To the BURGESSES of the B...
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Tlo tte DURGESSES' of th e lOiOOUG 'of HUtIT1NGDON. HE deat of. the 1%arqUis of Lotliian having called to the Hlouse of Peeira yon?r 1r" net~e eCSittV'h E.,rl of Ancrrm, therel' Occasioning a vacancy in the repreSft tior,i of~ yoraliltadhgl ra table Borough, I venture at Th SOuggestloat and as.;urance of wippuorl frona ycanny of the llurges.ses to otter mnyserhfs eicee1sor. lfIyknown Principlies of attaehmext to our urve cnttution in chuirch and.sae o on nlfht ith the members of the house of Iuinchiubro-k. and my determ"- nation to support his NlaJestsl Mtinisters, whose liberal sXidleni)ght- coed Policy htave iio justly e'ntitled them to the firatitade and confi- desice of the country, aree nv pretensionis, and s 81d Ibef1 tuat enouh t-siecee Intheob.feet of iny Fsmbitlonl. my' best exertions shall he used in uipholdiing thet honour of our country anid promioting the prosperity of the Borough of Ruiothigdon. I have the hornour to) be. with respect, Genktlemien, Your fulthfot humble servufnt, Ilinchlnbrook. April 29, ~84. JAME-S SrTUART. `EVEWRSIONARY NEETS ICET Y. Al, Chnirman. WIL1,I'AM THOMP'SON, Es aMP nd Alderman. Deputy Chairman ZAC ARY SIAC UE,Es'j. bIRE:CTORS: Thos. G!shorne Babington,tessq. Jobn MaXterman. esq. J Chriitian Clement ci eaq Thomas Stooks, esq. Johni Chapman. esq., Thomas Vigine, es, Thomas Greg. esq John Wells, esq. WVilliamn Beygate, csq. 1I.P. VvililamWhyitmore, J tn.esq. George Hlenry Ilooper, csq. ,Iohn Woolley. esq. Henry Hughees, esi. Jacob Ge,,rje WVrenceh, esq. Auditors. John Wray. tSq. Alfred 17hOr,%esq. Treasurers, Mes 'srs. Whitrrolre, IVells, and s hitmorc. The DirectosSolicitor, George Stephien. e-slE 0fREVERSION- TeDrco receive PROPOSALS for the SAnd poces fIsr ARYt PROP'ERTY. whether Real orWrrsotul,an P st of ingsur- ance on Lives, however great the amuount. 'Forms for maig h proposals may, be obtained gratuitously at the office of the society. All applications by letter moust be post paid, GEORGE STEPREN, Sertayad oiitrt the society, 17, iKing's Arms-yard, Coleman.street- J NCORPORATED LITERARty F-u.ND SOCIETY, uLln der thie limmediate Patronage of Ills Mlajesty.-~The ANNI- VERSARY FESTIVAL Of this SOCK RT Will be celebrated at Free- rnusons'-hall, on Wednesday. the 12th of MSay. on whirlh occasion His Royal ighnless the Duke ofyORKws-iitaRe the chair. The company of such Noblemen and Geuttlenilen as may be favour- able to an institution whieh has for. its obJeet the relief of men oi talent latithorsl in disty ess Is earnestly solicited. STEWARDS. The 'Most Noble the Mares=i of L. A. De la Chaumnette, esq. Lansdowna Wmn. Fras,er, esil. The Right Ron. Lord Templetown oThoas Gent, esq. T he R!gh t Hon. Lord Nawborough Win. Heseltine, esq. The Solicitor General WV. Kitchener, t. D. IV. A. Mad,,eks, esq. MI.l. Charles Knighit, esq. Wmn. Ruissell. esq. M.P. Thomas Mtoore, esq. lMr. Sheriff Whittker Cosino Orme, esq. Sheriff Sir Peter Laurie IThomas SnodVa.", esq. Beoj. B3ond Cabbli es.John Walpole Villis, el Tickets, 20s. eacbk, to be ha.d J the Stew,,arda; aliso at the chain-. bersof the Society, 4.LincolIn's-Inn-fl eds; and at thebar of the Free- mnssonr'-tavern. 7A~SYLUI orFML OPANS.- *3. H. R. H. the Puile of CAM RRIDc.E. E.G. Presidenst. VICE-P RE!I1D ENTS. Hi. Grace the Duke of Matrl- iItt. Hon. Ad. Lord Radstoek.G.C.B. borough i Right H4on. Sir Archibald Mlacdo- 'Right Hont. Earl Spencer. lt.G. Iad, bart. Right Hon. Earl Mansil ISir Win. Leighton. knight. Trea.