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On the 10th, 1.1111, 11th, and 14th of May, to Lia•ute rants zed Chaplains, and their Attornies. On the 13th and 17th of May, to :Easters, St: peons, and Pursers, and their A ttorrties. After which the Lists will be recalled the first and third 'Wednesday in every Month, that all persons may then, and there, attend to receive what may become payable to them ; and bring sst;ts thitm an Affidavit as required by Order in Council of .1:als July, 18: la the Forms of which were published in an ,Adiertiseiner.: frem this Office, dated IGth September, 1819, and may be procared at the 011iae of the Treasurer of the Navy; and ire e se any of the said 011iaeth sltould not be able to attend 6es:selves, but employ Attoreies for that purpose, the said At to-raes are to pro similar Art:davits from the persons they ars emp:oyed by . Visere Offir.ers are airoad on leave, their Anents are to produce attested Copies of such Leave, before the Half Pay can be paid. Ard as by Act of Parliament passed in the :;Stls year of his Lee Majesty's Mien, entituled, " An Act for establishine more easy and expeditious method fat` the Payment of Officers belt:ming to his Majesty's Navy," is enacted by the enth Clawed the slid Act, " that if any Commissioned or Warrant final Officer, who shall be entitled to receive Half Pay, and shall be desirous to receive and be paid the same, at or near the plate of his residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his Ma jesty's Navy in Londan, to have such Half Pay paid at or near thephce of his residence, &c. in, the manner pointed out by the said Act." And by a further Act passed in the 56th year °lb late Majesty's reign, entitukt!, An Act for " enabling the OStts in his :Majesty's Navy and .their Representatives to dray for and receive their Half Pay" it is enacted by the first and third Clauses of the said Act, " that if any Officer in his Itliesty's Navy, who be entitled •to receive any sum of rem for or on account of his Half Pay, shall Le desirous of drawing a Bill of Exchange for the same, upon the Commis sisters of his Majesty's Navy, inste:: of receiving the same by Remittance Bill, he shall signify such desire, by Letter to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy ; and that if any Officer in his Majesty's Navy who s'sall he entitled to receive any sum of :Frey for or on account of i late Pay, shall he desirous of having Lit Half Pay paial to hint by laets.u. a ,at any of dais. Majesty's lick Yards, where C.,:rhs for the Wages for the :Navy sh.tllresde, inatea.l of recciviag the same by IteMi:tatiee P:11 or ikil of ExcLatizv, he is to apply 4.i.P.er to the keeper Club at the Navy Pay .''lice in f.ortlan, or at rite Pay ()dice hslab Da:: 1 ard, signity tug such reinherrby ttlieriivco, that the Hall Pay ending the 31st of :March, (tea will commence paying on the s'h of May, 189.3, pal all amiss desirous of drawing fur, or of having their Half Pay'ra tinted to there, may apply as above directed. Mat Bills of Exchange drawn under or by virtne,of the Act Mt recited, :re not liable to the Stamp Duty. Noyersons residing out of his Majesty'. Dominions sire to ils the privileges of this Act. - LOYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. institutsd.l774, for tLe RECOVERY of PERSONS APPARENTLY MOW NED or DEAD. PATRON, . . The KING'S Most Excellent MAJESTY. • . PRESIDENT, , Brate the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, K.G. &c. Vics-Pazisiotaxs. Marquis of Hertford Hon. Philip Posey Earl of Stamford and War- Mr. Davin Guru*, • Tinton Sir Abm. Bunke; Bart. Earl or Romney Sir It. C.Glya, Batt. Ald. • Earl of Powis Sir Charles Pelle; Bart. Viscount Dudley and Ward Sir J. \V. Lubbock, Bart. Lord