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C"I:SCRIPTION has been opened to sop. 4 r t NI RETURN of a, GENTLEMAN of LOYAL and .LlllrroNA-1 pßiNcikEs to SUPPLY the VA "'iunQ in the REPRESENTATION of the of hOItPaLK, by: the DEATH of Sir JACOB h tteb,„,,, .ames are received at the Office of Messrs. 144114"1'er Surry-street, Norwich : whops also transmitted by punt • ricry , 441/11VQ...OFF.ICE„ Ala!, 13, 1817 . c I:o4ivissioN;Rs PICTUdLLIN it • PY do heretiligive Not , 7lart ,4 3 !) Ihe :.3(lt/4 brite;nt; th ey w ill b e rea d y to receive 410;,.4"4" (seated re p), an d treat for the Supply (o' 11.fieJurktt)01 what Fit ES"! 13 EEr may br reglli"` i ' 4t 414 : 3 trejevty's Shi ps an d V esse l s at the ed td! 'taro, Gnerrney and Jersey, Grstuoels, ellupbelton, oeweastle and Titimoutls h aver, Swansea, and li t • . i'417.. 7'wetive C'atendae Months, from the 11h and ti; next, '44 f t 7 fllvil s 4 .i 4 the Contracts may Le seen at the Se '4Bl'94'; flt this .011 if-c. rby ei; piying: to the Pdst 5,,,it4g4174eY anti ler; ey i , and to tite. Colleators of the s qa, !l.s ' 4 *ck, Cam ibc . lton I.llell, .2174weeitk, SWaa' tr• l4 hitrtt .. 1 1 * - , 10,4 le . .pc,ttce,..y. ;ili lt . ' l l be hart to any mu: 7 ex in which th , !. Price 1 , 14 ''''crlctl iii fronts at length,. or that shall not ,kti.:l;4 14 liolrAi Vora. One e'Cloch on the said .1.0' 7 41442 41, nor antes" the Pereol4 Pha 'High" tA4 ,qaifi oc his ~q, 101de I m. 4 + (tcnds to aneerl ),,.., ll r t , . N "4411 mu ' 'l7 onyweled kri a Leiter s . igncd ~ te etio e act 4 onitie6;,inta „ a , e h t h r k ;: 4 .l' Perpga orirtsginir E "' _e__,.. fur ow due per k,,,,,,i,,g. ,iii tht pcn0! , 444,4 qtoow Jr , " 'lin C resets. '! ,g ,, . ',= ... , . 1414 ' Qt)4 1:.1.11LI; OFFIaE, - - May' t 3, 18 it , .. ''4 , i , TO 111: PAID °ll:** * - ' -4 • /Ij ,tit 144,,L,S dated in , the M ont.k S: of Jul!' Itch 1 , • end .logitat,,. !tile. Ills s o 1 14 1 , 41 , 11) R . Colfmis :610 NE us or '''''' is • Y having given directiops iti u t l . ° lll ~ TRE.NSUIt • ds*KCITE -441. 'lltei nit of the above-menttone . , li'l l ' '' l lill i t . 1 1 tit l e. Interest, tine' thereon, at the Ex— Pal e. 4' titi hi :" in the Poceipt 911:xebettnery New - — a4 .. ‘,41,t..,,,ii-ler, on Nlontlay, the 9th day of : J .01 ; I . ' r ;' :,: l ' e . tieen daily Sundays anti holiday.; ex: i rkl / 4 11 1. 1. ' 1 1 . 1 , ,tl,l inetudiux I\lomlaf, the 2d June, ' 4t t ic'lLl' ilt the: morning, tilt 'nue in ta a 441\l'itt..\Polte of receiving the same; and, for the . 1144::.t'it hearers of the said Bills are desired .. to :to it ililtion of Bills in separate Lilts (which are to ., ''tt' d , thi l ()trice) classing them in tii:. l ); der ''t their itti,el' °rich as are for the game Allmunt being Ti i , , Ittr iri. , I ' 'l4ti 0 ll ' d ' 4 Nl specifying the principal SIMIS Mid li '79) n er .. but excluding the 4a " tt v , _ Attputed nom, -. . , day iii. 4 htltit.'re re4pectively dated, to the said 9111 tt s ,t ; *ilea the intereNt will cease; tint! the tllitt44,s):4Quid the) be acting as the agents of holders trl,l4tltt ITterted in the Bills, are previensly to pro 7 N t , "lents of bitch holders; and the hearers are . k t:, lY required to indorse each Bill with their ofas. r 4k1,1 tO Write their names anti residence at 4, i to tit t : 4 4(: " l .l_,ltrilte List ; and th e y are alt , reaver tit,tl u le Il tile Exchequer Bill Office furpa)m , e.nt, tw thlls, and 6ive the Receipts for the Vi , rtt x iEhti, l ~,1 r tcki ii l e of Of the afetesaid Bah sb"lei he de. t tht rll4ayitient of tlit! Principal and Interestt li i t hti ct ls 'ad 9th day of - June, they n'lllY b e lie. 41 ' ' epitTY lt i"g the Interest to the day on wi!hich i t , t /Pri or t`li:,4,nti l eaving the said Dills for examina '4 t'i,lt4l-,Ll'l°* ‘ Stc 4l t r, r l Y be desirous of having new Exchequer r i stii iill li , C i t 't P4tt t/f payment of principal, uPnn le t i, 4,1 i. lid uteatienni the it , uount at the bottom •• sill i'‘'''red. oil , 1 ;. , ' . th4,•„i et , 4.4 'eta' 4 Alonda)., the ,2d Jun.' Al t i witl, new Billi, payable to _ 'it ' 4 '4 4401)4iirt4e h alf , or, Order, carrying -an tn . 44 1 t'l ' 4 . ‘ 1, 11'.-1, PennY by the day, On every on , it, )4,, e I, said hie•v-Ivll • , 11, be' ' date ' tile said I dliti • '''Llid gill 1 ' ). " 8"1 " ~)f res.l ,, delivevei.l, together . with , ki lt titi t h y i vct et the. Hills so d siveizl to,be ex 1. ' "it) tti dav of June and the fol -41*,,',4-4,14 - -• ). 2 f !lt, tr 111' t„ be is - ditd in Exchange, and made ,•44,44,f ` l ' I eI N I• l ll ' der, ax- alieve-mentioned, ;nay • k t ' 1,44 k ' 11 :: ' 1' e !- Id !" 9.1e a'ent. or •will be paid to the t„.1.,1,1,,1-1,,j,,4 'ant !it Ulkd up. -44:,4:Jveni„ettllui.01411',liills dated Twior to duly, 181'34 ••• Paid off and tl ‘ Int 'cost thereon --...... I • At, t, ... 5'..._._,. Nly. ' liji 11 .......--.--"--'-***—"--•••—.- --..--___.______,_______ IC "ilit ~ .` - ' 4 ,Y IN ere h i . 1, t.) uk . th i , , vini IShEtl, . 14 141 P 'it‘i ' board e iii ttalega Octavo, pr i ce, In II ^ • I , ri,,` I tro li , A , 4, -• i 4... Pt , Lilt/NT ‘it tr 3 • %I, 1 ziku,%rii CARTER 41t! 1 , 4 , 04. t t , 4 4 .•, u, between the Year- i ''''4 and 180° ,I..yti'lthtiVtd Moral Subjects. Yu i l::l ' hslied freui ll t, • 1 tqc),Zess: loll cif . t'• , i !111, i„ t,c-44; PENNNGTON, M.A. 14, 1%, ;;!pei, d - 4 7 . t h, told Pet petual Citrate, of St. A, ,C, t.tlvi 3..11e„r Nepliew and Executer. , 4 1 •1 1 ,,, itivingten, No. (it ; St; Paul i l i, i N 'ill (l i . 441 ; ct,ti "(''''''' N itt i l ft i !""Y be i ' lld ) , 4 1 1.1 t,, ,fl oil s of I‘ll. Carter ;.? cols. iI. ls. 1,`.:.(1, i ,ll l , rs 1,„ 1 ~,,tivti: 2,1 1.(1,:',e1t ` l t s . Carter and Miss Tat- I, • •hi, , itul„,tl,.• ~ • , •'-I of the Works of Epiete' tkus; THE PITT CLUB... THE TRIENNIAI, COMMEMORATION THE Bumf OF THE 1,./ITE EIGHT HON, Tr1L1.1.4:11 PITT, will he holden on WEDNESDAY, MAY 2SIII, 1817, at Merchant Taylors' Hall; • The Right Hon. ROBERT PEEL, N. P. in the Chair. STEWARDS: • His Grace the Duke OF WELLINGTON. • • The Must Noble the Marquis of NORTHAMPTON. I . IIC Right Honourable the Earl of DARTMOUTH. The Right Honourable Lord 14 V•YON.• The Right Honourable Lord Rot.f.e. Sir Jolts CnETwo. , E, Bart. M.P. . Sir HENRY luarrsosz, Bart. - Sir Mato( M.II.TERMAN SYKES, Bart. M.P. Sir WILLIAM KAY, Bart. M.P.Sir JOHN GERM: COTTRREIA, Bart. A Sir.JAM GRAHAM, Bart. M.P. Sir Fricimatex FoWEE. Bart. The Very Reverend the Dean of WlNettr..;tr,n, , J. B.S. Merritt, Esq. M.P. T. P. Magner'', Esq.'M.P. It. H. Davis, Esq. M.P. Charles Grant, jun. Esq. M.P. George Allan, Esq. M.P. T. A. Smith, Esq. M.P. Henry Banker, Esq. NI.P. W. E. Towline, Esq. M.P. W. H. Beach, Esq. M.P. N. Sneyd, F.sq. M.P. T. F. Heatheote, Esq.' M.P. Sic W:Blieard, Kat. John Blackhurf„,l Esq. V.l'. . Thomas Reid, Esq.. V.P. L Rectum Long, g. William John Gifford, Lsq. Simuun ,Nl , Gi)livray, Esq. John Bur:ord, Esq. Charles Pratt, Esq. 