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AT HONIE -•- '• 141torrow, K in 2.ll, eilard the. i'llird ; with Mida s. •....,..:;. ..,-........_____ • ANNIVERSARV MEETING of ti j& 1.40111,EM and GENTLEMEN etimatteil 1 - I , lll.FrousE .!•;.Cl-1001, will lie held - at the CHARTER HOUSE, im MONDAY, December 13. • • - • 1M r,r A ii,TE:Nrk. : the bt.,: STE. Alt Ds. . , lies'. Edward Trerriien, G. 11. Ficiling, Esti. •, • Thomas . , Warre, 1 - 1311-pnst Otte. r)y t be ItevAA N 1 ES CLUMET. t FIVE o'Cliich prvcikely. s . . , Means. ItomiLLy, limit, Arm*, and Not•AN, POUSF, OF LORDS SI4NDAY Drc. 6, %vele o beard in the toe'e oil-foam v. Davis. ludgetaent Iwo rimed. Sir' S. Itommt.f and 1111-..' LrAeu woe braid ifl tbe care of Grant v. Grant. Further hearink ou , Wedrresti 11.—Jodgment to-morrow in the case of laiillv.'M 4kt:rules-of Yriveriirss,;. , • The it4iyiti! A isvnt -was' g iv e n •by CinutnioNiort to the Clergy Penalties. Hill,; the London , Militiervices 11111, , Poreigiiers Eitli4tment Hill, 'Militin.Serjeant% and Soldiers Provision Bil;., British and Irisb' l lilitialluterelVl,:'e Ililli Foreign SubsidY Bill, Indemnity Bill', Loan inter e ia Hitt, &c... '.' • • I , . ' The Local Militiwitilt, F.,..rliegner Bills Ilill,! MA(ler Vol Bill, and Scotch Salt Bill,. Were:read a third time, and enesedi . ;The Militia Furor. Amendment Hill, and Sugar Exportation Bill, were read a second time. '. . ,TilVcttilAL, '• 131rESENT EVENING, Dec. 7. the tsksties`.4.rv.ilitu pedant) (lltll aticeG);t:4,l .41natic.Oriental hpectocie called ILLusiok. )ich a new ;Musical Parce, it) TwO.Acts, tailed WHO'S 'M HAVE HER.t. 1•4) which will lw .MP,I)EIiN ANTIQUES. . time), Oran,-' Boren , or, More Good and High Lite Below Stairs. Rev. G. A. Tirpyrue, W. Norris, Lig. - Rev. Edward Mine, Divine Service will b t The SERMON will be preached Dipitor will be ouTable ' the 'ur4l44 tie. Ori rnt heir "ia] thJt . Witt) !jot ro I , .A F lt)l 11, + ji_7? ‘, (fiest ti W!lti illusion, u • the ENIANcII lig kitNEItAL ~,stnit oth er Person .A V ErtN, Bisto . 4` e „ nv . t „. i !kg l l 7 tp of th 3,1 ‘. 6 1f1 wii;) ''lritetr7 P;), ' to r atith.4l eN, Orphatti, s- 4 1 1 1 ; 8 t li e saute • . f 4 n ri " 04 E , 1 " +nay he IZ 141.4„ „ , " ‘ ll ° these, Pad ` 4lll thlt on t d r Ir kri t e ' wtich bus ia6the culatniti, nee with us 111tAVE P "iiat f; n" whom will tie take 17'ONEY is ready to acivance ivith promptitude 171' . ;iud secrecy, legal Annuity Interest, on Freehold, Colt t•easi.thold, or Funded Prop.rLe, Rent •Cliargcs„ Widows.JointureA, Clergymen's Livin g :, Aumlity tooth, Apply personally, between Nine and. Five, or by letter, to they'llireetOrof tilt: National Dank, No. tl, Lower John-street, • • iPATIQN OF. HOLLAND. ' MEETING of MERCHANTS, ..us, will lie held at the 'CITY ofjLON'' Altiopsgate-street, the Sth iwtatit, for-the - SUBSCRIPT/ON tot 4t....6-4yi,l -Oft to the D u t c h Cckßt those tinturtuto:to the UNITED 111.0VINUEs;,; whti. l l3`ru to avail the tyiaiiiiic Preneh Cow/trip )rived of the means of returning to their is° for assisting Ouse aged Parent:J . , Who have been reduced to poverty of their Sons, and Fathers, ita. - And further, to relieve the Dis- T loti E BRAVE PATRIOTS Win) ereafter fall, to the Defend: of their !lit glorious struggle apiustYrench .1. • TRADE, • Lord ,Hot, LAND , a f t er.retittesting the indulgence of the House. for, introducing the §lthject of the Slave Trade. without a question. before, the. House, expressed