TO the EXECUTORS or ADMIN...
The Times, 1824-07-16T00:00:00

Y0'th&-EXrECUTFOISO-rA ?IIuTiCRStnth i. Wilt,sna PrOPerty belo ngi to EDWARD ASHDOWN, late ol Su'sexK, dceaesed.-Abolst 3or 4 years aoan ADVERTISEMAENT bav- ieubil- 18Pselrinl eorthehenxSusse Couuty Chronicle or one of the XSuHlrre.era8of for th ER ALE: or FEMALLE of the faminly of tofnYOc ll the county of Sussex. A REWARDts hereby offered ~t nyoe iig Informsation. of siuchi advertisement or of the names arid address of theTe7SOns authorlsed by law to administer the pro- pDertv of the said Er s'ard Ashdowp.. Letters addressed to WV. D. tc the crare of Mr. Pia 4e, 6, South-tstreet, Grosvenor-square, will bt I!A5tintYattended toer ~j~UILDflALLJuly12,l2- oBidr and Others. *-h omttee o1r Letting the Bridge-bouse Estates 17111 mee atGuldhal, n Wednesday. the 28th Inst. at 1 o'clock precisely, to LE by UBLICAUCTON. on buildinig leasies, several LOTS of GROt"Jnon he est ideof Great Surrey.setreet, the north-cast side of t. ierges Crcs, the northatide of the Borough roaLd, and In Ame. ha-pace,Grea Unon-sreet Sethiwark. Planis, elevations, and con- ditins lrletiug ay b see at the Office of Works. Guildldall. ROBERT' FINCH NEWAIAN, Comiptroller of the Bridge-house Estates. 1F1-BRCKLAYEMRS, Crenters, and Builders.- Cout o Reuess,neaLr Guldhll1. Loladon.-The Comamittee for provn:ens wihinthes CitY of 'London do herehy give notice, tha thy wll eetat the Guildhall of the said City, on Alonday, the 2ddayof A~t nxt,Pt one o'clock In the afternoon precisely. toC yeclvePROOSASinwritingfor executing the several WVORKS rE- Gisleinheeretinof thea ho-eCotirt. 'The proposalIs are to be ~elverri t,,seaedup, and endorsed "1Tenders f,,r butilding Court of Reqest ner Gilda1ly~d~' rsdthe party making the proposal Is to ignblsnam ontheoutideofthe same ; It is also to be under- $toodea h omte r not bournd to accept any proposal on acconu f1: en h oet nor to matke anky remuneraLtion for the expens fmkn h siae The plans of the building with a speciiato f h evera wrs may be seeni, and such further in- formato smyb necessr had upon application at the Office of 'Wor, uIda.WOODTHORPE. VO BUILDERS-Notice is hereby given, thlat the willHIMEET attheir Office,~ ato-ad,onrdivisions,t day 3?~~4 1 3t da fJly. 18-24, at12 o'cloce at noon precisely, to recveyeTenders frm suich persons as muay be willing to CONTRA CT for the WORKS eesayto be don-e In constructinig NEWV SEWVERS, through the n%vhcolesof nKirby-street and part of Charies.street. Hattan-garden; also a Sewer near JobIn's-row, Old-street,' St. Luke's, vilddlesex, and In l~art of Mleredith.street, and St. John.street-road, Clerkenwvell con- bormably with two several plans arid specificationis Nbllch nisy beIn spected daily at the Comiiiissioners' Office, between the hiours 01I and 2. The whole of the wvorks ma`y be contracted, for by the same part. bu th tener fr tre swerinKrby-street an~d Chsvles-street mostbe sparae frm th reminde, ad delivered bcaled uip arid en- dorsd repecivel, ' irb-stret ewer,' orI John's8-row and Merdit-steetSeers' a orbefrethe above-mentioned time of meetng,whe thepariesmustattnd.Secuirlty vill be required for thedueperormnc ofthecon~saa.The Commissioners will not consier thmselvs bond to5~ cet thelower tenders. SALE and LUSH, Clerks. OL thers-.... nlew ORGAN,lag enough for any church In England, built