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LONDON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9,182 t

To Sall in the Month of March, 1821,
'UDR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, touching at MA-
ii the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A 1, burthen 711)
Toot, SAM I TEI. O'WEN 111. C. S.), commander (late of the
Providence), lying in the City Canal.
For Freighter Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa-
lem Coffee House ; to Meters. Rickards, ltlarkiotosh, and Co.
Ilishopsgate-street-Within ; or to El/311'ND RE.ID,
I, Riches-court, Lime-street.
This Ship is fitted expressly for conveying Passengers, for whom
the accommodation will be most commodious and extensive.

To sail in the Aloath of March, 1f124.
FOR BONI RA Y Direct, the fast-sailing Teak Ship
TRIUMPH, A. 1. a Constant Trader; THOMAS
°RUN. Commander (of ate Hon. Company's Service, and late
of the Ship liarkworth); burthen tiOU tons; lying in the City
Canal.
For Freight or Passage apply to C.apt., Green, at the Jerusalem
Corree-house; to Messrs. Palmer, Wilson, and Co. King's Arms-
yard ;to Mr. Robert Taylor; or to EII3II'ND READ,
I, Rielics-eourt, Lime.street.
This Ship is fitted expressly for the Accommodation of Passengers.

REFUGE FOR DESTITUTE.
rprlE SEVENI'EENTIITIIE ANNIVERSARY DIN-
IL NFR of this NSTITI 'Tit SN will be at the City_of
London Tavern, Rishopsgate.strect, on TII URSDA Y. the nth
day of February instant ;
His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, President,
in the Chair ;
Treasurer, EDWARD FORSTER, Esq.
llTEwming.
Right lion. Earl of Tankervills Jobn Alasterman, Esq.
Right lion. Ale. Justice Most Robert blilligan, Esq.
Sir Geo. Robinson, Ilart.M.P. Francis Fayntor. Esq.
George Robert Dawson, Esq. Thos. I lmner, Esq.
Robert Giehens, Esq. George Oliver, Esq.
Thos. Kingsbur7, Esq. Thomas Towle, Esq.
George LoogbEsq. Benjamin Woolner, Esq.
Inner on table digs s'Cluck preelasiyie -
'Tickets, ?As. each, may !what! of the Treasurer, Stewards, Com.
mister, and secretary ; of the Collector, kb. A. Tenet. 7, (build.
ford-place, Kennington-lane; the Superintendents, at the respec-
tive Establishments, in hackney-road and Helium ; and at the
Bar of the Tavern. ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary.
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SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OTPMEN—IItiCif 1,
QED LION-SQUARE, FEBRUARY 7, Inc
A T a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the
XL SUBSCRIBERS to the above Society, held at the Free-
masons' Tavern this day, in consequence of certain articles affect.
ing the Institution, which had appeared In the "Times" News-
Mfheßight Ilon. WM. STURGES BOURNE, M.P. in the
Chair,
A Report from the Board of Management having been read,
It was moved by the Right lion. Lord Suffield, seconded by
Robert J. Wilmot Horton, Esq., and resolved unanimously,
"That the Report now read he received and approved; and
that, in the opinion of this Meeting, the Charges preferred against
the Management of this Society have undergone, in every pan, the
moat complete refutation."
It was moved by J. L. Goldsmid, Esq., seconded by Richard
Twining, Esq., and resolved unanimously,
" That the thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Board of
Management, for their able, disinterested, and miceeseful exertions
in promoting the important objects of this Institution."
(Signed) " W. S. BOURNE, Chainniss."
Upon the motion of Wm. Williams, Esq., #M.P., seconded by
John Weyland, jun. Esq. V.P., it was resolved unanimously.
" That the ennlial thanks of this Meeting be prerated to the
Right Hon. William Sturges lkiume, M.P.. &c. for his accep-
tance of, and impartial conduct in the Chair upon the present
occasion.

