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William Wilson Anthony Brown, Alderman William Foster Reynolds John Garrott, Alderman Samuel Gurney T. A. Curtis William Strange Augustus Rob. Ilankey James Gale Richardson Rorradaile Frederick Blaksley Richard P. Harris Richard Ellis 'Avid Powell IR. H. Marten Benj. Hawes John Sim Jtobert Niue DISTRESS in SPITALPIELDS.—At a MEETING of the COM NI ITTEE, held in the Vestry-room, Spital fields, April 2s, 111211, The Lord Bishop of CHESTER, in the Chair. The Committee eaglet to state, that in consequence of the nearly 'shouted state of their Fund..., they are compelled to confine themselves to relieving those only who are entirely without work, and even those on a raluced scale, giving to a man and his wife but 41. a week, and to single persons 3s. The utter insufficiency tt this relief is too evident to require proof, and even this must Teri soon be discontinued. AP the distress for want of employment continues undiminished, the Committee earnestly appeal to the benevolence of those who hsve in their power the means of mitigating the distresses of so Lige and deserving a body of their fellow -creatures, as are the talk Weavers of Spitaltields, and trust that the foregoing statement will produce such an addition to their funds as may prevent the sudden drying up of those sources to which so many thousand poor yesuns have to look for the means of existence. Amount before advertised . E. s. Messrs. Duero, and West, being the amount of a be. refit given by them at Aatley's A ruphithattre, April 24th . 23 0 Ily the lard Biiitop of Chester. The Duchess of Deaufon 10 0 - 216,714 3s. 6d. s. Madame Subloukoff, St. Pversburgh - 10 0 IVanen. Esq. - 6 0 The lion. Geo. Agar Ellis* 51. P. - 21 0 By s.le.crs. Barnard and Co. A fe• Friends at Rei- - - Mr. Deputy Greenaway 2 2 Wm. Lowntles. - 5 0 By Messrs. Drummond and Co. Lady Cur . . 10 0 The Ladies Brudenell 5 5 By Messrs. Smith, Payne, & Co. A Friend from Bull - 10 0 By Messrs. IVillis and Co. Slingsby Buncombe, Esq. particularly for their man. fly proper conduct, though under severe distress, per Child and Co . 10 0 Subicriptious are received by 3layor ; W. lisle, Esq. Wood-si by all the Bankers. gate - - 12/. 0 nd. By Messrs. Fry's and Chap. M. A. Sedgwiek. Esq. - 5 0 Rev. Robert Tretlcrolt - 1 0 Mr. Bevan - 1 0 By Mews. Hoare. T. C., per Child and Co. - - 10 0 Mrs. Sarah Brooke . 2 0 'the Right Honourable the Lord reet, SpitaMelds, Treasurer ; and Great Success ! HAZARD & Co. Shared and Sold THREE of £20,6091 Ist of but „Month, HAZARD 2t Co. are Selling for the Sax X 21.000 All in one day, TO-MORROW. Positively the but Lottery but One. Royal Exchange, 26, Conga, 321. Oxford.street, and by Agents iu all principal Country Towns. TO-MORROW. 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Ticket* and Shares are selling at 111511'S, the Contractor's Nikes, 4, Cornhill. and 9, Charing-emu, and by his Agents in all the principal Citee and Towns of the United Kingdom% DISH'S GREAT Inc K !--The tide of IlllfttbS continues 10 flow etninterruptedly to Birth's Offices—every drawing affords hint the gratification of announcing that a very large portion of all the Poises have been anld by him. In the Lottery Just ended be shared and sold several Capitals, Including Two Prizes of 20,0091. each, 7.210 - Class A, a Prise of - 20,000/. 