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After which, the Burlesque Teleie Opera of gtI‘iBAS'I'FS 1:17 111() ,4 0. To winch will he added, the Farce of T 111: (-weevil.% Mr. W l'arren: Frederick. Mr. Abbott. Ma riana, Mies Matthews; Lappet, Mtn. Gibbs 7a Second Price. 31. Sd —Pit. 36. (Id. Second Price, 2. —Lower Gallery. 24. cond Price, Is --Upper Galleny, In. Second Prier, 6J. Marro for the Km s to he taken of Mr Braude*, at the Box.i.iliei, linit-ateect. from Ten till Emir. A Priv," BIM may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Ittatolois, al the riot On SAstrlay will lie produced. • new Comic ()perm, In three eve, founcletl oo Heimutanchnia l s Comedy, La Falk 10lIff4f, Slot no The Collie. of • DIN cell"' The Multitg• of Film° After which, the Fare of Ron Ton. QC11.1.1" lALIANI)S.---At • numerous Phi twist respectable Iffr,F.TING of LADIEN end GLN TLE‘IO.2, 1104 at the City of Loudon Tavern, Bishop.. gatr-st eel. 'oil Teesdne. Myrrh 2. for the purpose of (shoo: into consoieraloso the DISTRESSES of the INIIABIT- course, ii:sio rut( 'nautili. SAINT MARTIN'S OJ. its Ave in f. ly. It may be t opsoil-1A sin fsntily ink Englund iiiliehirs a more wretched dwelling thnii ilti. ; in deed we could ;scarcely believe any 'swoon brine eunbl live in Web a piece fur a cunshwery ; the walls t.f this issirereitle hovel had been built mane year., they were still willuost plaster; si large chummy appeared et each end of the bowie sufficient to admit abundant of cold viol rein; the flour WS. common ratlh, with a large hole wont near the door that genera:ly I. with water in the winter. Pl4ft of osi old cheat and a piece of iron in the chimney premed every thing that was like fohillpre. Three child' , iv almost naked, who had been out all day carrying seaweed, and very wet, had jest come, as part of be family. Filled with 1111011Wil. meat, Mr. Smith implored Do yogi live 'serer —' .Have you way chalices of cloiliettr —• No. Sir'—' Do you attend the &Imlay School''--' Yes, Ste's— . Where is rim lather Fishing, Sir.'—' Where du you des p P—The buy pulled sway the old cheat and sheared us acme dirty straw over an old piece of canvass stretched MI the floor.- We spread this out, Sir, and lie on te'—' You lie dusin in your clothes"—' Tes,Sir, in what little we have on."- 6 Hasa you nothing more than what I see in the house''—' No, Sue's.. ' Poor children! how have you been fur foal last winter ?'— ' Almost starved, Str.'—' What have you eaten chiefly ' Limpets Have you had any thing to eat to:ll3yr Sir, once; that was early in the mormue, WIWI* we went out to get sea-weed we bad some limpets.'—' Have you had any thing since?' (it was seven o'clock in the even. mg )—' No, Are you gniug to rat obit fish of lim pets fur your Tupper?'—' Yea, Str.'—' Any head or pota toes''--' No, Unhappy chililien! would you keep youreelves clean if you bail some clothes sod a bed r— . Yes, Sir, we world indeed.'—One girl 'teemed about thir teen years of age, wills a pleasing countenance, and comp ratmely clean sit the midst of puyeity." 'Fite other statements in the Report were of the Moat heart-rending kind—the employmeot cf the men being chid!) , in fishilig, and piloting Ice a VrTY (long. - roue inivigation. The visitable. of the .e poor families, by the 'Limoges of the oea, were most numerous end distressing. The following is the opinion of the Deputation sent from Cornwall to the Island., as to the means arid practicabilities of relieving the wretched inhabitants:— " II remains vow in see what eau be door for these ilia tressed Islands. The people have sold almost ti/Ply article of convenience and comfort they possessed. 