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0. 1 1 1 .. w co • ~, ~: 1 :--•~ • =-w.r. .•.~., • ',' A. I.!e' . . .~ .~ , i~ _ . . . , . . ; 4 . . , 2 4 .. .. / ~ .1„. 1 4. 7 . - . ...._.!1 a 4 sr - 4 . • ..*t',' . .. , . . , • i 4 , ._ .‘ r .... , t :.) S .4 .. k 4, 4 .- rjrui Ar •.r:, IL 0 . .1 I I , ~ 4)4.1 1 4 1 1 NUMBER 75651 :•. f • • imam DAY. THIS PRESENT TUE'SbAY, June 4, RANE LAGH, MILLBANK, will open with a Grand GALA, in honour of his Majesty's Birth-day.-i:Ariscal Performers, Miss Acres (late of Vauxhall), Miss Delimit, Mrs. Pyne, Mr. Glan ville, and Mr. R.L.lones..-r 7 ln the course of the evening, a splen did display of Firtworki, oxprosply prepared for the occasion, by the celebrated taidisselreasier. The whole under the super istendance of Mr. J. 8.0 Fisher, of the Theatre Royal, Lyceum. Admission to the Ball and Gardens, es. id.-Doors open at Seven, ilogisst Aglst 8'6,4 pneeisely.--A Pandess Band will play every 'venlig ; admission is. Gala Nights excepted. -o This day was published, in one vol. eve. price es. boards, ON NATIONAL sEDUCATION.—. By GEOROE EP LSO, Esq. • Author of " National Govomni lt ont," " Independent Man, ice. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. _ In a few days Will be published, By Steadsle,. Junlot, No. 41, Pall-Mall, • rI'HOUGHTS on the PRESENT .STATE of 0011 AFFAIRS. By WILLIAM HUNTER, Also, price se.tickA View of tlhe State of tlpe loledon se4of the Measure:lmi ebe last Pine Beere,..by T. Peye . vblCourteuitlst4T Thiitai iaapob NOP alfh. lit. ha bo.. 9$ E PAit,SlOl4B : Vo By ROSA MATII.bA, Author of The Hours of Selioede4 The Non, Zofloys, &c. Ste. Printed for T.*Codeil and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Libertine; a Novel, la 4 Vols. ptiee ihs. in beards. 'l l his day waa published, price ad. sewtd. By J. Datum, Medical Bodatiler, No. 10, Crown.coorr, Priaore-strott, dal* p £J4ARIS on the NOMENC.LATURE of the it NEW LONDON PHARbfaLCOBCBIA, read before the Liverpool Medical Society. - By JOHN BOSTOM M.D. 11Vbere may be %A lately published, price js. 6d. Syne:psis labantiventelat Uo!rasensis t by • 14byikeish. FOREIGN SCENERY. This day werelmblhhed, 'rice 10s. Probf Iralnitedions, I Ss. the lust Part, containing tits% View's it the Idandid Wiatiktra, with desettpd4 efoaccounts,lnlngills add in Fanell i et - • ASERIES of VIEWS of Picturesque and ito mantic SCANiERV, 4a hiladdits, she Cape of Good Hope, Timor,China;Prince of Wales's island,Bombag, Mahraua Coun try, St. Helena, and Jamaica, engraved, in a highly-Onidnui Mon ter, by C. Heath; Woolnoth, anti G.tohise,iVoth Drivengli Made Is tbose Ceittnties....lly Weik.34o4 WEETALL. Pribeed for T. Cadet took W Davies, Strand. THE LADY 1 1112 LAKE. This day vat publbieti, Vier, lb We. Amish eft 1w874 xi 1 tae. Prhus IA €so. 111. 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"TM whom maybe had, lately publislitar . -__ • • A nietoraphicid Plosioge,of t.be Empire of Great Britain, Viols. I. 11. ao4 !IL prite LI 41. Vet IY. which:Compgatato WOrlg; will be seen published. • • • It. MODERN THLATRE • This iky..ratt mail/Shed,. is 10 voli;tealStltmlYli correspond with Mii.lnatbalesiel.., fish Theatre, ificl - Catibeicir of FarcesVpitc'e,ett.ios.. slid lie,- in boards. THE MODERN THEATRE; or, ac Collection of successful Modern Plays, acted at the Theatres.Rnyal,. London; printed-from the Prompt-books, under the authority of the Managers. Selected by Mrs. lACHBALD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reel, Orme, and Brown, Pater soster-row. be had Bdi ed b Of whom mayt Mrs. IscusaLls, I. The BRI'T'ISH THBAPItE, in SS veh. royal 18mo. price £6. 