Lutine Frigate, Lost off ...
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i UTINE. FAIGA Le,. L08T, o'ff -th6COAST of' Lloyd's. 14th Januairy, 1824. At a IMETiTNG, held this dayC. of.-ME(tHANTSi-Brokrarsi Under- 'Wrltrs,, and. others. concerned In the propierty lost on. board the IsutLnle Fzigate~ anIt wias res")veil That it be reconimnended to the Underwrriters, nd, to-such -Wereliamis aItWot1sbis Who -istood their owrn rlls to Contribute at the rate of one half per cent. on the amomnt either by -Paying -their brokens, or sending the money -to Mir. iienhiett, Sccretaty of Lloyd's, towards the expense Incurred-In eiideavourioig to recovei the property, hinbebll I be repaid out of the fixstproceeds thatt map' be recovered. ATa-veryr nuurerous and highly- respectableIVEETING of PROPRiCE'roR- of EAST ~INDIA STOCK,- held -at the onon Tly-ern, on Wednesday, the 14th .sf Januiary., 18241 A.. -W. ROIIARTS, Esq. M. P. In the Chair.; IttAait moved, and timnlnOlouly resolved, That'the long experience of Sir. RiOBERT TOWVNSEND FARQUHiAR-in the politicRl branch of the folonoirable ERst India Comnpany's service, and in the practical duities of Tovernmeut genceally, during the space of 251 yeyrs~-the d1s- tinaOtheo.marks of approbation tliat he has received of his conduft affsteryvlces,In the several important situations which he ha's se ably fllled-n-thc Practical knowledge he has acquired of the commercial as well as thle Political interests connected with our exctensive oriental posseslAinis-.the Itberal priniieples and views w%hich he has'manifested. fror the advancezment ox' knowvledge and the Promotion of general cilvillY.ation, hhbprovenienr, imnd happiness of the people In that PaLrt of! the globe-and, finially, his firm and avowed resolution tu watch saver and maintati,s -to the utrrost of hia posver, the rightstand finter- ". ts of rho Eaat India Company.rendcr, him, in the opinioni of this meeting, eminently qualified for the highly resPonisible office of sn East- fTndla flireetor.-and- that, upon these- -rouinds the Proprietors present uinanimously pledge themiselves to ,s- p ort A-ir Rtobert Towvn- hand Farquhar, -to recomniend hliai -witzh confienc!e to the suffrages9 of the Proprietors In general, and to use thteir beat exertions to insure his Election on the first vacancy. A. W. IIOISARTS, Chiairman. Ax. -W. Robarl:4, es. 'havinggqitted the chaEir, it wvas mioved, and unanimously resolved, T'hat the Thanks of the M,eeting be given to -A. W. RobaLrts. ese. M. P. for his able conduct in the chair. L4A DDLSXH SIA ,13th .Janijary, 1824-. lvi. The Governors of this Hospital have -'reat pieasure In an-1 m(ounclng: to the Public, that thleY have beguni tte year by OPENING ANOTHER WARD, which will enable thiem to receive mnanY of the distressed applicants to, whloml they hkve hitherto been constantly obliged to refuge admission from -weant of roomn. TIhe mnunificenlt donation of ?1,001) by.LoI~rd Robert Seymour lisa enabled themi to furnimb, and open the rs1srd, and the Governoirs ventuire with con- Adenee to appeal to the liberailty-of rlhe Public and Follcit contribu- tionis for-formjing a pernmanielt fuind for Its mnainitenancee, the abnnual exnenae of'which wiil be