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/1 7///1/ .41 ;Of/ No. 6,610. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY, February v, will be perfumed the Trliedy of MAE:BETH. _. . . Ponca". Mr. Powell s Malonlm,Mr. !Weever ; Macbeth, Mr. Kra , : r.Wallack ; flanqur., Mr. Pmre Kam, Mr. l'oJer. batty Macbeth. Mro. Bono; Hecate, Mr. U. Smith. To conclude with (HOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni. 3larlpnie Yu leas Leporello, Mr. Harley. . Squalling Fan. Miss Posey. - To-morrow, The Road to Ruin. On Wednesday, The Hypocrite: with lindoiska. On Thursday. rhilandeling ; with The Amnia of AU Work ; and Paul and Virginia. COrENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, February 9, will be performed CORTEZ; Or, TIIE CONQUEST OF MEXICO. Bowan& Cortes, Mr. Cooper; Sancho, Mr. Fawcett ; Mr. Chapman; Zocuvin, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Acacia, Mr. Peruses. Amasidl, Miss Paton. After which, THE POACHERS. Tlee principal Characters by MOOTS. C Jones, Blanchard, Jon* and O'Brian; Mesdames leach, Chatt OOPer, erley, and Vining; and Mimi Love. To conclude with the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND POOR RODIN; Or, THE IloltsE THAT JACK BUILT. MeMegaln, Mr. Eller; Pentainen, air. Bows Clown, Mr. J.S. Grimaldi. ColumbitiN Mrs.Vedy. To-morrow, Native Laud; ar. The Return from Slavery; with The Poachers. On Friday, John Bull. The Pantomime every evening until further notice. NEW SURREY TREATRE. The nen Melo- Drank d m Asian the Lion" has been crowned with complete suecesit will be repeated every Evening until flirthcr nutter. I' EVENING, MONDAY, February 9, will' he pertained AgLAN THE LION; tk. THE SEVEN TOWERS OF TEPELINI. Aldan, Mr. H. ketnble; Delreno Brion', Mr. Simpson; Max tor, Mr. Mild; Negour, Mr. Herring. &annuli, Miss Kimbell; %oldie, Miss Tullman. Longan, the Irish Champion, will certainly appear every night this week with his lkrnnd, Tom lileyneolds, when the (;rest Fight at Woreester will be illostrated. After which, A TEN PEAKS' BLINDER. Jack Ilispernl, Mr. Gollott ; Thad, Olilarney, Mr. Loveday. Lady Apes, Mrs. Younge ; Nose, Miss Goodwin. To conclude with THE tiA)IBLERS: or. " Murder, though it have no tongue, wiU speak With must neiracutloux organ." Places to be taken of Mr. Bonner, at the r.ew Ilos.office of the Theatre, and of whom may be had Private Boxes nightly; also free Admissions for the Season. 111011 A FUNL), Incituted cur the Relief of n■ Ihreayed 31embers, Wahmas, and I Irpitmin, (;:qicr the l'atronav of I lit Moat Ilracioun Majesty and the Royal Ham anti the Sultsrrihers to this Institntion nrc ropertfolly int4mcvl, that the A N NI ' A OW EMT for the BEN 1411' of the above Alt ITV, will take place on LVENING, MONDA V, at the English Opera House, •;rand. - - Leader. Mr. F. Calmer . • Conductor, Mr. Gmatorem The following eminent Perri..amen have already promised their ',stance : —Mho Paton, Min Povey Mini Vents, Mimi Willis, and 3lias M. Tree t Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Harm Mr. 'Ferrail, Mr. smith, Mr. Goulden, Mr. Atkins, and Mr. Saints; Signor Curium and Mail. Curioni. . . --.... A Concerto en the nap by Miss Sharp. A Solo on the Flute by Mr. Wridncr, his second public ap pearance in this country these twehs years. Variations on the Mandolin Lonastrtlo ton a Tens, composed be Rossini, with an at comp.snunent ter &full Orchestra), by Stigma. P. Virowt ati. Tickets may belted at the principal Music sl3ops, and Plates taken of Mr. Stephenson, at the linzoolcc. A PAVING TO TRE PUBLIC. - I 111.11 i WS SEAL and CiA)TH CAP MAKCPAC aI • Tt;RY, cARPRT RAO, and PORTMANVEAtt WARE/MUM, 131, et. ilartites-laae, Lotion tollogite the Church. This Advertisement will he found worthy the