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Duke of Cambridge 500
qi, Grace the Duke of
vi Wellington bon
-is Grace the Duke of
Northumberland 5OO
"il Grace the Duke of
Somerset 300
1 he Earl of Aberdeen 300
Earl Powis 2OO
Oeount St. Vincent 200
gildlt Honourable Lord
elfi,evershain 5OO
N. er' •M T 500
Mandslany 500
f.itiliam Smith, M.P 100
1., IL Wollaston lOO
kQawes 2OO
1, .
H. Marten lOO
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Harris 100
Rev. C. H. Wool-
-11.10t0n... 100
%ma 1r 0
It 4 Devas, jun a
tgatnas Brunton lOO
iYaa Donkin lOO
1.1.,?llh Gray lOO
I'iliatn Pratt 300
114:11uel W. Sweet 100
'ljarnin Hawes, jun 100
b• J. Brunel 0
ert Sky nner 1?10
li.")rge Young lOO
jotY Alexander, M.P 100
u Birkett lOO
lames D, 100
movan
w`tY Vaughan lOO
8;.4- Wollaston, 111. D 200
3:l' Ed w. Codrington 200
J°l~n Martin, De Reimer 200
ihonlas Wood XP 100
Robert
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W Bayley
hit 100
s e and Co. 300
and Son 3O
John Masterman 100
Niastetnian 100
Saleseriptions and Dons are received at Messrs.
Druttunonds', Charing-e onatimss; Messrs. Williams, Deacon,
411 d Birehin-lane ; and at the houses of the principal
4ankers in London awl in the Country.
Donations or Subscriptions for Debentures may also be
`ldressed to Mr. Benjamin Halves, jun. Assistant Secre-
t',
ry to the committee, &c., 29, Bridge street, Black-
tars.

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This day WO published,• .
LETT E R to the Right Honourable
,A--- ROBERT PEEL, on the present state of the
410LIC QUESTION, tu affecting Ireland.
. BY AN IRISH CATHOLIC.
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Uioker, 61,
New Bond-street ; Keating and Browne,
. Ike-street, Grosvenor-square ; and all Booksellers.

11) DENTISTS AND OTHERS.—NEW SYSTEM
OF TILE TEETH.
ENTLEMEN-desirous of Practising the
New Method of preserving the Teeth and Curing
~I."thache, without pain or extraction, are respectfully in-
rrtned, that they may receive the necessary instructions
-llnt the Inventor, Mr. J. I'. CLARK, Dentist, 19, Percy-
Meet, Bedford-square. Reference+ will be given to many
,",f the Nobility and Gentry, and particularly to eminent
',‘lelical Gentlemen and Dentists who have been cured ; or
to professional Gentlemen generally, who are invited to
witness operations that must ultimately render Toothache
and the loss of Teeth unknown. To save trouble, none
"4 apply fot: instruction who cannot afford a suitable
premiums Ind no written communication will be attended
t= nlese postage free.

TUE THAMES TUNNEL.
AT a MEETING of the FRIENDS of the
Undertaking. for Constructing a, TUNNEL under
the THAMES. held at the Freemasons Tavern, on Satur-
day, the .sth of July,
CHARLES N. PALLMER, Esq. M.P. in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were moved by his Grace the
buke of Wellington, seconded by Admiral Sir Edward
t)wen, and resolved unanimously :
I. That this Meeting being of opinion that a Tunnel
Madei• the Thames in that part of the River where
the commercial intercourse is considerable, and where
17,ard fee the navigation must preclude the erection
ofa bridge, would' be a work of eminent utility,
knit that the completion of such a work would not only
honourable to science, but would reflect credit on Ole
"untry, through whose means and continued encourage-
Pleat the work was produced ; and that the undertaking
at Rotherhithe, of which a large portion is now accom-
Plished, and which has excited at home and abroad an un-
usual interest, is recommended by all these characteristics,
and that the abandonment (under these circumstances) of
that work, which is now stopped for want of meney,would
be discreditable to the country—
Resolved—That the prosecution of the work in question
merits and demands the support of the British Public.
11. That the present Meeting being of opinion that as
the irruptions of the river have on both occasions been
overcome by simple means, and have left the structure of
the works undisturbed throughout the whole length of the
part already finished, an assurance has been thereby ac-
quired, that the plan of those works is good, and is de-
serving of public confidence ; and that, although the enter-
prise was, at its beginning, of that peculiar nature as al-
most to baffle accuracy of estimate, yet • that the comple-
tion of one half, under circumstances in which a variety
of difficulty was encountered and surMounted, has given,
from the experience of the past, reasonable grounds for
forming a conclusion as to the expellee of the future; and
that it appearing, by a statement of the Directors, that the
premises on one side of the river, with machinery and
other expences, have cost X. 50,000
The actual cost of the Shaft and Tunnel (in-
cluding the accidents)

