The Metropolitan Loan and...
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*METROP0,LITAN LOAN andI IW81 T " . AILPNT COVP~~~1IA2'.. I C&PITAL-ONE MILIAON STERLING. I, h, nv"iti ofcaita onS"uitis,producing a Permane5tk and Regular Rate of Interest. TRUSTE&S. Sir looma. Ba.rrett Lennaed.bgaxt. JohnhToWKoodce~ 11r. Sft~eAxit GOelow, I;?. Wilitama WingIIle.l *-q. OIRECTORS Benjamtiin Ansley, esq. I Wilkineona athews. eq.. F.d%ar%t George 1arnard, esq. I William Lorauice Rogers, tg+~ iohu.ilourdien. esa. en William Taylor, esq. ColonqIlArchibald Capel IWilliam Henrv TinfleY, esq. FAw?d 'laltemes. (leorge D)I%h 'Wlngfeld, esq. Thomasg Iarretl Lennnrd.exq.M.l'. Biroome P. W tti, c-' Oeor~eBarret Leon rd M John Wrottesley, e5qJ Stahiding Counsei- BI.Ieltden Ker, esq. Lincoln -inn. SollcIttrs-MesAsrsq. W. and J. W. llrornsleY, rysirm-equara. Secretary-Mr. Wi'llILam Bromley. AxctuarY-N r.. S. stratford. Bank1-,~Mears.Rogerst, 'towgood. Olding, and (o) Clernent's-Anne, The difficutiWesattending the Invesitment of capital by individuals onl landed securitlie, together with the low rate of interest Produced ythe "funds, sinigested the idea ot forming a joinit Stock C.onapany, io he pnrptose of making such Investment. Thecap of the Company consists of one million, to be tUb- c'Itib for irn sqhares`of one hundred p~,,nds each. tent per cent, to be naId at the timne of subscribing, the remaninder wvill be called forhby 'nstnIrnents of 5 or 10 per cent, al opportuniities of investing the henature of the inrestments wVIll be mortgages, annuitiesa, life interests, ground rents, and reversIonarY property aepInia obiect it to mnke a fi'zed ansi regular balf.yeariy dividelid,dlstribut ing all incidental profitsA%rising 1rmr the falIling in of reverslonlary pro- Pes'tyby,way Of a4ddltont-ldividenld or bonus- Thie r?ular' dividend will, It Is conlidontly expeoted, consifderably es:ceed tsfegeneral rate of interest obtained on public sectirlties. I he capital will1 In no nintasice be dtmiRlahed. as, whenever rever- glotlsAry or Other prooertv is purchased, on tlie disposal thereof by the Comp-,nv when It fallS. Into posses-Inn, the originial purcbfase monevy willbWeretuirned to the capital. Whilst the Company otffrs no os-oSocet of lmmnd,-rxtc g-ain, the shareholdterst incur no possible es-nblt.nor Is ttie- cavItal in any- wise pu- in ha=ad, as none b)ut,in neceptional,ie securities will be accepted. adrsdt. Persons; desIroi of tsli~nz shares swili snd proiotAals dresd 'the cecrefary, at the Oflice of tht Company yR VcrufSm.buiidinlgs. Grty's-inns at whteh pilace fissrther psarrlfi-aIs wvill be farnisliled; - os' amMienCtionfat tlhe blinklng-ho'ise of Mlessrs. Roger~. TnwonAow, anld <o- whe%re bcooks %re llow open for thet receptiont of the first Itetal- mneat of 1 0 per cent, whic,b by at resolution of the Couirt of Di.rectorr, mli'it be tnd o1n ,r befor the 15Sth of Mayv. Th. (Comptny are 'ow, ready to advancemoney bvivayof mortgage or anniuIty, AId tre-at for the puarchas-e of life intcreAtts, g-rouind rents, And reversionar-y toroirtv of any, kinid. ApplicatiqnS to be made at the office, as,aboe`i, fromn 's to 4 'clO,ck. W ,H x R x S7,bY aa_n (rder o't Hg Court otf Chari- cery'I l.'t gland, bearins! date. th 21 gt day of June, 1822. made Ins a fcau- vhe-rein RIchard Henry Co' ad ainother are plarintifrs, and Sir Thomast S's'ymnmer ChArnpneyi, hart, And others are defendantg. an4l If a. central order of tranifer to James William Farrer, esq. One of the Mlasters of the said Cro'trt, by w~hichi flirt menitioned order it was, amoangst other thnes, reeredtote salSi Master to, Inquire anid state to the mn'rt "'hat Incumbrances there wiere affecting the estates in -ries-lon, -In the said cause orlor to, the plaintiff's claims3 On the said ests,e, and to state the pri6ritv of such incurnbranems All persons ItViinr atnv Ineumbrance on the plantation and esat clldtJt!tt' Rltl-r,' sfituate In the pirish of St. Tbomais In the East, In the fisland ofJalmaica, beling the esitatUs In question In this cauise, or affeetinse the satnc odor to tihe le.t day of December, 1806, belnc the date of the 'Pian tiif'sifirst cl1a!m on the said esttates. arc forthwith to eome In and make their claims. and1, Prove their incuimbrances, respectivelybfr :bL said Ala.srer, At hiis oha-tbers in Sonjtbam?t:IO'buiIdilngs, Chiancery lane, London, or in defaiilt thereof they wil, be excluided the benef of. the ,Ald -detr FVNMORil, CLARKE, and F'YNXIORtE, Plaintiff's Solicitors. Obo pcrcmt ivSLD, pursuant to an Order of the T Hith Couir t' 01 hericery, made In a caus~e 'ChaPman v. Curti%,' w'th th'e ftpOht,, f John Edmuiind Dowdeswvell, exq. On'! of the StRAterS ,if theI caid Cou-rt, at the Pablic Sale-roomn of the raid Court, ciklIate in S.s.itbarrpton.hniiAinirs, Cb-tncerv-lane. on Monday, the 1alec dar of slAv ne-er. at -2 of the clock in the arternoon, in sevecral ditioWt I'. A valuable ESTATE, late the property of Thomas Rud- d:-rford iieccaNed. the tes5tator In the pileadings of the said cause -sArmed. siuate fin winetilce.court, and Hifnd-court, Fleet.srreet, In the citv of Lonidon, held for a term of which upwards of 88 years Are nowt 'nexpired: co)nszsting of ameasslisec,tenement, or drelling- 'loise. be!ng no. 1481, at the cornier of WVIneoflle-court aforesaid, in the oc,'unttinl.nof Thisoaq W,rstes' timbre'ia and stick mnaker. A me-utaqe. tcne.men. or dwelllng-houC.e belliz lNo , II, Vin ieoffice- cwirt aforesit, In the Occupation of Cbarles Cor-elly. A rneiquaze, .eoement, or direflnx.ilon.e, being No. 2. Wlneoflice.