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Ntr Ml 3 Elt 6P94.1 . . , THEATR E ROYAL,. DRURV . -LANE. - I'IIE.SENT EVENING, Feb. 4, their S'errants will perform•the Tragedy of • HAMLET, PRINCE or DENNtAKK. r Denmark, Mr. ; Hamlet, Mt. Kean, : Polonins, M r . Dowt on; Laertes, Mr. - . 1. Wail:m.4 ; .114;itio, Mr. Holland ; First Grave-di g ger, Mr. Bannister' ; Grave-di gg 4, Mr..Penl q ; Ghost. of H a mlet's Fa th er , NEI% , !a m yond ; Miss L. KtAly (being her first ap- ITaraney in that Charaet&,' and fifth o n t hi s S tage ) ; qer -14.411e, Que en o f lh.nrintrk, Mrs. Breretoii. • After which, the new Musical-Romance of THE NINTH sTATuE; • OR,: TI - 15..IR;;;HMAN 1N 1.34-\GDAD. ia li 'k:Yn . (Prince o f Balsoraj, Mr. Bar na rd • Kilrooney (an h• Trirt•ller),' Mr. 3Ohnstorie; - •Boubikir ilousSiii (a Der. °of Bztgdad:, Oxberry; Morahce benevolent-Magi ),' Gittie loro a Princess •of Bagdad!, IN! isS (Yee No ra (D aug h ter of Kilrooney), Miss Kelly; Musca ‘ 4 Lady of the Harazu), Miss Cooke. 9n 14Ioo4y; King Bich rd the Third•with the New'Pan (:":6lfle.—On ToeSday, As You Like ft ; Rosalind, Mi ss b tingtiey . the: last niat but, one Ito. which her mgagenient can be extended.-,On Thursday, Macbeth. THE, 'rRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Y-41 tx 3 15 PRESENI EVENING, Feb. '4, wilt he.perfortned the Play of • Ture... g.; rzt4NGER. I,Thz,. Stranger, Mr. Yotin Conut. Wintersen, Mr. Hamer , n; 13:Iton Stcinfort, Mr. , llanitiv,re; Francis, Mr. Fart , ..y; I:!oitiott, M r . Emery; Peter, Mr. Li.4i nn; M rs . H a ll er, Mi ss .rj ‘ iog Iter lirst apptara.tide, in that Character); Conn- Mrs.•Egertott. 44er r;iiich (4th Claw . ), A aew Miw.ieal..Entertainuient, in • Two Acts; called• - BROTHER .1N1) SISTER. .. 1 . 1 With New..Ninsic, - Scenery, and Decorations. rnt (-I, ristavAl de 'Formes, Mr. Fawcett;. Don Sylrio dc . t. Doroset; l'ascheco, 'lr. Liston ; Bartel ? , .Mr.. tkehart: ; Don n a I s id or a ,• Mi ss Step h ens ; Donna Caiu la, t ots . Egerton;gerton; llosarrthe, Miss Matthews; .-gat ha, Mrs. Lis— T ~:1 he .New Musi ca l E nterta i nmen t of Brother and Sister will ' . pliiyetl every Evening ;lOn Monday", Brother a - tul Sister; with Love Law, and Phy .l';.; and th e Ne,w Pantomime.- , --On Tuesday, ' ltumeo and Ju _4l --On Thursda ,, The Gamester .7 - ----___ " • - • • . _ . AYI A : 'N COOKl—Wanjec i l isnme.(liatOy for a it.F.GUI Alt EASTIitiDI -NA`, bound to "Madras ft Z t i""g uri• al, a tkOK.Who thoroughly understands. his Pro- c. , *, As high ' , IT - A..l.es will he 4ivi,u, none nerd apply %rho ti ) e4l4. s— Al;P-"V to .re sattsfactory testimonials n€ character and aliiii -1•;:lY at No: '2, New-st ree t, Br t i ns Wi c k- square, b e f ore (- Vcll o Cck rip„Th. PA'IL' NT "I NI PERI AL DI NI NG -l'A - and l' - 'rRAAL,Gt N FAIID E r-O.IRDS ; )d. i n z" 4, , , (4-7,Aw 1'r",;;, in oily elegant Piec e o 11%1-I'at: i ' llftWent Plans; titcPatct,t Improved inf;t chair Bedsi . prass-screw Four' Post, and 'Pent and complete ; portal:l , e ►airs of several other nenvented:yid improved articlts t; Plvlst t ,, t ,, l ' e ; also it general and vt;ry.extensive, assortment of, Nett: • r '44,1 tjabiiiet ArtiCles for fitCasliing - 'f-iotises coin. ti!nii;ll`''Y lha nztfactu;•cd, where Families may