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Committe Room, Bridges Street, Blackfnarc, April 2,id, _ No I . .icensious Pre.ss 1.. 3. .b'o 10 10 Norris, Rev Il 1-1 N,lrtilei, Btverend E - - - Niittidge, W Esy - - - - O'Brien, Lurd Edward - - - Oalies, Lieutenant-GcneTal Sir Hildebrand, Brut Oakley, Richard, Esq - - 0 B ~ - . = - - - 3 3 , 3 3 Q 5 0, I I 4 (1, 5 • 5 0 10 10• 1 I 20 0 N AVY - OFFICE, May 3, 1521. 1 1[ 1 RE Right Honourable .the LORDS COM MISSIONERS of his MAJESTY's TREASURY having appointed Money for the Payment of HALF-PAY to SEA °, ri cEns, f rom the Ist of January to the 31st of March, 8:, according to his Majesty's Establishment in that behalf : gin t'e are to give notice, that the several Payments will be- s 1\la• '' be made at thePay-Office, by the Treasurer of 1) . 3est,e„ ~,,„ lo w i ng . 4 7Y, at Ten o'Clock in the morning, on the fo 1- "1 3 'viz, O a the 14th, C-ip, ai s lsth, and 16th of this Month, to Admirals, Li 1 the 17th, 18th, 0 1 ‘ . n ' " d t heir Attornies. 21st, 2.2 d, and 23d of this Month, to l ute nanis and Chaplains, and their Attornict. On the 24th and 25 th of this Month, Pon s to Masters, Sur , and Pursers, and their Attornies. , w Aft er wkielt th e Lists will be recalled the first and third edn esdzy in every tlier e month, that all Persons may then and ; L att end to r ece i ve what may become paya bl e to t h em ; e nd bri ng with them an Affidavit as required by the Order in " n cil of 30th Jul of which were publish d i n . y, 1819, the Forms "" A '0 .7 ert ise me n t from this Office, dated 16th Septem ber of tli' 'Rh., ' and may b e procure d a t th e Office of the Treasurer Tv aot h e „ - ,m'Y : and i n case any o f th e sa id Offi cers . should th m a ul.i to a t tend themselves, but employ Attornies for A fida,Tfrutriklse. that the said Attornies do produce the like . f wtra nt the Persons they are employed by. Prod,: er e O ffi cers arc Abroad on leave, their Agents are to ta n i:ce attested Copies of such Leave before the Half-Pay A " Paid. -.14,,, . of his Dre se 4, .0y Act of Parliament passed in the 35th year . b__s_t inZ a l o M njesty's Reign, entituled, " An Act for esta li t 1 _ ()Iti c __rst easy and expeditious method for the enact by or \Oh t :Wise of the said Act, " that if any Commissioi . l .e l I lalfra'3t Naval Officer, who shall he entitled to receive sai l , 5 y,. and shall be desirous to receive and be paid the the i, t ''r near the place of his Residence, be may apply to Illif ' l ;4 orer of his Majesty's Navy in London, to have such i . 5Y • • A of his Residence, &C. ti rllsPaid at or near the place ~, liey A r4 a hner pointed out by the said Act. And by a fur- tei.,, -e t passed ill the 56th year of his preseut . Majesty' . s -i t, a3 "s 'i v e', ,, titu ied, " An Act for enabling the Officers in his ,-tel:,:'s Wa vy, and their Representatives, to draw for and qa lien- Half-Pay," it is enacted by the Ist and 3 4 :,.""'i the said Act, " that if any Officer in his Majesty's or, i ; wh.,i3 shall be entitled to receive any sum of money for t l ll o lt ,,e' aunt of his Half-Pa • shall' be desirous of drawing . a s al t :ij 4.- tehang e for the sante ' upon the Commissioners . of hi - ,.' l l t l l's ' - Nary, instead of receiving the same `,.' lih, / ,. t i thall signify such desire by Letter to the . Treasurer ', st Ys I,; e st•Y's Nary ; arid that if any Officer in his ino.. Ma li, f or trY,,who shall be entitled to receive aiiy sum of li a .,,, 4 ,`'sr on account of Half-Pay, shallbe desirous of Karin; ' )(1 t1t - " -l 'aY •d 1 • by Extract, at any of his Majesty's ai va rds, - p w T: to Clerks in for the Payment of Wages for the taatY,l'.'lll res id e e, e instvad of receiving the same by Reinit :'4e,t.ll Or Rill of Fxchano•e, he is to apply either to t e ' " .