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. . -- --I.t - lam•gre - '---• , - - car --- 4- -- - , r.1-r .. - "vir- r" - ' 7 " . •' . . ._: __ ___ _ _ .. . .- • . ... . - . •. - . .f..: • • • ' 'f 0 .I'll Cent / ii iZ i Lzd 6 7/ W, ./.2 477-1-, .. .. . • • -4, I t . ok, . t!is/f Vb •0 • A l - . , o Vat (.f r b 4., .. . ~ .., • • l (1 rt i 4 , , k , laltibaya • . A , ~ . . • . . . • _ L NUMBER 4703. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1818. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. THR.4TRE-ROY J. DRURY-L.4NR. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. January 5. 1 their Majesties Servants will iierfurtn ((or the 411. time) a new Grand Historical Play, called RICHARD. DUKE OI YORK; MR. W ESI"S EXHIBITION. THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S 'Ansi' simmoN, with wveral PICTURES and SKETCHES from other SCRIPTURAL. SUILIECTS, are now Exhibiting antler the immediate Patrowage of hie Royal Nightie*. Ilie PRINCE REGENT, at No. 125. Pall•biall, wear Carlien.Houtte, every day from Ten till flash PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. TRE NOBILITY and GENTRY. SUB RCRIRERSS to the PRINT from the PICTURE painted by GEORGE DAME, Esq. R.A. exhibited at the Royal Academy last year (awl intended as • rumpanim, to that of PRINCE LEOPOLD, already are most respectfully iuforased, that it will be ready for Delivery in a few days. Proofs, 21. ta.; Prints, 11. Is. Sidra-raters` Names receive.l by Mr. Dawe, Newman. street, where the Pietare may br seem SUBSCRIPTION HOUSES. R. TAYLOR tNkr% Ow liberty to inform Isis Friends and the 7111rtobrrs of the Principal CLUBS, that he has Removed Irmo No. 71, to Nu d 4, Pall Mall. purchase, •ice Bolton, erhu relires.--dateft December 18, 1817. s4ils dutim.—Lieuleuant Chasica Makepeacc, from the With Foot, to be iientestant, vice Keogh, also December 9.5,1817. 55th ditto—Brevet Lied: Colonel Robert Frederick to lie Lieutenarit-Colonel, by purchase, vice Alen, who retires— dated December 18,1812. Brevet-Major Win. Larose. from balf.pay uf the Illat Foot, to he Captain, Ate Richard Jones, MINI exchanges, receiv ing the differmsce—dated December 2b, 1817. 58thditio—Lient. Daniel Keogh, from the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Maltepeace, who exchanges--dated aq above. 76th Regiment ■f Foot—Rrevet.Major Alexander ItY‘ Donald to be Major, without purchase, vice Fraser, deceuseal— dated as ashore_ Lieutenant Johu Fraser to he Captain, vice flT'lkoialit— dated at above. - - Or, the CONTENTION of YORK and LANCASTER. The Piece gotten up ender the direction of Mr. Kean. With mew Seracry, Dreeacs, Re. The Character, by Mr. Maywood, Mr. Holland, Mr. Pope, Mr. Powell, Mr. Kean, Mr. Peaky, Mr. Rae, Mr. Ben roue, Mr. Wallach, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Getter, Mr. Knight, Mr. Harley, Mr.. Glover, Jae. HE Notice bong. expirrd which the COM ( MERCIAL HAI.I. WINE COMPANY glee to their Friends sod the Pnblic, to famish theinialves with PORT NUM of Old Prilks, the Company take the earliest up opportnnity stating their present Prieto for Wines of the favourite Vintages : Ports of the Vintage of 1815, 425. Od. per ..) I r. Ditto the Vintage of 1812, 441.. Od. Ditto the Vintage of 1808. Ml.. 0,1. per Dos. And it is certain that the Wines of 1818 and of 1812 wort be still further advanced, and the 1808 will soon all he in the hands of Private Indiviillials.—The Company return thanks to their eery annterosiNindepentlent, and respectable Frimmla foe all their Favours, and recommend the following Whilst CHARLES SMART, Secretary. GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY, To which will be added (9110 lime) a new splendid Panto. Mit Romance, called HARLEQUIN'S VISION: OR, THE FEAST OF THE STATUF.. LYNDON, JAN. 3, ISIS. No - n(7E is hereby given, Thin the H A IF YEARLY GENERAL COURT of the PROPRIE TORS of this COMPANY, to he held pursuant to its Charter, will take place on THURSDAY, the stb day of Jams ry ins.. at the Crown and Anchor Taverns its the Strand, us the Custody of Middlearv, at Eleven o'Clork in the Forenoon precisely. fur the purpose of declaring a DI VI DEN D, and on other Matter,. J. PEDDER, Secretary. The Chair will be taken al Twelve to'Cloeic precisely. CONE FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at the several Station% of the Charieeril Gas Light awl Cuke Company, In Curtain. mad, Shut...hick