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/ •--' ~-..,' '''' \"': 7 - k ' 1 1 ~:TtFet4ke,ift s,*a;,.--2, • -4, ' _ir,,;,! , - : N t: • , '*,.. ...,,t; 0 ... itegqii ,„•44.: 4 . • ••, - -,- - - liz , ,-, , o 1 :4), • •,„„N.,4,,_ . ..... -. -: , 1-,•-i , :4:, .-,-..;.:ti:- ~; . . •'-'.. „ . , 44,, 4 ~,:tp.., . .„,,,, k ;; - irv \ , , , ,-.i. A - ~ , : \•,.-. • Tiy .11ah... t IbER 4132.] THURSDAV, DECEMBER 12, 1805. [ i ici± Xi EN 1 'THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rinB ; PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 12, 1805,, NW be perfotatied • THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. s The Prne,ipal Charer b.- rdr.ELLISTON, Mr. MA' AHE att WS, Mr y .. DORMER, M r..MADDOCKS, Mr. WEBB, Mi. EVANS; miss POPE, Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. N. SI DOONS, Miss MEI,LO N, and Miss Ti DS W ELL. ‘ , c Prologue to be spoken by Mrs. H. S I !)DONS and the Epilogue by Mr. MATH WS • , her which t h e N ew Gram !leontia ry mi.f.i.Drarna, called WithTHE!SLEEPING BEAUTY. , THE New Scvnery, Maeninery, Dresses, &c. Arte Overture and New Music composed by Mr. Addison. Aldibert (a Knight Errant),, Mr. DE CAMP; Launcelot (Estjuire to - A Idibert), Xll r. MAT HEWS ; , • Ethelred (ale Usurper), Mr. G. I.VZC; VI LL • ttheliud e ( t i le sl ee pi ng Beanis), y a Y.O UN G I,A D.Y ; Ellen (a very. old Villager), Miss DE CAM P ; , Emma fa Village (.41), Mrs. BLAND ; 1 11 1 , Aleitarin a (Inc Good Fair)), Madernuisetie PA l< SOT. ~al ti tt Second Price 3s. -Pit 3s. Gil. 6.lconti Pr,ce 2s -Z2s. Second . Price ts• - Upper Gallery is. Second No Money to be returned. be; uhors will be opened at Half past live, and the Play 4 ") , ltif.ii,,lA Six. 4 1.t ar e•ki the iioxca to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the um. • t Li Louttleltussell.street. New Comedy of 'rile School fig Yriends, Performed the 2(1 I last night, having .bcen received throughout r a brilli:tnt Anti overflowing 'audience with the highest ' a rks of approbation., 'testified by.the loudest plaudits 'from Parts of the Theatre, will be repeated .every Evening ,rougli the week. the Public are most respedfully informed, that the new and ivlelo- Drama of The Sleeping ',fenny, which has been clued with the greatct applause', will -be repeated To grow. tile Young Roscius will make his first appearance this son on Monday next, in the Tragedy of Douglas. A new Operatic Drama is in Rehearsal, and will be speedily Xhiced. BY COMMAND OE THEIR .MAJESTIES. THEATRE-R OVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. [HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 1:.1 ) • will be performed,, LOVERS' VOWS. Baron Wildenhaini, Mr. MURRAY; Frederick, Mr. BRUNTUN : Count Cassel, Mr. FARLEY ; Anhalt, Mr. H. JOHNSTON; Verdun, Mr. Agatha, Mrs. LITCH SIMMONS,.D ; Amelia, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. WITH _ • LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSNIITHS. Captain Br 'dare, Mr. 1-11 LL; VW', Mr. BLAN CFIAR ; TOttertoll, Mr. SIMNIONS; Risk, Mr. FAwctirr; - Solomon Lob, Mr. EMERY ; Pit s. Mrs. A'11(1 NS. , —vs 6 .Gallery 2s Upper Gallery rs. Th e " * Doors to be opened at halt past Five, and begin at halt lit si x. Pi to; . for the Boxes to be taken of. Mr. Brandon , at the ax Office in liart.street.. b r° l :rnortolar, Othello; with Spanish Dollars. . • Saturday, The ,Merchant