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A T NI BET INC-i of the:GblNEltAb COM 'MITTEE of the LOYAL and INDEPENDENT LI VERY of LONDON, held this into day of January, 1817, at the London 'Pavera, ROBERT HUMPIIRSY MARTEN, £s4. in the Chair, Rewired y , That. in the present important state of public affairs, it is expedient that The Loyal and Independent LiverYntei , of the City-of L 0 ,1.10, do, by an bumble and dutittil Address to his 11 , 1141 Ili7buess the Prince Itcgent, again renew their assur ' itthces ct :ittaclonclit to Inc Illustrinus House of Brunswick ; their confidence in the wisdoni and firmness of the Legisla ture;• their abhorrence of artful attentpts to mislead the pea- - siotts of their Fellow-subjects, indocing insubordination, tit- Mutt, and anarchy ; and their determination to npbold and strengthen the Legal Authorities by every . means consistent with the principles of the 13ritish Constitution. An ADDitESS being then presented, Resolved unanimously, That the same be approved, and that it he prepared for the Signatures of the Loyal and Independent Livery of London, . and that it lie a the London "!tavern for that purpo , ;.., from .eti L:'cloelt in the faretioon till four o'clock in the aftermam. Ite , dyed unanimously, This . : • aese itesult.,ions, signed by the Chairman, he in, seri r.l to the Public Papers, at the di,retion of te Co- It. It. mAitl'Es, Cha h irman m . Resalved 'Pita the '1 hanks of this Meeting be presented to the Chair man. FRAM) PREVENTIW: 'IF I O counteract the many attempt; tht4t are Ilaly iL ado to impose on the unwary a *Zvorious i e! , teact (Atilt:: IlliktAlNG irrepttreiliq WAV r aoti they are italueed to adopt, a udW Labal, in tvtikli Addrits, Vesterdiy, after the adjournment of the Com nplt, flail, the Loan Mavort proci.enerl to Om ...;ourmon Cooncil•:Chainber, w here Lorti . Ex mouT bt had betin irfiviiting a considertlde time, in run ! . 4erittence ofinVitatinn, to receive, tin splendid Sword voted to that Noblethan, as ,i milrk of pith lie aiikohation and thanks fOr his milentlid 'Vie yore in ,the bombardment of Algiers. The NobiCtord was attendA by ten Captains of his fleet, Who had shared the•tlitiigO•s anti Om y of that expetlition. 'Tice Lard Mayor accompanied the presentation i t y :t0 appr,i,riate speech ; to %Oriels Lord FOC - 11101111 ieplicil by the most cordial expressirms of tai:: ,7,rate1 , 41 feelings for the honour conferred km Lim by the City of London. • , Atter the ceremony, his Lot dship find la* Gdf leagues, accompanied by the Lord :\10)E, slt.. ilk, and several, other Members of the Corpora. 97, High Thorn; ► 2 placed so conspicuously, that they trust au attention to this, and the dill,' enee of the Type, ‘vll . l6:li is militia all L. - teTitess. will enable VUrchase , s at.ntice to detect; ae tuu TIK , REAL JAIL N BIALAING, !nada h l)Ai ".1d MARTIN, 97, Bich Ilu!horn, will in future be sold 1(1 Pot ties zit ed. Is. owl Is. Gd. each, and a t.',opy of the Label left with all Vendors. DAY and MARTIN, 07, nigh lii,lhorn, ANNAY'S PREVENTIVE, WASH, well known by Noblemen, the Army. Navy, out to all parts of the World, ;13 the ONLY SPECIFIC for tk.: Itiftallibl P reoti.ot of a eertaio direful Disrai4e , continues to he sold f:tis for the la,t .50 yenri) by HANNAY and. Co. ei.