is atVery respectable mker, lately deceased, is nowv on SALE for the benefit of the wido,It has thres rows of key with the GOC sharp, two openi diapasons In the great organ, and t e dulciassa, a choir, with two ocltaves o pedals, in all 1 300 pipes. The 'tone Is Powerful and swvent, sond th instruiment Is a1l,wsed by many mu-sieal characters to be one of a very sirpecic.. quiality. The circum- sta'n'ce, under whiich this organ Is ogred to the puiblic give a declded ticeVntage to any pnrchaser whbo will have an opportuniity of ex- arnrrng Cemertsand of obtaining a newv Instr'rment at a lowv pric. Ths oran,and another of a smaller size, miay be seen at ~ Dosons, San-treet, Mlinories. N. B. The buisiness, including the ianfort maufactury, to be disposed of. AMP CON RACT.-t. PANCRAS, Mlliddlesex.= ~.4 Te Comissoners for ca rIng into execution the Acts of Par- hissen 'fr Lghtng. &c. the Streets, Squiares, and other Public Pasage an Plceswhichi are and shall be made upon certain pieces of roud i th sad parish, belonging to tie Right Hornourable Alan Dowaer Brenes Suthampton, and also certain other smiall adjoin- Ing plots of ground, In the same parish,' wvill MEFET In the Board Room, at the Watch house, In Charles-street east, Hampsteadl-road,o,n Thursday, the 12th day of Anigriet next, a,t II (of tire clock in the forenoon precisely, to receit-e PI'OPOSALS frominov persror or persons wiIIORIOONTACT or he POVIINC, and LIGHTING any num-. ber f LMPStha mabe dreced,forroeyear. from the 28Kth day ni Spteber ext tobe k;rtlighed romsunsetting to surirising. Two ureieswil berernird fr prfomane of the wvork, anid the contactr mst ay te epene o prparing tire contract. No pro- posl vii b rceiedaftr 2 'clckatnuoon. The form of the con- trac tht wll e rquied ay e sen n appilication to the Clerk, 13, Chatittestcet, ionmaury.J. H. LOVERIDGE, Clerk to the Commissioners,. ISTRESSED SETTLERS at the CAPE of GOOD HOPE,-The COMMITTEE for ?,IANAGING tire SUBSCRIP- 'flONq for the RELIEF orf the DISTRESRFI)SETTLERS at ttire (APE of GOOD iiO8E, In publislhing an additionial list crf contributions, deemi it Proper to state, that the object of the present subscription i, of aRternoorary- natulre, and initended for ttire purpose onily Ff rescuine the uttfortunate settlers from a staite of actual i'taut and misery, utlilt mnore effectual me2sures sariirbe adloptedi for their permanent; relief, Considerling the amount hiftherto subscribed as very inadequate to at. tain this desired ob ject, the committee again coinfidently apoeal to the hunmane feelings of those individuals wh-o have nct yet come forrward on this occasion for that furtlier aid which the nece'ssity Of this die. tressing case at,urgently demands. Suabscriptions already advrtsl - 2,6.22 Edward Edwards, se.. C2 2 0 Tire isses (hlileott - ?1 0 Amountc of Subscriptions Rv Richard Rol.erts - 2 0 i at Sbeffield - 93 17 6 N11. N - 1 0 Phil]r Fritb, esq - 20 0 TeCroainoh E. . oore, esq. Bir- iyfLno 300 0 mingbam - - - 2 00 Th osiflCnt- 'Mrs. Aiolessrcrth - 10 0 payo mnogrs 31 1 0 Captain NI. . 010 (1 AmI to uerp SW.