attention of (kn• tltoea Ruing abroad, Mitnagors of Schools, Public Institutions, and also of Private Families. Caps are much better for Itoys, being lighter and cheaper than Hats : an extemhe assurtmeur is Pleats kept, and may be had at the follimlni; low peices Nue flush Cares, bs.; Fur, 5a.; heat rich Wool Seal Nkia, ka. and lie ; 1.W1& am( blentkinen's best Seal Skin Tra velling Caps, at 75., and Ha. ; rich lantres, lie., 10s, and 12a. rape ('leaned, Altered, and Rep/drug!. Strong Blue bloreen liege, well lined, aml 6d.; C ar pet Bags, with patent row and brass Welt, Hs. Portmanteaus ma Trunks of nay di sruption. N.B. The Trade supplied teeny extent. DRINCES ('HLEBRAT,EI) RUSSIA 011. is now if so improved with an extra valuable Ingredient, thrutigh which tt Ina made it the greatest tire:wryer and pmmoter to the hair : if and constantly, not u hair will fall off or turn grry : it is such a merishm to the hair, that even if it has begun to sum grey, it will restore it to its natural colour by rubbing it frequently into the mots, as hundreds have experienced who have used It regularly. It sure to deer the scurf, from infancy to old age, and when dress. og with it, will always keep the head and hair i:Tuan and beauti ful, and in curl. Will surely remote the hair on bald places. if there is the least slips of roots t but if persons are bald,and the roots we entirely gone, fen against nature that any article can restore it; and if persons pretend to restore hair when the roots are gone, by my article whatever, it is a falsity. Persons who have begun to IM bald ought to he particular to use the Russia Oil daily, or at the Inuit every other day, as there must be a complaint In the scalp, which may go further, and ram off the hair entirely, if neglected. which has often been the case. Even Medical Gentlemen of the Illedleal 1611, who have analyaol Prince's Russia Oil, bare pub hnbrd in the" Gazette of Ifuelth," No. In, that the discovery is a neat credit to the proprietor, and Is superior to any other Oil fur *stair, and will do in eases of baldness and weak hair, what can featibly be done in strengthening and restoring it. The Medical fretitiOnen hare also anal vied another 11 1 1, which is daily puffed in Paper* as used by Lino:ors, Kings, 1/ukes, &c., anti have 7ablisheti in the , . tiarci te of Health," No. 12, that on examining ohe tecredients of this grand Oil, they find it contains only corn. ion oil, coloorei and perfumed; therekre, it cannot be compared t the Russia Oil as a nourisher to the hair. There are petty per. tuorrs, hair-dressers and others, who melt bullocks' fat, and put rt pots and perfum e i t , an d ta k e i n the public by pretending to 1 them Meant' Sheave ; but it is well known that Ileum' Grease is so harsh for the hair, and makes the hair turn grey and fall off he truth of this is well known to every one who kenos the Empe • Aletamier, as he lost his hair at an early age; and many per m rat destine inn in the North also lost their hair at an early age, `rough using Bears' grease. In short, in Russia, and other parts the North, where the Bears are, it is found from experience that rs' Grease is too harsh for the hair ; and whoever recommends to this country for the hair, must do It for imposition, or must vmerant of its injuring the hair; bat Prince's Pelein3ted Russia ILI iv mixed with the most nourishing oils in Europe, anti it is rat: like • je lly; and it is proved by every nee who has given it tor trial to be the only article that actually preserves and pro " the hair. It is no wonder that fouling and nentlemen have complained of to of the Ram is Oil not being of service to the hair, a they have end trot that unprincipled pennon have sold them counterfeits. ado and grntlenien