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/ 1,1 /.-• ey / / No. 6,606. NNW TIINAT B RAY AL, DNURYANIL T ills Z VKNING, WEDNICSDAY, Fel -L arsary 4, will lor performed Ilw Cemody of TUN HYPOCRITE. Dr. Coomell. Mr.Dowton; Mamporm, Mr.Oxbreey g Colonel Lambert. alr.Wollock ; Dandey. Mr. Penley. Old Lady lam_ bast, 'Lariats ; Young Lolly Lambert, Ain. Orger; Char liesc ain.W.West. After rd* OLD AND YOITNO. AIL Milford, Mr. Terry; Peter, Mr. Knight. Matilda Mowbray, Mira Clara Filter. To entieltule with the Pantomime of HAMA:QUIN AND THE FIXING CHH 6 .IT ; Oa, 3IALEK AND THE PRINCESS SCHIRI.4I:. Harlequin, dlr. Howell; Pantaloon, Mt. T. flanchard; Clown, Klivior Paolo. Columbine, I.lls Smith. To-morrow, Philandering; with the Pantomime. On Friday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts ; with The Spoiled Child; and fitoramti in London. On Saturday, thir Mannering; and The Cataract. THE,ITNIC-1101'.11.. CIII'ENT-nANDKN. Tills EVENING, WEDNESDAY. February 4, will be performed THE DIAN lit' THE WORLD. Sir Pertinax Mneolyeophaot, Mr. Vorinie ; lord Lambert:curt, Dlr. i Egerton, Mr. ('roper ; Sidney, Mr. Abbott; Mel. MR I ngertnn. Lady Rodolphe loiiiitorcoort, 11 r.. Chance ls's Lay Macsycophant. *a. Pearce; Constantia, 31in; Beau. mord ; Betty flint, Mrs. Gibbs. To conclude with the Pantomime of HARI,EQI!IN ANI) POOR ROBIN; Or, THE 111/I'+E THAT JACK BUILT. &detain. Dlr. Eller; yonfoilron, Mr. Clow*, Mr. J. 8. Otimiltli. Columirine, AlrauVedi. To-evertew, The Cabinet. On Friday. (Uri i with a new Farce, called The Peachem On Saturday, The Melina. ••• 'rhe Pantomime every evening until further notice. NEW SI 7 RREY TIIRATRF. The new \lelo-Dnun• of " Asian the Linn" hee been ernwneel with cainplete success—it will be repeated every Evening until furdicr notice. T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, February 4 , will be performed ASIAN TIIE LION t Or, THE SEVEN lIRAZEN TOWERS OF TEPELTNI. Mr. 11. Kcinble; Delveno Brioni, Mr. Simpson: Moor. tar, Mr. Auld; Negour, Mr. Herring. Elmira], Mira Kimbell; iulettc, Mir Tunaiall. After which, A TIN YEARS' 111,1 7 NDER. Jack Hopeful, Mr. I ;anon ; Thad, O'BLirney, Mr. Calpoys. lauly Apra, l'iiiingc ; Alias Goodwin. To conclude with THE tiAIIISEERS: or, Murder, though it have no tongue, will mink " With must miractilomiorgan." Platen to be taken of Mr. Rorauer, at the r.ew Box.oilice of the Theatre, and of whom may he had Private Boxes nightly; aloo Free Admisaions fur the Season. (110 KAI, FUND, Instituted for the Relief of its Decayed Members, Widows, and Orphans, Ceder the Patronage of His Most lirseious Majesty and the Royal Dukes. THE Public and the Subscribers to this institution are respectfully informed, that the ANNITAL CONCERT for the BENEFIT of the above CHARITY, will take place on MONDAY neat, February 9, at the English Opera House, Strand. boater, Mr. F. Cramer; Conductor, Mr. lircatorrs. The following eminent Performers have already promised their assistance : —Miss Patois, Miss Furey, M l'eneti. and Miss M. Tree ; Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Ilswes, 11r. *farad, Mr. Smith, Mr. Uoulden, Mr. Atkins, and Mr. Sapio ; Signor Garcia and Signor Ca' intuit. Tickets may itched at the principal Music Shops, and Places taken of Mr. Stephenson, at the Box entire. ESTABLISHED upwards of TWENTY YEARS, for the SALK of IRISH LIN ENs by the PIECE, at the Factor.' Priee, No. 4, OR the South Site of Illittnimhury-square, Four Doom from the top of vmtthttntptnn-are•t, Holborn. THE I' LINEN (701IPAN 1' be g leave to an nounce to the Public, that the abort. House is their only Ex 101111ment in this Country. where they continue se supply the No bility, .Sentry . and the Public with WA HILANTLD talAss. BLEACHED LINEN for Shirts and Sheets. of the best fabric eebur, et a price considerably lower than they can be procured toy sober medium. They also orawhge so return the pur simeeseney should any fault appear. Bled Irish Hills and flank of Ireland Notre taken as usnal.— and Toren Orders ptineteaily attended AIN by MOVAN. 4, Illocuusbury-aquare, London ; and ' 1 4. DOYLE. 31, ht. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, ASTHMA. TrEpTpTs OF HRHATHINO. AND oPPREssIoN 111.• Tull 1•11 E -ST. ? HF. Nobility, Gentry. and the Public in general are respectfully informed that the ;Ith - eraser being in pravession N' a most valuable Recipe for the relief and cure of the above Waning complaints, he hay been Induced, At the volicitntion of ter/ many persona who have experienced its beneAdul effictv, to Offer it to public notice. The medicine is of the mad mild, Mini rem. nstritions, and effective qualities, of which the Fermin taking mvineed in a few Ors. It clears the loop, causes tree re wirxtion, and prey all dnpleasant accumulation of phlegm. *ld only at W. 'a 119, Great Queen-street. Lincoln's Inn. gelds, two' doors f Freeniavons' flail. llalf Pints. M. tul. ; Pints. ; ilr. thders, per post, immediately at tended to. I,tiNnitN REPOS for the CAIIINET-11AKEltS' 'I v. I', for evvyy hoer' pt ion of I 11 I N i• •!t I '.1:1:It FEAT II EH -BEI) and 3IATTIII-;:ss NI .1 NI 'F.I4 TORY. No. 7i, -- (*.nor.;; of ii.EADENIIALT,-sTREET. 