GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE AS...
The Times, 1824-06-26T00:00:00

GliAxRDIA FiREand LIFE ASSURANCU&ONIPANY, at 11, Lombard- street, the entrance of the Posst-bfice, London. DiRECTORS- RICHARD IMEE RA IRES,Esq. Chairnan. GEOI,GE LYALL, Et. Deputy Chairman. 'W. and.ra4:mn esq. John Martin, esq. Mr. P. WiTia CoplTnd, vCi. Rowlandl Mitchell, esq. William D. Dolvson esq. Robert-Mltford. esq. SIr T. Rarv.e?uiis, hart. John 0.-Ravenshaw, esq. John Gnrratt. esq. alderman Robert Riekards, esq. N7tcboas Gartv, tScG John Shore,esq. nliam Hildli6nazrd, esq. Ml. P. Edward Stewvart esq. Jobn Harvey. esq. Andrew Henry 'hsomson, esq. George3caneri esq JhnrThornten, est. Joh7 n Loch, eas . i John Tulloeh eaq, Stewart blarioribsaks, esq. M. P. IJames Tdllucn. esq. AUDITORS. Lewis Loyd, esq. A. W. Robarts, esq. I.P. Willianm Wrd. esq. PIflHE Pintcip!es Upott.kice Mh f5.TlAtitfttion is founded t ave been adopted after a matqre juvestigatlonx of the practice of other odces. and v;ill hc found to combine advantages not hitherto to<ff.ed by any other Insurance company. ThE aassurd of a,eertain standing partlpatt in thr profits every A scri.bed capltal amounting tO ?2 .OOO.O0o, secures -the assured f"-?m the responsi bfitY attached to socletiet for mutual assuganee. aianLcts may Have their demands on the company subsmitfed to rtferne- . No charge maSeTor poUcies when the sum assured amounts toG OI. an uspwards. Nerece Is hereby given, that assurances which expire at bildsum- 3m'- sloud be renewed within 15 days thereafter? or thev become : and tbelttheRecelpts for such renewalsare now ready for.de. 11very wIth the respective agents for the company througihout the ruited F:egdo-u. WM. WILLIATNMS, Secretary. T)OLITSMlOITH, JERSEY And GUgRRSEY,and the SOUT1H of FR'ArC-Tbe Public are respectfally,lnfored, that tHe LOliD BEIIESORD, a beautiful newr S'TFAM PAChET,'of 10' tests rasrden.l ,.hnrse vowere; I.COMiENCHD-RU[NPOG with passencers sndgooa betwveen thearboveplaces, and v.il coatiAse to do rnregniarly, starlng frorn Jersey every Wednesday morilng, and frnm Portunreith every Sa:urday at 5 'C?clck In the iftefrncotJ immediately cia the arrivFalof the London coaches. Sh 'Will Cal off CoWes to re- cerirnr land passengers both going and conulg, whence those who ar.eprocasd-izgto Spinthamtoton iviU he conveyed by the Cowes sstam packets. at the expense oftheproprietors. This paket hasheep. built oni Sir Robert Seppings' inuproved.plan. under the Most carefulscien- ?i5C Inspe,tinn and her powers have been satisfactorily proved in the Briatol and Irisb Channres. 5helselesantly ritted up with a separate c2jn for the ladies, and a female attndant, and Ls provided writh every accommodation for the convenience and comfort of passenvers, who mnar be supplied on board with the best provlisons, wifles, &c. on very rmoderateterms. The superiorityof the harbour of Portsmouth is Well kr.ou'n: the inns are excellent; there are coaches at different hour, f the day to London, Brighton. and the west of ingland, be. aides daily vans and wvagons from London, for the conveyance of bsrg,ge and such goods as requtire ex7pedition: and it possesses, als,, tin peculiar advantages ofa canal conivevance from London, by which gwds are bronght dow;n at a much more moderate rate than by nny other conveyance. from R.andall's Wharf, Q ueenlilthe: all which ren- der it a most desirtable pltee for embarkat.on. For further partieu. L.rs Iqire niTftnly oftbie Portsmouth coach offices-in Lonidon:, of Mr. J. Ltadearen. merchant.sand MNr. Nanee, Fotintain Hotel, Portsmouth; and CRoain Savage. R.