Star. — London, England, 1817-06-13 00:00:00

_ 44. 7 P. a to - ii V _ 7 10. • .•-••• )S je 59% • . • t r. r 1 / 4 1 1 4 U . 4 % 4.110 / 0 ;•1 1 ' • ...• • .11.• .•• \OLDER 9450. ARMS' CON TRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, Treasury Chambers, May 2R, 1817. "cOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous -4 of Contracting to Supply BEiI.F and MUTTON to his -, , Xest)'s Land Puce: in Cantoz.nm.ts, Quarters, and Barracks, :r the lir dermentione4 Counties, and Island: ist ,r, nr r, Lit` FI:01.K, .wr !INGHAM, NORTH and SOUTH WAI.E.3. As :No in the several Ccu:ltia:, in "..Zortli Britain. Tiot tft D^liveries arc to con:mu:cc on and for the 9..ith dap a lay nen:, that Pi-oprtrial, sip and marked ...i . ,:.der for Army Supplies," w rtc.itvt. , l at this Office, on , • !)rfore Frishiy the 27th day of none will be r o t i:•!. , 1 after twelr.! 'o'clock or. that da,„ a:1, if sent by Post, tht: pu.-taZe must be paid. Proposals must be made sepireely for cacti Cminty, except for the Counties comprising North and :::otith Wahis, all of .which rest be included fit one Teadec; as also ustrt the several Cowls r'S in North Britain t and each Proposal lona have the Leuer, el.!ch ii smarted m the Teeder,.propesfy !Med up, by two Per on,r o f knows. proyourt7, =mils to Iss.coote bound with the }L ry tendering, In Cie antotuit steel:die the printed Part.cishu-s, Pr the due performance of the Contract t end on Proposal Will Le to icril unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices ex pressed in words at knob ; and should It. happen, that elitlng ttsc continuance of the Contmct s i t Troops ohoold be stypOied wile the Contract, the expervie of the Contract and Itssl, paid tte first instance by the Coctrarine, shall be refunded to him. Eartisulars of the Contract: may be had upon uppl!ratt , ,ti at No. as, Great Grorge.street, Yes: mintier, betweea the Lcolr., of eleven anti five, and at the Office of Deputy Comrnit• - ary-General ';utot,t, hdisiburgh. GRAND SIINIMk.R LorratY. JSIVEWRIGHT, having contracted with Go . vernment for the NEW Lai TERY of loom) 'rickets, begins drawing the 9th of JULY, soohneits Ile following `Warm, framed ca the same proiciole a. the which gave r.th universal ; but he rioters himself the present embrace. imiortsut sievroventents, which will be apparent w Villy one. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of ,020,000 Consols ...... I'ROJOOO 10,000 Money ......... 20,000 2,009 Conseil* 4,000 1,000 Moiruy 2,000 500 Motley ...... 4,000 4 51 . 10 Muncy ... • 1,200 4 «.•••••• ...... . 2:6 Diltnicy ..... ..... 00 Monty ......... so ••b••••:" 60 Mulvey hloilLy . ) 3 ,60 First-drawn Blanks iti r;:ch SNext drawn lilat.ks will each be-c , mw, a tJc w Ticket of the aanw Number fur the Ilea. L" I of July, with the option of recutuini .Clu C invest! .. 1010 F...at-drawn Blanks, July 18tH, to rectivc AEU Law 6,06() 1 ,;.:00 1 ,Ono 1.000 1e,01.0 10,000 t:O4 Prises.-10,400 Tickets. if 109,460 - .lire are only 10,400 Tickets, and 7,000 of them will be tirtwn the 9th of July, every one of which will be a kleutlit 7:ker, either entitling the Holdtr to some of the above Noble I..ces, or have the privileges of a New Ticket of the same Num re be 679117 , 111611 the 1943917'; bat Air more detailed pant i:,•l2.ta see the Printed Schemes, which may be had gratis. 