„, Omit Garter-lurk, LiAlgutc 'street, :near St. Paul's Church yard, Una at Nu. 1, LOC.: Suffolk-street,' lloymerket, Lott. don: It will keep for ever in all climates, and ner4:r failed in a simile instance. Price 9i...8nd .i Is. per Mittle.—A. Pri- Surgery •Itr• its use at WateLoose. bottle , ;*.stot itt urn for a il. Note, vaitt-p:t), to four t. tttlr+ for t. , 1. liacting eases itioluded. Vitpitid letter's not aderitted ' N.D.. The only lonise' for the. Genuine India Grits.. for makiM, su,erior ReAorative Gruel, and fur Smith's Prcstou heart-burn Lozenges. At another Meeting of the GENERAL CONINIITME of the LOYAL and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LO.NI,ON, held on Friday, the :list of January , 1817, Rot3EKT 11 ;REY MAIt'rEN, Esq. ill the lit'ailcrd trnaiii.noltslYt That this Meeting .eLtards L . I. indignant abhorrence, the ati'oeious Attach upon t is Si • .n of. his ituyal H nets the Prince It.•;:ent, on el. °toning lII , ' :"1..5 . ? aup of the lioperia. all . when 4utercising the Regal function, in the name ;,chaff of the venerated Munars: , of these littited Nino!. ..• ' Resolve,: Iti.attimou , lY, That nt express. tof o r fc,t• on talc orea,ion he aildr.d to tio. Atitess, In Ii th. Lori and Indepriolent Livery of Load it resolv on the 27th Instant, to exptc.s tl air attachment to Isis Person and to his Illustrioui House, ana of our (ouch:Ai:4i that sue. 13nm:hie , otis con.o.quov.,, inseparable from the late artful attempts ut wo.ned and - de signing wen. IIY IllS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS rATJ::::T. M ETC ALF E'S PENETRATING lIA IR. CP • lIII.CSHY.S.--The attention of the Public is particu larly requOaeo to the abore artictle being the most useful ituplement ever discovered for cleaning the head ; its greatest superiority will be evident nn the slightest ii i wi in. iirtuoi that will go through the hair. has twig been a de4illera vn with the Public, but hitherto unartain,,hle. J Metealfe has the pleasure to inform the Nubility, Gentry, and the that, lie- has invented a 114.17511. that will penetrate throng!) the thickest hair, and effectually rlean ‘ se &from scurf ; thereby strengthen . and p rom ote its growth; and give to it the most beautifu'. appearance. The Nobility and gentry are invited tti7make trial (with Out purchase) (tithe al , ,ve,•nt his Brush and Comb-manufactory, Great Mary lehone-stt cet. These Patent 'lair Brushes are to he had of ~i 1 u!speetable shopkeepers: TO prevent imposition, please to ash fur J."Metealfe's Patent Hair lit ashes; a n d sa:that the Polish 11134 the Vatentee's 4arnp on it altc,Patentee, G re at Nlarylebone•street, in the anw7in, with (j.' It. an d the Royal Crown in the centre, A liberal allowance to whole- stale houses, an application to-Metcalfe and N.eut, 11, Great Marlborough-street. K. H. MAItTEN, Chitinut). ______ ..._ ..... ' I,OND ,IVERN, .latnlaq Sl' " 17 . ttletnerous MEETING sif m tilt c i i As. ( "A . '"u , TRADEIts NT ~iid °titers, IN lIABITAN rs I'4'4 1,01/QN, held this thy, ! lit it°llßlrr W IGRAM, Batt, in the Chair, t> 4 tiq. Situ 'leery Peters, Esq , s econ d e d b y H enry 441041;inottsly; That the following Declaration be '1 , "114. " 461 'n4i and that the same do lie it this !.' .... N:aatte • d ktik n 11441,00 Merchants, Ilailli.ers, Traders, all !I ll'''t' '` f I ' ll ul'as deem it to be incumbent on us to ' ll '? with a declaration of nor brtitiments un the ''tcr.l'i,f lahlieatrai ts . "r'llfiNn being, insensibl e to the ails which at '4l vvery class cif the commustity, more esPeci4llY I, l l ` : 4 1 :us; we are N11)601114 desirous that every. p i r s a e c s - ; 1, . 