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QANCHO; er, HE PROVERBAUST.—.
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and W. Davies, strands and 1.
Hatebasd,

nue day was publisheti, Syn. (the Third Editios) las. boards,
THE PHAKMACOP(EIA of the ROYAL
COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS et LONDON, M.DCCCSIL
Translated into English, with Notes, Stc.
By RICHARD powaLL. m. D.
Fellow of the College, Physician to St. Barlisomew's, and the
• Maplalen Hospitals, Sic. Sm.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
nosten•row. •

SOUTHEY'S WATERLOO.
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Eight Engravings, price ins. Ad. hoards,
POEI"sPILGR IM A GEtoWATERLOO.
1 By ROBERT SOU I'HEY, Esq. Poet Laureate, Member
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demy of History,
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This day was published, price es, ad. No. V. of
THE ASIATIC JOURNAL; or Monthly Re.
Sister for Fritish ladla and Its Dependencies • containing
Original Communications, incieding a Biographical Memoir of
the late Alexander Dalrymple, Esti. an Account of the War in
Nipal ; Discourse to the Literary and Scientific Society or Java,
by President itoffirs ; Asiatic Fragments, Poetry, &e. Reviews
of Pottinger's Travel. in Belt.ochistan and Sinde ; Stewart's
His-
tory of Bengal; and Key's Principles of Civilization ; Literary,
and Philosophical Intelligence. Verbatim Report at' the late Des
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PAMPIII.2I3IER.
Just published, price ils. 6d. continued occasionally,
THE e A 1%1 HLETEE lt, NO. XIV.
Containing,
1. A Plan for a Reform of Parliament on Oonstitutional Prin-
ciples—Ps
11. An Inquiry Eno the Right and Duty of compelling Spain

to relinlhish her slave Trade in Northern Africa:
Remarks on the comparative value of Freehold and Copy-
hold Land. Ey %V. Roost. Esq.
IV. An Address to the Proprietors of Bank Stock. By D. b.
Plans, Esq.
V. The Inaugural Oration spoken at the I.endon Institution.
CSAIRLIM BUT LIR, lin.
Vi. The State of the United Kingdom It the Peace of Parks
By Gao. CiIALUZPA, Esq. F.R.S.
VIL Observations on the Scarcity of Money. By E.'rATSOnt,
D D.
VIII. An Essay on Parish Banks. By B. Baanacotty, Esq. F.A.S.
IX. On the Competition of the Distilleries with the Breweries,
X. The Speech of C. C. Wasraati, Esq. M.P. on the Agri.
cultural Distresses.
A Reply to the Edinburgh Review. By the Rev. J. Lis.
CIA go —[Original]
XIL Remarks ow the tdave Registry.EilL
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FROM LAST NIGHTS LONDON G IZETTi

The °tactic contains notice of the honour of Ki ott
Thomas Bell, Esq one of the Sherig's of the city of Lon..
don, and on George Cooper Esq.; the appolutmeti• of the Bev.
Themes Miln, to be one of hit Majesty's Chaplains in ttnlinary ;
of John Hall, Esq. to be Consul for this King-tom Han,oer in
London; and to approve of Mr Edward !Gulden. as Vier Glu-
m' at Deal, and Mr. James 1.4 y, as Vice Con;ut. ct Cowe., in gi
the fide of Wigt.r, for his Majesty the Kit.g of the Two lakes.
This Gazette also Contains a ttrant of army tai account of thee
•nteritoriousservic.nperformed by lat.itn CamPbel:, Cul•tnel
•in the Army, and Lieutenant Coldoei o' the. 91th kr,:inittit of
Foot ; also a grans unto Reber lohn H4rvey, EA. I.tttisenatit-
Colonel it: the Army, ar.l Inc 'of the Portuguese man, th;
may wrar the iniignia.of a Knight of the Kuril Vor•ogsseir.: Mat*
tary Order of the rower and Sword.
MILITARY PROMO rIONS.
- Othce of Ordnan:e, April ZS.
Corps of Royal Engineeti--To be Second Lirtornants.
Gentlemen Cadets—Thnsnas Drummond, Robert K. ilawsoli,
John I Mkhel, George L. Rankest, Henry Pooley, Hastings F.
Murphy, Charles Hay, Francis W. Pettingal, Samuel IJAVessit-
worth. Henry Wentworth, and George Browo.
Stafford Milnii—Ensign William Legge, to In. Lieutenant, vice
LesoistEi rtsign.d ; Lieutenant James Jackson, front the
Vey al.Marines, to be I..isortentintz vice Wool, resigner'.
Herrictedsliere gooier Militia—.Wilitant Destroy, Esq. to he Cap-
. rain ; tharhy Lowet Gent,, to be.l.leutesant and Thaw,
Pain;zi c;arke, Gents. to be Ensigns.
-• . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. •
John Jackson, of Ilhatou, Derbyshire, ropesmsalker, dealer and
chapanaa.

