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• . ' . e 711,:nt 1 11111111111111111.11111111111"1"1.1111.111.1 7) ? 1 3 1 /). • , - -. .: • •_. ' * 06 t i nata.P4L . s t.lO L ai ~. • 4) A * 71, I 1, .WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1819. PRICE SiVEN-PENCE IVIES" si•Eit ELACTioN, TULSDAT, FIBRUAKY Tlf EATI:r-1:03. .4 . rin'ENT-OARDEN. I r 11011{1t 1 b" . • 1 IT T It 4. I) Y • Frt.. 25, ,he IR v. T tardy of EV UNE OR. TILE STATUE.. With new Sernery. Driest.% &e. The princ . ipal Chsvieters b Mr. Abbott, r. Marresrly, 'kir. Young Mr. C. Kciohle, y M Mr. Connor, Mire tephiti, Mrs Farrell. The Prologue to he spoken by Mr. Egerton, and the Epi by Mrs. Tenet. T„ abrl. will he added, a new anone Opera. re li e d IHE It %It i.Elt OF SEVILLE. forint Alm Mrarive, Mr Jones; Doctor Barte., Mr Fair. evil J. Inaßrit ; Figaro, Mr ll ; •lr Nile; Argus, Ms Simmons; Tallboy, Mr King. Ha sins, Mrs. Dirlions ; Mrs. Soillhe Mori will lie opened al Six u l'hirk, and llir firmanre begin at Surer.. 11•.ter, 'Ti Second Prier„ 31. 6.l—Pit. 3. 131 Si ri , n.l Pt u., 2. Lowrr ry, &COWS ice, I. Uml:ery, Is Second Pr me, Oil. Pl s e eas for the Box.. lo be islon of Mr Urem, at the Coffire, Ihrtotticri, friits Ten rill Foil,. A Prielir Pox ivy., be bed for the Semoin, or nightly, of Itrarillon, at tlir 1b.% °lice. On cesttltally. the Cinewie Opera of Love in a Village; after obirb. flow to Get a Place, and Giorick's Farce ul Ron Ton, On Slimilsy, 11.1 now Tragedy of Evatint, and the new grunt ratiti.itione A nr* Comic Opens. in three ads, founded on Bremner. nisi; s Cii,orile, La Folle Jimmie, and on 'l'he Follies of e Day, called The Maniage of Fagan), bag been lout is re wiratinis, awl will he pradritrtl early in llie work aft r Tlw Music el l. rtrd elso fly from r an Opera.; dm ne It w iri Stacie eopowd. end tbe o hole s :ma I „ loiFilg rll°, Vali :gr, by Mr. p C 1111 l it Almarivs, Mr. J 1.1111.4; %:r !Wiwi; fig..ro, Mr. Liston ; Antonio, .Mr. teweett ; Brail, Mr J. Isaac.; Notary, Mr Comer. Che. raMon(thr Par), Miss Beau moot ; Countess lllrs.DieVons; Snsannah, Miss Stophcii"; Berhasina, Mrs. Liston; Mar cellins, Mr.. Sterling Miss Smneiville wig blindly appear in a new character. A PUBLIC EXANIINATioN OF Till CHILDREN B I.II%GING TO ST. Gll.Fs'h HUSH FREE-SCHOOLs, Georgostrio, rmmr.ly ra!lrtl Dy..t tre. 1. Bloomsbury 1111 , 1170 TED 4711 Just., 11113. Tit" Ilis Grace the DUKE of BEDFORD. PRFSIDi%T. Sir DIGBY NIACKWORTH, Sart. 1110141.1MADVITs, Win. Wilberforce, Egg. M.P. Maj..' General Sir R. White, J•orplis Buten worth. E•q. li.o R. ('harks Gatti, E...q R Blake Devera, Esq. M.iji.e General Nrgille. I • Sir Juhu &mutt, Batt. itteastatat, THOMAS CLARK, Uri. 11E ANNUAL ‘iliEfING of ii.- smi_ TSCRIRFRS and I.RIENIX4 to 'b., iscratiTios ‘ro lel in the rr..nillllolls . Hall, 011 THURSDAY, the 2:nti of 14 brwirs. 0119, when the Chair will 1w lakes' at Oue u'l itch proriody, by The R.:lit Hun. the EARL of GOSFORD. The Doors will be ripriseil at Twelve, The Children 01 he examined as to their 101,1111110.01, Sad a Report en.:tl, of the Proceedings of the last Yiar. The abuse &hauls weer instituted fur 11w lonevolent purpose of twih ring the C o ndition. and iniproviug the Minds and Murals of the Children of the iittoox..us loish PLo , r, prntrup.lly is Si. Giles's. Upwards of 1,300 Children air both Sexes have then taalructetl, auJ many 14 ti1..1• have hero flit and cluiliea There sic at pr.