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' FOR SALE Ill' AUCTION, • ' AT a PRIVATE MEETING of MERCHANTS, FrHE OBSERVER of SUNDAY last (Feb. 6), Is
At the Custom-house, DAT, on Mommy, February 21,1150, were all dressed alike, in,. white lustringa with Aver
,2,, BANKERS, SHIP-OWNERS, LIVERYMEN, and . -A. REPRINTING, and WILL BE ONSALIE DURING
oesvveitnygoinnet.hle
; ('tiers, the Frieads of Sir WILLI A M CURTIS, ILrt. M.P. THE WEEK. It contains the fulleit Particulars (tloL'ttene.slsi
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e and Alderman of the City pf London, held at the London tent of Seventeen Folio Columns) of the LAST, I h
Tavern this 7th day of February, 132 U;
and DEATH of our Gracious Sovereign KIN 0 G. 1.011 GE
• THE. THIRD, with a AlEaNIOllt and POLINICAL RE- . -
TUE * at*Twe o'clock in the Afternoon, trimmings, ornamented with pearls, .d'amond kc a GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, dress•tharattracted thee f '' s'
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in Sundry Eats, viz. ed at Court the three dayYsesfocll l'scaYrnaePdPi!:aesrs..
WILLIAM MANNING, Esq. M.P. in the Chair.
VIEW of his Majesty's Reign, forming, with the Documents, 6 Galibm Brandy 1 Part of Legal Strengthfor Dealers. On We
• !RESENT
an Interesting Record for Preservation and fqr future Refer- 21 Ditto Geneva •ditesday, the 9tit init. there was •a vca .y grand
Sir John Peering, Bart. M.l'. and Aldermen.
ence. This Number of Tux °asserts will be patticularly ac- 2,001h5. Black Tea. s Ivory Card Cases. Court at St. Jemes's, when all the Ladies of the Court
Sir William Leighton, Knight and Alderinan.
Sir Charles Flower, Bart. Alderman. ceptable to Country Readers and Persona residing Abroad. 6 lbs. Omen Tea. Is Shells. were presented to the Queen, and had the honour to
N. B. The Price of 'filf. OBSERVER is only Sevenpence. 6 East India Scarfs.. 5 Pieces of Nankeen.
.• Samuel Birch, Eeca and Alderman. 14 Yards Calico. • 3.1 lbs. Seger. kiss her Majesty'a hand. At night there was two most
Christopher Smith, Esq. Avdtrman. WILSON'S PRAYERS—THIRD EDITION. grand and brilliant Ball ever known, which ended-at
The above Goods may he inspected on the Morning of the .
e Jolin Atkins, Esq. Alderman.
Just published, in one volume, Svo. price 5a 6d. boards, Day of Sale, and will not be sold for less than the Import lkaiei. one o clock vet was opened by the Duke of York and*
Christopher hiagony, Esq. Aiderman.
Princess Augusta. On the 10th there av a very •
pft AYER S, for the Use of Families and Individuals- • A Deposit of £23 per Ceut, oa the Parchase Money will be , , as
it• Robert Albion Cox, Esq. Aldermaa.
Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. • By JAMES WILSON, D.D. required. grand Levee at St. James's, when several Ladies and ..
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• Sir Thomas Neeve Bart. Clergyman of the Church of Scotland, Falkirk. -- Gentlemen, of the 'first distinction, were presented to
:•,h. Sir Charles Price, Bart. Printed for Thomas and George Und.erwood, 32, Fleet-street ; NUPTIALS OF THE LATE kING AND Q UEE N. her Majesty, and. were most graciously received. The
* Addams, T. P. Esq. LUC3S, 31. P. Esq. and Macredie, Skelly, and Co. Edinburgh. 4 - ...----i •
dresses on this occasion equalr
. ed, if not exceeded, those •
Anstead, 'l'. J. Esq. Lucas, John, E.sq. FOR SCHOOLS. . - • -
On the 28th, the fleet, having on beard her Most of the preceding daysa On the' llth, the Duke Of • Aylwin, G.. 1. Esq. Lucas, Charles, Esq.
Just published, price 4s. bound, Serene Highness, put to sea; but as no dispatches Newcastle, Mrs Secretary Pitt, and Earl Talbot gave
-!. Barber, Jos. Esq. • Lucas, Josiah, El.
