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.\\ , -;1;11,o,' • / ~: ..,- ---- 1..' 3 ,. , •.`Arc :, 5 1- "VJZN.I , ,.-- - "!:: - .- ..,...-4Q ,:,,?'. 4 - Aijl'i . z4i.A-J7 t r...,— . • :.1 , ', - . ... .. . . 4 . 1 ~.,„„ 6 - ',s „.:• . t ..... 7 1 21 - 1 ,. - ' AI :•4,,, , . ' - - -- - - 7- ' 7 ":1• !..;E, If, ,v_.51,.11 ; 7-1-_, , ,_-_ ..---i rt" ': kti'. ~...k• ; :,44 - " -- • . '' . -t . )' ' • , ._..- " = - - ,•,1:• \ ',:z. :: :- ..-- :‘ P -,:--- . .1... ~:'`l . 4. • . ,•,. ~..., 13. ..-.-.5,.\..,,,„ ~13 . .4 , 'w. , ~; ~.4 ..±.;. L.> , , -, •,... . . • -- ,%',/, , ,, , ,,i,,, , ,,.\ \ • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1815. ;lil~lll~~ • • , LPRIC T SEVENPENCE. 17trMBER 79091 ' OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Oct. 10, 1815. WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. ,' • • • City of London Tavern, Oct. 11, 105. A T a MF:ETING of the tiENERAL COM ., it. 9.. MsTTFE> held this 1 . );ly, 0 W11.1.1.AM MAN:NI:NU, Esq.. M.P. in the Chair. • The Treasurers Report uasread,—Tliat the • innunnt of _ail Su!iscriptions received and ~ • made at this place to the I I th' instant, was L.1g4,341 10 10 That ,L. 400 Long Annuities ~ - 200,000 Reduced 3 per Cent. Annuities 60,200 3 per Ceut. Consols had been. ith este.d. L. d. Parish of Needham, per ditto 1 ParHi of Dormsden, per ditto l'atid) nt Edwardston, per Rev. Mr. Ke -liti.gtott. • - Parish of 'Debetjhapi, 14 4 6 L. s. LI. Pario of HOrnton, par the Churchwar dens • 5 4 0 Paris l of Frampton Paylo, p.fr the .Wllii4nt Benson Parish. of Riddayton, per the Rey. 'l'. P. Matthews . 4 1F S Ret , . T. L. 11.1 . yei.,E:c- etet,Col. - Pat idt of N'tio',i - e - rcot CLtDu. per Rev. ; J. L..Leys - Parisi; of IfikY, Oxon. .per Rev. Wo.Odc!i.: THE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111:1- .7:EsTrs'ORDN-.INCE, do hereby glee Noticr, that PrOposals will be rce'eieed at, their Oflicein Pall -.11q!, on or before ilonday, the 2.3d.instale, from such :Persons us may be willing to undertakc'the Supply of BRITISH and FOREION IRON for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable after ripe c.rpiJ•ation of the first Year, upon Nntice ofthree Months, at the option of either,Partl. ..,peftterlis of the draeles may be 'eiewed,,upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and Farther Particulars, together with the TerMs and Copditions of the Contract, wry be -known at the Secretary's Office in .Pall-Mall aforesaid, any dal; between the Hours. of Ten and Four o'Cloch, where the Proposals must he delivered Sealed tip, and endorsed " Proposals for thitishand Foreign Iron ;" but no Poposal can be admitted after the Said 523 d instant, at Twelre o'Clock at Noon of the .same day, neither will wig Tender he noticed, unless the Party making it, or an ,Igent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, ' it. 11. CRP; 1 00 4 le g 4 0 it. per Rev. Mr. burn 9 t o Parisi of, Ashfield- • cum-Thorpe,perdo. 