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/ /6.,3itt le • : 1 10 % ; • „, 6 4 -„, • „ 1 / 4. 1 9 iJat. - • 0: . 1t - .., • . • • ( s. 11 1114 , . • 4 • J ..... ...b. •• a, 1- FRIDAY, MARCH eo, 1807 NUMBER 56611 aIX-NiVet. ARMY. ANY LIEUTENANT of Infantry viithing to exchange into the Cavalry, may bt4r of a favourable op portunity, by applying to Mr Beeden, 4 Per Cent Office, BAuk. ARMY. A CAPTAIN in an Old Regiment, the Second Battalion of which (now in Englahtl) from its Ilrength, has no chance of being reduced, except in the event of a Pace, will Fxchange to Halt-pay of the Britith Ellabliaiment without dif ference. Purther particulars mac be known by appb,ing, by letter, to Mr. Thomas, at Mr. Robinfnn's, Hatter, No 482, Strand, London. This day was pbblifbed. price is 6d. 'THE YOUNG HUSSAR; or, LOVE and MFRCY ; An Operatic Piece, as now performit•.g at the Theatre Royal, Druf`y line. Written by Mr. MOND, Jutsrr, Printed ror Barker a: Son, Mutat ic Reptatory, Great Rutell tseet, Covent-Garden. Alfo. juft Puhliihed, Five Miles Off, or The Finger PoR, a Comedy by Mr Dibdin. Thirty Thoufand, or Who's the Richeft 3 A Comic Open, by. I tr . Dibdin. The Hunter of the Alps, by Mr Dimond. • Youth, Love, and Folly, an Operatic Drama, by Mr D e lmond. The School for Friends, a Comedy, by Mifs Chambers. The Three and the Deuce, a Comic Drama, by Mr Hoare. Spanifh Dollars, a Mufical Farce, by Mr Cherry. lT SPRING STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN THE 141 it OF APRIL NEXT. I_l ODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, ' l % I A ....r . ORNHILL, OXFORD STREET, and St. JAMES'S•STRIET, (cflabliCbed 4o Years) are now idling the Ticittts und 'leg it Shares on the belt Terms, at their above Offices, %here all Prizes me paid on demand. SC.:I - IENIE contains 4 Prizes of Lz.:,cco 4 so,:!c3. S 5,c:0 /cc. Bcc. __ THE tath OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LO"T"TERY BFGINS DRAV.ING. • and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND • POUNDS, in Sterling Money. ri"FiIS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pro- a- duced in the Annals of Lotteries. 'I he unprecedented rum bet of‘Orand Prizes makes Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ; • Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn 14th of April will he a Prize ; Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of Lsopoo are £83,000 4 - 10,000 ..- 40,000 4 5,000 20,0:0 10 1,000 . .-- 10,000 10 - 500 - 5,000 30 -. 105 - 3,000 4 0 -" 50 - 1,000 3 , 000 -• 20 - 6c.000 3,cooFirft drawn Tickets so each 3spoo , ss,ocoTictets. L 130,000 FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, Ift Day, - - I, 1'N7.00 ad Day, . 20.030 3d Day, e• - 2 0::00 4th Day, ' - 2: - .• ,CZ.3 'sit Day, . - i r.. ,000 6th Day, - . _ - 10,002 TICKETS and SHARES are kiting at all the old eftahfiated Offices in England, Ire:and, and Scotland. The Firft drawn Ticket will receive 27,0001. -- --- --- -- qTA INS (if RED PORT WINE, TEA, FRUIT. S MII,DE`.I', and every Vegetable matter arc entirely removed from Table Linen, Leather, Cottons, Mitilirs, Lace and other • Articles of Deers, by HUDSON's CHEMICAL BLEACHING 1.1(JID. It Ofo removes the above Stains from Ladies' Buff- Dreffes, without injuring the Buff Colour--and reltorcs all kinds of Linen to their original whitenef3, salt, n dircoloured by bad wash ing dilute, or long fca voyages, without any injuary to the texture of the Cloth. Prepared an I fold by Hudlon and Co. her Majefty's Chymilts, No. 27, Haymarket. Sold alto, by Shaw and