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SCHEME. lysis of EVERY Book printed in England since th e year 1812. &LAMAS!, With unbounded approbation, in the Opera at Lmed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, written Reprints are also mentioned, when any improvements or alter-ODOISRA, perfor Prizes. Value. Total Values*and arranged by John Parry . Price Is. 6d. al tions are int r od uce d ; extracts of the most prominent parts are 3 of . £20,000 are .260,000 Pnbltshed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. 20, Soho. t. 3 10,000 ..... .... 90,000 given ; Defences of Authors against Criticisms are a d m i tte d; an al square, London. In 4 2,000 8,000 so, Wei to the Contents of all other Reviews and Map- . _- -_ -- .. ______ _ _.. ...._ --- se . 6 1,000 ......... 6,000 eines of the preceding month. CHRISTIANITY IN INDIA. 8 - 500 ...... .. 4,000 Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster - row; and This day was published, in One Vol. Bvo. price 55. 6d. all other Booksellers. Where also may be had , 10 300 ...... ... 3,000 A N ESSAY on the Duty, Means, and Corse. 'ci a.. 1 6 200 8,000 THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL, No. XIII. A N quences of Introducing the CHRISTIAN RELIGION v .i 20 73.. 40 50 .... ..... 2,000 LITERATuRE ; with many scarce and valuable Tracts interspec. EAST.-14 J. W. CUNNINGHAM, M.A. Vicar of Harrow. h 50 ...... 10,000 'IL 10,159 Prizes. .C 200,000 THE PAMPHLETEER, No. T. . ,Is The first-drawn 1,000 Blanks, £2O eaeb, .E 20,000 Prilp 6s. 6d. Containing the most popular Pamphlets ache day. P h is day was published, handsomely printed in Two Vols. el The second-drawn 1,000 Blanks, .610 each, £lO,OOO Published occasionally. Octavo, price XL O. in boards, More than half the Tickets are Communications for the above to be addresed to Mr. A. I. A SERIES of POPULAR. ESSAYS, illustrative _ SURE TO BE PRIZES. VALPT, TO4)lce'S-CnUTI, Chancery-lane, London. 1. .1. of Priteeples essentially connected with the Improvement T. DISH, the Contractor respectfully advises an ittunedlato . of the Undereanding, the Imagination, and the Heart. N, MASON'S MEDITATIONS. By ELIZABE l'H HAMILTON, purchase, as from the popularity of the Scheme, and the increas- , ing demand in Town and Country, the Tickets and Shares :are This day was published, in two Volumes, Bvo. embellished with Author of Letters on the Elementary Principles of Elotrion ' , already risen, and will most probably rise again in I'rice . Portraits of the Author and Editor, price 18s. boards. Cottager, of Glenbarnie, &c. I i , * e s Person, in the Country who may fi nd any di ffi culty in A SPIRITUAL TREASURY for the CHIL.. Edinburgh: Printed for Manners and Miller ; and for Leine. ' getting supplied by the Agents, are requested to send their Orders I)REN of GOD: consisting of a Meditation for each man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and CadeU and Davies, to the Contractor s fortunate Offices Morning and Evening in the Year upon Select Texts of Scrip. Londo n . 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON. ture: humbly intended to establish the Faith, promote the Com fort, and infinence the Practice of the Followers of the Lamb. This day was published, CARROLL and Co. Stock-brokers, 7, Corn - hill, • By W. MASON, Etc'. In S Vole. tame. the Second Edition, price 15s boards, • KETCHES of CHARACTER ; or, SPEC'. and 26, Oxford-street, respectfully inform the Public, that A new Edition. Revised and corrected by the S they are selling in great variety the Tickets and Shares of the Rev. HENRY COX MASON, M.A. MENS of REAL LIFE: A Novel. trio " This Novel is 1 very spirited and natural performance; the State Lottery, to