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'TIIE ALLIANCE BRITIS! gild PORrEITN LXPE and FIRE ASSUR.- ANCE CowMPANY. PRESIDENTS. Jobn Irving. esq. M.P. fiN. .Rt!lId. cell. rrancis Baring, esq. H oiioe Swnuel Gurney, esq. ore DiREarojis. James Al1exander, esg. Ml.p. Charles Greenwood, egq G. H. Barnett, esq.IJ es yat,uneu. Charles Bevan, esq. ~I 'Williamn Howrar , esq. John Bowden, esq. Jahn Innes, esq. M;P. Arch. Campbeil, esq. IVWiilacn Kay. esq. 'Williarm Crawford, esq. OSwVald Smith, esq. Timothy A. Curtis', esq. H. hl. Thornton, esq. Franiies Cresswei, esq. Thomas WVilson, eaq. AUDI'rORS. 3.Poel Buxton. eeq. 1.1.. Thomas Masterman, csq. Cdharles Campbell, es . Bankerii, Messrs. Smit . Payne,and Smiths; Messrs. Hoare, Barznett, and Co. Actuary-Beojamzin Gomrertz, esq. F.Rt.S. PhiysIcian-John Rt. Hlume. MT.D. Curzon-street. Counsel,..Lancelot Shadwell. esq. Solicltor-.yohn H. Pearce. esq. Surveya...Thns. Allason, e3q. Perc!Y-street, iiedford-squ-rTe. 'tRSORS ef'ecting either Fire or Lfife Policies with thte U Aliane Comany ill njoythe followlng important ana I. iodrai prmius bth n freand lirefeasuraness. 2. Prfet Sesirty.~Ihecapial f 50000001. aterllng, urnder the immeIatemanaemen of he aove oardof Direetors, Is pled.-ad for 3. Prt.clPtiointhproitsby hebolders both of Fire kad Life The profltsato the Fire depautmcnt appropriated to the assured will 'he dlatrehuted at the close of each sucecessive periodl of 5 years. In the form of a per centage on theamnount of premlinms which hai'ebeen paid. The prfitts of the Life department apPropriated to the assured will be applied either to the reduetion of thle rate of the future 'premniums to lhe paid on the policy, or to the fIncrease of the sum as- aiwed on the lire, as shall be most agreeable to the assured. 4. Persons whose lives are assured are allowed to pass, In timae of peace, In decked anld steam vessels, to and from any of the ports and Islands-of the United Kingdomn, and to and from a British port to-any part of theContinent betw,een the Texel and Havre, both ports incluslive, without previous eommnunicatleu withs the directorz or the. pavyment ofan additional prenmiusm. 6. The Ilives of Military and Naval Officers in the united kingdomn are asisured,at the -ame rateof leremium aselvilians. so longHs they are not despasebed on foreign or engaged in the preventlive service, or ex- poed professiosnally to additional risk from. thils couintry being Invaded y a torel-n enemy or made the seatt of openi rebellion against the coil- etituted autborities.-4. New-court. St. Sstvitbin's-liaiL. 'May 31.1824. EC-ONOMiC LIFE SUAC OelETY, No. 3' ridge-sitreet, flajtfriars. DIRECTORS Sir JAMlESNfA('iNTOSH. ?H. P. Chialrman. ROBERT CHALOV4ER, Eso, HI. P. Deputy Chairman. Lancelot Baiigh, Allen, (?Sq.~ IFraFncis iemble, esq. Steohen tNico son Barber, e sq. T.Frankland Lewis, esq. H5. P. Thomas Fenn, esg. Thomas Mteux, esq. Charles David Gotdon. esq. H. Frederick Stephensgon, esq. Capt. GeogeHrrs R N . l GGdfrey WV. Wentwvortli, esq. george Farren, esq. Resident, Director. Atudltors-i.Jhrt Kno~wles. esq. F.Ri. S., John Kymer, esq., and John George Shawv Lefevre. eseq. F. FL S. Physician, JohTn Mason Good, M. D. F. R. S. Goiildford-street. SurgeTon, B3enjakmin Travers ,cq. F.R.S. Newr Broad-street. ADATGES rXCLUSlVE`LV B~LONGlNG to this INSTITUTION. or for a for yin and middle-aged Lives lower- 11 tan n ny oficein nglnd:payable annually, hialf-yearly, o quatery, r fr alimited nurnher of years only. A temporary precautionary capital of'200,0001. which will lbe paid off as son a an dequte