-0 "1 l ' r i , at 1 Nar a Pa - Office in London, or at . the ! ism , tle Nary a)- s desire. ' i rn lce rn such Dock Yard signifying such hi. . _ ' t qi 'erehr further ' ' that the Half-Pay ending the tif im t /4. _, , given, k a „.'ll, , l v,n, 1821, will commence paying on the 14th T 0 i ii - ,' l "K h,"" all Persons desirdus of. drawing for, oi, f - ,. e otsti. -4 I-Ulf -Pat ' d t -them may apply as above wil l . renntte 0 , Act all will; . , , 1 've r • •,°' Exchange drawn under or by virtue of the N- 4 ' (t - td, • t 1 to the Stamp Duty. ti tled ctso t „ res . !ire not lia J e . ~ I a the pri. Jilin out of 1113 Majest : s ' Dominions are en -----....., '''eges of the Act. RESOLVED, That i the additional nit of Subscriptions to this day, to gether with the following Resolutions and Paragraph, ex tracted front the Address adopted by this Association, esta blished for the purpose of resisting attempts to overthrow the Civil Institutions of the State, be published ,in the Leicester Journal, and the other usual Newspapers. " Ist, That they will use their best exertions to maintain order; and to, support the due execution of the Lawi. 2d, - That they will employ their influence, individually and collectively, in discountenancing and opposing the dis semination of seditious•principles. " 3d, That they will encourage persons of integrity and talent in the Literary \truthd to exert. their abilities in confut in: the sophistries, dissipating the•illosions, and exposing the falsehoods, which are employed by wicked and designing men to mislead the people. " 4th, That they will resort to such lawful measures as may he deemed expedient to restrain the publishing and circu lating of seditious and treasonable 'libels. In order to attain these ends it has been' datermintd— " •I, Ta establish a Fund, by the voluntary contribution:. of the members, at such rate as each individual may think " 2, To appoint a Committee for conducting the business of the Society. " 3, To adopt a system of Corespondence with those mem bers who live at a distance, and with such Associations as may be willing to co-operate in promoting the same objects." Most earnestly does this Society call upon all men, of all ranks and of all political parties, upon all to whom the main tenunce of civil and religious liberty is dear, upon all who value the internal peace of the country, or the permanence of the British Empire, to join them in a strenuous endeavour to stein the torrent of those dis organising and demoralising principles, which would level to the dust the fabric of the Constitution, and .bury under its ruins all the comforts and enjoyments, all the charities and endearments of social life. CHARLES MURRAY, Hon. Sec. Oildie, H Esq - Ogles,ilie Misses - Osgoode, William, Esq °urinal, D A Esq Pen3lii.aie, Earl of _ - Peterborough, Bishop of - Peterborough, Bishop of ditto ann PJ 10 10 1 0 fo '0 .. . Page., Samuel Flood, Esq. - - Pa;airet, J G , Esq L .. - Palmer, Sir Charies T Bart - - Palmer William, Esq - . - Palmer, Mrs - - - Pat ke, Reverend Gilbert - Porke, Thomas, Lsq - - Parke, 1%1 iss , , - - - Parker, Reverend Thomas - - Payn, James, Esq - - - Peachey, Major-General William - Narse, Brice, Esq - . Pearse, John, Esq M. P. - e Pency, George, Esq - _ Pepys, John, Esq - - Pepys, W H Esq - ' - - Perham Robert, ESq. - - Phillpotts, Iter Henry • - - Pickles, Reverend Joseph - - Plummer, J Esq M. P - - Popham, Lieutenant-General E L - Porcher, Henry, Esq - - Potinsett, Henry, Esq - - Pounsett, William, Esq - . Pnwnall, Sir George, annual - Poynder, J Esq. • -.