WANTS a SITUATION, as HOU...
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ATS ai-9$'ifAV~OX, nS iI1OTiSEM,AI1, or to 1 WalV.ton1 elttedrly Lady, a steady-youns Woman, who llan 3htCea .dera.eer~IrosuberIastplace. DIfect to ,1I.S.;at81, East- street. Stanchester-squarli; A PPRENTI-'.'CE W IANT~Ea--WANTED), a stout -i -YOtUTlH, tdi be appren ticed for S years, to an old establlshed 0 and Colour business, Wvhere he w!ill be treated as one of the family. Respectable reference ivill be required, and a premium of SO guineas. A4plIy at I77 Hi1gh lolborn. 4 SOLICYTOR, of god connexions and practlee, in towvn and country, I.Adesiou of frmln~ a PARTINERS1I "A t. a Gentlemani of experience aLnd respectability. A liberal pre. 'nilum Trill be required. Communications by letter, post paid, to be addressed to A.B. at Mr. Hlenry Buttersvorth'ls. law booksellei ,7, Fleet- street. between the Temople-gateIs. jLI [ \RIG GOVERiNESS.-A Lady, wvho has been LY5for 3everal years a2customed to teach, liaving somne hiours un- occupied, would be happy to ENGAGE wl,,th a famnily, on moderate tersus. She Instructs sn French, music, atnd drawving, with geogra- Phy, wTriting, arithmetic, aind all the usual branches of education., AddLress, post paid, to St. F. at Leech's library, Francis-street, Tot. tenhaim-court-road. a A'W.-A Gentleinan, latey amte,who servsd his M 1Clerk-ship In the country, and baenfothlat 12 months Tnan office In towrn. Is desirous of rorigaSTAION In a re- sctable Office, a.,an ASSISTANT. A hruhpaticl knowvledge beineg thegoinclpal object, a moderatsarynls-udatfstbe- Pected. Iefer-ences of the highes repcaii Iwud be given. Address to A, H. at Mir. Rusliton's, law-ttoe,Cacr-ae OINTEY.-VAN9T Di immeiate l,fr1 mots M the SUMT of ?1I20,at 5per cent, ontebn fa Gentleman wisohas a axed salary of3801. per annm Thlo, it desired, wiII be liquidated by 4 quarterly successv lntrsetfrossi the 10thi day, ofJnltv- next, or It mnay be deferredadpai Oi'i rs ne payment, as the olrElon of the lenider, Letters, pSt paid, adressed to A. B. postOffi-Ce, Bsttlebrldge. will be attenided to. LlERK.-'o hole-sal-e or -Respectable ItE'i'AIL TRADERS.-A Gentleman has TWVO SONS, of most assiduouis habts, onec of 18, anid the. other IS years of age, wiho have had a lIberal education, and write most excellent hands. The eldest speaks F"rench fluently. A SITtUATlON is WANTED for each of them as above, at axvrymoderate remuineration, and they will have nio oh- jectiou to boreither In or out of the house. Address, post paid, t- C, D. at Mtr. H-ollowray's, circulating library, near tIre slags, Lainibeth A YOUNG P.ERSON, 20 years of' age, of respectable .L_zfasnIl and connexions. is desirous of obtaining a SITIUATION as COMPAk-ION to an elderly, Lady, or Attendant nxooi 2 or.3 -oulig Ladles; hav-log received a respectable educationi, it Is presuimedi she wtould be foUnd als acquisition to aLny Lady with a fhailly Of YoUng Children. Letters, post paid, addressed to A. NY. at Wharto'sr' libar, near Camberwell-turnpike, will receive attentioni. Office leteswill certalsily be retur ned. .R. LOGIER% begs leave to inorI his Ppl,te 3 public, and the numerous professorsi whlo haveadpe hi xwaterm of musical educatloss, thiat In his esigagemnent with the Prus- asan Government, he has reserved to himself the months of April. Naky, and June in each Year; and these months he will dedicate to PUBLtIC and PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ii Lonldon. llasLecturessi-illl eomrtence in the beginning of April, and his residence will be announced on his arrival Isn London the latter end of Mlarch- ('r 1 LE RIc_- Person, between) 30 and 470 years ot age, ~'k Intelligent and steady, atid whose appearance IS also resPectRble, Is recomnmended to the notice ofMerchants and Mlaniifacturers, In townl or country, wishing torna CLERK wvho, while capublerrf beltig mcanag~er and of giving advice In eases of difficulty, wotuld be conitent t oensinne bilmselftotbedesk. The persor alludeedtolvwillbeintowil inaday,or twvo, atnd letters, post paid, addressed to B.C.D. Johni's coffeehouse, Corahill, Wivll he duly attended to. rfH HE COiNDUCTOR of a respectabl Ldes, Esta- e abli-shinetit, near town, Is desirous of receiving a youssg L.ADY, of aut 3 o 16Years of age, as ARTICLED BOARDERt, for the term of 3 veaLrs. to grousid and comnpllete Iii tire higher branhssrc of a polite Eiiglish aind French education, ivith the Latin rind Italian l.anguages, music, drawing, and dancing. A premiumn of 70 guinieas le expected, to include every expense, wvhich sunm may be paid to Su.it tr couvenlence of tire party. Letters, post paid, to be directed I,, Si. A. at Mfr. fones's, bookseller, 28, Leadenhall-street,_ ASBOOKKEEPER or MNTIAGING CLERK.-A Arespeotable Parson, of steady habit,;sLaid ceisidlret. of much expe- rience. and perfectly competent to mnercantile bookkeeping, corre- spondence, th busineqssof the customnhouseanid Lloyd's, anidwhiohas for some years conducted the books and routinie of a counciuG:house of y.eat.Arespectability, snow retired fromi business, is desirous of ani NGAGEREN'T, whlere he could render hiri services efficient to his employers. The most satisfnecrory references and security can fie given. Address, post paid, toS5.5'. 1, Angel-court, Thrognnortoss-strect. ,S CLERK in an Auctioncer'e, Merchanit's, Broker's, Aor other Countinghouse. Tuie advertiser is of active assiduous habits, and thoroughlyl proficient izi bookkeepinig, accounts, aiid generta bu'iness: lie has latterl! beern miuch esigaged in the anictiosi grofession, in the practical rout,nle t hereof; hre is every way capali,le ut It is Imumaterial any fsrr wvhich. Iry assiduity amid expserience, as ass accountanlthe may be qualified. The snostsatisfactory references for probity and ability. Letters addressed to D). D-. at NIr. Chrappell's,, stationer, Royal Exchange, will be duly attended to. T O the 'NOBILITY andI GENWRY.-Tlie Fr ieidIs of a very respjectable y-oung Mtass arc desirous of obtainiing for hinm at TUATIOV, In any capacity lIi which he niay he deemied tsefuil, either as secretary or elerk, acconmpanying Iris enmployer an aL voyage, or to undertake the education of the junior branches of a. farnilly. le a-ill be found an acquisitions to assy onie desirous Of having a trusit worthy person about thens, I-eis thorough ly versled in urrost ouf tire continenital languages, ailsa has a gesseral kniowledge of b,usirte~b. Apply to V.C. fit by letter', poet Paid) at NIT . Mears's silversmith, I 52,1Rgenit- street; or at Mssrs. Tanner anid Co.'s, East Inidia chranber.s, Leaden- hftll-~treet. T O the WINE TRADE.-WANTED, imnmediately, a MERSON, conversant iIniMerchant.' Aecoulints, writh a knowledge of the D'rck asid Customo-hlb,,us Rosiness, willing to- apply his wiole rime to the iuterest of iisa einployer, and capable of occasionally being intrusted witln the super'intcsidence of the conceris, He will meet wfth hiis reivard according to his meritts. Unitil his serv~icces caii be kniow, ialimifted. salary wfillbe givein. H-emust give,hisa adreSs iritl other requisitte references; and ;,s the employ?ment is lIntended to be prrisaneuit. strict isiquiry wvill Ire niade of lisi formner emnploy-er. Vhoever answers this mnust give particuilars aslid salary required by a pes iranterviewr, or letters, post paid, addressed to Hi. Ii. 13, L,ittle ToAwer-street. 4-APITAL.