2 5 6 Parish of St rettou, • per Rev. .Me. Ber pels 12 2 0 Parish of Bramford, . . The Cormnittce desire to receive immediate Applications from the Widows; -Families, and dependent Relatives, and for Ophans of .Officers alitlSiddiers killed, and from Oiti cerS'iliabled„or severely wounded, and Privates.disabled or severely woanded, who bare recovered, and, way be cerLitied and discharged ; being reSdy to attend to all such cases, and to afford, where v..:4uted, a present assistance and relief, in port of that which inay hereafter be determined on for their cases respectively when a.near calculation can be wade of the extent of and of the amount of the Subscriptions . . properly applicable to such relief. 1 0 0 li 5 3 per N41(11 (.3 . 5 6 Paristrof Burstalki per ditto Parish of Shotley, per itev, Mr. Preston Parish of H:rlistead, . by ditto Parish of St. Nicholas, Ipswich, per Iter, iVir. Edgar - 31 14 0 Parisi! of St. 'Law rence, ditto, . per IZec. Vii. Ford 1 1.1 G 4 6 0 5 17 6 Furtker Sta L. s. iscriptiuiis 9 00 '9. so dl C 0 TTHEATRE.ROfAL, DRURY-LANE. -0-11,10RROIV EVENING, Oct. 14, 1815, then Ma•jesties' Servants will perform the Playa FredericLOVEßS' VOWS.. \ • , tt Cassel , Mr. S. Penley • Count N Ir. Rae ; Baron Wildenhasm, Mr. Pope _ Anhalt, Mr. NVallack ; 11 e. t k i n nd eo ; Agatha F;ibur,, , r Mrs. Glover ; Amelia \Udell i• Mrs. Mardyn ; Cottager's Wife, Mrs. Sparks. :After which, knew Melo-Dramaticßomauce, called c rib E; OR, THE MM!) OF PALAISEAU. Mr. Mtinden ; Farmer -Gerras, Mr. Dowton ; ` 4 r. r. li r7- it Mr. It. Phillips ; St. Clair, Mr. Barnard ; 'Richard; Cleck ' +" a „,•ac- 11 ; 131aissest, Mr.- Knight ; Isaae, Mr. ' Oxberry ; 114 r• Maddock s ; D ame G ervas, M rs . S pa rks ; Anisette, s Ise First, an Incidental Ballet, - composed by Mr. Mines • V: a u l a 'l l , 4 l :y, C, s, h' c tl:o s, ol c e . rs 'by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Siith, t ries and Places to Ise taken,of Mr. Spring, at the Ro'tunda, fro tn %P r liicipal Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydg . es-street, N: 'en trill Four, 'and of whOm may be bad a Private Lux thtlyr. . . Pr li k u e le s , 7 5 , ; Second Price, 3s. Cd.---Pit, tis. 6d.. Second Va 2,..—Lower Oallery; os.; Second Price, 15. 7 -Up,Lr Th e Yl Is.; Second Price, staid ""v N lelo-Dramatic Romance of The Magpie, or, The Th of Pa laiseau,will lie - repeated on Tuesday and Saturday. lic e Public are resp ec tf u lly a ppriSed, that Mr. Kean will day-, is a ppearance, f or th e first time this Season, on Mon - F4r ee . " 1 , 14, e Tra gt d, o f King I.4cltatd the Third; with the o a .1 ) ,! P,ast Ten o'Cl oe k. i.itesday (fir s t t i me at t hi s Th ea t re ), th e Comedy of The is the la which Mrs. Marilyn will make her first appearance 11 i I ,rt of AI hina Mandeville; with The Magpie, or, The 8•~h, ? . Palaiseau • " cl‘iY 4 e', opular Opera ;in which Miss Nash , from - th t , a „ her e first appearance at 063 Theatre ; with I ra „ 'lce of Tw o St r in gs to your H ew —O a Thursd.iy, the of Ot Othello', Mr. el; with the Farce of hell o : Saturday, a favourite Comedy. ittill.ll7VE. rttEitTcYl....c()vl... l- ,-, , JARDEN. 