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Ater the Opera (memid time), composed by lillemeiguir Dee. hayee, Ballet.esester, a grand Divertisewent ARO/oriole, with new Music, fleeaery, Dresses, and Decorations, 's tilled L'AFFRANDE A TERPSICHORE. la which Mademoiselle Noblet and Mademoiselle Vermine, from tbe Royal Academy of Music at Paris, and Monsieur happepia, from the Opera at pass, will melte ilisir scene} Sliis ssesisr. P CZthe short isterval that has elapsed since Mr. Ebert became the Lamm of this Theatre, the following Per. formers, who have sever appeared in this country, have been engaged:—Fen tie Opera: Madame Kauai di &gni, Prima .Donna at the Italian Theatre-Royal at Paris; Signor Cation, Prieto Testate at the Theatre of San Carlos, pip; and Siiaor di Bequi. Prim,, Buffo Cask° Contain!, ad the Italian Theatre-Royal, Paris. For the Ballet: sieur Altars, first Daacer at the Royal Academy of Music at Paris; Monsieur Conlon Fels, Mademoiselle Fanny Bras, lUongiest Monrease, and Monsieur Ragalne. The Opera will reviler!, commence on Tuesdays exactly at Eight &Clock, and ea Saturdays at Half past Seven. Pit, Halta.Guinea; Gallery, Five &Milling. Applications fur Boxes and Tickets to be made to Mr. Ebers, 27, Old Bond-street. The eatraace from the Arcade will be appropriated to Chairs only. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE RING'S MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY. DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND. 9111 HE SOCIE fY estliblishe,l for the Relief of RI Isdigeat Paseo, betosigiag to his Majesty's Orstioay of Comediaakof the Theatre Royal Drury lasso, will bold their FOURTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER, at the Free saaratas' thane, ea FRIDAY, 30th March, lS2t. ARMY . GOORTRACiII. Catoussallsal Dursaresuirr. ?mislay • coadisies, rellallAlly el, 1111111. - .IWOTICE it lovely 'free to all Peritons tom= 1 oug lagningeliej. repot, thefollowitif delta** for the tae of Me army, War. MIA D, To ilia Majesty's Lod %nos in Cantonment,. Quorum sod &mucks, isi tht uder-ntesitioited Caustics sod blames : UNDER THE PATRONAGE OP HIS 11141111411 1 . 111 EN EYOLENT SOCIETY OF . ST. 'PA , AJIP TRICK.--erho ANNIVERSARY FEsitvaidit ihr BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of ST. PATRIC" Is ois SATURDAY NEXT. the 17151 it wielt insult, 1011 (Wag Dot 35th Anisivorsary), at TT Of LONDON TAVERN, Blshopagate.strect. " iatstoitirr : His Gram the DUKE of WELLINGTON, PBUIICE of WATERLOO, K.G. es. Om. Its. VICK-PRIM DENT! H. IL IL Has. Dube of Pork I His Grace theDeltealLoittlier. Tke Nagai. of Lansdows 1 The Marquis of Diraegai.K P. The Earl of Bkaiwtos 5 Lord Vise. Castloreagla l li CL wiawaniss : Lord Was. Ininguriald, M.P. LuedVie. KingsbsroCLP. Lord Viscouotillopeord, M.P. Leo/ Ar e =l, ~ . Lord Plosoult Bolotia Lord Hari. Agar MIK a.P. N.. F.C.Permossby, M.P. C. Geo. Sir J. Darla, Bt. G.C.B. Hots. Rd. Fieggibbosk M.P. Arthur Chicbester ; Esq if P. Wa. Coartenty, Rog. M.P. Lieut.-G*4mnd Hari ' M.P. Alex.Robt.Stewart Esq . M.P. Thomas Alezander, Esq. Robt. La Tostche, i.s q . M.P. Francis Waskett Myers, Esq. Anthony Rubt. Blako, Esq. Michael Troy, Esq. Jobe Moore French, Esq. Tickets sweaty shillings each, to be bad of the Stewards ; of Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Treasurer. College of Pleysi- GIUIII, Wlltliitk4atle • of the Secretary ; at tie Bar of the Merit ; mid at the dociety's New Establishenent, is Stain ford.si rem, Blockfriars-rosd. Signed by Order, J. C. M ICH ELL, Secretary, No. IS, fasers-square Bloomsbury. Diaper at Half-past Five o'Clock. Without Note or Comment, with " Gouchiag." a C Is. THE SPIRIT DESPOTISM. — no arm mad tatroariiriary Book bearing the ahni! Oils was privately primed, Without tie IMO* amnia. Fattier se Bookseller, mid mu effectually SUPPRESSED, that obese ate IMF TWO Copies of It, Insides my own, kr renitence. IM real value cantata in irsbibitsog ale satire mid liituiso I. niw of the ceases and cumesperuces of Despotic Yu•er 1 • antinniastic owl slowing loos of Liberty is uististoll , d he " work written sines; aid for desirous, richnen , wit t e+" of Mk t it is superior to sooty Pruslisition of the Press re.M.