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TIIEALLLUNCE BRITISHi ad FOREtGN L!FIS and FIRE ASSUR. * ~~~ANCE COMPANY. PRESIDENTS. John Irving, esq. M.P. N. St Rot hsaid, rni. Francis itaring. esq. I t otefore. * SanauelGurney,esr1. DRJO DiRE TaRS. '8 James Alemimder, esq. M.P. Charles Greenwood. esiq. G. H1. l3srmett, c-q. I Jnmes Heygnite, Juni. esql. Charles Bevan, emq. I Wiliabv ti ard esq. John Bowden, esq; - .iohn Ilines, esq. M.P. Arch. Campbell. esq. WilUam Kay. esq. William CraWford, esq. I Oswald Smtth, egq. Timothy-A. Curtis, esq. H. IS. Tbornton, eisq. Fraucis Cresswell,Qsq. I Thomas Wilson, esq. AtUDITORS. J. Powrell Buxton, esq. m.r. i Thomas Masterman. esq. Charles9 CAmpbelleq 33 kers,a ~ nt, Payrne,alnd SmiThs -.Messrs. Hinare, Barnett, anjd Co. Actuary-Ilcajamin Gomrertz, esq. F.R.S. Physician-John Rt. Hiirne. MI.D. Curzon-street. Counsel-Lancelot Sbad well, esq. SolleItor-John MI. Pearce. esq. Surveyor-Tb,s'. Allason. esq. Percy-street, iledford-square. ~ERSONS eff'ect-ing e-ither Fire or Life Policies with the IiAlliance Company will enjoy, the following important and striking advantages: 1. MloderRte premiumR. both In fire and life assuirances. 2. 'Perfect Security.-The capital of 5,000,0001. sterlinT, under ths Sinmedilate managemlent of the above Board of Dlirec'ors, is pledged foi *the securitv of the.%scured. Z.Participation In the profits Ly- the holders both of Fire and Liii Policies. The proilts, of the Fire depattment appropriaLted to the assured wir bedistrrhured lt the cloqe of each sucecessive perloiedf5 years.In ths Yform of a percentage on thieanuotntof premiurns vhich havebeen paid. The prcAitR of the Life- department approprJated~ to the apsured will11 be anpiled either to the reduction of the rate of the foiture premums o hepaid on the p'.licy. or to the increase of the sumn a, surei onthe life, as Shaill be most agreeable to the,asrd 4. Persons whose lives, are assured are allowed to pass, In time ol peaxce. In decked an steam vessels, to and from any of the port! ndIslands of the L'nited Kingdom, and to and from a British pori to. any part of the Continent between theTexel andHiavre. both porni Inclusive, without previous communicaslen with the dlirectorsn or thi paynmtn of an additional premium. S. TtimeLives nfMlilltsryandNavai Officers In the united king-domr are:atiuredat th. eame rateof premium. aseivilians. to long ae..hleyar, notdesaseed n frein o enage inthe preventive service, or ex ~o ed rofssinaly t aditinalris frm his couintry being Invaidee v a oregn nem ornadetheseaof penrebellion against the Pon etinte-Iauthriti,-. Ne-cout, S. S Ithn's-lane, May 31. 1824. VTr0 b SOD, hadsoe B Y GELD)ING, 5 yearn [ ol, waraned sund Inqirefor Shepherd, the hostler, a, IT TANDSOME, DENNET, Pony, and lharnes to h( lilt DISPOSED OF. The pony Is fast and quiet to ride or In hat ness,2.5 years .i1d; the dennet Is fashitonable. pallited dellowr, ant picke ot bltck. equial to new, the harness in good con ition. 'Thn above uponu Inspection wrill be found a veyy handsome anid superior "le, out. Pric-e for the whole 40 guiineas only, Apply to Mr. Booth, auc tioneer. S. Coleman.m-treet. city. I 0' be SOLD by AUCTION', by Messrs. TATTER. 't SALL, on F'riday, ]Iure 25. at Bedale. In Yorkshire.'the RtACINC 3Tl't)D, late the Eroperty of Henry Peirse, esq. deceased. tA,t 1. Reveller, ~years old, byComus, damn R;osette, by Beningbrough grandamn Rosamond, by Tandem, oxut of Tuberose, by Herod, Jar. BROOD MARES. S. Llsette. by Hambletoniatn .dam Constantia (Eboras dam), by Wal. nut, grandarn Contessinta, by Youxng Mlarske, ouit of Tuberohe, hI Herod (covered by Reveller). 