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w - r","1" . 77 . 77. - . • ,I.e . 1 7: 1 . . • 4 •• • 444 • . 71( W • : • . fix • . • y _ 4 ? 1444. r 1 . 1i 1 , : • [ PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY SATIAiDAY,.MAY 4, 1811. N tIaIBEIt 75171 . . ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER -BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent a.td Duke of York. ON MONDAY NEXT. MAY 6, and Tuesda y May 7, (19tb time) an entirely new Grand Naval, Mill asry, E qu estrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, with its dependent New Scenery, Machinery, extraordinary new and extensive ?tutorial Work, completely covering the whole Stage, called • THE TYRANT SARACEN, AND THE NOBLE MOOR. Ilfhich will conclude with the the Saracen's Cavalry, and !Man poi Ambuscade, &c.; General Attack and Defeat of the Saracen's Troops, displaying the Sagacity of Twenty Horses in a nouvelle point of view. A ft e e'whiety, surprising Agility by Twelve celebrated Rinestrims. j which will be added, (19th time) en entirely New Comic Pau totnime, founded on Ovid's Fable of Jupiter and Enropa,called HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR. The above Pieces continuing to be honoured throughout with universal applause, they will be repeated every evening until fur ' :ter !oticee Dour* upened M half•past Eve; begin at half-past six. Half Price half past tie lt. —Boxes 4s.—Pit Ss —Gallery Is. t,: j •-•This Evening, the popular Horse Spectacle, Divers Iques trian Exercises, and the favourite Pantomime of Harlequin's Amour EVIALE - PEDF - t - tra Jinx x VOT,ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the AN NUAT. MEE'PING of the shove Institution 11W , be .beld.. lan Tuesdarnext, the 7th May Instant, at the /few komdbot.Ta tient, Cheapdde. :The Chair to be taken at Twelve ei'Clockwe: . 1. ady. • Ml,Arr, secretaß L 1 71.10.41 1ii441 PEN rr EN ri ARY. N 'OT 0 Ell GIVEN, That the first• I t . . • AN UA L, g NG of the LADIES (Subserllmy to the glove lostOtlott) be held on Ttiesday m.xt, the 7th May *oat, at llo.,i,VaCcatiin-streek, st Twelve &Clock precisely. M. EMERSON, Secretary to the Committee of Ladies. 47.—ar-.UT'rERBUCK, No. 1, Crescent, New Bridge-street, will been-Ids Sumner COURSE of LEC TURES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, MA TEMA MEDLCA, and CHEMISTRY, on Monday, June 3, a I I, at Ten o'Clock In the Morning. TO PAYMAoTERS OF CAVALRY. A PAYMASTER of an Old Regiment of In fantry, wishes to Exchange with a Paymaster of Cavalry. Apply (If ly letter, post paid) to Q. at Whitmore and Fenn's, Booksellers, Charing-Cress. PAYMASTER'S CLERK. WANTED, for a Regiment of the Line, allowed to receive Volunteers from the Militia; a PAVIAAS TER'S CI XRK, fully qualified for that -ituation ; he most be strongly recommended for sobriety, and bear the hest of charac ters. A Man of that description, in addition to his Majesty's Bounty, will receive Two Guineas and an allowance of £lO per. 411111.1111 v ,Uow the application.---Direct IM N. B. The recommendation to (post paid) to Messrs. Grinsted and Lanham, Basket s, Horsham, ""°,*7•• T. •BISH respectfully acquaints the Nobilit y, Gen •• try, and Public in general, that from t he populy cif the present Lottery, which contaAns Silty Capital', all to be drawn on the Birtb-Doy of our beloved Sovereign, there is every reason to think, that long before the 4th of JUNE, Tickets will be orrime ITh.'