srplu eaptaisall have been accumulated fromthe~rei,e fo shrt trms ths the sUbseribeed capital Serves as seurey o te asurd ithut eranently draining the profits. Thre.forthsof he pofis diide amng.st the assured, until the sharholdrs re pid of, nd tenceortthe en tire proti ts, by addi- tios t thir oliies wih iterst heron Sn red-action or the pre- The Trustees sign every polley, sand give the assured an Immediate remedy against the fund Itself. On the hack of every pulley for thle whole termn of life is a scale of its true value fromi year to year, at is-hlch price the Society contract to purchnse It, or to lend two.thirds thereof to the holder to enable him to c,sntinue the futiure Premiumis without incoenvenience. The Assured having the Contract of the Trustees to purchase Poli- cies, may redus.e the annual premiums at pleasure. For Instance, by taking 10 polieles of 1001. each, Inistead ofl1 ofl1,0ool. wieienver abonus of I1I01. Is ad'ded to the gross aixeunt. thje assured bYsellinx one policy, to the soci'ety will receive its true value, and reduce his premiuitm onle. tenith. Without diminishing the 1,o001. Thus, lie may either apply thebns~ in augmentation of the sumn insured, or In reduction ot nIt fntcn!e premWiumis. 'Thee ae n agnts to this institution, and consequently the con.. liiion whch oud .e allowed to them are properly deducted from A phsican o ecosuligsured eon of emninence In every principal Propsal frm te cnoty t hesenit to the resident director, who wil gie al pope inormtio tosave the necessity of personal at- tendncebefoe te bard. ASYIU3TfM SSURCA_NCE COM_PANY. (f-IONFUNTING its batsineess eg3c1esiveiZJ to Assuiring tiec \l.,/ Lives of Persons g,oing beyond thle limits of Europe, or wvhose health falls below the standard of select life, or who are emnployed In 'trades or occutpations wvhich wouild subject them to rejectionl or an usscertainrate of premluni at other offices. CAPITNL ?240,000. This Institution n-ill not requiire the aid of an act of parliament to Carry Its prov'isiols inito etfect, by reason that tIhe trustees, sthe have the aCtUal custodyof the funids. wilt sign every Policy,. so as to give the assured an Immediate remedy against the fund Itself. In many of the establishments for life Insurance, the assurances of a select and domestic character are most Improperly mixed tip wvith those of greater and Ill understood hiazard. This System operates most Injuriously to those who wrish to visit foreign clImattes, or who labour under diseases not tending materially to shorten itfe, as the m-nagers. not having Incurred the great labour anid expense of collecting materials for accurate caliculations, charge excessive premiu;ms In such ca7es, that, If theY err, they may In Jus- tice to the select assured err on the side of caution. Persons about to go abroad aPply to a variety of offices for Insur- ance. 'trithout the certainty of obtaining It at supy. The directors permIt their fears to exaggerate the dangersi of un unhealthy climate, util they almost bring themselves to believe that Immediate death awvaitst those who venture within Its influence. The proposer is con- se4tuently- either rejected as unins4urable. or accepted as an object of compassion. at a premium su greatly excessive aks to leaye no qhtestlon as to the ultimate result. Many are deterred fromn makcing proposals by the consciousnessi of some sliclet odily alilment or supposed hereditary taint, and by the apprehension that after they have disclo;ed circumstances of extreme delicacy, and subjected themselves to exposure by referring to their frieuds