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.....- - • in 4 , .. j 45. r fll ' W . .., . , . ...: . .. " . ,4 ,i. , ..‘ , t.„, • ... ~,,„.... 11ii- & .et " . ... ff ~. __. . 1,3 . „. 0 -I:- f . 11 01 e ~, V . g, • ..,,".• .. ,, , 6 1' t ' V • - .4. . ( S ,‘ :'N 7, . 2./ .. 1. ~ ?, -:-. - 1 . 1 . ,.... 44145,... it': .," . . . -, .•,,, ", tp ,-,—.,....... .. A IA . I - . • 44j eicrlV" • • - ,•,s , 1 1 ~.:,' t - ,- ~-,.:. lit( : _,------"'-- cr - , o ---: ..- , ~, z k - _. -, , '••• • td. ~ 4 ---- '' /*/ t- ,,,igi s . 4 ' ' + . # ? „ ty ..Ify , -. 41 ll ill!at\ t •\ , , ~: .., , It itiot\ „\ • • - r g a l ) 1 7' .14 ~a A • " I iill o „i' ustct., o 5 1. CheS Hers Jag. MONDAY, JULY 18, 1814. :ktilitß 6821.] rpßp:',r S,TXPIW-Te.E4TALFPENNY: s( !qC 135 A fOr J ij° , J°.l 0 the HIGHLAND SOCIETY _OF SCOTLAND. This Day was published, In One Volume, 4to. price ss. Gd. boards, VICTUALLING OFFICE, July 12, 1814. T HE COMMISSIONERS for - VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAPY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday next, the 21st inst. Mr. I ilium Reefs, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receive sealed Tenders anti treat for Six Hundred Quarters tf Close-dried AMBER MALT for the Srivice tf the Victualling Depart= meat at that Port; to be answerable to a Sample exhibited at his Office; to be delivered, one half thereof within the spaCe of a Fortnight, and the other half in a Fortnight afterwara; and to be paid for by Bilis, payabk • fad interest, Ninety Days after date. CREED PHILOSOPHIC 3 or, Immortality of the Soul. A General Meeting of this .§6Ciety ii , as held h the Hall of the Royal College of PhYsicians, Edinburgh, 011 Monday last', At iirhiCh there was. a•veFy respectable attendance of the iNtembers, to the number of 70, the 'Right Hon., frird MAC.. DONALD, one of tlio.Vic'e:-Presidents, in t.jie.Cliair. A nuniteri' Of new Members (aftei• a ballot) were duly ele6ted. The Right Hon. 'Charles Abbot; Speaker Alf the House of Coinntdiis, rtinuSly elected an honorary Mensber of 'fills So-. ciety, on account of the attention given by that. highly •respectable Gentleman to the interests of this part-of the United Kingdom, partichlarly in the capacity - of Parliamentary Commissioner for Highland roads and bridges, &e. , •By NATHANIEL COOKg, Esq• Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41,. Pall-Mall. Also, in One elegant Volume, with many Cuts, price Elt: 6dl iu boards, Anacreon in Dublin; with Notes, Critical, His torical, and Explanatory. 45 5 11 Lro This Day was published, price only Is. rIHE IMPORTANCE of RELIGIOUS ESTA BLISHMENTS to the true InterOsts of Civil Society, and the Necessity of Test Lays for their preservation. . Printed for J. J. -Stockdal.e, 41, ; and Nlessri: Riviugton, St. Paul's Church-yard. • - Also, price 3s.- dedicated to the Speaker, Popery truly stated and lirietly confuted; by Dr. Trapp. WO: 111 .51 ,11 1 ) 1; ti c °' ,c i o. ~,e r ,0, . NO regard will be had to any Tender in whik the Price shall ,not be ,inserted in words at lengthi, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before T:belee o'Clock on the said irhorsday, the qlst inst. nor nnitss the Person who makes the Tender, or some Parson on his behalf, attends, — to answer when called for, - This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Svo. price 21s.,,boards, The C,ineelitions of the Contract may be seen at the Pk tualling (eke, at Portsmouth. ,i)Vt N ,ll ' i (Cd II ,cco icie kt 0 1 it ,(1 , g t e , %ci ,o )11' 4 1° " ~ • i ii of 30i ,btr ift ,''/' 1 01' ° itl' e /4' .c. 6 9' 1 1 ' ' t'ecs' 4u u be PTss'------- f the High gift4ltr'r,cilllfforily SOLD pursuant to an Omer o , of , '''' Chance;y, bv- ) -ing date the 24th d p a?. rtur_ l ‘. i _ 1 _ 1 4 , i : 1 1 1 1 d 19'4NItde, ill a C atts: ' whe - rein WILLIAM - o firk; COB PV: " 3 / 4 114i 'ii:`'ll-NOY are Plaintiff's, and CHAIM /1-,, ' . r , u w, alld ot'lih - • "re Defendants, 1 m XN -4 ' 3l - 1 1 1.. -/N ' '' " of tae - L eo SoN.H ~,,L,ING MATERIALS . 