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Rn couRT of ASSISTANtS ')f the CM for the RELIEF of POOR, WIDOWS of-COM- 7 141'‘'" i „,ANT and WARRANT OFFICERS of the ROYAL 11•'',.ts having resolved, with the approbation of. his Royal titeittsp t tfs4it from zusst. after the „14. of Anti Prince 41". "' • )rrlC;"Ati t 4 Y.. Mt,i, IN CREAS ED of ( tst shall he Ito and es listed at, the 'fol.. ping Hates viz, :—- ' V l Per Ann, of Flex; Officer of this isfalesty's fleet L'.120 . 11 4 ;:r . i , d 1f o it.e w of a C.aptaitt, superannuated, with the ••ir Admiral • _‘%.irlow of a Post. Captain of 3 years standing WWI4IIIII ON 1 , 6 st Captain under :3 years sta n din; idow of a Commander e Widow of a Lientvilant, superannuated, with ~,,the rank of CM- m it a : a d . r 4, 1 2 e wiriu.x of a Lieutenant. e.._ . 11 11,1 ow o f a M aster How o f a -.l“,teott ArktelVldow P irser !flow Of a 11 - ,atswain ,Wi . :!,i‘v of a Gunner • . „41,11 117iito.of I%rpentes of uSecond N!'ist:...r of a yatch, or Mos- • I.t :rof aNarni Vess4 warranted by the Navy Board 25 With the proviso. however, .that those Widows only shall be n4ted pruner objects o f the Charity Who have not Pensions t % lie Ordinary Estitriatee Of the .Navv, qr•by any other grant it !:overnenent, and wh ose annua l i ncom e s , arising, Iron ;(_lr , real or personal estates, or otherwise, do not amount the stun allowed for their respective pensions, • f, tv being :mended that ail Pensions from the said Chil i:Ai,: 1 ,7 .4 %1 I nfittitre he paid quarterly, .up to the following T o the 51st of :\lareft instead of to the 28th ' of Feb. • 30tli of Jiine • ~....31st of May. I. 7.1 5 30 1: 11 0 o f f i S )e lt. •• • • , 31st ofAng, ' 30th of Nov. IS TO GI NOTICE THERitOF; and •that the ta re sui required by the Rules of the Charity, are, in fa oe sent or brought to this Oilh•e, Between the 17th and 31st of March, • 17t1► and lath of June, • • 17th and 30th of Sept. , 17th and 31st of Dec. of at the times heretofore direet4d t• It is, tkirefare, sroi,,a!olarly desired that all Widows, tiqw. receiving Pensions tha cthi Charity, do, without fail,Auake and transmit to tlstlj th is (Mice, their usual Atlidayitis,betiveentbe-13th and ti,....l"eF,emb er next (nistcud of in November), in order to )!ttse,:l Paid their Pensions up to the day out 'Which the tail t o - ; ' .s,i; of Pensions cruse; and those Widows who may clad— I nd bene fi t t of the y Affiziaells rst . Quarter's increasee at the said tim will b e ex fi. • . 2. W. r ev The N e wltegolations and Forms of . iltficlavit4ill be for delry on the :it st of lan. 1814. 40 fIY Ortl*Ft OF IiOVERNIEII.:NT. r ug PUBLIC is respectinlly informed that, in conserrnence of our represtritation to Government, the inconveniences that must arise froln the Drawing of ",", STATE LOTTERY on the Day following- the General nks4ivinii. the Lorde of the Treasary have directed, by an ?der in the 'Gazette, that the Drawing shall take place on * woe tilth ofdANUARY, instead of the Nth, as heretofore ad , tttised. GOODLUCK, and Co. SWIFT and Co.—Cuntrattors • bhc. elst, letl. 41 n CAPITAL PRIZES Sold and ,Shared 1 1T. 131$11, within the prc*ent year (1313) being tor li t 37';'us kit an Adrevtisenitnt, lie solicits the fortunate to j' er ' of any ontstandiug Prizes, to hring them 'fo'r payment xltto!her 4, cowSl4ll,t, ' or 9, CIIAItING-CROSS, or to I,m tn kl iKe them for Tie is and Shares in thiL New'Year's tvhiol v t to hedra,vrn the 14th of Next Month ; the Scheme of e"n tains .7' .4)ll zes - nixes 0f.... . L 2,000 ................ 10 00r) 4 lobo ......... „ ..... . Moo 1 6 . ix. tic . eze. a Sys S'el i .. , nl,l l , ' . 