will be particular, as impessors in (least Arl in. Franc.,, and different ports of the l'ontinent, have made the soot' the Counterfeit Russia Oil so much like the genuine, and nne, more to deceive falsely, hare printed on the counterfeit covers !Motional." or gennine Russia Oil," and some even are so althongh they know it is punishable, to put the original l ti rt'W . . name. Therefor, etirchasent should be eautOus, and ..ie it of the proprietor, or of respectable readers. for Prince*. Improved 11nasial NI. The ounce bottle, five shill. ' 7 '; ; a i irgr bottle, containing five ounces, one Pound. is a laving' by the sole proprietor, A. Prince, Poland-street, Oxford '.noiir the Pattiliroo br Mr. Smyth. perfumer to his ''"'n• New Itornl-stroet ; Messrs. Ilendrfe, Tichborne-atreet ; ' T•l:or , li:tont-street ; htiyre, ItS, Chearide.: Johnson, 118, Too. Royal Ext.hange ; and by moist principal perfumer ';,:erl • • ri•i..ler.. Rossi,, ' i,l has been improved with the extra ingredient yr .r l:!2, thrinigh which it will keep pleasant in tins or 4 ", • Several captains who have conic from the Con- Itr th a t w h en: •ver they landed merchandise they I ▪ lren asked if they hail wir of Prime's Russia ? therefore sill fled an advantage in ripen-ling it. AI erchants and ' l4l "` will te , eive a liberal allowance fur exportation. ', 7 1,M I 'v :Witt's% it on the 24th of November. 1814, before the it . '' t t"e of lit-don, as l'rince is the original I'mprietur in 2" + "n , r of tit- Bnssia (hi ; and therefore, if any pertf.iner. hair. dresser, or wit , one else In (heat Britain o r • , i i rNolory.sel/ an hi call e d litisinf ) ll , that is not l'rinee a. as they sell cotinterfrite to their customers. As jodtes an4l Gentlemen in the country bays been taken In by 111 - h ^,:l 4,l l. , 'Nons selling them Countcrliit Russia therefore " to have the genuine by sending a remittance to the °To, will be ferwartled immediately by mech. pad. ,e. of obbet. isikt. sae iilL me/ .1010 . ._ . . . ./ 7 Pet COW . • f ... ,- 7 /,' • A i r ~ •• ~ ;.' • r _ ...., . /dig/. • - 40...1....., .. ... t •:,. , \ . 1 1 -- - ' 14 7-0' • '2 9 2 /..) .._ ; -e..- t- ) /7.1 ,!../ / / A.44....—.i ' - " dr. i.: • . ''' . , ; . . .t 4- .: n' / ..-- -...• , • - . 0 , . • - . ~.--- + __.. +..lb e 4. • • 1: - .i •,,..14. : : - I ) . I . 4 1 Ilk '..1....• • .e'.. • • ~•• .. . . - rii I 4 rt,t,LL*AN ) ---, 4 *I v.v Alia . . 'lin . ....., , ' illiv - ' • ; ; . . t . 6 I • . ] 6 1 - ....wk -..di , . , .. . . . . 'mlimmimmonimmerimalift. L 4' • i .aftgl:,! IfICC 7(1. BOOKS ITBLISIIED. Et ROM SAT!: I,IY NIG HT* GAZE TTE. Whitehall, Feiretary 4, lete. • The King Ms been pleased So order a rove (dire to the Dear ard Chaplet of the Cathedral Church of Lichfield. empmeerirg them to dect a Bishop of the Set of Lichfield and Coventry, no,. vokl by the death of James Earl CArnivallle, late Bishop thereof: and his Majesty has also been pleased to recommend to tee esitt Dean and !hapter the Right Reverend }ohm++ tied Docile. Hem} Eydeci Lord lti.hop of Gloucester, to be by them elected Bishop of the said Sec of Lichfield and Coventry. , WAGeholl, Ft/re:wry 4, IReS. The King has been pleased to amithete and appoint the Riert Honourable Robert Viscount Melville, Knight of the Moat Ancient and Most Noble' Older of the Thistle: Sir William Johns...me live, Knight Commander of the Moat Honourable MiliTary the*. ..., the Bath. and Vice. Admiral of the Blue Squadron of him Mt. jc-sty's Fleet ; Sir George Cockburn, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Miluary Order of the Bath, and Vice.A4Miral of the Blue Squildron of his Illajoity'a Fleet; Sir Georg, Cleric, Bart.; and William Robert Keith Douglas, Esq. to be his Mil . jesV: Cemmissioneea fee executing the °Mee of High Admiral United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and the dominions, islands, and territories thereunto beorip,ing. • • • !foreign Ofre, Felartnep t, 1E24. .