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i 1 Pot- k .~ - ~)- '' • 11. \,. ~. / ~ 4. , 4 4 'A i , •,...... 14 ' , "{, '' ' ki. ---. ...f. ,*•% ~..). -r„ - r- - , ~, - 7 ~ ,,,t, -- f - ,,,, , ": , \.,..,,,,p----,,,f• , 4_, ~ , , ~.. ~- ___ 4 ,.. - i . ...,,T,,, ... _.- 1)Z .:titiii,.).iliU IT. . ; , •.), 4 ;: tr: :' t k ki 1 0 I V 177,1 714 ' 1 f oi2 ' • vi - tt , • th/e -//74/41111R -.-', ef , , ./orttfi NUMBER 8550.] ziallfßA Lilt-OFFICE, Da. 18, 1819. VOTICE is hereby given, that a Sesszon of Oye; -11 and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Of fences committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of fhe .4(lm:fruity of England,will be held at Justice Hall, in the ° id Bailey, Loudon, on Friday, the .Bth day of January , (4e41 , at Eight o' Clock lathe Morning. .T. FP. CROKER. (MNTRACTS FOR WOOLLEN AND OTHER GOODS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Jan. 17, 1820. UCH Persons as are tiesirou l s of Contracting with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to supply M MY CLOTHS, WHITE KERSEY; GREY KERSEY, s ' EII GE, FLANNEL, BLANKETS, RUGS, MATTOUS, , 111° CDS, PENNISTONES, CALICO, COTTON, WOR TEI), BRASS and TIN KETTLES, AWLS, NEEDLES, CUTLERY, and . LOOKING GLASSES, may receive Partict lars of the Contracts at this Office between the hours of Eleven to Fire, and d e li ver th e i r T en d ers , sea l e d• u p and directed ) the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for Woollen Goods, &c.;" on or before Wednesday, the Febr uary, but none w ill b e rece i ve d aft e r Twelve o'clock t. hat Da y' nor will any Proposal be noticed, unless made ewer ed an d enex to a pr i nte d P art i cu l ar , an d th e P r ices insert -1" w ords at l eng th ; nor un l ess a L e ttr be subjoined . 0, t such 'Proposal, signed by Two Persons of linovvn Pro fertY' e nt'Pling to be com e b oun d with the Party tendering. n t he Stun expressed in the Particulars, for the due per formance of the Contracts. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Jan. 6, 1820. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desiroul of Contracting to supply the frillowing Articles for the Use of the ARMY, viz.:— BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and ,!yids Alderney, Cumberland, Glo'ster (including the City of Bristol)', Guernsey, .Jersey, Somerset, Warwick. BEEF and MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under•men tioned Counties:— Hants, Isle of %right, Laneater, 4nd York. OATS, to his Maiesty' - Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar ters, in the under-mentioned County : Cumberland. That the Deliveries are to conimence on and for the 25th 414 Y, of February next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked," Tender far Army Supplies," will be received a, this Office on or before Tuesday, the Ist Day of February next (hut none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that day), a nd, if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Pro perty engaging to become bounkwith the Party tendering io the amount stated in the printed Particnlars, for the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will he noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Price txpressed in Words at length; and should it so nappen that during the continuance of the 'Contract no Troop should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamp s on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to bins. , Particulars of the Contracts may be bad up - On application at these Chambers, between the Hours of Eleven and Five, and at the Offic e of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh. _P;S.