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sr' i at ' NUMBER 2717.) STATE LOTTERY for JULY.. 2 PriZes of £.2.0,000 are k. 43,000 2 10,000 2o,000" 3 Soot) 15,000 And 4 . . moo° in smaller Prizes. SWIFT and Co. No. y Poultry,- London (esta. blished in the Year 1759), and at their State. Lottery (Mice in the City of Glasgow, are appointed to sell the 'rickets and legal Stamped Shares of the above Lottery. Price of a Ticket, 81. Bs. Half ,c. s. d.' d. - 4 8 0 Eighth - t a 6 \Natter z 5 o Sixteenth, 011 6 Letttrs answered, and SChethes at large gratis. Order s f or Tickets or Shares, with Bank Notes, Post, Office ()niers, Bills on Demand in London, or Cash - by t oachmen, Guards, ..or Carriers, - pundually executed ; and the earlict4 accountof the Stuxess t oi registered Nurabers4 ter' The Lottery begins draWing the zoth'of JUN, 18ot. • • Twentieth of next Month, The IRISH STATE-LOTTERY cOmmences Drawing. HE TICK TS an&SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLLICK.,.ani Co. (the only 911-Ice that ever sold Two Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds eSliares), No. 104, corner of. Bank-buildings,. ndB, opposite ttic , Kin,K's :Hews, CharinA-Cross, tomion; and l:trket-place, Norwidi. • ' THE SCHEME CONTAINS 7' Prizes of £.20,000 -I, Prizes of C. ' 2 , t0,c,00 5 1000 3 --000 3 , 5 00 Also 7939 Prizes from SI. to tool. 3 2 ) 0 00 'rickets. Total Amount, ,C, t 50,000. Present Price of Tickets 81. Bs. , Half .9 Eighth . 2 6 Vourth - a 50l Sixteenth - • ot r 6 Ticket s an d Shares will not be lower.—Correspondents Will Bills have them sent by remitting Post-Office Orders, or good at short Dates, to Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. UNUSUALLY ELEGANT BOARDING. A PLAN of INMATECY, in every regard, the f 1 first of the ki n d i n t h e Ki ng d om , is already formed. t consequeoeemot only consists in those internal. Arrange but whioh distinguish every Private_. Family of Condition, in the great and unitive i:electnesi of the domestic few ; w ho, from their rank in life, are in the very foremost Class of high respO4ability. :Every local circumstance has the ante pre-eminence. The Mansion is calculated for the Re sidenLe of a iaithly-of Fashion,. and has long been such ; ;he PLitity and salubritybf 0: Air is not to be excelled ; and the ait uation, extent, and diversity. Of its . ProspeCis, are fully .0"al to the arillowing fine description from the sublime Milton `, A happy, rural Scat, •of various view ; - . E x - p:inse of hill, and dale, and wood, and water; „,." In beauty wantoning, sureinc, unequal'd I" The surrounding vicinage o this charming Spot abun t4oY.artbrds, in - their various Seasons, all the Sports and 4 "lLercities of the Country (Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, ' •= tiekettirrir by Gentlemen, Billiards, &c. &c.), with neatly !lithe Amusements of tke Metropolis.(Balls, Assemblies, '‘:oneerts, a regular Theatre, &c. ac.), and is under thirty Ittiles Of ToWn. A Lady (Board and Accommodation), at the• rate. of 130 guineas per annum; a Gentleman, 140 Guineas; :vial:tied "41e 22.0 Gui:ieas ; and a three months trial admitted.Strvants and all appendages can be brought. • A Letter, with. Name and Address, from a Lady or Gin tkrlian eortune and honour, will be duly regarded ° , dirteted, 1 4 '''t,te paid, to R. R., to. bu, left., at Mr. Gyles's, No. 12, fb ic _ l / 4 3 ` a t9rte:a.,plac, Elackfriar&-.ruach Surrey; where; o in ii Loa can.be had by personal inciuirr:,% • " NEWSTA NO OBA 4 RTS and PLOWMAN most respeetfhlly inform the t v and Gentry who have not vel't.t heir ~1 4 W. and. ,EIAGANT NIANU.IfACTORY CILA.AI - LTA m p I . lsis, that their Warehou:ie 1 3 th e only in this country where they can be had gOitoine—No. t. Chandos Street., Covent Carden. N. 13. • A Great Vai.:ety of AI - sICY SILKS by the Ma UterS tufact • • _,_ THE 1-111DSON's BAY . COMPANY have 1 , PosTPOI4.TfIEIR' SALE ni' Coat' and I : i c ir r t ' ll l ll l: tr i . l .o e sii ii , t ,,,i l3 cn , e • . a .. 