The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-04 00:00:00

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" Victory," and the celebrated Duct of “- . 41.1 Well, with Mr. PVINE ; • Dr.at C..esar, Mr. BELLAMY ; • D(M Scipio, Mr. PENSON; • Don Fernando, Mr. DYNE ; Don Juan ' Mr. PEN LEY ; Pedrillo, Mr. LOVECiROVE Spado, Nlr. Kwarr ; - Sangunm, Mr. I. WALLACK, Victoria, Mr*. MOUNTAIN; Catalina, Nlit:s KELLY ; I&abella, Mrs. •SPAIIKS Lorehia, Mrs. DICKONS. After which, for the ath time, a new Nielo-Dramatie Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND HIMIPOI • Or, COLUMBINE BY CANDLELIGHT ! The Characters by Miss Nit, HARTLAND, Mr.- KIRBY, Mr. BARNES, POOLE, Miss HORRIBOW, •- - - 'Miss VALLANCY &c. Ike. Stage NIanager,Mr,RAYNIOND.-2No Mont y to be Returned. Vivant Ra ex Itcgina. The Molts hs be ed at h. 1 o' hall bast Five Cluck, to be gin at h a lf past ix. open ' a nitChj-75.; SeCond Price 3s. 6(1.--Pit, 3s. 6(1.; Second Price, 25.---Lthvertiallery :25.: Second Price, is.--Upper GailerY'"•; Second Price, 6(I. . Bosei and Phice s to he taken of Mr. Spring', keener, at tit the (Mice itt Little. Rus s ell -street, i . ... T., tin kotir, and from` Tett in the Er ling until the • Dam.* arc closed. , T P The new antomime honoured with great applause, /narrow with r and w ill be r(,% it aatted every Was evening till furth er not i ce ; To.; e Honey Moon. be • ' • A new Tra Oandy has :been snottneed for o performance me time in preparation, and Rill sho r tl y . • CROWN AND ANCHOR, sqa.l.Nn. stIBSCRIPTIONS for the REISEF of the molt SUFFER ING INHAUITANTS of .the differeat GOVERNMENTS ..of RUSSIA through which the French :1 rinks have pasieo, - in their late invasion of that Empire. A T a MEETING . of the COMMITTEE the 30th of December, 1812. AT a very nutueroui.MEETlNG of the AMR CILINTS. RANKERS, TRADERS, awl other INHA BITANTS of LONDON, Convened 4 , pol:he Advertisement, """ for the purpo,e of considering: of a Sithscriytiou fur - the " RELIEF of the PEOPLE of RUSSIA, snaering the se " verest privations and distresses, in consequence of the " French Invasion :" and held at the City of London Tavern, Dec. 3Q, Iti 1 ; • W.noti R. Stubbs, and Newell Connop, Jan. 6 6 George Abmnom ' 21 0 P. tianiage ' . 2 2 James M.:yer and Co. 52 lo 11.Nichuil,near 13arites 26 5 Thomas Barnett ' 20 0 Drewry °Way 6 0 Ilex. W. G. Rowland James Cowper 10..10 i Salisbury 1 1 LarhinS, Son, & Rus- . ` K ibblewhitv,Rewlaud ,;.sell 81 10 ' and Rubinson 21 0 iteorge Curling' 6'5 William Wurre 91 0 William Bowlett 100 0 Mrs. Brathwait Warre l lo 10 A.l.Liers and C.idner 91 0 John Nixon SI u S. B. '.%lzirri .uu I S. Messrs. Twining 20 0 Edward Dunn 5 S Harry Seilgwiek 6 0 Edward:rhos. Bunn 5 5 Clarke and Yalluwley 10 . 0 M.Parkinson,earshaltun 5 6 Juho Mand 21 0 'Wilson, flodgkinson, Charles Cartwright 10 0 Nlinshull, aa,t Co. 52 10 Mitchell amlVenne 10 10 11,12. Wiudui 5 3 Itainsbot Wins, New Scutt,Louglinuns,Pen- Mall and Cu. ' 105 0 In d, and k'eitch, of Thomas Piper 10 10 Maneir,t, by A. and Robert flitswell 2 2 ' J. Loughaan Sikes, Snaith, & Ge. 101 0 Rudolph Groping, Ceorge Bugle 20 0 Edward C. Brad turd Admiral T. Beale . 