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Three Courses are given every year, each oetopyluit itseriy lost mends' Further particulars may be known from Mr. SWAN% at the Theatre; or from Dr. Agar, de, Margann•stresc, 14,di dnia-square. SALES BY AUCTIO V. PEN!TENHARIES. give 1C , :: i..e, 'I ha• ~ n an.l after the Ist OCTOBER next, the Bank of Eng la:.d be rtady to pay CASII for their NO I ES, of every ion, dated prier to the Ist JANUA RY, 1617. ROBERT BEST, Sesrefa.ry. NAY? -OFFICE, Eepaokr 22, 1817. CIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS hi, MAJESTra NAFT,dokerebygivelVolict, ID A Y, the 2d of October next, at One o'Clock, to treat for the Purchase of a LUGGER of Buratto, with a Draught of Water out co- received Ifier Otte °Tied eh the Day of reedit", the Party,or ass Alftfor him, attends. - 137 4 11 V DLif NOUS E, September 83, 1817 sundry Articles, consisting of 10 APPAREL BOOKS, ckcayed S PORES, mat, and other EFFEC ts, the property tees from India, are now lying unclaimed in the ise of the United Conspany of Merchants in the East Indies. The Court of Directors of hereby give notice, That if the Proprivon and Effects, which have been imported prior MBER, 18i 4, shall not take the same away on 7 , the Sist day of t/C CODER, 1817, the same the Sales of the ►aid Company, on FRIDAY, 'iMBER, 1817 Ihe Articles may be seen at claiming the same, on application to the , N'arel.oese Keeper, at his Office, in New. street. JAMBS COBB, Secretary. iIX PRIZES OF .820".0! ONLY 7,800 NUMBERS, TWO PRIZES 'lO QNII BLANK, f One Number obtAining the immense Sum of Eighty thousand Pounds! AvEwßiGfir wlicit the Public 43 the greatly improved principle of Lotteries, ,e the first to egabltsh ; whereby, with a simians Ice of the '1 ieket, sal as increase In the amount of dutributed in Prise% the Valise of the Chance to r is very eoudderably enbenced. perusal of the Scheme will stew that the value of iscreasosti £4. las. sd. whereby every Purchaser `ay, and up to the sd December can it the .pout One 1 bird of the Cost, indspLulait of the Chances of ' .C.0.00n ... is «. .00,000 15,000 30,000 MOO 10,000 1,050 ... 5,100 1,000, 150. gee. ... 6,960 Drawn 4113,000 to have 45,000 Money more. Shares for the New Grand Lottery, which will awing en e 7th NOVEMBER, are fishing at Offices, No. 97, Coannitt, 11, Hosioan SS, 141, OXTOID-STI IST, when No. 11,347, a . was Sold in Shares Last Lottery, together with Prim% and 11 Capitals in the last C.ontrace. MISTY'S' BOTAL LETTERS PATErtr. LFE'S PENETRATING HAIR fors dl kinds of Uses. The IlaiVenal Nap ' Pat room , (beyond all parallel) given to thine Broths's, by all ranks in Society, ls a swath. excellence over every ether implement Om from Scurf, thereby strengthening, WEI* the growth of the Hair. As Hone WWII% and recommended by Professor Calmems. esteemed for all kinds of personal Uses, 6IK fir hews% wherein a greater degree of .sembine easeaw with expedition. hello, .11sausgsesse kr Mamba . wee and Madisisty, aggresisted by a member of the first Animas in te supenonty of the Patent Brushes is so pat, 4nn) ail others are wholly useless, as will be Puget Brushes are warranted free from whole. and as the same price as sanior of the PA lEN ME, No. MI, CAT MART- T, POILTLAND Plowca„ and at 330, OZ/011.1)- respectable venders of Brushes in the ginned fraudulent Shopkeepers hawing Inposed on the price and quality, by selling stannous Brushes, J. m trot .FE'S PATEN 1 BRUSHES. and has the Pa ensee's Stamp impressed no k— mat; with the Royal Insignia. Whole. addrewed to METCALFE and *ENT, 49, ur I'. A. Kent, Poultry, London. FRAUD PREVENTED. • trramt Ihe gamy attempts that ere Lily J Impost au the unwary a spuriourcomposldon In- Genessw blacking prepared by Day and Mardis, they adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, conspicuously, that they trust an attestioWto this, few, of the type, which Is unlike all letter-press, purchasers at ones to detect the imposition. The BLACKING, nta le by DoY and MARTIN, 97, la future be sold in Bottles at Ohl. Is. wad copy of the Label left with all Ifesalera DAY •ND MARTIN, 97, HlikNelbana F.STION and BILIOUS IRREGULARITIES. • Imnn complaints, so productive of die. . costiveness, ►requent nausea, flatulence, dela.