Venice • with Marian. . o •. COURT OF ;DIRECTORS OF THE le EA ST INDIA COMPAN,Y; held on Wednesday, b, 1 9 111 01 1803, e°lViki unAnimously, That the Inconvenience which has h.,!aperien ce u tram the reduced N um b er of the Members .is Court protes3to on ity aCqUdit t rCii INph the regular 'al Service of the Company, rcilders it the duty of the Pun to inform the PiOprietors that it wit! be tor the 4 *ll 4 of the Company to the next Vacancy that I Y happen in the Directio n , by a G e nt L eman o f t h a t descrip-, 11. Signed, by Order of the said Court,. WILLIAM RAMSAY, So'cretary. ro the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.' GENTLEMEN, • HEN the above utianimous Resolution of the c ourt of i red Ors was submitted to your consideration, 4:llmPei led, by the most encouraging circum stances, and /1 " 91 many tespettable friends, to Agra) , my Mtcatioa )114 ing myseli a Candidate for the Direction, and proceed. the Ball o t upon the first Vacancy•wilich m i g ht take The Death of your late worthy Dire tor, Mr. Le surfer, th ere f ore calls open inc to renew my earnest soli. . I tiona for th e . h onour of your Support, and to repe at m Y ~ 1 4, rtleclaraiiiia of proceeding to the 13allut 00 the clay or t• Shoultl your kindness upon that Oceisiont Place in t i he Situatior, to ears \ which • allow me to express humbl ' c hope, that a course of more than. Thirty, Ously devoted to th e Company's ,Maritime Employ will me not unworthy, of so distinguished a mark. of.your our and confidence. I la ve, the kionOur to be, with great respia, Ladies and Gentlemen, • Yinir Most devoted humble - Servant, . .GEOR.G-E MILLETT. -14 e..ense, laytonstone, Dec. to, , [Soc.. • `- , tßtain Coltniittez. will meet at tling's ad T. d °l li ;It the Roultry,,ork 1 hursday next, the lath t. ,(3ne_ lock precisely, arid . every tellowing day, M the hourp•ofarn till Four o'Ciock. • • • .I'o _e ADeRt Ro lepttiETops EASF I NDIA STOCK. tiEN • the honourable Court of Diretors s . Untied. you 'that it would !actor the interestof the :",P,itilY to tin the next V a cancy that should happen with a :tt IT I E. C A,N DATE, 1 announced my intention of Ting mytelf to yout - Notice whenever a favourable oppor lq should pres en t it se lf. ; and at the same time requested would not. fart the omission of personal application ape. 'l▪ to My disadvantage, as I did not think it striitly deco. !b t 20 C:IIIVaS before a Vacancy occurred, This evnt hay, akeu placc' Mhy the decease of your worthy Dirett‘ior a , Mr. Llernfan Le esurier, I take leave to otnr myself as Can ',ate to succeed him, and ,to entreat the honour of y our illand Support On • the occasion for' which purpose I as early as pOssible, do myself the pleasure or a per. ial application. I have the honour to be, with great tope°, Lathes and Gentlemen: Your faithful and obedient Servant, 101-1 N WOOLMORE. lee n • • -39itare, Dec. to, titas.. Wooliniate's Committee will meet every Day.at the u4 alent Cofree-house, wheen any friendly Cornet+unica n_swillbe gratefully received. -1 0 13— SOLD, the Next PIIESENTA'fION to a very V a l u able VICARAGE, of a PariSh in a id Country within -5o miles of London, containing about 4 c.r , s 01, inclosed Land, in cultivAtion ; with an ex,- lent Family House and Offices in good repair, and be. ee n 9 and to Acres of Glebe Meadow Laud near adjoin. For tanher Particulars apply to Mend. Rt.:maids `,.." 