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~OUN, it te POSSESSIOiN of TWVO MEN', now. tUin nsto~y, ad wvho Wvill be re-examined at thle Putblic Office in C,rat lcrborughtreet, on Wednesday-. the 23d Instant, at 12 ~ckek th filovlg ARTICLES. vlz.-.8 ladie%' stearl silk winders. -wih te lttes EW.on thern; I scent bottle, with silver top, mnarked nithel.letersL.;I cornelian, set in silver, wvithbagoat's head, 3~ 'wbesrshavesandND.olioneside, nod on the other side T.H - I pair cf elsarswit alver benwa and sheaith. I green aceorn box; i lady's ~ nediccse ad PIncushion; 1 small opera glass; Iolfahn es-vr ta soonmared with the letter Bi.; 1 snmall sealipsio DO. itha silver pernny of re(orgc the Fourth ; and I ancient slIver ~i;I imall trinket box, 'with a iiiuantlty of pawnbrokers' tickets, colupl-sing pledges of watches, rings, 'wearing apparel, and othler articl-s to aconslderableamnount; 1 n.ew dra,b great coat vith avelvet <ol-:Lr andfinc serge lfiiing;, and abouit 40 picklock and other keys, of different srIze. whicth many be seen by applying to Charles Cousins. L,otistnble, Charles-street east, l-lnipsttcad-road. I) IC ARD VEST, Esq. deceas.'d.-All Persons hav- n LISasgainst the ESTATE of RICHARD WVEST, for- nicly f N. 1, XIng-str'ect, Sohn, London, oilman snd sa-lter, and sine o Sr Alsjss,Herts. esq. deceased, are reiple-ted forthwvith to 5~~dfltesaxe~ nd ll Prsos idebted t. tine Es9tate are also re- qacaed o py te repeeiveemads upon them to.Messrs, Nicholson XTOTLCEto CREDlTORS.-AIl Personis having any CL1I pn the ESTATrE of JOHIN RICH4ARDSON, Ilate Of Inh-aicet Oxordstret,in the county of Middlesex, coacehmakcer. areeo -edt end their accounts forthwith to Thomas. Mathew, f 55. Motia;er.ts-eet, avendis-s uae coachmnaker, the ~ecnor f te deeasd; od al prsos wo are Indebted to the snid co-late nrc reene-stdto pyterscive amounits thereof forth- n-irh to the said Th.umeias 1Tthe V EhIIandJAMS RAN"T's CREDITORS.-The J1T R ITORS, who have proved their debts, under the C1e,innsof Bnkrut is-sued against PETER GRANT and JAMES (IR~ ~ ~ z IN.frel fClman-street, Lon'lon,inerchants, lIn the years I 7-a nd178, nayREEIVE afurther DIVIDEND of lsin the Pound on teirtesectte ebt byapplyiwg at the ofrice of Mecssrs.Srnftb anld L.a 4.Finbur~sqare slctors to the satl.I comission, And those c'c~tns wo hvenotreceived thieformer dividends of d. and 3s.8d. in te cond o thesaid joint cestate, of 201s. In the poundii of the sepa- rateestte f JmesGrnt. and of 7s, 6.d. In the pouind of the separate est, te of Peter Grant, may receivec the samne by a like applillation. 77ES T ERN D I SPEB N SA RY, Charles-street, TV Vestminsmter. Pro,His Ro3yal Highness Prinica LEOPOLD of SAXE COBIURGF, E. G. G. C. 1. OIn S-Ttlav Morni-nng nexct, the 20th Of Juine InstanOt, the ANNI- VERSARVSEuO for the BRINKICIT of, this CHARITY wvilt be Ie-chdin St. llsIrgfret's chuirch, Westminister, by the Righ,lt Rev. rHRtXrcTr-HP.R. Lored Ilikhop of GILOCESTERT. Service will begin ai~t EICSeT o'clock precisely~. WVI. LINDPMAIA, Secretary. Z,3Hl ILANT rFIR15 o l OCEY S. orge's-fields, -Ir- ev orth Adisio of the offspring of aldthe lt&formation of Criminal Poor Children. IA- R. tI. the Dukze of YORK. President, SA.M. HOSANTOURT, Es'i. Trensurer. The At.i\EnsARt-sEMlsNO thi Institution willbhepreaclied ~n te Setet's hape, T-MOROW ORNING, the 20th instant, ~~i ra RihtRv,theLor BihopofLlIMERICK. Divine service cnn;oncs a a uarer aterIl 'clck. WNl. PACE. A.M. See- ~ 41IESant ISS SEAMNAVIGATION COMkl %NGof . 6I lroad-street, Jtune II. 1824-A GENERAL MEET- Orthe above. Companiy wvill be held on Friday, the 25th dnyVof J'zInstant, it 12 at inoon precisely, at the George and Vulture T-i"-n, St. lihals.ll'Crnbill. 'for the piurluose of receiving the IiE?O ItT of tine DIRECTORS, lupon thie several proceedings taken byit;ie'n since the formation of thie Conmpany, anid of taking into taideration the Draft Deed of Constitutioni, which has been pre. tiar?A hv the slicitor. C. J. LI- ND. Secretary. - L_ The Banker's Receipts for the first Instalment wtill Ihe re- q'rctrot. thos-e who are not original subscribcrS,and which is lying cul the office, for the peruial of proprieto-rs. ~~HlLOLOGICAT~i~ETY, or SchFool ~of Grene'i'al 4instruction, Ring-street Irest, llryanston-squa re.--rlder the r-'trOt5e of lils Royial llzness FREnEPRICKDtikeofi YORK. The'..-st~Ne t VIVE-PATRONS. oenaqusfa h itt. lIon, th e EaLrl of Carysfort The ost oblcthe arqus ofTheRt. Rev, the Bishop of Chi. 'it- clesia Cli~~~ester' ThcRrAor..te EarlfDart,,utl,Th t.Lev.thellisboisofSt.Davt'slc!: l'rsieO~Rgb l-~nurbl Lrd TFIGNMOUTH-. 'l'h-O~tRO. Jun 20, 1-IToSERMOS will he preached for the ~eadt f hisnsttnjou afletiuk hapl,Lissen-green, by the ~t. ASL OOD.M.A Rctr f ratOanl aneb p, and -Lflete of ha aId hapl. Srvie toiteInn the mornicig ait a ~FNAlSE 1-IPOTHEAIRE,89, Rtue de R~i-helieu, II , Prls.