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f ~k f , 4 7", ( tv Talit he pet forme.l, the admired and popular Opera of it/V I A L CREW ; OR, THE MERRY BEGGARS. l'ihretot, Mr. T. Cooke(his tirat appearance in that cha r:wt... 1.1 which he will n,trudurr, " Whets fur our Laws Nlllll4 . Laud,"—" The Roae and the Lily,"—and " Let Lone mould the Ts sanspet ;" Hilliard, Mr. Pyne ; Justice (Truk, Mr. Harks (his firat appearance its that character). karhrl, Mire Kelly; Mertel, Mims Poole; Atnie, ,Mrs. T. Cook. r that appeansuce in that character.) To sloth will be witted, Use Burlesque Operatac Tragedy of lIIMICATE TUNNEL ; ' OR, THE SECRET ARCH! John Lipkin, klandlortt of the Horns at Hilhrtte), M. F 14.1.). ratty Larkin. (llnu.7fiter of the Ilurns:', Mos. The DOOM In be opeueil at Six o'Clock, and the Perform ance to begin at Set en. r• HE NEXT of KIN (if uoy) .lOhIN • 5111.1.%, lilt a Se•amas belonginer to the Est Wolin Mr,cbant Ship DorsetAire, dimmed, by applying to Mr. ()writ. 11..0130, Doctors' CUM1111)1111, may hrar of some thing to thrir advantage. rum?. NEAT 01: KIN (if :m) or J COB SOUDERRFAI:, late belonging to the East India Merchant Ship Indict, deceased, by applyin to Mr. Owen, No:3. Bell-yard, Doeture-Commons, may hear of something to tlitir advantage. 11111 E COMMISSIONERS for I' .%.% I NG, "c. the EgrATE of the SKINNERS' COMPANY, St. limier:is, hereby give Notice, that they will MEET at the lieutnih-Antra, in ablettonplace, on the Eutate, on • AVEDN EMMY, the 20th inetant, at Seven o'Clock in the Yvvoing prariaely, to RECEIVE PROPOSALS For CLEANSING the S'rREETS, and other Public Passages so.d Pisces en the Sataile, and evilleetinc and taking away th Piivt from the Houses, from MICHAELMAS-HAY NTXT. Further Pirtietilary may he known, upon application to Mr. W.lt line, Clerk to the Commissioners, No. 9, Light /114.i BUs ALIGNIFIC ENT NOVELTY has, in every 11l arc, acquired universal approbation. To attain this it. the atm of all emir, however varied their pursuits in life; L•er it person eau hare hero more dettiroses to evince a pute•ful recollection of public favour, for upwards of 311 years putt, diati 'l'. rust!, the Contractor for the present Loki), who having some t•me sitter submitted the plan, I." at leutzth obtaimil permission of (:mvertmornt, mot only I. utile it. our Schrum. stoat Prizes with Money Prizrt., tut so to moots , it, that every adventurer Diu this eallrely Rurr.' 1."11' ry, of truly 15,000 Tit loin) shall have the chances al all the Pea., iu t►e scheme of 20,000 Tickets, iucluain Thies. Prizes , of £50,000 each ! Eton Prizes of .ClO,OOO each ! sc. &e. E. 3 .... Prises 1),000 3peret.rme•nlg 1. 50 .000 tl,OOO ditto 4.000 4i/to 1,0110 ditto 5410 delta ..... 5,900 390 ditto 2041 ditto 100 .1/mtey CAI ditto ...... 2,000 IS dello .. 30,000 10 ditto lo lo S. 4.112 $ lea, amounting to, in Congo 4.1 and Money 1314,00 TICK r.TS and SNAKES are now• on Sale' at T. 111`414'S (the Coo t ractor's) Offices, 4. C.ollo'lll, and to, Chariny.•roc.+, I.ulithos ; and at all hi, Agents throughout England, Ire- Lod, Sr•utland. Betlto' Drasvaug Noveuther 7th. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Flightiest' the Duke of YORK President, and the ing Committee of Governors:- 1:111 of Leitrim, (ul. W J. Joties, 711. P. Lot of Egremunt, John latuttehe, Esq. M.P. Right Don. T. Jones, Cul. H. Clements, M.P. lt , glit Hun. R. B. Sheridan, Captain J. Hay. Cull. Barry, M. P Surgeon, )Ir. KIERNAN, %miter of Ilse Royal C o lleg e , L on d on . T HE I)ntrstiinge• tins institution bus received, for the eXCIUPIIIe treatment and cure of both Sexes, iii. flirted with Venereal Complaints ' and their dreadful conse quences, as Stricture s , Debility, Ulcerationi, &c. conducted tinder the management ..f a Gentleman of the first prof's •',lll.ll4lli4l4`X, will satisfy the public of the high merit of Mr. KIERNAN'S plan, and that by it the ineutivemences of pub ]. eltarities are