KING's THEATRE OPERA CONC...
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JjiNG's THEATRB OPERA CONCERT' ROOI?s' Haymarkt, (now beautifully flitte-d up a.i a Theatre,with BOxes- t,asd Gallery.)-..Mr. D. F. AVALKEtI'trespectfully annlounfces his ASS RON.OMICAL LECTURES on the NEW N-IDOURLANION. or large Transparent Orrery. To commence THIS EVENING, (Wedne6day, March 10.1 and to conStinuea each WVedniesday in Lent. Boxes 43.; 2Jpper ditto I.; Pit 2s.:t GaUery Is. Doors open atsevenl 'begin at hal-f past; end at ten. Tickets anid places to be had of Mir. Seguill. at the Opera Box-office, In thie Quadrant. IC ING's THEATRE.--Signor BEN ELLI respectfUlly E.~ bes leav to inorm th Nobiityad Gentry. SLibscribtersi to the Opea.r.n te Pblc, ha th SCOD CONCERT SPIRLITUEL of AN'CIENand MODRN MUSI, similr to the Concerts S'pirituels at Ps.r.s,wil tae paceon ridy nxt.For the Solos, Messrs. Lindle WOma, P.zzi Cetron, Mnesn, ad Mir. Kiesewetter. Mlr.J. T Harrs wll resde a th Oran.TheOrchestra and Chorusset will leeselcte frm te irs Peforers ad consist of upwasrds of 120 persns.Thewhoe t beundr te drection of Signor Coesa. Tlhe remainIng Concerts to be oni the succeeding Fridavs during Lent. Part I. Overture. from 1 Demophoon" 'Vogel. Quartetto. from "ia3tari e Falliero.'- by Mesdames Vestrs Caradori, Miessrs. Curioni and Benetti, RobStni. Air, from 1The M ssfah," '. He was despised and rejected of Alen,' by MissL Love, Handel. Conceerto on the cla- rinet, by Mr. Wilmsan, Lindpsjnrter. Duetto, fromi 1 AdelasiS e Ale-frnmo." bi' Messrs. Garcia and Cuirioni, Maiyer. Recitittke. " I Feel.' and Air, "1Arm, ye Blrave,"' by Mr. Atkins, Hanidel. Air, by Mladame Cataanl, Handel. Finale, from "1Clemenza di Tito," by Mieadanies Catalani. Vextria, CeLradotri, Castelll. and Mr. Kellner, Mozart. Part 2. Overture, from"~ M~arifalorntalbanu," Winter. "~Sta. bat Mater." by eight voieCs, withouit accomlpaniment, which Is annu- ally sung In the Clhapel ofSt. Pietr,i In Horne, first chorus by esdarnes "~f1.Caradori, CssteUl,i Love, Mfessrs. GaLrcia Curionil Kelluier anid Ain:second chorus, full choruis. Winter.Cocronte oln as Performed wvith great success at the Fhilharsnonic Society, by Mir. Klesewret-er. Mayseder. Duetto.,1 TI Veego. l'Abbraito,~ hy Aies. danes Vestris and Caradori, WVinter. A a. by Nladanie Cltilarl o. quartetto, from 1Idomeneo," by Mieadanies Caradori,V'estris Mles- sieUra Garcia, Kellner. Mozart. -1Rule Britannia!' (by particldai de- aIre) Aladame Catalani. Applications respecting boxes, to be made to Nir: Seguin, Opera-office, 103, Quadranit. Regent-street. Bloxe.i 3 gFuineas each. Admittance to the boxes, 10s. 6id.; to the pit 73* to the ~YPRMISIO oFtheLOR CAMBERLAIN. Oeii~er. n th Wedesdayand rida EveIl ofteenun Lent, a COUR, of OATORIAL aid CIlTICAL 5LCUE nSHAK- SEA RE,and on DramaticComnposition and Theatrical Representation in general, Including Animladversi;ins oni the retrospective and Pre- sent State of the Stage; Criticismis on thte Performers who have su5- tamned thle prIncipal Characters of Skakspeare, fromi the days of Gariek; and on the moit popular Authi,rs wsho have given to their WMritings3 a diamatdc form, or furnished materlias for the recent Dramas and ilelo-dramast. The lectures will be preceded by miscella- 1De0as Recitation, serious and comnic. Thbe course wvill consist of 1 0 lectures, and will eolnmence on Wednesday, the 10thi. Sudbscriptionls for the course:-Boxes. 21. 2s. Pit. 11. 45. Tickets transferable. Stagle admissions :-Boxes. 