7: .; which T i \‘'..; iii l ed Ttur t lici L6t li lust . until . ..........„ ..... .±s ~,) ousc, uT..3, 1 , , , ,0t. . ItSTOCK-HOUSF.,:'near Y ) .WILTS, U• . For the,ltecentionvf. Lonatics. . • RS. FINCH and SON,respectfully inform their Friends, Medical Gentlemen, :aid the Guardians of: Ott unhappily Itllitied with M TAI. RA•NG E tie•NTi they haVe enlarged their Prentises in a very'eonve „ It manner, that they are enabled to attend to the niuner-', itrittpplicatiolis induced by- thcit successful,. praelice: and t„`;‘‘lt'hurriane treatment, in accommodating agroatcr °f Patients than heretotbre, and flatter themselves the trrProyettionts will still'add to the. consolation . of those co ulted to their care, to whom every attention will continue , of thei to rericler their and as comfortable as thenature r ntatady. will allow, and promote, if posSible, 3 speedy .B. 11, . tent s n„„ - •„ c lr Houses are conveniently !Wanted for the difre -- from sT I " of insanity, pleasantly situated about a mile. Ca n k„ s i a s t l : ( ,"y, and encircled. 'with delightful and extensive ertiey the f r „„,,"'''' l :cts, that the • Patients may, at proper tirnes, tnenr.. -- country ~„ with little or no idea or, confine. • • tURA CAUTION/ TO FANIII.IES. GESS and SON': ESSENCE of ANCI4O. E,s, and other R i`ch Sances• - -T, *he creat r0 , w1,1- which m ch ov i es r. Burgess has gained by 11 .. a. EbSt.itt.. 0 J r „- 1. /a. i.e ., at,tdother RIO ) Sauces, .for Fisit.Sauce„Ste‘‘ed Calves Reads, Beef Stcaks: Made Dishes. ward, 4114 flame, with nutty 1)..1 .:attester the. Taltll: 7 Ili% ( 1 : f .apd Store -r o o m whie!l are More fully eiepres s ed in inclUccd itian.`" l °gue (he Will the titventor of them), his fe re - 7 Persons to give the s.mie name to Articles enikay dif sorisnt, Anhich are vended . at many Shop LOlidOn by .per. Se 4 tr th° go to the principal 'Towns in England, lreland, and . 4,1, 0 ►to solicit Orders of Tr.ide:3nert and Inn.kcepers, v ery P i r conseghenc e are o f ten sarvei l with spurion, Sorts, of a g re phor qualities, whi c h' is not o nly an gin po4i t but vk , Tutsappointment to wiho fulrcil"e thcin with having pod Sauce . to their Fish,' &c th e l ab None are hi s genu i ne , b ut w h at have these words on ch ov l, " Burgess's t)r. final and Superior Essence of An 7 N‘x /07, Strind, Corner of Savor Steps, London." i te. _est - India Merchants,'Planters, and Officers of the Tia ki ci plied with fl,.:ns, T ongues, Pickles, Cases at •qietr thats'a,,tlce eak for Fish,- Hashes,: Sts, Aiello Dishes, Cold which will keep in any. Climate, OS BORNE-HOUSE, ISLE O'i WIGHT. f or a TO BE LE'l T, e i - 11, [ 1,errii of Three Years, and entered upon immediately', -- h ul Large and Capital Mansion-house of 0:5... tSq. - ORN late belonging to Robert Pope Blach_forl, Ho n . teased, and sinee hi the occupation. of tlie fr om os _t le Earl of Giencairn,- deceased, - sitnate four Cu w TOw n of Library,d about one mile from. ha y s . 21 g -ton consisting of a DMing-parfour,and ti ( l p 41 ) upon the Ground Floor ; a large Ereaktist-rooT. roQur ned-cham b e rs Gil rile First Floor ; and Si x. Lnd . „ 7 Suit:4llls, And of Servants Rooms, in the Attic with ala • e and convenient fTi-es Coach-liouse, arid Stables, rge 1V rin d 4 . 40 a Garden, well planted with good Fruit Trees,_ The •p ut S ixty-four Acre.; of 'kleadow and .Pasture Ground. 