avoided, whilst the young and unwary arc Protected against the land delusions held out by advertising I...tenders in this bran, h of practice, since its establish all 114 1900,5,030 pntieuts, of both sexes, have been cured I 'bout euntinement or injury to the constitution, and with a delicacy and secrvity halberts unknown; many of those lave laboured under the most complicated forms of the dis ?ilk' from ten to twenty years. The first symptoms yield to H , Kienian's levant.. ut in a few !ay:, and where appear ance of debility comes oil, too early applicat• cocatit he made In prevent the danger that may ensue The Surgeon may be raissulud by either Sex with the greatest necresy, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Char lotte-stretet, Bedford4quare, from nine to twelve in the mum Mg, and from six till nine at night ; towlsom letters and "ler communications trim town and rountry may Ik nd. dressed, and the necessary advice and medirincs will be giren or unit to any part ut the United Kingdom This day is published, mire 4s. boattla, by I'. Kiernan, Neualild and implored Edition of A I'RAt:FICA I. Tit EA TISE nu the VF.N ERE.% L DISEASE, and its Conae tmettees. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 9. 1 1, Paternoster-row iltghley awl Son, 171, Flort..trnet ; Callow, Cinwadmitti, $' 1 10; and by all vtha Booksellers. ....... /taker—% •rset, Gralt n. , Bedford, Devonshire, Rut land, Northinniwrland, flueeleugh, and .Montrose. Marquiseet—Buckingham, bvis.lowto, Salisbury, Hert ford, Anglesey, Wt.llcsky, and H suitiey, Earls -Uritlgewater, Cholinandeley, Har rington, Egru t, Harcourt, nohow, Spenei r, Bathurst, Grosvenor, Liverpool, Rossylii, Grey, Lansdale, Harrowhy, Mulgrave, Percy, Fife, and Lud low. and Ward, Melville, Sidiuouth, Pal nwestiin, Newark, and Castlereagh. The Lord Bishop of Tice Lord Bishop of Durham. Ths Lord Bishop of Salisbury. l'he Lord Bishop of Ely. The Lord Bishop of Peterborough. The lord Bishop of Gloucester. Lords—Kenyets, Carrington, Grenville, Dunaao, Cal- Gwytlir, Hutchinson, Niddry, Lyneduck, Eirttley, 'Liz! 11111 l uth, Rutllst.u^k, Loraine, and R. Seyntn nr /tight fformuraMes—.l. C Villiers , Richard Hy& r, Sir W. Scott, George Rose, Nicholas Vansittart, Charles Long, Sir Joint Nichol, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. Sir David Hondas, John Wllalion, Robert reel, and W. W Pole. Fionourtibles—Philip Posey, C. Bonell, G. Vernon. The Rev. the Chaplain General of the Artuy. Gencrubt—Sir Mitred Clarke, Tarletiiii ' .4. Ross, Sir Nuzent, Bart. Sir W. Keppel, Sir J. F. Cradock, Sir C. Asgill, Bart. Sir G. Bei kw ith. tievlegiasot Goirratv—Hon. F. Finch, Hon. E. Phipps, Sir E. Paget, Sir A Hope, T. Groavenur, Sir Chaq. Green, Bart. Sir T. Blionefield, Hart. G Mann, Sir H Calvert, Sir H Oakes, Hart. Sir Brent Spencer, Sir H. C. Fergiisson, Sir S. Aurhinisty, Sir W. H. Clinton, Sir M. Disney, Sir W. P. Acland, and Sir W. Stewart. Fire-Admiral Sir A. Cutbrane. Major-Grnerals—Hon. Sir E. Stopford, Sir J. W. Gordon, Sir H Torreon Sir Nathaniel Conant. William Allen, Esq.; John Julius A ngerstein, Esq.; .I , iti "togs/stein, Esq.; George Hyng, Esc, M.P. ; Janie, Currie, Esq. D.; John Fuller, Esq ; Chivies Grant, jut% Esq. M P. ; Hugh Hiimmerslry, Esq. M.P.; J. P. Hone, Esti ; John Maherley, E sq . ; Manning, E q NIP. T. W. Esq ; Samuel Mills, Esq.; JOllll Mortlock, Esq.; Richard !Moseley, F.,sq ; Mr. Serjeuut Praed ; Thomas Hon - croft, Esq.; Stinniel Smith, Esq. M.P. ; W. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. ; Lieut• Col. Wray ; W. G. Carter, Esq. Amount of Subscriptions advertised - £51,777 9 8 L. a. L. s. The Loral Bishop of Ostiirit Joint Parishes of Marsh Itreleor,ond Uplealli: iiii i in Cleveland, York shire, pe r W. D an . by, Esti. 19 10 Balance of a Fond eilliseribetl by La diem resiileut in Clieshile, for lire relief of wounded Soldiers and Sill. wen, per I.ady C'reae ;11111 billy ‘Vt11 . 