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1, e....::: ) :- ... +, . d of,: . ~ tr.... - ~ ~/. .._ . ..7rAro.e ,16 ,.: ( ' . ... "--- . N • • ht : .... 1: / - , i'! ' ' . - .... . 1. 1. . ' l• \ 144 ' % I : 1. • ' .. '4 " ' :. • g • ' .0 . ' 0 . , :)::. .1 . 11r1 !ib i lli ll _:- 4-4 IN 7 l ''‘ .• r t L.... 1) 44 0 , \I Il t .. , --------------- - --- ---- _ 7. '4v64/44 4 :~,~,,. BRITISH GALLERY, PALI...MALL (;AI.I.EHY. With 4 5C1.1.1 of the must tclehrated IVinks of the Italian, Spniiish Flemish, sod notch Schools. k OPEN every Day, from Nine in t h e %Willie WWI Silt in the Afternoon. Admission, Is.—Catalognes Ir. By Order, JOHN YOUNG. Keener. 102 121 '_ FOURTH NIGHT OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. rNK • TIM-ROTA DRUBY- LA NC. fon!: EVENING. lIOND tV. Msv 17. I hi. 51...fosife Servants will perform, fur the 4th lime, aew Tordy, la eve acts. calif .1 THE CARIB CHIEF. Carilo—,Harrah, Mr Kean; Malock, N 1... Ilnllso.l ; Mr I) Fisher. elandcos. Mrs. W. Wcst ; Na, lan, Miss Cooke: 1;06100a, Alias Royer. tarl•lt—Trif......., Mr H. Foneh—Nlootallwrt, Iltagosigh ; Colmar, Mr. Mar. doll; liNicy, Mr. Yirao.l.l. tha T u t r e do:toe in lw spoken by Mr. sod Eolayseb, Mrs. %tartly... A Or. which the 1 11.esiea1 Faree of MY Y-1 , 0(1h;.F. ANL) I. ro d,. Or Harley; Dirk, Mr. Smith ; Padlock. Mr. Ox. hod. Harriet, Mrs. Haghe); MOM' Paddock, Mra. Har -1... ei, Mira Bland. ope:s al Six o'Cloelt ; P. dormante to be;iit at 110 N &ae*. is ; Stroud Price, 3s. fhl —rd. 3g 6.1. ; Secoail rttiv. —Lower Gall..y. ; &coaKl ice ; Upper iiArry. Is ; feee..od 6.1. Tu.ssocena, The Carib Chief ; with who's Who nig frxg.itoiA L, COY RNT-GA THIS EVENING, MONDAY. flay 17, will be stied the nay of 111( S I HAN(IEK. The Mr. Voss!: Coteut Wintrrarn, Mr. Coo. nu, ; ?..tuatort. Mr. Rer , tou ; S••iomon, Mr Enwerv. )a r . it.p• ; Commits. Winterseu, 111 re. lizauci ; Apuelft,3l, 1.5 .. n. ttia.. 11th lime. • new K otei, railed PAUL AND WIRGINI I I. Orr birb *all p. •a• •• tu• .1, (*a • R OC, J Farr , (with Mar lit A ROLAND f() A 1 OLIVEIt Char/curs--Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Jaws. Mr Ala• bon. It • Ilona . !, Me. J. haR4.O. Mos. Foote, Mom Bouesaaat, and MIS. GO. I/. Tu.sorrurt, ?he Heart of Mod-Lothian, with • Itularod fur an Olior..r. Wedurolay, El)Adm.; siter which w)11 hr prollored, Oro t sae, • tow Mrlo.Dtann, swedoili Paisio*o. or 111.• Sign ill F.Fr. I), 'Hui 04ISV. TIP Mervin,' of F,gAro. Frolay. POild of 11..5. ttttt MR. El.l.llSioN'S PlitsT ONLY APPEARANCK. By PIIIIIIMI-u and oir.:rr ih 4.itilurity of thr lard Chain dans. THEATRE-ROYAL 11.1YMARXET. TI ITS E% .VIUN DAY `loo 17. 11119, will be paroestril dar admired Canoed, of Eli I. I)RA ‘i ATIsT ; 09, STOP HIM WHO CAN Vapid. M. Elliatoa; Lord Ser-irels. Mr. Mererlith; Flo. /UM,. Mr , 111..111., SPlirors ; &mei Mr. Newell (by proem it slir Sub Vuoinistive of tbr Tiraire )toil. Drury WWI. Willusijilay (fin Ih.t eight niil3)„ Mr. Iliarklart ; Prier, Mr. Kr. ; -10bn. Mr. Knight Lady Hrs. P en ny ; poise, Mna 141rVIM191111 ; Louisa (*.sugary. by a Young her brat appeal hum on any Si.;. ; LellY, Msae PM dirs. `liar Or gpial Enilueor by Mr. Briire , a dor PI .y urn Faroe, 1 1 :r Ilroadhars l , Mr. Erin*, Mr They, Staniter Hyde, arirl iithrr Fans. nrni F 51.111.111. 1441111-111, ~II exert do merle?, is r , ;,.•(.., Gkta, oir she Pianii-rorre„ by Mr. Willmar. .t Pao, &VI, by Miss Maisais4, Ti criicluile wish the favourite Farce of I . IIF. LIAR. V. ens Mr Eli1P11.118; 0 il Wilding, Mr. Punkt ; Sir I 111. a 11,;1•ist. Mr. &hop ; Papillon, Mr. Klrl ley ; Th mum*, Mr. !insets !ilia* Grantham, Mrs G. Renaud; (;...Irrry. Mae Philitio.; K.:ty, Mos. Pearce. The Bawl will be VIIMPItiIIS e 111.1.1 or iS font talent, an i the a h-lr ronehirterl by Mr. Ware, who us tins UCCaill/11 !la , commuted so lead the Grehearra. Its x.* 5- —Pal 5.-i-Lower Gollrrytlsa—Upper G tar Is. —ls. 'ire pro Its Six., the pa, formafier to commence at Sayers. 