The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-05-13 00:00:00

PIC 'lO ) 46 —j,7&-7•J- % 1. 11 414". • •44 0 ft , I4V , 10 110(.4... ...• V fief)* • It Arai 44•„•!3, fp.l 44ft" • 171• FT • lam . ea A. 111•16 •' 1' LON DON, WEDNE6DAY, MAY 13, ISM NUMBER 4813 * PRICE' SEV hN-PENCE. TAR. 4 TRR-RO Y A DRURY-LA NR. pills EVENING: WEDNESDAY. May 19. 11. their Majesties' Small. will preform the Tragedy of DO0(;1., M. lard Randolph, Mr. Hull soli; Gleihalwrin, Mr. tfollack; Young Norval ; Mr. Kean (hi. 3d appearance in that ells. racier); Old Nerved. Mr. Pope. Lady Roodalpii. Miss Ma. cauley (Amen the Theatre Koval, DeWitt, her 3d apprarauet at ibis Tbestra); Amos, mug /aye*. After which, 11th time, a new Betio-Comic Operatic Boat- Mimic Piieoe, galled AMOROSO. KING or LITTLE BRITAIN. AlOO4llllO (King of Little Britain), Mr. Harley ; Roatitsiedo (hie Cook), Mr. Knight. Cogartlinda (Queen of Little Brit. unit), Mra. Bland; Mollideata (Maid of the Bedchamber), Mrs. Omer. To which will be added, 2fhh time, a new Farce, called THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. Principal Charseters—Mr Healy% Mr. Gettig, Mr. Bar nard, Mr. Marley. Mr Knight, Mr. Coverey, r. Misty., •: Mina lora, sad Mra Bottom. Own open at sex o'clock—the Perforamaccto bat& at *yr,' &meg sod Placer to he taken of 111 r Spring, Rotunda, Brykgra-airert, front Teo till Foulf t and of whom may be hail a Priss.te Kos nightly. 'Ess.inurroar. The J. w of Malta, and The Falls of Clyde. A stew Farce, to he called The Blarkansoor's Head, will be produced, fur the firth time, on Saturday next. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. Tn's GALLERY...,Ih SELECTION or the must eekbrated Work. of the Winkel, Spanish. Flemish, and Deitch Schools, IS OPEN every day from Niue I. the Morning until Xis in the Evening. Admittance is--catalumacs 1. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. TO THE ELECTORS OP THE BOROUGH OF AYLESBURY. G rutLES en, BY the N1)0'046111 D4,0'1114)11 or Pediment I am celled upon to state my intention of offering In,. self as a Candidate ter the honour of again represesitine you. The declared purpose of Where to contest that honsur, rev.. elms it necessary for me, in juatiee, to myself, and nut less iu felines@ and attention to y.14,.115us early to address you. Plaeed by your friendship and your confilleitee in a ►tation, the public dsrliea of which I have always endeavoured faith fully to discharge, that tenet beim, about to be restored iutu tour hand'', I again appeal- to a friendahig which I hope I hare nut forfeited, and in a confidence which 1 feel I have nut betrayed. The time for profestrions is rest. Five year* ago. 1' for the first time addressed you. I told yon then, when at an early age I offered myself to your wilier, what was the political course I meant to pursueoiladearere the finlike duti , s I con. ceived that I hail to perform:l By those proferxions and by those dedlarstions I desire sow that my past 't uudnet may he tried.• Urua the issue of libel trial my present hopes are founded. And likelier theli.festrteltiee the hone in which I first hildresied you, my esdeavoiter hew heroin fulfil, to the best of oryjedgment and ability, the pledge I than gave you, and &cm-10as as I am that, in the place to which yew sent me, I never gave a rote or utte►ed a se•ntinrent but such as I conceived might justify your choice snit he fur our country's service, I appear before you with sanguine confidence. As one of a family whit hare been long and closely bound to you by the strongest ties, those of mutual regard awl good will—as one in-whose perron those ties have been drawn yet chaser by near neighbourhood and intimacy with many of you—and feeling, as I do, that from you I have never justly incu►red private enmity or public reproach, 1 now offer myself, soliciting yonr votes end support. 1 shall take an early opportunity of paying my respects personally to you I—ln the mean while be assured that I am, as I ever have been, Gentlemen, Your grateful and faithful Servant, I ilies, Bth May, 1818. . NUGENT, I IIE I'A ti.