'fbe :Amp PCICeR continued. Present Prke of s Ticket... Only XI s 1 se. A Halt ......... Cti 19 0 Light!' a. Xs 11 6 A Quarter bl 0I Siatreoth l6 0 In the Lottery just finished, the Capital Prizes have been re markably well divided amongst the Public, and 1. hayswitlOUT bad the satisfaction of selling SEVEN of them at his Oilers, No. 97, Corohill, No. 36, Haymarket, No. 11, Holborn ' and No. 141, Ostford-stree. where Tickeu and Shares tor the New Lenny are now on Sale. - TO THZ PUBLIC. BISH most respectfully informs his best fikods, the Peblie, that a New Lottery is now on Sale It con ing of 10,400 llckets to be drawn in Classes, Numbered treat No.l to 106 Inclusive. Two Tiekatuef a Number, and the fuse t dee:dm rim other, to be all drawn M Two Days, via. 9th red unit of NMI' MON (JULY). The tellorrhtg Is the 'Scheme and full particulars: Prizes of lesti.ooo Consols 10,000 Money _ . _ . 1 1...... ... 2,000 Connie 4,000 Stott 1,000 MOM &OM Money 500 Money SOO Money 200 Money 10 ... ..... 100 Money 1,000 Money 20 ........, SO Money 1,000 Money 1 00 ....•..... so, Money 1,000 Blanks 10 Money 12,000 Money 1,010 Blanks I Money 6,600 Monty 2 2 1 •••,••••• 10,400 Tickets. Total Stock and Money £130,46i/ DETER MINABLE PRIZES : First-dawn Prise, liras Day, to have 110.000 more. First One Thosseod Blanks to have £lO Money each. Spoo Neat-drawn Blanks to be New •Ticket, of the same Ilanher, to be redraws 19th July, wffh the eta:. of taking their Cht".ce, or receiving Indeed £lO Mow, per Picket, and In pro- Pa too ler Shares, If brvusht In lot payment on or before the Ea JULY. 1.010 Ist•drawn Blanks, sd Day, to have IS Money each. 7bird•drawn Prize above £lOO to have .E3OB more. Ms draws Prise above 4100 to bow £lOOO more. Seventh-drawn Prize above £lOO to have .010,000 more. Tint• Drawn Prize, Second Day, to have .ESOOOO more. y the above Scheme it will be seen that the total of Nioney sad c enn e a paid by G over n me nt, Is 30,460, but the Contrac tort Wm iteo per Ticket foe 1,100 Blanks. which will be drawn First Day, end if the Public smil themselves of the offer, it will be equal to ate sere gem of 230,000 .111feccy, making a total of 4 1110,440, to be divided austenpat the 10,400 *roams ; this offer is tensility very advientageous to the Pnbilc, and T. Blau has Mat pleasere iststsdng, that although it le a Sem entirely culo tte of the Money paid by Gsmeransent, be can guarantee the ;11ment of k to nil Perigee who purchase as his Offices, or of Agents.—Jia Two of the Grand Money Prizes nest be drawn *wily (First Prize) ♦ is prow sole may be antidpated, and T. ii4H bogs to seinsiot his Friends a variety of Tickets and Shafts =:•: tow on Sea at his Odees, 4, Corohill, and 14 Charing-Cross,' otere in the lase Lonny just Stashed be sold (as usual) more Cliqui Priem than mg other rlbee•kreper. FRAUD PRRVENTED. Tlil counteract the many attempts that arc daily made to impose oa the smeary a 'parlous composition in read et the Genuine Machin prepared by Day sad Martin, they are iodated to adopt a new Label, in which their addrcse, in, High Holburs, II placed so tonspituously, that they trust an attention to this, itti the difference tt the type, whsek is elflike all leuer-press '4l enable purchasers at wee to detect the imosition. Real Japan BLACKING, mate by DAY and mAturm, 97. H Holborn, w:U in numre be sold in Bottles at ed. hs. aw nab, and a eon of the Label