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4 ,1 ~t, „ .....--L,.; - , ~... ..r,.,..,4_, ,ap , d r,,7-etg. ~ *;3i mil' - - -1 .%*•'" 7 :4 -47 &74"4„."'' . .: b. 40 ar4jr.,-1 ii tile il, (01 56 tot 'o'l o .1; 0 A 00 gil q • , ----,--- 1 / 4 , - - - . , ~ --_-• -, --.3-4. --,A,,,,,4," ' " • km` . .. q.'"0:::- ..,,,, • '' il A * . . , :[ tle • 47 "7' 4.4 r. • k , • 'l4 t ' e ft, ecli th pi r. o oti )0 1 ' 1 ols l° Ij e or ,Iqr\itp,it 6943 [-c: C. E Ltliten stkPi:NCE-#Ai,PPs tT4,141% t for to cO 4. nil ,- 0i ).) r eel' !Il'3l g roe r ' aifal r• I t 1 4 0 1 Ike ,s.s i,le , o,e ly :0 / /s*, • 1 ,,,, ~,i,-----: - -------!,--_, _____ •••_ _ _....._ „), •...,A, . NE. ~ Dit URI -LA. lil . 4 1 .1.48 E, ' • . alesti ~ 'AT" EVENING, Dee. 19, their iiiiillii KeiNscervants Nvi l lperfpral the Tragedy of-, t ' ;' ll ll,: r u'l', .b i t! IC KAIIT) THE THIRD. .. I k, 1 :,,(11 0 ;! 1 ', Nl r . }i :;,!;t• ; Duke of Glance .ter; Mr. Kean; t ' s tsr:. l. o : Lad„ ,'n'anbd; Riebniond, M. Rae ; Queen, 'Whi, h ',. ' 7 . A e, bliss Boyce ; Duchess of. York, "I be ad 1 • d, 18th time . a new Musical Romance, ~, ill . , . .... Fu 'U,. Acts, 'called. 100 fp " , it, T„AIN I H STATUE; t,,, r r illce of THIS a ISHMAN IN BAGDAD. . c li st it , t 11,, .), m nalsora), Mr. I. Wallack ; Kilrooney (an 1ik, , e , 11 1 ,."ad ) , :\ I r . Johnstone; Boubikir Moots in (a ,Der 0. !A i ' (4 4ttl e . I. * Oicherry; Nlorabee (a benevolent Magi-, Nlit e i . c ulot a t, ; Ik i s 4r;l•el (King of the Genii), Mr. Wahle ) i s (! Kiirkalrincess of Bagdad}, Miss BOY"; Nora Ntl'h e ) 11, s(; Z 9n eY), MiSs Kelly ; Musca (a Lady orthe I NA, / s ' x 't• 1P • 4 in gu,„4,11 Romance of The Ninth Statue; or, The ii(,Ziy t:',“iid. ~.:11 1 ,4i4 4 ,N,' , l ! ,' '.)"' be . repeated To-morrow, Thursday, ill N ll,l s stra4t3,ire for the }kart Ache.—On WednesdaY, qq; Jane shore, —Ott Thilisday, Macbeth.—On Friday, 0 1 N' ara elerl , °r e , Miss Walstein (her first appearance k t 'll aT 4 3 b eing the last time of peiforming before i tu t 'iat A '4e4 Y . , aft tl Itt ' t 11 1( 1 lut the the Tragedy of George Barnwell, will be viiii,e,„,bicie, first time, an entirely riew and superb 'Sle, z l6, l nas been long in preparation, to be called "" ; or, The Valley of Diamonds. PlIl• 1„_ ‘ ti tk • li p h 1 . 11 j: ROY:A L, COVEN 'T -GARDEN. he t lizsENT, , • , i Perr y ~,., „i , r EVENING Dec, 19, will 0,, r -- ,zue Tragedy of ' . t '4l ll ' kr . (..."KEO ANT) ILTI IFT s' 're. ' - Titus , ' ' '' ' • k t 4t ~ Lad„,, u. ; Mercutio, Mr. Jones ; Tybalt, Mr. IV , „k. a Iv? apulet, Mrs. Renaud ;. Juliet, NI iss O'Neill. Li lt pii4e4s:illerade Dance, incidental to the Play.—lii TS ~.l . P rocession of Juliet, and a Solemn Dirge. k, which will b • ' Nth T,, e .olded, for the last lime, 1 , . ikst l f,`' . .", "UR THE TARTAR. . t, k ' 4l ();,, 'gut of the Engagement''Of the Equestrian !tt.' , „Nir..p ..,- Troop.) . Sli,. l ° eli I la a "„er; Agib, Master Chapman; Oglou, Mr. 1;ti. 1,, • 111.,f;ja-tAisliss Nlatthews ; Liska, .Mrs. Liston; Zo -104"4* Os . ". ''• ... , i, i Ili:hle N.).- PartiCular desirel Macbeth ; Maclaeth, cld e ,t s o rid t;')11g the.last night of his Engagement); with l'S ill :'(\ l bss t s? u . k e• - -On - W e Venice Preserv'd ; 4tt l 'ala,, te :' Neill ; with John •of Paris..--iOn..Thirs i_tlit, i ' . 4l cly ..-2, ; Mrs. Beverley, Miss O'Neill ; with . The ki 4 , l 4‘, Pt a; 12'1'i:day, Isabella; Isabella, Miss O'Neill; c h ',.. 