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IVv -iLIEMAIIILE-STIIEET, the 17th January, 1823.
The Members and Subscribers we informed, that the LEC-
TURES will commence on SATURDAY, the 3th of February, at
two o'clock, and that the following Arrangements for the ensuing
Season have already been made:—
On GEOLOGI and MINERALOGICAL CHEMISTRY,
and on the CHE3IISTRY of AIINERAL SUBSTANCES. By
WILLIAM TUOMAII Hoax DE, Esq. F.R.S. London and Edin-
burgh. Professor of Chentisny to the Royal Institution. To com-
mence on SATURDAY the 6th of February. at two o'clock, and
to be regularly continued on each succeeding Saturday, at the same
hour, till further notic,!.
On the 131 PORTA NCE of 31 ECII A NICA 4 SCIENCE to a
3lanufacturing Country. By Jouw MILLANOTON, Eq. F.L.S.
Ser. Astron. Society. etc. Professor of Mechanics to the Royal In-
stitution. To commence em THURSDAY the 10th of February,
at two o'clock. and to be regularly continued on each succeeding
Thursday. at the rune hour. till further /Mace.
On COMPARATIVE PH YSIOIAIOY, and more particularly
na the Physiology of the External Senses. 11 P. M. ROOET,
M.D. F.R.B. commence on W EDNEBI; AY, the 9th of
February, at two o'clock, and to be regularly continue on each
succeeding Wedncrday. at tl,e same hour, till further notice.
On the NATURAL HISTORY of the ANIMAL KI?lO-
DOM, comprising • Survey of the two first Classes. the Mammoth'
and Birds, and of their most remarkable extinct fossil genera and
'pairs, By J. HARWCWD, 31.1). F.L.S. To commence on
MONDAY the 14th of February, at two o'clock, and to be re-
galarly continued on each succeeding Monday (with the exception
of Monday the 7th of March) till further nods.
On the LITERI TURF of 510DERN EUROPE. By the
%souls SvorEvo. To commerce on TUESDAY the Bth of
March, and to be regularly continued on each succeeding Tuesday
till further entire.

Or POLITICAL or STATE MEDICINE, commonly called
Jurispruderce. By JOON GORDON SMITH, M.b. To
commence on FRIDAY the I Ith of February, and to be regularly
con:inued on each succeeding Friday, till Friday Inc 4th of 31arcb,
when the Course will be completed.
NiCsIC. By W. CROTCU. Moe. D. Protestor of Music
in the Cr.iversity of Oxford. To commence after Easter/.
J. GLTILLEMA RD, See.

SELLING OFF, at 32, Oxford-street, opposite Dean-
-6.3 street. Soho.—The Proprietor, who is about to retire, wishing
:o clear off his Stock, precious to leaving town, has marked every
male full twenty per cent. lower than It can possibly be nianufac-
.need for.
Tic following last of Prices is particularly worthy the notice of
'he PuLlic, and more est,ecially of large purchasers t—GROS DE
NAPLES, Si. to 4s. tid.; hevantines, very rich, 36. 3d. to 4. ;
bloc:: and coloured sarcenets, Is. 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; satins in every
shade, front 2.. 21. to 3s. M. ; Norwich crapes, Is. to Is. 9d. ;
betul.a.incs, of the finest quality, Is. 4d. ; Italian nets, Is. 2d. to
9d. • a ten thousand pounds stock of pillow and bobbin lass,
ce vei1,, .earfs, lindkerchiegs, naps, Pee. ; pelisse cloths, stuffs,
'loakincs• I,i-h liars, long cloths, calicoes, muslin,
eve" "fide tit 1131.efdasherv, hosiery, gloves, kr.
The whole of the ehove Stook most be disposed of within one
nooth, and no reasonable price will be refused for any thing.
The Lease and Fixtures to be sold.