111,001 H, a Prize of . - 20,0001. In the previous Lottery, which was all drawn 6th December last, Binh Fold Two of '.10.0001. And in the Lottery immediately preceding, drawn on the 18th Oc tober Int, MA sold Three of 20,000/. Aid within the last Eleven Montha, Dish sold Five 30 ; 0001. and Eleven 20,0091. ?IL :- NEW ARGYLL ROOMS. - 1,1 - R. S. 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The Second Edition (greatly enlarged and improved) price U. 10s. in Royal Folio, very strongly and handsomely half.boood, of the COMPENDIOUS VIEW of UNIVERSAL HIS TORY and LITERATURE, in a Series of Tables, from the German of Professor Rredow ' with an appended Table of Painters, front the Fretted% Notes of Sir Matthew Van Brea. By Major J AMES BELL. London t Pruned for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. Among the additions to the present publication may be noticed the separate Sketches of the History of Ireland and of Scotland, as al.o of the Roman Rule, and of the divided Saxon Sway in Britain. *.* The Tables of History and Literature (exclusive of the comprehensive ♦iew of the various Schools of Painting) have already gone through tire large Editions in the Herman, and- will be round well worth the attention of all public Literary Annota tions, and of every well-informed private Amity. 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The object of the Technological Dic. tionary is not to supersede the use of an encyclopedia, but to define I briefly and perspicuously all the terms used in the arts and sciences, elucidated, wherever the subject requires it. as in botany, heraldry, mechanics, &c. by ems or plates. A synoptical view is also given of each science, under which its terminology is classed and explained. In like manner, the Historical Dictionary is not intended to supply the place of biographical and geographical works, but to furnish. in a convenient term, a vast mass of information, which would in vain be sought for from such sources, although much re quired both by the historical student and the general reader. Omega, 149, LEAD THE EAST INDIA TE proved the qualities of thi leaden cases, proportionally with th a List of the Agencies where, and t wi4 be supplied until the next . enat • - • TEAS. Black Congou Ditto Ditto gonchong ......... Ditto Ditto ............. Ditto ............ 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OLD CIDER CELLAR, • Maiden-lane, Covent . - gartlen.—WlLLlAM SHUTTLE WORT (Sirecesadr to William Clark), of the oltl-established CIDER CELLAR, No. 26, Maid n-lane, Covent-garden, begs leaSeniost respeitflilly to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has on simr, a quantity of PERRY, CIDER, ALES, and STOUT, of superior quality and flavour, in cask or bottles, and et very low prices. The Trade supplied on reasonable tern's. CANDLES 6d. pei '11). ; 1 1' ax-wick Moulds 84. for cash, or credit on ths usual terms, at D.% VI ES'S Old established Warehouse, 63, St. Martin's-lane, opposite New Slaughter's Coffee-house. Every Ariel: of the best, at prices as under :—Candles 64. Gd. per dozen • - x.wietc It'nuldi Wax Candies, 3s. 6d. per ib• I Candles, - Wax Lights, 35. 2d.; 3lottled. Curd, 82s. ; Windsor and F. perih.; Windsor, Is. Itd. ; Sealing .4. txt. ; the finest Sperin 6a. 3d. per gallon.—. Orders forwarded to an parts of the wend. FIN . O PRINCEZA superior RAP ; T JOSEPH BOUGHE' Walter Itslei*lt, No. 25, flishopsgate-atreo of London Tavern, and may be had of J. Rogers, 392. Oxford -street; 111 r. V Waterlon.road ; Mr. J. Brown. 