THAMES-QUAY.-Notice is he...
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7PrHAN1tS-UAy._ oticeis hereby -given5, that -LAPICATIONq Is Intended to be made to Parliament In the Ihouses undernieath, aUnd wit ~bulldlngra to beeece oni parti thereof, and wvith it dttek or batsi between the said quay ands p art of the 2arthi sho-. of the river Thames. and with proper entrances end a bridge across part of' the saad dock or basin, near a certain place, called or known by the nanme of Whitehall-place In the Varish of St. Martin-in.thse.gields, In the city and liberty-of Westminster. suchi q~uay to have a road or carriaige horse aknd foot way froni the.said placd called Whitehadll. nlae to or near to a certaini place ealed lilackfriars- bri9dge, In the parish of St. Ann, Blaclifrlars, within-theelty of Lon- con: arid for mnaksing proper avenues, ways, -bridges, roads, and ap- proaicheg to the Said luaty and the buildings thiereon, and for paving, cleansing, Ilighting, watching, wvatering, and otherwise ienproving. andimainatainingt tesame,.and the aventes,rspassagtes, and sppr6a:cheK leadinig trhelreto or commniuicating therevit I: wrhich said qua,~ erc tions, buildings,roads anid way's, and other works, togehe wi~thal requilsite sluices, drains, whbarfa, t1dnideli, bridges, f6otpaths, ways, roads avenues, or approaches a p pertauning thereto 'are proponsed to wass into, through.or within te St everal 'arlshes of St. MsPrgaret. esmntr, St. Meartlo-ln-the.Field,S. .taieme's, Westminster, St. Paul, Covent-garden, St. Ciement Danens, -St. MlAry-ic-Strand aind the Ireci'nct or parish of thte Savoy,.-the garish or cliapoel of St. Johes asptist In the preecinct of the SaV,-y and the liberty of the Rolls, the Mtrie,Terpl, the preac rit,er Tisuple. the precinct or Ilibrty of White.. 3r)Arst i the wreint. ot r lie' of liridewell, and the parishes of St. J)untanIn he est St nrI.%eeVta otherwi'se St. Bride's, and St. Asi-., lliaekfriars, such ftvezai parish es, preeinctq. chapel, and 1iberfeties e- verally beinig In th'Q tIty and liberty of WVestminster, lit the city or London, ano In t'he cOIntyof Mtiddlesex or some or one at them: anld it is Proposed tofixt aend lintit.-in and by the saidl bill tolls, rattes, rents and. dues to bo, Iciken for the, lice and occupation of tho sa4 ii quy ana Dther worlo., and for tlhe p`assi4ng of passeungers, carriages, and hor'ses over the sanic. Dated the 02d d'a; of November, 1824. -pae WIT.LEAK, Soicitr, 2, Ievonshbire-street, Portland-pae PJrIIAMNES WIAT~ER CO -MPANY, for prov iin tile 4i Mtetropolis with a CONSTANT and UNL-tiMTE~D UPPLy of 'WAT1ER, of a pure etnd unexcepti cabI46 Quality. 'the Rght lin, c 5MITTEE of MANAGEMENT. T-lc Rgh lin.the Lard Mlayo Rlobert Rickardi, esq. Sir Edward Banks Win. floutb, esq. ThmsBrunton, esil. Edynond Wi Ituidell, eeq. Jamies Burton, esq, Robprt Siadc, e3q. Charles Cal's-ert, esq. M.P. Sir WValter Stirling, hart. WiVlliamn Stanley Clarke, esq. .W.Thomnpson, esq. M.P. aid Aid. W. Crawsbay, eAq. AIolin FMim Tilrjne. etsq. Wa lEye seq. CO0`onel Tronvh. MI.P. WR. JGren,ei esq. -John Tulloch, esq~. Thoir;az '.sq ~ ~ Wm. Venal,eis, esq. Ald. Thomas HaIifx eG.