Bilhop of London G. Watson Taylor, Esq. M.P. Lard Bishop of Oxford John Atkins, EN. Aid. ' I Eileen John Gurney, Eli. Kenyon Stephen 6.lSeet., I:Sq. 4 Macdonald Robert Barclay, F...q. old Henniker John Blackburn, Esq. ' Erskine wan. Mellish, Esq. 4 Prudhoe The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be held at the not Loursom Tsvisx, on WEDNESDAY NEXT the 30th April, when his GRACE the PRESIDENT will take the air. ST EWA Roc Abut. Hume. Bart. V.P. Win. Woodbridge Nash, 'Esq. `• Venables, Esq. Aid. Wm. L., Newman, Esq. Bowles, Esq. Thos. Pritchard, jun. Esq. In Field, F.N. Wm. Roharts, Esq. A. Fennell, Esq. G.. E. F. Schwieger, Esq. Ai Fowler, F.sq. John Studilart, EN. LLD. • Garry, Esq. Stephen Tew, Esq. Gsaing:r, Esq. Claude Geo. Thornton, Esq.- Head, h,q. Lieut.-Colonel Torrens f . Lo ti, g"1. Freak. Turner, Req. e. Barmy, Esq. Benj. Woolner, Esq. 4 Moon., Raq • • • !_ CHARLES IiARCLAY, Esq./ T reuurers. BENJAMIN HAWES, Esq. Dialler on Table at Five o'Ciock precisely. met Dinner there NvM he a Procession of Persons restored lift by means of the Siciety ; an 3 his Grace the Duke of mh neussottawn, K. G. Pr es id e nt and Chairman, will present ! he 6360 rary Me.lailions voted by the General court to the fol. "jot Gentlem e n f Jr t h e i r s kill an d cautious in saving human fe, St Sandford, Mr. W. R. Mesbem, Mr. T. Taylor Webb. , price 15s. may be had of the Stewards; at the City liol4oll Tavern ; the London Coffee-house ; the Baltic Cof -54b, !: and of the Rez,istrar.—No Collection after Mulct. jA iLes ' milers to view the Procession and Presentation of • 'Wafts, can be had only tif the Stewards. JOHN MARTIN, M.D. Registrar. SQ : itt jS House, 49, Bridge -street, Inickfriars. s c owe the Establishment of this Society, upwards of 5200 Ibles hoe been restored from apparent death, and rescued kruninert danger; and more than '20,700 persons have been Weed for firkin their lives to preserve others. 9, 0, Guinea Anun.illy co n st it ute s a Governor. Guineas - a Director. Ten Guineas at one payment a Life Governor. eNtety Guineas - - a Life Director. kiiptions are received by Messrs. Darnard and Co. Messrs. 'mood and Co. Sir John V;m. Lubbock, Hart. and Co. Six 1 ,- 7 ; Althorn and Co. a nd b y t h e T reasurers an d Wegistrar. e Method of Treatment reeoniinet , ded by the SUelety may 114 4 grata, at the Soeiety's louse; • where the Sermons :lied in Aid of its Fund*. and the Annual Reports, are sold. a.e Governors and the Public are requ e sted to irk* the So: $ Receiving House, in Hyde I'ark, where a Medical Air "Lund are constantly iu attendance during the Bathing 844 itin2 &MORS. The CoMniittee would Tie thankfidlor !intorni,uon that militia tend to improventent. :•• ; the privilege; of this Act. _ ID OYAL HUMANE SOCIETY; institutad.l774, tot die RECOVERY of PERSONS APPARENTLY 1 ' . 1 NED or DEAD. • PATRON, . . - The ICING'S Most Excellent MAJESTY. • . PRESIDENT, Geasethe Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, K.G. &c. • Vacs-Pazinotsms. Ilarquis of Hertford Hon. Philip Pusey 0 &riot Stamford and War- Mr. Baron Guroisr• tattoo Sir Abm. Bunke; Bart. Earl of Romney Sir R. C..Giya, Bari. Ald. Karl of Powis Sir Charles 'Pale . , Bart. • Viscount Dudley and Ward Sir J. \V. Lubbock, Bart. ' • Lord Bishop of London G. Watson Taylor, Esq. M.P. ' lard Bishop of Oxford John Atkins, Esq. Ald. ' • d Rivers John Gurney, Esq. : • Kenyon Stephen 6.lseee, I:Sq. d Macdonald Robert Barclay, Esq. .ord Henniker John Blackburn, Esq. and Erskine Wan. Mellish, s+ , rd Prudhoe The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be held at the prof Lonnon Tavrax, on WEDNESDAY NEXT the 30th f April, when his GRACE the PRESIDENT will take the STEWA Roc .1r Abm. H ume . B art . V.V. Wan. Woodbridge Nash, 'Esq. ' Venables, Esq. Ald. Wm. L, Newman, Esq. as. Bowle s , Esq. Thos. I'ritchard, jun. Esq. • Field, Esq. Wm. Robarts. Esq. • , • Fennell, Esq. 0: K F. Schwieger, Esq. !hi Fowler, Faq. John Studdart, Esq. LLD. knobs Garry, Esq. Stephen Tew, Esq. ' n 1 Graingcr, Esq. Claude Geo. Thornton, Esq. - • , Head, h sq . Lieut.