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r • -.113t,R 9571. Of fIEE OP ORDNANCE, ot.kr 23,1817. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hi: MA. JEsTr. okThydATE d. kereks give N4ke, not Proo):31 , h. rtc, it/t.d at their Offize in Pall Mall oo o.!,rfote WEDNE.iI).I Y. the sth of Nosem! , er obit, from ;sell Polon+ as may be willing to undertake the supply of tour.; aid SPURS for service of this D•partment, for a pe. ' , ied of three years, determinable after the expiration of the fir.t mar, upon Lidice of three no.nriis, at the np•lon of either party. Pareins at the Article. ti+ be viewed upon application to the frettliVe Officer+ of the Ordnance, lu the Royal Arsenal at Via.' odds ; and farther particullir+, together with the Terms and Cir.:Woos of the Cor•racr, may be known at the Secretary's Me in Pall Malt aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten •Jtir u'clock ; *he' e the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, i.e.; endorsed " Proposal+ for Boots and Spurs ;" but no Pro p-dr-A be admire' after , he +ail .sth November, at I 2 o'clock at •on of die +axle day, nether will any Tender be no.feeti unless the Pary :taking it, or an Agent in. hi. behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. H. CRAW; Serretorf. '11) ARCHITECTSi wicre COUN Ilf OAOI.. ALL Prwm , willinv to send in PLANS for bETII 1:ING • NEW COUNTY GAOL. and HOUSE of (ThittEC nos. at Flshertass Anger, in the County of Wilts, celitaitnel prttper, separate, and di pilCef of confintruent if , r ,., I , ~t 6 • Fultms, to Bridewell or House of Correaion Pri s, n..r., and no Debtors, Itavinu ret , Artl to classing them according t , ,•:.eir Rect.. and •he na ure of their respective aintes, and pro ";:g c .ityri,i,ist place* fur classing and :he employment of those „,,,,ur7ed to. ~ ord labour, are requered to *mod the same, with :•imates and Proposals for carry rag such Plans into 'execution, Mr. inha :maybe, Deputy Cterk of the Peace, Wilton, near „!,Cop, Wilts, on or Wive :Le i 3th day of December next. Iwt:lty Gee Yount'4 will be paid as an honorary compensation o the prison ceadieg the ?lass, Ece. which shall be most approved f; 'Jut this eanyrit•ati •n is out to be paid in case the person tHl , vg the l',at.oke shall br afterwards employed in crumbs ' .4111 r Inh 1.P.11 as to the intended qelte of the Building, and other pnicu may h • had ow application to Mr. Jobs dwayne. M thy. , near Aali%bury. Oct. 83, 1817. It is the rimers! wish of the County that the Gaol may be built in a subs:ant:al and plain manner, with the least possible expense; and tkat there may be no a:Dimity in contracting with persons iota:core dr.. work, Architects are replayed to be partkularly a:ten ire an.; accurate in forming their animates. - • • NEXT FRIDAY.—SIX OF £20,000! CAR ROLL, the Contractor, reminds the • Public that as FRIDAY )lEX P the Lottery until ornsetoct Drawing. The following brief enumeration will show e merits of the +Scheme, which contains nearly 3,000 naan she: than blanks, ;minding SIX OF .6200001 The Iwo Prizes of Li 5,000 being tainted to £5,000 more. SCHEME. ......o` £211,900 Money, are. £40,000 2 .40,000 Consols 40,000 2 • ........... 5,000 Money ...... ... 1,000 Guineas 2,100 1,000 Money 2,000 4 ...... • Owl,. 5OO 20 Guinean ..... ▪ .. ..„ 2OO Maney...... ........ 1,600 5.100 of the rickets which may be drawn Blanks will be ser titled to recent.. previous to the 3.1 of December, £l2 each Is Money, or may, at the option of the Holders, be re-drewn.and again take a second chance of obtaining the Capitals that remain in the Wheel. G. CARKOLL had the pleasure of distributing amongst his Frieuils the Ise-drawn Prise of £30,000; be trusts a continuance st his usual success will attend is. Offices, No. 7, COR N amt., and 26, OXFORD-rrater, Where Tickets and Shares for the present popular Lottery are on sale at the following Prices as, sus. Ticket - - £l9 10 0 sirlo 0 01 Eighth a 0111sternth H a l Quaner se2 IS 6 1 7 0 NEXf FRIDAY, SEVENTH NOVEMBER. JAND J. SIVEW RIG lIT do not consider it • nee,sury to continue to advertise at full length the