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T1XNRSIXGTON, 1CHFLSBA&, FULHAM, al:A HAIN- ~~~~ ~ 1ITAIAXILIA.IYBIL CF.Y Q UEEN's COLLEI .xfr.-Trbe ANNIVES Y MEETINGofifthe MNENTBERSo this COLLEGE will beholden Iqt.eThatchled Hotise Tavern, St. Jaines'is-street, To-mxxiohtow thte 29th instant. Dinner at 6o'elock. STEWARDS. Colonel Anneslly yR ev.-Fo Dr. Benson Rt 0 HI, eq.sae Gentlemnen Intending to dine are requested toslguify thessn t the ofirce ot the T hatched House. enEducated at ths(olg re rsetul n formed, tat the ANIVERSARY' DINR) ilb held nWols day,the th o Maynext, at the Freema s aen, Great Queen. street. ~STEWARDS. Robert Luktin, esq. I Rev.Henry Parsons Rev. Dr. Johnsoi I Geoige Thomnpson, esq. Gentlemen liitending to d[ine are requested to send their names to theco-Anting-house of the Tavern, by the 3d of1May, thut dIniner mlay be provided accordingcly. Hj HE A NNI V ERS ARY D INNEF,R of (GENT-rL EMEN T EDUJCATEDatSg. BARTE-OLO'sIEW's HOSPITA-L will be held On Saturday. MaRy 1. at the Albiosi Tavern, Aldersgiite-street. Presidenit, WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Esq. F. R.S. STEWARDS. G. L. Roupel, M.D. 3nJmes G. Shepherd, eseq. Ft. TI. Downes, enq. WVilliami Wheeler. esq. B;trnard Kenne, eeq. John Hi. B. Williams, esq. William San]ty sq. Benijambin Whqite, esq. Tickets. 20s. each, to be bad of r.Wilby, at tile Hospitli, or at the bar of the Tavern, on or before ThuirsdaLy, the 29th of April. WALKER WVILLIAM WILIX * lon. Sec. VALING SCHOOL.-The NEXTI AANNIVERStARY -- DINNER wvill be held on Wednesday, May 12, at half-past 6 o'clock precisely, at the Freemasons' Tavern., Great Quieell-stree5t, LinColn'sIm-inieId.-. President, JOHN PATCH., Esq. STEWARDS. John Howard, eaq. I dmuiind Hiarrison, req. Sipencer Flexoiey, esq. ,~ iiaEm Jacksoni, esq. 1NaIterCbambre, esq. Alfred Nicholas. es~q. Vice-President, FRAICIS NICHO,.AS, Es . Application for tickets mnust he made to Mlr. Coift, at the bar of' the Frr,emasonsA'Tavern, at least 2 days prev-ious, to the day of nieeting. E TON ANNIVERSARY DINNER.---This MEET-l __ ING will t2ke place at Willis's Rooms, King-street, St. Jarrie's- square, on Saturday, the 22d of \tay, at 6 o'clock. Lord CLIFTON. in the Chair. STFWARDS. Earl of Clianricarde I Rev'. Dr. Forster Lord Yarbero'.th Rev. J. B iigga Lord Ellenborough I Tho,mas en6man, esq. HY.P. Lord F. L. Gower. M. P. j It. inimt Horton. esq. NIi.P. Rct. i-tn. George Canining, M.P. Edardn" Pellrhyn, esq. Mon. It. Cuist, I.P. I Captain Ileaufoy Mon. J. Bl11glb R . Wellesley. esq. Pon. G. Howar W. 3. Prard. esq. Sir P. Nlttgrae I..Captainl P. Shawce. Tickets, l5s. each. t,, be lhad at the bar of the Thatehed-house Ta- vern, or of the Stewards, unitil I o'clock on Friday. the 21st of Hlay. bef-,re wvhich tinme Gentlemeni are earnestly requested by the Stewvards ~1T A~RY ItlngiOS, Aril 0, 182b.-To BA KER1S-, &C:Th Truteesof th Poo ofthis parish hiereby give no- tIc, tat heyintnd i, eetat hevestry-room, on Tbhursday. the 9thinsant atII oclok i th evning precisel,y. tc receive piro- uolals. sealed rip, front -sucit person asmy ewil to SI IVP'' the wo,rkhouse helonrging to the sai paih'i RAD, until tile 24th of June. 1825. The person or psinwheprosal is aecepited wili be required to eniter Inta contat n xct es lond with two sureties. for the duie performnanceteef, wihwl be prepiared by tile clerk, at the expense o,f th cotatr atculate of the quality and itisantity used miay he knoiwn onl applicatioll to the master of the workhouse. By order. ROBPRT