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7-,Y PERMNISSION oftT iie LORD CRAMVB~LAN ~ -.THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.-Mjr. THELWAL5OA 0RCAL red CRITICAL LECTURES on Shakapeare, &c LeCtUr I oni Wedne4day, March 10 :-lntrodrectOry Address. 3elo.1'tOne ran a tic Prologune. criticra Disr1risition on the Imaginative Feeflity of' Mheksper. QReenitab,ion-; One Supenatural Cheraoters;an titces Pot; ShakapearQue. eitatione; OnhuerLnatuc, therLovers, an thes Ine; Mracbeth; Fearies in.Mids.NIight's Dream, &e. The Temps. mta tions by other poets. Drvden atnd Davonana's alteratlon, adtepe sent acting arrangersient. Uliressions on the Dramictic adPeIa Ge-niuis of Dryden ; to coti. evith the recitation of his Ode.Ae5dC' Feat. Doors open at7. Begin at half-past l. Boxes 5s. 13,Gl lery 2r. Subscription forl10lectures; boxes 21. 2s.. PitIi .At tend.nrce aLt the box office every mornlng, fromn 10 to 4, weepae Inyg be tak-en and tickets and prospectuses procured. ITNtN A SS9URA N CE O F F ICE, C orTh~ill,instituWed1 ibte Reign at Queen Ainne. A. D. 1714.-The DirectorS in- Kurih,the Public, they haive published a New Table of Premiurne for the whole cltration of life. whieh may be had gratis at their offices in Corashfll, and BaLker-3tireet. Portnman-squarie~. The prodts of the ComtPajay equally attach 4.o policees Issued on the newv plen. The razefrof insurances for one rcQd woven yearas re gemeraklly 20 per cent.; and a perrarnent capital hair been subs;cribed by aL numerous body of Proprietors, to prevenat the 4asrsured bein liabie for, the losses of others. nfH-i,tIAS LEWILS, See. EDICAL SOCIE-TY ot LO~NPON.-ThelFIFTY- J-LFIRST ANNIVERSARY tEZ~TTNG of this SocietY will be MIMT HS DAY, att the London coffeciluse, LlldgrtC-hil; WM.%. SR E XRMAN4, Mi.D. President, In the cbair; The ANNLUAL? ORATION w-ill be deliv-ered by JOHNq GOROtnN SXIITH 11-l . Vice-Preildent. at hali-past 3 o'clock; after which the FELLOWS~ and their friends wvill DIN,E together -s Usual. STEWARDS. Martin WVaree James Field, esq. F.usebius Arl&t oy, Iq Sarrutel Ashwell, es13. Henry Morley, esq. I Orion AtRinson, esq. eao Tickets for the dinner 1 Se. each, and for the oration, to be ido the Stewrards: at the Society's House, Bolt-court, Fleet.street, and ztrhe bar of the tavern. Dinner to be on table at half-past S o'clMkl- JAMES FIELD. Registrari. P RPOSED ST. KATIHARINE's I)OCH .-A a manl- merou MEETING of the 1,NHABITANTS, Leaseholders, and oters interes.ted In property in the Precincet of St. Katharinie's, near the Tower, held on rhursdscy, the 4th of M.%atch lnstant, at the Court House. in thp! Cloistere of the said Plreclinct; WILL.IAM BELL. Esrr..in the Chair; je aigb It was unanimously resolved. That tire measures no taigb cerainperonsto btan a Ac ofPariamnt orthe purpose of ~nlin dwnthegratstpat o te reinc o S. ater iean strogly o oposetheald pplIatin, ad i admitdo tityt claues herin s ~ill ull an adnuaelymeet alltxgiis,n l.ss or damage. That a Commirittee be appointed to s;iperlntend tire progress Of the measures in question, rind to take suchi steps as they may deem neces. sary to secure to the persons .1uteremted a due protectioni of their linterests. That In order to defray the necessary expenses of such opposition1, Lndl of tarrying the atbove r esolutions into etfect, a subscriptiori be entered into, to wrhich all persons intrerested are Invited to contribute. JoIN Vi RGO, Solicitor for the said parties. In consequeniceof the above resoluitions a Commiittee of 22 persons