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London, England, 1810-12-20 00:00:00

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POLICIES of Insurance expititt at Cli,istmas
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Pursuant to a Decree of the Hign Court- of C lance made
in a Cause MACKAY v.'1'1)1)0, an I ui pursuance also of
the general Order of Transfer,
r"rHE CREDITORS of JOHN MACKAY, late
of ludyer-street. in the City of Weittitirister, Esquire,
deceased, are on or bttore the seventh day of lanuary, ISt i. to
come in before William Alexander Esq. one of the :Masters of
the said Court;at his Chambers, i Southarnimn-buildings,
-Chancery-lane, Lon:ion, and prove their Debts, or in iefault '
thereof, they 44i1l peremptorily be exchtied ti,e benefit of the
said D... tee.

THE LATi RILHARD ttENK s BE..U‘I.)NT, Et 2.
ALL Persons, haing,aoy claims or demands on
the Estate or bitettsof RICHARD HENRY BEAU-
MONT, late ot' Whitley-hall, in tite County or York. I:sq.
deceased, are'ttesired immediately to iraiwnit a particular
account thereof, with the wattle of their becurtties (it any)
to Elizabeth, the wife of Lieutenant-Geneial George Ber-
nard, or Heron-Lodge, iu the said County-, sole Lzecutr.x,
named 'and app:iittect iu and b) tne I ast Will and Tesiament
of the said Richard Henry al...dimwit. Aryl all l'erxons who
stand indebted to the said Ricnard,llenry Beaumont, at the
time of his death., are required turtawtth to pay their respec-
iivetlebts to toe ,add Ex•.xiii ix

(3.ENERAL Slit JOHN MOOlies GOitUNNA
PATENT 13EDSTEAU, lonizing a regular
Military Bed t;,r the Field, Barracks, &c. aho a SOFA for a
Tent or Room, &c, and likewise a SEA COT tor on board
Ship, the whole packing in a small VJ li a; lowed the most
portable ever yet manufactured, invented by MORGAN
and SANDERS - No. 16 and 17, Catheriue-street, Strand,
W4O InoSt irurtuly presumi: toe tughest honours ought to be
pain al! those who so gallantly live and die for their King
and Coue.•ry.

HARVEY's btkUk..E for r lsFl, GAME, STEAKS, acc.
T" "e b at and extraordinary demand for the
ahoy.: u. iversally admired SAUCE still induce nx seve'-
rat Shopkeepers to vend spurious Articles, the Nobility and
Centry. are respeatolly informed Hone can possibly be ge -
runic unless prepared at I.AZENBY's Warehouse, No. 6,
Ydward.street, l'ortinail'-squale, London; and. by aKoint•
trent, is sold at Olza or two Shops in every Town of the
Unirefi Kingdom, each Bottle having M. Harvey's signature
pp the Label.
E. 1.. begs to;recommend ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,
now brought to the greatest perfeeiion, wh,cb, with a va-
tidy ot ride Sauces and Pickles, may be had in Cases of all
sizes io. Paindy Use and Exportut:qn. •

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ADISSERTATION on INSANITY ; inns;
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and fnree Thousand Cases in Bethlem.
by WM BLACK, M.D.
One of the Royal CGllegeot Physicians m London, &c,
Sold by Ridgway, Piccadilly ; Murray, Fleet-street ;
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. Dec. 3, 18 to.
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