select d ieeonvt,l‘*"le lionse iit 'few day, av,iidini; ti; ett":2llic . Pf waitingseverarM • onths conipktitig• , lio ll' tga t ri l . l :; l' "'l India. Articles, Artny,aud Navy,.'Sec. &c. by t "rtli s SL`in(l,2rs, lti and 17, Catlierine 7 Ftreet, Strand, on ododiiratr,' for prompt payment. This Day was published, prim is. to JOIIN BENETT, Esq. •Niu„ A P,i-lionse, r his ESSAY wa relative to te CpM -ft; j'tiON Trizs ft, which.s adjodged - th h e ..ied tskY an Gold Medal, the Bath a:ol West of Er..4laot! So -, for the Els couragement of Agriculture, &v. at their Au 4ual Meeting,. Devemher 13, 1814. By the Rev: WIT.LIA'Nt COXE, Archdeacon of Wilts. t irinteq.l and sold by Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury: sold bv G. Wi Paternoitei-rutv, London; and may be bad , f all (Aber B I oo - sci' ers. coNs7. - mI)TIONS /TM:D. A PROFESSIONAL 111 AN, who through an V, extensive practice the above Disease, has been so I:tunate as to disoover a MEDICINE that is an IN FAI,Li- CURE for CONSUMPTIONS ; by which Mtlieitte he I,,icared titans- w two given over by eminent Physicians, and t 1 , 3 I, il , the last st tge of a• Consumption, at , etided with feL)c.l49, spitting •of Wood, and mdematotts swellings of the :a,. , %•-• I hough the truth of this assertion nifty be doubt the Advertis tr is httppv to• saY,''that he has it in his lie!Ewer to refer l o.those h e ,h as.cured, and vrturn giren over by pe of • the brit Pr,ufessional -M elt ; b e therefore now pub-. 7 1 , -tors it to those wit° a r e lab our i ng under this a ffl icting ' l,, Nts e „ ,6.1-ttters (post -Laid) addressed fur A. B. Ni. it, Great i' - `„,l tv?-street; New-road,' Mary-le-bone, Ltuulon,' will have tTeataltate attention ; ail,' -WhCl-0 a ttellfiallee is given every 'V (Sundav3 excepted), from 10 to 12 in the forenoon. • • FOR COUGHS; COLDS, Sze. `CL'ALSH'S COLTSFOOT LOZENGES. e U ,S4LAC-i0 was the,naune given to Colis tsfoot antivnts, who kn ew i ts - value in Conghs, &c. It 114.4tPared the for m o f Lozenge, as the most agreeable to and 'l.l - s . o, that by 'its gradually dissolving in the omi t with more certainty be conveyed to the parts af 14i4fi; tllt-Se Lozenges, are deobstrnent, detergent, and Ip- : 1-'l,4liZgs allaying the tickling sensation which occasions Itr y t;.„"Et clearing the voice, and producing the , most 5r,.111- I % l iectts • if used as a preventive, few prisons • will . be k , lk ( s% (l ,_ with Coughs through the winter, and their price anent withiti the react; of Lill ranks of people. a6l d soie ` l 3' E. Edwards, 66,, St. Paul's Church-yard, who the *ritip'lArietr : the genaine will have the names of Sbaw nwards outhe stamp. t•ol.,G. s° 4' WALSH'S ANTIPERTUSSIS for the HOOFING bestfaruilielitrly long approved and recommended by the he kngdom: Price only 3 5-9 d. per bottle. , • t . , . 4 ";-. 1 •\ fY • YEARS 'EXP.ERIENCE has proved that the most .t ua,l. and safe Remedy for the ('ITRE of COUGI-IS, v.,,ES ASTEIMAS, HOOPING-Ct)UGII, and all pll - of the BREAST arid 'LUNGS,. is no .,:11-festionahly 0 0 RD'S ORIGINAL PECI'ORAL BAL kI,I4 S A:VI of HOREHOUND, au elegant preparatiop 11, 4 that well knOwn Flerb ; it.has obi shied the,pre-emi -I;.litier,e,„(beYend precetlent)rfoi the Cure of the above Corn - lii t ,' - :.', Of Which the anthenticity can be ascertained, bY,al,- ~ .1 1 t 1 "le at wiost of the respectable Vendert of Medicine, in VtOiliriiicipal the and Towns in the Islimloth ; the Po , bit l r ,:;Old , good Eti . e ' et of this - Itivalnable lledicine. need I'l ".q per Como- rit the extt.n-ive Demand proves 'IP rit .