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illtkil l :i.P l N it 416 L , --" ft ..4 t ..:% . ,: ' • / . \ ' .• 1 4 lk • 4 . . \ ." • ‘ ale 44 4 E ' 00 07 . 1 the t J .. 0,: it • ttif* 6 ,-...7.7"..‘ - . 3,J.icritlielga lk . .......,_....... . . I • •. • v r ?' 24 NumBER 75561 WHITSUB‘EVE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MESSRS. ASHGEYS. HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O N SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 1, 1 811 , win be performed A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT Of Vocal and Instrumental Male. From the compositions of the most celebrated Authors, Ancient and Modern, for further particulars of which, see the printvd bills. End of Part the first a Solo of Correll's on the violin, by Mr. Ashley. Principal Vocal Performers, Madame CATALAN!, Mrs. ASHE, Miss MELVII.I.E, (her first and only appearance), Mrs. BLAND, Master HOWE, and Mrs. DICKONS. Mr. BRAHAM, 1/r. i•ACEY (from the Bath Concerts—his first Appearance), Mr. GARBETT, Mr. PYNE, Mr. TINNEY, and Mr. BELLAMY. _ _ Leader of the Band, Mr. ASSIAT ; Otgsn, Mr. J. Amite. The remainder of the Band and the ghproases, by the most ap . proved Performers. Boxes 74.—Pit 94. 6d.—Gallery IL—Upper Callery la.— Dours to be opened at six o'clock, to begin precisely at seven. Ticket. and Places to be bad of Messrs. Ashley, ; and of Mr. Brandon at the Bbx-Ofßee, Hart•street. IIRTH-DAY. • NEW RA NELAGH, THE Proprietor - most respectfully informs-the No bility, Gentry, and Public, that the above Howie and Gardens will open on TUESDAY, the 4th of JUNE; in honour of His MAJESTY'S BIRTH-DAY, with a most splendid Pete and a superb Exhibition of Fire.works that has beds long in pre-, partition for the above occasion. ther particular. will be announced in a few days. ALL TO BE DRAWIIigESOAV IfOZIT, KING'S !RR -DAY. • BISH respectfully recommends to the Nobility, X. Gentry, and Public, the present popular Lottery, contain ing Sixty Capitals, all to be drawn on the Ilirth-day of our be loved Sovereign. The Scht ale contains 4 Prises of . 120,000 -r J6%0,000 34 Ditto --.- . .1,000 -- 24,000 n Ditto 500 16,000 4,060 Ditto of 50, 25, &c. 80,000 The favours of Adventurers are solicited at 4, CO FLNHILI., and 9, CIiARING-CROSS, where in the last 'l've. Lotteries, 4 Prizes of aC20,000, and in the last Fifteen Months, 7 Prizes of ‘20,000, and 37 other Capitals, were sold by T. BISH. TUESDAY NEX I', KING'S NIRTH-MY. • ROYAL EXCHANGE. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stuck-Brokers, specttally acquaint the Public, that Tickets and Share* for she present LOI - IT.RY, to be drawn on his Majesty's Birth- Day, are on Sale at their Office, No. 99, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The following is the Sebum, which they earnestly recant mend to public notice. 4 ... Prizes of .....020,000 ... are ... sCRO,OOO 24 ... Ditto Ditto ..—.. Sun 16,000 4060 Ditto £.93, £45, &e. &c. 10,00.) In the last October Lottery, No. 21, n Prise of £20.000. and 2,sSB, a Prize of £2,000, wore both sold is Shares at the above Office. 13Y COMMAND OF THE REGENT. IMPERIAL and ROYAL OFFICES, 1, Skinnemereet, and 67, Piccadilly, facing St. Jimen's•sireet. P AST Success, to my friends (the PahNe) for a number of years, in successive I.otterks, including the last, loving sold Shares, Scc. No. 12,719, the last £33,000 Frize,was drawn on the King's Birth-day, 16136; also 7,036, the only £20,000 Prize, and 13,7+7, a fin,(4oPrize,wertdra*n no the King's Birth day, 180.7, since when no Lottery has been (iced to he drawn on his Majesty's Birth-nay, induces a confidence In my distributing, unparalleled good fortune whenever tht Lottery draws on that memorable day ; and as the present Lottery is to be drawn on the King's Birth-day, containing 60 capital Prizes, being IS more than the last Lottery contained, I shall realize my sihtere wishes in selling Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes.—The Public's obli ged Servant, Lucky W. TURNER. In the last Lottery, No. e,sl2, a £2,000 Prize, *as sold in Shares, and 2,763, k £5,000 Prize, dab last drawn, was sold in a whet Ticket, at the atria Offices. , EAP OT FAY TICKETS AND SHARES. CARR.OLL and Co. Stack Brokers, No. 26, Ox ford-street Loudon; established 1776, respectfully inform the Public that ? rickets and Shane, are ou Sale at the following reduced Pekes t - _ _______ CARROLL', PRIM& • OTHER OFFICES. Ticket - • AM 4 0 Ticket - - £22 10 Half • - - 11 4 0 Half . - - 11 11 0 Quarter . . - • 513 0 Quartvr - - 517 6 Eighth - - - - 217 0 Eighth - - - 219 6 Sixteenth - • - 1 8 6 Sixteenth . - - 110 0 CA% item. and Co. trust that a discerning Public will give them that easouragement which it has been their study to deserve during a pericld of near 40 years. CARROLL and Co. sold in the last I.ottery, No. 1,81'2 a Prize of 28000, in One Quaner, Two Eighths, and Bight Sixlestaths N 0.6,345, the last Prize of 280,000, in Three Eighths and Ten Aixteentbs • and N 0.12,103, the last Prize of £ lO , OOO , ever }hared adsold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and the Monty paid ors Demand. Persons residing in-the Country wiU be supplied with Tickets and Share,' at the above reduced prices, by sending their orders, with geed Bills,. at short dates . or Bank Notes, to N0..114,01- ford-street—N. B. The usual Commission ... will be *ivied to Agents, besides tits above advantage. PirtENt pittrtsH st-tnertNt THE Texture being comprised partly of English .Flax, rendets ft eqial itidurahility and appearance to Irish Linen, an 4 Wynn Isnif the price. Sold Wholesale; ind by the Piece, No. 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's ; and Harding, Howell, and Co. ; and no other Houses in Landon. A few Pieces are reteived weekly , greatly itiperior in fineness of texture and fabric to any Shirting Chick ever yet produied, and well deseriiing the notice of funiithes of the Brit rank. A Supply of the Spring Bleach is arrived. TRANSFER TO AMERICA. THE astonishing success attending Dr.CAVAL LO's PATENT t LECTItiC GIRDLE - In effectually curing RU yr u.REs- and DEBILITY of etery kind; MS afibrded the pleasing hope that every afflicted indlitdual in Great Britain, had made application before the Bth May instant, when it was transferred to a personage of distinction in• America; but the nu merous Orders and entreaties received since thit time, have Ina diced Dr. C. to siipulata for Two Hundred Girdles, with 004- loge of forwarding then is all parts of Oreat.Bdtain till the 4th ihr of June , (the King's Birtb.day) inclusive—After Which, no Orders will be received, unless from private Patients, who must reside in Lendrin, and the terms wilt be Fifty Poundi tech. R U PTU RES.—The directions for applying the Girdle, in the* Complaints, are'fis plain-that a Child cannot mistake them ; the Cures wit his .the last year execed.49o, of which number 155 had 1 been istr years Meted. •-• DEBII.I i''V—Sereti hundred persons have been rescued from Cr most inveterate stages rif tire inelincholy catalogue tit local. I ird general, direet, add indirect DeNdlif, fnipoten4 Ste. by applicaUon of the Cirdie &one, withriut niedichiedf any kit The ELECIZIC riiktitt,price five pdttnde Yor the uffirctual Cure of Ruptures and Debility, Will be fberrieffed; to part of Great Britain, tilt the 40) oil sine; by applyjng personally,. er by letter, iodating that sam, and directed to Or. caiaso' and son, Ile. se, Kinfstreet, Bloomsbury Square, London. N. B. At home Grr consnlration every morning sin two, and wh f ryeireding alter hie o'clock swidove .Aparlumids kilo* up for private Patient'. • - MONDAY, MAY 27, 1811. ..6410 Ofr•ctitbiulv4, Mq 10, mt. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS HIS Nit JESTrs ORDNANCE, de Prat y tier Males, That they will Sell by Public Auction, at the Tower, on Thurs day, the 6th of Jane next, between the hours of Ten and Four, Sundry Lots of OLD and UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES, consisting of Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other articles of Sadlery and Harness ; Clothing, and sundry articles of Bedding; Powder Horns, Tents and Sand-bags, Flints, Accoutrements, Musket and Carbine Stocks, Copper, Steel, and mixed Metal Tools of Sorts; Bellows, Axes, Spades, and Shovels; Oirtridget, Hides, Stoves, Ranges, Building Ma terials, and old Match ; with a variety of other Articles, the ',thole of which, (with the exception of the Old Match, which is to be seen at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich) may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Of fice in the Tower, until the day of Sale, where printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same.—By Order of the Boyd, R. H. CREW, Secretary. I . I" ; .LIEF OF TFik gRITISH PRISONER IN 11ItANCt. Antonin advertlsed - Chewkb, Kier Ingdon House - - Dr. Herbert, a collection at Cotton Keyeell Church, I.eicesterdtiee - - - 5 a 0 ' Arslabie Fade and Standdng - - lo 10 0 1 talc Clapel, Derhgehlre, by Kev.W. Sharpe - 3 9 0 I. Key and Brothers - - - 15 0 0 ' ,e 42,011 I 6 5 0 0 .1 1 0 - 10 10 0 S 10 6 .3 0 1 4 16 0 Rev. V. P. Littleholes, of Burton Charles Mainkviring, Eat. Lincoln Starby ?Stith, Uncials • Melton Parish, ditto - Wantertors Church, ditto - I Washinburgh Chfirch, near ditto, per Minister and Churchwardens - - 12 h 2 .• Parisi of filtirtetibirn, Kent, by Rev. Mr. Hayward 15 4 0 Rikhard Lowndes, Esq. - 5 0 0 Parish of Mari-le-Strand, by Churchwarden 90 13 0 Parish of Floptim, a - Welt, per Rev. G. Hone 5 0 0 Rev. Edward Jones, of Loddington 3 3 0 Transmitted by the' Derby Bank, Messrs. Bellairs & Co.: Seropton Parish, by the Rev. R. Marriott, Derbyshire 3 8 0 Ashhorne Parish, by the Rev. Mr.Stopley, Derbyshire 29 0 0 All Saints Parish, Derby, by the Rev. C. Hope 40 0 0 St. Aullnnrm's, ditto, ditto - - 14 15 2 St. Peter's ditto, ditto - - 12 0 2 Bradley Parish, Hants, by the Rev. Charles John GlJU,lllSearr - - - 4 0 0 John Blackburn, Esq. - - 10 0 0 Edward B. Blackburn, Esq. - - 5 0 is The Ofßcers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates of the 2d Company of Somerset Volunteer Rifiemm, commanded by Sir John J. W. Jervb, Bart.: Captain Commandant Other Officers - - Six Serjeants and Four Bugles, two Days Pay 120 Corporals and Privates, two Days Pay - Parish of Wing, Bucks, by the Rev. C. Ashßeld Parish of Magdalen Layer, Essex, by the Rev. J. W. Burford, Rector - - Swanbourne, Buclui - - Great , by Praeds and Co. for Executor of the late P. Bet . • . Robert Sisedtion, jun. Devonshire ..• Rev. James Greville - .. Parishes of Gaiton and Ch01dr0rr,D02114417441.1 . . S. Wallis • • 4 10 0 Rev. 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ATA T a MEETING of the LOYAL and INDf A- PENDENT LIVERY of LONDON, (who aped the Declaration of the 4th May, 1810) beld this day at the London Tavern— Alderman CHRISTOPHER SMITH, In the Chair, Resolved unanimously, That a Petition to the Court of Common Conncil he itntredl. ate!), prepered=for the Signature of such of the Livery of laintleih, who disapprove of the proceedings of that Assembly on the 22d• instant, relative to granting the wig of the Guild Hall, on the Sri' • June next, to persons caning themselves the Committee of the Friends of Parliamentary Reform ; it appearing to this Meeting, • thii . the Majority of eech Persons at.: neither Liverymen or Freemen of London, and that such graur may be attended with the most various consequences. That the Petitions do lay for Signature at the London Tavern, Bishopsgste-street ; and at the Louden Coffee-house, Ludgate hill, mall further notice. May 23,1811. AT a CasTifikAL MEE 'fING ui YKO A 1:d • TAN r DISSIiItaRS rind other Erfeids to Religiose Li berty, at the Leyden 'ravens, litrhopsgate-strost, on hie*, May 34th, itit i, converted to receive the Report of the Com mittee appointed at a former Mtetinf, to pfeveht, 4 ocro Ire. theme effort the cocci:o4Bl piegress of a Hitt iiitrodireed into .P ' lament, by Viseouut Sidinumb, relating to the Acts for fiteligiotte Toleration, SAMUEL MILLS, him. in the (thane The Committee reported-- That by lire at exertions, aided ti the generous sentiments which were universally eteited, they hal obtained, in ed hours. 