3 . Stationers, Wych-street, Temple bar, London,-- eraipost. paid , y f dui iiwered _ - X() C ROC I: RS AND OTHERS. u LErr, 1`,1) 'HIE 1 EASE:I'O RE SOLD, iteBpec. Q table and Well-ostablish.ed GROCER's ,k)l', situate in a gentect Ne;g:•botithoutt, at trig finer pr two great Tbwoughtats leading iodic new Build• en the liettford Et ate 'rile Shop is well tilted up, .nt tobticrn, t•tn ilew I y palmed,. and in a 4- o Ennict'' Le of Repair. The ilduse is nn' ' fl fult Trade; and the lit paid by, Lodgels.. Satish.etory reasons wilt, bur giien proepl, Propriator means io trayr.,. Apply at• Ne. as 9, 1-I%ti VATRIOTIC FUND. LLovo's, Dec. ro, AT a GENERAL. . MEETING of the COM . .11 , 1 ITT E li, held this Day, TtIOMPSON BONA It, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved, That the following Address to the Public be inserted in the Daily Papers : 1,1 the Pretace to the Report published on the tst of March last, the Conoittee, alter stating the Receipts and Expenditure to that period, observed, " That the Contri butions already received formed a Fund so ample, in pro;- portion to the demands hitherto made upon it, that they abstained front any new appeal to the Public, confident that when circumstances rend...r..d it necessary, they should not appeal in vain ; but that the spirit and! .liberality of liritoos would always rise equal to the occasion, when calledupon try relieve the still:rings, and reward the valour of thOse who distinguished themselves in the service of their Country." • Flits. sentiment has now been fully justified. The sums subsCribed pie ions to the Gth Of Ist month, when the glint on; VtCtuty itt Trafalgar 'was announeed to the amounted to I 2 5,0301. and the dividends received, to 20,5,001. 'Tote i di o t - t h a t had then been voted to near Soo wounded or diaab:Al Men, and to more tlian ao, Widows, 0 rphms,.and indigent- Relatives or those killed ; with the honorary gra tuities for successful, exertions ut valour or merit, ammint• ern to near 50,9301.; and the farther calls upon the. Fund, arising. from the late brilliant Achievements of his .Majesty'a Arms, Wet - cc:initiated at about /..),000l.; leaving ah ,unappoi primed surplus of nut more than 75,0re1. a sum that ought soon prove inadequate to answer the tuture, claims of British valour, now called into action by Land. as well as by Sja. , under tWire circumstances the Committee made afresh appeal to those who had not hitherto contributed ; and the successfully answers their expeaations. The Subsdriptions . since received, tpr the general purposes of the Fund, already amount to - tB,oool. ; and those paid in from the collections made after Divine Service on the o.ay • of Thanksgiving, to 14,60a1. ;. anti both Lists are hourly in creasing. The names ut many who had belOre contributed 'with a mUnificence , worthy their rank and fortune have appeared again; and the clergy of the established Church; and of every cr.l:r denotnination, have, .most zealously and elo tittenty promoted the objedis of this laudable I mita ution. - The limits of an it ilveitisemeat do not permit the,tescrip tion of the Contributions at the tteveral ellillOlCS , oll4l Places of Worship the manner in winch many have requested they might be inserted ; but tale , iru e C,nittee in then . next Annual Report ; which will be published, on the hest of March, will give