-stilt WA Roy , tool Girls b. tonging to th.c Schools, and 113 others wailing fir Admi-stun ; whirls the Committet have linen u n der the p dant Necessity or hitherto denying then, 1111 account of ilie inagenuary of the Funds to inert the additional Expense. Any farther informalities that may 1w rripiirid will be Oh oss applicatiun 10 the Prestileni, ISo. 45, Cri-at lirmotol rim ; or In the Treaturer, Nu. 1, Bury-place, N.,soteteburv-tivare. Seal* at the Gent ial Meeting will be reserved for Indira. • The late esteeme.l and ever-to-be-lamented Sir Samuel It Ily WA• • Vire.Piraitknt and a Moral lieutfactur to these -whouls. -------_ rIVIE ANNIVERSARY FEsTivm , or the J Nit's* Hotintirahle and Local SOCIETY tof ANCIENT SItITt S.—\VELStISCHINIL,Gray's-Inu.rutd,Mantua; Instituted in the ytar 1714, for Educating, Clothing. sad .holy Maintaining Pour Children, born of Welsh Parents, uut crtitle4 to Parochial Settleustuis iu or uric Lutit:uu. FATUON, His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES. rant D LINT, Sir W. W. WYNN, Bart. M.P. vics•rarsiosolt Lord Viscount Sulfate)! Lord Rapt Lail of Poo is I Elul of Bradford Las of A•litiornlsain Lord Kroiyiin Earl Gime. nor Lorol Ke n sington Untie air It. sue. rl, K.G. Sir Chas. Moreau, Earl. M P. Sir %V Uwe., Lot. aud Md. Load MP. Lord Cas dor Lord VlSO),lied CIIYr, M P. Slam r i uss of Anglesey, G.C.B. Earl of Oxfurd Anna promo Marquis of Duo tubs's' }..,.1 u r Pembroke. K.G. Duke of Northumberland 11.ropsis of Causdess, KG. Earl of Plymouth Los Guy sr Slarquis of Worcester Doke of Itutlasol, 6 G rill l "(Jersey b i s Tijus. M.P. Lord Viscount Eelgra% 1 IttAalialt RICHARD EDMUNDS, Esq. viCievitsasuStrits, %V. VAR NOLD and DAVID ALLEN, Esqrs. ')lie Nobility rind Gentry inclined to support this billy eseellrist dl,d sults.shle Itistito host, as? requested to assemble at the Welsh Lbanty Setioul-bouse to Breakfast, on Monday, Mock I, at leo u'eh k in the forenoon, to joist the President, Ow Vire Pr 101,, SI Meagher/ of the 5i.... II.: Aid, .011.1 Ii Sine,. Iy of lir irtit lirittille, in c. I. ir II sisolra dill and 141 h Aims y Festival, Drvos's Day, at She Psnsh Church of St. bows, Weal. uul.snr,.here Prayers will hr read in the Ancient British ',magnum by the Her Thomas Chaplain to the &woo', and Sermon preached in English by the Hutt and Right Rev Father in God, Henry Lord Bishop of Gluu• fast,. ; and afterwards proceed to the Freemasons' 'll swots to parole. The ft ght Ht ~,,, oral 1 Rit.,ht Hon. the l i ar) of ID/NT, 'We Lord KEN YON. ESIDVNTI, J.J Mulford, Esq. John Jooses, Esq. 'Won Nash, Esq James l.y ~,,, E.l Daniel Itolsismis, Esq. Mossricr J ~,,, .4, E.q, Jesios ilutufs ay, EN. Uxhrik. 110. Ruch' lino. Lord P. J. 14 . (.. MU4II, Al P. C.:kot W uud, 11 P. Nary Ch‘.., L. M.P. J. H Ail. 0, F.. 11, M.P. W. T. 51unry, Ntse►s. C..llincigood rAROP. Mrs,rs.Tlmmas Puke 1I David Timm** Thomas Yuertis. J. BENNETIf, Sem tary. W. U.vst kW,. Harper WES rmINSTIER ELECTION. VLECTOHS OF WESTMINSTER !- leChlo, the Tories, lend the Refuse anti Parties, form the meanest and most despicable of Coalitions, Ilk sntT•re.l souther Drfest. Yesierany you iiiiMar d them 10.day they despair! Continu e your efforts. Come to the Hey.lettre Break up the foul conspiracy aesiiist your LIBERTIES. Place 1114411110 USE by the side of your able, intrepid, slid faithful Champion, BURDETT. STATE OF THE POLL, EIGHTH DAY. Day's Poll. Gross Poll. Honnouse Csaemßl9llT.. ..... 