The Sun. — London, England, 1825-10-05 00:00:00

k A . • Si :13 4 ,9 1 %t,-.natit 10,317 ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Tr easury Chambers, Sept. 8, 1975 QT. • to all Persons de- 44. . Is hereby given ')°, of contracting to supply 114:t4 a " MUTTON, to his Majest y' s : Land Forces in . 11e,inte4oeuntnt',. Quarters, an d Barracks, in the underroen Net t ~:"'' Do rset , 44 t : 'better, C um b erland , Jay of ~,," pelireries are to commence on and . for the 25th 6 , . er next ; that Proposals I‘4lelll h . in writing, sealed up' l'llldtt:trited' " " render for Army Supplies," will be recei o ve c d ., lib e t.. i "lfiee .on or before Friday, the With day of k. (4 11 1 : 1 ,' but none will be receive - a after Twelve o'Cloc P ri) °a l'. I)4 P 441 ' "sl be made separately for each County, and each lit /P l4llau 't have the Letter which is annexed to the Ten: 141-:."1Y fillod up, by Two Persont of known Prope rt y, .the Aflo g i i i :"' become hound with the Party tendering, in_ f,,r min ed in the printed Particulars, for the due iier 1'414 ' m e . tt ' t Contract ; and no Proposal will be noti ced in worZ a l t d i " a printed Tend . r; and the Prices expr essed. happen that during the toothuance en gth ; and should it so .. b r t ilhi e 0 °f t he Contract no Troops should be s uppl i ed ti,econ_ Nct 4 , 1 ; the tatue,.the amount of the Stain I ' lll b e --,'": Paid in the brat instance by t p li s e o C n ontr4tor, P aai co "4 ded to him, ttli, "' a rs of the 6 , ntracts may be had applicat ion upon 16''Cha ' C ' h ett between tbe.. hours of Ten and Four, .. v ARM Y . 1 -ii LP. PAY, ,Scc• 13.4 ICES h a ving be e n given in the Gazette 114 ksi ut the I st October, )525, by order of the Right H: -. 4it ' v li ! the PAY MASTER:•GENERAS,that the following.in () 174 'ES, due on the 24th - September, 1825, will be , t II.4I I .S E E H °f PAYMENT at the ARMY PAY-OFF ICE, et,„ i - ta-L, on THURSDAY , the 19th of October, be -4e kid ' : h "" of Eleren.and Two o'Clock, the same will N it . accordingly, t hat day accordingly, viz.:— (i,,: Y lc , the Reduced Officers of the Land Forces. R,3.41'41 Officers' U nattached Pay. R etire a ''''ritY Allowincet. Niiiit'red Full and Half -pay. 1.i 47 i r Y Pen s i ons to WOuncled Officess• . otlio° 4diatants of Local Militia. kl.: 44 ce s 'li , to Reduced Adjutants 'and Serjeant-Majors of • ._.. . .. : P„ ei P,, tia,l l i i, al f. pay. IS A . 'elisions. l 'Nar: t ' s 41 'o given in the same Gazetre, that from hence- It'l l , t i e Pensions to Wounded Officers will be paid Cloar /twth,4tl"e s 4„, • . Retired Pay, instead of half ', ti t '"e periods as the leetofori: '-'. . . , 'k4/ itkl/Co__N- UNIVERSITY.-At Meetinga„, Rl4-"llicr the PROVISIONAL h h purchse of - Nal" 'Sept 26th it was resolved-rt having been cp:IMITTE e r.; held on to la o_ . pi,,,.., ower-street, suitable for the building, the 15th of November Pity 4 call be made of 26 •per Cent. upon the amount o .übscribed, to be aid on orbefore -----, `,/e,,,,.5.. Smith, , to either of the paid Bahkers.:-.l Co.;Ladbrooke 4 ,„(3. Smith s : Sir J. Perring, Shaw; and '..-0. ; - Ham etll.9'; Barclay, Tritton and CO uverie and 4111tQ and Co.. Ransom,' Millard,- and Cu.ld. , ; Coutts and u 44 tls HanieY arid eci.. .‘ Provisional Secretary. ''cic'a University F• A. rs.t)C' ' 7; P"nival's Inn: . I,s >it) INET MAKERS' i'..O(...PEN,„,II•I'OSITORI- for the C43...„,,,E1, Fu1111.1.- trh ...,;Ifor every Description of -',Al's .MATTRESS 'MAN Ut ,,ACt6,l,t-;AriIER BED ' and T.eADENHAL-‘7 I)LlQ f l'hp l ,,„,4t l', No: - 71, - Cerner 'of ---• Pump.--heady 4o ''''' 4 ,' London o posite Aldgste -tt-Only. 'P •„ - ' ": r ''' Sol tv of Cabinet E t 44%,.._ ' .... --,. -, still continue the who tl t 4 b1i, 14 "4 the Public that they - -M4lsers respectfully I,`",a lar,„„ nl e r ,rit, for the Beitefii of Industrious thanthe ~'. i' arnik,g, b 7 offering _them ManufacturedArtlel. . liie per :cent., er„4-I.),lnet Lir,e of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper Mechanics -fie i;i: douse can' (io in London by tweut li,le ;Ttoo can `io profit require& e e s t: b Hi iebtly,sati!_qcd .. Loo - c di but the bare :1,1,1•144`!e_s ; at the same.time-wilt,---6nseive's and faintliel. 4 4 t4 4 so "onstant Employment for themselves June, 1821, consisting . i li„ltthateilicetsY was Eltab"shed .in ftheirr t t i . , atti4... adding the number ~.f? five, 'June 1821, 8. f oltial ,zil'l,,_ in Jtine, 1 820, 10 ; and m_ rough the More were added Means o stiti:i.ri_notv!.reeiving Sup? through , e 50,,,,, m?nt is 191. . 1-I`.'tete than aria their Familiesbeg : who ,Ithert,..l.4nka tO , their Ladies and ' Gentlemen R commenda leave to return havetheir t o - give ‘fZ,:l,ttrludtllllll°lllo,,thernsewith their . o...rdeeirst .earlnddev,oeurs , _, t, ti,"''a 14t4, f ,, 41 ' always fed hapPy in ti! ... c , a contoluance oi. l l' -' 4 '---cti°n elit the 'same , tithe .401 l 1 hied to increase le etevoletietc hereby they may be . outs • I}l"'lber of th e ' w -. • • ollowin Atztie locLety. inserted as a Specimen of the very -Ready Monev only. 15g, Nll-j•c`li" &ices" all warranted -'-'4ea ` b-ottom \P' 4'1.2e i4l ' ' f ‘t Bedstead, lath .. Mattress to fit II I' l7 - tent rtedlatead Ir.. ...._BOrdered hair miler' Bed i l ' i 'lli . 