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r -- . .. - 4' % i- # . . . -1 . ./ 4 ~.., : ~. . „, . or .. k ~ l ei E.A ‘ if,.., - 4- . - .. .1 o .' 4 1, .., i) ~.. OIL) 41 0 14 4%) . If . lit i X ti *I•a• .. \ . T , , ~~ r ' THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1817. 5311. Immis , 6lb Pittcr %.• :eCE. VOCAL CONCERT. NEW AND ELEGANT P.DMON OP POPE'. HOMER, WITH SELECT NOTES. this day was polo! abed, Neatly printed in one vol. Bvo. pike 14.. In boards, CALLIMACHI Quit Sop:stunt Recen,,,it er rani notarom delretn, &Mit CAROI.US JACOBUS 01.0M FIELD, A.M. Celle& S. S. Tolnitatis sped Cantabrigieuseo, noper wenn. !Inmost. losephi Mawman, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be bad, lately published, /Escort.' Plasm. A. C:orolus Jacobus Bloomfield. nem 74. ht board. • _ - TI-12 PAMPHLB I reR. This day Is trthlishl:d, l'r. T HE PAMPHLETEER, NO, XVII, ketifainin g the foilissvhig I. Dire Net a r. , :0 mom}, apitlit the lave Mr. Britt. By Jb.lt SIV 1.031 lIIA Ni 1:11. erthr..,..dl 11. A TR.:A - rise nu Gm EY [ie./5 . 41,5. By NA" Ro. CLlKreest, hat 111. HINT s rue the CO.TITAIIOIII of the Paw+ Bolts Its lat. EA:4 I) • —[ • jrigisiaLli IV. Tk rA ; ur a Beef Otttliniof thtIiTNIVeIIIAL STS. rt as. By G. ir.tis, Esq V. Rid Tuel Oinilo:4ll.lNS do the ST/114; of the Natfoliii 1c..: Sze. &e Hy k. Vs Etti ot. Est. VI. 01..erva•iorts oil the GAss I.Aws: By 1. CII4tTY, Esq. VII. Oat rl.. Pr.tscse sal u.% sem oi the Cut: ot at. By A. ti. 1 tut ose.UßTtl. E.q. M. P. VIII A Plaa for Supersitling the Necessity of the Poo* RATaa. [t/pig/ad.] IX..CONS I I tUTIONAL AIDS; Plll6ollltif Or TAIATIMI, with a Nste PLAN a FINANCI. by StstxciiPlLLaTT. X. A Letter to I.4.tst Spencer oh the 3caacri* and Hind Ps; ze. ttl Peoiasioxs fn ISOU; and Ibt WIT I FiSki qi Ammo:hilts and Commits whith p re vail : 4 for the lan three year By Sir 011.. it t :ie., Bier. 8.-rer4 i?df. salA seitsidee.dils Ai:gr.:Cow eltd Alldskas: NEW R p OM3, HAIeiGVEIt4QUARE. MESSRS. BA RT LE M AN, C.. KNYVETT, WM. KNITVELT, and GREATOREX, most respect. fully announce to the NobilPy and Gentry, and espedally to their fanner Subecribers, that their COhICF.R.TS will commence at the above elegant Rooms an FRIDAY, the lath of Fusses IT vvi contitmed on every sUCeeSibre Friday (Passion and Baste; 1 excepted) to be end of the Subscription. I,rnig of Subscription Rye Guineas for Nine Concerts. whets transfera ble with the usual limitations. 'l';:e most celebrated Vocal Performers are engaged, as also a numerous Chorus. The Band is on the enlarged Scale of last .treason. leader, Mr.Watatsst. Grand Piano-Forte, Mr. C. KNTTILTT. Organ and Conductor, Mr. ORCATOR Further Particulars will duly published. Subecriptioos are received at Mr. Iltacum.es, No. ISS, New lond-street, and by the Managers. Speedily will be published, Organdy primed, no a doe Paper, in Five Volumes Octavo, THE ILIAD aid ODYSSEY of • HOMER.— Try.4ated by ALEXANDER POPE, Esq. Piloted fur the Propretors of Mr. Wake& Id's Edition. The gmend.work of thi. Edition P. that which was edited he nine Volumes, by the late Rev. 0. Wakefield. Bring principally designed for those who are not acquainted with the Greek Lan guage, great care has been taken to select only sod, parts of the Commentary of Pepe and Wakefii.hi, es may Itv useful to an Englhh Ender, therefore those Mgr% alone Pave hero re• tallied which threw a Nght rift the laws, the Custom., the klan • nert, the Chwart..rs„ ti.e Ilktorleal Farts, and 'he .Feltner. and Arts, which are mentioned or alluded to in the Iliad and the /ESCIITLI PROWItTMLUII VINC ree. A. Groins Jacobus Winnfield. Seam! E,II inn, prier M. in b 0411.111. it IeARDI POlsara ADVelti NA. nen. price 51. Inboards on iniperial raper. .f. 71. :ie. in Swards. 