37 LAMB . • • Committee, Fisher's R Ceevent-garden, Februaiy 23, 1819. Seihseripiions are received at the Committee Room, 'he Treasurer, Mr. Brooks, 110, Strand. by thC Tr TO THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. Gewmesttn, THOUGH the 1111 l hers polled by my Oppo nent to-day have fallen far short of the expectations he held out, still what I anticipa.ed in my Address of yester day has proved correct; and he has continued to advance on the Pull. It now therefore must be evident to you that the e.oll then made on the Trieuas of real Fr, etkon and Indr pen attire to come forward, arose from no ill-founded wino chess •lmm, but that inimeil'ate 'attention to it can slime secure our victory. With eon lion, with decision, with prompt - woe. we have a fair prospect of success ; without these the contest will still be lingering, and the issue uncertain. 1 have the honour to be, GLNTLENZW, Your obliged sud faithful Servant, GEORGE LAMB. General Committee RI)0111, 27, Hertrietta.atreet, Tuesday Eveutue, February 23, 1819. STATE OF THE POLL. DailPoll. Tidal. Hun. G. Lamb .1. C. Hnliborier A .F.toi.... 334 51...j0r Cat turieb 0 Co6Noreres ll l —Park-place, St. Jasureastreet ; White Horst.. Ortektucham-gate ; British Coffee.houve, Cockepur. stiert ; Newca%lle street Culrce-lionce; St. Ana's Coffee !mow, Deau.sireet ; and Steen, Bridge-street MILLARD'S IMPF.RIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH. Ne contemn' pas de lin, mail en possedent les agremens." r II E !Solidity, Families, and Wrehming, are Iregretfully Wormed, the above CLOTH is sold at the Patentees East India IVarehouse, Ifl, CHEAPSIDE, Wholevalr, 'or Exportation, and by the Piece and Demi, tuntaiiiing hem 26 to 52 yards each. at 25.-25.6d.-35.- 3s 6d—to ss. 6,1. per yard. For Shining and visions fa. mily porous", Sheeting, kc its economy sod its peculiar cosithicivenna to health, both in the hot climates as well as in the more cold and changeable, renders it an article of thelirst coasidtAation, to Families going abroad, and to those who wish a warmer article than Linen. A variety of imitations having been produced, Purchasers are requested to malice that it is sold genuine esu where what ever bat as above. Orders titivated, free of carriage, to -every part of the I Comm) , and the adjacent Islands. Every deseriptiou of Family Linen, India Muslin., Print ed Ftsroitores. and the must Fashionable Articles fur Dress, I Whinr•sle mot Itriall. NOVEL STATE'. LOTTERY, ONLY 10,000 TICKETS!-40 CAPITALS! 1N1L1113116 THREE or .reo,000! ALL or girmett MAY BE GAINED BY ONE TICK ET. Contractor for the Two last Lutteriee. T• informs his best Friensla, the Public, that a NEW LOTTERY is stow limns Sale, cosssltting of only 10,000 Tickets, with 40 Capitals (among walls are Three of £2tl; s 00) with as increased proportion of minor Capitals. By a reference to the Scheme it will be seen, that certain Poises will be entitled to (indrawn Tickets (or shares in proportion); by slab arrangement the Purchaser of a *We Ticket, before the Drawing, may actually obtain All Three Prizes of ti 20.000!!! sal even the Poi chagr r of a Smteenth uury gain £20,000! As these novel features in the Scheme rattail fail to prove highly attractive, BUSH re- co mmends so hug Friends to mike an early pu T. rchase, The Drawing null take plate uu the 2311 of NEXT MONTH (Siestas.) 