4 our he uteri fur alleviating their Distrt , t1i„,•!,7 144 4 uil;ilitte hope, that I,ie enibarr..ssnient. , 1 4 i ' l ' 4 ,4; to Struggle will, by the exere: se of 't Wi l e . il"4 , ii . •• I .' • - • ' 'iti tlia• tte Aftricnl. „, ~i, t. a , ~, o‘•ri conic ,11 • .. . ..1 ~I Llllit,,:ini Commerce of the Country, will at '3' ,' ' NAlrtiirt.!aiaci ileinislt, -11. t4 : ., ~ 4 tilt. aostied at the same lime, that, not hing can tend tii 441tiie accomplishment of our wishes and holies, ',1144'111s which hare recently been exerted with .i4„,14f". designing and evil-minded men, to ;), • ''''• Prnele that a remedy is to he found in measures lv ,„ Iv 4'4, Nitesulls pretences, would effect the overthrow ntittitati,n. %I nests . 70 these estileavoins way he traced !iIY , 44, .., altich have lately disgraced the INlctrop . olis 4telhirtibf the empire; and the still 111.1 V dollerit:; „ It 1,, .4i rottrage Whicit has recently been coturnitte ft 14,4 person of the Prince ILegeitl, ( 3,1 b " . re. o ft . " P'n it Plitli4l l Wlli i 10 Lilt exercise of the fa tictions HattL,rel Monarch. .1,lal:4!1.41,114,1"1114tely express our albliorvence of these , 4 ) i s 4 " : 4 ' li le.t repressed, most lead to se ties ~d .ditt `°:"kheil, to. app.tilotit to contemplate; an 44 I tole . - - we owe to our tfti tpoi 4, . leo Mid linpertot4 d u t y .. to , *ilk,. ; itt mirtalreit individually and Collectively, , it4i, )°%ittereite uf the atitlttwity of Govaratutt!t. t° IhtCouslitar yinti nin ~..4 r ate as by law established, nutl 1,1 resist isokito,' ""tillet-of trait or violence, that may be dt 14, ttiiii`ttrnril litierty and our social peace." )41 ill; 141itittiee numes here immediately tab ..Ao4ll i.v. , 'l ,,L4ty r. itta h , Thomas Roberts ere4itqt Robert inttnn 111$ try )t ar sl44'Nolol44 Richard Roth well qtrit ~41 1 to . 0 10.4 fietthory ' l ll.,,''‘ IN ' 4 Geo. Grote , ~o 3. H. Trifton lizill tk,ibLit W. Manial . 441)11;.: . George R.t,kes kz 4:J0e1,. Henry Punt . . ' ' 4-‘l' ' ' iktkispiiiii Harrison i.. 4, 410 3.... ..e!„ t I t dt tliV l r 4 ise IV ictiolat flinty rimier Blackman . L 14 4) 11, art R. H. htlirr"n 4141172,44.. e. P owel l !'livo, Ni. , 4 4 3 t., ,st;to, 3. NC, Itziiitca 4,:,4 ; Nich. Peoria . Rr,,. . 44."':"%il S. 80ii1110,4 . 44 I'L(' V4try Peter F ree 1114,1'7Ni% I.e wi s Ll o yd 41.14 /11 1 1 44 C. H. 'runlet' 11, 444,11111 A' ill i4ili Cot lon 4 li,:,;sitity Stew:tit. Majoribanita I' in. 4t . qi ' val e Ceo. Heitelsell .. J , ,,, , 1ti5i t i,..„,, Chr. Richardson, jun. 44!a"k4 . Gr4fgt Kioloeh t,i) ~,fttitt - Wm. Whitmore , if,,),',,Nlitt, Il i, tui, . w. Ninstorman Jos. Timperuu J -1 4 % ju r y -e,.... -...e1t • A. Pitie 4 ;41 1 1 , 14 4d 'rhos. Hart Kemple lo ' ho d wm. w.•prescott i' (41.11 • Y :, *it,,,, , , tir s J. 11. Tiller 44...larioait IL tivehbl4 '1 4,, tirl,h . P. Pule I,,, AlNsi rs il Charles. Flower . 1 - 'Ot t Thomna Kim(' IL, 'writ ''st., s Ilenry Smith 4., ,^1.1,414 . Thomas Murdoch ‘ i .'l4 tiv ii 1.1, tor) John Bowde,l . 