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.4141:m 6058. . • RDAY. MAY 4, Pitilt:t. %O. THKA7'RE.KUT 4L. DSWKY.L.4 CI IC. E‘'ENING, SATURDAY. Msv 4. bi ll %Near', S talent perform the Opera of TIIE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The Seraoloer, Mr Preheat;: Colomel Colresberg, Mr. Caner; Imre!, Mr. G. Sakti; Yampa'. Mr. G due ; Leo. paid. Mr. Mule! Pei", Mr. 61tarrillieno ; Aorwlso. Mr. ii„. or d. IC .4 hotter, Mist Pause; Gluts, Mrs. Baud ; Lille, Madame Vests'. After reloieh the Ferro of MODERN ANTIQUES. Caekletir, air Mondea ; Frank. Mr. %V. H. Wilila.a; Ilium; Mr. Meredith; Joey, Mr. Relight. Mrs. Giblets% Mrs. Hophowe; Mrs. Camomile, Mrs. Oegwr; Nap, Miss Coprlsorl. Thu. Doors to be opened at Half.psot Six o'Cloelr, the Perfollllll l l , lffs to beam at Seers. R ol m., se.; 'Woad Pries, 30. Art —Pit, So. See ; nsd Price, to.—Catlera, to.; /Second Prime, Is—Upper Gay. lora, Is.; Second rfier,ll4. Places to be naked of Mr. Rodwell, is the &dames of, the pit law of the Thew,. Tl. PAW em Teepee/wily holivamorl, Art Mr. limohbom, of Boodatreet, to appointed Node Arm at the Mae E. of the Tows, rot the sightly 'Rommel •al she Private Boxes be. bogie' lat the Lemee of ibis Theatre. Os ligEtrog, the Tragedy of Romeo add Joliet, with The Prise. • 0. 10144.41_,Stssoie Opera of The Dinar us. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, StILISANT'S INS, FLTWf-STILIBICT. AGENERAL QUARTERLY COURT of the CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SO CIETY 6 , e , a Perpetual Autotimer Ogler, will he holden at the ftnrietr's House it. &tisanes lea, Fleet-street, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 10th day or Mar. at One o'Clesek preritielg. JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. Thi. day la publidted, pr eel, or free by pm?. 119. THE M UsEU N.. 11. published gly May, and cositioard weekly, eaglains--11. An Unpoblialied Nem of Lord Byron's. V. Theogionlal. 3 Oulinnin Lec tures. 4. On Rai Mine and Nl•magiog Churchly@ and Charts. S. A Viol to M. de Geniis. R. 'Varian's &ghat Poetry. 7. Reviews of Adam Mai.. R. .'e Illortrations, and C. H. Tuworeead's POIIII6. S. Obsereginino on the Braila& Gal. levy, Wale/ Colour Exhibitioit. mid die Eastraving of the Prince's Charlotir. It. Obaervelium on the Oper a , D rury . lane. and Coye s t cardea, 'Mar Cations article-a, Poetry, Vaccine, ike. Pubilahrd by 1 Miller, IS. Mrat•dreet, London, every So. tordsy moroing; sod may alas be bad of all Bookitelirts, Newsmen, Plistasasters, IRISH POOR. rrHg FRIENDS or IRELAND are inform ed, that a SOCIETY la est a htilied for the RELIEF and EMPLOYMENT of the IRISH POOR, Noks. the Maisagsmond of the following Noblemen mod Geolfennea : The Marv& Conyingimin, Eon. Director. Earl of filintialaa Abtahrthor atarbeider. Earl of Glesgail "111ietn...0.1. Tread., M P Yteeninst Corry Liewi.-Grneral Hart, M.P. Lord Dnudlry, N.P. Lyndon Evelyn F.. 1. M.P. Lord Wm. nsorald, M.P. Dave! Ker, Eaq. M.P. Lord Arthur Mill, M.P. Mailing, Ironic, Erg. M.P. R. A.S/C J. P. lirtraford, M.P. Liost..Col. Clemente M.P. G I ti,r Jobs, Doyle Richard Wellesley, 1.4., *Jai Lt •Cul. Noe U. Burgh, M.P. J. H. Bradakavr, Erg. Lient.-Col. Sir C. Doyle Sohscriptloos received by Coolie and Co.; Ilioaraorsiey and Co.;Model sod C o . ; Mardi sad Co.; Puget an d Raiebesdie; and by Hoar*, Borooeva, and Co. theTreasirms, IMPERIAL PARLIANEI Vt. , i - • of Coatroom; for such redress as to them might seem good. Alpresent he should content himself with mere', ns :rise that the Petition he printed ; and as no Honourable Gehl,- man (Mr. M. A. Taylor) would sone hare an oFfiniars•fly of bringing the subject of the Court of Chancery' btftre House, be should wish he would tabs Ibis telt tltwis protectioo. Mr. BERNA I, stated, that this ease had brew liturnif fere the Chancellor, a very long organism' hall beet, 141.