CITY-BASIN, 26th Feb. 182...
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_TT -I SI, 26t Fbs-64.- egts PCKFORD that GOODSA =ibe received anid forw-ardid fronm.t)eir Wbar~ at ,the City-b&111ir with the eanse facilit'Y as 15revons. to tae destruction 6Ci One o rerwarehouses by fire. SEMNwill be PREACH ED, on SUNDAY A MORNI~NG XT, FebrssanO 29, at St. Swithin's London Stoe, y te Rv. J1. W. CUNNINGH-AM t A. Vacar ok tiarrowv, Midleex fo te ESTMtINSTER or TO ILL-FIELDS ASYLUM,. York-treet WestIn5ter. TE DIRECTORS of the ANGLO-MlEXICAN 0-NIN AgSOCIATION rive notice, that on Wednesdav next, he 3d of Marel. at I o'clock. they wrill IYitEAT for the HIl it'S of a SHIP?, olfnot less than 200 toiis register, to carry goods and passengers from the riVer Thames to a port or Porte in Mtexico. The ship to be b.lreT bay the tont register for the voyage. Tenders to be atddressed to the Directors of the AssociaLtion, at Winichester Houise, Broad-street, where,the form of the tender may be seen. Fe.6. 1824. JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. to tie WORSHIPFUL COIMPANY of C-1OTRWOIiKNKS. G0entlemen, IT is to me a matter of surprise, and I must say regret, ..oninaspecting the list of freemenlIntended tobe voted for to fill up the vacancies ofi your livery, to ftind my name omitted In that list, notwitl,stasndIng I have been a freermas of your compsiiy 25 years, and have frequently solicited to avail myself of the honour those individuzls are now by your permission candidates for. Why my nasme does not appear In thIs list I must leave you to assign a reasonl- to me there appears; no legitirmate one. I have Inv'ariabiy endeavoured to promote the interests of the comipanuy, asid have contr ibuted my share towrards its prosperlty by scrupulously dischaLrging all demauLpds It might have upon me. and I trust also I have acquitted myiself In life an princlples not unworthy dvery privilege that might fairly, and of right, be nsy due from the Company of clothworkters. In thus Pub- licly soliciting youir attention to this matter, in wshich I thlink myself mnuch a~gieve . I have only to observe, that I sue not for a boon, buit for a, pr vllege, whtich from my' earliest youth I have ever supposed in tLhe course of years I bad a right to enjoy, ai,d which I feel I have a right to demand; at least at your hand s I expect and think I have ample clatims to a satisfactory reason why my sadvancement In the comnpany Is thus to be retarded. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, es, Friday-s-treat, Feb. 26, 1824. ROBEIIT lIARRILD. M EDCALSOCITY f LNDON.-The FIFTY- FIRS ANNVERSRY 7IEEING of this Society will be heldon Mnday Marh 8,at te Lodon coffeehouse, LudgKate-hsill; WM. SHE.RMAN N D Presdent. in the chaisr; The NNUL OATl~ wll e dlivered by, JOHN GIORDION EMIH. ILD Vie-Pesientat -al 'st 3o'clock; after whichithe i7ELOWS nd heirfrieds ill IN~together as usuial. STEWARDS. Mdartin WVare, JamJa es Field, esq. Euseblus Arthur Lloyd, esq. Sarmuel Ashweil, csq. Henry Mlorley, esq. Orion Atkinson, esql. Tickets for the dinner 1ISs. each, and for the orationi, to be had of ,the Stewvards; and at tbe Society's House, Bolt-court, Fleet-3treet, Dinner to be on table at halfi-past II o!clock. JAIMES FIELD. Registrar. A~ T a F'ReLIMINARY mEETrING of NOBLE- X hMEN and GENTLENMEN, held at the City of London Tavern, on ursda'/, the 12th of Februatry, 1824: Resolved unatnimously. TIhat this Mteeting, taking into conisider- ation the frequent loss of human life by shipwreck, and believinig, tritt by the prec-oncerted exertions of practical men, and the adoption of Practicable mestas, such calamnities might often be averted, art of