*- • • he thes' a s .' e •• h • -. telitf. I t.i l l'u e le it Y as a Poi Medtkine to give' mimedidte . ,l . .1, t act . ,? willsplease„ to observe, it cannot , he Genuine mi n 914 j ' 4 "ottie is enclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the tt_iirli liense, LorsidOn, June 7th, 1805. 'cit v ', Bottles, at 10)s. (M. -7-4 s. (id.—.red '2s. 9d. eac h !), 1 -'3' 44.;4ti11, .:.(iards. F. Newher; and..ions! St. l'a , or . s . Cll ar t c 4 l ( l . - i;tNas, I,s t , et -y and Sutton, Bow Clitireh lard ; 1, , ,ii o : ty l a , I t.. tlett..irlet ; John EVaTIS, 4-2, Lung- lane ; 1,. 3i,i iii s ,! . .i, ,witthie.'reet., SIIIIO ; :Sanger, 1,50, Oxford-street ;..5 rnolds,.).), kLIII , ( 4 , 1) :; by the only I . roprietor R. Fod, Clienntt, Cro•- i•440/.:4.ce, near Islington, from airhieitti ; by it. But . ler, kiltl t) , 4 ad by all Vt.ads:ls in every Town in the Lotted -I. . _.. :t . .-.1.. , 1- 4 ~,. 04, 1 . 4,4, - . .k.".4 • tiJ A - .." , t . •*. e. Jai. _ ss, vs' ,/botiv,%W! k - -4 e A NEW COVERING to the VELVET CU SIIION is publi , b,%: tni par; - prite LA, L!. hoa - rds.' " Gairet re 1 etl us."- London: Printed for Gale, Curtis, al:a Ftnilet t ,' Pater_ foster-row. . . This Day was published; Parsin-Incrds, rrHE DESCENT ()1 -. Tvlask i to whiril is prefixed, anAccuttla nf , tb&Origin - audNaturt of Masks, by. LI IGU 111.31 C. Aprite, 0 Muse; i cbinsi fonti, aprite. Cominct °mai da questolligiocondo Pia the rinorarsi it lnupdo. Cclio Mogno. Also, by the same Author, The Fria of the Poets, with Notes, and other Pieces in Verse, et, f3i10.. pitife fis..hotArfls. " In this Feast of the Poets, Mr. I-lint certairiry, - :sties* hialsetf to he a Poet ;—his Mind tti the bounded freedom ; and his sentiment.* are expressed .with boldness and energy, of which wt hare Al': examples Eli. Notes way he eonsnired as lectures for the mode& School of Poctry."-3lon. Itcv. Sept. 18.14. London: Printed for Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Pater tim,ter-eow., This Day wag published, price G . i.Gd. CONSIDERATIONS . oft the PROTECTION required tiv BRITISH AOItECULTURE, and tut the tuliaeuce of 1.1.:e trice Oft:twit tin Exportable Protitietictes. By WI t,LI:NI. JACOB, Esq. F. 11. S. - Printed for J. Jdsii - 611 and Co. St: Paul's Church Yard ; where ttiay be had, by the same author, Trartas in the South of Spain in 1509atiti 1810, in, oue voiume, 4to. with plates, price three 7) ay was published, In One VoAlinv; Octat'o, price 4s. boards, ONGMAN, IIUR,T , REES. ORME, and Illl,o\ NES GENERAL CATALOGUE of: OLD 1400E.ti, in the Ancicnt amt.:1100;u Languages.and yariou4 Chas-es of Literature; the greater Part of which are either of uncommon Occurrence, or considerable Value. 