Star. — London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

~c 4 t - , .. . ~ . , .... • .. . ..• • . 4 7:1• V.A. " wk. 1 '44. .... . a • 4.....:144 . i ~f , 1 ' r** . flt ... , 4, r„,,m A , II p ' Nib,,,Nif &, , , i " 1 r tst„ two . ....t.)' izollb • ..CE .I fa' NUMBER 38393 SATURDIIT, MARCH 7, 1801. CPkiCE SIX-PFNCE. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MONDAY NEXT, March 9, •tiot, their Majeßies Savants Mill pi:dem, foe the eighth time, the New tfilturical DE Drima railed A ' F AND DUMB ; Or, THE 'ORPHAN rßoorEcTro. The Chatoeters by &Era DE CAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. C. KEIVIIILE, Mr. BAR RY MORE, Mr. K I W.F., • Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUEIT, Mifs POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SPARKS. The Pmlegue to be (pokes by Mr. POWELL. Arid the Epilogue by Mifs DE CAMP. To which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN-AMULET Or, THE MAGICK OF MONA. This Evening—Deaf and Dumb; with Blue Beard. THEATRE-ROYAL, COQ ENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, March 9, iBoi, will be prefented the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Kitts Richard. Mr. COOKE. To which wiD k added (for the firth time) a New Grand iiiitosie Pantomime Drama, in Two Parts, called PEROUSE ; Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. Tice Aelloo, tee. of the Ballet ander the foie dircdUon of Mr. Farley..—:the Overture compofed by Mars. Moorhead pea Davy.—The. Mune of the Fill. Part by Mr. Davy—and that'of the Secondby Mr.Moorehcad.—With entire new Mune, .Semery, Dreffu, mu! Decorations. inuaoreaxs—Peronfe (the Navigator) Mr. H. JOHNSTON; Theodore (the San of Peroufe) Mils Jenkiefon ; Come (Seivant to Madame Percale). Mr. King; And Madam Peroufe, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. Wrists of a Neighbouring Ifland:—Kaukn (fuitor to Urnba) Mr. FARLEY ; Negaiki (Urnba's Father) Mr. Bologna ; Potcpataw, Mr. Klanert ; Tetalanar, Mr. L. Bologna; toomon, Mr. Platt; Tangsboo, Mr. Lewifs ; And limbo, Mrs. MILLS. 3 "looks of the words of the diderent Pieces of hiuric, with a Profpedlus of the A:lion annexed. to be hatrat the Theatre. ThliEveninr—Mubeth; with (iifth time) Permute. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This tily was publiiirod, price 22,6 d. DEAF abilt DUMB ; or, the ORPHAN PRO TECTED, an Hiftorical Drama, in Five Ads, now perfornsing with unhoundcd Applaufe at this Theatre. Taken from the French of Bouilly, and adapted to the Englith Stage. Printed far J. Ridgway, York-ftreet, St. James's-111mm. Alfo, t. PIZARRO, by R. B. Sheridan, EN. ts. and as. 6d. la. EGYPTIAN FESTIVAL, by Mr. Franklin, a;. 3. 'TIS ALL A FARCE, by Mr. Alllngham Is. 4 FORTUNE'S FROLIC, by Mr. Allingbant, Is. TO BE SOLD, A VERY ' Extensive Manor, Noble Martian, beautifully gloated in a lame Park,and ;show t4ooAcrc> of Land adjoining, well wond,..land watered, witaiu 4o n iles wi:1; of London, and about two miles ft,tta 1;:in of tl.e bat market towns in the kingdom. _ _ Further particulars may b. bast cn Uppile3tinll to Mr. Ty .We , Solicitor, No. 6. I .incolai's Tan i iel.k, by Principals only. SHIRLEY corraue, HANTS, F r° be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, with or without. from four to sight Acres of tree Land, in a molt pkafant and heAttlul Situation, within two miles of Southampton, five of Rumfcy, and ten of Winton ' • the Hoare oonilfts of feyon Sleeping Rooms, two Parlours, tice. with Kit chen, and other Offices, Coach-hook, Stable, Gardeudisz.now In hand; the land in September noet. L•ttcrs, poft paid, addreired to Mr. Weolford, Great bridge, near Romley, will lot duly anfwercel. NEWARK UPON TRENT. TO BE LET-.