11111:11111 Parish of Taiiilridge, Surrey, per the Ministur Polishes of Makrn h nu and Britillcs-, Sii thilk, per the 111 v. J. Pau .h of Cti ton, Salop, per the Rev %V. Johnstone Parishes of Illathern and Disbley, Lei cestershire, pertlw Bet Williams Parish of Ockh: ~,,, Siirrey,per the Rr v. .1 Aust. is Parishes of Witrzen holt & Greatham, por the Itcv. W. Tome Cumberland, per the Rev 'fliuman Ramsey 51/.145. fid. Parish of Nether Denton, per do 51.1.25. 7d. Pal ish of New Tim ber, Sussex, per the Rev. Stephen Aldrich 3 1 Parish of Lianootnet timid Glyn Dwfrtl wy, Merioneth shire, per the Rev. J. Hughea 3 0 AI Messrs Ilanswicrsley's Pariish of Laming, SII sae 13 0 Palish of Verrielq 7 11 Captain lion. W. G. Walilegrave Remitted per the Rev. NI. Remitted per Sir S. °writ, e 1111 l iiiis si 111 l er of the Port land prison ship Parish of Wi;he Dorsetshire, per the Bev. G. Chamberlaiiie 16/. 01 6,1. Triiiity Parish. Ely 68 14 Parish of St. Mary's, Ely 54 12 Pariah of Witefirms', near Ely 2/. 15s. 01. Parish of North wuld, Norfolk 13 6 Parish of °Wintry, per the Rev. W. Polhill 171 1 Is. 6.1. Parish of Newborn, near Newcastle, per the Ree.J. Ell 'lloll44ton 181. lac. ad. Parish of Edith ll . e.ton, Rutland, per the Rev. R. Lucas 11/. as. 7d. Parish of Casterttin, Magna, per the Rev. R. bleas II 15 Parish of Colton, Magna, per the Rev J. Russell _ Rear-Admiral Warn., Parish of East Bar net, Hants, in ail dit iun to 1011/. 13s. i'd. reunited by hint 15 A Parish of BeisAielil, Per the K. v. E. Hunt 111. 19s. ed. Parish of Aldwinkle, St Peter's, per the Rev. J Powys 9 14 Parish of Piltuo, I per the Rev. J. Powys Part Ace of A.hint... ton anti %Vanning inarvt, SIVIsr3C, per the Rev. H. War ren Chapetry of Cron. dale, Durham, per the Rev. S. (bot her It 11s. 1141. Parish of Bromic sect, per the Rev. P. S. Ward Parish of Brampton, Uri by. per the Rev. T. Fires S F. C Parish of Froilsham, Cheshire, per the Vmar •curl Church. its 16/. 23. 2d. Pat iate of Bish ip Button, per the Res.. K. Rigby clinhus 211. from R. Watts, tsq.) 331. 14s. Cd. Parish of Eyam, - - , Derbytthire, per Ike Rev. C. Harxraire 6 5 Parish of Penton Walley, Hants, INT the Rev. J R. F.-ImM 15f. Ile. Sd. Mapor-Gencral G H. Aimlie 10 10 Portal' of Brampton, From Rickmems worth, thrts, per firers, mud Labour ei s or the Civil and Lnzineer Dipart meat of his Majes ty's Ordnance at Wreiltroll•Tk, Nor. t haul p tonshire, per Mr. J. %TheeliT 9f. 31. Pail of Pant bourne, Reeks, per the Rev. Dr. Rere dos' 331. es. 6J. Ditto of Tilehorst, per the Rev T. Walker 171. 186.8 d. Ditto of Winvick, near Warrington 31 • Ditto of Clint 12 0 Ditto of Whitwell, Derbyshire, per Rev. 'l' :1111 101. Os. Id. Ditto of Elinton, ditto, per ditto 31 10s. 3d • Ditto of Rellerhy, per Rev. %V. Kirk bank 21 16s. 61 Parish at Nuffield Church, Oxon 115 Lietit -Col Astley, of Everley House, Wilts 50 0 Parish of Goring, Sussex 9l Is. 6d. Parish of Southill, Gifford, Wilts, per the Rev J. Stile 35/.04 6d. Parish of Cheeklade, Wilts, per do. 8 12 too, per the Rev. Sir George Lee ;trash of Plotters 20 0 Perry, per the Rev. .1 He•llins 181. Bs. Btl. of Linington The following lons Lovell, per Rev. J. Hollins 41. 19s. 6d. A Gentleman - 5 0 I'ai ish of Whitfield, per Rev. W. Hiity 6 0 zsh of Rush.leo, per Rev.T. Brun riR;, 'ish of Winoter, Derby, per Rev B. Thornhill - 111.16i. 24. srishes of Evrrly and Manningford Abbotts, per Rev. T. B. Raley - 29 0 neigh of A pithorpe, per Rev. H K. Bonney 2/. 16s 6d. Parish - of Wood Newton, per ditto 1!. 3s. 6d. Collection in the C ha pel ry of Bolton Ab bey,Yorkslitre, per Rev. IV. Carr 20!. 3s. the Town of Winemiton, Somerset, per Rev. J. Radford 26?. 13s. 6d. Parish of Great Crosby, near Li verpool, per Rev. N. R. Baldwin Id!. 9s. 2d. ietit.-Col. Sir H.W. Carr, K C.B. in ad dition to parochial audotlierSubserip -10 10 been trn.ismitted by !Hewn. Soitb, Hall, and Co. of North ampton : Puribh of Heyfora, per the Rev. Q Crossley 191. 