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103113 ER 7233:] THEATRE-• I ROYAL, N D :N tu G RY: - Nv HIS L : N . E. I 0, 1' 15,, their Maje s ti es ' Servants will perform the ComicOperaof THE MAID OF THE MILL. Lord Aituworth; Mr. Cooke (his 24 appearance in that I)), ll , 4 , rac ter) ; Sir Ha rry S ycamore, Mr. Dowton • Mervin, err. e ; H alv e •Mr. Powell ; Giles, Mr. Smith Smith; Ralph, Mr. 1),01Yr Ludy. Sycamore, Mrs. Spark s ; ThLiodosia, Miss ae I.ra "u}') Mrs. Maud ; Patty, Miss Nash (her e 4 appear t nee in that Character, and 4th on this :144*.... • To whi c h w ill b e added, t h e Farce o f Sir rdT • I'EN O'CLOCK, AND A -RAINY NIGHT. Pe ter Punctual, Mr. Gattie ; Harry Pthictual, Mr: S. ' I,! a .nlentaiY; Doze.v,. Nlr. Mundell.; Saul Nir. Oxbrrry ; •o, Mr. Knight; Lucy, MFI rs. om ; and Nancy, Mrs. Orger. t.. l, ;Oxes and Places to be t a k en o f M r. Sp r in g, a t t h e -R o t un d as ` t he princip a l ,Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, iettur, and of - whim] may.be had a Private Box . }lo x " • Prti c ts.; Second Price, Ss..6tl.—Pit, Ss. 61.;.. Second , 2s.—Lower Gallerv, os.; Second Price, Is.—Upper .„erY)ls.; Second PriLe - , 4,!.!?*oiorrow, The Maid of the Milt': Patty (:Id time), Miss _ 4 9 ; with the Nlusicai Farce, called Of Af.,re To-morrow.— ti ''''tr aY the Tragedy' of Taniet lane : I.34azet, i t c h o th , e Ilaildd Farce of The Quaker.—On I tiestlay, t (o (her i i J ia of The Sitge : Katharrne, Nliss th e m __. 4 Plieara nee in that Character) ; with Magpie ; or, t i►itt, the of P alaiseau.-:-On Wednesday, a celebratvd Tragcay Farce of Honest Thieves:—dn Thursday, after, a fa r gill precefited, for the . first tune, a new .posti;:hi'.uttder the titie'of - Who's - Wh "The Double . Ito duceaett Comedy is in preparation, and will speedily be pro- tr. THE ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARLMN. • , . HIS'PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 10, 18 1 5. Iviu he acted the Play of . TUE TEMPEST, Or Pro s •,11 1)0 , Mr. Young : • _ _,.., 41. , , J , ENCHANTED -ISLAND:: . Alonzo, Mr. Egerton ; Hiptle . lyt . ",_ ..a. Faucit ; Antonio Mr. Chapman ; Prince 'Ferdinand :of b !a l n ' l c e i s, - Mr. Abbott; ' Goizz ' alo, Mr. Murray; Triuculo; !dr.. 11ii 14'11; Stephan°, Mr. SinituonS ; (Alban, Mr. Ewe, y , ; rand a m• ILle Alpine , A iss Foote; D. ortu • da„ Miss S. Booth ; Ariel, Alms. .. - 1.A,-,loartetto, 4g Where the Bee sucks," by Mist Mac Alpine, .Lt ter Sterling,wh:e Mi. N orr i s , an d M r. Ti ont - y. '(b desire), a e y 'particular M ln-Drarua, called rir . • THE MILLER. AND HIS MEN. lndoff, 111 r. Farley. ; Count Frederick rriberg, Mr..Ha )4l•llP,' ' Ka r , Mr•• Liston • Lothair, Mr. Abbott; Keltua . r, ie.,;.-"41,1114; Claudine Miss S. Booth ; Laurett, Miss Ca ta .' Ita vina, Mrs. Parker (her first appearance in thatCha. cle F ) . k t f . l'lets . for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the /t' Other Hart A- ' c T I'll Four. ux .. , ~ ....6 Aee..,.rom en• 1 s econ d P_ rice * 3 - . ,.....'" 75.; Second Price aS. el4.l.—Pit 3s, 6•1.; ~. Low eeGallery O S. • Second Price 15.,-..Upper Gallery ls.; vecond Price Gd. - ' t c ...i l l l t Doors will be Opened. at Half-past Fire, and the Play 'll 4t H alf - past Six. .be new (irand •HiStorical Melo-Drama, called Jelin Do b i The Voyage to Poland, is fully established in the fts ( ' favour,' and will be performed every Evening.. , . . 1 t." : 41C rutv,. tbe Tragedy of Percy: Elvvina, Miss 0 . 