-To enter upon at Lady-day nest, ACapital DWELLING HOUSE, fitnate in one of the molt airy Rivets in Newark, comprifing on the ground floor, a Dining Room 164 by t 7„ a Drawling Room 10 by 18, with a Brcakfait Parlour, and a very large and arrive nient Kitchen, with good Cellars, and eitfbl Mess two Bed Chambers of the fame dlmenfions as the Dining and Drawing Rooms, with five other Bed Chambers, and two Rooms over the Kitchen. There is alto an exceeding flood Stable and Coach Houle, large Yard, and convenient Darden adjoining, 'Die Prentifes are in molt excellent repair, the Rooms lofty, and the whole would be in every rc.fpeet a molt deferable and healthy habitation for any genteel Family. For part!eutars, enquire of Mr. Scott, No. 6t, Batton-garden, or of Melts. S. and J. Ridge, Bookfellers, Nevesrk. sELacr SUBSCRIPTION ASSEMBLY AND BALL. MR. ALLEN removed from Haydon.fquare to No. so, Ayliff-itreet, Goodman's Fields, Informs thole who &fire to fubferibe to a refpeetable lated Afilmbly, that his Seldit Alremblies euntitunce oa Monday, 23d inftant. to be continued every Monday till Jtine. Nouc but Ladies of charades. admitted. The Baud, conliftiot: of a Harp, two Violins, and a Tambourin, or Horn, arc the belt Muficians that can be had. _ _ _ Ladies and Gentlemen who have never learned Dancing are privately taught in the flrft Fa!Mott there and at No. 19, aher rarddtreet, Goldewtquare ; where cards of the terms and plan may he had.—Thofe who come from the country• to learn may live in the hook during their accomrlifhment, by which they may gain fufficient imowledgit in shoat a fortnight. The Annual Ball will be on llturfday the Lath Tickets to be had as above. _ _ - - Broad Sword and Fencing taught, alio the Pedal Harp, Piano Forte, and Violin. NEW MANUFACTORY. OBARTS and PLOWMAN mat refpeafully AN- inform the Nobility and Gentry, who have not teen their New and Elegant Manufaetory of Chamberry and Italian Mul lins, that their Warehoufe is the only place in this Country What till can be had genuine--No. x, Chandos-ltreet, Co vent-Garden. N. B. A great variety of Fancy Silks, by the Manufaeturers. DR. BUSBY's MUSICAL JOURNAL, FORME VOICE, PI4NO FORTE, &c. TECTE SRCOND Na rebut of this unturned WO4, omaining twelve new and original pieces, vocal and in- Brumental, was pulai9te.4 on the fir* day of March, and is now to be had at tie amps of all the refpotlable Book Mlen and Mu ompofitinns in this Number are all of them NyCHILII/1111$1, PICCHU, 11/11MUL, SEIENILLT, TARCHI, I) LATIAC, HAMEL, d' ii Busse, and other cminint Mar ten; and the Poetry, wbith is all of it written purpofely for the Work, is by Dr. WOLCOT, Mr. I'VE, Captain jiadrS, Dyes, and other writers of diftinetion. The Firft and Second Number, which are fold for Mx nil- Nngs each, contain as much Male as would be fold feparatcly in the %ups for Thirty Shilling, ; but con l'ormably to the willies of many