4i n .__ .ouse stands upon a de.nrable Eminence, command 444.1e,xterisive and beautiful prospect of , Spithead, P° r " - tish ed, gnd the opposite Coast.' t smit. measure Wl. e ut not completely ; has b.xn entirely newly .pain 1 n n " " i. l . in mast excellent rtvair. of Messrs, Mr. Porden, No. 59, Berners-street, London ;cr ctarke's and Sewell, Newport, lsle of. Wight. ".I.,.,rderier will show the Premises. , )r the 15 he l'enant mar - m accomodai " "ed with a Deputa- Manors of Osbot ne and lLuton. THE . • . ............................,m41010190....... -,, ,...... ..1..440 1 0.% * " .. ..71 , 1.7,............ ~..,, 7..... , , ryx,,,, .... 1 6 , ~,.....„ 7,5, ..„,.., ~.. ! , i, 1 4:6 . Nevi pr, r: . • ."... • • ' 4t.k \ , 1 4... tic , ~ye • . . .' .. • 'f -s• ,--4., .. ~. , .„...,,? e , 1 '•• . 1 ' .' , r"-' .-fi:-, .........4,-,..,,, x , p , ...,,,,,,,.. • T , , ~. N ... .. . • • ...:_...___._itr.,,, 4 ,1.t4‘ • ' ~ - • I.i '''. 0 ........, , i , • s , .r.l ' ‘. • . JUNE. 5, iSoi. [F'RICX SIX PENCE. ON THE w JOURNALg, At the Military' Ancy-Ortice, No. lb, "Northumbori.ind - Street, Strand, London, OIVINIISSIONS for Sale, Purchase, and Ex • - In a kw Days will be published, Price is In boards The Second Edition of a New Volume, being the Fifth, at QERMONS, By HUGH BLAIR, D.D„F.R:S. Ed. One,of the Ministers of the High Church, anti Professor of Rhetoric and Belles Letttes in the. University kir F.diunurgh. To which is annexed, a Short Account of the Life and Characler of the Author, by James .Fitilayson,'.D. D. Printed for..A. Strahan I 1 . Cattail, jun. and W, Davies, Strand and W. Creech, arfidinburgb. i this Volume we::: prepared for Publication r by the Author, and a considerable part of it was printed before his. „ . FOR SALE---A Cornetcy and Sub-Lieuten anc y of Life Guanis ; Cornetcies itt Heavy and Liglir Dragoons, at home, E g yp t , Ireland. and in the West Eniignoies itt Regi ments at C.mada, Gibraltar, East and West Indies, Ireland, ..Malta, and Egypt; Two Se,:ond Liewenancies of Fuzileers ; a Lieutenancy in the Line; a Companyin a West India Re giment, and a Majority unattached. . - TO BE EX CHANGED —,-Two Lieutenant-CoOneleics in India tbr Regiments at home ; Tivo dittO at home for Ca valry ; a Majdrity Dragoons in I nail, for Majority nt home ; a Majority for 1131:•-pay ; Two Companies tbr ditto, ditto ; a Troop for Half-pay ; sev,:rahLieutenaticieJ and Eniigncies in Regiments variously . stationed, to be exchanged With and fOr suitable ditElrepces. , _ . As above may be had, by the same Author, t. A NevV .Edition, being the Twenty-first, or the first Four-Volumes St:MUMS, price ii. 4s. in bOarcls. a. LeCturth, on Rth;toric and Belles Lames.' Seventh Edi. tion, 3 vols. price 11. Is. in boards. WANTED--A Lieutenant-Colonelcy and Majority, for which very liberal prices will he given; alt) an Adjutancy, and a Quarter-Master's VI/arrant. A regular Coinmunifation is' kept up between Captain Frederick, of Dublin, and the House of th:.t.ladersi2,ned ; t:hzre No FEE priOf to the accoutplislunent of the Negu,:ia ii. W. ESTI: and . WM. HARRISON. M. B. A Lieutenancy in the Marines to bcobtaitied by an Can.tidate. June 3, ISJI. This'Day . were published ) . • In One Vet, Svo. pr i se in boards Eight Shillings, SERMONS ON By THOMAS RENNEL 1., D. D. blaster of tbe 'feat*. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 462, St. Paul's Church Yard; sold also by I. Hat hard, No. 173, Picca dilly. 12.0 VAL ! - PATENT- . WATER-PROOF MANUFAC TORY, Upper Belgrave-Place, formerly New Spring Gardens, Crielsea, for all kinds of Wearing Apparel, also , Cotton, CAIIVAS; Silk„ Paper, &c. under the immediate Patronage of Their Alajeati:s, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Yolk, and all the Royal CkERMANN, SUARDY, and Co. 