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i) zi/ z/ / ( e- e' ( (7„.e‘A:z: 'I %J. 2ec 7 , _ IA a* 4„t i , )41xitiv.v4; ! ' r.t No. 6,754. LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1524: Price 7d. MARINE I N$U RA NCE. 111IIE INDEMNITY MUTUAL MARINE INSIT- L NAME CI *IPA NY hereby give Notice, that tirey will aunt:new Radom on MONDAY, the thlt August, at their porn, Othoe, NO. .16, Wincbester.street. No Insimusees can be effected with the Company but by Share. widen. • The Adrantages exclusively offered by this Company to Met. chall4f, Ship-owners, and Insurance A cents, will be made known the mac when Policies are contracted la. By ceder of the Directors, CHANNER.Reerstary. No. * Wintbeater.otreet, OW Rrositstreet, July 22, 1524. - - 1:101/ BOMBAY Meet, to Sail on the 12th of AIJOUST, the wen-known tine teak built cornered Ship CAIMDRIAN, JOHN CLARKSON, Commander, with lilscrty to hind Passengers on the Malabar Coen; lying in the City kk ir ib en 7* tots ; hal a poop. and very superior Accom modations (Of Passengers, and will carry a Surgeon. This abip has her dead weight already engaged, and will not watt beyond the period tilted for hoods of any description. For l'assage apply to Captain Clarkson No. 41, Threadneedle gem ; or for Ended or Passage, and for Orders for floods to be sseeived on Ward. to BAZETT, FARQUHAR, CRAWFORD, and CO. No. 71,01 d Brood street. LANDAU TO LET, rill HE Owner having no oecaNion for the above Carriage for (oar or five mambo, iv ilevirous of letting it far that term, or any part of is. at a very moderate rate. To he NM at MI. Tattoo's, coachmakee, 31•Iket.atteet, rfria WESTNrINSTIA REVIEW, Na 111. will be published in a too logs, Curls* and . cy. ••• Also, Second Editions s( Noa. I. and 11. Chi Saturday. the Slat, will be published, 1) A C WOO D'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. No. XC. For July, laid. CONTESTS :—l. Remarks on Henderson the Historian. By Sr Morgan ODohehy, Bah.-11. Visits to the Harem. By Ahern A hmeed Tubeeh. Translated from the Persian. Visit Third —III . Farewell to Greece. For M usic.—lV . Thoughts on awns Errors of Opinion in respect to the Advancement and Dir. hogs, of Knowledge—V. The Mother's Lament fur her Sell. Ya 31usic.—V1. The Political Economist. Essay 2.—V11. Pos. %burnout Letters of Charles Edwards, Esq., No. The Devil's Etizir.—lX. Cockney Contributions for the First of April. —X. The late Seaton of Parliament.—Xl. Letter to the Ettrick Likepherd.—X 11. Speculations of a Traveller concerning the People tithe United states ; with Parallels—X[ll. Captain Rock de tatitd.—XlV. Letters of Timothy Tickler, 1;44., to eniineat Lite rary Characters. No. 16. To the Editor of the John Bull 3laga dee. On an Article in his First Number.—XV. Works preparing for Publication—X VI. Monthly Llat of New Puhlieations.— XVII. Appointments, Promotions, Bi rt h s , M ar . lieges, and Deaths. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, Loudon. Oa Monday, thelkh of August, will be published, In one very large mare volume, to be divided into two at the Purchaser's option, far which purpoae two sets of tide pages will be delivered. FrilE LIBRARY COMPANION; or, the Young Man's Guide and the Old Man's Comfort in the Choice of a Library—By the Rev. T. F. DIBDIN. F.R.S., S.A. In this N'orft the Author has endeavoured to famish his country. pen with a Manual towards the acquisition of useful and valuable, al well as rare and curious Works, in the several departments of Divinity, History, Biography. Voyages and Travels, the MP Lewes, Poetry, and the English Drama. Prices of the mare valuable and uncommon Works are noticed for the con venience of purchasers; there is also a Synoptical Table of Con- WIN and a General Index A few Copies are