The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-26 00:00:00

WIR' - r. .t i 110.ADD41.1 / ! f •t . . Ai f 4 4- f`iii .* 1 4 '5 . I it-. 4p#l. .•:- ; . `c%'- ':,,,• r .;,,,,,,:. ... .„ ....,„ ..,„•• •.,_/ 7 , - .._ ....„ : A , „.• , m . . .. 1 . • fr.t „ . or. l t _ . Zll-\ nN) illtPqii niHn_ ti , ~. p • '~. 1 r .. .~~ ;Ol ..6••• • it tii 1 i• !!i No. 2056. MAUL-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - iiis present EVEN I N G, Sept. 26, will hr herformeA, PIZARRO. To which w ill he added, The Shakmenre Ronm will in future he thrown open at the yammer:v.lllpm of the Third Act, fur the convenience of those wl iting for the sectmd account. On Banda', Othello, with Midas. Poetic are respectfully infurmed, that a New Grand Romantic Mimi tins been in . preparation the whole of the s t onier, an" will he produced untnetliately. HOPE FIRE. ASSURANCE COMPANY. I'. PITA L—ON E. MILLION. • OPFICE—LUDOATE-lIII.L. - LONDON. EMONS assured with this Office, whose Policies g s pire at Michaelmas. are respectfully informed. that I:ec,ipt- tor the tenewal of the same are now ready for deli vers at the °dice, awl w ith the revective Agents of the Cum pahy throughout the United W Kingdom. ILLIAM BURY,fiecretary. N. B. rolieles of Assotasee. which expire at s. above pe -611, shootd he renewed withati IS taro thereafter. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. TRUSTEES. Hit Criee the Duke of RUTLA go, K. G. The Mast Noble the Marquis of BUEKI NORA M. K. G. The Silart Noble the Marquis of NORTHAMPTON. The Rigid lion. the Earl of Bocret Non lasit IRS. The Bight lien. the Earl of Urrsa Ossonir. W 1.1.1 NI PR A ED, Esq. M. P. Scnorr BERNARD MORLAND, Esq. M. P. And Sixty Directors. Man:vine Director—J. T. BARRER BEAUMONT, Elq. F. A.S. D NEWTS for tie renewal of Policies, which ter minate at Michaelmas, are now is course of delivery.— Pei gins who ore insured with this A ssiwiation become Members. Such profits as arise are divided equally among the Members, cording to their respective contribution 3, and without the risk of Ins,, as an ample surplus capital has beeu provided to meet any excess of loss that may occur. Agents are appointed in all the principal Towns. who are likewise Agent* to the Provident Life Office, founded on similar principles. • Mit. TIIELIVALL'S Institution, for the Cure of Imprtlimeruse nod Preparation of Youth for the Pulpit, Bar, and Senate, Bedford-place. The eighth anneal Session will VIIIIIDVIICP on the first of October; when there will Le sacaorics for two or three domestic Pupils. Adults or Ju niors, a ho, in midition to the buproveinent.of their Elocution, may be tiotructed in the Greek, Latin, French, and halloo I•nnew&ge` & in Gengrnphy. Ast ronorn y, and Mathematics; and Ire aw isted in every intellectual and liberal accomplishment. A valunhlr Library, of several thousand Volumes, of well selected honks, is tyro to the use of the elder Pupils. One or two may also be taken under the immediate prosectittn of Mrs. T. • Plans and Terms (pries Is.) may be had of Messrs. Arch, fornhill • Kent, Holborn t Ridgway, PiceadißY. Sic. Net.. T.'s LETTER. to kir. CLIN E ; VESTIBULE of LLOQUEN ; aud ILLUSTRATIONS of RH YTIIM US. .TENT, WARNINC; WA rcir. This iiige- JIL Mous strateefut • Mechanism perform% the part