ROYAL NAVAL ANNUITANT SOC...
The Times, 1824-06-24T00:00:00

' OV'AiL ,\AVIAL 'N,NUITA,NT SOCIHTY-_;London Brnh3 tn sheeygven, that the SOCIETY's OFFICE, ,Clii(nrdt's-.in, Fleet-street, WilU in'future be OPEN~ on the Iasi rhuirsday.In every, Aonth, for the purpose of entering miembers, an4 that tile i-d, ad. end last Thtursdays in the months of August, N'ovem. her, February, and may are appointed for the purpose of receiving the quarterly subscriptions, betwreen the hours of II and 3 dclock. By order of the Committee, THOS. WILL.EY, Pursier, R.N. Secretary. 3, CHifrOWSd1m.ln Fleet-street, June 2-1, 1824. ~1ASQUERAIJE, the LAST this YAR, 'JTHIEs EVENING, Thursday,June 24.at the OPERA HOUSE. Tickets, I s9.each, beng Ss. less than at the Doors. Tbe purchxsers of thesm tickets havenothIng miore to pay at the doors unless they wish to tnl-i snpper. Tickets for thesuipper, 12,.Gd.eachi.to behad.netFENTUMbI' 3Maxquer:ide lYarehouse, 78. Strand, (necar the Adelphi.) 'Masks, do- ninos, neiw tuniecs, fancy and character dres.;es, let out for the even- Ing. Dresses, &c. hired att Fentorn's, 78. Strand, may be left at the Opera House after the mpsquerade Is qver. Character tickets lOs. Gd. each. AccoMmnodatlon for dressing both goinf to and returning from hemas'crde as attendance Is given all zixiht. Mlasks, dominos, &lmy ad at the Opemraoutsetrhesniceeveninig. FTJNDF,R the PATIO A E e RyalH Hi gVne s _st the DueI;css of GLOCESTER....NEW ARGYLi.. 1R00,S.-Mldie. JAS f he Conevtieo Paris, has thehonouir to inform the nobliy a~ anty,tha hrBENEFIT CONCERT will takce place THI EENitGat il abveRooms. Scheme of the Concert,- OvertureT~neredl Deo, ariaSpiegar, SlgnoriCuirioni e Rernocini1, Solo Hrn, Sgnor uzzl. A.Irs, Miad. Pasta; Duetto ButtFo, Signora Madnoi an Sigor Remoriul Solo, Violin, the Pleugh Boy. Mr. ~(ul; alld. rs.Samon; Conicerto, Pianoforte, Md1ll.Jams; between the ctsSignr Pstrracci wili giv an extemnporary recitation In verse Part2. Fatasia, Hanrp, M%r.vLaRbarre; I Una vote pero fa,' Miss ~rew;~Tc)lme were Is Fancy bred,' Ms Sailmon and. Mr. T.Wel3lh; Rond. Feld Mdle.Jams: Song, IaLd. Raur ; Glee, I'The Merry Gip. ales,' Mis aew ad. 8laur, and Mr.:T. WVelsh; - Aria, Mrs. Salmon; FinalcZah fue. Conductor of the 1'st part, Signor Rossinl; Leader, '-Mr. Mtor. Tiktsls, 6d. to he had at the Argyll Rooinis at Messrs. Birchall'; asdteprincipal muicii shops. 1f ING'SCT ATRE.-The Nobility, Gentry, and thte Pli,aemoast respectfully informed, that there r.ill be, ~HiSVENiG,5 RAND MII1 ITARLV FF.TEand MIASQUERADEJin commmortio ofthe glorious Battle oflWaterloo. The gan alo W lbsforme~o te pit .ndxlstage. as usual, made level, th latter re- presetinga tetefield, decorated with various inilltary- devices, tropies &c.Twomilitary bands ScillFplay during the whole of the nigh. I th ealy art of the eveningvwill he Introducedl, in the centre s.fth teate,soasto be viewred from every box, the celebrated Game o'Chss,as i wa plaed,withSuc extaorinary effeit, before Na- poleu Bonaart, a Vesailes Th picesby real men. tIa appri- Rsiatcastxne.Ie th lgnly ite p theatre, or!ginallY thie uig's5 great concertr ,wl eraeented a sinaularly interesting Bailet. bycthe jis-eliedaerofts establishment. For the above entcrtrninmen% a sueirocetahs been selected, whirl; will af- terwvards be ermploye fr adilswaltzes- &c. A spleaqddsidnp per, of SW0 cove"s wlll hepoie,adte same arrangements maae as gave such un?vera saifcinnteia3t occasion. The wilnes wvill be provided byMTcssBacea n Co. of rall-mall. Single tickets, admittingto the bale anterehi s, one guinea each;, double tickets, wxith tiae sanse. privilege, admiittinig a lady sild gentleman, or twoladies, 1l. lls. 65. Supper ticket, zIncluding wine, 12s. 6d. The privileged Ivory tickets 'viii only be Rduslitted on pay'ment of l0s. Gd. An erroneous opinion having prevailed that no persons wvould be ad- mittedlwho wertsnortin mi2lItrycostutme it has become necessary to staite, that sno'naIsnot the case,anid thitat o.ninoesandeharactersa viii be admnitted al usual. ApplicatIons for boxes, to v!ew the whole, to be na4de tIn Nit. Tilley, opera boxoffiee, 105. Quadrant, Iegent-street. Tickets 'tobe had at the door; also of Mr. Seguin, 105. Quadrant, Re- gent-st-.cct; 11r.Sairs, 1, St. James's-street. At the followingmasque.