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It is my amities desire s• wait prwsoonlly oo every Gentle man of the Livery ; but shoals! I idably he prevented, I hope ft 'will net lie norilseted to any want of respect, but lo the Ambers' of the pealed Oat lineman before the day of Election, md to the ineorreet@em of the lists. 1 have the homer to remaia, Geoiltmen Your moot istierlimst and faithlal ;etyma, dyed H `JO THORP. 7 .• The DAY of ELEcnok is for TUESDAY Ole 7th INSTANT, and ALDERMAN 'Mows CON MITI3IIBIrItIa MEV DAILY at Hat HEAD, POULTRT r arbiree nay 0111•119111liellii01$1 will ha, thaskfnlty reeeived. Eines Head, Pooltry, Marti 3, Mit AT a Numerous and highly Respectable A Man kio of the LIVERY ( kid at the Lowilsin Tr this 341 day ofi.m - 1830- Aiimit Co r wilizziri . asesirawkso INlAtaittitire. TillistuaT Cailillgie. Anossiiiv U IMO. VOTICE is her* givos b .1 Perms dedripra .Llstrecosit Is 'OAF Illediase4ag Arlids• for Use ji b Amp sdr,— • - ' ' 0 To Ms Majesty, Land V and Bareneke, i• the Island,:-. ''i' Bedford, Mesterl Berke Outlasting I the Ca, *1 the Town a ha), t. Hunxerfreed), I Harts. tlt I Berwick, Hereford, Beare Hertford, 1 Camtimidtge(inelaill Haute, ~ . . lag the Town of Isle of Men, Neet./las het), hie of T i Z ty Cleader, Sent Cornwall (laded. Tilbary /an hag /frilly), tie Comae Coneberiasi i , &us), Derby, . • ' likon*-- _ attlh ll : l 4lstiti, sighipe o Oxford. lig donut s 11141 op, leawrirt. St afford, Suffolk, ter. lawny thrwiek, W fissiakedsai. ar ' Murcesier e task, `' • Nurth haul Smut Wales, amamese __ Durham, rases (exclusive S x, iosiestioili, of Ti bqtrY Furl), Norfolk, And in the several Comities h Nortla Britain; as also Bread to the Household Troops is LutuJon sod its Vicinity. OATS, To bit Majesty's Covelry Amara, )y on Morris, Sr CHARL E S PRICE, Out. is the Clair; It was moved by Sir .Charles Plower, Bart.—Secemled by bir Rutwrt Wigwags, Bart. arid Resolved soanionously—Tbat Sir William Curtis having been publicly cog specially invited by a must initarrous mad respectable body of the Livery, to offer himself as woe of the Candidates fur the Repermentation of the Ciry of Lou. dal is Parliament at the appruaelriag Electron, this Meet. log is impressed with the convictide that the CAMe is which She Herawarale Bareael is irrigated, is not so mach Ms ewe as that of the Livery of London, sad of the Public at large. It was moved by Sir Juba Easeer—secontled by Mr. Al derman Cu., end Resolved uuaritsNdy-That Ms Meeting pledges itself to sliced the Comeau* Hall so Tuesday seat, being the day used for the aosairatiow, and to use its isenence., individu ally sod collectively, with she friends of Ilse NOoolllslllll gamed, to support hiss by their presence opou that occa. toes. Asti Sir Charles Price Marius "'Weil the Chair, It was moved by Si, Charles Flower, Bari.—secowled by Mr. Jacks. slid Belsky4l otivaimasstp—Tbsi the thanks lat Ibis Meeting be givers to Sir Cries Price, Bart. Co bis able aid josh. &tea conduit I. tie Chair. - M - . . AXON - * IWO. . . • -• , w,,..:. t' _ • __ . usr INDIA HOOPS, saw t, W HEREAS iii s t or ipialpe2t v ie .: l4llll ANNA COSIPA . NT of WERCIUNIIii me us,' sr4 DI EA, di ordiesle r 4 4. That a IMIT Shall be potashes. VIA.? Days i.ei. /he ANNUAL EUWT/0111 et DaItROTORR, csontsising she Napes el sate Peoptionira, aseiseshis an Leo, as Asti '44 t. writies •• ihe &after! their drone of he mming CANDIDATES fur the DI R ECTION, Tbirtedase days Wens meth Austad Pinnies.* "Thetisiel of Directors of file aid Conspaity de hereby sive Notbes, in std., that the Preprissore way cooferin to the sold -1104A114, tam the worms ELECTION of sot DIENCTOIS of the asitt COMPANY, for Four Years, is apeoiaseii for she 11th of APRIL NEXT; sod that sod List will he published Thirty Days before the said Eleetiso, as tie above•aleatiossed By-Lawi directs. JOASPN DART, fecteltary. Pales Id. • /1/11C/1/1 Lir/Men/NA. .1.1..