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N E ■ ~~ r • r ni A' a. Prom Everett awl Cu. Breams Derr,*ll, pvr Ihr. ry. Stade.. 41.74.7 d. Fro* Pule sod Co. Dr. Serdernorr & 0 From Jones, Loyd, end G. IlLitlambgeout, Pere ••••‘.— N.lll. Wicker IIL 7. ed. Igetun. 'l6bea, Ord forrtsitiee iletratie prrites. J. ' Slawoomb lll. To. 60, • Eno Supsobsile,• t01e44 • r:t swootb4 up? Rev. B. 3 1 B• (114.hilisq 4. 'C. Ht. Ilairbe and So., prr Pet*is 1 . 1 - 4 1 iltv.North Rt.. T. Oa ' Vat 4 1 . 6 . • terbsemoil reftlei• • 'TM 1.04. Fettrot,?flortiooptniip - per liew.-J.Rerorp• 1 . 4 ; 4 1 vs. 91. att. tMr • I •411114:3d. - - k hastiness area;Mi dnerHaalapOr the Hasiveed Iles. G. II Ifs. 31. as a, per 31. .11 illav 36/. 66. 3d. 4 Clorrat Nlerlbrr, Baehr, per Rev. T T. Coz• forli Irplyse Deis% pi? .43 Rev. RS I.rwA.ele 4 Kidworthy,du. perdit". a 4 Lunick.ner the Tbrap • men Bank $ le lingoes end Cook, • :AV.; nalltke, aed Itavolre, 16611 Si her. T. Buck easily Ihear, 31. 3.1 0. Cullmerreorllb. 3l **l • lank. 1e,3/. • E itsrml43l.i JOH: (;$ renamed, 94.; J. Tweirdeiv, w.; K. J, Apoierreed, 14.1 a • )Ire. f 1. ; • P. Mtersialit, 11. 1,.; .1:4 tente*. heti, 11. 14.0; M. Usti lorrata, .11. Is.; Rev. W. it, Ir T es.Ryleh,ll.l • hl re, Garrett, Seam vliffs, • • 11.; Mrs. Whitaker, It ; thasy I.llrai7d, 114 Hier*. hiScie, 11. • J Oct , • 11.; Crm. 1/h140,1/ ; J. Willed,. 41 ; J elacklisre, I 1.; J IV4rniatau MI, 1 ; • OWN". 1N..; B. _ : Alan • lee. ; N. Tea& RI.. ; • • firs:V ii , r . o lka. ; M. •-•• p ie 7, ios.4 J. Illeisaik, 11. ha ; Sesrlwy small sob seriswiusa, IL. 17e. ; CoUrer ions is Ake eilerrith,3l6l.l6 3.1.; Ditto . is. , (Amid* Xis/play Sclickg, 11. 20. N. • also 01.1 111,11Haist Chaprl, 81. 16.. Ifld ; Ditto r.br at 2. r. d 0.91.16„ 9.1.; Ib.. 11'ui linen einplay..l Sone, it. Wyassi• Camel Facture, 231. Is. OS.; the iVtuk. Pm do. in Willi ley, S se. sad lirulAra lEinallrgi du. 16/ Ils.; Collawtresa is hew Mrtbediat Clia FA, It I. . CI. nisdutied fur Pernik lug, Six. 4/. 4s. 4d. ref Fl &Co .k, ef Proelmory 2J$/. 0. 081 pr r idasialvldusd Lea, of Ixim Orr. itichesstavav, per Rol' Jr. H. Wei 1/. 13s 6.1. Luddiugtoo, d 0... 31. 14s 61. Cold Ilir• tee, pvtlt. v W..WU1..0 sots 2 In Imissiday., per ditio 0 6 Saptotr.pst E Harrington iluby, pr. it.v. II Bi nits a 6 12 Rothrrby, t lD flateterlto•rueD9l4 , .1 1 0 , • mot. r. Beinby W. 59 Ocl. 111beepy per ger. T C. Fell 99 11 131.14 HIS pc Nev. B. lig.aaby 3 9 *Greabil,;letuadildional Its. Irbureastrroe, per. Rev. .W. R. Tyson 2 0 lkzelbyr, per Rey : .1 3/ 16s. ed. Tstiosersul, per Own . 10.. 8. .• Weirßaby, !ter du.. 16s. 24. Chsdurn, prelims N. I3s. bd. ErlouniUiurpt... Ws. R.Craitx....lls. N. i:sstwrll, prr Her. Failbful. 2 0 Ashfordby, prr T. B. Buruahy 12!. As. 11d. Dolby Macau. per Res. W. Y. Note s. 3 0 Thorpe Arsold.coms Brewer/by, per Rev. - -I:Clestbusg_. 21. 191. 6d. Laturlesbo. per Bee. 1.. C. Humbles, AL is. W. ISueduagioas t •por dims eis Ills. 30. Kerby Bellamy per Noble.. 5 a UPPialltu*.SslO" Per ftec.J.Grary if. Irio. N. Clupeirt . of Ts...ly. _ etas, lesatissirvy- 7 7 Lissisdfsed, do. el. Ids. sd. iasetlibibis,ditis....% 9s. ed. Llandegly, Woos, . pot err. .5 . J.. .41. to. Id. 16•Nrolloak per itarr. .W. 16 Wallairaui a ISL . id. 1446a6rainrares.4064 , J , els. ed. OW ie. ILK Is. 10. 116446,..1A4416.. 4rts ; ilsr.joks Hemp_ • 1 I. Liottort, ditto, per ditto ...... 21. p c ed. Wrthain - on -tlns-11 pie Ott Rev. 0/.,Ta.. avant Ciirehy, du. per do . 1 0 .1144.. k, Novalatoo, • -vr per Rev. J. Tryon IS 11 - North Lllffenhaeri, Rutland, per Ree. W. Haed7stater7 Is SdJII lON to n former doilitiooo(7/., NW. 15s. 64. Conversion, per IL v. C. Brlvrave idlotie,6liropillite lO I.la nirsinan Doerr' Cade./ 1.140rad0a1a4...4.,... 016 Kotam-oodon4layotriod, tialopqa. • Rao. I. M. rgny 3 9 Preston Gobbets, 6s lop. per Kew. , G. B;ors 1 Vii Ingo of Balser, Lin ' solo U. 10e. 44; Fitchtoft, ditto 131. 6.1. ' Skertirric.ilitgo - • 4 17 Heoissoon, ditto, 41 Ills. 6.1. Shellisplos, roe WV ' Jobe MIL 16s 7J. A.2.ey. 114 s, peeltetr. J. Atlrloson. ... 10 0 StOt field. re 61. . .11 14,6 J. Ippolieres , sad Wy. sursoilley, par Kee. W. La5...f....1U is. 7.1. 'lllestust, Hots, per Rev, • Resakury. 10. Chishoris nook, per Hr.,. W. M. D. age 40 0 Dertfo4, 410111 house . to basso, per Rev. J. Carve, 6l 13 Uolird Parishes of St Michael !loyal sod IL , Marti. Vsotry, is tire City of Lon doss, per Ker. O. F. • fe5r0t0y........69/. I Is. 6d. Astuo.Throld, Berk,, par .11rw..1. Camp , . ... :s N. Is. Id. Llawaritotio, Caewttrveta, per Rey. J 44 10s. BJ. Little Newcastle and Amish -tow, per 94-v. Ostsrße Hrorto..