of the Patton of the Work, it is prepared in future to loner the morally espence to Foy' Sat Luaus each Number, and the third, and every future Number, will confequeptly he foil at the price of 1 . ..W' SHILLINGS each. The public will thus at the very trilling expence of Fosse SNit.eixßS per month be put in pofreffion of all the requifite pieces of Foreign Mufic, regularly as Gaon as they appear upon the Continent, with a woportionee quanti . y of handling Novelties, by the molt afteemed Compefirs readout in Great Britain. A Number, cou.aining from fix us twelve Pieces, according Sr. :heir length, will continue to be pubillbed on the firft day at evzrr month, and may be had of Marrs. Goulding and Co. null;Pali of Mr. Thernpfon, St Paul's Ohara-yard; of /Viers. Alter and Co. Comktill; and all other Mufic and Book- NEW AlVlTlC—Pnblifited by CLEIVIENTI and Company, No. 26, Clicapride ; who bey 'cave to acquaint their Friends and the l't.blic, *at the Trade will In future he carried on untl..r the above Lora, Mr. Lonsnun laying no longer any thane whatever in the cancans. VOCAL MUSIC. Haydn—The Cr:attor, in (core - c $ So Ditto—Ditto, adapted for Voices and Piano Fortc, by amend - - Esyclo—,A Cantata on Nautili Vhaary .113roeff--Sla Caozonets . - Rofs—When (now defecnda - • - A Tournalot French Aiti, No. I to 3, each - N.D. Slionly wal be puhlilhcd, the Opera of Vir- Oda ; tit Mefic by Mrs. Plowden - NANO roars: Immo. raydnei-Ord ihve the limperor ; adapted by Clementi o s 6 Lora—new Sonatas, op. 46 - - - 0 8 o I.*:samer—Duet for 2 Plano Fortes, or Plai) & Harp o 6 0 Veti---Three Sonatina', with Accompaniments o 6 0 ,O7rowete.--Three Sonatas, OP-35 - - " o 8o ' This day veto publithed, FLU —Throe Sonatas, op. 1, dalicatud 4) Mr. Clementi 0 8 o' I/Nitrated by Haigh--Three Sonatas - - - - 08 o . a coloured Plate, rrirfestlns the Purities is -11 4--11irec Pontine, op. 4, from favor+e Airs 03 o four different Stages, a Second Akio'', corre6ed and im printed to the peek's' time, price xs. 6d. of lg-i•F--hreo Rondos, op. as, (rum Rol - Air, 01 0 aribru--Three Sonatas - - - oI 0 A CONCISE VIEW of the mnli important Gyroweet —A, favourite Nocturne - - 0 4 0 AIL Fads which have hitherto appeared coneerunit the boa .Caoseru—A Sonata T - - - - 04 0 : filiation for the CON'-?OX N.B. Shortly will be put:Meted. Four Scaotas by Clenicol, f By C. R. AUCIN, 'Three Sons:as by Cramer, Two Swum be Haigh, anti J VI. item 'wi of the Rnyal Collette of Snigeons of Lon.lois. .rint7 of other Letions by the mutt eminent Compufcn. • Tin' is a judicious Compendium, and well ca'culated to VIOLIN AND VIDLONCIILLO MI)IIIC. I (apply the thee of the nunteroul humans/ publications that Vlotti--Threc Duets, op. 6, Batik a - - o 8 a ' have appeared on tie fuliject of the Cow-pus; particul a rly to Ditto--Theet Duets, two Violins, /Wok a - o 8 0 perfens who, heing at a iliita.eac front the metropolis, or who, • Pitrel—Siz Duro', two Violins - - - 080 front whet cireismltaces,do not find it convenient to pureliate Houle—Concerto Violoncello - - o 6 0 a multiplicity of books. To a coocife awl atcurare @castor of FLU I C, Cl.ADluNtr, A ND I LAOLJLI l' MUSIC. e....,1.Gra1t ObrClVilti.sts on this fubjen and a elearsiew tithe Muller—Three Duets, op. so, Plea..., - . 