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Tle LONDONV GAZ/7JATE, Feb. 3, XSi6. This Ga7ette notifies that the DukIe of Richmond was ss'orn in son iuesday last as l.ord Lieutenar-t of SIssex, at a Privy Council at Brighton; and that, on We-irenday, inl consequerne ot the Prince Regent's detention at lirebtron, ?? Castiere

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OMAN CEMENT (cotnmnonly called Par- Rh~t ker's Cement,) for stuccoing Old Houses, and giving- them the appearance of New Stone Buildings, at the same time keeping the Walls free from Damp; also making Tanks, Cisterns, Malting Floors, and every species of BricK-work, in or under w

A ARY TREWMAN, surviving Partner of the Hoase of TREWMAN and SO.S', with the warmest feelings of gratitude for the many and nume- rous favors eonferred on thent, begs most respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, her Friends, and the Public in' general, That their old-eftab

PO STS CRIP .v0STKS'ClRI PT. THURSDAY's POST. L)NBDON, TUESDAY, FEIBRtARY 6, 181B. T OILD CASMLE REAGGH last, night made his L ] prolmised motion for a National Monument, in hllonour of the great and decisive Victory of Trafalgar. His Lordship introduced his motion by a very elo-

February while I admire his eloquence and especially his bold ness upon that occasion, and I look upon the latter as a symptom that he has no desire to become a Lord Chancellor or an Attorney General, I must still say, that I do not see the use of such descriptions, however just