-A Person who cani comimaind from ?3,000 I %,J ro) ?2,000 MAY meet wvith a very eligible OPPORTUNITYV of J,IONI NG a most LUCRATIVE MERCANTILE CONCERN, assd eithter take an active part aLt housie or abroad; it Is a concern purel~ com mnercia but not seculative bigexempt from the u3ina r!1)isks ottend.int on such adventure6s,alnd yields, with management, at jecaSt 25 Per cent. The paeticulars will he fully explained at a per- sorl.il interview, when references of cisc srlgl,-ettr~~.i-io be~ gi yen and expected. A share in the concerni will be aloedi nrporSlOX to the capital now employed, arid that nsayl be avned. ?Itotters, POst paid, to X. Y. Z. Austigallican, will be attenedto instanter, NTI AY ESN of ON F, REAH- NIr. BRAVOUR'V, Private Tutor at Vvestriiinster Schooul solicits the attention o1' Ladies and Gentlemecn to Iii unrivalled and Irnfallib,le SYSTEM 01 beaUtiful PENqMANSHIP, whrlereby he pledgeslhimseilf to teach persons of all ages9 to wvrite writhi ease, elegaslee. arid expediitious (whatever may he the deformity of their presetL wr-1itilng) inn SIX Pto-. gsresalve LESSO.NS. Thisytm as it equally prromlotes thie attain- mnent of a oruid and ma!i iehn acltdfrbsnss, arid oif a light arid graceful mianuScript adapted to ladies, also secures tur the pui he certainty of writing straigint, wi;thou t lineR with wronderful des pa1rch and accuracy, anid, mloreoveCr, %i-ill steady the hand of the most tremuloutswriter. l,p%wards of 2,000 specimiens, and siussnerous recmmnendatory letters, manybe seen), and references given to porsons of the fir't distinction, Fame-. of whom are upwvards of 50 years of age. Privite tuition at home, L,adies andi gentlemen attend ed at their ~v,n residences . A newv and practical svysem of Short Hand, taugixti in:, few lessons, so is. tcr enable the wyriter to decipher what hc has written with isrconceivahls oase. Apply (or di rect, post paid) at tire Academy. 4634, Strand, niear Charinig-crrss. f1,b OL by - Pri vat Cota,tT S a-, aIi _;Loldi establishred S1110P, irn tire ecarpec l,,rsires5 oIrany years, huyt rmay. suit airy ,rrher busirness, reomnliring a Showy frors t. I sIrILrre f~or ~particislar, ~at 16. ~Cit"d. y-itis lurv. A FIRS-RATESITUAIONS for Siiy BUSINESS. -To e DIPOSD is, a OUS and SHIOP, hir a great andI leadig thooughare, t th stes endof the tow,s'r. Letters to beI addresed to, N. - at hc baopian clfehouse, Charing-cross-. I OUR HO SES tobe SO D, for -2001. pleasantly ...: stuae,iiiSioi-errce,endofWoo-stee, Cromer-street, Brunrs- wick-quar, ais letrir rspecable enans, wo pay, their relic regou- I lady Aply o M. Mtchll,hrose-geit, Cromer-street. ~ 0 IITTEHS--To b LET,an old established II.,TRsHOP,In a great thoroughIfare, at alow ren-t. ComIng in r lxrues,&c,exceedlingly moderate. For piartiecrlars isnquire ofi Sir Nihol 6 Str-alley, MSack-lane,Ciy P flO IN EWVS E'N aiild Others.- licrative aniii old JLestablIshied RUSINESS to ire DISPOSED Oy. Trie weky dis- trihuitioll exceeds 750 Ppalers. 'le prensiiurni required id osre yearbs mofits. No one need aPPIly who cannsot couroniasid 2001. Apply by I etNer only,. poss. paid, anid with reail [tame, to J. N- W. care of Mr. rDavhSOO,nn 1,B3iliter-lasre- BI BL CKSMT S Frirs, c&c.-To he SOD T oss, modecrate ;tDe'r`s, tire! L_EASE -and GOODWI LL of rr 30 years est;ablishedigUS-INESS. Rent,rtily 241. per Lainnu,, with every conrve- irenceeror tirebhu.iisses. i.-Ithisi 3 miules of Lorndoin, Death is tIreonily res%-m of leavirlZ the above eOircer'n, For P~artic5rlan; lliquire of Mr. T. ~beerlnsan, apprai~er. &-c. High-street, Stoke Newsirgton. A DVA NTGEOUTS TRA DE.-To be DISP'OSED OF, by ord'er, f the ExCecutors, the LEASE of Spacious PREMISES, situate Ins the most prreferable part of towir, which has been occupied .-,me time as a Bedding, M.attress, and Feathier Warehouse. witir success. The busine.As premises arc roomy arId coiiverrienit, wtith e-xcellent accommnodationss for a family, part of whirls mInght be let off :o advantage. Apply toMr. Sotirtry. 191.TooIcy-street. P-PO PERSOMNS GOIN G o CANAXDA.--To be SOLD, ,s r Execranged for an equisvalenst Property iJI England, 100 ACRtES or fine luxuriant I,ANT,, 40 acres Of 1which are eleared arid tisrider ini- prov-emerit. situlate in one of the onost flourishiyirg vill1a3es IIr Upper CanR,ada- The above is the property of a person under gos'ernnent. For particulars anol y to P. S. at It. New Cirarltoir, Woolwichr, Kerrt. N.D. Letters, pos~tpaid, will be atteirded to. ~ be ET, Frnishd orUnfurnlished, or the Fu.rli- cur t beSod,a small conspact HOUSE, lifted up withi great ts.e ad eegace ithin the last 12 nronths. It constahins parlour,, fl~snl roms,2 bdrooms, 2 gooud kitchens, 2 wvater clrrsets, arid coals'AUIs.Thisis ell worthry the atterstiorn of new marl,ied people, as irefrrorur isofa,very superior quality', arid would he srold f,rr 2111.les tanIt os tie r,prietror, whir Is obliged trr leave trwnr. Forcars aply at rs.Roberts's., 59, B rrrllrgton-farcade, Piccadilly. MD1 GIUSE, vicoiilty of thie Ifheatres.-T1o be hA DISOSED F. a substanitial Lecaselrold I)WELLINtG-TIOUSE, 3 stories hg.ai rooms on a hloor, with nrodern sh1OP aidrarur at presenit let tu a mot respectable tenant at siill, at 6i-1. per atrirrmo. T're premises are in otsbtantial repair, arid are siveli calcrlattd far thie abtove PUrps.T vn every domestic arrangenrefrt arild cosive- nit-nee. and are hlunehis Grace the Duke of Bedfonrd for is torus of 12 Years. at onlIy 650 gui-neas per annumn. Mlay bie viewedA by ticke~ts only. to be had of Mfr. Algar, auctioneer, 9, K{iisg-strcct, Holborn. ~~j~~UTCHERS, Army ~Contractors, and Shipping ii. Sppliea.Tlire LET, a HOUSE and ShTOP, in a rosI lesn sitatin,abot Susles from London, I h onyo et ori gens t th waerside; consisting of alrefotsrp atard pigsty, beedng osv, Stote pigs andpolr,agedyngou, eiaghti'huse.ndstabling: rent 261.anevrstsatoyesn givn wy O beletcoming inunider01.tsuierflt,Ad, eroer.corer f Est-an, Greenwuich; o r aua,bthr it street, Borough. 0. MIARKT GARDENERS and Others.-To be t DISPOSED OF by private Contract, the LEASE of TEN ACRES eS GAXDEN GROUND, San excellent state of cultivation, with a conveuient dwelling-house, brick stabling, sheds, and Other out. buildings thereon, sItuate on the Jamaica-level, Berfsnondsey, In the County of Surrey'. and the stock, consisting of lieatthy yorlng fruit trees. beU cind hand glasses, boxes rtnd lights, waggo"'. carts, horses, and Implements In trade. together *vith thre growing Crops, to he tsken by the purchaser of the lease at a valuation. Forfurth er par- ticulars apply personally, or if by letter, post paid, to 5lr. Thionias Keeton. -ardener, Jamaica-row, Bermondsey. PRIGHTON BOARDING P{OUSE.-To Gentlemen. Invalids, &c.-MIrs. DRIING and Mrs. SMITHERS beg leave to 5n orm their Friends and the Public that they have taken a House, No. 4, on the East Cliff, where they initend to BOARD and LODGE a limited number of Gentlemen lnot exceeding six), for tvo guineas per week. Tre situation Is extremely desirable, particularly for in- valids, aS it faces the sea, and is as near to it as possible. Those gen- tlemen giving their house the preference may depend on the greatest attention being eaid to render them comfortable. Their dinner hour is frxed for threc o'clock, that time belng thought by the faculty to he most proper for those wbo are in ll bealth. T LAN'TING SEASON. - Messrs. CORMACK and SO beg to aunounce, that they corrtinue to FURNISH DESIGNS for HoR.TICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS, anid, possess an exten- luive stock of forest and fruit trees, evergreens and flowering shrubs. &e. to arrange and plant the ground, by contract or otherwise. on terms calculated to afford very general satisfaction. N. B. A consider- able quantity of the Robinia Pseud Acaela, by some styled locust tree, of various sizes.