1/1 :1 KS rill t.i% CElt ATE prevents and cures ! those eroublesume and painful visitants Chilblains whether inla broken or unbroken stare; removes itching and luE int matiPn on the first application, and when broken, heals In a much shorter time titan can be credited but by experiznce. Wounds, ulcerated Legs. Burns, Scalds. Bruises, and Ulcers of every denomination, and ut boweverlunk; standing, are effectually cured by this Copy of a I.e.ter: " Birmingham, June Is, isol. " Gentlemen—A very singular and boortatit cure performed by Marshall*. Universal Cerate demaitle publicity ; (:slant, I Esq. bailsman at the name of I tart is soot king, who had been aillicted fur fifteen years with a most shock's's ittGaileel and had leg, insomuch as to bo sienna in a wa e of pus reaction; he hid been In the i.nndon I lonwaltt, to the sib water, and stater sur geon* sr this ptlare, fir wren years past, w!.en right hots of Marsha'l's Universal Cerise, he leonlit of me, completely cured him. I shall think the proprietor is woman)* Vet rause tit Mu manky, by publishing this case. and every ottpiirtunity of tineWng it known will he embraced by y u ur übeilien; humble servant, " F. Patace. liu'l-str.et, Birmingham." Sold by Mrs. Marshall", .'egtt at, F.. I/Awards, 60, St. Fakir- ; Tint, Eseleamie; Sanger, Oaturd-street ; anti Ward, 110:b.trit. Price 2•.94. a: id Is. I Id. INCritACT from the LONDON GAZETTE. L% THIRD LOTTERY POR NIL SCHEME. Odyssey To this Edi:lon veldl be &Meal the Battle orthe Frnes and Mice, translated by Parnell, and the Hymn to Ceres, translated by the late Rev. Richard Hole. On the 11th betas t will be published. Handsomely printed In One Vol. Rio. price In burls, St. PRACTICAL REFLECTIONS on the Oedina- Non Services for Deacons and Priests, in the United Cher& of taglaad and Ireland : for the file of Candidates for Orders. sad of those wbo review their Ord nation Vows; and respectfully proposed as a Manual for Mini.ters of all Ages. To which are added, Appropriate Prayers for Clergymen, ...levied and original. By JOHN BREWSTERM.A. Rector of Egglescliffe, a!td Vicar of Graatham, in the Cooney of Durham. Printed for F. C. and J. Itivlngton, No. 62, St. Pairs Church yard; sold also by J. Hateliard. Piccadilly. Ps ;Rid tx.lartiva i is th , rA MPlilttt KII. Sold by (lair and Fennrr, 1.0ngn,..b and C, Pgernntter-rewi lnd black and Co: London; \la.:rear, Ldi.iturgb; Cunaing, Dubbn; and ails ber lloubselktft (if Mrs maybe had :he prvceilinit NP.:tr.kert, either svaratelt adman, Ip ftieit avo lit:Lanes; bet .1 a en:nplete anti intrarmit r,ev; of ti!e Nivions rf t e to Ist rminent nleni ritPreng'd no cubit-no of Polar its, act-mm:l, and cat ace, du: 4 mg ;lie tpur Lest years. I Prizes of 20,000 Guiana - 4424100 11 - - 5,000 Guineas - 10,500 5 - - 1,000 Guinn, - 5,250 I . - 300 Guineas - 3.150 a - - 400 (Wales - 3,360 10 - - 300 Galas:as - Van art - - 200 Guineas - 1000 14 - - 100 Guineas - 1,380 4i - - SO Guineas - 2,510 100 - - IS Glinals - 21,400 1,500 - - 37 Pseuds -25,60 e ...--- aw-- moo Tickets. iel 20,000 Vint-drawn Prise Pint Day 1.000 Guloeas Snood ditto ditto 300 Gulneu Third ditto ditto 500 Auhisas Fourth ditto ditto 400 Guineas Fifth ditto ditto 400 Guineas Sizth ditto ditto 300 Oaken Seventh ditto ditto 300 Guineas Eighth ditto ditto 300 animas likst 500 Blanks entitled tit 25 Galan. each. First-drairn Prise Second Day, 1,000 Guineas Second ditto ditto SOO Guineas ''Wed ditto ditto 500 Guinan DAYS 09 DILAWINO. Ist, January 115. 1817. Id, January 31, 1617. 