weas appointed, axnds Subscription immiediately entered Into. ~OCI ETY -for- thie- SU PR SIO f MEN-D -ICY1TY sPjatron, Hlis Royal Hilghness thie Duke of Y'ORE. President, Hi Grace the Duke of 'NORTHUMiBERLArND. Treasurer, WnV. XX 11iliam-. eec. Ii. P. The ANNIVERSARY DINTNER of this INSTIT'UTION wrill talk plce in Freznmssoiis'-hali. Great Queen-streer, THIlS DAY, the StIiof Marc!h STEW ARDS. Farl Batburst N'athaniel Gould, esq. Farl Grosvenor Wiliain Ghrimes. jun. esq. Lord Gage Il. H. Hiay, esq. L-rd Chnief Justice Ahlbott George Harrison, esq. Lord V;ac,-niut Palmerston Johni Lett. esql. La,rd John Russell /Charles Scott Mlurray, eslq. The Rizht Hon. WV. Hluskisson A. A. Mieville, egq. Tire Horm. Mr. Jtistice Best Bash Mon,tagu. esq. The Hon. Henlecy Eden, A. Mackleis, eSq. Mir. Sergeant Bosariquec Charles 'Morris. e5q. I - Bauigh Allen., esq. A. G. Mlime, e3q. .lsnes Alley, esmi- IJ. P-iwles. esq. A*rthiur Bailey. eeq. Richairdson PurvIs, esq. (.,tenge Rarnies. esq. ljolr, Sinrimerni, esq. Win. rurtenr. e~q.M. P. J. Wri land,Juni. esq. V. P. Charle,l Fr-~ancis esq. AI . braharr IN eOland, ecii. Tis kets. 20,. e'rt,h, miar be had ,'f the !iteivards and Managers, at the iiclty lhu-se. 4ir lie Lhon-sqnare; anid at the baRr of the Free. 1masons, Tayerni. Dinner or; table at half-past 5, pre-isely. No col- lection. AV. HI. BODKIN. Hlon. Ser. MEETIG hel thisnay,at thle City of Lonidon A ~- in.to akeino er.sdertiitithe DISTRESSED SITU,A- ~ON f th SETLER atthe apeof Good ilope: WM. HOMPON.esq.M.P.andAlderman. Inl tIe Chair Extact fis;; -arousleter rceiedby Merchants fromi their corre.spo,nde(nts in Cape T.wn Nvret read exlriliting in the most aii fectinr termns, the great miey whIch jov~l,, amoing the settlers i n thjat co,lony, occa.sioned byte failure of thecir crops for 3 successive 'eas-ns. anrd by th aaiosinundation In OIctoher last. The proceeding oftesety, frmied fin Cape T,srn for thieir re- 1k1 -s,r Nol, ed,i eii tIre above vesty di~stressin accouts are fully autlientl e,and here the total, inadequacy the funids of that sociery rorliv suich accumu,lated wretchedness as oe exists, without the assistance of a benresoler,t BrItis%h public, is clearly demnonrirated. It wall stated to the mieetinig that a deputAstion hiad iraited on the Itiehit Nor.. EArl Bathurst. his Majesty's Secretary of State for tire Colonial. Dlepartmnent; vihich deputation reported, that hiis lordslhip had receiv-ed themi InI the moest polite and condescending mianner, that he readily entered into their views as tor the propriety and ueces- sits' of rais,ing a. suhscrlption. and granted fuill permisioA,n to the ,lcpu-tstlon to niake use of iris lordship's namec In any wiay they though;t woullI best promote tire objectini vieSv. The following Reolutions wvere then carried unanimnously Moved by John Foulger, esq. ;arid seecorided bys IPatrick Home, esq. I. Thiat this oreeting conrtemplates, 'ithli ranch satisfaction the ex- ertionis made by the societs- in Cape Tirwi oni behialf of their suii'erilr. couantrymen ; hilt that this meeting is foil cons'irrred th,at the ImInIted furris ,f that socijety catirior remnove the iiiass, of miisery nowv existilig amogrL, tire settlers. Mov,ed biiy Itoger M7trries,, esq. seconded by Johni Gore, es~q. 2. That it appears t.r this rneeting hlighly necessary thlat .s Subscrip- tion he imnmediately enitered inito for tire Relief of tile Dlitressed Settlers att the Cape'rf Greid IHope; that a Commarittee he appointed to inianage tne same: anid that tIre most efficienit measrires be adoprted ti inake the.rhiect as public as p.ssilile. Ni-lved by AX. Bhorradaile. Cs.,. and secoirderd by Henry Houghtor;,esq. 