-New-cross, near London. M I EL PE;NNE:R respectfully acquaitnts those who are M in the babit of confiding the LETTING of their.HOUSES to his care and management, th the meeting of Parliament has occasioned aL demand for FURNISHED HOUSES, In particular, beyond hisge- ;acre)l list; to his immedIate cossexion therefore, and to the public cnerally wrho are dcesirous of having thelr houses teuanted, either for :short or long periods, MIr. Fenner respectfully suggests the ey?ediency o,f forwarding to him their instructions and wishes,as early as one- islisle, for he assuAree them that, by so doing, advantag*s result lVhich cotO be aerleilatad upon at an advanced1 periotd ot the teaIoT.-14, %VIsl9Te-street; g;vendish slSualr5 Z4ST INDOIA IlOtISE, ?51: F'eb. 1824. HECourt of Directors s~f the United. Company of TIMHerchants of Enffgland trading to the East Indies do bereby give notice, that a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held, by ajonnmen, a thir huse inLesienhall.strget, on Frlday nex th 07h nst.at11 'cockin heforenoon, for the purpose of condnin theconideatio ofthefollowing proposition, viz.- Thatap~lletionbe adeto Prtlmen, in the present session, fortherepal f te 6thclase f te ctfthe.53d Geo. III. cap~. 155, hy hic th Cort f Drecorsis rohbited from sending to India, In he apcit ofa ritr, nyperonwho shall not have resided IoIEp DART. Seerg~ary. ~ SRMO wil e peacedon SVNDA~ i NEXT, the 9thof ebrary at~r.Geoge's Chapel, Albemarle-street, by t5 Re. Ii G. HITE A. . Crate of Allhallowvs. Barking; Aftenoo Leture ofSt.Mary Roberite, and Evening Preacher at heAsyumforFealeOrhan, or heBENEFIT of the ROVt AL Suho-,square. PATRONS. o h A,Da~tet Thie KING'sMost Gracious MAJESTY, His Royal Highasess the Duke of YORK. and His Royal Highiness the Duke'of CUMBERLiND. Presidenr, the Most Noble the Marquis CAIMDEN, E.G. VICE-PRESIDENa S. The Duk-e of Norfolk Lord SomervIlle The Duike of Northiumberland Lord Bexley The Duke of Devonshire Ron. Sampson Eardley The Marquis of Angle,e Sir JaImes Langbami, bart. The Eairl of Escremnoiit Sr Samuel Shepherd Earl Fitzwrilllaro Sir Willfiam Adamns The Earl of Harewood George Watson Taylor, esq. M.P, The Earl of Lonsdal Wilbrahiasn Egerton, esq. M.P'. Earl Spencer NMatthewv Wood, esq. Md.P ''The Earl of Hard" icke Alexander Baring, elq. HI.P. Viscount Belgrave Samnuel Smith., esq. H-P. Viscounit DudleyadW ar George Hlaldiniand, esq, Bishop of Durlhanm George Harnmersley, esq. Bishop of Salisbury William Babingtoni, MT.D. F.R.S. Bi shop of Chicliester Henry Cline, eseq. F.R.S. Conisulting Physician, John Sinis. M.-D. F.R.S. Surgeon, -. H. Cuirtis, esq. 1..5.. Aurist to His Mlajesty. Treasurer, XVilliam Cobbe, eq. Han. Secretary, Mr. Whiting. Collector., Mr. Davies. Since the establishment of the CharitY In 1816. upwvards, of 4,350 patent, aflitedwit Defnes ad oher Diseaises of the Ear, have beenrecive, te geatr iumbr o whm hve eencured or re- Csse of ccidnt, nd aso asesof Daf ad Dub, re admlitted 7he benevolent -lrso teCaitare not confined to the inha- bitants of the metrpls utetn o everyrindividual. Every Subscriber fIgie e annim Is entitled to one patient alwetye on the books tw unanitle to tio patients, and so in proportion ; ten gietacniuea Life Governor. Such paLtienits as rquie i ar grtuiousy sppled ith Improved acoustic Instru- Suhcricios ae rceied t te bnkig house of Sir WVilliam Curts, art an Co Lomardstret;Mesrs. Barclay and Co. Lom- bardetrer;Mesrs.Birc an Chmbes, ond-street; W. Cobbe. seq.31,iteentstret,Picadily:andby John Harrison Curtis, esl.q Surgon o te Istiutin, ,Soo-suar,of Whom particulars miay be obtaned Diinesericewil bein t 1 o'lock, A T a PRELIMINARY MEETING of NOBLE- M-*-BEN and GENTLEENP-, held at the City of London Tavern, oni Thursday. the 12eh of Febsruary, 1824; THOMAS WVILSO.'J, lIsq. 5t.P. in the Chiair; nesolved unanimously, fThait thijs MePeting, takcing Into conisider- ationA the frequenlt loss of human life by shipwreck, and believinig, that by the 1sreoncerted exertions of practicail mecK, and practicable mecaasle,sue, caamities miight oftenl be averted, are of opinioni thiat a NATIONAL INSTITUTION shonuld he formed, Ito ho supported by volunltary donations anid subxeletptions,) for the preservation of life in eases of SHI1PWR ECK en the coasts of the United Kingdomi; for aff'irdinwim-ech imrmediate assistance to the persons rescued as their niecessities miay require; for conferrixng rewards on thiose who pre- serve theicr fellow-creatures froni destructioni ; and for grantinig re. lief to the destitute families ofanIY whbo may unfortuinately perish) ini aittemipts to save the lives of others. Resolved unianimously, That wivth a view to the formation of such an Institution, a General Mteetinig of the Nobility, Gentry, Merchants, Traders, anid others be COn' vened for Thursday. the 4thl of Mtarchi, at the City of London Tavern, at 12 for 1 o'clock precisely, or sucls Dther day as miay be found more Convenient. Resolved un2nimously, That the following be a Provisional Cem- niittecin the interim), wvith powrer to add to their number. Heniry Baring, esq. M.P. John Clark Powvell, esq. Lord Amelius Beauclerk Joseph Puilley. esq. Henry Blancliard, esq. JIobn V. Pisrrier, esq. John Williamn 1Dukle, csq. Lord Suiffield Captaini Deans Du;,d3e. R.N. Benjamini Sliaw, csq. Samuel Gurney, es,,. Chi istophier Teninan t. csq George Htibbert, esq'. IJoshua Wa,ker, esq.Ml. Sanmuel i-luare, esq. Joshiua Watson, csq. George Lyall, esq. Thoinas Wilson, csq. M.P. Rev. H. Rt. Norris I Riesolved unanimously. Th,at these resolutions he signed by thje hairn2nrn, anid advertIsed In thze Lonidon papers. THOMTAS WILSON, Chairmian. Mlr. WNilsoni having left the chair, it was resolved tunaniimously, That the bes9t thaziks of thlis meeti"t be given to Thomas Wilson, !sq. for his able coiiduct in tie chair, anid frh isczeal In t"he support of he objects in -!ontemplation. N.B. Th'le Puiblic will observe that the abovle meeting has been post. soned fr,im the 25th inistalst to the 4th of March. IL Hnouabl an Loal OCITYof ANCIEN'T BRITONS.- Veis Se;o,i, ;ays-inrud, ondsn,inistituted in the year 1714, or Eucaing Clthin, ad woll Mantaining Poor Chiildren born if WlshP:icii~, ot etited o laruIlial ZettC)leints in or near Patron, H4is Mlost Gracious MAJESTY the KING. President, Sir WVATKIN WItLLIAMS WYNN, Bart. M.P. VICL-PRIESIDENTs. rhe Itt. Hon. the Earl if Pws TIhe It. Hon. Lord Kensi;sgtoni b'e itt. Hion, ithe Earl ofAsbburn- 'SireCh;trlcs Morgan. Bart. MP hanm rThe Re. lion. Lord Visct.CIve,M.P. ['ie Kr. Floio. Ear-l Groveor Th It. Hon. the Earl of Oxford II, Grace the Duke of Beau~_fort, The M~ost Noble the Mariiuis of K.G. - Dowashtire 7l;e Most Noble thje Marquis of His Grace the Duke of Nortlhuni- Anglesev, E.C.B. berland 'he lIt. Ho3n. Lord Dynevor Tue Rt. Hon. the Earl of Plymouth 'lie RI. Hon. the Earl of Pem- The 'Moat Noble the Marquis of broke, K.G. Wiorcester 'he Mlost Noble the Mfarquis Cans- The Rt. Ho;;. the Earl of Jersey deni, E.G. The Rt. Honi. Lord Viset. Bsigrave IlsOrace ri;eDukeof Ritaiand,K.G. The Most Noble the Mlarq. of Bute ir Tho(nsas Mostyn, Ba,t. 111' is Royal HglhnuessPrinceLeopold :he Rt. I-loiu. Lord Bagot IHi Grace the Duke of We3lin gton 'he Rt. Hiozi. Earl of Bradford Th4e Rt. Hion. C. WV. WlillIan;s 'he Rt. I-ort. Lord Kenvon I yvnn, M.P. Treasurer, Th'le Rt. Hon. Lord KenyFon. Vice-Treasurers. David Francis Jones, and Williamn H4aimer, Esqrs. ,T~0 igin-Aty disposed to suocort this Institutiosn are )ay, oni Monday, the ist of Mlarch, 1824, at I o'clock precisei4. to icer the Presideint, Vice-Presidenits, Treasurers, Steswards, anid otbet tenibers of the Si,cicty of Ancient Rritons, for the purpiose of cele- rating the HULNDRED anid TEiNTI ANN1VERSARY of the INSTI- U TITtON. rhc Service si-ill be at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, where 'rayers wsill lie read, in the ancient British languiage, by ttie Reverend 'HONIAS ALBAN, Viiar of Liandrillo, Dleniblghseire, anid Chaplai;i to ITls Society; anid a Sermon will be preacbed, In Enjglish, by the Right tev. Father in God GEORGE HENRY, Lord Bishop of Chester- T'ht Society will afterwards proceed to the Freeniasotsie-hall to )innier. Presi1dent of the day, the Right Hon. the Earl of BRECKNOCK. VICE-PRIESIDENTS. ir JaT,oes'VilloughbyGor,don.,bairt. I Thomar Farrar, esq. K.C.B.Colonelof tilltOY1yelsl al I George Jeniter, esq. Fusileers Johni Josies, esc. olonel IVood, M.P. Isaac Lloyd WVilliamns, csii. fin. John Blankes, eCq M.. Edward Williams, esq. anm. Jonies Lo,yd, esq, Md'V. Thomas Jonies, esq. 