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> f ADAiMSfE OATADORr hias the honoar to announce vitA to fhe Nobility an d Gentry, Sabscrtbers to the Opera. anT the PublIc, that her DgNEi'IT will take place at the utG's THEAR on Thursda se niht, the Sth of May wvhen the performances will consist of Mosares Op0riIof IL DON GIOVANN f, a livertissseOent, atd the Uatlet of Lli SONGE DOSSIAN. Dramatis Personte.-Oon Juan, Signor Garcia% DonnaAnna, Madanle Ronzi de BegniS; er 31adame Caradori; DonOctavlei Signor Begrez; Don Pedro, sn Porto; Donna Elvira, Madame Blagioll( who will make her R st ap- vesraiice on any stage); LeporeDo, Siglitl De Begnis Prices of noxest-Pit tier, 4 guineas; ground tier, 5 ditto- olie-pair, 5 ditto; two-pair, 4lditto; three-pair,3ditto. Gallery boxes, for personas, Th,. Applieations forn vhie are to be sddre sed to ladame Cara orn, .100, Regent's-qtadrant: or the Opera box-office, l05. 'pilE CO.NMERCIAL ROAD.-At a Very numnerous fL- and highly respecrtable M1eeting; of the Gentlemen, Freeholdeirs, Lenseholdersn and other fnhcbitalts interested ian prowertY on the die of the Cnmmercial-road, leading from the East and West Inda Dos held at the George Tanern, on the 22d ionftf The follovring resolution wer unanimtously entered into ch-Po That thise eetingoviews with surprise and concern tie bsll an xaini tnoPTliabr ent forenlarging the term and powyers conferreI bY asos late lajety King feerge ill. and his present M,lajesty, for mra ing .nd maintaining the roads cormunicating tith the W erste and oant endia Docks, and fl r repairing the Cahno:i street road and or g T new road to Barking, and aroad from the Rosnfordand ,hiteeham, roads tv Tilbury Port, in tre countles of hidllesex and resseX: and also for ma:iny a braneh of a road from }iung Davidraeie,e badrve, o the Essex read at bile-cud; and which, if passed inhto a la t n ins pre- sent fos will most ieriously deteriorate the vapierof pr pelt 2y a itne aith the Cosdgercial-road,aild withii 30n feet thereof., ' That it Is highly erpedient that those persons dhi feel t.emr selves aggrieved by the several claousel of the bill in qdl estrnof and Par- tPirilcurly as far as regards the enormous asnd oppressive drateohf 2s.6d. co thepound. atthrised to be levied by the said acts, an i the hil seeks tcontinue In force foriaofuiture periodo1 yars snd also b y the clauseof the said etill giving unto the trustees of the road the exlusive posver of uelectiiig the dust, dirr, cinders and ashes ofithin the limits, and compellilig the pandiords of steall do rts to colpound with the trupstees, tnd to be anserablde for the ratu ion lieu of their tenints, and by the varinods other oppress-ve clauses shuld endeavour by their united eff ilrts to oppose the bill pnasing into a lath, uless the several oppressive clauses are expunged. That It ismost oppreosn e atId unmeest that the owfuners and in aoite- ants of prooerty wI'r h'n the scope of the provisions of the sai arts should be called upon to Pay thec heavy rate of 2s. lid, in the pound for vratchine, lighting, cleansing, ar.d wzatering the said road, wshen the trustees are empowvered to levy a nighlt toll fr the wsatching ani light- ilug the sanue. That i t Is the opinIon of this meeting that the stat ute dulty eo! iected on the litie of the Commercial-road towards the repairs of the by- roads In the hamlet of Mile-end Old-towui Is both oppressivea nd un- *- - -- -* -i, - 4- - the hill -eill izitrodinte a laiuse exempting'the owners and finhabitaints; therefromI. That thI3 mneeting do, to t Ile lutmost of their power, oppos.e the hill 3passing into a law in its Present fornm aied that thie petitionl prepared by the comsrittee he trots read. The petition was then read. That the petitioni he adopted, and presentedl to thle lin tsHos -of Comment and that George Hyrig, esq. M.P. for NMiddleqex,e 'bee usted to present the same, andi to support the several interests of %hepeti tionera In the committee. Tat aSubscriptionu he fo,rthwith enteredA Into for defraying the ex- penses, and that the chiairmani, J.'hn Blurnell, esq. he requested to take upnhimself the office of treasurer. PTh'at a committee of the following genitlement shouild be appointed a committee to obtain the signatures of the inhabitants andl peesons interes,ted In the petition, anid to collect luib~criptioris, with Power toadd t.r their inunrher-. and generally to do nodi perforail all necessafry Acts and things which in their discretion they sbiall deemi expedient. 