The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-28 00:00:00

of misfile items.—Butranoe Tiaie-Gainens. To prevent the possibility a bad debts, every hollyesur'a 'silence is expected to be pu nt in advance; and tie Terms are, formed, is reality, to site Parents from sutra and Needle* cimrges. 4 Act:.—Pupils are notedmilted aoder Eight years of. Age. • ccRTA, ssi.—Every Pupil to be engaged no adroindoo, to, runtime Tnelve Months, unless removed by the Lose of Rela tions. . flews nos.—A number of Premiums will he given to thine sun make the greatest proficiency, as emulation, in its purest 1 tom, n ill ben grand means used to encourageUnd stimulate the r; , int geisim of yonth; coosisting of the me of R Circulating Library, containing a valuable collection of Bouks.—llewind Books, and Rewards of various descriptions, as gold and silver Medals, silver Pees, Bats, Balls Kites, hr. Abore'no acre of land is allntird fir play-groun d. • The situation of the house is healthy, and Ate sieeping-roond airy and commallima. • - The School is now open, nod these are a few vacsacialliefil The Premises will only accommodate a limited number. Only; one vacation in the year, and thistat Alidsusnaer. Letters (post paid) to be addressed to J. Lancaster, Salvador 11-e,e, Lower Tooting, Surrey. • N moil recommences on the first of Bth 8t4304Ai1gar4.11113. toe in Bening tomer& ►lrk sabscription it is espechilly camaseudet. Opt nn friends of the Lancisterldo ropt, witlistrvw their support from that fund., in order In give their donation to this; bat that All wins fsel hhle and willing to give to h.th, be' solicited to subscribe • eiseerfolly. - -Tbis suluteripdna being in- Milled to efeit whet she conductors of the Ltiocasterinn iatices, l ' have as yet been inn to mccomplish, a suitable provision for J. Laneastrr sad family. Ibid MB mind -being relieved tirthe discbagge of inrumiscot duties, laity proper intervnis Jr.. mire be - better qualitted to second the exertions of his public spirited mud:generous friends, to whine labour' ibis usbvcriptioa is intended as an aid And not a drawback on their funds. 11 is • hoped it will afford a sulbclent aid to the indiritioni eterlium of J. Lancaster, a relief to his mind whicb his services merit; •and thereby psivrerfally second a public work. av useful mud acceptable, of nay ever yet accomplished I. regard to the su perior morals and information or tisc.pour of the nation. tie Royal Highness the The Marquis of Lans- Duke of Kent £lOO 0 donne £lO 0 lilis Royaldiightess the - Wilbraham* Bootle, hake of Sussex 100 0 M. 11. 19 0 The Intite of Bedford 100 0 Mrs. Unwin I.i 0 The Duke of Nordista- _ _ _ I Cot. Taylor JO U 103 0 Col. (r Kelly JO 0 Wm. Smith; 51. P. 16 0 Samuel Whlichureh, Bath 45 0 H. Alesaader lt) 0 Julio Thomas 0 r. 1. Place ti; The hturqdis of Bute 41r . 0 Lord Risers 0:! Jolty Huli iu, Esq. 41 0 , The Earl - of Fingal! • JO 0 1 Lord Clifford - 10 0 Saunuel Whitbread, ALP. 10 10 Rev. R. Raikes, Glou cester lti 10 J. Clarke. 1341. " 10 0 Matthew ilussard, Esq. 10 0 P. 11. Hope E.g. .lU 10 10 0 5 0 5 0 h lawinall The Duke of Devon . shire 50 4 Lord Dodos 50 0 - Bishop of Norwich 90. 4. Eaci Moira kti..: 4l The Marquis of Down-' , shire • St• '4 Marchioness of Down- shire. Bar. nes Santlys 21 ti' Earl of Desborongh . 10 0 Countess of Bobo* rough 10 4 Lord itobt. Sestaoar 10 U Earl Selkirk 20 0 Lard Eardley SO 4 Alex. Davison y 0 0 The Earl of Clutrlevilk It) to Earl of Carr.fitcl 19, Mil Macias*, Breit- ki.mvs.