Scheme of the Grand Lottery, which commences Drawing NEXT FRI. DAY, as it is evident, by the demand for Tlcke,s at their Offices, (the only sure criterion), the Scheme Is well understood, and Maly appreciated; they will thertiore only recapitulate a few of it; prominent merits—it contains 4,884 more trice* than Blanks •-9,790 Blanks have the option of receiving £l4 each, or of being re-drawn, and thus have Two Chances for One Purchase. here , are only 7,100 Numbers two of each, and 1 Number may gain the enormous Sum of 4 610,000 Numbers must each pin the Sum of ti Tickets must each gain the Sum of .. £O.OOO Brides the chance of Se other Capitals of £l,llllO, &c. &c. L And 3. siVEWRIG Err have on Sale Tickets end Shares at moderate Prices, at their old-estoblialsed wee., 97, Goaausu. , l 38, HAYMARKET, 11, HOLBORN, And ;tit, 0XT01119.1.711919T Iflizre the lag .E-20,000 Prize, hind other Dspitals, have been rt.outly ivided among the Public. There are SIX PRIZES of ,Cat 0,000„ besides other Capitals, in I the Lottery that begins bW 1' FRIDAY. 11 WEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Conant L, and 17, J. LUDaMTS-511.5,LT, wishes particularly to remind thissel inends who intend adventuring in the approaching Lottery, that to participate iu ALL its advantages, they should make ibeir pur- I chases before FRIDAY 11IXT ; they will then have the Chance of 511 the Capitals at a trifling risk, u all the Tickets drawn that 4 sy will be Benefits. That a large .proportion of the above ctlar Pants will beeeld by WEBB may be reasonably ex pined, from the uninterrupted series of good.fortune which has Mended 1115 QR/1555 fur so slimly years, and which IS esempli- Sed by the following I.ia of CAPITAL, that have been recently odd there, via. THREE Prizes of £3ll 000 1 ONE Prise of • Al 0,0( 0 Imazz . sese,ooo 1 • TWO seS,iloo Ste. Ste. It is wordly of remark, that during the RK Teo Years, c.ll, Dee Prises of ASO,OOO Money, have been 'bared in Ens lard, Teases of which were sold by WEBB in the short space tif . Mennen Montbs—the other l'uo were sold by Ban. NEXT FRIDAY LOTTERY . BEGINS. ItICH A RDSON. GOODIAIC K, e nd Co. Stock - Broken, Sack-bnildings, Conti:Nl ; and facing the Gate of the lass's Mews, Chanter- ( Voss , grateful f or the numerous Is. /yews they have attired tor more Apo forty years poor, respect fully acquaint their friends that the preseur Loamy begins Drawing on FRIDAY, the 7tit of this hlwatb (November). ILA cantata of 7,000 Numbers, two 'I whets in each Number, . L l7OO of which hive a second Chance s and will be re-drawn ou " t 'jlth DecentberrThere are SIX Prises of .00,00, Etc. ecc. sad Co.'s ostablishnteots are so wall known, it is poe m", isperiluons to particularize the Capital Priam shared and l ad it choir Oakes, bet they May hi allowed to anti that the uadcrtnentimied have been Awed kohl, and paid on dramod in the last few Lotteries, A 50,000 2.5,cu9 Guiana.. tsi v ouo Guineas. 16,646 491 • • 10,444 • • sums SEVEN Prises at ' 5t30,000 ONE of - 15,000 THREE of - 10,000 A 2 immense umber of ,95,000, ii,ooo, Ece. f o , SIX PRIZES OF £ 20,000. HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to remind their Frende and the Public Oat the present Lottery begin% Drawing on FRIDAY NFIV. The Scheme contains SIX PRIZES or X:10,000, besides sunny other Capital Prises, and no advance iti price, which is a considerable savh , g to the purchaser. The chances are far superior to fo-iner Lotterits. I ickets and Sintret are sAling by littatsay and Co. Sock•broktro, at their Old Established office, No. 26, SIX PRIZES OF £20,0001 SWIFT.and Co res p ect fully salicit the attention of. their Friends and the Public 'o the Scheme of the State Lottery, which begins Drawihg no the 7th NEX I' MONTH. It consists of only 7,100 Number ( retro Tickets of each Number), and contains SIX Prizes of .E.tti,entl each, besides other Capital/, presenting a Scheme unelvalled In any fornnr Lottery. Tickets and 'hares are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, POULTRY, No. SI, AL DOATZ Mom- No. 12, CUAKINO-CILM•, I Shear Where they sold, in the last Lottery, No. 424, a Prize of £l,oon. also No. 70495, a Prize of £20,000 In the preceding Lottery. and No. 2,65 d. a Prize of X 23,000 to the last October Lottery, ALL IN SHARES. sistokltri • 7 *. i r l) • . . • -40,i 4 414, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1817. •.