-srer. Win. %WilIIams, esq. MI.P. The ANNIVERSARY]MEETING of this CHARITY will be held on Wednesday, Mlay 26th, wrhen the SERMON w,ill be p,reached by the Re". J. A. UlSFIEI.D, D.D. Rocto`r of St. Mielhaet's, Wood-street; Lecturer of St. ?,tlarylebone, aind CPhaplaini to the Earl Of Mualgrave. 'fhe Chapel doors will open at 12 o'clock-, and Divine Service be-gin at 1 o'clock precisely. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will he on the same day', at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. STWRDS. Henry Alexander, esq. ISamuel MtarrYatt, esq. Rev. C. P. Burn-ey,. DD. F.Rl.S. and Claude George Thornton, esq. A.S. Samuel Arthur Vardan, esq. Johnn Dent.,s~ George WVheelet, esq. Edwrard Fleetcer. r esq. I Win. Wild, esq. Henry Gaitskell, esq. Dinner tickets 155. echd. N.B. On that,day there wvill be no admis. sion to the chapel but by tickets, which wvill lbe sent to every guardian, Tuef music by MTr. Horsley, the organlist. NVM. AGIUTTER, See. The Stewards and Comimittee most eaLrnestly entreat the exertiowi of the Guardians antd their Friends on this occasion, as the funlds 01 thle charity will be very materially decreased by the lar5e sum to bt paid for the n,eccssary Purchase of the pi emlises. The objects of the charity arc Deserted Female Orplians. bereft of both thaeir Parents, ,and wvithiout any known Parish from which they can claim relief. And since the foundation In 1758 necarly 20,000 objects bave been educated.= TNiTED EMNPIRE aiid CONTINENTAL LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION', No. 10, Waterloo.place,Pall.inalii for the Insurance of Lives, Contlngcnt Assurannes and SurviVor. ships, Endownments for Childi en, for the Puirchase and Sale of An. nuitic and Reversions, and to, grant Annuities. HONORARY DIRECTORS. ThoSe miarked thus ei are also Trustees. isEclenc Count Mose Riglht Hon. Sir Gore Oneseley -Rgt~,.alfI' inadKiO .G. Prendergast. esq IT. P'. cadine _F-Cbarlei Tennyson., es'q. P.M. 'Or. o. Lrd Vie.Triigos Lieut..General WVetherall :Right Flion. Lord R. Fitzgerald I Major Mtoore *Right Hon. Lord Geo. Seymour Edmnund MorrIs, esq. DIRECTORS. -Slr E. Colebrrooke, hart. Chairmnan. Lienit..Colonel Mt. Shawe, Deputy Chairman C. R. Broughton, esq. Johni Kioigston, esq. Harry Cooke, esq. Nugenit Kirkland, esq. Sir Francis Desnges Sir olini Scott Lillie \VV. D. Fellowts, esq. Sir James; M'Grigor Richard Gilbert, esq. Capt. WV. A. Mcontagou, R.N. lhankers-Mess rs. Drucmnoiid. Standing Couunse]-Launcclot Shadwell, esq. Solicitor-Christopher Godimond, esq. Physjician-Dr. Hoime, 9. Curzon-strect. Sorgeon-Phineas Coyne, eso. 41, Welbeck-street. persons efrecting life assurances wvith this Society will not merely derive Immediate benelits by the r-ates and conditions, but extensive Eultiinate advantagesl, as it Is one of Jits leading principles tbhat the assured toT the whole term of life shall eventually possess the entire finds and resources of the Association, participating sLcs", in the Inite- rim,.in eachbpcriodical divisi,,n of prolits. The Association continues to advance money on revlersions and amnuities sa'isfactorily secured. The board days are on Wednesdays at 3 o'clock, and oii Fridays; at II1. Atteiidance daily, from 10 till 6 o'clock, to receive proposals, and to fuirnish every inforniation that may be required. By order, JoHN IIATRAY, Registrar. The half-yearly payment of.5 per cent. linterest on shares due oni thie 15th April last mnay be received by Proprietors at tule Office of the Association, any dlay, between thle houirs of 10 and S.. dcIUJILDHALL, LOndon, 27th April, 1821.-To "PA&VIE:RS.