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-- T"' hi - Phaatic .. gm" biria, Ur. Ortroar, M I COMO" &mimed o, anis IX lonmeges Dozes. 1. • to.-4 WA' I; SicesAl • Op Saturday,'Otraldi Ileationbr Yobbo. kiwi Cow* b Mrs. am t' T 4 lhe Grrsi - hablie die laterkw of COROII4/ Gonad *srp, Mr . Contr. Mr.' Mr. Peistue. V MO. larg. Tie O. Play Places I . • Sir FredSAW! Verses, Mr. Tessler; Rwihteigh Oshaldi atone, Mr. Baton; Fraiscit Osbaldistnise, Mr. Leuni Lre; Vireo, Mr. ; Capt. Thorotow, Mr. Lary ; Rob Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Terry; Dotigol, Mr. J. Russell; 714illie Nicol Jerrie, Mr. Tiyieure. Diana Yernos, Miss Carew; Heirs Macgregor, Mrs. !shoats. After which (Ihtli time) a sew Casseagi (w toss sets, taped MATCH-BREAKING: Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Priuripal Chanrlera by Mr. Oxberry, Mr. Terry, Mr.. Baker, Mr. D,casip, Mr. Williams Mr. Younger, Mrs. amt. Mni. Pearce, and M ies R. Corri. A handsome Saloon lia• bees added, sod it i• respeelrely • hoped that is round worthy she arprobamon sod patronage of a British Woes to be opened at Haltpast Six o'Clock—the Play to Leiria as Seven. 13 "", 3r.—First Gallery, ea.—Second Gal lery, is. Places for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Messinghans, at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by application at the Bux-ofEce. To-morrow, Every One has his Fault Sir Robert Ram ble, Mr. Lhuson, from the Theatre Royal, Bristol—with The Review. Oft Fruby, Rob Roy klargregair, with other Entertain sirsta. THIS MONTIL HAZARD end Cll. the Contractors remind the Public that the Drawing of the present MONEY LOTTERY will commence on the 30th of THIS SION rti. They have the greatest pleasure iu acknowledging °lse re peated teat townie. of Appmhstio• bestowed on the Scheme. which combines ell the points that the Public have so lung called for. There are THREE. OF f:10,000!!!—THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS—AII Sterling Money—Not Two Blanks to • Prize--No Classes--Anit ou Stock Prises. HAZARD sad Cu. have already had the plesvnen of &Bing ALL, the 30,0001 PRIZES in One Lottery, end hope in repeat their good Airtime in the present Lottery. They Shared sad Sold in the Last Lottery, Nu. 15,702, • 21,000/ 6, 0 54,515,000/.! at their old sad very forte wore Other., 93, Royal Eidiange ; 26, Curabull ; and 324, Olfued-airert. PECTUS of n NEW WEEKLY PAPER, to be called "THE le IRROIt." It is . proposed to combine the intelligence and political 441 v.tauta of an ordmary Newspaper wi:h the laerary in. form.iion and Criticism now enclosirely conveyed in the Pe. riodic-I Pithlientioosi obits pomessiine in the onme sheet the ',nosing WWI of the .lay, together with the leer des MIK t f the Rellto 11,sitres. Tl‘e Proprietors pkilgetficirowlires in the !support of Whig l'iinciples, but purpose confining ibemeelveo to .rlrr twos of. ur extract!' from, the moat able and iatercating artie:ea of the daily press, accompanied by 4 Plitiel 41111111114 S y Of mono. lit 141141' calculated to direct the attention, .11+11 to 1.'44 the jorigment. 'fbe more imp:Waal Law Reports will Ise •elect►d, beaded by a • h •+.t observation, indwarisnr Has nature, and ',Willing Ih► %pp:it/4100 of the en.. Consumed that a thous i‘hatir Drama cannot but have a most wintery istlisenre olt the morals and manners Of p.uple, the Proprsetors will apply mewl. of their labour to the a xpwsure 1.1 ;a system that has proved mold &lam...sal 111 II s better interests: Them. ira I latellicrnre and Outmost well ils• rehire knits a leatlanK feature ut the Pub:peat 00000 This Paper will be printed to 410. •41.1 published every Sunday, at Foist o'Clork in the Morssiac, eusamesseeuK on the 11st of October. 1831, prior Sevew-perry, at No.?, LITTLE BRIDGE—STIME T. LUOGATE.HI 1.1., ober, Letters addrew•ed to The Edihw will be prunspoly I teed, soul Advertisements ►eceived. The Paper may also be had .1 the Newsreaders and Bol,ktellres in Tura mill y. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Taylor, of the New-rut, Lambeth, Surrey, ironmon ger, Gum Do:tuber 6 to October 23, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Gridithe, of Grantluirn, Lincoln, timber-merchant. BANKRUPTS. Traneiv Walker, of Ripon, Turk, monee.scrivener, to sur render, October 23, 24, and November 27, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Ripley, York. Attorneys, Messrs. Stocker, Dew - pun, and Herringlism, New Boswell -court, Carey-street, Lin coln's luso, London; and Mr. Samuel Powell, Koaresbrough. William Hoenicke, of Liverpool, corsi.deslar, le surrender, November 13, 14, and 27, at one, at the George Inn, Liver- Pool. Attorneys, Mr. Ranisbottun, Liverpool; and 31/mgrs. Biackstret k and Boner, Klux's Beech-walk, Temple, London. Thomas lint', late uf Trukerbury, Gloucester, miller, to surreadcr, November 1, at five, 2, and 27, at eleven, at tke Hop pole Inn, Tewkesbury. