSRIPJv' ` • ; rplIE Advertiser wants .au ACTLVE r PRISON • . it_ in take a SHAKE n CONCERN, we Imbed, in the hest Ctuation In London tld he short, SIX F 3 •)R KO FOUNDS is wanting. and half that sum oily required for the p e. eat ; the profi., a ith gond utanagemeni, will he mare thou Lalf the capital *morally, and the Partner 'sill alira‘s. be in of property egged to what he brings in. It is is the r 4 .tsine tier. ANptt for W. 8., at tag Albion. 47, Ludgate-hill. CITY Of'LONDON. TO WIT. • REFOItE THE LORD )lAYOR.. JOUN WCARTY, of No. 16, Providenee- Av roar, Flnsbury-Aware, Rectifying Distiller, do yoluntn rih it.bd untessoly make. Oath, that the Brandy manufactured it'd sold by me , in imitation of French, it rfectly free from Oil of Vitrtol, or any other injnriou, article. Its superiority orisiog solely from a long experience abl nod .4 nor that in any Broady ninoufactered or sold by me in future shall the priori tit on is hich I havelittberto acted be deviated farm. JOHN MiCARTY. WAI,BROOR WARD. AT a WARDMO'rE, held at Salter's flail, be fore the Worr,hipfulJohu Atkins, Esq. Alderman of this Ward, on Tuesday. the 21st day of I)ecember. 1813, for the i choice of Ward O ffi cers for the year ensuing, the following • Gentlemen were elected Members or the Catalano Council for 1 this Ward for the tear . ensuing : Mr. Deputy Williams. Mr. Win. Pearce, Mr. Thomas Tien. Mr. Wm. Ryde.Mr. Won. Ree, Mr. Thor. Hale, Mr. William ' Woodward. anti Mr. Ephraim lie) vs ond. Rosolved unanimoudy. That v.. Thaqks of this Wardasole be given to John Atkins, Esq. Alderman of this Ward, and nue of the Representatives for this City in iiirbament, for his ability nod perseverance .4 supporting the Caustautiontsli viol, hod tairileges of the.c,sausstry , ,a 1 of.the trading jute:este of ibis gr• it Cils ; for Ms drrtgiA tsad ee a a Illegivlsarts s. . and for ids impasiiaiity and politeness shown this d..y in . the Chair. ~ Resolved ananianously. That the Thanks el this Wardutot :be givan to Mr. Robert ssbhy (he h vin; expressed his desire to retire from the utttati..r of Commoi; Councilman of this Ward), for the constant and faithful manner hat which be has discharged the duties of that =l6c.e upon every ',erasion, since he has beat elected thereto. Resolved us animously, That toe Thanks of this Ward mote he given to John Atkins, Esq. Alderman of this Ward ; and also . In Mr. I)epu,‘ William,. Mr. Pearce, Mr. Belt, Mr. Ryde, Mr. Ross, Mr. Hale, ai.d Mr. Woodward, for the grant atten tion and pains bestowed by them In theinsiten referred to their consider:mart) at tire lam W.rrainute, retpretlipg the repairs of the Ward Watch-house ; rind also to the aheAse-tironed Gentle teen of the Ctlistimn Coumil, for their able and judicious ma- nasesoent of the kcal concerns of this Word, tied for their ge ne, .-.I roi:duet as Our Represetdativesl in the Court of Coanuoa Council.• - mei-rased unaninotusly. That the foregoing Resolotions be irt . seried.ia dices M io rui Jig nu ki three Evening Papers, sighted by tba Ward Ckerb. . . (Silinid) MOT THOMAS; - Ward Clerk. %Aron) ni the Mambo Rothe, Loudon, this 4lth sliay of ttuguvi, 1813, before we, 'FO (SitneoI)FiCIIGLET, Mayne. rfClifhTE FAMII.4LS, et. • (Fur Reno v :!ntiey.) IiUPER.TOR TIANDY, Id,. per Gallon, to be had at No. 16, Providence row, Finshurv-square, in any na‘ I'!s than Two Ga0..14, and delivered to any part of form, free Yf P s yL'PLItiOR NOYAU, at 31. 19s. 6d. per Dozen (bottlei Included). Orders /Aso received by Ilse Arent, Mr, Dadtl, No. 10, Norfolk-street, Middlesex hospital, where Samples may be ASIMMONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the • Nobility and Public hi general, that a paving frond 4e ta 511 per cent. in the price of CLOTHES, h appli tug at th 6 TAY OR'S COMPANY OFFICHS, 123. New Rood street; No. 8 said 481, Strand, near Chariog Cross. Subjoined is t Sketch of the Ready Money PRICES : Best Superego. Cool . . £3 15 to £1 4 0 Ditto Superfine, or Saper Great Coats 310 to 5 5 0 Lodies Habit.' . . 