•• I 6 [inertia, carsoss' oll . - per Rey. R. Junes Ids. 9J. Llawerchayrnw Drum ryd,,'wed Hesfytwfw, Cardigan, per Key. W. imbed' ... • • • • ... 8 6 LeOttou, wear II ereturd, pto Joshes Rhooiit 6 5 Hereford, 244 sithoerip• inns, per Rey, T. Lloyd. 631 14.. 11. Nurtifleet, Kent, Col lection from bons. to kerne, per Rev. Grote& lottlaiter 21 17 'EI. Aosksew'r,Gialwor. Ein,.per Rev. Nregb ......... 1 14 do. per do. .. les. 84: Foaton, near York, per Rt.r. S. BWittk .... 4 14 Harhow, Briks, per Rev. John Schell: 3 0 Thinker Derpkw, per Itert. J. Musklwrwse 10 0 TlitateSows, itst I Wed, per Be,. .Were., 1 0 Gee. tiros% dm, per Rev. De Foe Raker 4 1 How wk. NwrOiroo. berler4l, per Rev. °timid Head.... 6 II Ilderbot, dn. per Rev. J. Jobarwo . ..... 5 0 Alidwan, ito. per du.. 1 10 Po Moll', Chester, per Nev. I. K. Mullion 2 0 HinidliesiLturn•Cliese. IVesi Riding, Viol, per. Kew. T. Adieu -404 l2 0 B. Berunghion, near sm.irgwice,petße v. T. 11141 Wain* Ick:einui, Caw!). per Rev ll.Lasrellas, 81. 4. 6d. Ltesidegli). Radnor, per Sev..l. J % 9 Lldiiribaneel • Hisyd- Ikea, du. per du. 11. 13s. 6d. Cahill. eorawall, per Rev. K. Utiles 31. lle. Otl. Mist err Feb, Brie ' 10, per Rev. Hulbert : Waters l7 10 Ruclearurre and .411itattery, H amp xlii. e, per R. v. W Wade Barters-u pun. Humber, pr r Rev. G. Uppleby 33 2 Sow ila • Terreby. per 1 .16e. U. GateW 41. 7s. Id. Cbe p&p al Lirdale, ..I.4saeaster per Rev. —.... . Rags eite 7 10 Clbapelejt. of Field Broashaaa,per Rev. l-Pleili p &lite • 5 10 United Pali#4l. .1 ' • Cheltun., Clearly, 11l - Deuxtril, 24L culler, , tier. ptr Rev. H. 1/lettered...el Rev. W. Edeards l2 8 Ctonleit St. Nicholas, Stemerset, per Rev. 1 4. L. Warm.. C. de. Oil. Little Hermes:4, Heels 0 10 Great do. do. per Rev. IL R. Newell • 0 10 Find's, &ewe, per Rev. Jas. H sod 711. 3s. 9d. 1 Tamar Wood, pear ••Verahrne, Mut, per .Reir. W. Heroes b 3 Was kteeri le, Northam beelead 421. Bs. 104. Reardala, Yak. per . Rev. R. Skelstoa 41. Its. dd. Lavishers, do. per do 21. 74. 84. Wrodlerea, North.,.. • beelrod. per Rev. B. Koroietett theitted Parishes of St. Asthenia's tied St. Jukta.lbe leepaisi on 12albass2. per Raw. . la‘illabataaa..e..ll4B. is. td. It. Nbeirods, litotbee. iddiatode tbeartiee 4411. be.lB/. t e. St. Mama, End Cheap, sod at. nor th. Organ, per Rv. r.. ?di 164. W. Ref wood aid Co. • 0 B,allserysfesifs.lk, ass.— H•nelet, Rntliwp sliss. Essex, per Rev. T. W. Tusks .... 11 II Ttitoo, Kent, per Non. and Rev. F. T. N 0.1.1 • ' 101. 1m IR. Lenitive, 'Deems, per . " Rey. Jaw Moore.. 3 0 of a Sub. seription at Colehes ter, per Eadaile 411 11. 10d. Grlastted, &sex, irer Rev. C. Hewett IL 12.. 6.1. Weseley. 46. yer It. v. -F. Fisis.r . .... 11 0 St. Osyth, (b. per Rev. J. Ferrkt 41.4s 91:1- St. 113sey-st•the.Walls, Colchester, 2d Sub. per Rev. P. Doyle. 24 6 Roveh. Essex, per Rev. B. Waller Great Bulbul!, do. per Nev. J. 1.. Real 3 14 6,r41 Urrhurrow, do per Rev. E. Peter 21.2..6d. Great 0 Alm 'do. per Rev. J. Hirrisun lO 10 Great Carlin, do. per Iter. R. Willsu 9/ 3.. Eld. Wovrenhoe, ditto, per Rev. N. Cowin. 101. Is. led. Marks Tey, do. per Rev. P. Wright 1 5 ArdleiEh, do. per Rev. H. Bishop.... W. Is. 6d. Si. Peter, do. per Rev. W t Air:rah l9 11 Fdrdham, ditto, per Rev. M. Dodd 51. 14.. Id. Abbertnn, do. per Rev. J. Roger. IL Os. 6d. Peldon do. per Rev. J. Palmer . .... 5 11 From the Lincoln Bank. Welboortie, per Rev. H. Desbrowe .... 11 0 Si Nicholas, per Rev. W. Gray IL 151. 0.1. .florthWillinghans,per Rer..R. Curtis-41. 2. 0.1 Manion, per ditto . l 9 .Duoiaglon spou. Elaine 10.. 6d. Stlewneld, per K. v. Wray Horsington, per do. .. 1 10 Wentworth, per Rev. H. "easiest 13s. Id. St. Martin, addit. per Rev. G. D. Krat .. 0 10 Fillingbam, per Rev. M. Hodge. ...151. 12s. 6d. Worlaby %illy, neer Cation Fraddinghsas Appleby .... Illessinglins and But - ford, per R.'. J Illseklnuoa: ...M. 7.. ed. Melton Rose, per Rev. C. F. Weston .. 51. 5.. 7d. So vrerby. per ditto South Kelsey, per Rev. F. Wilby 7s. 'ld. Owmby, per Rte. T. _ . , . Townsend 3l. 16s. 9.1 . Disthorpe, per W .41 9a. 6J. Snxby, nrsr Lincoln, per Rev. M. Dods. worth Si. It.. KJ. SnellanA, per Ray. R. Gairy ...... 31. 51. 6.1. Rrpham, per Rear. E. B.onahead 21: Os. 6.1 Birder, per Rev. J. _ . Wray ..... 11.75.44 Coielyi(addisioaal) per Res. 0 Muore 11 5 Swirsdrebg, per W. C. Reeds!' Eagle wish Swin shorpe, per ditto, extra parochial 7 4 Hvekshorne, per Rev T. Browne.... 41 O. 9d. Sprrillcartua, per Rev. T. Bruwne .. 