14 , •.•il ..- v u!,f lier first 'appearance in that Character).—On ~ 1 .: ) n L; N !,, l i le P ' e ggat's'. Opera i Polly, Miss Stip hens ; after which, sl 4\ ." "v, and Ph sick * with John Du Datt.4.on Tues. fixtivi _ l ,::: Pd t:t i ta tr y .. ,; r t7i l e g o e d g. j a u o " f li L i c o t : ' e :‘l i a l ., saO' Village Neill Iv igl loPsee r t t r a o , " -:111 7 s s 1 r "., tii (i n .:' ' e l , s Drathatie Romake of Cymon .has been for some __Jit preparation 1 -, and ',sill be prodvMed on Friday next. . I\. 7 4 1.)W. °I-Nr ISAtiii. l '—Now is the time. for it is nnt ever likely that a Chance will happen again fur a.. 4,,,' . " •• '4 - 50, rx , 0 1 7 of. ...k.1,0e0 ,of ..... '. 20,000 19 0f....... 500 zeti4 ...... Of. .... 4,000 la of . 309 Tlt e ;j4.N . '?t's of '2OOl. 1001.501. and oill , y Two Days to Draw ; ...I1 110k,', 1 ,S and SHARES,, warranted Undrawn, are s • elloi, :.___s___2:.i.nursda horning. ' Aext•i , , MW and Co 26' CORNHILL, until Niue o Clock 4 1:INE "AY ( )VER.—THE vicriEsT WHEEL EVER • Z . KNOWN I •• • Pr ..7 ' S L'5O,QOO -1 . . • . ... 4 ........ " ....... •2(1,u0(1 3 per Cent. Gorerr”nent ..• ' " ....... ' 4000 } Stuck, or the Value in n ............ 1000 I ... oxey, with all the rise B .• • • • .......... :,00 j above G. rie, s i d •• • • . 13e,,, vs .Pritr i,. ..... ao., 4000 viler Prizes - 7,f 2001. 1001. ra. &'c.‘e gu ' s 'dt Nitre o'Cl i o,k in the 'Morning, NEXT THUKS . DAY, Novemb er 16, w hi c h w ill h e th e LAST DAY. BUT ONE 111 811 the Contractor, returns iiissgraterni nlisfo, hi; best friends, the Public', for their dis lark, f , ,, ,,' ; ', ,, P4tr 0na.e. in ALL Lotteries, bri trirme part cu (12,4,.".e Utliovecedented favours he has e%perteneed op to :‘..4 the present Lottery, One . ilay of which twin! 1, 4 s th e I A nea tlY ALL the Capinil Prizes yet undrawn, h• ill the ;ttlnai ie in anilottnee thc. Richest Wheel over knowt of . 411c1 Shares (warranted i ez l , ll r ib, e ,.. s c e i l .o li: si,g. at his hkrtunateollicors. 4, Cornbilir R I~ ,tr 4 livA.l-IVS, PORTABLE GINGER BEER POWDERS- ., iicia in piatt_etnnts after a short pt.riii,P; the-carriage of it fi mu irt. 4t; " Place is trott!desome, anti tke risk nod inctinveltleP t c o e. se ni educedvtllt'se objections his new Preparatitm is calcu:ati-ii and by ofth•C addition of a tumbler of water !ris . tat tled . tito'2.er Beer in a much higher perfection than bat . corr tttiy Bottles, at °illy h l lf th e price. They gill repain tlt timpaired in hli Climate's, and are pal ticelarly re torta'.!"ed to l‘lerchants, C.-tot:llns of R ich ards ` for Ex oe.e. „`" ) "." -- Ptc pared anti sold by James , Chemistti as iiieptiNtte St. Cleiant's Church, its packets, l• ter t taeh. 'IRE I'4,' , C APE :W INES new se , ;;; tig at 34s . per • % ) ",°Y the CONINIERCIAL HALL 'VINE COM ~nal he 'liiiiiier-street, and No. 3.40, Oxford-street. Ise ‘ozents in the Country, arc far superior to Zed ar t ' las „ b nl rl iiiii , orted; th e y p ue ,,i s s good flavour, Lltatt they ' - ' , !t'ted. The Company also acquaint the Public, tutinu e to sell the Port Wines . , of that favourite i f' I Sl ' 2 , at dos, and 48s. per dozen. They have also for Aact enrious Sherry Witte, of a quality seldom to he ‘1,"111);----,,i,o some venial liably high but very soft flavour it,lrovst and Fast India Nladehas ; —Also, Brinti and Lan . - Wit at 50 s per thzeli'; with every other di!scription of , 16 1d 'ese at tiu.