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I I ! t , - ~, , : , , •) t- Il Y° Grand Prizes of L. 2 0 ,000 Ster lin g Money II ! I ALL In One Day!!! 'Mb - - -ntg following Numbers are sore t o be . Capital Prizes !I I 1'A, 1 ,„ 1 - /MTSlaild 'RI-TARES' are note out S'lt..sl the , ab , nre iri"Y "ce•of EsToN, Where all Buiipess in p I he Funds. is R t rt saeled with honour and d'opiteh. ' ' • .---' ' '' . . ' t^- 11 : Ni. 4,466, , SO,OOOll--;64 tar',: . 2',naal 4' !er,l'fil. - 1 s ( l, ri ll _• , 1 voi, A , ' - ‘e• 84e. &c. have lately beeu sold by LI lON, ,U• 2, nirilli• -''- s . c ' ' . PUBLICATIONS. This Day was publi,lied, iu 4to. price IL I Is. .6d. DON JUAN , Printed by Thomas Davison, ZYhitefnare. HAROLD THE EXILE in a few OVi 'l;,ti"§ WORKS, NEW - I9 E One Volume Sv.o • . , price 6s. boards, . .• • 1. ANW VIE 4 OF . SOCI STY • in • Fanr Essays on the Formatioti 'the iluthan Character, prepasatory to tin Llerelnpement,of aPlan;for,,gradu.ally,ame liorating the COndition of Mankirof.' The Fourth Edition. ! 2. An ADDRESS delivered to the Inhabitants •of •NE:mr At the Gpeti,ing•of the Anstitiition establislled fig the Tottuation of Character. 'The Fourth 'Edition. Prict - ;.. OBSERVATIONS on the E,FFF,cr of the MANLIFACi. TURING' SYSTEM. 'Die Third Edition.—To arc added Two Letters on the Employment of Childreo.in . nufactories, and a Letter on the Union of Churches an 4 Schools., Ptice 2s. - .4. TWO MEMORIALS on. rebid of the WC/11E1NQ CLASSES; the first presented to the Governments of Europe and America, the secood , to the Allied Powers assembled Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle. Price Is. Also, in 8"o. Price ss. 6d. sewed; •. ,TRACTS relative to the NEW-VIEW SOCJETV: vi 4 Proposals for Raising a College of Ititlostry of all us f efil) Trades and Husbandry. By JothnAlellers.. ,(itepsiot•cd roul the Original, published in 1696.( —Report to the Committee of the Association for the; Relief of the .maimiacaring apt) Labouring Poor.—A Brief Sketch of : the Religious Society of People called Shakers.--An Account •of the 'Public Proceed 7 ings which took place in London ip July and August 1817. — Published by ROBERT O_WEN. Printed.lor L o ngman Hurst, Rees, Ornsa,.aud Brown, Pa . ter-noster-rote ; and to ' be had of all other Booksellers. „ . _ _ 1 , _.: _ _ t N MR. *Esrs Exi-rinmoN. FIE . , rib GREAt;Tile'rUltg! D'EAT:H : mi. t he I b f x - ILA; BI4ORSE;-cigusTfrtri,JEcTED,- iltsirzTEiti.t. 41 ..5T * - 4 tiEttmoN, PA - Arid ii= l 4 , W.;4 l A - s , P , V ,E l vlq, iAe,e„ ,t"'Sri ES, the. NA ZgN ;_, S,ERp ENT,' , 91e. ..0 4 :(- 7 CI!. i', I P.N of . .ow SAVIOUR, with other PICTLTR.'S and FTCtile:S, ire 'now Exin.BrrlNG, under the immediate '1,1 7 `1.("11;:e o f hip. ]Loyal. Trlighness -the Prince Regent, 4, 1. 44251 PALL-MALL, near Carlton - House , ever y day frog) -, 1111 - 11 Five. -i; otier, • .CH I; ARLES sNi.kaT, Sec. ! C ON 7, RArr FOR F EE-.3I",I2":I7F4CTURING OLD . IRON INTO IRON BOLT STRIPES. I 'll • - 41 Nary-Office", Jn1y,15,3F!9. •1; R " T.N . I'.AIL OFFICERS and CONNIS7 . HIS .11.4JE5'71.17:75 NAVY do hereby s t • iive otice, that on Trednesday, the 28th Instant, at One f ° 004 they - - • J 1 . • will be ready to treat With such Persons as taiiiimir to Contraet , .for Artyplying ,His Majesty's : '? r4, . at Deptford, Ckatham A , tit ' N •ON Bot,T 4 mide out t) , 'thy: King's ry! 1. ; CI, which is to be takeni;ont" the Yards by the Con . • }r dcto r. • • Form of the Tender may be seen at this ce 7 til.tl be rerciveri after ,Onao'Clock an the day ,of ilor any noticed, unless the Party, or au ilgeat for , Rete?tdJ. • . „ 'tv4e h. 771 . 