4 sheep, avow, or a pony, was a treasure to theta, who bad them. They re quire the means of restoring them, if possible, but at least some necessary articles of furniture *honk, be placed within their reach. Bailey and potatoes ,huuld be purchased for them, and some cheap clothes might he obtained that would he of real crevice. A lung and dreary winter is approach- Ina, which ought to he well considered, ,',ring V/11.111 these is little doubt but some must pei Ws, wiles. suitable means be this summer adopted to prevent it. The 11;icit traffic of smuggling must greatly contribute to demoralise any peo ple, and though it may create a transient pruspet.ie, the dangers are so great. partieularly at Scilly, of cross"; over to France in open boat., and the obvious influence of its pro gress on morals and strength au fatal, that, independent of the loss the revenue sustains, it cannot be very desirable to restore it. The prtient tee mists m may, in its ultimate effects, prose snliservient to the hest interests t.f the temple Shoidd any one object that the preeentiee system wird produce stratie, tar Morns around the coast, it may be replud, tree; but the perms, wbeits it affect. may enter ou some other employ, as africoltnre, mamifircrories, or a variety of pears which are at hand. The people of Scilly, on the contrary, have no alternative, hut emigration or starvation. The former their extraordinary local attachments forbids, and the latter their humane and benevolent countrymen will nut permit. to place them to 'Liniment dependance on cluseay, would be des @trochee to every thing made and excellent among them. Eneland has well learnt during this peace, to rebrue and ow/sky her poor. Industry and social order are the sinews of tier strength. Its giving wont to her labouring' popula litoi, she gives the means of support, and creates those Sue ))))) iuns of independence and freedom fur which she is so extensively and justly renowned. Tlw substitutes required al Scilly for smuggling, are the means of holiest industry and Conliwient support in consequence. " It becomes necessary to point out what, in the judg ment of the Deputation, is fit to be dune. nut only to pr.. vent the recurrence of those distresses, but to afford to the islanders the mean' of Nave arid perinauent support . " In the opinion of the whole hotly of islanders. the mackerel and pilchard fisheries tend thew only) can afford the means of permanent support to nearly 1,200 persons, who, in fact, form the entire population of she Off-I.lands nod, with reference to tads branch of the subject, it is pro. per to stite, that although the Islands are very much i.e. quented by large shoals of modem-el and pilchards during the respective seasons in which they are caught on the coasts of Cornwall, the necessary means of profiting by these fisheries hate been hitherto wholly to elected, or at least so little attended to, that scarcely any employment ur profit Ins been derived from thew 6, That these fisheries are the sole mean. of affording per manent support to the Islanders, the Deputation. from all the information which they have obtained on she subjeet p have no difficulty in concluding and it is now to be tsetse what will be the probable expense of establishing thew fisheries, and the lacuna by which the funds necessary fug the purpose can be obtained, the number and expeuserif drift-boats and nets necessary for each Island (the seas fishery is not calculated to answer on these Islands), with the expense of erecting flab-cellars, and providing other per quisiters fur the establishmaut of fisheries uu each island, as stated lie:ow : ,Foc St. Agnes Island Fur Tresco Island . For St. Martin's Island Fur Bryher island Fur Sampson island ANTS of the SCILLY ISLANDS, PIM! Sir de•umt ►otuC MEA tiS of afforelmg them PERMANENT R ELI ; The Richt Hon. A dmiral Lord GAMBIER in the Clair: The following Resolution. were ituanisinowsly imperil to:— Slimed by vir Chrirtopher Hawklua r secdudril by Win. Wilhrrturce, Carl M P. . . 