CHALKING FLOORS and ROUTE FURNITURE.
ROPE, of Rathhonc-place, begs leave to inform the Nobi-
111, Gentry, &c. that he continues to Mt LK FLOORS in the
nett fanciful manner, likewise to LET LOW feet of fashionaLle
late seats, 500 chairs. 600 feet of dinner and supper tables, elegant
an. sofa, and card tables. tripods, lamps, lustres, Mrandoles, bell
.hales, Grecian lamps, knives and forks, glass, china, plate and
• articles, clean beds and bedding, chair and sofa beds,)
~ invalid chairs, and exercising bosses.
, Nobility, &c. are likewise infornaed, that in consequence of
gnat demand for that useful article the exercising horse, he has
-ommenced manufactoring them on much-improved principles, the
rt,"zi being so tempered as to carry from five to thirty atone, a
r of which, of various powers, are on show, either for sale or
.; likewise, an improved leg-rest, which he flatters himself is
~,rring the attention of every Lady or Gentleman subject to
'• rheumatism, cold, or damp feet.
H.ht Merlin, invalid chairs—Superfluous furniture taken in
age.

cIIII.BLAIN CURATE.
'pins tER.VrE, from its emolient and healing pro-
nerties, i, found to he an excellent application for Chilblains
11',, broker ; if used to the hands istW feet when there is a
...r...iirosizio3 to these annoy in affections, it is attended with the
qe i 3 preventing their occurrence. Being free from
diarcreeable smell, or unsightly appearance, it may be used
"1' ..ut the least inennveriiimee to the hands and arms. It is also
PC with stirce.s in ee,c of Scalds. Bums, Bruises, Erup-
'", wid esweiallv in Sure and 17Icerated
a,itd in Boxes at Is. 1 d. and 2s. lid. by Butler, Chemist, 4,
j!Noilpside. St. Paul's. a!1.1 2-2 d, Regent-street (near the Argyll
l'• and he the principal Medicine Venders through.
United Kingdom.
Of whom may be had,
(...1J EMT OPOl)El.lfrot% an excellent Remedy for
(before :colter). allayh g the irritation; used also in
Affection% Palsy, Spraias, Bruises. Ike.
• •nt 1.. IA. and 2s. 9d.
N.B. Be careful to ask for Dudes Chllblaln Cent:, and Caje-
rn

IROYAL NATIONAL BATH OFFICE, Yist Ja-
nuary, 1823.
The DIRECTORS of the ROYAL NATIONAL BATH
COMPANY hereby give Notice, that those Proprietors who have
tent already paid the Deposit of Two Pounds upon each of the
Shares standing in their Names, are required to pay the same into
the Bank of sir N'alter Stirling, Stirling, and HodsoU ; .pleases.
Martineau and Co. ; oc at the Office of the Company, Loncaster.
place, on or before the 18th day of February next, otherwise they
wiU not thenceforth be considered Proprietor'.
No applications for Shares can be received after the 11th day of
February next.

METROPOLITAN ALDERNEY DAIRY
COMPANY.
At a MEBTING of the BOARD of DIRECTORS held this
day,
Sir JOHN PERRINO. Bart., in the Chair,
It was unanimously Resolved, that In consequence of having
made a purchase of valuable Dairy Property, which will enable the
Company to commence business forthwith, a call of 31. per share
be made payable at the Banking-house of Sir John Pereng, Bart.,
Shaw, Barber, and Cu. 72, Cornhill, on or before Thursdey next,
the 27th inst., in default of which payment being made. the depth.
sit on all such shares will become forfeited for the benefit of the
Company. Signed by Order of the Board,
JAMES FIA)RANCE, Secretary.
13, Finsbury-square, 20th Jan. 1025.
N. B. It will be necessary that the Sha:e•bolders bring theit
deposit rett•tpta with them.

W Notice is herby given, that uo farther Tenders for Shares
rn this Company can be received, and as soon as the appliestions
made can be considered, the Shares will be equitably apportioned,
and the Notices issued.
JOHN LAWFORD, Secretary pro tern.
31, New Broad-stmt. Jan. 22, 1826.

CIENERAL UNITED COAL COMPANY.—CA-
k_i PITAL TWO MILLIONS. in Twenty Thousand Share.
of lON. each, by Instalments, not exceeding 31. each, as may be re-
quired ; to be conducted by Twenty Directors (with power to add
to their Number), consisting of
Four Direc:ora of thetas Companies;
Four Directors of the Mining Company ;
Four from the Firms of Breweries, Distilleries, &c. ;
Four Proprietors or Renters of Collieries ;
Four Bunkers and Merchants.

