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frt t-4/;% fiett, • dr NUMBER 4754 TIIRA rft E. ito YA DRURY-LANE. TMS EVENING. THURSDAY, M arc h ober *viselike' Servants will perform (13th time; Greed Tregie Pty, with Music, in three Mrs, called • TIIE BRIDE OF A [WOOS: GialSer (Partin of Ahyder), Mr. &agonies; Selina supposed Son), Mr. Keen; Mires (Pirate of the p„ i ,e ; Osman Rey (the Timariot Chief), Mr. T. remise Dante (Osmais's Page), Mrs. Belkhansbers; Harp (G o . velum 11 the Harm', Mr. Holland; Marlette, 110.'llar iti, ; Zll4lllll. Mr. e.uveney ; Remelts, Mr. Kent; Maley. (he-bib, and Amin (Pirates), Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, sod Mr ‘Vnulf. Zolirka (the Bride of Ahydoe), Mrs. Mardyn • Zubeide, lire. Bland: (buries, Miss After which, the Entertainateet of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. The Marquis, Mr. Wallach ; the General, Mr. Gaitisp Sebastian, Mr. °sherry; Nicholas, Mr. Harley. Julia, r Urger; Flora, Mrs. Damson. On Saturday, Othello, mud Three Weeks after Marriage. Ou Monday, Kis' Richard the Third, aad The keeper's Daughter. Various Novelties are in active preparation, among which is a Play. founded on the very popular Romance of Rob Roy. The public ere respectfully informed, that stoves have leen roestrarted brined the serves, which it is hoped will . eirride tiw irmeweeiesce Ruh from cold air," 0111 the rising N•f floe curtain. A new 11111 splendid lustre, to be lighted with Gas, is ' preparation, end every exertion will he Isade to fiuish it' use on East,. Monday NINTH TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL. COrICNT-G A RDE.V. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, March will be acted, a new Tragedy, called FAZIO. Doke of Florence, Mr. Egerton; Groanlvo, Mr. I'. Matthews; Aare°, Mr. Crampton; faraldi Fazio, Mr. C. Krnobla; Bartok), Mr. Dlaechanl; Philarks, Mr. Comer; Falsetto, Mr. Cosner; Theodore, Mr Penn; Antooks, Mr. king; Piero, Mr. Atkins. Bianca, Min O'Neill; Aldo bells, Mrs. Email ; Clara, Miss Shaw; After which, a new Operatic Denim, called VIE LIBERTINE. Don Joan (the Libertine). Mr. Connor; Dow Pedro (Commandant of Seville), Mr. Chapman ; Des Octavio. r Sinclair; Ipporello (Valet to Dna June), Mr. Liston; Masetto,. Ilr. Dermot. Donna Lemont, Miss Mattbews; Donna Elvira, Mr.. Fetich ; Berlina, MM. Bicolor's. Oa Saturday, the New Opera of Zona. or The Tree of ileabh. ,With Hselequiu Gulliver, in. which woe Scrims .111 be repot-retard from • celebrated Tragedy: rriweiySl Performer, Mute Clara Prober. Ou Monday, the new Tragedy of Fazio. A new 1111usicel Drama, called Rob Ray_ Ilfwerek•ri we, Autd long sloe (founder; ea the poplar Newel of Rob Rev), will be produced early In the vest week. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. ORATORIOS. THEATRE.ROYAL, COY aNT.GARpinkr. TO-NloliltO‘Y, FRIDAY, March 6, IslB, will be Fete, A GRAND SELECTION; is which Miss Stephens will awe " Farewell yr limpid twiny' ;" " Ye verdant, plefas;" " Hush ye pretty ;" and by putieular desire, " Let the bright Seraphim" (accompanied on the Trumpet by Re. Schinidt).—Mis• Frith, " Pious orgies ;" and "See, see the kind indulgent prales."—Mir George, " The Hymn of Eve."—Mrs. Hammond (her seeoail eppearassre), Where're pm walk "—Master Donalihmei, " Sbe lives in the valley "—And Miss Corri, " Holy, holy, Lord;" a Flravara by Zingarelli, and the favourite Duette of" Alt Perdona," with Kr. Sea bane.--Me. Peahen% " conse let us worship ;" " Deeper and beeper still ;" " Waft her Ames.;" and " Conte Wynn dare."—Mr. Thorne (by di sire), " Farewell to the Nymph."— Mr. Yardley, " Far, far at sea." —Mr. Timbre, " Friend of the brave."—The Grand Cilo - of " The Lord shall reign," " The nags, read the sles," "The Heavens are telling," " Gloria in 'acclaim," and the Corunalion Anthem will be introduced. Eud of Part I. A CONCERTO on the FLUTE by Mr. Preset. At the cuenntrueentent of Part 11. An ORGAN VOLUNTARY by Mr. Jacob. End of Part 11. A CONCERTO on the VIOLIN hl Master Willis. birder of the Rood, Mr. Ware; Orris, Mr. Jacob, Or. lomat of Soucy Chapel. The remainder of the Band and the Choruses ;which will be uomeruus arid complete), by the most approved Performers. The whole under rim direction of Mr. C.l. Ashley. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. T an EXTRAORDINARY NIF.ETING of the COMMITTEE of this INSTITUTION, held a t the v it pulis Coffee House, in Cumin'', on Satarday, Fe beam the 281 h, Isls, 11441 M AS BAINBRIDGE, E.g. Treasurer, in the Chair, fullowine Notifiration WA/ unanimously resolved:— That—Under the unprecedenteil circumstance of St. Pa t' id:* Day falling iu Passion Week ; concurring with divers hizh and well-proved friends of liii* Charity, upon the ail s,...diltness of postponing the Annual ; contrail fir that purpose, a time so much after the Recess as will imam the (Outs. of the town, as well as a day that may net interfere with Parliamentary attendance, this Committee hereby ansimince that—the FESTIVAL usually held upon the 17th of March will, ou this year, be delayed to SATILIIII/Alf. the 18th of April—an which .lass the celebratiun will title place at the City of Loudon Tavern, Bishopsestentreet—and that particulars will be advertised in .I.le lime. Si:ford lig onkr. JANIES CHAHLEs MICHELL E Secretary, (toren...wore, Bloomsbury. TU BL SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At his bottle. No. 2S, Pall-Mall, um MONDAY NEXT, March 9, and Two following Days A RARE VALUABLE. ILOI.I.F.CTION or BOOKS: including Voyages de Russheath, first "in . " 10 1 16 of she Mira; Lard Valettisa's Travels 3 vole. I irztot paper, with Picots wad Etelaings; Dibdin's Antes " 1 .• lure paper; Coxara Clanks •.: vole. resole; Brit -Irl i 4 cols. large paper; G.tarnigtsea Poems Inst eddies, extreutely rare; Daxrneex Wit's Pilgrimseel 1.4 y rare; rare Potlrait of Cr 00000 ; Streveuss Shale swam, 15 vole. broo edition, large paper; Mane* de Vol "re. TO cols. large pater; Gentleman's Magazine, 120 Universal Disturb 64 yule.; sod Curious Old English VAIXABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE PURCHASE / 4 1 1 KURi, FRUIT AND FoßE•rr WHit ii ut , . Sul.!) or AUCTION, ItY MR. COCHRAN. To.moßstow, FRIDAY, the Stli of :Which. Mg, at Eteteli “Tiotk, and if il.e Day should be had, wtll roil "rne She lUllurriog thy, on the Premises of Mr. Henry • Mailer, Little Cittl,l:6l j C i ONSISTING SCARI.E'r ARBUTUS. ' New White Wu Ito-e, Blush Moir ROst. ?Pumice' owl other New Sorts; I us, Latsis. Portugal La".,hi Estoristintio, 'Jollies and flux Trees; Shinty' and Ro`ra. brrr ;es, Consols, is slit soil Forest Tress ; Oli; Gletleo Lizbte, lac. Sc. To be viewed, snit ('ataliizues bat, by applying on the Premises; at the (lilt resit Nur.es) seta Short. Parti enter, awl f%ietnioisions, to the Au.tioneer, 7, Doke.strvet, Grosssuor• .4111 Ou moths Bishop of Llandaff, seconded by Wm. Willberforce, Esq:..hl.P, it was— Resolved Unanitumesiy, That the Address to the Public, now reed, be adopted.- And on the motion of Sir Thomas D'ke Acland, se conded by Lord Kenyon, it was-- Bemired, That In =seamy of the Officers now nominated shall decline to akeept the office, it shall be competent fur the Committee to 1111 up she vaesucy. After the Chairman hid left the Chair, on the motion of she Duke ot Northumberland, seconded by the Hue. Alr.Justice Park, it was Unanimously Rewired, That the Mesita of this Meeting be given to his Grace the Archbishop of Cauterbury, fur his able conduct in the Chair. PATRON, His Royal Highness* the DUKE of YORK. • 'ondani., The ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY. • a... The Nike of Beaufortl. ..-.••••• The Duke of Rut lead ilbe Duke of Northumberland The Earl of Bridgewater The Earl of Abingdon The Earl of Hardwick* The Earl of Liverpool Earl Menem The Earl of Harrow 4 The Earl of Dandey Earl Iltrowolow Viorotiot Sidman:lb Viscount Pahmerstoo, M.P. Lord Bagot Lord Kiroyoit lord /Westville Lord Rolle Lord Colcbeeter The Speaker of the Moose of • Commies The Chow. of the Exelwquer The floe. Mr. Jnotire Park The Right Moo. Hubert Peel, M.P. Sir T. D. Arland, Bart. M.P. Sir James Longhorn. Bart. W.. Wilberforce, t.q. M.P. Very Raw. G. Androwes, Dean of Camerhary Thin. Dabingtow, Emu M.P. E. P. Dastard, Rai. M.P. Saaneel Dwinsigert, Esq. Juba Dowdier, Eng. Francis Berton, Esq.. Rev. Jaws Rush Rev Archdeacon Cambridge Nicholas Chorrinosoa, FA. William Cotton, Erg. Rev. Archdeacon Dooley R. Mart