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I , ' i • Ti , -141• , ........„..7m.. AN: - 7 • . ..-1 . • , . • . - " % .• • .- - • 4 S i , \ . . • .sr - • A _.-B*.. lir _AllaaamololWillweaneelinalogsgmmognigegmagemedgmeg ‘ ;.: 1 No. 7,059• . . LONDON , TI-IURSDAY, .JULY 28, '1825. •• , Price 7cl 1 . DiA'Buß ...la r;H HIGH. SCHOOL , •. 1 . / ' • , • Oil rtiltrfl E y OFFICE OF ,ORDNANC E. Jaly 15., 11126. To Sail the Slit of August , and has room for alitunrement SALES Bt:' UCTION. LIVERPOOL, TUIRDAY Ent ler NG. last a Meeting was held ie the C ••1 CI b' - 9 r HE Principal Officers of iii, ma.t..l..y.,..f).rd.vice 40 . Goods only. - e...... . - __ e . g .__ Bodies of the city, on th e a k y ih k ie n request as: boisecst cg,thl eraeonibft it, generally A ll ArrieedVirlastind'eigNh.tW—FheHil°Will'lli'amaterl3.lll.4duntii.eo,. p.m.eu nes . . from ie conecouence of the re rd Protost a , t t l e e ftGen ta ti ti ern - en . . Agent/gine Notice, that P erl e rum at their OR CALCUTTA, the flue Teak Ship BARROSA, __HAMiSTEA D.. e °see in p e o_ g gi, on ai beton the WM instant. front snit Pei- -1: Burthen h ail Tons, II ENRY HUTCHINSON, Corn- ELEGANT ,a_A 2Eit F A RESIDENCE, Gardens (*nage-houses, and Ibuoborgh ; Brunswick, Grah a m, from Oporto and m o t e lake t ee me l et :l i g . h:ffi th ei a a t l h e e itu b a d ri ed s. a it hd_ connected with the - did ot public I use as may be willing to tindretake the perfoymance of the Plea- mender ; lylag In the West India Export Dock. Has very supe. With Offices of every towers' Week required for sweeter of this Deseetenent at the Tower. riot Accommodations for Passengers, and will carry an experienced aliWllve horsek Elaietker, Haliberge,.from Wase. Pallewell, Greenwich. Woolwich , Peahen. Gravesend, and Til- Surgeon. By WI ANLEY sad SONS, Arrived this day—The Kston, Wood. front New paeans ; new betiding for the High School on the CalUmßill. At the Man, on FRIBA, 9 Altifalti. at IX ;inlets an acceptable Colligierce, —, from Memieg on an d &w e; Norfolk . Memel, The Loin) Pitomoser being called to the t o n c w e hoi l n " t r h ,:s da t tei t t h t e l e d " s t (g i o ai th t i h s e e . , &gem For • period a three Tani s terminable at any nine after the F...r Freight or Passage apple to • . , eepiration of the first year, upeo three mouths' notes being given BUCKLES," BAGSTER, - and BUCHANAN, offer is p ' "611710 Wow Contrails. LT) RESIDENCE, 543111-FdLiraLbu:iirninattareemi'm Howe ll and C o. and another ; Wet. heo v ad a n t n es secti ar ieds tl ted T o o ise ven t wroCogi;nthancitildiel with r o pr opose d to lay the found lien of a acs by enker perry. • • 33, Mark.lanee , A Truly B la ti si l lablle ?he Terms and Conditions of the Contract. and a Schedule of eallttd it Rathbone, from A fele& building far the High School. on Thuvidai next, th a n 211th, tl me Work to be performed, may be °Waimea upcm application at NV ITH a BAG OP LETTERS from the POST- situate on that memeirkgeted Hainra l e ; l4 7z . d4!;,g e hl i f: us y. ...T . l !f t , Sir Wm. Stainer, Chisney, front Liverpool, has arrived at Colter Hill: and as It was desirable that a tor . euiony of tflisn e a n tur ae e, 1 ..• 1 the Meretery's O ffi ce. in Paternal aforesaid. 7 OFFICE, the LONDON add ROTTERDAM regular is of trees;ch l as t c t o e n el ta e i va ns t h iod an . dmin and . . Institution I.seti reputation; . float the road by lofty fotes4 Dublin ,. lee July 34--The Al/sander, Marshall, fur Nova Scotia; Toe Tenders to be marked oe the Denier. " Tender for PACKETS :— . r . tia-t - hatl; teeing-meth 26 feet by s th h e cu ir ld coli be nt c e di na l i ck ice cte and Plesierers' Work." By Older of the Board , LONDON ..a :. . 136 tens, Capt. F. F. GIBBS. 15 feet 6, dramas-room sit, at mena l a n a , h ac k d o. 2 4 g m Catherine. Rhodes, for Riga. W. o RIFF' N . , Secretary. EARL BATHURST - - 120 tons, Capt. D. POUND. by 15, and a library 18 feelllgladleet 6 hitt four principal bed. 2b.—The Isabella. Cameron. for Cape Breton. cas hm ioi l l 7e . d .e ,„: . (l ed ie Gentlenme Foment weed Emma the Magistrates ara•Council with - . ROTTERDAM - - . 1.30 tong, C:apt. J. LAMING. rooms and a diesel : ISt EAST INDIA 11011,..bi1g 17, Ina. a l it . , mesa ... van e s 16,—Thei Emerald, Howie', for Boson. • THE Court of Directors of the (Ailed Company of E ARL of L‘LANCARTY 120 tone Cape J. HEATH apartment, exodient . . 14 1 1411 3 03 e weralaseg al a i a The William, Rathbom, from Africa. for Liverpool, parsed furtber toOtete. that the renmeal of the School from its pf, a The rebore Yawls are of the First Class. . convenient armagenrent eir •- • and deurhed offices, The see ll , 110 l ead 2Lth July,. with the wind to. the' Northward, light situation to opt more convenient arel decessible to the in hab r i c'ena tarts illGraharits of Ealland trading to the ISatel Indict clo le bil ""-• One of these Packets mile from eff the Custom House foe Better- gardens' we dhpeeed IN and shaded- Yridis,- princiPafie ces — • of thoseelistricia which supply the ;Fea t h e •' Council,, f puede. 1 . gist Maims, i . dam %Saturday Night. and are fitted in the most approved weßokilea meet amply . • • gnee's cottage, &-e. one whole unman, —, for New York, passed Holyhead the Seth inst. had long been a stileject of deliberaeon with the d t hat at; ' That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will -be lade , manner fee the accommodation eaProposals be made to the Masters on board the will wit* '''' ' ' : .ed by • „,._ _. , Slnt hours of twelve and Ont Cotton Minket is very dull, and prim quilt nominal ; about ereit a nerr bu, Win The situation now made choiceof h 'sees 6. ewes sensible whom, (laded up) from such petoons as maybe willing to supply Vessels, off Drewer's-quey ; but with respect to Goods, to Messn. five, this day, agd• e.. -- V. l l • ' had 4th of Au est.... Pro- 1,21000 bar sold .1n doe three tiny*: and it is 'opposed no sales of miglet be liable to some objections •; but it poss es sed not ths c"riwiih - - John all and Co. 6, Ci rrus. Slinories. withmeisetziee