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Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower; and further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the con tract, may he known at the Secfetary's Office in Pall Mall afore. said, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, an.l endorsed—" Pro posals for Horse-Shoes, atc.;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Bth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, 3n►dary. SITUATIONS. • CLERKS, Warehousemen; Foremen, ' Traveller{, Assistants to Shells, Metrical Men, tbst Law, and Acade mies, Stewards, Bailiffs, Gamekeepers, Gardeners, young Men wasting various other hituations, Persons wanting Partners or Partner.hips; Clazymen wanting Curates or Curacies, are ac quainted by the Proprkzors of Elie Intelligence Office No, ill, Hatton Garden, taw bum the number of vacancies the - /fealty registered' at thew 015cr by Merchants, Tradesmen, &c. eath applicant has every opportunity of meeting'the objtet he nsay be qualified a filL--Office, Hours rt.leven to Four. MOOERN CIRCULATING LIBRARY, ON AN EXTEN • SIVE SCAL& N0.:14, Tav'snack-street, Covent-Garden. CREIGHTON most respectfully informs his J • Friends and the Public, that his LIBRARY, which, for eight years past, has established its character of select, valuable, and *well chosen, is now greatly augmentect; and arrangemtnts are r.lade for • the accommodation of any number of Subscribers, and for the supply of any number of volumes, whether in town or country. Although this Library furnishes a• lull, quick% and liberal supply of all New Novels, Romances, &c. as soon as pub lished, yet these constitute only a part of the collection ; for, to accommodate every class of readers, no expence has been spared in the purchase of the most approved •publicadons, including Arts and Sciences, Biography, Divinity, Education, History, To pography, Voyages and Fravels, Law, Miscellanig,, Plays, Poe.‘ try. Stc.—Catalegues and Cards 01 the Terms may be had on ap plication ;t the Library. ;; NEW ESTABLISHMEIdT, Under the Patronage of Isis Royal Higlueess the Duke of Kent. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Leicester-place, two door" fain' Leicester"lmre. lq L. PANNIER humbly begs leave to inform the . Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, that his Library is conducied in the most liberal manner, and on very reaeunable terms. The Ssbecribers are constantly supplied with Books of ad kinds of I :terature, either Euglisli or i:reucls, and provided with eatery new Publication of any merit,ws soon as published or ' .imported.--For further particular', please to apply to the Library, Where tar& of 'Ferns and Catalogues noey be had. N. B. Respectable Salmis of both §sies,:nd genteel supplied grails with Professional Masten of tried ability, either for teaching Languagni or any o'her Liiieral Arte. 'flu day was publialuid, By N. L. Pannier, at his Circulating Library, 1 S. Leicester Leteestawiquara, priceAt4lier• L ES DEUX GENDkES, Comidie en 5 Acts* et en•Vera—Par Mons. ETIENNE. last imported from France,--The great number of reprcsen.- tations of this Comedy, on the French Stage, fur four Months, constantly, affords sufheknit grounds to suppose it will not fall tb excite shine degree of interest amongst the ArnateUrs of die Fteneh. i.angute. Just pailslishod, in 2 vols. 12tao. price 105. in boards, ALIDIA and CLORIDAN,, or the OFFSPRING ofßezthia, an amusing and well-written Romance of for sler amts. Ily the Author of. several popular Works.. • - .