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IOST-i on Saturday night, b-t an 9-keyed aram-Ah pi, tp. bgtWeell an(I 9 o'cloclg,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 8 ad oclck JL nSne -L.. (UE Rodale and Rose. When lost via" In a Yellow bilk handkcerchief, betwveen Ciearing.crossaand the ,S-re, Uat laph3a. Whoever wvill, brjng thle saine to 27, New.street, LCrvent _arde, Ahail receive TWVO GUINEAS REWARD. HLLZU .-T~ifeiOURT1{ HALF-YEIARLY fli )V1DEN,jjOn the sbove LO.&N, which becomes due on the 31 t ns.tant, will be paid by mesi,rs. Hnllett Biothers, and Co. at their 'uiUtiiighou,se No. 1022, Leaderin,1llstreet, on that and every succeed- Inglig fSundaYi~x excepz;ad), bltween thie hours of 10 anid 2 sl'cl.sk. Th ied warrants, willh a list thereof, In numtierical order, must 'he left for exatlmintion, one day previous to thie application for pay- Ynent.-London. March 10, 1824. ~%'[ADAM (~'RADOI ALLAiN has tile honour to til anoune t th Noiliy ed G~tty, lubcrierstothe Opera her rieds, nd he Pbli, tht hr BEEFI wil tate lace at the theperoranc Wll oniatf orats~,eao DO GOVANNI, and poplar alle, te patleuais f wich ill e sttedin, the ~~HE GREEK COMMITF~E publish thefollowillg Amountarayavrie,?,4 e d 2.',. by TI. and W.Wright, ?C. F. d. The Orientail Students Nottingham -5 0 0und(er Oilchrlst:- R. z. d. Silr F. flordctt, hart. MI.P. J. Mt. Drak-e 0 10 0 3.1 tubscripti,1n I (l'o 00W. (i. Cotes -- - 0 1 0 I-C.CWestern, esq. MLP. 20 00J.. R. Savage . . . 010f0 Rd. Lrr JmeWhtex - &0 0 T. M. Mio, rhonse 0 100 ICCr trJa estht,1y. G. Richardson iII10 0 monith t H. B. H-arington - t )01 N. Heodge. esq. Devon- D. Birch - - 0 l0o0 port - 2 20 F. T,r am 10 TLockyer. tso. Plvmouth 1 0II. Bt~e F D0100 ,. Pridhans, e3cfdittoI-100U -Happe . . . sMkll SUbsCription5 -; I10 ii V. Taylor If. 5 0 Paul Tate, 5. 0(h. stdney 10 Cl ~mte She NY. White . . . aL minondas - - I(I0J' Camnpbell -0 10 0 1 Phocion .1 . 00J3. N. "olYnmin 0 50 .111e, Duinbar, Dar E.B. Henlry A,,ht,ui - so0 Sheridan, csq. - 5 0 0 tharl'es Wlyndham - 010if C0. Halipln,3eq 5 0 0C. G. Harrell I Ii C.,1101e, James Y'ounlg 30O0 0It. Lon&hiian - II10 I. G. Ruist,n, esq. Ayr- Bell. Wilson - - 0 10 shilre . . . . 55l D. Shea - 91(10 C,Ii,,el ritrimec - - 1010 0J. Penrr,on - 0 100 is' rerrirtt.csee from Cami- H. Pears.n . .010 'JI hrid g .by Or. Cc-rnvaj- G . A. P.ixto)n . i 0 sii HewQtt - -- 184 10 6! Mt.anuchlaiani10 01 '.d ditto dltto - - 50 0 01 kTapiin -0 10 F:!end to tihe Greeks 4(J -) 0inchain . 0 1 0 A :l~ rLeith- 2 2 0N. M. Edgar . 0I I-ay-- -di--33 Ifv gi ns.on - . . 01(10 4.. . . 0 50-Shovers * . 0.0. *:'r,-5k C-immlttee at J. f'ultnn - ( 11 Manchester - -50f0 0 10 . H1. Dohierty - . 0 5 .csars. RlickardA, MNtack-Walter 3%ackay-05 0 . -tn.-h, and Cs... So00I0st remnittance fromi LI- .7. V. (tues,. esq.- 10 140 Qverpo,Il, by Hi. Booth, Mr-. Maty iii11 o10 0 isq., Treasuirer to, the 11ev. P.. Ellit. Exeter Liverpool Greek Corn- C ilicee, (5on. -- 2 n M 0 illtre 400 00 1le,.. J. L. Richards, do. i 10Rev. I),.Riie 9.ior 52 0 Rev. J*, . 7-,dew (Itt I t 1 I 0 Mr. Thorison. Hil,cuey I 0 Thomns01, Birnr, exq. In10 4v kier. rhu-.JI. 13..sset -20('00 I Rsl - y 50 Rev. P. P. l5,bhree, Trill. R. Maurtming. e,i.-- -A I Co. Carn. 2d sub. -5 .'J00 lx hIero-it, of Jcriey 20 0Messrs. h.oighunan, Son, M. B. Llster, esq - '2 0 0 and OlIren . .(0 00 -ignged, J. c. HjoBi-l)USF.. in the chair. Cr-vn and Anchor Tavern, March JO 1H2 O R!G. Hn ,okprsrect, R ITIIS lt ( ()oI F FE IC E 01 US~E,(ocpusre N,la,rc,h 11, 18245.-The COMIMITTEE for the 1tELIItF of the _I 'iGFEz~ from tlPAi N-i'rescnt, irTHOMNA6 DY ER, Iart, ini tre (hair. J.,hu tapel, ist Julho 13o'-rin9, eaq. taeflarpett, es5q. I ,l,e Jone, (,BN OBi....... "1 .tohniz Ismith, e.sq., NLP Tthi- , ite (,_rth reief .f tie vnf runate strianger in, haveb 'ct-i c~ ' C p11e!itd by, the IatIc Isl itie,-l vic 1 ,'td,iis to 'eck an n'Yl I-- ill Il tsr:.,,Ii. hav- t0, 're is rt n, the pubi,i p ni,. e s-un t" they- hnve e-n- 6 a-~rdr.,di rriIho"tcla- it h ridd ifv an'l diicretiun, thalt tnsre than X~I,m)hixi .Irel.1~-e dis'itded aniioog the nrnonerus end iner,-asing t anv,n t ,n-w left t., themi to, piroIde ofk a currenit CNPptndi. "ire if in'l0'1. per,rtnith, %vithout m1aklt:csnv allowance for tihose cori. ,ing tic-, o1hi-h ei-nn-t hut erI~e. Ti e 6,nirn itte cc would con tern- RO aarmi* t1-ert thev tint piersua,ded that the generoxna benievolenee - tI c, aa i, t.e,tthn, e lngtiil,!oslito r ttie urgent elial's u;on - ~eirTrc-0scr avb 'illcotIne t enoirisge their e%ert,or;,a ant' thatiacnvoleioc hey entue limak a renewsed and a condldent * *L'~~~1. hi-c H~der wvisbing to be Informied :11deril~iftheallil-st., ofthefupil. ill attend foir that pur p e lt,we,klsilletiig. wen ll he ccuntls rili be lald before l,,m A irourt of stlbscription~ aireadv anr-eincedI- s A.113alll Offering ?1I0 OP i Caledoniain'4 tic,, Iat lu?ocriotlon~ at L.elces- Shreeiverelgigt on ter-i 0 6c thie Altar of Spftnis3h Dln?v[ai4, ai'l. - . 3 101 idle rty - .- -- Fei,1 Greei-ck, for the J. hI .. 'WaINVolTth) 10 0 Wld,low Ri,-go ) - . ) 10 (I Pantl Tate. esq- .00 (eiieWoodrail e5ii I1I0- ILad y ID.. ser Col. J.nesi 30 0 .Alciander H.e or, c-il . si ~iiir 57. IVt. Ridlc-v. bert. Drt. Rrasdlc et, of IAtuin f0M0 SP. 2 o N%. t. i Coaa.e-q. iii0 iJi,hO liudlestonl. esq. le 0 0 q5 . - L) 10 0k T. S. tiallwvard. e,sq. 2 0 0 (ThsIle u-ats, emq. I I 01 If A. Hailwrsrd. esq. i (1 0 I Liuke WV. S. a.iiord eq 21OC0 1Mr. Hiendersoin (Stoclt,,roI10 0 1H. Hirktieeleq .5 00 MNessrs. A. ilaywood, S,isn, 2 .T. Saridy, ~,;.300 1and Co. Liv-erpool -2 0 W. 3:nirli-si'.. 00 IA few frlenidsatllartford. T-le ml;slref Nirfoll,k pe0 1r Mlr. H. Ellis 15 O N'ii F',riilcto% N I1 10 ii 0, 1D.).08 - - I .1.0 The Coninittee hold their sitrings at the British toffee-house, 1 C'i--k.pi,r-strrer -, rv rhur4da1 , at line ,irlok. iliar.Bamcre. Il-iare. atid C. .mad,ectanid by Meqsrs. jP`LNV.