DR. AGER, Fellow of the R...
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Tfl Th AGE,R, Pet=lo of - t'ne Royal College of Physi-~ UJ/clans. &e. will begin his next COURSE of LECTURES and EXAMINATIONSon the TI4ORY and PRACTICE. of pHySIC, shy- misry nd he alriaMedco,at isTheatrp, 69, Mlargaretstrect,. Caveru~is-ulasre,on Monday June 7,atS in the morrinag. hee couse ar gvenevryyea, achocuping near 4months. Further partculas my beknow byapplingto Dr. Ager, at his resiaence, ("IOPRTNESHIP r LON.-WiANTE D ihome- \I. ditey, rom?30 t ?40,fora tmeto be agreed on, to be hin vesed n a2roicsbleconern whch etunsupwards of 30 per cent-; Theprtyaovncigtheamemayeiter ecome a copartner In the conern upn erm alo t b ageedon,orgood personaLl security, witha hndsoe ad liera doueurforthe advance, wvill be given. ?rhscpals nly wll b treated with. on wich occasion a ftll expla- natio wil be ivenof the nature of th concern. ApplicaLtion per- 's pal O b eir ost paid) to A. B.a Mr. Nesbites, IqNew London eo~fehoue. 7 St.MCrtn's-le-grsnd. AGene~iOUNG MAN, aged 19, who can command Al,..0001. of reguilar stead-y habits. touch attached tol,usIness. 2fnd wbo Trrites a very good expeditiouis hatnd, is solicitous to CONNEcT HIM'SELF' withsome respectable HOUSE, In anv ilne, ashop,excepted~, Wrhere he might he usefully employed; and it after a few years it should be fouind agreeable to all Parties, he would place the abevestum in the busine~ss; or he would be happy to engage short of a prospe- tIve Interest In the concern. file has been 3 or 4 years In a house of ,tie firet respectability in town, fromn the prinicipail of which he can be wrell recommended. Address WV. B. 22, Fore-street. VJp E R_el1aftves of a ycung GENTLEMIAN, engaged during the day In meURantile pursuits, are desirous thiat he s ould heconle thel[NMATEof some highily respeetable private FaMily, rezident at the w-est enid of the towvn, wvhere he May have the opportut- nity tO pass.bi.s ev,enhigs in good soeeety. The neighbourhood of RiUa- zell-squiare, Mlarylebene, or Piccadilly preferred. It. Is nor at all pro- bable that any boarding-house will be acceptable; aLnd anY situation receiving more than 2 inmates would be decidedly objected to. A4' dress, post paid, to A. B. at Messrs. Hfay1niore and Son's, Abechureb- 0 PARENT and GURDIANS.A Lady,accus- intohercar, i a ers deIrale nd esuifu slUatOO,some diq- tencefroml.onon. TREE r FOR YOUG LAIES,to share snm rational elegn brnigup whlsh bas beenl sohilyapoe of duringt a rels! ecec of many years in London- h ra se riessee and entire devotion of her tine, aLnd the kindest grdoth enrusforr and happinest of her Inmates, will render the aoeo h advertiser extremely valuable to any young lady who a lost her moather, or who may be of an age to requ-ire choice an irvn g associatfon, at the same time that any deficiency Possil remaini in her education will reeeive very superior attention, Letr,Post p-tid Addressed to H.W. care of Mlr. Win. Walker, book'Sele,l6 Strad, Lonidon, wIll be transmitted to sand answvered by theavr tise? as soon as receIved. 1Q)OARD and LODGING, -iii the country.-~AGen~tle- wUvsoman, residing In a healthy and delightful part of thecotinity of Hiants, wvishes, to RECEIVE into her familir a Lady as atBOARDEII- The house Is large, commodious, and wvell appointed. esobosomed In ita own grounid-, which are highly picturesque anid private, anid the manner of living is unobjectionable. Trhe situlation wvould suit ar. invalid whbo may prefer Intellectual society anld retirement, or a young1 laydsiosofprung her education, as azNSwiss governess TeEldes fn the house aind eminent masters attend thefanmilY to give Instruction on the harp, pianoforte, drawing, and dancinz- TIhle termis are very modlerate and references highily respectable. Coaches to and from London twvice a day, and twvo coaches in the night. Ad- dress,. Post paid, to B.11. 227, Regent-street. 7M 0 VINE MERCHANTS.-A young Gen1tleman ~(the? _! on of ai person wio has lately retired from the wine busines,) is eslrou.s of le!ng Admitted Into 'an e-stablIshed house of respect- aibility uponseachtsemnsas can beRasreed upon. The advetsrwh 'has a knowleIdge of the business, having been in it a fewv years,nand whohas aceonnexioni entirely amnongst private fanillies) Is desirous of getting int,, some estabilihed hnouFe, whose conniexion mnay also be atmongst PriVme- familIes. in preference to carrying on the busIness by hlmself. Theptdvertiser would also he haupy to JOVIN any GENTLE- ANpuisses.-cd of capital andi a good conriexi~,, wvho miiht wvish or xnav be about to embark In the wine business, and feelst assured that such a-n p~rrangement minght be Made as w9ould be mnutuially, beneficial. L,etter',Tn paidl. w'th real name,1 &c. Addressed to R. A. at 1,r. He"bert', lifb'rary, 88, Chieasplde, will mieet wvith dole attcn,ion. 7fO be LET, oin Leae, ae e)gnVL -LA, delight- Qfuh-'sftvaitc at 'hlnkford-bateh loiefoiLondon, in the countyof Essecx. ThCenesdencestai i h eteof a lawn and Pleasure grounds. ornsmented by shruh and forest trees in great per- fectlon, and contaIns I neat bedeham er, dining anid drawring rooms wItih bowv wvindows scisened by verandas, an entrance hail,. light kitchen wasbhouse. cook And hutler's Pantries, dalry, and beer eel- lAr. TAe exterior oficesE comprise a. eoaehbtotse, a 4-stall Etable, And caLrt stabile. bakehouse. laundry, kcnife house, hay loft, and coach- man' T onom and storeroom, writh other outitufldinigs, yaLrds. drying grouind, and other conveailencesl an excelletnt kitchen garden well 2t,.cked and plasited with frulit trees, a fishponid, and several indlo sures ,f rich maeadowr land,comprising altoggethe-r About IS acres, wvithi a small gardener's cottice, endsa garden and orchatrd adjoinling. Ins- rilaePossession mnay be had. For fuirther particulars linquire of 1~lre.1 App1leyard, I. Lincoln'-fun. ,ri ENTEEL FAMIY ESDEN'CE, 10 Acres of '4 ~fin Patur Lad, c,rifl a andomepadock, and 30 Acres of gdSoundAraIc and,alltith-fre, itut wIthbin I mile of Colheser,Essx, iththepriilee f Sqporting over the Mtanor of Wst Dnylad. catanin bout1,110 ares, well stocked writh came adjinin themano of ereco hanld preserves of Sir 0. 14. Smyc. bar.-'o F LF.. fr a ermof years, all those tithe-free PREMEliE, called FOXBU'R1OWVS, pleas,antly situate, within s mile or Co,lchester: comprisIng elegant dining and draswing rnooms of good dimens~ions, studiy. 5 comfortable sleelping rooms, large kitchea,roomy and dry wine and iteer cellars: 4-stall stable and eoschhouzse. writhl coachmiann's room over, brewhouse, dairv, and every requisite domes- tic office And agricultUral erection; pump wvith excellent wvater. and pleasure and kitchen gardens: the wvhole forming a complete and de,'eIrae residence, as the premises-are in excellent repair, the land of the very best description, and sItuate in a g(-nteel neighbourhood. For particulars apply to Messrs. Hawes anid Fenton, general estate s-gen~,. Hg-street, C.oichester. All letters must be pos.t paid. 7SflTEAD LODGE, SUrrey, a roost desirable com- vact Family Residence, with offices, excellent gardens. patddecks, &-e.