10 O. J. C. P. De Ntyva, & . , Joseph and John.Coope 52 0 L. H. de Sa ' 30 0 Em 3U net t I owl h art 95 0 Dawson anti IV i atislaw 10 10 T. Hodgson and Son 5Q 0 G. Levien, sen. ' ...' 9 (Ll:sett:um- and Sun 21 0 A. T. 5 5 Wm. MANNING, Esq. M.P. in the Chair: Resolved. unanimously, That this Meeting rejoices in the opportUnity thus afforded, of publicly, testifying its admira tion and gratitude to - the Russian nation, for its glorious 1 c sistanee against the late most atrocious and unprovoked in rasionkthereby affording a bright example, which it is hoped may raise the latent euergio of the rest of Europe, that by our powerful nod cordial co-operation, a speedy . stoimay be put to the further elYuiiuu of human blood, and a solid and Misting peas be established; and in paying the tribute , so justly due to patriotism the most' exalted, the Meeting dues feelingly deplore the bitter sufferings of the'inhabitants of those Governments of the Russian empire which have been exposed to the devastation of the enemy's armies, scarcely more formidable in the pride,aud insolence of sonquest, than in the desperation of defeat t To attempt to describe these sufferings would be shocking to humanity ; the subjects of these happy Realms can form no adequate ittea of them. ;Such, however, ere their nature and extent, that ail ranks must commiserate them, and those who possess the means, gill be anxious to contribute by pe-• cuniary aid to their alleviation. Resolved therefore unanimously, That a Subscription be now opened, and that the sums collected. be from time to time invested in Exchequer Bills, tit). a coanimnication shall have been made with his Majesty'sAinbassadur at the Court of St. Pitershurgli, ai to the must effeanui mode of applying the Relief. 53 10 31 10 5 0 44e1 Chipmait 2,1 O.' Isuae SoHY and Sun 105 0 Abel Chapman, jun; 5 5' •M. Henley and Son 100 0 Code and Robinson - 6 5 Pribler, Illnhai, and . Beandry, Brooke, and Simon 52 10 llnila•rt . 10 10 Robert Pedder 31 10 Charl,s Huhues, Royal • Eiche Hutchius, &Co. 21 0 Exchange 2 2 John Rapp . 100 3 Georo & Morris Op- William Prerne 59 10 penbeimer 50 0 Campbell, Bowden, Venn,Wright,& Venn 10 10' and Co. :Mr. Potter 1 0 Paxtons, itoderick Mackenzie 5 5 Trail and CO. Cocketell, 155 0 Resolved, That all the Banhers in London and W4..stinin stcr be invited to receive Subscriptions. Resolved, '!'hat Books be , opened uud left at the Bars of Cinfee'-house, for reeeiing-Subscriptions; and that 'Subsei iptions be also received by Mr. Holden, or some per son attending; in his behalf, at this house. Resolved. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Honottrable the Lord MayOr, for his handsome utter of the use of the Mansion House, upon this interesting occasion, andthat he be anHouorary Mearer of the Committee. lOS 0 _ G. li Bull ackey 5 5 R. and R. Symonds litanckenhagen. Wol- (Madeira) 15 15 laston and Elliott 52 10 Arthur 'Willis 10 10 Bulkely,Oxenford,und Cohn A. Mackenzie 10 10 A Mock al Isa Mr. E. Baker 3 3 Mr. Henry Huse 10 10 J. N. Smith 5 5 John Stoelwell 10 10 Charles Climes 26 0 George Wolff', Esq.'of Crowder, Lucie, and Wiliam . 