Davis, En, M.P. William aria, Earl. Mr. Reeking Freer George (App., Erg. M P. Jeremiah Harmon, Esq. Very Rev. Rukert Hodgson Dean of Chester Robert H•iry lug6.v, Esq. Lard Kenyan Sir Robert Perl. Dart. The A►chbishop of York The Bishop of Leedom The Bishop of Medium The Bishop of Winchester The Bishop of Lichfield sod Coevoiry The Diehl, of Lincoln The Bishopof Bath Slid Welk The Bishop of Worcester I The Bishop of Chichester The Bishop of Bangor The Bishop of Hereford The Bishop of Exeter The Bishop of St. David'. The Bishop of Salisbury the bishop of Norwkh The SitaWy of St. Asaph The Bishop of Carlisle The Bishop of Bristol The Bishop of Rochester The Bishop of Ely The Bishop of Chester The Bishop of Peterborough The Bishop of Gloucester The Bishop of Oxford The Bishop of Llandaff. iattoar., I Weston Lone, Esq. Right Hon. hir John Nichol, M.P. Rev. Hear, Headley Norris fir R. Peel, Kart. M.P. Rev. drchdeacos Putt Adnairal Lord Radstock John Richardson, Esq. John Round, Esq. M.P. Lord Robert Seyniutir Lancelot staadviell, Esq. Cloaks H. Turner, Esq. Rev. W. Van Milder., D.D. Joshua Watson, Esq. Rev. Areltdeacou W.itson Very Rev. J. C. Woodhouse, D.D. Dean of Lichfield Rev. Chr. SVorilonortb, D.D. Rev. Richard Yates. TRUSTEES, I Charles Hoare, Esq. Bet-stun lune, Esq. -faun La s HOARY, Esq . ry—Groace BRAMW ELL, Esq. ADDRESS. The want of Church Root's, especially for the lower Classes, in all the populous 'arishes which mrround the City of London, and isa massy other parts of this Kingdom, has here lung felt mad deplored; and the fearful Coln!. tpiences, thence resulting to the best interests of Religion and Order, are universally admitted. Urged by these considerations, a number of respectable In dividuals piesenicil a Memorial to the Noble Lord at the head of his 741ajeety's Outwits, soliciting the attention of Government to the necessity of providing additional Church Room ; amt afterwarile resolved to attempt the fornsation of a Society fur promoting this good work. As it was than duty m the for.t place to obtain the sanc tion of the Minds both of the Civil aunt Ecclesiastical Ems blishusents, aisil as ibis could mil) be dune by framing some fundamental little., and sobtnitung them to the considera tion of the persons wMre apiwohation and patronage thug solicited, much time witsvoidahly passed away before their plan could he matured, and a Society arranged, which might claim the attention of the Nation at large. Sueh a Society is sow formed ; hat it rums forward at a moment when its utility may appear to be sisperseded by the prospect of more adequate and effectual relief being afforded by the lAltslaltate of the Country. So far, however, from such retort being likely to render the efforts of the Society ommeessery, its Promoters have the best reason to believe, that, in snbitervieney to any Parliamentary Enactments, its operations will prove high!) breieficial iu many rases, and in some, perhaps of the greatest urgency, essentially useful fur the speasher HUM llllll•1st of the great object in view. All, therefore, who feel that this great evil calls for re. deeps, all who art justly alarmed at the "heedful consequctict s Inch vast rn•ue if the lower CIaSSCs of the community con tinue to be deprived of the ossztos of joining in the Public Worship of the F.stablistleed Church, are earnestly entreated to give this S....griy their liberal and zealous support. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. T h at the &wire) , he tamed "1141. SOCIETY FOR PILOSPOTING ENLARGE:III:NT AND DUILD kst; OF CHURCIII'S AND CHAIT.I.C." 2. That the Society LIP got-era:lll4 President,Tice.Pre. 12. That every order to lie teata, and set is be done by the Committee, shall be made or.doste with the consent of the majority of the Members• pressed at a Meeting of the Committee; such Meeting to consist of not less than fire. 19. That all monies received by the Society in donations, subacriptioiss, bequest., or otherwise, shall be paid into the Bank of Lagland, in the names of roar Trustees to be ap. pointed by the Committee; and that all sums not immedi ately wanted he invested in Government securities in the Names of steel Trusters 14. That no Money shall he advanced by the Society to wards the enlarging or budding of soy Church or Chapel in any Parish or place, mkm the consent of the Ordinary, Patron, and Incumbent of the Church or Chapel already existing therein (if any such there be), shall first hare been obtained to such enlarging or buikliag. 