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-- _ i ' 4 i (eat I i 1 ,; , I f , 7 I( P.P . I / ./ ,J 4: __, i., Lac t: t.,, , . 2 ) ; , t( - /. 4 A r / ' 4 :'i • R ;•.1 : . i ' : ... .....1 . 3 . .... • . .... ___..., -1 •. , r , e/ A. - . T . - • •. --- . No. 6,598. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1524. Price 7d. • -..--.-.-.-..........a........... k 4 M12...m." --- / !..:" 1 - -' • WNW ),:, I _. . . C1..1199 1, ?: . NEW ,- I. I IV CATALOOUE. et volume, I FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. --•■•■•--- Ili: I ) CLARKE'S NEW LAW CATALOGUE. This day is published, handsomely printed in a pocket volume, price 3s. lid. A NEW CATALOGUE of such LAW BOOKS u 11. are of Kett er al use, and the best Editions, including the Modern Publications, intended as a guide to the purchaser of Le gal Works. Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, TAW Booksellers aad Pub lishers, Portugal-street. Lincohes.lon. At the Court at Brighton, the lath of Jan. INN. present, the King's most excellent Majesty in Conacil—This Ant' the Rigt , i Hon. 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Suffolk, wine -merchant. to aurren&r, February 16, 17, and March 6, at four, at the Galt lan, \or• with. Solicitors, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe. King's Bar.c:i Walk. Temple; tit!ti . Mersts. Parkinson and Pita; \aprich. THE MIRRI)R of LITERATURE, AMUSEMENT, and INSTRUCTION : Containing Original Essays, His torical Narratives, Biographical 1101emoirs, Sketches of Society, Topographical Deacripttons, Novel* and Tales, Anecdotes, Poetry Original and Selected, The Spirit of the Public Journals, Discoveries in the Arts and Sciences. Domestic Dints, &c. &e. Vol. I. contains 47$ pages of closely-printed letter-press, and is embellished with 10 Engravings. Price .10. Gd. VoL H. comprises %NI pages, with G 2 Engravings, and a 3lap of Captain Parry's Diseovenes. Price Gs. " We recommend this Work to the perusal of youth, and the patronage of the rich, it being pregnant with Instruction and Amusement to all ranks, from the peer to the cottager."—Guardian, June It,, 11123. J. Daveniort.. 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Richard*, Ilirchhills, Stafford, miller, Feb. 4, at fire, 6. at eleven, and March 6. at ten. at the Woolpseit Inn, Illoer.street, Ilinninghani. Solicitors. Messrs. Williams and White, Lisall.'s Inn; and Mr. W. Smith, Old Church-yard, Wolverhampton. T. Davids, Kenninuton-Oval, Surrey, brass-under, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, and March 6, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. dux. Mr. James Burton, New North -street, Ltd Lion-square, London. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CIIRISTIAN KNOWIJEDGE. LIMDIRIVS BRITISH NOVELIsT. THE SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE having agreed at their laid General Meet. in n .. to TeIIIOCC the Restriction, by which the Contributions towards the Erection of a Monument In the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, to the Memory of the late Lord Bishop of Caleutsa, had been li mited to the amount of each Member's Annual Subscription to r e Society, the Committee specially appointed to superintend the Erection of the proposed Monument are happy in being able to su mmate to the Members the following addition:l Contr:Lutionst— :Subscriptions received previous to the removal of the It estrictions - .C. 171 15 6 ................ The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, in addition to a previous Contribution - - . - 100 0 0 The lord Bishop of Durham, ditto . . MI 0 U The Lord Bishop of London, ditto - 50 0 0 This Lord Bishop of louidaft . • - t,O 0 0 - . The Archdeacon of London . . 10 10 0 The Archdeacon M Colchester - • . 10 10 0 The Archdeacon of St. Alban's - . 11 8 0 - Ditto flip Society for the Propagation of the tiospel - 8 8 0 laced Karon - - - - 100 0 0 The Re , It. H. Norris . - - - AU 0 4 Joshua Watson, EN. . , . 5 a. 50 0 0 Nee. T. h. Ntrong - . . - - 5 6 0 Key. W. R. 1441 - - . , 6 0 0 isabscriptions received at the Office of the Society, 5, Bartlett's ekeetaginOwlet OF abillillelliß Rd TNIVIIIIIS Of Mt 9116 i i ctict Cmcnifterca cy the money ; and at the Office of the Society Mr the Propagation of the 1./copal in Emir. Parts, Carlton-chamb-ns, 12, Negent-strect. W. PAilltElt, M.A. 1 Joint W. H. I'OLERIDHE, M.A. 5 Secretaries. Bardetni.buildings. Joe. 21, lOU Al OCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OP THE POOR OP THE I ' ITV OF lA►NIN►V A 74) Et --- RICHARD CLARK, Esq. Chamberlain of London, President. rr 11E object of this Institution is to supply the Pt tOR 1 of the CITY of I,ONDON. and Parts adjacent, during the inclement Winter Months, with COALS and POTATOES at a reduced price, viz. :—One Bushel of Coals fur lid., and 141 b.. of Potatoes for M. The last Winter was more than usually were, and the sufferings of the Poor were on various armo u rs extremely great. ll'ithin the boundaries of the operations of the City Kitchen. the valuable aid offered was felt, appreciated, and acknowledged. Seventeen Thmenvti Three Hundred and Thirty-one Ilushels of Coals, and Two Hundred and Thirty-nine Thousand Nine Hundred and .Seventy-four Pounds of Potatoes, were vended. at reduced prices, to Three Thousand Six linnelttd Families, whereby the hearts Of Eirihteen Thousand individuals were cheered in the midst of these misery, many of whom doubtless invoked the blessings