.e orb* itsteed adventuring are solicited to be laxly In their purchases, at 'either of BIBEI's ti illy (Intonate Oates, 4, CORNI7IILL. or 9, CkiARING•CROSS , 'here '2 Prizes of 59,090 in the LAST Lottery, 2 Prizes of ii£2o,ooo in the Lottery seroaz, 7 Prizes of 20,00 n, and s 7 other Capitals, have been Sold,shisretd and registeted, within the last fi'teen Months. Tickets and Shares are selling is grest variety, and all busineta_ la the Public Funds transacted with 6.011ty ancidiipatch, bY PEERLESS 1 1 00 i. COLD and "LAWRIE IIArNS, CITY ROAD, are the laigest, most commodious, rttral.ani titired M the known worhl' 'THE present Proprietor has spared neither care -a- nor i.apence in improving and decorating the • r 0 Bath*, the waters of which for snore than a.cemorrthave beets universal , / admised, and strongly recumineniediliy.the first medical men in Skis 'kingdom. The Pleasure Bath is iu the open sir e containing 10,000 feet of water, surrounded with upwards'or 560 shrnlia sad lefty trees. Subscribers it. requested to make early appilea tiemu a limited number only can be ntimitted. N.B. Separate Dreseingarooms for Subscribers, oculevry ne n/Autry attendance, by S. WATTS and Assistants. p OSS, Nu. 119, Bighopsgate-stgedt WithiPa Wsßect. •fully recommends to Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the Metropolit this season, that they would attend and examine , hii Emporium for Fashionable Peruques, where, in rooms fitted up purposely; they may chute their favourite colodr, fit them to the Mad, and adapt them to the countenance without the inconve nicest trouble of waiting or the useless formality of giving orders, except in particular cases; for lightness, elegance, and ease, they are unparalleled, and for variety he can display thousands of tints and shapes from 2,3, 4, and 5 guineas each, appropriately to heighten the loveliness of youth, or concea l iganage. MANGLES, UPON SUPERIOR PRINCIPLES, BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, are mpectfally Informed that S. DAVIS having purchased the Patent of Mr. Weals, for his excellent MANGLES, has re moved the Business from No. 53 to N 0.4, Skinner-street, Snow bill, London, four doors from Fleet-Market, where he respect fully solicits the attention of the Public to his superior Mangle, which, for power of execution, ease of working, substantial compact construction, and every useful advantage, stands unri valled, and which, upon inspection, he is confident will be ap proved and universally adapted. FIRE and LIGHT! • quickly produced, without F.LIK r or that DANORROUS 00114NU1TISLZ ! by meaps of a NEW POCKET INSTRUMENT made android only by THOMAS GILL., st fUe MANUFAC TORY for • IMPROVED FINE CUTLERY, No. ItS, ST. J3APSEIrs-STIMET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON., • , Mere my itIOO he hail. • • •Miatlg-Wl-Y-I,l4l,gtatip SLIDING KNIFE, and KNIVF.S arith PBS-VIIIBERS, 'on an IMProied construction ; his tuper H ior ' M.IRGEDN's INStROMEN'YS ; GRAVERS ! and TNG-NEEDLES for ARTISTS ; PTV-KNIVES, RAZORS, 142EDLES, &c. made by his innovan raocessgs. of *mils gap p i t,t.N4 vi stir ea, Also, hie so NG-CELLILRATAID WAREANTIM SWORDS; GUNS, PISTOLS, ARMS and ACCOUTRLNIENTS of every description, Wholesale, Retail, and for ElpOrtatioll. NORWQOD, SURREY.—TO BE LET,' . Cheerfully situsted fit that respeetableVitlage ant Mats Raid On 1 A* eminence of Bigpn Hilt, A SPACIOUS Modern-erected BRICK HOUSE,. comprising seven Bad /Looms, two Dressing Rooms. four Parlour*, Kitchen, and good f.;ellarage, with the necessary Ale rachmeuts, particularly .suitable fpr a respectable School. there brills none near` it, ot genteel tAkr s ipt.b... 