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THE NEW SCHEME.
pCIILIC approbation, obtained in fair and honourable
cuuipetition, has ever been the object of my ambition ; and
new enter the lists for public favour, with the confident belief, that
though the last two Contractors did well, I have done batter. Dia-
clalming every invidious feeling, I shall compare all the most
popular points of their Schemes with the leading features of my
own and then leave it, without further comment, to the scrutiny of
a di;cerning and liberal Public.
The that Contractor presented the Public with Twenty Thou-
sands. the last with Thirty Thousands. My Scheme contains Iwo
of each Two of 50,000/., and Two of 20,0001. They abolished
the Blanks; so have I. Their Prins were all Sterling Mtsier,
anti so in fact are mine; for though I have introduced 36,0001.
Three per Cents., it was but for the purpose. of giving an unequivo-
cal proof of my cowidence in the prosperity and resources of the
country ; as I hereby guarantee to the fortunate holders of those
Prizes (whether bought at my own or any other CHEce) 1001. for
every LOW- Stock, leaving. them the advantage of any rise above
that price; and I am convinced that the day is not far distant when
loc. Stock in the Three per Cents. of England will be worth mote
than 1001. in Money.
1 have taken Two Heys of Drawing instead of One, in order
that I 'night be enabled to menthe the Public with the option of
pareirg beck the Tickets and Shares after the First Day. whether
drawn or undrawn. at the me of DLL each. by which 2k.UUSI. must
be gained, and 30,0001. may be gained by the risk of less titan 11.
That the advantage of such an ofrer is unparalleled in the records
of the Lottery, is the pride of
The Public's obliged and grateful Servant,
if, Cornbill; G. CARROLL, Contractor.
7. Charioperosa ;
IS, Ozfm&street.

tiIiAND FINAL SCHEME, TO BE DRAWN IN TWO
DA VS,
ICI of DECEMBER, and Mal of DECEMBER. 1824.
2 of £30.000 Money - .1:60,000
2 . 18.000 3 per Cents.* 36,009
2 . 2.025 Money . 4,030 2
- 1,019 Money - 2.020
2 300 Money . 1.090
10 - 205 Money - 2,050
20 - 30 Money . 1,000
32 . 20 Money - 1,010
Nu Blanks! Each of the above, as well
SA every othcr Number, will receive 99,000
Five Pounds in Money, being

In two Claws, A. and It., the drawing of the Numbers in the
A. Ciaasto deetee the Numbers in the H. Class.

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Two first.drawn Prizes will receive •20,112.1/. each, in Money, or
l". 0001. Three per Cents. and 2.0'231. Money, at the option of the
14.4er t and the reventcenth-thown Prize above 2201. will have
/llo^ey.

' The itatnliate Ilnl.lers of the Stock Prizes may remizello,ooo/.
at *anti instead of 36.00. U. Three per Cent& ; so that, in tact, the
Pnits am all Sterling Money.

Mier the First Day every Purchaser may risceive back 18/. for
his Ticket (and in prororuon for tiny Share), provided lie brings it
soil claim the Money, on or betwe the 26th December ' • there.
int all who buy in this Scheme have the clance of every Capital
'tit fins Day, when. Two of 24,16116. are certain to be drawn, and
1311 x others may, at the following very small risk, viz.:—
IlalfWhole Ticket only - . . 41. 19v.
- .C 3 5 01 Eighth • Xlit 13
Quarter - 113 01 Sixteenth . 0 V 6
&rid the difference behrcen what a Ticket or Share will coat, and
what may be received back for it any time on or before thc 26th of
December.

A great variety of Numbers are ootr, on sale at Carroll's, the
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t,t's. Offices, IV, Cornhill; 26, Otford-street; and 7,
t Oaring cm.„.