3 11 North Carlson, rr Rev. J. Toon:has band Broshialmt, VT do. 10a. 10J. Suxelby, prr do. Blaakney, per Rev. E. Chaplin .. leg. 3s. 941. Mahal!, per Rev. P. Holm, 4l. 3a. Ad. Btanewurih, per R• t. R. Couloir 1 16 Afellterinaharm, per 'ev. A. A. Eke 71.161. 841. th Searle, per Rev F.Galland I. 13s. 6d. %unborn, Notts, do. 41. 15s. Bd. Healte►y, per Rev. 8. Martin 5 0 Ca mmerisehsta, per do. 1 0 St. Dote •Lineolo, by Rte. G. Jepson 4 3 Wettest, per Rev. 1. Carter ll. 113,.. 811 Barlow, per do. It. lis 6d. Kettlemhoepe, perßev. C. B. Massiarbeed 5 10 Petersham, tierrry, additioual soh. per Rev. Delafoste.. 6 5 Gresford Church, per Rey. C. Partin, 481. 15s. 6d. Farodon, per Rem. T. Davies Trevor Chapel, per Rev. J. Sautudmm 41 18s. 9d. Egeingtoa, per Rev. N' liereeel► Troglerd amid St , per Ile Barrow-upon-Tram, perdu Brant inghaat, East Riding, Yorkshire, per Rev. J. Simpono 'IL By. 2d. Loddiogion, Lincoln, per key. F. Boyish • 41 ►Oe. 9d. Epworilh, per Rev. F. • 0 Althorpe, per Rev J. . - Harris** • .61 Is. W. Cessiogbarn p.r Rev , . I .1. Hortlt , rpi... 51. le S& Waikeilharni per ditto '1 ft -41 e le►. TI, ' Add Tannart►, Xialtord. per Rev s T. Bleak 1531. Bs. 91. lig*lnelt, ',elev.:ter, per !ter. pr. Madan.. 26 0 Shenstune, StufTurd, prr Rev. J. ii.sr -171 116.8 d. Stove, Litchfield, Sd subscription llll 0 Tiu.ro Couttootiage, St ,fford, per Rev. S Madan Edinole, do per Bet'. R. Buckerider -. 6 • Burling', per Hector and Co 2l 10 I udepeadeul Sleeting _ holm at tAillelerot - th Ria. It. Hartley 13 0 l'er Crompton iud Cu. erniagton, Derby shire d Qt. 17s 4d. Barlow, do lOl 17s. Id . Baguio, du O/. 13s. 3d. Beeley, do 111 ISs. Dhl. Shirley,a do 01 7l. Barlhorougb, do. 1 11. 125.641. Eekiazlon, from house ti house, per Hew. F. Mama.. 1371 IN. ed. Little Uoseboro,York. shire per Hamson and Co . 14/. 7s. Od. ludepeodent Chapel, Siroudwater, pee Rer. J. Border 231. es. ed. Per G. BOf 160 e, Esq. of Car s:Tigris. Lieteard. per Rev. E. Robles Mettiriotot, per Rev. F Cole Braduoek sad Boron nor, per Rey. T Bennett 9l. 111. ed. Dkloe per Rev. J. 3/. Ss. ed. G. Bodine, Esq. of Carntiirtan Lulterieurih, per the Rev. L. U. Jobition 931. tes. 74. Berry Pomeroy, De von, per Rev. John Edwards Shermiuster, Newton, Dorset, by' Wan, and Cu. 211. 15s. 2,1. Coll trial, per Rev. J. Pritchford 491. 6s. 2d. I %Tiverton, Chesbire, per Rev J. Bower U. 141.6 d. St. Olive's Church, Chester, per Rev. G. Pearson . 2 7 Bramplown, HUSH., prr Rev. R. Booth ' • • 13t. 15s. 10J. 411 Saints, Hunts per Rte.' E. Edwa rds.. 4 14 St. John's, Hoots, per ditty Har wortb, per Rev Armstrong Houghton. le.Skerne, per Red. A. Ham mond . l/. 10s. 6d. NorthiCerucy,Glo'suer, per Rev. N flumes 17 b Suntbuick, Hants, pee Red. G. Hicks 14/. 51. 7J. Boarlittat, do. per do. 2 0 Small Subscriptions, _ _ ditto Loog Sutton, Soelh• too, per Rtv. C. H. White St. Bartholomew. Ex. climber, per Rev. Dr. Shrpherd 951. L. eld. Ipswich, 3dSobscrip. lion, per Alemader •ed Co 5O 0 Hertsboroe, Derby, per Rev. F. Tunes. chR lll. As 101 Liam-ton, Di woo, per Rrv. W. fowled _ _ 8/ 0.. 10d Whitchurcb,per Mem. Gilt and Co 4 S J. Smalltime, Esq Brumley .... 5 0 Rm. C.Swisin-y, do. 1 1 J. Mamball, Esq. do. 1 0 Mrs. Br.zisr, ditto •1 0 Sundries, ditto.... 15s. (1.1 Tsmerton, Devon, per Rev. W. Plower ... 9 17 finstitise. do.ver Rev. H. A. Hughes .... 51 11 Ptynystnek, ditto, per Rev. W. Williams 15/. 11, 3d. 1 Gorier, do per Rev. T. G. Gilliam 5/. 7s. 3d. Llangerfetscb, per Rev. 'H. Willman lt 10 Delbiry, Salop, per Rt v. T. H. Lome 3 0 Of • Lady, by Stine and Co. Llanyinyereh, per •Its v. John ',tights 0I Muslim, Somerset, per the Crewkense Rank..... 01. 8.. Sd. Sltlptue Bellingen, Harts, per Rev. J. Higbee ' 31. ss. td. Haokstimid, Lanes's- ter, per Rev. George Park 32/.65. 6.1. Noah Perrot, Somer. set, adtlalossatarb. arriptos, per Rev. W. lhaaktaa.... 41. la. 841. are,* Prior, Wor *e.ster, per Rev. R. .D.Stilliagfleet .... 6 0 Heywood, Laucautsire, per!. Stark. y, Esq. 501. sa. 6J. Donor:Me, per Re.. • -- Dewar§ . 391. Os. bd. Mihail', per Kra. J. Nervation... .141 13c 8.1. Keirtertovrand Pere ford, per Rev. Ju . . Curt'...: indtinghant, Nor folk, per Rey G. C. Kent . 71. 12e, Rd. I.l4perdent Chapel, • wider, Norfolk, per Rev:Juba Teaoast 47. fa. ed. ••010iitel WelKaghorougl, pet • e. Piro,". 3b 0 Febitsvi • pi** Rev. Me. A i ederadre.. 6 0 naltimoretr; - vett& r tier mud : Vit./31.6J. • t 4. Hampton, per Rey. H.P. Cooper 3 0 Pebootitt, per Rer. t tv.kr g ia. Kelreden, per Rer. C Daiwa 3ll Ss. Od. Debeetham, per W. Hues, cl, rk 111 41.4 d. Do. per P.Steptoe, 41. 0.. Id. Talliarlour, Ist puts. 71. 106. 