• Company's usual lt,w prices. —N. B. Count FY viecuted on receipt or remittance, or 'respectable `.',lnice To‘en, and a full List of the Conip.iny's b i "'ell- articles. in Wincs . &c. arranged under the .bead of Ot.'svrt, P.uioL:4l, French, Winys, will, he sent 'eetval'of Letttn; IL • o'.st -tel , requesting the saws. lia,,,a • This Day was published, • Crotnely printed 1;1 t Nr o large Volumes, Octavo, price, in ,'"' l ns, 11. I'. a New Edition , with Corrections and • Ad (,;•-, ), . . • .. . 1,, tieing !: • t • Elghtli, of • .. L -, • 1 1-,V.NIEN't ()=. GLNER A I, KNOWLEDGE, , introd i .IT.f 1 '' l• in the principal Branches i.i r L it . .uc or, to ~st ~t 1 ~,m ,s n &nil s tature and Seiente, with Lists of the most approved ',sou, c h , , • . .„, :!`";.inclu:lin i t. the iiest Editions of the Classics; .. de 't6e n. , ittl). foi the .1,,,, 1r St . d , klits in the Universities and 1811 er•Classes. s, , ~,Is. ily 1L • h . '. B. D.. .F.r1114.1 t 0. . , ..tt (1, ard • 9. • •' ( , -ctord. t• for F. (.. azal .1. St. Paul's I.lr . it y . ititeltaH ; C,ou - e and 41,. ; ;;.. Nicholson, Canibridge. • T„, i , :, c , lite same ituthor, s 4 :',1(.0-11`" • • ctt.crs from a lather to atlt:11 , I ; • .t..s eslird • I , .„, • , ; in price `~ Y/ . . f. m . . ir r t4 -4- T r —l2 l - 1- t''._ .... • ______A ic i . _. - ;' 1 'Z. ...._ - ~... „yi 1.,... ...,. . , : \c.;,:. * ~;,..,:?,,...,... • ....,.,... ..„ k r t. ..:, .....ts' . ~.0 i. ..------- , ,v,7,,,- ~ •I' . : - 441 •d•i'gli ii A , ''''''' .7 7 4 i f t ; : ...z,.... ' ''''' ''. 6 . . . 1•••••••••/ _ . PI 7 'l,!‘ TO THOMAS E. NO. 9, New Bridge-street, I.o . dOti. HONOURED tit R, Edinburgh, Mardi 18. BEG kave to infornl you, that ever since the vear 1790, I had beers a 'llicted with the Imes Venctera ; which, fauna its obstinately resisting,every,courSe mt medicine. prescribed by the 'mist eminent of the faculty here, and on dert:nitr.' SeVeral sev . erecourses cif .saliyittion, and twice dis charged from the tlospital with little reWf, would :t.,apeat to be of the most inveterate nature. ' In the spring of ,last year , my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to pia a period to my existrnee-1 had a large ulcer on tire crown of head, one on each :arm, and 'my legs Woe. broke out in a frightful mansicr ; my right was dreadful?y pdlllol,. and had been in a state of ulceration for the last s'eVen yearSs; thy left had also ft two large Modes ~ it, w:ls evy Much disc(donyed, and gave are Such excruciating pain, particularly when Warm in bed', as nearly Zaa,aleptive me of rest ;.n this •lamentablc state, I Was ercommende'd by M'r. J. Thompso , l 7 (Who received so great a cure by them here), to take yonV Leake's Patent Pills, which I liegap to do on the.26th of May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive btaiefit. 7 -% in little mote than month the ulcers en nay head and arm's *ere soundly healea— soon after, the so'ret On my legs healed also: 'leaving, how ever, comsideralde discolour:than In the iatin, and pain in the bone, of the left', ,which, by the hlts:>ing . of God, and a flak longer persevera'nce in . 'your inyaluable Nedicine, sialaSuled ; the.nodis disperimg„ the skin 'regaining its nalMral hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually roing olf.