-To be SOLD, by Prfivate Contract, by Mfessrs. GARDOM. that truly desirable RESIDENCE, Ashtead Lodge. wvitli attached and detached offices, neat lawn and pleasure garden, conservatory, highly productive vegetablie garden, partly wailed, well clothed and stocked with cho!ce fruit trees, &e. and three paddocks, containing together about four PcresR. delightf'ully situate, in the village of Ashtead, 17 mniles from London and 2 from Epsom, a remarkably healthy, plea- seant, andbhigblyrespectable partof$Surre-. in the centre of thenfnest field sports, and hs;vlng the facility of hourly communication by stage coaches with the metropolis. The residence is seated on. a gen- tIe emi;nence, commanding rich and extensive views, and contains a neat en',rance hail, exe,ilent dining room :L3 teet by 16 feet, drawing room 20 feet by 16 feet and a half, library or morning toini, four *aIrytand cheertuxl chambers, four secondary and servants' sleeping r.oA-' mple domnestic offices and cellarimng; detached are two excel- lent three-stAll staildws, A. double coaclihouse And sleeping room. over, ocher usual detached ofFeces, a gardener's cottage, aiid twvo snWai tenernPrntS, cdtuate at time extremity of the grounds- The prlnitsiss kre in comrplete repair and order, and are abundantly supplied with line spring and softw~ater. This ;desirable estate, except one paddoeuk, is capyhold of thermanor o"Aahtead. sulject to stridling quit rent, a ciLasomary fineat alienation,sendsafine and tw,oheriots at death. One of the paddocks 1is held on leasie for an. unexpired terma of 78 years, at a low rent. Eairly possession may be had. To be viewed with ttickets only, which with particulars and termns may be had on application (if by letter, post paid) to Messrs. Gardom, auctioneers, Agents, &e. Ep-am: or of Me%srs, Witiitanley and Sons, Parerno3ter-row, London. TQ1LTHAM_N PARK, MANSION, and ESTATE, Kenit. JjLA-To be SOLTD, by Private Contract, the vets'valuable and cam. pact ESTATE called ELTHAM PARK PLACE, deligbtiully situate at the east end of Eltham, in a hiighily respectable neighbourhood, and IR is beautiful pArc of the county of Kent, a v-ery short distance from Blaekheatb and Woolwich, 4 mniles fronsi Foot's Cray, and only a miles from London. This important property Possesses a considerable frontage to the high road, from which it i-s enclosed by park paling oad 2- ocragon lodges wivth iroii gates. The park contains 65 acres and upwards, and Is embellished wvith stately timber, and thriving plantations. The Approach to the residence is by a carriaee drive through the said park, nearly In the centre of which is erected a inib,tantial and beautifully ornamented villa, svith a conservatory at the east end, aLnd a longc terrace walk sand veranda to tile wrhole south fr,,nt of the building, from which is a most delightfuil and picturesque v-iew of the rich surrounding sceniery. The interior of the house Is planned with great attention to comfort and convenienee. The aipartments itre all -if excellent proportions: the whole is in the best possible order, and Is well adapted far the residence of a family of dIstnction. There are also numnerous attaehed and detached offices, extensive lawn and pleasure grounds, shrubberies, gr(ives and walks of great variety, beauty, anid extent. large kitchien garden, with lofty 'walls and long range of graperies, ivith greenhouse in ,th_e centre. At a convenieiit distance from the nmansioms Is agood farmhouse, with capital warm yards, enclosed in Part by excellent n.r!coltural buildings. Also several othier fatrm buildings, and about 75 Acres of rich aralfe land, divided into convenient enclosures, and about 3i acres of coppice or wood land. The whole estate lexeept abhout I I acres) Is freehold, and the land-tax Is redeemed. Possessioni of the farm and lands mnay be had at Mlecbaelmas next, buit the :snan- sion 'eIng at present let as a firtisished residence, possession thereof eninnot be had dlil Christmas next. Further partIcuilars may he knsown on application (if by letter, post paitd) to Mvr. Coo'kney.I s.licltor. 9. Castle-street. flulboriiz to Mlessrs. Black, Chapmaan, anid Webb-. Hall Staircase. ?tiddle TemPle; or to Mrr. Henrv Wilson, 105. Hatton-garden. For leava2 to view tlse Premises apPlihittion must he madre to MNr. Cookney, as nio one wvill be permitted to ceo the same without lea-ve. H~RN I LANGUAGE.-The Public are mos~ respect- .JL fllyInormd,tlhat a NEW FRENCIH GRAMIMAR, handsomely prined I twovolmes octtivo, wIvll be very sthortly yublished, foir sheuseof nglsh tudentA desiroius of rapidly acquiring the mealls of seakig Frnch ith fluency and purity, upon an entirely newv plea by3. V DOViLLE, Professor of the French Language. For theparl~l2r ue o sch ades and gentlemen asmay be only slightly acquintd wth Fenc, ad itho oin their visit to the mnetropolis iif Frane 151 ~ssto akethenmselves wiell understood, sod conse- onettl toimpoP0themselves In thet 1language, a collection of all the phae,drections, ObservAtion1s.,&c. thaRt conimunly occur In ajonur- nay frmCalais to pat'ig are iiitroduced In the form of dialogules into thewok which in everpara n most particuilarly has for its object to make French convesto aiyatIal. Subscriptions are Teceived by 'Messs osy4.radtet,Ecange, and128, Holles- street, Oxford-stret nr bes Bodsret lessr. Miartin Bo,- sange and Co, 14, Gra aloog-tet n 124, Regent-street-, and by the aithor 2, LaLwrence-lae Chasd Prospectuses may he obtaLined gratis at etitheroftheabvplcs T IJSEASES of the EYE.-A MHember of the Faculty, B ~ bho,hya new mo.de of treatmnert hashbad the beartfeltsatfs- faction of effectuailly CURIN'G the most des'perate cases of those affec. tiaTns of the eye commonlly called OPHTIIALNIIA, some of whichi bad baffled the effortsI of the most emninent oculists both abroad and at homne, beingdesirous that, previouis to publishing an account of it, his yeculiar mode should have tue must extensive possible trial in his own hands, emnbraces this opportunity of Iyvifnez those who are suf- fering from chronicle iflammations, roughness and tuimefactioii (gits's nulatiotns) of the lids, and opacities of the cornea, with impaired vision, to participa,te inthe benefit of his discovery. This invitation I.E particularly Addressed to those whose cases are consIdered hiopeless3, who have beeis unsuccessfully treated by other practitioners, or who, havig ben reaed ithappren sucess, continue to be harassed withfreoentrelases Theadvrtisr'schief object being to contri- but alke O te iterstsof ciece ndthe happiiness and comifort of is uffrin felo-cratues,isoreuneration is required before NEWV MUSIC, publishied by MAYHEWV and Co. 17, Old Bond-street:-HART's SEV~ENTHi SET of QUADRILL.ES, from Rtoasini's Opera, Pietro L'Ercrmita, containing'I La Louisa,' ' La TIheodosia,' I'la Jolla,' I'La Eremita,' and ' La finale,' as danced at Almnack's and the Grand Fetes At Windsor and Brgto.fr the Piano- forte or Harp: resPectfnlly dedicated to Lady Elizabeth Conyngham, by JOSEPIH HART. Price 4s. The universal reception of these elegant and tasteful quadrilles have Induced unerincipled persons to ofrer c.unterfeitp, the publishers therefore feel t imperative to cau- tion the mnusIcal WoTld against purchasing spurious editions. No copie3 car, be genuine but those published by Mlayhew and Co. niuic- sellers to the Rnyal Family. Where may bcobtained, Hart's Tenth Set from Weber's celebrated Der Freyschutz. Price 4s Hart's Ninth Set from Rossini's Opera of La Donna dcl Lago. Price 4s, Harts Eighth set (or English QuadrUles) wlth the Oxoniaa Finale. Price 4s, JIart-S Seventh Set from Rossini's Opera Pietro L'Ercnnta.. Price 4s. Hart's Sixth'Set from Rossini's Opera, La Gazza Ladra Harts Fifth zet from RossiniflOpera, Sl Turof Ittla Hart's Fourth Set, with -George the Fourth's Coronationt Wat-Hr' hr e o cele- brated HUMsars), wvith La Cenidrillon. Harts Second Set from iTan- credi, Including the TemPeti Dance HartsFirst Set, fror the favos- rite Ballet of 1,a Carnival de Venie lonweiin fHr' First,Second,Til'rd,SfldFourthbSets o otch andifrish ouarils Z PERM OIL, Painting, Varnishes, Salad Oil, &c.