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'III3ER KS. 2IETY for PROMOTING the ENLARGE MENT and BUILDING of CHURCHES and CIIA- ADDRESS. .The extraordinary unanimity, with -vhich a Bill, grounded rec ommendation from the Throne, for the bul ling tf curtt , ts and Chapels, has just passed into a law, sufficiently mo o the existence and ma g nitude of the evil, which led to the ; m otion of this Society, and recugr.ises the duty of all to exert ms :lees for its remedy. It oily remains, therefore, for the Committee, now that the provi , ions of the Act are ascertained, ,point out the present and peculiar uses of this Society; and vindicate its high claims to the patronage of the Public, by a reference to the extent of that work, which, notwith thu bounti of the Legislature, is still left to the piety of /or this purpose it will be proper shortly to state the limits which the operations of the Act are confined, and the daunt et' claims which exist within these Tar Parliamentary Grant, it appears, can . in no case go in aid • a y parish, the population of wh i ch is short of .1000 persons, et a large its deficiency of church-room may be; or 'of any ~h,linwecer numerous its population in which there is ascont ;l4i,n fur ore-fourth of such pnplitation, tinker there be 1009 , a ;:i resident owe than tour miles from the Church. At the to time it is dievrri, from official returns, that there are, in 7ZeicS orif, not fester than 2, - ,0 parishes, which; containing : srp,k about three millions of souls without church-room w aecoth of such population, lave, in places within the pliatans of the Act, upwards of Sti millions actually shut f r ,,,,a fat means of attending upon the rarvizzs of National tch. Litt it u it the multitude of parishes (beyond those entitled to t i the million of publi: money) in which Pirlimnentary intern exhibit a diplorable deficiency of chlrch-room, apd „I.:AA equal need of pecuniary help, that the necessity for g o,lemental labours of this Society is must firmly laid. dit ii in promoting the enlargement of the Building, and :iecr:Ai Li accommodation In existing Churches—a depart :,::ogeteer out of the contemplatlm of the Parliamentary rd in which moderate aids may be productive of the e returns, that the peculiar usefulness of the Society will itranzly felt. it b maniie.t, therefore, that a wide field is open for the excr i4i of taro Soc!ety ; and toast gladly do tiny enter upon it, with • gateful dedication that they arc now ready to receive and iriprnpriate their funds agreeably to the regulations an: Camiitution, already before the Public, in the firm ' , ice, teat as the S4cizty has been happily instituted with trotage of the wise and good of all orders in Church and n it will be supported with a *zeal and liberality propter. to the importance of its object, and commensurate with :emus culls which will be made u"on its Feuds. ,;ready t Donations. I Annual Subsuiptians. i - Jeai.:l 5 X.:10,267 12 6 £4Ol 7 0 Subscriptions sung received; t. & 50 0 0 10.1 0 0 6 5 0 50 0 0 51 10 0 105 0 0 1 0 0 2 It 0 2 2 0 S 0 0 a. 1. hrgthre Altuader . - la:Nable the Marcia:. of Bute J;:+11. EstE - hioaas Beeville - lit Or. Gutter - - liet Yap; Rag. - kr. Curies Bradt .7 - L 7. W. M. Bradford ... k 7 Ikktr, F.:.,q. - k. il..llliley - - Knitildwn, E 3 4. .. Lril 111 111V110, Lul. - ,!%., s. Buck - . if S 0 h. 1.11. V. Bayley, Sub. Dean of Lincoln 10 10 0 IC.llsle Bowles 20 0 0 0;11213 W Unm Carlyon, 15 13 0 14g..1. P. Chauvel 10 0 0 Clain Church, Collection at o by the Sentoi !Ansley at. Cookson lister and }WOWS of Christ College, 1 6 0 5 0 0 soduidge . - - 100 0 0 Lt. J. Cook - - $ 5 0 PIMIt and Fellows of King's College, Cambri(!ge - - 105 0 0 liv. George Coltrilge - 30 * 0 Bet R. I- Cottoe - - 10 0 0 .sd 012ptier of Durham in. Die. des, Esq. - es. Simnel Elsilale - r John Grey Egerton, Bart. N. by Messrs. Hoare - ' Dr. Freeman - s. Dr. George Gordon, Dean of Lincoln - - s. B. Gilpin - - J. Graham - ' - . I. Granger - - s Hoare ' - - r. W. Hughes - - ' Thomas Harmer, Bert. - rr. G. J. Higgitt - :- v. J. Bodges - Thomas Horne - ~. Thomas Jones - - 67;,2 Jenner, Rs+ - •-- Jaques, 1 3 . sq. - - 7te Hon. Thomas Kenyon - les. Dr. Kaye - " kJobn Kennaway, Dart. - Lb Leycester, Esc. - ib. 1.2W9011 . . 