BANK of ENGLAND, March 18...
BANK of ECNGLA,ND. 'March 15, 1824. HEl Governor and Company~ of the Bank of .Engi ld Tgire Notice, that a GENESA:L 'COURT wvill be hield Rt ithe Bank, on Thursday, the 25th linstantt, from I0 o'clock In the forenot'ii till 4 int the afternoon, to take a BALLOT In pursuance of the follow- fn~.demnand, viz.: We, the indersigned Proprietors of Bank: Stock, eachi to the SIlflount of more thian ?500 do hereby demand a Ballot, onl the Amnendment for a Dividenid ol Five per Cent. "NATHL. GUJNDRY "WM. HARRIS "JAMfES NISBETT GREO. IRTDG'E "WM. MITJTIIE "WM. NEVILL EIDWARD 13. LEWIN "THO. BUTTS THIOS. EDIWI). lAltElt." March 18, 1824. H~~~. BEST, Secretary. (1 HYMICALLECTURES.-r. FORD will corn- inene aCOUSE o LETURS on the SCIENICE of CHiy- MISTR. at he Alion Hll, oorlds. on 'Moniday, the 22d of Marc: t be ontnuedevey Modayeveninig at 7 o'clock. Single tickts.15.eac, t bebadat he lbin Hall; atnd at Mlr. Ford's, 25. OOCIETIY of BRITISH ARTLISTs.-The neat in- Iscrease In the nuimher of Artists since the foundat fon. of the Royal Academy by our late revered Monarch having rendered.the room ofrthat va,luable na.tional schiool inadequate as aRplaLee of exhibi- tion for the rnumerous wvorks of airt snnu.elly senit for thakt puirpose:' and the British Institution (the only puiblic place of sale) closiing its exhibition of modern art early in April, in order- to diffuse aL more ecoeTRI taste for the Fine Arts. hy An Annual display of the best wvorks .. teol asters, a larteebody of.Artists have been indulcedt,une r5sele circuimstancei, to form themselves Into a SOCIETY for the ER.ECTION of an extensive GALLERY for thie Annual Exhibition and Satle of thke Works of Living Artists of the United Kinigdom. In the various brancehes of Paintintg (in Oil and Water Colours), Sculou- ture. Architeeture, and Eng-raving, at tue period when; the tastefuil and opuilent are u-silallv resident in the mnetrosoolis. viz. during the months of April. Mlav, .1line, and July; the flrst Exhibition is to upe:l at the cl;,se of the riltish Inistitution, In April next. Th! reguilatio,ns are uipon the most liberal principles. All artists of meritin the emtpirewi'ill have an OTportuntityofdi.payl,ath so as to he fairly seen and appreciatedl by the public,and~5yaok be2 eligible as mnorbers of the soci-tv. The aLRlerv. which Is nearly com!uleted. .sill be entered hy a haialsonle Dorie.fagade. In Suffolk- Stfreet. PLil-cueDi E'ast. Rad wrill consist of a suit af 6 roomns, wrell pro- portioned, and -'everally adapted to the v-ari;,is departments of Art. For the furtherance of this deslrablc object. the underslgb-ed feel induceed to solicit that protection and assistance, from the patrons and loverst of British art, which are indispensable to the sticcess of their uindertaking:-. TI. Ileanhy W. lAnton C. Il{eath C. Scott T'. C. Holland J. Martin H. Hawkins C. It. Smilth J. Glover J1. Burnet J. Henining. J. Perry H4. Richter G. Talilithant G. ilarzreaves .1. Maddox PT. %f-ver C. Sztan field D. Roberts L,. Pare7 .1. WVilson D. T. EZertoa3 B. Blake R. B. liRrraden P. Na.smyth T. Harz-reave.s S. Woodin S. Auistlin G. Vlncent M-. Rossi J. leieiuinz. j'm. CL,ASSES OF DONORS ANT) SU BSCRIBERR. Class 1. A Donor of One Huindrei GuilneasL to be entitled to a trans- ferable free admission ticket to the Galiery, for