The difficulty of procuring good Coals, and of the roll quality
the different trades and private uses require, at a fair price, is such
as have induced a Company to be formed, which, it is hoped, will
give satisfaction to the consumers, and. at the same time, both cre-
dit and profit to subscribers, and benefit both rich old poor.
Housekeepers who are' Shareholders will be sure to be supplied
well, and their complaints, if any, instantly redressed.
A more detailed Prospectus will be ready in a few days, with the
names cf the Directors.
. . .

All applications for Shares must be model)), letter, Pd.-Paid,
addeesscd to Mr. Spencer, London United Mine Cotnpany
OfSes . No. 9, Tokenhouse-yard, Lotlibury, up to Pour o'Clock
on Saturday, the 29th instant, after which none will be received.

THt BOGNOR NE'
Capital, X 300.000 in

W TOWN COMPANY.
Shares of 0100 each.

DIRECTORS.
JONN CALCRArf, Esq. 31 P. ('hairman,
Sir W. Champion De Crespign), George H. Robins, Esq.
Bart. 51. P. Thomas hamlet, Esq.
Joseph Eadaile, Esq. IValter Prideaux, Esq.
George Isaac Call, Esq. Henry DORM, Esq.
John Christopher's, Esq. Robert Browne, Esq.
Chas. Alfred Thiselton, Esq. John Weston, Esq.
ARCHITICICT—SamueI Beasley, Esq.
Cou us EL—John 1.1. Teed, Esq.
The town of Bognor unites all the advantages of a watering-place
in an eminent degree; it presents every facility for bathing that
can be afforded: is distant sixty-three miles from Landon; eight
rum Chichester; ten from Ar andel; eight from Little Hamp:ou ;
and twenty-two from Brighton
Tha inadequacy of the present town to afford accommodation
to visitors, has been shown dai:v during the last and preceding
seasons, in the disappointment and departure of numerous families.
Arrangements have been made by which the Company will
have the benefit of about fifty acre of freehold land frrnting
the sea,' and commanding beautiful prospects of the neighbour.
ing country, and it is the only plot 01 ground calculated for
the objects of the Company, in the tow asbip of Bognor, or its
neighbourhood.
The Cassltseety is estabEakad under the name. of "Mut Bognor
New Town Company," for the purpose of erect.ng and completing
suitable residences tor visitors and others, with power to demise port
of the land on building leases, subject to an ant.uttli ground rent, to
advance to the lessees, on the security of their buildings, a portion
of the money to be expended by them in finishing the slime, under
such plans as shall be approved by the Directors, and seocrall v to
make such improvements as arc calculated for the lasting benefit of
the Company.
The capital to he 1100,000/. in shares of 1001. each, which will be
called few by instalments of 5/. each. The first to be ;laid imme.
diately into the hands of the Bankers, to the account of the Direc-
tors, and further calls, not exceeditrg 51. per share, will be made
when required for the purpose.: of the Company, of each of which
calls one month's previous notice will be given.
The necessary surveys, plans, and estimates, have been for a
considerable time under consideration, and upon an accurate
calculation of the expense of building, and the average rental
of the town, an unusually large profit may be confidently ex-
pected.
Applications for the remaining Shares must be made by letter,
post paid, either to the Banking-houses of Sir John Peering. Bart.
Shaw, Barber. and Co.; Messrs. Cockburn and Co. ; Messrs.
Drewett and Fowler; Messrs. Marten, Call, Arnold, and Marten ;
at the Bognor Bank; or at the offices of Mr. Samuel Beasley,
Architect, 4, Carlton Chambers. Regent-street; or to iFilliam
Andrews, Esq. No. 28, Great Winchester-street ; and Messrs.
Fox and Prideaux, No. 27, Austin-friars, Joint Solicitors to the
Company.

