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tat • ose"- • -. . .. 7 ''' 17: :.;., ‘,..4, . • . ,-..- ..."'%,...... , . / .111 IllfiQl . \ . . . .. ..„.. . 4 •/0 • 4 Vr - 0 1;- )Pra Nibs. /)! i r" s•str:ir. -.vz. - w - .4:..... - N ; ~ i. • ) ,_ , ........ /Ng' of ,. 1 1,1141. 1 r( '1 . ..r - i .~~... ifir,Ep. 9015. THEATRE ROYAL. DRUM-LAM. -.....— ' ' His PRESENT E VENING, their Idsittites' Ei Servants will Rufous LOVE FOR LOVE. • Sir Sampson Land.. Mr. DOWTON; Yeleutii.e, Mr. RAF.; Foresight, Mr..MUNDEN. , _ : P rn e, Mrs. MARDYN; Angelica, Mrs. DAVISON; mo. m Voreiht. Mrs. ORDER; Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS. bi t h will be added , the new Grum! Comic Pantomime, it • o with new Music, Scenery, Etc. called HARLEQUIN AND FANCY ; or, THE POET'S LAST SHILLING. 'Me Overture and Music composed Mr. H. Smart. it, Dances produced under the direction of Mr. Byrne. too, new Pantomibe re p eat Harlequin and Fancy ; or,Tbe POWs ot sh imng, grilled every evening. Tatrorrow, The .Merchalit of Bruges. on Thtireiv. a Cowedy. ‘ 4. 1 0y .y re Pay Old Debts will be performed Wary Mon : ( a nd rti isy ill , further notice. ,/, o kbrued Comedy, by Farquisar, will speedily be Mitred. ed and Afterpiece are also In A m e lie_l . l ___ priosptim THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. -• ?RESENT EVENING, will be per. formed, VENICE PRESERVED. Duke of Venice, Mr. BELLAMY ; Pritili, Mr. EGERTON ;. ;g o er) Mr. CONWAY ; Pierre, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Beividera, Miss O'NEILL. w hich tile new Giand Comic Pantomime, called w hich and FORI'L'NIOI or, • SiiING-MOO AND 't•H UN-TON. Wi'h mw Mus.c, Scenery, Dresses. ice. M Tie "ale arranged and produced by Mr. Farley. Tb e Fan Pantomime of Harlequin and Fortunio will be re- WO eel .yevenMg, to-morrow excepted. Ntilleininter Nett's Dream will be acted every Monday, Nutiday,sadPriday,till furtber notice. Thostal the Tragedy of The Orphan. On aanirday, Isabella. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!! NO FIXED PRIZE. FIFTY THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD, "go Two of £20,000, l'wo of "5,000, Five of Ali MO, and Thousand Five Hundred cud sixty other Prises of ASO% £2OO, £lOO, ace. C ARROLL solicits the atoning oldie Public t• - to the above desirable Scheme, and trusts that a were Fetal of it will be selfic.ient to induce his Friends to honour is with their commands, at No. 7, Umlauts., and siti, Ox. girt t LT, where, in the last Lottery, N 0.547, drawn a Prise ilp,uoo, was sold in Dews Shares. _ _ t()RNS BY and Co. Stock - Brokers, No. 26, • Coitifunt, respectfully acquaint their Friends and the e,that the NEW S I AT E L() rTERY will begin Drawing 'i..... _______..--------- the 14th of NEX f MONTH (February); the Scheme contains ii i t if 25,012) GUINEAS, 4 of £20,000, besides many other CS. el Pr us, and Not Two B:anks to a Prize, which meets with alieerbal approbation. Ticket , a... 1 Shares are selling by HORNSBY and Co. who htely 'old the tollowing grand list of Capital Prizes: Na 218 - • X 2 O 1 ~ 000 1,120 • • £lOOOO . 284 - - 20,000 1,110 . . 10,000 2,490 • - 20,000 3,934 .. • 10,4..0 ' prudes Prizes of .C.;,11 0, .r.:,OW, £l,lOO, tee. Ng. atc. NOT TWO BLANKS 'FO A PRIZE. k t NV in . and Cr'. itsve great satisfaction in s tat in g 3 that the Scheme of the grand New Year's Lottery, can aille,' the whole 20,000 Ticke:s, is Mimed on the guod old tinkle et not Two Blanks to a Prise; that the whole of to ?tisane iit,Sterling htutey, and tome fixed for particular am but all are tilJatiag in the Wheel, to be drawn as Chance of dirca.