left with all Venders. DAY APD MANI IN, 97, HO Holborn. CASE OF DISTRESS. TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN, GO. VERNORS of CHRIST'S HOSPI l'Al., who may lvve a Non.free Presentation to below, this Appeal is made Its beh:Of or the Orphan Buy. Also to I.adies, Noblemen, Gentlemen, and 01Fcers of the, Army, this lamentable case II submit•ed. The tee lit k Orphans nn whose behalf this Appeal is made, are the children of a late highly respected Officer in :in. A•my, who, immediately on his landing in England from Gibraltar, fell a vie im to illness contracted at that but lou. His Widow, far advanced in pregnancy, having performed the last ntelancholy duty to him, was returning to Berry 11.:ads in Oevemehire, in hopes of joining her motbee, to whose care she had left her four infant children. Within a few roPes of that town, the was suddenly Betio: Anted with the recent dearTi of her youngest boy t the shock thus received nearly deprived het of life—as soma as able she continued her journey, it'd reached the place only in time to behold her mother in her lass moments! •I'o complete :ler mesh/nu:les, the was left wholly destftetit— had to int - up:lt with illness and with poverty—and. but for the bounty of strangers, must have been the vicsim of absolote want. Grief for tier fuses and the nielancloPy prospect of the tenure, wrought sip Leer mind to ale agony !wintering upon phrettay, In which state she wa, deliversgl i 4 her tfqp child. • " AC linagth, Uaer Whthii :sr by rte. a) °reset ai inosses, pn4 After iwittirising the death off the Went at her brea.t.the wink beneath the'weight of her afflictions, at the early age of twenty-eve year•a! leaving two girls and a boy totally enprovided for. •t'he very trilmg allowance since obtained irons the Centimes sinner Fund, though ad led by Duoatiatrafrons three kird friends, I'. found quite inadequate even to thew maintenance. At the itarla . )l and la.t request of both their parents, a particular friend, leaving undertaken the guardianship of the poor Orphans, is put to the i , ainfnl necessity of soliciting Charity from the Ilenevolent tor ttotir behalf and Education. Stilraription. will be thankfully received at Messrs. Green• wood, Cox, and Co.'s; Messrs. Paxton's, Cockerel', and Co.'s, Loudon ; where further particulars may be seen. Anti at the house of Messrs. Arndt and Borough, Army Agents, Dublui ; also at Robert Shaw, Esq. and Cu.'s, Bankers. His 'loyal Highness the Duke of Sussex . ,E2l 0 0 1 jetett i:sor-General Sir John Doyle . . 4 4 0 Mc.srs. greenwood, Cox, and Co. - 10 10 0 Duchess of lioccletigh - . - 5 5 0 Juba Christie, Esq. . . 5 5 0 Henry Trail, Lsq. - - 1 1 0 Sir William Paxton . - 2 2 ii Arelobild Paaton, Ea,. - - 2 2 o Captain Paxton . . 1 1 0 Heady, Lsq. . . 1 0 It Earl of Crawford . . . I 1 0 Hun. Lady Cockerel! - - 3 0 0 Sir Charks Cockerel' . - 1 0 0 Gerraid Larpent, k sq. - - 1 1 U William Lionlei,'Ll • . 1 1 0 X. - - $ 3 0 Major-Gcntral Sir H. White - 1 1 0 -- Davison, Lsq. St. Janaves.square - 1 0 0 Earl Spencer . . . 10 10 0 Mr. P. Vern, Growasorislace - 1 l 0 Jonattan Fryer, Esq. - - 8 2 0 Licu.enan:-Colunel isTewrlkus, H. P. - 1 1 0 Bail of Dysart . - 4 2 0 Gecrge Kubtstioo, Est . . 1 1 0 T.L.. . . . 1 0 0 NE. K. . . . 1 0 0 T. C. - . . 