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11".! .. 4 ' , ,' • ;,• . ~,,'. • . 'To- T. TAY L( ) R, Esq. - , \Q• 9, New Bridge-street, London . ~,, I - lox:1 0111:n Sin, ' : . • to inform- you, ..1_ ,year 1 700, I '''• "1 ith, ft oat its o'lsti ' that ever since t . h i e bad been a ff licted with the, fates X elle . n . a , ''• :-, Prt•serit,,, i b , - • maielyfeeslqingiev,et‘ctrttrsiii,7,f,\nalenddniiittlie ,1,,,,„ !, _ ) the most eminent of t 1( faculty twice dis. .. ~;el_'-ru:„.)i..f!cveralseeete cio lt . ses ~f salivalton, .tad lel appear to Y .. ti i;e140;.• t'i,.rom the Hospital with littls relief, '‘.,°l,l' '1 ia,,t pear .. .:..., 41.. ,!,,,,t,„.s_ftiost in veterat e . nature. In ti 1) 1 l ,-.. ; it • .^Tlll,"existenel...._f , • t '" ) Qt. ' ' der had got to stleh a 11,:i.:, a- r•••;rarly to put a. period •• ';•••• iori - ": oli carp ~ -• Lad a I a r,;(- : ulcer wi t ii v cl()%vi? of rai r s „ l ilt h fil t , . 44 ' ---ITh ' , In a , f i, . 1 "It• tr ' m y ri-la ~ ,li. I. • l as i nfnl, and it a;1 been in a at e „ i ~,, ..; . 7 st 'IA :IVeilast:l,•) . . , v: kr, had aLio ' l, cu., 1,,,g,;",;',(;11•,,,it for the last seven yea's , 11, .• . e * "A '' R lA , ti ''''' "" it, was very much dipcnltrurea, m . ).1 , aß•to, r , .4 xcreciatin, pain, ,•trti,•ularl v witc , l 'v"''" ''' he ' l l ':. I. was r.,?,,t,l'"idt.'ir'rife'rneOf rf t .s ‘ t ; in thi's lamentable state, I ' •1 cc is.tid so 1".4„.0'et a et ,_ 'flied by!on, „ . k lB , 0 y r • .s. _ ~_ . 4`'which i . 1.4:-.e..t)y Illi.iiilrere) to tahe your Leake s I atent I'l, f f s, 0. rtrl.;lit li r ', , t ,ft t10i, 41 th e Ditto, 0, ll lay ; i ! i i t i! e C o o r kl: s t e t: n a a ~ • : ...!?• _,llohtil the 0/7.:7:11 to• rece i ve benefit - in were jt S t Olt: nn;'l.iyLheale(l— ~:( jv e' l l ! atter, th c I s s e ; ) e n s mY la el .. ,. i s t d h a t r a tn i : d also ;• lc , tving, ltaav ' i,....',h0t1t'• c o ( f )i t l i s l id , ;Fable ffis ‘ c:lt i f l t ' iratilo in •t b e Ifin, , atiti pai l it ii i i .i t t l i t t e • '''''•i • :("lger pe,. ( s e k . t t )! Y:lficli,...by . the .131cef l in , ,v-, - f ll ~ ,k te . n L __ . .._ 1 stance in' your n f, .1111 a.) a.: I.l l l f ed ( iC:i fi n ' e a :n!=t 4 stf i led i ''''' tl i , , '''''''''''llisliteisiro- tb ‘ s i •,,, ~, • a , ,..,i; !;, : its ;•attlir:•;l hue, and -.- .' e4 Lr'• t • ' --, - ''' :, 4-1 thus It Lie, by 1.1 • l-`- J , ... 1 ktialtus gratin:lllv ganoi- ' • , '-. ' .. ; • ilbe f*l . .. - . • ..4• ' • o•-.cctly trce front all my r . „! 14 1:04 _ , %ice atl-ttle‘ocatie . ,-. '-'.' . I sr , ie„ su•r•,s and H ' stfe tip B 'Sl i ftitt , l, , t---lia ve recovered oR tt, ). , , , 1 h .. '''i.t, ' '' 1 01 444 ant becOnie jolly and fat, to wine,' , tole has it.ig ''''•,•• 1 . '''' m et . ran..e -,ll,Any months, to the astonistirvit ~ )t :111 who inaew h,,, : ,, (, :ti ~.it :t to-s., in •what te:nns t,-) e x'prefs7;f „ rz . s_tit t ucle, taut ~, , . ti tk : s. _ l : c , lor •1 h e ...„0„„1 . of other . salf..efin,ti,oll...y.orta,ale,,velo., lanc,cshae. ~.,. : ~....,r5i:4,; I i o it, I: i s ii i r s:o ' ; 0 1 d i L:l,,ftii fil,;:jalti;etc' f F.: , 111 0 "I t sr e ' ili t e t le i: t ' ,dl%''t ,1.-..ve..:11,;kj"..1)•kAl e U r Ivilin E t 'R • i ? 1 Sw3ll44)b'se, Iliqb-street, Editiblirzb,l • •- ', .. '-'4.k ‘iiiii'll, .11 '"`•:ss`•'s t°••ll44lA)re.Clillr.eet tlinl or-I) .k., , el '4llpson, No. - 3, New oultay . afr . ,. , •,, , , 7 , l''• 1 •- .i,' d Ohn M' I tlt,,h, (lid 'Akgernbly Pii)se, htimburgli. r; 1 ' l() . ul 'h lt'd and sold bv , t he •solssPralfrietor;trlioAl'.-IS'I'AY ; :te11;),•:`, Nis:alber of th e Ile 11l Collcige ~.of: Surgeons, at! hi '`‘' l.s , to l , l '" No. 9, New .11rid:rc-s:treet, LOadon; whet e, after a, : - 4ll,tatit itsifi,l4ce*of Ithrt : e than 40 Vears,ixt a practice parti• fl l4 ' i'i.,:q.,13: tlirected to the core.of V enereal Cuiiiplaints ami those iel•,-,".4entill, le, th, PErEts,.ol Ge!i - eration, with t liiitinvioluble • t . ~,eyyy. (tined tool of his profession 4.11,,01f1:,41,ays observe in ' 1 ;leases, tie flatters himself the advice.'zind as. he 4;it4l,"t(,:liil,s.'