-st at GE\T.RAL NIEETIN-Gotf GEYTLENIEN heldat tlcGIa1.'i,4nni I iffcsliiilse, on Thliri4ay, the I1'1th of Miarch, 1824;t hIM(ININ \lIii.1-IIVRA'Y, E,sq. in the ChaFir, It was unaniniousty resklived-1... That oil gas not only afford3 a Inore 'rai,'teatdy, and intCtnie light thai, gas iiitai;ieilft.,,, any other7- totilt. billIt is alto entirely fret froni aasyqiilAl:y wichca,ene i-iue objectionable eittier ill Ppublic buMlings or i I,, siiPs or- private h 'uses. 2. Thiat theextension of the use ofMIll a-s Is desirable, as it tenids to enc'osrhge somue of tl,ar otlst ilnptrraza branches Gf iu r national camnmerce. 3. Thiat lbs supeclor Inz,,nsIty of t[elit IhI aftorded hi, 'il ga'. slid the c-omparatively 3small expiense at whlich an oil g;va sork niry be erected and c.rried on, wvill fully counterballance the greater vahieotf the materiel from, wl,ich it is produced, and enable It t,, be anupplied Unonl terms aP" advantasgeous to the public as those upon which coalt gaa s isupplied. 4. Thiat rthe preference whirl, liaq beet,, anftivstll. in all probability, c-nntirxte to be giv-e,, toonil gas, arid the prihA)b!e initrodtictlors of it -snot erntiloyeai. hilds oirt the prospect of such, a reTItal as to warranst -he expectation of tim, mple reml,icncraion ii, those ho may erIII I,ark their capital In ati oil gas satahllslimnent In Londo.` T.ixtran s application he made to parliament for an aict to establish Uicotneany f-,it lihtin, the cities i-f Londonritind Westrnilistcr, enid p5'rl hc- adihte-clt thereto 111th oIll gas, tu be railed " The Loiudot- 'ud Wetn: lIniter Oil Gas Corn pNy' ft. That the capiztal f the slrsdertakling- be S500.o0o. to he divided zn 1.110 shares of 430 each. 7. That no personqbe alloiwed to subscrile for rnore than 100 shares. P. That books V4e inimediatelropened for the porpos e i0~f recirding etieiams ati ddrsse ofthesihcrilpers.an,d that ?1 per share be ~ss' utin hq ttnlllt o suh Slbsriptliln. 9. Tat comitte b apoined wvith ftIll posters to carry these e.uu'i,05int efect atd gtleally to adopt suchl priiceedlngs as the 0,s.fnd ondciv tolirnlte the estahtla,hnien,t a,id the soc. ii) Tht te mmoltte cnsit f 13 gentlemen, and that L be a SOorurm. 11. That the tfollowing genitlenenilie the comiiittee: Thomnas Blake.cl -'sinon t'.Gillivray. e,q. F. II. Brandram, esq. J,ihn Martineau. esq. H1. T. Ciilebroke, esq. Joseph Martineau. eel1. John Fraser, Jun. e4q. Thomnas Meux. caq. Reiliamin Hastes, eaq. lresig_nredl Job,, Tatilt.r e,i1. 'Wni. Kay, s. l.I S. F. T. Wilde, esq. 1lcrt L,gati, esq.I 12. That the enmlinlittee he reiqueuted to us~e tlheIrutoted- -.=ir til obtain permission front parlianient to introdtice the billin the Present se5sliin. I.3l. That NMe-as. Sp-iner, Attwood. atid Co. be tliebankerts 1 4- That the call of 1 1 per share nupn, the aniount of the sibshcrip. lion bhe paid fi,rthitith to tti,e hanker.. I I That the hankers issue no nioney but upoDn drafts~, to be sig,,ed by t hreei,~f the commiittee. 16. ThaZt Sessrs. Martinean and Meallon iie the solicitors of thte c.rmpany. 17. That these r"rilotioilt he advertised in the niornngliiilhers I and printed and circulated tinider the direction tif thie comm rttee. SIMTON M'GILLI VRAY.VChatirmint,i That the thanks of this mieeting be giv.n to Simlon MO'illisray,caq. ,he chairman, for ills imrortatit servces hii,tile urination of the pre- ,.ent cut pan),* and tor t i,polite and inipartietl conduct In the charir I this day. IVEST-HANI, Elsex.-WOKOS RV V INTS, and other atricles.-.The Committee appointeid b1 the! select Veiitry- of this plarish a-ill meet at t iie Workholise, V a Wethan on Saturday. the 20th inrstant, at 9 is d-ek in tire morning prec!isely,' ti-i receive Pro.posal.s from such personts Arho mayt be willing to CO~N. TRtCT for SUPPL'YINr the POOR lti the said parlsh worktiolise 1 arith the following PIROVISION'S aild Articles, lot cix rnootlhsfrun, 1.Ay-A~y next, .zria-Bread at per bushel, to be mrade of -iteeten sniourm(or whichoinly tile bral,,, horse Ipollartd, and coarse anid line pollard shall have been separated. Coin Chandllery...Peaa at. pec quarter. Goad smiund Sniall Bleer, hii per barrel, sanipl" O he bsent. Nqca- Nilk,aAfrcoin thecow,*bArn doorinieasuie .1prt Waloin. lh".el r.lnglc Glocester or Mitch, at per cart. Goiod whuj esi,leal ter sleanied iteraimed, at per cwt. ; slId C;,ils, P11.th1 or Tanfletd NMoor. pnol rneas,re, to be delivered free ol expelle, at per chialdrot, y. i s-otractor wtill lie paid miontihly zafter the first . iOOiItit'Cdelivery, e-iitiuer in towvn or counitry, as he may wvislh. Proposats to bess w%ritingK'. scaled op. arid delivered ait the sahil workhouse, at ito fo Ihetm abos-ementioned, and further particulars iray~ be kT1wII' by applyin,g to the mas,ter thereOif. Sy order. 13th MNarch, 1824. S-AMUEL. A RGYLL. et.Cek ;IW K ~ERTiIMN, Pro7feS or Of thle IainLan. lE gu age and Literatitre. whirl, lie lhastagiflit lii London for tile laslt lO.-ars. has Just -ihilishied his NEW DICTIo1N ARY ; ITAIIA' N' adEGISH-ENGLISH aznd lITALIAN, avith a Itr,ais'fltilon 1t French. In 2 ols. derny Svo. TIhe Engiiih.h part Is iiy Nir.IoiHis D1 ,VENPORT. Ittnas beenNir. Petron Is object ti, poi,t rt.cut for i he nest tO,ne. witb all possible atccuracy, the mlost c'-Trrct pron111iciatioti of ev-ery Italian a-ord. all tie IrreguilaritIes of tile verbs, the' doubtft,l ~iura1c,sr nouns, and the Other PrinlciPal grtamnatl-al anirti cicniif Sifcll-of the ILangliage, with the poetical isoides arid wiirds. sri-. Flom the facilities thus exclusively atlforded, it Is submiiitted that thisb dictionary hi of all others the hest adapted to the tste of all wsho are desirous 'odl-tingnlish themselves by a pierfevtt prrnnomcistioi, f this soft and harmonious laingitiage either In spealking or slilging. It II to rie had of Tre-ittell cuid Woirti Hoho-siiuare and the inlet prirlcipal ?,ookacllera; also of the author, Mr. Petroni, 33, iflowlanid,itreet, FIrroy-x,quare, ----- ,MSX-Feh~ IS%tates ls.r lnvestmenl.