THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAR...
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V.JHEAREROYAL, COVENT-GARDE N.-For IL the BENlEFIT, of Mr. PA RLEY.0On Thursday next, July 8, Wvill beperforuled the Com~dy.of THr c.LA.NDESTINEDIARRIAt1E. Tot WhIch Will be aldded the Farce of HIGH LIrF IIELOW STAIRS. .After wbihicl, r.Fatrley,.Villliave tbehonosirof givinga MIASQUERADE to the London Pdrformers of atll the London Thieatres, who have icndly neeepted. his Invitation. and afew select friends, who are re- rUested to intimate their Intentlion of aupearing in Character, or lIn Domino, by a ntote addreSsed to M-r. Fakrfey, 3. Hart-street. Bloomls- ~bury. M~oos. Duerow haiskindly volunteered hIsservIce on thitsocca- slnn, atnd ivill perform several Feats of'Novelty on Hlorseback. Tickets and places to be had of Mir. Farley, 3, tHart-street, Bloomebury, anid at the Box-olbee. ~bR te,~ ENE FIT of Mr. BRANDON, Private ad ail ox-book-keepar,-THEATflg RLOVAL, DRURY- LA,'R-On Weduesay niext, July 7, His Ml%a jesty's Servalnts WIll perormtheadmredCarmedy, called EVE-Rc O-N JE JAS HIS FAULT. oirRt.er Ramle, r. F.llixton. Solu?, Mr. Diowto... WVith aL FARCE, and therEntetaiments,sas will be expressed In futitre hills. Tickets soldat he dorswil rot be admitted. Boxes. 7s. pit, &s. Gd. GCl- lery 2s Uppr Gllery. Is. hir. Brandon presents his biest respects to hs frendsandthe pubtlic, and informs them, that after aservice of65earstc,s~0tGardeji Theatrc,he ls.by the liberal and kind coni- tuet ofr. Elliston, eniabled to ask for thieir patroniage anTd support, by his gbA-lng himn a night at thils Thieatre. Severe illnxess duiring the Mat seaso"n, and being at this mouenit confined to his house, having lad 2arelapse very lattfly, prevents himi wvaiting uipon his. friendts and ~,trnns Rs usual,, and ilopes the cause will plead a 911fficienit excuse. lplektt.sto he had of Mr. BSrauidon. 100. Long-aere; and at his office, In tile Rotunda of the Theatre. from I0 till 4. R~ING's TWfE V? .-Madame RONZI de BE-1GNIS k~resPectfullv begs leave to iniform the Nobililty anid Gentry. Subscribers to td,e opera, aind thec public, that her, BENEFIT NIGHIT wvill takce place oni Thursiday next, whlen wvill lbe performed, nOiieyfr tt. t nihit, only, the favouirite Hteroic Opera. Iii 2 acts, ~vSlgRor Rossin , entitledj LA DONN , DEt, LAGO; produiced under the lmnAedlate tuperliuteiidleci azitltdirectioniof.SignorRIossi.;ni. Ellen, tthe Lady of thle L,ake. %adarne Roncii de iegnisi: Roderic Olini, Signor, GArcia:. Jtmes V. King o,f Scotland, uinder the iname of 1-inibert, Xiht of Snowdon. Si mor Culrioul: \iNalco,lm Gricme, Maadame Ves- ri;Dounlas, of Amngus. father of Elleni, Signor Porto; Albilia. Sig. MOca Grazianil I Screno. signor Criyelli. Bletwleen the acts of the Oylera, a DlVETIViISF,SEV1`-. At the end of thie opera, and Iiy patri. cislardesire, Signor die BleVols will i et the SCENA, wlth the orchestrs, frons thc favouriteopera II rFanatleo per la T Musica. After the opera, a favouriteBAIILLPT. ApplicAtions for boxcs and tickets ithose Issiieid for the 17th Jiune wvill be admIntted) to be miade to Madalme Rtonzi de BRegnis, '37, Golden-squnare;t or- to Mfr. Regain. at the Opera-office, 105, Quadrant, Rtegeiit-trcet. TATFORD, 11erl_fW~ishire, 15 milce fr-om tow~n_.- PE Widow L.ady with daughters, hinm,rromtnisnCes- salty for the famIly. wls1., 'to receIve either a L.ady or Gentlemian to DOARD, or oIiy ti,L(t'bGp there1 Isso vnilece fora servanit if re- quire. Tu hone i~im.it delighitfully and checerfully situate, aiid s,'tages are pa,ts-,lg thled or ccniitantlv to tiiwi. It being a muost re. soettalih and. l bindble family. nil per.oil njeedI apply wi thmiit rniexnep. tionableriue,f,-enees. The ternis are rinederate, siid every atteniiton as-ildhe ~s.i o esue cmfot.App)ly if byletter, post paldi toA. B. att Mrtt.r'--. m icl ibrary, oppoSite thec cli irch. lsliuigtont, whlere cardtol' adaress may also h-e procure'd. good cellarag-e. and well adaoted foi the bieer. ciler, wInie, aiid f'ircign spirit trade, or thle tills no paao c ell calculated for drawving over essential oil,. The hiiical Ilreimisesar-subitantial a-nd Qo71. V llet itu-ite at the elrmer uf Unioin-street. Whiitephiapel.road. near ItI churitchi To thlls,; w,hi, w,ilh t- convientC eie r.!Speetahlle ba.,!ness, On, tC5s,ial-le tri ,a ltilt not oifFeri -whici setldoin Jcurq. Or. if ti,re a'greeable, the ad vorriser,whio is on! y reins-jug to theilihiuse i.l"ininng, would halve tillljeetiion to takef anl active Shiare in tile ~rFR desrabl FRE HOLD RES-IDENCE, witii);i n ille, of town.