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I I / let P' , : . /it 1, ' O r % '..."'. /‘•. •If I. \ • t' ...td"........ir a%% =1,6,...iiah6j4.... • 4 i , „ 6 _ 44 . 3 IR° .0 MIII” • .': I • %„ • .7 0 ,‘ iftk e:•.• . ~~". 1 191: • .FILL DAY, MAY 44, 1811. umnER 75541 ••=•lb (PRICE IItXrENCILHAI lIPENNT • licked to reLeve it front the battben of a debt width ansa•cnts to aboat .ClOOO, a sum which It is howl nos be tounal -rod as large, when set against the gratuitous Education of ova- 7000 ehildrui in the Metropolis, the Board, Cluth.m, and Training near 100 gualortrd Teathell, sod the ina.,y th•wsaids now t ons eating threogh Mr. Lancaster's exertions in the conter}.,to which also raw: - be added, the full cstablishmc.:: of a firs ext, which may be made effective 17 the instruction of lisnd6ds of tbatissodt, and the?eby contribute to the Z.4ational prosperity. Dia the Mmitatt of the Duke of Sussex, tad seconded by the Doke of Kent, .Resolved, That the Tho. ks of this Meeting be glean to those Noblemen and Cleatlerno who have undertaken to act us& Com mittee in aid of the F inances of this Institution. ADAMS -will commence s"COIIItSE of LBC CURBS on the INgIITLITES and.PRACTICE a! MEDICINE in tbebcenning of hence—Further particulars may be known, by application at his home. No. 11, Hr ton-Oaths. ItOTAt. BRIM!! SINTENt OF EDUCATION. AT a leery' nnmermos ani highly respettAhle Meet ire or the Stihirtibets and Friends of the ROYAL LAN 'CASTERIAN SYS I P.M tor the EDUCATION of the POOR, held at the Fremnasen's Tavern, Saturday. May 11. UM, Its Grace the DUKE of BEDFORD in the Chair, NEW MUSIC, Ju3t publi3hed, by W. lodtall. No 45. Hirh Holhroefi, et S HE LIVES NOT A MILE FROM' THE MEADOWS." the admired Ballad, now singing by Ntr: Jones, at Amity's Royal Amphitheatre; compos.3l by W. T. Part. PAce 11. 6d. • This day was p ublished , price 9s. AN ESSAY to 'explain thi Cense of GRAVITY, - with ether Interesting Matter. . By I.I4. I IIVIS'VEAD, Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy. Saki at 'Steel's Navigation Warehouse, Corrhill; aad by 3. Bands, Dukeateeet, PortLatal-place. _ S 1 5 5 Resolved, 'Feat tl.ese Resolutions be published. (Sicsied) lIEDO RD. • His Grace the Duke of Bedintd having left the Chair, it we • taken by his Royal Highness the Dube of Kent. On the Motion of his Royal Highness the Oaks of Sussex, Kesolved. That the thanks of this Meeting he most respect fully presented to his Oteee the Dake of Tedford, end to the Right tionnrabie I.nrd Somerville, far she generous manner in which they have patronized the lancaneriiin System ot Educa tion, fee= its first hmentior to the prank time. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to tab Orme the Duke rf Bedford, Mr his kiednes. in taking the Chair the preeemensysiois, sTs4 for she ahle punnet is which he Us • perfornseil the Mika of the 0f6..e. ('igeed) EDWARD, 11. of Ti. Cbsimatf. 'this day orsio pub:mite& psi& 3s. by R:Jv tt, poultry, OIASERVATIONS upon the JUB et NIOD'JS DECIMANDI ; or Brid Reflections, in Answer to the vexatious and oppressive System of 'lithe Assessment, as laid down to the specioor 1'41110k:1i of the Rev. lames ilearblock. By THOMAS reyKSll3l4. Aerieultorist. RELIBF Ot THE B IT RISH PRISONERS • IN FRANC& Amount reeked - - X 41,015 17 6 - G. IL Eyre*, Est . - ... - 5 5 0 A Bene fi t by she Tanager, of the Bristol Theatre 30 0 0 i Id Newton, near jowni*ket - - 7 o 6 flan aurinron and Co. - - a - 10 10 0 Wish • f Goodby Ma nw ood • 4 • 3 3 4 .3ltto of Segtord - - 3 19 8 Ditto of,Eastw:ll, per Rev. Dr. Waved, - 3 2 6 Parish of lieUisdan, per Rev. Edw. Titoniat - 11 2 10 Pari.b Of Kilian and Spurn' . •• - 9 0 Ditto of Essington and Outnew tan . - 6 10 Di tto oTSkeflling, by the Rev. W. Pate 'et - 5 0 0 Roman Catholic Congregation of Emmet!, Rev. Mr. &ester .. - - - ilatnuel Curt a - - One Day's Pay of the Officers, Non-conamissi: Officers, Drummers, and Privates 6f the Melton ' Mowbray Regin. ..t of Local Mil Lia - 63 s S a muel Smuh Esq. Notting6am - - 10 10 W. and J. Elliott and Co. Ditto • • ' . - 10 10 James Robinson and Sons, Papplewick - 10 10 Frantis Wakeield,Nottinghana - .. 