DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT...
The Times, 1824-11-25T00:00:00

.DIWSSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT.-At a numerous -,, and. reiipeccable MEETINGaof the FRE E?r4or,, 'th, CITY,-o: ULOCFSV tR resident in London. holden at-the SWan tavern, Fijsh. istreet-bI11, on-ViondaY, Nov. 15, 1824. 'ReSolved unantioously. That', at the 4pproaelling goneral electJon, thiSkt etingplddge Itiself nlot to give Its support to '51? but a gentle- roan at pertaetIy ideperndent pfineiple&t. Resolved uitanimuAmly. That atgentlemnia holding sucht principles, andotherwie hworthy to represest the City of GloceAter imtl arliameent, ncRy.-rewy upon ourrnoost stead), suppart,.bt Cletieyand hiadi- IHeit??vid'unanimously, That the toregoingreeolutiols be published Iin The Time3 * N-3. The mxt Tneeelng will beheld on Aolnday, the 20th of De- ee-nhbr: hfr. Hll Iin the clhair. To. Che~ WORTl b' PREE.RN of 'rho 'OROUOH of QUKE:N- Oentieraen iiOROUGH, Keut. yOUll Elective Francbine ought to be helta by you as 4 too lared to be trinfled wlit be true therefore to yourselves, $.itdetermine to be free' -the timb e weil siortly atrrive when you will havea a 2pportuonRi f exercisirigyour-rihttt rettrn sich members totheSeniateas Awiltllvec titeo yurogilevt,ices, anda maintainyour h vlcge,it befirinn be luited. The wxetclied state to which many of your onrbrethrenar e r d nt 'all to Interest your best 'the onsntitution aucd mover iets t of your eoxec -idtr, let *e at tle eAme ttrie lntreat 'of oU it Justice to yourselves ald to your tiesides t6 rally round the Claus e of tryuth and itidepentience. I dogrr,t1lale Yot upon the bright prospect of success to your ct- ortbnse, and wiit no httcer gns I n vntvrihus t he &e- and l- dsra of Illy native from the i vew tha the gabeIom nd de- t v2 Ge aRcher.perough, I remain, most re4pectfully. lov. 24, I S24. A UftO1THIEt FREEMAN. ~ IIOVINClAL POIt'rl'~B LEGA CO AN. The a sdlUiaes 1L of gis hved beetC universlly admitted wvherever amupccf o lihave lonhts becit introdupced, nt tAvthstaradingwitch a rat portiont ofthe towtons In the unitd kilgdo s rtilre stl without its benulefits; sid partvly irotgs want of the niecessary captit required korgatesitsehn ob f rortlyram the card ness isilsAtly shown by rf to ert Ihe the eoatnYple of the sbetropoli. If a ttly 'to tn heInetrodution ofgas bty pianes of2b-s, silgeater force to the iniroduetlon of portable as, a Inewr, sIfeetr,nd niore convenient mlbode of using that clean. re. liuatrnd hehraurtllliht. 'ro obviat- these d isiadvantages, and to fact- *itaegie s qeneral introductio, the preetnht Company Is proposed to be e ist d on e atoand prinoiples of the Londoth Portable GaA Company-, rthey rce"a ofvtich has far exceeded the most sanguine Itnlotthe intention o? tehe present comipany to become thie rival of rny miS establishmewt wbatever. Whiere oil gai companies are alreatd r formed, It oslroplosul t leave to those establisohments to add thereto the appllg ytua nemeesary for distributiheg thie gas In a portable shape; btitt as coaxtiles ernnot be so ildvantageously condensed, it is1 proposed to tnrin establishments for portable gs eveni in tonrlis where 'there are alrea.61y coal gas estalsmns, o a. to) supply suck of the Inhaoltant:s i its n,I t tflU pipes tot be laid tInto their houises,, weecaaInnJurious to goods, furnilture. %ze an vir the f t ltl s d ave from the w4e oLf tihe porttljle ga, Lampseare dee siaed for itil domestic purpos-es. b coi panfer 'liereanC bents can be rornd wuiti ex rtheircoal gas nit chooe a ehyPmer li ht, bod also for the palirpee it feritig to supply Itte engi CayrIrtrr1iage Companv, now in prolress ofexperimtentvith rtalie gsls , iR t is believed ttat coal gas tis more suitable for ber. senvgntithanl gDns Sho wlaio havert)r shnated tUAs company havre made an economical a.trl' tenteot h tic pa.