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r V ~. NUNIBER 4143. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. T6 -MORROW EVENIN Dec. 26, 1805, will be perfor SHE STOOPS TO ,CONQUER. Young 'Marlowe, Mr. BA.B.RYMO RE ; Timy- Ltimpkin, Mr. BANN ISTIN ; Miss Miss DUN CAN. , • 4fter which h: New Grand Leceddary M...13-Drama, called THE SLEEPING. BEAUTY. With cptirely New S.:enery, Nlacninery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and New Music composed by Mr. Addison. Altl,4ert (a Errant), Mr. DE CAMP ; Latincelot (Esquire Aldibert), Mr. MATHEWS ; Ethelred (the Usurper), Mr. G. D'ECVI LLE. Ethelinde (the Sleepily. Beauty), By a YOUNG LADY ; Ellen (a very oleVillager); Miss DE CAMP; Emma (a Village Girl), Mrs. BLAND ; A ril I (the Good Fair?), Mademoiselle PA RI SOT: S , colid Price 3s.—'Pit 35. 6d.. Second Price as. Cai rrY Zs• Second, Price ts. —Upper Gallery is. Second pr Ce rO Money to bt* returned. The D 0 ..., wil; i)e opened at Halt past Five, and the Play oegin . tt Hai f—las' fr , r li -, ;/t - e '* ;to. be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the t•ollice in Little RU ssell. st reef. Saturday, .earl Monday, The School for s(1 - .21ilig. Beauty. AL, - COVENTA;AKDEN. fk) -M - uIIIUMV EVENING, Dec. 2G, 180 5 , ill he. , ,:rformed, ALFONSO, KING OF CA S TILEr Alfonso, Mr. MURRAY ; Orsino, Mr. COOK E ; Cmsario, Mr. 11, JOHNSTON, Aaneirosa, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Ottilia, Mrs. LlTei-IFI Estella, Mrs. ST. LEG ER. After which a New Ballet, by Mr. Byrne, called THE WILD ISLANDERS ; t o Or, 'FIFE COURT - OF PEKIN• • which will be added a Loyal-Musical impromptu , call ed NIV.LSON's GLORY.. To conclude with aRe I tit the late Triumphant prebentat on .1 16 _ Naval engagement. ~„'kes 6s, Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery rs. p ast e' fi boors to be Opened at half past Five, and begin at halt I~i Six A s , , a, :sfar the 13oxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the iii I lart-street. Sat u 4 i . a f T l4-13 YMaster Betty will nerform Romeo ; and , on D Y , the char:lc - ter at Gustavus Vasa. Ne:c.notice Will b e g i ven o f the first Representation of t he in ' 1.34 4 Romantic Pantomime, which hai been so lon g pre tp:gonn called • uas htignet ; or, Scan. dulaviau Sore e 4 . `9. '• ' • rer. Toti"---------- , „..........--------...........7_. 1 the P ROPRIETORS p% . EAST-INDIA S fOk.g.. 1 LAMES rti).A . l) . ..NTLEmit , r , Caron ay for the EleCtion of a Director, in the the sth oron of the late Mr. Paul Le Mesurier, bcing fixed for b e .. t i, c °. latal:try next, I most earnestly and respectfully e•: .. i so . licit the Honour of •your Suffrages on that Day. fhe blie l Z Lnc e ~., which I have.had in your Maritime Service, and du r i r i c ,' , nattering Suort which I have hitherto received slo t o '.": 1 Y Canvas, encourage me to look forward to the re. te3s. of the Ballot with the most sanguine expedation of sue . I have the Honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, , • Your most obedient and Most humble Servant. St, R e ,. , CAMPBELL MARJORIBANKS. iv," D . iners-street, Dec. 2,1, rfloi.. at ow " • . Captain Marjoribanks's Committee meet every day teCi o ot'ing's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, at. Twelve, u . hi s 1 ,.*. And will be happy to receive the Co;:ununi‘:atioos R ner dtt—t- • s. ""inn--t,k,CHANCE ASSURANCE - -OrPICE , . December, iSos, PERSONS' whose', Annual Prentiutu . s fall due on ~_ the Ist h instapt, are hereby intinnied, that Receipts a r e no ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices o ver the "I'4-Exchange and it, Pall-Mall, as well as by tlleir re. Ntective Agents in the several Counties ; 'and the Partles'as. 