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DE GUERRE on the BANKS of the TALUS. wilich pkce Will hu introduced a sketch of General Masseak's qui k Retreat from Portugal, and the spirited Pursuit and At tack by the British Army, &c. commanded by the gallant Lord Wellington ; also the glorious Bartle and Defeat of the French Army, wilier Marshal Souk, by part of the ANA Army, commanded by Marshal Beretiord, at Albuera, on the 1&h of May, in the former's furious attempt to relieve Badajos, in Spam• Atter which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle ' call.d THE 'ry It ANT SARACEN, AND THE NOBLE MOOR. ' In which piece Twenty Horses, caparisoned in the Moorish cos tum e trained to Stage Action, will perform surp risin g feat's, the whole producing superior theatrical 'Sect, Ina nouvelle point of view. Divers Exgreites, by 12 celebrated ,Equestriane. To which will be adder}., thefavourite Pantomime of • HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR. oi-oupir6R AND EUROPA. • Doors open at Half-past rivel begin at Halt-past Simemtifilif Price, Half-past Eighr.--aotos, 44.—Pit, gs.—Gal. Is. a. p This Evening Tracey Castle, the populate stage Bore Spree.. tacle, Equestrian -Exercises, apd,.the favourite Pantomime of 1-larleqinn's Amour. _ . • On tt of lune was published, price its. sd embellished with a coloured C odczkire of the Dinner of the Four-in hand Club at Salt Hill, Nh. VI. completing the Snit volume, of r f 'I - 1 E SCOURGE ; or Monthly 'Expositor of Im posture and Polly: containing, among a variety of other articles on the Poiltics, the literature, and the Manners of the Age, an Appe:l to the Public on the extraordinary Ite-appoint nt of the Duke of York as Commander in Chief; Letters be tween Major S. and Mrs. S.; Memoirs of the notorious Dv. Wins, Anthony Pasquin ; I,ite of Charles King; the i Knight and his Esquire ; Spevches at Salt Hill; Full Exposition of the CircutllS!llllCvi co:lactic:l with the delicate Investigation; Essay on Modern Resvectability ; . on the Misaloniry Society; View of .the Drama, &c. &c. &c. I.oadon : Published by M. Yves, 5, Newgate-street ; 1. John won, SI. Cheapside ; Goddard and Chapple, Pall Ilfall, and other Etook sellers.. STRAMONIUM' AND ASTHMA. This day was published, price' Is. id. with s eoloured Engraving of the Plant, COMMUNWATIQNS relative to the DATURA • STRAMONIUM, or THORN-APPLE; as a Relief or Cure oCASTHMA. Addressed to the Editor of the Monthly Mtgazine, and many of them never before published. Printed for R (CHARD PIILLIPS Groat Bridge-street, Black friars; and soli by Sherwood, Neely. , and Jones, Paterneeter tow ;J. Highly, neet-street ; anti J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho. N. B. This Pamphlet contains not only full and clear Instruc tions for the growth, preparation, and administration of Stramo nium,iit also satisfactory testimonials of the efficacy of the Ge nuine Unadultera:ed and Unsophisticated Herb from profes pineal Men, sad oilier+. - HARVEY'S SAUCE fen fISH, GAME, STEAKS, ticc • . 'THE great and extraordinary demand f o r the stove universally admired SAUCE, still inducing several Shaplnkepitts to yen apprious Articles', te Nobility and = f eita respisetitilly .11oRcr-Ati ket 4 1. 1 4 1 / 1t51 4 . 44 1, • rtd LA • snit 't"Warehentlie, rso. 6; DDWARD-2•Tit LILT, alsisw-sQvmse, London ; and, by appointment, is sold at one or two shopsin every town in the United Kineera, each bottle having Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. •••• E. L. begs to recommend the Essence of Anchniies now firotigbt to the greatest perfection, which, with a variety Of rich Sa OM and deities, may be had in cases of ail sites, fur family use and 'spot-attires. • IMPENET • RA 1-1 E PAINT, made with Prepared Fish Oil , for preserving Stucco, Brick, or Plaster ' Proms ; gives them a uniform coliur, end prevents their crack-, bog or peeling off; also for preierving Wooden Buildings, Park fences, Iron-railing, Barns, and•every description of wood e:- posed to the weather. :Flits Paint, of various colours, is offered to the Nobility, Gentry, and others, from the high estimation in which it Is held by great numbers of the most distinguished chs metere who have used it ii large. quantities for years past, and who give the most decided testimony to its invaluable properties. Sold only by Vanhengen, Pores; and Mitchell, No. 21, Mary la-bonne-street, Golden-sinare. 