• - Sold' by N. 1.. Pannier, at cite Eaghsis and Forties:lAlstilllft 4;eicffeter-place, two doors front Leiegstesquare. .. Wive may be by 1,, also ; . George and Elisa, or the loirpal,pf the Heart, a Novel, in one vol.' price .51 sewed: •-• I "i ff Just published, in a Vols. 12mo. price luelikt.l.ll. M ONTALVA ; or, Annals of Guilt.. .111krisie. By Mrs. A. HAMILTON, , .r• • Author of The Irishman •in Landau, &a. &c. " The image of a wi c ked, heinous fault " Lives in his eye ; that close aspect of his, " Does chew the mood of a most troubled.breast." Printed for and sold by N.L. Pannier, at his English and Fo. reign Public Library, 15, Leicester-place Leice.ter-square ' where Families and Public Schools are in:pi:lied Gratis with Mas ters of tried abilities. • Just published, price 9%. on Card Paper, Attu 131. ttl. lilt r:0•t....L• sod Canvas, under the patronage of his Royal Highness - the Duke of Kent, ANEW and Splendid Historical and Biographical CHART of the ANNALS of ENGLAND, frost tar. Conquest to the prusert thaver-*By WILLIAM TICKEN, Author of the Historical ciorr of the Reign of,George thelld,rd. 'llls Chart,. which is as iiiuskfol the use 4 Gendenjen's Li braries, ai for public Schools, poesesses stipertor advantages, In facilitating the study and recollection of English History. It fa well engraved, correctly coloured, and presents p most beautiful and scientific coup-trail of the subject. An expLuatory pamphlet ic ands Wit/ it. Sold by N. 1.. Pannier, at the English and Foreign Library, IS, Leicester-piece, Leicester-eqiiate, and all other Beefeeellerx. This day was published, in 1 Vul. eve. price 7s. CI. to AN ETHICAL TREATISE on the PASSIONS.: a. Part 2, consisting of two disquisitions en condnet to happiness. 1. Oo the inlhience of Virtue on personal an/ aura well-being. 2. On Morality, its NaturcklAws, Metivinteda. By T. COOANis M D. • • Th is Volume- campletaa lir Author's Ethkal DistOsitions. Aimed for T. Cad& and W. Davies, Strand ; and Jahn Bina*, bath. Of whinn may be had, eh preceding VAlumes, price Ba. Gd. and ins. 6d. Speedily will be published, by the same Anther; Theohigical Researches ; or an Analytical Engairy into the Prinelphas.of Natural and Revealed Religion, which are best cal culated to direr. and regulate the Par ions and Abections of the Mind, and ino,t conducive t., Human Happiness. ABLAKE, Chemist to his Royal Hishness. the A. Prince Repot, having purchased all the Receipts late hi rssession of Mr.'LeaDEER, (in the preparing of whiCh every attention will he paid) respectfully informs his Friends and eve Public, he has removed from 23, St. James's-strett, to 54, Picea dilly, corner of YUbany, the. oriinal Warehouw for- the PAZ PARED CHARCOAL DEN'C g IFRI.CE, and SOLUTION for the TELTH; which, from their well-known efficacy In preserv ing the Teeth and UWIII3, have been so ui.'”crsally and justly es ! teemed. The very great demand for the YEE PAREIMUARCOA L and Socuituy, having occasioned many imitations, she ltubile are,p4rticularly requested to observe, In future every Box of the . Dendfrice and Mottle of Sulution, sold by appointment of the Proprietor, will be signed .' A. BLAKE ;$ none other-is genuine. May be had a: the prandial Ivledicitie Venders and Perfumers In Town acd Country.—Proper '4404 Blushes easy be head with the above lattparauaba. ; MONDAY, -A RELIEF OF THE BRITISH PRISONERS IN PRANCE. Amount advertised - - 5e30,349 8 6 John Clyn Biss - . . 1 1 0 NriMani Sturgis Bourne, Esq. - - 10 10 0 , Captain G. Atherley,North Hints . 