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Clatke, and Collisions. Little St. Thomas Apo s tle, Cheap side ; sad Mr. Bonglitun, Tewkesbury. ienjeniiis Gardner, of Leith, Worcester, farmer, to oar render, November 7 s 8, and 27, at eleven, at the Pack Horne Inn, Worcerter. Aitornrys„ Mr. Berke, Devonshire-street, Queen-square. London ; and Mr. 1101, iVorerster. Kip:haloes John lumen, of Blackman-strew, Southwark, Surrey, brazier, to ourreotter, October 20, November 3, sod 27, at ten, at Guildhall, Liuton. Attorneys, Messrs. Sher wood and Sun, Cauterbory..quare, Southwark. uivi 1) EN as. November 6. J. Roves, jun. of Wassolord, Yolk, esrpet.nia notarlurer, at clever, at the Dug and Dock Tavern, Kings tore-upina-41 November 6. E. Paine, jun. of Lawrence Ponniney bill, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. November 10. S. Snow, of Albemarle-street, Piccarlilly, Mid dlesex, drew-maker, at elrven, al Guildhall, Lonrho*. November lft. 11. Harrio.late of Argele.sireet, Wertntinater, bat pow of Chipper field Would Mull, Hertford, grocer, at eleven, at Guildh ill, Loudon. NovemMe 17. B. Trougliion, sem and .1. Troughton, of Wood•street, 1011.10“, silkoiro, awl of Overruir,• Hauls, silk.lbrowidera, at elevera,.•t Guildlos3l, Loudon. November 10. W. Nedby, of Larnh'4 Coridulit-stri et, Mid dlesex, opholaterer, at ten. at Guildhall, Larodurs. November 10. 111 Junes, of Londowroad, Saint Georgew fields, Surrey, upholder, at erne, al Guildhall, Loudon. November 6. E. Harsanr, of %Vapping-strert, Wapping, Middlesex, wormier, at elm*, at Gril.lball, Loudon. November In. G. Sosinari, of Bral,ovigate_aireet, lumen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. November 10. T. Holmes, of Long acre, Midlksex, coach maker, at twelve, at Goildhall, Loudon. November 13. P. Pain, of Rumford, Emelt, butcher, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.4nolan. November Er. R. W. Fox and W. P. Smith, of Plymouth, mereharaii, at ..leven, at the K•eg'.. AIM. Inn, Plymouth. Nuirembr r 7. B. Hownnl, of Stn. kporl, Oyster, manatee. lure., al lea, at the %%Wit Lion luu, lisockpoi t, Clavier. CERT' F I CAT ES —Nnvesnag J. Worveley, of Livespoul, ajar 'aro' jun. of Noilieghem, lace-manufarturer —T. Johortini, jun. of Wakrfield, Volk, merchant —J. Hirkinarin, uf Man i heater, dealer.—V. Ilasmauael, vieue surrelsabt. PARTS misHIPS E. lA ardrn, orrualasurdest, and G. Beanie*, of Rochdale, 1.a0ea.t.,, corn-dealers, October 9, 1821 —J. ilnroeh tad U•dtle/ey, of Leek, Sualforiloolk mairofacturere, October 1521.—K. Adams and W. Soilnu,of Suohury, Sluddleara, 11. - rweire, July 111, 1821..-11 Searle, J. Brian, and .1. Gill, of llorrohridge, Devoe ' yartidoonsfaulneern, as foe as In Ilk' said J. lir ian,Orluber 10, 1b21.-1. Bristow and M. Bristow, of Ratelifle-highway, ruxine.mannlartrrers,Jape 20.11190 —W. Fillielelkans sea T. II iessei•t, Osfurd.alrert, Middlesex, liars, draper., Ortylor 9, 1821 —C. Bishop, (1. Score, and C. P. Hollinglwry, of Tat u•livu•elsoil, Lunde'', elt•erle, October I , 11111. . . . . parish of Sbeptun Mallet et least 20 years, and had not at any limo received any of the weekly afros of the said parish. Provided, that if any man should be a !crest object of cha rity, is the jadgmeat of such penes or penis, who shall have the power of 'loch% in the said fu:se kir i ola aro, and should be otherwise gimbaled ao was 61011111taellId, save only epos account of . c o ; Amp. IS be lawful, fur such peruse eir OMNI' 41141111101110 is the said poor old men should behests from time to HU, to pot and place Is say such extraordinary objects of difi. city, though they should happen to be sumethiag under the age of 60 years ; sad that those pertains who should have power to elect and place in the said four poor old nee as aforessid.stionld be sad were thereby likewise withoeised sad empowered, to remove, displace, and torn them, or way of them out again, if is their judgment they did not behave themselves civilly slid decently, sad live in a sober and Christian-I.ke manner ; awl epos tie death, or upon such removal, of tiny old men or me that should be so placed in, to elect, towniaate and applhint, from lime to time for ever, other old mem gushiest sr:cordial to the directions thereby given, in the rooms of, sod to succeed such old men as should die or be removed as sfoiessid. And farther, that from aod aster the decease of the said Edward Strode, toe said Elisabeth Strode, her heirs sad assigns, owners of the premises, charged witb the aforesaid yearly rent of 241. or epos her or their default, they the said John Strode, Newry Strode, William How sod William Strode, their heirs and assigns, should fur the constant ineiutenanee nod perpetual weekly provisioa sad someoance of awl foe loos said poor old men for ever, pay mato each and every of dam meekly sad every week, upon every Friday maraing is the week, the sum of Is. 6d. a piece, which in the year would agave' in the whole to the sum of 151. 