-!tentee of the portable gas l ftior. vhilh will giVe.thuetjj detled advalstages over any futoere essabls tnent In the 'Aape towvits, Tthe eaeital irsed isonemilliotn, to the dioided ititoshiares of 550 pern t~o be aoo Which to 2 sohberihad for iin the first Itstanetatc amid 0e shares. half to he proressive4ly Atdded. h establishmtent shutll be ~fors~,by lioln~the inhabitantis of HttY tows-l to subscribe one Chujs(of nte apitalirehicb it may be estimated as requisite to frtor the estabishmet. Te local mnanatgenteur o f etich esrablishinetnt ito be bsnted in irectors, chosen bm the general body fromi amotte titS pro- rlrsof tht tonI butthe general board in Lonidon to tave-in eqol nmbe of'riten. (should It deein proper to e,,relse tile privi- ally oir by proxy. Tobe nide fron the gregxte profits of ,ll the pro- seriialgaswors, nd to becdeterntine(stubject to the tppnrovL ofd a gIunra ineY INGof the proprIetary) by the getberal board In ondon, n-t a irel-try sttt nual mneeting of tle directors, Nrhere a deltgate fromtir dirctos o eacti provincial gas worlk is to lie cittitled to vote tc it general iretor nmtd all proprietors whatever to be entitled to voteat all general meetins. Ie , hteaver, the residen2t rpolriters In a provincial town- shitil desire It, their proporti-r of time pro.its aria- lpg trout the estallisLUent In that WWII ti,, be givOF to those pro- itetorx Tit liy of aSt aividend from the -gener-al fiund b titt in suclt Made tit towirn shalltave ito vile itn the ge_t_-ai tana,enent. Asaevnsiderablettine iritut intervene beforetoatt1y ptrovittcial qtto- 1!IlxInnents can be Tornmed, the Call ott subscr ibers for thieir lttstal. nietita will be very gradual. The Gomnpany eitber to be condtucted nuzder a special dleed of agree. 7ntetit. *tt to apply for a charter or act of parliatoieuit, as a. general ztset1IIgmay&dteru;ine cpott .sohsu.ript tons will be re,t-dved no atnd after the 20th of November at time hanhizng4hmoneR of %Messrs,. C'outts itiid Cit.; and of Miessrs. Xeres, Ward, atnd Co.; or by Mr. George Pailmer, 12, Castle-alleY, So soon xcatie ?soO, ball have been subscribed,a Ftmeeting (i theprorieorsto .ecailedfor the pxtloritus of confirming, orfor tnak- uponstih pelititry nd the mesurs a shll e ttouht neces- One ounder hareto e pad atthethes ofsubsribtig nd no persn tbe a owd tosubcrie inthefirs itatane fr mre thuin ~0O hars. 'rte epoit o-ic tohe eldby esss. outte eind and Tes-' Vt-esWardandCo util eht us asdirectors TI1RATr1F ROYAL, r)7l?flY.L%AN9. THIS EVENING, AS YOU LIKE IT. 0rIando, blr.'\a1laeR; aeus,l.NnreAdy; Rosallnd, Mrs. Yates; To concludelwith rIlE CHILDREN IN THE WVOOD. Walter, AMr. Elliston. T.IE -4 RI 1W A. THI EEI , EhFREISCIIUTZ. Caspar, Mir. Bennet iile, urPermaxit; Bertita, Miss Paton; To hic sv hi e a ded, CLARI. Ab~LPfJ TIIE TRA, Straimd. THIS EVENiNG ry~b see.e a rne, romantic spect-acle. In thros acts, entitle iALO r The uinhiltlowed Seplhe Teo osmclodewt th dmrde.rvaaz ofQ QUADRUPPDS. Deoors open at 6, ha iec taquater before 7. tHalf-price at itulf-past 5- ~f)Ytf, 'On!CRT2 TPII AT,~RE. Tilt ~VNI~; wll e peseteda iutrett, i 2 cts foitnided on withthepoplarmeldrata f T-SE REAr 'OF ID-LOTHIAN ; or,TheLil ofSr.Leoard'. ilsdaltm urdoekson (under the ntame