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AA/ respertfnily remind the Public, that all purchases in the torxent STATE Lurn:nv must he made before Flt I tIAT NEXT, as on that Day the whole of the State Lottery will be draw n , n T we l ve M oors. Only 5,00 ti Nutaberv--Fuur Tickets of such Number. of qti; anal. 4 0f. . .. I N... ..of maul. of .... .1,0001. .......of.. &a. Scc: ke. Four Tickets of One Nombet, by which the great Prize of iymil. may he gained—by Three tin,oonl —by Twu are nuw nu Sale at the (Mires, Cul tier of Bank Huddling's, CoirnhiH; and facinz the Gate of the Kioz'S Hewn, tharing•Crosa, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. $4/T-INDIA HOUSE, SETT. 6 1 , Ism). ripIJECOURT of ()11tEC:1'0 HS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCIJANTS of ENG . LAND, tradiajo to A* EAST DIES, ds hereby gore notice, '.fiat a GENERAL cuancr of the said Company will be held at their Hower, in bradenhall-street; on WELI - Y, the Sul. April, Salo, for the Election of Six Bisectors of the stud Company fur four years. WILLIAM RA lISAY, Seeeretry. . . ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, ben. 2,4 1109. WIIERE:AS, by the of 4')M Geo. 111. Chap. 35, it Is .weird, " That (ruin and Oltenia inth December, tinny, it shall be tawfbf ftk the C.oart or Assistants, far managiug the (lardy foe the Belief of pour {.1.)1 of C l /111111141111.10 and Warrant Officers of the Royal Navy, t o groder And direct that all Pensions Jodi be p.od to tie Widow" 'lndira thereto from the said Charity, at or near so the purislars, or plisse of their residence," Aed v.heieas the Court of Assistams have resolved th a t the pay - tricots of said Frustum shall be muck quarterly, instead of :saultally; antic* is handry paten, that all Widows entitled 10 Pam:ors-from the said Charity, may be sapplicd with Copies Of the Rides aildOrdept, which hare hero esta blished for thi.G.riverument theres 4 and with minted forms of the atfidairt ninth they hi makes previous to oath tltivflrtlY 1. 4 r siteleeNt ' Sty leit*Poo 40 Wela4 td toe Asou "ally, at any of His 31sjcsty's Yards. •Bi C. 174, or Ito emir:, (WOW) W. W.ltot.E. day is pnblisbed,pri t st s .64. THE Cll RAC l'Eli of the tiff;; or, the ROYAL. JUBILEE; la4wispersed vt:th authen tic Anecdote+ alba Majesty ; together with as Admonitory Address to the People of the United Knagdoes, Piloted tor C. Cba pole, Kill- Al ail ; and J. litacklock, Royal Esehaugr. , and ali inner Booksellers. . .• This day a pidilished, in aro price i as. in hoards, the third Edition, illustrated aita a Map of Spain with the Rout of the Arwy, and a plait of the Battle of AN Mitt 411% . E of the CA,%II I ,IIGN of the 61UTISIII ARMY in SPAIN, commtailed by His Eseelleccy Sir JOHN MOOKE, • S.. B ace 5.c.; aistLeu• tivated by Official Papers and Original Lei tri By his 15,iither, !ARIES MOORE, Esq. Pri•iteilfor J Johnson, St. Pears Chao h ALUCHANIS, FAVIRN E.k.t.t'Llik, AND PRIVATE PA3IILIES. TO RC SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. W. J. DONNE, At Tom's Coact HU11144:. Curabill, on MONDAY, Octither at, at twelve, without reserve, ONE Iltn.,:rett Dozen of prime Old CLARET, furor yeah in bottle ; Fifty ditto Red Port, two yews iu bottle ; suits ditto rely Dna Sherry, fuer years in bottle; Forty ditto Madeira; with a variety el Miter tloods. Particulars of which ail be expressed in Cataluglies, to be had of Mr. Doane, No. 7 Cateaton-strect and Nu l*, Greet R smell 4Ru/, Covent-Garden. Approved bills, at two 'soothe, will be taken in paymeat of snug. above Sol TO MERCHANTS, WOOLLEN-DRAPER", SLOP ' SELLFIVi, AND TAILORS. TO RE BY AUCTION, Ry Mr W. J. DONNE, At Tom's Colifee.Hoom, Cornhill, oar TUESDAY, October at, at teeter, without reserve Isi extrusive assortment 01 reserve , EN A CLOTHS, Cumin., cud Priutcel ne.d utlier Cutts* hicresek.. Partici+ set vs ' h will lace:pressed in Catakignes, to De had of