1 while am; Places :i,tr the Wows to be bad of Mr. Masa anithawi, tit the But 011ier is she Theatre. N .4crouto rif the irt•pronielitrt- E ()verso 1 1) Sawa, which will romeariarr early in Sew, the swat will be the LAST FORTNIGHT 4 MR. 11 ATH % r tiomE. Visa Year. 184111 a of Prrfe,roaare MON DA r. TDODAY, THURS. DAY, and SATURDAY (yob the eaciaptiva of Wls.tsuo kyr) May 18, 1819. MISS KELLY having been stron gly "grit In her Friend*, raw have au kindly reeretaed her &waft from she London Theatre, nut to forego twr AN NUAL BENEFIT, has the honour nuts' respectfully tu, inform the Pantie, that ahe will wake lis r !nal and wily appearaser daring the present Winter S. , ssuts, at she THEATRE ROTA 1., ENtiLl4l OPERA HOUSE,Stioud. ea WEDNESDAY . Jove g , 1819, wbru tw p. 'formed A FAVOURITE PLAY, and a variety raf EN rtituirr- BIENTS. BUILICS6a-Pit 3t G 31 SA —Upper Gallery to be open at Not, to commence at S. Yen . Boxes, Kates, and to be had if Miss Kelly, Nu. 4, Ileursettaatrert, Luvent.garden ; sad of Mr. Mr. VIIIIINSU, at the BIM Office, Strand Entrance. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Varier the Patronage of his Royal Highness Pitney Leopold or Sam Coburg. First Night of The North Pule'—Last Sig Nights of the Curious Pantomime of Pope Joao, or Hari• gout uu Caril lsboad ! ripms PRESENT EVENING. MONDAY. May 17, and following Evenings, at Mapes* Six o'Cloek precis. ty, for the hist time this season, the highly popular I Imemstiug LUCII Melo-drama, iniersistrseil watt Glees, Chorosses, and Combats, new arid splendid Scenery, Machinery, ()genes, and thxuratiuus.—The Mmaic by Mr. T. Huilica, THE NORTH - 1 POIE4 After *hicks, a Vri.ast Farcical Illosical Bulletin, the Music 'loch... called. HOAXING, oil MORE 110 Y A L VISITORS, Mr. Browi exhibit hi. astonishing Pei formatters on the Giumetriral Ladder and MJAllfloccnulle.lick ! Tu conclude with au mainly new sod perfectly miginel Harleroiriaite, situ H eir, splendid, sad truly cuawc Scenery, Machiscry, Tricks, lke. call. POPE .10. A N ! OR, HARLEQUIN Atia CAM) ISLAND" B.ats4a.—Urix r ( ircle 24-IPallery Is. DUlmf• or it as Ita'f- part Five, to commence at .frlalfisast Six.--14ca.urt Prier Half past Eight Private Bones 114 Yr made, soil way be had iiialvtly. PlAerli In he tal.ri at the Roy INVee of the Theatre ; and for the sewoomodmiou of the IN"hility and Gemry at the of Oar Such, at air. Frown* sliseic War. house, No. 7s, Strand; and at 1112, Picc , ulilly, opposite liiirliu4tou House. Th.. New G ran d m i li ta ries' Veto-o,3me of Rolled the ilnar. im as.ut wiovidit.thly pwoll4)Md till alwwday ue:3. May i 4, •s.rw farrnur,luelslll hae•ng here MAO with the lieotlrmau wh., to have imataiiird the character or Bract). it A.ll ire.taillly 14 produced.% iih weer mid apt , iti;ist Peal *troy, new Characteristic Vrehaeiii Uecuratko. MR. WESTS Exinutritini. • PRE GREAT PICTURE. I.)P.ATII ON THE PALE HORS& CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL and BARNARAS receivisig the GENTILES. the BRAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with tither PLC TURFS and SKETCHES, are now Exhibiting mailer the immediate Patronage of his Rival Highneva the PRINCE RF.GENT, at Nu. ISM, Pall-Mall, sear Cultua-tinuse, every day from Teo till Five. Hy Order, CHARLES SMART. Secretory. 11111 LARD'S ISIPEKIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH. Neronteoent pia de lin, eu ponslsleut las apemen'. r r ;IE N r.y. F nulltre, uotl Ilerchantll. are 'esp. rtfolly itsLonte.l the above Cloth is wilt! at 111/ P4teistre ' s Lot bd.& WarelltlOW, If., CIA EA PSI DE, Whol•-nle, for Expolittlitni. and by the Itt , re bum 46 to 52 yard- etch, nt 2..-2 s. 6.1.-34:-3s. 6tl. to 5-. 6.1. per y•rtl. For Shilling, alit 111111011 A family pot , po.e., Sheeting. at its eednumiv anti ii. peculiar /411111116//- 11. 11.'31111. IU the Ind elint.titit as well as iti the saore cold and eh marsh:v. re 0.1404 it an ito tale of the Gist vont &ration A v wet, of linnet...l% linving hero pro.tore.l. Poirlitsert art. t' 1 0. 