- oppression Or pain in the chest, weight et prelims listlessness and great depression of spirits, are by TOWERS'S TONIC PILLS. Tbey gently clean.. and strengthen the stomach, restore the titgestion, and a due aid regular secretion of they do not contain mercury in any form, they are ellicaciotr., and require no unusual restraint or prepared by John Tower% Professional CU , artier-street, pear Hattun-garden ; and may be 'eine Medicine Warehouses in Lt.odoo, and In Yonne, price Ss. Dd. 4s. Gd. and I Is. per box.-- insure a great saving to purcbaseri. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. TED BILE is the fruitful source of all disorders which act on the Stomach and Bowels, indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Headaches, a variety of other affections, the consequence of a ion of the Liv e r an d biliarj Organs. These Pills recommendation of mild operation with successful requiring no restraint ur confinement during their use, :mar a most valuable and convenient Medicine for ur 'he Army or Navy, and Travellers. In tropical to the consequences of rechindan and vitiated Bile rot and alarming, they arc an effectual protection 111-They are likewise peculiarly calculated to Go ut, from excesses of the table, and to remora of the stomach. oses at 9d. 6a. I is. and 1 22 s (by Appointment) by and Sons, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapaide, corner of St. Church-ytrd; Sanger, 150, Dzlord-stritat ; hhattlevroetlei East-India Houk', Leadenball-street ; Wright and High-street, Borough; and by the principal Boni In every City alid Town fa the Klwrlevil. ilsstnpthos, dated prier to tl N 4 r i l r !I E PRIA'CIP.L SION F. FS ?ph MA, l'to.t on 'l' liU,cSDAY, tl , l,er will be r,a.ly to treat *rum tit) to tO l'uas Borate e t e.7.nr E!g' t re: t. V. Til:r will be received qT ONV estieed unless th _ • - EAST-211 4 1. IiEREAS suns EAItING APP: AWN FURNITURE, a f trariotta PaSKIIgrTS from I i: agg age WArehoose of thi • ngland trading to the East , e said Company hereby g • ail such Stores and Eiferi ail the 314 Di.CEIVIBER, I or b»:nre idtIDAY, the 31s ill be SOLD at the Sales be 2Sd. of NOVEMBER, r v ono by persons claimit empsny's baggage WareLe I tr, ilishopsc.:e street. SIX PIM ONLY 7. NEARLY TWO P d the Chance of One Ni Eighty I AND J tiIVEY • E•endon to the Mil ilia they were the first to ion in tl.e price of the 'I irk Money distributed in cry Purchaser is very coal An attentive perusal of th aeb I icket is increasisd fcre the Firm Day, and t worst, lose wily about One . reat ir.crrssed Chances of • Prizes of ... Ile F,rst-Drawn £13,0 Tickets and Shares for t .0/101CIICr Di awing on t' c.t Fortunate Officeek, No. Xtliallatr e and set, Ox fiZe tit .e.A0,13 V. was Said oral album Prizes, and II BY HIS MaUESTYII• ME'ITALFE'S • BRUSHES, for. aU b Ned anboveaded Patrons Invented Brushes, by i of their excellene • the Head from Sc anipdesedng the Voi We and net =abed for Doris Feepoiss. *IN astamaßese • of dee greatut an highly appre=l • Country • the enpeliorit poPpectenn) all o f t 'redo, tidal Vaunt Bet , or any adibseatfon, hetetofers made. • To be had retailer the PA • •ene eel Tat LT PORTL • ter; and all respectabl bone ffaadolea blic, bath in pricy and to ash for J. mtreo - that each Brush baa the blercacirs i Parenzeca, e Orders to be addressed tan -street, Soho; or 1 . . A. Fit AUD ConnteraLt the made to Impose on lb - • ef the Genuine BIWA iodated to adopt a new 97, H plated to conspicutindr, the difference of the , ty . • •r.able purchasers at - Japan BLACKING, ' itk Holborn, will In ?nu each, and a copy of DAY Ai 1 FOR INDIGESTION as HESE common CI tress from costivenes 3 • appetite oppression or r t 'ter the eyes, listlessness sr 'Jilt , relieved by TOWI du the bowel., cleanse an f . Kilo., promote digestion bile. As they do not ci lo! oily safe as efliciaciow., a ' •—*They are prepare Little Warner.stri liad at the Genuine Medu °it Provincial Towns, pr brger sizes ineure a gr ' DIXON'S A • ITITIATED BILI those disorders whic • entailing Indigestion, E ilime, and a variety of e 41 • 0 rdered action of the LI lye every recomniendatic ; and requiring no re. • ' particular a most va tlemen sit 'he Army o i. . • -Stele whale the consequ • - so preTakilt and alarm • those evils —They are 1 • disorders arising from ' t injured tone Oche iron liiisre at •.