tonstisfy onie Board of Directors, they may be rejected as alto- gether ineligiblo in that institution, and he driven to make similar exposures to another Board of Directors onl the chansce of acceptance at an additoional premiumi of 10 or perhaPs 100 per sent. Thie E.onomlc Life A-stsrance Society wvas establishied for the pur- haisa'll thbe"a'd'van'tages of whi-ch Life Insurance Is capable, aud as 'the rates 01 premIum charged by that assocIaionll for young and mid- dl" e-ae lives arc lower than those of any etlier insttittiton, so the soit_sformedon prliitipics notadmltcingof anyrikska hichnmight In the sllightest degree break in iupon the sgecurity, or chieck the pro- fits of the im-nediate objects of its care. The Directors of the Asy-lum, cnomposed in part of the Econonule Direct-rs, have collected wiith great care 1usd expensee materials for accurate calculations for insuring exclusively the lives of persons froIn g abroad, an d of those affl icted w Ith su ch maladieei, or einployed Such tradecx or occupatiors a-u vould subject themn to rejection In the Economic, anjd to rejection or an uncertain rate of premIu ni r other institutions. Thus, the Asylum ad'ords to the afflicted and travelling:parTt Of the comimunity a certainty of aLssurance with a re-uptetahle Proprietary Company, at rates of premiuim consistent with the ris-ks proposed, wvithout mixing up such assurances wvith those granted on select lives. Thie two institutions are perfectly distinct from each other In prin- ciple, In capital, and in proprietary. Per-ons ahouit to dfepart for foreign elinoates, by statingpartlculars at the Comp-any's Office will be Instantly Informed of the premiuim to be paid, svhich will be apportioned not only wvith reference to the geneal ealhines o th cliate bu tothe particular service In- tened.Fs. intane, he ivi, mlitry,and maritime,3ervices in the iffren prsidncie intheEas Inies ill be charged at difrerent An ffie fr tansctig bsinss vli be sosedly opened In the neihbnr~of he oya Exhane.In the men time informa- tionmay e otaind attheEconmicLife Office, 34, Bridge-street, RTIS'CS'BENEVOLE T FUND, st~ablshed 1810. A-The Friends of the Fine Artcs are respectfuilly Informed, that th e FIFTEENTH4 ANNIVERtSARY.of the "INSTITUTION for Re- lieving the Widowq and Orphans of Artists will be celebrated In Frse- masons! Hall, on Satuirday, the Sth of Junie. His Royal Highness PItINCE LEOPOLD In the chiair. The Interests of this institution are intrusted to the management of a Committee of fifteen membe2rs annually elected. Ten being Amateurs and five Arti-sts. The socilety ha~sbeen oPento every.artist ofrmerit in the unltedklngdom e~versince Its establishm)ent in the lear 181 0. and by the pa~yment of an annual trifle to the join!t st"c 'ind, for their own reller,should they ever happen t',require it,heir Widows asod Orphanls become entitled as a nteofrgto nA- nuitSr 1m the B3enevolent Fund. matrorihtonA- .Si JOHI'i EDWARD SWVINBURNE, Bart. F. R. S. and P. S.A. Chairman and Trustee. DANIEL MIOORE, Esq. F. R. q. ILincoln's-lnn, Treasurer and Trustee. STEWVARDS. TheRiht on Eal ower IRobert Branstos, cs'. The ightHon.the Earl of Biejamin Bond Cabbell eseq. S'.xathmorc I ~~Samuel Carteyright eseq. TJ', Riht on.theEaloI George Clint, eec7. . R.ILA. Tankerville W~~Iillaiam Bernard Cooke.* esq. heRight Hon. tbe EArl of H4enry Fraedlie. esq. Witon Williamn Croft Fish seeq. The Right Hon. Lord PrUdhoe Thomas Curson Hzansard eseq. The Right Hon. Frederick Robin. Williamn Peacock esq- Sol]. H. P. Win. H. Pickersghl , s.ARA The Right Hon. Robert Peel, HI.P. Johit Py,seq., esq. ARA The Hon. George Agar Ellis, NH.P. E.. N. Thornton. esq. Sir Frederick Baker, bart. 