~ PRzc SEVEN-PENCE. COMPLETION OF SHERIDAN'S LIFE. 'llia day was published, embellished with a fine Portrait of the present Mrs. Sheridan, from a Painting by Horner, price Li. I Is Gil. !mud', the Second and concluding Part, of 1 TE:IOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE LIFE of the Right Hen. RICHARD BRINSLEY SHE itIDAN.—By JOHN WATKINS, L.L.D. with a particular account of his Family sad Connections, drawn from authentic documents, and illustrated wish original Cnrrespondence, and a 'meaty of interesting anecdotes of disthiguiehal Persons, among whom will be sound Berke, Fox, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Parr, Gar rick, &c. &e. Printed for Henry Co%urn, Conduit-street. MUSIC. MUSIC EPITOMIZED; A School Book. In which the wholitiiclence of Music Is completely explained, from the simplest Rudiment* to the most complex Principles of Harmony, even to Composhioo, aid the Doc , rine of Writing down Ideas. The whole is expounded by way of Orestiou and Answer, in Teu Dislogues, and illsaratcd by Plates ' containing all tbe necetury fables . fbe Sixth Edition, Revised aori Corrected. liy I. .10USSE. Professor of Musk. Price Ss. Published by . Cluulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. Whole sale Musical Inst.-ument Sellers, So, Soho-square. PIANOFORTES, Second-hand, Rood as new, mitts a Pedal Harp. &e. may be wee at Mr. WAT 1.117 1 .11, who is removed to those large Premises, No. IS, Leicester place A grand Pianoforte, by liroadwood sod Son, 15 us ; Pedal Harp, by Era, 50 v.; aloe a capital Cabinet Pianoforte, equal to new, shop price 60 gs. nut a better can be made by any wee for 40 gs.; Square Pianoforte. two months uld, fur 25gs. with every requisite : these Instruments are all warranted sound and in good order by the Owner. May be viewed from ten to four o'clock. SIKIS*'S HYDROMETER. R B. BATE rebpectiully informs the Importers .11.110 and Dealers In SPIRITS, that hr is the only person wbo makes the above Instrument for any part of the Revenue Service; that his Hydroaneter was altogether invented and comphted by his late Uncle and Father.in.law, Mr. Sizes ; and that the In wyeaseese. kin shake are the a nly Olken Hydresseeere node itreasterrnlty with the principles laid down by the Investor, and otabilahed by law.—No. 17, Poultry, 29th October, 1117. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the many attempts that are daily made to Impose on the unwary a spurious composition in stead et the Gestapo Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Libel, in which their address, - 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspkuously, that they trust an attentloo to this, and the difference of the type, width Is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at ones to detect the hapositios. The Real Japan BLACKING, nu is by DAY and MARTIN. 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold In Battles at 6d. Is. and Is. 611. each, and a copy of the Label left with an Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. • IMPORTANT ADVICE. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. 'Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, have sedulously devoted their attention fur these last 17 years to the study of those disor ders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in , estintalik blessing. matrinsoulal felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first dis- , &edam and the uniform, success attending their superior mode 1 of treatment In such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. la all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whe ' thee revolting front the too frequency of participating in the gale- , ties of fashionable life, the unbounded Indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sea, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe and pernsanent cure. To those who, from such complaints, are prevented entering into the married state, and ashimed to seek relief brood over ' their infirmities la silence, it must be consoling to Wow, how ever difficult or ineffectual the core may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method they may 'be resulted to a sound and vigorous sonstkution. A certain disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every speaks of Venereal infection, by a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraiut in die ur exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glens, which they are enabled to cure lo a short period, without recourse to the painfuldangerous effects of the Caustic; references of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very abort period, after bevies laboured under strictures for many years. 'Co married Females, whose expectations of thou tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeateJ, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance hi their remedies, the general bee , li is renovated, and the impedi- • meats removed. Messrs. Gun and Co. exclusively professing th ears of these particular eomplaints,in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken Sew, with the obloquy so justly attached to the Ignorant entitle, think it hut justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and maimed Into every branch of the profcssion (certificates of which ' from various hos pitals, and testimonials hum the highest professional authorities, they War to contain, any inquirer). That a residence to the warmer hemispbece of our eastern world, as well u in other parts, einboidene them tauten, that their researches having been con foetal to sinuses already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of nuovatiou to such as may labour under the debilnatme effects of a life gamed, under the torrid sone. And further, that hithg had opyostunities, in their profesaional caps- 1 city, of (erasing au intimate acquaintance wick Use con. ttluttlimat habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them obi litiltaastionosa oi inuttedhue relief; that the succasaresultina from *Ur codonsoure pot induced them to quit the practice o 1 the gesilial Prainkkiner, and they presume that their priteibioos ponieute a fair woad for the unprecedented confidence eta lid** they laave,W the Puhll‘beeu so liberally honoured. •To be mdates• diode how daliV (personally, or by wee.) torretteate at .Atka/ sett, wish ascrecf, delicacy, and attiolion. ratieuttia the cosoirf are reputed . to saps the partiatiers . el par we, ago, .and massbe of living, enchain,' roolOtooces• media , bee advlee'ead t i and the tinteda will bra tr tar . i mled to any the Iduedosn. 'nod Cal . ik Ileilvairsasst, fleet greet SALES BY AUCTION. crry AUCTION MART, 68, CHEAPSIDL THE immense STOCK and variety of Miscella- Moue liiffec3 ;the Property of distreised Manufacturer•. Trade•ntrn. and others, who are compiled by the heavy pre, •ure of the Time; to force au immediate market), consiering of every descriptlen of LINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPERY, HOSIERY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA. T.V2IE yid DES SERT SERVICES, JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINF WARE, CU rLERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLATED GOODS, Ste. &c. which are daily ON SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. MO.VE, At the City Auction Mart, tut, Cheaiiside, continues in increasing attraction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in the respectability of the Establishment is highly Battering to the Pro prietor, an:} imams his continuance oi*giving a full guarantee of the perfection of all the Propert y that passes through his Lauds. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, at Seven tailock. LINCOLNSHIRE. CAPITAL FARMS of RICH PASTURES, MEADOW, and ARABLE LAND, in WI MEAN, MABLE rHORP, and STRUBBY, near•A: FORD and LOU rH, a short thinance from the Sea, UPWARDS of NINE HUNDRED ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AucrioN, By Mr. ROBINS. At Garraway's Coffey house, 'Change alley, Comb;lt London, on TUURIDAT, the loth of Ntsvonber, lei; at Twriva o'Clock, in One Lot, VALUABLE and highly Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATE, comprising upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND EIGH I' ACRES Of exceeding ricti Pastures, Meadow, and Arable (.ands, senate in Withern, hiabletiturpc, and Snubby, neer Alford and Louth, a short distance from the sea, divided in - most eligible Farms, with escelient Farm Houses (the principal of which would make a pleasant Marine Summer Residence. for • Gentleman's Family; Yard., Gardens, Barns, Stables, and all requisite Outbuildings, in good repair; let to Messrs. Coulam, Grans, Watson, Laualls ton, Tyson, and others, must respectable Tenants. partly at Will, the Nett Rental upwards of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. A most desirable Property for Investing Money. Part of the Lands are subject only to ed. per Acre In lieu of Tithes. The Rents were reduced at Lady-day last, and the Lands retaken by the old Tenants. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, where Particulars may be had; and of Messrs. Bourne and Carnley, solicitors, Al. ford; Peacock, Boston; New King% Head, Louth; White Hart, Spilsby ; George, Stamford; Mr. George Bourne, Banbury, Ox• fortirhire ; the Angel, Stilton ; o: Mr. Yatman, Solicitor, Arun del-a. rem, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gulden. square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen CAYI I'AL FREEHOLD ESTATES. Extensive MANORS, abounding with GAME. GROUSE, B.c. DOMAIN, FARMS, and LANDS, upwards •el THREE TIVJUSAND ACRES, principal part Tithe-Free, Dear SHREWSBURY, in the County of SALOP. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garreway's Coffee-lsonse, In Radnor Alley, Combill, on Toyama'', Novsrassa 20, ist 7. at Twelve o'Clock, THE Va'uable and extensive FREEHOLD and man past .COPTHOLD ESTATES, principsf part Tithe+ free, shoat. contiguous to the Town of SHREWSBURY. in the County of SALOP ; comprising the capital and Extensive Mayor or Lordsldpef HOGS IOWE and GATTEN.WiIb Court Leas, Court Baron, Remo, Royalties, Privileges, and .Apputte sauces thereto belonging. abounding with Game, with upwards of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES Of rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow. and Wood Land, in a ring fence, beautifully diversified by Hill and Dale, and oruantented by Sue &Mall of Water and rich Woods, divided iota eligible Fenno, with excellent Farmhouses, Yards, Barns, Stabile, and all necessary out-boildnip , in the occupation of Messrs. Adam Rutherford, W. Hotakiss, Francis Walferd, Pastime S. Beau mood, R. Bowes,l. Wainwright. R. Pugh, Bowyer, Tudor, and others, respectable Tenants; part on lease and at will; situate in the Parishes of RuHr.hope, Puiverbateb;and Church Suntan. within nine miles of Shrew.bury. I Also tbe MANORS and ESTATES shuate at WE.I.BATCH sad WHI fLEY, on the road trent Bishop's Castle to Shrevribury, divided Into two compact -Farm. with eligible Farm-houses and out buildings, and upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES Of 'rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lind, lying compact. in the occepation of Messrs Hughes and *lhoormon ?Tyre:able Tenants at Will, in the Partakes of St. Chad, C andover, and Pontesbury, within three miles of the Town of Sheewebury, abounding with Coal, which is now working. The Estates preterit a most eligible opportunity for the invest ment of money, being capable of considerable improvement ; and it is presumed they abound with Minerals. A most eligible pro- perty for an Agriculturist, or Gentleman fond of Field Sports and Fishing; the situation healthy, and good roads in various directions. 