—Sam p l es of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the * Jaic e between, the hours of Twelve and Two. THE LoT GOLDEN LOTTERY. TERY will FINALLY CLOSE, with, for the few Tickets that remain, the liaYin RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN, g TWO PRIZES of TW ENTI"fHOUSAND POUNDS! All i n M Wit h a n E xcess o f L 7,422 "ey, and will all be mid i GOL D/BARS, or NEW BAN K NOTES. at the paid of Purchasers, on SATURDAY, the 29th INSTANT, WI-IEN THE WHOLE. WILL FINISH. shi:rh(eseontractors regret the supply Of Tickets and high er t):o,e7,:,,,i,),.r,:s,,a.,,iti,rizzate to the public demand on Wednes day tliii:vnt'thcY to prevent a recurrence of such disap earnestly repest an 'immediate application .4131 "ve, as the time is so very short. J• and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Sole C o nt rac tors, as, H A Y . • 37 , COp tii I 11, HOLBORN; W h I ARKET• 141. OXFORD-STREET. ° Sold Last Luttei No 1 656, a Prize of 20,0001. PUBLICATIONS. Tbis Day were published, In Fools cap Octavo, price ss. 6d. in boa r d s , tioEms descriptiveot RURAL LIFE and SCENERY. By JOHN CLARE, A Northamptonshire Peasant. " The &limner's flower is to the Summer sweet, " Though to itself it only live and die." SHAKSPF.A RE. I. 6 11(1,m : Printed fur Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-street, arki E. Drury, Stamford. NINTH EDITION. This Day was publi s h e d. Dedicated to the Right Honourable GEORGE CANNING, . r lig price Is. il MAN in the MOON : a Speech- from lit; 44- the Th rone to t h e Senate of Ltmataria.—Als o , a Pu a eal Christma s C aro l, set to Music; and " The Doctor, " Paro d y , written by the Right Hon. George Canning. With Fiftten Cuts, viz.:—The Man in the Moon—Going 4u wn—Carried down—The Grinder's Arms—J.ohnuy Moon calf—Steel Lozenges —,Holy Alliance—Chaining't he Press 41tlling the Trigger—Puffing=put out the Light—Carol Mu- Rats caught alive—The Doctor besquibbed—The Fra ternal Embrace. " ll Caesar can bide the Sun with a blanket, or pot the " , 00n in his pocket, we will pay hint tribute for light." Cymbeline. Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill, and sold by all bookie Hers in Town and CowitrY• „, k Orders, with Remittances, punctually execu t e d . , ic i`i • 13 . —Th e Forti e th Edi t i on of the Palitical House that 'Ludt. With Thirteen Cuts; p:ice Is. TUESDAY. JANUARY 18, 1-20. ÜBSCRIPTION to Afford TEMPORARY e ' - ' 7 RELIEF to the DESTITUTE, and NIGHTLY SHEL- TER to the HO USELESS, during the PRESENT INCLE MENT SEASON ; The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, President. At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of MANAGE MENT, the following Subscriptions were reported :--, Itt. Hon. - Lord Mayor L2O 0 Lord Bishop of Chester 10 0 Archdeaun Nares 5 5 Sir Chas. Flower, Bart. 10 0 Mr. Sheriff Rothwell 10 0 The Times Journal 10 10 Morning Post • 10 10 Hanhury and Company 10 0 Wan. Grenfell, Esq 10 0 James Morris, Esq 10 0 William Aston, gsq IO 10 Chalke and Cook 5 0 H. L. Small •• 2 2 H. I. Wheeler - Thomas Towle - 10 0 A. Copeland, junior 1 1 Smith and Jell 