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0fdes-I ;bNnANd -' ikTh1f6 AStTUftANCB COMPANY.- OleaDi !i,35, Co)1cYe.greon. Lorndon. 72, Lombaird-sitreet. DIRECTORS. John Brb e;q. I Gerge Nugent, esq. Lyndon flolttin, esq. hi. . Pike, esq. Gerg S. Carleton, e'cq. Robert. Sinyth, esq. .gI-thur' Hulnc~ esiq, R ilehardS tnyt. eaq. Robeit Hunter, esq, Gere ".Snyd,eel J. ~ ~1pan,.es. eeq.Graves ChRmniey S wan,eq Patrickc CI'D t55oti S.W. Tyndall, esq. John Miavne,.esq. Robet ydl,o FrAncis4 MUMt, esq. Johert W dlti, esel. Bernard Mlullins, esq. John WaYldh, esti. *erikNo"~, esil. JinWso.e lq ESt. !Pestrick Assurance C'ompejwy, established by, TtofPar-liament, have opened an Offce Hi72% Lonshard-sitreet, cot-pslte the Por.tolice, for' Assutring Marine Risi-~. 'rhe advartragas of effecting lnsurances w;cth thzis Company wvhO be unqnestonalblq-seeUrity in P. capital .,f 2,0ol1,oWi. sterling, comnbined Wvith lilberallty and promfrptitude in the adjustrnent of clainis, hivch, Ill the el-til of disagreement,c will be ubminitted to reference Ini Londo,n. dn adIIlo. to the customary allowaneqs of brok-stage, a digecont ot ILGper ceitt. wtill be nsiAde for prompt paymant, or. witere HiiCOiU.11s are kept, tbhe C,omrany wAIll make the abatement us.-ual at Lloyd's, 7Uupon ettlement 01 balances. * M~TROPOLI2AN MARINE BATH COMP-LINAN'. CAPIT.SiL, X3n,90U.3'Tmn ThousanilShares of ?50 eacht. VIHM ftect of this Cotfcjsny La to bring horne the benefits ISof8E AWT''R BATHIIIG(t&)tbe wholep .piipla,io)nof tImecaPital. Trhemeans proposed forc3is ernd are toraiseuipon thle,coast, by so,teanI eng-ine, a constant supply ol'sem, w,ater, to tlie heIgbt falouit i,onfeet. anld tb5.ncouosdusetthiesante r,, London ithrlouigheast iron plpecs of the USu"ald mlenSlona of tlhe ew RiVer Co)mpaniy's street m)ains-. ThLe Prospectus, conmrisling a futller devel,mpmeot of the viewV,s.Ci)Ii further Partlclmlars of thie re,,ulatlons oif the company, miay be had of llesgs-a S%velt, Stolzes, anid 6,rr, ,. HasInKlhall street; Mte.lrs. ('opel. It5e ttns, and f'undy, stoc-k-bzekers, Royal Eachamige- Mss Wolfe uand Ednsomtdsj, 9, Chsige-al'ev Mesrs2f iote and Itoeltas, SO. Old BroAdd.aceet; anid at Mlessrs.. GFdal and CatertnCs. 85., Pall-mall. .Api al, ab shares, postpaid, lddr"soed tothe Directors, vVill be rec'eived by any of the pa~rties above inamed. WUE AT-MTROPOLITAN W'E & WVORKS COMPANY.-.At a MEETING hield at the London Ctoffee- bouse, Loidtgate-hill, on WYem1nesday, the l3th Instant n; Sir FRANCIS DESANGFS Jin the, chtair It was resolved, That It Is aii object tf The greatest Importance -not only to afford ani efficIenit suipply of' water, I-ut That a pare anrd who1lesonme elemerit lo highly necessary towards this hiealth aind com- fort of rthe ninhabitanits of the metropolis. That In order toaccomplish this, rno.t desirable objeet. it 151 expe. WJent that an Act of Parliamemit be forthivtwlh obtained for tile pufrpose of SupplyfiLn pure water from the springs of thje earth swhici, shall be ifteerllron the fetid anid deletrlrou,; quIntI ties wit h whiceh tlise exlstitig iupply otfl water is now impregilated. Thatte following Gentlemren be appoIinted Directors uf the Mectro- politan Witrer Wol h C('orpail y. Jonbi AlnutIt,re6q. i Sicr Alex. Grmstt. bart. Sir E. F. AgakrJ Joseph Roll1, Coil. VIlliam Bell, COil. I bleat. Cii. Landamaisti, ItuvMt Frng. Patul nevan, egq. S,r Jl,hpu, ~ott Lillie John C'apron es. S~Ir F. . Oroninaney, hart. M.P. SIr Pranc-isi5csatsgei Johit Stewiart, eoq. John Dixon esq.Herypmcr,Cq -Ismes REdaile, esq. 0.B hta er, eq. Mr. SatmueliJones, eninecir, thmli eosthe meeting sutrveys, Plfxsmss atid estimautes. freni whtich itzpi-dtatmn ab,undant isup- pl fpore ulamer miay be obtalIne rmte sutanc,ots resouree'e "I1f thel earth, and Its, qitalft!cs attd vopoprties te'ng also ascertairned 'to poseJese all the softness requisite for domestic purposes and general Os.e. Tue estimate for costsruLtitmg the eeay works amild getteral *Penses was subnmitted, which mipl-vared decidedly silttsfi,et.ryantd advantageous. Resolved, TIhlat a sum not exceedinig .bihmi0001. sterling Ic the captital opf thle Company, consistintg of .101. sh'ares. upon whil, ii tdeposlit off pe hare be ptaid at tie timie of sullserlbiing at Ithe l,ankIngit.lt11Ses esrs. Barclay, T'rittoni, BevisaL, ald it-. Lontbard-street; ir i-1ite1cre. B11roo,ks, Dixoti, tind Co. Chtancery.lamt,c.u,td Llse reimiainder by Instainients, as miay be f6umnd necessary T'Ihat MNessrsL. Beetbam aitil Soji hI~ sppmi.ited solizitors to the Conm- liaony, ajid are hereby authorized to eli-c tile re,uilsite flotleeS for ap- igto Parliament for all act to, iicorpnrattd the 1 Metropolitan Thiat Mlr. Sasief Jull s be appointed engineer to theConiotipaty. That tile thanks of tlils meeting be given til Sir Francis Dc,ialiges, for hit; aide conduct fit the chtair. Subciptos are nowv rereiv-ing, amitd prospectuoto ;flAy lie lisd on 'Tuesday lnext at the above-tiamned bankers. R.HAMILTPON[ to-tfho PUBJ~ I C.-Ret,urWecI from sminer excursioun to the nl,,ths, Mr. IIAhIILTON subiiints aonte mnete to thie c-onsIderatIon Of .o'n nlilglttetied eninmuittil - f the bo,sntu fprpsng-oth Wl yH H r,,)lhomut a protector lint It, owvn merIts, wvitho.tit 4 ooeaig idi hs ice the ?,UbhcelexprVost"ln of WVilo5e appr.)hibt:i1i u,lually insuressutoesees the toan Systern flas stccessfullY wnrred agafinst the host of, ad- -.ersarles whom itiwiedulity and lInterest have excite'd aga.1ist it. Ilbuve 130 pubil0 and privatte cliesses hasve been formed wvithin the 14e.t -ear in LqLrldon aod its vicinity; between 2100 and 300 ppilsII are liow in progro~j i l~ .ierpo.l, Glansgow. sod Paisley, yet no compilaint, lno instancea Of failure has yet beeim birouight before the puiblic. The books pubilllhed by Mir. H-amiltoti for the atta,inment of the Frenchl, LatIn, e,.nd Greek are hitw fin ttie hande of several thouisanid personts, and Witih the aid of thie foil lnstructioni vihilei they eotitain lot tbe Ilse of them, Produce, ev.ent lit the hands uof other, teachers, effects altoge- gaether im'possible on the plan of the Behools. N.i one of Mr. Hamill- tonl's sumerotins adversaries has hrouight forwvard a solid objection to 21iS system, or has attempted to cointroivert the effects aScrib.ed to it. NMay It not therefore lie fiuirly inferred that the thinig was imNpos- sible, that Mfr. Hamrilton has ftulfilled every engatgemnemnt, accomplished every Predictioin, satisfiled ev'ery reasonatble expecitamii - Andi if be has, and If evidencee that lie has; dotie so is beftire the publhic uiinim- Peachesi and unimpeachable, what hinders that thie 1-anolltomibo Sys- tent be asiopted as tlip natioiial systemn in the coonm of that of witich xociety hias been so lonig the victimn tnd the duipe I Is there realy such a pleassire in poring over the pagesofa gramemar or dictionatry, to the exclusion of ;,Il useful kniowiedge, that tho'se parext, si-ho have run tbe scholastic gauntlet of a seven years'1 drudgery thentfoelves ar-c afraid to deprive th eir children of the coniforts, and Vienefits whI,,h they dderived. fritrin It; o.(r is it that tile chlldtson tliens- selves, like'Rusisian wives, are so touch its love withi slavery andi flo)g. ging. cthat; they are unwililong to give tip such truly impressive znecrks of the a1~eetjon of their ntasters Of this affection some Precious 1tt- Stances have lately been br'oneht before the public; in i-ne case the blond.,rawcn in above 410 places, in another, at ehilil betwveen 7 autd i, seCOUYged to blood for not proriotnncing richtly the wvord - affectration!' O htsrroru A.nd Britons, whose blood thrilis at the relation of West In- dle:n alas-ery, hea'r of such absurd, such atrociittt cruelty wi%thi ladlifer- ,-ace; and thie perpetrator of so fioul a deed Is dismistsed from tite "riburnal on condition on paying the surgeorm. and bioasts of havnalg had )MeAtIv 5,000 ehildreti comimitted to his care! Punishiment Is really as for-etkn to the business of a teacher as it is to that of the doctoroti the ''iosyer; as reasoutable would it belts the formner to flsug his paktients or 'the latter lils clients, aL it Is lit schoolmsasters to fog t heir pttplse. ir they