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hIBER 3959• ...-.....-;-,;.-----..- .T..:.. - : THEATRE -ROYAL, ORURY,L.A...; NE. O•MORROW EVENING, May 25, 1 8 05 , will he perf ormed THE HONEY MOON. The Principal Charadters by ISlr. ELLISTON, Mr. 11ARTVEV. r, \BANNISTER, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. MATIIEWS, Mr. COLLINS, Miss DUNCAN, Miss NI ELLO NI, Miss Dk VAMP, and Mrs. SPARKS. , wiry( . I. t A MUSICAL E NTERTAINMENT. es for the lioxes to be taken of mr, rosbrook, at the •Oflice, in Little Russell -street. ) h li e 4 6 . Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery zs. Upper Galler e Owls to be opened at half past Five, and begin at Past six. _ • 10 Pi Reader, and pity the Bufrerinas of a Wo- Mani who once looked forward to Prosperity and Com - Intl who is now tlesti uteot support for herself and four Id t ren, obli ge d to sell all she had to pay Rent and 'faxes, ',nate heart is agoni ze d , not only for her own situation, tpthlnk, o f not having the means to pay some De '",l6he hat. on her, 14ys under the odium of dighonesty.-- r,,,,14"14111100k1iant, No, too, New Bond -street, has had at* to conszar to receive any Donation that may bit 4111 ", and who cart give her Reference, it' required. , WEST INDIES. 1 N C 1 LIMN of Chardeter, possessing a est 1411p444ired knowledge of the nature and value of Itb;i4ii, - „" ? . 6( 4tcv. and of ranch experience in Itlercantile ,too '' s .. 4 itesin3u4 ofan Appointment in the West In. to tteµehinettri the Interests of an extensive Proprietor. e Ad v u 'ai 4 ME rCantlie E staolishmeot• of Comiequence. , oh:It ric;tlis it proper to observe, that ills views 44144 4t Ibl ' ' I • sti, oh tre al) u Igi e Situation. An ex!) licit eaminuni -1 tr , sled to A. 13. Somerset Collec.house, Stratid, .beet Nith proper attention. t lit America would not be objeoe.l' to, if the objet Pnrocrtirrim,tnt,rqse, and pro a felvourable tesult. .......,...____' - '"l'd TraCle are uncter4ter4 Lriy the .krlvertiser• . ------.4,,„,..........;......... • , . IRANGA i London, .\lav 4, Igos - NIANF,"•ah(I LEMONT TREES. CA Al isiwit 4NAIVABIAN JESSAMINES, and TRUE at c .FK SAUSAG ES, are this Day arri , ied, in ex ,, dtuitiOne at 101.1 N BURG ESS cut SON's Ware o' 107 t Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps. 14°1117E;;NA sus V Y lEr T.MIN lIE ARMY, , ME RCHANTS, eke. APtr PO:YI'ABLE DESK, ni 53 an " s + l 4u1)! Clirch-vard, is admirably calculated for b-efionsl Oninestic Cotivestience. It contains evt:ty rjs:All 4e3n.ah:e tor wrg and dresting, secut* Y and St:entities, arid a Copy litg -- ; e4 by one person) produces instantly a LoPY ufuryting, ind one how what would 4, '2104. ten ready writers. The conies 1.:re,.1:1 7 0;174 Inipressed from the Original itself, and t. 0 1 .- L.XEI even 41 the Itlinuciat ofaccents, with `TIIIL4 ihotunl, requiring no ex.aninatiou r t+r, h 14441);„,i A rticles are all Inu own rit.inuntelu e; %.