1 1 Tickets and Shares are now nn sale at the obl.estahlished Offices of T. BISH, 4, Canal', and It, Charing-cross, lAraw ! dots (and by his Agents in the Country), where, in 11w last Lowry, lw soli, Nu. 5.1111, drawn a Prize of VO,lOlO, No. I.:Ws, a Prise of £2,000, both in Shares, kc. kc. bring (AS UM.' Al.) more than any other Officakceper; and in the pretests's: Lottery, No. 5,535, £30,004', eke. ke. lIAZ Alt D and CO. as Co.,troctore for the I resrlit Lottery, feel highly gratified at the very ge.. I neral approbation given to their Schem e of the Lottery, to begin Drawing She 23d of MARCH, and hope that the Puldic in the distribution of their forums will recollect 1 that the present is HAZARD and Co.'s Scheme; and also I recoiled the distinguished Success which has attended Par- chasers at their Offices for the last 100 years, and that in a eery recent Lottery they sold ALL the Thirty Thulium! Pound Friars, and also the last Thirty Thousand Pound Prize ever draw.. Tickets sail Shares arc Selling at HAZARD and Co.'s Offices, 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, 26, CORN HIL1„ And 324, OXFORDSTRF.ET, corner of Swallow•street. The boat.) , consists of 10,900 Tickets, and the Scheme i contains 3 3 4 And THIRTY oilier Capitals. EXTRA PRIZES, First Day :—the First, Second, Fourth, Sixth, and berimili drawn Prizes of 201. will each be tota lled to 16 undrawo Whole Tickets, in the following pro. portions, vu. For a Whole Ticket l6 Whole Tickets For ant Half V Whole Tickets Fur a Quarter ...... 4 Whole Tickets for au Eighth 2 Wbule Tickets For a Siatreuth The Purchaser of a Sixteenth, being thus ectitle4 to a Whole Ticket, way pin 20,00111. REFUGE fur the DESTITUTE. I Itektiey s Rind and Buxton, instituted in ISt& At the TWELFTH ANN IVERSARY,liiilden at the City of London Tavern, on Tuesday. the IGth of F. bruary inst. the Treasurer sod Committee with thankfuluess acknowledge the setript of the following libretti Donations: — His Regal Highntairthe Duke of YORK, President, f 52 10s. L . s 1 f s. 10 10 Esq. 1:::.q Esq. t. 2 10 10 6 5 5 5 4 4 5 5 1 Ea" 1 Esq. I 1 I Ahm 5141.1%160ne, Eq , ...sq 2 ' Josh. 31 Stresel, Esq. 2 2 I Stir John Win. Loblit.ck, Muses 31outtfitme, Esq. 2 2 Bin. . fr 5 Solomon Cohen, Esq. 3 3 Sam. Rowlett, E'q 5 0 Hoc 314nottfitilie, Esq. I sq. 2 2 Anonymous 1 0 Benjamin Collin, Esq. 2 2 • Terry, Peace( lc, and Co. I J. Hulbert Ist ael, Eq. 2 2 Emirs. . 5 5 Solomon Selag, Esq. 2 2 Theodore Host, Esq. 11l 11l S. II ahem l Israel, Eq. 2 2 Robert Bi•iscow, Lsq. 1 1 Same. Lyon de Symons, Rey Johu Collins 1 1 Esq. . 2 2 .111111eg Wortley, Esq. 1 I Daniel Elisson, Esq. 3 3 SrC. S. Hunk r, Bart. 5 5 Hymen Celien, Esq. - 3 3 I Eden. Fearun Buuike, P. J. Salmons, Esq. 3 3 Eq. 10 10 1. 14011 Gull-mid, Esq 3 3 John Holmes, F,sq, I I Lewis Coltun, Esq. .3 3 I John Smith, Esq. 10 10 A Friend to the Insti. I William lansuu, Esq. 10 10 lotion - - . 3 John Rutter, Esq. 1 1 Lyon Phillips, E-q. -2 2 William Wallis, Faq 10 10 Andrew Cohen. Eq.. 2 2 Th omas (;,,en, E sq . I I Judah Cohen, Esq. - 2 2 I James Wadsworth, Esq. I I NI. S. Solomons, Esq. 2 2 J. .4satin, Esq. I I J. Van Oyes, Esq. - 1 1 A Lady, by T. Lund, M. I. Newton, Esq. - 3 3 Esq. - I I Benj. Fridebtire, Esq. 2 2 J. Chalk, Esq. 1 1 51. Oppeothrim, Esq. 2 2 Jams Pettey, Esq. I 1 Joseph Culleu, Esq. -3 3 James Card. Esq. 10 10 Aaron Joseph, Esq. - 2 2 J. F hustler!, Esq. 10 10 [Almon Hart, Er; - 2 2 Mrs. Maubert 10 10 Joseph Joseph, Esq. - 2 2 I George Elwell, Eq. 10 HI M. Levy, Esq. - 1 I Mrs Roberts 5 5 J. L Simoss, Esq. - 1 0 Miss Roberts 5 5 Mrs Joseph - - 1 111 J. T. Watts, Egg. 3 3 Miss Ozenfurd .1 0 I William Morgan, Faq S 5 • Mrs. Sinttb - - 1 1 Daniel Haulier, Er; 3 3 Rev. J. R. Henderson 1 1 John Risdon, jun. Esq. 2 2 Mrs. Sterol - -1 1 John Moreau, EN. 2 2 S. H. Sterry, Esq. - 3 3 James Morgan, Esq. 2 2 Tyrrell Ileudessun, Esq. 1 1 Anonymous - 2 2 Rev. Thomas Burnett 221 A II . - 2 2 Kee. W. J. Austin -1 0 1 0 J. Luusads, Esq. 1 1 11. Stray, Esq -I 1 I Anth. Hamm , I, Esq. 1 1 R. Sanderson, Esq. - 3 3 Wm. Hammond, Est; 1 1 John J. Tabor, Esq. - 1 1 I James Lett, Esq I 1 John Teagse, Esq. - 1 I r Samuel Goldney, Esq. 1 1 J. F. Norris, Esq. .20A. A. Mieville, Eul , I 1 J. H. Capper, Esq. - 2 2 IP. W. Thomas, Eq. 1 1 James Perry, Esq. - 1 1 J. Wood, Esq. 1 1 W. R. H. Brown, Esq. 22 I Julius Ellepill , Esq. 1 1 A. R. - - 1 1 J. Mello , E s q . 