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' 2 1 mßrit_ 6327.1 TI - ILATRE DitUitl f *LANE. rpHIS PRESENT.EVENIING, -DeCember 18,, Their Alajcsties Se,rratits will perform the Co -114(.4 of • - • • . • . . _ _ - • . ALL 1103. VIE WRONG: si r JO ha Rew,E..4s, Mr., VrilOt; H TON • 'BeverleY; E LUST; ; , • Belmont, Mr. CARR ; . ITelmoni Mr. HOLLAND Lads , ,llestless, Mrs. GLOVER;• • • ttlindk, Mrs. IMASON•kiete , ss DUNC..?..N) ; ' • 'Clarissa ? Miss ROYCE ; Tattle, Mrs. HAULQWE. • • - . to wbiela.Avill be adtcd a Miusa,l EUtertainment, called : !ME REVIEW; Or :THt WAGS .OF *WINDSOR, Mr. Deputy Bull, Mr. PENSON ; Captain, Beaugard, Mr.. J- SMITH ; • louney MaetwOter, - "Mi:.3O}INSTON'E • ' Jolin.Lump OXBERRY ; • • • Clilfies.Wiiiiams;. Mr: HORN; Calelr Ciu -tutu, Mr. I.OV.EGROVE; Qi!,ylove, Mrs. ORGER ; • - Lucy, Mrs. BLAND " Pheebe • Miss FELT' Y • . 4 . „ -• Maid, Miss JONLS. , stags-Managet, Mr. RAYMOND.- Z to be Retdrned. - Viirt Rex et Regina. The principal Box Entranees are in - Brydges 7 street, with an auxiliary door' ii.R.ussql-str4l4.; suesEntr are in linssell-street and Wehurn-street; the Lower Gallery trances are in Russellstreet and Woburn -street; -the Upper • Gallery Entrance is in Wohurii , itftet only.. Carriages to-the Boxes, to , set .dov.'it and take tip from Great Russel-street, Cevent-Garden, and draw oir towards . the Strand. • To the pit, to set down friu‘Greatßussell-'street, and draw off down Little Ras,sell,street and Drury-lane. • ' The Doors to he opened at half past Five o'clock, to be gin at half past Six. Box 4, 75.; Second Price 3s. 3S. 6d.; Second Price, 1 3.--Lower-Gallery Cs.; Second Price, is.—.-Upper Gallery, ls.; - •• Second Price, tid. Boxes ann Piaces to be taken of Mr. Spring, 'Box Book lieeper, at the Office' in Little Russell-street; li•oni our, trots Tea in the Evening the Doors are elosed. • • To-morrow, the Tragedy of Ronieo and Juliet; with the Farce of The Quaker. . The Public are respectfully informed, that a Comic Panto rnime -is in a forward state or rehearsal, and will be pro duced at Christmas.' All VeI'SQIIS havin g made good their Title of Free Adrnis sion, three -days at the least; previous to the exercise of loch Right, will be required to their Names at the Door, 11 1 a Book which will' be tept ready for that puipos,e, and Will nut be itifinitted Aiithout such signature. THE. MBE vii7.l7.:NT-GAitDEN. 0-MORROW EVENING, Dee. 19, 1812,R qA. (last Tir,e'y will be perfol rued the revived tragetly of EXA N D - ER THE GREAT. and, r, Mr. IiZrTY ; Ciyt!zs, Mr. EGERTON • • . • Cas.,;;,nder,. Mr. I3..•..RRYMOVE; Lysiniadnis, Ileptie,tior., Mr. HAAILRTON Polypelcllon, Mr. CKENWELL% A: ~.- C HAPMAN reru:c:.a, Mr. CL7tRYNIONT ; E umenes Mr. KING; • Ai 2:Tr. JEFFERIES ;• . • Slave; -Mr. NORRIS - S;feigttmbi*, 41.6 LOGAN ; Stativa, 11Irs. ii4ixur4, Mrs. 'POWELL ; • COOKE. Act 11. Tha Grand, Triumphal Entry of Alexander into )3abylon, with the Full chorus " See the Conquering Hero - crones." . • • - ToWlisAch wiliiye -edded.a Farce called, KILLING •NO MURDER. • • Sir Naltet Wilton,- Mr. SIMMONS; .. Bradford, -.Mr. J . EFFERIES; - Tap, Mr: REBY . Apollo bcavi, 2,1 r. LbTON; -• Mr. ~...'ir f l:l3iNVS ; Mrs. W i o,ehet, Mrs. DAVEN - PORT; • Nancy,! BOLTON • • • • Fanny; .Mrs.4SISTON. -• v , Titries.7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.