—l thus becaMe, by your likervl advice atni medicine, perfectly free from all my fotider coelplaints—haye recovered my former spirits and sttength' and 11111 become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew ate, I am at. a loss its what teril'is tip express my gratitude, but beg you; for the good of other stint:ring moytals, to Yimbe this t oy case as public as possible, Is I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you Will greatly oblige, SiVi'your gratefnl obediellt, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKEII. Swain's CloSc, Edinburgh. Witnesses tothe alove cure:— John ThoMpson, No. 3 New Poultry Market Fdinbutgl. ; John - Nl.ll - Itos1), ( . ildAss'enibly Chist, Drinbter?_,;ll._ EkICE : Sr.:Vg7\TPF,NCIL /'..~ ~, , FOREIGN INTELLIiiE:NCE. BRUSSELS AND FiZANNFOT.IT PAPERS-, [RECEIVED LAST VIENNA, OCT. 25.---His Excel!ency Count- Staacellierg, Russian llinistc at our Coint, is gone tt , This is a proof chit the abode cf Count, Pot their Ma:it-56es in Itaiy 'wig Tie icing. tacky departed the same day f6r Warsaw, it is 'rt (lir iiit;(l ri'inv that Austria will not Possefs any province on the left,ballk of the Mille, but ~ .that•to make up for this tbe . .BrisgaW , will be rt.;!... Wtore4l to it. lri this case th'e Granii Doke of liaderi %t7ill be bideninifierl by the upper ; part. of r h left batik Of tb Rhine, Troth Gimershcim to Worms. . . . BRUSSELS, NOV. 4.-=-1 y rifeans of: the measures adopted in Fiance for the org-Jnii,ition or the diiii..rent regiments Of ail arMs,whith are fo forni the Koval Guapl, it will be ent.relv coinposed of Men devoted to the King's per,OU 'i he Department of the North Will furniSh tor its 'quota, 380 men, wfvo arc to be chosen s eretri aslant the Si - 11(1*s Witt) have served in the corps of Royal VolOnteers ; among the young niers who hilVe 'not served at all, provided they are sons of landed proptieiors ; trout the military quitted the: se:Ake in 181,4, and haVe since into it again.; and trout the Miiitary of the i of the National .Gard, and of tttuis l7i tfis ( tiii l Mietl t r i e l g e l regiments. 'the eMolument Will be voluntary; bk to be admit: ed into the Rosi:tl Guard, the men who offer themselves must prove . their plod conduct and attachment to the King, by:a certificate froM three NotabfeS • ;it'd the .Mayor of their Commune, signed by the Justice . of Peace of the Cant On. They are to repair to Lille, where they will he eeviewedby the Prefect, before whosn'they will take the foilowlug oath : " Faithfully tO'Serve the King, to obey the OP tiers which shall be 'given them for his Majesty's Service, and Alta to forsake - lteir Standards'." Thus the guard of Louis XVIII. *ill bene.e forth composed of soldiers upon Whoin lie can de pend upon all occasion, The Mayor of the City of BrUssels being in formed that wfalse alarm has been spread amongthe a report that they were to be sent; to the ColonieS,reMinds theM by superior orders, that by Art. 210. of the Constitution, they can not be sent to the Colonies., and by Art. 211, they cannot even lie sent beyond the frontirs without the consent of the States-General, unless in cases 01 immihent Aing'er, or when in cliang iny, tpeir garrison the shorteSt road leads through a foi . eign territory. INstattett, OCT. Majesty the Empe ror, after having pasSed six days in this city, .oee . Out thii inOroing for Venice. The Einpress will meet him at Brixen. SIVITZERLAi4b, Oct. 28.-7.--Letters from Paris positively dilittn, that the Allies have adjifiged o.Vo and a half of the contributions to be pain 1))7 Frhuce to S‘qtzeriand. The sum, it ii addtd, may' serve to form a military chest. FRANKFORT, No'v. loyal Highness the I.lt reditaq'GratM Oahe of MechienbutgStrelitz . ittriited here yesterday., ilizNcti PAPERS) ittCEIVED YE 7 STEI{DAY AYTERNOON. 