4 -7--11a1Cgliii5 iiraw l- ei, b s s o . licl endi Ss '-Feather itti;;;l)itto 4 , 4re;•frorri dust 65.-Best ...ch. f" 11. A lIVAIII,II4Ped ellairt4of any description in oil l6s.-Hearth and smell, full 8 11 ' . size .F 31. 103:-.. iak4Pl4Zl......ltiand .Ips.- Ditt . n, Dreasing Table'l - Ot k ,„ ~ . t. 6 lodes che„ of Den* . efees.'lool.ltosd.-="Titto hlrene=k; l eitlreii?hroire' Taible- - 21. - hr Dr T sing Table 11. us.-Ditto N ell ' bes; 3 I`4l---41:41.1%,'?nY ..1. ts......iiitto'ditto 11. 10- 14,1k,ta '`ft,„4,;; "1.-Ditto Beapteps. oi ' 15, - , A• 23 --Diiiii god Glicis ; 2drawers';lL 18s.--Ditto l c ,,, tt ° 44 ---,b it-to ' ditto 13.- 79,--lh"°. ditto , Bed and 1,,,d. best British Fr Cs 51, E Ditto ditto 8$ -Ditto d 12 ditto - Bs.-Long B - - N ea mahoganY t z.ttYll'ntte,._' dittii ''''S.'' Tray' ' .Stadd s a t. Ne L-4 4 ' . - 1 ' . "-- 1 , l'i - hair, iitN1.C...:.4.: rrnett B°°--S-e hats, covered with horsetto.... , s. iti)lklittoilite,di 61•1111i't7adniYtt71. 7s oAl Et- ,a ti .---1/40 a f t °- 71. 11) Ditto ditto 81..,,,..a Tables, 8 Trafalgar i c o l g r ...... 9 B l ittc), , h 0 k t At ead ~, matCh l- card h Tany eA'atelad l e ,, ''',.• 011. -Set ot Mahoga Y _ - Claw..; 141. 14,- 4tt 6 e3 , t h e w oanded in' roie-wood 81. 15 Set of 111 a 0 1.. trars and 161. 10s. I'll t ' t , t he ' b„t a'd , .d SPfa- on P ' or pattern carved "t"t i kijl!arne; 7 th'a't Can be order' ipadteait?sideboard, with . c_ 1 ' Set of 1414.,!Z--Ditto rittoo6t 'l? l ed 6l. ts Ditto 6 foot s foot : 7 151: l'ss. : ill' tole-'able, of the lasi pattern, 4 f6ot by hi a°l2 bY 11 foo . 1 ~.,If . 00t 6, 1 . ~ 61 10s.-Ditto, 4 traw Palliasse 1 10s.-S-- Bed- IttatlkTeut It lsh ' an navtnee (liL. 3 . 31. 15.- 10 f oo t 6 byl2- foot 6, BambooL IN .p?t,faacl vreri.., ;cad and fur t initp r r a e peri and frineB with 4;411tt itioil'uoml4tki9outorp., wistt:ldstea and furniture,. os.....; t,ahelaot dEtTenet,' ' lined: alrthrOugh,• R . k t xiar eti.t.to, ditto 16 5..105.--Ditto diro with gold cornice, ele ti% drflp;% 181. IN. -Ditto ditto, rn of the- best Ilto- s Xl e i ' cornice of a ..,,,A) ehiotz4Olic..t brawin0..4.00,12 Curtains 1 Ditto (Litt? 7 . 1 ,5. , . Illll4tANi°tectst;erieodr for-room le d :a w ni ) style , of worl., l a i h 1 " alg r Chairs bit;,73'‘l,,htilaiti'....r°se-waod eDiawing-rooin Tmrasora. 61 . . 6s:- \tr;‘)4l.7...iilt.h irttlil..- 251.-DraW . ing 0 9 - '. e .d dittO 4 1 i n° 81 83.-Horse:ha HURNELL, Agent. NI. T r`lt'oth c tr_eu r ehious, each Ets. 6d. ; ED. 4-4 till -IPacke,,7lfr4\r"rour DEALERS si!itr6eLl materials, and sent 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, or arree otex?!neel and't e o P the Bast'au T r4lV f ' t s h Ca tet.(lgod4l4lllll ' tittecll3ritam'' merchants • Supplied 7 4 4,,.`' Abi'°t tzport:ttint' and -me4t. -. nent ' .. n few hours' h° wo 3 FUMIShed at a er f o ,, , .r. latitys, notice, and, ,7 ,y 7 •.!0!-1. • 6./ / a - )7 1 () / . / f 4 WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1825 VERY FAST TRAVELLING, To BIRMINGHAM and LIVERPOOL, by DAY arid NIGHT FOUR INSIDE COACHES, which KEEP GOOD TIM l', from the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER•STREEE, • SNOW-HILL, LONDON. , • • TE following LIGHT POST-COACHES, . and MAILS, &c. set out from the above Inn:— BIRMINGHAM" " Tally Ho!" fast Day Coach, in 'thir teen hours, Morning at a quarter before Seven, throng') Red burn, Mtiliet Street, Dunstable, Briakhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stratford, Towcester, Weedon, Daventry, Duncburch, Coventry, and Stone Bridge, to the Castle Hotel and St. George's Tavern, High-street, Birmitighani, to Sitiffitall, Wellington, Bridgenorth, Shelton, Shrewsbury, Os westry„ Nantwich, Tarporley, Bangor, Chester, and Holyhead Driven through with two Coachmen only. In consequence of the decidod preference given to the Tally Ho Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expence shall be : spared to lender it the first conveyance on the Birmingham Iltod. .BIRMINGHAM " Royal , Express," New light fast Night Coach, in, 15 hours only, and driven through with Two. Coachmen, sets out every afternoon, carrying Four Inside only ; passes through Warwia„ 'Leamington, Sootharit, Weedon, Daventry, Stoney-Stratford, and, Toweester, to the Sa:'acen's Head, Bull -street, Birmingham, early the next Morning. BROKIPTON, Chathath, Rochester,.*Gravesend, Stroud, Siitinghourne,; Ralph:am and Ospringe, every Morning. BARNSTAPLE, Southmolton,r Creditor), Tiverton, North lawton, Oakhampton, Torrington, Chumleigh, Ilfracomii, and Biddeford, New light fast Coach, every Morning, at 7, BATH and BAISTOL Cheap Post-Coaches, through Chip penlia in, Caine, Marlborough, Hangerfard, , Newburv, and , Reading, every Afternoon at. one; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, the London Tavern, 'Thomas -street, and Swan, Bristol, early the next Morning.