LOST, a BILL of EXCHANGE,...
a BILt o~E~C~At, aatead th Matchl, ltltPeafl oo.~titiBC5, ellyar, Cr .tret,slhall receive FIVE GIflEAS lit ARD ~Nogreaer ewar?wIi heo#ered, as the bill rest of her whit -ad t shot VI,l t ansawets to tkenm f"Ntl, Whoevertnas-fo(n&the sAarq,- and wilt brnag hert .AQoe- C H T1;7K ~ ~ ~ ~ hereb~ $Aiven 't1Ia:tJ)CUQi- Jose de V'rI ii" ~ iior VoTra'6r0nnxr rnnd-nsedly en AotntiaI'0 o~ ~ t&~ie17-~ntb6tUti3iot riU 4 M, 1822i laysvhith the~sitn Of ?.ooOWiOt4 ha~~6tdr4 d&,on.tjto-2Oh diayxifSeptermblr last, for th~rur 'ol' tA~ng4nund or t a tlagd ha C year, anid WmsO the ~nmof ~ 'rh ~ 1 iiii8dount of ttterNt oan 32 honds already depeenltedl ttile,. sjeme& Doarna Jointly' wito Me"a.lillet.Brthes nd Co mthuspresenxeorf -Mr. John Veann Notar Prshlctsid-s d4ay C .NfET, anld DEPOSIT in theL Bank o fin ri~ iI1~ CAI?IIf ?riFthesaid LO'.N, b ing19,(000, tO- gCtier511h te 3 trvtdndWrrata ttahed~o achBond. -Thomiw ethaisuitibtrjo tead 0Special Bonds. 33o. 89 - 3~~~~~7O~~s~~ <44113 .5832 11401~~~~t ?638 -111. 3471 4909 d~~~~"33 6604 1 .37.. 37 49,6 53 695-2 869 -6 43 483 58315 1006 W139 1166 3474 4938 S9f131 I0'! 84140 ~4t1 .~5 - .5164 5831 1105 81171 521 3 .5833 1143 8774 191 ."0 336 5839 7423 8941 2412f), . 372 53641 5A40 7425 8942 -3621 3728 41367 .5841 '428 8943 M21M 395 5341 601? 7453 94 328 383o S.139 M01 97814 194 .3435 4314 5.530 6451 8633 8P-46 2437 4511 5016 6453 88.34 91172 343..q 4618 5670o 0400 3635 9724 Londwo51 Mageb 10. 1824. H?J 4XNJBETC_FTMMoICE- METINNG o0f '4-J MHR alN'TS. Bankers. Shipowrners~, and Traders, ennneeted with the Comn\e1ce of the City of London, will he hield st tire Vity of L-,don Trivern, on Thursday, the 18th Instanat, to RECI'3VI the REPORT ofth6 COlMMITTEE atppointed to eonsider of the extiediency of fsrmlne& ChIanber of CoiroercOin the City of London. virechair ~~~ ~~IZNSURANCE OFFIC F, W W 414-rc,ate-treet. 'march 4. 1 824.-Notice Is hereby given, that the EIPRItUMrSaupon INSUR ANCES etferlted ait this office, and duie oin the 1 at finstnt, Are requIredl to be PAID wIvthin i4 days after that 'l5C; lantha poicis wich bynegect or otherwvise, have becomfe foi-eit~ mayhejnewa upo appicaion during the nglial hwurts of bussres, roide th stteof ~eathof the parties Is the same As 11ANNVERS~RV DNNERof tis INSTITUTIONJ will take piRc at he reemson' Taern.To.orrowv, the 12th finstant, At ila,Rov.ld Hichnress the 1)ike of SUSSFX, the Patron, has conde- Jacendlngly prominsed to pre.side. s-rEwA%RDs. Jarrnts BellinghaRm. e q. Samuel Howard, esq. John Charrington, e-stq J.lrrn George Maud. earl. l.ron Clohen. esq. Sansutel D. Mlaud, esq. Js-is Gold. Ts..anrrs M",rLzxn, eqq Wila Hmmer, e5q. Georg-e Watts, esqz. .Iohri Hayward, esq. 1Jame-A M-. Williamson.e. Tickets.JIS3s Od. eaich. may he Obtained of ant of the StTewa~rds or Directoar-: at, the bar of the taverni; and att tdie Blind Begr Mie end tuxrnpilke. . r ie The AN-NiVEitAISY SFRM0ON will be preachled at Sztepney Ch,aplain of the Tower of Londl'rrr. JOliI WOOD. See. -% ARTN-E SOCIETY'a OFFICE, Bishonsgate-street, I 'larebl S. 11824.-The ANNIVERSARN' lDINNER of the V ARINEF SO,'IETN' will he hield at the Citv of Lonndon Tavern, On W'edesodast-. thie 24th Inst. At half-past S 'i....1ick precisely. Ilis Roya ll hrighess the Diink-cof rLARENCE in the tChalr. STF.WA HDS3. The 11Hi1T 'I-ip ~ Frseil on1rtiry lfl'tchinsoir11, junl. earl. R.birx..n.'rL, iFrdrkJonIThoirla.iJameson. e.rq. The Rt. Hon. WVtn. Huthraon,MI.P. (CaptaiT Lo-ke Hlenr-y Alexander. esq. ICaipt. WVin Jon-es Lye. R.N. i-ls'a Becl7with, e.,q. Caiit. Wmn. Ed w. Pa'rry, R.N. IsriDeacon. (",I. "-erPwaI, 05'l. Fo" r; Prrad. e,q. M.P. 50'r on er.cr1 aV"it:1am or-err1. e'q. Thrmnas Wilkin-rrn eq Ger-.rg- tiathrorzie. esii. Capstain Win. on,.N THO-I. ICING. tectetsrv. ~7ID~~~'FRTENI) and BENEVOLENT' So-. 47tl TX.TheC,,mitee han-frllyackowldgethe Receipt of the fnll,1ssing qub'criptions anrd llonrations since thleir last atdser- tisOle:ncrt Ba' Rev. IT. 9.jddx.If . . ,Crnstable or St. Hope ?10 0 01 '~Parish.his S,hare MrNr. rea-ard. f a Reward f-sr assit. 11ev. Dr. G,sdfrey-. Presi-- ingz to bring the dlrat 'len t 0;eers'i Colt i' Crnts.. 5 00 engine to a fire in that Laidy Price. Williami-st. a 1I1I~ parish 14-ae ()8 0 R-,s. T. ~'rI.. 1 0y Messrs- 1..re M(r. T. Dutl4olt . i5 0 Riaiht Hon.Dowager Lady ann MIrs. W-ird, lirizhto, aII10 Sherhorne . - 0 I,c'r nt the British (liar. IMos. Ficanio- Dlighy a I 0 i dian Nc-rs-spAer Orilce, .lhnlarvey, ei,q 2 i00 Wellineton>' r.. ttrand, II. L.. I) . 10 00 hb, A 't5sscribtr '. 