336 Petitions fthen vutous Congregations within lite miles of the Metropolis, signed only toy Males exceed itig 16 years of age (exclusive of many Petitions that have bast { subsequently received; Chit these Petitions had been presented Ito the House of Lords on Tuesday ; and that in consequence of I the number and 'respectability of the Petitioners—uf the attention of his Majesty's Government—and of the enhance of many , ;liberal-melded Piers—the mean that the Bill should be read for the second time wit negatived Without a division, and the Rill was consequently rejected. Resolved, 1. That the Report of the Committee is highly tats tisfac.tory to this Meeting; that loving Religion, Liberty, and their Native Land, they rejoice at the speedy rejection art a 0111 which would have limited the diffusion ot Religious Light; lave i enfeebled the energy of Freedom; and by producing Internal dile Melons have infected upon their Coe ary a dangerous wounds and that they particularly rejoice that this effect has resulted from the zeal displayed by the leleads to Religious Liberty of every 1 denomination—and that complete success has conferred on that iabours an adequate reward. 2. That this Meeting congratulate Ministers and other friends ' resident in every part of the Lettere, on this meneorable result— on the just displeasure they have manifested et the first effort of reviving intolerance—on their consequent attention to the moms meedatiore of the (turner Meeting—oat their hberil promises of peeuniery aid—and on the pledges they have given of their deter in:n.l6oo to resist any eneroaceniects on the Acts of 'Culeretion, said every future attempt to restrict usetel and pious Teachers trum disseminating Ctinstian prince:les, and thereby promoting the salvation of men. S. Vint anxious to vindicate Protestant Dissenters from the tine merited imputation of having acted with iiissmierity or from ca price, this Meeting declare that all communications atledged to have occurred between individual Dissenters and the framer of the Bill, were unauthorised by any body ot Protestant Dimes tere—and that any tavourable opinions of the measure, which such persons an gbt avow, lave never obtained the sanction of general approbation. 4. That the ie.:conveniences which have long resulted from the want of union and co-operation anises Protestant Dissenters fur the protection of their Religious Rights—the necessity which has hi-esi deiii.nistrated for the a, eulutment of persons authorised vie eilantie to watch apiust innovation as rhea privileges--e. well as the constructions that have been put on the Acts of Toleration —the assumptiun by Magistrates of judicial authority in the exe cution of emir of the provisions of those Acts, is to which their power is only ministerial—the recent violent outrages uPhich have been committed against men Meeting Howe. and Preachers in Suffolk and Kent—and the harsh revival of the intolerant resits shies of the Conventicle Act in Berkshire against persons, guilty only of assembling to pray to (ion--itiduce this Meeting to re coinmend that a society be formed ot the Ministers ot Congre gations of Protestant Dissenters, and of other persons assembling under the Act of Toleration throughout liogiend and Wales, to defend themselves against these evils;—std that any balance of monies which the Committee, appointed by the former Meeting, may eventually retain, be applied by them towards the formation and fur the purposes of such society. 5. That the same Committee be requested to prepare the plan of such Society; to invite the concurrence . of every congregation asseinbiling under the Acts of Toleration ; and to carry any pies they may deem eligible, into immediate eite.3. 