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GENTLEMEN, n i t w i t next , from ouch persons as may be willing to supply the His Grace the Duke of NORFOLK, E.M. TENTH PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY DINNER. TO- VACANCY VACANCY having occurred in the OFFICE of qusntitycillricks required for theatre/lee of this Department, vis.-- The AniNIVERSARY DINNER of this INSTITUTION , MORROW, FRIDAY, March 4. IB2S, at the Freeenasoos' STOCK BRICKS - - No. 400,000 will take place at the Freemason ,' Tavern. Great Queen.street, I Hail PHYSICIAN to your HOSPITAL, by the Resignation PAVING Do. - - 6.000 Lincoln's Inn-fields, THIS DAY, eaxstedwe. of Dr. Nerinson, I take the earliest opportunity of offering myself F 1 RE Do. - - - 3,000 DANIEL O'CONNELL, Eel in the Chair i His Royal Highness the Duke of Yong, for that Important situation. The whole to be delivered at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock Tickets 205., Wine * included. Who has graciously signified his intention of Within the Choir. Should Ibe successful in this object of my application, I pledge myself to devote unremitting attention to the duties of the office. del properly stacked on the Wharf at that place, to the satisfaction The Tickets which were issued for February 14 will not be taken VICE-PUZSIDREES. and to do every thing in my power for promoting the interests of n o t h e nce Storekeeper there, within two months from the at the Freemasons' Tavern. His Royal Highness the Duke of Siossux, the Hosital. Jets of the acceptance of the offer. All communications relative to Tickets to be sent to the Corn- The Dukes of Bedford, Rutland, K.G. and Most:wee, K.G. pI have the honour to be, my Lords and Gentlemen, simples of the Bricks may be seen upon application at the Prin. mittee, 14, Red Lion.street, Wapping ;or to the Freemasons' The Marquises of Lanedown, Shifted, K. 6. Bette, Anglesey, . Xour obedient humble Servant, l apel Storekeeper's Office, at the Tower. Tevern. . K.G. Cholmondeley, E.G. Conrrigharo, LP. Huntley, G.C.B. EDWARD SEY3IOUR. L. M. - The Teodoro to he delivered at the Secretary's Office in Pall- • and Worcester. M.P. e. non or before Tuesday, the Bth day of March next, and to be CA LE DONIAN ASYLUM f or SUPPO R T ING and The Earls of Essex, Coventry. Ashburnham, Eferborough, Dar. Inceptor Candidate of the Royal College of Ii oo the outside •• Tender for the supply of Bricks." EDUCATING t h e CHILDREN of SOLDIERS, lington, Wilton, Abergavenny, K.T. Grosvenor, Liverpool, K.G. Ye. George-streat, Hanover -square. Physicians. By Order of the Board, SAILORS, and MARINES, Natives of Scotland, who have died, IVhitworth, G.C.B. Slorky filulsersve, G.C.B. lansdale, KM. /W. GRIFFIN, Secretary. or been disabled in the Service of their Country , and of Scotch Parents resident in London not entitled to Parochial Rigid; Indigent Aberdeen R.T. Blesinton, Fife, U . P. Gleogalt, Uxbridge , H.P. and . Moun't Charles. _ _ PHRE N OLOGY. CI•TTING TICKETS FOR THE FIRST DAY OF m p R . SPURZHEIM will deliver to Ladies and Gentle- DRAWING THE SECOND LOTTERY FOR THE eNni-street i Hatt°n - lfarden- Yule:Dunn Dudley and Ward, Normatiby4l.P. Belgrave, . . men an Evening Comte of EIGHTEEN LECTURES YEAR 11121. PATRON, sad Datteltaea. M.P. on PHRENOLOGY; that Is, on the Relations between the Ma. LOTTERY OFFICE, Somerset-place, THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. Leas MemwA, Thurlow o OwYdfr*Seitesuni Hitninfit M.P. 3l e nifestationa of the Mind and the Brain in the healthy and diseased March 1, 1626. PRESIDENT. Arthur 111111, SIX. Dudley Stuart. sod m. Lomax. M.P.crate; to begin On TUESDAY, the 15th of Afarcb, at Eight T HE Managers and Directors of the Lotteries do hereby His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK and ALBANY, Rlibullormadolow--The she eri l uT V, 4- o'Clock in the Evening, at th e Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. gine Notice, that Numbers of Tickets and Shares thereof may K.G., &e &c. George Osastim /LP. Sir Grenville, 31. E; - • rums Wallace, . M.P./ and to be continued Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at the be Registered, for the purpose of receiving information of theft VICE PATRON His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX Earl Earl of Inverness, and Sir Charleston*, pest. ex.& • same hour. Dr. S. win show the structure Of the Brain to those of Fates after the Drawing, and may be examined at this Office every , his Auditors who wish to see it. day (Sundays excepted), with their Registers of Benefits and &c. &e. Anniversaryof this Institution be Honourables--Gessige Mier Ml* -P. ( kW l am b, Ticket for the Course to be had of James de Ville, 367, Strand, The Eighth A • Festivalwill Edmund Byng. Genond ils. M.". and Maw "Award Illigh. • price two guineas. Blanks. celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern, on SATURDAY, the 12th Lieutenant-General Sir Ronald C. F -masee4Dees. K.C.B. M.P. And the said Managers and Directors tip hereby give further march. Hon. Major-GeneralT.W. ennoo, K. notice, that they will cut off the Tickets