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. , I• i • 1 . ---- ( - • . 1" . . t •i . J'. is. ' . ' . e • ' *4 4 4 4 4 111 4 ' L , 4 . AL111 ' OF far * =~. 1: • ...It*/ ..-4,i4Ll4frk;v 1.11••••••• • . NUMBER., 8075._ THURSDAYi.,TANUARY 21, 1813. PIIECi SIXPEN . CI!•ffALPPIINNY. ;.-- CROWN AND ANSHOR, STRAND, JANUARY 20, 11315. QUI - ISC RIPTIONS for the RELIEF of the POOR kJ SUFFERING INHABI TANTS of the different Govern ments of RUSSIA, thrmigh which the French Armies have passed In their late invasion of that Empire. SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised £22,801 12 2 'I . . john Robinson, Ca- I Per Messrs. Fletcher and rey-itrect 5 S Parsons, Orford: tdr Wm. Robinson, ditto 1 1 Rev. H. Moises 5 5 Mr. John Rubinson, jun. 1 1 I Rev. Wm. &shop 1 1 Codnt Zenoblo 1 0 Dr. WA 5 0 Wnl.Young Knight, Esq. 5 S Mrs. White, Ste Sir James Duherly 10 ri Thomas's Parisk 2 0 Sir Joins Sheffield, Bart. 1C 10 John Grosvenor, Wm. Jas. Atkinson, is+ 6 5 Orford S 5 Rev. Thos. R. Wrench, Rev. D. Mae% • Reetcry, Conshill 2 0 Mongewell 5 5 Claridge and Westin 10 10 The Warden and Captain Browell, Lienter• Fellows of Mtr nant-Covernor Green- ton College 50 0 . vicb Hospkal S 0 Mr. jos. Cook 5 5 Sir Geo. VJorrilswell. Bt. 26 $ . i 5..........-. 79 , Rear-Admiral Sir Harry Mrs. Ayton 5 5 - ?kale, Bart. MI •0 ' lima. Gotobed, Esq. 5 5 T. GI Harris, Esq. Mid. T. P. and S. Brown - 5 5 tile Temple S 0 Richard Fleming, Esq. 5 S R. B. II 0 Wither Bramaton, Esq. 10 10 Lieut.WriuDavres,R.N.lo 0 Henry Burrows, Esq. 5 5 J. Pearson, Esq. Staples Sir John Barrington, Rt. 21 0 Inn 2 3 Messrs.TattersaU, Hyde General Ptsts 10 10 Park-corner 5 5 Dealtry and Barlow 10 10 The Dean of Westmin- Hen. Lietr.-Col. Clive 21 0 ster 10 10 Rev. Archdeacon Mid- Anonymous 5 5 dicton • 1 S J. P. 10 10 Mr. Sayer 5 0 Dewager Countess of Miss Jardine 10 0 Pembroke 20 0 James Moore, !sq. 2 2 Lord Cakborpe 52 10 Thotnas Collins, Esq. 10 10 Robert Weston, Esq. 5 5 lord Somerville 52 10 Stephen Ram, Esq. 10 10 Simon Halliday, Esq. 5 5 Rev. S. G. Ram, Ring- Mrs. Wanace, Golden- more, Devon S S squire 5 5 Earl of Plymouth 105 0 Ab. St. Ledger, Esq. 5 0 Mrs. E. H. Coze, Win- Win Wilson Croker, cheater 2 0 Esq. 25 0 Mrs. Boucherett 10 10 J. Greville, Esq. 5 0 George Mestyn, Esq. 50 0 John Ayton, Esq. Mir Courier Newspaper 'it 0 senden Abbey SI 10 N. B. A Gentleman attends at the Crown arid Anchor daily, from Eleven until Three &Clock, to receive Subscriptions; or they may he paid to the different Bankers of London and West minster, to the account of " The Crown and Anchor Subscription for the Russian sufferers." TO TILE HIGH SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF WILTS. SIR —We, the undersigned, request that you will convene a Public General Meeting of the Inhabitants of the County of Wilts, for the purpose of taking into consideration the subject of the Catholic Claims. J H.Pcuttootioeta R. Loma SURREY INSTITUTION, JANUARY le, lets. THE•Proprictors and Subscribers are respectfully informed, that Dr. Caorcu will commence a Course of Lectures nn MUSPC, on Friday, the seth inst. at seven (Mock in the evening preesely, and will continue them on each prece ding Friday. Mr. BA st sera Lt. will commence a Course of Lectures on GEO- LOGY, designated to illustrate the Natural History of the Earth and its Mineral Productions, on Tuesday, the 9th of February, at the same hour, and will continue them on each succeeding Tuesday. KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary. ROKEBT. On Monday. January 25, will be, published; By Burton and Whitaker, 75, Sr. Paul's CLurchiard, r. r HE SONGS in the New POEM, entitled - 1 -•:'RANCLUY, by WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Set to Moab' by Jona WilltAltallt. Tunas ns Cat.szy TI1011• Go ESTCOURT A. L'OWLLI.. PAUL MLTISUEN WM. POWELL BENDRY CnAI. LEWIS PNIPPII• H. READ WM. SALMON W. HARDING A BRUGES WAD. LOCKII GEO. EDMONSTONZ WALTZ'''. COLEMAN CNARVES LUCAS. Devizes, January 14, 1813. TO THE CLERGY, GENTLEMEN, AND FREEHOLDERS, OF THE COUNTY OF WILTS. NEW MUSIC. Published by Goulding, Ds'mine, Potter, and Co. 40, Seho. square; and 7 ; Westmoreland -street, Dublin. S WISS Al k, with Variations, for the Harp, Piano. torte, and Flute, Nn. 12, composed by