7 " 1 H. Miller - - Idn' il Mild, Faq. - " ( mi.& Mountain . t?oas Milligan - - 71.1iiligaa • - - In :•id lork . - &r• E. Jionlock - let Gene NUM • iff•Joho Morris • tluider Mackenzie, Esq. - • - - -F. Caduring Marriott - ie. E Neale - - 1 : E. Yepean, Bart. - - 1 .5.P0110ck ?"3 hints Price . t. • • Es q. Rakes, ...sq. - - eil. ila,kes - Ef'• H. C. Ridley - Smith, Es . - ,I n. W. T. Stai i es - - I L , . Smith, Let - !". J. Shaw ". - - 41. Dr. T. Trevor .. r. T. Triebser, Esq. • Jr. hoe 'frollope - 1/ ". Richard Twopenny, in addi t ion to lf.s Annual Subscription - t - s. Trlt e . M. John W ave; - - In. J. Walton 6 - Dr. Waddilove. Dean of Ripon 10 0 0 'N.B. lostructious for parties requiring aid from the Society illte obtained on application to the Socretary. rcramenicatimis by the Gendral Post to be addressed to ' i:•,•,ocis Fretling, Esq. General Post Office, Lopdon," with eit 'Pds " Churches and Chapels" writter. in the corner. MI sober Ccaununications to be addressed to " The Society's °U, fie. ail, L:acolris-Inn-rields." WZI. JOHNSON RODBER. 21 0 0 21 0 0 52 10 0 200 0 0 3 3 0 105 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 2 2 0 10 0 0- 2 1 1 0 100 0 0 10 0 0 2 2 0 50 0 0 1 1 0 21 0 0 20 V 0 21 0 0 25 0 0 31 10 0 25 0 0 10 0 0 10 10 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 10 10 0 21 0 0 10 10 0 10 0 0 5 5 0 10 10 0 50 0 0 21 0 0 50 o e 10 0 0 3 3 0 21 0 0 10 0 0 5 5 0 2 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 21 0 0 21 0 0 5 5 0 100 C 0 5 0 0 2 2 NIT 3IBEE SOCIETY *ENT a n ' rELS . Th e ettraOrd zoo the rcromil . 0046 aad C :a ir, the existe r e lation of Chi' them s ires for it Committee, noe t o point out the to vindicate is light reference ea udin3 thi bou For this pur,o si:10 which th haunt Cf clain De Valium t f aoy parish, , t lore/a lane it g iriub,huwecee o milatian for or ;resident ..e time It is 1 .orly di: while abi o . o ,..atveath gubtions of tl from tic nu rch. tut it la htth ' -e La the lull ?act:citrate exbil ..iainet equal to walnut:iv :lad it ii in pr li:cu.:se : atm 4i:use:arr . w, mid in wh Wei: returns, k to:: gracgl; it is ranillyat jai of eie Sae! t•gateful dual bad '4l veLzee, taat paroaage tal he, n it will fired to the in: ku. :emus co ; aiready h rathra la: Sable :i:e Je;:dis Euk . lti Zooms it dr. Datlei ket Bridge; it Diaries IL L. W. M. I.lr 1117 Baur I' H. Dailey BJotn lkaok te: J. Buck lie W. Lisle Capra WiUni kr..L R. Ch Chorc Re,. Siuttel ar. Cool litter and Fe Cambridge RI. J. Cook PuYot and F Cambridge le. George &r. R L Cc Ikao and OP Deedesi Rte. Siox! 1 Et John (ru) I S. by Xis: • Pay. Dr. Free Irv. Dr. Ge L cols Er:. B. Cdpi: r. J. Grata der. L Gran .14 Hoare ' ie. W. Hug b• Thomas I :tr. IL J. H ',V. J. liodi IC. Thomas lyv. 'flinnus tyr;e Jenne Jaques, 7tr lion. Th Ir. Dr. Kay iJoho Ken leycest I.,2Wjan Ltr. 111 H. 141,11 Milt In. i ii M, !goalMdlig %114 m ;En Ik gat , Uort •.• George Ift• kilo it t, llll der hi -" , CathariD Ire. E V ea l fie Nepeat !h. Pollock ?.rf• 3111e4 Rolla ir. Rail ?"'• Hi C. I. In. W. T.! • ys Smit 4 - J. Shea te`• Dr. T. 7. 7. Triebn an. ) (khan knnual ▪ 3 . Trn e Rec. John 47. J. Walt 2, T. Dr. W ; X.& IRS he 0 b. 4 F to▪ t Irv& is f:• 5 ether fte. 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I 1 Cl ' a :Co4. NI 111,.. . kttas -ode o. 1 lard% • weft I ! I ( Il 4 r . 4 I. I . t k i g t , i I . 1 ? : .. . 1. i , . 1 t . 1 • I , • is • a .• . . 1 k f` 1 . , . 