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~' • LS XIII) 1R AVE'S, , net<.•ubmg %ht. S tile wines tlir s, the M•usliers, CuAtwas e ftuCr of the tt,k,b taut.. V A • • • iqrtttob rrefo•l 1 , . MUSIC. ... for.,mite Sioogy, Duotto. ee1eR....4 .a au VIWIWI MI% at nu. nt Wed; it re.rz, god eti.li an Ac. ianu Forts, t :aa for the T 1,3) Forte, with ea Ac ore, f ha. 39. 111. f '• riu'aderoa di Gigli," hatrututYle4 P King, te , ic of the Sin-pivot ilfi , ;t!, 11.1.11 per. Royal, Drury I.me, select el, hvr (;,..ez the Dreh , -51. •,/ di,,,,,H rown WI., or the Soldie, a en by Jartirs fkarieri (kesty 1r) -- Thema eourteen variJcio. 4 a:1 ith Accr,lolmm% for a Ar)ein r,d r) eith Variation., Duet, &Naar, Idi•sii) —Air, with Variation. f tir. iniinanU (P. Reele).--Ilteee Quinton, !nor., and a Violoncello, co.ryneett and Highne.s the f)vite of Sreeea r Fin. Jir o s anged for a %liter, ltand, by Jo. on the aocaiion of the St. J.rnica's Ifs • genseal serr,ca, and &dewed to them:,, quick atrp, crirnpusad arid them, by M. I:ey le"ant Air...awe ye eve Frreets Driteeft,el or W•!ee —lVii•Ara t• • nine Varietinti., 4c —De.-01....0al k a r ma Qowiettn, No. 9, 34 .-Boethe. 14 on A Ruv,,n D.lllo`, 4, 3. La Coaa RAIN a b r.": -.4Ercrt.er's Du , 3h., frn tare Yaw,. Cr from c 1 Creur de ielsV;o11 Duca., tr:.—Fiartte. V4Yhtt ..Carter's Cat le., Re. 19s. elk n a Prim Clam , —rd-tiett't Davit's F,41.. I,•.ftrb Kllfbri IS. Ater,- a, by John G.ldtte, , -//frath •' IC 6d.*--Th- British Volnntber, ity T.,cit!e•*Tisa-t. by John Bizel., it j o ka, h e A. V.r4l, 3. —The reefing , 1a.....The Dread Mimic*/ la.-3 he Gildire, i RICULTURAL REPORTN.. On DE:CENSER. preted.r.4 Month was attended arch secompa.jr...l, luirever, with -tirwei rnone wheats and tares front injure. robed at ti.is season of the year mow nd wetness cf the restores, the stem it into the y-re- t.iis winter mach earlier occasioo au uhuoial din.iouttun el vet. tee le.ot c•Atie and s heep bane fatless law fairs. Li Snuthfield narkut, ate( per stone of 111 b. ; Mutton 4e. to 4d 6.1. w 74. !trebly dry, feeding sheep and cattle de r house lambs is carried en with greet ad s cud large atoms are mach 114 demand, 'sod fresh east horses are in request, sod say eyebolts scarce sn.d dear. to plough lies bees somewhat i.npeded tea, hedging, and ditching, have heen :tent. • Itch has been tlweshed not, yields well • it grain, particularly barley and • quarto, 16. 24.; Bailey, rt. Hay fetches from Si to 41. 10s. per Straw Scum 11. les. to 11 1 Ir. srocKs, YESTERDAY. Inrea. 591 Si 91 a • t Cent. Annuities S Itrl6 . •7E St - 441” Is y Tickets T. !NU, Stock•Sroter, No ♦. Coriihill, an 9,4... oaring-cm& MANGE—D.4c. 31. 47i Liv Ti:. Venice SiJi ',Moon 6f / 01.rio 61 , Colic 1• 1.10111. I. I. POCIRICII Gold in Coin U. In tfll ' II Yin. .4 Law. It - an4Nart per os. 4 •••• w Dnubloons... New Dnnara 74 S‘lver .n Bars !'r 1 r New Inuit each Attu nn tbe Rank n$ H aotii.o4 Sf per Cent • .17) 1111.12 IS) - b 1,61 dap... ...... 4 41 •I:MARK ET, Dec. SO. Sold. Prim . ... 10 444 Od a 30. 