2 2 0 , A (_•follection on the Fad Day ar Chiswick Church, I • Middlesex, per the Rev. John Williams - 34 15 6 , Bryan Broughton, Esq. - 10 10 0 ' The Scholars of S t. Martin's Library School, per James Wood - - - 010 11] Rev. P. Monypeany - - 13 5 Si The Dwelt Church, Austin Friars • - 21 0 0 , Parish of Littlebury, near Saffron Waldron - 5 0 0' Mr. Fuller Maitland - - 10 10 0 ' John Francklin, Esq. - - 10 0 0 John Plaskett . - 5 0 0 j Ericli Church,' Kent; after &Sermon per Rev. R. Dalres'lB 7 ,9 j Parish of Willingare, by the Rev. John Deedes - 4 6• 6 Subscription of a Special Jury at Oxford Aiiiael 6 6 111,, M. S. Wall, Esq. of Oxford - 1 1 G. Benjamin Flower, Harlow t , - 2 0 1 01 Saber's Hall Meeting, London, collection on the Fast Day, by the Rev. H. Wotthington 31 8 0 I'. C. Esq. Camberwell . . - 10 0 6 The Mayor and Burgesses and other Inhabitants of I South Melt . on , Rayon, by Dr. Bryan ._.. _ %al, 13 0 James Cartiplierand Co. 10 10 0 The Officers, Noa-cornmissioned Officers, anciPtivates of the Loyal liipsomVolunteen, under the fnapection • :, of Lieut. Colonel Hardy . *" It 0• - 0 Parish of Pleshey, near,,Chelinsford, Essex. -4, 0 0 The Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Pri• vines bf the Royal Artillery, and Royal Artillery Drivers In the Eastern District, per Lt. Col, Wood 117 3 11 Spofforth Chun* Yorkshire, per Rev. C. Tripp, M. A. ' 4 6 3 Cardigan Church, per the Rev. Thomas. Morgan 13 0 9 The Chapelry of over Perver, Cheshire, per Sir . H. M. Mainwaring, Bart. 1 - 8 0 0 Subscriptions transmitted per Messrs. Jones, Fox, and Co. Man chester : Collection at the Calegiate Church in Manchester, on the 20th March, 1811 - - 32 14 14. Ditto, at St. John's Church - - 21 10 8 Ditto, at St. Peter's Church - - 22 1 0 Ditto, at St. George's Church ' - - • 3 2 4 Ditto, at Trinity Chapel, Salford - 5 •1 3 By the Rev. A. lister, Vicar of Gargrave, Yorkshirei.. - • :_ : 1 being the amount of a Collection after a Sermon \, 11 ;2 0 J. Griggs, Esq. Messing, Essex S _,O 0 The united parishes of Bridestowe and Sourtoa Oak banyton, by the Rev. C. Luxmoore 5 7 0 Villages of Worlingworth cum Sourbok, by the Rev. • W. R. Llayton. 13 0 0 The Hon. Edward Littleton, M. P. 10 10 0 Rev. W. liakiv, Lyndon, Rutlandshire 6 DI 0 Parish of South Luffenhim • 3 0 6 Collection at •Ridunontl, Yorkshire, by Hutton & Co. Si 10 3 'THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary, . No. 3, George-yard, Lombaril-stret. , CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, April 24, 1811: AT a ntikietb . bi and highly r e s p ectable MEET ING held Able day, in pursuance Of public advertisement, - • 101.111 'WeifFNIORE, P-ri. lethe Chair. The followtng Rens:taloa Were unitilinoilsly adopted : -`• • 1. Resolved, That the-uniform, good, and patriotic conduct o .• the rPriuguese Nation, during the Preach invasion, am/ the dnis— sequent suffering: of a,grest propo iota" that brave tuiti loyal, *owle t entitle them tfo the Dime t ennsiderotiou and maim. ariiierf kialiftfuiilitstbil em e.• + _a. 1- . 11olved, - I - bat this Meeting, feellnal6oot sensibly the dis - ....Imams of the unfortunate -suffe'rets; and, convinced that theiveme at Parliament; . akhough iibrair,: is not adequate t'o the bignaPerill.lloltiOlto tedfxinots,. not only. to contribute iadlvi- dmallysfiffrila s" rgrwend, in Ow most general and efEr4Clol4s mannmanner s .tritly beneyolenr.and.praiseworcby. 3. Resolved, t a general Subscriptioii far this pu'opose bi" now opened, And that tLe different Bankers of this Miteroptiffi be requested to noteive maseriptions. • 4. Rewired, Thai( fels; reit ber proritiehig *eh desfefildilebleet: a Committee be now: appointedho softer" Shibeeviptionsl and Nal perinlLnd the opglieatl i qp of the §sp‘e kspi44atotfl nioney rectfseed, ,ball be paid ma AbOarik of kng:and, 01,Nitre MUM of M Chilirm math End 'three'd - tliii torundttee. S. That the Oommittee do consist of the koffewbstcreittlenaen luhn Wltftmtisii;taii. • • • Ist F.sq: Right Hoe. t. CJ Vilitgra astrileststrEssf: •, • c Juno i'erirye~l . " • Sir Richard CarrAVTin, At,e, Jacob Bositiquet, - Eiti. William Manning, Esq. M.P. . Sir Hugl lisglio, Bart. • Charles Lyneb Esq.. Botanists Long, Esq. J. P. Andkraon, Esq. Jufaßowden,`Eiq. 3.3.Angerstein, Esq. J. S. X.)e Franca , I . 