—a: Otto Of Al) east presides prOdoctlons of Ante. ricer genies *Web we have for • lortif time had at VcrklitY of ooloe. W a periodical Work cis!! d 1 ANA Book." now in cowrie of pub! , . Wee at New York ; end ethich the writer I as idy published in a collected form in this violet'''. Tne ' needier of Beelilleerfs Magee/se fur Imo month. in reply to an attack made upon that Rublication by the North Americo. Review, which Charlie: this country With overlooking the productions of Arne. Ikea pare, admits that io the* case of ivio inditi. , . there is some ground for the charge. Tr? . . of tbi two persons so quoted are Charles B. t es a mid Washington Irving. The former, wlso was the author of many excellent periodical storks. is otw dead, sad the letter is it the present ttowt.tee.t in Z I . iseseing his literary inveefigattini. ', trek - of so eqeisitive end finely cults. '• Ikea Piliter4 nisei with a taste sod feeling which do hi he heed cod beset. " The Shtick just published by Milky coder a feighrd name. is a fine example of M r . Irving's. ability ois au essayist. It eposiets of several sketchy, on de sultory subjects. They comprise the coinauri. place book of a literary 'non, who occarinually bustles through the busy scenes of life, and marks with an observing eye the mingled passions which move the frame of that society in which he casustly lives. His sentiments are not wily those of 4 shrewd but • eandid and iugenuous oboe, ver. He complains with warmth of the prejudices (many of them we be lieve illiberal) which hate been disseruinsted by i a gue' and hasty sojourners sinoug his countrymei.„ and he does so, not in the language of retort and anaysiling invective. but with that fratikness 24 geoertus avowal of the high character of the pa. rent country, Co which he does. net inspire a full participation is the mutineers of a few iisdividssal., while be points out in forcible, and, we trust, mu. teally persuasive terms, the impolicy of sowing dissentious between nations which are so pecu liarly fitted to live among each other in the bonds of harmony and peace. In the lighter ' essays which " The Sketch Book" contains, there is a body of sentiment, a correct taste, shit a deli. my of feeling, which cannot be too highly prated. His descriptions are in general most striking; there is at times the pleinuess and elaborate detail of Crabbe, merging sometimes iuto careless home liness, while at others we find the exquisite feeling of Goldsmith, with an occasional gleam of perhaps brighter and more lively colouring. " The Broken Newt" ism' exquisite tale. The affecting homiest *Melt It relates belongs to too recent times, and is too well calculsted to arouse in persons yet alive feel. logs of unavailing grief, to allow us to nicks a per. teal extract from it here, The author has nut heard the whole of that mon, if be had, judging from the interest he has given to a pert of it, he would have rendered his description worthy of the ine. lencholy subject which called it forth. The following reflections upon the character of Mr. Roscoe, whose Atheneum at Liverpool the author visited, are full of fine feeling and just sews timent t..... 14 As I was once visiting this haunt of the learn. ed, my attention was attracted to a person just en. tering the room. He was advanced in life, tall, and of a form that might once have been cora , nanding, but it was a little bowed by time—perhaps by arc. He had a noble Roman style of coutites mance; a bead that would have pleased a painter ; aud though some slight furrows on his brow chewed that wasting thought bad been busy there, yet hie eye still beamed with the fire of a poetic soot. There was something in his whole appearance that indicated a being of a different order from the bustling race around him. " I inquired his name, and was informed that it was Roscoe. I drew back with an involuntary feel. ing of veneration. This. then, was an author of celebrity ; this was owe of those men, whose voices have gone forth to the ends of the earth ; with whose minds I have communed, even iii tile solitudes of America. Accustomed, as we ere in our coon. try, to know European writers only by their works, we cannot conceive of them. as of other men. ess grossed by trivial or sordid