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THURSDAY,' MAY vs, .1811.

THEATRE ROYAL; GLASGOW, TO .DE rxr.
FEE THEATRE ROYAL,GLAMOW, with,
'lite Scenery, Wardrobe, Bte. Is now to be Let bar liodi
time as stun be agreed upon: The entry to be on the 1* &Wet
November next. • •
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Further particulars may be known, by applying to John Dunlop
Donald, Writer, in Glasgow, Secretary to the Committee of
Management.—Glasgow, May 6, 1811.

TO BE 501.15 BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, -
THE LEASE ola CHAPEL, eligibly siti,zated
in the West End of the Town...--For particulars apply per-
sonally to Messrs. Benbow and Hope, Solicirorq,

CITY OF LONDON TAVERN.

F" FOR RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE
Rti __FFERERS DURING THE FRENCH INVASION.

JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. Chairman.
Amount of Subscriptions advertised iC17,094 17 Al
Subscriptions
The Corporation of the
City of London, per
Richard Clark, Esq .
Chamberlain 1000. 0
Tatham, Bailey, and
Sanders, Mount-st.
Grosvenor-square 3] 10
Mr. James Halliday '2O 0
Mrs. Mason, of Bel-
mont, Shrewsbury 10 0
D Reid, Esq. Milbank
House, Fermoy, Ire-
land - 26 0
Biddulph, Cocks, and
Ridge 100 0
Benj. Biddulpb, Esq. 5 0
Colonel Baron de Rote 20 0
Mr. Samuel Lee 2 0
The Provost, Fellows,
and Scholars of Wor-
cester College, Ox-
ford
Mr. Wm. Manning, Capt. Daniel, R. N.) 2 2
Mile End-road 5 0 A Country Clergyman 1 0
Mrs. Sarah Duppa, Andrew Tvreeda:e '. 1 1
Hackney 20 0 Andrew Tweedale, jun. 1 1
Data. Callaghan and Co. Mackenzie and Roper • 26 5
Cove, Cork 50 0 John Antrobns, Esq.
Rev. Richard Wilkes, Cheam, Surrey 3 0
Saville, Staffordshire 5 5 Felix and Geo. Clay 91 •
James Marshall, Esq. J. March, Esq. Liverpoel 50 0
Brldgenurth 1 1 J. Sales, Esq. 10 10
Thos. Helps, Esq. 10 10 P. T. B. t 2
Richard Ray, Esq. S I Foxs's and Soas, Fal-
R. J. E. Esq. 5 0 mouth
Mrs. Vox 1 0 Mr. Step. Gaselee
Mr. Wm. Brown, New John Pollard,-Esq.
Hummums Coffee- Mrs. Sie;sor, 'Bath, per
kouse,per Mr Joseph • T. Pinkett milk 20 0
Vanzeller S S John Freeman, Esq. 5 5
C. Beckford Long, Esq. 10 10 John Bate, Esq. • 10 10
Kymer, M'Taggart, T. Langford; Brooke, •
and Co. 100 0 Esq. Mere Hall,
W. S. Fry and Sons 100 0 Cheshire, per •T•
J. Mellish, Esq. Hill Oliver „as a
Cottage, Haslemore 5 0 Mrs. Wilson, Wilmot- •
Benj. Flounders, Esq. street, Brunswick-
Yarum 10 to square 10 0
Further Subscriptions will be received at the several Bankers
in the Cities of London and Westminster ; and at the Bar of the
City of London Tavern; Lloyd's, John's, awl Tom's Coffee-
houses; and in different pars of the Empire.
N. B. A Meeting of the Committee will be held at this House
everyl'aesday, where Subscriptions and inforrnatine will be
thankfuty received.
The Meeting held at Willis's Rooms for promoting the same
benevolent object, now meet in Committee at No. 87, Pall-mall ;
where their Secretary daily attends from ten to five o'clock, to
receive communications and Subscriptions.
A particular Report of the application of the Fund will be
hereafter publlihed. WILLIAM SCOTCEIER, Secretary,
No. 33, Mark-lane.

ince received :
A few Friends at the
George inn, Rye 7 11
John Turner and Son, •

Liverpool 111 10
Mr. George Robinson -.1 •.0
Mr. Thos. George, Bath 1 0
Mrs. Holston, Cannon; •
Pronto
Fells Calvekt, Esc. and
Co. 300 0
Major Robt. Blackall 5 5
Mr. John Mackie 10 10
Gardner,Stonehouse, k
Nockells St 10