-The ANVIJUAL METETINGo thisincorporated Company 'cr-a hrld on the 31st %tarch,when th ot stsfactory a ccomlts and ?eotwrem lnai before the shnreloides.Th tock of tlcd Company Is".ssts of ?O.OOO.OOO of fratncs, divided into oooatnsf1,0 ~t-izcs each, bzaring a fixed interest of 6i per'cen.pi al er independent,of thecasutal dividlends arising from tepoiso h ('ittapany. VWhen itis considered that its onlylobjetistennoy ~n -nort-aze utnon real estates, dloable In valute fthamoto- y-' the estatblishluient moust ha allowed to answer thec two valuable ,pTtrle.ss wtlrld, thce act Of ineorporistfon had in view, viz, the alle- viating the Lt-mded and azrienItural interests from the hardships of ns-y,a,d tonding capitailists a safe acid profitable means ot Invest- iKg ter moose The shares or ac~lons are negotiated at the Stock Excbange. likeotsher t.,tblic stock. They Itave wvithin these fewv days -YHRIST a HOSPITAL, June 1, 1824-.-N:SURSE 11n Ik L-nn coa-There being at thistSoe a. VACVANCY tflra NURSE to be'-- - .tthis F,tablishn,cuut, testimonials wvill he received at c-ce-aur-u-hxseoftheli'np0i. ,tiorbefore Tuesqdav, the 6th da, of Julyv eticK frtm persons;desironso.f the atppointment, w'howiiawer ('c ic- 'ian. erluiudr satd.Widowsot01freemienofrthe city L unin one of' Its companics. of the age of 3.5 yeas's ahd tinder 'I' '~rs nihiut ucmbrace.Particulars ,.ofthie dtitesand weekly - '~be known at tbecouttu;nehouise, forosa id, between the hour 10 'ird.l o'clock. The candidates i-re to be snembers of the e sceh '-f 'n.Tland. THOMTAS XVIBIy, . Clerk. D~r)C KS-Contract for Bulin hapel in ~Ayles.. ~u .I-npursuance of the crd'er if the Court, at tite Ad- larnec Q iartor-Se-r-ion, held axt AYlesbury. on the Sth day of Juine ci.,- c I, ',,hfeuebvpir-e notlce. that it is the intention of his Majes,ty's --N-tz~ , ftlle Peace to CONiTRAC rfor hItfILDI XG aCIiAPEL,eapable o- ro-ruc.s-.-otit 200 persons, in onle of the court yards in Aylesbury 1,z r.ogoarla,n.n.1 sl,c~ifieatioii tiereof, a)pprovedof by the C-sir',"0artr Sradn. nd notice is hereby fuirthier given. lntu-t zrkiac-tn1arnsan.7 aftill 'pealfication may bexcen atoncy offiiec.In 1's- c-S-,u- ,r osn upplicati-', to M,r. Pros-is, the countiy surveyoir, at s'-" ewpor POgnli, Rck,, of whom ail furth-er pitt- ~oalrs nosybe knwn udan erson desirous of contracting to cx se ~uh w,r.In Cite niifttiner, and upon the terms, and n-itbin ''-e rl-tr itntnior, In s'eh specification, isrequested to seisd attender u-n t- n~ sp,o cy ofic. o orbefore WedInesdIay, the3Oth day ~ ~s,,ret-lb a ti, ~ca t ma- be laid befor; tbee.urt,at tbs ~. ~"~lnTheconractu-il 'iotale.The party contracting wvill -6 o gve cufirentsurtiC fr the due performiance of Iais TI-lOS. TI'NDAL, A'0`-1t'nry- June 7, 152-. nlerkofrtei,cIcaccibrRock-s. n'-1U5cks.-Coistraet for BuildTing, ~two Sle-eping Roonis, aL a- 'nad for other %lterations, inl Aylesbury Gaol.-ia PlirsuLnace of' '-h!e orazr f the V.eurt. at the AdjornedI Quatrter Sessi,sn, held at Aryeabcrv. on the5th davofJunelnst. I do hiereby give notice, that It 5, tie irtentiont of his MeIestv's Jus:tices of the peace, to CONTRACT 1I,r 7;VLDIN'G SLEEI'ING fIO0C.IM over ths lauitdry, anid over the -lyroo is in thke ward called the tiateb et Ward, in A~ylesbu rs GatIl, anifor ALT9RING the D)AY ROOMrS in tihe said ward,according ton shinr and.epecificatiol, there&fapperoved of by the said Court ofQsuarter Soi-.And noti"-e is h2reby frirther given, that workding plans andl a fy1 scifi-tin maybe seen at tnYoyfothe, In At-le bur,ronpi ca-ti,.n so Mr. Ilrovis, thie cotintv surveyor, at Sherrington, near Newr- p r P enel. luck., of woulin alt. further particuilarsneasy be known-, Ai;l a) prs-o d,sirous o,f con-acting to exectute such work, in the r_anner. and upon rise term-, and within the time nienti"-ned in suoli ss'Cifleution. isrequlestef tosend a tender in writing, sealed up, to my ohec:. on or bef,.re Wednesday, thle 30th day of June ~ inst. In order tha -e tire eniemav be laid bef16orethie Coutrt, at tue nextAdiourned Ses. sbi.toI eld.at Aylesbury, on Frida~y, the 2d day of July, 'chen the ,canratacr iltbenmade. The Party contracting will be required to give n-Iftictint stireties for the die perfonsiancof his contra,ct. THuS. 'TINDAL, Aylesbury. June07, 1524. C lerk ofthe Peaceefor Bucks. U'CKS.