40. _ _ . • V I. Wood, Sontlitoe, per Rev. T. Emma .. 4 15 Dayledou' de. de ..31. la 6J. Lowe, Reds. addi firms' Subscript. 141.05. 6cl. Tedatone Delamere, Hereford, per Rev. _ J. R0b1ey......... 3 0 A 5 Itoi., Hereford, per Rey. -- Pima.. 0 h Worossiey, ditto, per . _ . Do. 24 subscription, 41 94. 64. ' Stull°. l3l. 165.6 d. Shotley ...... 41. 15a. OJ. Rushton* 1 4 101 3s.l4. Trimisy Treston Westerfield Whitton 1 0 11'ettiesham 1 12 Wtirrstead 4l. 108.1141. East 8ergb0it.....16 2 Great Thornham and Kstitun 11.114,94. 061 on Somersbans 4!. Is. Id. %trios sod Lestintlou 121. 4s. 6d. Copiloek 41. Hs, 6d. Waabbroak........ 168.6 d. Toldekkato .... 21. 11.24. Bin ton•un-Trent, Rev. H. lomes 971. 7s. 7J. Tattenbill, Stafford, ditto Stapeubill, Drrby, per Rev. M. Halsted Heckles on-the-Wall, per Rev. T. Atlases 8 10 Bottles, per Rev. H. G. Liddte 91.15. 00. From Rock, Ey ton, sad Co., by Curtis Sad Co 2ll. fts. Od. Widen, 11uribumber. land, per do. 5 15 Billet, and Co. ditto . 3f. les. 4d. Oue day's pay frog Ike Officers, Non. commissiosed Offi cers, Gassers, and • Drummers of Major M Company of Royal Artillery statioued at Weedon 61 11.. 2d. Res. C. Jones „al 0.. 9d. Later!. Wine, per Rev. J Psley 47 16 ,Wu l lievertaa end Prai a's, Somerset, per Itri.S. L J•eab ,West Clialderion Willa. per Rev. C H. Hodgson.... 2t 5. 6d. West Dean, per Rev R. G. Willisms 10 Pype mid 1.741_,e Here. turd, per 11... T. Grctiou Brockbarepton Chapel, per Rev.!. Phillips 016 Farley, per do. ..Yl. 3e. W. Totruhepe Chinch, do. 6/. Ils. sil. Lazio's, Nnrihon, per Rev. .1 .W Noe .. 110 16 Charlton, Somerset, per Rev. P Leir Si 131.6 d. Llangwyfau, Draibigh, pc Rev. it Clou g h c R. se. 84. Bitlkery sad Frank. tun, per Rev. J. Biddottph.... 10/ 10t 74. Woolwich, Ken., per Kt v. H. Fraser 701. 128.84. St. Mary's, Kent, per R. Gaseoyne a 18 Preston, Somerset, per Rev. J. Hammond 3 Little Chart, Kent, per Rev. R. Henderson 41. 18s. 9J. Bethal, Korthamber lead, per Rev. E Otter lB 8 Thos. Tavel!, Esq. by the Bradford Runk, Wilts, sub scribed at Bradford 130 12 By the Rev. B Rich. ardsua, du. at Fresh. ford lll. Os 84. Ditto, Farltigh...... 3 3 St. James's Church, Manchester,per Res J. Hollis.— . 401. 18s, ed St. Bennet Shereboy, Hoak Faber ry, Col lection frum house to house Rev.,. Shakespeare.. 20 0 Rev. C. T. C. Lusmore 17 0 Stockton, Wild, per Rev. H. Goa .. 91 bs.'ll4lr Mr. Thomas Frost .. 1 I St. Juliet the Evange list, - Westasitister, per Rev. D'Arcy Heggiit.... 1334. 14s. Id. St. reiesle• Poor. 'ld sub. per N. Simpson 4 0 Chapetry "(Silverdale, Witten, per Rev. J. Beres. the City of Londou Tavern, Oundle, per Bee. D. Yuilte Lansadura I.AMorda •• • • 4 0 The Minister of ditto 1 0 Market Lsviogton, Wilts, per Church wardens l2 19 1/Mwde, Wilt., per Rev. B. %Tauten, l9 16 Devises further Subs per Locke and Cu. 141. 18s. 6d. East Xenneit, Wilts, per Rev. N. Good man 6/. St. 10d. FySeld, per ditto.... 8 0 A ItonPriors, per ditto 31. 3s. 9d. Marlborough, Wilts, ' 55/. 4s. 7d. Hambledon,Southton, per Rev. G.Ricbards 13 4 The Committee meet at daily, at Blev,n for Twelve. Subscriptions are roceihed at the Committee Room, he. tweets the hours of Twelve and Few; by Smith, Payne, and Smiths; and by all the Banters is Loudon and Westminster. By order of the Committee, MICH. WM. TROY. Hon. sec. REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE. AGENERAL COURT or the Governors of this Institution will be holden at the City of London Tavern, Bialtpsgate•street, us THURSDAY NEXT, is 2Stb day of July, 11122, at Our o'Cloch precisely. ROBERT CROSBY, Sec. MR. YATES AT VAUXHALL !!! THE PROPRIETORS of the ROYAL GARDENS 0081 re.peetfitliy 111111110110111 to the Nobi lity, Grotty, sad Politic, they have engaged Mr. YATES, of the Thaler Royal, Covent.gar&o, who will make his first appeatanco TOMORROW EVENING, IVEDNESDA V, 14th July, in a novel Entertaiament, *rifler expand, A ir him by a most eminent sad favourite Author, cousißilag of Recitation., Imitation., and Songs, Willed HASTY SKEXCHES; OR, VAUXHALL SCENERY. Part I.—View of a Coffee-room —Sketch of a• Actor die engaged, with • long Face.—Ditto, engaged. with ►is Face fore olsoriered.—Gay Vasty, hastily enec•ted.—Ortliue o f Old Vsnxhall—hbasital Conversation wit► • Root on • Tree-top, highly coloswed.—Family Portraits of Mr. Adam Stotchi•cton, Mors Lucretia Griseld•, Miss Arabella, Poll, sod Veins*, Cariratures.—Diggury Crabb, the Gardener, on wood.—Pheebss O`Dion, the Lamplighter, in off—Storm of Thunder and Lightnittg, a flashy piece.— Raining Cats and bogs, and Wet through at a Concert, in water colours.