07 6 rrrilt of the fevers! expesiments slat have been made with the Ditto—'(bra Ducts, op. at, Hive, - - o 6 0 view of akertaining the natio , of the difeafc, and the advars- Kreln&r,-Three Duets, op. 5, Bugh 1 and 3, ca:b 0 5 0 . tagrs likely to aurae, from inflatuting, a motel inca..:letion Nrieth—Three Ducts, op. to ii. - - o 5 o . with Cc's pox matter ariftrad of the (mall-pot; the author has Ditto—Three Ducts, op. ig - - - 0t 0 ' added a cutout-den/raving, rtprdenthig the Cow-pox miltule sharp-ii-A Sekflion of Airs and Duets, Flogeolet 040 in it, different doge s." L odes Illetisal R.eri,:e. 11 Aon—Four Dusts, Two Clorionet t ' ' 0I 0 • Printed for IL Ph Hips, No. yr, St. Paul's Churchyard : fold Eh y.—Two Sets of Military Muhc, each - olsoby 4. Bailout. EA'iDlloure.; aid by all 11:41dellirs. N. B. Shortly will he publithed, a Stndy for the !lute. con- Of wham on the t6th of January may be ka4, tabling Airs, Duets, Preludes, &c. by the fillooing eminent I &Wink vATio Ns On the DifEASF4 d LONDON . darisig Cornpofers : Devienne, Hormel/ter, Vaisdcrliapcti, Stumpf, the years 1 79 6 . t 797, 17 9 5. " 99 ' a" 111.34)i bi ROBERT' 'Koller, Mottaani, Pleyel, Park, 4 * stf- , V;ILLAN, M.D. F. A. S. price 11% in lisA43. THE ENGLISH LO'T'TERY BEGAN DRAWING ON MONDAY LAST. " • • THE SCHEME CONTAINS • Prizes of 3opoo $ - 20,000 3 zopoo 4 5,000 6 2,000 to I,Wo 16 5 03 54 too zoo so 27,?.E.0 18 Hata Million of Money Sterling in prize.. Part of the Capitals wiD he dctearuned as under : PIMA -Drawn Ticlet 35th Day L. 50,c.:..0 Ditto apth Day zo,cco Ditto 33d Day 30,cc0 Ditto ooth Day 1,000 • . The Prizes of this Lottery will be paid at the utual time in full Reeling money, without any difcuunt or decludtion. TICKE'T'S and SHARES of TICKETS are Idling at every LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE in tngland,Scotlandad Ireland. And the Prises paidou demand. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket £.17 9 0 Half 6rE o Eighth s 5 . 6 • Q carter 410 o Sixteenth 1 3 a .. • '.Mons in the country may be fupplied with Tickets ni• Shares the fame as If prefent, by lending Polk °Mee Orders, good Bills, Cal, or Rank -notes, to any Lieenfod Leary Mice. I 6 o mar 4)IAMOND. March 2, [Sot. N°. 9.488, drawn this Morning and entitled, to the grand Prize of the pluor DIAMOND. was [old by HORNSBY and Co. At their old-cltAblithed State-Lowayßee, No. at,. CORNHILL, Who alfo fold, in the Year t yyz, the Grand Diamond Prises In Cos' a i lf ufewn Lottery. LNOLISH STATE LOTTERY, sow oaawino, WARRANTED UNDRAWN. The Tickets and Shares, on the very Imveft pnifible Tams, will cons nu: on Sale during the whole of the Drawing of the prefent Stani-lottery, warranted undiawn at the Time of parebafir.g; by which Mode the Purchafer will be as feeurc a; if the Ticket or Share had been bouzlit before the Wheci went round. following CAPITA!. PRTZFS have been Sidd, Shared, and Re-if.exed, by HORIsTBY and Co. 2 pri ses of Tbirty Thnukind Pound,. y Prises of Twenty Thnufaird Pounds. s Prises of Firms Tboufand Pounds. - _ _ . • 3 0 o 80 •• 1 0 O 3 0 0 13 0 13 Prizes of Tau Thoutaid Bounds. 19 Prizes of I.lve Thoular.4 Pounds. 3o Prises of Two Thoufvul Pounds. 49 Prizes of One Thoufand Pounds. 