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MR. HUNTS INDRMNTIrif..
THE commiTTEg for conducting the 81311;
SCII I Pl' I 0 N soi foot, s' testimony Of Ptie
GRATITUIiEfor,AIr. ona
cut-nous in DEFENCEni of
the IIIG FIT of PETITION; proceed to lay bcfote the Public',
in c9nformit - with the Lutructions of the late Nleetint, a list of
the :items airie.l4 receiviAl.

r.)- :Are sensible that the spirit with which the Subscription
has hitmr.o proceeded, is altogether inatiespiate to the purpose;
and tilat ii does nut at present con esrund with the generous
feelings o the Public; but they are en.:bled to state, tint consi.:
derabie exertloni are making lo many provincial districts; and
they Satter themseivei that any pPescut appearance of tardiness,
wit', in the good caine in:.'Aich they at* engaged, have the
effect of stimulating every honest man, in Ms own sphere, td
exert himself In promoting the Subscription.
In proof that such a spirit pervadt;s the country, and as an
example worthy of incitation, th• Committee conceive they can•
not better prthnote their purpose, than by copying one of the
local advertisements, as it appeared in ‘, The True Atercary" of
the 25th uldsuo

" 111Citl' 11UNT, ESQ.
“ this Friends of a real, effective, and Constitutional Iteform;
• are respectfully informed, that a Subscription is opened, for the
purpose of =sitting to de:r..y the einense incurred by the attov
111'..triet, who has so nobly, ably, and triumphantly defended the
legtl rights of his countrymen, and heki up to contempt and de-
rision the unprincipled abettors of arbitrary ',osier.
" Be it observed, that the wing [Wormers, at their public
Meeting, and splendid t:inters, whenthe unconstitutional Inroad,
of the In, have been cqndemned, and the sufferings of their vic-
tim; commiserated, have hitherto avoided every act which might
prove the sincerity of their dedarat ions. These men of honour;
talent, and property,' in tilt.; part of tha KingdoM, have not con.
trilrated a single shilling to the Staerers at Manchester, nor so the
legal investigation of that unexampled and heart-rending occur-
rence.. Let us not imitate those party men*they ate not our
' nttue-al leaders.'

" Subscriptioni received at the Union Room, queen-street:
and at Mr. Marshall's, LI )okseller, Newcastle. The Subscriptiorl
will be closed in twelve days from this elate. By order of tbe
•Committee. '4 W. WEATIIERSTON, Secretary.
4‘ NewcaLtie, April 21, 1530."
May other towns b.! f4urd to exhibit equally correct feelings;
and practices elually exemplar;. JO.i. WEBB, Secretary.
The first Substriher to the I My name ww:ld crush me 1 0
Manchester Sufferer. 10 10 S:rF. iiordet:. Bart. M. P. 20 0
James Briarly 2 C' " The Ne ws." 2 2
J. Wilkinson 1 1 .1.111.:1 f. ier.d to the cause 1 0
Mr. Fulham 1 1I T. Ihl!-.i 1 1
J. R 0 10 A Liv-r,-.rao of London 10 Q
John Stock, 53. W. K. 103. 0 15 Sandry=rmil subscriptions T 10
r.. F. 1 0 Thos. trout 1 1
. .
Captain Williams, IL N. 1 0 Mr. Ilayden,Welbeck-st. 5 5
Dr. Maclean 1 1 A Peer, 20 zalutirer of
:qr. Adams 1 0 Mr. I tunes stern in-
W. Hone 1 4) tegrity and perseve-
Mr. R. Ireland • 1 1 ranee, but no Radical 25 0
Janes Burdett. Esq. 501 An Admirer of Air. •
Mr. Thos. Cousins, [lcy- I I lusie.great exertions 1 0
tesbury 1 0 t John Fi.tision, School-
Sir Richard Phillips 5 0 • master, Brick-lane
A Friend in Warwick -liire 1 1 A few Friends, Strat.
JohnCamllobbouse.Esq. ford-le-Bow - 015
M.P. towards defray- Do. One Swan, Bishops-
ing Mr.llunCseifiensti gate-strett 0 7
at York 10 0 Richard Webb,2o,John-
W.WanW y,Clement's -la. 1 0 street, Pentonville 1 0
P. Moore, 10s. 6d. Left at 34, W,thlour-
.1 Villt,.birt friend of Mr. street, without a name 1' 0
Hunt 1 0 Patrick 51'Intyre 1 d
Books are opened to receive Subscriptions at Mr. Hayden'.,
No. 1, Welbeck-street ; Mt. Dolby's, 299, Strand, and 34, War-
dour-street, Soho; Mr. Watling's, opposite the Adelphi, Strand i
Mr. Ireland's, 78, Holhorn-hill; Mr. Fulham's, 24, Mitchell-
street, Old-street; Mr. Cooper's, a+l, Fore-street, Mr. NV/M.oi
21, Little Earl-street, Seven Dials; Mi. Woolr's Printing-Of-
Gee, 70, fleet -street. "
N.B. Country Subscriptions are requested to be forwarded
either to Mr. Wooler's or to Mr. Dolby's.