• 9d. SUTLER and Sons, Cb ) LT. Chercieyard; Sang, Polite the Eaw-India Ht No . 269 . High-street, 5 . • and Dru gg i sts hi at ; COWS SCRIPTURI MOOR APHY. This day was published. in e.Vois:ll - vo. park. ti.4s. beards, pEMALE SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY: in. chiding an Essay on What Christianity has done for Wonsan. By F. A. COX. A. M. of Hatkney. This Work contains a complete ketch of ad the principal Fe. male Characters in the Scripture; anti will firm a valuable Sup plement to Mr. Robinson's well known work; or to Hunter's S.tcred Ringraphy.—Printed hit east Fenner. Paternoster-row. This day was publiditid, AMANUAL of LA I'IN GRAMMAR , in • tended to combine the ancient Plan ot Grammatical insti tution. originally =pier I by Rossi Authority, with the 'demi.. tags of modem-improvement By /t) iN PYE SMI H,D D. Imo. Second Edition iniprevod, pace lid. the above is especially desigued SchO . 3is ; but as Edition is taken off, price Se. web a Preface containing Mom and Obser vations on the method of comelenciag and pursuing Classical Learning by private Study, ind an Appends:. A liberal allow. Inc. to Sebools.—Also, by the same Author, Synoptic lades of Latin Gramunar, in three Parts, presenting, at one view the necessary Rudiments of the Language, price Is. •,' Particularly useful to affix to the walls of school Rooms. Primed ter Kest Fenner, Pa 'muster row. This dry was published, MELODIA SACRA or th PsAt.ms of DAVID. with Hymns, Anthems, anti Choruses, in Voir Pans, folio, price Cs. as —365 pages. • Ihe Mimic compowd by the most celebrded authors, andent and moires: adapted to thy Version of the PSOIRIS &adsorbed and sung in the United Churches of England and Ireland. for one, two, three, or four voices i with a figured Bass tor the Organ or Piano torte. • " The Selected Meledies have been chosen "Atli care and judg. snout, and new Musk has been composed for many of the Psalms by the first Composers In ihe Haw Island, and no ex pense spared to rendered the Publication elegant, meld, sad gra. tifying: Many beautiful Traits of sweetly solemn Air mid ably. fabricated Harmony, fiY and adorn the pages; sad the aggregate collection constitutes a valuable body of Sawed Mode." Monthly Mag. November, 1111. Printed far Rest limner, Paternester.row. FOIL SCHOOLS. 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OtT • Ibis day was published, price 6s. neatly bound. 'THE BIBLE CLASS' BOOK t or Scripture Readings far every Day its die Year: being Three Hundred and Sixty Eve Isvreass alected from the most instructive and improving Pare of the named Scriptures. Adapted to the me of Schools andVantiiies • • Ihe proestscuous and indiscriminate use of the Scriptures, or reading the Bible regular y through and through, as it is called, has been es generally and Justly injected to, that a Judicious se. 'talon of the instructive, improving, and impressive parts—pres serving a parka harmony through the whole, and omitting such pada* only as are either repods, or panties difficult to be • understood by uninformed Wads, is a work that in the prawn enlightened practice of edocatkm, has been ioug celled for In Schools and Familia. It is the object of this volume, to restore Bible Reading to its former daily me Is Schools, and to supply not only Children, but Parents and Servants, with a hook adapt. ed to common capacities. It is suited to every denomination of Christians, because it is the Btu.