6 0 to 616 6 Todenet or elorseilles Waistcoats • 016 to 018 0 Fine While Ditto, Dress L/ittu • 016 to 1 1 0 rich Blot k Silk Ditto , 1 6 to 110 0 'Worsted Stockiiir, Pluitninnns 1 6 to 110 0 Ditto 8-Thread, very moot . . 118 to 2 5 It Cloth Pantaloons . . 112 to 2 ill Cl . Bersevmere Ditto - 2 2 to 2 5 II . Breeches . 1 6 to IIS . 0 . Pilule Leather Ditto . 1 lal to • 3 3' V LIVERIES. •• 1 3 11 E COILDI AI. BA LM of GItJKAD is 11404 . esteemed in the East nod West lobes,' fat intiefithigitt MI. )avigilf4l4SE: the Nervous fisstcm, nod meting us a getiend Hester rative lo tlehglitaied Constitutions, arising from Biltons . pt iuts .11.1.0 'tied in it climates. 'rhe mild, and trimmings i:erves are worinc , l and steadied; the relaxed fihres, or ,suft flabby flesh. rendered firm ; the muscles itivistotttted ; mid the .e.susei;ded limbs covered with firm desh; :aid the exhausted yes sets replenished. Sorb a- have the clue tail eloratibn of females, the studions as wt II as the sedentary part of the cbmmunity, should never be w ith o ut the Cordial Balm of Gilead, whirls removes DiSew•e9 to the head, invigoroteS themind, improves the memory, unit eit her's the imagination; revives and ex Lilirntes the liinguid droopinispiritsi. promotes dieestioo, nod braces the serves. This Medicine it told in Battles, price It. each ;or four in one Family Bonk., for SJ, by which the Purchaser saves one Ils. Battle, by nil the Medicine Venders in the • United King dom. To prevent Counterfeits, observe particularly, that tie words " Stool. Soloman, .I.iverpool," are printed on the Stamp. •** As Dr. Solomon's ilnirtice is vow became sogreat and eotessiiive. thmt his constant eug g sigenreiits require a considerable portioo of his time and oitendance„ hr expects, when consulted by Inter. the usual compliment of's One Pound Nate to be io clfse4, and should. for safety, he thus directesl3-.-s" Mane* Letter, 1)r. Solomon, Gilead HMS!, near Literpdtti. Paid dmehie postage.',' ltoffel Jurtwt and Woisteontouci Cord itreeches . 919 6 Noir of Livery X 5 otos 10 Surtuut Coat •oto3 16 p t..u oi e g u t Coot 15 to 6 10 ' Overall* . 12 to 116 0 'l7rrins of Cootrtset by the Year, Oil CiNkSiderillkill of returnity t heir 111 d ones t 19 Smits per Year iii 01 h Suits per Year £46 1(1 4 intro - '24 0 1 6 Ditto . A/ 10 Yin the same priori le. for Coats only : 5 Coats per Year selo 10 5 Cones per Year £l6 0 4 Ditto . ld 10 ti Ditto . 19 0 Otoiletnen on joining their respective,reeiments, or. ;ring soread, equips, ns ordered by his R. H. the Coinmaisler,irs.Chief. LAirs' Riding Dresses, turd Young Gentlemen's flossier Ditto, code in a superior ktyle. T h e exiravaltaill charge of those who take and give lmig credit Ens hero a subject of complaint, A. 8. and Go. assure the Public tary will find a material difference in lhesr priers from oilier temses : in emsrequence of itiodurtlog their business (or quick payment, they are enabled to bell for less money than other blue t s ; ii tiseh i g their goads for.—Gentlemen iu the cianitry nip ple,' by pending their measure, or an old suit. DISEASES OF THIII UaNTHKA., MR. DUFOUR, sole Proprietor of Duran's ce- -,...