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PRIVATE TUITION.

Qsananzest, and every other tart of Fashionable Dancing
requisite for genteel Society.
MR. HOPKINS 1,..!gs leave to return his grateful
ThLnks to his Friend; cold the Public, for the highly dis-
tinguished patronage he has experienced, and resioctfully solicits
a continuance of their favour.. Ladies .71:141 Gentlemen % ho have
user acquired this accompli.hrnent, or, ahn have not attained
tie present mode, may be expeditious 4 instructed to qualify
that for the first Assemblies, on application at his residence,
Soathanktrs' street, Foster-lane, Cheapside.—

A T a GENERAL MEETING of the
ALLSUB-
SCRIBERS to the FUND for the RELIEF of the
SUFFER:OIS by the late FIRES at NEWFOUNDLAND,
held this day, at the New Englatid Coffee-house,
MARMADURE HART, Esq. being exiled to'the Chair,
Stated the purpose of the Meeting, as adverdsed in the public
Papers, was to consider of the most eligible mode of distributing
the money that had been subscribed for the relief of the urfor-
tuctate Sufferers by the Fires at Newfoundland, on the 7th and
21st November last ; observing, that although the amount sub-
scribt d was nut so ample as the great necessity of the case seemed
to require, as it only at present amounted to X 2,015. 14s. 9d.
yet small as the amount was, by a judicious distribution, it
would, no doubt be essentially serviceable and very acceptable
to many who had' lost their all in those dreadful conflagrations;
and as the fittest objects to, receive the benefit of the charitable
donations would he best selected on the spot where those grievous'
calamities happened, he submitted that a Committee should be
appointed of Gentlemen resident at St. John's, to receive and
distribute the funds collected on this occasion. • •
The following Resolutions were then unanimously agreed to :
Resolved, That
John Bland, Esq. High Sheriff N. W. Hayles, Esq.
William Haynes Esq. John Williams, Esq.
Thomas H. Brooking, Esq. John Boyd, Esq.
James Stewart, Esq.
Be appointed a Committee to receive and distribute antoog the
most distressed Sufferers by the Fires of the 7th and 21st of
November last, the money that now is or may hereafter be sub-
'sevibed to the Fund ; and that they have liberty to add to their
number at discretion.
Resolved, That this Meeting views, with great satisfactkm,
the very liberal manner in which many benevolent persons in
Spain, Portugal, and Italy, have contributed to this Fund ; and
especially, it becomes this Meeting to notice in terms of high
commendation the prompt and effectual sympathy for the New--
foundland Sufferers which was manifested by the Cities of Bos-
ton, New-York, and Philadelphia, in spontaneous Subscriptions
to an amount very far exceeding what has been raised here, and
of which the Sufferers haveheeu receiving the benefit when they
were most in need, and when the season had excluded them
from intercourse with this country.
Resolved, That a copy of these proceedings be transmitted to
the High Sheriff at St. John's, for the information and govern-
ment of the Committee appointed there, and that they be autho-
rized to proceed to an im mediate distribution.
MARMADUKE HART, Chairman.
Resolved, Tbat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
ktillitrain for his conduct in the Chair. •
JAMES HENRY ATWOOD, Secretary.
AmoUnt of Subscriptions advertised, .g 1958. 195. sd.
At Prescott and Co.'s.

.Cio 10 0

John Hambrough -
At Bosanqtet and Co.'s.-
William Townsend -2 0 0
0 0
Mrs. Mary Barnard - - 2 '
J. T. per the Rev. Mr. Burden -
—2 0 0
At Torquay, by Messrs. hunt, Stabb, Preston, and Co.
Hon. Mrs. Grey - - JES 0 0
lion. Miss Grey - - 20 6
IM. Lombard, Esq. - 2 0 0
1 0 0
Mrs. Utley - .
11ev. Mr. Sheepshank - 10 0
Rev. Jno. Sweet, Ozton House - 11 0
Rev. F. BeWield, Primrose Cottage 2 2 0
Rev. 11. L Lounds - 1 1 0
Rev. Johu Meade - - 10 0
Rev. Aaron Nock - 1 1 0-17 5 0
Wm. Cozens and Co. Gibraltar, by Cole,
Cozens, and Co. London, being the ba-
lance of 100 dollars - 12 0 0
Mrs. Ahdy, Bath - - 20 0
Miss Ahdy, ditto - - 20 0
Mr. E. Abdy, ditto - - 10 0
J. Thompson, ditto - 1 0 0
A Lady, ditto - - 50 0—
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LONDON, MAILLIS 31, 1818.
1

SUPPLEMENT TO MR. EUSTACE'S TOUR.
In the Press, and speedily will be published, by J. Mawstas,
No. 39, Ludgate-street,
A THIRD and SUPPLEMENTAL VOLUME, in
4to. to Mr. EUS'FACF:s CLASSICAL TOUR. througlk
ITALY.—By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bart. F.R.S.
F.A.S. F.L.S.
The late Mr. Eustace was in Italy collecting materia for a
third Volume of his Classical Tour, when he was swls icimly
snatched front his friends and from the world, in the full mata-
rity of his lotellectual powers, but in the early bloom of his lite-
rary fame. In the favourable reception and extensive circulation
of the two first Volumes of his Tour the Public have borne testi-
mony to their conviction of his learning and his taste. The pre-
sent Volt me is intended to complete the labours of Mr. Eustace,
to supply his omissions, and to describe those parts of Italy
which he had not visited, and which others have seldom exrlor-
ed. The Author of this Volume has been particularly anxious
to extend the knowledge of the Interior of this Classical Region,
into which so few travellers have penetrated, and of which so
little is known. He has, at the same time, enlarged its contents
by a Tour round the whole Island of Sicily, an Account of
Malta, an Excursion to Pola, in Istria, and a Description of
the celebrated Monasteries of Montserrat, in Spain, and of the
Grande Chartreuse, in France.

This day was published, in Royal Quarto, price 21. 2s. boards,
ATREATISE on the WEALTH, POWER, and
RESOURCES of the BRITISII EMPIRE, in every
part of the World; a General View of the Value of the Landed
and other Property in the United Kingdom, and in all Colonies
and Dependencies of the Crown, including the East Indies ; the
Annual Income arising from Agriculture, Mines, Minerals, In-
land Trade, Foreign Conunerce, Navigation, Fisheries &c.&e.The whole illustrated by copious Statistical Tables. The Second
Edition, revised and enlarged.
By P. COLQUROUN, LL.D.
London Printed for J. hlawman, Ludgate-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. A Treatise on Indigence, exhibiting, from authentic docu-
ments, the present state of he Pauper System, whit various
suggestions for improving the moral habits of the people, redu-
cing the parochial rates, and promoting the happiness and seta-
city of the community, by a diminution of moral and criminal
offences. Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards.
2. A New Sy zem of Parochial Education for the Children of the
Labouring People, grounded on the late improvements, tt-o.
5. Observations and Facts relative to Public Houses in the
City of London and its Environs, svo. is. 6d.