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Seguins,, Opera kffie, 105,'Quadrallt, Rtegent- atree~Sxe&&,ajes-~,,e~-.Anii-.lo $9the boxes iOs. 61. - I 7.iai .l5.a-x: 1i4hF'of6ii i iTill begiviLW fri alf saBt 7 ,i~eloek. /-RAR1N E'SOCM%TTY's OFF'ICE, Bishopsgate-street, iVitiOcb'i.'l82~-Te- NNIERSRTDli7NER of thc 'MASStNP., SO01RTY wilAzbs iaeldzat thle City of Lonidon Tavern, onl WiflbdnisdV, tl(e Sd-th lnstftlst at half.p"st 5 o' loo CCPrecisely His 99yal ~Ijgbrnes thle Pttke of CLARE. CE in the har -. ~~~STEWARDS. flse Iig1~t ton~ 1rede?-lic John tcy urhlnson, Juni. Ccsi. * lrobi,lson. MS. P. Thomas JamesOtm, esiq. The- Rte. ,ois. Wni.1,1.3uKBSOXI, MI.P. Captain Locke. Tle.d-y Axlexander, esq. Capt. Win. Jones LYe, R. N. The.risse IeckWvitth, esq.Ca.Wi.Ew.aryRN Johni DeacOlt. t3q. HnyPwel al Robert b'arrrsnd. esi,.M.P. Sme one.eq Mungo Gilmore, esq.CatPilpRle Villis-i. Green , eaq. Th as ilio, esq. G~eorge Hathsorne, req. ICpan i. og, R. N. T HO. RIG, ecretary. 0 YAL DMUBLN SOCET, ilai-set, Febru. sty 7th 184.-Ol Tursay.the 3d daY of Junle, 1 S24, .11, ueltsAvll rocedto LET a ASITANT in the LABORATORY CANDDATE fortha sitatio mut produce Lhe most ample azi satlmctry tstionIas, ot uIv f god chariacter, hut of previous eductio an acislrmens I ehmisrr and general scienice. Till salary1001.per anum. he peson bo shall be elected to tin sitatin mst evte ia hol tIe o the duties thsreof. Candl datre mnast send In cerrlflcates of ther quallficatiofls. to mnY office before Thursday, the 13th day of May, B., M'CARTI4Y, Assistant Secretary. heMatter of WALTER E St, a person 0 1..rxnsord mind.-Pursuant 'ID an, Order- of tlle LOrd. High Cban cel 'o re8,t BriWan, thie CREOLTORS of the said WVALTEF WVELSHI, lat n,f Wappfng, in-the countY of 'Middlesex, shIp.chandlei a-nd dealer ill Irish provisions, but notr a prisoner residilig wvithir the Rules, of thle Klog's Bench prisori, are to come to ad roethl debts blef,re WN-illIam (raurtenay. do one of the Msasters of tin Court of Chancery athsceibrIn 0heptnbldgi.Ca cery-laxae. Lridon. on Prl lfrete 11th day of April, 1824, or It df. ult thereof they wis-I be peremptorily e~totudexd thle benleflt Of thi Said i'rder. Ai P. Y L E BO _NE T URNTPIKE.--To -Bondholders.- I Notice is hereby givenl, that thie Trustees Of thte 'Maryleborli T'urniplke Rtoads having resolved to P.AY OFF ?1,000, a pairt of thi debt due hy this truist, did, on Thrdy sh 3t6fMrh nt rs I 0 siumbess if the bonds outstanding for the tad debt, viZ. No. 13 i4d, 169,16f3. 186. 189, 204, 205, 206, 210. which said bhunds will bi pald off at Mlld,urmier next, with interest to that timeL, after wvhicl the interestwaillecease. The payment will be imade at tile Treasurer's Jos:ast Henry Stiarey, csq. Uernexrt-street. st. Mlaryleb.ne. March 4, 1824. S. WVATTS, Clerk to the Trustees. ('IO-NTRACTS.-PavFl an MattrialsfrteRpi It_ of Roads.-Notice is hereby giveln, that theBorofHhwy and Fo-tpAths oft'-ic parisho,f St., Mar, 1,lirflctol,wl eto us day, the 23d rinstant, at thie Vestry, Roi m, at 7 ,,,oOkI h vnn prieeSely. t. receive P'ROPOSALS, for PAVNING theFOTAHS n sulpply~ing malterials f'or the repair of the roads.tndrhectolo the said Bosard, for one year from the 25th Instant. Theli nature ol tbh articles requiired. anid the xtitpolatistntS tol whichl the contractol waul hare to contwrm, will be furniished on a~pplication being miade at the rcrk's netbre. Islington. Persons desiru of contracting must attend with thecir p,roposals at thle time and place before.mietltionecd. toi3EtTr 0 LDEtISHA, duV,tn. Clerk to theTru.stees. -91 BGILD)ER-.