1,. ndon, opposite Militate Pump. Ready Money only. Sovietv of Cabinet-Makers respectfully inform the Public 'that they atilt continue the ale,' I' Eatabliahnient, fir the benefit of Wiwi-lima mechanic-a who have large families, by oficring them manufactured articles in the Cabinet line. of the best Ilefkmanship, and cheaper than any home ran do in hncho' by 2.1 per cont., there being w' oth.r profit required on th • ;totals bat the bare how,' expense.; at the atone time will be aulliciently *atia'i , al with having constant employment for themselves and fan ii Thin Societe wa, est-thlishetl in June. 1111 R., ron•isting of 211 Inerharirs, ?aiding the number of link' wives and familicn, nAbount lag to tai: in Jane, 1819, Ike •nore were Added to the Society in June. 11'29. ten anti in Jone, 1321, eight. The total member receiving support through the means of thin Entablishnient is 191. Soeicty and their families beg leave In return their sincere thanks 10th... !Attica and I;i•ntlemen who have hitherto honotired them with their orders and reeo tttttt endations, and shall always feel happy iii the;r endeavour , to give future satisfaction ; at the same time solicit a continuanee of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to inms.se the number of the Society. The following articles arc inserted as a specimen of the very low prie.s, all arranted -redy money only. Full sire monorail foor.post twdstend, lath bottom 3/. 135.: full 'Pe tent bedsteml If. fn. ; horilerod hair niattreas to lit 11. Is, mahogany drawer, solid evil% U. 3s. ; leather Let 21. : ditto, free fawn dust and "itch, toll airs 31, I 0•. ; sit japanned (hairs of any description in oil I/. Cak. ; best 111:10 wash-hand wand , if*. ; ditto drewsitivable, if..., hearth rugs 14s. ; three fret Ida incites chest of drawers 4/. 4a..; three feet mahogany l'crit lino..e table It. ; three feet ditto on pillars and claws :4,41,..; mahogany dreaaing.table IL; ditto bitten, best I!. 4s. ; deco betistcps 11/.7 M. • ditto ditto It. 12a. • ditto ditto V. 2s. ; 4 rt! hos. glass, two sissweri, brat Ilritiah plate Ida ; dint: dil. 1 % 1 :5.: ditto ditto It. Ina. ; ditto awing glass, large size commode 1 .: ditto ditto FM. ; ditto ditto Va. ; ditto 12s. ; AM bed and Palmy 5 , 4 lid.; ditteditto lls.; ditto ditto 75.; tray stand 7. ; lung ' 3l "'Ori tray I Ix.; ja:atnncd I ook shell 75.; tea caddy Ilk.; Port. a:,le desk 21s. ; desk coven 'n mmther Ua. ; music chairs, acv palm' Its. 141. ; eight mahogany ( + l ir a , covere d with horse ot, lima. nailed it. ; eight 40 to ditto IV. Ins.; right Onto 71. 7 a . : right Trufaig a r ditto 11!. its.; mahogany sofa to much 7/. les.; e.ittio coach 71. Ins.; ditto ditto 1;/. dien, with bedstead, 7/. Ilk.; set of mahogany card and sofa 1,1,1- " , on tuna' legs, banded in rose-''awl vent sad sofa, on pillars and claws 1. =4• ditto, the hest that can he made to tinier or pattern. ll:mil:mit' 7 feet t's peihstal aideboaril, with carved back, 1 ;'•; unto 7 feet ditto ti feet K, IW. ; set of dining tables, of ','' ll • o I! 'tem, 4 feet by In fe.ali, Ili.; ditto, 4 feet 2 by II feet R, ilmo 4 fert I; by 112 fret I;, l i;,. Ilia. ;if Spanish, an ally:nice 7 .11 . : straw iv - illase I/. Is.; tent bedstead and furniture Innidato bedstead stad French elliptic top, with drapery IV. ; five-feet mahogany hair-post bedstead and faraiare, with ' , math draperies lined all through, complete id/. ditto ditto It,!. IN.; ditto ditto, with comic?. of a ma!,e, ; ditto ditto, with gold cornice, elegant 2!!!. ; etirtaira, of the hest rine and tined tor !!!!!!lox Yl. Ik.: ditto ditto 7/. 7‘.; ditto, of a au 'z." and elegant 'ode of work lot. Ilk.; drawing-room rose. di !'4 ii .-nitre Trafalgar chairs; ditt, , , inlai,i with bidd, 2 coils, ;IA w,ia 111/. ; ditto I!. Is.; drow ning '`" snft l:/. died, 7/. 7s. ; ditto IV. hoste-liair . '" 111 , 111 la. W. TII It NELL, Agent. I corm-ray vas sot kria .„ packet' freed' o C%r1 . 11144`. e•eept the matiii.-1., and sent to '' ;41 , Of lireat Itritain, aril to the East and Wtst Imam lintel tint, and :11crelianta supplied with Cabinet Goods h!ertation. .s * .toat:iiten:s Furnished at it few , haunt' notice, and HOW" two or four days. LONDON, WEDN PAS To mil is March, and to call at Portamooth for Paimengera, VOR MADRAS and t Lt ITTA, the fine fat-nailing Jl: Teak Ship 1 :01,CON11.1, A, I, JAMES IVES lilt. IVA RIM, Commander, Intrthen 8M) Tons, lying hi the East India Export Dock. Hasa P oo p, an d ver y nu or Accommoda tions fur Passengers, Lot earring an experi tageen. For Freight or Pa.o.yre apply to Megan. Iletcher, Alexander, and Co. 9, Deronshirr-aquate; or to BUCK LYS, BAGSTER, a.A BUCiIANAN, 33, Illark-latit. A RE(UI.AR TRADER. FOR VAN I)IENIAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH WALES, the line Coppercil Ship PRINCESS CHAR LOTTE, JOSEPH RINTII, Connander, uurthen 400 Tons t lying in the London Deck. Has very ',ulterior ,I..continudations for Cabin and Steer*ge Passenger., and carries a Surgeon. Fur Freight or Talmage, apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. WANTS a Situation, as LADY'S MAID, or I . I' PER MAID. ■ yaung minas who can work well u ht► needle, and get up sne linen ; she can have an undeniable character from thi family where she has livei for several years; has no objection to go abroad. betters addressed to IL IL (poll odd). 