upwards of'40111. The Governor s embr!ce rile presient opportuniltyvof ackniowl,edging thelilberality of the Pubic, whbcas wIthiin the last%iix years has enabled thiem to inereaiethenumn- ber of beds from 10 to 2110, confidenitly relyi7g oni an adequate support to meet-the ex~isting demands on tile Iiistitutfton, which the extensive increase o5f buiildingss ott the north-west side of the metropolis tiieces- sariiy requilre. Subsacriptions and doniations arc received by the following bankenre. iz: Mlessrs.C(outts anid( C.; Mesrs.nDrummond.; Messrs. Hoare: Messrs. Mjarsh and (,o.; Messrs. Hammnerslcy and Co.; Vessrs. Ransom anid C, _ Messrs.Martin aitid Co.. aiid by thec Secre- tary, at the Hospital. IOCIETr I fr the X)N VERSION, 8ec. of the NEGRO S-SLAVES In thieBRITIS1 .WEST INDIA- ISLANDS,incorpnrated by Royal Charter 1-04. Presidenit, the L,,rd Bishop ofr LoN DONN. This Society, in conisequienee 01 t'he late contribtitions to its funds, bas already doubled the nulober of its clergy expressly commissioned for the instrucetioni of the negroes:- and, wvith a veiev to a fur- ther increase, the committee is enigaged In examinIng the qnaliflca. t onis of others, who hkave otfered thieir aervi-esans its chaplains In the 4Colonie.s anid trosting to have tlhat support which maty enable it to extend its aid to time whole body of the nieg-ro population, Is open, through its secretary7, tn. furthier appicatiom;s. A brief account of, the society. together with the resolutions of the 5Ztandilg Committee of the West Iindia Planters aud Merchanits of the City of London, upon the subject of its Appeal to the Public in July last, wIthi theilew of obtaining contributions in aid of its funds, is Ileftat M1essrs. Rivington's, Waterloo-place, and St. Paul's churchyard, for delivery gratis to such persons as maly be disposed lo forwvard the w%ork, as laid out by Bishop Portens, of converting and affording reli- elx,uMi in'structioin and,i education to the niegro slaves. Books for Subscriptionis and Doniatioins are left at the following lmnlkers;-Me%Ar,. Smith, Paynie anid Smith. biansbniwhouse-street ; 'NDessvf. Barnard, DimsdaIe. and( Barnard, Coruihili; lxesqrs. Sikces, Snatth, and Co. Mansionhouse-street; Messrs. Iloare, F"leet-street;I Messrs. Coeks,Cocks, Itidge, and Biddulph,Charing-cross; anid Messrs. kiumomersley, Pail-mali. Dy order of the Committee, J. T. BARRETT. D.D. See. Note.-Annual Subscribers of ?1 is. dr Donors of ?20 at any one tnlme are Associated Members of this Society and entitled to its reports. offers oi servieces to be made at the Society's Roomus, 14, Duke-, street. WVestmninster. TRNNGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY, institutedI in the y9 ear 1785, for VISITINrG and RELIEVING the SICK and DIS- TfRESSED P0OR at their OWVN HABITATIONS. The pIrincipiles on wvhich this cbarity Is fouinded are the mioat bene- vo1ent and disinterested. Protestants, Ronnumz Catholics, Strangers,, anid Foreigners h;ave equial citilmi to relief, onl the sole recommrend:i- Tiomi of the miisery wrhich surrounds them. In caryinig oii this work .if mercy, upwards of 300 visiters are enigaged, 'who give. their ser- vicesrgraituitously, chieerfuilly, anid constantly; whose