an unilimited number of friends, for lire. Class ,2. A Donor of Fiftv Guinecas to he entitled to a transferable free ado,ission ticket, far self and 2 friends,. for life. Clatss3.L A Dno.r of Tren Guiniea-s to be enititledl to a. free admission, f'or self and friend, for life. Class 4. Donor of One Giinea tPer aninum to be entitled to a free admnission for the seison for selfrand frienid. Cls .Amateur Ilonors of Twenity Guineas or upwards mnay he. comne honorary merslers. Cla~s 53. X Suhscriber or Lender of One Hundred Guineas ro he Cn. 'titled to) receive an annutal dividend of 5 per rent. anlda free admlisSion, for s-lf and friend, for life. Class-1 7. A Suhscriber or Lender of Fifty Guineas to be entitled to receive an annuial dividenid, at the rate of .5 per cent. anid a free ad. mis~sio:; for life.. Cluass 8. qtubscribers, being Mlembers of the Society, to be entitled to receive an annual dividend, at the rate of .5 per cent. oni whatever sum they may suhscribe. All the interest to he paid fron; the profits of the society. Dun,"inris and quscibptiPt;5 Is- Genera)l Fi!7patrick ?103 101 B. Blake, es'. .......?1 (00 Si)'. Noel. barLt- - 5103 00 C. S-ott.CSC .- 1 0 0 Sir Jiibn F. Leicester, hr. 21 0 Simnoni M'GiIvray, esq. 1000 A Friend,p,r theSecretary3o 0 00.1. Perry. Cr1. 10 00 J1. Glonver. ev .-- 30 0 0LI. Parez, cs1.--- 100 0 Vr. c. iiloaiii. e;q. 50 00 R. B3. IIarralien, eAq. 100 0 S J. Stumnp. Csq.-- 3110 0D. T. Esgertot;. esq. 1(0 0 it. Meyer. esql. - -Al I ( F.. Dowhliggii esq lo)0 0 Mis I.-aIritt . 3 '0 R. N.0ble, eiq. . Ii 0 0 WV. I-I. Harri.itt. esq.. AI) 0 0 1. Henderson. esq. - 10 (00 9l . R~Ilarraden. e -q. 3-,0 (0 J . Hennititz. sen. esq - 100 0 H. Ha'rkains es'l '1 0 0J. 14arininc..ln. esq - 10 0 ( lonhul Wilsona esq. ifl 0 GII.Sslu. es1q. 100 0 ''oMartin. eag '0 0 0 . Woodin. e5q - 1)0 01 :.sBorner ,q 2( 01 ii I Rosi. caq1. -- IIt0 0 Ion-isle. e5q. 00 (ii. ole, esq... .. 500 Cb'.A. 15,'bi esq.- 0o II 0 1I. Pocock, cell. Annual II10 0 oml;.esq. .'lI 5 01 .I. Gregc'. esq. Do. II10 R~i- .l.rts, esq. 200 it NAV. T'leimar. cq Do. II1 r. H-ealthy. esq in00 0 %. N uiven t; eias. Do. II Iv. Lint'on, e'q.. I,l:f 0 ii G. D-;ri'ls;n. cvi. Do. I '. If. V"jeie esqI 1 0i II1I-. W ri-ht. esq. Do. t II C. H.FSmith. e'q- 10 0 0V. Ti i, l. req. Do. 15Iit P. 5a-u:vth. e-q . . ii 0 0) St.N4lteyre;tx, esq. Do. 11II 0.W!tfi,hant. csq. -1.0(0 0 I . F.rert.;n. e8q. D..s 1II0 C. Baylev. eiq. . 10II J I G. F. Wo ;,) Ceq,1 Do. 1 10 T. liarrieaves. esq.. 1 () 0 0S. Nor ton;. e'q. Pao I I ) I. Ilacreaves, esl.- 10 0 0 - Twis'sainlt. cal. Do. II1 ~.Asti,;i. ~-ql. .10 0) 0) B1. Arrel. esq. ISo- II10 W. li. H.larztiot. esq.- 10 0 0C. Locke, esq D. Slhs4crip;hin;s are received bv Miessrs. Rtansomn and Co. hanikers t,i th olc.Pall-mall Fast: Sniy.th. i'syne. sod Co. Georg.'-street, ansit-hosise: CooItta an') Co. Siren') S"ir W. Curtis, andi Co. Loin- haVT0.trset- and WV. Chaml)ers and Son, Blind-strcet: also Iny Slr. GI,s:Cr, Ri. ktoortagii.square: M r. H. NIever. 3. Be') Lion-squiare: Mr. Tl,ufli so' 2,1, Ncswrman.-tresr : and hy Mfr. Lnlnnri. tile Secretary, 1C). Rleniheimsrnesr,t. Great Marlborougch.strccr. Wo;rks of art Instend'ed for tile ens';lng exhthition musit be delivered at ti,- back entrallee to the Gallery. In Dorset.olscc. Pall-m2!1 Fast, oil Monday. the 29th. and Tiiei.