1. That according to the most ga t isfac lor v Information entronitilicated through various respectable chasitielo, ■ad conArsned by the Report of a Deputation of Magistrates, Am Gum the coast of Cornwall, the most alarming distreaa dl present prevailo, sad coutinuito to increase) among the iuhabitaiiis of the 6cilly Islands. That the principal teams of that distress would appear to be the cloture suppression of smuggling (a practice in which the seafaring part of their common:ly had metro sively engaged); total failure of last yea'', coops; and par tial auspeusion of the Ling Fishery, owing to a waist of means to prosecute it, and au unusual absence of the ssli from their coasts. The! unless some mode of relief cap he administered that wou ld elom i s r the vivant/Ir* of permanent employment, the population of diem. Islands can have no secnroy against the recurrence of th.: present, or even of still center misery. Moved by Juhu Weyland, jun. Esq. seconded by the Hon. G. Vermin : '2 That of all the method* proposed fur lessening the pre sent digress, sad effectually bettering the future condition of the hardy seafaring inhabitant!" of these Islands, pears an applicable to their local sitnatioss as • supply of Fi.leisog Tackle and Boats, such as recommended by • Cuinniittee of Magistrates, and other Gcutlemen, acting in their favour at Penzance, in Cornwall. Moved by Wm. IVeMums, Esq. M.P. seconded by Col. Sanely.: 3 That in order to cff. et this moat desirable object, as well a. to alleviate the pressure of present miffering, • Sob. scrip he immediately opened, and the following Bankers requerteel to receive hooks. Moved by Sr J. Sewell, seconded by Admiral Sprenger : Thal • Committee, cosisisting of The Right How the Earl of Rockaavage, iti k lit Hun. Lord Flaruard, Hoot Frederick Calthorpe, M.P. Host G. VeriMill Captain Linnork, R N. Sir Christ. Hawkins, Bart. John Welland, jun. Esq. Sir J Sewell J. G. Fazakcsley, F Aq . Rear-Admiral J. E. Douglas J. Murdock, F.e.q. Rear-Admiral Sprenger L. Howard. Erg. Captains Hawker, R N. C. Grant, Esq. Grant, R.N. Stewart, Esq. Seobell, R.N. Griffin, Esq. he appointed to superintend the application of the mcney that may be raised. Moved by the Right Hononrahle land Viscount llamad o seconded by Captain Pakeuleam, R.N. S. Tsst IVen. Williams, Eses M P and I.ieut. Jr E. Gar don, R.N. he retreated to accept the offices of Treasurer and Honorary Seeiciary. Moved by J. N. Fa:Are:lcy, Esq. N.P. Kenneled by the Hononrahle Frederick Calthorpe, M.P. 1 el. That this Heeling do entirely approre the p lan of re. fief adopted by the Magi:oooes of Cornwall, and that the heel thetstol sit the while as, disc 10 111 W Grollelyesi for II their bettrvith ul ane: pen, vcring endeavours to accomplish the vary impootaut ohjeet in whiFh they ore engaged. Moved by R. FE Marteu, Esq. seconded by Lesko How ard, Este 7. Thai the Thanks of this Meeting are due to the Rev. G Smith, fat those hem volmis isirestigstions iu which the report of Ai:Mess experi: need by the people of Scilly ori ginated. and fur his continued exei lions lie their behalf. Moreel by the How George Vernou, and secnuded by Wil liam %Vilhes force, Esq. m P.; 8. That the coreltal 'Flianks of this Meetiag he given to I iris,. J. I. Guidon. for his stresimma cordons in bringing show the rresetat Meeting: and al-u for Isis seal in accept. lug the ()awe of Honoreer7s'en.idly. Moved lev William Taylor hlosory, Esq. 51. P. seconded by William Ivoler. force ' Ell M.P : 9. That iOe 'thanks of this Meeting are doe to the Right II on Imr.l Gmeleier. for his aisle and impartial conduct in Ihr Chao. mot for the important aid rendered by his Lutd slop tu Ibis tee isevolent fir 11SCRI PTIONS. L. r. -------- HEW TR THEATRE -ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA SAN EW El DOURAN lON. rrHIS EVENING , Wtduesday. Witch 3, It sad Frislay. March b, Mr. D. F. 