-Conitraet for Buldn adiia Seig B Y-oois tever the Bridewvell, at Alsn).npruneo h oerftherCourt, at the Ad,iourned Qatreso,hl tAls lasrv. on the5th d-,vyofJuuleinst. Ido eeygv oie htIi h iNye-'bnv.naccording to a plan anti spcfetntteefaprove of 'by thie sai31d Conrt of Quarter S3ession. Adntcishreb furthier airen that working plans and a PAl pcfcalnmyb seen at my -:nce in Aylesbuary, or on applicablon oM.Prvs counity s;ir- ,%-cn-r, at Sherringci.n, near Newp~ort Pactell Bucks,of vhtom all fur- Iber prticulrs ~ny he kown. ndasly per.sonidesirouLs otcocstract- ,nz to executesuch work. lIn the Manner and upon the termis, and withMm thec time mentioned In suthi specirication, is requiested to send - Ten-let in wrTitinig,. ealed up, to my office, o0icr beforelWednesdaty, ti eSOtt, daty of June insit. in order that the $anme rma.belaie d before he Court, a;th tienert Adjourned Session, to he held aLAylsbury, out Friday. ithe 2. day of Juily, u lien the conitract still he fflade. The Tlnrtye.ntra.ctin,g sti1l be required to give sufficienit so rtles for titedute p,r.f,tmn,nee of hi%contrat'.e TIOS TiN\DAb, xy!el,ury, June7. I Sd-4. Clerk of the P eace t ot' B uck-s _3URSAN to ece of h I g Coutrt of' hn ce ry, nmade in a- cause ' Kirkland ag-ainst Rieid,' theCRDOS -cf .1OPN NMAC IVER, forncerlyofStri-rnwauy, in Scotiandl, l-li,, died :zr Augusta. in Georgia. its Southi Carolina, in tbe United States of A nerie-,. in or about the monith of Novemiber, 1820.1 are, onntir before ! te3I1Estdny oF July.124 to come in aiid prove their delbts before William Contrienny, esq. one ofr the Musters Of the!said Court, at his ihmb T 1uSo'.th-thimprouubuilslings, Chancery-lane, London, orinl ,-efscult thereof tI,ev will he pereuoptorily excluedric the benefit of the sasid decree. KAtUSLARE anid CRFALOCK, Plainitiff's Solicitors, -I, Regent-street, lVaterIon-plaje~. '~~7H~~REAhby a Decree of thc Hig or o hn 'e ~' c,-v.adein a cause'I Kirkland agisLti, tws refetred to Wih_`lin ,"utoy si ne of theM,trsothsidou,tsi- 0 ;i4:c u-lit it3 the law in the UniitedStesoAierc ,thrg,-lo 1'be di-ribt,tion of irptelatee' persnalpoet,ad'htiE TIONS' of JOIIN MAC IVER, fornierl fSoaa,i cra~ (~and wit,dIed.-at Aulgusta. its Georgit,SuI ailia nteUie m'n'tets of Amserica, itt or about themotofNv be,la,et- tl~4 to the bienefit of d istrtbtctionuaccrigtsuh-irwe vtg at the-'tice of the death of the said ,nIaceradifnysh aelatisas shall have sInce died, who is rare eniti tled totesaer s,hnre,s of hins, her, or them who shall have so died,. l esn -c:airntig lo be entitled to the benefit of distribution of tesi ou _I.iac Irer-s personal estate, according to thtelaws of the UietSae of America. are, on or blefore the 31st day o~f July,18, tocmei an:] make out anid prove their cilaims of relationasi p o ersna ti,in acrure William Cturtenay7, csq. one.fth Maer of the sald co-wr. at hiis chambers, In Stouthampobuig,Cacrbn Lond,.n,,,r hitsdefault thereof theywi%bv eentrivecue h 7hcnefit of the Faid ere ASAEadCSAOK and FLOUR.-The Trustees of thePoor of thelParis of ifackitev ,will meet at thle Comnmittee itoons, In tile Old Churchyard, iii 1-luekmcc. on 31onday', the2ith dOav OfJune Intcant, at ) o'clock its the b-iercn.oo precisely,. to CONTRACt for supplyijng the Workhouse of their Parish totr f months, fromi Midsummer day next, with the best WHAENIRFAD and FLOUIR,each at per Mwt. risihig and falling a%t per nwt. for every rise or al of 1s. per sack of flour, anid the pre- sent marker price of flour to hie stated. The samie to be ddllvecred at ,thc Workhouse in Ronlerron, at the expense of the contractors, Ott suach .1ystsand at such rinses and Ill suec', sizes, weights, and n-ani tics re~eiyely. as shall from rinse to time be ordered, -`;d tu iel p"aitd' far t wit in rue month aLfter the expiration of the quarter. uh r sons as are desirous of'supplying sucph bread and flourare requested etc sedtbeir proposals in writiing (sealeil) nuder cover, spefygthi ter-nsand indorsed "rTender for lirea4t ;nd V-losur,' to SIrC.HPuly -locant-toit, or 8, Great lVlnchestercstreet, Old 1iroad--sjee arequipredto attend2 h r,o..,o t ldthet n --and c-lziee fir Otilttg ttsan aster 'then tailed for. Ar-Y furtlier nformation mTraybe bliad on ap cation to the clerk or the master of the wvorkhtlise in tlomertoti 'Ihk v ?0 COA\L MESRC'HANT'S -The Trttstccs of the Poohnbnr of fnuathes ti Sti k lorkho n shapth donatrye of Jun tobe Paidfat bthe aCommie itoot a ib Monday truste,y tr Ph ill beS froim suc ePitersonsasbare tobc illiratng t ! itol the VareE MI the C lSa perk. ar pool loand ora,htodlivers h e campe wihncemntormtenbv ae ttheWor,house io la-ck done with them respectively. '-he coals lo be vtIrked frrm out efttle ship into thevcraft, in the presence eta person e'l persons to be eeP.otod by the master of the a t-rkhouse: atud of which 'orking, 3 edncy prenous notice In w-riting is to be tiven to the yaid mnaster at tie workhoase, sod then to be eonveyed apddelivered dir^et luithout 'laI.