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VT~SURGEONS.-To be DISPOSED- OF immedi- Tat ly, asieligil,le and extensive CO1UNTRY PRACTICE, on the Sussex coa-st. For partleulars apply to Mlr. Dodsley, surgeon, New-1 baven,_SussTex. R IDDLESE OCEYSCHOOL, Cannon-street- LVLread, St. George's. Middlcsex.-WANTED, a PERSON to COL- LECT lhe SUBscRIP'lO\S.to the abo,velinstituition. For particulars applly to lRD. TOWNSON, Secretary. ttatelff-hlZhwa-y, M%ay 27. 1824. To YAL D1YSPENSYRY for DISEASES of the ER %Lj10, Dn.stre.et.Sohto-.squre.-The ANNUAL GENERAL MIEET- 150 of th~eZ, Goernor of this Charity will be hield at the Dispensary, ont Fridly next the 4th of June. The chair to be talken at i2 o'clock prciey. GEO. WHITING, Hon. See. D vl Dspensary, May 23.5 -NTO-TICE is hereby given, that the CHUCHWAR- J.~DENS, Over-eeru, andi'lovern.rsand Direetors of the Poor of tOe Plarish of Greenurich wvill MEET at thie Workhouse of the said parish, on Wednesday, the 2d day of June next, at 12 eo'clk at noon prleIsey.; to) recie EDERS for the performancee of all the PVEWs WORK of the said parish, to the 25th of Nlarch.1825. A form of.tender maFy be seen at my office. TI,e contractor wvill be required ty give blonds for the duae performance of the contract, himself in ?0, and twvosuretiesin ?200 each. The expense of the contract nud bond to be borne In equal moieties. By order, ROBERT SUTER, Vestry, Clerk. ~WLASTGRAND MASQUERADE antd CAR- NIA HSSEASON. A~RGYLL ROOMIS, Thursday, Junie 10,iparonzedbythe same Noblemen as the last Masquerade.) F'or tIcers &c aply o the Committee, at Nlr. Charles WVrighit's. Opera Coloade Hamaret,who will give the finest wvines oni the occa. slon Ealy aplIatin for tickets is requisite, as the nurmber Is very 1CINGT's THEATRE.-Mlonsieur and Madame C.VESTRIS respectfully beg leave to inform the Nobillity and Sentry. Sbcriberst tothe Opera, atd the Publ,c.that their BEN1EFITF iGHlIs fixed for Thursday, June the 10th, wrhen wvill be presented -mozaxt's much admired Opera, entitled DONq GIOVANNI. Zerlina, for this night only, Madame Pasta- In the finale of the first act, alas de 'Penis by MAeslamnei Le Gros and iNoblet, and Monsieur Ferdinand andi a Pis de Dcu't by Monsieur and Mladanme C. VeAtr1s. After the ,operat. a neur Ballet entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT; with new scenery, dresses. ana decorations. A pplicatianis r'especting boxes [te 'be maide toM'sr. Seguin, at the Opera-(affice, 103, Quadrant. 'RyTRM ilORI mnost resplectIfully announces thlat his aq_ CONZCERT wvill take place on Mfonday next, Mlay 31, at the Argyllf nnoms. Vocal Perforniers, 'Madame Ronzi de Ilegnis, Madanme Paitta, Mrs. Salmon. Mis:s Stephens, ?Iliss Paton, anid Miss Goodall; Mignor do ilegn is.Mr. Begrez. Mfr. Sapio, and M1r. PhiIlips. Principal Instrumental Performrn~s. Messrs. Kalltbreuner. Lindley, Nicholsoni, Puzzi. C"ntronl. aV9 Vimereati. L-ader. M,r.Morl. Conductor. cir George. Smart. Tb :-rincipolpairt of te Phlhbarmonic Ba-ndwilli gIve their valuable assistanice. 'Ticketglos.;l. ea,ch, and particulatrsof the concert litnisall bills to he had of Mfr. Mori. 24. Ed ward-street, Man' chester-square, and at atllthe music shcps.-fParties of six and upwards \~AUXHALL.