'viz. :-Nlessrs. Burniell, Gole. Broinley. Dunch, ThwP.ites, Maltbry, Franlc', Lloyd. Snell. Sparks., Harrison. Auber, Taylor. Divers,, Churcehward. Demneey, May,Wand, 13,arker, HaniO5nack, and Johns-rn. The thanks of the mieeting wrere urranlnmoisly vstctd to the lhair- man, f.sr his ab,le and imp,rtial conducat In She hiisir. WMT. HJORSI.Fy-, Nasslitt-place. ConDnercial-troad, Solicitor. W HE REAS by a Decree of~ thWe Hil or f Chian- cery, made In a cause IKirkclaniaintRd'its referred to William C,sij teany, esq. orie of the Maseso h adCurt, to in- quire wrhat Is the law In the Uniited Stae oAercwthregatrd to the distribution of intestates' personla pr.iry n htrlti,,ns ,sf John Miac Iver, fomnierly of sitornaiay i stad,ndwho died at ArseuSt In Georgia, South Carolin,lith te Sta-e of Ae rica, In o- about the nironth of Not-embr 50 ,,idtrthe iee fit ofdisltrilhution accordIng to such Is ee ilrattetmeoftheI death of the, adld Jahin Mdac Iver, arid, Ifayscreton shall since I have died, whbo sor arc eititiled to the s hare or shrs, himn, lice. or them who shall have so died; all persons chlaising tsr ie eirtitled to, the benefit of distribution(, cifte said JOHN MAC IVEiCS P'ERSONAL 'ESTATF, according to the lars,'f the said United StatesofAnierica. are forthwiith to came In and make olut and prove their claimis ofl rela- t~ionsIp bfore WVillianm Courtenay. esq. one of the 1Masters of' the siCor. ait his chambers, in -noithamOptoii.huildlIngs, Chancerv- lane. London.tor In default thiereof they wrill be excluded the benefit of the said decree. KARSLAKE and CR EALOCK. Plaintiff's Solicitors. Regent-street. Waterloo-place. (1ARRJCK.-It hae been proposed byihe -fewv who C remember Garricit to set on foote SUBISCRIPITION fo,r TFWO PRINTS, to he engraved by Mr. 1. WV. Reyniolds,. fromi the celebrated I ltures In the eaIlections ot rhe Earl ,rf Carilisle anid Sir Watkin Williams WVynne. l,art.t They, represent the great Actor in tire very OPpotite ChaTacters of King Richard the Third afid Abel Druggert and alth.iugh 1-15 electric powier ran survive only in the brreasts 'if those who have felt Its force, th ese prints will at least prresent to ,,-terity a menmrrial of the astonishing versatility oif his genius. oe troth of the reseniblarices has been urriversally acknowledged: all that art ran dii for the actor seems acconinlililed ; end they do equal honiour to th- niemories of Dance aind ZrrffaTr. Tire poiblica- tion of the prints. unider the fimmiediate parrnsagi of the Earl of CaLrlisle. the Earl of Essex, Viscouint S'dmorrlth, the H-un. Ge,irge Ag'ar Ellis. the Earl of H-ardNvicke, tire Farl of Aberdeen, the Nqon. Tlhomas Grenville, Sir George Ileaumorit. hart, and Sir WVrrtkin WVit- llama WAyrrie, hart., Is rontlided tr Mtessrs. Cohlraghi arid Co., print- sellers to tire King and tr, the Royal Faintly, who will use every exertion to do juistice to the trust. T'ire picee of tire engravings, ayhie or delivery, si-ll he, proofs 2l. 2,t., prints -1. Is. each. Names of subscribers are received by Messrs. Coinag'ri arrd Co. 23, Cr,ekspur-atreet, LOordr,rr aridI by the principal bonk arid print 3ellers. 'The egrvin till be finished ii 'May. eSSEX.-MANNOR anti ESTATES.-Ih the month of BJune orJuiy next will be offered for S \LE, lry PUIILIC AUCTION1, atgarraiway's coffeehoU,se, the very valuable ESTATES of the late H4enry LkLver, esq. situate in the counity of Essex, comprising the manor of the Cage, in Southminster, with a roost crnmpiete maior -farmn, eoutalning upse'ards of 520 acres of superior arabie arid Pasture land. A mist desirable Freehold Marsh Farm, sItuate in WVailias islAnd,containinguipwards of`400 acresof rich graziiig land. And aS.m Dattwellinz-hrrtse. with rich pastuire land, In tire town of Madini, pdt several desirable cottages, wvith baker's shop, &c. in S.teeple, Die- scriptive pacticulars will be prepared, and may, be had after the .30thi 'day of Nlay next, of Christopher Comyns Parker, esq. WVoodliam. ldortimer-place, ne ar Waldori: at tire place or sale; arid ot' Mr. Robert Bartlett, solicitr,r,Chelnrsford, at whose otfce plans of tire estates may be "een. ,'U CAPITALISTS.