17, Little Grosvenor. watt, aressesor.squere. NfitiCE. IF Mr. WM. R. CARDIFF, who lodged at No. 2, ZION PLACE. npposisa the Chanel. Waterloo•road, does sat cone and psy his Debt. tlib Articles in poreession will he dis pp&ed of in fourteen days falai ibis date, to pay the Rent and sxpenses. ANN KERRIDGE. Id Febisery, 1821. Just tuddished, in fin learp Ilea, price 3s. Bcl. SCOTCH NA'r lONA LIT"' : ♦ Vision. In Three Boll!Published by C. Stack , Piwernonter-row. THE FIFTH REPORT if the PR ISA ),1 PIJNE SOCIETY bible day publkhed. J. and A. Arch, Cornhill g I and Co. Parenteater-row g Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly ;D. ara, Edinburgh; M. Good. win, Dublin. 1 4VENERA L MEET I PIG of WEST INDIA PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, ANNITITANTS, and Others intertmed in the Britiah Wet India Colonies, will be held at the CITY of I,ONDON TAVERN, in Iti,hopagste street, on TUESDAY, the Inth ut February next, at One o'clock precisely, en important butanes& . . WM. 1101,DEN. N.B.—All Crendemen who attend the Meeting am. requested to /rave their names and places of residence at the door before entering the roan. SI/PKRIOR STYLE AND ECONOMY IN CIA/THING. B1100BRID4; DRAPER., TAILOR, and G. HABIT-MAKER, respectfully solicits the Public and Fashionable World, to inspect his SAXON and bPANI'II CLOTHS aid CASSIMEKEik which he flatters himself will satisfy the roost favtidiini. connoiaseur. ris to quality and colour. Being determined to keep nose but the hivt wockiiwn, lie iv en abled to exhibit Fashionable (laments, of every description, equal to any In the %Vest, and for little more than half price. Oentkmen arc therrrore entreated to give him a trial, whirh he makes no doubt will prove satisfactory, and ensure a rominu awe of that public patronage which he has hitherto so iciiply ex. perienecd. A r..phal Assortment of Fancy AVaistenatv, lloquelos, water pouf Cloalta, in Cloth and Canilet, and Fancy (Mods connected with his business, equally cheap. KENT noiNE No. 41, Chespoide. pppo•ite Wonti.xtreee, London. PIA NO-FORTti IVA RIMNTFO. WPINNOCK most ressectfully begs leave to tic • quaint the Public, the n nwtsequence of him exonsive arrangements for manufacturing Piano-Fortes, he is enabled to submit for their inspet lion a great variety of excellent SQUARE. COTTAGE. lIAR3IONIC, CAIIINET. GRAND CABI NET. and IMKIZONTAL (IRANI) PIANOS, made of the very hest and well-seasoned Materials, on the most liberal terms. Old Instruments taken in ):change. Piano.Vnetsi of superior quality let out on Heseripti-e Lists to he haul gratis, by applying at the Ware house, No. %7, St. Clement's Church-yard, Strand. All Piano-Fortes manufactured by W. P. arc warranted; and where the moat perfect satisfaction is not given, the party is at liberty to ext-ha”ge any Instrument within three months, or even at any period, on payment of ahe hire and expenses. NIL A liberal credit given, where the parties arc known to be respectable. MoD RN GAZETTEER. Just published, in One thick volume arm price las. bound, the Third Edition of GAZETTEER of the MOST REMARKABLE i A PLAt:IO4 in the %YOU LI/ with brief Notices of the prin. ripe! Historical Events, and of dot moat celebrated Persons con nected with them : to which are satietted !deference' to Books of History, Voyngcs, Travels, &c. Wended to promote the Improve• mint of Youth in Ge.v.:riphir. situ Biography. By THOMAS. BOURN. Teacher of Writing land floography. London: Sold by J. 3lawman; S. Leigh; Harris and Boo; Harvey and Dorton ; and Burton swill Co. ESTABLISHED SCHOOL ROOKS. Just published, limo. es. breed, the rinth Edition of x EReis ES on the LOIRS end MAPS; inter speraed with 110111 e HistoneaL i Biographical, Chronological. Mythological, and Miacellaneout intrmatton ; on • new Plan. To which are added, Questkins fur Enainination, designed for the Use of Young Ladies. By the late W I 1,1,1 A hi BUTLER, Teacher of Wriiin4, liencilly, and Arithmetic. London : Sold by Barris and ' ; J. Hayman ; Harvey and Dorton; Simpkin and M ; an Burton and Smith. Of whom may also he obtained, by the same Amber, ARITHMETICAL Qt'EsTIONS, on a new Plan. Eighth FAition, hhno. Bs. bound. CH RONOI.OBICALi and BI(KIRAPIIICA I, EXER CISES. ttisih Edition, Min. 7*. 6d. bound. GEOGRAPHICAL EXERCISES on the NEW TESTA MENT. Second Edition, 12mo, Is. bound. MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS in ENGLISH HIS TORY and BIOGRAPHY. Snead Edition. I2mo. M. bound. ARITHMETICAL TABLES. Teeth Edition, Id. stitched. 1, ECTJPIED SPERM OIL, 4e . 6el. per Gallon.— A 11/ UPTON and Co. Oilmen and Colour Manufacturers, 64, Queen-street, Chespaide, by a proems entirely new, and exclusively their own, are enabled to sell Sporn Oil equal in purity to spirits of wine. So unequivocal is its excellence. that it will burn beauti. fully in every kind of lamp : and as its Name will nut fade front the first lighting till the whole of the oil is meanies', the trouble of trltnining or raising the cotton is entirely avoided. The public are also respectfully intormed, that OILS and coIAMJr of every kind may be purchased at their Ware house, warranted genuine ; and that the ANTLI'( ) R ROS IV E PAINTS, which have been in general use for the last twenty Tars, and that are suited for every description of outside work, übass-anueseat.ilvrability. and aeanaw au eamideratinaa, are selling u wider, •(:. : Invisible linen per cwt. 104. ' Bright Red per cwt. Ms. Olive ditto - Pls. Dark Red 24a. Bright ditto -112 t- Wilt, Paint . MN. Lead Colour - Iris. Black ditto . Os Stone Colour - htis. Yellow • Chocolate - - 3ria. Prepared Oil, he. &c. Also, the REFINED COAL TAR PAINT, 1.14. per cask, which quantity will rover 1,1100 square