13s.Ott. Parish of All S: ' Ina• the Rev. C. 11. (hall '291. 48.2d. Parish of tiorpole, per the Rev. J. Field 20/.70. Od. Preston Deanery, per the Rev. J. Par kins 81. 10s. OJ. Psi ish of Mears Ash- by, pi r the Rev. Stilektiale Ulf 181. 94. Parish of Cottes brook'', per the Hon. and Rev. P. A. A Ir!py 12/. Os. Od Palish of Overstone, per the Ittv. G. E. Hamner lb/. Os. Od Parish or S)11 ell, per dill, 4/ 29 lid. Purists of Maldivell, per the Rer. W. sg. Od Parish of Draugh t tttt t per du. 2/. 9s .od. 136 7 10 Deduct fur stamps 4 6 136 3 4 tious The following h3,e been renulteil by Messes. Vincent, Tanner, and Co. of Newbury : Parish Church of Newbury, from 3 SATI ttttt is, per the Rev. J. Rue and the Rev. R. Slocuck 59/. 15s. ed. Parish of Speen, Beam, per the Rev. J. Nelson 39/ les eld. Parish of Welf‘irri,per the Rev. H Saw bridge 171. 51. Otl Parish of Newton, Hants, per the Rev. W. Dim pone W. 4..3;d. Parish of Box foritper the Rev. J Wills 31. es. Od. Parish of Cotmore, per the Rev. Chas. Lord 1/. es. 3,1,i1. 1301 145.4.1. Parish of West Hors- Icy, Surrey, per the Rev. Chars Weston 20 11 Parish Af Telt*, per the Rev. W. C. Tay tor 3!. Rs. 6d. Parish of Colerne,per the Rev R. It. Smith 19 0 Parish of Giemsford, Suffolk, per the Wro. Butts 14/. es. I d. Parish of Stapleford, Rents 13 13 Parish of Tessin, Mesta, per the Rev. Middlesex, per I i.e. v J. M. Wallace 10 18 Rev. W. A. Plavlp Ditto of Hexion, • 'MI 15s. Gd. Harts, per R.,:r. Parish of Roclitord, Johu Jutica Essex, 151. 7s. liti. The Lord Chief Ba. • of Shepland gl. tool run, in addition to of Elawka ell 1/.• a former so hscrip. 18/. 7s. 6il t 0,,, at the Thatch- Ditto of Ulainr,,, per ed Rouse of 311.11112. Rev. S. Beuuett 41. la. Bd. 1• . 0 W. G. CARTER. Subscriptions are received by Mr. 111ortlock, 250, Ox ford-street; Me. Hateliard, 100, Piccadilly; by the princi pal Bankers; awl by the Treasurers, at the house of :pewee. Humniessleys and Co. Pall-Mall. It is particularly requested that nll tellers twin the Country, to the Cun 111 l ittce, be exactly thou Addressed:— " 7'o the Westminster Waterloo Association, Thatched- House, London." enonnownications, in Town, to the Contoniftee, man he made to the Serretary, sl'.O. noter, Esj Temple Cham ber., flint-street. MR. SECRETARY PEEL AND MR. D. O'CONNELL& (Prom Me Dublin Ciirrespondenl.) We are authorised to give insertion to the follow - ing Letter and Statement, arising, as sye : couceive the mutter, out of a passage in a speed' repented lit some of the public palters, to have beoy spoken by Mr. O'Connell in the Aggregate Mett.i.i g tit the Roman Catholics, on Tuesday last. The passage alluded to is in the following words r , All I shall say of him (Mr. P ee l), b y way of paretithi s s, that lam told he has, in my absence', and in api s,! ~e he was privileged from any aceoliat; gr..sgly tri,luced me. said at the List Meeting, in presence of the Note :dole. of the Police, who are paid by him, that he was NO prime - Int to attack me in my presence. I see the same Police inforowes here now, and I authorise them carefully to report this. My words—that Mr Peel would not dare, iu my pies:tier. i. , in any place where he was liable to 06-solid amount. to %tie a single expression deroOatury top,' inlvrest - or my hummer." To TIM EDITOR OF TOL COROTtakiNDFNT. Slit —As I feel auxiuus th it au early statemect of a re tina transaction, in which I have borne a rut, should hi before the Public, I enclose a memoranduni i to which I have to beg you will give insertion in your piper. 1 am, Sir, Your übfdient and bumble servant, Dublin, Sept. 1, 1815. CHA SAXTON. MEMORANDUM. " On the miming of Thursday.; the 31st of Aua gust, I called upon Mr..O'Cniniell, dila informed him, that Mr. Peel having understood that. be load expressed a wish at a public meeting °a 1;u - cadrty lasr, that some communication should be made as flout him to Mr. Peel—was desirous of learning the purport and terms of that commuuicat um, and that I had want.] on him, from Mr. Peel, fur the put.