-nr..l he both by the (heart and the Bar, sod a decivirri afteroard.4 pronounced opna she ierog•larity dor the practice. He dune'_ fore did 01.1 MY how the House of Consatuus could iiiterfere. The Petition was ordered to be printed. ALIEN ACV. Mr. C. HUTCHINSON seeing his Honourable Friend the Under Secretary of State in his place, wished t o rr in. at i that he would poreprote the consideration of the Alien Art. eV otl# the 'welsh( which was Serif f.rt the diacessio n, boa Nultlit Friend below hint (Lord A. Haintkun) bad a motion the would interfere, and as he understood a considerable degree of opposition would be given, he thought it would be or. tamely eenveniest if it nese posttoard. Me. DAWSON postponed the motion to Tuesday the . - SCOTCH BURGHS. Lord A. HAMILTON presented a Petition fish the Meth and Borg. lOW II of Perth against the Bill introduced by. tin bred Advocate for reforming the Itcprereulatios of the Smith Baugh'. He wished to take that orp.-rtun y of !enteritis -1r ell the course generally pommel by ibe Learuerf Lord to that House, of either introdociag his Balls at too early or too late an hour. Three Bills had been introduced by that Learned Lord, and aft•rwards witi.dratin without any reasons sosige T ml, at least 'bat he bad learned ; and for the last forisigle , be sever could one the Leagued Lord Is los Flare to ask him a question on tie subject. The Li lit D ADVOCATE defended hut coed set, sod stated that wit subject whirls affected Scotland was to be dimwitted he always regularly attended. But be had a vs. riety of doties to attend In, and he could not be always in the Hoeft under this espeetatiosi of bring asked stone ques: slows by the Noble Lord. Besides, that Noble Lord Deter condescended to honour him with ostiee of his istentios, either of presenting* PetiLuo, or la:loilo( the select Wool the House. The Petition was ordered to be printed. Lord A. HAMILTON preveuled a similar Petting Nat the NOM Trades is the Corporation of Dundee. It ores: skirled a abort discardw as the conduct of the Judges al Scotland, in which the Lord Advocate ' Mr. Hoene, Lord Biasing, Mr. J. P. Grant, Sir George Clerk, Mr. O. Rea / null, Mr. Droentwond, na4 Mr. Moberly look part 'aides'. Polities was ordered to be printed. • Mr. BROUGHAM suggested to the Noble illareolrthe propriety of putting elf the discussion at the Agricutrwral Report till Moorhen a. the Resulutions of the Cho/seethe of the Eitehrgirer mode' it satirists whether or not it would come on to-night. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY could have DO *Wee- Oen to acquiesce, antler an uoderatanditor from the third that nothing should be allowed to istervene as Monday it• to pretest the House from thee taking the Report tato eel. sitters don Mr. BROUGHAM thought that the House would readily assent, tied that the Nettle Marquis seed appreltesd **ls terruptioo on Meader. After a few words from Mr. COKE, Lord F. O$ll3OllMiK and Mr. ROBINSON, the Order of the Day foe asking the Apiieltoral Report Woo cosaiderateta was teed and draw hearted, and axed for Monday mat. RING'S MESSAGE. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY ingiaiad 41 . 