'homnas Aslbtoti Smiith, eq. STWI S lessre.J.. J. Allen i Messrs. William Sims Janise Davies., Robert Sloconibe B3enjaminl Demiba n WVilliam Tuirner Thlomnas Jenikins I Evien Williamis lbu. Ituwvlaiid Rev. John Williamls JOHN BENNETT, Sec. Ticitets, 2Oss. each, tu be had of the Stewvards; aLt the Freemasons' 'aRvernl, Great Queen-street, Liiicoln's-inn-fields; the Coe': Tavern), ebinid the itoyal Exc hasige; the New Euiglaiid Coffeehouse, Thread- eedle-street; aind of the Secretary, at the Schioolhiouse, Gray's-inin- sad. No Collection after Diziner. NATIONAL SCOTCH CHURCH.- Arnousitof subscriptions alred adetie 3,769 I13s. 6d. L. Goodall . 3 3Oh01ec emys . Li 1I0 ainuel Emlidaen . 3 00 WlimJmitt 560 0 assseCsMatthey . 2 2 0Janses Thomnsoen 10 l0o0 Villiain Carniegie II 10 Alexander Illinaii I0 0 anses Vanihouse II 10 Jamses KirkII 10 tobert Musilett . 1(1 10 0A Lady. per Mr 'Murray 20 0 Lady, per Mir. Lyon 1I00W S. Grwce. donatioin II. is. I. Hasnsons . 0 0 and 11.1s. for I, yearis i6 0 's'lliaoti Gillmnall II 0 Hois. 41. T. Mells'ilie 33 u Friend, per Mir. Lyou II1 0rhounas Allan . 60 Finlayson, 21. 2s. per S. F. per Mr. David 6 60 alnn for. 6 years M10 i0 Mrs. SkeyII 11 Frienid, Isy Mr.M'lrintahs 2 20J oh r J ohnsonii 6 I ;ir Janices Little . 10 100fiE. J. Trouglitot . 6 60 )ansielGrant,NMaisLhester 10 0 0Mrs. Yaylo,r, addithiuial 07 0 lanis i eid, 2d sub- H I.Fed I. Is,. per SCr.iptiiir . 60 0 antii. for 5 year-s .5560 rhioinas Carswvell 3i '. I I s. Thom pson . 2 00 .I.A.B, p aid Conitts & Co. 21)0 0Robert Swaynte 1 10 lev. Jolhn Willisoil I )00A Frienid, frons Liverrool, i.Lady, per Mir. Robertson I 1 11 per Mr. LyonI.10 0 anme~ Simpson . 6 01David Kidd . . 221) 7'01. It. B. Dunllop 6 0 I(Col. Hugh Baillic . 250 0 ;eorge Crofton . 60 01A Friendr,pcrhr.M'lisntosl I0 0 ,'ir C. ForbeF, hart. M.P. 52 10 0BMiss Hiamilton5. s ~iharles, Forbes 10 tO0 Charles Willians II 110 rohii Forbei 10 10 0J. Bates . 3 3 0 worge Forbes . 10 1)0 0Jno. SudlowII 0' ftster James, Stewart Cyrus SIaterII 10 Forbes . 1 100B.A. per Mr. GiIly . 60 iVilliamn Little . 560 David Scott M,ottcriecf II 10 Mdrs. Webster . 10 10 0Jzio. A iew . 10 0 N%larclbloneee of Coniyng- Miss 1,eyes . . 10 tians I . 10 0 0Edward BHurts . 20 0 S1 Friensd, per Mlr. Hlamnil. James Moodie Moody 10 10 0 toil II 110 Thomnas Gaitesborough, kIexanider Pearce : 330 2d subscriptloss 1 1 David James 5 0 0 Hr. Sergeanst Sellon I5 0'I 01 %Irs. Davies, II. Is. per Hubert Hamilton 26 6I Sian n- for 5 years 6.15 0 Hr. Delluery, 2d sub. ,61 0 0 Mites, CIAIccted by a B. A. M5'Ghie . 6 5uussg Lady iii Mdiii- Collections at Clhurch burbh . 6,0 Doors . .17-0 89 aintiel Biiwring . 2 0 0 'rhe Conmmittee hiavinig purchased a pliit of freelhold grisuiid its Sid- mnouth-street, Foundlinig Hospital, for, the site of the Ne w Churcit, earnestly solicit the aid of all who hiave niot yet subscribed, but is-ito are fr-icuidly to the imiportanttubject Contemplated In the erectiori of tbis chuirchi ; and thiey furtlier reiquest thiat those subscribers wl,o hiave not yet paid their uttlscriptions will have the goodness to do so wvith as little delay as possihie to the treasturers,M6r.Wlo.Dfluuliddie,44, Burton-croscesit;, Mr. Slierlif Laurie, Cortw'all-terrace, Regc V~ak John Tate, 3, Johni-street,Becdford-rts Acial otclif3 ;tl Geor-ge-street, XVcstrniinster, J. D. David, '170, Feischureih-street; William HamInlton, 127, Cheapside; t. r to the fol.lowiviig baiskers.- Miessrs. CouttdanddCo.; Messrs. Smith ,Payise. and Co.; aaid Mlessrs. Dsumlsso;sd, WMT. HAMIILTON, GRO. 'WEBSTER, 1 Secretaries. 7'OBUILDERS.-Any Persop) or Persons Wkilliiig to TCONTRACT for the performancea of the several WORKS neces- -tar" Iotaking down, enlargin;, and rebuilding the PARISH CHURCHI of t'PSOM. in the counitl'of surrey, may see the drawhings and seci fications for the iame,upon application at the officeof Megsers.Hlatehacr'd aTid Son. 26, Lower Eato,n-street,Pimlic.- T`he-tedersfor-e--i-g .aretiesfai the du'e promneitecnrc,t esae pu directed to the Church Conmmittee, and delivered to their secretary, Mtr. W. Everest, Epsom, on the 20th day of 'March niext, on or before 12 o'clock, after whIch hour no tenderwvillbe received. It isdesirable that the parties making the tender shouild attend. The Committee do not consider tlhemselves bound to accept tbiQ lowvcat tender. TO PAVIERS and IMASONS.-The Commissioners T tor Paving, &e. the Parish of St. Janies Clerkenwell, wJII meet on the 18th day of March next, at 6 o'clock In the evening precisely, at the Consusittee Rloomn in Spafields, to receive the PROPOSALS for NEWV PAVING certdan parts of the said Parish wvith about 3,000 feet of Newv Moorstone Kirb, not less than 7 inches deep, and the Edge Kitrb thereof niot less thall 10 inches deep, at per foot rtn; 16,500 feet of Yorkshire Paving, ilot less than 2 inches and a half thick, properly aquared over the edges, and laid in cross course, at per foot superficlal; 1,200 yardsof 6-1nch Pebble, and 200 yards of 6-loh Groanite,a pere yard suepienrfidciial,more or less, as the said Coni- also forrelayingall sueh old Kirb and Yorkshire Flas, at per foot and Pebbles, Granite, and Purbeck eqoares, at per yard, and to be performed betwveenl the 18th day of March aOd tbte 1st day of Sep- tember nexct. The Commissioners will at the samne time receive Pro- the said Parish, at per annurA, for 1, 2, or 3 y from the Said 18th daY of March, at the option of the said Conmissioners. All the above-mentiossed works to be included in the sanme contract. The contractor to provide stones and other necessary nsaterlals, tools, carriage, and Iabol1r, and raise or lower the grouud where necessary, and provIde all earth and other things for peruorming the wvorks, and clear awaLy all loose r,nd superfluss earth, refuse stones, cbippings, and other things. The Contractor to be paid monthly 601. per cent. on all newv i-ocks performed, and the balance that may be due to bim wfithin 4 months after the performnance of the work contracted for. The Contractor to give a bond, wIth 2 sureties, for the, performance of his contract, which contract and bond are to be prepared by the Clerk to thc Commissioners, at the expense of the Cons-astor. The Contractor or an aneut ustattend as above. Proposali. sealtd up, to be left at the Clerk a Office, Woodbrld e House Clerkenay l. before2 o'clock on thesad1tdyof5Ae on aPpfication ts the uveyor. Mr. Ro-m aybe 2eenlc Clerkenwell. Dyorder,U WM.VQ C ML ROtbmrT P'OLGHAMi teceased.-All Persons hY hailjnCLA'th or DEMAND upon the Estate of Mr. ROBERtT FOhOIGAM, formerly of leet-street, In the City of London, and late of GreaLt Camnbridge-street, In the paris-h of St. Leonard, Shorediteh, In tile county of ?,iioddlesex, are reqsuested to forward the samne to Mr. Rutland, .5, Mliddlesex-terrace, Hiackney-road, that they may be examined, and discharged. PERUVIAN LOAN~~~~.