ALDERSGATE WARD.-At a WAR...
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&LDERSOATE WARD.-At a IVARDMNOTEI bea at (I.e Oenerf,l,! Dig penary~, 'A,le,rs.ate-'treet,or.T'rdY ecember3 231824, f,rtir ('HOTF,o AI FiEISfrteya eIl Olg, before the Right Worshipfulf IIOXIRD OFFICEN Z~tci),E -leman of this Ward. R5tMiivint unainimoiusly, That thie thnnks of. this W-ardmote be giveRl t0Olte Right Worhilpf-il Robert Alh-n-'olti' e8q. Aldernafl of this NVRttI. for the urbanityosf hisA osalruies to) the Tiihabitanti;generalfly, Aiid %or the Imipartialiity of his condo-ct ta the. chair duiring this eiec- lion.1 Th;at the tharliks of thin WVardmote bo'glver: tW lkenrs. D)eputy their fieduigheptyar Tat teaoeidroltose detedin the nmorninig papere, And inebyteWr ik. '..PoSTAN. Ward Clerk. ~ HM E's OSITA SOI TY.-A GENE RAL k) MEETING of the Subscribers and Friends to thin Institution wvill be held at this place, on Wednesdiay, tbc 2d of February next, at onie dc-lock procisely, to receive a statement of the nuirber of patients admitted In the past -ear. Tire FOURTH AN IVERSARY DiNNiER of thin Inistitution willl be held at the City of Lonidoll Tavern, on Wednesday, the 9th of Febsuar et Te RJight Hon. Loi d Viseonnst MIELVILLE I n the Chair. RiChIARD HiARLEY, Sec. Soctiety's Rooms, 19, tiilhopngate.street wvithIni, fDoe. 94, 1824. - COMMIllTTEE ROOMT, No. 12. Austilnfrltrs. Dec. 22, 151:?4. M OYAL NZATrONAL INSTITUTION for the PRE- J?il. SERYATION of LIFE from .1fI4PWflECK. Patron, HIls M.AJEST?. President, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, 5.G. Thie CommTittee, anixoun to inlorin the Publie of their proceedings In roserfRwrst hs esn h aehzre hi w lives nmn ay osv the ives of others from Shipwreck, have nmNv th rtfigstsaton of publish lng an Extract fronm one of the everl Ltter thy hae rceivd:- Deal, Dec. 13, 1824. "We hanve the h:onour't, acknowledge the recelot of your letter of the 9th instant, anniex!ng draft for thie sum oif ?93, voted by the Committee' of the Royali Nationial hnstitutilin for the Preservation of Llvefl from Shipwreek, In testli,nony s.f Its Approbation of the mev.torious eonducr of- Johii Mhiddleton of thie Boat Po, of DealI, asod Crewv; ilnj Norris, of the Boat Canning, of Deal, and Crewv; 0. eMinoter, of the Boat 0Ov, of Deal, anid Crew; EdwAd. Erridge, of the BoattSparrowv,of Deal, and Crews lnclnidlnx?lrdmgt,th ot, and the distinctioni of tl:e silver med.sI of the fastitution (wheni finishedi to the inidividuals above- named, f.r attem)tiag t,) pres.erve th-e wlhsle amidsucceeding inisavinig aiJx out of theI crevw of nineteen of the Shi(p Belins, Captain Craig. wrecked oil the 23d ultinlo, oni the souith enid of the Goodwin Sand, in at tremendous hale of wind, oni her voyage f'romn London to Grenada ; and eeg leave to acqluaint You, that the ?93 has been. -distributed as diret!tedi, with the promiIse of the four medals, when prepared, to the inasi erm of the four bouts, who, together with thu'38 other men, cono- r)f gter crews, request w'e wvill convey to the Committee of the ns;ulntheir most.gratefall thanks for its liberal notice of their conduct on the occasifit In qiuestion, their deep re-gret at not being enabled to Pave the whole of the erew of the unfortunate ship, and their determination, on any future and simnilar accidents, to neglect no e:certions, and, at all hiazards, to attenmpt the preservation ofrpersons forcto shipwreck whIch may occur In this, neighbourhood; and we feel conlident that the prompt and liberal reward granted hy the inntitu- tiern en thls occasion will prssduce the most Important azid desirable results. We have the ho-nour to ha, Your most obedient humble servants, (Signed) GOODWVIN, CURLING, and Co. Agenits to Liloyd's.1' Subscriptions received since the last puhlicatolo:;-. Ntesrsi. G. and W. Soltau and Co. - . ? 5 0 B. B. B. - . 