94 1. .41- 61 —• 1,1 M RKIAGY.. .h ult. at Hampton, Glo teftitire, John p, In Mimi Mary I,ros , isw, tialoelle• .q. of Raki , . s iu the County of • DEATII. Mite Anne Loe, the youngest of th. , • dtkak name. A decline mobbed the w t °moments. rum DAY AT LONDON OW 9. I XVI% •• • • 0 Mill. after 10 S BY 'AUCTION. ROOK I‘3. KIM; and LOCii/EE, I, 3d, Kong-.t.set, Covent-garden. TO d, and coo lorno'ng Dego, at 1 ea' , 'ION of BOOKS, chiefly in the Ital'aa 1. - mg:rages, the Stock of Mr. 11 ',ford street, aunkseller,latety doceated , stewed, and Catalogues had. 'FI-ECk-L.ANSDII-WNlksift and S.- SOTIIENY, /Wok .I.4'"re, .Strand, oppn-ite Cathao"tes.yeet, 00 th of Janhely, 1606, end the thirty lays Ind the Drj on 'which Lead Pielsouu .pt. t) LE LIBRARY of the late most Marquis or Lanviusene. Manlike next, to the tuned Se's. Can' 1 hoestis) to be had at the !Moe, of Sslsi Sow, and Won tell and Breast.. Oublin ; her C. , elr, Oxford; Nir 41-o at Math, Rtiatol, Liverno. , Ns' re: ; au.d of ell the ptiocyal rno. ..1 by G 111VIOStiM, N... 1?, th ,tet t, Covent Clttileto, end lau 1101,:d .t Ott Back of St. ill , rtt.nt't Ch u mb. s•rnisk ta. Sr No 7, Now Belt ... S , re,t, 1... n...; ~ re f itislhper, teat to th e (Are .. , t l-. '' l, idled a tiect. effect. 1 don( Aim( I (I) It 2 t!. ( NUMBER 942.) [ THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EF. VNING, J. 2, Their NI ajtStie.' Servant, will 7,1-, 'h. T rage d y o f MACBETH. arbrth, he the YOLTNO RO , :CILTS; Dinran, King of land, Mr. Powell; Mtlrolm. Mr. De Camp; Do.altrairt, 1 .4 .Tokeley ; Bann." Mr. If. Siddons; Martha, Mr. My. . Lady Macbeth, Mn. Powell. After which, a Grand Legendary Melo-Drama, ealleti THE SLEEPING BEAU; It. ith entirely New Musle, Scenery, Maclncre; Dresses, Ste. Ipt Ov-rtere end New Music composed he Mr. I. A.ldison. Idil , art, Mr Dr Camp; Launcelot, Mr. Purser; Ethel- Mr. G. D'Egyslle. Ethelinde, he • Young Lady ; Fl . Nilfll Da Camp; Emma. Mrs. Bland; Malsarina, Mrs. rp. a-marrow, The new Comedy of The School for Friends, the kfeln Drama of the Sleeping Beauty. It lEA rR iYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. [`HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 2, will be s o,d a Comedy, called EVERY AN IN HIS HUMOUR. Kitely, Mr. emokr; Old Km:swell, Mr. hlarray ; Y"uug emelt, Mr. Brunton ; Muter Stephen, Mr. Linos ; Master irthew, Mr. S;rr mon: ; Jostlr riles:lent, Mr. Emery ; Capt. hadil, Mr. Fame,. ; Brainworm, Mr. Mu:idea; Dame lei!, Mrs. Glove , ; Bridget, Agri St. Leger. I trhlch will he added, a Grand Romanti, Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN'S MAGNET; Or, HE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER. Vitt. , italrel - new Scenve, Music, Machinery. and Dresses. re 0 , e:t tire and Muck eninpolTd by Messrs. Warr and Davy. 'he pantomime isredueod tinder the direction of Mr Earley. The Dane's, 1w Mr /tyro.. Hark 9 uin, Mr Byrne ; l'aittalooq, Mr. L. Bologna Fylla, icaorlota•ian Princess i ..I . tervra•tls t,;rlantbine 1, Mraa Searle. To.moren.y, hhalopeare% A' You Like It COLLYGE OF ARMS, JAN 1, 1606. OTICE is hereby given, that the Retrains of the lat.. Vi.e-Admiral Lord Viscouet Nelson will lie in e at f;rneow..r flospital, on Stunlay next, the Sth instant, on the two folowieg days ' between the bouts of Nine he morning, r i Poor in thAfternnon. hr