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. F - • • • 4 _ .N I • I that mpe s „ if n ot e esta. When v n~ it 'reten. y~ '~ g • !,• c,e!..e.f,; ' , • . • r ' . 1 41t . " . '--. cz ,„„ ~ • • 10 .. Z ; . 7 . • .., • • •• • . . . ' . ANN A' .-.#ll 1 . 'Y . '' • . • 1 , . I , •'. . . ~....• ...*., • ....• ... ... s.)k ' ' le 0 • _ , . _ me...... 111.1., . • t! • . i 4) .icritlgiajf( 'FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1812. PRICK SIKVENCD-lIALF PENNI . • minErt 781$ • . N A VAL AND MILrI t AItY EIBLt SOCIETY. INSTITUTED IN 1780. .. IPratt OMMIrrEE beg leave tcl return their 1 - i ii d t cordial acknowledgments' to those Clergymen and Mkt Ministen, who, by Congregational Collections, havel corn - w i t h t he late appeal of this Society io behalf of 21420 of our rinet Sailor, and Soldiers who have recently and individually ex mod a w ish to he supplied with a Copy of the Sacred Scrip- The Committee alto with gratitude acknowledge the y aid afforded by the Nobility, Ladies, and Gentlemen, whetw y e lately favoured the Society with Donations and Sub+ •• e Though the additional sums received by this Society we neeedingly liberal, yet the Committee feel it their duty to state gat they are very far from being thereby enabled to fulfil the an gina wish of the Society, to put the Bible into the hands of every Idea Sailor and Soldier desirous of reading it. The demands e we alluded to, it should be observed, are only from Sailors and Soldiers attached to Ships and Regiments on home service. The l ento of our brave defenders, employed in the Fleets and Armies broad, have as yet been but very sparingly supplied. The Corn- ! eittee therefore trust, that the renewed exertions and benevo bate of a generous public, will be so continued as to enable an lastitution that has now existed 32 years (though hitherto very vadequately supported) to present th e Sacred Scriptures to our ase Sailors and Soldiers both at home and abroad. PATRON, His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. VICE PATRON. His Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER. PRESIDENT. His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY. VICE PRESIDENTS. fille Right Hon. and Might Rev. the Lord Bishop of LONDON. The Hon. and Right Rev. Lord Bishop of DURHAM. The Very Rev. the Dean of CANTERBURY. Right Hon. Earl SPENCER. Illight Hon. Earl DARTMOUTH. Right Hon. Earl RADNOR. Right Hon. Lord WILLOUGHEY DE BROKE. • Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBIER. lion. PHILIP POSEY. Sir WILLIAM PIPPERELL., Bart. Sir THOMAS BERNARD, Bart. . Liettenaut General Roister Mammals - 'WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, Esq. M.P. ROBERT THORNTON, Esq. M. P. TREASURERS. M. AUDIOS' MARTIN, Charlotta.strtet, Eloemabury. Mr. Jou et Siren IN SO ti, Wi:liam-htree, Chatham-place. SECRETARIES (grati-). i (Vacant) Naval Department. 3. M. Cheer , Captain, Royal Artillery, Military Department. •lISISTANT SECRETARY. 3b. NICHOLAS Mame:sera, Mount-street, Lambeth. COLLECTOR AND MESSENGER. VP. JOHN ELLSI&ORTH, Willow-walk, Kentish Town. CONGREGATIONAL COLLEC /lONS. AibleCharch, North Leeds, per Rev. J. Lewthwaite 211 0 AU Saints Church, Sudbury, per Rev. T. W.Trowke 4 2 6 *await Chapel, per Rev. W. Shenstone - 10 0 0 Alowick Chapel, per Rev.D. Paterson - 3 1 0 Mumpstead Church, per Rev. I. H. Stewart 10 0 0 Bsttenea Church, per Rev..-- - 25 4 7 /Atwell Church. per Rev. R. Chapman . 