-Trhe Conmissiioners of Sewers of the City of London and Liberties thereof heteby give stotice. that they wtvi meet in thle ilulidhallof the said City', on, Tuesday, t.e 18th dayf sil ay next, at 55 o'clock in the afternoon to receive PRtOIOSALS f.r PAVING the CARRIALIE WAY Iln FLVltT-STREFT, in the Ward of Farringdon without. A patiar description of the initernded works miay he seen at the Clerk'sl ofIce Th oatc r to attenid pei soilally at the time of Contracting; and secuxrily will be required for the due prf,rmance )f the Contralch SIVM BOND, Prhicipal C~lerk. N. BI. Tenders will not be received after f5 oeciock. The C'om- ssnigsioners do not consider themselves botind to accepit the lowest Proposasl. e-i UI LDHALL, hori on, Arl27, 18S2t.-RA iiERS.- h(XThe COMMNISSIONERS of SEWES Of the C'ity .If Londoni and ILiberties thlereif1 heTtiiy giVe notice, thlat they wili MEET ill thte Cotuncil Chamber of the Guildhall of the said City. oii Tuesday, the 11 ti day of May- liext, atd ,cce precisely, to RECEIVE PROPOSALS. and C(5NTRACT for CLF.ANSING, the following Classes or Districts f,.r 12 calenidar mionths, from NUdsuRnmcr next, viz.:- Claiss I. Thie wards of Bridge, Candlewick, Dowgate, aiid L.ondon- bridge 2.giCordlwainer. Bread-street, Vintry. and Queenhithe. 3- Basaishaw., Cheap, Colemanl-street (except Little Monorfieldsl, and Hsone7-lsoe-umarket. 4. Farringdon-without (north side), except Smithfield-miarket, Gilt- .sPur-atreet. St. Johin-street, Duke-street, and Long-lanie, withi part of Fleet-market. 5. Farrlngdon-without (southi aidc. including that p art of Bridge- street that is in the 'Ward of Farritngdoni-witlinl, vwith part of Fleet- mark et. 6. iiishopsgate-withinl, Limle-street. LAugborni, and Leadenhali- miarket, togethetriwith that part of St. Mlary-axe andi Limec-street, Which Is wlti thn e Waid of Aldgate 7. Biahopsgate-withouit, and Broad-street, inAcluding tue whole of Finich-lane. 8. Cripisiegate-without (liucluding thte wvhole of Little Moisrfieldsl andj Aldersgate-withou'.t. 9. Crlpplexate-within anid Aldersgilte within. with, thos,e partsi of 'Hart"treet, Monivkell.street, Falcon-square. Noble-street, Foster-lane, and Gutter-lane, a-s are in Farringdon-witbIn. 10. Farringdo-s.-vithins (exce t Bridge-street, and those parts mnen- tioned in else's 91, CestlebaynariX, and Newgatc-mnarket. 11. P'ortsoken and Aldgrttelexcepttbosspartsmentioiled,niclase 6.) 12. Tower and Billingagate. 13. Coruihill aiid Walbfook. excePt Finch-lane. 14. Smilthfield-market, including GiltspHer-street, St. Johin'street to the bars, and that part of Duke-street and Lotig-lane wh'ich is within theWar ofFarindon-u-lthout. The trees. &. ae to be cleansed and the slop taken awvay before 10 oclok Inthemoring, from LadyK-day to MichaclimaS. and thie rubis, dst dit,itier, and aishes. taeT,withouitfee or reward from thehoues,celarssd yards., pfthe inhaibitants, twice in every w'eek-, in roa whele itt5,s'Withiilap-sto cover thern. Tliemanneranid tuneof leaningthepublic markxetsi witth other Particulars of the courar. us. besen at the clerk's office, Guildihall. The Parties are to aten peronaly,at the timne of econtracting; security, will be re- guiedforth du prformance of the contract. The contract is not to e ssiitd wthut the consent of the Commissioners. Tendei w'lntereeive after 6 o'clock oni the day Of treaty, neither will an ieatsibe permitted toi be mrade In any proposal after that time. VVM. BOND, Principal Clerk. N.U. The Commissioners do not contsider themselves bouiid to ac- eept the lowestfproposs). ~CYA I MTU _IANI S~YSTEM.