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E ire r ~~ 1 ,{ 7-wg • - .0 • rA E Via, `~ g - bt I:ttttob 2i:tittto. . s . 687.) MONDAY, M ,RCH ii, 1805. • • •W (Alex 'mimes. KING'S THEATRE. BY PARTIt UI.AR DESIRE. 1 1 0 MORROW EVENING, March 12, will be preiient.-4 the Graft i Serious Opera, entitled, LA VERGINE DEL SOLE. With et ira 'ea, New Scenery, Drowse, Decorations, dris. Ausie cona;gntal by Audreozzi. g ti a..lth. Tint Act will be a New Divertnement called L'OFFRArNDE A L'AMOUR. End of th. , Overa will be the New Grand Ballet, called LA BELLE LAITIERE ; OU, BLANCHE REINS DE CASTILLE. Comet...A by Nlr. D'Eville. The Music by Steibelt. VlVitlt Rex et Regina. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AMP G MEM, THE Death of Mr. STEPHEN WILLIAMS, your late worthy Direnor, having occasioned a vacancy In the Court, 1 beg leave to renew my solicitation for the honour of your Support to succeed him, relying with the greatest satisfaftion, front the well known accumulation of Friends, that the result will fully accomplish my eangitine ex peCiations, and successfully terminate your friendly exertions; this I shall at all times acknowledge with sentiments of grati tude and reaped. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, New Broad-street, 'four most obliged humble servant, London, March 2, 1805. JOHN JACKSON. ASYLUM ►OR FEMALE ORPHANS. COTTAGE AT EDMONTON riNO BE SOLD. a seat convenient COPYHOLD COTTAGE, wi'h an excellent Garden, suitable Out house*, Stabling Itr Two Ifurses, aqd other Conv•liattes, between Six and Seven Miles from Shoreditch Churrli. Pos session may be had at Midsummer neat, the Tenaut having Not.ce to quit Fu further Particulars apply to M •S,N. Smit.s and Tibia, Chapter house, St. Paul's . ►115101,1?. The Most Noble the Marquis Cornwallis, K. G. Tics- r a CSI 13 1 PITS. The Most Noble the Morquis of Woodford. The Right Hon. Earl Spencer. K. G. The Rutin Hun. the Earl of Maiisrid. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Nelson, Duke ut /Ironic, K.R. The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Baron. Sir William Leighton, Kt. and Alderman. Charles Wright, K-q. Treasurer. '(SHE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the JL Guardians and Friends of this Institution will be held on THURSDAY, March 14.--The Sermon on the occasion will be preached by the Rev. GERRARD ANDREWES, A M. Rector of St. James's, Westinin.ter. The Doors will open at Twelve o'Clock, and Divine Ser vice begin at One o'Clock precisely. Suitable Psalms and Hymn: will be sung by the Children. The Guardians are requested ru Dine together afterwards at the London Tavern in Bishopsgate street, at Five o'Clock pre eiaely, when the Marquis Cornwallis, the President, has promised to take the Chair. REPERTORY OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES, Arc THE XXXIVth NUMBER of the NEW SERIES of this Work just published, price 2s. 6d. contains Mr Porthouse's Patent for a Machine (or Hackling Flax and Hemp—Mr. Steer's, for an Engine worked hy Fluids—Mr. Underilown's, for making Flour without Grain— Mr. Clayfield's, for separating the Alkalis of Pot-ash and of Soda from their Sulphates--Anals t.r:al Experiments and On. servatiuns on i..l^-obOerrAttOnt 041 iliwaltea—On the Tinning of Copper, Pewter, and Pottery—On preparing the Black C./x.O of Iron—.n the Preparation of Tao—With other matteoi, and notices of all New Patents obtained IVR. JACKSON's COMMITTEE meet at hi s 1. House, New Rmad.str•et, F.VERY DAY, at Twelve o'Clock, and will be obliged by the communication of any friendly informati-n. THILATR &ROYAL, DRURY. LANE. I I ITS PRESENT EVENING, March 11, Their Nlalestice Servants will sa the Tragedy of BARBAROSSA. Ach.net by the YOUNG auscius. Zaphira, Mn. Powell. To which will be added the Farce of THE ANATOMIST. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STUCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, THE death of Mr. WILLIAMS having left an opening for the choice of a new Dire tor, permit me to declare myself a Candidate to succeed him, in the eient of the vacancy bein, announced and to entreat the ha mar of Lout votes and Support. I remain, with the greateit respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most faithful and devoted humble Servant, JAS. PATTISON. . _ _ Published at the Repertory Office, 102, Hatton-gad.•.' ; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, COMPLETE SETS of the FIRST SERIES •f this WORK, prim 101 in boards PATENTS-Permars desirous of obtaining Patents. troy, by apple:seem to the Office or this Poblication, have there pro cured, and rte •ire Hainan :e in &awing up and adjusting their Sp►ci6cations. Monsieur Le Medi c i%, Mr. Wesritser ; Crispin, Mr. Ban ai,ter ; Old Gerald, Mr Suess. Doctor's Wits!, Mn.s Spade, ; STEWAIDII The Right Hon the Earl of John Licitwofids Mansfield, V. P. tichanf HON% Coq. - George Scholey, Esq. Sheriff EdwarJ Earle, Esq. of London. Peer Lock, Esq. Rev. WILLIAM AGIWIT.R, Sec If, by any 0T14 , 6011, or by rento,sl. Tickets are nut sent to every Goal :Sao, they may be supplied on application to the Stewards or the Secretary. IikATRGROYAL, *COVENT-GAR DEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March I I .will be afied (13th time), a New Comedy, in five efts, called TO MARRY. OR NOT TO MARRY. The Character: by Mr. Munden, Mr. Kentish., Mr: Cooke, et. Mel Glover, Mrs. Davenport, Wm Shuttleworth, To which will be arld -4 UT (7t OF h tim P e) LACE ; a New Riubical Farce, caned O OR, THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. Th , tCharacteis by Mr. Hill, Mr. ktraham, Signora Stoioce, Sec. King's Arms Yard, March 2, 1805. N B Mr. P ,, tti+ori's Committee will sit every day at the King . Hc-ad Tavern, tit the Poultry, from 11 till 4. Thls Day is published, in One Volume, Octavo, pica in Monis frt. GC ,t SEQUEL to MORAL EDUCATION; with SPECIMENS of SHORT LECTVRES and PRAYERS, adipted to Schools of every denomination of Christians. Addressed to every Parent in the United Kingdom. Br 'THOMAS SIMONS " Didet not thou sow good seed in thy field' From whenniv, then, hath it these tans "• Published and Sold by Mr. Johnson, linekseller, St.Paui•s. Churchyard; Mr. Reynolds, Bookseller, Ovfnd-stieet ; Mr Ridgway, Bookseller, Piccadilly; and Mr. Cook, Stanotter, near Jarnevrtreet, Long-acre. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladies and . Centlemen, FINDING that in consequence of the late period at which I signified my intention of offering myself as a Candidate, to ,ucceed to the present Vacancy in the Diroffion, many of the Proprietors had engaged their Viit s, under a per 5t1241011 that I should not c one forwar4 , I feel it, on this ac count, incumbent upon me to decline giving my Friends at this time any further trouble; and, morn particu:asly, as the strong testimonies which I have received of future support, and the increas •d necessity of prnissional amistAnee, in the manageine•ut of the Company's shi;ming comeins, by the death of my lamented Friend, Capt. Stephen Williams, give me every reason to expect complete soccer., upon the next Vacancy, when I shall again take the libeity of submitting to your consid-ration the public grounds upon which I hope to be favoured with your cousitenancu and su. toot. I have the honour to he, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your devoted humble Serviitit, Wallimed Mouss, GEO MILLET?. ! a!tonstone, Mar. 11, 1803. 