3d, February 6, 1617. November 9, 1816. T. DISH. After our hearty commendatiom, baying considered the form gelag Sabena of the Third Lottery for the year 1316, to be drawn punnet to the ambles@ of an Act paged in the 56th year of his Plaltelgn, we do hereby signify to yott our Comm sod 100 thereof. W Treasury Chambers, the 12th day of November, LIVERPOOL, N. VANSIT CART, I.OWTHER. O'Meara of the Lottery. RESS IN spitALFigum us VICINITY. hoeing been received by the Coons Wee • should be sent, the Public are respect. ankle. of Clothing slat to the &op. Ipitalleids, will be carefully dist& kransbent upon them to eiplaht to thi„ brt are disalbedng the Funds entraiteir wheat:eft will be evident that although the most Meng, yet seek is :be mem and drat dams, diat it It sulk:lent only to stabring, whieb k is found is beyond the Besevolencs wholly to relieve. at the &many of . is. to Se. 6d. as urgasey et their wants, needy families £l,OOO per meek. - to various beano °, old and sew 150 ditto. about 7000 Quarts of Nast 40,000 per week WO ditto. ' (trout three to four - • ten barrels) - 'eeklyltpendltura, £1,530 regret to add, that the continual increase considerably augment this serious weekly they titetelure earnestly solicit those may have withheld their Sidiscrlptions raider! Funds are already collected, aro aid. .e also to acknowledge Donations from Go- Blankets. WOO Paillasses, and 41)00 Pair of individuals large quantitigit of Ulens and es" whole pieces of Baize, Calico, Flan 'ettkints, blue C luals„ and various Ar appropriatad with grew care, and proved art the District siUl remain deplorably necessaries. • the Cetttmiue SAMUEL WOODS, Secretary. already advertised, .140.1114 $ 1 arcetved se the Mansion• House from Tones Case- cruse. 3101531 as broall Mousy £4 11 11. A. Dubulssou 5 0 T. Illszlus.l 5 0 Mr. Adderley's Break. fast Table Mr. Adsterley's ser.. Manes T. Clark R. Wallarit, 10s 15.1 R. B. Possess, lOs Oki H. Holm► 1 0 R. Jams 1 0 C• A. Uhds. 10s Id Miss C DtlVls Joseph Prior ' J. &waft P Orelkr W. Barry _ . IS Atte. S ditto. LS ditto. 75 dftto. 10 ditto. --- Co. 10 0 11 II 1 0 1 • neevstreit. S 0 3 0 S 0 10 0 1000 0 • 10 1 1 1 0 amen mew Third ditto Fourth ditto a Fifth ditto d l Sixth ditto Seventh ditto dt Eighth ditto di That 500 Blanks endtle Firstdrawn Pries Seam Second ditto Third ditto dl DAYS OW D I at. January Id, January ad. Irebruar November 9, 1816. After cot hearty commendatit gelag Sebeise of the Third Letter punnet to the provides@ of an his flaltsign, we do hen and lea thereof. W Treasury Chamben To the IVlgsagers and Direetoi EXTREME DIST RES AND ni Several prattle's hawi hwdd ng in Vegliwhen %Seabee a I v il l s ir med, that aaatye ardelos Hook, lls. 917 10 Wed. The COmmittee feel It hat smb Polls r what ononearthay are 00 their cheep& from whsaee it Satooription has boos most lie Alms% of Ili Frowsiest &on pahloo fle maul of merit% rush of Ovate Dosemlence wh Thu &iodations &timbres at the the poor, in soma from Is. t cording to the urgency of ointly 6050 familica Fee - Chthit g, 1p addition to vs lint Chsumbetions both of I Artkhs of Clothing Loss as the Salo of about 701 Sam psr day. or about 40,1 Ditto Go the Salo of Cod (from tan mit% • Ditto as hip Night to tail Ditto on Wm (a toil weight) Ditto 00 CO* (I SOO b0111: 1 / 4 40) Waro and Charges • Potent Wrath And the Committee regret to of Applicants must coneidcrabi chase open the Fonda; they liewevolent Persons who may h eider the opinloo that suffeciert longer to postpone their aid. The Committee have debt* s velment of 2(100 Blankets. Shoes; and also from individua Women cast.off Ctt.thet, wb, eel, &c. new Flannel Pettkoati ticks, which Lave been appropri of essential service; but the destitute of these necessaries. By Order of fan. le. 1817. Suincriptions already sib A New Year's Gift, Goth sundry persons en the evatlishment of 1 mann. timber/. and Co. Ass 13s 1.1 At Hammtedey and Co. ). 13. Lemalere, h.q. 10 0 At Drum mond& I. P. N. • 1 Robert Heatbcote, Esq. 1 C " Mrs. Robert liatigtoce 1 tl At Hoarse, Fle- owstroet. Mr.. Woodcock Mut E. C. Woodcock t C Miss S. Cbolmeley S 4 Age.l4lvrattl Thorohl 10 , At Barclay a- nd Co. LAMM,' and Co. so I • At ow, Dorsett. asd Co. Lords uf the Twomey. Joy Costumed of the relates &postq third rapacti 1000 I E. • 11 Peacock A. Diri. 1 th poi D. Saluda, a pardon of Wianiop stftrel a 911 414 1 llamas Wrandlo, alb Srmswick.oloaro 4 • ' lies Trawls. 