begin Drawing on the 6th of NEXT MON IH. Morning Preacher and Lecturer at St. Mary M igdalen, Desmond- The Scheme contains MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS, ex- sey, and Chaplain to the Right lion . the Earl of Onsl . omits an d conversations ere giveu with much freedom and elegance; !led the charaetets in general saapn a d r t e .Bir r ai e oti e as e:s i lv ,r e i l t y:ell de . elusive of the following Capital Prizes : London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; B. Crosby signed a . n , d . e . y ...c ec t u a : l e s d n .';- 10 C n ri tbi t. y R k esZw ew , 3-of - - .620,000 I 4 -of - - £2,000 and Co.; W. Bayues : Cradock and Joy; 'l'. Hamilton; T. Tegg ; s l u . d o l a : gn tt the an , 2riti Hurst, sls Gallery, Rees, O rsin4e; New and ri ß r o n o w n i ~ , ,P r ee t a Pate r+ • 3 - of - - ic,oeo 1 6 - of • . 1,000 and W. Kent. no P st r e i r nt ru ed w fo : : CARROLL and Co. flatter themselves that the same good fortune that has hitherto attended the Purchasers at their Offices, will This day was published, In Two handsome Volumes, foolscap Bvo. price 1 Zs. boards, --- LA wa - s F r - u o b isiT l - 1 : 1, - A ed - 1 - --- - 0 -r- b -- . N 1 0 2 - - In VF ,: l.. pri . es 211. continue en the ensuing Lottery. In the Last Lottery, they So'd • or, The FAMILIES Of No. 549, the only Prize of £lO,OOO, in 16 Sixteenths, besides the Fifth Edition, ' E S ou N r E I" many others of .6500, &c. also the last £30,000, in 3 Eighths T HE MILITARY MENTOR, being a SERIES AGE This and youTa N ie: and 10 Sixteenths.—Orders from the Country punctually at- I- of Letters recently written by a General Officer to his tended to. Son, on his entering the Army; comprising a Course of Eleeant ABENS TEDT. By LA FONTAINE. Instenction calculated to unite the Charactersand Accomplish- • Pritcd for A. K. Newman and Co. LeadenhaU-street. ALL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS ! on the 6th of mews of the Gentleman and the Soldier. The following will appear this Sum:hurt MAY, in the STATE LO FTERY, if purchased at These volumes are now, a fifth time, offered to the pubre , Angelina , by Mrs.Roblnson, stew edition, 3 v:.ts. • W. MAR FIN, 6, CORNHILL, favour ; they are addressed to the British Army, and to the con. ' The Widow, by the same, ditto, 2 vole. Who is the only Lottery Office Keeper in the World /that can ductor. of our Military Schools, as a system of Military Ethics Sir Gilbert Easterling, a Romance, by J. N. Brower, 4 volt. boast of such Luck ! calculated to produce correct feelingenpon all those points of con- Hoye, or Judge without Prejudice, e, vets. Exactly 500 Tickets were all sold in Shares by MARTIN, in duct, on which a soldier can be called to exercise his reason. Anselmo, nr Day of Trial, by Miss Hill, 4 vols. • the two last Lotteries, and averaged upwards of £45 per Ticket. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater- Read, and give it a Name, by Mrs. Llewellyn, 4 vols. No. 7,791 a Prize of £20,000 roster-row ; and T. Egerton, Whitehall. This day was published, 512 a Prize of £l,OOO • Were all sold to the Public in Twenty-three Shares, in the Two COOKE'S PICTURE OF THE ISLE OF WIGHT. Handsomely printed in Twelve Volume,, Bvo with a Portrait of the Author, and Map s illustrative of the Work, prig Last Lotteries: This day was published, in a neat Pocket Volume, price 121 . bds. ' £4. 16s. boards, a New Edition of Prizes paid to the Public - - £22,880 0 A NEW PICTURE of the ISLE of WIGHT ; T HE HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND Total received for all the Tickets in Shares sold by .L - 1. accomi.anted with a correct Map, and twenty-six beautiful W. Martin - - . 