2- 2 James Mangnall 2 W. C. Lochner - 1 0 Nathaniel Gould 1 I James Andrews 4 1 1 .ITeph Wood - 1 1 - John Isaac Candler - 1 1 James 'Barclay - 1 1 Henry Lee, junior 2 2 S. 0. Bacon - ) 1 Oliver'Hoak - l 1 Dr Conquest - 11. Cuncliffr, jun 1 1 W. H. Witl►erby 2 2 Stephenson 3 3 John Ushorne and Co. 10 0 William Blakesley 2 e L. Clour - - I 1 John Batiks - l 1 - Hibon - 1 1 J. Clare - - 1 1 Heat hley, Gilman, and Co. - - 5 5 .1. L.. Bennett - I I' M. - I 0 Stokes - I 0 Friend - - 0 5 G. B. Wetherall 1 1 G. B. - - 1 1 Edward Vertegans I 1 Edward Carlisle - 5 5 Mr. Makinson - 1 0 E. H. Lce - 2 2 Wm. Aston and Chas. Mass - - 5 5 A. B. - - 0 3 Joint Cotton - 3 3 Charles Bleadon I 1 Hercules Paynter 3 0 Mr. Richardson - 1 0 C. h. - 0 5 Richard Walford 5 0 John Maitland 10 10 Martin Ware - 10 10 Robert Ware - 10 10 John Wale - 10 10 J. H. S. - - 2 2 D. T. S. - - t 2 William Bode - 1 1 It .J. S. - - 0 5 Edward Allfroy - 5 0 Mr. Ripp - - 1 1 E. F. - - 0 5 John Turner - 1 0 Dan lel G off I, 0 T. N. Williams - 1 1 Thomas Smith 1 1 V. F. Vandercom 2 2 Mr. Harmer, solicitor 5 5 At Sir J. W. Lubbock & Co's. Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bt. w. IL, J. RaOsay -- John Freeie Richard Fell Joseph Steele Ctiarles Lytle, junior C. Anonymous J. 1). M. - Richard Ramsden H. 'rainylin 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 13s. 6d. 10 0 10s. 6d. 1 i 1 1 W. C. S. 1 1 A. Mallard - 1 1 F. West ley 1 A Friend 0 5 Joseph Todd and Co. 10 0 James Min rison 10 0 S. Sholdon 5 5 W. Barrow 5 5 Edmund Peel - 5 5 W. Gaud - 5 5 Gilman and Lucas 2 0 w. C. Grout - R. T. Kent 5 5 John Turner - 1 0 W. Morrison - 2 2 Drake 1 0 Robert Hitcbins 5 5 It. Hick, ] M. Beton 1 I E. Hallilay 1 1 VV. Edwards - 2 2 Mr. Adey - 1 0 W. Collins - 3 0 W. Austen - 1 1 James Lowndes 5 5 M. G. Butler • - 1 1 Robert Hatwell 2 2 George Smith - 1 1 John Lowe 2 2 A Lady, by Mr. Hick 10 0 Mr. Evans - • 1 0 Edward Bond 2 0 W. Cain 1 1 Henry Fulton 1 1 Thomas Hutchinson 1 1 Hun. Capt. Waldegrave 1 I Joseph Ferni 1 1 Potter and Candler 1 I W. X. M. - 10 0 .1. W. Newson - 1 1 W. H. Pepys 5 0 Evans and }Luffy 2 2 Mr W. Hone ' - 2 2 Duncan Campbell 2 o H. Stanstie id - 2 2 John Smith 1 I Thackray and Company 5 0 S. L: Kent - 5 0 W. Hick, junior 2 2 A. A. Goldsmin 10 0 Charles Pearse - 2 2 J. Watkins - 2 2 Henry Lee - 10 10 M. P. - JO 0 Lady Lubbock - b 0 Dowager Lady Lubbock 5 0 Edward Forster, Esq 10 0 J. A. Clarke, Esq 10 Thomas Dalton, Esq 5 0 Charles Buisson, Esq 5 U Robert Sutton, Esq 10 0 Itobt. Sutton, Esq. jun. 5 0 'l'. Gribble, Esq. jun. 5 0 Chas. Pieschell, Esq 10 0 Wm. Greaves, E 10 0 D. Barclay, Esq 10 0 Thomas Roberts, Esq 10 0 J. Jeffrey, Esq 10 0 J. Deacon, Esq 10 0 NVm. Vaughan, Esq 5 0 J. Slegg, Esq 5 0 James Gibson, Esq. 5 0 Tlio. Fur. Foster, Esq 5 0 G. P. Barclay, Esq 5 0 J. Woolmere, Esq 5 0 E. Lee, Esq - 5 0 S. Fenniiig. Esq 5 0 W. Sultan, Esq 5 0 A. 1). L. Agassiz, Esq 5 0 J. Ede, Esq - 5 0 W. Mitchell, Esq 5 0 T."l'ooke, Esq - 5 0 A Friend - 2 2 Sir Thos. Tyrwhitt 5 0 James Super, Esq 5 0 C. D. - - Byrn and Trist 3 3 Brothers Rothschild 10 0 Jas. Cazenove and Co. 10 0 SECON D DAY. W. Htndrie 1 1 E.-Mcyricli 1 1 Jane Mevrich 1 1 Horthercngton and Mas kew - 10 0 J. C. Warner 5 5 Mrs Wilder 1 1 W. Blackwood 1 1 J. M. C. - 1 0 .1. Underwood 2 Q T. and I'. Griffiths 5 5 C. G. - 2 2 It. Pitcher , 3 9 W. Tuwn,hend 1 1 IV. Longman 1 1 Mr Hurst - 1 1 m.. Rees - 1 1 Mr Orme - 1 1 Mr Brown - 1 1 I C. P. - 1 0 J.H. - 1 0 W. Hine - 1 1 Mrs Morgan 1 0 W. Flanders 1 1 A. (%. - 1 0 G. Haldimand) 10 0 W. Haldimand 10 0 C. Morris 10 0 A. L. Prevost. 