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London, England, 1815-12-09 00:00:00

SOCIETY OF SCOOLMASTERS.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the SO.
CIE l Y of SeIIOOLMASITAS will be held at the Crown
.nd Auchor Tavern, in the Strand, on FRIDAY, the 22d instant,
His Royal Hishutis the DUKL of KEN l' in the Chair.
PA I RUN,
His Royal Highness P:inc.- ADOLTUVS Fitanzaice,
DUKE ..f t'
PM:110E11T 3,
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I he Right Rev.GCOILGIL ISAAC 11UNTINGFORD,D.D. and F.R.S.
1.. r.: Ittshop of Ghnicerter.

rbe Right Rev. SA DIU EL GOODIE Notrau, D.C.L. F.R. and L.S.
L. r.! Bi%ho)! u 1 C.alisia.
VICE-''ti EAU,- NTS.
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The Very Rey. WILLIAM VIII cI3IT, D.D. Oran of Wouldn't's&
The Mew. SAbauLt. Poen. LL.D. Prebendery,ot St Nora.
he Rev. beim GOLZALL, D.D.Provost of Ewa and Cason of

Windsor.
,he Rev. CIIARLIS Boa D.D. and F.R S. Chaplain to bb
lelajesty, and Recto: 41 lid, and of at. Paul's. Deptford.
has Rev. Wiu.srat Bainstove, 1.L.1). and F.A.S„ lirtbendiry
Soul 'swell.
hiIiWARDS,
.7;ir Nathaniel Conant Dr. Jay,
tdwasd berme Blac Erg. Thomas Payne, Req.
tleunder Chalmers, Es* Jesse Rowell, int. En.
qikal Corisnr. _ _ Japes Ilitus •
.ev. Stephen Freeman, 'Smarm! R. Jing.
:we. Dr. Hooker, R. Dr. Meals.
Dian. r at Five o'Clock.--Tieinsts to,.

The obj,ct of tin* Sudety is to establish a lend for the betook
• f decayed Schoolmaster,. their Widow., and Orphans; and for
:le relief and encouragement of deserving Ushers. k Is supported
by genes di -uh,cript.oo; and bentfaciuns ars tbankfolly received
by rtlessi,. Itunniersley and Co. Pap•MaU; Messrs. Ladbroke
ad Lo. ktauk-buildings; and by Dr. Ke.Uy, Treasurer to tha
society, Findbu. y-square.
for the Dinner nay be had at the at of the Tavern;
. dal.. isou:s of the. 1:1-•itution.

NEW MUale.
This day was published,
By BUTTON, WNITAkra, and BIADN&L, 75, St. Paul's
Church-yard,
'('HE NIGHTINGALE CLUB ; sung with un-
-11 applause by Mr. May news, in the " Chip
of the Old Sloth." Composed by JOHN WHITAKER, price 2s.
This Song is unique in music, being the most Slushed pro-
(*diction in the comic style we ever witnessed; nor know we
"hick most to admire, the humour of the words, the pretd-
i,ess of the music, or the irresistibly laughable mode of Matheets's
wising it. nos: who have not heard this Song do not know
i aat tree burlesque is."—See New Monthly Magazine for the
t resent Month, page 447.

Just published; in 'Octavo, price U. sd. boards,
f'IONSIDERATIONS on the propriety of making
a Remuneration to WITNESSES in CIVIL ACTIONS
.r LOS of I'IME, and of allowing the same on the TAXA-
ION of COs TS as between Party and Party; with some Oh-
v..-vations on the present system of Taxing Costs.
By CHARLES FROST, Attorney at Law.
London: Printed for J. Buttertvorth and Son, Fleet-street; J.
d G. Todd, York; and J. Wilton, Hull.

This day was published,
Neatly bound, with pocket and tuck, price es.
(IL A RKE's LAW POCKETBOOK for the
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Terms and Sittings, for the insertion by C6unsel or Attoruies,
• Minutes of Causes and Motions, in which they may be re-
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tt one view the Law Ilusine.s appointed on particular days in this
ar. the holidays, he. Li•tt, of both Houses of Parliament,
it,drm Bankers, and a Variety of other useful Articles.
Fourth EJiti )))) ; to which is added, A Complete Synopsis of
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on a broad heet to hang up In the oMee, Ss.
London Printed for W. Clarke and lions. Law Booksallwa,
wtugal•street, Lincoln's Inn.—To be continued ann

)N(MAN AND CO.'s CATALOGUE OF OLD BOOKS

FOX 1816.