'l'. Allen M Sedgwick, Muter, Esq. Harry Esq. John Adcock, Esq. William Miller, Esq. William Row, - jun. , Esq. • :Jobn Beeves,'sq. imaes Consent, Esq. T. Coxhead Stevens, Esq. Jamer Sims, Esq. • William Clark, Esq. John Nixon, F.sq. William Gilpin, Eq. John Hancock, Esq. t Thomas Jackson, Esq. Tickets, not transferable (Two Guineas tiich), may be hid on application to the CUtuniittee, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the 22d. iSJ, and 440 Instant, at the City of London Tavern, 13ishoptgate-street, between the hours of Eleven and Four each day, and not afterwards. „ . . • ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH-PAY, OF THK LATE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM PITT. rri-IFNORTHUAIBEIILAND and . N EWCAS TLE-17PON-TYNE PITT CLIJI3 till celebrate. the ANNIVB/ISAIIY of the BIRTII-DAY 'Of the Right lion. WILLIAM PITT, on WEDNI.SDAY, the 28th day of May instant, at the Assembly Rooms, NewtAstk. the Table at Five o'Clock. Tickets to be bad on applicati4n to Williatu Loraine, Esti. the Treasurer. N. 13. By a rule of the Club, no Gentlemaa resident in Niirthbutherlartcl,Newcastle-upon- l'yne, or Durham, iii,t be iug a. Member of . oll, or !, ante eUier Pitt Chin, is a d m issible to the AnnirerSaty; 081-... rs in the Ariniand Nary excepted. Order, isitowN, Secre tary. Newcastle, .314 8, 1817. NEXT 'I'CIESA.VY, 20th hI.IY, Tim LAST DAY, Whew all the following C.01r.115 mast be Drawn!! of . •.. . 2,000 ' ! ' OOO 500 6 200, &e. &c. SIVENVIUG ill% the Cifittra;,.. , . t I i.rpsThis, ..1.7 • grateful Thanks for the unexunipled inLveaie of the Favours of the Public at. his Offlees, S 7 33, Ilt&y , market, No. tI, Holborn, and 141,. O xford-strvet, where 'Ciiket& and Shares (warranted unariwn) contio(ie on Salt. SIVEWR . IGITI - Inti . inade hat a moderate advane , r0cti,., 0 .0. it _if considered that oitly•F tt OU CAPITAL-, have been drawn in the 1.,w0 first days, and pi:l,, a.ll the !above remain in the Wheel, irld'lkir;l' be drawn to ONE. 1).1„Y 41 above. Purcliaters before that 'Day, if nusuecesgftrl in this' present, have also ..the (bl.4lice of raining a Tic4et. in, the NECT LtyrrEtty, ikeSeheme f which cotitains 2.. Prizes .?.. Prizes;vf... 1.500 . 9:. 0 The present perind is therefore most. propitious fur adven turing, and but little Chance of getting a Blank. (INLY ONE DAY MORE, and the LOT. kJ. TERY WILL. FINISH. • • , STATE QF THE WHEEL. Two Prizes of ,C. 20,000 Four Four 1,000 Six Eight eic. Consols. and Money. • All of which must be Irawn NEXT TUESDAY, 20th This • • Month (May). • Warranted 'indrawn TICKETS and SHARES are sellin4 by T. t3ISEi, Stock-filoker, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Cliar4ig- Cross, London, and by an Agent of his in every principa l Townies the Country. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket. 1,.90 19s, Half 19 01 Eighth ..L.2 16 G Quarter 5 11 0 Sixteenth 6 4 !. * Letters, post-paid, duly answered. _ LIMF. GROVE ESTATE, PUTNEY, SURREY. (Now in the Occupation of the Earl Bathur , it, whose Term • will expire at Midsummer, 1817.) TO 1E SOLD BY AUCIION, by Mr: CI4AMPNEY. At this Auction ,Mart, near the Bank of England, on wEn. NESDAY, the 3ietdayof May, 18t7, at o'clock, in One or more Lots, as shall best stilt Purchasers (unless ten ac ceptable otter shall be in the mean time made by Private contract), • r tble spacious FREEHOLDMANSION HOUSE and LANDS, called LIME GROVE ESTATE (LAnti Tax redeemed), situated at the upper end of Putney, on the East side of the road leading from Pntitey to %Vim bledort, Kingston, &c,; consisting of a capital . Farnilv Man sion, in substantial repair, capital and excellent dining. anti drawing rooms and library of large ditnensiuns, upwards of 20slerping rooms, and all other necessaries for the accom modation of a . large family; attached and detached otliCes and buildings of nearly every description for the use of the finality and farm, spacious gardens , gardener's cottage, hot and green houses, meloa grounds,' orchard, fish p o nd, ice house, lawns. plantationsishruhheries, and pleasure grounds; farM yard, coach Mune for 3 carriages, capital stabling far Jo horses, with granaries and servants' rooms over, and _five fields of freehold melld4W adjoining, containing altogeih'er, with.the gardens, orchards and p le a sure grounds; about 8.2 acres (more or less', in a ring fence of substantial lofty brick walls and beautiful quickset hedges and paling, extensive gravehealks, partly between theic qukset hedge; and shrub beries on each side, and partly open to•the pleasure grounds and fields, which are heautifully adorned with stately lime, elm, nd other timber trees in rows and in chimps, in the fieldsinnd plantations and shrubberies nearer the mansion. Upon is delightful eminence, commanding ettensive beautiful views of the River 'Dnne*, Surreyi Kent, and Middlesex Hills, and surrunnding cottotry, from ticarly.er cry part Of the lands; unquestionably' very %%tillable tor buildinK upon, ablintlance of gond brick earth on file premises t the t hole profusely supplied with- excellent water, nod in their pres'entstate peculiarly adapted for the residence and accom modation of -a Nobleman or Gentle Man of the first distinc tion, wbornay wish to reside within half an hour's drive of the Metropolis• W TO . be' ringed every Tuesday, eilnesilar, Thuviday. anti Friday twirl he sale, between the {Mars 12 and tf . 0'166, (by permission of Earl Untlitirsl), with Cards . milt, with Plan and Particulars, m ar then he hail of Mr. Day; Pump vital. Temple, who is authorised to treat by Private Coot rati for all or -any part -ot the Estate, ark] where extended Plans pf the House and Estate limy also be itineeted and. Paiti-i enlars, with ,Platt, - may lihewise be had of the Auctioneer, No. 8, Basing-Line, near Watling-street, London; at the Anetioa Mart ;.and at Mr, Triphook*s Library, N 0.33, Old Bonidistreet, Piccadilly. THE APOSTATCAVAS • PUBLISHED THIS DAY, gS, Printed fur 31LittItAY, Albemarle street. •- •••: . - • • -- 'lbis Vay was tinftlisbeil, by Egerton, ‘Vbitkbal, T UB AUTHOR. of .1 (INI t‘ti.eltitTAlN VE0111.11: CtIALNIERS, Esq. I'.l/.. FLIRNISI-lED LODGINGS. LE4T; in Morgaret,street, a FHtST and SECON FLOOR, with an Attic for a Servant, where th‘ Family consists of .only two single Persons, and the Ser vant of the House can imust.