ooinion that a NATIONAL INSTITUTION should he formed, (to he gajordb voluntary donationis and subserlptlons,) fo h re- seryatmon of If e rl eases of SHIPWVRECK on the coasts of the United Kingdom; for afrordinit much immediate assistance to th, Persons re- scued %i their necessities may require;, fur conferring rewards on those who preserve their fellow-creatures, fronm destruction; and for g7ransting relief to the destitute families of any wrho may unfor- tunaLtely perish In attempts to save the lives of otbigrs- Resolved unanimously, That the followilng beta Provisional Ceom- mnittee In the initerim, with power to add to their number : Henry Baring, ess. M.P. John Clark Powvell, esq. Lord AmellUe Bieauclerk Joseph Ppullery, esq. Henry Blanchard, esq. John V. Purer, seq. John William Buckle. eseq. Lord Sufi?eld Captain Deans Dundas, R.N. Benjamin Shaw, esq. Samnuel G urney, euq. Christopiher Teninant tesq. George Hibbert, req. Joshua Walker, esq. H.P. SamuelitHoare, esq. Joshiua Watson, esq. Getorge Lyall, ese. Thonmas Wilson, csq. M.P. Rev. H. H. Norris HSis Majesty having been most graciously, Pleased to signify his be- ne-.-olera intentio,n t,, become the Patron, and the Earl of LiverDool having eonsented to becomie the President, a GENERAL MEETING will be held1 *at the City of London lravern, on Thursday, the 4th of M1arch, at TO for I precisely, for the purpose of establishing such insti- tution* at which mieeting His Grace the Lord ARCHBISHOP of CAN- TERB(JRY ha-skindly Intiniaxted hi3 willingneessto ta,kethe chhir. THOS. NVILSON,'Chalrinan. 3~HE THAMIES TiUN.NirL COMPANY.-At a nuamerous MEETING, held at the City of London Tavern, on' eduesday, tshe l3th da),'of February, 1824, to consider the pcacti- cabili ty and advantage of forming a TUNNEL under the RIVE R THAMES, eatward of London-bridge; WILLIA,M SMITH, Esq. M.P. in the Chair; Resolved, ThaLt the advantages of land commuiinications across rivers, especially those which arc navigable, are too obvious and im- portant to need'enumerat,rn; and suich comnmunications are gene- rafly found to be Productive of beneficial consequences, which were not even originally contemiplated. Resolved, That the docks and wvarehouses of the East Indiat Dock Company, and of the West India Dock Company, ando~f the London Dock Comrpany; the Important Regent's Canal.'now connecting wvith the interior of the coon try; the numerous mnanufacturers, ship build- erc, wharfingers, and othiers on the niorth side of the river; and the ex- tensive docks anid warehouseso,f itie Commercial Dock Company, anid oafthe Grand Surrey flock andCanal Company, and of the East Country Dock Company; the manufacturers, ship builders, coast wharfingers, and other traders on the sonth side of thie river, eastward of Losidon- bridge; wvith the Victuallinig Office, anid the Naval Arsenals of Dept- ford and Woolwich; the Intercourse between the four countles of Middlesex. Eaesx, Surrey. and Kext. miid their respective markets; adtehihroads; to the sea-ports nearest to the continent, render, laLnd commnnicAtions to the easward ofl.ondon-bridge highly, import- ant andl desirable: the probable revenue from which communica- tions, by meakns of moderatte toils, being likely to give a falr remnune- ratin fr te capital advanced. itsle,That the new atnd peculiar plan of forming tunnels under rivers, invented by ',,.J. Brunel, esq. civil enginieer. F. R. S. will, in the opinions of chis meeting, obviRte the difficulties which have hitlierto arisen In the attempts made to execute sucti works; and that the tunnel proposedibylbiim to pass under the 'Thames froma the nieigh- bourhood of Wapping to Rotherhlthe will combine