all the particulars desired. CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service, or. thePAY of THANKSGIVING, for iheKELIEF uftbe SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, MARIN ES, andVO LUNTE RS,Wound. ed ; and the WIDOWS, OR eIIAPS, arni RELATIVES of those Killed, in His Majesty's Servic: : Rev. Clergymen Chnrches • Chapels,& Meetings. who Sums colleded. preached. St. Ethelburga, Bishopsgatc.st. ,c t 6 o Allhailows, - Conibara-iireet, ---- - 14 7 o Barking, Tower-street, M. White - 7.2 :1 3 Foundling Hospital, London, •I. Hewlett - 293 It o St. 'Paul's Catii:drol, Ditto, A. Hart - 300 0I ti St. Magnus, London-bridge, --- - 45 5 9 ;Parochial Church Sc Chapel, 51-arnpstead, including Vo- . lunteers, - ------ - 262 to 7 St. Mildred, Bread-street, - 6 17 0 Hendon, Middlesex, R. Nelson - '6o ii 6 Cliiipcl, High:Wry Grove, ------ --3 t 1 3 1 Allhall , .;ws G. and L. Upper ... Thames-street, - --------- - 17 to 6 St:" Rennet and St. Peter, Paul's Wharf • - 41 tittle Chapel, Kingsland, 5 is '6; Church, Ciapinim W. Vehm i B B 4. N-Mt et ing 1.0.-Waitharnitow, - 14 o•-• GreekChapel,Crowu-st.Soho, - 21 0 0 Mulberry Garnett -Chapel, Ratelittlllighway, J. Nicholson - 61 o o Church, Streatham, - - 12 4 1 3 o Chapel, tionterton . R. 13. Williams 37 17 g Church Lung baton .; T. Streattield Li t 7 Royal Chapel, London . T. Wilkinson a 6 0 The Asylum, K. Stevens 5r 9 0 Old Jewry Meeting, . !tees zo o 1 Si. Mary, Strattbrd, - S. tien3hell - 17 i t 0 Meeting, London Road, R. M Harper - L 5 4 3j Church,'Totteritlge, 11. Marsitatn - 44 7 0- Church, Kew Green, - M. Wrond Alecting, Stepney, - t. . Find - •73 to 2 Chapel, Lincoln's-inn ..• Dr. Ackson - 189 4 6 tiisnop Hatfield, orris, J 62, .9 10 J l -'ine; , New /Iroact.street, Gatfee 3o .1i 8 St. Stephen, Coleman-street, T. Twigg 56 it 3 'Chapel, Paragon,4 Church, Greenwich, . Nitailicw • r ilk; 16 4 Iver, Bucks, • „, E. Ward . .18 3 6 St. • Ann, Soho, 1/V61,1;11i/1sta, --,-. SZ ti 6 Goodhurst, Kent - W. Harman •28to 4 Hichutr, Maidenhead, - ti 3 6 United Churches, Sr. Mary, . . .W6Jlnoth, and Sr. Mut) . , Wookhurch, 'London, :. -- -"- - 56 , o o St,.. Nicholas, Cole Al,bey, - H. Pvltin - . 217 6 j3righlling Church. Sussex, ----------- • 12 S 4 Sr, .mantioutpte, . li. T- Walmsley z 3 4 g Lock's-fields, Walwarth, - G. Clayton, . 70 - 0 u Chatrib's• Paint; Cambridge, R. Chatfield , 23 J 8 0 !kiofthiCliurch.,kieli, ''-'. . . .I'. 11.45:Acker . 10, 4 6 7 Ti..»,:)0.,_...4,..,, Mr. Lee . so to ti All s..ints aud 'St.' lb 1, Ilea- 1 - 0141, - ' .4 * - - P. Lloyd • 40 43i 4t. John'sChapel,Betiford.rotv, R. Ccetl, A. NI. ;86 .. ..1 o St. ?Lathe w, .Wardrobe, and St. An:t, El.talriars, - W. Goode, - toi 8 6 Chaptl, , kcatlsh-towl4 •. - - It. Cliainpnoys 29 8 Church, I.4:wisharn, . Dean of Windsor 114 '7 6 Meeting-noese, l'aurs,-alley, Red.cross.street, ' - '`"----- - 54 5 0 protesi.:iit Dissentors, Peck. l o am, . - - ' W. B. CollyeT •6t 34 2 Littlobury, Essex, .. C_ I,alulini • . --3 . 8 . . o Wiltden, Ditto, - DI110• . 3 tt 0 Protest:Mt Dissenters, Beth- nal-green, - -W. Kilts . rz t o Christchurch, Spitalfields, W. Wheldale - 64 6 , Si St. Mary-Le Strand, - . .1, J. Ellis . zz 7 6 St. George the Martyr,Quetut. • square, - . - J. L. Martyr) . 