'Patentees of - the:NeW-discnver.:d Method of rendering all Sorts of Woollen and Cotton Cloths, Canvas, Silk, Paper ' &e. im penetrable to Water, humbly beg leave:leave:to inform llte'Publie, that their Manufadory is now open ror the reception of Wearing Appall:l.—For the Convaitienez of the Public, • the Patentees will send, daily to the following Agents for Wear.: ing Apparel, and a Ticket will "be given with each Article, stating the Day it will be ready for Doliv.eryi Mr. J.. A. streit, D'Oyley's Warehouse, Strand ; Mr. Johnstone, No. •Irs, Holborn .;- Hayward, - 17, Barbican; Mr. Tyler, No, 22, City-Road ;• Mr. Evans, No. 6s, Bishops gate-street, Messrs. Betts and Smith No, 123 , ;Whiteehapel, and No. 29, Basitighall-street ; Mr. Lawrence, No. izt, Minories; Mr. jones, No. 24 ,. , St. (ohm's-square, Clerken `wet I ; Messrs.. Jenkins and Clinnons, No. 34; Edward-street, Portman-square; Messrs. LakEin . and Shee, No. 53, Nev Bond-street ; Mr. Johnson, No.. x7i. Borough. - Hign-sireet, Southwark ; Mr. • No. 20, Great. Surrey-street, Blackitiar's,.Road ,• Mr. ,Van de Poele, No. rg, East Smith_ field ; and Mr. , Rd.. Smith, No. t, .Sydney's-alley, facing Coventry-street ; where printed Pal - ticulars May be had, as well as at the RepoSttoty,of Arts, No. jot, Strand. NEW MUSIC 'WAREHOUSE, No. 9, New Lisle-street, Leicester-place. This Day was published, Price los. Od. THE OVERTURE and MUSIC of ADEL MO RN the OUTLAW, now prerforming at the Thea. Drury-Lane with universal a pprob a ti o n. Al so , The Husband's Return, or:Answer to " No, my Love, No," price is. " Near these rugged Towers," 'a favourite Glee in Feudal Thes,' price is. 6d. " Shelter a way-worn Tra veller," Solo and Glee, as sung at t Harinottic Society, and at Drury-Lane Theatre, peke 2S. • With a ..variety' of cither Music, as will be expressed in a few days ;. all com posed by Michael Kelly, and to be had of hlin as above, with tltc ref of his Musical Publications.. • •TO SEA BA i THERS. , To be Lett,.. for Three-141onths, at Lime, in Dorsetshire, A MARINE VILLA, the residence of a Gentle -3.. man, who means to be\ absent during the Slimmer. : it is s'irrotiacied by Five Acres of lround, part in Garden and in Shrubbery ; coinmands.a View of the great Western Bay. The part of the House which•will b.: open, contains Dining mom, Drawing, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's lOonn, Servants' Hall; be,d-looins anti Dressing, on First Floor; tlirm Garrtits, two 'StaiNases, W.iter-Closet, and other Offices. The Kitchen Garden is well stocked with ruit:Trees and Vegetables. intfrite Of Mt. Fiste, Boaseller„Wiginorefstreet, . Ca v TO BE SOLD, OR LETT , In the most airy and fashionable part of the Metropolis, near Port t>,l- p laee) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, with immediate . PcisseSsion, N E of the most Desirabltt and CoMpletest R ESI DE NT E$ in London, upon a small scale; 'but * the Conveniencies and Ac,:emmodations, with the elc- Fa.,,t Furniture, ssoble Pier Chimney Glasses, Draw -145, Prints, &.c. are equal hi proportion to the fi rst Mansion in . the Kingdom. In description, this singular situation possesses all the local beauties or both Town and Country, being so near the fields,-you conimand the most pleasing views of the rich meadow's . to Hampstead, and the sur rounding Country, formed by Nature, with' thd various Plan falloffs and Cattle, exhibits a scene truly 'picturesque, in the circle of lespectability. The Htuse; Offices, and every part ofthe Premises are substantially built, under the direction of an able Surveyor, and finished in a masterly style of Workmanship, with Mahogany Sashes, and Plate Glass rand late in the occupation of ikgcnteel Family . . The whole has been recently.repaired-and lured 'up in the present taste, in a perfect state at modern neatness, and amply sup plied with Water fccun the New River; and not subject to the. east ineouveniencies whatever: • May h‘.l , , , .:Aved by Tickets ; • and further Particulars by auplicarion to Mr. Kiinberley, Surveyor of Estates, 46;c. &c. N0..160, in Piceactillr.