WANTED, by a young Man, t...
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W ANTED, by ayoungR Man, thloroughly acquaixtted TVwith the-ter. anrd grocery biusiness, haying had 20 yas xei ease an wel asusn td wth usiessin eneal a SiUATiON,d eithe as OWN RAVE.I,E, Waehoueman Colectig Clerk, ar 0,5 anaer n an repecableconern wbge aconidetial person .sf n ativ tun isreqirc. Udeniblerefrenes wll e gvento those bywhom he s now emloyed asmankager oateesblish- ment. ettcrsa'Jdre~esi, ost pad, toA. B. 6,H ae-or,Gek. 01' WHOLESALE D-RUGGISTS.- hol GTuardians o ai Youth, whbo lhas inust left selhool, -wish to PLACE hIm n IIa HOUSE of re-pectability In the above busine.ss, where his moral rnd' religious habits wo,uld liestrlctiy atte'adcd to. A hanidsomneptremium wiillhe given. Letterg, post paid, addres.sed to ir. Plowmirall,surgeo)n, a, _Poct-nastreet, Portmana-squsre, wvill receive duie attennion. ANUN.~ERGRADUAT E of CAMBRIDGE, of !.t cnsIde abltanding, wi%hes for a SITUATION aLs PRIIVATE TUTO to fewyou~Gex%tlemen, with a vievw to their preparationi eitherfor th publi schoos and universities, or for professlornal and commrcIa sitatins iii life : a situation in or near towni wlll be pre- ferrd. Adres E.0. Postoffice, Northaniptonl. EDICAL.-WANTED, a yoiing MAN, who call iVLDISPENSE MgODICINES, In t.he private Surgery of a Practi- tioner. The situation Is very light, and to prevent trouble no salary Zill be glvsin, but board, iodtlng, and wvashiing found. Good refer- ences will be required. Atpplyany morninig before12,to0 Mr. Eastl,1, Asty'sim,iidngs Lwer-road islmigton. AYOUJNG LAkDY is diesiroiis of ~procu~ring a, SITUA-~ _ ..TION as TEkCH-ER In a Ltidles' Scihool. or Unider Governess In a Gentlemian's Family ; she profes-ses to teach Frenceh, English, usge of the globest, and tne ruidinents of drawing; asod if shie couild receive Instructions fIn drawing anid the baRr m salary wvould not be desired lot the first year. Letters, post paid, to he addlressed t, ii.wN. BuirgesS, esq. 46,_Sloante-square; or to Mtrs. Tyas, Caerniartheni House, KensIngton. 0the FXCULTY.-A young 'Man of' llighly rcspect- -abieconnexions, who has attended the different lectures slnd Pr;metIce of Guy'A and St. Thoni-5s'mc., Hospitals, a, Liecetitate Or A, othe. carles'-hall, &c. wishie to EN,C,GAG hunself as ani active ASSISNANT to a Genitleman ~of rkt.;'ectni,Iiity, in~ town or ce;untyy, wlho would liberally, reward his services. Letters directed, post pmid. to Mi. D. Irso,to,iec, 23. Welle-row, Ilsin,tton. will bo Jimneiclately art-ended to.) V~ ) LADIES' lCH OL.- Prtlier WYanited.- rLW(ANTF,14, immediately, a L5&D) of education, no take a Shiare In a School of respeetabilIty, which has bmeen recently iindertaken ution superior principles of tuitioni, and every prospect of ultimaFte 311cness. Any Lads' wihe cani comnmand a fewv pupils, and prolficient Jin drawing and rmislc, mnay answer this advertisement. Letters ad- dressed, post paid, to J. E. T. at Mr. WVakeman's, 4, CaltthorPe-place, Gray's-Inn-road. ~~ A LANGUE FRANCAISE ~~~~TAUGHT by aFrench JLA entemen fomery Prfesor n Paris, under the speciallau- thorty f te anverits .55tha plce. is nmode of teachinig Is su- peror.hIspln etreel eay, ndcalulaedf,r the Improvement of eerycapcity Hecanattnd shoos aid rivate families swithin the istmcc f tree iiesfro thebrides.Nuimerouis reference3 if required. Letters addressed, post pad tMons. Prud'homime, 15, lianway-strect, Oxfor-d-strceet. ---- -------- N_GEiN__U _Ai RTN E P IENDSof a FOREI'GT GETLE acdesirous to procure hiim a SITUATION as TRAVELL,ING TUTOR1, 11Crompanion, it Secretary, to a Nobleman or Gentleniani. lHe lies received thie best education, kinows six languages and Is thio- roghl acuainted wvithi the authors in thenm. As to his chiaracter ndmnesthey are truily amlahle and geac-lemanltike. The highegt wisd most satisfactr reference can be given either in Engiand In Franice, or Imm Mi'taly.ddres.s to P. T. 10, Boltcn-street, Piccadilly ~'LAX SPINNING.-The Advertisest, having hiad coii- .8 iderable experience in this, biisiness, and being able to pr.d,mee resse talile referencees, offers his SERIVICES toany Gentleman wis5hing, toemak in thisimanuifacture. Recenit ioprov'telali ejley Combinied wilth other clrcmmnitacnces. render the present opportuinity a most famVoumafble onie for theo beneficial emiploYmienit of a inodem-ate eaptital. Further, particulars may be k.m,wii by applying by letter, P,,st paid, to Mir. Johin Lowtrh, i'ostoffmce, Leeds, ENTAL DERANGEMENT.-A married MNEDI-~ A~I CAL PRACTI[TIO~NER, residIng1uma cottage.delightfuily ~situ- ate in a retired village in Wilts, 1s desirous of REI.CEIVIING a PATI- ENT. suffering either unider fat"ity"or mental depreesmin. The situa- tion uinites, every opporttilmitv for exercise, and wvciothot observationa ,iirredtraftir. Tlietreatment will be mild, a)d coniducted on thermost Smumraneand e'-ightenied prinmciple. Unexceptionable medical refer- ences ca,ihe given. Termismoderate. For fuirther particullars apply to Nir. lrm. Skinner. suren 0 atomi-garden. 1OARD and LODG IN".-A Gentleman and his WVife, A-19 or a Lady or Genitlemnan, may, hie received as INMIATES, on Rios ,ler,tecteri,ns in the liousceof a sn,FIal respectable Familly, In the neigh. bArhuond of Bedford-square. The so-ciety lI domnestic anld select; reference of a nmature nut ti. be doubte,d requtired. Apply to T.C. at MNr. Trrimmer's, grocer, 3, store-street, Bcdrord-sqummre. 4-E RELLY FURNISHED APRMNTS, in ' tepleasanteet part of Haiceney.-Ai respectable2 W'idow. has'- luig a larger HOUSE than hle requires. wsould be glad to LET HIALF ,of It, consisitinsgof a di-asvlcg roo,m, two bedrooms, and kitchen, withi every orlier requisite: it-ould s,ii r a gentlemana and iiis wife, or iune (rr two ladies or reimelernien: with ,,r mivtima,-t ittendancee terms mode- ra'e. AdIdress Y.Z. Postoffice, Chuirch-street, Hackney. N Tail;,,eSniani, vhe hasno family, attieieestexlid of Loidon,wrishes to RFCEIVEg a LADY, who would be considered as onie of thme family aitif be boarded and lodged. Thle hoilse hm,s uindergone a thorough re- pair and I, withizi 5 min ites' walk ot Hyde-park. Tem moderate. Letters, post paid,tyith real name and cardsof addres~s, at Mfr. Cuillel's,4 gr-ocer, 4, Miount-street, Berkeley-square, wvill be attended to fin- mlediately. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ OARDIG ESABLIS MEN.-A WVidow Ladly .jof the highest respectability, residinig In tute nimmediate vicinit of Brunmvic3k.square.- has now TWO VACANCIES. The numiiber isl limited, aiid to, persons, tii udoutbted refcrences a most tcomfortable h',tniecan beoffered. A Gentleman and hiis Wife, or Two Friends, oc- cimi4ingi,neiebrnoui. would be received on terms mulktually advanta. genui. Carde;of address are eftatNMr. Iring's, 211, Holborn; and at Terrirt's Ifitrary. Judd-street, Brunswick-squilare, or letters may be direeted there t,, Z. Z. 0I'~ be 1LE'l', four mile-s from the bridiges, a stuccoed T.COTTAGE, with rardensz andl fumrec,iurt, conlsi-st:ng of four bed- roomsg, thbree ptilours. kitchien, and waslbouiec, wilth a large pr youm. Tlierels a cbslseh,,use, and a stabile cant be litted uip, iftreqtliied, The s!tuati,mn rmkalsluiosanid veit's delighitful. To m.m eligible tenialit It siill ie let aim very low terms. i;n ice (if by letter. post kaidi of Sir. Symumotie. carpeniter, n1treatlanm-pisee, B3rixton ; or at 1 1, itolborn, near Gravys-Lnn-h,uie. rr~~O b LET, andsomey Furnshed~(, fo~ra fe7w mnonths, IL a exellet dtachd F\iILm iOUSE, near Kenisingro;.-gar- rooms latmdry, antry kitcen, sd allrequiite ronies,i 9 ofies. vie aply ifby ettr, os padi o R. t,we, agent, 2-i, P'ortmnan. Stree5t, poctn an q sre.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 0f~ be LE , Furnsiserd, for 3 monthis, 5 miLs andl a Tb alf fromi London-bridge, near BlacRiteath, a small genteel IIOUSE andi PRENUSES; cons stilig of 2 oarlours. 4 bedrooms, kitchen, pantries. &c. ebaiseliolse and stable, iitIi t he accruing fruit and vegetables in the garden). A steady female servant wvill be left, wh bmay, be enigaged advanitageously. N.B. Terms moderate; bu mn'yung childreni will be objected to. Fhr address Inquire at the KIng and Key, Fleet-street;t or by letter, post paid, to C. D. iNorth Poiltoffice, Lewilbuam, Kenit. _______________ ~'ORTY e CET. EAS~EHOL`D INV1EST- MFNENT .T eSL,TH-IRTEENsub,stantili BRICK HOUSES. situiate near Coniptoss-street, Brunswfck-square, at present let to re- spetahe tnans,producinig 1361. 12s. per annram. net, and held fursa erm of21 ears at a j~rcu mid- ren t. Mlay be viewved, and particulars bead of NV. lgr auctioneer and house agent, King-street, liolborim: If by lette,ps paid.- fl7-ASl SHEE , Sutrey.-Tobit LET, frthe months iL. ofAuustan Setemer a omodious FAMILY HOUSE, near Eichmatd-prk,withdinn rom,draIng room and bmmudoir, 3 heat and oter edroms exc~lnt ffies,large coasebhouse and stable, a gaden smll reenous, ie. or arttuiars and cards to veiew the ome pplyto r. Btes,hous agiit, 5, Welbeck-street, Caven- 17Iiib-,,qstare. D,'ETACHED COTTAGE to be SOLD, with or ,eLf wthout the Furniture, Streatbam Paragon. Surrey.-To he 501.D. a neat detached COTTAGE, 4 miles and a quarter from the bridge,,, w-ith the furniture at appraisemtent; coiitaining a drawving room, dining and breakfast ditto, 6 bedroomns, mind maii's ditt. adjoin- Ing the Itoft, kitchen anid offices, chaisehouse, stable, and large garden, 'well st,-cked wvith fruilt and other trees of sonie years' growvth; hand- some frontage and carriage sweep. APply on the premises, Belie Vtte. ~ 0 SHOEMKERS.-An AdvantageoUs Opportunity. iL -To e SLD,the LEASE of a HOUSE with SHOP, in a throng- ed eigbouhOo. nthie v,icinity of ('ompton-street, Soho. it will be an x~glene.daotgefor asl,oemaLker who has a small eapital,aathere arefiting u fo riittrade,and has been established 17 years.' Or the shopandpanourmaybe let alone, by taking the fixtures at a valua- tio, hts odeatesun wvill purchase the Whrole. For furthar In- oration apply at 174, oxford-street. SIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATIR to be SOLD, orLET, near Chertsey, Surrey; coinsisting of 78acres, of ex- celti REEHOLD LAND, a capital newly-built Faml Mansion. surrounded with time niost beautitfuil shrubberies an i.aatations, -comm:nding extensive views of the adjacent country, an vry coin- veiiience as to coseihbouses, stabling, &e. For cards to vie and fuirtber- particulars apply to Messrs. Frtince and Bancig Pall1-mail, who most strongly recomimend this estate to time considertion of the publiic. ~9ULL-PRICE BAKER's SHOP, a short distance from~ Ftovn.-To be SOLD, by Private Contract, by Mr. JOHN WALKER- 4lare prnrwt Mr. Fatrbairni, a compact BAKER',i SHOP asid PRE. ISES, doinig seven sacks cc wyeek, be sides shiall goods, bakings, ,&c. wvhigh are considerat.lV. 'he liotuse Is delightfully situate, on a niain road, In an extensive neighibourhood; rent and taxes Only 30 1. per annumn ; lelase 18 years, the purchase for whlich undl the effects will be very maoderate. Particuliars and tickets to viewv may be had of the auictionieer nndlappraiser, I16, Wardoui-str-eet, Soho. P' flO SMITHS andl FARtRIERS.-To beLT ns _IL eligibly situate, in a great thioroughifare and -still Iniprovilig neighbouirhood, a FARltIER's SHIOP, win,t a small compact Cnttale akdjoinking. The -liop is atda ted to ani extensive business, and datted uip with 2 forges and otlr comi veneiences. The house contains 2 ariors anti 2 bedrooms., writh suitabl,e outhouses, and is In aL state us g'oodu repai. A lease will lie granited for the whole or anv part -if 87 Years. For particulars apoly to Mir. John hIunt, furn sInin Irommnmornger, 1S, Great Waterloo-street, near the _oi,urgh Theatre. QTEA MI-ENG'lNE of' 12 horse power, nie-wlye~rected, t~ __ be SOLD, wtith three siaw tables. sasss, drums, straps, shafts, &e. uatLi a pie-tlful supply of seater fromi a wvell oni the premilses, wVith drains, Air, situate Ins g ood neigiul,rourhoood for catrryitg on time bushiness of a sawyer, being near to the rew buildings irk Spalie?mis, and surrounided by timber, yards, '5be prenis8eaarc extensive, gond a lease niay be had ,of the samie. For particulars inquire of Mfe,sses;`Ward sad- Aimger, iron fonuiders, Upper Ground-street, Biackfriarirtyoatl; Mr. Wilsrcm, drmg mills, Great Sutton-street, Cierkenweill i, r Nir. R"egyc, solicitor, S-S. Ely.placee, Holborn. JYf"O be DISPOSED OIF, on reasonable termns, with __Imamediate possession, t-he BUSINESS of a very Old established r-a,,Cll WVHEELER, at the icest end of time town, imow in full trade. The-premilses consist of st wheeler'samnd smith's shoips, writhi dweliiimgs oVer- thCM, amid conveniences for the stowage of tlimiiber; tersim mmcex. Vired oft the lease 27 years: wiould be an excellent oppsortunity fur arn wzinillisulmigto counmeumee busines.9 Satisfactory remmionewi l -en bythe proprietor for leaving. For f'urther particulars ad- dIress,. post patid, to A. B. 54, Drury-lane. None but primmelpala; will be treated withi. V~7~0 B TCHERS.