-The i finest rectified sperm oilthatisburned4s.pergaUon(allowance in cmnaftity of 10 17oisit- seconid sperm 35-.; an-d excellent lamp oil 1e. 1)8, The heat 0lWgghle lead tiat is sold at38aexcellent ls.pern wt (6d, less In full ewts- taken froin the door); linseed oil (the best old) 2s,- 681; torIP' s 5; strongest drying boiled. oil 3&.3d.; droppings of sweetoil3. fed-. and neats' foot 5s-pergalion. Superlor body var. nish 4s. per pinCt carri2ge, black t,apan, gold size, Irain0scot, in dma- hog y 6 d. s-pirit 4s.; and mastic 49. 6id'; these vatrisnses war. ranted 2_ be of tChebest uaslityrmade. cWhiting (fit for gildiera) 2d. per dozls; putty 2(d.; spruce ochre (gd) lid.; and oopperas 1d.per Pt- I elos ou Sal decriptSions for outdoor wvork ee, at equallylow prices, and packed with care for the country ana xLportation. Best salad oU lgd..per pint amid flask; essence of an- chov7ies (the best made) 14d- per bottle, 12s. per dozen, usually gold at Ba. per bottle:. anchovis (vecYbest) 2s 6d^ per lb-; bestcandlesl6s.3d. and beat moulldsCtth wexed witel6s.td. per dozen: best mottled and yellow leaps dos. and i6s3- per cWL. best Windsor 14d. per lb. J. J. SMITH, being aware of the hazard of givingeredit, ofersto adia- cerSlng public all articles i the ohI, colour, end ItalUan trades at oquslylow yrices for cash only, qualities recommended by each nur. chasr. 2~1 Thesig ofthe hrit'sHospi talt. Blue Culat Boy (sieoul Sn teh window), 3, Clare4treet CinCcIre-mark,c2et, near uLieColn's-inn.field' Careful painters recommended to fosisiie painuting thelr own houses, pi1iorS t r4WViad - IAtUL's CRAY SCHOOLS.-A, 'ERIMON wll .FA preached, in the Parish church of raul'~~~~~~s Cra. orthe ~NFT ofthee AcU"Les C"R AY PSa'hCHOL"S71, onFI'dauyl, tChe 28th o0f May by the, .Rev. HUGH I'1'NE;.ILe, Retr o bury. bfte coilleto ' ib will be Mdente churc tas uua after; the.serdn Should exc,eed. thelimmediate Wats ofthese schools, the surplus wiltlbe present 'totbhe Ladies,' '~ HenaScIet. maid of their Inrtitution forjnt'!t ing te FeaaeChiltldenf,1relafld Divine service to begin at 32 o'coc. her wllhe o uhc innmer, butl ldisand Gentlemen, frIends fti nsiuin who. a be nded, to fav..urthAni _ersay Meeting with thei r presence aerespectfully informied that they may be accommodnted with rooms in the cottages adjoininig lo the church. OFFICE of the GAS LIGHT and COKE COMPAN Y, Bride.steet Blefias ono,My 8.184.-Notc 0 i hereby -,gven, ,tr,tht a SPE;CIA',LarCOURT lofthe RORIENORS of"t~i Company wivlb held at the Crow,vn an,ds A"co Tvr n.In he Stranid, inth outyo Middlesex, oThrday,? thTee3d dayf Jnetrncx.t, at 11o'clok in he frenoo, puruantto the Act of the Z9rh yer of hislate ajest Ring eorgethe Tird, for the PELETINof THREE DIIIECTORS of this tompany ~~~for 4ears iln the rolom of Thre iretos, howil ten o ut f ffie y efix of time. By ordr o th Cort 1 Drecors RCHARD GUDE, Secretary. N.B.Thechar wll e tkenat 2 oclok preciSely; and the Ballot iltdgestrst Biekfias, Miay 11, 1824. IIy Ld,Lde,andGnlm , F 73H ero haiEarie ie ouir Situatioin in the .IL our ofDirectors of the Gas Lightand Colc Comnpany expires byefixO time, wve rake teopportunity to reanstte hoor of your VOTES andITRS torpace uls as DiRECTORS of your Comany attheSpeialCout t behoden at the Crowvn and Anchor We tusttha ourpas coduc wil hean arnst that our fniture We have the honoure tompemain, JOHNGEO LOKITT. It. . SIVESTR. e FFICE of theGC,AS LIHanCOEOM NY Hrldgc.street, Blackfrlirs, M,ay 20, 1824.-1 do hereby give notice, that, pursuant to the 8th by-lawv of this Comp311Y, JOH GEORGE LOCKETT, ESq. ". n RtICHARD NVILLIAMIl SILVESTER s.a~ WILLIAM RICEFORD, Esq. MI.P. hatve severally given nie notice, in writinig, of their Intention to Stand for the office of a, DIRECTOR at the ELECTION which will take place at thie Crown and Anchbor Tavern, In the Strand, in the cuunty of Middlesex, on, the 3d day cof Juite next. By order, &y RIC-lARD GUDE, Secretay S OCIETY for-the IMPROVEPMEN'I' of PRISON DIS- kJCIPLINE and for the Reformation of Juvenile Offenders. M-. R. H. the Duke of GLOCESTER, K.G0, patron. The GENERALIMEETING of the Subscribers and Friends to this Indtuton illbea held on Friday, the 28th of Mlay Instant, at Free- I ao i~,,t reat Queen-street, Llneoln's-inn-fleld5. The chairwill Ibe taken at 12 o'clock preci sely. Tickets will be forwarded to sub- !scribers. xon-subscribes-s will be provided with them by application ' to Mlr. A. 0. Eilliot. at the Society's office, 18. Aldermaubury. Seats wvill be provided for the accommondatIon of ladleS rffffhEATRE of ANATOMY and 1MEDICINE, _Webh-street, Maze.pond, Borough.-The SUMMINER COURSE of LECTURES, delivered at the above Theatre, will COMMENCE on Tuesday, June 1. 18204. 1 On Anlatomyv aud Physiology, by- Mr. Grainger, at a quarter past 1 o'clock in the for-enoon. The Lectures will afterwards be delivered dalyathaf;,ast7,a.m. dThl fntr usi catory Lecture on the Theory and Practice of Physic, by Dr. Armistrong, nt hilf-Past 7 o'clock in the evening. Thesubsequens Lectures Onl the Practice of Physic and on Miateriat Aledica also will. afterwards lie delivered at 8 o'clock in the evening,at 39,Southampton- row, Russell-square. For Particulars apply to Mfr. Grainger, 28. Dean-street, South- Wark; Dr. Armstrong. .39, Southampton-rowv, Russell-squae toI lTr. Highley, medical'bookseller, 174, Fleet-street; or at theTete IWebb-street, Mlaze-pond, 1Borough. 'VRUTECTOR LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.- 1r~~~~Capital Three Millions Sterling. Presidenit, the Most Noble the Marquis of LA-NSDOIVNE, VICE-PRESIDENTS. Rt.lIon. Lord Rt. Ed.Sormerset,m.P. IRear Admuiral SlrJohia Gore Hon. James Abereremby, ld.P. TSOtephen IL Lushiqsgton, esq. M.P. DIRECTRS CharlesBiahsbage. esq. F.R.S. IGeorgeJaeckson. esq. Rosbert Campbell, esq. IMaj. Gen, SirE.Rerrison,bart.M.P. RearAdml.S!rE.Codrington,F.R.SQ. ICaPtain WVin. L. lilaberly, M.P. Henry-Tho,,.Colebrooke, e,q.F. R.S. George T. Nicholsoo, esq. SirAlexanderCrIchtoll,31.1. F.R.S. Alexaiider L. Provost, esq. Francis Gore Curris, esq. George Raikes, esq. Thoma-s Curtis. esq. George Ranking, esq. Richard Hlart Davis, esq. M.P. i PeterM. Roger, M.D. F.R.S. John Harvey, e-sq.I James Scott, esq. M.P. Nathaniel tilbbert, esq. Moajor General Sir Henry Torrens GeogeHator, eq.AUDITO RS. Gielorg Hathoand, esq. ICharses Saville Onley, esq. M.LP. fai,os {Messrs. Ceutts anid 1:0. Strand. Bakrs lessrs. Curries, Raikes, and Co. Corethill. C sutnActuary, Charles Bablbage, eso,. F.R.S. Cosltn Physici5an. Sir Alexa,nder Criehton, M.D. F.R.S. Phaysician, Peter NI. Roget, 1M.D. IF.R.S. Counsel, Robert Granit, cs-,. SoLlctors, Messrs. Mleyrlek and (:ox, Red Lion-square. The necessar arrangements for carrying into effect the various objet 01o the iTnstitution being nowv comApleted, the office will be opend u the 31,st Instant att No. I, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. The term.fisurance, and other Particulars, will be stated Ina prosptc- to,.whih v.illhe radyfor eliery n tat dayW at the offlice. V~H PALAIIUMLIF ad FIRE ASSURANCE Ls SOCIETY.CAPITAL ?2000,000 Sterling. Sir EWARDIWDEEAST F.RS. M.P. Chairmnan. Coonel JOHN BAILLIE, 3M.P. Deputy Chairman. Sodfas Du Pro Alexander, esq. .. Neil Benij. Edmonstone, esq. John L. Anderdon, esq. Joseph Efsdaile, nes~l Oeorgen Abtesoq. seq. JonWilason ulton, es,$ JohnBetes.MP Thos. Houldsworth, esq. N1.. Samuel liosnquer. esq.Cahpt. H. Rater, F.R.S. Heny rone eq.F..S. Cas. Eltoni Prescott, esq. Sir . Campon c Crespigniy, Peter Relerson, esq. bart. N.?. ~~~~Alex. Robertson., esq. N;.P. Si .Contreve, bart..NT.p. Sanmuel Skininer. egq. Co .H -.Davfes, N.P. Colonel Mark WhIts : ldw tDa-i.s, esq. Sir William Young, baxt. David Barclay. esq. I Frederick Manning, esq.genry Dance, esq. Banker.