-cOurt afaresaid, In the occruatlon of John Field. And A messusige, tenement, or dwell- :ncbo-ss-. holne 'Jo. 7, in Hind-cmirt 'sfnrresad, Ira the occuipation of Re"-v Streg~t, w'dow. Partlcu!ar- whereof m:sv he had greit's at the said 'MiAter's ofirte. in Sonthamsrta.0ii,idln8' Afhrescald; of Mfr. Ore. it.slsio,Clemsent'si-inn: Messrs. Orchard, Tristram, and hinns, ''lctrs raY's-inn; and of Mr. Makinsoli, solicitor, Elm.court, Tepe ondon. Obci perOLJ,prsat oa DeCree of thc th 1-11h Couirt of Chancery, nmade In a cause 'I Bandy V. Lt'cas, with the Rpor'sbAtion or John Edmsund Dowvdeswell., esq.; one of ths Atasters Or the said Court, ait thecPublic Sale Room 01th m Id Court, !1' Iontb'rmptnn.bu!Idlnt" Chancery-lane, London, oni Friday, IIbs 4th dAy ofJ-me. at 2 of the clioek in the afternoon, In 2 lots,. a vaittabls F"VZ.tlLD ESTATE, latte the nrotierty of !dan,,el DawklnI MTansel r--.deceessed. situateat Lathbuiry, inthiecounty of Rue~'Ingharn,con dsirof the mnanor or lordship of Latblburv, thie eapltai mansion o-1il'd i,atbhurv.'vh'use, with sttiltable offices. 2 very comnpact farms ecoitcal esitlsulldings, a messnAgs or inn, caliled L.athhury Inn. 12 cot. *a-ces. antd fiqfiacres of arable, meadow, and pasture lanid, situate hi 1La'thhurv afores,aid, And a sm-All p-art in the paLrish of NeWPort Pagnel n, th-e said casint",, and of a messuage or tenement and premixem, it the town of Bedford. particulars wvhere,of may be bad lgratisi at thi ~ill Master's office, in Smitharrpton-buildlites aforesaid; of Mesr Z'ands-and Andrews, solicitors, Reading; Mfr. Joseph Rogers, o"ollci. or. PortucAi-strs-et, Lincol's-!nn-flelds; Messrs. Few and Co. 2, 1.snrie,ta-street, Covrnt-garden. London- Messrs. LucasF, solicitort, Wewvoetpas-ndli and of Messrs. P-cock. Lineoln's-i n-fields: halso a the prtncipal Inuns in the counties of Bluciniham. Bedford, and 'Jor. amntoo: and att Oxford: of Messrs. Hiaskeis, Reading, and at the Aiction MTart. London. pOTOLAT.X--to be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to an' order of the Hi1gh f'ourtofChanc-rv,rmade in a rause I Georages 'e. Genrrgee.' smith the approbation of John sIrnund Dowdeswcll, es~q. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the puiblic sale room of the said Court. situate In Soithanipton-builldingg, Chancery.l'sne. London, on Zaturlay, the Sth day of June next, at 2 of the clock in the afternoon. the following rSTkTEC., all sIitate In the said IIlanil of Tortola, and I-ste the prope'rty of 'Tr". Ruth Lettirom deceasqed, v!z. Great NMountain 8-state. ontainring 150o acres; Leslie's or Himtnlm's O ut Estate. con- tainin' 80acres: Fat Hoe Ray Estaite, containing 257acres: Vander- po,,l's Estate. containiing .54 apres;z Paraquita Bay Pstate, containing 'sit facres, Brands' Wine nlay Estate, con tahionc 189 acres: Baugerb, Ray Estate. containing 21) acres:I 2 pIeces of landl. contalnline- respec- tively 50 acre' and 4.1acres: the Loswer Estate, containingt 200 acres, writh aisut 123 negroes Casne Garden Ray Estate, containing 249 ,.e.wl'h aS-out 115 negros; Mount H-icathy Estate. cont:i'.ng 210 acres, with Shout 144 negroes: the North Side ',lountRinI Estate, onrtair,lnp 314 acres, with About 1-32 negroe,I; and Tutvibull'.s Mfoun- WnS FEst-t, cotitalnlnx 1200 acres, withi abou1t 121 negroes. Particulars- and conditions of sale whereof may be hadi Wgatisi at the said Master's ,tffirfe, inl 5tuthampton.hMiidiny aforesaId: of %fessrs. George and Robsert nenriistoom And Co. merchants. Gleceo-: of Mfessrs. cfay~ton, Sct,And Clayton, LInooln'--Inn Iof Mfr. William Whittnn, 3, long's ,'ond. Reford-row:; a:id of Mr. John iHopton Forbes, 6, Ely-place, XT.A-MILTONIANT SYSTEM.CryEtbi1~ ~IIl0 1. poultry, undler the direction of NiIr. BiROWN, Imem ber of \fr, 74RTtmilt''s faminly. -riv'ste Ci-seses for the following Langnages. will meet on Monday, ~inr1, V the above establishmcnt: for the Greek, Spanish. and Pot- c.gs'.Ate o'clock: for the ItalIan and Ger-nan,7 o'clock; and fra the Fr(olch .A5d Latin, at 8 o'clock Ini the eveniut,. These classes wvill remain nre- tfIil SlaYY 17, rfor the reception of members, Thjewhole 41'vrc.,tyIled ftaO flve sections of 10 less%ons, of one hour eaeh, 2-1. l0s.payable In s'a:vsce. To each section a corresponding protici. en-'y I. g'sraicteed, .i"hlch If not attained, the pupils ar'- at liberty'to take the. secotim over R;ain1~ without anY Additional charge- Puh,is Classes for the Freneh. Glerman and Latini LangKuages (Which di-ffer fromn the Priyate Classesntrily in being 'inlirmited In number and no cusrantee halos' inadel will mieet on Wednesday, May 12, at 9 o'tl.,'c In the morning preeisely, and remain open unttil Wednesday, Miay 19, for the rec-eptioin of members. The t1rst French Public Class 2ljsvii,g concludedl their first section. will begin the second on Wed. nesday. Imas 12. at 7, o'clock In tAte evening, and will reMain open for a few days; for thie reception of pereonn who have alreadv made some progess in the languaKe. Termns Ii. per section. Prospec-tuses, ,Irtalriog the proficiency attained at the conclusion of each section, tishe h-d at Mr. tir,osn's 'anil5ooi'n rlajs Roajm,, ii). poult ry. TIIGHBURY-T.FRRACE.