1••:st, 411,1, (:),LSEi et SIIINFIELD, r e ... 4 'nf A 11.,:...'5n O uVimildi rigs thereto C. belonging, d ca§ed, 0 " Ile • thtTslfirs, iso-'4(ANDER. COBI-lANI, --:''l;.. e of Reading, 1 " ,I,,t'alijity 01,1 LOtS ; by JAMES FIANS• , I{.. r . in 1. tll e C o late Count}* nt Y the o f Person appointed by fo r t'i' Stephylit,!r.lis, Anctioneer (tbe . , 1 / 4 1 11 .' 4 Par,,,:,'l4staire, one of thcMas d t l eCs o o i f tr ug s u ai s d t, Co is u l r 4 t: p, et h th e ' ll 'q on 'Monday, the Bth ay . hrlii il : oats of 11 and 12th o'Clock in t ,'' i '' ' ; rs 1 "Y be had (gratis) at the said l .. n \ h l e e a F st o et ie ' 11,„,,,s.11,,ruitteiatipton-builsditigs, Chane.erL-l-nl, , s . s ,!'' , . ~,.,,:,. a.l,ldltogers, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn-fields; Essex-street; o d , 1111"144;ru •1-(1. "Tatevrimal"' t S""c t i —it Pentonvalc; an s - i nn- London fi sr e i l oC d l s i 1 . a ; . t i 0 0l -f e f it .-;,, ..4,ll;eo,,►leitr, ...neaes_er-s 14.4- x 4itt.,74 4 4 liatVlieS• "r l it ,„ . * 4 4 -:I4Es op Esi'ABLISHES REP tlikr t , g l IE ‘,,: t ' S ESSENCE Iti • of PEAR 1 • I, and UTATION - . % 'I " and '''fi`j' DENTIFRICE, Nviiich excel botli. l'ati,l,Prieee;'eaeY, every other preparation fo r . th l e , f 'c v e l i t e h ei a ,m ml - It'ti l e - g Io ii. '• 9, 1• each. The Essence is particti . Ik, 14 s tli. ` tre nts and Persons who have the ca t re iql e 4,e grelltest o reservative a young and ten d er ,zi!,l iinoine biit what have the words,. J. etn o ei ff ,: G ß el a tiil y ll- - . . Pil4,the. .1 ' Coeltspur:street " engraved tit . the ,stamp improvement of i t)II,4:INIAN WATER for the generalim prolen and the ai i h s),:.on, the cure of all' Cutaneous Disorders, Half t s - 1 4 ,,Ed . (. I , n gis of Venomous Insects. Plats 7s. lid.; bl'l'tl‘R7iittl'Sar'll. ssr, • "ALT of LEMONS for j: i4 t is ,11POtscattridEStahs—o N u T t ri o A f I L: ' cc and Liti,en..,peTrht:,,glseo /V4011i)/e$, W• 'Bayley "on the 1. ,. V er ..n ci,)th, pit0p:......, tor taking C,r7as a e n' o l u l t of ' Silk, Stuff, ,I , 41,1„. 1,0„,•-e: Pr!ce is. each. ~ ft14,..t.`? Wh01....'1/4491ADE DIVII, ter -45., atu , 7,' ,.. le and Retail, by BAA. E, pi . i L ee t 3 y s. a G n i d l. B tlr E g w la , s . s. , 31V;Par..st; .taaafacturers of Dressing, and IN, •S ineoe.._',. Londo n ; where, also, m ay be had, CAD best and most 10,'ne oerilharahle ILASOR. STRAP, t he Pri ce G s . and < l . e,,e,o_ever submitted to the Public. - ----------....._ ' It IATRIMONY. those No °tiabikiso,rders have contributed more essen n iness than .e t t i 1 ar c ir,..Kie destroy Hymeoeal .--7P_,..ure. peo_plit tx.l4keet?i rall'i,pa,;ias(eirat't?octei n to f ttuilt•isitrrinne po•_u-- f Weal:te a k b 1 .; enO ,tii,‘u,liofi'stea;:ir,lllion has lieen tainted by Disease, tte,,tTliy y ear :',Y l is. indispensably req"lsitl' to the exclusive ~t.iii tc i 'eat ,f the, a% ewe clevoted our practice,l, the sacc,st lks w t i o tb , i, f.allowing lli . sordets ;_ ‘ 14 N' '' ' 4 - } li: tt:,g' r eS Us additional ard Ilithillp.tall. _t rat,:iges or those Complaints,..n,rmities, kt te , .. )4 0 ,_t rs i 1 the catalogue of llnilia . r 1 n