12s. ur thereabouts ; sod shituld likewise fur ever, pay the residue of tbe amid yearly rent, or sum of 241. amosating to she sem ul Si. he. or thereabouts, together with all penalties sad anmoie penes to be forfeited for uoti-payment of the slid yearly rent of 241. or any part thereof, to the visitor and visitors for the time being of the aforesaid charity, to be amesioated and appended according to the direction Once* givens 40 be by him her or them employed sad disbursed foe the repairing and supporting the said four statehouses s ited fur providing clothes, victuals sad other necessaries fee the said four poor old meet, . ding to the direelietsthereio wietaieed. And that all, sod every poor old nee lad sieen,,Shat should be womineded sod elected as sforaesid, *heal& et • his sod their Stet placing' its say of the said fear houses, haves, new grey hat edged about with red narrow silk gallium Me e the hat so laced to cost be. end no more ; one plans U. climb sad a duelist shirt, both to coot Si.; • home bead coat, end a peer of large breeches made of red dons ash ..1 thoyaril ; • large waistcoat made of white cloth or Limey woolsey, of Is. 4d. a yard ; a pair of blue strung pars or yarning sinekiage, of Is. 6J. a pair; a siruog pair of forum leather shoes et as. 6d. a pair ; • pair of rise leather potpie to tie the shoes; sail that each poor old mate in the 'said fonr houses should be anew billeted accord- ingly, Duce is every two yeart against Easter. Mid it is pounded, that on the death or removal of any of the said hoer poor old west, the poor obi men that should ' be chosen isa the rows uf, and gucceed the said old wen so dying wad remoreJ, should nul l have any new heleits till the habits of the persons so dyisig , ur removed shield be two years old, but sh ou ld i n the uwaritisre erseitera ditissetess with thy habits of the poor old owes so 410/11: iled`lritillisiki it being she lutes* of the said Estero,' &rode that set doll the said habits, but also the bedsteads, matte and eve& tables beside and settles which should be P'lered is each or any of she seed four houses, shook' out be given, bow only kilt to tier said four poor' old see, nod they to hovel wily the use of thrill so Wog as they bhweld cerliebut nibs.. bilauts of the said four houses; sod that on the death orb removal of soy of them for cursing, swearing, &mottoes% seal hviss . to their houses, or any usher rni4whavioor,_ !hal Owls; 1 111hitiMits, bedstead s , ma lt s , run t s , tattles, boar& and sett tiers wird by ur Hitt oiled for the tupelo, the old mews° AVM, 0 rd, should be lilt and disposed of for the use of rue • men as sh o uld succeed he place . in the room of I Ed M7V WWI. so doilies Or icitioyea ; and further, thud the lett • E. sboold bit cut large in blue cloth, sod well sewed us the that , placing 1, lb. said four poor old men.) • MEL4NO. ItYrf . nit ( THE LORD BISHOP OF MEATH'S CIRCULAR TO THE RURAL DEANS OF HIS DIOCESE. A maraca's. haute, Octobe-r 1, 11421. - - kreititesn Stu-1 Cannot gigs yoa a of As fillaini/On in whit% I bold you, or of ce I piece in you, than by grout-swig you to costliest to 111 the office of Karat Dean at a period of stick interest to the Es tablished Church. It is the reproach of bee encores, fleet leer Clergy have in general become so weeslariord, that they bare last the stamp of their holy profession; wed we tier, day bear it admitted by her nominal friends, that it is Mg without resent that &natio& and Seceders arrogate to themselves the excliteive praise of that zealous discharge of the pastoral duties, to which every Milliner of the Gospel pledges lusseelf, on his bainag the care of soul, committed to kiln in the Lord. Without stopping to inquire to what an extent these chlrges may or Inse not be founded, I persuade myself that you feel as warmly as I do, how much it is to be wished that all grounds for them should be completely done away; and that you will zealously to-operate with me in soy bumble endeavours to rescue our ministry huts oo foul an imputation. As to what depend, upon me, what I have chiefly at heart is, to see, before I shall he called away to answer for my own stewardship, the establishosest of a parochial clergy in the diocese, who should Manifest the seal of those Sectaries and Seceder without the 'fauatirisoe sod excluding spirit that serve only to render their zeal dangerous, and destitute of all Christian morality and true religion. It would be to see that every itniciatiug Minister, whom I ohould license, should be distinguished for willed) , and lutes in preserviag all who are committed to his charge from belong Weird and led astray by the false teaches who ate daily multiplying around us. These 'reciter* are gaining perielytes from the Established Church; stile profetsiag lle* Ogee* her article. of faith, they pervert them, as they parsers the Scriptures, and deduce from diem doctrine., ,m10416,4he pioss and teamed compilers of them, and all Moir aim stietinguiehed successors, have uniformly coo iiistlemod as unknown to the Gospel. I need sot oir- SIMEINIIPM, that we ran no 'eager shut our eyes to our ei rNor he insensible lo the circumstance* that call Pleuratiou of the spirit by which the early faders* uf our meth were actuated in their successful exertions in the cause l ittruth, as it is in Christ Jesus, and for the restoration of teleitieh to that church, in her