- At reduced Fares. BOSTON• New • Royal . Patent. Mail •to Louth, through Royston,. Cambiidge, Huntingdon, Stilton, Peterborough, Deeping; Spalding, Spilsby, Alford, and Grimsby, Evening, at Hall pait 7, Sunday,.at a Quarter before 7. CAMBRIDGE New •Royal • Patent Mail, through Ware, Buntingford, Buckland, and Rrkyston, Evening, at Half past 7, Suridayoit a Quarter before 7. CARLISLE " Express," only One Night on the Road, to Penrith, and Whitehaven, a New Light Four-inside Post Coach, with a Guard all the way ; passes through Appleby, Brough, Bowes, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catteriek, Bo roughbndge, Farrybridge, Doncaster, Newark, Bawtry, Grantham,' Stamford, Greetham, Stilton; Bigg-leswade, and Baldock. Sets 'out in the Morning, tad performs• the . jour ney with the :greatest facility. Passengers detained on the, Road by business or pleasure, have the . pecullar advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach.•—The only direct Coach to Carlisle. CHESTER Light Coaches to Newport, Vi'hitechurell, Tar- Natriptwicb, Northwicb, and Middlewtchievezy morn ing and afternoon. COVENTRY Tally Ho," light fast Day Coach, every morning at a quarter before 7, throne) Redburn, Dunstable, Stoney Stratford, Towcester, Weedon, Daventry, and Dud church. DOVER , and Paris Patent Safe Coach, every morning, through Canterbury and Chatham. DORCHESTER New light Day Coaches, in fourteen hours only, through Bagshot, Blackwater, Basingstoke. Overton, Wl,itchurch, Andover, Salisbury, Woodyeists, Cashthore, and Blandford, at a quarter past s 5 and 7i n the morn i ng ., . • EXETER "Sovereign," New light fast Coach everyrnorn: ing at '7 o'clock, through Honiton, Axminster, Charmout b , Bridlrirt, Dorchester, Blandford, Woodvates Inn, Salisbury, Stockbridge, Simon, Basingstoke, Blackwater, and Bagshot. OLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill,Thornhill,Sanquhar-Kiln, Cannrock,. Kingswell, and all Parts of Scutland, - a light - Four inside Post Coach daily. HARROWGATE and Ripon new Light Post Coaches, every A fterni,n at Two, and Seven in the-Morning. HERTFORD Coach, through Waltham Cross, Cheshunts Hozkiesdon, and Ware. HOLYHEAD New light fast Dav and Night Coaches, through Br idgenorth, Withal, Shrewsbury, and Salop, every morning and afternoon. _ • HULL " Express;" a New Light Poit Coach, to Lincoln- Northeave, Howden, and Doncaster, every Morning, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hull and also the " Rocking ham" in - the Afternoon at Two: KENDAL Light fast ,Yost Coaches to Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-LonSdale, Bolton, Chorley, 01 mskirk, and Garstatig, , es - cry ni:itriing and afternoon. _ _ _ :KIDDERNIINSTER, Stonibridge, and Dudley, through Birmirigham, and West Bromwich, light Coach-es every morn . ing_and afternoon. LEEDS " Rockineat»," light Post Coach, sets ant every - Afternoon at '1 ; and passes through Baldock, Big gleswade Eaton, Buctden, • Stilton, WanSford, Stamford, Grrrthani, Grantham, Newark, Toxfold,- Markham Moor, Itettutd,Bawtry, Doncaster, and Ferryhridge, arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next/Afternoon at Three, in time or the Bradford, Halifai, Skipton, and Huddersfield Coaches. Driven through with Four Coachmen only.—Luggage alsd Pacjsages only id per lb Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it it allowed to be, the most agrce able:arid complete 'PnbliC Conveyance on the North -Road, bcine rittepialled by any other. . _ _ _ . • LIVER'POOL: and. Staffordshire Potteries New light fast Day:.Cuach, every morning at half-past Six, driven through with Four Coachnien'only. • LIVERPOOL , ".Umpire," New, light fast Four Inside Coach, in '27 hours only, (but one Night on the Road), sets out Daily at', One; and arrives at 'Liverpool next afternoon, tht °ugh Wobtirn, Latlibury, Northampton, welford, Lut terworth, inehley, Atherstone,Tam worth, Litchfield,•Stone, Neweastle,'Knutstord, - Warrington,•and'Prescot. ' • LIVERPOOL'' Royal Express," Now light Four. Inside Post Coach, in Twenty-seven - hours, and driven through. with FOUT . '•Coachrpen only, through Warrington, .Pres cot, Congleton, Lawton, Newcastle, Rugely, Knotsford, Stone, • Stafford, and •Litchfield, (only One. Night .on the Road), every Afternoon.; - arrives at the Saracen's Ucad Inn, 0;41e-street', 'LiT.erpool, next Afternoon. The fidvar,... tages to- Travellers who honour..this I :each w ith their p r e.. ference are far superior to any ot heron this Road, especially to Commercial Interests, as it performs.the ,j o n t p e y . i„ l ess time than any other Coach, and, is driven through with Four Cottchincn ;. and, notwithstanding its cheapness and 'expedi tion, the Proprietors .pledge -themselves that for safety arid accommodation it is equalled 'by few, aiiO . shall be surpassed by none. • -MANCHESTER. and Alt ringham New light very fa s t D ay Coach, every (Miming to the 1,40,41 Y Arms nod Swan Inn. MANCI-IEsTER -t o Winslow, Cooiettin, Newcastle, Wats' salt, WOlverhampton, 'and ..Knutsford, light Four Inside CoaciteS. MARLDOROI7OI-I and Swindon, four-inside Day 'Coach, through Maidenhead, Reading, Newlin ry, H u tiger ford, !tarn s _ bury, and Alvlbotirn.. Driven through with One Coachman' only. The nearest conveyance to Lanibwirn, Porton, Wok ton Basset, and Pewley. NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE and .UNDER LINE Coaches every and afternoon. ..Only One Night on•the road. Pl.