1( ' -n " with Particillard mar' he had Otto, 'and all ~.,.e . ess ni the, Pul,lie Funds transacted with fidelity and dis ''" 11,, bY.T. 'Hsu, at "--,--_ 4 ) eO4N HI LL, or 9, CPIARTICG-CRPSS. rtAYLEY'S LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. tliS niatehlesh COMN)SITION, for BOOTS, 11411(-)17 S ‘IINE %. •' • con'idently 'submitted, to it s 4 . 5.., 1, • it • , italic under tlie strongest testimonies oft is stiPerior y . irZel . ves the leather soft. and pliant, antl . nith I«+ ; ,. labour eel a more' BRILLIANT and lasting JI.. I than 14f//;,flamedfrom any other preparation. Putts Is. tAt • 10d. each. (:'64 4 Whblesale and. etail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, l j 2 lntr-gtte e t, L on d on (w h ere the Patent Cakes continue to .4,3,1'''1` actin sold as us ua l) ; also, sold Itctail by most of the ra. 4 , troth -the "•"ri , EY,” et BAYLEY and ULM , ' BUTLER'S CZLF.IittATED trEC-I.ETAIILE nEsTott.A.- to:i, Tiv F. Tocrnl rownyit, ctiY recommended for Whitening the TEETH, Preserc g•'6 t he CUIS, and Preventing that dreadfuly malady the 1.,011.1-ACHE.' • ,15 v1 Ar1;. Couptemitlee, tact regularity of I, t ; t eaures are'allpwed to distinguish the Fair; !me Proprie t or of BUTIXIes TOOII.II P0151..)E1t weid . d leitre to remind his Countrywomen that lae lustre of their 1 0 , 1 4 ri l la,is loses half its influence where the Teeth are ihsen ,the room,u, t) shew a rotten And unhealthy is "Iflxekisable, fn the present Preparattmt Omit. he tt'fn i l l,, ie mean s 'of removing every blemish of the enamel, 7 ; t : "ntitosed of Vegetable.% N 7 : ` s r ecommended the attention of all ranks, as eleariTz• "ery imperfection,.either in the colour, or the deyay of ,1 1 .`atatie. , 1 of the Teeth, a. rendering the breath su yet and ve. i . r i,•,•3 l 'le, and linking the Gums of their proper ,1 ape ,;,, 1 ""n hue; 'and is certain Preventative against he le j t ,l .,'„`rat;lie. No Composition of this Idad ever • brought .I ti csi ll to publie notiee, has met such universal approba si Pruprietor.has to boas t tout it is in daily use kr). p,ou 1 gta~,Lit'S AR OM ►ATIC PEC'rOll AI. - LOZENGES for Per llnri. 4 . 1 Ag t 4ms, and Sore Tin - Oat 14, vice Is. iv. as t a i I s t imlesale anti retail, at Mr. Butler's Chemical, DOlrg, lii,4l,:lent Ni t :di v i ne Warehouse, 4, Cheall'i de, ' nnicr °I. S t.. 11114ici; ylkra, London f Shari , arid Beluga, Ports atiq I,,lgnes, Westo n , Al I nut t, and ;%14119rY, Portsea ; (lull trek "J, 13 ton, Ousitort ; Cotenant and Jaaob, Sheerness . ; si ! _and Turner, ; LioNland and Cookwot tw 1,1,,,,,t('"et Nettleton, and Gilbert, Pi v:aouth-; Knott and a 4 1, 1% Swinitey. and Ca. ; liillinge, 1 :. , - ,5t1 c h 4 t ) . 14 Penny, and Latbhuty, Liverpool; St:tilltS" and 14 twitestex ; Tumulus,- Exeter; Smith, Mandel - tot, •Scnit, li•ixter. EifenburNli ; Baxter and Mac o'rCiivL4hg.‘)../1:; .130 5 41 . and Barry,. 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'The folioulii e s ; !'te s t C.itsthe, i4lril CiYlCiirs . ,4lu. set out.ttry.tts .. the -Sara,: I kali 1111/ WeYtrloiltll,.DOrcliester, SalLshary,i,cw.Pust Coach, -.every Morning 'at half past Six o'elock, 'through Minton, Axminster, Bridport, Biandfiad, Basiuk,rstoke, and 4 Bugshot. • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton end Hunting don,new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATkI and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, throygh Chippenham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon s arrive at Mr. May's, - the Greyhound Inti, Bath, and the Lon den-Tavern Thomas-street, and th e S w a n , - B r i stol, next