2 6 6 Buingacke Church, per Rev. J. White - 22 19 2 Ditto Volunteer Infantry, per ditto - 5 0 0 Barking, Essex, per Rev. I. R. Paster - 6 14 0 Beckington Chapel, Wilts, per Rev. Mr. Hinton 3 0 0 • /Wel Chapel, Sheerness, per Rev. J. Prankard 15 0 0 bedeck Chapel, Mary-la bowie, per Rev. B. Woodd and Rev J. Mann - - 59 10 0 Bethnal Green Chapel, per Rev. J. Kello • - 6 1 711 &nick Church, per Rev. I. Barnes - 17 11 2 liwneet.Major Wright, Ist Royal Lancashire Militia, pa ditto - . - 0 5 0 &leant Bond, ditto, per ditto - - 0 5 0 Serjeant Healy, ditto, per ditto - . o 5 . 0 Serjeaht Leach, ditto, per ditto - . 0 3 0 Corporal Wilkins, ditto, per ditto e 0 3 0 Bishop Auckland Church, per Rev. J. Bacon - 57 10 Dggar, N. B. per Rev.J. Brown, jun. .. 6 0 0 BlunhamChurch,Bedfordsbire, per Rev.R.P.l3eachcroft 5 5 0 Belford Church, Suffolk, per Rev. W. F. Bird 13 0 0 Ledford Church, Wilts, per Rev, F. Knight 4 13 4 Brighton, Chapel at, per Rev. . - •$ 14 0 Ditto Ditto, per Rev. Mr. GeUard ' - 19 1 0 Somali Church, near Wirksworth, per Rev. J. H. Maddock - 6 15 0 Chapel Royal, Tower. per Rev. T. Wilkinson 19 4 10 Castle -street Chapel, Reading, per Rev. J. Watkins 16 la -2/ Canhalton Church, per Rev. W. Rose - 43 7 0 Cam and-Stinchcombe Churches, per Rev. W. Fryer 10 8 s Clapham Church, per Rev. J. Venn - 54 2 4 Clever Church, near Windsor, per Rev. Mr. Jarvis 14 6 0 Chichester Sub-Deanery, per Rev. N. Middleton 410 0 Colchester Chapel at, per Rev. J. Sevin - 10 7 0 Christchurch, Hants, per Rev, S. Clapham - 11 0 0 Colchester Chapel at, per Rev. .. 4 13 0 Cockermouth, per Rev. C. Fawcett .. . 44 0 Chichester, St. Peter the Less, per Rev. . 4 2 6 Coegreption In a Country Church, per W. H. 1 5 0 Cottinghant Chapel at, per Rev. A. Kidd . 50 0 Commercial Dock Chapel, per Rev. J. Day - 311 6 r:n Church, per Rev. J. Waltham - 12 18 0 i etr Rev. Dr Davidson - - 30 0 0 Down and Cudham Parishes, per Rev. J. Bull 615 21 Dr . ntoti Leauchamp Church, per the Rev. J. Bishop 4 2 7i thritaton Church, per Rev. D. Warren - 18 2 0 D r y (.6;pel, Holborn, Contributions collected, per Rev. J. Wikox . - - - 35 3 7 folksteae Church, per Rev. T. Tiros - 11 1 0 !raalftelii Church, Sussex, per Rev. T. Woddward 6 8 6 rautingdon Church, near Chichester, per Rev. G. Bliss 3 15 6 Gateshead Church, per Rev. J. Colluison - 71 5 0 Crest Maplestead Church, per Rev. J. Sperling 3 7 0 Greeeock Relief Chapel at, per Rev. Messrs. Auld, Wilson, and Hircas . - 26 2 0 Harwell Mire!), Berks, per Rev. Mr. Hall 4 St 6 Havant Church, per Rev. G. D. Renaud - 60 0 Hexham Chapel, per Rev. J. Scott - . 25 0 Hoilwell Mount Chapel, per Rev. W. F. Platt 9 9 0 I, Htikot ! Ch urch, per R .J. Bishop - 3 9 10t Huy Chapel at, per Rev . Charles Atmore . S 6 8 1 Meekly, Leicestershire, per Rev. J. Gull - 36 0 h er March, per Rev. E. Ward .. - 16 9 1 Rbllslaad Chapel, per Rex. J. Campbell ..‘ 20 0 0 •-•-----., Additional, a Mi te f rom a Poor Man 0 S 0 t•e"inster Church, per Rev. J. Williams . 14 IQ 9 Leith Church, per Rev. D. Johnston, D. D. 12 0 0 Leffishui Church, per the Very Rev, and Hon. the , .0-aka. Dean of Wi n d sor - .. - 15 12 0 1 I 1 e Chapel, per Rev. Mr. King - 32 0 0 1-yule Chapel at, per RET. J. Wheaton - 4 0 0 Pia ccltifitld Chapel 24 per Rev. R. Smith - 16 0 0 Maidenhead Chapel, at, by Rev. J. Cook , 20 0 0 r i c tn ald ou lesh , act. Church, by Rev. ----' .. 511 6 Af ordon " t aztbitri Rev. T. I ant aster - 10 13 6 Mitch am c ,.__ , !by Rev. Dr. Peers - .7 3 0 Newcastle aur a :, by Rev. S. D. Myers - 24 10 0 awe l) at, by Rev. It. Davidson - 713 6 Newbury Clin • by by Rev. .L Roe 8 0 0 Olney Church, by Rev. J. B. Stewart 24 18 0 ""leY Leurch, by Rev. H. Gauntlett - 10 0 0 r'ord °car t Peterborough, by Rev..