--- lebr. te i Medicated Boogies having confined his pray • . ' 1)1tBILITY, lITItiCTUItES, ke. tire for more than 20 yeors to the cure or Strit•tares, Obstruc- it .140RUSSED with a consciousness that their de ran', I)ebility, (itmorrhcmi, and every other Disease of the viation from the general plan has been highly beneficial to I:reisoa, 11 ate!' himself twat extensive practice, joined . to the - 1 others, and improved'ln their professional acquirements by the mildness of the remedies he employs, exclusively enahli•s 1.103 maturity Of near twenty years experience, Messrs. CURRIE to offer 0 safe and permanent cure, not suniert to the dancer unit CO. continue, with • unabated ardour, the eradication of lied inefficacy atteudiug to the uses of caustics or common i those disorders which are the consemabee of illicit indulgence, Boogies. lor the destructive habits of the inconsiderate Schoal-boy. lu Persons in the country stating their cases ftil'y in a letter, in- ! p r ,,y ei sing the cure of these Cn mplaints. they hold ing no in (+nag a use or a two pound note, will have proper meilichies F • ducetaeut 10 vice ; hut, sensible as all men onus ( be o f the ex. s•nt to the A n t onio. or the various symptom.. method of : .stence of such calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly "re. Ste. see Mr. Dafitur's Practical Treatise oil Menses of educated Surgeons of London, and of the Royal College of the Urethra, fity. price So. the Seventh Edition. Tn he had of Edinburgh„, In all cases of Siphylitic Infectino, and in every the Spoke-lien I and at the Author's house, No. 54. - Frith- 1 comp l a i n t of D e bility and Deficiency, whether t ithin g from she street, Soho; where he may be consulted between 9 and 4 I n f a t ua ti o n o f 0 certain destructive habit, long real/freee in warm aid occasionally from ; to 9 in the evening. climates, free living, or any other cause producing a denten, . - ---- l of manly vigour, the patient may rely on a speedy reateration FUlt'fif ER Proofs of the EfiCaCy of DIXON'S s o ~,f g * oroue health, Their improved plan of curing Strictures of ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. ' the lifretiara has been attended with peculiar sneers,. Strictures ralmouth, Martial. 1512. iof ten and twenty years' duration have yielded to their treat- Slit,—ln juelke to yva, and wishing well to notakind, it is sent in see short period .of three weeks. Several Noblemen se) desire that you make hue wu to the Navy ray Case. I re. and Gentlemen of the first respectability, wha have laboured under turned lag January two tears from the West Indies. in a most this painful and distressing disease, having received a recite/it and deplorable state of health. I was reduced to death's door, and permanent cure, tiarticulas Ey request that reference may be made le.' all. oiled bells« spr.st eminent medical men, withaut much fa them, as satisfactory evidences of the derided meseioeity of ometirlinrut, nod ~ft. r fourteen mouth was g i 'fa over: I then Messrs. Carrie/Hid Co.'s Plan of Treatment. Many at these sou • dvised by Mr. Grorre Lent..., of Hull, to try -pier Dixon's Gentlemen bad been under rite- care of lifessr4. Shaer, Ileavi Antibiletrus Pills, a hem after taking nue box, I gonad myself side. atid nthee Surkl""e" of 'V" , "'" e l'er•oleil9iMlltemP t e d h• tter, a n d by usin g them in three months returnee' again to my their Curt by the application of the Lunar , CAM*, 'kvitbitul City. success. lam now on my way to join the Dragon, at Haub:Woes, as M,,ers. Corrlentsd Co. may be consulted by patients oecither sell as I ever was in my life ; and If this letter can tend to sex, with Hie greistetilsecriley andAisatiar, at gels kause, No, sialhe'yutir InediCiee More known. you may SW Hit MAW. , lu7, liation-gardett 1 44 - m ai . ' • CHARLES JER.i.M Y, I Patients in the country are ed So state thepartlealer Lleatetient of his hinjeiny's Ship Dragon, of their case, see, and georttalhatite nPlivlag,./kr. tea. idrlpoas , Tn Mr. Dikes, Apothecary, Soo riitton. Sissere• a remittance for advice and med i cines, wh e n the same ,mlll be Said at Mr. lialler's e!.emical and Patent Medielne. Ware. givers or sent to any part of the kingdom; To esetitmlintrie hliate. N... 4, Chesipside. mover of St. Pool's Viarch-yard 1., tray sn seliteateli to their anderlithtnits the leusaildle of Wilt 41 4 mast MeJiciut Venders, is Pekes at 21. Pd. eacii• ataj he addot tu tea sawn fur anugir,s„ - . pr OW . _ .arged,•comftted. and matestally E STIC.MANAGENf EN"" ,ul Cookery Book; on eionolitlito. 