feet. This Paint being en. tirely mineral, is insoluble in water, and a cure fur the worm and dry rot; it is therefore peculiarly adepted fur weather boarding, sluice gates, and every kind of wood and iron-work constantly ex postd to the weather. It is of a handsome dark chocolate colour, nod does not require heating. It may also be had of Dark Green and other colours. ..... -- N.B. Orders by post or carriers, addressed to Upton and Co., British Paint Manufactory, 14, Queen street, London, will be punctually executed. nom v-ittlEivEn BEER IN OCTOBER. A T the auggelition of 11. IIR()11(7,11AM, Esq. M.P. lk Ladies and Gentlemen deairous of making this important article of L•mily consumption at holm!. are respectfully informed that they will not only save .10 per rent., but procure themselves a good and wholesome Beer, which can always be brewed in tem perate or cold weatlmr. For this purpose, TIIIIMAS .1.% li% . IS, Wine-cooper and Cooper in general, No. 3, flungerforiLstreet, Strand, near ('haring cross, has constantly on sales large assortment of New and Second-hand welLsessoned and BREWING UTENSILS of every description, at the fonowing low cash Prince:—that is. a (Inc Bushel Set, with l'aska, Ittc. •21. 3a.; a two Bushel Set, 31. 3.1.; a Three Bushel Set, 4L 4a. ; a Four Bushel Set, 81. Pis. _ . Families waited upon to brew their own Beer, to tine and bottle Wines, kr. in Town or Country. Water Rusts of all sizes, Patiting and Turtle Tubs lent on hire. Merchants supplied with all sorts of Parking Casks and Cases at the Hark prices ; Caidts, Pipes, and 1 ruvisils bought or exchanged ; Pickling Tubs, oval and round, of various vices. . _ A .et of aent to any part of the Country, by an order fee payment in London. T. J. would aahria ail pews, as tabu' a eels d this..llll4 i. flungerford-ateest, three darer tomn tee Strand. CHIGRIA 1114121MAT1SM. ts PD.AMS. AC. (7A.11:.1'l IT Ol'f MELD( X%—eajcput Oil, which Tis the built of this I hualeklor, has been lung highlyy . esteemed on the Continent. A A remilly for Chronic Rheumatism. spasmodic Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, llntises, and Deafness; wt. l the experience of late years, in England, proves that it merits the high character given of it by the mast eminent in the profession, in those obstinate com plaints. Being combined in the form of Orittdcldtte, it is rendered inure penetrating, and consequently much more efficacious as an external application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of flannel, tw the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorates the abooelients and accelerates the circulation. Sold in bottles, at Is. flit. and h. thl. by tattlers, Chemists, Cheapsitle, St. Paul's. and 220. Regent-street, (near the Argyle Rooms.) loindon ; IVaierlon-place, Etlinbuirgh ; Sarkville.street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Fenders throughout the United Kingdom. N.B.—lte careful to ask for " Butlers' Cajeputl/podeldoe." 0 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .4 :i 5, ir(: IF i N . ) a, j , \ iis i t il t! !, .!t ( u ) l l l '.S ße o n r iedy F :f l i - r Bilious Complaints, Indigestion, Flatulence. Heartburn, Comer. nea, Spasms. Head-aches, .‘ffectimis of the Liver. he. ke Free men of studious arid sedentary habits, such as are troubled with scorbutic humour' ; merchants, captains, and persons going abroad, will Ilnrl them highly benclitial. In 4:out, Rheumatism, and recent Colds. with Fer.v, they will he found particularly useful ; they will prove NO desietble a Family Medicine for both Sexes, that the Proprietor em offer them with the full as surance of success, in every complaint for which they are re commended. having been idaniiiiittered in inhale practice up wards of thirty years. _ _ _ Prepared only by George Morris, Chcniist, &e. to the Royal Family, High-street, Kensington (Proprietor of the Royal limns wick Corn Plaster, and ndebrated Cough Drops), to be had at Dniggima, Rook.ellers, and Medicine Venders in the I 7 nbed Kingdom, in ibises of Is. 141. , or three in one fors. Ad. None genuine unless signed by Geswge Morris on the Govern ment Stamp. GALVANISM, I Np 4 kITJON. ke. LA BEAUME ott the CURK: INDIURSTION, WARM Ant RAVEL . TORPID LIVER, DISO ERB of the HEAD. ILLINDNEIIS. DEAFNESS, GALVANISM and the LA BRA UME as the MEDICAL. EFFICACY of ELEC. TRICITY is Nervotoi and Chronic Diseases, price I. And LA BEAVMN on the MEDICAIk PAWRRS of the AIR PIIbIP VAPOUR DATU, in Gout, Ithcomatinn, Palsy, Dill eases of the Skin, and of the Joints, dc. Prise Published and Sold by Ilitchley, Fled-street, and may be had of all Rook.ellera. -- Throe Publications, as well as the Authors practice, have bees moat favourably noticed in the Illediciel and other Reviews. TO CATHOLIC NOIILEMEN AND FAMILIES.. Imust be obvious to all who duly consider thc atibject, that the state 'lithe LA ItOrKl Nti VATIII/LICS in ENtl- LANI), and MMe particularly in the 31ETItOPI/1.15, in ca pable of g rest improvement, as regards their morals and happi. nen ; and without dwelling either on the impositions to which they are subject, or the di-advantages under which they perpe tually labour, it is preaumed that every measure that woult tend to protnote economy and industry. mod nainteraet the general distress, which too often visits whole districts, would meet with the lawnl patronage of the more wealthy members of the l'ui. veraal