1 i4C. Pc.crgontriviied frtfic-Ctirr.-/I:(TrrPe'l '.?%.‘"ayßoard,,ald hec : onie bodnd with the Person tendering, in the '! of L.1;000, for the due performance of the Contract. . . • . ** The BRIDE ,of LAMMERMUIR .coutitotingtoieceive the unanimous approbation .of crowded Audiences, will be repeated tilt ftuther.Notice. • t• - ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S), WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, Under the Pat renage'of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE • .ItEGENT and DUKE of YORK, Pills F..'SENT 'EVEN G, and during the Week, at Halfi.past . Six precisely, ..will .be produced (4th time) a New Li gendary Domestic Melo-Drama, in Two Arts, `fou n ded on a Tale in the Third Series of " Tales of •, . • r. THE BRIDGE OF LANIMERMUIIt; or, THE MER AIAID'S WELL! Among, the. new! .Se4n4ry are•riExteri,or .and Interior of "`l'od'e Hole"—Chaoge-house--Exterior sf Woolf's Craig, with' North Berwick ILtsw and the Bass 'lack; by ',moonlight— Dilavidated,C;oart-yarti and Apartment ,in 'Wooll's Craig— Inter - toe of Gibtile Girder's Cottage—Exterior of Blind Aliee's .Cottage-.--Grand -Hall- in, Ravenswood :(-;stle-,-Gardeo and Plantations of Ravenswood Castle—Tlic Mermaid's Well. Mademoiselle Ferzi, will go thrimgh her scientific Perform ances outtbe Tightßoptii,ass . js,ted by Mademoiselle Ntua.Ferai. . •, A Connie Snnl by,Mr, Sloman. F..S'hY the GrandtdeES -, 'IRIAN TROOP of VOLTIGEURS and TUMBLPI.S.! Various audlEMTaqrclipary.Erlutions Ai the Conte Vo !ante by the Young American. Td esmiltide with the .Eilnestrian Nlel.o-Dram, A, QUEEN OX ANIA4ONS! In the course of the Piece', a • Tiitimplial Procession and CorQuatiou of Hyppolita;,,t,h,q,.Chiralrie C om bat • in the superb. War Chari ots ; total Conflagration of th e Castle, and final Defeat of.thaAtebtl Amazons. , . II) ppolita, Mrs. ASTLEY. •, • . . Boxes 45.; Pit 4s. Gallery Is': boors open at Half-past Five; begin at Half-past Six. Second Price Half-past Eight. „Places for the Boxes to he taken of. Mr. Kiiileelv at, the Theatre, from Tentill Foul o'Cloc, of whom Private Boxes may,;be t had ,nightly. Places cannot possibly - .be kept later ban Half-past Seven. „. • • ING-OFF I E April TRE COM 3ITSSIONERS for VicTt 7 LL TN G ; 1 1is ;11/IJ.U,STY'S NAVY. dh hereby kire Notice , that e2.7eilarti. the p;fti -40f.t FYI ready to , t; T.e2)iltrs 4 . 7!. ,rfeatetl2!),,,a!td .ereatnith such ons . as will undertake to supply PRO\ ISIONS to las ?‘44,' t ' l 4 118 Sh;pi and V c ssel4 at the Places uutier7nten:ioned, • W u ocparote•CoNtraets,.vi:.:•• , • • Quebec, pet Bcrinuia, 11/0 Barbadoes and iintigu - a, l'!fzuri . n Z the s.pa and fartuer ce.of ttrelve Months certain , front the 27/74 of it-`• I Y 1 04e; . !‘ex •until s‘a• ,1... "•• t,oxthA, warning - shall ttDe n r , v - • • • Jr the termination of the ' respec tive Contracts, the Con • of iuhic& nuns be seen at the Secretary's -o.llice. ; 21 :‘; reg-ai:d will be had to any Te nder in which the Price not to inserted ,iu words at length,. or that shall ' .11"4 ildirered co, tffe Board before, One on the "c-rid the 31st of August next ; nor unless the Per -4."11 w "rnahes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, k it1 . e .. 7(1 4 toliei called Pr :—Nor will any Tender that "tam! extrcivearant Prices iipou some .Irticics, and Prices '2+ "lc inferior to the real value upon others, be considered as Proper to be admitted. • ~‘;' - aeli7`enriei...nists . t also he etheempanSedi by a-Letter:signed I ,! t i two re , yell'Aible Persoi !s: un enic4iief so become bound th ... . 