2 2 James Hooley, Ditto - - - .. It 2 Franei2 BrAithw . ... alte, Dino . - - . ' 1 A John Vizey, Ditto - - • 1 1; , ertain Cartwright, Ditto * - - . , • : e• i . 4 1. C A few 'Friends ar the Ram inn, Nottin g ham • • ' :10; 17 .A Collection in the Parish at Selston, Nottingham i 3 John }:tharidge.ftorton - . •• 3 0 • The Parish of St.Olave, Chichester, per the Rev. Mr.. C ar pi n ter - - - 3 4 i Ditto of St. Pabersis, ditto, per Rev. Mr. Walker 15 3 t Admiral George Murray - • 1 1 II Colonel Breeden, Chichester - - 1 1 C John Woods, Esq. - - - - - 2 2 C Litton, Cambridge, per Rev. John Haggitt • I 1 S 6 Albury, Herts, per Rev. David Jen ks - - 6 IT 6 Second Collection of the Parish of Bedfont, Middle= 1 10 6 T ee n: Somerseuldre, pee Mr. Joel Emanuel 2 2 0 Collections received by Josepht.edsam, Esq. High Bailiff: St. Philip's Church, Birmingham - - 59 18 9 Sc Martin's Church, Ditto - - - 117 13 9 St. Paul's Chapel, Ditto - - - 16 0 2 St. Mary's Chapel, Ditto • - - 68 0 0 St. James's Chapel, Ashted - . - 15 4 10 St. John's Chapel. Deretend - . - ' 6 14 6 Ring's-street Chapel ' - - - 11 12 I Methodists Chapels . . - 24 4 8 Bond-street Meeting - •• - 3 17 11 Edgbanon Church - - . .. 2 I 6 3/lidilerun Church - • - • 15 0 0 Woolatanton Church - - - s 11 0 a:7 A Sermon will be preached on Sunday morning next, at the Parish Church of St. Paul's Deptford. for the Relief of the British Prisoners in France. ivy the Rev. James Rudge, A. B. Minister and Lecturer of Limehouse. THOMAS FEROUSON, Secretary, • . No. 3, George. yard, Lombard-street. Tht day was publi.hed. In Ono Volume Qa,arto,,wice £l. 11s. 6.!. boards. 'II3ISYCHt ; et, tic Legend' : and other as POEMS. • 15y the late Mrs. HENRY TIGiIE. With a Portrait* the author, engraved by CarolineWitson. 'Printed forj.ousinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme and' Brown, Pater . nnsm-tow. This day seas miblished, 10 TWO irm:umes SV). price El. es. hoard., HE SURGICAL WORKS of JOHN ABER. •a• NETRY, &c.--On the Constitutional Origin 'end Treatment d LOCAL DIaEASEi;!ANEURISM, Diseases resemblin: sypun.m,• sad Mews of the URF.TkiItA.-- On Injuries of the BEAU, Miscellaneous ilbjects, and LIM , BER ABCESSES. ! printed for Lofton, Hurst, Rees,Orme and &own, Pater ! nubter-row. The above Works Sway be bad in four separate Parts. JONSON'S, BEAUMONT AND PLFMCHER'S WORKS. 'lhii day was puldiehed, In four large valorises royal octavo, embellished with Portraits, price ..Z5 in extra boards, or on large paper, in four volumes quarto, price £7, 'HE DRAMATIC WORKS of BEN JONSON and BEAUMONT and fri.E t*CHER ; the first printed from the Text, and with the Notes of PETER WIIAI.LRY—the !latter from the Text end with the Notes of the late GIOUGL 'ICOI.I4A #l, Esq.—Printed for folio Plce.aililly. This day was published , hamtsotnely pointed in Royal WM. with seven Engravlms. price IBs. in boards, I'HE LIFE of WILLIAM WAYNPLETE, 1 - Bishop of Winchester, Lori High Chancellor to Henry YL and Founder of Magdalen Cul!ege, Oxford. By the late Rev. RICHARD CHANPLFR, Formerly Fellow of that Coll , ge, and Author of Travels in Mb Minor, &e. Printed for White and Cochrane, Horice's Head, Fleetstreet. Fifty Copies are printed in luipersal svo. price 16%. in bnavels TUESDAY, 4th JUNE. RICHARDSON, G 00 DLUC K, and CO..respect fully inform the Public, that the New Suitt Lottery, con taining Siaty Capitals, will all be drawn en the KING's BIRTH IMY, June 4th. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of .C 20,000 are 180,E 24 - . 