~-Ciiy Eiltablishment, 10. Poultry, unider the direction of MSr. BROWN, niember of 'Mr. Hamilton's fainliy. Prvate Classes for the following Languages. Will meet on Alondaiy. ?,ay 10. at the above establishment: for the Greek-, SPanish. and Por- tuguese. at 6 o'clock ; for the Itail~l; anid Germlan, 7 o'clock; and for the French and Latin. at 8 o'clock in the evening. These cla.sses will renmalii open tfi MlaY 1 7. for the reception or members. Thre wvole e,,urse. diyided into five sectionsl of 10 lessns, of one bour each, 2i. IOs.-payable in advance. T(i eachi section a correspond ing profici- ency Is giosranteed. wvhich if i,ot attained, the Pupils are at liberty to rake the sectioii over, agaiin without any additional charge. Public Classes for the French, German and Latin Languages (which 4irer from the Priyate Ciasseesmuly In being unlimited In number arid n;gisLalntee behig mnadel will meet on 'Wediiesday, Mfay 12. at 8 o'clocek in the morn,ing precisely, ritnd remnain open u,itil Wednesday, Mlay 19. for the recefptiolt of mnembers. The first French Public Class havinig concluded their first sect'on. will begin the tsecond on Wed. needay. MAY 12. Sit 7 o'clocik in tire evening, arid weill remain open for a fewv days, f,,r tlle reception of persons who hiave alreaLdy made some progress rin the langua'go. Terms 11. per section. Prospeqtuses, detailine the nmicOlenfey attained at the eoiiciusion of each section, to he haaat N r. Bi055fls Hamniltonian Class RO,oms, 10. Ppultry. AMLONA SY'I-M.-Mr. HAMILTON re- HLJ s ppetfujlli annouOc!es thatt his GREEK KEY to the GOSPEL of St. JOHN Is niow READY', and may ire had of Boosey and -'on, and at is esdene. 5,Cedil-,3treet. Strand, price 7S.6Gd. wvhere may be had also for theLatiOla5rorthe me o the t techr ad earer Inerinerytrasltios ave been made in lmst lllanuaes,bu litl ornobenfi ils eleved has been hithrto erivd frm thm. Tose iov offered to the British public are as different in principle andiletail, as they are In toe use or applica- tioni from any before ptblfihed. In . o translation ever before prinited has each word been rendered by a corresponding part of speech; in none his the precise and literal meaning or every word, and that meaning only been given; In none has the Phrase been tralislated ac- cording to a sltrict grammatical analysis of it: In lione has the idiom of the language *f the student been w;holly sacrfliced to an exact renider- long of the idiom of the language studied: no man has before dared to snse had English; even birbarims. in order more clearly and precisely to express the meaning of the wvord translated. The diference is theref,,tc immense, and the resslit proportionate. Mslore may beleal ned or communicated by a right use of these translatioi,s in one mouth than by the use of aiiy other,or by the help of graLmmar and dictionary, it Hamilton, In conjunction with his p2rtners, Mrs. Hanilton, his t;vo daughters, Mlfrgaret and RUzabeth Hamilton, Mr. Philip 0. Skene, ann John W. Underwo,od, continies to meet private classQs at his i,muse, 25, Cecil-street, Strand, where may be had inteUlgenee ofthe different public clusses. Private classes for the anclent and mo- dern laniguages asseinble at almost all hours. Those wY,o have any knowledge of them may be prepared to euter such as may suit thelr acuali iknowledge, by one or more private lessons, without expense. New lasses of from 2 or 3 to 6 or 8 persons assemble almost every wveek. The section of 10lessons, payable In advance, 21. iOs. Pro. ficienev In all cases guaranteed. Private classes orf 6 persois or more, for any of the languages, met In any part of the metropolis, or its immediate neighbourhooi, on the same terms as In Cecil-street. Mr. Hamilton is