Church. l'onsidering that the gretecr part of the distress that Is to he found oolong, the poor 4 'atholies, arises from 'tickling', and that the evil is increased by the wan; of medical assistance, and the total suapetrtion of the poor men's earnings; and further, that (to say nothing of the •ertainty of thus? imoitutionsi Irish lalaturent. indeed Catholic. generally, are e‘cludetl from the advantages of most Iletiefit Societies. it is respectfully 'submitted to the more wealthy l'athnlic That an Institution shoal," be formed under the Act of 59 thin. 3. cap. lAt, to enable Catholics gel:crony. of all IhrlollllUlatiOnl., to pnv:ide. by 31thithly Contributions. certain tr eekly .11lowances during Sickness and Infirmity, and 1611111% of 3loney at lhsth, fur Espcit.scs, That the contributioas, required for such allowances, shookd he tiled by proper acmaries at the lowest possible rate, to secure the permanence and atabil rof the I tut bill. 'l'hat the Society shoithl Ile aided by the voluntaty Subscrip tions of Honorary 3lcuilwrn, and be gor,Tuell by a 111111 l 'Mee chosen from and by the Honorary Subscribers and Insuring 31embers. That the Members should men annually only, for the election of Offie-rs; and, that the litisinots of the Society should be carried on at IMMIIC convenient place—not a public ...wise. rf the positive advitmagcs arising fmni this step, none hut those who have considered the ' , abject can form any idea. The promo tion of imlustry and economy; miner:ion against that distress which is the result of sickness or death ; the prevention of contegious dis ease by the prompt attention which would enian.ge from the So ciety's visiting medical practitioners, arc some of the earliest of the effects which would he produced ; and it in under this impression that friends to such a nteasare ore earnestly solicited to communi. cate with a 411-nth:man who has determiacti to found such an (flan intim in !Avalon, and whit will lend his assistance towards eats. blishing such Societies in any County or City in the I indeed King dom, an -I furnish the Plan. Nubs, l'aleulations, and the Certificates required by the Act of Parliament. Peratna who may feel tle,irotta to promote such an object, by subscribing from one guinea upwards, either annually or as a do nation; or wilco can lend any RASiStiIICC towards the undertaking; or who may be &Aroma of establishing such a Society in any part of England, Ireland, or Scotland. upon principles which cannot fail. arc requested to forward a line. post paid, to d. 0. B. l'eers Coilce.hotite, Flettoorect. Just Published, QOI 7 TF,It'S NEW SCIIOOI. REGISTERS for the STUDY and coNnutrr of YOUNG LADIES or GENTLE 11EN, which may he had on the shortest notice, adapted foe any Schnol, the Name and Address of the Establishment being printed on the 'over : I. Octavo Sim, either fur Ladies or Gentlemen; 50 for 36.., or 1011 for 31. Ills. 2. Quarto Size, bandiininely printed in Script Type, with blank pages for miscellaneous 11)becreations; La fur 31. lis. ; or UM for 71.75.. . . - :L (tuarto size, printed on both sides of the page ; GY fm 21. lea. or 100 kir 41. Ilia. _ _ ',,' Any smaller numbers than the ahoy. may be had, without the 1 articular Name and .Address of the Est iblishment being printel upon them, tktavon at ltd. each, or with blank pages at Is. 34. each. Quartos at Is. irr with blank pages, Is. tkl. each. To be had at the School Library, 73, St. I'lo', Church Vital. CATON ON NERVOUS DEBI LI TV. ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE, This dar are published, price 3s. lid. 11( ) PU LA It REAI A It KS, Medical and Literary, on ll NERVt Ws tit HOW I►EIIII,ITY, ItEkt ATION, liVrOctiONDßl.tc, and Il vsT lem, DISEASES; eintsinirg an Inquiry into the Nature, l'recention, and Treatment of dime I)iseauct. called Nervous, Iti!ioun, Stomachic, and Liver Complaints; with I/bier:miens on 11.. w Spirits. ley T. 11. CATON, Surgeon, li, Norfolk-street, Strand, late of the !Inked Hospitals of St. Thorns.. and they. Printed for Memrs. Sherwood and Co. 311, Paternoater-row ; C. 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(ESTABLISHED 1890.1 CAPITAI,—FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDR. • THE DIRECTORS consider it necessary to make known. that. the Insurances undertaken by this Company against Sicknets and on Lives, as provition for surviving Nieves, or for Burial Expeicten, are upon to all eligible Assurers, tritkcia regard to religious tenets of any description, end that mia i r b lr imi v : dud Catholics of the mechanical and labouring claret are insured, and have perticipated largeir in the benefits secured to them through the medium of this E.tablishment. Office hours are from Teti to Three, sod from Six to Nine daily. W. 11. MEDHURST, Secretary. , MAVEN PRIZES.OF_I4.I,OOI. QIV IFT and Co. remind their Fnends and the Palk*, sl that the present Ia one of the may few Lotteries now remain ing to be disposed . of by the went of Parliament, and they respe4- fully solicit, durengthe abort .period that Lotteries will eew. in this country, a cononnanee oil thatintronsge which has Ilistin gui%hed their °theca shift the year 1 180. The present Schente enntsirs the extraordinary number of Seven Prima of 20 , P6N. In Money mud Throe pet Cents., Tye of which, all Money, -in be decided the Filar bay, when every Slant eat become a New Ticket, or entitled to iOl. in Money., at the *Ono of