+ pose of obtaining them. " To this applicatimi, after aseertainiog that what he should say would not sulrjet•t hiin to any consequences, either of law ur Parliament•ury pri vilege, Mr. O'Connell stated the expressions it.ed ht• him on the occasion referred tin in terms so sub• stantially the same, at those contained in the report of his speech at the public meeting befOre nice. tioned, in The Dublin Chronicle, that I was iuc]w•ed to take that Paper from my pocket, and read from it that passage which related to Mr. Peel; reii.ark+ ing to him its similarity with wnat he had just stated ; to this remark he assented, admitting that it was what he had said. Upol,l 0114, I observed to hlm, that, 84 It *at clear Ins speech alluded to something that hi d fallen from Mr. Peel in Parliament, I was em powered by Mr. Peel to say to him that there wita ❑othing he had ever said, or that lie hail s:•t'u re ported as said by him, with respect to Mr. O'c m . cell, that he did not unequivocally auto•; aCei fur which he would not hold himself relionsilde, " As Mr. O'Connell did not offer airy thou g. di rectly in answer to this communication, but wiis proceeding to co 11111 l ent on Mr. Peel's conduct, on this occasion, as handsome and (which lie sobsegnenily repented, with a desire'that his opiiiiirin to that effect might be conveyed to Mr. Peel,) 1 took occasion to say, that I presumed I►lr. Peel might expect to hear from him is cuus._•quetce of the communication In• had just rest iced. " !Ls answer was, that it certaiiily was his feel ing that it communication from lion to Mr. Peel ought to follow, but he. most ad%ise wuh his friends; for that, indeed, the nature of the commuoicatitin with which I was charged, seemed to make that course necessary. To this observation I replied, that putting together the expressions he had then acknowledged, and the communication theu mad, to him from drawn. " On partit, munication cometiueuce to receive at " Air. Lid seller, to io limn Mr. 0 was to be met received notice trotliteed to (painting him hr had some Mr. O'Coutiell Lion I had sire, the intitieul the terms I h:til and had proceeded in which Mr. " been used by rupted by Air. to speak, as he farm we that, O'Conaeli (of in his , bun and nt)self "... . . i . . . .. . - • " ' . ... : . . -. • • • 1 NUMREIt 39-4. ; =- - " , --: - .'"'"--. 1 "--" -711 r== 7 .- - .: .''' •: -. --i.--'- • . LONDON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, • 1815. PRICE s EVENAPENCE. ---_,. , :.--,-,.i...---..,_- _. - • _ - - • • '.... - Z - .--.-..--...-...--• ' Tine 4 l'ltEilen VAL, li 4Y-V1 ii K Er. • w ATERLve •su sscluil'lON . Mr. Williams, IV. 31illers 111 1 6 • Parishes of Croydon Ditto of Hatfield, ' BAST INDIA HOUSE, Stair. 6, 1813. 1 Mour•Pilik 21 0 0 Parish of Harks:ton, nod Wendy, Cann Teleran, pertlitto 20 3 I THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Sept. 7, THATCHILD-HOURE TAVFRN, ST. JAMEC'S-STRZET, ' THE COURT of DIRECTORS V . 14e .1111 w performed, a Comedy, called September 5, 1815. E. Morris, Esq. in NiorthamptonshOe, bridgeslore, per the : Ditto of Great I lal- Rel. Wm. Peck UNITED COMPICNY of mEarmANTs e ENO- I THE YOUNG QUAKER. • AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB- midis; to Los 12 5 9 4 linghury, per Rev. W. Erten 181. 4s. td. LAND, trading to the EAST INDllith t e Atrelty give - iriol iele, Mr Terry • Yining Sabel, Mr. Joiles; Spailer- El SCRIBERS to this FUND; convened to receive a don subscription 11 0 JPeorlintisitto.iiitey. John Sand. Salter, Esq. 5 5 0 Parish of West Clan. At Misers. Snows. Ditto of Great Yeld. Notice, I di,.11, Me Russell ; Clod ' , Mr. Mathews. Araminta, Miss Communication from the Subscribers to the Eund at the Rev. E. Hodgson 55 0 don, per the R ev . Parish of St George's, ham, Essex, pee That a GENERAL COURT of the stid6OMTANY will i. liaithstes ; Pink, Mrs. Hayward ; Dinah Primrose, Mrs. City of London Tavern, B. Dowell, Esq. 55 0 'l' Russell . 