==> CRIBBAGE CONSTANTLY, by Mr. Murray and Mr. Sharp--Mr. Murray _pegs_. {219} NEW LOCK HOSPITAL, For the Reception of Incapables, Bridge-street, Blackfriars. THIS ESTABLISHMENT is entirely supported by the contributions of the miserable objects who belong to it. Dr. WELLINGTON--Physician and Surgeon in-Ordinary. Matron--J. Sewell Nurses--J. Reeves, C. Bicknell. Necessary Women.--Atkins, Bridges, Curtis, Flower, C. Smith, Rev. S. Piggott. Keepers of the Sweets.--C. Murray, J B. Sharp. BY ORDER. ***** MONEY--WANTED TO BORROW ANY SUM for private purposes, by Messrs. MURRAY and SHARP, secured on the effects of the ANTI-NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, No. 6, Bridge Street. ***** A CARD.--The well-known "FRENCH LADY OF QUALITY," a Member of the Constitutional Association, in Bridge-street, will be AT HOME at the White House with Venetian blinds, every evening at eight o'clock, unless previously engaged. Inquire for Ma'am'selle Bastille. ***** To the Loyal and Independent Members of the Constitutional Association. My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen; YOUR having chosen me one of the Committee of your Loyal Association is a mark of your personal attachment to me, and your great respect for the high situation I have the honour to fill under his Majesty's executive government. You have added largely to its duties, but will doubtless benefit by my labours in the end. The independent line I have taken shall be used for your benefit. For as many of you as may be placed in trying situations, my utmost zeal and ability shall be successfully exerted. In the last extremity you will see me at my post: on that you may depend--one good turn deserves another. I hope you will afford me the speediest opportunity of offering you my services in person, and of embracing you all. I have the honour to be, My Lords, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most devoted Servant til! death, JOHN KETCH. ***** The following endorsement was on this Advertisement.--Printer. Cer,--Ples 2 nsrt this yer. U c has Mr. Pinedr kumd 2 noogit an e draud me inter this chaffin line. Hile be krapd miself a4 hide lev m. Wat a hepcl rnt et? Mi noze rites this yer 2 u. Ole bale. GAK ECH. [Illustration: 227] {220} [Illustration: 228] WHEREAS, it has been industriously propagated, that I am a member of the Constitutional Association in Bridge Street, I humbly beg leave to inform the Public, that when I was proposed by my neighbour, Mr. Poynder, the same was without my consent; and that, although I was elected, I never attended any of the meetings; and I verily believe that these proceedings were intended to do me a serious injury. I therefore earnestly hope, that all charitable and well-disposed Christians will compassionate my sufferings, both in body and mind, from this cruel attempt to deprive me of my fair character and my living., CHARLES MACKEY, Sweeper at the Obelisk, in Fleet Street. N. B. Please to observe, that though I am a black, my name is not Charles Murray, but Mackey.