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tt and, nit t Wel-, will play duriatir the *bale of the . Ball RllllllO. i)jors to opt; at Tep o'Cloek.—Sapper at One. Ticket ~to include Supper,. Wint, and itefrOlsmroiss One Omura each, to he had nt Mr. Milifard't MasqAerade Ware. house, Little Brook-street, Hanover-snare; Fentatts's pion. Strand; Mr. Wheatstone's Music Warehouse, pall-Malts' Mr. Thresher's Masquerade Warehonte, Pantsn•street, Hay mar', • . Mr. Lay's I)ittn, South Mahon-street t Mr. Solomon ' s I) it... siew-street, Coyent-.unlen ; Mr. Bealby's Ditto, 45, Orford-street; Of Messrs. rlententi and Co. Cheapside ; Mr. I.ber,, Old Bond-street; Mr. Betts, Royal Exchanges and or r. Slade; to the Rooms. CO' Orestes to he had at Ilte Roams, as usual. SPRIVt; CATTLK !LORD SOMERVILLE'S EXHIBITION of CATTLE, SHEEP, CLOTHS. &t. will be held. an SIONDA y, the Ist. and TU ESD AY. the 2d of March next. st SADLER'S REPOSITORY, Goswell-dreet. Smithfield. The favourahle light in which it has been regarded by the Pub lic, and the emulation which it has &mite& have induced Lord swirville to extend the Show, h)'llldatinuing the several new Premiums. TO SURVEYORS, BUILDERS, AND VIE TII.AtAi IN GENERAL. lOHN FERGCSON, MANUFACTURER of COMPOSITION, FAN and SK Y-LIGHTS, Sashes, Book-Case nod Snop Doors, Chant and Gothic Windows, cr-en and Hot-house Lights ; also Unshorn Lights fur Halls, Pat age., or Doom, node to any size or pattern. N. B. Geotletnen,Surveyots, and Builders' Orders executed an the shortest notice told lowed terms, at the Factory, No. 3, Merlites-place, Spit-fields. F - (or continuing. various - -.. nttedinns _ the poor I. the chkf manufacturing districts, uad of the present inadequacy of their finances for doing so, this Meeting do earnestly recom mend an immediate further Subscription in aid of-the *Fundi of this Institution. That his Royal Highness the Duke of Rent be requested to accept the cmdial/Thanks of this Meeting for his able and non descendingeohdalt in the Chair, nod for his cloth:Ned attention to promote the object of this Institution. The following further Subscriptions were inwiediately mode : The Uuke of York - iG..O 0 Win. Allen, Esq. £lO 10 The Duke'nr Kent o 0 0 M. Peter Laurie, Eq. 2 2 The'Diike of Cambridge 50 0 Messrs. Peilatt i and Green 2t) 0 An unkasiwn Friend, by W. Leider, Iraq, • ti 0 the Duke of Cambridge 50 0 R. Thompson, Esq. 50 0 1 The Duke of Rutland 50 0 J. P. Smith, Esq. 2 a TheArchb.of Canterbury 50 0 Messrs. Boldock and Hales 0 Samuel Whitbread, Esq. 50 0 Lord Gambier JO 0 Wet. Wilberforce. Esq. .59 0 J. Brickwood, jun. Esq. 50 1 1 The Bishop of Durham 50 0 Thos. Smith, Da. 0, Sir Thos. Bernard, Bart. 50 0 Messrs. Christian and Son 5 5 Sir Thos. Bariog, Bart. 50 0 M. Martin, Esq. • 1 1 Messrs. Hoares 50 0 Lord Aslno 10 0 John Egerton,EN. M.P. 50 0 I Mr. Clement. 1' 1 William Hale, Esq. 19 0 S. Martina, Esq. 10 10 Z. klaeaulay, Esq. 10 0 Rich. Taylor, Esq. 9 2 John Min 'fork , Esq. his Lord Eardley 20 0 Clerks and Warehouse- Wm. Price, Esq. 5 5 sues 50 0 Dwill P. Waits SO 0 Thos. Burgoyne, Esq. 10 O,J. J. An,gentein. Esq. 50 0 Wm. 31'.oitliick,Esq. .20 0; J. Angersieht, Esq. 23 0 Thos. Howcroft, Esq. 20 0 Rev. Mr. Towers 2 0 Rt. Hon: J. Villiers 25 0 Mr. Chambers 5 0 Ed M 0 ward W. Bootle, Esq. W. G. Carter 10 0 W. G. CARTER, Secretary. Subscriptinps are received at the following Bankers in Lon shin: Messrs. Birch ,end Chambers; Bosanmiet and Co.; Coutts and Co.; Down, Thornton , and Free; Drummonds and Co. ; Hamroersleys and Co.; Mulkey and Co.; Hoare and Co.; Marked, Ransoai, and Co.; Paxton., Cockerell, Trail, and Co.; Smith, Payne, and Smith. . It is requested shot ally .consiounications so the. 