--4'it.3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s. :Set:odd Price 4--Upper Gallery is.' Se- coed emit 6d. , • On Mefiday the 'Tragedy of Venice. preserved ; with Hit or - - • -• . • • •On 'Fu snlay the ,22d .rust. wilt be revivedl-1 . tighees.Tra gedy of the Siege of '"Dainastus, Which is poiitivOly lid hist eight _of Mr: BettyrS'kehjaghicltt); with. Love, I,a,w, ;and Phy-Sic. • •, • „ Oa Wednesday, the Renegade; with the hurlesqtre tragic of . ltonibastes Furl, so, - and fife revved 2 iurleti•a"• 6l 111ii1 is, (bring the hist • Night of 'the Cowp-any's - perforating till the Holidays.) •-•- • , , • • , On -Satnrtlay the 26th, George Barnwell ; with (for the. 'first time) the new Grand Christmas Pantetnime, +trrCh litre teen in preparation Si ace last S um mer, called - Harlequin , and the Red Dwarf ;.or, the Adainant.liock. The,M v usic,,Seenery; klactineryi Dresses, and Docqrattints entirely new. FASHIONABLE 'DANCINCi r BY 111k.' ALLEN, I .) rivatzlytaught, at No. ni, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ludic; and Gentlemen oilll4 age, who 'navc never lean that ikccomplishineut, or have not,the Modern Style. ItAIR. ALLEN'S System of Tea'ehing is ex pressly studied for those to whom it is on object to acquire easily that' fashionable Requisite for Gentcel'Society, expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those Who do not N%-ant private teaching, may learn .est a small ecpenct, with a rest. - -.etable set of pupil.; ori the public teaching evenings. • Professors of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy and all the superior arts of the profession. The Sullieription Assemblies are every Friday. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING-CLOTH, •• . The only Manufacture of the kind in the United Kingdom. •THEtingiiislao patronage and appr o b a tion di tbis Fabric has acquired, during the last fotir years, lias induced some Houses to mutate the folding up and mark-. ing of the Picos, and to carer for Sale (particularly at Public Auctions) an inferior Article 4 which they call Patent Shirt ing.—The Priiprietor wishes to inform his Friends and the Public, that entry Piece of shs.s Manufacture is now stamped, tow-E's Patentr , has his signature, GEORGE LOWE, upon it,.aud is, as usual, warranted for putability and Washing equal to:t11e, hest hid) Linen ; and sold at about half the Price; at the Original Warehouse ' 154; CheApside,• near St. Paul's ; and Hardin,. Howell, and Co. 89, Pall-Mall, • . NEWTON's. DENTIFRICE .is by far the most pleasant of any Powder iecommenden - tin-Cleansing and Beautifying the 'FLEA it will be round to answer every end that - i Tooth Powder can he reaS3nahlyexpeeled to do, .while it cleanses the Moult of all impute and foetid particles, it 'Nliiteng the -Pileetil, Heals the Gums, •and 'helps . to Sweiten the Breath: . . Nothing AS so great a drawback to Beauty as bad Teeth, mothing more offensive titan tcetid Breath ; New'tork's Tooth— Powcl:l*,. on the tirst Application , illiprovs' the former, iemoves: - the latter, :while by its atrtiputrescent .and 'baliainic qualities it prevents decay, and removes all exeres- Vettees: • " Prepared, by B. H. Newton,, and sold by his Agents, Itlessrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on.the FoOtway, St. Paul's' Church.:yard, neatly opposite trite Nortik:tiate in Loxes each.. • • ; • • . • . • (~~}•. 771 e i ,..71, 1 ..., ,-,,, -,r , ..:4 : A . ~k CHILD, SUPPOSED TO 'STOLEN.- • .