10 0 Sampson Cazenore and Bastard 10 0 B. Lancaster 2 0 D. Knox - 5 2 W. FL - 1 0 Mr Seijeant Pell 5 0 W. I. Eade and Son 2 2 Rilton, Darby & Knott 10 0 Mrs Fish - 2 0 Mr. Alderman Birch 5 5 J. W. - 2 0 R. IV. Eyles 1 1 P. H. H. - , 0 10 Lord Carrington 20 0 F. Scheer - I I E. Jacob - 1 1 .1. Bruce - 1 1 Gillespie, Gerard & Co. 5 5 Mr Burls - 1 1 Bell. and Grant 5 5 "Istritheeler 1 0 W. Greenwood 1 1 W. Wood 0 10 J. H. - 1 0 J. Lewis - 1 I It. Waithman,Esq,lll.P. 10 1 G. Baunier 1 1 T. Wilson, Esq, NI. P. 10 0 NI. de la Chaumettc 10 10 .1. IV reford 2 2 IV. Gillins '2 2 C. S. • - 3 9 C. Marshall 1 1 General Balfour 5 0 B. Nl'lllillatt 1 0 William M. I 0 The Overseers of Clerk enwell, with the as surance of their cor dial co-operation, per Mr. Bodkin 10 0 C. L. 0 4 John Sharpe 1 0 J. Martin 1 0 J. Whitmore 10 0 C. I. Wilkinson 5 5 Mr Shamack 1 1 James 'Pow9ley 1 1 A. Cauldicott 1 1 K. L. W. - t 0 Robert Bioughton 1 0 William Hubbard 1 0 W. Witherby 5 .0 J. F. 1 0 D. Laing 1 0 J. Court 5 0 Devas and Evans 5 0 H. Blankenbagen I I J.- Cooper 1 1 , J. Butterworth, junior] 1 1 Mr Saunders 1 0 Oliver Hatch 5 5 G. Salt ' 5 0 T Sheppard 10 0 G. 1. S. and [.M. 2 0 A. Hutchinson 2 2 Reverend G. A. Hatch 2 2 Mrs Hatch 1 1 Mr.,Dornford 1 1 Green and Ward 10 0 J. Stockhouse 5 0 Barrard and Sons 3 3 Anonymous 1 0 R. Remmett 5 0 E. F. Green 3 T. It. Andrews j 1 I .1. Stunt 2 9 Mrs Stunt 1 0 E. Colebatch 2 2 W. Holt 10 0 B. Gwindus 1 I W. J. Ricketts 1 1 T. P. 2 0 T. A. Curtis- 1 0 Mrs Moody- , 2 2 James M 4 R .H. - 1 1 Persons employed in Evans and Ruffy's Printing-Otlice 1 0 J. W. 1 0 J. H. S. t 0 T. Gordon - 1 0 E. Johnston 9. A. B. 1 1 .1. Breach It. Elliott 1 I New Times 10 10 G. R. I I Lawrence, Joliands, and Co. 10 10 J. Burge W. R. C. Thompson G. Bartley I'. Goding T. Ittikes R. Ellis G. Longman, Esq M. A. Robinson Nlontague Burgoyne H. C. - _ ft. T. B. G. and T. B. S. and T. Anonymous Mrs. Hoddimot Miss E. Court A. Ross and Sons J. P. Masmings & Anderson S. B. W. Hewlett ' Anonymous R. Hunter jr v 6, 4 A. h. E. S. 1). Beale J. L. M. 3. M. W. P. Richar'Ja R. Fall " - R. W. Herring A Tradesman T. Nalder Anonymous Ditto, N. Cannop, jun Anonymous R. S. Walker L. s. 2 0 I 0 1 0 I- 0 5 0 0 5 2s. 611. 2 2 0 5 1 0 J . W . J. Droop 5 0 Lady Blunt 5 0 Miss Blunt 1 0 P. Fenton, junior 5 5 E. W. Smith 2 0 R. Birkett and Suns 5 5 R. Lee W. Parto►► F. Roe J. W. F. stock Wood, Wigan, and WoCld Robert Page A Tradesman, R. Fo il by Mr. Hick I Cr At Sir W. Lubbock & Co's. M. Harrison, Lsq 1 1 A poor Friend to the Poor J. Lat ham, Esq George Stephen C. Holmes Browns, Rogers, and Browns 10 0 F. Wakefield 5 5 Mrs. Wakefield: 2 0 W. Wakefield 1 0 Miss Wakefield 10s. 6d. Miss Greeves 0. 5 • W. B. Messrs. Pieschel and Schreiber 10 0 L. Evelyn, Esq 10 0 Poxtun, Coclierell, Trail and Co. 10 10 C. C. 1 0 J. Osborne, Esq 5 0 N. Ellison, Esq 3 0 J. 11. 0 10 U. and 0. 