-MOUTH " Sovereign," New light fast Coach,. to Fal . month, Truro, lloihnin, Penryn, Ashburton, To!n!ss,. and Nrwt..” Ai,inat, every morning at 7. . ANISGAT4 Royal Telegraph," New superior fast safe Coach,. to litargate,Docer, Deal, Broadstairs, Canterbury, Feversham, and Sandwicti—every Nlorning; at trail-past In consequence consequence OA he decided preference given, to the Te levm, .safe Coach, the _Proprietori'- arc dettemined no expellee shall be spared render it the first conveyance on thr Kent Rvad. . , SHEFFIELD "Express," and also "The Rockingham," through Itotkrtun, 'New Four ip4ide Pest Coaches, every morning and afternoons. SHREAVSBURS,. Wellington, and Shiffnal, Light Post- Coaches, every morning' and afternoon.—Guarded.. SOUTHAMPTON ". Union," to Lymington . Lyndhurst, Win c hester, B , isingstoke; Hartford Bridge, 131;ck water, and Bagshot,..NewFotir, Inside : Coach, every morning, and ar rives at the Coach and Horses. and. Vine. Inn, Southamp ton, by Five. This is a. most delightfnl Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, C.iiietosey, 4.t. Makes, Havre de Grace, Cherhourgh, &c.—The Proprietors' of the. above Coach hove to ft•CtiVe a Conlintintice of that support which bats hitherto been experienced since the commencement of the " Union." STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES, a new light very fast • Coach, ever") , afternoon, to Lariend, Stoke,..Shelton, But item , Tunstall, Laswton. Ranh, and Holmes Chapel. This is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. . STANIFORD light Post Coaches every morning and after -J3aldock,. noini, through Biggleiwade; NeotBi:Batkiien, Alconhury, Stilton, and Wandsfoid. SUNDERLAND, Stockton,. and Yarns. Light Yost Coach every Morning, to the George Inn, -. Stinderlarld. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coaches .daily, at Eleven, Half -Fast Two, Five, and Eight o'clock. __ • . WAKEFIEL.b Four inside Post-Coaches, every Morning and afternoon. WARWICK and Leamington Day and Night fast Conches, through Da ventry, Weedon, rowctster „ , and Stoney Stratford, WELLS, Bridgewater, 'rannt , ni, Falmou: It, arid Ply mouth Conclies,•and to all Parts of thy. West ofEtiglastd.. WEYMOUTI-1 "Magnet" Coach, through B . agshot, Mack water, Basingstoke, Overton, Whitchurch, And civer,-Wood yeat9, Cashmere, Salisbury, Illandforti, and Dorchester, at. a Quarter past Five o'Clock in the Alot ning.. Driven through with Two Coachmen WEYMOUTI-1 TACK:EIS tO Guernsey, Jersey, Cher bourg, St. Malpe's, &e. every Wednesday and Saturday af ternoon, at Two,-from Weylitoul is, WOLVERHAMPTON only Day Coach to Mid:ey, West Bromwich, and Meriden, through Coveistry—Murning : , at a quarter before 7, and every afternoon. YOR ri'" Express," to Scarboroughilirbit br, Shie!ils, Sun derland, Newiastle,. and Edinburgh, - a Ne.w Tight Foul inside Post Coach, with .a Guard tbroughovt ; sets, otit every •forrki ng by way of, - Newark, .. Retford,.DOncaster, Feu- , Tvbridge, - Darlington,Northallertiiii, Bapihytord, ijurnam, Min r ed), and Berwick, and arrives at York early. next MOrni ng.• . Passengers .tinding, themselves fatipied ,on th,e, 'oiirney, may rest wl!at time they please, and then proceed without any additional Fare. At Reduced FareS to Ramsgate, Margate, and Canterbury. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public; llat they will Tr... be accountahle for any Parcels, Passenger's Laggag., Writings. Plate, .&c. of more thaw Five Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as smell, - and the Insurance paid 'accord inglr, ;it the Saracen's Hea.i Inn. Skinner-street, Snow-hill THE REVEREND WILLIAM HETHERINOTON'S CHARITY TO THE BLIND, Christ's Hospital, Oct. I, 1825. WII EREAS the above named Gentiemnit in his life time enabled the Governors of this Hospital to pay Annuities of Ten Pounds to each of Fifty Blind Per sons, in the hope that his example would be followedsby other benevolent characters; the Governors give this public notice, that, frOm the very munificent additions made to Mr. He therington's original fund, more than 530 Blind Persons are in the receipt of these Annuities. A Committee will sit jn.the Counting-house of the said Hos pital some time ip the month of November next, to fill up such Vacancies as may then have ooeurred since the election in November last. Petitions are to be had at, the Counting-house aforesaid, from the 7th day of October to the 3d day of November, an. nually, between the hours of ten and four (holidays excepted), for any blind person duly qualified, upon the personal applica tion of a friend.* The leading qualifications are hereunder stated and unless the parties can respectively prove themselves to be strictly within the same, applications on their, behalf will be entirely fruitlesS, Birth and Residence in that part of the United Kingdom called England, exclusive of Wales and the town of Berwick upon-Tweed.—Age, si) years and upwards,—Toki blindness for the space of the last three years.,—Residence, the last three ,years, at least, in their present place of abode or parish.—ln.- come .(if -any) to.be under the yearly value of twenty pounds. Those who have ever begged, received alms, or,are deemed, objects for parish relief, are excluded from the benefit of these Charities; the Donors•having expressly declared the same for such only as have been, respectably brought up, and who want some addition to what they possess to make life more comfort-, able under the misfortune of blindness. _ _ - • .. THOMAS WILBY, Clerk. * From the great extent of this Charity, it is found imprac ticable to attend to letters. ' . • T HE ROYAL FREEMASONS' SCHOOL for FEMALE CHILDREN, • ST. 