--To be s' O D,b rvaeC,tract,amrrost .lesirithilcF1tFFIIOLD MANOR FA ^1za, In a itng fence, anfr In a ng- saesfulvt 1n tD mniles of 8attle aid Hastings, II fronm Lcwes, atid 8 from Ftsthoiinrie, adioininig a oodturinpikertiatl: -ontaliling 2314 acres of rich arabile. rnesdow, wovod, anid brook or niar lalid, swith a good farnihouse and smecsssary outbulldinga. Also allother l:reehold Farm near to the abore Irrm, comitainilig 160 acres anid a half of rich arabie, mneadow, Aind wood laiJ. trittl a neat farmhot-.e and necessary ouithtiildings: let to a respectabshle tenant. Also another Freehold Farm, withir, 3 rnfles of Battle and Hastings; containing 8O acres of rich arable, niea- dow. and brlook land : nearly one half is bro k land, avitl neat farni house and omtbuildlngs. Vorthe terms asked fit each farm.t,ni fitrany further p,rtlitija,s inquire of Messrs. Palnmer. Franve, arid Palnier, 24, Bedford-row if by letter, the posta~ge to be paid g- API TAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, cheerfullysituate, '%jnear the entrance of the niew Kings~ road. Pimlico,, overlookling the new PlaOanstions and rGotidsiord Grosvenor, and frim the 'mroin and very dei.ruble situation, conitgtiorts to heroa iarks and gardens, a-ill be fouiid worthy the notice of a fanrily requiring a good honse r contains 3 principal niry hedchambers, i cc. ca-indary ditto. lofty frunt anid hack drawing rooms, neatly finished, witit Frenchl window and bialcontr irs friant : comnmodio,s diiIng rt,i.,m ta-ith fo)ldingz di-.ori. hiilsekeepers room, 15C liaced water- closet, ilare entran e hail, with flight of step3s arsd pofticti, itone stalreIse, anti ma- ho,gany hazndrail, eorivenlent kitchlens, and tithar 4mitable domestle partmlents rgood cellarage iand brick garden: the prenmises are held om lea. e at a iimlerate rent. The geateel fnlrr.iture anid tixtures may be taken at a va?uat'?n- For full patrticulars apply to Ilacrwod ald ilaSncs, an crioneers, &c. Gross-enor-row, Chelsea. 1 5--OTTAGE and FARAM.-To be LEtr on LEASE, to _ a respectable tenant. BLACKDOWN COTT'AGE and FARM, The cottage has been recentlY enlarged and Intproved svltl, a inoderit ele- ,ation, and contains good sized dining and drawIng rooms, and 7 bed rooms. stabling. chaisehouse, Pyttenlt pump, asld suitable olfieep, acid dotible cotstge for lalsourers, barii. granary, piggery, &c. and good lawii In front. The farm conysits of 273 acres, weith right of conomoti ,,rer neatly 1 ,000 acres. A muanor Is attahebd to the 'state, A,sd the nia. noria l righttb which may be granted to the teoiai,t, extends over tip- -ards of 45 acres. Fo-houtnds are kept In the neighbourhood, and foxes are bred on the estate, but *shlch the tenatnt may destro)y. The ritgtioti 1s 8 mile. trom SOUhamptorn, 6 froin Netley-abbey, l from ;.i?n chester 4 from Bishop's WValtham, I o from Portsmouth and Gou. ort, and atbout 7 from the New Fore.t Immediate possession may ,e bed. enda leose for 12u r 14 years, at the moderate rent of to0 ,sslneasr APp$5cJitlo to leemade if sby letter, post paid) to Messr. ~.i een- toleea, and Cto-i, Nasusabl'>l-street, Z.ondor4 or tho sroprle;or, Joiicm ASebarde, t5q. Goepett L QRD ERSK.114's.: STATUE. L Amount of SubeccPiptaionalread7 edvertised ? 1,558 0 6 A dditonal Subscribers. The Earl otfDlariin'on ?30 0 0 John Caner, esq. ? 5 a 0 The Countess of 'ban. Robert Adair, eaq. . 0 0 litiaton - - 20 0 0 A. Greenwvood, esq. I I 10 The Earlof Lauderdale 10.1I0 0 D.0.DB. I I 0 G'eorgre Byng, esq. Mu.P. 1 010 0 - Mir. Sergeant Hey wood 61 5 0 ~0,646 12 6 Subscriptions rceeived at the following Bankerset-Mes,irs. Coutts land Co.; Miessrs. Hoare; 'messirs. Remingtoni.Stevensoibn, d Co.; anid Messs. Sith.Payn, an Sn,ths.Marh 13, i324. B ERMIISSIONof the LORD(CHAM~BERLLAINq.- THEATRE ROYAL, IIAVNfAl1KvT.-W%ednesdays and Fridays drng Lent.-Mdr. TIHELWALI,'s ORA1TORlC* L and CRITICAL LETURES on SHAI{SPEARE anidthe DRANIA,svith criticfimsonI the isctors and authors of past anid o,f present times. Doors open at 7, beginl at half-past 7. Boxes d5e., Pit 3s., Gallery 2s. Subscription Strad; t Dole' Coot Gide file, , Leicester-qre n the ectuer N,rthllriton ottae, were private Intcioso- tine t begivn I caes f Ipedmet. and in the elocution of the L ECT079E9 on POLITIICAL ECONOM1Y.-It -Ahaving appeared desirable to some friends of the latte Mfr. Ricairdo thlit a tribtiteof respect should be paid to the memory of a Man whvo bad so eminently contributedi to limprovec the science of Po- litical econoinv,and that for this object the establishment of a leature- ship on that `~ience in the metro)politwould he peculiarly appropriate, I ,rti friom Its relation to) the pnirsults of the individuial tihose merits' i ould ecorimem,,ratte aiid from its public utility, a suitable fed has beetn raised, aiid arrangements miade, In consequence of vhich a. COUSE of LECTURES jexpected to comprise about 201 will be deli- vered on 'Moiiday and Thuirsday In eacl; week, to, commience on the first Mlonday in April, at thie house of the Geological Society. 20. Bed- ford-street. Covenlt-gardeti. Thle places at 'which tickets miay be ob-~ t.,ined and the terms of admrission wvill boe mentioned In a future advertisemieiit .N. B. Thouigh the Institution 13 connected wvith the nane of Mtr. Rticardo, it 13 tiot nieucit that it shi,uld ibe devurted to the ln,'ulcation of any peculiai' system of doctrine. Each course of lecturesi Is intenided to atilrd a cleatrand distinct expositiiinof the science, core- lousing as well the vibucs of thie lecturer himself, as those of thle more eminenit wtriter-s on thle wua. CLOL fo -h INIETBID,S.Gogs Fields, Soirrey The Lord bishop of DURHM-1, President. Si MCE LiiOS5JQUET, eo.Treatsurer. The OMMTTEEgiv noice o te sveral Candidates fo-r ad- Inislti an tei fren',tha te ALLOT for the ELECTION of FUR MLE ad THEE FMALEPUPILS will be holden at til Ciy o L,ndo taern tlshosgte-street. oni Tuesday, the 6th dy ofApri, 152, beweenthe ours of eleveni and three. A plilug ape ha ben slitto achsubscriber whose adire,s, is know, ad al suseri-eswho avenot giveni their address, ortio, pa heeibcit;i at bankers, may recePive tb-n; awu appli- atIon totesertrytcte supeti ntnent att the schoil. Sul. atripliseniln tepryto a vote (for each annual guinea, or 10 gu'inea asamnbrfrlf will bs received by the treasurer. Sa- iflocl Blosanquet, csq. 73, Limbard-streut; also by the secretary Mlr. f'harles Add. 5. Billiter-street, Leadeinhall-street;- Mr. Robert Sharp, -unrucinterident, at the schcool : anid h- the collec'tors, \tt. Grassivell, '1*r Ctveni-treer, Strand; Mlr. William Davls. 