---e - 50 0 l, Vern -street, by Rev. Mr. Spencer 28 9 Si rtckhrar ada,e ...pet. 1 Chapel ) Chelsea , by Rev. Mr. Pickett 44 6 ,n 1 „,_ ‘"Pels by Rev. Dr. Collyer teterho- ough Church, by k e y. J. S. Pratt - 26 1 0 - 40 0 0 ?satin l gi t) . l ..,.t hha Pt -I . at, by Rev. R. Cumyns - 10 10 0 por e m ‘; urtgb key, P. W. hide - 912 0 I Fon :ot l ‘ _ lard Ch. by Rev.T i S.Scott, 1.1.. D. 23 7 5 I_-- 11 "cklard, the Has. Commissioner ~-••••ss's dead k• 1 6 0 ‘ • ‘Thrll / 4 1h Clarti sty by' Rev. Waiuslaw 14 0 P I Pettenham Church, by Rev. J. Bishop - o 18 41 Queen's. q Chapel, Westminster, by Rev. J. Shepherd 42 16 1 Rainham Church, by the Rev. G.'l'. Noel - 8 0 0 Rotberhithe Church, by Rev. J. Lake • 10 5 7 Rotherham Church, by Rev. T. Bayliffe - 17 1 0 Rye Usage!, at, by Rev. B. Leggatt - 5 17 li St. James's Church, by the Very Rev. the Dean of . Canterbury - St. Magnus, London-bridge, by Rev. R. Crosby St. Leonard's ' Shoreditch, by ditto - St. Botolph's Church, Aldersgate, by Rev. A. W. Trullope - - St. Mary, Aldermary, and St. 'Thomas Apostle, by ReS. Messrs. Smith and Wilkinson - St. Clement's Danes Church, by Rev. Mr. Gurney St. John's Chapel, Portsea, by the Rev. W. S. Du- - 90 4 0 8 16 6 13 18 0 1013 4i 48 11 7 22 1 Si unto) , .. - - - - St. Bartholomew's Church, Exchange, by the Rev.. G. Shepherd - - - - St. Matthew's and St. Peter's, by Rev. G. A. Hatch St. James's, Clerlienwell, by Rev. H. Foster St. Mary't-Church, Walthamstow, by Rev. Mr. Sparrow - . - - St. Mary at Hill, Thames-street, by the Rev. Mr. Dodd - - - St. Mary, Warwick, by Rev. J. Austin St. Mary, Beverly, by Rev. R. Rigby St. Mary's Church, Kilkenny, by Rev. P. Roe St. Bride's Church, by Rev. J. M. Jones - St. Peter's Church; Colchester, by Rev. R. Stott)! and J. Bull - - St. Michael Royal, and St. Martin Vlntry, by the Rev. --- - - - - St. John's, Southwark, by Rev. W. J. Abdy St. Mary's Church, Leicester, by the Rev. T. Ro binson - - - St. James's Chapel, Hampstead, by Rev. St. Peter's Church, Ipswich, by Res. E. Griffin St. Lawrence Church, Reading, by the Rev. W. Marsh - - St. Saviour's Church, Southwark, by the Rev. W. Mann - - - St. Andrew Wardrobe, and St. Ann's, Blackiriars, by Rev. W. Goode - - Sall .bury Chapel, at, by Rev. J. Saffery - Seal Church, Seven Oaks, by Rev. W. Humphrey Salem Chapel, Woolwich, by Rev. J. W. P. rey Shaftesbury Chapel, at, by Rev. S. Butler - Scarborough Chapel, at, by Rev. S. Bottumley Stranraer Church, N. B. by Rev. J. Coulter Shipton Chapel, at, near York, by Rev. J. Jackson Southampton Chapel, by Rev. T. Adkins Shrewsbury Chapel at, per Rev. T. Weaver Swindon Chapel at, per Rev. J. Mantell Swindon Church, Wilts, per Rev. W. Jones Tidenham Church, near Chepstow, per Rev. T. Thomas . - . 10 17 0 Tottenham Church, per Rev. T. Roberts 14 12 . 6 Tunbridge Church, per Rev. C. Hardinge 13 3 1 Upper Hardie. Church, near Canterbury, per Rev. Mr. Sandys .. 4 0 6 Waltbanistow Chapel at, per Rev. G. Collison 20 4 0 Welbeck Chapel, per Rev. J. White . 55 7 1 Westbromwich Chapel at, per Rev. J. Cooper 6 0 II Welcombe Regis Church, per Rev. W. Gorton 16 1 S Weymouth, per Rev. Dr. Crackn',ll and Friends 6 4. 