snuck ofi . on large paper, to arrange with the other Works of the A u th or . Printed for Harding, Triphook, and Lepanl, Finsbury-square; and Jobs Major, Fleet-serest. JAMES BARRACK, Union Hotel and Coffee-house, Coekspur-street, Loudon, from the Olobe Tavern, Fleet. street, adder the patronage of the Marquis of Huntley , Lord tesse,— Ellis, Esq. 31. P., and several Noblemen and Cientk maid distinction. J. B. haring fitted up the above spacious Premises in the mit nlendid manner, respectfully solicits the patronage of Noble nen Gentlemen, and Families. Ne fatten himself the house will be found replete with eve" coomnience and emoSeet. mwiewrota../m.stamodldont acconins fin cstry department, to merit those favours be now hambly solicits. WINES. of n superior quality, carefully packed, and sent to any het of the Kingdom, en the most reasonable terns. YO RE Sol.lo, BY TENDER, AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE; compris ing a brick-built Bowe. with large open Yard, Three Warehouses, Two Stables, open Shed, and numerous Offices. All inclosed with large folding flans, well adapted for a Carpenter, Builder, or Manufactory, situate at the end of Birth-passage, on the Rest side of Whttecross-street. Lei temporanly at the very low Rene of 351. Alto, FOCTR DOUSES adjoining, situate in Cooper's-court, sow er late in the occupations of Maws. Rider, Spicer, Condon, sad Nyaam, weekly tenants, producing per Annum shout 45/. The Premises are subject to a perpetual annual Rent of U. The Tenders to be delivered (sealed up) on or before the Ist day d Aug. neat, at the Office of Mr. 11. Pulley, 14, Great Carter-lane, Darters' Commons, where, and also at the office of 3lesars. IlAver sod Vickery, E•sea,street, &rand, a Mtn of the Property may be tea, sad further Particular obtained. _ GRMA N FLUTE.—Mr. GA L BREA Tit's approved SYSTEM combines expedition with a thorough knowledge d dat nutriment. The cue with which that truly graceful and sulny accomplishment is acquired sufficiently accounts for its sairtnal sloption in preference to any other instrument. It is it panful stimulus to the study of the German Flute, that any per. yes any, in a shirt time, and with comparatively little difficulty ataia Mel a proficiency as to be able to play an accompaniment vita a lady at the Piano-forte, or to take a pail in a Quartile or Overate. Time and Tone, the ground-work so indispensably agnate to constitute the finished Amateur, are frequently ncg. Ittled: to these Mr. Galbreath particularly devotes his attention ; wake,' them the Student will fall far short of being a eutreet Per. knew. TOTIIe. Ike. at the Professor's, 25, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Wen -street, f'heapside. Ring the beil. attesda at !t3, Burlington-arcade, Piccadilly, Mondays, /Newsday', and Fridays, from ten AU five. T WINE.O. HE uniform Satisfaction SUPEßlOß the LONDON and WEST .a. MINSTER WINE and SPIRIT COMPANY have Pen the numerous lientlemen and Families they hare had the ho wiss to supple, induces them to continue to present their Prises to the Public. Erni Article sold by them is OENUINL, and PILE FRO3I ANY ADULTERATION WHATEVER. (roa SEADY MONEY ONLY) Per Dol. eatri n I )(ZS. —Per Doz. (I d lion Dino, his. to Its. White Cape . lois. to Ills. Dino, 2 to 7 vein in bottle - ttii,. to tiNs, Pape Madeira - 245. 21s. to 245. Akers • 3 E, to It.. Ditto Hoek, very curious, Ms liitto (teal Amontillao) rek. Courant* in pints , 2114. Lisbon sod Mountain - 411,. Red Cape - - b ' in ' n° 3614 Ihreci Made '. 