6 10 Middlesex, or St. Rev. F. Oktn 13 Bbe held at their House, in Leachwhall.streell i .mti WEUN CS- Gibbs. His Attila h ighness the Duke of YORK in the Chair, G. Thomson, Esq. 5S 0 Parish of Morrow, George's in the Ditto. of Little Cur- DAY, the 10th April, 1816, far the tuch, six DArect:Ho ! Ail e y s hirt', an Interlsele, taken front Netley Abbey, called Major Wood 2 2 0 per do. 21. 19s. 3d. . East, after a Ser. hard, Suffolk, per of the said Contpleity, fur four years.. .'. YARI) ARV! AND YARD ARM. It was resolved unanimously - That this Meeting. presents its Thanks to the Gentlemen of the Committee at the City T. IVlsheart, Esq . 22 0 Parish of Cannon., min, per Rev. Dr Rev. W. Porton hi. 2,' 6J. JAME., C Secretary. colloid, Mr. Brown (from the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, of L lon Tave r n, f ur th e common:rat i on made to it Of M. Grah a m, E sq . 2 2 0 p er th e R ev. J . Harrington, exelu- Ditto o f N ew t on , • , 1 lii.' 1 a ppiatance in Lonilitti); Oakland, Me. Mu t ton. the scale of the intruded distribution of their Fond, and ex- J. Wilson ' El l 22 0 Me y er. W. 19,. 6d. sive of individual Suffolk, per fits , . EAST INDIA HUSE, SM. 6, 1813. T t ‘.1,.,1 will be added, 1211 i time, a New Musical l'Aree, presses its entire confidence in the wisdom with which such nG. Spediling,F.sq. 2 2 0 Parish of Acton, per Siliscriptions, by J.Whiteloirst I`2l 10a. dd. .111 H E COI I Wl' of .DI IILEUTORS of the called Wn i . Wils o n Es 2 0 0 the Rev. Mr. Web- the Rector 502/. 16s. 40. Ditto of Earl Soltam distributi ~,, will be made by that Cott 111 l nice. UNITE.D COMPANY o r MERCHANTS of ENG- A CHIP 01."1'11E: 01.0 IMOCK ; His Royal Highness haviirjefithe Chair, it was Resolved Other 90 h 1, 631 - ater 6 6 Parish of Fulham, 211. 108 of Musk LAND, trading to the LAST INDIES, dee he) teg ;flee OR. THE viLLAGr. FINTIVA L. tinanimously-Tbiyt hirllliyal Highness the Doke of York Limn 2-1 13 6 Parish of Mitcham, Slitldlesex (in ad- Sohain 21. 4s thl. Notive, . The principal Cluiractif4 by Mr. Terry, Mr. rutile, Mr. be most respeelfolly requested to accept the warmest Thanks -- per the Rev. S. D. ilitiaa to many in- per Rev. F. Capper That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE- Twkely, Kr. Birnaid, Mr. Mathews, Miss Matthet4s, Mrs.. of this Meeting, fur thus continuing to preside over its 80 4 0 Myers 1081. 3s. Bd. divldual donations) 261. 14s. 6,1. HODSRS will be ready to receive Pinter .in Writioe, 1 Grove, Mrs Dornton, mid Mew, Othhs. Interests, and to promote its object. -i-- Pari,li of Lon by the Vicar 260 0 Parish of Lit tie Plaein for the Bows to be taken of . Mr. Massingliain, at Collection at Whip. Compton, per the , Ditto of St. Mary, Leighs, Esetie, per sealed up, on or before FRIDAY, the t Ali. fleptrintier, - ft • the Theatre. COMMITTEE gingham, Isle of R ev . 1' !Mlle lit 52.13 d. Whitcchapet Oath.-Iles. Res. Thos. Shack 1815, front such Persons as may b e w illi ng to *app l y t h e s o y e s,3s. Pit, 3e. First Gallery, 21. Second Gallery, Is His Royal Highness the Duke of I . ollli. Wight, per the Rev. Pari s h o f IV i limi, per pend en t o f in . W. 4s. 41 Company with BRITISH COTTER ; ' • • The Doom to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perfursa- Ms Royal Highness the Duke of KENT. Dr. Ridley 50 0 the Rev. T. Gard- large 'lmmo% before Ditto of Throrking, And that the Corditions of the Conitaet ntsy I* setts, ante (10 begin at Lit His Royal Nighties* the puke of CUMBERLAND. Ditto tv, Ditto per the nee 3 0 iailisfAo4.ll7 mils-J Hryttatel, per tteL 20 10 owe institute* te *is Clerk to the/ said Cassolas i p, r , NW% , 4 . Noss.,nhy. 'i c i 0 T 0... and °wintr y' with His toyer Highness the Doke of CA MBRIBVI9I. 4 ChareliWl:Boll24l n 7 de:isit , lei -Vlore* •: - 1 rtes Er!. pow Ch. Vrage A CIO , of the Ohl Blotk ; log the last night but two of His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER. - Woolston, per do. 1 9 Dan. Mathias 280/. 