-av. the 310th oF March niext. Tickets- for viewing the Exhihition Roo.nns h;av i.e liad oi; Applicatioin to Mr. Glover, Mfr. I1otufisd, or thle Secretary., as ab.s-e. ~AI NT MVA RY-LE-ST RA \TD.--PAVI NG and( -~CLV.AVqI\NG.-notiec Is hereby given, that the Comimittee for better, PAVlING. Llghtim;g, n-d~ (lean.-ing this parislil avill mieet in the Vestrv Rloom. 12. Pharlessetreet, Corent-gaRrden. on Thursdav, the 5thi day ot kPril neXt, at 7 ociock in the evening precisely., to receive PROPOhAL.S -;;') to CONTRACT for, PAVINIG, repair. Inc., and k:eDluin in rePair. fo;r the term of 3 years from Michael. con,s next. the carriage 'ray pavement, with t'he best 9-incti Aber. dee.5 granite, at per square yard: also neiv 9'incli granite, properly res5f.sr cro-sings. at per square yard. an') relaying old paying at ir q,,.C,.S ~rd, Irncludint ishnur. msaterials, a;;'d clearing awayv thie ru ,bts;. Thle works t.lt b performed iTi a go;id substantial andwok matnlike m,nt,uOer, at;d the conitractor n;;t to use any, other material f.sr i%ylin thie stones than gravel:t and to receive proposals .and to contract fir pav;'l.., repaeiring, and keeping in repair for the like term of 3 ye-ars, an')I it; te like zsod and subtaun tial manner, tl;e foitwray pavemoe,t, wilth the "eQst Moor stone Davieg. of not less ttia;i a Inches thick, At per sqilarc yar~'.. or wvti); the best PurheCk stone, not le's than two inches and a bal! thick. artiPer aqllare yard. also a Moor atone curb), at pe- s-ar') run. a;;l) 1elayinv old fototway paying, at p;er square yatrd: c:irtinig ch;arnel at Per Cost rn ;; resett,ing old curb, at per yard ruin. an') letting-inh coal pla,te, eaCoh. inclutding lal;our. materials, anid ..leaeing s-ey tue nuhb;isi. An. ainss to receive propisals And to con. tract for clea;;sng the streets. coin'ts1. yards, an') other places in ttite Said pa,rish lexcept onte lial f of thatt p'rt of the Strand syhici; lies d i. rertly before Sonierict-pla,cI f.;r the -e,,n of :1 yes ec front Tichael- mos nocx, and) In soirb propl;eals fur clesnsintIS is to be n;enitioned what ,,-l1I he Illowed t,s the Columittee by t;e. codutract;lr on having the titivilegc of raking aiway the dust. &c. from th~-in i;bailtan;ti~ hlloses. The several contracto;rs abovenmentioned tI; give se'c;irity, at the;r own -rp#n-. fur the Inc perfnrmuan,e. am;')lirps- are'to be5 addresse-i to thec said c;lnimttittes. rlid delivered scaled lip, ,.cnts.nhmX also tise liames of tie serurti?i-', at the rims and place above sureenled. By I,rder or the, cumt;sittu-. GFAI. TRITWiIIT.. Cer, N. H No roenal.rececivedi afte.r 7 lO. ~1R .ITAIILTON'sP37BLIG LATI NT a1i11 PRFEN7HJ IN (1 -SZFK dI,r Lisat;') Gentlemien, .a-scni;led Wednes-lay evening, at the P'mf';l lIesa). .5. C'ateatltt.Strcet, at;') tIlok a short iqs15n. wihid, ,sill ite REPF..A1'Fr TlIis EENNG the Latin at 7 o'clock precisely, tihe Frech;i at a qtuarter after 8. Tile Classes wvill remiain opc;tl f`.r a few day-e, ill; it ii obvioulsly importratt tol Attend' earls- in the citire'.. Those whoi ktln;r a good dcali of these languages, "..izlit ratler to take, the first sedli.n titan the sceotnd, the principles, ,rsoilncaio,aaTR,lsIA. an') traitslatiot; whic); distiniguish this cutmfran; all others~ being- m;;re fuilly developed and insis,ted on In; the first secition thai; afters;'ard,s. The thl;mis-;nds in l);l cit.