•• s • The King has been pleased to miipoint George R. Geticrery, Esq. Commissioner on the part of Ina Majesty. to residein wider the.7th article of the Convention concluded at ,hotrod, alt the 12ibsof Mitch, IRO, heft en Great Iloitain and Spain; for the settlement of the claims of lintlatt and Spat bh subjects. • • .. 4 * Wev-Olfee Feb_rvto 6, i nth. Roihnelit of Dragoon ;bawds —Owlish' John Rtepheneett tr be Major, by purchase, vice Fitzdarence, promoted,. • Pitt Regiment of Pent—Mxior Duncan M•Gregor. from WAY.. pay 711th foot, to be Major, rite Ni c holl s , a pp o inted-t• the . lfitl foot. • . 44th ditto—Brevet Major J. Chilton I. Carter to be Mijor, without purchase, vier GeV, deceased. 71st ditto—Lieutenant- nem! sir Gordon Drununond, (1.C.11. from the BRth foot, to be Colonel, vice General Dundas, deceased. 87th ditto—Majorlfenry Browne to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with ' out purchase. vice Miller, deceased. Brevet Major Henry C. Streattield to be Major. vice Browne. 1111th Regiment of fact--Lietattnant-General sir Henry Frederick Campbell, K.C.B. to be Colonel. vice Sir Gordon Drunansocd, ap pointed to the command of the 71st foot. • 96th ditto—Meier-General Joseph Fuller to be Colonel. Lieutenant-Colonel John Herries,from half-pay Will foot, to be Lieutenant-4'oloneL To be Majoes.-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George William Pity), from half-pa‘. Maim Thorne.. r4smutl Nicoll., from the al et foot. 111 f. at 011 t ArIDA --The commission of &Tett Lieutenant-Cala-el Robert., of the Intl foot, nit Lieutenant-Colonel in the Azov, has been antedated to 19th April, 19‘14. BANK RI,IPTCV SLUIERSEDED. R. 3funday, Roclicatcr. plumber and glazier. BA NKRITPTS. J. 3fee Lordship of Myton. Kingaton-upon-Hall, merchant. to ourrentkr, Feb. 14, IR, and March ZO, at eleven. at the George ban, Kinspoort-upomflull. Solicitors, Moore. Willis, Watson, Reeler, and Willis, Tuken-botismyard; and Mr. Wm. Wooley, (lull. W. Broadbent, llnddersfield, Yorkshire, woe stapler, Feb. 11. 12, and March 20, at tleven, at the Office of Meagre. Whitehead and Rohins.m. soli c ito r , Huddersfield. rkilicitors, Messes. Clarke, Richards, and Mtdealf, Chnneery.lane; and Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson, Huddersfield. T. Pearson, Herringtheirpe, WMpton. Yorkshire, miller, Feb, 2.', 20, and March 20, at eleven,.. at the College Inn. Itotherber , Yorkshire. Solicitors. Mews. Wigbsaworth and Ridadale, ()ray's Inn; and Mr. Nichol*on, Wath.upon-llearne, near Rotherham. R. T. Diets. Orchard*, llosbury, Herefordshire. manatee. Feb. 12. 13, and March 29, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Stifferd'w. bridge, Cradle,'. Solicitors, Mr. R. Phelps, 'Abut, ; and Mr. Beverley, Middle Temple. A.tiolowson, Clare-court and Ihury..lane, tailor, Feb. 19. 21 . and March 20, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. T. bake,liCri*eaton:etreet. S. Hobley, Jaram-sneet, Covent- garden, baot-maker t Feb. 14, 24, and March 20, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitan, MearsPerkins and Frampton, Holborn-cou rt , Grey's inn. T. Wharton, Finsbury.place South, tailor, Feb. 14, 24, and March 20, at one, at the Bankrupts' Cour. "elicitor, Mr. C. AT• note, King's Anna-yard, (loktnan-street. R. Elie, Brood-street, *methane, Feb. 14, 21, and Meth 29, at tvelvc, at the, Bankrupts' C o u r t. Solicitors, Messrs. Smith and Lawfotd, Drapers'-hall, Throgmorton-steeet. E. Loader the younger, Wilson -street. Finsbery•square, up holsterer, Fcb. 11, 2t , at ten, and March 20, at eleven, at the BILL runts* Court. Solicitor, Mr. W. G. Theraites, Vittoria-plate, South Lambeth. M. W. Persent, St. James's Walk, Cl , rkeowell, table cloth marnifacturer, Fab. 17, 21,•arall March 20 , at tan, as the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Jackson, Garden -mutt, Temple. I). B. Pierce, Tottenham- ro ad,-rod, grocer, Feb. 14. 