16e. 6d. boards; or fine paper with Partisan{ and Prout Im pressions of the Plates, price tt boards. 2. A Collection of FARCES, in 7 vols. royal ISOM. price fie. t 69. boardsfsir on line piper, with Portraits, prise As. igs.6d 'boards. MINERVA 0 !TICE, LEADEN HAL.I.-STR EET. Jest published, in 4 vols. limo. price SOL AN OLD FAMILY LEGEND ; Or, - One Hus band and Two Marriages., A Romance. • By JAMES NORRIS BREWER, Author of a Winter's 'rale,Secrets Made Public, &c. &c. punted for A. K. Newman and Cot • The fallowing will appear this -45ntnrner Elnathen, or the i. ; , Ares of Matt, en Historical Romance, a vats. Sir Ralph De B , a Romance, by Edward Moon, 4 -13IC The 'Clergyman s Widow and her Young Pamify;l4 llie /0- thor of the Officer's Widow and bet Fantify, 1 vel... . - • The Cousins, or a.Womsn's Profit's, tilde Leeet l arnlirs Gaya of l'oledo, or the Gothic Princess, ell Hjaplitell - Re.., mance, by Augusta Amelia Stuart, Author of LudgeitcATede,. &c. 5 vols. •• ... • The Ca , edonian Battdff, tette Helt Of tlenollollAatilltance ' of the isth Century, vols. • Yambo, ar the North .Adierlres 113111'e, a Tele, thi Antbet of the Bravo of Bohemia, a rots. - . • MANdirdpliPo/4 SUP/RIOA BY HIS MAIO rYi; %OVAL LiirilitS PATISPree • . THE Nobility, Gthtry, bad rubiie in gebetal, retipeetfully infohnkd chat S. DAVIS having purebasoil the Patent of Mr. Metals, for his excellent MANGLgii, hie re moved the Iluslness !tent Ho. ss t• 24.4, Sklnties‘stkere, Uric** bill, London, four doors fritßt fleet-Mtdic!, fitlityte be relffeet., fully solicits the Intention of. the Pebliii to Ille superb* ~ilk, for power of execution, 'lce of watkAng, , compact construction, and every useful ativanta.e, vends unri• v3tied, and which, upon inspection, he is confident On be 4- proved and unifersatlT adopted. VD% THt 1400P1b10 COLitiL-1. A USTIN's LINIMENT, which is an eztersval sp. "—I- plicarion, and has been used with constant success in pri va•e, and distrilmted gratis for many years, is now, from the qu. snerous appticltiond for It, offered to die public in gerineal, as a Pale, easy, and eifeetual remedy for this dilatator, and tilt fie. 'sunnily when tdi °dies medicines have tidied. kis alisilly alb alma' in other obstinate and distressing Cough's si.ld only by F. Newbery anti Sons, 0 their Warehouses. Ho. AIL, St. Pawl*. Church-yard, London; and M. ft), trameskreet, iinblin ; in pots, price Is. each, (tiny Winded. •Alati hi liken old Co. osfordpitraet • Ildisklaa, Old Boudsstreet •, Burebell, I.ongsAtre; War4,ll:lhotis; Randall, Royal Eachanne; Clukr, / k 4 "11 11 ; french, 'Cook treet • Bury, Bri4e-street, WCat• al : Aitcr; and ligirsamd, ' t reat ; Bury, • . 141. , • .. . J *A. , . .• • ......4.