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YOUNG KNIGHT, Esq. Principal, is tho Chair. STaWAIDa as Brunicirett John Dickinson W. R.Jailiall 'Beckett 1.. Derthoromth Roger Putts !Capra'. Charles Ellis W. R. kidney Iltoa Luke Freeman Josh. 81stith. net on table iat kaltpoot are precisely. Tithe's One moth. to 10l bed of the paemaras, or of the Seeman, pavert, Cltantotty-lane. • J MKS AN BERTON, fletrelosts., youeger, and James iltipweeed, of Horwiele, Leacsaftse ble•Oers, et elem., at the Back—r-tle-Vine Inn, %Viggo. July to. N. Woodcock, of Prestoo, Lancaster, tiemb,ar-mere ' chef, at Mime, at the Bell len, Preston. July 16. It. Hammon and T fleampsole, of Liverpool, ems , • merchants, at eleven, at the Gems Inn, Liverpool. June 29. J. Smith, T. Stein, R. Mein, Jas. Skis, and R. Smith, of Feackereb-street, Londlem, merchant', at twelve, at the Court of Clanesissioners of Basiegliall-street. July 11. R. Repaid., late el 1111mbrooke, Devoe, tanner, et dimes, at the Aare! inn, Tbserlow. July 10. T. Greenwood, jots. sf Preston, Lanceelett, msehed stern, at eleven, at the Bell lea, Preston. CERT! FicAl'Es.—J °Lir 9. E. Dixey, or Oxford -street, 111 addles", opti ci an.—W. Weis ford, now or late est tireilcia. merchant —Jos. Ttmenicraft, late of Coventry, Nam of Lade pte.street, Leedom, walcia-ntakea . • ;1 : A t , IR LAP D. ..141• cout. Jling 14. • • • EttiEF POOR. the ekeellons of the Committees for the Relief of the Puny Is this Coonty and City are, we 'fluidly perceive, as immanent as they are effective, for she purposes of their ap. poiateseet. The pribciple acted on of making employ ment. the basis of relief to all cases. at /east where the es* forcemeat of ouch a measure is within the competency of the Committees, has been acted upon with success; sad the consequence is, that the general welfare is concomitant with the alleviation of individual distress. The measures pur sued by the City Committee have met that tribute of appro- bation which they well deserve from each of the Parochial Committees. Nothing bss been hazarded as experimental, nor has the great object of their appointment for one mo ment escaped the attention of the gentlemen who have so laudably come forward to devote their time and solicitude to the relief of ihomands of their necessitous fellow crea tures. Sums of mosey have bees handed over to each of the '• ‘rocliial Committees, to be expended under their di rection, in the employment of the idle, and the promotion of eleatiliness is the lanes and byways of the city. Small sums have likewise bees •ppropiated through the hands of Beh-Conruittres named for the purpose, for climbing needy manufacturers and well-reconsmeeded tradesmen to carry on their various occupations, so es to render their families is dependent of parochial or,eleensosynary aid. The repair of roads is the liberties is another measure, to assist im which the City Committee have liberally come forward, sad the result has bees the useful employmest of hundreds of per. sons, who would otherwise be consigned to the miseries of starvation and want, and the dangers and evils of idleness. Reports from the various pa.ishes of this elty, stating in detail the number of the distressed and unemployed, sad chassis( them ender various heads, so ad to give a very cor rect sod minute account of the state of its pour inkatistants, were this day and yesterday sent into the G I Commit ' tee, who sit every day at the Commercial Buildings. These merle were, at the 'meeting held this day, handed over to the following gentlemen, as • Sela. Committee, to frame • romal report of the state of distress is the city aid filter. ties:—Archetemon Thompson, Rev. T. R. Dilated, Wm. Besmish, sad Jobe Cotter, jon., &qrs. he the comely the Local Committees have been actively employed is collecting subscriptions, sod appropriating the feeds placed at their disposal in worts of metal utility— le the Barony of Datelinew the exertions of W. W. - Beeher, Esq. bare been modective of the best effects. Besides at.- Waling at she General filleetimy of the Leeched Peepeletere. 11l ogisereem, Clergy's's, die. lipid et the Chapala Resturk, be has actively and valuably interfered us the beuevoleet efforts making In the perish of Casilemageer, for employ. log the n•nieroua and grievously distressed poor of that neighbourhood. The Parochial Committee, cosidetieg of the Protestant and Catholic Clergymen, Messrs. Becher, Juha Wrocon, John Leshy, ter. have already afforded relief to numerous poor families , and employed in roads, at a field rate of wages, • large share of the poor labourers of the palish. Pates /d. NRW ru ig.4 TR A‘ROYA4 Y-RIA itZET. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Awe 19, will be perfarned THE SUICIDE: A Coatedy.! Tidolee, Mr. C Reside; Tabby, Mr. Terry; Mr. Trod% Mr. Yonger ; Catch/rosy. Mr. Willson ; Iltootter, Mr. Tay. Inn; Beane. Mr. Lee; My" Mr. West; Wiesner, Mr. orberry. Mn. Gowns, Mrs. Peirce; Reny, Mn. (An t., ley; Porgy, Miss Weed. After chid, (4th tine) a New ocendelel Fungal Sketch, is owe wet, called THE BILL OF FARE. To whlpi wAI be TH F. IVEMIMNOTAI. Lord Rekelliad, Mr. Baler; Sir Aden Omiteet, Ur. Terry. Lady Coition, Mrs. CloottAtey. Sone i he.—Pit, 3c—Firet Gellery,le --locoed Crattery,ll4. The Doerr is be owned at Sax o'Clort, sod the Perforeo morn is begin at Senn. Men tee the Boars to be lakes of Mr. Illowdoebaut, al 14 ?low, of when Penne lease sty be Ind, otiebtly. To.norrow, The Beuger's Opirraiwltellblitet Farer•al Kotbrone sad Ptiruchiu. A war Meeks! Farce, called tone Lettere, le its rehrenal, and will be produced inionlistrly. • lag It at the Mime time usweeissed midi the anifons peace able and etemplary market of the inhebisente ear slide parish, uoisielled by sag of tikes eteseies that Welt din• Agreed led Amps coaeoletd other **met this sod • assigt 6 hialarieg toeuty." Are have phi dielre to assimeciag, that erlibid a Aso rimi two cargoes of seed potatoes arrived die beam, of Baltimore, tranewildia by the hankie Cud Mutes for tae ere of the dirtrelmed peasantry lit Shibbeiroest. BelNeter% Castlehaven sod Mellylyneh. Gise of them meows, caw Dialler of 6; hasieb eme consigned to the Chief Itagistrute of Catletterer, for Um purpose of tieing approprialad Se the aseeseities ef that sad the other sassed places. 11le' Isike of emeigement was taken op by a Rev. Recta is the midi brierbood, who is also • Magistrhm, and by him appatiesed believes Cast'cheese sod Illahlmem, lease( eoliths', soma nail the wretched sad sufferieg poor of Bellylroch, sod without id ally aminsee eammeeieethsg with the local Cum %idle of Bkibbentess. We cosset bet empress am surprise that • Mamie% pdpeletion such ea slat of Ballylpseb •s• 11 , 0110Mhig Amid bo i thee Owed lIMPV, sal thigir bas taddltiodlltiVe allesegit malses, Ude other elthasella Zees? for • eitivOls Heir bailee, fetal the Over I. Ono ellelelsOliali We regret to Mare, met the mewl marked ilioregard. • ' The state of the pow ill this district may be essjoetetreel from the following fact :-.—A respectable grattemse, through desire to learn the cahiltion of the people is she village of Rash, addressed some isquiries to a mouses whom be and. dental, met wish on the high road--lase ammoniac* Mil. rated deep distress, whilst demilieg some eircumstaosses of the misery endured by the poor of her arquaietaece, , she malt Coto a swoon from exhaustive, set having, as was after wards learned, tasted food for forty-eight hours. It was with some Civilly, and after 'savior greaten, bed sloth ponied dolga her throat, that dm was restored. These, oar informailt slates, are set solitary cam, bet frequent, and beats to the wealthy isidividads is the mists 'Mahood. A Committee Wab, daring fat werk, formed in that district, when it appeared that there were 336 families in distress', is • pariah which confide but of 430. With a teelieg humanity hoeoarable to their beads, the Committee of Skibbereee have teat • sum of 601., to aid is affording immediate relief to these sufferers, sad • further sue of 301. has been transmitted from Dahlia, I. he cc. peaded exclusively in affording employmeet. The money teat by the Skibberee. Committee was expended ill the pur chase of flood, but so sameroos were the objects,. sad so secessery was foetid the extessetoo of inissiediaa• relief to the applicaots, that it afforded a remission of *offering ally for three or four days. Another cargo of potatoes, frees Lon de., has since bees received by she Stibbereee Committer, which has bees usefully and estimably applied. These are facia vouched to us oe highly respectable authority, sad each as require oaly publican°n to excite a doe Isamu of sysepa.ley sod commiseration. PARISHES or SKULL AND CROOKHAVIN. feistier Arden be larding at Kemasare; bet as time bee bees Jostle etermaletieg them that this liteettinuas rebutted Ida the pay Meal ef the hammy, east who bas funds isi Muds * that Pelipehe, does net esesider biased(' aathistised hishatrefebres hooey the beestreill Wad serge Or Potottier bet each as ineeffilalif lauded 16440 peps, Tweets teas et suasealtet Oda Wm, gauged hi no • Leal tariamittailiti Lifter' , @Meld pasteeday re're.n% sue berboar. bAsedled far (heaviy's of the pew of Ai. town elsclasivelg. The growls fee slick laeslieg owlets here been ferem4le4 Gem elle Chiles Neese are the Breikerr, of G0ri414416. With 45 tots of potatoes, sad the astensinim, ot same 'pert. 41 tape—bed per cachet, booed for Keeesare. The Wier wash are probably atpremet tee theirpaseage to theieporte of deal iaslisa. Arrived in the Say sf Minter% seaelgaed ea Sie hem Godfrey, Bart. sad fitephea Gallwey, Beg. for the eerier or their respective districts, the sloop Reladatioa, front Liver trt, prattle likafros Wet with 44 tower eatmesl, fof which is private property, and the ether iself(ebsrge ober with freight) is a free gift fie. this Liverpool Iteleff onmeeedbil lit Isir 011ie region airiellp eh this. emends A is leleadel far, Oa* v. 10 ° - 41amr. 