-NIessrs. Bosanquet and Co. and Mes Cojittts and Co. Mathematical Inspector, Thomas Young, MI.D. F.R.S. Physicaian, T. Young, M.D. F.R.S.-Assist. Phys;idar,J. Bartlett,M.D. IStanding Counsel, Oliver Anderdon, csq, Suirveyor, Samuiel Bleazley, esq. Th eResilden-t Superintendent, William Andrews, esq. Teojct of this Insti tution has been to co,mbine the adv-antages of all the earlier establishmoents, to remedy thieir acknowle dged de- fet, and tt, give to the persons assuethtifenen theeeral managemient which their important interests demand. In the life dLepren rae adatges have been secured to the public than hafi ve eslolee b eay 1-r society; four-fifths of the e-stimnated prftwl-be a dded every seventh year, by way of bonus, to the Po-. Ilels shetedfor he wole term of life, aud the remaIning one-fiftli wil hetrasferedto heSubscribed capital.and preserved untouched, to frm cotinall Inreaing guarantee to the assured. The oldes ofpoliiesefece for the-whole term of life will havc vote Incomon iththe proprietors at all general meetings, and WAil possess the aidvatages Of auoretor in ever.y other respect, ex!ept,Ing qualIfication for o ffi ce,"which is derived from hol din gs3lsare-s in the capital stock ofthe society. In tlhe Fire Department equal attenstioll hias been pald to the In- terests Of the assured, and many importanst advantages are held out for their consideration; four-fifths of thje profit ssvjll be allowed to Persons whio have been inisured with the society for seven years, wilo- thrby sePtennial or anisual payments, and the remaining one-fifth will be added to tho subscribed capital, as in the departisent of life assurance. The society has commenced busginess at its office, 10. Reg-ent-street, and 76, Cheapside, where the ProsPectus and tables maLy be hiad. WV'i PAVIERS, Stonemasons, and Others--Notice is ---hereby given, that Persons wvilling to CONTRACT for PAVING Part of the Foot Paths of the High-street of the town of Croydon. In the'county of Surrey, wivih the best Y-orkshLire Pavinig and Cnsb Graisite, atre desired to send their proposalIs in writing Isealed up) to Mr. Penfold, solicitor, Croydon, by or before 12 o'clock at nools of M%onda:y, thi- 31 st day of Maay inst. at wvhich time a meeting wIll be held atrthe Town-hall to receive them. A plan axnd a specification of the wrorks may In the mean time be seen at Mfr. Penfolcds office, or at thle Office Of Mlr. Charles Penfold, Surveyor, Croydon. The parties Making tenders, or Some person on their tbehalt,must attend the meet- ing.-Croydon, 'May 14,1824. AlMILTONTIAN SYSI-.EML-Messrs. -WALK,ER iit anid DE L.ARAk respectfuilly announce the REMO4VAL of their ESTABLI.SH,E,NT from Leadenhall-streetto 8, St. Mary-axe, cornier of Blrown's-bulldlngs. Classes aLre nowv in progress for algebra, gee- metry, and other branches of matlhemaLtics, on the Hamiltonian System. Fresh classes are also forming for the French, Spanish, ita- hafn, Latin, Greek a.nd Hebrew languages, preparatory to the final arrangement of whicih lr. Walker wvill have the honOuir of readinga Public lecture at the London Tavern.Bilffopsgate-street,on Wednesday nexr.- when the mnerits of the Hamlitonian system will be fairly dis- cussed : its efficacy be demonstrated by every person present being taught to re-ad and translate several sentences in various lainguafges9; and the at?Plicabi l~ty of the sy'stem to mnathemlatics will be Shown by the solution of algebraic equations. Terms,. one guinea per section of 12 lessons. The lectinre wvill commence precisely at half-past 7 o'clock In the evening. Admittance Is. ICIFAMILTONIAN SSTEM, City Estalishmeniit, 10, .fl~. Pouls~y.-Mr BROWN respeetlully informs tePublic. that his H rHamltas, as e as epetedy anonced in hsavrieetl SYSTM; hathisclases iavinvrisly rrived t h aedge ofpoiinc,In the same numberof leso, as thstagtbMr HamloIad 'hat until lieY. Browi too theCityEtbhett his own account, Mr. Hamnilton intrusted entirely ohmtetah ingof the classes that met la the eity. Private classes for the ancienit ano. modern languages, mneet at the abolve establishment every day, from S In the morningr till 9 in the evening, and newy classes Of f-rom 2 to B persons are formed every week. Persons having already made some proficiency svill be prepared for classes suited to their krowliedge, by one or more Private lessons, wvithout any additional ehaLige. Private classies of four or mtore perSons attended In any part of the metrOPolis, or isnmediate neighbourhood, on the same terms a, in the Fooltry. The -whole coursoe dividedl into five sections, each 'of 10--e payableirinad,vance 21. Jos, eSsons, C'1ANONI3URY.-TobLT Uo ESE, W -ithout a W/Premium, amost desgirable FAM,ILY RESIDENCE, partienlarly' well built, and finished livthe late propirietor forhilsownocuain pleasatly stuatedat Cdonbury nearthe.new North-rcoadUJ; wi0tnh waled ardn, oseboue, -stll tabe,greenhlouse, &e. adapsted in ever resectfor he ac-sosodtlonf aespetabl faily, to whbom Immeiat posesson wll e gien.To b viwed ithcards, whichl withfurherparicuarsmaye hd o WietaleyandSons, Pater- -i-ULWICH-COMMON, Surrey.U-Detached ~Falily~ J5.L9 Residenee, with Coachbbouse, Stabling, offices, GardeRs, and a genteel Cottsige.-To be SOLD, by Private Conitract, by WINSTAN. LEY and SONS, a Leasehold detachied FAMILY RESIDENCE, moast delightfully sitluate on Dulwich-commnoa. coUnmanding the beautiful scenery of the adjacent hillis, In; the neatest order, and fit for the im- mediate rec-eption of a genteel establistlrsent; comprising dining and drawing ruooms, morning parlour, 3 principal, 2 Secondary, and 2 servants' chambersi, dressing rooms, handsome entrance hall,kitchen, wasbouse mans chmber anddometic Offices, coseb and chaise houss, tabing prducivegarens layn,carriage sweep, &c. Also0 a vry eatCotagedetche, bt yt s siuat asto be adapted either forhatngor ccuatu-n shul a amiy equremore room; it con- tais 2goo prlors,kiche, wshous, aid3 bed chambers, held at riliafansu~lgrond ent. T bevieedby tiekcts only,wbich wit patiulas my e hd f Mssr. ills,Bewer, Watson, and Paterno8ter-rov. C LAPH AMl-CO M AON.--!Commodions detached kt' RESIDENCE, with Coachhouse. Stablings, Oflcee. Gardens Lawn Hothouses, and Mleadow Land.-To be LET on LEASE, by WIlSTAN-_ LEY and SONS, a capltal and cornmodiotis RESIDENCE, is the most complete order, and suitable to the instant reception of a family of the first respectability, bhautifuDy situate on the referable side of that enviable spot, Claphani-cosnnonn, over wlich it comtnands a delight- ful nd ninerrpte viw, ossssig aso tbeadvantage ofp1roximbity to thehighrod,butat a cvopnpvenieenit remove, and proteeted by full. grows forest trees. It contains a noble eating room, elegant drawing room, morning parlour, library, spacious entrance hall, 5 principal chamnbers, Ladies'dressing room, 2 v ery spaiousnurseries, a secondary chamber, 2 servants' rooms, capital kitchen, sculcry washhouee ser- vants' ball, hosekteer'sroom, butlrs pantry, ano every domestli coilvelience for a numero us esttblis ntlch,wit cellars fpr wine,beer, coals, &e. Tile stables and coachlousee, including stasding for two carriages, stalls for4 horses, a 1e0se box, harness room, lofts, &c. are fitted up In a ves-y superior manner: extensive lawvn, productive gar- dens, welled to a south aspeet, hothouse, grapery. conserv atory, and 2 paddocks of richl meadowv land, vwith yard, cowrhsuse,hsheds, &ec. the vrhole,abund6ntly slupplied with starer. To beo viewed by cards only, wvhich, with particuflars, may be had of Winfstanley and Sons, Pater- noster row.__ _ - 7?'10 the LITERARY WVORLD, but more partici.1arly. I to the admirers of LORD BYRON.