1 I,1»9 V..' J I 'Wan liatillidassi, Eaq.'ssurliji Robert Ptajlder, Esq. ......,,, Ppmitgos fee Martins % le* , yof•lkflq. MI, , , cS t tiltariee•er RAM •). 1 ••i C.•Dlas Saunas ( Eial.,, ; . ' 4l‘keiß 4o r g !Eb6lll6":lll)4l4 4w i g ori N Ei se t' . "m 44,.. .. M. la.. Guraraltis % Esq. Edsyard Forster, F.sq. • Jamb W e, Esq. ' ChAstbilter,Smith, Req. .1/Id;._ ~ 'phomes tie 242, Easy A"llitiiniviteverrefi, Esq. ~,, Charles Dixon, Esq.' Jeremiah Harnann„.Esq. - Cornelius Bigler, EA, ~ - •• -BO( Jig; Curtis, Bart. M.P. Aid. Robert Al'Kerrell, .Esq. ~.. 1 C9,!colick P. de Care io all, Ea q.• Joseph Vanzillei, Esii. : 7olzi P. Kensington, Esq. J. J. Holford, Esq: ' . 1( ' 1 John Weis; Esq. , Tbs. Holdsworth HutuctEW. I.Quades limit, Esq. Robert WM* NeWMAns Kai. ' vrilß/ 2 0 CiWterisls ER. Georgellatborn, E. , Thomas Stafford, Esc: John Wm. Buckle, Eaq. Bouliurin Shi.ir, Esq. ' Joseph White, Esq. • ' !knee Butler, Esq; J. M. d'Atraeltia Esq. Lim und Thonlas Waters, Esq.. John Hatt Nobl:, Esq. Henry Edward ie oberts,Esq. J. J.l). de. Carvalbo, Elq. Thomas Warre, Esq. • L. R. de Sa, Esq. . . irtniain Warre, Esq. John Coltsniann, Esq. lilt:return= Burnteeter, Esq. John llorohuU,loeq. • Richard SandersOn, Fig. Wm. Mellilla, 8•11.M.P. Lues Gomez Ferreira, Esq. John Maitland,. Esq. 6 . Resobfilly:-Paat these. Resolutions with a list of Subscrip tions,. he published in the London and:Provincial Papers. 7: Rcsolvpd,,That the Chairman be requested to call a General 7t.l,.:eting t trifter, . to report •the anisintat, ant application of 'the naafi* rerstivgdi - J. lifFir.f M RE, Chairman. The Chiirtnatti having left the Chair, the thanks of the Meeting were unaninacnisky voted for his very able, disinterested, and patriotic conduct in this general cause. of humanity. Books b.. ingiorned, the following Subscriptions were received : Ainount of Sybscriptiuns advertised - L 11,235 15 0 FrancisVanseller, Eaq. Belden and 'ruck 10 JO (omitted yesten I day) 100 OJ. T and W. Keen 21 0 Tayier and Newton 55 I Charles and Dickins 5• S J. Rattan, E sq. - 50 0 J John Wells, Esq. lOck:'• lA. De Revd* , - 5 5 Ashlin and Collings la 1 0 M I eiln,PeadjkLanatteteri oo 0 The Worshipful Com- EVans and Rudy . 2 2 pany or Mercers . 100 0 Dit. A. J. de !stride - I 1 Rub. Waller and Son • Se 10 David June's FA" - S S John Parker and Son 50 • 0 G. God Win„ Ciagshain- Aim. lintyth, Esq. 21 0 cainson . - 50 0 .i..l * ,,Teulon, Esq. . 5 51 F. Rebello '- • - 5 5 Wm . Collins , Esq. so 0 Francis B. Criy,,Bsq. 50 • John Bygfave, Esq. 10 JO • Fred. July , - 10 )0 Gen* aritigis E'sq. 100 0 3.l4..dtrQuekoadk. . S • .IraegistWartnaity, req. 3 h li t rainnir,p4 .lOO .4 D o gsestikhilsq.Wwkk . Bailey, Val 4, . te tavx,pr Paws4A, iiJitlie tr.... 100 'O • obtb and C.•.‘ •S. -. . • :VILA 3( 1 . • • _ _ , • •• - . . William BUM, EA!. lOrt 0 1 Ignatius Pelyart, Esq. zoo' 0 F Rolens, F.sq. - 10 10 Mrs. Palyart 10 10 Offleys, Bruthers, For- Miss Palyart S 5 I suer, and Co. - 100 0 John Jorge, Esq. 50 0 Gel). Greenhill, Esq. 2 2 M. J. de Siena Machado 10 0 A Friend to thecausr,T.L. 1 t Dixon and Ramsay Su I 0 Charles Bartrum Esq. 10 10 shormad .. wilco: 10 10 . Hayter, H0we11,.. 