1 14:7 . 1'11- . 1ER vAitTic U ItS.j CHAMBER OF PEERS, Nn'v: 3. A Member complained of a Written publication !bade by Cou►►t Lanjuinais, in wilich the latter threw out odious imputations against the Govern ment', the Minister, and the Chambers, on the subject of the la,w respectiitg General Surety, which was adOpted by both Cliamb, rs ; pared that law to the law relative to su,p(-cteci persons. Tilt Peer in - question, in an elegant 'speech; explanatory of his motiVes, termed the publication an abUse of the pli . irileges of; - the Peera , ,4'e. lie proposed that the Commi,tee of Regnlation should forms sa :iystem calculated to prevent similar abuses in future. Ile also pro-. posed; that A formal disavowal of the publication tinder consideration should be made, • perfectly tonvinced in his own mind, that his colleague, that author of it, had acted more in conformity to his imaginrition than his .heart. LANJUINAIS immediately rose, and moved for the printing the speech of the Peer, and that he should be allowed time to reply to it. served, even to take the proposition into consider- Mimi would he a heavy censure, which he do: not thiltk the Chamber Would pronounce until they had heard him. _ _ , . . . ' Prepared and sold by the soleProprictOr, THOMAS TAY LOR, Metniler of the Royal College of Surr,cons, at his house, No, 9, New Bridge-street,' London ; wheit, aftt;r a constant residence of wore than 88 3'ears, in a practice partW Cularly directed to the cure of WUCreal Complaints and tbiise incidental to the Parts of Generation, ,with that inviolable secrecy which men of his professiOn should always observe in such cases. he flatters himself the advice and assistance. he gratuitously adiniaisters to persons taking this Medicine. will ' be esteilueti, by a discerning Public, as an advat tage seldoM 1 attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appoinnitent,for the convenience of those liiitig at a distances at the Ps:o . 'llller%, No. 35, St. Alban's. street, Pail-mall; the Tovthop, No. 103; Oxford-street; Mr. Dishorouo's, No. 7, rish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South . !'ridge, Edinhorgb; Mr. M'Donald,JeWeller, - Glasgo'w; Mi. 1 'Callwell's;Dublin ; and by one perBOn in every considerable town in Great Brituiti an:l Ireland, in. boxes of only 2s, oil. cacti, staimil, attd sealed up With foil and plain directions, *hereby persons, of either sex may ott . re themselves with i ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. I N. B. Every ;lox sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with a 1 ,stamp, on which, by favotir of the Commissioners, is printed . .at the StaMp Otlice•-•-•T. Taylor,, No. i.t, New Bridge-street, to luditats which it; :doll, and 311 others are cooaturfelt*. The proposition was ordered to be taken into consideration. SITTING OF NOV. 4. The Order of the Day, respecting the appoint ment of a Committee for the Examination of the letters of full Naturalization granted by his Ma jesty to the Count tie Loverdo. The majority of voices were for the Duke de la Force, Counts Datnas.Crux and Linck ; and the President declared their appointment. - The Chamber altemaid sresolved into Comthit tees for the preparatory discussion of • the project of law for the Suppression of Seditious Proceed• inks, and Qtl Monday next it ‘vill be discussed in General'ASsernhly. PARIS, Nov. is stated as Certain, that every thing will be finished, and the Definitive Peace Will be signed on 2,lunday or Tuesday. The Commune of St. Cloud, and that of FRIDAY PsOVEMBEit 10, ;51.5. WATERLOO sußscituriON., •- • , City o c London Tavern, S7ov. 9;181 5 .. • AT , a MEETING of liietiENERAL COM.