5s. Pit, 3s. Fir.,t Gallery, louly) 2s. Fa- nililes or select parties may be accommodated with exclusiv'e SIxles for the course. Subeeriptioii tickets to be lhad of Mlr. Ebers,, Bond-street: Mr. Sams, Pall-mall; Mlr. Rldgw6ay, Piccadilly. Mr. Bt'dvn ewgte-tret; esss. owdery and Kirby, and Mr. Reynods'.Oxfod-stret; r. Fntum,78. tran; atBoEyle's Court Guie Ofie. . Lle 'tr-quae; nd.,ftheLeturr,North Brixton Cottge,wher prvateinsructonscontnueto h gien in cases of ImPedient. Te hous hta ben wel aired and god fires willl be he the ~ ~~~Y INER"'l talke place TO-MOROW, Wednsday,March10,1at the Frceemasrns'-hflhl. l'rsldnt.Hi Roal icnes th Dke of YORK, (wAho has gra- cios1y;gofieh i lnei;ionof taking th ebair.) VIE-RSIETS. 145 oylLHihness the Duke of .!ussex; lils Grace the Duike Of Leed.uk of Bedford. Dtuke of Rutland. K. G.,, tile Mlost Noble the 'Marqiiiof Stafford, K. 0. a.rquis of lertford,K E.C. Mariquis of Bute, lilarq us of A n,;esey, K.t 0Marqinii of H-untley, MarqUisl of Worces- ter. MF. P'.; Right Ilion, the Earl of Ess,ex. Earl of Cov-etitry, Earl of D)arlingtoin. Earl of Mlulgrave. Earl of Nl;itw;.rth, G. C. iP. Earl of Aberdeen, K. T. EaLrl of Glengifil; Viscount Durncannioii Ni. P.; Lord Setsey,Lo~rd'Ilennik'er,LordNtugent,I.P. LordG.Wmr.Rilsseell,M.P.LordF. ham. ord Athur il,. Lrd Win. Lennox, Caclo of th Excequer N. . Geoge Wrreider, hart. M. P. ; I IOn. General Phips.M. . on.f',iiesiRobrt ayor, Hot. Georfe Lamb, id. P. lIon EdundHyn. Hn.W F.Elphimtolce i4on.win.r.F.V.Powlett, N. P Ho. GergeAgarElls; Mi'.Liet.-GeOeral Sir Ronald C. Fergu- son id P.K.CB..Majr-GnerlSi Tomas D5yer, Sir WriiConigreve, H.P.K.GO. Sr Adrcv Raxisd. .C. RSrbes,SirThoS.HaCr 'c Far~u ha,Sir Georce P-oock. Sir George Cler , M,. P. SirJ.ohn Prin.Ad C~ hadres Flower. Aid. Sir Robert Tdwrshend Farqu br gt. Colovnel Rauiken. lir Thomas Lawrence, P .A i ihr ine Capt' . Forbes. I(. N. : Joh Cae:c ..CalsCl.e'.NI. P. Jh Nv;l,:ci Croker,.M. P.Wm.,ris i.Cx .Ciitry i.Cl:is. WVin. Jloseph l)enl,om,, M.P. Jhi Dakn.ReaM lr ai.NP. I. Hi. Xl2s'e y Daweon., M.P. Joh Fle,Jhi alrlie,Georget razer, Francis Free:ing, James Goding, Charles Gree;iwoo.i.m Hasker, Tholnas HayL~ne, Henry Harris, Charles K bi,Tnasevertoni, Peter Latirie. Sherill, J,.bn Lys ter. ihr Mri.H P. T1. B. Mash, Th-s. Moore, Jnc.. Pearse. M.P. Ge.rc,n.BkrRichards, Thos. Field Savory. Rt,,wland Stephenn Roert smirke. Martlin Archer Slice. Ceorje WVatson Taylor. H.P inTrotter, OweziWfl~ltatO, M.P. Thomnas Wood. George By,roti Wilks.Seriff, John S. 'A illett, Win. Wllisz. jun. eolrs. TRUSTEES. Sir Coutts Trotter, bart. I Johti Faw;'ett, esq. IHenry liarris, esq. NTE WA it D5. Mesars. Abbott. Bellamy. B. I'. Bellamy. Blanchiard. Broatdhurst, Baker. Chapii..an, t'tarenioot. Corner. Cinniior, Durtiset, Egerton. Farley. WV. Farren, Fawcett. 14irrehow, Joines. Keelcy, Liston, 2ilths,s Macready. NMead..ws. Pope, Siniclair, Taylo,r, Yate , Young. Treas,urer. Mr. FaVrcett.-Secretary, Mr. F.gcrtoni. Ticke,s, at I1. is. each iwine iniclude'di. to lie ihad of the Stewards. at the Fund offie., Theatre Roly.. I. Covem;t-gardein. every day from I2 Tl:l 4. The haIl doi,rs will be opened at 5 o'clock. Dlinner inmmedi- atel- on the arrival of their RoyaEl Hghre,ese. To the PROPItIF-TORS oif EAST INDIA STOCK. L.ad4cs amid Gentlemen. TN consequence of the lamented deatli of Sir Thomas Reid. Bsr-. I rake the liberty- of soliciting the lionotur of your vo!es and support as a C ANDIDAT E for thie VAC'ANT SEAT Ill the DIRECTION of y-our AFFAIRS. PcTniit me to expiress my warmest acknxivledgtients for the kind encouragemnent which I Ihave received since the last election ; also. most respectf,illy, to entreat the continued exertiois eit miy fricens, being miy determinastioni to proceed to the ballo,t. I have the hionour to be, Ladies azid