BANKRUPTS.
'Mans Rogers; of Stow on the ViOld, GloneesterahlrP, dealer
anti disputa, w surredder May 16, at seven, May 0, at It,
and June td, at four, at the Old Swan, Cheltenham. Attor-
Wes, Mr. Tun, Slow on the %fold ; or Measm. Leigh, Macon,
and Housman, New !Bridge-street, Lord+u.

ThLdniabgakkier,dpeealler° .1%1; cwill7alinauinti, "Mg,
May 1,
and June 18, at ten, at the King's Head Norithleach.--•
Nosialayttutegr,
Attornies, Messrs. Edmunds and Jeyes; eS, Chancery•hae,
I.onion; or Mr. 9. F. Sadler, Winchcomb.
William eneyney Hill, of Bristol, carver and gilder, dealer and
ehapman, May 8, is, and June it 8, at twelve, at the Rummer
Tavern, Bristol. Atrornies, Messrs-Price and W dUams, Lin •
coin's-inn, London; or Mr. Walter Brown, Bristel.
Benjamin Pearson, of Bilstoo, Staffordshire, grocer and makster,
May 17, at five, May 18, cud June 18, at eleven, at the mad-
ford Arms Inn, lvetsey Bank. Attorates, Meters. Steptienuat
and Son, 2, North-place, Gray's tun-lane, Loudon; or Ales,rs.
Wilim and Son, Bits: on.
John Bewley, late of Kingsland-road, Middlesex, and of New.
gate-Market, London, salesman, dealer and Chapman, (bat;
now a prisoner in the King's Batch,) May it, Jane e, and I a,
at ten, at. GaildlialL Attorney, Mr. Samu aute el Irardleyb h..
James Foot, of Soathampton,Nrine•mercbant, dealer and chap.
man, May il, at one, May 18, and June 18, at twelve, at.
Attornles, Messrs. James Richardson and N:.ller,
• New inn.
Richard Berridge Lawrence, late of Great Surrey-street. Surrey,
pawnbroker, silversmith, dealer and chairman, but enw of
Gloucester-street, Hackney Fields, May 14, 18, and June Is,'
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
,Mr. Reynolds, Castls-atreet,.*
Falcon-square. •
Wilkens Beer, of Bristol, pork-butcher, dealer anti chaptnane.
May Wl, 21, and June 18, at twelve, at the Rummer *level-i,
Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Das and Son, 23, Doughty-street,
I...indon; cr Messrs. Bayntone, Bristol.
John Wokleson Wittman, of Loughborough, Leicestershire,
' money-scrivener, dealer and chairman, May au, 2t, at eleven.
and June 18, at three, at the Uhree.Crilwris inn, Leicester,
Anomie*, Mows. Bleasdale, Alelander d ilulme, New
l.endou ; or i lr. Bondi Leicester.
Richard Chanter, of t:humleii,h, Devon, linen-draper, May 10,
29, and June 18, at twelve, at the. Globe Inn, Easter. Attor-
nies, Mr. Pearson, Pinup-court, '1 eutpk, London; or Mr.
Tanner, South Wilton, Dewitt.
John Heyworth, late of Tavistork-street, Bedford square, Mid. •
Orin, jeweller, klay 11, 18, and June I 8, at eleven, at Onside
hall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street.
Francis Falkeer, now or Lae of Marlow, parish of Leintwardine,
Herefordshire, farmer, dealer and chaptuan, May 17, le, di d
Jane in,at eleven, at. the Sun lan, Ludlow. Attornies, Mew*.
Russel and Jones, Ludlow; or Mr. Ilighmoor, Setit's•yard,
Bush-lant, Cannon•street, Loudon.
Janice Peat aud.Jaines klandell, of Bedford-street, Covent-Gar-
den, pilk-mercers, dealers and clopineu, May r 3. sl, and Jon:
at eleven, at Guildhill. Attot key, .1/fr. Phipps, Vi eavei