—T he Capitals are TWO PRIZES OF 25,000 GUINEAS, Tube paid in Gold, 2 • £40,000 2 . . . £5,000 S . . XI ,n - 0 S . . £3OO to . . £2OO Aides 6,6:5 other Ptizcs oo . 1 2100, £3O, 'Ct.!, ite. &e. The Draws t , begins on VALENTINE:4, DAY, 14th FEBRUARY. lasts sad -hares are scliing at 6 WIF rand Co.'s London Ofices, Weal, POULT ItT, I No. St, ALDOAT I MGM' ls, CII.IIINC CRO33, &incur. GUINEAS AND BANK NO'E'LS. HE present St tte Lortc:y, uniting all the ap pruved Parts of an sari r Schemes, with the addition of Two New Prizes of ::5,000 Guineas in Gold! is confidently recommended to Public attention, by The old-established Firm of HAZARD, 111.11tNE, and Co. he Contractors and Projector. SCHEME. NO FIXED PRIZE! Priwes of 25,000 Gtintas in Go'd £52,500 4490,000 ...... 40,000 5,0110 10,000 1,000 500 .. 200 ..... 100 ... 1.500 24 ... 21,000 15 ............... 15.000 10 ....... 46,000 30 I,coo 1,00 4140 111 •.••••• soh Prizes, all in MONEY. ••• • 00000 ...... ... NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! , 'With all tin vO,OOO Tickets in One Scheme! aot divid e d into •I'wo separate Lotteries, as of late years. VAS lhawing St. VALEN fINE's DAY, 14th FEBRUARY. ickets and Shares are Selling by HAZARD, BURNE, and pack Brokers), the Contrav - ors, ,outh Gate of the Royal 'IC, London ; where, in the 1. - ,te. and former Lotteries, ran have been Sold exceeding in amount 'MO MILLION' tat LING. CHILBLAINS CURED FOR It ild. 1 V a ARSIIALL's cli it ATE prevents and cures those troublesome and patilliil visitants Chilblains, whether a 'warn or unbroken state ; filllOVed the itching and iniant- j 441 tori cm the first application, and when broken, heals in a much linn time than can be credited hut by experience. r w4 inds, Ulcerate:l Ligs, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, and Ulcers, " 11 dcnotnitiation, and of however long standing, are effec- cured by this Curate. copy of a Lena to the late Shaw and Edwards: " Bitininghani, June 18, 1804. 11 1 ; 11511 emem.—A very singular and important Cure perfot rued ' 4 riball's Universal Cerate demands publicity : ii. Galton .'"d a man of the name of Harris working, who bad been . e . te d for fifteen years with a most shockit.g inflanted and bad i tvaniuel. as to be almost in a state ut putrefaction ; he bad i n Ole Landon Hospitals, to the salt water, and under cur. (-4 th is place, for seven years past, when eight boxes of '5 Universal Cerate, be bought of me b completely cured .1. I AA think the Proprietor is promoting the cause of hu ally publishing this case, and every opportunity of making a 1 ,..! will be embraced by your obedient humble servant, e.su.strect Birniitigham. " E. Palace, Bookseller." 7 411 'd (desalt and Irtail by Edwards, 66, on the Footway, St. ( i 1 e kurchlard, Loudon , Price Is. lid. per boa. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1816. N,VATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. THATCHED Horn TAMA. ST. hillear's-mater. Hie Reyellitihem do Duke of YORK, Cbakeesa. 4MINMEI Assents busted. 470.000 I S per CAW. Red. of the cost of 440,023 49,009 1 S 3 pa' Cont. Cow. of the cost of 911,733 9.0011 0 0 Long Annaddos, of the cost of 35,529 Amount already Wombed, • 5t106,776 14 6 ?blab of Havinghami22 7 6 Parish of Terriagton 6 0 0 Parishes of Thornton; Melbourn, ac Hors _ _ _ Sob er*donsremitted by taper, Swann, aod Co. ilaidum l / 2 York: Parish of Langton.on. Swale, MS IS • Pariah of Hilton 9 • • Township of Rifling- Sem with Moreby Si 0 0 Township of &Afield 1 17 4 Tawnellip of Armor Wan of Manson of St. Martin. Cotwerenam,Yolik IS 0 4 Palish of Cutest 10 0 0 Parish of All Salute, Pavement, York a IS 0 Parleb of St. 3. = ? 0s Parish of St. • wood 2 30 1 Parish of Wight!' 