- will have the resu1tati'ln of knoswing these languages. withoutt beinig able to~ c-ad a paTe with Pleas;sre, or to, utnderstatnd it nitihout labour, are 'Wired to givetill the semblance for the ~sul_)tante, tl;e reputation for ih, reality. the prci-dices ;f s-outh fir the expericicee of age anid tie ,,d.- see of facts. A few, lesnstill bring conviction to, at;y ml;l; ), (d these mnay lie tab-en in ti;e pliblie class writh,;it utterimig a word, ~~s aopearing. a,ny thitig mnote than A spe,tator. TIhe miembers siho lia-'s,epdy entered thecir IIAtles are high;ly I espectable. none others trill i5' admitted. Private clas,ses its the udifferent latKiauges meet, at ,'ifferen, hotirs, In C,ecil-'trect. Six or niorei will he attended In anc nart of the towno on the caine term,. Mir: HAnJil'on's KeY Co the liktllriaS;c-ra of LI-loniond is riowV ready for his Pupils an') the Public, at 5s. Those who, Are wrilling toi teach otn tl;e Ilat!Iltoniati4*5n fo, which fuil directIons are give;; in the preface, insY. by Ilic2n.s of this Rey, teach as mIthLti t ..ne niot;th as ist scs;ally acquiredt in the best S chools in twrli years.i pefc,rammatical ~ktowiedze of tus I-o k is guiaran teed ti all 'Mr. Hxm-ilton',, PuPilS ini two sectiOiis of I0 cISo;r;e each, earllsie'tion I pay'able in advance' ?2' 10s. Mr. llaniilton'4 Keyvs to the whole of the Gtuspsl of St. Johis, In Frencih An') Itn Greek, will be ready for dlelivery to his P;;pils a;;di the I ?ublic in a few days. ThIse feys'. used in the HARniiltoniat; Systenm,I for which full ullrectionis are gi-'Ctl IQ the preface, atic') svicl; a'I certainty to pupil atid teacher. thaf the day aod tiour St which theI fi,rmer wiltl attain army givet; prolicierie]' isay be acew;rately predictecd.I Proepectuses at Mes,.sr.hoosev at;' So;ln, j,!uad-'treet,or in Cecil-street BULLETINZ TNIVERSF, dles SCIEN\CES et (le UI.ND)USTRTK. diigrie, par ILe Baron De FERUSSAC.-Vol. 2, and .,u-rlber 2 of es-is Seetloit, to be cootit;;icut monithly. The olliject of this Worlk is togiv'e an aniaasIsorfall newi Scientific works, a-id a clear detal o eserynes fa ceari-e o te.a;incee, in irhatever language the ma h~vrttem. he .,lline orJanuiary contains In all Its de- parmenS resrv 90. ti' tht fr Fhiuary nearly 901). distinctno cees o new oillctiona ibserptlonprluc for the Woik7 cou2pletef ?S8~ yarly.Pihlshed b Treutel. i;rtz. an')t Co. 30. Solko-square. wher a etaledproItecIlS~sftheirok mnay be had gratis.T; irok i titedint cghtsecion. e.ei ,f wtisleb may,be had, spa.0 rately, as follw:l Mathematles, Astrol;;st;y. Phy.Ice. and Chyms try. Contrih-itors.- M6e;srs. Dupin. Lacrouix.Po;,Pden Fran- Icootr. Chsptal. Thenard. Hatbette. &c. Price of 12 n'mt.crs peran- nurm I. 1'. 2. Natural S;iences a;;d Gecolocy. Contrib;utors, Messrs. CUVIer. FeruAsac, J;;ssieu. K;titth. L'icepede. Lamotiiroux, Latreille. &- . Pri2,e of 12 numhisri pe anlilini I1. I '. 