• MlCave fill preserve tbeir r :el ptohation. The l)tsks end ure th e changes of 41°4114 wow!, the joinings dovetailed, and no vineer _ Ptil iit ?4 W HEAT AND AMERICAN FLOUR. M C SALE, at Jack's" Cotree.house. Mark-lane, eiy►ol.thy the z7tlt May, ticos, at Eleven o'Clock prc 112°T Nineteen Hundred gnarters of FP. it'LEION wHEAT ,• the principal part imported 1r jr re,w months from Dantzic : ami about Nine iewhlrre,sof AN,IERICAN FLOUR. ale; ili c " Irma lebe viewed any time previous to the S 4, ll 4 h t l il l in to Messrs, Scott, liarris, and Co. No. tz, le r 4 . 1 Y i or ate the Brokers, Tho. Harris and Na . th. an' t o,` t he sme place • of whom Catalolues ma) be iuttlivr P4rtteutira kinown. ik" —.---- --"—T- .---------- RESIDENCE, .10 K ti I: RE ttoi. I) FARM and 11 ' I.' ASH, ' l , l eat MAI OENIIE A 1), ME Itt,..S ' (with . tAsetsioh). T° nr• SOLI) BY AUCTION, r, • fly Mr. HAVVKES, ~.q0p111,..1 Vi. '. 1, p',,,,'.Y v..iißthie and very Desirable ?0,}10,;:;—;,1101,0 Es-i•ATts most l)eatitifiltly sittrate Ici,yri-.1 "1" , eoirilirising ariexceeding COmpi l'trh ter(li44ioll4 liriek and Tile I.)welling-houie, anu O L.', loite C, L ,, 6 ; 0 Acres of extel lent Arable, Meadow.. l i i , t . , kik ""4, %%Ira very oetebsive and extremely y.il ." 1 of &tar h • tU 1 tl C - i This Lstale kit ' . P all enllnm" it reselits mbili Y4441)411 to form the complete Villa ; P d x. 1. 44 2 of the higllett impffiverlierli, at 4 Blunder e IPArtk4°„(lllllbiniwi of aclyamitgos that rarely twito, (4--."'"a aPPIY, Post-paid, to Messrs, 041tlY alrl. or 4 thrt kr. I ohn Illantly,and Jr. Hawk", Re•are, re a 111, - ; 34, (...re4t Castle.sittet, Cavendish.tAlua - "rfuy be 4en. lEN,„T's CASTEE, NF.AR INII/44(AT": 10 \T "IkELIPTORILY) SOLD 13Y- AZIC r • , 13%, ivit PILKINT()N, the 20th 1e c l ,„ , . • es, I;ue taver n , in Plytnouthrim Thiirsday .0 ,.,,, ___, th e ATtSei between the,liours of l'hr,ce and five t, will as %%111 Oe. tt ; end orieloni subjen to such Comlittoos . prod tie4d, Si n IN ()NE LOT, sp,pnlatly P4' 'f' I iVI it FREEHOLD iutt LI at,, . flui4 ) , .. . i St. (,er btii`4.l'' (1(ohlY situated on theßanks ° ' , flout!, (4 , ) ~,, otl. tlistant only Mie miles from r 4)obie, ',11.1,',31:!it itivt ) ; comprising lots Castle, .Wll !u owes . , er, t„';'111."11, soitghie Offices, two 4°ar"v ;Is' ;ile''rOt o"Ven tars of etant.ttion, and % lt; aliVi, ctry pieil . . gi pain. th r i., 3 ot • ltich Arable Meadow .Ro . l.T_g_. containiug together upwards or oil:: 'tun- It chstr,o Acres. Is4;le 14 It 'itrs' romantic alai substantial StruZlor l e : iti, eminence %veil shsttaten w1;11 Woods+ '':,:•ti I `- n th e tl';hthil l'rokpeeis of a Ri-itilch °film Sea, hiltlypin)l., Wt3O:l?"'"lCng CoUntry int,,,,t beautitulir incl.ittodf it(4t44,.°1,1ft• Plantations, anti finms atto:;etiter ( ~ n . , •• I Nrlt:".:7,ltile Itesideocei i n th e Count), of Cornyv.4l(.._,_ Itetint Ill'ortation, si to trein tbi the PM-4"3". 9 Y trr ih o . ,r4ct, apply to 4 -.. • • NI Nuesar an 1 I,l ' - ' , 31 Llitt;i3lii. l' e .' ' 4 , 3 rh- ' *"" '' .7 , , mitt fle• ~ 4,1,11i,7 , , ,s,, on, ..ontion ; Mesars. t : • ' G r6e , i , '''Yilro 1 ' k/' S'lLifors, NottinAlum ; or Mr• 141 to s . 