-To be SOLD, the LEASE_ ,i a most excellent HObUSE situate in the above eligible situ. atti.n. ithbet possiible state nIV repair, fitted iip with every ceas- venlence, anid suitahle f-sr a respectal-le fTamCy, held for anI unexpired term Af #',O years,. at a very lowv rent, And comprises, groutnd floor. entrance hsIl. sepacIous eating parlour 23 feet long by 15 feet. corn. municatinic by folding doors to an elegant drawving roomn and moi-aingr room:, first floo,it breakfast parlour, 2 best bedrooms and dressing roomrs, a4nd a well plared water closet; twro pair, 4 good bedrooms; three pair, 2 large airy double-bedded serevante' rooms:;~ basement, gocs4 kitche-ns, footman's pantry, wine, beer, And coaLI vaults4, a smaUl garden well stocked wvith choice fruiit trees, and a greenhouse with nrodtictive vines. For cardst to veivw and particulars apply to Mrr. j~o,scs, hounse scent. Little %loarfiesds. i~5 OFELL ~MNNGERS, Parchmnent-mnakes,aR ol ,1 t,pIer,.-To be Si)LD by AIJCTIO'5. At the Bear And Castle-inn, .,,rIbor'sti;b. anMos:day. the 17th of Many next, at 3 o'clock in the if f not preslously disposed of by private contract., of which die-0'c hj' e given, all thaLt well knowni extensive FREEIIOLD pdt,MSn,,- lesPid for many years- by Mr. Fd-mond Bailey do- gizae'. olet'aledi St. Margaret's, STIdaslboronh, eonslstini of a tom- ;n,o;iimits dss-elielin"'lc, with suiltable offices, garden, farge yatd, with every description of buiilding ont it for carrying. on the aboive b,ai4nes. a-jeia sma'll rsoeAw behinid the premniseo, altogether eoni- talInn% iae3rcr of land, more or lessq. The Purchaser to take the satenells and. vstck hri tratde at a valuatioIn. Possession ttill be given ots or before %p,t'drnemmr next, For pakrtliculars and to viewv the ore. nli~C5 apnly (If by- letter, 900t paldi to Mfr. Robert Dixon, or M,%r. 'V) F. Hullier, MarIbesrou;ICl. The L- nd.tA3 is redeemed.________ A LONG LEAS E101DE L-VILLCA RESIDE,,NCE -to be g- ot-D. by private contract, rikes w viewving the same can he had by Rpplyingc at Mtr. Scott's, 6g, Pall-mail, any daY atter the I1Ith of May, where a plii' of the estate can be seen. It Is situate alf,lly akndrrpldeeanty nertest n of the towTi, near both parks, Andl a sotitssefromn tars, great roads it is wtell adapted f,,r the imnmediate reesotion of a small gzenteel famnily, os-a Gentleman in any of the Oos'ern'ment o'ffces, and would partlstilaLrly suit a family fond or- retIrement. A proper description eannnt here be given, but It ceiont be equialled round Lonidon for its rural situation and the aur. ro,ill.iinc country In view. It constainis, on the I1pper story, 4 beet and 3 ether bedroo',is, dressing oomns. wAter and store closetg; the groon'l fwworctsntairpne ahandsoime stsaanrer roomn, diniing and break- fas,t parIosirs, honusekeet'er's room, kitchen, And other domestic otfices, 'with good dry cellars. The houeIse is vell supplied wvith both kinds of w::ter. The out-diior otrices cons;ist of double coschhouse, 3-stall stabhle. paved yar,d, &c. good launidry and cellars under It. brewhouse, and iundry attSche5t offices. A large garden well stocked witlh choice fruit trees. The pleasure ground is tastefullY laid out, planted with shr,:hs, and intermi*xed with fr,slt trees A fishpond well stocked writh various sorts of d.-h. The reason of Its being to be dispoSed of is an aecosint of the family retiringr Into the country. F S'rAT, in _PERTHS111RE.--Ti be SOL_ED by_ q5PBI ROUP, on Mlonday, the 28th ofJluna, wvithin the Royal ExrhangecoffcehlOuse, EdinblAtgh, at I o'clock afternioon, If niot previ- o'ialv disposed ofIby private bairgain, the LANDS anid BARONY of BI3rIRGOWRI9, including the feu relsts arising from the village of Balairotrie, thie corn mill, and salmon 11shingstni the ivest bank of the river Erieht.a'i- the vice-patronage of the church. These lands colsist of athost 429 acres of arabie lanid, 77 acres of pasture, mostly Improvable, and 164 acres o1 thriving wsood from 30 to, 50 years old. There is on the property an excellent modern osansloni house, with every convenience for a genteel faminly, the situation of which is parti- etil-irly beautiful, commianding an extensive viesw of Strathmore, and of the river Ericht, on the wtoody banks4 of which are situate the well smeng tbe iseet in Scotland, ad the mode of taking that fish at a con- silierahlefali of the river named the Keath very remarkable. In the thriving village of Rlairgowrle are excellent markets and a daily post. ,A more comfortable and convenient residence, or a more eiigible it.