Merchants' Seamen's Offic...
~RCHATS' SHAMEN's OsFFICE, Royal Ex-, De. 9,1 1824-C2ORPOR,lTION for R .LE~ of uid I~AB1I0 EANIENJ, and the Widow aF nd ftihldren Y4f uchas ha bekUlle, slain, or drowned Ino the Merchants' t Th Cnnnultecde.slre to ecknosried-o the receipt of the following ~lo~atirts,to nabe theta to inert the increased appitiatlolis on ac- -Out f te atetenestuous Aaethar, ehe prc,ldent,J..Po51.lessrq. S. Dob,ree aind cl,esil. :e ( 0 0 Sons - . ?10 0 0 ~4 aessr&s 'tauning ad- Jaroemn P. Dobree. exq. .Anderdon - - 50 0 Oj lannall - 1 I 0 Hecir-j Blanchard, esq. 1t0If01win. Moore.csnl.(Dloctors'- WVilliamz KInig, esel. 1 0 001 cunseuno') to the siuf- Rober-t C'haproan, e.s. 1o0 0 1 ererafoi tuie late gales 20 0 0 Wlllfam Votton. esql. 10 II 01 Me%sr%. Jose,ph Marryat `lo5heti -~ks es4q. .5.5 If~and Sons - - 10 10 0 s~obaV on., 05. 2 0 i0 Messrs. Da,vidson, Barkc- fleijatm:ii, Shawi, eq. I0 1) if 1lev, anid ito. - 2.5 )00 T'lomasWilson, estj %I'P 10 III0 Thiomas Snodgrass, earl. .fnoma.s Snodgr:..Z, esq 10 ii1) 3d henefaetlotin - 52 tO00 Sutbscriptions received by, the Secretary at the ,~lrce;- aind by Mlessrs. ;Vikys asidComp,i,Manhianhouse-.treet. USR11p`1loNr _for the ~SUFFEKRINTG, INHABI- &LY ~TA!yTS of the Island of PORTLAND; itsl. JOIIN4 SEATIII. In thie (hair: Trhe Coannlittee for eutnductirg the above snbserliptlin beg to state, Ithat they rernitted two sttnss.o)ffifty-gilnleaA-itid threehunldred pounds, 'to the committee att Portland. at the cornnsenctenAeit of the R~thserip- Uina, to ailleviate the Immedi ate anid tnreFiing inecessitiea of the poor Jnhabl`t,nfs, anld tlfty g(ineas to the committep c'f ladleq, at WeY. Sn':im , 's ho seeatieyegget fit collecting axnd diltrbibuting suchf Brticlcsu lohn s ol be oht5-lined. A quantity (if Jacekets, ~.tronciu adshrt it ml and bi.ys ham leen fosrwarded, and at - 5aipply fbednIsiprpr:il7.in I t bela inprrnth ite pnor sufferers shoild be relieved soeas to ?jeder thmte ot Wifetti and permnanent servi-e, and thiat the dis;tributo (nyh qiale to as greit an extent as the mbnhcrlptlitn 'will adr.i eoti rilarug of tine niinmberof boats wtit,and houses de-str',o ordmgd Ihtchlotaged to Individuals nowv desti tte. rtf:e tooitefelgaeu hat theIr appeal to thie public bene. YVolenice ha o enivl,ad still respectfully uirge this distress- In . s 1Mcte as an tini enitent season Isapproat'b. It g, add fh ite store the poor inhabiftatits hamd provided for the Svrter -iabe s~ptaisay by thi4 awful c;1si-nlt,' COMM ITTEE. Mr. .%fkInsio. Ju. otv0ll.itreet Mr. James Mfimies, rarl-street Mr. Bronsne, 0 (uII-l.street tlr. Robinhtson, Earl-street Mr f. Fi,trnie11 Cnri.re.tre I Mr. Smnith. I'lack thonWharf, East l.l r. Di ie ., MlfImank r,c tr. Sn-iwdelt, Ablin WNhatrf, Bank. X r. Fort. bnlistetttl Mr. F-reeman. 1lflbank-strect Mr. JoJ. Slack, Soittth Audley. Mr. Grundry, llnir seferry-r.,.cl 'str r. B3. tixtcl,ardi, NMllank..treet Mr. B). Setirge, Clt -road Mr. %fallc.,tt. Newgne.c.street Mr. WVkp,Ml-4sre Mkr. Peti. Li1ttle ritriaits Mir. W. WVititehead, New-road M%fr. Piper. Easteheap -air. Th'lomas Bu,khimn, inin. Snbscriptions alreaLdv advertised - - ?,801 SubscgrIptIons reeived shice.- '. Niessrs. Crirtis and Co.'s. sr. IV. B. . l 0 0 I Mr. W. hlutchbirm - ?30 0 MiIB 0 0 G.r . Garrett, per Mai- icar Twopenny. eeq. 1 00 %eimntnl - 1 I0 01Att 0m,s - . 1 50 The Earl of Winchelset 1o0 0 0 ev. A. BratidrArn - I 10 J(ess. Borrasalale acid Co. 3 30 IAt M,ee.sre;. Williams anid Co.'s.