G. and W. Satan &Ca 23 6
J. G. 10 0
Mrs. M. Ti. • 5 0
G. Goodwin, Esq. Styd-
ham Lodge, Hots 30 0
Mrs. Walton 2
Miss Bevan , I 1
25 0 I Miss Juliana Bevan 1 1

31 ID
5 5
10 10

' COEEMITTIEAROOM, LLOYD'. COFFER.HOUSE,
MAY 16, 1611.
THE COMMITTEE for the RELIEF of the
BRITISH PRISONERS in FRANCE, think it incumbent
upon them to expiess their Gratitude to the CLERGY, for the
very great Support and Advantage which the Subscription has
derived from their influence and labours—so generally and bene-
volently exerted. It ntay be:a satisfaction to them to bemformed
that the Fund which they have thus contributed so materially to
augment, must be of the greatest utility ; as it appears by the last
reports from the Committees in France, that the number of Bri-
tish Prisoners requiring Relief exceeds 10,000.
Amount advertised - £40,593 0 9
Dockland, Dorset, per Rev J. Venables • - 511 6
Cockerham Parish, Lancashire, per Rev. J. Widdell 215 0
Wyendale. near Lancaster, per ditto 9 IS
Bolton Church, Lancashire, per Rev. Mr. Taylor tt 0. 0
Parish Church of St. Bennett Fink, after a Sermon per
Rev. M. Wilson, transmitted per the Church-war-
dens, Stewart and Crokatt
Old Norwich Chapel, per Rev. S. Johnson

39 3 9
6 111 0
2 10 0

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Wettenhall and Oultonlow -
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Terriogton St. Clements, and Terrington St. John's,
Norfolk, per Rev. A. Goode 1 0 0
.
Borough and Parish of Buckingham -• 57 15 6
hillingslane D'ayrell, per Rev. J. L. Darrell - 510 0
Lockliampstead, per Rev. J.'l'. A. Read • 4 7 0
Stowe, per the Rev. J. 1.. Dayrell - 6 12 0
Shalstone, per Rev. J. Risky, jun. - It 1 0
Thornborough, per the Rev. J.'l'. Miles- - 415 6
Thornton, per ditto - 16 17 6
Winslow, per Rev. G. G. Stnoeshrat - 34 14 6
I'ingwick, per Rev. J. Risley - - 36 0
Folcott Bock, per Rev. W. L. Bennett - • 2 0 0
Preston Bywtt, per ditto - - 9 4 0
Mary and Samuel Brooke - - 10 10 0
Thaxted, Essex ' - - - 26 * 0
Parish of St. James, Garbektreth, per Rev. W. Parket 24 16 8
Betbnal-Green Volunteers, per Lieut.-Col. Carrick 25 0 0
Memgresdale Parish, Cumberland • 1 12 1
'Chemin Smith, Esq. - 0 3 0
George Hughes - - - 2 2 0
George Convert - - 2 5 0
John Cowen - - 1 1 0
Swedish Church - - 17 12 0
Eight Swedish Sailors, not present at the CoUection 1 0 0
Chinn Church, Shropshire, per Rev. C. Swaision 6 6 0
Egham, Surrey, per Rev. John Liptrott - 34 I 6
'I. W. - - 30 0 0
Thomas Allen and Sons • 10 • 0
Castle Lodge of Harmony of Pree Masons, Horn Ta-
Tern, Doctors Commons,per G.C. AUen Treasurer $ 0 0
Masonic Lodge of Fortitiade, N 0.29, Bornl:ant, Essea,
per Mr. James Addison, Treasurer . 10 10 0
Ninian Bruce, Esq. - -. 1 1 0
Lieutenant Muskat and the Detachment of Royal Ar-
tillery Drivers at the Isle of Wight, (1 day's pay)
Township of Meaborough St Dennaby -
Great, and Little Contbarhan, Worcestershire, per
At 4. Leonard Middleton - 1 0 0
Parish of SuttonVallence, per Rev. Sir John Head 9 16 9
Parish of East Sutton, per dkut • 3 5- 0
---- Trans, Tunbridge Wells - 11 12 6
Secood Collecton at Ditto, per Rev. J. T. Wildgreas 515 6
g:7 A Sermon will be preached on Sunday morning neat, at
the Parish Chord% of St. Paul's, Deptford, for the Relief of the
British Prisoners in Prance, by the Rev. James Rudge, A. B.
.Minister and Lecturer of Limehouse. • .
THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary.
• No. 3, Goorplad, Losibarti‘sinet:•

0 6 0
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MR=WESI, =run o* THE DEATH OF LDED.
WILSON.
M. SSIS,WEST and HEATH announce to the
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