eoin)liminihtdY:otiu:'ocrft:shaSun law. consequence will takeedace until after Friday, as 10,000 bags will to be fussily found in other places. TbeCoeincil, as the 'public wens l CAPS 0 SOLDIERS, HELMET& AND REGIMEN-cubes at the Mart ; ''''''......l . • 0 7 dad &mar -ow - ' - The London sails next Saturday. thet day be put up by - auction. well aware, had born diseppolntad of obtaining two pr tietim4by eirelunseasens to which he iced not new allu o re A ln a d it t a h a i; • TA L BUTTONS ; . SURRE ,• 1 ILI: . • ri :, :1 -. ... • . - . iced thwthi ort aid one o f m e r es pective Coltrane, thus in tunas LEITH ND BERVIJCK WHARF, LOWER SAS? Excellent PA Mty ~ ... • Is. .E, SIM *use! • 4 . and detached SHIPPING IN7'ELLIGENCE, was the only one. now in their power to obtain'or ailotfor the pule ' bet, may he wen on application to the (leek of dui entriConswitsee, - - SMITHFIELD. Offices of crest d. • - •,.. - • Meanie Lodge', Ma/id and —.Wiaw—_ pose. A e'en and &Mann of the proposed edifice had been made with wham thefts's:wale must feeler', Were Eleven oecklek la the E to N n oN 5 . nd a LEITH OI.D SHI.PIiTNG riPe* audios. aolla •- _. ahelat lillftydlirir Awes et, • - CHIPTCM-HOUBSt. Mei/COL • out by a thetingulothed eta:meet, womb lie now begged resubmit fie 1 ,i f =llk SoW BO 6 7 14,11,11101 1 04441 1 .11.1118 k - ormbrAbilLaßil the BICHWICK MI TPIPING CO3t- "' - AS aresitillUiOß 101.prte that did•oec Wilmot an infsior Sinnott MOS Shi n PANY trading to this Wharf hereby intimate to their Friends and By WINSTANLTY and SONS, Petenburgh ; Perseverance, Figuth. from Dantzic ; Non', Thorsen, deecriptine of building bung erected on it, lie trusted that the • • JOSEPII DART, Secretary. the Public. that Ber. Anther I.turie hae withdrawn as Acting At the Mart, on FRIDAY. August 6, et 12. f ro m S un d swe ll ; !do ge J oanna . H aweg h, front Antwerp ; Pe- M teco eeting woulncer with him in opinion, that they an now ex- - THENS sal EDINIIOROUGH. — A very aceurate 711tarfinger from the fat of April last ; Mr. Malcolm ef•leaughtor Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for an lican, Rieke,from ditto ; Lady Frances. Barry, from Petersbutgh; kited mould. if earned info ellCct, not ottly be of essential benefit to acid beautiful VIEW of ATHENS now exhibiti n g et the'. .i and Mr. Alexander Thompson are appointed in his stead, and in A unexpired term of 70 years, consisting of a superior Family Emanuel. Bredidorffi from Schnee ; Provident's. Plesner, tram , the character a A nd usefulness pt' that celebrated school, but add an_ - Boddie PANORA SI Aof EDIN BOROUGH. be future they will discharge all Debts due by the concern , and will Residence, most desirably situate on the high ground between the Christiania ; Rapid, Bennett, from Hamburgh ; Concord, Gibbs, other fratetial featnre to the splendour and beauty of the city. The 40011001bIle , esportunity of judging of the resemblance sa id the only persons authorised to receive .kluneys owing to the villages of Dulwich and Beckenham, approach .d by ornamental from Gambia ; Maria, Brinckman, from ilowock ; Jane, Haux- expense of such an erection would no doubt be increased by the ar- above rompitnies. vibe obeemable between these Cities. The Cosmorama also eon- .., Iles and carriage drive. The House is replete with every accent- well, from Slogadore : Leeds, 31ande from Patersburgh ; J o n ge chitectural ornament, adapted in the situation, and it would after. mated this 23d July, 1825. m aeon, and fit for the immediate reception of a family of dim c ame Muya, f ront Antwe r p ; Spes Nova, Gies, from Cl:tistiania; wards be necessary to apply to the : public to aid the funds for the sine Visineef the stigleilleent Heins of Paestum. the Pyramids, de aphyax . ,_and other stupeadons Antiquities of Egy t, DAVID GOURLEY, Unction, containing handsome entrance hall, breakfast parlour, Emanuel, Clansee, from Frederickatadt ; Mary, Andrew, from purpose; but as the great object an to preserve the peculiar cha. reel othw Views of-an equally Interesting character. e pluld midi se - - I • I Manager. London and Leith Old Shipping Company. gentleman's room, eating room 25 feet by 18, drawing town with Genoa. racier of that institution. as a place of liberal education at a mode. venal illeelew, brilliancy. and distinctness have been. within a few W3l. PAULIN. French windows opening to a veranda 22 feet by 17, principal and ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Eagle, Hayhes, for Berbicee rate rate, en advantage experienced by many in this place, who had dips, given to the Pictures, by an improved method of lighting Agent. Berwick Shipping Company. secondary staircases. five superior bedrooms, two dressing rooms, Richard and John, Payne, for Rio Janeiro ; Blucher, Saegert, for. attained to great celebrity in after life, it was of importance that the 1 and four secondary bedchambers and closets, capital kitchen, but- Stettin; Fnigheden, Leith, for Elsinore and Copenhagen : Mi. f unds should be provided so as there should be no additioral bur- , ea. —No. 209, Retreat - street. imp ov ert.t• HERBERT'S HANK HVIDTC y. —The CREDITORS l et ' s pantry, store room, dairy, cool larder, laundry, and cellars for nerve, Kirsch, for Elsinore and Dantzic ; Castle Forbes, Ord, for den laid on the education ' afforded there. . ) MIDDLEILX MARITAL, JULY 2e. hits. of BERTH ER HERBERT, late of Cheltenham, in the wine, beer, and coal,. The detached offices consist of stabling for Teneriffe, 3ladras, and Calcutta ; Emerald Isle, Moyse, for The IsORD Peesevetter stated that he had obeyed the eui't. . ‘-. OTICE la hereby given, that a QUARTERLY county of Gloucester. mercer, who have not yet proved their debts four horses, double coach house, harness room, coachman and Dublin. mENEKAI, COURT will be holden in the Board Room of under the Commeteion of Bankrupt' against him, are requested to Yooemen's sleeping rooms, lofts, &c. The Farm Buildings corn- se . Hospital, on THURSDAY, the 4th der of August, at send the particulars of such debts. with any securities , they may hold, P ki.moos of the Magistrates to attend this Meeting, chiefly became it -LEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVEsEND.—The would not be in his power to attend them at the solemnity of rise a cow house. shed, stable, piggery, rick yard, &e. Attached Aid, Teesdale, the Elsineur and Petersbutieh ; Prince Saxe laying the foundation on the 23th, having, before he Was. aware of • i e IC o'clock precisely, to transact the usual 'lliniOCSil of the to the o ffi ce of Alf. Richard Th ompson, 11, St. Mildred's-court, to this Residence is a large Pew is Dulwich Chapel; and the Cobourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam ; Eliza, Negret. for Calais; New any ruch ceremony being in agitation, made arrangements which . .i. Charity. By order of the Board. Poultry. Solicitor to the Commisnou, that the depositions may be Proprietor has the right of passing through Dulwich turnpike free Union:Bre/eche, for Antwerp; Prince ' of Waterloo, Starter, for could not now be altered, without great inconvenience. net only to • ALEX. SHEDDEN. Secretary. prepared against the Dividend Meeting, on die 2d August next. of toll. Osten. himself, but to others. Although, therefore, lie understood that ) i To be viewed by cards only, whioh, with further particulans, may CLEARING OUTWARDS—Joseph and Mary, Hemanian, for this Meeting was'merely for the purpose of making arrangemente I e e l KNGLISH ANI) BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP c . . AN DLLS, 60. per lb . ; Waxed Wick Moulds, Sd. be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster - row. P a rticulars also Tenerlffiee Pursuit, Adie, for Jamaica ; Pereverante, Maughan, for a Meeting wheat he could not attend, lie resolved to be resat I' CANAL.at the Grey h ound, D ulwich ; Golden Lion, Camberwell ; and at for Hamburgh ; Pritchard, Coates. for Malaga; Sir R. Barclay, on this occasion, ' es be was most anxious to show his decided ap- for Cash - on Credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES's Old‘ , • Vhe Act of Parliament having pawed, constituting the Sub. . • the Alan . i. e. Established el fi rehouse, .63, St. elartin's-lane opposite Slaughter's weber* a Corporation, Notice is hereby given, that application for Coffee•hou Every articleof the beet.-at . • prices as under:— DETACHED COTTAGE RESIDENCE—SURREY, son, for Petersburgh. new Nigel School. Having received a great part of his own ed.- Sures in lien of those forfeited by the neglect of Holders thereof Candle.., egee'6a. --essiw-- • cation zit ee High School, he was fillet. aware of the advantages. per down; Waxed Wick Moulds, Bs.; Palace Within three miles of the Bridges; with Co3dl.lloUSe, Stable, and execute the deed. may be mule to 31msre. King and I.ukin, .FROM LLOYD'S LIST. attending the system of education there pursued, and' he was' Wax Li hut , 3.. per lb. i fine Wax C'andlee, 3.. 4d.; Sperm Can. Gardens. N. 5, Gray's Inn-square ; and to Mr. Clarke, Chard, Sometset, 11 2s. ti Mould So '2 Yll 64 Cur d , i es, 4 . ;Soap, ds. per cwt. ; e ow, s. : • BeWINSTANLEY and SONS, FAIL I / 4 11fOUTII,JuLY 25.—Arrived his Majesey's brig I. from therefore anxious to support any measure which had a tentle.ney ti e • se respective Solicitors to the concern. Lisbon, with a mail ; Swiftsure, Tilly, from Vera Cruz, last from preserve that establishment on the same useful footing. and wee. ' 80e. • Windsor and Palm Soap. le. 11. per lb.; Brown Widdsor, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, August 9, miens an acceptable offer i..f WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS.—Notice Is. 91; Sealing Wax, 4s. 6d. Double refined Sperm Oil, 4s. 61 is previously made by Private Coltract, Ne w Yo r k , i n 24 d ays. and brings a Mexican Minister and suite the splendid reputation whkh it lies so long enjoyed. He was es, is hereby given, that a SPECIAL. GENERAL AS. per gallon. r rIIE LEASE, for '. Nine Years, at a reserved Rent, passengers: Brothers, tegner, from Oporto, sailed Bth inst.; and tisfied that. the high character which the High School has unintee- . our Friends , Roberts, from London. Sailed the Fanny, Bracken - ruptedly enjoyed at a seminary for classical education was mainly talnLv of the COMPANY of PROPRIETORS of. the Town, Counter, and Foreign Orders, executed with despatch. 1 of a COTTAGE ORNEE, rituate at South Lambeth • VEST MIDDLESEX %TATER WORKS will be holden, at Lambeth, shire, for London. owing to the conscientious manner in which the Magistrates of te Company's Office, 51, Berners-street, Oxford.street, on This day is puhlisleed, second Edition, 4toeprice 41. fkl, seeded b• y a veranda, and opening to the Iswn ; a good dining- PORT SMO uT li.Ju ter 26.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Cal- Edinburgh had exercised their right of patronage. The prosperi prosperity s-- Ito e and Canielion, from a cruise. Sailed the Resolution cutter, of the city of Edinburgh had arisen, in a great measure, front the 'IIURSDAY. the 18th day of August next, at noon, to nominate rp HE POPISH AIIUSE, called LAY CIIURC H_ come, breakfast parlour, store-room, china closet. kitchen, wash- P . ad appoint aDIRECTOR, in the room or stead of George Park- .1. GOVERNMENT, laid open to l eis Grace the Archbishop home, wine and beer cellars, and other excellent ahem ; green- on a cruise. reputation of ha High School and University; and as the 31e- , (MN 3R—Passed through for tie leer the Kangaroo, metrates, a. all mustbe sodeeply interested die pros r. DEAT J ion, Esq. who has resigned. of Canterbury. house, aviary, . The Ch.M. to be taken at one &Clink precisely, when the Ballot Ily a COAIMISSONED A nvorA T F,. and enclosed carriage-yard. Quebec ; aod Elizabeth. Layboume, for Gibraltar. an establishment could not be in better hands. And if be waeted. ill commence, and it will finally close at three. " It may soon become a . question, how long we shall have a To be viewed by cards oily. which, with descriptive particulars, GRAVESEND, JULE 56.