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Directors of Greenwich Hospital, IA trty sutunit ted to a Medical Commill cc app..inten, by Government, and affecting the Rights of the infirmary, awl th- Me its• of the late John Cuuning - h4rn ;Saunders, Esq. ii.; Foamier-and s::tr geon; are examined and disproved by the Correspondence of Mr. tiannders, Attil nt her Documents. . • ; • - • London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orate, arid Brinvn, Paternoster-row. On Monday, the 13tIi.instant. will be published, - in Volume, Quarto, illustrated by a Map and uther e'rav!ng•::, . rritAVELS in the lONIAN 1:-LES, iu IPA. ALBANIA, THESSALY, and GREECE, in 1 . :312 attd 1814. T”getiicr with au Account ~14 Itesid6ice at Juan - tii;,a, the Capital and C :urt of Ali. Pasha; tad with a tuore cursory Stetch.of alloute through-Attica; the More:l,23w. By E - 11 , .;',;1LY HOLLANI.), F.R.S. &c. • it,,* he the principal' obj'ect-of. this . Work' to afford skett.h.:s of the scenery, iiii , t4itaats..nati:ral history, ;And . an tiquities of_ those parts of Griwe, wltk it have been hitherto more p:trtilly tinow :... or descrined. Printed for oig Hart, itees, Orme, and Brown, l'a terirdater-row; and at the British Gallery, si, New Bond street. SATURDAY ; FEBRUAWY 4, 1814. 171C77/11.1.LING, OFFICE, Feb.. 2, 1815. IT F, -CO /li 31 LS S NE .4 1:S , for I'ICTU/ILI,ING .111‘1.1ESTY'S .N..•ll'}' (to hereby give Notice.. 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T HE P RINC IP AL OPPICERS of Tis 111AL' JESTF'S , OIeDNAxcE- do' helrhy; give "~lutree, that Proposals will be received-at 'theirplliee; Pali•Mall, ors or brii;refFednesday,the 1 (Faro( FeLrnacyne.rt,fromauch Persons as entry be wikiag to undertake ihe supply of GO COURS, both Dry , and dround in Oil, Jro Sr, vice thi's DePartnarnt, for a Pdira rif Three.` arS; determinable V ier the .E.rpication Me First 17 - ear - , upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of ,either Party. .Specimens 0:1 the dilicles inay upOn'application at the Principal S:orckccper's• Wier. in the' Poiner ; and further particulars, together with, thc'Terms'and Conditions of,:the Contraet,.man be known at the - Seeretary's. Office, ire Pall- Mall alorpaid, any Day bctwcen,the Hours gf.Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals Mast be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals . for ColcAirs; Sc 6.;" but nO Proposal can Le admitted ait'er the said OM* day Of Fe= 14ruarp,•at Twelve WI:lock at Noon of. the sortie flair, ne7lher will any rewier be rthliced, unless the Party making it, 6124 : 11 g ' C his behalf, shalt attend. By Order of the Beard, If. CAVEIr, Secrt WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN', • SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, best . Aecorencodation 'for*TraVellers; gOod Beth, , choice Liquois, - and Moderate Charges. The following Pot Coaches, Coaches,Xci. get out fr om the Saracen's Head nth, snow-um. ViTEYNIOUTU UNION Po . st Coach, four •V Y Joshles, every Afternoon, throngli Dorchester, Bland ford, Salisiory, Andover; arrives at IV e y n nitith next day,' file hours fret re th e P :te liets sail to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher titskirgh, Ma loe'.s. From Cherliourgli to • Paris is a most doliglit(iil !load, the hest and clirapeit travelling to Paris. • BRIGIII'ON uew elegant Post Coucli , foOr Ins,des only. ever. - Nairn i ug,. at nine !raWley, IlYegate, EXETI-Al, Plymouth, Weymouth-, DortheAei:,--Faliiiiiiitli, Dartmouth, and Salis,httry, New Post Coach every Moriiii , At half past Six (i'cifich, thniu li lii,riitun, Axtni uster, Brij: Gott, Blamlfotd,"Bitsingstuhe, ;tint itagshot. - BOSTON, Soalding - , • I'et...thin-oi*, Stilted and Hunting don, new loyab it Coach, sets out every Even ing.