Edwards, and F. Newbery, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co. it°. Osford Itrect ; Bolton, front of the Exchange, Cornhill; Cope, Birmingham ; Hazard, Bath ; Baxter and Scott, Edinburgh; Edwards a-id Penny, Liverpool; Nealea, Dover; Madden, Colchefter ; Wolaenholme, York ; and others throughout the United Kingdom, in BottL-c at 35. each. FOR thole difireffing Debiiitits which prevent or -I- render unhappy the klariage State, (hut cunnt, with a due regard to ddiLacy be mentioned in a Novipapt.r) tong experience his proved Sir H ANS S 1.0 kNF.'s RV:VI . ° a rtvi. ;:ntl RT. A :41 MI.I '• t n PILLS to be the molt certain and fore cc iitn Remedy. . . A Pamphlet more particularly dcfcriptive of their virtues, witty be had (gratis) at Mr. P:rthes, No. 22. Southampton-ilrcet, Cu vent Garden, %%here (by (pedal appointment) they arc fold whole fale and retail. They are fold retail by dl the principal Venders of Proprietary Medicines in London. To perfona in the Country, enelollng the amount, free of poNge, they will Cc immediately forwarded. Price tos (1. 'fHE afiliEted tvitcScor but ic. Nervous, an.f 13i liou4 Complaints DiMrtices in the Head and Face, or Con f itutions injured by Mercury, are certain of meetivr a Cure in Dr SAW:. Plll5, a medicine that cleadts the flood front all zror+ humlu m Pe•fon. whore lips have been white, their entnydcxion and breath if. ,dive, by red . .. rin , , A taking the Plll4, have Men rednetd tul.e.ach, their become char and btauticul. and their breath iwrct Likvwire re-trolls who have \Vele and ryrs, will find an t tfe:tnal Renwdy in the GOI.DEN EYE 1/1401* . i, a fo• vereign and invaluable re lt•rer and prefetvur or Sight. to the latett period of lire , rum•ving lufernmetions, blondihot, Scortnuiic ho /flours, Shooting Pains, fvreitiog in the Eye-litla, dimnefs, and .11 the long lift t 4 Mellen incident tut he 11.. ht—given beauty and at•i otuiwt to iii moil heavy an! languid Fyc. ‘Trilicii , t4 are 6,1.1 hele.fale and Retail at the rifjenfary, 27, Ratbbune Piace,Uatord arca. VIC 7 U4LLING.OPFICI, Morel 16, 1807. THE COMMISSiONERS fir VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTi"s Aral VI, do beret" , give Notice, That nn Tuefday the lath ind.int, they will be ready to twelve Tenders in writing, (fraled up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered in the original Packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons per week, Into the Victualling Sterol at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with intcrelt itiLty days after date. The Ctit.litions of the Coutrad may be ken a the Secretary's Office. No regard IA ill be Lad to any tender in cdich the trier Anil not he In ferted in tetrds at length, or that ball not be delivered to the Board before one u'ri,:cit as Me laid atfday, the 24th infl.int, nor rekfi the talon who wafer the tender, or jam potion on his behalf, attend, to anfsper when called for. ORDNANCE OFFICE, March 4, 1807. THE PRIMP4I, OFFICERS of His i►kdly's GRUA:INCE 1.1x:14y:ill , Noticr, That Propof•lJ will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 23d initant, from fuch Perfons as may be willing to undo-take the Supply of FORAGE for the ORD. NANCE HORSES Rationed in the following Diftricis, viz. NORTH BRITAIN. NORTHERN. YORKSHIRF. EASTERN, exclutive of WarleT. SOUTHERN, t sclutivt of Chatham. SOUTH WES I% iucluding Port/mouth, Mc of Wight, and Chriftehurch. • WESTERN. WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, Warley and Chatham. LIVERPOOL. Fur a period offs Months, from the tft of