3. Medical Sciences. Contribtiro,ts. Mlessrs. Beclard). Breschet, Clo9niet, D-tmas, MaJendie, L.aern;ec, Orfila. Pine]. he. PriceAof 12 zimonier,s per inOilim II. 10s. 4- Arrtimulttre, Rural. anti Domestic KEcononiy, liiotrlcultnc-e, F;sliing, sod Hulitingc. ltntributlirq. MIessrs. hlosc. G;;i;t Chaptal. Doz Petit- Thouar,,. Ila;:hette. Hazard, tIllIit L,,ste,rie, Te-sier, Ccc. flrice of 12 nutobere per aLntlim I11. IA. .5. irscbinioiy. (,nntributtsrs, Meisrs. B3erthier. Chapuil, Parcelt, Devetix, Her;.; de Villesoss~e, Molar'), Nar;er, Prony. &c. Price of 12 numbers per ayintim Ii1. Ss. 133. Geo- graphy. Statistics, Political Econom;y. and Vosyages so') Travels. Con- trubhut.rs. MEss%rs. Rarbie du Bocage. Champo1lilii Figeac. Freycinet. .omntard, Counit Laborde. Walkanner, Arc. Pri-ce If 12 numbers per annurn 11. 5s. 7,. History, Anitiquities. and Philology. Contributors, Mle.sar-. Ch;ezv, Durea;i de la Malle. janl;ert. Iuses, Kiaproibh, L,etronfle. %bel Remusat, Me. MactiT;. &r. Price of' 12 tim.irbere, per alri;zniin.s R. Art of War. Countributrors. Me-srs. Llu,litenant-tGeie ral C'otl..t D- ma,i. Couint de Is Puclie-Aym;on, Count Vedel. Colonrel, MI;rior, D,c Tholoze. Lallentant, Koch, Ac. Price of 12 nutmberg tier anwu'mn 155. f1ERARFIYa-H_A L INN, Bising-la;;e. Cheapside, cw Londuin.-LOUNIA. DIBBi.N. widowv of the late Mr. H~enry Dibbin, amid sue..ssor to hi. buisiness, respectfully informss her friends and the pulic, thatthe followvingCOACHESand WAGGONS contlnue to set out from Ihe abuve place as iiual, svbcrc she hopes by strict attentici; and punctuality to merit their approbation and stipport. COCIRES.-The.Chrononmeter, a telegraph co-sch, every afterisoota at 2 o'clock. tll IDevizea, Mielksbam, Bath;. Welli, Bristol, Bridgewater, raunton, Wellington, Tivertou;, Exeter, Totness, Plymouth, and Devonport. The Regulator. p-St e.oach, earryix g only 4 insides, to Bath anid Bristol, throilgi Newblury, Hungerl;;rd, Marlborough, Calmie, and Cb ippenham. every morrning at 5 o'clock. The orhlimal opposition Express coach (now Called the Shsmrock) eatryilg4 insldes,ard travelling with gre.atexpeditiom to Bath, Btistil, BtIdgewater, E:xeter. and Plymouth. through Newvniry, HungerFord, lfarlborotigli. ."Ilne, aSid Chippenhar... every afternion aC 5 o'clock. A nlewarli elegant Post riach to OJiham and Basingstoke, every morningat a quiarter hefore 9, throuigh Egham, Staines, Bagphot, Blackwater, Hartley-row, Yately, EversIy. HFeckfield), aiid Strathfield. saye. By Jo;'ePh M%onk. W&G(GrNS-Reading. Naldenkead, and Colnbrook. every Monday Tueiday, Thursday, ati'd Saturday morimings, at 11. By Alice and Abrahanm Geoirge.I Southampton, BIshopsV Waltham. Poole, Lymin-ton, Christchiureb, Jersey, GuernoeF, and the tile of Wight, every altern..rl,. By John I Smith amid Co. Portsmouth,Gosport. Portses, and Farehani, every afternoon. By R. Leake and Co. Oxford, Henley, snd Wihllimgford, every Tuesday amid Friday morn. ieg, at 11. By Markand George Usrgai. 1ewbury, Theale, and Thatchaul;, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. By G. Macbir. Woolwich, Greenwrich, .fibdDeptford, errand carts, every day. The proprietors of the above carriages vill iiot be accountabie for any package abovc the value of ?5, unless entered amid Insured as sucli at the time of delivery to their respective offices. Mrs. DIbbin has the pleasure to announce, that the Gerard's-hall coffeehouse has been rc,-?ened, having undergone a thorough repair, and been refirnilshedin a style of superior accommodation. i IE INVENTION of Mr. GEORGE STRATTON is L- completelY efiient for CONSU3i NG SMOKE. It is applcable toeteam boilers, brewers'boulers, a;;.) boimecs of every descriplion, dge >aO5,dtc. and la considerable -saviog of fuelAnd laborar. It may a secn En action sltb eardeosaly, to be had on fPp~lisation to thte iatdntee, 7t his gbhllb<Se 1 , V,I-al S n15 Hlolborn. fINE GUINEA REWARD.