-S.0 0 toiOliat Glasgow * 209 14 If T. Birch Rteynardson, esq. 2~ 0 0 I A few Finsperv Mr. Harry Gray,eq ' - - 10 1 John ole I 10 Addit ti PMSusciptions I.W - - - 10 at Maitshester - 23 1 0 H i. N,-... I1 I(C Ditto aLt Halifax - 62 0 Subssriptironsarcereceived by the treassurer,WVm.Fry,esq.St.afiidred's- court, Poriltry;- by Mlessrs. Fry and Chiapman, and the several 'bapLAw I~n the metropolis, and by Mr. Thomnas Underwyoocl, 32, Fleet. snreet, ag ent to the committee at Cape-town. July 8, 18t24. NV. Al. HARRIES, Hon. Sea, O-I01N, LOUR IantiBRA CO PN.T P_;iublic are Invited to patronize an ESTABLISHMENT intended te suipply GENUINE BREAD and FLOUR to the Community. oni the basis of a systemn which has been conducted With great advantage in the popuilous townF ofBnirmlingham. undother places, durlngniarrty years past. At atime wlienit is difficultt0, invest m,iriey soasto yield 4per cent,per~ annum, it mnay be sufficient to say, that the promnoters of the B irsiigbam Flour rind llread Company have riot only conferred the moret essential benefits on others, but haive Increased thie value of their shares In a triple prroportion, and sceented, to themaselves an aninual dividend of 15 per cent. Withi a view to extend the like advan. ta-ges busa large scale, and to ensure similar results, an Establish, mnent has been formed at No. 22, Bridge-street, Blaekfriars, Loandal,, ,where books arc open; for the purpose of receiving the nauries 'if all pers,,ns who may be desirouis rf so-operating iii an undertaking to suply the public with unadulterated flour arid bread, on tre l3irming- h.ant systen of economnyand profiti andwhiere the corrstitutlotirof tire societY may l'eins.pected, and its advaritagesdemonstrated.The capital w%i,llbe dividediite sharcs aslow as 20s.eachi,but nodep)osit ofmonrey wsill be at present required. The promoters of this establishmient piropose that the public should hnuveair opfortunity (of which they are at present deprived) of personally fiispecting the materials, anid sur- veying the mainufacture of their chief allinnerut, and thus ire enabled motefetAlly to prevent those evils wich ah re constantly experi- enced by individuals from the rise nfbread adulterated with astrinigent andimroPer ingredients, and particuluirly by children, who aLre moat expose toi tsbanefrileffects. N.B. Stichoftihe Land4u hainersas are .didposed to give up the laltorloris part of making bread, arid wi5l to confine themselves to the retail tradie, mty Ire daily supplied wvitli airy 'huantity of breadt they want at the wholesa leiricee, COsdrbyadv,inced in years, wivi h iltherto b rsltrr siralieaion (rrogh deteriorated by aecrin;nirated ifriy a supprtedhimslfvith decencv anid comifort, is latteryrdcn,b a cnsierale ncrase of those afflicting dispensations,t i xrru tateof pysica deblity and peeunilary liidigence.Hewsrulr- engaed fr narmyvess in ai particular departmient of oiia iea tur, bt I-blb f6rnlonig contirnued and severely disae ysb was ometimesine constrained to dlccline.` Afterlogsrgin agansttir twfol elaiaity, de,tltution of employmenardicnse exense trough hs physisl a)afluitiorns, tire latter were mostseriou'ni nwgravated by an apopliectic attack in Decemnber Iast, xwhich, thougir the fit wras providentially surmoririted, still Injuriously affects hilm, His pecuniary resource- beinig thug eompletely exhauisted, he Is unider tencs . of appesline to the liberal compassionate a mpathies,, rl( t setrmrnating berirvolenLe whieb lairdably characterize err many individuals of the British public, subasIssivciy entreating thlose under such benign Influences to contribuite cc, his assistance and relief. Benefactions will be received by Thomas Copelarid, seq. 4. Golden-~Inat e; by Robert George Clar'ke, ear1. 