1 0 0 Captain R. Daniel. Portuguese Serums Rev. George &this, .0. U. HolLitsd Mks C. Hothad Holland. Esq. .Ic-umlaut-Colonel O'Malley, H.P. Major Burke - Mr.. A. M'Nalr Sir David Duodas, M.D. Lady H. Coartney I B. . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • lovLijoisGetteral UndttY Robert Milks, EN. T. H. 3. Hodges, kn. A dabp taus A. - Lieutenant-Colosil G. G. Healy - His Excellency Earl Whitworth, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland - - Right Hun. Thomas, Lord Manners, Lublin Gaseral Sir George flackwith, Cutwander of the Forces, Ireland • - Major• General White - • Colonel Carey, Military Secretary, Dublin • - Cagrain Miller, A.D.C. ditto . - ...• Carmichael, Al) C. ditto - - l.oed Aylmer, Adjutant General, ditto - Sir Edward II Baker, &usury at War, ditto Memo. Anna and Borough. Army Agents, ditto Lieutenant General Lord Forbes, ditto - Hun. Captain Purists, A.D.C. ditto - • Captain Mackeuzie, A.D.C. ditto . • Officers of the 7 ith regiment, defai duty ha ditto Thomas Fitzgerald, Esq. ditto • - Mrs. Fitzgerald, ditto • • • Miss Fitzgerald, ditto • • Kobert Shaw, Esq. and Company, ditto • Thomas Newcutuen and Co. ditto - Joseph Golf, Esq. ditto . • Miss Gale, ditto . - John Gale, Esq. ditto • • Surgeon lames Scutt, ditto - • 1 Earl Mount Norris, ditto - • Mrs. Salt - our, ditto • - 21 0 0 6 Y O. 1 0 Miss Bailout:, Cad° • . 1 0 0 Richard Cane, Esq. Army Ageot, ditto • 1 l 0 Otftoers lOUs Light Dragoem,doiug duty in ditto 13 0 0 Officers 14th ditto ditto - is tO 0 °Dicers 4th Dragoons skit) 19 0 0 Messrs. Reed and Fraser, Army Agents, DeWitt I 0 0 Captain Guthrie, 44th Itsgiment, ditto - 1 I 0 Mews. Atkizton and Co. Army Agents, tibto 3 4 0 Arthur Hume, Esq. ditto • • 1 10 0 Mrs. Sinclair, of Belfast • • 5 0 0 Miss S. Bland, ditto • • 5 0 0 Miss D. Bland, or. • S 0 0 Colossal Hood/tad s Commissary General, Dublin 1 0 0 Olken 84th Regiment, doing duty in Dublia 19 0 0 Officers 16th ditto ditto • • 18 IS 8. From Oporto, remitted by C,apt. 8.. Daniel:, Port agues/ henieet John Crispin, is+ British Coosa, Oporto tit s o Major Oatiaral Ashworth . . 1 1 0 John Quinlan, Esq. - 1 1 0 Cabal Soopa, 7.4 . - 1 5 9 Albert brow Ls+ . 1 5 9 Jonas smite, lot • - 1 5 9 llotoos Newman, Esq. . 1 5 9 Jaws f vow, it.q. b . 1 5 9 thorp Kaoitslet, fat . 1 5 9 Daniell bull, Esq. • I 5 9- /oho Hatt tioblo,Baq. . 1 5 9 . ,U11541U Piaxicc.Pqe . 1 1 0 tradatick Cook _goq. - 1 5 9 /spies 0511•1011 Harass gal* • I 1 9 .Psitiek Maly, lii. • 1 s 9 loaqvies-OlOsillOtwi. • , • 1 .l 9 lostiVego (4 0 Plies.b. 6 1. • 1 4 lfrrlf A 7 , Major Frederick Armatrom Portiosso Salvias 1 1 0 , ttlcoard TrAtteb,fin. • . ' 11 0 J. K. Murray, EA. . . s o 0 A. J. Pro;dt gal- • ' . 00 01 4. Mrtealfe. - B.ti. of Hill greet • - 10 10 0 Joltoosro Satairelat 0 0 rssEx. BETWEEN ONOAR AND CHELMSFORD. CAPI CAL FREEHOLD IttrrATF. Upwa•ds of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of RICH mititnow GitAZ:N . G GROUND, ARABLE and WOOL) LAND. An Excellent RESIDENCE, and all rrqukite BUILDINGS, recently erected. Twenty•four Miles aunt London. By Mr. ROBINS _ . . - At Oarraway's Cefree-house. 