This day was publlffied,
In an Soo. Volume of above WO Pages, price es. Boards,
I GENERAL CATALOGUE-of an EXTEN-
SIVE COLLECTION of OLD BOOKS, for the Year
ati, to be sold at the Prices affixed to each Article, by Longs
4nt Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Patervoster row, Landon.
he Collection described in this Catalogue consiets of the inset
editions of the Clinics; Missals; Manwscripts la general;
sly English Poetry, and r.unierous rare and valuable Books, la
Leis!, as well as all other Languages, and Classes of Literature.
he attention of the Nobility and °awl is soliclted
e Contents of Ibis Catalogue, in full confidence that no
)dection, equal to it, for the quaotity of Rarities It con-
' •iss, bits yet been offered to the publice—Sucb as are forming
w Library, nr enlarging an old one, will be enabled I. procure
air books, which elsewhere might be sought after In vales
'lke price of the Catalogue deducted from purchases to the
~,uut of alO.
Messrs. 1.. H. and Co. have recently fitted up some detain
d conuriedious rooms, for the purpose of eshibbies their eaten•
e collection of bound books, including the rare sad valuable
143 described iit the-Catalogue above announced ; wfikh rooms
' entirely detached from the bustle of the wholesale business.
..° Libraries, it s.afi sellestivia Si ell bookie puichses4
sio liberal times


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CAMPAIGN IN THE NETHERLANDS, Sec.
MR. LEIGH has the honour to announce a work
of peculiar interest to the public, by a Gentleman of li-
terary eminence.
It comprises a faithful narrative of the late Revolution in
France, from the landing of Bonaparte at Cannes, to his depar-
tore for St. Helena; including a connected and impartial History
bf the causes, progress, and termination of the Conspiracy of
ISIS ; and particularly a most minute and circumstantial ac-
count of the memorable Victory of Waterloo, by which the deli-
verance of Europe was assured, and the glory of the British arms
illustrated beyond all former precedent.
The work is in great forwardness, the Plans,. &c. are in the
hands of the engravers, and the whole will be completed early in
Jan
Authentic coninannications frees Nlllhary Gentleman will be
esteemed a y =list favour.—.lB, Strand, Dee. 8, 181&-
day'publubud, and

This WM price i 5.114. hound,._ ,line Paper, us.
A Stereotype Eaten, of
firlHE NEW WEEK'S PREPARATION for a
A worthy Receiving of the LORD'. SUPPER, as appointed
and recommended by the Church of England. Consisdng of Me.
Amiens and Prayers for the Morning sod Evening, of every Day
la the Week; with Forms of Examination and Confession of Sins.
and a Conspaniott at the Altar, directing the Communicant in hi
beieur and Devotions at the Lord's Table.
N.B. Every genuine Copy has the Signature of" W. Ban" on
the hachof the From's/slam, or of the Tidepage, and is
Printed for W. Bent, at the King's Arms, Paternester.row ;
F. C. and I. Rivington • Scan:hard and Letterman • Law and
Whitaker • Longman and Co H. 14. thedron
L M Richardson; Sherwood and Co. Gale and Fawns awl
Walker and Edwards.

JOu pubilelledi pi ice s.
MEDICAL ADMONITIONS to MARRIED
PEOPLE, and to those who intend to enter Into the
MAILEUED STATE, with Observations on the Physical Effects
otthe Pandang, the necessitrand advantages of their due regula-
tion, and the danger of mess. To which are added the most
effectual means of rolieviog these distresuitig symptoms Induced
by the impeatoaty of Yauta, &c.
M. MEL, M. D.—The Third Edition.
Who never fasts, BO banquet e'er enjoys;
Who never toib or watches, antes Biceps.
Lee nature rest ; and wawa the tame Mkt,
Grows keen, indulge; hat shun gayety ! • .