'I.4EORGEN FIELDS. rxrntirr. THE KING'S . MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. VICE. PATRONS. His Royal Highness the Duk e of York, `K,G,p,D.G,M, His Royal Highness the Duke-' Sussex, His Grade the Duke of Athol, K.T. The Most Noble the Marquis of Hastings . , K.G. P.G..M. A/mu PATRONESS. • The Most Noble the MarcMoiless of Hastings i , itEs (DE NT. • His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, M.W.G.M. VICE, PRESIDENT'S. His Grace the Duke of Devonshire. His Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, M.W.G.M. for Scotland. His Grace the Duke of Leinster, M.W.G.M. for Ireland. The Right Honourable the Earl of Promfret. The Right Honourable tbe Earl of Kingston. The Right Honourable Thomas Lord Dundas, D.G.M. The Right Ho.nourablesLard Viscount Sidmouth. John Scone, Eaq. TREASURER: William Williams, Esq. M.P.Pr9v. G.M.', for Dorset, Port. .land. Place. . TRUSTEES. . Nis Royal Highness the Duke of .e.tissex. The Most Noble the Allarquis of Ha 4 tings. WUBahl FOrSsteen, Eg, Day.l Borden, E sq., an d J o h n Dent, Esq. M. P. SECRETARY. . Mr. John Hair, 3, Love l Eine, Eastcheap. The Governors of this Institution are resp ec tf u ll y i n f orme d, that a Quarterly General Court w;Tl'h'e holden at the School House, on Thtirsday,.the 13th day 6t (.Itotier, 1825, for "the .. : purpose of electi ng Three Children ID to the School, and for Other general purposes. -The Ballot to co:pmence at el eve n an d c l os e at one o'clo c k prec i se l y. .101 IN HAIR, Se cre t a ry: ,RULES RELATIVE TO THE tc.rcTioN or c R i LDR i N . if there be more approved Candldaies on the List than are to be elected, the priority of their x("111 .lion hi to be diterriiined by ballot. . , .. • Every Governor has a right 'to vote.for so many Children al are to be elected: . . . I . Eyery. new. Subscrib er w ill b e e ntitled to vote itimaidiatelk on payment of his subscriptipn., - Individuals and Lodges, s tib s t r ibing 'annutillY are entitled to one vote for every•guln.ea paid for current year, G ove rnors for Life, and Lodges having the ,Pri , iitegett of Life Governors for a limited tittle, are entitled to one vote for every ten guineas. given- • , Lodges having , the privileges of Life Goiernors during their twenty guineas. entitled . to one vote for every, t existence are given. - • • ~„ ay Donations and Subscriptions will be that received at , the time, a nd place of the Electi on , an -t by William I Villiarn, 'Esq. M.P. Treasurer,. Portland Place ; Mr. tary, at the School.bouse, and 3 . , Love Lane, E'astebeap ; Y, Rigbyy, I,!ollectot . ,. 14, *nothampton-street, Covent Li er di„ and by the following Bankers, vi;". liams, Burgess, a nd . Williami, 20, Birchin Vane;' ;issr s . Biddulph, Cox, and Co. Charing Cros ;. and Mtsirs. mersle- and Co.-ralhiVal l • • • CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, (Supplement to the Cape.roua Gaette.) ORDINANCE OF HIS. EXCELLENCY THE GOITERNOR IN COUNCIL, Promulgating an Order of tht King's Most Exc.ellint Ma jesty in Council, foi giving Currency to, and fixing the Value of British Silver ar.d Copper Money throughoUt this Colony. His Excellency the Governor in Council is pleased to pro mulgate, for general information, the following order of the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council, issued for the purpose of giving currency to British silver and copper money throughout the British colonial possessions, and of fixing its value in payments which may now be made in rix-dollars - , under, the laws and usages of the Cape of Good aope, to gether with the instructions which the Lords Commisiioners of his Majesty's Treasury have directed to be addressed to the Officer in . charge of the duties of the Coniinissariat Department, explaining the arrangement under which the views of his Majesty's Government are to be carried into effect : " M the Court at Carlton House, 23d March, 1825: present the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Co.uncil. " Whereas it has been represented to his Majesty at this .Board, by the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Trea sury, that they have given directions that his Majesty's troops serving in the several British colonies and possessions abroad, should in certain cases be paid in British silver and copper money, and that with a view of securing- the circulation of such money in those colonies it would be expedient that an Order in Council should be issued, declaring that in all those colonies where the Spanish dollar is now either by - law, fact, or practice, considered as a legal tender for the dis charge of debts, or where the duties to the Government are rated or collected, or the individuals have a right to-pay in that description of coin, that a tender and payment of British silver money to the amount of four shillings and four pence should be considered equivalent to the tender or payment of one Spanish dollar, and so in proportion for