1,600 - - 24,n00 S 2 - . S9 O . - - 10,00•.1 ac 400 - Siio, £25. e. &c. - 80,000 - Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety, at t h e Offices of lima Alt D.ON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the corner of Batik 'Build ings, Core:Ill, and facing tke King s Mews, CtuniorCroso ; where in the present and last year's Lotteries they sold S Plizes of £20,000, i of X 2,000, and S of £l,OOO, &c. &c. STKAMONIUM AND ASTHMA. This day was published, price 3s. lid. with a eolouranl Eagravisg of thy 'ant, COMMUNICATIONS rotative to the I),VrETRA STRAMONIUM, or THORN-APPLE; aa.i...glief or Core of AS UHMA. Addressed to the Editor of the Moottity Magazine, and many of them never before published. Printed for ?Liens D Ptriactrs, Great Bridge-street, Black friars ; and soli by Sherwood, .Neely, and Jones, Paternoster.' , row ; J. Highly, Fleet-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 Scram niutn, but also satisfactory testimonials of the efficacy of the Ge -1 twine Unadulterated and Unsophisticated Herb front profes sional Men, and others. • CHEAP LO f fERY TICKE 13 AND *HAUL& rARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers,.No. 26 , 01-1 1 4- 4 ford-street, London, established 1776, respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the following reditced Prices CARROLL'S PRICES. OTHER OFFICES. Ticket -- - P 22 4 0 Ticket - - •CW2 10 0 Half - —it 4 0 Half - -1111 0 Quarter 0 . - bl 3 0 Quarter - - - • 517 6 , Eighth -- - - 217 0 Eighth - 219 6 Sixteenth - - 1 8 6 Sixteenth• - - 150 0 CA R Roil. and Co. trust that a discerning Publiewill give •hem that eneeuragement which it has. been their study to deserve during a period of near 40 years. Cuts ot.t. and Co. sold in the last I.ottery, No 1,812, a Prize oF 1:2000, in One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths ; No. 5,341, the last Prize of .60,000, In Three Eighths and Ten Sixteenths • and No. 12,103, the last Prize of - X lOO3OO, ever shared and sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and the Money 'paid on Demand. Persons residing in the Country will be supplied with Tickets and Shares at the above reduced pricer, by wilding their orders, with good Dills, at short dates, or Bank Notes, to No. 26, Ox ford-street—N. B. The usual Commission will be allowed to Agents, besides the above advantage. 'llls day ware pnbliahed, price les. hoards, TWELVE LECTURES on the SUBJECT of the PRO PHECI ES Mating to theCHR IST I A N CHURCH: being a portion of the Lectures founded at Lincuids-itn Chapel by the late Bishop Warburton. By EDWARD PEARSON, D. D. Muter of Sidney College, Cambridge, and Cluistian Advocate in that University. Printed for J. Hatchard, t9O, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had by the same Author, 1. The Haisean Defence for t etlo, consisting of an Essay on the Pre-existence of CURIST, a Sermon int the Trinity, and a Proposal respecting:lie Athanatian Creed, price ss. 2. Prayers for Families, consisting of a Form, short, and com prehensive, for the morning and evening of every day in the week. Second Edition, with alterations, price 3s. tid. boards. And his various other Publications. MONEY is always ready to advance , at leg al Annuity Interest, redeemable, on-Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Dividends of Stock, An• mulles, Kent Charges, Marriage Settlements,Widows' Jo i n tures . Patent Places, Churchldvings, and any Income for I,fe. The No bility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be ac commodated either on their single or joint Annuity Bonds, with promptitude and secrecy. Apply personally between the hours of twelve and five, or by letter to the Director of the Bank , No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square.—Good Bills cßscountcd. -r-- TMs day was published, in 2 Vols. Yvu. and one 4to. Volume of Plates. price 366.4 n boards, FERGUSON'S ASTRONOMY EXPLAINED , upon Whizz Newton's Principles; with Notes and Supple mentary Chapters, adapted to the Present State of the Science, By DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D. F.R.S. and F.A.S.E. • 6 .