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' ;$ 0 . • 4. . # -.4 • 41. • • • - s b -.• J r‘ r °6l4llll°3 Pa • 411. . AIA 4 "..io • • • T j J r TI L. Cr ty: Ai 111 t4i Et R. LL Jul 30 Jai xi C! Ilt • Ac Fit air A. Le H. . xe Di Cu Mm anl Aa Hi tat Az tat au eel t eW atr Cii I. • J;► 6 • ( ert st _„ N T - 117;ER 9602. CHAR I'ER-HOUSE. THE FOUNDER'S [)AY will be observed, as unto, on FRIDAY, De Crinbef 12. Preacher, Rev. 'rums As GILBA.4IC AoccAND. Craw, EDWARD (2111:K10N. STEWARDS. r o seph Green Wl!tort, Esq. Alexander Ba!We, Esq. j:hn Horst-ly 1 alruer, k.aq. lia•ty, Esq. Arthur S ert, Esq. k.v. Wilbant Poynder. Ditine Service will be,iii at a Quarter past Four. Dinner precisely at Six. SCOT I 1 - 103P1 I'AL. mHE ANNUAL FESTIVAL of this CHA „IL RI l'Y will br held on Wet 'ay, thr 17th instant, for St. it: . d7eris Day, at the City of Lond•:n I :mere, Binhopsgate•strte•. Dint:er on table at sth o'Cluck Litt:clayly. Pa tune T, /".3 R. H. the Duke of CLAR ENt.!E and ST. ANDREW.. vici-ratsiDtNrs. Lord Viscount Mat vitte Th e Duke of BEDFORD .. s ti•I:LYS FORZF.S, Es+ M.P. r. ui of VP: N 1 LEY 10J M . . i Lite Wn riot.; I aicol,Lsq. Lord V,:,),,ut Ku rit _ sir Tuomts freasurcr. 3 ft WARICI. P. Bt:11, E3l. I iltchd Patterson , El.. J. W. Buckle, Esq. John l'ea.t.ck, Esq. Akzata. er Copiat.4, El. Join Pringle, El. A 1 1, trader Grant, Eq. V.' l ,ll:am It ngers, E,q. John Gray, E.g. I Archil. Scott, Esq. Duncan NI .:'..itirin, Etc'. V. Waues•rocht, Esq. Ickes, ..-.:(*. each, to be had • r the mewaa ea, at the Ilan, Crane-tour, !leo. erect; and at tht: liar of the rav‘rn. ROIL AULD, Stcretary. RICH WHF.EL. FOUR PRIZES OF E 20,0001 And Only ONE DAY more to draw. GCA R KOLL, the Contractor. has the pleasure . of announcing to the Public the Rich State taf the Wheel, tvbcti c.);l:atus _ FOUR PRIZES 01' 620,000! which must be ALL Drawn on SA 1 URD.IY, Dr.c. 20. The present Price of Tichis an Shares are as fullows,viz. livkut £2l. 1 91. Half . Xll 9 0 11; ; ;Iitlt • LQ 18 6 Quarter 5 15 0 I:it:Aut.:lth I 0 6 The twit:owing Capital PriZt3 were drawn on Friday last, Die. 5, and Sold by t..CARKOL.I., at l:t3 Office.. 7, Coanniu., at.d 26, OSvOsD- TILtiT, where the fortunate Holder. way re. cart their Monty on demand, v - z. 4,349 a Mae of .Cgo,ooo, in Shar:3. 5,142 .. ....... xi) in Shires. 4,7214 V.UD Guinea., Whole I itket. 4,035 . SOCIETY FOR THE pLICIIAL:GZ AND RELIEF OP PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEB fs= Craven -street, Strand, December 9, 1817. BENEFAC LIONS SINCE THE LAsr RE- Powr viz. f a. d. 'Jae Right Hoo. the Earl of Kerry . , 3.nis Bt. nefavion .20 0 3 Executors of Ikons's Dent, Esq. invert of a Leg....cy of X• 200 • - - tie 0 0 R. P Glyn, Esq. . - A. S 2 0 Mr. lames Nicholls, three years Benefactions 6 6 0 Ate Dr. Frewin - - A. 2 2 0 John Francklin, Eaq. . - A. 2 5 0 Sohn - . plenums, Esq. pet Cocks and Co. A. 1 1 0 James Forbes. Esq. - - A. a 2 0 Rh hard Lee, Esq. - A. 3 3 0 • • Charles Stanhope, Esq. - A. 5 5 0 Henry Rogers, Esq per Chatteris and Cu. - 5 5 0 Ace. Dr Your. per Linares - A. 2 0 0 Hon. AD. Vernon, per ditto - 1 1- 0 nit Miley Warre, pea l ditto - .. 10 0 0 A. B. per ditto • - • ~. • . 10 0 0 Left in Craven-street by a °whom without signature 20 0 0 H. &A. - - - 10 0 0 line of a Hackney Chariot, No 557, by L. S. 0 7 6 Received for a Book (Nedd on Prisons) • 2 2 0 ....