-A very lucrative and ighly res,pectable BUSINESS, of maniy years standinig, carried on Ini the ede' t of the city, (a manufactory of arr article lIn con3tant da- mand,l fN on the~ poinit of being DISPIOSED OF. ori terRms higlily atd- vantageous. The pronts are ii ever less than from 25 to 30 per cenit.; readi- irorley entIre y; capital not less than 1.0001. Arrl ceritlemani con-, nected In the s(ilk trade having sufdieient capital at his dislosal miay be assued,on rouds tirenmoat satisfactory and uindenia ble, that from 10.001 to20,001 eal sfel beempoye. Nthng less than the abov su,r ill e aceped, ncldin theplat ad coming in: n-.fx ture atii airvalatlir.As he artes dvetisng are very respect- able non 1-ut pincpalswil be reaed wth.Substanitial reasons willbe ivenforquitingthe ame Aply Iry' letter, post paid, with realnam aid adrea, o F Z.Y. tarcoll'eebrouse, Sun-street, Fines. -1qARGATE.-To be SOLD, in the inontbhofMa .LLnext, unless previously disposAed oif by private contract, all thoge twvo MIESSUAGES or T 'NENIENTS, with the g-ardell rind field tirereunsto belonging, situate ont the ircst side of Hcigh.stret-t, Margate, and fronting ountlire terrace tow-ards the west, severally known bl, the description uof Grotto H4ouse arid Garden House, the estate of Mfrs. 11tIdeceased. Thspoetiosse any capabilities,ai affords5 a most eligible opporrtunrity for lrrvestmnlrt of capital. It has a ve.ry conalderatble! frontage towards tIre sea. and an uninterrupted -veies oyf the harbour, Margate roads. anid the wihole linec of coast west- ward towards the Nlore, the prospect fromi both lhoures belRg secured 'b h .sallon of a freehold field rrT-IOWnclosed. arid three undivided Za, ftevacant land in the front next tire sea. For further par- ticulars and to treat for the purchase apply hft by letter, post Paid) to 'Mr. Home, 208, Long-acre, Londont. or to Mr. Dering, .9oLICitor, Mar- gate, at whose office A Plan of the estate may be seen. -V REEHOLD ESTAkTE, Cavendish-square andI Harley- JLstreet.-To be 9OLD, early in June next, offeriniga most desirab5le investmentrfor money, and from Itsasituation arid local adsvantaiges a mnost eligible building speculation, eni exterrsive FREEHOLoD PRO- PERTY, occupying an extant of grounld of 231 feet tin Harley-street arid 83 feet In Cavenrdiah-sriuare, courprising a spacious and elegant mnansion, with extensive stabling. offices,l garden, and appendages. 'The whole trill be separated into 2 lots for theconverrience of differ- ent purchasers, accordinig to p lana already prepared, showing the pro- a Its.i itsetsa, and the mode In which It may be divided, gyht3~uhiss are formed irerm the present niansion, and 5 more the Hoses4 aIllhav an llomen i, grundforappropriate stabing.Thepremsesmayb purhasd enire andaresuitable to o failyof he ighst istncton,andfitforimmdiae ocupation. Plas o th prpiteddivsio atth prpery rcybe seen at the offic of M. l-lrdwic arcItect 36, reat.t Marl1111borough-street; and lsoas hr!offce f Mesr Fiherand Rhodes, solicitors, 9, Daves-tret, rr3venr.sirae, f wonrfurther particulars may be' ascertained. Tu ODRHTCS rBIERS.-For SALE, or Itobhe LET rrpon aL Buildlnig Lease, the CR *TEAU anfd PARK of PUTEAt., three milles distant from Paris, by the fashionable drive of the Chtanr ps Elysees. There Is riot perhapa a mnore desiraibic spot to build villas on:; the situation Is most lovely. Tile park is bounded on one front by the mouontain of Calvorri, covered wvith Vineyards, gardensi, and Petied of rrrses r and on the other front by tire river Seine, from whlchr it Is divided by the road leatding froni the Kting's Plalace at St. Clouid tri that of the Duke of Orleans, at Neufilly- Bagaele,th zeat of the Kin-"s brother. stands on the opposite aide of the rive'r. and wirich is rirterspersed with 1Is1ands 'Well wooded. Prtasis built bY the late father of the Duchess of-renawh ne i th,,e ora,,usflon aiout 90,0001. It Is an imnitense pile of bulldltg, tire nitras of which, cut stone and