44 P RESENT:EVENIN6, Oct. 13, , 1815, win be acted the Comed`r of Sir T, ' l l - 11. SCHOOL roil. scANnAt. __ r ,ii, _ eter Te zte Mr. Fawcett • Sir Oliver Surface; M . Air e Sir te-njamin Ba ., •bite 'M ' i . . 'lithely • Joseph Surface, Ales ,`", 11 g; Charles Surface ' Air. C. Ketubit.; Lady:l eiale, kr,:".('')l),; L'ady Sueerwell, Mrs. Faucit ; Mrs., Caudjur, Glbbs; Maria, Miss-Foote. .. r In Act 111. a Song by Mr. Taylor. 0 Which will he added, th`e it t‘w Melo- Drama, called I , 4- 0 , THE MAGPIE, 011 TFIE MAID. ..tr. tr , -- ••., NI r. sPawcet t • live rard, Mr. Parrym ore ; Henry, 111,.1"i"liotti Benjamin me. Farlev;' Justice of the Village,. 1114.,:(!krichard ; Murtit;, Mr.. Liston ; Bertrand, Mr. Atkins; ~,!it ,\'" . ", 1 ( 1 , Nlrs. Davenport ; Annette, Miss S. Booth.. ble Tritki, l '• an Ineidental Ballet, composed by Mr..Nu . ,- Ti i ,t" Dancers :—Mr. Noble and Miss Luppino. . _., • ' kt;t` r r u rs will be upened . at Half-past Five, and tin. Piny , 1 •10 1 „ - _ ki alf-past Six. Lott. lsl Second ;'rice as thi.---Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Price v /s tee ti : l ", , el Gallery: 2s. ; Second . Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. ; K at . ye f i d. 1 / 1 3 k-O L o , .' 4ir the Boxes to be taken . of Mr. Brandon; at the' , 'II "'co, I part-street, frem Ten till Font - . ' itiorLt 11 e., Farce of The. Farce- AV•ritee-will. be repeated To- ICI', u esday, s atid Thursdl . next. pe-altii,i,f,)v Oelo - Dranta Of Thi; Y Magpie, or the Maid, will be ,• 'p r ,_, '0 Monday and Friday next.- . 414 n'"°rrow, the Tra •• d of ' Venice Preserved: Belvidera, 115 Ni::, N ',,, 611 ; with the new w Farce of The Farce Write . r.-- Wi_l .._ AC _ _agpte or '14411N-i"dal......),stue 'Tuesday,'y of , :Pizarro ; t 1 I 1 M , 11 , het m i "g‘u the I ragedy of ltumeo and J•il let : '''''lie f t ; . s ,s , i'Neill.—O n Wednesday, the Comedy of As 1 , :0 .. t . kilee ~osalind b • - t Young - Lady , being her first app . t co " ""r"s ! , " AT' Y sta P , • ?r f •1 ich the Comic Opera of fbe 4,•e.,,,t-;Kisr,i,,Ettr'l,-I,tcNrlism's ilui'rell any first appear .\•,........ z nektr e , • d second tin sa o . . tte . i..... -.__________ ....... f_ .__ s ~ All! WEST's PICTURES;-,CtitusT hL. t .,;L-ku , \ -I G '".rEa.), his sECOND , PICTURE of CHILI' l' 4 PlX,ti' ) , RI the TEMPLE, and the DESIGN of the MU- , ii _., l-0 n o , ~:' of OUR SAVIOUR, , with several SKETCHES, cl, (413„'" r-shiliiting ;it No 126 PALL-MALL, near Carlton '''''4,tisil gfrY . day - (Sunda;s ex cepted fruit Ten in the Morn vc 11 the Evening. . 1 3y Order; CHARLES' SMART, Secretary : . I' , . t , , T.,1•:•! lie P R.OPIIIETORS of EAST' INDIA STOCK. . 1 1,:n ~.... , , ' N „ .‘ I) GLNTLLML, • ij,tlt the) , rtieniar CirctunstrinceS in %v.' i ich :fel ••.