0000 Messrs. Ra2elt, Farquhsr, and Co. . - 21 00C Christopher Richardson, esq. Csspthtali-buildings 21 0 0 Joir- Overend, esq. - 10 10 0 'The Milsses Batley, Upper Tooting lo10 00 W. klollingworth, esq. - .10 00 Miss Cure, Harlsy.street 50 0 Messrs Stevenson atnd Salt - - . 21 00 Mesprs. Drum-mond and Co. ,.i 10 00 M.esers. Coutta and Co. . . - 6 10 0 MNesiSr. Child and Co. - - . 62 10 0 Mers._ GOlngsn and Sharp - - - 2 10 0 Miesirs. Greenwood, Cox, and Co. - 21 00 6 6 0 MNess rs. Botuverie and Autrobus . - 210 0 Mec'.rs. Wrighta, Selby, and Rohinsoni 210 0 Sfr tValterStirling, hart. Son, aRd Co. 210 0 James Cocks, esq. I 1010 00 Charles Lyell, Jun. asq - 330 Edward Spenicer Curling, e4q. IHis Majesty's ilanove. rHsn Consul, Deal, Dover, and Rainiseate 2 2 0 Robtrt H-ome Gordonj, esq. Corndult-street I?1 10 0 Ntes'rs. Barclay Brothers and Co. - 210 0 Iilr J1. W. Lubbock, hart. Forster, and Co. 5 2 10 0 Johr. Coope. esq. . - - 10 10 0 3io)n-y, whiceh having no rightful owiner, is con- sidered well applied In prometing this laudable Institution, by an unknown. Friend 40 6 I Captdus Mas2on, uL.N. - -. 2 0 0 Messrs. WIgurma and Green, Blatckwall 10 10 0 Sir George ilwnall . 5 ?10 Donations and subscriptions wvill be received by Williamn Sikces, e1sq. treasurer, 6, M.ansionhouse-strcet ; and by the several hankers an avy and earm)' agen ts In the mietropolis. vORFOLK anid SUFFOLK RAIL-ROAD CWM- ..\PANY.-CapltaLl One Milliion,, in ten tliousand shares of 1001. each. The trade from L.ondon to Norwvich isn bombasirs And oraPe is at once extensive asid permanlent, yet the conveyance of goods Is dila- tory, ixpensive,and troublesome. The townsi of Chrelmsford.Colehester, and ipeitch are place., of the frsra imiportance, and thie Merchandise conveyed between then: Inde London Is very eonsilderable. Al. the dhcostumed thiroughi the cosilities of Norfolk aLnd Suffolk. sald a reat part of that brought to I,Or,dor, iN obtained from Yarmnouth or ,y~nr. Bury St. Edmaind'a Ia a place of great antiquity aiid wealth, and in It business toa great amoirrit. fii all thie stapile produce of this country, Is carried on. TIhe mlodes of conveyancee to these various placca are insufficient ott the onet hand, anid extravagant on the other. It s, i cefre,proose tn cnstict a rail-road fromn London to Norwich, shroogh Chelsnsf'rd andColche.ster, wvith a branch to Harich thn t ipwic, itha banc toBur St Emund's, then to Norwih. withbranThesto Yarm uth andto0ynn The brnch Irn: tpnich toilury t. Edmnunida 90,00') The branchfrom Norwch to Vatouth . 7,(000 Tie branch foni Norwich t(i Lyon -i 200,000 ?.980,o00 The counitry thiroughi whichi thin rail-road anid its branches wvill pass Is eminently ad,%pted for that purpose, suiite It is nearly level every wvay, and the expense. theretore, c-annot be expected t.oxexceed thie eaplttl. of the companly. Yarmouth may he conisidered ast the grea~t duasy of the northierni coast, anid from ilarwicis thefe le a very consi- derat,le trade iW graini and s,ther article,; to the Contisnent. 'Te protits of sueh an undertnkirrg cannot fail to lie greatt; b- cause,in addIdtion to thec conistanit tratfic of pafssengers, the trade he- Isecca London anti Norwich i3 very conisideratile; aRd theosigh the -who)le line of road, anq well direct an branch, the articles of timber. conssl, bricks, lime, arid merch,andine of every descriptiuon. arceon.