- Poynder, Thomas, Esq - - Poynder, E and S Esqs Praed, William, Esq. and Co - - Pratt, Reverend Josiah, B D annual - Price, Reverend M - - - Price, Samuel, Grove, Esq - Price Mrs - - - Priestly. Captain, John - Pro Rege et Lege - _ - - Prosser,Archdeacon - - , . ~ ~'"'t 5 5 2 2 3 0 1 1 1 1 10 10 2 2 5 0 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 5 0 2 0 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 3 3 1 1 suBscRIPTioNS RECEIVED TO THE 23D Of APRIL, 1821. L. s. JO 0 20 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 1 1 10 10 2 0 5 5 1 1 1 1 10 10 2 2 20 0 5 0 3 3 1 0 5 0 10 10 5 0 1 0 Anglesey, Marquis of Abingdon. Earl of Aboyne, Earl of . Ailesbury, Earl of Aylssford, Earl of . Amherst, Lord - Arundel, Dowager Lady Acland, Sir T I) Bt M. P. A B . . Prosse;Johb, Esq - - - 1 1 Posey, Honourahle Philip - . - 10 0 Rutland, Duke of - - - 10 0 Radstock, Admiral Lord - - - 2. 2 Radstock, Lady - - • - - 1 i Rivers, Lord - - - - 10 10 R D per Rev G Berresford - - - 40 0 NB. The names of additional Subscribers will he occa sionally published.—Donations and Subscriptions will be re ceived by the Treasurer, .Richard Bothwell, Esq. Alderman, No. 10, King Street, Cheapside; and by all the Bankers in London and Westipinster.—Leicester, Clarke and Phillips, and Mansfield and Co.—Loughborungh, Thorpe and Middle ton.—Ashby de la Zonch, Fisher and Co.=-Hineklcy, San some and Blake,ly—Also at the principal Banks, in eve'' , Town, in the Midland Counties. 5 0 2 Ann. I I 5 5 2 2 I I 0 5 0 5 5 2 2 2 lo 0 2 2 10 0 10 0 5 0 2 5 0 Afileck, Lieut. Gen Sir Jas - Al:utter, Rev William - Allen, Arthur,C Esq Anderdon, J P Esq - Anderson, Rev Thomas - Ang, rstcin, John Julius, Esq Anguish, Rev. George - Annum!, Alexander, Esq - Anonymous - - Anti-radical - - Ark wright, Richard, Esq jun Arnold, J H LL. D. Askers, A Esq - - Asslieton, William, Esq jun - Astir, Miss - - Astley, J D . Esq M.P. - Astley, Rev Francis Atkins, John,. Esq. Alderman Atkinson, Jasper, Esq - Allay, Rev Richard - Auhertin, Rev Peter - Auriol, J 1) Esq - - Anitwick, 1.-suncelot Esq - Austwick, sliss - - Buecleugh, Duchess of - Bridgewater, Earl of . Brownlow, Earl of - Bridport, Viscountess - Bangor, Bishop of - Bolton, Lord - - Brownlow, Dowager Lady - Bridport, Dowager Lady , BC ‘ - - - . 10 10 To Sail positively in May, for MADRAS and CALCUTTA. THE New TEAK-BUILT SHIP PALMIRA, JOHN LAM, B Commander, ' (late Commander of the ship Baring) bur - den 600 Tons, lying in the City Canal. Has a poop, wi It superior accommodations fur Pas sengers, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight. or Passage, apply to Messrs. BARETT, FAR QUHAR, CRAWFORD, and Co. 71, Old Broad street ; or to BUCKLES, BACQTR, and BUCHANAN, 33, Ziark lane. 5 5 5 5 1 0 FOR PASSENGERS ONLY. To Sail on the 17th of June, for BENGAL direct, " --- 7 - -\.,_ THE Hon. Company's Chartered 4' SHIP BARROSA, HENRY' HUTCHIN •, '' SON, Commander, Burden 698 Tons, lying c.o. ~,* in the City' Canal, Blackwall ; has a poop and very superior accommodations for Pas sengers. For Terms of Passage apply to the Co m man d er, at the Jerusalem Coffeehouse; or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 82, Mark- lane. --....