- Lind yself ` placed, and with the Ispowledge I have 1 ii,'"g.e meats subsisting in favour of another Candidate. o U" „ l. , t ' e Jm3'self " ju l s n tified in urging the attendance and 41 '4 4 1 ''' O."'Y Friends ih a contest at the present ineonve - 4 ) , as ° l l Of the vear. %lb ibteession frau; th • ballotwhich Is to take' place on the b Pon r r Mil not, I trtist operate• otherwise than favourably wil o , t , 'Y future success trust, the estimation of Proprietors, b'll Y sti • lfr ' i T I have to ••• net on my personal pretensunisi t ,,",'‘' ' w i l i. "le •we • coLitin :•f t-Nra ,ptirt of the many ft iends who itileristeiresl theniscl4 :l u l l :1y hehalf, and the accession. of -ottkfo44.om the present Election will stt tree, enable flit to I lif 1 4y a ,_!q. with confidence to the attainment of .the object k 4 my " 1 " o ti th • • cane, - which may occur, when fi xed dot, L first t•a Flnination to proceed to the 1 have the honour to be, ' • ' I•adies and Gentlemen', . 4 rges.' t I oar obedient and faithful Servant, .. t reet, O c t . 11,1815' St i'ORD.ILLIAM CRAI% ~..., 1 tilicr. ' P PRT ROYAL, SAMAICA.. .ks't-RIPTION for the RELI EV of the SN'•&`-'IFEREItS by the DEsTittcrioN of the above .4 11 ,,,,21 'FIRE . • - ,Ut already adVertised k, 1,, • _ . - . - L.1 ; 150 0. 0 ti 4t ,`,4ert 4....f'urther Subscription's since received': . :•,iti(ts_ ~;!!le Gordon', Esq. - - 60 0 0 4 * .-Ati e -',; utton, and 5 , 0 - 0 It os , Is 4 04 1 1, ' , Cu.. - - . 25 - 00 0 ett ar 'd A, ' u "' l 's l l. - - 4. tu ra , , ,ZUstus Fuller ~. . .- • 25 0 0 4 14, ."" Son 10 I`o 0 - litir.,.. Shears and Sons - ' 7 . 55 '6 1,4r,Tr4,-..ll'hoin• s - .25 1') 0 ... , 11.. White W a'. - - 10 10 0 lie:. t allei wo, , ;alarm ' - ' - 10 0 0 o„''Y (=uulh4" - ' - - - S ' l t" i'• li„ urn, m • P. - - 25 0 0 j. t zt : 'k4ip t.4 , l us- - e, Esq. - - 50 0 0 t ftttn,, 'is May be pa id or remitted to the , C'ol!.c_ti . r . tg y NKlLil l i, `, who are addresstal at Mr. llalden s, New (At u o'"s, Bish ops . mte-street.—Subseription Rooks also re •, :\-," e '' ' 4 t- LI y i ' ' ' f 1 A i ..... ; ,.....2Lt . s, and at the Jamaica Coffee-houses. •-; /1•OLL aria CO. (ContraLqOrs, fort he Two Luke.lPtite#,4o,-t. ries) in presenting the following Sch.f•lile.itco 'tgLei:r 1 4 (i ld gil , ' . e s " n . t;f . t l i :l' e p ° a past. t l . Favors, ".nitY and of ,1-:-k oit„ I!blislied Offices, No. 7, (li b m '' • ' - 1 - xtetitif;SiltEET, where' all Business in the Public }nu s „ t ;the Lori with Fidelity and Dispatch. • .I) 4 l , ,t _ng 14 r ( ‘, , which cous,ists of 'lltvo parts, the First con - 4 ) „..wn i , 7 ,, ‘ zt aud .the Second. 5,000 Pickets, will begin ••,', ,, -e% ii i ," , Aut ember. The Scheme is so as range . d, tkat . a . IL 'l)!t,tery;,,irrtuain after Drawing the First Dit.tstoti_o_ i t il ttg , r4w . , 74 ,. ► ,! form the Scheme for the Second, which w :3 ," December , .. •• • ••••.. , • ... - " 0. : ... /.80,00c; 3 per Cent. Consols L 9 0,000 • • . • . ...... ..20',000 ditto lo ........ • ... ...... 4,000 ditto ' 12,000 1 0 • • .., •• • • ........ 1.000 ditto _ 8,030 10 •• • • ...... ....... , 600 . ditto 141 .. . • . .......... 200 • ditto 1 !,(.1, 7 ' •••.... dl° .. •'•• • • . ...... . 