10,851 2 and interns big Views throughout the Wand, in imitation of the FAI.I. OF THE ROMAN EMP:RE. By EDWARD GIBBON, Esq. --- Original Sketches drawn and eng-aved Balance in favour of the Public - £1 2,028 18 By WILLIAM COOKE. Wilkie and Robinson Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davin, F. C. and J. Elvis:Van s I. Rich Cake will be presented, gratis, to every Purchaser of a To which are prefixed an Introductory Account of the Island, I Walker R. Lea n J. Cuther s Claimed Ticket or Share at Martin's Office. and a Voyage round its Coast. Sons, J. Nunn, C. Law. White and Cochrane. Loaftrails z _ Harare oil N. B. Persons residing in the Country may he supplied on the For the accommodation of the Curious, a superior edition of Rees, Outten and Brown, Jahn Richardson , J. M. RIC.MMI°69 F. * i .• same terms as if present, by sending up their Orders to Martin's the above is printed in octavo, with i roof impres-ions of the Jeffery, B. Crosby and Co. J. and A. Arch, Black and Parry, l . fortunate Office, rt, Cornhill, London. Exacter. IL Floyer, W. Stewart J. Hatchard W. Ginger , 3 • plates, and ten additional Views; the price of this Edai in is one - .., , ' " hi wman, R. Schley, R. Ballwin, !. Asperne, I. Blatklock, T. mg FIRE IN SKINNER-STREET. guinea, boards. . Hamilton, J. Faultier Craddock and Joy, Gale, Certis, anj Feu. 1 IVEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of 1 ondou : Printed for Sherwood Neel • and Jones Paternos 'J. Fletcher , ' Souill ' ampton ; and , Mottle), rtes, J. Bohn, J. Eber ' s, John Mill •r, and R. Saunders. ill the Portable Family Brewing Machine, respectfully ac-Of . whom may be had, the Same Work, printed in Twelve a te o r tiC livt o. i l'l . tut na t t ou 'r tit alld quaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in consequence _____ of the Fire iii Skinner-street, they have removed their business TWO THOUSAND QUESTIONS TO MANOR'S , to their extensive Premises, No. 225, Piccadilly, where they Hle'l'OP.IES. TO MERCHANTS, &e. hope to be honoured with a continuance of that liberal patronage TMs Slav was published. price 2s. bound, 'llls day were publi.heil, in quarto, price .€l.los. boards, :hey have hiihertp been favoured with. TWO THOUSAND QUESTIONS TO DR. COMMERCIAL and NOTARIAL PRECE - CAPITAL TTIVE-FREE FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR ' S HISTORIES of ENGLAND, ROME, and v DENTS : consisting of the mast approved Forms, special SOMERSET, GREECE, with References to the Volumes, Pages, and Para- and common, required in the daily Transaction of Business by To be SOLD, together or in Lots, in May nest, graphs, for Answer.—By JOHN WALKER. Merchants, Planters, Traders. Notaries, Attornies, &c. each set CONSISTING of several eligible 'FARMS of By the Use of this Volume, Young Persons will find their of Precedents preceded by a Summary of the Law ens the Sube il.l Arable Meadow and Pasture, of excellent cuahry, woods memories strengthened, their style improved, and their know.' ject, particularly on Bills of Exchange, Insurance, Salvage, &c. in hand, and several aaseholds ; with the MANOR of TR I I i'- led g e of I Bator; rendered as durable as their lives. as settled an d d e: e rmin e d b y t h e l ate Deci si ons: with an ntre. TOX HILL, forming a perfectly compact Estate, containing London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater- ducti on , co n ta in i ng the P ratt ca l N o t ar ial Fitness in Mercantile • 1729 Acres Printed Particulars will soon be prepared. Apply _. meter - row. Transactions; an accurate rattle of Notarial Fees ; arid an Ape. • 1 tcL_Mesers. Web Of waorn may be had, written purposely for the use of Schools pendix, comprising the Acts of Parliament relative to Shipping 52 10 J. H. Luttenun . , .. and Young Persons, by the Rev. WILLIAM Maven', 1.L1). and Maritime Affairs, to the preseut time. By JOSHUA MONe 411 . __b_ ... l .. A .. 