116 26. St. Pancras, .... . • I. W. Ch.uupneys t 6 8 I, lidmontou Churckt,MiddleseX, 1). r.'411 - ‘ll - 57 9 i St, SWithefl, Lotn on.stone, Mr. Watkini - 34 4 Chapel, 1- 0 4-4cre, •••• Amb. Martin 4. of z 0 St. Matthew, Bethnal-green, W. Clark - 30 0 0 Grosvenor Mr. Bazeley - z 9 St. 13craict Fink, London, t 6 o Chapel of Newltrentford,Nlitix. W. A. Keating 41 * 6 - St. °lave, Southwark - James:Ll/arta • . 46 to to Chapel, Sydenhain,. . Mr. French ,3o St. Andrew, Hallord, . 33 Park Chapel, Chelbeas - W, Yates •• - 19.17 0 Collected after Divine Service from the 6th Regl. Mont of Loyal London Voluntecia, per Lieut.- Col.. Sir R. tVigratra, Bart. tes. a Surrey Chapel, - Rowland Hill 407 6 4 Curzon Chapel, May-fair, 'l. R. •Coombe 63 39 9 Wangcad Church, Latex, Mr. Parker - 70 8 St.Bartlioloinew,Royal F.xcli. Mt. Wilson • - t 6 0 Twickenham Church, - Mr. Fletcher - 64, to . to, St,lOhn, Wapping, la. Parsons,. 74 8 \ 9 Mortlake Clitirch, Surrey, - M. CUlllll6Ofl 78 1 0 Sr. --4twe and St. John ZA , • Owy, Alderagatc.street, • .J. Hutchins % s 4 15 9. Meeting, Whitatuvvn, - W. Hockley 7 Si. t 6 Quebec Chapel, Portman-sq. H. Flatten is 9 Crayford, Kent, Robert Wright - 34 3• oi "-• Taylor's Voltz -- t Capt. Taylor's Volunteers, .4 .4 Orange- street, Letcebtcr-uclds, ---•—•---- ,- 7.. o 0 Emil, Kent, . . R, Davis • so et 0 Ft. jam-s, Duke's-place, It". Powith - • 52 t a St. Martin 0 tstwash, 4 I , 1 Mai . 10 e # . , St. Margaretts Patten, Rood. lane, - - J. Grise . 18 16 2 St.. Andrew Undershaft, Lea- . denhall.stteer, .. - - A. Antrobus - 53 S 4 Afton, Middlesex . Mr. Wintle 2t 2 Si Scot's Church, London Wall Dr. Yount; . - ,z3l 0 0 Twickenham Chapel, Cain- bridge, - - G. Owen .. 31 19 6 The Young Gentlemen of Mr. Hurwitz' fewish Acadcrn, Highgate, - , - 4 14 6 Portland Chapel, per the Right Hon. Lord Rad stuck , - - '• Too o . o . Ve.t..str. Chapel , , St.Giles's, W. Gurney 65 o I.:1 Scotch Church, Well-Str, Alex. Waugh 4o t o His G race the A rdtbtstlop of Camel - busy too 0 o , Clitirch,•Lambeth.. , - U. Vyse . 103 14 0 Carlisle Chap.Kennington ; la. Getirge Gibson -35 z, o • St. Michael, I'l'ood-street, , Dr. Cooper 13 9 6 Contribution of twia .Companie.s of , tbe'Excise Volunteers, who attended Divine Service at, St. Peter.le.Poor, where there was no Col. • lee.iiiin - , , . . 5 , .6, . Salem Chapel, Siidwell, W. Ross ' - 's t o NeW Chapel, Stockwell,' Thomas Jackson 44 10 0 St. Lake's, Old-street, - ---- .. 17 9 g A small Coogtegatioh of .Disvoters, ticrines. • street, Pconiniiite _ - 1 ; 7 Bapt.Chap. Abbingd'on, Bucks, --- , - 16 r 3 44 m Caden. Chapel; Peckham, Mr. Povali St s 9 St. Thotuas Southwark, Mr. Hodgkin c 1 0 o Warutord Church, Hants, R. H. Lancaster 10 3 0 CotiArt:g4tioti et Billericay, loiin 'f hprotod, - 410 6. Troia)? Chapel, Cenduit-str. Mr. Clarke .7 , 51 0 .1 , ~ Chapel, Great Ilford, Essex, I. fclr.lys ' 24 7 0 ,St. I eel, Hants - - C. I . banes z 6 3 6 Barkham, Berks - R. 1. T. - 95 0 Chapel, Margaret-street, Ca. vendish-square, - T. Hasiewool 68 12 6 Bedford Chapel, Charlotte. street, Ilasleivood 112 13 0: ~ St, George's, Hanover-sq.. R. Hodgson 1 54 9 I c. Molts Chapel, Chancery-la. —.—... . 15 5 6 Chapel, Islington, - Mr. {.noes - Ditto, Silver-strect, . . ......--. 89 .3 9 T. Davidson ige 1. IV, Davidson 701. I_;s. - Kelveston, Essex, - C, Dalston 40 1 3 9 Bethel Chapel, Sheerness' M. l'rior . 23 1, 6 Ramsbury, Wilts, - .E. 1119' rick 14 18 6 Appleby, Leicestershire,' , W, liorkler . 2' 3 . .0 Ely Chapel, Ely Plac.c, P. Shepperd 43. " 9 Meeting, College. lane, North. . ampton, .. . .