- . inghtion 21 0 i Em. Marquis of Headfort 10 0 i Sir W. Lemon, Roth Karl Spencer 90 0 Col. Wood, M.P. Countess Spencer 10 0 F. Moore, Esq. Lisrl For teseue 10 U IL May, F,N, Lord Viscount Ebriag- I T. Weld, Esq. inti,lll.P. 10 0I A. Llitighttan, - Esq. Wm. Ord, Esq. M.P. 10 0 I 'Earl or Pembroke Ihisid Dandies Esq. 10 10 Sir John 'rbreekteor- Jahttlitasell. Esq. 10 10 tuft 10 0 F. Moore, Esq. Hitt- • Lord Webb Scrooge 10 0 mood 5 0 W. Wilberforce. N. P. 20 0 John May, Esq. Rick- I Chas. Calvert, M. P. 10 U mond 5 0 Franck Horner. M. P. .10 0 Lady Mildmay 10 0 11. Bronghan, M. P. 5 0 Hon. Anne S. Denier 10 0 I Ald. Wood 10 U Dr. Vincent, Dean of Joseph Fletcher, Esq. 90 0 Westminster 10 OC. Herring, i p 5 b Joseph Was. Vennisott, Dikes Ale r 10 0 Esq. 5 0 0 M. Wright, rim,' 10 0 Joepti Fo s Ilk/ 0 Revs K. Ilk/ N' 9 2 William Allen ls 0 0 Misr Wedivrtiott 10 (I William Cortton 50 0 I Miss S. Wedgwood 10 0 George Young, Et. 10 0 I Josiah Wedgwood 10 0 Rob. Slag c s Esq. 20 OJ. L. Foster, Dublin 5 0 Sir Samuel Romilly,M,P.lo 10 A Friend tn the Laacas- Sie Jolts Saynburne, teriaa Institution 10 '0 Bart. 10 0 If. Jeniingharn 5 0 Sir W.W.Wynne, Bart. J. L. Ohs son, Erq. 2 2 M.P. sn 0 k. (kin, Esq. 9 2 Sir H. B. Neale, Bart. 10 0: Mrs. Forsyth 2 2 Sir John St. Auby n, H. Grattan, Esq. M.P. 10 0 Bart. M.P. 21. 0 William Hanbury, Esq. Earl Stanhope 100 0 . M. P. 10 0 Lady Nettle 10 0 Sir J. W. Jervis, Bait. 5 0 Subscriptions received by 0,0119410 d Co., Stroud i Alesans der Davison, Noel, nod Co. Pall-Mall t mid by Joseph Lau caster, lt oy al Free'Setwol, Borough-road, Southwark. I , Since this Paper was first printed, au estraordiunry care . has taken place b% Debthoyde and Co.. to whom the Duke of 1 Kent recumtamakd Elizabeth Lancaster. EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF.TIIE TRUS TEES OF THE LANCASTERIAN INSTITUTION, Mmicu 1811. • (Na. I.) At n Meetiog of the Trustees Present—JOHN JACKSON, Esq. ht .P. is the Chntri Messrs. W. Knelt, T. Slaw, W. Cuomo, J. Fil I ' J. Foster, " The Tr.;...es examined the vouchers produced by Jawepts Lancaster, relative to the expenditure wheel* had taken place print to the formasiini of the Committee, in 1804 t and have thl; c.iiisfaction to find thgy are perfeNly correct, and most satisfac tardy account fur the mid expecditure; and they find, that. during the time that flaky base had the care of his raters, he ha:: expended above 100.11., the produce of his Lectures. in tra velling. and ttreparing . far the same ; that he has mains:third himself dining this period by the profits of his puhlicatimis, and Prititing Otlice ; and hi baring educated above 6030 Children._ fire of expence, at the lowest rate of pariuebt, the sum of ,75001. has been given so the liducati of the Poor."—Vide Re- Vert of J. I.lowaxter's Progress, with the Report s,f Finance Committee, 11110. P. S. The above Minute relates hut to a small portion of time, and a smaller pension of .1. Laueaster's public sacrifices. ...: •.. 'I .t': • -Tl-#7, :• e t .N7 • -; • i • . ~q ►c • PlicE .646. ~ mall yet to . Mar 11651160.40/1 1 er cannot fait to rlimiintsq eel Illidieistga SW and the bounty of flirt Ilifistgaii. Lang " • paint osit•thetrenueeds Wen their speed, . e to dispense ik overflowing measure. _.,- spading the prime of yooth in presenting . educatiot of the peer, Jewish Lancaster was . -.tit steles( if many domestic duties, mot _..t *Omer/ Seam of felillikig . .thezi. With J aged end pies* father to perform his ARO duty td 1-l" old age ;,' with ii•wifes amiable and icitemplisked; that with, het mind, theirs victiatto mental disease, ands . iter. cm, considered twat: 4, B64 by . tible medical MAIO' c ! sky; e nsitb an iulas4 the delight if' s fitisiA beers -- to provide for, and 'di exertions yet 'enrefisinetottds .A. I.l l 4 l ,l l newanslo attain sly hoopoidtpilattoodit of dike , . . . .. • tr. Nip., dent brassig* iato • liViessiapital4 ..;. ANIL* :of. Ms .