%11 I' I LE • - • . TO TOIL 141111.1 C THE CENO T APH CO ‘I how inepomitile it weld' hive ilern. i,i tlm Sret siege* ntadeataking, 10 fins soy estimate of even 11w pro bable lonount of the sem they should be able le obtain, essrfal, i• lice of their earliest advertisements. to pre the public expectations for n ;Wilding of nay siz--finin alb.. Lamborn of Ditesciethenes to the Parthe ssssss , by slat ink, that the n —ol.—tig Weald. " in able, and lil t lily, be commensurate with the Sum raioed ;" cod they bar at length felt thenisehree warranted testate their 'mention Is building the Temple whirl, -is to 4:91,1atil the Monument Group, of a Size that would admit of its being imorourist to the parpoties of Divine Worship; in the eventuf u isobars Sum being aulnicribeil. *. t 1 I Mrs. Jiiii : wiim " :, . Mi,.% lt-re..yn • - 1 : I l I t Hem - o jerair!, F.aq, Peasetsball .. It. 1131.1.-y, Thomas Mitt, Juha Lay, Fig. each _ 0 10 0 Vi ' , limn Grll..K, TI tttttt Ili Pipe, Grurat• 111•Avy, itdo rt 14akrs . .ao.1.1%iims F. , reeiw, !Leach -0 b d .L.his Rudkiti. 2.. 6.1 ; Jr& Sm,yils, S 0; John i CI iv. 2s na ; 1 4 .aami HarNeal, di , Mary !IL l.ee, Cl.; T 1.,.. Smith, 2..0.:.; Foonillud LuJ '2/ Durk , 16.15(1 - • THRATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MISS KELLY r,iteetrottly mequintas the No bility, Gentry, sod the Public, tint her BENEFIT is Axed for WEDNESDAY, 34 Jane, 1518. Tickets and Places to be bad of Miss Kelly, No. 8, Hen rietta-street. Curent.gardem ; and of Mr. Spring, Rox-otfice, from Tea till Four. - 0 10 0 ,e . . (To be cuotiouvrt • WET ‘1 A 1.1.1 liG. - tar the hapols of the Rev. G..F Pater. The Rev. G..F. itai. , s, Vicar . - * -.: 11 0 Reojatniis Rates, Esq - . - 4 .4.40. 1 1 0 Ws Rawls . - 0 10 6 - - Geotor.l3l( Belie/m4 it, moreover, to be the wish of P•blie to whom they owe the success of their undertaking, that tio utility of the Cenotaph should be estaldished by such an •p -proprialieo of its Temple, it is mot to lie supposed that • letter, such as appeared iu " The Times" of the 29th of the last mouth, and which was as uujortilisble At it. was muse end indecorous, should Maumee them in agar 4104111M . ..4'd 11111t41 . 1•111111 Sasso dim Cruel their paher•e. res POLICE-OFFICE, UNION-HALL 111aT 12, 1918. WHEREAS several Articles of LINEN, marked PAr. M. sad E. W. have beer feted ea a Perms or sitspirious character, aod are supposed to have teem stoles ; this Is to give Notice, that the said Person will °be beiteght up. foe Re-enasasioation or FRIDAY NEXT. when the Owuer of the said Property is requested to speed. • GEORGE KITSON, Clerk. M 15.... ..ages - . . 0 10 6 hits Perha t slos. linnet, out! 514. lheibero4o, 6.. each ' • - • - - 015 (1 Mr Ductlote6 . - .. 1 1 4 Mrs. 1)10110w . - 0 10 6 Ali.' INsdlotit . - . - . 010 6 04e. tielbsi - .- 1 1 0 . Mir. Hodson . • a The 1 Alto. With respect to the Thal Amount already 'revived by tbs Caminiittee, they beg kave to state. that every sum vollich hat been received sip to the date of this advertisement, from • Guinea to • Sixpence, Ina been publi.hed is Ter. BRITISH Palei, and they have tool, to refer the Public to that Paper fur satisfaction. (Fur the Cifinniaterl. BENEVOLENT .SOCIFFY OF ST. PATRICK. WANTED. GROUND, either FREE HOLD or LEASEHOLD, situate between Sim Tavern Fields and the Consatereial-road, and between Hursteyduwo and Guildfued-street, Tooley-street and the Elephant and Castle ' or shout those spots, su sceptible of haildisig a SCHOOL for 200 or 300 Children ; and with • space adjniniug sufficient to superadd (should it at* future time be found expedient) a Building fur the Lodging and Maintenance of a part of the Scholars. • Proposals to be transmitted to Me. Michell, the Secre tary, No. 28, Queen-square, Bloomsbury. 