1 1 J. H. - - 1 1 I E. Medina. Esq. l 1 IV. 11 R. - - 1 I J. Amory, Esq I 1 Sirs. Robert Calvert - I 1 w„,. w ou ll e y, E sq . I I A.. 1. - • 1 1 John Arinstrutig, Esq. 1 I Right Hon. the Lord Thos. Armstrong, Esq. 1 1 Mayor - -10 1 0 John Mulls, Esq: 1 1 Richard Bevil, Esq. - 2 0 Henry Hitchcock, Esq. 1 1 T. C. Warier, Esq. - 5 5 J. J. Hensley, Esq. I 1 Lally 51orilaiiiit -2 0 Mrs. J. J. lieueley 1 1 Thomas Warne, Esq. 10 10 Richard O a kley, Esq. 1 1 Sir. Deputy Greenaway 1 1 Henry 31atibert, Esq. 1 1 William Delwyn, Esq. 10 0 J. S. Hutchinson, Esq. 1 l Mugs N. Delwre - -1 0 1 0 I J. 31. Cuthbert, Esq. 1 1 Miss S. Delwra . . 10 10 J. g s ,,,bi t , E at . 1 1 Thornhill, Esq. 14/ 111 Win. Kesittle, F: q. 1 I Moines Davis, Eeq. - I 1 Cleveland Green, Esq. 1 William Sikes, Esq. - 1 1 Charles limes. Esq 1 1 C. Antler, Esq. - 2 2 Robert Win. Fell, Fsq. 1 i T. F. Forster, Esq. - 1 I Trumais,Hanbury,litts- James Soper, Esq. .2 2 tun, awl Cu. Emirs, 20 6 A. M4Causlaird, Faq. 1 1 ; Fur the Talliperilly Re. Thos. Worse, juts. Esq. 1. 1 I Lie, if consistent John H arv ey, E.g. - 1 I with the Arrange- P. Martuiseas,juu. Eq. 1 1 I ments of the Society 21 II Miss Manumit& - 1 1 Sam Heart, jun. Esq 10 10 Rev. IC Pitman •2 11 Abs I Chapman, juu. Z. Maeasky, Esq. -11 l 1 0 Esq. - 5 5 The Chamberlain -2 2 W. S. Macleay, Esq. 1 1 1t,,. S. Wix - - 1 I Dau. Nlacnanws, Esq 1 I Joins Peanuts, Eq. - 1 1 Alex. Marlesy, Esq. 5 0 Charles Peet sone Eq. 1 I 1 A Friend to the Insti. E George Pearson, q. 1 I i u li t o, . I 1 T. Gee. Knapp, Faq. 10 10 Nathaniel Thorns, Esq 1 I Sliss Luck - - 10 10 Rev. David Knell 1 1 Edelman, Esq. - I I Isaac Sully, Esq. 1 Miss Essltlmau . 1 It S. Woods, Esq 1 I William Slack, Esq. - 1 1 I MMus Hale, Esq. 10 11l Thus. Kingsbury, Esq. 1 1 Basil Montego. L:11. 2 0 l i William Keut, Esq. - I 1 John Smith, Esq. I I S. 1.. Kent, Eq. - 1 1 Miss Austin I I John Macdonald. Esq. 1 I Thomas Lewin, Esq.' I 0 Robert Ruscow, Esq. 10 10 J. Conrad Myers, Ell. 10 10 D. Fuskett, Esq. -10 10 Sir H. Lushington, Bt. 10 10 Jahn Cape', Esq. -3 3 Lady Lushincton 14) 10 Thomas Roberts Esq. 5 6 Rev. E. M. Rudd 1 I kolitit Sutton, Esq. - 5 0 , Misr Warner I I Rev. E. Owen - -2 2 C. Williausain, Esq. 5 0 Kohl. Sohn', jou. Esq. 1 I Rev. Dr. Ashlitint 13 10 Julius Burford, Esq. . I I Julio NeVllOll, Esq . 10 10 P. J. Le Comte, Esq. 10 10 (To be need.) The primsry Objects of the Refie , . fur Ithe Destitute are thuse who have either suffered sir deserve to suffer the penal. ties of the law, men released from the hulks, the penitent prisoner, whether acquitted ur discharged after consult ~,, , and the youthful offender, upon *hum the clemeucy of the Magistrate has been permitted to descend. In the Refuge they are secluded from evil society; they are inured lie habits of isdustry ; they are taught to read, write, and cast accounts; the Fenialt a are instructed in every branch of duntestic service, and the Males its some useful trade or niatitifacture, whereby they may be able to earn their future bread by honest Isbutir. Religious instructoort and talon tation are constantly applied, suit every method