20 0 - Garth 105 0 Ripley,Wiss & Ripley C..and W. Armstrong 10 10 Jolio Letts . 5 5 Hear-Admiral Wilimu Munro, Brown, and Pierre nut . Mourn 50 0 Frederick Natusen ________ THEXPRE• ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. rrio-.N.lointOW EVENING, Jan. 5 - 1813, AL gill be acted the Comedy of - . . TUE RIVALS. Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Mr. JONES; . .' Acres, M r. LISTON ; - (Their first appearance ill those elmracters.) Sir Anthony, Mr. FAWCETT ; . Faubland, Mr. ABBOTT; Cara; Absolute,. Mr. C. LE; Fag, Mr. I'ARLEY • • David,KEMLI Mr. EMERY ; M. lil ~prop, Mrs. DAVENPORT • . 1.,',11a, Mtss S. LOOTtin ; Juna, M iss COOKE; • . . After veinc4 the new Pant om i me, called. TIARLEQUIN' AND THE RED D\VARr ; The M - Or; THE ADAMANT ROCK. usie,Seettey,Mtiehiilery, Dresses, and D 4 coratiofts are . . entirO ew. The Overtire and Music composed by Nlr.Ware. cummcrEits. • Prince Cherry,. (afterwards klaciequin) Mr. BOLO(3•NA, Jun. The Emperor Iliglionioti, Kit* of the Lorighe.ad,, (after , !.- • Noirds•Pailteloon) Mr. NORMAN ; The Empress. Rondohrliyano, Queen of the Roundheads ,(afterwmlis Clown) ;Nrr...GttINIALDI ; . • Rufus Mann If , t 1..: Red kwarf) Master CHAPMAN; Pair Star (aft crw.-ird. Coliimbinei, MN., P.IV•KER ; •:.• The Fairy Avis (triniforrntal into i a bird), Miss WORrTMAN. Places for' the noes to he taken of ..NIT 8r , ...i0n, at the New Box-011ice, Hart-street. " The new. Pautomirue called Harleptitt kud th e Red. warf,• or the Ad4ruant Rock, continuing to be reeeivt-d with peals of laughter andapplause, will he repeated every Evening till further.tiotice. .On Wednesday, the Renegade. --On Thursday, The Jealtius Wife. —On Friday, The Lord of the Manor. . , The Chairman having left the Chair, it was moved by Mr. Harman, sett. and unanimously resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to William .Manning, Esq. the Chair mau, fur Ida able conduct iu the Chair. WNI. HOLDEN, Secretary. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised - d .:',' 16007 4 G J osep h C o t ton . E, 41 , 421 0 Wards and Thompson 200 0 Abraham Kirksnan . 5 0 WrightandCartwright 50 0 Gilbert, Junes, & Green 10 10 'Elie British Commoner Mr. Joseph Shackell, Sunday Paper • 5 '5 /lank of Englund 1 0 Mr. John lilaeksley 5 5 Brant and Dc !Annoy 52 10 Taylor and Newton 5 5 W. Banbury, EA. 50 . 0 Charles Bart rutu, Esq. 10 10 'l'. Roberts and Sutton 105 0 .1.•1•• 2. 2 G.Godwin,Esq.Claphaniso 0 Harrison and Ellis 10 10 JIMICS Court, Esq. 10 to Thomas Kettlewell 25 o Sutton ' and Davis 50 . 0 Wm. Matthiessen 3 3 Masterman, - Peters, . . Tftinual Bowden, Esq. 10 10 M ildred, Masterman, . John Skin, Esq. - ' -•10 10 and Co. lO5 0 Chas, Suinuel,and Geo. Henry Peters, Esq. 100 0 Enderby 52 1;•.) Ile' rtes, Fai-quhar, and •• . • Clarke, Barlow, and • Co. • , 100 0 Millburn 21 0 Observer Newspaper 3 3 Etherird Prosser, Esq. IU to J. Wales , • , . 1 0 James Mackenzie and • The Bank of England 2000 0 - A. ( Bennie 100 0 Th ,„o„ s t . „,, g i ei , E m , 50 '0 .T. Dickason and Co. 105 0 Henry Heputin, Eq. 52 10 Thomas and Stephen 'lleiymaii; Waite, & Cu. 52'.10 Ni.!holson. lO5 0 Tayfor,*ffaulin ry, Bow- - . N ewton,Gardon, Mur mans, and Lloyds 7 ' 'lO5 . 