'tired aie requested to apply for the Reoewal of their Policies' nor before the o th ot l,tnuary next, as the usual Fifteen trays allowed tor Payment, beyond toe Date of each Policy, *ill then expire. SAMUEL FLEMING, jun. Secretary; '!** Attendance is given,..d.,lly,, at the said Offices, for the , Assursoce of liuilOngs, Gooos, Merchandise, and Ships, in liitibOar, in Deckur while Building, from Loss'or Damage t!ire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Anuut. ,nt, Lives: N.B. Fire Polii.rlei will 'be issued free •of Expence to the- ASsured, where the Annual P re mium, amounts to 6 s. or up waios. , . THE Nev. Dr. cLAITDIUS BI.TCHANAN, . - • i Vice-President of the College at Fort 1N illiam, 111 Hen ri!, having proposed a Prize of ;eo t . to Bachelors of Law, Masters of Arts, and Persons at superior degree of the Uni !_ersi,ty of, oxtbrd, for. Ore best Work in English Prose, eM- Dni clnt; the following subjects : ' - , 11) : '..,' rile proble Design of the Divine Providence in -l e 'hig s 1 anion ot Asia to the British Domi ion.), 9 Argo a p tr . :` The , Duty, the Means,. and the Consequences of it4'2ting the Scriptures into the Oriental. on gues, and of roinoting C.hristian Knowledge in Asia." • , 3 ' " 4. Brief Historic View of the Progress of the Gospel l i t' , Efferent Nitloll6 since: first Prod -litigation ; illestrated Zit i t s l'imv3ing it's luminous Trail} throughout the. World ; l t''' s hronologi' , 4l Notices of its Duration in particular ace3.""Tile I'teg.iGns of,Mahopnedanisto to be marked with ‘' (: ( 1 ) and thase or PaganiSm with Dark Colour." delivered under informed, . that their Compositions Must. Ise v under a sealed Cover to the Iteg4trar of the lint., tabor on or before the 2.5 th Day of Marci!, 1807. The Au- ,,_ ris required to conceal his Name, .and to distinguish his irmPosition by what Motto he pleases' sen , ling at the same_ A i rn o e 1 .'4 Name 'sealed tip under another Cover, with the tto inscribed upon it. w WI lITTI NGI'ON LANG DON, 'Vice-Chancellor. farce' • •-• MI c ()liege, Dec. 16, 1 80 5. Lately p ublished TI THE CAUSE. in Four Vols. Roy al Bvo. price 31. hoards, ACOLLECTION of DECREES , by tare: COURT qf EXCHEQUER, in 'l-I'l'llE'l-I'l'llE CAUSES, from the Usurpation _, tCithe P res ent rime. Carefullynt extraaed from Ve Books of Decrees and Orders of the Court of Exchequer, Permission of. the C o urt ; and arrange d in Chronological in :f.ftler ; with Tables of the Names of the Cases. and the Con *crlts. By HUTTON %VU(P. One of the Six Clerks of the Cour t of Exclicqncr. printedi for 1. Willson, St. Paul's Chu rch- y ard; Wilkie and wo u r ° t i h lso v n i and G. Robinson,P ate rnoster.row ; and J. Butter. • ect.street. lIE E Ll"r, and entered - upon at L y-ciay next, or sooner if required, Conviett6 DWELLING-HUSE O, in th e Vil , lage of Bagley, in thc County of .Worcester. . The ;louse consists of a large. Hall, Breakfast-room, Dining- It "ill• and Drawing-room, Housekeeper's-room, C :ants, ti l_!tl every Convenience Kitchell, Butlers Pantry, Dry Lar ifr, 4tewhouse, and 'Servants' Bali, stabling for ble'vco orses, and a Dpuble Coach-house, with other necessary rlt-buildings, five Lodging Rooms upon the First Floor, nd.four upon the Attic, besides two for Men Servants, a roll, Staircase all the way up, Attics as good ifs other Rooms, 1; 41 a Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen, a gbod walled t !,atrlen Shrubbery, and about Fourteen Acresot Land, two X K I i - P outs, and a Green-house. :Ihe above House and Lands are situate in Ilagley, in the County of Worcester, and near adjr..is.itik to, Bagley Park and the Clent Hills; and there is a gowl r.,..k of H a rriers within 6. i,,t,..'t a mike, and are distant a' (Jut tutee utiles iro3l Stour ti.ll.J6ee, and eleven from Birmutgliarn, to both which Placer, k.... IS Ail CU:akin TU1711)11::- Ittoad, and near ere Coat .ntnes. L'or v• o f t.. P re m ise s , f o r IN , . •a r lew t h e apply at the, House, and 1 "jennies, to bless's. Robcrts and Baker, Solicitors, licwcl - TEE v,,tt .