-LOST, on,Wednesdy evening last, supposed to have been left 1In a yellowe hackneY cait. which carried a Lady from' Hill-streelt, Berg'eley-squtare. t- Charlesi-street, a GOLD BRACELET. WYhoev-er has rountd the same, andi will bring ttoMr. Wilkinsoni, jeweller, 32, PlQlsadUlly. shall reeive the above reward. To tnle PROPItIETORS of EASt' INDIA 6 1'OCK. Ladies and Genitlemen, rHE flattering a,ssUrances of support wh4ch I Continue --daily to receive from anumerous and higbly respectaible body of Proprietors encouirage mne to enitertain thlotsnun opes oi at. taining the great object of my ambitio atCeapocig election, which is fixed for Tuesday next, the 23dIsat Mr. Mack-Insion havingntfehi reouinotogoo the ballot. I veniture respectfully, but eretytoolittevtsand Interest ofhis friends. on this clcasioIn. I have thle hon..ur to be, with great respect, Ladles and G entlemen, Your most obedient and hinmhle servant, 13. Bruton-street. Mlarch, 1824. ROBERT 'r. FARQ~UHAR. Sir R. T. Farquhar'scommltree wvill sit daily at tie Loiidori1avern, Bi'shopegate-street, where all communications cvill be tbanktf.illy re- ceivred. To the PROit EOSo A-rIDASOI. Ladles and Gentlmn jjliNDING tha pir romises to canlidates of much F:older standingtii n sl will prevent mrany proprietors from aff'ording thlat supor hihit is their kind Intention to, extend to me after the present election, I have, in deference to the advice of mY frienids, andto avoid personal iniconvenienice to those wvho honour me with teir suffrages, adopted the resolution of saving vou the trouble Ofran attendance on my account at the enfull" ballot; but,In hus ieling o te prsen stte of the canvass. I IwIsh it to be ceary unersood,tha I pacemy onfidenit hiopes of success, on the next vacancy, in your kindness and u~~~~~~~~~nbiassed sufi'rages.- I be to endr yo my ratful cknwledgmenits for the very flaLt- terng ssuancs f sppot wichI ave receiv'ed on my canvass, andmos reeccfuly t soici a ontnuance of your favour and patroage. I hav thehonou to e. wth great respect, Londn Tver. Mrch Your very fatfland obliged servant, Lonon avrn,'Mach18. 1824. CARLES MACXIN VON. TFo the PROPRIETORS of EAulT INDIA S LOCK. Ladies anid G;entlemencn HE ELHMN o a DIECTORof the EAST T I';DIA CONTPAXY being fixed for Tueg.,lity, the 23d tristatit, I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~te 3dIntat most respectfully aiid eal efJ str,at the faol'of your attenidance at the East India House on thiat day, erheni I hope to be honoured writh yoursuipport. From the very favourable reception I have experienced on mly canivass, I enitertain thie confident hope that the result of the ballot Ous this Occasion will plate me in the hionourhile situation Of a Director of y'our arrairs;- and I onice more beg- to assutre y,ou, that, In the event of my success, I shall eiudeavour faithfully, diligently, and zealously to discharge the duties of that Important trust. I have the hionouir to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemien, Your faithful and hutmble servant. H. ST. GEO. TUCKER. .'l, Upper Portland-pla, MIArch 10, 1824. MNr. Tucker's Co.mIt't'e'e 'illsit dAllya,t