OLDERSHAW. Cierk. B,,. Rt'ITSH. ANNUIry COM P13A_NY-'L'o prevenst f'ur- "tl.er trouble respecting applicattions for shares inthls companly, the Directors epprize the fPublic, thst no further tenders, cani be received: that ALL the SIAIIES are Al.LorTTEDand DISPOSED OF; thatt circulars have been trauismilIteil to) all those persons to whom aha,res have been distrihuted ; and that tue FI RST TNST'ALMENT of TW'O POUNDS pershapre mnust lie paid, by tile person. ti whonii th,ey heve been to aiilotted. inito the bands of Messrs. Sir W'iiiiam Kay. Price. Ha0rryat, and Colenman. the treasurers of the company., 1, MIan- sionhnut-e-street, Lmi'd,n, on ojr l-efure thie 10th of M,ay next. Dated this 27th of April, 1824. By order of tle Directors. jin N' W IT KQ.. Jul. '0,llcitor. T FIH EQI'ABLE LOAN BANK. COMPANY, U..estblihedforthe purpose ,if Advatteilit Mtoney on illedges of Godsn erhndic lte, and iother effects, at a mire nioderate rate of Interest than enc51avinvarcz cani at pr-sent be o,btained; therebly affording assistaince and relief to persons4 who mnay be inivolved in temnporaLry difficulties, anid %%bo may thus~ be enabled to preserv'e their credit, an,d to prevent cbs sacrifice of their pr.,perty; at the Saine time that a fair and moderate pro,fit mlay be realized for the benefit of the proprietors. VICE.PRESIDENTS-. Edwvard Etier. esq. HI. P. I Sir Rlobert Sliawv, hart. HM.P. Thomas. Elli] Is. .. Jo,hn Smiith, esq. H.N.P. Thomas Spriiag Rice. i-q .P. I Thtomsas WNilson. esq. HI.P. DIRECToRs for E,G LA NI). Thomas Bainbridge, esq. Malt.- 1'. Limcas. eq. Aid. Yeats Brown. csq. Sinloli HI. Gillevray. esq. Russeli Ellice, esq. I Hisu.Jobo LeslieAMelville Ebenezer Fernie, esq John Pimnimer, req. HI.P. Nicholas Garr, eaq. Benjamin Shlaw, esq. Richard ea,sq.Jo,hn Abel Srlitih, esq. Hef DIRECTORS orIREILAND. Sir W. Bethamni Jo,septi Grant. esq. Slmeoni Boileam ,esq. Abraham L.ane, esq. W. H. Carter. cq. j Johrn Rallisford, csq. James Ferrier, req. Thomas Pim, esq. A D I TO0R S fo r E'NGL A NDr. WV. Frampton, esq. I i. Sykes Thiornton), seq. W. T. Moeny. esq. Treasurers, 'Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith. So0licitors, Messrs. Freshfield anld Kayc. A depolit of ?2 on each share of ?E50 is ro be paid into the Banking- house of Messrs. Smith, Paynse. and Smiths, ousior before Saturday next, the Ist of Mlay; anid oni Monday niext, the 3d of May. Certifi- cates will be ready for delivery. Foirther instalmieits wvili be called for only as the same ma7 he required for illvestmenit. And in the event of the subsicribers, or their assigns-, f-iIing tio make good gsuch further deposit within mic ne mtoc after pubilic ilotice being giveni so to do, all previous isRyment, will tie forfeited. A P ( 1SBUCl'i t or ESTABIASRING ali EQUI- L-TAB3LE LOANCOIP.ANY~,in thetownsu,f Maznchester and Salford, in the counity PaIlatine of Lancaster. Capital ?.500.000, in 100.0Oslare-'at ?50 each. Capital wazs probably niever so abulidant ant British phxilaxtthropy tbh,,cii'f-f1 -ust intneres ci e,hmay niot com- bine b&nedetitene to others~ with security and advaiag othemevs iitheCtAtall speculative advalites have t,een in ltaended texmlsilvesyfo the beneilt of the rich, and in their anxiety to itirenase the%irvown ad vantage, thley seeni to have forgotten some ties whiaehebind Ohwn to. their country.whelbntct t in the plan here presented to the public, security of property is comnbi.ned writh nationaladvantag~es. Thecdistresses of alarge portion of the commnunity obliKe themn occaisionally tuo