3. jc i ',_ of performing before the Holidays. in -1),,' will produce 4 fOr the first time, the new ~L i, arn‘ nintonahue, which has been in preparation et. .4 tll' s e jpl L . [6 1 ,161 J, ' 1 \ ------ t- _I r 1', 4 Nil t OLINIT FIRE-OFFICE. • . L, l l4, \ Pf/t, i „ TRUSTEES. 117 A lig °t . 1 , 1 410, R.G . . The E ar l o f Upper Ossorv, • 1, t4tilli'of\ttghfun, William Praed, Esq. M.P. ILNit 'lll4 `4thainpton 'S B alt Morlanti,Esq. M.P. tk•i ci, r ,„ h .3, • t, t,• b . is atushire, ,- - 'il" itt '• Pk S f,) . c ' t-j- J• T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. - • • kti;' \N ' I , e Ins til . 4 . ' qt 'NU' e in this Office share .t he Pro ','l4,illgti,,eY,.witit. thettrigirtal Members, according to kii h ' s '' . ,,. • ,'',iantrihutions. - A'. permanent Surplus Capital bi,701?1,24,11::',',ieen s tibscrilsed by the Original Members, 1 4?` 14 iii t l ! 5 e4tsi,'",Po-fisitile: hence 'those whoaiow desire 4Nte i ,""itio, L 'ialy secured against .that unlimited re ,4lt "Lltio.tts'ii`.iaS been so severely felt in SOcieties upois ,lei t k t , t 't . c k . , P i:t r . Union principle. `.,_ '' 114 Q i l ,,.. 4it ed in the principl Towns, who are -- -- s • nI W-ident Life Office, , founded ori similar . -••._,_ . - . 1. 1r : 1 7------- --....._ \ ... 4! ‘. -Ails' 7:1 ' .2 ‘ , Tcr'RENT uf; 'LEASE, i .i,,/, ter, tlt • tr' . , 1 '4 1 : qtt 44l es c" °l -/St, . FURNISHED, within ;., r -!ir cli 4,h e ,', 7, Lau&m. It 'must stand on a dry soil,. be ke',tt, :,!13}1y, o ',.'"n ally Other building, d. Kitent sc'filit lled i _ ', go s o . d-W . ater. • .A . moderate e s as iz a e re d u h roond, ( • l aith semi. PI 11), li ktfj, 4 t r i I n l Ai erl:quifrLed' teli tt l,•lth ' • l '' °I th s e () num a b ' er . and size of the principal li e is,e,..'lttlatien and Terms p • ost 'paid, to Mr: BY - klltdiatilwer Grosvenor- st'reet , wilich, if approved, e'Y attended t o . Itl ,_ P lltp, k it AE 40-1.43'13L13 •ESTATE near UXBRIDGE. • , l lti th Er AUCTION, by ELIAS NEWNIAN; Ilt,,V,,Act, r R.S ' - ` , N \i s '•°l- Bede ' mption of the Land.:Tax), at the tq'T, opposite the Bank of England, on ,the 17th day of January, 1615 3 at 12 o'clock, kntn e , • IN ONE LOT; . , ki 41 t I tISI -' - - 4, tt i ~ ri, g f G a very DESIRABLE. FAR Mi k i ;::s '. Out. b e . n ce, with Dwelling -house, lams . , Stables, k, of 4141 ),,uiblings,,together with sand' tuct°s "" of l;tt,tylee.%4'ttlre Lnd. cuntaining Nioety-niae Acres q v ) t ,,i ?klid d rtuate in the parish of Hillingdon,' in the ii ii tt,'litisit, „t, about two Jneles from lixaridge. and t,,liticii wil l patio thirteenth mile-stone from London; now ke tt s , t expi re of Mr. Robert Whitting,ton, under a • lease k, 4l t4kted f ro, " Michaelmas, tlit24. The Estate ,wilt be I, . i i: , i tt il the oti _b; Land -Tax. Tile growing 'l2imber to be `‘ll 'tt e ,, 4 th e .1 . - , Le nasc.—Th e Estate may be viewed on ap t: N • ul' • • ellant. {i , i t , ~ 1t,,,,,. . it,,, , y,, qfie ti ‘aiars and Conditions Of Sale' will •be distei- • t i y.,q Wir2 4 11(1 way he bait at the ‘Vbite florse Inn, ‘1 1 •411 4 '" Ak r e Hatt Inn, Hayes ; at the l'lace of Sale ; -14 51. Ps 011 , nat Chelmsford, in Essex; and_ further it• Ti ii ) 4. l b the nietii i time be knoWn upon apirlication 41 aud Perkin, solicitors, at Chelmsford. 'lCkr„ '1,11..1(;•],"1:‘,Y45:t1-IF. DE:ITH OF,•„' TI - ID'US.IN DS. , , K4Ss it ADVICE TO THE APPLICTED. . 