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LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1826. Price P.,' NOTICE TO MARINERS. NATHANIEL'S KNOLL. TR I 1 V ITY -110 LIVE, LONDON, Jame 7, 18'16. NOTICE it hereby given, that by direction of this Corporation. a BLACK BUOY, with the Words " NA TDANIEL'S KNOLL" on the Head thereof, has been placed NA en the outer edge of that Shoal, in si Fathoms at how Water Spring Tides, with the following Marks and Bearings, N i s . A WINDMILL open to the RIOHTof the CHANCEL PART of ALIDBRO' CHURCH, bearing - N. b. E. IE. BUOY on the RIDGE - N.E. b. E. IE. N.E. BUOY on the H'HITINii 1 B.W. b. W. W. LOW LIOHT at ORFORDNESS - W. IN. Note.—Neer to and within the Boot thee ate only teen Feet at Low Water. By , J. HERBERT, Secretary. THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-HARDEN. k R.FARLEY'SN 1G HT.—TO- MORROIV E v ening , Ail Tuesday, Jane 13, will be performed the Opera of the .‘NTIQUARY. Jonathso Oldbuck. Mr. W. Farren ; Edie Ochilrree. Mr. Bartley; Hector 111•Intyre, Mr. Pearmtn. Miss Isabella Wartime, Miss Hammertier ; Elsp.tb of the Croioburn foot, Mrs. Fault. Mr. Braham and Madame Vestria will sing revival Airs in the course of the evening. After which. an IN TERLUDE. in which Mr. Yates will give bis imitation‘. To conclude with the Barletta of MIDAS. Apollo. MadameA'estris; Midas, Sly. W. Farren. Daphne, Miss Hatomersiey ; Nyu. Miss 11. Cawse. Tickets and places to be had of Mr. Farley. 3, Hart-meet, Bloomsbury; and at the Boa Office, Hart-street. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.OARDRN. THE Public is mast respectfully informed that the night se: apart and advertised for the BENEFIT of the lice celebrated CARL MARIA VON WEBER fat which he was to hate presided) was only postponed in consequence of the dangerous illness of that Gentleman, which terminated so fatally : the Proprietors of this Theatre, anxious that his survivors should have the advantage of that arrangement, beg to announce that. on SATURDAY NEXT, his popular Opera of OBERON will be petformed. for the BENEFIT of his FAMILY, when every effort will be made to render the night's performance worthy of the occasion. Tickets to be had at the Box Office, Hart-street, where places may be taken. ERFORMANCE of SACRED MUSIC, in aid of the FUNDS of the,PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, ST. DEORGE'S FIELDS, SURREY, instituted in 17118, and incorporated in 4RINi, for the Admission of the Offspring of Con victs, and the Reformation of Criminal Poor Children. PRESIDENT, His Royal Highness the Duke of Vona. TREASURER, SAMUEL BOBANQUET, Esq. Oa THURSDAY June Id, 1825, will take place , in the 'SOCIETY'S CHA PEL, a PERFORMANCE of SACRED MUSIC. under the direction of Sir GEORGE :131A RT, Organist to his Alajesty, and JOSEPH 111•31URDIE, Mus. Bac. Oxon. Organist to the Society's Chapel. PART I.—Organ, Messrs, 31`31urdie and Sale, first Part of ()Tenure to Saul. Arranged by Mr. Sale. Handel.—Duet, (MS) llisa Cawse and Miss H. Cawse. and Chorus, " Blessed is he that .conaidereth the poor." Composed for the occasion. J. 31•Murdic. )I.B.—Reeit. and Air, Mr. Vaughan "In native worth." (Creation.) Haydn.—Motet, " 0 God when thou appearest." The Sol ra by bliss Stephens, Hiss H. Caine, Mr. Terrail, and Mr. Phillips. Alosart.—Organ. Mr. 0. C. Sale, Concetjante. Handel. —Recit. and Air, Mr. Phillips, " The Snares of Death." (From the Oratorio Thanksgivtng.) Sir J. Stevenson.—Air, Miss Ste phens, sod Chorus, " Sound the loud . Tiinbret." Tiaoll.—Resit. and Air, Master Benson, " Angels ever bright and fair.," (Theodora.) Handel.—Organ, Messrs. 31'31urthe and Black. boom. Grand Fogue (Requiem.) Arranged as a Duet by Mr. SP3lurdie. Alstart.—Luther's Hymn, 3lr. Vaughan, and Chorus. Trumpet Obliga'o, Mr. Harper. PART IL—Organ ' Mr. Illsekboum, Movement (No. 12 ) flartdu—.Reeit. and Air, Mr. Vaughan, " Behold and see, ' .(Ileawah) Handel.—Chorus, "Gloria in excelsis." The Solos by the Misses Cawse., lit. Terrail, and Mr. Phillips. Pergolesi.— Air. Miss H. Caine, "Sad my Soul." Winter.—Organ, Alr. 31•31urdie Slow Movement, Beethoven , —and last movement Flats Con certo, ' Rink—Serill Chorus, the principal Singers, and Chants, " I.ift ap your beads." (Messiah) Handel—Recit. and Air. (MS) Mr. Phillips, "A Nation fettered." J. 31`31urdie, 1t1.R.--Qaarretto , Miss Caere, Mr. Terrill. Mr. Vaughan, 3lr. Phillips, and Chorus, " Their sound is gone out." (Messiah.) Handel.—Air, Miss Stephen*, " Let the bright Seraphim." 'Trumpet Obligati', Mr. Harper. (Samson.) Ilandel.—Organ, Messrs. Sale and Blockbouns, "Gloria in txcelais." (No. 121 Mozart. Arranged RA a yteet by Blackbourn.