--. • .. 3 , 0.0 Richmond, Surrey, - T. Wakefield toz 7 o Ditto, Protestant Independent • ' Society, - ~ --,... ~ , g g, 0 'Lee, Kent, - . G. Lock . 19 13 0 St. Michael, Coventry, lt. Siinpson so 3 4 Portsca, Hants, . W. Bassett 17 10 6 6 Salconibe, Ilerts, - ------.` ... I I 7 Thittidridge, ditto, - Mr. Franklin 23 ISt ifretagon Chapel, Bath, I. Gardener 329 IS o . ~.. ,„ '§yinoadsburY,' - L. ,K ay mond 14 0 0 Dow:than Norfolk ..'• G. Parke . 22 16 5 Newport,lsle of Wight P. Geary - 54 18 7 Protestant Dissenter's Chapel, Wotsurn, Beiltuniiitire, --- 313 2 Church, P rotcstant Dissenters, Feuingliain Castle, ---- - 25 6 St. Paul's, Bristol. - J. A. S m all lot 1 2 Meetinghouse, Great Mar. low, , - - C. Edwards 6 2 6 Chippen Norton - „--___, - - 25 7 2i Village of Saderd . -------- - 07 9 Ditto Of Cornwall, . --- - 20 0 The United Parishes at Christ Church and St. Leonard Fos ter, of which 171 ss. od. was train the Children of - , Christ's Hospital, Mr. Strouther il6ts 16 St. Lawrence, Old Jewry, - Mr. Vickers - 33 11 4 Allhallows, London Wall, . W. Heise - - .S 4 ' 0 Rayleigh, Essex, ' • float - 7 Lutterworth, Leicestershire, 11. Ryder - 23 6 6 Fitzloy Chapel, - - 1.. W. I)uppe -52 ~ • o Great Barton, Sufolk, .. 9 6 o St. Augustiue and Si.• Faith, London ... St. John, Southwark, - - W. J arv i s Abdy 76 lb 6 St. Michael, liassishaw. - Mr. Wilson 27 9 0 From the Committee, &c. of the Magdalen Hospital - 1. Prince - a 6 ,s 6 Pluinsieod3od East Wickham, Kent, • - • Mr. Watson - 21 13 8 Harniondsworth, or Hounslow, I. Longhorn - 2 2 o St. Alban and St. Oiave, 44 , Wood-street - - - Mr. Parker - 13 .9 9 St. liotolim, Wood-street, C. F. Bates - 19 0 - 62 a 3 Bartholomew Chapel, !3artno- It/Mew-1:10Se, I. Latchford - 9 7 4 Sr. Stephen, Wallirook, and St. helmet Shearhog, q. s.Towniey - 7 6 17 8 Berkeley Chapel, - E. Forster 3S 9 o The Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel, Brighton, . . a , 30 1 6 . . Rotheihtilio,' _ . - . Dr. Middleton, I • 831.1,33.112 d. - The Officers, Non.Coinrnis. , signed O ff icers, and Privates ... 183 13 1/1 Or St. Mary's Loyal" ito.. , I therhithe Volunteers, ' . - too!. J Weigh-house Meeting; East. Cheap, ' - - - ' - Mt. Claiton -8,) 17 8 Ealing Church, near South ampton; including sI, by a Parisnioner, - .- ------------ .21 z, Tnorley, klerts, - VallerilitCle, Moot fields, ------- -1., ! ., t) Totiertiatii.courtChapel,Tot- tellllalll-court-road, . -----• -9, 10 2 Oliver Mount Cnapel, Moor lidds, ' - , . -W. F, Platt ..23 3 o Kew ' - ... . l. Wrernili .., 2,6 6 Kew 9 Volunteers, privates, ' - Little I Word, Essex, - Mr. Snell . - 4 1.5' . , 9 St. Leonard, Bromley, - M r . Purtnra - 43 ta 9 Dissen , tera) Meeting, Lynn, I. • Ml en .. 6 7 CI Wept DrAytoio, lia,Lli..L::+i, - Mr. 1. , (141t0rn . 4it a Aniestrop, Gluuccatt:rahire, T. Leigh ~ .11 is o Lir:ky, , - - T. Towllsiicmi 32 3 o 40:41:College Chapel, lit,it, .------,------ - J3's 1) 6 Eton Town Chapel, ditto, . -------, - oz it 6 Seal, . .... . , ... .--...-....... L.... . 17 14 a , . • Healing, . ' - ---------- - 3 ti a ... - - Coitunisioner Hope, a moiety of his Subscription, the inner to the Church, Clutha:ll - 5 $ East V flrtStd4(l,' , . 41 u St. Mary, Oppington, Kent, Mr. Toyster 18 17 6 Dissenters' Meeting, Ungar, Essvx, .