April next, the Forage to bs. futnifhed in Rations, confining of bolbs. of OATS, at 4clbs.per Bufhel. x albs. of UPLAND MEADOW HAY, and • Sibs. of WHEAT or RYE STRAW. Anil to be delivered at the refpeCtive Stations, at the espenee of the Contra tor, who is alto to furniiTa filch Horfes with Oats at Blbs. per Ration, as may be billeted in the Maria tot which he contrafts. The Propofzli may be &livered ft parately or jointly for each Station, and it l a txprEted that the Contraditor Dull receive the Stable Dung that may front time to time accumulate, making an allowance fur the fame. Further Particulars may he known upon application to the Olflcers commanding the Royal Artillery in each Dear; l ; and alto at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforcfaid, any day be tween the Hofirs offen and Four n'Clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered Pealed tip, and indorfed " Propofals fur the fupply of Forage;" but no Propofal oan be admitted acter the laid 23d infant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; nor will any Tender be noticed unlefs the party making ir, or an agent in his behalf, !hall att nd. By Order of the Board, R. H CREW, Secretary. This day was publiffied. In On Volume Duodecimo. price in boards. is. Ltm VN I'ARY EV ID EN.:LS of the T R UTH 1 - 4 of CHRISTIANITY. in a Series of Falter Catechifms, oil the Rcturreetion and other Miracles of Chrift. On Prophecy, and on Christ's Teftimorry of himftlf. By the Right Rev. THOMAS BURGESS, D. D. llifhop of St. David'a. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No 6t, St. Paul's Church yard; fold assn by J. Hatchard No 190. Piccadilly. Of whom may he had. by the fame Author, Firit Primiphs of Chriftian Knowledge—cool:: ling of x An Explanation of the more difficult Terms and Dtoarintc of the Church Cateehifm, and Office of Confirmation-1. Ole Three Church Cre,ils exemplified and proved from the Scriptures ; to with h is prefixed an Introduction on the Duty of coforming to the Eftabliflied Church, as good Sul icas and good Chrilliana • The al edition, price is 6d. LIBERAL EDUCATION. Jul pnllifhe.d in Two large Volumes rrice ißs in boards (or in t 7 Numbers, to be had by one I)r more at a time, price Is. each); each Number containing 56 pages ()littler prels, and the whole em'aellifhed with 26 uieful and elegant Copper plates, THE ACCOMPLISHED TU rort ; or Com plete Syftem of I.ilierAl Eilecation,being an Itatroduaion to Scientifical Knowledg: and Genteel.seompiaments—containing the matt improved theory .1 pri.eice of the following filbjeds Eng:ica Grammar and hlocution—Pennianth p and Short-haod— Arithmetic Vol:tar and Decimal—Stoelt holding and ;Merchants' Arcount.—Metifuration and Architedure—Opties—Algcbra— Doarine of Anuuitits—Trigon:metry—tormitimiii—rk, graphy A ft rononiy— I‘l echatiic s Eletricit y--l'oeumaticq-11) drof taties Hydraulics , — Drawing, htgravii.g and PAntit,g, and a variety of other ufcful matter—ad edition correzded. By THOMAS HODSON Tn erumcrate the varinus elatits of individuals to whom the ,prdent work will be highly acceptable, would M. to puticul trize lmnit every defcrip:ion of mat:kind. The feholar wickr the tui tion of a wafter, would find his labours grea:ly a!aidzed by a re- Terence to Inch a treaticc 3 he mechanical youth and man of bufinefs, wi:l find 7.H that is nrcefrary to mrlify th-in fur tht. Shop and Counting honk. llinfe who have mili , (l the advantages of a liberal education, may here fupply that dr feel, and the experi.ne(l Icholar may find his ac count in reviewing the earlier part of Ms eillie:A,on. This certa;l ivis a tarc.til and eberWork; the romiern improve ments on tacit tubicet are introduced; and w. have no fel uple in it our L .,:iia-..lrtconitneod. , tion. 