—...,......—.. £384 18 0 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 114 Debtors, tor the sum of • segB7 17 7 Censtdcred the Cases of 57 Petitioners ; Approved Si; U. leered u Petition.; and Rejected IS • Benefactions arc receiveil by John Camden Neild, Esq.tbe Tres.- terer,Cheyne-Walk,.Chease.s. by Messrs. Berries, Farquhar, and Co.st. Jame...street ; Hoare,, Fleet sires; Chatteris, Whit more, and Co. Lombard-street ; Jleddulply Cocks's, and Ridge, Charing-cross; Darden anii Co. finch-lane, Cornhili; Namisiermey.. PALoAI ; Veres, :Intl Co. No. 77, Lombard street; and by the Secretary, ."-o. 7, Craven-street, strand, where the nook's may be seen by those who are wawa to sup port this Charity, and where the Society meet on site first Wednesday in every month. This day was published, in two. price Bs. lONIE. NAPLES et FLORENCE en 1817, au Exquisses stir l'Etat actuel de la SocietE,des Maur:, des Ano,de la Literature, &c de ces Valles celebres. Par Ni. LE COM TE DE S TENDHAL. This Work , the translation of which is nearly ready for publi cation, will be found to exhibit a lively pour.. of the present state of Society and Manners, the Arti, Literature. sm. ea tilt Sr telehra. cc! Citiis; Mu-ic, in particular, forms a I rulniuror lea owe in this inter. I , log Volume, which is aim, w.:h a grrat number of Anecdotes, respecting the itihabitatua, the I he sires, he Singers, the Dancers, and the Painters of the p. incipal Cities in Italy, and also of distinguished visilors British and Foreign. Printed for Henry Colburn,' Public Library, Condoit-etreet, %tomer- 'share ; and sold by Bell and aralfute,Edaburgh ; and him Cumming, Dublin. Dedicated. by permission, TO THI LORD BISHOP OF SALISBURY. I Lis slay was published, Yoram, I. Duodecimo, price Us. boards, of - - OLD CHURCH of ENGLAND PRINCIPLES opposed to the" NEW I.IOH J . ," In a :series of Plain, Doe " 3 4, anti Practical SERMONS, on the First Lesson hi the !doming nervier, of the different Sundays and great Festivals throughout the year—.hewing the. connexion between the (3141 and New 1 s+•antruts; and expiativng the Histories, Characters, Types, and Pruyntdell of the former by the Events, Personages, Realities, and Fulfilment', of the latter, with a Pietace. la Three 91titarb 1 Sirno. By the Rev. RICHARD WARNER, it:ctor of Great Challield, Wills ; Vicar of Philip's-Norton; So merset; late Curate, (for twenty two years) of St. James's Parish, Bath; and Author of " Sermons on the Epistles and Gospels of the Sundays, &e. throughout the year." N.B. 'ibis Volume contains the Prt face, anti I Sermons, com mencing with Advent Sunday. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate and Brown, Low ?on; and Richard Cruttwell, Bath. • Of whom may be had, ORIGINAL LETTS'S. from Iticirard Baxter, Matthew Prior, Lord llooligl,roke, Alexander Pope, Doctor Cheysie, Doctor Hurl .y, Dr. Samuel Johnsoo. Mrs. Motrague, Key. William Ui'pro, Kee. John Newton, George Lord L./tattoo, Rev. Dr. C. ilectieoandkc• eca with lkostarbse.ll Ithastratione. t..1.te.1 by mebecce Warner, of Beath ‘:aitage, brat Bath. la bvo. price Ws, 15d, boards. This day was published; OIL SOLOMON'S JUSTLY I'EDGUIDE To ; Or, Advice to both *Res.—Price ss. • rH IS interesting Publication so materially concerns I those to whom, by its title, it is vidreseed, that it Is hoped none en:ruined wit's cases a important. as the morals, health, and longevity et the risirg geosratkon, will omit to give it a dibunt perusal. 