* c. B. Whittak-er, esq. Teoru L~ali Hoo es Samuel Williams, egq. Ricar Mes Ri-aThomnas Wilson, esq. M~n.ra-ir~ "L.Gly.. ill, alAitaR, Glyit, 'Milla, and Co.; and S.'r Waltef Stirilzin, Stirling,. and 1-odasol. Engineer-Mfr. Philip Taylor. t ohe trs and .Fe ril adHeathicote.- ~~7VO'~'iCE hereby giveni, pplcaton s ntendetf Nto be m ade to Parl1iament In the enstinI g se'ssion for leave to) bring In a BILL for the better SUPPLY ING wit'h WATEII from the river Thamne4, at or neanr Richmond. In the couinty of Surrey, thec eities of Londoni and W1estminster. and thte suburbs thereof and the places adjacent thereto: and thAe lishabitanits of the several hamlets, twneistsn, Parishes, Ibete,pecnt rplaces Of Chimwlek, Act-in, EaI.I,In-.Old lirentford me rufrd iinersrnittli, lsleworth, Wil- Icedsn. tendon. FincAly St ay esnton, St. John ilampstead, liglitgate, Hornsey. Itnihtw, adntw, oestw.Potrt- 2.ud.town. Paddington olwy pe 'arn oe ODao, Daiston, Kingsland,S.acrs tLuehecS. euhr,St. Luke, St. Jatmes, and St. Jh irewi t nr~illon t C.eorge the Martyr, St. iement Drines, St. Giles in the Pields St. f.eorge Bloomasbury, St. Mary-ic-hone, S-t.otphWtutAdae St. Leonard Bromsley, Christ Chs:rch SpitiedsS. erente East,t St. Ann Limnehouse, St. Paul Slawli t.Lonr Shore. ditchi, St. Dunstan StePneT, Miie-edodtv-.M-end- ne-twn AlI Sainta Popliar, Blaekwsai Racliff, Tower of Loindn theLirt of tii- Tower, St. .Iohn WYapping. St. Mtary Whireobpl.t St. Mathe Hethnsi-green, St. Mary Stratford-ic-liow- St. Johni Hackney, St. Mary Isilington. St, Miary Nei-.ingtOn, the L.iberty of the Oid Artillerv.gronnd,thei.lberty of tie"ole R he ibrya ltofgte the LibZrty of the S.avo , thie Precinct of theSviy e Liberty offrrnalae Somnerset-hoiuse. the Liberty of the Temnple, and thie i,iherty Of Matton-garden, all in tuec county ot Milddleiex St. Alban.Wnod.street. Alhallowss B3arking, Allimellows Bread-street, Alballowis the Great, Alhailowg lioney-lane, AIM1)~owS the Less, Alhal laws Lomrbard-street, AlhlI1on-s London-wall, Ailiailolt, Staining, St. Aiphange neanr Sloti College, St. Andrew Iltnbbar],l St. Aindrew Undershaft, St. Anidrewr t,the Wardrobe, ht Anine and- Agxes WVithin Alders ate St. Anne larkfrrars, St. Anthony, commonly called Antlholin, `~S cugntiitne, VTTomMOnIYcaikdd fintln',St. Bartholomness- Iy the Royal F,xchatsgc, St. )Rene2dict, e`'innIonycs1ied Bennett Finck. St. BernncttGraceechurch, St. Bennett ?'AnYsWbari, St. Dt-nniett Sherehog St. bitoli,lb AIdgite. St. Be.. roiph ililllngsate, Christ Cititrebt, St. le ~tock Christopher, St. Cie- itiSOt niear Hastchea-p, St. Dionis Backahlrltir, St. Dunstan in the East, ;t. Fldmuisd the King, St. Ethelboirga, St. Faith the Virgin, tinder St. maul's. St. Gabriel Fenehurebi-street, St. George Bototph.lane, St. i3regory by St. Pauil's, St. Helen near Blishopsgate. St. Jtrmesiur Duke'e-plaee, St. James Gas-icek Ilithe, St. John 13aptist, St. John the Evangelist. St. John Zachary. St. itathevrine Colemian-street, St. Katherine Cree C'hurch, Otherwise Chirist Chureh, St. Lawrence Jewry, St. Lawrence Pountney, St. 