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(-e ::t , - •s Ai ; ~° :" • . . :.s. . . \V tar ( • 17f. e/ m . - • pr. ? , #l.> . . 4 : ..' 4:-c 1 17 ;44PaZ EARTHieIIiKES IN SYRIA. fa MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held at X 1 t he City of London Tavern, on the VitV.Jannan. 16:3, J. T. DAUBUZ, Fag. Treasurer, in the %air: ja le olved—That a further. Sean of Five Hundred %nods be i s oestded through the medium of the British Coosgt-General, it..Coostautinople. R e solved—That CiLtaial Mama, Rm. be added to tlea Committee. • ARGYLE ROOMS. ON THURSDAY EVENING, February 6, 1825, Bin PUT2tTAX'S RE4DING9 and RECITATIONS Admission, Five Shillings. The doors will be opened at Half. past Seven, and the Readings commence at Right °Tisch - Tickets may be had at Mr. &era's, 27, Old ,Boastmreet; Baines, 1, St. James's -street; and at the Argyle. Rooms. Me Pau gives instruction in Elogution. and, in the higher branches of English Reading. No. 21, Broad-street, Golden-square.. . . Pvbfishpd tenets received by the Worshipful the Levant Company .mte, that shocks of Earthquake were continued in Syria to their latest date, viz.—the 18th November. The great shocks were on the 13th August ; from that date to the 18th Novem ber, a period of ninety-seven days, during which time, and very probably to a still more protracted period, the wretched sur vivors, driven from the neighbourhood of the Cities and Towns by the horrid and destructive stench from the putrefying bodies ettheir Relatives and Friends, must have suffered extremely. 11. approach of winter—the increase of sickness—the continual agitation of mind—the growth of despondency towards despair— the nearly total destitution of comforts—the dread of the shocks becoming in a moment fatal to those who stood on ground trembling beneath them, and menacing an engulphing chasm— must have caused an accumulation of misery which the Com mittee trust will press upon the benevolent feelings of those whom it hu pleased Goo to place in the happier regions of the Globe, and induce them to render that assistance which will be se honourable to the British name. Tie amount already advertised, and including £5OO from the Levant Company, and £3OO from the East India Company - £2292 19 0 Thomas Wilson, Esq. Mrs. Palmer, Glou, - £lO 1.0 tester-place Mich. Humble, Esq. 10 0 S. W. Nicholas Pearse, Esq. 3 0 J. Jefrery, Esq. liiquon, Sons, and J. Bagwell, Esq. Gribble - - 10 10 J. 1). R. A. C. and A. Port 10 0 11. Jackson, Esq. / Simsbury - 1 I -Mrs. K. Blaokburne, W. K. Burnham - 1 1 Lead.> • • Wm. Dickinson, Esq. 1 0 Miss A. BlackbAntg H. A. Fussell, Esq. 1 1 T. IL - Hen. Charles Abbot 1 0 M. H Ikev. Ed. Unwin 10 o F. L. 'bliss Stuart - 5 0 J. 'Meath llcssrs. Iloue - 30 0, A. Alor,atta Sir George Beaumont 4 5 P. H. f. Mattershaw, Esq. 2 2 W. Cash - H. Jeremy, Esq. 2 S R. J. B. L. W. $5 0 Mrs. Evans (Darley) 3. L. - 1 0 Lord E. Seymour 3. R. Baker, Esq. - . 2 0 M. Mocatta, Esq. J. H. Butterworth, Esq. 5 3 Two Invalids . C. S. - - t 0 Mrs. E. Cookworthy T. R. Jolliffe, Esq. 5 0 W. Howard, Esq. 3lrs. Stafford - 5 0 Miss' Ann Howard Mrs. Delmar . 50 0. 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This new and superior Article forms a striking contrast, on comparison with every other kind of Starch, by its brilliant whiteness; and, when prepared for use according to the directions, is consideralsly stronger, and consequently more economical. Its greatest excellency consists in being very fluid and transparent (notwithstanding its superior strength), resembling a thip solution of fine Gum Arabic : thus divested of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. It Is worthy of remark, that the. latter is so defective in colour, &c. that the manufacturer usually adds a portion of blue to it, in order to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is not re sluiced with the patent article. Saki in convenient Packages. wholes* and retail, at 151, Wood -street, Oheapade ; 147, strand, London, warn rated ge nuine; and may be obtained of every respectable Dealer In Starch, in Town and Country. A SAVING OF ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. IN COALS AND OIL. KITCHEN RANGES and SMOKE JACKS, by the Koso's PATtNT ; far more effective and convenient ihau an , - others ; with every convenience for thaws, Boteurg, 111111WINCh . and &comma, with ample length of bars for Roasroos birth* open fire.. They are allowed to be much superior to any Esikt Back-range, as they are safe from that danger of exploding i filch the Boiler Back-range is liable to ; they do not corrode or accumulate filth, but open entirely for the purpose of Cleaning, without taking down the briek-work, and are free from that offen sive effluvia so much complained of in the cooking apparatus. Also, PATENT SMOKE JACKS, that will go, in the most tificult a.id smallest chimney, Four Years with once Oiling, which may be done Irons the outside, and will Roast any number it Joints with or without Spits. To-be had only of J. PROSSER, No. 5, Back-hill, Batton-garden. TO THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. BISON, lA'ILLSON, and Co. respectfully invite Ladies, Patronesses of Taste and Fashion, to an Inspec tkes of their N e w, C ost ly, and E x t e n s i ve STOC leof FO It El GN and BRITISH LACE, which they with confidence affirm to nixed any hitherto offered. From Correspondents.at Paris, Brussels, &e. they are sup- Prled with the Newest Designs of Foreign Taste, thus forming, it one Mart, the unique Productions of Continental with the 'baste Originals of British Costume. From the delusive Advertisements of fictitious Manufacturers Professing to sell Imitation Lace at low Prices, D. W. and Co. hold it their duty to apprise Ladies, that, having a Manufactory at Roussel% they can and will eller their REAL POINT a L'AI9UILLE and BRUSSELS FABRICS, considerably 41 '6' than any badly executed imitations, (idly assured the Inferiority of Texture and uniform correctueu of Design will be apparent on inipection, and a single trial will establish their suability In wear. They have just received from their Manufactory a Splendid esllection of Real Point and Brumes Dresses, Squares, Scarfs, heels. Mantras', Caps, &c. a large assortment of Blonde, Mechlin, and Valenciennes Laces, which, in addition to an im asense Stock of every Article in the BItITISII GASSED LACE (commonly known by the Name of Urling's Lace), they Rr deterrnqied to sell at the. Lowest Prices. b. W. and Co.'beg leave to submit to Ladles attention sore blortfittes for the Season peculiar to their House, viz.— T EItON A TIPPETS for Opera and Evening istume; 'ripa la Diane et Zephyrine; CoiftParisleonc, Sleeves Dejeun6 ; Quadrille Sashes, Aprons, Reticules, Pdrses, Ste. calculated fur Ilk= frequenters pf Almack's, &c. N.B.' leer Messes front .C 2. ins to 7f, GuimaS. N.:. Regent-street, facing the Argylt.ltoosus. i 1 0' 1 0 3 Q 1 0 1 EDUCATION. AT MR. EDWARD SIMPSON'Ss ACADEMY, Wedesicroft Lodge, Yorkshire, near Barnard Castle, established upwards of Tw.enty Years, YOUNG GENTLE.. 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