41, Craven-street,Stranid and by N r. Mlitchiell, 135. St. Martin 's-iaaie, to which geiitlenireri, iamong othiers) the cireuroistariecs of the advertiser's sase are wvell known. Time advert:iser has tsi retuirn Iris sinicer-e tl-anti arid gratteftil arknowvledgenrents 55 `f1ODotu':'To the Diuke of Northurmberlanrd,E.G. f'or 5I.: th. Blhorp ,,f Londonri, dl.: N. Byrne, esq. Sl..5s.. A Wor,thF~ Divinle," 51. Ss-: J.WIV .51. S.: Airr. Aldernman Crros'lder, 511.: "lirarirsv. 21.: A_ V. 31,: Anor'Fynlturr, .51.: Charles Suther'lanid,eseq. 21. 2s. : W.VI. i W'atts. esq. 2l.2s '.: Eugerilirs Roche, esq. 21. 2ri.: Thorias'Gaspey, csq. 211. 2,.: Stuart Derbishire, eq. 21.2s.: George Wrrodfai, seq. 21. 2s.: Antrin Clrk, e-q.21 2-.: helisrji of Litr Itfield anrd Coventry, 21.: Sir hares ong G,CB. 1.:Robrt uarme, esqj. 21.: Johrn Harlot, seq. 21.: fl. 0. Clarke. seeq. 21.: R. Steat e . 21. tS. 2: Nlr. Harson, l.l.: Nr. yde,Ii.Is.:" FIendt.rCliarity," II. : IN% R. II, andto igh eter eirlereriiwiosenams hve been repeattedly pub- lished for I. each KIN C',s' TBEA TRI?. TO-MIORROW EVENING Is-ill be performied tire newt,Opuerar serJs in 2 acts, enititled SEMIRAMI]DE Music by Signior Rossini, wshi vIslit preside at the pianoforte. O;wing to the length rof the Perform oe,there 's-ill be nit Dive'rtiseement. After tire Opera, the ne" fanvourite Bslle-,c. alled LE PAGE INCONSTA%NT,conmpesed by M 15Auberva %nd revised by MI. Anther, Applicationis for boixes to bii madet tto M, Segutlo. Opera:office, 105. OOiiadrast. THIS EVENING, THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM.- DGricourt, Nit. Ellistori:- Old Hardy,, Mr. Dowvton; To conclude with THTHHR;H EE AAND THEDEUCE. THE 7'I R(YAFl, C VEmV11A~TGARDRY. THIS EVENING, THE SCHlOOL OF REFORM.l - Robiert Tyrke, Mr. Rayner; Mrs. St. Clairt Mrs. Faucit, -- To coenlOde ItchT E HUNT FUNER O F THE ALPS. TI-P RATRE 1? JWYAL., IAyMAR4KeTnr THIS EVENING, Miy- GRANDMiOTHER. - Aft~r lwhich, anewv CoMedy, ealled MARRIED ANI) SINGLE, *Beau Sh'atterley, Air. WV. Fattenl; Scamnper, Air. Vining; Airs. Shatterie' Mrs. C. Joies. Troconclude with A YEAR ININ XHoU)R: o TireCoeCck of the Walk. *TII.A TRR ROY L V NgLS PAI ,-Of'',Sr,d AlTHSa EVly N TH ARBER OF SEVILLE. Rosina. MISS Here.bighr sit aprneonaLndon stage. DAF[S';r ROAL .lt-TIEVN; 9I ''1A W tmnzr4idf VENI,;G (-ti tme), the unprecedeirtedly oua n mnagumicent seenic rc~eissntati0, of Il -r YlLEO Poua-rE and 'pleted Battles of Llgry, Qui n Pe crow trill Perform atserie arIeBa, and Waterloo, Monsieur Du- whole to eonclude with Mt.o Wis bini-mitbl Scernes III the Circle. The TRE: Mr. W- FJ'trrY~~~rorej admired brtirletta, called TESECRET. The Blattle of Wvaterloo i'egins ait half-past 6. AIVR IVUREYTITA ? B. TH'IS EVENING will 0 lss-melidrrn of Intense Interest, called5 BLANCAe aUE, THnl,1 inF BOats PADUA. The infant RosciusBoLANC~arsofAge, THierHEro:ssINEhO Isill snake his fifth appeaaca atnt Iso tbagre), Mnster thoesnith admired scenes of Richard the Third, To which will 1be added a new Diverttissement. After which, '"We tare have a maxm"b t& irdley. Thewhole ~to concilude witha e axime"i byjeo 4rama cae GEiNVIEV; or,TheMurderer-of the 1l'yrenees, ROYALLOJWTIAR terdaTEyV retig hgBy.o