(a.(l.llElidtiiios,bteuresg.t:ireArrisis,:itiakkv,inig.st,hi,s2:teidilicl 11; ..,‘"Nt..sineti, by a discorning Public, as an advat.tae seldom Ilk "•,,itiablc, 'and void of all antbfgtlity. .4..,:,:, ~.,ko sold, b y bis appoittfo.ieni,tOr the convenience of those „,,g..41. a (tiq:thee, at.the Tovshopi No. io.S, OXic/I'd-struet 4 .;. "• I) : l " l "'izis.lfs,' No. 7, Vish-street-hill; Mr. 13:txter, le a i nd w o il f i ~,I,.,f r i o, it, ..v s ry cotisiderable tuNa in Great Britai n and a ti:Ci cold.' ) ( 01 lly 2, s. :)(1. e.',lcl), stamped,':lnd sualetl ur ,plin 'directions, •rlicretty persons,. of either ~, 1 ~ ~... ~avellee c...o,elves will) e a te, .e., .1, !..ezrecv. aod's her k. l• t l 4"..; '.. 4 • ~!' ... 7 ,17.:* ‘. ... ... ~ j i • ...isr‘:-;.:"):-.7-...‘#174,-;LIT7E,147=z,;:z-' fully held, or were duly and lawfully possessed of or invested in any office, place, or employment, civil or military, with. in our United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, domi nion of Wales, town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, isles of Jer sey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, or Man, or any of our fo reign possessions, cOluttieS, or-plantations, do severally, ac- Cording to their places, offices, or charges, proceed in the per formance and execution of all duties belonging to their respec tive offices, whilst they shall hold the same respectively dur ing bur pleasure; and we do hereby require and command all our subjects to be aiding, helping, and assisting at the commandment of the said Officers and Ministers, in the per formance and execution of their respective offices and places, as they and every of them tender our utmost, displeasure, and will answer the contrary at their peril. Giceu at our Court at Carlton-tionse, the .11st day of Ja nuary, 1820, in the first year of our reign. Gott save the King. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Haworth, jun. Kingston upon Hull, merchant. BANKRUPTS. .7. Buck, Arundel street, Strand, stationer, Feb. 15, 26, and March 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Wat son, Clifford's Inn. . - W. Gallant, Leadenhall market, fishmomur, Feb. 8, 22, March 18, at ten, a t G u ildh a ll . Solicitor, Mr. Jackson, Change alley. T. C. Patrick, Austin-friars, insurance broker, Feb. 12, 26, and March 18,• at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, :Messrs. Wiltshire and Co. XVinchester House, Old Broad street. A Todd, Catherine-court, Tower-hill, p»urc laant, Feb. IS, 26,•and March IS, at twelve, at Guildhall. SolicitOr, Mr. Clarke, Bishopsgate-street Wil hout. J. Fullcarton, ManclieSter, &addict, Feb. 18, 19, and March 18, at two, at. the White -Bear Iran, Piccadilly, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Wright and Co. Temple; and Mr. Dum vile, Piccadilly, Manchester. _ I'. Wrndeatt, Bridgetown, Berry Pomeroy, Devonshire, woollen-manufacturer, Feb. 18 , 19, and March Is, at eleven, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock. Solicitors, Nlessrs.Darhe and. Cu. Red Lion-square; and Mr. Tink, Plymouth Dock. T. fiannah, Liverpool, builder, March 2,3, arid 18, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Solicitor, Mr. Wilson, Corn . Wallis-street, Liverpool. P. M.irtin, Little Harrowrim], Northamptonshire, baker, Feb. ir;, at six, Feb-. 17, and March 14, at eleven, at tilt Hind I; 0, Wellingborough, Noribainpionshire. Solicitors, Messrs Bridges and Co. Red Lion-square; and Messrs. Hod son and Co. Vi'el;ingbprough. W. Worrell, Downr on I‘ , 'iltshirc, linen-draper, F e b . 22, 23, and March 18, at twelve, at the %%Ante Lion lno, Broad street, 13riitol. Soiienors, Mr. Clarke, Bristol; arid Messrs. Jenkins and. Co., New Lou. J. Hughes :11,d J. Clare. Liverpool, grocers, Fab. 9.8, 29, and is, a,t eleven, at the oftieelot Messrs. Keig htley and Hi t oover-bmet, „Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Keight- MATT.2...7f4:7=2,-Thraitms,r.a.