2 0 G. Lefevre los. (id. S. Weddell 5 0 Sir W. Leaman, Bart 5 0 J. Watts 1 1 Row, Row, Goad, and Reece , 10 0 W. Rowe, sell J. Rowe A. A. Gordons and Biddulph 5 0 A. Saltniarshe, Esq 5 5 W. Edwards and Sun 5 5 B. M. Forster, Esq s 5 0 D. O. H. 1 8 P. Corn bauld 3 3 T. Lane, Esq - 2 C. Lane, Esq 1 1 C. 1 0 Sir C. S. Hunter, Bart 5 0 H. R. Reynolds , Esq 10 0 Mr. Laforest, 5 0 E. Laforest .1 0 T. D. Lees 1 0 R. rradley ' 1 0 Mr Serjeant 'faddy 10 10 Ranier, Ballard, and Morgan 10 10 J. S. Stockwell, Es, 5 0 Some Gentlemen of the ( S. C. Office, Bank 8 0 R. Harris 2 0 J. P. Dobree 2 0 L. A. Delachanmette 5 0 Baring,Brothers, &Co. 21 0 S. C. Holland 5 0 B.A.Goldsclnnid & Co. 10 10 Sir W. Doraville, Bart. 10 0 J. W. S. 2 0 J. Cohen 2 2 H. Bates • 2 0 Rear-Admiral Rolles 1 0 Mrs Rolla 1 0 T. H. 0 5 Mrs Meux - 2 0 Whitbread and Co. 10 0 W.fiee 2 0 Rundell, Midge, and Rundell 10 0 J. A. 5 5 T. Wane, junior 2 2 H. Hope, Esquire 10 • 0 J. Ponten, Esquire 1 0 The Marquess of Hert ford 20 0 H. B. Ward, Esq 5 0 R. C. 2 0 R. Wattj, Esq 5 0 Miss B. Vaughan 5 0 Hon J.T.L. Melville 5 0 W. Matthews, Esq 2 2 G. W. S. Hibbert 10 0 Ellis, Tucker, and Bar nett 10 0 J. G. Crickett, Esq 5 0 Hillatt and Saunders 2 2 J. Denison and Co. 10 10 L. N. White and Witchell 5 5 W. Robertson 1 i E. Price I J. H. Jewer / 1 1 Captl, Cuertons, and Curdy Lord Hovard, of Ef- fingham Burgess and Hopkins 5 5 .C. A. Dent 1 I Marquis of Ormond A 0 El.m: .1. Butler Rev. G. T. Andiewes 1 1 Captain Crooke, 'it. N. General Sir C. Asgill 0 H. Turpin 12s. 6d. P. W. Mae() Esq .2 2 Mrs. Green _ 1 1 W. J. T. 5 0 P. G. Norman Esq 5 0 T. and B. Hawes Mr. Visor 3 0 IG. Rickards 2 2 S. H. 1 I .1-1. 0 10. T. Leverton, sq. s'o 1 OIM.E. J. 2 2 G. H. - 2 0 3. Smyth - 1 1 W. Greene 1 1 B. Vamlergucht 3 3 Rev. 'l'. Wathivon 5 , 5 Thomas Lewis 2 0 At Messrs. Child's, Messrs. Child and Co 20 0 A Friend 1 0 At Messrs. Gosling & Sharpe's Sir..l. Longhorn, Bart. 10 0 G. Cumming, Esq 5 0 W. Gosling, Esq 10 10 F. Gosling, Esq 5 5 Hon. S. E. FAirdley 10 10 At Messrs. Praed's. W. Praed, jun. Esq 5 0 J. Pal lett 1 1 Howes, Hart, and Co. 1 0 T. Edrn 1 S. Taylor I 1 J. G. Walford, Esq. 2 2 At Barclay and Co's. John Collings 1 1 W. Mutrie 1 1 It. and A. Fuller 5 0 J. and C. Rogers 3 3 William Hunter J. Y. B. A Mite from a mail family 1 0 At llogers,Towgood,&Co's. Rogert, Towgood, and Co. 10 10 Mr Butler 1 I Mr Thomas antler 1 1 At Sanbury and Co's. A. Wooding and Son 5 0 Mrs S. Wooding 1 1 William Holden 2 0 Luck, White, and Castle 5 5 William Bawiree 1 I John Tunikins 1 I At. Sanioni and Co's. F. Magnia, Esq 5 5 At Stephenson and Co's. • Stephenson and Co. 10 0 James Morris and Co. 10 0 Holland and Rubinson 5 5 N.M. I 0 5 5 10 10 Mizett;Parquhar,Craw- ford, and Uo. . 10 0 At Smith, Payne, and Co's. George Young, Esq 10 0 E. F. 1 0 Freme, jun. 10s. 6d. Lang and Co. ' 10 0 and .T. Johnstone 10 0 2 2 1 1 5 0 At Glynn and Co's. Thomas 13artrum, F.sq 2 0 At Williams and Co's. J. T. . - 5 0 William Phelps, Esq 5 0 At Harkey and Co's. Hankey and Co. in 10 James Esci 5 0 At Masterman and Co's. Mnnn and ‘Vyide 5 0 At Spooners. Young and Needham I 1 G. V. 1 1 At Chatteris and Co's. J. Coward 1 1 Clarke, Boyd, and French 10 In At Esdaile and Co's. Esdailes and Co. 10 0 Robert Storks 1 0 W. Key 1 0 Perring's. Fraser, Alexander, and Co. A. M. 10 0 1 0 Everett's. H. Hitehman, Esq 1 ... J. Wiustanley'and Soils 5 . 5 W. Hollingsw6rth 3 3 L. and 0. Lealie '.5 0 Veres and Co. Pat. Heatly Bosanquees. 3 3 T. Freeling, Esq T. H. H. E. H. 5 0 1 0 1 0 Curtis and Co. Earnest 1 0 J. B. 10s. 6tl. Frs. Gandolff, Esquire 5 5 William Pratt, Esquire 2 2 Combe, Delatield, and _ Company 10 10 Curtis;Robarts,& Co. 21 0 bliss and Ripleys 10 " 0 Ab. Montefiore, Esquire 10 0 Daniel Mocatta, ESqvire 5 0 At I..lOyd's. Wolfe and Erininuds 2 0 R. Moore 1 0 W. B. S. 1 0 A. D. C. 5 0 Nicholson and Young 10 10 C. R. H. 2 0 F. 11. 