to be put into the Wheels, • His Royal Hi g h ness P r i nce LEOP OLD of SAXE-COBURG, Major-Generals Sir Andrew Hassid, Bart. K.C.B. and Sir For the SALE of IRISH LINENS by the PIECE at the before the First Day of Drawing the Second Lottery for he Year Henry Tama, Bart. K.C.B. Factor's Price, 1823, into their respective Boise • and B o on Tuesdoy. the sth in the Chair. ay zw 4ins, Vice-Mosiral Sir Joseph S_ydoey VA, N.C.It M.P. No. 4. on the SOUTH SIDEef SLOGIRSBURY-SQUARE, pear Apri l next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Nemewoo, at *le i p ie most beginning brat with the Benefit Tickets which are to be Noble the Marquis of Capt. Andrew Barclay Four Doors from the tole of Southampton-street, Holborn. Lothian, K.T. Benjamin Bond Cabh IDo ster, Thomas Hartle Farquhar, Edward innatchbull. M.P. Robert riI.HE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to &n- -eat Ate Box B, end continuing until all th e said Tickets for each The Right Honourable the Earl Thomas Dreyer, M.D.I 'E. Townshend Farquhar, M.P. George Pocock, and Charles Flower, tithe said Boxes are completely cut therein. ..2. nounce to the Public, that the' above House is their only And the said Managers and Directors do hereby give further of Hopetoun James Farquhar, Esq. M.P. Baronets. Establishment in this country; where thecontinue to supply the Colonels Cooke, sad Charles Palmer, M.P.T he Right Hon. Lord Francis T. A Fraser, Esq of Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, with p xis, that they will attend and oversee the Drawing of the Tickets I Gower, M.P. John * Fullarton, Ineq. 11" Captain Forbes, R.N. BLEACIIED LINEN. for Shirts and Sheets, of the best fabric tithe said First Day of the said Second Lottery for the Yeas 1823, on Stuart, Ri ght Hon. Lord James Robert Gordon, Esq. M.P. Th e 'eves" Mr. Sergeant Lens. Tuesday, the 12th day of April next, at Coopers' Hall, in Basing.and colour ; and also TABLE LINEN, at a price considerably I.P. William Grant, Esq. George Byng, H.P. James Bradshaw Walter Boyd, H.P. lower than they can be procured through any other medium. They bill-street, within the City of London. Samuel Birch, Ald. John Calcraft, M.P. ' William Coles. jun. The Right lion. Lord Mud°. Daniel Grant, E. also en age to return the perchme-m y should any fault appear. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March I. 1825. rant Colonel James Hamilton Nicholas W. Ridley Colborne, H.P. WM. Curtis, Charles Calvert, Good Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. IPHE Corer of Directors of the United Company of The Right lion. Sir 0. 11. Rose, James Macdonald, Esq. M.P. C 1 P• James Campbell, Alexander Copland, Isaac Cohen, George Country and Town Orders punctually attended to by Lieut.-CoL Daniel Mackinnon C o l man, M illiam Cunninghame. John Capel, David Co l vin, 1,. M.erchants of England trading to the East ladies do hereby M.P. Sir James IVemyss Mackenzie, Lieut.-Col. Roderick hl Neil , of M illiam Joseph Denison, M.P. John Dawkins, I. If. Maesey JOHN DIANIOVA N, 4, Bloomsbury-square, London, 1 A , give ifoties„ JOHN DOI LE. 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, f "g en "' ' Dawson, H.P. John Butler Danvers, John Fuller, John Pairlie, Thal a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be of Scatwell, Bart. M.P. Barra held, by Adjournment, at their House, in Leadenhall-street,orge F raser, Francis Freelin James Onedini James Grattan . Sir Thomas Baring, But. H.P.51.P. Michael Stewart Nicolson, Esq. it , • . • LAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER- Sir Coutta Trotter, Bart.M.P. John Cam Hobh ouac, M.P. Thomas I esker, Frederick on Tutfuniasr NEXT, the 3d Instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Sir William Adams Lieut.-Col. Alexander Ogilvie.'CHANGE. STRAND. Hodgson, _ALP. Prince Hoare, Robert Wilmot Horton, M.P. Forenoon, for the purpose of continuing the „ Consideration of the 40th Regiment T N IS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a ae• William Haldimand, H . P .Richard Heber. ALP. Henry Harris, Bydrabad Papers now before the Proprietors, as far as they respect William Annandale, Esq, Simon Taylor, Esq. cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a Thomas Hoge, John Henry Koch, Charles Kemble, Thomas the conduct of the Most Noble the IllanlOis of Hastings, late Go- Tickets One Guinea each, to be had of the Stewards: at the . - .... . Isee and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. vemor-General of India." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Asylum ; and at the Tavern. Lowndes, Jo n George Lam ton. 31. r. z henna B. Mash. Thos. ride Tandem Phaeton, and Chaise Harness. with every Moore, descrip- Wm. Manni ALP. John Maberlr i M.P. Thomas. , . • JOHN LEES, Secretary. . • tom of Military Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 2, 1825. Meux, John Pelmet, M.P. . John Penn, Levis Hays Petit, John . • TEVE Court or Directors of the United Company of Mee- S OCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF Ramsbottom, jun. M.P. N. el. Rothschild, Samuel Rogers, and Rest Indica, New South Wake and the: panieh Main. Camp B . edsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wesli t hand Stands, - .1„ chants of England trading to the East Indies do hereby sire LI MENDICITY. George H. Robins, Thomas Field Savory, Rowland Stepheneon Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely Mier, PATRON, Thomas Wood, Owen Williams, 51. P. John Saltren Willett, fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed- That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WAREHOUSES His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, E.G. &c. &c. William Willis, jun. and Philip Western Wood, Esquires. ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, &c. A large assortment of will be reedy, on or at any time before IVIDNEIDAY, the 16th PRESIDENT. This Fund was first instituted the 23i1 December, 1765, and an- Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Hatch, 1825, to receive Proposals, in Writing sealed up, from His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, KAI etc. &c. finned by Act of Parliament, for the purpose of supporting Intli. Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c. e ach Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with VICE - PRISIDENTS . gent and In fi rm Actors and Actresses,and relieving their Widows The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Sumpter and Win- hl ILITA R Y CLOTH I NG. His Grace the Duke of Grafton The Hon. and Right Rev. the and Children. ter horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, And that the Conditions of the said Contract may be seen, on His Grace the Duke of Bedford Lord Bishop of Durham TREISTEEs. first style of workmanship, and moderate price. ' The whole of the application to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the The Most Noble the Marquis of The Right lion. L or d D eneom Sir Comte Trotter, Bart., John Fawcett, and Den. Harris, Esqrs. Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent Proposals must be left, before Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon of Anglesey The Right Hon. Lord Cafthorpe STEWARDS. plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but the said 16th March, after which hour the Committee will not The Most Noble the Marquis of The Right Hon. Lord !Alf or d Messrs. Baker, Bellamy, Bennett, Blanchard, Broadhurst, one teady Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Lansdowne The Right Hon. Lord Sondes Chapman. Claremont, Comer, Connor, Duruset, Egerton, Evans, be made under any circamstances. The bloat Noble the Marquis of The Right Hon. Lord Suffield Farley, W. Patten, Fawcett, Horrebow, Jones, Keeley, Liston, N.8.-To prevent Mistakes, the Public will please to observe, EAST INDIA NOUSE, March 2, 1623. Tavistock The Right Ron. Lord Churchill Mathews, .111acready, Meadows, Pope, Sinclair, Taylor, Yates, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are MBE Coart of Directors of the United Company of The Ri g ht Hon. Earl Fervent The Right Hon. Lord Bexley an d Y oung . i n Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and ..j. Merchants of England trading to the East Indies do hereby The Right Hon. the Earl of The Lord Chief Justice Abbott, TREAsuRER-Mr. Fawcett. Sec AAAAAA -Mr. Egerton. Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. as Notice, Dartmouth The Right lion. C. Arbuthnot The Musical Department under the direction of Sir George That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WAREHOUSES The Right Hon. the Earl of 1111111. P. Smart. R OYAL. MUSICAL REPOSITORY, No. .55, St will be ready, on or at any time before IVZOXICIDAT, the 16th Hardwicke The flight Hon. W. S. Bourne, Tickets at IL Is. each (wine included), to be had of the Stewards, James's-street, opposite Jermyn-street, London.-This Esta- March, 1823, to receive Proposals, in Writing, sealed up, from The Right Hon. Earl Grosvenor M.P. at the Fund Office, Stage Door, Hart -street, Covent-garden, from blishment, formed at the West End of the Town. for the SA LE such Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with The Right Hon. the Earl of The Right Hon. Robert Peel, Twelve till Fourdaily • and at the Freemasons' Tavern. of PIANOFORTES. HARPS, and all other MUSICAL IN- FLINTS FOR eIIISKETS AND FLSILS. Chichester M.P. The Hall Doors will be opened at Five o'Clock. STRUSIENTS, at Manuticturers Prices, affords the Public the And that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen on applies- The Right lion. the Earl of R. J. W. Horton, Esq. H.P. Dinner Immediately on the arrival of their Royal Highnesses. great and peculiar advantage of inspecting at one view a splendid tioa to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals Veruiam The Hon. George Vernon - - Collection of Instruments, by all the most approved Makers, and 1 matt be loft before Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon of the said The Right Hon. Earl Darnley S. Thornton, Esq. SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF of ascertaining by comparison the respective merits of each. The 16th day of March ; after which hour the Committee will not re- The Right Hon. Earl Brownlow I. Drummond, }.sq. LITERATURE. whole are arranged in distinct apartments, each room being =- cove any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Right Hon. Earl Morley James Buller, Es q . elusively confin to one deomiption of Instruments, viz.