leach, punishment is unnecessary;I bust they order to learn; llogging becomes a matter of necessity; for ass order imiplies the power and the wvill toi enforce thAe execution of it. lists, then, Is the grasid featuire itihdsinuse h l-issnltonlain Systemn from, all sterlsec ontii ycn ln th e toasIer saysI allons,' alt the others ssay I allcz.' Th dfreebtw nthese ta-u words Is sufficient. to orertlirni the word n a ellacount foc the effects ascribed to the lixmlltonlinSyt,foth ossibility, of -uaramiteeing the pro- gress of every indvda ai o redicting a givien proficiency in a . time nIth tt aZcetntasthea;rrhval of a stage at acertainlt T tech, n Wateset ode,is sffiIentto perate wonidersi; but heeIt Iss 55eaieditienbetoiplyIts energies by arsalytlcai trans etio repetition lsilalo nof0 tile puipils, nund be- ginning a lag:,guaH twth the wtirds o n t wil the laws by whbich they are co'.nbIned Theoce princil s apply to every nilnd, wvhether uletfltvut-,1 or lInt to every Intellet, wh ether obtuse or acute; to ,every degree oprevious4 a'-quuiemg But those Whus say Mlr. Iian'.fltoti cure all dieases with t s ame remedy confound disease bih ealth and drugs swith it hoeme fond. Mir. Hamilton receives ',so pupil who does not Possess, or at least altpcar to poss4ess, a souond innnd In a sotiInd body; (tone who have any othicr disease thaFn partial igniorance; for this, the rem-udy niust always lie th~e same, to teach. Oncee more Mr. Hamilton ontreamg tite attenitioij of a British public to tne evidencee he offers of a proficieiscy hi;nalniy gisen science ilthierto sinkitos n, and with an economy of tinie. of laboiir, azi nd mney, of ,which the commoons iiPiin or f scoong caui furnish neither Idea nior examaple. Mtr. Homoilton onnly waits a more distinct expressioni of the puiblic o,ixi-I,; Hs to his sysLtem to establish a Hamiltonian School fur Youth, illsi-hick it is proposed to have a. separate rioom and scpmurato teacher for every S pupils, in which every pupil will lie taught 6 hiiurs a day, on the plan of his private cass l those obiectrs which in after life 'we would wish to have learned, h-it for the attainmient of isvhicb a wvhole life would be too short on tins commion p lan, Int which the in- tstrtictiomu will he- certalin and the attaimnent of vicious habits Inmpos- sible, which shall combine all the advantages and obviate the incoinve- 2fietec's i,-f public sehools. Hie trxists that the present siniter 'IT-l iiuffiltc fot this purpose; and thiat,in Msrch next, he wille ble toofe to the puiblic the prospectiis 01 such; aii establishmnent. Meantriime lie -ail; b lie hppy to receive the Radvice if suchl gentlemnen as are friendly to Iiis effi,trs, relative to the location ? whether thie estabilishinent ought to -bee day or boarding schieol, or both ? thle objects to be tatiglit, the rensaoeirati,sn to be stipkilated? the mnode of bringing thie subject be.re the ptblic, S&e. With a vi o to create tue greatest possible iuruosber of wvitnesses to i ts erficacy, to enable all but the wilfully blind to see its nature andI effects. Mtr. Hanmilton will endeavouir to give his private amid pubilic classles for adStute the greatest extemit iti his powser. i's partner for the classical languages, Mfr. Unsderw,ood, wcili be shortl li Londozin A son andldauighter, horn in Franse, wiho swre Isis toadjutors in the United Sttesfor several years. have agairi united themseolves withi himo. Several more assistants of real Talents has-c been engaged, fet ttime modern as it-el as amilien t languages, in order thiatth.c wimiter i-lasses may begini with every possible advalitage. Alss of Ladies,. foittdie French laniguaige, at hi. Per section, with- ,out guarantee, luseleas for those who are In eitrne-st tolesrrn,l n-ill uimeet oisistMonday, Ihe 30th ln't. at 25. Cecil-street, at I o'clmmek. A Class of"Gentlemven, withiout guaratntee, for the French language. -will meet at 25, CecIl-street, on Mo( isday. tIne 20th ius-i t illo'clock 'in the eve'ninig. Terms, 11. per s;ection of tan lessons, payalble in advance, AimS a like Class, at the Paul's H-ead, Cateatorisatreet, on Tuesday, the 3lst, at S deocl tIn the evening.'