'Chan re Alley. Cornhill, on Tn [Figs. ant* July 10th, lel; at Twelve re% lock, in One Lot, (By Ord er of the ELECLITRII, pursuant to the N'iU of the late VaI,ARIL Iuli), 'PING METH HALL, a valuable FREEHOLD .B.: ESTATE, situate at Biaclintoor. between Osigar, Chelan ford, and frigates:rine ; comprising an eligible Residence lately traced, planned for the accOmmodation of a Gentleman's F.I. roily, with excellent Offices a Garden, Pleasure-ground, and thriving Plantatlea, Baitirs House, Farm-yard, Dams, Stables, and Outbuildings, pnnepal part newly erected; and sundry Ei closures of capital rich Meadow, feeding Pastures. Sue .krable and Wood Lend, surrounding the House, containing upw .IS, sit FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFIY-FIVE ACRR...I, • Divided by thriving Tuck tenets, in an excellent -.tate of culti vation, and in a beautiful country. Also several very valuable Pieces of rich Marsh Lan& con• teining about Piityxwo Ames, in the Parish of Elaeknio,r, a abort distance from the Estate; a most eligible Property for a Gentleman fond of Agrcultural pursuits, or for investing mune). The Estate is iu poseeesiou of the Executrix, and immediat. possession may he bad. To be viewed by applying to Mrs. Wailer, at the Mansion, where Perthshire pray be had; the Bettie. Blaciemonr; George, Dugan Black Boy, cud Messrs. Meggy and Chalk, Clielr.istOrd; White Hart, Rianliird; Mr. Wicks, King's Arm-, Brentwo.-;t; Spread Nagle, lagmestone; of Mr. Clarke, Solicitor, bedlers Hall, Clasp/We; lit Mr. Waller, bolicitur, No. 40, enrapture( Strand; Sc Cioarrawsty:s 0 and of Mr. Robins, Warwick Inman, Cieldealcits, 1.90192 iwtrog S Za.: of ibe Estate niuy be et eu SALES BY AUCTION lIFRTS, BETWEEN HER I'FORD AND HATFIELD. ll.r MANOR of KINSBOURNE, PARK, MANSION 1101I5E, FARMS, and LAND, about ONE THOUSAND ACRE% By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawoy's Coffee-hte.e, in Excta•tgettalley, Coenhill, on . 1 . 117g6b AY, the lune url, Ist - 7, at Twelve in FookLots, TH I'. MANOR of I'ONSBOURNE, with the Valuable FREEHOLD and email part COPYHOL U ESTALT vtuate in the l'ari•hes of Bayf or d, Little Berkhamp. stead, anti HatEeld, a desirable and beautiful part of the County of liras. The Rental and e•timatril Value ONE lOWA ND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS per Annum. The Estate rtbmnriaes an excellent FAMILY RENITENCE, seated it. the PARE, with OT.ce• cf all Ameripttiona, Pleapar,- grintntls, ontuttovr Kitchen Gardens walled and Owned with cihoce r, ~it urro s capital Farm Yard, and substantial Lissilditto of ali de..unutlittion; s •n.l reward. of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRE" Of M..adow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood lar.d; the rrlnciral part cireutiodi-d by Oak Paling. Ahr t TWO hrAtairt.r.T.Ttehti awl other Litrols, ah , eut TWO lIU N El) AN U. .ACRES, wbb Farts- Hou rd lluibtin ~ and suwity- t..itta4es with Oarilats Arld 1 mtele; whale i'Slatl• eu , ta:nlrg r-arly ONE THEOVItA ND ACILIca, lyttig coni;:set. The Lasulo are plcarinyly distersifled, avd Ofri• Illetiteli with fine grown ' ;Tiber and ir. a fire rate of cult ie.:l sn A desirable rrnpert t fur a (.;entlentan rend of Al ectshisra3 per suits, near Ewa Markets, highly respectable nri;;ldurtrhaed, excellent roads, ahoet four Irma Hertford; 1 - LeCeld, ettediunt, and ikvvnry frnnt Lrinion. May be viewed by apply ire at the lYiantfett (with Ticket.), where Particulars may b. had; and at the Bell, Hertford: F.e.