4th. r trot:o & aaastax vwriev. West India ditto . Ms. Claret it. Julien Rali limb. ditto - Ms. Ditto La Fine, and Cho- Maloney ditto, in piniA 3: 0 . ;ma magpie ti to Ws. ld Pon, 6 yews in b ott l e, Champagnes D. AY wk. et Liqueurs B4„ in Pinis in tun, Ms. D'A wile 21. Bs. per Ditto, superior - - 04s• cue, anina d Noma of every Ditto, first quality - 1 immartion. Moselle - . tibs. 014 Hock, Soutane, &c. T be ConlPang particularly solicit their attention to their Chem- MP* ll;theft`C lionneteiro 'nit of 11120; and An ~, i t &lad° '‘irry. which econfidently assert, in price and quality, are un mailed in the trade. 4 .....„ 1 " 1 (Post-paid) adAremed to Mr. Wm. liodfree, Agent, 16, near Craren.lneet, will be punctually attended to. ____. Samples may be o b ta i ne d. V I " . auPtrito POLISH for FINEWIODS, FUR NITURE, &c. .. tt i °L , and to be had only of, t h e P ropr i etors, Messrs. G. iatr i arki co., Cheniista. Brewer -street, 1:olden- use.square, Lour, i —• in beetles at N. and 614 each, with directions for imnullllll-makers. l'abinet.mak I 'pholsterers, and De a l er s, ' , lied whole sa l e, on hberal tens . !iglulin Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a , beautiful, and brilliant surf ace ; and it i s Dot injured by 1, titer being apiliod on it; on the contrary, it may be waste 1 1, I ty , if nersury. 'ilk a bno nin ' d Wail " Reading. Leo. he. Polish to be ti.ed ter It; if t ma y d. be had at the same price, which may be applied ortun T.I be had ?he letygeaated Soda Powder. lo.sPertee, Seidlitr Paanlera o nharo atals f seat litlior , ace 3 r.ce t.e.eined 311;oci, /Moral Cough Drilal • hermitic Vint.gar tray genuine !bog moil 3 ho:ne and 4i,.llohttoe thesis, of all price. yhd_N other Preparati foe makalt 41.1111/ apd aters, under the atplve nouns, are srU110".• I an above. Lavender Vinegar de ( blerylne Arquelnitarte Water I .a render Water Irmo, Perfumed Mille Fleur I Vegetable Extra, &e. &e. Ileilmine of the finest quality, for exportation. completely fitted for any di- SALE BY AUCTION. ST ROC MC ATER CANAL. Ity WINSFA NLEY and bo.NS, _ At the Mart, THIS DAY, at LI, in Four Lots, 1 - 4 ‘0117R SH ARER in the STROUDWATER CANAL, k tram Stroud to the River Severn, the dividends on which are paid hall-yearly„ and the tonnage considerably increased during the tad twelve month... Printed particulars may be had at the 3lart ; and of Winatsnley and boos, PateroOlter•WW. POLICY IN THE EQUITABLE. An Improved Rent of !MIL; a Pipe of end India Madeira in the %Vona! ; and about Ninety Duz:n of West India Madeira and Port. By W I NSTANIXT and SONS, At the Man, THIS DAY, by order of the Trustees, - -; it POLICY in the FA4UITARLE OFFICE, efreeted 11l in 1817 for I,OIIW. on the Life of &Gentleman then forty-two years of age ; annual payment, aa les. An Improved Rent of W. 10s. secured by two Houser at iluswell hill, foe a 'term of eight years. A Pipe of East India Madeira, now lying in the London Docks ; and about eighty dozen of West India Madeira; And twelve dozen of Port in a private cellar. Printed Particulars may be had, and the Wine tasted, on applies don to Winstanley and Sons, Patertioster-row. COPYHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, TON, HACKNEY-ROAD, LIMEHOIJSE, and CAN NON-STREET-ROAD. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart. Tills DAY, at 1.1 fetlock, in Four Low Let I• A COPYIIOLD ESTATE, newly equal to I. Freehold, the fine being certain and small, consi►ing of a Afesssage, being No. 12, Lower Georgi.-strect, Lizaehtnase, let to Mr. Law, a yearly tenant. Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of Three Houses, being Nos. 21 and 6, in Salter-street, CanuoLatreet-road, and 27, Little Turner-street, held foe 49 yeas. Lot 3. A ditto, eohyrising Two Houses, being Nos. 2 and 3, Lower Queen-street, Lower-road, Islington, held for Ofl years. Lot 4. A ditto, being No. I, Brunswick-strixt, Hackney-road, held for SW years. To be viewed by Fermiasion of the tenants. Printed Particulars may be had at the Mart, and of Winatanley and bons, Paternoster-row. CELLAR OF CHOICE OLD PORT WINE, OF TILE LATE WILLIAM HALL, ESQ. Hy WINSTANLEY and SONS, On the Premises, 10, Charlotte-street, Redford-square, on TUES DAY, August 3, at One, by order of the Executors ' E hundred Dozen of DEACHCROFT and ('AL `` —I ROWS PORT, the grnaine property of the late William Hall, E.g. deceased, compriung $1 dozen, vintage 1813. bottled 1826; 43 dozen ditto, bottled 1818; 10 down, vintage 1812, bottled 1814; 16 dozen, vintage 1829, bottled 1823; also 19 bottles of Cla ret. and S dozen of Champagne. To be tasted at the time of Sale, or sample. had four days pre vious, by applying on the premises, where Catalogues mar be like wise . Catalogues also at the Shirt ; and of Winstonley and Sons Psternsider-runs. VALUABLZ IP AIIit7INGS. By kh. WILLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, A Choice COLLECTION of PAINTINGS, by the following esteemed Masters, viz. Jan Steen Bodwin Van Oss Venomler Brower Wilson Naysntith Renard Palimedes Berghern De Rogge Currater Cuyp Molinear Van °oyes Powell bout Vanderwerf, &c. d.e. To be viewed the day preceding and morning of male; and Ca'a. lopes had at the Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Thrornortos. street. SHROPSHIRE. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD ESTATES, Land Tax redeemed, with Faim.houees, Water Corn Mill, and Buildings, producing a reduced annual rental of 1,0501. By Mr. W3l. STEVE NS. At the Auction Mart, London, on FRIDAY, August 5. at 12 o'clock, in two Lots (ur.less an acceptable offer be previously made by Private Contract), ' A Very Valuable and Improvabl e FREEII01.1) PRO PERTY, presenting to the Capitalist an excellent oppor tunity fur secure investment, situated in a beautiful pert of the ('ounty of Salop, only nine miles from Ludlow. and within easy distances of t'ie neighbouring markets, ahr,aing with game, and affording excellent fishing from a river which borders the Estate. Lot I.—A very eligible and compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the 31antir of llroncroft, situated in a picturesque and delightful part of the county. adorned with stately timber, and thriving plantations, comprising in the whole 84 acres, S roods, and 31 perches, of exceedingly fine arable, well watered meadow. pasture. and wood land, bounded by the river Corye, the whole lying, with a trifling exception, within a ring fence 4 and including a water corn.mill, with meadow, croft. and mill lands ad. joining. The farm-houses and buildings are conveniently placed upon various parts of the Estate s in good order, and let to respec. table yearly tenants, at extremely reduced rents, amounting to tea Lot 2.—A desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, capable of con siderable improvement, most eligibly situated at Inganlinc, only 10 mules from Ludlow, 12 from needier, and 14 from Bridge north, all excellent market towns. The Estate comprises a comfortable Faun-house, with all requisite and convenient Out build met, a Cottage and Garden, and 211 acres, 3 roods, and WI perches of Arable. Meadow, and Pasture Land, abounding with gains ; and the brook, which is used for irrigating the lend, affords excellent trout fishing. In the occupation of a respectable tenant, at a s vcry reduced rent of 16W. s s s ss . . .1 he poor-rates upon the whole of this desirable property are sx tremely low, and the land-tax redeemed. The property may be viewed with leave of the respective tenants, and particulars, with plans annexed, had at the place of sale; Crown, Ludlow ; Rridgnorth ; Linn. Kidderminster ; White Bart, Much IVerilock ; Bop Poles, Worcester; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; of Mr. Tench, Bromfield, near Ludlow. who will forward a