- rad ~rrehuss.,:Mr.Tiley,staionr. &c. 10. Glasshouse.styeet; Mr.~dllwnd. o~vr Boogstret;Mr.Lay, Southmoltun-.street; Mlr. FCPtun. Sran; M. Treser.Hamarket: Mlessrs. Bbooks and SStatl, Gea Nepor-stee; M. Bts, Royal Exchange; Mfr. Slm- snon Ho~wel-sree; MrBsrhelt, 2,latton-gardien; Mr. Nathani, Ders~c~tret,Soh; ad al te pincpalhoels. Admission to the gallry.3s.Thedoor wit b thustoupet a It o'clock, the supper To tile PROPRIETORS of the LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY' YGentaemn thslay to elect Six Directors : the official lteIsdtd12th May. After comoplimenting the gentlemen abou to etir, bystating " that, In addfition to their other valu- abl Savics, heyhav'e largely contributed to the present flourish- lugstae o ths istitUtion by ably and itealouslY as-Sisting and forardng ts bjcts," t~ie letter proceeds-" Under thesqe circum- stanes he ireeersf~ithey canniot better dIscharge their duity thanby ctin Incor'i'omity uv-ithi the practice of similar societies vacances, a' nexclusi.u oa all te addts "1As bet' ticlclated I' Whattko h ietr fteegn itlemen bVrt In their pr~fessional chrce,adsatvrym br of the ~Lrofession Can judge of? The body at large ate not perhiups aware that three of those pro- powl ,ias so wsell c-alculated' becamne proprietors onily last month. ?'S tosuchaF,communication being expected froM themi, the DIrectors ,of the India Houise, the Bank, &c. recoxmmend genitlemen who have beeni before In the direction, anid kuosvn to be fit mnen of buisiness; (and they niever interfere in the election of a ixesv member, when a vacancy occur, by' death. &e.l lint what opportunity have the di- rectors had of judging three gentlemeni "to be so svell qualified." The proprietors reject with; indli ation the atspersiols, anid consider, on thecontra,ry, that the directx,rs save greatly outstepped the bounds- of the,r duty--a body to elect Itself--a whveelwithIn awheel-as if they were the head, and all the society arms and legs--mere memibers to be adapted to the uses they thinik fit to assign them. A numerous body therefore of the proprietors have resolved to main. taintihe rights and privileges of the society (their own embodledtchere- in), by supporting only memnbers swho rely upon their owvn merits, aind not the patronagre of a confederated heaLrd of 24dlrectors with trustees snd other officers, rin number altogether 36. There may be some strungers who need dictation : there mayj be others unable to judge for themselves, wvho probably wvill be thankful for direction : bat there are those who dete-st dictation; atnd surely they wilt be such mien aLs, having run a. long course in the profession, have matured their judgment, and are ascaable of1crnouving wvhether a rterlwer has conducted himself "Wt honour, inteoty, and sknll, as any director. Under these circumstances the prourietors are called upon to sup- Fort thie independlence of thxe instittition, and not to be ledawaiay by any Qodue influence, 12ssex, AN OLD AND INDEPENDENT SUBSCRIBER AND June c24, 1824. WELL WISHER OF THE CONCERN. EACON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NLO. 8, 51 Ca ha5-lae,Blckrnilar-,tnd 184, Regent-street, Oxford- SirHeny Prnel,hart. Ml.P. Chairman, JonWa,esq. euycarnn Benjamain Ansley.resq .D David Laing, esq. Henry J. Bouverie, esq. John Lainson, esq. Jarmes Bridges, esq. Sir Peter Laurie Williama P. Craufurd, esq. Sir Gr-egory A. Lewin Robert Ferguson, en,. Thomas H. Longlden, esq. Henry Hallam, esq. James Mlanisfield, esq- George Hamnieraley, eslq. James Mackenzie esq. J. Adalr Hawkins. esq. Lauren~ce B.bosl,esq. Robert W. H4ay, resq. William Sotheby, esq. Rolit. J. WiImot Hiortona, esq. 5I.P. I Sir Patrick Walker Lieut.