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Third Ediiios• price Ids. 44 ATTOhi.G4ADEN. TO RI soLn BY AUCTION, BY WINSTANLEY AND SONS, At the Shirt, on TUESDAY, Alarth 24, at l'weloe "Meek, Ity Itrdrr of the ElItClllO/11 of William Bei rift', Esii• r g it 11. LEASE. with tintordiate pos,soon, of ti a comfortable and very convehieut RESIDENCE, in • omplete order foul desirably situated, No. 68, on the West •ide nrefe.able part of Haituniarden : containing three Kuspi the cround•door ; a large well proportion., drawmc it.04:1, r, sad shorty, on the first story; six bedele,i;doer• will, closets, kitchen, and other requi , ile fiCrilMll.llllaliont , ; with a small garden, and a clerk's room. Prenils. • !save keen recently repaired and improved at a g real es iO-11..e. 91.1 are held for so unexpired Term of 2l Veer., at only 7M, rr annum. To hr viewed by cards, which, with printed particular., may he had of Wiestanley and Sows, Paternosterp , w par t ocular% likewise of Mews. Ilengedrctl, Spitiks, and kleddisii, Solicitors. Tepnikte; and at the Matt. C.lpt. Hawker, R N. 3 31rs. Mo. Hetet( rr 3 0 Mr. Poore 3 0 Ilra. Poore 3 0 21 0 Capt. Lennock t R.N. R H. Marten 0 5 His R. H. Ps lure Re. cent, in sash l ,on 10 a former soh-clip sum of 300 f. 100 0 Anonymous 120 0 J. Gurney, Esq Nor ton-is S. Hoare, Loinirarsl street 30 0 J.J.rinenry,Nortrieh 30 0 W. Its viols's, St. life- Ira's R. Barclay, Lonaukrd. street t a Tritto*, ditto tO 0 Edward Smell 96 F. U. IValvroseth 10 0 T. liayirr, Itrialms 10 U Mrs. reliontsSolikgr. Sri •Irelt 2 0 Miss U. M. Fdlowes, .1010 2 0 J. Stewart, Esq. Albany 5 Joseph N.yrs 1 0 Charles Grant, Esq. JO 11 Sir J. S.:sell 21 0 Mrs. Puget 21 0 Adm. •lso anger 5 0 llou. G. %villa% 10 rs Julia Btamsleml 10 10 Hun. A. Ellis, Brisot..streel,Mau user-square Lord Loraine, 9, Pm imsn-rqualre 6 .0 Lady s P. cry. 41110 Hull. Copt. I. Percy, slit,., 1 0 Hon I:. UW( 10 11340 :I, 11 Nis. Fly 5 5 (;vll. Itfl.llll, ;' 0 Mr. 1:m.o. is 5 1.1 Iti. Ifon 1..u1y Instable ! 1:I1- Rt. Hun. the Earl of Roams:l2e 2i) 0 Lily E. fkismonmg), 32, Ilertford.sisect 1 0 Lady C. !Jinter lit Lady Calrlurrpe 10 10 Hon. V.Cairhoqe 10 10 Ilun. A. CAlttruwe 10 0 Viscount Hamar.' 10 10 George Elwall. Esq. 50 Whlslsed Know, E.g. 311 II J. Wayland, jun. F.+ 10 10 Mrs. Nesrman,Cati.- field 5 .0 Mrs. (/' Bryan, dil ido 2 Capt Brace, R.N. CR. 2 . 0 Mr.lllwlrei3Oatialleld 3 0 Mrs. Hawker '3 0 pabscriptions will be 0061 LO 0 DISSOLVTIOB .OF PAIIINERSHIP. HA II DI NG, HOWELL, ASHLEY, and JAMBS, dissolving Ark Partnership At M tz,baelimis nem, have cnninienced SELLING OFF their extensive and valuable gI'OCK, at eery minced prices. for ready money, or on cis ilit b. those Ladies acculgunsrd to settle at the sod of the scam. ; cowl diug ot terry thing useful in female mini., awl of the news st fashion. pow of all kinds and to Is Lassies, id 3.. Sit per yard ; beautiful Moravian and 14. nal • mhioidercd :11 tot m K o kes, and Scotch Utllo, (sum Ithi upwards; Csmlii icks prr piece, and bordered Handler. chiefs, plain embruideied, per dozen; Imitation India and Silk Shawls, in every possible variety ; Huse, 11:lovirs al per duzep; Muffs, Tippets, Trimmings, and Fluestem; every demziption of Late, including real Black leaf Closka, a low as two guineas each; Dreams complete al litters' cuinea.s, and sewers! W. 'Ming Bolles of Brussels Pond al seventy, (monody at one I drrd mid fifty guineas. An Argurtraint of Perfumery and Vim's , Jewellery, with ',limn are a Is mcitid gold and ord.o Rings, from three to t relay siid several. small Go...swill a.y ur I.:blr Clocks, fioni nein, zttillt isp*.irjr. 111 11•.- %I:l:irscry D. lilt ',Twill, sikil , r the a mat manage. v ill be found van, t 9 and elegance, on moderate terms P.i.l.nta 11. • 'N.. ... ..ilts _.. S. M, Esq. Fins bury-place 10 10 ;oho Thornhill 1 o Lady Olivia Sparrow 50 0 Miss Spa;row 20 0 Lord W. Eentiork 10 0 Yowount Exmouth 25 0 land Gambol . 