'Vide Britith Critic. Nov i ISoz. Prirtcd for H. D. Systiontlt. No 2 J. ratcr:Ale:ff 1 - 41V1 0 1% . here ony be had price 6s in boartis. Me -roe ; or. TFe Moral Condtinor of Youth f tun the Aca • olemy to Manhoo.l-2 Work, tf-c reft.lt of admit but pair.tul et ocrience candidly ftatcd and (irefully adapted to the level of youth • tul underftantYng. To which is add , d, as ad incitement to tile ltudy of it to grown Youth, do-ring their hour( of relaxation from bubocfs, an UTq on the cater:five utii;ty, a,:vatitaaca and anuifc man of Mathemzicat Lr-arr.ing—By T a -numerous and refpeehtbie Meeting ni the FRIENDS of Lieut. Colonel JOHN BANNERMAN, at, the King's Head ravern, in the Poultry, the following Reiotutions were unanitnotifly carried —Salcrirtima are received as follow 4-1.13 , Jofcph Lancaftit Free Schod, liorou4h Road, Loudon, or by kt;crs, ',oft paid; the Rcv. Archihaki Duoalas, Monad': or at Wm Watftm's, Buoh- Capcl drect tluhlin ; Wihatn-Corfton's, Britith Leghorn M'archode, Lul , ate hill, LontlJa ; • Winiam Itubiufon, bookfeller, I.iverpool ; Lar.g.lcy 01,.1 N. 173, High area, borough ; Hatchard's, l'iceadilly Arch's, C anthill ; Dalton and Co. Gracechtach-ftre-t ; I .cleed...r. Warrington ; Clarke a Market. place, Matichcder ; and John Mackclow, Higlk-ftrcdt, Maidftonc. . . P. CRAUFURD BRUCE. Efq M.P. in the Ch • Refolved, That it it the opinion of t h is Meeting, that the energy, ability, and integrity, of Colonel BANNERMAN, whial have been uniformly manifefted by his condua in the important Military and Diplomatic ftwiotts he filled, during a period of 24 yews ad ual reildence in India, render tiu.: diftinguifhed Officer in a peculiar degree quatificl for the important fituation of au Ealt India Dire, trir. LIST OF SUBiCRIBLP,S. The DUKE of BEDFORD The DUCHESS ot BEDFORD Lord SO %I'M VILA .u. Hun. Mrs. SEY NIO'JR. Copies Copies 'I he Arehltillnip of Dultlin to Lady Landaff to The Bi.hop of Limerick to Sir Edw B. Uttichales, Bart. to The Proved ot the Univer • Sir John Hort, Bart. to lily cf Dubin 10 Sir W. W. Wynne, Bt. M.P. 21 Rev. Archibald Douglas to Sir Sam Romftly,Bart. M.P. 10 The Dean of Weftntinner 10 Sir H. B. Neale, Bart.M. P. to 1 The Dern of St. Pi rick:s to Sir George S. 141•Kenzie,Bart. Arehdeacen Allen to N. B. - SO Archdeacon Ilerh , rt to Sir Charles Vernon, Bart. io Rev. William Bathe to Sir John Newport, Bart. .- J. Smyth to Chancellor of the Excite - Jon. Brooks to quer for Ireland So .-- Richard Boerne to Sir jas. Pulteney,Bart.M.P. to -- Allen Morgan 10 Sir Ed. O'Brien, Bart. M.P. to John Leahy to Sir Fran. Earing,Bart. MP. too .- J. Armlirong a Ita Lieut. Gen. Sir Eyre Coote, Wilnein Bran - off 20 K. B. - lo George Pigerm to Right Hon.DavidLa Touche 10 Philip Hunt 10 John David La Touche •20 .- Geoffry Hurnby 20 Mrs P. LaTouehe,Bellevue 30 —W. Gwynne ,to Mrs Peter La Touche, Jun. 30 William White to Lord Chancellor of Ireland so Dr. Magee 10 The Lord Chief Jullice so John Yates 20 Marquis of Hertford to Theophilus Houlbrooke 20 Dowager Countef. of Moira 3.3 W Lefanue to --. Countefs of King aim 13 Henry Fletcher ;,0 The Counters of Carysfort 20 Rev. J. Clown 10 The Counters of Harrington to The Earl of Moira to The Counters of Farnham 10 The Earl of Granard 3o The Countefs of Random. 33 The Earl of Carysfort to Hon. Mrs Whaley so The Earl of Leitiim to Right Hon. J. C. Villiers ao Earl of Bandon 30 -...