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- 2` 17MMER 918.) .1 6 THEATIM-ROYAT, rrHiS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 5, Their Mairati.: Servants will art the Play a THE NIOUNI'AINEEIIS. Octavian, Mr. F.lliwrin; Virhler, Mr. Kart ; 11C ilm Mr. John , tone; Helve, Mr. Powell; Lope 'inch", Mr. Ma- Bulcasin Mulaw, Mr. Ra, mond. Zeraria, joh,imone; Porivithe, Mia IF.rce; Acne', Mrs. Maud. After which. a New Melo-Dramatic Piezc, with aopropriate Sctnery, to rommemorate Tit I.: vicrun Y DEA Mei LORD VISCOUNT NELSON. • The Music and 'Jvertsire by M. P. King atirl Mr. &sham. To which will be added (I4tb time) the New Parte of 'll-IE WEATHERCOCK. In Aet II Twn New Air., be Mira De Camp. To-morrow, the Comedy of The Beaux Stratagein ; after Which (never performed ift Legendary telo•Draroa, called The Nleeping Beauty in the WOG& THEA FRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 5, will be atled, the Tragedy called • ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. Mfonsoi, Mr. Muria,; ursine., Mr. Cooke; CLSITIO, Mr. I/ 1. Johnston; Basil, Mr. Warld.. Atnelrona, Mr:. H. John- Siton ; Ottilia, Mrs Litchfield; Estella, Mrs. ht. Leger. After whirls, a New Ballet, by Mr. Byrne, called THE WILD ISLANDERS ; Or, THE. C. .I.TRT OF PEKIN. After the Pis•, a Loral Musical 1w oorttlitu, called Ne:LSON'S GLORY. To tooth:Me with a 12, preseritstoon Of the late triumphant NAV J Engagement. Tn-rn 'row. The Come ly oI The Wheel of Fortunc..-with the Me'o-Drama of A Tale et Mystery. KING% THEATRE. THE Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, and the Ptaltr, are most res;retfit'le mformed, that THIS THEATRE Will. OPEN on SA TURDAY NEXT, the 7tb of December, vinen will he presettteti the Grand Serioua . Opera, with Chant's..., entitled IL RATIO DI PROSERPINA. Ti- MlSie by Winter. -- End of the Opera wit' be palmated a Grand Melo-Drama entitled NAVAL VICTORY and TRBPSIPH of LORD NELSON, On the memorable t tst Ostober, sash. ) . Invented and composed by Mr. Ravi —Ntusic by Woelfl. With new Scenery, Machin e ry. Dieuser, Dccorations, Sze. in which all the Singers of the Opera, and all the Dancers of the Ballet will perform. The Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, and the Public, are respectfully informed, that stietitimis exertions have been ma& to engage P.,fo•iners °I the hest di•COCtion en the Continent, in addit t.i tie present establish,u,ui of the Opera and Billet. Mr. SFGUIN was sent to Paris early in the month of August. with tot pewees to ra .ke enancernents of the racist liberal kind ; but so lignmos is the rest•aint laid cri all principal artists in the different Theatres, und,r Oa demi noon of the French Government, that it ha. been i.npeaulde, hitherto, to sueeeeel in procuring any one pert in of ills' ingteslied talents, (rim France, 0. its deperhiencie , , soy fernm. It is, however, with great satisfaction, that the Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, and the Public, are respectfully in formed, that in addition te she Pertorineis already atinouii, o l, Signior Nald., the nitwit eminent Buffo Cantcato in Europe, is speedily expected from Lisbon tng2ther with Si;nor %clots, a Tenor; Madame Schiga, laid Nlonsieur Moreau, two pot drat Dancers. N 0.26, COKNIDILT., 52, CIIIRIN4I-CROSS, AND ST. MARtirAkr EhaUILI.. 