« die annually in Great Britain of Consumption, and at least 10,000 in London. The late William Turnbull, Esq. a very ingenious Surgeon, ascer tained that every 201 h person was ruptured.— These complaints are truly alarming to. every in dividual who uses the least exertion. It is also incredible the number that suffer from a certain Disease, by being improperly treated. It was those circumstances induced Dr. Coopea to select eminent Physicians and Surgeons, of at least 30 years' experience, to form a Medical Board; and since the establishment upwards of 30,000 Pa tients have been cured without confinement— many at them after hospitals had failed. Messrs. Coom and Co. are / consulted at iVoodstock•street, Oxford-street ; and at Char lotte House, 'Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's, daily, from eight tilleight. Mechanics have advice gratis every evening, from six - till eight ; and on Sunday mornings until 12 o'clock. i t * * RUPTURES of SO years standing radically cured without confinement. *4.* There are private doors at each house, anti private rooms for Females. N. B. The Afflicted- would do well to rear) Messrs. COOPRR and Co's Lectures on two pre vailing Dkeases, published at one shilling, by Mr. Harvey. 22, Blackfriars-road. They will also prove u,eful to young Practitioners. ELOPEMENT —One of the elopements which lately took place on the French coast was con ducted by the gallant with singular address. The I.idy and her confidential maid -servant, having learned that the husband hail discovered the infi delity of his wife, immediately paled up their clothes and joined the lover, who having lodged th e ru in a place of safety, took shipping tor Do ver,ald came olf to London. It w as t h ence pre sumed' that the Ladies had preceded him, and ac cordine4 purSuit was made in that direction. It has, however, heen since aseettsined, that the lover, on his arrival in London, sold his property , in the funtis, and returned full of cast!) and in disP guise to her Ladyship, with whom he proceeded to Italy, Where all exertions to ascertain their place ut retreat have proved uUsuccessful.—(bri tixii F, ess the purpose of altering the Liturgy. Among the churches which paid due marks of resits ct to our departed Sovereign, none ,exceeded in deptio of mourning that l ot St. Margaret, Westminster, " the Parochial Church of the House Of Corn molls." All the galleries were fronted wish broad black cloth ; and the same was done round - the altar, the pulpit, the reading and clerk's desk§, and before the organ gallery. The seats of ti e Speaker of the House of Commons and the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, both• of whom are regular attendants at this church, were also co vered with black cloth. The pews of theChureli wardens and other official characters were like wise faced with 'black ; indeed wherever there was any red, even in the pannels, the space was amply covered with black cloth. There ware also two grand escutcheons for his late Majesty George . W. one in front of the pulpit, the other before the organ gallery: The whole appearance was solemn and impressive in the extreme. kVest minster Abbey and St. Pani's Cathedral were en tirely hung with black—neither of their organs were played, nor was there any singing, which has been the case for several days past. We understand ihat a select Meeting took place on Saturday, at the Mansion House, of the friends ot the Lord Mayor, to considet of the propriety of forming a Committee to art :rage the nary measures for securiotg his eiction as one ot the Ilepitato wives of the City. Sir CH A RLif PUCE, fir JOHN LUBBOCK, and about 30 otht r persons of consideration in the City attended, who were unanimous in advisint; his Lordship to follow the recommendation of his hiends in offer ing hinistlf as tt Caodidate. The Cottimi'llee, we believe, mill he in action in the course of the week.