'sg Bridges, Thos. Ithi. Laing, David, Esq. "LIAX ERCI a E a in L A TIN Pit 050 DY were received from tefrom that time till its arrival rand entertainments, at their several houses, to ills
..:• Brooke, Richard, Essl. 1•3111, David, jun. Esq. I. and VERSIFICATION, with Exercises and Qnestiona, at Harwich, the Court was in some concern lest the .nobility, Foreign Ministers, kc. en account of the •
e• Blackman, George, Esq. Letts, John, Esq. designed uan Introduction to the scanning and making Larne tediousness
of her voyage should affect her healtil: keyal marriage. There was also anetherg •d L •
. ren Levee
:I- Biakealcy, Johh, Esq. moody, Matthew Esq, Vets= The Third Edition. • • . -
7s. Cawthome, Wnt. Esq. Poyntier, T... as. If'eq. By' the Rev. Ca./MAI/LEY. . besides, as the ClaY fixed for the Coronation of his Mi- Aft; James's, On die 12th, their Majesties went • •
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'l° Cooper, John, Esq. Peovetat, Henry, tsl. " The perusal of this hook hei 'afforded us much satisfaction; jtsty, by a Proclamation, issued from the saki Council, fry& .St. James s• to Richmond Palace, where they
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iCotton, William, 1 Pratt, Willm. Esq. ' and we can confidently say, :hat, of itstindeat isinf a "of wain which his Majesty had decli;ed his intebtions to cloned ; the Queen expressed the greatest pleasure an
Chtven, John, Esq. Plumber, Joke, Esq. perior description. With' the arrangement we are particularly demand her Most. Serene Highness in marriage, was viewing that beautiful and charmingly situated Pa-
ir Cleche_, Peter, Esq. • Yip:kitten, —, Esq. Cleared ; the rules are devehsped with all posihle perspicuity. • • .
drawing near, his Majesty was desirous that the ceres• lace. On Sunday, the 13th, their Majesties were at •
ea CLy, Felix, Fact. Perrey, Benj. Esq. and the. examples are highly appropriate. We etc-en...mend these
~.r. Dixon, Sand. Esq. Richardson, eh:. !?sl. . Exercises to the patronage of all persons engaged in classical In011)r ofthe Chattel
the Nuptials might precodeoshat of the Co- Royal, and beard a Sermon preached by ."
"h! Ditekin, Chris. Esq. • • Ruston' W11:111. Esq. educa:ien. '—Crit. Reit. Aug. Int 3. ronatton Iso that fresh instructions, it said, were the Rev. Mr- Schuh, from these words: a Provide '
Weis, S. Esq. Smith, Robert, Esq. A Kee may be had, pr. 2s. 6d. dispatched to the Admiral to safi at all events, and things honest in the sight of all 'nen." Rom. xii. v. 17. •
Filiott, Hebert, Esr. Sharpe, Ricbd. Ese. Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Longman and Co.; to land his charge at any.of the ports of Great Bri- There was also a gland Court at St. James's, when "
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Eater, Thos. Esq. Sims, K. S. Esq. Whittaker; ; and all other iloeksellers.
Grooms:triage, Step. Esq. Sharpe, R. S. the/. Of whommay also be had, by the same Author: Min where it could be done with safety. At-length, all the Royal Family were present, the Foreign A ms•
a Uray, John, L. Sheddon, Thos. thq. CO7:NELII Nrroirs. Vire: ; with English Notes, and Questions after three different storms, and being often in sight bassadors, aid a great number of the Nobility and,
a crseset, R. las. Stewart, Chas. Thos.[
for Examinati,r.,pr. hs. fid. bound. Second Edition. 'of the Englishccoat,st, and often in danger of being Geetry, who all made a most brilliant appearance.—
ileynes, —, thq. Sparks, IL IL Esq. Earnoru IlisresiA, with English Notes and Questions, Sts. 6cl. driven on that of Norway, the fleet, with her Most Their Majesties dined with the Princess Dowaaer of • '-- ilo.forti, .',..i. Lash Skipper, Peter, Esq. bound. Second Edition. ... b
11,:ns!ey, I ..1.4, llsq. Stetle, Jesb. rho. Orinu Merestonritoets Sri mess. With English Notes and Wales• Ott Monday,the '
Serene highness on board, arrived at Harwich, Sep- • 1 sth, at one o'clock , the
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• itsason, Fred. Esq. Smith, James, ,sq. Questions. Second Ed. as.ed. • tember 6th. Her Most Serene Highness, during her.