and Brick-lour, Old-street, COKE, well I,dralaird for all dnincsiic purposes, whirls may. be had sum quanoitien nos less than use chaldrun, delivered in any i nert uf lowa, at 30s. per elvaldrun; or if fetched fiver thence, at Slis per chaldiun. This day is published, the Second Edition, price ed. Of ss. per &ern, or 40s. per hundred, A DEFENCE or the CHU It(H ARY SOCIETY against the OBJECTIONS of the Rev. JOSIAH THOMAS, A.M. Archdeacon of Bsth. By A CLERGYMAN. Lando': Published by George Wilson (Successor to Mr Bickers's/I), corner of Essex-street, Strand; sold likewise by .1. Hatcloiril, Piccadilly ; by L. R. Seeley, Pleet.strect; sad by the Booksellers at Bath and Bristol. Founded on the interesting Story of Don Juan. The Pantomime invented by Mr. Lethbridge; the Anion under the direction of Mr. T. P. Cooke; the Ort our(' aad Music (entirely new) by Mr. G. Langs. Doe Juan (and Harlequin), Mr. Ridgway • Doss Pray, (Commandant of Seville), Mr. T. P. Cooke; Dun Octavio (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Hartland; Jarman (Valet and Clove to Dow Joss), Mr. Paulo; Boatswain (wilb • thin!), Mr. Smith. Donna Elvira, wife to MU 1111.11 (awl Cul - tour), Mini Tres; Donna Leonora (siterwards Culumtoor), Mots Valancy. llie Dours to be opened at SIX o'Clock—the Play to begin st Seven. Wines as worthy their notice:— pet Das. Fiat Old soft and leiala.fleroveredstiberries 465. 04. OHM ditto Last India, matchless 60s. Ad. Tenerife, of Cull !Standen Amvone Ensign Robes t Nicolls Frirelt to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser as shove. 01/th ditto—Lieutenant John Milliqurt Hewrsin, from half pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Julm Ore, who exchanges--ilaied as sluice. 97th ditto—Ensign William Mansell, from half pay of the 30th Font, to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Gram, who resigus—dated December IR, 1817. Ride Brigade—Ensign Chink-a Wightraan Sivewrlght, from halfipay of the 25th Foot, to he Second iiiiitensiit, wire Charles:Smith, who exchanges—sdated Decenilwr 2:0, 1817. Royal West India Rangers—Lieutenant James Gram, from half•psy of the late sth West India Regiment, to be Lieu tenant, vies Flood, ilecraiwd—dated as &Above. York Masseurs—Captain Stephen Noel, from half pay of the 7th West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice l'allan rey, deceased—Jilted December 18, 1817. Ensign William Henry Somper to be Lieutenant. witl t put chase, vice Hemmings, who resigus—dated December 25, 1817. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Richardson, from the Royal Mili tary College, to be Ensign. vice Soup. r--rlated as alkive. Ist Ceylon Regiment—Ceptain Willem Dimly Cie:titter, from the half.pay of the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Cap_ tail,, vine Francis Nicholas Rossi, who exchauges—dated as above. N EW EDITION. Oa the Ist instant was published, in Men. price 14s. a New being the F.inhils, of IMIE CHEMICAL CATECHISM. greatly .mlllll.O-4, and for the moat part re.wriiten. By SAMUEL MARK ES. F L S. Mit". M. Geol. Soc. ice. . . • Borth Madeira, very old West India Madeira East India ditto, matchle55.... The Company also offer the following Cape %Vines an being distinct in quality from any other that have been offered, except what has lately been sold only by the Com pany : White Cape Stein Wine White Cape Wine, the finest Madeira Grape trans planted, and the old way of producing the Wine improved by experimental high cultivation of the Grape lauds, and superior process iu racking and meliorating C. C. Cape, the only parcel ever imported, made from Grapes selected purposely from different Vine Growers, who are the must noted for the high cultivating of their Grapes, and is what is termed the Stain-Vat Wine, being kept by the Wine Makers fur the purpot.e of improving New Coarse Wines Red Puntac, in French bottles, and far superior to most French Wines Red Cape.—This Wine lit from the Madeira Tints Grape transplanted, and pioduces a dry fell bodied high brilliant coloured Wine No. 10, Skinner-street, and 340, Oxford-street„Loiliktu. _ Boxes 7a.; Second Price, 36. Id.—Pit, 3e. ed.; Second Price, 2a.—Lairer Gallery, tr.