1101tOUGH. H ORNSBY and Co. respthfully acquaint the Gentry, awl the Public, that they have au gale a variety of Tielrets and Cures, et the lowest Nice*. Ft to the present Scheme, it most be obvious us adrentueem that, if thee purchase qaickly, they inust gait, f•om 191. lbs. and cannot low, particularly so during the drawing of the srst 2,200 Tirkz.its as they aro entitled to 221. each, beililes the change of (holiest drawn Ticket, entitled to 10,04)4)1. and such other Capital Pnzes as aly be drawn during that period. rx. elusive of those ailvintam.rs, there can he on doubt, should the holder titan uudrawn or Shale chimes to dispeseof the same, but he will reeeive more than it cost. Orders by letter or carter, executed ezattly on the lame terms a. if pre•ent ir 1 RAND I.OTTER V, hegias DRAWING, ILI February 3, 1606. SCHEME. 3 of L 2n,nuo 3 S 3 2 20 30 110 5,000 Frr►t•drawn T.eketa 22 I/1,000 Tickets I. 250,1)00 Patt nt the ahnta Capitals. Firet.drawn Ticket ti Day, .... I. 10,000 I).ttn 4th Day, 20,000 Dittn Ditto Data 10th DAy, .... 2mo TICKFTS and SHARES are selling at erery Licensed Lottery Mire. . PRESENT PRICE. T,eket tt.lr nt•isrter ...... 1 0 I Sixteenth • e • An early purchase Is advised, as the Fi r st 5,400 Tickets Mill be entitled to tel. each, besides their chance of the C - picas. PROPRIETY OF PERSONA r. API' EA it A NCE. beauty and llealth cannot be more essentially promoted, than be attending to the Pre-...ovation of the Teeth. Al R. NEWTON'. RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, having received the approbation of the firat Nubility, Gentry, ands generous Public, be at. extensive eon s.l:tiptine for a series of years, as well as the attestation of its superior excellence, from the analysis of it. component part., by the most distinguished Medical characters, who have pro nmineed a the most pleasant Vegetable Tooth Powder known, to enetease the beauty of the enamel, and promote the durability of the Tooth, and which has, to consequence of its experteneol advantages, beet, honoured with the immediate pa tronage of their Majestic., and the various Illustrious Kranche. of the Royal Family, Nobilita, Gently, Sic. in the United Kingdom NEW rows TOO Eli POWDER is an Astringent an.l A iitiscorbutic Powder, a delicate Aromatic, extremely eritefill ti the palate, and pleasant in its we; in fine, to those rtlio apply it, it is a certain preveiititive of pain or decay of the Tooth to the latest periurl of life. It continues to he faithfully prepared by Mr. Newtmi (only), at his house, Kennington place, Vauxhall (late of Great Russell street, London), from the genuine Recipe of the late Sir Rkliard Jebta, Physician to Their Majesties, ; antl sold wholesale, retail, and for cx partition, by Messrs. Shaer and Litoards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church yard, whom he his empowered to mike a liberal allow ance to Ito Town and Country Yenilers, Merchants, etc ; also, retail by Colitis and Co. at Sir. Newton's late Warehouse. No. leg, Great Russell -street, Reitfonl-square; and by every ?Wilmer and Medicine Seller in the Kingdom, in Sures, at :fr• Pd each. N.B. P.P... mask for Newton'. Tooth Powder, and see that B if. Neaten m. written nn earh Boa with red ink, as all ethers Sold so Newtons are tatrasstrellill. .