. . Lord Mayor, Aldermen, •and Common Council of
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Hatch, °este, Eat. Simpsoa, G. M. Este • •••• It has been the design of the Editor to expunge from tedious passage, continued in very good health and the City, went to wide on tilde Majesties at sf. -.!:
iltiatni,sne,,esa
Ir.,,:gs.
et, John, i'':•3q'
I I:Z.:tea John, Es a
ilatneemd, Fred. Esq.
*Licks, John, Esq.
Itesen, Vs.:Him, E:...q. Telford, John, VAT
Wilton, Thos. Ese.
Wanie..an, S. W. Esq.
Webster, .[antes, Esq.
Waitniere, .J elm, Esq.
Ward, \Cahn. Eel.
lissoleed lineniMeitsie. That this ”eetiae, adverting to the he above Edition's every objectionable expressien, and to add „)ints, _r
to a correctly. printed text, Questiora for the et walnation of , i
harpsichord,
the pupil, and. short notes in English, eaplanatory of the Geo-,_
grephy, :Mythology, History, and Custer:* ofehe Ancients.
Srernees' G
In a few days will be radii:lied, No. IX. of
REEK 'thESACR vs, in which the means. adopted • . often diverting. herself with Playing on the James's, to congratulate them •- on their happy imp= .
practising English Vanes, and endearing Gals; after which they waited on the Pi incess Dow.-
herseit to those who were honoured with the care of
he; person.
to accelerate the future progress of the Work will be introduced. •
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}per atest Serene Highness slept on board, and con-
- • • - es --or b • THE CORDIAL BALM 01 GILEAD posiesses tinned there till three in the- afternoon the
eat of Chr Wthiant Curtis taivine rereivh.l the ha raees ..-
e tween thus and core thousand Liverenisr. durini.; tliela..t contest, great efficacy in all Nervous bisorders, Headaches, Week during whichtime next day, age'. They were rece;.ved very graciously, and had •
the honour of kissing ,
their Majesties' 11ands.-- The
Councilmen were all •dressed in their new.
mazarine blue silk gotiess, lined with ftir, wore full- .'
bottOrned wigs,.- .
and made a very grand appear:ince.
her route had been settled, and It was tomputed there were tipivards of 300 co.tches.
.' • Dimness of Sight, •
$ and the't 15 t.t. Mercitants, 13sakers, Ship-owaers, Trathqs and nesses, ljeaviness, ant! Lowness of Spirits, - The same night, about a quarter after six; their
11, otesrs. .g ele (Sty of London, hove publicly recorded their Confustel 'Fhougat, and Wanderings of the Mind, Vapours and
needing to -St. James's. At her landing, she was :Majesties, with most of the Royal I' .1
•••chat the Hcriour.hl • Baronet Was cot one of taoae re- Melancholy, and all kinds of Hysteric Complaints, which gra-
'received
by
the
Mayor.ami y, went to
rceoi .._ . .. .
dually go off by the use of this salubrious Corded. In Sickness 4. Ila wich y-lane playhouse, to see 7'he Rehearsal. Their.. !
tma..: fir CI, said City at the late Election,
tit' teL Stoll-tech, Flatuleasiesh ai Obsitrtiis a safe and "in their usual formalities.bout five o'clock she Nla'est'e - '
Lt Is of (+pinion, That fair Willieni Curtis be invited to offer :iel"st'o it
afford relief t 4 ' • " went in chairs, and the rest of the Royal
biinstlf a Cuididete to he one of the Represent:ail-es of the City pawerful remedy.
lit is admirably
wchea cure
L et' remedies have
of London in Parliament at the approachiug Election, and that ' broken and deeayLe. constitutions, . . .