-Havn atned the M-cn .1on Saturday, I was much supie oseIn svrlo h pat ers a statementor what occure,gvigtereoto tesm m ttee, or ratherof three of theecm ite n uhrpiso hs gentlemen to particular questions as were decidedyi aoro Mr. K(inder and theTpat -taken by those three gentleenbulaig out all that was saidQ by the opposite party or by tesrpodr generally. This Is exceeding unifair, and confirms the assertions of the bankers, that their conduict hies all along been misrepresenited fromn some in. terested motives. Those gentlemnen wrere defended, in my opinion ana In that, of all parties around me, with the greatest mnoderatoio and fairness, and most statisfactorily they stated~ the course they had pursued and in- tended to pursue If Mtr. Kinder should persist ini marking them out for proscription, and referred to their offer, of which the, following is the sub3tance, viz. :-that wvith the concurrence of the state of Porni, the late envoys and Mr. Kinder, and the law proceedinigs hein with- drawn, and wKith the consent of the seripholders, they woul~ hand over tdie exchequer hills and comne Into any arrangemnent as scrip- holders with the rest. It-seenis to me very reasonable and fair; their plan for-carryin- on the loan which the committee rejected appears to mne practicable and certain, had Mr. Kinder conicurred in It, and I cannot but contrast their liberality to him in that Instance when Souith Americani Stock was at 68 r 70, with his illiberatity to them now that It Is at 80. I think the scripholders willfind themselves wonfully deceived In their expectations from the labours of the committee; that the onl1y parties benefited will be those gentlemoen of thecomnittee who Wiould n-otpay anyYmore, those scripholders w'ho could nortpay, and Mfr. Kinder. He was ready to make an offer when the late envoys wvere without powers, but after Mlr. Robertsion's arrival, he wraited till a rise In soutli ArmericEL securities tookc plade, throwing all the blame of the delay upon the bankers: he then found hiniself In a helter position, tuirned rounid, I suppose, on the committee, and Said "1withdrawr ali proceedings and support me, or I shall now try and make yout fojrfeit your scrip ;" and to one .1entlemnai probably addsi (tinie will show) 'you shiall have the banking account." Mr. Kinder's conduct was stted to be very politeand very atteiative to the committee; but what, I evould ask, has he donie for the scrip- holders? WVhatsacrifice has lie made ordoes he make? A clause in the report, stating hMr. Kinder's intenition to confiscate Messrs. Everett and Co.'s scrip, was met with so muck reprobation. on all bands,that the report would have been rejected altogether had it not bfi~rpnstruck nost, I have stinee beert informed, that the chairmaLn of the cormmittee and one of Its menibsi' declined signiag the report, and I nowv lexve the public tojud$e oftke candour, liberality, and disinterestedness of the parties prominent in this transaction. A SCRIPIIOLDER. c~GU~iB1A DEBTS.- he Publieare h-ereby cinformled, that the following is the Law inally passed by the colombian Government formally published Ini the offcial Gazette, end now- In force;l to wjfiich the commIssioniers muist coniformn, in the approaching investigation of the Debts of tile Republic;- LAW. The Senate aLnd Vouse of Representatives of the Reputblic of Colomr- bia in Congress assembled, hiaving examnined the Mtessage of the Executive Powver andl thedocumeuts thereunto ausuexed, and in which the coniduct pursued bythe late Minister of Colomblia, as regardsi lits ilnauscial operations Jin Europe, Is submitted to a remolution of the Legislative BOdy, anld takiii g also into consideration... I,st. That even If the Ex-Minister Zea had been legally, authorized for finance operations, atdd withi cons pteuit power to sali it loans in the iname of the Rewiblic of Colomobia, he onily could have iiegotiated tnd conitraeted for t em; but inino way definitively concluded them, e.nd much less received aiid disposed of the amouAnt tliereof, withiout stavlngobtained tie previous conseit. and approbation of thecongress, sr its expes uthority to receive and dispose of the same, without whilch thes e lenders could not advance the said amouut, without spunl- taneottsly Subjecting tl%aiseqvetv to tht eontiligency of an approbationi Dr dlsishprobation which subseeuen tiy niighit be expressed by the Legislattive Body, exclusively antl iorlsed hY the fundamental laws of the Republic to contract debts ont the crcdit of the niation, and dispose DI the treasure thereof. 2diy. That the Ex-M,inister Zen not only co tracted in Europe a loan of 2nalflions sterlng,in the zname of the e1tpubIlic but he has also received, distributed, and consumed the greaLtest part of the 'Lame on his own autliority, en mnaking compromisses of anterior de- inands not comcleteritly settled,and of subsequent ones which he him- self has creiited by operations enormously burdensome to the State, either by increesingA thie capitals, i;ratuitousiv doubling the intercest, %nd by acknlowledgisig debts, sonie 'without the necessary vouchers, ithers purely gratuitous, and wvith exorbitanit additions to maniy:; end, In fline, by, receiving Rs norney the obligations and bonds wvhichi Jre said Zea himself had given, by virtuc or an agreement entered rite ini London, on tue lest of AuguSt. 1820, to the creditors of the Re- oblile, wvithout tleir respeetive accountsbhaving been legally audited mtid passed; together witht othier obligs.tions hie also put into cireuila- i!on in the same arbitrary manner, without having in due timie soli- ited,waited for, or ever obtained the approbationi Indispensably nees- ary for slinilrnueratiorns. ,ldy. That tue tu'ocounitrics of New Grenada an Venezulela being inited into one bodyof a natioi, under the deno=mintion of Republic if Colombia, on the 12th nf July, 1821. bY asolenin act ortiieir legi- imnate representatives, assernbled for the purpose of sanctioning this icw poiltical association and Its fundamental Institutions'; by the aid Act, theZpwers nof all the previous Functionaries and Public tgenits ceased and iconsequence thereof also terminTated the powers 'd.nfcrred unider dare of the 24th of Decembier, 1819, inn tuec city of k,ngosrura, on thc Es-Miniister Zea, niot only so a-s to disable himr fromn 'onitinuing, by virtue thereoif, thle diplomatic operatioils to Wel4lc his nstructionrs wvere confined, hout also chiefly from ante; ing into finiari- lial rnegotiatio;is to which he afterwards sought to extenid the saiulI mowcrs"at the time leivas already iniformed of thesubst..n;ial changeI ho.ve mentionied, as'is proved by the alluisions he niakes to the niew I wsv, Inl the bondairteissued on the 12th of March. 182-2. -Ithlly. In short, that at thie sanie tinic It is tuje duty of the Congress I o guard againist the waste or malversation of the property of the nus- ion, whose rights are deptoSitedin their hands, it is equally s:o re- igiously to comply w)tli the just oblig-ations in which their responsi.. lily, onor ad rputation arelinmpliaLted; and wishiog toconesult isd abde by hese sniderati,rns, and not defraud private individualsI ur f teirjut rght, heyherbydo decree-- Art. . TheComprmisesmadewith creditors, loanis concluided,I an tl other financia oetincared Into effeet In Europe by the :y-Ministcr,1Franicisco Antonio, ca,tare hereboydisapproved. 