1 & Cu. 21 0 John Searle 100 0 Juze Vidrs elides 40 0 G. de Castro Pere; e Jones, Holland, and Co. 52 10 Mazarredu 100 0 Crowther,Lavic,&Garth 52 10 Joaquin Andrade, Esq. •25 0 B. A. Goldschmidt, Esq. .52 lo Butler Brothers 100 0 lames Akers, Esq. 50 OG. T. Bulkeley, Esq. 100 0 Maxwell and Keys 100 0 1. W. and 1. Whitmpre.loo 0 John Haman, Esq. 100 0 George Henckell 50 0 J. V. French, EN. 2 2 A. and J. Loughnan 52 10 Sir W. Leighton 52 10 T. and S. Xicholson 100 0 H. M. . - S 5 Thos. Wilkinson, Esq. 21 0 H..nry Pounsett, Esq. 10 10 R. and E. Lee 100 0 - frcorge Bangley, E.q. 5 5 Mr. Wm. Barry 21 0 Thomson, Furman, and The Worshipful Dras Hominy - 50 0 pen' Company, by Francis Freeling,-Esq. 10 10 the Master. David R. and W. Crawshay, Jennings, Esq. 105 0 and Co.. - 50 • 0 Josiah Mulford, Esq. I ThemasWillimott, Esq. 2.9 0 Hampstead • SO 0 t'lloriston, 8r0ther5......... Rmlth, Curries, and Co. 100 0 and Co. - 100 0 John 'Julkoley and Son 100 9 Smith, Mukalla, and ~.. James Ca9l9l_ Ory SE'Cos ::9...4 ' Devas - 50 0- Br ant andlle Lannoy .50 fl Fairlie, Bonham, & Co. 103 0 S. W. - - 2.* Allan Gilmore, F. 49. 10 to Joshua Saunders, Esq. 10 10 Bruce, Simian, Yreen, , G. Gwllt, of 'Southwark 2 4 and Co. - 100 0 I Mr. Alderman Hunter S. 4. Brace, de Ponthieu, James Whittle • - 2 5 Vault, and Co. 100 2 Edward Quin - S 5 Mr. 1.1. da (lama Me- Greenwood, Cox, &Co. chado - 20 0 \ 0 Craig's -court 100 0 Henry Goulbura, Esq. 50 0 J. Broadwood and Sobs 50 0 Child and Co. - 100 0 C J. - - - 3 S Right Hon. R. Ryder 100 0 E. B. I.ousada, of Sid- Rev. Dr. Carey - 10 0 mouth - - 20. .0 ' Forster,Luhbocks,rors John Chippendale 10 10 net' •and Clarke 100 0 James Allan ' - 5 5- Wm. Holmes, Esq. 10 0 Ales. Annesley, Esq. 10 0 Mrs. Guiinarateut -10 10 Samuel Abbott - 10 10 F. Turnly, Esq. Rich- John Quillinan - 10 10 mond Lodge, near C.ldle, Brothr rs, & Co. 100 0 Belfast - lO 0 R.Towilscin.l and Sens 10 10 Masterman.Peters.Mil- lluckeley,Oaenfordond dred, blastenuan & Co. 100 0 i Alcock - 100 o Stalker and Welch 10 10 Swain,'ltevens,Mapies, R. and G. Fuller ICO 0 and Yvette - Leiner*, Curries, St Co. 100 0 Sir • rho. M. Hetilrige, Mr. C. Hippuff 10 10 Bart. - - ill 0 lereMtah Olive, Esq. 31 10 W. Dawes - - 21 0 Edward Larken, Esq. 10 10 Preston, Grote, &Co. WS 0 Robert Clark, E.q. 25 0 Thomas Yuille, for S. Birch, Esq. Alderman 21 0 Murdoch Yuille,War- William' Hoiden, Esq. • S 0 drop and 60. of Ma •J. Aristegieta - 2 0 dinins . • - 52 10 'l. Cooper& Co. Bond-at. 10 10 Bainbriages St Brown 100 0 llshrrest ants Jones 52 10 C. B. Foz - 5 5 I Rev. H. J. Knapp 1 1 Dennetts and Greats* 10 10 Henry Hubhouse, Esq. 5 0 I Alexander RiddeU 55 10 'John Hinksley, h.q. 5 5 I Scott, Burn, and Co. 105 0 W. Phelps, for Phelps, I Hugh Barton - 10 10 . . Page t &C‘,. Madeira 105- 0 I Clarkesand Beiges 10 10 M. Hoffman and Sons 10 10 I. Rev. A. Smith SS u George Wiltshire,beq.. 10 10 1 Jabs Twemlow, Esq. 10 10 ?med., Mack worth, Mr.J.J.Ganle Machado 20 0 , and Co. - , . 100 d ' Alex. White , - 14 0 ,rt..g,..sgiu, ply ~ .:, A , .. 1 .I."adeal young :-. s 0 R,...Arior pod . butt SO 0 Patrons, Cocking"; F. Grigg, G. Green, & Trail, and (,:0... 104 0 Co. - - IS 13 Parsons aed /400- F. Giigg. G. Green, & banka • ' • 105 0 ' Co. for J, Green, A. Gordon 2O O. Esq. of Rio de Ja- Inglis, Ellice, and Co. .100 O • twins - - 15 IS Mr. John Leakii 10 zo Augustus Pechell, Esq, . 5,"5 'George Jeffery; Es* 20 10 Sosenquer,Beachcroft, - Jul i o Bagwell, Esq. 50 0 ' Vitt, & Anderson 103 0 "'lodgers' and Lea 10 10 'rhos. Belt, Swithin's- • Wm. Clarke, Esq. per 1 1 ' lane - 30 0 Dias Santo*, Fn. 10 10 lillfdllfs and Dorville ' SO' 0 Hanke s y and Cd. 100 0 ... I Illasemailtle - • 1 1 Loyal Greenwich Vo- Ifili 1. Rodriguti - 21 0 hummers, per Colonel 10 10 Campbell '''• 21 0 ! • Arnpion, Esq. ._ in 10 , Mr. Charles Batton 2 2' !qbbitts,Curtis, & Ca' 100 0 • Mr. I,•krantaiDaltt• 1 1 11% oWells, Esq. 