of leaven on the beaus of their Henefactom The l'omniittee need not point out the immense advantaf;es resulting to the industrious roor hom this Society, whilst no m ducements are held not to the idle and profligate ; so that it may be safely averred, that more direct good, with leas attendant evil, is /flirted by this Association, than by any similar Institution in distance. Individuals of the l'onnuittee do know, from perso nal investigation, that it has been the means of saving whole fami lies from destruction. The ommutee beg to add, that the distribution of Coals and P.liiioeg commenced on Monday, the bill of .I.anuary instant; from which date to the ' L id inclusive, Itushels of ('pals, and 36,1178 lba. of Potatoes, have been vended to the Labouring Poor. - In conclualon, the Committee would venture to recommend the' Society to the ; and support of the public. at large, on the following grounds : it issues out two of the most import. r-^ 1 articles of life, and of the best measure and quality, it calls huh the co-operation of the Poor to purchase them with their own ! earnings at redurrd prices. The Subscribers are their own Alm°. nets. and the whole of the Funds are employed in print:ming the' immediate object foe which they are eontnbuted. %Vl:de the So cietyl moreover, benefits the Poor, it don not degrade them, and a bleramg is shared both by the giver and receiver. Subscriptiona received by Richard Clark, Esq., Chamberlain of Landon. 'President, Bridrwell Hospital Rev. Isaac Saunders, A.M., Viee-l`resiclent, Rectory House, St. Andrew's-hill, Black friars ; Sir Peter Pole, Bart., Thornton, Free, l)own, and Seat, Bartholomew-lane • Mess,'. limier, Fleet-atreet ; Airvan. North, Simpson, and New Ilridge.atreet ; Banks larrand, 48, thespstde; Mr. John Phipps, Secretary, Weavers' Hall, U. Ita singball-street ; Mr. Heorge Payne, Collector, 32, St. Martin's-It:- firs:id. N.R. A portion of Tickets will he sent to each Subscriber. The following Subscriptions of lire Pounds and upwards hare bcrn received diis year:— .C. s. MI Royal Highness the Ihkr of Monet-10er - 10 10 Rd. nark, Esq., ( 'hur tled:lin of London . 10 10 I , IIJ. 1,1111,0 ck and Co. 10 10 Sir W. Curtis and Ca. 10 111 Meson. Pat.'s and Co. In 111 s lnsis. Child and Co. 10 10 Mown. Hanley b 3 11 1111 k Willis, Perris-ad, ~zl 4 Co. 10 10 m ..fteL Ladbroke and Co. 10 10 Aeon. (irate, Prescott, s d atkif o- - 10 10 Goslings and News. Sikes and Co. Nem. Barnard, Dims daleandto.. £ a. Mean. Moore, Stanger, and Co. 10 10 John Earle, Esq. . '2O U .101 in Blades, - 10 10 Misses Primes . . 5 5 Meows. Whithread h Co. 15 15 Meson. Truman, Ilan. bury, fluxion, and Co. 10 10 George Norman, 1;..q U 0 Messrs. Barclay, l'akins, and Ca. - - 10 10 Worshipful Company of A poi hrearies - 5 5 31ouirs. Itundell, Bridge, • In 10 3 5 and Itundell . . 5 5 Mcam. Enderby . 8 8 liaad in (land Fire (Kee 3 5 A 3 SEVEN PRIZES Or X 20,000. S V CIPT and Co. remind their Friends and the l'ublic, • Um the protect is one of the very few Lotteries now remain athmus tif by the grant of Parliament, and they respect ,. I what, during th e s h or t p e ri o d th a t Lotteri es will ezist . in ' 41 4 mm,. a coml.:name of that patronage which has distus -4'40 thM thee 'et the ear 1"511. OS It y p • _ Srheaie contemn the esumnrdmary number of Seven BIM. in Molt., and Three per Cents., Two of which , w.="e/Lltill be tiaeidesi the First Day, when every Blank will t New Ticket, or rntitlotl to 1111. in .honey, at the option g,,, t 016.7. Ch „ !Schema at bitge Way be had gratis at Swift and Pnaltsy. t er hy t ,. a . p. 31, Aldo*. %er Iligh-otreet. ...RIB and share; are on sale in the greatest variety. The silllmtnt the P„lth Nett 3looib. }A:fIFIED SPERM OIL, 4e. 6d. per GalolL-- upTON sad Co. Oilmen and Colour Manufacturers, 61. QUOonAdeft, Cheartide, by a process entirely new, are enabled to sell Sperm Ihl so highly rectified as to e q ual in purity spirits of wine. Its flame is equal in brilliancy to the best gas, with the in' pesimr steadiness of an oil light without smell or tanoke. So une queroc,al is its excellence. that it will burn beautifully in every kind of lamp. Other Lamp Oil, from 2s. &I. to :tv. 9d. per gallon ; Linseed Oil, Turpentine, White Lead. &c. and refined Coal Tar Paint, Ifs. per cask, which quantity will cover WOO square feet. Anticorrosive and ether Paints for every kind of work. N.B. The Rectified Oil can only be had at Upton and Co.'s. 61, Queen-street. The universal sativfaction it has given, makes it necessary to guard the public from having a spurious article imposed upon them. ,rmlwrmmwilmwwwwwwwwwwwwwmarammwrwwwwwa-- NEW THSALTBE-ROY AL, DIIIIRY -LANE. lEWGE FOR THE DESTITDTE, EAST INDIA DOCK HOUSE, LONDON, T ins EVILIFING, MONDAY, January 20, ail A GENERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this JANUASY 23, 11124. br pertinned INSTITUTION will be held at the Male Establish- Trim COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST IL K. IrAgliaraiClADtriseTHut. stet THIR 51 1: : K an i Duke amteint, H ne o vel ; ea THURSDAY, t i h i elith dry of January, 11124, .1. l a, N ' D ' i A COMPANY,II4)(3 L2i:1,14 the d li ll e lrgPl e l e E T T ; = of if , Rif. Bake of Norfolk, 31r. Thompson ; csedings of the =Tue. " inery will be e read, }Calf- year l y Y Report of the pro- Committee, the T hat sahl ~( 'Ep anN Ey ß i i i it i ll ner..ra T at "% tneir ele House in St. Helms's-place, f,arlef WC Quoin Elisabeth- Mn W. ite. for the present year elected. . Itisluipserate-street, on FILIDAV NEST, the 30th instant, at Went Awns" ; Duchess of York, MD. ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary. Twelve o'Clock ; being one of the Half-yearly General Meetings, KWh. dos Pantomime of appointed by the Act of Par/lament. 'PRE PUBLIC FESTIVAL in Aid of the Monu- By Order of the Court, ~.... • TEE FLYING CEIEST • ..B. mental Testimonial to the Memory of dot Is CHARLES JOHN FARRAN, Secretary. Olk ' $ 11,,,,,4 PRINCESS SCHlgtiplk. DI RHIN, is fixed for FRIDAY, Marth le, 11124, at dos Free- N.B. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely. I . X „. ._ /, . • , Mr.T. Blanchird; Clown, masons' Hall, .Great Queen-street. , - - Miss Smith. PATRON. • TAR. GOLDING will COM 31 ENCE his next COURSE T• - P • The Right An. the EARL of HARCOURT, b.c. at. &a. A/ of LECTURES on the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE Os ' • 'rt. CIIMSMAN, of MIDWIFERY and the Complaints peculiar to Women and On 9 ~..• ..... • Admiral Sir JOSEPH 1 . 1 iItKE, K.B. M.P. he. Le. ' Children, on TIVED.II". the 3d of February, at II o'clock in 1 111 ° On • 4110111 - Pgrfotentace, under the direction tiI'EWAIDS, the morning, int& Royal West London Infinnuy, N 0.211, Villiers- of Mr. : . Lord Thurlow E. Kean, Esq. street, Stnod, where perticulais may be had ; or at the Western On Sergy#m i _lbtllllemlamt of Yule,: Shyluck, Mr. Kean; General Hutton C. Enable, Lig. Dispensary, Charles-street, Westminster ; also at the residence of Basuto* Ale. ; Lmmealm, Ma. ZMeou. Sir P.C. Mecum, Bart. Dr. Kitchener U,. Golding. 77. St. Alsrtio's.lane, Charing-cross. ••• The ahllonakese every evening toad further nodee. Sir F. M. Ommanney Lau; Esq. ' WALTZING, QUADRILLES, and every other De- _ ..... T. Ramabottom, 31. P. Moms L. Levy, Esq. ;aliment of Vaal:non' able DANCING, TAUGHT in ri turaxaor.dt CO,NNT-G AIID E N. Its T, ionuary V 6, hill / 1 1 ,; r 1, 1 . -1 1 1 1 . a h n i t t n a ta l * P • Mitck d Bellamy, Esq. Wm. Lindley. Esq. EIGHT LESSONS, by 31r. W. WALIWIURN,Ot his rest- - Mathews. Esq. deuce, No. 7, Euston-amomt, Euston.square, liew- coal, where Charles Mills, Esq. " mulls of any age may be instroeuxl • at any hotYr of the day : a CIRO Lucas Birch Esq. Win. Mudford, Esq. sufficient number always reedy for the Quadrilles. , 11a. You ; Iffel ilt i°f Pisrant t Earl eV . & a ims% Munden, Eq. An. Academy for Ladies twice a week. 4 . Glace' ; , It i e e C i . il 4 . 4 Edln lrlolatflnd. Mr. c — Croadetini7,,Tlsq. Philip Palmer, Faq. _ &Select Quadrille Party every Wednesday, Thursday , and Fri- t 41 52thea $ . ' • Esq. -- • Bal. der - Evenings, from Eight I Ten. 7 " Can ' Yaill iat cab l Y is t e c c ri h et or Pi domes . 00a anofortaseaswoti7lloor be• , . '' 4 any • yne, . p erred. • Cook, ' , Benjamin Rouse, Esq. Illderloi 'Mr. Mari Paataioon, Mr. &MICA ; Clown, Mr. John Dickeruinn, sq., ' Sinclair , Em. CHEAP CLOTHS, FOR READY MONEY ONLY. J. S. Urlmalell Columbine. 31rs.Ved,. Dignunt, I,sii. (I. Smith:Esq. THE Proprietors of ahe GLOM ESTER WO O LLEN To-rnormw, Much Ado About Nothing. IL W. Ellistaa, Msg. J. Smith, Esq. . . - COMPANY . ethilly solkit de 'naffs to an in- On Wedissiday. The Man of the World. Evans. Esq. J. Smith, jun. Esq. ' of dude wry at ent Asoortment of Drab 32171cd On Thersday, The Cabinet. --1 1 144willlata, Req. • Taylor, F. rit el t:s i , Milled Drab Superfine', Blue, Black, and medley. Lh;i=dnire will ins no pmfonwante. John Gage, Esq. Wm. M'aistell, h sq. coloured Cloths, all of which are of the best West of England y, Timmy the Tartar ; with Simpson and Co. Genie. Esq. Henry Webb, } q . manufacture, and may be had in any quantity (NOT LESS ••• The Pantomime every evening until further notice. Goulden, P.m. Ifni. Wright. 1 sq. THAN AN END), at the 31anefacturen Prices, at their Ware. Harley, L . C. 31. Young, 1 sq. house, NEW suitirer THE .4TR E. Hawn, Esq. John Young, Esq. No. 35, A LDERSGATE.STREET, opposite the Albion. frIS EVENING, MONDAY, January 26 0 Will Inclodon, Esq. Michael Zackay, Esq. OUTFITS FOR THE EAST AND WEST INDIES. he performed Jolly, Em. THE RAMBLERS; or, Ticket., including Wins, Otis Guinea each, to be had of any of FNTLFSIFN going to the EASI' or WEST G -. • .____. Murder, though it have no tongue, will speak the steward., and at the Bar of the Tavern. INDIES may obtain a General Equipment of Articles ne- '• With most miraculous organ." Dinner on Table at hall.paat Five for Six o'Clock precisely. (curry for the voyage, at the WHOLESALE PRICES, at After which the Pantomime of W. UNWIN'S Heady-wads Linen and General Outfitting FOX AND GEESE ; CROWN AND ANCHOR, Jos. 24, 1824. Warehouse, No. 13, LUDGATE-STREET, near St. Paul's. Or, HARLFAIVIN THE WHITE KING OF CHESS. T HE GREEK COMMITTEE publish th e following Shins from 335. pee donn upwards, Jam Jackets and Truwsers, Il ar ic q uln, Mr. Auld; Pantaloon, Mr. Henderson ; Clowm Mr. List of additional Subscriptions : Shams, Towels, and Hosiery of every description, &c., he. Hartland; Columbine, Miss Adcock. Amount already advertised, £8,907 Its. Deeming Gowns. IS. Betiding, &c., &c. In the coursed the Evening will be introduced the Irish Chain- Mews T ay l or and Mar. I His Grace the Duke of HEATHERS, Beds, Mattresses, Paillasses, Bedsteads, I INtiAN who, with the scientific REYNOLDS. will " 2 ,e."-. pitoi, ” . • • UMW . . .ClO 0 i Grafton . . £52 10 I: and Furniture", 111inkets, Ticks rend made), and Tick- give a Grant and IntcreatingDisphy of the Art of Self . Defence ! A Sussex Cur to . 