happier days, we are, ender God, rows* indebted to them; and severe must be the seessmit ..AtiO every individual amongst us shall have to give, when I telstinistry is ended with his life, if !mobs!! be found to have • erred tied ministry with the turpor met liikewareetieas ibat so evidently bespeak the total absence of that &imitate ' , riel!, to which, I feat, we ate in a guest measure to arrtbitte -allie spiffily in all mailers of their religion, that el, tenses lime einsuugat the Protestants of the country, and the Ithe ,iattaehmeut they Awe to the cure and returined eltui eh suss which they have beets baptized. • In humble enileavoues to avert the evils withii which this •spathy nail intlifferreee threatens, as well in • veil ae • religiose view, I . rely with cusadruee in the co-operatiou of the Itural Deans. It is out alone • report of the state and cuieheiuu of the churches and glebe houses that I voitect front theist. These are, undou btedly, very important ulrjr cts, and I earnestly hope that neither oegligeure, nor • too hasty iaspreeiow, ens a Calve delicacy, will stand in the way of the fullest sod most faiiistol report uti thta bead You cis Neste be capable uf eleserviog the imputatiou of which I was obliged •u lake notice in a late charge, or of coodoetiag yosr inopertion Otherwise than with the most becoming siva ninli It. she feeling. of your briortier incumbents, and to whit one ceniItITIIIII owes to another. But, at the same lime, you will not concise it atm pus over may dilapidatioos you may &scour, which ir starred to retails unattesdad to, mod is. the cud, o lilt 'cowl to the globe house., operate to the des tress of the family of the elergymsis who allows them to take laser -, and, with rrepect to sin:thee, to totalling a rtfinens. wt. lives .lifflrrereer dot unhappily that. act this coon try. iccomniend thewstormas y yn u. eras of excluding odl religions instruction from schools instil tided for the education of the twiddling and lower Odearst, lu some schauls estahlsolled nn this plan, owlet the to:incline of the acting iniuistsr of this e•ntotry snd f.um a polo::t fund, nut only the appdoutment of the lustier, but all idipersisignsl vice over tk. rusirie of (duration la. porsiirs, and the princi ples he inculcates, are taken ant of the hands in which the religious feelings and the wisdom of happier days Lad plat, d them, to be vented exclusively in laymen granting grimed (dr stir building of Schools, aril in trendies, to he appointed by them ; ■nd the intr. &mire the must atrougly liars/theta, is that of she Estebilisli.dCkrgy. In our endeavours to meet these difficulties, nothing. is to be done with acrimony ar intemprianec, or in a spirit of initating controversy. Let us slip our utmost to rryouhr the establishment of &bouts under the regulations of the A 11.064111113, cuunleoanced and recommended, as they are, by i.e Bkhops and Clergy of the Eststylirhed Chit.ch, and have them gradnally to work their own *ay, as, under the divine inBuence,4lse front is alsays sure to do. Above all, we should make it our earnest praverto Al mighty God, that as be was pleased, after a Wog night of darkness, to east Iltr briebl be.. of light upuo our eidirds, and lu isodru"t her in the heavenly &shiner of ihr blessed Apostles mid Evangelists, so vise may roniinne to be e.. tablished in the bulb of the Holy dionpel, and all within bar pale way be for aver preserved lima boiag carried soli) .ith every blast of vain doctrine. am, Reveirml Sir , }roar laving Brother, T. 1.. Mll EA-rill NATIONAL TESTIMONIAL—COUNTY MEETING. Yesterday (Wednesday, 10th east) peirausnt to the Re. ouisition of the High Sheriff of the eirtiuty, a mectioe was held for the purpose of routributing towards the erection of • National Testimonial, cutomemorative of his Majesty's most ge scions resit lv his Irish dominions. At the hour 81,1.01,11 rd General Parry, eke High Sheriff, accompanied by the Earl of Kingston, Lord Cailwey. Lord Kingsbormigh, Callum! Hodder, t h e. norrowes, W. H. W. Newesillessi. and J. M. Travers, Emirs.; Rev. Edward St. Lawrence, and other highly-1 . /erectable gentry of eke county, entered the Court. The HIGH &Mall,' having shortly after taken the Chair, stated to the informer the object for which it was aisen..bled, and haslet resit a letter front the Lord Mayor of Dubita, anal the It•sulutions emend into at the meetiog held there, concluded by (antenna( his willingness In hear any Gentle man who wished to speak MI the subject, but reveating their observations would be levities possahle. Lord CAltneßY then rose to propose the Resolutions, and oddments! the Meek Mieriff and meeting in nearly the billow. in word*, which we are the more ameneut to report CUI frCily,.as they evidruily made a due impression um all poet..