- J. flevani. esq. 10 0 0Lord Telgnmoutth - 2 2 0 Phlh i pF usey, cal .5 0 Oh At.Sir 0. S.cott's. T. T. - I0 0LIQlestrenWm.Thornton I 10 A-t WVilIs anid Co.'s. I At Mlesirs. Herries and Com.'s. George Frere 2 1)0 F. S.. - - 2 0 0 T. F'. - ( 0 7.0 Mrs. Stowvers, per, Matel, At Mir. Ilatokiard's. and Co. - - J I V Lady AVa qnley - 3I0 0 Lord Johis Fitzroy : Books for Subscriptiong are ospen at Messrs. sir %V. Cstrtls, Robarts" ~rad C'irtis't ; Mlessrs. Claude Scotrt and Co.'s; Mtessrs. Sir R. C Gy,Mills,acid CoS. s: essrs. H-10ihtiry, Taykor, RandLloyd's !ne.rs-errlc,n. Farquhar.acid' s, ' T esrs. Wilisf a.prerval, and. to.'s; i-as Williams,Su 055 and Clo.'s ; also athMessrs. Francis, ht,acid Franeia'i. Marble 'laf, Van,thall., sad at Mr. Hiatchatid'a. Pi,cadilly:. they wvill hlsq' hetankfully reeelm'sd bY any of the Commi-alttee. W. pitEEi'sIAN, I-ion. Sec. kI' aeCOUNTiYo MEETUING, conveno(i at Duhtgarvoln, tIe 1n1thecof inty oWatorfordi, by pubilic dvertleesnent, onj Thurs. day, orheppoe of takding into consideration the for thl1 and SUGGESTIlONS of JAMES_ CROppER, Esq. of Liverpool, fu teICPLOYIIENT of the POORof IRFLAND; The lIn;l- SHERIFF' in the Chair; T'he following res,rlutin,ns wrere unanjilmnUSIY agreed tot- Mloved by Richard Mulsgae q.auseoddbPlceGre Da1rror. esq.;laornggae s,adseoddbPiceGre I. Ta elaoiigciasese in thia country are insuifficiently pro. s-lde.4 'ith food and clothing, and that their d istresses swill probably In,erca,e, unless mieasures on an extensive scale are speedily adopted for thu r relief. Even aslight, falure of t le potato crop wottld reduce nimbfrs nf them, as intsthe year 1822, to absolute wrant. 2. Thatalthoittch Ireland possesses advantages of soil. l, limte, anld nnltuutf on at least equal lrs tho.-e of Great Britailn, the nmajority of her IibhAblrItnts are, from stieh extreme poverty, incapable of econtri- butIn4 tso the general revenuiecof the state. 3: That the n'ost effo.tuQl mode oii Improving their condition Is to mupply them _with employment, which they are miost anxixous to 4. Th-at as atgriculture alone can never afrord sufficient emiploy. raent -for their grreat u -id ncreasing numbers, the establishment uhf Toanutl5J'torieaafl. t'he incerease of commnerce appeair to sis to benecess- nary ffor that pnrpos2. Bi. T'hat we have observed, with surprise. BritisH1 capitalists eagerly etrba-ildig In hazardatiss lpeculatlonts In foreign, and evenI) n hostile states,. while the,yt negzlei.t the greait natural resouirces of this In- tegral part of the united kingdomi whIch offer amiple remuneration to the enterpris[ing maussfaeturoir and merchant. S. ThaLt the siouth of ireland affor,is greait facilities for the erection of rinaithiciery tin be moved by scater, acid that the wvages of labour. the DrIces of provisions, and the expense o,f building laibourers' cottages Are loswer than Iin any other patrt of the united kingdom. 7. ''hat these clrcmimstatnees. so fas-ourable to mantufacturers, corn- blned sglhh the late rapid Increase of the cotton trade In the province of Gleter. render the establishment of cotton eoanusfacteries In the coacth of Ireland peculIarly worthy of the attention of capitalists and -of pub6lic encouragemenst. B. 'lrhat such encoutragement wsotild be heat afforded by Gos'ernment a.nmaclnK, on nmoerate terms, to companies or Indlviduals, a portion of the capital necessary for the buildingsgacid machinery. 9. 'That an inerease of forefgni conmmerce wvill be requisIte to, supply A snrl.T't for these mneaufactures. 10. That since the partial opening of the trade to the countries lying to the eastwvard of the Cape of Good Hope. the exports of cotton acid tther British manufal'scrres have greatly increasqed, and their amiount appears to he limited pri~ncipally by ouzr restrIcting the 3nm. porta'dior,o tea, suigar, and the ottier produttitons of those counteies. 1I. Tlmst, Iconsi the preference given to the WVest indiat proprietors ny bhIch protectiv-g dttiUeg. the pepple of ttine uniited kingdom are pre-, vlented from vitch asing EasRt India sugar at a loss, p3rice; and although trhe ELt tindia Company ought to supply tu,aittarate inot exceadiaig tliat *sf the nelIghbouzlng continent, yet they are Jllowed to exact nearly doubletuahit price. Thu,u the Ehtt IRdla C.ompanyrand the VWret Tindia Proprietors, by Ilinolting thke consttmption of tea soid sngenr, diminfish tuec demanid for our riarnuractn'ets, and muat in a great degree prevant tne ea5Ploymenit of our distressed population. 