-This Day (Saturday, M ay 22, 1824) will l-e published, priee 3d. No. 1, of a Work entitled THE LITERARY SPECULUM, containing 24 pages, printed in a beautiful clear type, enclosed ln a neat wvrapper, and embellished vith a beauti- ful copper-plate engravlngof Lord Bvron, full equal to those sold at 2s. Gd. To be continued weekly, every third Numnber having a cop- per-plate engraving of a livlng Author. The articles tbroughout the work wlUlbe entirelY original, belngthe wriatigsof severalgentlemen of acknowvledged merit. The Proprletorspledge themselves the wvork hall be completed in 42 Numbers, forming 2 hiandsome volumes. An elegantly engraved title-page, worked in colours, will be given gratis with the second numnber. London, pubElished by T. ElcbardzoD, gB, Hilgh liolborn, aud sold bz all bookeaellers. 1)~JB IC O'FIC, ~et MaITZPA 4TRIeK, CMay ler stoen;on yelo, mrkd H C. besdito,e on E.C.N. 2-;hou been the means of relityvng the greatest distress; and thougl 11 .hsnot at present the power of rRcsng out his benefactor, ye' he as asure A. B. that the ObUgatlori no, conferred has rendere( him more attached to the unknown kind band thatn ever, and wher E. S. visits Yorl;-, now uncertain, he hopes the longtwishled for oppor- tunity wvill occur for his thanLr)ing A. B. itsperson. Canterbury, May-18, 1824. ______________ TN the Mfatter-of Si7iFERIG_ORY O~SBORNZE ~PAGIE LTURNER, a Lunatlec-PLirsuiant to -in order nmade in thin matte; bV he igh HoourbletheLord High Chancellor of GreatBritain, tho CREDITORtSof Sir GREGORY OSBORNE PAGE TURNER, of Bat tiesdien House, In the cournty of Bedford, and of Baker-street, in tin county of Mliddlesex. baronet, nowv In the King's Benchi Prison, ar e on or before the I1gth day of June, 1824, to come In and prove tbeib debts beforeWiUllm Courtenay, es~ one of the Masters of the Cous-I of Chancery, at his chambers, In Sonuthamipton-buildings. Chancery laie, London or in default thereof theywivll be peremptorily exclude. -the benefkt of' the said order. ~~HEREAS by n Decree of th ihCourt of Chian- W e ery, made -in a cause whereinWila Whtispinf.an JOSea1l Gnwvsel! and anotheraEre defendan.ts, it tras rfre oJie William Facs-er, esq. one of the Mansters of the said or.totk s a1ccount of what was due to the plaintiff,~ and ali other the CREDI TORS of JOSEPH GOWSELL, late of Seatter, in the coUnty of Lin. coln, but rinw of Mlorton, in the Narish of Galnsboroughi, in the said county, farmier,clafiming thelbenefitof theindentures of the 18th an4 19th daye of Augut, i814, lin the said decree mnentioned. or the trust; therelincontained, any person or persons claiming any benefit under the said indentures of the 18th and l9~h days of August, 1814. oi the trusts therein contained, are forthwvith to come In anid prove sucb claims before the sald llaster,,at his chiambers, in Southam ptonl- buildings, Chincery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be excluded the brinefit of the said decree. A SECRETRY to the VISIITERS o-f ~a couNwry GAOL WANTED.-Nottee Is, hereby giveit, that the Justices ol the Peace for the county of Surrey wrill APPOINT A SECn E5rARY to the Visitecs of the Conmmon Gaol of thie said colAnty, on the first day olf the niezt General Quarter Session of the Peace, to be holden at Gnildiford, In aind fer tile said county, on Tuesday. the 13th day of tfulynext. An'd, t;hat t'ei sons desirous of beinig appointed to that office siay know the' qualifications and duties thaLt will be required, and the salary that will be given, at the office of theT Clerk of the Peace, In North-street, Lambeth, anydday, except Sunday, between the hours of lO and 4, until Thursday, the 24tb of June next. LAWVSON, Clerk of the Peace. North-street, Lambetb, Mlay 20, 1824. -F4SSXadC I~(jlg8.,,-GE,N,ERtA-IHOSPI~TAL~ of HO"IUS EAPOTHECARY all SECRETARY to this InstittutIon, .who mus bea wIt4"ot any ineumltlrance, and noti unider 26 years of age. [Proper testimonlatls, and referineef foj chiaracter aLnd abilities, must be sent post paid, addressed to the Comimittee, at the Hoipltal, on or before 1'Aursday,'the 17th of June. The day of election will be oin Thursday, Julyl1. Salary 551. per annum. Further particuilars may be known by applying to the Committee or Secretary. Nq. B. A Special Aleeting of Gover-norstwill be held at the Hospital on Thursday, July 1, at 12 Q'cloek, for the purpose of eleoting a person to fill the above situation, at wblch the Breseence of 10 governors wiB be required to form a Board.-Mlay 17, 11124. fOALS.--St. Mary, Isligon ay 20, i8247.r-The TRUSTEES (,f the Poor of tipasherbgventice, that they intend to meet at the Wsorkhos,o Thurdy h 7th inst. at sixo'!cclek In the evenhingprecisely treive PROPOSAS and to CONTRACT for SUPPLVING theWrhue with 130 chaldrons of COALS, called tHebburni Main. pool esre,tob delivered at thle wvorkhouse, free of every expebse.,trith th hpmteres ticket, to be delivered immediately. Such per8ons a nedt send In proposals mnust attend with their proposals in writing, sealed up, at the time and place above mientioned. Hlydi6rde,i. OLDERSH4AW, Clerk. QT,MARLEONE My 15,182b.-LAMP LIGHT- IIW,~-Th Vesrymn ofthe aidParish give notice, that they, willmee~lnthe esty-rom, t te Curt-house of the said parishi, on Sturay, he th dy o.) ue nxt,at II of the clock in the fore- noon to eceie PRPOSAS inwritng,sealedI up, from personas wilingtoCONRAC wth hemfo LII-TINt" the THREE DIVI- SION ofthesaidPARSH or oe yar,from tINchaelmas-daY nex.M The ontrctor ar to rovie, a thir w expense, all lamps and burners, icxcspt ths nPr-rset and Upper rortland-place, wvhich they are only tkepirpa,)nd other materials, matters, and things regardingsc ok,n to give sufficient security for the due performance theef atrs of the iarmps anid burners, the sizeof the potton and h oeo rmigtesnefrso edr and all other patclr a e hd,bapligtMrCokth siurveyor, a his ic,t teCost-os,Ofrsre.whea draft of the conrc a ese. B re fteVsr 'N. B. TeVsr pay their bili eu lrye ryqat. T. BOTOLH WT OUT, Aidgate, Mliddlesex.- sCAVENGERRs'CONTRACT.-The Commissioners for Paving, LYghting, WVatching, anll elcarsing that part of the above Parish which is In Middlesex, and part of 'a stfeet called East Smithfield, in the preeinet of St. Katherine, do hereby give notice, that thiey will meet in the Vestry Room of the said Parish, situiate in Nightinigale- lante, on Thursday, the 10th day of June next, at 6 eo'loc in the even- ing, for thte purpoe of CONTRACTING wvitli ron,e Person or Persons fur CLEANSING the STREETS, Lanes, and other Places within thjeir district, and taking the dust and ashes therefromn to some convenient ?,lceorlaytal,to be provi ded by the conitractor for that purl3ose, for one year, from the 24th day of June next. The contractor is to pay a moiety of tlhe expenses of the contraet, and find sufficienit sure- ties for the due performanee thereof, whiose niames duid deseription are to be given In with the proposals, wvhich must be left a, the clerk'-s office before six o'clock ont teafternoon of the meetinig, where adraft of the contract may be seen on atpplication. JAS. TEMPLER, Clerk, 20th May, 1824. ~12, John-street, America-square. ~'r LKE, helsea, MNay IS.-To COAL-MIER-' LJCHANS.