17. Up p r Delgrave-place, Pirnhlen; and Mr. Ruddoc-k, of Brighton. The.Gentlemen of the Coin- inlttee are respectftilly reqltested to attend at the City of Londzia tavern, ,mn the daty ,,f election, by hialf cast ten o'clock, ti, meke the iiee!~ar arr,;gecnts C~ARLES DODD, Secretary. C Ii' lf ONDN GNELAL PENSION S- ('IET, foralliwitigPermacuitRelief ti, tiecAved Artlesius, IMeciaiics an tl'irWidsrs GEER L MIEETIINO oif the SUB- S('iIIIIlSto hisloskuti; illhe eld at thie City of Lotidon Tase,,,,.Wednsda, te 7t da ofapil ii iext, for the purpo-e of; EI.E;'lI(l TN MAE an FIV FEMLE PENSIONEIJ.5. Thie. Mrubseribets to mievt t 9. and the chair to be take,i at 10 'c lock, pre- cisely. N subs~crlptmio of i2s. per anonitni colistitutes an anulI~ vernor anid 5 glitieas. ast onie paymienit, a life gt'enr osrp tS)il. are rei'eivcd by Win. WilIl-mni, esq. Nl.P'.Tiaire,Bch- ta,le; the- Secretary; and A. Redford, collecto,,r d odi-od SwihwrkthuaDADA L. RICHRS(.Sc 1. Wislir-rk. March 9, 1S24.. The baillot w'lli conmmnciie at 10. aiti! lose at 3 n'ciea'k precis. ely Rind i-srsstsrbtga the elecri,n are aicho,rised to vote toime- d -atNly.v Tile Fceessfutl candidate'w Mii he iminediatelv e"iled t receive, ttile niale 74,. and tile feir.-.eIs 65. per week `f',r1liJf`e. i:), 'rr-rsoi it) hel receipt of par-j'liall aid is allio,ed to becolie a irsndldate fc,r thie benetits of Elhis society. ThiereaTre ow 163 pensionier. onzthe futnds receiviti,' theaboveallow,Aance, and 91 pplicanzts foithee sutiiiig electIon. X T T D)OCK ait SoT. AT H ERI NE's.-A t aV jL. -s it Y YM"EETIVG -of theParishof St.-.Mary Magrdahen,BDe'roondsey,inI the counity. of Surrey, held in-the chlAreih, enl the I11th if Maqrch inst. for the~ uiurp)ssc of taking into corsideration anid detetrinning on. the propriety 'it orpnor'lii thle bill In Parliament for thie making ofa, WYET DOCK at St. Katherine's. andi vis other MaItteris relating thereto; Mr. KEETON, Churchuwarden, in the Chair ; it was re-oived, I. That this mieetinz observe wvith regret thiat appli. cttionti1 itntended to be made to Parliament for prosver to mnage acid formi ainother WNet Dock for the receptiont of shiipping oni tire London sIde A, thte cit-er Thames. 2. That I.t iPpCtltr to this nmeetln that this PTeqc-Ilt establishmoents 'f th at etIda n odn~Orks and the Ilegent Car,al Basin Ott the northi side, the Comtnerclk), East Country. and Grand Surrey Canal Dock's on thle soutlh side of the river, haLve C_o effectually Leceom- msodatted the shipphiti and decreased thie transit of.-oids by lighters tild small craft, thiat the twharfs, quay!, anda warehouse, aicea,dy erected oln its batik-s arthrd ample colis-enleite, aecnimuiodation, Uad Protertio,i for all, the ren;ainiiig trade of the port of Lotidon. 3. That this ineeting, jtdginig froij, tkie Injury slusteitied h,y the pa- rkilivrners oti thea formation of the Londun and otiier' Docks on the north sid'e of tlie river, hanve too much reason ti fear tha,t the intendhed dock of St. Kqtheri,ie',, if carried Into execution, wtill niot only tedtice many,n Of the inhabltanlts ausd tiielr families to poverty aTid inj"ure tile raemn wosuIFpply shipping with; nece,saries, hut will also maite- ral fet the parish at large, by rendering of little or no Value a grettr porthimn Or the properey lying along the river. anid thereby in- cIrease thae alreadty very large anid burdensome parohlifal taxes levied en the parishioniers. 4. That this meerliir vIewling the projected Dock as the schiema Of sp,1eculat,irs anld capitalsist, for their owan privateeniolumeiit. and cx- Perletiieiig tie veryhbeavy burdeii ofthie numerous poor ofthliI parish, and the certainty, of that buirden being lncrea,ed, should Parliament pass the propsised bill Into a law, feel thlat they should be wnrst- Ing In tristice to themiselves arid their families, if they did not taLke every constirttdilial step in their powrer to prevent and render abo,rtive the schemes of it, projectors. 6. 'IThat in the event Osf the Bill being presented to the hloiiour- able the Horu5e of Commons. a petition founded on these resnou- tdonsi,e prepared forthwvithi, praLying that tlht said hill may nout pass Into a law. 6. That the thaLnks of this imeeting be giv;enl to the church%var- den, for his promg? aLttentioni In convening this meetingF, on the requisition being presented to him, and for his Impartila cond!uct in the chalir. pRUIPOSED TOLLGATE, in BIa_cKfrjars-_rnad,- Chirlstelhureh, Surrey, March Il, 1524.-At aVestrylheld pursuant to p1ub1C lcntice; Mlr. .t01iN' HALL BROWN, Churtbhrarden, In the Ch-air; 'l'he followving resolutions verer unanimously agreed to, viz :- Thiat this vestry has recenttly seen wvith much alarm and conc-ern ani adver-isement in the pubile newsipapers convenilng is General Meet- -ing oh the Trustees of the Surrey, Newv Roads. for Saturday. tire 3d1 day of April niext, to consider and determnine as to erecting a Tollgate or Turnpike, In aiid across Blaelifriars-road, oti the n,orth side of Chuirch-ttrest, at or near Clhristchurcli. That the proposed measure is iii violittinnlof the faidth of Parliament, Ku rrairteed as wrell by the Act ol`9 Geo. Ill. 1769, oinder which Black- frisrs.road is-as originally fornied by the City of L.ondon, as lay subisosuenit Acts. durin- a period of more than 6;0 years, wh-ereb' thlis ;arish ats vell as t'hepublic at large were expressly protectea against the erection of any TollgaLte ia 13lackfriars-coad, That such a mieasure would iinevitashly tend (to anl incalculable ex. tentl to lesson the v'alue of property In clils parishi, and colises uestly