1W SPECIAL DESIRE. rizE. Y,4 L, RN T-G A ROHN. TVS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, May 13, will be acted a Play, called THE STRANGN:II. The Stranger, Mc Young; Count Wiatersen, Mr. Con nor ; Harm Sieinfort, 31r. Egerton; Francis, Mr. Farley; Solon ~,,, Mr. Emery Mrs, Haller, Moss O'Neill; Cnun. tel. it Hermes, Mrs. nitwit ; Annette, Mrs. Listou ; Ciao slum, Moss )Ise Alpine; Charlotte, Mrs. Gibbs. After which, the Melo-Drama of TUE MILLER ANL) HIS MEN. ciiintoir (she Miller), Mr. Farley; Count Frederick Fri bil, Mr. Connor ; Karl (his servant), Mr. Liston; Latinate, Mr. Abbott. Clantlisse, 3liss Foote; Ration, Mt.. Egerton. 7 - hr Dears to be opened at Sid o'Cluck—the Play to begin at Newest. f oam . 79.; Second Price, 3s. 6d —Pit, Sfs. ed.; Second IN,re, Is —Lower Oalkry. U.; Second Price, la.—Upper tiallery, Is ;Sr • I Mier, 6d. Places far the hosed to he taken of Mr. Denudes, at the Boa (Mee, Hart.xtreet, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may hr had for the Simons, or Nightly, of Mr. Reenstisia, at the Box Offinw. To-wtorruw, the new MoUrill Drama of Rob Roy Mae g, t er, wills Ha.banslx aild Wires. A new Operatic Farce, founded not a Comedy of Moliree's, eslled December and. Way, will be produced, for the brat time, on Saturday next. BENJ. HUTCH, See. It, Heutietts•atnet, Cavendish-equal; May 11th, 1818. PUBLIC MONUMENT N die MEMORY of Her Royal Highness the LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHAR• LOTTE of WALES and SAXE-COBURG. PATRON ►ss. Ha Royal Highness the Duchess of YORE. COMMITTEE., Major-Gen. Sir Henry Toi rens, K.C.B. George Ricketts Modal% M.D. William Henry Pyne, Benjamin Mitch, jan., Esq. TREASURERS, Mews. Drummond, Bankers, London. vi A RGATE STEAM YACHT, SONS OF AVE. COMMERCE, Captain JOSEPH JONES, starts every SATURDAY from the moorings off the Tower Stairs, fur Margate, at Eight o'Cluck in the Murillo; precisely, and return from thence every WEDNESDAY at the same hour, till farther anti e.—This Vessel is constructed upon tlw principles laid down by the Committee of the House of Commons, fur giving perfect and complete *Leerily to Passengers. This day is published.in Svo. price Mr. A VIEW of the ENGLISH STAGE; or, • Series or Drive &tic Critiriasns. By wri.umn HAZLITT, Eaq. Author am Chewier, of Shakspear t 's Plays," with which Work it is uniformly printed. " For I em nothing if out critical."—Swagerwatte. Printed fur Hubert Studart, SI, Strand; an 4 Anderson and Chair, 40, West Smithfield, Loudon; and Sold by Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh. ELEVENTH LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. L. s. if. Rev. John M. Brooke. Chaplain to his Royal Higl. nem the Duke of York - • - - 1 1 0 Rev. Thorpe !Maim. Fuwke, All Saint's Vicarage, Sudbury, Suffolk - . 0 10 6 Rev. 11 11. Beauchamp, Lilian - . 1 1 0 Rev. Julio Keysall, Chaplain in Ordinary to b.s Majesty - Rey. Edward Peter, Wigbuuow, Essex Res.Jolia Gibbons - - Mrs. John Gibbous - Rev. John Kennedy, Vicar of Teston, Kent Mrs. Kennedy - - Rev. James Gibson, M.A. Chaplain to the Lock Hospital - - 1 1 0 Rev. William Mackenzie, Smardeu, Kent - 1 1 0 Mrs. Mackenzie, ditto - - - 1 1 0 Rev. James Hamilton, Hawk Hill, near Leice.- - ter - - - Rev. T. G. Ackland - - Rev. Pater Rashletzh, Rector of Suuthlket Rev. William Buckle Rev. Edward Piclon Coaches arc in constant readiness for Passengers going to Of eunaing from Iltamsgatr. Fares — Chief Cabin 15i.—Fore Cabin 11s.—pier duty ineleded.—Chililreu under twelve years of age, Half-Price. Tea, Coffee, Dinners, and other Refreshments 'provided on Board.—Ladies and Gentlemen are requested to be us Sward at least a quarter before Eight &Cluck. Fur further particulars apply to Mr. J. Norman, Agent, No. 1, Water•lane, Tower-street; at the Royal Hotel and White Hart, Margate; and the Albins Hotel. Ramsgate. N.B.