14; , "' - 1. Wound, , nomination, especially Sea sod healed in so rapid a manner that _ established by this useful Preparation tic% of the Eyes, &c.; Scorbutic and pelas or St. Anthony s Fire, fling Chilblains. &e. &c. Sold in Boxes at Is. 14d. and Cheapaide, earner of St. Paul's , London Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh. New Bond-street, and 220, Rageot-stroet mut Aledieine Venders througbout the United gingloni. ** Alarshall respectful) - " that from and after the lot of Aiaroh. -- mill be her role Agent for the sale of the bear her Name on the Lahetaf mach Box, Joha Marshall ; and a Government Stamp., e 4 Cbarki Butler, 4, Classpeide," logravai tkergea.- -•.. • , , SEC, THE AND ELIGIBLE INVESTMEIVT VO RfC-PLA CC POItT a A N4QI/ARE. Dir Mv WM. . , -t:. . At the Auction Matt, on WEBNEADAlkalbliillicausease, it Otte nrecisely. ril II F, IMPROVED itENTAL 4 1991. Reisi4._ AIL Finality out of a capital MANSION. let to • itrable tenan t; a d es i ra bl e , c o mpact. and genteel ' heal in a 'aortic( style of elegance and Aunsbiliiy, 'Me if mest ic office. of every description, attach"' coAch.huorie, mid tortes mail stable.. l'he premi s e s are le t on t ease , and itchy for an uses. Ora term o f 412 years, at al-twirmund rent of 25f. 'per venom. May be viewed with tickets, with permission of the tennett ; and printed particulars obtained of John Tatham, 1% , q• solicitor_ i tiottien.equare ; at the Auction Alert ; sod •of the Anetieneet. WIS tit. Jamea's.ameet. . - -- - 1 -6" ERi) • RI,EY,STRET, . a -SQUAW» A (YPITAL SPACIDE A FT .00.11.18 E. AND . ()I • . ', ~ Held lathe D i t t .k , e s o r f rpr atil m an o d. o aL , a t. Oround•ren On the Premises, on 711 Ult 81)A V. Ala, 18. at 1, ablest an sc. ceptable We-iris preiltiusly mad,: /1111 A F very t acellont, substantial, ' and commodious IL TOWN RESIpINCE, No. 61, flarley.strect : consigting of handsnyne large erittanae-hall and two alone St4itallteß ; capital library, large well-proportioned dining parlour, gentleman's. writing and dressing rooms, and water-closet; two • noble lofty drawing, rooms, communicating by tolling dents, i 8 feet by IS feet ti, - j • 'ii) feet by lb; and an e l ega n t l e d, a botielcir. On the second four hest bed-chamb ers , d ress i ng - room , an d water-closet at! ir t an excellent attics and housemaid's closet t la:ge butler's and liva4 • kteper's rooms; servants' hall, detached kit:hen, and staab.nouses admirable mat extensive cellariug for wipes in pipe and b t :s c t, b l e l coals, ale, anti beer; pump. of spring law, 4c. r. and .as are two coach-houses, 8-steli arable, healptiee oset, risicillikula7il roam, &c. ... t c yc li al a . • stns awe( The Furniture may be taken by t he p May be viewed by tickets ally; Ile ;Otitis, and particulars. apply to Mr. Elgood, ttl, Wunpole-inapl ; yyssticulans slap at thy gams, . . 13EL*ORE,441 lIA RR. AN EXCELLENT FAMILY ItVAIDENCE AND 101 1 1 V EN. • To le Mold or Let (as may beiletermined at • the time of 9aley, Ry Mt. - ELOOOD, • On the Premises, on FitIDRY: letit.iastakt,at I, unless an mi. txptable offer is 'irre‘leiati4v triode to rent et purchase, • A editital Sraeidus LY moat desirably 1.'1.• situated, being No. 31, Redford.sefusre, containing thrtisereas cipacious'apartmenta to sans ninedate a large establishment. mills handsarne atone 'staircase,' hot Slid •o4d bath, two water-closeut : : very convenient totSched an' dstachert'sciviatenffices ; fuur-stsill stable and double costeh-liotise. • ' The beam, had 'wider die DtikeoP eedfdril, for 99 years fiesta 1775, at a ground tent of 141. 