-_St. Gi!es iin thie FiJeld, and S,_t. A Georg-e, BIlorn-sburTy-._`he Committee for Plavitig, Cleatising. tkrd Lightittic these Plarishies still mieet in S_,t. Giles't Vestry-room., ilO Th,irsusly. t'he 25th, day. of Maur,h in.tant, at II o'clock in thie fore- n-on pr-ieh,lY , r ceeive PROM'OAI.S nd m:ONTIlkACT f,,r ERECT- ivt; a 9,47NDARY AIL with coping, piers, gates, &C. to a plot 01 ,z,xnund, situate in tleorge.,treet (late Dy-ot-strceeli ilti' Iell paris af S ;e-,r<, Bio,nssbrv. P'lans anid mpaietitSriy be pen 0 li- cation at SIr. II. 'Abraliani" ,,tbces, I, TojrrlIngt0Il`treet, Russell- square. between I I anid 4I o'loels. Trhe peo-ns sending in propos$Als seale upi rith he nae' an adde-' o two- persons of replotisi- l.i:iy as sorcric, f.,r ttie pcrformance of thle contract, or theire ctto- rsed agents, are request-id to attetnd ;It tile ve,try-roomT.riecii ,nittee will no,t consider titeniselltes hoolld to accept. of the lowest t -nder. Tccnrco , a h xeico h otat ruh .'l which and furthier itilorniatliotmnay behaid at thieclerks ot)lice, 21, lart-street, Hli ,oisbury-sqtiare. By order of the (:ommnittte, ROBEFRTI FINNIS, Clerk. TEST-HA M, Esme,.WOHRKHOUSEPROVI V? OINS, and other itrtitles.-Tlie Committee Appointed by the ,e,tect Ve,try ,f thii parisli till i,ieet at thle workhouse, West-hiam, on eatuirdqy. theS2Oth Instant, At lioVe inl thle morning precisely, to rece.'ve Proposals frotinsc per-oil, who may bu swilling tO C:oN- TrV\jtT for SUPPLYING the ?((RIn i tile said parish workittuse -ith the fo1lowing PROVYISIO.NS anid 'Articelt. tor six months fruit Leely-day hleat.V _i.:Ijrcad at per bushel, to be mnade of whleatet. our,. fromr w:hich onlv the bratt. horse iti-ilard, atlcas tdln pi.:U.rd shiall have I-cell separated. C'orit Cliendlery.-PeaS at Per quarter. Good sounid Smlall l3eer, at per barrel. taimpill to lie selt. 'News 5111k. as fr-nm the -os. barn do,,r measure, at ?,er gallon. Cheese, bii,e'e Gi.oce.ter or D)utch., at per ewe. timid st-tt esismDe sait Buitter, cleaned scraped, at per cwt. and Coals. PotP l'shldrn Tuis- pot~ measure, to he delivered free of expense, at per clialdu.Tt contractor will lie paLid iliooithly, afte~r the 'first mlonlth's delivery, either lIt tosen lit c-intry, as he may wish. Pro~po-Ils to be In wrritintg sca-led .ip, atid delivered at thae salid wvorkhouse,t aor before' the timei ai-ienmentii.ncil, and fUrther particulsts may lekoi yallit to the inaster thereof. By order 13th Marc. 1824. A,M LL ARGYLL, Vestry Clerk. 0 T1 CE-hFOV R O S fte orof tile Paihof Greenwich avill meet on the 2-Ith of Marchl instanit, t,,o onsd:r TEN'DERS fi,r tile followintg purposes:-I. F'or SWEEP- ING, aitd CLEANSING~ the whole of tlte STREETS, roads, lanes, alleys. and pa-sages, and for digging, carting, anid spreadingrall the gr~avel and pr.tper miaterialsl for keepingi iii giftd repaur the unitaved r,,ads. lanes, and footpaths ffiroughttiut tIle parish, the gravel hItg takenl gratbi from the parish pt, and 'the streeltpIns becomnilg the property of the contractor. 2. VIXr sweeping anid clean-0ing the said streets, e withtout keeping the rod5 c.In rellair. 3. For supply. ing good picked Iltt,for the repair of thie trhole of thie roads, deli- vering thecsoicm at: any part of the paish, alid i0 suceh quisaittitiei as sl,lt e rquIed t pr yar. 4. For carting all fLinits or gravel for ihe taeand repai oftepaiioads, &c. at a price per It,tit he deivre t any hat-fteprs equired, the gravel hei;tg taken fri,m the parish it .Frupplyillg good picked flintst In such slatte .ix- eh eadd at a price per load, at anY givenl place it.