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London, England, 1805-12-28 00:00:00

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE reparate Creditors of John David Alhert De
Mierte, late of Broad•itreet Chambers, in the City of Lon-
don, Merchant, who have proved their Debts under a Commialon
of Bankrupt awarded and Blued againit him (together with James
Croibie) may receive a firft Dividend of his Eftate and Effats, nn
application to M. R. C. Berry. Solicitor. Wallbrook.on Friday. the
3d day of January, a 8 6, and on tom Wiegman Friday, between
the hours of to and.' a o'clock to the rot-ammo.

R C. BERRY. WatThronk.

FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.
HENRY HANSON ANGELL, BANKRUPT.
AXTHEREAS the Committoners authorifed by a
Commithou of Bankrupt againit Henry Harlon Angell Pate
of Now Bond Racy in the County of Middlefex, haberdaiher,
dealer and d'apusan, and the Affignees thofen of his Ethate and
effetts, have rtafon to harped and believe, that the laid Bankrept
huh not made a difeovery and difelofure of all his ERate and El-
lett', and that a contiderable and valuable part of his Stock in
Trade, and other Effetts Rated by him to have been delivered to a
perks who cannot be traced, are concealed in the hands of fume
paten or perfons yet undifeevcred.

Notice is hereby given, That a Reward ors& will be paid by
the laid Bankrupt's Allignees to any perfon or perfons who than
give information to the laid Coma:Moslem at Guildhall, London,
on the t tth day of January next, at it o'clock in the forenoon ,or
to the Solicitor under the faid CommifSon, of any fuck concealed
property of the Paid Bankrupt, by which the fame to the value of
tool. or upwards Roll be recovered, over and above the Sum of s
per Cent, allowed to fetch perfon or reruns by AtA of Parlisonent,
on application to R. C. ISLIt.R.Y, Wallbrook,
Solicitor to the raid Commillion.

PRIVATE TUITION.
A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, of the Efiab!ifhed
Church. who was educated under Dr. PARR, and receives
SIX PUPILS into his Family, (not exceeding the age of fourteen
years) has tome vacancies. He refutes on an extenfive Green, at a
pleafant and healthy Village, thirty miles N. E. from the Metro.
The! Children arc treated in the mob liberal manner, each
haring a feparate bed. Every fpecies of proper indulgence is
[hewn, and unceafing attention is paid to their morals, manners,
(as they are introduced into company) and mental improvemem.
The. arc inttruited in Grsek, Latin, Englifh, Geography, Hif-
tory, Elocution, Ciatipnfitiun, French, and Italian.
TERMS—Eighty Pounds a-year.
The Gentleman will be in town till January wit. and may he
fpoken to ((on a few hours previous intimation) by applying to
E. H No. 17, Gulden-I'quart ; or to Mars. Grofvunurs
and Co. No. I 1, Cornhill.

The HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the R.EVOLU-

TION to the PRESENT' TIME.
Tilts day was publitbed, with numerous and extenfive corrections
by the Author, a new Edition, printed is twelve volumes
octavo, uniformly with the kittory of Mr. Hume. price five
guineas in boards, or any two volumes feparately, ills. boards,
'FIE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from
the REVOLUTION in 088, (wheat Hume's Hiftory termi-
nates) to the PEACE of AMIENS in zBoz.
By WILLIAM BEI.SHAM, Efq.
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writer, which continuo the Hittory of Mr. Hume, with uniform
fpirit and ability to the reran time.
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To the PRoPRIETORS of EAST INDIA S POCK.
LAUUS AlllO OCHTLESIIIIt,
' E day for the Elation of a DIRECTOR, in
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ATREATISE on GUN SHOT WOUNDS.
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By THOMAS CHEVALIER, F.I.S.
Surgeon Ectroordinuy to the Prince of Wales, Surgeon to the
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and Prattlee of Surgery.
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An ['laudation to a Courfe of Lettures ea the Operations of
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DICTIONARY of the VE'rE It INi--RY
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