-To be SOLD, by Pirivate Contract, -~ tme EASEandGOODWILL of a capital old established first rate BUTHERS SOP,in ulltrae, rinipaly ead mnmme, oing a bu- elnes o th aveageweely fom wo o thee eass, 0 t 40 sheep andlalmba 2calOs,acd aproortonte uanit of pok,Time pre- mise arewellsitute, ith lare shp, saughrhose, argeyatrd, and hedsfor atti, wih acomfrtabe faily ouse imediate isy e hd. ll ealh 1 theonl resonof he rspetor~t SV,oss-l vie. QUFFOLK.-Genteel Family Residence, antd Farm of 1 I09 Acres, at Walsham le Willows, a preferable and sporting part of the cotit Y. I O miles front Bury St. Edmund's, 10 Jror-, Stowmarket, and 3 froni Ixwvorth, where nuoheromis coaciies are daily passisg.-To 1 e SOLD biy PRIVATE CONTRACT' (with early possession), the singu- saly,--Icibl ZEST1 ATE of Clement Rogers, geat. deceased; comprising a capital Manlsion, recently erected with umniformnity and beauty as ze- gards extelot apPearance, amid skilfully arranged wvith respect to 1mm- teror accnmmodation, enibracing a residence replete with every ossible consVcnience and perfectly adapted to a fanimily of the first re ipeetmilitY. Time oiiices and agricultura) buildings are numerous ant of eorrespi idiig excellence. I'lg bailisfs ahouse is at a oonvenient istammec. 'lue wrde nsare wailed in and scell planted. The lands of the best qulity, 40 acres of which are rieh nieadow and pastuire ad- soining the m-mmammlon. of gCraceful iawmilike appearance, ornamented by thriftvyplantatiohte. native timnler,*wood, &ic- The estate is soc. rousded y peseres aouning ithgame andis earl al freehold; ulandes tax redeemed,; and pays 'onnlsy 4d.8per acre Irs lieu of tithes for the simealoWSand -astues. or paticuars aply o Mesc. WValker, Raukin, and tleherds, solicitors, ii. Buas8imghaayil) i-tret zLondon (where a map f theestateand pan ofthe masion ay beseemll; Air. Golding, solicitor, Bury St. Bdmund's. 13A.MS's SOLVENT. - To be DISPOSED OF, the E for' SOLV?NTpreparing that longC established meidicine called Ai~X!S' SOLENT fo theStoe ad Gravel. It was discovered sand ~e lilS treatise upon thet deisoYrdeer,callped e Perry's Dbred sur- t4uhli5hled byfherwvood and Co. Patetlioaterro?v, basm gone through so am-c suiLted lin that wdvork wiB rove tthe emacpy almidmerit of this vaIn- Wsrers'.leulrltt, LesilelhialL I -fi B EN'JAMIN' HEN-SLEXt (son of Barry H4ensley, of .a the city of Bristol. mariner, and EleaLnor, his wivfe), who left Bristolabout the year 1797, for, Barbadoes, at wvhich latterplace it is supposed he resided [coy some few ygarr and who %val in the month Of Augu t1805, a seamnan on h3oard H is krajestis's ipn c~aiorn, under te'ximid of Capt. Hadarnn, arid In Decemb er following a x5eaman onboard Hts Majesty's xelhoiner Gorouper, undper the commnrfyd of Lieutenant Charles Fitch, and abouit the year 1808 ivas on board His MA 4estyssip M1agnan.iDme. then lying lixordinary at Plyniouth, will ?P.L t r. JolI Frederickc Davis, 3, Stable-rane, Janaica.astreet, Blristol, he ill hea,r of something tohis advantage. And ifany per- son wvho was acquainted wvith tIre said Benijamin Hensley and Can prove him to be dead, will informi the said John Frederick Davls thiereof, and sv-ierer he wvas buried, and whether the said BenJamnin Henle let nyisstic himi surviving, and where any suchi may be fudorayother informnation whereby thteabove menitioned parti. euia-rs may he ascertained, he wvill be rewarded for his troutble. INI pursuanceof Autliority from His H-ohour the Yre- sdnofthe Htonournbie Court of Criminal and Civil .ustlce for the Unlited Colony of Desnerary and Essequibo, dated 10th Mlarch, I1824, 5 the undereigined, Deputy First Mlarshal of said UJniteel Coloui1v, (lo hereby, in the noameo arid be(half of Itobert Douiuin NOIlson, In capacity. as sole Acting Executor to tire last will and testament Of Willilam Blyden Parrye, late of this colonty, deceased, SUMIMON by EDICT ad valivas coris, all known and unktiown CRtEDITORS of the Estate of Wit,LIAM BLYDEN PANYE deceased, and of Plantation Balden Hail, situated ont the east coast of Demerary, to a(PiucearIn Persuon, or by 1proxr'.. before the Honourabrle Court of Crmnal and Civil Justice or the aforesaid United Colony, at tlreir seasion to ire hourden at the Court H-ouse, In George TowNv, on the 13th day of December next, and followivng days, to render their respectlye claims, duiy attested and rin dUe form: wvhereas in default of wvhitch wiil be proceeded against ttirejnoni-appearters In due courrae of law. J.D. HALEY, Dernerary and Esseqiriibo, Deputy l-irst Miarshal.. thais 21st Aprril * 1824. EJEitAR ard ESSEQ IO-Ieundersigned, D in capacityas Deputy First Marshal of tire Unitted Colony of De 'rr an seub,avrie y these presenits, for the First, Secod, ad Tird ime tha hewili byvirtuie of cerutin Santo-nces of he onorirrleCout o e:irnnaiandCivil Jtustice of said United Coiny,EXPSE ndSEL, a PULI EXECUTION SALE, the folloing 'LANAT~OS, wth teir ultivationst, Buildings, Slaves, andfuitirrA rpurteanes.viz :-lrsly.In hemontlb of April, 1823, he SUGIt PLATATiONGREENFELD, itiated On the east sea coast of Dernerarl', the property oPalrid Samuel Mlassiah. Secondly-. In the same mionth of Aprl 1825, the Sugar Piantation Waterloo, siltuated on Liguan island, aeub,tepolryof Jose ,h rind Edward Allsyne. Tfhirdly. In te onh fJi,1825, t e Suigar Plantation eti ermitrige, sltuirtedotIewsbakf the river il.rnerary, the rirop,erty of Geor8e Gill anid Louisa MatireW CIlIa. The judiiumof p Stcoriurrntis ontheproceeds of t lic ribove sales wil behel bythesai linouahi Cortof Justice 3 months after tireresectie dys o sae; fr wichreaso,n. lill these whlo miay pretnuito avcanyrigh, ttle orintrest to the proceeds of such plSnotiOs ac nrewiir,by hm te unersgnedI Deiluty First' Mar. sha ofsai UntedColny f Dmerry ndEssequibo, summoned to pper ii prsn, r b thirattsroys,tolay their claims In doe frum bfor tie Hnouabluout o Crniiialand Clivil Jutticeof said UnitedColonyf Demerary and Ess qibo, at their respective sessions, In tefloigmoixths, viz. tn-In the onth of Junie. 