12. That we rely with full confldenice on the eulighted cormmercial ssolievatifGoverament for the rerisoval of these Impolitic restrictisns, ardd mr girfoiga fair eoinpengaflon to those Whiose property, futlhded on, the existing lawsg may be thereby linjured. 13. That in outr opinion these objeets are not incompatible wvith the lust Interests of the other portionst of the Britishi empire. We onily req ivlre that all shall he equally preitected. 'srvsn?hy SirWilliam H,maci, an secisnded bv Richard Useher, esq.. 14. That a Committee he appointeed for efFe&ctlng the obhjects of the p'recleding resoltitonsg, with libertv to add to their numbors. The frol. 'loitg gentlemen were then appointedhbythe meeting.- Wliulrnm ClarItmas, High Sheriff John Nugent Humble T,ord George fleresford, M. P. John Galwey Yllehi!rd Pourer, lM.P. Pierce Holy Sir Win. Reman, bart. I olin Uissher Congreve Col. Cuirreyj Robert Unuiat'ke Rich ard N67lusrve Heonry Winston Barron Jhohnn Musgsrave Jolin Keily Piercec George Barron IArthtur Keily Ste plben M4oore Richard Power O'Shee W%Viliam Moore -Robert Longan itlchcrd Ussher 15,. Tha,t Jarnes Cropper. ezsq. o) Liverpool, is fiilly entitled to the graceful thianks of this meccing for his luideifnus antdbenievolent exer- tion'-to prootenttins prosperity of irelaiid, anad to ditect the attenition osf Englishi capitalists to the proflts which they may derive from its 6mJo. That for the purpose of calling public attention to thesee nu- port-nt subjects, these res,slutionvs be Inserted In each of the Water. ford newspapers, In the Dublin Evening Post and Oorresporident, anid In 'The Times and Courier, London papers. WII4~TAMf CHRISTMAS, Chairmanj. Tine 51lgb Sheriff having left thee char, atnd Richard Munsgrave,eee befu.t calUed thereto.,hi theabrikskaf thet meeting w'ere voited to the High Sheriff for his readiness In convening the mneeting, stud for his very ptuper conduct In the chair. CPI11RE of St. BRIDE's, Fleet-street..-.A PUBLIC 'cI_ EIN- l i te,ERYliscansBnlers.Traders stuid other Priedtohe Itepoeetf h erpls, will be HELD at the [oion a-m Bsosacsret 0Tedy h t a oP-an. 1825, ttIocclInteatronttkeitcoidatnthe beet IneA aofpsevnthViwwchh-beel acIdnenal oened to th thl ftsthacfn dfcs theeTowrandpreoSt Bride's Churh The Rlight tlon, the LORT) MAYOR1 will takec the Chair a,t 2eoclock precisely. A'mong the 'reflections Wvhich foreigners have cast upon thte good tastnn of thIS Co mntry, the only one f-r gvhl0b, perhaps, there is much foutdatlon in truth. In this, that while the Mestropolis of the Britisb Enspire possesses; within Itsolf arch.itectural beauties and orniaments Wh?,h ishould r.ot have been unworthy of the 'prouadest mrsr of the A'-ts,they are so c(mpletelynsbscured b sronigbidnsta z vit us' o themi caLn scarcel y be obale A strikhtug Illu3tration of this position has recently been afforded b;' the destruction of several ho-icez forminge pMt 01 thie south aIde. of Fleet-street, which lisa opeid to th pu l est' the towter and spire of St. Bride's chturchi. T tits structuire, wshich for proportion, symmetry, and grandeusr of effect. Is not scirpasxed, if entiailed, bY any spire in this country, and u%vhnlubiPissesses this strong claim upon the poblic attention, thiat it was desined by otto of the miost emineRnt arehitects England ever nroonsi . Sit Christopher Wren, and is acknowvledged- to bte his chef l'tetiv-re, has. after liaving been concntsled hys range of houses from the sight of the public for up,wairds of a century, been accidentally developed, and the fact that tit may be made highly coniducive to the beau ty and ornamient of the mnetropohll clearly siouuvn. Ti, those who arc aware how mneh the charhcter of a niation for retinled taste aind encuurafeMent of the line arts depenids uposs tine traits of those qualities observablei -fi ts metropol is, a cause of great regret would arise ir an arellitees-ural gemn like this wvere again con. ai rd to ob-scurity, Wvhich us-ill shortly haLppen unless the public ibaerality hinail afford the riseatis of preventing it. 