0 tioch, and Scutt, by Jamey Pierson, Esq. .10 10 Thomas Murdoch '105" 0 William Mellish, Esq. 105 0 J. Fatmes, •Esq• 5 5 'l'hoitas Meredith, Esq. 5 5 Win. Trevillian, Esq. e 502• 100 PI ummer, Barham, and Row, Row, Goad, and Co. It. P. Glyn, Esq. • I ?: 00. 0 0 jul t z e i e C ce urtis, Esc;. . 6 0 C. De St.l.eu,at Messrs. John Ilyghuve, Esq. 21 0 Thornton, Brothers, - Cieir,g'e -Cowie, Esq. :10 U and Co. 10 10 Sampson, Sharp, and John Smith, at ditto 10 10 paturd .105 0 SVnt. Clity,jumat ditto 10 10 .John Whitfield, Esq. .to 10 J. Blades, Fenchurch-st. 2 2 Clt n tett and Pratt* IGO 0 The East India Comp. UM 0 T. kAlls and Sans- " 10 -.0 William Warty, Esq. 10 10 S. Wiihams, Esq.' 50 0 J. Allen, Esq. Queen- - F.R.Hohiswortli,Esq. - .10 10 hithe 10 0 William Haynes, Esq. 10 )0 Rundell, Bridge, and " James Hill and Sons , 200 0 Rundell • 105 0 Brace,Simpson,Freen, Buddart and Cu. 105 0 and Cu. 105 0 John Wells - 105 0 Pracds, Mackworth, -' Lord Keith ' 5O t o , • and Newconthe. 105 0 It; Smith, F. 14. Wood- , 6. Flitalt and CM. 50 0 street 5 0 R. Davis and Sun ~ 10 10 Jos. Todd,Fore-street 5 0 Diiton,Youngoind Co.. 10 10 Latham and Parry 25 0 J.S.T. Dixon, Esq. Royal J. Allen Gilmour, Esq. 10 0 Navy ' 5 • 3 Edward Pryce, Esq. 5 5 John Belli Esq, 5 1 Godfrey Moiling- 31 10 J. IL Arnold, I.L.D. 25 0 G. and J. Oliver • 2 1 0 U. Coltman, k . .sti. 2 2 Jas. Arbouin and Co. * lO 10 Rev. Thomas Bowdler 1 1 Edward Quin, for the • Thwaites&Wheelright 26 5 Traveller, Commer; Castendieek & lientz 52 10 "-A Chronicle, and A. M. B. • 1 0 •... . 5 5 5 10 10 Curries, Raikes,& Co. 104 0 MunguGiltuure Clerks of ditto stl 0 Mes Ar. Booths, Cow- Railton and Rankius CEO' 305 0 per Curries and Co.' 100 0 Crawley and Zlgie 10 10 George Bowles .50 0 Sh. Reed 10 10 J. T. James and Co. 50 0 .1. and 0. Moravia 50 0 M. S . Parnther 10 10 William Cooke 5 0 John Holmes 10 10 ' Wright autl Morgan 50 0 Nolmes Hillatt, and E. B. Carney 5 Sanders 10 10 J. Pearson and Sons 31 0 !Ukase, Rohrs, & Co. 52 10 Joseph Denison, & Co. 105 U Smith, Martiik, and Thomas Wilkinson 511 0 Smith 52 10 .lOl & Schreiber 52 10 `Wheeler & Farnworth 25 0 • s'Kemp 5 0 Emanuel Silva 10 10 ' Mut Walker 52 10 Odin and naeelkus 15 15 Harden and ahltilleS. .2 U Collkan Starkey,&Co 52 10 F. C. Zimmerman 2.0 Robert Taylor • 25 0 • MEDI(..AL TIIEATItF ST. BAIITHOLEMEW'S HOS PITAL. rilE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES will begin at this Theatre on MONDAY, Jauttary h, at Two u Cluck. Au the THEORY and PItACTfCE of MEDICINE, by Dr powELL • OA ANATOMY und PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. - AI/ER. ETHY. ' On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr. ABERNETHY. - • On CHEMISTRY:, by Dr. HUE. • On MIDWIFERY, by Dr. 