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gallery, la.; Second Price, Id. Boxes and Placer to be taken of Mr. Spring, 'Rotunda, Brydger.rtreet, from Ten till Four, and of whim may be bad a Private Box nightly. i'utbbstbrd by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Loodoes; and sold by all Wirer Booksellers. By the same Author, CHEMICAL ESSAYS, ilturtrated with Twenty.three Copper-pinto. Engraving,. in Bre vols. prier 41.4.. The RUDIMENTS or CHEMISTRY, with eight Copper- Oster, price 56. And THOUGHTS un the SALT LAWS, price 7s. W. The new Pantomimic Romance of Harlequisee Vision; or. 'nu: Feast of the Statue, will be repeated every Evening tall further notice. This day is published, pries is SERMON. dellverell to the l'met Church, a Waggon, on Wedneaday, November 10, 1 017. the day of thu Funeral of ber Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wak-s. To-marrow, Lilliput, and The Tale of slystery. 0 1 , Wednesday, Lilliput, and The Irish Widow : the Wi dow Brady by a Young Lady (her itecmtil oppesraneo. Xecksey (first time), Mr. Kuight; Mamas (first time), Mr. Dorttuso. Sy THOMAS CHALMERS, D.D. Alin:stet of the Trot. March, Glasgow. Prinleill for John Smith awl Soto. Glareow ; Wm. Whyte. lErlintiorah; Inonsiour, Horst. Rrrs. Oime. ■ad Brows; .1. Ilmtchard; T. Hamilton; D Cut.; and Ogles aad Cu. Lawton. Sl'A FF. On Thursday, a fswoutite Play, in which Br. Kean will perAwm. Urn Friday (by particular desire), the Comedy of The Hypocrite. The Comedy of Jahn Ball wiU be repeated tn-morroer se'anight. Cor whom may he bad, by ii,, same Author, A SCR I ES of DISCOURSES on the CHRISTIAN V 7.11: LATION, cuunr.wn with the model's &A, oisvh, Eithlh Erlitiow, Se. Aho, New Eilitioas of all his other Melts. Liesetenant-Colonel Francis Cockburn, on the lialtpay of the New Brunswick Fencildies, to I,c Depoly-fhiart.e- Mariter.General to the Forces *crying in Canada, vice Myersoleceased—dated as above. gaptain William Wharton, from the lintrimly of the 73.1 Foot, to be Soh-Inspector of the Militia in the Coded States of the lonian Islands, vim Henry FiteClareuce, a 6u exchanges—dated as above. Lieutesiaut Thomas Hill, from half-pay of a Recriiitine Dis trict, to he Adjutant of x Recruiting Divtrict, vice Charles Thomas Glailwin, who retires upon half-pay—dated De cember 18, 1817. I:XCREQVF.R REPORTS. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. T"'S FVENING. MOND.%Y. Juritt4ry 5, (ihm; time) a new Tragedy, called 11F.TRIBITTION ; OR, THE CHIEFTAIN'S DAL'GHTER. With new Scenes, Dresses, and D. rorations. The in...A.11h! 'limit columned by Mr. Bishop. Vannes (Kong of Penn). Mr Yonag; Chagrins Mr. ITac. ready ; Harried, Mr. C. Kemb - -; Abdas, Mr. Egertuu ; Kafir. Mr Ahhott ; Sullies, Mr. 'T erry ; Saint, Mr. Conner; Ku had. Mr. Comer ; Mesh, Mr. Jefferies. Kisses, Miss O'Neill. The Motown , - to be spoken by Mr. Terry, and the Epr- Int:o•• by Mrs. Gibbs. After which (for the oth time) a new Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN Gut.i.ivEtt; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. With entirely new Music, Machinery, &entre, &e. The Overture and Music rompuseil by Mr. Ware. The whale arraeged mid produced under the direction sit Mr. Farley. Culliter (afterwards (Harlequin), Mr. Boluses." ; the Xiiaz of Lapota (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Norman ; Qiunlruntisnmus, Lard Chancellor of !sputa (afterward , . Clown). qr. Grimaldi. The Princess Rhumbuidrlla (after ward. Columbine), Miss F. Denviett. In the course of the Pantuwiurr , a Pas de Trois, by the Sties Demietts. Doors open at Six o'Cluck—the Perfurensuce to begin at Cerra. Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s. Gil.—Pit, Si. ed.; Se I Prier, 2s.—Lower Gallery, Ss.; &scowl Price, 19.-11.4prr Gallrry, Ir ; &mild Price, Ad. Plaera for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had fur the SCOSOO, or Nightly, 41) Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office. • The new Gomel Pantomime. rolled Harlequin Gielliverr or, The Flying Island, will Isr repeated curry Evening. To.ronerow, the Musical Play of Guy Alairrierissa ; or, The Gipsy's Prophecy. Orr Wrdiraiday, Shikspeare's Comedy of The Twelfth Night: Doke Orsino, Mr. Egerton; Sir Toby Belch. Mr. Emery; Sir Andrew, Mr. Blanchard; Sebastian, Mr. Ilu raset ; Halvah*, Mr. I istnn ; Clown. Mr. Fawcett. Olivia. , Mrs. ; Viola (first time), Miss BCOlliOll j Maria, Mrs. On Thursday (hint lime this season\ the Serious Opera of Art : Arbiters. Mr. Brabant; Hartilane. 3lis• rheas After which, the last new popular Farce of Hus bands and Wives. On Friday. 