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NTIMBER 8028.

OPEN EVERY PLAY EVENING.
OS ti•
PAREIL THEATRE, STRAND
• •." OPPOSITE THE ADELLPL ,
Coder the Authority of the Lard annalistlan.
THIS and TO-MORROW EVENINC will be
A acted, a new Graad Melo-Dramatic Spectacle, written by
jiiks Scott, called,
ASGARD, THE DEMON HUNTER;
OR, LE DIABLE A LA CHASSE.
principal Characters—Mr. Villiers, Signor Rivals, Mr. Min-
tcdOir G. Giroux; Miss C. Giroux, Mrs. Stokes, and Mies
W.
previous to which, an endre new Met Dane, edlbd
PATRICK and NORAH ; or, The SOLDIER'S RETURN.
To conclude with the favourite Burletta, canal
THE RED ROBBER;
OR, THE STATUE IN THE WOOD.
' The whole under the direction of Mr. Scott.
ty By particular desire, Miss Scott will continue (for this
week algY) the admired Address, Music, Poetry, and Paining;
am recite a Tale (written by herself) in imitation of the andegt
Poetic Romances. Also a favourite Conic Song (in character)
ye, Mr. hfeszia.
Boxes 4% Pit es. OaL Is. Second Prior at halfpast eight.—
Flaws for the Boxes to be taken at the Ilustre.
Miy now will beperfonned, (never acted) a new Bur-
kna, In Two Acts, in which Miss Scott will make her ant ap-
pearance (in character) this Season.

CHARTER HOUSE.
THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN educated at CHAR-
TER•HOUSE SCHOOL will be beld at Charter House, on Sa-
turday, December It
Divine Service will begin at Half-past One o'Clock.
STEWARDS.
Arthur DanL Stone, M.D. I George Barter, Esq.
Robert Gory, Esq. Cornwallis Hewitt, Esq.
Thos. Gerard Ferrand, Esq. Rev. William Russell.
Dinner will be on Table at Five e'Clock.

CLUB.

THE SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS SHEW
.1. of CATTLE, SHEEP, and PIGS, will be held at Mr.
Sadler's Repository Yard, Goswell-street, near Smithfield, on
Friday, Saturday, and Monday, the tith, 12th, and 14th of De-
cember lats.—The Annual Dinner of the Club will be held at
freemason's Tavern, on Monday, the 14th, at Five o'Clock; and
Tickets, 121. 6d. each, may be had at the Bar of the Tavern ; or
of Mr. Sadler, at the Shew Yard.
N. B. The Stock to be exhibited for the Prises must arrive at
obeibew Yard before Nine o'Clock on the morning of Thursday
die 10th; and certificates exactly conformable to the printed
Forms, must either be then delivered or previously sent (sealed
tp) to the Stewards at the Yard, otherwise such animals win not
bt admitted into competition by the Judges.
)ills of the Premiums and Forms may be had at the Yard; at
Ns. 7, Cloth Fair; at the King's Head; or the Lock and Key
C.efee.houses, in Smithfield Market.
• • The Club hold a Meeting at Freemason's Tavern, on
Friday the 11th, at Three o'Clock.

SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND,
ST. GEORGE'S-FIELDS, SURREY.
The Lord Bishop of DURklem, Pre.ident,
SAMUIL BO4ANQULT, Esq. Treasurer. . •
'(HE COMMITTEE feel the warmest gratifica-
A. in acknowledging the liberal support which this
4a.,
has received from a benevolent Public, and earnestly
n those who are but slighey acquainted with it, to form
a$ anal judgment of its progress. They will there witness a
ape of industry and happiness of which the Blind have been
bretofore thought incapable, and the productive employments
elfish sumo hoossumlispied teethe objects within the School, pre-
set the most flattering prospect with relation both to the Funds
et the Institution and the future benefit of those wbo are thus
isetructed. Amidst these considerations, it is a subject of deep
regret, that by the erection of the plain substantial buildings
which have been found requisite, the Charity has unavoidably
incurred a debt on the balance of their building account, of up-
wards of one thousand eight hundred pounds, for the liquidation
of which, the Committee are impelled to solicit the public
beauty, being precluded by the rules of the Institution, from
making it a charge upon the general fund.
Donations and Subscriptions are thankfully received at the
Ithool,and by Samuel Bosanquet, Esq. Treasurer, No. 7S, Lom-
hutotreet ; the Rev. Dr. Grindley, Secretary, No. 5, Buxton-
Ike, Lambeth; the Collectors, Mr. R. Grasswell, Craven.
dret, Strand: Mr. Richard Stiff, No. 100, Borough; and
Mart Bennett and White, Lloyd's Coffee-house; and also by
Sc following Bankers : Messrs. Bosanquet and Co. Messrs.
Arsine sad Co. Messrs. Wm. Cbatteris and Co Messrs. Coatis
sad Co. Messrs. Down and Co. Messrs. Forster and Co. Messrs.
Hawes, Messrs. Ransom and Co. Messrs. Sykes and Co. and
Meets. Vere and Co. JOHN GRINDLAY, Secretary.
Narembcr 26, 1812.
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AT a MEETING of the PROTESTANT
" NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, and FREEHOL-
DERS, of the COUNTY of WESTMEATH, asseinbled at the
Court House, Mullingar, 13th November, 1812,
Right Hon. WILLIAM HANDCOCK, in the Chair,
Resolved, That we have peen with satbfaction, the Resolu-
ta' entered into by the Protestants of Slip, Leitrim, and
Monaghan which meet our general approbation.
Resolved, That confiding in the Wisdom of Parliament, and
lot wishing to agitate the public mind, we have hitherto declined
wog public declaration of our opinions on the subject of the
Email Catholic Claims; but when we see those Claims con-
verted into unqual•fied demands, we deem it our duty, thus to
tone forward and avow our sentiments upon this important
*in ail and the more so, as it has actually been declared in
Tylitment that the Protest7nts of Ireland are favourable to

et repeal of existing disabilities.
ed, l'hat It has been, and is our earnest wish, to live
uterine of friendship, amity, and conciliation, with our 'Roman
taholic fellow subjects: and, possessing those feelings, we would
OdlY•teuctde every-privilege wit,ch can be given, consistent
the spirit and principles of the British Constitution, and
11th the security of our Establishment in Church and State.
Retolved, That- the Unqualified Repeal of those Laws, on
!kith the remaining Roman Catholic disabilities depend, would
!inconsistent with the whit and safety of the British Constitu-,
wosld tend to subvert the Pro:estadt Settlement of this
y.:l which, we ore convinced, the connection between
'rut 1344103nd Ireland, and ultimately the security of the Em-

Legislature shall in its wisdom, think
thei Repeal of those Laws, we hope and
shall be so guarded, as to afford full and
:.tatlichntent, wh ea we con,ider vitally
welfare and stability of this Protestant
from all dangerous innovatiosa and en-

being the sentiments of the great body
Proprietors, Electors, and other Pro-
County, we deem it right to lay the
"ornament when assembled, and in Owl
before his Royal Highness the Paz iv%
t has impressed us with the most dutiful
t confidence towards his Royal Highnesso.l
Ar of these our Resolutions, be trans.
to our Representatives, as expressive of
accompanied with a request, that they will pre-
tithe House of Commons.
Earl of WEST MZATII be requested to pre-
, the Hcuse of Lords.
ible Address be presented to Ms Grace,
11101414 Lord Lieutenant-Gerteral and
;eland, requesting his Grace to transmit
the PILINCZ RaGINT, our Address, togs-
duty, and expressive of our warm attach.
Government in this Kingdom as adminls-
WILLIAM FIANDCOCK. Chairman.

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te, Resolved, That U the L
git r to grant any furthei
4t, that such Repeal steal
eet security to our Ecta
ME Vett with the wel
mandfntto protect it f
ntl" kasolecend, they- Del
the Prutestant Landed
.t Inhabi-ants of this
ML by P; tition, before Pa
respectful matustr be
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'tude and mow perfect c
kesolved, That a Copy
ed by our Chairman to
Mt sentiments, accompanli
Its our said Petition t 9 the
&solved, That the Earl
our said Petition to th
P 5 itemised, That an huml
etas Duke of
./11;• 4 Governor of Irela
Royal Highness the
1.11 with ouS humble d..q
to his Majesty's Goy
ItY Ida Grace. WI