1223, for Prant- artio Grefed and WVaterloo; anid In the monith of August fir Pllaritatirij 1-ermitage; und-r a penalty that against tire non-appearerg Wil be proceederl na the lawv directs. Tho Inventories of the above- stated planitationis are daily to be seen at the countinghouscs of Mlessrs. Hail, M'G arel, and Co. 7, Austiliftlara, London, and P. J. IV. Joile esq Amsorterdarm. J. D. HALEV, Demerary and Esseguilbo, Dpt is trhl the 29th May. 1824. euyFrs trhl EIFVN3RS, Holborir aind Finsbury Divisions, iliddlesex. CS-Notice is hereby given, that aLt a COUR'T or SESSION of' His Majesty's.justices and Cornoifsitoners of Sewers fur the limits of HuS. burr, arild Finahury Dlivislorrs. tire pirrisir of St. Leonaird, Shoruiitch, arid tire Iliberty of Nortonfalgate, in tire countyouf Mliddlesex, and the bi-rders and confiriea of the sCaine, held or, tire 23d day of July instanit, the said Justicesi arid Commissioners did HlAKtE, sigKn, andx allowv a general ancl equal P'OUND RATrE cur ASSESSMIENT of three pence in the pounid on tire annuial renrt or anntimrl value ofrill lands, rmessuaes teniements, and hiereeditarneirts within the district of Ho1iborn dl'vi. srorr, for defrayfing tire exep crss of cleans Ing arid repairing tire purblic iewvees within the said d ivisio,rn under the jurlisdiction of the said Cermmissi,uners, arid the inicidental expenses atten4ding the execution of the said cominissina. By, the Coultrt, STABLE and LUSH, Clerks to tbe Commrissioni. Sewers' Offics, I-atton-garden, Juily 24. 1824. XTOTCE is hert-by gIvell, t It01 the 1t (lay of LT j uly,l 1824, an Order was signed by Thromas Windle, eitq. and the Rev. Daniel Mathias, Clerk, two 'if "Iis Majesty's J;istlcs of thte Peace, acting in atnd lot the e ounty of Middlesex. for DIVERTING, TURNING, arid STOPPING Ull a certain PUMAC FOOTWVAY, in thie parishi of Boy- Ins the said countyruf Middlesex. letdnrig from the public roa~d orr hiluway, leading from Old Ford to Bethrial-green, by tire wsst side of a Priblic-house in tire said roaLd, near to Old Ford, called the'Three Edilts, across a field belonginig to Itichard Cuertori, csq.In nd o apubic ootay lsoleaIng frurin Old Ford to Betrhnal- gren, irdof irelenth f 30 yrdsorthereaLbouts, Ro as that tbe 5-nr, uroivy soul infuurecros acetain othier part oif tire said ilei beongig t th sai RihardCoatoi, set out aiid apprropriated as aid or irille rad r hghwy, ttire distance of 20 yar-ds or therabots ron th wet sde f tre aidfootwaiy, so ordered to be vlir-tred turnLed and stopped up. Arid ht the said order will be lal1ged whir the Cerk of thelfence forthesi counity at the Genieral Quarter Sossions of the Peace, to hue hodr at the Sessions House, on Clerilrenwiell-greeni, in and for the said cotinty on Mlonday, the 25tht day of Ocetobrer rrext * arid also thiat the sai order wrill at the crid Quarter Sessions be coirfirrued rind cnorrlled, urriless eipohs- an appeal ugaiinst the saore to be then nrade It be otherwise determixned. ROBItRT HODOSON, i4attorr.cosnrt, Tihreadneedle.street. Solicitor. C~ AMRGNSI IRE--H NSOL CASTEat DEMESES.-o be SOLD, pursuiant to an Order of the, High Cuutrt f Cancry,niade in a c%ouse rehereirs George Price WYatkinis esqIs lai,tiI' ard Gorg Mare, John Llewillin, arntil others arc de. icuarrs,wih te pprbai-rr f James T1rower, ors one of the Mastrs f tre aidCout, t tre ubliic Sale Itoonm of t2'e said Court, iD Southamrptrnr-builigs, Cacery-lane, Londorn, on Friday, the 311th uray if Juiy net,at 2 o'cl,c iii ttire aurterroon, a capital MIANION; situateona eminence and romrrranldirri etenisive viewvs ot the surrounding country, sailed liersol Castle,lt the property and resider-cecf Blerrjanriri-iall, oarq. deceased, and'hier~etofore the real dence of the Earls Taiblot. The estate Is fl a central and fer'tile part of tire cotinty of Glamiorgani, lyfing %0thtin 9i miles of Cardiff anid 8 mniles of Cowhbridge, wvith extensive ofAices, coachlrouse, Staxblesi, and othier outbuilldings belonging thiereto, sturrounded ivitir a beauitiful wer"c111n pek law n, gadens, ind pleasure grouinds, arid containsi eX- tensive sheebs of water wrelt stocked wvith lls. The 'Whole of the estAteconzists of about 824rr. 2r. 27p. of mnerdow, pasture, arable, and woodland. and conrtains rr great quantity if full grown arid thriving. timiber and cxtenalveoriamenital pilantatirras, andcuoinmurileates with the roads fromi Cardiff rend Lantrisseir-t 1o Curs-boridge1. About 234 acres of the land arid plantations neat arid adjoining tire marsioun are in hand, atid the renirri,rder is let to several tenants. froml year to iUcar, at rents amounting together to 5921. lSs4. There are, two g0oe4 famboutse6 cn the lanid let, withi barris, thrailhing miachine, and Otaer cnnvcinieiit out6iuildlings belonging tke-retoi,arnd two cottages for wvork. nmeri; atlso air excellent grist mill ivitli dwilling-hirouia attached. The esutte Is situate ri-ithin a short distarrce of coal and limo, wvhich may b3 obtatined at moderate prices. Ptiiited particulars may be had at tire said Master's charmbers, lIn Southarnpton-builidngs, Chanicery-lane, Lundon; of Messmrs. Street, 1.11111rgtolr. ankd Gilbert, solicitors, Phill. hot-laiie, London; of lMessrs. Freshieled and Kaye, solicitors, Newv tlknsk.buildings, Lolidon, wi'cre a map of the estate may be seen:. at the Bujll inin. Bristol; and at tire prinicipal hans at C&rdiff and Mterthyr Tidvil, lIn Glamorgarishire, and at Chcpistow and Newport, In Mon. itnouthsbirert arid the property niay ioe vie%red tin application at there manslorr.bouse, where a mapl of tire estate may also ire seern. C AIr LFREEHOLDandiLE ASEH(TLD ~ESTATFES irIRNWOI{KS, In the counties of Monrmouthr and Brecen.