'l. That the fosllowling Genitlernierl forni the Committee, witli leavie to add ro their nunibers:- Wm".. Thomprson, esq. M. P. a-nd Andrewt Steedman, eeq. Aldermnan Joseoh Alns-lsy, eq ,7oh'n Key, esq. Alderman Thuilnas Underwvood, esq. Rev. Jo,hn Campbell Thomas: Sarirlerson, resq. Roger ilarries, esq. hienrv Houghton, req. WIVr. Burniie. resq. J.13. kB. deii, esq. llamri. Rtoss. earl. James Casiftr.c req. 3iohn F-,;'ger. req. - Dtirl cJ,jrl"es. i. "Il'm. Gre!g. ceil. I Aiex5r....der Singlair, csq. AXbrahami Borro5daile, req. Johnrr G'rr, resq. Platrilck Home, re:q. Thrrn;as ilili(soir, req'. John King. rem;. Richard Dixorn, esq. AX;rr that Wnr. F'ry, csq. be requlested to act as TreasuIrer, and Wnin. Ii. Harriev, csq. asr Honorary Secretary. Mov,,,ed by J. ii. Ebden. esq;. arid secolnded by, Rozer iHarties, eerI. 4. That an appe.1l ti tire puiblic be forthiwithi inserted Iii tire ipublic paprers. and that it be prinited. wtitir extract,; froni tire proceedinigs orf the Cape Tolvir Sorciety. and other atuthlernti infor roation, rind that the Commnittee be rcquiested tie circulate th-e samre as wridelymis pus. ,:hi . WM. THiOMPSON, Chairrirain. Mir. Alderman Thompson l,aving left the chair, It was rn.cd by A. Borradalie, esq. and seconlded by .Iohrr Foulger, csq. arid carried tirriariimotisi' That tire best thanks of riris mneetfing be presented to Mr. Alderman Thompson, for his porlite coinduct arid atteirtiosri in tire clair on tlins ocea'i,,!,. Srrie.rriptione stIll Ie duly annoinrieed In, subsequenit advertise- mrent~. Subscriptions are receiveml by ttire Treasurer, WVm.i-Fry, e,q. Sr. Xlildred's-corrrt, poultry; by Mlessrs. Fry arid Chiapmnan. and the ,eyerra bankers ini the nrertmrpolis; by Tholnras Unrderwrlod, reri. 22, Fee?-.treei, Agenrt ro tire Comlirirtee at CaPe T,wni arierr by ttire c.-orniirtee. at tire C'ity muf l-.drird Taser,m. ti wsi-hon all eormrrnrri- ati.'ns are lobhe addrcessed--City rif Lonrdon Tavern, MaRrch 3, 1l24-. (,Ul D AL London, March 6, l'21.-CO.NTFRACT G-for BREAD. blEAT,.arid COA1,S.-Tlrc (otniriittiec fAXlderrirerI relative to, Genie do hereby give iir)tice, that tire;- vill iricet at tire M,anisioni honuse. on Saturday, tire 13th day rif March instanit. at I I .,,cl'sck In th. forenoons preciiehy.tv RECEIVE PRlOMS UI.S In writing, sealed up fr,-miN l7ratts willing to SUPPILY threlest VH EATEN BREX H) to tire Dehitor.s' Prison, in Whitecro,s-s-treeit, arid the DBrroughr ('onrip- terr, h-era perlmrd of 6 mo.sths, corrrnieiicirrg froris Lady-day necxt, suchi propos-ls to state the price per cwt. Also t,m receiv-e p,rirprsals fnsr the supply of M,eat, for the several prisons of the city of London, arid th:e P.r,'r..ieh Comnpter for the samfe %inie, srich proiposal to state th~e price of nreat per stone, aird the price of ox-leadie disti:'cr. All particuflars as ti, quantity and airy iriforrtation whirl, oay be deemied requ-isite car, bre 'lad upoln application to the keepers oifthe s everal priesons. Tire C'o nimit'cr will at thre samre tunie receive proposalls lii wrritirig, sealed lip. frir tire supply of abriut 4003 ehaldrons. r3rair rnersure, of Eightorr, tiadrick, Hlehh.urn Main. Hieaton or Holly'weil Coals~, tcr be delivered free ofall chrries. wvithi tir s3hip metcre, arid land mecter's r:ert!fleate,s. at the reveral prisons of the city of ondon. the Borough Coraplter arid tire Town lhall, of the Borough of Southwvark, ii s uc h quantities.,,-and kt sech tinies as ]may ire requuired frrsr timec to tinie. Parties send I rig A CASE of DISTRE SS-- it OFFICERt, whrn servedi 1kmany s'cars Itn the army.