0 Weybridge Church, per Rev. F. Haultain, D. D. 8 17 0 Wrawley Church and Chapel of Brigs, per Rev. J. Gifturd . - Whitechapel Church, per Rev. D. Mathias Wlnchelsea Cht.rch, per Rev. D. KoUingburr Wolverhampton Chapel at, per Rev. I'. Seales Workington Church, per Rev P. How Woolwich, per Rev. J. Bickt rdike - Yarmouth Chapel, per Rev. S. Botts - Yawl) , Church, Hones, per Rev. R. C. Caswell 30 0 0 8 0• 0 11 6 6 17 0 0 18 13 91 • 7 10 0 18 4 9 0 0 5 0 0 1s 6 2 21 16 11 3 i 6 10 1 0 42 12 6 13 5 4 9 13 0 40 0 0 17 0 0 38 16 9 7 9 8 3 15 6 17 9 6 5 10 6 18 5 9 8 p 0 1 15 9 - . 15 8 6 - 10 0 0 - 9 15.9 13 11 0 • oe, lii 3 8 6 22 13 8 4 1 6 0 0 4 4 0 10 2 0 5 5 0 • 0 • • •• .0 BRITISH FIRE INSURANCE-OFFICE. 'THE DIRECTORS are ready to grant Policies for the Insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Mercbandize, Ship., Vessels, and all other Property, against loss or damage by FIRE, on Principles the most liberal and equitable, and on Terms consistent with the mutual security of the Office and the Pubic. Insurances due and payable at LADY-DAY, must be renewed within fifteen days therefrom, or the Policies will be void. I he increased value of all Property renders it in general ne cessary to prudent Persons to add to their insurances; such addi tions will be rosde by this Office without charge for the Policies; nor will any be made for Policies for Insurance of ,0300 or up wards. FARMING STOCK ;it the reduced premium of 2s. per Cent. Proposals may be had gratis at the principal Offices In the Strand and Curnbill, London, or of the Company's Agents in the dif ferent Cities and 'Towns in Great Britain and Ireland. -ROBERI' SKELTON, Sec. LLOYD'S, MARCH VS, 1812. SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the WIDOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN lately lost in his Majesty's Ships SE. GEORGE, of 98 ism. HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, SALDANHA, of 38 guns, FANCY, of 12 guns. The Committee chosen for the Management of this Subscrip tion, in order to make known the extraordinary claims and mag nitude of the calamity requiring relief, beg to state, that the number of lives lust is the above-mentioned Ships, amounts to upwards of 2900, and much exceeds the number of those in either of the great Battles of the Nile, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar. Subscriptions advertised ;8779 19;. lbd. The Bank of Ire Lind 50 0 George Griffith,, Esq. 2 0 rhomu Palmer Acland, Gerard Callaghan, Esq. Esq. 6 6 Cork • 5 0 Sir M. Stapylton 10 10 Captain I. Corgrave, R.N. S o Sir Isaac Heard 5 2 Lieut. E. S. Cotgrave 2 0 Capt. Edward Fanshawe, D. Hall, Esq. Barbadoes 5 5 itclyal Engineers S S P. Bond, Esq. 10 10 The Rev. Edward Palmer, Emanuel College Com- Carlton, Northampton- bin anon- room 13 13 shire 5 0 Roadie Wilbraliam,Esq. 10 10 Proceeds of a t'lay per. Hugh Stanger, Esq. 10 10 formed at Messrs. Jo- Rev. Dr. Hay, of Christ nas & Penley's Thea- Church, Oxford 5 5 tre, at Rye 10 9 6 Hopkins, Lincoln, & Co. 10 0 Donation from the Forum I Rev.:,. H. Standen 2 it of Edinburgh, by A. Capt. Lord. Colville, ' M‘Cheyne, Esq. 10 0 H. M.S. Queen 5 5 The Officers and Ship's Br. John Jamison, R.N. 5 0 Company of the Sera- lames Henry Houstoun 10 10 pis, S. S. 19 11 6 G. L. 10s. 6d. Rev. Robt. Tyrwhitt 20 0 R. K. 106.64. • Peter Barker, Esq. 2 2 J. B. The Rev. Edw. Peacock, The Rev. C. Hill Fellow of Trinity Col- Lord Vise. Hood - kge, Cambridge 2 2 Hon. Lady Stuart John Brouncker, Esq. 2 2 Mrs. John Stuart The , Right HOll. Vistount I Rev. T. Wood.roo fff " New ar k 10 10 I William Boyd, Esq. ' Adm James Brine 5 0 'Capt. Charles Paget John Baring, Esq. Mount - Charles Biunney, Esq. Radford, !ismer 5 0 Additional Subscript•on J. B. - - S S at Oxford, per bir J. The