--Grand The Right Hon. and Right Rey. 1. Weyland • jun. Esq. At a Meeting held at the Freemasons' Tavern, on Friday (lie EAST INDIA MOUSE, March 2, 1825. • n•Cabinet, Harm onic, Square and Circular Pianofortes, Harps with Lord Bishop of London Matthew Martin, Esq , 25th February, 1825, for the purpose of taking into consi d ay Urn EREA S in pursuance of the 6M Section of the 71 3 / 4 V rst TOO-Matthew Martin, E. the expediency of establishing a Society for the Encouragement of single and double movement, Flutes with all the late improvements, TV Chapter of the fly Laws or the United Company of Her- TREAIIu a ER-William Williams, Esq. M.P. Literature- Organs, Spanish Guitars, &c. &c., by all the most eminent =ants of England trading to the East Indies, it is ordained- BOAIID or St•If•GEMENT. Colonel NUGENT in the Chair; 31akere. " That a List shall be published thirty days before the Annual James Alley, Esq. H. G. Knight. Esq. It was resolved, (after reading the subjoined Prospectus,) that the Pianofortes, Harp% &e., Let out on Hire in town and country. Every Britishl Foreign el •cal P bl . . be had tenet usi u icauon may Election of Directors, containing the names of such Proprietors Load Viscount Belgrave, H.P. Sir J. W. Lubbock, But. under-uoentimme Gentlemen do form a Committee of Directors , for ors, -c " . aa soon as published. - qualified sersoffile to law, as shall signify in writing, to the Sean- w. B ic kf or d , E sq . A. 3lacklew, Esq. the purpose of carrying the plan Into execution; with power to add NEW SONGS. tory, their desire of becoming Candidates for the Direction, thirty- Geo. Bridges, Esq. Ald. M.P. James Millar, Eaq. to their number, and to appoint the Offigers of the Institution. two days before such Annual Election :" I. I. Briscoe, Esq. William Me rick, Esq. " Cherry Ripe," by C. E. Horn, sang by Madame Vestris 2 0 H. T. Colebrooke, Esq. F.R.S. E. Moor, Esq. F.R.S. F.S.A. " May thy lot in life be happy," sung by Miss 31. Tree, The Court of Directors of the said Company do hereby give Irving Brock. Esq. Basil 3lontagu, Esq. F.L.S. ite. &c. written and arranged by T. H. Bayley. Esq. . -2 0 Notice, in order that the Proprietors may conform to the said By G. L. N. Collingwood, Esq. A. G. Milne, Esq. W. Holmes. F. Colonel Nugent " The Daughter of Love," sung and composed by bliss Laws, that the ensuing A. Corbett, Esq. M. S. Nicolson, Esq. W. Judd, Esq. Sir J. Philipeart Paton - . - - -2 0 ELECTION OF SIX DIRECTORS W. P. Craufurd, Esq. D. Neave. Esq. W. Kingdom, Esq. W. Tooke, Esq., F.R.S., &c. " Such tears are bliss," sung by Miss Stephens, written of the said Company for tour years is appointed for the 13th April Joseph Dowson, Esq. E. Penrhyn, Esq. 11. Mayo, Esq. by T. 11. Bayley, Esq. arranged by J. C. Clifton - - 2 0 zezt, and that such List will be published thirty days before the Hon. H. Eden H. Pownall, Esq. said Election, as the abovenientiened by law directs. Henry Entwisle, Esq. Rich. Rams& n, Esq. PROSPECTUS. " Morning around us is beaming;" the words and music JOSENI DART, EaretanY. Chas. Francis, Esq. The Hon C.J.Shore The difficulties with which Authors have to contend, in bringing by J. A. Wade, Esq. - - . - -2 0 their works before the Public, have long been the subject of coin- " Sweet, 'tin now the moonlight hour" do. do. - 1 6 COLOMBIAN MINING ASSOCIATION.—The J. 11. Freese, jun. Esq. T. R. Smith, Esq. plaint among literary men ; ana have, doubtless, in numerous in- " Wake, my Love:" a Serenade; the words by IV. Logan, V Proprietors of this Association are hereby required to take A. A. Goldunid, Esq. J. S. Taylor, Esq. stances, repressed the early efiiirts of genius. Elm. composed by Carl Maria yon Weber - - 1 0 wire, that the DEED of ASSOCIATION has been approved J. Griffin. E q W. C. Thomas Esq. It is, therefore, in contemplation to form a " Society for the " Where are you going, my pretty maid ?" sung by Ma- io the Directors, and is READY for SIGNATURE ;and that Hunt er art. Sir C. S. Hunt . B Ald. Captain the Hon. G. G. Wattle- Encouragement of Literature," which, without losing sight of those dime Vestns and Miss Foote, composed by A. Lee - 1 6 C . Hammersle E sq. grave, R.N. lied! remain at our Office for that purpose from To-morrow, the J. T. !Lo p e , E sq. Y' Lawrence Williams, Esq. pecuniary advantages on which its stability must depend. would " Blue Eyes and Bluk Eyes ;" the words by Butler Dan- Ilth instant, for twenty-one days, within which period the Deed . • ' .. not look so much to private emolument es is public benefit ; and were, Esq., the music by Sir J. Stevenson - -2 0 JAMS Jacks, Esq. now be signed by the Proprietors, on penalty of forfeiture of the while it would ensure to the young Author of merit the fostering " I fondly turn to thee, Mary ;" the words by Ilorace Asster . e . too 111ANACIER-Aff. William Walker. lint Instalment. The Hours for Signature will be from Ten to AUDITORS-Ii &Warn Reynolds. Esq. ; George Bartrup, Esq.; i • aid of its patronage, would reserve for the necessities of his declin- Smyth. Esq.; the music by Michael Kelly - . 