'its° 0 D 4 la chsuinelle and Mop J. Reckman '" '" 16 6 Miiville 46 5 I,'lM§lp, Earle, int ' ?trek, l'hornecifit,SC Co. 31 W 1 12fandring '. '3O 0 'Mr. James Hardsiedge 10 10 tiffanies Leek, EN. - ' 5 tr Willis wood; PUiteval Nrgf. and 110 e. Illilleir ' • apd . Cd. - 100 0 i - ;lod*Ccr. •' ' • "100 •0' Mt. Kichard4horp 5 5 frltolnaltalfelirit, Ei4 f '5O 6 Mr. Thorhati suls ' 50 0 Witt. Graham int' Soe 21 . cr'%Vm.M.ll4 o ll„Evq. 10 10 'Fitifitt and Sillitoe ‘• ' ` ioo 0 Mr. Daniel Astir 50 O" 't deCtatitohui. Brevet; 10 0 O. Hewer' " • 5 5 OA iteinkbff, , Misister losepla Doukas &Sops 51 10 of the Gotten tas- . W. T. C. .: ' ' 2 _2 therms Church ' 1 1 General Witt. Pietas 100 • Rich. and Rob. &OW% 10 10 James Dunlob 10 10 'rempieman, Cole 4 Psi: T. at W. califs, Clarki and Chill 31 10 and Co. ' 50 0 Cash Itook off; Bank of (Cage and . rreshlte/4 52 10 England 10 0 Christophti Lynch for Rev. Edw. Balme, per Christ. layuc.h and Co. J. C. I.ucener, Esq. 5 '''s of Madeira 21 0 Cooker, Jackson, and Heather, Ltizas & Co. 21 0 Maude - , 31 10 R. Sheldon and Sons 100 0 Mr. James White 5 5 Jas. and C. Arbonin 10 10 J. J. &R. Mangles 100 0 Wedderburn and Co. 100 0 I Belt and Brodrick 10 10 Mr. Mich. Moseley 5 5 G. Scott Elitist, of Williams, Sen, Moffat, Langton 5 5 and hurgest 100 0 Hollis Scilly, Esq. ,25 0 I Turner, Wbiteside, and haat Sally and Sons 100 0 Turner " - 50 0 Rich. Thompson, Esq . : I'oo 0 John Berthon..uul Son 10 0 A. J. Rodriguez 5 5 Martipsaus and Bland 21 10' Dr. Kell - ]0 10 'Mr. J. R. Smith 5 0 I Eliz. and Sarah Hutton 10 10 Sheddots, Cass and Co. 10 0 Ripley, Wiss & Ripley 50 0 . Scott, Garnett" and ' Mr. John Bryant 3 5 I Palmer 100 0 George Wol ff 25 0 1 Magnay and Pickering 50 0 Sir John Lubbock, Bart. I Mr. ‘Vm. Haynes 10 10 and Co. 100 0 Bowden and Tutker 21 0 WILI.IAM sparer-mit, Secretary, 33, Mart-Lane. Further Subscriptions will be received at the several Bankers In the Metropolis; and at the Bar of the City of London 'latent ; Lloyd's, John's, awl Tom's Coffee-houses; and in the different pricof the Empire. • ' N. B. A Meeting of the Committee will be held at thialloise every Tuesday, precisely at Oue o'Clock ; where Subscrivtions and information will be thankfully received. '2l 0 .SUBSCRIPTIONS for the RELIEF of the unfor, mate SUFFERERS in IioRTTJC;AL,frum the consequence of the unexampled savage barbarity of the French armies. Seve ral noble and respectable person+ at the West-end 'ache Town, having expressed a wish, that in opportunity should be afforded to such as were prevented frets attending the Meeting, hoiden at the City of London Tavern, on the 24th Instant, for the pur pose of forwarding the benevolent object of relieving the Porto goeee Stifferecs; It is Resolved, tkat a _MEETING do take plate at Wrxxis's Rooms, King-strat, St. itiOis l o-sqoare, os Wednes4ay, the Ist day of Mait.,•atTero rho Akernoon precisely.. 'By °rat' of Cummitur, London, 444111. Vir.SCO icw i ltpretark • • , PIICR SIXPENCEAtAiIfrAIato: -- NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFTCE, Me. 8, CORNRILI UT MARTIN respectfully . info!ms his Friends and the Public. that Ticket" and Shares for the present Aire Lottery are on Sale at his Office. He returns his sin..tie Thanks to his Friends and the public in general for the liberal • support he Las experimiced sines bisicoeuisimeement to Business, and solicit' a entaitititiice of their Firotira ; be recommends :be Srhatte et; their notice, which is to be drawn un the KiNt.l's PAIIIII DAY, JUNE 4„aod contains fiiety Capitals, Lacludirg Fuel of 620,5.:00, with upwards of 4,000 other Prizes. ROYAL EXCIiANGS. _ AZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, re spectfully acquaint the Public, that Tickets and auras for • the present 1.0 1 - ITkIl. are on Salo at their Once, • No. 43, ROYAL EXCHANtaIi. -The Mowing la .the Scheme, which Wei earnestly receive. I raced. SCHEME, . . 