10 10 %Vas. Wilberforce, Esq. 10 10 Sir T. Has Mg, Bars. 21 0 Henry llithasn, Esg. 5 U J. Claippiodisle, rag. 1 0 ). Colds, Pg. I 0 5145. E. 1 • J. N. Fax lkerley 20 0 Anonymous S 0 Joshua Wallow, 3 1 ) 10 Julio Matlock 30 10 tkoree Cow in, Ell. 1 1 Mrs. K. A. Cog 5 0 Mr. R. A. Cox 5 0 Aisonymous 1 0 Ditto • 1 0 Ditto I 0 W. T. 'quay:, Esq. 5 5 Hr. Steinkopti .2 9 Asionymons 1 • Cal. goody., 2il sub. 2 0 Copt. elm, Ira iqrant 10 0 Ilsss.Grpsit 5 0 George 1...14,ke 4 0 T. Sistrgr and Sons 10 10 Wm. Hollingsoorsh 5 5 C. Elliot 10 It --.—. White, Pg. 1 1 Antl y Steely 2 1 AisLiny m oms 1 0 51 .y 3/.40.6d. S. 11'tst 1 U Anna Ilii,l 20 0 A H , jou. 10 0 Samuel Hon 10 0 itrbreta Hull 30 0 Willson , Heil 5 U John Saudi 15 II S. Foster 1 0 Luke Howard '2O 0 Williim IhIlw” , 25 0 Anisaymous 1 1 The spousamous do. possums 4.f the s 4 l„,,,,ib u y• 50..14:r Res. Mr. AiSilbl/1 It 1 5 0 0 Tot ,s 1 £7,670 0 to The peputstion also point out the value of the Harbours in these Islands as °fording great shelter 1 to the vessels employed in the commerce of the court try in tempestuous W 41101114 His Lordship, in con- 1 elusion. observer!, that the statements in the Report of the Deputation was quilt MIIOO4I/ to interest any benevolent mind wit hoot any c. of o n pint. :'hr CHRISTOPHER AWRINS. itdOt. (OW to IDOVC • Resolution. declaratory of the distresses of the iiilishilatits of the Stills. Ilesolutions see aderrtisermee.) —lle said that the only apubmy he had to make for addressing them was, tha knowledge which he had an opportunity of having on this subject from his local residence. The causes of the distresses of the islanders were vari ous—first, the failure of their fisheries for the last three or four years; then, the change from war to peace, which deprived them of the profit they de rived limn the business of ships, which in time 1 3 ( war took shelter:in their Onrhours from privateers. The stnegg!ing on those islands was critiqued to small boats, which sometimes went to she coat of France, pod occasionally to meet home ward-bound %Wit lodtymeo, for tbe purpose el ihitecl dril -1 eliattgecl their fish for tome small rilottitiL; ; they on of ali p th ro is h kind. HAZARD end CO. :is Culitrnetors All the prtstost Lonny, feel highly gratified at the eery V. *nal rothstspu vies, to their tirhente of the Lotter,. In Inns 1.4 swing the 2311 of MARCH, and hope that the Polts,r, so she distrulossion of their favessys, well recuPod ih.l tip present is IiSIsSO and I - o's Sri. ; and rigs, Deviled .11114ms:shed Surce.s which has attended Poe , "ow.. at mess Off6car. for the list 100 years, sod that in a I , r) n.,0 I.uttrry they sold Al.l. the Thirty Thousand P"'.+l , l and also the la.t Thirty Thousand Pouud P.I/r strait/II TlCkris 5..,1 Shirrs lire Selling at tlassam and Cu', Offices, 03, ROYAL CXCHANGL, 2d, cORNHILL. A's! 324, OXFORD.STREET, eorner of Saailow-Oreitt. The Wi tt y cousjets .r 0,0041 TiLkets, soil the Scheme coolants 3 3 4 ,gist TIMITY saber •CPPI IOIO EXTR• Paizaa, Form Div firat, Sccnp.l, Fuurtli, s ‘ 1,,, dr,aou 1 1 .rtsea of SW. poll curio be rail l'"l $ 16 stAdravia Mole Ticket,; Simarraie pruportuuss. . 11 $a Ptuctiaser of a Soliceuth, being thu■ eo.lillal I* a Whole Tirka , may v 1610,000/. •.• Fouvslt . Nuplocts uthy be übtailicil by early :till :1- 1 ►.. 1,2.17 10 6 by tit, rullum in; pauk,rs) ... cies, so r b 64 Slum. sugar, silks, but way. The consequenceNd thee '011(.0 traffic had grfatly exaggerated their Motrete-stlieir. boars were ...ix Al, sod all hint menus. of subsi-iesire ref snd - The Scilly Islands were well situated le cameo lorge coarse msekarel, 1114 the apft:l ineekarel. French booto„ of 30 or 40 tors, since the pear e, carried out add, sod cured them at sea. Ihe Islanders, owing to the operatiuri of the salt duties, were deprived of the 1111C.11111 of during 'lit% ant s the French 1188e11, fallen drivers by rfistres• into g • Cornwall, s.dd them iavrd fish at sirpriire a-voter, which 111 L180!011, st 1148 time, would lair's; *le shillings. The herring and pilchard