41116 4 Abbey, tirar ' gottinn Print." lie, .111,1 h'liml t th • *.itit er 11 , . • .., prithies 1 t4r ltuic ueXr: •-• i I ► ILIS 111 PlyITIQUttl, 3c4 toviiite ti.e• sti(rering4 of SC"nVYI: hf he AltvCrlYilli LA, anti ratDisedses of he --( - ' t il d (41(4,, '4.4 I'll.sb ti it Y devoted lode hof ills 1"11e0is„ illry 1 4 1,1 St4f:ttit it bow before the l'ut)lit., Ilia . ei r ' 4l .l: t 3 h "PerhA to all Seasuu s 0) the 11;'),,l'e'''t C4bl''' * *(Cnlet Y. 1 41. kutttaric,%7 %li t ) hut Eva,,:h to pri, - c of h;s 1 pi triit 1.14:011,(14jr;? ditii ita pur,bit, be inlartiett tne• %tit:. iitivttik,„itg';tctrsie, I:I R(k)PS,, 8 . ini.l,l9i4p/I((irct ir m",ting 14,4041.. ) g ent, hut givtug gu li 1 0i c „ 4111 'e tr. c'''''''l.lo43. Those who r use cott.Ni led t r . eitttt ;.Y, PuU;&rs of kibtrals, it they wish to "'eel tht vtir,:t,i, the Nerves, ity, Alt-nicine is better calL,tlllt 1 ),' '''t ther. tilt. ; )ropt. AtiOthei rec:onlYneric.; ! ttui ~ i„. kvt, :ke , 41 y, atit td en 1‘1°.r4t1:1)1::ti.'1ill float; i '' I ' k ',.....thottt restraint ot 111 4 1 4 1 tit rd_llitittt aeconntable for any 111 i x.tttsl ree_ies:ll44l; ‘,.. In tho 0,, , it.. tiw knig's Pau:Alt' are 11 ~r.... the f"IP all() rt,"',4l.et I)tr,-;,ilis, ttuttle, tird tVra.pP.'..r , tt „ i '4l, u,,,tu11. )4'4 i;:uty) is psimeti fit bilck tiii im , ('''''S'. 4,4, 14$. 411,1 tl. 2f. l)tiq HICIMIC(I* . . . . ' i 1 ty • RI D 34 MAY 24, 1805. GRAND SPRING LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. THE following is the GRAND SPRING LOT. TORY SCHEME. No. of Prizes. z Value of each. . ,C 36,000 - 14,093. Total Value. 060,000 , 4 0 ,E 30000 • zs s ooo to i ooo SOOO 7000 Suoo poo 3 - 10,000 5000 2000 1000 SOO . 100 so ". I MO Goo* . 30,000 'rickets 120,n00 Z 300,000 • Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows : First-dritwn, tst 1).9 1 ,C to,ooo F irst-drawn, 6th Day,Cao,Oao Ditto - 2d Day tOOO Ditto pit Day 2000 Ditto • 3d Day tOOO Ditto - Bth Day 30,000 Ditto - 4th Day sOOO f Ditto . gth Day too* Ditto - sth nay loco l Ditto - torn Day 2000 Tickets aid Shares are setting at every Office. Ticket - tg 5 kg t 8 o 1 Eighth . ,C zto 0 4 11.9 Sixteenth - I 5 6 half QuArter COOPER.'sIiALL. "MENA' SATURDAY will . he the FOURTH IN DAY of ogAw.ING, and the First-Drawn Ticket entitled to ptol. The Wheel contains double the number, of great Prizes .it did last Lottery; and the present price of Tickets only 191. ss. ; at the sitne period last ',query they were 241. s's. aoct by the Sixth Day they were 301. after which Day tot a Tick was to be had. An early purchase is theretine recent mzuded at PORTE it's 011 lisrablialied Otfke, Parliament stmt, 'ayhere the Ticket 16,722„.dr.iwn the Second Day, a Prize of soot. was snid registered. n E it reric.inbered that in F- f mer LOTTERIES TI CKETS Row considerably before the Fourth Day ot. Draw. g. lo the last Lotter) , they , Sold. which was.an incrca:se °lsl, above the present price, and the Denetits tg be derive. ; tr.irti the Capital l'rizes bore no egua. lily to the present State of the Wheel, The First-Drawn Ticket on Saturday next, will be entitled to seo.l. 'rickets and Shares, warranted Cinch - awn, are on Sale :it HORNSBY and Co.'s, State Lottery thrice, No. 26, Cornhill. FIVE TIMUSANWPOUNDS, For the Fixs:.4rativn Ticket dit saTu RDA '1 ? NEXT. XCLUSIVE or the :Jhbve, the Wheel contains .K.,4 the fullowiiv rich Prizes, viz. Prizes pf,C3O,cloo 1 2 . Prizes of,C to,enio 2 - Oen 3 s° o dee, ' And only Soieh Days draw. T. ROBERTS recommends an early application at his fortunate Oflicc, No, S, Cornbill, as a scarcity of Tickets, must take place float the very great deinaint • Lotte:!. all the Tickets were sold by the Fourth Day of I);..twia;‘,. UNPARALLEIAD RICH 'WHEEL, ' comrAtNiNc. 