--COachus from: Bostim to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and and .131115T0L Flying. Post-Coaches, through Chippenhani, Caine, inid Nluillnirongh, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May ! sithe'GrOliontid Inn, Bath, and ilie Lon don-Taverii, Thomas-strect, aud the Swan, Bristol, • next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, B i'd;.;ritalrr, Tafintuit,.&c.. LEEDS new Light ratted The Itockittgliam, seta out every Morning at Light o'clock ; Carrie; Four Insides only, and gases remarkably:easy, .with a Guard throtigheint. Passes through Stamford, Newark, !t o t f or d , D oncaster, and Ferry iiridge, to the Golden Lion, , heeds, flixt'daY at Nobn; Nut withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it. is alloWed to be the 'most agreeable aml coitiolet, Public Ciin yeyance on the North Ri;ad, .being uhequalled iu aeconnun, elation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Ghorley, 0; inskirli, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After noon, at Five-o'clock. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtosxn, Gretna-Green, Annan,. Dumfries, Brownhitt, Caninock, Kingswell, and all• Parts of.Seotkw4 (:4141 - 4•l•Jowb YORK, Newcastle and Eclinbur:;i, new Coach, performed., wi tx 1 Guard throtuthont,-sets out every Morning at half past Six o'cltwlt, by way of Newark, itetford, 'Padcaster, Dar lington, Northallertua, Durham Morpst h , and Irerwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of theiiinrnev, may rest what time they please, and theu pro ceed• dn without 'any • additional- Pare-. Oarli, the Black Swan,' Ciitley-strect ; York, runs Coaches toSinitlerhin - d, Hal!, Se:whin-noel:, Whitby, and other places. BRIDGLNOItTIf and Walsal new Post‘Coach, every Eyening. • . LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, seta out ever'3; Morning, through Ltitterworth;•l ligh Cross, Hinckley, zltiterstooe, Taiiiworth, ;Litchfield, Utlrsthorp, Varringtviii;Northiniiptiiii, 'am! Dunstable. CA.KLISLE, 'Penrith, and Winteiniven; • Thisl-Coaeli, goes with Four I hirses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, _Qreatatuiiio; Crtterick, Buroughlaidge, Wetherby, Aliertord, Dlneaster, and Gran t baw (tile •nearest way by 18 Miles), sets out every MOrinng; and perfori,is the journey, with the. greatelt faOity. Pas sengers detainvd uu the Road by business or pleasure, have tire' peculiar advantage: of their Seats heingteeured in the next Coach. WAKEFIELD Post- Coach, -every Miirning, at balf-paSt Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, IVhitchureli, Tarporley, Northwich, ,and Middletvich, Post-Coaeli, every Evening, as Fire o'clock. SUNDECLAND, Stockton, and Varnt, new Coach; every , Morning - , to the George Inn, Sunderland. • MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastl4WalSal; and Wylvel , hampton, Post-Coach, every Aft crouch. Guarded; SHREWSBITItY, Wellington and Shitfoo Post-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannikt'; ShreWsbur, every