- • • . ' .. , • TVESDAY, JUNE 4,.1811. ADMIRALIT-OFFICE, MAY 17. Lett. BY Command of the Lords Commiss i oners of the' Admiralty, Notice is hereby given, that the Situation DRAWING MASTER in the Royal Naval College at Prowl mouth has become vacant, and that such Persons as onkel*? themselves properly qualified, and are willing to undertake the duties thereof, at a Salary of One Hundred Pounds a Year, and an allowance of Thirty Pounds .a Year for House-rent, may mite application for the appointment (by letter) addressed to me, send ing, with their applications, Certificates of their good character,. and Specimens of their ability in the art of Drawing. • J. W. CROKE& , - , TRANSPORT 0 !TICE, May 29, 1811. THE COMMISSIONERS for 'CONDUCTING HIS ArA.lssirs TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir trine :rare I WI" al WOUNDS b•SRAMEN,'etneI for the Care all 6ssstody e f PRISONERS of *All, de hershy give Wake, '. That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 11th of Joie, 1818 $ tb.' ticehtsf tealad Teriderd, and treat with "apils.i Pinielli as isarbie:Oigiloir to contract .'fOr supplying'tbe sibder illintclei.irti.thie Cloth Feckless lindteihrsers,Pikii: 1 . 1018848 3 0 14 trivekl, WoOlictitlotb latkets lad PettiCaists,lB --iien /Acts `and Shifts, Mitia l s and Wodskin's Shims, &Sew son betsf and Leadier•Caps. Neeender will de received after swe efACI anihe day of tiviht e ase amyl loathed slam the party, or en hgenit for hiui, perassally attend. Each leader anal he accomfrattini 4 a leiter fro* ',TOO respectall: per. has, Apr* to Winne hound taithilleperseu tesderiag, in the DUN if 4300, for the afasperfarseame of the contraet. • Panther particulars may be lama by *Mint at this Office. and Samples reel at the Storekeeper Geserars,..Daie-yreet, Westminster. /411VE HOTEL, CRESCZ!fT, BUXTON. ROBERT SMITH takes .duo opportunity of' re turning his grateful acknowledgments to tbe Nobility, Gen try, and others, who hbve done him the honour of their commands sinte his commencement in business ; Ind at the sante time to say, that every etertlon shall be Imallito fitt4it their futufe titronage and support. R. S. begs leave to.observe, that at the particular request of :le veret pf his frien,ls, he has appropriated one part of hts house for pivot frailties sod invalids, having seiftral sitting-rocktis on the groundsdloor, with bed witless adjoining, and numerous private drawhirroonts above stairs, with a suitable nutitber of lodging eoliths. N.B. of-th e care of; Stables ft. S. has placed in the hands oft pe'rson whom he can depend upon, therefore Gentlemen and (aurae% hi&' taTlt uplift their horses beint taken good care of. trintio, 1 1 / 4 4tay te, lett. VittttlotOtts MAIN6R. Ats EsTATEs. TO BR►. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LL thibt 'minable FREEHOLD and TITHE- Yl , ESTATE, in possession and reversion, situate in the pirish of Little Compton, inthe county of Gloucester, com- Old?* the extensive 'Manor Of Little Compton aforesaid, with smithy very eligible Finns, let tortsponsible tenants, containing Weer& of Mire* 'Hnnired and Forty-slit Acres of rich Loamy, Arable, Meadow, tied Pastuie Land. The Farms are compact, and the whole Estate is nearly comprised within a Ring Fence. — The Mansion House is substantially hulk with Ashler stone, and may at ► stnall aperice be made a comfortable residence for a genteel family. The Turnpike Rood from Worcester to Ozforo ,A.he Pariah, distant Low mitea•trnot Chipping-Non Stow-on-the-Weld, and three from Morton-in-Marsh. lie Manor abounds witbGarne, and there are many Fok eaves within an easy distance. - To treat for the Estate apply to Messrs. Meyrick and litoderip, Solicitors, Red Lian-square, London; or Messrs. Matthews and Corgan, Solicitors, Chipping-Norton, at whose respective Wines Maps may be sent and further Particulars had. If the above Estate should not shortly be disrpoited of, the same will be divided into Lots and sold by Auction. runs through • • • FOR SALE BY AUCTION, . • . LOUTH}—LINCOLNSHIRE. 