i.e productive of s'ery seriouts inijury and injustice to the freeh',ldecs aLnd propriet,,rs of lanid. hioue.s, arid premises, In thiis parish, literly, the whorle of wvhich hsve beeni built since tuie year 1769, up)on Ethe gliRarantee of the bef,ire nientioned Acts of Parlianiesit, that nlo Trollgate wvhates-ershouid be erected iii any part (if thie said rod That the erection ofa TolIK-Ate in aisy psrtof thils Pati,h inwould be a serious injutry tii the teaile thiereof, and ai heavy daily charge, not olly uponi thie Inhabitants but upon the cievof London crid .Other places adjatcent, iii merely nasbing anid repassinie to atid froto thence!, witlitut the use of any otlhiir part of the said roads. That it wtauld also create a very serious Inuisance anid annoyl'auce, as wvell to the Inhabitants of' this parish as til the public, frirm the Obstructions zrid conistant stoppage wrlich it scould occas-on In one of tie miost pishilt entrances int.,, anid att sh lort a distancee from the citv of Londou, atnd especially through rehich such sit immnense quati- tity of cattle are csnst;sntly psaindrg anjd repassiitig, the stoppage of whichi alone wcould lie a most serious, aud dangerous nuisance, That a TIollgate iii the particular stL;uatioii proposed, viz, at or niear rhe front of thie,parish chtircir, aiid the burial grostiid adjoi ning tiie said road, trould also, he ali,offence againist publ;c decency, ari tend greatly to the arntmyance and disturbaice o,f putblIc. worship, it b,eing tire practice tif the said trusteei to paive the citrrlagce is-ay at sr near eschi tuirnpike-gate, and wrouLil also he In violationi of tae prrinciple of cbs. act o-f the 3d Of Geo. IV by wh'iiel the saidt Trustees aLre restricted froto pavinganiy part Of the carriAKe stay of the WAaterloo-road -vithilti l1ll feet rif thec (ront of anv' huirchi. That this Mteetirrg c-onitldeiitl hispeid thie mem-,rial presented front this parish to the Trustees on the 111th day (of D)ecember las,t wouild have induced thenit. Inc the reasons ttitereiti stated, wvholly to, have re- linqtiished thte inlintniin of erectling a TollIgate rin any part of Black- friars-road, Thiat no' withistairding thle disappo,intmient f'elt 1ly this parish, thtat such miemorial has bcen pr'iidrctive of so little betietit to this parish, thi,; mneetliig still entertains a confidetit liope, thatt when b. large aind respectable a body irf gentl-umeis as the rruscces of the Surrey Newi Roasds are fully apprized- oh the object note li contemplatiiin Iand of the biefore-trited reasgons rigalrst the sanire, that the-y iv'ill be iznduced to eittend at ithe nextg~eneral ineetInig, and prev'ent the carryiing Inito etrect a- misaiure so injurious, unjust, and oppreslIve. TIhat a further memorilial lie therefore presented to the Trustees, comprising thle subst;1iice Of the foregoitig res-sltlonra. litd earnestly relitestlng theut; nout to carry tlie contemplated measure hitii effect. That tiie s.me be siged by the citure hivardens and overseers on behalf ofthe inhiabltfants. That it be presenited b-y the eburehlsardetus and vestry clerk totlie neat meeting of the''Tru4teev. That the foregoiiig r-slutimiNs be printed, acid be aLlso advertised. lilies in The Times an4 Mo,rninIg Herald newtspapers, Tthat the thanks of this, meeting be given to the chairinen, for his able aid Inmpartial coniduct fix the chair this day J. c,. 3.MEYMOtT, ve5try Clei k. C l ONRAUTS5.--P'Ait1USH of HACK-NE Y.-Thse Trsesapitd ' u neeuion the actis Of parIlafment for naitaiuti tie 9Ot f tiS arih a-il inset at the totnirnittee itoo, i th ldChuchyird.at ackey,oni Mionday. the 224 day of htchinsant,at ail pat 9nelok I th foreiioon preeisely, for the orpoe ofCONTACTIG t. SUP LY he WOR0KHOU.qE ot the said arishfor ix moths lc',r Ladyday ext, ivithi BUOTCHER's MEAT Hoter. heee, Sap, andes, iid ilk u " nd as-Ith Bread and lou forthre mnths uner he fllovin condJitions, that is to stiy, prIme ox beef htittorks. wlthi,ut 1h norsc buttocks, wlthi suet and mieat for the master's, tables. not excedng live stone of meat In the wveek, thic'k flanks, clods trithorc rthe stlekltigs, and leg of mautton pleces; tteo buttocks of beef to be zopplied and seoit in oiice a fort- ni hbt, and to ws-igh not less than 401lis. each;, atiid thie whiOle to be qul?es free frz , buns. WVethier Muimni Carcasses ivithiiuit bead or sulet, and trot Nveighziig less thltIt eglgit stiiie, ulor n-ire than teui steln,,, earl; at per stonie. flatter and Cheese.-Good ,ounl. street Doitter, at list cwt, ; goo,d niild Olocelter or D)erby ( tieese. of e;;t less than eight tui the cwt. at per esvt g ood liard yellowvsia aiid oft s4oap, a4t per e'w.,ech ; a sample of the yellows soatr t,s be proldulced at the tiene of cmitrtactimig; Soul thie best store catidies at a disc,';;pt fronr this ball pries; Ness- MMlf, at per hart; gallon to lie miilked iii the presevice iif ztr'ersori lepisred for the pnrtriree by, the master iif the, NGorktwiit;e; Ithehelst Wh;enteri Bread ai;d Flout. each att per cu-t. risinig at;id falling a stiln. cii be tialoed by tile par'ties inn their tetider, fi,r ev'ery rise or fall I f '-. peir Aack of dlour, aiild the piresent mariket price -f hlour to bre stated in the teiider.S. All the i;hove'articlen to he dellivered at ttile IWorkhouse Ii; Hormeroi,utat the expeirseof.theeontractoiors in suichi d ayq lsx ,,1 t i a ,h tim ei axll nslh.larte shl r.ncll time be ordered, ald t's he l aid for quarterly. Sueh persolts as are desiroutus of ripplying the same respe'tively are requtested t-o send their propo-sals hi wv iting l'ealed, under ecver) speiffying their terms, and indorsed for irhat articlei tliey mnean to other, to Mir. C. il. Pulley liornierion, or at 8, Great Winchester-street, Old Broad.strQet; and they ara also required to attetid at thie contituittee room, it the Old Ckurchyard. lackney, orn 'Mond;y, the 22d inistant at half past 9 o'lick il tihe foren,,oon ;irecisely, to answer wrhen 'illed for. Allp further information; may he had on application to the master of the troirkhiiuse ii llomertoii. Stanrped contra,t, to be paid for at the ex- pense of thie parties contra:tilng *vith the trustees, and to lie prepared hy the clerk. Ilhe trtuitees di. not pledge themselves to accept the lowest tenders. Dated this 1st day of Mlarch, 1824. By iirder of the Tr -;stees C. hi. PULLY-, Clerk. 