Gentlemen, Y'our niost obliged faithfuil servant, Nc'v 8road-street, March 1, 1824. J. hI'E''TY' MUSPItATT. M r. Mu Ls tt's Committee will :ir daily at thle City of Londoli TasLv-n wrer comnuunications affectiiig his iliterestwillv tak fayreceived. To he ROPIErRS f EST INDIA STOCK. Ladles and Gentlem cii, TN consequence of t]ie lameRtedI Death of your late Thighly respectable and esteemed Director, Sir Trhomans neid. I beg leave ag-ain to) lntroduice myself to your notice as a CANDIDATE s", -lpplying thec VACANCY ,iccasioned icr that regretted event. In my circular of the 13th November. 1823, I took the liberty of submnitting to 3-ou the public grounids upon which mny hopes of ob- alitming your sup:.wrt and qutfra"s?s ar'e founided: amid I now beg to) renew the expressIon of m'y reso0uthin to proceed to thec ballot at the ensuing Election. As I unlderstand that some doubts havelbeen entertained reepecting mny capability of being chosen a Dhirector, aiid that an objectiozi has ICeen sta'rted to miy being chosen, founded on the supposition of my beinig a Pensioner of the Crmiwn, I think it right to deciare that I amn not directly or Indirectly, a Peosioommer of the Crown,-anid that I sen in possession of the opiri;o,i .,f the lilgh est Lawv Authorities iii this country ,that I am net witihii the disqualifying clause of the 13th G,eorge Ill, cap. 6.3. sec. 2. AllIoV' mie to return miy mnost sincere acknowledgements for thie 3sin.5 ceceptioni I have aiready experienced iroin you, and to add that !h*alisil use n;y, best exertions to pay my respects to all the Proprietor's; shoi ny omission take place, I trust you wrill have the goodness to asenbe it to accident, and-this shertuiess of the period that nsay inter- ?'ene befo.re the Election. I have thie hionour to lie, wiJth thie greatest respect. L.adles anid Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble servant, 13. Rruton.street, Miarcl; I. 1824. IIOBERT T. F!ARQL'HAR1. SIR, R. T. FARQUHAR's COMMITTEE 'will SIT S DAILY at the London Tav~ern, Bish.lisgate-.street, where a%llCorn- rounicatlons relative to hi5 Electionl will be thankfu-lly received. C,imn:ittee RtOOM, London Travemn. March 1, 1524. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. lAdies aLnd Gentlenien, 4VACkNTCY hav-ina occurredI in the DIRECTIOiN of your AFFAIRS by ?he laniented death of your late highly ne-d Director, Sir Thiormasl ReId. b2rt. I beg to offer mnyself as a CANDIDATE Cur t~his high off0Ce, Rlid most earmiesti v and respect- fully tosolicit the favour of yocu support, it bciimg my ydetermillation to proceed to the bRaliot. Allow me to renider my gratefull aeknowledgemealts for the very flattering assutrances of support which I have received oii m7 eanvass. and itkewise t.s assure you that I ani tiot, directiy iir indirectly, In concert or aUllance ytit Aiiaty party whaterer, thtat I an; entirely free from engagemnents In; business, anid thtt1 I look Up solely to your uts- biassed mtifrTageA and the exertions of my friends. tI can truly afamir, that mry prIncipal objects are to promote the in- trests of the Cornpai;y ,of whc ua lttter m:yself that I havesa comnpetetit know I edgere local iniformation and experience acquired I during al period of 25 yrears ini your service; and to obtain employ- I sieeu; inthe super!ntendenceof those interests to irhic Ilani attached,I Anid to wrhichi s'i great a oto fm ife has beet; devoted. I have the h.nOui to be, wIith great respect. Ladie and n Get',iente,' Your very faithful and obiliged ser-vant CHARLES MACKi,NNbN. Camnden-hilll. Kensington. March 1, 1824. Mr. Manckininon's Comnniittee sits daily at the Lonidon Tavern,where comumunications will be thanlkfully receiVed.