Mohrhis , Clergy, and Gentry, who premier In attend, in it carriages. the Public Funeral Processien of the Lire Vice ! mint Lord Viseme.t NeJolla, from the Admiralty to St ties Cathedral, on Thulelay, the 9th in,ropit, are requested sea their tithr, names, and address, to the College of Arin• Rennet% Hill, St. Paul's, at or before Fnur e'clock in the moon of Saturday neat, the 4th instant, or on any pre 'rag day, until '1,4 hour, in order that they rimy he ranked in presentee, accordmg to their arveral degrees, &pyritic% qualities. Tho de,ot to be mourning, eithout weepers, with renaming swords; Knights of the sevrral ( ielets, to (lon Coe.,; and the C:ergr to be in the hairits of their e Decrees. Officers of the Navy, as have no particular ilaties u rn them in the se:etenity, and wish to attend on the ise Wit of resinct to the deceased, are rotrioned to semi names and ad Ices to the College of Atm.:, at or before r o'clock in thb aftereoust rf Santoday next, the 4th 4101 ou any preceding day until that hoer, in ceder th,,t a sirlE. number 6/carriages may be provid,d fel their accornerie iou. They are requested aim reappear, on the day of the antral, in their foil thanes. It is recommend-d, thtt servants attending the earn: gee of Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, in 1141*Na-es...in, sr di be put Mourning. S f ATE Lf.YETERY. TO IIEOIN DRAWING FEBRUARY 3. SWIFT aad Cu. No. If, POULTRY, LON DONoutil at their Olken in most of the principal Towns, Es aalhng the TICKETS and SHARES the PRESENT LOTTERY, in wino. the hew thousand First Drann ' rick. is Ste entitled to £2l. each, besides their chance of Capital Prises. The - inly Prize of 10,0ti01. share, in the List Lottery (NI. '{1,:49), was sold by Swift and Co.; as No. 3,973 . a Prise of . L. 1,000 7,170 In the Lotteries immediately preceding: No. 6,15i1 . . L. 00,000 INu 20,0.. g . . L 10,000 9,34 . . 10,000 10.550 . . 5,000 R-sides others of 2,0001. 1,0301. 5001. &c. &e Ste. • GRAND LOTTERY, begins DRAWD4G r Foiruery 3, 1806. SCHEME. 3 of L 20,000 afo L 60,000 91 .... 10,000 9 a 8 20 50 120 5,000 First-drawn rickets 22 5,000 Tickets L 2 )0,0IX) Part of the above Capitals. Eirst.dra.vn Tick.:t It Day, .. • • L 10,000 Ditto .......... 4th Day, 20,000 Ditto 6th Day, .... 9n,000 Ditto Ditto .... 10th Day, .... 2,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Attery Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket Half L.IO 2 0 Eighth 1 .2 12 0 4.larter •• • An early purchase is advised, as the First 3,000 Tickers trill ►e entitled to 221. each, besides their chance for the Ca pitals FASlllltNAtil,t: MUSICAI. INSTRILIMEN'r, hat may Ise played even by those not Wain; a knowledge of Mute. BAINBRIDGE, the Patentee of the FLA • GSOLIT, No. aa, flothom-hill, near Fetter one, respenfully returns thank. to those Ladies and Gen !miners who love recommended his improvements on that nstroment Front the great demand for this fashionable wen-moil I,,trument, individuals, ever on the alert to veep from mores loboitr, have taken a very unfair idea, tar, by imposing on the public (patients:ly those re. 