• the time period. AU that the Author touches be limas isio Auld. I my"' to say, that most probably I shall never he at liberty to disclose his rune. Nslsrally desimnie that such a work 'lmola be perused ay all 'Mightn't, I hate ItILPHIIIITILD it, rerbofita, fruits my owe Copy; and, iiithoogb a as saneli is trisosii, • & wires of asilhso's .A&&&& it ba muN or Eighteen•penee. 4S, Ludgate-hill. to.* The Fr./mil, instantly the ranamitidei perw rit viug La monE. went of the isurk, soil it• high importance et this cries, hate trautlated it bits their language and it is auw throughout Franke with the greatesi aridity. Plant DINT : Mile Highness the Deka of YORK. .; . [Amain lutVi: . Tat PrlffgflO, The tif TO sty,si Right Maillanrallsle Earl GROSVENO'fI., Right Mdmilmiallski the Earl of ESSEX., .Ilit. Right Meamatilifp t h e Bari of (AV.:Ra " i Rildat Howeintlifadhe Earl of BLESI imp gplow.l6 Mad vA 1 AMINES/IT, Leas, John, E. I.A.S. Lioley, W. Esq. Leigh, J. H. P.sq. M.P. %lodated, Sir S. B. Bart. M.P. Ramsbottoos, J. Esq. M.P. Rubins; G. H. Esq. . Ruse, J. Esq. Stephenson, Rowland, Esq. Savory, T. F. Esq. Vaux, Jasper, Eaq. Williams, Owen Esq. M.P. Williams, R. Es. Wilma, R. Esq. %Vilma, —, Esq. -Redford. Swim (iosludiot the To*. of , fluoge. ford), Barwick, Hasll, Salop, Mendrank Somerset, Hertford, Mefferd. Masks k Bh/folk, 1.40 lifts, Nancy,' • la i r WI • Sussex, ! • trantiike • T' y ore, he Westissossishil, tits Gusty of Wilts, Essex), Wurcuter, Lancaster, Turk, Isti"er• North and Soiath Lineal*, Wale., Middlesex, And in the *Arend Monmouth, Counties in Norfolk, North Britain. Northampton, As also tread to Northumberland, the Household Nottingham-, Troops in Lou- Oxford, dna and its VI- Rutland, miry. . .•• *it • I la; town of Newmarket). Cheater, Cornwall (tooled inS Scilly), Co nberlaud, Derby, Devon. I)orget, Dothan' 1 . Davi (exclosive of Tarry Fort). Eitotteester(itseted. tog the Csty of Bristol), JP . . P. Esq. Gositerre ' Mr W. flirt. M.P. Dawson, J. H. M fisq. Destine. W. .1. Esq. v.P. Ellie.. E. Esq. M.P. Farquhar, Sir T. Bart. Feller, .1. E.q. Gifford, Sir R. Att. General Greesouoil, C. Esq. Griffiths, T. Esq. Meath, J. Esq. Ireassoger, R. E.q. Jobliog, ft. Esq. Kiosaird, Hair. D. Lanais, Hon. George THE THIRD NUMBER of the 1 1 / 4 Eli MONTHLY MAGAZINE (NEW SERIES), fur MARCH 1, enlarged sod printed ou a new and very in— roved plus, comtains, beetles the issue Varieties is Art, Science, Biography, the Attica, Politics, and cosniorre:, 1. The Friars of Dijon, a Tale, by T. Campbell, ii. The Temple slid its Inhabitants. 111. On palmist,/ • IV. Readers and Writer". Y. The Bachelor's Theemliones. . VI. tin Collectiag. VII. Thoughts en Thinkisle. Viii. Glw" Haus. with a sew Theory of Apparitions. IX I iusbado u, Poetry. X. Novels of the Author of Doe Quixote-1 • 'lllustrious Scallion. XI. The Fall of the Leaf, by the Is!, Mr". Julio Houser. XII. Narrative of the Captivity u Alexander Scutt, among the smattering Arabs ..1 the Grea African Desert. XIII. Germany Past and Pretest. Xis . Oo the prevailing taste fur Isolated Colossi as Public M. usoleuts. XV. Science of Political Ecoettooy. XVI. Cat.i• of the Preheat Stagnation of Commerce; Statistical View Great Britain frost 1814 to 1810. OATS, To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonmei the ■ader-meatioaed Count Its and Quarters la ifs : Rutland, Salop, St afford, Westmoreland, Wilts, Wu ter, North and South Wales. N.B.