1 0SIr,. Ann Marriott 3 1)0 Airs. Ciark-. ChArd aII 1 BjIy Messrs. Hatchard and S'or. NIr.j,,bn P-rrrv . a I t iF A. . . 1 120 'Vrs. Jo,hn Parr . a 0 10 6 leo. F.rbes, esq. 10 0 P. OLk-den. 'esyq. Ham.- I L.ady- Chazlotte Seymour I 00 b,ire . . A. ICl Di'tt . a 100 BR, Mfesrs. Rorlfe arnd Son:. IMr. -rhos. Ilatchard aI1 10 R. G.101 rsseitosand Aonations, will he tran'k-fully reeeiveil by the Rev. B4. Biidd. Prei-dent. Hridew-eil- Hopial: Mr. Seawvard, 134, Snlisburv- square. s1- iry tire followlir. bankers:-`Messrs. HoIrare, 37, Fleet- tn-ee' : Messrs. Orninrnoild, C'haring-cros-; Mfessrs. Hamosier-iley and rc,. Pal- T! e-srs. rvandAChapman, Str. '-lildrcri's-court. Poultrv; ess'-'. 15i rogev. Fen,hrirch.atreet: als~o hy Messe,s. ltrrlfe arid Sons, 12. Chem,-side: in-I NMes,rs. Hatehiard and Son, 1857, Piccalil11r. Q;OCTETY for the SUPPRE9SSON of VICE-.-Comn- oni;ie--sm 1, Linecoln's-inn-fields.--Ttpsvatrds of two years have elAvsed since the Society address-d the Puihlic. soliciting~ their irceir- s.ir-c .-tii,iin tow,ards carrying, on its rorrse?,itionj wvitir effeet steamsn' thnse hriksleswho, for the liase end.3 of gain, had perverted rhe p'irp-ses o' a free press, hi' tire prrir'icasion of wrirks. niot only of the mosthIRlaihemolir descristion,lbutof the most revolting obseniiity. Tire f!inds erslected hyv these'rieans hiavc erralled the Society to brinlg to aL *icsfl-isse eight rorieerutions Aaeinost tire deniers iin bias- plhen-non ernMsit'atIons, and liye agaxinst the denlers in obscenec works, one ,.f the laCet,r beinz an Itinerant hawrker. wiho hail rendered a prin-. cipa,,l oirribii school thre mart Of his execrable traffic. Azs ptoreeeiinlgs of serhemomenit are At this time 'iarserdinz, which render a furth-r peicsnlary supply necessary, tire Sirciety ventutres to make ano-ther app-alI to the Public for constn-. uivinceed from exire. rliene tb-i' sucha appeal w-ill have its durictffect utpon oil wvho feel ani Intere-et !in p'perervnz the public mornal. and e5l'ecialls- those of the rIsing zeners~tirin. The Society Iii awvare that impreesionea have beeni at-tem-t-'t to be tuade on tire puhlic miind that suich pr..seeurtions terd, rather to yromotie than to silippregs these evil.-. Indubitabsle proof, however, caLn he given, that thevery reverse of this is tire trntitr. sne onrshi-n havinge tended tri check in very numerous instances ghn- sal;e or bla,oPh nm""i p-rblicltions.' svhilst thev have serve-[ Almost to extermuinate th'at 5ianefril trade In obscene wvorks swhicir all persons, If 'se eo-esnt sulch As alre utterly destitiite of richi t princI ple and f'eellIng, rnr,ot sri-h to sec eiitirely snPripe;seid, wihatever their difference of .se erlon na.y beivith respect to tire othier ob jects of tire ncief`Ys plan. a'nstrl,srnd dolationi are thanTkfully received by, the Treasurer. Henry l4oare. Par. :17. FtCet-Rtreet; and by~ the Secretary, Mir. George PrbA',rd. 61. Mll,Asn'~-irin-fields. Fro'ni twrenty-twro shops indiscriminately applied to) in Liondnin and It- -i-nicy. wsi,ih wecre heretofirre ktnown to dieal in such works, -.itrIld he rsh!ained, the penierrsl answ,er being, that it hAr becomne To-aq,zro-, to -ell rh-i. Ira reason of the late pr-seertiors. 0_ ILK _T_RkDE.- Nt a ilnuieroUS and respectable .1FRTl'NG,f CT IA THIROWSTERS. -anf,itifactirrers.,and others, in:erested in 1h- Silk- Trade of the tiwi r o Derby. held Marrch 6, 1324, Mlr. THOMiAS BRIDGETT in the Chiair: That this Ve0tiri9 has s-less-ed with satisfactina the liberal nrinei- VI_s of rrade wvhich has-e of late I-esr so generally Advocated iti Parlia- men,. Utit that, under the treenliar circumstances in wiciih the silk te,-te Is plr-sl hi Mleeting I.s of tipinirin that It does, Andr WIll f,r e--ne r-Tnidershle timie conrtinue to firmn ain excelitimin to those princi- -pi- of free n'd reciprocal trade which might lit most e3acs be bene- %q!tv ced noon. Thxa the sIll ti-Lde has arrived at its presqent flourirbihng scate en. tlrlros h%- mneans 'f laws which have secnred It fromtthe competitionl ..'ffrign '-,-"rifaeti're, till atlengcuth Istich brie beers the almost ufiex. atn-ilett rizniditv of its prcotressi the silk trade of4 this country has anr- Tss,-ed tha-t of Prance in extent, as wvas proved irs evidenice before a Cmittee ,sC the Hiouse of Peers. Thn' this %leetinz haLs tbercf'rreheatrd with coigids'eriblp alarmn the, i,r.pog:tion of the Chancellor of the Exhebeerer to allow of thi- intro- dureptlor 4itnt this -ountry of foreign wro,ight silk- goods for borne er-n- euen-r,tloor a measure Whichl -thisi MeT"ing- Is convinced