'ling in the country), a spurious sort of Flag-valet, .shish they, unjustly, call Patent; and, as sev.ral persona lap bad those sent for his Patent Flageolet, it is hopmi this will al as a caution; for they are different in tone, fingering, ease, and durability. Ht. Patent Fierolot has a metallic tube, by which any one may ionaustly produce a ..wi..et tone, without exertion. he reed tithe carries away the moisture, that the instrument gall not get out of order. By placing two keys at iliii bottom of the instrument, and the *natures beir.g 4f different sites, the firetee.na is regular, late tin. German Flute tall others rs. quirts ern iihfiligering;-, d requires no pinching, or half coverin g , for the upper limes Mr. Sainh-idge rest, I fully invit,t those nut Ineswing mime, to examiro hit New Invouted 14 , ols of In strutiowl, sh•els hr givei with the Instrument; they welt in ahoitly perceive, ti-at they may play thirty tunes, and, at the same time, ore soy deress learning the notes. Encouragement I l i ii. rnosie is the ,atest inaoceinent to p-rsesenta c e. S ome heearods can pi e the ahoy... The price of a ' , dem Fla geolet, with bra s:eys, and heat, 11.5 s ; ditto, ditto, silver keys, 11.11 a 6.1 rah wirramet, end his name on them. Those ii:elreing a twee pound note in a letter to hi. Music Shop, as wieive, win Wive the Flageolet sent to any pa r t o s th e Vented KOseyt .m„ with the change iiielesesl, by rein',. 0( meal. .gust inoltro•ltrO, II f.synovite New Snitg for the I. Forte, with a Flags ,let AYe•iisoriniment, et •dieated, by per m issi o n, e the Must :Noble the Marquise( ISl.iiisliml. THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 18(6 VIC niAI.I.ING-OrnCE, Dee. 43, 1355. L, I R. JOHN WEEKES, o f B rode f, torte, near Last n- A citron , i n the p,,to t it t Getrittrall, Grittier, Of Satre Dealer in rattle, Amin , : to elude by pahlii Trader, dated the 14th lamas, *chick he mad, to the /err the Stipple, of ed Beef to 114 Mojrstu's Ships and Vessels at Ply. wittitli end 1 eirhatt fir ear nuking Twelt.r AlengM, Th• CUMMISSIONERS far rielritillitig /hi MI fetter Noy" it. hcrrtre Kira That on Tlllrlf6DelY the NA den , t . 11111111, y/liti,theli will be ready to reefers. f esh Traders is wntiat (welted pip), nod treat sa.th sorh Persons as rill undertake to furriok lehaterer FRESH REEF ms,, hr required for the Use llis ,ilojesty's !eeps awl Tench at Plaounsth end TllfiklV (04 separate Coatio•is) lions that ri.v, to the 31st If December, 11106, inclusive, and to be paid for by 11.11,, payable with bite, est, Newry Wu% otter Dote. Tie Caiditimis of the i'oodrmly may he seta a the Seeress , 0.1,ee, at this t)/leer, or lia applyi ttt Mr. :Mlle., tie Aden, af the said t • ,1 11his,ioners at Plymouth. ar to the Collector of the Ciis• tons at Dartmouth, in the Coon'', of float.. No regard a ill be had to ens, Tender to which the Prim shall rat he iArrrted its. weeds St length, or that shall oat be delivered to she Beard litthre One *'('lock on the said ThoirPtatt. the 4IFt of January,utte. nor *ldeas the Perms who make tee rebuke., nr DMne Person on Ass hehele; attends, to homer ass,e,, celled far. TO TILE PROPRIETORS OF LAST-INDIA STUCK. LADIIS AND GLINTLIMEN, AT a moment, when, through the