-E. Jersey; Robert Mlastcrman, Commander; armes Goodridge. Chief Mate and Pilot. There are regular paekets from Jersey to St. .lsloes, a distance of not more than 20 miler, by which the length of journeFby land to ilordeaux, Totleuse, and the soutb nfFrance Is mutch shortened, which is a very desirable object, toIn ids particuiarly. The Sir Francis Drake, steam packet, sails everV Friday fram.Portsmouth for Plyinouth and Palmouth. 'fAB:fHQUA KES in SY RIA.-At a MEETINGof the E COMlMITTEE for mannxingthe SUBSCRIPTION for theRllIEp f thee SUEFERtERS by the EARTHQUAKES in SYRIA, held at Johnrs coM,echbue. the 15th instant: JOHN THEOP41ILUS DAUBUZ, .'sq. Treasurer, in the chair; The Secretary having read a detall of the proeeedings relative to this subscription. and of theobstacles wvhich have prevented more than a rtial diitrihution of the funds ralsed for the relief of the wrectched surliers by the Earthqualces In syria, It was unanimouslV -resolved, That the Narr%tive now laid by the 'Treasnrer before the Committee he printed and circulated That so Percent. be 'eturned tQ those subscribers who shall think pr,pertodernand the same, in weiting, on or before the lst of August ne-srt On their verifying their identity. by means satisfactory to the Majorit- of a Meeting of the Committee. That appllcations for such return, and that such proofs of Identity, be addres3 ed to tho Treasurer, sealed and left previously to the Ist of AuCust, atohbn's coffeehouse. -Cornhill. That on.or after the Ist of August, the Committee will deem that part of the sum remaining then unclaimed, or which shall not be claimed to the satlifaction of the majority of a Meeting df the Com- rs to the Identity of the several subscriptions on which the re. urn shall he clafmes, to he left at the disposal of the Committee, and thant sucb eusnohal then be divided ia the folloving.proportilons to the charities bereafter-ieitlonled, (the lirlncipal subscribets hav. ing cor ented to surch dieiosall viz. :-One moiety to the Subscription foer the Relief of theuffcrcrs at the Cape of Good Hope. One.fourth to the Royal lnstitution for the Preservatipn of Life from Shipwvreck. One-fourth to th' Sea5enrs Hospital. on board His Majesty's ship O,rampus. That the thanks of this Committee are eminently due, and are herebypresented. tohis Excellency Lord Strangford His iajieit ' Ambaassador to the Ottoman Porte: to John Cartvwriult, caq. l5ritITZ Cons.l.General at Constantisiople; and to John Barker. esq. - Critish Consul at Aleppe, for their humane. zealous, and able efforts, to carry Into effect the bendlent intentionr of the contributors to the sub. seription for the I oli1f of the sufferers byearthquake and famine, in Sra;. end that th,eseresolutions he conveyed to bis Excelleney and the said gentlemen, signed by the treasurer. That the thanllIof this Committee are due, and -are hereby pre- sented to John Theophilas Danutz. e3q. forhis kilhd