—Chorus, •• Hallelujah ." ( Messiah ) Handel . The CAtorus will be selectal from the Performers in the London Oratorios, Ste. dec. Sir George Smart will preside at the Organ foe the N'ocal De partment. Tickets, Seven Shillings each, to Le had at the principal Music Shops, and at the Institution in St. George's Fields. The Organ has lately been erected be Gray. Doors will be opened at Twelve, and the performance will corn. snence at One o'clock precisely. A EGIF.RS. rARSHALL'S NEV VERISTREPHIC PANO -11 RA31.1, just opened in the Great Hoorn, Spring 6,trdens, wepresenting the (ITV of ALGIERS, with its immense Fortifi cations and Bowies as it appeared before the Battle. the British Fleet entering the Bey to take their station. the Battle at the hot test period; the A hterine Fleet, Dock Verdi, Storehouses. kc. in dimes, whieb decided the fate of the Action, and compelled the My to submit to ell the demands of the British; the City and Batteries of Alglera in ruins, es they appeared the day after the battle, with the British boats bringing the Christian Slaves to liberty, happiness, and home. Ti.e ships of war being on the largest scale, and accompanied with appropriate description and musie, jives aaenration of reality not easily described. Day Exhibition from Twelve to Five; Evening ditto, by gas, at Seven and Half-past Eight o'clock. D URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan - JL eery, made in a cause wherein Thomas Braddon and another are plaintiffs, and Robert Ferranti. Esq. is the defendant, the Creditors of ELIZABETH BRADDOIII,Iate of Titchfielil-street, in the parish of +Witt Marytebone, in the county of Middlesex, spinster (who died on the 7th of Mach 11323), are to come in and prove their debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq., one of the Muters of the acid Court. at his chambers in Southampton-build. inns, Chancery-lane, hoodoo, on or before the !4th day of June 1026; or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said decree. JOHN WATSON. Plaintiff's Solicitor, 20, Gerrard-street, Soho. VURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan., 1 eery, made in a cause wherein Thomas Braddon and another are plaintiffs, and Robert Farrand. P.•q. is the defendant, the next of kin of ELIZABETH BR A DDON, late of Titchfield.street, in the parish of St. Msrylebone, in the county of Middlesex, spinster (who died on the 7th day of March 11123), living at her death, or the personal representative or repreaentatives of any of such next of kin, who may be since lead, ate to come in and prove their kindred, and make out their representation before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq , one of the Masters of the said Coon, at his chambers in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London., on or before the 24th day of June 1112$ or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said decree. JOHN WATSON. Plaintiff's Solicitor. 20, Gerrard-street, Soho. ST. 110T014 0 11 WITHOUT, ALDGATE, MIDDLESEX. SCAVENGERS' CONTRACT. THE COMMISSIONERS for PAVING, LIGHT ING, WATCHING, and CLEANSING that part of the above parish which is in Middiesex. and pan of a street called East Smithfield, in the precinct of St. Katharine, do give notice that they will meet in the Vestry-room of the said parish, situate in Nightingale-lane, on THURSDAY. the 22d day of Jone at Six o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of contracting with some person or persons for Cleansing the Streets, Lanes, and other places within their district. and taking the duet and ashes there from to some convenient place or laystall, to be provided by the Contractor for that purpoe, for one year from Midsummer next; the Contemn! to pay a moiety of the expenses of the contract, and find sufficient sureties for the due performance thereof, whose names and description are to be given in with the proposals, which must be left at the Clerk's Office, before Six o'clock on the after loon of the meeting, where a draft of the contract may be seen on application. do not bind themselves to take the highest JAMES 'l' EMPLER, Clerk. 12, John-street, America-square. June 10, 182 f. COINIUNICATION withIRELAND by way of LIVERPOOL—The War-Office Steam Packets, ST. (MORO& of 300 Tons Burthen, and 120 Horses Power Engines, EMERALD ISLE, of 374 Tons Burthen. and 130 Horses Power Engine., with Pasaengert only, and LORD BLAYNEV, of 300 Tons Burthen, and 120 Horses Power Engines, with Goods and Passengers, sail in rotation between Liverpool and Dublin, afford. ing • Daily Conteyance from each Port. BY WA V OF BRISTOL. The Steam Packet EMERALD ISLE, of 374 Tons Burthal sad 150 Horses Power Engines, sails from Bristol for Dublin, every Wednesday. Average Passage Twenty-two Hours. The Steam Packet SEVERN, of 300 Tons Burthen, and 120 Horses Power Engines, sails from Bristol for Cork every Saturday. Average Passage Twentv-four lbws. Apply to Meredith and Olasnot, 30. Grove, Wand ; Billings and Oillot, 453, strand, London ; at the St. George Steam Packet Co.'s Office, 19, Water-street, Liverpool. The teniter. CAMIIRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.