-lotttstri, aw'-'!wriotle%**perseeal" - : friends*. , .. • - . •, . 4 . , '' *Dohs et KitiCittni Sassexikeri long bear/ire& - - Lancaster _with their friendlikirasid poterl - '. but leper these troths'werelald be. . • consequence of their' own solicitude eequiriess they added their, sympathy tvr of the ea Its•actsof beneficence.. :- •, -, Its( thole, forever geociness.; they deeply felt for a mind , . . , Many . our . Readers will recollect sitting with I which had given all, to the toiletry and hod.nothing: • fixed atteeition, to• catch the hertuouiaps sounds of 1 - from it, and-they determined to add to the pablid tharitable•eloquence from these illustrious. Princes, I energies of s bendeolent Man by providing effectually r wlies supported by, Ole, cbeeringapplanie.4.appro,l fet, hispwis private comforts, and the, pv•sperity o. batten, to a degree usiperalleled .in our. Samaritan ' alllhat.weredear to him. • Isauquets. The admiring minds, the eppliudiligti They then consulted on opening the Subscription. hearts of .thousands, and tens of thousands of, the-it:Whited in tills paper, which they 'wolfed should tio: present day, will hand•down to posterity, as well,atl, most respectably headed. When they had arrauged publish at the present moment , the luxury of. these I the facts which were tot* publicly - stated, they 111. v benevolent and intellectual feasts, which. have hese I staidly opened the subscription themselves, with an graced by ihe open-hearted and,generons support of I 1901. s each, and introduced Joseph Latitiwtot to sk. • the Dukes of Kent and Sussex, who. have not , ills- Noble Peer, who put dove his name for 401. st ' deified to solicit even the widow's unite for the good Determined to secure the success of-the work they, of the pooi ; and to appeal to Henson and earth for bad began, the Duke of Kent immediately wrote *to blessings on-the beads of the needy and helpless. the. Duke of . ..Bedford' In their joint names, to unite;; . But their merits are above our feeble praise, and.i and that he instandy did with tell his heart. Thor, need it not. It is the fullness of our hearts that, kind expressions of his letter will, do him honour at forces to expression, and,•even then tennot find full i long as:the name of Russell shall continue to grace relief by utterance. We report . what we have•seen, r the British Peerage, which we hope may be tilt the and what we do know .. We have no : second -har e mid of time. motives, we leave such motives to the hireling libel- 1 The Duke of Northumberland again -showed. Ms lercof the day, who can dare to prostitute the press : former generous feeling, and, with a most handsome to plunder virtue of her royal robes; and. who are • letter sent his 1001. prepared by the very venom and gall of bitterness to 1 Tbe Duke of Sussex. became secretary to himself .sanction every crime, even the slavery of the body— , and his brother; and in their joint names wrote let. and what is worse, the slavery of the mind— 1 ten with his own -hand, to a number of most excel " Human nisture's