141,` oll.Mitcl. I hen. Pitney Martin ~..aiiiti.4 1 J4O. Masterni,to g.‘!,111, 4 4 , 1 : . %lobo Whilmorcr jun. pi:',l (L 11110.44 James Corbett it,lPlil(iolinmig John hlair JA4,l.or4ttit Isai-tc Currie , o ti or L'40,1414 wm. Thomas ~ 4ier,‘,,,iitlrinlyti Isaac L. Gnldsruid It A el 1,4% ,twer w m. p rat La i , 14:lir,.►e 0 1 . John Tlitinias ; kb _ ..I:ilrirrtll i :lisit 4"t" Thomas Taylor • 4 nh icili 1 1 ,41 1 Thos. Leach - Ii 10!4.14415"4"41.4 alio. Wollty iiii.i,N, I .., James It. Corbett Chili. Campbell litistit," St a nl Thos. Kettlisie 0' -!' vlarliit Joh n lon Prescott .. 1 Ittikitt9tZelilltsiie ge (..44‘ ell 4 /1 i 1 . 41, r 't ./01411 Irving 1 ,illt„ Itaeirt Powell 7 41 0' 44 - hint." Mildred 1. 4 H l ' lll .'l ls ' ii,t24rris ss 1; Sleitts ._. ,ts',st'ivill44 i . Ileoey Bonham John Lavicount An. derdoit !leery I)avition Ifor.,l:` ~'lt:l4l,e ' (;erard de %Imo!. 1 ! isrell ikii 4 I alte t .,. John J. Iluif oi ..1 Qsej oi 4 Itnilies James Laing . 1 / 41 ; ~Pi...,,,1 ip,,,,. Barkley ri ielf„rii "1 ‘Vtit, Devis 4Z/0 hr,,,, Jantes Carritheit ii 4, 4 1 7 1 11'11 Y 1 it ichatd Lewin 14,41:: i f , tii 1 i s e 4l '' .ri k 'hyll t . Pon. Mello Wm. Mellish, Shadweli John Pe..rse met -1 " 41 ... t ~ &dot Mill, . 1 4 'l IL 4 . '. lik' 11ite1:,.4i."%10n . W M.Aloillen 1 1 1 4 . 4 ‘t. t er. 1 . it. Hu:lloon tonio t, i l ie l. P. Prichard ~ - , .siii ! t, ,!' was . L,11.15. Picschell «ki k ' . "Iteeinttd to . . . , • , Irt 4, 4 d,, , c%rry' stand into exert' 44.111 Hr . t a r ,ll a (:, _, i !winners -4 VI. to be 4 tioocuril ';' 14 i''''rrn4 rt le , 4t"Ell't WICit.I.M, CAl:tiro:an . elv,:,j illiti; left 11l Clutie tt,,T,...? L . 1 1 1 ant e • , , eeti to. be I • Chair , ' I r 9,...?.. :it,lor,',l,::'` t; ~ K % . 1 1 it, .the • , ~ tli., ~,.....,.._ artf ul mitu.,t in tile ,Chair. . 1?‘ bp c ,,, -----....,.........._________ It , t,, , a.....P,1M.W ..........••• 11% 1 \ 1401 ' . I" l ON / '.. 4 ti, tS, Tit • 'Ol I Ile NI 1 , ,1tC 11 A NI:S, ,ty • 1 ()FR • tit, .ti1105.,141 , " h. and other IND.:1111,1.112'$ NI li'4:::11' 1ii,114,,.',14'' f.'".SI("N ATIIitE,S at : the Lola loqt'kt!ttly Wilitrit it Will rttlilin fur ' - " .ttrr aciAn NULLIiS," Was the motto or hint evh , , passed the Rubicon. AItENOVATIONI of the t-Iltna , . 'Frame is in fact r desideratum in:Medical Science; no disorders make such ois the bodily systeter Vlii:S.OtgAl. CtiNIPf...iINTS; the ss philitic poison glYiles i,,,perceptibly along, until evecy organ debilitated, amid the con t.unination it suttees the tee. ores of death. As the iiiiiocii;ate ..,.pearatices are generall:, slight, an early application o 'as will prevent the pain, and danger that happen iii iroier treatment. 'Remote symptonis in variably are , Iron , ignorance and neglect, they may, how ever; tie parried try a vigorous exertion of talent (if the ap peal be pot t , iti long c: dayedi, .end the, pativiit, thru gG the 7„rad , :al .'regress of health , becomes assured of its cooti neatt.c. ill Li ,- T . 3 not the most complicated inveteracy of.the above ois dee , those instances of calamity, ,where by the p ca , cc ot ,cret solitary vice ? the finest en::S Agitof nature e ,tetl, sexual debility 'enstit,,•and the sufferer is ,:..e,sed to the forfeit of despair..