* The !shoes and supplementary Chapters to this Work, which occupy nearly a volume. contain the fullest view that has yet been given of an the new discoveries ht Astronomy, viz. the Observations and Theories repeating the four new Planets; the Discoveries of Schroeter concerning the Twilight .Attnesphere, and Mountains of Venice. and the Moen ; the recent Observa tions of Pigott ,in Variable Stars tend tbe'l'heories and Observa tions of Dr. Herschel en the structure of the Suit, the Parallax of the Stars, the Motion of the Solar System, the Revolutions of Double and Multiple Stars, anJ the Nature of Nebula and the Milky. Way : with Catalogues, descriptive of the Position, Ike. of these interesting Phenomena. Printed for 1011111 Ballantyne and Co. Oliphant and Balfour, and Brown and Grombie,Ediaburgli; and for John Murray Ind Robert Schley, London. THE BUSINESS of tke TAYLORS' COM PANY is removed from the ADELPHI to 101, • XiALI., where Contracts are taken from Gentlemen as the Col t lowing Prices: • Three Snits per Year . Four Ditto Five Ditto Si: Diu* £l9 10 24 10 • 26 10 'll3 6 COATS. Best Superfine Blue, Bak, or Green .4 Breeches from .£l. 12s. to 1 16 Waistcoats from 16s. to 1 A Suit of Liveites - • • S 0 A Box Coat - $ 17 Best Doe-skin Breeches • 214 Ditto Ditto Pantaloons - - • - $ Regimentals and *oral Uniforms ',Ai at the shortest ono- KG YAL PAIINT. . • - Rt. Hon. Marquis Lothian .Sir John Coghill Rt. Hon. I.ord Dudley and Ward Sir Francis Blake . • . Rt. Hon. Lord Grantley Sir Edward Newaham .. Rt. Hon. Lord Forteseue Sir Sir Jo ertPeate obhn Armstrueg Lord Lennox . R evade at du ........ ,,,,. e . i Viscountess Dudley aed Ward Judge Barrington .--i-o--- _.....----L----- 1 Dowager Lady Grantley General Drnuley CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, .As - ritmA, WIN I'ER 'Dowager Lady Forteseue General Norton COUGH AND WHEE Z ING. i lAtly Falmouth General Doyle Copy of a better bean J. Montaftie Leigh, Esq. I.ady Apreece Colonel De Bath SIR —My Dsighter's case bcing declared an hope- 1 Finn. Mr. shirley and many where, ; less MC sf CoMempthis of the Lungs, by the attending /. HAVING fur more than 30 years experienced the Physician, I thought myteff itiNifted•ln having reeasne to an 1 1 .. A. efficacy of GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE B.kLSAM, for advertised Balsam ; which failitneto Ward the least relief, t was the cure of Coughs. Colds, Asthma'', slid Consumption* in their induced to give tt'e Otymel StraMoMom as recommended by I own families, as well as witnessed it in others, particularly re tle. Fisher, a triaLand 1 have the pleasure to say, that it 'gave commend it to be kept by all persons, to have recourse to upon almos immediate relief. the first attack of either of the above complaint s, in which case, In the skarepreid t e,' a few days, her cough considerebly abat- it never tails of sueeese, and in hundreds of instances it has pee r& the expectoration diminished. the fever nearly disappeared, I formed CUrt t after patients have been given over , by their 00- and. by ensitinsdpe tbe ice of the Oxymel, the syrai tums grado. I cloak, by which Means a great number of the Facully conjoins In ally Iztt her. bee *SOMA increased, and in the ccurse of three, i the recommendation, having admitted it as the first medicine is. series, o m en. tssefeMkg leatored to health, to the aston is hment 1 the world the &hove disoMers. Numerous certi fi cates from ot her , Physician, and of,, litters of the Nablety and families of distinction, as wells free' • : the leave, to witom meereeces may be made, may be seen at ;be, Your very gratefel and obedient Servant, JAMES MONTAGUE LLIGH. 1 Proprietor's, Bloomsbery-sqdare, which are proofs of Its utility larffiaitLetreet, Gdi February, 101- ~,: • 0 -':beyeeidllit peewee of envy to dispute, this OXYKEL ai:d the PreraiedHEßlSlcs Eninakin, are N. 11. To pretreat frond, their name is written on every label, sold, wi th ampk directions, by Harris, corner of Saint Paul's . and printed at full length 'woe each stamp that rovers tl.e coil Church-yard, L o ndon ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street ;of each bottle, Sold at the first Medicine Warehouses b tia in apt Butu , 10, ek e n c es-streit. owu and countrr.