Morning. -- -Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, • LEEDS new Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets nut even , Morning at light o'clock; carries Pour Insides and goes remarkably easy, with ii:Guaril throughout. "'asses through Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Perry bLeeds, next day si t N oon. Nut wiirdhgs t fi t ( l ' e ltei ul i tct il n u it 9 u4 Expedition of this C oac h, i t i s. r t e 4, :t w o in the g allowed to be the must agreeable' and - complete Public Con. rtya nce on the Nurtli !t oad, betel• unequalled in accommo dation ..by. any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdalc, Bolton,. (Thorley, Oruislirk, and Caroling Poit-cuache s , o every After non, at-Eirivo'cloch. Gnarded. • GLASGOW,' Longtown, Gretna-Green, A - rtnan, 'Dumfries, Brownbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln; Camnock, King Swell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperibiwn Coach (Daily) YORK . , Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed' with a Guard throughout, sets out. every Morning ut half past Six o'clock., by way of Newark, Retfotd, Tadeaster, Dar lington. Northallerton ; Durham, Morpeth, and 'Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued frona the. length of thopurtiey, tatty rest what time th e y pleuse um/ then pro em on without any additional Fare. • J. Clark, theillack Swan, Voney-street, York, runs Coaelmi to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whit liy,.und other places. • 8R1D(..-;ENUATH and Walsal new Post• Coach, every lEreuiti•:• • LISIgitPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out every tilortinuf. through Lutterw o rth, I.lhat Cross, flinclilev, Atherstone, Tamworth, Ullesthorp; Knutsforit, 'Warrington, Northampton, and thinstahle. • CA.ll,l4lSLE,..Penrith, stint Whiteliiiveit, Post-Coach, goes *itlt liorte9,4thd . a Guard the way. Passes through lirott4h, Appleby, Greatabridg e , Ri c h mond, Gittericli, Borougliftridge, 'Wetticrhy, 'Alterford, Doileaster, and Gran tham (the iteare..t way by tti Miles), sets out every Morning, and performs tho jcaurneY with the greatest facility. I'as 7 setvirs detained on the Road by business or pleasure, ha‘c ti peculiar a‘ivantage of their, ,Seats being secured in the coach.' IVAKEFIELIi, Post-Conch, every Murning, at half-past Six o'clock. - CHESTER, Neivort, TArporley; Naritaleh, Northwieli, mid Pust-Cuitch, every EVeniag, as Five w clrack. SITNIIEttI.AND, Stockton, anti Yartn, new COach, every liilurniti4, to the tieurp! Jun, soinlerland. " MANcitEsrEn . , ‘vin,inw s NeWeastle, and Wolrerhatiipton, Poit-t "oach, ecy Afternoon, Chuirded, SIIREWSIWitI",- Wellington and Shiffnal,„ Pust-('(:.1,1 1 , the Prince of Nl'ales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, eve, y Evening at Five o'clock, (inurtts•il: . • • EFFIELI) and jtotlierhani NW:Couch, called the Ruck- PAl,ortaitig. • ' • SOO . 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Inn, Snow- 1111_1, London. *4* I'4 ,, Yiertgera and Parcel are implied for all the abort Poaches, at liiitclittes NewWlatuliorsc t.:tl.l,arCoault-Olbce, Piccadilly. PALLAINES I ANTIDILYOUS PILLS. • !THE Efficacy of these Pills in .13iliotts• Cam.' Head-ach, Heart-burn, &c. arc well known, by many years experience. In Indigestion, Loss of ,pPetite, habitual Costiveness, and thuSe numerous train of 'diseases, arising froM•Constitutiuns uebilitated by lint climates, as well as the more frequent indulgences .in- the various' luxuries of life, Vim.. Pills pt•oduce the most happy effects, and .they are so innocent in their nature, ss to re p no restraint. Sold by E. Edwards, C 6, St. Paul's (;iiiirch-yard, London, price qs. qd.; the &mine box 45.'641.; and by all dealers in tienuine Patent Medicines. (ONIPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS, LIVER, &c. R. 