'Wren teeth 41stlesese u any 'tam Owl of tier (minty 'olr Killarney Correopeedeet reform, es, that the Earl of IC4OIIII/11 has writtem from the Coationt, to his went, Christopher llatiwey, Beg to aehemilis three huadred peenids for him to the Rebel Find of that town. This, is addition to the woe hundred and arty posed. (already soured by as) as subscribed by his Lordship's three brothers, is oily cha racteristic of the muoilletet liberality which has ever marked the acts of that Noble Family when called into action is Om cease of humaelly. The oae hoodred pounds so barsdieraely subscribed by Crump Bleed, of Lapdog, Coq which we also noticed before, with ten pomade saber:gibed by Gemmel Bir John Lambert, Ores lately oa duty is that lowa, Le getter with the list of subscription which we published ia April last, has nulled the lust of private donation's to the very liberal sum of upwards of one thoweasid point& ; but our Correspoadent informs es, that aotwithstasding the greet exertions asaklog by she Committee, the distress of the sieenteberar district is berried doseriptioa : one family. ceasistiog °reeves persona, have been knows to pull tip tba yoga( cabbage, not more thee a mouth planted, which, steeped raw in salt sod water, was the only food they had to sastaia a miserable existence for see day. The Coils:note* wow relieve weekly in the limited manner they commeaced, sixteen hundred families, consisting of eight thousand per ms; and in addition to these, they relieve 100 leest/ise weekly with free tickets, who from age or other cau•es are linable to purchase food at ally rate. The Com mittee also opened their store or Saturday (the mar ket-day) Igo the public, at first cost, which had the ef fect, to a great measure, of keeping the market down. The Committee have also distributed a vast quantity of used potatoes (prepared for the purpose) which, from the Weenie of the season, they regretted being obliged so porches' from the meaty supply is the country, owing to the noo-arrival of asp from any foreign market. The cordial eo-oper &ties .1 .11 teaks Is the great exertion making is the coos/non cause of hansanity to that iutarestiog little town, is highly credit able to Its lahabitaists. We have this isomeat (four o'clock, p m.) reeeieed as 1h istte that two of the largest looposplete4 potato vessels twee arrived to oar Bay, sad ems at toseas 'able the Ssaphise Weeds. COUNTY FIRE ePncE, AND PROVIDENT LIFE , OFFICE. THE Milbilersieneti AGENTS to she shift poratei EBTABLISHMENTS . s•maIIy i•vilepoWit wellies so tie l.o•44toudost splvisii•os MAW' prowoistioesors—A tarp ordrbsal 1 theFteirdo drown frreerlodwiroswe jiwith inepasef west of indesottity to Sufferers. rhapsodist of the Filloweeens las kepi pace with their rerwee. Tibobviawo PINIONS have 'tomtit Piotectiott ia the CovirrY Orvice b and have found it. CLiwes hove 'wen paid to One iksaseed Three Hundred out Fifty Clohnonte, sad NOT A SINGIA LITIGATION has °scarred with any Chiwisal. Etempt from Ike expenses eqt low trite, cad shoo from Che sacrifices to which SOMME Offices ewiteatt to i, :_ QT. JAMES'S ROYAL SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY.—W. SANS, ftwilmeller to Ms Royal High. sea the Duke of York, most resort -Welly submits to the Nobility and Gentry the following Terms of Sakircription to his Cflia/LATING LIBRARY, No. I, St. James's:street, opposite the Palace : Sithorribera payieg 51. ss. the yea►, 31. So. the half-year, or 11. ISs. per quarter, are allowed Twelve V 01.,,,,. is Tows, or Twraty-fieur in the Cosotry, sod are emitted to t►e styest soil most expeurive Works is the Libra►y. Subscribers paying 4/. 41. t►e year, 3L 13a. 6.1. the half war, or It. Ils. 6J. per quarter, are retitled' to Eight Vollmer Is Tows, or &sires is the Country, iuclodiog New Publications in t►e octavo or duodecimo sizes. itsbarribria paying 31. 31: the year, 21. la. the half year, or 11. M. the quarter, are allowed Sir Volumes in Tows, sad Twelve is the Country, but are not emitted to t►e imme diate perusal of New Works. Families wapiti( in Town for a few day. ram be acronerno dotal with the perusal of Works, by leaviog a deposit of the 'dna of the Bosky—No ezfra close. Visiting Cords neatly entered. ; 4 procure basilicas, great atemaidations hare bee* wade. la these, Pertions who Dow insure participate equally with tee wildest Members. Returns of 25 and 20 per Crust. is con sequence have been !NI/ARIA SLY PAID TO ALL PARSOIIi who . have cautioned insured seven years, upon ARRIVAL as well use span Septessial Polities. 