of n tor, SO shttsitA rtk %veneer of any nowbcs of enragemeros he way bate so attend in the cuur.e of the day, and to awoken bila at riuV tine .deiired,.withrint the trouble of openhut she watch. rue t•implicily of the coo:traction deprives the wearer ef rent Of deranglnr;•asol, evel allows hint pportuudy for milasassigement ; in Yhart, it olfets e%ery detiialple cony. , moms..., at a ieiy titilskrale eapetice, and cao he in ide to Nlpirltes of every description. Sold by She Masinfacsuier, C. E. Viper, 41, Castle-street, THEATRE OF ANATOMY, ELENHEIPA-STKEEf, (MUEAT MARI.ROROUGH-STREET. ltE Autumnal COURSE of LECTURES on T 'ANA f4)3IY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, wilt I vosoteneed to 'Thursday, the Ist of October, at Two o'clock. By %fr. BROOK ES. An.ilntalcul Conversation's will be hrld weekly. when the dilGient ',skier*. treated of will be di-cussed familiarly. and the Shakoes views furls awed. To them now hut Pupils can be admitted. Spurious apartments, thoroughly ventilated, tied replete wills every convenience, are open all the Morning, for the purposes of Dissecting .end Iri rUiu., ,V 2tfe Mr. Brookes silent- to di rect the Sithleuts, and densoustrate the various parts as they np.. limo , en I)i.scrtion. The invonvemiennt isually attending Anatomical Investivt tinn,, are COUlltecieted hypo antiseptic Process. Pupil, may be nicaunnadated in the Ifou.e. Gent.e.reo e.tabbslied in Practice de. i rous of 'chewing their Anatomical Knowledge, may be accuumnedated with au apart ment to dissect in privately. LAY EN DER AY D lIION Y wATr.it. J - OS I II TAY L Eft, Lavender Water Mer c hant, from Stgel:s, mites this opportunity of returning his must grateful thanks to the rtettlifily and tilet.try, fist tire honour they Loretto:reefed ors hits,, by favouring Isola with their cotton:lnds, und kr as-tues 14111141 his utmost study„shall be lo merit (Lei patronage. J. T. is lappy la add that, notwithstanding the attempt', senile by tither venders to lopire the reputation of his above ele t ion . a.ot Peirumet, the permanence of their gettefol fr. ttratice WO ....eared them the , sanoi 111 l of the grittiest phrtiott of the poli's. etrcle,. ritem lomitig so great a demand he is voublea to offer them at the tolloo tug 100 prices: &Ass-toter IYinter. llonev Water. Per Pint Ilottle..* eil 9 9 Per Pitt Bottle • stJ 4 0 IN 6 ditto for So:t1 h) Josiah Tn)ler, at his Lavender Wombat:se, No. 17. Upper (ieorgenstreet; P irtrnnu.sgutore ; where Merchnnts. Camains, tee. may be supplied with it, Isom Out In a Hundred /)totem, short Notice, ga the snot liberal Terms, for Read) 111,hary. `TttKN(:'tIjENING PILLS,. pie - pared by Dr. II (LUSTROS; (is No. 89, tirent Flarthnlionew-timie, West Lnodon, for Nervous Cuniplaints, Cough". Alnhma`s .41- ?ini"juna. N Sweat.: mkt Female We:ikinlisoi of 'wry ""efitilfalit aril% iino II Gent Weakne,s, rout Impotency in the Stale See. Pricc the lons, sluts iiicluileil. Alf , ". HARMS - FRC/NV:4 VEGETABLE PILLS roe females only. at the commencement nod decline of the most crii cal periods of their li%t., which is the MOP, proper tor W 111110.11 after Lynn: U, ut • Miwiirrindes. beiolt the !hay Medicine in the world in hr depended upon ( erring In• 114.1.nial jam., oba uci iota., and Ulcers is the Wombs Prke 2s. 9il. the boa, duly included._ _ TI) lIARNISTROXO. VIM14)1 tiod wnt.ls sullicisiit In exprefs oty gratitude nit no. n . 