4..4 to n.. tire, 111 , 11 11 18 11.11t1 C. l llllllse *431140,1 As and 110 alone eke 01414 . 11 11 1 1dft , B/d to 111 r 1 j 41 , 1114 e wall br eserottil. Lee of carriage. to every part of the eoo,try, al.(' the adjacent islands.. The While l'hott; lin I Atij nigorb. with ev , ry descriptitot of Fatally I. 1110. 110114 %land as. pr.n.,l Furniture., awl the most !lies fur Muss, both Foreign and British, tVl•Olrbalr 111141 K1C1411.----- AT oh- ANN‘iERSARY MEETtN(ipI alp, BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHI M)CI ETY, heW Ip Feeroososs • Hall, its Saturday, the thtto of May,11419; His Royal /turbo's.. the DVRE .of KENT in the Chair. On the two of los it seines.. the Pother of Hesse Phil stmosided by the Rev. George Hatuillou, it was uua mown& y resolved. I. That t;oe Report whirls has been real he approved and *nailed. under the di...cit..° if the Comnol ter, nod that the followtog Groollen,to lo- 'he Committee for the year eusuing. Here the Gentlemen's names were inenti ttttt I On the nooliou of Lind Ebrusgi ~,,, secuoiled by the Hun. and R. v. G rar- Thomas N.... 1, unanimously resolved, 2 Pout this 51. etmg, gr.irfully sensible of the support and . ore hide our hetovett S.tverritto was pleased to bestow on the British System of Ediseatioss, its RHIY sensible of the very liberal suppoot annually grasoood lay ha. Royal Highness the Prince Regent, mud ackuowledges moat sincerely the hit h honour and pat motto! of their R..y al Highnesses the Dukes of Kent mall Sussex, who have on all occasions, and in Ibe moat lestrooling mauler, pcoot , te.i Ihr caul of E.locati ~,,, sou the Woad has., of including all struowinatious. tin the motion of the Hun. Ilenry Grey Renown, M seconded by the Rev. Christopher Anilirsal, of Fioliuburxb unanimously res..lerd, 3 That the no .at grateful Thanks of this Meeting be stinted to his (:more the Duke of Redford, the President, toff In the Right HoutauraWe sod others the Vice-Peesedests, for the or continued patronage of this S..ciety; sod likewise to William Allen, Erg Treasurer, and the Rev. Dr. Schwabe, SCri rainy, for thew Womble servierio. Ott She motion of Win. 4Volberforte. E. 41. seconded by the Rev. D.. Schwabe, ansuistiously resolved, 4 That the most sincere acknualmlgna Ms of this Meet ing be pommied to bar 1141111 Hlllllllllll the Doehes. of Kent, fur the very obliging and condescending mauler Ito *loch her Roy al Highness was pleased to patounize the female Departito nt. On tbi. *whoa of the Rev. John Townsend. seconded !.y Geooge Wullips. Esq. ti P noanituuusly resolved, v. Th a t she Thalia. tat tht+ Merlin. h.• poesented to the Ladies of lime Commlttee, and that the followimg Ladies toe socriesir el to act oil the Committee for the ensuing yea...— OltIV the 1.3.)1.•• • UMW • were Oater ttttt tiros of Sogisonund H.llan . r. q . fruits Paris, St rdilltilA by the Res IV. C. Kidd, otiamin..u•ly vesuleetl, 6 That the Plan of this lostitutono, wbich provoles for relit u ni it..irortom e1 . 111.111 1 1t 11 OM liar Ho l y l am I p nur. alone, has been prov. at. by the ravel i• ore of 21 Vtart, to be InZhif sdaptrdto the welfare of all mankind. That this Meeting route:opt:Ars troth sincere gratificatoun the progress which the system is 'soaking an every peso ac of die Glolwv--that it os established thsoughout Tram . e by authority of the Gove.oi meta—that at us also establislort by law in the States of New York and Proto.ylvatita, and highly patronised m va. nous palls of Europe, v itt it 115 , 414, Germany, Spa's', sod 41.44 --iii Ike Vlllll.ll Sl4ll'll, 111 British America—to the East iu Ceylon, 41111 111 HA!, it, AlittictiA, suit tither parts of the West Indies. making rapid progress, and extending it, iliflotore in all directioiss. Dim tie mutooto .of the Rev. Cr urge Dempster Moodie. of Hsaillaierch, sue-Quaid by Joshua Van Oven, E.g. nuaiiimuusly resuweil, 7. 