• dfIN the 29 . th' of Siite4lber 1.41, one Ca: l- berine' Martin, a Viigrant, was brought before• the.lagis 7 trates of Andover, and by theist committed to Gaol, cu Sus piLion of her hpvirig in•her posie . ssion a;FEMALE . whiclrbad been Stolen respectable Patents. The said Catherine Martin, , in- her Examination, milk, that 'she took the .Child, en .the 16th of September List, at Win-, vheUer, from one Alin 'Brown, :Clio stated' hei - Self to be a liAtindian,YrOm Barbadoes; appeared to be about. 0J Years_ of Age, Father short and" stout, dark Coniplexion, .41°4- marked, and said had been .round the'Bea-etiast searai of &Daughter, , The Child is about Two Years `old, fair Comp . le.:-.ion; and grel,' Eyes (much inflamed) : her Clothes, are .Of 'a genteel kind, and :narked I. S. No. 3. 1, 4.* Any Person who can give,lnformation respectio9; the Chid, i;requested so to the 111zigistratei of "Andover, who have taken her under their. Preteetion; and the Plug► au • is detained in Custody. ti Andover, December 8, 1812. • TN"conecience of t ire superiority of SALMON, O1)Y, and CO.'s PATENT SELF-- - ADJ LISTING 'TRUASES, ti:o Para hav&'he..en Ito:loured with thotid ! 7 In:yin; appointr. , frt.; : his I:,'lnjesty's Royal lslavy,:_thc. Naval Hospitals and Yards,,the Board of Ordnance, the Min. East Lndia Company, S:c; 'and, -- cOutinute to recommend them ,to the Public on such liberal terms, which have never before been offered ; that the - full. cost shall be returned to all :pirr . chasers, if. not approved, after any trial, wear, or darnag.. N.B. Persons residing in the Country,• sending the Orcum. fcrence of the Body, in inches, just, above the hips, may de= }fend npon be n; accurately fitted. " MANUFACTORY, 292, STRAND: • Sold by Armstrong and Co. Leademhall,street. pIPE' Stilton, Eddish,:Parinasan i Chapzigar, Cattenham, and Chedder •Cheeses, Hams, Tougnes, Pig's Chops, D. Beef, German. Sausages, fine Russian Ca viare,-Item-deer Tongues, Welch Salmon, Pickled Oysters, CotiSounds, dried Sprats, hoe Oils, Pickles, Vtuegzus and Anehyvies, Essence of Anchovies, Essence of Lobsteri and Shiimps, Quin Sallee, Coratch„C:‘,'ls, LeMon•Pickle, and other rich .Sauces, Ketchup, Soy, Cavenily, Carry - Podcr, Mangoes, French and Spanish Olives, I\laccarmii, Triif tes, Capers, Mustard, Essuce,of Celery, Paisley, &e. Essence of Spruce, Preserv•M _Ginger, and eery article in the Oil Trade, at HicliSon's, 170, Strand. PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA BLES 4 u d ,PATEN T Tit Al; ALGAII., SID I.', 0 A kI,DS and DINING-TABLES, in one elegant• Piece of Furnitare, and upon Five new different Plans ; the - Patent fllprg.r.-ed Sofa Bede and Chair Beds; 7Srasr=screw Four - P)st„ and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture s .a.nd Iledding , complete ; ~Portahl:! Chairs, with several other new invented and imPiiived artic , les of furniture; also ngeneral and sery extensive iortincli of Upholstery and Cabinet, Articles &r,ll:lruiping t. plate, ready mannfactur4, Where Families may fkeleet, and furnish a whole I louse in a few days, , ai'olding the extreme inconvenience of wilting several Mouths in completing their Ez,l6.blishment. , . , r,.tEratie, West Indict Articles, Army and Navy, -&c. &c. by Mor;aii and Sander's., 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, vii terms the most'Maderatc, prompt pa•ytncat. . • . EW PUBTICATIONS. - 1 'This no are puol;shedi ' . I:: Two Vol:arms, Octavo,priet: 2k. hoards,. . the ; Third 1 r. .clitioa of E l . 