1 IIM.A. B. - . 10 0 ing, to be purehasted at BARROWCLIFF's Manufactory, 41, Fine Grand Set-to wsth Reynolds, Seven o•Ciock. bliss Marriott, by Dr. I Rev. J. 31. Tralicrno - a 0 Regent Circus, one door from Piccadilly, at the following reduced Second Grand Set-to with • • •, Eight o'Clock. ( lhattirld - 50'T. W. Wootton - I 0 prices :—Best White Goose Feathers, at 3s. per lb. • best Grey To conclude with Lieut. lien. Dalrymple Adm. Sir Jas. Seaman: 50 0 Goose., 2s. 4d.; Poultry, HM. to la. 41.• Field lkdatelds, 2. - rs. to FOCR INSIDE : Or. OFF BY THE NIGHT COACH. (2 , 1 suba ., imi . ) _lO 0 Yarmouth Subscription. 305.; Mattresses, Its, to 204.; Beds, is. ail.; and every other Plans to be taken of Mr. Ronson., at the new Box.cdgee of the Goo. Dandridge, En. 2 2 Messrs. T. Hurry and Co. 4 4 Article proportionally heap Threw% aid of whom may be had Pr i v a te Ben " nightly; a lso B. M. Itlencowe. Esq. jun. 3 3 Messrs. Fellows and Barth 4 4 N.B. Old Beds and c 3lturess . ei dressed, re-made, purchased, or Fro Admires* for the Season. — lady Louisa Macdonald 2 2 Jas. Hurry. Esq. - 2 2 taken in exchange for new. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN N. W. Morgan, Esq. - 5 0 —, of Great Yarmouth 3 3 KNOWLEDGE. J. S. . - 5 0 H. 1% Worship, Esq. - 1 1 13ATF:NT MOULD CANDLES, remarkable for area- W. Smith. Esq. Guild- FrancialVonhip, Esq. 1 1 1 diness of burning, and brilliancy of light, to be had of DA- rip HE SOCIETY for PRONIOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE having agreed at their last General Sleet. ford-street - 5 5 Jas. Clark . Esq. - 1 i VIES, sole 31mu lecturer, 53, St.3lertin's-lene, opposite Slaughter's fog to real Ore the Refitriction, by which the Clontributions towards IL Walter Wilkins, Esq. Samuel Sothern, Eq. . 1 1 Coffee-house. Also, his Palace Wax Lights, at 3.. per lb., for which his House has been so long and eminently fantod; Sperm tie Erection of a Monument In the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, 51 • P• - - 10 0 Ennhifasia - • 1 I Rev. Dr. Adam Clarke, Aristides . 0 0 Candles, st. lid. per lb.; good Candles, fis. Gal.. per dozen ; best, to the Memory of the late Lord Bishop of Calcutta , had been li- 31libmoke, Lancashire 10 10 L. W. - . 0 10 75. t superior old stoics, 7s. &Lief dozen ; Mould", from ils• to %- tatted to the amount of each Mernticr's Annual Subscription tore., Lord_ tib. V . i ,ii. u iu n n t l Miltor (2d 50 • I ro ‘ o '. A u lexan o d u er, w l o :s u ir d be - 1 1 per dozen; Mottled Soap, from ' Os. to 02s. per cwt.; Yellow Soap, Society, the C et nimittee specially appointed to supenntend (fi e faxto744.; Cued Soap , (ilk.; Sperm Oil from 4s. to Si. per gal- Erection of the proposed Monument are happy in bang able to an- • Rev. R. Eisdaie - I 0 done b Y 010 4 ion ; ond Lamp Oil, from 2. 0 4. to Si.: Windier and Palm Soap. ;smote to the Members the following additioual C.int:'-liutions 1— Received front Edinburgh, An English Sailor - 0 4 Is. 4 , 1 - . to 2s. per lb.; brown Windsor, Is. fid. to 2s. 13d. ; beat Seal Subscriptions received previous to the removal of the _ . 071 15 6 by D. Itainita . y, Esq. 30 0 , Simon Cobb, Esq. . 1 i ing Wx, 4s. lid. per lb. Restrictions - - Chas. Lloyd, Esq. . 55 ' - 0 6 Orders carefully picked for the country, home consumption, and The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, in addition to a previous Contribution - T. P. Winter Esq. Pads . 180 0 0 ' Min 31. and Hier H. E. II 10 exportation. . The lord Bishop of Ihnham, ditto . . r,O 0 0 (MIL Irish) - 15 17 5 Joseph Dowson, Esq I 1 ASTHMA, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, AND Abu 0. More, Bath (3d Rev. W. Collett - 1 1 The lord Bishop of London, ditto - - SO 0 0 • • OPPRESSION OF THE CHEST. This Lord Bishop of loiolaff • - - 54* 0(1 sub.) by Dr. Chat- C. E. Rumbold, Esq. 31. P. 10 10 The Archdeacon of London - . .1010 0 fi eld . . 11 OH. H. . . 0 3 111 HE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general are . 10 lo 0 Mks M argaret iflY " - 2 2 The lion. G.Anson, M.P. 10 10 1 respectfully informed that the Advertiser being in possession The Archdeacon of Colchester • - . 08 0 311 s. Gibson, by I fr. Cha- IH. Ernes, Esq. - llof a most valuable Recipe for the relief and cure of the above (Sa- ne Archdeacon of St. Alban's - - held . - 1 0 Mr. Choi. Bell . 1 ; erasing complaints, ha has been Induced, at the solicitation of Ditto he Society for the Propagation of the Grope] - 11 11 0 v.a .. z. Lord Karon - - - 1011 00 '' - - 33' Mr. J. Heart . i i very many persons who have experienced its beneficial e ff ects, to The ReLlit. H. Norris . - - .. 60 • I . Jos . • Jelliene , Esq. - 10 ' 0 Mr. Saffiry . . 010 g offer it to public nodes. The medicine is of the most mild, innol , i 40 •0 Su Jas. Cos 111ppesley, A Friend to Freedom 1 1 cent, nutrition', and ailfehise qualities, of which the person taking Joshua Wiesen, Esq. . • . T. h. Strong -. . - - 4: 66 0 by K. illaquicre. E sq. 5 • Samuel Tolvar, Esq. •11it is eseivhseeithn a few days. It clears the lungs, causes free re- Rev.. . Lysfl - - • ~ - - Northampton subscria. - spiration, and Fervent. all unpleasant accumulation of phlegm. 