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Tilli Court of Directors of the roiled COM:pall Herefords ofFated tradiv to the East ladies do ',trey got Teat the undermentioned further Papers, relating to the Admi nistration of the Militia of Hastings, will be ready for delivery ts the Prepveton at this !louse on Thursday neat, the 241 Herm kr. viz.— Letter of Instructions from the 'Bengal Government to the Real dud et backnow, dated the 7th January, 11:24 ; also, bettor from the Marquis of Hastings to the Chairman, dated at Gibraltar. the Ittlt May, MM. with its inelosure ; and the c a nes reply, dated the 19th June f Mewing. JOST Pif DART, Seeretary. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. Noir wise 22, 1824. THE reelleymer Bills dated in Ms MuntAs of October, November, and December, 18211, vie.:— d 8 Geo. 111. esp. 4b. for Building additional Churches. 3 GOO. IV. cap. M. for currying on Public Worts and Fisheries. 4 Geo. IV. cap. Ile. 144 . 40,001.14. 1823, with the Interest due thereon, will be paid oft on the 14th day of Member. 1824, when the Interest will cease; such 11111 s will he reteired daily (holidays excepted) front ten o'clock till one, until, and including the leeh day of December. at this Office, where lists tire to be obtained, containing Inatnietions for arranging the Bil Ls. The beavers must endorse each Dill with their usual ,ignatures, and write their names and residences at the bottom of each list ; not where the names of !folders are inserted in Bills, the Bearers, not being such Holders, must previously obtain their indorsements. The Bearers must attend to give receipts for the payment. Payment may be obtained, if required. previous to the veil 14th hy of December, upon leaving the Bills for exanainstn, one llypriested that on which each payment is desired. Not Bills, bearing an interest tai hie Penny Halfpenny by the esy upon every Ont Mundial Pound., and dated the said 14th dap fo=ber, mu be obtaissed in wash ix pact parsient of uplehlelliflear the required amount on the hats. delivered 'par before the said Inth day of December, which new Bills, with ter Interest on the Bills exchanged, will be issued on the loth day d 10,cember. N.B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to October, 11123, have ban aleertised to be paid off. UQUITABLE LOAN J resom—His Royal Hi/ Vicz-Paz BANK COMPANY. rinses& the DUKE of YORK. :sIDENTS. 8. Imshington, Esq. LLD. M.P. John D. Lamhton, Esq. 31. P. S. 31arjoribanks, Esq. 31. P. Samuel Scott, Esq. it.P. John Smith, Esq. 31.1'. matt, _ _ John Bent. El. M.P. - Sir Richard Burnie. lint. Mr. Aldrenan Bridges,. M.P. W.K Doug l as. M.P. F: 11. P. Holmes, Esq. 21. P. ('l4r Mnor-Gennal Sir William DEPUTY-( S. B. M. Ban Disc ;:ongreve, Bait. F.R.S. M.P. :NAUMAN. ett. EM. M.P. 7T0115, Job Burnell, Est James Droplen, k.sq. M.P. Dersl Barclay, Esq. Breransiri Carr, Esq. Jawph Clarke, Esq. Han Clarke, Esq. Enna. Crewmen. Esq. Coionel Ihries, M.P. Jobs Denton, Esq. Joerplo Fry. Esq. lox I Goldsniid, Esq. Al7Dr Thomas Hamlet, Esq. George Harrison, Esq. Sir Peter Laurie, lint. C. Elton Prescott, Esq. M. Suttees, Esq. A. Surtees, Esq. Robert Sutton, Esq. 