oak tinmber, are In quantities gufi.s cdent to builld everal houses. The park, wuhich is Planlted arild Walled I sit, contains 30 Preitch or about 26 E?rg1Isir acres, can be divided at pleasisre. atn avenue and road running rouind I-ts outelde. T-5re dtr cmii athemostfasbonalle, and riotliirr g more in reqirest at Parils than njeat cottage Villas. built wvith tante and after the English mian- nier. The prolirretor holds It in fes simnple estate, free of anY rentt whatever, and Ia ready to treat with any respectable Engli sh person, ;Lnd is so satisfied of tKe advatitage to be derived from dividing It into small villas, that lire would cheerfully take ar. initerest or share In the busine-s- A~pply to the proprietor, at the Chateau: or to Mr.Hoggart, 412 Old BroradStrTeet. RoyalIEXebange. 0VObe peremptorily SOLD, pursuanit to an Order of J_ -lire Mihei Court of Chancery, marie in a, caus,e whearein Edgar Walte;' Garland i,, plaintiff. and Natharlacl Garland arid othiers are defetrdarit'. with thbe approbatiorr of Jarmes Williami Farrer, e-sq. onie oif the Miasters of the said Cosert, oil tire 2slt daty .rf Play. 18224, at Iolokin the afternoon, at the Ptirhic Sale-room if tire said Court, in -Suthamtrpton.luildinits. Chantery-lane, Londoni, in 10 lots, a FARM,I in tire counity of Sussex. containling tupwards of 300 acres 'frich arable and pasture lend, with a farm-house and agriettl- tiral bruildiga in good repair, a lease wvhereof is about tr be grnti t r. George Awteork, the present tenant, for 12 years, atg50. eranu m, Another Farim. in the parish of Heatirfield, i-n the sa4i doririty of Sussex, containing 57 aceres nif arable and ptuelnd. withi a farmhouse and orutbtriidingai: let to Mfr. HIcfks, .25 tenant at will, at the rent of 421. and also 62 acres of wvoodlanid, in haird. Another Farm, In tire Pairish of Ramsey, in the county of Eas-ex, coirtirinlng 527 acres, or thereabouts(, of richt arable end pators land, with farmhouse and mot extensive agricultural lstildng, al I te best slate of relpair, together wvith the great ~thesof ths far: leton l ease to M r. Thoumas Woodrirtfe, for tire remaider f a erm f 7 years, ii hilch will expire at Michaaelmas, 1227 attheyealy entof 5601. Also 16 Bwvelllng-houseli, srtsiate in the broug (ifHamveh, n tIe couty o Essex, producinig a net rntalof 171. er anum,Pripntnedpaortliulars may ibe had, grats, a thesaidMastr's hamers, Southampton-liuildings, Chan- ecry-ltie. Lndon:at the followininns, the Star, Lew-es - Cheqiuera. Irlaeadld rThre Cus, iarwie rTeeCp,Colchester; Blue Posts Witam: ire lacKBoy, Chlaod Wie Horse, Ipswrich: and ef M. Stephe ilaMs, soliio,16 efrd-ort, London. IA NvENTrioN for SURVEYINIG STANDING N TI IBER, under the Mning' Royal Letters Patent.-JATNES 'ROGERS, Timber, Buildin, and Land Surveyor, Miailbororigb. WVilts, imppressed withi the sense of hris Sov-ereigns grant, and the acknoss-- 3edgmrst of the ntight Honolttlble the LordsCommisaioners ot the ,Nays Boerd, hirrimbly sonounedS to the kingdom of Great Britain and llrinreirralltv of WVales that he has discovered a niethod, founded on the doctrinie of the visiual raly, Ini eombination with long-received theorems In mensurratiron andl geometrical lines.whereby the q(uantity conriniied in standling trees ean be as neairly ascertained as t asame are, generally, tveher measusred with rod, rule, or line. The invenrer, fromn the considerationh of the nicety, of result from the problems of a Newton. Hutton, atnd mnany others, as well as Its great anId universal -utility, fIn additionl to its niovelty, warinlysntIcipatcs thatt the ears ,of tilse selnti6ic wiill be lItAibediately openecd at the sound of this ,safeguard of propertY and fair crlterion between man and man. To the Landed Interest of Mhs n5tlon It Ia considered highly advantageous, l-irnauch as all disputes about tImber valuations, in the transfers of estates, are crmPIletely attan end, In theBsalesaof timber the Invention preisents Itself as a desirable object, and will be considered extensively uoeeful in the registerring of timnber on noblemnen s dstates, as well as all under lsandowners who may te Possessed of lofty trees and valuable timber. The publihrI otslitjui to increa.se