41 4 e Party' ... lend c;•ing,, in the l'enal - .sum -of 15,0001.f0r the .. ":•• c f erf ..: ar) ?!a!lee u/ dac . h of: tie)Contrict:s...... . ... ... . DRORY-LANE TII EAT RE. (fin Saturday a Meeting of the Proprietors of this establishment was held, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Select Committee. Mr. CALPRAET, being Called to the Chair, observed, that he now met the Proprietors with much More satisfaction than on any previous oc ,casion. The amount of the subscription was .22,0881. ,and lie had no doubt that the sum of 25,0001. would be raised in a very short He felt it due to a very respectable class of per 7soitsi, the tradesmen who were creditors to the Establishment, to state, that were it not for their mnderation and forbearance, it would he impos sible that any - thing could be done. The Com mittee bad seen the new renters, who were per fectly satisfied with , the arrangements proposed to them. They'had also got. the consent of the bond holders to the amount of 20.0001, out of 24,0001. and he had no doubt the remaining number wool(' consent in a few days. They found it their duty to state to the new renters, that the security which the law afforded should be granted to them ; and it was but fair that they should be satisfied hi this way. In order to prevent any impression of partiality in leasing out the Theatre, it would ,bit proper to fix a day, beyond which no tender wool() be received. The Committee should continue to receive sealed proposals up to a given day next -week, at which day the Lessee should be declared. lie felt satisfaction.in stating, that the Creditors to the amount of 29,2851. had come into the proposals of the Committee, the whole amount being 32,0051.; and - there was no doubt but that the others would also assent. lie felt it his duty as well. as .a pleasdre to state, that the large amount already received was mainly owing to the munificent kindness of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, who generously patronised their exertions.—(Applause.)--The Duke of York and Prince Leopold had also assisted them very hand . tamely. - From one only at the Royal Fatuity hail no answer been received. Mr. ROBINS urged the necessity of the Proprie tors corning forward in order to complete the proposed.stitu as soon as possible, as whoever took the Theatre would require a considerable time to decorate it, as well as to engage a new set of performers,; a very excellent company of whom toold now be obtained. It would be a great dis advantage to allow Covent-garden to open before Drury•lane.--=(Mr. Perry said, that Covent-garden was to open on the Gth of September.)—Mr. Robins continued.—Then their speedy decision Was the more necessary. He wished it to be pub licly known that this was a loan, not a subscrip tion. The latter impression had, undoubtedly, kept many persons from coming forward. it was then moved and cart led, that the Select Colmuittee should continue to receive sealed pro postls for renting the. Theatre for a Term. of 10 or 14 years, ,up to 2 o'clock pn Thurday next, a.od that then the Lessee was to be named. MrlR - Oursis said it was necessary to allow those who made tenders before to ainend their offers, if they thought fit (4 (10 so. r . *Me: Alderman Woon was of the same opinion. Persons takiiig the house for 10 or \ 14 years Would be inetitieiliogive a greater rent than if it was tO'be let for 7 