36,0001. have been returned in this way to about 20,000 Persons insured, within the last etipadymerre—ao important advantaLte which so other In surance Office affords. Acting nu these p►inciples so massy years, in uninterrupted harmony nod unrivalled success, it is sot surprisiag that the business of the County Fire Office should augment in a degree altogether ■apreeedented—aa enlightened Public aatar.illy preferring long-approved con duct ■nd substantiated advantages, to untried, ill.cleAned schemes sad empty professions. THOS. WEBB.. Agent at Rrentford. PURCELL& NICHOLS, Brixton and Battersea. GEO. LEVER ..... Camden Town. W hl. GREIG . ..... 32, City-road. J NO. JOHNSON Newiagtota Balls. 105. RAWI.INS THUS. SINGLE 4 1 : 4 f' d , ' i _ 1 • % , APARTMENTS NEAR PARLIAMENT-STREET. TO BE LET s Genteel FIRST FLOOR, Kitehes, with Allies, and other tvevessises, famished, is a Private Houtte.—lsmdrit at N 0.4, Mate ehemer-Intildinp, Canami.vow, Westminster. INSURANCE SOCIETIES. SO Man, new Societies for lessiisoces have lately started •p--the professioos of all are eo entities—the preteseions of some are so delusive—while at theorise time stability sad honour is these insiiiutiumi are so essential to the peace of families, who commit their protection to them, that great caution is son more 'bast ever necessary m the aelettiam of au Insurance Office. About ball • watery since, then wail a similar rage for Insurance and Annuity Scheme'. Dr. Price said of their projectors, " they believe that the schema they era sapper/imp will fast their lime, and that they will be gainers, sad as to the ipjory that may be donireo their sorrows or to otbers—it is at a digester, sad they care little abort it." la the event they all failed, se/ (rem the rant which the projector. of the new societies re enishr, ea fbevelhereten of redo% none is aim reasser —tab KENSINGTON LACE WORKS.—From 1M hiereatied demised for the** beautiful Produc tion*, a .steer of respectable 'moos Frame On erearred to lei tbeee elegant Works, to wuum ewda.t MOP, will be sires •I the eapirstio• of the term they lire eagasid Oar. A wall Premises required. Particulars et the Lace Work, sad Manereetery f idaew 'anvil's-4441am Kirusinipton. Starvation is making rapid strides is theie remote pa rishes. We ha►e bad submitted to as t►n day, by tbe Rev. Mr. Jags, the reeler of the former parish, who come is lowa for the purpose of soliciting some aid from ii. amend Chitral Committee, a stateliest of ha numbers sad site•- lios of lbs population, which protests a frightful picture el congregated misery, such as our retraced sad respected la formant wares us so language of his could came, as idea of, though we aw•ld wish all t h is. who have wealth had bard him detail t►e meaacholy narrative. There leis the perish of Skull a popalatiaa sassonating, accorsSee to the late csn■us, to 111,11t0 awls. Of Uteri awe ore sow ovir somatirstastif Jim hasitral tea wear qfjosil! Rawly alt IYat sae essatent obirstWar drfurred lh ebettem rots which t►us eerember limb • multitude of wretched bans, sad if t►ere be say who have the means, •ed de net match forth the helping bead to atheism, In awe degree, their desperate coodatioa, we tee Niy say t►at every bear voleet attribute of oar nature mast be absorbed in a creel and criminal callousness to humus suffering. . . A ! FOX'S TABLE COVER WhatispousE, ttl, Kiwi-.,erect, Covent-gardel, mar Mir In time West- Biome Fire 9irsett; every deaeriptioe twej ho pewtheityl he the parlour, Weer, att.t drawing. rani, hi the heel nommelV ~host, and fashionable designs, weevetopswiaset with elt• allure ; sloe blue, green, and the spotted, In all lengths and vidtha ; likeorte the plain cloth, ia all colones, iv fringed, Wend, or bordered with various kinds or cruet cad silk ; sabred leather, nod painted beige ; cover, or the best qua lity, in the neatest patterns. Upholsterers supplied. PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. • • ECTSACT MON PAVERS ILILAVISO vs TVs el Or 11111.41111). (Printed order ef Ma Howe of Camersej of the preornst day. Of this the members of - seooral have he roine so well convinced, after a few years experieoce, that they have broke. so, sod joined more thriving bodies. The members of the litraliwohnois Life Office dissolved their colleens, aad paid 'towards of 20,0001. in one sum, to be ad milted into the PROVIDCNT Life Office. The London Cows. menial Life Office also dissolved, sad paid asother lame MOM to join the PROVIDENT Life Office These Cowspenstes were respectably concluded, sad the Managers, failiag to prorate a serf cicacy