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London, England, 1812-04-04 00:00:00

Parish of Kirkby, Underwood, per Rev. J. Barwls 1 8 0
Lodge of Friendship of Freemasons, No. 3, Thatched
House Tavern - • - - - 10 10 0
I. y, J. M. - - - .- 50 0 0
AB. - - - - S 0 0
C. M. . - - . - - 10 0 0
Parish of Tatisileid, Surrey, per Mr. W. Loutill 5 5 0
Parishes of Theitietharn, Suffolk, and Blo' Norton,
Norfolk, per Rev. Chari,s Brown, of Bury S 14 6
At Kirk Newtoa, Northumberland, per Rev. J.
Boucher - - - 5 13 0
Collection at Sudbeach, by the Rev. Mr. &lit - 214 6
----- at Dunholme, per ditto • - 0 13 6
- at Worlaby, by Rev. R. 1). R. Spooner 6 0 0
•-•-•.— at Torksey, by Rev. M. M. Raines 3 5 6
-..-•-.-- at Hardwick, per ditto - - • 1 5 0
--•--- at Brampton, per dkto - 0 I I 0
Amount of a Coll., tion at St. Trinity Church on the
Fast Day, by the hands of the Miniltir and Church-
wardens - - - - - - 24 4 2
Collection at Garstang Church, per Rev. John Pedder 3 8 6
W. Wrigi.t, Es q - - - - - 21 0 0
Parish of East Dean - - - - 4 0. 0
At Edgware Church, on Fast Day, per Rev. J. Arm-
strong - - - 5 5 0
At Bradford Church, Wilts, transmitted, per D. Clut-
whack, Esq. - • - - 4 13 4
Parish of Hatton, near Lancaster, per Rev. James
Sainbank - - 10 9 0
Parish of Long Sutton, per Rev. T. Gregg - 44 5 6
At Swaaage, Isle of Purbeck . - 13 14 11
Parish of Llandutpls, near Plymouth, per Rev.- Eras.
Y. logo - - - 11 0 0
Trammkted per Sir Wm. crises and Co. Edinburgh 17 4 6
At 't. Peter's Chapel, at Peterhead, transmitted per
Mr. J. Hutchison - a 10 3 6
'I ransmitted per Haverfordwest Bank : '
John Owen, Est. M. D. . . - So 0 0
Mrs. Owen, of chick= - - - 20 0 0
Miss Qom:, of Haverfordwest - t S 5 0
Parish of Ro ..market, per Rev. J. Marris - 4 5 6
-...-. Languen, per ditto ' - - • 211 6
--... Dines, per "'koalas Bateman • • 6 0 0
- ;A Ishmael's, per Pew B. Davies - 6 6 10
•------ Vale. Viet ditto - • •• 4 2 5
• St. Ely e',, per Rev. F. Rees - - 1 5 6
- Llancleloy, per Rev. W. Willignis • 1 17 6
..-...• Llaitretban, per ditto - - 0 9 0
'THOMAS FFRGUSON, Secretary,
No. I, Geneze.eard. Lombard-street.

ENGPAYINGti BY SHARP, AFTER CARACCE,
244 Indio by tin, for Work of Engravings.

THE very celebrated Picture of the DEAD
•CHRIST aid MARIES, by AN. CARACCE, formerly
in the Orleaes Collection, now at Ca•tle Howard, having, by the
permission of the Earl of Carlisle, been copied by Mr. Wilkin,
jun. for tke purpose of forming one of a series of TWELVE large
ENGRAVINGS, to be executed by the principal Arti-tar of the
present period, with a view of exemplifying the. Works of the
leading Masters of the Roman, Florentine, Bolognese, Venetian,
Lombard, Spanish, and Flemish Schools, the Amateur s of
l'ainting, and of fine Engraving, are respectfully informed,
that the Drawing of this Picture, together with other fine
Drawings after these. Masters, from which this Work will be el-
"cubd, are row on View, at 'he Gallery, 39, Sackville-street,
Piccadilly, which will enable them to firm a correct idea not
only of the nature of the Work itself, but of the selection df
which it will brconipos‘d.
In illustrating, by individual examples, the Compositions of
three of the Schools above-mentioned, it is int ended to adopt the
very general sultet of the HIS !DRY °JOUR SAVIOUR, taken
at some of its most interesting periods. This is most happkly
afforded by the following capital Pictures : by the Virgin, Young
Christ, and St. John of itafikelle, now in the Stafford Gallery ; by
Christ among the Doctors, in the picture of Leonartrla
in the possession of the Right Hon. Lord Northwick ILO by the
'picture of Annibal Carracce above mentioned. These three Pic-
tures, While they offer choice examples of theßoman,Fl,-rentine,
and Bolognese Schools, will also form a set, equally valuable for
the Portfolio, or. the Library of the Amateur.
•f be Venetian and FlemiAs r,chools beteg those in which Co-
lour,,ng has taken a lead, will be exemplified by the gay and
lightsome subjects of Titian, and Paid Veronese, and the Allego-
rical and Historical Works of Rubenvand Vandyke, while the
schools of Lombardy and Spain will be shewn in the Werke of
Corregglo and Monnio.
The Work Itself will thus give, not only a concentrated view
of the Compositions of these great Masters but also afford an
opportunity of judging of the reladve abilities of the most
ems-
sent Engravers.of Modem: Europe.
Indepooduttot the Work oilers* Engravings, it is intended.
also to pub lish a smaller Work, upon Noe scale of Vandyke'a
Bak of Heal, illustrative (lithe Fine Portraits, and Ideal Heads
of Rafael* Titian, Giorgione, VidasqUes, Rubens, Vandyke,
Rembraisk Guide: sodOonieniektoo.
Thep:tidied Artists t be ealployed In these Works of Etn.
9F2,12=10101. of Flosimcs ; Sheep, and Heath, of Lon-
don Germany; liffareller, of Stutgard; and others,
who may bes of
coesidered as the principal Engravers ache present
period, se well in this country as abroad; and both works will
be under the direction of William Buchanan, Esq.
The Terms of Subscript:Jou to the large Work are, Three
Guineas for sub Engraving; to be paid on delivery, The Perms
of Subscription to the Work of Portraits, will be Two Guineas
for es& Number, containing Three Engravings. 'f he Impres-
sions of the Plates shalt be delivered to Subscribers according to
the priority of their subscriptions, and Gentlemen, not resident in
London, wishing to become Subscribers to this Work, will be so
gbod u to send their particular saris., and also mention, if they
wish their Copies delivered to any person in London, or for-
warded to them elsewhere.
Mr. Yates, at the Gallery., 39, Sackville-street, who has charge
of the Exhibition of the Druninp,will receive Subscribers names,
to both, or either of these Works; and am a Book for entering
these has been recently opened, Gentlemen Ineendingba suberlbe
will be ware of theimpeetante of having their names high upon
the list, u the Imprudent Of the Pistesiedi be sleliveced In CAR
oafs: to the saran,