14. B. Mr. Vanherman received a medal and premium from the Society of Arts, &e. Adeiphi. for the *hove Invention IRE and LIGHT! quickly produced, without - 1 .• FLINT and S I'EEL•!I Or that DANOBILOVSCONIEUSTIBLE PHOSPIWAVI ! by means of a NEW POCKE I INSTRUMENT made and sold only by THOMAS GILL, et its MANUFAC TORY for IMPROVED. FINE CUTLERY, Nn. 83, Sl' JAMES's-STRZET, eppoeite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Were may also be had, His NEWT Y-INVEN lED SLIDING KNIFE, and KNIVES with PEN NIBILIERS, on an Improved com•ruction ; his superior SURGEON'. INSTRUMENTS ; GRAVERS and ETCH ING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS; PEN-KNIVES, RAZORS, *EEDLP.S, Stc. made by his IMPROVED PROCESSII. of AN N WIVALLID TEMPER. AIM, his LONG-CELEBRATED WARRANTED SWORDS; Onus, PISTOL., Miss and ACCOUTRZNIEN rs of every description, Wholesale, Retaß, and for Exportation. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. FREEHOLD MAYOR AND 'ESTATFS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE COHIR.''.:7.I - , A LI. thgt valuable FREEHOLD gnd TITHE FREEk- ESTATE, In *session and reversion, aituate in ,the parish of Little Compton, in the county of Gloucester, com prising the extensive Manor of Little Compton aforesaid, with sundry very eligible Farms, let to responsible tenants, containing upwards of Eleven Hundred wed Fort y-six Acres of rich Loamy, .Arable, Meadow, and Painare Land. The Farms are compact, • and the whole Estate is nearly comprised within a Ring Fence. — The Mansion Houie is substantially built with Ashler stone, unit may at a small expence be made a comfortable residence for a genteel family. The Turnpike Road from Worcester to Oxford runs through .the Parish, distant four miles from Chipping-Norton, six from crow-onstlie-Wold, and three from Morton-in-Marsh. The Manor abounds with Game, and there are mauy Fox Coven ssithin an easy' distance. To treat for the Estate apply to Messrs. Meyrick and Brodertp, snlicitsdrs, Red IJan-square, London ; or Messrs. Matthews and Colgan, Solicitors, Chipping-Norton, at whose respective ()faces Maps may be seen and Itulber Particulars had. It the above Esta.e should not shortly be disposed of, the acme w! he eivided into Lots and sold by Auction. CASE 111. To Mr. BARNETT Geasr, Chytnist, NO. 9, Great Surrey street, Blactfriar's-P oa4. ROBERT LYONS, Es'i Page to her Royal High-' new Princess Charlotte of Wale', had severely been afflic ted with Rheumatism upwards of tbireen years, frequently de riving him of the use of his limbs and resisting every remedy. Until the year 1803, the disease was corfinedchiefty to the liners tied series, when the Guestonian Medicines were applied, by vldeh he was.soon rt bevel, in as to walk about and pursue his " 131 avocation : such an unexpected recovery,. Induced him to en.itinue in the use of Guest's Pill. and Lotion for some mouths, 19 ! irh is completely eradicated the disorder, that he has fad no return of it Witte, as wittiest, 110115 T LT' ova. • Warwick Rout, N0v.174.1,00. 4 = - i;tir ILIA .. SATURDAY, JUNES, 1811• ADMIR,IL7T-OFFICE, MAI - 17, 1811. JY Command of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, Notice is hereby given, that the Situation of DRAWING MASTER in the Royal Naval Coller at Ports mouth has become vacant, and that such Persons as conceive theboelves properly qualified, and are willing to undertake thll duties thereof, at a SAlary of One Hundred Pounds a Year, and an allowance of Thirty Pounds a Year for House-rent, may make Application for the appointment (by letter) addressed to me,senti ing, with their applications, Certificates of their good character, ind Specimens of their ability In the art of Drawin g. J. W. CROICER._ MAN(.I:ES, UPON SUPERIOR IitItINCIPLIIIS. . BY Ills MALES ROYAL LhTTERS pAnucr. 'THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, are tik respectfully informed that S. DAVIS having purchased the Patent of Mr. Mosaic, for his escetlent hIANGLES, has re moved the Busine,s from No. SS to N 0.4, Skinner-Street, Snow hill, I.onelon four doors from Fleet-:Vlarket, where he respect fully solicits Le attention of the Public to his superior Mangle, which, lor power of executibn, rims of .working, substantial compact construction, and every useful advantage, stands unri valled, and which, upon inspection, hi is confident will be ap proved and universally adopted. - AT a General Meeting of the PLANTERS aid WEST INDIA MERCHANTS a aLASGOW, held in the Tontine 'Lavern, op the fl9t 11 of May, 1 4 11, CHARLES STIRLING, Esq. in the Chair, It wailftininitimtly Resolved, - 7. That the West India (.:•isibnies are of the highest importance to the wealth, constneree, and prosperity of this •country ; as their oroduce forms fully one-third of our whole Imports ; as their Empties amouut to snarly ene-fourtis of our exports ; as the shipping employed in the trade affords the best nursery for bra. men ; and as the duties paid to Government constitute a prince pal branch of the revenue. C. That it Is, therefore, oar best policy, as well as our incum bent duty, to nourish and protect our fellow subjects hi the Co loniet, from whom we derive such immanent advantages, ate' whom we place under the restriction of sending their produce to this country in a raw.4tate, and in British bottoms; 3. That it was proved before the Pirey Council in 1713, that itt the cultivation of Estates in the West Ipthes there was a Priti• . capital embarked of 286,551 1 400, which, with iebsequent ad vances, must slow amount to nearly ,Amble that sum ; and it was reported by the Committee of the House of Commutes in 11 , 07, .4WAltit4ealsJuive. 'adman yAilildhitheiti ie.* . 104 14 pee 410.4 till, at the present moment, there a no return of inter est whatever. i 4. That, by the Report of the Committee in I eO7, the import of Sugars into Britair. was 3,651,666 cwt of which the export Amounted to i,t $0,534 cwt.—since which time the import, from the capture of the tort ign islands, has been largely au •mented 'tivisile the export, owing to the continental restrictions, has alnaost wholly ceased ; so that, unless a remedy be provided, the surplus above the home consumpt, which is nearly a third of the whole i produce, must be thrown pit the market, useless and unsaleable 5. That it appears by glacial returns to Parliament.' hid in the year 1110, the real value of Foreign Grain imported juto Great Britain, amounted to 0,077,165, which would have been con sderably more, had not Sugar at the time been substituted ha Corn in the distilleries. 6. That the real value of Grain annually consumed in the di,. Cherie% was estimated in the, Report of the Colmuitlet at 470,00 e quarters, or about 29.30,000. T. That the corresponding quantity of Sugars, which may have been used in the distilleries, during the suimension of Grain, ma, he computed at 770,000 cwt. or about 60,000 Ithds. of 13 cwt. sock. a. That, under such circumstance', no policy could be more obvious—no duty could he more imperious, than to husb.md on. iners resources; to save the food of the poor; to counteract tilt anthoommercial system of the Continent—to render this county . ) as far as possible, independent ee - foreign relations ; to consume at home the serene produce of our Colonies, and to give to shot by the use of their Sugar in the distilleries, that boon which we bestow on the enemy, by the importation of their