3. Rsane, y Dck ndrw,.outof eveler's dam: . ith a fily al 4. A rySae yWzr,oto iet:wlth a colt foal at hei 5. AGa tr.5yasodbyWlo.ut of the Wizard nmare:i wit a oltfoa a he fot b Caru, and covered again by 6. Ehorlna barnstitter toEbTor) by Orville. out of Cemstantta. the dam of Lisette. IN TRAINING. 7. -A Bar colt. 4 years old, by Comun, out of Rosanne. Si. A Gray FUill. 4 ditto. by Comus, outo.f Lisette. 9. A Chestnut Colt, 3 ditto, by WValton, oiut of Lisette. 20. A Brown Colt. 3 ditto, by WValton, ouit of Rogadine. II. A Checurnut Filly. .3disco, by Waltorn. out of the Wizard mare. .12. Twinkle, allay Filly, 3 ditto by, Walton, dam by Orville, out 0f LIserte.' TWO 'iEARS OLD. 1Ia A Gray Filly, by WValton, out of Lisetrc. 14. A GrayC Clt, by Whis.ker, outof the Wizardnmare. S. A Cesnu Filly, by rattn,n, ouit of an own sister to Rosette. 16. A Bay Colt, by Ebor, dam by Walton, outof sister to Rosette. YEkRLINGS. 17. A Grvv FJily, by WYalton, out of Lisette. 11P. A Gray Colt, by Whisker. outt of the WVizard mare. 19. A Bav Colt. by-Cervantes, olut of sister to Rosette. ]'- BfRINO SHE EP.-To be seen at Tat~tersall's, -and lVJLSOLUD by Private Contract, a few RAMS of the puire blood, selected for tbe length as leell as flinene-ss of the wool, the staple being long, enough for conibinag. Also ttie size as, well as improved form of theircarcass. B3red by Cha.C. Western, esq. TffO~INTTER~Sfor SAL,thM rpetPf etlmn 4.wbosecexertdons be-ing necessartoadtiepmtonfbu- n'she cannot Participate in the plaueo il prsne'ct season. 'which is the sole cause ,,f pe.rtin wtthm Teyaevery hand- some, young, and tractable, and wer sho tlatyaonhe moors In the couinty of Duirham, where the ar wl ow.Onaplica- tion to Mtr. Burnaide. 40, Coleman-street, aIteiwmybe had wvith their oiwner. N. B. Deilers will1 not b rae ih ~O be SQ 0, a mdern CH ISE, ingood repair. U. Ma be vewedat 64. Great Prescot-street, Goodman's-fields. N eegat LNDAU, whichi belonged to a Ladly A deeasd, sso e SLD,very cheap. Price SO gulnead. Apply 1~4~PU, te property of a Gentleman deeceased., I~l ingoo coditon to be SOLD, a' bargain. May be seen by spaingat Ir Eliots,20, Pore-street. P1T3 0 be DISPOSED OF, ~~~~~a Very handsoeC AS CA RT maoaypn led, with springs and patent lamps, Wel Seat, hai co o,admt: builit in Januiary last, For parti- cujlars pply aO ,Bdwnsgtdens, Hatton-garden. AROUCHE to beSOLD, nearly as good as ne-w, pained ello, sub basshan'dles and mouldings ; to he used wit on hoseor par o bSse.May he seen at Sir. Balley's, coach- STNOE to he SOLD.-A -handsome STAN-_ E ob OD, very reasonable, the property of a Gentle- man hsVl no urthr ue for It. For cards of address aPply at the COtOlindlr's 1., t. Andrew'shbil, Doctore'..commons. ~'l~O e SLD,a great bargain, a roomy T RAVE_LLING 5D DENNET wih lamps; also, a neat Poni' Delmnet, quite new, bohfor 25 guines,the owner haviog no further oecasi,,n for them. Appl at Sir. Powell's, livery-stables. Fell-etreet, V,iood-street, Cheap- side. Ask for Wlllkun the hstIer. P2ANDSOME STANTHOPE, with Mail Axle, to be~ 14 I( SOLID, as good as new, wvith or without P, strong, soun'd, hand- Fsouse Gray Horse, 6 years old, quiet to ride or drive, and master of lI4teine. wsrrmntted sound. To bee seen at Garry's. Red Lion Ilivery stahles, Gray'-inn-lane. Lowest prive(65 guineas. 