1 his wink has been the labour of many years expe rience and observation on the calamitous consecrences of a de structive habit, to obtain a remedy agaast which, the Doctor has devoted the principal part of Isis life. Nothing can certaii.ly be of more importance tobot Is sexes than to be properly aequiinted with every symptom of such diseases a. they are Liable to, and how to manage thein-elves when afllseted with any of them..-In this work is also added, in lis.ay ou the Veoerral Diocese, sal seminal weakness; also, an Appendix on Nervous Complaints—iduscrated and interTersed with a variety of authentic (Acts. sever before pubbahyd. Sold by S. Leigh. No.lB. Strand; and to be bad of weary revectablo Prie.liAne Vendor In the Uniurd Kingdom. Fat COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, AND CONSUMPTtON3. • T ' PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience h.s proved this' medicine to be the most salutary end elkeesous remedy for Colds, Coughs, Catarina and Asthmatic Mfeeneas. prom...tins gentle expectoration, it almost instantly removes slight and recent col :s ; and a vet y few dose, are generally milli ' dent to overcome titre which front neglect have assumed a more serious character, all atle aims accom;an'ed with cough. Being . pemiliarly adapted to give freedom to respiration, It is the mon effectual medicine in asthmatic complaints, shot tnese of breads, hoarseness, w becznags, soreness and obstruc:ions of the been and lungs, and all the usual symptoms which attend tba beginning et consumptions; and if taken in time will prevent this fatal dis ease l Many different Cough Medicines being sold ender Ready sloilar names, purchasers of this Pectoral Elixir, to prevent being disappointed or the genuine medicine, are requested to be pars. afar In observing that each Bottle has affeed to It the Govern mem Stamp. with the name of " Bader, No. 4, Cheapside, * sio , graved in the impression. Sold in Bottles at is. I id. and large. containing three small ones, at 2s. 9tl I by BOVLBIL and SONS, Ciemista, No. 4, 1 Cheap 41e, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard London and $4, Sackvillo.sirect, Dublin ; also by the peindpelßoonselers, Dreg- I gists acid Medicine Venders, 10 every lows dwell... tie Dided leiogduru. MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, - 1817 ARMY CONTRACTS. Com misaarlat Department, Treasury Chambers, 29th November, 1817. N OTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use of the Army, •is. BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Foroes in Cantonments, Quar ters, and Barracks, in the anger -mentioned Counties and island Berk. (including the Do'sat, Nottingham, Town of Hunger. Essex, Town of Dudlty ford) Jen. y, and its Vicinity, Berwick, Middlesex, Town of Shrews- Cornwall (incledisig City of Chester and bury and ha Vi- Scilly) it. Vicinity, deity. Devon, BEEF and MU ITON to Ids Majesty's Land Forces In Can- tonmenta, Quarters, and Barracks, in the Counties and Islands: Berk% (including the Hants, City of earlhleand Town of Hunger- Isle of Mae, its Vicinity, ford) Kent, Town of Newcastle Cur:m.4ll (including Norfolk, upon Tyne, and Nottineiam, its Vicinity Durham (including