economy, per- maniency, and profit; and that M.r. Brunel, wyhose wvorks for Go~vern- mentat Portsmouth, Chatham, &-c. have beeni equlally, creditable to his sci-entific abilities, and to hlis Personal character, is entitled to fuill confidence for the perfect executioni of such a avork. Resolved, Thzat In the opinion of this meeting a tunnel Is the lea3t. expentsive and most permanent mode of efrecting a land communica-. tion, whSich wvill neither obs5truct nor endanger the navigation, and by circular descents, aff;ridinig access from the immediaxte shores of the river.Iwill prevent the expense and inconvenienice of distant ap- yrosAehe Resolved, That atn application be made to Parliamrent in'the present ~S.weon (pursuant to, tfie notice which bai already been given) for an Act' to establish a rompany, to he called " The Thames Tunnel Coin- Ta, or carrying t;e design into execution, anid for raisinga capital of 2socsOopo If so much shall be requiredi in shares of .501., and that b,oVla be immediately opened for receiving subscriptions and that 21. be paid on Z%qh share, apPlicable to all necessary exPenses, Resolved, j-"sat 13 Gentlemnen be a Comimittee, to adopt all such measures as tihe' s hall think proper for carrying these Resolutions into effect; with p,,weri'toadd t,, thdr num ber, and to make arrange- ments with Mlr. Bruri,'( for the use of his Patent, and as the En.gin;eer to the undertaking; but the Comniittee are not to proceed with tha Bili in Parliament: until they shall have agreed witht Mr. Brunel; arid the whole Coimmittee is nor to exceted 21. Resolved, That the following Gentlemen be the Commlittee, William Smilth. csq. Hi. P. 1-1ugh Gray, esq. Thonies lirandrain, es4q. James Heyzate, esq. Thoma Barnuntoil. esq. Thomas Hoblyrn, eSq. Admliral SirEdwvard Codrington, Ri. Ii. Mlartin, esq,. K. C. B. IGeorge Ritchie, esq. Jonathan Chapmnan. csq. Philip Taylor. esq. Bryanu Doiikin, esq. G. Ii. Wolla9ton,csq. Aknd that any five be a quorumi. Resolved, That Messrs. Williams. Wvilliarnis, Burgess, and Wlilliams be the Treasurers, and that they is,auc nio mnoney hut uponi drafts to be signsd by three of the commoittee. Resolved. 'That Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carribe the solicitors to the usidertaking. Resolved. That thsese Resolu tio;is be advertised In tke daily news- papers, aLnd printed and circulated under the 'frection of the Com- mittee. ~~~~WILLIAMA SMITH, Chiairman. TheCharma hainglef th chir, the thanks of the meeting wer msaniooslyvotd t hm fr hs ble andcfimpartialconiduct. T HE TAMES UNNELCOMP1ANY.-At. a MEETIG ofthe OMM1TEE,held the 19th of February. 1 '4,at heCoaspls's ffce 29 Pulry, London;m G.H. WOL.LASTON, E. in the Chair; Resolved, Tht th Subscribers to this iindcrtakinig 1be rcqu-tedt.m alt ofe ?2 per Share to the Treasurers, M~essrs. vs ...ms, ,,iAm ~~andt Wifllan3s, of ilirciiin-lalmc, on or b~'efore th 28th of Fbaryinstant. G. Ii. WOLLASTON, Chairnian. Tv O 7V '~ E FAM ILI ES.- -lgbeStatioi1, in ILtbeprinicipal thoroughfare of the metropoli.AGnlmn having largerprmemises than are nece.ssary for carryin nhs uies fees di,posed. provided he can n;,eet witha respecetabecis,tuE the DWELLINO-HOLTSE PART, whichi comprises 12eclenIpe rooms. with good lighit, a kitchen itted up with the otueu ul sss,v fixtures, a prvate entraiee witli haLll ga-ihe,and a variety of denestc cnveiecesmio usall t bemetwit, he situatioi s i,1 the besttpartof Fle!et-street.andt Roaealigeiiteel famnlly-,w~ithrespect. able references-, the hotuse would be let upon very advaumtab'cots terms. Further particulars may be kimOavu On admdressing letters, Posit paid, to A. B. at MAr. Buttozn's, confectioner, near