-Ti lie SOiLD or Let. on Lease. Wkith liiiine. uia S lses'-ion, a capital FA Ill IA LNlHOUSE. wvithi ciachhiiouses. Stu, bic-, and all requisite andl convenient attac-hed and detachied otTices, eXtens,ive uleasisre crrunods, tih I ..iils, walled gardens al)1rolndaitt stockeil withi the choicest frulit tree4, grapery wlithl NInes; fin highi 'perfectioni. green alid lint llilonc9, &e. and anyi quanitity of lanid that may be required. Tute premises atre eligibily %itilate, nieal lialrialit Frest. con'tiguousll to at gzulid road. writhin 8 miles of Loiidnni, and lit a,milt ciqlitl distances fron lyfnIstead and Ilford. Fuarther particulars mllay be 0&l,e.amnd oin ttt'pli-'ti,,n til 'Ir. Lvile, sollellor, 313, Old jen-ry Vfl~() TANNJas. -T o beSL by, 1riVate ConitaCt, a CiOtdb''H T'A?i-YARD, replete wvitli every convenience for varyingOn ~ etens-ive hbisiies- there are 06 tape anld a clittingp 51111by Ol'gl, bewhirle worked lv a horse: a harkc bonse capable of coutni iin'~ 5~ to s, lie h a, i:idler 5, aiid part of the I - oughs imider cove, Wih lits Aer fryiriiig : attatched is a Liiiid llou,e, consisting ~ 1 al.irs kiteier, led risnis, wi tili rt ics, 2 pa triles, lunck &i. n eeeleiiNw.lled garden, a thriving orelmrd. and 14 of aerysupeiorlneiiw land, a coiwhouse foir 3 ciiwq, Stalling, '-.silrat iius t clu whlole in a ring fencee, situate ini at country '.efii ts bark, anid wvhere any qulanitity can tie purchased. A aiaberiveir runs w'ithiiu 30() yards of the property, and alfords thrfr very advantage flir carrvlne! 1n ti; extensive bulIness In tii., artre:the wrIuile t',ni,,inguneIiIf the mo-st cligilile situations that Vh oulntr fforqs. Flir fuirther lerticulars~ apply (if bly letter, lpost pai)to rht Psnias 1, liiu relit stid slirvevsir, 58, Great Rtussetl- Stet llim0mllry, wthi is, Slth,)rised to treilt. for thle same. E- -1 A ,E_A ___ o h K - by A U1C- t.TION, it, AliglIst next., uiil.'s, previougly diiiposed (If iy pirivate ('ontrmcr,all th!at l. N'INuuUyaithe gardciis.plantations.anid lle,susre groudis tbhereonit ibeloniging..-iituate near i.dldo,iv, In tiie eounty of Salo', called Purglow-.ball with thie lands, tierioelCitS. tild farms helonIgi-ig tiithe sarme, let to respectable tanants, oii lease, fromi Minhaelmant'ri3, att leduiced renjts; and all those thirivinig woods dlln~coni, arch stoikRed with younqoiak tiimber aind sapling's, in bane c5on slstlig in the wir.le i,f 5(16 acies of olid enclosed land, in a ring ?I lice tid In a highi 'lateo'f cuiltIvatioll. Tile arab!e lands4 tecu. tIF s'`I,te m.i'waris the soutit, and are adaptedl to the turnip System of' ~hri.handrv. Thec miexulont- anid piature. conrisiting of nearly 3110 aceres. are of the first qualityu. A tri,ut stea (the Ctin) runs, throuighitie esnitntl. and, 140 ac,res may Sue irrigleid at plealsure. C'ompllete wvater, 'Oleadl,ws to the exPtenlt n1 iticarly 80 acre- are already forined. on thie planl of tthe lneadows;iu'In the vicinitv if itireiieester, and are hiighly prorioctil-e. The wnil... nItn f11 e.Ocp asoei ih of thehbiiuie.and are well stookel wi-Ithi all dirtsof gairne. The Sitlin. tioli (Iif thle hmi,iSe Is eminiently beautiful. Occupyiyng a rising grouncd in the cewrie ,,f ilie estate, andl Overlooking thie vaLle benecath. The Apilroach from the turnipike. roatd li thrlough plantations and pleatsure xrominds, formued ty the Proprietor at a great expensle, who hias expended lItrz, slms in qmStusai)tNI-ly Improving anud bieauti fying the estate durinig the last 1 (3eyars,. For further particuilars apply (if liy letter. post -,).Id)I to MrI. R. Teuch, Bromofield. neat Ludlow, Saionli tol M%e-srs. Wamrd and Nlerri:in, at' !ILrIboroiighi Wilts; lot to Meissrs. SniLl-ci and Iitikeri-1eld, Gray's-irian.piace, belidln. ~AR'roc, Someret.