—The COMMITTEE of Mr. HOUI.BURN sit daily st the Union Hotel, Cockspur-street, to receive information and afford facilities to the Voters in his Interest. Union lintel. Cocitspor.street, May 27, 1826. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. GENTLE MEN, THE distinguisheil situation in which you have this day been pleased to place me upon the Poll, inspires me with a confident hope that, through your kindness I shall attain the object of my ambition. Permit me to express tr , you my warmest acknowledgments for the support I have already received, and to solicit the favour of your early attendance at the Poll on Monday next. I hive the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful Servant, Saturday, June 10. WILLIAM THOMPSON. _ STATE OT TIIE POLL, SECOND DAT. William Thompson' - 9921 Waithman - 84 M The Lord ayor - 788 Wud . - 729 Wood . - 822 , Garrott - . 288 TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. OENTLEMEN. THE gratifying result of this Day's Poll confirms me io those sanguine hopes which were excited by the return at the Common Hall, and demands my cordial acknowledgements. A continuance of those kind exertions, to which I am indebted for my present success, cannot fail to place me In that distinguished situation to which your assurances of support have induced me to aspire. I have the honour and gratification to subscribe myself, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and davotad Servant., WILLIAM WARD. Committee Mom. City of London Tavern, June 10, 100. STATE OP THE POLL. Ward 7291 Wood _ fr 4 Thomptgon IVaithman 992 Lord Mayor 3357 Oarratt _ - 7 0 0 2111; •• • Mt• Ward's Committee earnestly solicit the early attendance of his Friends at the Poll on Monday morning. TO TILE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. OrxTt.rxrx, PERMIT me again to offer you my sincere thanks for the zeal and interest you have manifested for me by your votes this day. Relying on your continuing to honour me with your support, I look forward with confidence to be re-elected one of your Repre sentatives, and again assure you that I shall ever be found fear lessly and faithfully to advocate and protect your rights and pri vileges, and the interest of the Public, and to prove myself at all times, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servant. MATTHEW WOOD. Committee Room, Catexton-street, June 10. 11t26. STATE OF THE SECOND OAT'S POT.L. Mr. Ald. Wood - 822 Mr. Ald. (ianatt - 2116 The Lord Msyor - 700 Mr. Aid. Thompson - 992 Mr. Ald. IVaithman - 857 Mr. Ward . - 729 The Committee for Conducting the Election of the Alderman •ill continue to sit daily at the Paul's lieaa Rooms, Cateaton street. during the Election, and earnestly invite any communica tion* that can promote his success. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY Of LONDON. GENTLEMEN, ERMIT me again to thank yonfor the continued support P with which you have this day honoured me, a support which has enabled me, without unnecessarily trespassing upon the convenience of my friends, to poll a greater number of voters than Ifs beertrolled the second day on most former occasions, Oen by those candidates who have stood highest in .your esteem. I am unwilling to advert to any circumstances of a personal nature ; but, with reference to the state of the poll, it is due to myself to declare my conviction that the course adopted by Mr. Alderman Garratt, during this day, has deprived me of support to an extent which very su ffi ciently accounts for the trifling advantage gained over me. That gentleman, how. ever, has retired from the contest ; and relying on the good feeling expressed towards me during my canvass, and particularly upon the kindness with which the circumstances so unwillingly alluded to by me were viewed in the Common II all, I cannot but flatter myself that you will be induced to use Increased exertions in my behalf. I hare the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your devoted and faithful Servant, WILLIAM V ENA ISLES. Mansion House, Saturday. June 10, 1826. STATE ON THE POLL, SECOND DAY. Lord Mayor 700 1 Wood Wsithman 11.57 Ward - Thompson - 1192 Oman . TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. (Itxrutsnew. IHAVE understood this morning, in conversation with the Right Honourable the Lord 3layor. that he was induced , to offer himself as a Candidate for your suffrages, in consequence of an understanding on his psrt that It was not my intention to seek the honour of representing you. That I had nat any such intention, is, I believe, universally known. It would be to me, however, a source of mortification much greater than 1 ein ex puss, if, even by my acquiescence in the wishes of otl—trs, any eventual injury should be effected to a Gentleman wftts whom, from the earliest period of our acquaintance, I have lived upon terms of the strictest friendship. I have, therefore, deemed it right to intimate to those of the Livery, who were anxious that I should become your Representative, my wish that they should abstain from all further efforts on my behalf; but I cannot take leave of you without expressing my sense of extreme obligation to those friends who have spontaneously manifested so favourable an opinion of me, and my thanks to the Livery at large for the kindness with which they have viewed my past services. 