• - lt is tor hint to look for -1,.,rd to the cheering beams of hope, when we boldly 4..sert deep , rite ewes. f ;„l,l Dill inspedi,ttuts occur to lrrit,ttr .11, , truc t othercutspincit I weak.. ',eases, &c. in 43 ut them we oiler the adaptive remedy, in stet . of the usu..l harassing plan of (voile or stimulants. tint especially in allele delicate pectiliatitie+ incident to the softer sex is our renurntintr mettiod applicable, by removing deheiencies that too often cubit? c mum' i al!r: 11 retiuns. A candid examination of Profess , t a il acquircutent need only he feared ily him who is cot;. , ion; of incapacity ; we are u ottinnecte,! with the4lelusive and insinuating appearance of a public instit ution, ;told raunt no nominal Pa tronage, though satietw i t eL, b y man y of 'the , an d even of the Fatality itself; as Members of the Loudon ( .011 ege of Surgeons, our title to the confidence of, s.ait..iy Ls not cc intpasing , " nor are our promises " specious," they ema nate from a practice proving' by its tinvarOlig success that no attempt, homier clothed with 'presumed nuthuril, can I,te chide the . kl,!, sledge of those pre•eninte.nt advantages which are attached t. out systrir —in coinciii , lice therewith this i.ttintatlon is given, that patients of eitto . r , sea May consult us with secrecy, and to present mistniderstaiitling, the terms, proba . 3e. duration of the complaint, &c, art always stated at the first inter; iew, or in aim unswer to letters containing rt Bank-note. DOSS' and Co. M. R. C. Surgeons. t:><, Bon rerie-t.treet, Fleet -girt.. t, London. *** Letters hunt the Country should he I.artietilar in de tel the symptoms , asitiaier Litiiring, Ste. wikcii the prupe ritutedics con he forwarded to any part, however di,tant. • • . .--- Si quid ouvisti reetius istis. . Candidus wiped', Si bI.T. los tite're mecum-11cm. MO teguh ale the !,tintun pdssinns, nut to destroy . .B. them ; to glee tlicin n proper direction and a due force, instead of veli;.y utteMpting to eradnute them . front our cia. tOrr. O foolishly ,nJ tuiptously Fists is.ling to adivert them into new eisattnels--it the b u sniess O f a 1 a tional ne,; ;ell dictated '.• y the prectspts uf the •,,..1 - e 1; ..ii ,, ',II, i,,,l...,,un tetiancx.i by 11,.: conaus; .ns or the -.,..1.1de5t ph.:-,optiy. It it..4lltivccsoi: atter ie,l that bite been written ; , ,i this suojet. 7, to deserib•• tact syni,ctoms WI: . eit Indicate cl.•;se 11 ' 0 , .•AS , i :hilt ate hi , nght or, r , ,e louniici holly and mind by iodide:big t,, egeessin se x ual pi..i , nres, and 'par ,cote. , t, by perseve.t ng in a pernielons b.,',-,7 •,,,,0 frequently :tool ;.; at. S-I, 01. if more etnicerce the pr var . .: ha; 0111CSS of i.,disitlii , Ls and the genernl pr,si,e, ity of 1,,, totintry, ; , .:cumiice to the l'oblic, that from a lung" NW,. cit ru)ive• i.iiietit c. in this pa, ti c'llar brunch of tire profes , lo ll , we can ty,th the gre.itest confic! , lice ass ~t. all Parents ant: •cioar,..us of Youth, and those person. ; ';3 labour intdev a general or partial debility a;": derat ;:eilic ,of cu the NVIVis4 u1),',..1, wlnlbe• • produced by '' , i4 I , -',,t, by I,:veterstv Sliohiliti Infection, by intent pe:ate 1; .; ig, , 1 7; s tile m: e in het climates, Ii) inteute'appli.. cation t , 5t,i..1 ) ., by ilicieuideratugrief„or by eXCeSitl of min. kind. t r .:;.