2 0 Four each Day. H. W. Smith, Esq. i n age some portion of the profit arising from his labours. " The lAnd of the Stranger ;" written by E. M. Fitzgerald, FM:Mum residing te. a distance may vigil by Power of Attorney, In order to accomplish these objects, it is intended that the Esq.; arranged by Sir J. Stevenson - - 2 0 Howoaelrf COCNsEL-Thomas Abraham, Esq. the form of which may be had at our Office. Society should purchase the copyright of works which may be "Oh ! I never shall forget ;" arranged by do. - -2 0 Hoxonnute SOLICITOR-Win. Tooke. Esq. F.R.S. SWAIN, STEVENS, MAPLES, PEA RSE, and HUNT, Anniversary Meeting of the Subscribers and Solicitors to the Association. Friends to t h e above Institution will take pl -on THURSDAY, Society should interfere with the established trade of the book- a striking Likeness of her in the frontispiece. Composed 6, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London,seller, and the public will be supplied with the works through the by Pio Chianchettini - - - 2 6 the 10th of March, at Twelve &Clock. when a Report of the Feb. 10, lti23.m e di um of the regular publishers. " Soft in the East," sung by Miss Graddon and Alias Forde, Society's Proceedings will be read, and the O ffi cers appointed for The basis on which it is proposed to establish the Society is as composed by G. A. Hodson . - - 2 0 IMPE RI A L BRA ZI LI A N MINING ASSOC IA- tbe ensuing year. follows:- " The Year that's awa'," arranged by Sir J. Stevenson - 2 0 IION. Royal Highness the Duke of YORK has been goaciously,.,. Capital Ine to be 100,0 (01.; in shares of 251.; but to be in- Published by J. Willis and Co., Proprietors of the Royal Mrs_ The PROPRIETORS are informed, that the DEED of ASS°. Pleased to signif y his intention to preside. creased, if at any future petiod such a measure should be deemed rim! Repository, 55, St. James's -street, London ; and No. 7, CIATION has been approved by the Directors, and is ready for Seats will be provided for ladies. advisable by a majority of Proprietors • and, in that event, the Westmorland-street SIGNATURE, and that it will remain at this Of fi ce for that The Plan of the Institution is, the issue of printed Tickets h I olds have the ofsubscribing, ' . ' . ' Dublin. s s are to era to pr i vilege !emote, from the 23d inst., for 31 daya, within which period the for distribution to Street Beggars, in lieu of Alms, which Ticket tlon to the amount of their shares In 1 vol. Bvo. price As . boards, Deed must be signed by the Proprietors, on penalty of forfeiture o fwhere they are supp lied with refer them to the Society's House, One-third of the Directors to vacate their seats annually ; but to T j ETTERS on the STATE of IRELAND; addrested 'he element already made. The Hours for Signature will be from Feed, and a Statement of the Case of each registered. The truth be eligible to be elected. 'fin to Three each day. Sundays excepted. Proprietors residing of this Stemment is afterwards ascertained by Personal Investigation by J. K. Lto a Friend in Enema. All vacancies in the Directorship to be filled up by bellot among 1. The Ci Aracter of the Irish Government , and the Effect of its a:' distance may sir' by Power of Attorney, the form of which and Inquiry, when necessary, and the Case is then disposed of ac- the shareholders, who are to be allowed to vote in the following mar be had at the Office, No. 9, Tbrogmortonatreet. cording to circumstances. ratio :- Measures upon the Country ; including Remarks on the Peace • February 21, 1825. LEWIS LEWIS, Jun. Secretary. The experience of the Managers has impressed them with a deep . Preservation Act or Constabulary Bill, the Burial Service Bill, and 1 Share . 1 Vote I 10 Shares - 3 Votes sense of the importance of the an y r . They have had the heart. 5 ~ the Tithe Composition Act. Snares . 2 Votes I 20 Shares - 5 Votes. A T a numerous Meeting of th e OWNERS of FISH- felt satisfaction of rescuing many really deserving Objects from 2. The State and Composition of Parties-Ske•ch of the Irish And one additional Vote for every 5 Shares exceening 29. ING VESSELS employed in the supplying the Metropolis wretchedness and misery, whilst, at the same time, they bare co- Gentry. and its Environs , and of other persons interested in the Established posed and brought to justice a considerable nuniber of daring Im- Each share to entitle in possessor tome copy of every work pub- 3. The State of Religion, and the Character of its Olinisters, in Flheries of the Kingdom, holden at the O ffi ce of Mews. Sounder', postors who infested and disgraced the Streets of the Metropolis, lished by the Society, at two-thirds of the publication price. Ireland. mimed, and Matthews, in Upper Thames.atreet, on Friday, the and who were living in habits of drunkenness and riot with the Interest, at the rate of five per cent. per annum, to be paid half- 4. The Administration of Just:cc and Spirit of the Penal haws. '" -oh Day of February, 1825, sums daily bestowed on them from a mistaken humanity. They yearly, on theamount of the instalments on the shares. b. The Increase of Population, its Cause and Effects, prevailing . 