'The great ImProvemnetit to the metropolis tvhieh will bo accom. p:1.lined, should the proposed pElan be carried intis effect, originated inl a spontaneous demulistrati0ot of the great liaterest which the public feltin he easre,and titwas afirmn relianceton that spirit of eierentrl ImpFrovement, wvhich so honourably distinguiishes the present age, th2e: produced the dleterminatoiti to stibnmft this sulbject to the con. sjidi ration of a public mneeting. All communleRtion on thie subject are requested to he addressed to Mir. AtWood Soulth, T)orset.street, Salisbury.square. ODNand IBRISTOL RATILROAD COMPANNY... id Capital ?1,500,000, In Shares 01 ?1Cl00 each. 1: ralroads are allowved to possess ttime means of tile olteapest acid moc"'ex peditiou. nsode of conveyance, they wIll necessarily cause all arti leas which pas%s uponithemn to beso pulied at lowver prices to the -~on:iumer, wIvth thie sanic'profit as heretofore to the grower aldnd mnu. lacturer; a:id in proportion to the savilng us-hich 's'lll arise from a '!hemsper Internal eom oaunfeatlon, umur mnanufacturers stiIi be enabled to cornpete successfully with foreigners in the various Markets of the worlf-d. 1:Is the preserat stage of the great Utdertaking abovhexentioned, it is 'tot to he expected that all its AdvAntagea can be minutely detailed; n-sr aideed i It necessatry even if It ere pLrseticable 1 for r i the general estimation oR r the plan tha1to vithout a aunto held pube lie for suberl tiona. the application for shares has airead e Elrl,ti zotid e hghl adartagoustaOrtbXdrbadtevedy been large thair the whorle contemplated expense will require. I, is, perhaps,sufficient at present to 8hy of this extensive railroad that a survey anh been take o a 7recpart o theNlr hibesishiehl' avorb there being 70 miles nearly on oae level, tllat iwsen 'coamletdit su'ill. by a very cheap and rapid coconec TrelAnd and Wales with the mnetropolis, through th ort of Br-itolI Jch oh is aurrouitded by rich mnanmuraturlng: districts, that it. usiq farn through man collieries and a fertile coqt. J tit costleeting itself fl.' rogres with many lore-.' tovn and, finalfy thP3 barr of roods upon it wLil probarlty he s grat as, at ote s rise of tualt. extent in Great Britan. eta pn n te u At a NMeeting of MIerchants and Others kinterested Ias ito ul7ec't the proposed Railroad front Londoni tin Bristol, held aju- ruonit at the Londo.n Mraveri, oti Mondar, the 27th day of o Rh mbers M ; THOS. WILSON, Esq. lI..P. ini the Chair' l1ir following reolutions wvere entered Into;.-. -- I it. That tine establisbnent of a railroad betwveen [ondon and trithtol would be bigthly advantageous to the trade and commirerce of b!ho ports, and to the intermediate asnd adJacert counitry Iatsid would tilsnm he prnndnsctlve of great nationial beniefIt. Nmly. Thut a. con p any be formed for the purpose of making such yZ111]osd. wtlith a capital of ?1,,500,000, in shares of X100 each. ;3U]y. Tfhat the fUOlloing entlemen be appointed Directors,. and tibas they be ernpon-cred to ad 7 Directors to their number resident in Erlz-`olusnd on tho Intended Ifne:- Chairmnan, RLICHARD HART DAVIS, E N P TtIcimsa Curthl, egq. The MSon. Leslie Afels-iIIe Jrsn,-Carrrick, eeq. Donald Maclean, esq. .lc-hni halrlie. eeq J. Lenadon %M'Adam, esq. Si ib rtFrusrha. Sir Charles Price ha~rt. 49'trcc- HMthor-n, club Sir John, Rae Rela bhart. Sijr Jolin Wmn, Lubbock, hart. .J. G. Rvnhi,eq 4:;hly. r'hat thie following gentleenltovnshaw Auditq r Thei:~-,-a Wilson,, esq. 11 P. George Bron, ~ hos. Rlchardisoun es. Beuke.rt Sir John rWizn. Lnbbn,ck, rst-rt. Cha4ke, ,mil'lCo. Sir Wn ~ at rc,Mryi,adC.oee,Ca it.i.