wIvlll be pro. dlrc'is-e. if persi-tled in. of the moat ra;rnouscorlleqerititles to the Silk tra4fe of ehe !ntd Kingdom. That the disprito(1TtiOfl in the Price paLid for Ishoiir betWeen the British andl the foreign manrrfactnirer is sc,in alMOst all eages, As- b,,~eI e ro,irrnerharainced lrW great srUperioritv In tire machinery -rblve in any nmanufac-ture whbich miay be suffered to useet louspro. tt'edh rvi'h forcirn eompetitiOni. That guth s'rvertority in machinery isq nAt at Vresenit 1ossI ed by the sIlirnmannfkcturrei- in general of Great Brita.n. tho'rgh tlne Kreat !on,-o-enients lately maide furnIsAh ground for belreving that, unrder a e-cssensac.o of the iostering protection we have hrithertir enjoyed, the pe-i-id is n-i s-erv remote at wvhich ire! may fearriesly encounter thraa frcei.im of -a-Ie which as yet we so greatly dread. htt I, j2!At 2rnt!l the im-irovementg aveariticipate.shall be brim ghtt a gus-iy, i-he dies- of .30 per cent,. Ad valorern on fosreigtn wro,igirt silk Moidi, whieh is, proposed Asas priotectioni to us, wrill be forind go- neLraLlla in,,uMfeteut for the pitrreoise Intended, and iviil, moreover, tend rather t.' Iner -i than diminish the extent of smutggling, by render. In-c ji,,D-.eIcl to distinguish (after they atre once Kafely laude~d In this s''n-5the Koods which have paid the ditty from those wrhich have ev-,A4er it: ur=d V,onsequently irnPoasilble to, detect sn-nh as are contra. banir-i. where they are ar present most frequenttly found and seized, viz.. in the. p-sasegsson of the British shopkeeper.I That this XteLti'ig wcould receIvre As a boon, and wit!u the utmost gnstltude, tire proposal to dIinishi-i the ditty upon raw silk, urnierI jildiclo'sA rrz-ilattflois, rf oneinnnected sivIth the repeal of those prohibi- gory law-, which are the safe gua,rds of ttire trade;, lint It svould at the sauno- time~ g:reatIy prefe-r a omrtinxi-'rsioii othte dutty tunited wvith tile prohibition. of fore.Igni wrOught -ilk goods to a reminssion of tIre duty atccompantie by a remrnraal of that prolectionl. That the mere agitation rif this measurfe, together with the pro- p, ed plan ort r.mitting: the dujty in Jniyv next, hits Already Produced the mos~t ini'rrions effeets, by C'rUMiO an Almo0st total stlignation In all %i-ausehs of- the silk trade, In usonsequ.nce of shi-blo thousands of Indw,tsrious w,,rk-nen mis,t he tjrtoirn on their Parishes for rlellef, as it w,ddb-aruI a,i .n the part ofr'ri silk merchant or manufatrrttrer to eroinie pvint he resnt irteson silk for bomne cons'imPtion. ciithepeiodfixd y te Canellr f tire Exchequer for the remis- Thattheforeoin reslutons e pblished in The Times~ arsd Co~rer ondo paers,theDsrly M rcvy and tire Derby Reporter. SindInisehiitf of the Mieetlng.l THOMTAS BRIfDGIPTT. The thanks% of the Meeting were then voted to Mr. lrirdgett, for his od,,,t in, the cVhair. IjAMTL'ro,NTixN SYSTEMI.-A PUBLIC CLASS T4fir the FRENTCH LANTOUX %Gv ill meet at the Hlanrlltonilan Cia,s. voo-ni, 10 pouiAtry, THIS EVE.NING, March I I, at 7 o'clock preeiselv. A pu;blic rIa's for the German Language will also meet at the same pla&e this evelting, IMarch 11 at 8 oelock precisely. The whole course dIvided into S sCections, each section consisting ,f 10 leqeOon. payablt in advanice I 1. Tie excellence of this system is now too wvell establi3hed to Te- q-ire forther commnent. In these, as in the private classes, tie P-roil mry. with moderate attention and applcation, sviithotit getting rsnr thing by rote or the previous studdv of the graunmiar of any lail- guisei, arinlire in thee first section, or IO lessons of one hollr each, a perfect knowledgze ot the 21 chcpters of the Glospel of St. John, whieh, on thee ordinry plan, would oectsp yateast as mnanly noonths. New Private Classes for the Greek. Latin, PreRch, Grmanai, Spanish, ce Itarlin are non' forming at the Hamiltonian Class Rooms, arsd wll rem"ln open a fe- days longer for the rec.eptions of pers,nys who sals fee .iiposd tjoaii themi. polnlc Classes forthie French and German Langilriges svill be formed inP a. few v f I in Ieiecstei-.sqxire, or its linmedlate neighourhood. spttuseS: detailing the Proeiency attirined in eachi section, may hbe had on asiplltetirin at the *lamnltonian Olaass Ro/oms. 10i, Poultry. sIR. l.hAM!LTON I-as the, honour of informing the rX Pzblilc, thsaFa PUBLIC LECTURE, introductory to the forma. -t I Pmhlie Fr'eneh and Latin Clasees,vill be delivered at the City of r.ondeien Tazverr,on SaturdaY eventig nfext, at half-past 7 precisely. Tickee grauituly may be had of