—A new Yacht (the Favourite) Captain Thomas Harvey, will be ready iu a few days to run fur the Season. This day is published, price 4e. THE GARDENER'S COMPANION; nr, I HORTICULTURAL CALENDAR : to which is an. vexed, on • plan never before exhibited, the GARDEN NEED and PLANT ESTIMATE, strewing the necessary quantity to be provided of seeds, roots, offsets, or plants, in proportion to the dimensions of the ground. Edited from the original manuscript of J. Abercrombie, Author of the Practical Gardener, &cr. By J. MEAN, Head Gardener to Sir A. Hume, Bart. of Wormleybary -1 1 0 -1 1 0 -1 1 0 -1 1 0 -1 1 0 0 10 6 ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. f puis ritEsEs-r WEDNESDAY, May IS, JI and thrrr following Evenings, Obe Eallevtainnomile will commence with (311 time) as entirely new Comic ler kits , cancel R ATI-IF.R TOO BAD! CAPITAL LOTTERY Regis. Dravriug 4tb of June, Kttio's BIRTH-DAT. GWEBB. Stock- Broker.' 9. Conn Hitt.. and • 17, LUDGATTATRILET, has the satisfaction to an. norace anni*er Lottery on the some principle as the tol* . which was so highly approved of, and in which wore CapKe Parsee wee abistaad ibt tier Pselie4isior in any previous Lottery ever Amara 0. 'rHE PRESENT LOTTERY CONTAIN. Park, Herts. Printed for T. Cadet% and %V. Davies. Strand, London ; ifir. 'Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. 41611 964fh _ Of whom gay also be bad. P THE P ACTICML GAKDEti ER; or,' Improved Sy.- tem of Muderu Horticulture. Secinul Edition, price 9s. in boards. H,nry, Mr Short ; fruit, Hr. FoliWillie11; Farme► tauuu►, .tlr ►awtht Lady 1 0 1440411 y. Mee. Y. Wesame peens', Miss J insio; Mum Daahail, Mimi Holland; Madame, Mrs Leotard. EaJ of the Barletta (far the 3l time), a triad Serious Melo- Dram. , is two arts, called KOULI Klt %N. Konli Khan (Congo• ror of the Mogul Empire, and as the• Tine of Enspornr aching), Mr. Huntley; Da ea I . Worthier of WWI4-Nasser), Miss Taylor. To conclude, sills addu I aplenduur ► the revived grand Sian-tack of THE SIINER SWAN; Olt, THE WIZA rts lAEA* ltncliger, Mr Ridgway; Asohroae, Mr. Fitzwilliam. Meg 'roam, Mir. Taylor ; Emma, Miss Cherry. _ . _ Three Prizes of honsand Pounds ! With 104 more Capitals,aud 4,000 Tickets Ir►s than the last Lottery. All the Prins are Sterling Huory,and the Lottery will [redrawn on the uld favourite plan (as the Lam was); more in its favour steed not be raid ; butt an early ',Heehaws ty recommended, ass the fiat Twenty Penes will receive is addition 1,0001. each, trakiiig 20,0001. in the tint half hour. This day is published, in four large volumes Bvu. prier 3/. in !marsh, TOE POLITICAL STATE of the BRITISFI EMPIRE ; containing a General View of the Domes tic anti Foreign P Miss of the Crown ; the Laws, Com merce, Revenues, Offices, and other Establishments, Civil and Military. By JOHN ADOLPHUS, E•ei. Barrister at Las. F.S.A. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Dairies, Strand. whom may be ball, by the same Author, Tickets and Shares are selling at E n 1.1 1 5 Fort oti4te Office*. 9, CORNHILL, and 17, LUDGATE STREET, 1 0 1 0 1 0 . . rift b.• pr a new brand Comic, Terrific Ex. Irrvueauxn, mit.•d uy wsh much modern magnificerire, in o , n, Ada. to be called Him to Write an Opera; or. The Ire:iglus of rhamutie Authorship. In which will be intro duce.: the Itehesrsal of • grand Alesical Drama, called Ana. rum's; iir, The Rua Cmistrictur anti the Rnli • tlu. '• Pere:rime Pickle," " Roderick Random," and a new I'antoronne, are in active preparation. tits ‘l lay, the hook instant, will be revived, for six rigids only, D •u Giovanni. Where FoUS CAPITALI, in the Lest Luttery, were suld is Shares, end Three 30,0001. Prizes iu the ►hort space of thirfeew months. - I 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 • It is estimated that not less than Eight Flundred Persons pa►ticipated in the Capitals of the late Lotiery, erery SAate of the Great Poises baring been sold IQ ihr THE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Accesaion of Ring George 111. to the Peace of 1763, handsonirly printed in 3 vol•. Aso. price If Ils. 6.1. in boards ; or handsomely printed in 3 vols royal Sm. price 21. 2.. in boards. - 1 - I 1 0 RuYAI. COHI'RG THEATRE, 41PPCISITE WATEKLOO.BRIDCE.ROAD, LAMBETH. 