r, 7, CftWai.,•••strect tuld la, Great Russell -street, Covent-Gal-dim. To which will be th- Faure of 011.) KEY. • Brommazrm t StatArn ; Catit rhe.rly. Mr. Ineledon ; rapt. Vain, Mr. Fotriev ; Italpb, Ur. Fawcett. • Lenora, Mi:4 flv:t.on; Fanny, Mi. Liston. Rises. Jr.; Second Price, !is. (id —Pit, Is. ; Scrnnt Price, Ir. ; Second Puce, In —Pinter thillery, I. The Door.: v ill lor opened at 11.ilf pot Fire, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. Tu. iiiii ro•ow, The ilerehntoi of Venice, and - iVho Mins Of, The 1Ti.10.) , Choice In Friday, The ()venom, with All the World** a Stare.—On Setnrday, Othello, the Their of Veinier; In which will te adder', Is Hen Prior, t—t Bloonlay, The Cirretais 'laughter! EaplArlaia. lW a Voutig (may, beitic her first app.—wallet in London ; after which, Omar sod Maleinia—On Totrolny, Th troll Clavt. Superlos Bonita, for thane olf &boots, lately published by J. SIA IVM AN, 22, Poldtcy : I. E VENING ANI INENIEN'I'S. •, , r the Yetr ittott; being the Sixth of the Series of Annual Vo lume+, fur the iniproy,ontseost of Stollen(' in Astronomy. Price; 22. 11141011 MS. l'l, IV. FRIEND, EA. M.A. Actuary to Ilse Roof. Life Auto-aims Cpunpsny; late Fellow *fiestas College, V.oniltriolge ; aotol Author of "The Prim siples of Aka- a hea,'• •' ljuqtble Arithrosotic " " Loui s on Patriot/tate, Ike. JO46loYoltiont are delineated the motions of Jupiter, Ye ibis, mid Merroo, t , oho.", rill, early Illthe year, exhilnt an I , alrellellnee that n ill est:ote the attention of all lovers of Al 4. YOUTIUs II ISTOIt ICA I. GUIDE , tocct h er with the Eritleaccs of the Chrottian Religion, rumpriliending :or its tr.:lactation to history in terteral, history of the Jco., his. tiorleal heads or tire“e, Home, rad EuilatiJ, ace. By Job* Suiting. 1.20i0n. es. loonnol. :1 HISTORI('AI. MAIM:UFA for YOUNG PER SONS of Isiah SEX iii; 'particularly designed for the rider points of achoodle. Hy .lary Hays, Author of Female Bio- graphy, 4:c. 3 gals I law. 1.291. hoards. 4. till.llMAtt 2 of %Nett:NT HISTORY, from the ear first age:, to the dissolittion of the 1L,0141411 1:1141114'.., A.U. 470. 111th • grog, dphical nett,, darndoino: the vouroli.on of the several countries, cities, rivers, mat musworio, the Dann of which ts cur in the luishoey. lcuto ea bound. S. PH ACYICA L GEOGILAI'IIY, comairiog • sunrise view of Eurupt. Asia, Africa, avid A me. ica By J. one. au, A.M. Fourth* Edition, riasiderahly enlarged, in one Vol. LIMO. 41. bound. 6. A NEW GEOGRAPHIC IL, HIST(ARICAL, and COMM FACIAL CR A MAI Ali , acid present State of the arveral Kingdoms of the World. By it'illtain latithr;e, EA" Illustrated with a coeiert St t ei Maps, engraved titan the most rcertut Obsereationis and Draii4lito of Geographical Travellers. la one very large Valen t e, media t e ate: i ts . Wood ; the Twentieth Lchtitio, corns:sad, aril corsiderably enlarged. 7. SUMMARY of 310DEEN GEOGRAPHY, for the Vae of the Lower Classes of an Ata,:etny mere toot,. Iliau. U. bound. tr.‘ssicAr.Gr.onnAPHY, foie( a second pyrt of a 811111111611414, of Geograplol, Ancieat rand Yorkist ; a new and ituproweil Edition, tame. :Is tt , t. ?Newt s. srufty of As . fttetNtltti", adapted to the Capacities of Youth, in l'irelve Fruiter ioolognes, howeept a Tator and his Pupil, eiplaiamz the general Phteuoinena of the Ifeareoly Iticlie., time TEeory of the "[lotto, oisc Illustratrol with Copper-plates. By Jobe SlOllll4ll. Fourth Erlitisti, 31.011. 1•0114. 9, ettgtoNvoLoGicAL ABRIDGmENT of U. St? um-rutty ; to which is adokot, no 4briolessol ....conoos lulty of the ~,,at reneoi kohl« Iliselorerics and loivalitioloa re• lathe t• the Acts anolArieures : trae...utcol from the French of the 7th Edition. By I.ue, Peacock t 2nio. 4*. bound. Its. l.ECTUftlih on the AKT of KEA DING, no Two Parts, coataioulg, Part I. The Art ..4 Beading Prose ; Part It. The Art of Reading Verse. 