-Colonel Tomas Lo u , g ut , Freak. Turner, E sq . "%pay, Esq. Benj. Woolner, Esq. r I • Moore, Esq. CHARLES KARCLAY, Esq. I Treasurers. BENJAMIN HAWES, Esq. 3 , Dinner on Table at Five o'Crock precisely. Atka Dinner there wSII he a Procession of Persons restored ° We by means of the Society ; and his Grace the Duke of ol aruaseittswn, K. G. President and Chairman, will present h f ii coarary Me.lallions voted by the General Court to the fol. ." 4 1 Gentlemen Lir their skill and cautious in saving human ' e+ Ira ? i d!. grodford, Mr. W. R. :Mesh:as, Mr. T. Taylor Webb. w it% price his. may be. had of the Stewards; at the City • 4 aadoo Tavern ; the London Coffee-house ; the Baltic Ca- , el4 " 1 , e; and of th e Re;:.istrar.—No Colkctiun after Dinner. aden Tickets to view the Procession and Presentation of k Medallions, can be had only of the Stewards. JOHN AIARTIN, M.D. Registrar. t ,&lery's House, °9, Bridge -street, Blackfriars. *. Since the Establishment of this Society, upwards of 5200 'el's , " lav e been restored from apparent death, and rescued ra gn emanineqt danger ; and more than '20,700 persons have been • ea for risking their lives to preserve others. • Oise Guinea Anumdly constitutes a Governor. jsen Guinea: Anr.u . ..lly - a Director. ,!.,ea Guineas at one pay men t a Life Governor. Aw ctly Guineas - - a Life Director. Sehie , iptioia art received by Messrs . Bernard and Co. Messrs. . uni !nond and C o . Si r John Vs'in. Lubbock-, Bart. and Co. Sir Thei'inborn and Co. a nd by . the Treasurers and R egistrar. .Method o f Trea t ment reeoniinekled by the Society may pad, gratis at the Soai e ty' s (l ouse; where the Senna), 41, ( 1 41 Aid of its Funds, and the Annual Reports, are sold. t 0e Ouvtrnors and the Pliblit'are requested to vidt the 3o: • I's kceiving House, in Hyde Park, whet" a Medical Asp Mr.n, are enn•tantlv in •tt.iiil•rieii diming, the itathitlß WE3TMINSTER FIRE OFFICE, The day mime pobliahed, in . SVO. price 45. ed. sewed, F:rNC-STRLef, COVENT-GAP -DEN, 19TH APRIL, 1833. ± D IIKAZZO; A TRAGEDY, in Five Acts.— THE GENERAL MEETING appo i nted-by the hunt, Cheapside, and 8, -A- Deed of Settletne:lt to b e held Printed for H u y ear l y on t h e l ast Thursday Pall-Mali, London ; and Archiball Constable and Co. Edinburgh. in April, or within - Teu Days thereafter, for the Choice of Au- F Of whom may be had, by the same Author, t'iturt and on other Affairs, wi:l be holden at this Office, on I _ a -Tragedy, in Fife Acts, price 44. sewed. THURSDAY, May Ist, nest, at Twelve e'Clnek. G. 11. BROWNE. Secretary. N.B. The Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely. • This day was published, In 12mo. embellished witli a FrontiTicee, from a Design by T. Stothard, 11. A. price Bs. hoards, INTEGRITY.-A TALL—lly ;Mrs.! - 10FILA 1 Author of " Tales of the Manor," " Sun of a Ger.ius," &c. Printed for Longmai%,dlurst,ltees,Ortne, and Brown, London. Of whom may be hid, Tales of the Priory, 4 vets 12roo. 21. lanart!s: Tales of the I\ianor s 4 vbls. 12too. Xi. 4s. boards. hi the Press, by the same Author, Patience.