years only, Mr. WitiCuT wishektri knos'i how the private boxes were to be disposed of, when (lie turns for which they were tectail:were paid. . Mr. CA6CitAFT . said, - they 'Would then form part of the general intereit . of . the concern. I,i tour years the present loan would be paid off ; in six years after that, the boud-holders•would be paid a suns of 24,0001. of capital debt. He could as sitte".. the Mectiug that no - communiCatiou had been mad,e by.the Comtnittee of ihe'ainOunt of any tenders made to them.. It was then moved and carried, that the Com mitbee Ikeye leave to sit again. The amount of the. subieription was then stated ; it was 22,3881. of wfiieli"3ool..was. collected in the room.. Mrs. BuTclia, in subscribing her flame for 251; (her' 4secOnd,:atibScription, we believe), said, is_ ''no time for making speeches, we want Let us subscribe generously, and sup port this establiShment, as a monument to the memory or poor - 'old Sheridan." MILITARY PRONIOTIONS.—(IPar-U 16th Regimenl'all.glit64l7oorTs-4. R. Broad h eat , l, Gent. t 9 be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hodson, who retires. 2d Regiment of.Foat—Brevet-Major C. Williamson, from Of 3d West India •Regiment, to be Captain Of a Company, Tice J. Morle, who retires upon half pay of the 3d West India Regiment. , ad Ditto—Brevet b eu tenant:Colmiel IV. BalfWr, frOtu balfr „pay,nf,the 40t11 Foot,, to be Major, vice G. Morris; who exchanges, receiving - the "difference. :4th.Dittoz—Ensign. 1. Iker to ; be Lictitenant, without. ptir chase, vice, Magrave, deceased ; W. Lonsdale, Gent. to be jriitigny via Beer. • • Bth Dit i to—General Sir IL Johnson, Bart. front 81st root, be'Coliisiel; vice Wynyard; deceased. • • • ' , .iith Ditts-r-Captain R. M. Hamilton, Lord Belhaven and 11th, half-Pay'ittitliFoot, to be Cal'dain of a 'emit, rice, J. G.;-Cox, who e x . eltiinges.. 14th Ditto—Captain G. D. Colman, from the half pay of the Iti:ginient; to be'Captain of, 41 - Company, vice S. Manson, w,ho,exchanges, receiving the difference. . 2Cith DittO : —Liedt. IL D. Doclgin; from half-pay of the efitb Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice T. Edwards, who exchanges. 32d Ditto—Captain Hon. R.T. At den,. from half. pay of 24 GarrisOn tO 7 he , a Company, vice S; Cane, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 38th Ditto—Captain W. Rei4li from half-pav of the 72d Font, .tote Captainot a company, without purchase, vice Hussey' deceased. • '39th Cox, from half-pay of the Regiment; to be Lleutenatil,' vice G. Colman, who Exchanges, receiv itig the difference„. 42d Ditto—Ensign J. R. Scott, from half-pay of the 91st - Foot, to be Eosin, vice R. Macdonald,. who exchanges, re ceivingthe difference. 51,1 V/itto—leafitisi J. B. Wliannell, 'fro in half-pay of the 12th Foot, to be Captain of a Company; vice T..Puppleton, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 151st;Dittor—,Major,General ,Sir,J,Kempt, G, C. 8., front the 3d Regiment, tole. Colonel, vice Sir 11. John: son, appointed to the bt h. Foot. . ol? Ditto--7-,Assistkuit-Sflrg,eop J. Bartlett, M.D., trom half 'Bg pav a the t 8 tie -Assistant Surgeon, mete Vibb, who exchanges. SALE 01' ESTATES. •f• _ C VALUABLE 'ESTATE, t• e " ,NLOCK, in the CO St.'NTY , of S ALM'. con tanning trpwards . of 130 Ativit of Arable,•;tleadow, Pasture, • " 4 " Wood Land with the Mines,of coal, Ball , a nd Lime , 5. btoue. TO BE soLn BY AUCTION, . Ll s , e 'Y Mr. cciflrr, on'FBIDAY, the Beth At Three o'cicidit"in'the'Attertimin, at the TONTINE INN, 1:i. !war the IRON BRIDGE, MADELAY, SHROPSIIIRE, • the following or.suoli other Lots as umy..be agreed upon 3! . at.thetiro e of L S.'l •, 411 dsubject to Conlitions then to 6c' •tr Produced, • • • s •' LL tbose very . 