-TheCOMM'tITTEE appointed underan Act "for better assssig ad cUceIng the Poor Rtates, anti for relieving the Poor of thesai Pris" erey ive notice, that they w'ill meet In the Cons- sitterom at the Workhouse of the said parishi, on Monday, the 31st isat at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, to receive PROPOSALS, seale]u andaidressed to them, from persoins who maybe willing to SUPL'th said Workhouse, by CONTRACT, with 100 Chaldrons, pool Fmeasure, of Eden or Hepbutrn Mtain COALS, to be delivered ait the said house free of the e'xpense of delivering the same, wvithin 1 nionth fr-dm the said 31st lnStant, betwveen thie hiours of 10 In the fornoo an 4 n te aftersnoon, fin quantities not less thatn 20 chat- dron afanyonedelvery, wvith 2 houirs' notice previous to snch deli- very;and ameto obe madic wvithin 3 months after Midsumnmer- lay ext Th tenersareto be sent to the workhouse on the said 31s intat, t o bfor 2 'cock in the afterno,,n, after wvhich hour no tnde wl besecive, ad Personal aittendane must hbe given. WILLIAM CORNELL, Clerk. C ONTRACT for LAMlP LIGHTlING.-P rsh of-St. ianiete Westminste 19th Mlay, 1b4-h ommittee for Pavig, c. he aidParis i' will meet in the Vestry-room of the said Paris Chuch, n Wenes,day, the 8th day, of June next, at 12 o'clock at oonprcisly,toCONTRAkCT for any term, not exceedin 3 ymars norles ha 1yer,for LIGHTING the PUBLIC OIL LAMP withiss the aid aris, frm Iichaelmas next, upon the princple of the Coebane amp.Thecontractor wrill be required to give security for thedueperormnceof the contract. Formns of the contract and bisthe prtiulas ay be known by application at the Clerk's office, 37,Gret Mrlbrouh-sree. wereproposals, containing the names and lacs o abde f te sretes ustbe left, sealed uip, on (Sr befoe Mnda, te 7h dy o Ju enet or thev' will not he attended to. B y orer, JAMES 'WINGFIELD, Clerk. (rIO.NTRACT for PA VINTG.-Parish ofS.Jms 1 Westminster, 11th Mlay, 1824.-Notice Is herbgie,ta the Comtmittee for Paving,.&c. the.said Parish vitllnicei h ety roomn of the said Parish Church, on Wednesday, the9tdaofJn next, at 12 o'cleock at noon precisely, to CONTRATfrPVN enld REPAIRING lbs STREETS, &c,. o.f the said Parish o n em riot exceedting 3 years nor less thtan I year. from Meaia et The carriage wvays wIvth 9-inch granite, and the curb 12 Inhsby 8, the top andf-ront tobeowell tuck dressed. Allthe granite wr to be if the best Abierdeen stone and not Sanialey, everry stn to be per- rectly square on Its sides and ends, of ecual superfiLes eatotto an top; no stone to be less than 9 inche; in depth, nor mnore ta inches nor less than 5 inches in width;. the newv to be laid, and h ild to be re-laid Ia good pit gravel, and closely jointed, and to be bc rammed at such time after the work is done as the surveyorsal iirect. The footways with Purbeck paVing- of the bestqaiyno [ess than 2 inches and a half Ill thickness, and writh Yokhr,f2 inches and ahalf and 3 Inches In tbiekuess, of the bes ln de )f equal thickness all through, perfectly, sound, anid frefrmsas ',r sand vents, and to be squiared, thie whbole thicknessoftesneo ill the square, and aLlso wvith moor stone paving. Thefotpv en to be beddedwlnth goodrmortar. In executing any oftheaoewrs tither foot or carriage way, the wvhole of the street mutbclae ;f all broken stone and rubbish every night, so as to leave i efcl iafe anid uininterrupted, excepting is-hen the street is stoppedb cy if the Committee. The contractor will he requtired to giveserc ror the due performance of his contract, and the names; anplcso sbode or the suireties are to be inserted in the proposals, as lote respective prices, In wvords at length. Thie formsq of the contract and itbr ~rtculrsmay be known by aliplying at the Clerk's office, 37, 3ret -IFribrogli-street; anid no proposal will be attended to unless the same Is left, sealed up, at the Clerk's officc, on or before AMonday, :he 7th day of June next. By order, JAMES WINGFIy.LD, Clerk, 'T? BUILDERS, ironfounders, anti Otheri.~-The TCommissioners of Sewers for the Limits of Holborn and F!ns- ,ury Divisions, the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, and the Liberty if Nortonfalgate, In the counity of Mliddlesex, do hereby give notice, that they will meet at their ofrice, 7,, 1-fatton-garden, on Friday. the I1th dayoi June, 1824, to receive TENDERS from such, persons as may be wvilling to CONTRACT for the performance of such BR iCK- LAYER's, Carpenter'si, Mason's. and Plumber's WORKS as may be ,rdered by them in the rebuilding, cleanstng, or repairing of the pul,- lie sewers xwithin the limifts of their district, for the space of 3 years, From the 30th day of June ntext. Separate tenders are to be made for the wvorks to be done in Holborni division, anid for those to be done in F'insbury division (Iwhich Includes Shoreditch and Nortonfalgate.) The whole of the vorkcs In either division must be contracted for by Dne person, but no tender wvilt be received from the sanie parson fo7r bothildh'isions. Specifications ofthe works andrmaterials with formis of tender may be obtained by application at the Sewvers' Office daily (Sundays excepted), betwveeni the hours of 11 and 3. The contractors will he required to dund security for the due performance of their re- ispective contracts. Teniders vsillbea,tthe3same time received forsup- plying Cast Iron Sewer Grates for both divisions, of such dimenisions as may be requiired, at per cwt. (thle p rice to Include delivery), and ape- cJfying the allowance to be-made for old wroughit or eastgrates.re. turned. No tender wvill be received after 12 o'clock precisely on the eayofm snciyno ila be itoticed which shall not be made in tfompres;cribed, writh t e prices Inserted in wvords at length, anid enidorsed with; the name of the division for wvhich it Is Intended, nor- unless the party tendering personally atteatds to answer when called upon. The Commissioners wvill not consider thiemselves bound to accept thle lowest tenders. By the Court, STABLE and LUSH. Clerks. OTICE is liereby giVen, that on the 13th1 day of NE may inst. an order was signed by Charles Stutfield and Johis isurnellof Hs torjMajesty's ustices of the Peace in and forthec county of lliddlesex, for DIVERTING, tuirning, and stopping up:, certain FOOT WAY, -as uinnecessary, wvithin tuie parish of St. 3ohn, at H4ackney, in the hunldred of ossutston, in the county of Middlesex, leading.-romn the hIghi road at Upper Clapton aforesaid, eastwvard of a certain publichouse, thlere called or knsown by thec name of the Crooked Uillet, in and to a certain lane, in the said parisli, and county, com- monly called Mount Pleasant, and runtning on tile southtl side of thle house and premises of Thomas Budley, seq. situatte at Upper Clapton aforesaid, of the length of 178 feet, or thereaboutis, anid thience across a field of the tsald Thomas Beodicy, csq. in the said parish and county, In a north east directiont in and to thie said lane called Msouint Plea- sanit, of the lengthj of 431 feet. or thereabouts, so as that the footway in future should Pass; along the highi road In- and to the said lane. and for setting out-and appropriating aniother p art of the said field belong. iug to the said Thomlas' Bodies' ersq. forw'idjeniniu-and retiderln-n,n- fOImClU s0tCUh n hpaihOeSo haid parish the road and footwvay on the nurth slde of the said field, end on the southi side ofthe said roador lane ceUed lountPleasant, of thelength of209 feet or thereabontts, fromn castto west anid of the breadth of 9 feet or tbhreabouts at the widest part thereof, in lIeu of such first-mentioned foetway, leading from Upper Clapton aforesaid, in and to the said lane, caUed Mount Pleasant. And that the sald order will- be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be hulden at the Sessions House, on Clerkeis- well-green, in and or the said county, oss the 12th day of July next, andalsothatthesaidorder %rillattlhe said QuarterSessions becon- firmed and enrplled, unless upon ani appeal against the same tobe there made It be otherwise determined. May 14. C. H. PULLEY, Great Wielchestet-street. P'F PAVIERS, Scavengers, &c.