—Arrived the Maria, Batchez. from additional assurance of the disinterested and conscientious mennet- Bernermstreet. July 27, M. K. KNIGHT, Secretary. Church to be zealous about. e—. Archdeacon Daubeny. . may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; 'macular* Leghorn; Britannia, Orfeur, from Seville; Ebenezer, Williamson, in which the Magistrates would continue in future to exercise their Or Published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row. also at the Mart. T ILE BRITISH LEAD COMPANY. 1 Capital 340,0001. in 6.000 Shares of 501. each. TO TOURISTS. UPPER BROOK-STREET, GROSVENOR. CARE. ItiQ, from Antwerp; Twins, —, front Rostock ; Nordsten, Warren, tilled, and in his memory, now a long one, had filled the chairs isa. front Dantzic • Crown P r i nce, —, from el'orcurn • Williams, he College and High School • The coneluet of the Blagistrates.. • . 1 DtRIECTORS. This day are published. TAENEAV respectfully acquaints the public, that the '. ' ' • • The Right Hon. Lord NUGENT , Chairman. f IVANS ' S 4 WA LKS through NORTH and SOUTH -Le" SALE of the LEASE and FI ' RNI LITRE, No. 13, Forster, from St. Petersburgh ; William Penn, _Hughes,- front therefore, in time pest, was the best guarantee for the ability of the Cork • Martin, Cartwright, from Stralsund. Sailed the Britannia, teachers in time tn come. In regard to the proposed situation. no i • FRED. JOHN PIGOU, Deputy Chairman. Richard Fut, Esq. John Archdale Palmer, Lag. • • ofthe Principalitywhich is prefixed, • senption m Premises, IVILL NOT TAKE PLACE , the same being dis. . Jeeb, for Algiers. of fact , no better could be obtained, but at an expense which woule })acid Melville, Esq. ' Leper Hesse, Esq. yelling Guide, exhibiting the direct and the principal cross-roads, Posed of by private contract. The Joseph and Dorothy, !Holton, bound to Hull, put hack to be perfectly ruinous, and therefore render any change in the site ot• • AVm. Yenning, Eis. Sam. H. Israel, Esq. inns', distances of sta g es , and noblemen's seats. Illustrated with Charles-street, Berkelee-square , July 28. 1823. - Rostock.. 18th inSt. to discharge, being leaky : part of the cargo the school impossible, lie also approved of the situation chosen by J. P. Cawthorn , , Esq. M.P. Philip Penang, Esq. Slaps and Views. Price ik. neatly bound and lettered. supposed to be demoted. the Magistrates. as the ingimehich under existing circumstance , . RESIDENCE ON THE BANK OF THE TIIA3IES Mitt I.llVidiOn. FArli. Thomas Maltby, Esq. COOKE'S WALKS through KENT; containing a Topo- B a tarter., J ear ::s.—Arrived L'Achille, Mondret, from Roue can now be found. In iv they had no choice, and therefore they HAMNIERS3IITH, Richard Mate Cole, Esq. Edward Fletcher, Esq. graphical and Statistical Description of the County, and of the Isle en; P il ot, Lovel, from Demerara; hlagnetten. !Imhoff, ham must take the situation te4med, or alemdon the scheme entirely. 1 • Freehold Garden Ground, containing tine Brick Earth &c. AUDITORS—S..N. Barber, Esq.; John Routh, Est. *of Thanet in particular. New Edition. corrected aid improved by Be Sly. JAAIES DP.NEW, . , Schierl; Europa, Burnet, from S. Andrew's ; Union. Rick net „ wheel leo ;me sonic nee eefer'e e t ern won mid us the total nip of 1 I l i Bev eeas—.Sir John Peering, Ban, Shaw, Barber. and Co. ; Si, J. N. Brewer, Esq. Illustrated with several Via". Ad Map. • e't (1 / 1 17 3WP , '' ''S TI TESDAU,N EXT. at 12.4 in Two Lots, from Antwerp ; Eemerzer, Steen, from Norway. sailed -Xeml. the High Scheid., the present situation of which had become eo re-. Peter Pole, Bart, Thornton, Down, Free, and Suon Prier tle.hound.-- - • ' - C hilton , Gelid ; Sir W. feensley, Smith ; Kinnersley mote irons that quarter In which Edinburgh is so rapidly extending i i N i.xcellent and SpteicffiißESlDENCE on the Bank 1111 ' 1%111 Z' 41 • • Sotscrromi a -Jannte Eiwanee, Rag.. No. 33, Finebtn7-retara; . ClJGgen es es t., lieE to the 14AI - eI:SS ; includitig adoeription Castle. 'melt ; Albion. Hall, for quebee ; Maria Augustine, itself. Matthew Fester, Esq. Newcastle-on-Tyne. of Me surrounding Scenery. the Vales, Mountains, adjacent Tawns Li of the Thames, at Hentinetamida, commandiog delightful van • • amots, for Rouen ; Jane and Barbara. Cock, for Archangel. Sir JOON SINCLAIR stated how desirable it seemed to him, that t. Ala Meeting of the Directors , held at the City of London Ta- and Villages, local peculiarities, &c. In a k I Al roc et vo unie, i us. Views of the river and fine surrounding country, with double coach. a school which had so long flourished in this city—where so many- vent. on Saturday. the 23d day of July, 1825, tasted with 31ep and Views. Price 2s fd. house, stabling for eight horses, beautiful lawns, pleasure grounds Mansfield.from as lima . Arrived off' Dover, the Clariss a, It was reso, Ived—That although the applications for Shares re- GRAY'S BOOK of ROADS., on an entirely new plan ; show. and gardens, walled and clothed with the choicest fruit trees, Off Scilly, the Julius, Jackson, from St. Kilt's, sailed 9th June ed men had taught, and where masters of great literary attain-. tived fu exceed the number of which the Company is composed, ing, at one view, the various lino of route leading to any required capital vinery, nearly 150 feet in length, greenhouse, gardener's _ ___ _ . merits were now employed as teachers, should be maintained in. le Ihracrors deem it right, on the present announcement, to give point of distance ; and the lode . so arranged as to enable a direct lodges, &c. containing in the whole shout nine acres. le tormer Subscribers an opportunity . to withdraw their names, and immediate reference to any required route. Price 71. half. Also a very valuable FREEHOLD F.STATE, immediately SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. its former state of celebrity ; and he also considered it of tire sat likewise foe the Public and the friends of the Director. to ap- hound, or. with a complete Set of County Slaps, 12s. ; with co- adjoining, and consisting of a brick-built House, with suitable —mem— greatest importance, that the advanwees of education should ear- - pe for Shares until Thursday afternoon next, the Vats Jely inst. loured Maps, 15s. outbuildings, six acres of garden ground, abounding with tine IPSWICH RACES. — be regrieted to persons possessed of - wfalth, but, from the m0d , •... - ration of its charges, should be rendered as accessible as 'meshes' j e. four o'clock preciselyor hen the List of Subscribers will be closed, „ • This is the most useful travelling companion with which we brick earth, let to a tenant at will, and three messuagea in the to the children of the rest ofthe community. lie was happy, there. 