St. Dunstan's Church. Fieet-strect. rro be SOL D, pursuanit to a Decree of te High Cort of Chajicery, made in a cause 'PYrice againstu tudgon.' with thc ,pprobatlon of Samuel Con pton Cox, eqonofThMasters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Roomi, in .90hmtmmhildlinKs. Chaii- cery-lane, London. oil Friday, the 275 dyoFeruary iiext, be- tween the hour,, of I aiidA 2 o'clock Jisi th afeno fthe same day, a MIORTGAGF DEBT of ?338 I s. -Id. togethe wi4itrs m 300, being the original mortgage debt, from the 29hdyo pi,1810. charged upons certan HeredftartieuItS and Peis.frerycalled thec Hole, -with a water corni grist nuill, erece uoparofte said premnises, called the Goromidu Mill, situiate otinbikofheRiver, ',C, m hepnr,, of bad,-t nthe cotun,~K of Motgomnsery; ~ritcdparicuar,may be had grattis at the s5aid . aster'i obntgibers. of lr. 'es,solicitor, 24, Sotarpo-ulig;of Messrs. Bicknell, Roberts. and Blewitt. solicitors, 8, Lineolni's-mno; and of H1r. Thorns, solicitor,.tnylm,Mngmrsle FVj'O bi perelinptoril y SOLD, pursuant to ani ortier of A~ the limb Court of Chancery, maEde In a cause * Iaydon r. Ilonsey,' withs th'e a. probation of Jimes: Stephen, esq. one of thle lmiazstcrs of the saId mn'urt, at the Wlhite Hart inzn, at Guilidford, iat the cOURstY Of Sutrrey, instead of the public sale roomn of t-he said court, in Southampton-buildiimgs, as stated lu the first advertise. ment, ou Satturday, the 13th daljof March niext, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, In one lot, ani ESTAT ', situate in the parish otf Oak-ham, in the county of Suriey, distant abotit 22 miles fromi London, siid 7 miles frnm the miarket town of Guildford; eorisistiiig of a dwrelling- house, 8 cottages and gardens, writh suitable anid coimvenienit outbuild- ings, and I133s I r. 19p. arabiC,menadow,y Stuirc,orchard, amd coppice laLnd, ins the occupation of M.r. Jliehard Boniscy, tenant at ivi1, at a rent of 144i1. WQs. The estate is trvehold except a very small petrt. consisting of a barn, yard, stables, coorhouse, carthouise, and Pig 3tyeS. not at tile principai homnestead, wvhich is leasehiold, for a lomig tern; of rc ars, The land tax is redeemed. Pricited particUlars mnay be had gratis, a-tthe said master',s lhambers in soutbamptomi-buildingas Chan- cei-ry-lane, London,.where aplan ofth,e estaternma be seesi; of V1(esr,. Jenklns and Abbott, solieito,rs, Necw tan; Mfr. mi. Price, solicitor. Lincoln's-Inns i and of Messrs. SmaLliplece and Shebimeare, solIcitors, Guildford. Surrey. r7UHE JUVENILE FRIEND; or Fanmily and Sho mn -an Dneentng Mtinisters, as pecullarly adapted to respectable FamiliesandSchools, of whateverchurchor denonwinatiosi) will be published 1st of Marcb. price 4d.: continued Montbly. This number contans afineengravingof Canterbury Cathedral; Memoirs of Miss Jerram. concluded; Anl Affectionate Address to the Young; The Ds- lineatorn Chatacters, EveningJourney; Letteron I3iography, Cabl- net of Nature; Account ot Canterbury Cathedral; Select Anecdotes; Review of Juvenile Publications; apd Poetry, by Mr. Montgomery, and other good writers. The numnbers for January and February conssin engravings of Leeds and Jerusalem; Memoir of the early ilfe of Wr. Hey. esq. and ot MIss Jerealns evarlots ri;neresting rEssays; Biographical Sketches; Circle of the Sciences; Reviews; Select Anee- dotes- Juvenile Christian Herald; Scrlous Poetry, &e. 'T'he profits of this popular and useful work will be applied toa the Sunday School Society for Ireland. the 1-ilbernian Society, and to other Societies hbose benevolent plans embrace, the education of the ehildren of the poor. Lonldon, printed for John Souter, 73, St. Paul's churchyard; and sold by all hooksLlierein towvn and country. FHE LONDON MAGAZINE for March, lS2S, price TE 2s-.