11Art. 2. Neverthieless, all tihe amounts Ni-hr-lir the creditors canE agally prove to have been furnlished foT the lepublie, in molley arid I fleets. together wvithi their respective iiiterests, arc aecknowvledged. Art. 3. For their settlement ttine executive power is hereby fully I incthorized, so as to be able to do thec same In the mariner they niaY I hink ririot expedient.I " Art. 4i. The executive power 1i hereby in like manner authorized D approve and ratify themselves, or through the medium of srichJ erson or persons to whom for this purpose they may delegate their I owers, the reault of the said settlemelnt, So thaLt they MaY call in the C bittgations,bonds, or bills, put In circulation by thedeceased Francisco ntonlo Zen and issue sucht as they may deem siecessarv as far as the mount settled and aipproved of, which said bonds are t6 be signled by isv be ecreed a4nd,finall, in oder tht tey may aeabraos r in any other country of Europe Art. 2.The afresaidExecutve l'oer skall be authoriped to gree as to the term fo thIaigofo h asutwihts , hus settled, as to the motg~agesboy wvhich the demiands are to beI ceured, arid as to themanein w inchthe interest is to bepaid, untilt he consolidationi of the national debt has been comapleted, In which he Con gress are MPengaed Art. 6. Finally, sh e Executive Pou-sr is hereby authorised to re- I ~love all difficulties which may occur rin the execution of the presenti ecrec. Done in Bogota, capital of the Republic, this ist day of July, 1823, nd' 12th of Independence. (Signied) "JlVoNIMIO TORRES, Vice-PreSidentofrtheSenarte "DOMINGO3 CAECEDO, Presidenit of the Houise of Representative-' 'ANTONIO JOSE CARO, Seeretary of the Senate ",JOSE JOAQUIN SUARES. Deputy, and Secretary. palace of Guvernnnent iniBogota, this 7tti day of Jusly, 1823. " Let the sense be executed. (Signed) ":FRANCISCO DF. P. SANTA NIDER "JOSE MIARIA DEl, CASTELLO, Secretary, of State for the Finiaice Departnent." ~iEAMN's OSPITAL SOCIETY.-Trhe THIRD A~ NNIvERSA1RV DINNER wvill be held aRt thte Lonidon Tavern, 'HIS DAY, the o6th of Februaory, 1824; This institution id established ori board tule Gramnpus HosPital ShIip, ylng off Deptford-ce-eki, and has at this tullec 130 patients under ore; he naure o it i to aford mmedite relief to Sick andl Diseased I earner in th Portof Lonon, wh haveonly, to present themselves I longade, nd tey ar recived if iid deserving, wvithiout the icedof ay reommedatoyleter. incethe first establilirmerit In 821, upwardsof 2,120 Seaen of all naiunieg have been adus itted Admira Sir IJLTEEY MACOLM,K.C.Bi.Ins the Chiair. 'Fhle Right Hon. Lord Viscount Thomras Mlande, Esq. Torrineton Capt. Heniry Brou-n MaSOII. R. N. Caept. Sir hriF.C0IC, E.C.B.,AM.P. Jobhn Petty Mwelpratt, FEsq. Sir Robert T. Farquhlar, Bart. C'apt. J. A. OniananricY, INN. Abel Smith. Fsq., NM.P. Heniry Powriall, Esq. Hienry H. nater.,,Ba Eeq. Jzames Raridell, Esq. CtirristoplierDUols'sOi Esq. Capt. Toker. iR.N. Anthony Havielde, Esq. Charlctehmnt,Es Capt Thoas Lrkis, l.CS. Thors-sUrqnlhart.aesq. Arelllal Litle, eq. Cap. Gorge Welrden, M.C.a. DInnr t beon abl at6 oelo prcisly.'T'ckets, XI eachi, to uc iedat he arof he oniiu '1aven: ndof Mr. Riclhard liarley, CLERGYORPHAN CORPORATION1~, St.Jh's "ond lMlarylebone- Patron, The KING. President, ttire itigAt lion, and Right Rev. Lord Bishop of LONBON. Vice-P~residerit. the Right Hon. Lord KENYON. Tire NNIVESARY EETIN of te Society for Clothing, Main- airrng, nd ducaing oorOrphn Cildireii of Clergynree of the ~staItshed Curc of nglad unil f ag ti e pur Aprenitice, irecisely. Dnner on tabe at 5 o'clok precisely ligh RevBosvefEwardSparke,Rev. F.j. JBiurronv, D.D. Dorncstic i tRev Lordy3ehorfEdwydSp ik Clhaplaini to the BishioP of Win- VTerv Rev. johni Ireland, 0.D. Derali rse or westminster I Right lion. Edward Earl Digbry Venerable (Thgrles 'T.hIlomlneld, lion. Mir. Baron Hullocit D. D. ArchdeaceniOforColchester Right Hon- J_ C. Vllliers, II.P. (cev. John Lamb, 11 . . Master of Hon. Philip Posey Corpus Christi College, and Vice Jlohn Mtastermnan, esq. Chanceellor of the U~niversity of William Sikes, esq. Cerribridge George Jenner, eso. No collection after dininer. Dirnrier tickets, lSs. aeah, to be had at tIre ar. onatinslad subscriptions svill in the issearntizue be thank- nrIy rceied y te Teasrer, Rv.Archdleacon Cambhridge aoil IosluaWtso, ern.atherbaker. Mssrs. Drummond, Cliaririg- ~roa, indMesrs. Sl,-e nd o. ansonouse-street; by the Secre- tar, 3, Smeret-tret,Pornlar..qure; or by tIre Collector, at Ii,Barlet's-uidIns, -Sobori.E. J. TURNOtJR, Sec. SocIETy for SUPPRESSION of AMENDICITY.- Patron, HIs5 Royal Highness tire Duke of VOR K, K.G. &c. Pre-sidenit, His Grace the Duke of NORTIIUMIlERLaNND. VICE-PRESIDENTS. HIls Grace tire Duke of Crafton Tihe Righdt lion. aiid Itigint Rev. His Grace the Duke of Bedford the Lsrd Bishop of Lonidoni The Most Noble the Miarquis of) The Right Rev, tire Lord Bishop of An glIcaI Durhami Tire lo'st'Noble the Mlarquis of) The Right Hoii. Lord Dynevor Lansdowvn The RiJght Horr. Lord CalthorpC The Most Noble the Moarquis of The Righttlion. Lord Lilford Tavistock, The Right iloii. Lord Sondes The Miost Noble the marquis of The Right R-on. Lord SUfrield Hertford The Right Hon. Lord Churchill The Rfght Hon. thle Earl Ferrers The Rlight Hon. Lord Bexlcy The Right lion, the Earl ofI Right Honi. C. ArbUthlnot, M5.P. Dartmouth lit. Hon. W. Sturges Bonnie. M.P. Hardwicke I The Hcn. George Vernson The Right Hon. Earl-Grosvenor Itobert 4. Wilmot Horton,esq.M.P. The Right Hon. the Ear of) Samuel Thornton, esq. Chichester I Jon Drumirond, esq, ThreRightHon.thlaEar VrlmIJames Bullet, esq. The Right Hors. ERalDarpleY John Weyland, jumi. esq. The Right Hon. Earl Brdwnlow Iattheir Martln, esq. The Right Hon. the Earl Morley Visiter, Mi. M ARTIN, Esq. Treaue, VL1M.Esq. V.P. The SIXTH ANN'IVE RsaY EETING of the SUBSCRIBERS aiid FRIENDS to the above Institution will take on Thursday, the 4th of Mareh, 1824, at the Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, wrhen a Report of the Society's Proeeedings vill be read, alid the Officers ap- pointed for the ensuing Year. His Royal Hfghness the Duke of YORK has been graciously pleased to signify his Intention of presiding. By Order of the Board, W. H. BODKIN, Hson. Sec. Mendicity Office, Red Lion-square, Feb. 14. 1824. Seats are provided for Ladies. The ANNIVERSAiY DINNER will take plaee at the Freemasons Tavern, on Monday, Mrrch 8, 1824. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, &e. in the chair. STEWARDS. Earl Batiurst I Nathaniel Gould, esq. E.arl Grosvenlor I Williamn Gbrimes,jun. esq. Lord Gage R. H. Ha, esq. Lord Chief Justice Abbott George ifarrisen, esq. Lord VLscount Palmerston John Lett, esu Lord John Russell , Clarlee Scott turray, csq. The Rt. Hon. W. Hdekisson A. A. ievllle, esq The Iion.hnir. Justice Best BslMnae.eq The Hon' Henley Eden , a. Mae tagu,esq. - fr. Sergeant Bosanuet ~ CalsMri,eq L. Baugh Allen, esq. A. . orris, esq. James Alley. Ueq. J. Poules, ts.' Arthur Ba y, esq. Richardson Purvis, eeq. George Barnmes, eq. John Simmons esq. Wro. Courtenay, esq. LIP. J. Weylusd,Jurs. eq. V. P. Charles Francis, seq. Abrahbe Welland, oeq. Tickets, 20s. each may be had at th Soit' ')p,Of tI eStew.- PR ~VERSTOXAR`Y INTVkREST SCE' I L,Chairman WILLIA.M Ti1OMpSopq, ' M.P. n i DeuyCiralfrn, ZACHARY lifACAULY0i Alderman. L Chrisian Cleen~e1i,DIRECTORS sq. Tho. lshrn Bai n,eeq. Thoman Stks esq. John ChaPman, esq. ThomsVia,eo rhbonias d5reg, esq I John Wells aq d'? WVilliam fleygate, esq. M.. William Whitmore. jun. eaq. Ge,org Henrv Hooper, esq. IJokn Woolley, esq. Itenry Huighesgs,q. IJaeob Georte Wrench, esq. AudI tors, John W%ray, esq., Alfred T orp, e)sq. Treasurers, Messrs. Whrtmnore, Wells, and Vhsitmnore. The iretor arSolIcitor. George Stephen. esq. REVRSIO NARY Pli0PkRTY, whether Real or Personal, an,( Policies of Insurances on Llves, how-ever greatt tile amount. Form! for maV-~ing the 3roPosals maY be recehved gratultously at the offici of the soity. 