4 0,„„,„..,,.c.0PER'-and Co. Stirgeons, Char rUll,4Posit , ,-•iitse, Great Charlatte-street, Blackfriars i,Aleue,L,-atin•ii4eiarn,f!. Hill's Chapel, dtirin,..,. , 30 years I:e.gua ,,it!tt_llll,l,ti.,., (11at,, Lhousa.nds fall vietuns yearly t . o _ t te,,N,,,' , o t ~i,',, owin g to their taking the Cure in hand , L 11,,, ~i ns tilting to men, and 'Which improper l'lZ. Cti.'iriikl.ll.;:t.,, (d.lll:l,lsiend:sst!lici v' t .' h ti e ° s n i s g ' l:t v , it Hulse (I"ils?etei ll'''ell°en'''tairise;l:leedadf: ' t'''ke ~ sqr, tk""qll,3*. gleets nodes in the shin-bones, - ' i i ,''-'440, , glandula • ' -11' g' ' i the ilea. ex- . k tii ! 1. . t% O d in the knees' s''.ll:el'lnerls a i Lles .. nocturnal 1/4qll'll:'l,:llit',,l:isat3-.P.,11-I,e(lut,illta'si., (fr ' efi ' liently iiistak, ' n and often i .if sin) %nth a train of other diseases, F l / 44. 1 eßtittd ensiles, W:t general Debility, and di:3,ity -4,4l:,Zv,4,,:iii'::l.,t,l,,rlii,i,iijittifiot,;:r ft.:4%m'; a in Dltie:AfiFUL ' DJ'S 1141tel'l, 11,, ,, l disorder freq ' ii van aeptij-:"r°SP-3'e-era;useaffc'efr,;l:ienrd si.lt,!o•4.4lrhe tithir Cartili.re Y s 0 ' i: th . eir I ittletend'er and tyspecti ing, the efieCts'al au 'l l -cilred contaiion in tk i i4',t (! o „ ri g, Par tot. i , h , l..LariPir and, Cu a consulted daily froth ten till 1,, itki.-k-at.hidotte-iiintsc , 1 ) ,: e te,l ranks fp •• le, In' . by let ill:fp ii,.'i vi,el,Thltfogpartieillill'S:')dlZLe'S ° &C. L i i nclosing a re -o+`t),,, e t , r lAtt qt . tii, ,Medienies and' the s '' best ad-ice Will be sent , 1 ,, 4i ,:. ( ~ „,,,, i ,(,- to,v IA •or country ' ' ti ' it 'l t l!le•' ftltiti r t .l , l 'd Co. have "I:een regularly bred to ttie t e.,,.• . 1 4 'tli, 4r , e \ ': e x twrie ace in the above ilisordiTs . are ,ke ) li t() Y)II ( 1,,, 1 " .!Ili?ers of the Royal College of Sur ,,t )444. „ 11 t _. ,, and rA inliur b -11 • and it Is ~-r atirying. to their L,. 1 ! ,., t,, 17,:1•ret,...,i.f0ey ba.Ve cured, wittiout confinenie s nt ! t ii i,t . 'ec;! . tt r oth;::t1 w - ‘ eteatures of the filmye tiliCittllUl ii:i(t2 l llt , ' .. l l its :1' . . ( 11 !:i . s. , f.til hoseitals had failed).. . u, (Il lt 't fi,, f 4 ,, ,, d . th t , s 7 l , l ‘, i • IS I trLA cured wit haat Lni ni g n s „, •t i 'l itt "t%,.. o ' r ehili ty ~.rollito labour tinder the inost disti# -- t 4 i , 51 4, 1 7, 1 ~, umer,11,2..,1 whatever cause, whether juvenile , i z , 111, 'O, ci T ., 1 .-,) need riot despair. Direct to Hill's Mes?r, 0 Auvi ci,,,i4r,,frfutte-1-lonse, opposite It:iv:land 4( 41 ee ,tr Atis ..°'ol, Lond on . e. % 1 t toZ . T u iiiltiy, Thursday, and Sunday morn- 2)8 284 2,590 '20,000 4,824 I'o2o 3,934 : • - 10,000 I Besides Prizes of L. 500, &e. O I . t t NS f Y .t sole! h the:l).ore small L tet ,es, wit in the last twelve Months, and divided the whole of The Motley among their Friends.—TlCKETS and SHARES are on Sale for the .present Lottery; which begins Dra‘iing the 18th of Next Month.—L.lo,ooo for the first Prize above L.25.—N0. 26, Cor9hill. CAPITAL PRIZES. WIFT and Co. have the pleasure. of announc ing to the Public, that they, sold in Shares the following CAPITAL PRIZES in the Last Lottery, v i z .= • 7 • 755... L.16,600 I 2,63:i . L.:300 857 - 2,000' I 3,899 • • - 200 NEW YEAR'S. GRANT) LOTTERY • Will begin Drawing on the lsth JANIJARY.