COlnected with ow other persan except those mentloned above, nor has he any establ5hinentY tne city. in the press, and will be publiJhed in a few dads, Studia Metrica, or ansIntroductiOn to the Composilton of LathA exameter and Pen- tameter, Alcaic and Sapphli Ver. Also a Key to the bame. ByJoha Wmn. Und.erwond. __ __ _ VEVONSHIRE C1DDR;J. 2nad S. DREW, of Ex- minser.nicr Exter bE to nfosi.theli- Friends and Pamillies 3rn general that they bavejust sdt?,ived vitls 160hoOgheadad of very as- perlior CIDER of their own growth, which they varrant to be Wl the pure state, and offer the same for SALri Qn moderate terms, in casks of from 20 to 120 gallons each- J. and S. rew solicit an earJy inspec- tion of' their cellar at Wool-quj. Custonhouse, or samples at 17, yortugal-.strtet, Ltncoi'lm.shel lt. '. .. ("tRAND MASQUERADE, untler. the inimediate _WPatronag~ -of Twelve Noblemern.AXgyn1T0oms, nextThur-day, MAty is. For parflrculars llpply to the comnmittee, at hrr, diarieS Wri lit's. opera Colonadie~.iHaymarketNvIho.will give his finest Wines on-t e Ie)Aon AT L NI(positively the onfly Night of iZ tis Season at Play-house pr ces).-For the BENFTo r 'NELL.Moud.y, Mfay 17.- The Vitxlous Entertainmnents of the oven- In,gwill consist of, First Part, Rossini's favoutrite Operaof IL TURCO IN ITALIA. Princlilal cbaracters, Madame Ronzi de Begnis, Signor lie- mnorino, Signora Begrez Di Giovannl, and Signor de Begnle. After the Opera MaAame Catdaula will asig far the first thime Iskozart5,ArIa, Mar-, tiale Non Andria Farfalonl Amoroso, from: the Nozzi di Figaro. By per- mI~sfosio of Rt. NV. Elliston, es(k Ehe Drury-lane Companyiwill perfojrm tI ptit English Comnedy of, bIMPSGN and CO. At the conclusions of the pece Mdame atalaill will slngEone of her mnoat popular arlIks, and thenatona anhemof Gad save the King. To conclude withi the gran balet f LeSone d'Oatilsin tOsslan's Dream), in which All the pricipl ancrsand the whole corps de ballet will appear. Bores to b taen oly romMr. Kelly, 13. Great Russell-street. Covent- garen,andMr.Seglh,Opera Box-office, 105, Regent-street, from 12 fflN OWERSof ETATS.-QUIABLE A.. ~~LOAN BANK COMAY Citl?.000.OO0 Sterling.-nSre of ?50 each. Ptron, His RoyalHilghnless thel Dueof YORK. John Bent, eseq. Srf. P. VlE EI Willia Holines, esq. Ml. P. Sir Richard BInite, Kot. 'tp Luhlngton, esq.LL.D. li. P. Mr. Aldermani laridgs b.P. Jn George Lambton, esq. St. P. lion. NV. X.Dula. P. 'IS6 Msa,rJoribanks, eso. Ni. P. Mr. Alderman Garratt Samuel Scott, esq. N P.. John Charles iterrics. esa. Si. P. Johtn Smitb, esq. Vt. P. Chairman.u Sir WILLIAMI 470NGRPgVE, Bert. M. P. DIREC.TORtS.' S.R. Mi. Barrett, esq. 151. P. Thom amilslet, esq. John Burnell, csq. George Harrison. esq. James Brogden, e.,q. Al. P; 'Mr. Aldernman Key David Barclay, esq. Sir Peter la urie. knt. Benijamini Carr, esq1. C. EltdO Prescott, esq. Joseph Clarke, esq. Mi. Surtees, esq. Henri, Clarke. csq. A. Surtees, esq. Colonel Davies, M.. P. WIlliam Thomnpsoat,es;q.N.P.A1Ld Johni Dunston. esq. Joshtua WValker, esq. Mt. P. Joseph Fry, esq. John Wilkin, esq. Isaac L. Goldsmid, esq. AUDI T. Wilkinson, esq. 5l. Att-wood, -to N. .P. T. Carr GIyn, s Toa Setcalfe esq. WV. Stanley Clre Ms.II. Lievesley, sj ihr d Railkes, esq. TREASURES M.Sessrs. Frys anid Chapman; Messrs. Sonr A anod,td Co. Solicitor, Jobn W R,eq The Board of Directors Intend to estals oecaiusCENTRAL OFFICE, for the Meetings of the Directors and DepCi of Fledgesi, lIn the City, wvithir biall a mile of St. Paul's, anld other Offices or Were. houises near Wbitechap I I ClrRtIwel.l or Fins- I Westminster Shadwello Wappinig bury I and Shoreditch