pursuit., and jostling with the crowd of common mitts,. in the dusty paths of life. They pass before our imegissations like superior beings, radiant with the e 1114114 t i tttt % of their own genius, and surrounded by a halo of lite. rary glory. " To find. therefore. the elegant . hisrorissi of tfo Medici mingling among the busy runs of traffic, at first shocked my poetics! ideas*; hut it is Irian the very circumstances and situation in which he has been placed, that Mr. adscoe derives his highest claims to admiration. It is' interesting to notice bow same minds seem almod• to create themselves; springing up under tveiy disadvan tage, and working their solitary bin irresistible way through a thousand obstacles. NA tare web. to delight in disappointing the assiduities of art, with which it would rear legitimate dulness to ma (unity ; and to glory in the vi our and luirutiance it her chance productions. She scatters the seeds 'el genius to the winds, and though white may perish seesaw the stony places of •the world; wild some be choked by the thorns and breirables of early adversity, yet others will °e" sod then strike root even in the clefts of the rock, struggle 'inertly wp into sunshine. and spread over their steril•hirth phice all the beauties of vegetation. . = " Such has hero the case with Mr. Kowat. ' lieu 111 a place apparently eagefiel to the grotirth 'of literary talent; in the very . 'usarket place of tilde ; without fortune, fortrill eitstazi"lW 4 l:: = 1 ; 11 self.prorapted; self.wortaiked, add' t t it, ' he Nis cipigemed .treeky eeniteele. tined his way to tinsiiesce, sookiseribg become oi the orainswits sr she initine,thist tenni the 'whole' force of his filentsind lidlieliew:strndseeeo :sod embellish his eititietswli; " ' " Weed, Wit eke eit''ifilit' ill h is elthrstim .. ........ 'which his .ihree Aim i t geesseetustetest in my ayes, and iudeawl me. 'it to point lam sot EAST INDIA HOUSE, Hamm 3, INS. TIIIE COURT V DIRECTORS ier Oat lISITZD' COMPANY of MERCHANTS of WM pia! : feed!, do His EAST INDIES. do heroes /INN That the QUARTERLY GENERAL _ said COMPANY appoisted to he bold at their Osailla Leasleahali4Seert, au WEDNESDAY, the 2341 1 ii14•11, at Ekes, °Vim* is the Forsoisou, is FURTHIIII MADE SPECIAL, fur the purpose of talttag into considerate," an unaniasons itesoloison of the Court of Directors of the Mid December last (wltielt was to hare been brought ender coos siJeration on the 11th of laisou7 last, but was postponed i. consrliseact of the Isle hoar at which the peeving• bast ama before the Cosset on that day was disposed of), re commending the Court of Proprietors be astherise the Court nf Directors to offer to his Majesty to RAISE sad MAINTAIN, at the EXPENSE of the COMPANY, • CORPS of VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, from ansaapt the peruses is the Commie?, employ, sod if his Majesty shall accept such offer. Shea to aoshorise the Court of Directors to defray the Exposes of the Corps .10 to be raised oat of the foods of the Conspaay, and, if or misery, to apply for an Act of Parliansent to sasctiou the appropriatiou of a sollidest part thereof for that purpose. Copy of the said Itrealelims also lire ape* at this Homo far the perusal alb( Paspria•rs. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ortio '„~ . • __ Psi I el l _ _ ... . i . . 1, 4 .. - . ."‘ , t - t ,ie- . .' . "'.. 4 ' . .• AO :' 4 :•. : ° • 0 , 0. . -wail ,' ' «t h ,.. t • •?N, - t.'• V , . • • . 0.4 , 44.1,41.• At 14.• 'I . w w. . A i: it 5?...., . . AI . ! • ,1 06....• . •.1 1 ~, . .. i .. • + : .101 •Po ft . •. •J ... I ..41 4 Irie .itt. H^74.;H^74.; I dr! , . 4 • ... ••• . 4,1 ,',. t aw.i ).9' 4. I I . : , 1, '„, .