4th time, the new Tragedy of Retribution; I or, The Chieftain's Daughter. STRAND THEATRE-THE SANS PAREIL. THIS PRESENT EVENING. MONDAY. January S, 1818, To-morrow, Toombs'', ff. nod WVrdnrs.ls♦ 7, will be proiluced, first time, it New CUIIIIC Burktia Sketch, founded on ►ecent flirts, called, THE FORTUNATE YOUTH; OR, NEWMARKET HOAX. Farmer. Gullem, Mr. Richardson; Abraham Gallen (alias the Fortunate Youth), Miss Scott ; Hodge (Servant in Fer nier Gulkm), Mr. thicket ; Squire Itarkreat. Mr. Meredith ; Simon Sly (Servant to rtnekr,nt), Mr. Stibining; Mr Sordid (in search of a geed Living), Mr. DM) , ; Hone Dealer, Mr. IDavidge. Darien of Dreallonstiebt, Mr■. Daly; Lady Amilia hcr Daughter), Miss Garin; Lady Trepan, Mra. Broods. rieder ; and Georgena (her Dangbir6 Min Le Brun. 'V.°. the favourite Divertiserisest, called, THE SUM .)IER'S EVENING. To which will be added (by parlicnlnrile‘ire). 1111ACKHAM AND ‘t INI)11AM; OIL THE WRANGLING LAWYERS_ Wltforil Wha •Ithant, F.‘q. (Attorney at Law), Mr. ifere tlith; 11 • orrit (Alt •r at 'AW), Mr. Stith. Inn!: Thomas Threalter (Whacktrain's Servant Mao), Mr. {load Maria IVlrarktranr, Miss Scott. The whole to conclude wills a grand dietinguinbeil Comic Pantomime. with entire New !Never,. New soul ien did sad additions' Indident4, which has betel re ceived with unbounded applassee, THE NECROMANCER; OR, GOI.DEN KEY. Necromancer's Mari(afterwards Clown). Servant to Three Ma.tesa, Mr. JAW. Junes; and Versale Statue (afterw.sril. Madam► It Clereq. Its the concur of the Pantomime. Madame Le Clem' 111 " introduce a New Veil Dance. Doors open at Half-past Five, and login at Hal past Sta. BOX, As ts.—Gallery, la.--Sccond Prim, Half•past plates to be taken of Mr. Stuck. at the Rox.Offsee of the Thr.dre, from Ten till Four. Places cannot be kept lady than Half.past Seven. 0,1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday next. Miss Young will app..a on the SLACK WIRE, whys' the Dance must lie a 'daimon. . . The OW Oak Cheat is in active rehearsal, and will be 1,....taceil in a fret (grains. This day is polilislied, by W. CLARK F. :mil CONA. Law Rooks ,Rees. Portage Loured. Lineala's lieu ' in royal Soo. Part 11. Vol. 111 price fk conti nued) R (to he ntinued) D EPORTS Argued aml Determined its the. COURT of F:XCH EQU ER, Michaelmas Tem, ISIS By GEORGE PRICE. Eau listrister at Law. Of whom tray hr had, Vol* I. and 11, containing the Oases from Easier Tern, prier 21. Se. ed. bone& The Editor feria himself ealkd on to 'nominee, Mai the Cases whwli arise on 11w Equity Side of this Court, will, as heretofore, he roported byr him, as well those which are decided before ilw whole Court, as *hoer whirls are bran' before the Lori, Chief Ihroli sitting •lime; and he ruder. takes that no important decision shall be unialted. APPEAL CASF.S. This day is publiabial, in royal Pro. Vol. V. Pert I. peke 7s. itu Ire eniiiissreiD, REPORTS of CASE• ui APPEALS imrl itivs of F.RROR io the HOUSE of LORDS, 1817. H y P DOW, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. ••• The importance to the l'ioressiun of having regular Reports of the Cases derided in the last restart, must he so obvious, and the dasideralum which exists in flits respect so well known, that it might appear inemcessary to say any thing by way of notice, were it not fur this peculiarity at tending the pieseot Public-air —that it rufous, perhaps, the first iii.lasiee, as far as concerns the decisions of the D ouse of lunds , iii which a detailed view has been at tempted to be given of the judicial speeches or observa lions rsph g the giouuds and principles upou which three deciMnn,Y rest. London: Printed for W. Clirke and Sims, Portnrabstreet, Lineedies lun ; and Baldwin, Crailock, and iiir, Paternoster row. Of whom may be hnd, Vol. I. to IV., !Viet St 7s. boards. POPULAR SCIIOOI. ROOKS. This day etas pnbh.hrol, much improved, and considerably cramps!, mice /Is. hound. the Firth Edition of T HE ELENIENTS r.l USEFUL KNOW- Nate ks comprehending abort Systems of Nlerharricsl. Nation!, and l'.