Public Mee-i•-• be convened of the Friends of the honourable leeen unsuecesefu
came to- Colchester,
Mr. Enew, • where she was received and
and stopped at the house of Family in coaches, attehded by the Horse-guards. ."
waited upon His Majesty was preceded by the Duke of Devon--
by Mrs. Enew and Mrs Rehm • but Captain Best shire, his
The CORDIAL
• a ]feet =:g " hat object, to be held
Baronet, who are clesiro-as,of promoting t
Ils and 13S each, by all Medicine Venders tithe United King-, attended her with coffee, and Lieutenant John Sea- Vice-Chamberlain ; and her Majesty was preceded
Va at the Lentkin Tevern, illehopsgate-street, on rilUisday next, • . • • . .
dont, with copious directions; and in London, by Mr. Seattle' bear with tea. Being thus refreshed she proceeded to by the I.leke of Manchester, 1 M • ' L • •
ler a ajestyas Lord
at he
o'clock precisely.
Leigh, 18, &rand ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, opposite , With • d t •
am, where she arrive a a quarter past seven, Chamberlain, and Lord Cantalupe, her Vice eham- a •
Meeting be
Resolved unaninuatisly, That the Thanks of the . 2
T. e , New Bond-street; Mr. Ward, Holborn; hnd Mr. Stredling,
es given to the Chairman, for his able and judicious conduct in tat Roya.varchange.ill • d Lord Ala
en stopped atercorn s, and his Lordship berlain, the Earl of HarCourt, her Master of the -
Chair. sg3 Cases may be had at Gilead House, as usual. provided as elegant an entertainment for her as the Horse, and by the Duchess of Ancaster- and the --•
• Resolved unanimously, That the foregoing procecdings be time woulcl a.drnit. . . , ...
Countess of Effingham. It is almost incoeceivable .a.
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geblished in the Siorning and Eveaing Papers. SEXUAL DEBILITY AND STRIC.TUBE. .
During the time of her supping, the door of her the crowds of people that waited in the streets, quite •
- • • • •-•- • - • - TT was the Remark of the great Dr. Sydenham, a,
room was ordered to be.wide open, that every body from St. James's to the playhouse, to see their .51.
*. NEW RELIGIOUS CIatSS-BOOK. -11.- that acute diseases are the punishment of Heevam; but. . . • ,
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at ht have the pleasure and satisfaction of seeing •isties It • • •
that chronic qtses are infiictet‘ by ourselves. The consequence 'snug e , p ..
j .. . is said that the crowd pressed so violently ..,-
This day was publiehed, . •
Ilia thick Volume of 630 Pages, price 75. boards, the Second of a prevailing malady proclaims too feelingly to the sufferers her Majesty, and on each side of her chair stood the upon her Majesty's chair, that she discovered some --
Edition, much enlarged and improved, of this unwelcome truth. What situation cart be so pitiable where Lords-Harcourt and Anson: signs of fear; but upon entering the playhOuse,
:';the mind glows with passion which the infirmities of body can- The fruits were choice el n figs,
pears, &c. and she presently recollected herself, and behaved with
i' THE YOUNG CfiIIISTIAN'SCYCLOP4PI4 ;
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or, A Compendium of Christian Knowledge : conaisting not indulge ?---Whete indiscretion, or mal-treaneent have pro. ln . o 1,
duced the premature debility' of age in the sexual or n., and many other sorts, both in and out of season. She great gaiety the whole night after. Never waS seen so • :
54 of a Series of Lessens in Morality, Virtue, and lietission, care-
whsra the bloom and vigour of manhood is nolonger alive to its slept That night at his Lordship's house; and a little brilliant a house, the ladies being. mostly dressed in '4
fully selected from the best Authors. Compiled chiefly for thc
Ins:sue:ion of the Youeg, in their Religines, hior.d, and Socha
Delles, ail to itnbue their minds with the love of Piety and
natuial yatithful fire? To such Messrs. COOPER and Co. offer
every consolation and the promise of a certain, safe, 'and per-
manent Cure, conducted ducted with the delicate secrecy it requires, after twelve o'clock on Tuesday, her Majesty came the clOthes and jeWels they wore athe It • I • i
to Rumford,.where she d
Mr. he House acts full t Royal rearrtaae. - •
s!oppe at . Dutton's,, almost as soon as the doora se`ere -?: •
Se;es, Virtue. Intended fur the Use of Youag Persons of both s
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k and speedily renovating the lost energies.multitude
wine-merchant. The King s coach and servants met open, so that out of the vast
at kkool ; and for Families. Nor are their sufferings less severe from another complaint.— her
Majesty there, and she was by them served with a fiftieth part got in, to the infinite disappointment -';`i
. . By J. BAXTER,
Of Barkisland School, mar Halifax. Srxicru RE. occasions a total derittgement of the urinary system; coffee at his
the nights are harassed by pain, and the day by fruitless efforts,
Laudon : P:inted for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater- to gain relief. Here a regulated system, ia the hands uf sdence
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te nosterhow.