'flirt this Sleeting gratefully aektiowleilz , a the car operatiun and wo.iololll[l. the Society has irceleed hum the varnius !within, Societies Nod School Associations, some of *bleb have aori,ied the Funds art* the Parent Institution, L the others have made highly valuable exertions in the cause of Universal Eiluelirion. Ott the ruotiosi of Mr Alderman Wood, seconded by Luke Howard, F.. 1. Thauks were vrited to their Royal fur lug excelleitt and dignified conduct ill the Chair. FICIUD PBEVLNI LIL TO eonitterAct the sit.iny attempts that are. .144 mote to impose on the unwar y a Spuriona I C.lllll//11.111.1i1 11•14. ad of she GENUINE DLACIG New Lahti, in which their Rig 114111“ and Mikes., 97, IIiGH HOLB OR N , I is 11C1 Cl.lll4llirlltHlSly placed in the septic vf the Label, i that they host 411 stteatiou to this, and the ear , a 1 ill Type, whirls t s unlike all Letter - p ress, w ilt enable Put. ' chaser' at once to detect the Opposition. Tilt R1:11 JAPAN "'LACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY *nil M ARTIN,97. High llotletru, and retailed by I the Prilkt.llll/1 Oflleff Ay DlAliggillie, IttivikroCiles , , I roisitmugers, ; PCriUNIICIII. 13401-1.113iit74, &c. its the Ousted Kingdom, I 111 hoist's at &I -.44 —.awl Ig, 6.1. earl,. _ ._ _. . _ 11l t,1012:4 .1 N D LIY Eit COM PLAIN' S. A s a intl.' and rift etital remedy lar all 'bow is ordets which inizinate in a xia hrtion of ie liver and Nitta. y inicatia, namely. Inslitrestin, loss gif i A mottte, Hea.l.aelies, Dearthurn, Elnlalelietes, Spasms, ; Costiveness, Affirtioue of the Liver, Ace. kc. it may be as.. rte.' with the strictest truth, that I”NON'S ANTIBI an LOW!: 1 , 11. 1 . s have met with mo re criteria approval h any other Meilieme wlviti•ver. Thu 1 entedilutes their re ' commendation to the clothe of exery individual ahlicted with the above complaints. They unite every recommendation of mold operation with etter,.eful effect ; cud et-quire nu re. sosint or confinement whatever dursuz their use. In tropi cal climates, where the rupsequeines of redunda an nt a vt i aisle.' h:le are so preva lent and Marmite, they are an sit. valuable and ellieti lit pridecti . They arc likewise peep. - • - _- -. .1.—"..1.ra.M19111f front o gees*. sof 4iorly cslculateil i1..4 , (111 Cl .111iUriprii.any•••. •• the lalslr. to 10.IC of the Stomach, mot to centio we ,every complaint occa-ioor4 by irregolarity of the havrele Sold to Rulers, at To. 9 I —fig.—Ll,. 121 a. by N. Cut ler sod 4:,ing, Ch. mita:, No. 4, Checkpaide, lAglihIll; 311il 3 I, or 0 ; and by the principal .... Lkimiciala and , Alcaleige Yew*" ihriatightiut the limpid Kingdom. EXCHEQUER BII.L OFFICE, MAY 15, 1819. TO BE PAID OFF, ALT, EXCHEQUER }HMS surd by Or illa of an Art 57 a«. 111. cap. 4. fig . raising 43"0"04111 fur the %write of to Year 1819, anti doted in Mc Month of ,March, isls. 77. e Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Trentory harini giren directions fbe paying of lie Principal of the aborementioned Ereberptcr Bills, with the Interest doe thereon, at the Erehequer Rill Office in the Receipt of Or chequer, Vern Palate-yard, Westenieeter, 01 Friday, the hay of May instant, attendant . e will he giren daily (Sundisysond Holidaysexcepled), until and including Wed nesdatt,thc 26th instant, front ten o'clock in the NOVO ilO7 till one in the efternoun,for the purpose of receiving the same and, (,r the greater dispatch, the Bearers of tie said Rills are desired to Ware Ike Rills in Lists (which are to be ob tained at this °See), classing them ix the order of their ye spertiva Dales, 'tech as are far the sane hymnal heing nu. merically arranged, and specifying thaprliteipai Seises and Intend due thereon, eon:puled from, but excluding the days On which they are respectirely dated, to the said 'Mk day of Ilan inclnlive, when the Interest sense: and thesaid Bearers, shoat! they be acting as the !gents of ere whose Names are inserted in the Bills, are previously to psseure the ittdor.ements