—(lbid ) [The Ti»tes.] It is rumoured tl►at Pa►lian►ent will be dissolved About Easier. We understand that as yet no alteration has been made in the Chime!) Prayers for the Royal Family; but we are inf orrnerl that in some of the dissenting places of worship, yesterday, prayers were pot up for the Queen—that is, tur the King, Queen, aril the re.4l of the 1 ()yid Family.—(lbid.) 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[PRICE SEVENP.ENCR. ,4 abIC - fi .- Zs -.---__. _ .e., . ited , ~,:. .. 4 -••••••!—......„. —......--- ... .. . .. .. . , ~ . ~. .... . . -•---- • - , • ' tilt '.l7 I 1 I L ING- ole PIC E, February - I, 1820. , BUSTS OF I - lIS LATE NIAJES'FIr. ley and Son, Li v erpool; and Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and yell' 7:‘ • , `e ' " --- LONDON JOURNALS. 1.. ro ll - ''' ** gi• ; ; E .0 03 /MISSIONERS for VICTUALLING GREENSILL, 460, S • I • RAND, respectfidly Alticalf Chancey lane London. •__-_-........_ __ a,• .. sit 4 - T• offers to the INSPECTION of the Nobilitv and Gen- R. Wilson Birmingham, merchant, Feb. 18, 19, and FROM 'VfIE MORNING PX.PEP.S OF THIS DAY. .e ti 1 ° , atsa. ills 3 1-IJESTY'S N.-11 7 I , do hereby give Notice, That try a great variety of BUSTS of his Late NI:kJESTY, of the March 18, at ' twelve, the ' Royal Hotel, Birmingbam. So- BC . : S " rri dilh', the ilth i :leant, they will be ready to receive mint esteemed Likeness, and of all sizes. Also of his Pre- licitors, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and laledcalf, Chancery- [Morning Chronicle.) lac e .. . , 7,,,,i 4 ,,,,, .), , , , sent NIisJESIY, and a v er y L a rge Collection of others, lane, London; and Messrs. Webb, Tyndall, and Rowlins,Bir- . - ~ - ' tei'ee e 1 writing ( sea l e d ap ), an d tre a t for the suPPY both, ancient and, modern ; and every article manufactured in mitighain. _ o f. re , el err. • There was a report in town yesterday that hrs. :.,,•• e i - - ", 1 1, quantities of COOPERAGE STORES and Town Bronze. C. Stewart, Kingston upon Hull, wine merchant, Feb, 12, . ' . he ir ' . [ s..%‘ • "'"ittie COOPERS' TOOLS for‘ ‘ theSereice of His Majesty's 14, and 'March 18, at ti , n, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, patches had been received from India, stating Ilia! a , the ~.li l ' i rlioliin g • TN T , „ rty „,„ l ; 7t D el ; tfin•d, i v he delivered in the HIS LATE ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF KENT. Kingston upon Hull. Solicitors, Messrs. Watkins and Peoly, the Marquess of liastinas *l' l' I '''''''.' ~,, was serious y inetsposea ' e „,... (a `Stone built Lincoln's Inn, London. 1it.... , 0 '"r, of 5i . ,,, ,1,-„,ahs,,.by egical.J.lonthly proportions: and A Fi" PRINT of h i ts late Royal Highness . the 1. C. .lartline, Sheffield, draper, Feb. 11, 12, and March We trust that the next ail a ill . bring us the r , rg' ': ' - ( "h. fit:id I . DUKE OF KENT, from the orieinal Picture, painted ' ' perfect tidings of his re- estAbiklimneat i for .h is 4 .„.„ j oi, t . 4 ~,,:, . aa. by Bills, payafile, without Intere , t, sixty ilays , i ~. „ , , „A. . _ ssi •, 1 0 , 1 .„ . 1 Hi ,, i ,_ rte, at eleven, at the angel Inn , Sheffield. Solicitors, Mr. , dee,. I ) aa• lin" e, Esq. n• .• I li the 1. 1 ""c '' ' wr " ( 1" Capes Holborn -court, Gray's Inn, Loudon; and Nlr. Hardy, fet e ' ~`“ ' - • . tress the Duchess of Kent, and engraved by Thomas 11 - right. shott. t id. . great military exertions, followed he his mild civil ---',. co, a , .. ,i,, . ; i ./ e. Crniditioa 7 of the Contract, which c.rhibil the quanti- Proofs, Iss. Prints, .2s. 6d. - ► erif ~ ~s u',, 0- . ~ ~ - . . , '-...,. • Loudon; Prthtiiheu by Mr. Delve, 22, Newman-street, and -N. .1. Turner, Tower-street, London, merchant, Feb. 8,19, -• • • • Administration, have eesetitii-oils• consolidate - 1 tie- t m l lil t 4t. - ' e r 0,et,,;.../., C),-ice. di:ticles . reynired , , , serty be seen at the Sc- to be had of all Print and Book-sellers. and March 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Doughty, ". • •':` ' .. . paper-tmildiegs, Temple. art - Empire in the East. The kis of stick a Tiorer,-"" ' A .Ao • ' , c , •• • . regard will /,e, aiul to ,any Tender in which the Price - D. Giles, Syford, Bet ks, mealman, Feb. 15, at six, 16. at ten, at the Bear Inn, Wantage, and March 18, at ten, at the New nor-General could not be e:lsily snpplie4, ; ea; : ~ , l i t . ortl notbe inserted in word., at len o•th a r thatsliall not Ile de- ROM the LONDON GAZETTE of Feb. 5, .1820. 