'Edw. Vernon Utterson,eq Sir Willitam Adams. k-nt. James Vine, esq. ..eq John Anierstela. esq. Ambrose Warrenl, eRq. John Iliderton Bur, sq Charles Nl Willich ,e'sq. Edwxard Hodges Baileey. sq. R.A. Francis Wi'nr. e Francis Rernascon, eseq. iNlichael Al. Zachary esq. Tickets (Including dinner, dessert, and uvinel. lus. tobe had of thze Stewvards; of the Secretary. 23. Mornniongt.nplace, Hampiptead-roadi or at the tavern. Dinner on table at half past .5 for 0 precisely. ROBEIlT BALHIANNO, Hon. Sec. N.B. The wyhole of the tinusical arrangements, and the granid piano. ,will be under the direction of ?ulr. Breadhlurst. TfN AID of' the FUNDS of the ROYA METROPO. IL LITAN INFIRIMAR'Y for SICK CHILDREN, consecrated to the rnemry ofteltrness Charlotte, which, In 3 years and a half, hsetnded its benefits to upwards of 22,000 patients 5vlthoutletters ,of recommendatirn, a GRAND MTISCELLANEOUS CONCERT will take place at the King's Ancient Concert Rooms, Hanover-square, on Friday, Jane 11, 1824. Patron, lI-lie MAJESTY the KING. VICE-PATRONS. Hi1s Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Hlis Royal Highness the Duke of CLARZNCE, His Royal and Serene HIghness Prince LEOPOLD of SAkXE-COBURG. PATRONIISSES. Her RoYal Highiness the Duchess of CLAIRENCE, Her Royal i-iichnees the Duchess of KENT. VICE-PATRONESSES. Tier Grace the Duchess of North-! The Right Hon. Dowager Countess umberland IBrownoion The 1'ost Noble the MAarchioness The Rifgot Hon. Dowager Lady De of Tnolvoshire ClifTord The Mlost Noble the Do'Wager Mfar- The Right Honl. Baroness WUl. chioness of Lan,sd=s lougbeby Tke SMost Noble the atlarchioness Rignt Honi. Lady Ellenborough of Conynsham Ri,ght Honi. Lady Sherisorne The Stfoat Noble the Marchioness IRight Hon. Lady Calthorpe. of Exeter The Hon. Arcne Seymour Damer, The Right HoI. the Countess of I Lady- Gore Ouselcy Athlone I Lady' Long The Right Hon. the Countess De I Lady BLunury Grey I The concert will be on the samie grand scale as the last year's per- forrmances, In whch, to the honour of the nusical lprofessi.n, the ladies and genitlemen of eminence who then gave their valuable ser- vices, together wvith the young gentlemen Of the Chapel Royal, St. Paul's. amid Westmnslter Abber, nave again promised their gratuitous assistance. Leader of the hand, F. Crame organ and pianoforte, Sir George Smart. Prtie.conduct, ofil toan nounced inafew days. Tickets.10.s.eParhtobehldviithamuan- wsarehouses of Messrs. Birehall and Co. and Messrs. Chappeal and Co. New Bond-strest I Messrs. Clemnenti and Co. CheaPSide; Mr. Forster. Lisle-street, Leicester-sqitare; Mir. Betts, ROYatl Exchange; l.Po,r Strand; M.'%r. Shade. Soho-square; at the Royal Harmoanic' MrnstPone, Akrgyll Rooms; and of Mr. atr ss, joint treaLsurer, Savile-house, Lel- cester-square. ITANSIONHOUSE &CE of TNACREErt 17iVI h.rtbsI)C.-T h ETburihe lo yers smy e aredo, n enteed ot ueh nmbr- of or n then course ofteesigsme te iana.12 accomodaton agexieel ain e MhNsioHosEo lihttn-l5t,hate. on ga I north side -f the trIvs tay out d ,Dunkeld t an 4 tmies eorth from erth. acof mdtono enelfaiythe house, r eglriekl are s betw anle f and Perth, and th roads are excellent. The teni'nt myb c commedated wvith one or more grass parks If rellujrodadiowl havethepriileg ofhar andparride shonting on tb' sae n ~I~IE LST ~RAD MSQURADE and CAP- It NZVAL THIS SEASON, AROYLLROOMS, Thursday Jun I~fl AND RATORIO, Kiylg's Theatre, next audy Whitsun Eve.