'The situation is presumed porticularly-dmirible, iontinanding very distant and picturesque views over the Kent and Surrey Hills. /*pit Hill b six miles fleet town, and good.road,witlt coaches passing hourly, the air salubrious. and esteemed as ;pc inferior to any within that distance of town. T_ here are two Arfiea apda Half of Land, and more: tnotterate shew the 1 1 0P114* ; ha; tk of town. '{here are two twirs may be had if required. N A Lease wlll be granted, at a e ront.—Apply to PA Hayee, orwood who will e premises; or Mr. Austin, Streatham, near the crey. at Mr. Parsoa's Qffice, 13, Little Queen-street, Liiaeola's 14r. Goottrin i WrAn Htrae-rard, Odotd-streir... EARRACK-OFFICII, sesh APRIL, 1131. TO SAVIORS AND OTHERS. SUCH Persons as are willing to contract f9r execut " ing the Paving required to the Barracks at Hyde Park, may see the Specification, Form of Agreement, and Proposal for the same, at the Office of the Barrock-Master, at Hyde Park, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock. The Proposals must be addressed to " The Commissioners for , the Affairs of Barracks, Barrack Office,Spring Gardens,London, with " Tender for Paving at Hyde Park Barracks," marked on the cover, and delivered at the Barrack Office, at No. 21,Spring Gardens, on or before two o'clock, on Monday, the 13th day of May next, atter which hour no tender will be received. The Parties tendering must name two Persons, as sureties foe the suns stated in the Agreement. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, April 30, 1611. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of illS MA JESTf'a ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 22d day of May next, from such i persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of INT R ENCIi• t.vo Toots, and l'ools of ether descriptions required for service of ihis Department, for a period of three years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower; and further par ' ticulars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, map be known, at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, iany day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock; where the • Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed" Proposals for Intrenching Tools, &c." ►ut no Proposal can be admitted af ter the said itSid day of May, at twefve o'clock at noon of the said 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. 11. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 30, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hi: MA .I.ESTre ORDNANCE, de heresy give notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 15th day of May nest, from such per sons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the GLA ZIER'S WORK for service of this Department, at the Tower' Pall Mall, Woolwich, Greenwich, Lewisham, and Porieet, for a penod of three years. Patterns of the articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower ; and further parti culars, together with the l'enns and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four &Clock ; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Propo sals for Glazier's Work," but no Primal can be admitted after the said 15th day of May, at 14 •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, Secretary, ..,itiptskiishosole 1ie100420414. board*, THE ELEMENTS of GREEK GRAMMAR; with Notes, for the al* Of these, who bare made some pro. gess in the Language. By. RICHARD VAL PY; D. D. F. A. S. The 1 ,lyrd Edition, considerably improved. • Sold.by Messrs. Longman and Co. Law, Richardson, Lack legion and Co. Lunn, Dukinact. 