of business spun adequate premiums, preferred a dissolution of their Societies to delving s trade npun losing terms, to protract their individual advantage as officers. It behoves the public at large to eaereise a si milar prodence, sad to inquire strictly into theckaracters and cuaduct of lbws who offer them their protection. before they commit their interest to hands which have proved sufaithful, or which minis untried. Exited of a Dispatch fries the Kerrie Wellesley, K.O. Lord Dadaism of hotted, to the Right H... Robert Peel; dated Dobbs Castle, May 11, TM. Advertiag le thedeeemeata new wader year imarideratioa„ you camel fail to observe with setisfactioa the favourable results which hen bees produced Is every pert of belated. by the direct carrels mid general 'permit,. of the power. of the law, which the sriadoni of his Illejeetia Goveremeat of Partimmtai Minuted to the Lard Limitroast, with such promptitude .ad hotioarable coandesce, is coos/loftier of my early eepreeentatioas. The repay which I have received of the covalitio• ef B'l parts et the seisatry, dews to this day, afford the stroagegt eireinsialies of the gametal modeary of affairs toward. the resteretioa of pelagic traniguiltity. From Limerick, Mr. .Ses. uses Torres. meatioirs, soder date She 'MA umlaut, t' that be has great satisfaction Is statteg, from every common- cation with the Magistrates and petite effmera, sod from the reports received by Colonel 'rhenium, that there t. every realms to think the eoaditioe of die coestry to be merit altered for the heeler." PATENT MERINO DAMASK.--That wetly elegant sad superb Article is recommended to the Nobility. Gentry. he. foruiabisr or forming sew Esta blishments for the Drawing..ouin, Dining-room, &c. which for elegance mid durability is "goal to the malt costly silk or Rini damask ; the original Patentees of wbieb lava just &naked the most splrndid collection ever exhibited, sod at a *cry eoesidorsble reduction in price,. To be had genuine oily of Richards and Co. Furniture Printers, 37, Oxford- Street, three doors below Newnsawstreet. _ - The roves shammed atomise people are eotoperlaol to about twelve heactretl tautsher, the beads of elm* are rash lse forward to obetus for remaaeratio■ of toe goarte of y '. la Yaniork, the Local Committre were early in the Geld, and t►e cousespeace has here that large improvements hsve been made its the tow• and its vicinity. The state of Newmarket was peculiarly distressing ; but the fonds which have been furnished to the (cutlets/a ia that district will enable them lo eater at once tole airasores of allevintioa aid relief. meal a day for their labour, to preserve their emit sad their miserable offs/wines exisienee• but so such reward ere be dosslbnted eves manna the on-fee/Ma of them, se there mil *Miller fend*, readmit sewer', or any ether sources from which relief as be obtaiard. We cos add awbios to the re cital of them facts, to enlist sympathy, or procure wensiesee ; sad we can only adds hope, that the joseneyof the brawniest miuister who bascules to solicit some aid, will 1644 laws lora sadertakeu in vain. STAYS and BELTS.—ROBINSON and VIS TIRIN submit for Ladies' inspection their numerous fashionable patterns is CORSETS and CHILDREN'S STAYS, warranted to improte the shape, for durable wear, aad perfect At, however difficult the &gore. By the King's Let ters Patent, approved by eminent Medical Men, newly-inven ted Stays that reeiify spiesl irregalarilier, counteract eerie heal deformities, seises., support, and cure nelsons awry, in visibly making the. perfectly straight and shapely, without ale prraietoos steel, paddieg, or pressure. Elastic Bella, which reduce corpulency, visceral enlargement, umbilical bentis, Meal dropsy, strengthen abdominal and dorsal debi lity, sad 'ford moat comfortable support before aad after areoachetneet, without uneasy conspressioe. Couetry Ladies issuarierl by letters to transmit so . Letters to be pou.paid. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTIL MILITARY PROMOTION. Commission in the Renfrewshirr Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of ths Counts of Renfrew. Archibald Canspbell, Esq. M.P. to be Colonel, •ice Dunlop, deceased—skied April 8, 1818. gaselier atidemeate have bees received from Cork, where the Sped al gemaitmuleeve bees adjourned, with my permissive. by Mr. Serjeast LJoyd. Frans Kerry, Mr. M•Cartaey, who spelled the Court a Special &wives on the 19di lenient, dates oo she 19th, a• that the situation of the country us rand improved, sad its tranquillity greatly reduced; shot the public roods are sow perfectly cafe; that the peasantry stall retain t►e balk of the arra plundered, and outrages so so atrocious as forimerly are still occasionally cusunitted id I the cowry." _ . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Mark Westrou, of Wellingtoo, Somerset, water. BANKRUPTS. I (nSierve t►e Nimes and Direction, this Advertisement king COMO:tali, copied by uostuitul peteone. Nu. 7, Ywk• street, Covent 'fordo" ' Loodoo. Ilib JULY. & J. SIVEWRIGHT have great pleasure in 1 11 , offering( to their Pries& aged she Public au oppottu. city of (aims* lle TEN CAPITALS PRIZES sqe 10 be 4rinrit the Fins Day (ISA July), at the following trifling lig, viz.... • Whole Tielvt oat, 11. lib._ Haig, .......11. 6s. Eiebtb .....7s. &I. thserter...... IS.. I Sixteenth.. 4s. An Perelman* at J sod J. Sitewitiotrr's OSlces, after telling Ike Chow of Ike First Day, will be allowed to ce tera ohm.. Tickets or Shares (at guy time on or before 76th WiltTlllllll DRAWS OR URDILIWIIf, at the above very intim' Reduction from the Prier they give, which is all they cam lust, and they may gain the Ten Capital. that are sore to I.e drawl', sod say of the Fleming Prizes t►at may happen Is tome up the First Day, July 16. The Scheme eoutains *WO - . - . 0 - 3omoot. TWO of ?0,0001. betides rtiwt Capitals of 2,0001., 1,0001, &e. &e. Cormla wid Moor,. sad Not Two Blanks to a Prise—Tickets aid IWroi ate Melbas at J aid J. SlVrll,llolles OSees, 37, CowinstA, lU. HATMARILET, 11, HoutoWN. Corner of Coven t ry-etrert, ober* thee sold A LL the 20,0001. Prises is a recent Lottery, and is their last Contract 4,4t1, a Prise (425,0001. I'R. SYDENHAM'S FAMILY PILLS of HEALTH. These Pills (entirely vegetable) are un rivalled ja eases of Head-aeh, less of Appetite. Flatulence, wh.hucted Digestion, and in sill Bilious and Liver Cons- Plainly They contain no mercury, or mineral in any shape, sad are m peculiarly mild in their action as to require ' l•l, hercoußnewseist or elteration i• diet. The most delicate 'males find the nee of them materially beneficial to their Paws' Health, and those who have need them agree in °Pities, and prooounce them the most safe, mild, and !fee bud Family Medicine !Millet. gold le Rota at iv lid. Is. Pd. sad 4.. Id. by Butters Chen' Mc 4, Clwayside, Si. Paul's, and 4io, Regent "el *Sr the Argyle Rooms), London; tO, Waterloo t", Edisbergl, and 34, Sackrille-street. Dublin; sad be .." iNiocipsl Medicine Venders tbrougbeut the United Thomas Smith Btansiont and John Beaumont, both of Leicester, bilkers, to surrender, hue 25, 26, aad J•ly 30, at eleven, at the Three Crowns, Leicester. Attorney., Messrs. Lowdbans anti Greases, Leicester; sod Mr. Jeyes, Chaseeryileae, London. John Ralf*, of the isle of Wight, Southampton, corn dealer, to surrender, July 2,3, sad 30, at one, at the Guildhall, Newport. Attorney, Messrs. Sewell and Hea.u, Newport, Isle of Wight. Robert Henderson of Imwthiart Gill, Cumherland, corn drake, to surrender. Jenettl, 20, and July 30, at eleven, at the New Crown lon, Penrith. Attorneys, Mr. Addison, Venda's-buildings, London ; nod Mr. Harrison, ?swifts. Joke Lowry, of Bunker's-611, Cumberland, lead-ore. miner, to surrender, June 26, 27, and holy 30, at eleven, as the Lion and Lamb, C•rlisle. Attorneys, Mr. Ctenaell, Staple lan, Loudon; sod Messrs. R and G. Saul, Carlisle. Walter Peril, of Bromyard, Hereford, builder mid timber merchant, to surrender, July 1,2, sail 30 , at eleven, at the Rein Deer Ina, Worcester. Attorneys, M . Williams and White, Lrecoln's Inn, London; and Mr. W. Iloldsworil, Foregate-street, Worcester. Thomas aware, of East Penney!, Somerset, butcher, to surrender, Jose 29, July I, and 30, et eleven, at the George Shepton Mallet, Somerset. Attorneys, Mr. Richard Grose Burfoot, loner Temple, Loudon ; and Slr. Thomas Higties, Shepton Mattel. William Bolton, of Banbury, Oxford, and Thomas Bolton, of Grimsby, Northampton, coal-merebants, to surrender, June 20, 29, add July 30, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn. Banbury. Attorneys, Messrs Me)riek mid lituderip, Red Litre square, Loudon and Mr. James Wake Golby, Banbury. George Lyall, of North Shield*, Northumberland, mer chant, to serreeder, July I, at the Geese., lain, Newcastle •pors.Tyne, 18, and DO, et eleven, et She Commercial Hotel, Howard-street, North Shields. Attorneys, Mr. Ffll/ICIII, Saes -court, Cornhill, Loudon ; and Mr. Lowrey. Tyne street, North Shields. Samuel Abbott, of Comming.plate, Pentnnville, Middle se=, &oda St. Swithist's.lane, Loudon, merchant, to aureen der, June 22,29, and July 30, at leis, et tbe Court of Com missioners of Ba•krupta. Basirighall street, London. Attor neys, Messrs. Bovill and Tustin, Bride•court, New Bridge street, Blackfriars. In Kilbriu a Committee has, we are informed, bee* eon stituse.l of the Rector, the ble.tro. Freeman, ite..; but though we are satisfied that the benevolent object of their association is attended to, we have no detailed mount of the progress that has