kill il luii, ~.','' .th the cure of whicn s% e i; to o t r vliTc s l e i ' a r as e the tar 1),,," af bentprise everr species of Venereal habits of school pf),, or tbs°ll'4', whether iirisin. , - from the n,emeut li,;"';" syste`,., li.idnigencts of niatt4er ag•e; "v Infection e 9 tel ; O a u l ir l that der. , Its‘',;telittal-W Ilornen, which is•called Barre ' llli t t l:Urethrat Ivlii'''' Strict,. ,eakness, f.'ileets, Obstructions...ndi uration, and treflt hare.haes, whether recent or of .Inn,,ers are 14 - r o ur .: or Steri lic,;,'lt ithhr'_ul_.ed the s%ill of othc,r Practitici , hil t, y ellreeii,ui!t plan of treatinedit eff.ectud,llly:axpedruPeeirktTi'itg h..li, alid .., r ‘N.ithout the Patient suffering itr,'.lieaticat."2,%M; hentorrhage which frequetn'etle)o't our exte"- 11,1,,,Pirlactiee'illi14.il:Tii,r caust . ic. In the course of Strietu ti r , e m s ~''ff i'lliZ4. ati d ir are dailtr7 "l i r " o ii"rucTiii•.;:t the total . cy . folloWs the t• el e are :s t 7 e cteg by a safe, certain and I 4x,ti:)._llPerior to any' otii,', )•et doared; 'I he is i are Petit h , r a, and debility, proceedin froin, this compla sand ti. titutts"tto"'l,?ved; and.the mtient g restiWeil to sound • a exiicilitio a .e u al a s:ii i i e o. s d s e , i existed, L rop„-''tu. Lin -\\lcreittie, debility has for yeir? dispen 4alily it Perseverance in con. restorative rentedies is . in an d to Nia,,,:pe, tit revive the slUrriberin, sparks of-llfe Nu - ' the c onst't • '' 111 eria l , b . .1 Ittion. , treat Iveasesare the result of ignorance or haste in it nut untre eNtly 4laileat of simple (onorrlaxa; -n"d ; the in icretion Ppens that -the seeds of lifear e by such poisonett ;. ° . al Plai l i t , u l an unguarded hour. By a superior method,.. e liiii:hll2We'taruress..„e,asailY cured ; and even wbere othcrs e l s a t v a_ P 4'l. , Lii twe may Presume to offer a radical (.144,\:;,1"Avever, ...,-, 'tvi er. „ ar,.. toe eases of complicated di . stressof in t c l . i n is , eo, h. ', "npared with the calamitous situation of . t a ieti c '''a an iiiiittlo• , • r t • • • vice or the preta!e . nt lv tlich! tir a fast e is n i eL 111 "'i - i 1- , t-te of DebilitY i). i , tt _ -- oondote life, acquire toa- s.• . . s h a ' t s• whiv unavoidable c onsequence.of such pernieo g.v. 1314ttiareft-i-Vyeeutlnieeentith,appy.s'attcrer broods over his o nusc. ~ , it may be some con ou_a?.iiit f el , hill ti; i is lais.mifoitaintes,us, r ?. 1 hitbe an object of tti,,t_gsu,t, zrislaci,,, e:_t,teasiil.t.y, I t v ic i t t i t i l t 4e , .tequi ye .„‘ .. c. , „.. , 12) ..ii e g ' o ra t t I d t ia u r t ai e ' r p a i c ' o tl g t i . O s n s e o rs f , , t i lt: , i r o e v i a n t o i i, o •a n l , c . i i s f . le tlie rites of Bacchus ,iJilas a';lT_Or. our experienee . st,Z 4e, prc t .,, t ' u t ' , g .. s.in to reduce-manly.. . t l .i f . s. t i c g t c i i o u u r, this languid -,e . dad .. ..' 1 Pyan .carl!, c0ui1,..4. ofmuct.l anxiety • I at,,. 1.4 those cases no great dinicultY still °Cc:tic. tar s of , s.in the eonntry are requested.tostat ells . tneir ca..• 4 S ' n g h re .'e , age; and general habit of . state the particri lilt wilt bea?