-. such, persona as are de'irous of supplying the spid coals are r khni-_ted to send their proLesals (sealed under cover, to rl. Pulley 8. ' re.nt *vineh_ester.street, or Hackney; anid they arc also reqn,reo to atEnd at the tnic and place for cotitracting, to ansuwer tolien ealled s.r. The expense ofa snooped contract to lie paid ly the paVrties eon- tra-tig wlbithl the said trustees. Byorderof rhai Trustees, S, GrcarWnchnestee-street, June 16, 1824. C . I. eliveLY, C lerk. ('4ADETS and PASSENGERS to iN'DIA, &Sc. are re- stcertf allJ infodn ed tiley nea:s OBTAI N their EQUIPaliEtNTS on tIre lowest otolerale reruns, atiS. UNTh N', 37, Lonewardesttret '-alle shirts from 2s. Sd.; thite jeset nackets front G. fid.; ditro trots- eg'utcd bye.; cravat, dresfinhgouso.rtouvels,tuble Iloien i heets,ri- lit- sprpoernts, antd gentlemers'i supergiven oollen ciothdingoatevery dzwcrkphoui cut in then tstyle ofnfashion. Ladies goitig abroad still bGrdea exteWisive assortment of eHacknie and thornuy dresses from fr. pards: daync-eoiLse,ted.; nehotritto, 's. ead.petticoats, cans s eding, shuii- sofas, cots, trunks6, 8Cc. ADETS an PASNG R oIDA . r e VAST 1INDIA HOUSE, June I8184 'I'HRE Court of Directors of the United Com any of Mer MLhabnts of Enigland trading to the Easgt Indties do lr'eiebyie notie, Tat he rnunltocof ByIngandWarehouses wvill he rgdead to rcetvPROOsp,s i wrIing(seaed p) o obeforeWenady the Bth istan, frm suh pasonsas my bewillinig to spl h coman wih qanttyof RiiSl ION rquired for delvey airealyat:ad hecoditon o te contrct may beseentinnap- pliatin t th clrk f te aidcoinltee. wih womthe proposals JOSEPH DART, Secretary. WEST INDIA DOCK COMIPANY. IHE Court oj' Directors of the WVest. India Doclc N Company hiereby give notice, thait anI HALFP YEARLY COURT or GENERAL MEETING wilt be held, pursunut to the Act of P41- liament, at the West India Dock Hlouse, No. 8, Billiter-square, on FridaY, the Oth day of July next, att 1 o'clock in the afternioon, for thec Prut'*Pse of choosing and appointing Five Directors of the said Corm- pay to succeed those going out b y rotation, at whieh lineetitng a divdend will be declared for the half yeaa-'eniding the 3otli inst. 13v uorderof the Court, H . LONGLA6NDS. See. WestIndia Dock House, 18th June, 1824. N.D. Tire Chail will be taken at 2 o'cloeck precisely. LAW LIFE ASSUItANCE SOCIETY for granhting AssuiranICes UPOn the Lives of aUl Persons, whether in the Army, the- Navy, the Cliurch, the Lawv, or In anry other station of Life.-Offtce, 60, Lin- coln's.l-nu.fieldr. rHE Board of Directors do hcereby give nzolice-, that a J GENERAtL AlF.'ETING of Proprietors will be held at the office of the Society. on Thursday, the 24th dayofJoafeinst. atli forI2o'clock precisely, pursuant to the deed of settlement, to receive thleannuas repobrt of the Directors. to ELECT SIX new DIRECTOIlS in the roomn ofthse who go out by rot-ationnand onother affairs. Theballotivill commence ataquarterpast 12, and clos,eat3. JAMIES ANDERtTON. Secretary. EUROPEAN LIFE INSURANCE anid ANNUITY OFFIC, 1,chat- , .hanr.place, Illack-friars, Londo,n. Juine 16, 1824i. 0 N~OTICE is hrereb,y given, thaot tihe HaoIf-yearlr General Couirt of Proprietors of thisComrpany will beholden at their Office on1 Monday. the 5th day of July next, precisely at 12- o'clock, whien THREE AUDITORS ir Il be ELECTED, geal otepoi sions of tireCompany's Deed or'Settlement. agebltohepoi - .~~~(Signed) JOHNI CLARK,INManaging Director. P,&LLADIUM LITF~E and ~FIRE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.-Capital X2,fio0,O00 SteHurg-. DIIIECTIts. Sir EDWVARD HYDE EAST. Dlart- F.RS. 1H.P. C-haitman. COlOTIel JOHN DAILLIE M.P, fl~puty Chiairman. Joe. Dupie alexander,eseq. M.P. N4ell enjamln Edmoirstoije, esg. John L Anderdon, esq. ,lnseph Eadalle, esq. George Arbutbriot, .csq. I John Williamson Fulton, ear. Johinil3ent, esq. MT.P. TThomas Houldswotth,.esq. MT.P. Samuel Bosanqrrlet5 83sq. Captain Henry Eater. F.lt.S. HenrylDrowvne, esq. F.R.S. Charles Elton Prescott, esq. Sir' W. iChampion de Creapigny, Peter Relerson, 'eag. baft, M.P. Alek-ander Robertson, esq. M.P. Sir Wiiiiaen Congreve. hart. AT.)!; Samuiel Skinner, esq. Col. Heonry Hastings Dav rIr w4 IClrel Mark Wilks Col. William Rodyct ai i William Young, brrt. W.. R. Keith Dlouga,eq.HP It is the oblect othsntitonto~ canihlne tbe advanTtages anid to reniledy-the defet ofohretishments; and greater benefits are secured to thPhiebohn tire Life and Fire Departments, than have beenofeebyayOhrscty In the Life Depatetfu-itso h stimated profits wrill be adde evry evenh yar.by wy o bans,to the policies effected for thle whole termo ie In tIe Vie Deartmnt a equl ap or~taol1ntnffour.fIfrbj of tire to te sbscibedcaptal andpreervd unouced,to form a conti- * Olits o te Sciey, n ondn, o.5, aterloo-place, and No. 76, ~TEW AaGYLL ROOMS,.