„„ N 11 r 1; I) VESDA 2, I).LCEMBEIt 25, 180 • T his Day was published, Elegantly printed by Et*lme:r and Co. price as. 6d. /\TEL'SON's ,TOMB: A PO tIV / r. T WILLIAM HOMAS•FITZGEKALD, Esq. Aspice, ut insignis Spoliis Mareellus Opirais Ingreditur, Victorque Viros supercrnitiet ()nines ! Sed Nox atra Caput tristi circumvolat Umbra. Isr!RO. Sold hy Asperne,'Cornhill ; Mirvman, Poultry ; tiivinß tons, St. Paul's Church-yard ;. White, Fle:tt-street ; hatch. arc!, Piccadilly ; Nornaville..and tell, Bond r strect ; and Lloyd, Harley-street. This Day was pubtished, .1n Six Vols.:o6tavo, price 31. 35. in boards, The Ninth lidition of THE FAMILY EXPOSITOR ; or, A Para plum and Version of the New Testament ; with Cri tical Notes, and a PractiCal Improvement of each Section. By P. DODDRIDGE, D.D. To which is prefixed a Life of the Author. By Andrew Kfppis, D . q. F.R.S. and S.A. • Printed for I. Johnson, K. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivington, P. Wynne arid Son,'W. Otridge, and Son, Scatcheid and Letterinan, Dartim and Harvey, C. Law, Longman, Hurst, Rees; and Orme, I. Walker, Vernot and Hood, D. Ogilvy and Son, Cuthell and Martia,.C.4g l l anci Davies, B.Crosby. Laekingtonind Co. I. Mawistan, J. Higham, and Matthews and Leigh. Of whom.may be had, The Works of Phillip Dod.lridge, 0. D. with his Life, by Orton. A New liditton,:in five Volmnss 0 ztavn, price al. in boards. GRAND LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCIIEME, 3 - of - - are - ,060,000 4 30,000 3 - it,ooo - - - - - PO O - - - ts,ooo 3 . ' 6;oo 2000 * - - 1001 2o . 11,000 SO . 100 60= 120 . - - S O 5000 First-ctrawaTickets 22 . - : 110,000 4 lio,ooo .• , 25,000 .. 1 ILp:CLS .....--,-., wove Ca itals. Par of thy alay..._ First-drawn ISt - .. £ lO,OOO DittO - - - 4th Day. 20,003 Ditto - - • . 6tit nAy - 1,)ioop Ditto Sth Day - Soto Ditto . • Day - 200 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenced Wray-Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - ,Cl 9 17 o 4tr Half - ro o o Eighth - tt 0, Quarter - 5 t o I Sixteenth . ' r 5 6 • *** An early Purchase is advised, as the first 5000 Tickets will be entitled to 24. each, besides their chance of tne LA . pttals. • No. a 6, COItNI4ILL, sz, CHARING-CROSS, anctST, MARGA It FT's 111 LL, tK)ROUGii. HORNSBY and Co. regpc6tfully acquaint the Nubility, Gentry, and the Publi, that they have on Site a Variety of TICKETS and SHAKES, at fife lowest Prices. • by . perusing the present Scheme it must he obvious to, c y c t/Adyciltuicr, Oat rt they rirsilliis4.l quickly, they must gain front rol. 17s; and cannot - 10'See wparstio tarty ,50,.4,41f0g., the Drawing of the first 500 a Tickets, as they are entitlel , to eaCh, - besides The chance of the •First-drawn Ticket en titled to to,oool. and such other Capital Prizes as may be drawn thiring that period. Exclusive of these advantages, there can be no doubt, should the holder of an undrawn Tic ket,or Share choose to dispose of the same, but he will re ceive more than it cost. Prizes raid - on Demand, whether a 221. or 2a,0001. .Orders, by Letter or Carrier, execute f exactly on the same Terms 3s if . present., The Lottery begins I)rawing on Monday the 3d of February, t 206. - SURE , GMN. THOSE who'piirchase Tickets or Shares in the . present Lortery before the Drawing begins, and whose Tickets are drawn early, will be sore to gain, as the first Coco Tickets drawn out of the Wheel - will each be entitled ta.'23l. besides the usual • Chance for every Prize from sal. tO a ~,o361:: but should their Tickets remain in the Wheel after .the 5000 Eirst.drawn :IN out, they will then have the same Chance as in every other Lottery tar the remaining' Ca pita', Prizes, . . . .. . . TI CI( EIS and SHA It liS are selling, in great Variety, at the old established Offices • . 