11 applications by letter Must be post paid. GEO ItGE STEPHEN, Se7etary and Solicitor to the Society, ______ 17,IEros'K Arrass-yard, Colemnas-titrcef, T3H. nutmerTousA ME2ETIsNGTu,N1Cd7 at`the City of Londoll Tavern, OTl WFednesday, the I18th day of February, 1824. to consider the praett. eab1il1ty and advantage of formning a TUNNEL under the RIVER TIHAMES, eastward of London-bridge, WIL.IAMI SMIITH, Esq. M.P. in theoChair: ilesole-ed, That the advantages of land communications across rivers, especiatlly those wvhich are navigable, are too obvious and imn- portant to need enumeration; and sutch cornmunilestions are gene- railly found to be Productive of benieficial consequences, which wvere not even originally contemplated. Resolvedl, That the docks anld warehouses of the East findia Dock Com oany, and of the West India Dock Company, and of thie London Dok 'opav the ImportaLntRegent's Canal. now connecting writh the interinor ot'tie counrtry; the numerous mnanufacturers, shi buIld- ers, cvharflngers, and othcrs on the north side of the river; aad the ex- tensive docks, and wvarehouses of thie Commercia Dock CompanTy, and of the Grand Surrey Dock' antl Canal Company, and of the East Country Dock, Company he manufacturers, ship buillders, coast wh-larringers, and other traders ona thesoutlh side of the river, eastward of Lonidonl- bridge, wisth the Victualling Office, and thie Navarl Arsenals of Dept- ford anid Woolwich; the intereourse betweeni the four counties of Mliddlesex, Essex, Surrey, and Kenit, and the!r respectIve markets; and the high road to the sea-ports nearest to the continent, render land cormmunileations to the eastward ofLondon-bridge highly implort ant and desirable: the probable revenue from which comlmunilca- tions, by means of moderate tolls, being lik-ely to give at fair remune- ration for tIre capital advanced. Resolved, That the new anid peculiar Plan of formning tunnels under rivers, Irvent_ad by Mi. J. Brunel, esq. eivtl engineer, F- R.. S. wvill, In the opitnion of th'is meetiog, obviate th, difficulties which have hitlerto arsien ini the attempts mnade to execute such works; and that the tumnel pro seedjby;hIm to paissunder the Thames frorm the neigh- bourood f apoing to Rtotherhithe wvill combinie economy, per- manency, and proflt: and thatt Mfr. Droines, whose works for Govern- mentat Portsmoutb, C.-atham, &c. have beeni equially creditable to his cietifc ablites nd t irs prsoal character, is entitled to full confdene fr te prfec excuton f schi a work. Resoved Tht i theopiionof hismeetinig a tunnel is the least expesiv an rost prmaentmod ofeffecting a land comornunica. tio. wichwil nethr ostrct or ssanger the navigation, and by cirula decets,affrriin acessfrm the immrediate shores of the ive,?wil peven th expnseandinconivenienice of distant ap- roces.le,Tita ee Reslvd,Tha a aplication be made to Parliament ln'theprsn session (pursuant to tile notice which has already, bee given~ for an 'let to establish a Comrpany, to be called " The ThameA'runsrel Corn- pay,fr-aryng the design into execution, and for raiming a capital Sf ?200,000 (if so' muchi shall be required) in shares of 501., and that r,ooks be linmediately opened for receiving subscriptions anid that 21. so paid oxi each share, applicable to all necessary expenses, ResRolved, That 13 Gentlemersi bea Commnittee, to adopt all such treasures as they shall think propeor for carry-ing these Resolutions nto effect. writh powser to add totlreir number, and to inake arrange- lerlt3 wvith Mr. Birunel for the. useorf his Patent, aridas tlie Enginieer :0 thet undertaking~ buit the Comimitte are not to proceed with the Bill fin Parlianmenturzitil they shall irave agreed with Mlr. Brutnel; and ,be whole Committee is riot to exeeed 21. Res4olved, That the foillowisrg Gentlemen be the Commnittee. WiiasSrt,eq .P Hugh Gray, esq. Thmas Brandram, esq. James Heygate, csq. TThoms Dr""ntors, e8q. Tirornas Hioblyn, esq. Admuiral SirEdwvard CZodrington, R. H. Mtartin, esq. K. C. B. George Ritchie, eeq. Jonathan Chapman, esq. Philip Taylor, esq. Bryan Doiikirs. esq. G. II. Wollaritorl,esq. knd thaLt any five beoa quorum. Resiolved, That Mfessrs. Williams, Williams, Burgess, and Williams so the Treasurers, and that they issue no mioney but upon draftii to be igncd by three of the consmittee. Resolved, TIhat mesrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr be the solicitors to ;heuiridertakirrg. Resolved. Tirat these Resolutions be advertised in tke daily news. sapers, arid lirinited anid circulated under the directioni of the Coin- nittee. 'WILLIAM SMtiTH, Chairmian. The Chairman having loft tIre chair,, the thanks of tire meeting vore uinarinrmously voted to Ifnns for his able arrd impartial conduct. liE THAM(ES TUNNEL ,CO MPA NY.AP t a 1.. EETIG o theCOMMITTE, held thre 19th of February, 824 attheComan's ffie, 9. outry, London; G. H. WOLASTON,Esq. sn the Clirair; Resolved, That theSbciest this undertaking be requrtz,~t,. to w: theDeyo?i peohfet te Treasurers, Messrs. Vi'Mams, V Ill ir,ardWilams, ougs,f 1n1rchin-lane, on or before the !Stb ofFebruarv iirstr. G. ff. WOLLASTON C-hairnisos. RAND MASQUERADE ~~~~aiid IFANCY D)RESS ~ BAL, tinerlte immediate Sanictio,n of several Noblemen of )isintin.lIN 'sTHEATRE.-THIS EVENING, February, 26th, 824.The obilty,Genitrv, -Ad tire Pisblic are moat respectfully irs- lirmd, tat te etensive esrnbellislrmerits anid alterations cvhic-h histhetrehasreently uindergcone have corisiderah,lyardded to ttire secrriaraeonrr odans which it so emininoitly posssesses for- a fete if theabv descipton, and that it h,as beers determiined that the sic ntededto akeplace shall on this occasion be given In a style uperor o arv t at-a hitherto been attenipted. Trhe interior arid xterior ofthcshcatr.c will hebrilliantlylillumiiisated.Tb'e pit and stage. nade level,wi ll.orminch GrandSaLIOon, towirieh will be thrown opnn he King's Comncert Room, now In elegantly fitted up theatre. 'Ph )LXkC Of York's Band,in full uniform,wviths several other bands,will be tationed irs various parertof lire theatre, for Country Dances, Reels, )usidrIIes,Waltzee,&-c.; else spirit oftswhlehiill be conisiderably heighit- rned by the introduetion of variou-s Dances, under the directiori of M~. loi,sgerard. by Artists belonging to this estaLblisoment. A v6ariety of 'ther Novelties wtill l,e promiscuously introduced, so as to renider the versing's entertainrilent in the highest degree ainusinig and interest- ng,. In tIre early pact of the evening, the celebrated Mliss Clarke, nowv aIled the Juvenilie SaVi, rulill exhibit her extraordilnary talent oi tIre Ight r ope. TIhe wvonderfuil Khia iKharii Eruse, ChIef, of the Indian uigglers, w,ill also, during the night, astoinish the visitors with aL dis- lay of talent,apower, and agility, unuaralleltd iv, the arts of jug- iiir. legerdemain, protean. trans fo'rmationsi, &c. Tickets, to I nclude a,cfe,lemorsade, orangeade, tces, suipper, and wines. 25s. each. ftaraeroee tickets, which do not ari r the supper, Os. rGd. sob. The supper wvill be provided in a superior mnanner by Mir. airrin, of Bond-street, whosc arrangemesna on similar oweasfons ,y tickets (.Including tire admission), at El IJs. 6d. each, which vill ensure to the psarties every, possible comfort and accommrtodation. ,'be wiiies, which wvill conrprise everl,y vriety, and of the best quality. rill be provN-ed by Messrs. Lees, ShaLw. and Co. of Mlark-lanie, with be exception of the Freiseh wines, which will be provided by Messrs. ilaricheriav and Co. of Pail-mall. Mlasks, dom irioes,&C. to be had in the hseatre. t&0persrin adnsitted without a mask. The roost coniplete rrangement hasbeen rade wit repect to the Police, ec-ltch will be uder te diretion fMr. Handley, of Queenr.squar-e Police-Office. tis deemed. necessary to apprise tire public that there are certain toryticret, bloning o popety oxe, riot entitled to admission 0 masquerdes, aridcvisirh s-ill con e netly be refused. The pri- u te sppe rom. ickts o b ha atthedoo: aso t 105, warehouses. Admission o he gallery ls ire dooirs tillbe hroe-n pen at10 oclok, iresupper-roomis at I.