0'9y%O he SOLD, a emrably light LA-NDAULET, in (i. excellent condition, the property of agentlenian. To those rn wtiant of suich a carriage it will be found a bargan, the Price being oniy 50 guineas. T,, be seen at Messrs Marks and Son%s London Car- riaxe Repos~itory, Langhamn.place. and Great Portland-street, Caven- etih-square 7fFtbe SOLD, a mnost eXcelientnwSA H j TLCHA~ISE, wvith Collinge's patent axletree and patent lamnps. painted a fa'hionfable green, edged with white, and lined wvith drab cloth, the whole finiished in the neatest and miost superis,t rmannier, and warrnted for 12 months. To be seen at the builder's, 80, Mar. garet-street, Cavendisb-squate. ANDAULET forne or two Horses alId HFA_RNESS 1.14 to be SOLD a bargain. The carriage is light. wselI built, and 'when closed forms a complete chariot:- It Is on its first wvheels. The harness IS In good condition, made In'the best manner, und fit for small horses. To be teen at their respective makers, the formner at Mfessrs. Stubbs And Hancock's, coach-builder:s. WVhitechapel-road ;the harneiss t 'Jr. Gray's, saddler, Dutke-street, WVe,tSmithfield, 0be SOL I), th property of a G itleTman, to whom ILreferenec,wtillbe iven, a gresa Pi-ARTON, and a STANHOPE and HARNESS. Th hso sI odcondition, has a hind riunble, lims, nd ragchin,andmaybe urhaSed for 35 guIneas. The stahop isperecty fshinabe. nd n eeryrespect equal to new, and ma he prchasdo Carithgtebsn o gogiinew, To beseen and 3 LaucniunPlace, Portland-place.rlad5tet linin of he sme. his s woth t e ~ntion ofangetmn,s It. ill e wrraned erfetly oun. ToI,e seen atTi ie',cah Stret Thohaids-oad ttarHih Hlbrn. Obseretedsgaeo 'T'O be SOLD, a ba-rgain, tbr 28gieas, a MOst excel- ~I ent well-built handsom~eGIG, wvith bent shafts, brassrmounted, mail coach boxesand lamnps, with A gFood set of harness. The gig hbs very recently been newly pa:sited, htn petoagnle5 h fr,.m Ill health has not aaayfurbe mor it ,To ese 'a et dence by applyinr at the llbrar-y anid Poatoffice, North Brlxton. A good horse may nlso be had for 50 guineas. F]TIbe LT, urnihed,forabout four m`ont&fi_5 j.Lsoust, prtl detche, sutabe for a sinall family. It eon- tainOsiingroos, bedroos, itcen,washhlouse, and garden;- Is anea moernbuit stsetre,andtheSituation rural, healthy, and lca,-us, ad bing athr reire isdesirable f,,r anl invaid. Stages t town evry hour.Respetb references given and re- ~~ second N~~~~ o. 1ne rDevonahlre Cottages, the ~?~O b DISPSED OF, the LEASET of a c-onvenientt II DELLIG. OU$E, eon tRinbn-7 bedebasmbers. 2 sittlytgr,m kitchen, an attractive Zlaed double wronted Shop, wvith Private en- trance, and dry celiaring. situate In a re;;pectable aind Populous neig-h- bouelbood. Thie premises are in perfect repair, and fit for Immediatie -ossession. For particulars apply to MIr. Lim,totn, auctlioneer, ,lmc. 1-5, "Yeibrook. C~U'FFOLK.-To be LET, partly Fuirnished, -aInd in~ l) xecellentTr.pair, PARHAM -LO(DGE, consisting of adra-wiingroom. 2)25 feet by 18 feet', dining roonm 26 feet by 17 feet, good entrance ball and study, 4 best bed rooms, 5 servants' ditto, dressing rooms, excel- lent offices, walled garden, vinery, double coaebhouse, and Stables, 5 acres and a half of pasture land, and right ot sporting over a small extelnt, wha-re gamie abounds, distant- flom London 86 miles, to and from where arc daily coaches. Applicatioit (ifbhy letter, Posit paid) addre,csed to the Rev. C.S.S. Parham Lodge, Wickhamn-mark.t, ufok V 0~( BUILDERS and Others.