- lisbury Arms. Hatfield; Green Mari, Wryer ; Swan*, Wei ht."l Craw; at ltarraway's ; and of Mr. Rubliti, Worwtk-..reef, Gulden-square ; where a Plan may be seen, and Tickes f r viewing Lad. IN.A•Rr2r. Near the (41t tal-PARK, Very lkdrable FAMILY It ESIDLSCH, 10 elCeUrni Repair, OverlyuLing llp vu:t E 14 Mr. kOhlrita, At Garrawa)Neoljee.litrit.r,'Lliango.Alley,ron.hill, ou u.as. umr, loth July, 11117, Tv.ulTe O'CluCt, (CT on up.e uP 's ne It eCtrol3), A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. held sot a lung Turn) of Year., at a norderre Ground. Kenn, crimpriring a %try eliKible and contorodina4) HOUSE, hund.ritirely up, arid adapted fur the accent:un datum ut a Kuntly trt Dissitte:ittit, pleasan t ly situa te No . 10, stratum .arr.or, Piccadilly, ov.rluoking Devonshire-I-10u* Gat amt tun' VUOUSru OM Green Mark, le , e ft c,iJettce and Yrttptre y of a Ght4I'LEM A :4, deceased. Conta'illug rin the 1./pre y, Your good :rd.:eying linouti, with flit r.infr and a Clottl. ?••••Nmild *Grey, uwo sp., : j ojs , airy bed-rhartilitrg, a imaller 11ti1 chaniber, and a Dreiit.....rourn. Ou the Principal Fluor, an 1 1 .1,-Eatit Drawin;-tou::a in fr crintmuaicating to a capital. Bark-ratan aUel. a :!e..1 Ground Fluor, an Eutranee.liall with fire-place Veuilisde, and conuurithrupt stint: ritair.c.m, a vary exciAleut Library, GcntleinatiN Dresdn-rouni, Water-clu.et, tr.:. in •Ine liamlutirt, excellent Dunne's; °filets, detached Ki*chen, lery, rkc. aid I.:smutty. The whole well stnilvd with spring and out Water. To be viewed by tickets. Psrtieulars on the Peereiyey ; the Subscripth:l.hou4es, Str * Losek's.street ; of Wu's. barrel and MetcAte ' srhcatord, Ins; at Garraway% ; Red Mr. Robins, Warwick-urea, Cutden.strare, of whom r:eieta foe viewing may be had. SUKK hY. Caplral FREEHOLD ILSTATE, Eligible for BUILDI-ZG. • Mtwara 3 FIRKA.I HAM, MUCHA M, and TOOTIN4 e. - Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE.. with OFFICES FARM HOUSE, add SUILDINc i, and TWO HUNDRED and ONE ACRES of LAND, with a Capital GRAVEL ! t 'I F ELVEN MILES from LONDON. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Colree•Houor. lischaore-alley, Coenhilt, on Ta u sop r, the loth of July, 1817, at Twave o'Clock, irl Lots, (unity, an arctrabk• off , :r Is previously made lur rise whole or any part), AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; contpri.ing a desirable READENCIi for a Gentleman's . beautilully situate on the Roads from Stryitham to Alitcnam, and from Tooting to Mitcham, in the County of urrey, with timer, of all deKription4, ('oath-horse, Stable+, Lawm, likasure Ground: and M0...,d0w Land, nearly Twee I Y ACRES, twantitioly ornamented with I:imht-r. Also BIGGIN VAR M, •.sith a neat FAR M-HOUSE, Mune, r:telilrs, and Om-buildings, and np•.vards of ONE kfliNDitio f) AND sEVENTY ACRL•S Of Mpadliw.l..e.tuir, and Arable I. and, in a high state of tali* 'cation, lonmilrd by a stream or WatLr, and by the Turni.ike. road f London to Mitcham, which will be divided irto con venient Ims fat i•rrctinl; Villas, the principal part on a P•le Cori. :minding situation, dhly Stovni Mile; from the Mrtrupolis.—On • of the Lots there is abundance or very line Grassi, would be an alitio.t inetlaustiblr squire ot wealth to a I.