the holder. &hand at large may be had gratis at tiro sod Co 's qtfices, Kultry, 31, Amite 12 Charing.cfoot, 1110.4treet. wh e t * Ti c k e ts solittsgp am on ndo in the greasarotoodesp, Tho Drew* will begin the qID 3inra Mao& 11120.31 LAST malfrff GAZE Tort: At dw Court at Brighton, the Slit of January, 11101. PR KNENT, The XINO'S inlet Etrile!! Majesty in Council. SHERIFFS appointed by bis Ms*ly In CwncY , iii if year 1824. Bedtbr.lAire—Sir Robert Harry Inglis, of Milton Brom, bah. BerkAlre—Sir Charles Saxton, of Ostrom Bart. ee Borkiktioshire—Philip Dinieombe Pauneefort DansiVlbsof Great Ilrtck rill, Esq. Cawthridgrahfre awl HantloplortrAirr—George Tbsmpsill, eC Slonsashant, Esq. Chemise—Peter Langford Brooke. of 31ere, Cruirlelsai--Thenial Henry Graham, of Edmund Cads, Esq. Comsat—John Samuel Nuys, of Env', Esq. Derbyshire--Samuel Oldknow, of Mellor, Esq, DeroorsAire--ltejamin Bolden Hiekinsott, of Tiverton, Req. • floradabire—George Garland, of Stone, Eisq. Essez—Nathaniel Garland, of 211ichaelatoir-ball, Esq. Glesteateriglee—Thatnas John Lloyd Baker, of Hardwick. court, Ewe. Herdbrdrhire—William chute Horton, of Moreton-eo h et, Esq. HerObrdshire--Patriek flutow, of Colney Chapel, Roq. fear—planers Wykehron Merttn, of feeds Castle, Esq. ..'y) Lriessrershire—iralmund Major, tit Illaby, Esq. - • Etiwasd Tomlin. of Ribyy Dip MommostObahlre—John Partridge, of Monmouth, Neirfbilr--Thoosihilus Thomas/A f lu don, of Letton .Worthasisproashirr—Williani Abbott, of Icitilton rsagL, Northsnisderlawd—Edward Collingwood, of .fi E Tossiogkismfrilfe—William Carlton, of Chilwell, Esq. • oxfordshirr—bitanlake Ration, of 3lisbury Esq. Rmtiaridshire—John Morris, of North Luffenham, E.g. Aramldre—John Wingfield, of Onslow, I: . Somme/shire—Edward Jefferies Esdaile, of hood*, Eq. Staltwohire—Ettward Swill of RytklevJodgri, Esq. Comity rf SoNshasyroo —Walter Lon, of Preshaw, .Vol4—John Fitsgsmld, of Rredlield, Esq. Sorrels—Flora:ice Young, of Camberwell, Esq. Strasax—Danial Rowland, of Fronts Eq. Warirkkshire—Robert 31iddleton Auy, of SnitV.Tfield, Eq. Wlifahiar—Sit rahra.d Poore, of Rusitill, Bart. Woreestersatre—Sir Christopher Sidney Smith, of Eordistott. House, Mart. Foriahire—Sir Jon Van de Bempde Johnstone. of liatisars, Bart. SOUTH wmx.s. Carmasewathirr—fearste liirgan, of Abernethy, Esq. Prsaltrokraltim—Orlando Barna. of Ivy Tower, Iraq. Card;gaiaktre—John Sandra-it Ilarford, of Petrwen, Esq. Gfansorinsnrhirr--,lohn Bassett, of Bonvilstone-House, Esq. Brrrosishire—AVilliantAugustul Gott, of Penmiarth, Esq. Rarkserskire—Hugh Vangnan, of lAwyn Madoct, £sq. NORTH WAL Angleary--.lohn Owen. of Trehwfa, Esq, Corwariviashirc--Sir Humid Erskine, of Plas Its, Bart. ileriageteskiee—Atheistmstarbet. of VaiYarnliolirflis if attriasrpskketsel Amy Nowerne, of Rhosrgoelt. Rey Drabighshirr--Richosi 3lyddeltost Lloyd ; of Wrexham, Esq. Filystshire--Robert John Illostyn, of Calcot-Hall, Esq. • Palace at Brighttat, Dark/ oftaaraster. Jam.3l. • The King has been pleased to appoint John Entwistle, of Fox. "-- " Palatine of Lancaster for the Stherifrof the County year ensumg. TIANIOWPTS. 0. Brys, Ind.la Manchester warehouseman, to summer Feb. 111, 17 on , and Mar ch 16, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Mart. fkii. time, Mr. J. J. 'Fanner, 38, Fore.streat, Finsburi.squans. J. t:remwell, Huddersfield, York, woolstapler, Y. 11, 14 and March 16, at ten, a: the office of Mr. W. Jacomb, solicitor, Hod.. dersfield. Solicitors, Mr. W. Jacomb, Huddersfield; and New. Drew and Suns, Bermondsey, Surrey. J. Hughes, late of Wood-street, Chespaitle. teem-keeper, Feb. 10, 21, and March 16, at ten, at the Bank r upt,' Court. Solici tors, Messrs. Ware and Young, Blacknum.street, Saathwark. T. Vale, beg-alley, Loan acre, coseh.joiner, Feb. 7, 14, and March Di, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Meows. Richardson and Pike, tlolti:m.t.quare. DIVIDENDS. March 17. S. Holland, and T. S. 111Iliarna, Liverpool, mat. chants, at one, at the George Inn. I.lve;-pooL March 6. J. Hay. and J. 11111, Borntigh High-street, Surrey, linen-drapera, at twelve. at the Haekrupts' Court. Feb. 21. 11. Collins, Regsttt street, Oitovl-street, carpetelemler, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. Feb.2l. .1. Miller, Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, bookseller, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. . . . Feb. 24. T. Fair:lough, Liverpool, slater, at cat, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Feb. W. J. M. Newman, Ilmmtgrnve, Worcester. dealer in wool, at eleven, at the Sias and Garter Inn, Worcester. March 17. C. Pa r ker, Colchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Colchester. eb. 25..1. Dole, 3lancheata, warehouseman, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. 111are1;23. Blakey, New Bond-street, dreas.maker, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. t'F:IITIFICATES.—Fes. 24. F. West, Little noon", ilt retied, miller,—T. W. Raley. Ger rard's.lJall Tavern. Hasing-lane. 'inc.-merchant—T. Mitchell, Sidney-place, grocer W. Thomas, Reg?nt. street, stationers—E. Staff, Norwich, brisk-maker.—H. Dunnage, Colchester, ruiller.—T. Hills, eumthend, Essex, carpenter. PA RTNERSII IPS DISSOLVED. S. Davey and S. Norman, Old.street, Si. hole's, E. Atkinson and IL Humphrey .. Sinture-soset, Chelsea saints place, and Cross-.street, St. Luke's, uphoisterers.