- lIITTE, this Day', • . . . . C'.l ‘IMES 'f 1. Itti ER, F.sq. in the Cbair. The Trelplit.e, reported, • eliat the :minima • ~ of isihscriptions recr4ed and made at this ... place to the 7th instant, is '- '.- . L.204',809 7 7 Pt which is invested L. 160 Lung Annuit i es ,• . 210,000 Reduced 3 per Cent. Annuities - 60,200 ..{ per Cent. Consols. - , The Corn aittee begs to request that the return of the tinh scriptions wade in the several Churches and Parishes in Eng land and Wales, by the Licence of the King's Letter, and of the itistvicts, Towne, anti Cities of the linitett Kingdom!, to Ibis time, may lie advised, and the Remittance's 'made at the tAchiest convenience for the purpose of investinent in the Public Securilies bearing interest. It is also earnestly requested, that Ilanlzers.or 'other Per sons, who Ina, .have received any Subscriptions on this ac cou.it, will favour the . Conuittee - with a lteturn of all such Sinus, if not.already noticed and acknowleelged in 'heir daily Advertisements; the correction of any errors of report, and tile notice of omissions (if any), are particularly desired, -Further Sul L. s. d. Parish of AlverstokC, I , l+lnts, per tile Rev. C. A. North, Rector 37 '6 0 Fron? a Clot), consist.. ingot Messrs. Wil kinson, ':Collyer, Keinp, Wrigliton, Groves, Balier,Jacli•• malt, Vincent, Find gate, Hoch!, Pbto, Fenn • - - 13 7 6 }roan 'the Chapel of Westenhal., Che shire, pefitev.Alex. •H. ioli:iialtan - 315 10 Subscriptions from the. town of per Rev. W .I)nun 25' 14 10 of Pdarston, Montgomery, shire,bythe Church- - warden, &.c. - 1 0 0 Collection at toe Ca- • • tholic Chapel of Woolton, near Li - verpotn - - 7 5 0 David Pennant, Esq. Down-in;;, -Flint , shire - - 25 0 0 ,scripti.nts : G. .r. r/. Jit.prinkwater (Ever tun) 3. dud J. .Nlyeri - 10 0 0 - 10 0 .101 i “soli G,rts 5 00 lieury Brown John AThaason. - 10 10 0 -5 5 0 ilnanl 1. Calt - 60 U 0 Richard Rawson - 10 10 0 oud and Vt alum S 5 0 George i; oath - 21 0 0 Charki - a 0 0 &Imola, Dempsey John Cropper Rev. T. Nloss 10 0 0 - 20 o 0 - 5 5 0 James Gerard, M.D. lu 10 0 (Wavertree)is 0 0 George CoseA. Co. - L , 2 10 0 JOkii Hutton - 25 0 0 Alexanclei Forest 5 0 0 K. and A. Harrison & - Lathan► -I 52 10 0 Thomas sCromier Jamcs Pownal I Ittchard Itimmer and it E; 5 0 5 5 0 SUII3 10'10 0 James Gracutt, sear. 5 0 0 Walter Nloore - 5 5 0 Edward Atherton 25 0 0 Thomas Downward 5 5 0 Newton, Lyon, a; Co. 21 0 0 Thomas 5 5 0 Samuel Sandbauli 10 10 0 • Ormerod, liey worth, & CU. - - 21 0 0 Remitted from the P I:ovro and Neigh builrhood of Liver pool, hyJohnli.cars -1.2... ;..q. in addition r • about. 20001. re c.otted direct to the C , uitnittee of Lon (..nn and Westunn- Ater, viz. Thus. Leyland, Mayor, for the Corporation of Liverpool - 210 0 0 Leyland & Bullins 210 0 5 . Ewart,Ratson Elt. Co. 105 0 0 Joint litidgeAqinall 105 0 John Gladstone - 52 10 0 Barton, lrlam, & Hig ginsun - - 100 0 0 Edward Falkner - 45 0 0 Fullmer & Mawdsleys 50 0.0 Ge0"1011040118G Co. 105 0 ( :lobo Garhett - 50 0 0 Roscoe, Clarke, and Roscoe - - 105 0 0 Ar. Heywood, Suits, and Co. - - 105 0 0 J. 11. Moxton - 10 0 0 Moss, Dale, Rogers and Muss , -. 