3lr. Ald. Thompson, M.P. Joshua Walker. Eq. M.P. John Walken, Esq. T. ‘Vilkintion, Esq. rows. 31. ',levet&lev, Thorns. Metcalfe, Eng. H. M. Itaikea, f.aq. lla EIS, ,e.tsea. K. Atwood, Esq. M.P. W. Stanley Clarke, Esq. T. Carr Glyn, Esq. TREAR , Meats. Frys and Chapman; Mc . Spooner, Attwonds, and Co. So I.ICITV a. John Wilks. Enq. Finsbury-place. Mee in hereby given, that all Peons, being Holders of the witeal Certificate. of Shares in this Company, are requested to rent on an early clay at the Olfiec of the Company, No. 26. lateatnn.street„ between the hours of Ten and Four, to produce Mae Original Certificates and exchange them foe the New Cr,. tnines now issued I and to execute the Deed prepared for the agelation of the Company, preparatory to the immediate com. mrcement of Business, and to another applkation to Parliament x the ensuing Session. By Order of the Vice-Presidents aced Directors, JOHN ',Ks, Solicitor, Finsbury-plaee. Office of Company. 26, Cateatomntreet, Nov. 2s. 1824. THAMES QIJA 'OTICE a hereby given. 'Float application is intended 1 to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session thereof, talent to bring in a Bill, and in obtain an Act for making, con. mat%a . and maintaining a Quay, with %Firehouse% underneath, ea nit Buildings to be erected on parts thereof, am, with a Hoek ot Swan %erne% the said ktitay and pate of the North Share of the Rivet Thames; and with proper Entrance, and a Eridge across pat of the said Hock or Basin, near a certain place, called or known by the name of Whitehall Place, in the Parish of St. Mori. in the Fields, in the City and Liberty of Westminster;' such Quay to harca Road or 'arriage, Horse, and Foot Way, from place. called Whitehall Place, to or near to a certain place, led Blaeldriars' Bridge, in the Pariah of St. Ann, Blackfriars', 111 bit the City of London: And for making proper Avenues, War,, Bridges, Roads, and Approaches to the said Quay and the takings thereon ; arid for paving, cleansing, lighting, watching, raping. and otherwise improving and maintaining tine same, and it Avenues, Passages, and Approaches leading thereto. or coin. Erac-ing th nwub : which ra id Quay, Erection*, Buildings, Lth. and Ways, and other %Forks, together with all retrainee Horn, Drains, Wharfs, Tide Dlilla, Bridge's. Footpaths, 'Will's. Sink Avenues, or Approaches, appertaining thereto, are proposed topes into, thriragh or within the several Pauishiai of St. Marks. at. Westminster; St. 31artin in the Fields; St. James, %Vest. nom; St. Paul, Covent tirades; St. Clement Hanes; St. Bar.leStrand ; and the Precinct or Parish of the Savoy ; the Nib a Chapel of St. John Baptist, in the Precinct of the Savoy; sd the Liberty of the Rolls; the Middle Temple, the Inner Tioak; the Precinct or Liberty of Whiteftiars' ; the Precinct or Lamy of Bride ; card the PaTi.llo. of St. Dunstan in the West, ht Bridget's, otherwise St. Bride's, and St. Ann, Blackfriars' ; an several Parishes, Precincts, Chapel, sod Liberties, severally kat in the City and Liberty a Westminster, in the City of Lon. 4%. and in the County of Middlesex. or sonic IV one of thesis : it mower' to tie and limit in and by the said Bill, Tolls, .re. Rents. and Does, to be taken for the use and occuparion nett said Quay and other Works, and foe the passing of Pal. olvvv. Carriages, and Horses over the same. Bated the4d Day of Novemh.r, 1C24. 