-[. " I shall, as strictly as I case, adhere.lu your and only make a few short observations p•. venu. to !hi preeilions which I intend to offer for the adoption use ' istretissi. It is nut inure than two month. *MCC this euwaty was convened by regniaition to yen. Sir, fur the meapiase of voting an .Address of Coagrat•iatino to Lie Majesty Ull his 'meal eat Ireland. I was at that time ahserie, lesa in; been engdged in asother duty, in obedience in my Inevereln ; had I bee. in the comity, I should have awb. scribed that itysinesitieni, and atteudirel to give any boombhe but beauty cutirearreace to that Address. The nisantoney with which that Address was car:ied, leaves me so room to doubt that the propotitino which I shall have site honour lb mai will mi et the same cordial reception ; for isttltqugh. from the circumstances of the comely during the pressing bee •inees of an Assize, so large a meeting is but to be expected. 1 canned eoiertain so oufaviourable an opinion of. nay mem tryinen as for our moment to suppose they are so WWI be come indiftereut we a subject which so lately .prui!licel universal concord and harmony ise the laud, and in inc. Iht.ralter of which, the highest and most diatinguieheil chsractert in the country took all active part, and men of all classes and all persuasions felt as if animated by one mu seised feeling of pat:Wile and attachaneat be their Sovereigo. If we look hack to the bestiary of the Envier, we shall bud 1 that few of our Munairbs have visited 'Maud, and that . _. . 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Lad Estobtjab loo o t . fa m sorry to soy, dm semi notareie hats Ilk said Edward Strode did torn Ity appeint that hie died • b een mo d e to me sut bosh.bem pal that mow ice „mu. his Majesty's Servants will perform Mt% time) * asee•' 2.a . - o « . . . • F 1 • • .•• .. PEMALP BEAUTY . Extract from the Minute* of Evident* in the hp. daggimer, the said Elisabeth st r ode. a fte r bla death, eittouN dal that I aboolldraw yo-er at testion !glib**. irk forts of Dillleitic Piece, is three acts, talked f'..! be visite, of his add charity, and of the said poor Old Ices . ' leheel,•iyi cot elegant volume Sea. with pebdis to the Report a the Conotaissinuers furretorts emote, made to am, previous to every rwitatiosostil I GERALD( DUVAL, . ..- - -• = ..- - e - %Clive Mates, price lf. Is. led almr.leonsto, fur her life ; and authorized and empow- perm out the tether hieseisun Shin+. I wish to ireistiMMltollitm inquiring concerning Charities. , 6 THE BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. toed the whams*, Etleisbeth Strode, and evert other visitor for MOH frida . yea ; and lam confident that I mop mag maim Gerstell Duval, Mr. Cooper ; Comet Allegany", Mr. Bar: KA i .. pi-o ,.... l4 ..t. A :aLik t e l u ne ty _L L atr ire s_ n u l l, wis Pe o fs f a the le , ItlitHat pri EDWARD STRODE'S irLOISHOUSE, SREPTON the time beteg try eve., by as W , 4110X I" isriliolts "doe et/ingot sicesiaey al all of these. r teed, illasficr u Mr. Meredith; Witlthdl. Mr. Laleht ; IC*- 7 • , hems ; h•.• By T. BELL, M.D. MALLBT. bet or their heed ter hands, or by be, or Hoek deed or deeds, The ohjects evultected with the Amosiefion is ampriarkeet, or last will and tralameut en writing, to summate mod •p- on which I fully eeplained myself in sue aan ebadoo. I . sits, sr. Imodell ; Stersolf, Ur. Smith. Et helind, Coyotes" The Bled,T of Beastly is here redgeed to a Ise Art of the ...—.s sfellosolleg, lase ilmailhoes; Hine, Miss Cabin ; Niuoette, gm* goiottive and delightful pursuit. This is further facia . • lithe* any person or prawns to succeed lost Of the es as viii- Sew •isit more perlicelarly to reconimemt to yea. - Tb- Tvaps&T. sassiratit it 1819. tors of the aforesaid charity; and he did, es far as is Aim Society I hare recudosteodbd to eseb Korai Dima s sod es Mrs. Nand; &ohm, Illes 'ffrelu". ' limited lope CAtalogne misfits' of the defects of Female • • After which Beauty . The various ;mimeo of iskrti!it yin Marriages are iiietAielt.- 111011tIt Esq. rsigrisiamll. . lay, tberrht give onto nint confer emelt the said Elisabeth him I rely for represeatiug my grapretsipass to it.. ' , corral THE CORONATION. iniplaised , ilke• you sae a tamillykussitAyr lag trustee of chit diariti? Strode, sail ail mod every ether roam. and vtaitOte "" I" he Of fi ciating Miriam:fa trilbies his Deanery, that they slit:mtel The preeessioir cournemirm from Wentinipater HIM.— • related fur J . l. Stock/ale, 33, Psti•mall. ~ ~ .... e .. nuntitimed soda Trended, all rositatotial powet• . prieikr• make every !mealiest to procure the eoenaore a:NI to-ore- ' - ' l4 ll s o ; • was iv,. . , el . ti er e d , a i u r t i h s or e it a i .e es o hi l:1- 4. ne m ve , 1 4 . ‘ it .i st l fer as by Is. he 01.0111. i and ration Otto* respectable klynaeote ilseirekapeeliee bus..., iia, ..11 . . , The lemma Seciere,stbe Int erieliverf the-Ahhey.—The TlArol, fit Wm*? -. o6Aud?. - -.llt wait Siesided by Ed- c '' . so d josood o mmy / May, is which Mr. Betaht Pill "s l ee t *" TH ENEXIof K IN ter any) of CHRISTIAN ward *retie, u ~ •i ~ by aids-omit, dated 23d shno'd be in se wire in- and their presenee at the matelisge uprooted by the Rer•ci 44.114.14444 t Ur di.turbeel by soy botiop or other Pees", Dram for the promotiou of the isofortmit object oi tbolsociery a atm On* Botrf. *stilled , " The King sad sh• emi ' mula n HANCE, late betas/06K to the Mereltstro.ribip Cyrus, •Jetotary, lelle. opus, amount of rialtos, the paid charity, or . you account _that a o tsomitia , iole the scctotarea, Inc uoak if c‘m. , OM 0 1 61 001 had OMPlefer- ° •• = t ll4 Feentb teems t h e Hltr e ,Mresed, by applying to Mr. Owen, Nu. 3, Bell-yard, (The wham "midst* it aqiitetween Edward Strode, of or pref.