Making a total of £170,000
for the whole of the present expenditure.
Resolved—That the amount of 200,000/. More, which
the Directors, under the authority of Parliament, are per-
mitted to raise, does appear to this Meeting to promise to
be more than equal to all the future probable exigencies of
the work.

111. That this Meeting coinciding in the expediency of
the pla put orward by the Directors, of raising this sum b
Itorrowinng itf on Debentures, which shall bear interest at five per cent. per annum, to be charged on the tolls and
Other revenues arising from the Estates and property of the
Cutapany, and to be paid in priority to all claims under the
original shales; and being of opinion that the plan is
further entitled to public encouragement and support by the
pledge to which the Directors have bound themselves, not
to recommence active operations until subscriptions for
100,000/. are received, and not to call for any portion of
that sum until the whole of it be subscribed, and then only
by monthly instalments not exceeding ten per cent—
Resolved—That this Meeting do accordingly earnestly in-
vite the Public at large to support the plan proposed for
the completion of the work, and to subscribe their names
for Debentures which are issuable towards it in sums from
"20/. and upwards, and for Donations, which Donations are
to be applied, at the discretion of the Committee, for the
payment of Interest on these Debentures, or °tt-wise.
IV. That Books be now opened at this Meeig for the
subscription fur the loan in question, upon the plan pro-
posed, and also for donations ; and be likewise left at the
Tunnel Office, and at the houses of Bankers in London
and in the Country. The Subscription and Donation
Books to be examined from time to time by a Committee,
and, when the 811 M of 100,0001. shall be subscribed, to be
delivered over to the Directors of the Company-, for the
prosecution of the work ; and the Committee in question
to consist of the following persons, viz.:—
C. N. Pannier, Esq. M.P. Robert H. Marten, Esq.
Mrtn. Smith, Esq. M.P. Frederick Perkins, Esq.
J. Bandinel, Esq. F.L. S. David Pollock, Esq.
Simon Cock, Esq. Geo. H. Wollaston, Esq.
Bryan Donkin, Esq. IW. H. NVollaston, M.D.
13e Lijantiti Hawes, Esq. I V. P. R. S.
j. Hatves, jun. Esq.
Who do forthwith proceed with the object of thin
Nleetine-.
Upon the motion of his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge, seconded by Earl Powis, it was then further
lin'nnously resolved—That his Grace the Duke of Wel-
gton be entreated to accept the grateful thanks of this
7etitig, for the kind attendance and valuable assistance
u‘,..°lell his Grace has condescended to grant upon this
-ecasion. C. N. PALLMER, Chairman.
The Chairman having vacated the Chair,
It teas moved by Benjamin Hawes, Esq. and seconded by
PMackinnon, Esq. and carried unanimously—That C.
ak:te, Esq. M.P. be intreated to accept the grateful
thanks of this Meeting for the kindness and the judgment
nich he has shewn in promoting the objects of this
'letting, and particularly in respect to his conduct in the
Chair this day.

JAMES BANDINEL, Hon. Secretary.
The following Donations and Subscriptions fur Deben-
turee were received :—..

,E.
W. T. Praed 100
Sir G. A. Lewin 2O
R. L. Chance 100
Sir John Sinclair 5O
James R. Todd 100
Dobree 2OO
John Curti5............ 20
S. Cock
Xamnel Hanson, jun. .• • 20
Richard
Henry Upward
F. Chantrey lOO
James Riley
W. H. Fitton 3O
Chas. Fauntleroy
Daniel Wilmott 3O
John Lindsay
G. Gillett
G. Gooch t)0
John Grice 5O
Samuel Turner lOO
James Morris 2O
Sir Thomas Lawrence,
donation lO
Earl of Can
do. 25
l
Sir Charles do. 100
;.-oiltluiacisn;
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James S. Forbes, do— 5
Jos. Rayner, 1
William Allen, ditto lO
William Stewart
Sir 11. Vivian 4O
London Dock Company
donation 100
Thomas Piper lOOl
William Dundaa, M.P. 100
John Smith Wright 100 1
William Hawes
Gen. Squibb
John Backhouse .........•20
Thomas Hoblyn
Officers and Clerks of
the Gas Light and
Coke Company, by
their Secretary, (do-
nation) 1 71.35.

