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NORWICII UNION FIER AND LIFE
• INSURANCE.

Pio* L4,57' I17"3 GAZETTE..

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, - • ihtieU_ Of !.444`7P AID TOPPI '1
V 4,11,1419 the enstlisrlrear will be submitted it!
of
A. 24 PUBLIC SALA, 'an ATE In the neighbourhood
. OUN'titt, of 117 Considerable aloe, with Timber to a fr*
tteitteint, -of • tit pathogen of wild Jug ilatlte drill be jinn.

• 35ANKRIYPTS.
William Wright and Joseph Wright, Aftlermanbury, merthilts•
to surrender Dec. 19, 24, and lan. 26, at twelve at Gail&
• balk Attornies,:hlasts, Walt= and. Gliddnn, OlVtikt"'s.baih.
Basinghaff-street. • -
William 'Watson aid. William P.ibie, Loire-lance EastrbraWs
and porter-uar-rchants.• Dec. 194.26, and Jan. 26, at ten at
Guildhall. Alto Act, My. Isar icon, Foley-ttteet, Pordind-
plate. • . • ,
John Anthony, My ;eat the sra„ Norfolk, grocer and draper.
Dec. 31, at six, Jan. 1, ai ten, 'and'26, at eleven, at MoNew
TM, Holt, Norfolk. Atterides, Mr. 'Withers, Holt; or Mr.
Bridger. Angel-court, Tbragrisorton-street..
Robert Ch.,Mbers, Market-Ruen, tancolnshire, Dec. 29. 24.
and Jin.'94, at eleven, aithir Naw,Ring's Head lip, Louth.
Attornies. Mr.. Eyre, Gray's Inn-square; or Mr. Rhedse,
Market-Itasca.
.Tholneelfiplor, Oxford, grocer, Dec. 24, 28, and Jan. 9.4,1 t
eleven. at _the Muse of R. Bartram, under the Town-hail,
Oxford. Attornies, Messrs. Walsh, Orford; or Mr. Pow,
nail, Staple- Ina, Landon.
•
DII:IT/ENDS tribe made at. GUILDHALL.
Jan. 3, R. R. Sandwell) Deek,nreeer, at eleven. Jan. I, T.
.Liagfurd, Cranbnure-atreet, Leiceater-square, mercer, at twelve.
Jan. 2, J. Sanhach,"Woolwich, Kent, currier, at one. Dee. £9,
John Pitches tick-road, Paddlnatan, bricklayer, at tan. Jan.
Junes Gatiltill and Jackson Gaskill, Minories, merchants, at
ten. Jan. 5, J. Reynolds and J. Ncr.dall, Whilechapel, wine and
I brandy-merchants, at one. • Jan. 2, J. Francis' of Hamden
'Hertfordshire, corn-factor, at ten. Jan. 2, J. Roberts,obe Wood:
street, Spa-Fields, silk-manufacturer, at one. Jail. 2, J. Oli-
phant, Cockapur-street, hatter, at tee. Jan. 2, B. Brown, High.
street, Portsmouth, tailor, at twelve. Jar.. 2, T. Agg, Water-
lane, Fleet-street, printer; at ten. Jan. .5, If. ('haubaud, Plum-
tree-street, Bloomsbury, jeweller, at twelve. Jan. 5, M. Bllger,
sen. and M. Bulger, jun. Piccadilly, goldsmiths, at eleven. Jan.
5, A. B. French, Broad.street, merchant, at ten. Jan. 5, J.
Saysvell and R. Kirkman, Wood-street Cheapside, silk-manufare.
niters, at ten. Jan. 5, F. W. Schmaling, Fenchurcb-street, at
twelve. Jan. 16, K. Bendy, Charles-square, Horton, factor, it
ten. Dee. 15, I. Bragg, Brydges-atreet, Covent-garden, jeweller,
at eleven. Jau. 9, J. Todd and J. Wright, Tichhorne-atree:,
haberdashers, at twelve. Jan. 10, C. Buck, Southwark, hot
merchant, at ten. Feb. 11, E. Penfold, J. Springer, and W.
Penfold,M. Maidstone, bankers, at twelve. Jan. 16, W.
Walker, Marine Library, Brighthelnistone, stationer, at eleven.
Jan. 12, A. Henry, Finsbury-square, merchant, at eleven. Jan. •
9, S. and W. Lynnell and E. Perkins, Ch. tat; n, grocers, at
twelve. Jan. 9, W. Lloyd, Inn. Thames-street, ropseUer, at
one. Jan. 11, W. Parser, High-etreet, Whitechapel, oilman, at
one. Jan. 16, W, Grievei, Holborn-bridge, &warmonger, at
ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 9, J. Lancaster, Michael's-grove' lircirp-
ton, merchant, at one. Jan. 19, W. Watts, Lower Mardian,
Surrey, farmer. at eleven. •
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Jan. 4, H. Shaw, Ulverston, Lancashire, scrivener, at ten,
_ _ Truro,
at the Bradtlylf C
s Arms, Ulverston. Jan. 8, J. oo
teach-ttraker, at twelve, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth Dock.
Jan. 4, J. Beath, East Teignatouth, ship-builder, at ten, at the
Hotel, West Tslgnmuuth. Jan. 4, J. Sharpe, Wilberfuss, East
Riding,. Ycnketire, wool-dealer, at eleven, at the house of W.
Series, Petergate, York. Jan. 6, T. Jurdison, Birmingham,
factor, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Jan. C,
P. Lloyd, Birmingham, mallster, at eleven, at the Royal Hopi,
Birminham. • Jan..s, J. Woolmer, Halifax, merchant, at three,
at the Star Inn, 'Manchester. Jan. 5, J. Wilson, jun. Sculcoaus,
raff-megchaat, at twelve, at the Dog and Duck, Kingston-upon-
Hull. Jan. 4, W. Stevens, Maiden Newton, Dorset, at els',cn,
at the King's Arras; Darehestrr.-Jan. t, W. Fowler Leam,cg-
ton Aariora, brewer, at eleven, at Copp's Hotel, Leamington.
Jan. 8, ' T. K. Yates, P. Kilgeur, and J. Yates, Manchester,
,
calico-printers, ax eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Jaa.
8, W. Nevison, Nortic Shields, draper, at eleven, at the Commer-
cial Hotel, North Shields Jan. 25, 1. Harriwn, Redness, York.
shireliniller
...Yi ' at eleven, at the Ilalf Moon, Bowden. Jan..ll,
ttring, Cromer, Norfolk, at four, at te Rampant Horse,
St. S:ephsn's, Norwich. Jan. 12, J. MIMI(); Birmingham,
-asal-fhanufacturer, at twelve, at the Weadpack, rdrininglam.
Jan. 7, R. Stephenson, South Shields, baker, at eleven, at the
4eorge., Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Jan. 5, S. Humble, Leeds,
merchant, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Jan. 5, 11.
Leach and J.,Ainbrese, Bristol, linen-merchants, at twelve, at
the Commercial ltooms,
~I.lristol. Jan. 5, S. Buriyy, Brewood.
Staffordshire, timber-merchant, at ten,at the Jensingham Arms,
Shiffnalt. Jan. 6, W. Farish, Wiritehaven, mariner, at three,
at the 13'.a:k Lion, Whitehaven. Jae. 7, W. Haw, Bristol,
plane-m..10r, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, BrisCol.
Jan. 8, J. Austin, Longdots-upon-Tern, Salop, miller, at tin,
at the. Lion, Shrewsbury. Jan. 8, A. Warrington, Shrtwshury,
bricklayer, at ten, at the Lion,
.Shrewsbury. Jan. 21, J. B.
Supl,• Bridgewater, Somersitshire,-lintn-draper, at twelve, at
the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Jan. 8, .1. Aaron, Plymouth
Derek, silversmith, at twelve, at Weskley'a Noel, Plymouth
Duck. Jan. 9, W. Boerne, Towns-Mills, 13ridgenords, miller,
at eleven, at the Castle, Bridgenorth.
CERTIFICATES-Jawsay 2.
S.Wilson, Liverpool, hosier. J. 'fyas, Wakefield; grocer. G.
Waluwright, Liverpool, Cooper. K. Allport, Birmingham, silver-
plater. J. E-Johnson, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, master-mariner.
Jai:natty Read and T. Baker Great Ruascll-street,
Bloomsbury, linen-drapers. P. Cockren;Bath, tailor. 1. Schwa-
bather, Fountain-place,. City-road, toy-merchant. R. RFT,