-T( be LET on LEASE, TLf4r 21 years.from Midsummer day next, TWELVE MESSUAGF,S, Situate in Fire-ball-court, Houndsditch, tile pronerty of the Parish of St. lotoiph,1Blshopsgate. A plan of the estate, together-with the cost- dlti'sns uPon avhich the same wIll be let, miay be seen upon application at the office of the Vestry Cle;rk. The Trustees of the psi Ish wvill mneet at the workhouse. in Dutnning's-allev, B3ishopssatc-street, anY Tuesday, the 15th day of June lust, at 12 o'mloek at nooit precisely, to Open the~ tenders, At arhich time the parties offering mnust attenid. T. L. S %IARTT, Vestry Clerk. 3. Primrose-rtreet, llishopgate, ~7JHTEHAL..LACETObe D)ISPOSED OF, by Privte Conract, he mag itca and MOst complete RESIENCE01 hs Erellescy he BronFagel, wvith the wvhole of the upeb ad aprouiat Funitre,andthe Use of the expensive and ompete ixtres nd mproemets.The unexpilred term of theleae i abut 2yars an th whle f he furniture (according to sa n entry n he remse) o te most superior deseriptinon dence eCr;1istZ Of 4 aittics, omie of theri fitted up assa spa-e bredroom, anida houseinaldl&sQluaet ,vth water laild on; oml the principal chm- ber floor, a large how bedroomn and dressing rooml, a middle room, and large.back' bedroom 'with Venetia idw n h rwn roomfloo, a pacous landing, anteroomm large principal drawing roo0m with how front, tomnmunicating by foldinig doo,rs wvith another Of nearly thle Samne dimenisions;, on the parlour floor, a sable dining room, librarx etrance and interior hall, and recretary's room; picpland. secnda sarcsso tone, with Water closets on eac of-th Pincpaldors.'rh ofics o avery complete and extesiv scle,WI etahed itcen;coo's leging room, eon- fecrones, cod lader~ andever usul aeemmoatmolu for a large estblihmet. coebbuseand5-san tabe,vith harness room, Isfs, nd leein rom, n te earof he reises. Further parti- culas an cars tovie to ehadof I. an J.Newstonl, upholders, -7\TALUAB LE ESTATE, in East LothianiSctan) Yto be SOLD-~To he SOLD bY PUBLIC R0tJUP, within the WVater- loo Tavern, Edinbuirgh, onWenAyth 7th day of Jul next, at 12 o'rlock In the afternoon, If not previouslx disposed of ty private bargain, the LANDS and ESTATE of EAST A *NlS, lying witnin the parishi of Dunhar, and shire of Hsddlimgton, as presently posseesed by Mir. Archbal,ld Villson. This estate. consisting of 3.38 English aerei. is situsate withln 3nsille of the Seapiort towvn of Dunbar, and So mil!" fr,,m Edinburgh, with the high road betwveen Edinburgh and Lonidon runniing through the centre of iL. The miorth boundary Is writhlin a hundred y'ards of the sea, from Which a most a'bundant quntityozt sea srced Is Obtained for mnr-ture. The climate, is avarm, an h ands, It Is w ell known, are of a very superior quality,and pro- diuce the ir.ist aiusidant crops of grain of everydsrpintuis tu.There is upon the estate a most valuable lImericik, wroughit i.y Mlr. John Hoos,,l there Is also abundance of free stone, and there is; evey raso tObelevetha thre scol.The rental of the lands by rholeaes s uwars o?3,oo.Thevauation of the eanteamounta e' 1,53 15. d. ~ot, o whch etwxt ?1-,300 and Xl,400-holds of tin row. tere.? ivodin 3 reeold quoalifications. For fur. .tha paticlat apl,cslo tobe adeto SIr. 111chardwon, Fiudy-er- etret. estinstr; i'Gorgcan~'4lliarm Napier, writers to the s!mst Albny-sreet.Edinurgh whoare In possession of the title & LL PMISONIS who have any CLAIM or DEMNAND 1-UPon the PRIVATE ESTATE-and EFFECTS of LEONAR aIPSN. ate f Lton,In he cuntof Bedtord, ens. deceased, are ihArdJoeRs, Nothiof iuto afoesid,b gien,tleae the Codmmnistr- l prones aphointand indbte Lgtoithe Watcidnetat areusrd Paingltne- Kent Roads and Paristadjacent, intendL paving part of the footpath in the Old Kent Road forthwvith with New Vork-shire Pavement, and alsoRelyingpar of he ld Pvemnt.Persona desirous of CONq- TRATIlJG or AYNG OWNsuc NW P.AVEMEN r' and RELAY- ING he LD ae rquesed o sed rnder fo thesam 'rating the 0OSCAV_BN(G_ERS, TDhtstrnen, and Otbers.