FORSYTH and CO. te‘pectfully inform the. NO;
bility and Public, that flit y latel7 tifec.,ed a very
great improvement on their PATE7•:T (AIN-LOCK, by an
entire alteration of the principle of the Gun, 'which they should
beg leave to recommend to the use and inspection of all Sports:
Oen ; the construction is vet y siinl.le, and mach atl.c.ip.4. This
Lock beinz in such comitant ace for the last tea it is al.
most useless to state, that it fires Ly percassion and supersedes
the use of flints. Its principal advantages arc the
The rapid and complete ii.ilammation of the whole charge of
gunpowder in the chamber of the ban el,.the prevoition of the
hiss of force through the touchhole, perfect security against
rain or damp in the priming, no flash from the pan, and lets rick
of an accidental discharge of the piece than when the cornmoa
Lock is used.

N.B. The Patent Lock can he applied to old Guns without
preventing the old Lock bt.ug ustd again at pleasure.
Manufactory 8, Leicester-street, Lelcusier-square, opposite
Sydney's-alley, late 10, Piccadilly.

I•ion.

Dornus et placens taw.
Thy house asd pleasing wife,.
SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en'
raptured his auditors with the subject, th.t the married men
Mew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ;
and" The Spectator" has aQruied, that the word 'LP. is the must
agreeable and delightful name in nature. 'lle sacred institution,
then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of dur enjoyment,
teeming not only with happiness on earth, but disposing the soul
itself to harmonize with buss hereafter. Previous, however, to
entering into this hallowed obligation, it be ones an imperative
duty, not only to regulate the p::•-siotts, but to cleanse the grassier
nature from those impuritiet which the freedom of unrettrieted
pleasure may have entailed on it. To the neglect of such often..
don are attributable • mita), of those hapless instances, which,
while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should Aso
impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
Luxurions habits will effenduize the hodi, a residence in the
Tropics v. ill relax the elastic uhre, !ant mere especially does die
premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the
natural dignity into a state of immition, from whence the ago.
nixed sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all
such, then, we address ourselves, offerirg hope, energy; moult.
lar strength, felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable,
sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years.
successful e:perience. los easy cares of married life are some
times disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which ten.
castrate the nuptial wreath; for the'letrisre habit is aftcn consti.
union:At), wc::l:, yet it can be strergthatted, anti defitiesn'emergy
improved into funeti‘nal power.
Its every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in,eirereuerm.
ation of the generative economy, we ph dire our ability to cure
speedily, and with effect. • 17..necrly haus to expel din un-
feeling enmyric from the poettion -.0 prettimptuoioly %then rt
we deviate teem general prineiple e. with Ices Item; anon ; and eau. -e,
fideitt in our own honourable integrity, as Aleinbersof the Col.'
lege of Surgetses, we tact the battering cur/olio:lay of tither
sex (especially those entering into matrint 1.1..1 at 'once to
our house, where daily atteneLinee ea given for ee isinii.l consult
tation, and letters front the country are. inonediate.:y answered,
these must contain a remittance ia, advice and no dia.ne, which
can be forwarded to any part er the world, however distant.
GOSS and CO. Me IL C. Surgeons.
11, Bouverie-street Alert-street, London.
Jest published, 10th Mickel,
The AEGIS of 1,1 FF.. a familiar Commentary on the allow.
Diseases.—By GOSS and Co.—AddresaLd to the Youth and,'
Macula), ot both Sexes. May he had at No. '2o,tatet ashes-row.
f.ti,•Pall Mall; 114, Gettard-streuti 174, Fleet-street ;glad of au
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