'Leonard East-cheap, St. Leo,nard Foster-lane, st. Mngnits, St. Mtargaret Lothbury, St. Margaret Moses, .at. Mtargaet New Fish-strett, St. Nbargaret Pattens, St. Mairgaret Pomroy. St. Martin lronrannger.lane, St. Martin Lutdgate, St. Martin 'orgare, St. MHartin Ontw.ich, S t. Martin Vintry. St. Mtary Alichurch,, St. MtarY Aldernca-ivrisry, St. Mlary Aldorinary', St. Mary-Ic-hun-, St. Mary Bnthawr, D,sssgate; St. Mary Colecliurch. St. Mdary-at-hill, St. !Mary MaRdale-1 Old Fish-strect., t. Mary Nlatdalen Mtilk-street. Sr. Mary 1~~~Itv S. Mary Somecrset. St. Mary Stalnilig. St. Mary St, mCii arch Raw. St. Miary Woolnoth, St. Maztthewi Friday-tret ,-.,cbehl liassishaw, St. Ittichael Cornhi1l, St. Michael Crooked-lane, - Mihael Queenhlthee, St. Mtichael the Quern, St. Mtichael Rloyal, ft. Mlichael NVood-etreet, St.-Mildred Bread-street, St. Mildred in the 'Poull tr.S. Nicholas Acons, St.MNieholas Coleabhy. St. Nicholias Otave, st. Olv Hart-street, St. Olave Old Jewry, St. Olajve Silver-street, St. 1Phneras. St. Peter Cheausside, St. Peter~ Cortehill, St. Peter near Panlev WVharf, St. Peter-Ic-Poor in Bro-ad-strset, St. Stephen Cole- xnan-strect, St. Stepheti W'alhrook, St. Swithin Lotidon-stone, St. Thomas theo Apostle, Trinity the Less, Sr. Vedast otherwise Foster, Foster-lane, all in the City of London, St. Andrew H,,lbernt, St. liartholomnew tho Great, St. Barthoi-omn4ss the Less, St. ilotolph hy Aidersgate, St. Botolph by Aldgate, St. Botolph With,otic Bishopsgate, Bridewell Precinct, St. Bridget, comrnonly called St. Bride's. St. Dunstan lin the West. St. Giles WVithonut Cripplegate, St. Seplil. cbre Without Nesvgate, Trinity In the Niinories, lridewell Hoepital, Wfiiitsfriars Wilthout the Walls- of the city of Londoni, St. Antee 50oli, St. Cisimetit Dance, St. George itanover-square, St. lanses. St. Jarnce'--.- valiase. St. John, St. Leonard Foster-lane, St. Miargaret, St. -Martin in thle Fields, St. Vary le Stranid,- St. Paul Covent-garden, Privy. ~sdens Whitehall, Close oi ttite Collegiate Churchi of St. Petes, Verge of the Palaces Of St. James anid Whitehall Within the City and Libert of Westminstser. Kineston. Richmond, H4am, Peter. shatm, Rewr, M,ortalake, East Sliecesi, West Sheeni, Chiswick, Barnes, St-George the Xlartyr.St..Joi,tn Hornelldowsn,St. Olave. St. Saviou,,r the Liberty of the CItck St. Thomas Chr stchorebch within the Borotegh of Southwark, ilernion'dsy, St. (tiles~ Camberwell, Chiristchurch Clap. hami, St. Mary Lambeth, St. Mary Newington, and St. Mary Rother- hlthe, binthe county of Suirrey, and for makiag, placeing, erecting, laying, repairing, constructing, extending, and coitntinnng shaffts, 1-erervoirs, mains, Pi pes, drains, aquieducts, tunnels, sluices, feeders, Chbannels, and other works for thaLt Purpose, wvhich shafts, reser- Voirst, mains, pip%es, drains, aqueducts, tunnels, sluices, feeders, channels, and other wvorks, are intended to be and is-ill be made, placed, erected, laid, repaired, cotistrtacted, extended, coiltinued, and carried Int'o, thrsough. or In the several parishes, hamlets, townships, and places aforesaid, or sonmc part or parts thereof, and into. tho ,, ntea n!FPrse,ane oir townships. alidHFAIHCfF Solcitrs,Colenman-street, ~JNITEDtHAM EKS WATIER COMPANY.