- tuec pxri-'lo h ienitiond ythe contractor. Tenders are te, be gent:, ott or betore the 2d da fMarch, to, thie Offce of the Vestry ClericI inGSreenstich. The cnract to he for 3 years', determinable at the citt of the first or seconid year. tnpoil 31 ooitntha' noltice Ini writing fr.', eihe ary iN BICKtNELL. VYestry Clerk. (lreewicwh, Ma.rch 3, 18:24. reO j T~URUA N toa Deree f 110 Hgh ourt of (Chan- cyc i.made in a cause ' Al&op against rot.-goiod.' the CREDITOfIS QfjOH NT H-A YWOOD ALSOP, late of tite parislt of leek, In the coulitty ofStaffird, silk manuifacturer, deceased, he- ho died on or alloitt Ithe 7th ida .ApIl 1823., are ft,rtbNXltb to clome In antd prove their debtst t,e,r James! Stpe,eq n the NMASters of the said Couirt, at his chaber, i SothanptiibuxiidlltES (7lh&neery-lalle, London, or in default thereof tiey will lie excluded thle teoefilt of the said decree. Fenchurch-street, Mlarch 9. TEE8DALE anid SYMNES. T. ANTN, Blackfriars, London-11, .ANT-E, the Sunsl o ix ,40o, by wcay of ANNUITYoOSaLife lit Lives, anid oii secarity othe ratas of the abo've parish and which sum hi to be raised to- wards the repairing the churchl of the nited parishes 1f St- Altdrewv by, the Wardrobe and the above parish "f St. Anil, Blackfrlars, L.on- don,,. Any persoin ,r persons stilling~ to advaritee'any suml or stuns) o' mimes, by' way of ainnuity, to the ab)ove anount,Ior aon'part Ethereof, ni,t ic'~s tit'AD tile sumn of 3001. al-c requested t.t s,ind their proposals, to writing, to Mr. Williamn Pritchard, vestry clerk. 2S, New, Bridge. sitreeDt, Blackftrlars. oni ir before tite I Ith of April niext ensuing. CHAMIBERs.-'To be LET, withb illnimediate posses- si-,'.ELEVEN CHAMBEFRS, togetlter or separately, suitable either for residences or offices. There ate 6, eb aO bers on tite flrst, 2 otn the stecond, eLnd 3 on the thitrd ftoutas, there are 6 thuMer chiambers on thepreMniSes, let off at 701. per ennuni. The 17 clhamblers, cellars, .-Aults. -c. wsoultd be let together at 1101. per antuom, taxes included; and 12o1. f.sr 12 yeats ends uartet. The premises may, be had for a further term o-f fou yers IruIed. For ft,rther particulars apply ifr by letter, pRist paldi to 0. G. on the premises. Adeiphi-house, A1datn.-strect, AdeiphI. ~LD~ROMPTO,N. - To be DISPOSED O~F,the 14yasuepred, of agnelCTAE,situate at ld tr.mpon,on inle nda qtiartCT from Hyde-perk-corner, n-ih agoo plasre od itcengarden, of one acre, and a paddock of neeelc odaumarter, adjoining the garden, all in agood state of cuilvtl'tJ Th cttage containis ~2 bee~t parloure, communicatcing is-thfolin dorS asniall breakfast parlour, and a.back ditto, 3 beet "edoom. nd sevats'dito, ivith kitchemi, laundry, wvashhouBe, A-c. a .stall table.coaehuse, aod loft, all In excellent repair. Reist 6.11. per annum an,t aetrouble. preniluit for the lease, in- Cl,,ding every fixturebot o ad in door, 3001. Forftirther parti- culars and to view the aame apply at Grove Cottage, old Brompiol!. B iU_LDIN_G GYOUN-D.To Bric_km~akers, BuIlders, and Others-To be LET, on Lease for 99 years, by tender, up wards of EIGHIT ACRES ot s1u8ble01 BUILDING GROUND, situate on the south si1de. of the High Dover-road, at Mil1ton next GraLvesend. Rent, commnandilng most e~xtensive and, beautifuldvews of the neigh- bouringeovrintry. the riverThaine. ai3d the counity of Essig. The -oil coj,isits of brick earth and blockt chialk of the beait qualities, ansd itf greatcdepth. Planlsof the proposed. trections Mnay be inspected, sod f,irqier particulars known, oni application at the offices of Messrs. Saunders, Ileaweiod, al9d Muatthewsi- solIcitors, Grave-Bend. and Upper Thamretsetrect. Lonldod, to whoibu 1511 tenaders musut he seeat; ana' of Bt-as antoek andG Geary, archItects. 