'VAPITAL FRF,EHOLD RESIDENCE, with 93 ACRES of • LAND, FOUR MESSUAGES, &c. 'By WINSTANLEY and SON, at the Fleece Inn, Louth, en -friday, Jane ?, at Two, by'Order of the Assignees , in L o ci , THE Valuable and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES of Mr. Imo; Simpson, of Mark-lane, London -merchant ; consisting of the capital *dl-built and elegantly fitted . up Mansion, called *ESTGATE HOUSE, pleasantly situated In the nurket-town of Louth, in the county of Lincoln, forming a handsome Uniform residence, replete With every requisite at commodation. for a faitilly of the first mp:ctability, fitted up In a style of sapreior neatness, elegance, and durability, with capi tal mahogany doers, plate-glass sashes, handsome marble chim ney-pieces, &c. • attached and detached Offices of every descrip• don • large productive Gardens and Pleasure-Ground, laid dut with ' ihfinite taste, fully cropped, and abundantly stocked with choice wall and standard Fruit-Trees, In full-bearing ; Hut•tinuse, Vinery, Green -house, Yards ice.; and 41 one of the Gardens is a fi ne Trout-strkom, well stoCed r eonvenietely situated in the from, and at the batk'itt tibliotike ire thrie inclosures of rich Mea 4ew and PisinteLaiid, containing about 26 ACres. Abe, a Hquse, with Suable and Garden, In West-Gate, late is, possession eiMr. Nishulion, Attorney, at 430 per annum. Oue Ditto in Water4ane t with a Garden, Orchard, and Paddock, containing about "thtie'Acres,:let to Mi.. Richard Patrick on lease at 415 a year; end one ditto in Walkiigite, as two Mes suages, in poiresilult. of Mr. V. Simpson and Mr. Oldham; at £sli per mum% ; sad a Field elf very rich Meadow Land, con taining ahoot three Acres in Monks Dyke-lane. Louth is situate in a sporting and highly salubrious part of the County of Lin ;coin, sorounded by good roads, and a Navigable Canal comes 01 "*" to Me Town; it is distant 60 miles frosts Boston, 45 from ling, 13 from Horacasile, IT from Grimsby, 36 front Hall, , then 'Jacobi, and 144 frum London. I'n be viewed till the Sale, .Sy applying to Robert Collins, it ' 'I/lettere 'louse, of Whom particiltri May be hid. Particulars; alio at the principal Inns hl Louth, tostnnilriull, Ormsby, aPihbls wrISPrYs Linc•lns Hoentastlo, and Spalding ; of Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holm, 'Solieitcirs, No 10, New Inn, ,'London; of Mi. lign,.holieitor, No. 19, Hatton-Garden, I.on. • dtin ; it the Maitland be ,s l Tultalay and Soil , Fiteftstostee.ime ••• 0• • ' • .7 sr -- --- ,- - w , r. s —‘,-;--a- - v c r . _ .- MibbLEs &MOLD NC dILA3 trAttkii HO 6 MOW' ilii6 ACALES, O( - ft tB itf. • • • - • . . . 111 , WINSTANLET and SON, - , . s At the Meet, titan the Bank of hoghoul, on 'I hursdty, inns IS, it `twelve, in one Lot,, A VtiVr eligible and vainable tittEtioLtl 43 - tATATE, e xonerated from Land-tax; called Tirrrtg: HAM Woof) FA/tM, beautifully Matted, adjoining the high road front Muiviell-hiU to Celney-batelt, end extemliag from thence to Wood green, near Herniev, the prhperty and in the otoupation.of Michael Mitchell, Val, who will give early posses• sion; consisting of a substalitill bricit House of font lio.onts on a Boot, With