broadest, foulest blot." I lent persons, his :friends. The application was re- But we speak the troth because. wolove it, and we ceived in a manner worthy of itself ;.end thesubserip do it with more pleasure, as we,,knopr these , amiable . lien was respectably headed In a short time. • krinces both .tore and honourouul are never 501 The expressions of personal regard and support happy as to hear it, except when it is told of their ; with which letters have been filled, and subscriptions own virtues, having done good for the sake of doing given, exceed all expectation. The Bishop of Nor. I it, and being surprised to find it fame. It will not, ! wich and the Dean of Westminster have set an ex however, be unpalatable to this nation, to whose ample highly liberal and honourable to their f eelin g s, 1 hearts it is joy, to whose eyes it is delight, to trace and so have many others. The Marquises of Bate, the resemblance of the Royal Father's image in the ' Buckingham, Lansdowne, and Headfort; and a conduct and persons of his sons. number of British Peers have seconded the subscrip " Nur less, his Royal progeny approve tion with that kindness and generosity which can His grent endeavours and his works of lave: only be equalled by the general liberality and. spil -1 they blend their gins with their illustrious Sire's, pathy of the bulk of Subscribers. [ And copy goodness which the world admires." During the time the Dukes of Kent and Sussex Those who admire the humble lily, will not be I were thus removing a load of grief from a mind which less pleased with it than amore blooming conspicuous , had always loved their family and honoured their fa beauty of the garden. To minds who love the dis- ; ther, it was high gratification to report the progress position to do good in secret, the bare idea of British ! resulting from the interest they bad taken in the Princes sitting down unseen by public eyes, alone . happiness of a man whose life had been devoted• to . with a patriot and friend of his country, to probe his ! proclaim the jubilee of knowledge among the Children,, wounds, to allay his sorrows, and to-pour the balm ; rather the Slaves, of Ignorance. ,of consolation into an afflicted soul, is so dignified al. On one occasion a lad was sent with a message to fact, that wben,tha harp of benevolence awl be : Kensington Palace, whose' intellectual exertions suspended oh the willow, posterity will extend active : and amiable mind show the possession of great lhands to take itdown, and strike with joy the loud- I goodness of heart, combined with most useful est lyre in their praise. It is too good a subject to , talents. While James Bone, the lad alluded to, be unknown, and it cannot be known but by being ,' was at the Duke of Kent's, waiting the corn told. It falls to our lot to tell, but we wish that we mends of his master's tried friend. and Royal could exhibit the actual scenes themselies, instead of : benefactor, he overheard a conversation on the feebly endeavouring to describe them.. • ; subject of the wonderful cure e ff ected by C.s The picture of true sympathy defies the power of Delaboyde, Esq. of Sion Vale, Isleworth, on the pencil or pen. Its touches are so exquisite that 1 the mind of Harrison, a worthy man who had bo. it is more easily felt than described. But as e paint- come afflict i.t with derangement, during the time he ell loaf will not satisfy a hungry man, so soft pity, 1 was master of the Duke el' Kent's band, which is idle feeling,, and