—There are 12,000 Tickets, and the Scheme' contains Fifty capital Prizes; including— •• • L. 20,0,00 2 2 • • 2,004 I,oo o ' 500 49 0 300 200 • • &c. &c. &c. TICkETS and SHARES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s furtunats Offices, • . _ No. 11, Poultry; I And Nu. 31, Aldgate High -12, Charing-cross; street. rjrHE CREDITORS' "who have proved their DEBTS, under a Commission of Bankrupt awrirded against Messrs. JOHN HUGHES GOODLAKE and \VII, LIAM 'HARTLEY GOODLAKE, of LimehOuse, and of East Smithfield, in the County of. Middlesex, Ship-Chandiers and C;)partners ' may receive a FIRST DIVIDEND of TWO SHILLINGS and FIVEPENCE in the POUND on their re pective Debts, by applying at our Office, No. 3, .Holborn Court, Grays lan, any WEDNESDAY, bet Ween the Hours of Ten and Twu, when such Creditors as hold Securities fur their Debts, will be required to produce the same._ DEVON and TOOKE, Solicitors to the Assignees. THE' CREDITORS who have proved their DEBTS, under Commission of Bankrupt awarded• against JOSEPH BARLOW, late'of Fredericks Place, 'Old Jewry,- in the City' of London, - Merchant; may receive a SECOND DIVIDEND of ONE SHILLING in the POUND on their respective Debts; by applying at our Office, No. 3, Holhorn Court, Gray% Inn, any THURSDAY, between'the Hours of Ten and Twd ; when such Creditors,us hold Secu rities for their Debts, will be required to produce the same. - DEVON and TOOKE, , Niciiors.to t he Assig:4ees. IE PATENT . IMPERIAL DINING-TA BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, to one -elegant Piece o Furniture,. and_ upon Fir.: iketv different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Chair -Beds; Brass-screw ronr Post, and Tent riedsttads, - Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several otter new invented and improved articles of furniture; also a:general and very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready • man ufactu red ,L where Families may s elect - ala d furnish a whole Jionse in a few days, aoidiug the extreme iitonvenience 'of waiting several Months in completing their Establishment. East and : \l'est India . Articles, Army and Navy, &e,'ltc. ,by Morgan ;rnd Sanders, 16 and 17, Catheriac-street, Strand, !ha terms the most moderate, for prompt fmyn.ent. ADVICE. VVHEN Protes.sional Men, eminent .for skill v and experience, offer their advice, and exert their ' , abilities, for the cure of few reigning Diseases, they rise Su- petior to that.prejudice which is so Justly,excited against the advertisemeats of , men, ignorant of the first principles, and uneducated in the practice of :physic. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. regular Surgeons, sanctioned by every privilege to prac tice, and by the uniform success which their mode of treat ment for Venereal Complaints has hitherto been attended, continue with the same assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every species of that baneful poison, as well as the re moval of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which ~ prevent or embitter the•matrimonal state. In the catalogue of-human infirmities there are none more afflicting than those which are the unavoidable consequenCeS of an indulgence in a certain destruotive habit. The unhappy sufferer broods aver his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, until he is re duced to snch - a state-of misery as to - rendet life oppressive. To such persons it will be a consoling reflection to know that they may now, by a new and' infallible vemeity, be restored to their former constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an , excess of conjugal and illicit pleasure, or from a long resi dence in hot climates, hard drinking, the_ injudicious use of mercury, Sze. are speedily restored to health and strength. It 'n.nst be a self-evident proposition, that where the ag- . gregate of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar coMplaints, there must be the greater_certainty of