-To e SOD by AUCTION, I f by ITr. IlIlINCSIFFFEY, at the Gergenn, In MTattock, on Thntsday, the 26th Isv of Auigust ntext, at 4 o'elock ini the after,i,on, %nillect to such. eonditions as,.vtill he, lieln liroduceed * a utodeto sti listaii. tia and wvell buiilt NT 'NsI)N-iInOUSE . sitniate in Matrtoc-k, It the voIuntyof_" Samrset.l1-itely the resldejiceof Joh;iPotengerVestcote,esq. deeaed coPeisiliga dIning room -)aee I incebe by 17 feet 5 inches, 'a drawvingt rooln 23 feet 6II nches b&y 17 feet, le-eakfast parlonr, library, hatler'spari'ry. a r,o-niy kitchen, teni excellent bedroomsi, a. wvater- cdoet, and ev-ery lither conveiieneCe, with an uindergrotund cellar, s,Cteable, eoaelhlo~,t. rrineliolse, washlhotse. Rand alltlcher Suitable offie. t.gethtc wvill, a spacliol, lawn, greenhiouse, wtalled gardlen 0elstced wvithi fr;iit tr.'es, kitelieii garden, tat, nrei;adtd in thleir prime, An.l three closes of ri,h rniedowo land inimeiliately adjoining. containinz In the wlhole by, admeastiremnent abouat 2Ia. 2r. 30p. Mt Vock is situate in one iif the richest tind PICeacantest parts of thle doliaty c So erst dIstant about 7 mities from the t,lwos of Veiivil, Crewl,crn. Ilmr,,ter, and Sumerton, and is close to the granid west- ern road, on whuich- several coaches rtlin to-and from London every day'. An excellent pact Oif hariers hulnts Ini the nelg~hbourhiood, and manyother eirelurnitances conceur ti, re,;der the ti~ove property a s-ne desirable resIuen -e. Tihe houil anid chic prillerpa) part of the Propertv Is hield ini fee :;mple: the test for the residue of a boug termn ,nfvears absolmtc. Ilerntfrther particulars, appllication may, be made. either pers..nailv "1 iiY post paie letters, to '.Tr. JohIn flattail, soWlctor, Ye.,vii, Rorrercec; r.Adam. 3olisiteir, Mattock, Itlue latter ofwsibonn as-Ill apit-int a petaun to show the premnlsesh: or to MIessrs. Patten, solicitors. 76. Hiatton-garden. Liu4ndut. L LAARORG ANNSH I R E. TIETNSO L CAST L Eand GDi31 OEMRSNS.-To be SOLD, purstiant to an Order of the hfigh, Count-t ' Chancer,mdezii a cause whereit, George Priie Watkinis lelqispaintif I and George Manic, Joihn 1.1ewllini, an3d others are de- fedns ith the approlbation of latmies Trower, eq. odie of the Stasters of the sAid Cmurt. at the pubulic Sale Rtooin of the saId Cotirt. in snuthampitonuhuildings. Cha,ncery-lane, Lonidon, on Fridaty. tile 311th daY Of July tiext, at 2 O'cliick in the afternoon, a capital M. %NqION, situate on azim eminence soifl conmnandii:g extens~ive views of the surtriiiidng country. iailed Hlensol Castle, late tile propierty anid res-idence of Benjanttin H-all eaq. deceased, and heretoifore the resi- dence of the Parls Talhot. The estate lo in a central slild fertile part Of the cotunty of Glamorgan. lyliug seithin 9 milles of Ca7diff and 5 Thiles of CmOwridge, with exteli isiveofces, coaehhouse, stables, anid othernntb~ldlns belongiiig ther-eto, suirrounded wtith a beauttiful Wooded park, lawvn. gardenis. and pleasture grounds,,atnd contauins ex- itensive sheets ',f w,ate-r welli stocked with flish. The wyhole of thec esat, osits,shaont 82-la. 2r. 27~p. ot eneadew. pastulre, arable, anid Ir,,riodand, and contains a great lsaI-ntity- of full grown and thriving tinml.er and extensivenrnnmelscal plantatlotIs, and commutleates w,ith s-he toaids from Cardiff and Lantrissent to CossrbridKe. About 23-4 acres Of the land andl plsnitatlions niear and ludjolising temansionI are In hiatul, and Clue remainLvder IS let to sesveral tenants, froml yea to year. at rents atlnountlig together to 5921.1i. There are twlo good fanamhouises on thie land let, wvith barns, thr-ashing macbilue, and 311her Covotenient olisbuildIngs beionphiig thiereto, and twvo coittages for work. xmen: also RIi excellent grist minilliith dwvelling-house attached. The Qestate Is Situate stithin a shorL d1stanceocofstia and Iitne. witshal n;av, be obtained at moderate prics,,, Printed particulasrs may be bad a-t 'the said Masvter's chambers, In Sa'ithampitonisdii1idngs, Chiancery-Iane, :Londton; of MTessr. Street, Millitmgton, aod Gilbert, solicitors, Phili- lnot-lane, Londton:1 of Miessrs. Freshfield and Kays, sOlicitors, Net, Daink-buiildings. London, w4e~re a mapi of thle estate may be seen:. at 'rhe Bull lion. Bristol ; and at the priuicipal innis at CardlifFand NMerthyr Tidsivl, In Glabnortganshi-re, slid at Chepstow and Ness-orit, ln it on- rnl.uc,hhire. anid the property may-be viewveul on appiai on ? at the 7111uqlrin-house, Where a map 'if thie estate mnay also be seeti, sf1 PIT L REEHOLDad 'ESER110L D ESTPATES an1.1d IRONq WORKs, in the c-,ijjties isf Mo,nnmouthi and llrecen_ To he SOiLlD, tpurteltnt to ani order of tile Hi-ih Court iif Chancery. s-n'itle in a catuse 'therein George Price Watkins, esq. is, plainltiff,an George M6anic, John LIewellin, and Others are defeldants,, with trile approbation oi JainIic Trow-er, csq. Oiie of thle Masters of ithe said Court, at t-he Public Saloi-~ruom of the said Ciiurt. sittlate Itin Soutb amil'ro-n-tUdIngs~, Chanee;'y.lane, L.ondion, on