~ fromn age, sickness, and unforsee, mins- fortunes, Is reduced to the paiTif'rl n siyofslctn a humrrnani:rd cererous pubilic to aid bini wsith a ferv pournds to enabrle bin; toi go to, ~T mi conr'~cI now iying one arick bied without any thing tor supprt int,fiaingpartd wtirevery article lie poiessesle,. Ti1e ~,mailerst donation siill ire than'kftilly received at Mlr. Charles Snith's,, bookcseller, 108. Straird, niear Exeter-change. ' RSU kN'T to a Decree or' te Hiighl COtiit of' Chanl- cPeery, madec in a caulse ' Rutssell against BeePhe',' the CUEpDI- T_ollS ,sf.IO2PiI NOLL.EKENS, late of Mtortirrer-atreet, In the perish .,f,ft. Maryleboltre, in the c'siintvjof Middlesex, s,uiriplor, deceaserd nwhis died In; the monith o1 April, 1823,1 are forthwith to color Iii anti Frove itheir debrts before Williaro COUlrterlay resq. one of ttire Masters o tire saidi Court, at Iris Chambers In S,itl',iaiuiptoii-buildhrige, Chian,cr1- lane, L.ondon, orl cIe, deault thereof they swill lie excluided tire berileht rif the raid Decree. M NARKLAND, Solicitor, 'I e riirple. pURSU -A'.NT to a 1)ecree of tlie H ighlJin of CIla,,_ Pr se~ry,made in a. cause ilReaford against Hal<(illedii,' the CItE- DITORS ,, THOMAl,S Hr.-AFOIiD,1late of Great Sowvdicy, In the parish ,rf Cheawardirne, In, the counlty of Salop. geritlernarr, decesed, (who died 'm r rirLboirt the Mi day- of F,ebrirary, 1821,l are, or,I rt brefore the 5ach day of April, 1824, tin come in arid yrove their debts before Wiflltim (l.nirtenay, esq. erie of the 'Masters of, the said C-orrrt, at his, chambers. in Southampton-houilings,, Chancery-lane, .1miiorio, or ii default thereof they se-ill be peremrptosrily excluided tthe beriefit of tire szaid diecree. ~~URSUANT ~~to a Decree of' the High Cou~rt of Chan- rr-, mde in a cause irhereiri Sir J olizi Wlldboorc Snrimti, bar;. Is plaitiff arid Phills Roherts; ard othiers are defendants, the CRE- l)l I, ifr mEaL Z AB1ETHM R B E RTS, late o f Sy Iii irg, Iit, tlire er nret y mtf li.r,ret. spinster. (echo. died on, tire 25th rif January, 1 1 7,r a re to come in turd prov,e thieir debt,, hefosre Francis Paril Stratfoird. esl, urie of theMatr of the said Court, at his "huiirihucrs, irr Sorrtirarrrptorr. buildings. Chancery-lane, Londori, oni or hef,rrt the irith day of April, 1524, nit Inl default thererif they swill bc pecrempmtorily ex- clirded the betietit of tire siaid decree. DURSUANTr to a I)ecrec of the High Court of' (lian- 'cery,noade i'n mu cause - Collier v. Were,' tire CRtEDITORtS arid LEGATEES of ELLEN MIADDOCE, late of the parkisi o1 Cifeutire, in the couiity if Devna, widow. decceased, who died in the rirouith oif Feb,ruary, I82', are, bv their solicitors, or, or before the 143t8 day ,sf April next, to come Itn anid prove their debts, arid clairii their legqcies, before Johi; Edmnund Dowdeewell, req. onie of the 'Masters iii the said Cr,irt, at his office, hr Sourthanmp;noni.hiiidiirps, Chancery-laile, L.rjdi,r. or In, default thereoif they w-il I ie per'eroptorilY excitided the ber-6 of the -aid der-----____ ;1ENTAL DURANGEMEN'T.-HIE H1OUSE LU- tTJ.NATIC ASYLUNI, Hammersmith, 3 miles frnriri Hydc-park. crriier.