grain—tilt s cherishing oar best friends. in place of encouraging our inveterate foes strengthening their sinews for the prosecution of the war, and giving them our bullion, at the very time that they refuse to receive a single article of our commerce or manufactures. .t . ,, the agricultural interest of this country (ft° justly dear to us all) the measure would I. ve been beneficial, in place of being injuri ous; for not only is the value of Land intimately connected with .he progress of commercial prosperity, but the supply of Grain t• increased, by the importation Cram the Continent seven tims• more than its consumption would bare beets diminished by its exclusion from the distilleries. 9. That the Equalization Bill, lately lost in the House of Lords, although a benefit far short of what the Colonists, under existing circumstances, were entitled to expect, was cert ainly calculated to allay the fears, and to soothe the prejudices, of the opponents to the measure—and, if the comparative rates at which Barks and Sugar were admitted by this Bill into competitios, were deemed unequal, any suck disparity might easily have been cor rected, in place of altogether rejecting the plan. - 10. That as a considerable proportion of the Sugars imported into this Country, is of a middling aid inferior quality, they cast be applied to no other use, during the present state of trade, than Distillation. 11. That, in addition to the miserable prospects arising from the Sugar Markets, and to consummate the distress of the West , India community, the aitiees of Coffee and Pimento, owing to the same Continental restrictions, have become absolute drugs ; accumulating in imnitense quantities, and scarcely worth more than freight and charges. - 12. That we have seen, with sorrow and regret, a spirit of hostility arising against the Colonial interest—and if the rain' which now seems to impend over them, by the prosecution of the present system ; if the toes of the Immense capital which has been invested on the good fahlsof this Country ; if the consequent dis tress which must be or by a numerous body of Merchants—if these be not subjects sufficient to awaken attention, :Ind engage support, it is to be hoped, that the other effects which must in evitably ensue at home, will he duly weighed befor it be too late, as the fate of the Colonies may involve, in their downfal, the commercial, manufacturing, maritime, and financial interests of this kingdom. Resolved—That a Copy of these Resolutions he commtmicated to the whole West India Bodies, and to all commercial and ma unfacturing Towns of importance in gteat Britain ; and, that a Deputation be appointed immediately , to proceet to London, where Delegates tram other quarters shall be requested to con vene, and to impress, in the most earnest and respectful manner, on Ilia - Majesty's Government, the great importance of the case, and the nece.sity of immediate relief. Signed In name area by appointment of the Meeting, CHARLES S :IRLING, Chairman. • ' C. D. DONALD, Secretary. ..1..a....5iii at t- s: ' (PRICE K1P104041444711011 - _ RELIEF fir. TIIE BRETisfl PRISONERS PARLIAMENTARY REFORist IN TRANCE. SrJOHN THROCKMORTON, Bart. le the Mete. Antount received - - £46,155 11 10 , r ii& CAIMMon Cotina of the Cit yof Lrdtdon having R. S. and T. Sharp, Grocers - - 5 S . Great Coneshall Independent Dissenting Meetjrg- rescinded their grant for the use of the Guildhall for else id House, Essex, per Rev. S. Fielding - I g6 6 of lone, a Meeting of Gentlemen friendly to Parliamentary ke- Parish of. Brandestan, Norfolk - - 6 6 9 form will he holden, under the sanction of the names subjoined, Parish of Crettinebam Suffolk - 47 9 , at the Freeinasons' 'reverts, Great Queen-street, on Monday, trllb 10th of lone, at twelve o'clock at noon. for the purpose et d.s. Harthill Parish, York, per Rev. Mr. Wilhy - P. T. B. - - - a lt 10 11 O IS 'I , coning this mest Important of all politic -I questions. Bucklertam, Suffolk, per Rev. Samuel Salmoe -. 