nrda Sohe3 utb-as ofJl etat 0 o'vloeuk hi the afternoon, a FREEHOLD EST'ATp-, 3in the parlsiu OF Bledru-Ity. In the coiu~ty uIf Moinmouthi, cal:e thte RISSINEY FSTATE, late the property of Beim.iamnin tIall, call. deceased, wvhereorn iron wtor!cs have for manyl Years, been Carried 110 under the firm oif the Unlion Iron Com-pany, togethier with the f.ir- naces, fiu,sries, and other 'vorks thereoI,n; cludinig the miachiniery anld stock, and .52 wo(rkmen's hioness liclonging thereto:t also a fitrmu-. b,uoise, bartii, stabling, heasthoitse, and Other Outbuildings. Tue- w7hole counsists of ahout 1.108 acres of land, the greater par-t whereo;f Is occutPied atlong with thie iron wyorks. anid otierlC parts ace let to tenants to build on, at reserved rents, amounting tot 501. 155. 8d. par annurn, and F. further part to tenants at rack relics, amounting to .a2L 4s. .id, per annum. A right was granted by ?,r. lhall fr" gettIllg coat, underg 65ares of the estate, svhich prodtuces an average tent of 2251. per annum. The estate contains very Valitable minesofio ,,re and coal, and is Situated aritbinu Smiles of Iterthyr Todvir.Alon a Leasebold Estate, adljoining the Ruimney Estate, anid njowj occtipled there-with. consisting,sf 71a. 3r. 5p. of land, or theerebouts, writh the ure-n works, finery, manager's hou'se, 311 workmen's dwvellings, uand other buildings thereon, and the min'es, mInenrals, slid 'veins, of coal, culm, Ironi ore, fire brick, clay, and l:nie stone, In, upon, and under the smme, situate In thne parish of Lancanlder, In the ciunty of BrR- ron,aod the rigcht of jnettinig iron ore undIer about 228 acres of mouno- tain lanidadjoining tnereto. The leas,ehold Premiseas are held under a le,ase, dated the 10th of -tanuarv, I1507. for a term of 72 Years, fronm Alilchaeltims, 1806, sUbJect to a renit of 261. per anntim, fo'r thle sur-face of the land, and to the Payment of 2a. per dozen of Iron ore got from11 the ine. Aso sverl mssuaes r tnemenits, and other buildhIngs, are ellundr te sid lase nO le todifferent tenants lpon lisder les,es,of Wichabou 36year ar unxpired, at reilts amouneinig to 19'.lOs.6d.per nnum Prntedpariculars may be hail at the said nnis in Cardiff and Mterthyr Tidvil, in Glaniorganshire. and in Chep stow and Newport. In Monamouth-shire - and the- property mnay be viewed upon appiteaRton to Ir. LIewellin, at the Works, wv mere plans of the same maPy Oculeen. ZOSINGLE GENTrLEMIEN.-Tvo G.;ntlenmen may a nodated with LOGGING and A A t hi 'walksof eah er Wee,Ia quiet respectable house, Wvithini hI minutes' as-lItoftheExhang,e; there are no other lodgers or children. For cards of address apply at 6. Mortonfalgate, 1Bisbopspate-street. &, PARTllENTS Furnished, with or without Board f,Ins private respectbe fnmly,Inihihdterear about tiwo miles west of the metro us aad Inthe vrchno children, sington-gardens- it Is presumed t would be a desirable residence for twvo or three Foutig ldeshoavhdtenlfrtuzne to lose their mother, as they Iul experiet that coilld be sa-Ished for under the aetlro,slhtesrcetatmlo to religion and- morals. Maters othfisreetbIItycudb also obtained If wished. The moat Ind b ele fcewll be required. Carcds of address are lefta l ldeasgoe,na the ae lace-gate.High-stret, en ensington; or address, p O st Paid, to A.l ELL and CROWN INN, Ho]born.-The Pub Ilrespectfully Informed, thiat the followving COACHIK are RE- iVED from thc Old Bell to the Bell and Crowvn inn,orn. a Te bours of atrrival and departure as heretofore. Dover, Deal, argt and Rtamsgate Union, tite Cheltenham Retallator, and'the Egham, Old Windsor, and Sunnlng-hll. Vi0 LADIES of TASTE and GENIUS-TAUGH't' T by a Lady, 20. Chestenn ton-roas the FLOsCT-OU RPLEVO,so ingljly lpreated In the fashionable world, Ina modern dress andu genera decoratioum, Ini two lessons for two guineas. An exhilbItIon of this elegant art, together wivth a v.ariety of -newavand fas-hionable wvorks, may be seea on Tuesdays and Thurzdays. from 11 tIll 4 O'clock. Where dl. or 41. s.weele, obtained bithtcfue an[d eliegac-,d ar' pvl ,asing occ,ugatson, Is desired, these beauifu nrf reinedart wil befouIda aundantsource of profit, uase, and amusenuent To avoid Imitations, Ladies airce rn ested to osbserve, thSt theo,riginti teacher Zesldes as Aboye, wlshrie r Works Ort, oStly to be getIZ PURSUANT to a Decree in, the Higli Court of' han~ cerv, nmade In a caueo wyherein Robert Prescott asaid another are Plallt-iffg, and JohH Dalton, esq. and other-s are- defendants, the CREDITORS of ROBERT PRESCOTT, late of Hawkhurst, In Kent anid of R1ose-green, ia Sussex, a general in Hils M~ikesty's airmy, a formerly ao'ernor of Qoebec (who died oni the 21st ~of Decem6buer, 181 ii), are to conic In and prove their debts before Francis Paul Stratford, esq. one of the INasters Of thLe said Court, at his chambers, So11tharrptonhbuildings, Chancery-laine London, On or before the 26th day of July, 1824, or In defanilt thereof they will be perempto- rily excluded the belneit of the -said decree. TANCRF-D, --.4, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-inn, Plaintiff's S~olicitor. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of' Chani- 8. rery, made In a cause whlereini Robert Prescott and others are PlaIlntiff-s, and John Daliton, e4q. and nthlers are defenidants, the CREDITlORS of SFRJFANT.O'0 PRESCOTT. late'a lieutenant- eolonel in 1i-i Majesty',s 5thi regiment of dlRagoon goards (wvho died oni the 341 ot January, 1817), are to come in atnd prove their debts before Francis Pauil Strattord, esq. one of the MaRsters of the said Court, at his chambers, S0uthampton.honidin es,ChaFneery-lalle. London, on or before the 28th day of July,; 824. or flu default thereof they wvfll be peremptorily excludied the benefit of the said decree. TANCRED, -4, Stone-bniildlz,sss. Lincoln's-Inn, Pla,intiff's 3olicitor. -PURSUANT to a Dec~ree of t-he H-ighi CoUrt of Clhan- .q eery, madle In a cause ITravers against Travers,' the CRFEDI- TOTIS of JOSEPi I TitAVERS, lateori St. SiVithlit's-lane, in the CitY of London, whole.jale grocer. deceased (who died on orabouit the 14th day of April, 18i8i), arc forthwith to conmc In and pr-ove thicr debts before Prancis Cross, ecsq. one of thle Mlasters of the said Cuiset, at his chambers, In Soiutham pton.building:s. Chaneery-isne. Lonidon) or Ill defanlt thereof they wil be excluded thie leeiCeItof the said decree. AMIORN-and COLF,, Plaintiff's SolicItors, 25, Thrognmorto,n.street. PURSUANT 1'to a D~ecree of tlie High Court of' Chan- cey aei acueweei oehRbinsoni Smith is; the pisnui,andMay nnEas I te dfedat,the CRtEDITORS of JOHNEAST lat of oodsr,ckstret. Ofor-street, In the enmtIty ,,f Mddlesx, upolsteer, (ho did inor abot Auut I82,r Sonthamton.huniuigs, haucerybile,London,orIdealthef the wil b eNloied he eneib if hesaid decree. W~~URSUANT to a Decree of tlHghCutof Chani- 55cry vde :n acAuse 'Irkadaais ed, h RDITORS of JOhIN MIAC ivEIi, formel of Straa,i ctand, (wvho d ied at Aulgasta, In Gecorgiati (South Caoia nteUIted States 0f America. in or abou..t the miouth oNvebr180) are, on or befolre the 31stda.yof luly. 1824, to come inand prove their- debts liefore Johln William tCnnrternay, esq1, toi or -he M asters of thje said IColto t,st his chamubers in So', lham ptoni-buildlings,Chsnciiery-lane. Lon- don, or in default thereoif Ithley will be peremnptorily excludedt the beniefit of the said decree. KARSLAKE anid CIlEALOCK, Plaintiff's Solieitors, 4. Regenit-street, Waterloo-place. ~[HER AS b a Dcree of the High Court o VVChanei-y, ade In a cause'I Kirkland against iteiId,' it was rc- feresitoWiliaj Cur-tenlav, ca.one of tile M:isters of the said Court. to r.qirewha isth lawv in thie United States of Amnerica with re- gard o th ilitrili,t" of Intestates' Personal I'roperty, anid Whitt IiSLATIONSof JOHN AC IVER, formerly of Stornawlay, In Scot- land lad wo ded t Augusta, In Georgia, South Caro,linas. In the Unitd Sttee f Aneri ca, in or, about thec monthi of Novemiber. 18201, entitled to the beniefit of distribution, accerdinK to suich laW, wvere living att the tliie of the death of the said John Mac Iver, and If I05'suc relations shall have since died, who I., or are entitled to the share or shares of hinm, her. or tiietto,. who shall have So died. All plersoQlis claiming tr, be enititled to the beneilt of distribution of tile "ald) J,Ibh 'Mae Iv-er's personal estate, according to the Ians's of the Ulliteii Stattes ,,f Anicri'-a, arc, oni ir before thc 313t day Of July, 1824, to c*one in and mtake outt, and prov'e ttieir claimis of relationiship t,ir repreecntaein helms, Willia-u Courrenay. eat,. ine of tule Miasters of th Si Conit, at hiis, chainbers In Soutlt ham ptoni-bhuld ingeg, Chan- cery-flaue, Londoni. or In defaiilt thzereof thcy svill be peremiptorily excluded the b,iiefit ii the said decree. KARSLAKF. and CREALSICK, PliRntiff's Solicitors, ~~~- ~~4, lIegenit-sutect, Waterloi-plaee. ~ ~OCIETY for the DISCI-IARtGE ailid RELIEF of II PitSON'S IMIiISISONRI) for SIMNALL DiEBTS.