~ ~► 1 ~ , < <~r s , 1 . .~J). Clikeq PATRIOTIC. 11 , 014 r• LLOI Ir., al December, ' AT a SPhCIAL GENERAL. MEg I .11. the COMM' Um:, held the dap, The RIM ii..n the Lord Mayor in the Clair. Dr, rG of R from the Londe Get thet Eatraordinaet of the GUI and t I th, the Gatite of 01., 161 h, end the Wartte Extraordi• nary. of the 27th Naveml,er, feta,. from Vice-Admiral Lord Collingwraal, committing Ilia Lovlattilia official dispatrite,, oel.aite to tha-giotioua Victory of Trafa:gar, with return. ot the name. and rank of the Oifieeta, and the number e( the Seamen and Marietta, It•Iled and onto...led on board ilia Ma. jeatt'a Shupe ui OW menvomit , e F.tig,gement ; and a I...tter (urn Rtrar•Alnoir.d Srt It:chard J. %traction, tart. giving an amount 0. the cilottort, of I.ur lineoif-battle Ship. off Fatiol, the Sunadtin !yid r his coaimaod; with similar rvaaro, of the killed cod rounded uu titat ocesaitui. Rego!red, That a Vase of the. ' , due of Five lliindrei Ponndo, ornamented w,th emblematical Device., and al.pro. priate Inseriptious, illustrative of flee transcendent and heroic Achievements of the lire Lord Vii.•oont Nelson, be presented to his Relict, Lads Twornitem Nelson. Resolved, That a similar Vase he presented to the present FAT! Nelsen, , if Trafa;gar, to ilesc:nd, as a.i Heir Loom, with the Title -n gloriesioly w mitred. . Resolved, That • similar Vase be promoted to Tiro- Mos tal T.ent Colli.igwourl, who, after the death of the C.iminw,il,, , -in. Chief, iii the hour of victory, en nobly coinp!etd lie triumph of the day. Resolved, That Vases of the 'aloe of Ttre., !lunilred Pounds each, with appropriate Inscription., be 1 , est.. fed to the Right Hun. Rear Admiral the tart of Northesk, arid Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John ferraelvan, H e rr Resolved, That Swords of the value of One Hundred Pounds each, with appropriate Inseripain% be presented to the sin ',sone Cdrains and Commanders of His Majority's Shia who sh..e Ain the dangers and glory • d those m-tra,rible actions. Resolver', 'llene the Sum of One Hundred Pounds be pre. , scored to each of the I.; uteoants of IL. Maj.-Ay'; Navy, Captains of Royal Marines, and other Offic,rs in the second clam of His 11ajesty's Pinclamation fir the distribution of Prize Money, who was severely wounded, and the Sum of Fifty Pounds to each Offi. - er of the Ulf)e rank who was slight!, wouarted. Res dyed, That the Sum of Fifty Pollndi h- presented to each of the Officers at the third class in His Maje-ty's Procla mation for the durribution of Prise Money, who was severe 'y wounded, and the Sum of Thin, Pounds to each Officer of the same rank who was slightly wounded. Resolved, That the Sum of Forty Pounds be presented to push of (he Officers in the fourth class of His Majesty's Pm demotion free the distribution of Prim. Mosley. who was se verely wounded; and the Sum of Twenty-five Pounds to each Officer of the mme rank wlin was slightly wooded; and that additional grateities be herewter voted to such Otticere as may be disabled in c n:equence of their wounds. Resolved. That the Sum