zealous 11 exerti,,n3 of my Friends, I had receiv..4 such numerous promiosot support, as left nu MAMMY of detain either on their minds, or my own, of an . extensive majority on the Iltallot, Dept Marjn:ibanks, for reasons whir h he has publicly assigned, has withdrawn his pretensions to fill the ;,resent Vacancy in the Direction. Thus ei , cumstanced, it becomes my peculiar duty to•avo'd giving any unnecessary trouble to my friend. ; but I venture to hope, that such of tire it who can, without ninth inconverience, attend, will kindly tiblige me with the favour of their Strifes:es on the Day of Election,. I have the honour to be, Ladies an.' Grotlemen, Your devoted homqe Servant, GEORGE MILLETT Russell.otrect, Elroy-square, Jun. 1, 1806. This day it published, 'MUTES of a COURT MARTIAL. holden mr hoard Ills Ylajmt%'i chip Niue:: of Wales, for the Trial of -Ur ROBERT CALDER, Bart. Vice AIIMINI of the 41111 • toget'ler erne Cettespn.id.mce Itetween S. ROBERT C A Cro R. Admiral Lord GARDNER, and the Him. Aiti.:iral CORNWALLIS; Sir R /MEWL' CALDER'S LE f I'ER to tne NIIRALTY, dcroanding a Court Martial: and otiser Printed DOCUMtII.I. in 3. C. Mortley, Portsmouth; 'old by Lohman, Hurt , . Rea' and Orme, Paternotter-row ; and Huttland, Ply mouth D.,ck THE SI.EFPIEP, 111 F AUTT. NEW MUSIC. Ths Div tt noVsluri, at Kelly's Ones Saloon, rINHE Overture and Musical the Sleeping Beauty, a o w performing at the Theatre.Royal, Drery• Lane, can. I""'-d,aehlited, and dedicated, by peT1116”1 , 10. to her Cisco the Duchias wf Rutland, by John Addimii.—Erown Sato, or the Solthens Far.a.ll , a ballad, written by James Enaden, E-q. (Kelly —The Now, Ditto (Kelly)..—Therno, with fourteen vas-intone for the EianmEoite, and accompaniments for a Violin and Violoncello Id-wthoyen with Vitrationr, Duet, and tlaip(Milli ii).—Air, wi , li Variation.. for the Viotio, with A-comoanlinents (p. Rod,),—Three foe tw o maciii, tyro Tenor., and a V Isloncello composed and +rivaled si His 11wYs114ightswie the Deana oSEiyieritne(fitsaillo). Where may be had, every Composer'. Work as moo as pub- ALMANACS FOR 1846. NMIDDLE lON, 162 Strand, the corner of . hews In ilifwm the Public, that the va rious kind, of Alicaitacks and Repositories, the Lila, and Souveinr, :re this clay publisher-I, and are to be had at this Shop, in the greatest variety, plain, or been i in the moot eferant manner; an extensive assortment or Put ket Books and Thread, Cases; Wriiiisc Desks and Banes, kneel tip for the ioe of Ladies or Genil.7rnen, fur work, drawing, or dressing ; Gcntlemen's Pocket Commodes, contenting every necessary for dresstog. particularly 'helot for Gentlemen in the Service of His Mai -sty. Letter. Copying Machines (a large assortment eon:tint!v on hand for Connting House and private use. On the utility of the Copying Machine it is unnecessary to dive'', as it is well known that twenty long Letters may be accurately copied in less time than one of a middling length by the Pee. Some Counting House and Portable Machines, second hand, in good po•seivation, to he sold cheap. The Original Manufactory fur N. Middleton's Black Lead CONSPICUOUS ADVANTAGE. f IIBBONS, Woollen-Draper and Tailor, 183, %.5 FLEET-STREFF, near St Dunstan's Church, sup plies Geintemen With Apparel, made to measure, of the best Materiel, first Fashion, and Workmanship, at the following prices, for Ready Money only : L. s. Second Cloth Coat - • - 1 13 Super ditto - • - 1 18 Very best superfine ditto 6 . 