success; and as a proof of this position their method of cure is so particularly expeditious, as well as safe, and so.ovidently superior to. the common practice, that in some slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is 'completed in the short period of three days, and in those of the ntmoskioveteracy, where other practitioners have laitsd, a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, well-grounded, and lasting re-establish - ment. By an early application, the patient will escape the danger and expence of a tedious attendance ripon the less ex perienced practitioner. .In the most obstinate and compli cated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in tile" urethra, spuu,gyexcrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers eruptions,' seminal weakness, sleets, as also STRICTURA, whetherxecent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other practitioners, are, by their present improved . ‘ piad-ut treatment, effectually and, permanently cured, with out the patient suffering the exerpciating pain and alarming 'hemorrhage which "frealiently - folloWtv the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total eradication nf.which is effected by a safe, certain,andespeditions inside of practice, superior -to any other yet adopted. The, weakness, relaxa tion, and debility praceeding from this - complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restated to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility, has for years existed, a pro per - perseverance •in their restorative remedies, after the stricturo has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the slumbering 'Sparks of 'life, mato re-animate the constitution. ' Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectabi lity have been under the care of Mefsrs. Currie and Co.:for the relioval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having- received a radical. and permanent .cure, request that references may be made to them, as satisfactory evidences • of the decisive superiority Of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Strictures from - lb to 20 years, and had been under the care of MesSrS. 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On Dec. 1,- 1114, was published, dedicated by permission to his Grace the Duke -of Wellington, and patronised by the Army in general, No. I. of a highly 'embellished, interesting, and splendid Publication, entitled THE MARTIAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF GREAT BRITAIN and her ALLIES, from the Year . 1800 to ISI4 ; illustrated with accurate Representations of the numerous glorious Victories in.which they hare - berm en gaged, accompanied with the Gazette, and other official Do cinnents. The superb Plates are engraved 'from Drawings Made on the spot; assisted by the private Memoranda of se veral General Officers, Who have honoured.the Proprietors of' the Work with their communications and patronage. Each Number will be illustrated with Four Engravings, from Drawings by Heath, ' coloured to imitate the originals, and the whole Woik will' he. printed on an Imperial Elephant Pap s er, hot-pressed. To be continued Monthly, at It. Is. for the Number small, and at 21. 2s. for the large paper co pis. 'A few of the latter remaining as yet unsubscribed for, are still submitted to the Public. at the subscription price, after which they will he raised to non -subscribers. • - To be had of J. Jenkins, at his Depot of elegant Embel lishment, 48, Strand. Embellishments of the • First Number:—.l. The Armorial BearinLand Heraldic Achievements of the Duke of Welling ton. 2. A . Vigtwtte_Title, representing the Rendezvous of Martial Achievement. 