—The Musical Departaseat of the Celebration is cola. sainted ito the charge of Mr. Maw* Nu. 7, Adelpht.terrac.e ; to whoa' all applications upon that 'abject 'most be wade. Harter sod Treasurer. (pro Impose), Mr. Elliman. The Sluairal Department mill be under the Direction of Mr. T. Cooke. Bed furd, Berwick, Becks. Cambeidire, Chevter, Cumberland, Drrby, Durham, Moue eeeee , Hereford, • Hertford, IHeals Leices4r, Lige() Moninoat Oxford, FORAGE, viz. raw, to his Majesty is CM*MOMS sot Counties is South Bi Middlesex, Norfolk, Northampton, Nottingham, • Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, March H, his Majesty's Sowards will perform tin Opera of AKTAXERXES. Tickets to be bad at the Bar of the Freemaeoos' T ; of the Stewards ; and of the Secretary, at Use Theatre Royal Dratry-lane. Thames , ou Table as Six o'Cloek precisely. J. C. HUGHES, Secretary to the Food. Artakerxes Madame Vestris ; Arbaces Mr. Brabant; Ar t ab.iiies, Mr. hers Rimini's, Mr. Dobbs. M 'editor, Mw ; Bemire, Miss Posey. • Mr. T. Welsh will preside at fir Piano-forte daring the period of Miss Wilson's performance. After which (3d time), a Fiace, ist one act, called MR. TIBBS. Mr. Tibbs, Mr. Harley.—The other Chsracters by Messrs. Gatti*, Barnard, Meredith, Thompson, Vining, W. H. Wil liams, Mrs. Orger, Mrs. Marlowe, and Mrs. Dobbs. To conclude with, !Ist time, a Drams, in three ado, now performing on the Continent with a success unprecedented, entitled THERESE, THE ORPHAN OP GENEVA. Mr. Cooper; Forwaiste, Mr. Pope; Coast tie Mureille, Mr. Barnard; Picard, Mr. Gatti.; Lavigne, Mr. Knight; Delparc, Mr. Bromley. Merkur, Miss Smithson, Coasting de Morvilk, Mrs. Egerton; Bridget (first time), Mis. Urger. The Doors will he opened at Half.past Six o'Clock, an 4 the Performances es each remains commence at Seven. Boxes, 75.; Sewed Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 34. Id. • Seemed Price, 2a.—L ower Gallery, es.; Second Price, 1a...-yppar Gallery, Is. Second Kim, Bd. Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, to the Rotunda of the Saloon of the Theatre. This stlarnewo, with two Coto, " Crowaisig" and "Crushing." Is. HONE'S RIGHT DIVINE OF KINGS TO GOVERN WRONG. 45, Ludgate.hill. Oats, Hay. •nd St. racks, and Oats under•mentioucd Berko, Carswell, Deena, Dorset, Essex, Hauts (i•elsdiuß the Isle of Wight), Kent, Lancaster, 'a Cavalry in Bar. rl Quarters, is the ritain : Yolk, Ordnanceßarracks at Newcastle. npon.Tyne. and Oats in North umberland ; And in the seve ral Counties iu North Britain. Printed fur Henry Culburn tod Co. Csoduit-street ; an , . retailed by all Booksellers and Newartudtra tbruugliou the kingdom. This day is published, in 12ruo. price 6s. 6d. boards, SELECT FEMALE BIOGRAPHY, corn prasisag Memoirs of Eminent griiish Ladies, derived from uriciusi cod other 'wheelie Printed fur John and Arthur Arch, Cornbill. Pistilli of the Lottery—Flunk of the Cuntract—Ennsh the Capitals—Finish of the Prises NEXT SATURDAY, the 121 b TBISH respectfully reminds Ins best Friend*. • the Public, bet oIOS i particularly that portion or these natives of the Sister Kingdom, dist NEXT SATUP DAY, the 17th lust. ST. PATRICK'S DAY, the Loners entirely finishes, on which Day Every Tickst--Every Share—Every Number—Ever! Capital-. And every other Prise, must be Draws. ••• BISH has bees stiusekably fortunate, is &Mos Prise( to Hibernian Advesterers, sad ssiidiss diens to sw.l In the .presem lottery, *5,053, Class A, £il,ooo, was mug by BISH to Dahlia; sod he bas also sent to Ireland Twu other Capitals is the present Lottery. tot A few warrauted undrawn 'Pickett sail Shares are sill, so Sole at DISH'S Offices, 4, G.nbilt , sad 11, Charlos• cross sod by his Astute is the Coptitry: Thies are oily 1,646 Numbers to draw, This Tickets rf 'each Number, sod the Wheel contains Three Prises t:t £21,000 Consols sad Money, he. ice. Re. all of which gees( be draws NEXT SATURDAY. Speedily will be published, in one volume, 8,0. By BALDWIN, CRADOCK. sod JOY, SERMONS. By the Rev. THOMAS BOYS, A.M. of Trinity College, Cambridge. . - - That the Deli►eries are to commence on and for the 25th day of April Beat; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked " Trader for Army Sapp/ifs," will be re eei►ed at ibis Office us or before Tuesday the 27th day of March, but nose will be recei►ed after Twelve o'Clock ea that Day. VIEWS IN WALES. 