___ 'III Ei , , A ~, _. THE NTT cum, the BIRTH it., 1 i ) .Ay ' O : I •` t i i NIVERSARY_ _ i of T ti lt Statesman, the late !iriVc.l)-,l,',iiiiiiirabilaet I.l'Llti a \ V i i p u it ). r i , will be commemorated t l'' Nlf l i t i - I)A Y the 2811 of I - v Inst. at the ROE IIUCI INN, - ins ••'-' CASIL • ".‘ a '• E by the MEMBERS of 1\ ( ('f t's , L - UNDER-1,1 M , . i ltri., ,„,nnt attending in London) who belong to the lit',Nll'‘S PAEFORDSI-Id RE ASSOCIATION. : STEPHENS BELCOMBE, M.D. in the Chair. ~ Tioz,,, dinner at Four o'Clock prcci , e ! Y• • • rti -1.11414-a4 at 3ei •be ha d at the Inn, and it is Pa - '"t e r ftig li t ' l l , e : 2 E i ti th llia ' t fl a a l ) ipli c at ' i o n be made for them before N st : . :- : " )) ., 1 ` 4 ". , 1' ,, e 3 11 ‘_,,llit a n y l ; ta l . i n o t . t " Members of the Club, and reside :10tficers of the Army and tl ell } i , .trii i he r ad from ewcattle, the ali on the introduction of a 11", with 'Pickets n' party,ted t t o o beobtlined as above. ..„...,,,P'4lelV Greenj,A3\ll freasurer. NEISayP,OOLE, Secretai y and' 1821. 4.A..):- 1821. In consequence of the Decease 1 1' ;'int,, 44 1511 e late Mr. RICHARD REILY, the Elder. hp ii s t, s nd Cilazi Ni. 51 Upper T hames -street, all . ''' ds e to a‘nil7' N. his . I , :;TATE will he settled by the Ci . iiitein', Mr..701-I N ro S ni V:IJEL REILY, No. 6, Cary-1372 " 1 ;‘.ahe, Clielosid ' ' who is alone authorized to receive \..,.!`titarge the r e ,' 4,,,, saint . MAI:WEN GROUND.—Wanted, within a "(:Pp..!,lladerate dista o London, a PLOT R % rt ; " i nr th ereabouts, " of f Gi ( - moil, fit for the purpose of a 1)c 'l '• Tile Ro tist be of superior quality, with a good / 1 1 3 11, 111 d welt • must lon. , Lease will be required. .tt 'S No. 23, Regent-street, .4,, ,etter, post-paid, to J. . ........._ nuts s. 5 5 5 5 10 0 10 10 5 '5 21 0 Warranted to Sail from the Downs on the 10th May, FOR MADRAS' AND CALCUTTA, THE First Class Teak-built Sitip FAME, WILLIAM EASTGATE, of the V' Honourable Company's Service, Conimander. Burthen 700 Tons. Lying at BlackwalL Has a Poop, with superior Accommodations for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Pas sage, apply to I he Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee House ; to Messrs. PAXTON, COCKERELL, TizAIL and Co.- No. 8•, Austin Friars; or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and UUCHA..- NAN, 33, Mark Lane. To T. TAYLOR, Esq. N 0.9, New• Bridge-street, London. HONOURED Sin, IBEG leave to inform-you, that ever since the vear 1790, I had been afflicted with the J.lies Venereal, which, from its obstinately'resisting every coarse of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and tin dergoing severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the mast inveterate nature: In tLe spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as neatly to put a period to my existenee—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on-each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner my right *as dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left - had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me-such excruciating pain, spatticularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest-; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. 3. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 2ath o. May ; in the course of a fortnight bigah to receive , benefit—in little more than a month the.uleers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon atter, the Cores on my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, tonsiderablediscolouration in.the skin, and part. in the bone of the left, which, by the bltseing of God, anl a little longer perseverance in your.inraluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining ,its natural - hue, arid the nocturnal pains gradually going otf.—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly 11-.3: from all ,nry former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many Months, to the astonishment of all who knew o.e, I ant at a loss in what tertus to express my gratitude, but heg you, forthe good of other suffering mortals, to , make -this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every'occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, , Sir, your grateful, obedient, very huMble servant. - ALEX. MURK.ER. Annual , • ~, ..,....__ --et, IA IN ONE DAY, 17th NAY, when 4'tivq"Y Ticket and Share Chance now on Sale will beyo decided, and 4,007 Prizes must be drawn, including, T WO .......... OF . With One Hundred Extra Chances fur TWO ........ OF -20.200! .'itl,„'Atl. , l 3,000 more Capitals and other Prizes. TieC",--Every Ticket decides its own fate and no other. 4 elli„ et arid Share Chances for the 17th May only, are now "C at the undet-mentioned very reduced prices, viz. Ticket - -em 14s. Sixteenth, only T wen t y Shilli ngs ! Other Sh ares i n proport i on. gri ll . e Ticitets are issu e d i n Ch ances of 'Tickets, Halves, 'liVters 1. / i Eighths, and Sixteenths, which are now selling' by kl,„ St ock-broke r , N o. 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing Cross, " shared and sold in the last Lottery, 2,053, Class A 2,888, Class A 1 Three of , 0 21, 000 ! 2,888, Class B Annual 5 5 5 0 Annual 1 0 5 0 5 5 5 - 5 2 0 Animal 10 10 2 2 2 2 5 5 2 2 5 5 2 9 2 2 5 • 1 1 PU,BLICATIO,N§. 8 This Day was pnblished. price 18s. 4ANNOCKBURN, a NOVEL, in Three L Volumes. "ndon : P r i nted for John Warren, Old Bond-street ; aid 'l3lackwood; Edinbtirgh. NEW • POEM, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS. • This Day was published, • - • In Royal Octavo•, ‘..itli Twenty-six Plates, price 21s. , t , K I N G S, or thO LIFE 'of a • COLLE7' fi.,, ; a Potnt: •illustrated by Twenty-six Etchings, \,,, Designs, By 11...DAGLEY, 4 I, hi , r or 4, Select. Gems from the Antique," a Compendium 4 f the Theory and Practice of Drawing and Painting,&c. • •." Perhaps it may turn out a ur , ' ,i D:',i,on,_,,,Perli)a.i,s tarn out a Sernion."-14; RN'S. alitilwi,.. j.rliti.teit for John Warren, Old Boncl-street, and 1.1 hittalter, Ave Marla-Lute. BWS- - - " Babington, William Esq - - 13aiiityridge, Thomas, Esq - Balfour, John, Esq. - - Barber, Edward, Esq - . - Baling, Sir Thomas, Bart, - - Batt, .1 T:Esq s. - Beaumont, Sir George, Bart •-• ' Beanmont, -, Esq - - Behrens, Rev It - ' - Bcresford, Rear Adm. Sir J P Bart M.P. Bet esford, Rev Gilbert - - Berresford, John, Esq - - Berkeley, Charles, Esq - - Bernard, T F Esq - - - Bertie, Admiral Sir Thomas - Biclt nell, Charles, Esq - - Biggs, Benjamin Hunt, Esq - 'Bird, It. Esq - - - - Birnie, Richard, F.sq - Blackwood, J. li.sq. - - Match, Rev ,I - , - - Bligli, Admiral Sir R it - - Bliss Dr - - - - Bonner, Charles, Esq. - . - • • Bosanquet, Samuel, Etq - - • Bowdler, John, Esq - - Bowman, M Esq. - - - Boys, Rev Thonias„A..M. - - Bradney, Joseph, Esq. - - Brarnston, 'l' G Esq - - Bromago, Charles F Esq - - Brook, Richard, Esq. - - Brooke, Miss - - - Brooks, 'F. Esq - - - Brough, A. Esq - - - Broughton, Sprout, and Co. Messrs. - Browell, Captain -- - . - Brown, Colonel - - ". Brown, Edward, Esq. - - Browne, Peter, Esq M P. - - Brockfield, John, Esq - -- - " Brunswick mut True Blue," Editor of Buckley, Henry, Esq - - Bullock, Henry, Esq - - Burchett, George, Esq • - - Burge, Jl-1 Esq' . • - - - Burgman, Sir George - Burkett, Thomas, Esq . . Burnaby, S B L.L.D. - - Burtell, J P Esq. - - Burrell, W P Esq - • Burrell, William, Esq. , - • Burton, Francis, Esq ... . Butt, Rev. John • ~ - - • Butterworth, .1 H Esq - • -Cardigan, Earl of . - • Curzon, Viscount . - . Carlisle, Bishop O f • - . • Chester, Bishop of - . , Calthorpe, Lady - ' Comberim. re, Lord - Cl) - , -.- CE - .. . - • Caldecott, John, Esq - • Calthrop, Rev Joint . .. Cambridge, Arehdeicon - ,Canterbury, Dcan of . - Cardale; William, Eiq . - Carlisle, Dean 'of - Carpenter, .11 Esq - . - Carr, Sir Henry - , - • Carr, Lady - - Carroll, George, Esq - Carroll, Mrs ' - - Cartwright, Wlt Esq M. P. .. 'Cartwright, General William . • Cattiey, Stephen, Esq " • Catton, Rev Thomas - . . Champagne, Rev. George .- : Chapman, Abel, Esq - • Chcere, Charles, M EsqM. r . . , Ann Cholmeley, Sir MBtM. P. - Christian, Capt R N - Christian, Edward, Esq - Clarke; Rev Dr T Brooke - Clarke, William, Esq Clarke, Longueville, Esq - Coghlan, Rev Dr - -Cole, Benjamin, Esq - . Coleridge Rev W H - Collett, E John, Esq, M. I'. - Collett, Robert, Esq Collins, Thomas, Esq Comber . the Rev Thomas Compton, H C, Esq Cousett, Matthew, Esq Conway., —, Esq Cooke, 'l' Valentine, Esq Cooper, Asticy, Esq Cooper, Rev IV - Cornfoot, —, Esq - Cotterell, Amel, Esq Cotton, Joseph, Esq - Cox, Mrs E - - Crane, Rev Dr - Crocker, Jonathan, Esq Crofts, Rev J - Croly, Rev George Caxton, Jones, and Co Messrs Cumming, Geo Esq M.P. - Cumming, James, Esq - Cunningham, Sir W F Bt M- I'. Cunningham, Connnissr. Navy Cunningham, Rev Mr - William, Curteis, Esq - Curtis, Sir IV Bt Ald M. P. - Curtis, 'f A Esq - - Curtis, William, Esq. - Cost, lion William, M. P. - Cust, the Hon P F M. P. - Cost, Hon Capt EM. P. - Cost, the Hon Misses - Dartmouth, Earl of - Denbigh, Earl of - Durham, Hon and Rt Rev Bishop of - DA - - - - DSA - - . DW S - . - - - Dalrymple, Major General Sir J P Bart Disobey, Rev William - - Davey Peter, Esq . - - Davis, Mrs - ' - liauheny, G Esq . - . Dassheny, Archdeacon - - Daubeny, Lieutenant Colonel, H - Dawkins, James, Esq, M P - - De La Chaumette, L A Esq - - Dent, W Esq - - - - Derby Loyal True Blue Club, per J Bruckfield, Esq Deering, J Cholmoley, Esq. - Deshorouth, H J Esq . . - Dickens, Mrs General - - Digby, Wriothcsley, Esq - - - Digby, Rev Charles - - Digby, Rev Noel . . - - Dobbs, Henry, Esq - -.- Dodsley, Mrs Ann - .. - Donovan, James, Esq - . . Dottin, Abel Rous, Esq - - Doyle, Major General Sir Charles - - Doyle, Sir John - . . - Drummond, A B Esq - - Duckett, George, Esq - - - Dugdale, Dugd S Esq M.P. - - Durtnalt, D N Esq - - - Exeter, Marquis of - - - Exeter, Marclioness of - - Exmouth, Admiral Viscount - - Ily, Bishop of - - - EP - - . . - ESW- - - - Edgecumhe, Captain, It N - - - Edwards, T. Esq, LL 1) - - Elliott, Robert, Esq - - . Elliett, Lieutenant-Colonel WV C - - Elliott, Mrs - - - - 'Ely, the Dean of - - - Esto perpetua - - - F.ton, Provost of • . - - - Evelyn, Alexander, Esq - - - French Lady of Quality—as a small token of gratitude for the shelter and hospitality shewn to so many thou sands of her countrymen, victims of the same spirit of anarchy and spoliation in France, which now threa tens the loyal, and as yet happy,Land of Great Britain 30 0 F W . - - - - 5 5 Farquhar, James, Esq. - - - 10 0 Farquhar, Robert, Esq - - - 5 0 Francis, 1-1 Esq - - - . - 3 3 Finch, Honourable Daniel - • - - 5 5 Fisher, Reverend Doctor - - - 1 1 Fitzherbert, Sir Henry, Baronet - - 10 10 Fitzhugh, —, Esq - - - 5 0 Fleming, John, Esq M.P. - - - 5 0 Fletcher, Matthew, Esq - - - I 1 Flower, Sir Charles, Baronet, Alderman - 5 5 Fluyder, —, Esquire - - - 2 0 Forsteen, William, Esquire -- - 2 2 Forteicue, John, Esquire . - -.