spher~e o lbuisnot confinied to the mietropolis merefy, but extenidsfo Chelsea to Poplar, and fron, Cainberwrel to Hackney. In this stide range, aless of the eick poo' which conic to the knowledge of the emers of this charity (by reerinmenidationzs or diligenit search) are visited, and the bounity entrusted by the public for distribution Is disposed of, nuider the direction of thet Committee, wvith diseriminina- tion, and wiith as muceh liberality as the muiltiplied clainms of each par- tic,ijar district admit. The Increased distress amoxng the Poor of the metropolis, at this Inclement seasoni, urges the Commnittee ag-ain thuis publici> to mnake knowen thie clabims on this Society. Wheni the Comminttee' put forth 'their advertisemnent last mionth, they were under the necessity of stating that several hunidred cases then oni the books demanded in;- m3ediate relief, but that the funds were exhauisted, and that the Treasarer wras iii advaiice. Since that ti me s4everal liberal contri- butors to this Chanritable Institutlion have come forwtard,w as ay be se-en belowr. By miean2s of their benevolence the sufferings of the distressed have been in somfe measuire mitigated; buit the Coiiimittee regret to ;idd, that. through the lowv slate (if tlheir funds, they hiave niily been able to supply scantily the momzentary demands of Eight hlundred Sufferers, wih1o are still, in the bitterness of their distress, praying for fuirther relief. The Committee can onily refer to the cases iniserted in their Annual Reports, In order that something like a correct idea may lie f.ormied of those 3cenes of wretchedness which are presiented daily to the s-isiters of this society- in the garrets and cellars oif the metropo- lis; and not unfreqtsently amonlg the wretched objects th~,us fou,,,nd ace mnany whom various calamities have reduced from situatios of comfort and repuxtationi. Somne oif these have, in the. dayso their proserity, lbeeii eyes to the hlimid and feet to the lam e, and i hiave vstd tue widow and the fatherless in thieir distress. Thte sad reverse which such persons experienice in the dark day of ad- versity claimsy a pieculiar notice; and p,aisuflul hidetd is it to hecar the tal of their sutfferinigs, and to has-c the teiideres,t sympathies called fortlh, unless the hand of Ciiarity caii be held nutt to diN- peinsc unto them the bounity which thiey need. It may be seeii by the last Rteport. that, in the year 1822, 7,5i9 eases, chiefly families, were visited asid relieved, atiid amrongst them tkc sum of Z,11t31. dlistribuited. Trhe fiuliowing subsAcriptions and doniations, wvhich are thankfully ackiiowlediged. have been reeis-ed -inr.r the lest advertisemnent:- His Rot-al Hijhmicse the F. J.'s Christmias doiiatioii: Duke o;f Giuceester ?31 10 0 II1 Lylng-inwomen ?il11I 0 The Right lion. Lord II Blaniiets I. 4 II0 fsrriogton .. 21 ~0 0 11 Sacks of Coals . 2 1.5 0 N.E.Rj, idese', eq. 3 0n f ot special purpvese #3 2e M"`I:.ienlley . 2 2 0 Mlss Vansjittart . . .1 0 0 Mkr. P:trklnso 2 '2 \) valutable d9natIon of J1. 11. . . 2 20 i wearinig Apparel, from Siir Wirn. A'bhurni;arn 2 20 JII Mrs. Ai:hm'mty. DSitto, a valuable donationi Sudryd.natiomus of`Flan. ,if Wearing Apparel. lael Petticoat., fromn thec R1. Shaw. esq. . . 