—good allowarce for expertsdon. Fetter, 3 /. Pielianaost-street ; On the Motion of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and seconded by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sasser, Resolved unanimously, That from a consideration of the salu tary effects of Knowledge upon the human mind, the habits of tinier which education :rears", and the personal acquaintance with the Holy Scriptures which it produces ; this Meeting sn:i efiliktes from the general tilteation of the Poor, the happiest results to society, hy the (lit:dilution of crimes. and in the pre 111 - Metion of the usefillnets of the great lirsay of the people. On the Motion of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, se eonded by his - Royal Highness the Drake of Sussex, Resolved, That the System of 'Education ineentird by Mr. In. *ph Lareaster, enables Otte Master to teach roading, writlne, and etitlitnetic to any nutrber of childten by the agency of his ache /aro alone; at die learn time fiat the most perfect crate of ritei i pline it preserved; to which must be addeii, the redutnion of the Lptice of instruction, according to the number educated, let. 7s. and even Ss. ed. per annum for each child, rendering it in ti'e whole, en invention worthy. of the most distinguiduldApprehe tion and universal adoption. On the.Vlntion of the Marquis of Lansdowne, and seconded by Wm. Adam, Esq. M. P. Resolved, That it is with the mostlively rrisfactintishleMeet ing contemplates the sanction and suppett which the Lanmsterian System for the Education of the Peek, has received from their Majesties, and every branch of the Royal Family ; and his Royal Itgliness the Duke of Kent is most respectfully sacked to re present to the whole of the Royal Family. the high sense which this Meeting entertains of a patronage no less important to the prosperity of the undertaking, than indieative of the affection of the House of ileuesseick, for the truest interests of the people On the Motion of the Marquis of LansdowLe, and seconded by told Keith, Resohed, That Mr. Adam be requested by this Meettng, humbly and respectfully to express to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent the sense which they entertain of the gracious communication his Royal Highness has been pleased to make to them, and their gratitude for his continued court:rum:we and sup• port to the Lancastv-inn System of Ed Ic.uiut:. On the Motion of the Marqui► of Lansdowne, seconded by Lord Keith, Resolved, That the respectful Thanks of this Meeting bl pre sented to his Royal Highness the I)uke of Kern, whose friend ship to soldiers children has been she4n in that princely liberal:ty with which his Royal Highness has established a school in the Royals, as Colonel of that Regiment, and sot in example which, it is hoped, will be universally followed by Military Commanders, and thereby promote the welfare, and do honour to the character of the British Army. That the Thanks 464 Meeting lie presented to Lieutenant- Colonel M'Leod and • the Offieers of the 4-11 battalion of the Royals, fee the zeal and benevolence with which they have su perintended a Royal Lancasterian School In that Regiment. That Id: Royai Highness the Duke of Kent he respectfully re quested to communicate the same. On the Motion of the Duke of Kent, and seconded ti the Duke of Sussex, Resolved, That the re-pre.ful Thanks of this Meeting he pre sented to his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester fur the zeal he has manifested in promoting the Lancasterian system of edu cation, and particularly for having placed a number of the youth of his regiment under this excellent mode of Instruction. On the Motion of the Duke of Kent, seconded by the Duke ,pf Sussex ' Resolved, That the disinterestedness of Mr. Lancaster, in In venting and