1)y Thomas Wrotrulau, A.M. the Sixth Edition. I.:nio. 41 hoards• . lig the sane Ail low, LECTURES ea ELOCUTION : toectli•T with two Dis. striations no Language, Ate. New . Ed 11.1•0. ()clay., Gs. hits. IL iIENTORIA ; tar, The Tootle Lames' lastructor, 01 familiar Congregations on utensil and cut rtaiatiti; Subjects ; 'calculated to improve young minds in Ilse essential as well as ornameutal parts of Female Education. Ity Auu 3luny, Isamu. a, 6J bound. to. 1401.112.1YS at HOME ; mitten fur the Atnusetuent of Young 'yawns. By Charlotte Sawlers. 12212 4s. bound. By the same Author, ' 13. The LITTLE EA WILY ; written for the Anmeement and instruction 0,1'4111111. 4$ bound. 1 rcrt , M THF:ITY,A, lI.NDLR TILL' Sl'El:141. LICE NTaa „ T ilk LORI) CHA %I Milt Lath t • Granted for the preseut Srason to the joint appHattliat of pi "osmpolly TI4EI It 11 ,%.11F.S I'l ES' SER V A NTR, Cram liar the COMPANY the late I)III'RS'st,..VIE Tt'! Et Tit E, rill , THIS PR INENT MED:\ E.SDAY, Oct. la, :Ms), perforiu ",first time shit scaorsa) the C esuaic Opera of 'III CAllltiis r. Prince Orlando, lir. Philippi (bring hit first appearance is that eharacter); Count ( • ihroso, Mr. Pculcv ; deGraati Chateau, Mr. Mathews • Lorenzo, Mr. Hero !tieing his Riot appearance ist that chancier) • tA Il i ~, smirks Mr. Conetantist, Mrs Bishop; Leon ' ora, Mrs. Miriaewai, Amece, Mrs. Spars; Corioan, Mrs. Clarissa e. In the comae of the ttp rra , will hrMrs oductd the ...wig of " Loveo Lot a blooms's," by Mr Horn ; soil the favourite dart ur " I love thee," by Mr. Philipps and Mn. Bishop Composr,l by Mr itissliop, To risen anti he added, (first time at this Theatre) a Fame, called Hi)\ Till EVES. Colonel Tarrlem, Air Holland ; Copt: :Wanly, Mrs DI Gaup; Alai, Mr. Mathews; Obadiah, Mr. 1r) , J.t.011; with the Italia u(" The 'Tight Irish Roy,") Mr. 'Ardor's.. rs Day, Mn Sparks Math, Mrs.l 'rpm Moues tia. Second Price is.; Pit is. lid. !Sprott,' Prire es ; Gallery Sec.m..l Price Mt.; Upper Galtery is. .SC..tttl • Price iisi. To-sorrow, The %Yonder s Violence, Mrs. %hilts Ate which, holes( Ha /tapper —Oa rriday, Citirriteer a rallik„ and Prire.swishs Saturday, The Wel, with Three Waft attar Marriage. TO TILE PROPRIETf/RS OF EAST-INDIA S'T'UCK. LatDlE* atilt Gicutt.rmarr, T Beg leave to return you toy terf , ,t grateful thankii. fur She inuy fluttering reeeptiritt with *hick you hnve , Itostrured ens upon sty canvass. Tt a ,luy of election (wing fixed for Tilts DAY (the lath), allow toe to entreat your surf, attendant a and support to guy firoitr. Your hithhie-4 at the last hallo( placed Inc OKMI/1 niloll elts.M..uf t'audietates t imel the neeetnuou of weary very mo artful friends, whir were thew pre-engaged, justify a well grounded ronlidenee of sumer. Should *tau ba'• pleased to cutifer upon owe the important trust to %Atria l aspire, I beg tome to unsure you of the fidelity auJ :cal sits übii. It I skull devote myself to your SLITICe. 1 hive the hollow to he, I.a.lies and Gentlemen, Your ninth obliged and faithful !moult* Iterrnut, Billiter-suuare,th t. 6, lump. JASIF-S DANIELL. Mt lootirli's Conorsitl i ee n?eet every day, leans feu to four, at the Dead . streru, Poultry. Er.- Approved nulls will be tans Ia paysliciit uC sums above Fifty Punuil!. i i THE LEASE OF AN ELEGANT AND CONVENIENT HOUSE, IN THE NEIGHUOVRBOOD OF FITZ ROY.SOCA RE. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, Bz Mr. W. J. DUNNE, THE LEASE. of at neat owl .roue •, dent lioCti E, in perfect repair, suitable fur a respectable Gentle. 11130, or Family. There is nut one shilling to be laid out. It consists of two spacious boarded It:kits:a, diuing sue breakfast parlows, snpa•rb drawing rooms, with folding doors, excellent mil bed thandsers, and convenient attics. Further particulnis to be bail of Mr Dunne, 7, Catitaton street ; and It, Great Russell -sheet, Cureut-Garden;who has en extensive and convenient Daily and Milk House to dispose of, in one of the best neighbourhoods in London, where the consumption may he very ouch MIA-eased To Ike PROPRIETORS o EAST INDIA STOCK . Mit. 1/ANIEI.I, re,pertfully brge levy., to remind his Fi leads, that the day of Election is fixed foe THIS DAY (Ilse lath), aud most earnestly solicits illos Looser of their early attendance at the Callot. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. !EU I'. -C(IL. TAYLOR pre+ents his most respectful Complimeois to How. Proprietors of East India Stock, who do him the honour to supr.n•t his preten stens to be chosen a Dtreetta of the ,ltrairs »f the Cump•nr anal begs tears to remind them, tlctt al, I:LECTION is fixed tbr THIS DAY, when be must earnestly soln its their Attendance at the Rollo. 40, Devonshire-piece, Ott. Is, IRMA. aooKsELLtits, STATION L.R3, &c. TO BE . * Vtrl' wdcanto,ennst and iinprowing concern, 111 the BOOKSELLING, Bt N DING, anti STATIONERY businegs, to which a LI DRARY.in +inched, which has been estabh.:ln.d u peat :la ier lecnty y. at+, She 114..5t le Wel; ,flaptetl 1;,, the t,..•1 ‘ ., I,W rented, and ,n g.nnlbesinewo And P1(040111; the pre•sellt oc cylpier rcluclatAl, ciniis the CUUCLIII 6.01 dl he.tith. loquii• or Messes. Coad turd Venattica, Sta tioners, Brener statet,Goltienimarirr. ONLY FIVR . THOIJAA 14.11;:trIBLiii. MON ET NNITERS. MONEY immediately ad% speed, by Annuity, at au Bilis or Notes, or any taller Lim] of security, by a.l.tressieg a line, (post paid), or sppl% of • any da y , from nine till rue ; to the Directors 4 - 1 the Agenc)Offiee, No. ist, hcs rANIF street, Strand. GRAYLI STATE LOTTERY, ON A NEW AND HIGHLY-IMPROVED PLAN, TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY, NEXT PRI DAY. HOD(sES, PAINE, and..:o. STOCK- MO KERF, Ng, 01011 rd-street, and as, St. Janies's•street, • ere now selling the Ticket% inid Shares in the present truly GRAND STATE LOFTERY, coataining itini,ount. is Capital and other Prises. The virry segferkir a d vantage, of the present Lottery Sr. Arlen by adventarers baring a slue chauce eel Capital Prises, as the whine will be dr..wn in 07. E DIN, stith of October, loon, and in, which day the inametute soft, of isn,i,ool =ay be gamed by One Number awl bleu, that instead of waiting is anxious suspense, as in as Co.inf Lotteries, the thrtanate purchaser, in this, may at once re. calve A NOBI.E INDEPENDENCE. TM JUBILEE, W17110117' I LLMIETA W.I. THIS MONTH. tr Bisu respectfully remind% the P u bli c , t h at 1• the STATE. LOTTERY nut only bcgaim, hut Iliiithes nu FRIDAY, the Roth of this mouth; thrrefare all who wish to Nitre a chance to gain IFTGHTY THOUSAND POUNDS by the purchase of a single Number, mutt bay before the drawing begins, at the whole Lottery, eounitting of 204.1,1w01, In Po ace, will he derided ins ONE DAY. Tit &tett nail Shares are selling iu great varii ty, at his old established Offices iii London, anJ by Isis Agents in the Country ; who, in the late Lotteries, have been rentarkahly fortunate in selling cud sharing an immense number of Ca pital Prizes, particularly the two last 39,0001. Prises, the lest Peise,ml the last Capital Prise ever drawn. Persona is the Country way be supplied the same as pn.teut, by sending thin. urileis (rust or carriage.psin), arrompanirel with hank nine', gaud hills, raid', or putt-office orders, to either of hie 01.1 Ettablitheil Offices, No. 4, COR NHI I.L, or 9, CHAR I NG-CROSS, LONDON. where all hosing's in the Public Funds is transacted with fidelity soil ilispatch.—Pleate to remark, the State is the only Lottery that wilt be draws. THIS YEAR. ALL IN TWELVE HOURS. CWIFT nml CO. heg leave to Fr ttt itt d their k Friends and the Public, that the Drawing of the present NT 4TE LOTTERY will Inns and finish on FRIDAY N li.VI , October uo, therefore those who wish to purchase unistopply before that day. SCHEME. 4 ........ L.g0,404 L 44,000 4 4 1,11.110 13 54 36 4 ,920 SO 13 "nly s,ocri Num . bers Flair Tickets of vv cry Nninher Fur Itdkeks of Ow e Nnitilwr will gain Eh; tilt , 'I MA:SAND POUNDS ; Three Tickets of hie Numbsr slaty Thousand Nand; by Two Tickets ui (inc Nonihrr, betty TliouaAud Poo oda. 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Yuoi,gl Letia and Eoglksh /vs. I is. bound, RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. It would be both impertinent and unneeessery to tall upon the attention of the public respecting tin. origin and meaning of a Jubilee; it is sufficient for us all to know that it is a tune of celebrating some greatly good and uncommon event, that for this purpose it was used iu past 'ages among the Jews ; anti has in the same way been observed to after tittles, not only in England, but in the other king. Jonas of Euiope. The only question ri4rveil for our decision, at the present time, is, the best mode by winch it'''. day of festivity shall be properly so lemnised. It is admitted by all, that the joy which we ought to exhibit on such an occasion, should be so mani fested, that it may raise our hearts in gratitude be fore the Throne of Heaven ; and we cannot but ac know ledge, that to do good In our fellow creatures, is the ony tree source of joyful satisfaction, and the must solemn proof of sincere adoration; for fie tense offered up to the Most High, call he en grate ful to hie goodness, as that of a benevolent actin.,. On the twenty-fifth day of the preseet mouth, we have resolved to commeonseate the long reign of that .mte,t gracious. Sovereign, who hat Acid, for nearly half a celitury, the sceptre of these three United Kingdoms; whose mildoess iu the exercise of regal power— whose exeiordery conduce' in the path of morality--.-sind whose tirm attach. meta to the religious institutions of his aneestora s have endeared his life in the eyes of his people, and' will render his reign illustriou, iinionot future gea neratious. On that tidy, Majesty, no doubt; will psrticiprite in the general 01 his cOttitg , try, and will testify his own gratitude, by extend-• ing his rural mercy and forgiveness, to the utmoAt Inuit of reasonable expectatio.i. Übe o n ly point, therefore, left for the considOratini t of Ins subjects is, how they shall most cordially and religiuusty express their joy, in unison with that of their So vereign To have recourse, at such a trine, to ows tematious ceremony, or to march i n procession, amidst the show of pageautry, would be to courrett our rejoicing into a egerisilisplay of vanity ; *gam s for as to riot staid*. these tunes of approavhing ace •4 s coVavagance of sumptuous dimiere, -Mon the wants and necessities of the poor,° from the extreme of folly, to fall into ; and, lastly, to illuminate every wino (boy in the rwltn, or even in London, would be a profusion of expense, without the production of uenelit, and would exhibit but a transient &spiry of the gladness of our hearts ; for the blaze of a *hole city is comparatively when contrasted with the brightness of one R ood action. Hut, to stretch out oar hand to the dying victim of taisforz tune and misery, t o restore the imprisoned firthef to his helpless and distreseeil family, and the long.: coefined debtor to his place amongst society, would ler to heal the wounds of affla:tion, and to repait the ravagerof misery ; it would produce that timi feigned joy, which would arise frhsti a thousand hearts, in grateful Jubilee Name the Creator of the cluiverse, mid thereby draw down his blowup upon as hereafter ; far every good deed' promotes siteeetaliall of benefits to all meruity. It has been intimated, t h at the emancipation oT prisoners for debt, should rest eutirely with the benevolence of the Kin.; ; that the iiiterfermice of the public would &toggle from that respect which is due to the prerugetiie ; mud that we ought to resort to Milne intier means of eelairilthig thIN livid. But, though it is the King's prerogntive To release the