2 0 Misses Smithi. .1. Reeve, esq. .. 2 2 I) Various donaitioris of 1- shadwecll, esmq.. 21 Ii I Clothing from mnany- Mon. Mr. Omilow . 2 2 0 Beuievolentlnidividuals, Mfrs. Delap . . 2 2 0 anlonymously, sent. 'Mr. W. W'itherhy . 2 2 0 A valuable donatiozi of Mr. T. Scarlett C 0 (lothmiiig fromi Mrs. A. Gordon. esiq. . 3 3 0 Speltsiling. Mire. Gordon . 2 2 0 T'. F. by L. H asope, esq. .5 00 '%. Cooper, tt,sq . 2 2 0 Ii. Sraig, esq. ... 2 001 Wv. S. G. by Mir. %Hackle 3 0 0 T. P. by post frotn Stone 20 0 0 Right Hlon. J. C. VUlliers 2 0 0 C. T. B-licke, esq. . SC;0 .a. iia-mmett. eiii. Bath .5 0 0 H. Bollard, e-sq. . . 2 20I 'Righbt Hon. Lord River s 10 0 0 R. liare I.e .~ .Sif`W. W. WVynn . 1 0 0 Mrm.GorcLon N?AnciiestCr. H. WV. Wynn, esq. . It 0 0 snluaTe ' . . . 252 0 11ev. - tibena . 3 0 0 Mlrs. Vaughanll 2 2 r.c. Hiinekes, esq. . 5 00 T. 'Marr-ott, esq. . 22 0 Captain Gmsveh . 2 2 0B. Sayer, csq. 3 3 0 ~. C. Riollaiid resq. . 2 ii T. WV. Rundall, esq. 3 3 0 Sir. Elliott. B,mid-streLt 3 3O0 By Messrs. Butterworth and Son. Mr. Frauriz. ditto . I I 0 Mr. Blroadhtir,s, . 20 0 Trhe Ver-y Rev. Ileami of Satils- H4nn. H1. Eden . . .5 .50 jbbu,ry. . . I 1I0 lHon. Jtistice Baylcy . 2 2 0 Ldy Mar tin . . . :3 (I f Rcsv. F. Bevan . n0 0 T. B. boy Nlr. W. C-per .5 0 0 S. Wiaring, esq. . 3 30 Dowager Counte,sso0 Man. By Miessrs. Hoare. vers . aj 4 0 Sir John Nennaway . .50( DuchessoiReckinjhmanmai a 3. Tillard, esq. . .200 0 C.handos . . . 3 0 A. B. .5., 4' 'Colomiel Bruwne - . 2 2 0 Hon. G. Veriion . 22 0 Mrs. slid Miss Stables . 5 0 0 Mlr. Hi. D. Grosvemor .10 00 A.1 A. . . . . 3 0 J. Dyson, esq. . .5 00 'Sir. 1.. Sayer . .. 2 2 0 M r. Jobi i Mor . . M.T.Z. . 2 0 0 Lord So ides . . 200 0 tI.T.Z. donation TO 1 0 0 P. Grant.eq 33 0 'Its. Itudidell . . .5 0 0 HMiss F. Budf . 5 (. .a. Putnam, esq. - . 3 0 1. By Messrs Whtmre VJii, and .14! Jessdop, e-,q... 2 2 0Witoe DittoChristmnasduumation 10 in10 ) .Kaebl,c,.. . 5 Mlrs. Jes,sop . 1Thm. od. s. .ii 0 -Ditto Christmas don,Ation 10 10 01C2 20 Righit Hon. ilarlCralvfoyd Thm22ihr n1 s 00 anld Lindsay .. .5 50 .Hitisn,c1 a0 0 Johbn Tritten, esq. . 5 50 f.Bra,s. .10 0 0 And several otber subscriptions an1oaios0yico5ol peri the repiort falr the present year. Pa i Subseriptiornt anid donations are teceis-ed by Mir. Mlarriott, treasures., '77. Br'uad-strcet, Royal E3CCIMDge: Mtr. Hl. Clarke, .52, Ness Build-street' ti.W. Cooper. B, Queen.street, Clicapside:- anid Mr. Hi. R. Griffith,5 V',rk-piace, Cambei well, secretaries; M,Nessrs. Ois-en and Elliott, 31: (litter-laiic, Chleaps~idc; .oseph Butterworthi e.aid Son1, 43, Plc-ct- street; MN nines. J,-iles, and Co. 19'2, aeet1-streetj Meiwsr, ,,ell. awlcy, aiid Clarliw, Nesw Bond-street; Mr. Allan, Frederick's. lulace, Old Jcsry; Sir. Haslispe, ij, LeadenhjaIl.,trcc!t;byec in bet f tme onimitte; r. Jtret,97, Providenieerow, Finsbuiry. square, ciollector; Mes.srs. WVhitmore, Wells, and Whitmore, bankers;, 211, Lormleard-street; Mlessrs. Hoare, haiikers, Fleet-street; M essrs.' 'hamiecrs saild Su,,n banikers, New Bu;nd.-itreet; slid Messrs. Hlam. inersley, bailkers, Pall-omall. 1TJ A I TO' AN SYSTEM .