been made in the esploymeut of the poor. From Ballyclough a census of the poor, takes by the Rev. Mr. O'Neil, the Parish Priest, and his Curate, was for warded by the Rev. Mr. Chester, the Rector, to the Central Committee, and exhibits, we sioderst,nd, a melancholy pie. ture of the state of destitutios to which the poor there have been reduced. We understand that the greatest distress prevails in t►e parish of C , a parish Olaf, during the late disturb •ners, exhibited the most peaceable and orderly conduct. We have not heard of any exertion, being mude in this parish to relieve the sufferings which prevail there among the peasantry; there are persons in it, we are iufu►med, who are without tasting food for 24 hours, and who are thrown for sopport ea those who are witnesses of their sufferings, but who carioot hope to continue it such looser. There are 'meal proprietors of large tenets its this pariah, who reside very close to it, and yet have sot conic forward to relieve the distress, even tbnegh informed of its eldest. We hope we shall receive such information on this subject as will euable us to lay the facts before the public. PARISH OF RAHAN. Pursuant to requisition • public meeting •t Rockformr, June I, MN, for the purpose of thin( into coosisleration the moat effectual means towards relieving the deplorable slate of the poor in the parish of Kahan. Sir Jan u s Laurence Goiter Rant. having taken the Chair, The following Resolution., proposed by the Rev. W. Jones, R. C. Curate, were unanimously adopted:— " That from a late reeves it appear, this parish C 001•1011 • population of nearly Mimi hundred persons. " That the return of the extent of appalling misery and starvation at p t existing in the parish of Italian, and lion laid before this meeting, obtained through the tone mining exertions, and strict and oral examinations of the Rev. Geo. Beereton, Rector; the Rev. James Grant, Cu rate; and more partienlarly of the Rev. Messrs. Jones and Duane, specially deputed fur that purpose, be read and adopted. " That from thin written Report it appears beyond a doubt, that nearly 100 families have no potato seed fur their gardens, nor any means to pincher* same; that 100 more are &start* of the necessaries , of life, being obliged to sup. port nature with only one nevi 10 the V 4 hour., end that made up of a little oatmeal mixed with cabbage, settle's, and leaven of weeds of a must anxious quality ; and that many of the younger branch,* of the 'offerers. in order to soften the pang, of hanger, are under the necessity of re maining confined to their miserable beds t 4 and 48 boars. " That the above frightfel picture of distress makes it more peculiarly &Meting slid aggravating, from a want of a resident gentry to afford employment, no landed proprietor, residing in the pariah, with the exceptiou of our vemerable Chairman sad the Rev. Rector. " That the noble, generous, and Christian sympathy dis played by our brethren is &extend fur our starring fellow creatures, merits our sincerest thank,, and deserves to be written as indelible characters on the heart of every trish aw's. That OW esteemed C/iairsiivio do Immediately communi cate to a piteioal Gurcrarneut the abort Resolutious, utak- A commealestion ha. bees received front the *foolery of the Committire, formed al Leicester fur the reliant the poor is Ireland, staling that • cargo of potatoes. 6 0 luso, bad been shipped at Liverpool fur the disposal of the Cork Com mittee ; It sada, that the fond collected there fur 'metal dislri►silos, 41110111/1144 10 7001. Tiro Foretell Charity Committee feel themselves *gain called epee to record another instance of drilub benevoleeee sod phileathropy. A. T. Senspayo, Esq. of Loodua, has subscribed 50i. for the relief of the distressedpoor of Youghol, a spootanesus duration which demands the grateful seksior_ ledgements of the Committee. A aubseripiim for the relief of the poor has bee. set sio fool among she Fellows send &adepts of the Dublin Uoiveri slily. Four bstudred hire beta steered, sabeeritted, mei the total is expected to •mount to six hundred pounds. Saw`. beeeirokoce is is all respects worthy of that diatisguktlead boily,und though the antoont is great, yet aim\ less mom. to have been expected from such s quarter us such an mem sion. The Prevent has given 251. The Corporation of the Royal Exchaage Assormice have, with their usual suunificessee, stepped forwurd with oi less t►an 600 guises. towards the relief id the sulferieg prim I. Ireland, three headrest of which they subscribed to the ton dos Committee, one to she Limerick, sod one paid this day by their steals, Messrs. Leslie and Every, to 1M Cork Committee. The Treasurer to the Charity for the Relief of t h e Now is the barony of Kinsale, as knowledge, the receipt