empty praise are nonsense : to the . one of the first in Europe, and in which• he distin. mind that needs active friendship'; such friendship, : ouished himself as an excellent musician. DA " . firm and true," has long shed 'lustre on these flee : Duke's domestics were speaking of the extraorirsna. Royal Coronets. The "be ye warmed," the" be ye p ry change effected iu a short time, and of the happy clothed," and shutting op the bowels of compassintfe restoration to his family and society of a man, whom forms no trait in their princely characters. 1 pr. Munro, the King's Physican, had pronounced They did not say we have many demands, .we ' incurable. The amiable boy knowing that. 3. Lan. have done liberally for your system and cannot af- ' caster's, wife was unhappily placed. is similar cis ford, or are unable, to do any thing for you." But curnstances, felt his heart beat high for the happiness " what can we do ? we, will do all you please, and int* his master; and exclaiming, " Oh what a good all we cats." Could the nation see them, as they . thing. it would be if Mrs. Lancaster could bat be were then seen, as their noble feelings than ascend- ;cured !"_epquired minutely into the-features of the gd as incense to Heaven, when the tear of their go- i case, and entered down in his pocket-book the name nerous souls descended as dew upon the mind of the ' and. address of C. Delahoyde, Esq. Sion Vale., Har man they honoured with their goodness ! Could the . ing done this in the true style of a man of business, nation see them, as they were then seen by Him that : he returned to his master full of good tidings, joy seeth in secret, they would be for ever the nation's in his heart, and sun-shine in his countenance ; glory„ their country's joy and pride. i when he pressed the matter so powerfully on his at- Every person who knows Joseph Loneaster,knows , tention, as induced him to take immediate measures lie has been a devoted enthusiast to the canoe of uni- . in calling the,attention of his august patrons to the 'sal_ instruction-: that the prime of his life has been ! subject. ' . . venal ins. _ spent to the service of his country; and that self ag. The next morning going up to breekfast with the grandisement bore no part of his views. Yet it was Doke of Sussex, he mentioned the subject of liar. not known vertgenerally, that sacrifice was still be. ribon's cure, and his anxiety about his wife; whet. big added to sacrifice; and that iu the career in the Duke, with the most brotherly urbanity said,—. which things were proceeding, the whole life in fu. 4 ‘ My brother Kent can tell you more of Ilarrison's tare, like the prime of the days past, must he de-1 case than I, as he was in his band and I refer you •voted to the country without the least benefit to the to him for full information." The kindness however Individual. For the public printed reports of his ,of the Dike of Sussex caused him to feel a deutile progress, say the man deserves every thing, when interest in the welfare of J. Lancaster's afflicted tho public accounts of his finances proves that hi has i wife, and he continued in every stage of the cure to bad nothing. Even detraction and envy may hide I show the most amiable anxiety, all the time the case their diminished heads; let who will envy him, the I was tending. . praise, empty OP substantial, of which he bashed an The persoul delicive - y of the Royal Dukes had overflowing cornucopia, the solid paddies, !be sub. prioenee4 i titek entering deeply into stile unction. of - . , . . • , . .. • • - • ' . - ' • , er, - • ••!C • - • 1 • •• ••‘a _ ; ' :' I . • •• ; - .:,- •': ' ' - - ..