rvf Forty Pounds be pres , ated m every Seesaws or Manna who... wounds ,n a y b • attended with disability, or lons 0 1 lisrin ; the Sum of Twenty Funds to each Seaman or Marine severely wounded; sod the Sinn of Ten Piiiiiiibi to each Seaman or Marine sl.ghtly wounded. Re.el veil, That relief he afhwdrol to the Widows, Orphans, Parents, and litrlatives,defiending tar *rapport on the Captains, Officer% Petty thfceo, Seamen, and Mario..., who fell in these glorious eogagenserits, as emu as their resportive situations shall be node- known to the Committee Resolved, That Letter. he written to bold C.llingwond anti Sr Ri hard J. Strachan, nommen; they win communicate the obeyer neoluteriss to the dilffient ships under their com• mind, and !Somas dm Committee with the ii ones of th,'„ pri. vate Seamen, and Marine. kblICl arid wounded, with such p a r. ticidars as they ems col left, respeeting the W.dow., Orphan-, or nibs. Relations ulna ileyearled for stimpoirt on toe brave non who so gloriously fell in tne cause of their country. Resolved, That the Sums contributed en the d ,y of Thanks 'citing, be exclusively appropriated to the relief of the Seem-n, Soldiers. 3farines, and Volunteers wounded, and to the Wi. low:, Orphans, and Relatives of those killed, in His Majesty's serous, and that a separate account be kept of the same. SUBSCRIPTION' SINCE THE LAST PUBLICATION Philip Ducar-t, Fed. I . ..smooth - - 1.. ::,) 0 0 Moo Zionts - - . - 10 10 0 Comnussioner Lambe,' . . . 10 10 0 roOrt Hatchet, E.Q. Hammersmith . - 5 3 0 T.l.at ta 11tovonao. Batik . . - X 2 0 J-flin Dwane, Esti . - - ST 10 U . 1 or .I , ,is Kt ttlewei - . . 10 10 0 The Chyrits of the i per cent. Reduced orp c . 15 2 0 Jam , a Cox, Master of the Grammar School at Gaineborough, second subscription - - 1 0 0 One day'. pay of Capt. 0. R. Oakes' Company of Bury St. Edmitild's Volunteer, . - 619 7 Thomas Farnennih, Griffin's Wharf - . 3 3 5 John Gad.% Esq. - - - 20 0 0 DA. el Grain - - - - 10 0 0 lushington, Cobb, and Raeford • • 21 10 0 Wilii.inii Gaitrkeil . - - 10 10 0 James Meter - - - - 2 0 0 Jones and Holland . . - 10 10 0 Thomas Borne, Foe. • - - 20 0 la I heard, Borne, and Co. . . - 10 10 0 Genies' and Stratton . . • 62 10 0 A Captain, on Infantry half pay - • 0 5 0 Captain Robert Tories, Kelverlon, Totes - 10 10 U C. A. - - 2 2 0 John Ernes - • - - 10 10 0 The Workmen at Mr. Imes Manufaftery, Pa. _ . _ . teirto.terflow . • 11 1 6 Ralph Nicholson - - - 20 0 0 • Fdwani Isaac, jun. - . . 1 1 0 Jacob Clements - . - - 5 5 0 Andrew Joliwan - - - 21 0 0 • - Isaac Du Roecray - - 4 4 0 The Non-commissUmml olfirem arid Privatcs of the Grenadier Company of the 2dßogimei,i of Loyal London Volunteers . . 22 3 William Edwards,Jun - - . 10 10 Henry tVinstanley,2tl subscription . - 10 10 Richard Winstonley, Sr W.:Known . 10 10 The Rev. Henry Patterson, 2ii subscription • 10 10 Captain Robert Jackson - - - 20 0 Robert Ma kepeace - • 10 0 William Car tale, 1d subscription . • 10 10 Mrs. Combrunr . • 3 0 • Abel Muy-err, Esq. - - . 10 10 Alexander I Istßi.l,l, F.sq. TlriCketlhan • 10 10 T 110131114 IV ilinv.tt, Esq. • • • 10 10 Benjamin Fa, le - . - • 91 0 - Bedwell and Yates - - - 21 0 Gstrio-al Cameron, Bengal Artillery - • 10 10 Lieut.