- vwilcontain-I. The Re-establish ment of tbeJesuits fn Na- oes,thelr subsequent Proceedings,&C- 2 German Eplgrams; trans- &ted by Mr. owring. 3. Facti ee Bibliographicte, or the old English jesrerse No.VI. Democrstus, Junlor. 4. Dream upon the Unliverse. B)' John Paul Richter. 6. RevieW:-Captain Smyth's M.emoir, de- s,criptive of Siely and its Islands. 6. Poems of Amad.s Jamnyn: Early French Poets. 7. On Ghosts- S. Ulltorico-eritical Inquiry Into the Orlgi of the Roslscsclarns and theFreemnasons. Bythe-Oplmm Eater. on the Origin of Freemasonry in Enligand. 9- The Pirate s Treasure, a Tale, By the.AsItbSa of' The Dooble4l lan.' 10. Sonnet to M.F.M. 11. Letter fr6m- Dr. Stojea ot the Author of the ' Connubla Florum., I? A letter fronsoneDotthe'Dran2atats of thePsy,' toJohn Lacy,esq, 13, Recant poetical PlagiarfsmS and Irnitations:-Scott, Southey, MoutgdImery, Crabbe, Grabame, Millman, Lord Byron. 14. Adver- tisements Extranordinary. 15. Reviewv:-A Sabbath among the Moun- taims. 1& The RbsP3od(st, a Poem:-Morning. 17- Sunnet. Il Lette"t-the ConUitry. No. 1I. 19. Review;-Batavian Anthology, by . oWI?mc ndH- S. Van Dyk. 20. Report of Music :-4temor of Dr. Calleolt, ic. 21. lTr.Ritardd Ser'vicesto the,Sclenae of PolItical 35eonomY. S2. The Ddnisp X13. Re vIew:-The Defurmed Trans- 'forssd,.%y Lord Byron. 24. Sketch of ForeignLiterature. 26. VIew *f Public A~Hff, :sgrlcultture, Cormerce, Ace, 26. Literary InteW- I *ence,* LsT,13t of Blrs PubLsbods Ac. *.Prinme lfor Toylot and hsegs.ey, S3, F;3letfte2t, and 13, W^terIoFo-pice, Pafl.D,I EAST INDIA E2OuSE, 2Sg-h'Fe. 19S4. : lgTE Court of Directors of the U7 ited Company Of |1 Merchants of EngAnd trading to the Eat Indies de hereby yve notice that a GENERAL COURT of the said Company wiU be?eld, bY adfotcnsnent, at their house, ln Leadenalll-street, on Friday nextt, the 27th inst. s.t ii 'clock Sn the forenoon, for the purpose of. contnuin tie cosideatin ofthefollowing propLosition, viz.- haTtb n aplication t bie ma'detoo Parliament, in th- present sesslOn, for the repeal of the ;6th clause of the Act of th&53dGeo. ll1. caP. lo5, by -hich the Court of Directors 5s prohibited from sending to Lndia, il the capacity of a wvriter, any person w,ho shall not have resided during four terms at the Ilaileybury College." DRT eteay JOSEPH DART. Seelretary'. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES, Lombard-street, and Spring garden. DI RECTOItS. WM. IRYGATE, Eso. Atd. and M,.P. Sir William Curtis, bart. M.P. Sir Charles Flower, bart. Ald. Matthias Attwood, esq. 'S.P. John Coope, esq. William Cotton, esq. IWillia DavIs, esq. Ilugh Hammersley, csq. JoPhn Hawves, esq. John Petty Muspratt, esq. I Major Robde, esq. Wiliam Samnber, esq. George Shum Storey, esq. William v alker, esq. riHE Company continue to ffect insurances on Lives at equitable rates, without entrance money or any tdditional pre- mium for sea risk In decked versels to or from the British isles, or to or from the opposite line of coast between the Texel and Havre-de- Grace Iincluded, to crait and purchase Annuities under a special act of Parliameit - and alo to purecase weU secured Reversions of consi- derable amount and respectable psrties oni liberal terms, Agents are appointed in all the cities and principal towns in the united kln0dom. THOMAS PARXE..