- r •o . • ......»,.....0...0te. 0 ~ .. • ' • • ~ •ii,7. • -,. .. 4 •••."* . " :"" ' • •w • (... , • •-* • .• -' • . • - ... -.. •••," 0 .1 : :' ' : ' • • • ... - . , ).‘,7 :,....: : -.; • • • , :. . . , - . ' • 4 .- ...h* - • , - - ,. , .. .. . . . ' • - .. . - • .. , • . ~ .. _ , . _• . _ .',. . . . • ---i • • • - -- ‘ iv' i i.. - • f I. • 1 • . • I ' • • • ,' '' ***\ ~-'' • 1 ‘.... \ I ') ' ' .' j i c •. 4I It ttS klAite NO. 220 i: . LONDON, ?4ONDAY, JUNE 28, 1813. • ..- ... . ,• . . .. ..... . . . . . .. .. . . .... . _ - TIIKATitti tiOYA,L, D ( UISY-Labli. . • GING') 7 '. . 1i:0Y.4 DENBY .4, . CE- ' • of benef o l A SUIONCRIPTtON fo r repciiqg ii:leagiaff LitiscAs. fr 111 8 present EVENING, Jena 48, • their .11. • . I a hamenity can birdmies' servitors will perform . , TLltspartiati-wf the pent Ned Otrailleat . be Iris becairted la ' - o eari-. -, . . THE RIVALS. 4 _ ell - 11 7* on the 11,04. of N a th °l4 . pik(0.4.14 awl to eattbk 6100 A, NARR,ATIV ll 0 TR% Titus ruNcity . ea the Way, and ` h im to-make a Gene* rani." rot als I P /4M Wife, end . LI 111, 4 141.1 TY (9' TWA DUKVoIi -OP ItiloNT AIM lesdSessee point After which, SEEING'S BELIEVING , ' --- CiliM. - lON b easusenced. On the • suFalle. TO . ~. JOIMPO. LANCASTIOL • atilq: AO luld prepere to d To is hire will bn added . FINN'S- SUBSCRIPT • THE HOLE IN TII.E. WALL. ...: *mid of the m a ggo t 'farts i fray, -that J. Laacaster '• " . 1 After spas& Hazes, 7r. s Second' Price 3s. 6d.,-Pi', Ss.' 6.1. : terilal bar develsOlie frame of .his life, er o r is . re„„m4. to TlO,pmblic attention is new caned to a, seeks, of the educatiod o Price, St.-Lower Gallery, 4s. ; Second Price, L.-,Tipsy ' lat n l c tlivardlce,. is peassoliaa of ~en ewer ter twee* the wit gratifying fact, tleit can; do h o o m ir to found witk tit I ti.otery, b. ; Sernitd Price, 6d. -, _ • sosserie utiq 4 - 2 41 ,: r e t ri s "V e Z. Princes, or.afford gratification to I pee*. Who fed i without tbs4rot Tli HATitii- RO ir ALiCOS i ENT- G A it D KN. ' ill , e= NO PVT , erl"chtt a pelhilc Le:Wes ; themselves, dignified whes.persous .et SNP' ,osqk .in 1 an aged and plot beers beta accounted m *e viewed fur the pain IN N the *Woo. more especially 'thole .of the • highest, i•in old age r,' will Tli" present • EVENIG, Jape 2 8 , - wit& as 1444 trio lib hint front the fund. id Ilie 'Sanitation, et repaid - - h e 1 ,.. 1 . t.rn'sr.d la . asp C*) . With all the main le lime, woos; ea take Wields in sympathy for the nalki.li ,or la butwitit her min Irmo i with • all the grttiftclitind 01 ./idge,inett -clitiod ,ON HAMLET, PRINCE . OF DENMARK.support of the meritorious, which may Silil jt - it once, bet cut comidei . lids irliliee, he' au* yet hill sited had yearn& TO libido will be added. • - provide & rot , welt an o nn A m ineikLaat e .. n si d l e 4 ICPU, tss - tke , personkl comforts, uteri the fottipse happit , city; Althea ie TOM THUMB TIIE GREAT. rm. pi th menial eke . . nt. ~... . homage* agy 1644 !len, !old develop ten - fold more 'hap eMp o tisoopop,Ap . pcoiide for, 1 • Tae Doors 10 be opened at half pa s t the (eclat*, taa eta larairiamt ; Rua air 4 . 11 " ~ , j dartglitcr.44,ear triiis qf thole mind., whoseds** I s t o ali m i iindpoptiahrto gio :Li Ivilf past six. 'verso, age 4 ail of w del „ • is.' • c excellent --------- " id Mort ininuote 1 , . • calk . eav e . 