Earl of Cardigan ,10 10 Saumares - 7 7 The Corporation of the I John Chippendale, Esq. 5 3 City of London 210 0 The Captain, Officers, end• Crew of his Majesty's ship Fortunee - - - • - 50 0 The Captain, Officers, and Crew of his Majesty's ship Hamadryad - - - - 50 0 M. March, Secretary to Vice*Admiral Thornborsuals 5 5 The Officers of his Majesty's ship Brisol - 10 0 The petty Officers Ind Men of ditto two dais pay Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship Sceptre, 2 days pay. Officcrsand men of his Majesty's ship Resolute, 2 days pay. Officers & crew of his Majesty'. ship Et halion, 9 day. pay. St $ Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship San Josef, 2 days pay. The Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship Aboukir. The Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship Dictator. The Officers and Men of his Majesty's sh p Iphigenie. '1 be Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship Braave. The following Collection was made at the Grand Jury Room, Exeter, by Sit J. T. Duckworth, K. B. The Hon. N. Fellowes 5 0 Reymuado Putt, Esq. 5 0 SirThos.D.Ackhul,Bart. 5 0 John Bulteel, Esq. 5 0 Sit Stafford H. Northcote,• Samuel Kekewick, Esq. 5 0 5 0 John B. Cholwiek, Esq. 5 0' Sir John Duntze, Bart. 5 0 Il'. Taylor, Esq. in addition Sir John Kennawsy, Bart. 5 0 to ,e 2 already subscribed 3 0 Sir J. T. Duckworth, K.B. 5 0 John Quicke, Esq. 3 0 Ditto, 2d subscription 5 0 W. T. Hall, Esq. 9 0 Charles Hayne, Esq. 5 0 William Jackson, Esq, 2 0 Albany Sault, Esq. 1 0 IJ. Worth, Esq. 1 0 Baldwin Fulfoed , Esq. 5 0 Subscriptions received by the Masters of this House, and by all the Bankers in London and Westminster. THOMAS FERGUSOr i Secretary. NO 3, GeorEclard, Lesubosii•ottlet.. 3 9 2 0 10 10 5 5 5 5 2 2 5 0 5 0 6 6 • • AGENTS. A GENTLEMAN gremly in the teilney bdsiness, would be glad to find a person who ha- mo-ied connec tors ai.d would bnag •h m to Lis Ogler, wherein. shoal , ' hare a -ituat.tin to see how the business is irausact,d mid half the profits. Add..ess to Mr. Murphy, 141 , l'orr.aad.-tr‘tt. MRi. SALMON'S ROYAL NAX•WORK. MRS. SALMON respectfully informs the Nobi- MLL.tor a d 0-ntry, that her EXHIBI I'ION of Hi •TORICAI. WAX-WORK, havit g just ud , lergone many improyemeits mud decorations, will continue open to-morkow, and t eely day nest Week, from Ten in the Morning till Nine at Night, at the must Admi.tance of ts each person. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mn ALLEN privately taught, at No. if), Sherrarii-vueet, Golden-squares to Ladies and Gentlemen of ley age, who have brier kartat that aecomplishntent,por have cot the m odern style. Mr At tus's system o: teaching is expressly Studied for thole to whom it is an übjtct to acquire easily that fuh unable requisiie for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior styli of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private hashing may learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching ..venings. Protee.ors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the proles& don. The Subscription Asettnblies are ever? Fridae. DANCING. M R. WILSON, Dincingadaster, from the King's Theatre, Opera House, Author of theAsialysio of Country Dancing, and Treasures of . 