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De Franca and Co. • - 10 10 0 Cantord Magna Church, Dorset, per R. G. Titi Brice 19 1 0. Parish Churches of Yaxliarn and Welborn, Norfolk, per Rev. Wm. Sharpe - - 1 6 S George Pocock, Esq. Twickenham - • 10 001 "lhorganby Church, York, per Rev. J. Willis £ 1 3 I Osbaidwick Church, York, per ditto - • 1 9 10 Frederick Rogers, Esq. . - 55 0 Miss M. Deane - . - . 5 5 0 Parish of Eye, in Suffolk . . - 23 15 0 Eye Volunteers - • - •. 55 0 Charles Goring, Esq. of Weston - - 10 0 0 Francis Popham, Esq. - • - - 10 10 0 J. Harvey, Esq of ickwellbury - - - 10 0 0 Parish of Broxted - - 3 10 0 Rev. James White - - - 5 5 0 I liassenthwaite Parish, near Keswick, Cumberland, per the Rev. John Halifax - - 13 5 6 'The Rev. S. Mitcalfe, Rector of Kirkbride, near Carlisle 1 1 0 Romaldkirk Parish, Yorkshire, per Rev. Rigiaald . Blab, Rector - - - - - 616 6 St. George's Church, in the Parish of Bowden, near Knutstord, per Rev. 0. Leicester - - 25 7 6 Thomas M.snsel Talbot, Esq. Pardee Castle, trans mitted by the Rev. J. Collins - - - 21 0 0 Pariah of Bolton, Cumberland, per Rev. J. Edmondson 7 0 0 The Rev. J. Collins, Rector of Axwich - 1 1 0 Parish of Peorice Gower, Glamorganshire, per Rev. J. Collo, - - - - Pariah of Oxwick Gower, Glamorgsnshire, per Rev. J. Collins - - - - - 1 0 6 Parish of Cambertos, Cambridge - 3 9 0 - Subscriptions transmitted per Messrs. Payler and Co. Bankers, Canterbury : The Rev. Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Charles Pout, Esq - - - The Rev. Robert Moore - Mr. Snoulten - - - - John 'fake, Esq. - Messrs. Payler and Co. - . - - Parishes of Eunstead and Hastingleigh, per the Rev. Mr. Wadsworth - - - - 17 14 0 Sundry Persons at Canterbury - - - 44 0 Subscriptions transmitted per Messrs. A. Heywood, Sons, and Co. Liverpool: Samuel Drinkwster, Esq. the Mayor A. Heywood, Sons, and Go. . . __ 2 8 6 26 S 0 -2 2 0 5 5 0 2 2 0 -5 5 0 5 5 0 • - 10 10 0 - - 21 0 0 LcyLvid Church, near Liverpool, per the Rev. Nic. K. ISaldwin - - - 13 17 4 Great Crosby Church, Liverpool - - 3 7 5 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. WILLIS's ROOMS,KINO•STREET,ST.JAMES's - SQUARE , Mar 1, 1111. AT a MEETING of NOBLEMEN and GEN TLEMEN, held at this Hoese pursuant to public adver tisement, His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, in the Chair, The following Resolutions were moved by the Marquis of Latissowo a, and unanimously carried: Ist. That this Meeting, considering the long and excessive sufferings which have been inflicted upon the inhabitants of Por tugal by the Frel.ch invasion, and deeply sensible of the good conduc: and public spirit which they have uniformly manifested ander all the trying circumstances of that calamitous and event ful period. is desirous of promoting and extending, by every 'means in its power, the subscription, which has been recently commenced for their relief. 