2 Prizes of 3 C30,000 I Prim of ,C looter, ZO,OOO 3 soap &c. Pc. Pc. And only Seven Days to draw. HAPPINESS and RICHES ttlAy he obtained horn the above rich Wheel, by an early application at DoWNS's old establish:A Offic; No. Si, Newkatc-street. From the great• Demand, it is likely 'rickets will be very dear and scarce. Last Lottery every Ticket was sold by the Fourth Day. The next Dart Drawing will boon Saturday next, and this First-draSvn TiCket entitled to pool. FIVE THOUSAND POt'NDS. FORTONPs WHEE L. NEXT SATURDAY the Wheel of Fortune will again turn round and her first Gift she will bestow wilt be entitled to cuool. l'hose Persons who have delayed purchasing, must be quick in their application to PO P 's Fortunate Office, facing rho Bank of Lngland, 24, front the uncommon demand, Tickets will be very dear and scarce after the next Day's Drawing. RICH STATE OF TtiE WHEEL. 2 Prizes of ‘30,000 2 Prizes of ,Csooo 2 .20,000. 5 2003 2 10,000 '5 • 1000 Besides:pool. for the First-drawn Ticket on Saturday next. A DltUtv.r.vic;N solicirti the Pausal of the abrive , G rand State of the ‘Vheel to his Friends and the Public, which stands unprec&lented in the Annals of Lotte ries,, with only Seven Days to draw, and Tickets at 191, Ss. which, at the smne period last Lottery, rose to 141. Ss. Ife thefefoie reeolmnends to these who have delayed purchashig, tar ba early in thi:if application at his old established Office, leet.-st , eet ; awl assures them, fro n t the utieommon de non d. it ict a Ticket will be left after next Week. The Tickot N.). 9210, drawn a Prize of 5001..0n the first day, WAS Sold .it this Office. GRAND IMPERIAL STATE I.OIFEICY: Five Thom:Alai I'oun‘ls - for the First-iima•n Ticket next Satturhy, tieing the Fourth Day of Drawing. • 'TICKETS ;ot SHARES, warranted (indrawn, I will continue on, sale, whiM• any remain, at G. SC,Orri Old E'statalished Office, No. 75, New BNid • street, wncre the f , i;st.drawn Ticket last Saturday, No. 2875, elttiti . :4 to was sold and registered, and the "ticket No. 6 . 43 t, a prize of in*the last 'Lottery, was also lead in me Q , rater, oiw Eie,•tatt, and ten Sixteenth Shares. B. Capital Pratai to any amount paid on demand. ITEIITS. TO II F. LETT with the vr IR ES, •and with or with- PtiIO4ITU RE, tin' 'Six Yeas; Twenty-six. Mites trout Slior , :ditch Church, and Thirty from Hyde Pat k corner, • AMODERN - BUILT BRICK MANSION, Siktv 'Feet Square ; containing, on the Basement Story, Kitchen and domestic Offices, Cellarage, Ste—On the First Floor, tu, Eating-room, 3a by t.} feet, a waiving-room, 3c, feet by Bre.Afast-roorn, 24 by so, Gentleman's Book rcont, t feet squar., all i 6 feet high; Entrance Hall and Stoma ..titairca, - ,!, Water Closets on each. Floor, and -Stone tract; Staircase, the Second Floor are seven good Bed roorni.