4, ... A 6,04 interlets, and deserve wail of their Coup ''; - : 7 :47 .hu4,.lai d . .1 Arreske 'hone*, a 00% ~ , - 4 ,,,,,,, *net 10 on s de = i tic i. llog the Dukes of Kent and , in ' AI . 1104 „ , :l n, h SALVADQR HOUSE. TOMING.- • ; toted nose, a• " .it . . ,''.. CLASSICAL. and COMMERCIAL SC.ROOSr.srs the. twat ii- '.. g ."`. '''' . ' t . 4 4%4 441 , 41 egfe'lliCii Oil*.elttiedit fi INV . LOW Rit TOoTt NG,SU ft e LY: 611/4 4 .4 istellit ''' Pag.4l • 111/ 2 • stn alnign al -a.‘o ll l ri!Ya' befliniVins ar/A.101( - 41i4gellaill . . all a faataPle.4gi -4. On. Doke el ce iwte -v o p s fi zr ielyip o •, so ft t hoi b idos.* o - li‘ovi P. ***walk* 4,..striog 'which never vibrates ..tooeph,l44ocut kJ 4 TERM. • eb 1 sir fe a e f ii support bee) fto ,, '• ;ester:leaf • • . ' - Board end Eslorstilerrs ieriediat the wholf”P“ . e.rir ea n o d ist „w og a i sea 4, 0 ,„0 ey tn - i e e „, e ,..- - 1 - irti -- h ad. ie 0 , 4 . 1 .tusito - deitgict, neversonqs,bnt to makentelody, in . ,.(4 ll ,PalViaallalp J Article. Fifty G:F o luce Maas. -. . One song i* Pr" -. " W ier cwer Y 'xPencenr Bmtrd ant{ Homes of a (, oannittee,• stinted &oda aiming the !Subscribers : , the eats of it -people prone to feelings that innoter' lira- *nit ha i Jogs:lc:ion, mate . of inert:sing the first charge by n washer] end 1 .he.,,1ar 4 1e. v ., it i oti flactd. n we t hilt clinunenitiot lueinnkcessainible; the htnealsrace, and supereminent Above all nano utld kie4. ee, (1 1 1 .., ...,...... :h.._ -Ektranie Three - Gnineng. • ._ P r t5 * .!7.."L.1L_',.....2 1 2....,t.....1............ :. .. ____,_,.... - of the earth in. acts of beneficence. . • • • their former gei A T the lI*IIIIOW ANkIVEMARY MEET:. • ING„ held at IIIieITMATCIrED ROUST, TAVERN, May 15, 11313, the' Sollavelitg Resolutions crere nouniintssoly afreel to : Thal a moral Monument be erected, hen Subscription among Hairdo, Men, to the Memory of Jahn 'Lvoo, Founder of the Srhon:. to be placed ha ittine suitable part of the Cherch or Chance:. Tbat a Latin Inseription he engraved thereon, to he . com posed by tte Rev. Dr. 04fT. who has .obligiogly undertakes -tlor slant, at the unanimous request of all.preseta. That the llslktwiag Bankers he pppoioted to receive the Sub seriptioos, which, with a view of Mabidg them ks gainful at i.otAhle, are. Waited to 21. es. , --- - • . • New. DOARE, Fleet-street. • . • RUMMOND_, basic -!now NA NIMERSLEIr ;tad Co. PaU.rdall. LATOUCITE. Dublin. That a committee of the following Noblemen nod Galilean' be invested with the Mauagemesit of ibis bw•hiess t Earl of Plymouth Rev. Dr. Parr Lord Vioesmat Althorpe. Rev.'Dr. Butler Lad Bishop of Cloyne George.lslackmaa, Esq. That as Abstract of the above proceedings he inserted by the Committeelisseverat Newspapers. It is requested that Gen sleateo will deposit• their directions with their Subscriptions at the above Unadters; and It is proposed that the Nantes of the Piero! Soltwriberi he tinnily Wetted in a Rook fur that par- Mt, which will be deposited in the School Library at Jirrow. run fIrTH ANN IVE ft%AR Y of the -It FRIENDS' to PAROCHIAL REFORM and IM PROVEMENT. and evert/oily to those benefited bs, the anzmenue.t property of tie Parish of. St. Luke Middiesex_, will like place at HIGH BUlt Y TAVERN, faliogiton. cis TUESDA Y NICXT, June 29, GEORGE SYNC: ' Esq. P. in the Chair. Tickets for the Di Tickets he placed on the table at Four preciarl), may be :blaioed, price lit. at the Bar of the awe rn SOLES. Panna Estnte, Herefordshire. lUlt. MUNN