1 erpischore, ace. respectfully informs the public that his Academy for Dancing is open every day s wheal persons of any age may be instructed in the mvst pnvate manner, in every department of Dancing, adapted either to the Stage or Ballroom. Ladies may receive instructions front Mrs. Wilson, in any department of Dancing. Cards of terms may be had as his residence, No. 9, Bedford-street, Bedford-row, Ho!Dor% Where may be had, price 12s. The third edition of his Analysis of Codntry Dances, et*. taming, in addition to the former Edition, a great number of new Figures, several new Reels, an Essay on the deportment of the Person in Dancing, with Tables for composing almost any num ber of Figures to one tune, together with the complete etiquett• of the Ifali•room. Where may also be had, price ss. 6d. the Treasures of Terp• sichore. ,QILK - STOCKINGS, and real INDIA COTTON 'kJ S 1 OCKINGS, telling off, of a very superior quality, both ribbed and plain, at RADFORD'S NOT tINGHAM WARE HOUSE, No. S 2, chcapside, four doors from Bow Church; a large quantity of white or black silk hose, from 6s. 6d. a pair to the most curious qualities cheap •in proportion; likewise a gum). tity of India cot:ou hose, from is. 6d. a pair to very fine 2s. 6d. best superfine Ss. 6.d. men's boot hose Is. 6d. a pair; also a plan. tity of good gloves, from 6d. a pair. 'those who have to maim large purchases, will find an advantage well worth attention. 1 o prevent mistakes, observe they are at Rachord's Nottin hant Warehouse, No. se, Cli upside, four doors from hew Churc h, PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. - THE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer, is determined to sell every article of the first fashion an 4 workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz. Pearl Necklacesanypattern frumle2 15 6 remaking 40 12 0 Earrings per pair 1 3 0 0 10 4 Bandeaux • • 10 10 0 210 • Springs . • 44 0 upwards i 1 5 0 - Enrclets per pals. 5 to o Q 10 0 Lockets - • 1 11 ti 0 14 • Brooches • 1 S 0 I i 07• • Crosses - - 1 1 0 L o 441 Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive sod believe, from the above prices, that every ornament is made front a c ins% podtion, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, pert ars respectfell7 informed, that every article is compoied of Oriental Pails from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persil, which, being manufactured by the real Workman, are offered to the pubis. much under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns. In moroem cases, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and three Brooches, from seito to £3O per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar. low, No.l, Grange court, Casey-street,Lincoin'e inn Fields. , A DECIDED SUPERIORITY OF CHANCES, 36, CURHILL. HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that the LOTTERY to be drawn the 30th al NEXT MON l'H claims a preference to any preceding Lottery. having a lung list of CAPITAL PRIZES, and so wed arranged as to meet with universal approbation. • Tickets and Shares art selling in great variety, and at the lowest prices, at their old established State Lottery Office, Corals bill, where all Prises are immediately paid. Orders by Post or Carrier executed with fidelity all dispatch, Schemes at large gratis. r.X IRAORDINARY LINK. PIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, (the corner • next the Manion-House) sold la the last Lottery, No. SOO, a Prize of xemoo, and No. 2921, a Prize of £4OO, in twin z ~0 1 Shiites; and their general mass of various Prises so exteedtd the due proportion, that if tine individual had bought el the Tickets and shbaret sold by them, It would have given a profit of upwards of £17,0e0 over and above the