1 wel the allotment made forthwith. • . ere acquainted."---(eit kat Gazette. Pulliam-road. As a residence, this property is highly desirable. TUESDAY. Jr TN 26.4 tore, to and that steps were taken by the Magistrates for bringirm Applications for Shares may be addressed (if by letter post paw) A NEW PICTURE of the ISLE of WIGHT. Illustrated and it alsopresents peculiar advantag es to the speculative parr- The race course was more numerously attended than for the last tour five but the "the King's Plate badthe the High School of Edinburgh to a more contrite] situation that to the Bankers, or to the Solicitors of the Company. he a Map, and 26 Plates of the most beautiful and interesting • chaser , from the extensive frontage it p ossesses to the River and or year; sport f or was , , where it is. now placed, and he hoped that all those who had been : the Fulh ad andthe immediate • 'o fthe brid e aro.ro ~ vicinity . tisrEED LONDON AND HIBERNIAN CORN Views. throughout the Island, in• imitation of Original Sketches, drawn and eagravedlby eWilliam Cooke. Sewed Edition, with there was an excellent one for the Hunters' Cupp. To be viewed by tickets, .hick, with descriptive particulate, may " a __ a . , . f .must -, educated there would contribute to the expuse which such a remove! slid Ilk/UR COMPANY, 3, Lancaster-place, Strand. imp tette. Price 12s. in boards; or in Ike. with 10 additional be had of Mr. Denew, Auctioneer, Charles.street. Berkeley-square; yin el jesty s Purse of 100 p. four years o ds, 10st. 71b. fire,necessarily occa sio n . " If, while we live, we retain effection Mr Estlibli,Slied under the immediate Patronage of Views, 21s. in boa.ds. of Messrs. Blake, White, Ainge, and Blake, Emex-street, , list 71b.; sit, list. 121 b . and aged. 12st.— Heats, four Mitre the prison from wham we first sucked corporeal nourishment, we • Strand ; and at Garraway's. Col. Wilson's be tn. Daphne, 5 yrs (O. Syer) . e 4 1 ought rot to be unmindful of that alma mater,from whom we first • the Most Nod she 3larquis The Right Honourable Viscount Published-by Sherwood and Co., Paternoemr-row. - - - 2dr imbibed our literary food, and those mental acquirements to whicte i • • a Westmeath Ennismore 1 Me Right Honourable the Earl The Right llonouroble ,Lord . DISH'S LUCK. AS USUAL ! ' ORIENTAL CHINA , LINEN, PIANO-FORTE, LI- Seven to 4on lel'Adam befo re' starting. The first was an excel- BRA RY OF BOOKS, TRAVELLING CHARIOT, &c. lent heat. we owe our Success in life, and the greatest pleasuresmfonr exist.. erne." Sir John then added, that the present Lord Provost de. of Ettiesitillen Forbes 4)N FRIDAY . , the 'lsth Instant, the Drawing of . served much credit for the greet attention he has shown to this sub.. Tee Right Bovourable the Earl The Right lion. lewd Southwell the ; /%IR. PH ILLIPS respectfully announcee, that on A Silver Cup, for hunters, was won by Mr. Betiwell's b. m. after State Lottery took place at Coopers' Hall, when Bible S ' ject, anti indeed to every point connected with the improvement of Ltilfilll Owen AVynne, Di. SI.P. AVE DS ESDAI' NEXT, August 3, at 1, he shall SUB. two excellent heats. Offices were, o usual, very successful, as he sold and tittered SIIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond -street, --ms..-- and the interests of the city ; and he had no doubt, that , in this lee Right Honourable the Earl I And o th er Nobleman and Gen- 3.613 - (Classß 121,15 1 0 DERBY RACES. important respect, his example would be followed by nn Honour. ef Wombat I dernett.without femme, an assemblage of useful and ornamental, oriental, ' 9,776 - . - (Class it) . . . .4;21,1100 able Gentleman, who, he understood, was likely to be appoiotece • .- 1 French, and other China ; ormolu clocks, plated ware ; a ward- . The Directors ?knife, that they will be prepared to furnish the 8.07 - - - (Class A) - - - V. OOO robe of table and bed linen, and wearing apparel ; two fine-toned writ s, DAY — itONDAY , JULY 25 . his successor. Sir John regretted much that it would not be in his , 1 mblic with flour as aeon as the new wheat comes to market , with r power to attend the ceremony proposed to take place on the 23the . mother deity than the necessary period of manufacturing the best 4.837 - - - (Class B)£1050 „i ene .r egm by esteemed makers ; • travelling chariot, in good Sixty Guineas, given by his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, for The latt er Ticket wae elan entitled to 16 Pipes of 'Wine ; and it is r condition ; anti miscellaneous objects of furniture. maiden horses, &c.--Eleatn two miles. current, being obliged to be at some distance front the good town. • , II 4. ' t setae. The Directors avail themselves of this opportunity to call ~ • report which has in the recollection of the Pub li c, that . lIISH added to the 1 late Also, a small Library of choice Books, Books of Prints, Maps, Mr. Bouldsworth's b. f. Staid of Mansfield, 3 yrs . I lat that time. He thought it right, therefore, to attend upon this r re mettion of the public to a 31ansion-hoose ~_. s Sehenie, as a free mil from himself as Contractor, Four grand &c the Property of a gentleman, deceased. Mr. Tomes's br. g. Tripoli, 5 yrs - - - 2 0 occasion, and to give his public testimony in support of the pre- , acct erred in the pipers of this week, in which the nefariou s Prizes of Wine this Ticket was one of them, and 81511 will • e 0 posed plan, which he trusted would be the means of placing the .., prince e• adulterating flour is establitthed beyond doubt, and a ; _ .