11'31. LEAKI:, Solicitor, tits 1.11, Bevonshire.street. Portland-tiluec. HAZARD and Co.. with their usual Success, Sala Prises of Twenty and l'hirti Thousand Pounds in the last Wteks, and now re. , ,Lettitlle ea!l the attendon of their Friend, 1 4 the Pablie to the veil , "ewel and intereking Scheme, to begin ftwlng an the Ifith o f D Itb:11.. Its peculiar features and 4 "Astagn are as follow t—lt Two Print-, of .00,0011 Two PrI7CA of .t 311,111141 !datav other Capital.: toif,eaier with the much appeared plan . !:ttnaiueed by HAZ.IItI) and Co., of giving 51. to every so that that: are. :n No h "ot theta Pri-e% are i BLANK Cn "er Cents. , bat lI.IZARD and P ' • P r cogsge to 11:e ortunate Purchasers at their Offices X , oey tor tvery 5.0.. k. Another advantage, highly Lt'7lbit to Purcha zers , i. t h e opportun i ty o tt ere d of oLtAoing lapitals drawn on tire 411 ell of Dt:CE.IIDER, at a trilling st str: Arm!. BE IIETURNED, 1 2...fe1et before the "hit Itecciober, for every Whole Ticket, and in R '% fur fur Shares; th:refore no Purcha.cr can lose unite thim ..._`rulfF a Whole Ticket. or Ifs. GA. by a Sixteenth, and on the Kl_uule for every other Sh a re, th o ugh he m a y gain Twenty e 77.cd Puulut‘• or thou*, and g* , cbody must gain that sum, on the lilt!' December, a, the Two First Prizes will hare Thouiand cacti, end I Moll other Prizes will be drawn. ~uu, are the outlines of this aaractive Seismic. which induce , VARD and Co. to anticipate an unprecedented demand, as they 14 Perfect confidence reconmend it axone o the best Schemes Meted to the Public. The billowing me the Numbers of the Prizes add zt 11.1%.1 I( I :AI o.'s Old Established (Mikes., "":11 Exehanr,e Nate; ; And 3•21, Oxford-sin:et 31 4 , 3d .° the present Aonth (November), and the sth of left iS` -. 7 - • • 1.1(1.0till 11,178 . . . . . 111.741 - - • - 1 . 0 " Besmei envy others of .17,1111. 01110. £2OO, .cc. &c. !lic d 1.0...tety, which coctainc,l 30,11001. Prices, Hazard and 41.44 iem all • ---- • (1111,111,.11N IBIS CER.ITE, from its tquolient anti healing pro , tier. is fraud t' he as exce ll ent application for Chilblains Ili and if used to th ehands and feet when there is a 4 itssiton to tiles, annoy allietions, it is attended with the d 4lT ahuge in prer,eting their occurrence . Being free faun sreetilde .;1:,-11, or unsi 4 htly a ppe a rance. It malt be u,cd the lee,t itanie....-nier.et: to tho bands and anus. It is also ~* " httrtat i.f Scalds. I;urns, Bruises, Ertili i-o;A%tyd k,rs, t•pc,i4p ; in Sore and I Icerateil Legs. 1 14 .4,....ta ruses : • 1,. I 9d. by Butler, Chemigt, 11%. 1 .4 ', St * Paul'' , cud 21;1 • am-street (near the Argyll 1 ' , ..-medon • and by 11ed ic1ne Venders through.. y . 41112. ~ a horn al.n may be had, 10 1 . 01):!1,1 tr, an excellent Remedy for mnw e hr , k•n), itg the Irritation ; tilted also in r O 3, SpOXIIi; .iie l'alsy, Sprains, Bruises, de.. iatlc I and 1.1161 to ask for Butler's Chilblain Ccrate, and CRje- - ' Jolo Burnell, Es/ JlOlll naerICTI, 1 . . Dial Barclay, E. Benjamin Carr, K Joscell Clarke, E. • HMI, Clarke, Ese Fllaiis Crewmen. Caroni' Davies, M Jobs Gannon, Et Joseph Fry. Esq. Istx L. Ooldsmid K. 