6 , • Inn, - Abingdon. Solicitors, Mr. Nelson, Essex -street, Strand, —........_, ai !e t e se tt i e ti r e s s :ve4e al house un w e e o e f k received fhefirsr r il e t ,i l; c av ta n bi f i r i o gy ris . it...ii •:•2 • , ; ..1 t ier i ___........ 0 ....-- London • and Mr. Graham, Abingdon. .ff • • ' , 'l4 (t a . By the KING.-A PROCLAMATION. H. Elliott, ' Chippenham, Wilts, el.othier. Feb. 23, 24, and ,4 , >3l' ' . fi Y , the 1 1//. instant nor unless the Person who makes r .... . March In at twelve, at tlieComatercial Rooms, Bristol. So- , 4 , /4 e 7 ., , ~, . ~. c r. ~ f ar Requiring all persons, being in Office of Authority or Govern licit..rs, Messrs. Botodillon and Hewett, Broad- et i eet, Cheap- sta,tir.g, that aBI it 10) alert ham melt had sailed fro - ).. • "'ler, or .s!o»td Person on ki,s behalf', attends, to answer veo „:„! ~,.'e 't he n c ,..11 r; • . ' . . meat at the decease of the late King, to proceed in the exe- side, Langton; and Messrs. Beran and Britten, Bristol , the latter place for Leghorn, in order to convey r! -•: :'*1 . ec 1 ,;', .1 . Welker, jun. Axbridge, Somersetshire, COII4IIIOII brewer, Jo' ! ' 7- ------- ' cution of their respective Offices. Quieco to this country, she , declining a jot;1 . 11 , , ' . :7' i, Feb. 1 1, Is, and Nl:irch 18, at eleven, at the White Hart liin, . . at Cross, Compton Bishop. Solicitors, Mr. Giles, Blaehford, across the Continent—(//, , id.) --• ssi,s • , • ~,ir s_ ,,, S TA , TtoNA RN OFFICE, JAN. 27, 1'420. Where:is by an Act, ntade in elle 6th year of the reign of Sornersetshire, and Mr. Pain,' New Inn, London. '5:: Art absurd paragraph has apty.ared i re some o. '''4 J. Weston, Tentertien, Kent, printer, 1. , 1 - ). 2?, 23, and (if • `• 21 1- '- LC OV "TROI 1F il arirlSTOlt EK EEPER. her late Majesty Queen Anne, entitled "An Act for the se- , .a . e ,„/-,.,. •it -• •• • ' March le, lit eleven, at the Woolpack Inn. I enterden. tat- , . - - rite papers, representiog Mr. limoimgiiain iss agent Y 41 0 '., ' :3 . e l l' s eppi - ;" . . k OPPICE'are ready to reteicse'TENDF.RS for the curity of her Majesty's Person and Government, stud of the tinaties, Mr. Butler, Rye Sussex; and Messrs. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's-inn-fields, Lon don, ' of the Q teen. We, ontlerst and the truth to he, K; Nei... (" P APER, PENS,' and QUILLS, for the Public succession to the Crown of Great Britain in the Protest- NI. Nl. Boustead,Devonshire•street, Queen-square, dealer, e that her Majesty Imas , no agent in Ibis country eX-. • Dc :, ;,•'' ~,te. "ee. ant Line " it was enacted, that tio office, place, or employ - ' ~_ t Feb. 8, 15, and March It, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, • . " Prii t " • • • . . cept Messrs. Coutts, who (ICC her hankers, hot iiis : ' : .Ari 1 -'"! ...i. ) ,, i A rt i cle, .Particulars ail; he clelivered, , and Samples of the meat, civil or military, within the kingdom of Great Britain Mr. Nicholls, taistle-street, Holborn. T. Upstate), St. James's-street, confectioner, Feb. 8, 15, that her Majesty has tour 1 rustves Earls Fit 2Wi l - ''''!. E l l a liam arid Essex, Messrs. 13romigha ' m and 11. Mar. ~. :-.'''