4'f%. ~,r universal toe. • Comprising, -In sittiNties „.. the cm.- try, or.. other treys metal minipill/means, 11.t4F4Ss•ir44wli!!'s fur' snaking Yi IN ES. An ESSAY on . D I NT, considered as the } Most auturol tneans of ireserthsg Ifeilth, nod niulongific Life v general Dissertations on the Moungement of a Fitfully, ond 1 particular Remarks on the Dieting of Children ; 10 which is I prefettvd, the Method of treating such trifling medical cases, at properly come Within the sphere 'Of Domestic Management., . . By o LADY. " Wireanoot do gut foie reader. ft gninfrr service than toJe commend this Work t, It Is, withotit exception, the rant prac tically useful of any of the , kfirl, Mid wlhl-*e found rational and amusing."—Froth the .I.4dics Museum', Jame,l'alli o ,. poniton : Printed for B. : and R. C hs'ROSßy,rd Co. 'Sas tioners•-court, PrOoritoster-row ; rind sold int '&istkliellers. • Also. CROSBY'S COMPLETE flOWllltitEnpk,ft'fli A.CCOUNTTROpK,.for 4114, .with Red or lakickLinct, con-, hiding of Ruled Psige, for every Orly in the Year.—Eyents of • 1113, Holidays, . Moveable 'Feasts. Coach l4los, Tallies iff i Sixpences. arid Important Ohservations on DesnAlil i c Aff4m, Ye.' CHURCHILLS,GENUihII: GUIDE. to EALTH and LONG LIFE: - or. Pfnetieal Essnys on the nio? iminnal means ; of presetting Health, 'sod. tering Disease,. , (wk of great. I. l.l EANF.4'S F iZt ili el i brif,D CULTURE 4 to STRAW triliftftY, AMINO"). MY, and. OOPS EBER RY, on the' i means of oht.ilaing abssittat crisps ofThiitin 41 seasons, Soo. l!boarde. 2i. toyed, IN. 6d. .. ,-._.- tI Price 44..• rittPA R ATO itY TO PART.4 ENTA R ENQCtIY.,. A N EXPOSITION of 'PRIZE ItTleri(ft A CATURE find NAVAL W ItONTAI T'WHlkit 'With Cuiles at a reeeni toriwspi'r6rlener. ( be. Hurl aelittlfiß R- P OL.. the KING'S Ili-QC:FOR, Copt* Sir Obikri,Po ki`!. HAM. R. N. the white heinz Must rntive of the practiteuf tip •Pr'ze Courts, and -the neeesuby of RIiFpRIH. • ' By JOHN BROWN, . .Navnl Prize Agent; AuNI. of" The hlystriles Neloratly4. jinn," d:e. • To be hod rti' hi. Joan, Nu. 6, Newgelaiiireet ; and tlf all ether►k}4lkr*rr,t country_ ' • 8. bfaesacreof.Awietican prison us ed to iheiOfficers of Great Britain,' britise x es en gaged in its service; ibatidoning toithe savages the.. corpties.of -American prisoners 1004, kg, the Esige lish, into whose baud, they -hada** 40011105 10 r-e0 pillage tutd murder of Astiericaneithimulrhe .had,rea paired. to the English' under the liolssuaso of 4heirs protection ; the burniego( their lieuslal‘ 9. Cruelties exercised at Harnpyrinelnk The first article demonstrates,: 00tt. 4 10019,44it. Government has adopted rigorous. lowiteeeetoltiekle the prisoners - which were nor v nempnitter $4l secure them. 'kids° proves the contempt, ditosa t Govern- Inentibr Elie ordinary laws at . witte Ihet, Govern.: mail, ! whichrconfines individnaiii in. c4otte. prisons, and O'H E :A them , without crose,lrern • the ports of the colonies, to the Mewl 'of . Greitt Brie tain. i N t The secorl- shows, that this &sow of detainieg American citizens as English. subjects, in wnetever lieh t it bity.be regarded euftie as. principles nee tens L rgitnesi x bstill in*fortettiend. that these detetitionir c ontinlsete tike place by the intertentinte er Atm soils Wary or neVak officers o f this Government. it pees also, that though . Great 'Britain does not. permit ether nations to naturalize its subjects, it is disposed to constrain those foreigners who havegot themselves naturalized in Great Britain, to remain subject to-its taws. This mutton% even &opposing-that all persons so detained are afterwards released, evidently