4 , CO RN HILL; and 9,.Lit ARI NG.O ROSS, LONDON; where the last 30,00 , 0. and the two last Prizes of 200001. each, were all shared and sold by T. MI!, Contraaor. Tickets and Shares may also be had of the following Agents : • • - F. jollie, CarliSle.t W. M•Feat, Glasgow. Hough, (;loneester. Rodlord, Hull. Tinker, Leeds. Milner, Liverpool. 6: - .74 'l, he Price w Thoirson, Manchester. Garner, Margate. Dunham &Vallop,Norwich, Mills, Portsmouth. P.thcrington,Rochester: llunt, Worcester. ill rise gradually. STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawing February 3. 'I I' I ' and Co. No. li, Poultry, London, and S at their 011 ices in most of the principal Towns, are sell ing the TICKETS and SIIAItsES of the present LOT. Ti It Y, in which the Sono First-drawn Tickets are entitled to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes. The only Prir.! of temol..sitared in the last Lottery, No. 0,539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also No. 3973 a Prize of ,C woo 7176 . 500 And in the Lotteries immediately preceding : Na. 679 t - ,Czo,ooo No. 20,9j2 - lo,goo 9362 - 0,0,0 19,556 - 500* Besides others of toool. toool. so:A. s,:c. e4c. STATE. LOTTERY for tBas, • Cont,,,ni lig 25,000 Tickets, Begins Drawing on Nlonclay the 34 of February, 12;06. The SCII ElO E consists of 3 Fri.= of - ,C.'°,ool 1 . Prizes of . £2OOO 3 . . . .10,000 N. - - . - 1000 , 3 . . . 6000 20 • -' • Soo &C. And the First.drawn, coo., 1 tekets will be entitled to 221. each, exclusive of their ChaliCt of . Capital Prizes. 1 ICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by HA. 'LA R 1), BURNE, and Co, Stock-brokers, at their Stare Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange- London ; where, within the last ten y e ar s only, Capita, Prizes to the amount of 810,0001. and upwards, have bed sold and Shared ; viz. In Shares. 1 .. of - ,C 25,000 In Wholc Tickets. . of - - L 25 i t,ot . 1,000 . 10.000 . 5000 2000 . 1000 20,000 10,000 sOOO 200 ,, !coo Total in Shares X 501,006 I In Whole Tickets 28 51 000 Extdmive of soot. s4e. dec. Country Orders acconyanied with short.thted Bills on I.Ondon, l'ost.Office Ordras . , or Cash, in Voce! by Coach ll or Carrier, puet:tally attended to ; an Corrtsponderat , may depend on bmng treated exaaly on the sante terta4 as tt per. so ally pqsent. • .PATRIOTIC FUND. . " Dee. 17 1 8 0 C , • AJUANY' Applications having been received from R.V.Lthe Rehtives of Officers and. Alen who.have fallen in His M.l)esty''s Service, unaccompanied with proper testimo. nials, toe Committee adopt this triode of giving notice, that . Certificates are eit peeled of the relation in which the Claim ants stood to the Deceaied, and of theit circumstances being such as to entitle them to relief; signed by the Magistrate, Clergyman, or some other Person of respeelability,• in the place Where they reside. Widows are requested to mention the number of their Children, with their respedive Ages ; and Parents to furnish proof that the Des,:eased left neither Wido.v . nor Child. Navy Pay-Office Certificates of the par ties having been p l ranittat to receive the wages Of those un der