11111 her, sod read the following blesiagU froth the King : " The King having been attended with She Address of the Horse of Commons of yesterday, arquatota the House that he will give directions that the salary of ow of the Postmas teraGeneral shall forthwith be discontinued. His Majrsty only postpones the abolition of the °Mee of one of the Postmasters General until he hall have the aneurism' y of rowaideriog what permasest arrasteement may be advisable fur the tredve* of the bushier's of that*. Farthest." The Marquis of LONDONDERRY then brootht op the Message, together with various accounts re lative to the expense. of the diFlommtte refuter, which were itrd.r.d to he printed. • • Mr. WESTERN presented a Follies from the Conti of Kest, talent:instil of agricultural distreh.—l was ordered to be piloted. • • Mr. COE E presented two Petitions from the Count, et Norfolk.—Ordered to be primed Sir K HARVEY pretested a Petition front Illredley,lW Essex, comolaintog of agricultural distress, which, after Gum Mr Wester@ Mr N. Calent,.llllr. R▪ icardo, Mr. Phillip', and Sir W. iht Crespigny, was Or dered to k priufed. Mr. J. P. GRANT moved foe several returns relating to the Public Debt, funded and unfunded, and the management of the Sinking Fond, froni 1787 to the present doted. NAVAL AND MILITARY PENSIONS. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIIiyULR moved the Order of the Day for taking the 'triton of the Committee into consideration. Mr,_ Bhagat, "Lilted to known what certainty. what security the Right Hou. Gentleman could have fur the performance of a contract to pay Live mullions for forty-five years ? If nrit fulfilled pro perly, thet, wl.ut would be the situstiou of Ilse House ? The contractors might find the project so oppressive, that they could not proceed with it, and then the Right Hon. Gentleman must cooly down for relief to the House. As tbe contract otoe . so totally different from any ever yet tranisacted sl. o the Triter/Ist,' he wished' to hoofs what se•., could'be•gnt for the ? .Agv.in s ins conlitletity of our, part Of tilte half-pay skaal,d.jog 'provided hr on the full list: - Were rite coutriscloig to have ihe advantage of ihhi circhasaiencg The CHAISOMLLOR of the Excwitqlkiii ! relStitti the conditions hold the buirgain was. aggPirllals eltelibe;wouldlity them before flip Homy., 44 . 4. securitY, 'their could be un'eliScolti,ort tpat bead, when the first condition of the cnutroict y ‘ pg to tie ! pnsit a considerable suns. in the begiumr4g s 'erl94) would only be replaced by thy graft yktiwniruyginsa of time. General anacOTN urea *MINA tp det•ile, so had no objection ws pirMtuple useasuie. ! ••• The four fi rst Resolutions weir Ilya agreed.% Oil the fifth— Mr. Huns roee to propose in smegdpell. t el reminded the Hoist of thy . frequetirtecom. i tioas which' had lkeetfllatac •piqoproioliofo Sear IV lOg . fund, inqi i lOinkiNilm . tpaea, art: . 11 . 64 **sok agricult u re. e:clereealtl these shalt eXietik euts of 6ttunee.„ . 4lo taw, counter to the •nvterseil policy of the ilinse.l,lllst were told Abet, .1 inthrti4 fund (Duarbe 'kept up to prtverit the weight of our debts from bearing too heavily uu . , --.—... ' . HOUSE OF LORDS, Fames. M A T 3. t Their Lordship. met at ten o'cLiek. . TAM Ouse or Itoinußoll. Appellant; INLRespemerniC Thu Cos an appeal from the Coen of Smilist, Sestina& The Assorney-G I was braid iti reply. Judgment postponed. • . Mr. Wyatt, from the Commissioners of the Skedhlll.ll/1 Roads, presented a report of the state of the meld „ . .hem Skrewtbery to Dengue Perry, with an account of the die. herwlseels for the last years—Read end laid on the WA*. Mr Word's, Lewd Clifton, Mr. Mier, Mr. Co.bett, mid other Mensheis of the House of C 01111110•1., brought by the Rai* Lireoidag Bill, the Bray Drainage Bill, aid Rte priests Bills, which were oeverally read a fist time. AGRICULTURA I. DISTRRso, The Earl of ALBEMARLE presented two renames from the owners nett occupiers of land in three Imsedreds