—Please to inquire at No. 47, Margaret-41nd, Cavendish-square. • TO •THOMAS- TAYLOR, ESfa, • -- Nu. 9, New Bridge-street, London. Ilekon arm Stu, ir BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the :IL year 179 n. I' had been afflicted with the I.ues Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course ut medicine ' pri•scribed by the most eminent of the faculty here ) , and un dergoing severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice di,. ;charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to • he of the mos=t inveterate nature. In the spring of last, y e ar 'my disorder. had got to /tech a head, ss nearly to put a Period • to my existenee—l bed a large ulcer on the eruwt of any,fteud, one on each r a nn nod stir legs .Were. broke outin:a frightful manner; my right was &kW - fully' painful, and harneen in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left itrel also two large nodes oil it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; iu this lamentable state, 1 was recommended r hy Mr.. J. Thompson, (who received so • great a cure by them sere j, to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to duos the itfth of May ; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive •14nefit -in little more than n month the ulcers on my headand arms were soundly healed— soon after,' the sores'on my,legs healed also: leaving, how ever, considerable diseolotwation in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, • by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided; the mines dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hoe, and the nocturnal pains gradually going olf.—l thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits Nod strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which, state bar lig coin; nned inany months; to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at a loss in what terms ta espress,my gratitude, but beg you, for the gitod of- other • suffering , mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on everyneea- I iOll ; in so doing you will greatly Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, • ALEX. MURRER Swan's Close, IT igh-strzet, Edi nburgh. • Wit nes sea to the above Cure :— John Thainpson, No. 3, New Poultry 'Market, Edinburgh; John M‘lntosh, Old Assembly. Close, Edisiburglw Prepared and Sold Ity . the sole Proprietor, 'IIiONIAS Wit, Member of the Royal callege of Surt;e6ilva, :ct hit atM4e-;•• No. 9,- New 116144-street, Loudon; white, after a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice putt, culntly ellreeteil.to the cure of Venereal ('uruplaints and those incidental to the Parts of Gen eration,. with that it:v.4)lodr secrecy which mum ,01 his prelessens should always observe in such eases. be flatters himself the advice and assistance be 4ratatitensly suiministers to persons taking this Medicine, will ! , u . esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advat.tage seldom attainable, a.n! void of all ombignity. • • • Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those. sing at a distance, at the Tovsisop, No.loB, Oxturd.stree: ; DisboroOO's. N. 7, Irish-street-MP; M. Bfixt,,, Eli;:i..nrtol• Callwell's, Dublin; and by One' per:oti 04 fy cm: iiticrthl, town in Great, Britain and "frelan.:, in boxes o; only dd. each, stamped, and sealed up wti t 4 full amid plaio directions, whereltY ;winos, ,if tithe r Sc.. cure thenrefees with