A II it *Timms.
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• the wist of . 1111.72/1 14 4
£l,llll lle. I.ld. Long Aandallies,ettheeeet et 29,221 'll 0
4111118M1t of Sulticriptioos *beady advertised, £105,464 1 1
Tie Miming Military Soliaerlpilons at the Islands of Malta and
Ws been remitted b) Lieutenant-General die Right
mile Sir Thomas Maitland, G.C.B.
:want-General the Right lion. Sir
Maitland, G.C.K. Mt 1Q
en. Wet. Hutchinson • 21 0
I Pi keg. Commisiary-Genend 41 0
.P Anderson, Adjutant-General 111 0
' olonel 0. E. Raitt, D.Q.M.O IS S
Llilittinanc•Colonet Frederick Hankey,
Extra Aid de-Calnp - 10 14
Idegor the Hew Mn Maitland 10 14
! V WilliamMalawaring, Deputy-
, stam-Adjutant-General 4 5
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. udniell, Depety-Assisbuit• .
Masters‘leneral • . 5 5
P. Edwards, Aid.de-Camp to Lei.
emint•Gineral SR` T. Maitland S S
Lieutenant H, H. Farquharson, ditto 5 5
Captain Wm. Hoar, Major of Brigade S S
Captain N. Andera, ditto I I
Rev. J T. H. Le Mesarier, Chaplain to
the Forces - I 5
Lieut. R. F. Phillips, Town Major 1 0
Lien. Richard Alien, Town Adjutant 2 0
Major Willtarn Fainiough, Commandant
of Gosa, and staff .. $ 2
Commissary-Generat's Department, Of.
ken and Clerks - 100 14
James took, Esq. Deputy Commissary-
General of Accounts -
Mr. George Yeoland, Deputy Assistant.
Conuni,sary-General of Accounts
Dr. Grieves, Dep. Inspector of Hospitals
Dr. Calvert, Physician to the Forces
C. B. Tucker, Esq. Surgeon to ditto
!AIMS Elliott, Esq. Surgeon to ditto
W. 'f. Hill, Esq. Physician to the Forces
Joseph Pertilie, Huspi•al Assistant
Richard Clerve, Esq. Deputy Purveyor
to the Forces -
Mr. hdward Jaferson, Purveyor's Clerk
Sandford Peacock, Eaq. Barrack-master
Mr. Philip lidontanaro, Assistant Bar.
rack-master -
Clerks, &a. of the Barrack Department
W. H. Thornton, Est Acting Deputy.
Paymaster General -
Mr. Wm. Bingham, Clerk in the Army
Pay Office -
Detachment of the Royal Artillery, two
Jaya pay of the Officers, Non-cottunis•
sioned Officers, Gunners, Drummers
Lieutesant-Cohatel George. Whitmore,
Commanding Royal Engineers
Engineer Department ••
Ist Matt. intb Regiment, two days pay
front the Officers*, Noe-commissioned
Officers. Drummers, and Privates tOS S lit
2d ban. !crib beginner, two days gay
fro tho Officers, If
011ienrii;Dinuistemi
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Oarrison Battalion, three deft pup
from the Officers, apd two days pay
from the Non-commissioued Officers,
Drummers, and Privates 102 17 7
Detachment of De Rolle's Regiment, two
days pay from the Cfficers, Non•com-
miss:oued Officers, Drummers, and
Pt mates
Sicilian Regiment, two days pay from the
Officers, Not commissioned Officers,
Drummers, and Privates 104 0
Matti Feneibles, two days pay from the
°ulcers, Non-connissioued Officers,
Drummers, and Privates 100 It
Officers of the Maltese Coast Artillery 4 0
Ottlitance Store-keeper's Department at -
Malta
Anificers to ditto
Captain Testerterratta, late Royal Regi.
meat of Atlalta 1 14
Major Henry Bowen, Retired List 10 10
Amountrewlitted by

se 141

7 8
3 14

Sir f. maid. 44 - - - Elouo •
Parish of Trinden, per the Rev. John Eldon a 2
Parishes of Crozdeu and Bradley, Stafford, per the
Rev. W. F.ddowes a 0
Parish of Pulford, Cheshire, per Rev. M. Naar 4 14
Parish of Narbeth, Pembrokeshire, par Rev. T. loses S 10
Parish of Rostberne, Cheshire, pa Rev. S. Imam SC 0
Parish of Donner, Somerset, per Mr. Southwood 6 o
At Messrs. Hammersley's.
Parish of Felloogley, Warwickshire, remitted by
Messrs. lAttle end Co. 34 e
Parish of Middleton Cheney, Northamptonshire,
the Arr. R. Clutruan
At Mews. Fry and Chapman's.
Collection made at tilt Msthodiat Chapel at Little
Barer!, Ent:

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At Mr. Matlock's.
Parish of Liodale, Bucks
h. S. •
W. O. CARTER.
SubscriptiOn are received by Mr. Matlock, 250, Oxford-
Street; Mr. listdiard, 1914 Piccadilly; by the princlatinsßa:
Ban-
kers; ; sod by the I rani:ors, at the booze of Mous.
sisy's and Co. tall Malk
It is partularly requested tint all Letters from the Country,
to the Couunittre, be exactly thus Addressed s
" To the Wan/Wilma Waterloo Asociatios,Tbatched-house,
London."