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A COMPLETE DICTIONARY of MUSIC, *explain ing ail the Terms used in the Theosy anti Prattler of that science. and serving PO an Illustration of M u'ic in all its branched; Ands, a C A souks to every Plano-Forte. By T. Rushy, M. I). ! Pelmet for RTCRARD PRILLLPS, end sold by limiter, Nu. 1, Paterauster•row. , ) , . . , , ~ . . . ..., . , . • --• • • - . 1 le.firarltilirel , • , . .. , ..4 . . • • - :-....` •- . • .• ' ' '' • .'ql I t ' .. , . ... • .. • - . • ..4• 1 4 . • 4. It . .. , . • • , , . - • • • , • X • instiet i*, , s •: ' • *.• 3 . 4 ' • ' 7 er.. • • ..- 44,. . . r• -- 2 .• , .7 •': .• - . .........„ .0.., . %.% . s . ••• i, fats .-- ..c . :f ' • - . , • . • . . . • kl- . 4v:.- M- . ‘l4 ' • • . p • . •••., • . .. • • .. )./ .0 4, . - . . t• ' "'• f". .. .. • . i .. • , . . • . ' Ilisad .9l r • - t . ' ••• . ' - • ' • - - 1." ! , 04 , 1 , 54 '.f ... , • .. . . • -. _ .• 4 •(. • • . . \ • . 4 , C. . 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MONS in the last Session of the late Perimmess, relative tn. the ADJUSTMENT Of the CLAIMS of the ROMABAIr HONEST THIEVES. Ls Royal Ilighoess the Mike el BENT ; is the Chair. Ptiotell for Lettenum, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Broten % Pa- 0 THOtsICS, CONSIDERED. " • • , • rs - e Doo '. • t be eproed _at half past See o'clock , t o bed by his R o yal Iliehness the Duke ni Caesbrid i ge, larisalier-row. Lendani Masters mud Miller, nod A. Coe. •, By Sir OKOftGi BOWYER. • Bars. If..P. • - t half past six. . 611 seensi Tas of Canterbury. Lards Gembier, Teigeesepli e MIMS and-Co. Edinburgh. - Oxford: Pu Wished foe J. Parker ; and sold by hatched and '11.1e., Is.; Second Price b. 6d.-Pit, Si. •t • . Aston :111c. ate. ' , ... q..-Lower o w n er' , Ir.; .sec o od Price, 11 1.-UPPlfe .It wesilueseesiy Resolved, That the Report of the, aim '• • 1 In Roved 18mO. ;nice ss . sewed. , Rivitoinors, London. . . . -1,..; -Second Price. 1541. .•• r,, , • MMewer rend, be received and circulated. A BIOGRAPHICAL LIST of the lIOIJSE of ESTABLISHED SCROOL-BOOKS. le 'pears to this Meeting. that netwithatandleg the 13. COMMOitik elected in October. 1612. All the under-mentioned Books kre now in established wain - - THEATRE-ROYAL, fOYENT,GAItDEN. I Wier which, darn,: the pre i ripg year. has hero 11 - - Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, BEES. ORME, rind malty of the most respectable Schools in the Uoited Bing- -11 HIS present EVENING ) Feb. 'lO, still , mid judicinietly afforded to ei ereat pans ur the King. .BROWN. Potenwiteer-row; ; and at - the British Oullety. 