-PUIBLIC FRENTCH- ILILCLAS forl.ades aiid Genltleu;ie;m, at the Crora'n and Anchtor, iii,00 wrds ciluir n i a fi.reigim tOtIgIle, imya proce,s perfectly gran;.' matlal,~nd et liiiet itrely inechanical, by tel; hours'C pleasimlg iii- atructliaui foir the sumsm, El1. Foot ui,oithls ago this fact was believed by few; it cali 115kw he doubted by none; it hias beemi verified In litrly 2(10 instant-es withinb that time, It is, expuressly guiarailtced to, every nmeriber uuf Mr. Han...il- T,nn'. private classes, aiid thle Iitructiomi irl the lIuble class is. if pot. ~4ile moe ompet tai;tht o te rivate inlasses. Theeclasswats .;rsiize. aidtoo is frs leso orth Crowni and Anechor Tavern am Tesdy eenin lat, t haf- Sa S.The hirst lessi,n Weill lbe re- peaed,aadthesecindgivn a Itesaielourandplace on Saturday eveiii.t Th casssiilltejiai,nisn hiswek olyto persons wbolly unacimaiite wUbthe renh laguag. Aplictio to Mr.llaniiitoim, M1r. Hainiltoiiu classes fire cidren, wvhich lie begs, leave to intro- duceto he pbli undr te apelltio i"''lie IIAMIILTONIAN SC~0O~.' areno orMomzed. '1sautychldren mneet in emall classes, eac clss aviga eprat rom ind eaher. rroni I0 to 12 lii the morni * an from2 to p.ni 'f h piip Is Isn tIi ,. ie,dult classes, :re angit wthot hteriis5on WllI ii setool thYlievet illilt thec immd atePrsece ndiisttici,si f lict eaher their pro ces i thereore l toethe immemeciableto tose hima'le!so t~eei~ are fnned r,im ,snimn schols,or th usua modsof orerin to lean. Agr.inatkei nolede f tn touandsvr,i,,,,u, ieie ferent lamigulLges distlnctly Enaramuteed to each pupii iale or fenlalt in the first fotur weeks. ' lie evil commiiiinicatitlls of commoil insti- tutions are here elntirely obviated, the pupils sit in class, as in chuirch, and. mever speak wvith each other, Punishment anid reprimand are un- known n iio task bellig imnposed on the pupil, he can never be charged ,with neg eet isf perform inigit: no order being given, he can liever dis- obey. HZe is treated w ittt tie -ionie respect as his father, with wihomn le Is oftein founLd in the same class, nor is It conceived by the Principal of thlis establishnlent why atiy dlM!rellee should be matde. There are no%9 teaehiers.( teaichers hllt in'sters) ,aIMosE all ofirhom areacqusaint ed vith the alicient as iell as miodern laulgulages; it Is intended to Ill; crease theirnlulinber 71s the niiumnber of pupilsinmay increase; so that every diversity ofgellus, of fa-illty, Sr lidlustry, iiiay limive full oppor. tlinity of devepi,ing itsclf. It is, in short, hitelided to renider the c,itulsitihi of seleiiee as l'casing alid certiitn as it has been hereto- more- disgusthlig, 1thir'il(i, asld doubtful. It is verily l,elle.ed that the i-atuiltoiillial School, tohough yet Il its hiftoicy, tho.ugh yetilcono plete, clhooigli yet uniflurnished wilth keys to) soFmne of the languages tnoir printimig, or mibout te, he Priiited, 1s, nevertheless, the Most per- feet niotlel if- %%hat a "c1ioiml (tiglit to Ile, D,iu- ini existence. It i, without d,Uibt, tte clieapest es-er yet estabmhsled, if *ve regard eithler thesubn of kmn-Yiedge COilMUnt!tleated, Sir the tilnc amid trzmoney ulved to thepnpil ortparent. The reonulieratii,n is-iiow deflnitively settled at ?4 per mnth ,f four svcks,psyaWecneariably it advs-ie Inonthly. This