-'The Proritors of the ROYAL 4' 1GARBDEN5.VAUXHALL; resetUll acquaJslt the Nobility, Gentry. andi' Public in Ecenerasl. tc11hatfte above place ol tashionable entertainmient will OPEN for the Seps.on on MONDAY NY.XT. the 31st Instant, when uwill be performned a Grand Concert of Vocal and Insrumnta ?lnac, nda vriey f Amusements. To conclude withn brlliat Dspla of ire- Irk, by that celebrated Artist Chevlie ~-'rithy.Furter artiulas sitii be given in thte bUls of the ae.The lanof isuig cads f amission for the singe nilght or ntie saso haingcivn, n te peceding season, such universal aopot.tioi, he ropietrs eg o anoucetheY may be bad att Mesrs.Fenun an Co's,muic areous, trand; Clementi and Co.'. muic s'arhous, Cieapsde;Musial Sloo ,316. Regent. -treet; L'.ndon Geun e opn,2.Lud sehil , Cbaring, cor,ss, and 1418. Ofr-te;LoonWne Copn,141, Fleet- street. and at the Royal Gardes axal An admission for one perso erhngh uia,g the season, not tran,ferahie - . - . - I1 II 6 An admission for one person nightly, with liberty to intro- ducea frietid - - 2 12 6 An admi'ssio'n for one person, tranisferaLble every nighit 3 3 ii An adomtiss ienfr twi, personis, transferable every night 5 5 0 TJ NDER he esipecial Patronage of His Ma1-jesty.- VAUXHALL ROYAL GARDENTS will OPEN on Monday iiext, the a1st iust.-Tlhe Proprietors respectfully annouince, that during the recesS they have spared neither pains nor expense to render the geardens c7ery ms-arl worthiy the distinguished and general aPprobation they have recei-cd. The amusieltents wvill as usual commence writh 55 giandi Vocal and Instrumental Concert. At the end of the first act wvill be snaig, by the whotlevocal strength, the national anthemi of ' God Save the King.'and Pt the conclusion of the concert, Rulle Sri- trmuia.' At the new, Theatre, er,th appropriate niest scenery. niest- dresscs. and new decotations. hallets wvill be~ represanited. Thie cele- b3rated Monii-tr lulln,. of the R,.yal Academy of Mtusic, at Paris, and late Ballet Master of the Italian Opera-houise, wvill conduct this depart- mnent. and uinder his direction a, nuimerous Cortis de Ballet has been I gnaed. f heir performainces swill commience with the i,allet of The Ti3)%jes,c Wedding; in which wvill be introduced several characteristic dsc g ndl ant.ing others a Pse de Quatre, railed The Juggler's I Dance. The French Mchbanical 'r'ieatre hen been remodelled anjd 5mproved. The immnense space occupied last season by the view of -the Ilavof Naples will nowv represent a magnificent scene of the C'are of Fingal. Hydrauilic Exhib,itiomns wvill he Produced oni a eupe- tintr scae l.y MiT. Morris. Tl,e Fantt,ccfin by Mfr. Grey; the figures~ and dresses, are en'tirely nesw, havitte be-m; "made exprcss'y for the Ro,al Ga,:rden5. Several newv Cosmorayma have heels 'added, andI placed in elilrible situalions. which Wvill ble ehanged duirinig the rseas,on. ,,o astopesn a. varieyofrinterestihng vie,sts and scenery.Frnth newr rastellated Mo"orishTosver the Fire-works will he exhibited. The Ascent on the RoSe svill he made to a triumlphal arch att the t..p of the Mtoorishi T-.vcr.g r. Bllack-nore.sweil kn-nostas thesurprialng young Ameriran; and at thjis iminiense height he will exhibit