-.tMAi ter 'LJIS_ZT, agedI t'N412 years, a irat'ive-of Huun~aiy. whlo lies haid the honour of play- ing before their. Royal Iiighnesses the Princess Augusta. the Duchess. of Glocester, the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Sophia M1atilda of Gloceste~, and also at the prineipal Courts on the Continent, respect. fully Informs the Nobility, Gentry. and the 'Priblic In generaLI, that his BENEFIT CONCERT ivill take placee on MJondaLy evenullk, june 21, to comnmence at half past 8 o'clock precisely, wvhen hetwill perform, oni Sebastian Erard's newr patent Grand Pilanoforte, a Concerto hy itummel, newv Variations bry. 1- grny, arid play exteinpore upon a written Therna. Actul. Lrraud Symnphony; Haydn. Aria, Mr.fabri, No quest' nominral' inrarosa. Grand Concerto, Pianoforte, Master Liszt, wvith Orchestral Accompaniments; tiunimel. Duet, Messrs. Garcia~ and Roccacini, I'Qae belfa vita;' Generali. Fanrtasia, French H4orni, Signor -uzzil; Puzzi. Duet, Madame Castelli and Signora Mtarlaent (La Gazza.7Ladra); Ros%sini. Variations, MTandoliniann Paiano- fort,e. Signor Vimuereati and Master Liszt Mayseder. Recitation arid Air, M,r.Birahanr. 'Deeper and deeper,' and' Waft her, Angela r' Handel. Act lI.-Grand Overture (Der Freysclrutz) ; Weber-, Aria, Mr. B'grez; Paisiello. Trio. MadamieCastelli, Sien5r M'arlioirii, and Sigcnor a.rcia (Flelciarlo and Horaldal; IRossini. Fantasia. Harp, MNr. Labarre (fromn Paris); Latarre. Cavatina, Sig,nor Bocesecini,' Fra un istante r' Has- suni. Varlations, Plaiao!orte, Mfaster Liszt, writh Orchestral Aceoin- arralmtnts; Czerny. Ballet, alusb Stephens, 'Girr living worth." Duiet, Le Signore Marbironi; Ro-sini. Extempore Fantasia on a rri'ttlei Tlhemna whiclh Master Liszt will request aLny person of the compaany to give him. Leader, IMi'. MarL 'CoNductor, Sir George Suriart. Tickets, half a. guinea, each, to be lhad of 'Master Liszt, 18, Great M5arlbrorouIgh-street; at the music shiops of Mlessrs. 11irchali anid Chappeli anidCi~i. N4ewvBond-streetI Power, Strand: Clemeuti and Co. (?heapside; hictts, Royal Exchange: the Royal Ilarmnonic lnstitu- tion,.Rcgent.street; atnd Boo-ey, Holle.-stieet. Cavendisi.squarc. 0 'O the E IO o H TM S.-Sir,-As ani old -fLCitizeinand Carman.I wlvish to as,through your' wsidely circu- lated paper, ttire Ciaims of tIre iegal Qa Wharfinger- on the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermenl to supor them against the Carmen: I. W'iry these eIght individuael claims are s-i strong, on ttire miuids of the Court: they say they pay reout to garernminirt of ?1I5,000 per aunnur. annf one Individual alonie toi expenid ?24,000 in the buildlrr; of 't-archiiuscs, Independent of ?2,300 per alnunu rent? 2. WVhy these warehouses are riot built, and not continue to petitron the Lords of the T'reasury to ease them in the rent rind taxes? 3. 1 ask the eight %-orthy svharfirigers fer what reason they raIlsed the wbarfage arid shiipping of goods coustwvise, packtges I cwvt. arid tinder, fron: ed. to 6,d. on the Londaon trade, anid the Irish trade se- duced froni 6d. to 3d. only? 4. I ask- these eight iridividrlals why they drove the tieket Porters frrnth eqireys, and for what reason the cranes wvere locke-d up ard no business done for days tgogther? -i .5. For what reason thieir difficuilties atrise mrnne t an tIre East Indlia Compatny, whose despatch of brusincss is doubtle any of the other whrrrfingers, arid si complalint imade? 0. Why threysuiffer carts to be loecked iii the gateways all slight, and other mril-practices, to tre injury of tireapprentices rrrd rrged nmen, whor, have not the leaste'bance of a tur,n among thenis, although turn keepirrg was first established for despatch, of nmerchants' bursiniess, ti, keep the land r'aiters emiployed and the cranes going, rind 4- officers appoinited troin Clhrist's Iloqpital to superintend -hem? See Peakecs Act of Caoimon Council. of 16.68. 7. L'istiy, as honesty is the best policy, I fecomnmend the niereliants4 and traders of the city of London to excamine the landing, whiarfa-ge. and c-artarge accounts for the la$t 25 years, and see the differenceL of cartage, &-c.and say who Is right or wrong. Junie 18, 1824. FAIRPLAY. ONDON aud WES51NTE OIL GAS COMl- PANV.-At a GENEFRAL MERETING of PROPRIETORS in tbe above Company, convened by public adver tisemnent, arid hield This Day, at ti,e Gray's-inn coffeelionie: SIMION MI'GILLIVRAY, Esq. in the Chrair. Tiere lteirot ofthe Cormmittee having-beenmrad, it *as resolve,d,, I. That the Report of the Committee, api6inted on the 11 th d:ry of March last, to conduct the proccedin In IParliament for tire Incor- poration of this Comrpany,.be receivc&nand applrovedl. 2. That the plan suggested by tbe Commiittece for carrying okn the Cornp~ny u:irder a Deed of Settlemnent, until an Act of Iiicorporation can he obtained fromn Parliarment, be adopted. 