'WYNNE. ANATOMICAL -DINONSTRATIONS,- by Mr. LAW RENCE. Pin' further Particulars inquire ut Mr. Wheeler, Apothe rarl the Hospital. THE ANTWALLICAN NIONITOR,' AND ANTI-CORSI CAN CIIRON TCLE. IN consequence of the great detnanil for the AIL ANTIGALLICAN of last Sunday, beyond the Num ber printed off nn that day, seerral. of the Aegular Sub_ were disappointed of , their Paper. A conidrhe: Numher have ip consequence therinted to=day, and may be had on applicAstion as usual at Office', N. 2.91, .Strand, oppo%4e Sufrey-iitreet. . Al ca l day, Jannary, 4, 18 la. MR. WAKEFIELD'S IRELAND. This DaY was published, In Tav Volumes 4to. with a Map, price GI. Os. in boards, A N 'ACCOUNT of IRELAND, Statistical and l'ulitf cal. . . By EDWARD WAKEFIELD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and ut the British Gallery, 54, Nev.' Bond street. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. IDOR the Ittfittrance of Builditigs,-Furnittire, -mu Merchandise, Ships, Vessels, apd ail other Property' Againft LAW or Damage by VIBE, on th T ot and Condi= tiolls of their primed Proposals, which ma y, e had gratis at the principal Offices In the Strand and Cornhill, London, or of the Compan's AKents in the different Cities and TOwns in Great-Britain and Ireland. ' , Additions will be made to Insurances by this Office out el‘arge for the Plicies; kir will any be made for Poli ties in. ring :1061. or upwards. FRMING/ sTock. at the reduced Prentitna of . 22 . per Cent.' Insurances payable at Chistmas-Day Must he renewed Within Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Policies will he void.' t itotERT SKELT9N, Secretary. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. This Day was published, Price Six Shilling's and Sixpence boards, ER for SCHOOLS, consisting of One for every Sa l uday in the Year, and Four for the Great Holidays ; selected imd tibritiged for the• Use of Seminaries of Education, from lllair, Horne, Gisborne, Jo'tiu, Seed, Paley, Porteus Zoilikofer, Enfield, Tillotson, Clarke, ese. iy the Rev. S. BARROW, • Author of the Young Christian's Library, &c. These Sermons will serve either as a regular course of reacting in Schools ; for delivery on Sunday evenings, or iit bad weather when attendance on public Divine Service is im prueticable. For such a purppse, doctrinal and polemical Questions have been cautiously avoided ; the proper business of the Editor being-to explain The Feneral truths of Chrit.. tianity, and the obligations of morality and v i r tu e , i n th e su perior language and manner of our best Preachers. Prtrited fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Qrme, and Brown, Pa ternoster.row, and to belied of all Booksellers. - • NE W YEAR'S LOTTERY. IijiiDDING an Co, NQ, 1., Curnhill, aud No. ...4.. S, charlitg-cross, have pleasure in a n that the battery to be drawn on tide .14th und 15th of .January, to 46 Capital Prizes of 20,0001. 1000 2,0001. 1,0001, act. iltc. &a. also that the Old Method oft. Drawin 'will be tevived, anti t he unpopular Plan of. Classing abo lished, so that every Nutuber Ivill have a distinct and liep rate fate. Piddirig and Cu. advise an early Purchase at their Offices, wliel.e in the late Lotteries have bceri sold (in 70 tiliares) the following Capitals: No. 3,i ec.. Prize of .. L 20,000 •No. n,lnt _Pize of . • L5OO 1,./05 ........ .. , ...,20,000 600 ... .... .. ..• .WO 1i74 .............. 