'fa be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom particulars may be had; or of Mr. Rickard Pugh, Gattett ; of Francis Wal. ford, Ent Cionkhilli near Shrewsbury; William lellicoe, Esq. Shiffbal ; Messrs. Coupbed, Dukes, and Salt. Solicitors, and the Castle and Crown, Shrewsbury; Castle, Bohnp's Castle, and Bridgenorth ; Star, and of Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; of Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, Sulidtors,Gray's inn; at ()area way's I and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-actuate, Lon don ; where Plans of the Estates may be seen. OXFORDSHIRE. BETWEEN CHIPPING NORTON and BANBURY. CAPI rAL and most Elirble FREEHOLD EbTAI E. Tithe- Free, escetlent FAMILY MANSION; with OFFICES, &c. . _ FARMS and LANDS about 7ou ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By, Mr. ROBINS, rHE very Desirable FREEHOLD and TITHE. 1. FREE ES FATE. ; comprising SW kitkOß.D-HOUSE ; a stone built :'unify 1.11We111,11, with Oda:. ;an eicelleiii range of Stabling, Cuach-ltuuses and Outbuildings; capital Walled Gar dens, Su. placed in a fine commanding situation in a rich Pail dock, and bounded in front by a meant of Vii'aier, which may be enlarged to form a beautiful "Jura, and surrounded by other rich Meadows, mid ornantor,:ed by fine grown Timber 'Frees. A:so, .rvei al very Valuable LA NDS of Point rat, Buttorconda, Foxhole, middle or bttweeu fawns; Hook Norton and Cradle Farm:. with good Farm-houses, Barns, Stables, and all requisite Outbutllngs, sundry Cottages, witb Gardens, Ac. l'be whole near SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES °frith Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land ; the principal part let to respectable Teualit.c, and tie estimated part in kaad, making *rental of upwards of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS Per Annum. SWERFORD is a dry bealtby a:nation, abounding wilt Game —a most deatralle proven, for a Gentleman Sportsman, or to 'II4VikiTING MONEY. Packs of llarthrs and Fug Howl& raribtpt in tier nsigbbourboed, which to lushly respectable, ouly trig males from Raobury, itiat (tuns Cbtpvttig Norton, and tie *an C)lford., • ' May bd. viewed by applying at dm Mahlon, or Robert Mar , dawn, Esq. Hewburp Pal*, where Parocelars may be bad; 21. d M. Raba's, War pricr-strett, Otkitz• %quart when a Plan 1 c 'Dar be rear. • • • Loivvos AuxILLIARr BIBLIC The Egyptian Hall, at the Mansion-House, was yesterday unusually thronged :it the fi'th annual meet ing of the City of London Auxiliary Bible Society. The LORD MAYOR tool: the chair at half-pas? I 1 o'clock, and opened the businens of the meetint I after which the Rev. Mr. 1). Wrestle, one of the :;e.. cretarier, read the Report of the Committee. It con tained a clear view of the design with which the in• stitution had been originally formed, and described the progress both of the parent, and of this one of its affiliated sociele;. The statement of its income and expenditure exhibited a gradual decline in the former f r the last three years, and the cause of the reduc. tion was traced partially to the distresses of the times, and also to the absence of that spirit amongst the opulent merchants of this great city, which there was reason to hope might be soon awakened. It became the character of the metropolis, which took the lead in every other magnificent and gene rous enterprise, not to be backward or to fall short of others in the promotion of a cause which concerned the final salvation of our fellow creaturff... With re ' gard to the general object which they had in con templation, the retrospect of the advances made to. wards it was most cheering. The good which had been done was immense, that which remained infi nite. Already, by the effects of the Eritish and F - reign Bible Association, two millions of BiLies he'l been distributed ; it had been translated iato seventy languages, and was naw read in the rematect qtt.ir ters of the globe—it had even found, its way, es it was the principle of the Society to transmit and corn. municate it without note or comment, into Italy and Spain, and their benevolent intentions were now pa tronised by six of the crowned heads of Europe. The report concluded by an animated appeal to the Bri. tish nation to endeavour, after having conducted the nation.: of Europe to security and peace, to enlighten them with religious truth, and unite