1 0 J. M. 1 0 A. Riddell 5 5 J. G. N. 1 0 A.. B. 1' 0 D. Carrutlius 5 0 J. H. D. 1 1 J. Hobson - , 5. 0 J. C. Lee 8 8 A. R. - _ 2 0 Subscriptions will be received by Sir John Lubbock, Bart. Treasurer, Mansion House-street ; at the several Banking houses in London and Westminster ; at Lloyd's Coffee house ; and by the Committee, at the King's Hed Tavern, Poultry. (Signed) Thursday, Jan. 13, 1820. It is requested that. omissions or inaccuracies may he no ticed, and Mg will be rectified. W. H. BODKIN, Hon. Sec. ----- * * IF We ;egret thnt a' press of matter yesterday prevented the inqrtito of 'the above Advertisement, which does so much honour, tp the Parties cottcemed. [Plircn SEVEpPENCE. LONDON JOURNALS. FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. (Morning Herald.] We have beard, and' from an authority upon which we are inclined to rely, that our Govern ment did not accede to the cessiors of the Floridas without a determination, secret or expressed, to render that territory, in the hands of its new oc, cupants, innoxius to us, by bringing the island of Cuba under British dominion. A war would he one of the most unftunate events for this coun try, in its present condition; but there is an al ternative still more disasuous—the establishment of a gigantic preponderance of American power, which would prove ultimately fatal to our colo nial commerce and possessions. Spanish autho rity iu the new World has already-one foot in the grave, anilihe Message ofMr. Monroe is the tote- Istainer sit =its appitmeting . .dissolittion. le that event, will the Americans test content •with the actrisitiOn of the Floridas ? No. they will also grasp Cuba, and with the concurrence of the great Powers of Euriipe. There is a latent jea lone bate of our ITri ime and colonial prepon derance, which it would be the delight of every . Power of Europe to destroy. When Bitottapatto wanted to rouse the Continent aieh)st England, : this was the charm by which he evoked its. Anti- Anglican -feeling. It Cuha shall become British possession, the change, on the whole, would prove advantageous. The accession of the Flo ridas to the United States would not only be nen tralized by our having Cuba, but . England would have established a solid tooting for herself, in stead of having the support of the balance resting upon the feeble and precarious hold of Spain. One thing is, we think, pretty obvious—that Cuba must ultimately become either British or American, with its advantages of one of the most spacious, commodious, and best defended har bours in the world. [The Times.] SHELTER FOtt THE HOUSELESS. This usefelleemeitution goei on to deserve more and more the extensive patronage which it has re ceived, and is still receiving ; and it may perhape administer pleasure to those subscribers who are prevented from personally witnessing the effects Of their boeuty, it we state shortly the imprese sinus made upon-us on the spot. The first ing excited is one of pain, at seeing so many mi- nerable and helpless objecis reduced to the neces sity of such relief : but the least reflection con verts this pain Into, comparevive pleasure ; for a glence at these friendless patipers is sufficient to convince the most indifferent spectator,n hat the change to them is from