carrying intwelfect the Royal Lancastrrian System of Education, merits the approbation and soppoft of the Empire, and that the thanks of this Meeting be presented to him for the same. On the Motion of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, se conded by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, Resolved, That by a Report presented to this Meeting, it ap pears that, during the last four years Mr. Lancaster has take , ' numerous journies to diffuse a knowledge of liii plan in the coun try—that hr has, at considerablepersonal expense, travelled near 700. miles, lectured 140 times to different audiences, consiuing of near 50,000 persons, in which he has given such an bnpetus to public benevolence, that more than 25,000 children have been provided with instruction, and many thousand pounds have been raised for building and fitting up school rooms and supporting schools, for all which benefielal exertions he ought to be consi• tiered a public benefactor, and Is intitled to the thanks and sup port of the Nation in general. On the Motion of Wm. Smith, Pui. M.P. Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting are hereby given to the Mayors, Magistrates, Clergy, and Gentry of those Cities and Towns in England and Scotland, who have contributed to the ex tens;on of the Royal British System of Education, by granting to Mr. Lancaster the use of their Town Guild, or ounty Halls, for the purpose - of detailing the particulars of his plan, and that the Magistrates of Stirling be particularly distinguished, who permit ted their Guildhall to be used as a temporary School-room for the military quartered there. On the motion of Francis Horner, Esq. M.P. Resolved, That the moral effects of the Royal British System of Education are apparent, from the important fact, that of full 7000 children whe have been instructed at the Royal Free School, Borough Road, no instance has been known of any one'of these having been charged with any criminal offence iu any Court of Justice. On the motion of E. W Bootle, Esq. M. P. Resolved, That the fact publicly stated by Mr. Lancaster,that of the 7000 children educated at the Borough Road, by him, no' one of tkem has been made a proselyte to his peculiar religious. opinions, affords a gratifying proof that every religious denomina tion may cordially unite in the education of the poor, upon the broad and liberal basis of this Institution. On the motion of the Hon. James Abercrnmby, M.P. Resolved, That the energies of the Royal British or Lancaste• elan Syste.n, in developing the talents and eliciting the faculties , of youth fur their own and their country's good, have been ne• markahly displayed in several boys of not more than 13 or 14 years of age, having superintended the Borough Road and other fishools, with as much facility as the Master himself. On the motion of Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. Resolved, That in order to extend the benefits of the Royal British System of Education to all parts of the Empire, and to render it in the largest sense a national good, it is requisite that a considerable number of youth of both sexes be trained in the. practice of the Institution, for the purpose of undertaking the charge of Schools. On the motion of Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. Resolved, That as the Annual Subscriptions to the Institution ere at present by no means adequate to &tray the charges of Bpard, Lodging, and Clothing of a sufficient number of Youths (eXpences which in the training of them to the period of their fit. nets to take the charge of School', are unavoidable). the Friends to this cause are solicited to become Annual Subscribers, of MM. from One to Ten Guineas. On the motion of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and .seconded by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, Resolved, That fi um a Report presented to this Meeting, k appears, that the Donations sad Subscriptions received