10r., will 'be sold, or the Premise* will be let to the bidder of the *hese Sabliarrent, for a lease of 1, 'l4, or 21 years. May be viewed ; particulars an the•piesmises; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Elgood, 98, Wiropole-street, Careadish.aguare. • • PUTNEY, ON THE BANKS OF TIUR THAMES, FOUR MILES Fit4/31 TOWN. EA CAPITAL RRsIDENCii, • WITH • GROUND'S SLOPIND TO THE RIVER. • Ely-ftletELoooll A TRULY enviable and. complete FREEHOLD PROPERTY, to the highest order, and most Ileasetifolly situated, comprehending an elegant commadioun Villa Residua**, possessing accommodation suited toa fondly of; theltrst magma. bilk'', Mantling a noble billiard room, ii-range od•sisenerwassoistii, beautiful lawns and pleasant grenade studded *ids . timber mid shrubs, handsome gravelled walks, walled modems in 114 , 1ryierksi. lien, melon givnind,-Itet and grow heaven; leedromo;v-mj aspalkin stabling for tight horses, three comh-boories; doestaidallidarif every description, gardener's home, haddock, ftei,- , 10 otr"'T To be viewed byticketa only, to be had with •Ire Elgood, 98, IVimpole-wreet, DaveniEsh.smustra tire particulars also ITV the Mart, • -Aft - Au PRIVATE :OF eilOiCE 1/(4. LIBRARY . OV 1101qKS..• By /lessor. W. WILKINSON and BONS. At the AUSLiCHI Ilan, on WETINESDA y, lu m 10, at 12. llh CELLAR of CHOICE AV I NES at a Gentle... 1. . man, from whose late Ambience at-Nattlaiselmor-place retail! be permitted to the Purchase's 4 eoroPtiliutt leSelteen td . wie, hue old Port •20 dozen superior East India bhideir* ; doses ben brown Sherry ; 34 dozen lorfittee Claret, in pintas 12 doom thew in quarts ; 0 dozen very old Hook ; S down Bed and %I:him-46w mirage; and 10 dozen Champagne. Barsac„, Ceti Katie, dit.. Also, his valuable MDR AR V ; totnprising about six hundred vohnnes of Books, all in ezocUent preservation. Including very line impressions of Voyage Pittotesque de Naples, 440.-4 Ithiausted Record ' • ',astute t Voyage to India • Gifford's Liieof Pitt 4 am Encyciopredia Britannica; Animal krgiatort fiilasistases; Coo tomes of various Countries ; ('ribbon's-Itounet-gend i ree. British Essayist, 4:1 volumes ; British Poets, ly volunidadlalleial phasic selection of the Classics, history. &c. , Samples of the wine, on being paid far, say IsalsoterUesara W. Wilkinson and Sons, 14, Ludgate.hlll. The books may be viewed one day preceding tho-mig r eelsea ca talogues may be-had at the Mart, and or Messrs. %Villas's. Twelve Thm , ----'• 'of P4te, tine 014 r hances • Chins, 'Reells4 Scoffed Aiscellaneoua Effects, removed fro m Nottingham . fly Meisti. WILKINSON and SONS, • • 'At the Auction Mart, on TRURSDAY, the 11th inst. at 12, A ' Service of Mo4yrn PLAT E ; about 1,200 ounces, in . . cluqing four massy dishes, &Jeers. arid Stands, one very large waiter, goblet, &c. A.collection of tine 'old 'china, in superb jars, dishei, &c. a rich table 4ervice, a desaerj mokt beauti. fully palnirtl; tine porcelain and Dresden ornanietital china, three cases of rare birds stuffed, an India cabinet, **midi but levy choice collection of shells,.eral oilier *miateillaticou.i prweetty. May be viewed two days previous' to the axle, when cutalagnes may be had at the,Mart, and of Mssers...leilkinsoo and Sens, 14, . . Birds, and pace. under :--Castle' Se. fief. per dozen ; ll'ax.wich M ,: . fine Ss. KENTISH TOWN. Wax Candles, 2a. fid. per lb. i Sperm Candles, 2s. Ed. ; Palace VALUABLE Ct)PY/10111)-ESTATE. - • Wax