resorted to, test can he supposed to afford an inducement to peniteuce and aineudineut iu life. Neither use they tsar discharged Lour the lustitution, except is cases of irre claimable perverseness, said they Wind such evidence of tlit it chairee of life as may warrant the recommendation of them to respectable service, or to the rot Riveters. yid favour of their parents or frieurle. During the last year 164) objects, of bulb sexes of the above description, were isituctiteat lute the Refuge, and were discharged, placed is suitable situ*. illl:eaßisdrimensarbiledssuloprea:4lhheyir subsistence; stud 100 se. main Inmates of the Institution. Volsistary Cosiribeitinss; and the impurtauee of it (annul escape the discriminating Ult. HAY ooN's EXHIBITION OF R EFUGE fur the DESTITUTE. ow JO DRAWINGS from the CARTOONS and ELGIN Road and Hinton, instituted in 181i5. MARBLES. by his Pupils. Landieee• and B.wiek, is At theTWELFTH ANNIYERSARY,IioIden at 0 HEMPENED for a fortnight longer. nearly opposite the of Loudon Tavern on Tumidity. the IGth of Fibres! British Gallery, at the GREAT ROOM , op st a i rs, Nu Si, . the Treasurer and Committee with thankfoluess ackno PALI. MALL, in coneequente of els great success in St. the receipt of the following atheist Donations r J a incies.tiervet. Mr. Hairdos. ran assure the Nobility and the Public, that His Revd Highntselhe Duke of YORK, President, RI Ur Drawings were never in so fine a light before, or looked . F. I se well. Esrl of 11.iverpool -50 0 I George Harrison, Eat) COUNTY FIRE.-OFFICE, Lord Visc. Sidmoutts 25 0 P. vieivh. Esq. souniAurrox . na nit , s Tamg o, Hun. Miss Addingtois 5 5 I John Hall, Esq. FIB/WART 42, 1510. Aoilrew Edge, Emu . 10 10 Edmond Itimahlet Elul N OTICE is hereby given, I hat on ANNU AL lire. Jas. Bletikarne . 1 1 Win. Witt,. F. 41 .1.1 GENERAL MEETING of thee SHAREHOLDERS William Hall, Esq. -10 10 Rich. 11. Noble, Esq. of this ASSOCIATION sill be held at this House on C.hmr.. P. .C?rbontl, L.q. 1 1 Thomas Jackson, keg 'TUESDAY, March 5. n ( ;I n , Esq . - 5 5 &Ward Pit k erd, Ei.q. J. T. BARBER BEAU3MNT, 1 R ev. J. natter - - 1 1 ?Award Forster, E.g. M an a t ine Director. A Lady (stakeout.) by Mrs Forster - In a Mrs Edwaril Forster The Chair will be taken at ONE o'Clork precisely. ditto . Ti Rev. Sand. Bennett I I Mrs F. Dixon REFORM OF PARLIAMENT. John Pearce, Esq. 51. P. 10 * Mrs Greeon oud WES rill?iiSTEß ELECTION. Mr. Charles Bulks. • 1 I Nir•••Ca! - VLECTORS OF W ESTM INSTER !—Tlie I l i t i t e tr . tiv u l f . i,. - ;f 0 -1 :. te am *'"h'", EM .po. sardipi ce, E-q. LA liChlits, the Toriee,lind tlx Refuse of •11 Parries, who' m.r, thivid.n, E.i iV 3 3 Wm Sparkes Esq. form Ilse niceties t and most despicable of Coalitions , have R. 31 . 0 e ... Samuel, E .,. 3 3 1 w.i . iin. j _ l , „. , ~.._ cut tr , reil another Defeat. Yesierilay you 'hamar d them— iv . A ~.I._ .... 0 Jou ' , o.l. 7 ( ! l ' a " .ke r : r 7, ... Ahm . WllllElOllO', r. • y .., 'TRW , eve, our be unfelt by the pimento' besot of the British Subscriptions will he thankfully received by the T. eaviirer, Edward Fonder, E.g. No. 6, St. Helesi'v.plvte, itivh..u.rnte street ; the Secretary, Nn 36, Htuttnn- , quare ; the Supra iii leudeols at the resywrtive liviahltshments ; the Collector, Mr. A. Ti,, r, No 5, C....L0b-place, ; and by most of the Bankers in Tulin sod Condi y. ROBERT CROSBY, Secretory. TO nr, sou) ny AUCTION, By MR F.YANS, At hit Home, Nis 26, Pall-mall, THIS DAY, WED NESDAY, and dbriny the rt ',minder of the Weck. TI I F.: Tli.sol 11 ) • , , 00000 ttf the CISTIIIII4 