Prime Cost. Is not this LAICK ? REAL LUCK ? UNPARALLELED Luce f THE SPRING LOTTERY Will be drawn 30th of Next Month, and the Scheme embraces unusual advantages in favour of Adventurers; for, if c s omparmil with the last Lottery 0f12,00 0 Tickets, it will be found to contain, not only CAPITAL PRIZES Of EQUAL magnitude, but INDURLItiIii variety, and more than YOUR MIZE Tat NUNISER of pruetable Prizes; these are intrinsic attrACtions, which already prove irre. sistible. The Pubic, therefore, art seriously advised not to delay their purchases, as the small number of 'rickets are t xpected to be all Sold in a very short time. At pretnit, PIDDING and have great variety, at the FoVNTAIS of Fos TONI, No. ',Core. hill, the former Lucky Residence of old Mr. Our, who secs• mulcted about L .00,000 on that identical spot, out of which 14 bulk and endowed the Hospital is he Borough. SWIFT and Co. Contractcrs with Government, ne sipectfully big leave to solicit the Patronage of the Plant towards the SCHEME of the PRESENT STA l'E LOITER; which will be drawn on the Seth of nett Month (April). SCHEME. I Prise of .e 20,000 • 15,000 10,000 • 5,000 • 4,000 • 3,000 4,n00 4,009 1,000 3,200 Lpoo soot 10 12 • £0 ea - 70 100 124 2,000 -1 . • £2041 If 411 DONATIONS. Anonymous,Ver Rev. J. Greig, Worcester Anonymou., per Rev. Mr. Graham Anderdon, —, ksq. - - Baker, Rev. Dr. . - Campbell, H. Esq. - - Clark; Captain, per Rev. B. Leggau, Rye Diggle, Rev. W'. H. - - Ellwell, Mr. Hammersmith • Ellwell, Mrs. - • . Ellwell's Mr. Scholars at .. • Fawcett, Rev. J. Carlisle - • Friend to the Society, per Rev. W. CUrtis - Gordon, Joseph, Esq. Gating, near Richmond Gibbon, Mrs. Lloyd - Gimber, Mr. - - Gells, Mrs. per Rev. H. J. Maddock, 'Wirksworth Gentleman, ass the Fast Day, atWelbeck Chapel, with . out hi.; purse • - - 0 5 Greig, Rev. J. Worcester - - 10 10 Greatheed, Rev. S. Lympshatu, near Bridgwater 21 0 Gray, Mrs. - - 1 1 How, Mr. W. W. . - 0 5 Humauitas - • - 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 10 10 0 2 s 0 S 0 '1 .0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1.1 0 4 1 6 1 1 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 . . Jacques - - . - 5 0 Latman Mrs. per Rev. 7'. White - 1 1 Lean, Mr. James, Macclesfield - • 5 0 London, Right Rev. Lord Buitsop of - 10 10 Lady, on the Fast Day, at St. James's Church, with out her purse - - 2 0 Metcalf, H. Esq. - - . 1 1 Noel, Lieutenant, R. N. - • - 10 0 Oidfield, T. B. Esq. Peckham, per Rey. Dr. Collier 10 10 Picard, Esq. - - 1 1 Russel, Mr. • . .. - 1 1 a:pealing, Lieutenant, Royal Engineers - 10 10 Scott, Mrs. - - - 5 0 Thompson, Leonard, Esq. York, per Rev. Mr. Giniber 5 5 Thorpe, Mr. - - 1 1 Turner, S. Esq. - - - 10 10 Unwin, Mrs. Castlehcdingbam - • 2 9 Wagner, G. Esq. . 10 10 - Walker, Joseph, Esq. Clifton, near Rotherham 20 0 Windsor, the very Rev. and Hon. Dean of 10 10 Windham, Hon. Mrs. - - 5 5 Wuodd, John, Esq. per Rev. Basil Woodd . 1 1 .6-302 2 o NEW ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Anonymous, Brighton ' - - Adair, Alexander, Esq. - . Ilrotlwrton, Miss, Bolton, Lincolnshire Bliss, Rev. George - - Bawdier, Mrs. H. Bath - 0 7 0 2 2 0 .1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 .1 1 0 10 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 Catthorpe, Lord - Carey, Colonel, Sd Guania Carberry, the Right Hon Lady, 2 year, - Cock Horatio, Leg. Colcheater, per Rev. J. Bull Cunningham, Esq. -. • Dodds Mr. - - ' Debrisay, Major Royal Artillery - Humphreys Captain Royal Artillery Drivers Macauley, Leh. Esq. Mathew, Mr. - a Macauley, Colonel - • M‘Laughlan, Mr. • • Maddock, Rev. H. J. 3 years Neal, B. Esq. - Pratt, Rev. J. S. LL.D. Prebendaq and Vicar of 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 4 0 1 1 0 •1 1 0 3 0 1 1 • - - Peterborough Rarnsden, Mr. per Rev. J. Wilcox Rose, Rev. W. Carshahat Staines, Rev. W. Talbot Stanhop:, Sir Henry, Bart. Torianu, Major, Kensington-square 'ilesaksolb T. kss. M.P. . . . . ~ . 