-Colonel Berkeley, Keys' Marines - 5 3 0 The Rev. W. H Coppard • . 1 5 0 John Atkinson, EAU India House - . 1 1 0 George Rose, Esq. Army Stu-milling Office . 10 10 0 Willi.on ASisil, St. James's-place - . 20 0 0 From the Company at the Old Parr's titled, at R•relie•ter . • • 30 12 0 Wright, Dixon, and Harrison . 10 10 0 Mrs Susannah Neiman - - • 3 0 0 J•mathan Fade, Kolte Newington • • 10 10 0 Colonel William Kirkpatrick - - 10 10 - 0 Daniel Medan - - - - 10 10 0 Lynn Phillips - - - 3 3 0 The Printer of the Piddle Ledger . - 10 10 0 Clbristo,Mer and William 14 nth, 2.1 siobscription 10 10 0 Keyser fl-orliers - S !". 0 Sir Richard liempde Johnstone, Wet. - is 10 0 Lady Johnstone • - - le 10 0 . P. Debane, Esq. - - - - 10 0 0 • Daniel D0na1..., jun. - - - 2 0 0 Jansen Guitar:4ood • - . . 13 13 0 I,b ,~ . ~ r ~~ ~1. [AMER. 5, 18'6. John Calif. 21 ‘ ll b‘eriPl , ol - - 10 0 0 Jahn Ord and Partners - - - 10 10 /1 Sir Wi'lian Ord, of %ladies - - - 10 11 0 Julio. Dan• Jaw - - - 1 1 0 Mr. Sery•ant Beet - - - 10 10 U Nathaniel Newnharn. Jun. - - 10 10 0 John Alexander Sacw - - - 10 10 4 W. M. T. Hendon - -. . 1 0 0 Row, Brow, Goad, and Reece - . . 10 1 0 a Clement Samuel Strong - - . 10 11l 0 Mn.s Mary Twyrnan - • - _ 10 10 0 M tonbich, Masterson. and Co. !Madeira - 103 0 0 George Cherry, Nortingham• place - - 5 5 0 lirmulra ma. Tent pleman, arid Co. - - 21 0 0 Buxton and Graham - - - 10 10 0 Ministry and Bell - - - 42 0 0 Julio and Richard N:xost - - - to 1n n Alexander Rom, Jun. - - - 1 1 0 R• se's joiltneyfllell, one day's wages - I 0 6 John Stetting - . - 10 10 0 Themes Shepherd - - . 10 10 0 ' Rirhani Corinth , " - - - 2 2 0 itrepli Hibbert and Sims e e e 10 10 0 Jane. Meld. - - - - 5 5 0 Tl, Right Hon. Lord genymn - - 100 0 0 MOI. Eierlbt th Lewis - . . 50 0 0 Thlmas Leech - - - 1 1 0 Edo ant Whybre . - . - 1 1 0 Samuel Shepherd - - - 1 1 41 Ca!it. J.inies Young, R.N. - - - 6 0 0 Mn. Young - - - 5 0 0 William Taylor - . - 10 0 0 • John Ord, heal. . • 5 i 0 0 Thomas Korn. - - - 23 0 0 James Riiey, A'abey House, Bermondsey - 10 !0 0 Barham John LOViIII, Esq. . - 1 1 0 Sohn Halliard - - 2 2 0 William Fawkener . - -2; 0 0 Allen Badger, F...q. - - - b b 0 1.1. ° 4 ". 411 Pi.•, at the Theatre, Southampeon, by Mr. Collins, Manager, transmitted by Wm, Smith, Esq. Mayor • 37 10 6 John Bagwell, Esq. - • • V 0 0 Reaufoy, Jam.. and Co. . - 21 0 0 Jahn Wlnstl oh; . - - 10 10 0 The Office", Nen-commissioned Officer.i, and Pri- 'Mei, of the Loyal Greenwich Volunteer In. fanny, by Limit. Cul. Campbell, Cominandant Ins 0 0 Screenti of the London Cofiee-hoesa - 16 6 6 Sir Henry Henariogtoia, Bart. . - 5? 10 0 P. 44. De rl l / 1 3111 . • • 10 10 0 Henry Smith . - - 10 10 0 Gerard De VISIIII. • - - 5 5 0 William Coningliam - - 10 10 0 Williatn Vissrd - - . 16 10 0 Thomas Hawke', Piccatirly - - In ICI 0 Edward Chirrill - • 3 5 0 Thomas C.outt.,Fm - • - 100 0 0 Thomas Manson and Son .. - 5 5 0 Mrs Siliella Daviiosi - - . 50 0 0 Aee , ii,n•a it's 03i,-e, Cheque Office, Accountitles Di.count Office, Discount Cheque Offics (Btnlt of England) - 35 15 6 William Little, Vag. . - - 10 10 0 John Shaman. Eici. Iron!, Hants - - 10 10 U Admiral Sir Henry Harvey, K. B. • . 