Evening, at'Five o'clock; Guarded. • SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coaelt, 'called the Rock. ing - hans,every Morning. Winchester, ..Alre.4ord; and Alton Coach, every Evening% - 11I1t..M4NGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next .day at Noon. PasleS by Oxford,. and Snifistone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inn, Birthing - ImM., BIRMINGHAM, . Warwick, and LeaMingtiSii; NCNV Post Coach, evety Morning. HULL, NortheaVe; HoWdem, Thorn', and Doncaster, Post . - Coach, every !\ orni og 'at lialfLpttst Six l o'-clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, .Myton-ii.ite, Hull. . HEILTPORD, Ware, Hoddesdoh, - and Che§3itint coach, verv. Morning. Tbrrii;NOAAl and Edmonton Coach, Daily,. at Half-past Ten, - Half-past Two, Hail-Past Four, and Half-past Scvert o'clock. • WILLIAM B. 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Physics and Geology:;- b o lithy, comprehending Equinuxial Plants and Motiog%a phyel the Aelastoinas. . . Sold by Lont;taan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. '-; [PRICE SI:icPENCE-HALFPENNT. TPETALEDONIAN ASYLUM for EDUCA TING. and SUPPORTING such. CHI LDIt'EN of ,sOL DIERS, SAILORS, and.MARINES, NATIVEs of SCOT LAND, as carniet be . admitted - into the Royal Institutions of Chel.ra awl Greenwich, and of Indigent sc,(teh Parents re sideut i l ia Londeiluntitentitled to' Patoehial Relief. PaTitioxreN. Her Most Gracious III'AJESTY the QUEEN. YICE - PATItoNESSES. FI. the Princess Augusta H.R. H. the Princess Sophia soplila• 11,R.H. the Prinz:cis - Charlotte the Princess Eliza- of ‘Vaies. heti' .H. th H.R:H. the Princ e ss Mary (` l anai All - 1 aney.Duchess of York VICE - PArrioNs. Field-Marshal H. R. U. the Mike of York and Albany, Commander-in-Chief, Field-Marshal H.R. H. the Duke Of Kent and Strathearn, Colonel of the Royel Scots, H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex', Earl of Inverness. • PittsslDENT.' ' H. R. H. the Doke of Kent and Strathearn. • • intitsin.ENTs OF THE LADIES. The Most Noble the Marchioness of Stafford, Countess of Suthethind; - The Right Hon. the Countess of Breadalbane. vici:-etiiinti•NTS • His Grace the Duke of Moo-, Right lion. the Earl of Bred. trose, K. G. and K. 'l'. albane. Right Honourable Viscriunt Right' Htia. Sjr Arch. Mac- Melville. dotrild, Batt. •'• Sesretary•--,Toho Galt, Esq, In tire curse of the long and „sanguinaty conflict in which the British- arms hare b orne sir dktingtlishrd and s o glorious a part, it must be.uhvious that the- panther of the Des, t.ute Children (r; ;nose brave. 'Alen, natives of Scotland, who hare fallen or been disatded in the course oft be war, .niust• greatly exceed that of any firmer period in our instn:y. • The Highland :Society OfrUilition being . %veil informed of the wretcbedlies anthmisery of-a very - great nu m ! )er of such. children, took this man t iraporttilit'sabject ban co'nsidecation, and' determined to propose the foonding:of an Institution, to be called the Caledonian Asylum, in order to rescue these children from extrom`d poverty,.itud its-frequent concomitant, vice. Althonzli the . natiotear•e'stfrbliAments for the relief" of-the seaman and soldier are very extensive, and suiiported. with ~meat' mitniticente,'.yettis inii;Osgiole . 