-rif e of toy soiduie or curium fur I.4lnifiLlC mu. Prayer, gild Ts4C44 taste tom the geoegiue spits., awl loathe orsonepultubileb tbo Growl lloster of Ike Cltrampiss : Illhattore Cslamdatt, Way hem Of esemelholse to their 14 ' the I l le s e Part ; ibler'll Nand mamas Irrasl ia sa a ac Jou, cho, , ,t.bte area or gifts, or a ny o d., ~L y s L., alter inculcating the saada Its-rated tioittior• of the terrsosl. • 1 . .I Ti conclude with (18th dam) a aim Fa heatt tatted, . theft. • . ;.1 , . of the 'record port; J . rank Moe ellterm ir the third ;„ that hil , gift, of change ll* tr""e fr""' what was thereb y could suit experiewer • noire sensible atortieration sham LA . . !MONSIEUR TONSON. t l'• --. ' • part I media", dist die iiii l h k es t i a ttee Ildc 'Y sppoinicii, that them and in outdo vote, as +ell as Isis do. fr o i ,b„ 1, ,„ some t ottecees , the Rural Deno remit iAisec • . The Priettipd Comecon by Mowers. Cooper, Bernenv 4 . * • .gar,"ri• 11,ET. BED LIOMSQUARS. .1 Tame, Glade s , W. M. Williams Meredith, Vials & Wris e sz.. Lai.. Uri a 4.4.,. ci..ef oars. 8888.88i bed. 4 jediai lkur .... bel " k erit, . . f i e kilo. _a mipato, , meal rt . d elar eea l g LI elaratirra uf treat isauckiog the aforesaid houses thereat con- t h e ch.,,,, a low D„,,,, to 04 i , "3, active „ et iv , he tamed, eis also the aforesaid earl reef of 241. igld all fo• - remotion of those Sorisiii v, o f to edema the moonier ;04 r , • : knight, Miss lhaillsow, and Mn . Bland. sarimmis, amOM (PROM Iles• was also medesod), miaerymt . . . and Try,.tees of the Bedford Chemise no a RE- TN Deem II be mooed it Ms o'Cleek, arid the Per- PAIRING LEASE, for • Terra of TWit:Ty Two " lig " 1111 " 6.1 . 12 lid lierrdilarainits there. erreltemd t utile the said Richard Mgrushell mid Thomas -ireiplemem, sod fatter deter eumine penes for nou.paymetit thereof shiould I s 'that the deqootss oho b etrays . .. acts o omos a cease, determiue, rad be emit i an d tw o al o , sod in iiti b feeling fur what he awes to his roam chareelro. seta to lois Someone to awls at styes. . ' . . TEARS and I HALF, fr o m Clifio44l4l 44141 A HOUSE, . ease die said ftivr-huusee nutter cue nod elsoMil remain isnln storied mufrodon, must ramie, In have h.....f1e br.kahs 1., '• i t Weir heirs, to tie nee of Edward Strode, foe his life tad hie heirs and odigus diarberged of the said frost ; sod the me M fore hi. brrthro uat Ike reetatwo, • nli ilie stioaDa be k Bram Ye ; Secood Price. 3s. B•lcedrille Si. eg. :. se., , . No. 28, EAST.STREET, R6l) LION-SQUARE. after his ilecesse to the Wont, that ilisoidel,lphsrlitede sad Pries, 20 .--Goleris 21 . ; &col" CT , 1 "• PP" ‘ 441. . Protons dosiron• of 'skittle the same, are to moil iu Pro -said yearly relit of 241. 'hamlet sink and be merged 114 Ihr ... 0 i„ stly deserves kepi Ts: ; Stem& Prirr,l4. * " .peeels in writing, foaled •p, to the Receiver Mr. Gritobed , e isa t i te a i s o it t : t hi o d f la tt k ie e pe l t " ma . .t . 7 t e h e arrin eese ra tt l a e sed rni a ' o r e t te o r aha m tat ' l l estate mud piessiisto charged the r ewith ; er e s h o ok, go unto r Our molted moLitnremitted exerons iii orimeritino Ilw•e I ' • i 1 • Oa Maud* , ' Gee s Geeslin Doval-- • -with The Conmation—sod ot, Great Kodellstreet, Bloornabury, on or before Hie 10th , k . ~..0 .... Hi and the trustees thereof, their heir and ',sires, alsooid $l4l/64 D o , es „, i societies aro at pie..., ii , , ~,,,.. , N ,,,,.„„ m „ ty rail. lisoiloot it•roo. • day of motte.o,,r ties'. th ' - on — th W oo ' s "'" . nu T a l y e : th lb id e aci ll i t : Frit/a l ai "! it e : e sa rl ah ee d ie " d asi : sod be seised of the same, and Wino-led therewith for the 5 .,1 lur , " the 0i1...0 arise of the Hibernian •ii„ aor ;amoral t A: Km Cease* is in reheereal. - • A Aeon of the Propueel slid a rortieular of the Repair, ms of distress a. were by the said hedeolare of wea „.. ap I. f th roat .it s ce;le,• . 4 sole and sal y beseet of the said Elisabeth Si, ode, her heirs hs, en ti re l y e s u rn ,„,„ e h, ass u , S . be seen on the Premiers, or at No fit, Great Rossell.street, ••• rem— and otoigns, that should he metiers of the sold 'osmoses mud as th e esairlishoolli or.. A.0..1 6 , ..-111.110. oleos- and appoiated, and as to fur mad euteretiting the said imesen- charged with the same. Awl h e did the re -by further order, erre it 'ekes plate through the comm.', has I;.r E... ......., 4 I IWRATRE•ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN. between the homy of Eleven and Three. ages lauds and bereditonstsits so cheered and chargeable as . that the junior of the said four poor alinsioes for the lime diaie object the increase of we member sir their moody tee, THIS EYEN)NG, WEDNESDAY, ()et. 17, - aformaid, from and after the decease of the arid Bdor.thrude, bng should lock and bolt the door ( eight he said stnabouses mu d t h e eat s -mime and p.m-metier rif their doctrines. will be performed , is four ams, the Opera of 1117 SA MS meat respectfully ouhmits Id Ow to the use of Elisabeth Strode, his eldest daughter, her , , THE EXILE. 