his regrelt liatAo progress,hati been made in the attempt to prevent the practice of cat - eying on, the Slave Trade,imiler foreign flags.. he hoped that the result.of the bite • operations oo the Contioe: A t would he : the re-establishment of r,'ettee, he could not help calling the ,;attention of 31fini4ters to this, subject. the. trade ,hut(, been once carried on to u ve r y great extent under the Dutch thug ; a n d i n , any treaty With would be the ditty of Ministers to„ insert. a, Clause for the prevention of carrying on the, tt One question under the Hag of that country. did not matt to say that Ministers bud heen negligent in thisrespeet. He, gave t h em credit for ,eve r y desire to carry, into complete effect the tvisises of the Legislature, and of the conntry ; but It matter of much regret that so little pt•ogresa had hitherto made. , LOrd LIVE RPOOL . -repented, what be had 49ften stated before, that every principle which bad in duced the legislature 'to pass the Slave T!:ade lition Act, operated with Ministers to use every endeavour to accinonlis l ‘,the abolition of the traf l fl^ 'among Foreign Powers, The very. principles on which ,the abolition. had been pppOsed, led • them, since It abolished here, to endeavour to render that abtilition univ e r sa l. I t wou ld, o f course, be improper to enter into any particulars at present; but in the event contemplated by the Noble Lord opposite, he 'ielieved there could he, no difficulty in maki ng suitable orrangentent for this desirable object, with the4e to the Noble Lord specificallY. allnded. MUTINY BILL. , • On the motion 'fur the 2d reading of the tiny Hill, .Lard HoLL.A.Un had no positive objection to state to the progress' of the Bill ; .far less did •he intend, under the present circumstances of the countr, to vote against it. ; b u t at t h e same time he could not help.now observing, that this 'mos; impottant measure was one which the legislattire had formerly regarded with peculiar ji!IIIOUSy, RI. tkoagli was now become 'old-fachioned CO tenet witch to The-Atorkwil progress of .the Bill. • There was 'hardly a precedent for the hoig - ad:: • journment for which the passing of Maiiny Bill at this early period of the Session was -a pre paratory step. If such long adjournments were rte become frequent, it would go near virtually td de= wive one part of the United Kingdom of its re presentation. He was aware, however ; that d i e very peculiar circumstances of the world, at this critical period, did,jallord somethini; like a Justiti - • cation to this extraordinary proceeding. FeC'On chided by soliciting the attention of the flo`iiir, to this fact, that nothing could justify the iiiode proceeding, e's.eept the very peculiarcireanistancet to which the courvry was placed, and tlie Very im portantduties which devolved up on t h es e w h o conducted the government. Lord LtV.ratroor. did not considtv it old-fashion ed- to nay pm-Held:le attroti'o n to rtip prori4 . .us noti provisions of the annual Mutiny Bill on the con. trary, he considered the annual passing .of that Bill; and the attention which the legislature wee by that.menns enabled to pay it—the army being 4 ) , this means, as it wire, kept 'constantly undee the contriatil of Parlianient--4 1 6 locked upon - thin as otie tyre best securities of the constitution. But thero6lifetord would obsei ve, that thsi ject Rat . wait not to extend the proiltioni or the operatio ns o f th e M utiny Act ; the oliject wasinerely to - pass it liefoie the recess; th,it ther e might he no danger 'of. that important Act being (*Howe(' to expire. The Bill, atter o short rejoinder froin Lord Hot:. land, was red a second time, anti Contailttcd for to-ntorrow.7—;Adjourned. Matters of Magnitude will be preferred. NOVEL!