1 AMES EBENEZER SAUNDERS. Esq. in the Chair ; intreat the Public to mist their endeavours by distributing their i A deposit of One Pound per Share to be paid at the time of sub- E r rors on thi s Subject. , I t was unanimously resolved--That the Petitions to Parliament Tickets, and discontinuing altogether the present impolitic practice I scribing , and the remainder by gradual instalments, as the eaten . 6. Public Education, and to whom it should be cionotted. 41 the Incorpration of Joint Stock Fish Companies contain A ile. of indiscriminate Alms-giving. If this object were once attained, Mon of the Society's concerns may demand. But it is supposed that 7. The Bible Societies : their Opposition to the Interest of Reli. Woos unauthorised by the past and present state of the Fisheries, the sturdy Beggar would he compelled to work• as the most artful the amount required will not, for a co-4iderable period, exceed 51. ghost a nd peace in Ireland. tad bold forth prospects that can never be realised. imposture could be of no avail-the employment of Children in per Share; and no instalment beyond that sum will be called for ft. On Catholic Emancipation ;on the Papal Power, and the tied the occasional Scarcity of particular Fish cannot be reme. begging (one great cause of juvenile crime) would be terminated- without the sanction of a General Meeting of Proprietors. Nature of Allegiance; and on the Oath and Declaration taken or ".°. whilst the Winds and Weather are beyond the control of Man, the most revolting features of the present system would gradually The Profits, after payment of the Interest and Disbursements, to made by Protestants of tile Established Church. and therefore a regular and uniform supply of Fish to the Metro- recede, and the wretchedness, indolence, and vice of a numerous be appropriated as tellones f-One-fourth to form a Fund for the 9. A Continuation of the tame Subject. psi, can never be accomplished. class of our fellow.creatures might, in the course of time, give place benefit of Authors-to b e h erea fter disposed of at the discretion of 10. On the Disfranchisement of the Forty Shilling Freeholders : That with the exception of Salmon, and of an occasional scarcity to habits of Industry and Virtue. the Society • Two-fourths to be divided among the Proprietors an- how unjust and injurious such a measure would be. ari lis,; from the reason before mentioned, the London Market is Since the opening of the Office, on the 25th March, 1818, 20 , 206 nuallp and the remaining fourth to accumulate as Capital during 11. On a Legal Provision for the Poor: its practicability and "rote with a superabund a nce of Fish, the average Price of Cases have been referred to the Office ; during the investigation of Six Yeats, when one-half of the accumulation will be divided advantages to all Classes in Ireland, but especially to the Govern- T weh (throughout the year) is lea than seven Farthings per which the Society has given 1e6,318 Meals, in many cases Clothes, among the Proprietors, end subsequently, every third year, a divi. mea t. pound t and frequently the supply is so great as not to find even a and generally Money to procure Lodgings ; 5,104 confirmed Vs- sion of the pro fi ts of the three preceding years will be made ; by to. A Continuation of the same Subject. orsump t i na. grants have been apprehended ; and 2,387 committed, through the which arrangement a perpetual fund of three years' profits will be Dublin : Printed for R. ('oyne ; and sold in London by G. That it the Legislature should incorporate the Petitioners, the instrumentality of Constables, entployed by the Society fur that formed , to meet any unforeseen expenditure, and to prevent the Cowie and Co. 31, Poultry; Keating and Brown, Duke -street, and Pali possibility of loss to the Proprietors. at 63, Paternoster-sow ; and J. Booker, Bond-street. ac will be greatly injured, and the established Fisheries de- purpose. ',rid ; because such Corporate Bodies cannot remain permanent Subscribers of One Guinea or upwards per Annum, or Donors of Although no positive estimate can be formed of the pecuniary POPERY IN TIMES THAT ARE PAST ! • the •' • y we to supply Fish at a lower rate than that which it now Ten Guineas. are Governors of the Institution. and as such are advantages which are likely to accrue to the proprietors, yet, from 7e nle averages ; and by th e i nequa li t y of competition during the entitled to an unlimited quantity of Tickets for distribution to the well-known facts that the profits on publications are generally This day is published, in two vols. tiro. price I/. 