2d. That for this purpose a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive subscriptioni; and that all monies so received be laid to the accoent which has been opened with the Bsnk.of England, and placed under the same management and controuL That the following persons do form the Committee: - His Royal Highness the Duke Lord Rate of York Lord De Dunstanville Marquis of Lansdowne 'Right Hon. J. C. Villiers Duke of Grafton Lord Bruce ' Dike of Montrose Earl of Courtoun Earl'Spencer , Eatl Waldegrave Earl Fitzwilliam ..i.or Lord Brow tilow Marquis of Stafford Earl of Breadalbane Earl of Bridgewater Viscount Primrose Earl of Buckinghamshire Duke of Portland Viscount Sidmouth Duke of Northumberland d Granville Leveson Gower Richard Borough, Esq. Viscount Cwiertnia Hawkins Browne, Esq. 1-o rd WAWA Sir John Ord, Part. Earl of Moira , j William Moreartel, Esq. Earl of laxider 1 Matthew Lewis, 1;....q. Right WWI. 'Charles Long Sir Ch i vies Edmonstone, Bart. Right Hob. Sfr tvm...kort Jolui‘Fuller, Esq. ' Lord Rivers Richard 'Wellesley, Esq. Viscount Berkeley Thee-the Thanks of this. Meeting be given to his Royal High ness the Duke of You, for the honour of his countenance and sulatunste at this Meeting. ' On the :notion of the Earl of BUCKINOSABISHIItt, it Was re solved as follows : That the Thanks of this Meeting he gives to the Marquis of La N 3 D•W Ps e, fgr the manner in which he has brought this matter under consideration. r Resolved, That the Committee now elected do meet at this Nouse To-roiserow, the stti of May, at Four oCtock'precisely. 'The books for Sub , criptions were immediately opened, and the followipg sums subikebed: H. R. H. Duke of York 100 0 Marquis of Lausdown 100 0 John Fuller, Esq. Rose Hill - 100 0 Earl of Breadalbane 100 • Sir Charles Talbot 10.) 0 Duke of Montrose 300 0 Earl of I larrowby Ivi o Lord .Viscount Grim stone - 100 0 Colonel Wood 50 0 Mr. Wood 51 0 Mathew Lewis, Esq. 51 0 ...., Borough, Esq. 50 0 Thomas Peregrine *Courtney, E.q. 10 10 IL H. Noble, Esq, S 0 ! .-- Sotheby, Esq. 10 0 Mr. Lance 10 0 William Dawson, Esq. 10 10 Rev. Thomas Snell 5 5 ' Lord Aston '2 2 Major Aubrey 25 ri Morland, Ransom. and Co. - 180 0 Henry Thompson, Esq. Kirby half 100 0 Marqsis Wellesley 100 0 John Walker, Esq. t 1 0 lamei Verry, Esq. 20 0 Arthur 'l ,- -•*rt.Esq. 10 0 Messn,Twipktg 30 0 Sir C. Ednumdsioes $0 0 Sr John cTrds SS S _ CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, . .. -- - - - April 24, 1411. AT a numerous and highly respectable MEET, ING held this day, in pursuance of public advertisement, JOHN wHITMORE, Esq. in the Chair. The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted : 1. Resolved, That the uniform, good, and patriotic conduct of the Portuguese Nation, during the French invasion, and the cone segment sufferings of a great proportion of that brave and loyal people, entitle them to the benevolent consideration and assist . ance of every individual in this empire. 2. Resolved, That this Meeting, feeling most sensibly the dire tresses and wants of the unfortunate sufferers; and, convintee that the vote of Parliament, although liberal, is not adequate to the humane intention, is anxious, not only to cor.ttibute inditi dully, but to recommend, in the most general and eficacious manner, an object so truly benevolent and praiseworthy. 3. Resolved, That a general Subscription for this purpose be now opened, and that the different Bankers of this Metropolis be requested to receive subscriptions. 4. Resolved, 'that, for further promoting such desirable object, a Committee be now appointed to solleit Subscriptions and su perintend the application of the same ; and that all money eteeleoll shall be paid into the Bank of England, in the name of the Chair nran,•and three of the Committee. 5. 1 hat the Committee do consist of the fallowing Gentlemen : (ror the Names of the Gentlemen who form the Cot.ituittoe, vide several of our former Papers.) 