11.1111111p.MINIMINIP.. ;, . , • , • •••• S.‘: OWL , .• • . • . • • .‘ . 7.' .1 - .• • •• • • : • 5Vt: "" TIIE NAT OY. 13. . REGIS _ TER.. . . • . • 727 of the Secretary of State when the same could be presented, in order that they might obtain a knotile.dge of the precise tisue, and publish It in the papers.. This motion was unanimously agrod to. • The thanks of the Meeting were then voted to the Sherifrs for • their liberal conduct in the ('hair ; awl it was resolved that the proceedings should be published. The Sheriffs tiaally returned ° thanks for the honon r conferred tos them, awl they expressed a hope, that the decorum which marked that as s em bly. would remain an example for similar meetings. Chesterfield Travestie !!!—ln One Vl)lame, small Octavo, embellished with ten Caricature Engravings bv lioitylandsoh, from Dra‘t ings by IVuodward, price only 4s. plain, or fls co loured, Chesterfield Travestie ; or, School fur Modern Manners. Dedicated to George Coleman,.tbe younger, " The times are oat of,joint. 0 cursed spite ! " That ever I was burn to set them right. '---Sn it ES. The better sort should have b4ore 'em " A grace, a manner, a decorum l"-1117 . .r Len. This publication, 'though dedicated to the most celebrated .satirist of the age, needs not his protection to usher it into the world, for since the pen of a Butler or a Churchill lashed the follies of the age, we have not met with so well-directed or cutting a satire on the fashionable follies of the day, as Cnes terfield Travestie, equally abounding with attic wit and eccentric conceit." Published by Tcgg, 111, Cheapside, and sold by all Bookiellers in Great Britain. • ,Robert Parsons, Lynctssabc and Widcionlie,'Sonleiset, gracer! ' Nov. 18, 19, and Dec. Vl,' nt our, at the rhristophee inn; Rath* Atts•rtfies,* ;Messrs. Shepherd and Adßoston,' Hedford-row ; and Mr. R. A. theppard, Bath. ; • DIVIDENDS... / .:- -• • . :. Nov. 29. Robert Bryan, Greek-street, Soho, tallow-chandler, at eleven, at Gaildhall, f Per. I. William Sisana, StOltpirrt, bias ler, at ten, at 016- Crbvin and Anchor Inn, Stockport & Nov. IV. David Johnston, Brown-street, Ilannver-Nuate,; smith, at eleven, at Guildhall. . Dec. 3. Richard Atkinson, Henry Walters, am, *illiont . • Ord, Fenchurch-street, wine and brandy-inerchailts, at ten,' at Guildhall. . . Der. 6. Joseph Bland and John Satterthwuite, Fen.conri, .. Insurance-broker, at ten, at Guildhall. • Dec.'3. Samuel Penning Parke, East Smithfield, liquor-mer.• chant, at ten, at Guildhall. Der. 5. Edward Woodroffe, Wallastone, Gloucester, iron manufacturer, at ten, ut the Beaufort Ants Inn, Chepstow, . Monmouth. Dec. 2. 'Thomas Sutton. Ringrnore, Devon, ship-builder, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, EA:4er. Nov. 29. William :Merril, Manchester, leather-dealer, two, at the Royal Oak lin., .Manchester. Nov. 28. Richard Barnes, Manchester, victualler, at three, at the Racal Oak Inn, Manchester. Nov. 28. James Kets!law, Manchester, coal-dealer, at font, at the Royal Oak hits, Manchester. Dee. 17. Dixon Holmes, Picendily, warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 29. James Lowe, Clielford,Ciseter, innkeeper, at three, at the Royal Oak Jun, Manchester. Nov. 30. Benjamin Travers and James Esdaile, jun. Queen street, Cheap:isle, sugar-dealers, at Incise.. at Guildhall. Nos.. 29. Samuel Davis, Bug --treet," Saint Mary Ake, mer chant, at elm en at Guildhall. • Dec. 1. William Amtertot, Liverpool, upliolstere6,at one, the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. .... .." • „ pee. 1. Richard Wend and 'rlsoiatst tiil6l,'llarus,ley t lfork, r . n- manufacturer, at eleven, at the White Ileaflnni Horns- I re ..... ~1 irigl 10 ..%rAf ke • • • • rDec. 2. James O ldfield , Liverpeolamierchata, .at tivelve, at te Globe 'rat en,, John -street, Liverpool.. ' .-• 4 r! . • • ' ' CERT tri CA1%411144) 11% *9l i . . Gaetano. Testnlini, Cionthill,prisitk, : ter.--joittspleaff., Mary. anti . Chester, dealer.--='-Genege Staklii; ition l oirget, plane-ilia ker. Joseph Gaily, thfoid-street, irriabuongei..-4 khan! Grover,. Town Mulling, -Kent. grocer.—William Albin, Jones, Alder mailbag, haberdasher. ~.. [rhe Gazette contains a Letter from Captain Packwood n liii NlajesWs sloop Childers. stating the re -rapture of the sloop Lord Nelson, iu ballast ; .and of the capture ash.. Danish sloop Flinerurskern - sten, of 4 four-pountlers. 2 sn is els, :mil 21 men--he bad Only captured the above sloop.