—A Tale. COMMF.RCIAL FINISHING ACADEMY, N0..3, CATEATON-STREF.T. A/111. ROGERS, C on d uctor of t h e a b ove C oncern, --VAL very respectfully offers his mo,t grateful acknowledg ments for the highly distinguished support with which he has Fiecti so liberally favoured, since he has taken the management of the Establkhntent upon himself. From an experience of nearly twenty years in the practice of teaching, upwards of tett of which were spent in the Academy, in Little Tower street, and from bis having. secured the regular assistance of some of the mo,t eminent Professors in the Metropolis, in Mathematical Science, and in th e Sp an i s h, F renc h, G erman , and other E u r o pe a n Languages, Mr. Rogers has been enabled so to arrange the business of the Institutiun, that he confidently presumes a most valuable opportunity is at preterit afforded for young persons to acquire rapid and complete information in any branch of mercantile or scientific knowledge, that may be ne cessary to insure success in the particular departments of life for which they may he designed. • The Evening attendance at the Academy, on Monday, Wed nesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, is fur the exclusive accommodatioq of Gentlemen who are occupied in .business elmina the day. References given, if required, to the first Banking and Mer cantile Houses in the Metropolis. This day was published, In lira price 7s. boards, with the i'lan of a Farm of Two • Hundred and Forty-two Antes ) , Tpz ma of VALUING RENTS' and TIL LACES; wh.-rein is explained the Manner of valuing the Tenant's Right, on entering and quitting Farms, in Yorkshire and the adjoining Counties. The whole is adapted fbr the tlie •of Landlords, Land Agent, Appraisers, Fawners, and Tenants. By J. S. BAYLDON, • Laud Agent and Appraiser. Printed far Longman,llurst,Rces,Orme, and Brown, Lotlw:; and G. Ridgy, Sheffield. CHEAP GLASS, CHINA, AND STAFFORDSHIRE. \STARE. VICK ERY most respectfully returns hi, Thinks ‘...)• to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, for the distinguished support be has received since his commencing at his present Shop, and having purchased al extensive Stock of every Article hi the ahoy,: line at very low prices, earnestly so licits the inspection of his Guilds, as in quality and price, they will be found much cheaper than any other Huuse in London. Families, Tavern-keepers, and others furnishing, will find a great saving, by purch ising at his Waratouse, 21, Prince's -street, Cavendish.square, three doors from Oxford-street, for present Payment only. T 011 N DEACON and SONS, CABINET' and e CH AIR MANUFACTUI.EIiS, UPHOLSTERERS, Stc.htg leave to haunt'. the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends, they have open..d a WARE-ROOM, at their Manufactory, 11:11)1N G-I lOU S F.- LA Nl, Great Portland -street, where they keep a general A ssoram ENT of CA DINET, CHAIR, and, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, and, superintenning every Depart ment themselves, are enabled to serve them on the very lowest manufacturing tenets for and solicit an inspection, every Article being of the Lest materials, workmanship, and seasoned wood. It is not the intention of J. 0. and Scns to constrict com petition with any I louse selling inferior Goods at lower prices; but they pledge themselves the very lowest prices are affixed to each Aiticis.,, , and no abatement cap be made.—J. 1). sen. begs to add, bisslanufactory has been established upwards of t”:enty years, and ills Furniture is in most of ihe'Mansions is United Kingdom:A Penerals performed. • • I -q - Det;ziers in Mahogany and (dila. ‘7..ieds. N.B..s'Ai.account. of' the New Church buil...in at the top of ilyPortland-place, Carriages must come into Great, ['orb:lid-street. 