15. TIM no Grant exceeding 5001. shell be made, sinless approved by at least two.thireie of the Members present at a Steeling of the Committee, and confirmed by a tnajoiity of the Members present at a subseqiient Meeting of the Committee, to be called expend' fur that purpose. 18. That naiitame shall heirren to those Parishes and Places only which shall sidearm, towards effecting the ob jects aforesaid, as much Money as, in the opinion of the Committee, shall bear a sine pr o porti o n t o th e i r menus; an d all Pariahs.; mid Places appiyiug fur aid, shall state the ex. tent of their population, th e ir pec u ni ar y means , an d t h e efforts Sky have made, or are wiling to make, towards ac complishing the object. 17. That the Society shall sot advance a greater propor tion than moloorth of Ihr estimated expense of the works milieus for some egsscial reason to be made ant In the satisfac tion of the Cotentin's. 18. That the Society will not themselves engage in build. big or enlarging any Marcher Chapel, but will cuisine the application of their Punda to assisting ma Parishes or Plan as shall be desirous of erecting or coloring Churches or Chapels within their respective limits. IL Thal it shall ha as shins of the Society has obtain and communicate information that may facilitate the en largiug and building of Churches, particularly with respect to economy in building. 20. That it bee condition in every Grant, that no ex pense shall be iueurred for ornamental architecture beyond what shall by the Committee be deemed eseeittiol to give to the Buildings to be erected and enlarged with the aid of this Society, the character of Churches or Chapels of the Church of England. 21. That ire the aid to be granted by this Society, prefer ence shall lie gives tosucb Parishes and Places as shall pis. pose to afford the greatest extent of Free Sittiop in pro. portion to the aid granted; such extent to be in no case less than half the adlitiuoal Oren and accommodation. Donations. s it e : 7 ll o. SUBSCRIBERS. A. 1., i. •f. L. s. d. Earl of Abingdon - - 105 0 0— 5 5 0 Countess of Abingdoo - - 211 5 0— 3 3 0 Earl of Aylesbury - - . 100 0 0 Lord Arden - - . 105 0 b Bishop of SI. Asspls - - 52 10 0 Honourable Mr. Jusliee Abbott - 25 0 0 Sir T. D. Adam!, Bart. M.P. - 210 0 0-10 10 0 George Aust, Esq. - - 21 0 0— 5 .1 0 Bev. Dr. Andreires, Dean ofCanterbury 25 0 0 Johu Alice, E. 9. - . _ti 5 0 Res. P. Allotted - - 21 0 0 B. Duke of Beals/on - - 105 0 0 Duke of &MOM . 106 0 0 Duchess of Bum!curb - 105 0 1) Earl of liridgcwaler . - 105 0 0 Earl Benwolow - . 105 0 0 Lord Ravi - . 105 0 0 - Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. M.P. - 105 0 0 Sir William Blimird - - 21 0 0 John Bowdler, Esq. - - 105 0 0-11) 10 0 Mrs. &miller - 21 0 0— 3 3 u Thomas Rowdier, Esq. - - 105 0 0 Mrs. F. Rowdier - - 20 0 0 Mrs. H M. Rowdier - - 20 0 0 Hee. Thomas Boodle( • - 21 0 0_ 3 3 0 Francis Burton, Esq. - - 26 0 0 George Bramwell, Esq. - . 26 0 0— 2 2 0 Thomas Babingtnn, E.q. M.P. - - - 5 b 0 Robert Baker, Esq. - - 10 10 0 Mrs. Bosatiquet - - 21 0 0 Saran-1 Nosonipiet, Esq. - 50 0 0 Mos. Bosainport - . - 50 0 0 Charles Boaanquet, Esq. - 105 0 0 Mr. Serjennt Hosanquet - -5210 0 Edmund Pull/ oleo Bastard, Esq. M.P. 62 10 II Mau &Baud, Esq. M.P. - b 2 10 0 Juba Bowles, Esq. - 21 0 0— 2 2 0 J. Herbert Brovrise, Esq. - -52 1(1 0_ 2 2 0 George BYngs Esq. M.P. - 105 0 0 Right Hon. Charles Bathurst - 100 0 0 Charles Barclay, Esq. M.P. - 105 0 0 Hugh H. Miley, Esq. - - 105 0 0 Rev. W. B. Barter . - 50 0 0 James Book Esq. • :10 0 0 - Rev. Janie. But, - - 20 0 0 Rev. Thomas Dowerbauk - 10 10 0 Rev. JT. Barrett - - - - 2 2 0 H. J. Barcharil, Esq. - 28 5 0 - C. Archbishop of Canterbury . 