COLOMBIAN LOAN.-The FOURT...
O-4LOMMlAN LOAN4. - The FOURT-H !UALF- O4 ~,XRL~Y DIVDEND. on. this -LCAN wil be PAID onl thoz Ist or Maymext, and- on every succieding day, between the hours of.- 10D anld. 4, at the office of Messrs. Herring Graham. and Powles, 3, Frieiman'secourt. Cornhill. Thte divldvsda warrants are to be l.ttfor insPection one day previous to the paymnibt, scepinlanileai by a litt In 1num1erical order.-April 1, 1824. if ULOM BIAN LOAN.-The uindersigned- hereby gives flb oticeeto all thie Holders of the Bonds issued by the late Honour. ab e-Francisco Antonio Ze' in virtue of n loan contracted by hlim at PFaris, the 13th of M,arc'i~ 1822. wvith Messrs. Herrlng 3caham. anid Fowles of London, that they may RECEIVE in LIEU et reof BONDS signed t 6 him on be'half of; the Governiment of Colombia,' In virtue or 'tIae SPecial Power vesited In binm for that, purpose by thesaid Govern- anent, roonded On the decree of the.Congress of Colombia. dated the 2Oth Of June last, bearing the suamerate of Interest, and payable at the samne peidsin tie bonds of thd said FP. A.* Zea. Appctolo be masdeor the said bonds on the Ist of June n4xt, at tge office of Messrs. Herring, Graharm, and Powvles. Fre-ei&n3'-eourt. _Loniton, April 1. 1624. MIANUEL JOSE IIUR'FADO. [~ IG'sHEA RE.'SinorBENELLI respectfully beg leve o ifom te Nbiltyand Gentry, subscribers to theOpea,andth Pulictht te H CONCERT SPIRITUEL of ANCINT and IODERN MUSC,similar to the Concerts SpiitalsatPars,will taLke placee THI EVNING. Part L1.-i New Overure,by M. Anot,who,will himself preside at the -Pianoforte; ~iaot.2. Xia 'Fienshp, peuliar Boon of.Hearen,' byAr.Atkins; J. . Jnes 71.8 Oxn.3. Itecltative and ANia 'On mighty Pens,' by Ilse Wanefhrsdrt appearance in pubUlc4t Hydn. 4. Grand Con. cCCt on he Panoorteby asshle. James, from the Royal Academny of Mu;c I PrIs hr first aLppearace In this country; Huminel. S. Aria fro theOratorio of'I David.' by Mr. Keiiner; -,l1ogarell.l. 6. Recitatv andi Aria, * Tears such as tender Fatbers shed,' from the Orratorlo of I'Deborah,' by Miss Love. G.-F. Handql.- 7. Aria, by Ma- dtame Catalani 'DitantiPalpiti;' RossloL S. Grand Chorsls, 'The 'Heavens are teili.ng the GlorY Of God;,' Haydn. Part 2.--I. (By particu- lae Desire) a new Grand National Symphony, by Mr. Cieoendt, who w.illhimself preside at thePianoforte. Clementl. 2. Aria., God_-ald,' fruom the'I Cresazone del Mondo,' by Mr. Atkins; Haydn.' S. Air. 'Sad. 3mYSoul,' Iby particular desire,) Miss Love; Winter. 4. Variations by 'Madame Catalzni; Rhodes. 5. Duetto lnstrumnentale, for Harp and Ilautboy,byMsdlie.PallixandSlg!norCentroni; Cianehettlni. 6. Duetto, byFMadame VestrsismandSignor Curioni; Rossili. 7. Aria, byldadame Catalani. ' Great God.' (Luther's Hymn), Lunther. S. Grand Chorus, Worthy Is the Lamb,' froni 'The Messia%h;' Haindel. Signor Coecia will preside at the Pianoforte. Leader of the Band. Mr. S agnolettL For the Solos, Messirs. Lindley, Vilmian, Puzzi, Centroni, Monzanl and Elesewetter. Mlr. J. T. Harris wvill preside at the Organ. Trhe orchestra and cliorus.ses will be selected from the first p,erformers, and consist of upwvarde; of 120 persons. The next and last concert will be on Friday, the 9th of APril. Agpicie,tlons respecting boxes to hre mnade to Mlr. SeEun. Opera.offiee. 106, Quadraint, Regent-streLt. Boxes 3 guIneas each. Admission totheBoXeS lOs.6Gd. Plit 7s. Gallery3s.-6d. The concerts wll begin atbhalf-past 7o'clock.. T,) the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOC.K. Ladi8s und Gentlemen, C IONSIDERING the very extensive nature of the I canvass for a saat in the East India Direction, and the shortness Of the period in whirl, I have had anl opportuinity of entering ikpon that canvass, and of becomning acquainted with the great and inde- pensdent body of Proprietors of East India Stock, I feel no less gratliled thian-encouraged by the result of the ballot on the 234 Instant. I avail royseifof this, the earliest o portunity, to return mysincere thanks to the numerous and kinxd Fr I nds who eaine forwardTI in my favour wo that occasion and at the sanie time gratefully to acknow. 