'lnwood, Esq. 11'. Stanley Clarks T. Carr Glyn, Eso I Mean. Frvs and I , Sot. tern Ycice is hereby Oral Certificate rera on an earl [ (steston-street. b that Original Cc ,hates now issue ' regulation of the orcernent of Ilu a the ensuing See By Ordt Office of Comp' VOTICE is 1 ill to be made Ix hive to bring ii no*. and mai . r• sod with Budding, ~. ot Swan be cen i . the Rivet Thine anon part of the or horn by the ru b .. Minim in the Fie such Quay to hare fe l !heard place. calh called filackfriars' i' ' .thin the City i S • Wars, Bridge., 11 ti Thildisgs thereon 1 w tiering. and othe f ec Avenues, Pin lanietin g th en kat% and ways Nam, Drains, 1 Salk. Avenues, e fi ups* into., throt In. Westminster; tinter • St. Pat Ariv .);Strod ; i r P4n;li or Chapel a rd the Liberty , Tenpk: the Free ) ' I.aertr of Brides-, al Li:Age's, uthi u l. 'ad several Parisi I ben in the City 1 e i.etint in the l : . In it. is moped fun. Rents, and st tithe said Quiy It . lir% Carriages al Dated the 4d 11 ou y , H AZARD i on Prises of T It . 4 Weeks. and n. , It the Piddle to 1 d b linftg en the If 3 t 4 " 42 l'gra ire as 1 11. al Mawr other C. tin marrauced II lf 41 rtn; so that 13 ' halt the Capita WlArt.hr in gage X , Oty tor f "vulat to Pur 4 ,..:4 a t di 444 , at °f sae ber me t h "genial. fur Sh,l "R . b 7 a Who o Ilk kaki for e r . • Dkosta Ninth 46. -', on the lit ~ E * ltst lThou.ani t are the cm Ifq4kZARD and l. il li , Perfect o ‘'' tenon e d to , , t4ts4 !s him ..rd Istal }:tchanw'h f. • ni t h e 3 d 01. the l iodll. ?IL_ le r , I. .7t4 . . rid Itty3 _ r in Cesides : i Iv a hde ant" k rold th ou l ei fah . -----____ an rid • Tills cER licit' -tit J tea t i e' , is 1 err; in tr'!' ''''' .ll Posito n to Ino tt ad dlo It , Tah t 4 •l4 TIW • "' '• "" retahle Alt the' ._. 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Aline iv rii.eit !or the Odle.. end alemnon has retrograded a point for the St. .14eger, The culdi as follow: 8 to 1 *get Muleteer 9 to I agst Rufus 14 to 1 apt Bolero 16 to 1 agst Duke of York's C. 18 to 1 apt Legacy 18 to 1 apt Canvas to I apt AAiva➢es 20 to 1 opt Walls 45 tot agst Defiance 25 to I agst SpinningJecny 3U to 1 agst Nigel 30 to I aro 6..hanna 10 to I agst Harriett 1(100 tolaagst 31acriattalig9s OALS. 3 to 1 apt Aline 9 to 1 apt Sorcery II to 1 apt Waltz 13 to 1 apt Attica 18 to 1 apt Pipylina 21/ to I apt Zultaka 3tt to 1 apt Shurclkr IT. L 11 to 1 agst Memnon 13 to 1 cyst l'lvreland 111 to 1 agst Redgauntlet 20 to 1 agst Androgens 23 to 1 apt His Brace 2S to 1 agst Mandan' 23 to 1 apt Brother to Duport 211 to 1 apt Muleteer lIIINTING AP, 30 to I apt Aldrrman 33 to I apt Crowcstatt 40 to I agM Homer 40 to I apt Scandal 50 to 1 apt Rosamund 1, 100 to 2el agst Diana (tgee) I,Utat to 14 agst Gaut II (UAW). POINT3IENTB. Ilia Majesty's stag-hounds %ill meet on Friday, at Thorpe _ ..... The East Sussex fox-hounds on Thursday, at Newmarket U iU ; Saturday, at Bat and Bs% Dicker; 31m.day, at M'estmeston N 4 ; Thursday, at Ditchlinit