- vestment of mo,tney, is seldom to be met with. These lands wiUl be exposed In whole orn t-vo or more lots to suit purchasers. They hold of the crown, and afford nearly three freehold qualifications. The teindA RTe exhrausted,and thr public burdetia very moderate. For par- tictilars apply to Messrs. Lockhart and Kennedy, W. S. Edinbtirgh; or to the prourietor. William Msacpherson. at igLairgowrie, with eitiser of whorn a p-an and rent roll may be seen. y ORKSr-*IRE.-To be SOLD .y PUBLIC: AUC- JL TIOV, at the Oasue of Mr. John Atkinson, the Buck Inn, 3teeth, In the colntY.f York, at the hour of 3 in the afternoon of Frlda. the 21st of May. 1824, by order of the Assignees of the estate and efrects of JaMeS Hutchinson, a bankrupt, In such lots, and subject to such eonditions as shall he then and there mspeclfied, all that capital FREP'i-OLD and COPYViOLD ESTATE, called Rawcoft, situate withisa the townshlps of Reeth anld Healaugh, 9Na the pa;lsh of Grinton, in the North Riding of the county of York, erlolssting of an etrcellent mansion honse and 120 acres of good rich arable, meadow, aqd pasture laisid, be the same nmore or less; 66 acres *sf thls estate are of freehold tenure, lyisigs within a ring fence, sur- roundingthebmansionhouse,and kirtingt eriverArkle,andexempt from hay tithe by payment of a small modus. astd note In the oceu- pation of Jacob Urwin, as renant thereof. The residue of the estate, consisting of ?4 acres, iM of copybold tenure, holden of the Mlanor of iealaugh. by payment of small certain rents and flnes on de-th or allen- ation, an.s is now In the occupation of John Cleasby atid Christopher He3loP, as tenants thereof. The greater part of this estate adjoins the river Arkile, anid the residue is situate near the towvn of Healaugh. The whole ib in the midst of a great mining country, and conslsting chiedY of meadow land Is more valuable on account of the populots neighotrbood. It is entitled to eXtensive common rights over the adjoining ws eSr aind Is eligibly situate for a sporting residenice, par. ticealarly for gzOW shooting. There is limestene on the estate and coal5switIalT O? Ies. and the town oF Rifhmond and the great north d are not Oe tharn 11 miles distant. The estate may be vfewed gi.ld fitthi?ftidr0lCrs hai on application to.Mr. James Tazor Wray, o af Leybtafii neSrBeLal: Sir. E-. Macfarlan, solicitors, lechsnonr,. ?torksolrSl.or to -Meur Steel and NIcol, soUeltor5, hea.sgreer, s1llSMe, L3don, , - ROYXL XCV&ANGE ASSURANiIM MI-~e4 ~~T1HE .~ort f.Dise4tor. of thwRz xccg asse dohereygia notie@, the al GEP4 RALI COURT of the saId.i LOtPORA-TION WFIibe bde a faer Office, on the Royal Exchange;, ti lTuedyr the I 8tis of May instAnt, from 12 O'clock In the forerlaslt t~U2'~lck h le afteriinon,l for the ELiECTION of a, DEPUTY oOWEINOR,i SheroonrofPa.scli Grenfell. esq.~elected sub.goverO0tt; whklVlStiOl-trllbeAcclared .t-s qh tijmeas the court shaI1ftpp;lWt to ec~Ve he epot foroatheseriltin-eers. ~ Th whirllii be taken at 12 o'clock preci9ely. N. . ~rlned ist oftheprprietors qualified to vote WIll be redid to b dttjtredat he ffierOl kriy, the 4hrkt, t CAW- NG. ~un. Sec. l~,~OOMl LFEASSSJIINCE -SOCIETY, 34. 3 gli~e trett.Blackfriars. Sir JA,mC5 Macintosh, M.P. Chairman. w4bet .igoier. esq. M..P. Deputy Chairman. Rbeurhtle.~q Francis iCemble. esg. La,e,lot Niucoleo1n rabi,c'. i.Frankland Lewis, csq. -M.P. Thomas Fen I ('Sq.T.O1iMu.sq Charle Davi Gordn, e. H. Frederick Stephensonl, esq. Captan Gerge rarre, ~J~4c Godfrey IV. WVentworth, esq. 'arneR? jesident Director. 5on nw Fs,eq PLS. Auditors. U.ob George Shaw Left rlli.F.R.S. Ph-ysician Johnl '~son Goaod, M.-D. F.R. . reel.-tTtt Surgeon, -enarii Travers, eso. F.Il.S- New Broad-stf'eet. Noic is ereby given, Tlhat sn ~ GENERAL COIURT will he heldat the 11o5155eof the Scieteyon Friday, the 14th, Illay Inst. at 1 o'clock precisely, lor thje EL-EC'ONoanA DR tosuocesi C. D.GOrdon,, lees appoInt5. A Director. toD,rdnf. _ %vk fo teen SOCIETY- M ICAL REREltlrH or Abtergavenny Thae. Steel, sail. Wlh Dr. R. HIasnIOlto Arinde C. Lane, esq. DrLeedFrSmto Briltol N. Smith. esq. Lymfington Wr.HW. ArnmpoLd Brighton Dr. C. Price Le!Icester 7). MhW.arnolwrt Bath Os-. E. Blarlow Lincoln DrA& Bhalwot lirecon Dr. HI. LucaS M,,1onmoutn Blrmingha,m W.logo,eq. Mrbru, Bury Dr.yn Manchestert W Wileo6,h5. BisosStortfordDr: j:."llRberts Newbur J. BunneA l s..' C=iceser Dr. J. Forbesi Newcastle,.n.tyneDr.J.EHeMlam11 Canterbury Dr. It. W. Carter Oxford Dr. Ogle w Chester Dr. C. Whittel Plymoiuth DrJ.C.CookWorthF ICheltenham Dr. Ri. W. Coley Pembroke Dr. D, Ruberts0fn Coichiester Dir.R.D.IiTackintosh Portemouth - L.atter, esq. iDoncaster Dr. J. liransor, Rochester J.Thom?rson, eseq. Durhain Dr. J. Trotter ISheffield Dr. W iddleoun Dover 'W. Sankesy, esq. Soutbamptork Dr.E.idltl Derby Dr. J1. Bent Salisbury Dr. R. Fow~ler Dorking J. A. Curtis. es%. Sudbsury Dr. SIrJ. Maclean O)umfries Dr. W. Maxwell i Scarboroughi Dr. W. Travis Exeter Dr. P. NUIler Shrewsbury Dr. R. W. D&r$VIl Edinburgh Dr. J. Thomnson IStafford J. Masters, esq. Glasgo Dr. Rt. Mtillar St. Neot?s Dr. S. Allvey Glbe)ester Dr. 3. Baron Swansea Dr. E. ColUls Hythe S.Hurchinson.0seq. Tonbrilige-Welli; Dr. T. Mayo lif Lstings Dr. Rl. Id. Wilmot Taulston H.C.Standlrt.esq. Had.leigh