sub* jects our fellow-citizens, on a bare suspicionOto treatment, milich they ought not to ; Inter, *weld ing to established rules concerning prisoners of war. "ft is seen by the third . point, that white -other. American citizens were allowed a reasonable time to .leave England after the rttplure, all the seamen who lavere then in the territory. of Great Britain, have been considered as prisoners of war, whether they had entered its. ports in time of peace t per whether they had been coarincted thither- by forms! ender pretence of their carrying on an illicit teathik: The justice er this exception isnot less evident than the jealousy it betrays of this ireful class of our fellow country men. The Committee remark only, that it .this ipractice of engaging American sailors to serve on i heard of English vessels is generally adopted and authorised (which is sufficiently proved by - the ad vertisement of George Maude, English Agent at Port Royal, which is among the documents justify ing the first article), the naval power of that State mill increase in proportion to the number of our sailors who shall be imprisoned. The present war 'having changed the relative situation of `the two na '• tions, the pretended right of pressing can no longer be exercised ; but the same end is attained by another means. All the sailors so employed (the time of their service is not fixed), incresie the naval strength of the enemy, not' only by depriving the Coital States of their active services, but also by furnishing Great Britain with the means of continuing and even extending its commerce, "without - diminishing the numbed of sailors employed on board its men..of war. The documents in' support of . the fourth accusa tion, prove that the officers of the English armed vessels are in the habit of forcing the Americans who are 'pressed, to serve against their country, by threats,• corporal punishtnoat, and even the fear of instant execution; which furnishes an instructive comment on theprotestations of the English Govern ment,.of its promptness in releasing American sailors found on board English men of war. With respekt to the fifth proof of the cruelty of Our enemies, it is only necessary to observe, that in a f,ticalar instanoa,.that of Dr. Kechau,• the atro - the cir . biotiLiTY, /kr.. b by the uniform success attend -IJmg their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of n few prevalent rinatilaints, which 11:114 been confirmed by the ex perience of many years in it large and extensive practice; sen sible assn of the hiippy . elf.;rts resulting to the public from me diral tr.en i•iinfining their nHecitimi to a certain eta-6 of disc.:pc*, Messrs. GOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders arising from it secret destructive le iltft of inconsiderate youth, which lint only occindons a numerates train of nervous af •feetions, but also retails on Its votaries all the enervatinglaibe etlities of oblate. In that distressing state of debility or deli . eietiev. whether the cote.equenee of such baneful r.abits, exces dye draiklnz. I.ung'resillenee in het climates, or any either ean-e, by which ;be pillweta b of the, eonstitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they otter n firm, safe, sail speedy resioruijon to sound and vigorous health, • Wherein early. .application Is made for the cure .4 a certain Disorder. (resiliently r.mtracted In a moment of inebriety i the eradication Is generally completed in the short space of two days I and in the more advanced and inveterate stag e of Year- Teel hifertion, characterised by a varietc.otpiciatful . and distres sing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan ( witliont restraint la filet or exercise) will ipsure to the patient n permanent aud, i radical mire. • • • The diveotir44.l the Urethra, as frequently-connected