hi., won.derful p..s'ers; wit the tight rope. Tuei Fire-evorks Will exceedI ann ever before exhilli-ed in P'.aroppc and wi~ll he conduicted by, Ma- lams Reng'er. ChevalIer So'ithby,Rnd Mr. d'Ernst. The lUumin,rJons, will also far surianss those ,.f any former season. The wxines and re- freshment, aill be, as heretofore, of the very best description. suip.; per boxes may be engagecd. andt free admissions for the stogie night ,or entire season mnaybe 1usd. The gardens will he open as usual, on the et'enin"s .'f 'Monday, Wednesday'. and Friday, throulghout thle iseason. Doors olpen st 7;Cmncert to, begin at 8. 'Admiss-ion 3s. 6id. Ro,rECTYOR LVIFE ASSURAC SOIT 1D Capital-THREE MTiLLIONS STERLING.' President, the Mlost Noible the Marouis oif 1.ANSDOWN. VICE-PRESIDENTS. g,.n.,.Lord R. Ed ward Sotner- StrAdiaSrJonGe set, Nf. r ereom I 5te pher th. Lualiingtoll, esq. M.?P. Mon. ~~~ DIRECTORS. ChaLrles tiabbag' csq. P, IL S George JaZk'son, Cs~ RobertC('nmpheli, esq. Major.GenrlSrdadKr] ReaLrAdmilral Sir Edwa-rd C-odring., son, hart. SI p. Krl ton, F. l? S. I Clip sin Wrii. L. M'abemly, '.%. I'. 1-lenmy Th-o Colebroloke,esi.F Ws.S George T. Nicholson, esq. S, r Alex. Crielbton, P.. Fj.'g;. fAlexander L. Prevost, esq. Fraincis Gort Currie, cap. Geo,rge Raikes, esq. Tlhoma.s Curtis. cesq. I George Ranking. eaq. ni-hard Hart Davis, esq. It. P. 1Peter H.- Hoget, 1. D. F. R. S. John Harvey. es, I arfies Scott, esq. 7M. P. N~athasniel Ilibbert, esq. I Ma1i,r.Geiieral Sir Henry Torrens. AUDITORS. George Ilathor-n, csq. Chiarles Savill Onley, esq. M. P. L,auneClot Holland, esq. Ilankcr-s-Nessrs. Cot,tts and Co. Strand;- and Messrs. Curries, Raikes and Co. Cornbill. Actuary--Charles Bablbege. esq. F. R. S. Consu.'ting PhysIcian-S15r Alexander Criebton. Nt. D. F, R. S. Phlysician-PeterINT. Roger, HI. D. F. R. S. Coun.sel_ Roh!rt Grant, eoq. Solcitts-ess5.Meyrlek and Cox. ited Lion-square. The olieninig of this offleeefor the commteicement of business is no- cessoarily piemtponed from the 31st inst. to the 30th of June next. OGITY for the IMPROVEMENT of PRISON DIS-CIPLINE and for the Reformaition of Juvenile Offecnders. Patron, H-. IL H4. the fluke of GLOCESTER, E. G. VICE.PRESIDENTS. The Disite of Buckiraghanm Lord Clive The Sitar'uis of Lansdo-vn - Blelgrave E-arl of Derby -Nugent ..--Albemarle -Althorpe Dartmouth I ight Hon. Charle Mnnrs Harcourt Sutton, M.P. - lhirdwvicke IRigh t Hon.W.Sturges Bourne,M.P. - 0.arendon Ht. H4on. Sir G. H. Rose. barm. Mi.P.' G('r,osveno)r Hon. George Anson, M.P. i.Liverpool Sir T. Dyke Acland, hart. M.P. H o-17ns Sir T. EOaring. hiart. NI.P. flar,roUlby ~ Sir James Macintosh, M.P. Partles-os-y 'SIrWM. Ansoni The Lo,rd lifsbop ol Ba,th and Wells T.W. Coke, cesp.A.P. The Lord Bishop of St. Asaph 'William Dickernsen, ese. M.P. Lord Hn1land I P G. Esteourt, esq. M.~' - Dynevor T . Pt, Forster. esq. -Suffie14 W. H. Preernanitle, esq. 1M.P. Grenville WVilliam -4!annlrg, cgp. - Aiuckland Jamies Scarlett, cap. MI.P. -Lil ford John Smith, esq. M.P. - Calthorpe Win. Wilherforce, esq MP - R-ockavage F. Boottle Wilbrabam, esq. 