54, d a i r . i .n 4i,a f i r s :heir iritisic o mertts r • they , ere, phi: ab1y, 4 71# 4 7! dem, amithe revived of s cone breathes at trae, t h e distress of N ew s we g_ wreet . • ) th ey , lee s 6 he performed. : • , seseeni of the manufneturia4 , districts is 081 se pressing as in • lion, by. their pins..ticoi etdity, their . completeness. three . IN a few dovs will he publi.heil. ISAIIELLA. relpiirea.general co-operation of their fellow•sebjects in their HISTORICAL SKETCHES of POLITICS and PUBLIC iim P lien,. • thnir Panel 8681/ I ntinn t" the P af f insla 41. teachin g" To which will headed, •• . te n e t t• 61616, kr the year 181'4 to be ennui. nest ntituntily. end, finally, by limit economy of time end export. . POOH. VULCAN. That the cordial Thanks of this Meetheit be gimes* the Cu,.. - - ----,---, 1. r a Mig LONDON PRIMER .• •or First Book attire for their judicious, zealous, andwetimextrtiens, in pro- to post live. price is. nAirit. i / .A. for Chji:irest at the earliest Age: mesh's :won 1.. - - --- - - _IVES el MARCUS VA LliFttliS MESSALA teadrtiest to Mayor's nod tbe carious mom. Eogti4ii threlliog. GRAND MASOODRADE. F r i en d, . and rettitented to continue skein. ' .0 j. end • TITUS POAIPONdUt ATTICUSS , Beekt. . 7. lit. SLIDE respeqfupy i;:formk We. 01 \,, . . t 'll ..:Nttle Public, that Ana Milt- be St Ileum- 0 • , I .7E ik " 6 are rdi h e" tum " . % wvlbe lb's* et ie r r u ' ut eisimbt Lion of Cornelia Nepos. with NOW. 11114 • • • .. '•-• • • By Iit.".PRI,HAIL • , • 4.- kV "Kelt latekled ; as Aerosol:44 ,4;e s leepitleerldesketlblent wide' andrlllledsed Wood - Cuts, price • gstAtn, et the A80V1.11.-BOOMS,on MOW OILY w k e 4 ihowbolomi wit 76 aisiFt: .04, Fiv e first Cesar& ~ • - t .••,.. ' reireel:ii Brit yitper I ; :or ; VA. • with ,. .. strong:* /At IA hrszry i`i... ISIS. .____ iCet lailithiriii 4 preteming end ch-operntitic with Local ale • . .. )15, rbe ar,v. EuwARI) Braw te l t., •. 1 ., k .... . ~, -.. . . : The above eieennt end gpatitllS Rearm have recently 'tern ' Thaw- althea , and 4°6114% the general aI PP I Y 4,Earellll," eat en: of the Translation of the Lib of Apollomes of Tient:. 2. IHE ifrAsErres CATECIIIsM of the FIRST colic. • . . , ' ter"' Y carted and winnow contain onward , of 0 ed iiitrodeetlea•nf EMI 60.i:wed of the letpettorwe of p o w. Led Mr •11.0NGM AN HURST mid Peg sons. Ming il.e.Committee lo p with their sucemsful exertions ster•rew ; and at the British Gallery, 54, Cow's Band, and a Band of Pandeant, for Country Deuces • , for this object ; sad sensible of the necessity which still exists BROWN. P ' ''' " '' - der ten years old; illustrated by a Clock Foc-e. with'esoving Hoods, and othrr Cuts of : important objects. 11y Mare. Pei- .., I il,-.0., .111 Mika dodo, the whole of the Evevirg in the i (pr continuing their variests benevolent +mollifies to the poor le New Bold-street . Price it, • J 'Uhl n • PLATE GLASS COMPANY. • r HE Public are informed, that a large Assort meat of PLATF..GLASS now on SALE, at flied Pikes hv Mr...e.LEXANDIcit BLACK, at the Company's WeseehariegAL II lON- PLA CI‘,BLACK FRIA RS.Blt I Ltr:E„ of a hoe colour, superior brilliancy, and of cartons dimensions, from 13.1nehes to I 44ineises ist.length, and trims 10 to n inches in breadth; nlsa Convex and Concave Mirrors, from it to 96 inches in diaineter. And the 'dine assortment maw be hid for Cointry Orders, by addressing Letters to Mr. William Faster, at the Manufactory, Raven cad, near Present, LanatAire.. From the great improvement made of Lite yeirs in this Maau. factory, n is now allowed that the Company's Plates ate equal la their brilliancy, and hate as few imperfections , compared. with any Foreign Glass that ewer was imported. BOOTS AND SHOES. R'WILLIS respectfully informs