2 I t s t:), £3O,COn FOR THE FIRST PRIZE. TBISH, Stock-broker, and Contractor for the 1. • Lottery, reminds his best Friends, the PubHs, of the near approach of the Drawing of the State Lottery, as it com mences Mils day was published, in Two Pocket vols. price Is. in beards, • A New Edition, critically corrected, of riIHE WORKS of 110 RACE, Translated litertlly into English Prose, for the use of those who are dd4ruui of acquiring, or recovcrittg, a competent knowledge of the Latin Language. By C. SMART, A.M. Of Pentbmke College, Cambridge. Loedon : Printed for J. lawman, J. Cuth4l, J. Think Longman, Hurst, flees, Orme, and Brown ; Lackingten and Co. Baldwin ' Ctaduck, and Joy; B. ittynelds; G. and W. WMttalter, aril T. and J. Alknan. RECENT • WSTORY 01 -1-1 MILL, Msg. smlib, 61. G 4. DE START, D THE 24rif Or NEXT MONTH, When the First Prise drawn will, in addition, be further en- tltkd to £30,000, consequently may be A Prize of £60,000!!! CONSUMMATIONS or lotion a Posthoniou the Duke de Broglie under their ivy 11. le& The Scheme consists of 14,000 Tickets, containing Tour rrires of Azn,ooo, Consols, and various other Cpitals, all to be paid in Sterling Money. In the last Lottery Contract BTSTI sold (es trsuor) Caritals exceeding in number and amount those sold by any other Office-keeper. Tickets and Shares are selling at the Contractor's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; and by his Agents in England, Ireland, and Scotland. _Er Schemes gratis. '.• Rank, India, Sotili Sea, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent. Consols, Reduced, Omnium, India Bonds, Exchequet Bin!, zi:td all minds of Government •curities bought and sold by CMllllli (AGM it.,} The Prices of Stocks are affixed hourly against DWI'S Of fice, in Coruhiil, by which the Public Cal sec the fluctuations. Jug published, The S•nond Edition, in One Volume, price toe. 6d. boards, AMUSENIENTS IN RETIREMENT; or, The Influence of Literature, Science, and the Liberal Arts, on the Manners and happiness o f Private Life.—By the AMID/ of the " Philosophy of Nature." Printed fur Finley Colhurn, Conduit-street. • In the Pres% Dieeourses on various Subjects, by the Am 8 John Mid. Brut. M. A. 1 vsL See. Abo ibe mune price 11. 1(4. ENDO' A Concise Descnpt)on SCll()Ol..Sia England in M.IttI.A. and K and S. with cnpr..c•+d fac-sl•nilei parar for illustration, pri‘ Just publishes!, in One Vol. Ito. price td. es. boards; impeiialaper, ;1. 31. ETTER S from the lion. HORACE WALPOLE to c s EtiltO it AIONTAtic, Esq. front the year 1736 to 1 NOW FIRST PUBLISDED from the Originals in the, ponesalon of the 11:ditors. - 1 " The Letters of Horace Walpole are master-pieces in their way: that in which they shine unrivalled, is their accurate re- P.esion of the passing scenes of each day, pointed by remarks equally witty and sarcastic. A new Deinocritus seems to haste assumed the per to sneer at the grave follies of the human site. : net. The variety of these .utters, as we II as their peculiar and :ieely diction, tenders them very entertaining; and as the corre spondence extends from 1756 to about 1770, it embraces many changes of scene bath political and fashionable. The narratives of remarkable historical events told without the form of history and with those circumstances which add an interest 77d nuther. ticity which history dignified and fastidious as Walpole himself sometimes discards too readily, come upon us unexpectedly with an air of navehy and veracity which reminds us that we hear tb , testimony of an eye-witness. We should look in vain to history for such traits of character as those which our author recurdi.' Quarterly Review, No. 37. London: Printed for Itodwelr and Martin, New Bond-street ; and Henry Colburn, Cor.duit-etreet. Rostau Csksis.r, a price MI. 41.