—Secoad Edition. " This Day wa.t.imblisLetl, • . • In Three Volumes, priceEighti-en titiilling in boirtls. ,IW d ENSF., and Si N81•BBI1.,I•TY, d Novel, by a • LADY, • I'rinte4l for T. Egerton, Wlnkeliall, and may be It ul, of all llooksell s. -.-FASI' IND 14:140VSY - • ' 181 . 3 ' TilE COURT (If 4110 , ;(3 . CI - IS of they comexAuf NIERCI-LiNPA of ENGLAND trading to the EAST IN i )i do hereby give notice, That the. Conti tvi:l bar mady to l'eceile PROPOSALS in writing. on or I,efore Wednegilay the SO Decenater next, fioni any perro:4 . tvho arty he wan:4 to let on frrigilt good , IWPEIt I.3OTTONII;D SHIPS of the burtheu of froui 500 to 700 Tons hit:ides" meirurement, fur the said Company's service, f6r one _6yage only. MISS En(:! WORTH NEW WORK. In the I're, and will he published about Christmas, IDVATRONAGE•:—By Miss EI)QEWOR HT, AL Author ref Vales of Fashionable Life, Castle ltackient, Belinda, &c., .Priuting for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paurs . Chureh-yard. omtiiluntioir of .I.;ailv.Lvsson,,, viz. Franh, Rosa mond, and I larry arid Lucy, will shortly be put to Preis by 'the saint-Author. • . • this . :occasion; . the feelings of the Bri .lready so n& 1' shewn its benevolence let of other Nation9,oil the Continent, is, 'will not be leis alive to the mis- PEOPLE, still nearer esninected with ie ii. , -eitablishnient and independence interestin. , to Great Britain. i t I), ' taken:it Twelve o'cloelt 'precisely. i t 1 ): 14 pl ,- , 'V • 4„, ~IIS()NS -having CLAIMS on, or 'ts 7 lN('Al() ' ~.' . , •, • aAti:s 16 * ~ j: 1 ' \ I +'.l to the ENI Aih of the late : wthi i ! 4 4. are tarrelay requested to send in their respec °lto. t i '' : `!" 1 to .f , “y their respeettive Debts, without loss 4 '.1'4, `-' lieto. Wyatt, at No. q 2, Foley.placv . , he d c , ti , 11 :...! , 14.,t ur to the Effects of the said James Wyatt, ' (2 • ' TO SPO RTS ES. This Day was published, - In One Volume, Octavo, with Engravings, price 10s, Cd, Ws. • grin SHOOTER'S GUIDE; •enotaipitig the . Nat told Ilistory •of Dogs ; - of breeding- Pointers and Setters, with Directions . for Training; Di,ears ineident to Dogs, and Aietnods of Cure, &c; the various Fowling-pieces constidriTtl, and the best - pointed out, with direet . ions for charging , the Sallic; of Shunting in Iri•nerrll, with imitructions to attain the art of shooting HAW: the Game Laws, with-re marks thereon; and every. other information tchielt can he in an any way useful or necessary fur the shooting B:wt.:um; together with the hest. means to prevent poaching, - and cc= casional remarks on Thornhill's Shooting Directory. .By 11. T 1 fOM.IS. Second Edit7on.. • - • Published-by Gide, Curtis, and Fenner , Paernoster-row , London. The Tenders, wi',l;; the word tillip Tender" on the cover' • to be severally soled up, and left with the Secretary at or be fore 12 o'cl 9 ek at uoon on the said Bth of Deceniber, beyond , which hour nu Tender will lit received. ..J.IMgS Assitt4nt, Secretary. The particylare. of the Terms and Conditions npOit which the abt , re tihips will he engaged in the Conipnny's serviea, may be ln<ti upon application to Mr. John M:irice, Clerk t fl the Cotiittittee of Shippnig, ott s cir after 'Wednesday next, the 2.4 th In test.; rLLD IN 17 ----- ---- r , nt, l. ,- r , - •,•E I, lsT Lo ffEity, Nu. Vi, CORNIIILL, ' 'll4' " 4 . 