comprehei.ds thle anlen t ic-md noledrii Ianimm;uges, anv tw,mof wvhich2 maybe studiedby the PuPil at S tithe. It is hlelldedefllortv tto have the crhool hotirsbCgllh at JOtand eud at 3,th,pupils 'deiotlingas it pre:sent tour holurs* to the. hs3n75ua,s, bult reiieving tlhe Intensity of this stuldy Iy mru Intermediate hour ot attentiomi t-li arliting, F.nglish reai4. is.lgreel5ntioii, acitinmitlt-s or rnatihenatliY4 11ll taught oil the' " 2uiltinimiallsy77teia,lt,r In heartli .lectures tn lgllgrtaphythistolryt chv nlitrY-, baliatn, or natu;ral ohssophv n * eore; amhse,ilslt anyi i; creation may heruveccs:sily:bleniJed WMli real- lmlsti3lctiorn, nmld ct-e psPlnU iSo taught the scienes75 Writh the s-sine fdhllity -as the langtlasge. ~l'ho t srmnss-ll.-thcti be4l ptt;Gmvth, iD sum s-hlhsl *Isth the pretent si-e,nbetof. mP till 'tci-e-.tots ,dmnot defray half tle expenses of thuis cstabtldlment; t!l this change take plaee, every parent is at flbertiyto tend hIs child for two boors cther mornilg or evening, paying 21. only, or 41. for boils morning and e7veni?ng;: tho In tL e tC jS G5 ite7Baa ,ttohlelan,Gm3h, l tleF latter tXD ls-l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a THIS EVENING wW be performed, (for the- 3d -time), a neW comic' Opera, cTiled PH-I ADERINa -sor; Thq1Rcse bueen To concude with IfARLItQUINAN)) THE-LVING CHESTA 'THEATRE RQYAL: COQVE C.R.DEN TH3M-EVEN1lv&' TnE-NNA. ! Cairlos, Ir.Sicar: Dinara, MdisaVUaton. * To conceude Witb HARLEQUI.& AND t'OOR RO,II ADELPHtil IW-E' A TREB, WTRAMD. TiilSEiS VENlING will be. preacented:hl Utltime at this tbeati e), the me]odraiiaeis bnirletta of THE H1EARTtOF MIDMLOTHIAN; or The Lily tof St. LeonO?rd's ' After wbich (19th'time); -an entirely new grand atd magni>cent. pantomime, catted DOCTOR FAUSTUS AND THEN BDACK DEMO-N; or, Hbriednun and the Seven Fairies of the Grotto. The box-ofi(ce is opelt Sront 10till 4, svhere( placea may be tal.enof Mr. Callan. NEIV SURREY TIfEATRE.- THISVENING -ill be presented, the Peculiar and Interesting piece of THE GAMBLERS; or, '-MIurder, thiough it have no tongue, wvill speak with tnost miraculous organ." After which, an entirely netv con ie operetta., in 2 cteCt, called FOUR INSIDE;^ or, Off by the Night Coach. The whole to conclude with an entirely new, pecu- liar, and original comic pantomime,- called FOX AND' GECESE; or, tlarlequitn the Wulte King of Chess. ROYAl. ('W8fJW; TIHEtATRE. THIS EVENING will he presented, an entirely nov'melodrama of xntense Interest, founded onl fact:s, cled THE HERTFORDSHIRE TRAGEI3Y; or, The Victims of Gaming. To conclude with a new, grand, characterlstie, Oriental Spectacle, of most peculiar inlterest, and with entirely new and most magnlD et scenery, called TH E CAi,l PH VATHtF: or, Thc 6areer of Cricue. Places to be taken ol Mr. AX. R. iowves, at thle New Box-office. TO CORRESPONDENTS. An "Observer" is informed that we never insert statements of facts unless they are authenticated. IFe have many correspondents who call upon us to publish anonymoas lettersfilled with invective, but we will not throw our shield over unprincipled cowardice. 1> Th.e publication of 'I/ae l't,itis comnmenced at 6 o'clock yester- day iiorning, and hinishe,n at 8.