-v. H. CUTLERt.lnau. Bac. Oxon, OraitCo- poser, and Director of Mlusic at Quiebec chapel, wlll THRWOE thissplendid ESTABLISHMENTtttPLAY-HOUSE PRICES. The Opera baid is engaged and all thaefirst vocal talent, Appllcations for boxes to be naade to Air. Seguin, Opera-office, Quiadrant. Li,( ING's THEATRE.-Monsieur and Madame I C. VESTRIS respectfully beg leave to inform. the Nobility sna Genitry, Suibscribers tothie0pera,and the Public, that their BENEFIT NIGHT Is fixed for Thursday next, wvhen wvill be presented Mozart'A much admired Opera, entitled DON GIOVANNI: Zerlina, for this nighit only, Myadame Pasta. In the flinale of thle first act, a Pas de Deux, by Monsieur and Madamne C. Vestris. After the Opera, a new Ballet, entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT, a Pantomnimic Ballet in 3 acts, by Mir. DAuberval, revived by Mtr.A.umner. The maicslselected from the. works of MoEart. Beethoven, athdGirowitz. Principal Performers :-Count Almaviva. Mlr. C. Vestrls:t Countess Almaviva. Madle. e Grs: heroin the.Pag). adamie Ronzi Vestris:. Susane, adil. NbletFaucette MalIe. IdRllse Grener; Mar- celne,Madme ~.lalir; igao, r. erdinand: Batile, Mr. Bol errd;Barho , r. enara;Briolsn,Mr. Gouriet, Gripe Sole, Mr Dor; Anoni; Mr Berrand Dacers.-Mr. Le Blionca, Bouglny, ad thewholeCorpsde Balet. Aplctosrsecting boxe tole mae toMr. egui, atthe pera-fie 0.Qarnt. IjjR~FTZWILLIAiN respectfully announces to his ?VLFriends andI the Public that his BENIEFIT, At the Theatre Roa,Drury-lane, will take place on Friday, June 18. Tickets and Plcsto be had of Mlr. FitzwHilaian, .55, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's- linn-fields. ~HETREROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-- Mr. FLITO a t'hie honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, h~Fr~nds andthePublic in general, thazt lie has dyxed his BENEFIT on ondy nxt,the7th of Junie when the Comedy entitled THE HYPOCITE ill e performned ioir the last time this season, with .5O~e~ CoedyealedTHE LIAR, and other knteriraiinments. Zin thecorseoftheevning, Madame CATALANI, Wvho has, wvith her accuistomed liberality, readily offered haer gratuitous services, wvill shli "Ton PhiuAndrt4" from Figaro, Ru.de's Variations; Aria, "Se Nla T"urbo" ;a,ndtwro,verses of" Rule lritaniila."1 Tickets and places May be obtained of-Mr. Ellistoni, 9, Stratford-place; aind of Mr.Spr1ng, Box-office, I'heatre. OY LSOCIETY of 3MUSICIANS.-By commiana J -of110oat Excellent IMAJESTY the KING, wvill be performied, In the King's Concert Rooms. Hanover-square, on Wednesday. the 9th of June, for the BENEFITr of tha,t SOCIETY, the sacred Oratorio) of tuie MESSIAH. The vocal? arts by the principal performers of the Ancient Concert. Leader o the band, Mr. F. Cramer, Conductor, Mtr. (Ireatorex. The Rehearsal will take plaae on Monday, the 7th or June, at12 o'clock. Tie Performance at half past 7o'clock. Tickets for the rehlearsala:nd perfornimance, to admit onie person to each, to be had at Bircball's miusic shop, 133, Newv Bond-street, price one guinea. Admittance to the Rehlearsal hialf a guines. The nobility and genitry are respectfully Informed, that the ANNI- VERSAR'V DINNER of this Society, will take place on WVhitsuin F,ve, June the 5th, at the Argy1llRooms. The Rt.nlon, the Earl of Darnley. in the Cbal-r. Dinner atG6o'clockiprecisely. Tickets (whIch are li- mited to 2.501 one guinea each, to lhe had at Birchall's, Bond-street, and Bett's,' [loyal Exchange. The dinner furnished by Sir. Wand, of Bond-street, and tke wines by Mr. Kay, of the Albioii. No collection after dinnier. n-DROPOSED SHIP CANAL, from the English to the iI.Bristol Channel.