'I he Proprietor. loan grrat pleasure in in` to the Public, that the New Entertainments, produced for the memo] tinal•liot night at hits mileuiltil Theatre, were again rreeivrd vsh:h Ilse nw•t flattering and universal approba tion of a h•illiiul andience, and will be repented ever, liv►uint till Gut Ikar noire. fuller the innue , live Patronage of hi• Royal Highness' PRINcr. icovoLD of SAXE COBURG. rrD"s PRE!..EN EVENING, wEDNEs- AV, May 13, and every Evening daring the Week, s.i amorist, A DOR ESS (written expressly fur the urea- Jiii•eph Luau, Eral ) will be up iken by Mr. Munro. Atte. which will be presented, fur the thirst time, an en t.cely new %du- Dramatic Spectacle (written by Mr. W. Bar t "wife). MIIII is. Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Ikeura tiuus, called TRIM. BY RATTLE; OR," HEAVEN DEFEND THE RIGHT!" 'l.l whirls will be pourtrayed the ancient music of Jecisinn by lirrnio Eight, or Single Combat. After which, a Grand Asiatic Ra'let !rampaged and pro. ducal lay Mr. Le ('lam!, Ballet Magian). with attar Scenery, Dgcsawg m l Decorations, called A I,Zoif .1 AND NERINE; OR, TOE FAfRY GIFT 7". ineipsl Ch 4rietera —Mr. Le Clercq, Miss 1. Simp.rtn •i• nl ,•f Mr. Le Clore'''. Miss J. Scutt. an4l 1., o w eoltirsr of • se111111:. sn entsrel% new volute rung /104 Wollft r ". will be sane by Mr. Slebbinr Ent. llamas...Re to conclude with a new au•; 14. 1 LI stiralitiariht (partly from Milton's Mask ..f ooh slew and extensive Scenery. Machinery, rl (Ih,t ea, Tricks anti .Metansurphosea, invented 1.1.1 pr..J.:r►d het Mr Ntirenan. called All ON Mt. l' REV ELRY OR. HARLEQUIN ANI) COMUS. 7 )4mti• (ofterwarla Hartrquoi). Mr. Kirby; Pao (after •••lo Patitalooo), Vr. T. Bla.ii•liar.l; Bacchus (afirroania Mr. Norma., .•f the Theatre-Horel, Coreut.tiarden. • I.^4y (afterward. (•"loroblue), Miss Itutglea, late of the h Ihisry•Line. The l'ttipeiet.....,itior.lrr to inert thr tet.hes and at;. ;. • iL.as of whiny Noltte rea..ts.• and F. testa.. appsu- Ixtetl the I.d.vmr Cork% of Roves au Ltrtliv The .1 obtlihtindatimet of the fr..q..entera of the Vlsper CircL• has al.. limo paid swift iti.or tot! and perfect past ofibeStarr the a prropi intloPO of a "Ole . 1144 . 0•111011 .I..nsa, for the tititi...se of refresh. ,o"4l** ail c it is 11411. M. dad 111 the rifler.* coast:wt. lamer t ' mbar now, 3i —f iallrrr, !Iwo! to I. tliel.ett at flail:past tore, to begun at Halt. I -I six.-1111f I.s ..t Half-past 1:1 I.t. • MIPS re/ the 11461-4, be takem 4 Me:Grob, at the aka. t..si CHAN Tku till nor. PCTIT-11H, A GRAND AND USEFUL DISCOVERY, 420, STRAND, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE ADEI.PHI. M ESU RE, Chronometer and %Vetch- maker, CIL • in consequence of the great scarcity of Bullion, and the exorbitant pr.ce of Gold, has been induced to 'Produce, by lung labour and study, a Substitute, which he has deno minated PETIT-OR ; this important Discovery has been lomat bbbb (Abe the most nattering marks of public approbation. The PETI I%OR approximates so nearly to Gold, suit pommies so snitch of its quality, that the difference can scarcely be ralwerve.l by the must curious inspector. It his au unrivalled richness of colour ; is susceptible of an iocumparable lustre of polish ; and, not being so ductile as Gold in saute respects, is not so easily despoiled of its beauty by scratches; yet in others, it yields to the force of the hammer, and may be moulded into any form. It is particularly adapted fur ‘Vatch.cases, Scuff-boxes, and all aorta of Jewellery, fur wb!rh Gold is at present rut. ',toyed. As it tarnishes sooner than Gold, it requires that rare which Gold does Dot ; but every lime it is cleaned, it will re cover its original lustre and colour. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to substitute a "'Ent. OK Case to their Silver or Metal Watchts, may have them done at a moderate and fixed price, by A. SI ESPI; at his Maanfactury, 424), Strand, nearly Opposite the Adel. phi. where be has on Sale a laige assortment Of ‘v,vrciics of all descriptions, with Cori made of l.'s incomparable PETIT.Oft; he pleJcsa himscif, that it tiny Watch... with his name, sold by burn, should not he found to perform well, they shall be rerlitied,frce of any es pvis..e, in the course of a whole year, prompted the Cult may not proceed from any twistr isiiace or archivist ; also Gold and Silver ( . 