4, CORNH ILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. Z. BISH, ContraEtor for the p res ent L o tt er y, 11. • returns his most grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, am' Public in general, fur their liberal patronage in the late and (twiner Lotteries, and tatters himself the uncommon success that has attended Purchasers at his Offices of 'ate years, added to the punctuality observed in the Payment of all Prizes, will liters bin a continuance of their favours in the present GRAND SPRING LOTTERY, the Scheme of which stands universally confessed the richest in Capital p, ises ever known ; there being FOR TliF. BENEFIT OF THE YOUNG ROSCIUS. TIMATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. n N THURSDAY NEXT, March 14, will be vreseot..l the Tgagecly of HAMLET. Ktintet, hr the YOUNG ROSCIUS (being his first appear. our •nthAt charaeler,. QtlllBll, Mrs. Powell i Ophelia, Mrs. H. JuhaA.Al To vh.ch %ill be aided the Fares et THE 1,171...1)D1NG DAY. Lad, C., Item, Miss Duncan. Those Ladies a .4 lemon who have already taken Places, ate nwpaiiPailv sired •ii send to I r Biitty's for the 'rickets. Placeehse the Bi..x 4 r+! Ti-kets So be had at Mt. Betty's, No. i.e, Bedford str:iit, loam. 2 irizirs of L 30,000 3 Prises of L 5,000 2 10,000 9 Sc. &e. &c _ _ MINERVA OFFICE i• Day 1.1 nunlished, in 3 "MC price 12.. sc•rail, USURPATION; of, The Inquibie Uncle, Uy T. P. LATI-lET. Pint-d for Lane, ;•I -wman, :on' k;o. Le..41 , ba11-sure!; aoi so!rt by C. Chan*, P.ll- ; arl W Eve-. ‘lberriarhoitseet. Where onay be had, jusi (OW 'She() WALSINGIIIM ; or, The Pupil of Nature, by Mrs. ROBINSON, Second F.clotoun, 4 rots. 1116. FIFSCO, Count ot Lavagne, by Me: LTITLETON. 4 eat 144. WONDER OF THE VILLAGE, by •MEEKE, TIMES PAST, a Romantic M-Inng-, 3 ro: CASTLE OF SANTA FE, a Romance, 4 vol. .s. • s • Persons in the Country way be supplied with Titkerg and Shares, by sending up (Post paid) Bank Nutti, Pon Mica Onion, The Lottery begins 13th May, 180 S. PASOR. M A, STRAND. TO prevent sucli Di*appoinonent as took Place ar cis , R the former View, Mesita REINAGLk and BUMF" tio.o ‘ , .ily acrin t aistt the Pubite„ that the pregent VIEW rtF HUME will door in Al ARO!, to be followed, as Noon ig-.:oiration• permit, bra grind View of the SAY 111; alirwing Vetwrio., ,net one of the *nett varied Seen,. ewer pre .tad to the Public in a P3110r317111, taken by L R. a.. are, on the Shine of Vico, which ts npperite, though dwant fro Naples, and is the glandes, point of View 1111 la t moat .trautiful der. Sir Si‘liwy Smitlt'a Action with the French Flotilla will condone open. SITING LOTTERY, BEGINS Or<AWING 13th MAY, 105. THERE never has been a Lottery of only 30,000 Tickets that ever poei , ...eti near the Number of Cap..ll Prides wilt which tin, Sclieitte ab•.undt On inspection it wi:l be tumid to contain nearly as 111.4 , 1 V Cairirsi Prises as have barn LURIA in Lotteries of 60,000 Tickets, and nu Prize under 201, No. of Prises. SCHEME. Value of each. Lan,ooo VOIGra MUSICAL C;AMF, in.,;1,4 a Hilir Royal tio^laliesa Pi 111C254 CltAliOtte Of WAL, V °ICI ' S MUSI AL GAME or BOX.- , T. T. BrINISON feel. great pletione in presenting to the Nuailitg. fis..try, bllssato. At. an Inersitiom abich intet4sts anyrthrif •aw - tiut offen4 fin their amusement; VOIGrs MUSICAL GAME, pries 11. by the in.e of which any person, able to perf..r.ii on any instrument whatevvr may compere the mn.t heAuttful a;r., ether Po; , acitas, Waltzes, Dances, Reels, or tin the number alm wt incaiculable, with a Bt.s for Vic pianoforte. Any Lady or Gentleman, wishing to se: than at their bosses, mar have them sent by a person who will etylain the simple me a ns by which it a done. Marc:Ants will And them highly worth their attenti on, and great allow. arm toad-:. Published at Si, Albemarle-Meet, Piccadilly. SPILSBORY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. AS it is frequently a Q uvst i on at t h e I )ispensary, N 9.13, SUUO sQU4,ItE, at what Ifoases the Public 11.4 devend upon hawing the PATENT ANTISCORRUTIC Dkuls Genuine, Mr. SPILSRURY, for the Satisfattion us each Enquiries, publishes the folhowing Venders of the PA TENT ANTSCORBUTIC DROPS in London, where they are to be had Wholesale and Retail, as at the Dispensary, 15, 50110 SQUARE, London, in Mottles of Ss. 6d. les. and 11. IN Dun included. Winde . sals and itetall.