% plainly speaking fee itself, without comment or remark. London t Printed for Laeltington and Os. Plaibraryminare; Longman and Co. Paternoster-row ; and Law and vWii taker ; Ave Aferia.lsoe. This day was published, Very handsomely and closely printed, in Columns, royal eta the. Third Velma, of ATHENA: OXONIENSES: the History of all the Writers and Bishops who have bad their Bducadost in the Ugliest , Sky ofOxfard, from the irelt 1500. To which is addea, FASTI OXONIENSES: or, the Annals et the said University. First written by ANTHONY A. WOOD, M.A. of Merton Col. less ; and now very is rest awl Nut", by PHILIP BLlSlL e r r ew z nt. l 7= b , Ward. In the present repalkedes • ef Os . ed Biography, every weed et twelarmer Widens bees IF tabled withexact Macy, es that theorises Nadler Y soleager subject to the troublesome aecesoky et WIN* the bask es int published by the Author, with the 'shoetrees widen gime. to the world by Bishop Tenser. • Besides the text of the two fewest 'Deena, that now offered to the public contains a vast member of Dotes by Bishop Humphreys, Kennet sad Tartatr, by Sir F4lMp hYdrehaols Dr. Aawlinson, Mr. Baker, Grey, Lomb, ' Macro, Moms, Peck, Wacky, Whalley, and Wen with medal lit resent Editor, and many of great value, w hich have been Communicated by Intelligent perms Dow livingl add to which, each Volume contains some few new Hies of persons vthose,conneetion with the University bad escaped the indusuiesslaquiries of the Ox ford Biographer. The three Volumes now Woes the Public contain upwardi of listens hundred Byes, comprising the &mans,' from the year 3600 to 16110,.ead the Faart s fgens 1600 to 1640. The re. ma rider of the original Work will be completed in one Volume more, which will he published in the Sprang of 181 a at the latest. It is en_propesed tecosthene the Lives and Annals to the year' 1100, &dolma; a plan similar todbat pursued by the first author. For this purpose very copious materials are already collected; and it Is earnestly requested that such gentlemen . as Nome any cu rious and authentic documents nisei* to the Oxford Writers; will have the kindness to communicate them to the Editor, who. will, on his pan, spare no minims to reader the Work as per feet and lideresdag es possible. • • Volume the First may be had, price "IL 't es. 66. and Vo lam: the Second, with the Fasd Otonisnies, prim ,f 4. 4s. The Fair* Wunsch in considerable ferwardnesi. ' Paivaid tar .1 1 . C. sad 1. itivatiton ; Lae-Worm r Hueco. Hardie& Mayor. sad J o nas; Payaaaad Noss; Mc**, dos; and Bar Loopuma, Haig, Rea, Oran.. and Browne; CadaU and Dana- I. and X Ac h; •Pdtwmar4 Black, Par burr, sad Co. A. Evaia; la Haab; Baldwin, Ctadota, and Joh Landon ; and 1. Parker' Odor& - - • • • • CITY AUCTION MART, it s CHIA iilDft. THE immense STOCK an d var i et y ,f Miscella• wails Effects (the Property of distressed Ilmfacturera. Tradesmen, and others, who are compelled by t • heavy roe sure of the Times to force an immediate market) consisting of mg, deSeNption of LINEN and WOOLLEN' DRAPERY, HOS(RRY, rich arr. GLASS, CHINA, TAIV.It and_ DES- 1 sitar • SERVICES, JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINE f- WARE, CUTLERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLATED 000 D S.l &c. Ste. which are daily • - ON SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. MOAT, At. the City Auction Mart. as, Chaaptide, continues in increasing atrrattion tb draw a crowded audience, whose conidence in site respectsholity of the Estabibhmen• ti kighly flattcliing to the Pro prietor, and insures bis continuance of giving a full guarantee of the perfection of all the Property that passe, tbrou4k W 4 hands. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Eviuing, at Seven o'clock. BRERETON, CHESHIRE. IMPORTANT FREEHoI D ESTATE, MANOR, ADVOWSON, It'ANSION, fir.p. TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, By Mr. •ADAMSON, At the Auction Mart, in a few Weeks, hi Dnepr more lots of which timely nt.tiee will be given, unless an acceptable offer tit the mean time be made by Private Contract, (Thit Estate offers, rem particular circunasta.iris, an opportunity hie the Investment of money, far more advaliageous cl an usual). AVERY valuable and hig!ily important FREE HOLD ESTATE, together with the eatendue MANOR and ADVOWSON of the RISC FORT