• B. Noite:hut Princip.its . need apply.. All Letters (post paid) will tie duly answcreti. The lowest price is fixed - for the House, Fixtures of every kind, Furbiturc, Clocks, Draw ings, Prints, tkv., •wp,l 1)0; - :ical at a day's notice.. ..The Ground Rent train's*/ Rates and Taxes are very moderate. • ' • WI LTSIIIRE. . • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VALUABLE :and mast Desirable FREE. /a. HOLD - ESTATE and mAN - oR, elegant Mansi , :s, replete with every Conveitiencyt . s , Air4ble ()likes. Card , ms, Pleasure Grounds, Private Horse Coiwe, Plantations, and • beautiful -Pack, or . Fertzte - Orn'ee, encoMpassed by substan tial Oak Paling, extending about 4 miles- in eircurnferd'nce capital Farini, and Tenements, containing in the whole up wards ~ 1 630 Acres, be the 64111 e. more or lzss. of Wadow, Pasture s Arable, and %Yogi; Laud, )ying perfectly compaCt, unintermixed with any other property, and enjoying sonic valuable. , exemptions from Tythes, coinprizing the Lordship or Manor of Newtontoney, the. County of. %V Sits, and the beautiful S.:.at apd Estate called Wilb!:rY, late b:longing to Thennas Bradshaw, Eaq. deceased. The . Cap!tal Mansion, Farm=houses, Offices, and Out-buildings, are in perfeel re pair, the - Lands ilia high 6tatepr cultivation,.the Soil dry and healthy, the Situation truly desirable, at the distance of 74 miles toarn London, 39 front Bath,.4 from Amesbury, and to Irons Andover and Salisbury - respettively, in a , genteel Neighbourhood, and •line Sporting Country,, abundantly stocked with :Lame, and generally esteemed one of the most compleu and desirable Estates for the Residenet of a Gentle man and Sportsman in the Kingdom.. • • Further Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Pryce, of Park street, Bath ; Mr. John Clark, at Wilbury, who will skew the Estate or to Messrs. .Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, Lineoln's.tnn. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The latter end of July, or the beginning of August next, el tln'r together or in Lots, a Particular of which, as well as the Day and Place of Sale, will, appear in a future Adver- - - A L Very Valuable and Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of one capital, anck several _mite! . small, but compad farms, with suitablki Out-buildings; a good Water Corn Mill, and near 400 Acrei of excellent Ara ble, *adore ' and Pasture Land, within a Ring Fence, well timb:red, and abounding with Lead and Coal Mines, un worked, most delightfully situated upon the side of the River .Dee, between Hawarden and flint, within two miles of the latterphice, and lying in the several Ttiwnships of Oakenholti Leadbrook, Mager, Kelstertoit, Colftin, other wise Wolvingion, and'Wepra, in the Parisit of Northop, and County of Flint, and now in the several holdings of Wm, Ed wards, John Humphreys, William Williams, William Pigott, Ann Jones, Pereey, Peter Davies, Ralph Reece, and Edward Foulks. The Occupiers of this Estate have a Right of Fishery in the River Dee. William Williams, one of the Tenants, will show the Estate ; and further Particulars may be had by applying to Messrs. L. and T. L.101:10, Att,gAlle.S 05WCStry, And