IHigh HolbornosSh Sutwrt Persons who desire to Sell or Let ayro ,plibusbtntial Freehold or Lessehold Premnises, Inthesiutosmatrn ito the offices of the Solicitor to the Comay1,Flsu,psewrte panrticOlas of the property, with a fi ecito ftepess5 h tenuire or term of years, the amountoftxsadthrogon,an the lowest p;esium or rent. The premises, where situatoanprc aer unobjectiosiabe, will be surveyed, an-d the most elile eetd but there wvill be no0 negoliation wilth any applicants of woeoiia proposals the Board ma"y disapprove. Dy order of the Directors, Finsbury-pilace, My6, 1834. JOHN W -L"S. *rHIE METROPOLITAN LOAN and INVEST- I. M~~hENT COMPANY. CAPITAL-ONE MILLION STERLING. For tberinvestIng of Capital on Securities, produIteng aPermianent and Rtegular Rate of Initerest. TRUSTEES. Sir Thomlas Barrett Lennardl,bart. IJohn Towgodesq. 'Mr. Sergeant Onslo,MP I, Wjllam T ingdeld, esq. DJIRE,CTORS. Benjarmin Anslay, esq WIlkinsOn Mathews, esq. Edwvard George Bjarnlard, esq. William ILorance Rogers, esq. John Bourdleu, esq. William Taylor, esq. Colonel Archibald Campbell WillIamn Henry, Tinney. esq. Edward Clarke, esq. George Dlgby WingS eld, esq. Thomnas Barrett. Lei;nard,esq.M.P. Broomse?. Witta, esq. George Barrett nennard, es. John Wrottesley, es%.. Standing Counsel-H., Bellenden Ker, esq. Lincoln s-Inn. Sollcit.rs-MeAsrs. WV. and J. WV. DronmleY, Gray's-inin-square. Secretary-M4r. William Bromley. Actuary-Mlr. NV. S. Stratford. Bankers-.Megsrs. Rogers, Tow4ood, Olding, and Co. Clemnent's-lane. The difficulties attending the investmient Of capital by Individuals on landed securities, to atber wvith the lowv rate of initerest produced b ythe funds, suggested the idea ot forming a Jolint Stock, CoMpany, orthe purpose of making such iuivestment. The cafpital of the Company consists of one million, to be sub- scribed frin shares of one hundred pounds each; tent per cent, to be paid at the timeo~f subscribing, the remiainder will be railed for by ins3talments of 5 or 10 per cent, as opportunities of.investing the capital occur. The nature of the invyestments wIvll be mnortgages, aLnnuities, life interests, ground rents, a;id reversionary property; the principal objectIs to makce a fxed and regul.arhalf-yearly divIdeid,dlstrlbutfog all iniiedental profits arising from the falling in of reversionary pro- perty by way of additional dividend or bonus. TIhle regular dividend will, It is confidenitly expected, considerably execeed the general ratte of linterest obtained on public securities. The capital will in lio Instantce be dimninisbed, as, whenever rerer- sionary or other property is urchased, on the disposal thereof by the Company wvhenl it fails ?rnto possession, the original purchase money sti'll be returned to the capital Whilst the Company offers no protspect of immoderate gain, the shareholders inceur no possible responsibility, nor is the capltal in any wise pu,t in ha7ard, as none but uexcep tloiiable securities will be accepted. Persona desirousq of taking shares wvill send proposals addressed to the Secretary, at the Office of the Company, 3, Verulam-buildings, Gray's-mnu, at which place further particulars will be fur;iished, or by pplcaton t he banking-house of M1,essrs. Rogers, 'l'owgo, n Co. where books arc nlow open for the reception of the frst Instal- mentof 0 pr cist whch,by reoluionof thie Court of Directors, The ompnyae nw radyto dvace money by way of mortgage or aiunty,andtret fr te prchse f life interests, ground rents. and evesioaryprop aty f ay knd.Applications to be maide at ~XESTMVINSTER HOSPITAL, or PubliC Insfirmar1y, WV iames-street Inear Buckingham-gate, instituted in 1719. for the Relief of the Sick aiid Needy frozn all parts of Great Britaini. The KING, Patron. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, Vice-Patron. His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, President. VIC&PEPI'SIDENTS. The Right Hon. Earl Spencer The Right Hon., thSpeaksr of the Thie Right Hon. Ear Grosvenor, House of Consioioiis The Right Hon. Vitict. Sidmouth The Right Hon. Sir Archibald The Right Hon. Lord Aren Macdonald, hart. The Right Hon. Lord .Colhester The Very Rev'. the Dean of West- The Hon. Philip Pusey IMiLster On Suniday Morsilu, the 9th Mlay. a SERMON will be preacehed in St. Miargaret's Cthurch. Westminster, for the benefit of this In- stitution, by the Rev. 30SEPH4 ALL.EN, M.A. Prebendary and Arch. deacon of tke CollegIate Chutrch of St. Peter, Westminster. Divine service ivill begiii at I1I o'clock precisely. Twvo anthems wvill be sung oil the ocensions by Sir. Cia- k, of His 'Majesty's Chapels Royal. Mdr. Goulden, of Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's. and Mrs. Clark: thle organ by Mfr. J. B. Sale; wvho have kindly voluiiteered thefr services In alil of the charity. In addition to the other benevolenzt purposes of this inistItution the Governors are eniabled (n)' meanis of the repeated beiieffactiomis and legacies of many, pious and charitable persons) to niasintain, clothec, and,su,pply with every niecess-ary comnfort, certaini patients, wVho after the seI of al rprmelei anid inethods are deemed incurable. Cases fromi accident arc received 4withouc letters of reeonitniciidktlon stall1 hours of the day or night. A Subscription of three guinieas per annum constitutes a Governor: a benefaction of ?20 ranld upw'varpda, a Life Trustee or Governor, with the Pr!Iile of reomendlug ptients in Proportiomi to the sum contributed anid every sub3criber of oiie. t%Vo, 'it mote gulineas per annumi is entitled to recommend ,one ln-patient aild twvo out-patients iii the year for er.ch guinea sutbscribed. Subscription, anid benefactions arc received by Messrs. Hoare, Fleet- street; George Aust, ces Treasurer, Kemisinigron; at the Hiospital; and by CHA RLES DONMIALL, Sec. and Receiver, 4, Abingdoii-street, Westmliister. ERCHANT1S' 'SEA MEN's OFFICE, Royal LVA Excl:angc..30th April, 1824-CORPOPATION for RELIEF and SUIPPORT of SICK Staimed and Disabled SEA.MFN, and the Widowvs aiud Children of such as shalt be Killed SlAInI, or Drownied in the Mer- chants' Service, incorporated 20 Geo. ii!. cap. 38- JOHN CLARK POWELL, Esq. President. COMMITTEE. 'I homas'Aahtonn ion. esq. I JagmestGreig, esq. John Baylyv, esq. WiliV King, esq. 'Thomas Bensoim, esq. iieorge La, esq. Robert Chapman, esq. I Vd1;ZardLLyee, e',q. Jonathan Chapman. esq. John Lcke,eq Francis Cressawell, esq. Jme orn, esql. Jesse Curlinig, eai(l. James Simis, esq. Joseph Dowson, esq. Daniel Stephensoni, csq. John Deacon, esq. ClandI Geo. Thornton, esq. Geoige Goocli. esq. 'fhe Increasin demands upon the funds of this institution have latterely oblige the committee to reduce the penslons allowed to the distressed objects of it to the small sum of 41. and .51. per annum per map, whether seainan or master; 21. lOW. per annum to wvidows; and 11. to each child under 14. The commHittee having reason to suppose that the liberalty of merchants aoii others would not be wvithhcld If their case was made known, they have thought it their dory to solicit attentioii to the state of the fundsi of the corporRtiop- Duri;;g the last year wvas paid to 1760 Pensloiiere ?C5,02.i 5 0o In Temnporary Relief 234 13 6 Expenses of Establish- menit, including