'Lbb .... ,!_nd A_t_te_vti .. o .. O .___ Sallsb_u _ry...._ .. .. 1 52 10 W. E. 10 10 VASHIONABLE DANClNG.—Priv,:te'rnition. and liluetrated by Maps and interesting Playas, TENOR E, Attorney and Notary Public of the City of London. ; 52 10 I Georee Neise m lotus bchmidt 30 0 JL' Mr. HOPKiNS begs leave to return his oo grateeel 1. Th e ilivreee of E NGLAND , f rom the Rattiest R ecor d s to Second Edit i on, w i th considerable Alterations and Additions. • 7. 10 0 thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis- the Pet sent Time, 2 vols. price 10s. bound. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, e'lineerdar 10 10 anguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully 2. The 111,T0sy of Rowe, S vols. ass. 6d. hound. Lincoln's Inn ; and Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenbaleetreet. - ever 10 10 solicits a continuance of their favours. I.adies and Gentlemen 3. The His ewer of Gs Etc!, 2 vols. 9s. bound. ---_------LOC----KIE'S--TTRT—GRAPHY - OF LONDON. IMPORTANT Tr, THE ARMY. 2 2 who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who B , and W. RIDGE, of CHICHESTER, having 10 have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expedi- Just published, in one Voleme, i 2mo, price Bs. boards, IJ* established extensive Warehouses in that City, beg leave A ecnimpat,ied with a New Mae of London , atlas fol i o ' e to refer their services in furnishing the Attlee in Genera?, but tiously instructed in the most private manner to qualify them for the first Assemblies, on application at his reeidence, Coach- TOPOGRAPHY of LONDON ;,giyingasiczo'n makers' Hall, Noble-street, Foster-lane, Cheapside. more particularly Regiments passing through the Sussex Di e . ci•.e local Description of, and accurate Direction to, every trict, with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoutrements, of every I Square, Street, Lane, Court, Dock, Wharf , . Inn, Public O ffi ce, description. Their Stores are so extensive, and such arrange. ' Roast. - otr e - d B P:A 1 - 2: B E i t‘1 .1, 1 s. ' t, l a ( n 1:1: s t2 w - 1 , E 8, N C. &c. In the Metropolis and its Environs, including the New ments have been made to merit patronage and approbation, that Buildings to the present Time, upon a Plan never before attempt- a Regheient may he supplied at an Hove's Nails, with every are one-thirdtenitalion sthoef usual holl- I l iN i t r= g o l -11 : v i e a Alt c small A r it-Ni the Er°e* consumption t : a l ;h i t s n — a iw p i n t i- i l o lP— n r co ntinued a f fuelsupply ed. 'I he whole Alphabetically Atranged, and comprising the title required for the complete equipment of the Soldier r a p l i i y ou ° : q ...entity ; a certain cure for stookey chimnies ; and warranted to Description of more than Three Thousand Places, the Names of N. B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula, I 5 0 , answer, (if nor, to be returned) never travel felled in a single which are not to be found on any of the Maps of the present would fin '1 great advantages in the contiguity of the above ware- A German 10 0 instance. Kitchens fitted up with ranges embracing all the late Year. l'aken from Actual Survey, houses to Portsmouth. 10 o l i improvements, with steam-boilers, °erne, hot closets, and steam- By JOHN LUCKTE, .1•111 0: H. Nochden VEGETABLE MEDICINE. 00 0 I kettles. All hinds of St o v e s tor Drawitig-rooms, Parlours, Halle, Inspector of Buildings to the Plicenix Fire Office. " James SimondsENGLISH DIET DRINK.—BOERHAAVE's & SIR JOHN Chapman Marshall 55 1 Churches, &c.