and skill, overcomes every difficulty, and rouses the were of
the constitution to act fur itself ; in the success pf this principle
LONGMAN AND CO.'S CATALOGUE OF OLD Meurs. Cooper and Co. have never failed, and Stricture is a
BOOKS, FOR 1820.
This dey was published, price '..ls. 6d.
rrHE FIRST PA !IT of a GENERAL CATA- complaint always under their contralti.
Messrs. COOPER and Co. are conralted daily at Charlotte
House, Great Charlotte.street, Blackfriars-road, and 15, N &clack, and then
attendants house. She stayed there till almost one and fatigue -of -many theusamts. ' There ••• -
entered the Ic g' coach.'The oa" ' •
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of her Ma *- in three other ti as a• •
pi oga u, deal of mischief done at the doors a
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jesty were - '.•-'
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in the first were smite Ladies• from Meeklenburgh, prudent enough to get in, had their cloaks, - • caps,
and in the last a-as her Majesty, is'ho sat forward, aprons, handkerchiefs, all torn off; the g,-eat crowd, '..
and the Duchesses of Ancaster and Hamilton, and want of fresh • •
1-1 Majesty
air brought to the people's minds
wood_ backward. Her was dressed entirely in the the condition of those unhappy people who Were suf.- . _
stock-street, Bond-street; where Letters from the Country, English taste ; she wore a fly-cap, with rich laced located in the black-hole at Calcutta, in the East -
1.0 A_ LOGUE of OLD BOOKS for the year 18:0; coptaining , containing aninclosure, and a correct statement of their Case, lappets, a stomacher ornamented with. diamonds, Indies. A girl was killea, and a man so trampl al` :"
1. the classes of Theology and Ecclesiastical. History, in various I will be immediately attended to, and Atleice and Medicines and a very rich gold brocade suit of clothes, with on, that he recovered with much difficulty." - c • '•-
.I, Languages ; History, Bitteraphy, Antiquities, and Miscellaneous ' sent to all parts of the World.
llproceeded a a tolerable .:bjects, in Engii6h T . obe sold at the alfieed ptices, by Long- ry, Mechanics have Advice Gratis, at Charlotte House,. a whitt ground. • They On Wednesday, the Chancellor and University or '.?,
h man, Hurst, (tees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. every Eveniug from Six till Eight, and on Ssultlay-?rlorniags pace, attended by an incredible number of specta- Oxford presented-their Address, and both Universi- :
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a ay Amongst the Theology will he seen a very considerable until Twelve o'clock.—Privete Doors at each House. tors, both on horse and foot, to Stratford-le-Bow ties seeemed have " d •
•to vie with each other in making ' number of the most rare and curious books of all :lees, while and Mile•end turnpike, where they turned up Dog-
Dotran et placens oxen. Ho:. • . the most illustrious appearance on this happy event
ti, the colkctor of English books will rind, in the succeeding class,rit• • •
,
Thy house am 1 pleasing *rye. row, and prosecuted their journey to Hackney turn- " e - •
numerous works, both of uncommon occurrence and general ,there been a greater number of persohs of hi _h rank
• • piste, then by Shereditch Church, and up Old-street-uhlity.—The remaining Parts of the Catalogue of this Van Col- QQCII, A TES, by leis discourse on Marriage, so en-and eminence attending the-presentation of their re- '
lection will speedily appear. AY raptured Ids auditors with the subject, that the married men d th C. d •
roa to e ity-roa , across Islangton, along the z ' •
s ective Addresses, than had been known a • "
n ail -
flew to their wives, and the bulk:ors. hastened to be wedded; New-road into Hyde-pr 4, down Constitution-hill,former occasion. • a
4% HUNTINGDON PEERAGE. and h The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word wife is the most into St. James's-park, and then to the garden-gate of •. a -
Agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred
institution, lhe Playhouses, likewise, vied with each other on
'• Speedily will he published, handsomely printed in 4to. with
Lien, of marriage, compisses the desideratum of our enjoyment,this occasion. On the 25th their Majest'esand d •
Portraits of the Earl and Countess of Huntingdon, i coach by the Duke of Devonshire, as Lord Chem- i the
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teeming not only with happiness on earth, but disposing the sou_ .