-Cravell-street. Stranid, July 3, 18-4.-A QUART'ERLY' GKNE,RAI. COURT of tiiis Sot,)-lety- wifbe held here on Wedlitesda.y next, the 7thi Instant, at 12 ut-lock,, to audit the accounts of recelipts and disbursements to tue 30thi of ai,ne, and oni otlier special alfairs. R. ORASSWIS.L, Seci-elarv. R YAL FREEMASONS' CE-IARITY for FEMVALE Cllil.OtEN.-I'lhe Goveini,sr of this Institittionl are respect- fllInformiedi, that a QU.AItTERLV GiENERtAL COURTr lviil be holen a tie chollios,, t. lerg'sIlcds 'llThursday, thle thi 'iletanit, at II o'clock In the forenoon, for genleral puirposes, IN. HAIR, Secretary. ROYAL MAFyrTEN I~TY CTHARITY, for Dehiverillg iLP,ior %arrictd Women at thieir owvn Ilabitatiosts; Instituted In teYear 1 757, hi- the (lame of -rhe Lving-in Charity, for Deliverinig Poor 'Married Womnen at their own Habitations. Patron, The KING's Most Excellent MIAJESTY. Presideult, His Grace thie Dutke of WE,LLINGTON. A QUAwrERLV` GRNPR.11. MEETING will be hteld at the Blank coftfeehouise, Ro~yal FExchlange, oni Thursday next, at 7 o'cloick in tIle eveninig precisely . W . S. HALL, Secretary. live th',usanda six hunildred and tiVo patients wvere delivered, care- fuLly1 attended, anid supplied wvithi niedicine duiring thie last year. ~N HAMES TNNEL COMPAINY.-Notice is hiereby IL ivn, ha te FIRIST GENERAL. ASSEMBLI1Y of the Thanles I nun1 Copaii w,l, punrsuant to the Act nf Pariliament incorporat- ing te con~iay. w ic passed thec 24th ofrhune Last, iie holdeni at the nIvIr, in the City of London, onl Tuesday, the 20thi das oftheprecufmonh,July'. (being the 4thi Tuesday aftir the pass- iri ofth sad atiat 2 'clock at neon, for the purpose of putting the aidactIn xectin TIhe chair will he taken) at I o'clock pre- cisely. ~CiIA~RI.ES BUTLER, Cletk to the Company. SB.Poutry ioy , 1824. ST 01(Tof andi St. JAMES's DISPENSARY.- ASS1T.T T ACCOUCIIEUR to thils Institution lIeng VA CA NT in consequence oif the resignation by Mr. Stone of the ,,llice of si-concheur. and Ot. L,copk having succeeded him as SPECIA L CEFNEStAL. METIN{I of thie G-overnors as-ill be held at the bispenss:ry, 1)0. Kin*g-treet, Golden-squnare, at 12 o'clock, oi Thiirsday, the 22d inist. to Elect another Assistant Accouleheur. Caiididates are requiested to send their testimionials ofrqualification to the, monthly conimittee. wlhi, will nieet at the Dispensaryalt 2o'clock, ollThursday,the8th, and Tlhurtsday, tie l5thi itistalit, but boe can lie received atfter the last IWicltIne day. 57AS. HURTLE F'ISHER, Honi. Sec. Davies-street, Grosvenior-square. liuly 3, 1824. EN'T WVATIER-VORKS.-The Boardi of D;rectors of the Kent Water-Works Company dt heretiy give notice, that th,ey willi meet at thec works, Mtill-lane, Deptford, on WVednies- day il 4th day of Juily instwnt, at 12 o'clock at nooin precisely, to receve PROPOSA LS froni persons desirolst of beecombiig teniants Of the Mniii ajinn thle work'. Tile mill (nay be riewed on applicat- thin attl orks, whiere tuie dIrectors wvill nicet o(1 Wednesday, the 7th nttt at 1-2 o'clock att noon iprecisely, and wvill be ready to comhiiniiicate any Informnatio,n thlat may lie reqiired, as to the condi- tionsuponi which the 01111] will lielet. By order of the 01irectors, ANTHONY B3ROWN CifClerkc and S3ecretary. London Commercial Sale Ro~oms, Mniglne. Jully 2. 1824. UlI lDHALL, Londloni, July 3, 18S2.-COINTRACT Efoir COALS.-Notice is hierebiy given, that the Committee of Aldermen for conidoctiuig tile alfairs of Emanuel Hospital, Westniin. ster, wvill ineet at the Council Chamnb6r, In the Guiiidhall, London, on Tuesd-iy. the 211th day of3u,1a Instant, at 12 o'cloeck atnioom precisely. for the purposRe oi receiving PROPOSALS In wvriting, seatled up, for the suoply of i5 CITA LDRONS, pool mneasurle. of either of the followinig s'rt ofCOAS vz. Fghtn, -larie, Helihurn Mlain. 1Jealon, or IiiIyrel. Hsanto he delivredL frene ofalexes, together with %u hpmee' n landOSo meRITe's cerPTicAte, Lit thn, ghlaver noilla, ha sol tile seerlpesonr'eomfust a he sadd Ho spital, an oime bFored thenh ItRi daofJ SYepteme liext. Any furither particulaprecsemay ltriehrd at24the Hospita, aNd.4 pries mdakingpr roosalswlltlect expetedo toas attend. DailWliWeeae;a1O E o.Oi drT'IJoRP r. CforesiSTajonn's o 4 n HO I aL, Jun laette said1821.