TOOTII-ACIIIE AND EAR-A('llE.
DERRY'S ES:iF;NCE has received the sanction and
,a sepport of the most distinguished Personages in the King.
an, together with the ur..,:d testimony of the first Physicians in
and summits favourable comments in highl respectable
.41edicid Journal., where it has been declared to be the' " best thiLg
ever disent.-.4d fur the Tooth-ache and Ear-ache." It instantane.
reli-ves the dime excruciating pain preserves the Teeth
*mid aril firm, prevents further decay, elreetually CONS the Scur-
ryin the Gents, faucts In t.c Teeth. and renders them firm and
serviceable to the Ltest period, and effectually prevents the Tooth.
iebe.
sold in Bottle.. I. I'd. and 2a. !td. by Butler, Chemist, 4.
heaPside, S.. PAWS. and 240, Regent-street (near the Argyll
“`, 3). and by the principal Medicine Venders through-
,., Cie Gaited Kingdom.

Of •11.)m, also, may be had,
MORRIS'zt BRUN:4%I'I(A PLASTEII, an excellent Re-
7e.•Cy for 41mb:sting Corns, lto Pjfltill.
••• Be careful to ask for Perry's Essence for the Tooth-ache,
rod Morrie,: Brunswick torn Plasier.

IltattediFthW E e
s^~tetinn r M AbLtt; P
ion f!lLienL lienareorotthre
Aledical Profession, as a safe and vittap '
able Medicine, in removing
abstractions, and relieving other ineonven knees to which the female
name is liable, especially those which at an early period of life
frequently arise from want of exercise and general debility of the
They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove
giddiness and nervous head-wit?, and are eminently useful is windy
(tinnier', pains in the stomach, shortness of brcyth, and palpita-
tions of the heart.
Pmehassrs are requested to remark, that, as a testimony at au-
Intntleity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of
"by C. Kearsley," in writing • sold wholesale and retail in London
Wightman, No. 46, Fleet-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-
s. t Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and
Bow Chareh-yard ; Sanger, 150, Oxfold-street, opposite
greet; Evans and Son, Long-lane, Smithfield ; Johnson,
(halt-street, fiches Flutler and sons, cheapaide; Uodfrey %Vindus.
,lii•honote.street; H. Mackrill, It'hitorlapcl; and by all
nr! lender,at 2a. Ski. lwr linx.
-.• It is necessary to infurni Cte Public that Keandey's is the
only original and to Medicine, and has been prepared by
16411 re' mess thin thirty years.

NOVEMBER 2, 1824.
AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE appointed for
the purpose of taking into their consideration the PLAN
proposed by Lieutenant-Colonel TRENCH, for making a QUAY
on the NORTH RANK (Arlie RIVER THAMES.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK in the Chair.
The Committee having had under their consideration the fol-
lowing Documents :
lat. A statement made by Lieut.-Colonel Trench to the Sub.
Committee, and ordered to be printed for the use of the General
Committee.

V. A Joint Report of lie. Philip Wyatt and Mr. Rennie, rela.
tive to the first division of the intended Project.
3d. A Joint Report of the same Gentlemen, relative to the
second division, in the forth of a letter to Lieut.-Colonel Trench.

401. The opinior.s of eminent Counsel upon the points directed to
be referred to them.

bth. A Letter from Lieut.. Colonel Trench to the Chairman at
the last Meeting of the Sub.Conimittee. detailim the result of his
interview with two Lords of the Admiralty, viz. sir George Cock.
burn, and Sir Oeorre Clerk.
And having also inspected the Plans and Designs laid before them
by Mr. Philip Wyatt, and having heard the further explanations
fholfeby.liient.-Colonel Trench—
Upon the motion of the Duke of Rutland, seconded by Viscount
Lowther. came to the following Resolutions:—
That the Plan proposed is perfectly practicable, and that it will
yeatlylmprore the Navigation of the River, contribute highly to
the embellishment of the Metropolis, and to the health, comfort,
and *dr intazt of the inhabitants..
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That the sum of 0111,0001. will be sufficient to complete this great
National Work, according to the Estimates of Mr. Philip Wyatt
and Mr. Rennie t anti the Committee are of opinion, from the in-
formation laid before them, that the Annual Revenue to arise from
the use of the Quay and Buildings to be fleeted will sexed a fair
remuneration for the capital expended.
That it is expedient to est/04111h a Joint Stock Company, to be
called TIDE THAMES QUAY COMPANY. for carrying this
undertaking into effect, and tbr raising a sum of 611,0001. for that
purpose, in Shares of 1001. each. And that books be forthwith
opened at the Honorary Secretary's (Mee, No. 20. Devonshire_
street, Portland-place, for entering the names of such persons as
may be diaposad to become Subscribers ; and that the same he, from
time to time, submitted to the Committee for their approbation, as
to the number of Shares to be allowed tc each respective party ap.
plying for the same; and that the Secretary do acquaint each per.
son with the number of Shares so appropriated to him or her, who
is thereupon to pay a deposit of 21. per cent. upon each 1001. Share,
into the Banking-House of Messrs. Couto; and Co. or of Messrs.
Drummond.