3 11 a 1 Parish of Kilburne 8 1 0. Parish of Tioirkleby 6 2 0 Palish of Hunan: 2 10 0 Parish of Willy 6 0 6 Parish of Kilvington 616 0 Parishes of Cawood and WastOw 12 6 3 Parish ef Armin f f Parish of Nufferton $ 13 u Parish of Carton on 1 14 0 6 40 the Wolds 1 1 1 6 Parish of Lowthorpa 1 l 0 Parish of Ruston Parva 0 16 a Parish of Sterne 0 14 10 Parish of Cattarick 19 19 U Parish of Holy Tri. le Daltrey 31 • 4 Parldt of Clifton, new York 1 13 11 Parish of St. Peter% ulty, Mickiegate, York $ 06 Parish of Ed.tone 1 0 0 Pariah of Everingham 0 Is • Parish of Seaton Ross 1 11 6 Parkh of Little Liberty, York 17 6 4 Parish of Sitirpeo beck 1 It 0 Parish of Gate Helm sley Parish of Loodesbo rough 8 15 I _ 2610 borne la 4 10 Parish of Hunsingore 4 15 10 Parish of Wansford St 3 i Parish of Gook 3 1 6 Chapelry of Hooke • 0 10 0 A. It C. 0 15 0 Parish of Great Saes- Parisi of St. Mary, Bishopbill 6 a 0 Parish of Whellrshe 9 b 6 Parish of Wiggiuton 7 9 0 Parish of Huntington 9 10 0 Palish of Si. Olaves, York 2 111 1 Paola of Rowley 14 a o Pooh of Mignon o is o radii of 'Askbam llryan 1 15 0 Parish of Bilbrough 2 2 6 Parish of St. Saviour's, York P 9 6 Parish of &crick 9 6 6 Parish of St. Martin, Micklagate, York s 6 6 Parish of Christ 3 9 6 PariA of 1i.,1y Ttird zy. Goodranigate Parish of Bt. John, Ddpike 7 6 6 Parish of St. Maurice 7 10 0 Parish of &lion 26 t 4 0 Pariah of l'hisrparch 13 15 Parishes of CopgrellyB and BurtosiLeorsard 111 7 Pariah of Bishophill, Jun. York 2 12 6 Parishes of Thomas by and Builforth 414 7 Parish of Craike 11 0 0 Parish of liailby 12. 5 0 Parish.of Skelton 2 17 Parish of Nether Pop• pleton 22 7 6 Parish of Ong/Wales 6 2 0 Parish of Acontb 21 16 ts Parish of .essay 6 3 0 Pariah of st. Michael, Spurriergate, York 5 2 0 Parish of ACISLU Mulhis Parish of Kirhyou. denials 2 0 0 Parisbcs ton, Normauby, and Salton 20 15 0 Parish of lisnswell 7IS 4 Parishes of Butter w,ck and Wold, Newton Chapels 1 10 0 Pariah of Foxholes 2 11 Parishes of Seamen, Cayton, and East Ayton 17 3 4 Parish of St. . Stonegate,York I S 6 Parish of Full Sutton 312 6 l'artsh of Zialtham Richard Parish of Patrick Brompton 34 1 6 Parish • of Kirky , Wharfs 9 17 11 Parish of C,ozwohl 24 2 0 Parish of Huntrwidte 6 12 Parish of fleabite' 23 0 0 Parish of Waver 14 1 0 Pariah of Kihnolk Percy Parish of Nunkarn hohne Parish of Minton Mewleverer Parish of Mat Hans mertota 2 10 0 Parish of Hunmanby 90 18 9 Parish of 1-Torkton 9 5 8 Parish of Muston 4 $ 6 Parish of fiessltteay 9 17 6 Parish of Covnitorpe 1 7 10 Parish of Pocklington 19 16 2 Parish of Ricall 2 12 6 Parish of Wilberfon 113 0 Parish of Bishop Wl4 ton I 10 6 Parish of Bugthorpe 2 0 0 Parish of Newton un Ouse . 7 9 6 Parish of Coodmun bans Parish of Market Weighton 10 4 I Parish of Burnby 1 13 6 Parish of Kirby Hea thani 21 3 0 9 10 6 ton 5 IS 6 Parish of Aludetty Steeple 1$ it co Parish of Cramlie 1 IS 6 Parish of Barton le Willows 1 11 0 Parish Whitwell 3 6 G Pariah of Hutton Ambo 2 2 6 Pariah of issmotherley 4 0 0 Parish of Harrovrby 6 Parishes of Dubwith and Aughtou Pnrivh of Croaky 4 o'o 1 2 6 Parhhes at Over Sil. 7 30 2 20 0 13 3 1 3 0 1 so 1 10 a If Parlab of Stonegrave BAST-INDIA laarary 14. 1 316 . THE couitr of DIRECTIVES of the UNITED COMPANYgMSRCHANTS e IINGAIND, irodiag' Vet& BAST INDIES,* h.,i give swim, That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in wt.!