person to shew the Estates ; of Mr. John Elliot, Soli citor, liochdale, Lancashire; Messrs. Ellis, Sons. It'almsley ; and Gorton, Solicitors- Chancery-lane; and of Mr. William Stevens, 31, Old Jewry. I )R D . L A .I II I .4 ;S R LI . p i :E s4 I:I i t g. S . I::!V nO M cn :IIS are So placeinld at 38 London , being a methodical arrangement of Remedies for the .:eneral Diseases of the Body. so previously prepared as to enable the Patients to prescribe fur themselves, without trouble or delay; thereby proving doubtless in many instances a Life Preserver. The practiceselected has been sarrtioneti by long and successful experience, and is founded upon a system in which all the modern improvements in the science of medicine arc combined. They are forwanled to every part of the country, on receiving the amount by post or otherwhie.—Price I Is. ; as.; sod ; F am ily Cheats, UIYs., with copious directions. 17 EAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.—It is plowing 111, to observe the immediate relief that is afforded to suffering Infants. by that Blessing to Mothers the AM ERICA N SOOTH ING SYRUP, the efficacy of which is daily adding to the great number of children relieved from the extreme pains of dentition. The following case is that of the child of Mrs. Morton, No. 17, James.street, IletMal-green, who, at the age or ten months (after being a fine child). suddenly lost the use of one side from rutting its teeth. The mother took it to the Dispensary. and was ordered to apply leeches; she did so until he had nine, which reduced him very much, pralucing no good effects whatever. She was at length advised to try the American Soothing Syrup, which, before one bottle was used in rubbing its gums, brgsn to restore the use of the child's ann, and by the application of a second bottle it *as brought to its perfect health. To be had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co., 28, York place, City-rend, London; and, by their appointment, of all the principal 11edicinc Venders in town and country, at 2s. 9d. per bottle. - - V .• Cauetow.--The only genuine AMERICAN SOOTH ING SYRUP is signed on the Stamp with Mrs. Johnson's own hand-writing. • Any ocher offered to the Public is spurious, and calculated to injure in its application. June 6, 1114. B(XM.S PUBLISH) D. ----t This day is published, in 7 wok. ark, price IR. Ilk. 611. in boards, ►i'llE WOKKS 01? VICKSIMuK K Nox, 0.1). 1 now first collected, with a Biographical Preface, sad an m imed Portrait of the Author. _ _ Printed fur J. Alawntan, Ludgitc-street. This day is published , ih tIPO volumes Aro., price lds. in bouts, HELON'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM. A 1. picture of Judaism in the Century which pr&tscled the Advent of our &winos. Translated from the Ocrman of F. STRAI rSS, with Notes and Illustrations, by the Translator. Printed fur J. Mawmao, Ludgate -street. RECOVERED TREATISE OF CICERO. Recently published, in Ben. price 12a. in boards, (memo 1)I REPUBLICA e codice Vatican() dis. cripsit Angelus Maius, Ribliothece Vativanse - - - •• Since the restoration of letters, neither accident nor research has flirt with.a more valuable relic of ancient (441quctice, than the Vatican copy of this discourse."—" 'We have obtained a consider able augtnentatioo of the rich treasures of genius and wisdom be. queathed to us by Cicero ; his eloquent vindication of the eternal principles of truth and justice; and an additional specimsn of that polished and splendid language, whit* is of itself a source of pure delight, and a proud triump:, for taste and erudition. In a word, we have recovered two hundred pages of Cicero."