6. Resolved, l'hat these Resolutions, with a list of Subscrip. lions, be published in the London and Provincill Papers. 7. Resolved, That the Chairman be requested to esU a General Meeting hereafter, w report the amount and application of the. money received. J. WEI ['MORE, Chairmen. The Chairman having left the Chair, the thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted fur his very able, disinterested, and patriotic conduct in this general cause of humanity. Books being opened, the following Subscriptions were received : Amount of Subscriptions advertised . 4.1,143 7 Subscriptions since received : Clement Sam. Strong, Esq. Rich. Rothwell, Esq. 19 i of Lympsfield £lO 10 His Grace the Duke of Robarts, Curtis & Co. ICO 0 Portland 140 • Mr. Solomon Israel 21 o The Companyof Cloth Mr.Mosidannt,Claphantlss 0 Workers, by the 1 Mr. George Clark 15 15 hands ot T.l.attem, Me. John Plaskett 10 10 Esq. Master 105 • Mr. John P. Kuhne 10 10 Miss Steetz,of Lisbon 10 • Mr. James Fisher 21 9 Governor &Company Mr. T. Greenwood 5 5 of the Bank of Eug. , I Friends at Mr. Pear- land - 3019 9 son's, King's Head, Giles and Rent:dogs 12 111 Cannon Alley, St. B. R. - 20 • Paul's- 315 TheShipbuildet sof the 'Thomas Edwards 10 111 Port of London, by Listman, Lowe, k Co. 21 9 the hands of John M. W. - 2 2 Wells. Esq. vie.— Wm. Dent - 10 19 Wells,Wigram,& Green Dominick Oliveira 195 0 Barnards & Roberts Ralph Nicholson II 0 Dudman & Son J. C. de /Jennies 26 5 Sant. & Dan. Brent* ]. P. Ruch - 5 5 'rho Pitcher & Co. Stetson and M'Ghle 10 10 ,„ Peter Mestear, Esq. Robert Sparrow, Esq. 10 '''' Almon, Hill, & Sons • . Royal Exchange As- Curling, Cox, k Co. surance 210 0 E. Thompson, Esq. • Barraud and Co. 6 5 Crornby, Longbottona Thomu Shepherd 10 10 & Co. and C. F. Brandt, Esq. 20 9 Ayles, Luke, & Co. sits 6 B. and S. Champion 50 0 Trevor Wheler S S D. Carruthers It Co. 2/ • John Via. Gandola 52 10 Green, Ward, and John Jackson & Co. 100 0 Green 52 111-^ Admiral Lord Keith 11 0 Rose, and Augustus David Meilin & Co. 20 0 Feller CO 0 Divie Robertson 21 0 Antrobus, Wood, k C. Brown, Sun-eOurt 50 0 Co. 52 111 Harry Sedgwlsk S 5 Mr. B J. Bartlett 5 • MiTavids, Frans, & Co. 52 10 J. B. Lourada 10 JO ' Geo. Lonpter, Esq. 10 19 Sikes, Snaith,Sc Co. WO • Timms, Wright; and Robert Ckrk, &sq. . I a Tinanon 100 Martel Grant, Esq. of Joseph Berens, FA. SO. •0 - Ekisies 21 • Alex. Ross 2 2 Woodbine Parish 10 . 0 Plicenix Fire-office 195 0 Fournier and,Gons 2 1 • Walkers, hlakby & Co. 100 9 , 'Samuel Dolraldson 35 • W. and W. Geary salts 50 0 Ted, spencer; k en. 10 10 Right Hon. Lord Vise. Fru. Menet, and Co. 60 • liridport 100 0 General I. Balfour 21 9 T.Coppendale, Esq. 100 0 Thos. Langley, Esq. 05 • John May, Erg. 100 0 Woodbridge, Dyer, and Luder Mar, Esq. 11 0 Co. 10 19 C. T. R. at Messrs. Thos. Chetham Stode, Were and Cu. 1 1 Esq. 10 19 Chas. Cartwright, Erg. 2.1 0 Wm. Gotila 2 2 A Youth at the Water Robert Hunter .5 9 Works, Hull 2 0 Beaufoy, James, and A. A. 1 1 Co. SI 0 Samuel Highlre 1 9 A. D. 2 9 Edward Parkins & Co. A. B. 1 1 Mask lane : 52 10 Earl C,purtoun 5 , ) 0 James Horesuoll, Esq. . 