• ,iv,..... ,r ,•. ..14 . ‘..... , ^ . , ZINO'S ?ABATIS. • rptus EVSNING, SATURDAY. March 4, IL, Jo* be voriereed (ihire Sim), ihe •Ne pad Sin ew Opera, eseitled GASTONE E BAJARDO, winds paw Sav r arepqap,A;satiouts, Tloe MaNie by . Iliteor Mr. If/ Mr. Sem* 'Yowls; . • '• • P _ . _ Ertl of the First.llo.lllss Ass DlNSWllliteht ENT. Aber the Open, the footwear Iletlet, itatithd LE EULTAN GEN ER EVIL. * l s O weasat of the shalom 1.. laidoM of malty of the Salameribere to this Thestip, 'wigs to the approaehias Election., it has bees augrate4 to pee as Opera only as 'Saturdays dialog the prasiell . taosYlt, amid to iitroduee the three nights rissettriesit, titillated la a saboopteat part of the season. ACTED MUT ONCE. 17/B.4tßli.lloY I DRUB rz44., R. TILTS EVENING, SATURDAY. March 4, Ids Majesty . * %events will perform, in Anse. a new ac Dream, is Ire ts-deed • friE_lmi!ttew. fltemsdsd ow Missive logistlist ,is An lost isew Newel of I moliiie.) The priotipal•Cbanclere by Moms. Leas, Foote, Pope, Pawed, Hamblin, Pealey, T. Cooke Osberry, Thompasio, Harley,W.. Went, tiorl'lll los C rew. In Art P. a Jebilate Delp, . 19 11 We. Bloat, Mr.. rove', ke• The Prober* to be , spoke" by Me. Dorms* lbe Epilogue by Mrs. Urger. After Me& the rime* of • PAST TEN O'CLOCK. , Sir Peter Proefwel, 3lr. Higher ; Old Soaps,Mr. Gallic; Captain Wildfire, Mr. Ikalward 'Ni ft y Rumford, Mr. Pen. ; Corporal wils, Mr. Oxbows, ; Dom% Mr. Measles; emit am, Mt. Koighl.. Loon Mrs. Oriel; Plumy, Yrs. J. Hoch's. The Doors will be opened at Hall past -/Ex 4•Cloeit; lM Pertorraarire will ionsimeace precisely at Seven. Boxes 75.;• Second Price 3a. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6.1.; emotwil Prior b..—Lower Gallery is.; Seem/ Mee le.—.Upper Gal lery Is. ;-Setwoil Price 66. Tke BOX Office will be opus from Eleven till Five co'Cloek —Places to lie taken of- Mr: R.doeY. Ben Boik.keeper. The Hebrew will be repeated every evening till forties, notice. Jack sad the Bean Stalk will be performed every Mendip till tardier notice. THEATRE-itOrAL, COP' BIirrOARDKN. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, March 4, will be acted, Ild time. a view Musical Dreams, called IVANHOE; Or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR. Irrinhne, Mr. C. Enable • Sir Regiaatd Frost de Beef (Knight T. utplar), Mr. Mae;eady; Err Briaa de Bois Gait her', Mr. Connor ; Sir Ms•riee de Bracy. Mr. Therllett• ' Si/ I somas 11.womonoir, Mr. Chapman; _ Cedric u( Rotherwood, Mr. Egerton ; Witham, Mr. Liston; Friar Turk, Mr. Emery; hssc (the .I.w of York), Mr. W. Fancy. ROMPS& (a Sousa Prioress). Miss Stephens; Ellitha, Mrs. Listors;Vlriea, Mrs. Fared ; releeeea (the Jew 'e Daughter), Mee Foote. • •With am foierlods, tolled • THE MANAGER IN Dumas& Mossier, Mr. Chapman; Bastletsta, Mr. Blanchard • Irish man in the Pit, Mr. Constar; Lady its the Boxes, M n. lha. vonpurt; Gentlessau oat the Saw and w Ma Banns (with as. and various Imitations), Mr-Tales. After *bide. 7th lime,. sew Faree,ealled 1 00 LATE FOR DINNER. The principal Characters by Mears. Jones, Liston, Con nor, Illsiol•aid, Emery, Mrs. Daveoport, Miss Foote, Mile Mrs. Gibbs. A Private Cox way he hail Cur the season, oe sightly, of Mr. Bramlon, at the Box crake. The Doors will be opeued at Half-past Si: o'Clock, and the Play liecin al Seven. Bonet 7v. ; Seeoud Price Se. 64.—Pit Se. sd.; Second Price ;s.—Lower Gallery ts.; Second Pries IL—Upper Gallery Is.; Steroid Price 64. Too Late fur Dieser will be repealed mvy reeving. rill II El'UB IL I C art. respectfully informed, that 01(7 will again And Mt. MATHEWS AT HOME at the Theatre Royal, English Oisers-Howse, Strand, THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, March 4, IWO, whew be will have the boomer to repeat his Amteal C04•15e of Lettere, we CHARACTER, MANNERS, wad PECULIARITIES, by introducing his Friends to Iris COUNTRY COUSINS, and the SIGHTS of LONDON. Song..—" Country Cumweassione"—* Whim Horse Cellar" —"Oh what • Town, what • wonderful Idetropolis!"—. " Epsom Races"- 6, The Mill (Anglice), a Viglit"—" Za. chary deseriptime of Loadoa"-0" no Real; or, Lady Fidget ' At 11160 "" Part Thirti.