-At A NlEFVING, held at the Crown anid Anc-hor Tavern, in the Strand. May 27, 1824. Present, Lord Rolle, Lord Bridport, Sir T. B. Lethbridge, Sir T. D. Aclanid, Barts. &e. Sir T. B. LETHBIRIDGE, Bart. In the chair. Thee partoftheproIsina coenitehaving been read and agreed to, nd n prsuace f rsoluion enered lIito at such nmeeting, notce s hreb gieii tht aGenralMeeting wvill be held at the o'clock reciselywhen boks will e opene treivsubscriptions. TRSHPEASANTRY sociETY.-The SECOND' ANUL MEETING of this SOCIETY will be held at Williss Roms n King-street, St. James's-square, on Saturday. the 5th day of June next: JOHN SMITH. Esq. HI.P. in the chair. STEWARDS. The Earl of Clarendon 1TheEarl at Blesington The Earl of Glen gall ILord Carbery Lord Dunally, HI.P. Lord Arthur Hill, MI.P. Alexander, Lesley, esq. Ba(nbridge, Thomas, esq. Barnewvall, Henry. esq. IBech er, NV. Rixon. esq. M.P. Bell, WnV. esq. IAradishaw, J. B. esq. Burgh, Sir Ulysses, 11.1. Carew, R. S. es'j. M.P. Chl'chester, Sir A. bart. M.P. eleinents, Lieut.-Col. M.P. Colthurst, Sir N. bart. M.P. Cook, Sir Chas. bart. NI-P. Doyle, Gen. Sir John, bart. Doyle, 1inaj.-Gen. Sir Charles Porde, Mwv. esq. MI.P. Gledstanes, J. H. esq. La TVouche. Robt. esq. M.P. Loyd, Sam. Jones. esq. MI.P. Pauncefote, Robert, esq. Powrer, Rd. esq. M.P. Smitb, M. T1. esq. 'Sterling. Edward. esq. Tierney, Sir Al.J. bart. Trant, W. YU. esq. Troy, Ht. IV. esq. Wellesley, Rd. esq. M.P. Dinnec at six o'cloeck precisely. Tickets one guinea each, for which applicatoion maybe made to the treasurer, ';2, Lombard-street: to the secretary, IS, Quieen-square, Blooma,bury; and at the Thatched-house tavern. No collection after dinner; butas it maysult the conivenience of many of the menibers to pay in t heir suibscriptions on that day, the treasurer will be lu au adjoining roomi at .5o'clock to ieceve them. T1 HEANN\IVERSARY MEETING of the CHARITY SCH0jOOLS, wvithin the Cities of London and Westminster, Southwtark, Land Parts ad3acent, wvill be held on Thursday, Jibne 10, 1 824, In thte cathedral Church of St. Paul, whbere a SERM NON will be preached before Hlls Royal Highnels the Dutke of GLOCESTER, President. VICE-PRESIDENTS. His Grace the Duke of Leeds Rd. Clarke, esq. Chamberlain of The Right Flon. Lord Bagot ILondon Sir IVM. Curtis, hart. Aid. NI.P.1 Sir John Perring. hart. Ald. Sir Riclhard Cart Glynn, hart. AId. Sir James Shaw, bart. Aid. The Right Hon. Lord Bexley Thomas Greenawvay and Char lea Stables, esqrs. Treasurers; And the Patrons of the Anniversary: as also the Treasurers, Trus- tees, and Subscribers of the several Charity Schools:- By the Right Rev. Father in God, WVILLIAM, Lord Bishop of IEXETEII. Divine Service will begin at 12 o'clock precisely. The PRESIDENT, Vice-Presidents, Trreasurers, and Patrons of the Anniversary, as also the Treasurers. Trustees, and Subscribers to the Charity Schools, wvfll afterwards DINE together At the London Tavern, Blshops esr-street, at 5 o'clock precisely. HiStRoyal Highness the nuebte of GL.OCESTER In the Chair. STEWARDS. The Ri ht Hon. Lord 1lexley Anthony Brown, eseq. Aid, SamuelUTrch, esq. AId t e og.eq Jonas Hatll Pope, esq. PhlpH de,eq John Thomas Neate. esq. WlimRbno,ec Wsu;iatu'nlatttiews, esq. Wia ewa.eq. William Harris, e3q. GogBahlereSq. Wall Lynn, esq.DaiLwi.sq Mlr. Thomas CookeThmsSudr,e. Tickets for the dinner, at 1ds.eahmybeadote Stewards, the Secretary, or at the bar of thleTaen The Masters, Mistresses, and Charity, Childreni only whose seats, may be on the south side to enter the Cathedral at the grea t s outh dor and