3. Ta 'I.Lthe followring Gent1emei be Director.s of theConurany:.. -Thoinas Blake, esq. S. htGIllivray,eq F. Hf. Brarndrairi, esq.EdadMkor,e. Jamies hlurtonl, esg. Joseph AMartlneau', esq. 15. T. Cirlebrooke, esq. J Thouimta Mmix, esq. .Tohn Fraser, 3tin. esg. Dainiel Moore, esq. Charles Gell, esq. I 'honies Mardoch, esq. William Kay, esarl. More'WIgrarn esq Hart Logan. esq. S. F. 7. WIlde, * q. 4. Thatthe followinigGentlenrre betheTruSteesof the Company:- H. T'. oleboko esq. I Thomnas Mleux-, esq. S. A'Gl avry esq. Daniel Mroore, esq. Jamnes Burti,h, esq. .5. ThaIttthefoliowi,ngrenitlemnen he the Auiitars of the Company:_ Thomnast S. Benson, csq. Wnr. Praler, irsq. Gecirge Drown, iisq. C3. That a Deed of Settlement, fouinded uprrn the basis proposed by the Coniumittee, be forthwith prepared, under- the supezinteridence o;f the Direetr,rs, wvith rsebh additional regulations end provisions aS the 7. hatas oonus uchDee bepreared, tire same be submitted for aprovl oramendent o aenerl Meeting of tire Propriethirs, to he altd b tre iretor fr tat urpse an tht i le signed by eachPropietr wihin tie tobe lmitd bythe iretors. 8. hatsuc peson asshal rfus ornegecttosign tire Deed withn te tme apoitddhal becOniderd a haing abandoned 9. That thes;e resolutions he Published Ins the miorning papers, and printed anld rlrcuiated u-nder the dilrecrion of tIre Directors. Jone 17, 1824. SIMON AM'GILLIVR.,0y, Chiairinan. Thie Clirairmran having left tIre chair, It wras res-olved. That the thanks Oif this mrcgting hb riven to Siroori N~I'Gillivay, esq. for his, great atteittiotir t, the lntcrcis aof the C'in-. p-anv, from tire tinie of its formation, as Chairman of the Conimiittee, and' for htis able and imipartial tontdtnet lii tire eliair tinis da-y. Notice is hereby given. that HIl pur.-tianc of the 7th resoluition of the above mneetInig. C Genecral Meeting of the I'roprietors wvill be field .at tfire Gray's-hin coffeehmouse, on Thursday the 1st of Juily niext, at II tor 12 om'lcIck, for tire purpoise of taking into consideration the draft ndf the p)ropdscd Deed of Settlemnent'. hg rde 'i tie Drecors CH RLES Y , TLTON, See. p ro I ter'. fl~ PANTERS,Glaziers, Plasterers.Cretr.ai Phininbers. Weetmnsee, doherey gie noice,turdtheyun-il asernible in terkral REPAIR of te IUCIllxpetrlingotie pew tk uiditia irncn trat t beentredint, :ridothr artienuars may Ir1n) Wsb appliction,to th Clerkto tIe Comittee, at his 0iffie 1,Gra Queenstree, Wesrahieer. N propsal. will be receIve% fertr hourapponte, oa unlss he prtyProposing Inr annieufcin perso on hs berelf)attens t thetrlle arid Place afoead - ~~SI-MON STEPHENSO lek Resniri, frlirthe elerate piture inthecollectiosrfteEl the rert asor ii te vry Oposte ciinacters of KingRcar h only n tir breats o thos who have elte etrie powe call survnive at lest, reset to osteity niemr taIofs force, these prints will, b ftea-istcairsbing versartility a of his genius Th rt ftreeblanees has been irnivereally aemiroleded al, tatartcan do for the actorseetrs acciiorrlished; and thiey do equal honour to tire merriories of Dance arid Zirifirnv. The puurlIcatton of ttire prints, unider tiheIrnediate Irattronage of thje Earl of Carlisle, the Ear-i of Essex. Viscount Sidnmouth, thec Hon. George Agar Ellis, the Earl of Hardw~Ickc, theJEarl Of Aberdeeri, the Hon.'i~iorna Grnvile, Sr GorgeDennnrot, Nern, and Sir Watkin Wiilani niyrire,hart, i eaured o Msrsr-. Colnaighi arid Co. prinit- selersto IreKig ad t th RoalFanmily, who wvilt rise every exetinti o d jutic totir trst.Tie, price of the engrarvings, p:ralre o dlivry,wil b, pooG '1. s.,prnts II I. each. Namnes stret, ond n; ridb y ire Prnei el i ool- a ~ l rin seler c. cks ur. and eecuton ;cmrtainin-theentireSpirit,,f tire Week-iy Press,xvi'th it richi selectiollo all tire "l Saylings and Dohng5" froni N ineteen Sun dlay Papers. For the surni olSe;en-perce the reader possess,es then diversified talent. inforrmation, an,d genu htisirus theEnls piress. The Telegccraph. has, moreover, a page irf intelligence uPon the Fnurdsth Con aidevery otherMelrket from allI parts of thekirrgdom. with tre ilturna if al sorts of Grainfriev'pr In Enlad,Ii Poltca ntserlSg e of s theIO anam uriTfeveryIslvegnt prebartiorn, TownihI pordurncryerd all tireYminuteMincatinnteowtf the r insolvemnt Dslt,rrs Cortthe ,11 e onmndedb telegrapht eisnent Phypst,iansirsMondy todmirablerisofvtre fointhelnimenadnisryte broideio Of everye praugnaste condneraoa;ri nd tdou% Mr.oW.ss fomrlya,Opriterad, pbytefclishrty Vtire Whlich.i Pcaterbrugisedu, Fn tl eensteent.pc taei CRYSTninufAS ofrt LeMON a,tind Eands-uliislyeganIt preparaton. whichfll is prdue byacyniaonbnthe sin, ofuth reer, fero,nit wihteli.asisr,ecannInendeds byittire mst deminsetphysiian asemortr udgent disckvery for ineithel snopedit py,rodcto of tain eadrotnghts, and stat blofs eabtrvseenoe thn possessTes obvirousadanags moved r the. coitY iotlnee and t Iddot estiornre t formerl an irtvdlbybtefartcilt ito whTich itcn botes use d, an.d tIrd concenratd siei hihal*h essetias eist. Incass o f~e testand Sunihamped nt on-rly from: ~gkcpi1~~u. gntl pespirtio ur th skiln,ehutals frot hits yrcg al nrvos irittiO s an ligpains.M T ,hemot andin illns abis nthig s deidely vercoes mp orbid eiveta lity liauieee nd idigstio. ItforSal an. ltihooral a1rotile t 7THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.