73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds. 7:IX-OFPICEr-nul7 - om INCOME. TO all Perim' tuba Lave or may become entitled to fJoy iind, either oa their runt behalf, or at Traffeee t tee. f ..:tRe ho ApedL e Conatifroorre fee the 47441 Taxes, he toooftlielar frith a Itoelitiox front lie Comm2iotyr. for C: Renal ruepft 41 tle fevers! 44tr .1 Parliament. for knelling certain notice 0r... lo.nene, 6;4 it exp./left to bforis all Palms ph: shove defirijotios,tha IL" at e by the fad Aft regoirtel. trithia Inonareizht day ef er Feb tootejLll hove a.errted, (wales the form. Statemeat fiat! lejVitieht to toe e. the fin..) t, Sew Notice them?' to the etiljorsfid the Parifb in ToLieb au /Gail refute, fatiue tie .riatouat f fveh Image, jo lb ,t th. any be aJJLJtot far dli t iment ; or f weal fitll have bent Neale, pat iota a alto elfbana. The Coostatighoters for the elf.irs of 'rave r,thitei it Pilo erpeefieot fa the Ate of the fold All n, b iNforea all fink Perliam who aegleifol,or ate" is future aczleil b jivc Ai! , Ar 4141, be doe give. Si: is will be the du l l of the Cofinfonert to lef t ) the Prxedly 02S. Polett, .1 AT the nets, .pan all Defather.. 6th &Livia, taoto ltf ordeo of the Orsworfesars, MATTHEW WINTER, Scvretary. SOCIETY I'OR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, 111ANCIFACTURES AND COMMERCE. Adelphi, Fab. tB, iSot. NOTICE is .hereby giien. That the Mgtlion of a VICE-PRESIDENT, in the rcs.m of the Rigid Honourable Lord R.ANCLIFIrt, dttelred, will , be at the So ciety's Rooms, in the Adelphi, on Wedriefdiy, the nth of March neat ; and that the Ballot will commence at Eleven o' Clock bi the Forenoon, and clot: at Two &Clock in :he At. scrooun preeifdy ;tad in order to prttan cortufion and delay in the ballot, thufe Celia :ten who are in arrear, arc di:tired to call or f.ad to the Secretary'. OlEce, and pay the fame, with the Subtagnion for the current year; far reet..ring of which, a proper ierton o ill attend for dine days at the fail Oahu pre ceding the El. Mimi, from Tgi o kdock in the Morning, till Three o'Clock in the Atteutoon. By Order, - CHARLES TAYLOR, See. • Ta MEETING (If the MA NUFACTIJ /MRS 1 1 1. a.al COTTON-SPIN) ERS in Glafgow and its Vicinity. hcitl in the Tondo.: Tacffo in Glasgow. on the 27th slay of Echf.isry Boi . called by P ublic Ads.rtifenicitt. for tithing into confidcration the belt means of cooperating With the Wilco- Printerb-for pscycnting the proprtfut Additional Tax upon printed goats fithig pal:fa into a Law, Mr. DALE in tio: Chair, Ref aced, That to enable any Manefadturc to be carried to fuch Pekoe as to become An object of National Importance, it Is regulate that whatever Part of it, Produce may exceed the Macaw of Viaube f eofumption,fhouhl be In CircumP.anees to maintain a fucccfsful Competition with furular Products at Foreign Markets • that; therefore, wither the Raw Materials for fuel Manufaatres, nor theft Manufadturcs before leaving ' the Hands or the ManufaCturer, can be fit Objedts of Taxation ; foraithough the Tax &add he drawn back again at Exporta tion, it will have me:dialed an unprofitable and unnecefrary intermeilla;e Advance of Capital, and will have given rife to a haralling interference of fifcal lapedien, calculated to create DiCguß at the Precaution of Imtuftry focircumftanceo, Refolved, That the Profprrlty of the Cotton ManufaCtures of this Country is intimately conneCted with the Profperlty of the Printing