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NOTICE.—PRUSSIAN LOAN OF 1818.
PHE Undermentioned COUPONS or DI-
VIDEND WARRANTS, due Ist October, 1827,
having been duly paid by me, but subsequently STOLEN
from my Office, this is to give Notice, that the said War-
rants are now of no avail, and if again presented, they
will not be paid.

asks A of £25 each.
79 143 194 297
84, 146 197 299
86 149 200 307
101 150 217 310
107 132 223 312
112 154 234 314
129 162 250 328
130 170 286 333
132 179 293 341
133 190 295 355
139 192 296
Class C of £6 ss. each.
212 412 619 2230
213 423 625 2232
216 425 626 2238
222 428 635 2247
223 462 636 2249
226 464 637 2253
234 468 652 2258
237 472 659 2275
248 471 663 2276
254 475 664 2283
276 478 665 2284
282 479 672 2291
283 490 678 2296
294 492 2090 2297
295 515 2092 2298
296 516 2155 2300
297 517 2158 2302
299 518 2170 2303
310 519 2174 2307
333 524 2175 2322
362 529 2185 2325
369 532 2195 2326
379 534 2202 2332
382 539 2203 2349
393 552 2205 2381
897 563 2212 2388
401 587 2218 2372
402 593 2224 2373
411 602 2225
Class D of £2 10s. each.
458 7793 16211 19225 19802 20368
1756 7950 16415 19233 19868 20383
1911 8367 16625 19231 19903 20384
2093 8411 16949 19261 19905 20385
2117 8429 16973 19340 19928 20393
2236 9767 17150 19356 19947 20394
2896 9855 17757 19568 20007 20397
3250 9954 17776 19421 20078 20398
3414 10030 18071 19443 20119 20399
3565 10247 19609 19444 20153 20400
4689 10413 18714 19449 20154 20401
4716 10794 18958 19499 20201 20412
4747 11301 18993 19504 20203 20413
5894 11398 18998 19528 20204 20416
*922 11693 19002 19569 20213 20419
6038 12018 19011 19585 20215 20441
6154 12115 19016 19586 20233 20457
6352 12939 19021 19614 20254 20469
6600 12962 19034 19644 20256 20471
6707 13063 19048 19645 20258 20486
6805 13486 19065 19679 20277 20519
6952 13498 19083 19711 20285. 20522
7018 13722 19090 19716 20288 20535
7392 14061 19125 19737 20314 20545
7393 /4160 19170 19740 20358 20549
7398 14191 19180 19773 20361 20571
7453 11794 19204 19793 20364 20607
7471 15743 19214 19798 20367 20644
7682 15936 19218 19801
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Dining and Drawing-room Chairs, Sofas,
Couches, Tables, Cabinets, Sideboards, 'Wardrobes,
Drawers, &c.—The cheapest and best place in London to
purchase furniture is to apply at the real manufactory,
211, High Holborn. Every article is manufactured on
the premises, and warranted of the best quality. Fifty
different patterns, and a good assortment ready for inspec-
tion ; good old furniture taken in exchange, and a few
cheap, at P. Woon and Co.'s, 214,
ticlh Holborn,o be
uthampton -street, Bloomsbu ry-
itigart soldol)ro e S

The Leitrim Gazette of Saturday states, that
a considerable number of pikes were discovered a few days
since in the neighbourhood of Boyle.
A large and fashionable assemblage of the
most respectable families in this part of the county met at
Sandhill Park, the seat of Sir T. B. LETHBRIDGE, ou
Friday last, to enjoy the recreation of archery. An ele-
gant ball took place in the evening, which was attended by
an excellent band of music. The gaiety and good spirit,
which prevailed within, was happily and strongly con-
trasted with the gloomy state of the weather out of doors.
The next Archery Meeting will be in August next, at Cro-
combe Court, the seat of .---. CAREW, Esq....Taunton
Courier.