- stsn:ly passing to avery great arnosurt. Tfime conpary wvill be co,nducted i'y twelve zouintry and twelve Lon- dop ,iirector%. The capital will be one miillionn, consietin of 10,000 habaps of 1001. elach. TIhe diepaseit on each share is ii. i~ercOn3 tie- slrous of applying f,rr the rentIaniog shares moast ferward their teni. gIerA!n writing immned iately to Messrs. Sir WVilliam Kay. hart., Price, '%I%rrFat, and. CoIeman. ba,ikern. M:srrsionhour.e-strect; or to Messrs. Wili.i anTd Verbeke, solici tors. 36, New Biroad-etreet; antd must pay into the hands of the Ab,ove smenrtioned bainkers tue Amount of di,o:.It ron tke shares for which they rosy tender, anid in ease a icess number of hares shasli be Aillottedl than those te:;drerd anid paid for, thea a ,~rtporros of the deposist overpaid wvill lii rett,rried ss'berl the scrip I5 Isstd w itich will hens:i ati eariy day ir. the mioulth tit Jesriusry. Londoni, Dcc. 23, 1824. FORM OFP TENDER. To 1,(essra. KRay Price, Marryitt, anrd Colemnas. I herebpy requst you will insert so~ riame for shre ,Te, N,,rfsslk and SuRisI k t1_lroa :s:psy"sldpt wt 11 herewith receive the deposit of Xi per aliare tin the shiares term- dered for by me. Loiidon, Dec. 2,12.-- ____ LONDON NORTHERN HtAIL-.ROAik) COMPANY. L ;7:Fe Advantages of a speedy, cheap, Find certain corrmiunica- tlou tetvaven tOe great ton'-r'sii tuec inaniifactturing districts of Egag lauid ritnd the metropolis htave at All timies attraLcted ptibile attenition. 'Ihe "tenedcls.il Influence of suchl a comni-anicatlon, In p rove,: to Its Lut- niost degree of perfectiont, tupsn those mail: sources of Great Britain's wealth and power, hCtr maniiufatuires asid lhcr coimmerce, bo0th foreign nsid domnestic, Is too oi,vioils to nieed aniy comment or illustratiezn. V'arisus nsodas of rolrveYRIree for goods or paisserngers, possesainig re- spect,vcly their ps,culiir sdvaiDtRgcs, have Accoirdingly from tfinm to tinei' aheen devised. antd have coutenided for a preference with much: benefit to theem'onruunity. The principsle of exteridilig stub communusication Iby the means of rail-roads lba2 arcad y, Insa multitude of linstancees, undiergone. the test ,of ex-3eriment, anid titssuperior uitility viIder inal:y elreuinstaniccs of incvir.abte eccilrrence is sufficIenitly established Both thie principle arid, prActice, however, by the progress of scienice have been receiving andi still Admit irf improvemenet. In propwing. therei'sre. toolpet and faMilitate uipon this principle, a m1orse coranmodioulti Intercoiurse betwvixt tile irictrop.sil and imnportant town;, and distriwtA to the timrthirarde4, to the distaLnce of Manchester arid I lul, 'The Lsindon 11ortherni Rstii.read Comipany" do riot proceed TAi,on apecuilat ive and uncertAit: groutidert. To, facilitate arrl Increase that 'ritereolTtrsC. aiid slit that with the imetermediate tmportairt town s sf Birminghiamn Nla-le,f~ieldl, Verby. Nottingbarn, Leicester, arid Northamptoni,RIIi of thea great nmanufiacturing district betweenl Miaichester sod Hirill. this affording tire opportunity ror uiseful exten. ition lly brancehes from the mail, lriCi, wIll tie adimitted to be sri object well ,ieservinig Puiblic ,i3ippsort, gird ei',,iiste,;t with the policy eniter. taiinel by the mont enilIghtened members of turt Governmnent aitid Le. gisiJaeture. in affording ref grenteit possible enrcouragemient to c.rnimer- cia enterprise, anid to the free eire':lation of capital. The prormoter- of thte Lo,ndon Norytherir Rail.resed,aithiiugh. not the ,carii'st InI that career of public liniproveielirt, have directed their View to the Increased prosperity of the nietrupolls, anid of places with: wiiie>ti Its Intercoiurse is of primary Iniportarice. Trhe London Hoard of Direction is appoiosCed, and consists of the fs,l- lowInrg gentlemn:5n Cliairmn,r, GEORGE H41BBE'lT, Esq. DEUY CHAIRMEN. Pu.scoc GTenfell, e-sq. M.P.I Joiih Senitli, esq. MlIP. ,L'wis Loyd, esq. I Edwatrd Waktefield, essi. DIRECTORS. Jarmes Evan BDaillie, eseq John irvinig, esq. Mf.P. Francis Baring, esia. George W. Norman, csq. Edward Ellices, esq. Ii. P. Fred2rick Pigou, esq. Lyindon Evelyn, esq. M-P. Th'iotrias Richiardson, esg. S.r Robert Farq uhar. hart. I James Warre, esq. Charle? i)avid Gordon. Q~q- W11illa Williansn, eeqL. M.P. Ar:d these have lbs power, and al-e insgtructed to select seven othler Directors to be added to thesir riuniber frorm the districts contiguous to the iprosjected lines of