31. 91 Ditto of Gilversome, whom the Proposals must be left before To. Ivew'Cleek. on t S a r a 15th Se ai pember ' 5, after shi r t, t une th e C ons- -16 1 1/ tie Company's perforating this season. The Lord Archbishop o f Canterbury. 6'2 7 Parish of Clifton, Ditt o o f Vamp', Ea- Yorkebire i per Rev. the s The Lord Chancell or . - p er th e Rev. Wm. Pe; (lee Rev. C. R. J. Wardle 7 0 mittee will not receive any te n d er . JAM ES CO/111, S rere t ary . One Day's Pay from T a lb o t 6 1 0 Landon 3 14 Ditto of Great Ilisx- Itliti.lTl:li BUYA L.ll.re Eu m- ENGLMI.I OPERA. Th e L o rd A rc hbi s h op o f Y or k . the Officers, Atli- Parisi, of Beachamp. Perish of Stained!, ted, Essex, per .;• - - . .- - 0 ig WM iIS EVENING, Tll U RSD AY, Sept. 7, I i n t e l , A L",.. l Chan..7,ll°Li.f Ireland ficers.aud I.:Ammar- -- - .. SAM LLII iiiii U Weil 'OM Mini iiiiidl! .- 2 Mr. Peel, the conclurion was easily li ing, it was settled, that whatever coon- Mr. O'Connell sh ou ld h ave to makeli s 1 or what had passed, I might expect the house of Mr. Oitley. dwell hhviiig called there, in my alp- !quire fur me, statnig, thut he canoe J'Connell, and leaving word where he A with, I went to his hotel as s iii ias I w 1 tice of his visit, and on being ii.- him, began. the conveftution, by ue- in that I laud culled, having heard th.t e communication to make to me from tel in cons e q uen e e o f X comm no ica. i made to the latter by Mr. ('eel's de- ticulars of winch I b egan to state in i had conveyed them to Mr. O'Cum ell, )seeded so fur us to repeat the w.•rAls Peel avowed wh a t ever express i ons h ail I v him in Parliament; when I was niter- r. Lidwel I, desiring, in the first instu::ce lie came from Mr. (YCoonell, and to in. I, having beats usi;cle ;won:noted liv Mr. Mho. he PUbeeqUentl) ful.h.d, had placed is hands) with what had passed between self that morning, he had called mu iut4 , , ... At Mews. itirchtehambcrs. 3fessrs Jininier and San - Parish of Fininble, near Southampton, per Rev. Al r. Graf- 5 0 itlp4 15 The Rev. Mr.Grif6ths 2 2 At Messrs. Hodson and Cu. Parish of Rylleet, Surrey, per Rev. Ragaitt 113/. 14s 6,1. Jas. Carttar, Esq. 3 0 Al Messrs. brumusenids, Rev. Chas. Goddard 5 5 !Hrs. Goddard 2 2 Iliirliatn Parish 2 13 11 a it, ptoti Balboa, Hrrefordshire, TNT R. •v. Dr. H g tim ' - 14 9 Gowlwurtb,Clatford, Hants, per Rev. L. 1 reruung, r 111 14 • At Messrr.lliddielph and Co. Parish of limo-oil, North Wales, in cluding 101. from Rev. Edwards, Rector, SO/. 2s. Parish of Stitch-. worth,Cataloidge. shire, per Rev. Mr. itigmy M 21 0 At Meuse. Merrier arid Co. Culliathi and Co. Cuekspur-street s 0 Al Messrs. Conti: and Co. Parish of • /Pining ford, AbLuta, per Rev. Eyre Obins 31.14: 6a. Robt. 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PRACTICA I, 311 d HISTORICAL, TR EA TISE on CONSUMPTIVE DISEASES, &Aimed from Original Observations, and collected fiwn Authors of xll Agrs. By THOMAS YOUNG, M D. r.R..e. LS. Fellow of the Ruyal College of Poystetans, and Physician to St. Georges Hospital. Printed for Thomas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; and John Callow, Crown-court, Sohn. SPILSBURY-10 INuB, lleing seized 1.1 with a fever at school, my right knee became ex tremely painful, and, from the violence of the infl allots, I became delirium,. A medical inns) of eminence brought it to discharge, and from my knee to the sande my kg was dreadfully ulcerated. Sevi rat other profs asiunal gentlemen were advised with, but they prononticed me incurable. My left arm then became ulcerated, and fur two years I was in a state of great suffering, with hardly strength ot appetite to swallow a little food. from great weakness i was lifted in and out of bed in a sheet. At (Isis time I•was advised to try your PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DItOPS by a friend, whim