„ v i ewe d the d y • Slay be a prerussa, and morning of Sale, and Ca. Mr. Owen's h . f. by Ceetrian, 3 y r s . allow the Metiers of the Wine Pr i zes to select the very best Wine t 1 hadat Mr • Phillie's Lord Rancliffe's b. c. liandy, 3 yrs - - - - 4 5 High Scheel of Edinburgh on as respectable a footing as any se.. era of fraud exposed, which not only plunders the poor in the . _ .... - coy article which is the stator life, but engenders disease, and, they tan pick out tom the Stock of any et me Merchant in the __ _ _ _ ____._ . ___ ... _ _ . ____ . dB Mr. Twemley'is ch. f. by Blucher, 3 yrs - - 5 4 urinary of a similar description to be found in Europee a ir. many inetanees, shortens existence, The Directors extract frompay for it , and send it, carriage free, United Ring.!out, and he will - - -3 Mt Mr. WALTER COOK, W. S. said that he had come to the meet. to sherever the fortunate holders reside •or if they prefer oney CONVENIENT RESIDENCE. FIXTURES, AND FUR- Six to four, the field apt the winner, and 7t04 on her after the ing under the impression that it was called for the purpose of ten- s the report the following . inetead of 'Wine. BIS!' will pay in Money for the Prizes what- NITIIRE. first heat. sidering the propriety of transferring the school from its present site I. •- Mr. Clarke. of Apothecariee.hall, stated, that the five sacks • bes {Vine would cost. Excbteive of the above, The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. the surplu s in specie, by sub. to the Calton HilL Ile had heard objections expressed on this sub- t , 11 sun on which was founded the information in question, were ever the very tne rpo be SOLDby PRIVATE CONTRACT, by WIN- - • to lll5ll also sold . onipmed of beans and other things, with but little wheat, which, THREE Prizes of 30,00 M, Noe. 1 STANLEY and SONS, the LEASE, for twenty years. at a eenhe . scribers of lOgs. each, for all ages.—Three Miles.—Fifteen Sub- jest , anti some of these had occulted to himself; but he was can. M nth. he sold Eight preceding o . . vieced that every person who was at all hesitating shoot the pros. I is althnagh not destructive to health, were exceedingly stimulating Foi ft F • of 26,000/.. Nee. 699, reserved rent, of a very comfortable RESIDENCE, in complete - ase unfit for use in bread. 3lr. Clarke further deposed, that he 1.804, 2.178. and 15.7.6. • rees. • Mr. Althorpe's Sir Gray, by Ruben's, 4 yes 8.4. 21b. - I piety of the measure. would have been quite satisfied by what they • • /1, and 15.556 ; betides Prizes of 10,0001., 2.000/., rep air , together with the Fixtures and appropriate Furniture.— Sir C. A. Hastines's b. h. Canteen, 4 yes llst. 21b. . - 2 had heard this day. One thing he had been for some time cane:need et lesil been engaged by the lords of the Admiralty to analyse 1,467 7-034. 19. 3 t , • 19 •ed Kingdom that T e House contains five beichamhers, an elegant drawingmooni e Y • and there in ecarce a fawn in the ignited - - re mkt of flour, which were in a warehouse at ( lull, and that he &c. Sie• . Library, eating-room with how-window, morning-room, entrance.- 4 obscure situation, and as he knew that attempts to obtain other artaken of BISH's unparalleled success. Lord Anson b. c. S li go, 4 enlist. 21b. - - . tound in sonic upwards of one-third plaster of Paris anti beet noep hail, two kitchens, femiman's pantry, cellerage, and every other • ' • •• very near theirfinal I tulles draw tobe 5t02 on Barefoot-4 to 1 against Sir Gray.-5 to 1 apinst Can- situations had failed. he thought all parties aug ht - ntl bones, with a very trifling proportion of flour, and that in 'e a BISII reFata that •. ° requisite domestic convenience ; there is also a small garden. in having. before that event takes place, teen ; and 6to 1 against Sligo. An excellent race. and lay aside disputing on rhe subject, fte there was no lOUtatio44 A al of its procesnes he never knew any thing so frightful. It close ; but he is happy Scheme, which • y robe viewed by cards only, which, with farther particulars, tnay before them a grand as or course condemned , raid the erson who owned it fined to lay , various other Capitals , with all be had of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster - row. A Sweepstakes of 20p. each, for two year olds colts, Bst. 21b. F a O.OOM He said a mixture of flour w as generally thrown in, but of 'a 0001. each, and rich Prizen - ...fillies, Mt.—Haifa mile. support to the Lord Provost and elagistrates, who, he was sure. . all to e lot mei b had considered the subject maturely and well, and had the best me- t grand bones and plaster of Paris were exceedingly de. the other rich points that BISII s ate Sc h ememw es , IDATTERSON'S ICE PAILS.—JOHN PATTER- Mr. elytton's b. f. Louisa, by Orville - . I an peels to the eye, although instantly detected by the climniete' dawn in ONE DAY, 9 1 st of NEXT SIONTII (August). eons for the step which they now proposed to take. SON. FURNISHING I RONMONGER and I('}:-PAIL Mr. Turner's ch. c. Jeweller, be Tiresias, - -• are selling at BISH's Offices, 4, Gambill ; 1 - 2 Mr. I s Gi.ti, IW. it. Raid that he understood the object or this Clem this imminent fact (important as it applies to all classes of Tickets anti Shane in , MANUFACTURER to his MAJESTY and the ROYA Is FA- --...m..--- a -cross ; and by his Agents the Country. . iety) the Directors make no further comment, than offering their and 9, Owing G rat i s SILLY, is this year enabled to effor to the public his Ice Pails in MA Z E RACES-1 RELA ND. meeting wa. not to discuss the propriety of the measure of re- . Schemes, . moving the school, that being already cle.rmined on. nod cer. • WEDNERDAY, JULY 20. ilerun pledge that they will admit of analysis on their peewees atSilver, Sheffield Plate, and ornamental Vases, for ming on the din- tautly ong ood grounds, by the Lord Provost and 31agiemetes, sq• ny time; are that no servant of the Company shall be employed II he has made oath before a Magistrate that he will neither " Domes et places uxor."