rail-road. AISDITORS. s-mson M'GIliivray, ens. I R ichard Hart Davis, eseq. MI.P. gjrvsrd Goldani, se I Joiseph f'ry, esq. frisari. Smith, pay:i:s, aiid Smith, Msansionhouise.place ; aiid SrirsJnrues'Esdaile,ESdRiie Hamnmet,G rcafell, slidSte,tt,Lotubiud-street. William V zard. esri. Solicitor. Nathaniel Hibbert, esq. Standtilig Counisel. George Stephenr,in, esq Engineer. Thje CaPital Of thifs COMPany ii ill be ?2,400,000, divided into 2500sha,reS, oif ?100n each. An Intnient of ?l par share Is requireit to lie paid forthwith into tire :Ia-ndb of the Baiikers to thie COmuiTNIy, toi the acecoutnt of tile Directors: a-nd ino further linst-alment 'VI i e called for until a detailed pla,,l, with surveys, atid a draft of a bill to he submItted to Pa-elia. 'zelbs heraintin g stun eof ?9D per share wvill be called for, from tinie to tisie, set the dieretioO of the T3oard of Directloii ; but no call will It i proos5dto omnince he ncesary Pnurveys wvithouit delay, an Ihat every exertion shall be madc tlo be ready for an appilrcation to Parlamen eary I tir Sesion,winh iviii succeed tnat iv-%c am. proa thing. of the shares. a liber-al Proportionivwill be reserved for those In the line of the proposed rail-roads wvhio may be inclined to bacome tub- scrJIbers, end the Board will readily atteoer teo any comnmunicationrs fronr the country which inay be directed to thie most aedvalitageous -execution of tie plan. It has alread been declared, that offers for shares, addressced, post pai,to tn he r stthe ldLonidoin Taverni, In IfinhispaNgate mtreet, rill be rceelved urrtil the latiif January. A ftsrther time will he allowed for receivi g subcsriPtiOli-s froin the country, and the Board of Direction vill, as earlY as pO9ssIble. take all the offers irsto congideration. (Signed) GE.ORGE IIIBBERT, Cainrmnan. 1WAiMILTONIAN SCHOOL.-To Patent-s and Ujjf Gimardians.-IMr'. BROWN. Professor cif the Htamiltornian Sys- tem of-Teachingc Langliag9n, and niember of tire iniventor';, family, resprztfully, Informs P'arerrts arid Guardaians who lIrave children ie-- tusa-irig from 'School. that bela FORMIING JUVENILE CLASSES fur Children, fronr the ages or ii to 1.5 for the Latitn. French, Germian, arid Italiain Languaes. The Lf.ir8t 'loss. wlli meet on Mon,ay', Jasrnl. sury 3. at his laianiltorrlrin Establishment, 10, Bcdford.street. btedford- row-. at II o'clock, and ivl)l continue to meet every day, from I I ti, I. Oh thi System the busrden of teachitig falls entirely on tir teacher, and the pt: ii, instead of being ordered to learn, or left to wanider in the tnxrcM,leconfusloli of grammrar, s-rd thme hundred definitions ,of dietlosrartes, ia considered as a hearer in required to Heten, aLnd is, IIu t alht. The stutden t Is tlius relieved from aniy op~pressive ocqpto time glr memiory, arid tine Ritiowledge of any lamiguage plh5c-d within tilereach of' any pergoil who can devote three hr-turs a w-eek (besidea the lessons) to Its acqtilrerfent, arId ar Infinitely less costj Of labour acid money than oil ttire istunI methods. Private Clames fsr adults continue to he farmedJ everY wveek for the Greek, Latin, Fre-ach, Geifrna,ir talinn; Spanfish, ild -Porturuese lanugages. at Mr. BroWfl'5 Hamiltonaiti Establishmlenlts 10, Bedford-3treet, Bed- jori!.'row. 23, Gru"clnurch-strect, (leitralice In Loiibard-8trect,) arid 37. Lemn5o-treet, Goodmafl's.ficIcdS. Pro,3peeetngefl, detaiUinht the principles or, which thlIs Sysrtem Is fatri,ded, the proliciency gumarantceel, b0oo15Ks ned, terms, &e. wa be lied gMattg. OD eappiic5tioi at the abovil- 9!tabIhshment:4; at 60, South- rool ton.p1treet, Grosvenaor-square; and Meassra. DooseY and Son's %cq(dgnibooheel1e1', Broad-atreet, Royal Exchange. NMOTICF To MARYNFiRS. TRINITY-HOCUSE, Lonidoni, 2rXs December, 1524. P HE Wiindmill, at Freshiwater, in the Isleof Wi/i B,hving been recenitly BURNT DOWN; ri'3tice theeoishrb gie,for the iflfortoationl