fisheries were also a source of employment with thr I.bo o l ei s. On the ookiett of the strife of the Seshly Islaries, lie would state that th.y were formerly the property of religious houses, ihe suppression of v. tech thee fell toi4 buchy of Cornwall, and were rewerl at 31 !moo. (easier, formerly to Lard Godolphin, end now to the poke of Lerde. They had no reel- Laws; low indeed any Court of Jorsrifictsuo, saver aril.. Catt•tlitltett cur , where the Steward of the Duke of Leeds presided. The habits of the I.la, do's were so simple, that judicial ptirs . oihmeirt, except by occao siomil whipiliso4. and perhaps a day's confinement, was wholly miriecetoary. In their moral character, they were serious, religious, and industrials* when ever they had or:)• employment. lie cosiclioled by that if they had the mean. of relieving their peasant distress, and a channel for their industry, their tokir earnings. with tl.e rod or a savaig bank, would make the relief permanetit. Mr. Wii.nErtroafc, in seconding this resolution, expressed the graiiheation he pelt at seeing an opts trot mud respectable a mass as Sir C. Llstokoso ldt• tug an active port for the benefit of there your Islanders. It was delightful sir this cirroiery to see these instances of sympathy gradually diffusing themselves, and descending nr it regular aeries, so as to form a eminecting link hrtoeen the Itopil Family and the cottage lir the tonne of (Applawse.)—Hr admired this proper class ficraistro of objecta of charity, to as, like the Mendicii) So ciety, to secure relief (sir those who really wasted it, and shut out the idle and ilionllute. Ihr love of truth of Sir C. Hatt Loss wade him sloe the sec*. vomit prevalence of .niugglirig arionig the wrettiod inhabitants of the Scilly Islitirels; but this c.mo, like must others, lied it. degree* of palliation, a .1 the state of the poor inhabitants made it eel) els fereut in them, from what it ssas in others. Ile admitted she rujurn.ua tfrset of the Sink Laws upon toe means of subsistence or these polo peupte, Laud lamented that the lavish expeirditure of the tout,. try (he did not speak hail yowled sisal a charge upon them. The higher no; console resat orders, who Pi one way benefited loon the scale of expense v/hich the country w as ul:hgesl It. meet, should relieve those in the bower claTu• of society. who had suffered from this expense. Ile trusted this appeal of the poor 11.1o:dins would nut be made in vale, and that the iiiholoiants of Scully would find that their remote distance lied taut shut them out from the sympathy of their fellow-sot - jects; hut that, ou the cl o ,t ia ry, sh e p uls,liuu of the body politic was iry sir/so l o nod the cos rent of the blood as warm in the heart of the Coy of Lois• don, es the remote rtirimitirs could wish to be its the Islands of Scilly.-1/4ppirsust.) Mr. J. WETLAND, itiii„ proposed ti lt aeon , i i Resolution, wleteh was ru In/prOliatidts 1 fie Will of supplying the Wanders with hating t ick 1.-, ate. lie made an eloquent .pleat t.. 14;41 M444.11:4 4 4 on the moral effect which their slot sy topsoil would have on the porn Islanders of SI .!ly. The Hsu. G. 'VERNON %et:tooled flue toot;rt. Mr. WILLIAMS, M. I'. ooroprowsl the thud lin t solrtons. which was fur a subscription. Lk pointed out this striking difference between the of.or of Sally and those in a ol i s r w r ens, that 111 the homer there were no opulent IltigflllutZlll u. adnuutarr relief, whereas 111 Elighlid die p• or loos and pry vote charities afforded the weatis uS essistaisce In time of . disi res.. Colonel Smattos this It. orlutiso. Ile could feel, he said, fur the Camille of Mace poor creatures, from his having sees bring' 144 14411111 so exposed in the warp of the presl.A...tasur 01 Sen dir. lie quoted lbs. terrible desersiolior of wh ch is given iii Duly IVrit, end said it was lino iry an exaggerated deacnplrou of the ito.e sit test Islanders of Sculls, trout all rue had learnt of their situation, in a lung reaident•e yu the coast of Corowall. Sir JOHN SEWELL gait, ast histotival nod swiss. tied account of the Scilly mid ataird Ili. is ' probable importance io a political polio of tit o. 