—Esbibiliee of the Multiplication Takla illoott a CHRISTMAS at BRIGHTON. Soletios d the Alrateries of Fuer limes Five by the juxtaposition of Figures. The whole being embodied sod saluted by Mr. Ma. thews: _ _ _ Doors to'he opened at Seven, sad the reformism:els lonia nt Eight oTloek. Roues, sad Private Boxes, easy be taken of Mr. Xi4vessoo, st the Box-roMee, Strand Entrance, frees Ten till Pouf ; sad ut FtSfllllll . ll Library, 170, New' Iflookelrset, opposite Iturliogion-gardens. SURREY THEATRE. • Be Performs's(' es Wednesdays sad Friday! daring Lest. rvilis EVENING. SATURDAY , i..10t ..ere 1. will be ',reneged, 18th time, as entirely sew splendid Historical Melodramatic Barletta, is three acts, called IVANHOE; • OR; THE JEWS DAUGHTER. With a new grand Military Overture, John (Prince of Englaud), Mr. Clifford; Pilgrim, Mr. Walkine; Lucas de Beaunireoir, Mr. Fawcett; Print Armen Mr. Adcock; Cedric, Mr. Giant; Uekeowd Knight, Air. Ridgway ; Robert Earl of Hentiagdoe, Mr. Payee, Friar Tack, Mr. W. S. Cliatterley, and Midge, the Miller (isetliws), Kr. Innard ; Isaac ot York, Mr. Huntley. Lady Rowena, Mrs.' W. S. Clsattrriey; Rebecca, Miss Taylor; 'Arica, Mrs. Brooks; Elgire, Min Draft; Alicia, Miss Prit. 'l*.e conclude with a Comic, Heroic, (operatic, Tragic, Pae tuiellie4C, Beringer, Barletta Spero:4..oldr Parody, r a g g d DON GIOVANNI. t)uw Ginvaani, Mr. Payne; null 4; 4.2Saan. Mr. Wyatt; Dios °envie, Mr. Grouped; Leporello, Mr. Fitswillians. Deana Anaa, Mee. !nooks. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EVANS, At his Houle, No. 96, POI-Mail, THIS DAY, SATYR. DAY, Morels 4, tasd Ilsree fullossiug Days (Surly ez Crisis:a), rip 11 E CURIOUS assd VALUABLE LI BRARY of AMOS sTarn•ELL., Emi. Melodist l'breru (HI Old 414 e, empryuted by Caxton; Hicronynd 1 " 14 ', Emory's, 1410; Lodge's Portniite i IS ODIN Ism Per, l'svols; Dolpioleo blosamlam,lo P arty, Mese roper; coxes Lift of Sir R. Wolpok, 3 wok Ivor Paper; Homed "mre, a Clarks, 4 vols. large paper; Ceolo Novelle Scots, =II rare, Iblb; Elsoreeee Assemble of Fuoloo, soilyes, by ,"I"kri de4Vete*, Me; Lodge'. Nettle foe Nice Mom, foe yams. at Asilnios twsimaffills rows ' l wz; the iltoeboad, a Poem, asigoe, 1615, Ike. &se. REFORM OF PA RLI A M ENT.—WESTM INST ER ELECTION. Etiarrollts, THE conduct you for several years pursued eg. rated the naiversal admiration of your fellow-couqtry: seem. At the last Electuto a conebinatiou of protruded ad. versaries, aided by the illegal rejection of tread number of Voles, prevented the attainment of your object. Your Committee asserted and maintained your rights. The Votes no illegally rejectal were, by the' highest antho. city, a Court of Justice, declared to be GOOD Yotes, and ought to have been received. Yoe are about to be called spots to choose moms who awe to Ise intrusted, in limes the most eventful mod the MOM fearful, with the Elmrdims• ship of yet*" Properties, your Lives, and your Libertiia mad, to use the words of your smaleblem Representative Sir Francis Burdett, " never stood the Country more in ne ed of the ram • sad example of Westminster than in the pre. serf cries." Chosim, drew, KM red Reformism to re/wears/I you ; place by the side of Sir Fraucis Burdett a 1111141 who has abeam blinseif able, end proved himself willing, to defend your Liberties, rena at the expeaseof his own. Vote, thrum, for Sir FRANCIS itURDET'Y and JOHN CAM HOB. HOUSE, Esq. the Erieints of Reform, and She Opposers of Arbitrary Imprisoioneat and Suspeusiom of the Cotten. lotion. Communications are requested to be made In tbr Cum. mines fur conducting ilte Election of Sir Francia Bartlett nntl John Cam Hubbtrae, Eng. at dm Rainbow Coffeabuttae, Xing-garret s Coorut.garden. _._ TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREE MEN OF THE TOWN OF MAIDSTONE. (iss_ . . . A 11155t.11... UTION of Purliammit haring trkett Ow, iu amenteeme et the death of our late rater. Halt Rovereigo, I beg leave respectfully again to ofErr myself as a Caudidate to represtasi your ancient and loyal Borough. Rigidly nant•tainisr thane principles of independence which lust recommended me to your favourable Notice, I presume with esolialeuce to raleolate upon your (store support mud protection, and should I fostonslely sneered in this object of my highest ambition, you may rest assured nay best exer. lions shall be invariably dressed to your intermit., sod to prove myself worthy of the trust you will commit to my ebarge.