01'61.1(0 recinery of tat Wife, by the me of your Lie She was twit years heavily balkier' one if " I ' l ab confined lo her bed. bOtiz deprived of the 11 : e 6 f he ,. Liiil's. attended with violent pains. se a l weak rout- t Or d *taw. for which she had the bat-ntivice in this piney, wis a paiirat In Sr. Thomas's Dappitai tee, weeks, with -44" kodins the leost selief, until she dray fortuattbly rremo. tur.'ded to take pier inyninattle Sledltise, the Strengthening Wills, which ohm perfurnsed a pert-et cure. • CIIARLI4B WIZ IGIIT. Saw B.lBlg • Column:l-street, Woolwich, Kent. , Ti'rSP Pills ranv be knd nf.tbe Dorinr, 19. Germ tiortholit- , slew-close, West Sadl6lklJ . Lawton, with printed thrvetinrrs wraltprd scum; . eac h pos. expressing a iininhor of the most INWCIAI*It and iiuthentiitacol Cp-ess also the I)ropriettir's r•noc, signed by himself, K. littrouitrints, nn the label "Ills'lts each Hos ; none ..1.4.1 eau be grnainr. And. 'by hia arP"'"' in t °. 'he% are holisale and retail by Meisel. ibirrioY and' 53. t...norket, London t arid reiOided genuine by 'Bel t' 1..te:,,,, 1 , ;.e; w o rd, No. 4‘.!l,ll,l)thortl; !lat.**. (1,16- " (4 ;' 71. .. 1 ; A: 4l WI other respertable M t &clue Yank' , hi Tatilt oiLowtry. LONDON SATURDA Y, SEPTEMBER 26, 1812. 11 • " .' • Ulf it I FPS FUND. . THE SHERIFFS have the honour of laying be tore the Soh-crihers, and the Public al large, no abstract statement of the Receipts. Application, and Expen diture of the several Sums entru•ted to their iti•posal and discretion during their Shrievalty for the relief of sue un;o•iuniiie Prisoners in the Gaol of Newinte, together with the nmount of the balance in their hands, which will he phid over to their successor on their being sworn Mtn office. The Sheriff; return their most sincere thanks for 11. e liheril manner in which their medic ap plication has been answered, and for the confidence reposed in them. They tru.t that the following report of pr immers dui lied, and of debtors relieved nod discharged, will 4aii•fy . th• Sub scribers In this interesting Fund toot their good intent was have been canted into complete effect. SHERIFFS' FUND, DR. Subscriptions received • .0.175 19 11 1). P. Watt,, EN. 2 9 0 Executors aMrs. Alithea Maria Stafford, an Annual Lawry lOO 0 0 R. Witatanley, Esq. • 2 0 0 Captain B. Graham • . 1 0 0 R. D. R. • 5 9 0 R. 11. • 1 0 0 0 18 9 9 9 its 4 11 0 10 '6 5 1 6 2 2 0 Alderman Cnrobe .Candennbed Sersann bine Pears' BOX Mr. Justice Bailey To he paid over to the new Sheriffs, subject to the en.. peaces of advertising this sermon - r 1 . 1 BISII, Contractor for the present Lottery, A • and the one just finished, returns his sincere Thanks to the Public for their distinguished favours, and is happy to an inoonce the following List of Capitals sold in Shares at his 't 'tikes ' No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Choriug.cross, where the for tunate Holders may receive their Money on demand. T. BISII eon with confidence recommend the improved Scheme of the New Le tern, possessiN Prizes of £20.00i). instead of £ l 6lOOl, yet containing more Prizes than the last Lottery. and as the smallest Pi i'Lt'S of XT.! gave such universal satisfactiAt, they ore retained in toe NEW SCHEME. 