in a feW Day 4 will b 2 pul)lisifed; The Music of Kensi and TaO, composed by BiNsi, autt now performing with the greatest applause at the King's Theatre, in the Haymarket. In the Press, and speedily will be published, • In Four Vas. Foolscap B vo. Price onel/unto:l, boards, IV/TEMOIRS of the kite Mrs ROBINSON, JL WRITTEN by HERSELF ; including Anecdotes of many distinguished Persons of the present period ; together , with sonic Posthitmous Pieces in Verse and Prose. Printed car R. Phillips, St. Paul's Church-yard. LITERATURE, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC. No. Bi, Pa1141•Itill, Ist June, This Day were published,, HE MQNTHLY REVIEW, ENLARGED, TFor MAY, ilex ' - Being No. 1. of Vol: XXX V. N. S, The , APPENDIX to Vol. XXXIW..; containing various important Articles of ForciAn Literature, with the General Title, Table of Contents, and Index to the Vol. The Publisher extremely regrets that he is again obliged to address the Readers of this Work on - I he subject of its l' c:; but the recent unexampled rise of Paper, (principally c cca sioned by the Duty being doubled), with the Increase of rfie Charges of-Printing, in journeymen's Ways, ate. of every other Article, once more entOrtea rho Add, Sixpence to each Number of the. Reviuw. the Public observe the price of all Books .now issuing from the Press,. it cannot be requisite to add any particular to prove .tike absolute necessity of this measure, ; or to ..ay more than that the NuMber for Mav, now sold for Two Shillings and Sixpence May, the Appendix o Vol. XXXI V. is charged at only Tiro Shillings; though that and many preceding Numbers have heer printed wt a great additional cost. REPERTORY OF ARTS AND MAWUFACTURES. This Day was published, 1 4 11 - Ze 2i. Illustrated - with Four Copper-plates, No LX X XX. (being the First Number of the fifteenth Volume) of a" THE' REPERTORY of V AR IS anti`MANU. FACTURES; containing the Specitie,ition Vt Mr. Harmar's Patent for a Machine for Cropping and raising it Shag on Woollen Cloths—Mr. Grate's, for corroding and making White Lead—Mr. - Holland's, for Fleecy Hosiery ; Messrs. Simpson. and isbester's, for making Straw Plat, &c.--Description of a Steam Flue for Hotbedi,by Mr, Weston —Advantages of 'setting Potatoes in, Rows -- Description of a Machine for Washing them, 'by the saint—Also of , a speedy Elevator, by Dr. Collins—Description of a Fire Escape, by the same,—On the Cause and Cure of the Curl in Pbtatoes, by Messrs. Hollins, Pitt,' and Holt—Description of a Support applicable to Seale-beams of every size, by . 14: Prong-On the Preparation of the . Salt' of Lead, by Citizen Pontier- . -Notices of New Patents ,granted sincethe last NuMber of tlaS Worlt; . V , ' Sold at the Repertory-Office,' N0..182, Fleet-street • by G. G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row ; B. Dugdale.,Duh lin ; .W. Remnant, Harnburgbl and by all other kook sellers. • Of whom may be had, Complete Sets'Of this Work, which is intended to form a perpetual Register ,of all useful DitiCO;; veries. It already contains upwards of Soo Sp:ifications 1 1 „tent Inventions; :t great variety of other interestins ter, consisting'or original Conirnunicat ions froln einine.nt In. clividuais and Selettions from the Tr.ins4;.tions of the Phi. losophical Societies of all 'Nations. Illostratud with about Soo Copper-plates. . . This Day was published, In On. Volume • foolscap Bvo. Prit:e6s. bpards, DICTIONARY of MUSIC; to which is pre. _CA. fixed a Fituiliar lotrodudion to the - SCIENCE Of HARMONY,. . ' - FRID/IY, THE BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT. -GENERAL MEETING 'of the SUB_ A SCRIBERS to a FUND now raising fnr the RELIEF