havec recourse to the ex- pedlicit .f pledging their property.arsd the exorbitant interest received. as a-ell as the frauds and extortio1ns practised oni persons of lib,rsi ,Ju- cation ndidsuperlior ranik, asq als1o onl the irid1,,trlous buticr let e_S Olin. leiit traidesmiaii anid manufacturer, anid on the wretched poor,,who are ofteni reduced to that dire necessity, still only aggravate the wones of Pov'erty atid gre:stly augmernt distress. Our nebrhbourxr, tile F'rench, have In this cespect set an examiple wtorthy) iof imitationti for, inistead of leaving the poor at the miercy of m'siltit-ides offinterested Persone.,they have made: the relief of the needy a natiomnal coticern, anid by this means have not only mitigated many evils and much distress, hut have prevented crilme, by olosing up oine of ttie easiest chaLnnels for the disposal of property illegally acquired. rhe HaoitI de Piete. though carrie.d on With such regard to the seen- ritt of the caipital Invedted as to render it th,eilehest establishment in F'rance. has, at the samie tlnse,'uy itsdealings, obtained cite bilessings ofrthe bidiFent and promoted the welfare of the state. Slminlar inistituitions have just been estahlishcd In the cities of Lun- d-in, Weegfminster, and Dublin. It Is therefore proposed to establish a Loan Company In the towvnsot Maiiehester andI Salford, for the ad- vance of moneQy upon plate, Jewellery. atid other property. on a plan usImilx,r to thlat,of Miont de Piete. and of those Inl London,Westminister, and Dublin, It being conceiv-ed that no towns aire o, wvell calcuilated for thte establitbmnent of such a concernl as Mianchestei and Salford. they being the great depot of the Principal sanutfacturing district in the tiorth of England. Tro accomrplish ani object so desirable, It stili hr niecessary to raise a 'caPital of haif a million, in shiares of 501. each, which eatn be advanced to the Public at the rate of albont half the linterest mlowv charged, yet leaving, ai abuindant remuneration for thlose who suibscribe. For the security of the shareh'olders an aPPIcation for an act has been rnide to Parlaiament tbis session, and leav'e given to bring in a hill, and itt order to defray the expenses of the samne, 'eachl subser,ber mxust Pay. wheritcalled up6ti for that P'irPOSe.a dcosit of 7s. Per shiare oil the inUmlier ,,rshires for swhich be m.ay subscribe, slid tile remainder ubect to such calls as may tie requtited, hillt R)ever to execeed 10 per _Rnt, at anlyolne eilt .No terson wvill be allowed to subscribe fbr more ttlZO 200shares; Whbent te iiil is obttaine!d, dIrectorsanidotb,r oficers will te ch..s--n at the fiTSt general meetin)g. A-p,,'ic2ati.ns fi,r Shares must be made bY letter in the follnIo-lug 5cr-, Ma.chster wh wil cotobuicae to the party wheii tihe de- Forthegra?.t onvuiinc ofpeson tking Sharesout ofNIan,hes. ter,She-rn Wbimor. Wlls,andWhinitre. bankers, Loindoni, are appintd t reeiv deisis tter, ad Se-~rs. Daintry, ll,ai Co. ankrs,her.~N'~fllietet Apil 3, 824. *Rl.Si Manchester and Snif1-.ur Eulnitiable Loan Company. Sir.-Plcelie ti iiisert - uiA' tlW for -shares In theeabove named Comnpany, arid - enigage to pp~' the deposits W~hen required. Sir, Yours. e To Mfr. Rolert Bennett. Solicitar fortihe Comnpaniy. ( ATIHL)LIC IUtAL9 -Alecting ofIh Ctlergy,__ A- /a)lEETErvOof the CATHOTAL'CLERGY of DUBLI, ,'ie1d on~~ Friday, tie 23d day of April. 