Dr. N. Drilke Warwick Dr. P. Luard Hul W. Loun. esq. Wolvarhampton Dr. W. Mannix Hlaverfordwest Dr. W. 1D. Jones Woreester Dr. Hastiigs.. Hereford Dr. S. Hughes Advantage exclustively belonging, to this Institution. P RENMIVJS for Lyoung and middle-ag-ed Lives hLwer A thlan in anyO e InEgad ayable atlisujily, h4lf.yearly'. orquarterly, or for a limited number of years Only. atemporary precauationary capital of ?200,000, whish will be paid off as soon as an adequate surplus eapital shrll have been accumnulated fromn -he premiuims for short te-rmis; thug the subscribed caItal *Serves as a socuxrity to the aseured without permanently drainngg the proflts. Three-fourths of the profits divided amongst the assured, until the shareholders are paid off, and thenceforth the entire profits, by addi- tions to thelx policies, with interest thereon lit rrducetlon of the preiniusi. The trustees s ign every policy, and give the ausured an Immediate remedy against the fund itself. On the back of every policY for the whole term of life Is a scale of Itts true value fromn year to year, at whieb price the soeiety contract to purchase" It, or to lenld two-thirdls thereof to the holder to enable him to conitinuie the future premiums wiC-hout Inco4verileniee, The assured having the contract of the trustees to puLrchase policies may reduce the ainnual prembunis at pleasure, For instance, ly tak- jug10 oliiesof 001 eah. nstselflof 1.0001. whenever a bontus of 201.is ddedto he rossamont,the assured by sielling one polcy o he ocitywil reeie Is tuevaise. and reduce his pre- miu on.teth,witoutdimnisingthe 1,0001. Thus3, he may eithr aplythe onu inaugmntaionof the sumn insured, or in re- Thee ae n aent tothi istIutin,and consequently the com. the premiums of the assured.epoel Aditdfo A physician or consultingI sturgeon of eminence in every principal towvn is attached to the society. Proposals fromn the country to be sent to the Resident Direetor.w);o wFill gise all p roper Information to save the necessity of personal at- tendance before the board. ~.)JRTof OND N OCITY,forPrmoiting eigion am t Saen, estahlished 28hf arh 1~818- lie SIXTH ANIVRSRY MEETING of this; SOCIETY wvill be helda h City of London Tavern, Bishoissgate-sfreet, on Monday, May10124 The Right H4on. Admiral Lord GAMBlER, R.G. C.i. Awil tkthchair at 12 o'clock precisely. Th ANNIVERSARY SERMONS wvill be Preabehel on Tuesdal , the IIt of Nlav on hoard the Floating-Chalpel. That in the mornlng by the Rev.J JONCLAYTON,Sen. andtliatin the afterne,onbytoe ~er. JOHN REYNOLDS, offRomsey. Seivice to comnmence in the inorniin :1at haalf past:10, and In the afternoon at 3 o'clock precisely. JOH-N HOOPER * ~~~~~~THOMIAS Ti{ONPSON, tGratufftous WM. COOKE, '~Secretaries. ERCHANS BEMN's OFFICE, Rloyal StIIPPOIT &f SICK, Maimed, arid Disabled SEAMIEN, aud the Widows and Children of such as shall be Killed, Slain, or Drowned In the Mer. chanits' Service, incorporated 20 Geo. II. cap. 38. * ~~~JOHN CLARK POWELL, REsq. President. ThoasAsion Jn.COMMITTEE. Thons shtn, un.esq. Geozge Gooch, esq. John Baylv. esq. JRmes Greig, esq. Thoimas Benson, eaq. WUlliam Kiiig, esq. Thomas Drown, esq. Oleorg(e L1ai, esq. Robert Chakpman, esq. Edw"ard~V e, sq. Jornathan Chapman. es4. Jhn Lok,esq. Prancis Cresswell, ess- James Hon, esii. jesse Curlinig, esq. James Sims, esq. Joseph Dowlion, ecq. Daniel Stephenson, esq. John Deacon. eseq. CIaud Gen. Thornton, esq. The lncreae:ng demands upon the funds of this institution havt latterly obliged the committee to reduce the pensions allowed to the distressed objects of it to the small SUM Of 41. and 61. per annum per mnan, whether seaman or master; 21. lOs. per annum to widows; and Ii. to each chIld under 14. The committee havinig reason to suppoase that the liberality of merenalnts avid others would net be wrlthheld ti their case was made known, they have thought ft their duty to solicit attention to the state of the funds of the curporation. During the last year was Paid to 1,760 Pnsoners% ?6,o2t .5 Jin 1emporatry Relief 234 13 6 Extpenses of 'Establish. mieat. Including Salaries of Secretary, Assistant, and Surgeoni, Rent, Taxes, .kc. - . 736 410 ?.5,99 3 4 * ~~~~Receipts for the same time:- Sixpence per Mdonth Deducted from Seamen's Wages ?4,04 19 9 Interest on the Caipital.iw1,33I,0 ?65,404 9 ii The commnittee beg to add, that the capital arlises solely from bene. factions anid legarlies, and that thle amount paid to meamen, sine, the -estiablishment of the corporation, hasCogretly exceeded the sum re- ceived fromi tliem. By order of the Comittee. W. WATSON, Secretary. Donations3 received by Messrs. Sikes and Co. litansionhousie-street; and by the SecretaLry, at the Office, ov,er the Royal Exchange. Joh Clrk owel, Suhseriptions received_ Johi lak oiel, seq. ?020 0 0ThomLasWilslon, esq.Wap. The Committee, 10 gui-. ping ?10O 10 0 neas each - - 210 00 Thomas Wiloon, eeq. London Assurance Corpo.-10 0 Wuiroford-court - 5 0 ration - 0 CaPtain Thomas,Larkins, The East India Company 1 06 0 0 E.I.C.S. - .10 10 0 iThe Russia. CempaLny 50 0 0Christopher Smeith, seq. WestlndoiaDocIcCompany 60 0 0 Alderman - 5 0 0 J,sep Sme, eseq. .10 10 0Joseph Cotton, esq.