- 1 1 Fowlie, Sir Frederick, G. Baronet - - 10 10 Fowler, D B Esquire - - 5 5 Fox, James, Esquire - - - 5 0 Friend, a - - - 1 1 Friend, a, by It. Brock, Esquire - - 1 1 Friend to the cause, by H. Woodburn, Esquire 1 1 Friend to the Constitution - - - 21 0 Fryer, Colonel . - - - 5 0 Fryer, Henry, Esquire - - - 2 2 Fuller, John, Esquire - - - 10 10 Fuller, It and G, Esquire, and Co - - 10 0 Fuller, W Esquire - - - 5 0 Fulton, Henry, Esquire - - - 3 3 Frynmore, Thomas, Esquire - - 2 2 Gloucester, Bishop of - - 3 0 GJ--- - - 5 0 Gaitskell, Thomas, Esquire - 3 3 Gaitskell, William, Esquire - , - 3 Gariatt, Sir George - -.- Garrott, John, Esquire, Alderman . - Garth, Captain - - - Gilberstort, Matthias, Esquire - - Girdler, Mrs 'l' - - - - Glover, Richard, Esquire - - Glyn, R P Esquire - - - Goddard, Ambrose, Esquire , - - - Golightly, Miss - - Gordon, James, Esquire - - - Gosling, Flonourahle Mrs William - - Gosling, William, Esquire - - Gould, Reverend Joseph - - tiould, Nathaniel, Esquire - Gould, Thomas, Esquire - - - Granville, Reverend John - ' ' - ' - Gray, Reverend Dr Robert (Bishops Wearmouth) Gray, heverend Robert, junior Groom, William, Esquire - Groombridge, Stephen, Esquire Grover, Harry, Esquire - Guest, J V Esquire - Hertford, Marquess of - Harcourt, Earl - - . El D - - - H G - .- - LI H, per Doctor Stodilart - II L - - Haeliett, P. Esquire, M.D. Haggett, Reierend J Hale, Reverend W H ' Hall, John, Esq ' - Halliday, George, Esq Halliday, Simon, Esq Halliday, Rev. Walter Hamilton, Archibald, Esq Hamlet, Thomas, Esq Hammond, Anthony, Esq Hankey, Thomson, Esq Hargrave, Oliver, Esq Harris, Rev. Joseph Harrison, Joseph, Esq Hatrison,.Reverend T B Harrison, Thomas; Esq - 5 5 2 2 Harvey, Admiral Sir Elialf, M.P. Harvey, Charles, Esq M.P. Harvey, John, Esq • Hastings, Charles, En Hatch, Oliver, Esq - Hatton, Miss E A • Hatton, Miss F • Hawker, Joseph, ,Esq Heathcot e . Sir Thomas, Bart Hedges, Francis, Esq • Helsel), 3 p Eig E . Esq • - Helps, Thomas, Esq Henry. Peter, Esq Hereford. the Dean of Hervey, P Esq - Hey, Richard, Esq Hicks, Reverend James Hilton, William, Esq Hoare, Henry, Esq Hodson, Reverend S Hollier, IVilliatu, Esq Hollis, George, Esq Hook, Reverend Archdeacon Horsey, William, Esq H6 e sey, William, Esq j•on Howell, John, Esq • Hughes, Esq Hugh?s, Reverend Dr Hughes, Mrs Hulton, Henry„ Esq Holton, William, Esq Hume, _Sir Abraham, Bart Hustler, Reverend James, D Hotchon, 'Thomas, Esq Ibbetson, Sir Henry, C Bart Ibbetson, H Esq Ibbetson, Mrs Ince, Daniel, Esq Inglis, Sir. Robert H, Bart "ones, James, Esq Island, W. C Esq khan), Rev C E J A .1 I. • N • Y .Tacks, .Tames, Esq Jackson, G Esq . Jackson, George, Esq • Jackson, James, Esq Jackson, 'Thomas, Esq James, Rev John Jeffrey, George, Esq Jerdon, William, Esq Johnson, Reverend M. - P.D. .Talmston, Thomas and Robert, Esq Jones, G Esq Jones, Mrs KM • - Keats, Vice-Admiral sir R Keene, 'Benjamin, Esq Kemble, Edward, Esq Kemble, Henry, Esq Kilner, Joseph, Esq King, Thomas and William, Esqrs KiHg, John, Esq - King and Constitution Kinnersly, W S Esq M.P. -Kipling, John, Esq Kitson, John, Esq Knight, F Esq , - Leeds, Duchess Dowager of Lothian, Marquis of Lyttleton, Baroness Llandaff, Bishop of - LB . LT • . Lambert, William, Esq Langton; Samuel, Esq Laurent, Rev. Felix Lawson, Charles John, Esq Leake, Lieut.