3 201 Isto persist) re be admitsed without a Dioner Ticket, priee 151 s • Newbourrte, ditto, ditto - - 1 0 0 to be had of Mr. Brooks, Treasurer, No. 110, Strand ; and at the Mr. George Dodd - , - 5 0 0 Parish of Stanwell, Middlesex, per Rev. W. A. Phe t p 22 0 4 k her of the tavern. Dinner on the trable at six o'clock precisely. Lawford Church, Wanvek, per Rev. John Marriott 13 0 0 Adams, W. Esq. Westminster Leech, E. Esq. diver ' Stephen Gaselee, Esq. - - 55 0! Atkins, E.M. Esq. Berke help, J. Esq. Staffordshire Parith of Galcombe, Isle of Wight, per Re*. D. Worley 4 6 0 0 1 Atkisson, 1. Esq. Yorksh ; re Lewis, IL Esq. Monm outhshire John Freeman, Esq. - S 0 Austin, J. T. Esq. Cornwall Lister, M. B.Esq. Lincolnshire Thomas Langford Brooke, Esq. Mere Hall, Cheshire 2.1 0 0 &toted, S. Etq. Boston Lister, G. Esq. ditto S. D. 'Foliose Esq. • - 4 0 0 Barnard, W. Esq. ditto Lloyd, C. Esq. Yorkshire Parish of Stockton, Shropshire, per Rev. C. Whitrhore 12 6 0 i Wes, I. IN. Mayor for the Loft, Capel, Esq. Sofro lc Parish Church of Great Blakenham, Suffolk, per Rev. I smite Corporation of Not- Loeb, J. Esq. Cumberland Robert Marriott • 4 7 6 1 tingharn •Madocks, W. A. Egos Csensess ' Parish Church of Beaky, Suffolk, pet ditto - 400 ' ' Bearpark, R. Esq. Yorkshire Marsh, H. Esq. Berk% [vomiting' ' Mrs. Sherlock, Ormskirk, Lancashire - 20 0 Beavot, (tr. . Norfolk Marsh, J. Esq. Ald. NoeWich • Parish of St. Dunstan in the East, by Churchwardens 60 l a S Benson, I' . Z . Cumberland Martin, I. Esq. Gimes:venial* Balance of Subscription to the Fend toe defraying th e sq. Bevie, E Ste otilshire Mathews, W. Esq. Some rset Eepences attending the Loyal Declaration of the Birch. 1. sq.E dine Merest L Fisq. Cl i mb-ride:shire Frteholdars of Middlesex, by the Rev. T. 'Ebirl - . Blatkbeisrne, Pee,F.Yorkshire Igetealfe i g . 1.E14.H..-dfrirds'are vrall,Treutirer • - 31 7 0 Bloom, E. Esq. Staffordshire Meynell, r. r;._.T.l' A AVif re ' • ' Transmitted per John D untie had Co. Exeter Bank. , 4 Blount, G. Esq. di-to hltddleton Sirlir. 4 offolle Rev. I. Marriott - - 110 -; Booth, T. Esq. L*icashire Miller S. E sq. C. Cotirt.l . .ondon Par. of Denbory and °pre% Devon, by Rev.W.Kit9oa 10 10 0 , Booth, O. Esq. ditto Morstridge,l.H.Esg,Mtsiml. J ' Parish of Colebrook, Devon - S Q. 5 ' Beeville,W. Esq. Yorkshire Monek, 'F. B. Esq. Berk' St. Mary's Church, Exeter, by Rev. IL. A. Kitson 11 13 7 I Soesfield, R. FA, Stirref Morley,C. L. Esq. Not:ltigharn Transmitted per Sir Win. Forbes and Co. Eflinburglia • Brett, W. Esq. Essex Ttoseire, J. Eel. Norfolk Mr. It. Poston - - • 1 1 0 Brooks, S. Esq Westminster Noir, J. Esq. Hams " Methodist Chapel in the Presbytery of Loclunahen 14 0 0 Brdoksbank, S. Esq. ditto Noe h snore, T. Es.trOeyott -- Clergy of Dumfries at Moffatt - If 14 0 Brown, 'Tim. Esq. Landon O'Callaghan, Hon ti. ' r A Collection at Drysdale • • aa 0 Brown, GC. Esg, Cornwall Onley, lieu. (Aeries, L'ss.tt At Hatton • • • rs 74 0 Brown, G. Esq. !.encash re •Oxtord, Earl of At Kilpatrick • • 510 6 'Burdett, Sir F. Derbyshire Papillon T. Esq. Kent At. Kir kmichael • - • 5. 5 0 Burdett, W. J. Esq. :loin:rut Payne,W. Esq. Yorkshire At Appkgarth - • - $0 0 Burgoyne, M. Esq. Essex ,Payne, 1. E7q ditto At St. Moine. - • - 4u 0 . Bury, F. Esq. Monmouthshire Pearson, J. Esq. Staffordshire At Dalton • • - 410 0 i Byrom, A. Esq. Lan7ashire Peter, Hen. Esq. Cornwall At Whaniphray • - • 2 I 1 0' Canning, F. Esq.Warwickshire Peter, W. Esq. ditto THOMAS PERIWSON, Secretary. Canning, R.Esq.Worcestersisite Phillips, J. G, Esq. Carmarthen No. 3, . Osseeke-yeed, 1 (mills-A -street. Carter, E. Esq. Hants Phillips., J. Esq. W o rcestershire ' Carter, Jas. Esq. ditto Pilkingson,W.Esq. Monmoat k. Carter, John, Esq. ditto Titchford, J. Esq. Norfolk Cartwright, J. Esq. Lincolnshire Postic, J. Esq. ditto Costley, F. Esq. Staffordshire Pobtlethwaite, W. Esq. Lelces. Chamberlayne, W. Esq. Hants