of stick llolikrt ; and the Bear ers are alto indispensably required to endorse each with-their usual Signatures, and to write Bair Nantes and Residence at the buttons of the List ; and Men ore lOolffOrtf required to ahead the Exchequer Bill ()dice /.r Paytment,asd to receire tkenew Rills,and give the Receipts for the same. If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Rills should be detirotit ofreceiving tegument of the Prlacioal and to/ere-1 prerious to the said Mk duo of Mon, they mall be (Kroh modatcd, on computing the Interest to the Bay on which Mee wish to be paid, and Scoring the said Rills for era- mination one Sap prior thereto. such Persons nine be desirous of harlot! eve Reehe quer Bills in 70hole or is part of tegument of Principal, upon tanekinn arm lidle, and mentioning the Ansonnt at the bottom of their lists, delsrerei on or before the 26th of May, may be ocrommodate , l with new Rill*, parbot to Of Order. carrying an Interest o f Terepenee by the day, on eery One Hundred Pounds, which said new Rills will hem' dote the sold 116014 day of Mon, and will be delivered, togelket with the Interest dee in Teepee! of the Bills so sissirsd to Ise i.e chanted, en Saturday, the 29 th day of May, aid the following &IV. The Cur/a:quer Rills to be batted in creinnoe,and made 'tunable to or Order, as shore mentioned, molt be either transferred by endorsentest, or mill be paid to the Bearer, if the Blank shall not be filled op. Exchequer hills dated prior to March, ISM hare been adreetised to he paid tbir coynitcr To uEuvF.n. °Jai IN THE WEST COMIIIIYIARIAT TIIVASURY (11,11,18,1111, %IVY 14, ISI9. SIJCIE Prestoss as tore oiryirotoo. of Corti r.let;llp: will, the Acysol tor Commiarrial Soppily', ill &lir. r iTS in the W v....1r INDIES, may receive particulars of the Contract at this Other, Iwtwerm the hours of Peron and rove, nod deliver their Tenders sealed up snit directed to the A l cesit for Conrisiss4riat Sloppily., mark in; thereon "l'roder for Oats ;" on or before FRIDAY, tHltli isist. but none will hr received after Teselve o'Clock uu that Day; our w .' any Proposal be noticed miles* made on or antietc.l to a piloted particular, and the prices inserted in words at lest%th ; slur notilis a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal al ;pied by two proems of known poop. rty tutu:pug to be. rums bun nil with the 'silly tens' ring, in the slim expresses' iu ibe psi tieuhos for the sloe performance of the Contract. CITY of 1..0,41/011 T.tYYMt, Slav 11419. IT a 31ELl'ING01. MERCIIANTS.. Al BANKERS. awl TRADERS, assetuloleil for She pur- ' pose of con.idering the propriety of Convening a General :\lertine; In express the Prllllllll . lllll of she C ..... onerrial sad Tradiu¢ C ..... monody on the subject of the ere ... meinlationa of she Secret Committees of Parliament too the Stair of thr Bank of England. wish reference to the atlsu 31 P HON of CASH PAYMENTS." THOM AS BAINBRIDGE, Esti. in the Chair; It was Resolved Uumoi”itotisly, That this Meeting, deeply itoipsesked with the great ion. p ur ism., Of she Mea*Urr.l now drpendtug ill P4111.111/11( ill She C,ornutrlcial and Tratlistz Interests o f the (7, ~,,, s us . d o request a GEN F:ItAl. l'U BLIC MEETING of the Al Elt. CHANTS. VA N K ERS, sod TR A DERS of She ('ll'Y of LON D)N, •I the EON DON TAY Ell N, on 'TUESDAY NEST, She. 115th itortant, at Twelve for One o'Clock pre cutely, to commlee of a Pelitiou to forth Willows of P• 11114. Hiroo egsioist the adoption of any measures foldout, by a forced, precipitate, or tonitie contraction of she Currency, In euthari ass 'Trade so general, depress the valor of Pro. Inety, and In injure alike Ilse Agrocioliate. Trade, Mosuu factures, and Commerce of the United Kingdom. (Sigurd) THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, Chairman. - - . By Mr. ‘Viali.l:llla.t), Al GikKKAWAICS, un TILJESI2 %Y, the 13th of July, of l'erclve u Cloy k, • 11E1 E c. lehrateil ES FATE of PI F, RC E. ELI), near Chertoie, io Monmouthshire. The Psuperty costs.at. of a Noble Sllsessiou, utistsslitsz us a Park a 700 Arses, ctorrouteshd by a hoick wall. The whole Estate rumprlktw 2,4(10 ACfrti of ettleistlitit; on both she banks of the 13'ye,fissue Eloise to Tinier:a Abbey, in the town pl'Cherlwe,4ll4l ie of the annual value of 3.30111. In pie. l o crosery, illos ape been lons 13.111)(ftled favun ihe a m 1141 me iwe spoil it with u m u tt b ss wittiol hand, owl trestles est it the bona end i sriste Of all hive.