-Col. Leatche, P. Hammersley, Esquire Lee, Edward, Esquire Lee, John, LL.D. - Lents, B. Esquire Le Marchant, Alfred, Esquire Lethbridge, Sir T. B. Bart. M.P. Letts, John, Esquire Lettsom, W N Esquire Ley, James, Smith, Esquire Linton, Rev J Little, Woodcock. and Son Long, Reverend William Loveden, E Loveden, Esquire Lowndes, Rev T . - Lowther, .John, Esquire - Loyd, S F Esquire, M.P. - Loyal and Anti-radical Female . Loyd, Lewis, Esquire Lucas, Reverend Richard Lyon, Thomas, Esquire Manvers, Earl - - Mount Edgcumbe, Eat I of • Montagu, Lord M. B. Mace, Charles, Esquire - , Mackenzie K Esquire - Maitland, F Fuller, Esquire Maitland, Ebenezer, Esq Maitland, General, F. ' Maitland, Miss NI Malcolm, Captain R N Manning. William, Esquire Manse', Reverend Wm Frederick Mansfield, J Esquire, NI.P. -Marriott, Geo W Esquire Marsh, Reeve, and co ► Marsham, Mrs P - Martin, Sir H W Bart .Martin, Josiah. Esq Martin, Reverend Samuel Martin, Vice-Admiral Sir B, M.P. - Mason, Mrs Masterrnan, John, Esq Mayor, William, L.L.D. - Do. • Nhixwell, Mrs Mellish, William, Esq Menzies, John, Esquire Merewether, H A . Esquire - Methuen, Mrs - Mievillc, VI Esquire . Millington, Robert Esquire - Mills, Charles Esqure,..Nl P .Mills, Reverend William NI illward, Edward Esquire Moist s, ReVerend Hugh • Nlonhland, George, Esq. Moody, Mrs Sadleir Moore, Reverend George Nlori , on, Thomas, Esquire Morland, Sir S B'Bart Morland, F B Esquire Morris,.Thictor - Morrison, Reverend Thomas Fl Mortlock, W- Esquire Menbray, George, Esquire - Mountain, Rrverrnd Brooke Mousey, Mal, Esquire Mundy, E hl Esquire, DI P James, Esquire - Murray, Charles, ESquire (Hon Secretary) Murray; Mrs Murray,li rra: ( J ; i, K mi E s, sq A nie i r ,:s • cpiire : Murray, Thos. B Esq. - M uwrave, Sir I' Bart annual Muskett, George, A Esq . . 7 Newcastle, Mike of Normanton, Dowager Countess Nort hwick, Lord - N W - • - N Y Neale, Rev E - - Niekson, Het William - Nil desperandum Nimbhard, B B ESq ' Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.. Witnesses to the above Core:— folm nompson, No. 3, New Potiltry Market, Edinburgh;. - John M'lntosh; Old Nsserably Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by.the sole Proprietor, TEOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Itcyal Colle4e of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, NeW Bridge-street, London; whete, after a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to. the Parts of Generation, with t hat inviolable secrecy .which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he .tatters hiniself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking : this Modicine, , will be esteemed, by a disain fling Public, as an advar.tagc seldom attainable, and void cf all ambiglity. Also sold, by his appoint rhent, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the:rciyshop, N0..103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, E7th-street-hill •' Mr. Baxter. S ou th-bridge, Edinburgh; Mt. Callwel 's, Dub lin; and-of one person in every considerable town in Great. Britain and Ireland. in boxes - 31 . 6n1,; , 2s. 911. each, stamped, and seated' u, with full and plain direction , . •!.. hereby , persons, of Other sex may cure themselves with c. - it!!, flvt.td s ,3ezrtcy, and safety. 5 S .10 10 5 0 3 3 1 0 10 10 5 0 5 0