Me3srs. Boosey and Son, book- elra ad etr -,t or of Mr. llaiUton, 25, Cecil-street, Strand. The Ptibslc (Cia se5 -ill mtEet inn Wednesdays arid Saturdays. Tule L,tin Publie Class at 7. and the French at us quarter after 8. Both el, ses 4vill nseet In private rooms at the City of London Taverns, on rWeinc*day evenllngnext, tbe`1t7iinist. Nanies for both classes wpill be linaciedl*tely takcen by blesses, Bossey and Son, or by Mt. Harmilton. :Thvrerims ~tL per erectlon of 10 lej.5one foth ulecas 21. l Os. for rieptat,Fs instruction thbesame In both. SIar.aniiltn wishes not to snionopolize his ibysteml of teachin)g, and is pleased to pereive that , -number of Gentlemen have adopte-d -it; Ps.Mighes . *L however t.hbe understood that he is wtholly uneoinected -svithsta of- thrm., tqlat hIopas nbo estanlishnient Ini the city; but he -wiiltnt ha ptob neet anylpnvate class of 6 persons or more whereyim ltibliy~tf Keybto the Historhai Sacru of L'Htosnond Ia no,w, 5tzpgu~h pijiTni%ttd-thC pttls at -6s. Thoie wvhp are Willing to st ifr-wich full-directirins'aro I tonthaatk.suallV y i1i5 In t1sobest sthools IntWo years. A knpa53gedl' hIsbdok 1 Ara3ftfleed t6i al Mr. tae lessons eWWb, each Stetion EASTr ?I15XA HOUJM Merh 101 1S24. VJ?~E our o~Direct-ors of the tfa"cr ,ompmy3 - of, V M`erc'a&nut3 O?lEngiand trading to tIwC Erst Indfili:d0 2slels'th ~Ve1otr~etlrt aO~lERNI' Co. RT of th151WA,l CO (PANT Instant, fraum 9 O'clock tn thke mnorninig atiitL ! '45~til; eaji-lS P,. the E )C[N of a DI11ECTOPROf M R=sS4 .. , afOl of Si Thms Reid; hart deceised. ,TOSgPHD Wi~bO EAST, INDIA i~0S, scIO,'S4'~ rj'9E ~o'jrt. of Director-* 6/ tt U d 'give Notite, that thie Court will Ire readvy to- r'eeOIve`PROPS Sui Writitrg, on ortbefore Wednesday, the3lst of. March, lnstanrfL l h owascro osyasrso oodsound stibstani55l.SULPS, Of~ the prgao ,nr orA townes tof 600 t'mns registered mn;surnhefit;-%Plt0E~ [fit ffegta hch they may, be *wii1ngi'ed le&~ eird l5 the -n t- e aac,crmcownruonoot.on ~n The tenders, writh thle Words "Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left wvith the Secretary, at this Hotise, at or befo)rel12o'celoelS at nouin,on theabovc.mentioned day, beyond which booir no tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary, Tire particulars oaf tire ternis and c-onditions upon which the ships wVill be re!Lpectively emploved mnay be had en application at the office.1 Iof the Clerk to thie Conimitteeof Shipping, at this H4ouse. onl or after idonday next, the 15Sth inistant. . TothS PROFPRIEOR o LEST INDIA STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, TN consequence of the lamenltel dleaih of Sir Thorras I.Reid. Bdrt, I takce the libertv of soliciting the honiour of vouir votes atnd strpport as aCXNOklyDATE for the VACANT SEA,T lin thie DIRECTION of your AFFAIURS- Pertmit me to exprs my warmest nekm-nwledgments for the Hind encouraigemnent whc hv ecie ince the liat election also. mnost respectfully toetettecninued exertIon's oi my frlen4s, tbeing my determnt opoedto, the ballot. I have tehnrtOb,laies and Gentlemen, Y-our nmost obliged faithfuil Servant, Wewir road-streef, Mart'h l, 1824. J. PETTY MUsPRWXT. Mlr. 'Muspratt's Committee wvill sit daily att the Clty of LondonI raivern, se,here communications atffecting his interest will be thanit- fully received. To~the7 ~PROPISE~TORS of EAST IN5DIA STOCK. Ladiesanod Gentlemen, T HE ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the EASTr INDIA COMPANY being fixed for Tues.'ay, the 23d Instanut, I mos~trespiectfutlly anidearnesqtly entreat thefav-our of your atte.ndanceI attire Eas-tlndia tHouse on that day, when Ilhopuetobeheonoutedw,ithI -Fro the very favourable receptioni I have experienced oni my canivass, I entertain the c-onfidjel nthope thaRt the result of the ballot on thisJ occsionl Will place mne in the lionoinrable situatlon of a Director of your affairs; and I once more beg to asstire you, that, i-n the event of oy, success, I shall endeavour faithfully-, diligently, atnd zealouisly to dliaciarge the duties of that Imnportanit trust. I hiaye tire honour to be. with great respect, Ladieis and fGentleinen. Your faithful and humnble servant. 1I. ST. GRO. TUCKER. 3, Upper Portland-place, Matrch 10. 1824. To te PRpHiRORS f EA$ V IN UIlt SiFOCK. Ladies and Gentlemeni, fN conseqleflCe of thle laTi-ented Death of your late A highly res;ecte.ire and esteemed Director, Sir Th,uinrss Reid. I her leave aigain to introduce myself to your notice as a CANDIDAT1E for supplying thle VACANCY occasioned bry that regretted event. ,In my eir-i-ularorf tire 13th November, 1823, 1 took the liberty of submitting tri vou tire puilnil groutnds uipon which my hopes ot obs- tainning yo)ur ur.niparrt and suitrages are founrded; and I now beg to renews tile expression of my resoliitlon to proceed to tire ballot at the eirsuirig Electioni. 