—. Singing and Catching Cold, im diatenspor.—Handel mid Ho. k, German subjects.—Vauxhall at present, laid on with a pound brush. Part 11.—View of the Pavilion 13nxes las Vanzhall Gar dens. and Preparations for • Masquerade. Oil Waiter in Vauxhall A be-coming Portrait. Lady who has lost her Husband.. Larger than Life. L:keserates of Actors coaling to the Masquerade i■ tba fullowiag Characters:— Du:4y • in Past Tea o'Clock. Sit Edward !thulium, in The Iron Cheat. L)e. Campbor is Love, Law, tad Physic. Archer (iu the back p... 4) iu Diito. Bertram to Bertram. Remote (as acted in Parie) ht Regale. Hautbois .• • . Isc., all espied from the originals. In addition to the above, the other Amusements which have astonished and delighted brilliant and fashionable 'mem bleges,iiiid which rightly produce most unbounded applause, will bt repeated, with the bra:titan! Illeptaplaaiesiiption; the Wonder of Wonders—tbe Tight Rope Prodigy; Punch Theatre•. Cosmoramaal Magnifieent Fire-Winks, in the midst of eLich Jean Baptiste Luitgueniare makes his Latent on the Rope. Beautiful Water.Wnsks will he exhibited, A.r the third time, io Ike Grand Ssibmariss erre, Ike. lie. Aa Soppier Boars may be engaged"—Haara open at Batt-past Seem—Ad/illation IN Id. The following account of the peregrinations of the cele brated Weighting, in search of tame in the gyinuastic exer cise airmailing, any zest, perhaps, be uninteresting to some of oar readers:—At the New Ina, sear Armaihwayie, on Monday, be won the belt, throwing John Peel; at High Nis bet, on Wednesday afternoon, he obtained a prize of 10s. Bd. fur which there Was no spurt, none of the faint-hearted youths daring in contend with bins; at Magnetos ?seek on the same evening, ht was thrown with ease by Lamle,. lot Orehani,ilf Huttire.End, 'grit 18; but got the bell fur the last eight slanders', he sad Thomas Peet. %mei.' fowled up (Jr it, after endravolirtag, in Tarn, fei nearly half •a hour, be gel bald of each ether ; and on Thursday, at glome rate', he woe the Best prise, la. 83. Wergblitam.ehalkapee any *souk tie hoe sifted, Arms Aims fiLiee.iie(ft out Of Poe; er ITo oat of Owe ; sod *at leaf "Pa erpoillet All *Nene* three jagimade ' . . ,AN .IAI P f J ML PALO:WENT. lot 7 OF LORDS, Memory, JVLT LL TMei► LonlSLlps met at eleven tielocV. APPEAL. 141111T11 AND 01111M11, Appeildiiff r MAIM lag i r ( " l4 . 4 * Mr. Wetherell Was heard out for the Appellsot.—Pufther bearing postponed to the nett Session. ROYAL ASSENT. Al a quarter before four o'clock the Loads Comsrassiotters, Die LORD CHANCELLOR, Ike Earl of SHAFTESBURY, and Lord REDESDALE, dressed in their rubes, took the?r beets behind the Wnuleatit. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod to Inform the House*, Commons their pretence wall required, in order to bear his Majesty's Assent titres b) Commission to several Bulls. In a few minutes the Speaker, attended by the officers of the Howse of Commons, arrived, when the Ro;al Assent was given to the following : I —TheCharge uf Fessione•Bill ; the Loan 811 l •, the Five per Cents. Repayment ; the Spirit. (Scotland) Drawback Bill ; the Growing Produce Bill; the Marriage Act Amendment Bill ; the Small Notes Bill; the Bai,krspta Jelat trAnomission Rill; the Fees of Gum* Bill ; the New Marches Amendment Bill ; the Prisons Regulation (Ire• laud) Bill; the 111•tre.iment of Animals Bill ; the Bakers Regulation Bill ; the Middlieez County Rates Bill; and several local Bills. The Speaker and the Officers of the House of Commons then retired. Their Lordships then adjourned during pleasure. At live I.:clue-it the Lord Chaocellor resumed his seat on the Woutaack. Mr. Brogden, and oilier Members of the House of Cues mous, brought up lbe Exchequer Bills Public Works Bill, the Titanic, Lastage and B,llastage Bill, the Commissioners (Ireton 1) Bill, the Silt Ratko Repeal B il, the Coon of Exchequer Antilop Bill, the Temporary Advances (Ireland) Bull, the Burgh Magistrate* .(scutland) Residence Bill, and the Aluru Bill, which were severally read a first tins*. Mr. Tomlinson brought up the Annual Return of the Commissioners for the Northern Lights.—Laid on the table. ALIEN BILL. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, as the above Bill had been read a /rat lime, be would muse that it should be printed. He understood that it would nut be convenient for those Noble Lords who were in the habit of opposing this !measure to attend Ibis week, be wished therefore to kuuw front them In villat stage or the Bill it would be must convenient to them that the dlscssaion should take place. He was of opinion that on the third reading of the Bill would be the must convenient lime. Lord HOLLAND would not object to tbe course of pro ceeding pointed out by :he Noble Earl. The Earl of LIVERPOOL thee gloved that the Rill should be read pro plea n■ Weduestlay nail, and be printed, asd that it 'bold be read a t►ird tense ors Monday nest, and that their tordahips should be sunnuoued fur the later r day —Orderr d. CONSTABLES REGULATION (IRELAND) BILL. Ou the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL the above Bill was ordered to be printed, and to be read a wood time on Wednesday next. DUCHY OF CORNWALL OFFICERS BILL The Earl of LIVERPOOL said .be was comnsaaded by his Majesty to signify to their Lordships that he 'muted to their proceeding on this Bill. The Bill the■ went through • Committee, •ud was re ported without any anseediseut. The Endowed Schools (tedema) Bill, sod the Leather Duties Reduction Billotverally tweet through a Committee, aid were repealed ',Meant soy easeu4siest. INSURRECTION ACT (IRELAND). The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the order of the day fur their Lordships going into a Committee on the above The Marquis of LANSDOWN said, i■ pursuance of what he had stated on a kaiser day, be would move as ■s amendment, "Thal persists who might suffer an injury from the Act being carried 111(0 effect, should not he precluded from brining actiena fur loossges." . The osteudastat was peptise'', aid the Noble Chair. wan reported the Rill without ally 0111Tenallifill. The Earl of ROSSLYN persisted a Petitioa from the Burgh of Inverness 'Oust the Burgh (hretlitod) Account Rill.—Read and IJid us the table. SLAVE TRADE. The Marquis of LANSDOWN said, it being so near the close of the Session of Parliament, be woOla postpone the milieu he had elite notice of to the next Session, relative to the Slave Trade. He was the more induced to de so from the Resolution which had been entered auto in the other House of Parliament, Rad seat to the Throne. He, however, thought it necessary to mention the subject now, to show lb. world that their Lordships bad not interfered through as smithy to the subject, but to convince all the Powers of the woihi that they were alive to it, tied, as far as the power was vested is them, they would put down the traffic, which was so cc:meaty to the feeling of humane minds. The reason he did Dot bring the subject non before their Lordships was not on mantel of not havieg new facts to produce, for the trade was carried on openly by France and Portugal, and it was highly necessary that some g I hould be put io force by all the other Powers to extinguish the prac. Lice; but he was happy to perceive that, although there was reluctance is the old Governments to eighr isle a geocral law fur the purpose that the sew Governmeuta sheets had bees lately constituted, and from their habits and linens!, it could not hare heru expected, had entered isle Resolutions to pot duos the traffic, nut only as it depended ow their ow n subjects, but to compel the subjects of all other nations to do the eagle. la the next Scie of Parliament he would bring the subject more iedetail before their Lordships. He considered it his duty to make ikon few remirks, as it was the last day be would be able to attend in his place der• lag the present Session. PRISON LAWS CONSOLIDATION BILL. Oa the motion of Viscount SIDNIquTH, the Order of the Day was read feir their Lordships going into a Committee ou the above Bill. The LORD CHANCELLOR thought that at this late period of dhelesetua there would he no oppuritteity of suf ficiently digressing the Btll; he therefore buried the Noble Lord would mescal to its being posipaned, and he (the Lord Chascellorl Would engage fo bring in anodic, Bill in the same state is the present at the commencement of the next Session. Visconut 11111DMOUTH acknowledged, with regret, the justice oldie Noble and Learned Lord's observatiess, as to the impracticability of fully discussing the ea I this state of at Session. It was with great satisfortion Dist he beard the Noble and Liaised Lord's iuteutirto to bring in a similar Bill at the commencement of the next Session. He could assure hint it WAS the hope and wish of the country that pleb a measuie sholold be passed. - The Marquis or LANSDOWN approved of the Bill, hut suggested the propriety of peralittier it to go through the Committee, iq order to the insertion of sonic amend .witich would forward it ou its reintroduction next Seeiicie. After a few words from the Elul of LIVERPOOL and Viscouat SI DMOUTH, the Bill weed through the Commit tee, and was reported with the amendments. Tlte Irish lusolvent Debtors' Bill weal through a Com mittee. The Marquis of LANSDOWN moved for the Report is. 