2 of sC:iO 003 are iCIO,OOO 5020 .... 6,01.1 4 I .... 4,00 d 4 ' 500 .... 2,000 300 .... 0 2OO ..:. 1,200 100 .... SOO 10 5O .... 500 10 4O .... 400 16 25 .... 400 1,950 22 .... 42,900 . All le be drawn The 20th of OCTOBER. CAPITAL PRIZES SOLD SY SIGH, in SHARES, IN Tor. Lottery, just Finished, No. 9,651.. Prize of.. £16,000 9;4 .B 4,000 3,580 B 3,030 600 ; ... A 5OO 2,736 ....A 5OO 2.736 .... 8.. • • And Seven Prizes of Z3OO, and &AO, &C. he. he. _ • 'ASPER TAYLOR and SON having ezparienoed' llf the most exteusive and rapid sale of their SAUCE EN CURIENN E, am, with confidence, recommend it as being superior to all others, with flashes, Steaks, Ragouts. Mad* Dishes, 1105 or Cold Meat, Fish, Gravies. &c. dm The pa tronage snewn them by the Nobility and Gentry who hay. , ini nnitrcd them with their approval, is the stroagest proof of the high e.timntinu in which iris held. Sold in Bottles at 2i. and 4s. each, -at their Family Oil and Sauce Warehouse, Nu. 17, opposite Furnival's Inn. Ifolbotit; and, by appointment, at Messrs. E. and W. Ball's. 81. New Bundsstrert ; Mr. C. Wiz, Leadeshall-street i Mi. C.'W. Taylor, Kingston, Surreys Mr. T. Giles, Greenwich; Mr. D. POwney, Brock-street. Bath; and Mr. J. Carter. Cambridge. Nowt genuine unless signed " Jasper 'l'm Int and They a'so beg leave to recommend their much-in:proved Tomata Ketchup also their Portable Soups and Grabi..s,, of very superior quality. !RIPEN ETRAITLE PAINTS FOR FENCES, &c. &C. • per Cwt. per Cwt. • per Cwt. Invlsilile Green 56(. Lend Colour ..561. White Colour Ms. Olive ditto ...Co. Stone ditto ... .565. Black b , i, Brishtditm... 71s. Chocolate dirt° 565. Red... ltis. FINE. PAINTS FOR 110 USE AINTING. per lb. per lb. per lb. White Paint ..Bd. Light Blue Is. 11. Bright Green Is. tld. Binrk 104. Chocolate.... Ind. Stone. Colour.. ii 1. Yellow 10(1. Red Blue s Is. 6d: Olive Greets ls. 9d. Brown ..... • Bd. per Cwt. • per Gull. per G:4l. Best W kite Leads%. Yerpentioe .. 71.' 6d. Boiled Oil 6s. ad. Second ditto ...rids. Linseed Oil bs. 6cl. Com. Di yMg do.ss. per Gall. 1 per Gall. Genuine Sperm. B.. 64. 1 Brown Seal -. 6.1. Fine ruralug Oil .... 7s. 6cl. Fine Chamber Oil Pule Seal , r I 111 E PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the ..A.- (dune Paints and Oils are of ,ilic best qualities, owl nll p.trikularly prepared for their several uses. The Fence t'aints ure ormluarly odr.pied for the preservation of W 1 Blialiliug.s that a i e surprised to the weather, and combine durability, cheap mew, and beauty. ' lie Sperm Oil is warranted genuine, and conseimenily will hurts tire whole evening without requiring trimming. The other 0:1s fur croon ))))) purposes will give equal satisfaction. G. Upton and Co. Oilmen and Colour bluisefacturers, 41, Los . don Wall. READING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, STEAKS. h• r. great reputation J. COCKS has gained by J. his celehraled It EA DING SA UCE, which has for ninny years beat pa.ronized and recommend% by most of the first ia the kingdom, renders it unnecessary f.r hint to mate any comment un its nullities; it is preql.neel Om no Sauce ever met such general approbation mid extervive sale; it is retailed in Loudon by upwards of seventy of the OM Oilhaen tad Fisholottgersi and by one or more priacipal Sauce in must cities and snorkel towns in the Kingdom will beep ennd seven yens, in any cling/tie. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, and is esteemed peculiarly deli cate with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Romp-steaks, and Culd i Neat. As many traders are offering spurious cavapn.itions of theit ottu, which they call Iteading, &HIM ) J. Cacho considen it a duly he owes to the public to isform them that mane are genuine but these which have thee wiped* on orange coloured label to' each bottle. "'Reading Sauce for Fish. eariebing (irasies, ht." prepared and stud wholesale and ietalrhy I. Coats, Reading. Pints, 4s. Lltartrillts, 4s. • • • HUSH CHARITABLE SOCIETY, Under the Patronage of HIS ROYAL HIGIIN FRS THU: PRINCE R.EGENT, INSTMUTED for the purpose of relieving, by sea.onable'llecernctions such Individual , of the Irish Na tion as, destitute of all sedement in this Country. may be re d-iced to undeserved Distre s s, or stand in need of nssiviance to rilurn to their Native Country. Donations. Annual. XJOO 1 bU Si 0 10 0 50 0 10 0 20 0 5 5 o 0 5 0 0 5 e '2O 0 50 0 In 0 20 0 5 20 0 b 1) 20 0 5 0 20 0 5 0 20 0 5 0 90 0 5 0 20 0 5 0 20 0 5 0 20 0 5 0 10 0 9 V 50 0 10 10 9 3 20 10 0 20 0 3 0 20 0 5 0 20 0 20 0 b 0 20 0 b 0 25 0 b 0. 20 0 5 *0 • 10 10 2 2 2 2 55 1 1 35 1 1 55 1 1 55 2 2 55 2 2 21 0 5 5 Hu Royal !bellies the Prince Regent His Hord Ilinhaess Use Duke of clUlence The Earl of Moira Right Ham R. IL Sheridan, M. P. John Grahnin Esq. Rizitt Hon. J ohn M•Mahon. M. P. William Gordon, Esq. M. P. John Jackson, Esq. M. P. hlewrs. South, Payne, and Smiths, M. P. Colour' Murphy Miles M•Danoell, Esq. Thomism Rnorcroft, Esq. Thames O'Reilly, Esq. James Farrell, Esq. Moja: Kavanagh Mule , •C. James Cols Torre:so' • ThriMad Unclean. Esq. • 3. C. Bernsles, F.M. Tice Bishop of Derry • Right Him. George hose. M. P. The :Marquis of Lamelowa The Earl of Besliortiugh I O'Kt ily Catena Wit lierington James Malcolm. Esq. Colonel H. While Robert Latioirlie, M. P. Jeremiah Dick, Esq. Hugh Bell, E.sq. Francis Fladrate, Eiq. James Whittle; Esq. • Delis O'Bryeto ' Esq. Met Kieran n, Esq. Babi %ton, M. D. Joseph Bourke, Esq. W. Manning. Esq. M. P. The Earl of Dimouglintore Lord Hutchinson lion. C. 11. Hutchinson, M. P. John Crolscr, Esq. N. P. Earl of Calodno The lion. H. A. Dillon. M. P. Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. Sir J. Cox Ilippi,ley, Bart. M. P. •Marquis of Dowiolaite Peter Alley, Esq. Philip Wood, Esq. G. Coilitglin, Esq. H. Hewitt, Esq. S. Permit, Esq. Right lino. G. Ponsonby, M. P. Right lion, Sir J. Newport, Bart. NE P. P. King, Esq. /nines Stewart, Esq. M. P. T. Lloyd, Esq. Earl of Chichesrer The Countess of Darnley lion. Mrs. Knox Hon. Mrs. W. Knot The Earl of Darnley Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, AL P. Lord l'oltnerstoo, Si. P. J. Bushell, E.sq. G. Yinin ' Esq, Robert S haw, Esq. M. P. The Hon. J. Leeson J. Coltsiium, Esq. Deacon, Esq. Marquis of ilendfort Earl of Limerick James Deadv, Leg. End of Upper Oiaory G. Stackpole, Esq. Marebioness of Downshire Hon. T. Koos, M. P. Earl of Finnan John Johnston, Esq. John Johnston, jun. Esq. Edward Stuck, Esq. Earl of Derby Gem, ral Ilulse Eitzwilliam Lord Milton, M.P. Mr. A. Harrison Mr. 0. 