-Gen. 'HughesI Abraham Welland, esq. Managing Director-John Clark, esq. Audiors-Illaxo . Caufod ad John WYray, esqrs. Twety.ivepercen, aateentof he rdiarypreium of insur. 50ccon rivre dellngs a rducionproprtinaby lberal on all othe desripion f popery, nd a alowane o 61.percant. In alU RucdRtes. Prem. Duty. Totail. d.e. s. td. a. d. ttn Dellin-houss andFurru: ~ 16 2 10 4 4 per ?100O bOvels thereinnot hazardous2 10 4 7 ditto ditto Farming Stock - - - 1 ~~9 2 10 47 -ditto ditto Bankers, Masra Hainieralcy andCo. Pall-all; and Sir P. Pole, Elnusar and SoIl, Ednoninburgh.srs ~EDICAL, CLERICAL, an-d GENERAL LIFE AlASSURANCE SOCIETY.-CapiWCaj?,000,000. President, The Marquis of`HUNTLY. VIC&PRESIDENTS. The Lord Bishop of Btbash an The Very Reverend the Dean of Well"s CanterburY Lord Viscount Garlies SirHenrylialiford,bhart. F.R.S, Lord Viscount Clive E.B cnewilbraham, esq. hi.P. Lord Viscount Stopford Toa Wilson, esq. M. P- DIRECTORS. George Blrkbeck, M.D. Clement Hiue, M.D. Walter Boyd, eso. H.P. j Sir WiN. Eay, hart. Robert Bree, 51.0. FP5.M. James IKliblewhite, esq. A. B., Chambers, esq. A. A. Mifeville, req. Arthur Chichester, esq. George Pinekard, M.-D. Sir Astley Cooper, liars. F.RLS. Sir George Pocock Henry Earle, esq.FRS. Asliby Smith, MI.D. 3.I.Green, 'esq. TRUSTEES. JSir Everard Home. 1,ert. Y.?P.PS. 3.J Marryat, esq. 3..Gladstoe,resq. H.P_IA.A.MHeville, esq. Re.D.Sheipherd I as. Kllblewliite, esq. Rev. Dr. Yates Auditors, C.B.Baldwlfi,esq. John Stev-enson, esq. and Josh, Seeley, esq. Bankers, Sir Wmn. Kay, hart. Price, Marryar, and Co. Mansloahouse- etreet, and Messrs. Chamnbers and Son, New Bond street. Solieltors, John Buxdel-, esq. Parlianment.street, and Win. Gillmnore Bulton, es .Austlr.frlars. T'he business of the society wb comm,ncued on Wednesday next, the 23d of June Instant, at the temporary office, No. 32, Great trLue- sell-street,Bloomsgbury,svhere instructions forpolicies iWill be received until tbe offices of the society shall be ready ?ro the reception of the establishiment. Tile reeent discussions in ParlJiament, respecting joint stuck comn. .Fniles, mnake It importanit to observe, that the shareholders tIn the pre- sent society Incur no reslicuslbility whatever beyond the amnount of the-ir respective subscriptions, and that the nature and object of the institutIon render It totallyounnecessary to apply eithier to the Crowni or the klariament for a cbmter. ?lertons inSUred for the wvhole term oPlife wvill enjoy a liberal share of the general profitsi with the original proprietors, their proportioins beingnadded to the actual sunis assured, and left to accumualate for the benetit of their successors, or aPPlied In dimninutioni of the annual payments of premitums, at their option. A leading principle of this institution is to extend the advantagLe of life assurance to prsons subject to such deviaLtionis from the coxumunn ateaari otealil sdonotessntillytend to shorten life,upon their I. Tat hey akean afidvit,sIninethe nature of their corx. pla~ts th daes f teirfirt atacs, nJthe namnes and addresses of ril meica prctiionrs ho ttededthem then, or in any subse- 2. hatthe pa anInceasd pemiemproportioned to the Increase TieSceywil grant Annuities, Endowmnents for Chilidreni, &e.; and bi ucase Annuities, Reversions, anid other contingenit In- zretst, J. PINCKARD, 32, Great Russell-street, June 18, 1824. Resident Secretary.