1■ a few days will be publisbed, by BALDWIN, GRA DOCK end JOY, i■ royal fro. illustrated cod embellished by numerous Plates in Aquatint, LETTERS on the SCENERY of WALES; Inelodmg a Series of Sullhaets for the Ptibell, sad 1a• struetions to Pedestrian Tourists. By the Rev. K. H. NEWELL EVANS'S SKETCH. Private Boxes to be had Nightly or for the Season —Scala may also be obtained to the Orchestra Boars, by application to Mr. Rodwell, rat the Theatre only. To-morrow, the Opera of Love io a Village, with Theme. On Saturday, The Duette': data, Miss Wilson. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Mach 12, will be performed tßuikepeares Tragedy of THE LIFE AND DEATH OF KING RICHARD THE THIRD. George, Duke of Clarence, Mr. Egerton; Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. Macready; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Yates; Henry. Earl of Richmond, Mr. Abbott ; Lord Hastings, Mr. Concur; Lord Stanley, Mr. amputee. Elisabeth, Mrs. Fined ; Margaret of Anjou, Mrs. Bunn; Duchess of York, Mrs. Concur; Lady Anne, Mrs. Yining. After which, filth time, a sew Grand and Comic Pantomime . . called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or, THE BRAZEN HEAD. Friar Bacon, Mr. Comer; Van dermas (afterwards Pasta loos), Mr. Barnes; Atkins Fribble (afterwards Lover), Young Grimaldi; Young Morley (afterwards Malaysia), Mr. Ellar; Whams (afterwards Colembine), Miss E. Dement; Miles (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors to be opened at Haltpast Sex u'Clock—lbe Play to breia at Seven. Boles, Vs ; Served Price, 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. id.; Seemed 2s.—Gallcry, 25.; Second Price, lc—Upper ls.; Second Price, 6d. Places fur the Bowes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at tits Bat-Office, Hort-street, from Tea till Poor. A Private Boa may be bad for the Seasuu, or nightly, of Mr. &sada*, at the Box-011ics. To-morrow, the Opera of Love in a Village: Rosetta, Tins Stephens. t.lla Thursday, Don John, or The Two Violeta', with The Forty Thieves. Os Tuesday, the Mk lost. The Stranger: Mr% Haller by a Young Lady (her first appearance uu any 51•4 t). MISSING, CHARLES MATHEWS, E, q . It is said that the above thwatlitioan, actuated by a strange propensity for rising M the world, left his Howe, at Highgate, perpendicularly, this Horsing, IN A BAL LOON, and has out e. net hero seen or heard of. If this be the fiat, there cats be no doubt (from his known habits of punctuality) that he will be AT HOM E, at the ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, on THURSDAY NIINT, Mob of March, when he will probeh4 give an account of hie ADVENTURES IN THE AIR. HAI —lf he will return is hie disconsolate Friends, the P. , sic , be will be kindly received, sad so questions asked. Saturday, Marcls 10, MI. THEATRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, TIIE Public are respecifury infn.nted thrt this Thinks will be *pencil on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the I4th, and FRIDAY, the Inth inst. when au 'wifely new LECTURE ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE UNI VERSE, prjhelpally selected fi,im the Works of the brit Writees ma'Astrossmy, will be iti,.sered by Mr. BARTLEY. Mr whole blachisery which will Iseintr4duesal 111 of the suLjeei, sod necessary Cur • popular illostration ..1 the 'oh. Gxw Phenomena ad' the Hell•fka s has Men CtlllldruCled on it 0f sapreeedeilleJ splirstker, maiguisude, sod expense. A sew Apparatus fur the display of the Trsu.partit /teen's has been invested and made expressly for this Ex. iitatuso. A Globe, II rent in eiretunt•renee, sad a Moon of corres pukding ata F nitude—a rand Planetarium, taw client tog the bun, end Noun • eiseirclB4l-111 ihe Zodiac, 9°.feril in r