11...csirable ESTAT ' nS. caned THE WOOD BOUSE and LOWEJt HOUSE FARMS,' •.„• :1111Alietrery producti.te •Mines of Coal, I.lall, and Limestone, I ,' and under the lame ;•,sitinned ,at.Wyke, in the I).irisll of .411Ucti Weuloek, between the Turnpike ItoorlA, leading fiorn 'thenc e to Broieley, and from Much IVroluelr - to BirildWas, now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Bird, as tenant • (kin year.tu year.,. • !rh eas states Are nearly .equal to Freehold, being ,held • "`• 4l te remainder : of a Term of 'Years, Two Thousand, of dpitt:cd, and subject only to the trifling annual . , _( • ..ower House Farm ' I "" I.—Th e 115 3 .24 , A. R, P. • lot IL —The Yield Cop.ince 3 2' 26 ...'" oll .—Hotirre; Gaiden, 3m. with Pieck and • Wyke.Mradow adjoining , 5 0 36 4-ot IV.--Tickwood and Bitchy Coppice, iuclud •, , ing culti vate d parts Wood House Farm, consisting of tine,Hoolesteady and seN"ral • • . l'iect , s of Land lying West of the Brook, • scud adjoinin tos;tther • 74 t ,1 Tire Lime and Flux-Stnue Quarries on this Estate are in. . , ta•gular woik,and.rtre let on royalty to Mr. Hornblowerr , "'Lose Let‘se will .expire at Lady-day, 113.2 1 ., Pot,, f ry tlaer , rPa:rticilhits , ripply to Thomas Brettell, stear. - •Stonrkirlgt,; ; ,Mr. Mole, Soitcitox, or bothmf I . l luor:strert.l3irminghain ; or to the Auc- Wolverscote, near Stourbridge; all of whom have of the Estates. !qr. • raulnas Bird, the . tairant x Will show the Prumiscs. SOCIETY_ FOR ThE . DISCHARGA. AND.RELIEF 0 PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Cravem-street, Strand, July 7,181 g. ,_ • ~_ . ' iv ENEFACTIONS - 'fi`slCE THE LAST RE IA. PORT, viz.:— • -1,. s. d The Most ,Noble the Marquess of Hertford, • Vice-President ' -- • . - , Ann. 25 0 0 The Iti4ht lion. the Earl of ,Yarnriuth (4th Benefaction) - - - • .., Robert Braniby Cooper, Esq r liI.P. - William Beck ford, Esq. - •Nlatthew B. Lister, Esq. per Messrs. Hammers ley and Co. - _ 10 10 0 lEdward Pitcher, Esq. per S ecretar y - A. 1 1 0 General Caitwright, per Messrs. - ll - oares A. 5 5 0 Adam Askew, Esq. • - A. 22 0 llcii 4 (i. i Waddington, per Cocks and Co. - A.. 2 2 0 Mrs. Surteis - - - A. 10 0 Mr. George Bret , : - - • - _ ~ A. 10 0 0 A. 2 2 0 A Lady -.- ~ - 0 E.•I. 11. Is.-0. V. per Froares, 21. - 3 1 E. F. L. (Letter - box). , - - 5 0 0 Found in the Letter - box , ti. and 11. - 2 0 0 1 Cash, per Letter to Haturnersley's, without signature) ~, 0 0 -------, 5 0 0 A. 1 , 0 A. t ► 2 0 4;8..6 0 Discharged and relieved from.variousPrisons,,' 128 Debtors, for the Sunli4 : , , 7 Considered the Cases of .60 Vetitioners; Ap proved, 40 ; and Reject e d, 20. • Benefactions ate•received by John Camden Nield, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheynt-wal,k, Chelsea; also by. Messrs. Berries, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street; Messrs. Wares, Fleet'- strcet ; Messrs. Chatt s eria, Whitmore, and Co. Lornitat d-street; Messrs. Cocks, Cocks,Aidge,,and Biddulph, Chariag-trosst; -Messrst,Dorplets and. Co. .Cornbill ; Messrs. Hain% mersleys, MessrA. Fires andLombaid street ; and - by tle - SeCreiary, No. CraVen-itreet, Strand, where the. be...seep Py those ‘F)11 aF,e . itkeli9o support thii where' the' iei;iety meet en the Weduesda.y in awry , • .. . • • kilt 0 4 .I'IONDAY, JULY 19, 1819. [PRICE SEVENYENC