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(ref. • n end o,t trout ye bias: !bowl o f ill.' eta, U • c. ~~ . . wi!' • 1 1 t t lift ith of fr lcumnrin 8513.] MR. WEST'S EXMITION: • • HE GREAT PICTURE DEATH on ri l e PALE - I - fORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST: PF,TEIrg • i,.'4I‘SEiIMON, PAUL a•ot BARNABAS RECEIVING' .. ;ENTILES, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCI. 'i'-XION of our SAVIOUR, with other PICTURF.S and .I, I q:TCH ES, are now BITING, under the imotedhtte . e t t(mare of his 'Loyal lii..tiness - 11 or Prince Rezent, at e R. 125, PALL-M.ALL, near Carlton-House, every day from till Four. By Order CHARLES smAgT, sec. ' PYGT1. 7 .11,1,1N(1. OFFICE, Dee. 3, 1319. orHEcm mis osioNE S for VICTUALLING I 0 ',fir S AV,4VI 7 do hereby give Notice, Thu' 111 " . ? 1 .121Art,',(he 231 .4 Instant, they will Le rertay to receire 4.42alers in writing (serried up), and treat for the supply 6 ( 6 24 c'petra . le L'i)iitiac,'s) of all slich quantities qt . SEA PllO 7 .I SIONS am/ RUM as may he dtmanded for Me Serviced ! ! rtes Aiojestils .S.4;ps and Vessols at Greenock, 1 1 or Twave Ca leadar wanths from. the §th January next paid ky. Bids, payable, without - _,fitterest, fr:S ; IA. Days afZer dote . 3 , „. . •.4 phe Coiulitions• 61 the CwaractS may he seen at the Se t7*4ry's °flier : au thFs (Vitra or hy applying to the Catectur Custtems at Greenock. rlC.(.regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall ' t " be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deli -I;"Cfft to the Board before One 'o'clock' on• the said rues - -" the , 23M. ' Instant ; nor miles: Me Verson who 'writes 1 " 4 Tender, or some Person on his behalf', attends, to answer * igen for. k'acTt Tender nuns? also be accompanied by a Letter signed , I frtw o responsible Persom.., engaging to become bound with th e par ty tendering, in the penal Sum of 50u1. for the due per- IGrananty of each of the Contracts. 17ICTU..11,LIN G- OFF ICE, Not. 2G, 1 g IP. HE CO3LIILSSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 31/LIESTY'S .ATAIVY do hereby g ive Notice, g et olt Tuesday,,,t he 14M of December ?Leal, they will be ' .1.4 .f 1 .!1 to receive Tender * , r, in wri!ing (sealed up), awl treat ; 41 4 , nci. pm sous as will Undert n he to supply whatener I tEll BE "T may be required for the use 'of his Majesty's 441 / 4 8 and rfssels at- - • Plymbuth, Torimy, Dartmouth, Falmouth, Yar►nouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County of Norfolk, . 142a . rgate, The Downs. Dover Roads, and Ne%s Herttlll e y 4.44 (Tara te Contracts) far Twelve Months, from Me ist 4soduarii to the 316 , of December, Iti•2o, inclusive : to Le for 6g ViCa,payaLle wiitout litterest, sixty slags after • 2 7 re Conditions of the Contract mall he seen at the Secre ., ;7 4 Office, at this of rc; or by applying to ,11r. Thomas :te l ' i t i er.,.eigept for the . Victualling at Plymouth; to the Col ',"orflof his Mujecty's Customs at bartntotah,. Falmouth, rarmo'ut h, respecti - r4, and to Mr. Thomas Russet', I,4l " e lt' for the Victulaling at Doerr. _ * 'regard.will be had to any Tender in whi c h th e P r i ce r ,7 'NW be inserted in !Fords at length, or th a t s h a ll .Tot. delivered to•the Board before One o'Llock on the sa id m • " e4 ga 7 l, Me 141:4 of DcaniLer next; ?tar unless the Person ntahes the Tender, or some Person un his behalf, at -4114, ia at su;'er when' (wiled Ar. ,11 .1 7 0, 4 .7tmict-naust nisi,/ be accompanied by a Letter signed t) tort rclionsible Persons, eugrtging to become.bound with ter `C ?arty knderitt4„ in the Penal Sum of 20001. for the due *„.' l; ' , uance-: of the Contract at Plymouth, and of 8001. fur the other Contracts. •1' „r, TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Brid ge - street, London. s - lirx- nu itEi; S R leave to inform you, that.ever since the h i: YeFtr 1740, I had been atiiicted with the Liles Venereal, li)N