'wive to Holyhead Roads. The House adjourned et it Quarter past Six ',Clock. HOUSE OF COMIWITIS, MonnAT, JIIS U. The SPEAKER look An Chair at half-past thmen'elock s and was immediately summoned to the Holum of Peers to hear the Royal Assent given by Cumirnissioa to a number of public and private Bitlis—(for seiluirA see Lords). ORPHANS' FUND. The Report of the Conaitittee on the Orphans' Fond Bill being %rennin wo— Mr. H. SUMNER vs d r ihe wished to make • few *been vai ions. The Comornltiee ea this BilJ had ovigisateitront some Observations width be • loid Bide abut twir robin ask on ti, subjest. This Vend . had 'best origimay Trinterll to \ . • - the Cily, mad, iostesd of being deviled 14 the urporm r r which it was intended, It had been converted into • zr.••l juts for the tome& of so isdii edits' member of the Corpora. lion. An don. Baronet (Sir Win. Curtis), whom he was awry not to see in his plate, had come to this House and demanded a Coarettee; accordingly a Ceormiiti e was sp. pointed to invesiigate the matter, sod appoiotiol by the Him. Barlow himself, for he brought down it list of wont, ready cot and dry for the occ•sioo. Non that circumstance alone should, In his judgment, invalidate the proceedings of the Committee, bat not only was it appointed by him, but it was alas regularly confessed by his letter, and on no former occasion had the Practice of esnirs3sine Inert so mut sorted to. This Committee wag rouble extraordinarily com posed. It was well lumina that the Hon. Baronet had for a long lime supported his Majesty's Ministers, and accord. laxly they foetid that the Committee was composed priuc pally of supporters of the Government, some of whom , :ry rarely attended on such occasion.. This eircurnsisore tn. Breed him to think that some street of favou r hid hems shcOn towards the Honourable Barourt. He (Mr Somas; west to that Committee sod pabliely avowed that hr Wit prepared to substantiate the charges. [The Huu. Winber theta weut 6110 .the history of the trausartion, which bar bee. already frequently before the public.) It was but very lately that the Court of Cumnion Council had directed their attention to the matter, but whoa they b, and of the procttid. Wigs before the Committee they assembled and p resente d a Petition to the House 60111110001; but in Colisquenrt of all extraordinary omission, namely a prayer to be heard,by themselves and counsel against the B 11 , the door was shut against them, end they could not be beard. He coin-laded by staling that it was his intention to move !bat the Report be received this day three months. Mr. BROGDEN said he was never more earprleed tSan at the statements of the Honourable gentleman who !tad just sat down. He (Mr. 13.) went ts that Committee so! at the solicitation of the Honourable Baronet, but hecauts R. understood that the character of an uhf sod retrieved friend had been attacked, and he retired from that Committee with the conviction that there was lambing is the cosidset of the Honourable Bonnie. which deserted repreliensioe. And ha was somewhat astonished that these ebargeu—ke would net call them calumnies—should be repeated. Mr. Alderman WOOD gave *mice, that it was his hats. tan to propose at a future stage as adtlitiosal cheese. Mr. LUSHINGTON suggested the propriety of poetpou. lug the 'abject in the alaseuee of the Hemostatsle Baraset (Sir Was. Curtis ) Mr. BRQGDEN said there was an additional ream+fer delay, because the Honourable Baronet understood, and a,. Honourable Fileaa behind him (Sir J. Graham) told Lim (Mr. Broaden) that the Hosuurahle Member for Sur«, would offer no further opposition to the Hill. Mr. H. SCION ER said in reply, that the Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Broaden) was very brood ie his assertion, for he (Mr.Sunince) bad distiecily stated he sapid not give up further Oppositiow I tier, whilst there was flue rsy of hope, would be abandon it. He saw no reasew why sew Honourable Baronet sholld be absent on account of nay thing which had feller from bias. The Honourable GeuV,... man should have abstained from using the word " ea;eni. wins," toe there was snit a *legit statemeut is the evickete that he was wet able to sub.t arcuate. Mr. BROGOEN said, the Hum. GCIIIICOIIIIO opposite bsii *reused him of mnkimr broad atavisms, and becould eat, say, that if it was a brout assertiu4 to say that that Mitch the Hun. Geodesist' bad imputed to hies sras uutree, Mrs be did make a broad assertion. Aud he appealed is the Hun. Baronet behiad hum (Sir J. Graham), Ilielber be do l sot say that the Hem Member for &etre, had altered h.r dritermiaatioo! Mr. HOLM E SUMNER said, the Hon. Gentleman (Hr. Brugdeu) had used the word "tantrum." He was nut sure whether he understood him cu ly. He begged Warm explain. 