'M.P. I Treasurer, THOMIAS P'OWELL BUXTON, esq. Ni. P. Chairman, of the CommIittee. SAMUEL HOARE, Jun. esq. At the Anniiversary Mcechitc of the Society. hield at Freemasons'- hall. Grelat Quieen-street, on Friday. the 28th of May, 1824; The Right Hon. tlha Earl GROSVENOR In the Chair' The followinig resolutions were unanimiously agreed to: It wvas inoved by the Right H4on. Lord Caltliorpe; anid secon-ded by Thomnas Foswell Buxton, esq. MT. P. I. That the estlementnow readibe adopted as the basisof the sixth report of the socIety, and pulblished, with additions, Under the direc- tion of the Commtittee. That this mneeting feels deeply impressed arith a conviction, that thec just punishment and m-oral reformation of the criminal are essentially connected with the heat Interests of soiciety. That it is with great satisfacttion this meeting learnis the conei,,uance of amiendment incrmany of the county ganisi thre3ughout the kingdom, in whiceh classification has been extended, instruction introduced ad lbuenocdreans,which experienceehas proved I toh otefcaciou,s in thec correction and reform of the offender. it s-as movwed by Willianm Evans, esql. M.P. and seconded by Daniel Sykes, iesq. Mt. P. 2d. Ttiat this Meeting observes. irlth deep regret, the svrctched conrditioni ofirmost of the Prisons, under Corporatejotrisdicrions, w-hich are enitirely devoid of that diselpilise which can alone render Impri- Sotiment conlducive to beneficial ends; many being inl qUite as m,iser- able a condition as, when vm1stedand exposed by the Ilustrtoug Howvard, a;'~d his pliflantrmoltic suecestor, Mr. Neild. 'That a great numnber of the ri~es inquetion, altboUgh designed by law for the correctIonr of he,offnde, pe I fat s'nlny ublic establishments for the groc~mari enooneeentof rim, n which humanity is violated and erecymmtraed; nd hat t i threfore with anx;oois yet con- Saco hoe, hattite Metig loksto he itisdoni of Patrilanment for thesupresionof vil, a digraefu tothe dharacter as they are in- It ws mvedby eore Hlfod, ap.M.P. and sec,Opded by Samuel Moare timn. esq. Sd. ThAt It Is impossibte to reg-ard, buit with great intgrest and com asoti, the condition of many hundred boys in the metropolis who drve the!r daily suibsistence from the commission of crime. 'Tha hesituation of those who on their dischiarge from prison are desrosof at'aidoning their vicious courses, but svhm, are perfectly destituttg, has a strong claim as srell on the Interests ae on the bene- ,volcll,ceof time community; and that the meanis pursued by the Prison DiIscipline Socaiety, for, the relief aLnd reformnation of such criminal youth, entitle the Institutiomn to the warm approbation and generous autiport of the public at large. It wt-as moved h't Win. Allen, esq, and seconded by Geo. Long, esq. 4th. That the reapectftnl thanks of this meeting be presented to tite maaglsrraey througho-ut the kingdon;, whbose influence and exertions hiare Iectiso henefic.iall directed to the improv'ement of prison dis- cipline, for the informnationl and assistance they have afforded to the Colonuitt.re of this Inistitutitti. It wvas nmoved l.y the, IVqht I-Ion. Sir George Rose, bart. M.P. and ze'sondcd by Ctiristopher T"tr'er' esq.'t 5th. That thi,imeetitg leartN wvith sincere regret that' idispsiio has prevented His Royal Highness the Duke of Glocester, the Patton, Teem hmn sUring this Anniversary wjth hIu Presence; and that wiliie the friends of this Soc!ety Indulge the hope that the health of His Itoysi Highike"s may be speedily re-established, they beg to expresli ,the high sense they entertain of the valuable support whfich lie hias at On tbe motion of Samuol Woods esq Cmth. 