J. Maitzingiti,prtest se.; Pray Goody, with Variations, for ditto, eitto, composed bf ditto, No. 18, price ss. ; t Collection of favourite Aits for the Harp, composed and arranged by J. M. Weiparr, price as. ig 6;l4 'llse favourite Ballad," 1 he Voice of Her I love," now sb by Mr. Braham, prtne Is. 64.; Poor Senseless Mary, sung-by ditto, composed by Sir John Stevenson, price lc fitL ; Bower, cona:aosed by ditto, price Is. 6d. In a few days will he published, The Harper's First Song; the Harptr's Second Song, and the Ballad " Allan O'Dale," from the cekbta•ed Poem, litoeeir , written by Walter Scott, Esq. composed by J. Mas t i ng hi. Overture, Songs, and Marches In the favourite Play of the Rene• pile, may he had saner, composed by H.•lt. Bithop. day WIN published, By the Rev. DANIEL Tltistrwo, M.A. In 2 Vols. !Ivo. With some Additional Remarks tiy the Translator, price Ono Guinea In hoards, T'HE SECOND EDITION of a TRANSLA TION of ARISTOTLE', TREATISE on POETRY with Notes on Poetical and Musical Imitation, By the late Rev. THOMAS TWINING, M.A. Printed for T. Cada and W. Davies, in the strands, T. Payne, Pall Mall; White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet•street ; Lour man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ;J. I)eighton l Cambridge, and J. Parker, Oxford. MESSRS. JOSEPH and JOHN FOX and RICHARD DOWNING, SurgeorrDantisre, respectfully inform their Friends, and the Public, that they are removed from Lombard -street, to 22, Newbridgeistreet, illackfriars. I hereby give Notice. That, in pursuance of the above requisi tion, I do convene a public General Meeting of the Clergy, Gen tlemen, and Freeholders of the County of Wilts, to be holden at the Town Hall, in Devizes, on Wednesday, the 27th day of Ja nuary Instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose in the same requisition mentioned. W. P. A'COURT, High SherifE Heytesbury House, January 18, IBIS. • THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Blenheim .street, Great fvfarlbOrough-street. THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY. 'will be commenced on Monday, the 2Sth of January inst. at Two o'Clock, by Mr. BROOKES. Anatomical Conversations will be held weekly, when the (Ef ferent subject& treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the Students' views forwarded. To these none but Pupils can be admitted.--Spactons Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and re plete with every convenience, are open all the Morning for the purposes of Dissecting and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes attends to direct the Students, 'and demonstrate the various parts as they appear on Dissection. The inconveniences usually attending Anatomical investigations, are.counteracted by an antiseptic process. Pupils maybe acccmi modatvd in the House. Gentlemen established in Peactice, de sirous of renewing their Anatomical Knowledge, may be accons• mod ated with an Apartment to Dissect in privately. COUNTY OF INVERNESS. SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFER- - - - --- ING PEOPLE OF RUSSIA. AT a MEETING of the LIEUTENANTCY, COMMISSIONERS of SUPPLY, and JUSTICES of the PEACE, for this Shire, convened by public advertisement, and holden at the Court House in INVERNESS, on the Bth January, 1813, -e. It was moved by the Hon. Colonel A. FRASER of Lovas, se condedby Atrocs ; Vl'lNTosn , Esq of Holm, and unanimously resolved by the Meeting, to nominate a Committee for this ob ject, and the following nentlemen were accordingly appointed : ?Ile Hon. Colonel A. Fraser, I.ovat ; Angus M'lntosh, Esq. of Holm; William Fraser, Esq. of Culbokie; E. S. Fraser, Esq. of Reelick ; and Thomas Gilzean, Esq. of Bonaughton • with in structions to employ all the means which might con duce to ob taM the amplest and most extensive Subscription, and from all classes of people, and such as their respective abilities may allow of; the smallest offering being estimable from a humane heart : And, with further instructions, to request the Convener to call a County Meeting, to consist ot the Freeholders, Lieutenantcy, Commissioners of Supply, Justices of the Peace, Heritors, and all persons disposed voluntarily to contribute to this most lauda ble purpose; to be