-TIIOS. KNIGII respectfully begs leave.irr recrrnniendinrg his estahllihnient to the iotice of the ptibite, to olss-rve.tihat his arrbltirn and endeavounrs have hieer for several years past to rugtilate those nrr- f,rrtrrrrate oibject. of commiseration wiro have beeri iutriusted to hiis care by the most kinid, judicious, arrd gentle treatrnetrit, r;d by a strict adherence to this system lie has heen happily noridc iristru- ueTital to the restoration of a very cornsiderai,le ru:rnher rmf aflieted -s arid irhilst T. Knllight fatters himself his patien ts have every adv, ntate that can tend tur recovery, Iris object has also bcen, by the peerrZiar arrangement of his house and premise,F to dispel, as much s3, poesrhle, those painful ernotirons schicir I)ntiat-Ily arise 3ir the noind. of reiarbim;n and friends an colirigtiine their re latives to nvbat is com- moo1? railed a mad-lr'rusc. N.-B. T. Itiright's iRenmarks rin thie Moral Treatioert of osanrity may be had at the establisho;erit. REAT COLLEC'rJON of RARE CURIoSTriES G ir ttle rEIlNESE E!SPIRE.-GIO. NASEDA arid Co. beg to annolirice that they liave arrarrged for the hlispelirin .f A.nateurs of rare arid valuable crltios'ties. at their Magazine, 91, Soirthr U:ilonade, Reqcnttquadrant, a ni,mst oxtenisive arid bh far the niost vairratile c-,l- lectirn ofanlcientaiid nmodern CURiosITIFS rmf the Emplrirerf ClI INA that ever was brouight fronit that rouiritry to ally part rif Europe. It was originallY iritended for one if tie niost ccebrated riruseums Ir EuroPe, but oart3c1ilar cireusietalices have preveited its heinig sent, mind an opportunity still there hue presetried to aniratesers of enriching their cabrirets v3-ith a select Chinese library, aniid all sortt of ligurres tind drrsnitrgs. .iliustrative of tIre literatirre, rirts. ,scerrnes. ,erigiotis ceremnonieS, mytbology, coetetues, custoxuris trades, doriiesric Irrbits, &c. of the IChinlese natior,. fILLINTERY, Childbenl Lineis, and Chiildren's Dress 'J Wirehouse. 42i,Strand,threedoors east from Bedford-street, xnd(nearlyoppoite the Adciphl.-Nire. RIEED resPcetftilly irrfr,rms her FriendS r,nd Ladies in general, sire hra5 creontaiitly on SALE a great variety 0f CiiX LDREN'ai'c.dy-nrade DRESSES, in cloth, stuff, str'ipe, and nankeen. Also, cloth aird stuff frocks, coats, cloais, pclisseo,&ac.. children'S cloth silk, nankeen, and cambric hats and boniiets; and a tneat verl6Cy o f'lnIllnety, eklldbe. hIRleri, and hlaberdashlry, OTICE is heey givren, by the-Z&ri* Commi'ssioner-s Nfo His Majestr's Treasury,. that all ipersons desirous of signify iNg tei"r Assent to reselve 31. lOs. lier centUfl annites i leu o l.z per oentaim annuities directed to bep:tldofdpusaefXSO - tion of the House of _onnlso h.21 brLg4xy,f.2ft'4 the manner therein specified. must Si&talfg$404W el% 4 ar-qff the, 6th Apr'Il, 1824, tothe Covernot aod u OMPXUOy land or of Ireland, accordI:ljl2 tIredt4Oi t1iatotrhbado Forms for expressiag Auq e d&.,A ,t,n fla country bankers In Gr@aat'Brkati ,4te 0 zrj.L- Wlei the postmasters of -every MArkCeeTo as iell as at the flanks OV6 N.B. The Assents iiddressed-totle,baniksO lld3llflf respectively wirlll be deflvetedl rite. 51pfg Mag *12$1A that they atre pot Iinto the post o ce nt akla 9?nt In London or In Dublin, as, tbre case WA16)CE.int& April, 1824. .tfST,lY' S urunce )of an Oirder of the H&oarf NO ICE.. hereby given, that leavebhts)5etrhglV5ftu:lfi 6afU to repeal several Acts for the Relief an cl pI smhe tl4bft f the PariSh of St.Nleary,lsiiXigton intecut IoddlSltf.ih lng andWaitcehing, and proventingNulsa-dtee nidM bbettheci for aimendingC the Road fromn Hitgugate- th,6routi anr h several other Roaids and FoatPath 3t tn sa1 id Parla;zl4vi ing'aChapel of E-ase, and an additionial Burial-groun o.lEUt anudto mnake effectual provisionsq in lieu thertof;b,, ii'bl~I1 slon will be made for Increasing and altering tilt atesnwlviai the said parish, By order, R. OLDERSiIWW?rkCei fAI SH of STi. MARYEOE.