whom they cientrf will be considered sufficient evidence of their being the leaf RepresentatiVes. • • 1.1. W ELSFORD, Secretary. CO NTR IBUT I N a iter Divine Service, or. the DAY of THANKSGIVING, tor the RELIEFof the SEAMEN, SOI.trIEAS, MAKIN ES, and VO 1.1.1 NT E E ItS,Woutid • ed ; and the W I VOWS, ORPHANS, and RE LATIVES of tho3e Killed, in His Majesty's Service : a. d. • Amount advertised' 34,463 2 1 antrebes, Cbiepth; Rev. Cletomen Sums and ,Vlectings..' st , hf, preac. l / 4 4 coliffird. St. Leonard, Colchester, - t 7 o Sr. 14h:holds ' ditto - s6 a to i Mier:114111 M Cel rig, ditto - st' 12 o Csuat Holland Callich, ditto - - 8. 7 6 heauniont, ditt.i, • . sit I Great lirointry, ditto - —7— - 1 4 7 6 Holy Trauty,dittp - 6 3 t St. Martin, ditto - StB 6 . . St. Reitiwalit, ditto - - - 4 8 4 Mile End, ditto - - ---, - 21 4 0 Itrlessing, ditto - - . -- - 217 6 Lexdon, ditto - - ----- - to 13 6 Baptist Meeting, ditto - - --- - 12 4 4 Foldhain Cilapd, ditto . .. ---- - 'I Is o Att individual , ( tI. ( ) ditto - - - 5 5 -o Beckenham, Kent, I -'- Win. Rose - 1 4 o Worthing,' Sussex, - - -------- . 2J o. 0 Ida fiat Nleeinig, Lain-street, Borough - • .. Church ' Merton,. Surrey, .. T. Lancaster 22 16 2 llidependent Protestant Dissenters, Islington, - - , - M. lennings - 42 0 0 Ofti..crs, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates, ' 20 Troop, or Stow Division of loucestershire Veontanry•Cavalry, per Capt. Talbot - - 411 I 6 Joseph Ainsworth, ut Blackburn - 5 0 0 St.lohn'sChurcli s Siterborne,liants,l. - Austin - IT 6 6 Dissent. Meeting,Osset, Yorksiiire--!---- '... 6-o 0 Chapi.str.Meeting,SdhO-square, Thus. Stollery co o o 'Church, Minellinhampton, ... H. C. lefferys 1 t to '2 Clitiren, Manningtree, Essex:, --.-- --t . -- - 38 3 6 • Church, Chiswick, - - Dr. Home - 91 Is o Chiswick Volunteer Infantry, per Capt. Griffith 25 ' 0 0 . Church, Harwell, Berks, - .Geo.. Knight 4 4to The two kgres Compantes of the hlorayshire BAN talion of Volunteer Intltntry, under Major Situ. 'dun :- • - . - Presbyterian Chapel,WreXham, Denbighshire, • - - W. Browne - 5i t 3 Indepoident Chapel, ditto,, ' - I. Lewis - 3 4 ii Ayott St. Lawrence, and Lodi. cote, Hens - . . - K. P. Godfrey 5 to • Loyal Falkir k i Volunteer Infantry, under Major David Hay . . - Church, COM St. Aldwin's,G lou cestershire, - Ditto, Fairtord, Dissenting Meeting, ditto, . Baptist eeting,Bracitord,Y M, orksh. Church ' Southall): and Beecham - , well, Norfolk, - ~ ...------ . 3 ! 3 0 Ditto, llceston, Nortolk, - -• to o o tuttlteii, It.i. - - - - - Ira to 0 , Chur41,V4t141.43.09, Oxon, -.., - . ao 0 0 Inhabitants of N eWL'ast.Stallinds:Cleittent L2ig4 65 a 6 .to Parish of Wiokliamincux, E , K.et‘t, lien. Plurnptree 21 12 6 rhe Rev. Mr. Moore, and a tew Viiends ut a Dis. seining Meeting-house at Mevagissey Parish or Leighton Buzzard, Bea, by Messrs. Stunt: 1111 a Miller, ,--.--... ts o -- 25 12 6 . 9 t 4 . I. Richarcls - 2ii 7 0 di 0 7 u 0 - 5 1 3 0 . 13 8 o , . Church, tiodnet, Salop, R. Crockett. - so 8 lob intt o , Stow, Gloucestershire, . Hippisley - 735 o Diss, in Norfolk, . - VIII. Manning 49 0 0 Last Heudred, Berks, . . ........—.- . - io 8 a Church, Bottersdale, Sulthlk, .-----L- - 9 7 0 The Widaw's Mite,Great Yarmouth, pert .Preston s o o Church,.tiri6nton, Sussex, . I:Carr - . st *8 9 Ditto, Patcham, Sussex, - --------- - 8 C. 0 Capt. Sproule, R.N. and Brighton Sea Fencibles to o o Church, Darlington, . -- • io o o Do. Rowner, - j. Mansfield . 7 0 0 Indep. Chap. Plym. Dock,. j. lones• 35 13' o Dissenters, Sherburne, Dorset, ----, . 12 it 6 Pansh ofAnsford, Somerset. ---- 6 9 o -Do. at Poinn*ngton, do. ............ .../...