6. That, as expences have been unavoidably incurred to as amount, certainly great, although anaseertained, all Gentlemen present at this Meeting be requested to subscribe such sums as their liberality may suggest; and that all congregations be re• quested to Lesbian' their collective contribotions, or individual assistance, to the 'fressurer, Robert Steven, Esq. at 101, Upper Thames-street; or at the London Tavern, linuopsgate-street; or New London Tavern, Cheaeside; or to air James tisdade and Co. and Messrs. Roberts, Curia, and Co. Lombard-street ; and Messrs. Down, Thornton, and Free, Bartholomew-lane, without any avoidable delay ; and that the Committee appointed at the Jut Meeting be solicited to continue to execute all the powers with which they were theta invested, and which they have so %lethal? employed 7. That the energetic and judicious exertions of that Commit tee, who have awakened with so much advantage a laudable spi t tit among Protestant Dissenters and the Friends to Religious I Liberty, merit the highest approbation ;—atid present an example fur universal imitation, whenever the ,iiialli,t itirringemeut of the most exteustve Toleration be hereafter Attempted. 8. That She thanks ot this Meeting be presented to the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, for the politeness with which he attended to the representations of their Committee; and to every Member of his Majesty's Government, for withholding from the Bill their important support. 9. That this Meeting cannot adequately praise the Right Hon e hark Stanhope and Grey, and Lords Holland and Erskine, fo. their manly and eloquent opposition to the principle and prov e ; sions of the bill, and for their unanswerable deteace of Rehgio Liberty—but that they berequested to accept their warmest t h anks, 10. That his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, tht Most Noble the Marquis of Lansdowne, and the Right Honourable Earle Moira, Lauderdale, and Rossiya, have, by their prompt and generous assistance, excited in this Meeting the most ardent gratitude. I i. That the Committee for guarding the Privileges of the Me tbotlists in the connection of the late Reverend John Wesley, having essentially contributed to this important success by their concurrent eficirts and cheerful co-operation, have increased the esteem which this Meeting previously antertained,andhaveproved themselves to be sincere triends to the hest inter acs of mankind. RICHARD CLARKE, Soczetary. 11. hat this Meeting are also gratclul to tame Clergymen and ether Members of the Estabhshed Church, who, by their streuuous opposition to the rejected Bill, have evinced their un. feigned attachment to the =due of Religious Liberty. 13. hat the attentions of the W:alstapt.l the Mayor and other Gentlemen of gristol, and of the Motibers ktf bevessl Corpora tions, lave made an indelible impression on th a Meeting, a...dare entitled to gratitude, permanent and sincere. 14. That this Meeting are most happy to renew their grate- , ful acknowledgments to Samuel Mills, Esq. the Chairman, ior the liberality of principle and the prof wty of conduct which he has manifested on the present and tet, the hornier occinuon. 15. 'l* bat the able, unwearied, and disinterested Exertions of Manna Pollan, In. and John Wilke, E•ti the Secretaries to the Committee, have procured for them the respect of this Meeting, and merit universal approbation. in. That these ReMlutious be communicated to the Noblemen . and Gentlemen to whom they tette, and that they be printed— advertised in the Newspapers--'and circulated at the discretion of the Committee—and that they be also requested to cotiect and publish all the proceedings which have occurred, that a Record may remain to gratify contemporaneous enquiry, and to excite sad direct the elate of future generations. iAMLI LI. MILLS, Chairman. ... . -.4 'flits day Otas p ublished ; prise S. 6d. in boards, REGREITUL REMEMBRANCE, ALONZO and HERMIT, and other Poems, by EUGENIO. Printed for the Author, and bald by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, raternsiater•row„, , „ This published, price A VIEW of the cpmPARATIVE STATE of GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCB in all. /4.00 d. by Observations on the Spirit and Measures of the massive Administrations since the decease of Mr. Ptvr,in homy, 11106. Pruned for John Stock&le, Piccadilly. This day was published, In One Volume, ste. price XL, les. to A. 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