and unwearied attention to the a5 ir5 of this subscription, as treasurer, aiid in cor. re-pending with the necessary izents. i Turkey. That the thanks of this Commnittee afei duce, and are hereby pre. sented to Robert Humphrey ?larten, esq. for his Strenuous exertions in promoting, and his audItion It conducting the subscription. - 2; Newv Broad-street, June. 1S24. JOiHN CATTERMOLE, Sec. A T a MlIE;E^FiNG, held on the 7th of June, at the Freemasons' Tavdr, for the purpose of taking into consider- ntijon the proetleiP of FORM?NG a SOCIETY for the'EDUCATION of, the INFANT ~TtsHT REN of the POOR, the Most Noble the larquiifof LANSDOWN iii thc Chair, the following resolutions were unafflmously agree to:-. Lb Thiat tbS4tM'Eeting i Rtrongly im;pregsed with a sense of the many arL-~r'eat benefits, moral and politila , whieh rtay be expected to re- r'-i4rozn the general es-tablishment t hroughout the united kingdomn, g q.0apeclalynin populous towvns and villages, of Infant schools on the p, - of thDse alfeady formed In Vincent-square, Westminster: in a t,,er-street. Spitfields; at Waltharnstow; in Meadow-street. }rIstoll and in various other places. 2 That for tbepurpose of extending the knowledge and promoting the adoption of tlts ystem, a Society be nowv instituted nuder the de- pigoation of the Infant School Soclety -.the object of which shall be to etablishIn some central part of- the metropolis an institution, which, while It dlsPen-les Its benefits ti) the adjoining populatfon; may also 5erve as a model for imitatior.n arsd as t seminary for training and qualifyingSmnaters and mistreses toform and superintend similar 3. That vusc cliPtion benonv entered into for the purpose of ac- tniplishingthis oblect; aiid that Samuel Hoare, jun.esq.be requested to act Rs Treasurer: 4. Thatthe followinggentlemen ber&quested to Rct as aConmSittee, to draw up rules for the society, tO procure subscriptions nid to make the further arrangements for carrying the resolutions of the present Meeting Jnto efbect, Wvith power to add to their number, viz.:- T ord Dacre Dr5. Blirkbeck Sir hom5ssBariug,hart. H.p. - Iles.jamee Sinith, esq. Sir John Willism Lubboek, bart. . Vm. Allen, esq. Sir J. Mlatittoth, hart. !I.P. Henry Rutwisie, egq. r. LtlShington, M.P'. iSamuleloaare,sjun, e5q. John Smithx,sesq. M.P. Zach?ery Macaulay. esq. X^e,srarougham,esq. bS.P. Henry,s-ase, esq, Thomas F. BD,tion, esq. 3.P. James Mill, esq. Win. E:vais,.en. Sl.PP. I Renry Drumnmond, esq. SamuelJ. Lord, esq. M.P. j Joseph Wilsoni esq. George Hamnersley, esq. S. Gurney, esq. John Abel SSnith, esq. Slr Gregory Lelyn. J. Tcolhat the thanideef this?Ieeting'be pregetted to the : s fNoble the Macouls of Lanidoivn for his Cble conduct In-the cnair. * Subscriptions sSnce-the first. At SirS. W. Lubbozk,oForster,and iAnaBradebasi - o o 10 6 - Co.'s. i S. Ho.re,jun.-esq. - 21 o O JohhS Dcacon, esq. Clap' - 0 At3ese?srs.Smi!th,Payne,andLn.'.s. hail' ?1 io00 I ,CsoIdxmId,_eq. .-10 - 0 0 Ralph Leyee3ter, enl. IO 0 01 H. C. Robinson - I 0 0 At Messrs. RoaX0arch5net,and Co.'s.I GcorgeSmlth,,esq. -- 20 0 OF James Tillard, esq. * SO 0 O Shn. Smith, esg; 31-10, 0 DukeofH;edford, - 210i blSith. eiiq.- - 21. o o Th W on - a2 0. Lord rington. - ? 