4, WVhite Lion-court, Cisrohill. ANSo he THAMES, wNithin 10 MMIes o-f L-on-aT05. B -T be OLDin FEE, by PrivaLte Contract, or Leot on Lease for21ver5 i detnglshed FREEMOLD ESTATE dnld elegant SIAN- SIGN Theesttgeitef coinprising atbout 40 acresi of rich pasture andgrss an. Wthsomn, thriving timber. &e. The house Is jiudlel- esulvpinied wthconvenient suits of spa rtments. and all useful anddomsti ofics, etahedcoaisOuse, stabling, greenhouse &c- 'he whole comm nlFapesn iesty of hill and dale, abda sites- ate in a neighbourho tdddwt reidences of the first circies of society. Cards to ve n l te particulars; obtained on applica- tion by letter, postpi,toRbr Hicks, csq. Twiekenhain-green, Middlesex- N excllen FAMLY H USE, witlh gardeni and A -leaur grun, stute n he seghbourbood of Batterseta, to be ET,wit innielat posesion ad any pert of the furniiture takn a a 'aua'lon Th stuaionIsextremely healthy and deas't. kchnback kitchent and brewhousae: -n ntletrst floor dasw- ,Lug room, tivo bedrooMs, and dressing room se edd aoor, four bed. rolms a-no dressing room; and above which areti'e-good sized atticsm rent and taxes low. For further partIculars alp1y tOjobhn Scatgul, esi ). Freemn's?-curt, Ct7rnhill; Mr. WouslfIt# St. Yaul's church- --ard- o~r toMs. Plndar, at the Ravert I un, Batterselbt . - x I EAR HASTINGS and SUSSEX.-AT&ost desirable and0tnproving FREEHOLD PROPER-T'Y for Investment, land ta% redeemed. eapital Stone Quarry, and. exseliesat Brick Earth, and 40 aeres of unIcommonly rich Water Meadow,Arable, and Wood Lauid, to he helLO, situated In the perish of Ore, near Wastings, wvhJch is onslidered to be one of the most desirable andA,proving towvns on the;sea coast. *rhere numerous buildings e .re gotng.forward for the acomnmodatioll of the company, 'vhich is every year imore richly attended. Theland conteln very excellent,bricktearth, and an in. exhaustible quarry-of fine stone for bhlldligg honses, garden walls, anI ?onnda5tons, nearly equal on goodness to the Bath stone, wvith which the city of Bath was bult, beIng tlxe handeomest eity hi Eng. Innad. A strcam of water runs tArougd the estate, which renders the property very desfrable. Now In the 0efPAtion of h'. -Iggulden, o! hastings, on lease for 14 years, St thevSIowlv rent of 50L and-eubject to the pa,ymerit of s. 6dfi. per tbous.nd-fios- every thousand brieks made uoon the premises. aiid d. per tosr fo}tevery ton of stone over and afive the rent of 01.- This mnost daii'able property Is very likely to produce an Incomne of 2001. or a91i a yeT, and wilU be sold for 40 guineas pey acre, isieludinr the aplpetidages. For further PartlcularE appiy to slr. Mercer, land surveyor, 18, Tokenhouse-yard, near the Bank of England, where the leasc may be inspected. VVONSHIRE-HOUSE,286, Strand.-W. TU{'KER I)' most respectfully returns thanks to the Noblifty. Gentry, and Public, for the distinguished patronage he lias received. and begs ta acouaint them that he Is now receivIng a regular supply of The real o Xi HAMPTON UTTON sojdstly esteemed forits peullAr fiavour aned similarity to vensioln, in haunches and saddiee, from 81b. to 1211i. e-acb: also, dafly, the genu!ne DEVONSPII'H7CLOUTED CRIEA, in caster, at I-a"onds DemchT; warcranTt7sed to kieey 3 days. From W. l'scler'scont~inhIn evoishre,heIs enablea to stlpply the publico -wictipenilttry. zis, woodcocks5Ooda pRgeons, pork, saUsages, hams, - res . suealt antler, fite fresh layer, &c. on-sueh terfns, and of auteh qnitt$ Cts be humbly trete Will mnerit a contlnftan8e of that As. shp79o gratefully acltnOwledel.Ngar7y oppOsIte N6r. T,adllesand 6entlemOt5-en~.- k I . iBe '.leave losiatform Yo0;;7 at~t d e~&l your kiuid. auspicefi *to-cotnOflP.5 SccSSOlgUU~ obijeer of nmy ambl'tiori, -Ibgyut -asrdta yiOq attention shall be devoted t nnneadcnceeosil 'the variyous, duties vili CWSdlloh d t ltiIi It -I have the hQpliort elsisak e~a New Broad-street, March 11, 182-4. , .