-Ort the Attics are eight Sleeping-rooms, and Store rooms conveniently fitted. Lawn round the House, with Plantatio.is and Walks ; two walled Kitchen Gardens act-' joining ; detached' Coach.houSes, Stables, Laundry, Wash- Brew-house, and all 'requisite ()dices the the Resi dence of a Gentit•naati's Family ; to these, which are near the House, adjoin:: Ilailifrs-bous with complete Premises fos.the Faint, s ; , idt is to be, lett with the Mansion, and con sists of above Two [hundred Acres of Pasture am! Arable goOd ebittiitioU, surrounding the House, divided by 'uitable Fencd, and inclosed by Park Paling. The whole is r o w 'and always has been in hand, and inha bited by the Proprietor. T rothiss are fitted up with every Convonience for Per sons or respeaability, and none other need apply ; are stunned in the County - of Hertford, between Hoddesdon, %Vara, and Stortforti, <half a Niile front the Church, near a Village, in which are resident Gentlemens' Families t. and . 11 iitcheut Bakers, and other Trades. People ; Post ChatseS and Horses, and from which goes two Carriers' Carts to London twice a, Week, and the Post comes and goes every Day. There is good Shooting, and near the Tux Hounds and Harriers; and the Roads good in every direction. The live and dead Stock and Crop of the Farm to be taken 'ht Appr.dsentent, and the Tenant restrained front under lettOw. For further particulars, apply to Samuel Ramsey, Uphill sterer, Ilishops !-torttorit, liens (if by Letter, post-paid); or to &Ir. hinns, Upholsterer, in Mount-street, s Attate. • HADLEY GREEN. NEAR BARN F.T. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, WITH LANI), By Me%srs. WINSTANLEY and SON, At Garraway's,q)n Tuesday, June :IL at 'rwelve o'Clocl:, unless lirevioutily Disposal of by Private Contradt, Ainil.ointt and very Comdi mooui FREEHOLD VII.LA, with attached and detached Offices of every deription, Lawns, Pleasuro-grounds, 'Plantations. Gar. dens, and about zb Acres of .rich Pastor° Land .sittnito at liailley.Green, near Barney, only it wilco from Loinion. • To be viewed by whicn may be had •ot pleases. Wilwanley a t ift, Soil, Paternoster. row ; Particulars may ire had at the Green Man, BaTnet ; White Hart, St. Albans; Atiertinly Hoots, Ilithgnte ; and at Gallaway's. ).IINERNA OffICE. This Day was pulreisltcd, in Two Vols, time. 71. sewed, rin HE TWO PiLGR I. iVt S. A Romance. Printed for Lane, Newman, and Co, Leitdmiliall. Mat anti sold by C. Chapplc, Wm. Far) ! AlbonterW•street. Where May be had, just published, ‘Valsingliam, by Mrs. Robinson. 2(1 Edtt, 4Vols.- iBs. sewed. Tiny Wfmnier of the Village, 3 Vets. ins. sewed. Usurpation, x Ronuncei 3 Vols. iss. sewed. The Nun and her Danglster, 4 Vote. I. sewed. Times Past, A itohlainic M6lange, 3 'ols. 11:$, sewed. The Secret of the Catiern, by Mrs. Burke, , z Vols. This DAy were puhliihild, price 6s. in boards, QERMONS ON SEVERAL. Ot...:(a:ilONS. 0.13 y the kev 11..' E PREZ( I), - Archdeacon of ilulfoid. Printed fur j. l‘laviinsn ' l'otti , rY• 01 whom may he lately published, r. Smithitiot New jersey) Sermons, on various Subjeas, Sr°. 7s. 6d. boards, Wranghant's Thirteen Pr:gait:al Sermon, Svcs. 6s. boards. 3. Pates (Dr.) Spital Sermon, 4to. 7s.'6d. hoards. 