0?0 P ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~J AblbrcevdF-iltaryercroiiby*H to o 2 JohnL Wilson -- O o.S brioih 00C I~njmin ilso - 201 Sr fre-gory'Leivn ~.-2 2-0 SubiscrlptiodASW and Smith Sir Jt nSfll mnersles and CO-'s; lessra. Dru06%ndandCo.'s; andatilessre Jonee, Loyd, and Cb. s ,.atiOST,bmth onday evelling last,nearB1ooshUg-Sqlare, L Sa Hl small BITCH, who answer toAhenar,e.of 055. e -coatS Ismooth, chiefly white heed and earn liver coloured,. ha elreulsr spot of'the dame 0o6our on each stde of thebody,.afda .-mal strJpe, of swhite. on the forehead. Whoever lUm br3ng,her to Mr. Blankley, pouleererr.Blogmsbury-Market, .shall receIve TWO SOVEREIGNS tREWARD.Juane2S..IS24 . - Tv INtQ's THEATRE:.- Mademnoiselle. NtUBI,'l -re- v spectfuily beg's leaveFtoin(brm the 'Nobilty and Gentry, Snb. ecribers to the Opera, an&the Pubtlc, that her ik NEFITNIGH- will tae place at thiS Thheatre on Thursday, 3uly 1; wbhe wll be Per- formed a favourite OriaA., 'wherelnrtiadam Routide-Begrds, Signor Garcia, Slgnor Porto,and Madame Pasta will perfo7n, Afeertheopera, atr cntire:.new -cmte Batlet, composed byif.-Ahmer eitledSADIS ET A IJOURDHUL Applicatlbsld for boxes andtlcets oi ilcffade to Mademrofselle Noblet; ;7, Charles-street; Sr nes'tsquaXt; or to Mr. Seguin; atthc opera office,. 05,Quadratit. Regent-at'eel - YZ ING's THEATRE CONCEWV ROGOM. -Mad. I ' BAGIOIAt'TeIlfecttclly begs -leave to6 inforni' the t-obi1itv, Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, and the.Publlc, that her BENE- FiT :t'ONC}jRT *viR take place .at the-ahov.cRuom,.onMWednesday, tlie 30tlh hnt.' wvhen' all the pinciI * 'ocal and instri4nenttl' per- fot'ncrs of the KRing's Thecatre win lend thleir asg1Ai1scen; arid Signor R.ess.inl- ,Wilt -Pretidcat. the piano4hrces Prospectuses. of? the- per- forlnance may be had of Milad. Biagloli, 44,. Leleester-square o-or 'of MIr. Segui'. Op,era 01ofliee, l03 'Qda? o,dran,hcre: boxes ,and tickets, ' . * - ,<X.G'Sening TP115 EVENING will. he Iserformed (for the -second tihe in this conutry) the OPera crla, entlttled RtOMEo FGTELlETTA. Mnsicbv ZingsLrelli. Princi tiTey ormtrs:adasDePaA, i Madame Bla iolI Sfgnor: Port4,-Sfgnbr GrahiAni; sind~ Signor Gatela.' End of 'the oera the favou,rlte B,allet, called Li PAG INCONSTANT. Owing to tle length of the perforfianced thera.whlbe no Divertissenent. . Appil- catoions respecting boxes to- be Iwade 'to Mr. SeguIn, Opera-ot.ice, lea, Quadrant. ' 2. :. . PositIvly the Last Night of MADAME CAATAANt'd Engagenlent. TES-EVENrNG,- THlE RO3A TO RUIN. Old Dornton.(nst-imen thtssecsdnl, Mr.- Dtwtnd; 'Henry Domton, ., 4r,Sa3llstoiwWj W e&otrreni -Irsrlmm I-.to - ' ''in tbe coirs.or-t e-.vcuIng^AtIedme.4atala,wiArl1l slrnF '"n .-dr AsIaC'(frrm semtrhIn5dh): I'tecle sOlfolt.tyermy people, 4and'Alr 'Esryvahley;' Duetto fr,dm 'I:IFarsat covnerla elesica;' and Rode's VarIationa, ' positIvely-her last anpea'aleetbist Season- T,o. conetude.yeth THiSl R7SYOLT 't' THE GREEKS. 7/IRA TilE R O Y A;@1I;, -C0 eA R EzT. . THIS. EVNING. PRIDE:&SHALL 'AVE k FALL.' Count Ventoso, Mr_ W. Farren; Loreno, Mr. Cooper; .. . Leonora' Mliss.Lbve. After wvhlcb.:igwjlfth; timei; a New -o iedy; in 3 acts, called CHARLES TH TSECOND; oriThe MerryMoneroh 77TEX TRE RU HAYAAREI, THIS: 9VENTNG; THE MOGVL 'TALE. After whic - A C F,RE- R TH HEART-ACHR. ii Rkpldid 1A. -listolr Y Young Rapid, Mr. VInlng; MiHss Voftdr. %frs. Gibbs: IJesse OiLtland, Mrs..T.