---The Ti.Trustees for Cleansing and Adorning Lincoln's-inn-fields are ready to, receive PROPOSALS for CLEANSING the said SQUARE and Parts adjacent, within 'heir jurisdiction, and also for TAKING AWAY the DUST and ASHES, from in'.dsumnmer-day next. The pro- poskals to contain the termns for cleatisingand sweeplng the said square, twice In eachf week, (en Tuesdays anid Saturday.%) and cartinig awvay the dIirt and slop, and the removing the dust, cinders, ashes, &e. from the housesof the Inhabitants thereof, for the term of one. year. trom Msidsunrnser 1824 to Mlidsummaer 1825, and also for the term of 7 years, at the option of the trustees. The contractor wvill be required to execute the wvork in the mnanner specidiedin the drauglit of a contract zand give security for anysum or sumisof mioney which siay he stipu- lated to be paidt~othesaid trusitees. Proposlsp(eaded up) to be sent to 'Mr. Cadogan, the surveyor, 4, Picket-place, Templie-bar, an or be- fore Wednesday, the 16th day of June Instant, of whomn farther par- ticulars maLybe knowin. Dated June 2,1824. giONE Y WAINTED, by theParish of St. Duilstian's I 'V in the East.-The Co,mmittee authorised by at Genernd Vestry of this Parish to raise moneonBdsa the lowest rate of Interest, forhe urpseof psaying oftepsntbonds, which bear an inte- rtfprcent,will recev tnesf the LOA1N of any SUM not exceeding 28,0001. and not leas tha 101.the interest to be paid haif yearly, anid the ~rinclpal at tn floigperiods:-. On the 21st Dec. 1828. . . ?,0'Oth2st Dect. 83. . ?1,000 1822.. . .0 1840 . . . . 1,000 18320. . . . 1,000 18442. . . .1,000 .13 ..1,000 I1838.. . 1,000 100 Tblei remnaining 18,0001. to be iaed ou bonds for 1,0001. each, pay- alIn40 yearis, the itrstobpaId half yearly for tein years cer- tain, and after thiatim tewol principal, cr any single bond, taken Impartially, !ob adofo eiving 6 months' notice from the parbis. The tenest esae padaddressed to the Special COMMIttee, atlMr. Vos Vetr Cler, retTower-street, olu or be- fore the 19th of Jun net,h wIlliveerncsay informa- tio onthesubect an ananser illbe etunedon he26th of June. Themoney wil be take, at anytime bewente1t July and the 2st Septemer, and te expenseof tebond padby t-he parih.-Vstryroom St.Donsan'sIn te East MaLV 1I 84 ~~ENERAL BENEFIT IN~~~~SURANCE OFFICE, I '5jf Aidragae-strer, etablshed 1820. CAPTALFIFY TOUAND POUNPS. IPatron. Hi Rtoyasi Highness the Duke of GLOCESTER. Presiet lisa Grace the Duke of BEDFORD. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Sir Wvin. Curtis, bhart. M,.P. Matthew Wood, esq. ald. 'itPP Sir Roert B ke t.Jobn T. Thorpe, esq. aid. ThesVter Rev thetDean of WYor- The Rev. J, W.Cunningham, M.A.. Thomas Cane. esq. JRbr oet,eq RicarrCarter, es'q,. ErrinonPxo,eq ThoasEmmett, esq TheRvW..Pir, B.A. Edward H3ale, esq. Treasuirers-?tesrar. F-rys and Chap man, bankers. Pb,xssician-Dr. H. Clutterbtuek. New~ Bridge-street. 3T,Itor&-Me%Is3rs. FLs5,er and Norcutt, Gray's-inn. Surgeons.