.. na . ' required will be exhibited at the Storekeepers or Ireland, dominion of Wales, town of Lerwick-upon-Tweed, and March 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. . ,:.11.'e, fro, ..,, •• , ~T , ~ ,I. • . .::-'. '''SS T rop , ,) , oeyen ( ) Ti n a until Three, for twenty-eight isles of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark, or any of his Richardson. Fisher, and Lake, Bury-street, St. James's. fate a, O tin, the fifth, Mr. Whitbread, I • dear!, , '-'-' reing ant; toe Date hereof. . Nlajesty's plantatioll3,sh.mld become void by reason of the de- J. Millard, Minortes,.bellows maker,. Feb. 8, 19, and March is, at eleven,. at Guildhall. Solicitors, Air. Cockayne, that her Majesty's account is of course kept in the ',-.% rg e ; ; ' , ..: - ,1 1 :f 4 k., _________ OW. ' ':',.'k :- ______ raise ef herataid late Majesty, her heirs or successors, Kings or Lvon's Inn. above names, at Messrs. Contts's.—(Thid.) . --i ~,, ..,• --; , • '1..; , ' Li 0 • . ; : ; , ..',lrts/. 1 .„., Public-011iee, BOW • street, Feb. 2,18'20. Queens of this realm, but that every p e rson . and persons in E. Greenland, Old Kent-road, carpenter Feb. 8, 19, and March 18 at ten at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Glynes, Burr- ••••sss- 14' i "., i , 4 . ") HUN DR ED POUNDS HE‘VA RD.— any of the offices, places, and employments aforesaid, should street, Ea:st Smithfield. , [Brilisn Press ] V in.c. .:,. :tet a l thin !T'i'ers! ANONYM:')US LETTERS having . been sent continue in their respective offices, places, and employments T. Le Fels, r,. Wootton : Underedge. Glo7est_ersh . ire, „I‘. We understand that the report statino that thf. '.-' A , -.,- 1 1 1\ ( -., V ie se few y by the l'woperiny Post to Captain for the space of six months next after such death or demise, brewer, l5, 26, and Match 18, at G1411(111.1, London. Doke' of York - is to be succeeded in the o ff ice ot kt, r ' • . i ~.. 0; -.' ; ''l and II - ea" 1 . 1 I of his Fa •I the Solicitors, Messrs. Price Williams, and White, Lincoln's Inn, , ifi'l, '.4 ,a,r.,1: ) ,. c : , " 'le' , ard will 1 9° )e aid d o I t to an Person :s e t: or Pe rso n s a s l N ' echo wi I I unless sootier removed and discharged by the next successor London. DIVIDENDS. Commaner-in-Chief by the Doke of Cambridg, 0 0 ), ~, -i . ; ~,,,.,..•':1 ; had satisfactorily fireve by whom the said Letters to whom the imperial crown of this realm seas limited and ap- is . mere . speculation. It is much more prob eh!. ats ' ha ~, -.,. j , : N. ii ", Written, and seti. nointed to go, remain, and descend; and whereas by an Act, Feb, 25, M.A. While, Great Coegeshall, Essex,..clothier- - i ~ 1,,,,,,.. tens e osecution is initialed, the only object in view • Feb. 26, E. Stint li, Tothilkstreet, Westminster, china• Man.- that in t he event of the retimova! of hi: 13,:v a' . di'. -';," a '". t `'' cil;cover e!, e A u th or 1 ,,,1 weu er o f the said Letters. made in the 57th year of the reign of his late Majesty King F e b. 26, It, Feit o n, Lawrence Pountney-lane, hop and Highness front that office, the business fit it 1;ilt seed- ers, i ‘ • : : ii :51..,.. stil:,llhte.ation t,, he Ma;le to-Mr ' . Stafford, (: li ef Clerk at Bow- George the Third, entitled "An Act for the continuation merchant.-Feb. 28, B . . Gibbons, jun. and T. Stokes, Level a ue conducted, as tormellv, by the Seurelki V , 4 , , „A. , who wiil )7l • tits Reward upon such discovery and Iron-works,Staffordshire, iron-masters-Feb : 26 M.G Hank' ll'l' Y •'' . Prb()f h eing made to I his I s e atisfaction. . : ' f 4, of all and every persou or persons in any and every Nlitre-court, Fleet-street, tavern-keeper- F eb. ' 29, W. Reit! War, assisted by tile Quaiter-Mas , er and Am ' ij,, S .,',. l m'.., ---..._..._.......... office, pl ace , or employment, civil or military, within the ten, Hoxton!