6, i larth :„: .. (inn, by ('. Smith, 1•1 1 , 7 iti mi,,Ral lifsiiiir 4 — 1 ad only oi at W . [ bay's r r , ,en li i rt Qii i erstra l , f lg t co s. ln e ' s " r . -; veshaeriptions received at the Office of the Society, of the WM. ri Moo. u), • ley - 0 sem oirt i t h allickl iew t t e s em ll 7 o , ll l:l7trAgg i tv ; and et the Office of A. afonermaff, E. L . se • TIT , ~,,, gen' Company 200 0 New , 10 ‘• i 9 ,l4 eiar 18 ‘. Oulasr Per Post, Immediately at' the Society ler the Ptopagation of the Gospel in Emir. Part., - IORN BOWRING, Dm. Sat. touted to. . . i Carlton-chambers, 12, Regent-street. jos. Hunig, in tbs Chair. 71LCTIFIED SPERM OIL. 4s. sd. ner Gallon.— TRULY INTERESTING MODE OF IMPARTING FOREIGN LANGUAGES. 1 mar, and pualltritoirniof a zed by hieu-appr men rjd Femaeh en G o r f az t t highest distinction, begs leave to inform Ladies and (lentlemen de sirous of acquiring a speedy knowledge of FOKEIIIN LAN GUAGES, that he has discovered a new and easy mode of impart. ing them, by which he pledges himself, in terms the most unequi vocal, to teach Persons of either Sex to Speak French or (lennan in Three Months; to Read, Translate, and Write correctly, in Twelve Lessons. Apply by letter, post-paid, or personally, at 128, Strand, opposite Exeter 'Change. Affidavit from I). P. Esq. R.N. I). P. of the Royal Navy, and now residing at nuked' oath and with, that under the tuition of Mr. W. be was was enabled, without the slightest previous knowledge of the Ger titan Language, to Translate by himself with ease, in Five Lassons, Burgher's celebrated Poem, entitled, " Elconors." Sworn at the Guildhall of London, this 12th day of February, 1822, lkfore me, BIAGNAY, Mayor. Testimonial from G. T. E. Barrister at Law. I, n. T. of the Inner Temple, certify, that under Mr. K—'s tuition, I was enabled, without any previous knowledge of the French Language, to Translate in Fourteen Lessons, nos only French Prose, but Ancient Poetry, and the French Newspapers. Numerous other Tevtinionials from the most distinguisbai Fami lies, may be seen by applying as then. TILE LONDON GENUINE ROASTED CORN COMPANY. VINES'S AVIIARF. HEIN44:Ia-ROAD. LAMBETH Near Waterloo Bridge, London. ROASTED CORN. superior to Coffee, is that 1 which is made and mold by the Company, D. and J. VINES and T. WALKER, which is not only considered to sur pass every other sort now in use, but is also reckoned by the first Phy sicians to be inure wholesome than either Tea or Coffee; and since the Company have brought this Article to so very great perfection, by their own peculiar and very superior mode of preparation, that the best judges can scarcely distinguish the difference between the favour thereof and that of the flood Coffee, prejudice is wearing oH, and their Roasted Corn has at length found its way to the break fast table of the most respectable classes of society, who now use It in preference to Tea or Coffee, on account of its very excellent qua lity, in which health and economy are combined. Sold at the Manufactory, as above, in Packages of Pounds, Halves, &c. Every Package has the words " The London Genuine Roasted Corn Company" printed thereon, and the Company's signature, without which none is genuine. •; Country Orders attended to. tot A very liberal Allowance to Agents, Shops, Ac. ► I HE LONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE and . SPIRIT CO3IPANV are now SELLING Fine White Sparkling Champagne, at the low price of 41. Ilk. per dozen ; they have a parcel at four guineas only, bat though bright and efftirrewent, it is yet destitute of that peculiar tragrance, body, and what is termed quality, so congenial to the taste and the delight of the connoisseur. They are also in possession of some extraonlinary first growth Champagne, part of which having been introduced at the tables of the ham ton at eight, can now be offered at the very moderate price of five guineas. Excellent Claret St. Julien et la Raw, at Ms., pints at Mb. La Fine and Mar grau from four to five guineas per dozen. Port of the vintage of IBM, at hall. per pipe, and the real Boni Retch°, allowed to he of the burst flavour ever imported, at 1101. hogsheads and quarter risks in the same proportion. White Wines, of all (Inscriptions, in the Wood, on the most reasonable terms; or in downs, at the fol. lowing moderate priets t— (E011 ItEATIV 140/IEY ow LT) Fresh Bottled Port 316. to 411. Cape Madeira Ills, to 21s. Crusted do. 2 to 7 Superior, Sherry fla years in bottle 4th. It.tit. your Brown and I'aleSherry3tio. Us. Red fonts= Fine Amontillado tab. Do. Port I:itlonia, Lisbon 3lnuntaia 414. ( Very cariatas II?ck, Very p - u"per ior IluttlLu a arul Wait India Ms- nmarkably pleasant table Wine - ftt dens 4O I Cunstantia, in pint 28s Old flock, Sauterne, Dame and Grave, Aloselle, and Frrnch Brandy, Bonn. tigniac, etc. English Gin Ors. fnl., 10s., 15". )141 Tom - Irish ‘l'hiskcy -13 s. Finc Orange Shrub 14s. deaux ('ognne 2345. 2.Ss. Rum ISA. !lest do. Ihs. Sartlam Ilothinds 245. Fine ‘Vhite Brandy, Vorau, rumps, anti Maraschino. ('ountry ()tilers, postpaid, encluaing remittances addressed to 3lr. %Vun. (Mame, Iti, .trend, promptly attended to. Otrierye. the Vault,' and premiiies are near Charing-cross, Ind opposite tit. Martin's Church. CIIAILLES wititarr, %VINE Aft;Kell/ANT to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, next to the King's Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, London, has purchased the whole of Burmester's tine 1820 PORTS. now in the Dock, which, for fruit, flavour, and body, arc nuitchless in the trade; in Pipes and Hogsheads at 11101. per Pipe. The above will be for warded from dic Ducks, and permitted fitnu thence to the pur chaser. CHARLES WRIOHT has in Stock acme fine Old Port, 3fis. per doz.; superior Sherry, I4'. per dos.; and Cape kladeira, A good Hogshead, calculated for various purposes, will be packed with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge. nuine Wines, bottles, &c. ke. included, and sent on receipt of 101.; or half the quanti, in Hamper, for 51. Carcavella, Lisbon, Mountain, Teneritfc, Ducellss, and Ma deira, &c., Ida. per doz. ; I lid l'etgnae Brandy, (hard, 21a. fid. ; Jamaica Rum, His. till. per gallon.