of the court, of Nutrient, eotopnining of &grimness! distress, *ad praying roe relief, and also fur Parimesentary Reform,. Lon, SUFFIELD he tomtits el 10 the reorellibrair of the Petitioners. The Noble MN Ittedessider • urn Petition from the owners and occupier. of limed of the bee: deed of No r ti, uppinghans, is the enemy of Piterfolk; they attributed the di. t to over tax/aim% sad expeeseed • hope that the whole people would Petition the Crown to dis miss the present Ministers, and dissolve the present Par liament. He stated that the Petition was sigsrd by the whole of the leadholders of the hundred sod by one Magi. strafe, there being but one MI the hominid. The Earl of DARNLEY said, that the distress of the landed interest called loudly fur the considerstion of their Lordships, which In his opinion proceeded front excessive taxation. The Petitions were then read vied 1.1.1 to the table. ELECTIVE PEERS (SCOTLAND,. The Earl of ROSEBERRY mused that the Order of the Day should he read; which Illiffillf boa dose, the Noble Earl proceeded to state, that it would be in the recollection of their Lordships that is the Session before the lest be had istrothiced a Bill that no person should vote at the election of elective Peers 01 . Scotland except the eldest son or lineal descendant of a Peer; it passed two stages within soy op pu-ition, when it was suggested by a Noble Earl that the Bill ought to have bees grounded um a Resolutios, which is the first instance ought to be reared to a Committee of Pnvileges, and they to report to their Lordships. Or that meggestion he had withdrawn the Bill, hut he considered it his duly to beteg the subject again before their Lordships. As the mulattoss now stood, any penes might assume a title use vote for an elective Peer, as there was so law is force to ramble the returning uffleer to compel hies to peeve his right to the title, or to reject his vole; it was • right ghat ought sot to be vested is every penes, it ought to be kept mord far thime who were slam notated to unit. It was the duty of their Lordships to look tate ilee subject narrowly, fur their owe purity was at stake, if it !odd be possible that persons could be seat to sit anmeagst them by penises voting as electors who were ors entitled to nee vote. It would he tore meow to the propose/ coe- Penne to say that the evil bad existed for a great length of time, and nothing injurious had remelted from it; et was their ditty to remedy the sell, so as to prevent the possibility of injury. But he would shew their Lordships where an issjosiire had been actually committed. IN the year 1790, at the time of • dissolution of Pennines!, leer Peen bad the same somber of cuter, sad it took their Lod. ship three years to investigate which Iwo out a the rose were satinet. to Saks thew seats, which was missed ky the system be wished to cermet. It was an injustice, and a very great owe to the Noble Peers who were properly elected, fur they were deprived of their rigid ofeinirg amongst their Lordships for three years, out of the six they ewe elected fur. He would nut detail" their Lordship. linger. He bad gives the subject his hest sumiderstiou and bad takes the opine of those hbo were more informed on such subjects, sod they agreed in °Orion with him, that the Resolutions whiellehe 'meld have the honour to present were the best to eilleweeesthe evil be complained of. If the Fteruletious were of by their Lordships, be would move that they II be printed and referred to • Committee of Privileges. E.." Noble Earl thee moved the liteulutious, of which the following is the selsetaseet— First—' That so peffiens shall be entitled 'to vote fur as' elective Peer