'they should 'embrate manyolijects deserri . n4pf Ophlic attentip,i and orintiiieratiorls • Nu' incentive is so !, , reat, no reminferatiOn i on grafoful to the minds of those who fight the battles of lbeire aetention to, their otrspring,, should they become d...titute.--' Mem •j4lta thiirb WlUdhs I loll ' s arid no" charity can address itself-with grea t e r face to the feeliligs an(,l- eh' e loslic' give to ehil(lreti of this descript len the ffica n 5 of -fO4,- liar access to the doctrines'and precepts of the Holy Scrip tures, and' to, edautelbenr•in • bandle raft '7trail - es,' by which. they . may gain honest livelihood, is the primary p ur p ose of the , propriked ' ' ' • The ,Noblemen .and, Gentlemen of Ireland and Wales, as well As the' native of 'twiny other comttrieS; don,' Lave lung- ago founded 4.istablishmtlits.for the edocistiost of their infaot pour, anti haye supported them with great spirit MO lilkirafity.- • It must; with some mortification, be confessed, that tto !itch 'e4tablisinnent lots hitherto •been set nu toot, in belaif of the poor, notwithstanding ,the prosp:Tity of so many individual' natives of SCutland; and' 'the increase of wealth which ItaS • taken place in that part of the United Kingdom, and is daily making farther 'oriigress. This was deeply felt by the Higitland Society; and :icing stronglyencouraged and strenuously supported by successiverrcsi (Wits - of Ins' Majesty's 'lttiyal Family, who bare SPlired . 'n6 lainis, either at Public Meetiugs,' at Committees of the Au-' day', or by private vommitifi'datoifr, to promote ,the -propsi.d Institution, it. I.yas, eetyrryint,d, that, in additiM: to the:cm* '• tributimi of the Society itself, a general , appeal should" be matle'to the libeinfitY of the :public_'. ' '- • - • The result of the fast efforts of the Committee fur the esta blisinhent of a Ottedanian Asyltun has exceeded their most sanguine expectations. 'lire beginning (forms yet it can only . he called sueltX has been toast auspicious. Ali eady they are enabled to piTivide a temporary receptacle for a limited num ber of destitute children, male and le;nale ; and it is pro posed, as the funds increase; lhatJhe-Charity shall be' pro= gressively extended. • . A very considerable sum will be immediately required, t() erect a suitable Building for the accommodation of coo Chil dren, in the first instance, even when that strict econoniy is observed, which on such occasions should Inc considered as sacred duty. At the S4llle time it is hoped, that when the contributions, which art , expected' from 'all' tile British De. - - 'tendencies abroad as well as at home,' shall bare heen Com pleted, the Buildi(4,l may be such as now, help to coanne morate the glory and success with 4iiich tine ettOrts of. this united Ear pica hare co 7 operated, in completely'frustrating the' daring attempt of laying the Nations of Europe, and this among the rest', at the foot oh France, Zeal, activity, and 'liberality in alf, , rding mutual support, ha re ever been 'Considered as qualities for which tine 2eople . of Scotland are eminently distingaished; 'and -doubt is en t,rtained'of those qualities being. fully displayed on this very iitiy occa o on. At the same t ;Melba this apPeal is made to the patriotism and humanity of the opulent part (4.' the counteyinen of the forlorn and helpless objects ut this Charity, it. is thought pro per to afford an opporfu mty to Scotcbtoen of eve IT description, tuWiiiise fedi:rip it will !a.