holden at Inverness on the 29th January, 1813; and previously advertised in the Inverness Journal, Lon don Courier and STAR, an.l Edinburgh Co 'rant, Caledmlan Mercury, and Correspondent, twice in each paper; and the Committee to report Foceedings to the said Meeting. A Subscription paper was opened immediately in Court, and handsomely commenced. The Committee thus ippeinted, Resolved, To consider of and give effect to the best means for recommending to the sympathy of their fellow subjects in this county to subscribe an and to wards the relief ot the meritorious People of Russia, who haws borne with such magnanimity the cruel consequences of the late most atrocious and unprovoked aggression and invasion, by the Tyrant Usurper of France, and his Vassal Allies, leading armies of a magnitude and preparation, unknown in modern war, and supposed to be irresistible: but which the Illustrious Emperor and Glorious Nation of Russia, after the grandest sacrifices and most astonishing privations, have turned upon, resisted and nearly annihilated. Sublime as tide suffering and spirit have been, and signally ho nourable to Russia, yet the elf cis are not confined to that Em pire—thi/ promise to liberate Europe—they electrify the World, and our Nation already feels the grand vibration througo her Colonies, Manufactures, and Commerce. Our distant Colonies are rising above their depress'on, our own Poor are rapidly re .lieving by employment, and every individual in the British Em pire, in whinever calling, will be essentially benefited. It is therefore the Humanity, t'se Honour, and even the Po licy of our Countrymen that we call upon on this occasion. Resolved, therefore, That it is recommended to every Noble man and Gentleman connected with this County to exert himself distinctly among his Friends, Tenantry, and Dependants; to open a Subscription paper, and employ these grou-sis of appeal to their feelings, which are so obvious; and when filled, to tor. ward the paper and the money to Mi. Lockhart Kinloch, Sheriff Clerk, at Inverness. _ _ _ r'ASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, .1: privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modem style. Mr. A:JAN . 6 system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom It is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite 1n genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want prjitre teaching may learn at a small expeace, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. This day was published, in Bvo. pricr TOL 6d. in boards, (Dedicated, by Permicsion, to the Right Hon. Lott Eldon,) THE PRACTICE of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY. By JOHN NEWLAND, Of the Inner reinple. Esq. Barrister at Law, This Work commences w;th the filing of the Bill, and purities each stage of the stet, as it occurs in it. respective order. some of the most usual int•rlocti tory applications to the Court are itr iroduced under distinct Sec - dons, others are in•erspersed through* out those parts of the Work to which they more imnwdlately rclate. SOHO -SQUARE ACADEMY has reopened, under the direction of Mr. DUNCAN, Professor of the Mathematics ; the Classical Department conducted by the Rev. JOHN WRIGH r, A.M. of Caius College, Cambridge. This Institution, which has been conducted for upwards of a century with the highest respectability, is calculated• for the re ception of Foreigners who wish to be instructed iu the English Language, as well as young Gentlemen preparing for the Colleges, the East-India Service, and the various departmentsof Commerce. A Prospectus of the Establishment, with terms ci Board and Education, may be had at Soho-square. London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; and L Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. . _ MODERN POETRY New Editions of the following esteemed Works have been lately. published by T. CADELL and W. DAVIES, Strand 1. THE PLEASURES of MEMORY ; with other Poems. BAST-INDIA NOUSE, January 19, 1813. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of .MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trails: hike EAST INDIES, do herin aire orotke, That a General Court of the said Company, will be held. by Adjournment, at the;r House, in Leadenhall-street, on Friday, the sDd instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take into further con•idPration the Papers laid by the Court of Direct• ten before the General Court on the sth of this Month. JAMES COBB, Asai:tint-Sa►etary. By SAMUEL ROGERS, Esq. Corrected and enlarged, with new embellishments, elegantly' printed to one volume, peke 10e. 6d in boards. •„'' A few copies have bcen taken off on hue paper, and a few on India paper. 2. Poems, by William Robert Spencer, elegantly printed is one voiwne avo. with a Frontispiece, price 10s. hoards. s. Tbe Ta lois ens of am PLR, a Forth, by William Hayky, Esq. elegantly printed In a pocket volume, 64.1ioards. 4. The MINE ; a Dreniaric Poem; to which are added, Two Historic Odes, b) John Sarjent, Esq. elegantly printed is a pocket' volume, and adorned with plates, As. boards. 5. Larolise SON h ITS, and other Poems, by Charlotte crtifth, elegantly printed in two pocket volumes, and adorned with plates, lat.. boards. fur FE of the late GEOItGE GOLDSMID, Esq. Deceased. A_ LL Persons }laving any Claim or Demand om the ES TAI E and IFFEcTS of GEORGE GOLDS:I,4IIJ, 13 , " of Leman .s 'set, Goodnian's-fields, in the County of Mid dicsea, dectased, are desired to mid the amount and pgrti etdars then of, with the nartire .4. the Securities, (if any,) to Messrs W. and I. ALLEN, of Clifford's Inn; and all Per sons indebted to the Deteasesl, are rcirunted to pay the :Arne as above soon as possible, as the payment of the Legacies and the Division of tke "lestator's Estate, will be finally made in two months from the dare Wed. Dated pith January, 1813. By Older of the Executors. \V. and J. ALLEN, 17, Clifford's-Inn. E. °heron, a Poem, from the Getirm of Wieland, by William Eaii. elegantly printed hi two pocket volumes, and .nlitri.ed with platy, 151. in boards. P.' A few copies on large paper LI le. board. 7. SAUL, a Poem, hi two Parts, hy the Same, elegantly printed in 4to. price 18s board,. ti. CoNSTANCI DT CASTILLI, a Poem, in tea Cantos, by the Same, in 4to. price £1 5,. is boar.bi. _ _ nut Pcist tc. SWIFTSindCo.. the Contractors for the present ' LOTTERY.; rietvrta their sincere thanks to the Public for the distinguished favours they have n ceived, and at the same time beg leave to offer their congratulations on the success which has attended the purchatera, from the restoration of the old mode of Drawing in the Lottery just ended, the whole of the Capital Prizes having been divArd and sold in Shares. The present Innen- Lettery consists of only 7000 Tickets, and contains 9. The Caisiozas, or Tie Minstrels of Acre; a Pdem, is Cantos, Oro. tits. boards. Resolved, That it is requested of every Minister of every per suasion, to recommend from the Pulpit, and to employ their in fluence to this Christian end; and obtain the Subscriptions of the individuals of their respective Congregations, and of the inhabi tants of their respective Parishes; and to transmit the paper and money similarly. Resolved, 'That a Copy of these Minutes and Resolutions be tran‘mitted to the Lord Lieutenant of the County, requesting his concurrence and assistance. NEW GOOSE FEATHER BEDS, sig4. Bolster, 28. Pillows; 6.4. each, ready-made Bed Ticks from ss. to ,e 2 each, New Goose Feathers, 3s. White Down, 4s. 61 Cock and Hen Feathers from is. M. to 'Z's. per lb. sear ranted to be genuine. Seasoned New Feathers sold from one pound to any quantity, by Inglis, at the New Feather Warehouse, No. 5, Al fred-place, London-road, near the Elephant and Cagle, South wark; at his Sale Shop, No. 64. High-street, near St. Giles's Church ; and at No. 1, Brighton-plat, New Kent-raad. N. B. New Feathers bought, and wanted a supply of New Blankets and Carpets from the Manufacturers ; has Mattrasses. of every description, and Sea Beds. - - - - CIRCULTING LIBRARIES FOR THE WINTER. A K. NEWMAN and Co. beg leave to inform x.