20,000 :1,921 .. .. .... •• • 400 N. D. Orders by Post, enclosing tne '. Amount, with p(”.1- ttge, paid' the same attention to as if the parties were "wasn't. - . Sil• OLD hIODE OF DitAWINIi---INO CLASSES: WI VT & Co. Contractors for thc Present r• State Lottery, -respectfully 'remind ' their rriends and the Public, that the Drawing will commence on' the 14th of Nbal!..?(T I\l°N.l4l) OeullatY), and finish on the following Y a hut Lotterq will be determined grecably to the Old Mode 0 bravin. us there, are no Classatis , and - every Ticket is to 4Q dValv° sellt4tely from the Wheel, . I wi s u 'he'" ..:" with ( mIY 1 : 1 ,000 Tickets, contains the fol- A -1)-Hg - nPitat Prizes being more, both in Number and -.lonia thinvitt,-ny i.oittt:ry for several Years past :-4: 51- - i•; , oi . • • • k - . to )000 . :.. . fire . . , , 44° .()(m ~. '2 ...... ..... . 10,000 20,C',00 ,000 4 : ...... •••-• • • -2,000 6,00 Q 6 .•• • • ~.. •• .. 1,000 8,000 6 •• • . ........ SOO .. 0 2,400 • • ......... 400 8,0(10 1 ° . .......... 800 JO • . 00 - 2,060 141,,,idets 4 G ".. j. . ; 11 . 1 4 ism, and e,sto of 401. Rah &c, &.c. t; : , 0, t,KETS and SIiAItES are selling at SWIFT nn Offices, s lC .°' 11, Poultry, •,,,'""). 1,2, Charing Cross, N o s .t y B e l4, Aldgate High,. " h "e tit Charing followin C 't , 1 Prizes have been Sharth a " d F a l" -. ' iz• Sold in the present 'I e,ar, v ,C:1,coo : ' 5 ,497 . .. a. . . .420 )000 I, 1,706 ...... . a 1,c , 30 D 596 ~2 . . . . a .... 4,000 8,270 a 'halides zoan'y . others of 1,0004 5001. Sm. &c• Resolved, That the following Gentlemen he added.to the Committee of Nlanagement, viz.—Willia in Manning, Esq. BeeNton-Lolig , Esq•,; John Whitmore, Esq. ; johir Cumming, Esq.; John Pearse; Ilsq. ; Samuel DreweiEsq , ; trod Peter Free, Esq. SAMUEL THORNTON,. Treasurer. Amount of Subscriptions already adVertiied Z 12,523 10 1 6 1 0 S. and M: A. Itavenscruft . Duchess of Devonshire ' 5 0 0, 5 0 0 E. T. H. Foster, Esq. M P..' 5 5 0 Edward'Horne, .Esq 5 5 0 • Thomas Roberts, jun.. Esq E. ... . : 5 0 0 W. • 5 5 0 Major Bradford Robert Sadleir Moody, Esq: - 10 10 0 10 0 0 John Ley, Esq. The Hon. John Wingfield Stratford . ' 10 10 0 10 10 0 James Penfold, ,E ,, i Geu. Cabbell, E..; - • .. 10 10 0 Her. J.. S. Breediai, 1 ) . D. . .• • , -, 50 - 0 Messrs 'Stet - ens and Croft, Oxford-street 5 5 0 Patrick Colquhoun, Esq. • 2 2 0 Rev. Jos. Smith 2 2 0 Mrs. Smith • • 2 0 Mrs. White - Rev. Bernard White • 2 2 0 • lO 0 0 Mr. George Winningham Capt. J. S. Ranier . - 21 0 0 F.arlfol Sandwich 50 0 0 Lord St. Helen's WillianyFulke Greville, Esq. • 80 0 0 10 10 0 Charles Ilinny,,Esq. . 105 0 0 Earl olEgremont Mesqi.,pybus and Co. Geo. Nicol, Esq , 5 5. U Joan Hunt, Esq. 37, Southampton - stree t 5 5, 0 John Forster,. Esq. Carey-street William Meek Farmer, Esq, John' Mansfield, Esq. Sir G. Beaumont, Batt. . The Archbishop of Canterbury Messrs. Snow, Sandby , Paul, and Robbins Charles Munro, Esq * 5 5 0 Admiral William Young . John Thomas Batt, Esq.. ' 2l 0 0 J. I.;arilly Wilmot, Esq... .. The Attorney General .. e • Itlr. J. Fryer • • • . 1 1 0 Air. H. Ravenscroft Searle-street Mrs. Ruvenseroft . . 