of those per'on.t whot h-avebe ets tomed to use theiaid MILL as a Markt for theL Warden Ledge. by conimand of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Sec. INOTIC, TO) MARIINFRIS. TRINIry-HOUSE, Lonldon, Dec.24, 1824. WNFORMATION has been this day -received fromn whiclt ILthere is great reason to apprehend that the LIGtIT VESSEL off thie Sm,TEES. ne.ir' Waterford, on thie coast of Ireland, has parted fromt her1Moorings, anid beeni drivizn fromi the station. By cornmand of thie Corporation, j. H4ERBERTI, Sec. "a ICPLIANLAN and IN ETETCMANY. ThTO ICE s hefby iven thtlthe Books for the Traas-~ ferof heShaesof hi Copay will be CLOSED from the 15thdayof anury ext unil he 5thday of Febrinsry following, for he urpse f Auitig te Acouts, reparatory to the decla- raton fadvidrid Byordr o. te Drectors. 3, Vruim.blldngs De. 1, 124. WM. BRO?lILEy, See. PHi(NIX GAS-LIGHIT and COKE COM,%PANY. 1\TO ICE s heebygive, tht te Transfeil~ Books of thi Copan wil los onFriay hc31st of lUecenhcr Inst. and hat he amewil e agin oene for th transfer of sharet 'on Friay he14t dy o Jauay, 82. B oder of the Board,' WILAMPTLEY`, ClerIk to the Company IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE, Sun-coust, Corribhill, Dee. 18, p24. OTIC is erebygivee iltat a Gense?lat C~oust Of Prorieor wil h ~el t tisHouse, on Tuesday , the 4th 01 Janury nxt, etwen re hors o I nd 3 o'elclc In the afternoonl, to EECT OUR IRECORSande aTWO AnuItORS. Interomo ALL Personswoe Inssrances with this Company beoedu tChita Rnx re requested to 'tale N'otice, thatRecipt fo therenwaltheeofare rnsiv ready3 for delivery' at the ompny' Ofice, ad h th hads'f teir respective asenits in thecoutry Inuracesdueat hritma ust be paid oni or before the 9th of January next.n'bi'hha been UNIONq AS9SbR.A_NCE7U O IC,Crhi,nsfulfTeroign of Queen sne, A D. 174. IT NbothDe~atmnnts,FireandLiff, the IThjured, by "the The y etern o th eeiss o gomanrprtiiptes intheet Porotsery7yar the fire progitseforathenlastjoyear waere 2ssiperncen,ad.pem en hours of the night. PALLDIUMLIFEand IRE ssuRANCE SOCIETY, Waterloo place, and 76, Cb-apside, Capital R oIitE~o oio truntg. Sir EDWARD HYDE EAST, Barr, Md.P. F.R.S. ChairmlaR. Colonel JOHN BAILLIE, M.P. F.R.S. Deputy Cbairmnan. Jo)-. Dupre Alexander, esq. M.P'. Neil BenJamin Edmonstone, ess. John L. Anderdon, esq. Joseph Esdaile, esq. George Arbutknot, esq. Right Hon.W. H. Freemnantle, lif.P. Johin Beat, esq. MI.P. Captaini Henry KItter, F.Rt.S. Samuel10 BosanqlUet, e,34. Charles Elton Prescott, esq. HenryBrowvne, esq. F.R.S. Peter Reierson, esq. Sir WC. DeCrespigny, hart. N.P. Alexander Robertsoti, seq. M.P. Sir William Congreve bsrt. M.P. Samuel Skininer, esq. Col. Henry Hastinigs l5avies, Mi.P. Patrick Mtaxwell Stewart, esq. Wiliiam lBodyeott Davis, eseq Colonel Mark Wilkss W. R. Keith Douglas, esq.M. Sir Wiiliam Young, bartL TRlusTEES. S-ir Edwvard H-yde East, bhart. Al.P. JGog ruho,e Colonel John Holillie, M.P. IGcreAbtio,sq AUDITORS. David Barclay, esq. HenryrDanee, esq. Frederick Manning, esq. Banikers-M-esgsrs. Hosa'nqu'et. Pitt, and Co.; Messrs. Coutts and Co. Mathematical Inspector and Physician-Thomas Y'oung, M.D. F.Rl.S. Assistant Physician-Jantes Bartlet, M.D. Standing Counsel-Oliver Anderdon, esq. Suarveyor-Samuel Beazley, esq. Rerident Secretary-WAalter Cosser, esq. T has beent the object of this Institution to eombine the advantages and to reinedy the defects of other Estatblishments; and greater, benefits are secured to the Public, both In the Life aindFire Departmentso, tkisas have been ofrered by any other society. In the Life Departmenit, four-fifths of the estimnated profits will be added erery seventh year, by way of bonus, to the policies effected for the uwhoie term of life, or be applied in reduction 01 future premiums, at thie option of the assured. In the Fire Department, an equal apportlonment of four-fifths of the profits wvill be