-Miss I M. TRtEE has the honour to announce that her BENEFIT is appoinlted for Wednesdaty, Jane 31). rhen *vill be acted Shakspeare's Comedy- of AS YOlj LIE IT; Rosalind, first time, Miss T. Tree- Celia, first time, Miss A. Tree. With k'ntertalcmnents, as wiU be ex- pres~ed in future advertisements. TIckets and places to be had of iss h. tTbree.3, tTorrlr.gtonsqnare, Bloomsbury; and at the Box Tr; ING4s T ATRE.-The Nobility and Gentry, Sub- scribers to the Opera and the pblIlc, are respectfullyinformed,. that Madame PASTA's BENzEFJT NIGHT Is fixed for Mondisynext, when ill beperformed.fortpe firsttime inthiscountry. the grand serious Opera of ROMEO e MIULI ETTA; music by Zilgarelli. Prin- cipal performers, Gialietta; Miadame Ronzi de Begnis; Everado, Signor Gareia; Cllberto,Sigaor Porto; Matilda. Signora Graziar.i; Romeo, Madane Pasta. Enu of the Opera, a, favourite BA LLET. Applica- tions for boxes and tickets to be made to Madame Pasta, 140, Regent- street;_or to Mr. Seguic,, Opera office, 105, Quadrant. I ING's THEATRR.-ME adeem orse11e. N1OBLE'T re- d 3Lspectfully begs leave to inform the Nobility and G,entrr, Sub- scribers to the Opern, and the Public, that her BENEFIT NIGHT wrUl take place at this Theatre on Thursday. July 1, wvhea wvill be per- formed afavourite OPERA, wherein Madame Ronzide Begnis, Signor Garcia. Signor Purto,and Madame Pasta will perform. Aftertheopera, al entire ner comicbBallet, cemposedby H. Aumer, entitled JADIS ET AUJOURD'HUI. Applications for boxes and tickets to be made to Mademoiselle Noblct, 17. Charles-street. St. James's-square; or to Mr. Seguti, at the opera offce, 105. Quadrant, Regent-street. K ING's THEATRE CONCER rlOOM.-1adsime t! BIAGIOLlrespectfullybegsleave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, and the Public, that her BEi4EIT CONCERT vill take Place on Friday, June 25. Principal vocal per- forniers:-Madame Ronzi de Begnis. Signor Garcia, Madame Pasta, Signor Remorini, Maldame Biagioli, Signor Curioni. Signorde Begnis, Signor Benetti. and Madame Colbran Rossini. Madame Biagioli Js happy to have It In her polver to announce thac Signor Rossini has ?bigingly consented to conduct the concert. Principal instrumental pertormers:-Messrs. Dragonetti, Wilmai, Pazzi. Centroni, Monzani. Am cdio,and Anfossi. Leader of tne band, Signor Spagnoletti. Madame Biagioll begs leave to announce, that the concert room ham een re- cently fitted up as a little thjeatre, and boxes may be retainelfor Par- ties of 4, on applieation to her, at 44, Leicester-square; or to Mr. Se_uin, opera office, 105, Quadrant, where tlekets for the saloon, lOs. 6d. eaeh, may likewvise beYiad. S 'NTOTICE is hereby -iven, thiat tb Ae S S the ETATI and EFFLOTS of ROBER' IROBY, formerly of g9,Gossvell-street, then of 75,. Goswell-street, and late of 35, Itad- cor-street, City-oad, all In Middlesex. tailor, an Insolvent debtor, wvhowaslatelydischargedfrom his Majestys gaol of the Fleet, In thel city oi London. under and. by virtue of ani Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 1st year of the Ieiga of his present Mlajesty, for the relief ot Insolvnt Debtors in England, and of the Act to amend the same, passed in the 3d year of thq reign of his said Majestyv wvill, on the e2st day of Julynext, at i2 oclock at noon precisely; attend at the office o MIr. Samuel Fisher, solicitor, 4S, Line-fln's-inn-flelds, in the county of Middlesex aforesaid, to make a DIVIDEND out of the balance ofnioney In their hanids, amongst the creditors of the said insolvent, whose debts are expressed in the sehedule delivered by the said insolvent, vhen and where the said Creditors of the said insolvent are to come prepared to prove their respective debts; and if the said Insolvent, or any of his Creditors, Initend to object to anyI debt stated admitted in the said schedule, such objections are at the said time and place to le made. SAMUEL FISHER, solicitor to the said Assignees. June19, 1824. 43, Lineoln's-inn-fieds. T NDEPENDENGI'T of SOUTH AMERICA.-At a A SIECtAL GRNt:vAL MEETING of the MTembers of the Mhan- chester Charcber of Corcanerde and Manufactures. lheld in the Cons- mittee Roono of the Exchange, gn Thursday, the 17th Juue, 1824; JOHN KIRMAN, Esq. one of the Constables of tanchester, in tice chalir Thefollowing rea'olutfons were unanimously passed, viz. 1. That thiA Chastber, eonsistirig of Alerchants, Manufacturers, and traders, voluntarily associated togetber for purposes purely com- mercial, and Prohibited by its L'iws from all interference in questior's of partypolitics, feeLs neverthelessa deep interest In the fortunes of South Amnerica, connected as they are with the commercial velfare of our country. 