Powell, J. H. Esq... Suffolk Ch.tpman,W. Esq. Lincolnshire Price, Rose, Esq. CoeuTrail Church, T. Esq. Middlesex Pulle r, G. Esq. Nrestrninster • Clarke,W W.high.sberiff,Berks Quin, E. Esq. C. Coun. I.onslote Clarke, T. J. Esq. Middlesex. Ralton, W. H. Esq. Airshire Clarkson, T. Esq. Suffe.ik Ramsay, J. Esq. Lancashire Clifford, T. Esq. Staffordshire Raslileigh, J. C. Esq. Cornwall Clifford, H. Esq. ditto Rawson i T. Esq. Yorkshire . Clive, E. B. Esq. Herefordshire Reynolds,R.lsq. Huntingdon'. • C-sehrane, Right Hon. Lord ' Richardson, J. Esq Laucashire *Coke, T.W. Esq. Norfolk Riddle, R.Es I:Northumb. Collet, R. S, Esq. Nottingham. Ruler, T. Esq. Krt.' •Corube, H. C. Esq. I.ondou kookwood, R. G. Esq. Soffelk Coors,T. gsq. Yorkshire Roscoe, W. Esq. Lancashire Cote, Rev. R. Berk, Royle, * Esq. Kent Cradock, S. Esq. Yurksidre Russell, J. Esq. ditto Cradock, S. jun. Esq. ditto Russell, J. Esq Lanca-bire Crump! on, P.Esq M.D. Lanes'. SaVottr, Yoseph list. Essca Crompton, A. Esq. ditto Ssyle, 1; Esq. %'ork..htre Crompton, J. Esq. Middies,' Stolle, T. Erg:dine - c o bb e tt, W. Esq. Hants I Smith, 1 hos. Esq. Ald. London Curwen, H. Esq. Cumberland Scott, Rev. It. Hants Davy, Aid. Norfolk Seroupe, S. 'F. Esq. Yorkshit s Deacon, T. F.sokHerts •ticudantore,R. P.Herefordsh. Dickinson, C. Esq. Berk' Sharp, I'. Esq. Haim Disney. Rev. J. D.D. Esser. I Sheath, Ch Req. Liticeloshire Deauville, Esq. Ald. Lubdou I nheticlon, W. Esq. Lane uhire Du Case, P. Esq. Essex ,_ S‘,./tnre. S. En. Yorkshire 4 D uncom b e , H. E sq . Vor a slure Shore, J. Esq . . ditto 3 Earle, W, Esq. Lancashire Slade, R. Esq. Com. C. London AO 10 Ellis, J. for the Trustees of the Siang-, R. Esq. Shropshire ' ill 0 Leeds Cloth-hall, Yorkshire. Smith, J. Esq. Lancashire • 5 0 Ellis, 7. Esq. Westminster Stair is, J. Esq. Kent • • .4. 3 5 England, R. Esq. Norfolk Southwell, Sig. Tr Esq. Norfolk , f,4. 5 5 Evans, J. Esq. Surrey Spur.ler, Chr. Esq. Dorset Dysart 100 0 Ewart,W. Esq. Cumberland Stackhouse,E.W. Est. Cornwall Asq. Weston 10 0 Favel, S. Corn. Council, London Stephens, Rev; D. Cornwall " ..ampier, Esq. 10 0 Fawkes, Wr. Esq. Yerkshire Stevenson, IL Eeq. Steffsiedehist .. Haward, Brown p et .,,,, e ,„ , j E sq . j4 n rti o ghamse Stewart, W. keg. Losiklibire .ear, Bow-street 1 0 Ferrie,A. Lancashire . Stirling, W. Esq. ditto-• oho W. Quintin, Esq. 10 10 Foote, R. Esq. Kent Strickland, H. Esq. Yorkshire iE. D. Davenport, Esq. 5 5 1 Fordham,F.K.Esq.Cambridges. Struts; W. Esq.' DisbysLire OJ.D. 'I homaon, Esq. .5 5 Fordham, J. Esq. ditto I Struts, Jo Esq. ditto Alex. Hoeston,Esq.M.P.2l 0 Foster, J. Esq. Staffordshire . Sturcia, W. E.sq. Westwilestei • 5%1 James Trotter, Esq. 10 9 I Fowler, T. Esq. Suffolk sykes, Dan. Ref Xerkshire - aM. P. - 5 0 Gill, W Esq. Surrey itsymosisis,T.l-.4sq. He. efordsk. ' I Sir J. Saumarrt, Bart. 25 0 Gill,H. S. Esq ditto 'Fate Rev. J. Yurksh ' lre Bain, Cut son-street tO 10 Gilltbrand, T. Esq lAncashire - Tay lor, L. E-q. Kent, - nmpton 50 0 Chinn, E.l. Esq. Cletruwall . '1 i t union, 1,..0. 1 Eih, Owewell k my?, TO - Goodlake, T. Esq. Berke Thomson, P. Esq. klt-dlesea 10 0 Gray, W. Estk Lancashire ' Thomson, C. A. Esq. deco 20 0 GriSnhoofe. 5.C. Esq. Middlei. 'Thomson, T. Esq. d.tro .5 0 Origin , . 7. Esq. Suffolk • 'l' hosnson, 5. ben. Req. I.ancash. 0 ; Gemston, J. Eq. Yorkshire Thomson, J. Esq. dkfo - • ' Gwylls, Rev.R.G.jun. Cornwall Thornhill, B. Esq. Derbyshire Owatk,n, R. L Esq. ditto Throckmortott, Sir J. bush' Haggett, 7. Esq. Edinburgh i l .rw. l , ll ;aaw i ic t ( )C nylst k mc l a t ua ll .d o k r , t Hß. o . l E i, Eignii N .. . o . s. Ea ctitor. q preve. di „Lot t eiesh. ti dale, G. Esq. Middlesex Hart, W. Esq. Berko Hallett, W. jun. Esq ditto • Halsey. 