„,'!ance for advice and tv e euititte or sent' to any part of the kingdom. den' n-c,ar . te.edici i n " e v . i s n , , g :.y o i a n ie:i d i t i l n l7 - . and Co.. Surgeons, No, 107, Hato * AN HISTORICAL VIEW. Of the PHILIP PINE ISLANDS, exhibiting - their Discovery, Popula tion, Lanomage, GovernMent, MannerS, Customs; Produc tions, and Commerce, from the Spanish of Nlartinez Dc Zu niga ; with -an accurate Map of the Islands, from the best Authorities. Translated by JOHN MAVER, Esq. •Second Edition. London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers td the Hon. East-India Company, Leaden hall-street. This Day . was published, in 12mo. price 7s. ed. boards, CONA ; or, the VALE of CLWYD : and (Mier POEMS. , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bon& Street. Of whom may be had, The Bridal of 'Triermain, the• 4th Edition, in 12mo. price 7s. 6d. boards. 'this Day was published, In Foolscap, Octavo (the Third Edition), price 9s. boards, THE WORLD • BEFORE THE FLOOD.-- A PQEM;in Ten Cantos, with other occasional Pieces, By JAMES MONTGOMERY. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, - Rees Orme, and - Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, - 1. The Wanderer of SWitierland, and other Poems; the Sixth Edition; in small svo. price 6s. boards. 2. The West Indies, and other Poems; the Third Edition, in small avo. price 65.-boards.. - . MR. BAKER'S TRANSLATION OF tIVY. This Day was published,. Handsomely printed in Six. Vols. Octavo, yrice 31. 3s. in boards,'a new Edition, iit , THE HISTORY of ROME, T.. by TITUS LIVIUS. Translated from the Original, with Notes and Illustrations: By GEORGE BAKER, A. M. Printed for T. Cadell and \V. Daviei, Strand. By whom shortly will be published, A Translation of Velleius Paterculus. I .IIR. HORNE'S INTRODUCTION TO' BIBLIOGRAPHY • This. Day t-vas-published;' Handsomely printed in'Two Volu►ues Octavo, and illustrated with numerous Engravings, on Wood, &c. price 11. Ss. in boards, N INTRODUCTION to - tbv STUDY of IYII.BIBLIOGRAPHY ; comprising a general view of the different subjects connected with Bibliography, as Well as some account of the most celebrated Public Libraries, an cient and modern; and also a Notice of the principal Works on the Knowledge of Books; numerous Specimens of early Printing, together with Fac-similes of the. Books of Images, and the Monograms or Marks used by the first Printers. By THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE,. . Printed fOr T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. SIR N. W. WItAXALL'S HISTORY •OF.EItANCE. This Day was published, - • Handsomely printed in Six Volume.s, Octavo, price 31. 12s. in boards, a New Edition of • THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Ac cession of HENRY THE THIRD, in 1574, to the - Death of HENRY THE FOURTH, in 1610, preceded by a View of the Civil, Military, and Political State (if,Europe, between the Middle and the Close of the Sixteenth Century ; and followed by a View of the State of • Europe at the Acces sion of Louis the Thirteenth. By Sir N. WILLIAM WRAXALL, Bart. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom-May be had, by the same Author, 1. Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw, and Vi enna , 1777, 1775, and 1779. Two Vols. Bvo, 3d Edition; price 16s. in boards. 2. A Tour Round the Baltic, through the Northern Coun tries of Europe, particularly - Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia and Prussia, in a Series of Letters .— Fourth Edition, corrected and augmented ; Bvo. Bs. in boards. This Day vas published, price 3s. bound, A GRAMMAR of the LATIN • TONGUE'; • For the Use of Schools. - • By JONES, Author of the Greek Grammar. Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. This Grammar, it is presumed, while it is adapted for the use of the most humble learner, by its simplicity, precision, and brevity, is, at the same time, calculated to interest the philosophical teacher, by the novelty add solidity of its prin ciples. , 4 While Mr Jones instructs the • Tyro in the rules of the _- -- Latin Tongue, lie explains the principles on which they at:" formed, and at every step relieves the, usual dryness of 4ram= mittieal - instruction by the philosophical manner in t.vhcli he heats the subject. .His claim to Novelty is nutitrifouptied, and the labour which he has employed in order to abi idge the toil, and smooth the path of the Learner, ought not tube. passed over without some acknowledgment, &c. &c.—Mouthly Review for May, 1811. • Of J. Mawman may be had, lately published by the-same Author, A Latin and English Vocabulary; 12mo. ss. bound. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS, • UTLER'S CELEBRATED - VEGETABLE AO TOOTH PONDER, is, with confidence, recommend rd to the Use of the Public, as the most efficacious Prepara tion for preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and producing a pearly whiteness, without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and•beautiful redness to the Gums—to the Breath the most delectable Sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth Act; by zemoving its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums. Prlce Qs. 9d. the Box. BUTLER'S.SUPERIOR LAVEVDER WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal Highnesses the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Distinction. • Price, Half pints 4s. • . - Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor,. R. Butler, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Lolidon ; and retail, by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, July 12, I Sl4. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice,7'hat an Friday, the 22d inst. they will be ready to , receive Tenders in writing (seeded up), and treat, - For One Hundred Mille of CANADA PIPE-STAVES, and For One Hundred Mille of CROWN, DANTZIC, STETTIN, or HAMBURGR PIPE-STAVES,• to be delivered into his Mjesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, wit/tin the space of Pour Months froni the Dates of the Contracts, by Monthly Proportions For the Sale of all the YEAST that shall be made in his illa jesty's .grewhouseS at Deptfort, Al. one Year ; For the Sitpply of what COOPERAGE STORES annOWN MAOE COOPER'S TOOLS, the Service of this Depart,. nyntmay require for the same period; and, For One Hundred and Thirty Tow of OATMEAL, to be iTe livered in a ~ lfunth,into the Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the Proportions, undo-inentioned, • Delitford - GO Tons Vortsniouth - - 40 Plymouth - - 30 The whble to be paid for by Bills, payable ?Filth interest, Ninety days ir . fter date. , The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at tle.e-Sccre tary's Office. • , - - • . No regtfrd will be had to any s Tenifer iii wkkh tke Price shall ,tot be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board. before One' o'Clock en the'said Friday the inst. nor unless the- Person who ntakts the render, or some PerSOM,OII his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. . QTATS LOTT.LI3,Y begins Drawing Ist SEP TEMBER, - f 81.4: SCI4ENIE. 2 0f...,...... L. 20,000. are 1 .40,000 2 10,000 2 5,000 lO,OOO 2 2,000 4,000 4 l,OOO 4,000 5...., 200 2,000 100 1,500 1,000 55,000 2,750 14,000 Tic - Lets. NO FIXED PRIZES L. 140,000 DAYS OF DRAWING : ISt Day, Ist SEPTEMBER. 2d Day, l3th SEPTEMBER. 3d Day, • - .17th SEPTEMBER. TICKETS and SHAKES arc. selling by SWIFT and Co, the Contractors, at their Offices, No. 11, Poultry; I No. 31, Aldgate High -12, Charing-cross; I street.. Price of a Ticket . , L. 19 19 0 Half Una rter 5 5 0 I Sixteenth.... ...... 