50 0 0 Sir Hugh Inglis, Bart. - . - 21 111 0 Rawson Aislabie - Green, Ward, and Green, Ltairte.bill - 52 10 0 J. Bernard - - - 10 10 0 Holmes and Matthews - - 10 In 0 Diehl Heave, Islington - . • 52 0 Joseph Hankins Burge - 10 10 0 iglu, Coker, Eau - - . 10 10 0 ire T. M. Hesearidgr, Bert. • . 21 CI • Benjamin Juwett - - 6 b 0 Charles Stephens, of Kenerif . - 5 5 0 William Cooke, Lincoln's-Inn - • 10 10 0 Win. and Janie. Whyte, of Havant - 10 0 0 John Fuller, .of Rose 11111 - - 51 0 0 Mrs. Anita Maria Bold - - 100 0 0 Lord K-ith - • - 53 0 0 .1 um% Hamel% Rm. . . - 5 2 0 Y.. Ruff - . . . 10 0 Bridges and Co. - - 10 10 0 The , Sttornm•General . . . 50 0 0 Viraid Bober, Esq. - • - 10 0 0 .1 Oste - • - . - 14 10 0 Michael Gray • 10 0 Slack and Walker • . • 20 0 0 - - - -- _ Dr. William Scot . lO It) 0 Francis I.lnd . • - 10 10 0 The Corporation of the Trio ity.llouse, at Newcastle 105 0 0 Amount of a day's troy from the Officers, Non. commis:ioned Officers, Drummer., and Privates of the East-Essex Militia, by Colonel John Bullock - - . - . 47 10 9 Private Subscription, East Essex . 2 2 0 James Senior - . lO 10 0 James Bir - woe Wheeler, Esq. - - 10 10 0 y ese pt, Dawson and Sons - • 21 0 0 Thomas lVilkirison - - - Sl 0 0 Francis Jukes, Engraver . - 5 It 0 Clark and Awned . . - 10 10 0 John VFatstell, Esq. . - - 10 10 0 Wil:iaJi Tour . - - 5 5 0 Mrs. Poole, Woodford - - 5 5 0 Thorns, Lown.!es, of Ilimmitend Ileatk • 59 0 0 Creed, Fair, Usher, arid Co. - - 10 10 0 John Pet-r Thompson • I 0 0 Gentle Fillingham, Lincoln's Ina fields - 10 0 0 William Prescott - • 10 0 0 T. P. Aciand - - - 10 10 0 W. S. Heard, Rrmaley, Lent 1 I 0 Thomas Gii• teridge . . 0 I 6 Joiatkan Rain., Esq. MP. . . 10 0 0 Stephen Todd - - 10 10 JD Ono day's ray from the Officers, Yon cettonio sinned Officers, Drammen, and Pima., of the Yarmouth Volonr,er Infantry Illsttslion, coin mastled by Lleittenam-Culonel Gculd, Com mandant - - - . NI 1 6 D.W. - - - - 20 0 0 !Award Werner . - - 10 10 0 Thomas C.Warner . • - 10 10 0 Edwin! Warner, jun. . 10 10 0 Lord Rolle, 2d sotwription - 105 0 0 - Hugh taxeliham, Exile, - - 5 '0 0 Col. R. T. Nelson, Plymouth Dock - 5 0 0 Row. Dr. Marriott, Itcliirof Ilertinnnd-n - 21 0 0 The inhabitants of Britlgnorth, by the hands of Mr. Joseph Smith - - • 48 11 3 Thomas Tumbrel}, Trowbridge • - 5 3 0 Shumas Stillman, ditto • - 3 3 0 John Good, ditto - - - 1 1 0 Thomas Peelers, Esq. Surveyor for the Act of Navigation • • - 5 3 0 Thomas Chadwick, Eaq Hampton - - 13 0 0 J H. • - - 10 10 0 Henry Dihhin - 5 0 0 - Francs and Ellis Brevin . . 21 0 0 James Whistle - • 2 2 0 Idtv,sanl, Patten, and Hayward • . 10 0 0 Wai kers, Strawy, and Cn. ... . 3? 10 0 Twenty Fire.nen of the British Fire.oTee - 3 14 0 Sutton mad Davis's Men - • 3 0 0 Lewis Lewis and So.i - - 10 10 0 . Thomas liaviowi, Shadwell - - 1 0 0 0 Elmond %iitostois. Esq. - . $1 13 0 Hornsby and Co COMIIIII - ... 