3. The Battle of Vittoria, Defeat of the French. '4. The Battle of Vittoria, and bringing in the Prisoners. 5. The Blowing'-up the Bridge of Elsta. The Second Number will coutain—l. The Battle Of .Co runna, 2. The Death of Sir John Moore. a, Tim Battle of Siiiijaitu‘sa t 4. The Bottio of Lcipiiv, Faom THE I,OiNDQI4 GA,2ETTE, Dtc-. 1 7 .thinernlty-Ofitce, Dec. 17, 1814. The letters under-Meinioned have been trans- , witted by - Rear. 4dmiral HOtliam' to John Wilson 'Croker, - gsq; . - - Froni Captain Si r William Bolton,of his Ma . • jesty's ship F or th, ()awl Saudy-li o Ok , the 22 d September . ;statini, that, on the 19th, the boats of that' Ship; under the direction of Lieutenant captured by boarding, and, afterwards destroyed, at the month of Little Egg Harbour; the'Ameri can letter of maripie brig Regent, of'five guns and thirty-five men. Lieutenant 'Neville and' one British seaman were wounded : the enemy had two killed and two wounded : From Captain Pyrn, of his MAjestrs ship Nie men, dated off the River Delaware,,, the 30th Sep.; ternher, giving an account of his having, on the 18th, captured the AtuCriCan schooner privateer Daedalus, Of two guns s : And from Caßtairl Uml 4 7 pf Mr;ltfit snip 1.-idteissus, ate , g , , October, stating that, on that day the boats of the Narcissus and Dispatch, under Lieutenant Scott, of the former, brought' out . from tinder the fire of a battery, and of a number of militia, the Ameri can revenue schooner, Eagle, pierced for ten guns, but only two mounted. - • [Here follows a list of 82 American vessels, captured, burnt, and destroyed, by the 'squadron under Rear , Adruiral Hotharn, between the 6th Aug. and 9th Oct.l • • • [This Gazette also contains an. Order in Council for' re newing, for one year, a former Order, which expires on the 81st of the present mouth, for the Payment of -Bounties for the Bncouragement of Seamen and Landinen to enter into 4is Majesty's Navy; and for Rewards for discovering Seamen who may conceal themselves ; and also for Rewards to Per sons who shall procure the volun(ary. Service of Able and Ordinary Seamen and Landrocp fit for his Majesty's Naval Service, and who shall convey such Seamen and Lanemen on board any of. his Majesty's ships or vessels, or to any of his Majesty's Sea Officers employed in. raising Men.-.-Also ats Order, declaring the Port of Liverpool to be 'a Port tit and proper to receive and deposit Goods from India.) BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Chandley, Etchells, Cheshixe, cotton-manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. Thonsas Hobson, Spilsby, Lincolrishlye, shopkeeper, to sur render Jan. 5; G. and 48, at eleven, 'at the George hitt, Spilsby. Attornies, 'Mr Walker, Spilsby, or Mr. Ralph Ellis, f'hancery : lane, London. William Weston Young, Newton Nottage, Glamorganshire, merchant; Jan. 5, 6 and 28. at eleven, at the Rummer , Tavern, BristOl. Attornies. Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn, L6ndon, or Mr. Martin, Exchange-buildings, Bristol. „_ Richard Hibbert, Wigan, Lancashire, reed-maker, Jan. 9, -at five; 10, at ten, and 28, at twelve, at the Buck, th Vine-Inn,. Wigan. Attornies, Messrs. Baron and Ditch field, Wigan, or Mr. Ellis, Clia.neery-lane. Simeon Halsted, Horsham, Sussex.. draper, Dec.2o, at twelve, 31, at one, and Jan. 28, •at tWelve,lat• Guildhall. Attar , ney, Mr. Richardson, Clement's Inn. ,Joseph Wildsmith; Castle-street, Long-acre, cabinet-brass, founder, Dec. 20, 27, and Jan. 