•iwrimeoinl Phi losophy. Ast 1111 l only, Geography, C.ulrezy, P,. a gign I les. 01001111illt. r7ritilics, ()pries, Chemistry, Electricity, Galvanism, Magnetism, Meteorology, Mythology, Govern. swat, Ithrim ic, au.l Chronology; to be read is turas, with such approved Selections as are generally used in Seb ools. Rs the Lilt Rev. RHIN ADAMS, A.I. Autbur of a uew " Itireury Eughflul, suclßume"--"Lec- timyes .theta,," &c. Nitwit ism, .r.l ned cularged By ALEN. JAMIF.SON, Author of " The Construct of maps,' &e. &e. Illustrated with numerous Wood Cuts and Copper-Mateo. Printed for T.aw and Whittaker, 13, Ave 31arial.me; F. C. awl J. Rivirioner ; Longman and Cu.; U. S. Kirby; Lackinton nail Cu ; mid Baldwin nail Co. Tu be had of floc same Publisher., written by the Hee. J. A DA IS. A NEW HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN ; from the Invasion of Julies Vanier to the pre►rat Time; eNhihttillg to the Mints of Youth ■ Variety of insiructive soil utrobisof Information, adapted to the so witty* of Voting People of both Sexea ; Olt a Plan nearly similar to that of Dr. Fleury. Fourth Edition. Illustrated wills Plates. Price 45.6 J. Inotool. The ROMAN HISTORY; from the Foundation of Rome lo Ihr Solivresion of the Ka.tern Elmore, and the Tirkiist n( Con •tautioople ht• the Turks, iu Ihr Year of our Sariour, Our Thowranil resir Iloodrrd situ Fifty-three: it.. eluding the Antiquities, Manlier.. and Custom., as will us the Jorisprorletier and Military Establishment of the Ro mans. In Smell Rooks, on a new and interrsling Mau. Sett"! Edition. 12m.., Price 4..6.1. hound. The EI.EIII'.S IS of READING ; being selirt and easy Lessons, in Prose :ind Verse, for yoauc !traders of both Sexts. Sixth Edition. Corrected and improved. Price 3. 1111 1 00000 1111 LE( ' 11 . 10 N ; or. Nebel Latin Lessons : adopted to the cispor.lies of Norm 11..cissners. By the Rev .1. Adams, A.M. IN . In. Immo& A DAMS'S sEvErr LEssoNs 0.. moRaLITY. TORT, and 1110(ilt A PHI ; beinc aTi sward ilab and Pan to,: of the Lielloms Seleet:e. Ittotio. Is h. 00000 .1. ENGIASII 3101 LATIN EXEIICISEs, for the l'se of Schools; contai 00000 ts, all the Bolts of styeitss sill, Explana tions, and other iiverssary Observatiolts 1111 each Kole, &e. Hy N. H. 41 I.lsl'. Twenty-first Li,tiou. Corrected and Improved. Prire I. LATIN PHIMEII, so THREE PARTS. Part I. Rules of Commie , . Part 1. Holes of Positi . Part 3. A large and plain Ik-eription of the Latin t'erse, and of twiny kinds of position in Verse ; a Sit 000000 are Account of Terenee's Wirt ; nail a with a Table of ill Iloraer's 3letres at one View. By the Hew. It. Lyne. Stith 1 7 .40 lion. 4s. 6.1. hound. A LATIN GRAMMAR. By the saute Author. 12nio. 2s.lid. buusnl. This clay is published, prier 6s. 6d. THE HLRT F. ER, No. XXI— or Impartial Record of the beta Pamphlets of the day ; :-1. A New Method of increasing the quantity of Circulating Meihom /now lint published). 2. A Disser t,iiiin 011 the State of the Nation (original). 3 An Essay on the Practice of the Ristish Government ; by Gould F. Lech ie, Ell 4. A Leiter to the Editor ou the subject of Gement Asivary ; by M. Le Chevalier de la Roche St. Andre toriginal and exelui.ive) 5. A New Project of Finance (on tiara) 6. (hi the Poor Laws; by Nir Egerton Bridges, Bart. MP. 7 Usury Esnlainett; ,sr Conseiesee Quieted : re , printed from the Original isi 1695. O. An Addrear to a M held at Rath, Dec. 1, 1517; by the Rev. Archdeacon Thema*. 9 An Address to the Comedian Society for the Prutertiou of Morals. 10. Observation. od the Effect of the Nann.lrtioring ; by Robert Owen. 11. Cousiderii lions on British Commerce with India, America, &c. Sold by Rest Fenner; Lloyd; Black mid Co. ; Long man; and all other Booksellers. Of whom tinny be hail the . prededing Number from the commencement in 1813. CHTEEN-S.WARF., BLOOMSRURY. Very elegant FURNITURE, brilliant Pier tool Chimney Glames of large dimension% Collection of Pictures. rich Cot Glaas, small Service of Plate, Chamber Organ, nil ele gant tosr_po.t Re,Wend, with rich Mlorine Hangiuga and Cornices, the genuine Properiyof Major Darner, ' TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY IM MRS. PHILLIPS AXD CO. At the late Residence, No. tB, Glouretter-stret. three doors from the Chapel, Queets-mpiare, TO-MORROW, Tueaday, January 6, ISIS, sod following Day, at Twrltc, without reaervati 4444 lk Li the elegant and fashionable !MUSE s. FORNITURE, pier and chimney glasses, a variety of plated articles; glass, beautifully cut; small col lection of pictures; superb eight-day clock, mutinied in b•bl. The fora ure has only been completed about twelve months. add comprelwinis other useful and ornamental arti cles—thri superior four-post and French beds, with suit•. bk bedding, all composed of rich chintz ; in the drawing room are French window curtains of expensive chin's, with two chaise Pommes, and twelve chairs, all of fine ruse-wood, en suite. The Cabinet Furniture is of the hest description, and includes winged and plain wardrobes, lady's wardrobes, wail, book-ease, chests of drawers, japanned dressing. tables, • magnificent sideboard, a set of very capital dialog Salutes and chairs. a sisprrb inshogaity calinret, book-cases, superb carpets, of the newest patterns, Ste. May he viewed prior to the Ink. Catalogues to be bail on the Premises. fIGALS, 4.4*. Whwrf Meatture. and Prompt Payment.