—Nessrs. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Cl.arch yard; Mr. Butler, ,t Paul's; Messrs. Barclays, Fleet Market : Mews Newberry and Son, St. Paul's L'hurebiard ; *sirs Straw and Edwards, St. l'aul's Churchyard; and Howard awl Evans, Long Lane, Smithfield ketnl —Mr harm Oxford -street; Clarke, Boroughs; Rut son, Eachang• ; Brennand, Bishopsgateatreet ; Mrs. New borry, St raul'i ; W.ird, Holborn ; and Withers, Temple-bar. No Medicines Mitred can he Genuine, unless "By the Linea P.trnt" to expressed in Words at Length, on Bottle, BA, and Wrappers-111e Stamp is printed in Black Ink M atador It ri Ink. The h always sealed with Ran Sealing Was. Diapessery, is, SoimrsqSafe. • BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HUSE. ' P.%TLNT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, O SOFA BEDS CHAIR REDS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND. THE ORRAN AL HOUSE AND INVENTOR. BUTLER's Furnishin g Upholstery, and Cabinet Ware-ruoms and menufacteri, No 1. and 14, Cathe rinestrett. A large assortment of ankles of the newedt, neatest, ..rid tottos recort.MliCal Fashions of well seasoned Ma 'goals, excelle n t Workmanship, with several lrapmremenu. BUTLER respectfully relies en the good discernment of the Public, that they oil seer through the paltry devices and in• sisuations opported to him and counterfeiting his articles. It is will k ...wit that BUTLER has two Patents, one Inc Tables, the other Mr &dosed! ; the principle tai the first is applicable to almost all KIM!. of l'atiliN, .a:il is allowed to be a great haprontiniont ; it r -•aders th,,lt more convenient for Heusts, mad :ouch more portable. Toe principle of the rather if a ph mole to meet lends of Belittled% es Font Pon, I out, Sob, sod Chair Red., which latter are singularly useful in Sackn..s, arid each, when slim up, makes a handsome piece of tan.a.tare f, a Sittillg•NOM, DrailiiUg.lollll4 Ste. The Four Prat .1 , 1(1 T . .i.t Bet. e , , together tot all parts with trots", and :I-e hxed v:th much ease sr athout the help of tools or tacks, or na.a in Oh. footnote, and are vevy mutable. Particular kinds ~ .1 the Ha ataptect for Gentle Men of the A rm y and Bela`,, and Hot Cl mates, also porDiol, Chairs, ire. t RIITLEIes Patent Manufactures have Mien graciously patronised by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, a-d ho• enured he orders from numbers of the Nobiiity and Gentry, a .dhare been li %lily approved of an the tut and West hh , ' ; the merit of the Article' has the. , met with favourable ei i • coaragmeut, and for which he return. his grateful ockoossledg. Vent', and cannot - half notice the kind lAn of some .the:., who fix up :area S ign B oar d s , w i th BUTLER); name ineribed, r d B ch ro ry help also to p romote his Matinee,, or ghoul., at Jo ~o ed mherwise, he, by the mission of Provirlearc••• ma. erti mi Di in 11W:sr:tures and sells h e Superior Tour-post and ,too -r Ift.fe. ex g Tables, and CalApet Articles,. alrore, oa.r.ely., Ca• hertne-street, eight Dont. favor the Straw', a litiett•fr 'tat 11 ' 4 " , i where he ha, coretructig set...' T via and .'slwhinsi o , V, ...s•mg the see m , an d h as othemee , hem , at comiitteetbkl gl ,- 050 to bring them to that utility sod .leret -, t l i '^ ' Soctiall winch they 'tow are. At the um , • p l ace may b e h a d every it ,, to f or Completely Furnishing Houses. Mil 1414 kaperealeed. lit , CI:FEEL'. LAVENDER and HONEY WA- L. 7 TERN se•The Nobility and Gent/ are respeCtfully in formed, these celebrated Perfumes continual' Sale at Vs 1 .141 and 49. 