—Humane Mentraps, to secure depredators with- Second Edition, corrected and revised by the Author; with 10 0 I out injuring them. Spring guns of different coils ructions. A u p war ds of Sixte e n Hundred additi o nal Places. HII.L's UNIVERSAL REMEDY. Mrs. Friednuum 10 0 ' Patent Roasting Jack U p on en entire new principle, construct- I.ondon : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater- rIIHESE great and eminent Physicians, by an ;mi. Mrseleni. Colon .1 mate and profound knowledge of Botanical Science, connive Chas. Borra lades 10 10 ledsoas to require neither we i g h t s or p u m e , ; t h e works being nest e r-row ; and J. M. Richardson, Cornaill. 10 10 i inclosed, are pro t ec ted from injury and irregularity ; from it s ex. W. Burradalle MILLARD'S NEW POCKET CYCI.OP/EDIA. world a remedy for almost every human malady. That the Just Published, in one large Volume, 12mo, price 9s. boards, ENGLIeH DIET DRINK, introduced by Dr. Joshua Webster J. Selig 52 30 r , treme slmp be licity not r b li e ab s l e e e t n o in be u o s t e it d o a f l ci ly rd a e t r t il a te nd ra c t a e lc a u te la a ced Ni fe a r . 50 0 1 every kite n.— o F. Johnor Its. bound, calf gilt, and lettered, 5 5 I nufactory. 64, Fleet-street, London.into his Medical Practice, so far back as 1745, and since achni- Wm. Lithe T HE NEW POCKE I' YCLOP/EDIA ; or, nistered by himself with uniform success for sixty years to both Godfrey Fein, 100 01 S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING N. 1.. Lutyeits 21 0IL"' ELEMENTS or USEFUL Knowtiooz, methodically an. sexes and all ages, is a discovery that approaches nearer than any C. C. Blocher , 50 0 CLOT H—the only Manufacture of the Kind iu the United ranged; with Lists of Select Books on every important Branch other yet made to this universal character, has after various and of Learning and Science : designed for the higher Classes in complete experiments been acknowledged by the venerable Dr. M e D. Ruck'. 20 0 Kingdom. Established 1803 . This fabric combines the properties of great durability, beau- Schools, and for young Persons in general. Franklin, of America, by Drs. Aden and Sir R. J ebb, of London, J. Stoddart, LL.D. 10 0 By JOHN .MILLARD, and by many other high and distinguished names, both at home climates i p ia le an asa d ntness i, w th e an ar, a a t t4d is more c description nduive t o o t. B. J. Friedmann & Co. 50 0 Assistant Librarian of the Surrey Institution. and abroad. But the best practical test of truth is experience, and S. L. Behrens ,52 10 1 elhefaulthinall appearance, seaso . Second Edition • with many important Additions and Corrections. the many thousands that have been cured, since its first Imre:Olio. Emanuel Cohen Shirting Cloth. "Of all the ' Books lately published, under titles similar to the don by Dr. Webster , of every description of Fever, of Nervous A.Muller 2 g Origin ate muse, 154, Cheapside, aptautlhse;PHataerdistieengs. above, this is, in our estimation, by far theleest. We can scarcely and Hypochondriac complaints, of Sea and Land Scurvy, of Se Rev. W. Kuper I°l 101 Ever a Y lW piece l is as usual ‘varrantedanaedarsasita. point to any book of equal size, Into which so great a variety of phula, of e very species of eruption, which indicate impurity of ' Reemann and Co. 20 0 How Th e e ll i , , a r :: p d ri C e too. findsr 89, Pall it and no other house in Londo f n a . useful and entertaining matter is compressed."—Eclectic Review, Blood, of Consumptions , Asthmas, ropsies, Bcc. will be the most M. L. P. Maas 10 0 to an sta a t n e, ic i i n e co te r ma u d ei l i m ce pe o rial Dec. 1811.