~-TY~8I~T Mr. btnspratt's Commititee 'Nvtll se dat, e!b4~ Tavert1, where cnromurications affetn- ntret L To ttie PROPRIETORtS Of P-i MbSNi-A-STOCIKs. Ladies and Gentlemen, 'p HE ELECTrION of a DIRECTPOR o tdA' JLINDI& COMtPANY being fixedt for Tudasday'. the 20 lilstant,I most respectfully and earnestly enitreat the-favour of your attendanice at the East India House on that daLy, wvheni Ihope to be bonioured wit'h Foro"mthretvery favourable reception I have experienced on my canvass, I entertaiti the conifident nope that the result of the ballot on this occasion wvill place mne In the lionourable eitoiatietn of aL Direcor o youraffars; ad I ncmore beg to asgsure you, that, in the ventof y suces, I halleudavou' fitfully, diligently, and zealously to-ischarge the uties of tha iprat trust. I hae te hnourto e. ithgreat respect, You fathul ndhumble servant H.ST. GEO. TUdKERI. 3. Up per Portland- pIace, NIarets 10, 1824. Mr.Tucker's Committee will sit daily at tlieCity of London Tavern, Bishopaat-sret where any communications from his friends wnil be ta-folly receivedl. Tlo tile PROPuitinTiviS of EASf INDIA 5TroCK Ladies and Gentlemen, mHE VACANCY in theEAST iNTDIA DIRECTION, occasioned by the lamented death of Sir Thomas Rteid. having benthis day officially declared, and the ELECTION ayilzag been fixe-d for Tuesday, the 23d of this month, at the East India House, I earnestly solicit the favour of your VOI'ES and SUPPORT on that occasion. Should I suceceed In attaining the high object of my ambition, ot which I entertain sanguine hopes, frmn the flatterinig reception I have ex werienced from a great ijedy of the Proprietors I shall use my best enaeavoiurs to jutstify your selection of me as a DIrector. I have the honour to be, wvith great repoet, Ladles anzd Gentleme,mn Your most obedient and humible aervant, 13, nitn-stee, Mrch10, 1824. ROBERT T. FARQUHAIL IR R T.FARQHARs CMMITTEE -will SIT 13 DALY a theLondn Taern,flisopgagte-stteet. where all Corn. muncatonsreltiv tohisEletio wIl e thankfully received. Ladles antd Gentlemn, HE Electio of a Director of the East Indlia Comipany Tbe'n fixed for Tuesday, the 23d Instant, I beg meast respectfully to Soliceit the favou'r of your attendance a, thse ballote at the india Houise. oni that day. It has been iny anxious desire to pay my personal respects to every Proprietor, and, if I have failled in anly instance, I trust the omission will not lbe imputed to intenitional neglect, but to the frequent chanige of residence anid the axtensive nature of the canvass. ,rhe very flattering assurances of support wvith which you have been pleased to honour me exceed mv miost sanguine expectations; and, in the event of my success, permi t me to assure you that my timie and uttention shall be exclusively devoted to the faithfuil dis. lareotieduties which miay be Intrusted to mne. The kindness and ponidrtiuarly I havt experienceed from the Proprietors generally, andptttiulalyfromn those whbo have p'roinised me their suifrages, willl ever commnanid ml' respect aLnd gratitude. I have the honour to ba, Ladles and Gentlemen, Your very 'faithful anid obedient servant, London Ta3vern. Mtarch 10, 1824. CIHARLES MIACKINNON. M%r. !lackitiuon's Comminittee sits daily atthe London Tavern, where all communications wvill be thankfully received._____ 1~TOOLand WOLLENIT TRADES.