1 1114.11ROGHEN—" I will explain."—(Gies el " Cha;r • ' Chair!") Mr. SPEAKER then interposed. The meson he ell oat sootier interfere mits this that be felt it •R arose fruit some misunderstandiag, and probably some previous nneovb oat ef that House. But he was stirs that Hun. Steadier. would themselves see the impropriety of pursuing ibis count. Mr. BROGDEN laid, be should be extrersNy sorry la Rise any oEirsiee to the House ; but what be did was the; He expressed his surprise that the Honourable ftlesiber should persist is his opp osition after he had declared *list 11P, . . . . . . . . . should abandon it. Tiro She Floe. Member had said Out he (Mr. 8.) was broad io liis UStrilllllo, epos which it ssid, that he Mooourable Geutleatita staled that winch was c: coifed. The SPEAKER said, that this explanation eonvirmed lam still more fully that the words complained of arose from s miaeuticeptios ; for he suiterstoud that the Him. Member fur Surrey hid applied the words 4 broad infernos." to did emprestioss used by the other liou. Member, ••caluesser, mid aut to say previous knowledge of his imentions Mr. H. SUMNER said the coustructiuo put upon Ids words by the Chair was perfectly correct. Sir J. GRAHAM said, he had uuderstood the Hon. Wrts •bfv far Surrey au say that ►e shuuld sot be is lows ua.Mon dayi sad he the' rime presumed that all oppositios to Uv Bill had been alsascluned. Mr. T. WILSON ►aid, that it was hi* misfortune la hire bees Chairman of that Conimi,tre, and althouni wash warmth was esprettd, be was happy to state the Moine., was comlrcted all iblough with pirfeet goad Tha Honourable Gestleman then defruded the couduct of S.r W. Cul lise Mr. BENNETT sold, that this was entirely made a per sonal question. He had UP objection, if i lore were say rv. ceieer, that the Hon. Baronet should he the gems, bat ha thought there should not be our bor% delay between the receipt and pas meat of the money. Mr. HUME sail the piiiiriple punned hy Government should be followed in ibis moaner, of allowing ive intr.. orsedilite band between the receipt of public inuory sad its p•yratitt. Mr. Alderson WOOD said he had intended to oeni•ore a clause, but fortuities to this he wi•ahed to prepuce w Oen , thin in the ',datum!! choose; nsm.ly , that the ',toe " weekly" blinuld be subatitutial for " querterly." The House they 'busted. The numbers were— Foe the Asseudment l4 Apulia it 37 Blejority l.l On nor retorts to the gallery, the question wee, that i!.a Bill be eageoriell. Upon cloth Mr. HOLME SU3INEIt moved that it be *row"! this day three mouths. The House spin divided: Tkal snenther• were— Foe the Air/modulator IS _ . Agaiust it Majority THE TURKISH FRIGATE. Colonel DAVIES wished to correet a iniarepretestaiion Which had gone abetted of what be had .aid oil a torero evening iespectincihe Terkish frigate. What be had nol was thin, that be was oil board the team', and these a+ tle officer ercond in command. 'Hr said that the vessel es* capable of cont•inisig 58 guar, not ihat It did contain Mein and that be uochretiorl a propos imitate (ramify of lowa would be seat oat. He did mot say there were 2311,010ra oil board, but that be understood that number organ would be employed. IRISH CORONERS. Mr. SPRING RICE - presented two Petition.; dee from the Cuiunces of the ebeuly of Galway, the tidier fium an iii dividurt named Ensebias Magillieuddy, against the IriM Coroners Bill.—Laid nit the table. Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of the Irish Curr• miertial Credit Bill.—The Resolutions were agreed to. The Report of the Queen's Servants Penuods Bill ear brought np ; sad the Reeolations were agreed to. The Report of the Mali Duties Collection Bill was breella up. The Resolutions were agreed to, and ordered to be committed to Burrow. SPECIAL JURIES. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT presented a TesitMs frolr Thema@ Weider, now eosined i• the viol of Warw , ci• eon/steaming of the gross corruption which was Oesetieed tire mode of smismistit hog flpedlal Juries . . Mr. C. WYNN begged le ask the How. Hureitet tf to r , ._