* of tine %emery. The intrinsic value is Cfral from Ith citutigutly 111 viots , * and the Severs., whit its pfttlltlft 10 the I r is h ' l4lll4:l. rartirtslasi are ',revenue, awl ist.sy 1w kJ.% by the Ist of Jun.' White allli %VOA I IlffC, 11..114 liirseiollis ! Ism; ye Meto.r.s. Lelll3llll,Solseiture, Bristol; of Mt. Ciaike, t Solicitor, !Lose; owl, in the memo lime, a Map of the I too be inspected at Mr. Wakefield's, tanil Azeiii tout Sur , yew, Nu. 12, Pall-Mall, of whew ;rickets tiny be had te sins it. FULH A H•ROA THIEF. MIL ntom PARK-CORNER. lET, till !!. * GOOD Dr.TActr.n coTTNIF: itotNE, three g ood twd-rooms, two for SPrV4III%., Lachea, iffmvh !snow., g o..dr.llars for wine, beer. aa3 ci,ik. IMO a nmwll e n,dlrn, planted with swnarovat bore. stud ihrsub , .. inure e ,itlen•grountl, and a tltreestxll Plabk way be had if de.trril Inquire of Mr. King, C.trnenter, WAlharn (reen. —-•--- - - - - - TOE VELOCIMANIPF.DE, Olt LADIES' HORSY. (1 L. BIRCH, COACIINIA KER.. Great 1 11,) • Qiiern.vireet, has the Itionittr In inform the Nobility, Gentry, and l'ishlie, that he ha. invented a MACHINE to tarry One, Two. or Three Peron's., which will be Tills %lORNING enhmilteA In their loapection in spariotts Room., at the Carriaze Marl, ratielaa•htreetomporite How lanit-orevt, Tuileethant The Hvhihitiim to continue every day CSuiolay. excepted), from Niue us the Morning till Eight in the Evening. Atlnti.siott, One Shilling. N R —Carrinzra cast drive into the y•rd. FINAL STATE OF THE WII EEL. 2 .... .. of ..... „ f 90,090... 0tre.....C4 11 , 000 2. 2,0414.. 2 . 1,000 - 3 • 600 8 2OO ll.OO ke. kr. kr ALI. MUST BE DRAWN NEXT FRIDAY, 214 MAY, W 11491 tlw Lntte. y finishrs. Warranted [lndrawn Tlrkets cid Sti.krt* are nu Sale at the Lottery Otfises iu Toren and Clltitiir. BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE. rir 111 U.IR hi i (.110)11141111A fitslilwrd l.v the Nobi li ty .11. and Gentry npsm the above New SAUCE. tortures the Proprietors, Meat .JOHN RunGEss :out .: IS. too offer to the Public at large a Caution against lotiitatioloia, by men tioning mine ran he relied upon ii.t Grusime willtimt each bottle bring scaled under their Firm and Aililress, and also each Libel !saving their Signature. The utility and convenienceoof this Sallee, bin: adapted for all purposes. has caused a great demand for it. awl its in crease of csicailation bids fair to equal their much acid long -1 esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES; Ch., respectfully 1 1 g it il i i i c t .i i t t a w il i r l i l a g l i i' v r e um t"l l i h' itirei w k i ll o l t h o a t v b e e n ;i t ce " st " Vial i l l : uni; cunh %Varanasi?, Nu In/ (corner of the Savoy.steps",, Strand, London ' RY THE KINQ'S ROYAL LETTER% PATENT. THE ECONOMICAL AND UNIVERSAL LAMP. IHE Patentee is anxious that the eunotry, while is town at (hid sea-on, should em. Mace the opourtuaily of melee ibis Lamp, assuring them mot the publie, io the fullest confidence, that the time lie aluvred in a•rertsinine is. merit pi rimitaily alit not he con sidered as misapplied. If an invarisilde cilia:my of light for any leiezth of time requited. a soihthieners Go all il s tir isles t the thainher, wittily, or drawlitr, Naomi, to the hall, with eleemiee sod veil'. et securny front all dai.ger of tim, without brook. or swell, at no expense mint half that 1/1 tallow, Call he interesting, lists itsvetition oil he found to Mite all ; and it is highly gratifyitor to the Patentee to add, is universally approved, mill rapidly circulating. Sold by T. Pearce and Cu. Nu. 6, Pirkett.street, nem . TeINI• pie bar. Smoot, to whom kiwi addressed will meet with f ouuipt attemion. 