—The LON ININ •11111 iEST M INSTER WALLSENI) COAL COMPANY respectfully inform the Nobility and Public, shut they are SELLING WALLsrN I) COALS at Os. and the hest at fras. delivered its Town free of expense, except the trifle for nietage and shootinc, with three sacks i sgs•in on ti re elsaldrum. Nu Witter Company eau sell the hest Coals cheaper. Orders received al Mr. Mortimer's, 21, St. James's-street ; Mr. Blackman 's, 382, Oxford-street, near the Pantheon ; Mr. Lamas, 42, 4;rrat Romell.street; Mr. Fox's. 22. Hay market ; Mr. Wootboot's. 189. Piccadilly. o pp os ite Rood. street ; Mr. Rolston 's. 40, Shorediteli; aunt Mr. Lock's, 24, King-street, Covent-garden. FRAUD PREVENTED. rilo counteract the 11141Iy attempts that are daily B. made to impose on the 1111W4rV a spurious composition instead of the Gb:INUINE ID.ACKING prepared by DAY MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, in which their Siy,usture and Address, 97. lIIGH HOLBORN. is Ito ronspieitonsly plat-all in the centre of the Label, that they Mist an attention to this, and the tliffrrence of the type, whirls is mashy all lettrnpress, will citable parch:tam at nitre to detect the impaaition. 11; ReAl JAPAN made and *old Who!reale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, Hitth Holborn, and retailed by the principal Shopkeepers, iu Bottles at Ott, 11., sad la. 6d. each. Wit COUGHS, COLDS. ASTDMAS, AND CON SO M ITnr•. ['ECM - It - AI, - - 011 IR.—Experience ha• proved this sordicitie to he the most salutary and •Ilirarioua remedy fur Cul.lo, Coughs, Catarrhs, and Asti'. Bostic Affections. By t tint gentle expectoration, it el 1 ten-tautly removes stiorlot and recent colds; and a very few doses are generally ou Ilicient to overcome those which from neglect have aseionso d a Inure serious character, and arc also accoimpaosiert with rough. Whig peculiarly adapted to gsre frivol to respiration, it in the most ef f ectual medicine in asthmatic complaints, Aisortness of breath, hoarseuees, wlwczings, sin-corms and olutructions sit the breast and lungs, and all the usual symptoms which attend the begin. • g of corns 00000 and if taken in time will prevent this fatal olisease! Massy different Cough Medicines Swing sold muter nearly similar namra, poirchasere of this Pretoria Elixir, to present hcitog disrappoisateol of the ac •We m e th. rine, are requested to he particular in 'observing that each Bottle has affixed In it t h e Gooveruitieost Stainp, with the name of " Butler, Nu. 9, Chearsiole," engraved in the im pression. Sold in Bottlers at Is. 11'1. and larger. containing three *mall DOWN at 21. 9d.; by BUTLER and SONS. Chemists, No. 4, Cheisponole, 11 . turncr of St Paul's , Church-yard, London ; purl 31, Frackville street, Dublin ; also by the p r i ne , i 3O Booksellers, Drsoggists, and Medicine Venders, in every Town throughout the Visited Kingdom. NEWFOUNDLAND.—TIii% Gagette contains an Order in Council, doted Brighton, the 30th ult. which. after reciting the power* vested in his Majes ty in Council by the Act of the 18th of his reign, proceeds thus : " And whereas it is expedient and necessary that prowl be made fur fully supplying the inhabilasts and fisher men of the Island of Newfoundland, for the ensuing season, with bread, flour, Indian corn, and live stuck. his Royal High -111.611 the Prince Regent doth thereupon, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, hereby order and declare, that for the supply of the inhabitants and fishermen of the Island of Newfoundland, foe the e unto be gt season °illy, bread, flour, In dian corn, and live stock, may he imported into the said Island from any of the territories !belonging to the United States of A meriea, by British au bject s, and in British-built ships, owned by his Majesty's subjtets, and