*;ec- GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE CONIPANI, AtrI,Loin- bard-street, the Entrance to the Postoffce, London. i HE principles upon wvhich this Institution is Jounded =Lbave becn a a opted after a moature investigatlon of the practice of other Offices, ani wilU be fouiid to combine advantaiges not hitherto offered by any other Insiurance Company. The Assured of a certain staniding particpate In the profits every seven years. A subscribed Capital, amouinting to tsvo millions, secures the As- sured from the responsibility attached to Societies for mutual sssur- ance. Claimants may bare their dercandsa n the Company submitted to reference. No charge made for Policies when the sum assured amounts to 3001. and upwards. DIRECTORS, RICHARD 1EE RAIKES, Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LYALL, Esq. Depiuty Clhairman- W. C. Brandram, esq. John Martin, ex1. M.P. William Coplrmd, esq. Rowland Niltche 1, esq. Wiliam D. Dovrson. esq. Robert Mitford, esq. Sir T. Harvie Farqnhar, bart. John G. Riavenshaiw, exq. John Garratt, esq. Alderman Robert Rlckards, sq. Nicholas Garry, esa. John Shore, esq. William Haldimand, esq. hl. P. Edward Stewart, esq. John Harvey, esq. Andrewv Henry Thomson, esq. George Jenner, esq. John Thornton, esq. John Loch, esq. John 'iulloch, esq. Stewvart ,Marjoribanks, esq. HS.P. I James Tulloeh, esq. AUDITORS. Lewis Loyd, esq. William Ward, esq. A.W. Robarts, esq. M.P. |rhomas Wilson, esq. WM. WILLIAbS S,ecretar. IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, Sun-court, Cornhill, and St. Jamess'-street.-Capital ?750,0u00 DIRFCTORS. CORNELIUS BULLER Esq. Chairman. SAMUEL DREWE, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Charles Barclay, esq. Daniel Mildred, esq. John Botirdleu, esq. JeremIah Olive, esq. George Brown, esq Robert Slade, esq. Andrew Colvile, eso. Henry Smith, esq. Robert Lang, esq. - John Smith, eaq. M.P. Rtichard Lee, esq. Ilenry Sterry, esq. Ebenezer Maitland, esa. John lHenton Tritton, esq. AUDI TORS. Sir Charles Price, bart. i John Tritton, esq. John Baker Rielards I Consulting Physician, H. Lidderdale, M.D. Falcon-square. VWO-THIRDS of the P#fits of the Company arc T_pesiodically added to the sums specified in the polleSes effected tor the while term of life; at theganie time the insured are protected b the deed of settlement and the hbove ample capital from every chance of loss by the responsibility which attaches to those wvhe become nsutual Insurers with each other. Lives Insured are allowed to pa-ss bylsea from one part of the United Kingdom to another, and also in time of peace to pass in King's sh}ys and packets, or other deeked vessels, hetwreen British ports and such f.reign ports as lie between Ostelnd and Havre deGrace, both Included, withoiat extra premiun or special leave of the dlrectors, a Is usually re uired. No extra premium is reqxtired from persons engayed in the army- or nvy, unless Ivhei ealled into actual service. No entranee montey nsr fine of admission is charged, except in the case of non-appearance. Attendance is given daily, at the Company's offlce, from 10 til 4 o'clock, wh liere rates and conditio.ns nmay be had, or of any of the Com- pany's agents in the principal towns throughout the Itlngdom. By order ofthe Board, JO IN GREY. Actsiar.- 4ENV NATIONAL SCOTCH CHU RCH.-6uch Architects as are disposed to PREPARE DESIGNS for the NEW CHURCH, to contain accommnodation for 1,800 persons, are requested to apply at thieVestry of the Caledonian Church, between the hours of lOand 12, on or before the 4th of March, for Instruc- tions relative to the said designs. The letterof thearchitectonly wiose plan shall be hyproved of will be opened. No builder nor any person wlho combines the occupation of a builder with the pro- fession of an architect need apply, until the Committee are prepared to receive tenders to contract for the buildinig, of which due no- tice will be given. DARISH of ST. 1MARYLHBONE.