$.13
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Comm akitties; hi Tom, to the Costadttee, mq be made
to the Secretary, W. O. Colter, Nei. Temple CheirJters, Flea.
street.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINES FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTHMAS.
CMACH'S COUGH DROPS for recent Colds,
obstinate Coughs, and maimed Asthma', stand landed-
, led. Its reputation for fifteen years past, and the various testi.
males efts efficacy, is a aufficieot proof of the estimation in
whisk it le held for all Asthmatic Affeektes, recent Colds and
Coughs, however obstinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints.—As
proof, the following instance is insetted.
To Messrs. SIAW and CO.

" Birmingham, March 11, NOS.
4. Gentleime,—.la jutlee to yes, and to certify the vales
of that excellent Medicine Cherch's Cough Drops, I send you
the fallowing case, at the particular request of the patient.
" MLLta SIVISINIIIO
" 811111.4 MOM sencleady admowledge the curs I have re•
inked from ebonies Cough Drape. A mom sidrocaling Asth-
matic Cough, during the winter, aillikted me •• severely, that I
expected potbing lase than death every asinine; one bottle ft..
Ileved me considerably, and four mare perfectly restored*—
Tour sendhig this to the Proprietors will oblige your bum
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ileithylLlEslvrardt, MI, on the foot-way, St. Patera Church:
yin* Landau. None can be pails* except 4' Shaw and Eds
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. flaw lah *I and &AM Ass N. par bottles

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, bearing date the 47th day of June. 1814 made
in a Caine wherein Doeovor Elmo, widow. is Plaintiff, and
TllOl4BB Pious mud orders, are Defendants, the Creditors of
BENJAMIN FLOES, late of the Parish of Romney, in the
Ceunty of Southampton, Yeoman, who died in the meet! of
June, 1900„are, PTO or before the 44118 day of January. 1818,10
Conte In sad prove their Debts before SAMUEL Cole prom Co:,
Esq.ene of the Masten of the said Court, at his Chamber., is
Southamptes-bellanis Chanterplane, London, or in default
thereof, they will be ezdaded the benefit of the said Decree.
December 5, 1815.

FOR SALE,
AN ESTATE, from SO to 150 Acres, together
with a most commodious Dwelling-boyar on a smelt wale,
nearly new, to be added to at an easy expense, lightly burthened
with Window and other Taxes, and easily kept up at a small
expense; containing a Drawing-room, Dining•room, Study, seven
Bad rosins, besides ample accommodation fur Servants, with
Steward's-I:oust, Farm yard, Coach-housee, Ice-bonse, &c.
The above is well situated both for health and pleasure;
disrupt from Landon le miles.
Also, to be LET or SOLD, a compact FARM, about 250
Acres, great part of it a rich loamy Sand, well stocked woth
Game. and TI rHE-FREE; distant from Lond,,rl also 18 rages.
Apply by letters, post-paid, to Mr. James Puldington, Poste
Nice, Cobham, Surrey.

COUNTY OF DURHAM.
VALUABLE SEA SALE COLLIERY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coaritAcr,
Together or in Shares,
TWENTY-ONE TWENTY-EIGHTH
SHARES of all that Valuable and current going Colliery,
called NEWBOITLE, or NESH,II4'S MAIN COLLIERY,
situated on the River Wear, in the county of Durham, together
with an ample stock of Horses and Materials, neemary foe
working and carrying on the same.
I Also, several valuable ESTATES, lying contiguous thereto,I whereon a great number of Workmen's Houses have lately been
erected. The whole belonging to bun D. Mau 'a t, Esq. and
Company. The Colliery Is capable of great improvement, and
of supplying an extensive bend of very superior Cuals, and has
the benefit of an Iron Rall-way (tor as unlimited quan.ity), by
which the Coals are conveyed to the Harbour of Sunderland,
where they are delivered into Shipi by the means of Spou•s-4as
important advantage, which is not enjoyed by any other Colliery
on the River Wear.
For further particulars, apply In London, to lames l.awson,
Fsq. at the Bat of Lloyd's Coffee-house; or to Thamas Windte,
Esq. John-street, Bedford•row • to Load. Raisbeck, Stock.
too-cm-Tees; sad to Mr. Edina Stags, at the Colliery, now