21, and Mane 20, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. W ig- Cloment's Inn. 111. Matthews and J. Hopkins, Rochester and Stroud, Ken', mid-Merchants ' Feb. 14, 24, and March 20, a t o ne , a t t h e Bank eupts' Cmlrt. Solicitor, Mr. Lesley. Cheapside. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 14. A. Sarvia, Sloane -street, Chelsea, upholsterer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Feb. 28. W Green, jun. Extemah-street, Clerkenwell, bur. monger, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 211. .1. James, Wouttatreet, Cheapside, tea-dealer, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 111. T. Bentley and E. A. Whyte, Fenchurch-street, dry miters, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 28. 11. Troughton, sen. and J. Troughton, Wood -street, Cheapside, and Overton, Hams, silkmen, at eleven, at the Bank rupts' Court. Feb. 28. F. Harris, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, dealer, t eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 28. (1. Children, Tunbridge, Kent, banker, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. March 11. It. P. Jones, Abergmenne, 51ontuouth, linemdraper, at one, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. March 10. W. Stream, Crewkerne, Somerset, linen-draper, at one, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Feb. 211. It. Ritchie and J. Rigsby, Deptford, brewers, at twelve, it the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 21. S. Wagstaff and T. Baylis, Kidderminster, carpet-rna nutacturers at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. March I. J. Ryeroft, Idle, York, cloth - manufacturer, at the Bull's Head Inn, Bradford, York. March 6. J. (Hirer, Broad-street, Golden-square, woollen-ths per, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 28. J. Smith, jun. Ranisgate, carpenter, at ten, at tke Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 211. J. Day, Fencliurch-buildings, merchant, at ten, at da Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 28. J. George, Park-street, Hanover.square, milliner, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 211. S. Goddard, Coenhill , map-seller, at twelve, at dm Bankrupts' Court. 3lareh 5. Al. H. Smith, Burslem, Stafford, draper, at eleven, at the Roe Buck Inn, Neweasde-under-Lyme. • Feb. 17. J. Young. and J. Deakiu, Sheffield, button-manufae turns, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, March I. C. Moss, Cheltenham, fishmonger, at eleven, at toe (ic , r Hotel, Cheltenham. Feb. 211. T. Brennand, Bresd•strect, Cheapside, warehousemap, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' toner. CEBT [FICA T a. 28. r, at eieven, C. Irving, Southampton, Khooimaster—G. Rowe. Grid Smith. stmt. Chek 4l 4 anrgron—W. R. Ruing, Liverpool, insurance broker—ll. Northam, Nosily, t4osnerset, tanner—J. Buchanan, Liverpool, insurance broker—E. Ingram. Castle -street, Beading, dress-maker—W. and J. Sparks, Frome Selwood, Somerset, gr,. cers—J. H. Worgan, Bedminster, Somerset, dealer In spirituous litU and C. tiritin, Skinner -street, Snow-hill, mercer* Wood, Barbican, oilman. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Jots!, E. S. ('urling, and E. Vouns Mill-wall. Poplar. rope. tnalsers--S. Oliver and S. Howes, N alworth-terrace, seminary. keeprrs--J. and T. Clegg, Oldham, Lancaster, lititArnantiliseturcrs l'handirr and Oldham Newland. (tarry and W. H. Kilbinton, 31incing-tane—G. Read and .1. Sheppce. Hitchin, Ilertford, dealers in roasted corn—J. Dravessnr. sen. Reading, weaver, and W. tirarenor, North-place. Lambeth, Surrey, hat-manufacturers--T. Allenby and T. Itlittle, esel-new. chants—L. Fletcher and J. L. (Hyde, Henley-upon-names, OW. ford, wine-nierchants--J. Han and E. Ansty, Southom Tom, dsos. makers—W. Peel and W. 11. Kipp'', Demo-aunt, ( and Illessett-street, lireenwieh, paper.liangers--11. Clxisles and W. Forbes, New Sloford. Lincoln, attorneys and 'sixteen—A- Itlonicley, S. Hutkr, and S. Lowe, Oldham. Lauctota, limas drapers--T. Hallam sod W. Stevens, Pantos-strut, silvervmi hs and platen.—H. T. Claridge and O. L. lkaa, New Bond-strett, boot and shoe-makers—E. Collins and P. Hearkon, Duke-saran. 3lanchester-square„ plumbers and glaziers—JL Needham and C. Plungin, limn-street, Blackfriars-mad, carmen— J. Andrews aid E. Thornton, ShrcirsburT, mattner.--R. Port srd J. Newton, I.:Arran. Wandsworth, calton.printers—l'. Plante, 11. Jolmano, and J. %%lilts, Cheat Bridge, and Old Force \Varar.svurka, Wesehrtha. wich, Stafford, iron -masters, as far as relates so Ike said Charles Baehr. The average price of Brown or II uscrovailo Sugar. compute-1 knit the returns made in the week ending the 4th of February. 111d4. is 325. kid. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of l'usss.nspaid or pay. able thereon on the importation thereof itito Grua L:ritain. Average price of t'orn from the Itetiime received in the Week ending Jan. 31, i:24. 11'heat. Baxley. Oats. I Itye. Bean!, Pam ti d. a. d. a. d. a. d. 62 1 33 6 23 7 44 1 38 7 67 11 1. LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9,182 t To Sall in the Month of March, 1821, 'UDR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, touching at MA ii the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A 1, burthen 7 11 ) Toot, SAM I TEI. O'WEN 111. C. S.), commander (late of the Providence), lying in the City Canal. For Freighter Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Coffee House ; to Meters. Rickards, ltlarkiotosh, and Co. Ilishopsgate-street-Within ; or to El/311'ND RE.ID, I, Riches -court, Lime-street. This Ship is fitted expressly for conveying Passengers, for whom the accommodation will be most commodious and extensive. To sail in the Aloath of March, 1f124. FOR BONI RA Y Direct, the fast- sa ili ng T ea k Shi p TRIUMPH, A. 1. a Constant Trader; THOMAS °RUN. Commander (of ate Hon. Company's Service, and late of the Ship liarkworth); burthen tiOU tons; lying in the City Canal. For Freight or Passage apply to C.apt., Green, at the Jerusalem Corree-house; to Messrs. Palmer, Wilson, and Co. King's Arms yard ;to Mr. Robert Taylor; or to EII3II'ND READ, I, Rielics-eourt, Lime.street. This Ship is fitted expressly for the Accommodation of Passengers. REFUGE FOR DESTITUTE. rprlE SEVENI'EENTII TIIE ANNIVERSARY DIN IL NFR of this NSTITI 'Tit SN will be at the City_of London Tavern, Rishopsgate.strect, on TII URSDA Y. the nth day of February instant ; His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President, in the Chair ; Treasurer, EDWARD FORSTER, Esq. llTEwming. Right lion. Earl of Tankervills Jobn Alasterman, Esq. Right lion. Ale. Justice Most Robert blilligan, Esq. Sir Geo. Robinson, Ilart.M.P. Francis Fayntor. Esq. George Robert Dawson, Esq. Thos. I lmner, Esq. Robert Giehens, Esq. George Oliver, Esq. Thos. Kingsbur7, Esq. Thomas Towle, Esq. George Loog b Esq. Benjamin Woolner, Esq. Inner on table digs s'Cluck preelasiyie - 'Tickets, ?As. each, may !what! of the Treasurer, Stewards, Com. mister, and secretary ; of the Collector, kb. A. Tenet. 