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 q 1 1 0 S3O • . Treachard, J. Rai. - " Thornton, Richard, Esq. - Thompson, Mr. P. - Vernon, EdesArrel, Esq. - - White, H. C. £.q. - - 1 1 0 -1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 By Order of the Committee, 1e 81 1 0 J. M. CLOSE, Captaith and Secretarr Military Department. Committee Room, No. 190, Piccadilly, March 17, 1812. Benefactions and Subscriptions will be received by the Trea surers and Secretaries; and also in London, by Messrs. Chatte ris, Whitmore and Co. Lombard -street; Messrs. Dorrien, Dorrien, and Mello, Finch-lane, Corn hill ; Messrs. Ham menley pul Co Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Morland,Ransom, and Cu. Pall-Mali ; Messrs. Down, Thornton, and Co. Bartholomew-lane ; Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street ; Mr. katchard, 190, Piccadilly ; Messrs. Black and Parry, 7, Leadenhail-street ; Mr. Matlock, 250, Oxford-street—ln the Country, by Messrs May, Wyborn , and Shipdem, Deal; The Commercial Bank of Scotland, Edin burgh; M . Alexauders and Co. Ipswich; Messrs. Symons, Soltau and Co Plymouth; Messrs. Godwin, Minchin, Carter, Lindergren, and Goldson, Portsmouth ; Mr. Thomas Greatheed, Sheerness; and Messrs. Gurney and Turner, Yarmouth. N. B. Lists of Additional Benefactions and Subscriptions will continue to be printed. • ,e 20,000 15,000 • 10,000 - 5,000 • 4,000 8,000 . . . . • . P,OCIO • 1,000 - SOO • 400 • 3CO . . 400 - . . - AI ID 100. - . 2,000 SO - . 2,500 40 - . • 4,5°0 *0 i. . $ 1 (100 05 4-: . 5,100 15 00,000 XPM •• 15 • •1 10;000 ••••••1=1.••••1•1 .•••••••••••••••••1 • 12,000 Tickets. al 20,000 The Tickets in this Lottery are all of different numbersiati4, the Whole Lottery will be determined in One Day. a' Tickets and Shares are selling by3ws yr and Co. et their olleei, /1, Poultry, 12, Charing-Cross, and 31, Alden* Hipsitreet4 where, itt the last Lottery, drawn 21st January, N. 144,7, Prise (48220,0 w, was sold in station lliths y sad 149. 924'a Win of ttipoo, to Weirs Ova. _ _ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Marnt 13, 1.812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .of XIS MA.. JESTro ORDNANCE, do herd . y gig" Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in •Pal-Mall, on or before Monday, the 30th instant, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of Sundry Articles of OIL, for the service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either Pain* Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further Parti culars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretar)'s Office, inPall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of 'Fen and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Oil," but oo Proposal can be admitted after the said 30th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. • By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, &croupy. • Er• us, is ItS, '•)L :tti;l 1 skill y skil e as 4 brr Air to Goe s da hick dap. sow me), her 1 by tna- :14 k of law n*. 317 RIF elf fa lig tie s st em a,- ir-