Suffolk, As also Fresh Beef Holy Island) Suoscx, In the Islands of East', York, Guern.ey, Gloucester (inein- North and South Jerwyond ding the City of Wales. Al& rag. Bristol) 7 FORAGE, v;c. OATS HAT, and STRAW, to his holljesty's Ca valry in nicks, and Oats in Cantonments and VuArters. in the itritlet,ineutioned Counties : • Beds, Essex, Lancaster, Dorset, Kent, Nottingham. _ That the Deliveries a: e to commence on and for the twenty. fifth day of January next; that Proposals In Wrltlnu sealed up and marked, "'Tender for Army Supplies," will be receive' at this °nice nn or before Friday, the trith day of December, (but none will be received af.er Twelve o'Cluck oe that day), and if cent by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and island, except tor the CouLties comprising North and South Wales, all of wnich must be included in One .reetl , r, and the ;•ro posal for the Supply of Fresh Beet an the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Aid reify, must abo include the whoIC of the three Islands and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the render properly filled up by Two Person= of k own Pro. petty engaging to become bound with the Party tendering In the Amount 'toted in the printed Curricular*, lot the , tue Pet-term. ante of the Contract; and no Proposal will be not•ced unless made on a pr a d Tender, and the tirices expressed in Word+ at Length; and should it so happen tl.at dui it:g the i:untsiniance of the Contract no lion ps should be supplied mister the Contract,' the Expense of the Stamps tor the Contract and Bond, paid in the ant 1114t3ilet by the Contractor, shall be reltuided to him. Particula s es t'se COMftets may be had upon application at these Chambers, between the Hunts bf Eleven and Five. ••• Samples of the Bread and Me a l may be seen at these Chambers between the hours of 'I'VeCIVC as.; Iwo, WAN UM I*o PIiRCITALE, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, with a grind tbrnan's Resldmets upon it ; Rental about XlOOO a-year ; tbstanee from London from 40 to 1( 0 miles . Lerter.. with particulars, addressed to A. B. Post °Tee, Pe terdeld, Hants. TO 'YOUNG HOWSEKEEPERS. list published, Fifth Edition, price 4s. boards, THE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, a Plain Sys tem of Cookery. For the use of Private ramifies. , .By Mrs. SMITH. IrT This Is the shape-et Rod most useful Cookery Book extant. Also, Just published. the Seventh Edition, pr. us 6d half-bound, the Complete Confectioner; or, the w!►ole Arc of Corifec io nary made easy. By Prcderiek Nutr. Londou t Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. CUISTO2f-110U3E, L0N911.1 1 , I)..:cmber 5, 1617 FOR SALE, _-_ _ _ _ Order of As Rix. the Coassaissioners4his Majesty's Coulon:, Oa reesday the Itith, Wednesday the '7th, I huisday the i 8 It. Friday the 19th; and in the Wowing week on M inlay the 22d, fuewlay the Isd,and Wednesday the v nth sustain, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Commercial Sale Runinii, Mincing lane,. THE FOLLOWING. GOODS. Fur H Consunir km, Muslin, Nankeen, Shawls, Cantbac, Woollen Cloth, Ivory Ches., Men, East-lodia stained Paper, Latquered Ware, Draw ings, Pictur 1, Paper Hangings, Curnelaii Nunes, Bronze Pow der, Watches and other Jewelbry, Shel ',Thread and bilk Lice, Ditto Veils, Scarfs and L'res-es; Pate Glass, Cut