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East. and IViit India Articles, Army and Navy, tk.o. &c. by Morgan and Sambas, 1t and 17, Catberine-street, Strand, uu terniltbe most moderate, fur prompt paymenL SECOND AND THIRD EDITIONS OF YESTERDAY SECOND EDITION. SUN-O?FICEi TWO 0.004. We have just heard . that LordcASTLEREAGH is On the eve of his departure for Frankfort, as Pie. nipotentiary frotwOreat Britain to treat tor Peace. We were aware that important dispatches arrived from Holland yesterday, the nature of Which we could not -ascertain. We now learn that they (Mika/led ;gif Lordship it 1 1 as - + arts. o erica iii low in the AdministratiZqi is intended during hi, Lord-. ship'i absence.---New Omni= rose to 1.5 per cent. It is said, that the accounts of the first acts of the Legislative Body have arrived in Town-- that the tone of BUONAPARTE is much lowered--- and that. the whole tenor of the proceedings is of a very pacific nature. We, make no dOubt the humbled DeSpot will be glad to secure even a degraded Throne anti a Grown Without dig nity" hyarcepting of terms very, very moderate, when compared with his former pretensions,— This is ap awful moment—the future destiny of Europe depe►►ds. as much. on the pen ,of the Nego ciator, RS ever it did on the Soldier's sword A letter has been received this morning from a most respectable .Gentletuan .in Guernsey,' by a Alerchitot in the City, stating, that the Courier brig had Just arrived there from Passages.; in eigb(clays, bringing the important intelligence of Lord M..- LiNorox having attacked Sonja, and atter three days hard fighting, on the Uth, 10th and 11th, completely. defeated him ; that his • Loillship left ten thousand men to mask Bayonne, and had marched with„the remainder of h s Army to atux. ,Icif also stated, that four I.( giments. composed chiefly of Dutchmen, had beau s over to the Allied army. • Most sincerely do we hope this glorious intelli gence may be confirmed to its fullest extent. We can only vouch for the genuineness of the letter. ire understand that an account has Ijast been .received. announcing the capt►iro of an Amu:4:mo China Man. By Letters from St. Helena of the' Ifith Oco ber, accounts art received that the Geor g i3»ti v.rui 4auntie, which had been captured by the FN.scr American frigate, were fitted out as. rt:rtizcrs, and sent • to. the Gallipagos i search of the Charlton and Neu, Zeeland whalers, which it was feared. they,, .would capture ! Thy were then to . k N o . toNew Volland. in f 3 rc h of. more. Sontb Sen . men he indispen,vible was at Tombay. the Muil A pocket 19 arrived from .Lasuon : will be up CO./1101'1. W. THIRD FpITION. FRU IMINARIES PEAUS AcinnErb UPON. ay:'-Orpter, Threc Nlre ore oo‘v positively informed ,of the arrival froal l'atis of the Proceedings of the 19th. tic following, most important ptivsq;c is repeart!t to uy feimi BUONAPApIITE'e Speed) : " I have Alecepttd ;he Prelitoimprie.tiof the ,dllies, for the sake of the Emeithgt, the Fathers and Children of the ntzseit Pton.E." l3voNAPAirE•clairn3 an:adranoge over, Lord %VELA,' Nartql Olt the 'loth and I I th. Lord CA' STLilti Sets off to-morrow. • . Omuitun has rapidly in to 17. and 18 per cent.. • - - Price 6.d. in bOards,, embellished With a fine iritrifitii, by Curdini, , • , g(nIE. DETAILS concerning GENERAL KY MOREAU, and bi% last Momenta. Followed by ti short Biographical Nlemoir.