them in Claris. tian love. Mr. BLAIR moved that the report of the Com mittee be adopted by that Meeting. This motion was seconded by the Rev. Mr. Sot- Timm who begged to state the grounds on which he, as a member cf the Church of England, felt it his duty to support this institution. These were the principles on which the reformation was founded; and he was confirmed in his opinion, that the design of this society was perfectly consonant to these prin ciples, When he saw such men as the Ilisheps of Bristol, of Glocester. of Norwich, of Chichester, and of St. David's, together with the first Ministers of the Crown, bestowing upon it the sanction of their authority. The Reve Mr. SAUNDERS, Rector of St. Ann';, Blackfriars, proposed a Resolution, expressive of the sincere acknowledgments of the Society to the Lord Mayor, for the patronage he hat afforded it, and the handsome manner in which he had granted them the use of the Egyptian Hell. He considered the Bible Societies of the greatest importance. He would sup port them nut merely as a Christian, but as a friend to the human race. There was now one common consent throughout Europe to sheath the sword, by which so much blond had been spilt, and to present every inhabitant of the earth with a bible, to teach them their duty towards Gnu and one another. The Rev. EDWARD GttAY seconded the Resolu tion. It wei most elle:eraging td tae Society to know that their efforts were fait at the utmost extras miiies of the globe, from hloutit Caucasus to the Andes, and be hoped the pious and benevolent wish of our beloved Severeign would yet be fedi:lied. A 4 other objects sunk to nothing in comparison ss ith that of this lastitution. We should cantemplate that pee rions scene, when the Son of (eon shall come in all his glory, and before him 411.11 stand the people of all nations in sanctiticetien. After eiraysieg an me maned picture of vie teessings that weuld arise eerie a universal thseminatioe of the Screseees, he con. eluded with seconding the Reselutien. The Lenin Minton expressed his greetude for the honour conferred upon lien ; but he had done no more than his duty ; as he considered it to be the Jut; of every Magistrate to become an advcc.te of this great cause. He had vac:ldes! the Meetings is 'his own district, as well as in the country, and he could testify th e as mach zeal had been shewa there as in any place whatever. It the Scriptures were 'generally read by the lower classes, he was convinced there would be but few criminals brought before Mae gistrates. He could spank with exultation o: the great effect that had been produced by the exertions of the. Ladies, who had visited the jails to reform the female prisoners, but particularly in Newgate, where the alteration in their morals, and their inclination. to read the Bibles that had been given so them, were beyond any tithe; that could be conceived. F ro m a firm conviction ui its great utility, he should always, as long as he lived, give the Society his most ear- nest support. In answer to a vote of thanks to the Vic^ Presidents, Mr. C. GRANT, \l.!'. and Mr. BerrERWORTII, M.P. expressed their ardent Teal for the ptospetity of the institution, awe their film conviction of the inestie msble *riven iegce it was calculated in produce. The letter temai ;tee, that .45 this seas the aoleveisary of e re getormetion, tee y could nut coaimenanete it. !totter than by endeavouring, as fir as lay in their ' power, to extelid es benefits to the wiiole humeri race. Many other speeehes, et a s:nelsr character and .tendency, were delivered, and the business coachtded by an eloquent appeal from Mr. D. Wiesue to the sensibilities of his euditote in support of a pi e s th e success cat which was so nesrly connected both with ,he present happiness and the eternal interests of Tile Hall was ett one time excessively crowded.... fairer l'cr*ltillS sat on the left et the Lord hlayniee ;Jollied accerding to their natise costume, and paid the most marked atteption to the proceedings. active subscription was immialiately commenced. "ow Ifina—Tril A !tq l, the 1. )ii 1.1 Ole in Au rf, ut C.