Lights, 3s. 2d.; Mottled Soap. 71e. per cwt. '; 'Yellow, 6fst.; fins eertahrOMl Chapel-row. with Possession. Curd. 82. ; Windsor and Palm Soap. Is. 4d. perlh. g Brown ' • •• By Messrs. RA/BINS; ' • -•• Windsor, Is. 4J. • Sealing Wei, 4s. Gil. ; the ,fintst Spud: Oil, At the AtictiooMart. to WEI)NESDAY, their& heat ., art!, by 6s. 3d. per gellon.2..Orders forwarded to all pecan( the world,. . ,direction of the Deviseesin Trust &J. 1). Rosa Esq. deceased. i t ROOMY Doutifie4ronterl FAN, ISY 11005 g. FIND PRINCEZA AND MEM GROSSO: ill, 33 feet frontage,. bring 3, Old Chanel:Wow; Ketnieli,tedwir. TESE superior RAPPEE SNUFFS arc sold only by epntaining ample accomModatton for a family, In Pine c hamb ers , JOSEPH BOUGHEY, the mile Proprietor, at the Sir ,lltaring.ruom; three'partours; nio !Relict', fo re . co o r m Wig 'a Walter Noleiab, No. 25 gishoosnate-kireei 11 , :i•bio, near the City juke walled garden,' lilac deep ! . The - ftease Is Writ- elevated. of London Ti mm , an d may b e h a d of hi, A gents , v i a . s _lit r , commands open and extensive vtegs j• friint and boa, brill well J. Rogers, 392, Oxford-street; Mr. SVestray, Coburg.ternice, adapted to a respectable ucenpatioe. The tine is 74.*St. et Ottly, Wateiluo.road ; Mr. J. Brown, High - street„ Borough ; Mr. But- And the quit rent 2a: . . .. • • tery, 1, Old Kent-road. next to the Bricklayers' Arms; Mr. Low, • 'lay be viewed between eteren and three, and rostnlars had st Alban-road, Camberwell; Mr. Joseph 'Holmes, opposite:Wesley's I . l),,6tateintily Rooms ; also at the Mart • of C'. *4 :Iwkney; En. Chapel y , City-road; and Mr. A. Hopkins, Aligste, opposite the Castle-street, floliaarn ; and of Meters. %Ilea, Covent.garden. Saracen's Head Inn. in packageit, at lia., 21. 14., li. 4d., and 841.• 7 _----- -- - - 1 ...,..a.__ww......_ _ ___..... . ._......f1i-.. each. Hollered in any other way, either flout a jar or bottle, it is ; .' 7 ..rjne 'Ttr...Npsf'flME the Mo s t PratifitielrePtOit of A --.- not Boughay's manufacture. ' These Snuln are also sold by at Beauty. To . prairte*ilailliiiitit4l, l .leokintuent tiOWtiftwit least one respectable Vendor in each town throughout the Coked .tketi'offof existence is by the use Of '' Kit 1;dom . . . • ' • ROWLAND'S MACARSAWOIL. ••' • • - N ---"* The ORIGINAL and rigNitrim:, • a VECCTABLI'. PRO. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGESIA continues to DeCTION, which haft for litany years been Ortiverirdly adultred t be prepared with the moat scrupulous care and attention Also acknowletked pre-eminent for nourishing the Hair, prevent- by Messrs. TIIO3IAS and WILLIAAIIIENRY, nunufacturie frig its (ening i4F or turning On,. creates a thick Isrowth on vhe ymists, Manchester. It is sold in but ee. price.2s. 9d., or wi th baldest places, piOduccs a 'Wittman! erect on Natural ar*Artißcial ehtl class stoppers rusts. 13(1. stamp included, with full directions for its .Their, rendering it admirably Solt add • elelintly Flowtng pro. use, by their various Agents= the Metropolis and throughout the duclnglimiutiful Curls, adding a • Moat inedtpatable, trailscend. United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine unless their namosre ant, and beautiful LOstre, renderin the 'Reid Utast tray miebtait. . R Tor he COMPLMX,I2,I. engraved= the Oovernmemt stamp, which is fixed over the cork or s ing; PI inestimable for Chitiren'a air: ".' ."'• .' ' •••''. 