- 0 (0 William Bawtree, esq 10I10 0Edward C,Bradford,esq. 10 10 0 J. R. Wiliam asnd C.-1010 0TbomasWiison,esq.M.P. 10 10 0 Thomas B. (Id field, eeq. 210 0 William D. Doweon, esq. 10 10 0 Benjamin Woolner, esq. 2 2 0The Mlercers' Company so000 Cliarles Soames, esq. - 2 2 0 IN EWV CHURCH of ST. MARY, Gree-nw_i_ch_._-On [iNFriday'Morning, hisly' 14. will be PERFORMED, In the Parish iChurch of GreenLivich. in a d of the Funds for the Completion or the New Church of St. MarTY, a GRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC. Patroness, Her Royal Highness Princesgs SOPIHIA MATILDA. VICE-PATRONESSES. ;Marchioness of Dote Lady Mary Legge ILady Farnaby' .Countess of Dart- L.ady Annie Leg'e IDowager Lady Mar. . mouth Lady Augusta Hervey Idaunt Counitess of Bristol Lady Sarah R obinson 1Lady Biomneftseld :Countess of Bucking- Lady James Sttiart ILady lHunter fhamshire Hon. Mrs. Fey Lady Long :Countess of Liverpool Hen. Mliss Townahond Lady Keats Coun te.ss of D rnley Hon. Mliss M. Towvns- Ld u Viscountess MelvIlle hend Lady Huslop Lady Caroline Legege lHon. MIrs. L ihngton Miss Vansittart I ~~~~STEWARS. ;Trustees of the Churehof St. Mary. Archdeacon of Colchester Rev. Geo. Mathe5v, M.A. Vicar Rev. J. Russell, D.D. itg:ht Hon. the Lord Bexley Rev. samnuel Co,le, D. D. 3 . Angerstein, seq. Rev. gamnuel Watson. D5. D. 3J. L. Bicknell, eseq. Rev. P. A. French, D. D. 5Pev. C. P. Burney. D.D. Rev. W. Jones, B. D. !Rev. Alexander cromble, LL.D. Rev.G. Lock, Md. A. Rev. Ro,bert Dallin Rev. E. Barnard R. W. Furman. esq. Rev. J. K. Shaw Brooks, M. A. Richard Snouth. eCr;. Rev. Hu h Frazer, Ni. A. Vice-Admiral TpYlor Rev. T. F. M'Gwire, Id. A. MarRev. J. C. I.Gck wood, Md. A. Maquis of Bute Rev. S. Birch, NI. A. Maruis Camden Major-General Mtiller, It. A. Ealof Bristol %iMleor-General Bridges. R. A. Earl 0t Liverpool Lieuit.-Coi. Drumamond, R. A. Farl of Darnley Lieut.-Col. Adye, Rt. A. Viscount SydnieY Captain Mlw. Snsith, R. N. VIsCosunt Melville Lieut.-Gov. Captain Broweli, P-N. Lord Hervey Captain W'KInley, R. N. Lord James StuisiLt Captain Phmlip ing, IL N. Bishop of Rochestetr Stejor Jones.i. A. Bishop of Chester Mfajor Sandham. R. A. Bishop of oxford CaPtain Wood, Dra. Guards Bis4hop of Br1istol George Basevi, Jun. sewq. Lord Auckland Williamn Bennett, seoq. H-on. Henry Legge Waiter Boyd, seq. Mon. Sir Arthur Leege. ILC.B3. William Boyd, esq. Hon. Samlpson Eardley George Bramnwell, eseq. Rt Hon. Sir Charles Long, G.C.B. Thomas Brandram, eseq. RIght Hon. the Chaneceior of the Charles Brougli ton, seq. Exchequer Robert Campbell, esq. Right Hon. Sir H-enryRnuseell, hart. Edward Collins, se,q. Vice-Admniral 5SirT. B. Thompson, John Dorrjsmgton, eseq. bart. G.C.B. Samnuel Enderby, eseq. Sir Edward Knatrlhbull, bhart. M.P. George Erderhy, csq. Rev. Sir Charles Farnaby, bart. H-. Francis, eseq. Sir Hugh Palliser, bart . Charles Goodwyn,eseq. Sir Thomas Wnt. Blomefie ld. hart. Stephen Groombridge, esc Sir Ciatidilis s. Hunter. hart. Win. Honywvoed, esq.OH. P Lieut. Gen. sir Tiomas Hislop, Md. Iaie s1 G -C.I1. bare. Toa aku,eq YiceeAdmifa4Sir Richard 11. KeaLts, Hl.Lce,eq G.C.B. Adra eq Gen. Sir Samuel 14u1sc, GCC-H. .1 . uhntn e.Id. P. Lietit-Col. bir P.. Frazer, K.C.B. Oog ur,sq SlrJoh wiiW hals ebbs sa Sams*el Scott, e Pq. M.P. j Willam T homas Halifax, seq. Williamn H. Smlth, esq. Dean of Canterbitry William Stace, esq. Dean of Rochester Janmes Walker. esq. Dean of Carlisle Simeon Varner, esq. Archdeacon of Rochester Job Wells, esq. M. P. Archdeacon of London I Adan Young, esa. PARQCHIAL COMIMITTEE. Churchwardens, Sldesmen, and ltesideoir larishioniers who hare Overseers for the present serveadtheofficeofChnrchwarden. year. Mr. Thom,as Suter btr. Ssmuel Teulon Johns Wattsq4 Thomas Orr Bsnjamin Lance Willianm Baker Jo,hn Kimnbell John Mdonk Peter Vernez Blackaell Carter Wm. Brownfeld Christopher Redpath John Purvis James N lze James Morley William Edwards Geerge Graham Joseph Hemsley James Roberts Joseph Cole John llartin Joseph Rhodes James Roberts John Crick Joshua Hlargrave Joseph Cook The First Part of the Performance will eonsist of a Selection from Handel s Sacred Oratorio, The Messiah. (with the additional aecompa- niments by tlozart.) In the Second Pars will be Introduced several Pieces from the Works of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and other celebrated Composers. Principal Voeal Performers, Mrs. Salmon and Miss Stephells, Mliss Goodall, Master Wealey Mtr Braham, Mr. J. B. Sale, Mr. Terrall, Mr. Hawes, and Mr. Vaugean. The Band and Chorus will be complete in every department, to eonsist of nearly 150 Performers. The Performers In the Chorusses, under the Superin- tendence of Mr. Walker, will he numerous, and assisted by the Young Gentlemen of His Majesty's Chapel Royal and St. Paul s Cathedral. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer. The *rhole under the direction of Sir George Smart, who will conduct at the organ, to which a long movement will be added, expres.sly for this occasion, hr Mr. Butler. nll particulars of the Performance wIll be duly anntunnced. The Doors wil he opened at 11, the Perforrance vrill commence at 12 precisely. Tickets, 1l. 1s. and 16s. each. to be had of the Stewvards and Parochial Commlttee: Messrs. Allen, Coale, Richardson, and Moore, Greenwich; Messr.Hatchard,Picc adllyc ltlngtonWater- loo-place, and St. Pauis ehrchyard and Mr. Rlcherdson, booller, CornhllL . v ; gsE aGMD MALSQUEUADE, AiRtOOMj, _ nderlthe imniadbtaigti onnAse- Twelve Nlenss.- Jlada frfextt May of 1s:e Publh are resetfully jaformed. that the 4)I1ND MASQUERADE wlU take plee Mi abay., The ps>Uicu- la wrlWbte Siw:hy the Coornitt.e, at Mr. (Jartle -Wrighit% Opera tcolonade; Htra marke5tiwbowll rIve li s llnesf wines on-tbe oCccsaion. _____ CO pRl RONS Haw;er-squate.-. I g BbUdttrzts inHnsdPtoaeo the Rloyal a nd GEORGE ASPULL hks the honour to announce to the Nobility Gen- tr. and his Ffbiends generally, that his SECOND C MCERP wilt tka plsce at the above Roomx, on Monday. June 14, Oi the same Fascd xale as bEfore. Conduectrr. Mr. Greatorex. Leader. hIr. P. crs }urther particulars wIll be duly announced. Tickets, half-a.grineg each, to be bad of Maaterl3eorge AspuU, 18, Cork-street- ond-ctreeCt at the inusiexhops of Messrs. filrball and Co., Uhappeli -and Co.,arsd Addison and Ieale, New l5ond-steet; Messrs. Clementi and Co., Cheapaider Goulding and Co.. Soho.snqare; hoorsy and Co., Holles-street; -Mr. Power, Strand; nd at the Royal Harmontc Insti- tution, Regent-street.________________ To the IVRGESSES ot the BOROUOHl of HUNINGDN' , Gentlemnen. H deat of the Marquis of Lothian having calUed to -rT the Hoe,eof Peers your present esteemed Representative the larl oF Ancrnsm tbereby occasioning a vacancy In the representa. tion of your atrnclet and highly respectable Borough, I venture at the tuggestion add assurance or support from many of the lBurgesses to ofermysslf 'si hissuccessor. My knowsn prineiples of attachment to our unrivialled conetitution in church and state, my l,,ng Intimacy with the members.ef the house of Hinchinbroek and nny determi. nation to support hi& Majesty's Ministers, whose fiberal and enlighr- ened policy have so jiatly entitled them to the gratitude ad conf- dence of the country, are oy preteoimns, and should I be fortunate enough to succeed In the objMct of my ambition, my best exertions shlil bt pmd-in upholding the honourof cur couctry and promoting the prospeity of the Borouxh of tuntinedon. !isAV the honour to he. with respect, Gentlemen, Your faithful humble servant Hlichinbroot, April 29 l8 4. JAUES STbART. To her Royal Hlihnes the EucheofCLARENCE. Patroress; his Grae the Duke of PORTLAND, Presidet; and tihe Nobillt and Gentry GOVEIRNORS of the BITISH iYING-lN HOSP TAL irowlnfow-street. MrLords, Ladles, and Gentlemen, Beg to express my sincere thanks for the honour you! haveceonferred on me by appointIng me PHYSICIAN to your I opltal, ud to assture you It shabe my earnest endeavour to ren dor mryself worthy of the trust. I have the honour to be. my Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Yonr obedient servant, 29, Conduit-stret, MayJ, 1824. HENRY DAVIES, M. D. t To thePhSID2N'I T, t7REA R and GOVERNORS of ST. N&R- THoLoME%rs HOSPITAL. MY Lords xnd Gentlenren, A L FLOW *me to return to you my sincere thanl;s for rk the pow&trfut sUiport wthich I bave received from you durinK theSprogress of my canvass for the office of ASSISTANT-SUROEON !1 to 5 lbartbo10mew'3l*HospirA1. IThe day Aixed by your corn inittee for the election 'Is VWedinesday the 19th Instant, wrhen I shall attend with tie fUllest confidenice of recelving by the attendance of my numerous friends the fulfilmenlt of their kind assurance In my favour. Should rondo me the hdeou*to eonfer on mc the appointnmentt I Ihve sols ted. I trust I shat prove that I have not neglected the ad- ' vantages vwhieh the em Inent ability of my late instructor, ir. Aber- nethy, end rny situation In the hospital, have afforded me; rand I car fearlessly assure you, that no one shallI surpass roe in devotion to. -those duties wvhich your kindisess antd the important claims ef hu- mansirtytU wil ae Imposed. I remaln,my Lords and Gentlemen, FReERIDnC C. SIKEY, Grenville-street, ilrunswick-square, May 9, 1824 10 SIrRs JA%tWH;W Bart. President; ROWXvLNi)S[ :i-FNSoN RXl. Treasurer- mn the(%VElNOR1attsrge of ST. SARTiOLO MgWsrs OSPI'TAL. M^ty lerds and Gentlemnen , Shighly respectable Governors of your valumble tn Institution hbvin InFod me that some of my opponents have reported to my prcjudice that! formerly practised pharmacy, I emn- brarg the earliest opportunity publicly to declare positlvel' that I 'never did so. In *o1leltibr the honour of your supWnrt at the ensuizig ELECTION o of an ASSISTANT-SURGEOI to yourHospital, permit me once more I to Inform you, that I entered at the Hospital as a perpetual pupil toMr. I Ahermethy's sacbool, and that I pursued for an unusually long timre the I olyl refuls coarse of lnitiatory study; thatl had tlere everyadvantage w*hich could possibly have had as an apprentice ; thatt I was also a dr.eger and physiecan's pupil; and, subsequently, Hiouse Surgeon for two years-a great additional advantage which as an agprentice, no individrial