the CIryof London Tavern, Bilshopsgate-street, where any cotinmunieations front his frienids will be tbankfully received. Tos thie P opRIE lroits of kAsTr tNtIA b uN Ladle~sand Genitlemen, TBeg leave to itiforill you, that Tuestlav, the 23dl inst. us fixed for the ELECTIO', ot a DIRECTOR of youtraffairs, and I ezrneetly anid respectfulily entreat the honiour of your attendance at the Iidia H4ouse. oil rhat day, In mny favour. I Cannot, fIn adequate termsi, express mny,gratitude for the flatttering receptioni with which I have uniiformlv beenl honounred durInK coy canlvass, or for tile zealous anid uisremitted exertions of my highly ;valued frienlds- A continuance of the Saline enlergy cannot fail, nuider :your kiiid auspices, to command success; and, should I attain Mhe .object of my ambition, I beg- you to be assured that my utmost IattentIon shall Ibe devoted to an ac-tive and conscienciouis discharge of thec various dutties wvhich are involved In that distinguished trust. I have the honfour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Y,iur nmost obliged faithful servant. Ne.w Broad-street. Mtarch II 1, s24. J. PETTY NIL'SPRATT. Mfr. Nitsprait's Comirnttee wviii sit daIly at thie City of London r;tvcrnb ilierecorlnsaniications affectlng his iiiteret IVIll be thiank- fally received- ID7ON, FEVER HOSPI5TAL, or the Cure and Pre- L.Avention of Contagious Fei'er in the mietropolis and Its vicinity.- To.MtORItOW MiORNINIG a SERMON wvill be preached for tke BENEFIT .4f this (fAtT.In the parish eliusrch of St. Miartin Is the Field~, St. MtiV-ii,by rthe ltight Rev. thie Lord Bishop ,,f CHEKSTFIi. beforeIllisGrace the Duke of Somerset. Presideint.the Righit R5on. tNt Viece-lri-.dents, sod Treasurers. Divine iservice to begin at It o'clock:! Precisely. T.) thtis hospital punt persons aitid donicst-, s,rvn,uts atl,~- tc1i withi fever miay be remnoved syithiont declay, upon the vcrtifi .sie of any miedical practitioner, ind their aptartinerits are then p'ir:!e'i at, tf:e expense of the charily. fly the number of patienrts admInitted ill thie last eiglitye-srs, a heavy expenditure has beenu lu11aV0idal,W~ incUrre,d, and the annual receiPts are Insuflicietit to mneet the demantids still made upon the fu,,d(s of the hospital. But as the utility atiid the efficac(y o,f ttle lInstitution in arresting the p,rogress of siuntaglitus fevcr have nlow been demionstrated by experience,the Colu- ni!ttc.. appeal t,' the plublic with a coinfdent hope, that I y a liberal -upp'rt they willI eliable it to, etiInu t$ beneflia-il exertions. Platlients admlittedt during ttie last eight- years 357 -- dismissed cured -- 3121 TIDo W ' FRIEND) anid B!KNEVOLESI' z5)- W CIETY.-The Comsneittee thankfully acknowledge the Receipt of thle followwing Subscuriptions anid Donatilons sincee their last adver- tisen2ent: By Rev. IL. Budd. JIIi.a Canstable of St. Hope . ?00 Luke'sliarlsh,hieSZhare Bvy Mr. Seatward. Igofa Reward for assis4t- Rev. Dr. Godfrey, Presi-. I in g to bring the first dent tQ,ieen's, Cull1. Camnb..5 i0 engine toa fire in that L,ady Price. WHillTIa-st. a 11Ii parish . . 0 80 Rtev. Lr. M .. . 1Ii 0 By Messrs. H4oare. Mir. T. Duthoit . . 05~0 Righit Hoii.Dowvager Lally 'tirs. Wood., Brightoni aII 1 I .'uerboruie .. 20 00 Lertfit 1:1 te Rritish Goiar- Ilion. Eleanor Digby a 1 00 dianl Newa~paper Ofrte~. I'John ha-rvey, esq. . 