11. Robins Mr. Edo ard -Barlow Me. James Leadley Mr. H. Wright Charles Esq. Reynolds, H. (i. llogissi, Mr. J. Docksey Mr. Jnhu Sieve Mr. Thomas Banning Mr. Thomas Butler Mr. W. H. Butler Mr. JUNI 1)1 lank! Sir Fraitri4 Gould, Bart. WOTlier Phipps, liSfl. Dominick French, Esq. Mr. samorl Jackson Mr. William Liditard Mr. W Mho.. linglians Mr. John Lucns Messy-. A. and W: Ogilhy Mr. Riley Me•srs. 'Mason and Co - Mr. Mesrm AV Miami and Son Mr. David 1 a s s Rey. John Weiherall Mr. Cat hery Mr. I'. Wi,enian J tan Litcliii••ll, Esq. ' Mr. J. MilliiiAtims PS r. V. o.llllllolls Mr. T. Homer Rollin Allen, I:sq. Mr. Ker Si.. '1,11 . 001 I Mr. John Stokes John Donovan, Esq. Mr. Jnhu Morris Mr. Edward Quin, jun. hil..lames Lowsnia James Ater, Esq. Andrew Thyme, NED. Mr. lhotras Batchelor N. Byrne, I'm!. It °Geri Clarke. Esq. Generiii Montague Mathew, M.P. Thionav Moore, Esq. hle-sw. 'tacker Sir Fermeis Burden. M.P. I Messrs. 'fovey rind Phillips C. S. Dudley Messrs. Reid. Irving, ing Co Henry Dowell, Esq. firnj , ittiiir Shaw, 114. !i The Earl of Buckira(hisaddre John ll•Carth), Esq. - 10 10 Wilti3as Burke, E.q..• • - 10 10 Joseph Smith, Eq. . 2 2 John Popider, Esq. .• • 2 0 1 - Hight Ilou. Henry Grattan, M.P. ,E. 11. Se) ur, Esq. 2 2 1 r siLlinr.as OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CIT..A OF LONDON, CITY OFFICERS, dm The Right Hon. the Lard Mayor 20 0 2 Sir Ww..Ceriis, flart.'hf. P. and Alderman 21 2f. pper ,t. - ttlYlia44.4l. l d. • 1 - 10 10 2 1 Witty C.C•traW,'Vq. 20 0 2. I, **John Eirotief•Dar. ' 10 : 2 Sir Chaflev litees t4.11-.41 Aid., 0 , 7 Sir ?oho Periling, nort` m.r. and ' 1 10 0 10 11 1 , du..Jam" aur a Bale. *R. **41.1410... w • j 8 . 4.,, t , Or i t •• . . . , . 1 5 0 22 50 2 2 21 0 2 2 5 5 10 0 9. 0 10 10 2 2 5 10 Id 10 10 . 2 2 2 2 5 0 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 55 2 2 21 0 10 10 20 10 10 2 2 10 10 2 2 5 2 2 50 0 h 0 . . . . . 22 1 1 Y 0 1 1 2u 1 1 20 1 1 0 1 1 20 1 1 It 0 1 1 2 0 '2 0 2 0 12 `2 2 2 0 2 1 2 1 2 2 '2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 V 2 2 42 1 1 22 1 1 • • . 19 10 10 10 5 5 ,j 0 6 5 10 10 2 2 2 2 2 2 20 0 2 2 2 1 1 Sir William Leighton. Km. Aid. Julio Ansley, Esq. Aid. • Sir C. Flewer, Bact..Ald. Thum.,, Smith, Esq. Ald. . Joshua Jonathan Sitiii:i. Esq. Ald. John Sylvester, Esq. Recorder George Sett()ley, Esq. AM. . William Du:trine, II.:-q. AIL Satniaci Birch, Esq. Aid. and Sheriff blstiSetv IVosti. Esq. Aid. - s Chrivtopbei Smith, Esq. Ald. . Jiikia Atkins Leg. AM. - Sir William Plower, KM. AM., - Sihunel Goodbettere, Esq. AM. Christopher Maguey, E.g. Aid.- George Bridges, Esq. Ald. - . William lleygiite. Esq. Aid. and Sheriff Rit bard Clark, E•q. Chaniberiatiu D. finder, Esq. rather of the Corporation Eaberi aide, Esq. - • Thomas Bell, FAq. - Robert Waiihmau i Esq. - Samuel Favelk, Es.q. - Jahn Crowder, Esq. - Perrot Fenton..jun. Esq. - Mr. Alesander RIMS - Mr. Itawarectgin - - Joseph Itrobbost, lA. Comptroller Henry Woadthorpc, Esq. T u ,, 3 cl er k Kobel t !Ishii), L-q. - Newman Kno rr Esq. Common Serjcaat blir. J. W bride - • 2 2 2 9 2 2 2 2 V 2 S ✓ 1 2 1 2 2 9 2 I 2 9, 2 V t 2 V 2 V 2 . 