20 ,050, in One-fourth, •Twct- eighths ) :i3. 4, a 1,,,4.2nd Eight - Si:del:tabs, . '. ‘: of h.iii.o-23, in One-half, and Eight si •Ice•dki. - . . to l i t N •qi(lQ' P r q -l ett Of ' 10 ' 801. 3;;.:11. 2001. 1061. Cb:C. 11111 j , in anti:CO. • StoCk-iirokers, res . p . eF , t- , Msto iI Y il,fornt the Public, that the above TIC . h.L.r . S I itlA itt. Z thou in 2,./ 1 1,11(.1;S, and the ir*ser , Prizes ALt iits ! unil the N 1 nev paid intinediatvly. 1 ICAII: 1 4 t. 411 .. — lire selling' ia tz .. :eat 'Variety, and at the ion es 1 41 1) 1. `1 , ) . li c Thh . y ile-prnd .or having a•grand Selection l4 of t. 1 41,4 e ,,' i 1. ) the Present Lottery, to be drawn on the f e l gill ," NEXT, ai their uli eitathished Olhcep 9,, . . vrders he I' s' r Carrier executed ott the saute 4tif,,,.. . o , u itt ‘ ,.. 14. 1:; rut • . This Day v...)s puhlkbed, Peke Font' 110:irds, the Second Edition of • 110, Elii(CiOtTS and MORAL REFLECTIGNS;• MILL originally inftotled for the use of his Poishiutters, NA (7EI, 1 1PYKINSON, S. T. B, • •,.• Reetcir of Eton, and Vicar of Alortdn cum I hyeontly. • Printed fir J. - Harris, eorar of St Paul's Church-yard; The Nlunthly •Ityviewefi, June, 1794, speak of the first Edition ()I' th 4 work ; among other observations, thus : "' TIN title sultiviently - slYclary A its Joituee and lainfAle, and charitably, are the intentions of the author, that -criticism) matt stand at a .respectful distance." tte. • . . . qtis Day wai p ublished, in i .. ),IDO. price 7.t. huarils, rriii E Awr am! AIiIiTELIY - of a CORD j... •WAINEIt; or, an Essay on the Principles and Prac tie of, Haut and Slioe.nr:lti,n.;; with illtistrativc Copper plates. - . • 1.1)-.101iN F. REES. L indna : fritit th i for'.Gale, Curtis, rind Fenner, rater. roster-ruw. )4 D LA , • L , 4 I 1 Ar.., intizbs• ;sold . and Shared . 4 * fo r a „ . '.' the preotat year (1. I:1) benli,; Con `•of an •• 1 , ert • tte bulieits ,•tile fortunate .., . 4 ?ot-tAn't:sug l'i '. ' ' . h. 4' "'"1-111,1.„ •"49734MutrI4eir-g'fle)r;V:l.l,uqc> It_ t.hein fur Tickets a inao tibOres in the New Y • - n ., ° r Jedriiw n tlto Mit of Next Mouth ; the .ticlieti ' l . e ...i nthiux ::.Prizes ef....Lin,oon e ....... ...... ~.... iu 000 4 ~...,. 3000 6 Wiper, „ f,.... .1.2.,CC, 0 0 • 1 WO 600 m &c. , ! I •Sel ttines with P4rti: :da may he had gratis,' and all 4, 44 itl the Pnlilie Funds transacted with fidelity and d 4 ,• ' u rr.lllSl-1, at ' • , • ,_ -•—.. 4, ColiNl - 111.14 -or 9 CI - lARING 7 C.I%OSS. " . ---____ , ,„, This Day was published, Price Thrre•Shillings Nixpoire, sewed, , rinfiE SE:VIa tlf VISION Detenttined ; and, by the discovery of a new tunction in the organ, a founda tion laid for explaining its mechaniam, and the various phe nomena, on pritrciplits hieliertn nuattempted. • .O , I 4 ;AiLit:LW HORN. row. Lando:a. Ps-im .t am/dor 44.1eurtis. :tad n.girwr 1,4t-Srituter.,, NEW MUSIC, Thii Day *ere pvlllisheil, I+'AVOLY.IIrIT OVElt'ffißE, &c, iu ri l e Melo•Drama of Thu Mi ler snit ViirMeit,'"Psiat tit/. thil,---111. 4 e Cootie Opera mt" 1f„,. i . ) , - L e /44, iiriet 10x. 611.—TIon fivotirite Overture to Ml ilat, D rive .2s. 4 , 1.