any greater or less amount of debt. " And whereas it has been further represented by the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, that with respect to the Cape of Good Hope, where there are not any Spanish dollars in circulation, but where the circulation consists entirely of paper rix-dollars and its proportions ; and with respect to Ceylon, *here the circulation consists of silver and,Paper rix dollars as well as of a variety of other coins, which are•generally. received and paid with relation to their value as-compared with rix-dollars, it would be expedient that a tender and payment or ls. 6d. in British silver money should be considered as equiva lent to a tender and payment of one such rix-dollar so current at the Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon respectively ; and so in proportion for any greater or less sum ; and also that British copper money should be made a legal tender in all the British colonies for its due and proper proportions of British silver money as by law established in Great Britain, but that no per son should be compelled to take more than-121- in copper money at any one 'payment; his Majesty, having taken the said repre sentation into consideration, is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to approve of what-is therein proposed, and the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of his Ma jesty's*Treasury, and the Right Honourable Earl Bathurst, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, are:to give the necessary directiOns herein as to them may- respectively apper tain. • (Signed) " C. C.. GREVILLE.r. " Commissariat Department. ' TreasuryyChambers, Circular, No. 89. .12th Feb., 1824. " Sir— . .-The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury having had under their consideration, the rate at, which the.dol. lay is issued to the troops at-the:station under your charge, and having - .also adverted :to:. the difficulty which exists at may:. stations of procuring the Spanish dollar, but also, the propot... tional.parts of the dollar, so as:to form a convenient,medittro for, the issue of..pay to the .troops t. have,determined to send to ol the Colonies,. British silver and copper money, which .is ,to issued for the pay of the staff and .regimental officers, and the, non.commissioned officers:and soldiers, and „also for the pay of ; i all -persons having permanent appointments in any of, the civil: departments of the army, at its.norninal, rate and ; they .have . requested the Secretary of State -AO make such, communications ; to . the Governors, of the :several colonies as may insure its gene.. ral use as a circulating medium. „ • ,` With a view of Attaining that object, and to secure its cir !culation without the great fluctuation-in the rate of the exchange to which.* circulation. of Spanish:dollars is subject,. lyith refe, 7. rence to bills drawn upon; this bont4,i4-.stßaing money.,; commanded by. their, ,Lordships to dircct, that at . certain hourt in every day, or upon one certain day, of each week,.as. the of,. fiver commanding. the forces: may deem most expolient,, you will be prepared to receive 'British silver,rnoney in. surto .of not. less than.lo3/., fromanypersons whatexer who, may tender : the. same; and that you will grant. to such ,persopa uppn Board at.3o .days' sight, for the, money. so, tetularcd, ,at the fi4 7: ed rate of a , bill for lORI. for every. lOW. of silycr,mongy, of course, lake ,care. that you 49 not„ rcceiv.ol l , ) e7icha.tige for-bills 'upon this Board:any. British...silver inniwy. rawcoy or, fraudulently defaced, or reduced in its :: weight, but i sugh only as m ay be perfect; and you will receive all,suglt money .by,tals; but a very satisfactory check.upon the talc mjy IV•Pktaißed.l?y. we i g hing the coirs :which may he .tendered;trhYPP i 4 l.;e 7 :4 l 2angg for bills; as every lb. troy should,preslovr.-. 1 1Y;1 4 1c.. 665.• and therefore 11131, to be given in exchange to a hill of the). 14hou Id 'weigh '3 I lb. - 202: IthX'grilin'S' troy ; hitt which 'weiglit'maY.be subject to a slight , variation from the f a i r w eax . of the coin, • , I a m further to desire that you Will:not on arifliedaurit, or under a ny pretence, receive British silver. money •in exchange for bills upon this Boar d, at any other rate than that before ay , ecified • and that wnenevergu have British'Silver Modey the chest, you ivillissue it for e pay of the trobps in prefeteree to every other 'species CorPoL.PlPhey will be sent to ,you w ith the British silver money, anti it is to belssited Erom time to time at if s • honiinal ' rate ;' btit tri.Y . •Lorils di ire •that fraCtionS . only - of less than 6d. tray be issued in this coin, unless .