- To bSLD pusant to an order of the High Court of Chanceory, made In a cause ri-herein Oerurge Price WutkJIris esq. Is plantiff' arid George Mlaule, Jolhi LIewseltill, and others are defendanta, AwitL the apprbaton S Jnie Treer,cag on ofthe Masters of ttire said Cour, a th PulicSal-tosnnof he aidCourt, situate in South- amptn-baldigs, hanery-ane Lonon,on F'riday, the 30th day of ul nxt at oclckintIr atenon,a FREEHOLD) ESTATE, in th parih of admel , inthe ounty iMurtt,cle the RUMEY ESTAE, {atethe proertyoBeanriHl,eq decase, werer.iro ~vrkshav fr mayersencn-do, unde thellri oftireUnio iro Copaiy, -to'ei ihtefr nIeces, fines-iS, arid Othe rIrk hereon, in;cAlt gth mafchitnery arid stock, anid .52 wnorkrin'iouss belonging tlreetralso a farm house, barni, staublinig, eates n te otbidligis. Tire sihole consists Of about 118crsoladth etrpart whereof~ is oectipied along w,iththirnvrk,adorer parts are let to tenanits to build on, at re8erved rens moni 5 u01. iSa. 8d. per annumn, and a furttlier part 1~o tenat trc et,arriountinlg to 521. 4s. d, per annum. A right rvnganearySt lal for gettinig coal under 68 acres of the estate,whh rdcsn average rent of 2251. per annum. The estate contain vey valuable mines of ironi ore and coal, and is situated within ofies0 Nlerthyr TidviL Also a tecaschold Estate, adjnrining the Rume Estate, and now occupied thererwith., qOnistillg Of 71 a. 3r. 5p. ofln, or threreabouts wlith the iron, works, finery, mrannacr's hiouse, 315 rorknieu's o1wvfinrgs, and other bufirlr39og thetreon, arid tire rirines, milnerals, arid veins of coai, cuim, iron orie, fire brick, clay, and limne stone, err, Orion, anid under the same, situate In rire parish of Langanlder, In the counlty of Bte. con, and tke tigltt of gettinig Iron ore unider about 222 acres of moun- raIn maud adjoininig triereto. The leasehold Premisies ane held rsrdcr a lease, dated tire 10th of. January, lSO7i for a tern, of 7,2 years, fronr Mlichaelrmas, 1116,stitaj6lt toe itrent of 261. per annum, for the surface usf tire land, wtid to the paymient of 2s. per dozere of iron -ire got troin the mince. Also several rnessuagrs or tenemenits, and other truildliri s, are held under the. said lease, uuo~7 let to dilfeircrot tenants upon nsrcder leases, of which about 36 years are rinexpired, at reiits amiouneirig to 10l. los. 6d. per annunri. PrInited particularts may be had at the said hMaster's chtambers, In Souuthamrnoon-buildirngs, Charicery-lanle, Lon-. don; at Me~ssrs. Street, Mill11ingtonr, ritnd Gilbert's, s,olicitorsi, Philpot. lane, I.oindori r of Messrs. 1-reshrfield arid Kraye, srolicitors, Ness Banlk. iruildinlge Londron r at the Bush inn, 1Bristolr end at. the pririielpa iniris In arditf &ad Merthyr Ti4vil, in Glamorgatnhinre; arid In Chep story anid Newport, In: Moiimouthshire ; and tire pro)pertr may be vlewed uponur applic-ationa to Mr. Llewellini, ntt the Work-,, w?pere sjl of tire samie may beacon. I 151 VSLANDS and LAND; in thle COUlties of iiverness and JLArgyI).-Tfl be SOLD, -In the course of the enisuing autumin, by Private Contrsrct, Or Public Auction oni a day to be namned in a fuLture advertisemoent, I. Tire ISLAN D of EIIOG, Inl tire couinty of Inverness. It esonitalinl 3,378 acres, Sctos' ngaasure, ruvhiereof 955 are arabIe, 974 genpasture, rind tire remalabder moisr rnd 1,111 Fsuttire. Tire arabic lurd i ona ganie ad limiestone bottom, and is wetlh adapted for the turnp hsbadry asthepasture 1sfor rentringf lle-w%oolled shtep. The gros rnta atpreentisabouirt 501. sterlinig, butinay ,irieinrea,sed by entepriing enats.There are four excelleinrtfarinsteadirrge. The kelp made pon his sl~dis of veey, Bu?erior,3uirIjty.. The post torvo of Arisig i onl S lledstant. 'lire islanda&uouuds rylth gamze ofeveryy desripion an te excellence of Its fishing banks is well kirowvi. 2. he slad o Cainra, in the county of Argyll, including the Island of Sanda. Carnna coentainsa 43f)aerei ofAstable, arild 1,704 of green pastLure. It basa, fine harbour.rniuch frequiented lu-th by furreigri and bamevessels,. The arabie. lind ats well as thie pasturre I.8 of a very supierior quality. The gross renutal is at presenit onlly 3401. Ills, 10d4 sterling but may be Increaised by the introductioni o filue-woolled abeep aria the turnip hlusbandryfo,fr which It Is wvell adapted. On thIs island also, tire best kind of kelp Is mnanufactured. It Is also suirrounded by fishIng banks, where the cod and lilng fishery is carried or,. There is a comrxodIous dwellinrg-hurnse, wvith oflices, fit folr the accomnlodationi or a respectable fatmily. 'It isneedless to pointout the advantaFget!s rhicli these islands3 derive from steam navigation. 3. ThatParto01the iiarory of Moidart wvhich compreheiidathe followvingFarms, viz. Smerrassary,Samlaman, Egniaig, Glenaig, lrine, and part Of Ailsaury, conitairringi uprvards of 6,000 acres, -whecreof abouit 230 acres ars rarabule lurid, rLInd tIre remain. dot sound moor or Pasture. The gross rent a0niounts at present to 14591. 17,..6d. sterling. 4. Those Parts of Arisalg which coniprehlne,l the followinrg Fars-l, viz. Slueik-, Fectrlnedon,3oullcii buy.Penrieagick-, Cannucaree, Lag; an, Uipper PolrInih, Lorver Poln itsr, 'Kiniocharlolrt. KenchreKgan, ArLDi, tl.renskillr Torreray, Rtanidecian, rsu'an, and part of Allisary. Thley contain lnealy 13,000 acres, Scots'lileasure, whe;se(f nearly 300 acres are arabIc, and t1tire remnainder greenland bill pastUre. TIhe presenit rent is about 8451. sterling. Two of the great lilres rof Highland Par1lamoentary roads from Fuurtwsilliam aird fibni tile F'erry of Crtal pss hrogh hea lards rid being moreover aoccessible fromthesea thy rse ejoytir adantges arla5ing from steamn nayl. gatino Mssrs Huter,iJaniphel, rid atiuart,andMr. Arellibald Swinon, t Einbugh,SIr.Brow, allamltoi aad r. Mlundell, Grea Gergestret,WesmInter.ri-ll urnsh tintedcopies of fur- therparicuarsand edued lan of he roprtis. r. Wmn. Gatvin, the verser,at s,rlaig-oos, wit povid gudes or liowIrIg tire land sodpoitisi ou thebaudarhs o til orin-lridlots. )0 the BUY'ER1S of cheap-INDIA SHAWLS.