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Tilson and l'reston, Coleman-street. John Stacey, Partchester, victualler, Dec. 30, at one, 41, and Jan. 28, at one,.at the Red Lion Inn,'Farehatn. Attotnies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and Holaie, New Inn, Lan don, -or hlr.l'addon, Forehans. James Morris, Unsworth. Lancashire, cotton.-Spinner, 10, and 28, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester, and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. , _ _ John Shnttlevtorth, Copthall-court, merchant, Dec. 24, and Jan. 28, at ten, at Guildhall. .Attornies, Meisrs. Dennetts, Greaves and Bexendale, King's Arms Yard > Coleman-street. Edward Osborne,, Falmouth, merchant, Jan. 17, 14, and,2ll, at Commins's Hotel, Falmouth. Attoruies, Mr. Young,- Falmouth, or Messrs. ReArdor' and Davis, Corbet-court, Graceelrurch-street, Thomas Shands, Providence-row, Old-street, baker, Dec. 20, Jan: 3 and 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Millard, Cordwainers' Hall, Great Distaff-lane. John Dowdall, Dartmouth-street, Westminster; carpenter, Dec. 20, 31, and Jan. 28, at twelvi, at Guildhall. Atter ney, Mr. Veal, Abingdon-street, Westminiter. • 2achariah Keppell, Alford, Surrey, - builder, Dec. 20, 27, and Jan. 28; at _eleven, at Guildhall. Attotnics, Messrs. Palmer and Fiance, Bedford-row, London, or Mr. Mellersh, Godalming. Ed wzrd Tanner, Hart-street, Mark-lane, ship-agent, Dec. 20, 27; and Jau. 23, at eleven, .at -Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Partridge, plac:ltruatt-stret, Southwark. William Gott wiry, Stamford-bill, Middlesex; rope-malier, Dec. 24, 31, and . Jan. 28; at ten, at' Guildhall. Attar flies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethlem. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. rIIFIE'COMMITTEE for the RELIEF of DIS , TR E ss in GER‘IANY, having had applications Irani Severafiluarters on the subject of their Resolution notified to the Public, that they.-should.close their Receipts on the plst Of December, and especially froM AssociatiOns. of Ladies forthed.to assist the obviously urgent ‘Vaiits 'of the Widoics and Orphans in Germany ; and Onding that Donations .are Still offered'for theii . distribution, have thought it due to their benevolent Contributors to afford time forlhe'coMpletion of the'exertions of Associations, for those -- ohjeCtS•fortned in se veral. Counties ; and they have therefore resolv,A to postpbne the Closing of the Subscription tn.the Vitb of March .next. _ • R. H.IMARTTEN, LUKE HOWARD te enpraittee-Room, City. of Loudon Tavern, December 12, 1814 • Amount already advertise Subscriptions At Down's. • Rey. J. I.,..oytherSea L.l o'o Second Remittance " from 'tire Female Association, at Ex eter, fir - 'phatis • - lOO •0 0 Collection by the' La dies of Podaluaitig, for the Orphans, pet - (W.?, • Weale • /7 . - 9 - At Cumraittee Room. - L. 112,968 14 8 since received: mersets i re, by the. Rev. S. T. Wylde, 'Reetbr - '3 6 - 0 Per Worcester Old Bank. Mrs. Ann ,Bowyer, Worcester - 20 0 0 Mrs. Ricketts, Droitveieh - 2 0 0 Richard Hurd, Esq. Woreestpe Yartsit or Kempsey, "" Vey Rey. Dr. Prit chett - ll (8 4 J. P., Alcester - 1 0 0 At 4r. Ackermann's. S.M. - - 1 0 A:Z. . - - 2 2 0 A Lady, for the Or phan Children - 5 0 0 H. B. Devon - 2 0 0 Le Bar of:the City of London Stock Exchange ; and at all ,t 1 y. Balatfee of Shbscrip tions . from Edin burgh and vicini ty, making in the whole 1,783/. 