those whoSe seats may be on the north side to enter the Cathedral at the great ndrth door, the Company to enter the Cathb- dral ts their tickets direct, except the Clrgy, who wvill be Ad- nuitted,IIf In their robes, at t he great north door, wvith 1rest door tickets, until 12 o'clock. The Mlasters and MlIstresses are requested to he padrticularly earefulthat the children takce the seats that are allotted them. JOHN BIRD, Secretary. .52, Hatton-garden, Mlay 6th, 1824. N.B. Tue Treasurers of the respective Schools are des,ired to send the schoolmasters, wvith a letter, to receive the proportion of tickets allotted for their school, anthenis, psalms, and dinner Invitations, to the Secretary, at .5. Bartlett's-buildings, on Friday,. the 4th of June, and Saturday, the .5th from 9 until 2 o'clock; and the tickets, &c. will be delivered to the Patrons of the Alnniversary, and all ethers enititled thereto, during the same hours, Sur-day excepted, beginning on Friday. the 4th of June. and w~Ill finally close on WVednesaday, the 8th, at 12 o'clock precisely. B3y permissioun of the Right Rev, the Dean, and the Rev. tbe Chap- ter of St. Paul's Catliedral, a Collection wvill be made at the doors for the usual Charitable Purposes. The Secretary is directed siot to deliver any tickets but to the Pa- trons or their orders In writing. TFORD ERSKINE's STATUE.-The COMMittee beg 114leave to infotrm the Public, that r book Is o culed tro receiving ~ubsripionsat essrs. Coutts and Co.'s; at Itefesrs. Remington, Stevenson, and Co.'s; it t Messrs. Smlth, Patyne, and Smith's; and at Messrs. tfoars'Si, Fleet-street. List of Subscribers. HR.H. fluke of York ?50 0 0John Spinks, esq. -2 2 0 H. R.H. Duke of'Sussex 25 0 0Samnuel Dendy, esq.. 22 0 H. It.H.DukeofGlocester26 50 Thomas Mtilles, esq. lo1 10 0 The Lord Chief Coimmis- M5r. Sergeant Pell -10 10 00 91oneroftheJuryCouet Lord Ellenborough -10 10 0 In Scotlanid - . 21 0 0 John Bell, esq. 100 0 Mir. Sergeant Lens - 26 3 0JOhn Richards, esq. 50 0 Win. George Adam, esq. 10 10 0Joseph Hume, esT, Mt.P. 2 00 Win. Halt seq. . - 2 2 0 Alderman Wood, H. P. 2 e 0 Mr. ergantOoslcv,.P.10 10 0 Mr. JaMes Anderton II10 Johnust Lecalsre,sq.10 10 00SIr. Sergeant Vaughan 10o0 Jon. Thuos.Sapeq 5 650 Randal Jaekson, esq 20 0 Sir Wmn. Own at 60 Wm. Broderick, esq. 5 60 The Morning Chrnce 10 10 0Dr. Win. Ruddimsan 10 10 0 Thos. liavilazid IIk 110 MaJor-Gen. WVIlliam Fox John Gurney, esq. - 10 10 0 Caleraft - s50 C' ermain Lasvie. esq. 10 10 0Erasunus Madox, eseq. 2 2 0 Ja%mes Gibson, eseq. - 10 10 0George Gregg, esq. - 5 00 David Win. Gregorle, es,. ? 5 0The Time, Journali 10 10 0 WIVn. Haslewood, esq. 5 50 Samuel Kay, eseq. Men- Thus. Pearce Dr ewn, esq. 5 50 chester - - - 1 10 Henry Smithsoni, eseq. 1I1 0Robert Kay, esq. Bolton 11 0 Gcenrge H. Ring, esq. - 55 50 Thomas Erskine Perry 0 0 Samuel Mtarrvatt, eseq. 10 10 0Earl Grev - - - so o George B3ernsrd, seq. 2 2 0DaEiel Wakefield. esq. 5 .50 Hy.P. tandly esq. 10 10 0 M.Jambes Ridgwcay - 2 0 0 HenryTripp seq. 10 10 0 SI onCoxe Hippesley, Henry Dovr eeq. - 10 100 bart. - - -10 100 Jonahan a~n. es11HP. 10 10 0J. Wisishaw, es(i. - 10 00 Jonathaii rud et,seq.5 50Jos. Douglas esq. 220 Thomas 6evs eq 550 William Murray, eseq. C5 s Nathanllitcesn esq. 55 0Sir W. A. Cunynghame, Robt. S. Athsn e. 550 bhart . - 10 10 0 Lewis Flanag, esq. 55 0Earl of Egremont -100 0 Lord Holland 10 10 0P. Beaumont, ess. 10 10 0 Henry Smedley, eseq. 2 2O0Mr. Thomas 'Hardk I10 Daniel Rowrland, eseq. 3 3 0 ViLegsimnus Knox, eseq. 5 so Henry Cooper, eseq. 5 50 John Bedingfeld, eseq. 3 3 0 Daniel Giles, esq. - 