Copper Coln, Sword bucks, Pasteboards, Sail Cloth, Chock Dial Plates and Movements, Musket Lock-, babres, Chillies, Rose Wood, Ta pioca, Os and Cow Hides, Goat Am-, Craubernes, Wine, Brandy, Rum, Geneva, Deals, St aver, tla 'many, l'obacco, Stud; and sundry other .orts of Uouds as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLIA& 01 ALL OUT'S% Also one Cask o Wtne, fur Hume Consumption, on payment of the Duties of Customs and Excise or fur Exportation free of Duty. The Tobacco and Snuff (except eleven Hogsheads that lay at Globe Yard) to be viewed at thy I ohacco Warehouse, London pucks; and all thz other Goods at the King's Weeen.,,,stculobe Yard; and No. if , Thames street; Kings Cellar, mid- r tur Coat hati.ange; and Tobacco Ground, ttutkerkt•be. as partieu harmed in the Cataligue. i G Goa. in the bt.t tom day. will %run view from Tuesday, tt.e vti.. until Nlunday, the a 3 , h ; anti the r. mankier u til Satur day, ti.e zut ta instmr, from feu o'clock sn th. Morning to three tll itie mein. N 13 Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Re. censer ut eines awl Forfeitures litracc, Cueum-House, on or be. tore -aturstay, the 9a st day •of January, 1818, or the &petits made thereon w.ll ab.olutely become iodated. Catalogues may be had at the King's Warehouse, No. 90, Lower l bantes•sta eet, pries One Stalling each. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE• This day was published, I! Octavo, handsomely printed from the Manuscript Copy. trats•mitted for that purpose by Mr. Putt:3l4, at Doblin, to t , .e Publisher, w;th a an , t remark 'hie ezdieation to a distinguished Personage, b.; the eloquent Au.bur. price On, Slulling, T HE LAMENI' of fhf. EMERALD ISLE. By CH Ai/ PHi1.1.1P.4, Loveliness was arouad h‘r as light. cbe saw the Youth and lov'd him. " Her blue eye railed on him its secret, and she blessed the Chief of ►1 rven. " Thou ha•t left no Son, bur shy name shall live In Sone " Narrow '4 thy Dwelling now, thooi wert so great before r Ow err —Swiss of Selena. Printed. fur William Hone, 07, old Ilaliey. Published by 1.030:4a5t, Huitsr, it Lee, Gams, and 13sowx,' Paternoster-rove, I.:indon. THE BRITISII THI....NTIt E; or, a Collection of pl a ys which are Acted at the Illea:res Royal. More. lane, Covect Har.tot, and Haymarket. Printed watt the Au thority, toil by Perini-rot' of the Manalert, from 'lie l'conipt Dottkit. With Ltint!raphictl and Crticat Remarks. By aiir,. INCHBALD. Wats elegrsit Eitgriving% lii twetity.fivl vul, royal Illnio. Prire Pt 16. 6.1. in boards; or, on Fine Pap. r, with Portraits and Pro:rf Impressitaus of :Ise Plates, ;rite &is in boards. The following are the Plays contained in this Work, which may he purcha ed separately, price is. each. The Copy rig'it of a large puma in of the Plays contained in these Sidi...at..., being the sole property of the l'ub i,lierl, can- . DU! be given hi any other Collection of Pli.ys. . _, 1. Mountaineers 63. Pittt of Honour . 2.. •tpeed t! e Plough 63. Barbaroria 3. Wheel of f.irtune 67. blerct.ant of Vinice 4. lover's Vows BEI. Wives ar they Were 5. 'Ale aid Yarice - . 69. King I.ear C. Isabella 7u. Cons:an. Couple 7. Wild Oats 71. 9:haol of 'deform a. Douglas 72. To Marry nr not to Marry 9. Stratizer 72. King.l Irmry VIII. In. Country Girl l'a. Kul Henry V . 11. Dramatist 75. Good Natured Man 12. 