*tor Mssr. Seet Stkes fid Crrt: Mlessrs. Gatty, liaddon, N. I.Eryitieilbeienttiapplicatnts for shares of the atoitbnalte tiec epetvl, n 'f'thse day nit wfhich h di,- VT1PO HACKNEY COACH MEN,&c.-FIVE POUNDSj IL REWAItD.-LOST, on Thursdaiy night last, supposed to have been leftIin at hackney chariot whiith took up In Cornhillt about half. past]). or dr,,pped ins Whitechapel, aDOUBLE-BOTTOMED SILVER ~VATC!i wilth Geld Link Chain, Chased Seal and Key attebhed. The watchi ha!s a detached lever, and is vased and jewelled ; no mnaker's name. Whoever has found te SaMe, anid wvill bring or senid It. to J. Forrester, Qrt 'Officer. .5, Savillte-buildings, Aldgate, shall RECEIVE the above RE 'VARID. ATa IEFTNG otf BAN KERS and MERCHANTS, , S ileiat the Citt of London Tavern, Ini Bislhopsgate-street, on FrIday, tkhel-liday of ecenber, 1824, ri,5 Iigtiht ilon. the LORD MAYOR, in the E!ailr; It wvas Mioved by George Bynig, csq., M. P., and seconded by William Nil,Ilaiam, oetq. Mi. P.; I. That in conuierluence of thiere ireing In this counitry- a niumber of pers";rs ni thie Spanish and other nations itnany of whom belonted t, the Constitutional Armiy embodted In the formeir kingdom) Ini a state of groait distress, It Is expedient that they be offered to the eka. ritairie comirderat [on or thie British putlic. It was Moved by Johni Smith, esq. hl. P., and seconded by Mr. Aldiermanr Veiiaisles; 2. ''l'hat, abstaining from expressing any opinion of the merits or demnerits of thie causme In whiah they had embarked, and in conse- quence of wvinch they atre nowv hsffering, they are offored to public commiseration wh olly and so2aly upon thte grou"sof Christialn comn- passion and benevolence. It Wasl MoveSl by Mir. Alaerman Bridges, M. P., anid seconded by Joli 4t Cap o es uIty, genitry, and the ptiblic In general, be respecrt- fuly ivftd t cntrbute to a subscri ption, which shall immediately ire nteed ntofortheir temporary relief; suchi aesistanee to be cont- find t thse t tistime aniong us. It as ove byDavid Barclay, esq., and seoonded by Robert Sutto.~ oder o cary Into effect the above resolutions, the fol- lowig Getleen h costituted a Committee, wvith power- to add to ther iunber shul It be deemed necessary to the fuirthering of the belre-en iond bneVolent purposes;- The Lord Mayor Joseph Fry, essi Joh:i Smith, esq. hT. P. lion. Gi. Agar Eills, %I. P. G enorg Blyng. esq. h1. P. Rd. Wellesley, esq. SM. P. Mr. Aldci maLn Bridges, H a. P. Henry BroughaLm. esq. NH.P. Mr. Aldermatn Venables A. Wt. O'Brien.. esq Johrn Blades, estq. Sir Thomas Dyer, bart. Robert Sltttoni, esq. Mr. Alderman waityaman John Caisel, esq. Robert Wlillibms, esiq. iNi.P. David Barclay, eaq. Dr. B. Gil1ehrist Jai;reA Mforrixon, esq. Lord Fraficis Levlson Gower A.- .1. Vtl py, hi.A. Joseph H ume. esq. 'Chonas hson esq Si.P. 1J..Jeffery, es,q. Weymouth-street Willam Wllias, ec. H P. Sir John Doyle Mr. Aderma Woo, H. -. IT. Lett, esq. Lamnbeth John Bonving, seq.James Barnett. esq.' Thoma Deomo, eq. St P. Jiteob George Wrench, esq. H. Shaw, e~~~q. Thoriast Hadifax, e8q. It was moved by Thomas Wilson), esq. Al. P., and seconded by Jamnes Morrison. FEsq.;, 5. That the following gentlemien be appointed bankers to the said s,ubscription: ie8sr3, SmIth Panse sod Smaiths; Sir Riq;hard Csrr GlYn, Mills, H-aIllifax, anid 'o. ; Herries, Farqahar, and Co. ; Wil. llania and Co.; anid floares and Vo. Fleet-street. I llt moved by the Hont. George Agar ElIUs, MI. P., anrd secovded by ThmsWi;son. ERq. HI. P.; 6. That Mr. Frederlrnk Preshfleld he aPpointed Honiorary Secretary to the Committee. It was moved by Thonians Denman, Esq. Al. P., and zeconded bY John iiowring Esq.; 7. That the fi,regoing Resc.iutlonS be Inserted In the foliowing daily newpaprs -Th Ties,BrliehPres. Mlorninig Herald. Morning Chrrnile,Pubic edgr, ourer,Globe and Travoller. Brltishr Travellr, andStar. OHN GARATT, Chairman. It ws moed b thelion Geo eAgr ElisH.P., and seconded & Tht te sncer thnksof tis eetng be offered to the Right Hon th Lod ayo, fr is blecodutIn the Chair, and for his AkmoUnt alreaLdy eavertised - . 