—See also Monthly Review, and British Critic, for satisfactory evidence of the extraordinary powers acid astonishin g R keune 11, leo. 0 I house in Cheaps ide offering nMe to e r lss;s sa r re Dec. 1811 • Universal Magazine, for June, and Gentleman's e ffi cacy of the Vegetable Medicine. O. • , 3 1( - ) 0 - . 1 Patent Cotton Thread Shirtings, that Lowe's. manufactu h r a e a ts ea th e e r only description of Shirting Cldtli for which a Patent Magazine, ' for August, 1812. Those who wish for more particular information on the clsa. i F: W. Q. 23 01 : been obtained ; every piece of which bas his signature, an d any London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos. meter and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of the nature ; G.A. K. 2 2 , ter-row ; and Charles Sharpe, 158, Fenchurch-street. and variety of the cures it has effected, may conndt Dr.Webeeesee 1 . 25 0 Cox, Health and Co. 52 10 10 la Reimer, Brothers 50 0 OEORGE LOWE, Patentee. Just published, price 2s. lished by the Proprietor, price ss. in boards, and a small pm. 5 5 Emanuel GJoelhart I 50 0 Public . I othei• fabric than Lowe s, sold in imitation of, and as Patent . Shirt log Cloth, is spurious, and an imposition on the P • No. 154, Cheapside, near Sr. Paul's.excellent work on the subject, a new edition of which is just pub. 4 HINTS to the NERVOUS and DEBILT- phlet, price 11.6 d. containing a hot of SO remarkable cures, which f 'Fen Working Men in TO ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF READY MONEY, AND TATED a both SEXES, particularly to those whose In- all occurred in 1810; and the Reader of these productions may be 1 the service of E. Goodhart, EA. all 't 0 THOSE WHO HAVE MONEY TO LAY OUT. firmities are an insurmountable bar to Connubial Happiness, and assured, that be will not only not be disgusted with te e b l a ste d • Germans 10 10 IT H" thr ice i s es tablished tor the purpose of Re- to the Misguided Proselytes of that destructive habit, which un- bombast of the stupid pretender, with the quaint and stil te d put. IL Spildtgerber 100 0 , gist ering every description of Proposal to raise Money, and dermines the most vi g orous Constitutions, and often p reci p itates Eng of the q uack, nor with the fabricated fictions of the e hametese Frederick Natusch 10 10 I i s reso rted to daily by Monied Persons , whose busin ess it is to young pe rso n s, in the p r i me of life, into all the infirmities of old impostor, but will find the Doctor's Book the w or k o f a man o f J. D. Stocklletls 59 0 . make advances upon different kinds of Property and Securities, age, a complication of diseases, and the very brink of the grave, great professional experience, learning, and humanity. ( barles at int 30 10 Persons having Money to lay out may always make considerable before they are conscious of its moral tur pit u d e , or d estruct i ve Sold in half pint bottles, 45.; pint ditto, 7s. 6d.: and in quart 1 . 1..1. Kru it 10 10 ' a dvantage of it at this Office, without risk or trouble ; and . per- tendency; with Observations on the best Mode of Treatment , ditto,l4s. duty included. Wholesale only by the sole proprietors, and C o. 92, Borough Highestreet • and by one at least in VENEL, i . L'eyerßy M. M.D. every considerable town in the United Kingdom; and by the foi l° 0 sons desirous of raising Money, may probably be immediately founded on long and ample experience. E. Slee ' J. F. ehroeler, jun. 100 0 . acco mmodated at this Office, when the . y could have no chance J. P. a German 5 0 o f acc ommodation at any other, as i t is the resort of many per- Late Professor of Botany at the University of Leyden; Physician lowing Venden in London, by their Agents •—Messrs H to the Royal Household at Berlin, &c. &c. &c. and Evans, Loorlane, West Smithfield ; Elliman, Chemist. Howard , M. Non est vivere , sod valere , VIM—MARTIAL. Druggist,lo6, Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse , frost of i I Curates, tor a proportioned advantage. 