111.111 CC 74. Antony and Cleopatra 13. Grecian D tugh•er '7. Recruiting Ofllcri Pi. Easy 131.1 y • 74. Cosiness of hal/abort 15. Mao Bull i 79. Winter's Tate 16. Twirled and giesmunda I Zni. De Montfort 17. All in the Mons 8a . Count of Nar-none L 8• Mach-th 82. Ca.tla of Andriusis 19. Bold Stroke for a Wife 83. Suspi:lous fluolitott ! 20. Poor (is...venue: , 1 64. A Bold itroko for 4 Hut. T 21. Such rings Are bar 1 22. Oroottok a SS. A New Way to pay Old U 3 Love lii a Village 11./..h - s 24. Road to Ruin 86. Way .o get Married 25. Jane Shore i 87. Ina! Curiosity tn. Clandestine Marriage PS. Ea.! of Warw::k 17. Edward the Bieck erince 89. Fou-airdilcao . M. Merry Witss of %Vand.or SM. 'I tie Hooey Main 20. Ru'e a Wife and have a 91. Tire W00.1.r Wife 92. Litriel and Clari .ss 30. Mourning Bride 94. Earl of Eases 31. Cure for the Heart Ache 91. Kati Henry IV. Part I. 32. All fur Love . 95. '11:u Brothers St Way to Keep Him I 10. atm Would and She 34 King John Would Nut 33. -.he Stoops to Conquer 97. Ihe 11.er:instant 36. Conscious Lovers l 98. The Rivals 37. I ii- iteyenge 94. N.t...A•ure for Measure 38. I.nee for Love 10.1. Know your own Mind 39. livery Mao or his Humour 101. Kung Richard 111. 40. Coriolanus 102. King Henry IV. Pert 11. 41. Jew tOs. Ilse Oatimater 4g. Romeo and Juliet 104. The Min 01 the World 43. Careless Hu4aarril I 105. Maidul the 14111 44 George liaroweit I 10;. The Vueutta 45. Er arra stratagem I 107. the Provoked Husband 46. Gustavus Vasa . I Jug. .1 he Cleanses 47. We.t Indian i'.:9. the Diairessed Mother 48. Jona. Cm-ar Ito. the Beggar', Opei a M. Leery one has hls Fault a i t. Mahomet 50. Jealous Wire 11:::. The Foundling si. 1' hr Pent; eft 11?. As you like it 83t. The orphan I i t. 'I welith Night 53. L'avas - 115. Much Ado alma No -54. Toe Belles Stricazent using 55. a"..sit 116. Cyintrelme .iii. Ile Fair Penitent i *7. Vuta.te Pre-Weed 57. the Deseitrd Daughter 118 Comedy of Errors .544. First i ol,i 1 C 119. I =alarm .59. Siege of Donates t :AL Surrender of Valais GO. I'li:retried Woe lii. Battle of Hesitant 61• Kara gums, - lgg. Inert Chest 43. Lady Jane Grey_ 123. Heir at Law 1 d 3. Love n.akes a Mau 184 Othello ie. Swum fuller 125. Heiress 2. A t.OLLECTION of FARCES, and other After-pieces, which ate acted at the !theatre* Royal ; prilAsd 'rem the Prompt ilisAl. Selected by Mrs. Inchbald. A New Edition, in 7 vul . royal limo. price Afi. 15s. nr on fine paper, wih Portraits, price Lt. Its. W. boards.-lbe following are contained in this Work : Child of Nature The Minor 1 he Quaker wegarg Day Mayor of Garratt Ibe litsar.lian Midnight Hour- The Liar !the Deuce fs In Hint Raising the Wind Flora Edgar and Entine- Matrimony The Birth Day • fine Ella Rosenberg Jew and the Doctor Richard Cans de filled Soy . Irishman In London Lion Who's the Dupe Prisoner at Large I Maid of the Oaks Love ais Mode Ibe Poor Solider Tom I bomb Hartford Bridge .' The Farmer Doctor and the 1 1 Ner ley Abbey Tile Highland Reel I Apothecary !Turnpike Gate Iwo Strings to your l'he font Floor Lock and Key How 'lie Adopted Child ' Register Office The Deserter I he fain House ' Übe Apprentice All the World's a lodoisk , The Critic - Stage Ways and Means I he Wow Lying Valet School for Authors Rains ?be Chino Midas High life Below • Three Weeks after l'he Waterman Stairs . Marriage . Ihe Author Bon Toe Catiss.nne and Pe. Ibe