-_At a MEET-- VV ING o the aOl,ad WOOLLEN TRADES, at thie London. tavcrnin'i Bishovsgate-qtrect, tin Wedne-sday, the 17th Of March, 1824. in thle altncre of John Maitlaril, esq the Chairmian of the Wool anid woolleni Trade -Ill London, JAMES BISCHOFF, Esq. was tinani- n,,)usily cailled. to the clhair. It sins unanimonusly resolved, 1. That it is highly important aned desirable thaLt a comminitt ee should be aPPoinited to snPerintend the geiieral interests of the wvool and woolleni trades, andl that thie com. mittee should citnsist of persons interested in each scparatte branch, namely, imnporters of SPanishI and German wools, holders of wool, as well that which Is Izi bonded warehouses as that which has paid the duty on imnportationi, anid also mianiufacturers and persons having stocks of cloth, and whose factories or connexiutte muake them well aecpuainted wvith the interest of each mianufacturing ulastrict in every part of the kingdoin. 2. 'Il'hat a committee so-constitutcd may conxiilt each and every de- po,rtmenti of thie trade, and ascertain wrhat will be miost conducive to tim genieral interest aitd cummutiicate with hia 'Majesty's Ziovera- 3.T liat the c'j)mintittee. have full power to take suchi measures as; ril, may think best for the general iziterest, aytd that they coinsist of the twenty fouuaving Genitlemen, wvith powver to add to thte number; John Maitland, Cs-: Sir J. IV. Lubbock, hart. Jobn Aiistin, Cornelius Ofuller, Josetph Bonid. James Bischoff. Thomas Broke, J. B. Heath, Atidrewv ilolTman, Puirtie.l Hickes, Donald MI'Lean, Anidrewy Louglh- itain, Williami Playtte. James lifley, Thomnas Sheppard, Jobn Saunders, Edward Sieveking, Heniry Sterry, Charles Webb, anid A. Willans, esqrs. (Sigiiedi JAMES BISCHOFF, Chairmani. The thianks, of Ithe meeLting wecre theln unanimously given to James Bisebotf, esq. Chairman. SY LU for the DEA F andI D UMiIB.- itI'atron, hlis Royal Highniess the Duke of GLOCESTER, K.G. Patroniess, Her Ronyal Highrness the Duchess oifOLOCESTEIl- ?Tts'Actst, lils Gace the Dukie of BUCKINIGihiXs audCH&,NDOS,K.G. VIC;E-P'RESIDENTS, His G-race tlue Duke of Bedford IThe Righit Bon. Lord Gambler, Hlis Grace the D,ike of Nortlium- G.t'.B. bertand Sir Thomas TIurton, hart. Thielli5lititon. the EamIof Bristol SirlR. CartrGl-n,bhart.aid. Th'le Zighit Hion. Lo,rd Vis;count aiCale lw r,ta,i. Sidmnouth Si .X.Pps at. The Hon.and Bight Rev,theTlord Mn.aibroc,eq .P. Bishop of Durham WmJs ensn s~M.P. The Righit Honi. Lord Caithorpe -iBmMnin,eq P. The Righit Honi. Lord Itolle Jsp ey,eq The Right I-ion. Lord Arden rdrciWb,eq The tilglit Iloion. Lo,rd Eardley Treasuzrer, Wvilijam. Nottidge, csq. Sub-Treasurer, Rev . Johti Townsend. Secretary. Rev. RIticird 'Yates, D.D.F.S.A. The AN NIVERSARY SERMION, In behalf of this InstitutIon, wvill be Preached In the Chuirch of StL Nary'lebone, Newv-road, ott Sunday morning, March 28, 1824, by the Rih Rev, the Lord Bishop of B RISTOL. After the concelusion of th sevice, one of the childiren wilulrecite the Lord's Prayer; and those inattendance mar be ex- antilned its thie vsatry. Prayers will begin at I1 o'clock. On NMinday, the 29th of March, the Governiors and Frienids of the Institution still DINE together at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street; His Roy'al Ilightieiss thle P~ATRON, irn the chiair. Dinner oni table at half past live o'clock precisely. A fews of the chiildren, after dinnier, will recite some verases. STEWARDS. Grant Allan, esq. meanelot Hialope,ebiq. W'Villiam Peacock, esq. George Appold. esq. LThomas Lott, CCI. iJ. Raveiihill, Jun. esq. Francis Brewrin, es- Thos. Newman, sap IFrederick Reade, esq. Thios. Farneomb, ca.iEdwv. Palmer, esq. IThomias Walker, cite. Tickets, l6is. each, may Ite had of the stewvards, at the bar of thle tavern; and of the deputy secretary at ithe Asylum. , The,candidates for admieisoiit hiave become so