(Signed) " W. 11. BODKIN, lion. bee."
•.• The Sixth Annual MeetinF will take place on Thom's,.
the 4111. and the Anniversary l)inuer on Monday, tbs Bth of
3lsreh next.

PUBLIC FESTIVAL,
IN AID or THE
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR kegATIONAL MO\UMENTAL
TESTI SIONIAL,

TO THE
MEMORY OF THE LATE CHARLES DIBDIN.
THE Stewards have the honour to announce,
_ that a
PUBLIC DINNER will take plaao on FRIDAY, Man*
5, ifett, at the Freemasons' Half, Great Queen-street. under the
immediate pitirotsage of the Right Honourable the Earl of Ilarcourt,
and upwsweh of silty Noblemen and Gentlemen t on which soca-
Plioll the Musical 1/ironstone will ba supported by thirty RePartan,
comprising the whole of the English vocalists, who will preform a
considerable number of the mist admiral compositions, seleetgit
entirely from rho works of the tate Charles Mittel, accompanied
in some instances cm the very singular Piano.forte on which Mr.
Debdin seed to perform at his public entertainments ; which in-
strument has been presented to the Committee of Management by
Doctor Kitchener, to be deposed of fur the Benefit of the un-
dertaking.
The Stewards hare the pleasure to communicate, that Admiral
Air JOIEI'H Yoaer, K. It., &e. he. has kindly consented to
;snide.
. . .

A Band of Music will attend; a Model of the Monument will
be exhibited.
In the course of the evening the Professional gentlemen who have
kindly volunteered their service* on the occasion, will, among other
composition*, sing the following favourite songs:—
" Lovely Nan, " Porte Jock," " Blow High, blow low,"
"Captain Wattle and Miss Roe," " Sheep Shearing," " Jack of
Greenwich," " The Lase that Loves a Sailor." "6 The Old Com-
modore," " Ben Beekstay," " The Soldier's Adieu," " True
Courage," '6 Tom Bowling," "Advice," " The Ladies," " Coun-
try " The advantage of Toping," " The Village Clock,"
" Give round the Weed," 6' British War Song," &c. &e.
STEW/INDIO,
E. Kean, Esq.
L.' Kimble, hkq.
Dr. Kitchener
Leyte, Esq.
Mown L. Levy, Esq.
Wm. Lindley, Esq.
Mathews, Esq.
I "harks Mills, Evq.
Win. AI udford, Esq.
Munden, I:sq.
Philip Palmer, Esq.
Parry, Esq.
l'arry, jun. Esq.
R. E. Pritchett, Esq.
tyne, Esq.
Benjamin [tonic, Esq.
Sinclair, Esq.
0. Smith, Esq.
J. Smith, Esq.
J. Smith, jun. Esq.
Taylor, Esq.
Wm. IVestell, Esq.
Henry Webb, Esq.
%Vim Wright, Esq.
C. M. Young, Esq.
John Young, Esq.
Michael Zackery, Esq.

Lord Tharlow
General Hutton
Sir P. C. Shreiner, Bart.
Sir F. M.l/mmanney
T. Haensbottom, M.P.
W. Williams 31. P.
Sheriff Whittaker
Ilellainy, Esq.
Lucas Itinfi, Esq.
Brahmin, Ij
Broadhurst, Esq.
Charles Clarke, Esq.
Clarke, EN.
Collyet, Esq.
T. Cooke
Harry Cooke, Esq.
John Dickenson, Esq.
Dignaust,
R. W. Elliston, Esq.
Evans, Esq.
Fitrwilliam, Esq.
John Gage, Esq.
(tattle, Esq.
Ijoulden, EN.
Harley, Esq.
Hawes, Esq.
- 1.11(.1ed".n•

Jolly, li:in.i.
Ticket*, inetachng Wine, ih
Stewards, sad at the star of the

(hams each, to be had of the
'AVM.

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