'England had tuned it t•onvenitiat Lu ecetipi Ile! g. , - )and and the Diemotiti Rock 141 time of war. 4notaii nation might wash to occupy the Scilly prison,. arid it would be well to place the iiihelotarao, to • condition to maiutain thellierlyt6 at d their trivia/ 1 counexiou. In the time of Pi:irks I. Sir p. stile had kept throe Island. exams the worn; power of Admiral Blake, who, at length, 111114( treaty with him. Ile concluded by Iti.orang for a Cutoonittce to superintrod the applicatioo ur lira butoscriptstoss. Admiral JOHN SPRp4lol:ll,,lreolitird ths, motto's, and burr testisoussy to the service .roAdesred spun I commerce by the :Sell! ) )slander-. 14 7 184:011111 BANN/11:D moved, Lioit Mr. WllllOlll. and Captain Gordon be the f leasiirer ojid Secirtary of this Meeting. Captain P3i ENHAM, its seconding this inoteoty I took occasion to °bon ve, that the dot:worm tiro of the people of Scoily may lie r o toiraoted !row the failure of Lord Exustioth's Om to soduce ling ter i eioer auto Its Majesty's , wit/ice. lie paid a 1,4 I err iecty boo : t h r oat i te: Lt i u wi ; e ta iset fa. t us: ir os o W s4 h o. t t C r : e olrj I)wbrtss•4l chmideter. 4s to file charge rt. t • t..w . s'Oraferener was there Nat urittevit the hfht . s4i b uu tu t7oe gU tit, at t"ei.rsl s • rt the ResraelisConsmilite.rools, Nu. 16, Alaermotia and al Nu. 41, 1)okt-street. J. £ INOS HON, Hon. See. &Way, Trillion. !Irvin, and C.; No. r 44, Lombard etreel ; Birch and Chneriberr, No. 160, New 8 01 .1.eireri ; Thomas 01.11111 and Co. No . . 15S, Strand; Druenninuild and Cu. No. 49, Chariot-cross; Fry and Sans, Mildrrera.roart, Putilory ; Harnmerrleri, Greenwood. we" Co No. 76, Nall wtall Haiihey and Cu. Nu. 7, Plarhurriustrirel ; Berries' Farquhar, and Co. No. 16, M. ; Hoare, Hugh, soil Co. No. $7, Flert.atretl; Hoare, Barnett., and CO. NO. 69, Immbard alter.; M,wlaudaw , l Rlllll6olll ' Na.Bo,l+sil glall ; Sir John Perrin', Slow, owl Co. No 71, (Chill Pracds, Mackwarib. and Newcombe, No. 169, Reet-street ; Purl mold Warrrirk-lane ; Roberts. Sir Woo. Curtin, slid Cn. No. 15, Luerlogrdoitreet • sod Williams and Cu. N 0.20, Bachin-law. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. GEKTLEMILII, AFTER my Opponent's short and unimpor tant success on Monday, I am again at the head of the day's Poll. The Contest will continue but one day inure ; is that, hosrever, my Opponent may bring up • considerable ' fence. Let my Friends tame forward, and add increasing numbers to our T. iumph. I have the Imostr to remain, Your obedient and faithful Servant, GEORGE LAMB. Committee Room, Henrietta.s , March 2, IMO STATE OF THE POLL, FOURTEENTH DAY. Doe's Poll. Total. Hon. G. Lamb .. 300 J. C. Hohhoase, Esq.— 209 . ..• 3,661 Major Cartwright...—. 0 Mr. Lamb's Committee respectfully inform his Friends, that the reports purpuerly eitestlated, of the Electors in his interest hying molested on their r ay to the Poll. ate en tirely without foundation, and that a free peerage from the Committer Room, 27, Hewitt ts.street, to the South eelrasee of Ike 114slimos, will be kept opew, down to the very last I of the Pull. and that no toter nerd apprehend the slightrst loconrewfewre. The Poll will finally close at THREE o'Clock precisely THIS DA Y. REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. LAST DAY OF THE POLL. ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER !—The .1111/ Minions of Corruption and tie Teo% of Power appear hitherto to have been successful ; but let not this Dyer* you fruit the GeId—VICTORY MAY YET RE YOURS! Remember that the greatest of Battles was gained after yiclory had hovered over the standard of your Euergiea, awl appeared to have derided the Contest ! LET NOT ANY OF YOU DESPAIR! A few and • very few of the steady Friends of Reform, who hold them selves in reserve, ate sulticicnt to snatch from those who are already bria,ting of thrir unhallowed triumph over your Liberties mid Indepeudenee, the buffets with which tiny are prematurely decorating themselves ! Let every one art, then, as if the issue depended on HIM SELF ALONE! It DOES depend on EACH of you. It is by INDIVIDUAL'S VOTES that the Victory must and will he achieved! COME FORTH INSTANTLY! In a eery few boors the women' of action will have paired •way What will not be the REMORSE earl, of you will feel who has ant done his duty! What will out he the PRIDE of those who will have it to say, " My Fisher was one of that Noble Quad *Au SAVED their Country !" STATE OF THE POLL, FOURTEENTH DAT. Day's Poll. Gross roll. Ilonoouge C•tivo RIGHT ..... 0 !Ann . 3OO .......... 4,289 Committee, Fisher's Room. Covent-garden, March 2, ISI9. The Poll continence. at Eight, and will close precisely at Tbiee u'Cluck. Subscriptions ase received at the Committee Room, and by the Treasurer, Mr. Brooks, 110, Strand. MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF TAIE INHABITANTS OF TUE SCILLY !RANDS. Yesterday a Meeting took place at toe City of London tavelia. for the purwitse of taking into consideraiton the seller of the inhabitants of the Scilly l+ laod At half past twelve o'clock Lord GAMBIER en. tered the room, accompanied by Lord ExMoJTH, Laird Bsimito, Mr. Wil.nEtFoice. M.P. Mr. Wit.Lixitx, M.P. and several thakinguished Naval Office's. Lord („Ltmsity. took the Chair, and elated the attention of the Meetiug to the object for the pro !notion of which they had assembled. lie assured them, that, for a variety of reasons, the poor of the Scilly Islands were entitled to the benefit of their charity, not only on account of the extent of their uffe ring% bot also of the tot& want of ally Wall% indeed. chalice of bring relieved, except by the be. nerdetwe of their countrymen. filis Lordship then proceeded to rend extract. koin a statement of the miseries of the Off-Islands of S.cdly. It appeared. that various accounts of the &strewn% of the Wm.. Wants living no the Islands of Scilly. having fre queotly reached PCII7I3IICe. it beCllltle a subject of gemral conversati ssss iu different parts of the neighbourhood. Some particulars appeared PO shocking as almost to excite suspicion of the whole. After much cotobleritttoo, Nit , . Smith, of Pen zante, otceonipeoitd by Mr. Stevens, a 'Member of the Society of Friends, and o(terwind joined by Mr. S. Trevitrtheo. Mr. idler), and Captain J. Treortlien; tintkrtonk n complete investigation of every Itroily ill the Off-I.liinds. The following air extracts from thedournisl of the,e Gentlemen in silos to the Islands of 'Fresco. St. Martin's, Dreher, St. Agnes, and S4IIIIIPOII. From the 'intone of th e vatting individuals, and the simplicity of their 10 0 10 0 L. a HER. late MAJESTY'S W A 41)K0 E.— Tbe assay Valuables passetemil bfflaur late excel lent Queen, are celebrated as being the mast admired of foreign produce, but none form so prontinatt, so distin guished a pan, as the exquisite b p uty -4 her Cachrmeres. EVERING I TOM has the limmor N. aanaiince to the Nobi lity, his Friend., and the Mlle, that he hat purchased the whole of those t *awls, which were went from Persia, Cusertantintiple, and thedifferent Eastern Courts, as Oriental P.csents to her Majesty; rod which, added to his already valuable. Assortment, form at once the most complete and brilliant display of Moineitaciure ll'2lr yet heen iu an Euro pean Comet. y, the Cachemere Shawl being considered the foul ensemble of Continental Costume, b eakulaied to produce a pleasing reflection un the mind of every admirer of 151,100, genius. To he viewed exclusively at his India Warehouse, Nu. 10, Imdzate-xtreet, near St. Paul'..