1As I iru.der-suaOd that some doubts have been enitertainied respecting mny capability rif ireing~ chosen a Dlrector, arid that an objection has; been star-ted to univ being chosen, fmnnotled rzi the suppli,ition of nry being_ a Pez~ 4iiole-r of the Cro)wn, I think it right to -Ieclare that I amn nordi w t -tY or iondirectly a Pensisoner ,I' the Crown,-anrd that I ;or ii puo-k ~~foni of tireo'pinion of the highest L.aw Auithroritlex in this Country thrat I Polr n'.t si-Ithini the disqualifying clause of the 13thi George Ill cap. 631, s,e. 2. Allowy mi to return iiys mlost sincere Rckiiowledgemenits for tire kinid reception I liar- already experienced frmrr You, rind to add that. I shall nsL iny beat exertions~ to in> my respect- tor all the Proprietors,; alionill army oro~iCsl'ni take place. I trust yout wtill have tIre goodness to~ %scribe it trr secideiit. surd the shurtneas of the petiod that nnay Inter-' scoc before the Elec tionr. I hiave tIre ioiun,r to he, writh tire reatest respect, Ladle,, aLnd ("entleineii, Your nio,t ruedlenrt huronhle servant. 13, Ilruton-street, M4arrir I, ',.24. q _ROBERT . FARQOIiAIt. JR . '. FRQU-HAR's COMLMITTEE will siT' rC~ AILYa; te Lndon Tavrn'e, Bisbhopisga.te-street, arhere all Coin- 5n, Ir,ri-tor reatv o his, Electron srIll be Ithankfully received. t:rnrnittee tRoom, Londoni TIavern, March 1, 18214. ToT tire P;ROPRIETORS oif EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladiesi and tlcrtlenien, TI HE Election of a Director of the East Indtia Conpipsn To being fiacid for Tuesday, the 23d rinetarit. I beg most respectfuilly tsleithe firvourt of yojur attendance a., tire balliot, at the India Hollse, on that dauy. St has b-eeini ari soioui, desire to pay mny personsal respects to every Proprietor', anid: if I have failed il airy inistance, I trust the oniisslon siill inst he inmputed to Irntenrtionral neglect. but to tire frequent chanLige or residencearnd the extenraive niature of the canivass. Thle Very fiatterinri assurnoces I(f -support scithi which von have reeir pleased to lionour roe exceed nay most sanguine expietations; and,ho he ven of ry uccss,per it ie to asqsure you that my tim ard ittntiinshal b eclialviydevoted to the faithful dis- chage f he iuleswhch aybe nirusted to ore. The kindness aridconirlratoriI hve xpeiened romthe Proprietors, generally. and artiulaly fom troa seh hav prmi,,ed risie their suffrages, Your very faithfuil andI obedienit servanit, Lotruinn Tavern. March 10, 1824. CHiARLES MACKIN'NON. Mlr. hrlacktnriuoir'l Comnuittee sits daily at thie Lonrdoni Taverir, sihere all communications will be thankRfully received. XTORIiSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES, 1824, before the Hu_rHonourable Sir John Bayley, Kniight, and the H-onourable Sir Georrge qcowvey iloiroyd, Knight, ons Saturday, the 20th day rrf Miarch, It is ordered. That thlere be twrrl Cause Papers; thefirst. sehere the plaintiff's attorney resides in tIre Nor-tb and East Ridlngs; the secotid, whr teplainrltff'slrtttirney resideselgewhere- Tireentry ofcausesln tire fi rst l1ist nlsrust take place before I1I o'clock in tire mnorninig of the first da ; inchi tire court sits; -arid in the secrond list before 12 o'clock .me tire second day osr srhrieh the court sits. T-he an,ises Iti toec first Slat wrll bre first prtuceededl in till thley are finished, and tire undefended catuses Iii tliritt list will be taken at the!fsitting of the court on Tuesday nliaminig, If riot sooner disposed oft and the undefended cause's lii the second list isill he taken at rtire sitting of the couirt on the Saturday nmorning In the first siyek of the assizes, if not suooner disposed of. The witnesses in tire common, jury causes In the seriond list need riot he ir; attendance until Friday- morning in the first week, unless thiey receise notice to tIne contrary during the assizes. Trire switnesses anid special jurors in special Jury causes in the first is,t riced riot be inl attendarnce until Thursdlay morsirilg irs the first wceek, sad the witniesses and special jiurors In the special jCnry cau,,es In the second list need riot be Ita atters-dance itntil the second week, unl.ess thley receive notice to tire contrary during the first wveek of the a'ssues. s-iad