-" And haq the t !evil filile4l in her Troth,'' mi tn iteu Sung . , sung by Mr. Sinclair, privo Is. in sba!:sin.arc . , }'lay of Antony and Cleopatra, 'ru e now pierna ll 4 : , ; at mt. Theatre (~at composed :Mil anal/et, for thy Piano.. Fort e, by :1. it. IltrGap. I.iliewise I 5 of Les Petits llitons eon tainiii.4 a farourite Poinaise f; out the : 11 elo , Driima Of The Ilrazvn ro,t, arranged as . a Rondo, by the Mine Anthor, price Rattle of Leipzig, 1)r the Piano-Forte, with Accompaniments (ad-libitum) for a Violin or Flute, and luncelto, price 15s,' or fin the l'ilinti-Forlti only, price Gil. Loudon: by Goulding., Potter, mind (•‘k. N u , go, Aiho-square; and Nu. 7, 11.etiurireland-street; This Puy was published, •In 'two Lulu. price Ins. beard*, Second Edit;oti, C OTTAGE, ETCti ; ur , Active Retire went. • 13y the Author of the Antidote to the Miseries of fltiniun Life 'f'alents Improved; acit. Second Edition, enlarged and improved. London : Printed for Gale, Curtisl 'Fenner, Pater. nostei -;rdw. -- R4th NErr MONTH, January, . ,STATE LOTTE.HY BEGINS DRAWINO. : 411 °USAND POONDS fur the First-drawn • above 420. 6 ‘-tiAIt.DSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re itifornr the Public, that the STA'rE LOT ' gr, 1 , 1 , 1 ., ht lin Drncring all JANUARY. The -Second jit s %ill be the , 1 - 211 January. , THE SCHEME CONTAINS ::. • • .rrizes of £20,000 .) • ' .. • -- • lO,OOO 3 ,q4O 2 • • .000 ........ 4 • • .... . ....... 'IIARRA S • (Successor to NewbCrry), -seller, Stationer, and Patent Medicin e Vender, at the • corner of St. Pries Chnrch-yard, - beeps accust unw d to produce Ann ua lly sonic Nut c ity f or the INSTRU(MoN AIIIUSENII.:NT of YOUTH, Mice morn. - begs. N ava 10 au _ nounce his B UDGET, front which he trusts much iiitell.ctual. advantage may be gatlicred s hy a very trilling 'Taxation. • . 0 1 Boas in all. Languages, Scieirces, and Polite Lite rature, in plain and elegant bindings, to be bad ti usual. ; of many hundreds of. Books, (surds, etc. fur the Improvement of -Youth; defiretedgrdtis. - . \ This Day were published, • " I. The CAR of FANCY; a new 'collection of riddle*, 'cha rades, and rehosses; with On - elegant troutispiece; price .Is. 2. The NEW TONI THUMB, with an account of his won derful exploits, as 'related by.,Nlargery :Meanwell, illustrated with twenty-six engravings', price Is. plain, Or Is. Gil. co . loured.. 3. PETER PIPER's PRACTICAL PRINCIPLE ' S of PLAIN and PERFECT PRONUNCIATION, with pleiniing pretty Pictures. Price Is. plain, and Is. lid. coloured. 4. The HOLIDAY 'REWARD; or, -.Ta:ls to Instruct and , Amuse good Children.during tli Christmas and Nlidsummer vacations. By Mrs. Ventinn ; 'with an elegant frontiipiece.— ' Price 2i. Gd. 5: The HAPPY SEQUEL; or, History of Isabella . Mor . daunt; u Tale fur Young . People ;. ; with an elegant Frontis piece. Price tis.. G, The POWER of MUSIC 'over MAN and ANIMALSI betag is collection of enturtainiog ain.,,lotes relative to •jts operative power. By J. Taylor, price 2s. tid. ' ' 7. SHORT STORIES And DIALOUUES ; consisting of words of one syllable only, with an elegant fruntispirce, Half bound, price es. . . 8.• 'flue 0.11(of 110SCOBEL; a new and inpridousparody r on the i louse that. Jack Built; with beautiful engravings.