jelln/t.itllffailil an Orrery of idspena u tta coast. urocrib- Inc • circle upwarls qf 100 feel, iris alas be display. d. Dinning the taterra/a of the Loetote appropriate V ) tapliunies trt.4. she Orinursue will be performed ua she organ by au a ri:nent P•ufeettur. • Furth►► particulars will be aSsousced is t►s ►ills. In a few days will be published, embellished with a new Engraving of Eigbt Heads, the Fourteenth Edition, with the Addition of ao Account of the Sauds, as Indian Seat resembling the Quakers ; of the rccent Seceders fro. the Church of England; and of the Jerkers and Barkers in tba United States of /Interim '("HE SKETCH or the DENOMINATIONS I. of the CHRISTIAN WORLD: To which is pre- Axed, an Outline of Atheism, Deism, Theophilantbropism, Mithometanisin, Judaism, and Christianity; with a Persua sive to Religions Moderation. By JOHN EVANS, LLD. he. London : Printed by Baldwin, Cracked', and Joy, Pater noeter•rou . DR. ARMSTRONG'S WORKS. This day is published, is Bro. the Third Edition enlarged, • price 10s. 6d. boards, PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of TYPHUS FEVER, and other Febrile and Inflamma tory Disease.. By JOHN ARMSTRONG, M.D. Physician to the Fever Institution of London. _ . . London : Printed fur Baldwin, Craduck,aud Joy, Paler. nonter.row. By skim also are published, of the same Author, 1. PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of the SCARLET FEVER, MEASLES, sod PULMONARY CONSUMP TION with Observations ou the Efficacy of Sulphureous Waters iu Cbruutc Complaints. The Second Edition, price 14s. boards. 2. FACES and OBSERVATIONS relative to the FEVER called PUERPERAL. The Second &Jahn' enlarged, lieu. price Ss. board.. HULSEAN LECTURES AT CAMBRIDGE. This day are published, in Bvu. price 12s. boards, TWENTY DISCOURSES. prtatlittl before the University of Cambridge in 1820, •t the Lecture founded by the Rey. Johu Hulse. 13y t h e Rev. C. BENSON, 111 A. Late of Trinity College, rad sow Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge. . . Cambridge: Printed at the UniverZty Press; and pub lished by Baldwin, Cradock, and Juy, London ; the !Souk s/tilers Csinbridge, and by Parker, of Oxford. Also, by the mine Author, 1. 'ribs CHRONOLOGY of OUR SAVIOUR'S LIFE; or, An Inquiry iota the true Time of the Birth, Baptism, and Crucifixion, of Jesus Christ. 6,0. price 6.. boards 2. A THEOLOGICAL INQUIRY into the Sacrament of Baptism, and the Nvture of Baptismal Regeneration ; in bee Disconises, preached before the University of Cambri dge in April, 1817. Price 44. This day was publisisetl, in one thick volume square 12mo price 7r. 8.1. humid, TliE NEW POCKS C DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES; cos tainisig all Wurda of grueral ass, sod auttuorieed by the best IVriterm. Be TIIOIIAS NUGENT, LLD. A New L.:dawn, carefully revibrd and enlarged. To winch are two add.d, many Idiomatic Phrases—all the sew Wurde Warrltd in Muutaidies% and Le Ulu/es last Edition of the National Freuch Dictionary—with all She of the Lugfish Varna and Nouns., cud an Etymological Pautdigoo. By .1. OUISEAU, A.M. London : Printed for .1. Alswenan, 39. Ludgate-streft; F. C. and J. Rivingiusi; J. Nunn; Sraicheid •nd Letter man; Catlirll and Davies; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Biow• ; Lackingtun and Co.; Rorer, and Dartun; John Richardson; J. M. Itichirdwau; T. Egerton; J. Car. peuter ; J. Bo..ke►; A. B. Dolan and Cu.; T. Homey and Suns; Baulwiu, CrAllOCk, and Joy L•nrau, and Cu.; Sherwood, Neely, and Junes; F. Lauer& ; G . omi t %V. B. Whittaker ; Il..rria and Sun ; Simpkin and Marshall ; Bur ton and Co.; Ilisrat, Rubinson, and La.; G. Mackie; Wil son and Suns ) York; Stirling and Slade, and A. Black, Ediaburgb. Proposals must be made separately for each County, euestlt foe the Counties comprising North and Sundt Waled. all of which most b Ineloded in won Tender, as also must the several Counties is North Britain; and each Proposal most