eose. Joas4,seerecy, and s,!..fsitr..., !tun: the LONDON OAZGIVE, May 13, 1817. East Estex Regiment of Mititia—Eusign - JOhn James Strutt, from the Ist Regiment of „Es . trix. Local to be .Eusign. BANKRUPTS. Brough, Weston-upon-Treat, Statiot•dsbire, tailor, to surrender, May 23, at five, 29, and June 24, at ten, at the Swan Inn. Stafford. Attornies, Messrs. - 4;4nm and Wright, King's Bench Walks, inner Temple, !amnion , and Mr. Seeker - son; Stafford. E. Nappy', Fronk Selwood, surgeon, Mat' 29, 30, and June 24, at eleven, at the George Inn. Prosue Selwood. Attar nies, hles , rs. Bridges and tassilter. Bed lassu.squart, Con duit ; 'anti Mesita. (Ail:lett and They, Frame. J. Itieltard, , Plysuouth Duck, slopseller, June 5, at one, 6, at eleven, and 24, at one, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Attoruies, Messrs. Alexander nttd tiulme, New Inn, Lois. dins ; and Mr. Cruickshank, Guspurt. D. Hardern, Macclesfield, silk-mattufactUrer, May 26, at fise, 27, and June 44, at ten, at the Anata lnu, alai:cies field. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and JOllll5Oll, Tem ple, London ; and Mr, Loney, Macclesfield. W. Diivi.am, Ninth Shields, slopseller,. May 30, at six, 31, and Jane 24, at ten,, at • the King's Head Inn Hudders field. Attornies, Mr. Greeuwood, Huddersfield; and Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane, London. W. alousley, Burton.under-Needwood, Staffordshire, grocer, June 4, at twelve, at the King's Head Hotel, Derby, 7, at nine, al the Every's Arms, Eggington, and 24, ut eleven, 'at the King's Head Hotel, Derby. Atturnies, Mr. Berridge, Hattan-garden, London ; and Messrs. Muusley and Mosley, Derby. EL Herbert, Marsham, and J. Herbert, Abingdon, Berks, timber dealers, May 17, 24, and June 94, at eleven, at 'London. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, Church-row, Feitcharcb-street. S. K. Brewer, Henrietta-street, Coveut-garden, silk manu factures, May 20, 23, and June 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Buclilersbury. U. Elwyn, Canterbury, money scrivener, May 26, at seven, 27, and Jaue 44, sit eleven t at the Gissitlhali, Canterbury. Anoraks, Mr. Starr, Canterbury ; and alesst s. Dyne and Lincidn's lansduit. S. Uhlman, Bury St. Edmund's, innkeeper, May 93, at sit, 24, and Julie 24, at eleven, sit the Angel inn, Bury St. Ed navl's. Attornies, Mr. Bromley, Bury St. Edr/aunirs; and Bromley, Gray's Inn, London. T. Grigg, Plymouth tea dealer, May 28, 99, and June 24, at eleven, ut the Globe Tavern, Plymouth. Anornier, Mr. J. Alexander,- Carty-street, Lincoln's Inn, Conduit; said Mr. Pritlham, Plymouth. J. goberts l Llattlechan, Montseaneryshirea farmer, May 21,22, and June 21, at eleven, at the Cross Keys Lou, Oswestry. Anoraks, Messrs: Presiand, Proctor, and Slaney,, 13runswick-square, Londtm; and Mr. t:duntitt, °surest re. T. 