by Mr. Lancaster, prior to the year i Ms, had fallen short of the actual charges for the erection of suitable Buildings, and the niainte nanee of intended School Masters, and that a considerable Debt had been incurred, for which the Gentlemen since appointed Mr. Lancaster's"l'rustees, actuated by an earnest desire to pre'- vent the failnre of so important a work, and rel , :ing on the future support of a liberal and beneficent Public, not only ren deted- themselves responsible, but took measues for enlarging the operation of the system. On the Motion of the Duke of Kent, and seconded by the Duke of Sussex, Resolved, That front a con►ideration of the great utility of the abject, and the facility with which ti 0 benefits of the Inn notion may be extended, not only to all parts of the British Empjre, but tq the ts`...ole civilised world, the douttions of the Plibil‘: arc U). UTANTEatit OtkititiojaratntS 10 - 49 a •v. snore, musty Arable; Zerith a genteel Holm, (or Tar house Own can b.t ntade so). Security We Rent may he aivu . Immediate application, (by letter only.) Ms. Lakin, 5, Via*. street„ Pier tdilly. .11.1),<IDOL. 1.0.1)1,r., lAlikoiti33HLK 'To BE I.ET for a shirt Term Jf Year , . Furnished Jr Unfurnished, a motlern-buik HOUSE, calcuLtted for the residence of a Gentleman's Faintly; situated on bagbaruud, and eunimanding extensive views over a. bs autiful country ; atnl surrounded by a Pleasure Ground, Garden, and eighteen Acres of Land. The• House contains a Dining anti Drawing-room, two small Parlours, five Bed•cbamhers, two Drebong-romns four Servants' Rooms, Housekeeper's Room s Servants' Hell, and othrr dorne+tic Offices; Coach-houses, and Stabhog for eight Horses. — as distant one mile from the village of Aldridge, tight front Lkchfield, tel from Birmingham, aid three from Wel:ell; rent mderate, and free from tithes and parochial rates. For ft.rther particalors apply so Mr. L'wii*, IValsall. BERKi,. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLI) ESTATE And .gefird'el REST -1- DENCE, environed with fine roads, sitimted in a heakhy and fruitful eminence of country. in a select iseishb-nirload, within a few miles south of Reading, and 41 from th e Metro. polls; consisting of 160 Acres of old Meadow and Grazing Ground, Wheat and Turnip Land, the latter of easy cukute, and the whole lying compact. The ESTATZ is well timbered and conveniently divided—a'''. • fords a pleasing variety of surface, with distant views of the cur- . _ rounding country. The DiV11.1.11110.110(Jit is roomy and cheerful. with estensire Gardens, suitable offices, atc. audit fa for the latazedia.e recep tion ist a family of respectability. Fur particulars, direct (post paid) to Crod Csdlee.h S.rand; or PosbeiSee. Read ea. - T'tiE afflicted with COUGH, however severe, win find their interest in attention to the forowing Case!: To Mr. MADDRN Proprietor of the Vegetable EAtence or Pre. vention and at of Consumption, Asthma, Conte on Cold, tks3i.o. • ' • - From Mr. Thomas Abby, 11, Orange . st reet, Red Lion-square. Set--I feel It a duty incumbent on me to acknowledge with gratitude the affiracy of your Vegetable Syrup on Iseitalf of my wife, who was afflicted with a perioslical cough fat ten years, which baffled all medical aid, and became inereaslugly worir, which bad reduced her to a mere Aida tV, till 2: length In a very providential Way site heard of your med icine, and after takes one bottle found great relief, and coltiniiing to take it agreeably to your directions, her cough has entirely disappeared. I should have wrote before, her cough having beta removed fur more than 18 months, but have wafted to see if itwould Miura; and find ing it dots not, I can no longer refrain from returtib.g my nwa grateful thanks; and tbit you may live to witmesa a similar cure on thousands of your fellow -creatures, is the sincere prayer of, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, • TtioarAa Agar. p. S. You may make what use of this letter you think proper, as I are willies to attest to any person who may call as to what I have stated.