IRISH INVESTMENT and EQUITABLE LOAN
BANK.
The objects proposed to be accomplished by this establishment
are the purchase of such properties as may constitute eligible in-
vestments, and the loon of money on every species of property on
equitable terms.
The leading objects of purchase er:11 be life, contingent, and re-
versionary interests, assignable pensions, pound rents, improved
rents, rent charge', and also all such other propeeties as may be
deemed advantageous to the establishment.
The leans will be on policies of insurance, on which • sum,
equal to two-thirds of the amount insured, will be advanced, on
security far the due payment of the insurance, premium, and in-
terest of the loan being given ; and also on every species of pro-
perty, whether mercantile or otherwise, on which it may be deemed
expedient to make advances to an extent never exceeding one-half
I of the property to be assigned in security of such loan.
To Ireland it is considered that this establishment will prove a
national benefit, as it will not only cause British wealth to flow in
Irish channels, and render most important services to the trading
world by supplying their temporary wants at the legal rate of in.
terest, which, in Ireland, is six per cent., and thus prevent the
necessity of resorting to the ruinous system of prompt sales of pro-
perty, particularly by auction, by which a very large portion of
the value is always sacrificed, but will also enable many individuals
of the higher classes, who are now paying exorbitant annuities,
amply secured for temporary loans, to obtain such assistance from
this establishment on equitable term
The Company to be formed ander the sanction of the existing
Laws.
The Capital to consist of 10,000 Shares of MI. each, and to be
subject to lacrosse, if at any time the same should be deemed ex-
pedient.
Calls to be made as required by the business of the Company ;
no call to exceed 3/. per share, nor to be made at a less period than
three months from the preceding call
Persons desirous of becoming Proprietors may, on and after the
21th instant, pay into the Banking-houses of Sir John ?erring.
Bart. and Co., of Cornhill, London, and Messrs. Williams and
Co., Birchln-lane, London, • deposit of 1/. per share upon the
share.: for which they may tender, such deposit to be made within
the hours of 10 and 4 in the afternoon.
No individual to be allowed to subscribe fur more than forty
shares.
Should the deposits received amount to more than the capital to
he subscribed, a rateable deduction will be made from every ten-
der. and • proportionate amount of the money deposited returned
to the subscribers.
The constitution and management of the Company to be con-
fided to the Directors, whose names will be published on Friday
next.
Forms of tender may be had on application to Messrs. Beethans
and Sons, of Freeman's-cove, Cornhill, Solicitors to the Company/

BRYANSTON-SQUARE.
TO
be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, with im-
mediate Possession, awe excellent FAMILY HOUSE,
with double Cosclihouse and Stables, all in complete repair.
For particulars apply to O. 11. Tyndale, Esq. Lincoln's-Inn-
fields.

NEW SHAWLS, without any join in the border, of a
delicate Foreign Wool, and some fine Specimens of the
same fabric, in various colours, for DRESSES, exclusively at
URLINO'S LICE WA iIk:HOUSE, 147, Strand. These im-
proving and fashionable Shawls, are nearly equal to real Cachemere
for lightness, warmth, and exquisite softness of texture. Con-
noisseurs can scarcely distinguish them from oriental produce, the
Patterns being so exactly copied ; they are now warranted to im-
prove by cleaning, and are sold at a less price then the heavy
British Shawls with joined borders. Attention is also invited to •
splendid Assortment of FLOUNCED LACE DRESSES, I.
addition to other tasteful novelties prepared for the season.
N.l3.—A choice selection of Muffs, Pelerines, Sc.

To Sail on &I iltdr
FOR MADRAS and BENGAL, the new Illtioeu-bittill
ship :11 A LCOLM, borttiOs 63. tons, JAMES EYI.X.S,
Commander (of the Hon. Compotes regular Service.) Tins ship
is built expressly Inc the East I*l4 Trade, •posseseee every com-
fort and accommodation !or Passeataret and carries as experienced
Surgeon.
For freight or passage apply to the Commanders at the Jere's.
lem toffee-house ; to Messrs. Wittig *ad, Heath. Pk Fenchurch-
street ; or to JQIIN N. 18151INLEY,
?4 14, IlirchinAsae, •

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