EASTER BALL.-The Lord May...
ASTER BALL.-The Lord Mayor regrets that he is unable to cormply with the very numerous applications he I iree~"vln,jfor riekets. for the ensuing EASTER BALL. As sstany bagna..irey been issued as can be aecommodated, and the applca& Vns till continuing to increase, the Lord M1aror Is compelled te 2tioPt this course, from the Impossibility of reriying more particu. il to them, and to prevent any disappointmnent.-Ltanslonhouse, S COTTISHI HOSPITAL, of the Foundationi of Kin2 >Chasrles 11.5Relnrorporated by his late Majesty George 111.-The A.N* U.AL SPRING 31EETING of thlis CHARITY will be held on Saarday, the 8thiD of May next, within the Freeniasons' Tavern, Greal l<i~ Royi iiighness the Duke of CLARENCE and St. ANDREW, President. in the Chair. VICE- RESIDENTS. The Earl of Reseberry Lord Sa!toun The Marquis of Graham Lord Gleisorehy Lord BinninI Sir Cliharles Forbes, bart. The Hon. William irasvr, Treasurer. STEW %R DS. T he Earl of Elgin StrJames W. mackenzie,bart.M.P. Grant Alsln. Jun. csq. ALeut.-Gen. Sir H. Mlacleani, K.C.B. Nicholis Broxwn, esq. Mahor41en. Sir J. Malcolm, O.C.R. alYiter F. Campbell, esq. M. P. VieeAdmiral Sir P.N3alcolm,K.C.B, Alex. Frnser. esq. IWilliam Murray, es. Johin Fullarton. c.5q. Right Hon. Robert Peele. M. P. Jnhn Galt, esq. cir Alex. Ramsay, bart. M. P. Right Hon. C(harles Grant, 3i. P. Col. David Stewyart, of Garth. Sir Charles Her ROB. AULD, .See. Dinner on tahle.atrfiocelock precisely. Tickets,'21s. each, to he had of the Stewards, Treasurer, alid Secretary. and at the bar of the Tatvern. JbISTRESSED SErTLERS at the CAPE of WOMD HlOPF-The Committee for managing the Sul.scriptiq?n for the. Rlietf of the Distressed Settlers at the (Cspe of Gisid tiope, il piblish- ing irn additional list of suhscriptilons, beg most -earnestly to dranv the attemtiOn Of the British public to tlhe follou ilug briref statement. Ill the year 1dll9 ab-dy of our countrymen amounting to) nearly 5.000 per,ons, enigrated to the Cape of Glood Hope, In expectation of ndirng in that couitry (which had 1een descrlell bly trarellers, who had recently visited it. a. a ecetid land of lpronsise) that field for exer- tion which the adverse ciretimstanees of the times denied to them at home. A mclancholy reverse, however, awnited them, for the series of disappointments and calamitiles which thlev have sinee experlenced ha,. never been equalled in the history of any infant colony. The partis wez e located in the district of Albany, about 500 miles fro m Cpe Torn, under the superintendence of Govereinment, and prospects, as Fair as might reasonably be ex eeted, opened upon them .hen adismos denominated the ruist attaec;ed their corn and oaused a eonplete falure. Fach sn.ceedine year has brought vith it the sameeL- mity; r.lded to which, th ir herds of cattle hiave sxiftered repeatedly froimi the attacks .i the neighibouluri savages, the Catfres, nd their fSock- from the ravages -. he,bets of prey. Their gardens haebeben destroyed byt he cf"hcts if a l.ong drought, which wa% stIc- ce*dedtn Oc-tober la-t b1Y an overwhelminig iniuindattion, whiell in many instances swrept lefore it houses, stoek, aild every species of r.r.eorty. The result of this eoibinition of evils is a state of wretchedness whieh can rinlyvhe 'imipreeinted by those who have been eye-5vltneq6e5 i thl nrelanchvtysce,e aolwhich i must sever.1y felt by th-lse who moved In P, respectable sphelre in their