2. That the varied nature, steady character, aid great extent of our South American trade are tOo vl'lI understood ahid too generally aldmitted to call Fot' particular Illustration on the present occasion. Yet WVe may briefly declare, that in its recent origin, its rapid growth. and its expandingprospectv it forms a most iratifying and strikiqlg proof of what tho poower and genius of Brltish commerce can ac- complish. 3. That it is fuirther gratifving to reflect, that whilst this commerce has been eminently benefieial to our own couAntry, it has beell pro- I ductive of equal or greater benefits to the inhabitants of South I America, thuis forcibly demonstrating hoss' extecnsively and howv I rapidly the vell being and i-.cppiriess of civil communaties may be promoted by a free and peaceable intercouirse with each other. 4. That the encouragement and protectloll afforded. from time toI time, by His Majesty s Government to this conimmrce merits our i grateful acknowledgements, and affords a well.gronudded assurance that Whatever may yet r6main to be done, to add to its stability and securn its pernanence, will not be writlibeld by them, if eqnsistent wvith thie honour and the trueinterests of the country. 1. That an early and torma1 acknowledgement by His lajesty of the freedom and sovereignty ef such of the States of Spailssh Ame- rica as have, de facto, established their independence, appears to us to be demanded by the true interests of Great Brltain, to be consistent wvith her honiour, and to be due to the character of 6- That no axiom in political morals aupears snore clear thar at. as soon as the power or tbe vill to prstect a colony has com- petely and eflentuauy ccased, thb duty of allegiance has ceased also: id that the sovereigin authority of the parent state is then re,lly and essentially at an end. That buch has lon, been the case between Spain andl Spanlish America cannot he doubted; whilst thc povwer to constitute anduphold for themselves a sovereign authority adetlnatc to lts object. benieficial to the people, and meriting the respect and confidence of other states, has been satisfactorily proved by the chia- racter anid conduct or the Governments nowv eyisticig is various sec- tionis of Spanish America. 7. That longer to refusc an open and avowed intercourse writh such Governments, to continue to withhiold from them the disthletiolis usually allowed amonig civilized states when in amity writh each other, and to wvitness in our courts off law the solemn denial of thleir existence, when we are at tle same time secretly courtingtheir friendslhip, and Unlintermittingly puishinig to the Utmost ouzr commer- eial dealings with their people, appear to us to be unbeconing the dignity of a great state, and likely to provc permaniently and griev- ouAsy injutrious In nmany practical cousequetiecs to our national sel- fare ang prosperity. S. T ati0elis hcont orjtroine once dependent has succeeded ihi the esvabllshicrt of Sts Independence, irc are not awvare of tiny rigot, reid or assumed, by wrhich the parent state can claim of other Independentstates to withhold the aeknsowrledgement of thtst iridc- pendence. That wve believe it to bc a questin of expediency tind feeling aloe, wvhen, and uzider whtct ciretnustanees, that acknow- ledgecuient shall be made. A q'icstion to be decided slely bv the sepa- Tate interests and inclinatdon of each inidi-idu -I State. 9. That believing, for the foreF,iAug reasons, no legitillmate obstacle to exist t-o an inmmediaterecognrlon 'if the States in cLuestlon,despair- ing of seeing Spaini hers fr set the example, and( cedings assured tbat sucl, a reeognitiuis will be of eosentiad service at the pro-cult mo- cuut, and ,or the future, -tg tbe coinnirercal interests of this ttown. a petition tO the Hl-,,aisc of C.monrs bc fortitwvitl prepared, prayicig the louse to take this subject into its serious consideration, and to adout such mesanres for the acomplishmentof the obiect, as to its wvisdom may secuc fit. 10. Thlat the petition sow read bc adopted as the petition Of this cuectine. 11. That in the uncertaintv 'vhlch exists as to the presence in London of either ofthe mcnshers fir the county ofLancaster, acid the sessiun being too far advanced to admit of any delav, the petition be fonrarded to SirJasmes Macintosl, M.P.as a miark of the re.pect wvlhieh this sneeting feels for his services in relation tic tlii subject, acid wvith a request that he will take the earliest opportunity of pfesenting it to thebhouse. 12. '1hat the prcicedic of tiiiamceticcg be advertised oncz icc all th cManchester papers,.and in The Times. Courier, and Gbh.e and Traveller London papers. .101114 KIRRMAN Chairucali. IaS. That the erste ru1 tba's of ehis meeting be icrsented to John I;irkman, esq. First Constablcof Malchester. for his conduet iil tile chair this day, acid for his general attention to to timc busiiess o,f thc day. i L:,......GILUERT WINTER.