—J. J. Holio , d, J. B. Gribbin, and R. Lucas, London and Lisbon, so fares rega•ds J. J. liolford.—A. A. Haray and J. Copeland, Sheilickl, attar rteys.--0. Keyzar and J. Critchley, Liverpool, timber-merchants. J. Marshall, J. Hives, J. R. Atkinaon, aid J. Marshall, Linda and Shrewsbury.--J. Rose and W. Wilkinson, Whiteernss.. street, and High-street, Shareclitch, Davies and S. Rogers. Sackville-street, Piccadilly, warehoasegaen.—J. Smith and W. Robuck, Shepley, York, woollen-cloth.tnanufacturers.--J. Whitley and J. klasoo, Liverpool, attorneys.—T. tirnathosd and S. lireathcaul, Holmfirth, York, drapero—W. Forty and C. Joint, Stow.on-the-Weld, Gloucester, dealers in horses.—ll. A!..rtiri and T. Rake, City-need, stable-keepers.—M. Pulleyn and B. M. Smith, Charles-street, St. James's, milliners.—J. /'hoed and S. Rice. Old Fish-street, iiIiOkSILIC cheesemongers.—W. LititiC.7 and A. hambley, Birmingham, cabinet.case.ntakers.—E. Ardlar and F. %Valiant', Worrestti, grocers.—R. Moffat, T. Martin. and W. Moll'at, commission -merchants, so far us respects H. Alnaat.— T. Handley and J. li. Lister. Gray 's.lnn-sqnste, attorneys. Pidding and Co. have published the dearest exp!anation of the present ingenious Scheme, which may be had gratis, at their Office, No. I, Ccmhill ; it cortains no less than Seven Prizes of 20,0001. in money or three per cents. besides variout other capi. tab', and more than Harr-(m rifts of all who purchase now have the privilege of receiving hack at the rate of 101. per tick , t, atter having had their numbers drawn; this reduces the expense of an adventurer for the capitals to a mere trifle. Pidding and C.o. have been invariably successful in elistriboting capitals at the cnirmenoe ment of every new year, as will be recolketeti by numemus persons who have had prizes of 21,0001., 20,0001., :.,0001., 1,0001., he. in the last and previous years. In fact, no uEice can compete with that Lucky Corner, No. I, Cornhill. . . Scime people remark, It never rains but it peurs; which may not inappropriately Le applied to the late riae in the fur ever since Mr. Sivcwrimm comr.'eted for thia Lottery (a moiety of the Prizes in which are Stock. the other Money), the price has rapidly and progreasively riaLn upwards of nine pie eer.t.,, and many think Stock will, ere ioeg. bleh mere in the market than the same nominal sum of money but reel at the preatht value there has ace latod about 10.40/. whi h will be gained by the holders of Ticke,a and 'hares, in eddiuon to the Seven &e. originally allotted for the ' , theme. wontl,r, there fore, the lode of thia Lottery k uncommonly brkk mpecially as the d-awim• is an near, und tite two lirat Prizes will awl haw 20,000!. starling antra. I' I• 1 NEW RUSSIA. This day is published, in ifirn► illustrated with Coloured Plates of COMUMPS, hr. price 10s. lid. in boards, AJOURNEY from RIGA to the CRIMEA, by way of KIEV ; with some Account of the Colorisatian, sad of the Manners and Customs of the Colonists of New Itirsis. To which is added, a Second Edition of Notes relating to the Crim 'rarities. By MARY ()LER ItN ESA. " The two roblications Min one of the inset agreeable and use ful contributions which this branch of our Literature has lately no ccived."—Literary sluitcum, Au::. 2. " In taking leave of Mrs. Iliildernew. we have great pleasure in assuring her that her volume makes a near appmainistion to the sort of work which we arc glad to entsturti:;c from intelligent Eng lish 'residents abroad. .. It bears ever where the wawa good acne. observation, and truth."—lluatterly Review, No. no Linkloll l'finted tor Sherwood. Jones, and eo. Paterossuer-row. PROSPF:CTUS. HE Public arc respectfully informed, that on Salty. T day, the 31st of January, and on every succeeding Saturday, will he published. a Periodical Miscellany, on an entirely new plat, splendidly embellished with Portraits, Copies from IVorks of Art, Faildcmable CUALLIZILS, and New Music, price One Shil ling, entitled— TIIE LONDON JOUR N.ll, DES MODES, awn NEW LITEPASY GAZETTE. The work will consist of sixteen quarto pages, handsomely printed on fine paper; containing, original Essays and Take, Notices of new Publications, the Ann and Sciences, Fashions and Fashionable 51orements, Poetry, and the Drama. 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This day is published, in Bvo. price Ins. tid. boards, a New Edi Linn, of t PIZA("CICAL TIIKA'fISE on BREWING the I 1. various Sorts of MALT LIQI '0 It ; with Examples of each Sivecies, and the mode of using the Thermometer and Saccharo meter, rendered ratty to every capacity ; the whole forming a com plete guide in Brewing laindon Potter, Brown Stout. Reading Beer, Anther, Dock, London Ale, It'intimr Ale. Welch Ale, irtetitherg Ale. Scurrygrars Ale, and Table and Shipping Beer; to which are added. liencral Instructions for making Malt, and Tables of the net duties of Excise on strong and table Beer, pay able by coalition Brewers in town and country. By ALEXANDER MGRRICE, Comnion Brewer. Sixth Edition ; with the 1.3 . ws relating to Brewers, Illaltsters, and InnketperW. By JOBN WII.I.IAMS. Esq. Iwsndon: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, sad Co., Paternoste TOR. Where also may be had, price fn. Isl. in boards, A PR.iI"FIC.I,I. TIiIiATISE on Preeding, Rearing, and Fattening all kinds of diwitestie PoultPoult ry, Phemants, Pigeons, and Itisbbioi„ by floningttm !tloubray. Esq. Fourth Edition; with additi.ma on Ilreeding, Feeding, snit managing Swine, on 51ilch Cows foe the Family I)airy, and on BeCS. " Mr. illoubray's book is unquestionably the most Practical Work on the subject in our language. Adopting its plan, any family may furnish their table with the above luxuries at one third of the price they are obliged to pay at the markets t and tile farmer and breeder may render it u source of additional prolit.'