2 111 Ditto Cassiinere Breeches - - 19 Cord ditto - - 16 • Ditto double twilled - - 11 And every other Article in the above Branches, proportion able cheap. The qualities are warranted the very best, and the Mean tape tu the public are accounted for, by every article being bought and sold for Ready Money. NEXT DOOR TO THE GLOBE TAVERN, FLEET STREET. JOSEPH BROWN (from Heby't), re a l BOOT and SHOE MANUFACTURER, encouraged by the Pa tronage of Noblemen, Gentlemen, arid the Public, continues to keep on Sale, an extensive and fail . i ~, table Assortment of p m r e m n e in w i ' M il- n7od;a n te rd w G ant of than e A a r c ti e rs, ln t:a ll. r t ra w n " ted of eri Ge u n a t l l t e o . bespoke, and submitted, for prompt Payment, at the under rated prices:..... L. s. d Hessians, calf . . 1 14 0 Ditto. Spanish . . I 16 0 Jockey, bark-strap . . 1 16 0 Thrcc-q uarter Ditto . . 1 14 II Ditto, cordovan . . 1 6 0 Military, backstop . 1 11 0 Walking Slums . . 0 10 • Dress Ditto and Pumps . 0 10 6 Remarkable strong Shooting Shoes U 12 0 Merchants and Country Dealer: supplied as usual. No Cuniteelion with any ether Hone. QTEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA TERs —The Nubility and Gentry are reipeOfully in. formal, these celebrated Perfumer continue on Sale at 21 9.1 and 4s. 61. per Bottle, usual, of the mast aproved Quint. ties, at Steel and Meyer's, ',trend, Water Merchants to Yee Royal Highness the Princes. of Wales, Pro. 15, Catherine sheet, Strand. iron the great demands made by Merchants, Clamart ei Ship,, mei other., for these articles to export, they are infornied they inav be supplied from their exit-finer stark, with from one t.. 1110 rin,ce at Two Drys' notice, and the the lowest Prier, by tlirtit,ree tile, is 28s per Dozen ; the I ."evelers •lts ; the !Lowy Warr, 14.. T. Meyer's celebrated Dentifrice is .aild usual the litnx, or 11. 1,. per Dwen, the excellence of winch le too k loon M aseetta repetition. Families I:siding in the may have any qiiantity of !Arender sent Clem, by !emitting a Note or order fir Payment in Town. PATRIOTIC FIINIP Lloyd's, Bee. 17, 1805. l‘ lA h Ni e R . , 2 1 pcplica ves f ti t ln m s e havi ,l ng m been en t, received ceive ave a l l fro i from His Majesty's Service, unacrompariled with proper testimo nials; the Committee adopt this heale of giving notice, that Certihcates are expelled of tile relation in which the claimants stood to the deceased, and of their crrcirtustsnoes being such as to entitle them to relief, signed by the Magistrate, Clergy. man, or some other peroiri of respeetability, in the place where they reside. Widow; are requested to mention the ii II mber of their Children, with their respeCtive ages; and Parents to fer n .rit phrof, that the deceased hitt neither Widow nor Child. Navy Pay-Office Certificates of the Panic. having •tesee per mittA to receive the wrges of those under whurrs• they claim, will be considered sufficient evidence of thew daein..