___________ To the PROPRIETORS of EAST IN DIA STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, TfN consequenice of thle Death of your late hiighly esti- ,_mable Director. Sir Thomas Reid, I have the hionour to inform ou, that I shall redeen; the pledge which I gave you on the 27th of Vov'sm her last. by proceeding to the ballot on the occa-ioti of time pre- %cnt vacancy. In solicitimig your attentiont to the stibjoined resolutions, passed at a in eting of my friends, permit nine to add, thiat the numerous assur. ances of support wvhich Ihave shies received, while they afford me ,es-erypyospect of success, call for my warm iackniowledgmenerts; audI venlture io assure yen, that should I be placed by your favour in the high and rt4POnsible situatioii to nvhicli I aspire, mfy time anid atten- tion will be aevoted to its arduous duxties, anid mny best exertionis will be use'd to maintan and promiote the various and importaunt Interests which are entri25ted to those who have the direction of your atfairs. I have the hotiotuir to be, wvith great respect, Ladies and Gentlemnen, Y-our faithful and obedienit servant. H. ST. G. TUCKER. N-o. 3, Uaper por$tIand-piace, 1st M4,arch, 1824. Mr. er'cs comnllttee will sit dailyat thieCity of London Tavern, Bishbopsgate-street, svhcgeany communications froisi his friends will be thankfuUy received.- At a numerous alid highly respectable Meeting of Pioprietors of East Ind!a Stock, hel at th City of Loitdomi Tavern., oni the 27th of N.%ov. 1823, Sir THiOMAS BARING, hart. MI.P. 10 the Chair, rhe following Resolutions wvere passed unammnihously- Iet Proposei? by Sir Alexander Johnston, and aecondcd by George Cusmming, esq. NI. P. "Thatas the administration of the affairs of the .ritish possessions in India involves the exersise of every fumiction appertainiing to a great aLnd powerful Empire, It is of essential imnportance thiat aLinooig the mnembers of the executive body appointed to regulate and conitrol the conduct of the local authorities, there should be feumid a due propor- tion of individuaLls. qaiatlffed by employment in the several depart- mnentts of the public service ini India, for the efficienit discharge of that grest and responsible duty." 2d. Prop-osed by Johir Miartin, csq. 5i. P. and seconded ,by William Remington. esq. That Henry St. Gerge Tu!cker, csq. having in the course of active ser icc in Indi3 comprehending a perb d. of-23~ 'yea'rsg' _d_i-c_h_arXe-dt'h'e funetions of several of the highest Civil Offices in India, especially those of the Financial Revenue and Judicial Departmeints, vith a degree of ability and success that repeatedly obtained for him the re- corded approbation of the authorities both at h)time and abroad (as fully set forth in the official documents circulated with Mr. Tucker's address to the Proprietors of the 4th May. 1821, to which this n;eet- lrg particuiari requests the attention )f the Proprietors of East India Stockl, tnat Gentlemn possesses, in the opition of this meet- ig, fair pretensions to aspire to the liomsourahle and Important situation of a Mlenmber of the Executive Body of the East India Company." 3d. Proposed by Thomas Weeding, ese. and seeonded by Thomson TeKitesht e accession of knowledge and experience which Mr. Tuceker wrould bring to the Court of Directors, in addition to general talents sad 'acqiuiremeihte. must be deemsd peculiarly valuable in the dancals and Judicial branches of the adminIstration, in which he xeld eucccssivglY the high and responsible situations of Accountalit General, Judicial and Revenue Secretary, and Sceretary in the Finan- cial and Colonial Departments." 