1 have the honour to be. Gentlemen, Your faithful and most obedient Servant, Old Swan, June 10, 1026. JOHN GARRATT. SURREY ELECTION.—The following Correspond et.ce has taken pl.see between a very numerous and most respectable portion of the FREEHOLDERS of the County of Surrey and CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLMER, Esq., of Norboon-place, Kingston-upon-Thames:— " TO CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLAIER, ESQ. NORBITON-PLACE, YINGBTOH•U►ON•THAMES. " June 8, 1826. " Sir,—We, the undersigned Freeholders of the County of Surrey, anticipating the general feeling of the County, and duly appreciating the high and honourable character, as well u the ;are talents you so largely possess; and feeling confident that there is not any one better calculated to represent us in the ensuing Par. liament, both with credit to yourself and advantage to the interests of the County at large ; do earnestly entreat you to come forward, and permit us to use our utmost endeavours to place you in that honourable situation on the day of election." Tile following was Mr. Pallmer's reply : "In THE GENTLEMEN SIGNINO TILE REQUISITION, &C. "GeGIISIRCII,—I cannot express the gratitude I entertain for the good opinion of me conveyed in the Requisition, which I have just had the pleasure of receiving from you. " 1 have no pretensions whatever to represent this great County, and I should much regret any interruption of its peace at the ap. preaching Election. " But for these considerations, I need hardly say, that I should have deemed the honour of the commands of the County a source of the most Entering ambition, and have felt it my duty to obey them. at any sacrifice of my personal ease. " I am, Gentlemen, with the sincerest respect and gratitude, " Your obliged and faithful Servant, " C. N. PALLIER." " Norbiton, 10th June, 1826." " The Committee appointed to present the Requisition of the Freeholders present their respects to Mr. Pallmer, and request the kindness of being informed, whether, if be were put in nomination at the approaching Election, he would comply with the wishes of the County, In case they should be expressed in his favour:?" `• Mr. Pallmer presents his respects to the Committee, and begs to repent his expression, that he should feel himself bound to obey any commands with which the County may honour him." .11 CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE 1. • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and JOIJTII AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India., and Gentlemen moceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will 3nd in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, Ice. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots,Couches, and Bed ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other desct iptlon of Travel. hog Equipage. • An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. visite, for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Kniver. and Forks. suitable for families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee ,Books Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Currlele, Tandem, Photon fltanhope, and Chaise Harnesa, with every description oSaddlery &c. fur home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection front their quality, first stile of workman. ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment ars warranted, and of excllent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the noting but one Ready Money Pries, from which no abatement *III be made. P ME THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of 'the IL SOCIETY of DK I T hill ARTISTS, Muff;ilk.street, Pall mall East: is now OPEN, from Eight o'Clock in the Morning until Dusk. Admittance, Is. Catalogues. Is. T. C. 110FLAND, Secretary. DISTRESS in SPITA LEI EL I)S.—At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held in the Vestry Room, Spits'. fields, June 10. 111 4 .43 WILLIAM HALE, Esq.. in the Chair. The Committee beg to inform the Public, that the Funds placed at their disposal are again very much diminished, in consequence of the great number of cases which still remain on their books ; they arc therefore again compelled to appeal to the benevolence of those who have in their power the means of alleviating the Dis. tresses of so many of their fellow. Amount before adverti L. s. td - .C 23,632 17s. 51 C. a. By 3lessra. Willis and Co. E. 31., Cheltenham 2 0 By 3lesars. Dorrien and Co. 11. C. 1 1 By Sir J. Lubbock and Co. B. T. 5 0 By Mews. Kay, Price, and Co. Dr. Drake, 2d DnnatiOn, by Deacon and Co. 2 2 Ily 3lesars. Galling and Co. H. 11. 