words In the vain 'hope of rsuooving st rjdc ~ t his Invention in ths mninds of the lower orders, bulahr umt hiaese to thosja wbo are capable . sf understanding,addut d t ietiebttedsoeywl be received. Asthpaeteiplcdiahubeshrofie,e Js not resdp fortesaeoIstuietsadho,btunrakso zurvey st3mdln timber i any part ftekndm tapretg Teglatd b dstanc aduantity Intematmealrss anxious to possess themtlod adverie r euse oowr thieir orders otpi, tos his dwelln, arbouhWit,NB Nos letters svt7ioUt prprsignatures adpanrfrne ilb t dto.. Ya MANI FEST lItel Puiblished -by the' goyal Prnsslaa Treasr at thi Public is Infor-med,, that the B Prusslats tTrest5ttot exiftIrigregu- istlons are annuallY caneldfrtegnrlsoigfn,aone ast yes? alone to Stotlc 2%969,110 Rixdollars 29.'. 10d. l100,000 Pounds Sterling, anod 11.000 Dutch FlorinsS. EST INPI COPA NY. w 6~~~~APiTAL-X4,O0O.10OO WilliSnn JosePh Denison, csq. )M.P.l John -irving. esq. TM.P. Chares Rss Elis eso M . Wlvl Ia.nmMarnning, esq. M. P. Pasco Grenell, sq. 11.?. Sir Thomas; NeaLve, bRrt. George Hlbbert,esq.John Smith, esq. M.P. Thomas Bainbridge, esq. qila axelAeane,sq Benjamin Barnard, ecl.JhnLAtddn,sq JohiInneos, esq. HI. P. esqa E.ly eq Samuel Jones Loyd, cesi. MI.P. CalsBsnie,sq Sir John Willhim Lubbock, hart. Ade ovl,sq Stewart Marioribanks, esq. aI.P. Ramuelrt bet q Daniel Mlildred, esq. Roiltlang seq. sq John H4. Pelly, ese. Daila Leatott, e sq. Sir John Rae Raid, hart. DvdLo,sq John Ba'ker Richards, eseq. William Mlitchell, eseq. Sir James Shawr, hart. Johnplurnmet, eseq. M.P. Andrew Henry, Thomson, esq. Colin Robertson, esq. AUDITORS. John Inuss, eseq. I bel Smith, eseq. M.- P. Simlon Tlaylor, esq. I Eward Whitmore, eseq. 'Messrs. Smilth. Payne, and Smotsney Iss. osnq At a time wheis the t.dyant5geous e0l ployment or oeyi so diffi- cult that it is forced into foreigni couint-ries for thie temrnorary and un- cermll benefiit of at hi her interest than Is rjfeorded ?nthe English funds, anmore appropi late and secure investment haspresetdtsl in the formaltion of a Weset India Companyj. wielleh, at tiesmette that it wrill give an liupulse to long establishied jouirces of Bri,tishi pro. duction and weatlth w6iLllsecure a ibera,lzreturn of profit. ThsCmany NI instituted for thc purpose of receiving consign. ments of West Inidia produ ce. in) returni for adVances to bemdeI MOrtgage and othier good security, upon sutch a scale as wrill affordL an adequate profit oni the capitai emiploYed; and also of making temPO rary advai:ces upon the aRsignment Of meortgages bearing colonial interest, silth collateral security. onenmaterial circumnstance in favour of such an lnvectnment is that theprofitsof the Conepany, Instead of beingdimilllished, wrill be con- siderably Increased, in the event Of wvar. The establishment of this CoMpany Will be as advantageous to all persons Interested In the colonies as to the subscribers. It Is anti- cipated that Immiediate activ-ity wvill be given to the circulaLtion of ciob- nial property by theuadvances whilch the Company Wvill musks to Parties whocan offers ep uatesecuritywiith coneignmentsofprodue: thiqwiilI has's the effect o? maintaining the fair value of West India: esamtes. anid hius operate favourably on the conditiont of the niegro pop qiLtion, wvhieh Is intimately connected wIth, and In a great measuredepenttent oil. theQ prosperity of the master. It Is, propsesd that there -Ita]) be President.5 And 4 Auditors, and the aSfairs,of the Comnpany1 will bo coniducted by 24 Dirsctors,ofhbotn 12 oitly, shall be Wes t Inidia merchantts. 'I he Capitxl of ttie Comipany Will be ?C4,000,000,tonlsisting of 40,OO0 share.e of ?1110 each, on wvhtil a deposit of Rioi is to bo paid, ?5 titreoelf at tlie tinies of suibscribing, and ?5 ott or before the 31 st of Nlav'. Ftrtlier instalmnents. 