- the legal Repre:.:ritatires. J. P. WELSFORD. Secretary. CONTR Ittlf noNs, after Divine Service s en the DAY .1 THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, M AR INZS. and VOLUNTEF.kS, Wounded; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES of those Killed, In tin Majesty's Service. Amount of Subseriptionralready advertised L 45,281 14 6 •.• The Names follnieiwit the PI errs of Worship, ere these of the Re.. Gellii(ll.44# who preached. Mary Gate Meeting, Nottingham, Mr Green 28 2 2 Castle Gate 51eeting, W. Elliott . - 21 2 6 Houndsgate Meeting , Mr Prent i ce - 31 5 0 1 iq High Pavement Cn:sil, Mr. Taylor - - 26 7 6 Mil. Lungilen - . - 0 JO 6 Harftfmth Church, Middlesex, Dr. Greenlaw 11 17 6 La MlN,llrne ditto, UStib. --....- . el 2 6 Oemge Mostyie, F.q Aslitead,Surrev - 50 0 Remittance fro ii Farnham, in part of a Collec tirin there - - 105 0 Independent Meeting, Wareham, Dorset, John Bannister - - 5 0 Essendon and Hayford Church, Herta, 2d remit tance, -- - - . 1 3 Church, Burnham, Essex, J. Contellis - IS 49 Disientine Chapel, ditto, ....... - . 7 0 Smith Hill Cat ailic Chapel, near Chdrter, Lan cashi-e, G Clarkson . - 25 0 The OfEcerr,..:nd p.srt of the Crew of His M.ijesty'a Ship Repulse - . - 25 S Llangattock Chursh, $ J. Harris, o&ciating 0 15 14 Llanelly church, i Minister 5 15 0 11 4)11411, Warweckshire, C. Curtis . - 15 17 Cullomptois, 2d Sub. -- - - 1 0 Carlaverock Church, Dumfries, W. M. Merino 13 13 Company of Royal Starinary Artil'ery - 5 18 Taviytock Unitarian Chapel, ----- . 9 4 Tatistock Vol UraCtrl - - S Lovermll Church, Yorkshire, -. . 4 4 Cropredr Parish, ne..r Banbury, -.- 12 15 Torrington Chinch, North Devon. R Ord - 13 0 5 Town and Nergithourh.od of Andover, remitted he P Parker, Ent. Bailiff - - 186 3 0 AndoverCinarch, by ditto - - 25 1 44 Palish of Abbott's ' - - ''- --_ _ -at of Ate... - Ants, by ditto - 19 4 6 Ditto, Within, by ditto - - 6 0 6 Ditto, Appleilaw, by ditto - - 4 q 0 Ditto, Chute, by ditto • _ t.; :3 9 Chula Friendly Suriety - - 2 0 0 Charrh at Hershall, Mr. Mktke4 l - 42 11 4 Parish of Chrity Church, Surrcy, T Ackland 41 9 0 Parish of Wrexham - - 65 14 4 The Pli.ro4gli and Pariah of Hilt Wycombe. by R. W. Slater, £.q. - - - 132 0 0 Now Chapel, Illio•dfitad elalto ...... Legat _. 29 • 9 o r tn. ; Loyal Shoredlich Volunteers, command ed by Maim Marshall • 111 It The Rev. Dr M.i.re, and the Congregatlon at Chalford Chapel, Gloom...stet...hire - 14 17 The Dissenters reeding at ChalLiol - 9 13 Parish of Htllit.ylle, Somerset, 1. Howe - 5 6 Enham Church, A. Atkinson - . 2 1 Church at BlandlOrd, --.-. - - 48 8 Collected at the Meeting-house Door of the Dis senting Conspogapun, at Blandford - 70 14 St. Mary's, Church, Waridford, ..-...... - 6 10 Church of Studland, --..- - 5 12 --- of Shroton end Farrington, --• . 8 2 Pariah of Springfield, Essex, T. Partridge - 65 4 Roman Catholic Chapel, Crandon Par, Essex 7 7 St. George the Martyr, Qweetsoq ilditional Subscription, J L. Mertyn - - 2 0 Parish Church, Harrow-on-rho-Hill, Samuel Evans 57 0 Chesterfield Church, --. - . 67 8 Prom:tent Dissenter's Chapel, -....... . 