• any Lady or Gentleman who is going to commence a Li brary, .hat they have three complete ones to digpo.e of, on exceeding low terms, for Ready Mot-:y : one of 69 t Volumes, twelves, new, half-bound in calf. at It. 6d. per volume; another of 939 Volumes, new, half-bound in calf, at 2s. p-r volume; and a third, a capital collection of 649 Volumes, n-w, half-bound in calf, for 2s. M. per volume —Particulars on avlieation. Minerva Office, Leadenhalt 7 street, October, tall. DI POEMS, by the Rev. W. L. Bowles, Prebendary of Salis bury, and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Prom.: ut Wales, eltgairly printed to tw•u poehut volumes, anJ &domed with plates, 12. boards. It. The Smarr of Ducats..., or the Conquest of Ocean. A Poem, in five Books ; with Notes, Historical and Illustrative. (forming Volume III.) by the Same, with plater, 9s. boards. 12. orzus, (never before published) written chiefiy at Bram hill, in Wiltshire, VuL L by the S fine, 8-. boards. 13. Pouts, Sacred and Moral, by Thomas Giibblene, MA. elegantly printed in a pocket volume, and adorned with plates, 7r. boards. 1 of £20,000 is 1 - 10.000 - - 5,000 . . 2 - 2,000 3 - 1,000 4 . 300 - 4 . 300 5 - '2OO ,e 20,000 10,000 5 000 4,1'00 3.000 2,000 1,200 1,000 Resolved, That the Member for the County be requested In like manntr to obtain in London the Subscriptions of persons now there, who are connected with this County, and for that purpose to art with the other Members of a Committee, now named, of such Gentlemen of Inverness-shire as are usually re sident in London. 0 . 11. WALILS in a Politer, or Poems deeriptlee of Scenery • and Inc;clent+ characteristic cf a Forest at different Seasons el the Year, by the Same. with plates, 75. boards. 15. The Neass, a Poem; translated from the Italian of Luigi TransUlo, by Wm. Roscoe. 1 hird with lingrav ngs us Wood, ss. boards. Re'solved, That as the Sheriff of the County is now in Edin burgh, be he requested to open a Subscription paper, and obtain from a'l persons now in Edinburgh, who are connected with this County, their aid. Resolved, That as the East and West Indies, and other fo reign Commie -1, contain many perbons connected with this County, there he printed copies of this Minute of Resolutions transmitted to these Countries, to obtain aid. Resolved, That Ladies are respectfully invited to contribute their offerings. Resolved, That there be 200 copies of these Resolutions print ed on the face of a sheet of paper, to serve for Subscription papers; and circulated, directed to the Heritora, Justices, and Ministers in the County. A. FRASER I.OV AT, Prete.. 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The Sperm Oil in particu lar they can offer for all superior purposes, as they pledge them selves .0 sell it genuine, and in proof of which they warrant it to burn at least ten hours with a brilliant and pure fla.de without requiring the usual and disapreeable attention, namely, raising the cotton or rem vi cg the crust from it, which must always be resorted to during that space of time, when the Oil is not go- Improperly prepared, or, of an inferior quality. Uptonsand Co. can, with propriety, assert, that their Sperm Oil cannot be exceeded iu fineness ot quality at any price how ever high, nor do they doubt but their other Oils, for general purposes, will be fonnd equally deserving of notice, being all par ticularly ,fine of their seteral kinds. 0 , Orders received at the Warehouse, 41, London • Wall, only, where Merchants, Ship Owners, Captains, and the Trade n general, may be supplied with any quantities ot Oils and Cu. ou. a, dry, or ground. at abs lowest wholesale prices. JESUITS DROPS. THE true on JESUITS DRO PS are now pre pared by SHAW and EDWAJ&DS, (successors to Joseph I s, Wessel), 66, on the Foot-Way, St. Paurs"Church-y d. The Jesuits Daors have been long known and esteemed ase cheap, effectual, and otten an immediate cure for the btranguary, teem., Weakness of the Kidnies or Bladder; and when taken on thefirst attack of Venereal Infeetion,they will infallibly accomplish the de sired effect: should tile complaint be faredvanced, is will be ne-. sessary to take the Sracivic Ksmaor with the Jesuits Drops. The many depredations made on the property of the Proprie tors, compels Them to give this Caution, that no One Bottle will be sent out of their house without " SHAW and EDWARDS, (Suc cessors to J. Wessel), 66, St. Paul's Church yard," engraved on the =amp.. All others which are sold without the above name m . an impositions as ilae public. Pelee 2a..5d. lls. and ida. 23. 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