105 0 0 Thomas and Isaac Littledale - - 50 0 Samuel Staniforth - 25 0 0 W. W. Colic and Brice - - 2'o 0 0 Bourne, Brothers - 52 10 0 Francis JorEltn - 21 0 0 Rev. S. Renshaw - 5 5 Thomas Banning' - 5 5 0 - - 105 0 0 Hutson and Forster 10 10 0 John Hai rnp - 5 0 0 Edwards and Penny 5 5 1./ Foircl,hto and Swain son - - - 10 10 0 Fivdsharn and Mar row - - 10 10 0 Thonxas F. Dyson, in addit to 105 f. suu.critied by ny son, Brothers, at a Meeting in Halifax, un the 811 i inst. 25 0 0 - anima niggles, Cas _ _ t Joh Gi bart - 5 5 0 • 25 0 U 111:.rray Gladstone 10 0 0 Cfiarles 11.. n - 5 5 0 J. Bartwd, Lord-street. 5 5 0 Jolla Leign - - It) 10 0 Lto;ei Oirus - - • Joshua ‘% iiliamsont 5 5 o flaunt. Vatiou Smoot!' Hope 5 5 0 15 0 U livalticute & Mawr 21 u 0 John Tuuinas - - 24 u u kuisert (.4reaves - 10 0 •Edinulla - it/ U U Cliaries Hur t.ili - 10 10 0 Itedisli.itia . o&lledish IU 10 0 I:Vans - 5 5 u William Barh4c &Cu. 25 U.O Robert tiavry - lu 10 U Sanwa 'Pea - 10 10 u ltattibone, Hodgson &Co. - SO 0 0 Association of the Underwriters of A - thuity Littledale 52 10 0 oohn tiarrocks - 100 0 0 James Hodson & Co. 25 0 0 r. & W. Earle &. Co. 52 10 0 thoalas C. Porter 20 0 0 Taylor, Potter & Co. 31 10 0 1 In4lies. & Duncan 52 10 0 L.)wes & Woods - 10 tu & Whitaker 10 10 u Philips & Ricking to to 0 Walker',Maltby & CO. 21 0 0 Robinson, King . and Co. - - 10 10 0 Christoply . r Shaw Roe. 5 5 0 Thuroas Slater - 50 0 0 Win Wainwright - 4 5 0 Thos. Brown - i 0 0 0 • Win. Coo, eland - 50 0 0 S. D'Agiular - - tu 0 0 Robt. ail. i Rton - 21 o 0 T. Swainson - 20 0 0 Egerton Smith 5 5 0 s. and W. Wood house - - 31 10 0 Dr. Brandreth - 10 10 0 Samuel and, Charles • Turner - Wm. and Thos. La and. Co. • . 54 10 0 Lieut.-Gen. Ditom 4 t 0' 0 Thomas Tobin - 21 - 0 0 Joseph I:lii4ierson 52 10 0 Rowland ILoscow - 10 0 0 Robert Jackson - 5 0 0 William Atpinall - 21 - 0 0 J. and W. tlewley 10 10 0 •-john Richardson 5 5 0 Rhodie autt Shands 52 ib 0 James & henry Cum- Ming . - - 52 10 0' A Friend to the Fa therless and Widows through the Presi deot of the Anlw num - - - J. B. Clough - Jonathan and Roger Fisher - - 1 11.0ry Lawrence (Bat rister) - - 5 5 0 Scrope Colquit - 10 0.0 John Myers, (Croshy) 25 d'() Edward Sephion - 10 10 Lodges and Touilt 52 10 0 • Anthony Nlolyneux 8 0 0 ,Fleury and '1'1'03.11%1- . son - - - 20 0 0 John Ripley - 10. 10 0 Thomas Molyneux 25 , 0 0 Bryan Smith - 10 10 0 SlVainson and Graham 5 5 0 Richard Statham - 5 5 0 5 5 0 Dixon, %Valli, ez Lace 52 to 0 Samuel M. Si B nith 5 . 0 0 '.ire rothefr. - • 10 10 0 Liverpool - - 500 0 0 James NVillasey - 25 0 Thomas Holloway h) 10 0 Rev. R. Fumby - 5 5 0 UvoriCe ItOwe - IU 1U o. Wihiarn itowe - 10 10 u Jain, s Brown C Son 5 5 U Bvy,tti Smith, ju.s. - 5 5 0 George VetiaUles - 25 o'o James Bolos - • - 5 5 'Thomas Bailee& Co. 2G 5 0 William Buck, Cripps__ Cu. - - 20 5 0 John Baines - 5 .5 0 Swinstrect . Bc. Eden fo lo 0 rohen of Itkgrct by Gentlepiaii, per John Clarke J , ilin Leigii Bunt - Thoc. it.berts, Rus- - 5 00 10 10 0 --- sel-street - - 5 5 0 G. Ileilticrsonjun. 5 5 0 Blundell,llolliashead acid Stavcat - 10 10 0 Thum;ls M. Tate - 10 0 0 Hunter & s klexitritter tie 10 o I-I.& G. Bennett - 31 19 0 Joh:, Ko..wles - 5.0 - 52 100 _ ..... ,I‘lrer, Co. 41 0 0 H. Park - - 10 0 0 Oakes - 10 10 0 tt- it tam Mathews - 5 5 0 Edward Lawrence - 5 0 0 Harrison - 5 0 0 Hai h Muiieneux - 5 0 0 John Hancock - 21 0 0 lt:&.1 . . Freme 52 10 0 Arnold Van teller j& _ _ co_ - - 26 5 0 Charles Eyes - - 5 5 0 Jenner & Co, 21 - 0 iru be totitinued.] 