'fill, tililitgreare, Staffordshire, dealer, June 4, at five, 0, and 24, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Stallard. Attor nies, Mess's. Hollins and Keens, Stafford. W. Hamblin anti J. C. Hasuban, %Vann, Undee o ge, Glou cestershire, clothiers, May to, 30, at twelve and June 24, Lit One' at. the Commercial Rooms, Bri s tol, Anorak*, ai r e s r 9 , Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's lisu-square, Loudon; and Mr. Coolie, Brittol. J. Grant, Gracichin•ch-street, umbrelle-iniaker, 'May Li, at eleven, 20, awl June 24, at ten, at th l inia tt lL A t t orney, Mr. ilinehi.on, truwit-court,-Thressilitee4le-street. \V. Saltine stun, Fiilonglcv,Warwiasbire, tibia lwrieht, May 42, at six, •24, anti June 21, at eleven, at the hull and Fleur-deaLis Inn, Nuneaton. Anoraks, iii r. Urrt nway, • Attlelsury 1 lull, near Nuneaton ; and Mr. Constable, ay. aismil's • Chasseery-lans Londots. - P. Johmsan, It. vis-Nlaths, St. IWary-Rite, merchant, May 21, , anti Jane 24, at eleven, at liuiidttall. Attorney, Mr. Howard, Jewry-street, al 'agate. li, Stanley and T. iVestoti, Lower Thamet-street, ironinsm. gers, May 24, al and Julie 24, at eleven, at G 611411,411.-4 Attorney, Mr.FitzgerAtt. Lawroloc-Putititueplittl. .I.intiw., Kenton-street, ilnauswick-satiase, painter, ;Stay 17, 21, and Jane 24, at ten, at Altortat., Mesita. Chapman, Stesins, and lt cod, Little St.l:llol3ilit Apostle. [Dividends ; !et. To-nierrow.j MEDICAL BENEVOL6NT SOCIETY. . The Arst Aunieertary Of this adm;relble I Stitt:. limp was ctinpneniarrited.gt FreenniiNten:ii Tali 'lll on Saturday last, when 'ltenvoen 40 and 50 sen ileinen, annftig whom were Sonle 44: the must dis, ringnished Members Of the. Piairession, assembled. The President of the Royal College or Physicians; Dr. LATIIAN t tn whose imilaothropy the Society owes its foundation, wat iu the Chair. After the .cloth was drawn, the. worthy Chair man took occasion , to express the peculiargratift cation he derived from the attendance of so large a portion of the Members of this. infant Society 5 it was a proof of their zeal in promoting its wel fare, and was an auspicious timer( t,f itt floor!: prosperity— The principles end Objects of the Society Le felt convinced were to lie known only to he approved and encouraged t and althoogli the present ;minier of its Members More a vet v small proportion to that of gale Profession, yet, when he reflected upon the degree ofsupivirt which similar- Societies had met tirith tipoo their beteg first instituted, and whet, : he sew the amOnnt the contributions already bestowed, the Meuical Benevolent Society .rnigh ere coosidered in a pro sperous condition. Every CUIC would acknow ledge that the Medical Profession was its useful us it was honourable, but, unfortunately, it was at Profession which, although attended with greater responsibility, anxiety, and personal sacrifices, titan any tither, yet, excepting to a few in the higher rank, it rarely afforded the meaus of ac quiring Wore that: a decent competency.. Almost every other profession or occupation presented to the assiduous the certainty of a provisiou against the infirmities and incapacity of age ; he Mrffical Practitioners, after 8 well-spent and most labo rious life, ton often found themselves in a comps t ive state of want. To ,provide against so Lucian , cooly a contingency this Society is now esta blish and when the existence and views of ,so excellent a Charity were snore generally circu lated, he was confident that it would have the approbation and support of the more affluent Members of the riotession ; while those less sue,. cessful may, by a small annual subscriptione enti tle themselves to a claim fur aid, in cast of their necessity. Even those not of the Mt , dical Pro.