• 2 10 0 Do. ofKilmington. do. -- --- z 9 6 0 Yestminster, Dorset, h: Cooper • 8 ill. a Church, Great Bandow,Essex, A. Lon moor 26 0 0 Uthird•cutri hariton,Northanip. Dr. Jenkins 8 to. '6 Doiiiington,• do, . - ----- 4 5 . 6 TixoVeriißittland, ' HlK.Bonney., jun. 5 ii '6 Meeting-ho. liarnstaple,Devon,W.H.Gardener 3u 0 0 St: Peter,,Sudbitry, -.' ' --------- 17 18 of AU Saila:felon i I 11 i5ai1.1111.1.011,...0..-.-----•---. 10 0 o Caversham, Oxon, - L: /know Witulthuipe nr Newark ,2dSub. --.-- Ospringe, Kent,. j. lackson Counts of liuntingdan'SC ha- . C. Math, .. . . ----- 25 18 0 1, .C. J.'s Mite for a Church where ho ColleiVloll was made . ' - - - I I o Stoke Fleming, Devon, R. W. Manley to to o Lorton . , Statiordshire, .. Aright 1 I 4 0 Deal Chapel, Kent, . ----- V. iS 0 Church, heat, -' • - -- 19 16 t Indepcnd. Meeting, do, —.rm. 5 7 6 Sundry Subscriptions of the Inhabitants of Deal 100 0 11 PlC3byttliall Cnap. Stousbr. H. Jenkins Is 6 a Titelitield, nr Fareltam, Hants. A. Radcliff' , 6z 4 to Martin in Craven, York, W. A, Wasney i t • o Rapt: Ch. Hornsland, Plym. W. H. Mincit 23 o• o Leigh, Essex, - - Hodge az 16 o Wraxall, near Bristol, I. Vaughan 7 5 0 Narscea do, . --. .. . .—......-- 4 8 0 Ifourton do, 6 18 0 Cliureh, Plympton Maurice, John Arscsq 12 12 0 Village ofStuck ofklutsbury,Es.i.. Dison iii it. 6 Do. Ramsdell llelle-liouse,do, -------- 3 7 3 Church, .Mildenhall, —.—.. 41 1 0 Tabernacle, Dundee, --. 7 - 7 0 Snattlt ChuNh, - Edw. Bracken 14 ii 0 St. Mary Church, Lancaster, j. l'nfonas 89 18 9 St. lollies Chapel, du. I.• Paul • 33 S 1 Rom. Catholic Chapel, do, ------- 'l2 5 6 Inth:pi:nleut Chapel, do, -- to 1 8 01644:11t111; do, _ do; ---.- 4 0 0 Do. Meeting at St. Helens, *-- , -.r.-.-.•-. 15, 0 0 Wigton, in Cumberland. Mr. Dodd , to ;6 • o Parish of Orston, - . ----- 1 5 17 0 Do, Scarrington, - - ----- 18 to .0 . Do, Thor:Ault' - -------. 2 0 0 Do. Horton, it ' ucks ; half the •Cotleetion - from the town or Culnbrook, A:longing to the . said Pa- ash, -W. ...• - - Brown 5 1 4 0 Diss. Chapel, C6ventry, .I. tGerrard . 20 .2 8 Do. do. Folealtiii, I. Evans - 9 I 0 Sunday Sclicrol'ellittireis at do. . - - lit 6 Church, Henley, t)xott, ..................01 3 2 16.,. 0 4 - . Plymptree Pariah, Devon, D. Veysie 3 b Parish at WCllllOVet, Bucks,. C. Turner 28 19 0 Churches l New market kAsilley,W. Thorpe 27 It 9 Cliesham, lifiLks, - john Simpson ' 21 t 3 ti i Liitle Haul& ExinowliChapel, I. Rymer 23 6 0 Palish of Colmrworth ititeigt outirl!ouct, Lincoln. 12 - 1 6 Chapel, MAzarion, per Rd, Moyle, Mayor 7. 12 0 Church, Warhiunn, Doret, H. Hyde _ , - 2‘ a 6 Parish.of Topsham, - Jas. Carrington 29 691 St. Outh,tan's hi tic West, ,11.• Nlanifing ' 66 14 1 Chur..li, Poinctiact, Thus. Herod 47 1 4 0 e c atealrfo at ths Catholic Mass, , 17 0 0 p 2- 4 to xl6 • Do. of Llangutheii; do. -----,- 7 o 0 Do. of Kea, - - . , Patiley - 8o 'o Do. of Pottern. Holy Tiinity Church, Hull, j,k.ltromley,VicarBl r o . Rornait Catholic Chapel, Abbe Fouchen., io o o Church, Sproatley, near Hull, --- 3 it li Mr. kVin. Raines, at W)ton, Hull - 1 1 0 Lenhant, Kent, - Mortice Lloyd la q 0 Parish of tlandillo, %yaks, '5 9 7 . . Dissenting Meeting do, - ---.- 7 ---- 1. 