Salaries of Secretary, Assistant, anid Surgeon., Rent, Taxes, &-c. - - - 736 4 10 Receipts for the same timec:- ?5,99 3 4 Sixpence per Mlonth Deducted from Seamen's Wages ?4,040 19 9 Initerest on the Capital.1,363 10 0 ?C5,404 f? Thecommittec beg to add, that the capital arises solely from bene- factions and legacies. anid that tile amount paid to seamen, since the establIshmnent of the corporation, has greatly exceeded the sum re- ceived froni them. B3y order of the Comnilttee, XV. WATSON, Secretary. Donations received by Mtessrs. Sikes and Co. Mansloinhouse-street; and by the Secretary, at the Office, Oer the Royal Exchange. Subserlpttons received;- John Clark Powell, esq. ?20 0 0ThomiasWrilsons, esq.Wap- 'The CormmIttee, 10 gui- ping - ?10 10 0 neas each - 2100 0Clharles Soames, esq. - 22 0 London Assurance Corpo- Thomas Wilsoii, esq. ration - - - 105 00 WIarhsford-eouar - 55 0 The East India Compansy,105 0 0Catain Thomnas Larkins, The Russkia Company 50 0 0 E.CvS. - . 1010 0 WestindiaoocliCompatiY 50 0 0Chistoplher Smith, esq. Jo,seph Somes, esq. -10 100 Adermnan - - 5 00 William Bawtiree, esq. -10 10 0Josephi Cotton, esq. -1.0 10 0 J. It, W ifllams and Co. -10 10 00Edward C.Bradford,e8q. 10 10 0 Thormas B. Oldfield, esq. 21 0 0ThomlasWllsomi,esq.M.P. 10 10 0 Benijamin Woolner, esq. 2 2 0 WiVllam D. Dowvson, esq. 10 10 0 Rn OYAL NATIONAL INSTITUTION for thle JLI, PRESERVATION of LIFE from SHIPwRECK. Patron. His MAJESTY. President, The Earl of LIVERPOOL, E.G. Clhairman of the Comimittee, THOMIAS WILSON, Esq. M.P. The Committee have much pleaisure in nmskims their grateful acknowledgments for the liberal subscrIPtions received itu the last! wveek, slid feel confident that In proportiom as the niature of the In- stitution shiall be under-stood, and the extent of the coast on which it Is intended to afford relief be cointemplatsed, wvill the liberality aiid benevolence of the public be extendied to this'estabisliment Ansount already advertised- X560 ,Jos:irs Aim. Subs Subscriptions since received, Geo. Basevl esq . 5 50 Messrs. Rlciard'and Robert Ollverson - 10 10 0 Mrs. Duppa, of Upper Homerton - _ .52 10 0 Messrs. Rivaz, Harford, and Rlvaz - 10 10 0 2 2 0 John Peter Rasheli, esq. - - - - 55 0 N. M4. Rothschild, esq. - - - 26 .50 Lewis Btirnand, esq. - - 10 10 0 1 1 0 Geo. MuaRro, esq, -5 5 0 Robert Brown, esq. - -10 10 0 1 1 0- Mlessrs. G. J. and G. Ranking - - 21 0 0 Thomas lharry, egq. Wlmpolecstrept - 2 0 0 Messrs. WooaUbridge, Dyer, and Son * 10 10 0 Messrs. Thomas liemble, Son, and Co. - 21 0 0 N. Chharrington, esq. - - - 10 10 0 Henry Ews'bank. esq. - - - - 650 Captain Sir Charles Sullivan, bart. R.N. 5 50 Messrs Flndlay Bannatyne, and Co. - .5 5 0 Capt;ln lienty Eiton, R.N. - - 1 1 ii Messrs. Davidson, BarJcly, and Co. - 21 0 0 Z. Levy and Son --5 .50 Johsb Dock, esq. - -5 5 0 Robert Barclay, esq. 21 0 0 G. A. Edmunds, esq. - - - - 650 L. J. VarbhaB, esq. 6- 0 Joseph Hardeastle, esq. - - - - 10 10 0 Alfred Hardcrstle, caq. - - - 10 10 0 Nathl. Ilardcastle, esq. - - - - 10 10 0 F.J. -5 50 - Walford, esq.-- -- - -1 1 O Joshua Hobson, esq. - - - - 10 10 0 Messrs. Bell afd Grant - - - * 10 10 0 WVllUam MellAh, esq. - - - 21 0 0 The slargate Pler aud Harbour Company 21 0 0 John PctYt, es - - - - - 10 10 0 Messm lmues, leverldge, and Co. - - 10 10 0 V. Thomas, esq. - -5 50 1 1 0 N. D. Crisp, esq. .. 2 0 0 Robert Simpson, esq. - - - - C5 0 Thonnas Richardson, esq.-10 10 0 Messrs. Cattley and Stephenson - - 6 50 Donations and subscriptions will be received by Wm. Slke5, esq. treasurer 5, Manslonhouse-street; tnd by the oeverga bankers of the maetropolte