—l rut, Gentlemen, Your touch obliged sad faithful bumble Servant, ABRAHAM' WILDEY ROBARTS. Berkeky.nquare, March 1, FRENCH LAMPS, WITH IMPROVED SPIRAL BURNERS. PATENT FRENCH LAMP AN I) OIL WAREHOUSE, Ledgeteatreet, St. Priers, terablisisert 36 yaws. APPLETON, lag, leave to isifortu his WI • Frites', mid the Public ii, gamut', that be has sow en Sale large Moorhead of the much-admired awl ins. peeved One, Two, mid Tbnalight Petrel Lampe, which are id this time as much in use fur lighting Halls, Staircases, Dieing•neens, lieseieg.nreess, Countieg-huisses, Bsnkiiig. /OHM* Public OlRces, awakes, Carpels, Bell.ruiseis Public Places. ace. where a brilliant Light is required. An Aassoctietist of the moat improved French Lamps In Br ads , a nn exe, isrJ spar. Gateau Lampe, Lakes, G illll. doles, wet Chimney-piece Clresmeeis, of the Newest pat terns, soul 011 the lowest terms, for ready money. Fars-light, Door, threes, arid every Darer description of Lamps and Leonia mule end Real up. Carriage, Gig, and Moil Coach Lamps, retail sad toe exportation. Pelee* aril Illismiention Lamps le lei, for Balls, Routs Aerambliers, kr., 'Amps repaired, cleaned, and lacquered. . . . . Sperneaerti and other Oils, fur Patent and uthlr Lamps. Lamp Cottons and Glasses. Sprak INT Pipeirsoosle and Stied op in Toon and Camay. D u P Em g wedily and rationally CURED. witlnsist pain, or laterraption to the usenet avuestions of the Patient ; out by the mte►e use of Trisesee, which lung experience has prt l ved to be ineffectual, but by a Course of Remedies.— %Ir. IM/ (WU& Surgeon to the Meanie. Dispen sary for the Core of St►ictures, and sale Proprietor of Da. retie !Medicated Boogies, Setters himself that the following Attestation (selected from ■ great number, committed in his Treatise on the Radical Cure of Rapture) will he considered ae satisfactory evidence of the fact Parish of St. Ann, Westminster. Wuelthause. fitly IS, ISIS. We, the Over seen or the Pose of this Pariah, du hereby certify. that Wit. linen Gusting, end Charles ►luore cone of the pour now in the Workhovese of this Parish), being severely allicted with Risploresi ware sane by an to lir. liOnlbser for t►e porpose of core: in s eery short epee of time they were both pet frilly cured. Witness our heads--ThontasTunikineuss, J. Munre. head, Willie. WysU, %Mhos Behtrtiley."--Trairs.., cue. streciesl um the berg peiheiple% see kept ow gale ea they are ehteittleNtlisefet Iherifte Oteter ResProtrN. Attend. Inc. from Teu to Far, sad hoz 61,1111. %MN 14.. 48, /kraus street, Oxford-letet. • • ••1 , 1 • EAST INDIA HOUSE, Douai 3, 1120. TH E COURT of DIRECTORS of tie UNITED COMPANY e ISZACHANTS of ENG. LAND, tradin g to Me EAST INDIES, do ken* Five Notice, Thai the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT ap pointed to ha held at this Humor on WEDNESDAY, the ltd iambus, is made Special, for the purpose of soh mittiog fur toUllimmtion He Resolidos of the Gemini Court of the . 114 Deeerabor Ism, approving the Ram - iko of the Court of Directors of the loth November last, grantiag to Sir George Hilaro Barlow, Bart. G.C.8., a restos of 1,6191. per arsee, us She grutiods thereia The Report required by the By-law, cap. 1. sect. 19., to. tether with the documents apes which the said Resolution has been funned, are open for the isapectios of the Pro piston at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. eurnon L*W. • nil day ara porbliiilied, in Aro. pries h. Part 1. REPORTS of CASES of CON I'ROVERT ED ELECTIONS is the Sixth Parlisaiest of dos Uniied Kinplom. By UVEDALE CORBETT and EDMUND ROBERT DANIELL, Ears. Barriaterrat-raw. - - Landow : Friend for J. sod W. T. Clarke (late W Clarke sad Sons), Law Bookselle►s, Purninl.sireet, Llamas's-las. Of about any be bad, just publitbed, I. Rea. ►rice 13e. The LAW sod PRACTICE d ELECTIONS.-17 F. N. Rogers, Esq. Bsoisiesal.Law. ELECTION LAW. This day is published, AA COLLECTION of ACTS o f PARLIA. ' , SENT. to the SOth Geo. 111. relative to COUNTY sod BOROUGH ELECTIONS, with References to several Reported Cases, cootaisiog the Determinations of the Hamar of CoalabOas ; le Two Parts :—I. fleck as respect the Proceedings at the Eletliva; 11. Sort. as novaet die anhoesioent Proceed jogs us Petitions to the Hasse of Comanoises.