100 . .. Money Sterling ,unto ~0:,,i.5.1.,•11,.z..e.c. .. ... . i 51) .........! . • • ...... - 15. 20,000 i l' -::, *• • • ........ .10 . 0 I l '' 'flit.'• In 3 per Cent.' Consols and Money, Lal . -,A,40 ''ast il • 't , Priz t - • . •., , , . dd e 4 to . the i. bree v. ,„ wil I , .. s Lit ,iO,OOOl. will tn. A . -st ''' l lces °I 20,0001. whether they are drawn in ,Lt. , . it1!,11 . - . 6, e . °lll Division of tI: • 1 ottery, Lualiing ..' l'Rl2l '; s ; of FIFI L V THOUSAND POUNDSI' ' Tl:ve t : 'ker Ccut. consuls, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Oct. 12, 1515. THE CO3I3ILSSIONL:pS jnr,VICTUALLING Ills MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, that on yridoy, the 20//i instant, they will he rend , / to h.recive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat Jr the Allowing t 4 .•tantitieS of BUTTER and CITEESE, to bedeli .vered, at the Ports and in the Proportions against each ex 'Fressed, Butter. Cheese. • Tons. Tons. Dcp . tforti PurtsMou . th .... 15 Plymouth Go . Tons 1 ,20 Tons in the course of One Month; and to be' paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days after• date. • The Conditions If the Contracts may be seen at the Seen'. tam's Oce.• No regard Will be had. 0) any Tender in which the Price shall not be . inserted in words at length, or that Aral not be delivered to the Board before ,Oneo'Cloch on thc said .Friday, the 20tb instant; nor unless the Person_who makes the Tender, or some Per,o9l on his behalf', attends, to answer when called fur. Scpt. W, 1315. lIL COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His M.,I.TESTY'S N.filVY do hereby give _Votice 7 hat , on Tuesday, the 24th V October next, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of what FRESH BEEF May he required for the use of his Majesty's Ships. and Vessels' at Saint Mary, in Ilse Island of darin,!, , the space of Twelve Mmaths _from the date of the Contract,. the Conditions efvokirh may 1 2e seen at 11 , 4-9a .,,- tary's Office, at this Q(/ice, or by applying . to Mr. Thomas - Miller, Agent Victualler at Plfinionth. No regard wilt be had to ant/Yeutter int which the Price shall not be inserted i2i words at length, or that shall not l,e delivered to the Board before Oneo'Cloch on the soul Tvesdoy,' the 14thof October Hest; nor unless the Person who ma4.es the lenth:2 . , or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called for. Earls Tender must also 120 nceo2npanicd by a Lett& . siErned by two res'oonible Persons engaging to became bound will; the. Party tendming, in the Penal Soot of 3001. for the due per formance of the Contract.. GENERAL POST-OFFIOE, October, 1815;. ELONY.—ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, REVVARD, . . , WHEREAS RICHARD MIMING, late a Clerk in the Post-011ie'', at Stone, is strongly suspected to hate stolen a Letter, containing BANK NOTES to a con siderable amount, ana has absconded.. Whoever shall apprehend and secure him .in any of llis Majesty's Gaols in this Kingdom, will be'paid a REWARD Of FIFTY POUNDS, and the furTher Sumnf FIFTY POUNDS upon his Conviction. • The said Richard Birking is about 36,years of age, 5 feet . 