10 • Whitshed Keene, Esq. 70 • Jousts *own 1 0 Mrs. Hey, Wingham 10 39 M. Skater, Esq. 56 0 John Atkins and Sot 60 0 J. B. Creswell (E xeter) 100 0 Thos. Snow and Co. 5J • J. Heywood, Esq. 105 0 Thos. Snow, jos. CO 0 kloplet and Linghat rt •• 0 John Whit field 10 10 Francis Roper, Hero- ' C. M. 2 ' 0 bill 10 10 Raikes aud Newbury 52.0 Wm. Edwards, jun. 10 10 Racy and Christopher 52 10 John Hollis 'lO 10 Brandrom,Teenpktnan, S. Groombridge 10 10 and Co. 50 9 Samuel Welch 6 8 Mines, and Vector 100 0 33, Mark-Lane. WILLIAM SCOTCHIi.R, Secretary, t Lather Subscriptions will be received at the several 13ankeril in the Metropolis; and at the Bar laicise City of I.ondon Tavern ; Lloyd's, John's, awl Tom's Coffee-houses; and in the diaeresis par , s ot the Empire. N. S. A Meeting of the Committee will be held at this House every fuesday, precisely at One o'Clock ; where Subscription. and information will be thaakfully received. - - . Thos. Shaborne, Esq. 10 10 Perceval Elliott, Esq. 10 0 ROL Windt, Esq. 5 5 howls Goldsmith, Esq. 5 0 , Rey. Mr. Slade 2 2 Adtntral Sir E. Hervey 10 10 Wakefield Hogg, Esq. 5 5 TRANSFER TO AMERICA: John Angerstein, Esq. 10 0 Duke of Grafton 190 0 THE astonishing success attending his humble en. Earl Fitzwilliam 100 0 •■• deavours to promote the happiness of mankind, in Great I Lord I.evison Gower 50 0 Britain, has induced Doctor CAVALLO to sell his right and in. Kest Darnley SO 0 terest in his ELECTRIC GIRDI.E to a personate of distinction George Bowes, Esq. 50 0 resident in America, that its utility may also he diffused to the %U. Hon. Charles Long 50 0 afflicted in other pans of the Globe, on the following terms:— ' Lord Bruce 50 0 Ist. That from the Bth day of May in the present year, 1811, Earl Courteun 50 0 Doctor C. shall resign and transfer, to the purchaser, his entire Messrs. Faulding, and Sestet, and Interest in," Doctor Cavallo's Electric Girdle"—ez- Stratton 10 0 cepting—'lid. That Dr. C. shall still retain the privilege of keep- Charles Benney, Esq. 10 10 tag Six Electric Girdles for the use of his private Patients is W Walker, Esq. 10 30 London. Richard Howard, Esq. 50 0 Doctor GAV.A.LI.O, therefore, respectfully submits to the W. Wilberforce, Esq. afflicted, that al l or ders for the GIRDLF. will be executed at the M. P. - 50 0 present price (XS) till the sth o'f May inclusive, after which, no John Mortlock, Esq. 00 0 order whatever can be received; and aft his tterm hat s for will to fl a. O. Markham, Esq. 01 0 tines , who m us t reside in London, alter date,be fty William Snell, Esq. 5 0 pounds each. Lord Somerville so o RUP'T'URES. The Cures within the last twelve months ex- Earl of Bridgewater 100 0 ceed 4•0, of which number 158 had been afflicted upwards of Loid 100 40 years. lo 0 p 0 DEBILITY.—Seven hundred persons have been rescued from /00 0 she most inveterate stages of the melancholy catalogue of local. and general, direct, and indirect Debility, Impotency, &c. by the 100 0 application of the Girdle alone, without medicine of any kind. 100 o The ELECT ate GIRDLE, price live pounds , to- th e effectual fro 0 Cure of Ruptures and Debility, will be forwarded, till the eth of 190 0 May, to any part of Great Britain, by applying personally, et by 100 0 letter, enclosing that sum, directed to Lr. Cavallo wad SIM. No. 100 0 28, King-street, Bloomsbury-square, London. Tavere, N. B. At home for coosultation every day. Ber Spacious Apart:menu are loins sp for private Pasha& Arthur Tegart, Esq. 10 0 Earl of nnagewater R. H. Wood, Esq. 20 0 Lord Castlereagh Earl of lleibotougla SO 0 'Marquis of Stafford Lord bargllorsk 50 0 Lord Vis. Sidmouth Viaecosst Nitres* 100 • Earl of Buckingham- Earl Spent& 100 0 'hire - J. H. Broione, Esq. 40 0 Lord Rolle I Lord Holland 50 0 Lord De Dunstanville Earl Waldegrave SO 0 Earl of Aylesbury Brig.-Gen. Brook, per Sir William Scott Mr, br4ers Ig:ord Brownlow Portlier 'ptions received at the Bar of this' r mig at al sad Westminster. • . .