11,on dole nlotice from tite Directors, wivil be ~:Alld for as tite business of the Company mnay require. Tue Institittion liavitig received the approbation of Goversiment. ibill Is preparittg for the purpose of forminig a joint stock, to be eseted In the Company by set of Parlianment. llmitittg the liability of -he Proprietors to tile ami,unt of their, respective shares. Iliterestat Sliercent. on thc instaSlJ ts5t will be paid for the first year, after which such par,t olCite profits;, notesxceedtng three-fourths, as the directors neay thlnsk fit, shall be divided, enid at ithe end of every sevenl years. ut earlier at their discretion. upropottionpiofthe reserved profits shall tie dis,tribnued, i.y way, of bonus, amoigasttbe Proprietors. AXpplivatiolns for shares will be received by the Board of Managemenst, at Messrs. Manninitgs ated A-nderdoii's, Nesw Bank-buildings, till Satur- day the t oiif.%May, anid trill be answered by the 15thiof M,ay. "ISTIRESSED SETTLERS at the (,P f OL H FOPE.-The Committee for managing the Subscription for the Relief of clue Distressed Settlers at the CLips of Good Ilops, ioi publish- ing ani additional list of subscriptions. canonst forbear to reiterate their caIl on the benevolent fee'lings of the public in behialf Of their suffering anid destitute countryneien. The groutid of their claines having besen already made sufficientl s meanifest byl the statenieelta and reports which hare beep published, it becomies suPerfluousto put fortb any, additioiAl arguzieents toexcite a co,nepassionate t'otisideratioxi of thei r deplorable caLse. Tl,cirni,tiv'es for quiitting thecir native lenld it mlust he remembered ,-cre founded in neost instaneces on thie itiperlouscall of necessit, and th e ho055 ofindting tent 8imnply ate iniproved cozeditionl but the ensane ofsurinitig life ; nior c'n it he aRfeIstter of surprise that aMOng the numl,er sluovild be foneud half-pay officers both of the arnty anld neavy, whlo should liave been desirousof seeklng for their faieiisiis thlat sup- port Whickh their slctider Inceomes wvould noil afford at hiome. Amonig tite nmore fortunate of this clitiss a brotherly feeling of in- terest %0-il naiturally be felt, nor wvill the appeal to thlem aS well as to the Englishi people generally, it Is hoped, he made In vain. Trhe reports of the Conmnittee mnay, be obtained gratis, on appli- catio~n to the Treasurer, the Secretary, oir to Mr. Tlioneas Unederwood, 32~, Fleet-street. Sutbscriptions alreadv advertised - 1649 25. 6d. Lord Viscount lannepden ?5S 00 Christ. H. Ware, eseq. ?-50 0 Mliss, Benisoni, Arlington I 0 0Mr. Thomas Cooper, Ro- Mr. %V. S. Inrmaii - 10 0 chester - - 10 0 Wont. Mo,rgan, seq. jun. II10 C. N. Rochester - ~20 o S,. Cun dy, 5,:.e - - SI 50C. Baker, eseq 33 0 J. Barwsese seq. K!lkeniny 2 20 Atl Mr. Underwood's. Hilil aied Kirkpatrlckss 2 2 0Major Wllgress, Royal W. B. I'. A donation 10 0 Artillery - - I10 0 Phlilip Comhatild, eseq. .50 0Bot. and Rev. Dr. Stewvart 33 0 MisseQs E. and L. Ruthter- G. W. S. - - - I10 0 f,ird - - 2 0 0E. Holland, eseq. - I1 1 Silr Robt. Wigram., hart. 21 0 0Peter Dunicanl, Son,nnd Co. 3 3 0 G0H.I-i - I- - I ) At the several Bankers. Mt. Win. Sawer II 10 Thonrias Busghes, eseq. I-10 0 f. It. - I110 Sangster aled Sons .5 0 0 Chas.-Robinvon,esq. High. Jesse Watta Russell, bury - - - - 2 0 0 esq,. M.P. - 10 10 0 t., Backhouse and Co. inm. Pleter Le Cseq, eseq. 10 0 Sinderluted - - 10 0 JA. La Mesurier, Jun. seq. I0 0 Alex. litddell, eseq. Queen- An'igu,atus Browns, eseq. 500 street - - - 10 1(00G. J. B. - - - 010 6 Edward Steers, esq. - 50 0'i T DeBea of WVinchesterI1 10 Mi. B - . . 2 10 0Rev. GeorgeJ. M.sgetdle I 0 0 (11 - - - - - - 0 0Hatikeys siid Co. .10 10 0 Samutel Otlrgs, esq. 10 0 0W. C. Wright; eseq. - 22 0 hiltePe~ttyMpat, se..500Mrs. Pearce, Peckham II 10 W.5iosnesq.Markfield, E. - - 110 Stamford-hill - - ,0 0Rd. Pluneptre Glynn, esq..5 00 JOSeph,Jellicoe, seq. - .5 0 fJoseph Harrison, egq. Har- s.ST. --- - 00 leyford-place - - .5 00 Joseph Fletcher, eseq. .5 50 AdiesiralChias.P. Hamilton 10o00 tielps aied Ray - -10 00 Miss Ellz. Frank 100 0 J. N. per Biurley and Co. j Jeremiah Olive, eseq. 100 0 Lwea-c . . . 10 0 JonathaRn Peel. es-'t of Ace- Col. Henry Worsley. East rin9tonH-ouseanclFamsiiy2 0 0 Indha Conepany'1 Service -S5 IIT%voFriends,per Curries Capt. Robt. Hall (AiRoyal all . - 252 0 Navy - - - 3o 0 0WI. Hustler, esq. Jesus Col- At the Treasurer's, legs, Cambridge II 10 Dowager Lady Suffield 20 0 G01. B. -- - 5 0 0 Wnin. Hutchinsoin, seq. 5 0 0Rev. Rl. Twvopeniy - rI10 .rohn B-;grave. esq. 10 00 M1r. Thomas Courtenay's Lord Whltwvorth - 21 0 0 Children - - I10 0 Lady Anne Barnard 20 0 0Coloiiel and Ms Charles La"dy Carr Glyil - - 2 00 Madain - - - 50 0 T.W. ..V - . 