FO BE SOLD, Old Tom Gin 9s. per gallon, Old
-11- hula ca Rum 14$. Bd. per gallon Old Crusted Port Wine
504. per dozen. The Sprits in quantities of not less titan two
gallons—the Wine in quantities of not less than one dozen.
JOHN SHEPHERD and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public,
that they have now for Sale a considerable quatrity of the above
articles, at their Wine and Stick Commission Warebouse,No.lB,
Cullum-street, Fenchurch-street, which they offer at the above
knv prices, to be take* away at the expeece of the buyer, and
paid for at the /into of purchase.—March 25, 1812.

NEW PATENT LIVERPOOL LAMP.
Invented by I. FURMEAU and C. SEWARD.

THE Public Attention to this LAMP is most
respectfully solicited, as from Ps Principles the most bril-
liant effect is produced by the use of cheap oils in the place of
the most expensive, which renders it an object of oonsidera•
ble imp.ntance to the consumers of oil. fhe simplicity of its
construction makes it very easy to manage, gni not liable to be
out of order.

Wholesale and Retail Warehouses, No. 152, Drury-lane,
facing Long Acre; and Church-street, Liverpool; where the
Proprietors have on Sale a good Stock of pate Seal, and other
cheap Otis, the Lamp is best adapted to use.,

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG.

THE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer, is
determined to sell every article of the first fashion and
workmanship at the following reduced price., viz.
Pearl lieeklaces any pattern fronareS IS 6 remaking 'leo 12 0
Earrings per pair 1 3 0 0 10 6
Bandeau: - - 10 10 0 210 •
Springs - - 4 4 0 upwards 4 1 5 0
Bracelets per pair . 5 10 0 0 10 6
i.ockets - ... 1 11 6 0 14 •
Brooches - • 1 5 0 0 7 6
Cros'es - - 1 i 0 0 4 6
Whereas many Ladies and Gendemen conceive ...a believe,
from the above prices, that every =silent is made from a coin-
po.itinn, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are
asipectfully informed, that every article is composed of Oriental
Pearls from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, bei.ig
nsanofactured by the real workman, are offered to the public
much o.aer their usual charges.
Several complete suits of Pearls, new ipatterns, in morocco
cases, consisting of Necklacis, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and
three Brooches, from X2O to £9O per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar-
low, No.l, Grange-court, Carey-street, Lincoln's Intl Fields.

HOLMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS,
without Flues, which unite, in the highest degree, conve-
nience, utility, and economy. It is a fart well known, that all
Ovens hitherto contrived for the Use of Families, which are at-
tacked to Kitchen Rangers, owing to the Flue*, occation a consi-
derable loss of fuel, as well as diminution of heat. To obviate
these great disadvantages has been the study of the Inventor of
the Patent Domestic Ovens, which are without Flues, and which,
instead of diminishing, increase the heat, without the least addi-
tions! fuel. References to Families of the first respectability will
be given, Where the Ovens may be seen in use,-aid also at his
Manufactory,'Castle-court, Strand, near Bedford-street; and at
Mr. Hanson, Ironmonger, Bruton-street' Bond-street; Mr.
Peachy, Ironmonger, swallovi-street, Osford-road ; Mr. Her-
pave, lromunonger, Greenwich ; Mr. Phillips, ironmonger,
Knightsbridge; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence, Ironmongers,
Girden-street, Whitechapel; and Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Les.
therhead, Surrey.
N. B. The. Society foe the Encouragement of Arts has done
Mr. Holmes the honour of voting him a handsome Premiums foe
this Invention. •

ESSENCE OF MUSTARD.
CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormentinp-iteking, Instantly removed by W tin E-
HEAD'. ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
its extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism, Paides, Gouty Affec-
tions. and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain
remedy has been unknown, and neglected, and the chilblains have
actually broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE wif aloe
she pain, and very speedily heal them.. Prepared and sold by
R. Johnston, Apothecary, IS, Oreek-wreet, Sabo, London, the
Essence and Pills at 24. 9d. each—the Ceram at le. ltd. Sold
by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
'V The psalm ha. aWM iek staiiS with (be Mal et R.
Mentes ism/4 mak.