210 0 0 VISC.IIIIIt Corson - - 100 0 0 1 Atli CU Icherter - - 105 0 0 Bishop of Chichester - - 105 0 0 Bishop of Chester - - 52 10 0 Bishop of Carlisle - - 25 0 0 Sir Chalks Cockerel', flart. M.P. - 105 0 0 Harry tharriNgloo, Esq. • - 105 11 0 Nich. Charringtun, Esq. - 105 0 0 Joseph Cotton, ''l • - MS 0 0 William Cultoil, Esq. - - 105 U 11— b 5 0 Loral Grenville . - - 105 0 0 Lurd Gambier - - 25 0 ct Biotin's of Gloaters!'" - - 50 0 0 Roismirable Drs. Gage - - 21 d 0 Miss Gaige - - 20 0 0— 2 Sir James Graham, Bart. 51.1 , . . 100 0 d George Gimm, Eaq. ALP. - - 105 0 0-.. 5 George Gmte, E.g. - 21 0 0 Thomas Green, Esq. - - :'ii) 0 0 Samuel Gardiner. EA. DM 0 0 Rev. Dr. Gunning - - 20 5 0 William Gusline, Emu - 116 0 q -. Mr. William Gil - . i 0 tl •• • Earl of Hardwicke - 105 0 0 - Earl of Horruu by - - - 210 0 0 Lord Henniker . - 105 0 0 Bishop of Hereford . - 30 o a Fleury Hoare. Esq. - . 300 0 0 Quarles Herds, Esq. . - 21 0 0 Benjanilis Harrison, Esq. - 52 10 0 Matthew Harrison, Evq. _ 21 0 43 Waleson Hammond, Eq. - 10 10 ii Jer. Hnrmso, Esq. - - 105 0 0 John thisell, Esq. . - 50 0 0-50 William Haldirsand, Esq. - 105 0 0 Henry linbhonne. Esq. - - 25 41 0 Berry Hutchinson, Esq. - 21 0 0 Charles Hoare, EN. - - 105 0 0 Rev. Dr. Hudgison, Dean of Chester . - - 2 Geroge- W. Finch Hatton, Esq. - 10 0 o , 1 Mr. Luke Hansard - - 23 U U— '-'. Hobert Harry Nein, Esq. John Ames, Esq. M.P. Lord %rayon N. Kinder'sley, Esq. John Sing, Esq. Earl of Liverpool Bishop lof London Bishop if Lid& hi Bishop of Lincoln Bishop of LlandslY - sir Janes Unchain, Bart. M. lAmhord, Esq. Thomas Lane, Esq. John Lane, Esq. Mrs. Laurence Breslow Long, Esq. Rev. Charles Lsprimsodaye Dr Whams - Charles Lowder, Esq. Henry Lisaiburilei Esy Miss Leirew - 105 0 0 - 21 .0 0 M. - sno o o - r ) 2 10 o . 30 e o - 210 0 0 . '2OO 0 0 . 105 0 0 - 100 0 0 - 30 0 0 - 210 0 0 - 10:i 0 0 - 200 0 0 - 100 0 0 - 210 0 0 - 165 0 0 . 21 • 0 - 21 0 0 - 50 0 0 - 10 10 0 - 50 0 0 Earl Nansens . . - 105 A 0 Sir Charles Mordnaut, Bart. M.P. - 50 0 0 Mrs. Marriott, men. - - 25 0 0 (4. W. Marrioll, Esq. - . -21 11 o—2 Rev. Rob. Marriott - - - 50 0 0 Rev. Joliu Marriott - - 21 0 0 MiP% S.O Marriott - - - 10 10 o—l Win Taylor Money, Efq. M.P. - 21 0 0 Joliet Sturllock, EMI. - - 21 0 0 Georae May, Esq. - - - 21 0 0 Rev. Dr. Maul - Rev. Robert sPFarlane The Duke of Northonsherla:ol SOO 0 The 110. hop of Norwi•h - - 60 0 Ritlol Hon. 14ir John Nichol, M.Y. . sii o Rev H. H. Nlaffili • • - )03 0 Rey. Thomas Newenote - - 21 0 William Noilidge, Esq. - . 21 0 The Dean and Charier of CI); i,ct Church, l)xforti ►,OllO 0 Viscount Palmerston, 51 P. - Bishop of Peterborii - Sir Robert Peel, Raid. M.P. Right Hum. Robert Peel, M.P. Hun. Mr. Justice Park - William Peters, Esq. . - - - J. C. Powell, Esc. . . 50 0 0 James Powell, Esq. - - 21 0 0 Miss Powell - - 30 0 0 Miss Maria Powell - - 30 0 0 David Powell, Fig. - - 31 10 0 Rev. Harry Pourll . - 30 0 0— 2 2 John Patterson, Jun. Esq. - 21 0 0 John Plummier, Eisi. - - 21 0 0 John Peluso., Esq. - - 105 0 0 John Perm, Esq. - - 51 0 0 Philip Petry, Esq. - . 50 0 0 Josiah Dupre Poacher, Esq. M.P. . 52 10 0 Res. Regina! Pyiirlar - 21 0 0 - George Pocock, Esq. M.P. - 21 0 0 Johnson Phillip, Esq. - - 21 0 u Edward Protheroe, Esq. M.P. . 10.5 0 0 Rey. Arcbdeamin Putt - - 5 5 0— 2 I - IoS n - 105 0 - 540 0 - 105 0 - 105 0 - 3 - 2 0-..5 _ - - - - - R. Coombe@ Dowager of Rowse . 500 0 0 Lord Radsloth - - - 21 0 0 Lord Rulle - - . 11 OS 0 0 Right Hon. George Robe (deceased) 105 0 0 John Round, Esq. H.P. . 21 0 0 Chr. Itichanhuni,jsen. Esq. - 21 0 0 Juhu Richardson, Esq. . - 26 60-5 5 0 J jel ease se It H u 'a i rsa il lito r rie . ll, ENT - 105 0 0 - 105 0 0 Thomas Reid, EN. - . 50 0 0 Right Hon. II Ryder, 31 P. - 50 0 0 W. I. Itorerr. Coq - 21 0 0 Rey. Dr It.u.lvlpit . 40 5 0 11'.. B. IVillorahane, Esq. M.P. - 50 0 0 J. Woolnsure, Esq. - 50 0 0 Mn.. Waldo - 50 0 0 Rev. Dr. Wordsworth - . .34 0 0 W Wilberrtute, Riq..M.P. - 105 0 0 Colonel Wood, M.P. - 21 0 0 Dr. WoorMouse, Dean of Lichfield 105 0 1/ The Dean sod Chapter of Winchester 2.01) O .0 W. Wix, - 21 0 0 Rev. Dr. Webb, Master of Clare Hall 20 U 0 Y. Arehldahop of Vorlt . 210 n 0 Rev. Richard Yates . tli 0 0 . Subscriptions will he received oit account of the Tree+ surer by the principal Rankers in Towit and Country. Coeumnelic3iiisua to he addressed to George firainwell, Esq. 20, Lineages-dun-fields, Loudon. • ' GEN rLEMEN'A A PPAIt EL RENOVATED. 