Trade, the various Fabrics prepared for which furnifhiog Employtuatt for a very niunerova Ude of Mann faEturere. RefoNed, That the Attention of the different Governments of Europe bong now pardcularty dirceted to the Introdudion of kianuraduna among their Subjeets, it appears to this Meet ing, that to maintain a fuecefsful C.:titration with the ids burdened and cheaper Labour of there Countries, it is abfolute- TY that all (Ikea Taxes upon Manufadures, or the Materiak of there Mannfadures, Mould be abandoned, and that every I.egillative Encouragement arid Accommodation mould be afforded; enabling them, thus freed. to be paired upon the eafieft pothisie terms to a Foreign Market. Refolvcd therefore, That we will molt heartily co-c 4 trate with other brakes us the meafure-t to be taken for preveloini die propofed tax upon printed good* being paired into a law. Refolved alto, That as a great proportion of the Raw Mate rials ufed in the Cotten Manufadure is now the produce of Foreign Countries, and as a Tar. Ina been impufed upon this Raw Material at Importation, the Cotton Manutadorcra of this country are not left in a Iltuadon to maintain a fair coin: titian in a Foreign Market We will therefore join in anj °opera! Application that nay be brought forward by the Mannfadurers of the Kingdom at large, praying the Leek tore to repeal this and any other tared Tax aged:ins moth immediately our common induftry. dcrolved, That in order to condthl the Meatuses neeeirary to be purfued in the prefcnt hi/liners, an open Committee be ap nted, confining of the [allowing Cattlemen :—Megrs. David Dal Dugaid Dannatino, Jame: Monteith, John Mc. Ilw ham, Kirkman Finlay, Retied Owen,ohn Pang= Henry Mon teith, Nicol Brown ' John Malt . , John Bartholo m ew , Thomas Miller, and DanitiMe. Fun—Mr. Dab., to be Convener ; and that Megra. Andrew Stirling, John Mak, jun. Richard Sorra dale, James Smith, and John Tannatine, be requelted to ad as DeirJates in London, to meet and co-operate with the Dele gates that ts sy be fad from the other parts (tithe kingdom, and to eorrefpor.dupon the hornier, with the Zemunittee here. Relolved, That a Subfeription mould immt:dlately be railed for defraying expencem. R Nved, That the Committee be Inftruded to publith tittle Refolutions in fuels of the Englifts and Sects Ncwfpapers as may by than be thought proper. (By appoionnent of the Meeting., (Sdned) DAVID DALE. A C:ALLICO PRINTING GROUND, near LONDON. 'FO BE LET, a CALLICO PRINTING GROUND, fituate on the Sank of the river N'andle, at the diftance of (even Mika from the three Bridges. The ground contains above twenty wee; the ditches are cut, and there is a range of Buildings, originally delizned for Workikom. Any Perron defiroos of ertabliihing a MAntif.itgory on a great Scale, may have a powerful head af water, with a WI capable of drich,g an ex:enlive Ile of Machinery. A new Weterawheel,9 fete wide, ar.d 16 feet in diameter, may be a4Lapte.l to thw purpure. The line of the Intended Starry Iron-railway comes within iso yards of the grelind, by which it will be rapplied with Coals; and have an immediate connexion through the Grand Jandien Canal, with the manufaCturing Counties. For further Particulars apply to J. 1.. No. 143, St:and. AN IMPORTANT CAUTION. WHEN the efficacious properties of any MeJi citic have fully oftablifhed its repute, ind when it Is univerfally rteranowndei by the grateful voice of thole whri have caps ri.nccd its benefits, there cannot arife any nectar, of obt.