septennially allowed to persons who have pgaid seven yo'trs' premium In a single sum or by annual payments. The remain- Ini ne.Ifth of the profits aecruing in each department wlill be tranis- fergredn to the subscribed capital, and preserved untouched to form a continually Increasing guiaran tee to the assurea. A prmtpayment of six years' premliuns cnititlei the assured to' the benert omfpatseven years' insuranee. All claimros on the Society paid without dediletlon or diseount, and the atssured have the optior of settling disputed claims by arbitrationi. Parties by obtainiing the settleminclt ofa loss; do niot lose their right to participate In the profits. Persons assuring their ilves in this Office mayocross thesea in decked vess,els betweeni the Elbe and Brest without any extya premium being required._______________________ ECONONIIC LIFE ASSUIRANCE SOCIETY, No. 34, Bridge.street, Sir JAM, ES MACKINTOSH, M. P. Ck airman. RZOBERT CHALONER, Eoq. MN. P. Deputy Clhairman. LLancelot Ilatugh AlienI, CMq. IFranicis Kemble, esq. Srephn Nicleon arber esq. T. FrAnisland Lewvis, esq. NI. P. Thomas Fenn, esli. I hmas Meulx, eaq. Charlps David GoKdon eP. H rederic Stepbenson,. seq. Catptaiin Georgel<Harris. .N C. B. IGodfrey W. Wentwrorth, esq. George Farren, esq. Residenit Director. ( John Kynowlles, esq. F. R. S Auditors9, John yer, ssq, Johni George Shaw Lefevre, esql. F. RI. S. Physician, John Mlason Good, M. D. F. Ri. S. Guildford-strcet. Siztrgveoli, B4enjamin Txavers esq. F. R. S. Newv Broad-sitreet. Ad antages exclusively beoagfnlg to this instituttioni- I REMIUMS fo-r young and mitkile-aged Lives lowe~r ithan In atiy office In England; payable aLnnually, haf year-ly, or quiarter-ly, or for at Iilnited iiumber of years only. A tiemporary precautiornary eapitiloif ?200,000, w). Iech will be paid off ai soon as an adequate su rplus capital shall bave been accumu- lated fromt the premiiumis fora sort terms; thuis thie subserfibed capItal serves as a security to thle assured witl' 11ut permanently draiillng the profits. Three-fouirthis of tue profits divided "tsmongst the assured, until the sharebolders are paid off, and thence.brth the entire profits, by additions to their ponlicies, with Interest tlserlon In reductilon of the premium., The trostees signi every policy, and give the assured anl immiediate remiedy against the fund Itself. On the back of every policy for tbewitole termn of life Is ascale of its true valute fromi year to year, at which price the society contract to purchase it, Os, to lenid two,1-thirds thereof to tht holder, to enable him t,, continue the fuiture premuiuns wvithout inconrenleuce. Tuei assured hiaving the eonitractof the trustees to puirchase poll. del, snRy reduce the aninual premiums at pleasure. For Instance, by raising 1 0 P( licies .,f 1001. each, instead of one of 1,0001. whenever a boras of ; 0. Js added ro the grossu amount, theissenred by sellin%g one policy to the society wsill receive Its true value, aud reduice his pre- mitum one-tenith, wvithout diminishing the l.000i. 'Thus, he mnay eithier apply the bontis in algnienitatloon of the suns Ilistured, or ill re- duetion of his future premiums. TVhere are no agenLits t the rinstitaitlon, aind consequently the com- mismion whlichl would b,e ailowved to th-in axe properly deduicted fromi the premliumsi of tbeasnored. A physicaian or consuithig surgeon of emilnncne In every principalV town is attaeched to the society. Proposals from the country to be s;ent to the Resident Director,who will give all proper Information, to save. the niecessity of Perlsonal at. tendance before the Boaird. ASYU iEVSUACECMAY for Officers In 'the Armyn an Nvy ndoter ialetoh clldbieon th imLof Eur-ope, and ersns il,orin undr aly knd f cronicJ disorder or mis- ,.ontrueiolcf frm,or egagd Inoccpationis whichb Would suxb. jec thns a rjecio atothr ofics, o.70, Coroihill, London. Szir