bare the Letter which is ms. noted to t►e Tender properly tiled up by two Per sons of knows property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated its the printed Particulars, fur the due perfulmmice of the Contract; and nu Proposal will be noticed unless made one printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troupe should be supplird by virtue of t►e same, the expenses of the stamps un the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts nay be had upon application at ibis Office, bellies. the Hours of Ten and Four; and at the Office of Deputy Cuasoussary General You'll& Edinburgh. P.S.—Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at this Office between the hours of Twelve and Two. LAST DAY of DRAWING, NEXT SA TURDAY, 17th This Month, March. STATE OF THE WHEEL. 3 of £ll,llOO Consols and Money. S 6of £lOO, Money, &c. &c. There are 1,666 timbers to draw. Three Tickets of each Nntrber. Warranted Undrawo Tickers and Shares are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, At their Old Established Office, Bank Buildings, Coruhill, Who Shared and Sold last November, 3,142 a Prize of 21,020 Consols, and in the present Lottery, Nos. 1,940 and 1,906 Prises of sow Money, each. APPEAL TO THE GENEROUS. THE F►iet n ls of a Meritorious Faintly iti Dis tress return their grateful acknowledgments for the various sums subscribed, and beg to renew t►eir an=iuus solicitations to those who have funds at command, and to those who delight to dill good where merit, overwhelm ed with misfortune, calls fur aid, and 'where that good can be well applied, couvinerd that the aid of numbers, though the amount subscribed by each be small, will ultimately enable industry to resume its wonted activity—dry the tear of suriow—steal the •ourner from his woe, and bid de spair be still—and male the lips of unprotected infants to praise that Gracious Being who bas blessed a fallen world will the all-cheering principle of moieties! love. Subscriptions are received at the Barking-houses of Sir J. Esdaile and Co. 21, Lombard-street Sir Win. Costa, and Cu. Nu. 15, ditto; 11 . Hoare*, 37, Fleet -street; Sir Walter Sterling and Hodson,. No. 345, Strand; Messrs. liammersleys and Co. 76, Pall-mall; by the Rev. .1. 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'it kern. the Proconsul Succession .t'l - - - n la\the Imperial Crewii of this Clotted Kingdom sad its Depsudaucies, is, by the Act fur the further limitation of the Croon, and the better germ, hag the liturgies of the People, establish. d peransueatly sod inviolably : And whereas the Protestant Episcopal Minh of Ea,lan , sad Inland, sad the doctrine, disciplioe arid guserunier.• thereof, and likewise the Prutestatit Presbyterian Choir. of Scotland, and the doctrine, discipline and governmen: thereof, are, by the respective Acts of Uuiou between Cog load sod Scotland, and believes Great Britain sad Ireland, thereto lly established perassuently and inviolably : AO.l • kerma', after due coosiderstion of the situation, dia. positions and coaduct of his Majesty's Roman Catholic sub jects, it appears jest and fitting in communicate to them the full eajoyment of the benefits sod adraotagis of the casual lotion and government happily established is this United kingdom, thus putting an end to religiose jealousies, cumin lodating the Union between Great Britain and Ireland, and uniting and knitting together the hearts of all his Illajesig'.. subjects in one and the same interest, for the support of hie Majesty's perms, family , rr.iwu,and govern men t, and for the defence of their *gamma rights tad liberties : Awl whereas by certain Acts passed in the Plullittrients of Great Brissia and Ireland, the oaths of citsoisuce enc. supremacy, &bezels provided, are requited N 'oe taken tor certain purposes Iberia* mentioned ; and the said oath of arsprenisey M explored ia the following linos :—" I, A. A. do /wear, thatA Goan 57 heart down-and abjure, as