—Cirowslo- Finny arranged with a copious Index. By JOHN DISNEY, Barrister at Law. London : Printed fur J. sod W. T. Clarke (late Clarke sod Suns), Law Booksellers Portepl.street, Liscoln's lon. Of whew way be had, I. Ivo. price 7s. Id. A. ABRIDGMENT of ELECTION LAW, frost the Issuing the Writ to the Retsina. By Jobe Disney, Esq. nu. day are published, &cord Edition, Ss. I. A TREATISE 0111 the MANAGEMENT uni EDGES and HEDGE-ROW TIMBER, By FRANCIS BLAIKIE, Steward and Avon to T. W. Cute. Faq. S. An ESSAY ow the ECONOMY of FARMYARD MANURE, rod w crilwr Rural Siihjecle. Third Milieu, enlarged, with nPlate rad Description of t►e Inve►ted Horse Hoe, inverted by Mr. Blaikie, prier Is. 3. BLA IKIK'S ESSAY ow the CONVERSION of ARA. BLE LAND isle PASIU HE, Ise. he. ls. Landau: /bristled for John Harding, 36, St. James's. street. GENUINE COFFEE. DEACON Imid CO. of the COFFEE MART, N 0.4, Skinner.street, Suuw.bill, London (established by the West India Merchants and Planters, 1811), b rit re . spectrally to inform the Nubility, Gentry, and Public in ge. mend, they are selling the very finest Dutch Coffee, roasted, at 34.3 d. per lb.; Do. Du. Plantation Do. 3s. dm—Deacon and Co. beg to assure the Public they May at all limes con. &lenity depend upon their At-tickle being of Genuine Qua. lily, and the finest Flavour that CAR be procured. Families supplied with Refined and Raw SUGARS of the best qua. lilies —N.B. Fine Turkey Care. Dealers and Hotel-keepen supplied on liberal terms. Deacon and Co. have appointed respectable persons as Agents for the gale-of their Coffees in MOO 011ie Principal 'Fawns is the Knogditm, and who ore sbp telling at the SSW Prier as at their Establishment in London. vit. Finest Dutch Coffee. roamed 3a. id. per lb. 1)o. Du. Plantation Do is. Oil. dn. HOOPING COUGH CURRD. T will be a consolation in Porcine to know, they I the skowewierwit to MAN"a eileedbletee to be CURED, *early as awe as a maws osl4l, by Hr. JOHN klEft. NAN, Surgeon, fic. 99, Carey.eireet, Inn. Dewier he few mouth, that the Hoopoe, Conch Specific h as he.. mad, known, kentikeils of ell are have heeer fectoally cored, and daily wilding& to increas, in aosibere; almost ail of whom report of the skeattfal canoe daily 'skint place in their diffeseat aeiglilararboade by the above worry*, via. two horietl is we cram . molly pergola left cbildlem, so seamy barite la' owe some, Re. kr. To this Mr. Job* Kimono ma 'sly ohnseve, let aY she hove ait wh olesale Corgi. *MO hails to Hoopissi hi a fere dole Wow, • apply in say italifir . tile., aai4 noise' the bkisiat of GM. they will bovarest. 99, Carepelreot, Chaeotepirise. ' • ♦ •'I y . . 14 . ti sod (bloaters is tea : Reflood, Salop, sieffurd, . . Redford, Berwick, Backs, Cambridge, Cbeater, Cumberland, Derby, Durham, Gloucester, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts, Leicester, Lincoln, Moonsoisth, Oxford, FORAGE, via. Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Barranks, sod Oats in Caatoarnente sad Quarters, in the soder mentioned Certifies in Smith Britain : Reeks, tr i tdallipm er' Sussex, Cornwall, Warwick, Devon. I Norfolk, York, Dorset, • Nurthampless, Nottingham, Natal (including Somerset, the Idea Wight) Suffolk, Sant, Surrey, And in the several Comities in Pi . That the Deliveries are to cowmen lreesiry•ltftir day or April next •, that 1 -wwitiog, sealed up sad marked " Teudor for Loy Sappliies . will be received at this 06ce oa or before Timoday. the 28th day of March lust at (but arms will hip received after Twelve o'Cluck outbid day), sad if seat by pot, the pow age most be paid. Proposals mast be made separately for with Comity, except fur the Cuustiea comprising North nod Smith Wales, All of which mast be included is one Tender; as ails must the several Cimaties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is sauteed to the Trader properly Ailed up, by two Persons of known Pro piney