—Just landed, some fine fresh Florence Oil, tint quality, in eases of :10 flasks, Ws. per case— Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William, London Docks, 8411. per dozen.—Postage must be paid, enclosing remittances, and which will be immediately attended to. QMITII'S CAMBRIAN ESSENCE, for giving the a 1 true WESTPHALIAN or WOOD-SMOKE flavour to all kinds of Al EAT, whether Hams, Tongues, Bacon. Beef, or Fish, while it contributes essentially with the salt to the preserve. ties of the article from decay : and as no heat is used in the pro cess, ft is on this account much less liable to become rusty, or to lose in weight, while the flavour will prove decidedly superior to that given by the ordinary method of smoking in a chimney or smoking-house. This useful article is now tint advertised for pub lic sale, under the assurance, trout an experience and sale of seve ral years, that ft will perfectly answer the above description. It may be had of many of the most eminent Oil and Italian warehouses, with full directions attached to each bottle, and is path.. cularly recommended to the notice of private families, as the best and most economical process yet discovered. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and Co., Chemists, he., 211, Haymarket; also by Atkinson, 302, Oxford-street ; Day and Co., 05, Goacecburchostrect ; Homewood, 470. Strand ; 3P3lillan, 50, Leadenhall.street ; H. Neighbour, 131, High Holborn; A. and I. Sorry, Demugh ; and Sturge and Son, Newington-Butts. In stone bottles, 2s. each. BALD-PATED HODGE. /Intlge caught a fever, waful to relate, %flitch nearly had deprived *Chair his pate Susan the bumpkin rallied " !lodge," maid she, No man that's bald shall ever marry me." llodge took the hint, and straightway went to town, And spent in Taylor's Bear Oil* half-a-crown; For he had read, on characters quite plain. Taylor, in years but two, twelve bears had slain ; What was the issue ? he regain'd his hair, In strength and bran ty, far beyond compare, And rentier'd twice her worth the farmer's mare ;I' - • Susan, no longer shy, his suit neer purled, And they are happy both, fur they &remarried. THI most delightful lair-curling Incentive ever covered, prishicing (if regularly used) those beautiful dewing ringlets peculiar to the Ladies of Spain, by simply /ding the Curls after tako g themout of iisprr. It positivdy promotes the growth of Hair on Bye-brows , Witihkcrr, &r. and where roots remain on Ilahl Places, removes all scurf, and renders the harshest llair sort as Silk. Please to ask for T.IYIA)It'S RUSSIAN BEAR 011 4 sold in Pots and Rattles from N. to 10k. at No. 34, St. Paul's Church Yard, and at the Painted !louse, till, Vl'hitechapel, The production of Real Russian Bears, and no trick, because there are numerous fudges abroad, particularly the Custom house Importation fudge, the illiterate Ilair Oil Puffer's fudge, and the fudge of all fudges, the licar'm Marrow fudge, it.e. Hair fashionably tut, and Weekly Curled at fet. per Quarticr„or a single time a single shilling. Old Friends on old Terms. Su m... Tim Perukes from I!. 10k. to 31. 10a. Scalps from 10s. &I. to I!. Ills. I 4n/worn:al Hair, Perfumery, At. equally reasonable. N.B. "I'crlor'n Real Bean' Grease may also be had of illr. A. Rows, SI, Immbardooreet. • Taylor's Itukkian Bear Oil, or Real Bears' Grease. -} An allusion to the wonderful efficacy of Beare WOW in re storing flair on llurres Knees, dr., iniO4 taking Part I. GOLDSMITH'S VI C AR . 01WijailELD, with an Original 31emoir ; embellished with Four Engravings, on Wood. and a topper-flue Portrait. Price 10d. " This Work is really respectably got up ; and the Plan well deserves encouralement."—Laterary Gazette, December ti. HIM. Parts 11., 111. , IV., and V., of Mts. Radcliffe 's :11 VST EItI ES of CDOLPHO. with 20 Engravings, and a 111etuoir of the Au thor; complete in 21 Numbers. Price 2d. each. Part VI. MACKENZIE'S MAN of FEELING. Price GI LISIBIRD'S BRITISH CLASSICS. Printed uniformly ;i1;B;;b71;:1O;list, Part I. OOLDS3IITII'S ESSAYS, with two Engravings on Wood. Priam II& Part 11. ITR.FRANKLIN'S ESSAYS, with a Memoir, written by' Himself. Price la. 4d. ARADIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTMNMENTS, to be cotn plcted In 36 Numbers, and to be embellished with 150 Engravings. ORIGINAL PRINTED FURNITURE and ME RINO-DAMASK WAREHOUSE, CORNER OF IREAT TURNSTILE, HOLBORN. SMITH and Co. have the satilliWkl• of submitting to public attention, a stock of goods urwicalled in extent, variety, a nd f ancy t and, as - regards CH v.AFNESS, not to be approached by any Homo In the Kingdom. For the superior departments of Household economy, where embellishment and elegance form indispensable essentials, their col lection contains some of the most rare and brilliant specimens of taste ever exhibited, among which the following are a few of the most prominent. lIhRINO-DAMASKS of superior richness and commanding designs. FLORENTINE SATIN TABORETS, a perfectly new