1 . , stopper of each bottle. Ask for " ROWLAND'S.'I6' ASILilt OTI at Wei - i ~.. ~ 4 . • Of MOM Of the Venders of the Magnesia may he had, authentl. lee. Gd. atnift. le bottle'. ' &B o ger prier arecomiterfeht. * cited hy a similar stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of Msn, ' .o.ol A D'S RAD] VINEGAR, the invention of Mr. HENRY, and the onlY geauirie Sold in Pint Bottles, at ,tls. 64., and 114 f 'Fiala at 41: IM am . of die hl Torulaeit of *the preparation of that article. . . . bottle.' duty included. , —• • • - - .-* .0 ' • C AL' T lON. —ln cone SORES. BURNS, SCALDS. WOUNDS, ULCERS, &c. aboreartieles, fl ant im p have counterfeited each Is Itir.ARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CEltATE.—litiv Adveralsements, abide, Bills, &c. To prevent' Erlud IVA Cerate will be found MOIL efficacious in evert kind of : ROWLAND% IL; sad ' obisitre Abe . nisi Latrel ( eldia ' Woand, Sore, Scald, Burn, Bruise, Eruption , Ulcers of every its - AlOl4lll. ,Perbiati and Meth) on the t o il' ;* AittiP/' o&serahrg* nomination, especially Sots and W:erateal Lege, which hate bun : Label of each article has thi Si Mirute act& 44104itillioilt , p i t healed in so rapid a manner that a new method of cure lota been A. ROWLAND and iioN, le., etton - loiret!." - established by this useful Preparation ; Sure 11(vatts, 101 totn.a. . Sold by tbetb, and by their . 60 initrictit, lijr; - Mt. It: lrettifHi„ oi l o f the Eyes, do.; Scorbutic and Cancerous Litintows, Curl. Perfumer to his ltitjem v. 'fttcliborue-street t. angt-r. Ise; Mow.. I 47, Dala•nirt, M. fititle asd till peke or St. Anthony e Fire, Ring Worm. Soie Throats. Chops, street ; Mr. Smith. • Chilblains. &c. &c. and 1). R igge. xi: Bond,atreet ;.Ilolmis end BrAes•er. %NW .. Sold in Boxes at In. 10. and 2s. Od.. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, street ; Ihrler, 4, Clwapsidei . Bayley entlllte*, totitil*-- 's Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London; 54. rirskville street, Berry and Lloyd. 111,Gmelt.itteel ; • , 'l rd 'airet IP . rtitit, , rll, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh; Savory and Co. 1 24, . Solna ; nurgem, igi, ttotboro.hin : - i; ueerLitheir;e s i. t i l lict New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-skeet i and by ths..prineipal kinson, Gerrard-stem:4 Artlon;Rimr (,'boys •g ; tairskaili. Medicine Venders throughout the United Kite loos, . - .and Newberg, 46, qt. *Paurs *Church-IMA ; 7. clay and sous, •ie* NOTICE .-- I: Marshall respectfully informs the public, 95, Fleet-market : Bart el‘r, -I. Hauodi(ittll . :4-iner. that from and after the let of Marsh, 1826, Mr. ()limits. Boa( r 14, Cheopeh.le t iiltraiiiing. Eitshaitece*teeA ' i;li:. Iftwuttrit ir will be her role Agent for the sale of the-above Corot° , wilisb. will Royal Exchange rjuire..4l, and Johho(00t, , eintdir i t bear her Name ma the Lalialial each Box, airexeetatri aof the late ley 26, ialitipale a streee; 'Ford . ; Fotcbtke,l= iit Joh* Marshall ; and a 00.1,110111nt Stamps with iiie voids K ' ,,,041 ... r ip, k e i sstn i t l . manioc Gi11,.. ~. . • Cherie. Butler, 4, Cbsayaide," engraved giallo. - • 2 0, AV W 4 i 4044 i'01; 401110c0.. . - • A MICABLE SOCIE MES OFFICE, SRG EA NT'S-• INN, FLEE r•STNELT. A General Quarterly Court of the Corporation of the A MICA. ISLE SOCIETY fora Perpetual Assurance Office-will be holden at the Society's Houle in Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th Day of May next, at One o'Clock precirely. JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. i •