— Price Is. plain, and I.s. Gil. coloured: P. PADDY ~CrAILAMOUGH ; or, the Irish Freeholder's • Exiicilition - to the. Election atAi.ildare.. Price Is, plain, and is. titl.colourett, 10: The nit Book fur Children, of Four Yeats old; con tainin*, chiefly words,of one syllable, being au introduction to Mr: Barbould's Lessons. Price only W. 11. MAIWATE '1 or. Sketches, amply descriptive of that celebrated place of resort, with its 'environs, and calculated of yonth a.fondness f u r th e pr 4.. to inenlcaw in the mind ductiens of Nature and Alt. By - Mrs. Pilkington ; price • 59..buoud. . The limits oi an advertisement will not permit an enume ration of the variety th a t may he seen at Harris's Library; be therefore hopes the Public will bars the goodness to call and.% juspeet them. 7 ..................... 1,000 lijAq(p F.Ts • • ttc: Scc. Ric. !v"uLli , a nd SH %RFS are on Sale by RICHARDSON, y,., Cli i e .., the', ' 4 ‘. Co.Y the Contractors for the present L0t ,.4% wi._' Offices, Bank-buildings,"Cornhill, mid Charing !iet ~nr!'„ they SOld, in the Lotteries drawn last Sep 11111,4":,:ovetuber, the following Capital Prizes, in Forty `',%•s4, , . . ....- ....... .. L. , 20,050 . 4,5285....L.3,000 1 1,130 L. 500 . 4 ,471 .. : ... 1,000-I 7,622 5OO . 'IC/USE OP COMNIOVS, Dtc. C. . • A new writ Wit% ordered tot; the county of Alsyo 'lreland): in the room of Colonel Dirl on. lo ihr Committee of Ways gad Nlearti, the CHAIO,CE.I3/71t of the EX:CHEW:EI{ moved, to rilistl the sum of•tiVo min lions b Exchequerßills,.whi c h wits agreed O. Mr. EDEN g;tvp n o ti ce of a motiob,„ lot. t).nioi - row, re speetint Gaol ThitVeri.S. Thu Mt Ilidi4 Ttilde 13W tits teat' .i . second.ljnis. Thy Itcpurt of the L un d vh N I iliti3 no t Ili'' wus ..rsivecal to lie iecei Vett tO-inovroW. :. 4 The DIA tipfrits flill, and th e Iriih C o unty PotiOi (Al i ; went through Confatitttles. e. is i now tinegnivricHtlY lii., ?red, that the Patent CONIPO -14 the cheapest and best Tinter ever yet diseoveted 14 4 )30 40111c *L t dof C pperl to preserve Gam:l 1 414 4 7irtg . in the Hassi u stAtoles, instead of a Plat, ittal t . itsni n c linXt the Rigging of• Ships frum .. L the 11.:tui . s . trunt beim { c h a f e d, i ns t ea d of far, " I Wttitflte;" for the Slides and.earriages of (tuns; to it.p . - w4 vr And Canvls \Voter-proof; and to prevent the.ht 1411.i.I'''''''" St , am-Ftigiiies, Saiir.Mills, 4,litiii:titds, (or , uttie'r li:lllements of ilashandry gene ! 1 4 Y l'artiters), .Ciarrm;.:...., coaches, Witg4ons, 4 i ,„:"Ilory of every Description. It is also the he i st 14;at;" the'lllades of Swords, ant! all Mod of I ohs tut t , i ,l': , s from' Rust. it still lil.4ise pceierve 4ric Polin niitts, Casks, Tubs, "p,; ,1., Posts, ltot °l'g, and very kind of Wood and Wooden tWeather, Worm, 'and Dry Rot, eifher in ); 'West Ldles, or in any Climate.; and it will not ve e Iran .11.ttii-ways from cOrretling and wear itts,out; 4'o,l:nder Ta,„ the Draught su li g h t , t h at O ne N orse w ill d o • of hi of of the c om p os i t i on i s i n some easesibti9til to °- ra t it'd ap p li cations of oil, tallow, or any other itnui i t! 4 0 1intint, ur tor, and the p u bli c save by • its use 1101 titlfthe to f o ur th ousand per cent. ' exclusire of pie 7 le 'wear anti tear wheel.., &C. 4 4 0 ! 4 viitg of expense tome than that ofhaving nine ive t ' alit! not hing can be in clean iii ,ts working, Ittetu truuble.---Suld, v‘liole..itte and retail, .for the . 40 4;" 1 „,„ u ~ t No, 40, 'Cliariii4-Cross, near the, AdmiraitY, • , trt - ru, by tli&ir ppaintinent, at most ship- , ehandlers, 4ti jl()Lsellers, lillEariw, stationers, druggists, m0i1,,"1 ,,"1 "Os, perfumers, ironmongers, putters, coital' s ' 4,fi'''K e epers, / coi te h and I'...iig4oti oitices, oil itud colour 4rllerA, qtopli,,licrs, in the United !