= fession, but who have experienced the blegiings of Medical skill and attentions, .will, doubtless, hi gratitude for those henrfits, contri!rate towards the formation of ao toletpiate Puna for the assistance of those whom age, dise.ise, or mislor rune has reduced trom,.a r.ink Si) respectable, and w.. 0 have thence becom e the ttueSt objeos . uf be nevolence. The eltairtunt4 added Some other ob:ervatinns, well-caletti4ted trratimulate the Members present to increased esertionti tionatior.4 were received, ;,td new stibscr!bers, prOtessithnti strati unprofcssionli, were proposed, and the day coneltidetV with all those gratifying impre,sinn4 aver resulting troll) the consciousness of petform ing good and laudable act i.ons. EDUCATION. The following in'eresting scene -dein - it-v(1 re cently at Deptford Church, afffiiiiitig an admir able example of what .with proper care may be effected on the minds of the uninformed, and nu mber proof of the advautages to be derived from education. An African, called Benjartsini born some hundred miles above the termination of dui River Congo with the sea, and who pluiceeded with the late Captain ,Turkey to explore that river, was Pabliely baptised and received into the Protestant Vaith by the name of Benjamin Peters. He is about 24 years of age, and is, perhaps; the Only native of that unexplored tegfun notirin tl lS country. Of Captain Toeitey _he speaks. the Most ti,ffectionate aild'gratettd.terms, and declares, that to his instruction alone doting the voyage out he has been enabled to 'read, and can with ease go through the testament. The intlefatigabl6 exertions of that lamented otfieer have not beets unavailing, gaud a - founttation for Knott ledge in - the mind of, Peters seems so ,firmly root ed, as to give fair prospects for realising the. expectations than must have been formed by Captain Tochey.' Peters is anxious to ri-torn to his nativaplace, but in - :fortunately no means offer for that purpose at present, . where be donhts not be should soon become of consequence from the advantages ofreading and writing, which, he says; ate unknown among his countrymen. Within these few days he has engaged himself as servaut to a Gentleman in the vicinity of Tower-hill, and intends strictly to puttue his learning, to which he is greatly amehed at every opportunity. The motives of Captain Turkey in rode:Ay/Sitting to rescue from ignorance and barbaritm this poor African . are :Jodi as must strike forcibly all virteous mindi, and redound to the memory of that :enterprising Oditer. It needsrno cunt- meta ; the act will for ever last as a testimony highiy floGotirable to his feelings Itoi a man and a christian, and it is to he :.regretted that hiS pre.‘ mature death precludes his ivitnessing the effects of his good 'vriirk. To tt"Y visit the shores of Africa it should serve as a stitualtts and example, and tlicy cannot be addresst'd ou the subject In other words than tholc.ol , Holy which tire, " Go, and do than likewhe," INVESTR UN 61A rcti , NVoit.M . wcarD Exrikh; filti,litd on Nlinithly t.ight, at a 4 „,i tt . t before tett, when from (nor o'clock in the morn. iwg he hart wHtked 4S nHes, RAKER, who did not stnrt tltt aye', had ciPopletett the smite notnln.r roils mi his titiversnry ily nine et nicht, y,,- t ertlay (the 7th ilits)hotli sr arttli haii•pist four. At six in the ;Afternoon liAros bad completed 34 tnitei, And BAK BR 40,