7IPfE MERCANTILE AGENCY CONIPANY, Bank- -A rupts Rag}ste Office, auid General Ac-ouinmait Ofhee, esta- bished 1518. 2S, Csteatotl-street. DIRECTORS. George Austin, esq David Melville, esq. Itichard W. Cok, esq. Eds-ard Tesart, esq. Dani el Hawklin, csq. Treasuirer, Slir Charles Price. hart. ; Thus. Perry, Secretary. In thls ot1lee general information may be obtaineci respecting all banxkrupts, viz.', I. The dates of thi commissions. 2. Tlue naines of tite solicitors and assignees. 3. The numberof dividends. 4. The names uif thie parties wibo pay the dividends, 5. The dates of tih eertifieates if obtairied. Ar. antniual payment of I glinea entitles a tilissriberth, tie above In- formation, anud also t(o notices of all future proceedings. As Accountants:- I. lio.,ks and acetunits expeditioiisly arranged. 2. Intricaste auld dulis7ted accounts examined and prepatred-in eases referred to arbitratioin. 3. Allaceitnts, &c. respectIng dissoluticns of partnership are coni- 4. Trust deeds, assigisment, &o. condtucted through their i-arlous stages, the siglatures ,f creditors plroeured, aid compositions paid. 6. Dvidnds copestiois,rens, nd ebts of every description coilected on mooderate termns. ryecit N. i3. Aillmoie receired ibXy this company arepaid over rnonthly ;o~e~aiis Iiteeetd.Liege ntieolgld,IQsroomis for tIje meet- To thfTP OPaoVtRdRS ofi SAT INDIA STOCK. I lule3and. Gentiensen,- *1thr leav'e totinforrm you, that Tuesdlav, the 23a inst. in xlled for the ELRCTION of a DIRECTOR of your affatirs, and I earnestlv and respectfully. entreat the lionour of yoair attendance at the India House, ott that day, In my favour. I cannot, in adequaLte terins, express my gratitude for the flattering reveption with which I hiave uniformly beeni lonouired during m-y canivassiri,er for the zealour, arid unreth Itttd exertions of my highlyI vatlued rens Acotnncofheaione energ cannot fail, under your kind auspIces, to cormmand success; rind, hould I attain the object of my arniltlon, I beg you to be assured that my utmost attention shall be devoted to aus active and conscilenciouis dlischarge o the various duties wlinch are involved in that distiniguished trust. I have the honour to be, Ladles and Gentlemnen, Your miost obliged faithful rervent, New Broad-street, March II, 1324. J. PETTY MIUSPRATT. Mr. Muspratt's Committee will sit daily at the City of London ravern, where communications affe;cting his Interest will be thanlk- fally received. To the PROPItIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LaRdies and Gentliemen, VHE VACANCY in theEAST IcNDiA DIRECTION, Tloesned by the Irimenited death of Sir Thomas Reid, having been this day officilaly declared, and the ELEcrI'i'I0ON havingK been fixed for TuesdaY, the 23d of this monith, ait the East Iudia House, II earnestly solicit the favour of your VOTES atnd SUlIPORT oni that occasIon. Should I rtieceed Irn attaining the high ohject of my ambitionr, of, w-hich i entertaln sanguine hopeas, from thie flattering reception I have experiencedI from a great bodY of the P'roprietors, I shall use my best endeavours tojustify ~,our *e1eetlois of me as a Director. I have the honrour to be, with great respect, Ladles and Gentlemen, Your mostorbedlext anid humble servat 13. Bruton-street, March 10, 1,824. RtOBERT T. FA-R UHAR. SIR R. T. FAR1QUHA's COMMITTEE will SITF sDAILatrathe London Tavefn, Bishiospste-streer, vheresll Com-1 snunleatlons irelatIvreto his Election will bethankfullyreceIved. Comn-Irtee Room, Lonidon Tavern, Mlarch1, 1824. To the PROPRIETO-RS of EAST iNDIA STOCK. Ladles and Gentlemen,I HE Election of a Director of the East India Comp'tny. Tbeing nixed for Tuesday, the 23d Instant, I beg most respectfully to solicit the favcour of Your attendance at the balilot, at the India H4ouse, otittthat day. It has beer] my anialous desire to pay tov personal respects to every, Prop rietor. and, if I have failed In airy instance, I trust tire omission ivil niot be imzputed to intentiiotnal neglect, but to the frequent change of residence and the extensive neture of the caniva,ss. The very Aqatterlng as,turanCes of support with which you have been pleased to hionour me exceed toy roast sangrrine expectations; and, in the event of MY success, permit me to assure yirn tirat myll time arid attention shall be exclrusively devoted to the faIthful dis- charge of the duties which may be intrusted to joie. The kinidness! anid cornsiderartion t have experietnced from the Proprietors generally, anid particularly froin those wvho have promised me theIr sum-rages, will ever comimand my res,pect anid gratitude. 1 h-ive the honouur to he, Ladieu and Gentlemen, V,rur verY faittiful and obsedient servant, Lond*n Tavern, Match 10, 1824. CHARLES MsACKIN NON1. Mlr. Maekiiiironie Commnrittee stirsdaily atthe Lonzdoni Taverl, wliere all comimunIcations will be thankfuilly received. TON DON' 0R?MHANThSYCUm7lnatitutetl in iSI3, Lfor the RECS'PTION of DrSTITUTE ORPHANS. paricrilarly tirose descending fComn respectable P'arenrs. under thie Itninsediate Patro.age of H4is Most flracir,us NAJESTY. The NINTH ANNI- VERSARY DI'Ell of thils institution wiCl take placecHi DY at the City of Loundoni Tavern, filshupsgate-street. His Rloyal Highntess the Duke of YORYK has condescend I itchy proniissd to take the Chair. STE WARitDS. Cieorgelsng,esq.M.P. I Sani. Defvmrronids,esq. George Schlinker, esq. TI..hxto'.sq M.P.J Geor 'e Diliw'yri, esq. lames Suitton. esq. l~.t.aire, r4.Sberlir William Flowver, esqk. .tohn Tyler,eq JrnAamu.sq. Johni G.owen, trip Jo4eph Watrinaby,eq WilliamAster],s.q. I ichard ardall. esq. Charles Wiritam, erq.I J,tseph il', esq. IJ. Masterroats. esq. J oseph W IIsirt:. esq. John C'apel, esq. I George Ranlkers. esq. Joseph Wilsoti, esq. Isaac Colien, esqi. T. F. Savory, eseq. fables covered at hi.rf-past 5 precisely. Tickets. 