Old Maid Ibe Mock Doctor -meatier i Miller of /damask! Mr Dora to Pay Padlock Conaus The Irish Widow Miss in her Teens 3. The MODERN IHEA I RE ; tor,' Collection Of suernssful Modern Plays, acted at the 1 heatres Royal. Printed from the Prompt Stroke. Selected by Mrs. inchbald. In tea vols. royal "each 4 * con'ssipsad With the above, Face Cl 19'. or fine paper, its IS& boarder • PRICE SEVEN-I'ENCR. WAN qucas. vl R. DOUD, !Ile En .ne , t's PATEN IRON •[MINN..; on tile prineipk or Tenacity, are -uper:rar to tuba Erase. for .trencitl, c e and cheapn .4, .he ram eiloyrrf eartutina u. -:o as 3r , •ie4 or Pier in deep trir:r far carrying ma& ove , Vali r., dtc. and are h way or ar.t..ot.tt to Part. or Plea.ure ground+, Elegant : 4 pecem3tts may be neon at No. ft. 01°6 ; It, FiliCh I•ne, enrtthad, e.l b sup. rb Mo .0 tine,: Bridget intended to br cams.: over she i harnee at Rn 1.4:r 1 .1 he and Hair ntersin4•l. ; and wnereite.o may be ohtat.,e t nth-.y odor miat'ng of the alyeentazeoor 1.3 e Annuities grained on the of :twee Bridges. SACRED MUSIC. W EN b!;12.1 through lie tv.•n's hrit.O`t Realms or n.',l I).croe, a Hymn for thri.tmts fhty,cl;nli:ote I by. W fialrov.,prce Hymn 4‘f 13e!:cst r.• , on :o the Critith at).lforei r i B.ble aociury, by Wm by I Mar.'', pike is ,1. I have set Grp always !iefore me , an An,i wni r..r four v.rceil, irt:b a *crime. acc,itopanirnent for the thgan or Pianoforte, compiired by Dr. i.:ekr, price Also may be had, for nor voice, prier is. Aidsa Hy Mai the and mew by tit Rte. Dr. Naoter, price and. Publi.i.rd by Uoulding and Co. No. *4 So!so:sereare. QIIADRILLE DANCINCk A LL EN, 19, SkerrArd•street.G4den-Iquare, Rives Publi: I votes% 210 Pratttee It. maim Q ndrilLs , Wa:ta, and t miatry Ddnetts, as danced by the tieleet Vathionables of Parrs and Lon.loss. Mutating Seti fur Ladus only—Evenin g & 1 ., Ladles and Gentlemen. Prltr.sa Leptons at all Lours at tiona.ight or ine.tosiple-r Pupils, of any age, eri.holi g h r vary and more fexpt.litiou• or rt.fined acqu realekt than Public Leaums catty: y tanaiy Pante. attended Youth gaaliiird for the Pro. fe.thnt, or Theatre. Ladies inttrave:l to latch tiles Vatatli.-9, fur aiding which he has ass sate new .inven•ed !dal jag lost ru. meets eth.hlitrj thenkto oultivate the:r own Dancing, give 1341:9 vet lona ?dune:tut% or Q 14111114 damn:lves atij friends WWI Muses ESSEX C9UATI' MA LT ING. A Creamy Me; iert WAS held on Sat►trday, in pet• %wince of a HAV.4.16011, for the purpose or Addressing ttis Ropil flighticrA -the Niece Realest; and nabs, his frgitnyss the l'ange of 'Sax/PC:biotin% 464 the irreparable lots ,Which they end the station at large have suitsined in the death of-the Psincess CH taLoTrr Al .5:10 C CoURG. At one o'clock th:*elt4ir was Oren by .)oast HALL, the 'High il:.etifforno read the Requisiqon, -sh oily et,phttise.l, the object of the Meeting : Li e assured the Gentlemen- that he sincerely participateA in the universal alit cairn and' regret Which the na tional calamity they seem met to deplore had pro diced; and adverting to the pain which was insrpa rAle frcirn t!ie date:barge of the duties of the di), deci4rtd it to be matter of nom h consA iticitl to have watilea+rd the• lauJatale _Liziety the County heave evinced, in embtacing the ?arliest suitable °plaint'. pity of testifying the sentiments of heart-felt regrat with which