of Sashed, sense be is the sou, &embus, hgother, or Ilona (intender.' of a Peer of Scotland, sod that spy other perms Oolong on vote must produce the certi- Scate of his claim being allowed by the House of Lords, to the relenting officer." Reeved—' That the proper officer th.lll have tbe power of ebellengieg persons who present themselves or ma., as to their right of rosin." I 1111fArRK.ROY A L. COV kW' GA T His EVENING. SATURDAY. M 97 1, will be acted Me Musical Groom of THE SLAVE. Governor of Sorha•ne, Mr Blanchard; Captolm P,me; Cam. Cl.ftoo. Mr. Dereeet; Liedeebeeir. Mr. Admit ; Potreo. Mr. Lido.); Matthew Sharpen. Mr. Jones; Sam Sharpam, Mr. Emery ; Glob's, Mr. Maerrmly. Stella Clifton, Miss lave; Moo Von Freop, Mrs. Dives. pen; irlinds. Mho Blephena. To which will be added, 240 i Oise. a sew Grand Asiatic Slelo.druniatie Romance. called CHERRY AND FAIR STAR; • • Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. awry, Mrs Yinieg; Seligsonbeet, Mr Farley; Toperitt, Mr. Grimali; Harmisbed, Mr. Rlasebard ; tlialSer,er. ' papers ; Huarrddiu, Mr. Horrebow. Fair Slav, MeV Fade; Avieryess, Miss Bess:soot; Papal., Mims E. Des. aril. Cbrrry and Fair Star will be repelled every evening. Os Monday', Sh.k.peaie'a Tragedy of Julius Cesar. 00 Tuesday, Sbaloireree Comedy of Errors. Ow Wedeemley, the Tragedy of Klieg Lear: King Leer (int Osue)„ Mr. Torsi. Os Saturday will be produced, first time, s Play, is awes acts, iltetepersed with Music, called The Law ofJsea. MR. MATHE‘I'S AT HOE at th e M THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA IROUSII, STRAND.—THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. thy 4 (and every tIONDAT, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY), THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mattworl will take weps to Introduce the following Chararterss-440 /fer vent of all-work io a lalging. bona. ; Monsieer 24.11 yr, French Benet Minter (SW floor); &urge Imeememre• Fipley—" A line of baarty"..-in lure; Ab Llywrlyn ab Urrtl, Esq. not thin "Dough; Sir Shirernos Screrrnerre, Camay, to Amelross (reread Barr, ; Mr. WA Magnum. son enema, lo.lger, next /Woe 3. 111 Amelreaa, Ire lure vith Fipley. Doors opts at Seven o'C'oek; Performance begins at Eight. Bel" Mee*, sod Private Royer, to be had of Mr. See. rew•ren, rit the Strand Entrance, from Tea till Fire; sod at Asdreeiroli Library, Road west. A DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THIS EVENING. SA I URDAV, MO7 4, Sionsieer ALEXANDRE, the erh.brated Drammie TestrUvisio, will deliver an entirely nes cootie, clover- Rebate, vocalic, mimetic, steltiforstical, iwasiloquons, obi. waitsriesl Eniertainavetw, Is note Parrs (in English) ten sing:44 especial" fur ibis occasion, end emitted The ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS. to which he will dirplay the varitris astooishlog vocal ilia. stoat for wh.eb be has brew so justly celebrated and distils guishrd on the Contiorat, and which have bees rewresealed with such siesta appn.hstion Wore most of the Crowsed Hesds and Princes of Europe. Peiecirei of tiir Entertainment: Visible Pasom—A 'dermas Nihau ;Ea is Fisrlargle; bleliplis (prevent in die bliirtmen) ; Mee. Pillbury (wife toe Alderman) i Mise Flittilla Pillbety (daughter of the Alierase). The Resolotioos were agreed to, and ordered to be re ferred to a Committee of Privileges at three o'clock on Thursday next. Oa the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, their Lordship thee adjuornsti to bloaday hektible Persolso—Andrew Sim. Muslims nes" sari Trepaaver); Jacob (his man)Uhl, Misses. (as leftist ia arias). A:mud Persotas—'Sq.uire Ilvy, sari Nick Tongs. Sranivviv of the Eetretairtioeui : Part I. Food end toned Chimney Sweep. Part U. Mae sad the Tooth ; or, the Riter flit. Part 111. Ceriaia Lectures ../ark it. the Roe. The "bah. embodied, illastrated, sad delivered by Mw. ties, ALEXA N DR E. BOICet, 41.