JAMTES MACKCINTOSH, NI.P. P'residentt. THOM5AS FRANKLIANI) LEWIS, M.P5. Vice-President. Godfrey 'Wentu orth Wetstworth Captain George Harris, R.N. C.Bl. c5l.l Trhe Honi. Wiiiiami Fraser Henry Frederick Steplisenson, esq. Thomas Penn, esql. Thomas Meux, esq. Rohert Chelonier, esq. M.P. Jolin Kyreer. esq. Stepheon Nicolsoni Barber, esq. FraLncis Kenible, esq. Lanicelot Baugh Allici, esq. Georg Fsrren, es. Resident Director. NEDit!Al. OPF?FICRS in London. Jo'sn Malson Good., M.D. F.R.S. Guildford-street Benjiamin Travers. esll. F. R.S. No. 3. New Broad-street Herbert Mlayo, esq. Berwiycik-street, Soho. HE Dir6etors of this fInstitution luwe, with great care Tii ad expense, ascertainied the trule IIL%Vof mortalitY for various climates anddiseatses; anidthey now offertotshetravellingand afflicted part of tille commnimllty a certainaty of assurance at a premnium Aceli- rately- graduiated, in each catse, to) the risk' proposedl. 'rthe p-remiums are apportioned, not onl with referenice to the geuieral'eihns ,fpriuarrtstis Kuwtalan, to the servioe In- edc.Fo,r instance, the cvlvi, military, anid inaritime services In the East itndies will be charged att different rateas of premium. i'eirsoins auffertssg unjder bodily iudisposltion, will be admitted at reasnssassle premiumns, jus1tly proportioned to the Rnature and extent of the inaladies wvith 'whic0h they- are afilicted.. officer., and others u-ho arc subject to be called abroad, will be yharged the ordiniary rate of premiumn, aecordin to the Ecoonmilc 'fble unitil they' aeitually sail, from which per oa only the extra charge wvill commence. The right of leaLving Nngland wheniever- they please iv hU thius bie secured to themi at a rate of premiumi fixed andi agreed upon from the c(,,mmeucemnsptt of. the insuirance. Ass,urances are. grasited at 34, Bridge-ttreet, Btackfriars, unitil thle repairs of thle companly's House in CornhiU. shall be finished. The D)irectors meet at the Office ever- Friday, at 3 o'cloek precisely; and the Resident Director atttends with Osse of the mnedical officers at the samne hour daily, to facIlitate thiedepat ture of these whio may wislh to visit foreigii climnates with speed. A physician or consulting surge";s of emninence is aPpointoid In every principal toss-Il, before whiom perisons wvishinlg to effect insur- aiseea may appear. rhe namnes of the medicai officers, anid every reqllisite linformationi, mlay be obotainled by apylication to CIsc Residenit Director. R?C PLffT_f0i for the SUFFERING, INTHABim. TAI'TS of tCite Islan)d of PORTLAND; Mi. JOHN SEARLE; in the Chair; The Committee for conuducting the above subscription beg 10 state, that they remitted two sitmms,offiftyauninsa anid three hundre,d pounds, to tile committee at Portland. at lbs commxencement of the subserip. tion, to alietviate the iinmedhste and pressing necessities of tho poos- inhaltitatlts, and fifty' gtiitieas to the -ommiiittee t'f ladies, a:t eay. mnouth, wvho were activ-ely engag9ed in collecting and distribusting such artcie ofclthig a culdbe h amned. A quiantity of jackets, trouers,andshirs fts- en nd bys as beeis f&rwarded, and a it ein impsranttha Chc por uffrers s3hould be relieved so as to rendr tem te mst efeetialandperanenit servise, and. tbat; the distibuton mybe quitble o asgret an exterit as thle suibscription willadr,ita reortis repaitl ofThe nimber of boats lest, and h'ouses destoyedor amsgd, tat eloned o lindividuals ilow destitute. volenee has not beeni In valn, anid stll respectfuily tirge this distress ing caseon the public attention, as an filement season is approaeh-. ii,, and thie little store the poor inhabitants had provided for tho wiAter has beed sweptawaY hrtIsamvful calamity. CO N?IlrTzr. tr. Atkinsoln jutls Geswvellstreet hir. Janmes Milnes, Earl-street Mr. Browns, Goswcll-street Mr. Robinson, Earl-strect Mr. 0. Burnell, Cursltor-street IMr. Snmlth, Black