4 4,283 15s. 6id. AdditloaalI Subscriptions: The nritissi Press News- John Plumnptre, seq. - ?1l0 00 paper - ?10O100 Mr& EE. B . . I100 The Earl of jersey 10 0 0Col. Robarts, M.P. - 10 10 0 L-ord Viscounit Clifden 2.5 0 0Jas. Sheffield Brooks, esq. 22 0 Charles Fverett, esq. . 5 0 0Jas. Mefrritt, 64th Regt. Mr. Sherlff Brown - 5 5 i) Foot - - - II0 Dainiel Rowlarnd, esq.. 5 0 0The Earl of Carlisle - 200 0 A very Ytouing Lady - 1 1 0Hon. end Rev. H. Howard 2 0 0 Daniel Gtues, eeq.. 10 0 0Bet oni Foote v. Hlayne 0 5-0 John Martinean, est. I 0 0 0Chaudos Leigh, esq. Stone- Messrs. Whltbread &Co. 230 0 0 leigh-abbey . 1 i 00 John Baron, esq. M. P. H4on. Capt. W. Wualdegrave 2 0 0 Glocester - . I 110 TheBishoepof Durham 200 0 H. Roberts, esq. Trevor. A. H. per Slorning Chro- Devon - 0 0 nicle - 5 0 0 Mir. Johni Megenee I 0 0E. B. per ditto - 50 0 Rev. Thomas Lane Fox 10 0 0 len. Wentirrope, esq.- 100 0 Wmn Wilberforce, esq. The Duka of Portiland 100 0 0 XH.P. - -10 00 Johni PepVeq. 2 00 F.. 'NJ . 0 50Mr C T - - 5 00 M rs. Thompson I J0 0Martin Thae'keray, esq. 20 0 M Psr.Hi llett Brothers George F. Hzggett, esq. 20 0 anidCo, - -20 00T,. B. . - - 5 00 Johni BroAncher, esq. I I 0C. B. Z. I 10 0 The Miarquist of ries. J. 1B. C. Wulworth 1 10 down - - 50 0 0Major Bradford, 24, Mon. Mr. Aldernian Walthmar. 5 0 0 tagu'squttrc 2 00 .1. H. Shiars,-esq. - 5 .50G.MH. I. -. - 200 Messrs. P. and J. Arnold 2 2O0A Hal f-pay Field Officer 10 0 Right Hon. Lord Carring- .Mr. Morris and'FrIend 20 0 ton - -20 0 0 J.:edgwood,esq. Etruria 0 0 Robe. Philips, esq. Park. A. D. -- - 20 0 Manahe4ter .- 10 10 0Wms. Hunter BaiThe, eseq. 50 0 Marbr Philips, .do 5 d T. P. - I100 N'Messrs. Wright and Co. 21 0 0A snlallCoIlectlon by aLady John 3c6'ery, csq. - .5 .t0 in St. Jamnes's-street -. 214 6 Charles Barc'lay, esq. - 20 0 0Mrs. Stowoy, per Marten C. l'rlce. M.D. Brighton 5 0 0 atnd Co. - - 5 0 0 A Widow at Hadley - 0 2 6Capt. Archibald Hamilton 20 0 SamutelMtarch PhiI.llps.esq. 5 00 Hon. Wm. Lamb 10 00 Wmn aigalte, esq. I 00 J.P. A. II 110 Robert SLewairt, esq. S 5 D. 0A. B. - - 20 00 Anonymouis - -15 0 0Lord Johnl Fitzroy 5 0 Wrin. ~;mltivon, esq. HI. Gosse se8q. Epsom 20 0 Heath,Yorkshira 10 0 0AnArtist, per theftamnincrI 0 0 Professor Smyth, Camn. J. H. V. ditto- - 010 0 bridge - - 50 J. E. per ?F. - - 1 1 0 SiiToas Baring, BeLrt. Phllanthro st - 50 00 NY.P. - - 20 00 Rev. Wms. g1nrlaram I 00 W. Cf. Garrett. esq. - 2 0 0Reax Admiral Donnelly 10 0 0 Lleut.-Colonel S,I' Doreli 2 2 0A. DI. - - 0 10 0 Chas. Knatchbull. seq. 5 50 J. Bourk, esni. cork - 270 '0 W'yndhurm KnAtehbull,esq. 5 50 Mrs. Franks - - 5 00 B. H1. - - I 0 0A fewv Friends smnokinig Rd. John Castell, asq. I 1I0 their Pipes at tho Mar- Jesse Mliddleton. esq. 2 0)0 q1tisCornwvallfs,Hslrclr- Jamnes Smnith, esq. 5 0 0 mont-treet . 1 136 Nilch,Jlns Sykecs, esq. 10 0 0Sir Peter Laurio 10 0.0). Mirs. Smithx, Ennton Grey 5 0 0Gideon Nfanteei,eaq. Lowea I 1 0 Fi D. Laurence, esn ~ * 2 2 0Rev.A.Cp.rrington St-johb's Sirs. Augusta Smith 5 0 0 College. Cambrnilie 50 0 GeorgcFrere,inn. cq. 2 0 0L.Baua Allen,s. et; 2.20 W. A.. H. N.S. - ~~2 00 AOOld1Cavalry.Officer 2 00 Mrs Ths indr,inni. 50 0 0A few-Friends at the Red Georg Smih, eq. ~. P. 10 0( M1Lon, Old Bren tford 2 10 0 SamelB.,digror.esq. 10 0 0Amnount fSbcito Win. Hpkinsn, se. 11 0 0 received by the Tijs. Thomas Mirb, eaq. - 0 0 0 tor, Cb'urcbwardens, Josh. Gigahy,esq. -30 0 0 and Committee of the 3. 