-.ohun Hunter, esq. Great T'oNer-strcet; John Hornidge, esq.Gret Oronditret .Robert Bllick, seq. Smithfield-bars. Teojcsof this Instituitioni are to enable the nieclianical anud labouri'ng classes and others to e~fect insuranIces for wveekiy allowances during sickness and superannuuation, together wvith medical attend- anceandmediine lif inuranes,irunediate aind deferred anniui- ties ~c: th prmius ar reeivd eihermonhly or quarterly, and equtaby aporiond t th ags a adisson,thLe assured are not subjct o icreaed r ucertin ate ofconitribution, and are enti. Theimprtace f scur prvisonsof the above nature to the I easss nteestd,on pln ssiilaedto and combining the moat asianageis, fatresofthevaiou lre and life offices, must be apparent, and iV einced by th ver large body that have availed themselves of the advantage ofrd. The Directors invite an isetoofthe rules and tablesef pre- mluums, for which purpose anbo ecing insurances the office Is (Pen fr-om 10 to 3, and from o9diy KY Gorg andVulureTavern, Cornhill, May 28, 1824.- SOCITY or he tELEF f the RUPTURED POOR of both sexes, in theCoutyof urry,the Adjoining Districts, and the Eastern Parts Prsdn,Is Royal Highneas the Duke of SUSSEX. VICE-PRESIDENTS. .Sir% 15111am Leighton, knt. Sir Francis Blake, hart. Sir Charles Flower, hart. Joshua,Jonnthan Smith, esq. Sii, jTohn Pinhornn,kut. jAlexander Davison, esq. Surgeoss and Trussmiaker, Mr. Grlce, 239, Whitechapel-road. Honi. Secretary, Mr. Richard Carpenter Smith. Collector. Mir. James Gregg At a General Mleeting of the.Subscribers to this Society held this day at te Gorg an VulureTavrn,Mr.John Swuaine In the chair SirJoh Pihor, kigh, te teasrerIn consequence of the bad stae o hs halt, esinedth ofice01treasurer, when It was re- solvd uanimusl. Tht JsephCarente Smth,esq. should be ap- poined reasrer andtha he erquete touehs most strenuous treasu-rer to this Society. Resolved nunanimously, That, In consequience of the greatly de- creased state of the funds of tkis Society, and of the many applications received fromi the deeply afflicted anid labouring poor, to whom It is itnPossiblc,fronm the present state of the fundi,tn afford adequate relief, and as It has been ascertaintd, fromn undoubted authority, that 1-7th Pas-tof thelabouringpart of thepopulation of the metropolJsare afflicted wvith ruptures, whiclh is allowed by the faculty to he one of the most commnon and distressinig complaints to which the human frame Is sub- jecr, this Mleetingfeel it incumbent on themselves, collectively and in- dividuially, to use their most strenuous exertions towards addting to the listof, subseribers to this most valuable Institation. Resolved unanimotssly, Thiat a strong appeal be made to the public on bheialf of this Society, and that these resolutions be published twvice In The Times, Morning Herald, and Chronicle. JOHN SWAINP. Chairmna,,. Sub)scriptions for alife governorlo 102.ls.; annual subscription Il.ls. Life governors and subscribers are entitled to recommend annually 2 Patients for P. single truss and 1 for a double. Donatio,ns and subscriptions will he thankfully received by the trea- sure'r, at 237, St. Mtargaret's-bill, Souith wvark . and by the collector, %I r.James Gregg, 67, Redcross.-streer, Union-!!treet, Soutbwarkc. I PU SUA T t a Dcre ofthe High Court of' Chan- 0 cry,mae i aCause I Smith v. Thatcher.' the' PARTNERSHIP CREDIORS fJO SNISITH anid THOMASAIELLISH THATCHIER, formrlycaryin onbusiness unider the firm of Smithi and Thatcher, as isa mechats,Singefor whrf,ner te Sran, i te county Dowdawel, eq. oe oftheMastrs l th sai Cort, t hs office in houts,,pro.bulaigs baaery-aneI,odon orn dfautthereof THER A by an Order of-the Lord High Chancellor, VV of Gresat Britain, dated the 21tt day of February, 1824, and madet In the matter of James