. I A CiEss, fir the Latin language, -in like ferns,,, vill rmeet in Cecil- 2sreet, ohi Wedanesday, the 00th inst. at 8 do'ok In the evening A Private Class of Ladies, for Fremnch. will meet Mitss ti orgacet lta,niltonm, at N-i 25, cecil-street. Stranld.oilnVWednesday, the 1st - Novemnber, at 12 O'clock precisely. A Private Class of Ladies, for Italian, will lie met by MIflss amilton, at the &ante place, on Thursday, the 25 Novemnber, 012al lc pe Prmvate CIas6ees fom' the Latin. Greek. German, Spanislh, Italian, and Yremich with guarantee, contintle to, commence every Morndall, andi nleer. tiwmes a wreek, at 25, Cecil-street, Strand, Mr. Ilaiml]Wtons sole establishment in London. Subscript!on ?2 l0s. per scetilom. Mr Itmiosnhionwiishes it to be understood that nio spectator Is suffered a either liublic or priVate classes. Thie Instruction la the sa,me In both m the guxarantee offered the private classes, and the facIlIty of nieeting at almost all hours, and of taking the sectIon at wvIll, consatitute thle eblef difference. Private Classes, for nil the lansguages, met in any part of the town nr nighburhod o thesameterm asin Cecil-street. TheWors hthete ~umhmeed ms he IHamiltonian System, w'ith ful'dteetonsforther ue, o b ha ofMessrs. Boosey and Sun- Brod-Afee~ms Mr Stnte, 7, S. Pulschcmrchyard, or of Mr. I-hailtn 2, Ceil.cret, tran.sn athisestablishiments ia Liver. ~ren hGupe~ f St Joh, otainmigtihe ftullest instructiomns S Latin ditto, difto-4463 Gree2k ditto, ditto-- 6 i Epitome HistoriR Sacra. Interided, with the Lat!n Grammar, for the second aLnd third sections of the Latin course 5 Latin Grammar-1 I6 French ditto...- s2 Italiamii dfitto2 Aol 1by Mr. tUnderwvood, Studion tetrica, or an5 Introduction tem the Compinsition of Latin Hexanmeter amid Plentanmieter, Alcaic and SRPfh!ht Vers Key to ditto. contimmiiing the wvhole of the Fxercises at length22 -rpURK.EY CARPETS.-W-arelhous~e 32, Berners-street I f -.mmuAvht 5.S.Na n o)bg to acquaInt his riemids anld purebasers In general, he hits Just RECEIVED a large -SHIP-MENT of most beautiful assorted TURKEY CA;tPETS, which are nosy on SALE at prices ihot exceeding the charge usudily made for islfer-or iqalities, and anysize from 7 feot uporarde 2nay be had wrar- -ranted free from dasnage. Also an extensIve quantity of Brussels and -otererptlmg,a teol prce, wtha foivt very flu real PersIan, cajee. nd Otomn capet chep. . Hndley takes t'hIs opporitunity of rgurnn hi mos grtefu aehowlegemnntsfor thievery liberail support be aa received during the 7 years he has hiad the above busi- ness, and by strict applIcation to tneir commands he hopes to meet a * contInuance of the eamcs. Al. TAYLER, from St. James's-street, 'l'ailor and wBreeches Maker, 72 Wiompale-street, Cavendlshseuare bags respectfully to Inform Gentlemen, tht, by employing h , they will find a saving of one thiril in the expense of dress. Any g do,ubting this statement is solicited to malie a trial to a1]osv W Tayler the opportunity of proving what he has above stated. Also a very great reductIon In the prIce of htinting coats (both scarlet and green ), shooting jaekets, great coats, &c. white, buff, and slate cotolsrad eord breechenes. -hic are geuierally worn for hunting, 22s. Every article from this houdc warrarnted of the ver first quality in everv respect. LRdies in want of pel!sses or habits wIll find a great differcnce In the price5charged azttashouse. A suIt of livery complete 41.14s. ad. Gentlemen naddressing a line by post will be parictually waited oa, any vrhere In toitn or within 7 miles of the mne tropolis.-No. 72 is a private hlolise, one dour from Queen -nn-gtrect. Jp U8LISHEO) by J. Dowdine, boakseller, 82, .Newgaie. I street, a CATALOGU, atid SUPPLtIEENTS of his extensive collection of SECONDIIAND BOOKS, consisting of 120,600 volumes, enlsbrating the miioct-useful and profitable wvorks upon evory subject ins .reneral literature,and otffered at such reasonable prices as to entftit it to particultr-Pattention. 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