10 o i s en_..s entities, fur out their Money in speculative, as well as real se -144, Whitechapel; Mounsey, Chemist, 24, Great Surrey.. ' London : Published by the Autor, and sold by Messrs. Par- the Royal Exchange, Cornbill ; Colseworthy,Chemist and Drug- t et-th resh; , Watson, 22, Southampton-street, Covent gists almost unnecessary to say, . , 166, e Fleet-st • Proposals aereGuriengaia.steredit,mwasitthboeut names—charge for Re gthisetliat tl n ie -' :n O os i t i inviolable secrecy is preserved at thibo ffice . Hours Garden; Ricnarda,l93, Strand, near St. Clement's Church; God- street, Blackfriazes-road, and at Kennington-cross • Sanger Ow of attendance front ten till five. One of the p si .apals may he lard, No. 1, Pail-Malt; at the Author's House, No. 1 0, Alfred- Becon),lso, Oxford -street; lalidgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49 a l wa y s seen f one till four. All Letters must be post - pa i d . place, Bedford-square; and by the principal Bo okseller, in Town Strand ii ; Hudson and Co. Chemists &c. 27, Ha/market -- ; Ward: and Country. 324, °Homo ; and Mattress, Peritonea l 85, Fleet-street. Apply at Na 2, Duke-street, Agdphi. he •,, tot °c*lttie 1414 ; 111 1. t ekva a it 1‘ and Q scurvy IC te,,thx swt:;:r ri,j NTIMBER 5154. _ garnet' Porto :env ti t , law": Id Ca, SMUT, MAYOR. A co \VVION COUNCIL, holden in the CIAMII tit of the GumoIIALL of the CITY of LONDON, on Thursday, the 22d thy of April, 1813. RtsoLvzo, THAT a loyal and dutifu ADDRESS be pre. sented to her Royal Highnessl the Princess of WALES, rurratulating her Royal Highness upon the complete triumph 4)ve w r the late foul and atrocious conspirac y against her Life and Honour. WOODTHORPE. fit 1 . 7 , IM anj 'el, Bi t ; Melts PEMBROKE COLLEGE, OXFORD. THE ANNIV ERSARY DINNER of the late and przsent Members of PEMBROKE COLLEGE, will be held at the City of London Tavern on the sth of May. STEWARDS. CLEMENT Hut, Esq. M.D. I Rev. C. WIONTWICE , A.M. Rev. Pu . FORTUNE , A.M. Rev. H. KNAPP, A.M. Those Gentlemen who mean to attend are requested to leave their names at the Tav D innerner , or with at Five the Stewards. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF OMPANY THE GLOBE ASSURANCE C. • LADIES AND GISITLZIAIN, AVACANCY in your Direction having occurred, by the death of Sir M. W. RIDLEY, I beg leave to offer myself as a Candidate; and to solicit the honour of your Votes and interest at the ensuing Election. I have the honour, Ladies and Gentlemen, to be Your faithful and most obedient humble servant, Craven-street, April 21, 1813. J. EAGLE. AT a very numerous MEETIN G of MER CHANTS, BANKERS, TRADERS, and other INHA BITANTS of London, convened by public advertisement, for the purpose of raising a SUBSCRIPTION to ASSIST the GER MANS in recovertg their Independence, and held at the City of London Tavern, April 22,1813, His Royal Highness the Doke of SUSSEX, in the Chair; The following Reaolutions were unanimously agreed to : Resdlved—lst. That the spirit of manly resistance against op pression, which, in consequence of the glorious example of the Russian nation, and the success of their arms, has lately burst forth in the North of Germany, ought to be encouraged. Ed. That all who feel interested in the cause of humanity, in the fate of Germany, and in the welfare of Hanover and of the Hanseatic Towns in particular, be now called upon to avail themselves of this opportunity to manifest their liberality in the succour of the oppressed, by a seasonable support to the newly raised patriotic Levies in the North of Germany, and by such early encouragement to assist in kindling a general flame of na tional ardour, which it is fervently hoped may lead to the speedy emancipation of Germany. Sd. 1 hat a Subscription be immediately opened. 