—Pit, 21—Gallery, L. Donn apes at Sever', end empower:, at Eight. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, 31*.r 3. Mr. CURTEIS pretested a Petition frees certain Owners sod Occupiers of Lewd is the twiner!' part of the County of Stemoss, preiyioa some relief to agriculture. The Petitiswe en laboured wailer the deepest distress, •nd nothing mild b e more deplorable thou the state of the entire county. They stated that they viewed with feelings of deep regret the Re port of Sae ♦grkultural Commuter, and implored the NOM to take their cue Into immediate cousideration.-.- Tha Pestitio• was ordered to be prettied. WINDOW LIGHT TAX. Sir R. SHAW postponed ►is eseliou fen the repel of the Irish Window Tax to Thursday, the 30111 i•ataat, rad he ►oped that on that day nothing would isterfeie tie give it • fall discussion. siusswx. TO PE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AFREEHOLD FAR M in Sussex, shout Ftfty Miles frost Loaders; ,rowsighwy of t good Firm Mauve, Four Batas, Stehle, Cs...hokum, Suckling Pry% Granary, lad other rosivessieni Osabssildiams, lately pas Mho complete repair, sod shoat 100 Acres of Arable and /lamely law!, 20 ACM. Or Simla (whereof' is a stood Musa Quarry) are is l!aiid, and the remainder (on •bieli is • Limekiln) is let to a very reputable Totems, at the low Resit of 170/. per annum, tinier a Lease for 21 yeses, from Michaelmas, 1818, determinable at she reps t ioss of the Lessee or Truant on two years' notice. The 'Lease commons "tries Coruna'ss for the Preservation or Grime, with ',het+ the Estate is plentifully supplied, and has some good Comm Thai Fermi Ruble* may be convened tato • rom/ortahle Sp.ytusß Box, 41 • 10 *" Iterate expense. The Situation of the Estate is beautiful, and sarrosaded by Palmate' of the Arm rappeesabWity. Apply to Messrs. Bruisdiett, Sings, and Reddish, Tea-. yile, London. Mr. bLACKBURNE ;invented a Petition from the Chamber of Commerce at Manchester, complaining et the restrictions imposed upon the trade with the East iodise, is consequence of the Charter of the East India Compiler. Lord STANLEY supported the prayer of the Petition. Mr. MARRYATT considered it Otis subject well wor thy the actives consideration of P-risment. Mr. GLADSTONE presented • Petition from the Ship Owners of Greenock, stating that their trade was at present reduced to • very unprofitable condition, and praying souse relief from Ike removal of light•houve dues.—Ordered to be referred to the Committee upon Foreign Trade. Mr. LOCKHART pretested two Petilions from certain Chewers cud Occupiers of Land in the Oseaty of Weatersere• land, praying fur the imposition of protecting deit.ce, as the best mode of relieving the chstremors which welted so heavily on agriculture.--Ordered to be referred to the Committee spun Agriculture. Lord F. OSBORNE presented • Petition from the County of Cambridge, praying some relief to agriculture. The Pe tition was most nuroerously signed; they prayed fur • reduc- Hen of lazes, and fur a inlist•utial Reform of Parliament. rib Marquis of TAVISTOCK bure testimony to the num bers ail nospeetability of the meeting, and recommended the !Wilkie to the consideration of the House. The Peiitb. woo ordered lo be printed. COURT OF CHANCERY. _ Mr. 808111ULSE presented a Petitiou from ■ person ninied folios Adolphus Strooder, complaluiug slaal on the sth day of March tart he had a boll drawn No, signid cud iingrossed s and when it waa presestril to the six Clerks. they refitard to have it Sled beentise it was Not signed by Counsel. Ye afterwards applied to the Lord Chancellor, nod complaised of the hardship to which .