it is fuirthier ordered, that the uinder sheriff shall, on sum- urioning a3pecial iuries for the next a'aizes, give notice to themn that a fuill a'tendance of special juroirs w-ill be peremptorily requzired, and tirat liotice by tire post shall he seit to each of therri of the days on wtinch the causes shall be fixed for trial, I Byn5 the Court,C CAPES. '.Mr. James Russell, York. Under Sheriff, Mir. Charles Lever, Gray's-ion-sq%iare. Agenit. A"' MEETING of MERU HA.NI'S, Wooltdealu?rs, - Worsed Manfacturers, and Others, Inlrahltairts of the Towrn a'i Neghr.rrhnodof Leeds, lheld at the Court-house in Leeds, on Satuday th 28h ofFebuar, 124, to take inito tonsideruti~oni the EXPORTATrION rrf LONG WVOOLI,IOtleECEQE toaoith HIENRY HALL1, EsAq. Ill tire Chair, It sata iinrraimously resolvecd, TIhat tire followVing Petition against the measurre be prrescnted to the Hotrourable the Housieof Commons:- To tire Honurrrrrable the Comimons of the Uniited Kingdom of Great Brltairi arid lrelaird, in Parliamnent as,s'nlbled. The brunrirle Petitioni of the Merc-hants~, Worrldettlers, Worsted M.%ann- factnrrers, arid Others, Inhabritanrts of the 'rosvn and nieighbourhood nif Leeds. in the Counity i,f York, Shosweth. 'rhat v,uur petitioners have noticed withr great alarm the proposal of the (lisincellor of tire Excheqiuer to allowv the exports- tion of long iol Anid Your Petitioners beg leave respectfully tin suite, that luing woiol. suich as Is used in the mannufacturing of worsted stuffs~, is the exclusive growvth of this cotintry, and its rothisen finied to certain districts only in this couintry;nadta ogos suichi as r,re called wiorsted stuffs, are Ilrr.le in ayohrcutyi tire sNorld. Yorur petitioners aire at a loss to conceive xrhat motive can exist to iniduce Governinenst to prirt with lolg sno9l in a rawv state which is takers nariufacttrred, with three or four times its original v'ahue addled to it, of British labouir, and ton tire full extent that any country reu'-lres, andI for this very resason, that they can get lt nowhere else, fi'ouipetiti.nerlt beg leave tin stete. that the qtraltitt of worsted stuffs exported has Increased during the last SIX years fifty per cent. or one mililiron per annutm. Youir petitioners feel alarmned at tire cirerinistance of the proposi- lion to export lonig Vool, on the ground thlat it will be highly inJunious to tens of thousanids of the inhabithrlts of this coluntry, many of whomi have large capitals engaged in the manufacture of it. Your petitioners cOnsider this mneasure particularly injuriorus, as there Is a deserilirtlon of long avool grown abroad, wVhich, wvith tire addition of onie-thilrd of English. wvill nianuifaeture into goodl stuffe, hot is useless for that purpose wvithout English wrool. As soon as the measure gets fairly into operationl, yoUr petitioners wiould ldnd that the losw price of these wools si-ould secure it a mnarket. wyhile only one pack of the English in the rase stato wvould be wranted whlere we, norsr sensd three, with three or four times their original cist akdded to tireori, of the labour- of those! who consume the carcass of the sheep, as well as the corn of the farmer. Your petitioners w*uld also hisoshly State, that besides the ad- valntages wlhicli foreigners wvill derive from obtaninig our tong wool, whire Ib they wtill brlngt tlheir own into use, great ad vantage will re- suit to them from the circumstance of oils arid dye wiaras being free from duty, wvhilst wve have to pay a high rate of duty. And youtr pe- t llsn egallse to remark, that the manufactuier here will not olhaetstruggl sIt hs diavantages but tire lowness of iab,ulr on the clirrtinent. for It cannot be denn-d'that sVhllirt the legis. latuire of this country is tryfing the experiment of a free exportation of tong wool. they are preventing the msanusfacturers here from cons. peting with those abroad, by conitlnulog restrictions on the pricet of co.rn, riher,eby the price of labour is considerably enhanced. Your pttoes thierefore most humbly pray your Honourable Houe, tat nio alteration may takee place in thc laws to prevent the e,xporration of British long wvool; and that your petitioners may, he heard throuigh their counsel and agents against a measure so fraught wvith injuryitoyour petitioners and the klingdom at large. And youir petitioners4 will ever pray. Tire above petition has been pre-sented, signed by 13,500 indivIduals. NATION'AL INisTITUTION for the PRESERVA- TION of LIFPE from SHIPWVRECK.-t.ondon, Match 4. 