'I hat the cordial thanks of' this Meeting be respectfully pre- tented to the Right Hon. the Earl Grt,t--enor, for thebenevolent later- eut wi th which he posverfts ly eontrf-trted to the formatiot; of this Institution, for the liberal support evsiich he has uniformly conferred .so it, and for the ability with svhich be has presided over its proceed- ings on this ocemslol;. An annual subseription of olle guinea, or a donation ofJ 01, 10s. con- stitutes a member or this society. Donations ind Annual Smxbscriptions are receilred by the follosving bankers:-Barleay, Tritton, and Co. 54, Lombard-street; Drummonds and Co. Chanring-cros; Frys and Co. St. Mildred's-court; Goslings and Co. Fleet-street. Hlammnersleys and Cot. Pall-mall; Hoare, Barntetts, and Co. Lambard-street; Smith, Payne. and Smlths. Gworge-street, Ilansion'house; and also by Ir. A. 0. Elliot, at the Society's Ofice, 18, Aldermanbury. 1 RAY HAI R changed in a few minutes to a Brown - Black. In short ABMGAIL's GOLDEN METALLIC TINCTURE is the purest and best discovery in the universe, as it is sure to ehange red or graY hair on the head, whiskers, or any other part, to a brosrn black. Dlrectlons are sealed up 'vith each bottle, so that any one can dye thelr owL halr *vith ease and secrec in a fe'r mlnutes, without -staining tbe skin. What rmakes the Goldets Titieture preferable to other dels Is, tactually clianges the hairto no other colourthan a browsn black,and svhen the hair is once dyed vith it,lt iever comes off. Several Gentlemen have deelared, who have dyed their vhiskers wivth it, and Ravc half an hour after shaved aitd washed with soap, and norie of the dye comes oft. Caution.-As valuable articles are generally tried to he -ounterfsited. therefore LadlQs and Gentlemen will be particular, and -isk for Abigal'a Golden Metallie Tincture, at IL a bottle, or 6 bettles fior 1. wItlch Is aL saving, and observe 'Abigail A; P.' Is signed on the ,orer ofl&ach bottle, evithout, it is not genuine and cannot answer the purpose. Sold by appointment at A. Prince's, 9, Poland-street, mear the Pantheon, Oxford-street, London, and 26, London-road; Sanger, I50, Oxford-street; Rigge, 6.5, Cheaps!de; Johnson, 68, Corn- U;;- Tutt, Royal Exehangs; and by most principal perfumers and rnedltlneveflderl. Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country, by gecadig a rennlttanee, I' will be forwarded Immediately by coach. It ;ss preparredw as to keep in all climates; the older the better. b'ler- ._h2sts and Capta1s wiU receivesa llberal allowance for exportation. Tkis day Is pblished, prie' i 6d. W-IF Eaa-_ So -LORD-BYRON.' BSir COsiM LLC4A GORDON.' Xni,~ht and Lacy. publisher, Patetno3ter-1017. Louidoji; axid sold by l oak seriCs and nleivse. This day Is published, in 85vo. price "s atltcedie, Dy Sherwood, Jons aind Co. Paternsoster.IowV, TfHE DEATH of URAH ;a Poem. By IENNEBTH T_______ BRUCE, esq.. 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