- , ling, on or before WEI:NE:MAY, the Net instant, &bib such Persian or Perkin as may be billing td LET on Freight for one Voyale, SHIPS of the burthen of from 500 to 700 Tene,luilders• measurement, for the Company's Extra Service. The Tenders, with the words a Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at or be fore twelft o'clock at noon, on the said 51st January next, beyond , which hour no Tender will he received. JOSEPH DART, Auistaxt-Stcretary. The particulars or the terms and conditions upon wit ich - tilt Ships will be engaged in the Company's Service, may be had oh application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Comidittee of Shipping, on or after Monday neat, the 15th Instant. _ This day way publlshel, by H. Cotauatr, Conduit-street. rir E SPEECH of the Earl of CAR I-1 A MPTON • 1 to die Court of Chane,ry, on Saturday, the 9th December. ISIS, in a Cause respeccins the Property of the late DUCHESS of CUMBERLAND. " 1 he Proceedings in Chantery have ran to alength,and to an expiate, contrary to the genius of this Court, and the spirit of the Laws of this cuuntry t they have become an Enormous Mule, ft tut the watitpn and unnecessary charges inserted by Practitio tters."—Loao LOW. This day was tnohlis_price AN N ESSAY on the NA TURE and ADAN TAGES of PARISH BANKS; together with a enrreited C o py of the Rule, and Regalatio:.‘ of the Parent Invitutian hi Ruthwell; and Directions for Conducting the Details of It tighten, Forms 'hewing the method of Keeping the Accounts. ire. tte. By the Rev. HENRY DUNCAN Minlnce of Ruthwell, Damfriet-sfilre. Printed for Oliphant, Waugh, and trines, Edinburgh; sad T. 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Aod these , who bawd to with the sow Velum, are requested to address thaii thelk rogiethe booksellers on of before the 90th Ingot. PRICE SEVEN-PEN CE. LAW. A MIDDLE.AGLD MAN, of an ace sitiou xtid Of considerable esp.:dente .in the Profession, and who ii now conducting an eitensive business in one of the Midland Counties, but which, in conseqeence of the situation being prejudicial to the heal. b of his Lnely, be is abou. t.. leave, wishes for a permanent etigagetitent with a nt.nti.msn of re . vet .. taiglity and extensive practice in Town, to col:duet his business. The most satisfactory referent': will be given at to the Adver tiser's character and knowledge of Profession. ' Address, by letter s past-paid. to R: K. New England Coffee: Isouset Threadneedle street. SALES BY AUCTION . PORT OF EXRTER. By Order of the Honourable Cocuttils.innert of his Majesty's Customs, On Tuesday, the SOth Instant, at One u'Cluck to the Alterooon, at the Custoon-Hrmse, Ett:ter, TLIE FOLLOWING GOODS, -Viz: tea UthiL CONSUIPPTION. iFor the accommodation and use Chf Private Fatuilles. Ind sub ject to the Dude* of Croton and Excite. I 1 XL, Muck Pearl Wreatb. 46 4.5 Co lon, gruill, 224 Ditto Gomm, Sso Yards French Lace. 2 No. French Fans. - - *VP. tkeorirkTtak. Pieces Frinch Ribbon. • 7 No. French Silk Handkerchiefs 1425" Yards French S.rsnet. 4 Pair French Kid GLAres. S No. French Silk Shawls. 2 Ditto French Sisk *sicking,. 416 Packs English Playing-card. Stuamcpacrddswithdaen4lllpiohr tat Staluipi And on Wen haSDAY, the following day, at tikt. Custom-Muss In Taigalioutb, at Erevan tit.loct4a the Forenoon, TOR II PORTATION, SI Cwt. 1416. Reek Salt, which will be put up in Lot., and sold to the highest Bidder. The Articles may be viewed at the Custon+•houses at Esetei and 'reigumouth two days previous to the Sees, iietweeo the hours of Nine and Two. iINGDOM OF IRELAND. COUNTY OF MEATH. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ES PATES, MANORS, MAN , IONS, FARMS, AND LANDS, UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND litiSH ACRES. By Mn WOBINS, At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, DUBLIN, on rituasnar), the 25th, and FaIIIAT. l'in. 1816, It Twelve, in Lots, THE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD Ei FATES, SI MATE in elk FINE COIJNIY of MEATH, Part within Ten Miles of DUBLIN. Comprising the extensive MANORS of DEW: AN. RALLY. MAGOSSAN, hiORNING FON, the I„ordshili of MOYA it F. the Manor of 'TRIM, with the Ancient CAS FLE, slid BUlt'lh: INGS and HOUSES in the Town of TRIM. Ilk PROPERTY it( a NOBLEMAN. The ES TATES contain NEAR EIGHT THOUPAND IRISH ACRES, Or TWELVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ENGLISii ACRES, Of Ercellent RICH MEE! DOW, PASTURE, 'lnd ARABLE LAND, (exclusive of the bog Lands, which are allotted to itie dfferent Tenants for Furl.) The Lao& tee in a good state of Ctiltivailon, 'divided is Eli gible Farms and Lands for Acconuniteation, part witlt 'Eligible RESIDENCIES, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDENS, jARM HOUSES, and suitable Buildins of all deserietinne. Sinai)! Cottages, Water Corn Mill, and Orions Buildings, let to most respectable Tenant., tin Leases for Lives,.pert of which are renewable, and the remainder to 'tenants at Wail. The present IoW Itenial'near SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM, But the estimated present Value ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM, Taking the Parts on Perpetuity at their present Rental. The whole of these valuable Estlites are itt a tne rich Country, part adjoins the Sea near Drotbeda, and well situated fur good Markets and excellent Rada. May be viewed by applying to Mr. John Alien, Braymounr, nearirbit, where Particulars may be hat, and every information given, and Plans may be s.ten. Particular+ at the Olteity Arms, and the Post.OlEce, Trim ; the Inn+ at Drogheda, Cork, and Wa terfurd ; of John Page, Esq. Dundalk; of J. Joh ost on. Esq. No. 15, Dutuithek-street ; of Messrs.Reews, Ormsby, Nnd Reeves, Myr* rion4quare, a•id Geo. Hutchinson, Esq. tibhcitur, fa, tipper Gardner street, Dublin; and at the Pbce of Sale, where Pla its o f the Lands are kft ; the Inns at Holyhead; the Hotel, Liverpool; Golden Lion, Chester ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Hen and rhick,', - ,4, Birmingham ;'l'. G. Parr, Es c . 14tchfield ; of llamas Lightfoot, Esq. Castle -street, Leicestir-fields; at Garraway'3 Coffee- House, 'ChaAge.atlty, Cotnhiils and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-mee t , Golden-square, I.tatittan, where Plans Ache Esta:e may be seen. KINGDOM OF IRELAND. BARONIES of CLANII . IURICE and eARRA, iu the Canty • HMAYO, 'capital FARMS, nearly ( Me Thousaird high's undred Acres, trish.«-By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMEKCIAL ROOMS, in the City of DUBLIN, on TO rstrav, Jan.SO, 1816, at 'Fweltre eanck, in Five Lacs, THE Very VAluitbie FREEHOLD ES GATES, situate in the County of MAYO, comprising the capital raunpact Estates of BALLYCLOOHER, containing 512 A. SP, of rich Pasture, Meadow, Arable, and Bog Laud, to high state of cultivation, and part of three Villages, in possession of Wm. and C. Castello, David Nowlin, J lanes B elly, Henry WaldroMs, A. Deese, and others, on I.eases for lives. A moiety of the va luable and compact Farm of BRIZE, 149 A. SSP. the mole . , containing 74rt. 2R. 17P. of excellent Meajew mid Pasture lAnd, together with a moiety of the Tolls and Custards of the Fairs thereof, in possession of Jelin Madden, Esq. on Lease for The very Eligible, Capital, and Compact ESTATE of CAP PADUFF, ou the borders of Lough ,Mati, containing irrA. I OP. of rich Pasture, Arable, and Mountain Land, all in the highest state 61 cultivatien and divided by rone fences, and part of the Lough stored with le finest Fish. Gardens, sMult y Cilf• bins, &c. In possession of C. and T. Cusick., M. B. and M. Quinns, and other, on lease, which Will expire in 1880. The capital Estate of DURROW, midway between Westport and Castlebart