snitaliic fit ca, tuseh-htiule, Stabling, two capital Me/a-built -hrid•Stront timbered Bathe, one timber-built dirt°, three Cottages, tend other reqtrivite Husbandry Buildings, large Farwoyard, Riokryarci, productive Garden, Orchard, lee. most abundantly supplied with excellent water, a brick-built L.todge, Ind several g6ol joroportioned in clotures of extraordinar y fertile, Meadow, Paltere, Amide, and Wood-land, lying' to good aspetti, within a ring funk, containing together SS9A. di P. in mitfy parts of which are Unrivalled situations for bonding upnn; with abundance of line brick earth, and the distance from town about ' six miles. May be 'leered . try *tett, "kb, with partictdare, may be bad of Mi. Wiwi), the Bald; and particulars die cm the yore• robes; at the Matt tend, of .Winlitanicy and Sea, Paseinorter• Tc.sv, where a plan may be seep. Half tke parcimas-tituay may a•onialn om Marivirk .. . ' .. • - • ' . --- RELIEf OP THE lIRITISFI PRISONERS IN FRANCE. • Amount received RI& Hon. Lord Eldon - Wm. Dawson, Esq. Manchester-square Mrs. Dawson 5C44,n9 14 • 30 0 • 5 5 0 1 1 0 I Rev. Gregory Raymond - .. • - 20 0 Parish of Biddenden, Kenr, by Rev. EL NllllP,ltititor 10 9 8 Parishes of Appleton and Eaton, Berks. by Rev. Ur. J. W. Hoskins - r . 4 5 S • Parish of Oddington, Gloucestershire, by Rev. J. Gwen 8 8 6 Ditto of Stoke, Herefordshire - . 1 $ 6 Richawt Gray, Esq. - - - 10 19 .ti Rev. W. J. Tucker, Rector of Wklworthy, near Hoot ton, Devoh - - 1 1 0 Parishioners of Widvrorthy - , - 2 7 0 Slr'Richard Hardnegt, Bart. . - $ II 0 W. B. Farn, Esq. Berner's-street - - 2 0 0 By the bripectors of Weights and Ba!ance4of St. Mary la-Bonne - - - 7 1 S Major-General Henry Clinton - - 50 0 Wm. Empson,•Esq. - - - 5 0 0 ..1 Colonel Henry Knight, Royal Otamorganshire ?Allis 3 5 • , 4.430100 et Humphry W. Sihtborpe,South Lincoln Militia 10 10 0 The Provoet, Fellows, and Scholars of Worcesto COI- 1 lviet Oaf. ' - - -' - -• 0 . , • 11111 - F. I.,Chatltod:F-sq. - • . •• I i 0 .. yarishes of Cricket arid St. * llkiMas and Lop4,llllk , . 9 5 0 se 10 10 2 2 0. 1 10 10 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 3 3 0 the Rev. J. Templeman Mr. W. Manning • . Mr 3. Sarah Deppa, Hackney Ds Berth,. Dearman, and Bell Mr. E. S. Biggs Griffin and Cu. St. James's-street The Dean of Chester - Thurnas James MitHies, Esq. - - The Grenadier's. Lodge of Freemasons - The Dean & Canons of Christ Church College, Oltford 100 0 0, Subscription collected by the Rev. J. Alley, in the pa rishes of Fobbing and Vauge, in tkt county of Essex 10 2 0 Longstanion parish . Cambridgeshire, per the Rev. T. 'Vettatcr - - - B. Sbepherd,-Esq. KingS college, Cambridge - tsiorth Mundhaan Church, Chichester, per the Rev. S. J. Tuffnell - - - - 5 8 6 Further Subscriptions, transmitted per Messrs. Pitt, Ca:ante, Bewley, and Co. Bankers, Cirencester : Parish of Sedingtee, Glostestvrsterr, per Rev. James Buckell - . - - - 7. 11 0 North Cerney, Ditto, per Rev. Mr. Surtees A 1 0 Society of Friends at Cirencester - 4. )4 7 0- Parish of Barnesly, per Rev. C. Cox4rell - 4fl Ashton Keynes, Wilts, per Rev. Dr. Briseoe 11 . 7 Transmitted by M,andfield and Clarke, Leicester Bank : Ranson and Ireland - - - 11 0' The Corporation of Leicester - - 52 10 'o' E. L. - 1 'S 0 - to 5 1 1 0 Packlngton Parbb, Leicester, per Rev. Mr. Andrew• 313 0 Parishes of Ban and West Langton, Leicestershire, per she Rey. James Ord - - - - 10 11 S THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary., No. 3, George-yard, Lornbar&strin. FUND for the RELIEF of the unfortunate 4 -SUF FERERS in PORTUGAL, who have been plundered and treated by the French Armies with the most lute:ample/ and savage barbarity. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Chairman. Amount before advertised by this Committee .61 1,778 10 1 Subscriptions since received: tilg Shah, Esq. 105 • W. E. - 5 • . a l n '. Plomer 30 0 His Grace the Duke of K. P. 5 5 Bedford 100 0 Holland, Waisted and W. Walton, Esq. 5 S Horton . 10 10 A. B. C. - 3 0 J. Sheppard, Esq. 5 5 R. Croft, Esq. M. P. 10 10 Stevens D. Totton, Esq. S 0 G Harrison Esq. I 0 R. Ferguson, Esq. of Arthur Chalpernowne, Rath - 10 10 Esq. - ' 5 0 J. Trotter, Esq. Soho- Lieut. General Benson 10 0 square 26 5 Sir J. M. Riddle, Bart. Messrs. Winchester and Lieut. Colonel Ar- Son - 10 10 gyleshire Militia 50 0 Mr. J. Webster 2 9 Right Hon. the Earl of -I J. Brawn, Esc. 5 0 Winchlisea SO 0 T. Boone, pl. .„ 20 0 Right Hon. Lord Teign- , i W. T. strenou, Auk to 10 mouth i# 0 The Right Hon. Lord Re.. W. Douglas 10 0' Macdonald M 0 The. Dean and Canons Anonymous 3 S of Windsor SO 0 I General C. Craeefbrd . 10 16 VisccoMt Fitzbarris 110 S; Rev. Mr. Andrews, of Osgood Gee, Esq. 10.101 Henley - 5 0 The Rev. Mr. 'I homas • 0 I. Miller, Esq. 4 4 The Host. R. W. Penn W. Gorton, Esq. 5 5 Cumon,Gopsal-h'ouse 52 10 Anonymoui 2 2 Hat. Marianne Curzon 10 0 R. H. Crew, Esq. 10 o A Friend - 1 0 J. Fosbery, Esq. i 1 Hon. Mr. Justice Bayley S 5 J. M. Lloyd, Esq. M.P. 10 u Geoige 'Thornhill, Esq. 5 5 Charles Ker,Esq. Pun- H. C. Litchfield, Esq. 10 10 eipal Inspector of Mr. Ogle 5 0 Hospitals per James P. Turnerelli, Esq. 2 2 Window, Esq. 5 0 John Spottiswoode, Esq. 5 5 W. Thomson, 1.. 1.. D. 2 2 'William Dunlop, Esq.. 5 o R. Spading, Ell. S 0 A Priest who loves the Friendly Brothers of . Portuguese 10 0 Sr. Patrick, London, -2, .. Henry Ware, F.sq. 1 1 Principal Knot by • ..`''i Sir Drummond Smith, the Trastirer, , N- --, ''' Bart. - 20 o lone! O'Hara .. ••V. 0 "Charles Gramm, Esq. 5 0 The Right Hon. Lori ,'. The Warden and Fel- Lovaine. 'per IL ...-. lows of Merton Col- Hoare and Co. 21 0 kge, Oxford, per Mr. J. Shartand, Cock- Fletcher and Pansies 50 0 spur-street 2 0 Patrick Cotquhoun, Esq. 5 5 A Friend to Portuguese Spencer Mackay, Esq. Independence 1 0 Bedford-place 2.5 0 His Grace the Arch- Benj. Lucas and Sons IS 15 bishop Of Canterbury 100 0 Lieut. Gen. Vans', tart 10 0 C. Stuart, F.sq. his Ma- Rev. Deacon Morrell S 0 jesty's Envoy Extra- Hon. Colonel Fraser, ordinary, and Mini- of Lovat 50 0 ster Plenipotentiary at Edmund 'Fiireor Esq. S I I.isbon - 100 0 John Tumor, Es q. S 0 B. Frere, Esq. his Ma. R. Sadlier Moody, Esq. S 5 jesty'l Secretary of lames Cranford, Esq. 20 0 Embassy to the Or- Viscount Hampden 25 0 tontan Pore 10 10 '..Messrs. Garden and C. R. Brough , on, Esq. , 5 5 Stratton 91 0 I'. Thompson, Esq. 10 0 Mr. Spencttr Stanhope SO 0 Mr. Edmund Baker 2 0 Sir H Halford, Bart. 10 10 W. Mitford, Esq. 10 0 William Selby, Esq. . 