'Loyal Familywent to Covent-garden Theatre to-
THE HUNTINGDON PEERAGE ; comprising itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to berlain, to the gate, where she was received by his - , - .... see
a detailed Account of the Evidence and Proce:Ali..:ll cm- entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative Royal Highness the Duke of York. As her Majesty the lugger s-upera, with which her Alajesay appeared -
>'' rested with the recent Restoration of the Eerldom ; scetther duty, nut only to regulate the pardons, but to cleanse the grosser
alighted from her coach, his Ma' t descended the
Jes y highly delighted. On this occasion two magnificent
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with the Report of the. Attorney-General on that schema. i o nature :rein those inipuritiel shhichhhe freedom
tof Intrestricteu I
whichis refixed, A Genealogical and Biographical Histore cr the pleasure may have entailed on it. I o the pee. ect of such. atten- •
laustrieas Movie of Hastings, including 3 Mentair of the pre- stun rat attributelsle rnaoy of those hapless instances, which,
hnt Earl and his Family. The whole interspersed sake a she while they excite :he commiseration of the beholder, should also ,so steps from. the Palace into .the garden and they met
half• • • each otherway; and as her Majesty was .going
boxes were •prepared s one for their Majesties, of 'a
' • • cherry-colouted velvet,
pay her obeisance, the King took hold of her hand-,.the festoon enriched with a
silver embreidery, lace, and fringe ; in the centre -.
:seta of carious historical arid legal m:Ater, and sev<<ral oritjoal impress him with the tear of self-reproach. raised het up, salutes it, and then. led her. up stairs. was represented two* hymeneal torches, enclosing a
Getters and incidental Anecdotes of distinguished Individuals Lux:aloes hahits will effeminize the body, a residenee in the heart, the crevice a mutuns ardor ;" the columns were .
Afterwards their Ma'esties her Re 'al Highness tl‘e
a .. scereca.—By HENRY NU GENT BELL, Esq. Stusient °CI Tropics wail relax the elastic fibre, but more especially does the 1
Princess
the inner Temple.
'S terrace.:J. ' )' '', wreathed w
1 ,::start itefenation of youth too fie compromise the Dowager of Wales, and all his Majesty s
Los don : Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Peter- ' reeeeel &gility into a state of inanition, from whence the ago-
rester-row ; ard to be had of the Author, No. 10, Atklphi- iced sufferer isehe than doubts the chance of relief. To all brothers and sisters, except the two youngest, dined
together. After dinner, her Majesty ccas pleased toand a
kith lace, and the • d
`assets . . caeopy a orned with' '. •
crown of excellent wo I • •
t manship ; the . .
iv tole lined with white satin. 'fbe• other for the a.
such, tlta, we address ourselves, offerieg hope, energy, =sett-Princess, Was of blue velvet, deorateci with gold,
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chew herself, with his Mejesty, in the genera, and
• eo• A digested and authentic Account of this important De- Lr strength, felhity ; nor will our advances appear questionable,
fronting the Park, •People.'•
thane which no,v stands on record as matter of legai reference sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years , ocheapartments
.)1,1 precedeet, nerd which has eeeited so much animosity, by seccessful experience. The easy cares of married life are some- '
7 ..P soa of tie singular circumstances connected with the tier times disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which con- I Highness
when in abeyance, while it promises much rare and curious in- centrate the iieinial wreath; fur the female habit is often ;Giusti- i and the canopyaistinguished with the onsigns of the
to the•
_rinci_ali.,,
of ..,a. ~, .