6 : inches high, has dark eyes and complexion, black hair Which he wears short ionl strait down his forehead, is rather stout made, has a little he:sit:awn in his speech. Pe has lUst his left aro', belowlhe elbow, has been a Ma and is an Out-pensioner of Greenwich Hospital. He was at Chester for some days priori° the t4th Septem her; on Vinci' day he sent from thence in the Holyhead ; Coach, and sailed in the Packet to Dublin on the 15th Sep— tember. No account of him can be obtained in Ireland, and there fore he may perhaps' have since returned ' t6 England. The following described Bank of England Notes are part of the Contents of the Letter, and others of them have been negotiated . . L. 50, N. 19,573, 21st April, 1815. L.lO, 1 . 2,089, 27111 January, 1815. . L. 5, 15,323, 13111 July, 1811. . . L. 50, Bank post Bill, S. 8785, 29111 April, 1815, pttyabli; to Messrs. Brett anti .Nictiolls, By Command of the Postmaster-Generat, • FRANCES FRF,ELING,;. Secretary.. . . . BRlTisti PAINT :11.1NUFACTORY -• No: G 2, Queen-street, Cheap . side, London. 1. MPENETRABLV , pzoNTs and COAL TAR _IL BROWN, for Park Paling,. Slates, Out Buildings, and Weather Boarding of every description. nviSi Me Green, per Cwt. ;itis. 1 W hite .Paint, per Cwt.... S(X. Dark ditto ... 76s. 1 Bright Red • •.... sos. 'Give ditto -.d. St , ,!. and Chou- Prepared Oil to thin them fur .. .. Leau, ,cone, , late Colours I.* Fine Paints and Dlls of every ifescription. These Paints possess the greatest durahilitf, and trill ctivel* a surface nearly twice as great as an . ) , others; and as they dry quick, and are t cry ornamental, they may be applied to the general purpose's of Inside Painting. • Tar Brown per Cwt. 225. Refinod Coninion Tar Brown The Refined Coal Tar is reeinnineuded for all rough Work, Weather Boarding, - Sluice•GatvS, &c. It is perfeetly insolu ble in water, and is a Cure for the•Wtliin and Dry Rot; is of a good colour, dries . very' hard, and only requires to be well t heated ‘':hen • s o h! ouly•hy UVT'ON and Co, QUCen-strcet, 'and by their Agcafs, Colletions at Stain cross We-4,- Riding of • Yorkshire, trinisinit teis by Messrs. Bee . - kett,• ilirks. and Co. • of Barnsley - 9.88 13 Subscriptions in tlte Cityand Neighbour hood of York, in ad dition to the sum of 1.2001. already re mitted by by W. • 11 . 1 - learun, Esq. , Mayor - 405 V 0 Parish of- - Co%hridge, Glmmorganshire, by the Rcc. IL S. Plimipt.re - -43 011 Parish of Beighton, Derqshire, by the Rev. John Dixon 910 0 At Smiths, Payne and Co. Parishes of Shirland and Ilighan, Derby shire - ••••• -ISIt I Parish of Kirklangby, • Derbyshire, by the llev. J. Clarke - - II 15 0 Parini: ul Brailsfurd, Derbyshire, per do.. 17 - 3 0 Parish of .Chaddens den, Derbyshire, by the Rev. George Horwood - - 10 1 10 . Parish of St anby, Der- byshire, by . ditto 2 -8 10. Parish of Sponder, Detbyshit