111 • George Bogle, Eq. 10 0 Rev. Christopher Cook. Samuel Mure, Esq. 10 0 son, Stamford The Officers of the Lieut. Gen. W. Thorn- Royal Military Asy- ton - • s 0 him at Chelsea 10 0 Mr. E. R. Borough, 2s. 6d. The Rev. R. Moore S S Colonel Peachy 20 0 IVlcars. Noroaville and William White, Esq. 5 n leis 1 0 Sir W. Lemon, dart. in 0 ' Subscriptions continue to be received by the Secretary, 67, Pall-Mall, daily, between the hours of ten and five, add by the Several Banking-house. in London and Westminster; and also at the Bar of the City of I.ondon Tavaa, and at Lloyd's, John's, sad Tom'i Copes-houses. Subscriptions tb the ladies' Ftind also continue to be received by the Setretary of tine Commlttee, at the tishe and place before ••••rioned. ,_A 7 'MA, he tha lit '.... TlBlali . Kent, iftilks rationed. A Meeting of the Committee be field at No. 87, rait- eitery Wednesday, when S • piling and inforritation wis thankie.tfy tOgived. PiAltet Stioieteri. B. fp fermi/ tic! tiWbsatizLitier *imam pi"*. W Wadi, 1110, NW' atOU.-Ine Jtlsk 1111ANti di Ms Rhos ftaa Ea: (PRICE iIICPt4CI I ,-4 ALYMRP4NY MANSION HOUSE, Mat '44. IdII. THE LADY MAYORESS viewing the ertteme distress of the Inhabitants of Portugal from the 'cantos cruelty and barbarity of the French Army in their retreat, and de sirous of promoting the benevolent Subscriptions width have been set on foot for their relief, has, in conjunction with Lady Curtis, Mrs. Coombe, Lady Price, and Lady Petting, kindly. undertaken *to encsurageand superintend a LAMS SUBSCRIPTION wr shat :impose, the sum raised by *bleb, to be *lassies+, applied Cbsisliren to providing neoessaries for the Woatan eel ' . The Lady Mayoress having obligingly Geared ti aDeso bseriptiont to be received at the Mansiun House, atterferwine ill be dairy given there from twelve to three (idea. Atteintince at the front entrance: Ladies :re recommended to &nit their Sebeefiptioosist A:5, iota smaller donations will be aceeptable. By Order, Wil.l.tAld SCOTCHER, Secretary to the General Conitnittnt. Al' a geneFik numerous, and mint tape. • IdEETING of the MANUFACTURERS in UM FORDSHIRE POTTERIES, heldst the Swan Inn, in Fbeibir, on Monday, eke 87th doy of May, 1811, to receive the Report of JUSI4.II SPODE, Esq. of the Mount, and Jamas Catowesfas Esq. at Unley Wood, the Delegates appointed ti Mend in, tai l*. CO acemint of the 'hole proposed to !titre been laid on recce. Isla slid Earthisnwattesotre..- 41 - ' : • .. 1091Ati lepoodamOD, Bel in the Chair. Mr.' CA LOWELL Mir rnie stated to the Meeting, artortstdeeehle length, the proteedings et theDelegition whilst in tendon, canna the priocipsi circumstances connected therewith; • Resolved tittartimotislyi • . That, upon'the most *truth aeliberitlnn,this Meetintls filly satisfied, thit the intended 'Feu Mt Pereebth mit Emetheoware, would, 16 imposed, have been foendasot only inefEcient, and Pro ductive of great evil and ernbarrerardern to these branches of ma nufacture; but would have proved, in vartoys respects, particu larly Injurious to the StilroWthe Potieriet, and ruinous to many Individuals engaged therein. That, under such impression, tis Meeting cannot but feel it elf called upon, publicly to thine" the wrong and gratefulsense which it entertains, of the prompt attention and tonolderatiOn with which this subject was honoured, by Persons of the first distinction and the highest respectability, in both Houses of Par liament ; and the assurances Width they were pleated to give, of their strenuous a•sistance and *support in opposing etch Tax, is case the same were btoogbt faired end persisted in. That the Thanks of this Meeting are especially duo, and ate hereby most cordially given to Lord Granville