-Notice eyivn, that application is intended to be made to Par- liaen' intheensIng sesRioti for leave to bringc is a BIL.L for the bett'- BPPL1NOwith WATEIt fromn the RIlVER THAMES, at or iiee~. ~ Biackfriars, fin the Parishes, of St. Anne Bilackfriars, "adof n-.Andew y nhe WVardrobe, In the City of L.et'don; and frons cheRivr Tame atWhiterriars. in the Parish of St. Bride, and In WhltfrirsPecier.Without the Walls of the City of London: end fromthe iverThaes at or near Dttrham-yacd, iti the Parish of S.Martin In the Fields. its the City of Westitnsoter, or the Liberties thereoit such iraLter frome itle River Thames aforesaid being to be sub sided, filtered, or percolated, or to peass thirough a filtrating or percolat- ing medluln, prinr to) being! so suipplied to the inhabitants of the sieveral llarlet~.sPatrishes. Precincts, Townships, Liberties, or Paro-. chial, or other Places following, that is to say :-St. Aiban Ill Wood. rtreet, St. Allhallows Barking, St. Allhtaliowi In Bread-street, St. Allhallows- the Great. 'St. Aliballowrs the Less, St. Allhalloiws In Honey-lane, St. Alihallowsq Lotnbsrd-strs-et; St. Allhallows Londonl- 'rail, St. Allhallowvs Staininig, St. AIphage, St. AtndrewsH-ulbtard, St.Andrew ITindershaft, St. Antdrew by the Wardrobe, St. Ann cnd AgnesA within Alderigate, St. Ann Itn Blaekfrlakrs, St. .AlntbolIia, St. Atistin, St. 1Bar tholomnew by the Exchange, St. Benedict, otherwisie St. Bennet Fink, St. Benedict. Gracechurchb St. Betenet at Paulei-wharr, S~t. Beieinet Slirchr,g, St. Bottoiph Billingsgate, Christchisrcli Patrlsh St. Clemenit. Fasteheap, St. Ctiristopber Parish., St. Dinnis Back. chuirch, St. Dunistan in the East, St. Edmund the King, St. Ethel. 'berga. St. Faith under st. Paul, St. Gat-riel i' Fenchurch.etreet, St. Gregory Icy St. Patul's, St. George, Botolph-Iane, St. Helen's, St. Jamnes, Dluke's-place, St. James GarlicklilthQ, St. John ilaetist, near Doi-gate, St. John the Evangelist. St. Johnt Zatchary, St. Katherine Colemasi, St. Katherine Cree, St. L.awretcce Jessvry, St. Magfus by Lonldont- bridge, St. Lawrence Poun-tney, St. Leonard. Easte-heap, St. Leonard, Foster.lFane, St;, Mafrgaret Loth Dury, St., Margaret Poniroy, St. Mtarga. ret Fattens, Rorod-lane, St. Mtartin, Ludgate, St. Mlargarot 1c,scs, St. M'arga.ret, New, Fish-street, St. Martin, ironmoriger.lane, St. Mtartit, Orvtich. St. 5ia' Abechuereb St. M,a-ry, Alderatanhiery, St. Mary Marti vlitry~ t, Botlrtiats. Doss-gate St. Martits 'Orgars St. at Hill, t. Itary Coteehuirch' St. Marn--ie-Bow, St. '.tary Maxidalene, Old Fish-street. St. Mary'Somerset, St.Mar Madalne,Milk.street, St. Mary WVoolnuth, St. Matthewr, Fridy-sreet St Mihael Baukihaw. St Mtichael Cornhill, Sr. 31 Moonhasy. S. liary Staining, St. Miary Woolehiurelb, St. St. Michael, St. chbael Queenhlthe, St. Michael-le-Qunern. Yldrlege.niltr, St. itcael Word-sttreet, St. Milidred Brea.stest Sr MilredPoutryst.Nicholats Aeons, St. Nicholas Colabb, S. Nchoas OhAve, St. Oleve Hlart-street, St. Olave Jewry, St. lavSiler.tret, St. Peter Cornhill, St. Pancras in Pancras-lane, et Pnras In Soper.lane, St. Peter In L'heapside, St. Peter near Paul's Wharf, St. peter-I1-poor Broad-street, St. Stephgn Nvalbrook. St. Swithin London-stoone, St. Vedast Foster.latse, St. Stephen Coleman. street, St. Thomnas the Apostle, the parish of the Hioly Trinity. all it, the City of London; acid atlso the Inhabitants of the sever al Hcsnn. lets, fParishesi, Preelnets, Towenships, .ihertles, or Parochial or other ;taeesfoiloivlng:-that lto'say',UpperclaPton,LowverCltpton,Starmford- til as.,Kiisgsland, Sbackdlewail, Hollowvay, Homnerton, Ratelii', 16i1e.end-old.t.wn Mtile-end-icw-.taitt-i, Oidford, atid Places, tdijaseic or near thereto. in the Countyof Mliddlesex. Also the I nhahitsnts of thesevralParshe, Procia or other Places of St. John Hiackney, WVett Hackney, --it.. -Matthew '-Bethno.