4. StebbiLls's Sermons on Pr:tetictil Subjed., 3 vols. iSs. boards. .5. Knot's Sermons, chiefly intended to promote Faith, Elope. and Charity, itvo. Gs boons, 6. history of the Chordi of Christ, from the birth of our Saviour to tha pr ent tiny, 3 vols. Svu, is. boards, This Day was published (dedicated to, Lord 'Auden" ,le) , handsomely printed ie Volume Ociave, elucidated by I: levee AStromunical Nees, by Lowry, price 7s. tid. iii beards, A ' ACCOUN'r of the ASTRONOMICAL ',CO V E RI ES of lit EP I. CR, ire:lodine an li isi r eed Review of the Systems which lieu - suceeserieirtire. veiled before his time. .fly wouERT SMALL, D.D. and F.R.S.E. Pnnteri for I. Mawmun. No. 22, Poultry, London. " That we think highly of this Volume may in some de_ srev be inferred front the length of the article ; in plain terms, we areal' - opinion that Dr. Small has laid the Public under much obligetion, and has added to his own fame, by the we-. s e nt pertbrmance. lie seem to have studied the suletea with great attention—to 1121(C slurred nothing over--and , he is accurate both in principle and detail. The Reatier is made an associate of Kepler's labours, and a participator of his triumphs and disappointments. He views . the difficulties with which that Philosopher was fated to contand--the low stem of Science, the prejudices of the times, and ancient sys tems ; which, if false, were vet the fruit of time, of labour,, of ingenuity, and were sanctioned by authority. Placed near the German Philosopher, those who contemplate this His tory, view the cause and the necessity of his immense la bours ; they must sympathise with him in his dubious wanderings, ut his mental perturbations, in the vs reek of Some of the dearest of his hopes i and in the endurance of that fatigue which it was necessary to 'sustain betere the true system comic! bn foulded. --Taman molls cut Monthly Review for Sept. 18.4. " It is therefor with pleasure that %VC announce the present performance to the Public. In a Hook of email mag ni t u d e , written with precision, and in a style simple and perspicu ous, the Author lass communicated much valuable inforrna non, which can only. be supplied by the original writings front whic=h it is compiled. Dr. Small has, we think, with ability. filled up the ettasin between, the ancient and me dem Astronomy ;between that period/sr the Science in wideli hypotbctii4 predominant, and the present period in vvhiell hypotheeis arc rigidly euhjetted to the test of experiment, end are received into the class of legitimate truths ' or re. jetted as spurions, according a 5 they are found to tally with observation or not. The ability and diligence with which Dr. Small has traced the peth of licepter, and uttlehied that Inch guided him through 4 labyrtrith intricate and vatic, (retitle him consequently to the thanks not only . of the Astrooomer, but -ot all who ere eeiteernert with the more difficult modes of induitivena , onilig." dinburgh Review, No, AT a very Numerous and Respenable MEET ING at .the London Tavern, Mav 23, 't8 . 