•fieltia nurseryman -Feb. 28,'1'. and .1. Pownali, cant -Genera}. ]t is further reported, that bar; . :k 4 ii i,'..1 . ,'Z , «, , ," 7 7 ---------- ---'•-• • Maneheetei spirit merchants - chants-Feb.2S 51.Wothersp000,Liver- . United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, dominion ' ' ' - , . ' and' , • i almerston will rci:e on a pensi , in and eft E. L i. „-, ~ ''' .:,' %' CAPITAL, PIANO FORTES ''.ND HARP. poolruerchaut-I•ele2g, la.Ediumids I .C.BarrettStrood, pia .i, ~ v , ,r , ~.,.. Crklil NFTPt A ' T .O- FoRTE, et I' N a.. A, - - of Wales, town 'of Berwick-upon-'fweed, isles of Jersey, ear n factors-alarch :i., J. Hoyland, Knuttingley, yorksbire, fish Peerage, and be succeeded in the War Oflim:;. ~....,; h ' C Branimer, IVuoclheuse, Yorkshire, man b y Mr . C Guern e Alderney Sark; • •id Man, and also in sy, ~ , V4 all an d grocer-Fje• 4 2, ~ , ii I i 1 b is . .Wynn, YO . •' ' I t cAooi lie excelled in to.ich and twit., and keeping - et, V' ;: Well 'i ll , mercer-. eb. ea SfSewe , A r ersgate-street, p um er-a eiy. aser....- T . .. 4 „ ti . ,_ . t11)e. worth 60 vino:as, for ;3,8 guineas. A Pedal every of his Majesty's foreign possessions, colonies, or plapta- 0 , _ . a 4 'a i rn, with ail tbi Pedals "re" ` .--. ' - ' ver- `‘-''' '''''` gi ''' New 12, C. M . Lenzie, Caroline-street, Heti:ft.:id-square, merelant [Morning Herald.] times, which be or she shall hold, possess, or exercise, during -Feb. le ~ D. Chapinan, Faversham, Kent, butel y ier- 7 Feb, ire :: , t . , *' l ',`,: r , ) , t: c e; l ,i. , r 0 t . i . Lady', cos: . 75 gniii_e . as, for 4,s' '' Fuineas. A CUltrotT9 CIRCUMSTANCE.—The Duke of Graf- . 1 7 , i ti ' 1, ,• ,A - isc 4 In- . . tete, a ! -_ , ..1 „Tiros ; 10; . 11- 0 . • 28 eameas. the pleasure of the Crown, at the 'time of the death or demise Ye. H. Silken, Bu -h-lane, merchaet-e ela 26, .. W Ohs, '' Wardour-street, coaoh-tnaher-Feu. 26, J. P. 11. Hagedore, ton, who was Prime Minister to II late Majes!y, ,- , : 01, / . mr , 'Y ae ceen, the M U.' h-arinmed au; d Fashionable o f his present Majesty, until remov e d or discharged therefrom Old Broad-street. merchant-Feh. 2S, W. Baker, Leeds, dyer he", ,- ;1. .:1?. , to, Piano- F; th best of all I'tortt ent Irv„ bu n- i,it, , ,.. ~, i ; ,:;, r ;;( 1 , 1 1 , 1'" . .e hecn :a:ld e a t ed L a . pproved of. ' 'l'll..ae . who ai r abo ut by the succeeding King or Qiieeri of this realm," it was en- -March 26, J. Howttt, Se. Nlartin's-laiie, huiliter-Feb. 29, soon atler lie came to .1 !ie Tikroi,:', and who tick es ,„":, SO di•litignished a fiaure in the celebrited Lett m - 1, •,% e„ - I ~,.. ~,,,,t ?: , , , ,, g a teen. Forte, shoold se e t -i n .. ,41,141)I r inetrit- acted, that / all and i.;very person and persons who, upoe the T. Goring, Staines, tailor-Feb. 29, J. Bayly, Pitsey, Essex, of a unit's. after retirivigf. - oin office. emp;uyed him- dealer-Feb. 98, H. Dudderdale, London, arid W. Dodder- 4. ~..` - ' - ' ' .0 S 4: . , ,I, ''. • ' i ..,:., I I 10:_ p ! ac ; . 13 '. e thc.Y detearn:ne at Mr. WATLErs, 13, Leices- day of the demise of his sa id Majesty, should hold any dale, Manchester, merchants-Feb. 26, J. Kirkam, Leek, ' . S , ''. t , " ' Staffordshire, farmer-Feb. 26,• G. Pardon, Plvinontli, linen- self in writing " The Memoirs of his own Life" '.1,, , e ll •:... ~,, -",-;-,---.....______ --- - Ettershenk, Dorking, Surrey, nursery- which, when completed, his Cirace caretimllv -I . sf ,„,, t, --w.,... LO RITISH P.al' , ll' aIANUFACTORY • should under and by virtue of the said act, and with- ratan-Feb, 26, R. Fklder, Tenterden, Kent, victualler-Feb. . ~ f ' sealed up, and by an injunc , ioti in Ins will, "f,, 1-' ~. ':1'.;1 P N and CO 6'2. , QUE'i;N-STR ELT, i out any new or other 'Patent, Commission, Warrant, or 8. H. M. Bird and B. S_ avatar, Jeffery's. -square, merchanta- Feb. 26, J. Elliot, Hayes, Middlesex, maltster-Feb. 26, J.H. strictly prohibited his heirs on ant , account to ' ~,,,, 1 -, IlEAPsirw, LON1)0N.• Cli,e;p, potable , and h. s. • , . a - . t- Ira ''' ' .Authotity, continue and be entitled in all respects, not- Barlow, Vere-street, Oxford-street, jeweller- I Feb. 26, G. open the envelope during the reign of the late 'C • i i (1,.., , ;; ~: i u ,7 .. e Paints, i r .. , ~.. .., ) In t .i,ib lec; . per Cwt. - , per Cwt seithstanding the demise of his said Majesty, to hold and en- Simpson, Copthall-court, merchant. King; but aftertthat Monarch's demise, to niake ''.. tit.,_ ... -,, ‘ , - , ...0 : , , ,,,_, raen • 40s Bloch 5.6 s joy the saute; but, nevertheless, the sameshould be held or en- CERTIFICATES-Fen 26. , the Memoir known In the would. It is s , pposed i'... ili- I . :•.. 