% NORTH WEST F. OVIZSITZ TIONS 011 G North West Pas tc Davis:8110;1K ng bellished by Ch:rts,rin executed by the Autha flard O'Reilly, Esq. Jand J. SIVEWItIGHT , respectfully inform the • Public that the much approved Sch 'ne, for the NEW LOTTERY,ocoyaime 4 Wee of £30,000 eaeh-2 of E 94000 each, dm &c. in MONEY and Consols, and will commence drawing 24th NOVEMBER next, when the first-drawn Prize will receive an additional sum of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, which they hope to have the pleasure of dialing among their Friends, having sold No. 24,2.06, the FIRST Prize of £.30A001 also, No. 15,760, the LAST Prize of 1.30„;00! bf►mmas of the Tor Poiideal, and Military of position arc describ Greek f'ontinent ion! cha, the present Ruler display of the Ancient Thesaaly, Alorea, part de N'atr!oncourt, tr William Walton, T At their Old and Fortunate Offices, No. 37, CORNHILL, No. 38, HAYMARKET, 11, H l OLBORN, l4l, oxForto_soritEET. FOUR of £50,000! • oNt.y 14,000 TICIEF,Ts. FIRST vatzi; A. 10,000 MORE! THE Public approbation already bestowed on the , Scheme of the present, Lottery, is highly gratifying to the Contractor, and affords a prospect of a demand for the Tick&ts and Shares beyond all former Lotteries. z4the NEXT MONTI' The Drawing begins.—The Scheme cor.lains 4 - Prizes of - £30,000 2 - Prizes of - 5,000 S - Prizes of - 1,000 6 - Prizes of . 500 18 - Prizes of £lOO and 200 &sides 2,830 of SO, Ste. Consols and Money. The Fuse hue drawn out of the Wiusel will be entitled to the Enitoer.tx COW., F R the Continent of Eurc of all the principal citi Monies, Exchanges, I tion to thaw of Vitalai their Tariffs of Duties and other Allowances ments, Ordinances, & information. • By C. Bvo. price 11. ts. hoar This day was published in Bvo. price 14s. in boards, Volume I. of ELEMENTS of PATHOLOGY and THERA PEUTICS ; being the outlines of a Work intended to as certain the Nature, Causes, and most efficacious Modes of Pre. ventioa, and Care of the greater number of Diseases incident to the Ilumaa Frame. Illustrated by numerous Cases and Dissec tions.—By CALEB HILLIER PARRY, M.D. F.R.S. Bath : Printed by IL Crutwell, and sold by Underwood, 32, Fleet-street, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An Inquiry into the Symptoms and Causes of the Syncope Anginosa, commonly called Angina Pectoris; illustrated by Di,- sections, nem 4s. Cases of Tetanus and Rabies Contagiosa, or Canine Hydro ' phobia ; with Remarks, chiefly intended to.ascertaln the charac teristic symptoms of the latter Disease in Man and certain Brutes, and to point out die most effectual Means of Prevention, Bro. 6s. Mk:ol.'sll T( Ent..sun Drscitiurn, b it County in England and WalvE portant Products ' notices of t the Transactions Civil and 'Ali Atkin 11. D. being an enh.r , se entitled, England Delineated. extra sum of £30,000. Tickets and Shares are 1:1!ing at all the Offices in London, and by the Agents in the Country. PARK-STREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE. Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Excellent Attached and Detached OFFICES, and a MEWS, situate in NORTH ROW, with STABLING . for Eight Horses, Three COACH. HOUSES, &c. &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By' Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on WEDNZSDAIT, tkelieth of November, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, by Oyler of the Executors , VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held' under the Earl of Ganavzsase, for an sinexpired Term of FORTY-EIGHT YEARS, at a low Ground Rent. LOT I, The SPAcTOUS and SUBSTANTIAL BRICK , BUILT MANSION (late the Residence of the Ilenourabk Andrew Foley, ALP. deceased), pleasantly situated, No. 59, on dlr. East side of l'ark-street, Grosvenor-square; plrined wits every convenience far a Family of Distinction. Containing, on the Upper Story, four Bed-chambers, with Closets, &:.—Se cond Story, three spacious Bed-chambers and a smaller one, with Closets.