1 ••• Su WO TOO triers • b l . i c y s = Hash 614112146 .1 NAM all the Dm . , N. B. h ia ressomod this glonktee may ito Nat 141 a 44stem ; Of to 1110111141r1 • t twebbatitrimq. • At Esdail• sod Ca A. 11 Family sod Do maks, ss ad 20 0 At Studs, Sumo, sad Co. A. D. 1 0 At Smith. jays.. sod Co. Tb. ww.r•s MM. $ 0 At Lloyd's. Jobs Lsoiboot II II At at W. Cattle, Dart. 4 0 and Co. 10 I Are Ir. 11. Sma 10 0 • raselool at *be Masks Haan s M Haim jam. la+ Tyeedattort 4.7 all the the Seams is Loam and Waatagos4l'. that 411161111114111d0111S *devised to Ms 4 Same! Ram, pa. Trimmer, Low Notals. twilry Susresauy, des*. Of *hem may be had, by the same Author, I. Meditations of a Recluse, chiefly on Relig'ous Subjects. The Fourth Edition, in one val. Syn. prier in boards 9a. 2. Meditations for the Aged. In one vol. !Ivo. price in beards 9s. 6d. and another Edition, ingsle rot. Itmo. price 61. 9. Meditations for Penitents, and for those engaged Is the Ica• portant Duty of Self-examination. In one vol. evo. price ex. bds. A VALUABLE PRESENT FOR TOEING PERSONS. This day was published, Handsomely printed in Two large Vols. /Ivo. price Li N. a New Edition, with Corrections and Additions, Itei , lg the Eighth, of .1 ELEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, Introducing- to useful Books in the principal Branches of literature and Science, with I hts of the most approved Authors; Including the bast Editions of the Classics : designed ( tidy for junior Students in the Universities and the Higher Clams in Schools. , By HENRY KETT,II D. Tallow of Trinity college, °algid. Primed for F. C. and I. Rivintrunt, St.pitr, Chneekorged; Hatebard, Piccadilly : and Egerton, Whitehall; Cooke and Par ker, Otiord; and Mightn't and Nicholson, Cambridge. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Emily, a Moral Tale, Including Letters from a Esther to Ms Daughter upon the most Interesting Subjects. The. I bird Irian. handsomely printed in three vols. Om Ili. tr. S 10 I 0 1 0 1 0 0 10 1 1 1 0 1 This day were publi 'lied. Elegantly printed, and embellished with two fine Portraits the Author, in Two Vols. durprice Ee. 41. board*, THEWORKS etf THOMAS GRAY, Esq., : Edited by the Rev: 10HT/ IVITVFORD. 'f ita,Editor of the prwm Nitric has been most kindly favoured with limy original lArtatitrof Gray. hitherto onpublishrd, or the greatest interest, its rail is with the Originals of many _of the Letters very incorrectly published, and much akeeed by - Mason. Tbs Pubpe Is therefore prewoted,twthe int dee, vat* the Is. theistic sod valuable Conefondrce of Gray. The additional Litton is this Work are not rely estremely interesting from their number, but for their intrinsic merit. The insertions and Alterations by Mason are rejected, and the genuine Manuscript of Gray implicitly folloWtd. ' The Editor is also enabled to kV before the Public 'trans , curious Variations to the principal Poems of Gray, in lila own band writing. Printed for J. Mawman,S9.l.udgme-suvet. 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The meg student will end &see explain dens coulee and compfthensive, and will be gratified by the elegance of air illustrations. The Extracts, which the Third Past contains, are Judie:lowly selected from the best Author h both Languages. SECOND =MON. This day was' pablibsd. is tone velem Zeyal Quer*. price CS. Sr la mode, ATREATISE on the WEALTH, POWER , and RESOURCES of the BEI risH EMPIRE, in every yen of the World i a gems* View of the Woe of the loaded end Gabor Property ea ti. Milted Kleidece, awl to ail Colonic, and Depeedeetica of the Crewe. lealedise tea Oct Indies ; Anneal Woos stains hue AisisdiesioWeehliflearal, Weed Tiede. it Cetenteres. lbfrOcieso Ebbedies Stc• ke- Tbo Illestrated wee. litatisical Tablas. The 'Sewed P revised aid !!!!"