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London, England, 1812-09-30 00:00:00

wirbott die hope er prospect *fits tOrOdnadoe t terithatt fog
proof of its indispensable necessity.
He who attempts to give the slightest sketch of the Events
which have taken place during the existence of the last Pulls.
meat, cannot omit the mention of that extraordinary and atro-
cious crime, which in a moment closed the career of the first.
Minister of Crown, deprived his Family of its dearest Tres- -
sure, and Society of one of its most amiable and valuable Members.
I was present in attendance upon my Ditty in the House OT
Commons when that .foul Murder was perpetrated , upon Mr.
Perceval. I had been constantly opposed to him. I had always
condemned the mode by which he had acquired Power, and his
use of it when acquired. But the sensations I then experienced
proved to me that I had not deceived myself in supposing it was
sense-of Public Duty, net animosity or envy towards any nsan
which had actuatedtny Public Conduct. I deeply regret his on.
timely end. My opinion of the impolicy of the Measure* of his
Administration remains unchanged.
It has afforded one of the; most striking examples upon re-
cord of the instability of human affairs, and the insecurity of
human life in places of the greatest apparent safety,to persons the
best formed to attach friends and to conciliate the regard of oppo.
Dents.
If you believe I have been falthfUl, diligent, and disinterested ;
and if, in a season of such complicated difficulty, my past Con-
duct entitles me to yoqr confidence for the future, I shall indeed
derive the greatest gratification front my Re-Election, and will
endeavour to do my Duty, nothing abating of my Hope and Wish
to serve my Country.
I You have it again in your power to bestow upon me the prow
dest distinction I shall ever court.
I hove the honour to be,with affectionate respect and attachment,
Gentlemen, your obliged and faithful Servant,
Bouthlll, Sept. 50,11112. SAMUEL WHITBREAD,

DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
TO UNDER SHBRIFFS, SOLICITORS, Re.
As it Dissolution of Parliament is immediately
expected, COLES, KNIGHT, and DUN2I, have provided
a proper number of Books Ruled, with Mated Captions ter
tilting the Poll, ha any County. Also they beg to inform the
above Gentlemen, that they may be supplied with Pon Clerks,
and every necessary Article in the Stationary line, at the shorting
notice.-21, Fleet-street, London, Sept. 28, 1812.

LECTURES on tbe PRACTICE of PHYSIC, and on th
LAWS and OPERATIONS of CHEMIbTRY, with Daily
EXAMINATIONS to facilitate tbe acquisition of Medical a 4
Chemical Knowledge.
DR. TUTHILL, of Cams College, Cambridge,
Fellow of the Royal Society, will begin his WINTER
COURSES on Monday October the Sth, at his bailie la Soho.
square, and at the usual!hourc
N. B. Private Pupils are taken,

• LE TURFS
ON SURGERY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND PATHOLOGY.
MR. A. CARLISLE, F. R. S. Professor of Ana-
tomy in the Royal Academy, and Surgeon to the West-
minster Hospital, will begin his COURSE of LECTURES on
the Art and Practice of SURGERY, and the Sciences connect-
ed therewith, on Monday, October Ig, at Half after Right, r. as.
at his House in Soho Square.
The Introductory Discourse Is open fo all Proleseloq4_, Sttl•
I dents, and the Subject to be continued on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at the same Hours.

ROYAL

LY-LANE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all Per-
sons engaged in this Theatre,as Servants before the Curtain,
are required to assemble at the Committee Rooms in Drury-
Lane, at One o'Clock precisely, on Saturday next, the 3d of Oc-
tober, in order to receive their Appointments; and to bring with
them the Names and Addresses of their Sureties.
By order of the Sub Committee.
C. W. WARD, Secretary.

'1 HEM 141.: ROYAL, DRURY-LAN:

"THE PERFORMERS engaged at this Theatre,
-a. are requested to asst mble on the Stage, on Monday next,
I October the sth, at One o'clock precisely, for the necessary pre-
arrangement of Theatrical business; and it is expected that all
Person; engaged in the Theatre will attend and sign their Names
in a Book to be prepared for that purpose,
By order of the Sub Committee.
C. W. WARD, Secretary.

'THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Persons
claiming Right of Free Admission to the said Theatre, that
the Theatre will open on Saturday the 10th of October : and that
all Pt none having complied with the Notice given by Public
Advertisement, to sign their Names In the Book kept by the Se-
cretary to the Committee, at the Treasury °See lu Drury-lane,
and having made good his Title of such Free Admission, three
days at the least previous to the exercise of such Right, will b
admitted Free to the Theatre on all Nights of Theatrical Repre-
sentation or Musical Performance, under the following Rept*
tions and Conditions.

A separate Door will be opened for Free Admisdo to the
Bose, and confined to them only; and no Free Admissions will
be passed at any other Bo: Door of the Theatre. Neither will
any Person not Free be admitted to pats through the Free Door.
Every Person clalming to be admitted Free, will be required
to sign his or her Name at the Door in it Book which will be
kept ready for that purpose, and will not be eitnitted without
such signature.

The very great frauds which have heretofore been. committed
upon the Proprietors and the Public, in the matter of Free Ad-
minions, has made it necessary for the Sub Committee to devise
the most effectual Controal in a matter so important to the In-
terests of the Company, whose affairs They are called upon to ad-
minister, and to those who are really entitled to the Freedom of
Admission

For the present, therefore, they have deemed it expedient to
exact, under the authority of the Act of Parliament, the Condi-
tion■ above stated for the prevention of Frauds, which ivill be
strictly eutoreed. By order of the Sub Committee,
C. W. WARD, Secretary.
Treasery-Olice, DrurpLane, Sept. 28, 181 L