'Mislay is published by Messrs. Whittlikes, Arc-MAria-Inue, price 6s. Oil T IIE FALL of the LEAF. and other Poems. Hy CHARLES RUCHE. Esq. 18.8—The Reveolh Edition id the ANS, with the COMMITTEE', curious LET lu the Author, will be published To inueiuw, price 41. This day is published, in tiriu. price ss. 841. 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Ibe akin.. abriked, IYmo, price 0.4 01,1/SMITH'S HISTORY OE GREECE', 2 enl4. Syn. price 14s. Ward*. The Sallie abridged, liinv. vtice 36, Woad dr 1 IFF0111)'S FRUIT 1.0Z1..` .(;;:,s. liX Canes', Hoirewistnis, and Sure Thro it•, fee In 1,. the pleasantest aml most efllgtual remedy tu ; :,rot the reenromendation of the enn=t Yrniaent fif the F4rii!iv i• the most COOlrtociog 114'04 • tiir , Cy •• 1. thew preparation, which mos4esse.., on a highly emiretfirated %t el., all the medicinal airlift's of the recant fruit In they are c.tultne: and in S we Throats and C nr4int they me particularly beneficial, ir; they allay tuflamm ttn,n, mina ite expertin •Itd 'nay Ire taken, with advantaze, by the mind delicate conatiltilenn. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail (only) I.y FORD, Chemikt, 194, Strand, in Bimm, at Is. Ind. earls and retail by t Venders in the Kingdom Also to be had, Na above, hiss CACHOU, and AEI() ROSE LOZENGES; GIFFORD' , sup. rior C 411 IS. IN ATM SODA ; APERIENT SF.I MATZ, and A ER.I rci) GINGER BEER POWDERS. N.B. (Awry, Gifford's name and address out the laiqls of each of the above preparations. , BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOO4 sOCIE TY. On Saturrisy the Annuli Nleeting of the firttilit end Foreign School Society "'us field At reflo. masons' Ilan. It wo.. w 11.110, iittr.ldeti by number of the most distinguished per,to,iges tho country. The H tIl was titled u' HI v Corllffi.lell; manner, to give the Lodies, tvlio the Meet* lugs of do, !Society will; their I ,rrrrur, the Ilitt NeCllMnintialion. The inimber of Liiihes 'mil Gen. tlemen of the Society or Filen(ls who were vrtsent was, as usual, very c o n soieralnle. At twelve &clout: his lioy."1 ll;gline.is the Doke *f KENT took the Chair. tli. gimes* was yupoorted by his Serene nighut s. he honer. of Hesse Philllllo4lnd, and hi* brother, Inner Ent-in. Lord F.liringtoo, the [lon. and Rev. G. Noel. Mr. ilh•rforre. Mr. 11.1etinett. 1I r. Aldermust %Ir. I u,lhps, NI.P. Mr. Iticsrdo, Cuntsits Bernard. and it cinisideTable number of Gentlemen. who hncr. uniformly Fiken all nr!ter ttnerct't ill 1 " success of tii:s admirable Ir.stitution. were also present. ttg SOnii A 9 the appliwie which the presence of these illustrious awl distingittslied personages elif cited had subsided, The Roy AI. (ii IRM 7.4 addressed the Meeting, His Rural flightless ohserved, 'oat three years hail now elaps.al : sole.• he had hat the pleasure of prio r siding at the aituiversary of this excellent estobboh. meat. the interests of winch were so dear to hit 4.-- (iipplause.)— To be present again upon *ft last, restfog foreafonn was he felt, h ',road thy foe him, acid lie trusted that when they heard the Re. plot read, they would particitiste in hits exultation at the great progress which the Society had mole its every quarter of the globe.—(aipp/anse.)— The Report wiAilrl satisfactorily shirw that Ile: prejudices by which their arduous labours were eneouatered in some quarters were fast on the de cline, and that they hod a speedy prospect of tiod nig in other lostitutions friends instead of jealous r ivals. When he made this allusion, he meant tip say nothing invidious of the National Sel were alike engaged in the good work of education; hut he preferred this Society to theirs, from its uni versality, told the wider sphere which its exertion* embraced—its broad, simple, and comprehensive plan of universal education, in his opinioo, entitled it to this pr e ferroce.