—liox. Wine, Butter, Fruit, Water, and making Ice Creams without the the greatest dissatisfaction—the plate having been carried y ull ' by but to obtain .heir ass istance and co-operation on the occasion of ' It. reedy or indirectly mix nor adulterate, nor connive at any advt. Thy home, and (in the cup of life, aid of Ice. may be seen in constant operation at his house. 41, New the horse Irishman walking course : over the mimed in the opinion stated by the lionotiruble anti Learns!. I S .i :ration ; and that all such servants shall be bound under a penalty That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. Bridge-street, Illackfriars, the second house from leudgete-hill. Stakes won in one heat, by 31r. 31•11ride's h. c. Queensberry, lewd, along with whom he was at the school. He was old r a a the faithful discharge of their trot.mind , " ' I_IAPPINESS, " t h e gay to-morrow of the i s patterson's Ice Pails are constructed upon a new and philoso- , THURSDAY. Ju LY 21 , enough to have been. though very young at the time, at the lay. The Directors propose establishing a Central Depot in the Me- nde pineal principle, by which any temperature (not lower than Zero) i 1-ta• for ' and y ea " ° ' 0 5 I 6 ld and aged : 5 me. old lest. 2lb. ; 6 rd• insured by marriage; " the strictest tie of perpetual fete e•olis, were familia matt be supplied direct from the Company • with reason, by may he prot-ured and mainiained for a considerable time ; they are yrs. old B,t . fib . : ant .. I aged mt. Four mile heats. The winner leg the foundation of the present building; and he rewind his ship" is a gift from Heaven. cementing pleasu r el attachment to the institution, and his wish for its continued pre. , 1 a single sack of four . of the King's plate to carry 71b. extra. ..... which, "eve Johnson, "we approach in some degree of association equallipirrativewi , thr eri . t . lc : ct ice , as means of freezin g pow- el ereeie ei , Teeneeere nee ., _ / I specify. He hail heard with much pleasure what many of the - - King Ilarquis of Donegal's Friday Mr. Battersby's Welcome Mr. Savage's Munster roe- Air- ly operative at ice, freezing der, which may be had with the pail, a temperature twenty degrees below the freesing point can be immediately obtained, ice-creama and water-ices may be made, and all the advantages and luxuries of an ice-house may he secured without trouble or attention, at a very trilling expense, and in any climate. Orders will be received at J. Patterson's Countirg-house, No. 3, George-yard, Lomliard-street, or at his IVarehoux, No. 41, New Bridge-street. Blackftlars, as mentioned above. but at no other place In Louden. - 2 - 3 .W 1 D.. Sea- Second Race.—Fire horses started for a Handi;ap. Marquis of Donegal's St. George Mr. Seed's Joker Mr. ‘Vnison's Shelah Mr. Battcrsby's Seaford PIGEON SHOOTING. - 4 iryd le for Iron- Su -74- place, worth. tkins• days r-lane. w•><tu :ntish• htcr of Herts. I and ijatnin Wawa )AY. MGM ,LToir IL — IASI NET-MAK E SO(' I ETY.—I'HEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON iIPOSITOR - Y for the CABINET-MAKERS'SOCIETY, eing the only real one now existing in London. No. 71. corner of iEADEN HA I. 1.-STREET. opposite Aldgate Pump, and which Ps been established upwards of Six Years. Ear Ready Money td no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility e d Gentry , that t i h n i c i i t ns t t h r u u ttill a ' nd c i o n n g d en uc i t ous the u s ec b i ci an ve ics }:s ( talislarm e l ar t; e r ilia), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet toe, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in , no other profit being required than to estisfy the warehouse toad Incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ t to enable them to support their families, die number of whom by the Rooks of the last quarterly Meeting to be 148. the great patronage the Committee have received, they are hopes xi increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods ananted:— .C. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-poet 4 le 0• Tent ditto - - - . 1 fl 0 &Mend Maness to fit - - l I 0 itlahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Mahosany Chain . - fi 10 _Mahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from .C 2 12 9 to 8 8 0 Drawing -room Sofa, from C 5 5 0 is 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - - 3 8 0 Mahogany Hone-Hair Sofa - 10 0 upwards Quantity of Paper Hangings fur Bed, Dining, and Drawing rile, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their ration. louses Feeniebed at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a Mien. 'Ads peeked free of expense except the Matting. 'ld Lirniture taken in Exchange; A ppriliFcmcnts in Town and and Estate, toi c 05i0iTTF! C. T. Carder W J. Willman 1 J. Carter I T. Baeh r J. Cnett W. Waghnns. ncRNELL, J. ASLER Secretary. ship . gift .. which, ways Johnson, w e approach . with celestial intelligence. , ' Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperatis c duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the yeigkee of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body--a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—hut more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently cennpromise the natural dignity into.' state of inanition. from which the agonised sufferer snore than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength. felicity; nor willouradvanccsnppearrt uestionable, san et ion ed as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex-perience The easy Card of married life are so:netimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nr.ptial wreath —for the female habit is citron coastitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxa tion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily. and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel ing empiric from the position se presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffenng community of either sex (espe cially those entering into instrinionial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given fur personal consultation; and letters from the country are immediately answered; these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be fun. warded to any part of the world, however distant. (TOSS and Co. ALIt.