1 7 0 ADVICE, • THEN Dien- of Education and Professional Skill use persearing endeavours to discover the mos t. safe and certain method of treating a fewprevailing Diseases the successful result of their experieoce.is the best proof o r : superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the Cure of the following the object of their particular study, viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a mo ment of Intoxication, and its concomitants,: Strictures d'nd Gleets, which, by an an improved plan, are speedily and ef fectually cared • as also Debility, whether arising from Bac chanalian Indulgences, long residence in warm.Climates,.or a secret Solitary Vice, too often 'unhappily pursued by the Youth of both Sexes; iu the. one causing Sterility : or Barren ness, and in the other a numerous train of Nervous Diseases, 'which, if not timely remedied, terminate iii Inipotence and Consumption. In that distressing state of Debility'or Defi ciency, whether the consequence of such .banefill Habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of tlie Con stitution becoMe enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they. offer a firm,. safe, and. speedy. Restoration to sound and vigorous health. The'result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method., to remove Venereal Comp!aints, however inveterate ,or complicated, without subjecting the • eatient to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent cases, cohere in - early application is made on discovery of the Infection, they frequently perform a Cure in the short space of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never -been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of fifteen years, during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods had been-pursued by other Practitioners without effect)) induces them to thus pub licly offer their advice.' . _ Messrs. GOS - andCo. exclusively professing the Cure of these particular complaints; in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly at tached to the ignorant Empiric, think . it but justice to them selves to state, that they have been properly-educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting from their . endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for -the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their ca;e, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank Note, for advice and medicines, and the same will be for warded to any part of the kingdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, No. 13, Bolarerie-street, Fleet street. • The Proettedings of the Directors sinre the last Meeting, in January, and the premiums they had oftered in 1814, were stated. The preiniuths, . sides those usually offered, were for improying waste lands, raising green crqps,rnelidrating the' breed of cattle, improyement3 fov improving ti,ve quality,. of grain; - promoting the sowing of wheat in drills, for introducing the use of the Grubber, an implement used with'such sqc cess, that a .second - spring ploughing is saved and, on light land, after turnip, the'necessity ploughing superseded. A fourth volume of the. Transactions is in great forwardness. Measures had been falcen for having brought before Parlia ment a plan for combining weight with measure in the Sale of grain. The attention of the Meet-: ing was called to the subject of Kelp, which had fallen.so_much in price us . to hold out no encour agement tor its mantfacture. The proceeding also related to the repair of military road s in Scotland, and "the progress of the Caledonian Canal, The Society was gratified to find, by a, letter from Lieut.