?.4.. aides, . r.COLQUHCAIN, Leedom Prima it J. blistraisa, Lisileeteatrest. Of wheat may las had, _the waw A Trades ea 1041Seetel iablaNag• " 1111 : sesimads the proem ass el die hew ifystexi, with Irak*. segesetions fee eevial the weal habits Si the peeper re deems the peresMst raw% sad presesdwg tee lappier - • midi se corky of the oesaussatty, by s diedeadas et Basest awl eeiwissL edam& sea. Flee 7s. ad. bow& Alen A NM =et Tateekle JUMBO Ilk the Ch Mies l ta ll a el the I gromodm4 ma dmt Intrattm ommo .- we. pri LOCK ANIJ SURGICAL LWIPENSARY. , His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. Sottacum—Mr.Kiernen,Mentber. of the RoyalCollege,;.ondons GOVEINORII—Ead of Eurentont, Earl of Leitrim, Hum Colon, l J. Barry, M.l'. John Latouthe. PE Royal and Nlble PAtrens .it the above IN rtrutr)N, for the cad:oiler Treatment of VE NE It. FA L 1 CO MPLAI NTS, and their da emus cottscqu4.ltces, in ta.!er to 1 Insure the benefits that have tesuizeil trout its I , 4le:tett Mr Kier- j can as its Surgeon, (statitEne, high on the li‘t of the Royal CoVege) from baying directed his ilia attetiCon to their r.ir, Kiernan contetves It a part of ditty to caiubm the 1 public, by pointing to the List ot Vie Royal College, drohliakeJ 1 in Vcbruney, lath, as the oily sure guile, and that ni. Aft ~ hint, of persons assuniiaj such t:iles, and paldidy advertking them, without being &motioned liy ',di list, are to be credited."Emi an meal reports of the Lock Diaper:icy wits prove that some of the most dangerous eases of Strictures, Debility, and other iiipptned Immutable affections of the Govera.ive Orgatts. tulle been h.-re la• dically and succes fully tri.ated. Mr. Kiernan may he comulted as will, by bath Sex-ii, at Liq House, at, Lower Charlotte-.:reet, Ileilturd-rquare, e.d.ere let-' sera from Town and Country are to be addres.ed, and she ore.ss nary advice and inediniat will be stall, or sent, to any poi c tat the United Kingdom. Just publiihed, rlee as. adylition,.Prtctical Obwrvi: iont ea. the above DillrA.V., by F. ICiernaJ., and it..y he hail at No. 174, Flaatiwaset, No. so, Parerawiter-i ow, and No. In, Crotersicourt, Soho. BY HIS' MA/EN I Y's KU )(Ai. 1,1•*. I . Unit a ril I CPII. ,LgAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, jingly famr.us fur curing, in all its stagers, the VXNEItIiAL DiNFASI, Onorpaall Pill io a doss, sod the taking of one. Bog; i'i a recent cue, will *non convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better emorived, more sate, or more conreatent than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to g. jour. nits or to sea, ask needs no contkornent nor restrabn of diet ; and sixty years taporiseca (him extensive practice) bay proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the bieunry and cow chrooies, Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. tipornetle ut 40,000 persons of both sears have been radlealy curse ut the above awl Asorilers within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietor, T.TAYI.OR and SON, Members of the Royal College of.Surgeolvs, at their liorive, Phi. P New ...ety .ne..ideo...-- Bridge-street. in Boxes of-only gs. 9d. ea ch, . 1 1 1 N.B. 'fwo.back doors, and Lights in the News it nib::; They are also sold by their appolototentywitit coviotiv ilitectl , lts, at the loy :"Itop, In; (lintrtt street ; Mr. I Selvoroulth's. No. 7, Fislmtreet-liiit, nearly opposite the M, , wonent ; owl !I. one Person in every enat!tier. , loe i own is Creat Britaili .tat! Ireland. Advice gratis to person* taking the above, ur u.her ut the Pro pilicor"s Medicines. . . iviESSR.S. GOSS otid Co. Members of the Rasa l Cud, ge of Surgeon. I. London, have sedulously devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those disor. dens which so fhequeutly embitter, an.l too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, ma. rinionlal felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of