Common; Saturday, at tiattor, near wow ford ; 31ouilay, at .i.hbot's St'ood. The Eatl of Dariinrton's fox-bounds to-morrow, at Buttku House Bar; Friday. at . Tantiekl. The Earl of Ilarcwooti's lux-liou:7,:s to-morrow, at Alwood. ley (ktas; Friday, at Ribston 31 aoni. _ _ The Varnal! fox-hounds to-tuortow, at the Hut; and Fri. day. at Stoke ilardolph. Sir Richard Suttod'a fox-htair.ds to-day, at li;ickenby ; to-tsar. mew, at Kettlezhorpe; Tintraday, at Kitaborre ; etd Saturday, si Sta.:deiced Mom._ The Larnhton roz-hounes ttue.ay, nt Great Stainton ; Thursday. at Whin Hamm; and Sieurdsy, at t ithburn. York aiol A inslyioa Thursday, at Red 'louse; and Sahinlay, at Itib•teri lasdres. The I lolderness fax-I-lands on Friday, at Burton Constable. The Ilurworth fox-hounds on Fri lay, at Enter 1 . 0(111110L. The Cleveland fox-hounds on k riday, at Salititien. The Northumberland lox-hounds is-i:1. rroie, at Iroolsiagtaa and Feiday, a , . Relay. Sir T. Sykes's thx.lioun•ls toonnrrov, at Ilfillington ; and Fr:. day, at Agnes Ilubton. The Vork City harriers on Friday, near Knavesroire. The ilmon.4llbridge liarrivoi on Ft Toe Jt. 11. to.day, at Nl'.asitente; the Lodge; and Saturday, at l'reston 11,L 9dl Tbo Ilainbleilon hounds toonotraa, at Wesunecra flat; dad Friday. a: tlieslebury. l'arquharson's hounds to.day. at ilither , rote t Thursday, at Kingston 11ti.4,1; oat Friday, :a Ti... Quorndon hounds te.inorrow, at Q3nrndan Kmatel; Thurs. day. at Kettleby ; Friday, at tiaddesby ; aad 'Saturday, at Graeadieu. A PARRICIDV..—A very horrible cvcnt has taken place at Tyrella, a few miles from Pownpatriek. "rhe son of a fanner named Magee, btu been fir years lalsogring occasional fits of insanity, which retnrne,l sofrrquin ly and unt•vlee:,atly, that few p.:rsit:s n•arld trwt thiistrtivrs alone with him. In the cont.,: Of last 'week. Magee and his sea ter: emploet .1 in tbltelting a house ; when, as he has tem. , : coVesset I, L • felt a devise tu um:l%hr bit parent. 1k reflectol serien.]y on the boa %Lute Of t t.ee tually aceonplit , lt:tig iris bloody and unnatural perpose..llia first pia.? Lill bps latl . r with a pitehtsar bat No conceived !lint wra;•on ;cht he streerettes; this Wea he gave ~!, t er the stabbing of Lim with a knife; •6 but then," said I,e. •• that ::,ight !.;!1;:e.• hh , tilts ;" he the:. 4. I,r: nal, ;* as the sad ei.prtsses bitns.•!r, shou t I,t of empl.tying a hatc'ict. l'ims ben: on the p:rticidal we,l., he resolutely paused in his terribl: rtirpoce. till the fatr..ly were seated at supper ; when. seitinr.: tufn.re:ived the in strument of death, he glided rapid!, blaiull his &worst parent, and with a single blow. awn' and strong, eleft epen his in ail ! The per man instantly expired ; awl the dan:remus lunatic, was with difficulty secured, for he pur posed follewiug up the work of death by murderlag hir mother and uncle. " Then," said be, "my spirit ‘.. - , , u1.1 bare been satisfied; for I shoukl have had the wait niyielf." Ile has been emanated to gaol. An intiatst was held on the body, and a rerdiet of •• murdered by o lunatic" returned. I F I ) I ' 0 , i .. i I' i 1 i . 1 , , 1 ,1 ' t i It Pik tic ~ 1 1 ' i • i '4i l I 1 1 i it