2 0 0 IChristopher Smnith, seq. 5 00- Sir RicbsrdlIlardinxe,blssrt.Jui 0 01George Kilgourt, seq.- .5 0 Rev. George A. BAtch, Fri. First Amount of Subscrip- day-etreet . - - i3 0 tClone reported at Man- 'RobertiJ. Couliitan, esq. .50 01 chester - 7 140 MatthiewConsett, seq. 2 0 0 Subscriptions are reeived by th Treasurer, Wme. Fry, esq. St. 'Mildred's-c,ourt, poultry t by Mdessrs. Frye anid Chapman. and the se- veral bankers in the metropolis; by Mr. Thomas, Underwood, 32, Fleet-street, Agent.to the Cormmittee at Caps Trown, and by the Coini- unittee at the City of London Tavern, whlere all cm-niunications are to be add reseed. N. B. Sonic Person Staving, on or About the 17th ultL Inserted a. eub- escriptiun for 40i. in the book at the banking-house of Sir W. Curtis aundCo. .nder theiiiltlais,r.F. and tlheiieoneyforthe samenotha ing been receiv-ed, It Is requlested that the person )lavlngso signied w"ill sitlier traitsneit the amount to the said hbneklcng-house, or faRvour lthe Conimittee writh hils address. W. M. HARRlIES, Host. See. City of london Taverti, April 23, 184 'I' a General MNeeting of SCOTTISH DISTILLERS At working for Bums Consumption, held at Edinburgh, the 13th of April, 1824, the followiNng resoluein eesbite otenst In,ad unattimousely apoedc of n wee8bit- oteme I. That unider the present distillery lawv of Scotland and Ireland, 4th Geo. IV. cap. 94, It Is the opinion of this meeting that tiles duty ts fai2rly pai d, adillicit d istillatlox hii progress of being put down. 2.Tat although spirits are made under tie sameSassIn Scotland and Ireland, under the serne rules atid regulations in every respect, and are allowed tc lie Put iiteo bond in bothi counitries, free of duty. yetsplrlts so made in Ireland are permitted to be senit from the bonded ware- house Into consumption in England on payment of the same rate of duty wvhich Is paid on spirits made in Etiigland, wrhile the spirits so made in Scotlatid are entirely pi ohtiited from being sent into England.. 3. ThaLt the intercourse In whiskey betsvlxt Ireland and Rngland Is thus opesi ; and wyhilst brandy aied gin, thte produce of France and Holland ; tnin, the produice of ouir coloililes; and jvhiskey, the pro- duces of Cantada, are allowed freely to be limPorted into Great Britain and Ireland, And put into bond, and oni Paymeict of the duties tobe taken out ofbhond, andI sent into consurnp'tioii in the united king. done wvitthou,tV aleYy limitatloil as toestrength, this meeting IsaLtaloasto understndwy whiskey miade in Scotlaned from barley, theproduee of our own'z soil should he aloiie denied this privilege. notwitietaned- ilug thle constant application anid great deneand fromn England. 4. That owving to this superior quality, of home-made spirits, the smuggling of foreign spirits, whish was formerly carrIedon toe great extent in Scotland. Is note nearly unknown; and were spirits of a similar good quality allowved to be used In Enigland. tiLe great extent of foreign smuggling nowearried on would be materially lessensed,altd a moet extensive market opened for many thousand quairters of harley. 5. That It appears fr'om the parliamentary paer,N.8an No. 185 of tIlle session, thlat there WaS shIpped ofes barley and ml fromn Englatid to Scotland, fromn the balyndmt 1 Otht Ot-tobier, 1820, to I 1.th February, 1821, 44,428 6-8th quarters. 10thi October, 1821. to 15th Febrtuary, 1822. 59,868 3-8th quarters. 10th October, 1522, to 15th February, 18'3, 28,646 qutartera. 10tb October, 1J823, to 15thi February-, 1824, 182.797 I-8th quarters. Trhitts shiowinig that tie Ineprovement of the distillery laW ofRlst sessioul has been mnost beneficial to agriculture, by affordilig a great additioiial coiisolmp'lon ofbharley. 6. That the price! paid to the distillers IIe England at the pres%ent time for rawvspirits, exclusive of duty, exceeds by 2s9. 6d. Per gallote the price paid to distillers In Scotland. thus alhbrdlitg to the pr',prie- tore of l5 distilleries, wrho suPPlY the English nearkeLt with .5 millIons of gallons, utpwards of ?6300,000 annualily more than is 5Paid for the sanlee qualltity Of sPirits In Scotland, and this sum beyond tht amnount of dutl' in both countries. 