-,Sr ir'ihuto, Porttinh-toWn, Canmden.stosvn, Sorners-town, St. Mlary Paddingtsn, Porian.ton ad H~loway, St. George in the East, St. John WVap. ting. St. Paul Shadstv'ell, St. Dut'r tpe,AlSIt olr ntackwsall.s CLAnLmhis. anad Newlngton, In the said county of St, ndrw Hl brn,St. Ansne IIIn Middlesex : St. Anne Sabo. St. distholom'ew the Great, Smthfield. the Librty Of ilattoti. garden and Ely Rents, St. Bartholomew the Lessi, St. Botolpbh WVithl- Bsoatpsergate, St. Brd.Botipx Whtt ldate, St. Botoiph Without BlaopaateSc,Brie, nieweli Precinct et firic hurSpital fields, St. flunstan in ~tie West St. Gorge the Martyr Queen-square, St. Giles CrippIiegte, St. aim'ets Clerkesiwell, St. John Clerkenwe,ll St. Leonard Shoreditchi, St. Lul,e Middlesex.S St. ary Whtcal,t.epi-re Trinty U te MJorl4 S Georg Bloomisbury, Sr. Glues Intcite Fields. St. mary I Boe,St by the Tewer, St. Pan-. eras, the Liberty ofteTLe, the ierty of the OId Artillery. ground, the Libertyo h ol n h the Liberty of -Somre-at n he Liberty of Nortonfadgate, St.Jams'~paac , te Liberty (,f the Temple, St.rchaOfSt.pJ, srvytaeWithall, Close of the Collegiate Jn Wstmin fscPter, al n Si CuntY of Middlesex: -St. Antice JaestmIn Vster,n SCe ntDesSt. George Haniover-squiare, St. btlartin-in-thsc-pields St. stin Westmsinstor,St V'erge of the palace a getnWStnijnster, St. ?,lacy-le.Scraurl, Savo, anflia Palin ovetmea ad hltehl 1,the precinct of th~ Westinseer: etd or tskini J~ln tile City and Liberties of exte&lng-audflt~~ rservirs,andectitng, layin- repairing, ndSubsiditsg,riifrating, and otherwork Car hat nrp~rctois Pies, drainie, aqueducts,'and stOrka are intende toh indtwilor ties, WTor otherlaces aftfQeAaId, sr some.ar orEpat Ncher rof, d-ie Wtf.lts and V!ERREKE, Solicitorsoforth Bills New Broad-stret NOV. 25, 1824.th 1 LYA THIRD PRCLAMIATIOtq. X-CWhere Is\T virte offourrespctive 'writ- of Whran I. the underslined, b it xecution, granted by H a Excel. LiueatGoveriior atid COmmander in &e. Pesidsit n-al Cout. 01Yp erbce ani Its DependencIes, &C.&~ f(tt4and Colleges WVithIn the same, &c. &e&c. date thedtlsf Jue, 1824-F'fstl,i soyo oit a himself an for rthelate ire i of .T n . Dougl-as- secondly, of John rnsthaireeforthe y latend ofl Wuns'. Brown, ~nd' Co.; thirdly, st7 fCharlesi Miatheso fle ref the p'msor oeon ss'hich thigae Stion Is Instituted, piafintiffi1 resectvey, erus heRegeaseasfative Or Representatives of Pigiltti tiaon Prspct deeata- .a've cau'sed to be taken in execution, an ~laec unde as e3tration, the sugar Plentstionp It," cultlvatiPn,slvi,bidn, ehnriS gte~et, wth all thereto belptnging or nppereainlng,an inventorv.fwildvr thae odceo theunde peCtlnn of those concerned, boftthetefore ynagt, thatI, te slderahne, or the marshal at -the timae -being,Fit-ndt,' SEI,, a DULIU-EXECUJTION SALIt, after the expiratino n ~earand i; sBeks from the l0th, of JKne, 1824. the before siaconed - UGAR PLANTA'TION PROSPECT,s'tal tettytonslv, apperta ns,'aehlner i or .cattle, and whlatsoever thereto belonghs g or appetaling,ireordr to recover, by1executftolt Wae of said ecgnate, curn annexis andalates, such sumno undon' as whee?elfore the sanlec asbeen taken,inaxeeuftote and pl-acedunr.ecsrtoi,_A G' formable te. theI 'stulations; ofth *hor Ales Justice, dated tl-a.20th of Decembir 87 espeactitg the:sale of lished s custmary~, ' -. - - thrd Pwocldatnaiole, pub. ~ ULPHA . ,QUL~INIi~.The. Meical ~xfrssioieaz IZ~resecfuly Bfanie, he hliCn SU4~t 9 fjE~c Aith-I TN the MATTER of WILLIAM MARSH, JOSLAS Hl HENItY STRACEY. nnd GEORGE EDWARD GRAHJAM, Bank- ruPtel, and In the MATTER of HENRY FAUNTLEROY, a Bankrupt. -Notice Is herby given, that by An Order mnade In these matters yn the Riglht Hlonourable the Lord High Chancellor of Great BrItain, hearing date the 2(ith bistAilt, his Lordship did Amongst other thinEgs order, that thB Cdmmlssloo of Bankrupt. awarded and Imsued against the salcI4 illiam Mis?slsi JoliRs Henry Strncey, Htenry Pauntleroy, anid Georgt EdwardGralians ,bearlndnate the 28th day orfOctober la.t,and also all the proceedinigs had ,nd taken under the sanme, be forthwlth bnQught Into and deposited in.the office of hIs Lordshipt'3 Secretary of apkrupes and th4,at all further proceedinge under the oname be stayed utilt his Lordshslp' forrther order. Tile Credltdrs-who.lave not yet proved their debts under the otlier corn rnELsdone mentioned In the title of the foregolng notice, and wvhich continue Il operation, mav provb-the san eat eitherof the ontf eDtecembeir next adveri or the 30th. alot. and the th nud llth A. GORDON, Solicitor to the Asdignesi, OIdltire, e - jD Nov. 22, 1824. : d-stis To the PRESIDENT, ViCEPRESIDENTS and GOVERNORS of the iWESTMORLAND SOCIETY. TN Ptsirsuance of a Requisition presented to me, duly r signed by _0 fovernors of the Westmorland Soeiety, I do hereby. In conformity wvith the 8th anid I6th rules i,t the sald society, gIve notice, that a GENERAL MEFTING of the GOVERNORS thereof will he held at the City of London TAvern, In Dishopsgate-street, on Tues; day, the 7th day of December next, at 6 o'clock In the evening pre- isely., to take Into consideration the roprilety of selling all or any part of the stocks, or sectirities, nolv elonging to the society, and atlthorlzing the trustees to advance or iend the same on mortgages, or such other secuirities as they shall think, proper. 3. Klng street, Cheapslde. Nov. 26. 1824. JAS. BURRA, Sec. To the PROPRItE oRs of tile EUROPF.AN LLIFPE ASSURANCE and Gentlemen ANNUITY COMPANY, London. EING(lulyqualified as a,ANrDIDATE,mav Irespect- Bifuliy solicit Your VOTE and INTEREST to be ELECTED one of edr MR rC'ORS at the General "alf-yearly Court of Proprletors,to be Mld onfMonday, the 3d day of .ranuary next, pursuant to the provi- sions of the deed of settlemcnit. sinee the first tormation of thle comipany. I have almost invarlably attended, as a proprietor, at my post Iln every meeting to look as care. fulIV after the interests of all my assoeiates (along wvith