►awns bat the Chancellor confirmed the decision irf the six Clerk,, and be lbenfore made the present application to tbit lions* U Pt' Y ( • . : '.. 4 f ;7 , d e. lb IP 0t 0 JO; . , Alli 0z...„ 4 , ......... , * _ . LONDON, SAM' 4IS AA ~~ \ swops AND uvia govirt.Alarra. As a mild suit rffeetunl remedy lot all those. disnrilersvhich 'Achim* in a Vitiated action of the LIFO' 1111.1 Holler) , Organs, namely, lisdiuestion, Lasso( Ap petite, HemlActs, Heartburn, Ftuslene n , SPeinuhC•stive" Hess, Affections of the Liver, ke. &c. DIXON'S ANTI. BILIOUS PILLS have met whit satire general approval than say other medicine 'w hatsorver ; they lassie every meows. amodation of mild operaiimi rich nutressful effect, sod re wire so reformat or euatimentems whatever during their ate. la tropical climates, attire the couseqiiroces of radioman* aid vitiated bile are so prevalent and 'laming, they an Oa invaluable sad editing. protection. 'llse, are Patrol*, pees- liarly calculated to cameo' disorders arising Wee naming ft the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to restlft: sat complaint' occasioned by irregularity of the temeslth Sold is Bows at 26. and att. by Betelera;;l mt , le No. 4, Cbeapsule, St. Paul's, IS, .11toterlockSiscilta., Lthabrrili sad Id, &deltic -street, Dahlia; mad by time P n iciPal Boalteellors,. Droaglints, &OA. Iladicipt.Tclatimar; Clarsatheut the United Kingdom. AMICABLE SOCIETY for INSURANCE of LITER, Selmer's Ina, Fl.et.street, Loodua, Incorporated by QUEEN AN NE, 1701. rrliE witEe - rotts have now to offer le lite attention of the Public, TABLES of RATES, which have been lately completed, fur the INSURANCE of LIVES, at the varioge Ages from 8 in 72; titlor for the whole Life; any speriBr number of Years; the contingency of one per. one earvieiag another ; or for the joist enetiewanee of the Lives of two Perigee, the 1 aaaaa payable's the death 6f either. Issuraners in this Office are efeeted I. weirdo eases al a redwetine of nearly 20 per cent. and 0. the whole fla tens fiesi ty !avowable to the flrmired. lo•Are4eea may be effected from 4001. to 6,0001. and every kind of 'neurone., hoarser short the period of continuance, is entitled in a pirticipat;ort in the pecuniary advises'''. se. cruise in the Corporation. These advmdages are wholly Appropriated to the 'wowed of the beirored, in proportion to the amount of each insurance, as circumstances arise in the year in which the death happen. Of the claims upon this Society which became payable In reaper' of Iniur.ince on the Lives of Prisons dud in the last Year, tbsty-four Meares having made Sixteen Yearly Payments or more, receive additions amoonitog to 10.1 per Ceet ;—Three Shares having made Twelve Yearly Pays, $0 per Cent.;—F,terteen Shares having made Ten Yearly Payment*, 70 per Cent. sod Forty six Shares baring made Seven or a smaller somber of Yearly Paxescata, receive 63 per Cent. Fe addition to the Sums originally inirwed. Abotractsof the Charter. and By-law., with Tables of the Premium", may be had at the Olice, where atteedaece le OWN daily (ruin Nine till Three o'Clueli. By Order of the Court of Directors, J. PENSAM , Reghttrar. A FRICAN INSTITUTION, established for 41L. the Porpooes of Promotion the Co/di:taloa of Africa, for the Sopprrovion of the Slave Trott, &r. His Royal Highom the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, K.G. So she Chair. VICE PRE.IDENTO 1 The Arelibielsogi of Canter- Right Hon. 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