ean possess; and that I have been altogether in attendance at the Hospital for nearly ten years. For threa years i bad the sole carer ci r. Abernethy- out-?atlenre at the Hospital; I attended for him as long a time at Chrlst s Hospital, and at his own house during two summers while he was absent from London. At the General Dis- p zensy,to vwhlch I have been surgcon for between lour and ftve years, J constantly have under my cre etween 200 and 300 patients. In proof of my qualifications as a surgeon, I have presented you Vrith the strong testimonials whieh I received from your own medical ofcers, and I beg to reeall your attention particularly to that of your truly eminent surgeon, 'Mr. Lawrence, in which he says of me, "I consider him highly qualified for any surgical situation, and should deem his appointment a very fortunate circumstance for any charity to the ervice of yhich he maY devote himself." For the very lattering mannkr ill %s wich J haveheen received durinc the whole of my canvass. I return you my most grateful thanks; an2 feeling the utmost confidence in the kind assurances of support which I har reegived from a large propprtloir of the Governors, have only earnestly to solielt the continued exertions of ny friends; and your early attendance li my favour on the day of election. With 'he highestresipect, I have the henour to remain, My Lords and Gentlemen, Your MQst obedient humble servant 4, Falcon-sqiuare, May 9, 1824. EUSEBIUS ARTHUR LLOYD. A FRICAN INSTITUTION, established tfor the pur- J se of promoting the Civinstlon ot Africa, for the Suppres- sion of the Slave Trade, &c. His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOCF.STRR, E.G. Patron and President, In the chalr. viCE-PRESIDEINTS, His Grace the Archbishop of .an- The Rirht Hon. the Earl Compton terbttry The Right Hon. the Etrl of Mount- His mrace the Duke of Wellington norris His Grace the Duke of Somerset The Right Hon.Visct. Milton, M.P. The Most Hon. the Marquis of TheLordBishopoffDurham Lansdown The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells The Moet Hon. the Marquis of The Lord ilishop of St. David's Bute Tihe Right Hon. Lord Holland The Most Hiox. the Marquls of The Right don. Lord Grenville Hastings The Right Hon. Lord Suffield The ight Hon.theEarlofBristol The Righti-ion. Lord Calthorpe TheRt. Ron. thaEari of Grosvenor The Right Hon. Lord Gambier The Rt. Hen. the Earl of Rosslyn The Right Hon. Lord Bexley The Rt. Hon. theEarlOrey The Right Hon. Lord Fleadley The Rt. Hon. the Eial of arrovby The lUgh t Hors. Lord Teinmouth The Rt. Hon. the Iarl of Roden The Rlgh t Honm. Robert Peel, rI.P. The Rlt 4on. the Earl ofI.on The Rt. Hon.Wnm. Hu6kis.on, MI.P. TheRt. honltheRarl or C aon Willltm Wilberforce, e,q. !4.P. The Rt, Hon. te arMtUO ford Thomas Clarkson, eFq. The lt. Hon. the Iarl of guston Jamnes Stephen. esq. The EIGHTrENTH ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this Institu- tion will be held at Freerrasone iail. Great Queen-street, LinrolsVs- Inn-ftelds To-morrow, the 11 th day of May instnt, at 12 o'clock, to receive the Report of the. oerd of DIrectors. and for 'therbusines&. WILLIAM EVANS, See. The chair rill be tskei by H{is RoRal Highness the Duke of GLOCESTER at I o'clock precisely. N.B. Tickets for thc admission of Ladies and Gentlemen may be had on applieation at the oflee of theinstitutioun. SYLU.M for VEMALE ORPHANS._ A. H. R. H. the Duke of CAMBRIDGC, K.G. PresideLt. VICE-PRESIDENTS. His Graee the Duke of Marl- IRe. Hon. Ad. Lord Radstock.G.C.B. borough I RIght Hon. Sir Archibald Macdo- Right Hons Earl Spencer, ILG. nald, hart. Rlight Hon, Earl Mansfield 5Sr Wi. Leighton, knight. Treisurer, Wm. Williams, esq. MI.P. The ANNIVERSARY MEETING of thiH CHARITY will be held on Wednesday 'MVy S0th, when the SERMON will be preached by the Rev, J. A. hUSFlIELD, DD. Rector of St. 'Michael's, Wood-street; Lecturer of St. Marylebone, and Chaplain to the Earl of Mfulcrave. The Chapel doors will oper at 12 eoclock, and Divine Service begin at 1 o'clock precisely. The ANNIV gRSARY DINNER will be on the seine day, at the City of London Tavern, Blshopsgate-street. STEi$W.5RDS. Henry Alexander, esq. Sanmuel Marryatt. esq. James Bailey. esq. WIm. Sanford, egq. Rev. C. P. Burney, D.D. F.RS. and Claude George Thornton. esq. A.S. Samuel Arthur Vardln,eeq. John Dent. ceo. George Wheeler, esq. Edw ard Fletener. seq. Wmn. Wild, esq. Henry Gaitskeil, esq. flor. VYoumg esq. Sherlff of Surrey. Dinner tickets 15s. each. N.B. On that day there wil be no admis- sion to the chapel but by tickets, which vill be sent to every guardian, The music by !ir. Horley, the organist. WM. AOUTTER, Sec. The Stewards and Committee most earnestly entreat the exertions of the Guardians and their Friends on this occasion, as the frmnds of the charlty wJIl be very materially decreased by the lare sum nto be paid for the necessary purchase of the premises, The obJects of thle chnrit are Deserted Female Orphans, bereft of both their parents and wit hout anr known parish from which they can claim rellef. And since the foundation in 1758 nlearly 2,000 ebjects have been edueated.