-.-1 I, Orange 7 street, Rs dLion-squarr., May 19,1811. I J A Pamphlet containing ni-arly IC6 vouchers of the hest reaper. tability may be had ai below, price tad. where al.o may be hai the Essence, price 7s. pr bottle :—At his Sun's B. Madden, No. 14, Gloucester...Tr:et, Quea-square, Bloomsbury ; and, by tap.. pointmert, at Knever, Arle‘s, red Baker's, Bartholomew Close. - West Smithfield; Mios Randall'. (late Tust) adjoiningthe Royal Exchange Gate, Cor., hill Mr. Huguenin',, Perfumer, 33, Hay. market; Mr.Mattrai , 's, 83, rtes.-ate:A t ; Mr. Sanger's, 150, Ox ford-strs et ; Mr. Clarke's, 269, Hlgb street, Borough; Mr. San's, corner of King-street.Holborn ; Mr. Brennand's, i 36. Iliabopsgatee wlth.mt ; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row, Holboni t Mr. Belies, Corn-creet. Bristol ; Mr. Binn's, Cheap-street, Bath :Mr. Wig. inees,Colchester ; Meggy and Chaik's, Cbehnsford; Mr. Wachbourne., Glnuces er ; Mehra. Brodie, Dowding, and Lux ford's, Sali.hury; Mr. Newbery's, Dublin ; and Mr Truman's, Exeter, EVERAL GENTLEMEN THAT WERE Li BALD lave declared, after using the RUSiIA OIL regu larly for six months, the bald places became cutered with hair. Give It a fair trial by using it regularly 'fur a short time, as it cannot have the effect if only applied at. intervals. I t pr 0„„,,,, eye-brows and whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turnivg red dish or grey. It is tI e best preparation in the World for yre serving and promotirg the hair; in shirt, where there is heir by nature and it has fallen off, by using the Russia - 0i: regnierly you may rely on its being restored —lt is generally remarked persons wearing talte.hair, that after a short time wearing it becomes dry and stiff, is easily discovered that it is false ; by using the Russia Oil when dres-ieg it, prevents Its being discovered, as it keeps the false hair soft, and its appearance natural. The Royal Family and ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion In England, use the Russia Oil for moistening the hair when Ares.- hig ; Is so great a nourislter to hair as to preieitt its turning grey to all periods; promotes the growth, prevents its falling talf, gat restores it on bald places, if the least roots. CAVTIO N. = l'hr efficacy of theßt{sefigoll his of late been com plained of, occasioned by unprincipled persons circulating coun terfeits, which by lake pretences, are imposed on different Shop keepers, particulatly on Hair-dretsers. Observe each bottle has a,. label on the outside, signed with Russian ga!tl " Moehrikuisky and Prince ;" any shopkeeper selling Russian Oil without that signatare, are gild:) , of iniposi • don, and sellers of counterfeits. Price 7s. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at one F guinea, or six guinea bettlet it Gee pounds, I said 'Wholesale, recall, and for exportation, by the Proprietor, A. Prii:ce, No. 4, John-street, Oxford -stroet,. London; and by 'appointment, Mr Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond • street ; Hendrle and Sons, Perfumers toiler Majesty,llehbbrne• street ; Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, and Duke and Duchess of York, Coelispur-street; Berry, 17, Greek-street; Low, 350, Stiand; Bacon, 150, Oxford -street; Davison, 59, 11 "f - bly , " Rifles GS. Chespside; Bolton, 'l'utt, Royal Exchange ; New b erg, h.q.>, Smyth, lb. Dante -street, Dub-. lin ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders sa the Kingdom. Merchants, Captalno, also Country Shopkeepers, sena:lg their orders to any Wholesale Perfumers or Medicine Venders they deal With In Luildon, will teceiee liberal allowance. Beware of the h•zpostor who prepares the counterfeit, be has imitated the Russim Eagle in the :"how-hlll,whieli is displayed In I ' a laige gilt frame se tonic Hair•dresvers, therefore he partivlar to otaerve the label as..f•ve.