-Tel GO-II Vecasd.Naricu lar oIIt'thOSepaiTs A.ic Londonl geqived notice, tot ScolM-Yi:ilstintShe ohliinghinsetfthe aid Hospital, irir rpsl r euse oi belFridaybfreWdnsa the tulyoJuyet t II o'ulock indth falrl peontreisely ummefr.t124,anie-loUesre,Nto.4.ein dam's-ciourt iBroad-treet,nmlate si toafresriti, adjining Nr_.4. and3- lat to laseto hesaidDanielcWlli deceasd. PoticulaItreb of ntheeair whichOPwIllTliS reoie to be doNeX tor theo abovepremtisesit. byr the in-coing tenant (lay bemeen t onTedthe the left ony. or before 04 Wensayth 7t fcle July th foreon allphersonslteat tonswe to thetir proposals.t rori tHOMArsien WILth , Cl4erk ENNcmpiigET mite o oiire and AVONcCANALrAVIGATIO h. cte frNotieli hereb Bgivh ntat theWhtRLoPiET lmBods treet KBristol thec proprietors resident In the Wiltshire district (comprising ttie enuiity oif %litsi. at the'Town-hall, In Marlborough; thec proprietors residenit in thie L,ondon districit icomprising the cites of L,ondon atnd WestmIinsteri, antd elsewhere swithin ttile limnits of the hills of mor- tality), at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-stbect. London; adthe propirietors resident in the eastern district (coroprlsing all thep residue of the. said proprIetors), at the Towni-liall, in Hunlgerford. Dated the 263th day of June, 1824. THOMTAS MIrRRINIAN, Principal Clerkc. (-1 HRISTCHURCH, Suri.ey.-XVORKHOUTSJ, CON- %UTRACTS.-The Parish Officers and Comlmittee wvill AlEtT at the Wokose - Friday. the 9thi day of Jilly in%tant, at 7 04elle) In1 tile eveliilig precis.ely, to receive PROPOSALS for SUPPLYING the WoR K- HOUSE, for one year, wvith tile tindernientioned Articles, viz. :-Good Ox Beef, conisisting of clods, stiskings, and mtilse biuttocks, wvithout hone, wivih one leg of muttton (not less than 121ba. weight) 3 times, at a weelk, and legs of beef, at per stone (the nmaster's table tu be supplied at the contract priHel thie best Whraten Ilreatd Slid Flouxr, at uindei- the statnding. market price; good Table Beer, at per barrellI Collins and( Shroud-s, at per ilich. AIl the aLbove to be of g-iod qualitY, su11ject It4' th-e apiprobaiition or rejeetion of the Committee; to be delivered at the Workh,ouse,at suchl timesand in sileh quSlItrties,as the Conitoitte, Shall thi'tk piroper, at the Contractor's; expense. Every article to lI e P said for monthly or, qiuarterly, at the option of the Contractior. pro. Poials toI lie delivered, sealed oip. at the Vestry Clerk's Oftfice, lilly day l,efore the f1th instant; and thec pers6ns tend-stIng the Proplosals are to attend tlle Committee. Apprentices: There are several stout healthy Boys. who loss- lie liad as Apprentices or Servants. Furthler Particulars may be had' by applyIngc to J. G. MEYNiOTT, Vestry Clerk, 86, Great Surrey-street, uIpon tile tni-npike roads at MiaryIclione, called or knowvn by the names of the Tyhuirn-gace, Southianipton-bar or gate, Chisreh-streetgRate, Pine-apple-gate. Winchester-gate. Lisson-vrove-bar, 'Marvlebonegiste, Farlhing-pive-gate, and cleveland-bar, WVill he LET by AUCTION, for Itile terna of 1, 2, or 3 years. to the best biddier, at Marylebone Court. IhojVe, Miarylebonie-lane, ()~ford-street, on Thursday, the '52d day of J i~ next, between the hours of II and I ii'eloeck in tile forenloon., in the manner directed by thle act passed In the 3d year of the reign of His Pr'esent Majesty George the Fourth, "1 for regIliAtfiig tlrirIpike roads ;" which tolls are niow lheld for the term of one year. wrhich ex- Pires at Mlichialnsas day s:ext, att the noet allrlutal rellt of 5,07111.. and wlvi he psit up at that sum.. Whoever happenis to be thte best bidder must, at the sAm-e time, pay one rmontli in advancee of the rent at wvlich such tolls may be let, 'and give security, withl suffieienit surd- I lea tio the satisfi.etion of the trtlstees, for paymnent of the ren t agreed fuIr at SUChL times as they shall direst. S. WATTS, Clerk to the Trustees. N. B. The trustees wvill meet at I11, and the toils wVIll be ptitt up at 12 o'clockc. 7"ERB Y.