with or arising from t hewloove eamplalnt, have not escaped their attest-' thin; •by an infallible and improved plan, they ;ire enabled hi) remove obstinate Netts rind Strictures, w het her .recent or o f twig duration, without • resort hie to 'elle painful • rind elasigerous use of the caustic boogie. Many instances ran be toldueed of very inveterate calscrs:of several years cftuti.iusire, Ttrviue yield ed to ilieirwielhod in o few. days, after the care had been at tempted, by tither practitioners without effect ; owl with has been the agreeable result of n practice of fourteen years, that the mode of treatment bas out in one single itatnnie ever proved abortive, daring which period many thousaritfitersans, of bath sexes,- Wave experieould the enjoynient, of having been per fectly cured, after secere rind injurious methods have been per teallted lotiratyporprar - Maxus. cad Ca. • 'elusively profesaing the cure of these paricatar.eomplaints, M strlrr that they may tot he, by a usistalsen few, marked wilt 114 , tteignonutt easpirie, thick. that they have' branch of the they hare to cot Irma their endea' 'of tie sebum al 'Mint)." coast i h. Acme with which Iwnourrd. 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Ls. mni,,,i,...• ceicrints a ill ..erf..rm Zit Chard+, in and far the Ward 4 Cheep; in the CIO/ of toe:. 4.4Juiputy ANO . GEN /AA!. TibBATISE ON +LIE • THE DEvivs BRIDGE. don, on Tuesday. tae 41st day order: illsg.befi fl e Hie W a i ,,Ja p . ' * • - ' • t NitED STATES OF Abillitliallo I' imn. .".. . Ail Samuel Onodbehrre. r•Q. 4 16 0.1 111 Mertes nif the Eke- DISE4SES OF CATTI.H. '‘.. IM Me ha Yoltune Mon , Price 110. the Theory lecood - ' -- ~ ass In .....doelati ~. l'o which will he added, . .. . ~.. t h e N ew G ran d m e i n i hm , d i c ° denia l soetuie, , 1 iettt a Ward Officers for the yent ebialag. .. , • (c2lth time) Resnlyrd nannimmisly. Th.' liDe . Thula ef-Ihis Ward/ante ;• . • fgli tiork of ' - WASHINGTON, ;Nap!, . - - -. „...• , ,:c, Art 4.1 ... in three Acts. crated VERY MAN -11 IS OWN FARRIER ;' In Itarciaz Oir *R. 'Sic° X, DEPUTY TO vna conwamph, . ILLUSION; be give to Samuel GonilhellevP, E-q. for Isis..filterist *Mid ilapar- tini e.widuei itteetaz th e election, nee e gi o T o hid active. enek4. . glitch are incorporated sae valimble Improvements oh. CONCERNING TUE CONDUCT . Willeff •A I AISIN Alp OR, THE TRANCES OF NOURJAHAD. Me, mod independent exertinuo. net Daly as Alike-mon of shis tit nil ryinenetuel eitterience in a lone milled, ostensive prat- „Itty.w BY _....... Tug EAGLISH DURING ?lilt ' • p o ses. 7.5. j Sect' .% Prite' 3s. 64.-Pri. 3.. rid. ; Second Ward. Init at :t Itlngi,luttenf litif. City. . . • 114 } N lalth en enlarged Appendix on theqtality, coatitaisitioa, • ami . prepanttion o f the varimic Medicines. "" . • . „The COMmittee to'Whorn was r 5.•-4 ower I;:iiiery, 9.. ; Second Prieto, is.-Upper Tina the Thanks a ibis wardisois he also gives - Ito Si r. Dr. . . . pray, .• •lly FRANCIS LATER, , gallery, lk. ; Second Price,. 6tL . .711 , 01i..46 TtlKATttli-ROYAL COYHNT tiAkiillsi. Mr. Thomas 4,ift, Mr. John Sig* Ur. Richard itathigell, Latid . .o : Pnnted for R. and R. C itOs 1$ Y and Le. Map. "1. 4 7. 14 4 1 / 2 1 . 4 ) .404 144 , r i. i S present EVENING, Dec. 22, will Mr. R it- hord Wool' ;M r. Joh° Ferrel, Hal Mr, Ws. FA*. dor/eat-4mm. Ledghte-Areet,stad wit hy alkestoksellern. enemy and to the means emplered . b7rne„ v ii,ii o . ) . . ) . ; . Smith, for iliac zenlaus, Indepeedem, end hiebly sseritorioes . 2 * V wile.° M a / 1). 4 4 Iv the ogre utimr4 • ' • he perforesee. Efi MAN ti S • • CAT LK DL/C1 OR; the ft B.POBT. . ,::, . 4:. 