3edge the many flattering assurances I have received of that addi. tiunal mupport on the next vacancy, wvhich previous engagements prevented mny being hionoured with aLt the last. Having already submitted to you the public grounds uiponi whitch I prexented myself before you as a Candidate for the honourable situation of an East India Director, It only remailns for rme now to renew my exertions to secure your conifidence and youtr support, and to repeat my pledge of going to the ballot on the tirst vsacaucy.-I have the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yorur moat obedent and humble servant, 13, Bruton-street. 24th March, 1824. ROBERT T. FA RQUHARl. A 'r~ M ETiG o th CO MITTrEE of the DUR-. HAM SSOIATIN fr th ABLITION Of SLAVERY, at- tened y oherFrindsof hatMeaureIn the CitY and Nelghhour. hoodof urhm, otivnedby uhlc avertisement, and held In the Tow-hal o tht Cty,on uesay,the30th daY of March, 1824; It was resolved unanimously, 1.ThtheCmieeadhs Meeting deeply regret that the wise andbe evoetrgltoso I 1i1 s~ late Order In Council, for Impoigthecniinoh Slaesin our sugar Colo,nies, arc for theprsn tobcnfedtth IdJando Trinidad (and this for an nefndPeid,adrepo po-sed to be in suecea,don extended to only twootrofhemn Slave Coilonies, of Great Britain. 2. ThaLt a remedy, wicbih, when carried to the full extent an- nounced, will not apply to mnore than one-fifth of the slave popula- tion, by no meanis corres4ponds with the sentiments of the House of Commons.a recorded in their resolution of the 1Sth of May last. "oThait Ilt"i-sexpedient to adopt effectual and decisive mneasures for meliorating the conditioni of tile Slave Population of his Majesty's Colonies." 3. That the determined opposition expressed by some of the Coin-. nial Assemblies, and mallifegted by the Wvest In dia Slave Owners and Plantars, to measuires proposed bY Lord Bathurst in his circular of July last, Imeasures at oncee so temperate, anid so IQudly demianded by humnanity and Justice), leaves no grounid to hope that those bodies will adopt such modificatiOns of the prelsenlt system of slavery as will alleviate the hardships which the slaves undergo, improve thieir moral cbaracter, and thus at length fit themi for emanicipation. 4. That, under ttese circumstances, this 'Meeting will writh us- abated zeal and earnestness continue, by all legal and temperate mneans, to prosecute to its accomplishment the fluil extiniction of slavery throughout the British dominions. J.IR. FENWVICK, Chairman. JO NCON RACTED for His Majesty the KlING of PRSI,b r. N. M. Rothschild, In London, in 1818.-No- cc a hreb gien,t~at In conformity w-ith the General Bontd siged y Hs Mjesy tieKngof Prussia, at Berlin, the 7th of May, 181, weren rfVesceIsmade to the contract of the abovemnen. tined oan dsedlst of Mlarch, 1818, accordling to which a Sinking Fun wa prvidd,whereof the Eleventh Half Yearly Redemption fel de n te stofthe peesent monith of Apri'l. His Exeellency Baron Werther, Eoy Extraordinary and Minister PlerApotentlarxy of Hts Mlajestyth King or Prussia to His Britannic Majesty, jonintly witti Mr. . M. Rothschild, In the presence of Mr. Bonnet, Noiary Public have. oi the I1st Instant, CANCELLED and Deposited iiith Bail n/ngand, according to the form prsesribed, the follow. iss amuns. iz.:-wenty-filve Thousand Pounds, in Speciali Bonds of hesai lan asspeifed elw),ben~tth fisthalf of the sum dxes fo th reempionof ond inthesixh yar,via, one per cent. pera115515 n hesad loan; and as h muto Fourteen Thiou. sand Ftp undre Poundsinthe said onsa Inld i the ispeci- ficaionbelw) ei p prcaed fromn th neet ortheFive Hun- dre an EiiltsilnehouSSnd Seven Hundred Pounds which havebee redeme suC-cessIvely on the lst of April and Ist of Octbe, 819- stof April asd 1st of October. 1820; 1st of April andIstf Otobr.1521: sat of Aprilauid lest of October, 1822; asild ls fArlast o t fOtober, 1523. SPeca od acle withi their respective Dividend Warrants:- 4etter. No-, ? ? 