-CONTRACTS WANITE~Dfor L~Am ps. i: j7 Persons desirous of conitractinig with the Comni issioners unlder the act of Parliament for Paving and Lighting the Streets of the said Bornugh. to light and keep in repair 1200i1 lanips, or stch less number as the said Commissioners shall thinik proper, for one year, In intnner undermentioned, are requested to send their prolposals ill arriting, sealed up, andi post paid, to Mr. Sinpson, attorney, in Derby, the Clerk to the Commissioners, on or before the l6th day of July nlext, to com- mence lighting on Friday, the 10th day of Selptember nlexr, asd to leave offsIx nights before the first full moon inl May, 1825, to omit lighting five nlghts before every full moon, the nightof the full moon, al d one night afterwards. The lamps so burn from suni-set to two o'clsck in the mornilig, to have burners wilth spouts of such dimer- sions as sball he approved by the Conmmissioners, to be supplied srith thebest oil ande cton, amd In everyresFect lighted alid nlanaged with thegreatestregularity. The lamnpsw be delivered wvhole and In perfect conditiort to the contractor, who is to make good all breakage and damage at lils own expenise, and within six days fi-orn the last tl me of liglitlng, to collect and deliver to the Commissioners, or to whom they shall appoint, the avhole number of lamps, tops, and birners, in a clean and perfectcondition, withott crack or blemish, Derby, June 28, 1824. -ISLE of THANET GAS LIGHT and COKE COM- AL. PANY.-..Notice is hereby given, that In pursuanice of aLn Act of ParlIaMent, paLssed in the 5th year of the reignof his present MTajesty King George lV. entitled IM AclAt for Lighting with Gas the Toss-na or Villages of Margate, Ramsgate, or Broadstairs, and places sihjaieent, in he outy f ent' aMETIN sf the PROPRIE-ronS of the 1,AAUSTIN, S. HOLMANS, P. BAKECR, GIoCHARD 'PAGE, Preprietors THOMAS F. COlBB WaM. WHEATCROI9T I Ilotel, in itamagat kh ter esl of T et p sen th county ot tKenr Srnon ' forg th ups fEetn Tesrro raues n a. Committee ofDie torho e Propinetrs,o puc:rsuartit theelpr ovision fthsadl ac. Pae thi 29th day oft Jun,l82. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURV-LANE.--- UndO1 th* immedlate phbronage of His Royal Highness the Duke of York.-For the BENEFIT of Nirs. Bl,AND.-THIS. EVENING, Hls MaJesty's Servants wVill perform Foote's , nomedy of TIIP LIAR. Young Wilding. Mr. 11inton - paplflIon, Mr. Gnttle; *liss Granthan, Mrs. Orger. The fololvllh Ladles and Gentlemenl have in the-kindest nianner given theirpowerftl aid to assist the lienevolentvlews formed on thisinterestingocasion *-Tn the course of the evening, aDnet.by Rossinl, SignorCurionn and Signor Remirini. A Pas de Tros.by Mladlle; JullaAunmer, RTad1le.ldaliHe,andM.LeBlondc. A Pas de Deux,byMonsieur and Madame Vestris. A Pas de Trols, by ladllc. Le Gras, Madlle. Noblet, tnd Mons. Ferdinand, (by permission of the Proprletors of the King's Theatre.1 Madame Vestrls will sing a favourite song, (by per. mision of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket.) Miss Carewr will singI Home, sw'eet Hlome I' Song, I Kitty Clover,' by Mr. Knight. Comtc Song, *Tlhe Alnianaek Maker,' by Mr. Harley. A Pas de Deux, by Mfr. anda%rs.Oscar Byrine. After wvhich, the favourite Farce of MONSIEUR TONSON. MonsicurMorbleu by Mr.Mathe.ws,who has kindlycoLnsented (by permission of the Proprietor of the Theatre Royal,FinglishOpera-house)toperrorm oni this occasion; TomKing. Mr. Browne; Mr.'t'hompson. Mr. Thompson-, Jack Ardourly, Mr. Mercer; Rusty. Mtr. Yarnold; Useful, Mr. Wililarns; Nap, the Watchman, Mr. tl. Smith; Adoiphins de Courcy, otherwise hMlis Thompson, bMiss Smithson; Madame Belleg,arde, M.rs. Uarlolve; Mls. T'hompson, Mrs. Knigt. r. athes wil ing LodonVoliunteer Field Day anld Sham Fight,' and 'RidLondon'vsda tShne city fofr nthe itnceyaiid its Fro] icking.' Thc whole to conclude with Foote's Farce ot THiE MAYOR 6F GA R lltAT'I'. Major Stulrgeon, Mr. Dowvton Jerry Sneak, Mlr. Russell (beinghis first and only appearance tiese three years); Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. 3 arlowe, The foliowving 15entlemen have kindly formed themselves Into a Committee for conducting the bencflt:- J. Caleraft. F.sq. hl.P. Dr. Kitchener J. Carpue, Esq. George Robins, csg. R. W. giliston, Esq. A. hlanning, Esq. MUr. Dnowton Mr. Tcrrv ilr. Harley Mr. night Mlr. Powell i lr. Horn Mlr. T. Cookc Mr. Rn%ssell jMr. Parry who till attend at the Committee.room, at the stagge door of Drury- lani Thenere, to receive snulncriptills, &c. this day from 10 tIll 5, and the remainder of thewveek from 12 till4. Tickets issued for the 1st of July svill be admitted. Maame CA TA IAN isdengaged, andvill sing at this iheatre on Thursday next,tle th instant; on Friday, the 9th; and on Satur- Ilay, the 10th. On iThereday, Madame Catalanli ybill sing, Grand Scenia ed Aria 'Dells rromba, (Portogailo); Cea.se your funning; Newv Variations of* La l iondina In fondoletta. iPacri and two verses of llitule ilritannia,' naith full chorus. TomrowCh WaV y to get Mlarried, a Ballet, and The Falls of