1824. Patroni, HIS MAJESTY. VICE-PATRONS, II.R. H. the Duke ofTYr I -H.H.tireDuke of'Giocester H-.R.H. the Duike o Clarence IH R. H. Prince Leopold of Saxe- H.R.H. tire Dtuke of Sussex ICoburg Presidenit. the Earl of Liverre5oo, K.G. VICE-I1RESIDENTs. RLs Grace tuie Arcbishop of CaOi TeErsofIars-r terbury I f Loilsdzle, K.G. His Grace tire Archbishiop oif Yoirk I of Spenicer, K.G. H4is GraLcethe Duke of St. Albans I Lord V'iecosnt Exmnuth ITh'e Mvost Nioble ithe Intarqunis of I Melville Camden, K.G. - j Torrington The Most Noble the Miarquis of, The Lord Bishopof Chester Hertford, K.G. Vlce-Admiral of Durham CornwaaU and (if the Coast of London. Suffolk Lord Amelluns Beauclerk The Most Nobie the Marquis of John Itussell Lansdowzi Stowell Thie Earls of Brosnlovr Suffleld. of Cravenr Annlual Donatiols. Suirerip- Subscriptionsalreadyadvertlsed ?2,123 170 LIII 9 0 Subscriptions since reeeived. His Royal Highness the Duke of Giocester 105 0 0 At Messrs. Srith, Payile, and Coes. George Smith, seq. MuI.P. * 10 10 0 J. Christopher, esq. ...2 2 0 At Messrs. IHr'are's. General Wni. Cartwrlght 10 10 0 Lord Sondes . -52 10 0 At Messrs. Sikes and Cv's. Rev. ThomasSikes 100 2 2 0 Rear Admiral Fellowes - * 10 10 0 G. H. Woollaston, esq. - 10 0 0 Messrs. Bailey, Surgey, and Blight - 2 2 0 HenJ. Flounders, - - -- - 10 e0 0 Johbn D. Powles, esq. - - - 1010 0 2 2 0 John Ward, esq. - - 25 00 Geo. HaidEmand, esq. - - - 25 0 0 CharlesMorris, esq. juua - 10 to 0 Alex. Lewvis Provost, esq. - - 1- 10 0 Jokin Lark-in, esq. - - - 5 5- 0- Captain C.-C. Darnsey, R. a. - 5 5 0 Thos. Roberte,esq. 0 10 0 6rl Ssencer, EC.G. - . - - 5-6 100 3 0 0 'Wrn. aldlmaii esq. M.P. - - 25 0 0-- -- -v . Edward liurrr, esq. - . -10 0 *- 2 2-0 Capt. Edw. Chapman Oradfoi'd, Z.IC.S. - * 10,10,0- Jah Wivd,es. .-, >- .^ - * 1 WV' 2 2 9Y Qto. ured. :oung csq. -. 2- - : * * -. * lO 10O. * 2 s Q Donations aud sobecripifonjw wlVi1 'b recalved by, Wi SIExt6 ees, Treasurer, 5 Maanslbnsrthung-atreeg atid hbj t,he beveral b=n1ir it -Ih Instropotis, . . *. SOO. -o. - 1 7 x SldrXit''~~~~~~~~~~~tt,.!'r1'jS AI -VLA . tbpLb Kc'li rEl:.EFfnDee &y azl r h6aitllEAtl fi-iS md StN ,"-tntxutbAv-t.N ,Tw.April .te boxesttU qrdi't w1lexlt. .l'leget.aud plaee$ for >((.. Li eEEggt td bLper7lde S tt Fkptthe $nC0NP CONCERT SPIRITUE19.of A?ECIENTO 0 Yn-t,iRc( ~iNtSlCjSihtiftOehe oeeertaSpirUiaueltt ta7ris,&eilFtaite ylcrot5tiftida3snext. IS .o iCocdt. WlSI pte5ide at tbC ;:zatio,fsrtqS LoI4SP afth-RnZdM.BoiegnolettL. -Fo the Solop,Messrs. ,45ndlevwl. inas*.tprzzi CentRon; ^v~i1^, and Riesewretter. Mr. ,J. T. Harc! ilsid r, ieet the nrgZn.a -The O)rebestra'andCiioi5sii wlU tSa *electetfm tl!e lWkit p&for rs;utud eoelist of upwvards of 120 persona. T)et-wlrole tQ.b tsisderzthe dlr eeon of Signor Corcta. The *art l '.v.tutesfro?m- ?Detmt'pohoobnl Vogoe1; 9uarPettO from aind e e FaSlleroP by MrdVesrAs, Ca?adori. Messrs. :urioni :md 8elletti, Roesil. Alr, from "The Messiah," "He was desptsed and rqected of Men," by Miss Love, Handel. Concerto on the cl:- rie,b 'r. WOa,Lnpir. . uet,fro "Adelaa e Aleramo," by, lletsrx. GRrci and Carieni,Mayer. Recitative, " I Feel. xnd Air, "Arm, Arm, yeHrave," by mr. Atkins, lHaindel. Air. by Ntadame Catalani, Handel. Finale, from "Cleineiz-a dl Tito," by Mlesdames Catalani, Vestris, Caradorl, Casteili, and Mr. Kellner, Mo7art. Part2. Overture, from" Marla Montalbai," Winter. "Sta. bat MIater," by eight voices, %without aeeompaniment, which is annfl- Rlly sunng intheC Cape ofSt. Pietro In Rtome:, first chornisbvMesdamses Vestris, Caradori, Castelil, ILove, Messrs. Garcia, Curiont, Kellner, and AtkiSns: second chorus, frill chorus, Winter. Concerto on the violin, s performed xvith great success at the Philharmonic Society, by Mr. Kiesetretter, MaYseder. Duetto, "Ti Veggo, I'Abhracio,' by 'Mes. dames Vestris anrid Caradori, Winter. Aria, by 'MadamQ Catalani. Quartetto, from "1Idomeneo," by Nfesdarnes Catradori, Vestris, Nies. sleurs Garcia, Kellner, Mozart. " Rtle Britannia" (by particular de- sire). Mladame Catalani. Applications respecting boxes to be made to :lr. Seguin, Opera-office, 105, Quadranf, Regent-street. Price of Boxes 3 guIneas eac.b Adailssion to the boxes, 10i. Od.: pit 7s.- gallerY 3s 6d. The concerts will begin at half iast 7 oneloek. (IONTRACTS,-Paving and Matcrials for the Repair It_, of Roads.