F. 1 0.1 Li BRA KY of the late ;AMIN BIN DLEY, Esq removed from hni reaiileitre in Somerset-14c/ . ; t.cloatni"R an extraordinary Asa, m!stsze of rare and roru.na RookA, every Department or Literature, bat paint:slimly 111 only Eoclish Literatine. reip. I , II'III,ETEEII. Nf.. XXVI. i. Ibis day pohlislo J, mot fumy be heti of all aiwkwllers, rt., le 14 The early Nossnhocrss hers, Reprinted. complete SOB may Ise procercil from the Cummenceenclat. Thin day was published, if/ three will. Pen. with a new Map of On Uniti•ot st-ite., and a Plan of Ilse City of Waiitisg tun, prier 21 2.. board% ; FICA L. POLITICA 1, ant) lIIS- L:11 T(IRICAI. 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Ate. •.• The preceding Number is embellished with a Iltav Poi trait of she Poet Wurd.worth; and to preveut dinar pundit/bent, shore whir swish to avail themselves of the °ppm tunny of tuoisenessor w i th the prestos Volume are requested to fume no time in urderiug it of their se.protire Booksellers i • we Newsome. Lamont; Priotcd far Mary Coltaii it, Cunduitatreet. NINTH DAY. The polling went on this thy without the spi i •t ' ,ho t it was ex p ee t e rl would attend it. The h4od. of niusic were plityititt in *II directions. to brio; n the voters of Mr. flohlitisnie ; the sante noise cont.. toted its the crowd, owl the same dulness in the pl •- cards. The rims upon the msme 14 Mr. Linn!) sr': „J u dy rx i,.. o rre4l, and ti.ete .try m» r f plaice no tootributions which loive Noy to wit or humour. The IVliigs are fun& rrelu . n . ) . ble, it wonlrl app ear from the following ?multi:ll, f or h e 1 „e, ; why not for the is tin, its of t es» play morniwg Who mule the ('. o n Rill' The Whiz, !—WIOI road the Loaf dear? The Whiev!—ltho have ;oat ivied to t ' her Cone D oll, to make the oaf dearer" The • 'T'd , I • . V. hh lote not for ilw %%Irv! Vote not for your Enriniel.! Vute nut for dear Bread ! Vole for Ilohhoose!" At the close of the poll tie crowd in front of the 'metings was very great, and the clamour mulch the same as on the preceditig slays. A little befor e lour o'clock Sir F. Burdett made his appestat re on the hisstimit. , , 4ccoturraiireel be Mr. lilolpholvo--- %Ir. Lamb, Nlr. Nlsterlonald, Mr. 1.11111141.1., :101 %Ir. Wiehart, took their ne n ust st a tierie, wo o, ..t, .n r the same time. 'Ulm Candidates were loudly rise. veal by their respective friends. 50011 after tour o'cl,-. k the board was hung up with the following elate of the poll, which woe referred with great applause:— Hoes. G. Lamb .1. C. Hohlooete, F.os Major Cartwright 37 Mr. 111011HOINE came forward and wits % received with great applause. Ile earl, they had not slot day to coopplatir of env want of effort on the pert of I k e Friends of Freedom. l'h-y hid only t • find fault, if it were !omitted to them, trots the unfavourable state of the weather: hoi withstanding this unfavourahle circumeta.or, , they had gaMed 1.54 over their 01/p014r11!-4 —had the morning been more fair, they smile! in all probability nave entirely ansithilated titer adversary's majority. They hail to coineml against the difficulties Nish which the Soi of lo dependence had to contend, when thee were ranged against the Childrt nof Corruption. The efforira .