All the Royal Family, together with his Royal P ,r •i)
baud to cost 700.
the Duke of Cumberland, who gave her • '
the King, and Princess Amelia, were present
for:melon to the general reader, must prove peculiarly accept- tenth-LOY weak, yet it can be strengthened, and deatientenergy ,-. _
ale end valuable to the Senator and Lawyer, and to the rope- improved hho funetiopal power. (at the nuptials. Choir Majesty s, after the ceremony,vs tes. The whole is said •to have
hap to leer
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We are. py u, ,from private letters from
NI .‘::' renks of the Publie at large. ln eve: y case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relax- ! sat on one side of the altar, on. two state chairs, under Paris,
that the En hg Ii residing there, from feelings
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FRAUD PREVENTED. ation of the get:en:tire econtnny, we pledge our ability to cure :
speedile, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the un-
feelien tmpyric from the position s.o prestimpreceisly taken up, ' .
a canopy ; her Royal Highness the Princess Dowager
of Wales sat facing them, .in a chair of state, on the of sorrow and respect for the late ever to be lamented ..
Dttke of KENT, did not go to the grand Ball at Ae
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tai,iie Bourbon. None.mort sincerely COUN'rERACT the many attempts that are we deviate from general PrinciPleswith less hesitation; and con-; Other side ; and all the. rest of the Royal Faraisy on_
_. ~ participated in . •
sa:s reesee to impose on the unwary a BPURIOUS COM- Edent in our ohm uonoureble integrity, as Member? of the Col-;stools, and the Quality on benches, which consioed this feeling • and condUct than his Semite Highness •
e' ' Ca.TioNinsteid of the GENUINE. itLACNlNGpieparecl 'ege of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either' Qf all ;he Foreign •
Ministers, including Mons. Huss},
. . s the Duke of ORLEANS! whose intimacy with the late
; :)AY are Al A ItTI N, they have stiopted a new Lobel, in sex (especially those entering into matrimsnial life), at once to
all the Peers and regresses of the kingdom, together Duke of KENT, must have augmented the grief which,
4 :,.,1, their segnature and address, ner house; where dady• attendance ta given for personal consult • .
ta. 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, cation, and letters from the country are immediately answered, : With the Bishops, except the Right Hon. end alight in common with all good men, his Serene Highness
:.% these must contain a re:AO:vice for advice and medicine, which ' Rev, the Bishop of Hereford, who had sprajned his Mt for the loss of that excellent perscniage.
" a ?f, ennspireously placed in the centre of the Label,' that they can be forwarded to any part of the world, h-esever distant. I aucle. After the ceremony there was a public draw- Early onWednesday morning, the Greyhound Inn,[
•a <t ~a :.<.ter.tion to this, and the cliffercme 9f the type, which'; , GOSS and Co. ?I. It. C.. Surgeons: . .
ing-room. The marriage cerempny began at nine Monmouth, ' was entered and .tobbed of a number cf
' • I: all li.tter.press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
.13, Bouveriesetreet Fleet-street, London.
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s„' i s -115. Jqst puhlished, 12th Edition, i.O clock at night ;at the conclusslm of which the guns great coets, pairs of boots, and other treating apparel. •
=r li, :L ai 3:..nan BLACKING, sonde and sol 4 wholosale by The ,ZZIS of LIFT a , fansiaa
r r Commentary on the above ' at the Park and the Tower were fired, and the cities of By tea o'clock of the same morning, the robber w
‘,N ;tivi k.I.NRTIN, 07, I;janelissiborti, and retiiilldly the i Diteeses.—By GOSS and Co.—Address:d to
alien Youth end,
rtnci Gri ars cuss,thal-Banl,seners, lroienongers, t!erfti- : Maturityof both Sexes. May be had at !eh. 20, ltoster-raW. •11 1 e
re.
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at r-, 800 -Slelzsrs, &c. in the I:sited litageoni, :a i
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London and NYeetzpinster, Scc.were finely illuminated. overtaken, on the road to. Hereford, with all the
joicings Were universally expressed by the Peo- stolen property in his possession, and subsequent]
i that cheerfulnesswhich trueloyalty inspired on I commitied to Monmouth Jail.y
• I hookaellers, I Lee oh ig: sa. la aid is. fiti. each.
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