45, Sir F. BARING, M. P. in the Chair, the fallowing Resolutions were unanimously adopted t. That it is expedient to establish an Institution upon a liberal and extensive scale, in some central situation in the City of London, the object of which shalt be to provide-- r. A Library, to contain Works of intrinsic value. • ; 2. Leaures.tor the dilfusion of useful knowledge. 3. Reading Rooms for the Daily Papers, Pericrlica , Publications, interesting Pamphlets, and F44.igit I ournals. 2. That this Institution shall Consist of a limited niarikei"- of Proprietors, and of Life and Annual Subscribers. 3. That t h e i n terest ofthe Proprietors shall be equal, per fitment, transferable and hereditary, aryl „shall extend to then . absolute property of the' whole Establishment; they shall.be' entitled to such' extraordinary Privileges as may be consistent with general convenience, and upon thent shall ;devolve the exclusive right of the Management or 'Elie Institution. 4. That the Life and Annu:d Subscribers shall have the same use °fend accessio the Institution as the Prop;ietors. S. That the Qualification pfd proprietor bts fixed for the presera at 75 Guineas. . . 6. That the Subscription for Life be for the present .25 G uineas. 7. That Ladies shall berece:ved as Subscribers to the Lec tures, under such regula.rhuis, aril upon such terhis, as May hereafter be determined. . . 8. 'Chat as soon as one hundred Persons have declared their intention. th become Proprietors, tt General Meeting Of all such Persons shall be coriVoned, who shall proceed as they see occasion, to carry. the phut hititi,etleet. to appoint Com mittee to draw up Itegulatiotni-for the Institution; a,nl ro subunit the same to the approbation ofa Gene; al Meeting' of the Proprietors. 9. That this'lnstitution :be denominated, Tni: Lc•Noon INs'rZTVl'tON, for the Advancentent of Literature, ;sndttne thirty:ion of .Useful Knowledge. to. That the following PersOns he a Committee to receive the names of such Gentlemen as nyty desire to 1i come Pro. prietors, or Life Subscribers, and to conduct thz. progcss Of tne proposed Establishment, until a General Meeting of the Proprietors can be held.: Sir F. Baring, Bart. M. P. John Smith,,Esq. M. P. f • Angerstein, Esq. Robert Wigemt, Jun. Esq. Kid - hard Sharp, Esq. Samuel Woods, Esq. • George Hibbert, Esq. Ald. ;.• 1. That cox-third of the sums subscribed be paid on Or before the Jodi J one r one. third on or before the Ist 06tober next, and the remaining toird on Of heft/re the I st Tart. text. RosolVeci Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to those Gentlemen with whom Oil desitnorigi..: cacti. That the 'flunks of thil Meeting be given to G._.Hibhert, Esq. and K. Sharp, Lsq. tot moving and seconding the fore gulag Kesolutions. F. BARING, Chairnian.• _ . The Chairman having left the Chair, . Resolved Unanimously, That tho Thanks of this Nlecting be given. to Sir F. Baring, Dam for tak;ng the Chair, and for the "ability and impartiality with which he has com.loaed the business ot this day The Subscription having proceeded with ustespeeledrapi.. 'dity, a (Central of the Proprietors *ill be held on Tuesday nest, at the I.Ondon 'Vavttn, .wheat the Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. iL]L !!.s ..•:),!!1" , • • • • • 7 it7tailV A4.\ . `,• ". !" - 9.4' " .