5. - . ~~~~0 5 0 inhabitants, of the pa. Mess,rs. George and Henry rish offt.Mary,Retoter. WVheeler - 10 0 0 hitho, In aid of the Wrin. Morgan, esq. Stock Fund for the Relief of Exchange - 10 0 0 the distressed Spanish The Kemit and Essex Mer. and Italian Pefugees cuiry, Per D. W5. Harvey, now resident In this esq9. - - 5 50 counitry;.. The London Telegraph, The Rev. T. Hardwieke 1II0 Monday Evening Weekly James Dunnmunlow, esq. Newspaxper. per ditto 5 5 0 Chvirch'.arden - 2-2 0 J1. tI. R usesell, esq. - 5 0 0Capt. Sorer, ditto 11 0 John Baring, esq. - 10 0 0Henry Taylor, esq. 50 0 R{obcrtDRvies,esq.Levton 5 0 0Thomas Solles, -. 50 0 Mlessrs. (lordoas and Bid- Win. Galtskel and Son 22 0 dulph . - - 101200 Mrs. AnaiRobert6 2 20 .1. Unlacke, esq. Hlythe 1 0 0Wark. Hoirard, esq. 22 0 Messr-s. WilIman n and Thomas King. esq. - 2 20 Greenlnlil - - 2 2 0Mr. Elen.Randall, surgeon. I I0 W'illianm Scntancse, esq. I 10 Mr. Willianm PennUll 1II0 Miessrs. Sayers amnd Gardner2 2 20R. Gi. Woodruffe, ciq II10 Dr. Henry Lee, of Halckney, C.aptain Lennon II 10 per John Bowling, esq. 2 2 0Captain Pearcy II 110 Francis Bering, esq. - 5 00J3. A. DIXOn, esq,. 110 important QuestIonts - I 0 0Messrs. J. B. and .1.Court- J. L. Phlllips,esq. Milksbaw 5 0 0 bope - 1 1I0 A Friend to the Strangers 1 0 0Mr. John I~ord, surgeon 11 0 S tephen Holloway, esq. Captain Whiten II 10 Southwark 2 2 0 ir. Peter Grieve 10 0 Mfrs. HolloNwaiy I 1I10hMessrs. Shakeah aft 1 00 Sir. Lowes I 110 Sir. Samuel RuTncheniaii 10 0 A Friend to the D latressed 0 10 6John Heydolbachi, esq. I 0 CaLptain W. B3arnes - 0 10 0Captain V,tl 11 - I 0. N. S. I 00 Mr. Williarn P per I 100 Roabert Davies,,,sen. eEqi. Miatt Nortloharm 10 0 Walthamestow 500 Measrs.J. and H. Lawson I1)00 JE. - - 100Mr. Hen. Locb - I210 M.-1 1I0 Mr.William vans' 10 0 T'ire Earl of Roseberry 20 0 0Mr. Jobn Seeger II 10 NY. P. Allcock, e3q. 5 0 0Mr. John Scager. juln. II10 Ed ward liervey, eeq. 2 2 0Mr. Georee Bailey 10 0 Siessrs. Doxat end Co 21 0 0Mr. Jos. Crlsta. - I0 At a Niarket Table at Chelmsford. Captain SpenceI. 0 Robert Mparriage, eeq. 3 0 0David Smithes. I 100 Jame"s MarrTiage, aaq, 2 2l 0 Mr. George 7an-rbrldge II10 Jos. Marriage, esq. I 10 Tho. Barnard, eseq. 10 0 Ftas. Harrison, eseq. I 0 0 Srs. W. Woodruffe . 010 6 Thos. Carder, esq.- 1 0 0 Mrs. Win. Williams 0-106 John Mlarriage, eeq, I 0 0Mr". John Ward - -- 10 8 Js.s Christy, esq. I 0 0 rs. Thros. Dealtree 0 10 16 Jlohni Corder, Jun. esq. 1 1I0NSire. Jane Hunt - 010 6. Mrs. Thoe. Woodruffe * 0 10 IHenr Hoar,seq. M.Wn tk - 0 10 0 CryCastle - - 3 3 0 SI.WhErde - 0 0 0 Frd ebb, esq. 5 ? 0 -ArhtFanyn- 0 10 0 W. S.G. - - 2 0 0 r,CalsJhsn A few Friends; at Epping 8 0 0 sren - - 0 10 Hon. 'Mr. Juttice Gaselec 5 5 0A Dl.m are - 010 0 Thomas Robinson, eseq. 1 I 0Mr. George Cawthorn S1 0o Serteanit Johni Lens 10 0 0Mr. Geso. Bo,sren 01 RLW., H. B, iR., and S. I 10 0 Mr. David Beateouli 0 10 0 Rev'. Chr. Erie - -10 10 0 Mr. Wnsl. Northwlt 0 10 0 Pascoe Grenifell, ese Mi.P. 10 0 0Mt. Win. Gill - 010 0 Mr. Aldermian Birh - 'S0 Mr. Thoamas Beach - 010 0 Ge-x Scott, esq. - 5 19011Lieut. John Smilth, IL N. 0l100 Rev. F". lievani 10 0 0Mr. Clhas. Carter 010 0 Rev. C. 3IOyIls 5 0.0 T. Beddinkgton, esq. - 2 2`0 Benevolus - 0 0 John Fullertorn Elphin-. Jacob Gray Wrenchl, csq. Soo stolls, eeq. - 10 0 0Robert Ermmdtt, esq. II10 L. R. - - 20 0 0A Lhristenee Present so0 0 TIhomas K. Hall, eseq. .5 0 0By the Editorsi of the The Earl of Liverpoiol 25 0 0 Chieltenhaem Journal 30 0 Lady Francees Ileresford 2 0 0Joseph Hedley,eq; 2.2 0 Thnos. NV. Briunton, earil. 