-particularly•requested.by the persons who are to receive the saute. r ln the event of your not having Sufflient silver Money military chest for' the purpose of Making /ht.ne cessary payments 10 the troops, ypu wi l l issue to them Spanish dollars es at present, but at the rate of pel'iloilar'; ad d y War is 4tie nther'dollars or coins in payme nt to the irool‘' '; tt le t ti T s e i s i r pu e r p e pr silver, ; oportionate t t h il : c re r f 4 eT t ;re4 . t: h tl i r c e h ir b a o c ril t uaol.fcothn.e aeld lie t i ft c l te t t i r r o o L p O s rd 4 - s ' t h . s l 2 p . d s - :a:tie: ' h p ; e ' i i , s - e: t d t: t this is its nearest value as compaYed to Brigili'itaridatti'Sitver; at a s s: belni ihe'ab cletntan aura or•the'silyer coin, jAr. ALIENS FEAST, WINCHESTER. rrHE Charita.ble SOCIETY of ALIENS, established on' the philanthropic principle of APPREN TICING out POOR CH-V.DREN, thereby encouraging Arts and Manufactures, and providing for the rising genera tion, will hold their Annual Festival on Thursday, the. 20th of October, 1825. ' The Stewards and Trustees will assemble at the George Inn, at a quarter past ten o'clock, and will proceed from thence to Divine Service, at the Caihedral, where an appropriate Service and Anthem will be performed by Dr. CHARD, and the Gen tlemen and Choristers of the same ; after which a Sermon' will be preached on the occasion by the Rev. T. ScARD, of Mag dalen Hall, Oxford. To conclude with " THE CORONATION ANTHEM." Rev. J. HAYGARTH, Mr. C. W. BENNY, Stewards. ALEX. BARING; Esq. M.P. Mr. BENJ. WHITEAR, * l .! Dinner at St. John's House (by permission of the Mayor) precisely at Four o'Clock. //2 ---- - 4 •,. :•,'. : •74 ..ke.i ' sV- _, S U NO . -• t• --* .' '''S ,A! '--- -- - ' ''''' 0 \' ' 440 4 , '''\N' fi fl Piiii \\ • , lin t) ' - - L RICE .3E\ EN PENCE. otthe realm ; and therefore, infixing the value of.all oper coins with reference tu that standard, it is necessary that you should•atfend not only to the weight of the coin, but to its con tents in pure , of.standard•silver 9 contaittipall oz. 2 dwta of pure silver, ark_ 18 dwts. of alloy, the proportion between pure and standard — silver may be expresed by thelractions -222-240,-f:37*h • *, • " The pound troy of Spanish dollars contains 10 0z..14 dwts. of Ore silver, and 1 oz. G dwts. of alloy, and the proportion. between the gross Aveight of the•Spertish dollar and its tents inv Ore sliver) • may 'he 'expressed... , by fractions 214-240=107.20. . • ; • , ; : ; - f am further to direet, that in 'negociating bills Upon this Boaid flit 'dollars or any other coin (except British silver coin), you will pursue the present! course, and obtain the.same open the most favourable rates of exchange .that may, be practice- , ble ; it not being their Lordships's intention that any other Coins than Biltishsiivi•toins should be received into- the military,. chest, in.exchange for:bills upon this•Boardi At any other. than the current•raterof exchange. . . " My Lords furlbir desire that this arrangement With re, sped' to the itteat 'which -British silver money or dollars is to. be issued in-payment to- the •trotips, may- take place- ,from the 24th of the month next after date of the General Order,. which - the off ceecarilmanding; lke forces - may (sane in consequence of' the itiStruCtionS , which wilt he conveyed to him for giving effect • to,this measure. - • • . ' • With respect to the mode ot.paying for supplies of everk . description` Whith may have already been agreed or contracted for, my'Lloids desire that Are . payinents may , be made'in every. respeet in the .same manner, and at the saute rates,. as.thapey- merits would have been Made if 'the propoSed . alteration had-, run 'liter' directed •' and in all future eases *here articles may • be contracted iori ;Ity•Lords .desire that it rroay ba - exPreaskY • stated in the advertisement for the supply,' and also in•the . con, tract to be entered. into, that' the' paynients are' to be made in BritiahailVertneney ; Mr with aliesereatien of a power.ori-the part .of -a bill for 1001.- for. every 103/4 dee,upon• the contract and which power you will of course ; avail yourself of, - in all cases where there may' be a scarcity of 'British silver money'in the chest. • -- • • •,! •• .. , • am further directed to acquaint you, that it may much facilitate their Lordships' object in obtaining a circulation for' *lash silver money in, all the , Colonies, if all your sub-ac countants at detached stations *here there in a branch of the Military Chest, were furnished by. you with bills upon this 'Board, drawn in their favoar for - sums of 1001. each, and with which you might charge them' as with' 'cash ; and which bill they should be instructed to indorse over to those persons who maylod :Military Chest under 'their charge 1031. British silver money for each bill.- The regulations now ra force tor ascertaining 'the balance of money in the Military ' Cheit,' will he as , equally applicable -to. bills as to cash ; .and.. with a view tosimplify the transaction• as much :as possible, . and to guard against any irregularities, their Lordships have directed me to transmit blank bills, which may be us e d exclu sively tbr this. purpose. • , . " I am further directed to .acquaint you, that their Lord ships have called the.attention of the officer commandin,g the forces to the:ratesin money, granted as pay to persons holding 106%1.m-temporary appointments, and: also.in lieu of allowances of forage, fuel, lodging,- &c. to regimental -and staff-officers ; and which rates have been Fixed'' with reference to the expence of -'theo'article;''in' lieu , of which the money allowance was granted; -and to the value: of The currency• in •which : the . pay • and allowances were issued, with a view to his causing Boards to he'assembled for revising the whole of these allowances, and ' foeflking'new rates of:pay and :allowances in lieu .thereof, pay— . able in .British silver money, by which my Lords expect that a nominal reduction - will be made in the amount of these allow- • anies; equal, or neatly 'equal, ' to 'the' difference between the value of the dollar as it has Iferetofore . been'issued,'at ' ". You will also issue to the officers of all public -depart. ments, to Whorri you may be called 'Upon to make payments in exchange for their certificatei, bills or 'draughts, 'British silver.