absolute destitution to such a degree.of comfort, that all thought of their past distress seems absorbed in their gratitude. Of 500 persons, male and female, now housed and fed in this new asylum, not one has been heard to utter a murmur, either as to the behaviour of the superintendents, or the quality of the food,' or the nature of the accommodating : and when it is considered- how much profligacy and disposi tion to cavil may fairly Ie believed, toexist among a promiscuous multitude thus. poured at onte , out of the 'streets into one Centre, it does, we cons ceive, reflect the highest credit on the managers of this charity to have afforded no opportneity for any feelings but those, of at least temporary contentment. The arrangements are extremely simple. The warehouse consists of three spacious floors. On the lower floor is, on one side, a kitchen, with all other eonveniencies belonging to that portion ot a house ; on the otheo side is an office fitted up, where persons are stationed to inquire into the claims of each applicant, net as he or she arrives, (for the appearance of misery is a sufficient passport for the night), but on time next day, its order that some may be sent to their respeCtive parishes, and others may be furnished with such employment as the Committee may be able to provide. Ott this floor also, there is accom- Snodazion for the city officers, who are in attendance night to maintain peace, should their inter ference be necessary.----The next, which is the peiticipal floor, is divided into two compart mous, both of which are for the male applicants; and the smaller compartment is appropriasted solely to (hose who are sick. The larger one is again separated into two divisions, each of which is boarded to the height of about two feet from the ground ; and the space thus formed on each side of the room between these boards bed the wall is filled with clean straw. The straw is so abundant as not merely to furnish a bed, but a covering also for those who rest in it, and an in terval is allowed ot, about two or three feet be tween each individual. On the higher story are the women, theemmber of whom, however, does tot amount to above 60, but of these many haie infant and even suckling chadten. To those so miitneted, a superior indulgence is given : be sides the,straw, they have the benefit of thick woollen rugs. There are also nurses to attend them. It is needless to say that there is no com munication between the male and female wards. Besides -these means .of comfortable rest, the Committee supply their lodgers with a substantial meal night and morning, and those who are un able to leave their premises in the day have a third meal The rooms are at once lighted and warmed by gas, and the ventilation, though of all things the most difficult to tuanage, is more perfect than. We hare ever tele it in any room with the same number of persons in it. On the whole, this asylum, for its simplicity, its perfect adaptation to the purposes intended, and its active and ener getic managetnent, is one of (he most pleasing ob jects on which a benevolent mind can rest as an jlitastration of that Brea; moral truth, that where ever misery exists Providence has supplied means Ipf counteracting and relieving it. 0 5 1 0 1 0 5 0 0 5 0 1 0 S 5 2 0 2 2 5 0 I 1 I 0 0 5 5 5 e o 2 0 8 0 1 0 5 0 1 0 8 8 1 1 1 0 10 10 1 0 1 0 5 5 1 1 1 1 0 5 3 0 5 0 I 1 1 0