1. Esq. Hens Walker, P. Esq. Westminster Hancock, J.Esq. Nottingham Walker, Rev. R. Cornwall Hanson, J. Esq. Lancashire Walker, T.. Esq. I.aneas% ire lirmlng, Rev. B. (D.D.) Hants *Wardle, 0. L. Esq. Flie•shire Hewitt,W.N.W.Est.Yorkshirst Watson, R. Eel- Lancashire litggiuson, Rev.E. Yorkshire Watson, W. Esq ditto Hodges, T. 1., Esq. Kent ' Watt,R . Esq. High Sheriff,York. Holikk, E. Esq.Cambridgeshire Wenger'. Ad. Eq. Lancashire Hollis, J. Esq. Bucks West, J. It. Esq. Warwickshire •Henyvreod, W. Esq. Kent *Western, C. C. Esq. Emu liony wood, W. P. Eq. 'Ewe Western, Rev. T. Essex Howard, B. Esq. Suffolk Westfaline, T. Esq. Herefordsk. Bunt, H. Esq Sussex • Wharton, J. Esq. Yorkshire • Hutchison, J. Esq. Lancashire W amble, 1. Esq. Barks Idulton, J. E.sq. Yorkshire White, f. Holt, Esq. Essex Harvey, D. W. Esq. Essex , .r White, H. Esq. Hams I rton, J. Esq. Cumberla n d Wilbraham, o.sksq. Cheshire Jackson, J. Esq. ditto ' Williams, O. Esq. Liverpool Johnsen, J. Esq. Devon Wilson, C. Esq. Yorkihire Johnstone, W. Esq. Edinburgh Wiapte, I. Esq. Lancashire Johnstone, C.P. Esq. Staffordsh. Winniat„ Rev. Reg. Gloaters& Johnstone, G. Esq. Yorkshire Wishaftt,•l'..Esq. Westminster Jones, T. Esq. Rants NEolferstoe, S. P. Esq. Startardsh. Jones, J. Esq. Monmouthshire Wolserey, Sir W. Staffordshire KentialVßev: N. Cornwall Wolseley, C.. Esq. ditto K iris XL g'49 London Wood, M. :Al. Aid. London . - - Shaw '" PORTUGUESE SU FkERERS. MANY Persons wh , ) have declared their intention of Contributing to the Relief of the Suffering Portuguese, having not yet paid their Subscriptions, such persons are earnestly requested, as soon as may be convenient, to give effect to their benevolent in ention, as it is material to the Committees to know tie extent of the Funds at Oleic .disposal. By Order of the Committee, P. PEARCE,Secretary. 87, Pall•MaLL -- LAIMES` SURSCRIfTION NOR THE POR'CUUtIZ...Sg WOMEN AND CHILDREN. EVERAL LADIES have openeda SU BSGR IP TION. with s perPcular view to the relief of the Women sod COddren of the suffering Portuguese. 'Me Marchioness of Loostlown, the Countess of Liverpool, thelriscountess Walling. ton, and the Hen. Mrs; Villiers have, in particular, undertaken to promote this benevolent plan, and it has been agree.i that no greater slim than Five Pounds shall be received from any Sub scriber, hut the smallest donations will be gratefully accepted. Subscriptions io the I.adies's Fund may be paid to Mr. Philip Pearce, Secretary to the Committee for the General Subscription, at No. 87,Pitl.hiall,lelsoittends there evert day front Oat to Five o'clock. FUND for the RELIEF of the unfortunate%UF MEßEßS in PORTUGAL., who have been plundered and treated by the French Armies with the most unexampled and savage barbarity His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Chairman. Amount before advertised by this Committee .E 12,385 12 7 • Subs.:riptiocs since received: Thtt E. of Peterborough 105 0 W. Egerton, Esq. 50 0 J. H. I 3 0 Major James Reline!' 5 3 1. Parsons, Esq Oxford 10 10 Mr. Justice Heath 10 10 Cs•Saville, Esq. Park- 1, Lattiward, Bsq. 21 0 street, Westminster 20 0 Mr. James Holdship 5 0 Henry Cowper, Esq. 21 0 Henry Barlow, E. A 5 Matthew Wimer, htq. 10 10 Henry liealtry, 894. 5 5 'Elie Wardeo and Fel. The Earl of Dysart 100 0 lowsof All Soub Col- C. Young, Esq. Weston 10 0 lege, Oxon 50 0 Henry Dampier, Esq. 10 0 Samuel Brown, Esq. 2 2 Mr. G. Haward, Brown Thomas Gotobed, Esq. 2'2 I Bear, Bow-street 1 0 rhe King's Advocate 50 0 John W. Quintin, Esq. 10 10 Mr. William Groot 1 0 E.G. Davenport, Esq. 5 5 R. Ward, Esq. 10 0I J. D.'l homson, Esq. 5 5 R. E. Royal Caernarvon Alex. Hosston,Esq.M.P.2l 0 Militia 5 0 James Trotter, Esq. 10 0 R. G. C. Doughty, M. P. - 5 0 H0:32,844,1k 5 S I Sir J. Saumarrz, Bart. 25 0 Anonymous 5 5J Dr Bain, Cilium-street 10 10 B. S. s 5 0 Lord Compton 50 0 Rev. Robert Cooper 5 5 Sir K. D. Amery, kift- W, S. Bounte, Esq. M.P. 30 0 yard, Bari, 10 0 Rev. Dr. Prow. r 5 5 Wits. Merry, Esii. 31f) 0 Richard Hey, Esq. 2 0 Rev. B. H. Bridges - 3 0 A lame benefactor' 1 0 r. L. Fairfax, Esq. 5 0 Mts. Lucy Price 50- () A. B. lit. Ledger, Esq. 1 0 Messrs. Archer and Samuel C. Cdr, Esq. 10 10 Haughion . 