4th. P>roposed by Lewis iLoyd, eq. and reconded by Robert Sheddon, esq. ' That, in ad6ition to the qualificatlons above noticed, Mr. Tucker bas had an opportunity of acquiring an extensive knowledge of the prinoeiles of commerce, and o0 their pridtical application to the reel- proca interestsof India and the motner country, In consequenee of biis having beld tbe ofince of Putblie or Commercial Secretary to the stupreme C-overnnsent. amid of Iis having been placed in other situa- ti,ns invoiringthepractical detaiIS6if commerce upon a very exteii. 1sc. Proposed by Richard Cantpbell Bazett, essq. and seconded by EAward Fletcher, esq. That on the ground of theme high qualificatlons, the proprietors present at this mecting, actuated by the desire of upholding the weight and efilcacv of the executive body, earnestly recommend to the Pro prietors o East Indla Stoek the election of Henry St. George Tucker, esq. to a seat IIi the direction on the firt vacancy which may occur, and pledse themselves to employ their strenuous exertions for the ac ,sorplishment of that obJect." THOMAS BARING, Chairman. Sir Thomas Baring having quitted the chair, It was moved by Sil AlexanderJohilston. neconded by Thomson Hankey, eq. and rasolved brhat tiieltRlnks of thsa meeting be given to Str Thomas Bsrin4 5rz for IgS very able coaduet ei the chair. I9 ABLEYf HOtYSE.-S. GRAINGE, the Wi6Ow of JL,the unfortunate Man who Was shot at Rabley, Ina Heritfordaltie, returns her teful thanks to her frietdS for thetr kdIl assLstansee. The sums already irec*ived have been placed in trusteel' nanle& III the Saving Bank of Hartford; but though liberal in themsl5tvs5 are not sufelient to replace one-fourt patof the earnings of ber Iate husbaild: any further snb5irlpeonsior herselfand dveyoang children will be most thankfly~~0lds.Sbcita. eevdb fe3ssrs. Everett. Walker, and Co., and Messrs. Chambers and on, Bond-street, Lo;ndon; Rev. ThoS. Lloyd,Hertford; Messrs.MartlueaaL and Story, St. Albai's; and by the ClergYmen of the a4jacentparl5es I ONDON ORPHIAN ASYLUM, institute4 in 1813, _ for the RECEPTION of DESTITUTE ORPHANS,pricarly toedceding from respectable Parents unde h meit Patwsg fHis Most Gracious MIAJESTY.TeNNT ANI VERSARY DINNER of this Institution wvil take lace on Monday, the 15th of March, at the City of London Tzavermn, dis lyst ?tr Ill RyalHlhses, telue of YORK has c0leCaligypo mised to take the- Chair. MGe. ~~~STEWVARDS.sq GeorgeByng, esq. M.P. Sam. De Symonds, e-q. George Schllnker, esq. T. F. luxton, esq. M.P. George Dillwyn, csq. James Sutton, esq. P. Laurie, esq. Sheriff William Flower, esq. John Tyler, esq. John Adamson, esq. John Gowen, esq. JosephWartlsUly, esq. Wlliam Aston, e3q. Richard Mardall, esq. Chaures Wigram, esq. Joseph Bullem, eq. J. Masterman, oeq. Joseph Wllson, esq. John Capel, esq. George Ranken, esq. Joseph Wilsoll, e4q. Isaac Cohen, esq. T. F. Savory, esq. Tables covered at half-past5 precisely. Tickets, 20s. each, may be had of the Stewards. Office, 10, St.Mary-axe, J. C. ABOY. , tarles 17th Feb. 1824. ANDREW REED,1Secre COCIETY of FRIENDS of FOREIGNERS in s DISTRESS. PROTECTORS. The KING's Most ExcelUent MAJESTY. His imperial Majesty the Emperor of AUSTRIA. Ills Imperial Majesty the Enmperor of all the RUSSIAS. Hils Maesty the ling of PRUSSIA. Ills Majesty the Klng of the NETHERLANDS, His Majesty the KInM of WIRTEMBERtG. PATRO; ESSES. Princess AuglrtS SoptIa The Duchess of Kent The Lsudgrav?le of He.ie-Hom. The Duchess of Cunmberland burg T'he Duchess of Cambridge The D?uchess of Gloceser rThe Princess Caroline Amelia of Princess S.phila Denuark The Duchess of Ciarence PATAONS. The Duke of