1 0 Mr. Unite, Walton-on. the-Hill - - 1 0 Sale or Fancy Screens, by S. B, and Friends 0 0 The young Ladies at Miss (Aherne's, Wan stead - 2 0 Dr. Gooch, by W. Craw. Icy. Esq. . 4 2 Anonymous, by ditto 2 2 By the Lord Bishop of Chester. The Her. Dr. Butler, _. _ Harrow - 21 0 Bank.note, No. 0929. Ja nuary 21.111211, received by the Bishop of Chea ter, who has the Address of the Do nor t 0 Subscriptions are received by t 'and Win. Hale, Esq. Wood-stret all the Bankers. The Committee continue to tallielda, at Two o'clock. By Sir C. Scott and Co. Robert Milligan, Esq. 5 0 By Messrs.. Hoare. Wm. P. Burrell, Esq. I 1 it P. Burr:II, Et.q. I 1 M. M. • 2 0 Lady Hatton Finch 20 0 le Right Hon. the L'od Mar. SpnalNelik, Treasurer ;an by sit daily in t h e Vestry•rnom, Spi. J. 1). KINCAID, See. DISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS.— At • MEETING of the COMMITTEE, held this dar, the 10th of .lone, 1826, Sir TIIO3IAS BARING, Enrt. in the Chair: ..., It was Resolved , — That Remittances for the Reber of the Dis tressed Manufacturers be made to the following places:— To Oldham - - - - 4.:360 To Sheffield - MO - To Dolton-le-Monr . . - - MIU To Leicester (Town) . - 240 To Skipton, inCraven, for thecircumjacent Townships 500 Amount already advertised 1117,1376 12 , . 714. ♦DDITIOXAL sslnscnirrroxs. A further Subscription from the Parish of Woolwich, ex c!usive of The Rev. Hugh Wynne Jones, Treiorworth I I Pariah of Llantriwtnnt 11.1 litt. the 31 ilitary, In addl. thm to 1110/. 171. 84. The Worshipful Com pany of Carpenter* 26 4 Mark Skelton. Geneva 10 0 Rev. Druid Crofts, Kim bolton • 5 0 Rev. George Mettam, of Harwell 10 0 Parish of I.lechcyhfarwydd 1 8 Rev. Hugh Wynne Jones, 10s. 6d. Parish of Peet elehed 2/.los. Gd. Bishop's Stortfonl, Herts s per Mortlock and Son : Collection at the Parish Church, spe ncer - per the 11ev. ...( 32 3 ioiety of a Collecion in the Parish of Hack ney (the other half di. rected to be given to the SpitsWelds' Funds, Ist payment frnm the Trea surer, R. Hunt, Esq., per Rev. Archdeacon Watson 300 0 Thomiii Clough . 5 0 William Gee - 2 0 .Imeph 'Parlor - I 0 William Bird - 1 0 Robert Cole . I 0 W. R. Hankes, 2d sub. 2 0 J. R. Bird - I 0 F. Fandermuelen . 2 0 Ca.e and Patmore t 2tl sub. 1 0 From the Officer', Non. Collected at the Market comminioned Officers, Drummers, and Pri. vatea of tht Woolwich Table, Chequers Inn. per Isaac Hodges 3/. Hs. tid. rs. Norris - 1 0 Division of Royal Ma riots, oneday'a pay 58/.131.6d. Per Smith, Payne, and Co. 15 Schoolboys, Elysium row, Fulham 2 0 A Widow's Mite - 1 0 Rev. W. Chaplin 1 0 E. R. Johns, 11 sub. 1 0 Mrs. Brome . 2 0 Mrs. Welby - 2 0 F. Chaplin, 2d sub. 1 0 F. J. Nash . 2 0 - - Collection at Llandaff, by Rev. R. Pritchard, per Saver; and Co. 23 0 . Collected by Mr.Spinks6/.0a.6d. Per Glyn and Co. Pariah of Bedall, per W. Robert Tweed . 1 1 Sundry small Subsperlp- Ilona . 61. Is. 6d. 66 0 Per Remington and Co. DAT. Vessey. jun., Ma y or, Balance of Subsription, Huntingdon . 16 5 Oeo. Rust 2 2 Mrs. Rust 1 1 Mrs. Cooch . 1 1 Mrs. E. Kin - 1 0 Pariah of East Stratton, Hams - 41. 13s. Gd. Per Willis and Co. Raper Canson i:— Al. A. Peirse - 10 0 M. Arden - 10 0 H. P. Pulleine - b 0 T. Monson, second sub. 0 0 J. G. T. Monson - 6 0 C. Wyvill - 2 0 W. R. l'anson . 2 0 Arch. Catnpbell . 2 0 John Buckle . 1 8 H. R. Glaister - 1 4 R. Shepherd . 1 0 J. Harrison . 1 0 Wm. Sweeting - 1 0 Geo. Smith - 1 1 T. D. Peacock - 1 0 R. 11. Swallow - 1 0 W. Theakstooe . 2 0 Thos. Swann - 2 0 Miss Peinte's Servants 0 10 R. A. and M. IVilliamson 2 0 Collected at the Ebenezer Baptist Chapel - 2 3 Mrs. Broff; of Woolwich 10 10 Per Verve and Co. P. Fernandez Per Currier. and Co. Party of young Ladles 4 0 S. S. Rusley - 2 2 Thos. Ingle, M.D. 2 2 W. hustler, Jesus College 5 0 Rev. Mr. Sandford 1 0 Mn. Eliza Favell 0 10 Per Lubbock and Co. Plymouth 24 Subscription, per Messrs. Mania and Cm. 761. Bs. 7d. P. W. Alsyow - 6 0 Per Martin and Co. Edward Nocella - 3 3 Per Barnett' and Co. Parish of Clifton. 2d Sub scription, per Wm. Car. pendale . 300 0 Wesleyan Chapel,Tpswieh, per Alexander and Co. 4 0 Rev. Dr. Jage, per Gill and Co. 1 1 Mrs. Bray 2 0 Per Half the Subscription from Penrith and the Neigh. bourhood, pet Atkinson and Co. 69 0 Jones, Loyd. and Co. Parish Church of Wed more. Somerset, per Payne and Co. - 17 0 Chapel ry of Blackford, in the Parish of Wedmore, per Payne and Co. 6 0 Per Goslings and Co. R. Deane 6 5 Kirk Smeaton, per the Rev. C. Cator 71. 2s. 7d. Per Courts and Co. Lieut. Palmer - 1 0 Major Goldsworthy 2 2 Mrs. Goldsworthy 2 2 Anonymous 6 0 Teachers, Children, and Friends of Kennington Sunday School 51. 