-The Committee for Paivlng, &c. the Liberty-of Sa$fron-hill, Hatton-garden, and Ely- rents, wiUlmeet at the WVorkhouse. upon Little Salfron-hill, oil Mon day, the 7th day of June next, at 6 o'clock in the evenin precisely, to reczeve PROFOSALS and CONTRACT for CLEANS lNG aU the STREETS, Lanes, Courts, Alleys, ,and Places wvithin the said Liberty once in every week, with or without covered carts, for one year fromn Midisummer day next; and also for repairing aiid keepling in repair the foot and e4rliage Pavements of the said liberty for one year fronm Midsurmmerdaynext; the carriage ways to be paved wvith 61x-inch granite, 9-Inch granlte, and pebbles; the paving not to be laid In any othler nuaterJal but gravel, atid no brick rubbish to be used therewith. The proposals for repairing or avihg the faotways to specify the p rice per square yard, for slew Purbeck and Moorstone paving and Mloor stone kirbresiectively, and for relaying the same; and no York pave, mens WIll be received in Performance of tile contract of a less thick. ness than tve inches and a balf. The prsoposals for repairiJg the car- riage wvays are to state the price per square yard, for Gsssrnsey as vell as Dutch pebbles. The formn of the contracts may be seen and other partlculars krtowvn by applying to the clerk, at Iis ofiice, 42, Hatton- garden. The contractors for the abovermentioned wvorks are to in. sert In their proposals the namnes and adycases of two suflicient sure- ties, -who are to,oln in and execute the respective contracts,' and the contractors must be Personally in attendance on the said 7th day of June next. All proposals to be delivered, sealed up. at the time and place aforesaid. - Byorder Of the Com Dittee, May l910824. - THOMiAS HADliOND, Clerk. L Y', May i8,IS94.-At' avry numnerous 189t L YIWN ofteSURSCRIDERS, held thifs day, 8BNJANJIN SENAW. Eso. la the Chair;- -~The noticdfor the meeting, of which the followin'g la an extract, Was-read .-- " LlOYd's, Mayr12. 1824. ":1At a inceting of the conimittee... - TeItaeo Comlmons having ordered the report pre4ented oil the1 17th of Apr11 1810, on marine Insurance, to be re-prhsted ; and a notice givenL by Mtr.Powvell Bu-Xton. of his Intention to move on 3londay nexit forn aemrnittee of the Housie pthAt6Go..ca 18, Whch retrit partnerships and societies from tnsuring ships and goods, and from lending money uPon bottomry."1 ResolVed, That a General Meeting of the Subscriber, be held on Tuiesday next. the 18th instant, at 12 o'clock Precisely, fortise putrpose of contlderlng what zmeasures It may be n-essary to take ink conse. quence thereof. The following resolutions were carried unanimiously_ 1. That it'appears to this meeting that it wvill be hizhly detrimnental to the Interests of this hoiise and the public in general, and ruinoul to numerous Individiuals who have made insurances their sole busi- ness, and by whose tal ent, experience, and Industry, to-get-her Wvith those of th~eir predecessors, during a reriod of mnore than 100 years, the system of underwriting has been fosgtered and- Improved beyonld thlat of any otherncolMtry, If joint stock conpanies or partnerships be nowv authorized to efrect marine insurances. 2. Tat,in te oinin ofthi metir,g, the formation or jloint stoc comanie forthe urpoe ofefeting that Wvhich rant and has beendon adasssgeoslvby idivdoas,vould be to create so manY monoolis idiferet iranuie ofcomerce, be an infringement of thegenralrigts f te pbli, oerae aan injuriqlus restraint upon Indiidua exrtio andcometiton, nd estruictive of tttat systemo 'vhcishaaprouce somuc beeftht ie conMmercial world In aThat a Special Committee be appointed, lslio0 shall be, and are hereby, authIossed to prepare and present Petitions to Parliament, or Eli. Majesty's Government, and generally to adopt au such measures as they, shall deem expedient for the PurPose (llsnipporting the Inter- ests of this esitablishment; and that all exPeluses sattending the same bedefrayedoutofth0fuinds of this house. 4. That the said committee consist of the coirlmittee for mian2ging the affairs Fit Lloyd's, viz. : llenjan:nStnivw esq. Robert bewar, esq. '%Vm. N. Lancaster, esq. George Shedden, csq. John Robinson. esq. J. D. Powlves, eiii. JIosephi Levy, esq. Samuel Shavw. esq. Jolin WVhitmnore, Jun. esq. James Lin~a,-u.cq James Innes, esq. Wi'llias iai~son, n esq. James Barr'es. eq. Rt. H. ;xn.eq John Sandersones esq. WIn. Losathie, es%q. Joscpb Marryat, esq.; Dalso Jadies 1n1gs1's Win. Thompson, esq.I Id.ratt lun ~s. 5. Tat he ommtte bereqestd t rnake these resolutions publc, trou" th medum o TueTlnes. Mtorning Chronicle, anid 6Tht~~b of tis meetingbe given to the Chairman, and he the meber oftheCormitee for their attention to the (Signed) BENJAMIN SHAW, Chairmar.. fo7' That the byest thanlksof this mieetinig be given. to the Chairman fo h able manner in hivch he has broughkt forward and conducted the business of this day. A COURSE of THREE ASTR0NTOMICAL LEC- TJ lURES. on he sublimeEscieneeofASTRfNo,JoIy wltha Grand Transparent orre.ry.-4-Jfeetineircuaniference. Will be DELIVERED at the Paul's Head Rooms, Cateaton-street, in All) of the FUNDS of the GUJARDIAN SOCIETY, for-the PRESERVATION of PURLIC MIO- RALS,&e. by Mr. BtRD.<mW;dedusd0y 20th, Thursday 27th,and Friday 28th ofVMay, 18204. Doors to be open at 7, and the Leeir~es to conm- nience at 8 o'clock- precisely. Admaission tickets for one night 3s. or the whbole coiurse 7. gd, which.soyh had as under:- William Fry, esq. Traue, u essrs. W. i'Anson, 33, Aldgate dreil.conirt, PoulryI ; Jamres, 29, Sulcklersbury Thu.s. Hatnd-ock, Id .Pysca,I'H. Jerermy,4, inner Temple-lane Finsbury-square jJas. Lee~ King-street. Chieapside Edwvard Frett,esq.Surgeon, Jewvry. Thomas Iffssett; Bishopsgate. street street Messrs. IL Biowman, UJnion Brewr- Taomas Richardsoni, 23, Loin. house, Wvapping bard-street Charles Rowdiler, Great Knight- Thomas Smith, 19, Little Mloor- rider-street fields J. Carter, 57, Coleiman-3treet J. Taylor, SO, Nelson-terrace, J. Davis, 56d, Paternoster-row Stoke Newington.rosd WV. Edwvards. 9, Aldermanbuiy S. WVinmnill, St. Switbin'slane K. Gouldsnmlth, H lghbury-PlaoO Of the Rev. T. Webster. Secretary, T. Green, 52, Coleman-street lPolygon, Somers-towvn, andoif 0. Hanimonid, WVhitechapel 31r. J. Browvn, Assistant Secretary j. j. Harris, 19, NightIngale- and Collector, 1s, Alderman.- lane, East Smithfield bury, fmllsn shoq to tachthegeneal utlne o Asronmy ad Ueo0 the Globies, which he cn acomlis Infou leson, aterthe hae seen the Orrery, Mr. Hid's lcturesare pblishe with8 coper-plate engravings, price as.andmaybe ad n 1,0roo, o attil Eton warehfouse, 10, Red By the exertions of the above Society 81 6 usnhaupy Females hiave been removed fromn the streets, of wvhom 454 have been restored to their friends, placed out in service, or otherw'ise provided for, and 50 atre nov in the Asylumi. The folloswing sums shave been recently re- ceived. -Subscriptions in aid of this important Institution will :be tianikfully received by the Treasurer, Secretary, or any meusber of the Committee:- Corporation of London : ?300 0 1 Mrs. Slaughter - -lI Mr. Aldernian hey 50 01Lady Rolle . - - - 3 Mirs. Bulkeley - - - 10 101 Mr. Alderman Birch - 10 10 Win, Nasb, esq. - - 10 10 Sir C.S. Hunter - 5 0 Win. Gibson,esq,Chelmesford 5 3 Sir P. Laurie, Sheriff .5 5 Ditto, ainnual - - - I IiMiss Remingtois - 5 5 Right Ron. th e Lord Mlayor 5 0Friend, per James Lee, esq.5 5 LaLdy Mlavoress - - - 501Rev, RL Hill - - - - 50 Go Whie,esq. - - S5 IAnlony-MOUS, per Mr. Leach2 0 Joh Vallnt,es, - .-2 0Sir J. WV. Farquhar, hart. 21 0 Mrs. At.,adwrh- 35 iMr. Edward Turner 11 rs. Beicher, atorth IItn Cales N oodd, -e - - II Mr.lenten - - 1n 1te Rev. J. Hughes Tlhos. Ballenee, esq,. - 1 1Mr. HewittII- - J. H. Capper, esq.