4 ,SAYS . on the ' NA:I`ITRE at (I. - PRINCI.; • PI.,S of T.:\ ~iTE. By ARCHIBALi>; AL: ON, LL. 8.. F. R. S. ' • London arid Edinburgh, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, ltees, "arta Brown, Pateinoster,row; and A. Constable and Co 3 7 .dirroUr G h.• 4 ', A * To this Edition are added, Obser-vatkis. on the Oiigin of the Beauty of,the Human ; Ociuntenanve and Form, • We look upon this as, : on whe wh ue, the_iiest and most pleasing Work whicli has yet been prvalueed on =the subject of Taste and 'Beauty. The Whole of the `Briok in• no ordi nary degree both. beautiful. and - ins . ,ructive z Review, No. XXXV. MetioLSON'S B.NCYCLOI'EDIA, Complete i'r, Vols. 3vo. • This Pay was pulilishea,'• _ Price Cl. Os. in boards, Neatly- , printettby with 550 Eitgrr,vings, be Lovvry and'ticott, • I.I.',NC":ICLOPEI)IA, o - Dic tionary of Arts and Sciences: comprising a 3 ace:l:rate and popular View of the present' iinproved'S'A.to of Human Knowledge. . • - By WILLIAM :Nletiefl.SON, Author and Proprietor of the P!,il,, , opliical Journal, And vw. - lous other Chemical, and Mathemati cal Works: Printed for Longman, Hurst; 14 , e5,-Orme,.and Brown, F. C. and J. Riving-ton, A. Strohm), 'l'. Piivne, StoCkdale, Scatcherd and Letterman, J.- euthell, Clarke and Sons, Lack ingtun and. Co. White, Coeltrane; and Co: J. and A. Arch, t.!artell and Davies, S. Bo'gster,, 3. slawman, Parry, -and Co. R. J. Bon,il, .1: Booken, Stutaby 4iiaCo. It. Sberwood arid Co. Wilson "and Son, and.llrodie, Dos; ding anti Lmc orcl._ ' . : , - CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. This Day was pui>iishctl b uric 6d. boards, .- NSEC URITY and DA N 6 ER. of GRA N .riNt what is terincer:" CATHOLIC. EMANCIPATION ;''' in a series of Lett ers; g i v i ng a short vie'w of the'Teftets of the Popish Religion, il, aired Lig a Protestant State •,.amr'df the hivileges grardeti to th...l,Reinan .Catholics of Ireland, since our present and- roost waelons. Sovereign's' Accesion to the Throne : together with an -liistorical - Acconat of their Conduct, frOm the Reformation to the present Period. Written between the ,Ist of_ March and the Ist of A,ugnst, 1812; and addressed to 3. G. Esq. • By A,PROTESTANT OF IRE:LAND.' • With additional Notes . ' add an Appendix. " We are convinced in our . consciemees -that we shall ways tolerate them; b not quite so fully that they' tolerate ds :Olen it comes to _their turn."-DEAN: Published by C. Chapple, opposite 'St. James's Palace., OCTAVO EDITION' OF MR. BURKE'S WORKS. This. Day wad 'published, • Handsomely printed, price in boards 11. 4s. or, - on Royal paper, price 11. 12s. the Nintliand 'reap Volumes of TipHE WORKS of the late Riilt Honourable EDMUND BURKE. (ontaios.etriOusMiscellaneous' Pieces. ' Printed for F. and C. RiVingtori, No. 62,St.Partl's Church yard; sold also by 4.-Hateltard, NcL 1 0, Piccidill}. Of lthom may be had, the first eight volumes of the' Octavo edition of Mi. i3inte's Winki,' price in'boardi; 31. 4s. or on papers 41. 16s. '- - .• • Also the fourth,and fifth quatto volumes, price 41. 14s. The sixth and seventh quarto volumes are in the press, and will appear in the course of time .; . NEW PHILOSOPHICAL :JOURNAL.. On the Ist 9f January will he published, No. I. price is. qd. and coutinlted Monthly, NNALS of MECHAMCAL. PHILOSO PHY, CHEMISTRY,. AGRICULTURE, and the ARTS. B 3; THOMAS TllakSON, M.D, and E.. Pellot of the Linnwan.Socicty, of the . Geological Society, of the Wernprian Natural History Society, of the hupo - .C.birurgo-Medical Acarkn:y. of Peter§bTlrgh. London: . Printed for' itabert Baldwin, 47, Pateraoster!