14a. 6d. Per IVhitmore and Co. A. Curate 2 0 J. P. 0 61. P. - 3 0 Per Masterman and Co. Thos. Maughan - 1 1 Thrapston, per Eaton and Ehind : Rev. S. Hodson - 1 1 Geo. Eland, jun. - 1 0 Thrapston Church, after a Sermon by the Rev. Fry and Co. Peterborough 2d Sub scription, per Yorke O. B. Pelei, M.A. 12 Mr. Eland - I Rev. James Tyley 1 9 Rev. W. Alingtnn 1 0 , Rev. Henry Rolls 1 I Hon. and Rev. L. Powys 1 0 Mrs. Robert Crawford Dawlisle . Tunbridge Pariah 38 7 Greet Horkesley Church, Miss Currer, i Eshton Hall 90 0 near Colchester, by the Per Eldaile and Co. Rev. Dr. Wad - 5 0 Frant Parish, by the Rev. Per Ransom and Co. T. Brockman 501. 17e. 6d. N. T. . - 1 1 Rev. J. Tucker . 1 1 Per Drummond and Co. Miss Tucker - 2 2 51atchionessCholmondeley 30 0 Town and t:ountyof Cam. Rev. Thos. Farley bridge. 2d remittance, Capt. Moody . per Alortlock and Co. A. F. . - Mrs. S. Evans . 2 2 Per Snow and 1!0. Sir. W. Bishop . 2 2 Countess Dowager Brad- T. Stevenson I I ford - 20 0 • R. 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Applications tb. die Committee most be addressed, ,* Franeig Freing, Esq., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers Relief Committee." a , .....rA1 9 \..a.,1 J CO, _ Edinburgh ; Maps, .numerous ,TA, including Geography, Geology, Statistici: -•-• Commerce, Manners. and • collected during a - .- long __..— in countries he de. scribes—hie constant intercourse with the mast influential persons, as well natives as foreigners—the Dimities 4n which be wee engaged, makings cement knowledge of the mining and agricultural caps. hilities of Chile necessary—the number of natives he employed, and his frequent journeys to different parts of the country, enabled him to collect s - useful information. - he - be' , impartiality the contains, and are. will elms amnpuun, per I Ura• and Co.:— This Rev. C. Hodgson - 2 0 published. in One large Volume Bvo. price 10s. 6d. in llt, ill a New Edition, being the twenty.second, with consider. Rev. 11. Freeman . 3 0 able Additions and Notes, of Hon. and Rev. G. 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Sundry WO '!7 7. s. r pqd Co., Lloyd and Son, Cowie and Co, and Constable dons - 'ed 2 ., .; Oliver and Boyd, and Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and H. . . , Derby. failla.6ll. Per Sir Claude Co. In 11 lugs yids. Oro. illostruard with original Maps, .numerous Messrs. Thrupp's • . Views, &s. price 21. boards, men. Bth Subecriplein 1 7 T RAVELS in CHILE and LA I'LATA, including Miss Vernon 1 0 Accounts respecting the Geography, Geology, Statistics. Per Herrin nod Co. Government, Finances, Aviculture, Commerce, 3lanners. and A Gentleman . I I Customs, and the Mining Operations in Chile ; collected during a Per Ilammersleys and Co. (eminence of several years in these Countries. Mrs. W. - 1 0 By JOHN M lERS. Rev. Pr. Ward _ -_ 5 V •.* The long residence of the author in the countr ies he de- 58 2 SALES BY AUCTION. ALICO PRINTING GROUND, within seven miles of London. with n great power of Water, CaPPeiTlate Presses, Block Tables. IVitsli Wheel Squees-ra. and Apparatus complete, in excellent repair and full trade; the Lease, with Cot tage and eight acres of Lind, at a very low rent, to be SOLD or LET. Inquire of Messrs. Clare, Dickinson, and Ogle, Solicitors, Fre derick'it-plaee, Old Jowry. T HEQUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LXVII., wi be publkbed To-morrow. On Tuesday. 2 vols. thin. T HE POLITICAL HISTORY OF INDIA, from 178. n 1823. By Major.Oen. Sir JOHN 31 A I.COLNI, 0.C.8. K.L.S. F.R.S. &c. &c. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-sheet. In the Press, to be publiThed in • few days, by Itlurnty, tons. and Hatehard. A LETTER to CHARLES — BUTLER, Esq. on his ill Notice of the " Practical and Internal Evidence against Catholicism." Fly the Rev. JOSEPH BLANCO WHITE, M.A. Oxon. Tins (lay is published, in rriral flan., price Ills. in boards. A T REATISE on LEGACIES ; or, Requests of Personal Pylori y. By WILLIAM WARD. Etn. 01 the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. 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LACRETELLE'S OTIIER WORKS. Published tltie day, price It. 6d. THE KNIGHTS of the CROSS ; or, the Hermit's Prophecy. A new Musical Romance, in three acts, now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Citenbeeland, 19, Ludgate-hill ; and -w-street. Virginius, Caius (Inc.a, •Freischutz, the Lord of the .d the Fatal Dowry. containing Eighty-four Come •e. with Portraits and Wood copies, with Remarks, Bio boardt. handsomely printed in Six .in boards, of HISTORY, ANCIENT d-LIS CO MODERN By warned JOHN LAURENCE MOSHEIM, D.D Chancellor of the University of Gottingen. Translated from the on Latin, and illustrated with Notes, Chronological Tables, and an Appendix, by Archibald Alaclaine, D.D. . • and continued to the present time, by Charles Coote, LL.D., and furnished with a Dissertation on the Rate of the Pri.. mirive Church, by the Right Rev. Dr. George Olsig, of Stirling. Printed