F. MR. RDlTOR—Conviueed of your readiness on any and every occasion to espouse the cause of suffering Humanity, by affording every facility of insertion to aoy communication calculated to awaken the sympathies of the feeling heart, or call foul; the benevolence of the libtral band, thus by timely aid to smooth the furrowed brow orwoe.worn Industry, and brighten the languid eye of virtuous Petfury,—l shall, without further preface or apology, state the case of which I so licit your early and obliging insertion, andkyhiell - I am persuaded will more eloquently speak for itself, than any feeble atts,mpts. of mine can for it. The caseto which I allude is that .of the poor yet virtuous and industrious family of Stuckey, at Seavington, near liminster,Sotneysetshire, a print ed statement of which was communicated, to me by a Gentleman of my acquaintance, accompanied with a request that I would remodel it for the Public Journals . ; yet finding, Mr. Editor, that it has already appeared In your Journal, I shall nei ther ulcer nor transcribe it, hut, in order to save the trouble of reference, merely inclose the printed copy I have received, leaving it to your superior judgment and editorial discretion, to insert what ever part of it , you think proper *, while I pro ceed to observe, that this is not a solitary in-: stance, but stands at the head of a very numerous class, the individuals of which are too obscure, too , remote, and too much secluded from the pnblie eye, to attract its attention, consequently only to be descried by the scrutinizing glance of the ge nerous philanthropist in his more retired walks' and minister investigations. . Yet were, Mr. Editor, cases of this deicriptiors: more frequently . brought to public view, they would, from the general attention they would ex. , : cite, the lively interest they would inspire, and. the liberal contributions they would ensure, rem invigorate the tottering frame of enfeebled judos.' try, give energy to its exertions, - and frequently perhaps resuscitate the glimmering spark of ex- Tiring 'humanity ; at the same time that they .would operate asst convincing proof to our de luded countrymen, that their wants, their inte rests, their wishes, and their woes, are not viewed. by a British Public with that indifference wlcteti they; by a band of .Jacobinioal Innovators, are insidiously led to suppose. However intending, should health peitnit, to discuss this subject more minutely and distinctly, I shall reserve my obser vations for that occasion; only adding here, teat leaving the present case in your hands', and with every due itupression of your past and' polite at..., eution, 1 am, Zee. A BRITON. # This case is so interesting, and holds forth so goad an► example to th* lower orders of the community, whom Itevo lutionarY Mi,creantk'are attempting to instigate into-rebel lion and natioral ruin, that we reprint it t fpr the gratifica-, tiott . of every Frieini Co Industry, Vidal, and tlielf Country. ' The following Case is extracted from Mr. Phillips's Essays on the means of •procuring employment, and .producing a. v ast increase of human sustenance, so that all maakind, ac cording to, their several. states, may become participatorspfi the gifts of Heaven ; cc A poor wonnin, , labouring w i th more than ordinary Mas-t saline power, on a high bang where the_ plough could not, hit. used, attracted the notice of Mr. P. and oeeasiond the fol loWing conversation : '" Good. woman, you work very hard; have you a large fam il y ? Aus.'` My husband, myself, anti • eight young'', childeen.'