niumerous, that the coimitise has-clately augmented the number from 200 to 220, which number of' deaf and dumib ehildren are nowv receiving Instruction in thit asylum. Onle guinea per annumur constitutes a governor; a dona- tion of 10o guinieas a governor for lice. CHIARLES COMEPTON, Dep. ee. I TOLAVE, Southwiark. - At VETRY of the I 3PRISHIONERS of thig parish. holden In the Vestry-hall of the 5'sid ~parkish, .,n Tuesday, the 16thi day of Match, 182-4. pursuaint to a requisition for that purpose; Mir. JAMIES SOUTITEV. Rental Churchwarden, in th.e chair, It wra.sresol-ed tinaminmously, That whIlst ir is rtle duty of every class of His Majesty's stmb.iccts to ettitribuite to thlexigencies of the state. It appears to this mneetingx that It is important to thie comfotrt of thje people ttita thte Executive Government shouild avoid, aLs miuch as possible, direct taxation. That title meeting Is of opinion, that by the assessed taxes, which are direct taxpes, mopre discontent is created among all classes of His Mfajesty's subjects, but particularly,themiddliig classes, thau by levy- incz thelike, or larger sums, by Indirect taxation. iThat the assessedl taxes are not only~ unpopular, but they operate most unequally, conmpelling personis in the miiddle stationiof life, who Iitn consequence of large famillies are obliged to occupy houses, to pay more that; those seho from having less incuisabrance arc able to live lIn lodgitigs. Th,at, from) the eowded state of miany parts of this increased and 'still himcreasin5 metettPols, every possIble encourAgement should be jgivenl tot, ll. circulation of light a-nd air. That the window tax not ionly restrains th-at wvhich ought tu be enicouraged, but also destroys ritie architectural beauty of the buildings, by causing the newv ones to I beu ctitise asto aoidthewinow ax, aLnd the old ones to be dis- figued ithvarius ontivanes;andhals the farther effect of pre- vettir a rea eosunptiti f gass te duty otil which weould maLte. Tlta may widow inthisparshbave at various timnes beeti stopedup,andalmst ver celarket in! an unwvholesome state, atidals li darnes, bcaue th adiasotsof a ray of Ilight, or the lesa po tius f ar, oul sujec thm t lekcarged to the win- Thtti eetiitg is of opinion that thedutytin porters employed Inaus indwrehouses lita been frequently enforced In a mianner no na~dgee, it is presumed, contenmplated aLt its orlginal. enact- mrt hait is also extremely impolitic as operatittg to prevent i occasloisal employment of poor men, from the supposed iaiiyo Ithe emiployer to aF this tax; so that the person sceei oki often driven to tl e alternativ-e of applying for parochl rlt f o h .supp,ort of himself and family, arising from the waisno obtaltilng ioccas,ional or constant work. I That a petitioti be forthwith preseiited to the Honoual h I House of Commoti5s prayintighat in theredutetion of taxesrh ssse taxs my e rpeled or mnodified In preferettce to the rdcino att otertax If hwevr,it should not be thought exeintt repal he hoe o th aseeed taxes, then this meeting aoopnn tha th arumetsin favour (if the ahotition of the wiuo ar I tx o lghtan ai,(the first and greatest comforts ol teiise I coplaely utwighany thinig that can be uLrged In favoutr of a re- dueionon oniaraiveluxuries: and titat the Honourueble'the House ofComnmons bmoterstly enitreated to takelot. itseonsideratl,tn therpa rmdfcto osf allor suchbprt ofthe a8sessed taxes as in its isdm itmaythink fit. Thata peitio to he Hlonourable House of Commons, founded on thee esluios,be adopted and signed bIT-the parishioners. T'at acoythereof be transomitted to the Miembers for the BGoeugh7 of Sotwrk amid thle County of Surrey, that they berequested