ma nufacture, the colours beautifully diversified and not discernible from silk. TOWN-PRINTED CHINTZES on grounds of every colour, wish appropriate magnificent borders. SWISS, OMEN PAL and PARISIAN STRIPES of curious and striking, brilliancy, peculiarly adapted for Libraries, Country Villas. &c. PERSIAN CLOTH in all colours, one breadth sufficient for a curtain. SILK DAMASKS and SILK TABORETS of the most splendid description. MOREENS, watered, cloth-pressed, and striped ; CO LOURED LININGS, &e. In addition to the above, their Stock embraces all the mare com mon, though equally important classes of Goods, manufactured expressly far the ordinary purposes of domestic utility, where strength and durability are particularly required. In • COLLECTION comprehending such a boundlcu variety, it would be fruitless attempting to give a List of l'riees through the medium of an advertisement, for no idea could be formed but on inspection. SMITH and CO. can only repeat, that they pledge themselves it outwits competition both in (41.1.1L1T IC and ell EA PNEss. No. 2N2, High Holborn, Comm of Great Turnstile. UNPARALLELED BA. Lt INS. FORTY PER CENT. SAVED IN FAMILY LINEN, BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, HOSIERY, SILK MERCERY, &c. he. MESSRS. CHEESEMAN and CO., Gloucester HOUSE, 6.5, Maori-guest, two doors West of Wells street, beg leave to offer to the Nobility, Oentr7, and others, the undermentioned Articles, at a reduction of }orty las Ccnt. ut leave UFO Pierce of Angola Stripes and Checks, It.. 14. per yard ; Two hundred and eighty pair of real Witney Blankets, 4s. faL per pair: medium size, is. fkl- per pair, well calculated fur benevolent purposes ; extra size, 12s. Pal. ; the largest and best quality front 17s. to a sovereign per pair; Counterpanes and fn. each ; capital Welch Flannel, M. a yard ; Scotch Gingham', 2a. fal. the dress ; Russia Damask, Diaper, Bucks. back, he. Bid. a yard ; full yard-and.half wide Haniburgh Da mask, 2s. per yard ; two and a half and three yards wide ditto, 11s. lid. to ss. ; Furniture Dimities, :id. per yard ; very fine ditto, lid. ; the widest and best made, I Id. per yard. Several Boxes of grass-bleached Linens, full M. per yard under the usual prices ; a great quantity a little soiled at a sacrifice 4 also several dozen Hamburgh Damask Table-cloths and Napkins to match, extremely cheap, just received ; three Roses of Scotch Da mask Table-cloths and Napkins, from 7d. each. Messrs. C. and Co. particularly claim the public attention aa their much-approved India Long-Cloth Shirting, from hi to per yard ; exquisitely fine ditto, for Gentlemen's wear, Is. to Is. :kL per yard ; Nainsooks and India .lacconet Muslin' for Cravats, Is. to Is. lid. per square • Norwich Crapes, 'fabbinets, Poplins. basines, he. Is. a ya rd; besides an incomparable Stock of Russia, Scotch, and Irish Sheeting', exceedingly cheap. The wear of every Article guaranteed, and all Goods bought at Gloucester House, if not approved, will be exchaaged. A discount allowed on all Parcels amounting to Ten Pounds. FOR MIMS, COLDS, DIFFICULTY OF BREATH ING, ASTHMATIC COMPLAINTS, de. /VI ' RN Eli'S 1)1401 4 3 are earnestly reeom _L. twisted to those persons who are afflicted with the above complaints, as they will affind immediate relief, and speedily effect a cure: in cases of difficult respiration, one dose will afford asto nishing relief. 'Suring the last severe winter season, the sale of these Drops was considerable, which bears strong testimony to their salutary effects in the above cases. Sold by the Proprietor, C. W. l'urner, I)ruggist, 93, Fleet-mar ket, in bottles, Is. Stl. each; and by appointment, by llacon, rst, Oxforti.street ; Straining, Royal lAchange; Beatson, Ilermond sey; Hollwell, Borough ; Belcher, Hackney ; and Chapman, Islington. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. rrHE INFALLIBLE GERNIAN CORN — PLASTER. This most effectual remedy has enjoyed a very extensive %ale for upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a decided supenority overall Ointments, Salves, &c. of the like description, affording immediate relief to persons afflicted with Corns of recent or long standing, without the least injury us the feet. It is an ex cellent remedy fur Warts, and one of the best applications for a Green Wound. Prepared by T. Axtell, and sold In Boxes, at In. I M. each. Also, Dr. SALMON'S Ol"I"T.f: VITA.% ('OIU)JAL DItOPS, for the Cure of Coughs, Cold'', Asihnins, Consump tions, and Disorders arising from Obstructions of the Breast and Lungs. la Bottles, at Is. 911. and 45.9.1. each. Sold by Mews. Barelly, Fleet market ; Butler, Cheapside, and 4 2'211. Re gent-street; Edwardg, St. Paul's ('hutch-yard ; Purser, I. Finch lane ; Sanger , 130, 44xfont-street; Sutton and Co. Bow ('hutch yard ; Ward, 324, llolborn ; and all l'esdcra of Patent \lodltitcs. IL Nicholson, North Shields, masts-marina. Feb. 13, 14, and March 6, at eleven, at the George Inn, Neweutle-upon-Tyne. Solicitors, lir. J. C. Francis, Vitae Lion -court, Cornhill ; and Messrs. Lowrey and Stephens, North Shield.. T. B. Pita, Exwick, Devon, papa-maker, Feb. 10, 11, and March 11, at eleven, at the New London inn, Exeter. Solicitors, Mr. I. Banton, Ohl Broad-street; and Mr. C. Banton, Castle street, Exeter. J. Tialierville, (Loon-Pion, Ilereford, timher-deala. Feb. 13. 