eh ?'ftbin its obstinately resisting every-coarse of medicine olt ql'oed be tile most emirtent of the faculry here, and un tily ri ' - ' ) lrig : sev'e . raises-eve courses of sali•vation, and twice dis ,4t 'Red frufn the 1 - lospital with little relict, would appear to tttyl.ttie most invcterate nature. In tl.c spring of last year t s , nuttier had got to arch a bend, as nearly to put a.period hail a large ulcer on the crown of ray head, '4 440 , 44 11 t•A a t n i.; a 0:d M:0 were broke ont in a frightful ttk ilt 4's;; my t•ight was dreadfully painful, and had been in a 1:1 14 . t ttictivat ion f o r the last seven yearS; nty left h a d a l so • ke, i ‘!,11.e nodes was'very much discolourekl, and gave excruciating pain, particularly when worm in bed, 411 3 , tt, deprive nie of rest ; is this lamentable state, I ltt 4 , t 'cotrinietided by Mr. J. 'Thompson, (who received so cure by them herel,.to take your ealte's Pateni ills, .. t4 '', 1 ' , 1 1 4 , .-at . r. to dot n tit's! 24th ;Lio-Slay t the courseP aof i s began to receive beneat -in little more titan a ",the ulcers on my head and arms were s oun dl y healed— lite,;,,ter, the sores smy kgs healed also ; leavOg, how "lt,t?ti; c ors discolimratiou in the skin, and pain in the .r,sk.,• of thneft, which, by the bit sr iog of God, ascii a littl e .14tke:!pers„,:erance your invaluable .Medicine, snlysided ; . 11 11 0 ts.dispersing, lhc.skin regaining its natural hue, and tkriTtturrral pains gradually going 011.-1 thus became, by ''rk, - .l bl sral advice and medicine, perfectly free front all toy . rt l ehl - ..ertiplaints—have recovered lily fornter sprits a lid cfs k iiKtb, and am f utemr , jolly and fat, in whirl, state Itliviag ••,1c /iluttl many months, to tbe astonishatent of all who knew i sq 'on at a loss in what te:lns t 4 express lity gratirude, hut qil k l tin ct for the zood of other stilferin7 mortals, to nialie 111 04:l ease public as possible, as I on every oeca "4 to doing lam will greatly oblige, your - grateiti I, Obedient, very humble servant, gRd 4 ALEX. Al , 1! s selnse, High-street, .Edinburgh. 44 e k n s„ Witnesses to t h e above Cure I ^lttps..o tt , \o.: v, New Poultry iNlarltct, Edinburgh, 11'?„" 01 1rt M'fittosh Olei Assembly Close, Edinburgh. belt and sold the sole Proprietor, .EllOl .:I,S TA Y- Ofts e, l,crober of the Reyal College of . ;tiegeittis, at Ins t - nlist - „'o. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; whets, aftea- -a illllkri7tyesictence of more than 40 years, in a practice pitrti ittltitdrected to the cure of Venereal Ceatplaints and those ' l 't cv " 1 to the )'arts of Generation, will) that inviolable 11:elti, c ;!'liit•li men of his •profession sno t tid always observ e i n qui t " u 'flatters himself the advice a nd iss.sist.atte c l ie tidminiAers topersons taking this Medicine, will adiscernin••• Public, as an a drat:tap seldom 404 0 ic • 'S•• ”- • • l4, ar•.•void et ail atubtglity. rippoint went, tur the con veni tnce of those , -, ••tl.rilNitte, at the Toysitop, .\o. 103, Oxfortl-Areet ; No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Baxter, ; Mt . 's, ilot. lin ; and of • e,insiderable in Great Britai n a nd r:• :• 9d. cacti, stamped, and sealed lip *vlierchy persons, of either ••tllecd, sc;rt cy, and safety. *\l\ ter v't .f ,ir ,aar f MONDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1819. 