1524, 1by desire of the Mlost Reverend Doetuir M.URRAY, in the Chapel-house, LoWer Exchan"ge-street. to take Into Consideration certsi.. Pas-ages In two Letters, slaid to bear the signature "NV'. Dubilis." o-nd to have been read in the House of Lords, on Thursday. April 15th, instant, the fo]llowinlg Resolutions were unianimnously agreed to: The Most Reverenid Doctor MIURRAY In the Chair; I. Moved by the Very Rtev. Doctor Blake, V. G,. anld seconded by the BRe-. NlIlhael Doyle, That the Rev. F. J. L'Estrange be requzested tow act as Secretary to .this meeting. 2- tuloved by the Very Rev. Doctor Blake, V.PG.: sld terconded by the Rev. HI.cialac Doyle, T&a t we hLave read iii tuec newspapers wvith inexpressible surprise the fI'l2owlncr Passagres, saId to be oiitained in thle aforesaid letters:- Tha alhoniititarl 41 yarsa rsient ,if the City of Dublin, slid not nacualitedwit th occrrecesof at: ecclesiastical character withn tat erio, Ihav nevr hardof a RomaRn Catholic Priest Offiiatng,di ttelitltgto ffiiat, a any ueroetei withini the ehlllciiyrd o Dityof te paishesof te 1meropitlis, uiitil I read the epot gien 'y he pbli paers f te proceeding at St. Kevin's. And he Procia~CerK of itliit ad sgne a declaration, that to thiknowlegen roman CatholIC Pristls ever officiated, or attmted ci fiite, iti their churchyards fespectively, with the exceptin oft Kein's business, slid a silniJar attempt since that in Miary's.' & Sliivtd by the-Rce-. N~. Iearns, and seconded by the Rev. RichaLrd Kendrick, That in every ease in which a-e has's been present at the inter- sPent of Catholic!s in ProtestanOt churchyards, is-ithin the city of Dublin, the invaLriable practice, ultil the late untfortuniate ielterrup, tioii In St. Kevin',s, wias, that one of the clergY recited at the grave a form,o)(prayer for the su of the deceased; that the remalnine cleric'y' responses to this prayer; and that during the recital of it, both the Catholic clergy aSid laity remained with their he&ds uncovered, in a way that would be likely to attrac-t the notice of all present. p -s. N!oa-ed by the Very Rev. Dr. Blake, and seconded by the h1ev. Patrick Doyle, That we have the moat unquestionable ground for assertinig, and wfe do hereby nzaert in the most positive manner, that at the funeral of ti. Sale Mlr. D)',rcy. in Septeniber bidt, tiobin whatever w'as at- te1n tedby any Catlolic clergyman wvhic was e dIer lIn substance or in form different from our usual practice on xinsUar occasions - and thsat, lit(ter the most diligent iniiulry. A-chve hjtrlot been able toi disco. -s-er that any attemPt was made at St. Mary's to deviate from the same 5th, Moved by the Rev. Patrick Doyle, and seconded by the ltev. PaulILong, T lit In making these soleniri declaratlon~, ave do not intend to Imn- peac in the relbnotest degee the verality o. the Most Rev. Prelhte, to wOm the aforementnonted etters are attri but ed, nor that of his re. spectable Parichial Clergy. We merely in our dlefence state transac. gcus in which we svere ourselves personally eligaged, but which, how mnuch soever we may have thought theic Of PUblc notoriety, must hiave escaped their observation. 6. ioved by tie Rev. Joseph Glynne,and seconded by the Rev. John That we do affix our signatures to the foregoing resolutions, In stttesitation of the fuecta thereiJn asserted, and that wve aire ready to aLttes-t themn In a coos-c of Justice uposx oath, it go reqsalreu, by any lawful authority. 