13, and March 0, at eleven. at the tirey' , ound Inn, Hereford. Solicitors, :ileum James, Ikalenhani, and liartlwick, Hereford ; and Mr. B. Bodenham, New Inn. J. Lamb, Newman -street, Oxfiird-road, clock.maker, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, and March 6. at eleven, at the Banktupts' Court. huh. atm, Mr. M'Duff, Caste-street, Holborn. K. Miller, Patanoster-row, bookseiler, Jan. 31, Feb. 7. and March 6, at ten, at the Ifalkrupts' awl. Solicitor, Mr../. .1. Allen, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. T. Montgomery, John-stteet, Spital-tlelds, silk-mannfactura, Feb. 3, 14, and March 6, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court, Solicitors, Messrs. Webster and Son, Queen-street, Ch e. J. Davenport and- A. Dunlap, threat Pertiand-street. Mary-iev bone, and Cavendish-square. milliners, Jan. 31, Feb. 10, and March 0, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. T. Bennett, Tokenhouse-yard. T. Browne, Duke -street, Grosvenor-aquare, plumber, Jan. 27. Feb. 7, and March 6, at teu, at the rankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn. J. nick, Chichester. linen-draper, Jan. 31, Feb. 7, and listen 6, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. Carta, Lord Mayor's Court-office, Royal Exchange. I. Alexander, Chiswell-street, Finsbury-square, stable-keeper, Jan. 27, 31, and March 6, at oue, at the Bankrupts' Court. licitor, Mr. Rumen, Crown-court, Aldetsgate-atreet. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 2S. J. Dawson, Penrith, Cumberland. coach-maker, at eleven, at the George Inn, Penrith. Feb. 24. J. Stickland, sen. and J. Stickland. jun. Nevegatt. market, chersemongers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 14. 11. G. Hilbert and R. James, New London stmt, and C. Busch, Russia. merchants, at twelve, at this Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 14. W. P. Chubb, Aldgate, chemist and druggist, at -twelve, at the Ilanktupts' Court. Feb. 13. W. Oinks, Sudbury, Suffolk, haberdasher, at eleven, at the One Bell Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. Feb. 14. G. Longeter, Ilighbury-terrace, Islington, merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 14. ll'. Fean ' nan New Bond.street, bookseller, at dorm, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 28. li. Sutcliffe, Cheapside, warehouseman, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. Iti. W. Greenhow, Blanchester, mercliant, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Blanchester. CERTIFICATES:—Fes. 14. W. Hilder, New Windsor, saddla—J. Bosher, St. Stephen's, near St. Alban's, dealer in eattlo—E. Bolton, Alamos:net. Hack. ney, butcher—Nl'. Roberts, OxtMd.stteet, hosier—T. }laconic, Hampton Wick, soap-boiler—W. Coupland and W. 11. Colum, Liverpool, merchants--%V. Dowling, King.street, Tower-hill, grocer—.l. Litilewood, Rochdale, Lsncaster, Kationer...T. 3liov den, King-erect, Portman-square, dealer in horwai. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLS'EII. P. J. D'llcoghe and F. It. Ensor, London, Antwerp, and Ne therlands, insecharits.—R. 3lakepeace and J. Barker, Sale-street, Linealn's Inn-fields—T. Ellis and J. Kirby. Leicester, dyers J. Richards and It. Spendelow, Drayton-in-Halts, Salop, iron mongen—A. B'yke and J. N. Ashwood, Moseley, Salop, sur. goons—W. Anderson and T. and R. Wilkins, Lawrence-Line, Cheapside„ Scotch-factors—B. and T. Williams, Manchester, silk manufacturent—J. and J. flare, Cannon-street, London, and Tam worth, Stafford, carpet-ruanufacturcrs—J. Wild and S. E. Kebb-s -ling. Sheffield, factors—T. Flutter and T. Allan. Piccadilly, linen drapers--ti. Cross and G. F. Henwood, catcaton-striet. :Rancho,- ter-warehousemen—T. Powis and C. Walton, Bermondsey-wall, rope-makers—J. Murray and J. Wilson, Nottingham, drapers— W. lkdten and J. 1% . Bullock, London, stock-brokers—J E. Cownteadow and J. Strother, Kensington, coal-nterchants--M. W. ('urrie, and W. Harding, l'ine.street, Bloomsbury, rectify ing -distillers--T. Ullock and F. B. Francis, Martin's lane, Cali. non -street, wine and brandy•inerchanta--J. (itbbs and J. heig;;, Whetston.park, Lincoln's Inn-Adds, wheelwri4hts--R. Kilby and T. Richardson, Kent-road, butchers—R. Auld and 'l'. Thomson, Crane -court, Fleet -street, accountants—U. Biggs and J. 7resliistr, Old Ford, Mile End, cattle-saleamen. The average price of Brown or 31uscovado Sulzer, competed from the returns made in the week ending the 31st n January, 11:21. 311. NJ. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of Cusmnis paid or ' , ad. able thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the ll'eek ending Jan. 17, Ma. 'Wheat. Barley. I thus. I Rye. Beans. I Pea,. a. d. d. a. d. a. a. d. a. d 68 7 31 G 22 2 42 1 :11; 2 3ii iu MEETINCs nr rmintrfms, AT TEX 111ANS1 Urli COURT, OASIIIIMALL-STELIZT TO• M 01110 W. THING MEETING. Farm, W. Friday-street. rlicapai.le, victualler - SECOND MEITIEMS. - Mapley, ./. Cheapride, eau-cutter - - ltankcn. F. W. Lingbuurnc Chambers, reuchumb-atreel, dealer - Sittth. B. St. Anne's-lane. itlwismaker . Wade, P. D. Iladleigh, Sufroll., tanner - - FoNST MEETIIML Alexander, brad, Cbisweir-street - 7 - 11;ins — lWry.aquare, stable- - keeper , - - - - l Dowse. C. Chancerv-lane. law-stationer - - i ! Forsaith, S. Shortaitch, haberdasher . - 11 /10" Per. U. Marston. Iliggett. Somerset, , hire. olKe-tool-luakes I 11'ilsoa, E. Wellington-street, Scrand, tiphoLsteret - 11 DIVIDENDS. ('ottin. J. Brnad-street. merchant Evans, T. B. Strand, wine-merchant Flowers, J. 6. late of Leactrahall-strret, tailor Owen, W. Islington, coachinasur ~I ~`