'VIC/V.ll, LI Yr OFFIOE., September 3, 18 N. COMM ISSIO NElt S firr V 1C7'17,11, LING His ..ILI.IBS7'Y'Af 217.11 .7 Y do hereby . R - ire Nidice, that on Taesday, the 4th ofJanifary next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (reeled,up), and treat with each Persome as mill undertake to supply (on separate Contracts) all such quantities of SEATROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF as may be required for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Peeeels at Jammita and New Providence, during the space of 7'welec Months certaia, jrcint the 4th day of March next, and further antil six illowifq' warning shall be given for the termination of the Contracts, the Conditions of which may be s•ern at the Ser ; retcry's'Oilice. • Na regard will be bud to any Tender in which thc Price chat! not be inserted in words at leagM, .or that shall Pot be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said Tuesday, the 4th of January next ; npar miles; the Per son who makes the 7en, : ter; 2 ll2- sonic Person on his ahall, ofrepils' to answer when calledlovl--Itrar`ltrie rtn;/ Tender for the Sea Provisions Contract that contains extravagant Prices upon some ~4rticles, and Prices much inferior to the real value trpon others, be considered as proper to be admitted, Each Tender mus•t also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Party tenderiaz, , , in the 'Penal Sum of 15,000.1. Ar the due performance of the Contract for. Sea Provisions', and of the Fresh Bey' Contract. "PROFANATION. We have already noticed tl►e ►iudxc ' ions " tnnckery with which a / set of Birminghatn Radicals insulted God's Temple, by making it the . rendetvotts and the exhibition of . their Military array. The Clergyman, before whom they insolently paraded, took the opportunity of addressing tiled' in the following eloyient expostulation. ; which ha's, very properly„ been published And circulated. He spoke as the faithful servant of God, fear ing not man's violence —o4r only wonder is, th,ft some one of the Atheistical Ittidicals, who never attended Divine Worship for any.good pur pose, did not murder him in the pulpit. EXTRACT from A SERMON,. Preached at CHRIST BIRMINGHAM, on sunttaF Nur. 21 , 111 9, by JOHN HUME SPRY, M.A. Minister of Christ (Aita. Published at the Rgynest of !lie society for tbelle4,l4l4ltiOn-. Attd Supkessicak Iltaserfreirs'Y'and Sedition. The Union Society of this town having thought proper. to attend Divine Service at Christ Church, for the se c o n d time, on Sundae, Nov. 2E, with the same parade and procession which distinguish. ed them from, the missal congregation, on Sunday, Nov. 21 , at the conclusion of the Sermon, the Minister addressed them as follows : " And now, had I merely Readdress those who are accustomed regularly to frequent this holy place, • I might well conclude. But, as I see around rpe, now for the second time, persons of a .vety different description, persons of whom I fear it cannot with truth be said; that they are in the habit of attending the public worship of their God, I may, perhaps, be not unprofitably employ ed, if I address myself fora few moments particu larly onto them. • " Upon some of these, indeed, I may have but little influence; for sonic are too well prepared to shoot out the lip, and shake the head in ridicule, at any thing which may be said to them front this place ; and the same perverse spirit which has brought them with the step end aspect of defiance even before the Altar of God, will doubtless be prepared to despise and mock his Ministers. "To such, however, I would say in the worth of an Apostle,—to me it is a very small thing that I should be judged of you, or of man's judgment. He that judgeth me is the Lord,* whose toioisi.er I an), and to whom I most here after give an account, not only of my ministry generally, but of the manner in which I have used this opportuni!y of setting forth his truth and promoting his glory. " But to ail of you 1 say, I am placed here as the Ambassador for Christ ; and in his awful} name, Abet Willte before . which tie devils trembl e arid are silent, and ev en the Augets Ito Heaven bow the knee in adoratiou ; in his name, 1 Churge yin& to !islet' to his message. It 'nay have seemed to you a light and trifling thing to come into this House of God ; and yoo may have approached it wilt careless and irreverent, if not with proud and insolent feelings. But now that you are Isere —here in the immediate presence of your Saviour, who, though invisible, at