- I WV ANNIVRSARY EETING of NOBLEMTEN and GENTLE- SIENconnctedwishthe conuistyof Worcester wvill be held on Satur- day,the 5th ay f Ma,182, attheAlbliun ilToose, Aldersgate-street, Theilihi Ho. arlofCOVENTRY, Patron. Sir CIAS.COCKRELL Bart h.P (Prsidet for 1824 i in the Chair. Right Hon. Earl ofPlmut Sir T. .Wningtn bart. 31. P. Right Hon. Earl ofBauhm I Col. Dave,MP R'ight Hen. Lord Foley R on. W 1 yrlo Lord Viscount Deerhurst, 11.. lSirRoerGseybrt. Hion, Col. Lygoln, .P. a orles STEW ARDS. Col.I Ne%s-port John Harriss, esq. Samuel Wall, esq. Jhn Lutwyhe ea eq. Win. ldual Russll, eq. Tomas Shasv, esq. ft. B. Bate, esq. John Suffield, esq. Diner t 5o'cockfor8 pecIely Tikets, one guinea ceah, may be ad t te Abio Hose:or f Se tewards or Committee; o)r of the onoarySecrtar, 2, Jon-sree. Bedford-row, London; or o Mr.Wheler,aget totheSocity,72, tligh.street, Worcester. OY A L S EA - BAT HIN G INTF I RMAR. J Pattron, the I(IN'O's Most Excelleint MIAJESTY. President, the Right Hon. the Earl of LIVERPOOL. E.G. VICE-PRESIDENTS. The 'Most 'Noble the Ma%IrqUis of Win. Phillp ilonywood, esq.M.P. Northampton John Ashley WVarre, esq. MI.P. Right Hon. Earl Darnley Sir William hBlizard Right Hn. LordBexicy Samuel Thorniton, csq. Right on. te LordMayor Francis Cobb, eseq. Honorabl air Barn Garow Janies Teddy, e3q. SirEdwrd nathbnl,Iart. P.P Thorrias Warre, esq. SirWilim Gar, arr, Frederick WNebb, esy. Sir Rbert~Vigam,bart. TesrrMiche Gibb. esq. Th ANIERAR DNER o h OENR of this Cha- rit wlbeedateLndon coifeehue uugt4ll, ou Saturday, tethJnnetat half-past 5 ocokpeiey ST EWRDS Sird tKaebul,lLM.P.VP. Michael Hoy, eiq, John Asley Wcre, es. M.V.P. Daniel Jarvis eseq. James Teddy esq. V.P.Robert Nesbitt, esq. Horatio . Davis esq. I George Siselton, esq. William Oss-vo esq,James Toinlin, esq. Captain WiliTai~n HOisgilJohn VWlljson, ese Ticets 15. ech,maybe had of the Stewvards:- at the bar of the Londn cffeeons: an ofthe Secretary until Friday tOm 4th Jutme. 3,Canon-street.JOSEPII RAINBOW, See. OCIEY fr te ENTCOrJRAUFEMA1NToT-WfARTIS, kJManufactures, and Comnierce-The ANNIVERSARY DINNER and DISTRIBUTION of REWAiRDS.-Adelphsi, May 10, 1824,-TZhe members are requiested to notice, that by a niew ruile and order of the society, no meimber, writh the exception ofIVice-Presidents and Chair- mnen of committees, can in ftutre betadmitted to the Aninual Dirtri- bsstion of Rewards wvithout a ticket; which ticket is not translerable, and must contsin the name and address of the member presentinig it. This, Ninto thi-ee other tickets ias usual), for thte admiission of two Ladies Find one G entlenman, are to be ready for delivery at the Society's House, where all members, whose suibscriptIons are not in arre-ar, mnay Obtaini them, on application to the Housekeeper, The DISTRIBu 'riON wvill takep lace at the King's Theatre, in the Hlaymarket, oni Wednesday, the 28tht inst. The dtoor to be opened at belt-past IT o'clockc. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER. of the Society wrill be held on the sameday th 28t int. t Fremanu-hall, Great Queen-street, at 6 oclok peciely whn te hnoo ofthe Attenidance ofnmemnbers is reilestd, wth uch umbr offrindsas they please to introduce. in rde toascrtan he umbr t beprvided for. Gentlemen arc Solcitd t sed fr tckes, n o beoreFrday, the 21st instant, to theSocetys hlis, o Freunson'~hi, here they may be liad at His oya Hignes theDuk of USSX, President, in the Chair. Capti agod STEWARDS, jitain Bagnold ~ G. Lowe. esq. E. inyon,.esq IV. t.uinley, esq. Ni. H. CoInaghi, esq. D. Moore. esq. B. Doni,in, esq. G.7%Moore, esq. E. Dowson, esq. Sir F. Oininanney, 'r. Fawell, csq. D. Pollock, esq. S. C. Holland, esq. J. Smith, asq. T. Hope, esq. IL Twvining, esq. D. Laing, esq. J. White, esq. J5. G. Lambton, esq. Id. P. ByOdr ARHRIK' 'O-CIETY fo he DISCHARG n REIEF of L3PERISONS ?PRSNE for SMALL DEBTS.-Crav'en-street, Strand, Mlay 7, 1824. Benefactions since h last report, viz.:-- The Hon. Philip Pusey. Mrs. Kuye, tier ditto. a 22 0 V. P. . Annual ?CS50 Robert lilitford, eq. a 22 0 The Right R-on, Lord do Lewis Pasismeir,e~ a 22 0 DurnstanvIlle, V. P. a 10 -00 MissCabbell . . 21 00 Thos. WIlson. esq. M. P. 5 00 Mr-s. SutrtelsI..- 10 0 Morton JT. Davison, esq. a 50 0Principal L-ondon Knot of Capel ure, sq. . 5 5 0 Friendly Brothiers of St. Its.W.Wnhrp s.a2 2 0 Patirck , 5 0 Colin TMac eze s. a 22 0'M. 0. C. 1. . C.L P;.51. 1 0 50 Edmund Wod,eqIe .A. 81. M,P. l.Ltter-box 1O 0 0 Secretar . a 2201Rf. N. G. a Hack-ney Coaelt. CPJneeq . a2 20) man's Fi;ie . 050 CoknlW,L. aye, perIFoutid in the leitter-box 02 6 X95 19 6 Errat~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~umIn the advertisement ot 'March last, the name of Mr. I'Vird. wanetd ised cof John Wood, esq. 201. Dichrged a-nd relievedfrom various prisons 98 debtors, for the i t un of . . . - 279 152 Considered th e cases of . d Petitiosqers Applroved . 20 Referred for fuirther iliquiry . 3 Petitions Rejected . 12 and Considered inadmisslible . 7, Ilenefactions are receivedby3hn. Ci, C deli Nelld,esq. the trea,surer, Cheye-wak, Celse; alo byMesss. Hr-lai, arq~u ar, and Co. SL. Jams'ssteet Hiars, lee-sree: hitmore and4.Co. Lombard- stret: ocks Coks, idg, an Co Chring-eross; Dorrien and Co. Finc.lac,Crnhll;Hammrslys,aiIm IVeres,Ward and Co. 77, M QNEY WANTED, by thle Parish of St. Dunstan's in the I st.-The Committee authorised hiv a General Vestry of thIs Parisl to raise moncy on Bonds at the lowsvet rate of interest, for the purpose of pasying ort the present bonds, which bear an inte- rest of o per cent, will receive tenders for the LOAN of any SUM not exceeding 28,0001. and not less than 1,0001, the Interest to be paid hstlf yearly, and the principal at the following periods:- Onthellat Dec. 1828.,.. ?1,00010nthe21stnDec.1839. . . ?1,000 1829. . .t. 1,0001 1840. ... 1,000 18330. . .. 1,0001 1842. . . . 1,000 1S32. . . . 1,0001 1844. . . . 1,000 The remAlning 1834001. to be ra0 sed on . - . . .ach.-pa 186.. .1,000k ?10,000 The renmaining 1800.to be raised on bionds for l,O00l). aeIi. pay- able In 40 years, the nterest to be paid half yearly for teii years cer- tain, and after that time the wshole principal, or any single bond, taken Impartially, to be paid oft' on receiving i months' notice fron. the parish. The tenders to be sealed up and addressed to the Special Committee, at Mr, Noy's, Vestry Clerk, Great Tower.street, on or be- fore the 19th of Juiie iiext, wvoo wrill give every, necessary informa- tlon on the sublect. aid an answer vUlI be returned on tbe 26th, of June. Thiemuiwy will be tatkei at any tinuelbetween. the 21stJ.uly and tile 21st Septeinber, atid the expeinse of the honds paid by th'e parish.-Vestry-Tooin. St. hiunstan's In the East, May 17,1824. WUHITE HART HOTEL, Margate.-.WILLIAM V asid MARY EDMUUNDS rcspectfully beg leave toiniform thoir friends, the visiters of Alargate, an the publie in gcneral. that they have succeeded thelr late father- ix the business or the above house. The svell knowvi unrivalled situation of the WThite Hart Hotel renders any description unnecessary, but W. end NY. Edmunds beg to assure tiose ~vb,o n,aY honour them wvith their pat-ronnge amid- support, that so expense has beets spared and no exertion shall be wvanting to ren- der their house, eithler atslin hotel, Inn, or taverin, one of the most ploe. san t,conforible, and reasonablc establishments in theIsleofThanct. Commerchia gentlemenare especially infornmed that every. attention, vill be paid to their acconlnodation, a cheerful front apartmeilt de- voiedto t'heir oat, andevery reqBisite ft go xcoaclouses and atabllog,