4th. That a Committee be appointed to carry the objects of this Meeting into effect, with Lull power as to the manner of sending the proposed succour; and that a Committee of Gentle men be now named for that purpose, having the liberty to add to their number, and that live Members shall be a quorum. sth. That the Widows and Orphans of those Germans who have fallen or may fall sacr,fices to their loyalty and patriotism, be among the especial objects of the attention of the Committee. COMMITTEE. His Excellency Count Munster I B. A. Goldschmidt, Esq. bir Robert Wigram, Bart. Robert Taylor, Esq. Geor,ge Best, Esq. J. D. Rucker, Esq. J.ll47l2aikes. Esq. P. Devisme, Esq. Henry Smith, Eq. H. Burraester, Esq. Rev. Mr. Git se John Craven, Eaq. J. A. Rucker, F.eq, John Tyler, Eaq. H. I Ruch( r. E.q. Jacob Hulle, Esq. P. CE,!quhotp, EFq. Waite, Esq. 'flionlas P. owcroft, Esq. Morris Oppenheimer, Esq. Edward 'iimeon, El. I George Meyer, Esq. George Sultan, Fbg. A. PleschtU, I'q James Wyo., Fsq. I C. Schreiber, Esq. o,bas.ian I rid. g, Esq. Rev. Mr. Kuper. J. A. LEGER, Secretary. . The following turns were immediartly subscribed : His Royal Highness the 1 G. Hurtzig £3O C Duke of busses £lO5 0 1 Dan.el Ross and Co. 105 0 His ? Serene Highness B. F3yle and Co. 25 0 the Duke of Bruns- IJ. M. Schroder and Co. 25 0 nese 52 10 J. H. Lutterluh .5 .5 Count Munster 52 in W. E. 10 10 1t Wigram, Esq. 52 10 George Neise 20 0 Messrs. Weßs,Wignm, John bchmidt 10 0 and Green 52 10 F. Klingerdar 10 10 Messrs , . Simeon & Co. - 210 0 G. W. lirenieyer 10 10 J. P.n. Hagedorn,Esq. 105 0 C S. '1 appe 2 '2 Rudolph Grouing, Esq. 100 0 E. Kuerpeuning 10 10 Messrs. G. &W. mama H. P. K. 5 0 and Co. 100 0 John P. Eggers 10 0 Messy... W. &T. Relea Rev. John Hello .5 .5 and Co. 100 0 C. G. Helhnuth 5 0 Messrs. D. H. & J. A. D. R. a:Garman 50 0 Rucker and Co. 400 0 G. a German 50 0 Messrs. B. •A. Gold- C. W. Riethrtsullet 20 0 Eh 'Ili& aid Co. 400 0 John H. Wackerbarth 20 0 Mr. Rucker, Prot hen 1 200 0 Geo. Wackerbarth and J. N. Cosier, E. q 100 0 Son Two Friends to the Germars 105 0 Ve.srs.J.A I :my &Co. 105 Mt.-sib. E Durum and Co. .105 _ Moo 1 - irymanWAe and C o . 105 0 Jacob q. • 105 0 I. Optn hoinitT, E 5..., 2UO 0 Sehastian Fridag, Ls+ IUS 0 R Erode • - 10 .1 0 J Samilson „ 20 0 E. F. Wunderlah 10 10 Gustavus I lindt, Esq. 100 0' Sir. 6imon Kling 10 0 11r. A. Jii!.rishs 30 0 Sir. C. W. Masias 10 0 161 r. Samuel Curtis 21 0 Mr. Bluing Jorlaa 21 0 Mr. John Dean 10 10 Mr. J. C Mann 10 10 Mr. Wm. Eicke 5 5 Mr. E. Hanci.ek S 5 Mr. Charles Eirke 2 2 Mr. 1. G. &mins 25 0 Mr. JamesOvcrheck 15 15 Messrs.W. Millrn, then,-and Emden 21 4 . r. James Cowper r. J. Florian Goring 'lke Clerks at Messrs. B. A. Goldscbmidt awl Co. 52 1r) J. W. Dantziger 1 0 C. J. Kirugar 15 15 J. Drinkald and Son 10 10 T. Rowcroft 5 0 1 )01111 Lodge t:0 0 Pa•rirk Colquhoun 21 0 Joh:1 Hodgson 100 U aylor and ;Weeny 105 U }Hedrick liuth 50 0 Wm. Maithietsen • 10 10 J. H. BIM= 52 0 . Subscriptions are reeeirci at toe City of London Tavern ; at ; at Meisra Dorrien and Co.;Dowu and Co. ; Smith, Payne, and Smiths ; Roharti and eo.; Fraser, Paring, and Co.; Coats and Co.; liammersleys and Co.; and the other •Bnakers of tte Metropolis; and 6y Ural' Smith, En' Trey' titrr s Turawheel-lans. • , ses the Icy th, inCtioni axis of aonia:e. *sunli t • (ropy Wu's. I Hair, le, it :• ring it Linen lent of of the !ration, every ttle itt e ;meld Kirby nt, by meet? Bond-. sdicine ter), an, his Vt a eves the one rids No. laps If a be