4 .7_ LOFT: IN A VILLAGE , i sogiees, as Commas) Councilmen of Ohl Ward, Third &Mins, with trehtispket; stirassastift. the di event ' ' That:they hake collected and arranged all the teIICI6 'Resolved, That she above Resoltsiiige lipardw'role w a rd y oung m r e,tows," slr. Simian; Rom*, Mi.s Stephellanxt Cderkrgaill publialatt is three bloraiagaaatkirieitgeoloamcw lir et Chair...4os. bd. issimis. ~ .. • , ~. ~. To which will be added. , We COIROat crojettore AV vital ateldebtllsls Work has bgen ! t r ynonitia *hich they- have been obit es prof:ere ow,: The New twelm-Draatatle Opera. in two Acts, called , . - ..••.' - 9.. 11 , WEinViPalt Ma n dif .5n leak wanniced by ad; bit' a tersalnly.deseeved eery early i` this head . These testimonies, -end tilt) ddeimirente i'• , ' allennort•-Wettottottismilate to Ine ol ll l 7o-1 . 21 t 01 ,1 1 ,7 4 4 °_ , 4 ! t e t Wllidb alleamparty (bear,. are submitted fi to the nessitti •.,.: FOIL EIkiGLAND, ROI T i e Doors Vichy opined at bow pis. Iliolliabikb. to b.-. .'"•*•• .': ; .., • i -cy -,..‘,„ ~ ...a R . r. , .. .,e: . " , ... ,n . , '• '',-.. qrcrinhf_srittaTii.4ll`, who szear 7 ya,, , agFaaa -- . 1 diritloa of the Vouolo* t tt wing ordsn I r-. ,- r --, • gin at half past sit. ~• ..• • I , ' ••• e , ' ' 'l , •- . e it 4Wiii,ETID AL i of;; Witt ' ' - T. tiistsaatanni , ot , timAnkinittimerieganata%, : ----- . 4 6' 4 " AT a X I ASCOWirr.t; 'Ap i a 4-. A Ai eg II: MS ly MI t , in the di 7ibrs.jpsrylew sat F chrikegiv it ,tan - . - ALBION lel ill: AND LIFE INSURANCKCOMPANY, .til . .for e .1 1 1:i lof I)oargatr." „ tombs War. reinenc setnuMS. ' got taw eistcal _ rit? kr - dig time • :?' Dit. " °4 o r Ameries" ''. lll.lll4l9 11111 " 4P441/fa. ' 4. NEW NH11)11E-STREET, RLA IA RS, • 3111140 7, - .. 4. • ,.ler de: IMO ;(6 ' *WI: tted,itlrefoloatitlrWerks uf eke. or: Su Detta9-Dthiler tilt:partite ',40 !their bhiallAtvat intl. .:. ." RAI vowEittiD UV ACT,OF P/St ir t a llAblßN l a __ •..j tlse peg am .. : •i• • ' ' ' 4. .. •• . ~ . . ..,,-, • f rom Flux, kod . on LIV on: ,le was resolved tiottolindinii;Writ s bilfillituttr i llidaki tit' • • met ot &reef/V: l 7 'at this virile* tiapiataeiti. ay Joan "pitfall .territary,.. o . o o.patanklenagon: , .giti.liat ftE r i la lb -1 02i , Insurance • • Woraostitekw InOtbitto II rit ", kvery Ciao, Itisre t e Gar . dgiwc.7 Qs. . & Deterien of -saiimes;astaidatenerlle - berwillltiblqr . . al for tilt Grant and FareloWe a ANIItITI ES. i, _ Oleo la Geereelrhaliers Ent:AWlttneeilf skit 'se ed. ne %• A VIAL. trent, late,Lood Mayor ot this Cier,_fisc his • -oprightoilreborge • 'CULPE PER -BRITLSititERSAL.. I 3II edit: . 1814, sin were in nnglann who'll's., ete'sofieciered. , a :', .' . 44 - . I nsunuwes falling dor nt GDR tSTMAS will empire sobs. : iof the.sidlica of that high and irksome& &See; 4.11111 glasy, , Lova and improvrd by Dr. Parkins, with S(*) Medicines.olotio 4. renewed within Sheet, days from that period. • . spbest . sor, besayetenee, and Witte: adeentige.,ellaced . -yids er Vejrhs. not in may , other Wislon, on lee Medium Poore, 11, - cord .. ag - Forced service of Aitteciatiao Sailor' prentedred . • f Theses tem of Fire Insurance pureed by this CoMpany af. yield,, On fr..% loPID" I re /it enterlasoments gismo to the 11,0 rd Mayor of Defillit , ettluttred. l'ia lea . W. tiler/Li plate. 4s. 611. hriani.., !...to,i,od. .i& lisb 'men of war. . k ~ tfl't .fr •11 , -.'• lit•t: 9 • - f-rds every advantage which such a security can Rlyalo_nd Ill_usarlions. Nemours; nil .he ifetelsors of ....: •Vleladoh of flags Of truce. . : r.; t,; :: ,, ,Itt !.*-3 - pur.nees out of Loudon , the Premiums have been considerably 1. 0 ,,Tbee9 1 the Ltirpitration of this City, and nth respectable inbabilmus 1 11 . PitaVKAC 6 4 6 IN COOK 1- • it C t- ;061111 A g.A ) "IA i ..1.. I,ttscred. reof ;by his humarwittentlim to the wants of the** a cre ~_ „__ • • "'•ECiI most Ir. .. ..6. Rahilam of. American prisonatelpieetkiv iltild '• •.. up, needy priatui Volume ilea rim 69. a new Edition. Savages is tba service of En lo ad : . rre:.' , l'-, , , r 7,. ) 11. 