- i Tea t - 11r.' I.S m\ l " __.r I‘l4. .......,;...,., tii tl ek' \\. 1 gr. OLCS •.:' N: . • s ,S,' ) ::- ,1/4\ .:,,:q.., .I 1 . 0 -. [pßi6z sixrENbn J'ir,4 FY OPT ICE, :o, Igo; mtt. ' 70tIAT smcw,, late if Tlautptiend, in th,i. Coim ( y. ail Middlesex. having given to the Picillent,' Treasurer and Gov4 , imrs of Cllr lit'A 11 4 1141, L"J'av , a Sant Mono' for tkllfaioltnance aqd Plitteutifne of Pour 89 , t he hrought in the &hods bithat ilospital,,fir the na4 . Honed in 'air twr 'u here Ore ti be Soot df Lkahwantr the Naiy, uxder the following' descriptic4, TO be between the Age ey .S'even and Ten _years, Ike Lie liter anti u,vho have .heen Aliled lytint Paßie Er - eaty 4r in Service, lhohei had been at last /;.ur Years in the Stari,,,, of et pp, eclgn ctni - age„. arid g7cd private chat aaer, Le A 9;” tdch, ho , u . it and ii,pea.ib.lo`Paroibr, 14' f o rfronti.ant , nrrs' or Dir:rder,'and their. Ildvbei : it Widl,u , in low Cir c1 i m1 1,, , v4 ,,,,, are otww Pireavi.iar jam TWO Boy: it he 4 1 * thf. Cvnia(lll-, „his abienrce iey Seaver:2r of th. Nal !) , .baT'';',g heed 1." ' A, a Beard cj iha PLn. ej • .', a it Five of the 4aid (.:4,m.ruhshafe.r,; They do that flap are Ii i I t 5 receive, until lredne.-dai , r i.lth yrime::new, j, din tke Pare.,tv or Prienii,i 41 under thFr doeHptha t. 2, and desiroqf of the heneAt Llepee,t, that iheoin.o• be enabhd perent two <irfsir it, agreeabtv to Mr. Stack's N.,IY 1' OFFICE • , May it, iBo,c, r RINCIPAL .0 X' fi' .11LP R S a r'() 1 NERS HIS' 111.,4yE5 - r NAP 1' ' o i v e Nv t ice, that 14, .'.Q t // at. a,. v'er,Ch ir. they will Lr reaa:y to 'ts 44 ( ;5 tld, r.t n i ow ) , t to er.01,a,.9;14. .r.uphPying the .4,-..idet tty , efermerniii,e.e, Vc")(.1 tLe Tie, es ae..iiist the 4..intr ;I IR INC • S TC./1/13, • 1111 F, ,Drpfard and 117,11.4e6, • • • R ! • • Sf.li;dill I NG RO .4 D--PotsmrwtL. 111-4NICEPS—DepiI •d and 1i",• , 114 , 14,b, 4ad 114' &Pr place. , Patterns ??1 nia)tietr, Forms 6/ the I g ia r rsjor iutplying •144 i drile.rcs, rit.,)' be sees et , this _ _ ITender will Ge 'received Nile, Twe l ve o'Cdoek ou 'he ‘tip 7Er44 . , nor asy xotrccd, unless The Apt', vr .4,rti for kirtr, "utleods. VIC ItrALLING OP FICh, . Liy E COMIIIISSIONERS tor FIGIII ALLIIVG I Ili; 111.-I:Y.E.STY's , dolereky Nutlet, that en, •.F . ,iddr, the 711 , 'cane tbcv Will be sea.ty to rec.i.see T,ndet in (rt4leri up j, and treat Itith ritlGb Pery.ass as wilt an de, t.:ke t ntptly gzi9d, sound, ste6ng., and svegebasitalle IRA IFINit to Ills Alale9ef Skip. and l'essris at alto.' deira,, "or Tivelve illmilts certain; attd, Jart, , Vr, unlit ; 116,1;65 vva,niteg thatl be given i to be itaid jos by Rills, pai , th.'e, Ivith:lnterect, nitre) , Bars af:es. date. .17 ., 5' Conditions of :iv (2,..ntraii nt.F) , be seen at the Sieretar:),', A'? regard tztabe.hted to atv Tekder ;),t whiclt the Prier sbl.'l not he inserted Isewoi - dr_egleetmh, 4,r that s 6.41 l 0t..1 be delivered re the Board befoi? One ee l /Irk on iq.• sad F air the 7:.4 Ysme Aso!, 'tot; :mien 14e Person nvilv make, the Tender, or rent Person on hi; behalf, attends, to answer, 1; , ,b or .jor. 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