4s. in boards. "Itel,. ce of their capital, the present responsible Fisheries will be large, and that on many popular works they exceed the ordinary Fourth Edition. " , rilv(fl, and thu s i n a fewthe Public will be d 'ed of Bc fi C Zal . Subecriptions may be commenced at any period of the limits of those on otherit bereasonably presumed years T HE HISTORY of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, t r part of the supply it now enjoys. Year, and will be calculated from the Quarter Day nearest to the that th e annua l returns from that source will be considerable ; from the Birth of Christ to the 18th Century ; including . O eno proposed Companies not being subject to the Bankrupt day on which the first payment is made. while it is certain that the discounts to be obtained from Printers the interesting Account of the Waldenses and Albigenses, who, • os. and the individuals composing them seeking liability to the By order of the Board , and Papermakers, by payments in cult. in lieu of the long and during the dark days of Popery, remained faithful witnesses for the amount of their respective Shares only, will, if authorised by Par- Red Lion-squane, W. 11. BODKIN, 11%. Sea burdensome credit now given to the Publishers, will alone afford an testimony of God and the faith of Jesus. I 'Lrtent, ohtatn an undue advantage over the Fair Trader, whose March 1. 1828. ample remaneration for the advance of capital. To which consi- By WILLIAM JONES, eterti,) ' n. are induced by causes front which the Companies will be Subscriptions are received by th e T reasur e r , Wm.iVilliams, Esq. derations may be added, the power which he Society will paeans. Author of the Biblical Cyclopedia, lte. "„„_mPt• Tit- li abi li ty for his engagements to the extent of all his ALP.. Birchin-lane ; Messrs. Hammersley and Co. Pall-mall ( through its ample funds and literary connections, of promoting the London : Printed for the Author, and sold by W. Simpkio and R r - Prrq , and the loss of woof liberty if such property should be Messrs. Drummond, Charing-cross ;by Mr. Stephens, Resident publication of works of high national importance. Marshall, Stationers' Hall-court , and all Booksellers. food insufficient. Pcr Clerk, at th e Society's House ; and by Mr. Fisher, Collector, The following account of this work is given in the Monthly Re. ThThe principalobject ofthis Institutionbeing h - . Ot the proposed Fish Companies, by the enormous Capital 3, Salisbury-square. June, 10141- ragement of Literature, the Soci.:ty will not suffer itself to be " ew " w hich ' 1 ) ,7 "need to create, will be enabled to offer the Fishermen such biaased • by party-teelings, but will be open to the reception of all t 1 temporary Wages as will leave the present Establishments FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. works that do not militate against good order and moralit mind impressions of the utmost detestation of the spiritual tyranny ''''panitively d eserted; and the thousands of Orphan Apprentices TN this PREPARATION are concentrated all the Me- y• exercised by the Court of Rome. Providence never made use of so to t h e F ish •A Deed for the establishment of the Society will be prepared ..,.,. i. eas e s (taken in most cases from the Poor Houses to JI. dicinal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root, even to a perfect terrible a scourge . to chastise mankind. No power ever outraged " ...t hey 'natal' belong) 11 be back b nil the saturation of the M t withwhich i t isprepar ed . To such y wi thrown as u ens on rnlic.t profit° Deed for carrying the Plan into effect ; by which it will persons, therefore, who, from various causes, would experience humanity, to the same extent. Never did the world behold such hit f or im p ossible be provided, that, as between themselves, the Shareholders shall blasphemy, profligacy, and wantonness, as in the proceedings - _ these reasons Petitions be presented to the Honorable great inconvenience, or with whom it would be utterly be of the House of Coalman and styli taken for he Decoction. the Fluid Extract, which possesses the , s other measures op. to prepare e not liable beyond the amount of their respective Shares in the this spiritual domination. It held the human mind in chains: Poing it apical of the Societt And in order that • as far as possible, ~ e Incorporation of the proposed Companies as may be advantages of portability, and of keeping in any climate, will cip . • Poo •no visited with exemplary punishment every inroad on the domains of (Ironed expedient. be found a most desirable mode of employing this much-esteemed Shareholder may be able, as between the Society and the Public, ignorance ; and 'tank nations into a state of stupidity and imbe- Th beyond the amount of his Shares, it is intended that all contracts a y . Thu these Resolutions be inserted once in all the Daily News. Medicine.lts proscriptions, massoeres, murders, and all the various .rtifers. and three dm in • • and E • The Diseases in which it has proved moot beneficial, are those of es the principal Morning Evening and engagements on behalf of the Society shall be made and entered forms which its cruelties assumed ; the miseries which it heaped on ;n om ,. the Skin, such as the Scorbutic Affections Eruptive