-General Lord Hill, that the High•= land Regiments in his Lord:Ship's division of the Army', had highly distinguished themselves, and upheld the' warlike character. of their ancestors, during the late arduous conflict's with the French. Army in . Spain., and highly approvsd of a congra , tulatory letter, written by desire of the Directors; in behalf of the Society, .to Colonel Cameron, vennger, of FasSiefern, a Member of the Society, whose conduct, while in the occasional command 'of the 9.2 d, 71st, and.,soth regiments, as a bri= gale, and on other . occasions, at,the head of the 92d regiment, to which he 'belongs, had been particularly noticed in Lord Hill's letter. , M . . Mackenzie, Chairman of the Committee on Celtic Literature and Antiqvities, &e-reported tic ii steps taken by that Comunittee towards the com pilation and publication of a Scoto-Celtic'Die titlary,' fo r , recording and illustrating what 57,:t remains of the ancient language of the kingdom, either in the literarysompositlons of former ages, or in the vernacular use of ,the present flay. t was surges r ,.- tablislitnent of. Parish Bank Societies throughout the country would be attended' with Very ficial effects, as affording an Opportunity to tradei men,• servants, and labourers, of laying up and accumulating a sun} out of the earnings of their own industry, to proVide for disease and old age, or to enable persons of this description,to set out in life with a small capital, The Society, considering that such institutions embrace objects of much interest to the commu nity, and•which it is becoming in this society to countenance and promote, remitted to the Direc tors to inquire-farther into their nature and suc cess, with power to the Directors, , if satisfied of the benefit and utility of such institutions, - .to take steps for disseminating what may appear. the most approved principles and regulations upon which they should be founded, and to promote their establishment throughout the country. A letter from Mr. Ferguson of Dafton-house, Northumberland, with separate specimens of leather tanned by Mr. Hobart of Hexham, with the bark of the oak, the larch, and the Scots fir, were laid . before the Meeting. From these spe cimens and communication, there is reason to be lieve, not only that larch bark, but that of the Scots fir also, would be found most useful in the process of tanning leather. Mr. Graham Dalyell suggested to the Meeting that the alterations and improvements Which bad taken place in the last twenty or twenty-five years, rendered it an object of great interest and import ance, to obtain an accurate view of the present. state of Scotland. That he thought this might be accomplished by the united operation of the So ciety, whose members were now so numerous, that in most, if not in all the parishes of Scotland, it would. be found one or more of them Were..re sident. • That there could be no doubt the Altm hers of the Society would 'readily contrib ute .to such an •useful object, •by ansWering a f ew • simple and pointed queries, • regarding the present State of- the parishes in which they re spectively reside. In this. way much had already been done in regard to agriculture, 'he therefore conceived these queries should.be directed to nui na„mres, commerce, and us e f u l e sta bli s h ments in general, a s well as to agr i cu l tur e . _Al so t h e towns and vill ages , w i t h some no ti ces o f the state onl e. sourcese of impro vement , or . ca use of decline. That when the requisite information was obtain ed, the Society could determine as to the form a r 4 l manner in which it should be communicated to.the The Meeting considered the suggestion as well meriting the attention of the Society, and remit ted the subject to the Directors for consideration, with power to take steps for having the object carried into effect. The Meeting voted the Thanks of the Society to Lord Macdonald, for his conduct in the Chair, and his attention to the interest of the institution. ril---....., .- --- I'l4l AD DRESS of CONGRATULATION to Tch,,Pield-Nlarshal I' I , h " ap proved , 1B Grace - . .the DUKE of :WP.'LING-- f ers, . Ett a Meeting of Merchants,. Bankers, and i'wlll,„ held, the Bth inst. will remain for SIGNATURES a '01,43‘; m ger, at the C'ty f London Tavern, between the ............__....__:........._______=_*N Tw elYe and Two'o'&ocii. WM;HOLDEN. N T Is / , " i 11-.(.)n,"'LLPRY of PICTURES, and REPOSITORY ‘t I- 1 , ! - C•S in tl ' ie FINE ARTS, No. 34, New B?nd-street. . Tp,,, il l,„ } : li t : b o l ,ic . are resp , ectfully informed, that the I - ,:, s ;j:;\ of Hir„;..tl.l,e_abore Ls_tab c lis co hnie_ii .. t for the EXHIBI- Nrs, sec.7l.,a:FlNistit.,p w.:,:11-: R. s , ~‘ti -c .( l tram - the Finest ' Specimens itnil.,V;ipitcl,ri liip l i, Qui o ,`:_na -of the Beautif9l. ES painted of to, . E%•l, ~,'„1 of t t t e e l`:lAßQUESS: i f ni S a ' t lA re FF C ol 4 tlTS a A l l s A o F i i- n ; I.,,._llaspi.cil,rULLECllON'of PIG "CURES i iti y 1)1,p,:!r). Where may also „e , seenT ,_ " ' SPECIMENS of. ES continue OPEN , %,.4.14p1„. II) WORKS in the FINE. ARTS, which have l h Nto,:tr',l, or are• now in course of Publication ; and for 'tilers' Names are received. . • s ‘ A , - to board 't15t15,,E..,14, COLE.--,lf tile NEXT of KIN .4 'lf 44 S4MUEL COLE, who served as an Officer on ` llt iaz ti:','': ( 1 E his Majesty's ships of war in the \Vest Indies, c_ lite a`,.,,e'."taericiin • Wat which terminated inl76 ' and ai in t ,Msaat e : - ' ) gat of the ship ' on board of which he served, oi t- Mleti.'PaCity, and , f ther particulars respeetn . ' i Nvi ~,t . he . .. an) ur . t.,, r 4 g th„ ir (lied intestate or otherwise, they ina, on liL"e -,eonsartguinity hear of something to . their ad 'j;tl;::"l''''P. d itT: .l l ' . i ._ ? , ,,: . ` a lette ' r , cpost paid) . , with their Add l ri. i . i s e s, 1":' 1 . "- `. Inn Coffee-house, near Fetter- a 2 -. . . . iorn - "--,7......„.........-....._ - .. . . t , , 1 ' 1\1 ,.. ; .--A SOLICITOR, . having c (_)_n t - tfr .;,' tis n .%" , and Clients of 6pulenee and respecteaxbrileinY: '''''tsi4.l-"VANcp ,f SUMS of MONEY , tc . . any .. t 4i,.l4toitgi(ritiatibol.ril, '` - or personal ReSponsioility, on .1; Terms -P-rer'? ' •^' l and innitable than vi .. i d a or tta„7l,lo,laVAiely a4„1.,er a5". , ) ,:1y hv Letter, post- aid; L i ce, ti- to Ni l , . - i \','": 1 '.6 i f i L, 'N, .11, Chape - P -....,,if Ltety- , _ v _ il:si . al. its 111 . i\.‘____1`; di i-square, from 12 till 4. ___---- --,J n e t. llyi),(-)it voRTEs. f, with additional Keys / ;(Ivsni ii • oAbwooD and. SONS, price 18 Guineas. A 14iiu:44.7t-al Pia e , ' With Si 19,c.t,an‘c-etiso,np; and:Tye tic, 4ddiiii le property of a Person of L I-14 Doable Ac ,.-115.' '''lal Xevs p - ii, 1 ~ , ,s Inside Desk, joHN VAIT I. '"Ck4 a% ' ' 1 dr ', ' flay I, e seen at • 1!; 1 % I.‘, a ~ new, c 25 Guineas. I tiiii: 4l . tki a "`°,.5, L eicester-place ; wle t th a e r l e 'a m t e a n d t e Oblique ft ttltiy tl;l2,lt;orteS, so highly estcemet , - 1(3 b s t rental-, and can " ' not be had any where else.