• , , 22 0, Poplar, •- Itlt. floole - 112'16 3 Ilertstondsey, - W. HartiSon - 133 17 Holt. including Volunteers 51. et 0 o St. Thomas, hear Exeter, vonshirel' • - I. H. Copleston 12 19 Sr. Stephen and Allhallows, Goldsmith, Exeter, - W. Speare 20 • o St. John, . T. Dikes . tog 8 o lkotting,thAti, SUSSCIC, • . itichaid Hooker a 0 S 6 Garrison Chapel, Portsmouth, 65, 4 3i WeyrnotttitChAin),Weyntoutlt,l3. Cura el ckin - 0 0 Red 13ridl,v, at.:4l( Sourthott, I. Poor.; - 3 B . b Caira, New port, I s flonniotatosh. 7 12 to Wandsworth, Surrey, R. H. Butchcr it.o 14 46 Officers, Non-cuminissiOned 011h:els, Pr' v.nes, and Drummers, of the Loyal W.itidswortiv Corps of Volunteer infantry, o.iileetv4 at W a ads Worth Church - 3 6 7 0 Ipswich, - 1. Jyte 2 .4 4 9 New Romney, including a 0.3y%;p y failn . the Officers an,' l'hvatelt of the Voinitteer Corpi 2 7 1 7 0 Sta.* upoi, :Frew , StAlatthit. -3/ 1 Si Pell-streJt Meeting, London, - 2 1 o 0 Stun Chapel, Deptioi . ti, Kent, - 4 tit Citael, - DetwOt College, - 57 1.3 6 - St. (;ties in Ftelds, Landon, —L-14I • Carty 13 u 0 St, Nitthal2ll, Warwick, It - 1 3 C.ingi; 7 ';. orlon, 'Worcester, R. Edwards Sr. Aiido4w,..Plytno.llll, - J. Gandy- St. CcorAe's Chapel, Preston, Roman Catholic .C 11 . 1 P 1 :4 110 . Newni..rket, - E. Davis 13aPtiA AleetingiHythe; r. Porrat Stalhridge, Donfetih'.re, Church, :•sunderlanti, T. Ilatilpsan - Chapel, do, = liulyweil, j. I.ldyd Chapel, • Waketi.;ld, - Al.tliruce t Rugby, Warwick, S. Sleath. near Plypinton, R. lane: Minstead Church, Ilainpshire., Air. Cook Church, I..)l4lhurii, .Dis:ienters' Nleetiiig, do • St. Thomas's Meeting, Church, Charlton, Kent, Ctapel, ury.strov! eliurch,flainptoa, Church ; 13atnet, Norhampt. Weil_ Alotthey, I ntlependcnt Ci0..m.11, New. p„it, Lie of 1).1E0, I)itto, Ditto, Cowes, Chu:ol, Morton, Efisvc D o , :;rinstead, ultgar, %ssex, 1)0..0 1 . , SbCX Duc F.Rscx, 1)o. Lluddidghurat, Essex, 1)0, Stondori•Mab.,:ey, Do. St. Mildred's, 'PoulttY.• Collegiate t'bur.:n, st,Catha t no•lworth Church,lVarwick. Tivcrmn Old Church,. Devon. Cturch, Mendlishana,Stakilk, Adeiphi Chapel, Lond'on; Air. Taylor Citurch e ,llawk Must, K N. fiall ChurChes, lissintlen and ilay- lbrd, Ilerts, • Church„ 11elndlury, Devon, Church, Ohicy, Dcrks, Church, %'A tun Underwood, Berki,. • - ll.finist Chapel, Falmouth Chur4h, Wurtnley, fleas, Aleeting -htause, ?qr. Coates I,inzee 1. li4ll 1. Lloyd I..'i') rman Mr, Styles Mr. Lce R. Orme Stackhouse C. Sum:mon lVfitchell Titus. C. ritlin 7. '$ t) i 71 18 8 1 4 8 c "24 1 26 6 b 3 . I ci S 5 0 11 to 7 25 I 34 5 14 94 2 I?, 12 O 38 13 ci 7 o 16 x 1 3 b 25 3 6 77. 13 3 4 2 3' 3 3; 1 9 I 4 1 0 2 11 I • r 4 2 lu 15 0 4 7 6 15 (6 2 5 21 .1$ 12 20 18 8 6 S 2 3 7 1.1 7 4 33 6 ;5 •50 0 3 -0 3 - ; t t 6 i. ' ,316 Tooley-strecl - , Mr. Hutchings Chapel, Gate-strect,l.incoln's- G, Frotn the three Dissenting Congregations at Ches. Bucks Church, Shepley, lert, , , Thos. Newsome 1$ Scots' Cmirch,Attil strect,Davitt Bri.;Ner as I adepetillent Chapel at Abiti,.;- dun, ilerkshire, - W. Trisharn . 9 St, Bartholomew. the Less, London,Dr. FortlO Congregation of Protestant Dissenters °hint Bap. fist CiellolilillAtion, Meetifig.llol,lSgv. street, . Thos. Powell Church. Pangbourn, Berks, Dr. Ilreetion St. Clement Danes. . i• Renoie Church,West Fatiltler t rya) t small Congregation of Unitarian Chris, tiansott 'Fatness, Devon, . Meeting; Aylitle-street, Mr. SNenson , l 5 to 4 1 3 6 28 8 6 3 4 0 - 70 2 74 . la to . 