•f their catmint had heels usatunitiug in every part of Wrati 1111 l ster ; in every quarter the he had fre quented he heard nothing but of the coorptioction with which a few Electors (for only a few wr re ...) placed as to be doomed to such a servitude) ware compelled to come up to the poll and vote a4iimt their conscieneee. The fritters of the great lailhol dersof Westminster liarrbeen warned that their I. a-e 4 were nearly expired, and they were at the value time called ul to vote fur the op' 1111 l rots Of ;lie people. All that power could array had lien's Cril ed against the people—but the spirit ht Westmin ster had beers aroused, and the friends of freed-out had now before them the flattering prospect of 4 speedy and certain victory. It Hwy may true, ha the reports of vat ttttt a canes . thee triclinatimis o f four-fifths of the Electors of Westurrosier were wi l l them. From what is. saw bull. oil the last awl during the present coritent, he hail no doubt that this was tint all exaggerated statement. But 1 t their own experience they must be aware, that unity thousands kept back for fear of losing, Ily giarog premature voter, the business and protec:io.l he sums of their chief customers, who were the leado.4 families of rank at the weal cud of the toast. TM ie opponents had no other means hut what the ii. - rived from undue risfireerice. At the sudden rutt ing of a new Candidate, there was of cower some curiosity to know hits sentiments, arid molars a -a little support when they arse imagined to be 'ha. - Wale. But the delusion was soon dispelled ; alai if tormorrow should prove a fine list), i.e 1-4.1 i. a doubt that they would shew the %Vhigs thee 11.1,1 greatly miscalculated their strength its %V e strati ,:- ster, and that the only power they could proem! 1 4 have was what they derived year ly Irons the lan pi , . When they eel:stated from the people. they Jr 11 into their oats merited and natural inswilicant e.-- They were on this occasion not contented with se - parasitic from the people, but they bad actually arranged themselves spinet the people. a i d lest their unholy alliance should not be sufficientiy known-- Mr. LAMB was here observed to smile at the term " unholy allsasicr." anal 11001 e pet sotto in the crowd expresard their displeasure at his su,i,C, alien Mr. HOBHOUSE observed, that it ass a great pity they would not permit the Whig Caroli.late . 1.1 laugh. They ought ourely, 011 the wistaria occa sion, to allow him to chrtish a little humour, us the proceedings of the last three or four days kart given him so little cause to rejoice.—( Lotoglater.)— Ile was observireg when the Whig Calllllllll , e .rule. . that the Whigs hurl deterimited, lest their suiliolv alliance should out be rufficiently kmesii, to two.s the New Parliament by acting agaiust the prop e of Wratninistr r. It depended, tiortforr, to. tve p eo pl e th ea mo-I.es, a liellerr, alto tie ovioirtuoil .1 . kotovitiv, this party, they would mi this wee. oar i gibe them airy support —et whether they would sot still maintain that intlepeudruce, the great ex. rya sPelte t o o l" twlileilelitleti;le a i l u r e t:: ..4 e li t t a e t i ri:e l . bull)e.ktil.emerey hall set little of their weight would attach to h iati adt, as. the insignificant choice of the Electors, but he l knew that a grea t e xample would be set toy thra 1 shelving ell unabated ottacloshent to toe cause ..f l i Radical R m Wth efor. i out that they could .I,a Inothing —with that t h ey could do every thiag.— I (Applause.) Mr. LAMB Cattle forward, l•ut the uproar was so great he could not obtain a hearing. Alter 0t.,ii , ;4 '' Geotleraseu. if it 6 mat your pleasure to bear on , I shall al-h pm a good anght," be a ithdrea. ai It his frivol', foams the buldregs. Mr. Bowie ilien cane forward, and vainly set tempted to obtain a hearing while lie read ilia lot- . •.