„ we bat it, in cool power to otter an csitirc ly new 11;e1Lod of cure, ...limit the eutAlest Hie ~; Mercury, will. h in alt the varioire unit i‘• all tin. stage. • f thew complhints, has eon Mord to answer the most satigaioc eXpeCt4l lop* of Patients of b•db Sex, a. , Thu cario:ststes.. an•i anxiety w i t h , men t he world lets long looked for so great a desideratum in the comforti ;out hal pro climes of a polished and enlightened age. as that of wen tut of .1,:i!, talents, Ile 1 integrity , devoting thet»selves exv tirely to these diseases, is et- bleed by the eager applications for *chic, and medicines which we are daily receiving from every quieter of the m , •rld. In slight and recent cases of Syphilitic Infection, al , 'feet cure is completed in-the short lieti;4l of two ttas : and those of the utmost in; eteracy, where •other time; ii loner ~. have failed, a proper p e rse vet once in our phut of 1 .Ituotnt, ensures to the patient a salt., anf! radical cure, t.., it.t.titt.'s of the Urethra, from tell to twenty y;.ars 'du; Athol, am e by our superior method of cure, permir- j iteutly rem•aved iii the emus , of three, weeks. Patients Of either Sex may consult us yeitli the greateept iloattur, secrecy. anci delicacy, aw. t o house, No. 107, Hal tons Garden. ' Patients ,i; the ~.-oun, r y, describing. the nature of 'lteiT‘ase, and enclosing a remittance for advice add we • dicine:, the saute will be Sent to ail -parts of the world. CUlt1;117; and Co. Surgeons, . ' NO. 107, Hattnit.t;arcien. N• B. The above important discovery in the cure of 5 . ,. philis and leliility, alts matured by Dr. Curtitir., in his laic travels through ''ranee, Naples, anteitottle, front whence,he kiiii just returiitil with some highly interesting and importitot lenkii respecting the present stale 'CM medical and surgical 1 praesiee O n the Continent, 'which be is preparing to lay br ig'''. It''' Villilicitt .; treatise nattiest complaints, and which be ' ' -‘• FASHION kIILV, ARRIVALS. The Marquis Cornwallis, from Clifford Hall, near Ilnry S:iiiit Edmunds, to Old Burliogion-street ; Lord Cloroore, in Albemarle street, Crop] frehod ; Earl of Abit►gdon, iu AP. _ . lington.street, from Wytham 'Hall, in Oxfordshire; 'Lord AL•anley, frinn Brighton . ; Sir Vrn. Bari. •in Pieta -41;lly, trout a tonrig Mr. J. Scott, in Pivcadilly; Eat{ of I)y'nevor, frOm Dynevor Castii, in South Wales; Lord 'Bolton, in Piccadilly; Lord Graves, Lord St. Helens, Sir William Leition, Bart. Col. West, Sir Richard Iti.ron, Bart. Mr. Win. Lyttletort, M. P. Mar li4amilto‘n I Lord Laity Arundt-I, In. Albemarle-street ; • Ana Stanhope, at the St. Peteisiull , MAO, Dover , street, from his seat, Cheveuing-place, Kerr' Earl Galloway, at ditto, from his seat, Coolhurst, Sussex; Lord Rodney, and .1. A. Warre, Esq., ALP. fruni Alreslord. DRPAIITUgeS. The Marquis of iinntly, fur Woburn Abbey; the Earl and Countess of Darnley, for their eestt, Cobham HaOf the Lad rit2iviltiani, fur his scat, Milton, Northamptonshire: LORD R . k►DSTOCK'S HANI)-BILLS. • TO THE EDI AYH OF TH$ SUN. Stn,—lbtring been publicly ettiledlition in rut PAper tif this tnornin not ouly' to-itame printer of rus , bnt also to 16111 c of the Ittosimotetl htmksellees to whwit refetei:ce m ight he ma de ionecrning (item, may 1 rrquest the fnvour of you to let tlik letter appear it, your Piper nt tO-illtni W. em, sir, your most obliged Serytirti I'urtla~td plat r, -.2lloadop Murmin,4. RAIISTOCK. _ The 11;ind-bills are printed-soh' by IfOonts , aftt BAYkrs, 29, Maiden-lane, Covent.gardeni dozen or 3i. ail. : p,cr 100. Li 'aboye notice shall by given (lecorrling ti the reques' of a' Clad/try Curate") to the following Icobttsellerv M ess rs, Mnrroy, Itivingtons, turn . hip ; Li D yd, p ou tts t ttoolliam, and both tlit4,St4liclalrs. 