13K4 NO::)7 FORTES, PEDAL {JAR PS;. an d' Bit R REX. ORGAN, good as new. A Cabinet Piano:forte, not to be eirialled In wadi and tone, usual prier 60gs: for 38gs. One of the best' Rose=wood Cabinets, very elegantly inlaid, &e. bogs. for litigs. A Square Piano-forte, 45g:. A line Pedal Harp, 75p. for §sgs. late the property of a Lady. Also a Barrel Organ, for Churell or Chapel, wogs. _,Tc: be seat at Joust Warsaw's, i 5, leirester-place. double-actioned Harp, e . ast Zl2O, for 50ga. EDGWARE-ROAD. TtitArrrALTSTS, COACH-MA K ERS, AND OTHERS. • • ". T= TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ;,i v . By Mr. LESLIE, onAlr i epai*, No. 6, Edgware-road, on THIIftSDAT. May 1, .183:5 Twelve o'Clock precisely (by direction of the Assig • noes of )ti..:Jnants Oxxvirxxo, Coach-maker), LOT I. rflitlE Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATES, JL at Rents as low as Ground -rents. The Premises, NO. 6, Sigware-road, lir: delight fully situated, commanding ex tensive !stews over Hyde Pirk, have been lately built, and ek gantly. Enished, fit fur the reception of a Family, containing two handsome Drawing-roomX, communicating with folding doors, two good Sitting-rooms, six Bed-rooms, two Kitchens, Water-closet, Counting-house, Ware-rooms, two Front Shops, extensive Celiaring, &c. and at a very small expense can be con verted into two handsome Dwelling-houses. Lot it; A newly-erected COACH MANUFACTORY, in Cumberland Mews, containing three tiers of large * light, lofty Workshops, with Lead Flat at the top, enclosed Standing for Carriages, and extensive Cellar, Lrr 5. Extensive PREMISES in Connaught Mews, con vining two capital Workshops, two Dwelling-rooms, enclosed Standing for Carriages, Saw-pit, Cellaring, Coach-houses, Stable, &c. Lot 4. An Improvcd RENT of Five Guineas per Annum, on Premises in Upper 13ryanstone-street. The Premises may be viewed until the Sale, where Parties. furs and Catalogues maybe had ; also of Mr. lawledge, Temple Chambers, Falcon-court, Fleet-street ; and of Mr. Leslie, 4, New Cavemllsl.-ntre , t, Portland-place. valuable fitiiAled Carriages and Coach-maker's Stock, on the Premises, will be sold on the 29th and 30th of April, 1823, at Twelve u'Clock precisely each day. EVANS'S SKETCH, AND SEQUEL This day was published, in royal I Smo. with Portraits, price Ss. the Fifth Faliticn, enlarged and improved, of THE GOLDEN CENTENARY; or, One Hun dred Testimonies in behalf of Candour, Peace, and Una. nimity, by Divines of the Church of England, of the Kirk of. Scotland, and among Protestant Dissenters, with their respec., tive Biographies concentrated. By JOHN EVANS, LLD Designed as it a Spinet to tbeiSketch of the Denominations of the Christian World; by the same Author. - London : Printed far Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy. • Also, the Fourteenth Edition of the Sketch of the different Denominations of the Christian World ; with important Addi dans, and a new Etigraving•of Eight Heads price 6s..boards. • SUPERIOR SCIIOOL ATLAS. " Just' üblished, from an entirely New Series of Plates, Eagravid upon an eniargetl scale, and corrected froin the best Authorities, OSTELUS NEW GENERAL ATLAS • contain ing distinct Maps of all the jorinel_filitilltc.tatod dams throe hoot the %Coda; Mated*, IN* of Mussel • Judea, Ancteut Greece, and the Roo In mint 4t;o:1 price only 18.1. outlined, or ins. eploisref e 00411 bandiumay'l *:* The Pubtflers offer this, Atlas to Sehools; as the mast I correct, the most useful, and at the same time the cheapest ever , executed. They have no hesitation in saying, that it wants only . to be- seen, to be universally adopted t it has been long used:in the mos: respectable. Seminaries in the -Kingdom; and itspopu lArity may he attributed entirely to the attention which is con st,nzly p.,ta to the immediate notice and introduction of every change of territory. N. B. A few Copies are printed on imperial paper, far liraties, price XI. Ts. London : I'rinted for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. , This day was published, In One Volume, 4to. with an accurate and enlarged Man of England during the lleptarchy, Plates of Cuitis, &c. AS3 13s. 6d. boards, a New Editicn of TR% SAXON CHRONICLES; Tran.ilatian, and Notes, Critical aid Explanatory. By for Rev. J. INGRAM, Late Saxon Professor in the University of Oxford. To which are added, A New and Copinus Chronological, Topographical, and Glos sarial Index, with a short Grammar of the Saxon Language. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Subscribe , s are requested to apply for their Copies (through the medium of their Booksellers), without delay. This day was published, In One Volume, 8,0. price Bs. boards, RECOLLECTIONS of the PENINSULA ; con taining Sketches of the Manners and Character of the Spanish Nation. By the Author of Smolt' of INDIA. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,and Brown, London. " I relate what I saw, thought, and felt, as a man, a traveller, and a soldier, during five interesting years. " The style of a soldier can neeckno apology ; it is beneath the notice of a scholar and the critic. We pass our lives in convers ing with' mankind, they in c o nversing with b o oks. •We only observe and draw hasty conclusions; they observe, compare, and study. Our, is a life of action, theirs of repose. We write to amuse, they to instruct."—Preface. BROWN'S MEMOIRS OF HOWARD. . This day was published, In One large Volume, Bro. price 155. embellished with Two I ighly-coloured Portraits, a Second Edition, with Additions and Improvements, of ME M 4 OIRS .o.le Public and Private Life of JOHN HOWARD, the Philanthropist; compiled from his own Diary, in the possessiim of his Family; his confidential Letters; the communications of his surviving Relations and Friends; and other authentic sources of information. By J. B. BROWN, Fig. LL. D. • Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. " When the ear heard him, then it blessed him; and when the eye saw him it gave witness to, him. Because. he d the poor that cried, and the fatherleis, and him that had none to help him."—Job Enz. 11, 12. London: Printed for T. and G. Underwood, Fleet-str.:e.; T. Tegg, No. 111, Chearside ; and F. Westley, Stationers'-court., This day was published, Handsomely Printed in 4to. and illustrated by Four Mir, Six Engravings of Natural History, and Twenty-four Cop perplate Engravings, executed in the best manner by Bowman FIND/N, from Drawings made nn the Journey by Lieutenant BACK and the late Lieutenant Hoon, price £4. 4s. NARRATIVE of A JOURNEY from the Shores of Hudson's Bay, to the Mouth of the COPPER-MINE RIVER; and front thence, in CANOES, along the Coast of the Polar Sea, upwards of FIVE HUNDRED MILES, and of the Return of the Expedition, OVERLAND, to Hudson's Bay, Stu - By Captain JOHN FRANKLIN, R.N. Commander of the Expedition. With an Appendix, containing Subjects of Natural History. Undertaken, and now publishing, under the direction and authority of the Earl BATHURST, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. Printed for. John Murray, Albemarle -street, London. ••- • . This day was p u ! ) li i h e d (dedicated byperinission to-his aajesty , royal etc,. price ,Cg. boards, A NESS,‘Y on the HISTORY:and THEORY of 1,11. I‘ll:Sie ; and on the Qualities, Capabilitiesi,'ind-aligip.•;, =goner.: of Ll:e :Limo Voice. By J. NATHAN, I A athr.: of the " llehrew flat:ladies." acc rsintcd for G. zahl W. B. Whittaker. Ave -Maria; Lane: WIIITTINSHAM'S DIAMOND s ETA KsPEft This day was published, •• • • t In One Vcritt Volume, price One Guinea in extra liort : 4l.. • r I HE Whole of t h e DR AMATIC WILLIAM SIIAKSPEARR, complcfe in One Pi'ic*.t-et Volume, heiog the 'smallest, neatest, and cbe-..p-tt. 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