-.The T1 present stagnation in the India Siravr trade ofSersan excellent opportunity for the Nobility and Public to purchasa INDIA SH AWLS atpricesuiiprecedentedly low.-HOWES rind HART, 60, Fleet-street have just purchased a fresh lotuo beautiful long hsrlequins, curious doulble pine borders, and good square India Shaurls, which they are deterni3ned to sell at full onie third less than the prices usually paid for similar articles. N-B. An extelisive variety of ne' Laina, Tilibet, arid Anglo-Cachemere Sharvls are constantly on sae. Foreiga Cachemeres houg it or exchanged rpULLLEI DRESSES and BLOfDE LACES.- 5i HOGARD and AMBER, 4, Waiterlbo-place, PrhJrmal i(late of St. Paul's chrur, riyardi, have to return their tbrunks to tire Nobility arid Genrtry for thYe gret encourageiment they have received at their nerv 3stablushbrent, whbhb is now replete wlth toutes iesnOuveitutes,' re. qulslte, Ipour les tolletres des dames, amongst which sre sgonie very elegant FitENCH TULLE JDRESSES,orrLimaonrien'ted with beads,, steel, flowers, and shaded tuille; some of tire riehiest Blonde Pelerines, Scarfs, t3chues a la Neige, Caps arid Lappets, with altert choice Brussels Laces snd Court Suits: BobbIn Net Drebsse, Vels8, and Scarfs, ivorked Ina stYle very superior to any yet offered to public notice . In the silk de. partent ill e fond te fahlooble oloue inGro do figplesa and 7atins-,vzic.rEau de NIle, 'Fort0e d'Aefrl*iue,Verty Nidssant, Tolert de Forer, Orelles d'Ours, e. n anld In tile muslin and shalrl department arie a varlt,- of French and Scotch Worked Dresrses *vlth spme bantd. some Lame aiid Imitation CechemereShavwls. InofWerinigtheir Hosiery and Gloves to the approbation of the'r friends, they have to assure themo, that aso hoose shall offer goods of an efrfal quality at a more moderate price. and they particularly recommrendan eairlypurehase, as, from the Increased -vages demusuded by the workren,, it is impos- sible to replatce their hosiery stock at the preseint prices. To those ladies si-ho have visited their Millh1rrery-and Dross itoonsn they beg to offer their acknowledgements for the encomlinn with wvhich they have honoured them. The zegular Intercourse wlch they have had for some years with the principal Couturieres and Marehandes des Modes at Parls,ennables them to submit to thneBeasx Monde themost prevalllng French fashions. Forelgn anv. wedding orderi tutefully executed. T1IE METROPOLITAN LOAN And !NVESTMENT COMPANV, for the Investtingof Capitoil on Securities producinig ana uniform rate of Interest. TRUSTEES. Sir T. B. Lennaird barr ohn Tow ood esq. Mr. S*rgeant ots;l6w, rlvp.* DR aTO am iugdeld, esq. B eajal~s nler,s. Wilkinson AMathews, esq. Edwad Georg,`e l3arnaIrd, e. Wlilliam Lorance Rogers, esq. JobIn Bouirdieu, es. William Taylor, esq. Coloniel Archibald ampbenf WVilliam Henry rinneyi esq.. Edivard C~larke, elq George Digby Wlngfleld, esq. T. Blarrett Lernuas , eon. b.p. Biroome P. Witte, es%. George Barrett-Lennsard eg . jJohn Wrottealey,esq Bankers, Messrs. Rogers, '? owgood lding, and Co. 21%, Clement's- I lane, Lombar-treat. ?1?Hmerecent discussions int Parliament respecting, Corn- the aerefal Companies which have a nominal capital beyonid thnje aculroxut subcribed, and wvhere a responsibility necessarily attaqhess on -ibe members, wake It Importalnt to observe, thlat the ebRreholdere in the presenit cornpany' Incur no responsibility whatso- ever, and thlat the nature and object of tile Institution rend er It to. tally:unnegesesry to apply either to the crowvn or parliamenit for a chairter, ot~ for any exclusive powvers, the wihole of thie Instalments, as called for, befing immediately Invested In the namnes of thle trustees, eithter on mortgage, anneLitieg, in the purchase of ground rents, or re- verslonkary progietty, rnd the principal object in view being to make afi)edIoladrpsslar half yearly dividend, considerably exceeding the general rate oe Interest obtained on puiblic securities, and ait the same time to preserve the caplifat from any possible hazaed or diminuition. The xrevious inatalments having been already advantageously in- vested, find there belnur numerous eligible securities still remailsing to be comipleted, a requis tien, has Just bcen mades for the p2yment ofthe thlr'd Inlstalment of 101. per sarae Into the bankers' of the company, on oir before the 14th Of AUgUtlit It ivill readily be perceived, thatt wvhile this cormpany holds out no indueemrent -whaitever to the mere sPecuIatist, it atfords an excellent oppcortunity to Individuals possess- ing funded or otbefproperty for ma ng permanent investments with advantage and security, to the foudholdera particularly, in so far as the pesen pries o thepublC fuds wuld enable thiem at oncee to lit- crese hei caita an thir ncoe. roposals for advances, by way of mctg~eo annity an fursal oflife Interests, ground rents, and evesioaryproerty ar re netedto be addressed, post paid, to the ecrtary atthe ffie ofthecompny,3, Verulamn-buildlngs, Gra's-nn,whee. ttedane i gien ro 10 to 4 daily, and every re usiteinfrmaton ay b obtine. fl orer of the Directorsi, ~~ulyl~l, 1824. W~M. BROMLEY. See. PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, Regent-street. Presidenit, die Right Hnnouirable Earl GREY.: VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Mfarqlsis of Salblsbmfry Viscount Ilulkeley - Earl of tlardwieke Viscoun; Dunicennon Earl of Carnarvon. Lord llraybrook6x TRUS EES. Lord King S.ir Gleorge Duckett, hart. Lord Braybreoke ,Vla:n Praed, esq. Sir S. D. Miorland, bart. M. P. DIRE 'TORS. 31. T. Barber Beaumiont, est. Sir Jolin E. liarlngton, hart. G eo. B. Beaumont,, el.Iion. Thomas Par er Williamn-Bell, esq. Wlillaia Praed, esq. Sir