—Monthly Rev., April, 111.14. . - _ Printed for J. 31swpanj A - ITESIP ETHIPIO* OF HE LINE/ARDIS HISTORY OF ENOI AND. Lately publi s hed, in eight vole. ere. price Ilk: in hoards, AHISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the first Inva sion by the Rooms, to the Amessioo of James I. By JOH&mad Edi t RD, D.D. on. ----- —..— " There are few countries in which the truth if blistery has suf. feted more th:ii In England, from the huskies= with whkh almost every one of our modern historians has token the Weill of his nar rative from lih predecessor. A better spirit bal. Indeed, lately shewn its.df, particularly in the work of Mr. Licard."—Edin. burgh Review, N 0.70, p. Att. •• Historians, In general. borrow Del each other. Mr. Eingard understands bis duty pukes in the performance of it. He a lso original authorities, and the effect may be narra tive."—Brittsh Review, December, I " To a seat on the bench, which dile idled mum. 'i rate (Gibbon. Hume , and Robertson), Dr. vi England gives him an unquestidnabinaitle. a and ac. curacy,' says 31r. Gibbon. • are the sly mole wt an histori cal writer may claim to himself.' By the univowal oestflmien of all his readers, the praise of each belongs to Dr. lAtigard In the, highest degree. Few historians bare written with greasy elegance, few with as much patient investigation end diattonloiebt, Wee - hl' with a. crest impartiality.' —3 eder's Rookhcances, fo urth editusa, p.:los. Printed far J. Mawman. Ledgate.street. ••• The Continuation of this Ilistor: is in a state of forwardness. MR. ROSCOE'S EDITION OF . POPE'S WORKS. This day are published, handsomel yc e nted in ten vols. Bto. 'Rh two Portraits of Pope. 11/. in boards. THE WORKS of ALE. ANDER POPE, Ewl.; with Notts and illustrations by . ifinwif and Others. 'F. which are added, a New Life of this Author, an Eideneen of his Poetical Charaver and Writing% alit =rational Rogagb. By WILLIAM R l) E. Esq. Printed for C. and J. Rirington; W. Cadell ; Lewd a% NV* and Co. ; J. Cuthill ; J. Nunn ; .11. and W. T. Clean i Jellivs * and Son ; . f. and A. Arch ; R. If. a 4 John Richardson; J. M. Richardson; J. Mawman ;R. yt J. /Wheat a i Zr k ; S. Master ; J. Booth : Baldwin, oak, and Joy ; b i and Co.; G. and W. B. Whittaker R. Saunders ; J. Darren • E. Edwards; Kingsbury and Co . , Madire ; Horst, Reiaasso; and Co. ; Dorsling aria Eglcy :J. then •3. Bain ; INd C. Wicksteed, and Deightons, Cam ' ; elk A. Busk, and J. Fairbaim, Edinburgh. DR. MA LTBY'S TO/TIOVVVIDRELL'S WES U S. This day is pullitahei, in oat Lip ?flume dery Ma pito $l. is. is beard", with taro Bolprotilizt th e Imam Miter and IN. Moved. a new edition. with non, and additions, of -F, .._. EXICON GRACO-- ROSODIACUM, aucWre a T. 31 0 Ry11,1,8.T,P._ _ Olin vulgatnin T7,y. dtNa lifaidavit, des de. de. EI)V. 31A IRBY. B.T.Y. R.R.S. A.M.A. Apud T. Cada!, Loadinl; C. and J. Rivingtoo ; Payne and Fowl ; J. Cuthell ; Longman, !brut, and Sou.; J. Nunn ; .1. Booker; Jeffery and FR ; R. 11.Erans ; J. Richardson; R. Priest ley; 0. Ginger; J. Illawman ; Baldwin, Cadmic, and Joy; Baynes et Fil ; J. Bohn; E. Williams; G. and W. B. Whittaker; J. Hunan ; R. Saunders; Harding and Sae; W. Boone; T. and (I. Allman ; Black. Young and Young, Deighton and Mos. Cantabrighe ; at J. Parka, Otonise. BENEFIT SOCIETIES. Just published, by Messrs. 0. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Minis. Line. in one sheet Bro. price One Shilling, and may be had of all Booksellers. the Second Edition of " IoNSIDERATIONS en the Necessity of appointing ki a BOARD of COMMISSIONERS for the PROTE4'. TION and ENCOURAGEMENT of FRIENDLY SO CIETIES." By AN ACTUARY. EXTRACTS FROM THE PAMPHLET. " Did banks for savings meet with neglect ? were the depositor left to themselves driven to public-houses for meetings, and to landlords for treasurers? as were site members of Benefit Societies. No. school-rooms, chapels, and proper