10s. 7d. 108 10 7 Parn.b of iibley, So • Subscriptions received at th, 'Tavern ; Lloyd's Coffee-house the Banlters in Town and Cout BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. , . AddriNssed to these who ask" for Demonstration. Ou Saturday was published, handsumely .printed • in one Volum.; Octavo, price ins. 6d. the Second Edition, with AdOiti , s tns and Illustrations, of APRACTICAL EXPOSITION of the TEN- DiNUY and PROCEEDINGS of the BRITISH and FOREIV%N BIBLE SOCIETY. ' • By the Rev. H.H.NORr, A.M. Curate of St. John's Chapel, Hick.. arid Chaplain to th e Earl of Shaftesbli.3% Printed for F. - C. arid J. Jtivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church ay N. 13. !'he Purchasere of the First Edition, may have the 'Additions separtely;priee Is. 6t1.- DIVIDENDS. Jan. 21: W. Elgar,,Maidstone, ' Kent, oi:seer, at one, at Guildhall, liondob—Jan: 21. r 4. Payne, Piccadilly, Middle sex, hosier, at ten, at Guildhall, London—Dec. 31. A. Har rison, Fort-street, Spitalf,ields, Middlesex, tallow-chandler, at eleven, at Guildhall—Jan. 7. J. Shaw, Greenwich, Kent, vietualler, at ten, at Guildhall—Jan. 14. S. Holmes, Tlfo. mas-street, Southwark, merchant, at twelve s at Guildhall— Jan. 14. J. Thew, South Shields, Durham, ship-navner, 'at twelve, at Guildhall—Jan. 14. B. Thompson, lafe • of the White Horse Inn, 'Fetter-lane, coach-proprietor, but now of Nutm-gi ien, Peckham,. Surrey, farmer, at twelve, at Guildhall . Jan; 13. S. Statham, late of Nottingham, hosier, at ten, at the BlaCk Moor's Head Inn, Nottingham. 9. J. Whitehead And J. Whitehead, Liverpool, brewers, at twelve, at the Office of Mr: :Clements, Liverpool —Jan. 16. P. Crokat and A. Platt, jun. , Liverpool, mer chants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool—Jan. 9. C. Long, 'Clint, York, merchant, at' eleven, at - the, Rose and Crown Inn, Leeds, York—Jan: 10, J.. Denman, Croyddn, Surrey, plaisterer, at eleven, at - Guildhall, London—Jan. 17. J. H. HOle, Islington' Middlesex, apothecary, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.—Jan. 24, J. Wheeler ' Fleet-street, Lon don, linen-draper, at ten; at Guildhall, London.—Jan. 7, H. Shuttleworth, late of Ludgate-hill, London, but now a pridorfer sn'the King's Bench, optician, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. CEVIFICATES 7 Jin. y. J. Rees, late of Princes-street,. Cavendish-square, Middle.. sex, paper-hanger-4. Rock, . Wednesbury, Stafford, inn bolder—S. Jurd, Portsea, - Southampton, victualler—W. Avenell, now or late of Portsea, Southampton, watch-maker —G. Stokes ' Oldswinford„.W.orcester, nail ironmonger—lL M. Radford, Newington-place., Kennington, Sul:rey, apo thecarY-4. Littlewood, Mortimer-street, Mary-le-bone, Mid dlesex, butcher—S. Barnard,.late of Boston, Lincoln, but now of Kingston-upon-,Hull, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Shackleford and W. Shayler, Oxford, coach-makers — J. C. Poll and C. C. Poll, Rickmersworth, Hertfordshire, carpenters—G. C. Walker and T. Walker, Doncaster, che mists—T. Lawson and T. Cheadle, Eccles, Lancashire, cot. ten-minufactitrers—W: Leftwich -and J. Cooke, Kingston upon-Thawes, confectioners--T. Elliott and T. Fell,. Sty Anthony's, Northumberland, brown eartheuware-manufac turers—C. Jopson and T. Gregory, distillers of tar and tuns. peutine. Sunaa.--The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns glade in the weak ending tab ritmenaber, 1814, is 795. 40. per wt. or.