- rO7, to whom .communication may he addrev,iod, *lid also by William - Blickweod, E,dinbUrg4 Joln Cumming; Dub lin; and 14 alt the princiPal Book , :tiers-of 'the Uhited Lit* ' - - „ , 0 FRIDAY, _D E VE It 18, 1812. PROS,II;CTUS OIL A NEW WEEKLY PAPIM, lO ZE CATA,ED- THE NOTTINGHAM GAZETTE;' on, . • P OfftICAT., LITERARY, AGP.lc.;tivrurtAL, and CQ\i 1 12CI L Iti:c;ISTER, for the AIID/AND COU.Ninf IN requesting :the ttttentitill orthe Ptibnc to • new Weekly Paper; we feel ourSeit - -'is hound in-duty to-, state distinctly the reasons which induce vs to eug,•:fge' iti this undertaking; the principles ttpou'witielt we propose to COO T duct it ; and the nicaus that we ppssess to reader it c.tservilig' the Patronage • which we presulnetto sulicit.."--Professlinis of *public pr'atiple.F., We . are sinisible, liten so fretinualily 'eniloyed to• disguise saiiimes Of pritate interest,. tnat' we should disdain to -piake'them, were tVe nut conscious - of dor- Sitnerity ; and willing; tlvit our subsequent 'conduct shoul - d, at all times, be compared with our present-delarationS. We haye seen, with deep regret, the attempts which have 'beef: nat iie iti,iftnoy_parts of the empire; and; especially, in this and some of the neiglibMi - ritig Counties,- by-means of that powerftil engine: the.pntille ; ,Press, to • eNcite poyular olisv tent ; . 1:40 de k ,:ei,iate the Blessings s hick we enjoy; to fubri ca te ixoggi. , ury ,_- : iievaficreit.„; • and to in rot{ ace fillse but. ptausi hlti theories, a; ..icikructive. of ifiAividual bapplhess, at tney,a.ce subversive O. tranquility.- In a acrd, it'd have see.a, evesy expedient, • that the 'most mischievous ingenuity conhl tlevise i etiii,leyed to inft.poiAtif - kint ) ,ttepultlic mintl - to ex cite a general spirit of insoborOMatfon, and; under text at tefitrming,ko destroy the .vital principles of the •Con-‘. stitution. •Witti a View. to counteract these dangerous do'c tries, mid to dcleat these pernicious by a 6an-;_, did appeal to titer L.,%,)4(.1 of our cutiatrymen,. we-propose • to estaiiiisb the Noaingbant (4aette.. 'lt is wirte,,,,,ry - to detail the aatri,kge's'srbich have so lung, agitatcii this tart of the Country. ti.re, .O%Ve their Origin 'and •their progress - to the ,irtiuces of pretended Patriots; who 'have • availed ~.-.'ilie.telopora.vy depression. which 'our cotanit•ive i:::perieficed, to propagkte discontent, and to To supply ass antidote to the evil, and t„ t:,,t;ai.ryaien, that such conduct ands, : •t, t , ,i• - iattlithAtions .of civilized ':sik;ety,' htft').9 in: . 11, they profess to pursue; We- now vertthre to ti,ia.ta, a 0.1 aiWays prepare,, - 1J L:3.lllti iii, that caiingt icing - I ;:aiier together; sysi.ecn, inch:leads. to the plziothc.r of the opt.deitt, el, t ~.e..„, ; l‘c tut,jiuor, both of the Sources and of toe ; and, that the happiness' vidttals a.: ell a. r: ,the Sta,te.,. equally depend tlyon ot,eilic,lce to the Laws, did attafthment, to our e.szeetient Constit4tii.n._ • . . . Since noun i of.-the mischief which we ,deplore has been caused by the-uhu:se bf tho public Press; we hatter ourselves, that, by"the. legitaufft.e-,use of: the cable instrtinient,..we shall be atilt!: ti, / . .::fiftrinui,e essvotilkliy ta the, curreetiou.of the \Ve shall Oetefor, othit ho opviirtualty .vi contradicting the unfounded assertions, or exih•ft,,ig the ini , i - epresentitions,- and of 'ileteciing . .the sopth.stry . -of tuose• Alai have so lorit; . bourch to ,iffisle<d acid to. pe.rvert the minfis of the people.