of BRE RE lON, the latter estimated at ONE THOUSAND POUNDS per Annum, with Chief Rents, 12 , .it /trete, Courts, Etc. Etc. situated in the Parish of Brereton, in the Z:ounty of Chester, on the high road to Liver pool, about ten mile* from Londqn, in from Liverpool, 41 from Manchester, three front Congletoo, four from Sandbank, and ten from Kuutsforl The Estate is nearly in a Ring Bence, and comprises the whole Parish of Brereton (tempt one Farm). A capital spacious MANSION, called BRERE I'ON HALL. seated In s Park of considerable extent, in which are two fine obeys of Water, and abort ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES if LAND wand, now in bind, and is of the value of near IVO I HOUSAND POUNDS per Annum There are seve ral eligible Farms, in the best possible condition, with Farming aldiellixillert let on Leases, but the greater part let to Tenants at Will, at old rents. The whole Estate comprises FOUR THOU SAND s• d EIGHTY STATUTE ACRES of MEAD'IW, PAS'T'URE, ARABLE, and WOOD LANDS; the present reseal, exclusive of the Mansion and Lands, is THREE THOU. SAND TWO HUNDRED and FIVE POUNDS per annum; and as the Leases expire, some of which ant Life Lessee, and Old Lives, taking the w' le at a moderate estimation, will be worth at least SIX tHOUSAND POUNDS per masa. tea fine grows TIMBER as the Eget* will included la the purchase, is if ,be value of about FIT I'EEN THOUSAND POUNDS. Primed Particulars may be had at the Albion Hotel, Bridge water Armond Star Inns, Manchester • the l'alhot, Liverponl ; Blank Lien and Swan, Congleton; Ge orge and Dragon, Sand back ; 'George and the Angel, Knutsford; Warwick Arms, War wick ;• atx/to Almtion Mart; of Messrs. ihtwee and Chatfield, dolieitors. Angel.cotut, Throgrisonso.strest ; of Messrs. Evans add Isttrat, Solicitors, Sc.' Mildrotes-court, Poultry; of Mr. Athimmo, Auctinneer, Fondturck-street; and of Mr:Thomas Woolley, Banton, MID will *hew thulium,. . . -- - PROM LAST AVG GAZETTE. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiesloss eigdiftl by the' Lord L4entenant of the County of Salop--South Shropsbini Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Richard Rloxidge to be Captain, vice Carruthers, re eigneti, and the Hon. Robert Henry Clive to be ditto. George Rineliffe,Gent. to be Lieutenant. Shrewsbury Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Major -*--• Dam to be Lieuienant•ColOneL Captain Thomas Lloyd to be Major. The Honourabit Henry Wentworth, Francis Knyvet Leighton and Edward Win. Smythe Owen, Roars. to be Captains. BANKRUPTS. Jahn Water, at Manchester, batter, dealer and chairman, to sues reader Octobe r 4,7, and Nov 4, at twelve, at the White Bear kin, Manchester. Attacks, Mr. Ralph Bilis. Chancerriane, London or Mr. Hewitt, Manchester. George RAW, ol South Shields, Durham, ship-builder and ship. weer, °caber 11, t 4, and Nov 4, at eleven, at the Commis die Roans, Sunderland sear the Sea. Attorney, Mr. Mais ons, Byword's Inn, Chercorplane, London ; or Mr. Laws, Sunderland. Bespeak Gray; lames Gray, Robert Wilson, and lames Rich ardson, merchants, London, and Liverpool, October 21, 22, aid Nov. 4, at one. at tie Georse Ins, Dale -street, Liverpool. Attendee. Messrs Ortv&and Brooke. Exchange alley, Liver pool; ar Messrs. Selina and Milne, Manchester • or Mears. Laws and Bower c Southearaoa Buildings. Condu ce laws Cramp, of Girard, Kent, miller. dealer and eltarnaa, October 4,7, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Niblett, Size lan., Bucktersbury. Traderkik Zagebr. of the parish at Anuntoke. Hems, vlctaal ler, dealer and thaperae, October 4,7, sad November 4, at one at the India Arms ins, Gosport. Anoraks, Mr. Thomas Frememeacourt. Conrad% Leaden ; or Mr. tames Hoc. Jana, Gosport. John Ridley, of Woodwtreet, Cheap** said& loather and Mai ndag stanatactsrer, dealer and ckarnan, Ostober 7, SS, and Nev. 4. U ego, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Craacb, Union. coon. London. lobo Weiihman, of Bradford, Wilts, lime-draper, dealer and Chapattis, October 7, v 5, and Nov. 1 at ten, at GoildbaU.