7 • Nobility and Gentry the hollowing Terms of Sub- , heira and assigns forever, with • prowls, that to case the mid lot., tlle churchyard, every night•by o'clock, and ke.-p Th,. p u b lic c atedoi , eat E ss „,,, istioiis o the ~,,..„ „N ed the key 111 his Wiese, mid enlotk anal open th e said rear rouorchil oath the Assue.ati ))))) to which I wieh Ole Herd scription to his CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. I, Saint Ellzalieth, her heirs or &edema, or such other proses gad • ;, • ... Coma Ulrich (the Exile), Mr. F4/4141144 Goveroor of Si- persons to whom the premise, thereby released should for every (heroine by seven la's lochs; mid if he •hostl•I nettle" Deems to pay particular aitemiers. irs stale Joe prepsna- herM, Mr. W. Flores ; Baron A Ihroduff. Mr. Liston ; Cuomo lames • street, opposite the Palace:— . _ . su to du, for the Ent offence lee should forfeit his osek's hues for these esionitotouns. it .111 he o ne curry to coratoose- . MI - .. subirriben Pitlux 51 ' s"he Year t 31 ' 39' she Half -Y"r ' the tie " bete g iteh r g r el ' euht fm "' t ' me to time pity ee pay, 1.. whereof to 1, gives, to any one of the wirer Three ease utti „ he . I h et ti h ., ' otf i cia „ or foimate a s, to •I , i Calmar, Mr. Derelict; Darin, Mr. Tones ; Weimer), Mr. er 11.1 es. the Howes., me allowed i 1 1 2 Volit iw ot • Desist e e zZw i employ the d afewesaid r yearly rest of 241. to sa nd eti person sal Gorse; Smiths, Mi. Exweeit. The Emmet. Elizabet h, that shook! iuform of his neglect, sod threeproce a Mese to settle col, them at what Mine, awl in what plates the exa- m- 24 ot the country ; sad arc ited to t sie ” Thu n. a° II s a d " such us " ' mettle , P er p" ll . l as the other two; sod if he should reetelect a second time , their Mn. Failed; Katharine, Mrs. Teton:eat (tier fird • ace minatimis air to be heed. On 411 hesid, Mau, I Wipe to Ism most expensive docks in the Library. themmaster mentioned, that then and au omen the premises ea this stage); Alegina. Slim Foote. to he to um of the butom. am! south** choseir 11. hi. Wfurnped, if any nistiater Neglects so prepare the seitd.en of Suiracribeis •paying 4/. 4a, the Year ; 2/. lts. ed. tbe Half- thereby released •od confirmed, should nut Ire liabk to soy The Grand Puddle Entry of the Empress Elisebeth; and room; and if an of the HMI four poor old tarsi .C o uld his parudi (or ebe examinainak, or •baeola inenswlt from is, lad to it Volumes entry or fur sods rent charge. It is s i re tow that l'i ; dee 'littering' a the Cathedral of Stescow, in which the Year; "r It lie:63. coo Q'tarlerr ry. c a l ru di eu ng t" New Publican bested Edward St rode , did by the mid indeatere io re. lose or break the key, Mal the dyer cued , ' nut b i t , lucked ~,, hosscser i „,,,. ritiiire it ..y a p pea ,t o b e, I i , ni gii....ii it. cartoNATiori of ELIZABETH is performed by ' the I la n t i V n ac ' t o a r vo M ar s d n a th aaeri c .. o "" s i a . e .7 8 - t . • _ " &old .• • • •ea aforesaid, he or they ro losing or breaking ' e motor eital, declare that tne mod Ed war d e, ass sews arm twee some have dour. Grad Patriarch, mid bit eatieting Digulteries. are to boy a nor key. or mend the old ewe, ou t of ins The last object coonftled with the Association ratoich I .', i: subscribers 1 01 7'°2 a 32 . the Year; 41 . 4.- Ore Italritar ; assigns, were sad should be fur ever eeisell of the said free Or their weekly par ; and if the said door should be lett have particularly to recrountrod to you is Or bedding of •0 li (- After whkh will be revived the Farce of or 11.0 s. the dearter, are allowed 6 Volumes in tuwa, and house,, with the appurteuseces, in trust for four pour old absrp; Mr. mi..o„ TH ws E ; L o Y a l y t iss. G VA M L E. ET H . orreimw ; l , ustier i lLin i o t f he N c e o w l I li t t i cy :k b o ut are toot riddled to the immediate Fe- men professing the Protestant roligiets, therein to be fur unlocked, or tie' opened MI afoiessiri, and Inoue of the skier school house, and toe csishiisintie cehusik. The foods ot poor old men inform thereof, 'Wu if any other person t h e di vots , „f the tsasiciotho; tor thew too ., eioeutial pot .. 0 • ,• , ever placed; and that the same were' intended and should *Weald iuforin thereof to tbe person that was to pay the i lam happy to . Whirls no are now cousaderable • an d Donk. Mr. Criourptori ; Dick, Mr. Atkins ; Belo Tripprt, Pannilica staying in town for • • few days ems be arC44.11110- for ever remain fur the separate habitation end convenience mid weekly allowance be or she so informant should have lis. rile acting uteri, of the A. 6 7444. 