10 1 4 6 18 i • ' SOCIET:Y.OI: SCHOOLMASTERS. THE SOCIETY of SC,EWOLIVIASTVIS,v in hold their 1 G HTH ANNUAL MEETINU at ,toe Crown and Anchor Tavern, on MONDAY the 23J instant, President, the Right Rev, GEO. ISAAC IiONTLNGroAD, • Lord Bishop of Gloucester. Vice.Presideots. ' The Rev. William Vincent O.D. DeartofWetnminster. The Rev. Samuel Pair, D.U. Prebendoy of Stl. Committee for 'BO5. Charles Blaney; LL 1). and .P. R S, '(.!airman; • Rev. Matthew &aim", 0.1). and F. R.S. Oeiroty Cludintan. Rev. T. S. Atwood, A.M. Mr. Kelly, Rev. A. Crombie, I Rev. J. Lindsay, D. D. Rev. G. Gibson,. A.M. Mr. Lord. William Glerinie, A.M. Rev. W. Shaw. Rev. r Hewlett, 11:I)._ , Secretary to the committee, Rev. 0, Gibson. Secretary to the Society, and Treasurer, Mr. Kelly.' • Agents for their rc6peaive Distriar,.' William llurnev, AM. Gosport. ; Rev. T. S. sullen, A.M. Oundle ; Rev. W. Moore, D. 11, Cirencester. Auditors. Rev. Dr. Crombie, Rev. j. Hewlett, and I\ll 4 . Lord. Truste,es to the Funds... Rev. Dr. Barrow, Dr: Charles Barney, and Mr. Kelly. Stewards for the Anniversary of Mr. Chapman. itev. G. Nicholas, LL.D. I<•.ni. h. Harris. R ev ,. R. Roberts, A.M.. Rev. c...r. litathcote, D. D. Rev. Strachan, A.M. The ohjett of this Sociei y is to establish a Fund to: the'fit...* nelit of the. Widows aid Orph:ins .of. Schoolmasters, and fof the Reliqf of allot Schoolnustera and Ushers as may become through Age, Intlrinity, or MistOrttine.. ' 'Pickets for die 'Dinner may be had at the Bar of tltif Ta. Yarn ; also Books of the Institution. • GRAND LOTTERY, • EGINS DRAWING VEBRUARY 3, 1800. S CIL ;',l • 3• • T 3- . - k7,n,06, arc tcs.ooo - . . k ocob 30,040 151030 400 89 0 20,060 SOOD 20t , r) - Izto 20 . 500 5 , 0 100 120 .. 50 . solo First-cirawnTicketsizz . 5P:9 pot,* zc,ch-.0 Tickets lo t oep z 5 0,001t Tart of the above Capitate. First-drawn Ticker, Ist Day .- ,Cio,ooo Ditto - - 4th,Day - 30,ep0 Ditto . 6th Day 263cr Ditto . . - Bth Day - p:.•o • Ditto - . ' loth Day . zo , e, TICK.F,I'S and SHAItLS are uelling at every Liceneed Lottery-Office, PRF.SIENT P12.10E. Ticket . o Half - to oo 1 Eighth .42 It o Quarter - S t o 1 Sixteenth - I 5 6 o .* An early Purchase it advised. as the first soot, Tickets Will be entitled to 24. each, besides thair chance at the CA., shc()ND I.ol"frilty for 1805, begins Drawing the 3d of Febritary, 18(6. rIAPITAI, 'PRIZES told, 'shared, anti registerrd.: prior to tBn.4, by j, BitA NSC )MI3 and Co. 4 Prizes of xio,ooo I c Prig t 4 Of • , - • `lo,ooo 26 • • • ti to,oco 54 . • oup And in IN, and First Lottery tgas, the followins Capt.' tat:: vvcro sold 41103 Sturs, n.nnely, k I Nos. 17,477, entitled to - toe 9110, entitled to . 00 200 7 t 443 t 20<1014 17,915, - 2oe 1 4 , ;(?, - ,•0 11,7.17, 10,?? 7 0 WO : soverai outer IC 01. &c. ay, l y thc:muve 1. BRA Nle() i; lotto Conmiaors for the pte . A'at Lui torr, anti Proprietors of the Lilav Offices ? Nu. t t, I Col horn ; 37, CorW ' iti I and 18, H a ym ar k et , Piccadilly ; tvliore c I, itAit S are. now selling, in great varlet yoe Nainbers, anti the Prizes sitartai by thorn paid etc dmm e.il, m Schees grAtiS, and all liniint-7.; o:l3tive to the I: undi transacted with w telt cure and pundlia;ity, N. 13, Pleit,e to tiherve, the irst-drawn Tickets wiII bs entitliNi to 2 . itl„. 'each, hesitit;s b.2lwficial Chant e:or very floating Capita! in 11w crlm Schein.: therol'Or4 sto cady por,.;ll.sc is otticuLni n y reconintetxted.