e, liy_do. 17 14 4 Parish of Leigh, near Uttoxettr - 27 8 6 Parish of Weston-on I rent,- Derbyshire 5 16 6 ntrish of Os alastoti., near Derby - - 110 7 At Barclay and Co Sntiscriiitions the Town and Neig,l)- • bonrbood 'of New , ark upon Trent, re , initteil by Messrs. Ilaqdley and Co. and I`4essr , :. Godfrey The ute of New- casM - - - 52 10 0 The Duchess cif New castle - - - tO 10 0 J. Manners Sutton .0 0 0 Mrs. Nlanners Sutton 5 0 0 Thos. 13. filhlyard 21 0 0 The Newark '1';oop of Yeomanry Cavalry 100 0 Charles Fvnes - 5 5 0 Thomas Fisher - 10 10 0 John Rohingon - 10 10 V .103 - epll Sikes - -1010 0 Sainitel Stetcliley 10 10 0 Itoger Pocklington - 5 5 0 flautileys, Peacock/Se Co. - -21 0 0 ,Gotlffey S.; Hutton at 0 0 tiara oel :Allen - - 1 . 0 -3 3 0 Hilton - 5 :5 0 Stephenson - 10 10 0 Edmond Oechezt, 21 0 0 Clti:cs Moor - - 33 0 Thomas Stall 111 - 5 5 T Biti id - 8 a,6 Richard Fisher - 3 3 0 Geo. HucPgk•inscnl - 3 0 Fiilingliatt 8 3 0 liemiett - 3 3 0 W.- Ff. • 3 3 0 Jolpl 0. Norton 2 4 2 0 Slieppaid - 3 3 0 Itolwrt Hilton - 2 '2 0 Captain and Adjutalrt • liqdges, and S!alf of th 4th • Notts Local Militia - E i 15 G Thomas Ford - 2 2 0 Satol. John Hide 4 4 0 Jolla LeccOv - I 1 0 Thomas Beevur -110 NVilham Key - - 3 3 0 William Ruse - 5 5 0 I'. It: - - 10 tr) 0 _ . . arfa Monfort 2 2 0 Zaci!s. Downing - p MT'S. - 1 1 30 - seph Heaton - 1 n John Robinson - 1 1 0 John- Fox - - 3 3 0 Henry 1 - frrghis -3 0 0 William Huggins - 2 0 0 F. Parke - - 2 0 0 Matthew Hap. - .lames Wilson - 1 I'o 1 l 0 Paul J,aclison - - 2. 0 0 ?,Ir>. Mall - - 5 5 0 Ft ; :ty - - 5 0 0 Watte'r Ilart; - - 2 2 0 Farnwsrie - 3 0 Tarinerie - - 1 1 0 Samuel :Herbert - I .1 0 astall, in att ention' to Subscrip tions at Thorpc and \Vinthorpe - • - 3 0 0 Solon licevor, ji n. 2 4 2 9 Wm.. Thompson, jun. 1 i 1,0 Miss rictcbct' 1 1 0 Johu littchioson. - 2 e liotehinsun - 1 1 0 •Joll - - 2 2 Joioiplultllesto,ne - 2 I t ‘ Mrs. J. Gotifry - i 1 0' - 3 3 0 Richard Ufark - - 2 0 :Tomes - • - 3 3 0 Joseph Withers - 2 2 0 Parer - 3 3 0 Jinks:Vatterson 8 3 .0 William Smith - 2 0 - Win. - 1 0 0 Toter - 1 1 0 L. Rippingale 1 0 0 C. 0. Cliapinait - 1 I'o F. Travers, M.D. - 1 1 0 - 1 0 0 William Holt - 0 o George Wakefield - 4 2 0 John Lawton' - - 3 .5 0 William Chambers - 1 1 Isaac 13iu•ber - - 'T The Rev. J. Brooke, a Balance of a Fund • 'for relief of Soldiets. and Sailors ,- -bs'o 0 Miss Dyne - - 1 1 0 Nine Subscriptions - 8 6 0 • 4 Parish of Newark, by tbeChnrchwardeil§, &c. - - - 83 5 Ditt(ii of South 'Col . liughani, by 11e'v. J. Mayor = - 14 4 . 0 0 Ditto of Langford, by ditto 10 11 0 Ditto of floughatu Marston, by NV. Wil- •,. liamson 24 1 . Ditto of Averani, by 11.,:v. It. Chaplin 8 4 0 Ditto • of . Kilbaui, by . _ _ ditto • 6 10 0 Ditto of Claypole, by • Rev. T. Beevor 5'15 0 Ditto 'of BarnbY, - by ,. • • dittt ? - Ditto of 'Shelton, bY 1kv..1, Maltby • 2 5 0 Ditto of Elston, byThe Cburawardt:tis by. Ditto of North Clifton and Handets,by Re'v. S. Settle ' - :. 12 •15 0 Ditto of Ilitivton, by • Rey. J. Blatidford 6. 