11,0110- 111eirr., fur Sin and Pocket ; Cusped, Jcwillcd, Thiplcis, Grunt Furor, and Plain Watches. All warranted as sluice ; likes s.e all sorts of Gold lewellery. Tlr r.i:loaing Ameba of Pr: ru . r.oft are ready for sale ; c;:. blink boxes, Tiuttlapis k and Pencil-cane., Spectacles, Opria and I:ye.Glipmea, Wntrh Chains, Seals Bracelets, Neck Thimblen, ha, 310 a variety of Ladies.' Oremmt n• a. 1)t Table. Ucsserli Teas and Eg g SlaimPto Tea and Cream .Surar 'Lump, and Snuffer. ; the E.g; Spoons do Wit 111.1. them colour tab the Eggl, a. Silver does, nor has slit acid uf Fru.) any Orel UN the Diviert Kama. for Ceutleinrsi in Ike Army, Swords ter Cavalry, Idautry, arid Gr. Radler., Birks, Vigiters.Gurtela, Spurs, . All sour. uf made, at a axed price. Olt..:11101l11.11 purtr.ou, which wears us will as real 014• Id, without rs flooring any wore care, made into all sorts of Indies' Ortilnicists. _ _ As the l'iopiirtue, A. M INURE. ol!oes untcoiplov .wy Ageal or Tray. li. r in the Sale uf his PETIT..Iat, an that is lIN.UXhi in 34') Situp or public bitle is out PETIT-014 his an napn sum the Pub Lr. . Orders rablre4e...l to bins. at Ilotanfacinty, No. 4211, ilituattil. wiU be pt. of atirudwl to, atilt the geuitiue Atticles wal ....viand, be procured. Prepare.' aonze to dein the above Articles. sold in snail qsaatieta, a;m11 etrimie roe sapoolalioa s We salty ininie only.' SOLD, Pollutant to o Decree of the Hoer Coon of Chancery, made in a C•111R, SPCM. - LOCH sß , livat COLEBATCH, with the approbation uP William Alexander, EA. tote or the Mastics of the sniil Court, at the Public Sale Room or the Court, in S4Olllll - Chancrry-kite, Landon. in separate lota, see, Freehol.l and Leasehold NI MA/AGES or TENI: 111 M LNTS, situate in tipper Raw Smithfield, in Mrhcate Hith et reef. in the thy Ut 1A11.41011. 810 in 111/1111e3 .1 tar St. COIN. r •'s-atcrei. in St. Otllierits.'s.r.ouri, awl in Cuiriires-couit, within the precincts of St. Catherine's, user the Tower. Primed particulars whereof may shortly be had. (trans, at Ihr said Nlow.ier'sehambrao ; in Siiiiihnuipion-litsildings afore said; of Ur. Potts, Solo•stor, NO. $l, &Tie:toes-Ims, lllcel. sire tt ; of Ales...s*l Smits and lirod•roots, 114.!triton., No. 21, Lc mats-strut Go .1i114211 . 1. firlih; sod of Mersey. Cl.sre atol -1 1 0 -1 1 0 . 1 140 -1 1 0 -1 1 0 kfra.llWm. . - 1 I 0 Rev. William Gale Townley - 1 1 0 Rev. John Connor - 0 10 6 Rev. Samuel Cole, Greenwich Hospital - 1 1 Rev. William Junes, ditto -116 Rey. J. Doi ignon, of Hilbrowe, Norfolk . 1 1 0 Rev. Samuel Raymond, Belchasop Hill - 1 1 0 11ev. Francis Wrangbam, Vicar of Haninanhy' . 1 1 0 Rev. Robert Taylor, East Grinstead - . . 1 1 0 Rev. Gtoige Cuxe,"Rectur of St. Michael's, Win chester - 1 Rev. Tho Mas Vere, Chute Rev. Edward Mellish Rev .1 R. Dcare, Chaplain in Ordinary to his Ma. j est y Rev. James Wilding, Cbeam Him. and Rev Richard &got Hight Hon. Lady Ranier Bigot Rev. Philip Valliant, Rector of Stoke trAlbaine, near Cobham, Surrey - 1 Rev. Thorns. 11411waril, A.M., Fellow of Wurces. ter College, Oxon, Asaingtoot, Suffolk Rte. Hr. Raveulaill Rev. S C. Lord 1t,,. Mr. Power, Parton Rev.). Wright Rev. Sir Won. Henry Copper, Bart. Lady Cooper - • R. . 1 . ..1 , 1 1 o 1 o 1 o 1 0 1 0 n o o 0 Rev: T. is. Mare, A.M. Chaplain to his Roy :1 Highness the Prince Regent - Mlbll /Ili& Rev. Edward Tatham, D.D. - Rev. Wm Ralph - - - Rev. Thomas Fawcett - - Rev. Henry Minsky, of Cuckfiehl - M rs. P - limley, ditto - Rev. H. Hudgkinsem, Arhertirlil, Berk, Rev. John Churchill, of Eggesfurrl - Miss Churchill, (Rita - Mrs. Greases Churchill, Wallhamstow - 1 1 Rev. R. Fiske, Rector of Matra, Cambridge. iikire - - 1 1 - U 10 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 Rey. J. M. Bolton - - Reif. T. F. Hawkins, Buckshorn, Dorset - 1 1 Rev. Dr. Blackburne; Wartleis art Manchester College - - - Rev. C. Campbell, Wessenham. Norfolk Rev. T. Thurluw, Roxfurd, Suffolk ROYSTON; 11 VAIN. By the hands of the Iti. v. Samuel (:autherly, Vicar. Hale Worthen', Ng. - . . . 