1':1 E SSRS . LAMOrrE and CO. original In_ remoraat their rectory, 13, Ge rrar d- s t reet , Leices ter-square, Me i 34, Threa•tneedle-strert, City, respectfully present to Gentlemen a must °helot's giatitication in eco nomy and taste, by their peculaaii and admirable rocessea fur maturing the Tint and Lustre to worn Woollen Apparel of every ColoOr.--..—Terms : Coat, .at. Grc.it ('oat, an. Snit, 85. Orders executed within twi.twe hours, if repaired.—lie. pairs, if &sired. OU 111011( rate tern•. N.B. Black worn Apparel expeditiously renorated, for public or private MourninK, tk.c. Yesterday was published by ‘YILLIAM SAMS, 62, Pall: Mall, price ss. 64. rrl 0-DA Y:" A SATIRE.-- /L " We are happy to have found a task of suck an obvious utility assented by ore who is likely to effect ex posure, said perhaps amendment without Upgrading by ve nality, or partial intleteuce s or fear, the firm and arduetni (unctions wltieb he has undertaken to fit!fil."—Eida Euro pean Mai/acme. N. 8.--tipera Boxes and Single Tickets ceiling by W. S. by the Nigtat. ARBITRARY INIPRISONNIENTS.—S u b. I..aeriptiona for the Relief of the numerous &Afferent under the late Halmos Cu. pus Susi ension Act. Ammon advertised L. a. D. K. 10 10 E. R. Clive, Esq. Whitfield - 5 5 James Thomas, F.sq. Mount St. Alban's. 5 0 Jim. Allen, EAq. Rath 5 0 Richard Flower, Esq. 5 0 William Sowerby 1 1 ssml. Mennen, Wood- Street Son Hubert, ditto 1 0 J. R. 1 1 W. R. Hawke. 1 1 D. C. Culline 1 0 Henry Hunt - 1 0 George Adams - 1 0 A Rustic Fen Farmer 010 fix Friends at the Spot ' ted Dog, Clemene*- lane No murders so atro cious, tio 0 ppressitin sio 'reading, no cri minals so deserving of punishment, ar those which are lw gal.zed Collected in Om Tap room of the Mite Hatt, Clifton.street 2 0 An enemy to imprison ment without law, and acquittal with out bill, by Mrs. Blake Mr. Wallis Mr. Wm Barker T. D.—Let every one do something; mud no one will be want ed to do much 0 5 Mr. Kent 0 , May the Enemies of Freedom and venal Suffrage he she contemptible Skim of Despota 14 6d. John Dean, 2.1 sub. 1 1 What will Mrs. Grun dy say A Rowland fur their Oliver J. Amos sa. • three Well-wisher; 3s. 0 8 1. Wright 1 0 S. Limmer, George. street, HanoVer•Mli. I I Sulneriptiona will be received hr Mr. camuel &souks, Treasurer, 110, Strand ; Mr. A lexamier Galloway. (9, 11..1_ I'.b j a . ; %1 M ,00 r. i.. .1 r; C. , 11 „ i t ic ree lii i i:s. n t i l :b. A 1 1 ,, d ra err e o . ti t h n i .e ir t y ; I N ' i o r ste l e . Al; to A u l , r i. . Crooke.l.lane; Mr. 3. C3lwAr. 53, Blickman-strum, JSM rough ; Mr. Wm. Rogers, la 6, Oxfoodstrect ; at the (tar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern, 50r.....1; Mr. Peter Kerr, Camden Town , Mr. Dolby,' 1 1 41) ..0 . I sl lr ~ewer. A i s(. ; sod r.Aitl, li s y re. A!fied Place, Bvinvrd-epiate. 1 1 2 2 Three &tonics to Or pnaviun -10 s. 6d. A Friend to Fiefdom, H. M. 5 0 Collected at the Mien Heal,CarmiLy morket - 3 8 Mr. Cox -10 s. 6J. S Smith, Feneltureh sti yet 2 0 From Three Persona of J 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 Rochdale. nut Spell cram, but fi lends to Pei finmeutai y Re form, Red &terrain. ed Enemies of Ty ranny and Arbitrary Power 3 A May the Spiders of . Mate be caught in their own Webs I 0 An roil to Taxation without Represen tation I 0 A trifle for a Lan tern to search for a humane Secret*. y of Stile, an honest Parliament and the hovel, 4 Wont tics of Eoglishnien, the Sim ow of whies,, slam! is new coiner,* only by p , rmiss of • a contemptible Ministry 1 0 Oh, • Mats! are these Laws jail! " Sic with what heat those dogs of Hell adtrAtier to waste soil brume yon,ler world, which I so fair and good CI eat er The Examiner Amelia LA. F. A few Metliniiica z • 014 Mr. Nlautilv) . 6 men I IA One who hope 4 s to see the .!iy of ryiribu. lion fail upon the heads of the pretvolts 1 0 I Giey Goose It I I) 0 5 . . , - .41 •—..........,_............,.... . . • ~ . . . ... • ~,. , ,„...„,:-.....„.., . .. - ~.., . , ~.ex —. • ~..,„0, ~ ..,... . a 1 . . ~ .. . 4h2 l t -I- ~• •. 4 t ' '' ' . .'. i; '.. ; r I .... . :.= •. , i ‘i e t) q .:(4-•-.-) .• - . -#. 1 . r ".••-'- . • 4, -. • • . , , ...,, • ••, • -••.1... , o• •• .• sr •••1.••• •" 4 1 , I .• . . .i• . • • .. 1 1 . . i• . '• t •: • Or,' IIIIIWA ( /1 f• 7 . . . /0 . . • li b • .. 