-nding it an the public notice. Such is the ptcfan cow dltlon of SPIISSURYs A NTISCORWric CROPS. which as a Medicine for the Cure of the Snrrvy, Gout, Rheuni4na. and all airier' writing front lartigiltlen et Impurities of the Blood. ;Ands etnifcliaily without a rival. !t would be We b& reffary therefore to cane forward with any cut/glum of Ib well a t taled qualir its. wet.: it 0 , 4 ineombent 03 the Proprietor to put the Public on their prat agaktilt inspufaion. In a lite trial In the Cot:: t of Common lieu, before Lord Etat x it was fully pmsivd ttat [puma* s tore had has fold by hid Forbas, Ch. mat_ u. the Boi . ugh, in lieu a SrilfberfsUmps. The PubNc are thsrcfort cautioticd to avow loch vibe fubltitus tinny, and the Patknt to sonfult hf rsuu health, by applying for th^htedieinc at .he Difpcnfal, No. 15, h.d....r ti y a r t . N. B. It was pnvcd that the fponour manure was fold la marked " B f Authority." The c autos Nteukruas is 101 l sad amiltrJ. ** By the Elves Punt." EL.RL ST. VINC;NT's VICTORY. I.tovo'i Coffee-Houk, iR Jan. Ilk/z. AT a COMMITTEE appointed fo> condutk In; the. Subfcriptloq railed for the relief of the SulErera in the gallant and memorable Aaiun of the 14th of ?cbreary. 1791, it apreating to the Committee that 66,4 y-four of tt - per.otia killed or wopnded on that day have not yet, by then fs lees or their relied - rotative, applied to the Conore4tec fur re lief; nor have the Committee, notwithttanding all their quirtes, been able to find out any of thy, above perrnai err their repicleutatives; and it heirs the =pelt with of the Committee; to apply the liberality of the public to the relief of the feuuilcs of thof: who fell f:Clioutly Sghtiag for their Country, and ti tliOre who war.: weanded ea that memorable 427, as ritliblat Reolved, That an Advertirement be infrrtei in the London Gazre• e, the Daily and thy Country Papers, containing the Elt of l'uch perfons who ware killed or wound:el on that diy, and who bare Mx by thenefelves, their families, or relatives, yet received gratuities fi out this Ceanmiucet and that all perli:ns to entitled to relief, be requettad to fend to Mr. Oddy, their Secretary, in writing, at the Merchants Seamen's Office, ov e the Royal Exchange, the Rate and number of thci: families', aid place: of refilmer, the names of the ihips on board of which they rapedively ferved; and the wounded to partictt+ lariat the nature and Rate et their wounds; the fame to be at tetied by the Mittitter and Cbirchwanlens,or by the Chid-Me; 'Wrote, of the planes or pc riles to which the pasties roapplylng refpedtively belong; in order that tiiin Committee may be eta ,0,1,4 t o tyanfinde to theta, hoe tl expenel, fuch Gratuities xi they any dean 'estpealefit, ',litho:nit the necdhty of an agent, or of the parties corning up to town ; as it is probable that toms of the ors and feamm W:l0 were wounded have been emir fared over or cx:hanged to other !Lips, and :tom that c.cte hare Dot yet received any ;rataity. _ Rewlv;sl, That all fuila officers and fcamen do tranhnit to thi• Committee their names, and the names of the Clip, iii which they fo gallaudy ferved on tharday ; together 'kith ti, state of their cafes, the number ati4 relidenee of their fiusiue atteiLd by the Commanding-officer of the Blips to w hi c h i h av • now rcfperlively bcloug, tl.at this Committee may remit trio them or to their famills• inch gratultfe" as :Its Committee bavig been enabled, by thelibcrality of the public, to gar l ic ' -v. .