LionWtharf, East Mr. Daniel, NilbZank-stleet Smiithfield NIr. Dike, M i1bank.street Mr. Sowden, Alblon Wharf, Bank- Mr. Foot, Abinydon-street Ride Mr. Freeman, Milbank-Stteet %ir. JOB. SIcLk; Soutli Audley- Mr. G.ruidry, Hnraeferrv-ros.d street Mr. r. Hatchard, Mfilbank-strest Mr. 0. Sttirgc Clty-road lr. lasilcott.' Newga te-street tMlr. Wake, Nllbitnk.street Mr. Peto; Little Britain Mr. W. Whitehead, New.ro;ul Mir, Piper, Easteheap Mr. Thomas Buckilam, Jun. fnbserlptletls already adve tIsed - - ? Subscrlptlons reeived since;- General Burr - - ?i 1 01I At Heasrs. Willis and Co.'s. Wre. Bell . . . 0 10 01 Mrs. Saralh Ilngram,n Der Johnlleresford, ssq. Ash. Gosling . - . ?5 0 0 bourne - - 5 0 0i Charles Mlchell, esq. Glo. N. B. Edmonton - - x 0 0 oestsr-plaee - - 20 0 0 C. F. P. per Drummonds 5 0 0 -At Mr. Hatchard8s. John Brouckes, esq. per Mrs. J. Penn * . 5J 0 0 t'outts - - - I 0 Rev. W. Ward - . 2 0 M. Parkiiison. esq. . I 1 0 S. K. - . . . I0 0 Francis Burton, esq. per Mrs. Wright, Sloane-street 5 0 0 Bruxumotods - - 10 0 0 At Messrs. Williams and Co.s. J.G. an4 J. Pileber, Too- I Edward She well,esq. 10 0 0 ley-strect - 3 3 30 At Glssrs ynad Co.'s. R. Brker,esq. I . 1 00 W. Y. M. R. A. - . 0100 Johnl Bye, esq. Heler - S 0 0V Me-csrs. Manstield and AtSir c.Scott andCo.'s. Turpin - , - 10 0 0 31r. Wm. Hall I I I A. D. Welch. esq. . 2 0 0 Hall Br,thlers I 1 I 0 AtiHerrles and Co.'s. Lord Holland . * 1 0. Johnj Piper, eeq. - 3 0 0 Books for Subscriptionsare ope t at lessrs. Sirr. WCurtie, Robarts, and Curtis's ;Messrs. Claude Scott and Co.'s; Nlessrs. Sir ft. C. Glyn, hills, atnd Co.'s; Messrs. Hanbury, Taylor, and Lloyd's;. Messrs. Herries, Farqtuhar, and Co.'s; Mlessrs. Wlllls Percival, and Co.'s ; Messrs. Williams, Buriess, and Co.'t; also at Mlessrs. Francie, White, and Francis's, Marble Wbarf, Vauxhall and at Mr. Hatchard's, Piccadilly; they wnli also be thankful'Y received by any of the' Cemmittc W. FREEMAN, lon. See. POLOMBIAN LOAN of a4,75o,000.-The SECOND J HALF YEARLYV PAYMENI of INTEREST on CERTIFICATES of this LOAN due,n the 15th ol Janunry, 1II1 be PAID on that and evety succeed[ng day, between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock, at the ('ountlughouse of 'Messrs. B. A. Goldschmidt and Co. 5, Great St. Helen's.pafspge, Bishopggate-strect; and Itis requested that lists, ar- ranged numerecally1 xoay be left one day prevlous to payment, in order that. they miay be examilned. _ ANISX LOAN ofX8,000,000 Sterlh;g-eThe HALg IL YEARLY IYlVIDEND WARRANTS, due 81st December, 1824, of Danlnh 6 per Cent. Bonds in Pounds Sterllii- and Marks Banco. fnrmIneipart of the above Loan, wrl be paid at the Countinghouse of , essrs. ;,. A. Goldsshmnldt and Co. S, Great St. HSelen's-pastsage, BishoPr- gsate-streett on Frlday, tho 31st In1stant, and every succeeding das, Ietwveen t,.e hours of 10 and 2; and the hoIder,r are requested to leavethe dlvIdend *varrauttattheie office, wlth lIsts thereof name- rically arranged, at least one d3y previcus to payment, inl order that they may be eann,jtonedy. TH EATRE ROYAL, DRURVr4,AN& On Iolzday Evenin g Next, PIZARRO. or1a. Mr. Wallack, Cora, Mrs. W. Want;Elvira, Mrs. Dunn. After which (1st tin;iV a new splendid coinic eantmime, called ARLEgU N AD ETALKIIGBIRD TIE SINGiNG TREES, AND GOLDEN WA'fERS. !anfEA4TR ROYAL, COVTrE TGARDPr. On Morde a, ven Ne t. GEORGE BARNWELL. Thoront good, Mr. Egercon; J eorfe iiarnirell, 51r. Cooper, Mlcolwoed, MArs. 'aucit. After which a ist t8, e4 a new grand comic pantomime, called HARLEQUIN A'ND THEi DRAGO3N OF WALNTLY; or, )More, of Afore Hatll. 4LJELPHI TI-l a newS eXtravqnad. rlta E~.niijwil h pes tdF ANe ACTR.j rinipa a ne splndIdcomic antomlne. entitled MOTHERED CAP or, atlequn and the Kairle- of the R,ose. Door opn at6, nd ommece t aquarter before 7. Half-price f' The publication of Tf e Titmes commenced at 5 o'clock yester- day m4orning, and fint8hed at 8.