Webb, esq.' of Raskeli', In the county of Y'orkc, soliletime residing at Drighton, in the county of Sussex, at Chiristehuireb, In the county of Hamts. and zt C~rawley, In the said cOutitY of cussex, who has been duly found a lunatic, it was referred to WVilliamn Wulnadeld, es,l. one of the M1asters of the Hligh Coart of Chancery, to tak"e an ACCOUNT of the DEBTlS due fromi the said LUNATIC, and to certify towhomn the sauje were due,and out e'fiwhat f-und such debt.s ought to be paid ; pursuant, therefore, to the said order, the creditors of thje said lunatci are, by their solicitors, on or before the 26th day of June, 1824, to come In before the said 'Mas- ter, at his tfintrobere,i Southampton-buildings. Chancery-lane, Lon- don, to claim and provre their debts, or In defauilt thereof they 'will be peremnptorily excruded the benefit of the said order. W iTHEREAS by a Decree of the High Cor fChani- XYcery, madie In a cause ' Wilson v. Smith,' iti Crerrdto Joh Edmund Dowdeslwell, esq. one of thle 'Masters of the iaid Court to inquire and state to the Court who were the NEXT of KIN of JdHN WATKINS, the testator in the pleadings of the said cause namned, living at his death ad who were the relattisn of the testator's late father, nor beingf'urrther distant thaR third or fourth couisins, living at the time of the said testator's death, and who wvere the testator's god-chiildren living at the tlime of his deathi; and in case any of the said relations or next of k-in, or gOd-childirenr respectively, have slince died, w-ho Is or Pre his, her, OT their personal representative or repre- sentatives. A nd whereas ft aper Iht AmY and Frances Ship, the daughters of JohnuShip and NMolyNhTisife (formerly Clements), to0e. ther wvith William S3hip, son of Daniel Ship, of Oldiands, In the parrZs o-f Bltton, In the county of Glocester, carpenter, and Sarah his wvife, formerly Sarahl Watkins, wo(uld, If liv-ing, be entitled to) claim under the said decree, therefore the said Amy, Frances, and William Ship (if living), or the Issue of such of them as are since dead, are res&c ItivelY to tome In before the said Miaster, Mr. Dowdesawell, at his o ,ce InSuhmtnbidns Caer-:m,Lnoi on or before the IstdROfJuYnex, anestali,hh,lrln'munder thesaid decree, or In default thereof they will be Peremptorily excluded the benefit thereof, T'he said Amy and Frances Ship were respectively born in the shid parishi Of Bitton. Amy about the year 1740, and lived for many years with Martha Burgess, and left home unimarried to oto Lon on, about 60 years ago; Frances was born about 1747, and ived many years with Alexander Mlonk and Amxy his wife, her uncle and auint, anid wvent with them to London about 50 years ago, Itinmarried. The said William Ship wvas horn, about 1730, an~ was a sailor on board a- trading vessel between Liverpool andCornwanl.and afterwards,about 50 years Eago aRld nF merchant vessel for the West Indies. BIGSan QUILTER, Solicitors, Red Lion-square, London 1,P11BLE CASE"of a CLERGYMAN'8 FAAILY al OfMEN CHILDIIEN.-.A miserably distressed Clergyman, strug- gling with Poverty, Inclurub.ered with, ebts, and ..verwbelmed wilth a load of comPlicated evils, appeals to the renowned philanthropyof the British nation, wvith a confident hope that the s cutaneous offerings of the truly generous and humane wlll1 relieve h 'm from the pangs of his unmerited humili.ation and insulted respectability. Suibscriptions and donatiosns addressed to the Rev. D% D. PostofiSce, Chichester, 'will be gratefully acknowle1dged underbhisowuband, and such references 9iveit as can leave no room for further Inquiry. Privi.te dinatioRs received;-, The late Bishop_ of The BishopofrSalisbury ?2- 0 0 Chichester .