10 10 0Messrs. Her oare and R, T. J. Gly,i, esq. - I1 1 0 Co. - - 5 0 0 Hn.AnneSeymnourDamer 10 0 0F. R. - - -250 0 Sani. SiarshaIl, esq. - 5 50RH. B. a poor Servant of A Curate'sSiltts I 0 0 Windermere - 10 0 G. S. and Hf. I - 00A Frilend to the Friend- IHon. G. Vernon s GOr less - - -25 Oo 1Erraturn-In the last List Of'Snbserlptlons. for "1Geofrge - ~~~~P F. RESITIFELJi, Rom- Sec. Sinbscriptlons svill continue to be received at the bahlsing-houses of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths Masslon-houase.llacel Sit Richard Carr Glyn, Mills, Halifax, a:.d Co. Lonbard-street; hessrs. Williatui and Co. Birchili-atre; Mjessrs. Herrirs, Farqubtar, and Co. St.Janes's- street;' Sir John Pcrring, Shawr. Barber, god Co. 72, Cornhili; Messrs. Frrys and Cheapman, St. Miidred's-court, Poiltry ; and Messrs. Drumrmonds, Charirxg cross. OOT's PATENT UM'd BRELLAS, allowed to possess L all the beauty arid advartag'es of silk anid of greater durability, lkewlse cffering to the purchaser a saving of one third,are sold by the following urnbrella-makers.t-.Seeeras, P. Stoore Sht Nartinll-court; Coventry, 1 74, Oxfbrdstrreet; Wllllams, 154, High Hiolborn I Wiilnsott, 8, Little Bell-alley, Colemaan,etreet; Sanderson, 105, Bishepsgate- 'vithil; Southall end Co. 6tfi Graceehurch.street; Watkins and Stepheris, corner of St. Uartin'ns-le-Granad Moore, 75, Cheapside; Graftrey. 31, Caunon-street; Jacobs Saville-passage, and 42, Birling- ton-areade; Freeman, 207, Oxfordstreet; Balch, Cockepur-street; Coper, 22, New Bond-street; Morland. -147 Minorles; Morland, Newlngton.eauseway; 1Vorville, 40, Cornhill; -lddleton, 2, Sweetings- alley Corirhill. N.B. The nan3e of the patentee Is stamped on tie border of each umbrella. Patentee, 33, Churell-setcet, Spitalfbelds. (F IMPORTANCE to GENTLIEMEN.-The ver \. high prices charged by tallors who make the best clothes is n Zi knownu; In coneequenee of which, WM. TAYLER, tal}or and breeches. maker, 72, Wimp.le-street, Cfvolidlsh.square, respectfully submits a LIS')' ot' PRICES, whic!3 as-e for articles not to be exceeled, Superl3ne extra Saxorny clotlh coats-of any colours, except blue or black - * t-f y xs e Blue and black an erdue dltlo *is - 3 0 Bes, double nUlle erseymerebreeches 1 6 0 Ditto trousers I-- - 11 6- Blue and black ditto-- - 16 0 Best kerseymere waistcoats .0 15 0 Bebt white nard all other coloured cord riding breeches, in- terlined at thQ proper parts to secure them from Splitting 1 . 2 0 Drab. milled, supernine, or naly other coloured great ceats, exceint blue,w'th black auid front skirts, lined with rilk, c.. 4 4 0 None but the very best materials used, therefore but one price. Tine principle nn whl-h the business of this hoass Is conducted will hc fouind quite disi'ere;rt from} those of the ndvdrtisl,q shqpd.: A sult, f livery corn pIece 41,4s. A stable dress 11. fls.-,S iszo;e door from - Queenl AnuO.:street. TURASTRE ROYAL, DRU7RY.LARE. I'HIS EVENING, DeR FREISCHUTZ. Adolph, Mr. T. Cooke; Caspar, Mr. Horn Linda, Miss Graddon; Rose, WDr.Uledfor. After 'which (4% tn:e a, lew splendid 001mie Pantonmime, called ARLEQUIN ANTH E TALKING (IR THE SINGING TREES, AND GOLDEN WA 'ERS. TrRJTRR ROYAL,O V,, .VET..-_GARD}?P\I. THIS EVENING, THlE MERCHANT OF VENICE, Shylock, Mr.J. iRuecfel (his let epPearace on this stage these 4 years); Pei'tia; Mdrs. Sloman. After which (4th time) a neD rand rcpavtormime, called HARLEQUJIN AND THE DRAGOIN 0 WATLY or, More, of More Hall. H A)PLPHI THEATRE, XMrand. T ISi EVENING will l, presented a new extravaganza burletta, in three acts entitled THE LIPE OF AN ACTOR. PrlneJpal characters by niessrs. Wreneh, J. Reeve, Wllilnson. Power. Lee, &e. To conclude w.th a nevw splndid comic pantomime, entitled MOTHER RED CAP; or, lar equin and the Fairtes of the Rose. Doors open at 6, sard cemmnce ac a quarter before 7. Half-prlee JRY'I, 0On UR0 THErATRE. THIS EVENING, at half-past 6 o'clock preelsely, will be pre- sented an entirely new and mnost peculiarly fnteresting and anecdotic melodrana, cesliednTHE RErIGr?Nt POeF TaErRyRiOR: or. The Mlorrors of the French ltevolntiou. At the conclusion of the second act will he eochibited a new Drop Seane, painted bY Mr. Danson. respresenting that Interesting occurreace the Trial of the 11ng of France, com- ISB upwards of 20faitful orraits. 'o cEonclude 'wlth a grand tal ofilusin, aled HE NCANTD IRE OF THE INVISIBLE } The publication of iThe Times commenced at r o'clock yester. day _noining, and finished at 8.