-- Lord Grenville, The Earl of Donoughmore so firft Lord of the Treafury tit Earl Stanhope 30 --- Lord Howiek, Secre. The Earl of Mountesittell -10 tary of State IP The Earl of Dartmouth IQ -- Lord Henry Petty, The Earl of Oxford 20 Chancellor of the Exeheq. 20 The Earl of Selkirk no ---Charles Abbot, LLD. Earl of liardwicke lo F. R. and A. 3. Speaker of The Earl of Roßyn 10 the Houle of Commons 10 The Rev. and Right Hon. - --..- William Wickham, Lord Alton to M. P. §0 Hon. and Rev. Chs.Stcwart to -- Ileac Corry to Lord Holland to -..--- Lord Headly to Lord Caltlecoote 10 R. H. Crew, Ely. Ordnance Lord Clonhrock to Office. Pall-Mall to Lord Sydney 10 J. W. Phipps, Oculift to Lord Teignmouth to the King to Lord Rcbt. Fitzgereld,h4 P. to Thomas Hancock ,M. D. 10 Lord Annelley 30 G. D. Yeats, M. D. to Lord Norbury 30 J. C. dettforn, M D. to Lord Cloncurry to Lieut. Governor Nugent so Lord Suntierlin zo Major Gen. Calvert to Lord Acheron 10 John Leach. M.P. too Lord Labeiborough 10 Samuel Whitbread, M. P. to Lord Vifcount Ncwark,MP. 10 Francis Horner, M.P. 30 Lord Arch. Haniikon,M P. to William Tighe, M. P. to Lord Rancliffe, M. P. 10 G. Canning, M. P. 30 Lord Forbes. M. P. to William Roitoe, M. P. to Lady Charlotte Rawdon 3 0 Sir R.Wigram, Bart. hi. P. 23 Lady Dunnally to Archibald Campbell, M. P. to Lady Afeill 20 C. W. W. Wynne, M. P. to Lady Hort 10 Sir Wm. Pazton,Bart. M.P. to Lady Caftleenote to Wm. Morton Pitt, M. P. to Lady A ueufta Leith . 10 G. W. Wentworth. M. P. to l'he Countels of Granard 3o Wm. Honeywool, M. P. 10 The Countefs of Norntanton 30 Samuel Stephens, M. P. to The Counters of Dartmouth 20 Hon G. M. Stewart, M. P. to c.untcrs iii. liardwieke to William Mills, M. P. to Hort. Colonel Coote to John hlackberne, M. P. to Hon. William Moore 30 Wm. Dickinfon, M. P. to William Wilberforce, M. P. 10 Thos Jerrold, M.D. to Robert Thornton, hl. P. to Mrs. Knight to John de Pourhicu, M. P. so B. Potter, jun. to Coiollt I Hill to J Atkinfon 10 Colonel French 10 'Thos. Waddington to Colonel Browne to Nicholas Whitworth 10 Colonel W. Vavaffor to Thomas Steel to I init. Colonel Armßrong to George Janes, Stockport 10 The Att. General of Irelaud to Oliver Simi to Robert MatOtall so James'eliornby to Mrs. Burt 'it to Vale Blackburne to D -nys Seidl) , to Robert Wainwright to Mr. Serjeant M'Mahon 10 James Harford. Brittol to Hon. A. H. Hutchinfon to Ebenezer Maitland 2.3 . W. Bruwii,Ffil Cattle Brown to - Mr. Uppleby to Baron Nl•Clelland so Benjamin Oakden to John Pallifer to Jofeph Mayer, Stockport 10 I MPROVEMEN FS IN EDIJEA: - lON. Jofeph M.Dermott to J. Bury to JOSEPH LANCASTER, of the Free School, I Mailer of the Rolls, Dublin to A. Rooth , 10 Borough Road, London, having invented, under the bleffilig i The Solicitor General,Dublin to John Shannon to I- of DiviNZ PROVIDENCI, a new and mechanical Sy Rem of Educe- John Rickman to Ifaac Hadwen to _d tion, ior the tile ot Schools, feels anxious to tlifferninate the know- 1)4. Barclay, Walthandtow to Richard on 10 ledge of its advantages through the United Kingdom. Robert Barclay xo Thomas Corrie Bufh, Lon - to - By this fyltem. paradux William Rathbone 20 Mrs Grattan ID ical sit may appear, above One Thou- William Hughes 10 John Leflie Foftcr 10 rand Children may be taught and governed by one Matter only. at an expenee now reduced to Five Shillings per annum, each Child; i W. M . Duncan to Mrs Catharine Thomas t 3 10 Mrs Francis Ja H to aid foppofed It'll capable of further re ruction. lite average Ja m to Thomas Phelps,jun