this momentTsees you, and knows the most secret thought of your hearts —does not this place, so dreadful to a sinner, in spire different sensations ? Will ye now refuse to listen to him that speaketh through me, when his message is full of affectionate invitation, and of tremendous warning. " Repeat ye then, and turn from your evil way. Quit the compel)) , of these deceivers, and trust yourselves no more with them, lest ye be con- Stinted in '!heir tins. " For be ye well assured of this, that God w;11 not suffer his Holy Name to be set at nought, his Religion despised, or his Churches profaneel with impunity. And, although the simper umiy do. evil an hundred times, and an hundred' times may escape punishment, yet for all these things God will bring him to judgment ; and a day is coining, when all those who have thus dared to defy their Saviour, shall meet him face to face, and receive their sentence before his dread tribunal. The same impious deceivers who brave led you into the presence of God, thus unsanCtiliiid and unpre pared to meet Him, have also too& you to rise in bold defiance against the lawful • authority of BUM Nor is it to be wondered, that those who would urge you 19 defy your Maker, should alsO teach you to rebel against yortr King. " I have already taken occasion fully to explain_ to you, the sinfu/IICSS amid danger of stick conduct : and now again I warn you, that for all these things judgment and punishment ate reserved. My duty therefore is discharged ; and ye, whe ther ye will hear or whether ye will lorhear, are at least instructed in yours. If ye now sin, ye sin wilfully, after ye have come to the knowledge of the crank ; and He alone who is infinite in jus tice as well as in mercy; can tell what punishment may he reserved for such a situ. " I trust, however, that there are many, very many among you, who may yet see the error and wickedness of such courses, and may he induced to forsake those who will lead them only to de struction. " Once more then let me warn you to come out from these Met), and separate yourselves from them. Return to your peaceful homes and quiet occupations ; and let k he your first cote to fall down on your knees before God, and earnestly in treat that the thought of your hearts and the wick edness of your intentions may he forgiven you. And forget not to praise Him for having mer cifully suffered the word of truth to come unto you, that you may bear it•and do it : and, above all, beware ,how you now despise H m that speaketh, even Christ your Saviourl for if they escaped not who refused him that drake on raid!, much more shall not ye escape it ye turn a %•kry from Host that speaketh from Heaven, fur our God is a enlisllmiti fir e fo , 1 cur. iv. B o 4. t Htb. xii. 25, 29. PRTCE SEVtNPENC F. FOR•THE SUN. Ara. Ettri'ott—When I was intinc.!(!, by the ill-natured and unchrivrian attack-made by TENAX, on the persons who have shewn such a !amiable concern 'for the snnply of religious instruction to the 'sailors on the River Thames, 11-oxpected to meet with a snarl in retort), but alas a bark ing dog, not.k.d.untb one; Welch, blood is warm, but this is boiling ; fever heat ; frenzy in .every line; venom in tine sting.forionsly dorted , lorth in every word.. Burl am told ,hy ajety•c4cellent Physician that Oil is an antidote to tire hite r 'ilf,l . a serpent. Do,you think it would cure the hirer ? If I ;bou g h t so, li.woultl mildly, tell him, tit' VE meant nothing more than to sitencealhuse,..l6 crs . vent Dissenters from having just cause to !,I;rge Members of the Church with bigotry and a' per seeming spirit ; by way of apology for "the Dissenters' undertaking a work which TENAX as well,as I think mighi he done with better effect by regularly ordained Clergymen, if the Canons of our Church and they who put them in force, would allow them so to do. And I again affirm that there is no place on the Thames, nor any near the ThaMes, in which a