~liigduta, in each, te '' 2 s• ed.; 6s. 103.6(1.: 41" I trio 2.y, • rsizt :lox contains a quantity sufficient to prime *,, f,si e!!!.!itrriage f our tit.. ‘N ti -which it will run up- - o,,lxie); thousand hoot applyiog any thing els , e Quti,tiand One fialf-t ;nitwit contains tr 71111,- 046 d for a Stave-ieag i cort to travel rhirty-three t i tt7,'"; ainl it work witlt IVond Axletrces, , or Boxes and :Ixletrees of any must 4:4 I, r:'0 1, or at merits of, the Cempusithitt May bt• , 4,etitees c, .10, charittg-erti4 ss.—Dliec kil; 411. ' 4 With .Caeli LloX, which arc sauces ii'.: I). ' FOR SPRAINS, RHEUMATISM'S, DR. STEER,S'S OPODELDOC. From the great increase of .:uty upon gi,iss, the Pro,prietors of tins Medicine are Inuit& to render it. in bun te,. a'ff iefUre; for the A 110114,4 4ticlitioll to the price. w‘olld require it stmup of douhto the value; and thus become u be• y burtimit npiti t eottstroter t . thay are therefore ittpeileti, thonflt rehretaittili to sobstitute stone-ware for glass ; anti t hi 4 Opotleirioc in future, be s.old in treat atoite.;•bottles, eontainiit4 the ‘ah.4 var .), Lilly Al in quaistity, anti at the us ua l c h arge of ▪ W. I I i rholed.—Cotinterieitr of this adattrolde `" 141. ILL many parts of Londou, and ,nrost town.; ibth" Lout the geturitre is prepared and sold by F.1%;ev..11 , •ey utt4 sons,' No. •ift, Chart:it-yard, . London, ;oil :sited by but iu4 the worik, F. Newt h , ry • engraved fru the til:rips ; 'and with this nia'di 41S0 of tbe . uttal Vcadcts, To THOMAS TAYLOR, ESt,t. No. 9, New Britl . .;e- ,teem. London. tioNaostit Edinburgh,. March 18. I r. 111,x; leave to infant yhtt, that ever since the yor I mu, I l t d been afflieted with the Lucy Venerea ; N•vbiels,,frousits..olotijatll.Fsisting• every course o f me di c i ne preteribuclity the most.‘mittelifid-tl.ll;etitty Illt. ,dergVillg fivVeriti geverr course!! of •:liiratioN, and twice 'fis t:barged front the flospititl with little relief, %vomid appe.ir to be of the most inveterate nature. In the sprier;; of last year my dis.mier,hatl gut to *nett u head; it; nearly to putt ti period to my existence---I had A large tilc, , r on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and to;: legs were broke out iu a frightful wanner; my' right was dreadfully psinfal, and had btien it) state sof ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two huge:nodes on it, wits very much discoloured, and gave mu such excruciating pain, particularly Whell warm in bed, as nearly to deprive toe of rest; in this lamentable state, l• w as reciptintended by 'Mr. J. Thompson, (who receited in 'great a care by thein'iterel, to take roar Ledhe'ti Patent Pills, which Litman to do ins the tsGth of .Stay ; , thu cour se of it p u nkt- It / t i , bertetit--on little thore th;tu utOtitii the uleers tut -my head and arms were soundly boalcd—... scion after, the', sures WI my legs healed also; leaving, how• ever, cOnsiderable discolour:Won in the shin, ..and paitt.in the bone of the left, whi4b, by the blessing of God, and a little lodger pellet Cranee in poor invaluable n:diciiie ; subsith,d ; tine nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its uttitral hue, and tint nocturnal Penis ..;raditally going Hitt* litt:ettine; by %%tor lateril advice und niediciate, perfectly free from ttl! thv complainte-sshave recovered my former spirits and sterngth,.aud ant become jolly tint: fat, In which state having motioned tit.inj , plinths to