engaging to become boned with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed particulars for the due per form/arcs of the Coolest.; nod no Ere will he otiligod sales* made us a prioiofTeader, sad the .es expressed is words at length; snit should it are hoopoe, Mot Jurist; the Coutinuance of the Contract au Troops should be sup plied by virtue of the mine, the exprem of the Stamps fur the Contract and Bond, paid in the lirst lwataoce by tba Contractor, will be redivided to VVestinurelana, Wilts Worcester, North auj South Walu. at Newcastle• npon.Tyne. sad Oats its North umberland, Ili Britain. on and fur t►e repeals Is writ. Particular, of the Contracts may be had epos applica tion at this Office below. the Homes of Weyer sad Five, and at the Odic' of Deputy.Conasaissary-Gesersl Yuen, Edinburgh. PA—Samples of the Bresd sod M& say be was at Ws °Bice betwee• the Hours of Twelve sad Two. 'TO COUNTRY PRINTERS. GREAT POWER OF THE NEWSPAPER PRESS. may ►e someerbist interesting f..r country Prrimsten to be lafonned, that THE OBSERVER of &today taro, February 211, did SEVENTY.SIX HOURS, and that at five Presses may. The work readout. by Wrote, Stephens, Tuffoell, Cooke, Beason, Johnson, Muer', Hea ter, Beak, Hawkins, Hisao, Lorimer, and Bomb. Observer Office, Strand, Loodua. CHRIST CHURCH, SURREY, Mance 3, 1910. TO BRICK LAYERS, BUILDERS, MIA OTHERS—Au for the ERECTION of l a BRICK WALL, with soutol grey stocks, sad Dorkiag or Sfersthara lone, about three huts. deed soil fifty feet in lesigth,fourtoss lochs! thick, sad about tea fret high, is requested to send a proposal in writing to ass (befoie the 13th day of Hardt indast), sealed up and addressed "To the Churchwardens and Overseen of Christ Church, Surrey," specifying the price of the work per rod, and the time within which it will be completed. Farther particulars may be had on application to my olEcr. J. G. MEY MOTT, Vestry Clerk. 86, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriara-road. ANATOMISTS YADE-MECUM—NEW EDITION. This day was published, 12mo. price Ss. E AN AIrOMISVS VA DE MECUM; JL contairing the Anatomy, Physiology, Morbid Appear sures, Sic. of the Human Body, the Art of making Amato. nsical Preparations, Ike. To which ere added, Anatomical, Physiological, Medical, and Surgical Questiene. The Niath Edition, very materially improved. By ROBERT HOOPEK, M.D. Sic. &c. Printed fur Lammas, „Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brow.; Thome. and Geusge Underwood; Jobs Callow; Highley •nd Son ; Ogle, Donuts, and Cu.; Simpkin and Marshall; G. and W. B. Whitt•kee; Jobe Abilene's; Borgia and Hill, London; said Adam Black, and Sterling and Slade, Edia. burgh. Of wham may be bad, by themes* Author, , The SURGEON'S YADE-MECUM, price The PHYSICIAN'S YADE-MECUM, price 7s. PATRIMONIAL. PROPERTY to be DISPOSED OP, AS CONTRADISTINGUISHRD FROLI NATIONAL, PROPERTY. la V H E ESTATE of TA RTIFUM E, situated three miles share Duardeaus. us the left beak of tie Galata,. with a hue ebesiteau, built in the wosileee style, the burly of which contains fifteen windows in heal, with two wings, containing foe/tees each, a sturebeeee, copal* of euutataisig 1,3410 hugeheads of wise, a wellies's:hal oran g ery, stables, cutela.bissee, &e. Ste,• vineyard eoshiluieg oboes 40 acres (10 jouraisee) of trines is capital order, Wen reeled with !ream' iful wants, abort lA MID MO jet a) of meadow-laud, plesoure-wootio, rink-Gerd, ash k{jeMw, garden, Wkll stocked with fruit-trees. This Mate rode= 11.000 frailties • year. 2. A Neat COUNTRY SEAT, situated in the Cninnoses of Cosign.; et the &Armee of • none hem Bushaleisea, es*. riming of a large well-built, brick laussa, aartsase stoorit-, horse. peultry•yartl, bare, orangery, and other a tarp poles, an orchard, eontuistioktelf fbet offbigk-moten, two braes (II jitters* o si) of choice papa iriawa.i.ll MM.* or citros trees, a large *iodate, ef iodisatiol . iro ; pyro pleats, oak said *teem teem Per limbo pulls:Were, sildreon Si 111100111. Firespirmi Dincbanys, Notaries, Rootileitut. _ . 1 •~~i 4 . ..- • ..' .. e .: `~ • 1 f i ~~ air ~.'_