4i', Y u • l ki !'" ' . . 76s - Wilite- .. S. Loclie, l'emple-place, Surrey, dealer-N. J. Fellowes, . 1 : .tt g l' ' "P Gr ' 4 3 { ( ; ; 5 3 joycd only during_the pleasure of the K ing or Queen who should t o contain a full , feveloprnent of all the great po- ' 0 .7 ~, .. i- , , - ~..' „. ) l . k Bed n 112 s Yellow , Foundling terrace, Gray's-inn-road, painter-W. Qnarton, . . • 'a . • litieal events and prilate iii-inry of the Court, at to? .„,,,,, , . ,`.. (15,1,-I.ot.ttud . 9.fic Slate and Lead C ( i/ a urs aas succeed to the Clown upon the demise of his said late Nikki e - York, butcher-T , A. NI inchin, Portsmouth, banker-J. that onterestini; pertod, and in all probability will 47 . , Res Pi ("pared Oil to thin for limning aml E. Hortsblmv, Bishopsgate-street, jewellers-S. ii.. ;,,,,,,„,,,,x, . ;:tioyeelit tety, ;lad the right and title to hold and enjoy the same, under aos use . per Gall, 4s 6d Fir her Winclicomb, Gloucestershire, mercer-J. E. El- for the first time divulge to the public the reel .:`, i re „. 4' l ' , L, ',it , : c:wiou r . •, ~ , .. the authority of the said Act, should be determinable in such worthy, Plymouth Duck, looney • scrivener-J. Windle, () ,: ii ‘. y.:i; ., ~ 4i, ,„ , : ; , 1- t i i i i.i 7 s d e ( . 1) . ': Tarotsl,. 'l'n raptee.t\iti vetney, i j,initis which it is undettood hod be nV . 4,;c the li n F ‘l ez.s a i s p.s e Cr l ititi l t i ) e n ,. . l and the like manner ity the King or Qu een , who , -u p on the G R :.:i l rer n e- t s r t e r i e .t e i t i , t Tr , i f nity l - i s )t li i i:ire, l s ) li i ii r t se a!e c r i it eTle: l ; E . Kemp, ti,arnie known to demise of his said. late Majesty, should succeed to the Crown,h is I Grace;, .. ! nutter a pledge of no- "... t o ,a2ee, ..1 0 ,4, great advantage' toll! tli'e perposes of useful Painting , ' Lo4to i wn, Cumberland, b u tter facto;-R. Pitt, jun , fiall e ow ' lirid‘ , : . ,:, , (7t, alul•-tar to - ' nour not to COMM' ?it a . le t :e secret to au,y per.. -!.;. IC : , .,t ~ -lin ~,n _ _ -' , -.lere• a nAndso.;ite. appearance ; durability, as the right or title to any office, place, or employment Worcestershire, farmer-J. Micce. White Lyon-street, „,,, • .... 7 • •!'itel dine rin'e, are onsider:it - len. For P;irk alings, Out panted by such succeedtrigKieg- or Queen during pleasure, Norton Faltare, coa e hm a k er -S. Walker, Birmingham, and son living, in the lifetime of King GEOkiGH tile Of; - A. Walker and J. Walker, Philadelphia, North America TIIIRD. with the , :,',ii i v„itle.yr4itsattlitilifitis.l,ls..perease,s,•th,ey . are peculiarly adapted, as would by law be determinable; We, therefore, merchants-J. Finney, Darcey Lever, Bolton, Lancashire; _ .-..-........ „ .c . /.....----- b. 7 re e . c "._ , _ artects of le cattier in all '-nu'lr-II degre'e. and atteice Of our Privy Council, declare our Royal Will and plea- cotton spinner. . [Morning Post ] - `f ,ii ... I , t,,,,, r, !: ri , tor . t the Worm arei'Dieellot. They also cover a sur so • ;., z.., ,4-- ti,:ssd..;il,lfr p . e l litt erf rn:ti li g ! — sure to be,.and do hereby direct and cornmand, that all and In consequence of the indisposition of his pre. r Ts i t eg a t s i.i ' i c . s l.n tl r rer Paints and i n n, h e a p_ , onIy•Vo ' be th inned with every person and persons wins, at the tine of the demise of IMPORTANT IN FORMATION.-- From Calculation sent Majesty , no Council hers et be held I ie . ' l '4 4 R I 41°1 ())1 ' . our late Royal Father, of glorious mem or y, & f ly and law- by the College of Physicians, no less Ilion 40,00 C , ',.. i : Y been " -. I /it. 111111'11.QP sit sa.t.r.rars fit alb' r: • .....• 01' , i, I, i ' ~.: S . .' t fine , ( I Coal Tar Brown 20s. per cwt. \Tarnish, &c. &c_ f „ii s , ) ,..1, 1 „.. .......- .1..1.. -..-1 t.. •• IF x• . _