—(Appluese.) — Not withstand. log the more limited plats of the National Schools, yet so far as they went they conferred great benefit, and it ought to lie the pride of this Society that it Intl to the formation of other estalrlisheneistr, which be. came in fact auxiliaries in this great soil gaol work. Against this estabhishinent it boa been in o shunted that it did not pay sufficieitt martinet' to religious instruction. He could not conceive any snore unfounded argument. 'Co tell a society whittit put the Bihte into a poor child's hand, end taught him to read it, that it neglected religious instruco tion, was to assert that wii,ch was obviously untrue. In putting the Word of God into the hands of poor children, they gave them the basis sod the eleruesite of religious instructien, and they left to their Inv rents anal their clergy, of whatever persuasion, the fitter duty of superintending the applieation of that instruction, according to the dictates of their nun conscientious belief. It was their fault, ton that of the Society, if they misapplied those odvaiottiges. For his own part, he had ever wished that the children should have received religious iostrucitun i n th e schools, each from his own particular clergy, man. He i.cee that mail difficwltirs interposed to prevent sotto au arratigement from being caviled into effect, but ytt he did not despair of its hieing at some time or aunt her accomplished. To say therefore that the children received nu rehigious struction, when they were taught their Ethle, WAY a calumny. A Society like this, who gave such sit education, without distinction, to every leligimis persuasion, might he looked upon as the true friend of the church and of society.—(Applause.)- 11 e came ao.cing them to give a Helping 11.16,1 al 21110 goeri work, and if the result chewed that they were prepared to promote its success, Ins ' trai l was ti tird. and the object that brought iCm more ciao accomplished.—((heat applessf,•.) Mr. FOsTElt then read the Report of the Meet ing, which gave on interesting and comoreltetisite account of the success which attended the plan of this Society in every quarter of the world. In the little settlement of Sierra Leon, :2,104 children were slre-dy educating; and iii America, Joaeph [Ancestry was aopotuted to superintend the selioula. Tor Iteleirt of the Funds of the Society %hewed. that tie r.ceipts were inadequate to cover the ex pend.t,re, the demaistla for education from all all qoar.ers were ineteasing to so considerable a degree. It wit grit fyii,g to timid aerrfal instances of ilisimly-eid saint t i itait,s. A stranger went into the banklitg-liouse of Messrs. Poste, Bartlett, tool Co. end Itit oil tlie vomiter a Batik of Eol i th:sod saute for 500/.. stating it to tie 1.. e suloefipt to wards time support of stn lieitittat ,, o s.. a.tiiiirshly cal• filmed as wits this f.tr the etiut•at ton mid moral improvement •t people. rw m unificent donor d itty recurditig any name wit h it's sulneriprom. t Two oilier very iiirertating chinatimis were also .011111.1.1 SALES BY AUCTION. POPULAR JUVENILE AN I) SCHOOL ROOKS, WOOD BLOCKS. PRINTING TYPES, ite BY MR. SAUNDERS, At his Great Room. No. 31t, Fleet-otreet s THIS DAY. TUE-M./AY, May IS, at Half - pat 'rwelve u`Cluclt pre rily, ir - T ar P‘v IiI) 4 of 360.000 Popular JUVENILE VP . 1 and SCHOOL BoOKS. various amts. well adapted for Tows lord Country eirceitius, end holed for tlie kr. t wornodatiow of the Trade, t o whom a liberol eiralit will be virtu ; about 2,500) %coleuses of Mtowllaireows Rotate and Novels, is quires; a bur A e sortateut uf Wood Bluchs ; 700. W. weight of sew relation( Types, rousisitsc of Grew' Prosier. S ma ll Pies, Savvier, Lwglisb, Au. with Gave; a BuolOoroler's Pfeolll, &c. To be viewed , Cata lo g ues bad, wad Speeiramm of the Typo seen, at ibe Place of Sale.