—:t loiter from Captain Smyth, of ilk Nlajesty's ship Brilliant, states the capture n 1 or! Point du Joni lugger, of 3 guns and 30 men, Vl' hick hair maste suectessful cruizes against the British trade.] at • TUESDAY'S LON DUN GAZETTE. Vire-Admiral Sir James Saumarez has transmitted to the llonourable William Wellesley Pole, a letter he had received from Lieutenant Thomas Wells, Acting Commander of his Ma iesty's sloop, the Cruizer, .dated or the Wings, the Ist inst. givinw an account of his having, on that day, fallen in ‘t I a Daui;lo flotilla, of about twenty armed cutters, lutzgers, gun-ves- A,, and row-boats; and of, his havingeaptured one of them, a Ahuyt-rigged privateer, , Rf two four-pounders and thirty-two men; the retitaindel ' biiiaftuade their escape s by rounini, under the Island of Leooe p t PA ELTXERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. • "T Sprake and Co. Sun Tavern-fields, rnpe-manufactavers, ,E;a villar and Dettomr, Virginia-street, Ratcliffe- high way, ;agar refiners.—Faleu r and De Lanny, Woburn-place, dentislf.— Co well and Dailies, littiensgr;'ve, 'Worcester, surgeons. Parker and Co. Maiden-lane, hosiars.—Fletebet and Holdback, Kings winfi)rd, Stafford, maltsters.--Neivhatu, Ure, and Mitre-court, Cheapsidei--Wilson, flaw thrni, and Waitt, Ken dal, cotton-dealers. . , BANKRUPTS. Jeremiah Miller, Brightlielmstone,• bricklayer, to surrender Nov. 30, Dec. I, and 20, at eleven, at the old Ship 'fawn). Iltighthelmstone. Attornies, Messrs. W. and T. Attree, Bright helmstone ; and Mr. Lllib, Hatton-garden. John Dixon, liewcastle Demesne, Cumberland, drover, .Nov. 28, 29, Laid 20, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. Atturniet„ Mr. Jlouuse y , Carlisle; and Mr. /I. Mounsey, Staple Loudon. Nicholas Ifaughan, Oakshaw, Cumberland, drover, Nov. 2 C, t 29, and Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Bu . sh Inn s Carlisle: Attornits, Mr. Mounsey, Carlisle; and Mr. 11. Mounsey, Staple London. Jeremiah Connellan, 'St. Catherine's, ship-chandler, Nov. 12, L'. and Dec. 20, at ten, at Guildhall. sstlatornies, Messrs. Hour- Milan aid Hewitt, Little Friday -street. 'flioinas Lyon, Liverpool, merchant, Xov. el, 2 1 4, nod Dec. 26 , at eleven, nt the 'Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attornits,. Mr. Windle, John-street. Bedford-row, London ; and Mesrs. Griffith and filmic, Lower Cagle-street, Livereool. Tompson, jun. Wolverhampton, grocer. Dec. a, 6 , and 20, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arms Inn, l'enkridge. .4.ttornies, Mr. Biddle, Wolverhampton ; and Mr. 11 illiams, staple Inn, London. Wither More, Halesworth, Suffolk, smiler, Nov. 21, at four, and Dec. 20, at eteeen, at the Angel, lialesworth. t t. Mr. Crabtree, lialesworth ; and Mr. Pugh, Bernard street, Russell-square. Jusepli Rose, Road, Somerset. farmer, Nov. 18, 19, and Dec. , tt eleven, at th e Ch r i stop h er Inn, Bath. Attornies, it lessts. Shopl.ard ;cud Adlingten, Bedferd-tea 1 an.l Mr. it. A. Shlpard, • •• A Gentleman of Distinction, about fifty years of age. Or, has used the Russia Oil regularly this twelvemonth for dretsiog • his flair, has declared to the Proprietor, that his flair is Out only grown in thickness nod strength, but it has also prevented 6 : is turninz grey, which was before on the decline; it is there: , fore recommended to polies and tientlemcat.who wish to benefit' • 4; from the Russia 011. not to weglect using it regularly, as it Can.: not be expected of having the 'desired effect if only applied at • intervals. The Royal Family, mitt Ladifts and “entleupen •of ••• ' Distinction•and Toshio*, use Prince's Russia Oil for misistenings., . . the Hair when dressing, which is so great a nourisher to the flair, as to prevent it turning trey to all periods, promotes the growth, 'and making the 11Eiir grow thick and long,. prevents: its tilling oW; and restores it on bald place!, if the least roots •-• .. • remain.—Several Deathonen that were haid.fiave dertared,.after using the Russia Oil regularly for three months, the Wel Owe. . ' became nearly covered with Hair; pramoiei eye -brows, %his. kers, and prevents them turning. grey ; at 7s. per bottle, or bottle containing Nor small, atone (Wines.. Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, A. 'prince, No. 9, John-street. - ford-street ; and. by appointment„ . 0 most principal Perrin' e•ii An d medicine coders in Ltiglaudlreland, atqt !••.- 0 1.111 1 . ' .. • - • •. -• ! • , _ I • ""' IP • t l , \i , ki V!, i , ; . - ,: - i' ~ i 1 r