his Friends and s the Poblie sngeneralonat he has now, and will have eiinmantly on sale, an extensive and elegaut ;martin, nt of the above tirticles,whiCh may be had, for ready mossy, at very low prices. Agreat variety of 'Gentlemen's Hessian, Jockey, and Military. Booty; Drees, Walking, and gnawing, shoes, manu factured with the very best inaterials t and inishot in a sup. rior style of workmanship; also Ladies Sews, Velvet, Leather, and al: kinds of. Fancy Bents, together with a large stork of Shoes of every description, of the very best gmtlity, and new estfashiuts; Boys, (ills, and Childreieslhoes; Gaiter; is, va rious sort", in Leather, Jean, Ololb, &e. ; Med By if!, c o . Inches, Lao Aoet t fte. in great "Variety. Merchant" and Captains may be supplied on the no tice, and on very tultantageoos terms. The Country Business carried , an, as usual, No. 4e, Fish street-hill, pear the Monument. thetProns, the Third Edition of the celebrated StAT EM ENT of the PENAL LAWS which AGGRIEVE the CATHOLICS of IRELANI)—at the reduced price of bs. only. " This Rook is the work of a classical mind—of a cultivnted intellect—nbointibig with most accurate information, correct taste, and elegant style. " It is the labour of a man net likely to be carried away by intemperate heat—all adrnihibly written— inforrnation—elarsicrst unte--every thing showing the Gen veiling and the Scholar."—[Speech of the Solicitor.Getwral. Boon!, upon the Trial of Mr. Hugh Fitzpatrick, Feb. 6,1613.] rw 'narked fretrainrsa of the Duke of Richmond's Adam* 'Altmann, and tke Public Yates of the Catholics of 'rebind, conna in stamping" Truth" upon this valuable Work. It has been sought to suppress it t hat haw can a Rook be suppressed, which It is the interest of every men to rend ? Intolerance has attempted to answer it, but has failed. It next resorts to fraud. It fahrleafes 14 clumsy forgery of the " Statement," and labours for its currency thritughout kngland. The Irish Attorney-General (Saurin) shrinks from argument, and finds it less difficult to prosecute the Printer tint° to under take rational diseussion—he becomes nn unwilling instrument in the Mind isf Providenre, forbringing the truth to' light. The fearless testimony of Burr o wes Campbell, Esq. upon the Trial, disrlioes the truly " tragical instance ' of the unhappy Barry, far exceeding the tempm ate allusion in the " btatemeut"—and loudly crying for explanation in Park:anent. A public challenge, by Mr. Scully, to a fair investigation, is as •ridhatilv evaded by Mr. Saurin. .Let the public deduce the natural inference from this evasion. Ali c - rornuoicatiens (forthisl'hird Edition) may he addressed, girder rover, to the Author, NO. 4, Clpel-,trees, GENUINE SPERM AND OTHER LAMP OILS. per Gale h per Cal. Greuine Sperm Oil Ss. 6d. 1 Pale Seal Oil 4s. 6(1. I dual Burmag Oil 7s. 6d. Pale Slalibel% Oil 4s. tid. Unable Reda. d Oil 60. PaleWhaleOil for Live r Oil ss. 611. pool & comatoeLamps Ss. 9d. 1 &e. &c. &c. jIPTON and Co. Oilmen and Colour Manufne wen, No, 41, London, Watll , and Kennet Wharf. most frrpeetioll3 i.Tionotend the above Oils to the N u bility , Gentry. and the Public is general. 