1 44 1 Ni A i •I ii - .... • - • • .• • .-- it l ---'• 1 4 „„....... ~, 0 1 Ir tO .. . - . ... . ... . • . , .... . • moo • (•. . .: . . •. • 1 LONDON, TIIURSDA MARCH 5, 1818. •_ - , PRICE SE.I'EN-PENCE, ';• • • - a --..-__-___—,..„-_-_-_, ..i--. . . ... • - 0 - . - - °Cirri' FOR pito `NG Ton ircir ii,de`nts, a Treasurer, sad a Culdwilttre of Thirtyraix Nino. .4restan/ rfaasharre I Amount Hi $„ AND Romantic; .CNIVRCHSS opal), hire; of which Thartydist, two-thirds shall be Laymen, sod ;.. . Dat ail 'Vona. sub . rop . : . su Rscnin Efts. . 1 Kahacri p. .. L. I. ' I L. if el. Me) a 511112111ASONS' Priay, •,, ' omedlsird Eerlesioodirs.4, • . o SCIISC I; ntr.ts. L. a d. L. s. J. 4 I ' February 11, 1 - ••., 3. That his Rags,' Highness tipt.Duke of York be the I Pe•klAntin fi t itaill; 1:4; - .21 u 8 - Rev . Thomas Rennell , - 411 1., 105 6 6 --. 2 2 0 AT • numernin and respectable FETING' • Patrc... of the society.. kleney Clair, li.q . M.P. _ _I I 0 0 ..... .. 4 I) IL Bucher, Esg. b. :•-,, . .• • (Ifs CIL of NORILITT, CLERGY. lottl 0 ir . i i i , I s e j iii. That the Archbishop of Otipatibaiy be the Preside* dam,s Curler, E.q_ 51.1'. - - 114) 11 ' ll 5 5 t/i I - I Of) 0 Q , : \ ), p 46 -: .IWirrom• et POIMING a mwstrry far TING or Ike S"cireY• Itrv..4arlolcieram t u anabrialte 5. That the Archbishop of Yorll, the Meheris' of the two John room Esq. . ) 1,5 ott • ....count Sideman! - sobs ; the /INIARGESIBINT awl BUILDING 4 Cilintell44 . - 1;,:i 9 0 Didion of Saliibury - - Sll 0 0 1 .1 I (Go. sod CHAPELS ; , Proeiwes. arid Twenly.fire lay Pests assit ...0 oninow n ,, h e R. v. Joh., t p - -21xl 0 1...rtl Robert Sey mu or, M.P. -ho 0 0 . His Gam the An i nusgop a CANT**VRT is th e ths View-Presidents of the Sae' 4 and o*i all v.irancies . Newell Cr ii, Eaq jot'. .21 0 9 Meld Hull. the Speakt•r - - 105 0 0 ha the ricesPrerideetcy be filled hy the Omani' lee. • Bev. Archdeacon crane . . or . 5 0 .... e 2 0 tillirclot Shadwill, Pol. - - - - 55 4 Inky R ao Grace 'moist oopooseo ebili the e ' objazi ;....„ •O. That the President, Vice 'drools soil Treasurer, A. Chatfield, Emu .1 H. Smyth. Fag. 11.1' - . 195 0 0 - . 7.1 0 0 r ' dYn i aks the voodoo of the Doke of , be es-officio Members of the millet.; and the Trra. IL .1 SS. Smith, Esq. - . .- 21 0 0 - eireaesled by 1. Lord Kenyon, it .. I eager tad ouf-roftrfh of the Tiliilflas elected Members in Earl of Darnley . - 105 0 0 Mr.:iv, Sikoa, Siouill, and Cu. tub 0 0 1ha114"4 17•••i lsewe f r , T h at t h e oar iwined, rotation, shall iterate their ell at the Auniial General Viscumit Dudl e y an d W.uil .. loo:, 0 Res. Th ~,,, us Sikes - - 105 0 0 • t a ll f o ll ow s % * aim sod & go 3 .4 ate she Meeting, but lw enpubk of i •le re-election. Baihup of 1/tarliant - . ;..ato 6 Mrs. Sophia Sheppard - - 210 0 0 alio; &Am subjetioedl • t • That all Pentottsmaltintt i nasal lots of 100 Guiness or Ili•liop of St. Gavial's :to 9 0— 2 2 0 1' Oa the motion of the R ight N o on" N.ll. upwards, shall be Go/renew, of shin Suciely—shall be eli. William pac ts , L o w l . - . lera 5.• 0 CH. Tittner, Esq. - - 105 0 0 Mn. Julio Tayler, Esq. M P - . - 107. 0 0 - mamided by Admiral Lord is wa s,. • gable tu be Yiee-Presidests, awl bave • double vote at all Mrs. Dieppe . ...41 0 0 Rented Vasnimously, Trait tot " 1 ' 1 0" Gillen" Mettinri. Herbal .1 Mot Ihreis, 'Fig 11 P. - ota 09 • John Thomps 111 l ; Esq. - 21 0 0 tom. Loy Peen s o d c o s os ,ob en b o s o egis f yi d o , s ign S. Tbst all Perms, who shall moidrilante 20 enineat is Mrs. M. Dauhns - -20 0 0 Joloo Toke,l:.sq - - 105 0 6 lea. of Irtee-Pnesdnis of the y .—cg oo dm; LM p o s. one tionation, or two guineas amorally, shall he Members James Dream I, Erai M.P. -21 0 0 - George Watcoo Taylor, Esq. NI.P. 210 0 0 ~ chid feted', • of MI Society, hen a eight tie vote at all General Meet. Rey C. lliubritc, A.clideacasa of Rer. Choirs Th•orjo -100 41 . 7.00 0 d v On thrantiontofSiellenenes M i tasigkigo e t. gip, jogs, and he eligible Se •Om Committee, provided such so - Sarum . Roy. E apebt ti". N. Yarsittatt • 210 0 0 by d o sas op a anar ,... . 4 %nal subscriptions shell riot thesstav in•arrear. Mite ftreolvest . y. m o s ss o •sid e sp_ekt II. That all astinol so shall become dor oil the Risholo of fly . . 