of fifty posed, from the Earl of Sh , through Mr. Leahy. The Lord Mayor of Dublin has received 251. from Slips Wilson, and t►e like MO fruo T. Walsh, Esq. lbsrtb of the Theatre Royal, in aid of the food fix the relief of the dis tressed districts is Delos& X . • DWI RENDS. August 2. F. Taylor. of Adlongloo, Uneasier, sibopkeeper, at twelve, at the Boett-i-lh'-Vme low, Wigan. Jame WI. J. Knowles sad H. Walker, of Salford, Laseaster, saselbibubanskers, at woe, st lb Star Ins, Msemmirestar. Aogost W. Hopwood, T. Hopwood, J. Hopwood the , - . - TRALEE. WADNERDAY, JUNE 12. Frascia Chute, Eagg. our High Sherif ►as received lAy pounds from the Earl of Curb, tor the suffering poor of this county. Yesterday, for the Arm time, our mop hitches was ()pelted in the Abbey, tad multitudes of our stsrving pa oulatiois were sopplied, gm tickets previously distributed fo► that pompom. Slut, our last, so order has been received by Peter Thom. ono, Faq our County Tremont, (and also Treasurer to the Central Committee for this Gusty), from the Coolie of Digh ton, to draw for • further sum of 1,0001. for the relief elites suffering poor of this county at large. Ore bemired pounds have hoe* received by the Rev. Mr. F.vao, P. P. fur the relit( of the poor tif the Mores, of ArJfert. We have this day the Messer* of beholding 3bo pear labourers, who wet* before entirely nustsployeit. new *C larety employed by our Lueal Committee, et Ott. pre day, it* sinking the bed of the river, inassediately above the town, sad other osefol and menses, works. Five vessels, hides wish possums, have in the last weak ar. rived he the river K4l,lllllfe, band to different ports is the moils west of Ireland—one of them per toeket fir Tesler, with forty tons of outstare, sod two tor Art raver Keeneare, with shoot wisely 101115. The masters of these mewls loughs. ing themselves entitled to the hammy on Midi's their ear. roes in say part of the toasty, have forwarded their cocktail to the custom house here, for Or purpose of entry, sod gob- I am happy to stale that Waterford costumes generally msdistarbed. From the Pasty of Tippera r y, to ref of which the hiss,. melba Let has bees applied, Ye. ibetior write*, under it&ta the *OA lost." that these lbv atieltral of the additioool the Ace has beat eaftweedlwiell great effect :" sad I have the alisfactios to add, that the law appears to have beet, mt. autsistereal at the Special Sessioss soder Mr. Blacker sad the hlsgistretes, with great moderation awl impartiality, sceoue• paned by doe drommess. From ifiiikeasy, the reports of Townsend coot is tie In mate the ithrtormsees of seturaiwg traoqudlity, will, sums doable respecting its permismamy y these doubts arise prim cipally Lo. the imperfect surrender of arms. Is the trousty of Illestissatb, to one barouy Of which 4 Wei ranbell) the I ties Act has hero applied, it apnea,. that good order has been generally restored, and isas ad.' tarp noosetineuces bad t.rert auticepated hum the •-p of the law, even so those districts to *herb a !!:.c thin directly applied. Wherever the lasuctection Act Inc , b. , ' carried into effect with doe vigaar, and for a sufficirist - nod at time, it has materially checked the systematic pr.). dross of outrage, and has redeced the country to a comp flat state of order, even is those dietriets which bad berm most violently disturbed. Wherever the law, from temp". nary cashes, has been suspestied, or imperfectly *storied, elostarlasoce has arms appeared, but bait yielded to der w hirs of a more paten adamisialrbtias of the Isms. During the first nesvome of the law oa the districts most violently distuebed, Limerick aid Cork, disorders bent. Galli iu other commie% Kerry, Tipperary!. Kilkenny, Welshmen'', but atom disorders were of a tees nob at and alarming character, sod have mere easity subsided, and, in seam eases, beat disappeared at the final approach as tic powers of dm lam. lb. mere 'Meteors of the p.!nees of chs law is the booth of the Lord Liestessot, his tetid...l to miaow. issammillityth those districts which hare biro ino.t ere from dialorbthee, sad a shinier isclireer rebel tizs tofell 111/114111Wil by lb. *samples of defeated itisarrtetion„ and pettish*/ outrage, winch 'hive bees afforded to all yur 'milled. %soder the tnelliit/10 of the law is she vottite,! gunnies. Ablthugh the @meal comltissios of ell•no hi. been restraint d, sod • cessatios of vintage has chat-it, not although, la woe districts salesshaton boa been accompa. a ka by visible confide. and repeatance; yet, ger...sift. a *petit of insithoidioahoo is still disroverable, suet Pia. wee..- .mm.lly smanieessed hart( by acts of locst.antir.gr. The arms which had beta plastered from the loy .1 -so obedsrei, for the &mishit purpose of that 'ou It. 1 flt ; i 1 I : r` ---~-