milton to time for Inftrudlion, in Reading, Writing, and the elements of Arithmetic, is twelve Montha. Among mes any other advantage ieuselCHmiPipPo'r to William Rohner to which diltitiguiCt alltyltern, is a new method of teaching to j o2p o l A t i th lad ton we c n . . re Jun. to Alexander Knox to Read and Sp II; whereby one Book, worth about Seven Shillings, John Harrifon to John Anderfon, Fermoy, to will ferve to teach Five Hundred Boys, who, in the ufual method Wm Robinfon to William Difacy to Samuel MAIO t o Luke Matuga would require Five Modred Books, worth above Twenty - five Pounds. The improvement is three times greater by the new David Holt, ManeWter , 10 Wm Mrin ma% 20 t o 1 o Th mat Leyland 20 method than the old. Any buy, who can read, can teach Arith- Edward Placc rook with the certainty of a mathematician, although he knows to James Vt'oodinafon to johoWailkin i 1 James Haney 13 nut lang about it blonde . Robert French to Mourtray Frikine ID 'lle Pu!die are Ind'- to the Duke of Bedford and Lord . Netb Gould ' Somerville, in the firft instance, and to many of the Nohility, John Cnekbain 10 Mn Burton so Gentry, and Clergy, fur the Copper t given to this fy ft em in London, Robe r t S • neer to Edward Monk l*afon to w when in its infant itatt. The King, the neon, and the Royal MettheCorhett 10 Wm Watfon t 0 J Family, feeling, with paternal goadnefs f u r th e welfare and happi • oho Tay for 13 Robert Green SO 20 Fleetwood William, 10 to Corft this of their people, have patronized, by liberal Annual Viatiferip- John Garai!' lions, a ilefign fur extending the benefits of this plau to the Educe- Jofeph f Hadiven William on . Benun to hill, Ldonon, Ludgate. 10 two of I'en Thoufool Poor Children. so William Watfon to One of the peculiar advantages of this fyftcm is, that it does to Wm. Flounders to R. Rothe u not enter into any grounds of religious differences, bring in - Steven Vicki in lo Wm Alers it ilk-If a compendium of mechanical improvements, in thernfclvet Francis Synge 13 hlifs Foe to highly bene fi cial and c.p dile of being applied to educate the poor ~ • . e. Cy hundreds and chi:or:Ands, at a very fmatl expecce. to Thomas P. Hope 24 to William Chamberlaioe so may think tit to adopt this plan will find it cal able coi r gr h e l a r t t g w rea n d o Hutton , J tuflo ol t :t n i ta isu e r m ile n on is itfelf , , arid may s'tgr.lc on it any fyltem ut Religim.sinitruction ' m' s. J . to Lindley Murray, York to 'Mn Hunt to Center Stacey lo which :Ivy pfeefe, Wttitolst dimiailhing its utility. I JofHutton to John&Valli SO It is ialethltd to l'Ohliflt an Ahlidgement of the Syftem of Edu- • ' W. Le icefter to Mrs. Cath. Capps to cation f or the benefit of the poor in irelend. It will be executed' I. Di ant- to Jonathan Gray to ueder the inlpeelion of the Author of tue original S)fiem, and re- H. l'. Bu he to Thomas Willem ID cent improvements. Plaits of Buildings for School Rooms, anti ~.., m . 3. ..,,. Io Edmund Fry, itriftol to Arrangements adap-ed to thole called Sunday. and eon) , other ! ""r* I ''' 6.