10 10 0 Samuel 11.wton - - 5 5 0 Ch trlei K natchh.ill - - 21 0 0 Wyndham Knatchbnll - - 21 0 0 Ayma and Daw.a a .. - 81 0 0 SCHOOL Fthß THE INDIGENT BLIND, St. George's Pie lis, Surrey. The 1.001 Rishop of DURHAM, President. . SAMUEL ROSANQUIT, Jon. Esq Treasurer. AGENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of this INSTITUTION, will be Widen at St. Paul's Coffee-house ' St. Pain Choreb.vard, on Thursday, the Twelfth of December. The Chair will be taken at 044 o'clock, precisely. The Ceiromirtee am requisite'. to meet at the tame place, anal on tile awe day, at half mot eleven o'clock, precisely. A subscription of ono guinea ann• .11y, n• if not less than twenty guineas at once, ut within one year, constitutes a Member. The Csramittire acknowledge, with much pleasure, the Re ceipt of the ,tAlowing donations, and new annual subscop. tons:— I. s. I. s. Dowager Lady Asgill 1 1 I Met Ann Jones - 1 1 Rev. W. Mains - 1 1 Mr. Jordan . - I I Mrs. linge . 1 1 Mrs. Jordan - 1 1 Miss C. Aillf• • 1 1 Roger Kedineton, Esq. 1 1 Mrs. Grant Allan . 1 1 Henry Kellett. Esq. 1 1 W. Allan, Esq. . 2 2 A. E. Kendensley, Esq. 2 2 Arbitration fee at Lloyd's Lees on L ew i s , E sq 1 1 Coffee-house, by H. CountessDow.slacers- Sedgwielc, Esq. . 3 3 field - - 1 I A.H.B. by Mr.Grasswell 1 1 %Vs. Madan, Lambeth 1 1 John Bags ill, Esq. 21 0 Mrs. Marshall - 1 1 Pliigh lied, Eq. - 1 1 31rs. Middleton . 2 0 Mi4i Remain, - 1 1 Miss Morrison' - I 1 John Berney, Esq. 1 I Lady Nei.ean . 21 0 Richard Bland, Esq. 5 S Thomas Owcti, Esq. 21 0 Charles Rhone, Faq. 21 0 Lady M .r.. Parker I / Mr.. Brent - 1 I Wiliam Parker, Esq. 1 1 Miss Brodnek .. 2 2 William Pearson, Esq. 1 1 John Hromicker, Esq. 2 2 Mr. Pepys - I 1 Richard ROI', EMI. 2 2 George Phonier, Esq. 1 1 Richard Bui by, F. 141. 1 1 MM. Price 1 1 Sir T. CParges, Rao. S 11 NI:. P. 2 9 - John Chatfield, Eq. 1 1 The Earl of Radnor 3 3 Mir. Cl.irke - 2 2 Mo Racket - 1 1 James Clarke, Eq. 1 1 I John Ray, F..i. - 1 1 Charles Clarke, Eq. 1 1 i Rev. John Robinson 21 is William Clarges, Esq. S 0 !don. John Spencer 1 I 3. Cmnsers, Eq. 1 1 Sir r. Their. hart. K.R. 2 2 Lord Dynevor . 2 2 R.R.C. by Mr Grastwell 1 1 Lady Davis - 1 1 R.A. by P. Martineau, Miss Dee - I 1 I Esq. - . i• 1 C.S.D. by Mr.Grarswell 1 1 RDhy Mr J.Wind ts 5 5 Miss D.ekenoin - 1 1 T. Sisakespear, Esq. 1 I lame: Douglas., Eq. 1 1 I Robert Sparrow, Esq. 2 2 Mn Edgmion - 2 u 1 Go m m S:atou, Esq. 1 1 Mrs Edgar • - 1 1 Mrs South - 1 1 Nli•. Field - .3 0 11iss Sally - 1 1 John Flansook, Eq. 1 1 Heart Saver, Esq. 21 0 Mis.T. E. rooter - 1 1 Mrs. Sterry . 21 0 A fine, by the L. Mayor 2 2 Mio Story 1 1 Mrs Freeman& - 2 2 Mili Strohm' - 5 5 John Eromow, Esq. 1 1 George Surridge, Faq. 1 1 A. Glover, Esq. - I 1 SH at Meals B , sari. Lord Hawarden - 2 2 'tuft's - . 5 0 lade Howard - 1 S. P. at ditto - 2 2 John Harley, E4l. 1 Capt Taylor - 1 1 Mister Hawk•,Newronstle 1 'Mrs. Yawls/see - 1 1 M es Hayilon - 1 The Has. and Rim. the Mos Meador, - I Dean of Wi..duir 21 0 Miss F. Heaslow - I S Whit:iresoi,Esq.M.P.2l 0 Ro'unt Hill, Esq. - 1 G. Week's-barb, Eq. 1 1 hs... m,lll,4lo.gsworth I Townley Ward, ILA 21 0 R. liludson, Esq. - 1 Mr hump'. Watson I 1 Mts. R. Hodson - 1 R. Williams, Esq. 1 1 Rev. Thorna- Hughes 2 2 Mrs. Withers - 1 0 CeivitessDow.bingston 1 1 Mrs. Wood - 1 I Milian% Kiinp, 'ism. 1 1 Richard Williams,E-q. 1 1 J. Jeffrls, Esq. - 1 I Subscriptions and Donations are eMeived by Sorenson Bussn quer, inn Treasurer, No. 73, Lim...rti.nreet the Rev. Seerettry, Prah-street, La.r.beth ; Mr (;rasowell,l'olleetur, N 0.7, CraAereirtve•it,S!rarni ; Mr. R. Stir, Ciii•K•tor, No. 100, Swoosh, Southwark ; Messrs lielrett and White, L:oyd's Coffee hoarse; and by the f..low.ng Roiikers wiMeo , rs. Rosannowit and C. ; M. 114,. Pros n and Co.. Stews. Coutts and Co ; Mears. Do.n aiaid Cis ; Messrs. Forst -r and Co ; Maws. Fidler an I Co.: Mows Hoare, i, R it m o? ", aisi co. ; Mews Sokol. and Co.; and MIMI% ir'ff Mid Co td Dec 1803. JOHN CItINDLAT, Seentur. -----. ' • , . 