1. t ; ' l , - A large allowance h made no Life Inuirsece ; and in ihat, and I the. coniributirm to thets relief rby hi cue - - fu every department of the business, the Citaipaity's armor- , generously ~r tainried,•corsect.o. nod ontPlinlly improved, . -, • • meat, are attended nitb all possible convenience nod dispute . I emcee amidst applause , t att atm.*, to render 'he l •V. Riliagtaett destruction 'of ,4tsva taikepertgpla WARNER PHIPPS. Secretary. lau abundant harvest beuetictal to tilt poor. in &ring See r h om EST/G.MADIAGEM ENT ;Or Health- tlte Acts of the Legislature fur risottos' - the pi ice of &cadging a! NI Cmakery Bask; op econontlemlitriitelillrr. and ailaifted . • 1 the •Ililay.;:of - Cileapeake„, alt friiii,,, a4~147 ....• __. c___ x.ii_7.7'!„_ 016 .7 w f "„ r w the n„,,,d /Ves ,L e r nE eet 7. r wa ,, lA°d ir e 's we g,„ l2l4 I , bit attention to the welfisre of bts fell. -on, In It mania for anise's& awe. . Comprising, intultlinna to the culianry, and i comitip,4 0:. I Ai, it: i.i ' r- : i'l Vic) ntr •I ' - .... as. vs• a .V. 6.11 11.. •141.1•18,0 G • t•mair v. .... •• e caplabut, In au that they rosy cot he, hy a . 1 . r, marked with.tite obloquy io ju....ily ntt,,,liej 10 clOwintii of their conduct was increased by the cir- essoiric, thick it but ionise c• tsraltelites so Mate, curastance, : that the flag of truce rtes ' dectitpte of .. 'e bred isrPPerkYl'4"gfd "."' i!'ilimed'int" "yr!' every kind of hostile siharaoter ; and that the. Doc- se proles-ion (eettiherites• o f 9; Inch, from darn-litter simmoicr „, ow f un d , tu i nv at iii i) i c i finst was charged solely with the care of the wounded, ape etsaiinee :soy es u i rer ) that the success reqtliing and•kof the-unfortianOte prisoners taken on the Rai- • . odeavuties tiMlNi.rrd them to quit lb t priirtice sin River, the iltd of ••January, 1813. The treat- at . Pliftlitio.lfy And tbey t osesupte tbat their t ore. • ttintle a litir ground • for the un o reeedented cooll, Tent of Mr. Kechao, issot by the Allies of England, ' 1, Finch tbay, bowtilbr As lurk, been so liberaLly Ibliit by the officer! of its•army, cannot be consist- -9 • . At silted at their home !any (pervratify, or by test t I efittestPlained, except on the supposition , that it tuts, at - thin: Sas, with sectecy, delicacy , . nod tat ttlisivrtigarded as very good : policy to hinder the Ame- • • . ._. irrioussurgeons from -giving Assistance to their coon- • . , ; t ti he , e : i t i n ' o r y n a ni r : re g ot " est sivipi. i4 74 1 : 44 , 4 ,:: li Pil ik u ri , i t ila : 4l4 , trytn — Cri, ne• -- ca -- ase - - .. the say . rag . e surgeons had r morn . ' ‘ ' 1 A Inedielue6l lad the same will be forwarded is sure and expeditroes method of terminiting their - ' - lhe Kin/Aim - ' \ ~‘ Sufferings. • . I CO. Burgeons, Ne, 13, I.4,rtylelicreb . , Fiery ' . . . . • Tke sixtli article, retititatce the ransom of the pr i- " ••••-• ; - - • •-. . • . .• - .. ~( . ,41 . • . • .••••• • 1 ... . .. ... I l i ......—. . , , yi I • ... - ...... a ..,,,,-„,..............ww........ .••••••••'•••- 4 0..........4.6. 4 0 , ....• " ‘ / i • , .. . • - E SPLENDOUR. ,OF • tile. dmalom of " Work, . Wiutir k; flsitfor tie. • I ‘. . • ow- - . Val 4. limns. price /54. boards. 9PLENDOUR of ADVMSITY; a D o . tneoir byttbe Author of " Black Rut* Unmet" 0, Winter in s "Corinna of Ecglan4," " bend Leiter Office," fa. , " Laudon: Printed for B. and R. Crosby, and Cu. St aiuuens'. tart •Ludgate-street ; pad sold I all Booksellers. ' .I'l4l publistred; PIERRE and A neLt t or, The Romaine of the Coe lie :,b)4ICP. F. Harr , . KW. 2 1/15. 11 /rod!. Also, GaMer the Pntr.mage of their, Royit Highnesses thePrio ter. of Wake nod Duchess' of York, ' LIBERALITY and Pail/VOICE, a fak, in 3 Vols. by Esza A. Cour. IEI4. boani.;. a• ills . of h g • .1 , 1 . *WA ..... tioe pow;