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverie.street, Fleet-street, London. * * o Just pittilished, Seventeenth Edition, 1. The AZOIS of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the ace Diseases. 2. HIitiEIANA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be bad at 20. Paternoster. row ; 59, , IR, Prins's street, Soho; 174, Fleet.atteet ; 4, Catherine-stiect, Strand, Lon don ; Porter, 72, firsfton.street, Dublin ; Jones, 117, Tivogate, Glasgow ; 11 South Brhige-street, Edinburgh; awl W QO k.. sellers.Priee tos. TII E ARMY. ....Lieutenant-General R. Darling, who has been appointed Governor of New South Wales, rice Lieuten an t-G enera l Sir Thomas Brisbane, K.C.B. is daily expected to embark at Portsmouth for his Government. A detachment belong ing to theilloyal Staff Corps, under the command of Capt. Dumaresq, is ordered to embark on board the same vessel for New South Wales. DEPOTS OF REGIMENTS IN INDIA. The depots of British regiments now serving in India are ordered in future to be stationed at Chatham. The 10th (the Prince of Wales's Own) royal regiment of Hussars has received orders •to march, on Saturday next, from Bristol for Exeter, where it will arrive on the 3d of August. The 39th (Dorsetshire) regiment of infantry, now sta tioned at Buttevant, is ordered to embark at Cork for Chatham, for the purpose of going out in detachments as guards on board convict ships destined for New 1.10,1i1i NVales. - - - SUP PE IN AT ti.—Fretlerick l'arfet, Esq. of Missenden, Bucks, dropped oft his horse, and expired, on the morning of Monday, when riding over his meadows. He had com plained of a giddiness in his head in the monttng. which had gone off, and he was in good health when seined with the awful vieitation. Second Third Fourth Fifth A pigeon :hatch was shot on Saturday last, in Bays Bill Well-walk, between Mr. Naish of Bristol. and Mr. Hopkins, nt Birmingham. for 100 sovereigns, at 14 Willa each. 21 yards from the trap. The pigeons were excellently strong on the wing, and the match was won by one bird, Mr. N. killing 11, and his opponent 10. We understand that another match will be shot at the same place by the above named gentlemen in a few days. CRICKET. The third, or conquering game of Cricket was played at Great Waltham on .Monday, between the Gentlemen of that place and Ingatestnne, which terminated as under:— GREAT WALTHAM. INGATESTONE. First Innings 58 First Innings 40 Second Innings - 72 Second Innings - 74 130 I 114 • The sporting match between Swinton from Derbyshire and Mr. Roebottom. for 200 sovereigns aside, took place on Monday over two miles of Luton race course, Mr. hoebottcm receiving three minutes iu ten miles at going in. Betting was even, but the Der byshire man for cho!ce. It was a tine race as follows: MR. /10EBOTT011'S. Ma. SWINTON'S M. S. - II 55 First two miles - 11 48 Second - 12 10 Third - 12 12 Fourth • - 12 3.1 Filth 00 49 69 6 The race was only closely won by 44 seconds, without the three given. The course was much thronged. First !'o milts M... :1 I - I I MI - 11 841 - i 2 amity. , pleasure ly gentlemen present, probably, did not hear, the sentiments of Mr. Brougham on the subject of the school, in the apeeelt he delivered at the public dinner given him here.-:in which he mentioned, to the honour of that seminary of education, that on the same form, and within a few places of himself were the Moguls. or the next heir to a Marquis, and the son of an obscure shopkeeper in the Cowgate--and that there was no respect of persons th‘re nor any feeling on the part of the boys themselves, hut that of endea vouring to excel each other in their tasks, and giving honour to liteerraarry exertion and eminence, from whatever rank of lite the pupils 'were drawn. Ile knew well that the Magistrates bad tailed in obi taining . some other situations, and one in particular through the opposition of the Faculty of Advocates; and he was satisfied that the one now mentioned was the only one within their power. and it was one which hail his approbation. It would be his ditty to at tend and assist in laving the foundation-stone masonicuily, and he would have great pleasure in supporting the Magistrates on tin. occasion. . :11r. %Van nit said that though this meeting was cut tailed to discuss the propriety of the measure which had been agreed upon by the Town Conned, he thought the slight discussion which NO taken place, and which perhaps was inseparable from thenneisilig the subject at all, was of much use. He rose merely for the rue pose of stating that there was one party whose interests were ti'n'e mtheesiteirsiCh, Sch ool, an : copyread directly concerned than those of any other, in whatever related to with the proposed trausference to the Calton Hill. He considered felt this testimony as of no small value, as they werc unquestignahly a:1 proposed taenradtitomn4Lniailtrf.,hde,Ttie,atnattlitultit: the best judges, from =deflate and Acts to which they have what situation fur the school would be the most convenient for the community, their own individual interests as t ett e h ac teing helf w:ater be tko i': was s: ;‘ coj torn : , islemly identified witty the accommodation 05 the public at large: • T ar e hThe a a ar"e list f up g °" e bv 11( public e nl n tl:gr t n e "informed act l e a w tyh i e rd imn s on that oceasion, far. ll'ai.Teg BedwN said, that as be disapproved of t h e situ, atio:. on the Calton Hill, he did not intend to take any share in the holiness of the day, and requested that bis name 'slighting' be in.. the hat of itewarde. The Cot. rctwost-flExtwist. then moved the tharks.of ihe 314.ceing tr• the herd Provost.. for his attention in galliug tigen gether, ones for his cuc,ltiet in the chair. • 1 i