•.teh\ser. To hr viewed by ap;dying at Taiiiworth House, or !s Mr. Charrington, Balham tEll , whets. Particulars may b. had; at the Wheatsheaf, .I . ootitw; Grcyhoun.l,Carshaltots ; Held, Mitcham and Epsom ; Cock, :loom; K net Arms ;:tad Ore/. bound, Croydon ; Clapham C.nentuon; of I?ts>r•. Bateman and !ones, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; and of Jdr. bins, Warwick street, Gsoden square, where a Plea of the Estate may be ecru. SPLENDID COLIN I RY RESIDENCE, RtJF.H.tMP ;;lIRREY. With OFFICES, COACH lio Si': I.AW.. PLIKASURE OROUNDS, beautiful ecntaye and OFFICES, capital GARIWNS, FL , H.PON/)a s•, ;: , with Fish, and rich MEADOIIr an 1 ARABLE TO DE SOLD 1W AOC L lON, By Mr. ROBIN.i, At Clarraway's Coffee-florid...Of:lnge Alley, ("anthill, on Trio* s. DAY, tidy to, tor; at Twelve n'flueit,• AVERY VA LAJAIII.I:. .AND COPV1101.1) FS r.VEIi, Oman pan LEASISIIOLLI), Cornutisiing he SPI.LNpI I AI A NsION, Erected at a very coo.id atilt• i-tiGlise by the late Betty 4 ae . Gotiaim to, Esq. now die and histivity a a NOBLE& 111A1)1, delighttidly situate on a cotattaandiog nuanence, at RitEHAISIF 1 . 0 N, in the y. 4 Slimy ; Entbrating very extensive and luxuriant vecw: of the surrounding, country, elegantly tined up J.efl I.l:fo:se4 with every convruirnre for aHobleniars. Or Family of •br tine Di:imams ; with all r e . quisace Domenic i.hlaeleboutel, b eautif rl Inantat i.us, trioive Laws.; tire f lrunii.lz...rinsaleint./ with Sheets of Water Carnage Ulives, Gravellrd Walks, Sithterra , runi Passages. llortintage, A 1..) a Compact Rename... called the kowiEetY Co 1 - IAOLI. Adapted for the arrotilitiola , itni of A gelltvil SMill ' With .flan. ing Ftrasure'r :r00...E, aria Out Unlit.... A very capital Xitetien i.larden, principal want:a, aua cloth, .t wat nunieroas Fr ail a;iia logy 14-.o•lird, and pu nt , I. Hot-hmt-.t trer:-.-houw , , Poe ant Nlrlaff Pll%, :tseomuion Houses, tve. ttararnet's Cottage, Fano %Mains,. Yards, (cc. with sir-,y iX LI i AfAtEn of rich Meadow, aiiil t email pert /LAW Laud, well Impplind with goad ‘Vater. 'Elie whole turning a m..ac e!‘slbii: Property, within Mx Miler, of dm Metroisotts. The Purchaser rstay.pe accommodated with the elegast House hold Furniture, by vt:q.‘tion. To be viewed by li•Atets. Partkulsri may be hal nn the Premises; at the Cask and Talbo , itictinnota; \Stint, "p t, Windsor; C attle, Sift MI; sit Henry Lit t on. Esq. Kinr4 3 ; iSed Lion, Hounslow ; °Wes% rs. Ltruodreir, Losu ten , and ;I: , .sits, iutcitors, Temple; at Garrawai ; and of Mr. Retina, w ar _ w irk -street, Golt:tor.l , „r. ul OI:014 L CAI:I4 'OC .7;47 •% . ald w: t is. 1'64. L FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1817. SOCIETY for SUPERSFDINC the NECr4SITY of CLIMB ING 801 a, by ENCODR ICING, a NEW mrritui) of SWEEPING CHIMNIES, and for IMPROVING. the CONDITION of CHILDREN aul OTHERS EMPLOYED by Cl - 1111IN2'1r•S14F.iiii. L ♦ A T a GENERAL MEETING o f the !MIA . 131 TAN I'S of LONDON and W F.•tl'Ml T l hrkl by public Advetttsement, at Freemasons' lull, on Satutlay, the 7th day ..1 June, Ili. Royal Highness the Duke of SIISQRX in Ike Chair, The following Resolutions were U11411iM06141 r.gresd to: 1. That the employment of Climbing Boys to sweep Chirooie•, 14 a cruel and unnatural practice, and ought, as wow as possib!e, to be abolished. 