7, (build. ford-place, Kennington-lane; the Superintendents, at the respec tive Establishments, in hackney-road and Helium ; and at the Bar of the Tavern. ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary. —...--- • SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OTPMEN — IItiCif 1, QED LION-SQUARE, FEBRUARY 7, Inc A T a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the XL SUBSCRIBERS to the above Society, held at the Free masons' Tavern this day, in consequence of certain articles affect. ing the Institution, which had appear e d In th e "Ti mes " N ews- M fheßight Ilon. WM. STURGES BOURNE, M.P. in th e Chair, A Report from the Board of Management having been read, It was moved by the Right lion. Lord Suffield, seconded by Robert J. Wilmot Horton, Esq., and resolved unanimously, "That the Report now read he received and approved; and that, in the opinion of this Meeting, the Charges preferred against the Management of this Society have und ergo n e , i n every pan, the moat complete refutation." It was moved by J. L. Goldsmid, Esq., seconded by Richard Twining, Esq., and resolved unanimously, " That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Board of Management, for their able, disinterested, and miceeseful exertions in promoting the important objects of this Institution." (Signed) " W. S. BOURNE, Chainniss." Upon the motion of Wm. Williams, Esq., #M.P., seconded by John Weyland, jun. Esq. V.P., it was resolved unanimously. " That the ennlial thanks of this Meeting b e prerated to the Right Hon. William Sturges lkiume, M.P.. &c. for his accep tance of, and impartial conduct in the Chair upon the present occasion. (Signed) " W. 11. BODKIN, lion. bee." •.• The Sixth Annual MeetinF will take place on Thom's,. the 4111. and the Anniversary l)inuer on Monday, tbs Bth of 3lsreh next. PUBLIC FESTIVAL, IN AID or THE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR k e gATIONAL MO\UMENTAL TESTI SIONIAL, TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE CHARLES DIBDIN. THE Stewards have the honour to announce , _ that a PUBLIC DINNER will take plaao on FRIDAY, Man* 5, ifett, at the Freemasons' Half, Great Queen -st reet . un d er t h e immediate pitirotsage of the Right Honourable the Earl of Ilarcourt, and upwsweh of silty Noblemen and Gentlemen t on which soca- Plioll the Musical 1/ironstone will ba supported by thirty RePartan, comprising the whole of the English vocalists, who will preform a considerable number of the mist admiral compositions, seleetgit entirely from rho works of the tate Charles Mittel, accompanied in some instances cm the very singular Piano.forte on which Mr. Debdin seed to perform at his public entertainments ; which in strument has been presented to the Committee of Management by Doctor Kitchener, to be deposed of fur the Benefit of the un dertaking. The Stewards hare the pleasure to communicate, that Admiral Air JOIEI'H Yoaer, K. It., &e. he. has kindly consented to ;snide. . . . A Band of Music will attend; a Model of the Monument will be exhibited. In the course of the evening the Professional gentlemen who have kindly volunteered their service* on the occasion, will, among other composition*, sing the following favourite songs:— " Lovely Nan, " Porte Jock," " Blow High, blow low," "Captain Wattle and Miss Roe," " Sheep Shearing," " Jack of Greenwich," " The Lase that Loves a Sailor." "6 The Old Com modore," " Ben Beekstay," " The Soldier's Adi eu ," " T rue Courage," '6 Tom Bowling, " "Advice," " The Ladies," " Coun try " The advantage of Toping," " The Village Clock," " Give round the Weed," 6' British War Song," &c. &e. STEW/INDIO, E. Kean, Esq. L.' Kimble, hkq. Dr. Kitchener Leyte, Esq. Mown L. Levy, Esq. Wm. Lindley, Esq. Mathews, Esq. I "harks Mills, Evq. Win. AI udford, Esq. Munden, I:sq. Philip Palmer, Esq. Parry, Esq. l'arry, jun. Esq. R. E. Pritchett, Esq. tyne, Esq. Benjamin [tonic, Esq. Sinclair, Esq. 0. Smith, Esq. J. Smith, Esq. J. Smith, jun. 