— Attorary, Mr. Newboo, M. Aadrew's-btU, Doctors Commons. • . • • DIVIDENDS to be made ac GUILDHALL. October 18; Benjamin Martin, of Maidstone, victualler, at ten. Nov. a , Wm Garrahl, LazUeld , hot now of So uth Mann, tanner, at eleven. October 7, Wm. Hoary Toady, litglt.etreet. South. wark, Iron-merchant, at twelve. Nov. 18, John N eslAtt else elder, Aldermanbury, merchant, it tea ; and Edw. Stewart, Alderman. bury, merchant, at ten., DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUN nor. October 23, Thomas Harrison, of North Shields, block-maker, at eleves;arthe Fyne News Room, North Shields. October '2O, Robert Alloop, of Loath, draper, at eleven, ar•the New Kilter Head, Louth. Nov. ia, Hefty Sbirrington, George and Leonard Cooper, and John Young. of Heapy, w blisters ' at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Little Bolton. Nov. Thomas Hudson Finley, of Whittle, muslin manufacturer, at eleven, at the *Ws. Inn, huts ton. October 17, Howell Howells, Carmarthen, tanner, at eleven at the Whitit• Lion, Carmarthen. October 15, John Cou:thred, High Mokpo, stoney-scrivener. at ten, at the King's Head,Yett... October 14, Wns. Jackson, Robert Taylor, and John Pease, New castle.upoti-Tyne,inlmin, at' eleven, at the Queen's Head, New- Taste. October lit. -- John Montgomery and Joseph Brereton, of l L ive rpool, merchants. at one, at th e George, Liverpool October MoorhoeM Hitlog Gabilurgb, corn-iactor, at eleven, at the in ac k s oo g r's Head, Gainsburgb. CERTIFICATES—Orinoco 14. .W. May, Crispin street. weaver. W. Day, New Knot road. gilo miser. F. Sadler, Wilmslow, calico Ananutacturer. S. &laud., Liverpool, merchant. 1. Harris, Beaumiris, merchant. T. Curry, North bMside. ship-owner. E. Coppm, North. Shields, master• wtasiner. 1). Blaney, NeWanle-upon-Tlne, hal-maillifeclurer• J. Busse, Amon, gun-buret-maker. W. Greenwood, Halifax, merchant. . • The following extract from the Report of the Po. lice Committee will be found to contain an interest. ing account of the various Penitentiary Estahlish ments in the Metropolis, particularly those snpp rued ' by private bents- lence " Your Committee have .vamined much evideri , e in to the general managamerit of the vArinus . Peni. teatirry Establislimeots iireported by private bene volence which exist in the Metropolis. They refer ereralir to the tastirrinny of those hest qualified to I give Vie most correct information 'n to plAces ; and the concurrent opinion is favourable to memor.i such as they t%ink it their duty to recommend. nal Refuge for the Destitute' and the Philenthrapie hare fully answered the views of their charitmi?;- lour:tiers aral benefactors. They have redeemed lintelreds from the ruin and misery into which they we:e plunged; and it is with peculiar satisfaction your Committee have learnt, that the only check to the fur. ther progress of thissreAt work is to be fund in the deficiency of the Nods at present appri.priated for that purpose. That deficiency it is the object of yout Committee to supply; and they feel convinced that the Government cannot more economically employ the hinds of the public, than in the construction of places of Penitentiary confinement. " Your Committee hay • inquired into the expenses of the maintenance of persons in the different Peni tentiAry establishments, as well as the numbet of in. dividuals they are calculated to hold : with the excep. don of that at Milbank. they are all supported by voluntary contributions. " The Refuge for the Destitute, on the 14th of May last, contained 40 males and 60 temales—the former cost annually for rood end clothier.: 112317%. and the latter about £2B 1 ts. the difference arises from a greater allowance J fond being given to the feeriAles who work extra hours. The success of this Society has been considerable ; and it has been found that About two thirds of the persons confined and employed there hive been reformed, and returned to habits of industry. Your Committee have also learnt, that the applications from persons of b o th sexes In enter into this Establishment are most numerous, both I the .criminel as well as the destitute poor ;_and that if the funds of the.lnstitution were greater, a much latlet proportion of those persons would be received. ThePhilaiithropic Society contains at present 41 girl, and 160 boys, the children of convicts, and those who are convicted themselves. The expense per head, dividing the cost of the whole establishment by the number of persons, ii - X35 per annum. But your Com. mittee. observe, that 'die apprentices, to the number - cf . 