1 1 U William Nash, Esq. - 1 1 0 John Forilliain, E.q. " - 1 1 0 - E. K Fordbani. Ea.q. - . 1 1 0 John Beldam, Esq. . 1 1 0 - . John Phillips, Esq. - - • 1 1 0 John Butler, Esq. - . - 1 1 0 Thomas Wortham, Esq. - - I 1 0 Miss Wortham . . - . 1 1 0 Miss S. W'ortlism - 0 10 6 - . Mr. William Hawn . - . 0 10 11 Thomas Cockett, E.q. . - ' 1 1 0 Mr. William Scaby - - - 0 10 6 Mr. James Piggot . - 0 10 11 Mr. Jovial; Johuson . - 0 10 0 Mr. John Trudgett . - - 0 10 0 Messrs. T. Tonne ) Ri. co ; R. Brun iii, re.; .1 Proctor, bs. ; L. Siiiiih, tts.; P. Aiiiitosi, 3i, - 1 0 6 !try. Samuel Cauthery - . - U 10 6 (Too he cautioned.) The Parishes of RIBTON awl PEASE N 11A LI., SUFFOLK. By the Rev. Ftsoicis Leggett, Vicar. The Rev. Frsucis Lewis - - 1 1 0 Nlaqtr James Archibald M.Donald, 2s. ; Master Truce, Is. ; Thunsioi Nlabill, Is. till ; JUIIWUtd. 11011E1 2.. ; Jame" Ilarmoit, Is. ; C. holmium, 2..64.; W. Wright, 2s. 6.1. - - 0 12 in Mr 12 Tye - - o lo o . . Key. 11. rhilpot, Curate of Yuitford - - 1 1 if Robert rattle 25.; John Vale. r, 2 ,, , ed.; Rubes! . Baiker, la AM. • Thomas White, tos . 0 11 0 Mr. Thug, Sibeesign i , 10e. and lies. Etbet idgr, bs. 0 IN U 1 tt. termjit, E.q. . - 1 1 • * -110 -110 -110 This day Is published, very neatly printed, in Syn. illustrated with Engravings, and a Map of Newfoundland, price 12s. boards, VOYAGE OF MS MAJESTY'S Shill' • ROSAMOND lo NEWFOUNDLAND, and the SOUTHERN COAST of LARRA MIR ; of whirl, Conn. tries no amorist, has been puhh.bwl by any British Travel ler since the Reign of Qua n Elizabeth. By Lieutenant EDWARD CHAPPELL, R N. Author of " A Voyage to Iludson's Boy." London : Printed fur J. Mawmaii, Ludgate-street. Of whom may IS. had, by the same Author, isTATutATivE of a VOYAGV to HUDSON'S RAY, in his Majesty's ship Rosamond ; containitsz some account of the North Eastern Coast of America, and of the Tribe.. in. thou remote region; with Engravings, and a Map, Set). 12.. boards. IRISH LINENS OF THE NEW BLEACH. TUE NOBILITY and FAMILIES are very respectfully informed, the above Linens are sold at MILLARD'S List India, Dattibro', Scotch, 3lautehester, and Linen Warehouse, No. 111, ell F.APSI DE, rendered of ilitir original durability from the improved prepuration of the Flax sud Bleach, fur which they are fuuud 10 merit the most distingtii.bill 'minimize. The pieces contain fr 25 to NI yards each, at 20.-2 s. Rd —3* 45.-4 s. Rd-4v. 44.—and 4s Cd. Inc yard to the build quality, and each Piece wanaisted. The various kinds of Family Linens; Foreign and Scotch Tattle !mien; India Ike.; Diapers; Ilackahnelm ; Floe Itiissm, Scotch, slid Irmh Sheettims, including those r f one tinsmith fur the Sheet; French Cambric*, &c. are Suld Wholesale and Proprietors of Country Establishments and Ladies having C factored Foods, at the most reasonable inlets. Foreign Orders executed with the greatest attention. PT. I. 111104,011 . . . 1 . .. ft I I 0 The Misses Turkey . r. 4 ..9 10 6 i \ Mr.. &later - - . !e 1 1 0 i --- . (Tr be continued.) SO 13 0 The Pariah of HIGH ROBING, ESSEX. By the Rev C Pawlett, /;e.:tur. Rev. C. Pawlrtt - - - 1 1 0 i Mr. Crush, Churchwarden, 7s. ed. ; Mrs C. lid), 2s 6.1 ; Mr. Win Crush, 35. ; Misr. Crush, 25.; Mr. Joseph Crush, jun. 2s. - - 0 17 b i lil'' l Mr. Tahrum, 51 ; Mr.. Talirmii. 2. 6.1. ; Mr L. • i Tabruen, 21. 64. ; 10 uss'S A . l'ahrturi, 2. 6d. ; i Mr. Kinsey. 2. 6d.; My ti B.Sarsey, 2.. 0.1. ; Mr. , Lindsell, 2.. 6 , 1. ; Mr t ory, SS . ; M r. Bar. ... nerd, 211.; slr. Mame, 2..; Mr. Moline, Is.; Mr. Yousiz. 6d ; Mrs. Living's, Gd. ; Mr. Spri. -... ler, 21. ; • 51r.. Speller; Is ; Mr.' 1. Speller. jun. I. ; Mr. Rutile, 2.. 6•1.; Mr' Murrell, 6.1 ; Mi. . Quitter, 2..; Mr. U. Buckley, 2s.ig ; Mr. W. Markley, 2s. 64. 'IE. -hit/ (To he continued) The Parishes t.f G/MINGHAM apd TRU,NCH; in fiblt- • FOLK, by the Kee. WIO. RM. Robert Bathurst, Esq. - . -1 1 0 I . John C,retut.r, Esq• - - 1 1 0 Mr. Mack - - • - . o'lo 0 51r. Cue, Mr.Shirkle, Mr. EWifil, Mr. Myhill, Mrs, lifyhill, 2. 