native iand. A1 swlty I' Cfape Towvn h:as already exerted its utmost efforts to re- Ieve their * stre. and has made an appeal t. the sympatthy and be- er*en-er of the British puhblic, wl,i.h havine al-avs been extended to forin".ncrs and clainmants of every denomrinatioli, it is hoped, will not te withheld fr,m their di-rreAss,,e eintrymeni. Subscriptlonsalrreadv advertised - ?1069 2s. T.e ion. the Ea-st India IMajor WVilgress, Itoyal Cnmrpany - ?lOn 0 0 Artillery - - ?1 0 0 Tl WVors[iipful Compally I At the several Banikers. Or Salters - - .2 111 0 'r. Richard Nels.,n - 0 10 0 G. H-aldimanad. es,._ 21 n t) in Twiingand Co. - 10 0 Wm.Ialdimands ,.M.P. 210 I 0 F. T. - I I 0 0 C. Mtorrl. jun. esq. - "100 i oIrs Ann Chiambert - 3 0 0 A. I_ Prevo,st. esr. M li 10 0 shear,s anld Sons 1(n) 10 0 Richrrd Dixon, esq. -1 10 (o0 i dward Carlisle, esq. - 5 5 o C'apt. Y-nng. R.N. ? 0 0 RIchiard l)avies, esq.- 1 1 0 Briti-h & Indian rObserver .5 . i('f. WV. Allbrecht, esq - 2 0 0 F. Fpnn. esq. - 1 1 0 Ii. j. Ali,r(ht. isq. - 2 00 J. t opesod. e-q. Brilehton I o 0 Win. I.vertou, esql. - 2 0 0 V. PVmrsnn.esq. ilosmerton Mr ,r. E. Monday - .5 o o uir Claude Stt, h:rt. 1(1 0 0 hlon. Pihil Pusey 211 0 0 H.s _ 1 0 iii Mar uls tafStafford 20 0 0 3T. H. 11. * I - 1 0 1 Mr. D. Solonlons _ I 1 0 rarclav. Perkins, and Co. 21 0 0i A. B. - 5 ? ? 3ohn WIld. eq - 10 I10 W. 0 eaencke. esq. South- Sit. Ruthe'rford 00 aG? ipton Cottage, Cam A.. P - . * * 0 2 t herivell - - 2 00 Robt. itantoo. egq. per G. Hlaynes. eaq. - 5 f) 0 h.,tish aid Indian Ob. .1. Cr-sethwialte, esq.- 2 2 0 -ncrver - 5 .; 0% Mr. Win. IUJlderwood I 5 0 0 Ar the Treasurer's. MIr. Ferris - - I 0 0 -. il. . * 1 00 O i . i3. Fox. e:q. - 2 20 Mr.J. gtrunt, Strand - I I Major .1. V . Bradford, L.A.de ia ch,cmn,ette,es%q. it! " '. ....lltirite * 5 0 0 Rev. J. on Vil on - ! to SamIel I marr, esq. jun. 21 () 0 A. Ml. . - 2 o 0. Butler. esq. .-. 2 2 0 A. T. B. - I 0 R. David-R, eoq. - . () t A.t.,ld and Wollett - S a m Ito. Edwvard Monc'ktoll a ( 0 Por Wldomr - P ar [ II Ptrick lle:itley. esq. - 5 0 0 Robert Barclay. ral. . 1 1o John hunlgmhes. esq. - 2 2 0 Sa'o.lel Ali'ls. esq. . S 0 I Pelnjarlin Keene, sa. .5 0 0 Mfr. R. B. Blyth 1 I 0 llenun. MPierson, lll, Ir. Jolhn Clew sI n and Co. - - 5 a 0 Dowager la.dy. Si,ffield 20 i1 0 hle,iry Evre, eql. - I f 0 At Mir. tederwood's. R1ev. YPho. Jervis - 2 0 0 Ntr. Ald. Crowder - I S 0 0 i. H. Oddie, eq. - 5 5 o Anonymous Ifrom .Ash-h SirG. Beaumionit. bart. 5 i 0 bornel 0 * ? ( Fra.cis l.ind cog. - e :3 " Mr. John Neill . 0 V .bert Adair. esq. - 10 o I) MAlry. 1lenrs ldminrud -and Johni Cmirties, eq. 10 10 o Frank : _ 0lo to Miss Curies - :1 3 0 M.r. Palmer - - :. 1 P. i . . . - 2 1) 0 -. P. 2 Uirs Cut. Eatherine Smithi 2 0 tl Jmrnes Poltinam, eq S 0 Miss M-aon - I (I (I J.?sbu SVWIJr, eq. I 0 Mr. 1Void%vard - - A 0 0 E .. -4 2 ( A Friend - - 1 1 0 aib3ct ipti.ui sre rceei eid hiv ttie Treasrrrer, W*i). Frv. esq. St. 'lillrni _ .-irt Porlirr: 5-.v Mesrs. Frys sTil C(iapI siRI, and the e- -rra; l-lr. ker- muIlire oetr rp..i is 1 MIr. IThlnas u nder%vwiod. 32. F;a t-street, Sceul to tire ( vriri lleat tape Town sond hli tr Cools- Miltte, sr the t 1. i Lndoni Pasri e rn here :ll c. ..i....ticatiollr:cre 0. t.e ad.lresed l I reprts f tihe Comir it ee rmay he obtained Yrnts,. by aipiscati,,, t,l the rremairrer. the Secretarv, or to Mr. Thor,a, 1,ndertro-.i. W. '1. IlARltIlIF;, lbt. Sec. Ci2t -4Losdon ravern, April 9. 18?24.