That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen be rectiested to act
u a Committee of Management, and to aeopt all such measures as
they than think proper for carrying the foregomg Rerolotions into
effect, with power to add to their number, and to make such ar-
nutteuents with Mr. Philip Wyatt and Mr. Rennie for carrying
the proposed plan into effect u they shall deem necessary, and that
tire be a quorum :
His Grace the Duke of Rutland
His Grace the Duke of Devon- I Sir pFnry Harding, Barr.

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The Marquis of Londonderry
The Earl of Rnaslyn

The yineount Palnierstoc

Sir Jas. Graham, Bart. 31. P.

Sir Ulysses Burgh-, K.C.B.M.P.
Lieut.-OIL Trench, M.P.
N. W. IL Celborne,Esq. M.P.

The Viscount Lowther

R. Gordon Esq.

S. R. Lasliingtir. Esq. M.P.

The Lord Bexley W. Williams.„- Esq. M.P.
The Right Hon. the Chancellor John Irviog, Esq. M.P.
of the Ezeliequer Alexander Raring, Esq. M.P.
The Right Hon. Sir Cho. Loot, Janie% Scarlett, Esq. M.P.
G.C.R. ALP. 3lr. Alderman Wood, M.P.
The Hon. 0. A. Ellis, M.P. Thomas Wilson, Esq. ALP.
The Right Hon. Charles Ar. G. Holnie Sumner, Esq. M.P.
buthnott, M.P. J. Fariphsr, East.
The Attorney-Oeneral, 31. P. IF. B. Reaston, Esq.
That it is advisable to print the statement as prepared by
Lieut.-Colonel Tter7h ; and as soon as the designs intended to
accompany it are lithographed, that both shool_l be circulated for
general information.
That Messrs Coutta and Co., and Messrs. Drummond, be,
and they_ are hereby, appointed bankers to the undertaking. Tiiat
Mr. Philip Wyatt be, and he is hereby, appointed Architect ; and
that Air. Rennie be, and he is hereby, appointed the Engineer.
That Mr. Leake be appointed Solicitor to the Company and at
the same time be requested to continue his services as ifonorary
Secretary thereto.
That tbe.e Resolutions, signed by order of his Royal highness
the Duke of York, by the Honorary Secretary, be printed arid pub-
lished in all the public Papers.
(signed) WAL LEAKE, Honorary Secretary.
Ills Royal Highness the Duke of York having left the Chair,
Resolved Unanimously, That his Royal Highness is entitled to
the Thanks of this Meeting for the sanction he has afforded to it by
bin presence.

ROY-AL NATIONAL BATH COMPANY,
I,Lascalrca-rs.aci, WATICILLOO-111D0r,
Tar constructing extensive BATHS In convenient ports of the
Diettopolis, suited to the relative condition of the inhabitants,
and combining all the varieties of Fresh, Varm, Cold. Medi.
cued, *alt. Vapour, and Pleasure Hatim—CariTAL-250,000/.