of the WIDOWS' and ORPHANS of the BRITISH FORCES who have suffered'in EGYPT, convened thil 4th day of tune, by public AdverWetnent,.at the Crowd and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, . • The Right Hon. General Sr WILLIAM EAW,CETT, K. B. was called to the. Chair. , . His Royal-Highness the COMMANI)EIZ in LH I E havtag been graciously pleased to signify. his iliteptions of honour ing thiS ILlceting with his 'Presence, - • It was Unanimously Resolved, That His Royal Highness be humbly solicited to preside at its future ISdr.:tings. That the Right Hon. beneral Sir VIM. FAWCETT, K. B. be.requested to act as C3airman ; and Col. H E&KI is S of the L. H. V. as Deputy Chairman: It was likewise Resolved, • • That the Conunittee" for managing this Fund do consist of the same Gentlemen (or so Many of 'them as have Subscribed or may hereafter contribute to this Fowl/ who s9..iadiclquAY and correctly conducted the Subscription raised for the :Re - her of the Widows, Wives, and Children' of the Killed 'anti Wounded British' Soldiers, Seaters, and Marines, in.the Ex pedition to Holland in the year 1799—And that the Distribu tion be ,condueled under the saute ttegnlat:ons,*or such others as -they.may think proper.to•make. WM. YAW CETT, Chairman. The follotsittg Sums have been received to 3d inst. : • Hi.,szKoyil tkiglutess the Prince of Wales His Royal Highnes-i the Dole or V o lk . 10 . 5 ,• • . , AT 1;1,2 y O P S., J. J. Angerstein, Esq. 21 o Charles Pieschell, Esq.2.l o ohn Aitgeratein, kstp. 21 o •jUscp)l Peel and Cu. t o to A mngerste and Rivaz o .N. B. Pearce t o t o Aldecinan Ansley to to Geillohn Reid 21 0 Gilbert Ansley, - Esq. - .'to to Abraham' Roberts, Esq. to to Calverleyßewicke,Esq.at o John Ravenhill, Esq. to to Thomson 13ohar, ESq..2t o John SMith, Esq. . "Its to Thomson Boner, jun. 21 -ot Rbbert Shin', Esq..; to to Robert BurnS e Esq; • to to . Ro. Sliedden and-Sons, at o Henry Bonham, Esq. to to D4vid Scott, Esq. at A. Maxwell Bennett to to Shoolbrecl & Williams to to Bingley and Austin 1016 Scott, Idle, and Co. •24 . Robert Christie, Esq., set o Jamets Sykes, gsq,• to In Charles Cowper,-Esq. to to John Thomson, Esq., , o j. Campbell, Esq. to to Cha. Thelltisson; Esq. to re Charles Chalmers, E sq. to to G.• Wood f. Thellusson to to Donalds t ot and Gleijny to to Robert Wigram, F,sq. to to Quintin Dick and to to Mrs. Jane IVilson, John Edtlowes, Esq. to to ChorleyWoOd, 1-lerts to •tb \Vm. Eddowes, Ellis, .Edin.'flto.Weters,Esq. to to and Ellis to to •Ja..end Ja..Woodbrittge to to john Forbes, Esq. to to George Wood, Esq. t o to Findlay, Baunatyne, 'A.' Riddell, Esq. to to and Co. to to 'Thu. RoWeroft • At - 0 Robert Hunter, Esq. to, to Charles Logic, Esq. s 5 Geo. Hinekell, Esq.' 21 o T. leisllSod,CaTiAbclWell 5 5 • Hathilton and Touray to to Beatitoy, Biddle, altd .„ Geo. fefli:ry, Esq. to- - 'antes to to Henry Jackson, Esq. to to john Pesky • to to lanes, 13everidge,&. Co. to to Alarm:in Porchard ' to Thomas King, Esq.- to to Mastermen, Peters, and Thomas Langley, EA.- to to Co. . - - to to Lane,•Esq. to . to. Quarles, Harris, Co.& So to. Wm. Leiilitbn. Esq. to' to . Willis, WOod,,Percival, • Lushington and Mayor .toto . and Co, ' - •, ~.to to Paul Ls :%leSurier,Esq. to to Stephcnsons, Batsons; Hay. 14 Mesurier,Esq. to to aid Co, - to to Ceo. Leckie, Esq. to to Borne, & Co. to s Geo. ',Odell, Esq. - -to to Alarm. Trattle. - to 1: Win. Esq. to to. sales, Pollard and Cu.. to I, Kett. M'Keneie, E 4 q• to to ( icorf;es Bowles Joie john Mair, SOn, Thu- .1'11y:1,10,16, a_nd Co. toi to miss, and Co. ' - -S to . hte Fric , to to 1. Itioreir, Esq: to to Maitlands Stcrry, and Munro and rowne ' to to Nettlesitip - to to General Pieton to- to T. Edwards Freeman, P ese !wit arid Broy,den at Esq. C; ha. Polhill, of Chip_ John Gate Everett, stead Pla - c, Kent 10 . 