first dis tinction, and the unife - ui Success attending their superior Mode of treatment in such coniplaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all curs of Debility or Deficiencj, whe ther resulting front the too frequency of participating in the pie ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, ' or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the lower of ysiuth, by producing sterility in the ones sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a sate and permanent cure. To those who, from such complaints. are prevented 'entering into the married state, and iohano el to seek relii.f brood over their infirmities is silence, it must be consoling to k • aw, how ever silfteuk or Ine ff ectual the cure may be deco led by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infoltible method they may be restated to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, frequently contracted In a moment of i n discretion and every species ortenere al Infection, by a mild sod never-failing node of treatment, is speedily and radically remotest, without restraint in dist or exercise as also Strictures et the Urethra and Glens, which they ale ena bled to cure Ina short period, without recourse so the paustaidangerues effects of the Caustic; referc pees of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlenicu of high respectability. who have been cared In a very short period, atter having Sboared under mixtures for many years. To married Females, whose expectations of these tender pledges of connubial hisess have been defeated, It may also be a phasing rellecdoe to kmw, that by a proper perseverance In their remedies, the pedal health is renovated, and the impedi menta:Moved. Mews. Gess sad Go. eselseively professing the core d thesaparticelar complaints, le order that they may not be merited by a calstakes few, with the obloquy so justly attaebed to the ipornit empiric, think It but justice to themselves to state, that Milberg been properly educated and Initiated into every brush of the proteesios (ceetilicates of which, from various hos. Oahe sad teeihnosiale hiss the highest proteminsal authorities, they Mee to swim may Inquirer). That a residence in the wanner hessiephers of ow niters world, as wee as in other parts, allaboltiene them to assert that their researches having been coo -1 Stied te deism already eipseiserated, they hoid out a certainty of nemovities to such as may Mow ender the debilltating deco of a life pawed Nader the torrid sone. And farther, (bat having had oppoesseltiee, la their protessitmal caps ! city, et terming an inheate acipinntaoce with the eon @Modena' habitp of ride g parses% they Whir to them the best amemarsal et bisessileat rehet; that the emcees resulting town their ewhavessi SIM Wawa them to gait the practice of the general Praddanar, sad they mime that their pretensions anstluese a hir geisha ter the inpeoccdeated confidence with which they have, by the NAN bean so liberally honoured. . To be ainedied at their Meese dally (pemonalty, or by lettet,) by Palmas or Akar sea, With seseecl , deticaey, and attention. 1., Patients Is the weeny are ragweed to state the partiaihn at their ale, age, sad sasaim of living, undoing& renainaice ter advise mad modisists; and the tesredies wi:l be given sr ▪ fereemlied es 'suet d diejlingestu GOSS mil Co. /*wan, If, daavelie-guilts natt4tmet. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. Yest-irJay evening the second Anniversary . Meeent of the Jovenile'Benevolent S Ajar, for Clothing and Prionoting the F.dnestiol of Destitute Children, was 11..1 , 1 at the above Timers. The room wines:resat crowded at an early bans, by a genteel and respectao .)le au.lience, am Ong whom were many of the Society of Frividi. JOSEI'II BrTTIIIIVIIIIT7I. Eit4. Mr P. *as called to the Chair, in the abience of CIIAIILES DUDLEY, Esq. who was pr.