1 .4111441 are dem •of f:feiy. Mr. Panto.. Nelms*, .him licaufsaal I Eats! Pr', Mrs- d a t e d o i l ', the p er u sa l of Mork" by kiwis( &deposit of lie of tile said four poor men. And it was thereby declared,k l LIAM'. value of the kooks. that the said yearly rest charge of 241. per mieurn, should out of the weekly pay for time work, of the penmen awl per. ing app! Ica liens from ever duce iii wln the evade' WISP they { The PU4111413 arm respectfully infointeri, that this Theatre • e s Voiliag Cards neatly sagnivird. after the death of the raid Edw Strode be for even employed, sons no (Imo time to time offeuslior. And because old met. rrliore Call he C0U1141441 1 441144. Mr. O'Connor. of tbs.' issitig the nicenthise been entirely re-painted, and newly de- . and laid out for the'elothing, sestsioiag sad otaintai•iag the could not so **II provide for 'locomotives as trustees, be did diocese, one of tire Secretaries, will gem every armoury io. fiereestiou ton the subject, mid this I lope )4•411 will C4/410111U., 1 ' mated sod embeilighed throughout. said four pee old mew, Sid for the repairing sod soppurting thereby soder and allow, that if say of the said him look old • men who were thought et to he placed in the said four ukase to doe revere! iocutulemts. A Private Sox may be lad fur the season, or nightly, of - the said Nor hoarse, god otherwise in suck msaner as was lam , ' .• i • bad torte, that their wives might dwell with thew The part re shall all have 54 « act in this most ineportent 'S .• Mr. Brandonott the Box-01Sce. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. thereiNann directed sa d entered. Aid the "" 1 FA* " in their tespectire houses as long as the wee should liver heatich of our duty, will require no love proftrare sod dna". 1 . Bates, 'b.; Second Price, 32.611.—Pit, 3s. ft.l. ; Secood _____,,..... Steak, did thereby order sod appoint, that the eoVer"- Prin. la.—Gratiery, • 210. ,;" Stmoid Price, le.—U p per Gal- Whitehall, October 16, HMI. , in g, ordering, • Dostinedos • soil elediate, of the said and nu longer, but no child of childr e n en wog as the unfree lion , th an zeal. - el'e shall have to expect opposnino fowl the P Ito emu Catholic Clerg y , wha, in t a r character of dimmers -, , key, ls.; 444414.1441 Price, ed. __, were livieg ; ■ •ud if se one of them had uu wife to bet • A dispatch has this inurniug been received by four pour old men, should h,4 u ag t o the said Edioluu edema , of after the deade'of their wives, he did tberetry order o f the Gealtel e. nuatherst•itse all trailing or one of units+ •I, , The Pours will he opened at Half past Silt o'Clock, and ss sad allow that curio-we moo s e lake curb one momma Chad. AfrOMpanird with notes and eaplstrati tttt a, %hick woke onto's. the Play begin at Sever. i mcount Sidiriouth . from the Mar q ue . of London- Strode during his life, and after his decease ,. to the mid , Ielt• i 's • d enr y . d ate d H at ,„„, „ o, t hh et . 9 , a ___,,,l i mb ue th a t reheat Strode, her heirs and assigns, t h at s hould fro m tome if lb , had tiny, and an more to b .. wish them; but i f o „, y 4,,,a G.,. I sad out that of 1 . r I. Asa a , * and Erato/grit-os t ~. Plates for the Buses to be taken of Mr. Braalloo, at the l, to tame be owners of the premiums, charged with the said had y bald doll to t ' ohe to live with them any one i P' ' t' . , from if), Settariauto sod Sere-rifle who 4U rotratiodenie Spew. Berrosilkee, lliset.street, from Tv. till Four. Ille King ortivett nt clout city on the precedin n ; day, year rest chore, of trlf. And that all sad every man sod Ue . • M4l) C • ' a J. I ' • ' • • 1 ' at three p.m. iu good health; and had been received moor that thould at **Y "le Iher' *air b e teret ttt_ rd i, eed Went be ug that there *mad teat de sober ancient nsit• about 50 yea" lildi so *at u" •r. fi Iles, aroxiliaty to lite Hibernian Bibk stool, have, s• I beer, above too to sire i i i- •Irrody obotivrd, for dark objets the ierresse ol the orondwt NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET • by tofu 1 - liiiiriverum subjeete, en hitt MojeslY's •p- - alerted tel Milahlt. sod *honk' be placed l'tiol/,'" til t •••',...._ • sweet the said four booma-Sairthst at May ewe Ouse; " 41 ' of their Wee sod the estemisto of theft Awn lierairious ; TENS EVENING. WEDNESDAY• Oct. 17, p roach to the Capital end throng - bola the jtmrrtey• Nair wash: or b° any lea ' s elate " ‘ 4 " , """' the e- '" - when the man shotild die, the. other to depart the beast. doctrine" ; and ir o ns the liberalised o pinions and r, sinew, tit, • 1 • melt he perform& the Opera of with the utmost demotsstratious of joy and attach- rity therein esentio•ed, should beau hoses( poor old mos of the •age of 80 ■ years Of upward., that had bleed is the said mot deliver up the key thrieuf to him ur her that should of specs' Is t i rti, who, he feCUIICiIe then he h,... ain't tt that _hose tht . diatiming of Ow said fuer houses. and Plating ill of unhappily distiact this country. tecomnrend thetommat V tai.. . • . NOB ROY MACGREGOR. silent. • OA.. 0,........i......5. iIL .......... aa - w---. 12.L1...i.4. n.L.1.1: swish of Meatus' Mallet at lead 20 years. mud had nut at seed ti . sits, Mr. b.._ of arratuffh Mrs. elm* ~. 1