6,1 each; Mr. Thotnpson, 5...; Mt. Neste, Is ; Mr. Youngman, Is. - 0 19 6 Rev. Wm. Rees - -'. 1 0 0 1 Mr. Primrose, 10,.60.: Mrs. Primrose, 3s. . 013 6 Mrs. Worthy - . 0 10 6 Mrs. Roberts. 10s. 6.1.; Miss Roberts, 3s. -913 6 i I ( Mr. Antics; 5..; Mrs. Amies, 354 Mr. Andes, jun. to 6.1. ; Mr. Orman's., 6s ; Mr*. Cr. en- , I'l' acre, 25.; Mr. - elisin's., 5..; Mrs ( hapniait, 3.. ; Mr Lung, sett. 55.; Mrs. Long, sea. Is.; Mr. Pootle, 2s. 6.1 ; Mrs. Polar, 2s 6.1.; Mr. Postle, jun 2..6.1.; Mr. Bunn. 3. ; M. s. Boom, / 25.; Mr Neavc, 2'.6J.; Mrs. Neave, 2s. 6.1 ; :kW ArPy, 2a 6.1. ;sstra. Howe., 3s ; M r . It. . . hoolk, 2e. 63.; 51e. - Wui. Long, 2. ; 51rs. Win: Lout, 24. ; . - 3 1 0 e: (To be enutinued ) • Subseiptiams collected .by the Rev. .1. Owen, at ICKLE.' FORD CUM PICION, near Hitelnu, Ile. is. • ... r ' I Thomas Leckayne, Esq. lekleford House . 1 1 0 Rev. Jeremiah Owt•u, Minister . . 1 1 0 i Miss Charlotte Eliza Osen, Miss Raclin, Owen, / t. Miss Harriet Owen, aud Master Peres Oweii, 7s. each . - . 1 8 0 Master David Owen and Master James Owen . 010 0 Thomas Cawde11,56.6.1. ; Sarah Sb.ieve., Janes Harper, Thomas Priumiett, Ms... Mersey Trot- l . niter, Mr. Jae. Sulioughs, Mrs. Sand i B ur - roughs, la. each - - - b 11 I .1" Thomas Abbiss, Ann Abbiss, James Alibis., Eliza. . 1 , beth Abb.'s, Elia. (Jury, Anti Newberry, Ells. Nutting, Jane Russia& Mary Nuttissg, Auo ti t . Hall, 6d. each - . 0 5 0 At PIRTON. , -., Mrs. Abigail Lake, 2... 63.; Miss Kingsley, Mr. William Hoilgruti, Mary Ann Trus...ll. Is. each 0 5 1 • lEllO,lld Tressell, Mrs. Tressell, Tamar Tressell, Mary Davies, William Abbiss, am. Mary Stab- butt, 6.1. each. . - . 0 3 0 t (To be continued ) , By the Rev. John Peachey, Rector Of ALFORD, wig ' Guilaurd, Surrey. Rev. J. Noche). - - - 0 10 6 Mrs. Peach. y - - - - 010 8 Rithaid Skeet, George King, licitly Balchin, and 4 Rich.tr.l Butcher, Si. each - - 1 0 0 John Trigg, Win. Putlock, Wm. Ee•de, 2.1. 6,1. . each; John Botcher, George King, son. James i Grantham, juu. Julies Mann, James Butt, lieu. Trigg, John His, • all,iiiii. Beujasuin Lucas, and D. Butcher, L. each . . 0 9 0 ' (Tu be continued.) Towuships in the Parish of KGGUNGBAM, NORTHUM- BERLAND. The Rev. ROHN Clarke Caswell - . 1 1 0 TM Parish Clrik - . - 0 1 0 Ergliiighttm Subscribers - - - 0 18 0 • , New Bewick, by ale. Morison, 7s. 2d.; sad Old Be. , ick, by Mr. Dead. rum, Bs. 4.1. . 0 15 6 .. • At Ditchburn, Mr. John Carr, Ss.; at Ilainip, Mr. Rowell, is. 6d.; at l'ithoglun, Mrs. Pearsou, I/ ' 10. 6d.; at Iledgley. Mr. holaul's tensity, • b.. 6d.; at Beasley, Mr. Storey, 3... - 1 6 6 (To be continued.) .ge 2 0 • By the hands of Sir W. F.liott, Bart. of Stubs Caslll, Roxlsiiii,lisliwc. ,-.. Lady Eliuit - - . 1 1 0 Gilbert P.lndt, Esq. - -11 • • 1 • D. Eliot', Esq. - - - I 1 0 George Augustus FAinit, Ent, - . 1 1 0 4 • Mr. J. Douglao, Stencil 111 Stalks Castle . It I 0 6 The other Servaiws at Slobs Castle - . 9 2 0 , • 1 51arieclial College smil University. Alwnleen, by the hands o f Prin'es.,.r W. L. prow... W. I.' Brown. Principal, Protissoi• of Divnitt), S" Deus Hi Cli spel Rust . . 1 1 0 . i Patrick Copland, Professor of Natnral Philosophy 1 1 0 • It Mini& 0., Psofes.u. of Mathematics . 1 1 0 . . . Gent ge Gleunie, P. tsfe.sur of Moral Philosophy 1 1 0 James Davidson, Proft sour of Natuitel li.atury - 1 1 0 vs i J. Stuart, Psofelan.r or Greek - . 1 1 0 !_i, .l William Liviespion, PI at.a,.ar of l'ltr.ie . 1 I 0 'I, .1. Griner Inench, Prof . ..sem of Citron...try - 1 t 0 Jame. Kidd, Professor ut 0, it mai Latiguares . I 1 0 Cll4Ollll- H..use, Aberdeen. Alex/nolo More, E.q. Coll. etor - - 1 1 0 Alexander Erin, E.q. C ptrollcr - 1 1 0 By the bands of AIM'. Bell 1•:•41 Sheriff' of the County of Ayr. Sir David liunfer Blair, at. - 1 1 o hill., Illamillon, Esq. - . 1 1 0 MO Bamilion, E.q. of Pionwee - - 1 1 0 Grui r ral Illeighrs; Of M siuside . .110 It CuluuerWest Llsiailtv• . ' A i i . W eig :L 311111:1111111111MIECEIMIIIIMMEr•