2. That this practice, which k of comparatively modern dire, and only partially aittpted In this country, is as utaweefsory as it is inhuman, the work being capable of being performed. in all case., as effectually by mechanical means as by (limiting Boys. 3. That though it appeari to this Meeting to have liven the uniform plant the Society to supply the estahltshed Chimney sweepers with Machines, and to afford thew every encourage ment in the use of them, a:.d though it also appears that they would be essentially benihted by the adoption of them; yet, th.t• from the prejudices of 'Master Chimney-sweepers, and of many servants and others against the use of the Madiinr, this Meeting is convinced, by experienee, that they can never be hilly and be neficially iturdiheced -to Int.g as the employment of Climbing goyestudibetoltrated by the Legislattit• e. Thal Ibis Meeting, thc4ore, deems It expAllent to Peti tion Parlkultent to pass arcuoact, entirely prohibiting Master Chfmnerevreepers from taking any more Apprentice. to be used as Climbing Boys; and from using their own °Mitring ~r t any other children fur . r purpose. e ) 5. 'chat the Peatt on to the Honourable the House of Com. mnnii, now read, be adopted by this Meeting, of which the fol lowing is a copy : " Saswg•rm, " Thlt your Petitioners being deeply impressed with a sense of the sufferings experienced by the Children employed as Climb ing Boys, for the purpose of cleansing Chimnies, the heiple.s victims of a trade moat justly stigmatised by the Legisla: tate fraught with vatious complicated :marries, are desirous that such inhuman practice should be totally abolished. " that various circumstances ut cruelty and oppression appear to your Petitlnnen as inseparable from the trace as now rarrird on, and which would be altogether obviated by the substitution of Machiwaffor the purpose. " Your Petitioners, therefore, most earnestly request of your Hononisble House, ro take into consideration the Sit11:101/t1 of these litlflitttalate Children, and to adopt suck measures as in your wisdom may appear most proper for speedily and effec tually preventivg any Children from being so empkiyed in. future." 6..1 hat the offer of the Honourable H. G. BENNETT, one of the Committer of the Society fur superseding the ureeviity of Climbing Boys,to present the said Petition, be accepted, and Ulu the Representatives of I.oodon, Westminster, and Southwuk, and at the Counties of Middlesex, hues, Kent, and surrey, b.: respectfully and individually solicited to Nippon the same. 7. litat this Meeting strongly recommends to the Country at large to form Auxiliary societies for promoting the objec:s of tuts Meeting . 1 hat these Resolutions be published under the direction of the C mitten. 9. That in the event of the Legislature being induced to pass an Act for prohibiting the use ot Chnthling Boy% it be a :moot , otontlatior. to the Society to take into consideration the Situation of such Infant Cldidren as may be thrown out of entploymeut, and to promote their welfare by attending to their MAIM, ;old to 1 their tutire prospects to His Royal Highness having quitted the Chair : 10. Resolved-.- Chat the cordial and grateful Thanks of this Meeting are in an especial manner due and Mc hereby given, In kits Royal Highness the Duke ot Suomi, for his 401.1,a:tiding dad ready acquiescence in the application or the Committer. by taking the Chair ou ibis occaeloo, and by his gracious and able conduct In h. _ _ _ The public an respectfully Informed, that the Petition will lie for signatures until cite Will 'mimic at the Bat of the frermasune Tavern, in Ureic Queen-auto, and at the Clay ut London I seen). im Blshopsgue street. Signed by Order, W. 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