17 5 Edeusor Church, Derbystrini, ---....- 6 0 Shitlarid Church, ditto, --....- - 5 0 Dronfield Church, ditto, —.- - 5 2 ' Rev William Bagshaw, of Dronfield - 5 8 Inhabitants of Penr , dge, Staffordshire, Slaney 20 5 St. Mary's Parish, Cardigan, --.-.-- - 16 8 Parish of Clifton, II Hawes - 107 13 Catholic Chapel at Preston, 2d Subscription, W. Dunn . . - S 11 , Roman Catholic Chapel,Brownedge, J. Atkinson 10 10 Parish of Watford, Heru, Hon. and Roe. W. Capel - - - 76 2 i Parish of Canford Magna, G. T. Price - 28 17 Knighton, Radnorshire.... Davies • 9 0 Fa rii b.rough, Berkshire. S. Dennis - S 7 M. and M. - - 10 0 Periningham Church, .......... . - 12 0 Park-str,irt Chapel, St.George's,llanover-oquare, J. Clarke - - 32 14 11 St. Paul, Deptford, J. Sinooorl - - 66 911 Stanford Rivers, Essex, including 101. 10s. from John Lodge, Esq. --....- - II 2 6 Thommanby, near Thirsk, --....- 3 13 0 Wheaterthurn Parish, Gloucestershire, --....-. 2 13 0 Saul Parish, ditto, ---i- . - t is 0 Fretherrne Parish, ditto, W. Morgan - 1 12 6 Dihderi, near Soothamptors, C. Este - II 0 0 Winterburime, Gloucestershire, S. Parker - 21 17 3 Stockton, Warwickshire, C. Crane - 4 0 6 Bee-eles, Suffolk, including 51 ss. from the Vo• luntems,ll. Reece . 1111 14 G - Lewin's Mead Meeting, Bristol, J. P. Estlin, J. Rowe - - Iti 11 9 Basingstoke, 2d Subscription, —..- • U 8 6 Parish of Wardune, Mr. Eastwick • 2 8 6 Cotton Vent,, Dr Thring - - 6 !) 6 Travonl. Sufßilk, ---. • 13 16 0 Dargham, ditto, -..-.-... . . 3 4 0 Bramfied, ditto, —.....- 52 6 Mor.vian Chapel, Haverford•ert, -- . 9 0 9 Meeting-house, Hatfield-heath, --..- 7 3 0 Stains, County of Aberdeen, G. Perla - 9 5 0 Kenilworth, S. Butler - - 12 g 4 Inhabitants of Cirbratre cum Halton, Northom berland, G. Wil..n . 31 0 0 Rillington, Scacipston, J Carsten - 10 17 7 Ileums, Mappleton, and ht sick, -- --- - 7 2 0 Dissenting Chapel, Beverley, --.- 7 15 0 Church of Linton. E Flibet - - 17 15 2 *Oleos...lent Meeting, Lints., .---- Hopkinson 14 111 3 Little St. Mary. Cambridge ' wt,.;: es - 4 7 3 ninon, Cainbrulgeshire, T Het 4 0 10 Great St. Andrew's din., W. A. Pemberto.i 111 13 0 'toles, Hampshire, J Darin - - 4 15 6 Godshill Church, N. Lanca<ter - - 14 0 3 Church at Alderton, GloncestsWore, ---.... J 2 0 Baptist Meeting, Upton Severn, --. • 2 6 9 Co-doles; Church, Surrey, James licrestord 1 2 6 %V Irluviugth, Derbritur e , J. Chsloner • 2) 1 9 Winters, dot ~ j s tis Steeplir - - 414 7 ...letting-hawks W,cksworth. 141 , 4a..h mid Aston, Hamville, J. I,)?ke 1 14 7 11 3 10 (PRICE • Belford, R. Murton . 1 I beimui, - - I 4;sent. Congregation, Hall Weston, S Tipple Emb:tten Church, Nonliumlsei land, IL Hodges 3 Great Drifbeld, Yorkshire, ------ - Orielsbui ton, ditto. --- - - Bury Church, Sussex, W. Walton . South Stoke Church, -J..*. - - Ashrscich Church, .—.......- . - Ditto Dia.enting Chapel, John Evans - Ditto, Isul Cornwall, per Lieut. Jnlin Warren Ditto, Little Petheriiir, ditto, per ditto • - • Swinnerton, Staffradanire, --..- t Piiiitesten, Mr. Hughes . - 1 Client Abb-is, Dorsetshure, W. Davis • I flaverhill, Suffolk, including Volunteers, C. Hay • ward . - . 7. 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