-Notice Ia hereby given, that the Board of Highwrays and Footpaths of the parlsh of St. Mlary, Islington, wvill meet oln Tues- day, the 23d Instant, at the Vestry Room, at 7 o'clock in the venting precIsel, to receive PROPOSALS for PAVING the FOOTPATHS, and s_pplying materials for the repair of the roads, under the control of the said Board, for one year fronm the 25th inistant. The nature of thp articles reekuired, alld the stipulations to which the contractor wi11 hare to contorm, will be furnished on application being made at the clerk's office. Islington. Persons desirous of contracting must attend with their proposals at the time and place before-nmentin,med. RO ERT OLDERSIIAW, Sinn. Clerk to theTlrosFtees. ONTRACTS.--The Governors and I)irectors of the i Poor of the Pari'h of Bernondsey, Surrey, will nmeet at the Workhouse, in Ruisell-street; on Wednesday, thel7th dayof March Instant,at il o'elnckin the norninig precisely, torecrive PROPOSALS and agree for SUPPLYICNG the P 1OOR iHOUSES, for fl months, from the 25th instant, with gooA short quarters of OX BEP.F, at per stone, and good Wether MAftton, thin Ilocester Cheese. g,,od secon.d ll'.se Cork BEtter,' at notiess thaln 5t'bRsof regular ruinning numbers at R del!very, the best Wheaten Bread (for the homne house) in loaveS of I pound 3 quarterf and 2 pounds welght, ar may be directed by the Iuaster, at a dxed price per ewt., good snmall Beer, at per barrel. Milk, at per doz.quarts; and Coffins aud Shrouds. The several contractors wvill be required art their owrn expense to enter Into a bond wvith two approved sureties for thp lduo performance of their respective con- tracts, The buitcher and baker wvill be paid every ii weeks., nd tl:e other contracters at the end ,f each 3 months. A form of tender and further Information mLF he obtained by appication at the Clerk's Office, 18 5. Bermondsecy-street, but no proposnI will bereceived unliess in the printed form, sealed up, and left at the Clerk?s of01e, on the Tuesday Preceeding the day of mneeting, and snme person Is to) artend the meeting of governorsioul behalf of the persons making tenders, to explain the same If necessary, March 8, 1824. B. DREW. jin. Clerk. GY UILDHALL, London, March 6, I84.-CONTRAC'r forMEAT, and COALS.-The Committee of Aldermen relative to Gaol* do here?y give notice, that they will me-rt at the MlansionHouse, on Satulrdy, the 13th day of Nlarli insRtant, at 11 'cloek In the forenloon precieely,.r RECEIVE PROI'OS kLS in writing, scaled up Ironr Parties willing to SUPPLV the best WHEATEN BREA D to th1e Debtors' ('eon, in,n hlite'ress-streelt, aid the Borougi Comp- ter, ota period of 6 months, coimencingi fzon Lady-day next, such proposals to state rbe price per csvt. Also to receive ..roposals for the s1r)ply of Meat, for the several pris.,ns of the city of London, and the i-rough Compter for tire tame timiie, suich Proposal to state the price of ruzat per atone, and the price of ox-heads district. All particulars as t. qeanity and anly information which may be deemled requisite ran be had upon application to the keepers of the sevcral prisons. The C oasmil.ee w ill at the same timne receive proposals inl vriting, sealed np,for-the supply of sh)ouit 400 ehaldrons. pool measure, of Einhton, Flliadceli,ebburn Main, Ileaton or Hollywel Coals, tto bed,;vcrcd free of all el,srgcc, with the ship meter's and land meter's certificates. aIt the sev eral nrleO'S of the eity of London, the Borouigh Cormpter a,id the Towin Ilal,. of the Borough of Sortthws arX, in such quantitie,. and at such times as may i,e required from tinle to tine. Parties seznding in proposalsare expected to attend. WOODTiHOiiPE. i,_COTS KiRK.-Caledonian Chap. 1; - Liverpool, i7., Oath, Leeds, York, Bristol, Birmingham. or other great tosnis. -The F-riends of a most exeaptary Scotch Gentleman. about 30 years of age, and A. M. of the University of Ediolnurgh, wbih to in- trodutce him to the notice of anY persons of consideration who mnay have interest suffffcient to noinate a MINISTER to a CALEl)t- NIAti CHAPEL. The advertisers will pledge theniselve; for the high respectability, wvorth, integrity, and capability in every respect of the Miniister in qiestion, rho, it is proper to add, ha s ;already distinguished lhimscif in Lonidon and its vicinity as a preacher. as well as classical Instructor of youth, and is knonrn to many personsI of honiour and respectability, to whomi he could at all tinmes refer. As this notice is inserted entirely lunknown to the gentleman. alid fromF a sincere Nrish tc' serve a valuable 'n ani and to benietit a con- grenatlou, no verbal applic:tions wrill be attenided to. Letters, stating articulars, sili he hinmediately answered, if addressed to A. B. C. to the care ot Mr. Plunily, 16, Newr Cavendish-street, Mary- lebone London.