- - 5 0 0 TboeEarlerBrlstol 3 0 0 ThecB!ishopof Durham 5 00 1B. Rouse, esq, - 0 0 rTO be SOLD,) te LES of an eligible HOUSE, inl ALJ the immediate Vicinity f ecklenbufrgh-square. The planned Ind fitted fuirniture mnAst be tae,and the whole fuirniture may be had at amarderate price. Appl o tickets at Mlessrs. Page's offie, 14, King's-road, Gray's-inn. N. 13 r the house will be let furnished, by the year. 7HOP aind PREMISES, -with Stabling, &c. in-a good SI mark'et town, within 16 miles of London.-To be LET On Lease, or as tenalit at wvill, at a losv rent, a consveinient HOUSE and SHOP, wit sabl ad eaiehuse grde, c,and a right of common on 300acrs. he remsesareeliibl 'stuate, In a populous mnarket town abot 1 mils frm Lndon~a~td fr almnost any line of busnes, ariclary prntr,boorbodc, c,with the advantage ol lnd nd ate coneyace romthe etrpoledaly.Particulars may e bd b aplyig h byleter,osrpai) t W.Daves and Son, ONOUTHSHIRaE. -n Valuable FREEHOLD AffDWELLING-i{OUSE and FvARMfS.-To be SOLD, a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Skenfrith, in the county of Mon- mouth, divided into 3 farms, 2 of vhlch are let to good tenants, and the third, on w hich is a newly erected dwvelling-house, adapted for a rentleman's residence, is In the proprietor's own occu sation, containi- Ing together 470 acres of arabia, meadow, orchard pasture, and wood laud, vith requisite houses, cotetaagoes,and farm buildings, in- cludingelder mils, a maltmill, andat ereshing mill. The neigh- bourhood is respectable, good bunting and shooting. The estate is subiect rca modus in lieu of small tithes, cattle, z&c.; poor rates ex- tremely lowv, anld near to severai good markets; lime and cosl cheap; dIstant from Monmouth 6 miles, from Londonl126. Will be sold to paya purcl.aser 3uanda half per cent. Apply to Messrs. Brace and Selby, solicitors, Surrey-street. Strasid. Letters must be post paid. MT fHOMAS and Co. of Weliington House, the corner of IL Chancery-lane, bavingjust completed their extensive alteration and improvement on tlieirpremises, respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they have lald in a mostextensive STOCK of NO. VELTIES in the various branches of their busines3, particularly in the SILK MERCERY, superb shawls, fancy dresses, with muslin robes, bobbin-lace dresses, veils, laces, hosiery, gloves, &c. Thomas and Co. take leave to Invite to inspection a most extensive show room stuck (ready for view), not equalled in any house in the metropolis in point of novelty, extenLt, and quality Of material, and from which *anY purchaser maY be instantly suited at a much loirer price than is chaLrged in theleadingstreets at the west end of Lodon, N.B. Both French and English mlllners and dressmakers are employed In their establishmnent.-193, Fleet-street. <Z-i VICKSON's ANNCHOVY PASTE.-This admired Al article, prepared from the highest, flavoured Gorgona Ancho- vies, is most coivenellt for breakfast, lutncheon, supper, for parties. travellers, &c. requiring only to be spread as butter. It is prepared only andsold hyJ. lickson, 49, Bernard-street, RtusselL-square; sold also by S. iilkson and Co. 72, Welbeck-street; Wix& 22, Leaden. hall-street; Lambert, 1l, Ludgate-lill; Ashby, I Oldlroad-street; Haleand o. , Poltry Pltmanandco. z8, Fet-stet M%anby, 230,. 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