- money . at its &mina' -rate, Spanish 'dollars at 4s, 4d, I each, ' and other dollars or coins at -the same . 'proportionate•rate ; but payment of the dratights Of the Ordnance' officers for materials or other articles of supply, -Under existing , eontraets ; you of course make-in the same nrxanner, and : in . coins at the same rate, as the•payments would have been made. in the event of the aforegoing arrangement not having been merle. • "'I am further directed to .atquaint•yott 'that supplies of British money will from time to time be sent to ~ y ou, and of the shipments of which yoti will'be duly apprised. •'" I am, Sit', your obedient 'servant, ' ' (Signed) " GEO. HARRISON." Table of the gross weight, of the contents in pure silver, and of the value, computed at the rate of ss. 2d. per ounce troy, British standard fineness, of the undermentioned silver coins, taken from assays made at the mints at, Paris and London, together with the rate at which those Coins are to be issued' (when British coin is not in the military chest)ifor•the pay of the British troims in the colonies :—. • • ; . Gross To be of the ; „ b , Contents Value at A •in pure 'S9. 2 to d. per . ' 14 ;" .. tne •ar VET-, t QZ. stand . troops a. • • • FRENCH. Grains. Grains. s. d. dec. .s. d. . Piece of 5 francs - 385 .344 9 4 0 16 4 () 2 ditto - 155 1 138 . 8 1 7 38 1' 8 Franc - -77 i 64 . 4- ;0 9. ti 9 0 /10 • SICILIAN. . • Dollar or scudo - 422 ,348 2 4 0 62 4 1 Piece (11'40 grains - 141 'll7 5 1 44U 1 5 20 ditto - 72 59 I Of 8: 25 U • 'SPANISH. • A Dollar - - - 416 370 9 - 4 3' 79 4 4 UNITED STAVES OF • AMERICA. • Dollar - -•- 416 370 1 4 3 68 4 4 , EAST 114 DIES. • Calcutta, .rupee 192 175' 9 , 2 0- 56( 2 1. Eombay or "Surat, ditto - - - 179 ,164 7 111 01 1' 11 " tomtnissariat De )artment. " Treasury Chambors, No. 102. Marcll 5, 1825. Sir—elrvtransinitting to you the enclosed letter, in regard to the manner and rate at which British silver money; Spanish #llarri,' - or other colds; are to be ;issued :in payriierkt to.ihe 'troops at the several •foreign stations, I ani• commanded. by Ithe Lords Commissioners' 'of 'his" Majesty's' Treasury' to aC quaint' ytiu,'that they haVe adverted to the -.rate 'at the Commissariat. bills haVr been negotiated upon this BoaN fqr a considerable time past, in• exchange for-the paper fix.-dol .l.ar Of - th' Colony . ; and as the greatest evils must arise; not • only'irrttit-payments - qo , the; troops, but• 346 in-all- the, COTZ7I.• mercial relations'of Ole , Colony, from .the great fluctuation in the . exehangeable of .this description of .eurrcncy, thy are - pleasea to direct' that you Will, upon cottmunicaticriVitti tall offitef commanding the forces 4 give a public. notice that you .wit take paper rix-dcdlars exchange for bills upon this Board, in the same 'Manner as you are. directed' by The etillos6d instructions to tali* British sitiermoney; computing each papre'rbi-trollar us-equivalent to Is. 6d..' t • ; '*- ver money, and So in proportion for. the .paper money below the 'denomination of a rix-dollai and their I,OrdShipe will diiett Ihe outer commanding the forc.es,..to, issue a general order, that all Future issues to the army forpay or otherwise, should, 'when made in paperix-dollars i be computed, at the rate of Iss. fat each. •"• You will (51 - 1 no account. issue your billlr upob this•l3dard, in• exchange' either for British silver money, or for paper rix, dollars, at any other than the prescribed rates.. " You will also 'fake Care' not to re'-istrue any 'of the paper which' pin. 'May Yeceitie in ei change for -bins-upon this Board, which may represent a'suni of less than 10 rix,dollars,,it big their:Lordships' intention thai such paper money should not, When Once reeelietl 'Intl?: the friilitiry ' the.* be agalrote-issolitl‘; and thuir;LOrdships 'will 'very shortly tritusrhit - to you instruc tions in regsall to:she ditiPosaLof this paper ; and.also to the dis posal of any qutuitity of paper which may be Odd into tht i, Lary chest, beyond the quantity required to-he•te,- i&+ for dr: clirrent expenditure . • ." I am, &.c., &c. (Signed) " GEO. HARRISON. " :A;tsisthheCCrtimi-s.sary -General Hewetson".:- , ' Cape,'of Good Hope." • t ' , f P" . • And that no person may plead ignorance hereof, this will be published and affixed in the usual manner. • • ' ' • • U 01) SAVS KII4B !••:. - ' • Giton at the Cape of GOod -Hope,• this leth clay of July, 182.5, . By command of his Excellency the Governor, (Sighed) IL PLASKET, Seeretitry td Government: : 'l3.yortiet , of-the Ce,ittyll; • 4". ( sig n edil P. 0. , 1441NK, Act: Clerk or. the 'Couhcil. . -•.1-,.