my owl), as suehi rrrasient opportunitles generally nfford; anid eonsequently I have always cherialied the linpe of having kome day the honour of being chosen one of your executive representatives. Though several months ago. appointed a trustee, able ahd VlIIing to hold that office, I have not yet beeni called upon to act In that respon- sible capacity; (lilt wvhen afterwvards asked to discharge a still more confidential dity, It was declined solely from my owvn convleton of ilcompetency to render the estaihlsiahinent thosa essential services wvhich are imiperative on c4ertain sci1entitic fumnetioiiaries. anA natuirally expected from them, *hether stipendiary or gratultous. Vhen a vacancy reeently occurred at the Board of Directors, I waved my claims In favour of a touch better qualilSed competitor: and on this second occasion should such another candidate enter the lists aaalnst me, my prirate Interest anid feelings shall once mlore be cheer- fully saerificed for the common wveal. Conscious of p,ssessing Integrity, zeal. nd independenst spirit, vith activity of nminl and body. I beg roll whil1 Iave the goodness to addopt an jpSlnlon af me. rather from sri'l,h I have already performed thani from any professions of that future condnet, wvhich I believe will be aso rcvulated as never to discredit my well known public character, for nesrly half a cenmrlfy past. In all the relative duties of social life. Want of leisuire, not of inclination, disables me from viiterlally requesting the cou ntenance and support of every proprietor: but as nantY gratituide ioften es l withoyuttfhtelopportunity of ceeneioni- ousl expessig it mayI firtel mVslf tat n genltlemana wivll ioi. pure to me the smallst want of respect, by my inability to walt upon hIm on the present occasion in person. I have the honour to remalin. Gentlemen, Your very oliedient servant. JOHN I1ORTHWICK GILCCIIRIST. No. II, Clarges-street, London. November 16, 1824. N.ll. A copy of this cIreilar is in progress of despatch wIth all prac. tleable spne. v to every proprietor wilose addres can be ascertained. B RITI'MH DISTILLERY COMP.kNY.--At a _R 1ENE8AL MFETING of the SUBSCRI"ERS to the BRITISH DISTILLERY COMIPANY, held within the Waterloo Htitel, Edin- burgh. the 2?d day 0l November, 1824. at 1 oelock In the afternooll: M11ajor lIAMf ES DAVIDSON. Portobello, having been called to tbe chair, the folloyiing resobstitons among others were proposed by Mr. Smith, slid. lbeing dully seconded, wrere unanimously agreed to :- 1. That the Companybe declared duly constItuted, and that the followilngGentlemlenbecliosen as an interim Committee of Manage- ment, viz.: Major lames Davidson, Portebello Wlilliam Creelman, esq. Portobello Janie.i.Johnston, esq. of Straton Ileury Scott, sen. Merchaht in Alex. Miariurihanks, Jan. esq. of Editnburglh MNrjnrilbnkn J Donald Grahxm. Merchar.t there Peter Porteous: egq. Belfield-cot- John Brown, ironmonger there tage by Dollar I And John Grieve, DistilUer,Uoness. 2. That three ol the said Comnmittee be declared a quorum, and that the lntertm Secretary be eonvener. 3. That MItcihell Patison, S.S.C. be continued InterIm Secretary to the Company. 