rrtllE LONDON COMMITTEE request the at-I,
A tendanee of the Insurers at the City of London Tavern.)

in Bishopsgate-street, on rams:, the 18th instant, at Tvielv*
&Clock, for the purpose of receiving the final Report which the
Committee will then be prepared to make, and on other Special
Affairs. The Chair will be taken at One o'Cleck ptecisely.
Insurers are reqkiested to bring with them their Policies or
Receipts for the cuticle year, without which no person can he
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JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS,.
For Strangeary, Dropsy, Gravel Obstructions in thesUrim
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CORDIAL BALM OP GILEAD.
TAE various weaknesses peculiar to the Fair Sex
cane immediately under the power of this restorative, and
many Ladies of fashion and respectability have found it to be
the best medical appendage to the toilette they ever met with,
recruiting the decayed spirit', dissipating the head-acts, dulness
and langour, and creating a pleasing vivacity—chasing assay
melancholy, it gives comfort and strength to the whole system.
The virtues of the CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAI) are
,daily demonstrated, in eradicating the worst and most dangerous
symptoms of nervous debility ; and nothing has tended so much
to establish the fame of this inedicine, as its certain sucrose in
those complaints which strike their roots so deep in the (unit'.
tution, and are so fatal to the happiness of mankind.
Sold •by Leigh, Strand; Baton, 150, Oxf•rd-street ; Sutton
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Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-IMPRTI-
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(loathe cure of the scurvy, scrofola, leprosy, and all disorders
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Nervous and HypoehondriaeComplaints; also General Remarks
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afflicted; explaining the, symptoms, mode of treatment; &c. •
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!TOE REMEMBRANCER ; or ECCLESIASTI-
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.in speaker size, price 4s. ed. sewed, and may be bad
in varioint bindings,
E CLERGYMAN'SALMANACK AblD
TiPOCKET COMPANION for 1819, containing the
Proper Lessons for every 'Day lithe Year, the Names of the
'llichblslicips and Bishops, .(with theit' Ecclesiastical Patronage)
and other Dignitaries of the' Churtlr of Ihtgland ; Ofil-
alio the
ctreof thetwo Universities.*-Lists of the, principal Foundation
Schools.—An Epitome of EcclesiastiCal Law, alphabetically ar-
ranged—Abstract (with Names of Commlssioners)'of the Act ,
for building' additional Churches, &e. Abstract (with Nimes
of Commissioners) of the Act for
the s enquiring inteveral Ro Charities. ' Au
u
Account of the Nature and Designs oeligious a
Charitable institutions in Connection with the Established
Church, &c. &c. To which is added,'Lists o both Douses of
Parliantent, Officert of State. &c; &c.
BY RICIAIII) GILBERT,
' Accornt '.ut to the Society for promoting Cheinian Knowledge.
london : Printed fur the Company of Stationers., andeold irf
' their Treasurer George Cfreenhill,l tiallgith-terist i and. ill
boohaellere throUghout the Kingdoto.