9 2 1 2 2 V 2 t ✓ 2 2 1 2 2 V 2 $ 1 t Mr. C. Stuart Mr. Bezer Blundell Mr. Jahn Drinkald 2 6 2 2 4 tO. Mr. James Lacey - 2 '2 Mr. Thomas Reeve - Mr. Wil!iieni klurrell - '2 '4 Mr. T. M. Hardin 2 2 . Timothy Tyrrell, Esq. Remembrancer a 5 T. R. Synts i Esq. Comusuo Cryer '1 Mr. fsitniu:l AI right - 9 '2 8. Coiliogridge, Esq. See. 0. S. C. W. L. Nevem:so, Esq. Solicitor • 5 5 Mr. James Griffiths - 2 2 Mr: T. E. Potrnall - 9 $ C. Cooke, Esq. - 2 2 Mr. James Croak - ' 9 it 1 I 1 I I I 1 1 s 1 1' 1 1 : 1 2 2 1 1 , I / I 2 2 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 .1133 Mr. Robert Hedges - . 2 2 1 A Mr. Joseph Hurconihe - 2 2 1 1 Mr. Peter Skipper - - 2 0 . ..1 1,4.4 Mr. Fraucis Hohlgr, Sic. to the Lord Alayor Thomas Farrance - 2 t 1 1- John Briscoe - 2 2 1 1 Ed w4rel Colehatch - 2 0 1 1 Dl r. Robert Eliinit - 2 2 1 1 Mr. thomas Dornford - 2 2 I 1 Ale. David Laing - 2 0 1 1 Mr. William Cawthorn • 9 2 1 1 William Howell, Esq. Water Bailiff 2 2 1 1 Mr. Henry Woodatiorpe - 2 '2 1 1 Thomas Coleman - 2 2 1 1 Mr. M. T. Hibsns . - 2 2 1 1 Mr. James Johnson - . • 2 2 1 1 Mr. James Pearsall - 2 2 1 1 Mr. James B ate . 2 2 I 1 _ Mr. John Wright - g 2 1 L Edward Wigan. FAq. - '2 2 1 t T. A. Louge e . Esq. Deputy • 9 2 1 L Mr. Robert Kirby - 2 2 I 1 Mr. Jishn Condo - 9 2 1 1 Mr. Samuel Thorp . 2 2 1 I Mr. Williams Grisham si 5 i 1 1 Mr. Thomas Atkinson - 2 2 1 1 Edward Keinhie, Esq. Deputy . 2 2 1 1 Mr. W. W. Cope - 2 2 1 1 Charles Martin, EA. Deputy . 2 2 I I Mr. Thomas Whitby - b 5 I I Thomas Conon) , - 2 2 1 1 John William Goss. Esq. Deputy - 2 2 1 1 Sir William Rawlins, Ent. Deputy 9 2 1 1 Mr. James Jacks - 2 0 1 1 Mr. John Ashlin - 10 10 Mr. Philip Green - 2 2 1 * .lantes Saunders, Esq. Deputy - 2 2 1 1 Mr. Joseph Gattey - . 2 2 1 1 Mr. Stephen Leach, Clerk Works, N. C. 2 9 1 1 Mr. WilliaM Itow. - 2 2 1 1 Mr. T. Moore - 9 2 1 I. John llaximan, Esq. Deputy - ' 9 2 I'l Mr. John Platt - - 2 2 1 1 Mr. John Walter . - 2 2 1 1 Mr. Thomas Wiltshire - 2 2 1 1 Mr. The ma. Blunt . - 2 2 1 1 Mr. P. P. Barraud - 2 2 1 1 Mr. James Davies - .. 2 2 1 1 Mr. Thomas Ayres - 2 2 I 1 Mr. Thomas Roberts - - 2 '2 1 1 Mr. T. Joyner - 2 2 1 1 Mr. J. E. Saunders - . - 2 2 1 1 Mr. It. Knight - 2 '2 1 1 Mr. J. Walker - - 2 2 1 1 Mr. William Catlwell - 1 1 1 L Robert Fisher, Esq. Deputy - 2 2 1 1 Mr. E. Paxton - - 2 2 1 I. Mr. S. Adrens - 2 2 1 I Mr. Joseph Turner . • . 1 1 1 1 Mr. Hobert Carter - '2 2 1 1 Tiloinus Greecaway, Esq. Deputy 2 2 . 1 1 Mr. Samuel Bale - i Mr. William Jones - - 2 2 1 1 Mr. William J. Reeves - . 2 2 1 1 Mr. John Joshua Skilbeck - 2 2 1 1 James Toddy, Esq. - - 2 2 1 1 Joseph Fitzwilliam Vandercom, Esq. 2 2 1 1 simnel Newman. Esq. Comptroller, 11, 11. 9 3 I' 1 Zachary Langton, Esq. - 2 2 11. To enumerate fill the cases to which the funds of Otis Charity nvis be applied, cannot, at its is moment, be necessary. It uid be sufficient for those who may not he instantly impressed with its humane and benevolent ends, to reflect upon the vast multi tude of Irish that are in this country, and crowd particularly to tile Metropolis, composed of mechanics ' artificers, lahourera —of the wives and (lid:ire:l of soldiers and seamen—of soldiers mid seamen themselves. discharged front actual service—and even of persoirs respectable by education, profesclor, mid chii. carter, reduced to distress and destitute of all seasonable relief. The avowed object of the outlets is to