Clergyman meld volunteer his services to instruct these men. With respect to the ChUrches, they are declared insuffi cient to accommodate the resident Population, es pecially the Poor. I sincerely and not hypocri tically expressed my opinion, that if Clergymen , could, or might, undertake this work, the present labourers would willingly retire from it. And in saying this, I, had rather an eye to the Church Authorities, than to TEsai, hoping it might be a hint to make stone provision of this sort for Merchant Seamen, as there is for convicted Felon:s at Sheerness, and I believe, also on t'f)e Themes near London Bridge and Waterloo Bridge for Deserters. Bethel is found in our English Bibles, it is naturalized, quite as much as I think, Tatrax is, for that he is a Foreigner no one can doubt, and I shpuld fear a very near relation to the Pope, by the very furious Bull he has now issued against me as a Churchman, as well as the poor ignorant Dissenters. Hine illie Lacrynue, " be wants, perhaps, my place," when he says the Church can do without me. But stop ! this is Diqegar, and not oil. I would not wish to lose my ,character as a Gentleman in breaking a Lance with a Ranter. I pity •his mehncholy : condit ion of mind. Do you know what is a ood terne . dy fur the hydrophobia ? Cutting is dangerous on the head, especially if the inside be not %veil lined, for though the skull may be thick, perchance i t might increase fever and induce fury. But in right earnest, Mr. EDITOR, I perceive_ TENAX. supposes he has caught a Schismatic by the tail ; but he has only cast a stone upon one of his own Church, if be be not indeed a Roman catholic after all. PERTINAX. HIGH TREASON. COMMITTAL OF KNIGHT, ON A CHARGE OF HIGH TRRAsoN. . 11lin NciisTeß, Friday, 01le O'CIOCk.—N ADD: 119% just left the Police• Office ina post-chaise and four tor Lancaster Castle,. having in his custody John Knight, heavily ironed,.nudeya full commitment of high treason. It appears r hat on Wednesday morning, Knight, and a man named William Wal ker, a resident of Manchester, were apprebern:ed by the police, and kept separately and closely con fined until this morning, When they Were pri vStely'exarnined at the Poliee.;ofiiee, by Colonel HARGR:EAVES, a Magistrate irorn Burnley, who entered on the investigation ; and from what have learnt, the charge against the prisoners was, for (laving' taken a parr in the proceedings at the Public meeting which took place at Burnley on the 15th .of last. month. At tt.e close of the examination Walker was discharged, and Knight, as before mentioned, sent off to Lancaster. The witnesses who were examined are named WIL LIAM IVILSON and RICHA RD FLETCHER, who con curred in stating that they were at the meeting, that Knight acted as Chairman, and that Many of the people were- armed with pikes, pisto!s, and sticks, that the stieAs were prepared with holes to receive the pikes, and that several of thu people fixed their pikes. That at one time there was a false alarm of soldiers advancing, and se veral were running away, but their companions stopped them, saying " We are able to stand them." That the resolution expressed that it Government proposed passing a suspension of the Habeas Corrals Act, there should be a general meeting throughout the country to oppose it. One of these witnesses also said, that Knight in his speech recommended the people to a general risin g if Government suspended the Habeas Cur pus Act, or adopted any other liarsh measure, and said that Government ought to be thstroyed NMI a new one modelled, and also spoke much against the Corn Bill and the corruption of the 'louse of Commons. ONCE MORE! F YTON. hag again the ple:isitre of eonzratit lating his best patrons, the Public, on their havinv vained Forty Thousand Pounds in Two Prizes of 20.0001, drawn first day of present Lottery. Six Prizes of 20,0001. are vet undrawn : Two i 4 which must be drawn Neat Day, 9th 'December, and