respectfully informs the Public ihnt tie Sale of this very &nimble Property itr post poned from Tuesday, the 4911+ day of June , to Friday, the 9th nrJuly, *hen it will certainly take place in Lut%, agreeably To the Printed Portiestnrs. . Walbroolt, June 4k, 1911, • fly Mr. SADLER, At kls Repository, Co3weil-streei s TO-MORROW, June 29, at Twelve. TTIE following TIOKSES &c:—A Black Geld hog,, 14 handle high, 5 years old, Roend, gong hunter and raadirer r d Chewiut Gelding ,15 howls 1 Inch high. a clever gig horse ; a Pyad Gelitilig, 15 hands high, ti yearrold, 51"111 ,1 • master 4 13 Hulse grist to rifle. a gond gig him* t Ches nut Maio ' 15 hods high. mwircw . of 11 stone, a good hackney to ride, t ad steady ialuirerse I teveralw , eful Cart Homy takt.tt Cum constant work t. Pinar very attire Journey Howl, Ciallo wo3s, &c. in the kith' ED Lois. To he Viewed the anirsin of Sale. Pahlic Side Days 'very l'aesday and Friday. • • ---u-- TO . COPPKRAIIIITHS, BR AZ! Ae. TO RE *DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A N old.established RETAIL SHOP and Js.MANU FACTORY in the COPPERSMITH and BRAZIERY LINE. in one of the hest silimatih.s iti London. Stott, Totth , , and F;stures ;II be !Ara at a *aluasion. lunnediute putai:*- iOti racy be had. • •** APPrimed Bills min be taken la part Nyland. For Particular* apply "to Merrs. Pitt, Savaga, and Co., Bristol Brads Warehouse, 38, Quceu•street, Cheap side. 0!d established Baker's Shins and Yeast Trade. By Mr. V4IIITWIti.I., ,Soptetbne in July next, unlesaprevidusly disposed of by Private Contract, VERY compact BAKING ES'I'ABLIgII. M ENT, situnie in York-ntseei, Commercial-rand, reia 11 , hiterlanpel, of which 191 years will b• unexpired hi 111 summer next, at a very tundenve rent. The Premises ?ire in pertert repair, and eontnio, Wilb u very convenient nod well fisted-up Dwelling llnuse, conseuienees for baking upwards of t wklve !welts of anur weekly, refining sugnr. &c. &e. The baking canoes ions bnve been lung established, are Very respectahlr,Anni enny'be readily .inctenned without much risk. A very beneficiul trade iu Yeast is tarried an by the pre terit Ps...prletnr. ith user Lew..., will be Sold, Jo One lost, all the Appnrnsus requisite foe conducting the buskins idore s s i .d, via, au (wen, lately repaired in a .esprriot manner; capper, pan, and bidet., c tout, ohm soul truckle wsghr pots and moulds; kneading trough. flour inssckine, twofers, &e. (v... For further ptarsicalars,nr to treat fur the tame by Private Conti:Act, algid) to kr. W bit *ell; 41, Tbrcadneedie4trnets NO ADVANCE IN CONSEQUENCE OF TUE MOURN INU. 141 POR'fA NT SAYINGS, AT 1113, FLEET-STR VET, WITHIN Tint EE DOORS OF FETTER•LAN E. toff. REA I) Y MONEY. V GIBBONS, WOOLLEN DRAPER, MAN'S • MERCER. and TA I LOU. nanounrei Io his numerous Friends and ihe Flishancole World, that he is enabled to sup ply them with-Articles .11 Drew. ovule in the first style of ele putt?, titorof superior quality, ut the folios/Aug sery reduced yrices:— se s. a. Very best Spanish 19 , 411 Superfine Cloth Conts S 6 0 Ditto British Wool ditto - - 2 10 0 Gaud Second Ditto - - 1 Iti 0 I Very best Superfine Kerseymeni Breeches e _ S 0 Dino Vino DouLk Milled • dice, I V 0 Beet ILtaile Twilled tword ditto a . U 18 a Fashionable Marseilles Waiptcaasit - - 0 111 0 Andeverrosier Article, whether Great Coats, Wier' Ridii ilabw, Paatiloons t itc. &c. ekurged pith sea aqui regard to &cievia). , 6 5 0 10 . :~.~.- 11:" • " • 1 , 4", • • i~ . 1 _1 •a.A , t !: 1 1 ~.