to support the prayer of the petition, and that Charles; Calvert, esq. M.P. be re- quested to present the same. Thlat Such petition lie at the church for signatuire by the parish- ioners; frons lhursday utitil Monday evening next. * That the thankcs of this vestry he gIven to the Churchwvardens and Overs;eers for their promipt atteittion its convening tills oiseting. Thatthese reilolutions be insertedin The Times, MoernngCilronicle, Morning Herald, atnd Courier itewepapers. JAMES SOUITHEY, Chafrman. '~ALUABLE F RE,EHO LD ESTATES, niear Kendal; V in the county of Westmorland.-To be SOLD by AUCTION, onl Saturday. the 27,th of March instant, at the Commercial Inn, Kendal, It Moc'lock in 'the evenLing, all that compact and valuable FREE- HODESTATE, called Singleton Parke, situate in. Park Lands,within 12 mniles of Ktendal, In the county of Westmorland. consietlogofa good dwelling-hiouse, barn. cowhouse, stable, and hayloft, and several in- closures of good arable, meadow, and pasture groand, eontaining, iby a late admeasurement, 68 acres, be the eaans more or less. The of the yearly free or quit rent of l9s. 6d. and late In the pogsession of; John Ward, as farmer thereof; and aSso all that other messuage or tenement, called Speight-bridge, eunslsting of a good dwelling-house, penthouse, garden, and parrocir, with an inclosure of excellent land, containing, by estimation. 2 acres or thereabouts, all situate near Hill-top, in Iutton-i'th'-lsay, antd now in the pcssesslon of lVilliam Grinda3l, as tenant. For further particulars apply to Mr. Stephenson, solicitor. New-court, Swltaln's-lane, London; and Mr. Isaac Wilson, solicitor, Iendal. V )ELLBROUGHTON, WVorcestershire, - CapiW i FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE.-To be SOLD by AUC- i PN, in one lot, by 1SENRY JACO8, attheLyttleton Armsmims, at Hagley, in the counitty of WVorcester, on Wednesday, Apr1l 28, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to tonditions then to be preduced, all that the MA NOR of MOOR-HALL, otherwise Moor-hail selne, (ex. tendJngoverseveral hundred actes of lana,l vith the chief rents, royalties, and appurtenances belonging thereto. And also the capital messuage, substantial farm buildings, garden, and several closes of arable, meadow, and pasture land, containing in the whole, by ad- measurement, 168 acres or thereabouts, more orless, called the Yew, Tree Estate, nosy in the possession of the proplrietor, Mr. Wiliamn Hooper. This estate is situate In the parish of Bchlbroughton, ton- tS .onus to the turnPlleeroad leading from lirums rove toStou6rbridge, aBbe sporttng country, and the views from the house, vehich has an excellentslated roofand 3aes for the residenceofa respoetahle fdily, are extensive and beautiful. The land Is of excellent Iufilt?, and St hlgh condition; about 40 acres are valuable seaduw and pasture, capable of being irrigated at any seasoniof tbe vear, aud the re- nmainder arable, being a tine rich loamyturnipandbaticysoil, form. ilg together otis of thesbest and most complete eYates in that part of the county, and possession may Ne had at Nlehae}mnsiicxt. The estate Is weeU situate for markets, bng dilstautfrom Brom":ove about St Kidderninstcr. about 6. StourbrId#e'1bh,t- 5, ind 'DuditY aboxut 10 miles. A purchater of the eatSt8 -n;la,ye 'Aedmodated ilth two thirds of the pmurchase money~onmttora'CbtSeof,i8e requilred. To viiqwtkeRstat^ apply to Mr.M0IopDethseioihprletor, op: the premises; and foraillfurLher.paxticttlari to iSr.IdJsegdti soUct-> rot, Bromegrove; or,Jacob and MlaCheave, hlpncsgente,-st thefrdfLces, in Birmiaghtar ogStoli-tls'dp?; Oif all of wliona PlItOf tile ftSt&t miay bt ee o -