- flRAND ~~MASQUERADE. - PaRtistaig i Ticet at the operat-offlice. 10,. Quadranit, Regent-sitreet, will isaccommodted srtill a BOX GRATIS. Li NG's THEATRE.-CTRAND XMASQUFR~ADE.~ tiMessrs. LEES, SHAW, and co. have the brinosir to assure the sobility, gentry,arild the puiblic, that WVINES furrishcd by themn for ,hee MASQUIERADE. whIlcic takes place this eveninig a tltie sriove heatte- are of ttire first qualitY, carefullY selected from their own tick.-77, Mark-lane.___________________ 1T P1ANCRA S Middlesex.-T-2he Comr`issi(~r6s for carrying into execution the ACtS of Parliamient far Pavinrg, &c. Ire streets, squares, and other public passasges and places whch-i are .nd shall be nrade upon certain plots of ground in the said parish5 ielonging to the Right lion. Alnn Dnwager Baroness Southampton, ana lso certain othier sniall adjoining Plots rrf ground In the saille parish, vihll meet in the Board Rooim, at tire watchhouse, in Charles-street iast, Harmpstead-riad. on Thiursday-, the 11Ith day of March next. at I, of the clock in the forenoon precisely. forrthe purpnose of receiving 'ROPOSALS from any person or persoinswiellrng to AD VANCE to tbe ,orninissiorners, at interest. or by xvay ef annulitY for une or nrore ife or lives. the. SLUM of ?1,500, upon the credit of the ratest or ..isessnicnts of the sad acts. Proposals to be made inii c-ritirig. Fur- hier particulars may be known on application.to the Clerk, at 13. Tbarlotte-sti-cct, Bloormsbury., J. M. LOV'ERIDGE, 'lerk to tute Conimissioners. ' '0 COLLECTING CLERKS an~~~~~~~~d Othiers.- WANTD. repectblePeron,to unidertake an AGENCY. vlsih rqurrcsneihersanple orspirrnens- S,,uch a couimission tillbe llowd is toniae itwel worhylire notice of a geistlemais of :oo conexnir; I wll iutiiitir lestinterfere with hbis regular ogagenoiernts. hut is calculated to be initroduced ce-ithi advantage at be samne timne. Address-, post rpaid.wirth real narine, to Mlr. S. T. )mitir, at the tcs-openriy postofflce, 25, Ludgrrte-hill, grs'iog such an tecourit of Iris present engagerncrts,&cm. (under an assuranice of s;eerce- usmay enable ltce advertiser to judge that the application Is riot ma2 e rorsr curiosity', and elicit tlire ecessary coriitidcssce between the aratles. Air interview wvill be shortly appointed, arid the'business ixplaiised. aiI metW V IIsiDNCE,in prie stuaton,at the wrest entd of tIre tosw-i. irri esablshe as tedeaer ridgroer', h ut equally- eligible for a vinemercant hac'rrg xeeierrtcela s,alirrelidrcaper, tatlonor, or nois oter l:rds.-T beDISPSEOoy.a 13 yetats' LEASE of ttire shoe, t aver lov err.. n cnseuece of tire proprietoir retirinig rros hehruires, irereurs n c'hiei re iiosv very handsome arid apabenigraicra.A ,iaBnO iart of the house may be let off to tirea Iisui fte et lp~post free, at Mfr. Elgored's offices, cot- icer of WIipl aiHerett s reets. Cavendish-square. 0 DISTILL,ERS,', B3rewers, &c.Brde-street~, T BlaekfrIsrs.-ExtenIrave WAREHOUSES, arsStbng, &c. sthb excellenit Dwellinig-house, to bc LET, ors LES,b r OG- Cr)N,4,with irunriediale poissessiorn. A large stc osutaially built warehouses, w~ith rooiy y,ards, stable, coachurouse, and other coriveniiersces, riiost desirably situiate, close to Bridge-street, black- friars, svettir frce lanidinig Place; also anl excellent dwelling-house, 2oniprlshiri hanrdsomme dracviiig, diniing, arid breakfsst rooMs, i'ght trdoos, gorrd kitchenl, arid convenient offices. Tob.viwdar latcsars obtainled by apprlying to bt rgoi utora,d c 4 W ORS H P-s'rREETF,, Finisbury-square.-To Silk wManirfacturers, SilkDfressers, airrilotbersa-Mr. Janies King's conrpact aisd excellent PREMISES, with steans engine sand every reqursite fuir the abovc trade, t,s he SOLD, by private Contrat, bY JAME CLMIANS, in coise uriecolMrs.ksng loeving London: 16 year's are uniexpiredotieaoepnis,athevr lowrento 9.41. los. per amnuni, 601. of which mray be let off, comprsig respectable dlceellina-houje, erielbeed with iror: patsades, in t eptefer- able Part of worship-street. cwithi workshops arid two yards behind, being 136 feet deep, replete wvith every article for the sik-dressing busnes, sleced y te lte r. in, Iswhso seas celebratedfor hIs superor trus i trae,) rgat-less if eperise. Such anOP opruri'ty as hisis arey tbe rre ssith ashemplenrents are searcely to be obtaned t an p rco.lilt Kin, ju.vwo is perfectly, acquainted wit evry ianh i th drssig bsisessandthe managemnent of the engie, oul cotine wih te prchser ifrequirpd. For furthier partculrs pplytoJClenmas, apraserandhouse and estAte agient, CAPITAL MIANSION-HOUSE, &c. in NorthWilts.- J To be l.ET, for any term not exceeding 7 years, and entered upon at Lady-davnext,the capital M.ANSION-HOUSE of Burderop Park, near Swindorr, ilts,with the furniture thereof, good stabling for 16 horses and S acres of excellent pasture land adjoining; and tire manorial rights of the extensive Manor of Chiseldon, in vrhich are some covers well stocked seithi game, tIre property of tire proprietor. Tire tenant say be acconsmodatedk Awith a further quantity of land not exeed- ing 45 acres. The house is pleasantly situate near the turnpike road leadlng from Scilndoni to Mlarlborough. -e, ^ontalns a spactoios en- tranice hall, good dining parlour, breakfs3t parlour, anteroom, and drawcing room, ladies' sitting room, library, 3 bedroooms with dress- ing rooms, 7 other sleeping rooms, servants' hall, and all other con- verient offices; and attached is a good valled garden wvith hothouse, &c The promnises are at present so the occupation of Willan Gore iangton, esq. Burderop is distantt mniles from Scvindon, 8 from Marlborough, JS from Devizes, 36 from Bath, and 30 from Oxford and Cheltenbani. and the adjacent roads are good. A pack of hariers is kept within 6 miles. Fortfurther particulars arid to treat for the same apply to MIr. Miullings. solicitor, Xmoottoil Bassett, Wilts; or to Mlessr. Shade and Jones 1, John-street, Bedford-rowv, free of postage. D ESIRABLE VJLLA RESIDENCE--To be SOLD by Private Contract, with immediate possession, a genteel detached RESIDENCE, In a particuslarly pleasant situation, and the neighbourhood highly respectable, situate at Edmoliton, .n the road to Enfield town, 8 miles frem London. The house contains a dining room, drawing room, and breakfast room, 4 bedchambers, an excellent kitchen, with man servant's bedroom adjoining, scullery, dairy, &c. ; a coaehhouse, 3-staU stable, cartshed, and other outbuiEdings la.wns, shrubberies, iarge productive gardeen, and i 'freqnl5ouse; also two cottages attached. crith gardens; together witt a productive niece of Pastureland adjoining, containing about 2 acres. These prerihse are lease for an unexpired term of 24 years at hlirlstmas lat pest, sbjeet to the very low rent of 30L-pet- annum, phyable halt yearly, and to the payment of all taxes, rates, and assessments- Further particulars maybebad andtickets toview by application to Mesrs. Searle and Bourne, auctioneers arnd appraisers, 3, Wood-street, Cheap- stde; or to isesets. Webster and Son. soUditors, Qnseers-street, C:heap. side. The premise1s arc In excellenlt repair arnd conditloe, a CODSI- dere,b)c 51111 isavsnf been eeitjen4de4 AUrjIa tile - 4aa ~lOltIIa