4 ....Prlses of £20,006 arti £BO,OO O ,• , 24 • SOO • 1600 • 60 spco ...... ......... 2.5.000 % ............ SO 2,000 ............ 1 L ,20,000 - naktS. 4100,000 • !it the last October Lottery, No. 27, a Prise of 140.950, and .111011111Swfiristef £2,000, evens both **id in Weeks at the above SILK S'l'OCAlNciti, SELLING off uncommonly cheap,. at No. 52, Cheapside, near Bow Church; Cotton Stockings, Worsted Stockings, as immense Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, GICW4;3, Flannels, Drawers, &c. Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great advantage by an early inapectios of these articles. A quantity of White or Black Silks, ss. tid. to the best qualitb-s, equally cheap; stout Cotton Stockings at ls,, per pair; very fine Is.6d. supers 3s.titt. BrnwaCotton for boots Is. line Ribbed Cotton Ys. sd. a variety of Globes from 10d. a pair, and many other, fashionable articles, too otimirotts to Men tion —Observe, they are at Radford's Hosigry Wardsouse, No. n, Chcapidde, four doom tram Bow Church. : NEW FOREST, HS.MPSHIRJE. • TO BF. SOLD OR. LEI' ON LEOE. THAT valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, . situate in the midst of a sporting country, cpmmandlng ':picturesque views of Southampton, tbo River, and isle of Witt:, and adjacent country, called FRITHAN COTTAGE,. with I Acres of Land, utast delightfully laid out in choice s'irubs, now in pet - fecal'''. • Fiir further particulars and view of the same, apply, by letter, post paid, to Mr. Clement Sharp,,Upbbisteser and Auctioneer, Ramsey, Hants. .1- SOMERSrTSHIR E. • % VALUABLE MANOR, COI.LAERfES, FARMS and INN. • To be SOLD by AUC LION, by Mr. PEYTON, At the Red Hart Inn, at Clufton (Midway firmer'? Bristol andr. Wells), on Tuesday the .21st day of May, 1811, at Thum" o'Cluck In the Afternoon, in Lots, THE FREEHOLD and extensive MANOR of) PAUL•roN. with the valuable and productive Coal MMus In full work under the sante, and the several Xdopyhoids, Coons, R• yihts and Privileges nelonging thereto. Tire capital Inn, called the,RED LION, in full business, ' , situate in the Village of Fauhon. Two substantial Farm-houses. and floniesteadi ; sundry Cottages, and upwards of 5.50 Acres of most excellent Arable ' Meadow, and Pasture La n d; The prin- . cilia! part let to respectabist Tenants at WILL The rematadet on Lemis. • - • Printed particulars may be had V days previous to Sale, at the White Lion, Bath; White Hart, Bristof; Swan, Wells; Deli, Gloucester; White Hart, Cisippeuhant; at the Red Lion, Paul .ten ; at Old Down Inn, and at the Place of Sale; and at Mr & ./ames's Office; New Boswelbeourt, I.incolit's lon, London, *here plans may be seen. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. • TO CAPITALISTS, CPO itt9MEN, A ND FARMEAS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by MR. PEYTON, At the RaM Inn, Nesimarket, on Wednesday, the Sth day of May 1811, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, 'THE highly Desirable and most Valuable FREE ' -a- HOLD ES I'ATES, in the following Cots, part of their lithe.free : • Lot 1. The Manor of Shudy Camps, aboune.ing with Game, and a most improveable Freehold Estate, consisting of a respect-, able Farlll House, and proper Offices, and til6 Acres of enclosed and open