Leven)* Gower, one of the Representatives in Parliament for this County, end to Edward Wilbraham Bootie, Ear. one of the Repnestinatives in Parliament for the Borough of liesecartieunikr44me ' for the lethentitting attention shewn, and the eminent services rendered 'slay them, on an occasion, on which the welfare and prosperity of the Staffordshire Potteries were so immediately end striuusly at _stake.; and more particularly, for their atteadance and able esters dons on the Corferesace held with Mr. Pcrceval, on Friday, the 114 et May instant ; as well as for the uniform easing,* of-access, • 'aid Why of communication afforded to our Delegates, whilst Loselloo,wids a view, not only to the final, but speedy aceom 411thaseit of the important object of their mission. That this Meeting also embracee with pleasure, the,opportu -pity now presented of acknowledging the assistance datired from the co-operation of Abraham Robarts, Esq. and VitiMientGordbo, Esq. the Representatives in Parliament fur, the City of Worces ter ; and that these Gentlemen be requested to amp die Iralect• ful thanks of this Meeting. On a Motion read from the Chair, Resolved unanimously, That Mr. Caldwell and Mr. Spode have rendered a most tmporrant service to the Meouteetereei'of Porcelain'and Earthenware, by the alacrity with *hick thef un dertook the Delegation to London, and, the able measures which they have employed to prevent the imposition of a Tax, that would have been so highly injurious to these manufactures; and that the warmest thanks of this Meeting are justly due, end are hereby given, to Mr. Caldwell, and to Mr. Spode, her then zeal ous, persevering, and successful exertions itt our cause. On the Motion of Mr. Spode, Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Josiah Wedgwood, Esq. for his able conduct and highly useful exertions, aJ Chairman of the Committee appointed bathe Country, to communicate with the Delegates in London, fora' the purpose of furnishing then with such local Intormatioo mikes sistanee, as circumstances might from time to time be found to require. On the Motion of Mr. Caldwell, Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to all the other Gentlemen, constituting . such Committee, for their attendance thereon, d the essential services thereby rendered. Resolved, That the Chairman he desired to sign these Resolu tions, on behalf of dila Meeting; and that Copies thereof be transmitted by Mr. Spode, and Mr. Caldwell, to Lord Granville Leveson Gower, Edward Wilbraham Bantle, Esq. Abraham Ro barts, Esq. and William Gordon, Esq. and that the sante be also printed in the Staffordshise Advertiser, in the Morning Clito nide, and the Courier; and in such other of the London and Country Newspapers, as the Committee may direct. I. WEDGWOOD, Chairman. The Chairman baying left the Chair, Resohied Unanimously, That the Thatiks of this Meeting be given to Josiah Wedgwood, Esq. for his kindness in taking the Chair this day, and for the able manner in which he has die charged the office of Chairman. IMPENETRABLE CHEAP PAINT, made with Prepared Fish Oil, for preserving Stucco, Brick, or Plaster Fronts ; gives them a uniform col , ur, and prevents their crack ing or peeling off; also for preserving Wooden Buildings, Park fences, Iron-railing, Barns, and every description of wood ex posed to the weather. 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