im. pions and heretic'', Bent l'adonbl,r‘lbeirine sad Position. that Priaces eacommainieatedoe 4optived by t h e Pope, or any authority of the Ola'.of Ilinijo l mays. be deposed or mur dered by their subjects •e. key other whatsoever; sod I deelaie, that no foreign Prione,'APelata.. State, or Potentate. bath or •uglst to have any jurfridietion, power, superiority, pre-emiaence or authority, orck‘itidtical be 'Writes!, withh. obis realm : So help n.e Gral.N. shad whereto big illiajesty's &WU' Clitlialle subjects i-. Great Britain and Ireland bias bota'at all time ready and desirous to tribe abe laid oath of allegoinee io criainnon with kis Majesty's other subjects; but aotertait *triples cu t respect to takieg the oath of sapremacy:lio far as the same might he construed to import a disclaimer Of the @pintos: authority of the Pope or Church of Borne, iii smatters of reh gigue heifer: • And when's, It appears frees the adenanitioa ournexed the asjaactions of her Majesty Queen Itlinatsetb, publiand in the Ire year of her Majesty's reign, sod gelatinised by she Act passed it the fifth )eas of tier reign, totimiled, Ar Act foe the assurance of the Queen', regal powers over al• ostabes and oubjeets within her &Isiah:ram" that such di. &inset was originally meant only to 'stead to say such se bliewletigruest of foreign jarisiticsion, pews", enperiority, pre eminence or authority, as is oe could be isaompatdili with the civil duty and allegisece which is doe to his Ma jesty sod soceessors from all bis subjects: • . . . - And whereas a legielatire esplanade*, to dot effect, may therefore br properly and safely gives aaA declared; klay it therefore plea., Majesty..—That it may be enacted mid declined; as Ibe it epaeo d the King's Stoat excelleur Alaj.•mty, by a.•d with the advise and cueieetst of 'hr Lards Spteitual and TelOpOest, 11041 CJIBDOILO, to Parhamear assembled, arid by the authority of the suer, that notlitag couteused is the mid oath of snsernsarty shell be understood to express or imply further or otherwise, than that the ;scr awl, taking the same du then by wasverrvedly and uneguieu rally prufes awl declare, in the presence of Almighty God, that nu foreign prince, person, prelate, slate or potentate, ►ash or nagtit to have any jarradretion, power, supremacy, pre.eantaence o► authority, trmpural, ecclesiastical or spir► Susi, within t►is real., that is any eteeper or• for any pur pose roolliets or ititerferes w►th the ditty of full and nada veiled allegisace, which by t►e laws et i►is melee is due in ►is Majesty, his hair* sad successors, fros all his itutletta, TO THE - PIIyRIETOES OF BAST INDIA STOCK' LottLADINO, AND GIINTLIDIEN, THE ANNUAL ELECTION of SIX DI RECTORS beiag Axed for the I Ith of APRIL NEXT, I had cootemplated offering myself for tie honour of your suffrages on that day, in consequence of the death of Colonel J. B. Taylor, but circumstances having induced a Gentle man who has bag bees a Candidate for your favour, to re new his solicitations fur the honour of a seat in your Quirt of Directors, and to whom malty of say Most valued and powerful friends were previously imaged, I owe it to their friendship and kindness, however Battering my pros pect of success might be, to shillala from proceeding to the ballot on the present occasion. I have uow the plessiag task of retuning my sincere Sc. knowledgMents for the kindness wills which I have been re ceived by all the Proprietors whom I have bad the honour of seeing in my canvass, and whilst I rely with coaideace on the successful termination of the exertions of my tealous friends, I Junto offer them the assurances of my unfeigned gratitude. I sball have the pleasure of renewing my permits! can vass, and soliciting tie honour of year support for the next vacancy. I sm, with greet respect, my Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your moat obedient faithful Servant, J. PETTY ramsriarr. New Broad-street, Nolo 10, 1021.