'Pile Sperm Oil in 'particular they can offer for all superior purposes, ns they pledge themselves to sell it genuine. and in proof of w Melo the% warroat it to burn at telattire with a brilliantand pure Same, without requiring the %huff and disagreeable attention, namely, raising the cotton or removing the crust from it, which mum alsvii,t he resorted to dui space of time, when the Oil is nut genoloe, itnpro pray prepared. or of anlaterior qualit% Upton and Ca. can, with oriprlety, assert, that their Sperm Oil tumid he exceeded in Means of 'panty nt any price, boa - ever Pighi nor do they daebt but weir other Oils, for general Pupates. will be fogad aridly deserving of notice, being all. phrorularly fine of their several kinds. (j Order., received 'ist . the Warehouse, 41, London Wall, where ilefebssits t Ahip,¢wifert. and the Trade APHeald. may W kg With` tmv quint 'ties of Oils and C,o wurl, dry or vowed, at the lowest wholesale prices. I • AT a 'respectable MEETING of the FRIENDS of CIVIL and RELIGIsfUS LIBERTY. resident at Harlow. in the County of Essex, and the Villages adjacent, held agreeably to public notice, February 11, ISM a i t the Green Ilan, Harlow, to " consiiier the propriety of petition ing the Legislature for a Repeal of ALL Penal Laws in mat ters of Relltiton," Mi. JOHN BARNARD in tile Chair. The following Resolutions proposed br-hic. B. Flower, and seconded by Mantas* Burgos tie r Esq. passed nnaeimously: Resorted, I. That to worship God agreeably to the dictates of conscience, unrestrained by human authoritl, is the natural and nottliinable Right of every rational creature, confirmed by the New Testament—the Grand Charter of Christianity. V. That we regard with extreme regret the existence on our Statute Book of Penal Laws respecting Religion, some of which, °Witt! th the increased liberality aloe times, are ton obnoxious to be executed, and ail manifestly inconsistent with the Rights iii Mepoof Britons, and of Christians. Ss Tim, as all the Right we claim, on the behalf of ourselves nod others, is Eligibility to Office, we do most earnestly en treat the Legislature to repeal all Penal Statutes in m fitters of Religion:; that the Sovereign may possess the constitutional ex ercise of his Prerogative, our Fellow-Citizens the due exercise of their Itiective Rights in the choice of Officers to places of public Um. ; and' that all daises of his Majesty's Subjects may be free.i from nay stigma on aerosol of their faith and mode of worship. nod may equally participate the benefits of the Con stitution. 4. Thai Petition.; 'e presented to both Houses of Parliament cooformilble to the above Res.riutiou.. Petitions drawn tip conformably to the above Resolutions, were then rend and agreed to—tinanimously. 5. That the Right Hon. Lord Holland be requested to present the Petition to the Hansel of Lords. 6. That Samuel Whitbread, Esl. be requested to present the Petition to the H yuse of Commons. 7. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. B. Flower fur the trouble he has taken in preparieig the above Resolotions and for the able, luminous, alidienerAette manner in which he h:ti recommesded them to the adoption of this Meet iiig. H. That these Resolutions be inserted in the STATESMA N, the Morning Chrouide, the County Chruuicle, and the Lisemtsford Chronicle. JOHN BARNARD, Chairman. Mr. Barnard having left the Chair, Resolved unanimou s ly, That the Thr.nks of the Meeting he t given to the Chairman for his proper acid impartial conduct. 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