6 o Teeling Church, . j. Strutt t Es q. iz i 'reeling Rifle Company of Volunteers, consatinA of • vile Officer, one tierjeant, and 22 rank, and nie,.bv Lieut. Wood - - - ' - • S i 0 tl• Weybridgo, Surrey, .. Dr. Houltain ,• 24 1 i 0 Hampstead Chapel, - jameikteaeth 3= 1 3 [To be continued.) ARMY- ANi) NAVY THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Putni.i . Lure, Mattrasscs, and Bedding complete, are very All peet, bully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most po-:iahle. and superior to any others made in London ; Martoieesi.. !rents Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Cots t :Sola Beds, and . Chairs, for on board Sr ; Alusgslitni Net Furniture, and Parent lirals-screw bed : ncids, tor Lase and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORG AN and SAN DE RS's r atcnt neasteatilvlantafaatity and WifiratßOOrng, , Nos. 15 and 17,'CAntrine-Stieet, Iqrand.' Mckrgan and S4nders's NeVv4iiivented imperi a l Dining, Tables, allowed to be the most complete and it lega t o se t o T a bles ever yet invented, are very p packing,in a liter but ten Inches deep. . _ . N. B. The Nationable 50f.2.11e,1 and Chair-Bed Ware. house. T" Casew of SCROPHULA we Io submitted to the Public is extremely . interesting , as it con vey to the most prejudiced minds the importance ola 11 , 101- cite which succeeds so admirably when the Cl tads arc dis. eased in the worst stages of King's Evil, This ca,O.dOci ntn• stand singly in the list of Curesperformed by S LiBURN"s, PATENT A NTISCORBUTIC DROPS, when given ill' this Disease, which troves the 'twit of this Anti scorbutic, aik well known as a Specific ht Scurvy Gout, Rheutrtuism, top Eruptive, Nerus, and Bilious Complaints. To those Ladies MI6 wish for a pleasant Cosmetic, to allay trifling irritation, Spilsbury's Compound Essence. wilt answer per;ectly. _ - _ CarJll.ll to ask for SPilshury's Patent Antiscorhutic Dr , ,ps %vitt: the words " the King's Patent," expressed an thAtottle Rill of Diredions, and outside Wrapper ; th e Stamp also (the ,King's duty) is printed in black instead 0( ref. ink. Bottles price ss. 61. tos. and tl. 25. duty included. Dispensary, Nu, :5, Soho.squarc TU TIIE AFFLI TED. Drt.. SOLOMON derives the greatest satisfae. lien from the number of Cases that almost daily occur wherein the efficacy of the. Cordial Balm of Gilead is de. monstrated, in eradicating' the worst and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous 'Disorders ; and he - is fully convinced that nothing has tended so much to establish the fame of this Medicine, as its curtain success in those Complaints which strike their roots sodeep•in the constitution, and are so fatal to the happiness of mankind. • - • Undoubtedly these innumerable Cases and Ctire4 de serve the• most serious consideration, The first Nobility in this Kingdom have testified their gratitude to Dr. Solo mon, of Gilead House, • near Liverpool, by whom this able Medicine is prepared, tar having been cured all Nerv... ous Disorders, with all the. long train of sinking:;, euvieties, and tremors, which so dreadfully ailed the weak, tlw seden. tary,'and the delicate : in short, so _great is the 'ca d of this Medicine that . every symptom .of -Disorder will in a s n tl t time be succeeded by cheerfulness awl every presage of Health. It animates the spirits, and renovates the .men, whereby the chill watery fluids-become rich and bal. samic,andthe.circidation resumes its !lateral stat e , • The Cordial Balm of C.itilead • is therefore CitM(..6, ly mended in week and shattered constitutions, weakness ot sight or memory, hypochondria, trem , :aings, horrils of the mind, sexual debility, and all other Diskwies ari , ane :tom relaxed state of the ishitNtous System, anti often the conse. (pence of i ntemperancet• debauchery, inattention , to the flexes. nary cares of health, or luxury. In sedentary, inactive, or studious life, this Cordial Balm has universally eStaulished its restorative . efficacy, and may be justly enumerated with the foremost of those happy discoveries which medicel re search has procured as. the blessings of the Immanyace, an,l greatest counteradive to human 111 Thonsandsair day in theehree Kingdoms, anti most parts of Europe, Asia, and