tall; Bisiiighali-sti eet. •
'Thomas Elwell, of Aston, near Birmingham, deader is limn,
May 2.1, 22, and June lb, at two, at the Unten favern, Sn.
mingham. Attitudes, Mr. Nichols, No. in, Gray's len square,
London • or Mr. Mole, Birmingham.
John Hattimm, of Manchester, plumber, May 24, 23, and Juno
18, at eleven, at the Star inn .Manchesser. Atternies, Ms.-
John Lawler, Manchester ,• or Isiesars. liurd, Shaw, and Joan.
son, King's Bench-walks, Temple, London.
Sarah Hannah Paittborpe, otherwise Sarah Barnett, of Liver-
pool, milliner, June 1, S, and 18, at one, at the George inn,
Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. kosion and Buinmr,
pool; sw Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane,
London.
Robust Brown, of Kellleld, Yorkshire, farmer, May 13, at are,
14; and Jane lit, at eleven, at the Old Jilephant and Castle,
Pontefract. Attornies, Mr. Smithson, Pontetract; or Mrs
Blaktdoek, Serjeants' lan, Fleet-street, I.ondosi.
'ohm Lewis, of Bristol, woollemtiltaper, May Is, 27, and June
arelsven, at the Bush Tavern, Bs istoL Attornies, Messrs.
Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Fr.day street, I.oridon ; or Mr.
Was. Bevaifddristol.
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David Pace, isfAlstord-street, linen-draper, May Is, lone•I,
-oats, at twelve, a Guildhall, Arsurnoy, Mr. Juno, lino.
klesbury, Cheaptide.
Staubrough; jun. iote of Woking, Surrey, Tusubuan, 144
11, 20,184 June IS, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attotoy, Mr.
&oker,Goiden,square.
Peter Francis, late of Crown-coast, Broad-street, inert:ham,
May 18, June' 4, at twelve, and 18, at nue, a, Guildhall. Al-
tontey, Mr. Braunell, Cbutch-passage, Guildhalf.
John Galin, of Syreshans, Northamptonshire, shopkeeper, May
IS, 20, and Jane 18, at eleven, at the Black Swan ion, War•
wick. Awatnies, Mr. Tbosnasi Hind-coort, Ftett sweet,
London; or Messrs. Hayden and Parkes, Warwick.
William Lewis, of Dudusustou Lodge, Salop, miller, May 21. at
' iv., 29, and June 18, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, lin:Arley,
Salop. Actorniesi Mr. Meg, Southampton buildings, Chan-
eery-lane, London; or Mr. Watford, firoseley.
Wham Baglebole, of Mark-lane, corn-factor, May 11, is, and
June 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Minorcan,
Groat St. Helen's.
thomas Parks, of Battle, Busses, tailor, May 21, 28, and Juno
at tsvdlve at Guildhall, London. Anatole., Mews,
Gregllollll had lutustreau, Angel-court, Throvuoriou-street,
London.

Tun ROYAL PAlL—Next Thursday week a Draw-
ing Room wid be held, when the Royal• Pair wiil be
presented, and which will no doubt, from this attr►c-
tive circumstance, exceed in splendour any that has
been witnessed for several years. A Drawing RPont,
which will be held next Tuesday in Cooper's Huila
may also boast its splendour and attraction, we mean
the room in which the Lo:fery will be drawn, where
tiN prizes of £30,000, and fifty other Capitals, will
be presented by the Mistress of the Ceremonies, Ma-
, ditste Fortune, to thoso who may visit her.

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