containing 408 Acres S Roads, 13 Votes, the principal past licit Pane* Ground, in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown, 6a lease for one life of thirty-one years, front 1810. The high Westport Road leads through the 3 be valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAGARIFF, containing 123 Acres 1 Rand of Pasture, Gardens, Catins, dcc. in 'possession of George Ormsby, Esq. This vainabte Leasehold Estate CARRAMART, near the Town of Clare, Barony ef Cluirnaurice, containing about Sixty Acres, in possession of he Right Honourable D. Brown. The whole of these Lots form a noble Ratite, in a fine, healthy, rich Country, near good Sea-porta tad Markets, awl highly re spectable Tenants; the present Rental One Thousand seven Hundred and Twenty Pounds per annuls, but capable of great increase. Cappaduff and Ballyclogher are a moat eligible investment for persons desirous of local Mamma in the County of Mayo, as there are populous villages situated to both these bads, and the extent of land in the former so shortly to be out of lease, presents a most desirable spportonky fot the purpose. . May be Sieved by &mires to Mr. Michael Heron, of Balla, sour Casdebar, sad the aFereat tenants, where pa:titulars may be had; ai the Commercial Rooms, Peter Warren, Esc. Hen rietta-street; and Mamas. Presto° end shoos, upholders, Dublin, where plans ate left; the Inns at Westport, Tirana, Clare, Cork, Waterford, sad Holyhead; Hotel, Liverpool; Geddes Lion, Chester; Talbot. Shrewsbury ; Hen sad Maws, Birming ham; T. G. Parr; Zs+ Lichfield; at Clerraway's; of Mr. ito. bias, Warerick-street, Goklewoquare, whirs Piens may be seen; aid et Maim ebarrard, Brassiogtoas and Owes, Dublin ton and Sower'ay 7 S 0 Paeoh of OW F;yland s u o Parish of WeMed, Bedconl, per Rev. 1. Bad:tell rarish 4,1 Ystra.l, per Rev. E. Dav,es 1 V 0 One day's pay est tlit Otters, Nun cods tatos.oned Officers, privates, an.l6:ritni• liters, of t. .. Eder. ham Divi.iun of Royal Al iritieg, per Thus. Nkald, Lsq. Paymaster 194 Parish ut Dodding. ton, per Rev. W. Harker 2 Patisis of Crosby. Lincoln, per Key. T. Furness 1 Parish of Rhoseilly ►ud I.lsug ankh, per Rev. I). Darla 2 4 • 1) At DAMN. Snows. By remittance front the D:ocese of Can terbury, per Mr. Abbott, Deputy. Registrar to his Grace the Archbt• shop Amount before Te mined to Messrs. Snows 3,467 Further receipts— Parish of Newington and Ha!stow 10 Parish of Stochury Parish of Upchurch 4 Parish of Bridhurst 1 Parish of Thornhaus 20 Parish of Rainham 24 b 00 1 0 50 4, O 0 1 0 a 0 0 0 ✓ 6 O 0 At Me4ors. Ilamincrdeys. Pariah of Tittleahall 7 •0 cum Gadwick Perish of Polshot, per Rev. James WU- Hams 5 11 Parish of Eton, second subscription, per Mr. J Mantis 41 16 Parish of Branscombe. Devon, after a Ser mon by the Rev. T. Puddicontbe,in cluding ses from B. J. S. Banter, Esq. for Weston House 10 6 G. E. W. . I 0 Partial of Lunington, liomersetshire, per Rey. 2, G. Bethune 2 0 Parish of Clotord 3• 10 Collecdone, &c. from Aslitoo-under-Line 180 10 Thomas Smith, Esq. NorfoUpstrest,Park. lao. 31 10 Dre;tri - toads At Messrs. & Co. Parish of Sucatbain, additional eolice tion, per Rev. Her ben Hill, Rector 23 3le W. G. CARTER. Subscriptions are received by Mr. Monica, 4.50, Orford• street; Mr. Hatcbatd. 1110, Piccadilly ; by the principal Ban ken ; And by the I reasurers, at the boom of Messrs. Hammer sley'a and Co. Pell Mall. . it is particularly requested that all Letters from the Country, is the Committee, be exactly thus Addressed s - - - " Ti) the Westiabutee Waterloo Amoelatioo,Thatebed-house, London." • Commenleadoos, is Tows, to the Committee, may be made to thy Stumm W. G. Can er, sill. Temple Chambers, Fleet sweet.