navigated according to law, and which, within the space of nine months previous to the time of such importation, have cleared out from some port of the United Kingdom of Great Britain or !reboil, or other his Majesty's dominions in Europe, for which purpose , . . a license shall have been granted by t he Commissiouers of his Majesty's Customs in England or Scotland, or the Commissioners of his Alajeaty's Revenue in Ireland, or any other person or persons who may be duly authoriewel in that kingdom respectively, in the magnum. and form hereinafter mentioned; which license shall continue and be in force for nine calendar months from the day of the elate upon which such license is respectively granted, and no longer; provided that no such license as aforesaid, granted after the 30th day of September next, shall be of any force or effect; and his Royal Highness is hereby further pleased to order, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, that the Master or person having the charge or command of any ship or vessel to whom such license shall be granted, shall, upon the arrival of the said ship or vessel at the port, harbour, or place, he the said Island of Newfoundland, where he shall discharge such bread, dune, Indian corn, and live stock, de liver up dm said license to the Collector or other proper Of ficer of the Customs there, having first endorsed on the back of suck license the marks, numbers. and contents of each package of bread, flour, and Indian corn, and the number of live stock, under the penalty of the forfeiture in the said Act mentioned; and the Collector or either proper Officer of the Customs at Newfoundland, is hereby enj ed and re. quired to give a certificate to the Mosier, or person having the charge or command of such ship or vessel, of his bar. Mg received the said license so endorsed as before directed, and to transmit the same In the Commissioners of his Ma jesty's Customs in England or Scotland, or to the Commis sioners of his Majesty's Iterceine in Ireland respectively, by whom such license was granted." _ To the above orilZr is annexed a form of license. This Gazette further notifies, that at Brighton. on the 20th ult. the Right Hun. John Leath mid the Right Hon. Sir W. A'Court, Bart. acre sworn of the Privy Council, and took their respective place , . at the Board accordingly; that James Shalto Douglas hag lwen appointed his Majesty's Consul General fur Morocco; 1)r. (Lilies and Dr. W. Bratty, Phy+ician• Eat►cordioary, ■nd George Bell, Fsq. Surgeon iii Ordinary to She Prince Regent. for Scotland; and that his Royal Highness has permittid the 42d riltincat to bear on its colours and appointments the words " Fuentes d'Hoisor, Pyrenees, Nivelle, !give, and Grilses;" the 45th In bear the word• " Rollea, Vintiera, Ciudad Rodrigo, 8,. &jos, Salamanca. Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, °alma, and Toulouse; " avid the 77th, the words " Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajos." MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War (We', Jriruarg 2, 1818. 8111 Regiment of Feat—fin vet Lieutenant-Colonel William Jerson's., from the hall-pay of the 57th Foot, to be Cap tain, vice John Bradbrolge, placed upon half pay—Com mission dated December 23,11117; Captain Thomas 0-01 s, from the balipay of the Regiment, to be Captain, rice Edward F. Davis, placed upon half pay—dated December 24,1117 ; Captain Thomas Gerrard IRall, from half-pay of the 3411, FOCI, to be Capt.on vice Wen. Walsh, who ex change.—dated December 25,1117. 28th ditto—Lieutenant Roger P. Gilbert to he Captain, by purchase, rice English, nlio reties—datctl December 18, 1817. Ensign Thomas Winelior to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ch-a . . . Gilbert—dated as above. JultosCmillfirld Hrowne, 6.-us. lo be Ensign, by ',timbale, vices 11 herb r—datril rr 10).1% e 3roh ditto—Brevet-Major Thom^• tVeare, from the half-pay of Ilw Itettouetst, to br Captain, vice Alerroder Shaw, who exchanger, req.% owing the diffurrime-..rlsitetl Dtcerobcr 25, 11117. 45th thito--James ►l'hce:er Birch, Gent. to be Ettaire, by BREVET. Captain L"rd george Lennox, of the 9tb Light Dragoons, to be Major in the A my—dated October 25, 18t7. Captain Tllonian Poppletust, of the fr3rl Foul, to be Major in the army—riate.l December Sib 1817. CONlllliiiinfl ru Ike 8(1 or Emit Norfolk Regiment of Mi -111111, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of tile County of Norfolk. George Bateman, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Iloulton, re signed—dated in December, 1817. CONIINIIMOII in the Derbyshire Regiment of YNnivinry Ca valry, signed by Ike I.ord Lieutenant of the. County of Derby. Bernard Mitenard Luca,,, Gent. to be Cornct--dated Decem ber b, 1817. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. I. West and W. Cory, of Moor&lds, London, and of the Commerchil-rund, Lambeth, Sil, rev, coke-merchants. D. eem her 31, 1817.—T. Keating nod S. H. lUurley, of Saint Polirs Church-yard, London, chymists and druggists. July 5, 1817. —C. Criockshanks and M . Shatcher, of Shepherd's id• dlrsex. sehnohnsistresses, Deceathirr 25, ISI7.—W. f Kirk patrick and T. I. Kirkpatrick, of Loudon, merchants, De. ceinlwr 31, 1817 —T. Shaw and J. Kimber, of Bishopsote-- street, Loudon, grocers, December 46, 1817 --W. I.,tratru, D. Branion, J. Wilson, and T. H. Wright, of London. merchant*. December 31. 1817.—H. Merski and T Van e , .•f St. James'e-square, Westminster, tailors, December 31, lit 17 . —F. F. Greets and C. Green, of Great St. Helens, Loudon, merchants January 1, 1618. BANKRUPTCY EN LA RC En. John Howell and Benj • Hnwell, of Rlarkfriar , rum!, Sur r ey, linen.drarra, from December 23, lo Febroal y 10, at teu, at Guildhall, Loudon. BANKRUPTS. Evan Elli•. of Manchester, joiner, to surrender, Jmnitiry 16, at foot., 17, and February 14, at ten, at the lirOdzeoater Arms lon, Nlaneheater. Attorney'', Messra Adlincton and Gret•ory, Bedford-row, Loudon ; and Mr .R. It. and C. Jaelaw, Manchester. William Norton Marsden, of Salford, Lancaster, corm dealer, to anrrender January 16, 17, and February 14, at eleven, at the Star Inn. Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Duckworth, Chippindall, and Denison, Princess-street, Man chester; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. William Clarke, of Sheffield, WWI r-bitilder, to surrender, January 16.19, and February 14, at twelve., at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr. Wake, Sheffield; and Mr. Blakelock,S•rjeant'islion, Fleet-street. London. George Harvey, of Lane-end, Stafford, draper, to surrender. January 16, 17, and February 14, at ten, at this,Star Manchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Co. Win Word-court, Throgntortomstteet, Loudon ; and 31r Henry, Manchester. John Taylor, James Taylor, and Joseph 1: late of' Agecroft, Lancaster, calico printers, to Atli rev& r, Juovary 17, 22, at ten, and Februm y 14, at two, at the Garrick's Head Tavern, Maneliester. Attorne) , , Messrs. With... Clarke, Coates, and Watson, Warn:ova-court, London ; and Messrs. Dices and liondean, Mancliesti r. William Newell, of Derby, rheesefartor, to sairendrr, January 16, 17, and February 14, nt eleven, at the Kind's Arms Tavern, Derby. Attorneys, Mr. Green, Derby ; and Messrs. Long and A listen, Gray's-Inn. Loudon. Robert Gray, of Norwich, luniseliold-broker, to siorcinter, January 16, 1?, and February 14, nt four, it the Norfolk Hotel, Saint Gregory, Norwich. Attorneys, Mr Parkinsiiii, Norwich; and Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, square, London. John Howson, of Manchester, and Theophiliis Smith. of Miitilletiiii, mittomspinners, to surrender, January lii, three, 17, and Filirtiitry 14. at twit, al the PR [ACC lon, siaii - (linter. Attorneys, Mr. Atkiuuru , Manchester; said . Makinson. Elni.erwort, Temple, Loudon. Samuel Wndditietoo, now or late of ftrighonse, York, eiwn.factor, lu nut render, January 8, at the Session House, Leeds, 28, and February 14, at eleven, at the Aura • titer Arms lout, Clifttimnpon-Caliltr, Yolk A tforov‘., Mr. F7eal a, Hatton•garden, London ; and Mr. Carr, Go - nsers•al. near Leech'. JlSSeph Switionton, late of 44rmor.rtow, E 4.1 Slnltllettett, merchant, In Surrender, January In, 17, and h. nary 14, at twelve, at Cannibal', London. Amin, y, Mr 11'•rwiek ryuare, No we if a .•treet. Job.. Peen, of the florosigh-Mp.ki 1, Sootthw . tok, Surrey, 0141....-merchant, t.. sm. entity, Jainism 6, 17, nod Frna l iery 14. nt ten. at (ittiltittall, London. Attorney, Mr.ll4true. _ _ James kn kh , bite nr Acre Fenn, Leek, St4Tued, forme, , to aurryndvr, .Innoary 10, 17, at one, Pm.' Fan-wiry 14, !it twelve, nt Gnildhe l l, London. Atiorney, Mr. C o'c, bridge-house, Clcrkt•no4 11, !Amino. (For itiridtrorts aad ijil air*, ne last rare 4 I :~