7. That 2 years' experienice of the present English distlllerl' lawr, unde whcich th distillers in Scotland worked from October, 1814, t0 No b8 6,nbethis neesting tostatc,,that the reveliue wasisn,etsowelI securedlbyit s-s It isnosevby the distillery lass' of SeuitlandandIrelassd. 8. rhat A free trade In spirits over the uttited kinhgdom ila0011' In utnition writh the sound and einlightened Princliplls expressed and acted upitit ut other branches of neanufacture by Ilets NajestY's Got-erninent, Is in accordance wi'th the Report of the Coneienisionees of Revequue Inqtiiry g setceahle to the spirit. and principle of tile unioun betwixt England and Scotland, and pledge~d t's the Scottish distillers and the pu~i-b he Right Honoisuable the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in - Parisneet. at the end of last sesslion. 9. Thiat the' Meeting will use every exertlOn to obtain this object. so equiitable to Scotland and so desirable for the agricuilture Of the uinited klingdom: and they resolve to petition Parllanient to grait that Scotland rosy enjoysa fair and just participation in the trad of distillation throsugliout the empire. 10. -rhat a copxy of these resouletions b bemtnt to the Convce,erg of the counties of Scotland, wvith a request that the attent,i Onf the county m'eetings, to be held Oit t'he 30th April, may be called to this subjeect sod also that copies be sent to all Memnbers of Parliament, and that they he published In lbs different new,z:p,apcrs. iRSA,N,T to a DeCree of the High Court of Cha-n- F. er,made ina cause I'Kirkland against Reid.' lbs CREDITORS of JOHN MAC IVER, formerly of Storniaway, in Scotland, who died at Auguseta, lIn Georgia, South Carolina, lIi the United Stares of Ame- rica. i'n or sbotit the neonth of Novesneher, 1820, are forthwith to "Oem in slid prove their debts before WlljIamu Courteneay.eseq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his chIambers, in SouthatopPton-build- iiigs, Chanesry-JaneS. Londo'n, or in default thereof they at-lI be ex- DVRSUANTr tO a Declee of the High Court of Chan- cery, neads in a cause w*herein IJames Erskine and another are plaintiffs., and Dan.el Stephenson and othlers are defendants, the NF.XT of KIN of HUGH STEPHENSON, late of M.lount-rotv, Lane- betli-marsli. in the county of Surrey. ese. (who died on the 12th March, 1821), or the personal representatives of any such i ext o0 ki;i swho may have since died., are to cone in and prove their kindred ated make out their claims before Francis Paul Stratford, esq. onc of the Nasters of the said Court, at his chambers, In Southampton- btaildlrgs. Chnmccry-lane, London, or In default thereof they lvlU be excluded the benefit of the said decree. ELLIS, SONS. WALMNSLEY, and GORTON, Solicitors, 43, Chaincery-lane. Londlon. j^4 A.SHAL's OFFIME.-SUMMONS by EDIC,T,- MtV By Virtue of Alithority received f:om his Exeellency Henry Beard, esq. Lieutenant-Governor and Commander-in-Chief in snd over thie ColonY Berblee and Its Depetidencies, &c. &c. &c. Presideit o1 all Courts and Colle"es wIthin the samne, &c. &:e. &c. dated the 6th of February, 1824, 1 thle undersigiied, at the Instance of E. Farie and J. F. Niever, n qnuality as the deliberating Executors to the lastWill and Testament of Dlrk Meastrik, late of tliJs colony, deceased, do hereby for the first time, SUMMON by EDICT all KNOWN and UNKNoW CREDITORS and CLAIMIANTS against the ESTATE of aforenamed DIRK WESTRlK, late of this colony, deceased,- to appear before bar of the Honourable the Court of Civt; Justice of this Colony, at its ordinary session to be holden In the month of July, 1824, and fol. lowving sessions, for the purpose of there rendering in their respective Claims properly substantiated, and In due form and time, agalnst abovenamed Estate, whereas In default of wvhch, and after the expira tion of the fourth and last Edictal. will be proceeded apsinst the non- appearersaccotding-to aw. This FirstSummons byEdietpublished as eustomary. K. FRANCKEN, Flrst Marshal. Berbice, the 6th February, 1824. InsertedbyMr.Gulterd, NotaryPablic, 27. Birchin-lane, CornbI1i.