DIRECTORS.
Stg WALTER STIRLING, Bart., Chairman.
Jolts Goss's°, Esq. Deputy Chairman.
Robert Child, El. William Rothe:7, Esq.
John Farquhar, k.sq. Richard Sanderson. Esq.
FrederickFindiam. Esq. Sir Robert Seppings, F.R.S.
Joseph Moore, 31. D. Charles Smith, M.D.
Sir F. M. Onamanney, M.P. W. G. Stirling. Esq.
RANKERS AND TREASURERS.
Sir Walter Stirling, Bart., Stirling. and Hodsoll, Strand; and
Messrs. Alasterman, Peters, Mildted, Aluterman, add Co..
Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street.
RCISITECTIL—Mesars. Bantuck, Geary-, and Lewer, CornMIL
Sot. terroa.--George Abbott, Log., Alark-lane.
The Capital to be invested is 250,0001., and this sum is to be
raised in MI. Shares; but a power is given to the Directors to in-
crease the capital to 300,0001. if they hereafter think proper, the
present Proprietors having the preference in the purchase thereof
Two pounds &pork or instalment is to be paid upon each Share at
the purchase thereof, and a further instalment of three pounds on
signing the deed of settlement; two months' notice shall be given
of the last day on which the said deed shall be open for signatures.
Other calls will be made upon the Shareholders as the Directors
may think necessary; but such calls shall not exceed five pounds
per share. at any one time, and two months notice shall be given of
every. such call, and the instalments must be paid upon the shares
as they become due.
No person shall be allowed to hold, in his or her own right, more
than forty shares.
The holders of five sham, or upwards shall be entitled to attend
general courts, and to give one vote on all business which may
be legally brought forward ; and the holders of fifteen shares shall
be entitled to give two votes; and the holders of twenty-five
shares, three votes; and the holders of forty shares. four votes.
No person is eligible to serve as Director or Auditor, unlesshe
i hold, n his own right, ten shares.
Whilst the metropolis of every. other country is amply provided
with Public Baths, it is sorprising that London alone, so pre-
eminent in all its other public Institutions, should in this respect
stand so obvious an anomaly, and an exception so inconsistent
with its relative importance, and the health, comfort, and well-
being of its immense population.
The great. benefits resulting from warm and cold bathing require
no comment; the practice has received the sanction of all ages,
and the concurrent testimony of the Faculty: the acknowledged
neglect in this country of the advantages to be derived. can only
have arisen from the expense, and the inadequacy of the means
provided, which have long been subjects of serious regret.
Thousands, for want of proper accommodation. are driven to
bathe in the moat distant, exposed, and dangerous situations, and
a far greater number arc. from this circumstance. deterred frost the
recreation; the extravagant charge for %r arm Baths excludes all
but the opulent from their enjoyment.
There ran he no doubt, therefore. of the necessity which exists
for the coustruction of extensive Public Baths in this crowded me-
tropolis, and of the certain prospect of ample remuneration fur the ca-
pital which it is proposed to employ in carrying this object into effect.
These: considerations have led to the formation of a Joint Stock
Company, for the purpose of supplying the deficiency complained
of, and to afford to all classes of the community the means of in.
dulging, at a moderate expense, in a recreation in every way so
essential to their health and comfort.
To accomplish this, it is proptved, in the first instance, to con-
struct a principal Bathing Establishment at the west end of the
town, upon a scale of magnificence which will du honour to the
architecture of the country (of which the plans may be seen on ap-
plication at the Company's Office), combining all the varieties of
fresh, warm, cold, medicated, salt, shower, vapour, and pleasure
bathing, under regulations which will ensure the patronage of the
highest and most respectable of both sexes, to whose use, exclu-
sively. this Bath is intended to be devoted.
Another equally extensive Bathing Establishment will be imme-
diately constructed in the most populous district at the eastern ex-
tremity of the City, and other Baths suited to the relative condi-
tions of the inhabitants, will be provided in various parts of the
metropolis and suburbs, to which the terms of admission will be
so moderate, as to place the benefits of every description of bathing
within the reach of the poorest chases.
In the construction of' the Baths the Company will be assisted
by the experience of the leading scientific men of the age, and the
most distinguished members of the Faculty, so that they will be
formed and condeeted upon the most approved principles, and at
the same time with the strictest regard to economy, compatible with
the objects in view.
Fully convinced, from the united testimony of all ranks and
professions, that the objects which they contemplate will prove
extensively beneficial to the community, the establishment of the
Royal National Baths cannot be deemed a speculation, as the
Company will confine themselves to plans which arc known to be
practicable, and of which the expense is susceptible of the most
accurate calculation.
Applications for the remaining shares must be made by princi-
pals only, addressed " To the Directors," at the office of the COM-
pally ; or at Messes. Edmonds and Wolfe, Change-alley.

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