4. That the Committee be authorised to prepare the draft of a re- gular contraet of copartiery, and that the same he printed and eireii. lated among the subscrlbers, and thereaftcr that the same be laid before tWn eminent Counsel for revisal, and submitted when nmatured to the next goneral meeting of suhacrihers for approval. 6. That at the next General Mieeting a Committee of the London Subscribers should be appointed for the purpose of supcu intending the operations o f the Comniany In England. . That another General Meetiig be held in the Waterloo Hotel. Edinburgh, on lWednesday, the 29th dayof December proxilno, at 2 'el clk iti the aftern:,on, for the purpose of approving of the contract, cho,osing Dlrectors, andl giving the neeessary iTistructions forcarrying the oldsezts of the Company Into full effect. 7. That at the next General Meetinga ail of ?I per share sbould lie made. and that the same should le ordered to be paid ito the itoyl B,nkt,fScolan. orint th hads f teirAgents tii London, and ; Gasgof. andthatnit s?hounld?be de'larred that the namnes of ali sub scribers tailing to pay the same osi the day or days to be fixed at said next general meetIng should be deleted from the list of subscribers, and the shares he declared rorfeited for behoof o. the Company. Upon the motion of Mr. Clya-ie the thanks of the meeting were voted to 3lajor Davlzidac fo)r hIs conduct In the chair. gSisned) MITCHELL PATISON, Interim Secretary. Applications for shares may be made at the office of messrs. Macdougall and Callender, 16, Cannon-row, Parliament-street. HE CONCERT of ANCIENT anti MODERN T MUSIC, for the BENRFIT of Mr. CLA,RK (an old Navy Offlcer) and his ntimerous FA,IltLY-tifull particular. of cihosemost interest- ing case ivill be given by H. Cook, esn. iiavy agent, I James-street, Adelphh; G. Curtis. csq. 5,Walbrook; I.feut. Brooks, R.N. 10, Hanover- street, Walworth; and Mr. Toulmln, 5, Prince's- place. Kennington)- 1vill be PERPORMRD at-the Assembly Room, Florns Tavern, Fen- nlngton, TO-MNORROW (Tuesday, Nov. 30.) The truly benevolent and the lovers of music are most respectfully appealed to on this occasion. TIJEATRR ROYAL, DRURY.LArE. IBy particular Desire.) 1 HIS RVENING, DER FREISrIlUTZ. Adolph, Mlr. T. Cooke; Caspar, Mr. lions; Linda, Allss Graddon Rose, Miss Povey. After wrhich (Ist timea n erie grand Oriental drama, entitled HAFED THE OHEBER. TIIEATER )1 1V1'/L, ('0V9.VT-aARD8N. THIS EVENING, ISABEI.LA. Biron, Mfr. C. Kemble: Villeroy, Mr. Cooper; Isabella, Mrs. Sleman. To conclide with 13d time at this theitre) THE FROZENLAKE. ADELPHM TYRATRE, Sirand. THIIS EVENING wiill e presented a newr roinantic spectacle, In three acts, entitled VALNIONDI ; or, The Unhallowed Sepuilchre. To conelude wivth an entirely nev farccal burietta, entitled THE YOUNG W iDOW; or, A Leas,mn for Lovers. Doors open at 6, aRd corumenco at a qularter before 7. HaIr-prie at half.passt . ,nY.4)f. ConrBrO. trf-4.rnR. By particular Desire, and positively the Last Time these two popular Pieces can ihe performed for some time, ou accoultof the forth- coming novelties. I-ilIS EVENING will be presented a nesv grand aud terriac melo- drama, entitled WAKE NOT THR DEAD; or, The Spectre Bride. To c.n iIde with the favourIte melodrama of GILDEROY THE BONNIE BY.