5 0 0 5 S 0 At Smith, Payne te Co; Collected atliveaclsall, Derbyshire, utter a Sermon by tie Rev. John Detve - - 16 4 6 Rev. Robert Field, of Ilainshott, Stitrol lc 2 0 0 Parish of Bangor, • Flintshire,. per Rev. Dr. Wynne - 17 13 3 Parish of Overton, per Rev. L. Fletcher .23 0 0 Pariah of Vol-thing- ' bury, per Mx . .. H. Lawson ' 30 11 6 l'arish of G a i ns _ borough, Lincolii . shire - ' - 133 13 ,. 0 Parish of South Liver ton, in Nottingham shire, per Rev. R. Alutehiusua 10 10 0 Ala Ot{ers of the The A l. try itoyal 0 0 4 8 0 Parish of North Liver tun., and Alpei thorpe, ditto. - 4 7 et Nlessmgharn, Lincolnshire, per Rev. 11. J.. Wollai ton - - - 3 13 1 3 a0.41 of ,Prampton, i.;iicoltishire', by Mr. Machin - 4 16 , Parish of Pelham,Lin cut nsh ire, hy the Churchtvardens - 4 e 0 Nota Cotumunicatinng per•Poit, are to he directed Waterloo Subscription, Lo'ndon, gad to be pui under Curer, directed Francis Freelba.g, Esq. Post us!, c, Lbnchnt. Ir. S. It soveniiic. J. P. WELSFITRD, Sec: This Day was published, 11 . ! 2 vo!s. 8 1 ., pricc . ll. 4s. A COURSE . of LECTURES on DRAMATIC AKC and LITERATURE; translated from the Origi nal German of A. W. .Cl-ILEGEL. By JOHN BLACK, Esq. • • London: p rinted for lia•lorin, Cradoek, and Joy, Pater nutter-row. MISS WILLIAMS'S NARitATIVE. This Day was published, in evo. pri . ce 9s. 6d. ANAIIRATIVE of the EVE.i:Ttl:which have lately talieu place in FRANCE; with an Accouut of the present State of Society awl Public - By HELEN MARIA WILLIAMS. Printed fur Juliti Murray,' AlhetUarle-street. • ThiS Day was published, In 3 vols. 12mo. the 'Third Edition, price 11. Is. boards, of G UY MANNERING or, tht . Astrologer. By the AUTHOR of WAVER LEX. Printed for Longman; Horst, Rees, Orme, .and Brown, Loudon : and A. Constable and Co. Editiliorgh.• Of whom may be had, Waverly ; or, 'Tis Sixty Years since. 3 vols: 11. I s. boards. . . Shortly will be puhlabed, by the same Author, The Anti ciliary, in 3 vols. 11. Is. boards. • This Day was published, Handsomely ptinted in three Volumes Bvo. price, in boards, • 11. 84. 6d. a New Edition, being the Third, of QERMONS for PAROCHIAL and DOMES TIC USE; designed to illustrate and enforce,ln a'con noeied view, the must important Articles of Christian Faith and Practice. liy RICHARD MANT, D.D. Rector of St. Botulph, Bishopsgate , add Domestic Chaplain to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. Oxford: Pained for J. Parker; and for F. C. and J. Rl vington, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. Of whom nay had, . _ _ A New Editioa of Dr. Manes Bauiptou Lecture Sermons price Its. • MR. FABER'S WORKS ON THE PROPHECIES. This bay wasTublished, lii Two large Volumes, Bvo. price in boards; .11. 4s. a new Edit. additional Notes, being the Fifth of DISSERTA 1 ; 10N on . the PROPIIECIES that have been fulfilled, are now fulfillin27, or will hereafter be fulfilled, relative to the Great Period of .1260 years •, the Papal and Mohammedan Apostasies , the tyran nical Reizu of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power; and the Re storation of the Jews. Ly..the Reverend G. S. FABER, B. D. Rector of I..:ohg,i`;elVtuji, r wan. Printed for F. C. and .1. Itivifigt , b, 62; St. Paul's Church Yard. gold also by J. Hat - chard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of wnoin may be had, by the sanie Author, • 1. A Second Edition of a General and Connected Victr of the Prophecies relative to the Con version,Resteratron, Union, and future '6l ry, of the Houses ofJudali and Israel. In two volumes, ti o. 1 ;ie.. 17s. 2. 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