-i-s What does posit' Istria:oat! earn As he is a good workman he has eight shillings a week? — ' What allowance have , you from the parish"?'---` Nonb: Pray bow do'yotre'xiir=What is your food ?" Ah, Sir, we should he gkad to do better fur our dear children : long ago we left off t 'use or meat, and 'bread we - how are strange!' to; we eat barley meal and potatoes ; we pay 30 shillings a year rent for our cottage, and forty shillings - a year fur po tatoe ground.' • " During thiS. &Rarer's:Won the poor woman did not cease her hard work, ci , :illyanswering, without disc:main:6(lg the. turning Up of the heavy clod.—" My husband' (eonoEllll , o t its Road Woman) rises 'sometimes at three o'clock in the morn ing to Work' here before the goes 'to his daily labour, and then comes, again after it is hikished. I stead a few 1011 . 1 - S when L 'ian to lessen - his Wit: c: • • w JOyilli get chitbing ? • We liny-such old things as we can get : thrink God, we give' our children a •little• learn ing ; ,we ieryl four at •a time to school, and pay 24.1. a week with each.'—` loraT tell me, have you good health ?' Thank the I rd, siir riAvi-.; 'hot 'tis very " The poor Wtiman's&med then to wipe a tear, and stand ing up for a:non:lent, with, her, hand on the spiole, it e v i dentl y appeared as increase to‘her numerous 'family was near at Land.. " What ii'yhtfr''Ame -and abode Betty Stucliey,' Sea vington, St lificlauers• parish, Somersetshir.' Mr. PatitiPs ascertained the troth of this matter from other persons, and iinmediat‘;ly 'tr'ansntitied the case, with many others; to the Coifiiviittee of - the House of Commoos On the I'oor Laws; be has also made the c;reuntstance public, know -iag that the univer , ally achnow ledy,ed benevolence of the goish Gt;ntry will reward till: exemplary virtues of the poor family of Isaac and Petty Stuckey, and lie hopes, 'ultituftely, put them into, a little farm. England thus phtrited, would . s , ;oh. make the laud again to overflow with and homey. . " enquiry into this subject, it appears that Isaac, the hushaml, has been seem-at Iris hard labour in less than ass hour after midii4;lit, rather than receive parochial relief. — After divine ;.ervice the Sabbath, he regtilarly attends, without a farrhiUg reward, asleacher of the parish Sunday School. " This case, it is IMped, ssill prove that the great employer is Mother Enith, the grand secret under the Clad; those who 'seek employment' there find food, health, spirits, , and inde pendenee,which chiefly lead to contentment, virtue, and re helot! ; aod that, in inahy instances,' the Litre of an acre of land would lave: the parish i'ol.'a year." . • REGENT'S CAN ' AL. To TIRICRISIAKERS, IPIE-BURNERS, and °TITERS. '• • " IN'tINTED 765;000 of Somul Hard-bor :nt' SToCK 1111ICKS. ••• • • 7 65,000 of PICK SECONDS. • . • 40,0,0 o f .PAVIORS.' • • The said Bricks delie,ered,at the :1 Halms, near the Chelsea Waier-works. Persons ilesirow; to s'opply 11,0 sa ute, :are reqiiested to seiiiiitbrir Tendersto, the Colopaiiy,',s °nice, '47, Foie '"place, on orhefore SATURDAY, the , 24t1, .1111 y, to • get Ler•syst 11,a sample,:of the • ddierent quality The • ,first delivery to .take, place on the Ist August, and 100,000 'l3ricVs to be•delivered weekly. • Persons desirous of supplying River Sann,at ver cube yard, and' Merthoto or Dorking Lime, at per bulidied, to tic de livered at the -place Aptvo ; :specified, ace also desired 0., send their Tenders to the Company's Office on or before the day above-mentioned. cle lie