5 5 Sir 11. Wray, Bart 10 0 John Phillips, Esq. Han- Hon. It. Cult 2 2 bury Hall 50 0 Purlist ic.i,xtubition at Thos. Hayes; Esq. 10 0 the Fives Court on Capt. It. H. A. Bennet 10 10 the 84th May Ili 4 Subscriptions r.Distinue to be received by the secretary, 87, Pall. Mall, daily, between the hours of ten and five, and by the several Banking-houses in London and Westminster ; mad also at the Bar of the City of Lo,ndon Taveam, and at Lloyd's, John's, and Tom's Colfe,-1 owes. Subscriptions to the Ladies' Fund also continue to he received by the Seet nary of this Committee, at the tame and place before mentioned. A Meeting of the Commiuse will be held at No. 87, Pall- Mall, every Wednesday, wheriSubscriptions and information will be thankfully received. PHILIP PEARCE, Secretary. N. B. Erratum in a forq;er list of Substribeza--For William Tillard, of London, £5O, read £loo—.For James Tillard, of Kent, £lOO, read £5O, THE COMMITTEE OF THE FRIENIIb 01' P, 'LARY REFORM• MT Loan. HOWEVER grateful the Committee may be to the Livery of London for their leave to hold a Meeting in the Guildhall of the City for promtting the great and Constitutional object of a Reform in Parliament, they do, nevertheless, with a due sense of the honour dune them by the Livery of Lordon, decline taking advantage of their intended kindness; understanding that a difference of opinion exists amongst some of the Citizens upon that subject. This they do out of respect to the City of London ; and from their desire to prove upon this,as upuu all other occasions, their uniform endeavours to avoid whatever might produce a dif fo-ence of sentiment upon minor considerations, and a possibility of being misunderstood and misrepresented as unmindful of peace, union, and concord, which they are so anxious to promote amorist aU ranks of their fellow-subjects. The Committee, my Lord, cannot conclude this Letter, without expressing to your I.orddlip the high sense they entertain of the politeness, liberality, and attention they have experienced at the liandsof your Lordship. I have the honour to be, In the name of the Committee, My Lot d i Your Lordship's most obedient humble Servant, (Signed) 1.1 HitOCKMORTON, Chtirman. _ . To *e Right Hun. the Lord MarN8,55,.. : • June 4,1811. Wood, 0. Esq: Manchester Wright, A. Esq. Norloik Wright, J. Esq. Yorkshire M'yilWe;T. Esq. V.iskslire Rote.JZbr.YOritilibte Yate,W.H.Em.Ghaueststerad, JOHN DAVtES, Secretary. It k hot robe doubted, but that the Proy s tsitial litErs 11.514 interest of English liberty stir middy g ye waklptipp to tl.e pa triotic tHurts or the Conitribtce no* kilo?" liilW . bistlbalubs, Sod dist friends to ti* cause thetiestent en end so obviously mesa.. . ... • • MO:4 • isiel4beee of Parginlei‘ r 4101111101112 eps K , nit, Rei. Shaw, Esex *Kakeit, R. Est. Warwickshire Lamb, W. M. Esq. Northumb. Limb, H. Esq laNk. Durham Langley, E. Esq. Middlesex G. Esq. Lincolnshire Leech, .1. Esq. 'S urrey r~ t :: TRANSPORT OFPICA, May st, 1811. THE COMMISSIOI , IERS for CONDUCTING HIS mAnurrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, for Greg BILK aad WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and Quietly of PRISONERS of WAR, do heiiy give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 6th et August, 1811, to receive sealed Tendtrs, and treat with such Persons as may be' willing to' contract for Victualling Sick and Wounded Seamen* ad Pelt Prisoners of War at Antigua, for twelve months miialui Oreittlise alt - October Reit.. No Teri, Trill be reicrivirdihr one e‘eketi sa the lay. .s:ftrrat4, nor any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for kinv, personalty &heeds. Each Trader shat is accompanied by a Letter from two respeetalds Persons, orating to Serowe hound with Mr Perron tendering, he its sam of 01000 for the due terforrmarms if the Contract. IFarther particulars may be known, .5y applying at this Pifer, or Ito the Agent of the raid Hospital.