create a fund for the re lief of those poor native of Ireland who have not acquired is right to any parochial prevision, who, by disease. casualty., 41 age. &e. &c. are snahle to earn a livelihn.d, or who, wishing to retina to their own eating ry, are destitute of the meals. to eonsequience of the absence from town of many zealous and distiuguilied Friends of the Institution. the Pint (encral Meet ing I, p istponed to November. Those who are desirasts of en couraging this national establishment, are re9uelteil to address their communications to Mr. Edward' Quin, Temple 110 ti.., Blackfii irs'-road; or to Messrs. Smith, Payne, said Smith., George-street, Mansion Ifunse. EDWARD QUIN, Secretary pro Tempt Argot 19, 1212. 'Sir HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. L.Erraitt3 t'ATittil S. I.tk:AKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly himultS for curing, in all its stages, the Venereal Disease. One small Pill is a dqie ; and the inking of one box in a recent erne will loom convince liar patient of the certainty of a speedy se covery. Nething can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this remedy fur such-as are obliged to go jour- Mrs, or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has pens. • ed that it will effect a cure when repeated salivation qt.;) ell other methods avail nothing. 'For the Scurvy sod other Chrimicall itivirders, this Medicine has Rot its 'Ovalle). Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes haw been radically cured the above cruel disorders, within theinst eight A I MPOw . 1 Prepared ned sob! by the Proprietors, Thomas Taylor ,ao4 Son, Members of the Royal College of Surgc.ms, 11. 0 .4“ n Oft the list of rent Sorrow, published annually by the 14 0 ,0.41,0 . lege), at their house, No. 9. New Bridge-street ; e hero rum. "toot attendance and advice will be given by them in* all cases rebid* to tbe sheik comp! aints, w ith inviolatke secrecy., Also, appoispment, at the Perfurocrs, No. J 5, Mt. Albnies•stryet, Pall- all s Mr. Desh.irotigh's Toy Shop, No. 7, Yisb•strert •biY rtsad by one permit; is every comiderable too. of tired *Pt to boles of only 4s. Od. mob. ••• -- • • . . . • £498 4 6 CONTRA. CR. Several Articlesof Clothing distributed, left by the late Sheriff. • - - Distributed from present Sheriffs' Fund 4 28 d Pair Shoes - - 256 Pair Stockints - . 301 Shins and Shifts - . 176 Jackets - - 60 Pair Trowsers - . 72 Peiticoais - - Paid fur discharge of Poor Debtors by superseding nod compromising their actions, whereby they were restored to society and to their families, in all 31 - 91 19 2 Paid for 191 Copies of Adjudication for Poor Insol vent Debtors, at 2s. 6ds each - Weekly Allowance to Pour Debtors and their Fa milies - - . Sundries of Assistance for Prisoners in the Infirmary, and for Children of Felons - 29 0 5 To the Debtors Fund, in two phyments - 95 0 U Paid for the Clothing of the Children of Transports li) 6 9 Allowance to Women Traisports on leaving the Pri son for Botany Bay 11 5 2 Sundries - . - 5 18 11 Advertising . ii 42 J U £0 0 '0 Si 0 0 19 4 0 241 12 0 44 13 0 11 11 1) 12 0 0 16 10 0 13 11 0 444 14 5 5S 10 1 • 498 4 SAMUEL BIRCH, WILLIAM HEYGATE, Sheriff's. • PRICE 6f.. f 1. . , % ' ; . '` • • I . I t • • t . ; 'lll i 1 ` 1 , 1 . 1 i !` t~