105 0 0 hev. Vr. Van 31ilslett - 30 0 0 i‘on Li}dletwall ' be app o i n t or ' i • , let day cf Janat_ary ' -.it T. t: Fannin l, El M.P. - II 0 to ~., . . W. kill I• o "botoofoisdbild ) , - _ 10 10 0— 1/ .• 0 I.ord Witliiniffbatm (deceased _ 100 it 0 J. it Ism • oi•ow Keene( isksolaten amorally 'Me the J. Eirera, Esq. On the moth* of George Gipps, Esq. M.P. spetendsd Third 'Mande, is May, and oftener if the Committee *ball F. r ' - • Bishop of 'Winchester • • 210 0 0 1 .1 1 is In hy, illam o d, E a q . SUP it was.. • . • Mob it expedient. Right Hon.!. H. Form - -5210 0 . Bastion of Wmcester - • 300 0 0 t fur Resolve,' 1.1 .: . A, Th ai Ch.rks H o ", E au b e e s ,. '.. 11. *hat at the Astanid Meeting a Report of the Society's Mr. Serjesni Erste - - - -3 3 • Hir Robert Wicenm. Bart. . 413 de 0 I pointed the T ' f the Society. proceeding be mule by the Committee, together with • George Deere, E.q . . 21 - 0 0 Jaoliant l'fataam, Esq. - .l) 0 0 . 'Ou tho-sWil - sit Jobe Dowdie r , E sq . ne e sded by*, Statement of its Receipts and Payments; that Thire Andi- Rev. Sir Juhat Fagg, Bart. . 21 .0 0 11a a.. Joshua 11'aison - - 10 10 0 Very KreeiVe Dees of Cheste r , it was— tors be thew appointed fur the year rustling, a Treamwer be Jam Forster, Esti. - . It, ie d Her. Archdeacon Watson - 105 00—5 5 1 1 Revolved Vseatimme ' , That George Bramwell, Emu se elected, and the vaitancies in the Committee be filled op G. '1..1. %Vilkinron, ES I. - -..- - 22 0 15, Impierded to sadetkimahe olke of H onorar y s ecre t ar y to from a shut* list p r epa re d by th e P res id ent sad Vice-Ptesi. Duke of Grafton - - 100 0 0 John Whitmore, Esq. - 1115 0 0 the Society. dente. . Earl of Guilford - 100 0 0 Robert Williams, Esc, M.P. - 105 0 0 ( Osi *twenties *fate Bishop of Llandaff, seconded by 12. That ever? order tii he mamas._ ant me to 5..., .1,... hr Lord Grenville - - _ ant A it E. R. Wilbraham_ P... 51 P ~ n a n •••••• .--......... .0.........,..... . lb.. '.....1. g. ' We.- .- z:-:- - 6. „..... . ~., • - , ‘ - 1". 11F . .. itp, - * : ..' . .i I • . itai -.li o l .. .. ii• -- ',Mt. .. :.' ~ .4 4 .: ..... . - . .. .. .. I - '''. . .. ... .... .. 7 , . -•‘.l. a , s ~♦ 6., - 2.- ".• • 7 ii.. , N' • : • or,' imithim(f i t : .. .: 0 7 ; 1 . . . .. . . • . • .10 ritO i ) + ' .. - . J • . '... . . • . . • . —.--- .-- -- - 1818. PRICE sr.vkA-pENcE. i i : .° • - • • 71 ... 14 . 4 . I Alasesenf SCitsrt;trikts. Prolamin (" s it, E , .., - I Dall6);fins. I -' lnstw . al Stabarrip-: • 1.. a (1. L. s. J. .21 u e . 7 nscnin MIS. Rev. lloortas Reline!! .fai. . 1 Kerhacrip. L. if . Ci I L. a 4. ---. 2 2 0 .. 1 . . i - - vir 105 0 0 . k 1 1:;:.! c c .':',;::, i i;... 9 ' l. _ m .iri.. - - =:i : i n t — : 11 : - 564 1); N. (tucker, Esqi :ci i , 111 ltr h v. i .4. 1t vll.iorim eanibridge . 305 0 0 • Vi‘comit Sidiliouth - - 10!) 0 Q i Coop.', Esq. . - IZI:i 9 0 MAN, sof Saliapary - - 40 0 0 R. v. Joh., C p - -21 0 0 1..0rtl R,,licrlSeyinuitr. M.P. -h0 0 0 . ' I N l "" A " .. C liftesc p. , I L .: • " „ jnt'. e - : :-. 0 2 0 1 1.: i i c „ 1 :• s r1 1 , 1 .t os S s il i a l :l e wt S 17; ta ltq r . - -- 1" 0 05 5 e A. Clialfirld, Eil. - . ?I 0 0 .1 H. Sniyils. F4q. 11.1 1 - . 105 0 0 I). .1 5 S. Smith, Esq. - . .. 21 0 0 Earl of Darnley . - 103, 0 0 Mcw... Sikoi. Sionili, and Cu. - lillis 0 0 Visconsit Dudley and W.oil • • tos 0 0 Iles. Tli ~,,, im Silini - - 105 0 0 Bishop of Doris:sin . }sus ft O I Mrs. Sophia Slit ppard - - 210 0 0 ni , litm of SI. I):iviil's :t0 8 0— 2 - . i William Davis, 1::49. 2 6 s..i '5 0 C H. Ttiiver, F..q. - - 105 0 0 Ma. I/app.& . ...0 0 . 0 I John Taylor, F...q. M P - . - iv. 0 O . ' i, itichNid mot Davis. E.q• MP. - • - . 0 0 0 • John Tlionaps 111 l ; Esq. - 21 0 0 Mrs. M. thiulists ... 20 0 0 Juba Toke,. E.PI I - 1050 6 f "awes Drum I, Eni M.P. - 21 0 0 - George Watsosi Taylor, Esq. M.P. 210 0 0 • , Rey C. Daubestv, A. ulideavls of Rer. Cliurks 'fliqrji - 10 0 0 Sarum - - AO 0 d v . E &p e tit friAn. N. Vareittaft • 210 0 0 Ili.lsop of fly . in.') 0 0 . Foss% Vs. Van Mildest 30 0 0 ••• J , I i i p . 1 I i • t I II i ..7 V •, t , 1 L i ,i i ' . t . ...i , : 1 , •, -., . . i I , • 1 ' ‘ ' , 1 I f, , i t i If ..,, • I il i f: J V i ' i /CI \ • t 1 I