-vented front atonding the Meeting by in• disp tsii inn. The Chairman stated t!le olj•et for which they were assembled, wbich lie considered one of the first importince. He cou:essci when the idea of forming coda a S ociety w;ts fist supgtst..l to Hos by a friend, he eons:Ll:red it impracticAb!r, from the immi-ose lA.. boor to which the Mernlias would he mcessar.ly sehPcte'd; bat the cxi r.ions al'et,iy mtde by the Committee, and the 'wens encoding tl!zse exertions, had cornilvtely satisfied his m'ad. The cause spoke for iuelt. Tliouiam.!S f/f clii!dren were pt . :rent...l hens dtten , hng SaidAy 5:h001 ,, , s'ukly from want of cloth ing, and the object the Slciety had its view WAS to furnish them with these. He could not help corgrt tast:nt! tie eneetilg on the I;herxlity of reatiman, so harrly ncreAdiog All CI Isles of Christi ins at present, !parboil nil w' s.:: the bsioqui effects w!iiet hid re t su it e d from Isi r , otry were c .Is:tiered. lie board this 1 wool,' 1. r ever he the CASs:, and that her..tfier no e.g . test whaumer would exit !.rolng Cloistimts than that I l o f provo k, ag rach n ! , er 1. ,, good sverks. lie then read a Ftter from his lioyel Highness the Du!te of sos s ex. who had cook.srlei2c..! to b:c.'me the p tirem tof the Society, and °feted his services in its :op p. r ., The reFc , rt wits then read by the S-tretsry, from ; v.-hich it appzit*d diet during last year the Society :lad clethi.d •216 children. :sides afinding wine I temp , rery reliel to t!le taatilies to whi:h those chil lthen belonged. _ • _ _ . J. ISAttur....l, Eql. at s Me leng:h addressed the nteeting on the nt the institution from the effeets it was to produce. Scotland was a proud instance of what might be expertrA .c cation ; nn the contrary, d:-fated melancholy view of wh t banelul ram's . .tepees flowed from ignor.mce and supersution. He con gratulated the meeting on the success sthich had al ready crowned the labonrs of the Comm:ttee, aret concluded by moving that the R.Tort should be printed. Tile mo:ion was seconded by the Rev. Ttore HARPER: Seteral tattsresting speeches were delivered in the curse of the evening, by W. L►.oxn s %V. HAM M, I'. Wasom, Itev..l. GI►.BR►tT, &C. It appeats that fis+ Sunday Schools hate been established in New South Wales, which are well at• tended by many of the convicts and their children, and promise to be very successful. Mr. WW 101.4 alluded to the great loss which the country had recently sustained in the death of Ldr4 Stanhope, one of the brightest ornaments of the . Bri. tish Empire. Ile related an anecdote of his Lord ship which gave much Orastire to the Meeting. It appeared that some time before his Lo c r i d loo sh l i s p:s a d n e d a e th x ,. he bad been much impressed with the advantages tTiernclSnuldnrdeany Sc hools, one of th ese resulting preseti a t to the is public Schools in his neighbourhood, that he might judge from personal knowledge of the truth of what was said. lie wai a t e o c n or i l ii i tu ng , l w y h a i p c p ri c th in e ted y di a d. da l y .h i t o i r r nthuemcbehirl s deco ne to wait hundred and fifty. His I.,, , rdshi l s, after seeing the progt*ss they bad made, addressed them respectiog their conduct in life, and the n-cesbity of carrying the instructions they received into praetite, and then gave each of them a bun, a glass cf e, and a sixpence. Thanks were unanimously voted tl his noyal Highness the Duke of &me: for the high honour he has done the Society in beccmirq their Patron; airs to the Secretary, Tre Inver, Conamittte, aad to the animism Mr. BUTTERAORTIi returned thank!, 32d Expressed his willingness to give the Society all the support that lay in his power, convinced that the effects it would I produce were of the highest national importance. After the Meeting a ray liberal collectioo was ro. ceived.