20., each, may be had ort the StewArds. O'hce. 10, Sr. Mlarr.sxe, J. C.AlY. - I6thi Ma&rch. li8d4. ANDREWTR REED. I tSecreta ri es. T Ta G EN ERAL1 T MFT ING of the ', ILK TR1A DE, hseld aLt the Loindo)n Tav-ern. tlislropsgate-street. London. on Saturday, the l311h ofNlarch, 1824: WILLIAMI HALE, esq. ins the Chtsir: It was moved by Huntley Baconi, esg. seconded by Lewis Drixait, ie3olved unanimously, That the course pursued by the Cotmmittee of thte Oceresi As,ociati'sn of the Silk Trade Is entitled to the cordial approba..tion of thiis meeting. Itws .vd by jentes Pattison, esq.; seconided by Paul Taulock, tewa and Resols'ed unanimorisly, ThAt it Is 'he opninon of this meetrior, that the secuirity from forelign comnpetition wvhfchlihas beets granted bry tire legislature to the ailk trade, and suibsequently cvninryued by repeated enactment,, and at lengtii rusatde perpethual iii the Year 12t08, has essen- tially contributed tor tbat stare of prosperity at which It has nose ar- rived, and has led tsr tpie investmenit of large c4pithis upon the faith of! P'arliatment. It was moved by John Bailance, esq.; seoonded by WlIli&ni Kay, esq. and Resolvs.d unEirnimouaily That the proposed repeal of the PrrrIiblrory la-wsin regard to thelIriroduetion of ferreigri wrought silks, at the fixed period of 2 y-ears. front tje 5t I of July niext, although comi,ined wilth an immediatt reduction of duty, and a liberal compenzation on existling stock-, Is viewed l-y thls Mseeting &S threateniing the eventual des'truction of the silk trade in this~ country. It w as moved by Thiomas Gilisois, esrq. se'conded by Willianm Kay, esq. and Resolved Unanimously, That, with all dire deference to the senti- nrents of his; Majesty'e Government upois the question of tree trade, rhismoeetingcannotbhotlanuent lireintroducetion oftliepro,posed met-. strer Into Plarliaent. and Is of opiniontrita! It would requiire a periodI of nut lesa thrin 6 Years to afford the silk inanlufacrnirer the mnean'm of' ascertaining howv far he niay hopre, wvith any degree or success, to cons. pewihte introduction of forinwogtaie Iwamoved by Joseph Grout, e3r1. seconded by James PatLUeoti, Rerrilved ttnaniriously, T'hrit it be referred back to) tle C,.rminittee of ttireGeneral Assoclition of the Sil Trade, to watch os'er the progress of the prfoptired measures, and to endeavour, by all practicaible nieans, to larther th objects of this meeting. it weus moved by Ru,,ert lngteby. esq. : seconded try Hughi Herroni, esq. aud Rego!vad UnanfImously. Thut tire srr.sceedingp f tris rroectire be advertised Ini the Lr,ndons papers, ariid that ttire Corismittee ri tire tiete- ral Assiciation of the Silk Trade be authorized to take such rireasures for publicatIon kts they shall think proper 'WiLLIAN HIALE. Chairman. It was moved by - Cart, esq.; seconded by Willianm Kay, req. and RLesolved unainimously, That ti-c best thanks of tlins meeting are emnQineitly drte and are hereby given to tire chairmitan for h's rile and ImpatrtIal conduct this day. JOHN PHIPPS,, Secretary to the General Associariron of tire Silk Trade. 0FORWJCH, March I].-At a AlEETINO of' the T ME RCH ANTS. Msanuifscurers. and other Inhiabitants of thir City, Interested in tire SIL.K TRADE:~ JOhIN WHIITAKER ROBBERDS. esq. In the Chair : It was atnnninrously resolved, 1. That tbis mreetinig views with Ilvely satisfactlou the eillightened measnrres pronosed by hi, Majesty's Governmerit, for the extension of the silk mariufactr.ry of the curirErry. 2. That In our opinion this object cannot fail tu be atraiined hy thie proPosed Immediate remission oif so g:reat a prorportione of the duties ocL rawr arid throwFn silks. 3. That the tireient injury wivchi the holders of silk stocks must experitnee fro'm this neasure ivill be considertshly alleviated by the liberal return of the duties on urnionusfacturrea slil, and the Projected COLtintloatlon of the drawrback on goods prepared for ektPorration. 4. That wve are at the sanie time imniressed wIvth the necessity of using our utmost errlear'ours to obtain some comprensatiron fof itire I loss which rtiust be mustained upo:s stecks of manufactuired gurid,. I wvircir inure Iiivuive at large number 01 our industrious and irngenrious masnufacturrers fl great distress, arid p;erhaps, In inevitable uriini. 5. Thiat asi the stricks of'silk, niosy in the processi of umanufactrinrlg, nsis~t of course he stibiect tit, considerable loss, vhicsi wve see no pos- sibility of avoiding. wie deem It, on that accouritt tire nrrire iusces- airy to represent the case strotrgly to both, lotises of Ilarliairnent nridi tohh, a.!esty's Minristers, for the orrpuse oforbtandirigtg returzi of tire duty on suich goods as are on hand alresady mainufactured, especiallyi at tire value rsf the silk contiteined lIi stich goods now in the hanids of some manufacturers greatly exceeds cthat of their urnnisnti- factoried silk. 6. Thiat we are greatly, encouraged to hrope, thatt Ibis very seriours pressure will be lightened, from obrserving thiat the grievance has riot escaped therattention of his Mialesty's Ministers, arid that tiley hiave rInret librerally expressed tiseir wsvlitiricrrs torti eet ussr wishes onl this point, It we rats abuse how it will be prarcticable to carry themn bitu effect. 7. T'hat ini our opinion, ttins oibject May he.attailned. by permittting matiufaictured goods tor he warehoused orr the sanre ternis as rionsanti- factured silk, thie returu of duty o-n snech gords ti, be niade on the scale of the drawback, as calculated iry liris Mtajesty's Gurverninent, and note allirved urn the exportationi of each article; by which ineanls also tite corsutrners of this country wvill be plated only orn the sanme footing as foreigners. 