had seen several cures, performed among, his ac quaintance : be sent sae a bottle, requesting they might be taken to tbQ last drop. Without any hope of relief I began : in aweck my spirits and appetite grew better, and in a few mouths the pain left me, and several pieces of bone Caine away. I had now gained KO much strength, I was able to use crutches I then went to the sca, and cunt uned tu recover rapidly. Ilail I then 0114111 MA the Aledieine, lam certain I should have gotten well ; but, finding myself so well, I discontinued the Drups. The 1(11 low ing spring I was seized with violent eruptions all over nip, principally in my Lace sail hands. My other knee because Own affected, nod an ulcer fortncil in the wick, and six months inure of p a in reditevil us)• to great debality, with every symptom of decline. At this time my mother applied to you, cal by again taking the Drops, anti atteudioaz to your advice, I was once more relkVed from pain, and fur three years I have beau gaining health and strength. I am, &c. DI, Glove-place, Cana:al-town, July 8, ISM. E. R. Sold at the DiSpleisqary, 15, Soho *tram, London, in bottles of Ins lid ; and largest 11. 34. duty in -lE,%settec B:.—To prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has r Black Ink Slamp.-51r Ed wards, Ad, St. Paul's Church-pr.!, is the Wholeicile •steilt• R. FREE'vIAN'S GUTTA sALuT,tutis fur is the most approved Specific fur Scorbutic and Yenta. real Complaints, also Foulness and Impitiity of the Blood. Scorbutic Complaints are the moat ;I:lateral malady of the British Constitution, no family is, more or It es, exempt from them, and they chew themselves in a variety of ways ; they produce roughness, ulceration, and other diseased states 4 the skin; they occasion loss of appetite, weakness, and de jection of spirits; and ilw masa of blood being renderer! foal, it is iiicapalde ut affording a healthy supply of 1111 l rishinent to enable the functions of life to be properly and actively performed. As a remedy from all impurities from this cause, Dr. Freeman's Gotta Salutaris has proved itsi . et; by a reptitation or 30 years, a certain specific and :lever failing care; it requires only a few bottles of this Mediritie to remove the most obstinate and inveterate Scorbutic Complaint. At this period of the season it is well known the S4.ltrvy and its consequences are much to be dreaded, and iaa every constitution where they arc prevalent, the above Medicine is recommended as the only certain means of curing as well as preventing the malady from breaking out; nor is it less successful against the effects of a well-known contagion, which produces a certain Disease that embitters the source of enjoveni tit ; every injnry arising from this taint, whether externally appearing or latent in the bloat:, is railiculiy and safely remostil by it, without the necessity of continent( 111, et those ..the r restrictions which medicines of a less superior and active kind require. It is therefore recommended to Youth of both Sexes, aint to those who are about to enter into a married state, and wutild wish to preserve brat lessith and a souiiil constitution, by it they will be Erred from every debility to which do ir irregularities may Lase exposed them, and be restored to their original strength soil vigour of liaLit. Lr the diseases of the Female Sex, where weakness is so peedomaiinitt, it never fails to cheek the cause sootici thew any other Medicine, and to give stieugtb, animation and zenetal tone, to every weakened fuurtivn Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Loudon; anti by moat Medicine Vendms it, $t ry country tow% it: bottles at 2s ad. 4. OJ vow+ 4.1 2.000 . NUMBER 394. • 44 4 t 11-44 ***0 rtg l o4, ( 1 44 b 4 ' 1116 ti l d e t ) . 4 I •L4t, get , r J ~.~ 30 0 56 0 23 0 II 3 10 9 24 0 It 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 24 9 5 5 10 10 24 14 8 12 12 0 S • 6 0 11 • or -•A*, 1 *RIF LI I ;.:IC,I