Johbn Boyle, hart. James Sedgwvick, esq. Sir George Duckett, ar. Hon. W. Shirley Jonathan Duncan esJohn Wilpon, esq. Tiobert Fleet%od es.Thomas Wyatt, esq. " H E ProvidnLfeOfcwsth original office wvlxichi -Leffected insuracsuo. ernil fcombining the security of ani adequate permaetcptl diinto the fluetuatin~ funds arising from the premus ihtebneficial rule of returninig, at s~taterd perlods,the npuo k nulpremitums to the contrihutors, aftert pin lossadepne.Teiportance of this imrve nin sacknowtledgd4yetardnrpllcapprobatlon,snd bythe nunmerous imitatioi ofi,wihnwofchave latelY offeared, and which older one~. ae lOted, ii iergteir conlstitutions. The priniciple is of oh$a vlebecaus aityed,by the specific sums in- sured, and the return o the stlpu,herlet value for the deposits, ceroons hiave no reasonable motv frventuring on the lure of re- uoccd atnd Insutieleieit premiums hIct has led to such freqiuent In- stances of disap olrntnientaiid ruin. BIounSes of l3, ,8s. and 2611. 12s. per cent. liav'e been divided during the last 14 years. Permiission is granted to all personls whlose lives are finsured at this office lO~ot being mnariniers In the exercise of their professionl, to pass T Isea nI vhole-decked vessiels or steam-boats, fromy onie part of the United Kingdom to another, andalso in time of peace from British tW the foreigii ports betwreen the Texel and Brest inclusive, wvithout li- cense and extra premium, as Is generally reqjuired. Military mien insured at this office arc not charged wvithi any addi- tional premiuim, uniless called Into actual service. No adrmission fees are required, nor Is aniy cliarge made forpolicies, except; thestamris duty. Ad jvantages thus extensive anid substantial having been constantly relied duirlii eido 7yas h ulcwl reaiy preit th dirneea betiodof17yers thevlefpolicies issued by y thi oice 'and by otlhers. Ageiits are appointed lim all th-e principal townis. ECONOMIIC LIFE ASSU4ANCE SOCIETY, iNo, 34, Bridge-street, Blackfriars. DIRECTORS. Sir James Maicintosh, Ht. P. Chiairman. Robert ChalIoner, esq. Nt. P. Deputy Chairman. LanCelot B nh Alle eq Francis Itenible, esq. Stephen Ni!oison Bearner,fes;q. T. rankland Lewis. esq. M1. P. Thomas Feun, csq. l'Ihninas Meux, csq. Charles David Gordon, . Frederick Stophenson, esq. CaptawGeoge Hrris R'1. C.B. Gdfrey W. Wentworth, esq. George Farren, esq. Resldei,t Director. f.fohn Knoivies, esq. F.R.S. Auditors. .-John) Kymer esq. i Johii GeN3ge'Shaw L.efevre, esq. F.R.S. Physician .Johni liaii5iil Good, M.D. F.R.S. Guildford-street. Surgeon. . BieniRnlin TraLvers, esq.F. lt.S. New Broatd-street, Advantages exclusively belonigiiig to this Institution -- REMNIUMS fOri yotng and mriddle-aged Lives lower JLthanhiiianlYoffice in hngland; payable arnnually,bhalf'yearly, or quatrterly, or for a limited number,,f years only. A temporary precmationaLry capital of 200,0001. which wvill be paid off as sioohs as an adequate surplins capital shiall have heels accumulated from the premifums for short terms: thus time subscribed capital serves for at security to the assured without permianently draining 'the profits. Three-fourths of the profits divided amongst the assured, until the shiareholders are paid oil; and thencefortlh the enttire profits, by addi- tionis to their policies, wit, linterest thereon In reduction of the premifum. Thie members are not allowved to go beyond the limits of Europe, nor are anlY assuranees granted to persons whiose healthi falls below the stanidard of select life. The trustees sign every policy, and giye the as~sured an immediate remiedy agalinst the fuiid itself. I t is this pecuiliarity which renders the society wiholly independent of the aid of.an act of Prilament. On the back of every policy fortlic whlole termn of life Is a scale of its true value fromn year to year, att wthich p rice the society conitract to purchase It, or to lend twlo-thirds thereof to the holder to enable him to continue the futare premilums without linconivenlence. The. assured having the contract of the trustees to purchase polj- eels maRy redtice thie anneal premiums at pleasure. For instance, by taking 1 0 polIcies of 1001l. each, instead of 1 of 1,0001. wheoeverii bonus of I1101. Is added to the gross amount, the assured by seilinig one to tic society wshll receive its true value aiid reduce his premiumn one-ternth, wvithiout dimifnishing the 1,0001. l'iius. he mnay either apply the honuss hi au inetalon of the sum insured, oir in reductionj of his future Thr are n'o agents to thlis Institution, and consequently the eonm- missHions which Wouild be allowed to themn are properly dedu,cted fromn the premiumis of the assured. A physician or c0nsulting surgeon of eminence In every principal towvs: is attachied to the society. Piroposals fromi the country tobe sent to the resident director, wvho will give all p roper Information to save the necess~ity of peronal at- tenidance before the Beard. The directors meet every Friday, at I1 o'clock. ASYLUM LI FE ASSURANCE COMPAN ', confining its busiiess exclu- sively to the Assuring thelives of Persons goilig beyond the limit's of Europc, or slightly afflicted wvith Diseases, or employed lit TIrades which would sub.sect them to reJectiosi, or an uilcertain rate of Premium at other Offices. DIRECTORS. Sir JAMES MACINTOSH, M1.1'. President. THOMA FRANLANDLEWIS Esq.H.P.Vice-President. Godfrey entwort Went. Cptaiii eorg Harris, R.N. C.B, worth, esq. The Hon. Willam Fraser Henr FreericStepenso, ss. Thmats Feunr. esq. Thomas Nicux, esq. Robert Chaloner, esqNil P. John Kymer, esq. ILauncelor Baugh Aler, esq. George Fpren, eaq ResidentDirector MvEDICAL BOARD IN LONDON. John Mason Good, esq. MI.D. F.R.S. Gniiidford-street. Benijamin Travers, esq. FJR.S. 3, Newv Broad-street. hlerbert Mlayo, csq. Berwick.street, Solio. many o the Establishments of' Life Assurance, the asufneofaseleet and doniesticecharacter aremost imeDroperly mixed up with those of agreater andfill understood hazard. - This system operates most linjuriously to those who wish to visit foreign climates, or wvho are subject to slight