1 0 Mr. Baker, per ditt o 1 1 0 Nis. Baker, p er ditt o ... • Mr. Attili. Reid, Belgrave-st teci , Pimlico i l* '; Ze .apt .... ******** *** ********************** ' *** 2 -2 0 1 0- • 0 5 0 0 NNllrrss...itPhtaarildLipt,tiJnedrustuyii-streeL , 5 0 0 , . Thomas l3 l li i ' c a ut l4 . ' ' lock, Esti. * 2'o • 0 10 0 0 Messr s ( . 1, .i• - 200 0 0 i‘i ii i5* : .tp : .1 7 ,,, ... r :ire ,,, , ,,, , , , ; o a st Brooke-street Hey'. peneriti Hewett 2O 0 0 11-1111:1170(• Slitir:nks‘:s.i. Y ates 5 0 0 2 9 0 - 10 0 0 25 5 0 John ( riisciiii I' - .— li n e r n,i.v Nodal: as, Esq. ivei Ro bert sirii t s l l iiii: Ke t : t l nr i 1 er e:l , t : . t E s S q i:: : m r 10 0 0 10 10 0 1O ti - 0 Lord Rivers ** , s _. , . 10 10 5 10 0 0 0 Earl of Coventry ~. Nichol B 5 5 '0 as rowne • . ~ Angos :Macdonald, Esq. fall-mall-court j : i Edward t ß i6 o k b t t Parry, . Peel, i.i E Il s ii4 ((:: q -. . . , eo 0 0 E ‘v d , :v 3 a . r e d o Q i t t tum: t g... ,5 : - lO5 0 0 •5 0 0 . . 5 5 • 0 11, , Bq . . ' .2 0 0 . man . , Mrs. w. 6.4tiliatt e 9 p , Joseph Wilkinson, Esq. - . 25 0 0 Louis Hayes Petit., Esq . 10 10 0 Messisa Wil son, Wil k i nson , and Kidd lO 10 . 0 R. l. E. ...... Vice-Admiral Si; J ...... ............. Bart. , 26 0 0 lkir.2.llin Lockett. ' . 5 0 '0 I‘ l‘ l l r i.. . ' N f l h l t i , i m ia a m s C C l o ir o c i k ce •.- ' ' . '- . ..•5 5 2 1 1: 1 - ° O O Beniamin Mills, Esq. J. IC , >, • , General Nicholson 10.10 0 10 k 0 0 Alexander M‘Ken z i e , Esq- . Messrs. Wood and Middl e ton . lO 10 0 Messrs. Ever e tt, W a lk er , Malthy,.and Co. . lO5 0 0 Messrs. Walker, Maltby, and Co. - ' t l O. 10 0 James Hedger, Esq. • • . 10. 10 0 Deau and Chapter s.f Canterbury, per INlessrii..Taylor 52 10 , 0 Messrs, A. F. Holdirnanci and Sons ...... :.. .. I'os 0 0 MessrS. W. Skirrow and Son , Me.ssrs, Barclay, Perkins; and Co. lO5 0 0 Nlessrs. F . .ullers -. 5l 10 0 Messrs. Ilaflly and Airwater 2O 0 0 Rear-Admiral H e nry Waive ' • 26 5 0 lets. Dr. W, Carey • • IE/ 10 1 Messrs. Winter and Son* 52 10 0 Earl of Powis • lO5 0 0 Dsrke of Marporough 9OO 0 0 has. Archdeacon Cambridge, l O -10 - 0 .5 5 0 Anthony PirrhirWEsq. • .. ' Mr. Serjeaut Shepherd , , , 25 0 0 N. R. A Gentleman .attends at the Crown and Anchor daily, from Eleven mitil Three o'Clock, to receive Subscrip tions; or they may be paid to the diff4ent Bunkers iii Lou don and Westminster, to the ditterent Bankers of London and Westminster, to the accOunt'of Crown and Anchor Salt eriplion for the Russian Suffe.rers. , INIFORTANT DISCOVERY, Seventeen Years Established, in the first City in the Wort tl C ONSEQUENTLY it beconici a duty incum , bent on the Proprietor, to give it, if possible, uni versal publicity, which he is now-endeavouring to accomplish, at an expence little short of Three Thousand Pounds a Year , by hourly informing and hourly proving to mankind of all descriptions, that those who are tortured with the Gout, Ithearnatic Gout, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Plead-ache, Bilious Sick Clead-ach, Asthmatic, Consumptive, and Bilious coot- TootL-aclic, Voce-ache, or Ear-ache, may be cured in a r - tasono.hie time by use of the utTEsToNIAN ; and by applying to the Inventor, Pl. 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