10 HevteSbury. to Nich. Vansit tart, Esq. Charlei Knatchbull' to to M. P. - - to to Wyndham Knatehbull to Id Ecintund Boeltio, Esq. to so. •R ..and Ettw. Lee at o john Darby. - to to George Bainbridge to to Reand.„-krthor Pint. ~to John Beinbridge SO So Dottitias and - so to •C. and S. •Teissier to to Fraser e and Ripley, Rivier, & Co, to to c o , " • - ••to to T. Aletcalf, Esq to to j. Cazenorie and CO. to: to Van Vootst and Pfeil to to llarvey, Campbell, and It. & W. Crawshay & Co. to to Co. - - to to Charles•Raikes - to to R. G. Tetnple, Esq. ,to to The Worshipful . Com- John Trotter. , ro to parry,of Goldsmiths 52 , 10 I . Trotter, jun. -&-Co. to to Brants andDeladny to to North; •Sargeaunt; and Letevre, Curries, and - • at o ~ . Rai::cs - - - to to S. midi. Mallet:ley •to 10 Geo. oAnder, Esq. .to to Wolfli and Dorville to to Loralobart.: - „ . 2f' 0... Sir-R. Preston,l3art. to to J. Brogden, Esq..‘l.P. 2i o T. 'B.:11 and'Son to to Hannan and Co.. 2i o Wi. and Hi. Dickey to to Turner, Whiteside,and Clagetr and Pratte to to • Turner .. - to to, Reuben Ylet,her 2 - 2 Tohn klygrave . - S 5 Brick.woods and Daniel to to At the tliti;:rent Bankers. Sir T. C. Bunburk la io E art S'peneer - 50 0 I. 'H. C. - 5 0 Countess Spencer to •to Sir G. Robinson, Bin. s; so Colonel Fie:wgill. 3 5 }toil e Spence,. Percival to ro T homas Bernard, Esq. to so • - toro, i.t..Cc l3C.4eilcnift, 10 lo - _ Brook Watson,„ - JO To Henry Iloa .re to t o 111-fugh Haire To to' S. BosaiMiter, jun. to to Charles . •10 Aug. Greenlaud, 5 5 I.Vnt Wary Hoare to to Thu. Manners Sutton to to Hen. Myrick Hoare to to John Adams, -; • 5 5 SnoW, S andiiy, & Paul to to - John Herior, Esq. 10 to Edward W. Bootle to to Countess Dowag.Lucan g o William Tustin to To Lady Ann Bingham 5 o 'Hon. Col. Stanhope . 3 3 'tight lion. C. Yorke to to Lord de Dunstanitille ,' lb io Mrs: Waller • I r Col..Herries ro; Farquhar,&Co. to to Sir Thomas Musgrave le to Samuel Smith, Esq. to Fkaser, F.sq. - TO 16 E. F. Hatton, Esq. to to Col. Graham of-9oin 50 0 Rev. Dr. W. Bell - to to • Kt. Hon..So - W. Fay.... Sant. Sneyd, Esq. - to to, ettt - to to Earl of Uxbridge - sz so Brent, ssq. - to to Matthov Lewis, Esq. to to head s. Life Edw. Littleton to to Guards - to to 'rite Hon, G. Watson to to -Sir Ja. Pulteney, Bart. to to 'lent) , Part Esq. to, to BroadwOod and Son to to Alattins; Stones, and GeorgO Smith, Esq. to to Foote to to I,ord I lawkesbury zo 9 Rt. /fon. W. Dundas to to I,crti Tei,mmouth .to . I . o* - Lieut. Gen. Critifield to to The Hon. P. Pusey to 10 Hon. FL. Watson to to One Day s'Par I'l . ot - 11411c John Carle - to to Otticer.f,_ Non-com— Sir W, Geary, Bart. • to- to missioned Officersand Sir J. Stanley, Part. to to Privates -of the Ayr . Lieut. Gen. BalrourS3dio to and Renfrewshirc Re- Co). Calv;rt 5 5 RMlent of B. Messrs. Drummond 21 o 'a at k . ,ort George, by, T. CoUts and Co. 2t o MesSrs. Dunlop t 3 z' Sir C. Morgan • to' to ,Col. Prowitrigg to to JohoLotige, Esq. to to The Subscriptions 'continue to be received at I.lo)d's Cat fee-house, and at the following Bankers, viz. +terries, Farquhar, and Co. Sr. jaines'i-street. naininersley's, Pall-mall. Drummond's,. CharingLeross. Couts's, .Strand.' Snow, Sandby, and Paul, Strand. • Fleet 7 street. noire's. Fleet-street. Smith, Pynt• and Smith, Ceore-street, Mansion-house. Roharts and Curtis, Lombard-street. Itosanquet, Beacheroft, and Reeves LOnibard-street. Martins, Stones, and Facnc, Lotnliard-street,. By . Ttic)NtikS RUSHY,_ LL. D, The present . 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