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The Scheme contains Seven Prizes or 211,1101/1., and vim , Blank drawn the First I)ay will he put into the Wheel again and have a Second Chance, or the Holder may receive RA. instead, if presented before the 10th Match. Tickets and Shares are sell t 'ng b RAZ.% RD and Co. at their old-established and fortunate , Royal Exchange Gate, 2S, ('ornhill, and 321, Cfrxford- street, end of Regent -street. at which (Offices have been sold Capital Prizes, amounting to some millions. wAL . Tzlia tt rArir L DA 4I NCING, TAIIMIT in Eltal)we De ri,E.S.4);S, by Mr. W. WALB;JURN, at his resi dence, No. 7, Euston -crescent, Eustomequare, New-road, where persons of an age may be ink:rotted. at any hour of the day : a sufficient number always ready for the Quadrilles. An Academy for Ladles twassral week. A Select Quadrille Party ems Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri day Evenings, from Eight till. Ten. Wanted a Young Man of respectable connexions as an in-door Apprentice; one that can play the Violin or Pianoforte would be P LBLAETTEIMANN, 1.L.1), Pro feriae of ancient and modem Literature, respectfully infbrms lAtties and Goulette*, desdntus of acquiring any of the continental lan that, at his Academies, 311, 'ronitritlier-Plane. New-road, a 10, Leatheraelleme-building, London-wall, he continues, with proper assistance, to teach the French, Italian, German, Spanish, Latin and Greek Langnages, on the only sure and efficacious plan, which, adapting itself to every capacity, closely unites practice with theory. Any muds of instruction, without this characteristic is, and must be, fallacious, it originsta with conceited ighorance, is puffed fifth by interested knavery, and only supported for • time by duped imbecility. The progress made, and the opinion enter tained by three he has instructed, constitute at once the fairest and the severest test of the capacity and the qualifications of an in structor. Dr. It hopes, therefore, that he will not expose himself to the charge of ostentation, in stating, dist he has rfteived most flattiving testimonials of the iipprobation and satisfaction of the many intel ligent persons of both seta, whom he has inithried several of being residents of the merropolil, msip be refereed to. TRULY IN2ATING NODE . O P IMPARTING FWIE la N LA NO AU .. f It. W., Author of a hiAbly-approi Preigh, Crag I mar, and pans:kiwi by Noblemen Getulemes4tba g i tiest distinction. bkp leave to inform. Ladies and Geld' ir • lbws of acquiring a speedy knowledge of F'ORLIO. 1 . OkIAGES, that he bap discovered a new and eakts mode of lee log 1.84 11 ., 1 17 4 17 ch be Alfdgcs birmelf, al tern* the.rnast.o cva to tree ,elllallajd eltber hex to Spesk Vench at. $1 In Three Mout s; to gad, Translate, and rite coawilk i These Lemons. . • Apply by tarter, *timid,* Ornionally, at It, Strand; ' RUM Change. Afllidnrit from D. P. ES* RA' : b.'. of the .ItoyalNuty, and mw 'Waist at maketh oath and with, that under the tuition or Mr. W. he was enabled, without de slightest previous knowledgc oft e teen Lan ems, to Tratalateby himself with ewe, in Reaßkee't csisbewd Pm* entitled, `. Eleonors." Sworn at the Guildhall of London, this lith day of February, 1812, Refute me, MMENAY, Mayor. Trefinumial from a . ' t. Lee. Banirtiw, of 1, o.'t. of the Inner Temp* err i i, that woe* s'r. W--'ll ittltkat, I was enabled, without any previous knowledge of the French Language, to Translate In Fourteen I to, not only Freed) Prose, hut Alleieat Poetry, and the French Nempimers. 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