Field, Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the pos station of Mr. Ewen, and also i* Acres of thriving Wood Land' in hand. Lot 2. Several Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Puente Land, neatly adjoining the lea Lot, containing 39A. 9till. in the posiona skin of Mr. E. D. Wedge. Lo! 3. The Manor of Wilbraham, with a very composer Estate s consisting of a convenient Farm House, with proper Offices. at. niched; aid 646 Aetna of convertible Arable aird Down Land (T o / w i ng ) in the occupation of Mr. Robert Fletcher and Mrs. Strand. Lot 4: The Manor of Swarhant, with a most valuable Estate, . consisting of a respectable Farm House and Oilers, and slid Acres of most fertile Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Fen Lane (Thar Free) in the occupation of Mr. Samuel Cnambers. Lot 5. A very valuable Estate, lying In the Fields of Burwell, containing 196 A. lit. (part yfwkich it Afrastre,) with ea-• luable rights of common belonging thereo, iw the tenure of Mr. Wm. Shelverton. Let 6. The very valuable Manors of Tibtoft and Dunningham, with the Courts, quit rents (amounting to upwards of .C;l2 par . Annum), Copyholds, and the valuable- rights awl perquisites be longing to the mid Manors. Lot .7. A very valuable Estate, lying in the Field. of Burwell, containing 196 A. 3R. (part v . 'which it Fig.! Illetuers) with vaw luable rights of common belonging thereto, in the Tenure of Mr. Jonathan Casburn. • Lot V. A most valuable and highly-respectable Estate, corn. prising Spinney Abbey Mansion House, with the Ofßres, and 874 Acres of very fertile Arabic, Meadow, and Past e r e Land, tit prime quality, principally enclosed, vrith Al great aid mall Takes Margie g theme, in the occur ation of Mr. Juha Martin. I.ot V. The-Rectory itlpropriate of the Parish of Wickert, with the right of presentation to the perpetual Curr.cy thereof, with the most valuable tithes, great and small, of the saki parish (Lat and about •270 Acres oi Laud excepted) over nearly 2300 Acres of prime Land, principally Arable, and also a very compact and fertile Estate, called Upsvare Farm, comprising a mat respectable Farm House and Mrs, and 143 Acres of old enclosed Ground, of prime quality, and 'JS Acres of open Land, lying in the fields of Upware and Wicket, in the Tenure of Mr. loin Cooper. I.ot 10. In Seifolk. The Manor of Gately,. Rectory, with the Rectory impromiate of the Parish of Cazeley, and the Rectorial 'tithes thereof, extending over upwards of s7OO Acres of enclosed and open Field I.and, with a very compact and desirable Estate, consisting of a most respectable Farm House and convenient Of fing, and 184 Acres of enclosed and opus Field Land of good quality, in the occupation of Mr. D. E. Wedge. The above Manors and Estates abound with Came, and are. SigUltt near the respectable 'I owns of • Canti-7lige and New. make, in a most delightful eountry. Inrersected by good Roads, navigable Rivers, &c. &c. distant from London about 53 miles. 1 here are most respectable Truants on the several Estate,, who are under nodes to quit at Mitliiiehnes neat, and who will anew their respective Farms. Specifications oily be obtained tweory-one days berme the Sate, - by application to the Angel, Bury ; Bell, Mildenhall ; La m b, Hoopi, Cambridge; at the Place of bale ; and at the principal Into in the neighbouring Town.; and ulio of Joseph Bindsee, Esq. Cambridge ; Edward %Calmly!, E.q. Nievrosaitid; and Clarke Wedge, Esq. West* Die in m, near NetionarSe% of Misers: Woodcock sad Batman, We. 2, Lincobs'i liar; aid ac Mr, James's Ofkeer, New Boswell-enurt, Lincoln's Ina, London ; ultra plans maybe wan. . 'RIL - 29, 1811.