*—Farmet's Journal. UKASE/101.D, CIIARING-CROBB and ST. lIIARTIN'S-LANE, with Im mediate Poaseraion. Bii MR. STANLEY, At Ouresway's Coffee-bouse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill. ce THURSDAY, the 12th of February, at Twelve, riIHE UNEXPIRED TERM of about TEN YEARS In the LEASE of thoee very eligible PREMISES, situate No. 1, Charing-trona, comer of Et. Martin's-lane, in the occupa tion of Mr. Joseph Wilb boot and shoe maker, held at the low retool 1191. per annum. Immediate Poisossion will be given. May he viewed, with lama the Tenant, and Particulars had. ten day% previous to the Sale, on die Premises ; of John Ildl, Elul.. A 6, Welbeek-street; at °Amway's; and of Mr. Stanley, 21, Old Bund-street. IAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1824. SALES BY AUCTION. PARK-LANE. EGEOANT FURNITURE, PIER AND lILASsE:, AND MIRROR. brilliant-toned CABINET PIANO-FORTE. in Rosewood Case, Five excellent double and one single barrel NS, a BLUNDER. BUSS, and a pair of petite, PISTOLS. A few fine PAINTINGS, by esteemed Masters. Coloured ENGRAVINGS, CHINA, GLASS, LINEN; and other Edicts. By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick House, Regent.atreet), On the Peens ken, No. K, Park-lane (opposite Grusvenorgatel, On W E DNES DA Y, the Ith of February, left, and the following day. at Eleven o'clock, T HE GENUINE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, The Property of a Gentleman of Rank. Comprising capital Four-post and Tent Bedsteads. and Chinn Fumitures ; excellent Featherbeds and Bedding; elegant Draw. ing-room and Dining-parlour Window-cuttisins in Chintz, Cotton, and Morine ; Sofas, Couches, Ottomans, and Chairs to correspond ; brilliant Plate, Pier anti Chimney-Os...se-sand 31irmr; capital double and single Harrel (Inns. Blanderbuss, anti pair of Pocket Pistols ; handsome Dronv and Or-niolu Roman and Grecian Lamps • Cut glass Lustre; Eight-day Clark and Vial; a brilliant toned Cabinet Piano-forte, In Rosewood Cue, by Wilkinson ; excellent well made t'sbhiet Articles in Rosewood and Mahogany ; boo, Card, Library, Dressing, and Dining Tables; Wardrobes, Chest. a Drawers, llookistses, a capital Ceiburt `Sideboard; handsome Ma. hogany Dining, Parlour, and Library Chairs; few nue Fainting, by esteemed M asters, and coloured Engravings ; Brussels and kisidenuinster Carpets slid Hearth-rugs, Fenders and Fire-irons, Cbins and Glass, Linea, Sib:bon Requisites, and varier* Wirt' Anlidost May be viewed on Mood*, and ? rued", preceding the Side. by Catalogues, at Is. rad; to be bad on the Premises , at &scrawny's, and of lldr. Robins, No. 170, Rerst-street, opposite 13urlingson street. GENTLEMEN'S ELASTIC BELTS.—These who, from debility, corpulence, or other circumstances, require support, may inspect Rome specimens of newly invented Belts, peculiarly adapted for saeh purposes. They keep their position on the body. are warranted to tit well, and materially ditlir in con struction from those in general use. 416, New Hood-sweet. KENSINGTON LACE-WORKS. IN consequence of the unprecedented demand for these superior LACES. graciously patronised, by special Warrant, by all the Royal Family, these Lace-works have been in full activity, preparing the the season the most beautiful produc tions in every novel and fashionable article of Ikea, warranted to wash transparently clear, ea pure white, and not to drop or turn yellow, as the spuriv us starched Latedoes—to prevent the gross im. position of which, the genuine Kensington Lace has a ticket with the royal arms, and full addresses, and it can only be had a t th e Wareham, :le, Southampton-street, Covent-garden; and retail as well aa wholesale, at the Alandfsetory, 11, Kensington-square, Kensington. Orders manufactured to match any kind of Lice, white or black. Just publiveim Id& ASPLENDID 1. 0. ENG" of Sir ASTLEY COOPER. Bart. limegC tt the Vag, dm. front an Original (halving by Mr. J. W. lailhittmes.. London : Published by MY.Coa i ldt. erect, Southwark; and Menses. Hurst, Robinson, and CIL IN Pall4nall, and IS, Cheap. side. • 1 ; RUNT giTRAOIIO COMlrSraddall4.- rIIHE FIRST PART 'of' NTS CQNFESSION, 1, made to Mr. Harmer, his whidt , tras published it the WEEK I,V DISPATCH N ew of &friday. kat, haying excited the moat lively interest Ohio the emintry, the Pro prietors of that Jointed respectfully liir the Public, that they intend to keep that Number on sale dutingrthe whole of the present a, month ; and that the SECOND PC RT of the Confession, deve. loping the dreadful secrets of th snutiers--ths ingenious plan formed for the murder of Mr. W —likewise a history of the plots hid for the destruction of " f und other persnets—with the tnintrolotts esratirs of some of the Intended yietims__will be pub. !Wird in the Weekly Dispatch of Sunday nest, February 8. t)nier, received by all the Newssvenders, and at the Office, 7, Wine Offire.court, Fleet-street. bondon. It is expected that all Letter with Orders shall be post-paid, and have a reference for payment ip scans house In London.