offices were selected for their business, honorary subscribersearne for ward to their support, house keepers and parish o ffi cers formed their committees, Members of Parliament their trustees, sad Noblemen their patrons; and then, with all the disadvantages of ignorance and neglect on the one hand, and the benefit of extensive patronage and encourageinent un the other, the two institutions wets compared, to show the superio rity of the Banks over the Benefit Societies.' • • • " Will the advocates fat savings banks be easily pomciaded to wave their annual premiums instead of insuring their houses against tire ? Certainly nut. Yet they recommend the mechanic to place his money in the bank to provide against sickness and old age, whilst the:: know that sickness, like tire, though somewhat slower in its operations, may, in a short time, exhaust the savings of fifty years, and, like tire too, may come suddenly before the first year expires." • • • The best friends of the working classes will always intreac them to provide against the manifolJ wants of sickness and of old age, by means of respectable and wvll conducted Benefit Societies, the payments to which ought to form a part of their current and positive expenses. To those who have anything to spare after this a savings bank may be useful ; the necessities of old age being first secured by their club, the mechanic and labourer, through the me dium of the bank, may be able to add comforts ; but no indivitidual either befriends his neighbour or his country, by enjoining a relianee upon individual savings as a security against casualty, which may overtake a man in an hour, and in a few months sweep away the savings of a whole life." • • • " There are so few actuaries who can or will pay attention to the rules, that this important pan is generally neglected, and the rules and tables are submitted with all the faults of the former to the magistrates of the county which the S. , ciety is to be holden, whose sanction sometimes runden as it were the most intolerable contradic tions, the must abominable nonsense, part of the law of the land." • -- i' I do not recommend that additional pow/en be given to the Com. mission ; the Alagistrates are already enabled, by the authority of an Act of Parliament, to publish Instructions, to draw up Rules for new Benefit Societies, to refuse to sanction Amendments to the Rules of those already farmed, until they are conformable to the law, to encourage improvement, and so on ; but throe-fourths of these duties in some counties, and the whole of them in others, are left unperformed. It is shewn, I should hope, clearly, that this neglect is highly injoritnis, and it is only the transfer of these powers to an efficient Hoard which I advocate, abd which I again repeat, is necessary to the prosperity of Friendly Societies. In the press, and will be published in a few days, by the same Author, INSTRUCTIONS for the ESTAIILISIIMENT and IM PROVE3IENT of FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, with General Observations, Notes and original Tables, OUTFITS FOIL INDIA AND ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. 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This flaw is nublisicd , in;;Targ;;;lnit7ell;o7;ll;tsirated with se. veto! coloured Maps. Charts, anti Views, price 134 I, mrt< . Irfq HE GEOGRAPII Y, HISTORY, anal STATIS TICS of NORTH and SOUTH A3IERICA and the ' WEST INDI ES. By H. C. CAREY and J. LEA. With considerable Additions relative to the New States of South America, Altaic°, the Bavannah, &c. " The pubilmtion before us contains by far the meet rentable sondensat too of American 0 eogriMay , I I vital y, ADIS Statist' .v. u h irk) has issued from the press. 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