the of all who lilluNV Ineg:l AM :its luta ill. What terms to expresi my gratitude, beg , you, for the gaud of other 'tittering murt i tis, to twita, this flu case AS public 44 possible, 'as I shall on every ocea sioni in an doing van will greatly (ilinge, Sir, your gtateftil, obetliititt, very bumble servant, ALVX. Swouit's C lose,' ll igh-street, Edinburgh. • , Wititesies to the above ril7o: .; en v Marlin% F.tlintturgh ; John Thompson, N o. 3, Juba g'intredi, Ohl Assembly C'to•e, Edinburgh. ..,l'repurett and sold by the sule.Pr.:prietor, 171-10.11 AS TAY. Lalt, Member of the Royal 'Calleee of Surgeons, at his house, Ni. 9, New Brid,;e-street, tellete, utter a constant residen ce Af noire than u purti. euliniy directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints witl those iocideutal to the Parts of Generation, with thut inviolable secrecy )thicit ki*ll of his proft4iou should always. ~Nerve in such cases ! , be'llittters himself the. striae and e he gratuitously ailufri nl ste re to vermin. t , ikiitt: this Niediciue, will he esteemed, IT a &Celli : l l, g advantage seldom a-. 0 void of all sulb'uoity. Ai;,, appointment, for the convenience of th;se living at .1 distance, ut the l'erfitiners, No. :15, Ns. limo's.. street, Pill mull ;. the Toyaltop, so. lies, Ch:niell-strert ; Mr; pistortutrlo's,No• 7, Fish -street-hill ; Mr. itaxter%, tisriil ; gr. Jecreikr, (ilacifuw; (, :t ll WAl►,litthlio t mid by tine' person lit et err foals in 'Great Britoil; -and Ireland, in jei:sel '2q. eili3l, ?Olivetti .gulf sealed up with , flll ;lltti 111:4:i , if irt . ttiwiN wherellY perstais, of tither Sex nay cote eireil seeiery, intil soft ty. . N- 11 ; Eret:y Box sold in i".U . eat•Prii. i i r i is 4itd iris it Sfaulp, by fariieri4 - r t i . printed, t N`'. 1. :';ciwilciel3l,,,,,T .FlCA:tig %kbR t FILL. On the farther eot4itlitittion of thi repot t, , . . IttiMiLLY Teireated the' Ot t je c t ions. wtite i Ile nail beldre stated;- H e th oug h t that the Pengliiro by 'Bill merited a more stria i 3 eo'nsi; derution, aml moved the postrioileinetit of tl4 COO l'eatliag; for Nix months.'. GAttliaw opposed the rnotl'on, 411(1 'tended th`o Bill ai a fair find proper niflisure fat protectioq of machinery akinst those were diipolsed to liee:oni`e turliulent dud 444hu5.: 'The 13111 would be wholesome, tint! tialutarf 4 . 013cquent4.4.5;- as it wadi(' gliew tlelOJett people hut they weer. to eipect : orderly and dangerous conduct. He liati • - TO C-iftIII.IIVPIOn, ITUILDERS, Pre. I , OJT /CF:, No v . iSip, ripH4 ~CO.I . I . II 6 ', S ,VINIItS, for eonductipg f1.4,/E4§T ..9.1:781 ) 1C.E,„/lir taking Care W' Sir* and froendad Seanwn,, and far, the ,Care and Cnetody Prisoners of f-l'ar, do Ald.eGy give Notice, :ha: they rely br ready at this 'Q/Ac"., on, Twiday - ,. the 14th of Dece.nder, • 1313, to receive sealed Tendert, .and treat with l'erslnts ,a.r may be willing io &mime! for VlrriNG I'n.INsPORTS aafl at pept.ford and its I'icinity, l ...oith C.lll INS, HORSE STALLS, and other CAR PE N IV 011 K. render mill Ge received ofter . One,p'Cloch on the Day v,! 2'renty, nor any noticed, rrnless the Part,, or on Arent :for Mini, per4onally lac/ Tender ,gust he triv.o,oo,- partied Gy, it front ,twO reiponsible l'cr.sonr, cnri,k- /lip to Lecuote bonnd wilh the Person tendering, is tite SumOf Qui: f 0,,% the doe.pri;foe . nntnce Of theContraet, .Partittetora - tonv Le known G applying at tit feline, rind at the Transpial Wire; Depljiird.