York The Grand Duke Michae; of The Duke of ClareRce Russia The Duke of Cumberlanld The Qrand Duke of Saxe-Welmar The Duke of Sussex The Duke of Saxe-Melnuiifen T-he Duke of Cambridge The Prince Royal of Prussia The Duke of Glocester Prince William of Prussia Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg Prinice Frederick of Prussia The Landgrave of Hesse-Hom- Tfhe Prinice Christian Frederick of Tburg Denniark The Arehdduke John of Austria Prince Paul of Wirtemb r The Archduke Lewvis of Austria Trhe lHereditary Princeeof Olden. The Archduke hlaximilii of burg Austria * Ernest Hereditary Prince of Ho. TheGradlflukeNicholas ofRuisia iesllohe Langenburg Presldent, the Most Noble the Dukeif WELLINGTON, 1.G. &c. VICEPRESIDENTS. The Earl of Radnor His Excellency Count Lieven The Earl of Rosehery His Excellency Prince Paul Es. The Earl of Crawford and Lindsay terhazy The Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord His Excellency Baron Fagel Bishop of Durham His Excellency Count D'Agile The Right Hon. Lord Fardley His Exeellency Count Munster The Righ,: lon. Loird de Dun- li11 Excellency Baron Pfeltel E!tanville His Excellency Baron Inst I The Right lion. Lord Calthorpe His Excellency Baron Stlerneld The Right Hlon. Lord )lexley His Excellency Count Ludolf The Right 1ion. Lord Robert Sey- His Excellency Richard Rush moisr, m.P. HIls Excelleney Count Mloltke Tlhe Ilght Hon. Sir T. Plumer Hs3 Excelleney Baron Werther The Riglit Hloni. Johii Trevor Prinee Nicholas Esterhazy The Right Hon.J. C. Villiers, Hq.p. The Duke de la Chastre The fligrht Hon. Sir \Y. Grant The Marquis d'Ormo-td The Hon. Philip Pusey The Duke of San Carlos Sir T. D. Achand. hart. bl.P. Count W. 0. F. Beutinck Sir John St. .Asbyn, bart. Count Gustavuis Stackelberg Wm. Wilberforce, eil. H.P. ViscoLnt de Chateaubriand Wmn. Maiilihig, esq. bl.P. Baron Nicolay Treastirer, WILLIAM VAUGHAN, Esq. The AN- NIVERSARY DINNER of the SOCIETY will take place at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, on Thursday, the 25th of )iareh instant; Hils Royal lHighness the Duke of '1 ORK, Patron, in the Cha2ir; at- tended by his Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, X.G. President. STEWARDS. Sir T. D. Acland, hart. M.P. Elmert Kuerpenning, esq. Chasles Aders, esq. John Francis Maubert, esq. Thoima Bish. eis,. Francis Mercier, esq. George Henry Gibbs, seq. John Lewis Milnett, esq. John Guillemard, esq. John Lewis Prevost, esq. George Haimmersiey, esq. N. M. Rothschild, esq. Chas. Fred. Hennings, esq. I'etty Vaughan, esq. Jo)hn 1illersdon, esq. CEIARLES MURRAY, Sesretary. Tickets, 20s. each, roay be had of the Secretary, 32, John-street, Bedford-row; of blr. Horneman, at the Society's oftiee, 2, Shorter's. cocurt, ThrogmortoR-street; and DE the har of the City of London taveril, and Batsr,i's Jihiln's, and T oim's i cifeehosuses. ) r LINENDRAPERS.-To be DISPOSED OF, on 1- account of the proprietor's ill health, the capital MIESSUAGE, LINEN SDRAPERasSiloP, &c. situate in the cetirre lf Gleat Y arimiouth, adjoining Regent-street there, and nowv In the occupatioii of Mr. Wri. Colnran, thie proprietor. The above Is ass old established concern of the first respectability, and the prenmises In Dolit of extent, conve. nIence, uuid other advantaoges are smot surpassed by any thing of the kinid In Norfolk. Part of the purchase money may reniain on mort- gage. The purehaser is to take the stock in trade, vhich will be MOd OD liberal ternis. Immediate possession may be had. The prenlsses nlay be viewed, axid further partictilars k Imwn by applyinug at the Mlessuage; or at the office of Mlr. Worship, solicitor, Great Yarinouth.