—Ost the Principal Story, two capital Drawing-rooms, communicating by guiding-doors, elegantly fitted up, aid a Bed chamber ad;oining. Ground Story, a Paved Entrance-half, inner Hall, ercell.mt principal and secondary Stone Staircases, an excellent Pining Parlour, Library and Study, open Yard, &L.—Basement, Houstkeeper's Room, Bcd-rsom, Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Wine Cellars, &c.; detached Offices., Kitchen, Scullery, Wash-house, Laundry and Bedroom over ; an open Area in the front, with Vaults for Beer, Coals, &c. 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The qt., GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FUItNITL:ItE, - - - Cabinets, Grecian Couches, Sofas, and Chairs, wer. made, Ca-. binet Articles, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, lbri.l, Card, Pembroke, Pier and other Tables, Bookcasts, Sideboard, Brussels and other Carpets, Mangle, and Various Effects. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Rlr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 58, PARK-STREET, Gnosenemt..ax:Aan, on WiIPhY. , TIAY, the 18th November, /13tH, and following day, at ELver o'Clock. by Order of the Executors: THE GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects, the property of the Lite Herat:rabid ANDIIENV FOLEY, M.P. deceased. The Furniture comprises Four-post, Tent, and ether Bed steads, with .Morine and Cotton Furniture;; prime-irasomd Feather Beds and Bedding of various descriptions, 'Y.:twirls room Furniture in Chintz Cotton, French Bed Window Cur tains with Draperies, Grecian Scroll-end Couches and Chairs en suite; Eating-parlour Curtains in Szarlet 31orine, wellimade Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, Chests of I)n:seers, Bookcases, Dining, Card, Pembroke, Soft, Lathe:: Vritiog, and ether Tables, in Mahogany, Rose Wood, :•.ad Air Wood ; Brussels and other Carpets ; Light-day Clock, Mangle, Celinary Articles, as.d various Effects. To - be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, (at Is. each, to be returned to purchasers), and of Mr. Robins, Golden-square. FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN STOMACH, &c. WORMS, when generated in the human body, are the cause of many internal afflictions, whic h vary so much in their effects that they may be mistaken by :he mast eminent physician, and prove equally fatal to tli constitutions of men, women, and children; though the latter more extensively suffe r from their destructive ravages. Their more usual symptoms are Fits, Alin.; in the Stomach, Slelw, and Haut, Lots of Appetite, end pale, languid , and emaciated appearance. in the Patient. The extra ordinary efficacy of thesclvbrated CIIING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES in all suds complaints, u well as in obstructions in the bowels, and every disorder where opening or cleansing physic Is required, is so universally known. and has been publicly aeknosrledged by so many persons of distinction and rank in society, that it is unnecessary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. It is sufficient to say, that no other medicine, for the stuns disorders, rnaintaies anr kind of competition with Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges; and considering the great prevalence of Worms, particularly in children, 'that no mother, or superin tensiant of a young family should ever be without them, to have recourse to whenever occasion requires their use. They are sold, with explicit directions, in boxes, at 21.14 ss. 6(1. and 925. each; and (for convenience of the poor) in papers at thirteen pence halfpenny ' • by Butler and Sons, Chemists, No. 4 , Cheap side, corner of Sc. Paul's, Loudon ; and No. 3d, Sackvilleatreat, Dublirf ;and by all respectable Venders of Pant Medicines in every Town in the enited Kingdom. & 0 2 2