6rl. per Brittle, as usual, of the most approved Quali- ties, at Steel and Nlever's, Lavender Water Merchants to Net Royal Highness the Princess of Wals-i, No. la, Catherine street, S.rand. From the great demands.made by Merchants, Ciptains of Ships, and others, for these articles to export, arc informed they may be suipliteri front their mewursis • stuck, w.th (win one WV* Grew:. at Two Thy,' notice, and that the lowest Vet., Isy theGroce only, is 211 a. per Doseie ; the Lay meleq, 28. , the Hoary Water, Ids I'. Meyer's cerebrated Dentifrice is sold as usual at Is. the Box, or 11. Is. per Dozen, the carell"nce of which is two well known to need a repet.tioin. Famdies.esidhng ise the Cadet,' , may have any commit! of Laren* sent then& by remitting a Nose or eau far Payment In Town. THE only Repository in the British Empire for COLI.YER's SILK HOSE, with COTTON FFET, which are far more comfortable, soft, and pleasant, infinitely more durable, sod though every way equal in richness and quality, not more than two-thirds the price of those with silk feet—The diNtingnialied and uniivalled excellencies o. the above being fully e s tablished by a rapidly encreasing demand that Was surpassed all calculation, would be a refleinion on the diseeninsent and good seise of en intelligent and enlightened Public who has honoured his invention with so marked ead a preference. A large and elegant selenium, at tlse following prices :—.Ladies stout and fine white silk, 7s. 64. or te,ree pair for a guinea —to those with the moat fashinnahle clocks, Sc. W.—Gentlemen's ditto, 7s. id. or three pair for a puttee*, to the very best, lOs. aid —Ladies and Gmtlemen's stout and fine black ditto, from es. 61. to superfine, 10s. 64. Merchant', Captains of Ships, and Shopkeepers, supplied. No 146, Fleet-street. FINE OLD BRITISH WINES WRIGHT and Co. at their Old-Established CV TEA and GROCERY WAREHOIJSE, Nu. 2, New gate-sucer, having for several Years made the Process ant Me ntifacture of BRITISH WINES a particular study, assisted by a person of great experience and skill in that Trade ; and now brought them to the greatest perfection, beg leave to offer their' to Families anti the Public, as the nearest Substitute for Foreign Wines, convinced they must give universal satiafsc• tion ; and though, in consetisence of the Age, some of the Wines may be a trifle dearer than the prices visually adver tised, they need only a trial to convince any one of their ex cellence anti great superiority both in quality and flavour Prices: Madeira and Oratavia,tis. per Deaets--Lunel, Sherry, Frontigniac, Li.baii, Oranue, and Muscatel', 2,1 e. pr•r Dozen— Old Mountain And Caleavella, 22.1. per Dosen.—Orden soot free of expense to all parts of the metroptriia.--Donntry Deal ers supplied with Hogsheads, Half Hogsheads, or Barrel,, at Wholesale pricer. INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC. Ww k No. Bi slit .ps . gate-street (four dorm from Sum street), rave:l6Blly informs the Public, that he continues to purser the plan sri- Viirally adopted by him six years since, of supplying CLOTIIES sin the following terms :•••• Four Suits of Superfine Clothes in one year L. 16 0 Five Suits, ditto, ditto . . 1$ 1$ SIX Suits, ditto, ditto . . 21 W Tutal LA;(1,000 40,000 :1 1 1,000 11,000 ! 0,000 ',OOO 7,000 lOW -6,040 20,000 10,000 5,000 2,000 JU,U4.O Tickets , 1,000 500 100 50 20 3,000 3,000 120;000 L. 300, u 0 Determinable First.dravrn, tat Day L 10,00 not-drawn, 6th Day L.:0,000 Uitta 24 Day .. 1,000 Dom 7th Day .. 2,000 Ditto 3ti Day „. I,l'oo Ditto Bth Day 50,000 Ditto 4th Day .. 5,000 Ditto 9th Day .. 1,000 Ditto Sth Day .. iplo Ditto 10th Day .. 2,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Office. PRESENT PRICE. Half I. 9 9 0 Ticket.. L.lB 12 0 Quarter........ 4 15 0 I •„ • The Public, who are deli ben, are requested to be early the Lottery 0191 res, who will tak wanted at the Bank of Englatar L. 2 8 0 I Sixteenth . 1 4 6 irous of havibi particular Nom a their application to corn.. of wearer aiml engage the Numbers 'Cite old suit. so be returned. Tho.eGoiltlemen who should not ureter the above c ontract, me: be sup, ;.ed At the iiiiderowntonted reduced price, : A Coat ..t Ills ben sups Noe e uth, complete . L E I/ A - , • Fancy Waistcoat . 