(bably'be gratifying, to participate in this work 01 benevolence'," by ceoitributing small SUMS, ac.;. cordipg.to their triceps, not less than five sbi,iicogs, which will be most thankfally received; and the Haines s!,;:h of the Dimrks ins Shall be left'at the dldetfent houses of recesryi, pre- Vimnirt to its establishinent, will be recorded, as founders of the,lnstitution, ill common with those of their more opulent brethren, their merit being equal: to, or perhaps greater i than, that of the largest contributor to the Fund. tibscriptions obtained by the Highli.ind.SOciety, • Published in our last • L'9O54 12 6 Subscriptions'reeeived since 7th January. - Rt. Hon. Lord Saltoun :52 10 HUM tiro. Fraser eG '5 ItigtitHon. Earl Gower '4t 0 7. L. Robert Pringle, tit!. of Niesqua Narie, Esq. of Sir - WM. Frazer - 26 5 Rt. IlUu. Lord Nid,lry 10 10 Win. An•h.rson, Esq.. • 10 10 NugentliirUland, Esq. 1-0 10 David Cauie, Esq JO 10 Sir liithert Blanc .... 21 - 0 Rt. HMI. Lord Erskine. 26' 5 C. Majorinauks Coutts Trotter Right Han. the Earl of . John Irving, ESq: 'NEP: 26 ''s Dalhousie • 52 , 10 Chas.' Grant, jun. M.P. 20 0 Earl of !lane ...... . . 52 10 Mario adake Constable Chas. Bell, Esq.T.R.S. 10 10 Max, ell, Esq..., .103 0 Mrs. Charles .Bell - Peter Crawford Br uce , G. J. Bell, Esq. Advo- ' Esq. cate,Edinbue4h. ‘ ... 10 10 Sir William Cumming • Robert' Sharp Ainsley, Gordon, Bait * i 2 - 10 .. Egg . : • ~ %Vet India Dock Cunt- . , Sir Everard Home__ 10 lo parry 'James AdaniS Gordon, ' - Sir Eilw.d'd Antrobus In i 0 ' Esq. lO5 0 E. Ma;oribatilis David Can' ughatu, Esq. 26 6 '- 19 ighland Society - Wm.,Fanby, E.g. ~ .. 5;2 10 Gen. Sir Robt.Fergqsun 10 10 George HaWthen, Esq. 26 5 Sir'Alexander flOpe Thoinas Flearsey, Esq. 26 5 Sir Darid Dundas , Julin,MacTaoyetat,Esq. 26 5 Messrs. .I)rniuniunds • b John Ma c Tay . ,,g , ent,Esq. and Co ' lO5 0 I of Calcutta • • 26 ' 5 Miss Barbara Campbell 552 10 Saint ScUtt, Esq M.P. 26 5 'Rt. Hon, Lord Dunda l s 5'2 10 . James Jones-, Esq. Andrew Adair, kisq. —26' 5 Mrs.: C. Schnieli,..... 10 U '• ' Stibscaptiims' received at the Bankikr-Houses of Messrs, Thomas Coutts and Cu.; Messrs. Paxton, Cockeretl, Trail; and Co.; Messrs Down, ThOrmon, Free, and Down ; . Messrs. Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. ; Messrs. Drum:minds and Co.; and Messrs'. Herries, Fa,.quhar mull Co.; Noel, and C u . ; MckSrs'. - SMith;• Payne, and Smiths ; and by Davison,lln Gait, .E,"q; Secretary,' 41, . •V(eymouth-street, - Pt:alit:ld-place; to whom lettei - s and inquiriep (post _paid) raay be 'addres3ed . ide, lit the - 13nr of Litiyd's Colfee-House. Ag it is - intended to preserve in the Ingliti - itlcn the N arneg o f _alt,tlie: . :iiihs.:.:ribers, it is recote.sted that they may be care fully written, together with . anx title or distinciwu enjoyed bYinlieritarice, riglii, or courtesy, or derived &op, estate -or. udice. • - • ifir* ' :fif ‘ ,:" . • Cl :-: ' A 4 , • ; NV-- - • , .. . 1 , 1.0 ..i.c1.1)1,:40i Li: *: : 4!;" ii '4' i I • 3