-To Builders, q_ Bricklayers, Plasterers, Carpenters, &c. resident in this Parish. Persons desirous of CONTRACTING wvith the Directors and Guar- dians forHRICKLAYERS',Plasterers' ,Carpenters', Plumbers',Palnters', and Glazieis' WORK, at a stipulated price, for one year from Lady-day next, for all such work as may be required froni time to time, the same to be done under the directions of the surveyor of the said directors and guardians, are requestedito attend with sealed proposals, indorsed (for what trade), at the Workhouse, on Friday, the 12th day of March next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Directors and Guarrdiars will meet to consider the same. By order of the Directors and Guardians, S. WATTS, Clerk. 0 ONTTRACT for DUST and ASHES.-The Commis- I t ioners acting urider and by virtue of the Acts of the 47th and 4 tls of the reig of His Majesty King George Ill, for improving the town and parish of Woolwich, in the county Of Kent, hereby give notice, that they are ready to receive PROPOSALS. in writing, from such person or persons as may be willing to CONTRACT for the DUST and AXSHES, which may be mzade by tha several inhabitants of the said parsh,for one year, from the 18th day of 2March next. To becolected and taRen away at the expense of the contr%ctor. Every such tender to be sealed up and endorsed 'Tender for Dust and Ashes,' and deliver- ed at the Poorhouse by C o'clocR in the evening of the 15th day of Mlarch, 1824. For furtner particulars apply to V.. STRIPE, Clerk to the CommissioneTs. P URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- c, eery, bearing date the 14th day of Mav, 1823, made lie a cause 'heming against Chace,' the CREDITORS of JOHN HEbIiNG. late of Walcott, in the parish of Haselor, in the county of Warwick, farner, deccased, (who died on or sbout the 11th day of February, 18163,) are by themselves or their solicitors, oni or before the 10th day of March, 1824, to come in and prove their debts before Sa muel Compton Cox, esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his chambers in South- aumpton-buildings, Chancerv-lane, London, or In default thereof they will beperemptorily excluded the benefit of the said decree. DAX, Solicitor, iedford-row. C APITAL 'MANSION-HOUSE, &cG in NorthWilts.- To be LET, or anl'. term not exceelln, 7 es.rs, and entered upoiS at Lady-daynext,cthecapital:IANSION-HO'S E of Burderop Park,near Swindoin,Wilts,with the furniture thereof,good stallingfor16horses, and 5 acres of excellent p,asture laud adjoining; anld the manorial rights of the extenisive Manior of Chiseldon. in which are some covers well stocked writh gaine, the property of the proprietor. Th;e tenant mlay be accommodated with a further quanltity of land not exceed- ilng 45 acres. T'he house is plemasitly sitlate near the turnpike road leading from Swvindon to Marlborough, and contains a spaciouis en- trance hall, good dionin parlour, breakfast parlour, anteroom, and drawing room, ladies' s?ttlng room, library, 3 bedroenis witl dress- inlg rooms, 7 other sleeping rooms, servasitw' hall, arsd all other con- verient offlces; and attached is a gooe wvalled grrden wit), hothouse, &ec.The premises are at present in the '.ccupatioul of Williani Gore .angton, es.. Burderop. Is distanlt :5 miles from Swindon, 8 from arlborough, 18 from Levies, 3ti from Bath, aud 30 from Oxford and Cheltenhain, and the adjacent roads are good. A pack of hariers is kept wvithin 6 mniles. For further partculars anid to treat for the samne apply to MIr. M.lullilgs. solicitor, \'ottonl BRssett, Wilts; or to Messrs. Made and Jones, 1, John-street, Bedford-row, fet of postage.