BARNE IT GUEST, CHYMIST,
Inventor of the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES,
No. 9, Great-Surrey-street, Foot of Blackfriars Bridge,
HAVING resided there for the List TWENTY..
ONE YEARS,during which time UPWARDS of THREE
THOUSAND PATIENTS have been restored to Pt.RPEC
HEALTH by luta, after they have been admitted into the
London Hospitals, when afflicted with the following core.
plaints and after continuing there a reasonable time, were
then returned front thence without being relieved, the truth
of which can be proved by the books of the said Hovitals, or
from the Patients themselves, two-thirds of whom reside in Lou.
don; great part of them have been advertised in the London
Newspapers, and London Magazines for the last twenty years,
consequently if not correct, they woad have been most jsssdy
stigmatized by those respectable Medical Gcotkinen that attend
these charitable institutions, as they had three powerful induce-
ments for ft. is the first place, because it was a duty which they
owed to the public; secondly, it was a duty they owed to them.
selves; and thirdly, their pride would have been so gratified In
consequence of it, as to have rendered exposure irresistible. Yet
surely, when it is considered that every respectable Medical man
must know that nearly all the greet discoveries nude in the heal.
ing an, have boss the result of Chimical researches, no one of
them can woods, at the success of the SUESTONIAN MEDI.
CINES, the leveotor having been a practical Chyndu for the
last fifty-eight years.
HOSPITAL CASES AS ABOVE ALLUDED TO.
Mercurial Rheumatism. proceeding from taking mercury to
excess, Agues, Bilious Sick Headaches, and all descriptions of
Headaches Liver Complaints; Nervous, Asthmatic, and con.
sumptive Disorders; White Swelling. or Scrophulous enlarge.
meats of the knees; Gout, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Rheumatic
Gout; Contractions or weakness proceeding from repeated pe.
roxystus of the Gout. Old Sprains, Bruises,Stc.

DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
For INDIGESTION, lIEAD-ACHES, HEART4URN, Ste.
1 THESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity
in the priva-e practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstMate
bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction, parti.
adarly the Dtilie of BEDFORD, :fir GEORGE WARREN,
Sir GREGORY PAGE TURNER, the Dowager Lady SAT
and SELF, the Viscountess BULK ELEY, &e. Sec. he was per•
evaded to offer them to the Public, under the approbation and
unction of their names.
They are tcund to be as incomparable remedy for restoring
the tam of the stomach, for curing indigestion, or preveming
crodltiee, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and fiats.
know They remove habitual and temporary costiveness, sick
Iseed.odu, and bran-burn. whether arming front the acrimony
ot the redtindant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess.
By promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are obsetved won•
derfully to clear a sallow complexion; and being a certain though
gentle operative, they prevent these obstructions in the liver,
which are so troublesome in all coantries, but particularly fatal
in warm climates. On this account, they are a valuable deside-
ratum in the medicine chests of thrhe who go to the East or
West Indies, or make frequent voyages; and are so mild and
gentle In their effects, that they may fie adopted as a Family Me-
dicine upon every indisposition arising from a disordered state of
the Stomach or Bowels.
COPY 'OF A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN CREGOE TO
MR. DIXON, APOTI-lECARY.

•
• TEDDII4GTON, MIDDtC3I3I, east May, !BIS.
Sea—l have received ao much benefit from your DIXON'S
AN FIBILIUUS PILLS, that I feel a 82 t i•Eic i ion an communica-
ting to you any testimony to their efficacy. I returned from India,
after ev-"y years residence there, with my consinutien very much
impaired, by several attacks of a liver complaint ; and I &tribe.,
the renovation of my health entirely to this Medicine, and Mo-
deration in sliet I have recommended it to many bylian friehds,
who likewise acknowledge its 'mem—Your very obedient Ser-
vant, F. CREGOII, Capt. Wm Infantry, Madras Army.
Sold Mrs
eined Sold by M Butler, Cheap.ttle,ennser of St. Paul's Chusvh.
Vara, London; and any Ix lud of most Medtcine Venders ,In
Scotland, Ireland, Wales, East and Watt WWI/4Am.
SP.C.III bean at tic 94. aid 14th emir

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