20 0 Wclliiigton-st., Strand. Hi. L. 0. . 0 00 by a Subscriber . 0 IMrs. Aiien Marriott . 3 00 M%rs. Clark, Chard aI1I10 Bfy Messrs. HatehArd and Soii. Mr.Jobin Parry P.Ia I(P0 . A. . . 22 0 Mtr,. Johni Par:ry . a 010 6Geo. Forbes, esq. 10 0 I'. Oak-deii, esq. Hami- ILady Chtarlotte Seymour I0 0 buirg . . aI110Ditto . . a 100 By Mlessra. Rolfe and Sonts. Mt.Tr . Hatchard aI11 0 R. G. . . I10I Subscriptions and donations wvill be thanikfully receivedI by, the Rea'. H. Budd, President. Bridewvell Hospital: Mr. Seawyard, 13.4, Salisbmury- square; also by, the followrigg bankers:-Mlessr. IHoare, 37, Fleet- street; Messrs. Orulmmouid. Charliig-cross: Messrs. Hamnmersley and P'o. Pall-mial; Me-srs.Frya,d Chapma,n, S1t. M,ildred's-c,,urt, Poultry:. Yessrs'. ll,iikey, Feiichiurch-srreet: also b, Mess.rs. IRolfe and Sonis. 12. Clieaps'de: ant Mlessrs,. Hatchard atid San.rf 157. Piccadill-. A SV I, ~U M for theo 1) 1PA P and( 1) Li M Ii.- APatron, H:,Royal ig;hness the Duske of GLOCESTER. E.G. Paton.s,flr RYa Highiness thle Duebeeg ofGLOCESTER. Prsdn,His Grace the Duke of BI5ICKIN'GHANM anid CRAND)OS,K.G. VlC?i-PRESIDENITS. His Grace thie Dulke of Beliford mThe Right Hion. Lord Gambler, His Grace thie D"!,-c of Nurthu- O. C.RB. herland Sit Thiooxas Turton, hart. Tie RiFlit Hun. the Earl of Bristol Sitr.l Cart-Gllyn, bart.Raid. Thie Right Hon. Lord V'iscounlt Sir Charles Flow%er.bart. aid. Sidmnouth rIV.X.Pps ar Tihe i-ofaDtRighat Rv ilodWin. WVilberforee, esq. M.P. BihopofDrhn Wnm.Jos. Dennison, esq. MT.P. TheRigt H.on. Lord CaIrhorpe William Manning, esql. ,,P, Tue Right Rion. Lord Rtolle JI ehJkl,eq Th ih Ho.Lord Ardeni IFrederick Webb, esul. fIhe Right Rlon. Lord Eatrdley, Treafsurer, Willianm lottidge, *sq. Sub.reasrer, Rtes'. John Townosend. S3eeretrats- lev. RIichard Y'ates, GD.. F.,S. J. The ANiNI VERSARVY SERMO\'. lIi behialf of thlis Ins..titutioll. It-ill be l'reacLlied in the Church of St. Nlarylebone, New-road, oni Sunday tottling. March 2S, 1824, b'Y the Rirht nev, the Lord Bishop of EEl-S POL. After the conclusion of the service, one of thec childrten tr ill recite the. Lord's Prayer; aiid those Ill attendAnice mayr be ex- a:ninCdj In thle vastrv. Prayerrs will becgiii at 11 o,'clook. Oni itotiday, the 29th of Mtarch, the Governfors and Frienids of the Institutioii Nvill DINE together at the City of London Tave'rii. llishkopsgate-strcetl lisa Royal Highness thie PATRON, in the chair. Dinner Onf Ltble at half past Aive t"clock precisely. A few of the Children, after ,liiii,er, will recite some versies. -STEWAR DS. GrAnlt Allan. se-q. ILancelot Haslope,csq. I William Peacock, esq. George Anipold. cell. I Thtnnas Lett. e6q. J. Ravenihhll, Jut]. esq. Fratmlei i-w.rs. To.evua.eqI Frederick Reade. esq. Thus. Farnt-nutoib esi. IEdwv 'ine.eq I Thonma Walker, ese TickittS, I Sa eachl niay lie had of the stewe.rdst, at the bar 'of he tavern; and Of the (deputy secretary at the litsyliim. The caTididates for admiission have becomne so niumerotus, that the corm;ittcc have latelyaungiontedl the number from 2001 to 220, which imuiniber of deaf anid dumbnt children are 1o1w receeiviing Instructioni in thJis aSY11uni. One0 guinea per annumir coiietitutes a govertiolr; a dolna. tiui of 10) gainleeS a governior for life. _________________CHARZLES COMvPTON, Dep. See.