- Hil1. To coieledewlth "VISH OUT: OP WATER." TIIEATIAt ROFiAL, EhNG$1,1 OI gRR4-IWUSEt,Srand. Positivelythe last Thteo Nigbtaof Mr~ IthTHE:%VS'At HOSE.' *CI'fiiS EVENIN(4. and Monday,;Jusle 2Sth,'and Thursdi&y,. 3ulyl 1) wvith his TRIP. TO AMERiCA. ;.:. - . . 0 . DA VIS'. RQVAXL AIIPJiIT.R THEPX', I'estmin ster. bridge. THIS RVEN IG. the unprecedehtediy masLiteent-represent6tidn of, TrHE BATTLE OF- WATEIRiOO. After wvhich, a grand Ama-znian Entrie. hoeseonanship by laster CoJeetand the Grotesque Chlois; and Mr. W. Davi.s.:iush., wiLI.perforin the feat of. Le ChassieUr Indien on tWVo nndaparlsonediforsds. Toceolclude wtlth AGAvEmNON. THE FAiTHFFUL NEGRO :in tle courseof whfeb, a Cocoa-nut Dance. AQUATIC- THEATRE, XAnILE-R'S WELLS. THIS EVYENINO the entartaninmentswlll eornmence with 1tb time at this theatre) anew domestic meliodramna, called TU3R RAVEN-S OF ORtLEANtS; or, Th6c.pret of Cerbcottes. To vhk-h, tVill .be addcd,. the 9opnlar intorldde of THE ACTRESS OF ALIS,WoR. l'he .whole to. eon clude wi th an en tirely new aid interefting rn etodsum,x, called THE BRAZEN W,ATER TOW-E,R:. or, Th,e Doubtful Chlld. T -I . 9P} SUfRdEY'THAATRZE. THSEVRNlNG willl bepresontcd.kmdeldrains, in 3 acts, called THE RANGER,OP TAF. FOREST-; or, The 7.lyaterlnus Mlurder. A;fter wvhich, a heiw burletta. in one het, called NIPT' lN THE: BUD. Dick Volatile (a stroUllng youth), Mr. John Reeve, who will introduce the two favoalrite ?omlc Songs of ' The Chaarehwardens' Dinner ' and. 'First vid de grace estra ordinaire.' The wvhole to conclude wit5i the- entirely new mealodirama, in 3 acts, called HIATEor.h anoef the M1.ountain. tiiirmn' ;o.h aaato . TOrarEOt,i1 TrFsTEA Tl.. The popular-and terii Daao' austus' at Half-price. TS;IS YEVEING will he.presented an entirely new melodessnatic and pantominmic spectacle, called MUNGO PARE- 6r,l The Sourcee of the .Nile; After Which, the popular mausical burietta,,calSed THEf aWd teRrific ram,ll5Ie?d FAnUST'US;I otr,hune Dcrmon's Victim. - ROYAL .?ARDNS, VA UXHIALL. (Unlder the espSal Patr,nuaee of illS Itaeaty 4 on Monday next, June 28, the AMUSEMENTS will comimence with a grand Concert of Vocal and In stt-un1ental Mlusic I - the other en ter- tainments wSIl -consIst oF -tbe Ballet, the Fantoeelni,.the Tight and Slack Ro,pe. Sireworks, and Ascent on the -Rope.- In consequence of leveral,,lamilies: who have been prevented attending the Gardens by Elallet of the Chinese Wedrdineg csoentinue, wt ish respeuthc fannounclted It will be performed for a fewr evenings longer; when-it must bewvith- drawn, 'n account of the grand new- Pantomlme whiSch . has been all the winterin preparation. The favourite songs of the new "F?IIY hiopkins.' " Joey of Yatsxhall,'& in ayi he had at the Garden:s. Doors open at '7, begin at 8. AdmIssion- Sc. 64. - TO CORRESPONDEN9TS. , - -A Father-of a Family"-is inforrmed, t1iat'loweveewe may-par- tScipatein the senltiments exprcssetd in his letter, our avocations will not permit us to. become a.mcdidm for receiiing subscriptions. - His contribution will he returned 0's-applca, at the of cce. ?> The publication of Tl e Timnes commsenced at 6 o'clocki yes- terday mzorning, and finished at 9.