• Refolved, That all applies/km be made to this Committee on ..s . before the alt of Junc, lam ; that only tkofe refideng to London need apply in pafun to Mr. ODDy, daily, Hallilays esceptol, between the Demurs of clam and one o'clock; an 4 all perfons readmit In the country, or who are on adual ferwiee; be 1 ., iti dt, 2 ,1 to make their application', ny poll, 14 the nun. ncr above-defciibcd, ird that ao application through Ager 4 will be attendee; to. JOHN, JULIUS ANGERSTEW, ChAirnil4l. . KILLED. "• • B LE uuura. ' n Bayley, Landiman. oho' Hutchinfon, ijarter-Giillart. antes Davidf...n, A. & `• Ward Buts, Q. G. 1 ern Walker, 1.. ohs Sullivan, A. B. John Strvenfon, A. B. obert pibas, A. B. Patrick Flanarty, A. B. John Metier, Ordinary: o:oph Tcumnell, A. B. titian Davis, A. B. toteph Dormer, Zeldin - . • amen Welch, A. B. irholas Widdicombe, A. jj. David Lithr,o,V, A. B. lOC biOrsofers, A. B. hoar, Lambert, A. 4. • John Jay. A.B. 'William Haywood. A. I. Racr: brio.. Mdier. • George Blackniore, Soldier. Williani Norris, higio_r Ma;. tioiCarmandle, 1.. M. dm Nata L. NI l, M. ' (ward Dunnisq, L. At lames Trufer, b . M. oho Conner, Ordinary. limas Robinfon A. 1. James Oliver, Marines. ' William Di by, Captal'a Crest. John Sinclair, A. B. uu gryth..ll, L. M. • • •orge Gre.dy, L. Pd. chard Chappell, 1.. M. Thomas Morgan, i M. John Brown, (s,) A. B. chard Powdur., Mating, Janoct Itobinton, ditto. IL Itofanki, ditto. GOLIAIII. Chrillian Cullifee, _A. B. William Stine ., Mari laccatritaaa. ---• Watt Sett. Maxims 1 - 1. ik.lefe, L John Norkctt, A. B. Pa. piping. V.dWard Ett.voo.l, Ord. Pickard Flewelling, A. 0 4 John Oita:, Ord. William Evans, Mariner. Anthony '.:...h.rmyild, Ord, Thomas Kan, Marine. WOUNDED. Edward Libby, AdlngLir4, John flensiog, Ordinary. • John Orr, Soldier mm M'Atahn, Mulct. Irk' Buchan, 1., M. Marry Matas, Ordinary. -* pre Took, A. B. Edward Kelley, (a) A. 11, Thomas Potbay, A.& this Jenkins, A. B. John Deap, Boarfwain's Maldi, Anthony, Ordinary. • C. Maker, A.. B. William Muniz, (1.) A. B. Jere SolUvar, A. B. John Crilplll, 4. K T. Hodway, Soldier. Thomas Alen, A. B. Thcmai, Knight, Midthiprogs. Thomas Bormingua, A. IS ' li.uth, Elmer, A. B. • Jacob Eubali, L. hi, M. Kativarl.„ 1,.. ht ..: D. Gat&a.„:. 4 M. Calico, A. B. Jofeph luve, A. B. P. Girling, n. 1:. ... tolui J u ne ; , .1 B. Alls.:1 li*Bri•n, A. 1. • 'Whim Carter, A. B. !bonus Thomas, A & Diniernil...r, Soldier. Esc as i. a xr. E. A. Mimic, Matter% Mtn, halm i lats. Andrew Thompson, Lieut. • Williran POrnor, Miiiihipniall, Pt. Osoacia. Akaandcr Dickay, A. B. John &reran-, Marine. William Thu.?, A. B. iarms Truentan. 1— M. ohn Draper, Ihrinc. sal Honing, A. B. N. B. Therm were forera Smam, wit* were Hils4 ag wounded. in the Batirismas, CULLOOKX. ElCtl4tll/ 4u t i [IAN. tar t. , lsTrat.t, anti klissina,6l wham tie c ham hadaportturng. CAPTAIf. CvLcools. EZSCLLVT. riGITAT. itf r”nros. BI4T4MMIA. a. CIeTAIII. COI irliVS. MAD& ta. IN o~ :L