60, maintain the/Melees. hiving earned near 02,000 last year, the principal expense being incurred for the younger part of die comMunity. - This Insti (ion has. tollranswered the viers_ of its beueyolent founders. By much the greater yroportion of those who have been brought up, then cat well, and fully Warrant the remark of one of Thoth who had deviated a little from the rules of discretion and hood conduct,. then within its walls the Society taught them habits which they could not get rid of if they would.' " Your Committee wish to 'direct the attention of the public to this excellent Institution, which is well deserving a more extended patronage, not only for the end which. the Eqablishmein has in view, but also for, the success which has attended its lAbaurs, arising from the excellence of its regulati •ns e etaid the frugal manner in which its funds.are administered. " The Magdalen Hospital contains St/females; it has been established t rom the year 1758, and has from that period to the present day admitted about 4.594 per. sons, of whom 30:2 have been restored to their friends, or placed in reputable service ; 912 have been discharged at their oan request; 556 for improper behaviour. and 85 have died while in the Hospital. 01 246 women who were discharged in the last four years, or every desc-iption, 157 are reformed; 74 have relapsed; 4 are insane, one is dead, and of ten the situation is not known ; so that it may beestiinated that two-thirds of the a omen who enter into this Society are permanently reclaileed ; the average age of those unfortunate femaks is from 17 to 18. They apply very young, some few at even 13 or 14, but geasr.illy mom 15 to 25; some have been admitted there of 12 years of age. " The Loudon Female Penitentiary contains 100 persons, at an average expence, per head, of At 23. This Institution has been established about ten years ; in that time 2)00 persons have petitioned to be ad mitted, and 515 alone have been received. of wham `265 h.ve been reconciled to their friends, and pbrctd out to service; 18 !Wee married ; .87 have been liiin charged from various causes; 17. have eloped t 3a left the hiuse at their own request, and 14 have died. Your Committee obsei 7e that the labour of . the women of this latter Institution l a oslnzeJ 6665, while that of the Magdalen wAs aid; 4167 dtiiing lest sear, le The Getteril Penitentiary, :aft, c , nrainefl .52 males and ZG femples, t , .‘tal 128, nn the 22d M. -, last. The evt 4,1 each pris4totr,...its to food, is . six pence to severpence a ni d tt r c i .e y, i br; i i;t!b c . n ti f t;f ale t 4t ts a; . s p h er e annum. ,Your Csiro clothing and maielteit she, of ea . ell prisnact etc;:ed £2O Fer annarn. 'lU.,s.,Estiblislinein ee tip ecent a date,, as not. yet to itirniAmuch eiri4p," t f the - ue eetieial rOu it ot.its retAatioßS...But you k .cp i p. • mittce cAtifidt relraiq frern ineerticg toe, febovringei- tract from the journal t f the Chaplain, who state!, that during the tea or eseelagmootle that the priso-',, tiers have been under has Meter sedta great alteration in their Manner, .a2pfaroce, anti enaracter, and :that the 'pl.:Kit:al 44vaima g ,e s a, pi . i•-• • system are tar beyond his expecietioei. Chap, e7 . la:n feels much pleasuei in Closin g . la rg .l o U r oa t expiration of the year, tit,' slating; gokt the Foieral, cpsidnct of ttie prisoners, during 111.4 r nitiiieroent iq the. Penitentiary, has been most satisUectora. ,The peutance andearnendinent of. tnatiy 0.1 - Act's ; and there is every IreAson to presuree,...thast ,on *Cif, leaving the ;seisms thei . will e bezome.legoest end in- duauious members of society."