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London, England, 1821-03-03 00:00:00

Frefteritt, Bait.

Sir Thomas Turton, Bart.
Sir Matthew• Bloxam, Knt.
Treasurer—Flom
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Lord Viscount Althorp
Hatches Truwer, Esq.
Costrker, Esq.
John Letts, Esq.
'William Brown, Esq.
John Fair, Esq.
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Physicians—Dr. C. Forbes—Dl:. Wm. Back—Dr. J. B. Davis.
Surgeons—John Allen Gill ham, Esq.—Hen. Green wood,-Esq.
Apothecary—Mr. Benjamin Haggett.
.Dinner on Table at Four o'Clock precisely. No Servants
but those of the Nobility, Vice-Presidents; and Stewards, will
admitted.—Tickets its. each, to be had of the Stewards;
at the Dispensary; of the Treasurer, Secretary, Collector,
and at the Tavern.
This Charity is supported by soluntary Contrihntions,, and
the Terms are—to become a Life Director, 15 Guineas—a Life
4orertior, 11:YGuitleas—an Annual Governor, One Guinea per
Annum. —Suhsaxiptions are received by the following Per-
lans, viz. MessreAdoare, Bat nett, Hoare and Co. Lombard-
street Messrs. Sikes, Snaith mid Co. Mansion House-street;
,lessrs. Rogers, Tovgood and Co. Clement's-lane ; Sir Peter
.11`)k.. Bait. Thornton.,Yree, Down, and Scott, Bartholomew.
]acre ; Sir .191)1) Pinliorn, Weston and Son, Borough' Bank
111 the Treasurer, Florence Young, Esq. High-street, South.
'walk ; by the Collector, Henry'Clizichard, 4, Weston-street
Southwark ; at the Dispensary, Ilaion-street, Southwark
.and by

FREDERICK WILLIAM CARTER,
,Sec.
No. 48, High-street, Southwark.

NAPLES.

[Extract from "The Friend of the Constitution," Feb.lo.l
The Permanent Deputation to the People of the Two Sicilies :
" A letter from Laybach, dated Jan. 28, ad-
dressed by the King to the Prince Regent, and
confidentially communicated by his Royal High-
sless to the Permanent Deputation, imposes on
the Deputation the necessity of convoking the
Parliament Extraordinary, (according to the
form, which the Constitution prescribed to the
Prince Regent,) in order to decide upon such
measures as the dignity and honour of the Nea-
politan nation require. The calmness and firm-
'less which the nation displayed on the reception
of the before-mentioned letter were sentiments
suitable to a free people; to a people which has
sworn to a Constitution, in conjunction with its
King. This calmness and this firmness will
bathe the insidious projects of those whose sole,
object is to deceive the nation by scattering
about the firebrands of civil war: but the na-
tional glory shall no longer be the victim of ca.
tinny and oppression.
Islaple3 Feb. 9, 1821.
(Signed) GALDI, President.
" SENEGLI, DEN'ATO,)
" NICOLAI, STRANO, Secretaries.
cc , • " BORELLI, BERNI,
thp The following Answer was sent by the Prince Regent to
the Permanent Deputation :
, ' Ferdinand &c. &c.
To the Permanent Deputation of the National Parlia-
Them

The Ministers of Russia and Prussia, and the Austrian
-:arge d'Affaires, according to the orders reeeived from their
V_
cons, have communicated to me the resolutions taken at Lay-
a,.{.ll, with respect to the kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
Wishing., under circumstances which so much concern
_,"e safety of the State, not to take upon ourselves to form any
ueterrnination, nor give any answer without having first consult-
ed the national representation, we have judged it fit and neces-
sary to convoke the Parliament Extraordinary ; and finding
ourselves in the situation provided for in the 155th Article of
the Constitution, we hereby call upon the Permanent Deputa-
tion to convoke without the least delay the Parliament Extraor-
otnary, in order that it may deliberate on the important commu-
ilieations which the Government has received.
" For ourselves, faithful to our oath, we shall never separate
our lot from that of the Nation.

" -----
7- (Signed) " FRANCIS, Regent.
Countersigned by the temporary Minister of Foreign Affairs,
" PIGNATELLI.'
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" The Perinanent Duputation replied to this Message by
Call Sing it to be made known that the preparatory Assemblies
Lliould meet on Monday, the 12th, and by calling upon his
I".Yal Highness to open on the 13th the National Parliament
txtraordinary.
*.* We regret that we have not room this day for the Pro-
Ceedingl Of the NATIONAL PARLIAMENT EXTRAORDINARY
on the 13th ult., but they shall appear on Monday.

Letters have been received from St.lrelena, dated
Pecember 22. They completely contradict the
'ate accounts respecting Buonaparte,brought from
the liunited States. He is represented to take
great deal of exercise, particularly on horseback,
144 to converse freely with those persons admitted
• 17,4 e him. lie is rather desirous of company.
uere was much bustle amonsgt the demestics
getting into the new house erected for Napo-

THE LAT.E DUEL.—Yesterday evening the In-
quest in this case was resumed. Mr. Pettigrew,
the Surgeon, Air. Maurice, his pupil, and the
Bono-street officers, were examined. This con-
cluded the evidence, and the Coroner recapitu-
lred the testimony of the whole of the witnesses.
he Ju-ry adjourned to an' adjacent apartment,•
It4rld after deliberating about half an hour, de-
l''rered tl teir verdict—" Wilful Murder against
Chris,tie, Mr. Trail, and Mr. Patmore." The
Coroner is wed his warrant for their apprehen-
'sion. The Inquest-was not over till 12 o'clock.
J. and J. SivEwatont. have the high satisfac-
' lion of congrAtula:ing :their Friends, who pur-
chased at their. °MOW, on the result of last Wed-
nesday's drawing, which enabled them to dis-
tribute in 13 Shares, No. 2053, one of the Grand
Prizes of '21,0007. Money ;and Consols, besides
Three other Capitals, being a continuance of that
good fortune which invariably attends their
Offices. On the 17th of Tins MONTH, being St.
Patrick's Day, the Lottery will entirely finish,
when Three Prizes of 21,000/. each, besides all
the other Capitals, must be drawn; and from the
uncommon attraction of so rich a Wheel, they
recommend an early application at their Offices,
37, Coraill ; 11, liolborn ; and 38, Haymarket.