7'he Literary Gazette and Journal of Ho Belles Lettres j —The Frit:ads at Lit erat ore trill he plcoaed to bear of the complete success of . this novel and interesting undertaking ; a New Etli: ion of No. I. already called for.---The Second Ntiother, pith , ! id le d this , day, contains, besidel the usual I)epart inents of English and Foreign Drama, Fine Arts, & c .—State of Litvrottire trod Arts 'in Saxony— N o posals for a Literary Congre4.l, by Ciregoir , " tract Sir ch al i c e l‘jorgan—Letters from London-- liaths_of I3at6ges—Travels in Greece, by Al. Co- C u o i erell, and other Literati--Tlie Deux l'onts Literary--Extraordinary Effects of the wii" r F og s tligritiany--New Latin Literary Journal-r-Itcce;it Plijtosophical and Literary :Dis coveries and Varieties respecting thr Figure of the c,, rt i,-11spid Mode of .111woination—Practical f acets of Gas Lighting; Mr. Braude—Floral BO trillyvl<l rs. Ibbetion—Artificial Congelation, Dan gets tti Experiments . , Dr, Clarke—Effects of the 1,,0. EA' tilt - wakes --. Biographical Notices end Aoecdotes.l-I)e.Stael—Nloutoliett—Alonsigny the Composer—Sir Gregor .I‘llGregor-r-Klaprotil Wives of Literary Melt —Original Correspondence of D a vid Ilitnie-rPoctry ; the 'ldeals, from Schil. ter.-lieviews of Colnotifs Eccentricities—Me of Sheridan and Gent's Valley of the Bat ' takes --Proceedings of liejtrileil rary and Philosophical Int elligenee,-New PAU. cations, 4e• &c. - -The present Offices for titer re ceipt of Coamionicalionsi Isic, are at CoLIIVEN'S Co!Itiolt-btrFet ; Y dad VARlstesi 159 Strand. . , D isG iocl4l2 , l. THASSACTION.-A mall," a for days Mlle, sold bit Wirt', hi a halter, for is, Cd. in the public market, tit Weilingtoti, o rpu, re d Or put chascr s (limit' ul ale to tltiut; his licalt4. tion, p eQ ce t iled ,trihontnongers'-litiflt partatios ut a banquet prepared for him by the Complit,y, who took a peculiar ittterest in the results n, that Victory. The .eircumstance which renderctl that event so interesting to the Ironmongers' Company yeas, that they are the Trustees of :in estate of 2,0001. a year, bequeathed many years ago by ohn of their Members, a Mr. BarroN, who had the misfortune to be captured by a, ll,:crbary cor sair, and was several years in slavery, from which he was ultimately ransomed. In memory of his own sufferings, and gratioide for his liberation, he Oirected that 16001. of Hitt legacy Arnie - named should be annually appro.'