impri,mned from the misery of a gain, hid discretion has never permitted the exercise of that power ivheretly the debtor might be relieved, mii4l the ered t tor rained or considerably titjured. On all ordinary occasions, such en exercise of the royal would be m 1 .04 and grievous to the subjet, nod n day of jubilee ought nut to sanction an net us right, which at all other times would be determined as completely wrong. His Majesty's cleinency, extended in Ilium way would be wily elisogitie the scene of distress, without lessening the rinantity of human misiry. Si for as titivates, or the peculiar circumstance* of great ones will admit of royal forgiveness, without en dangering the happiness of society, there can be nn doubt His Majesty will iiiterfe4 ;at the same time it would be cruel for us to expect that our Sovereign should relieve Insolvent Debtors, which lie could not consisteilly do, without making com• lweilfatioll to injured creditors. This act of tense valence would cost His Majesty, as an individual; . a most enorntoov expense; but it would be scarcely felt, when collectively borne by the generosity of his people. Then let us all, as Englishinen and Christians,- unite together, and celebrate this day of Jubilee, and instead of uselessly ex:tending our money in ?beating, and th'e momentary effusions of 'hew and. illeinninatirtM tee ter restore the distressed husbauil l atyes• of his affectionate wife, and the onfieriumite parent to his sulfenng chil dren. Let us release the mechanic, that he may he useful to society ; and the cootined soldier and sailor, who will manifest their gratitude by ti;htint; the battles o f th eir country i n die hour of d:t:i 4 er ; anti let It. do all this, by the pay meet of their debta.—Let WI carry this project into immediate execution, for the small slime which would have been expended iu feasting, shin, wr illoniimition, will fully accomplish die object of our wishes ; and, if generally eilopted, will MUM- , ~,o, u t.• all prisoners fur debt throughout - OW land s tell., are worthy of coimpassinii, or would be sir. vieeeble to society. Co..selar dn. mode of celebration in every tee, lola , it will ter m i na t e actua l suffering,lellevusteit ter or restore happiness to thotniandirof indi. viduals, which are great objects on the side of hu manity; and also consider how this money, so ex pended, will be circulated its those chauuels where it will best conduce to national utility, and that the . individuals so emancipated, will, instead of being a burden, increase the riches and the strength of one country, which two considerations are certainly worthy oldie most enlightened policy. A gentleman, who is very .ready to illumine'', or to adopt any other 'node of celebration, which can testify hie gratitude and loyalty, first suggested this address to the public, by stating dint he **mild cheerfully subscribe double the snuotint of what it cost him to illuminate, for the relief of Poor Insolvent Debtors; and, if eiery one on this great occasion would be guided by the same gnoditess of heart, and subscribe in proportion or according to his ability. the day of jubilee will not he kept in outward and osteututimis se mono, but in the exercise of true benevolence, cud Chris tian charity, in drying up the tears of affliction, and turning the sorrows of u prison into the joys of • a family. It is, therefore, requested, that illumination rimy be laid aside, and that all people, of every dal., in this metropolis, will sobscribe something to acs conspitsit this great purpose of hinrismity, end that theiteximple will be follow:Al by every towns nod place iii the United Kingdom of Great Britain, sod Ireland. On this subject we are hippy, to conclude b' seritraig our reavicis that any +ghat:notion !or this purpose will he received at Si,. Holden's, No. 23, New City Chetnhers, Bishopegete-street, and at Voyd's Cot/Le-houses - :~ c~ R SL_*l