10 0 0Messrs. T. and J. Hoitt 22 0 H-. IV. Tancred, eseq. 5 5 0William Perry, esq. - 5 50 Charles Brrdrick, eseq. 5 50 Col. Wlilam Hull II 10 Wvi:liam. Tidd eseq. 10 10 0John lYhite, esq. - 5 00 Hon. Algernon Herbert 5 0 0Robert orme, esq. 2 2 0 Richard IVilson, esq. .10 10 0James Hariner, esq. 2 2 0 RowlandStepheneoni,esq. 10 10 0Richard Hill, esq. 22 0 ?lenryBroug am,esq.NI.P.10 100J Juhn Shepherd. esq. - 22 0 Rtobert ChFambcexs, esq. 50 tiPhilip WiVIUams. esq. 220 Jyames Burnett, eseq:.P 10 10 0Thomas Loftus, eseq. I 10 James ScarIett, eseq. 10 10 0IL B. Crowvder, esq. - s0 0 J. Camrp ell, eseq. - 5 5 QlGeorge Heald, esq. --10 10 0 Joseph Rays, esq. - 55 0WI. 0. Ruxssell, esq. - 5 50 J. NV Frehi i. 5 5 0 John Robins, eseq. - 5 50 J.P. Thmas, se. - II0 Thomas Canhaim, exq. 22 0 II. C.Scarltt, sq. - 5 0 Mlarquis of Lansdocvne 10 10 0 The Eal of Drulsy 10 10 0James Pulham. esq. - 10 0 Sir Emund nrrobs,bL10 100 Charlss Farebrother, esq. 5 50 Si oteTotr at 10 10 0Lord John Towrnsend 3 0 0 Edwar Majoibaus, esq. 5 5 0Robert Smith, eseq. - 10 10 0 Edmud Anrobu, sq. 5 50Wn,. Forrester, 5sq. II1 1 Dd. Jardene, esq. - 2 2 o Rev. Dr. Maltby - 5 5 o James Mlanninig, esq. 2 2 0 The Dean of St. Asaph 10 0 0 rL Laugeton, esq. - 2 2 0 Wm. Moody, esq. - 2 2 0 G. Tomliison, esq. 10 10 0 WV. H. Pattison,Jun. esq. 1 1 0 J. M. Hutchinson, eq. 2 2 0 IWVn. Pott, esq. - - 10 10 0 G.Vincent.esq. - 2 2 0 Rev. Sydney smlth - 3 3 0 C. H. Ware, esq. - 2 2 0 James Scott, esq. M.P. 10 10 0 D. Shuter, esq. * 1 1 0 H. F. Stephenson, esq. 2 2 0 Wm. Liedke, esq. 1.P. 10 10 0 Earl Colvler - 20 0 0 L. B. AUen, esq. 5 50 5. Gaselee, esq. - - 10 100 Earl of Jersey - 10 10 0 John IAl. Smith, esq. 5 0 0 Countess of Jersey 10 10 0 Henry Adams, esq. LL.D. 2 0 0 H. Hall Joy, esq. - 10 10 0 Edmund Lomax, eq. - 3 3 0 H. J. Adeane, esq. - 10 10 0 Chr. Terry, esq. Kingston 5 0 0 Jos. Bicknell, esq. - 2 2 0 John Thomas, esq. - 2 2 0 .John Adolphus, eaq. 5 5 0 C. C. Western, esq. M.P. 10 0 0 Wm. Reader. esq. - 5 5 0 Wm. Geary Salte, esq. 2 2 0 T. Steel. esq. - - 2 2 0 Tllinouth Dixoll, esq. 2 2 0 H. J.Sandys, eq. 5 5 0 Samuel Duckworth, esq. 5 5 0 J. Carter, ese. P 5 .5 0 John Walker, jun. eseq. .5 5 0 H. R. Reynolds, seq 5 5 0 Edwvard ElUlc, esq. M1.P. 10 10 0 H. NV. Lovatt, e-q. - 5 0 E.V. Villians, e-q. - 1 1 0 - Lang, esq. * - 2 2 0 WilliamnWlliams,esq.M.P. 5 5 0 George Clarkson. esq. * 5 5 H elOnry Martin, esq. - 5 5 0 The Hon. James Aber- Win. Heygate, esq. 1.P. cromble M.P. - 5 5 0 late Lord Mayor 10 10 0 Joseph Ch'ttv, esq. - 5 5 0 RobertWaIrnevrlght,seq. 5 5 0 Thom.as Wilde, esq. - 5 5 0 John Snlith, esq. M.P. 5 o 0 John Davis, esq. - 5 5 0 John Sayer, esq. of Win- J. Wilkes, eseq. - .. 5 0 chester - -- 2 2 0 Thous Francis Maples, esq. 5 5 0 A Lady, by Mr. Gibsoui 2 2 0 E. H. Maltby. esq. - 1 1 0 The Earl of Darlington 30 0 0 .H. Whitmarsh, esq. * 2 2 0 The Countess of Dar- Thomas Saunders, esq. 3 3 0 lington -20 0e0 Wmn. Lowndese. seq. - 2 2 ,0 The Ellaral of Lauderdale 10 10 0 The-Duke of Bedrord 52 10 0 George Byng, esq. 11.P. 10 10 0 The Duke of Somerset 26 5 0 Mr. Sergeant Heyivood 5 50 The Lord Chief Baron of JonCre, e. 55 Seotland - - - 20 0 0 itobert Adair. esq. - 5 0 0 PeterMAley,esq. - - 10 10 0 A. Greenwood, esq. - 1 0 .rmsaa,seq. 1 I 10 0 0. 0. B. -I 110 Jrohn Calrrafet sqeq.. P. 10 0 0 JohnWilliams,esq. H.P. 10 0 0 IiWinatersn, sq. -5 5 0 SaunderR, Heawrood, anid . H-. Sterlitnng. e'sq, 2 2 0 Matthews - - 3 3 0 ThomasDenmau,esq.M.P.10 100 George Prlme, esq. - 3B 3 0 Subseriptious received in Edlnurgh - - 198 16 6 Subscriptlons received in Glasgow - . . 68 5 0