it was irnpre...sed, at the almost irreparable loss the nation had sustained in the lamented death of her i tie - Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte if Saxe CobGark The High Sheiii then called the atienljetil ni the Meeting to a letter he had seceivad f rom the L ar.i L;eutetiaitt of the County, apologising for his abienze ; which, having been read, he solicit. i rd 'o• t 4 l 7r, e w arl i i ; e i s te t i N ni ti l r i ni gli:se flh l e or G th e e n T lie c n 'i l n t' si n de t r o att l i r t: an C. Addles" to hi. R syal Highness the ['since Regent, in cottioini ty to the terms of the Requisitign. Mr. 'rosette, alter a few preparatory obacivatinas, procte:ed, in a ee• . feeling and forcible manner, to en-erve noon the lamentablecircenistance which had giretr rise to the County - Mecting ; it was a subject upon which no JlM:retire of opiintin could possibly exist, end therefore anticipated the inost perfect una nimity. Tvey were met t..r the purpose of recording Omit sentiments of condolence, and of les. tifying the sense they entertained of the iirepar t ble Mss the elation had buitsitteti in the death of (he incess Charlotte. The Address was seconded. in a few words, by Mr. W . p. Hoairwoow. Mr. MOSTAOILIE BUROOTNX was extremely desirous o f say i ng A few words in support of the Address.... It was well known to the Freeholders of the County. that whatever alteration might have taken place in his political sentiments, that he had always been a *staunch friend to the Honse of Brunswick, and he was thereinto desirous of expressing his heartfelt re gret, not only at the lamentable occurrrnce that had given rise to the present Meeting, but alluded to the dreadful calamity which had heiallen the nation in respect to the succession. Hi took that opportunity of laiploring his Majesty's Ministers to direct their first attention, upon the ensuing M cling of ['Atha. meitt, to that important question; and after intro ducing a pane.,lrie "p.m the course his Majesty's conti.tenti.tl servants had pursued when the marriage of his late Royal Highness was upon the tapir, con eluded by stating his opinion, that although it might to border upon universal suffrage, he thought the inhabitants of the county ought to be allowed to 'mac tfleir sentiments in the proposed Aidrea., No other Geode:min offering himself to the notice of the Meeting— The Ht,:uStirttiee, previans to putting the ques tion upon the Address, begged. leave to (Jbscrire, in a nswer to what !lad fallen !vim the lait speaker, that the Requisition by which the Meeting had converted having confined it to the Ncbiliry, Gentry, "Clerf . ,y, and Freeholders of the County, none of its inhat,i. tants, save and except ° Wow who might fall withil the ab.)ee ettuld .possibly be identiii?d with the present Alerting. Tae Address was they put and carried une.niamouslt, • Atier which it Was resolveda that the same be ap ed by the High Wind', and be by him transmitted to his Majesty's Secretary of Steel for the Home Be par.op-nt, to be communicated to his Royal Highness the Priate Regent in sui..!l m onset as might appear to his Lordship best . su!tej uinip so no:l.sucholy occasion. An Address of Condolence was afterirards like wise muse d Ily Sir JOHN Tsitu,L, and seconded by Mr. DlftNtY, to his 8 , -rene Hishoess the ggiace o f SAXE COSOLIKO. W'