0 14 . . Su -. 'I •ie double milled Ker•eymere lireeches . 1 4 Jule, ~'.. Pantaloons . . _ (irrat Cents, Ste Ste. 'equally cheap. For the a 1 .intag .9 accruing to the Public from the above plan, W. W. iv enabled to appeal to the experience of those wino, having WILY mad* the trial, do not owe to favour him with their order'. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE Public is respedfully cautioned against Imitations of the ESSENCE OF PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to the Q wen and the Prince of WilllS, which have been proved by long e to be infinitely more elficac.ous fur the Teats and Gust's. than any thine yet discovered ; they pre serve the Tftth, even tu 0:d Age, render then, white and beau without ion,.ainl the enamel, fatten such as are louse, prevent shove that are bad from further decay, ',rider the breath i.we•e, and cure the Scurvy, with all other Com plaint to which .he Teeth and Gums are liable They continue in be wild who.esale and retail by Bayley and 1 London, pnce 2.. 9d. each, encl,wed in %Sum, in which the fallowing worth are engraved : " J. He. na It, Ravi .1/ Corkspurstreet," the Fn•Sery whereof is Ireton y. tio:4l also retail by T. Scarrnan (liar Partner and &Meant to Mr. Hemet), Ge-rge-street, Hanoves-Nuare. STATIONERS' HALL, Feb. IL 1805 ATA T a GENERAL MEETING o f t h e BOOK SELLERS of LONDON and WESTMINSTER, ;mkt hare this Day ; Mr. DAVIES in the Chair Resolved Unanimously, That the recent Condua of the MASTER PRINTERS, in hrinly and unanimously raining the exorbitant and urn uqi fiable Demands of their Journeymen, has entitled them to the Approbation and Gratitude of every Branch of the Community, and demands, in a particular mainier. rho Support of this Meeting pledged to them intuit unequivocally. That, as the must eftsfl nal Mean.: of co-operating with the Master Printers on this occasion, the Parties now present, fol lowing the example set them by the various Departments of P.bhc 111.11i110.., the great Corpmate Bodies, &a du collectively and individually elapse to suspend the Printing, both in Town and Country, of all Works, periodical or of any other descrip tion, belonging to any of them, till the Journeymen Printers see the Impropriety of their Conduct, and arc satisfied to work ac cording to the Scale of Prices mutually ag reed upon between their Masters and th..mselyes in Decem er 1800. when the Price of Bread and other Necessaries of Life was much higher than at present, or till additional Apprentices,or other Persons, are r....iderad capable of executing the Busine s s. Tlist three Resolutions, together edit all the signatures, br printed and distributed as extensinaly as powible amongst the Booksellers and Printers of the United Kingdom. WILLIAM DAVIES, Chairman. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his able arid impartial conduct in the Chair. J. Johnson W. Button t Son Richard Ryan Cadell arid Davies Jot. Booker R. H. Evans T. N. Lorig.nan J. Asperne John Callow and Co. • Samuel ll Wiley W. Sancho F. &C. Rivingtort Blacks and Parry Gray and Son Jusophßutterworth John Harding L. R. Seeley G. and W. N.eol Tipper & Richards T Becket J. StueSdale Dm C. and R. Baldwin A. Dolan and Co. W. J. &J.Richard- Seatcherd & Letter. W. Baynes William Cane&Co man Edward Kerby Cuthell and Martin John Hatchard Moon & Hervey Thomas Payne W. Otridge S Son William Earle John White I. & A. Arch Greenland & Norris Joseph Mawman Thomas Egerton W. Heather Brooke and Clarke Williams & Smith En•ght & Triphook Clarke and Sons S. Fisher J Rudd Lackington, Allen, R. Phillips Thome. Ostell anal Co. J. Carpenter Richard Lea John Murray Jordan Jr M maven Nornaville at Fell B. Crosby and Co. M. Jones k. S. 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