7. ioved by the Rev. Paul LoDg, and seconded by the Rev. Patrick That these resolutIonsy be Inserted in The Times, the Freeman's Journl, DilsU Eveing Pet.WcklyRemter, Mlornfnlg Post, Patriot, Couier an Moninchtuiile. D.MURRtAY, D.D Chairman. HisGrae hvIg lft he har, nd heVery Rev. Dr. Blake having Mave bytheRev Pau Log, nd ecouded by the Rev. Charles F I n n - t e t a i s k o t h s m e ti n b e M O ait r e sp e c t f u ll y gV v e n t o t h e yil iLAMi Chairman. F. J. L'ESTRAGE, See P*a*d'bF~'Mvst Rev, Dr. Murayand 66 ClerprOMe AGDALEN HIOSPITAL, April 19, 1924. MU Patroness. H4er Royal Highness t'li~e Duchess of GLOCETEt President, the Rgiht Hon. the Hearl of RADNOR. VICE.pRESfDENTS. Right Hon. Earl Grosvenor i Hon. Mr. Justice Perk RIght Hoff. the Earl of LiverpoOl ThoWnas Dorrlen, e8q. Ho.Philip IUe~ eq Ton.he AipPusr resurer Benjamin Larfcaster RS thls Cha. TheNNIERS.1t JMEETING--of the hOVANR rlty will be holden at the Clt of London Tavern. Bishopagate-street, on Tuesday, the 4thl day of May, after aSEiIMON, to bpze8chCd ,in D.D. Deapel of Rohe Hspter. bThhe chapel doVors wvill be opened at tw elve 0'c)ock, and Divine Service begin precisely at one. Dinner to.be on table at half.past five o'clock.TEWARDt e Hon. Henley Eden Trhomas Lett, Jtn. esq. Slr C. Wetherell, Solicitor-General John Henmy Pelly, e5q. Blenjamin Austen, esq. Rlicharc PemberWfl, esq. Charles Barclay, esq. Philip Pusey, esq. Aaron Chapmlan. eon. Job Matthew Raikes, esq. JohFn Freeme an, esq. J.Watts t'lusell. esq. FrometheinstItutIon of the Charity. Atipst 10, 1756, to January 1, 1824, 5,186 young women have been admitted; 3,449 of wvhom have teenl restored to their frlends, or placed in service, or other reputable situations; and it Is an invariable rule not to dismiss any Wvomali, unless at her OwVnI revuest, or for misconduct, without some means being provided by which she may obtain aL li'velihood In ani honest manner. YJoiN PRINCE, Secretary. G UILDHKALL,London, 17th A.pril, i024.-To Builders and Others-The Committee for Letting the Bridge lisuse Estates will meet at Guildhall, on Wednesday, the 28thi day of April Inst. at 1 o'clock precisely, to LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Building Leases, several LOTS of GROUND, on the south side ot'the Borougb. road, the west side of tie Southwark-bridge-rCod, and the east sfde of Great Union-street, in St. George's-fields. Plans, elevations, and cenditions may be seeii at the office of vorks, Guildbcal. ROBERTh FINCH NEWMAkN, ______________________Comptroller of tlue Bridge House Estates \[ ARSHAL's OFFICE.-SUMMYRONS ;by EDICT.- By virtue of an Extract fromn the Register of the proceedings o the Court of Civil Justice, Berbice, Thursday. Janiuary 29, 1824, 1, the undersigned, at the instance of B. C. Kip, A. Kirleger, asid J. B. Van Nieuwenhoven, in qualitty as deliberating executors in this Colon > to the last will and testament of the late J. L. Kip deceased. do hereby for the flrst time SUMMON by EDICT all KNOWN and UNiKNOWN CItEDITORS and CLAIMANTS against the FSTATE of aforellamed J. L. KIP deceased, to appear befire the bar of the HonoUrable the Court of Civil JustIce of thifs Colony, at its ordinary Session to be holdenl in the rnonth o,f Jul;, 1824, and folluowln Sesslons, foF the purpose of there rendering 1In their respective claims, properly sub- Stantiated, aind in due forni and tizne against above-namiied estate, whereas in default of wvhich and after tle expiration of the foiurth and last edletal will be proceeded against the nonappearers according to lawv. This rst sunmmons by edlet published as culst,mary,1erblec, the 6th February, 1824. K. FRANCKENt, First Maria;Rl. Illserted bv Mr. Gultard, Notary Ptublic, 27, BirchIn-lane, (:qrnPill.