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NPANORAMA OF CALCUTTA.
OW OPEN, at the PANORAMA,
LEICESTER. SQUARE. a Superb VIEW of
CALCUTTA, embracing nearly the whole of the Publ:c
tnitilings, the RIVER HOOGI:ILY, covered with Vesstls
sad Boats, and every & jest of interest.
The View (taken from the ESPLANADE, during the
Celebration of a lIINDOO FESTIVAL) is enlivened by
levers! Thousand Figures, illustrating the singular Man-
14ris Customs, Dress, &c. of the Natives.
The View of SYDNEY is open.
ks YiaTVII of CONSTANTINOPLE and PARIS are ex.
ibiting at the PANORAMA, STRAND.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF THE GAS-LIGHT
AND COKE COMPANY.
I',„",.suon AND GENTLEMEN,
V.:4'-'°l-JRAG ED by many most respectable
Proprietors and having been an Auditor of the Ac-
counts and acquilinted with the Affairs of the Gas-Light
iOd Coke Company for the last ten yrars, I now respect-
!'"Y solicit the honour of your Votes and Interest for a
SEAT in the DIRECTION of the COMPANY'S CON.
CERNS, vacant by the death of Mr. Joseph Cooper.
Should I he successful, rely on it my best exertions shall
be continued to progiote the prosperity of your very pro-
busing undertaking.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your oldiged and faithful servant,
THOMAS STEEL.
Chaneery-lane, May 6, 1630.

SIR. OWEN'S INTRODUCTORY LECTURES AT

ALMACK'S.
(IN SATURDAY, the 15th inst. at Two
NJ, o'clock, Mr. OWEN will DELIVER a LECTURE
in ALMACK'S ROOMS, explanatory of the principles
cu which he now advocates an immediate change of system
in the practice of the Government and people
.in this
tetintry, for the equal benefit of all el isscs, without pro-
ducing by the change temporary evil to any class. Upon
the present occasion, therefore, Mr. Owen particularly in-
vites the intelligent among the tipper classes, and especially
the' Menthe's of Government, and of Parliament, the
Dignitaries of the Church, the heads of the law, the
parents
•
or both sexes, who wish their children to escape
the evils which they have experienced themselves, and all
those whO dei•ire to see truth and sincerity take the place
of error in principle and practice. Mr. Owen thus invites
these parties, because his first object is to attempt to pre-
Pare the means by which all who sincerely desire to pre-
vent disorder in the State, and to improve the general
tondition of the population of there dominions, may unite
1.4 the same practical . measures, without any party (n.
i
Individual being required to act, or to appear to act, n
tpposition to his conscience.

Admittance for one Gentleman, 2s. ; a Gentleman and
Lady 2s. 6d.
Tho proceeds of this Lecture will be applied, in equil
Proportions, for the Relief of the Suffe: ers by the late Fire
to Freer-lane, and in aid of the Funds of the Society fur
the relief of Foreigners in Distress.

THORPE, NEAR NORWICH.
TO BE LET,
AN excellent FAMILY MANSION, in
the hamlet of Thorpe, near Norwich, with coach-
house, barn, st,bles, tr,c., and walled gardens, with Fif-
teen Acres of Land, bordered by plantations of nine years
growth. The house contains a spacious vestibule, dining,
drawing, and breakfast room ; two kitchens dairy, pantry,
store-room, wash-house, &c. ; and nine sleeping rooms.
The situation of the house is rnost healthy, the prospect+
most delightful, and it is in excellent repair, and fitted
throughout with register-stoves and all necessary fixtures,
and the occupier will not have one shilling to expend on
taking possession.
For particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to Mr.
W. Brookes, 28, Old Bond-street • and Mr. Alexander
GantNo. l Savage-gardens, Crutched-friars.

DEAN OAK BARK.
FOREST, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. AND
HIGH MEADOW ESTATE ADJOINING.

B 7 order TO BE SOLD BY AU CT lON.
of the Commi,sioners of his lklajesty's Woods,

By R. d ,
At the Bear Inn, in NewnWHlTEham, anin theSONS county of Glouces-
ter' on AIoNnAT, the 17th of May, 1830, at One
precisely, in several Lots,
1:11 E BARK of Two Hundred and Fifty-
the X, ire', Oak Timber Trees, felled for the service of
frlted ;of One Hundred lind Eight Oak Timber Trees
Net: four Sale, amongst those felled for the service of the
o, 7; of Two Hundred and Twenty-four Oak Timber
%reel) felled for clewing the old Stapledge Enclosure; and
of Ten Trees, felted for repairs on Yolk Lodge Hill.

About One Hundred and Twenty-five Tons of Copse
and ether BARK, on different parts of the Hightneadow
Estate.

.For a view of the Lots in Dean Forest apply to Mr.
Longhorn, Ellwoo.l, or the different Keepers and Wood.
men; and of those on the Bighmeadow Estate to Mr.
Turnbull, Branland.