— . We profess ourselves to he sinc;:relS , and unalterably attached to the ge;iaihe'prittci i ..ks of the Constitution, both . in eh:Miif and Stute;.[ i rateltil for the ,bics. , ings which, under,- its inhitruce, 4e. au .f determined to defend it, to the utmost of our pOiver, the open ,:tlacks of foreign ;and . ' the . secret machi - flatiJu.; of tioraetiti eneiiriek We cannot contemplate,. 'without derestatioff ;those Insidious and de =structive theuri•n : ;, wt - ,:cif a.; ,cal.cuiated• only to render.men • *.dissatistn:Li with the a•rquat . good winch th'ey possess, and to • engage tlftini in 11 - e...• par•liiit of delusive taut 'titnafrftinablo' pet - tea:1.1.4. •: Our ollinioas 'act fuumled . intot-iliforf but - ,•-fiferieir...;!.-I,‘ :I.ese. theories ! : ed;iced to • practie.c inzt. : it se ewalieso till I.liat When the must Ott- morefr - lof.:g.'Ots* of ilbeA73fitvc ..been,:ele•vated: to pss . ,w , A"ier Tv.ipulnr er:ttrciscd krat_ power . • with th;,..most cruet anti 1, iiiinJele is 0 - an . ny. 'linty Were, indeed,Fdreailful:y itiyaft,,.l tlitir their san guinary ferh: , l%y Wag 'extviided ihni•faiily to all classes • a.l the commenaty. Fictu :heir .•;:alth, the itich ;DIVA de- • rive too altection. In • . i, • . irity, the Poor could fi n d ' no safety.- at lefigt, .„ L: , JSSiVe and unparallelaL wretchetinesS, to iv.hich adviicat, for Speculative liberty and if I - Ail-pi:Sat equality l• id red4a.: • peiaple, t that they ha v, , 1. , . ntr'sa.DgUitiaiyob 11.1at 11lt T., vf :1..1 inilitary despotiSm.• To miliiaus the artifices, • . the designs,•O'f; factious deg - • ' lita;tugues,•find t. 4 Save, • as we are ably, vur evutry- • tram any kinfilar.ta,:i • in: deemed our- hest ' reward. We feelAM to any of the 'great porlies in th& - JUtte';' shall • , re our ciinlidefice and ur.r suppurt,tO,thJse-ni,;,, by ir_caqdnet.,, prove their zeal aud.deVotion to 1, 11;;Iiilt.1011,.UftAgr• Matis:ll We. jt%Y . P 1 4 ,411 ,Y Olet' . .'k l C.;; we have'hitherto been' preserved sale fulinise the rein and desolation:Of tiloost everY'other tz.nigdarn: L 44, at - the same time that ,w defend our-own. Opinions shall hear with candour, inicrinscri •l o,?. argil/flews of tote Who differ froni us, wheh stited whil that. liherality which ;ive h:ipe l in our. part; never to violate... ••:;nulf are... the priuci,: plea which we profess :and sh. , ala it ever be proyedthat we 7 abandon them, ..we shall be content to he considered as hav'- ing forfeited everY - elaiin to political con,isi - ,effey, and to pub lic favour. = . • • • , Haring • .ei - plaitied the leading peinciples of our , intended Finnic:Awn,- se have -only to mention the subordinatL . ar rangernents. Thaimpurtance: as well -as the intricacy of the manufaclurin ivarae itsparti.:ularlv"as they trecontiebted with the-ptosperity'of the filifihind if.:ountieS;'• &nand at. this • critical justetu. - 4 an- investitca , i; , n, which we shall einleavour to conduct wjth tumlexafion and fidelity.. Under the guidance of local knobledse and pi ;.:tical experience r we' shall define the relative privileges. of the irtiste - r,l and the wOrltmen.: but while we suggest tacasure.S.for preventing abuses and:for cop-- reciprocal co4dence,- we shalt not Oa deterred frcui. expsing the falLicv of gro , andiesS c,minluints; or ' tltey;uilt - of lawless violence. flatter ourselves that by the ' eatly. relo and Domestic.inteillgence which we are ci_ablett to ob- . tkio, we shall not only etittai, but excel onr Com petit..4rS. The news from the. :ieu-ports article always esti ug - in a Commercial Country) will 'engil.ge our particular attention-; and, by our CiL.l respondents at Liverpool, , and we , shall anticii. ate even the Londoa Papers with resjlect to these: parts. At will be our study altv..ys to .prectire the Ibllest and most authentic informatliin reiative•to the affairs . Otte gricitltoreand of Commerce, and,a.certain portion, of our' Paper will be allotted to Philosophical sod Literary Discus. shin. Our headers may also rely upon finding in the Notting- Lin; Gazette, the most correct.acconnts of the , proceedings of the Courts of La.:C., of the Transactions in our Universities, of Oturcii Preferments, of Naval and Military Prothotioni; of the Movements of Troops, of . Fairs iMarkets, , llaces, and public Amnsements; in sh o rt, we shall spare 'neither labour n6i expense to reader auiPapei-Worthy of patronage to which we aspire. We are aware, 'however, tilit Pie Public wit! estiknate., out incrits not by . our pronlis , 2s :but by our performance, and that criterion, we are cunteht to be , . . - thfi; NOT riNai-Lim GAZETTE w ill be pui3lishelon the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, I''l3,.and-,„):1 every ici_n=Y.rhvoigh out.thee ;,ear, -by Mr, Tv I'MAN, Where Advertiscnieuts, Orders fur the :Paper, and -Letters•fur tht-Euiron; will be thank.o.llly received ';'-alna, at T4yaii and No. 3, War. ith-squares and Mr. WiuTt Fleet-stmt,. London, • . . Pri& Sixri.tnce-Vtlfpeiiny, or Seven Shillings.aad Sixn.e.nce per QtrArt . 67: • et . lIILBLAINSaiv preventdfrorn ;and their tcrinenting Itching instam .• • 11 , i I*-- 1 - IEAD ) E f .SSE.NCE. of MUST:I,IOS, for its. extc.terclinary ktheutnaii,ll,,, t cs , e,, Gout) , Alrect:ons, 'and Complaints of ,the Sto:;1:,1, ; whert•itlis certain rcrned' has• boon unknown, 1, and .the Chilblains have attuaily broke , , Wlll L )•, Nil LY CEItATF: will ease the Pain, itivd heal the in. 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They are equally excellent fur Head -A.4;ns,- for Gouty, 23ilious, aad other cum 'plaints orthe Stomach aad .13owets,- too often the conse • quende'4 free lip iug. As a geneLtl Fancily 'MedicAie they have no equal ; and . they are pariz:ahaly convenient MI - tra yellers, as they do ni.f require any ct.:utla.inent. .. , . . Solo.only f,i . F. Newbety acid Sons,: in Sit. Paul's Chn.rcil-,, yar., London; but as many - oersons lui.,th.lie the hintsc, the* ,are desireil to observcr that the• Nuailm is 44, on the cry.tzti way, four doors from Coeapside... To be had also at tlie late Dr...james's h();;lse,tl.aton-rtieet: '. AN LvIPOR i'ANT•DISC'DVIatf, Serent .. ecn Year Established, drst City in, thelVorld CONSEQUENTLY it becomes a (inty bent orr the Proprietor, to; give it, •if povi ‘ bie, uth rersal publicity, which he is uow endeavouring to - nt•complish, at au expeuce.little slkort of Three thOusalid Pounds a fear, by hourly. informing' &lid hood" , proVing'.to• mankind of all descriptions, that those •are tortured with the Gout, Rheumatism; Pleurisy, Head-ache, Bilious Sick Heid-ncli, -Asthmatic, ez)..psuruptive p .and •Bdions tom •plaints, Toothache, E:ir-fiche, at lth'eured. in a reasbnable time by use of the GUEST,ONIAN AIEDI CINTE";; and by applying to tlit: Invent,ir, B. 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