0 0 Ditto of Balderton, by Rev. R. Fartneri . 13 6 0 Ditto, of Fariidon, by ditto - ' • 10-14 V Ditto of Carcultton,by Rev.' W. Rey 3 14 6 Ditto of :11iiiilebeck, by ditto - 1 6.0 Dilo• of . Wellow, by . Bev. G. Holt. - 917 6 Ditto of V.Titlesliy, by '.'‘tlitfo" . - • 3 6 0 T)itto ofSwinderby, by Rev. W. Ctiambers 3 6 6 .11)11to Of %Vitamin, by ....Writ. Drown .- • /17 6 • Ditto of Aslocton, by • ditto . - ,Ditto of Cotbato, by ditto - - • 3 5 3 Ditto of Knecsal, Brittigliton, find Ey:- in:triton, by Re'r. R. Cok. - 11 14 6 Ditto o'f Stobtort, by Rev. J. Blandfucd ' 9 . 0 0 Ditto of Flawboroligh, by T. Fault - es ' 3 13 '0 Ditto of SOutti Musl- .‘ batii,liy It: MackleY 5 17 '6 Ditto ,tit Carlton le • Moorland, & Stragle tliorpe, by Rev. J., S‘N'allll - - ' 9 13 0 Ditto of Norton Dis ney,. Statileford, and ..A.4./Sillil I 11, by Rey. W. 13rocklebank 20 1 6 Ditto of 2Silitlio4e, by . ' • Re's.. E. 'co kV IC y 2 „' 0-0 Ditto of North Col iiligilani, by ltev. C. Leaner . --- 7 7 6 'Ditto, of Besthorpe, by • .. 'ditto ' - • 310 0 Ditto lif Girton', piir ditto. , • - . - 'Ditto of Staunton, by 1). Fisher - ,: 9 14- O . Ditto of Normatittio, ' by RA W. Doncaster 1 16 0 litho of Weston, by ' il,tto ' - .10 8 0 Ditto of Voildiugton, by Rev. J. •Wittetior 6 0 0 :1 - Mto -of I.letinititn, • ' by Rev. M. W•el by I )itto of Foston, per ditto Exftnees 17 6 0 6G. 8 18 S 13 11 943 5 0 9 15 6 L 935 9 G Ntish of Ovington, • Hampshire, per .• • Rev. Mr. Tripp 3 17 6 , Ditto of Risby, Suf fon:, by • . I%lt. Harvey, Church warden - • 15 19 of Long Sutton, by the - Rev. S. Mad dock - 20 14 6 Ditto of Stibbard, per Rev. J. Flavell 2 0 Q Ditto of Barniugham, Sutfolk - 3 3 0 At Mold's. - • Panish of \\Tethering- • - sett, per Rev. Mr. • Salmon . ••• 9 16 0 Parish of. Denham, ;atm Rev. Mr. Coo per Parish of Menditsbann, perßer.Mr.Clailton 7 19 2 Parish of Cadet , : ham, 3 Is 6 perßev.Mr: Lunge 11 0 0 Parish of Cape! Slant Mary, r er Rev. M. Tweed . 5 10 0 Parish of narliing, . Rev. :O. UveAide 7 1 6 Parish of Wheybread, Suffolk, , per Rev. Thomas Whitaker G 12 6 Parish of Needham, Norfolk,..per ditto 3 5 6 ,Parish of Norbury incistoor, -,l)erby shire, per - Thos. Simpson & CO. No. 13uSinghalf street - • • - • Captain Butt, R. N. Christchurch - 1 1' 0 Captain C , nppbell, do. chewton House 5 - 0 0 George Phyni Esq.,do. 5 0 0 - M - e. Walter Rose, . Remitted by Nlesrs".FletchCr • 7 and Co. ONfortf: Pa visli of Rlogliam, ON.on. per Rev. G. Bell 27 13 0 Cliriitchtirch - 09 ,tiub , criflticiris arc retOved dOw 'favii;rn;. and by allAhe ila ,t,l.loycl's; at ,the City of L6ll— (If the Metropolis. J. P. IVELSFORD; Sec; 12th Octob. .. , . . itESID I F.NCE AND FARM> rr , . 0 be. LE T, am! 'catered tiOon im .mediatel, an'Exctitent FARM, within a 'few wiles of London, containing upWards ,of :3 e „Acres, together With a pleasant VILLA tinn eon. The sitnatiini nriexCeptionahle, and the. Roads excellent.—Further part ienlars way he ysown by ad dressing a trite to M. 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