Diseases, Se. into with that stipulation, and for immediate payment. But, the objects of its vengeance, its merciless treatment of them, and That Ileum. Saunders, H eawood, an d Matthews be the Solid . il S pt A • • from tOseaseti state of the System eon ary ym oms, c. ar cing a i should it be deemed advisable, an application will be made to Par- the grasp of its iron sway. seemed at one time to leave no roc= to tors tolament for an Act of Incorporation.' carry these Resolutions into effect. at large. It is taken in water, rendering it of the same strength as hope f ur the liberation of the human race ; and surely nothing can The Chairman having left the Chair, the Decoction. Applications for Shares may be made to Messrs. Allston and appear more hideout' than this power in its true cnlours : it leaves See was resolved unanimous ) - That the Thanks of this Sold in Bottle*, at 4s. 61 and 7s. ed., by Butler's Chemists, 4. Dondlebe. the Solicitors of the Socie_ty at their office, in Free- the mind full of horror at its cruelties ."- See also the British Critic. ;,„ - "Pll be given to J. E. sounders, Esq. for his very able oasis- Cheapside. St. Paul's. and '220, Regent-street (near the Argyll man's -court, Cornhill, London. until TUesday, the 15th March, for June, 1813-Eclectic Review, July, 1616-Evangelical Maga- ' .-" furthering the objects of thi s m ee ting, and for his conduct Rooms). London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders through- when the Subscription will be closed, and the applicants be informed eine, 1143. 'a the Chair. out the United Kingdom. of the number of Shares allotted to each, the deposits on which are N. 8.-'this work is now publishing in 12 monthly parts. prize SAUNDERS, HEA WOOD. and nIA TTI-1 E WS, o n e' Be careful to ask for Butlers' Fluid Extract; of Sar. to be then paid to Messrs. Ransom and Co. Bankers, Pall-mall 2e. each, for the convenience of purchasers, rr may be had corn- Solicitors. saparillo. East. pine as above. e I Les OSSEM ENS FOSSILES of die BARON CITY lER. I nanitnunangtlteCntitiifitatro7lof slog " Asimal ICtnKdmo," end the Commencement of the "Fossil Osteology " the Editor has the satisfaction of mating, that these Works will in future be honoured with occasional aid from the Baron Cuvisir himself, who has sectsi liberally ofTzred to tommtmicate to the Editor such new forts and discovenes, both in existing and in fossil organieation. as may seta pending the publication of the Works. The tranulation of the justly celebrated " Theory of the Earth," which forms the Intro ductory Discourse to the • °siemens Fomiles." will be from th e Baron's Manuscript, with important additions and c-serectiocs. prepared for a new edition of that work, which tie is about to publish. Major C. Hamilton Smith, F.R.S., &c. &e. &e. with the mcsit distinguishes' liberality, has also gratuitously o ff ered the use of his immense collection of original - drawings, now exceeding 6.0041 species, to ge ther with his Notes on many genera of the Mammi. ferous Tribes. The Monograph on the Antelopes. with a rest number of uew species, will be from his pen, and the figures smutty from his pencil. No additions to the Fossil Osteology will be icsrrted. mcsert those of it. illusthious Author; and the translation will be us liszrat as the corresponding i hems of the two languages will allow. Tile plates will be engraved, if possible, in a superset style to these of the original ; and the Work will be published at &considerably less price. Printed for Ceo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maia-lane, Lanus. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES CF PLATE GLASS, From TWO AND A HALF to FORTY err Cent. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament. 1773. THE PUBLIC are Informed. that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company's Prices. wh.cb took place 1820, a FURTHER Reduction is now matte, from Tao 0 . 71 i half to Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial MeasArdoect of Six Feet and upward*, agreeably to a printed Scale. which rosy he had at the Compan_y's Warehouse , ALBION-PLACE, BLACKFRIARS' BRIDGE, when an eateraire assortment c 1 CAST PLATE GLASS, of tine Colour and Drilikaucy, porior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe. is en .eate by 11itr.3.1111241 HAW KINGS, Secretary to the Caunpony , &012 Mr. Jones Caoc r oaD, at the Company '$ Works at Rar near Preseot, Lancashire. TABLE OF RF.DUCEI) PRICES FOR SILVERED 80 by 30 • . 37 13 90 by In In. GLAIST....4 i n /F . LA In RtiE .enlltENlntz.loN4Bn.. £ e. 76 II 103 by SO . . 76 6 80 ••Il 46 4 9.1 $5.. 43 18 le6 69..11r2 PO 1;0 .. 6610 93 46.. Ra 7 lIS 96.. $ 80 70 ..71 10 95 56.. 66 14 112 71 . 147 8 86 3 . ,36 1 93 66 .. 91 13 116 60 ..14; 13 8 6 46 40 2 93 76..113 8 121 76..172 7, 86 1.3 .S 3 12 100 40 .. 63 9 123 88 ..166 It tg oßAnn ao w . itict. S . i t at e 83 63 . 7 0 11 100 SO . 70 8 127 'O..U; 2 90 40 •44 11 100 60 .. 92 132 67 . 192 2 79 .. 214 7 i l r il ed on 78° :: : por :11 t 1 a 121 tion l , 2 1 .1 34°4 11d per foot fool 7 s l u 2 - . . perficiaL I 4, • ~~ .~'~' • r ~~