E. ETON hopes to hare the pleasure of di sidinz them amomot his Friends, at his fortunate Office, 4., Cornhill ; where all business in the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity and despatch, by The Pub!ic's obedient Servant, E. EYTON. BEST SEASON OF THE YEAR TO REMOVE WI N ES . T HomAs ..,(1 RICHARD ABB( irrs bet; the attention of the public to their unprecedented Low Prices of WINES itlld SPIRITS, of the Best Quality— Per Doz. Per Pipe, Port Wines Old Do. 42s. Cape Madeira els. Sherries - 383. Fine Old Do. Teneriffe and Vidonia Bucellas from the Flock Grape Bronti Madeira West India Do. East India Do. English Geneva 43. 61. and l ts.t3d. Old Run, Do. Brandy (real Cogniac) 1001. 451. 9AI. 901, 1141. 1401. Also Pine Apple Spirits and Lignenrs, which, with a full List of every Description of the finest Port ng•al, Spanish, ant) French Wines, by Pipe an ltnzen,,may ho had, and Samples tasted, at No: t 4, Skinner•street, slid 310, Oxford-strrk. COBBETT. Extract from a Letter dated Coventry, Dec. 23. " On Tnesday evening, about eight o'clock, CosztuTT arrived at the Craven Arms Hotel, and immedimtely sent tor a Mr. LEWIS. situ hriuts The Cooentry Recorder. Being told be was in London, he sent for a Mr. JAMES GRANT,MtiC of the leaders of the Radical Reformets, who imme diately went to him, and staid some time. In the morning about ten o'clock, he threw up the win dow-sash, and began• addressing about 20 or 30 persons,.and informed them he should tell them at the end of he town the dreadful state the country was in. Immediately on his putting down the gos h. 'the inlidlOrd %ent him the following note : Sut- T -You hare . taken an unwarrantable Itherty in ad dres9irg the populace from the window at my house, and I hereby. request your immediate departure from it. ' To Mr. Cobbett. IV. WHITLOCK: " Immediately On receiving the note he sent for the landlord, and asked him if lie bad wrote it; he told.him he-had, and the sooner he quitted his house the better. He then ordered a chaise, and during the time it was g►etting ready,' a large placard waa fastened to the window, stating, that the bones of COBBETT and Tom Pattie are ordered tojpit this house. He then mounted the bar of the chaise, and, with his hat in his hand, was drove to the extremity of the City, when he ad dressed some few of the lower orders who had accom►tanied him." Cobbett has sent home some American dogs of a most furinos nature. They lately seized on the sheep belonging to a'Gentleman at Motley, and it is with difficulty they are restrained by force from intl'.it►ing in their natural dispobition. It is a curious circumstance, that, independent of his own Capitals, 13/SH should sell !hose of other Office-Keepers ; but, strange as it may ap pear, it is neverth e l ess ' true . M r. K aye, his Agent at LIVERrooL, being short of Shales, and the time too liuritcri tO send tO LOntion for a fresh supply, bought some of Mr. Webb's Agent, one of which was a Prize of 20,0001., on the First Day in the present Lottery; Mr. Sievwright., his Agent at Edinburgh, under similar circumstances, bought a few. Shares, and one of them, also, was a 20,0001. Prize the saute Day. This clearly de monstrates that good fortune attends BISH's Agents, as well as his Town Offiees.---1t is to !re hoped he will give a good account of the Six Prizes of 20,0001. now in the kVheel, two of which most he drawn in the First Five Minutes, NEXT THURSDAY, the 9th of This Month.—We recollect last tine there were (as now) Six Prizes of 20,0001., BISIJ sold three of them, all in Shares, and they were distributed. by' his Agents ail over the United Kingdom. A few days since two gentletnen, whilst ex !doting the ruins of ancient Vernlam, near St. Alban's, discovered under a mass of stones a large ring of pure gold, weighing about three ounces, on the exten‘ive surface of which was 'o u bi e f ila ., tically embossed the four 5C450113. _~+!' •40 ,f - . .. ~,