for T. Cadell, C. and J. Riviegton, J. Cuthell, J. Nunn, Longman and Co.. Jeffery and Son, Stewart sad Co. S. Bagster , R. H. Evans, J. Richardson, R. Scholey, Hatebidand Son, J. Bohn, Baldwin and Co., J. and W. T. Clarke, Saunders and Co.. J. Duncan, W. Boone, Hamilton and Co., Simpkin and Marshall, Harding and [Apart', 0. B. Whittaker, R. Hunter, J. Bumpus, W. Mum, J. Nisbet, J. Dowding, T. Rumpus; Smith, Eider, and Ca., J. Bigg, J. Collingwood, C. Taylor, and J. Parker, at Oxford. EXTENSIVE DRESDEN AND FRENCR TABLE AND DESSERT SERVICES, Elegant Ornamental Porcelain, Marqueterie Commodes and Ca. binetr, Ecritoires and Writing Tables, some Antique Furniture and Curiosities--a recent Importation from the Netherlands. MR. SQUIBB and SON respectfully aunounce tO the Nobility and Gentry, that they shall SUBMIT to AucrioN, at their Great Room, Saville.row, TIIIB and FOELOWING DAYS, a large ASSEMBLAGE of ETA:. °ANT and USEFUL ARTICLES of PRENCII and GER MAN AIANUFACTURE ; comprising marimeterie garde robes, commodes and cabinets, library tables of various dimensions, richly ornamented with masquerons ; inlaid chiffuniesaard encoig_ n..res, japan catinets and cotTrcs, ornamental articles in'or-molu, consisting of candelahrn, with rich lily branches, girantes, and bras de cheminee ; and other clocks, adapted to wing rooms, libraries ' and halls ; a very extensive t a ble se rv ic e otllrea den porcelain, beautifully pencilled in birds and inserts ; several fine vales, dessert services, and ornamental pieces of Frenelsipor celain : a few bronzes and marbles; it very fine Roman chalice and plate, exquisitely enamelled in scriptural subjects ; marbie pier tables on gilt frames ; and various other srticlits of taste and utility. Catalogues may be had, at Is. each. RICHMOND OltliEN. The agar ioun Mansion, with Offices, Pleasure Ground. and large Garden, formerly occupicd by Lord Viatitunt Fitzwilliam, de ceased. Ply Mr. SQUIBB and SON, At Garraway'a. on THU lt7' DAV. the 29th inst. at One, AVery valuab:e FREEHOLD EsTATE (exonerated from Land-Tax), comprising the substantially built and spa Sous 31ansion, with extensive stabling and out.otlices, large court-yard semiarid by gates, a porter's lodge, beautiful pleasure ground. occupying nearly the whole of the north side of Richmond_ green ; together with a rery productive kiteicn garden, /druidic on Asgill-lane, enclosed by lohy walls, and clothed with tl e choicest fruit tree,: the whole together containing upwards of three acres of ground, offering a most desirable residence for a Nobleman, or for any large Scholastic Eatabjishment. A person attends to chew the Premises. of whom printed parti. culars may he had ; also of Messrs. Oldie anti Forster. Solicitors, Carey.strret ; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Squibb and Son, Satine t-ow. _ _ LO JIV ER GROSVEV-PLACE , HYDE-PARK. Household Furniture, Prin a Cabinet Pianoforte, Linen, China and , and Effects. By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE, By order of the Proprietor (leaving in consequence of the Inas being expired), on the Premises. TO-MORROW. at 12, THE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ward robe, bookcase. a cabinet pianoforte with the additional key.. prints, bed and table linen, china and glam, a drawing-room suit of window curtains, iota and chairs, card and Pembroke tables, pier glasses, set of dining tables, parlour chairs, four-post and other bedsteads, with furniture', feather beds and bedding, double and single chests of drawers, and the usual description of bed. room furniture, carpets, eight-day clock, kitchen regnisites, and effects, at No. 7. bower Grosvenor-place. May be viewed this day. when catalogues may be had on tl e premises; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough. street. N.B. The House, with Coach-house and Stable, to be Let on Lease. A CITY LEASE. SHEPHERD STREET,. HANOVER-SQUARE. By 31eitary. DAWSON and CA F&„ At their Spacious Rooms, Great Marlborough-street, on WED. NESDAY NEXT, at 12., 'PH h LEASE of a Briek-bu;lt DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. on the Erg-side of ShephcriLsireet, Hanover. square. The premises are four stories high, and contain three rooms on a floor ;he under the City of London for forty-oue years. renewable ev otirteen years, on the payment of a small line, at a gr3unii. 31 per annum ; let on an agreement for a lease for 14 years, alt. . per annum. May be viewed till sale, when convenient to the tenant, of whom particulars Ina had ; also of Messrs. Burgoyne and Thrupp, **elicitors, 14, .pke.street, Mancliestev-square ; and of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough -street. I'ARK-1101'S*. GROUNDS. AND 220 ACRES OF LAND. NEAR MAIDSTONE, KENT. By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY. At the Auction Mart, on ►VEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Four