8. Ttiat a petition b,e pre'ented to boti Hiouses of Parliament, atnd a memorial to ttire Board of Trade, foiunded on tire3e resolutions, I9. That tise petitirin to the 11ouse of i.,rrdq be presenited lry L-ord Surbleld; and to the hiotise of Commonis by the Miembers, for the City. who are ailso requested to support the prayer of tire sanle. 10. ThartJ. Harvey, esq., Alderman Boot h. and Alderman Surinig- fleld be aLpuointed a depurtation to wrait trpon the Board n,f Trade, ti laY tire m6nrarial before ttrerri, arid to give nor explanations thiat may be necessary 'ot etY'ceting the objects nt this mieeting. II. That these resohrtitons Ire advertised In The Timies, the Miorn- ing Chronicle, the Mtorning l~ost, Courner, thge Globe and Traveller, nan tire twvur Norivleli papers. J. W. ROBERDS, Chairmsan. T'hat ttire tharks s.f tlii nseeting be giveni to the chiarirman, for Iris conduct In tire chatir. That tlie tbankt of thifs rO5etlng ire given to Mir. Alderman Spring. field for the zeniL and attention he lisar paid to the Intereit of the ansnu. facturers of' this city. ND'EJTVNAVIGATION of the STI'OUI,fo ICaniterbury thirrorghSandwyich. to the Sea.-At a MIETING of the OiINT COI(MITTEE of tire it'IY rf Cainterbury an"d Town and Pi.rt of Sarinwich, holderi In the Cosuncil Chramber of the uItlidhaill in the (thy of Canterbuiry, on Tuesday, tire Dliti day of Miaceli. lSI24 The Mlayor rif Canrterburry haviirg r'osrurriicated to tire meetlr:g hi s rege at tweirrg urnexpcete.-lv prevented attend ioc., Reso~lviehd snanilmously. Thiat Williaris Perrnrirn, esq. be requested to take tht ch&Ir. WiILLIA)i PETTiMAN, Esq. Intt he Chair Resolved unanlmoursy, Thant the proposed uarl'gntiton frisro Canter- l,ury, tlrrorriKr Sand icihir by means- of ithe river Stonti, slid by diver-t- ing Ius chaztnel fromL sanrdwich to ttire sea, wortild be of great benefi t to rthe Inbebitauts: of- Canterbury and Sanldwichi soi their u'icIiolty,asid of greaLt isuiblic anid nutloisal uitility. That plaits, sections, aurd estinmates having been laid irefore tins eulmoilttee. showinltg that this object may be accomiplished for tise suorn lrf ?45,000. and stitlsfactory proorf hav'lrrg breen adduiced that slir- ficIetrit revenue May ire derived fromt nmoderate tullse ii the tratle of tire aforesaid towns, to iray very anmpelirtcrest for ttire sum of;C45,000 orta much greater sumi, and alsoi leave a proper atirplits for repairs, &ec. this cor,mittee do hereby invite the puiblic to heroine shareholders hr Ithis unzdertakcing. Thiat tire str. of ?445 000 be divideri jirti, 1,800 shatres (if ?265 each, 'arid that a deposit of ?C2 per tshare! re paid by every siib,criber on, ta)-.- I''ha.t Mr. Jan;es Morgan. of St. Albisi's-plare. Haymarket, London, h e empDloyed as Chief F,igltreer of tire whole Nvrcks,, frirn, Canjter- briy thouh fa.iulci to tire Sea, and Lthat he report upsonr t ire sec- tios,plats rtri e mirtes now produced. Thattheisrsiasal ofSanipsot E-sso,eq he placed ii, tire irastis,sfMr.Moran,urc chjief en~irieer, arid of Mr. Alderniari tio~ ~tins Cutniiittee bue guarded by their opIlnirso. ug artt, arid ?,Tr. Joilnt Nutt, be Sollic,ius ti, tlins C'unnirre;tur tat he dosr ir r. he Memrbers of parliament for tireCurn t ,rfEsor, ire ityuf itsirbt ,crrr arid tire 'l'owtr1 ars Portof andich erelrriir a rip oftire resoluktions of rths nrueut-t irr, aid equstig teir niireonr slareirolde-rr in tine turiertakin,,t rind liti teulttra lininedliately prepare a dr'aft of' tire Iretitoions 'i'haRt-the Rev. Wiliano' Wo,dtworthl be arid lie is heleby appoiritee Deplty Chlairnmati oftheJointCo,nsmittee. That llr. I-lorringtr,tn arid Son be the Parliansarimary Agentsi. That tire books i.e ipenied at ttie Caniterbiiry Banks aitd the Sanid- wieh Bank fur the pturpose of recelving the riirnIes of thrse persorns wiro are desirousf brecrminsg sharebrolders. That thie foregroiirg resoluitionts be pninlished hi 'rlie Tiriles. Cosurier, Public ledger, Cainterbiury papers, rnd the Kent arid Essex Mereunry. 'i'hat the Meeting be adjoiurined to Fridav, the 12th diry of March instatit, toi be then leld, at 11 o'clock in tire forenoron, at the Guild- hall, Sarlldsiih. Tirat thie thaniks oif this meeting iare due illtd given to the R1ev. William Wudsavorthi, for tll ability and exertiolns lie has ev'iiied In -thls catise. Tbht tthe thanks of this tneetinlgaredue to Mr. Alderman Cotrper And ?Mr. Morgan, for the valuable anid seientificiifuormiatioli they havse affirded this Conirnlttee. That the thanks ,of this mnetting ie givers to Captair W. R. A. Pettmati, for the juddcloise dertilis and itsfornrintooi which he has afForded lupon this Important and loiterest'ne subject. WVILl.IAMN\ PETTMIA.N. Ciairman. Wll. WODSWORTH, Depurty Chairotait. Resolved unsinlmoudy, That the thank;s of this meeting lre given to the Chairman, forhi,abule r Ln d Impartial coirduct 1zn the chair. TTALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near Kendal, v In the county of WeRtmorl-and.-T'o be SOLD ry AUCTION, oin Saturday. the 27th of Mtarch intant, at the Commnercial inn, Kendzil, at 7 o'clock im the evening, all that compact and valablrie PRitR- HOLD ESTATE. caled Singleton Parks, situate In Park L.1irdswnitimlri 2 oiles of Kendal, In the ioutity of Westlnorland, cinsisting ofa Fooiil dwelling-house, bar'r, cowhouise. stable, and hayloft, aid several 1l- closunres of good hrairle, meadosr, anid pasture gromztnd, containing. by a late admeasurenmenti, 68 acres. be the sanie naore or less. The said prensises are holden tinder tire Rev. Samu.l liaternan, by paynienr ,'f the yearly free or quit rent of 19s. 6d. and late In the pr,ssemsiirn of John Warrd, as farmner thereof: and aiso tril that other inessuage or ten em ent, called Spelghtbridgne, consisting of a gorid d wvelling-house, peathouse, gairden, and parrock, mvleh art inclisure of excellent land, containing, by estimation, 2 acres or thereahlouts, all situate rnear Hill-to p l n Iiuttou'.th'.lsay, and nowv In the possession oif William Grinjialai, apenlant. ,, For f&rther p~rga'uL s. applY to :Mr. Stephenson. soIIeIfoi',lt ie rourt, SwIitIitgls.lanse, Londoni; aind Mr. Issie .V'l1son,