- : Glean Maher to David Hui l,rfon to efak ut Scho,,li, in which the Poor are Educated, will be added Re‘ert L'l ftrange 10 Henry Weyinoutla t o One object or the intended pul,heaiion is to enable benevolent Mich. Blood to John Pinkmore So perfons to fprcad the knowledge of this cheap, eafy, and expedi JO John Howard to thus ,node of Education among School Mailers, Governors of I I E Knner Charities, Committee., and frit oils of the Pisa, in a general Nicholas Waterhon re to J. P. Marchand to I manna, and at the vele nee of a fmall Subfcription, which is to I N. B. The above lift is printed from a book tontairing the . be pail at the time ot Si.hfcribiog ; : mr .,,, of the Sul fcriters, entered by their ditidtion, err in _their ' '1 te Salt:alp:ion ii at the rate of Tea Copies for One FOWSI, "71 band. Refolved alfo, That this Meedeg heartily concurring with the Court of Dire tors. the Governor General in Council of India, and tie Governor in Council at Madras, in the hi3h terms of appro bation heitowoi by them iefinetively, on the Public Services of !dent Colonel Bannerman, will ufe its utmoil, chcleavours on the prefent occilion, to promote and free re his Eledion. t. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Chairman Colonel Bannerman's Committee will meet on Monday next, the 231 latent, at the King's Head 'Cavern in the Poultry, from elevciito four, where any friendly communications will be grate fully received. rso Cop!cs 5 3 33 10 DISTRESs IN GERMANY!!! THE Committee for apportioning relief to the diftreffed inhabitants of the Continent, beg leave to express their molt refpedtful gratitude for the generous fupport which tilt) , have experienced from the liberality of the Brit ih Public.— They alto embrace this opportunity of flitting, that all their remit tances have fafely reached the places of their deftiqation ; that many thoufands of the molt diftreffed families and individuals have been rclieved.mailf of whom were matially rriflaing trom dards and want. Beriefadlions have been fent to all themincipal places of diltrefs, that came to knnwledge. Refpedtable Commit tees, ei.nfifting of Clergymen, Magillrates, and Merchants, have been formed at various Rations in Germany, who have diredtcd the diftribution, and have returned to the Committee in London molt fatisfaccLay and minute 0564 accounts of the mode of diftribution. 1 his bounty has been attended with rise molt beneficial entice • quences in a variety of refptas, and Bridal gencrofity has been exalted by thoufands. By the late drea•lful events, great numbers have again beta plunged into an abrfs of wretehednefs; and the Committee, having now no money fin band, beg leave to stake a froth appeal to the friends of humanity. They do this with the greater fatisfadliou, as they have the happintfs to allure the public that they Bill bare fare and confidential channels of communica tion open to them on the Continent. The turn already remitted amounts to ao,kol. the particulars of which will be given in the final report of the Committee. SUBSCRIPTIONS LATELY RECEIV.ED._ Right Rev. Lord Sithop of St. David's, zdfublerip. Ls 5 0 'The Right Hon. Lord de Dunftanvllle S S o The Rev the Dean and Can.•ai of Windfor 30 0 0 E. P. Parkinfon, by Meffrt. Lloyd and Co. st 0 0 James Prefton, Efq. Hounfl , sv. fecondrubccription 21 0 0 A. poldbuid, Snn.and D. Ellion, Efqrs. 20 0 0 Richard Barry, Efq. by the Rev.Bafil Woodd 5 5 0 The Rev. Mr. Gibert, Cuertifey, by the Rev. Mr. La _ _ Trobe. fecond fubfeription Colle&ion at the Surrey Chapel, after two Sermons by the Rev. Mr Jay, of Bath 290 0 0 Holbeach Subfcriptions, by Mr. Jonathan Hotchinfon 64 to 6 Edinburgh additional Subfcriptions, by the Rev. Dr. Buchanan, and Mr. R. Pleaderleads 20 1 6 Coiledlion at Redruth Parifh, by Mclrrs. Praeds 8.: Co. 16 15 0 Thomas Rawlings, Efq. by ditto . 