Lore, Lot l. A Very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, com. pnslng Park-Hearse and Omanilv, delightfully situate on an eminence in the centre of • Park, ornamented with 'tautly timbs.wittiata on the road from Maidstone so Rochester, commanding sive views of the surrounding country, and of the river-AI &c.; the property of Sir Henry Calder, Ban. The house is stow Mit, presenting a handsome unitorm elevation, and contains, ost,the upper story, numerous excellent attics and servants' apart The principal staircase leads so • spacious landing or picture' , opening to a music-room , '2l feet by 20, four excellent loft ms, about 20 feet by 17, with dressig t*o rooms, another bed- omit•with dressing-room, nine feet high, with a nursery and water-closet. Principal story, a spacious and hand some vestibule and back hall, capital slmwieg and dining rooms, each 20 feet by 20, and II feet high ; a library or breakfastsroont. 20 feet square, and a back ptirintir or house keeper's room of the same dimensions, and a water-closet, capitol and well-arrasged lo mestic apartments, with excellent cellaring. The detached offices consist of laundry and washhouse, double coachhouse with stabling, lofts anti granary ; a gardener's cottage, an excellent walled kitchen garden and forcing ground, shrubbery walks anti plantations, and farm-yard ; the whole comprising 110 acres. The premises are well supplied with hard and soft water. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Sandling. wood, situate adjoining Lot I. containing 44 acres and' 0 perches. Lot 3. A highly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the Grange Farm, with ti good farm-house and requisite outbuild ings, separated from the Sandhog-wood by Boxley Stream, and 43 acres and II perches of Hop and Arable Land, in a high state of cultivation. Lot 4. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the New Berl Farm, in a high state of cultivation, containing 22 acres, together with two neat cottages, outhouse, and outbuildings. The whole of the property lies within a ring fence. The property may be viewed by tickets only, and particulars had previous to the sale, at the Auction Mart; of Mr. Robert Bicknell, Solicitor, Bloomsbury-square; of Messrs. Hoare and Beale, Soli citors, Alaidstone; of the Printers of the Maidstone Journal and Gazette, and Kentish Gazette ; at the Bell and Star Dins, Maid stone; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 3ti, Old Jewry, "LIYTON, Lottery Office-keeper, 2, Cornhill, in bid ding farewell to his best Friends, the Public, cannot find words sufficiently powerful to return thanks for the patronage which he has received for the last thiity-five years. He now, on behalf of those faithful persons who have been on his Establish ment manryears, begs leave to solicit the continuance of their kind support for this the lut Lottery that ever will be drawn in this kingdom, E. E. intending the greater part of the profits or .the pre sent Lottery to be devoted to the above persons of his Establish. ment, to enable them to enter some other profession. E. E. can with pleasure recommend this Lottery, it being the grondest ever known, either in this or any other country. The Price of Tickets and Shares has already risen Twenty-four ShUlings per Ticket, and • much greater rise expected ; indeed, whet considered, SL X. Grand Prizes of 1:30,000, no Blanks. ' the Last Lottery, and the period so short (being the 18th of JULY next,) E. E. thinks there will not be Tickets and Shares sufficient for the Public,- 1, Conihill. ri HE LONI)ON AND WESTMINSTER 'WINE JL AND SPIRIT COMPANY, No. IG, Strand. opposite St. 31artin's Church. have constantly on Sale— Per Dozen. Per D 021112, Port, Vintage 1820 - 273. to 30s. Claret, bath teand Mar. Ditto Crusted . 365. 425. germ . 725. to VW Ditto 5 to 8 years in Sparkling Chan ) . bottle - -48 s 584. pipe . 725. —84 e. Sherry,Pale&Brown 275. -- 365. De. and Creaming of Do. Amontillado - 426. —48 s. the gm quality . gth. Madeirs,West ludia 365. 425. St. Peray, dry and spark- Do. East India - 481. 801. ling - 725. Bucellsa . 426. —48 s. Chablis - M. G3s. Tenerllte, Lisbon, Vi. Hervitage, Red and donia,B4 3lountain 305..- 345. White --7 la. Claret, St. Julies . 425. —48 a. Moselle.Sauterne.&e, SOL Ns. Old Tom, Jeassica Rum, and Cognac Brandy, Fern.tesb, &.c. per imperial measure, at reduced pikes. Bottled Stout. Cider, Perry, Burton and Edinburgh Ales. •„• All Goods must be paid_ for on or before delivery. Godfree London . ; Printed for Johntuntbaelist sold by W. K enneth, corner of Bow-street Also. prise 6d. each, the Honeymoon, thus, Chsdas the Second, Oberon, Der F Manor, Statue. Orestes in Argos, and th, The BSITISfi THEATRE, o3ntai dies, Tragedies. Operas, Farces, ecc. w Engravings. Plated from the acting col graphical and Critical. in II vole 21. 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