America, live.to bless the day they first appikil to.this admirable Remedy, and enjoy the blessings of health, who might otilerwise have dropped into an untimely grave, the. victims of early imprudence. The Valetudinarian by birth, who has •receivod frohi his . parents the inheritance of a diseased , and .tinproitie triune), t h e neheateiernale,whorn an immured and inactive lite toge-. Cher with the immoderate use of tea and v! hvy we.dt anti' watery aliments has, without any fault of hers, hr ought ni t all the caiamitonssyMplenle of a consutriptiv: h ih , t,and are, without timely asistance, sinking into an untimett i ..g, ave to such as these the Cordial Balm of Gilead will attard the, most perm anent relief, and restoie (Under DiVine to the enjo) ;neat of all the co-Mauls of lift. Youth and age of either sax are ey ly the objed: Restorativ,4and they . will tniifortnly liarticipate in its 4arnbri. ous•qualities andetteds I for -whether the. sse,tem is debili.• wed in the early part of life, or is sildthig under Stir Lewis of years, a few doses of this N - ktliciiie wail ,iffurd immetiiate 1 - assurance of returning health and strength, by giving tone to the muscular system and organs of digestion, anti by• re novating the constitution._ _ _ _ To the Young it will attbrd lasting health, strength, and spirits, in place of lassitude and debility ; anatto the aged and infirm it will assuredly furnish greats - ether and conduit by. gently and safely invigorating the system. Nervous Disorders of •every kindi and, from what ever cause arising, and all, that train of shakings, anxieties, and tremors which so dreadfully alfeel the weak, the , sedentlry, and the delicate, will in a short time be succeeded by cheat. fulnesi, and every presage, 91 health, - ?'!rose who have . resided in. the West Indies can testify the, salutary eltetts of this wonderful Medicine, its sanative 4,4taa• lities have particuiarly been proved in the late al a r m i ng deinic complaint, the Yellow eever ; and those who are lan. gitid and relaxed in their **hole- system take this NhAlit.ine with the happiest etnets ; persons, therefore. going,' to the East or Weal' Indies cannot store 'a more, important article of health and life. - 'Vile Cordial Rahn of Gilead enriches the blood, without' inflaming it; braces without stimulating too violently the nervous system ; trees and disbu, them the viscera arid other important organs; resolves obsttudions, and throivrk t oW vis. cud strong humours ; strengthens the general habit, aril Orings back the muscular fibres to their natural afui local tity tone ; as it is calculated to produce, in a considerable deAree, ail or any of these efte.ts, so -it must, under certain inorillie4tions and restrictions, be equally adapted for the cure of every si)e_ cies of decay. The Cordial &din of Gilead is sold at Ilalf.a.Guinea a Bottle, and in Family Bottles, containing the quantity of four small Bottles, whereby. there is a saving at gi. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, I.oodon Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. It aeburn, North' Bridge; Air. Baxter and Mr. mu, Suit li. Budge; yirison and: Husband, Elder and Co. Etlinbingit ; Mr. Baxter, Glaspw; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, ('anne). ; fl. thaw. K tnamock ' W Youngi Irvine ; A. 1. orsyth, and t. Whiteside, Ayr ; W. Crawtnol, Cirvan ; I. C arson, New. Douglas ; Nl , Millan, Kirkcudbright ;T. Al c'redie, Kirk. aldy 1. ltiyth, Leven ; Deinpster, ; DLitt. tire; P. Cr.rigie, Montrose ; .ind I. Anderson, .o..rdcen Dr. White, Banll4. M I In ;T. M 4 Kenzie, Stomaway ; P. 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