.. priated fOr'the ransom of British caOtivcs tvho niiglit chalice to be enslaved with any of the Bar bary States.' The Company have rel.giously obeyed the injunctions of the humane testator, and comthissioned a regular agent at Mogudore fur the pittpose. to November' last there arrived in England no lesi than 18 redeented captiVes, including the Captain, mate, , and crew of a Scotch shin trout Glasgow ,u ith merchant of that city, M.r..l3LacK , whose vessel basing been driven ashore on the roast of the desett of Zaltara, west Of Africa, via% pl o ode-sd by the Ardbs, and every parson 00 hoard curled into slavery. They were tratelli , d over the desort for seve;al moiiths, awl sold six Or eight titres nom hot de to horde, - until they . fOl into the bands of one ivho had learnt that a re-. flouptioner was ;Lt Mogiolore fir Englislicaptivol. Thither they v%ere taken an,i rr;Lemed, and in November last arrived la Eng !tool 'expence to the Company altogether wa►s shore 18001, LAW INITLUIJENCEI. Conn' Or tiKNelf, n% :ti wricals TIIE'PLAct - -i. Mr. Goa N „OR 6011‘11 Of a Lady, named Re becca 11toidez Ih> . Cogt,i, exhibi;edArticles of the Vence against JAM!) Dif Costa, her hn,1n,11,1. The Articles grated, that for t years precious tt> the 22(1 of Deceniber last, exliibitant had been treat ell with' the ittniost cruelty by her hi ti ba ii it, and th at on that day he took up a earring knife itn,l -- threatened tier. life ; since whieir time site n lota !wen itl continual peril Iron) his Ooirrkgeons con duct: She stattitl that she exhibi , .cd this complaint, not from any hatred or tnehe e , bnt fro . ai seriouS apprehensions that her life %riti in danger from his violence - , Lord rAte,Nr.oant),o . 1 i1q.111 . 01 in what condi tion of li:e iv'tis the % Mr. (tuiti:Ev relit ed, that tie lived hi Lemon. ;o u t, Goodman's-fiats ; that he passel 45 :1 but he believed he Was not in very at (Livia tilt ittwtait.Ce. The Cotp-t onto ed the defendant to flu secll. fo rirrr I,is'po..lcokbk gletneationr, iti 1001, ti reki t TWO Sttrt t Ira 'di 101. e,n Veitertl4y , was* the ,S: the Drnkr in the Slate Loitery, %vile!) the -Icalliir'Ang Prizvs weiii tittiW 11, VIZ. No. 2 818, a Prizt of 5,000 'thlinels — 2`,M13 Iririt Prize' 1,000 Gitioens m '.''', 11,945 2,1 l'ilze . 1300 Gilioelti . :'' ' ' 6,108* :311 lit -4,e . 500 G :Incas 8,953* 500 th,i:leils 1 10,264* '-- 300 Glilne z is 2,86 I 400 (3oinetts 11,2110* 300 Cwio,:..ii 0,7-15* 400 Guioeithi 10,333* 200 (.11eincli 6,953 400 Giline,ii, 1,265* -- 200 Ghinvas 7,2i;3* '3OO Guilty:is 2,••1110* 201) Guineas rill hue marked ‘vitti were sold and diar, , ct by T.' litho, No. 4, Corittlill, and 9, Charin - ernss, where a few Tickets and Shares may yct be obtained, warranted mull-awn'. Next Tina:l(l,y all the tinder-mentioned Capital's must be drawn, as the liottery kill finisit that day viz. - Cone of Twenty lionsoall (inineo One at Five Thi,dsaikd odue., Three of One Thoimild Guineos 00e of Five Hundred Goblet's Three of Four Hundred Guineas ' Four art Three Hiindre) Guineas Seven of Two Ilundred Guineas Uesides Prizes of One Handred Guineas, .a.c. &c. ExTuAntit)ncttlY Mon tVinEt..—Only , (hie Uny wore to draw, and die toiloning 161 of,cdpitais yet in the IViivel : ()ow of 20,000 Goioeas; One of 5,00 Cininett4, cc of 1,000 Gisiot up, ate of COO . Guinea), Three ()f 400 Guiovas, Four of 300 Cioinetni, - Seven of 200 Guineas. ALt, the above moat be driltvo Next l'hursdny, when the Lottery tiniilics.—lkket, and s intre ,, mho:larded ',indrawn, Hre now ou side ot vtquit , 4 truly forlitoato molt 17. Lod. rate-Ktrett, %%bore No, 325, tl.e Idst Nfoney l'r;ze of 40:2U,000 ever jf.slWil i was sold in Slntres.