deviations from health, wh Iieh do not tend miaterially to shorten life, hut whiceh prevent their being considered frasslect lives. Persons about tas go abroad ap PlY to a variety of Offices for Iasur- ance, wvithiout thie certairity of obtaining It at any. The Directors, net havinig iiicurred the great labour and expense of procuring the necessary data for accurate calcpilAtiomss, perniit their fcai s to exag- gerate the darjgers of ma hot climhate, until they almost bring thiem. selves to believe that immedlitte deat)s awaits those who veniture wvithifn its influence. The proploser 1C consequently either reictred as uninisurable, or accepted as aft object of compassion, at a prgminur so greatly exeessis-o, .5 to leave no question as -to the ultlimate result. Maniy are deterred from making proposals by the consciousness of sonic slighit bodily ailments or supposed hereditary taint, anid by the apprehension that after they shalf h1ave disclosed circumstances of extreime delicacy, and subjected themselvesi to exposure by referring to thecir frielnds to satisify one Board of Directors, they mnay, be re- Jected as altogether lineligible In that Jiistitutionl and be driven to) make simillar exposures to anothier Board of Directors ocr the chanice of, acceptance at an additionial premniumi of .JO or perhaps iuo per cent. Trhe Economic Life Assurance Society was established for the pur- pose of afforduiig to personis of unim paIred constitutions and settled habits all the advantages sftwhich Life AssuranceIs capable, andes the rates of premliui charged by that Associatioii for young arid mniddle- aged lives are lower than at any otlier Iiistitutionx, so the Society is5 formed ,snu principles not adm-ittlni.' of aiy' risks which might In the slightest degree break inutpoxi tile security, or check the profits of the immnediate objects of its care. The Directors of the Asylum, composed In part of Economic Directors, have collected, wvith great care and expenise, materialts for accurate calculiations for ins,uriing exclusivelY the lives of persons going abrod, aiidio thoeafitdwh clhronici diseases, or emn ploed n sch rads a ~5uldsubectthei t reection In the Ecosio- mic,andto ejetionor ii ncetainrat ofpreium at other I nsti- tutins.Thu, ticAylun afors t th afliced and travelling cart of te cmmunty cerainy ofAsarauc with a respectable Pro- prietry Cmpan, atratesof pemiu conistent wvith the risks propoed, wthou mixig aspsuch assuloes wivth, those granted The two. Institutions are perfectly distinct from each other In pro. prlenitry, in caPital, and lin priniciple, it being entirely I.IpossIble to lx a rate of premIumn, and to make an equitable distribution of pro- &at In onfe Institutlo' -Jmoig.pemene of heislthy and diseased life, or amongist persons undl: the influence of different climates, and con- sequently subject to totally dlilyereeut laws of mortality, Personls about to depart for Ioreign climates, by stating particulars att the Company's office will be Instantly informed of time premirum to be paid, wlhich will be tsportioned to the particular, service Intended. For instance,the clvil,milmtry and maritimne services in the different Pretsi,enCeie In the East I1ndie`s, will be chargetd at ditferent rates of premiumn. Pler-sonislabourlnig under bodily indisposition, by candidly stating their coin)PIalhit to any of ttie Medical Officers of the Institution, and giving thae references usteal in cases of Life Assurance, wvill be admnitted at reasonable premiiums. The Compvany is supported by a. subscribed capital of ?240,000, of whbichi 2b per cent, Is advanced, and secutity giveni for the remnainder. The Trustees III whlose namnes all thec funids tec miiiediasely in- vesed,sig evry blivso~,sto ivetheassuirtd an immedisste reie~,v aaint te uditslf.It s hispecliaityIslieli renders The businss of th t~ouspanwill he arrie on a4Bridge-street, Blaekfriar, until teir housern the im ediat negh ourod of the 'Jhm Diectrs eetevey iridy a B o'lock precisely, to grant Assuancs ad te Reidet Drecor ttenids at the same hour daily Aberden. MEDICAL, OFFICERS in the COUNTRY. Abereen- .- SkRe,% M.D. LiColn E.P.Charlesworth,M.D. Abergavenny Thos. Steel, esq. Lineton H.T.Fraemptosn,M.1D Bath, - E.Blarlow, M.D. arbouh-T. Maurice, MI.D. Battlc -i- - ltobsrtWvattsesq. Mhlonuslouth nt. BHevan, M.D. Birluingliam t 5. Hodgson.ertsql. Newvbury * ^ J. Hunney, esq. BlshpsStrtrodj.WRobcts,MD. Nwemastle-onTye T.S. Headlaxm, Brighton- - Cha.prichr. M.D. BurySt.dmnnd' ~ ' esq. Newvport(1.0ofWiggtlR.Dloxpmcesq. oE you,z i I.l |Norwich . . -Yellowley,N.D. Cantrbur' -H.W.arre,b D. Oxford - - - J. A. Ogle, M.D. ChoeXciter C. D I Penmbrolce - - D.Robertson,MD.. Chester . -WC. WWttel, M.D. Plyimouth - JC.Cookworthmy,MSD. CibelteshaA h JW. toley,si.D. Portsmouth - Latter, esq. Chichester - J. Forbes, H D. Putiey .- - C. ShUlitoe, eq. Colchester Rd.D,Maciekhinosh,M.D. iaisato -,-. Snowden, esq. Derby . . .- T, Bent, ,D. Ilochester -J.Thompson,esq. Donwcster -- J. Branso0, M.D. t55. NootCs - S. Alvey, i.D. DorkLng --J. A. Curtis, osq, Salisbury ht.Fowlar,.D. F.R.S. Dover W.Sankey,esq F.Lo Sr Scarborough eW. Travis, M.D. Dunifries NV- W. Muxwell,M.D. ~Sheffield - W Vi'. Young, M.D. Durham -- J. Trotter, hL.D~ 4irewalsbiry R IW.DarwvIn,I.M.. Ediniburgh -J.Thomsons,m.D F.R.S, Exeter . . . P. MIller, M.D. ISouthasuptopR E.Middleton,M,LD. Glasg6w - N Milly B. L) StaiStiLd J . Masfen, eso. Glocester J . Baron, i,i6. 5i.ItS. ISwaonsea -.CIIsMDFLs Had]eigh - N. Drake, M.D. ITauniton --H.C.Standert,M.D. Hastinigs - R.M.W'ilmnot ese. Tounbridge Wells T. MayVo, 1M.D. Hiaverfordwet W. D. genesj 'M.D. Warimipster W .VF.Seagrim,eso Hereford - S, Hughes, SM.B. Wftrwivck - -1', .PLuard, M.D. Hull - IV,-W Lounz, ee;q. Wiireauton -T1.L.Surragt:,esq. Hythe A .uteitnuion eso. Wilichester W.H.Wickham es, Ipswich - R.Hfensitosu,ji.D. Wolverhiamptot WV. Mazmbt$4.9. Jersey- - - Fexatt, e5q. Wcrecester - - - Hastings, M.D. Leeds -. B. IHird, M.D. Yatmoutls(Norf.) Q. Penrxice, heLD. Leietater A ..rodIL.. orlh - - - J. Lawsort Ht. D. lM is1efer4eforftrigB, J).Tupper, ~ue dejglstPMx