1 , 7 rrr , - : , • • • Samuel Ramard and Sono, of apnoea - lOC 0 0 I. U. Hume - . - • 5 -• 1 11 A Venfitt.i.ce from B‘l , tort . . It•s il V Janus A•l•,,e - - - 0 9 0 I.t...ert Pvialv-r. ftedf•wd &Imre . . 10 10 0 il.ntero, Lush:.tankt,, flo..ler ~ And Lusl.,4ton 200 0 • W.1113m Yat.-s, of P,';,ry, f.....mca.bire, 21 subgerip uon - - - . SOO 0 0 • ' /lb ..• tinincription Ronk% are types, a^d Snbarriptiont . eeiverl, at th• ►lar of L'orc, Coffee.l•tr , se, and by al the Lukens:l Tovru Country. J. P. FOR L.>, Sos. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (FVICY N , Arm , ier 2, IF/5. 'pH E COURT of DIRECTORS of Me RoY Al.- ExcitAnGE ASSURANCE, ee t'etth” eiae IV 4w,, that dui,. TRANSFER BOOKS in At sh.t, Pow TuFsnA T. 1701 of Deerwirer net., to TUESDAY. the 7th ionv4ry jollorusig; awl that the Anus( Geneent Glint nepok.ted be their Charter, w. 4 Ihr holden vt their Oiler, oft the ReythEachinge, en W DNESDAY, the i&th of Deral4er sett, c Eke ..•C in she Furry/ow. firt the Cruesid. ation Of 46 id, , And on Spa cial Alfdirs. SAMUEL FENNING, jun Seri-awns. VICI7JALLI/40-07FICE, Doe. 4. i.e.S MHE COMMISSIONERS fir ridtettlfieito His I.liestO Neu do hereby yve Notice, That ks Fl4lD4r, the 13th iniknft, they silt k rrid t to curio, Tendert in Writing (seated tit.;, and teeter for TWO HUNDRED TOSS of MUSCOVADO FUGAR, to he tiorierodole to Snooplef w ha pram:a frith the Tenr:ert. Tu It.• tiehler-1 Hi. stlajthry's rilif,:hing Stereo at Ileptfor.l, hi the Peoro , irm of not test ilea Tiseneyjiir.sior PlOre tL a flirt!, Ton,, per Week, front 'kat I'.g; “4411 to he raid for !,y Balls, p tr*, kith Interest, Ninety Otto after Dote. The Conditions of the en•erl.: to-, hr weft at the Seeretetey's Office. sto regard ari , l he had to nay Torier, in efh;rh the Price shall not he tif•erted in IS anis at leogth, or that shlll hot he Selice•-ett to the heard heifer Oat e'Cyte , k of the mid Friday, the 11l 110, instant, mans tiw l'ersen tok.s make. the fender, or wale l'erfon nthoff, attends, to answer thaw calla ••••. VIC 11JAI.I.ING-OFFICF, Die 4, 1813. TCOMMISSIONER' . fer Firramilia r Nis 1 miego N•rey dr hereby yrte Nooer, Ti,.: on ralo,r die 204 instant, they rail b. reedy to retreat Treelres arr;tbar (noted ap), soul trout jar the Supple if whet FRESH KEW in.", be regrind Or Illajoey's Skim and rose's at laineentli, from the 17th 4" Ateeeh nett, to the 31:1 f 411 , timber fottiertag ; to he pnni for k bids pepb4, with ',wee, Ninety Lop otter Doe. The Gerditroes ry she Gmtra , 4 may k woe at the Secrete. y't Ol?re, et this Orhre, or by 0p 0 t0,,,,.. to the Calleekor of eh. Coo. Mos at Fainonerk regard will he had re any Tender in which the Pei,. A t ilt Rat be ioerted in tnn , ds at or that Shalt wet bed tierrerd the Beard before One o'Cloelt on the raid Friday, the 40th Pot ttiat, .ter aim the Peron she rie:vi the Ter4er. ris true en Ain belo4, attends, to Dower re' en called pr.