5 5 0 Evcfham Subferiptions, by Mr. W Robcrts 3t 5 0 Colehefter, ad colledion, remitted by Sam. Daniell, Efq. 79 to 9 The Rev. Mr. Cecil - - a 2 0 A Lady, by Mr. Butterworth ' - 7 7 0 A. W. Bromley, Efq. Gray's Inn - S S 0 Ebba Vale, Subfcriptinns, by R. S. Harford, Efg. 13 15 0 Neath Subfcriptions, by Mr. P. Price, by Meer& Smith and Holt, - - Anonymous, Ipfwich Bank, - - Warrington Friends, by Mr. John Bludwick, by Marrs. Smith and Holt, • 14 3 0 Friends, by Mr. R. Spence, York, - 12 7 0 Whitney (Oxon). a few friends at and near, by ditto 14 s 6 Madley Church. Salop, (wand Collehion at, by the key. Samuel Walter - - The Rev. Mr. Biimead and Congregation. at Lea, near Malmfbury, by the Rev. Mr. La 'Croix, 5 t 6 6 A. S. Lillington, Efg by Meffrs. Hoarrs • 10 to 0 The Rev. Henry Horace Hayes, by ditto, 10 0 0 • James Buller, EA. by ditto, - 6 .6 0 V. I) - . Mr. E. N. Thornton, Borough - - 5 5 0 W. B. Trevelyan, Eig. - - 20 0 o M. It. S. - - - • 3 to 0 G. and C.by Mr. Hatchard, - - 6 5 0 Anonymous, Trowhridi;e - -.. 3 1 0 :Mil; Smith and Friend, Chclrea. - 4 0 0 Subfcriptions will be received by Meffrs. Hardeartle and Rey ner,Treafurers, Old Swan Bair., London; and alto by the follow. ii.g Cankers in London, viz. Meffrs. Mulkey and Co Fenchurch- Brett ; Marrs Hoare., Fleet itrcet ; Meffrs. Smith and Holt, Old Broad•ttreet ; Marrs. Jones, Lloyd, Hulme. and Co. Lodihury. The Stith Itcp.rt of the Committee is just publifhed, and may be had gratis, by Sablerihers, of Ambrole Martin, Erg. Nn. 24, L'harlot.e ftrect, Bloomiburr; Mr. J. Hatehard, Piccadilly; Nleilis. Cadell and Davies, Strand; Mr. J. Butterworth, No. 43, Fleet-street; and of MetTrs Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard. 10 0 0 55 7 4 0 17 6 10 0 0 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•L AKE. The Laft Night of Performing till the Holid-iys. T O -MORROW EVENING, MARCH zl, 11307, will he adted the Opera of THE TRAVELLERS. Koyan, Mr. Braham ; Q'Gallaglter, Mr. Johnftone. Celinda, Mrs Mountain; Marchioncfa. Siguora Storace. To which will be added the Farce of THE CITIZEN. Young Philpot, Mr. Bannifter ; Maria, Mifs Duncan. Due notice will be given of tho next reprcfentation of tie New '21,3y of the Curfew. - - A new Grand Romantic Melo Drame, and a New Comedy, are rehearfal. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. The I.att Nieht of Performing till the Holidays. TO•MORROW EVENING, MARCH 21, tBO7, will be adted (for the ith time) a New Comedy, called TOWN AND COUNTRY; • Or, WHICH IS BEST? The principal Charadters by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemple, Mr. Brunton, Mr. C. Kemple, Mr. Fawcett. Mr. Blanchard. Mr. Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs Mattocks, Mifs Brutwun, Mrs. Da • vcoport, heiroi Emery, Mifs Tyrer. To which will he adde•l the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE. • FICTUALLING °PVCB, Mareb IS, iBc.7 THE COMMISTIONERSfir VICT U4LLA C HIS M.Ay asrn NAPT, de hereby give notice, That on Wedneftlay nest, the asth lunatic, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writhes (felled up) and 'treat for SIX HUNDRED QUARTERS of PALE, and FOUR HUN DRED QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, To 5e delivered in a fortnight (by weekly proportions), into His Majzfty's V.cluallmg Stores at Deptford, and to be pid for by Bills payable wits intertft ninety days after dare, 'I he Conditions of the Contradt may be feta at the Secretary'sofEce. No regard will le leal to oxy Tattler in which the price fbail aa he iteferted in worth at length, or that fball toot be delivered to the Board (afore axe o'clock, on the faid WeelniPay the 25th itylast, toe, yal.ft the Peeps who ne.thes the Tolikr,or Any Perim ow bit behalf afield; to wormer relva ialbed for.