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P. In the Chair; Move byJoh Smth,52.M.i.; ecodedbyAldernian Beidges, HI.P. Tha itapparsto itl metin, tatonl the 28th day of August 1,51 ata nueros metin of ercants, bankers, tradlers, and othf5,hel atthi plce,a Cmmiteewasappointed to conside-r of thee5edliiy o frmig Ch50er f ommerce in the City of u ,anihC aedetai 5o'tby G. Hibbert, esq.; e conXdwT Toke65c\ ~eti-to ie, inexpedfient to proceed fur- tie uneba? crcmstances in t e formlation 0faChmero Coin- 1i1t~iO heC1~ofLondon, an InstitUO-in *hich could not be useftLI or onenint sn mght be mfsellievoii4 -which was negatived, and CIS oignalreoltin carried- - Movedby Tho lsWlon,esq. IIt.P.; Second5.4 by R.,'arrsnt,esq.d.P-. R4soVedunaimosly, That lt appears to this ,imtetlngr that copies oftb rsoutonbywhsch suchl Commite wa q1lnted were upon the9d o Setemer ast tranrsmitted bJonSit,e. MP.he chimnof temeetingbefore-11asnd. oteRgtHi.toEr of Liverpool and to the President of the BrdfTae,nd-hthe receilpt Of theo communication to the noble lord was atnowele. Moivedb!y R. Rylaad,ea'l.; secondted by T. WIlkInson, esq. Resolve unanilmously, That It appears to this; meetinig that a ,report wats presented by the Comosittee, which conslited Of the fol. la r zaBigs,H . Robert H. Marten, cesq. Alderan Tompsn, M. P. R. Farrand, esq. H. P. Thoma Wilon, sq. . P. John Bainbridge, esq. Jobxs Sith, OS. H. PRichard Bi0thtt, esQ. .yohn lumme, ssq.H. P. John W. Buickle, esq. John Mrtin,esq. I. P. Janese Cook., esq. L. Doxalt. ceg. George Dorrien. esq. - j1. H. Freese. J un. esJs .Msernn ss 0. C. Glym. *sq. C. Richardson, Jun. esq. John Hodpsofl, es's. It. RylnLud. fssq. W. A. H~ey, es's. B. Shajv, esq. W. A.oe Holden, esq. IH. NV. Smith, esq. Johnr Halle, esqs. T. Wilkinsosi, esqs. JhH.a. yie, esq. T, Wfion, es's. Warmford-court M. R. Kyao6r, esq. H.Ward. es's. John Rymer, es's. IH. s. H. Wollaston, esq. L.B. tenmble, esq. andew Lougihrian, eeq. B hdyo ac -At a meeting of MerchaLnts, r.&.o h t a fmarchn lsist, h IeldattiVce, at whch tws eove,ta tuhmeeting take the! chi;r, - h Move byB:SlaW,esq. seonded byJl. F recee es'. Resolve unnmosy,Ta ths eein being Imressed with thecovicio tht he dnistge tobederived fromaCabro comrente, CityofLodnmtgral depend siregirsined and cordial comm unialt wihtesvrlbaee 11 ast'S GOven etforthe tieen,i ialandlhde regrj-,f,om&cocccls'tcatI , re etydrs=edbythe. Righ t l 'n he Ear ofi 'ezoolCoJohn SmIh; esq IdP. ebig u Io helte Com- ESniietittrUolciii setran ed by His ~1 ajsy's1 insers' un4X~uhcicumtacesItis xpdien todfrteconsideration of thesai rpor utilit hal hvebee aseraind heterany, ann, If any,Wlflttmd= Ileatin dlth rne ill=bvate the imen-n 'vneeswihit iapprehended righ aris froml suchi an InstI- tutionin th m~tTPOil5 distnguiSed from similar existi ng assoelsI tiosieislSCCrsIo ileotf the united kingdom, SOom f whic lrv eeve.teseil sanction ofth ron and all. of them ,~joyingtIIee0i5ntenanceof his aestysOv iet iovd bDald Lynn, c9 secne hy.Hstra, ss to- he gntlee wo copose the committee for the very able reprtpreened tem t he as seetIW,and for the great ataten- tion bestowed bg tnenuiuo thesbet YoedbVH V.I.,Woiitto.e 82's.; itinded byJms iot, ss "~tns&iiimouslP, Tat the chparianie be solIcited to tasi L i0p of teorgoing 1 solu instthRIhHon . the Earl of Lipyrol the'fl Chnelo iMh Exchquer,e and hthe presIdent of the Brrdeo tile~ a,nd-1 tfhat3hOyhe advertserd In the usual morning totb h Cb4rse, ilf h hi,T iies ss ..wsbie 7,ov rbjh Hl,eu. secondd by Joi liam be lte, egq. be ivn 8 Iliaa u~anlF.ess.i0P.for the eAdieswt hc with the of~ theformer meetntopeiehs A&MLO-MAXJCA_*; AINING ASSOCIAT.OM- Notlce Is hereby given, tlismthe DE1!D $ tb AIl6d&tibfl fOr asisting in Working the Mnlues of Mexico, now -LIES for SIONA- TURE at1No. 147. Leadenball-8treet, w4we the businfssCtfthe, AsJ - elation wilu in fururebe couducted. Thfei?roprletorz kreruque tfd to cll and toglgn the tame anY tire betwten, the boucm oF 1Oand4% and to bring with them the banker', reeelpt which the4ewld. --' Proprietors tesddng at a diatance mar nIgn !by werofa-ttobegy the form of' which maY be bsa at this oMee. JOEPH iLOWE' Sec; Winchester.housee Broad 4treet, April l, 1824. ; - N.B. The Proprietors will plealse to obsserve. tabt the.Arst instal- munt wlli be foffelteti nnleig the dee be signed on or before the 15th instant. --- __ _ __ _ __ _