-oBules I. BRric-klayers, Plasterers, Carpenters, &e. resident In this Parish. Persons desirousl of CONTRACTIING wvith the Directors and GOhar- dians for BRICKLAYNER~S%Plasterers',Carpetiters', Plusnbers',Painsters', and Glazietrs WORK. at a stipulated price, for one year from ay-a niext, fuir all such wvork as may be required from time to ie h same to be done uinder thte directions of the surveyor of the said Idirectors and guardiails, are requested to attend wirth sealed proposals, indoraed (for what trade). at thte Workhouse, en Friday, the 12thi day of Mlarch nert, at 11 o'clock In the forenolon, at whichn time the1 Direstora and Guardians will meet to coinsider the same. By order of the Directors aind Gutardians, S. WAT-TS. Clerk.. LYA ll virtue of authority received from I-liE px:eelleneyHlefr_y Beard e0(1. Llutenant.GOvernor and Comimander.in.Chief in andl over the Colon"l Berbire and lta Dependenieis, ftc. &c. As. President in all Courts and Co!leg05 within thie same, &c. &O. &c. dated the 18th Decemborr 'I823, 1, the tjj4rsfnd at the in1stance of Hiector Downie' and Richar~dmAkinson, In qualityAs5 Deliberatins Exedutors to tilelast Wili and Testamient of the late T'ol'hOag Fryer Layi 'eld, of thid Colonly, deceased, do hereb'y fo h irttm SMo% by EDICT all ktnown and uniknown CREDITORS anid CLAIMNT~NS againast the ESTATE of aforesaid THOMAS FRV5Zt2 LAYFIELD, deceased, to app elr the l,ar of the ilionourable the Court of civil Jusgtice of iCony aLt thieir Session to be held on the 28th A pr. 84 n floigSs sion, fr te pupos ofahsee rndeing In their respectv lis proery ubsaniaed,an I du frmand time against theabve- name esate wheeasin efaut o whch, and af'ter the exprto of he ourh ad lst dical,wil beproceeded saiad5t lb 505 apeeret accrdig tolaw Thi fist smmions published &s els-i to~asy. Bdice,the 9th Dcembr. 123. ii RANCSCEN, First Miarshal. O6C I ETYV ofB BRI1 TI~SS H ARTITS. _-This Society. 0i) being finally established, and thc extensive Gallery, aithiate in Suffolkc-street, Pall-mall EaAt, being nearly completed Wiqrks of Art, Iin the various, departments of Painting ri ~ n Colours), ISculpture, Architecture, and Engraving ineddfrteesuing EX., h fibitison, will be received at the b;ac enrne i ost-plaee,on Monday, the 29th, anzd Tuesday, the Si ofMrh Antn , AWrit- ten accounit and reference, addressed to the Secretary, must accomn- pany i he p,erformauces sent, with their prices, If for sale, and the IartistFs iname anid residence. No wvork of art, except enamels and I miniatures, wrhich has been previously exhibited, can be admitted, unless by special order. Persons desirouis of seeing the gulle'ry w-ay obtaini tickets for that purpose by applying to Mr. I-leaphy, St. Johnts- wood-road; Nit. oflofiad, 23, Newmrnas-treetl Nt, mlover, 61, Metn- cagu-square; or to Mlr. Linton, the Secretatry, 19, Blienheinl-street, Great Niarlboroughi-street. JQ0 GUST,Y of FRIENDS of FOREIGNTERS in P15- IC) RES. -t the ANNIUAL GENERAL COURT, hield on Thursday, I March . 1824, tlie following ELEVEN POOR PENSIONERS, from a (List of 39 unfortunate Foreigners, asho wvere Candidates, were ELECTED, viz. : No- ,Aged. Votes. No. Age. Votes. 3. Manuel del Carpr 7 37815. EtienneandAnialie 19. Giaconvo Ni,rer.7 76I Tblerry ..67 anid 66 276 20. Jacob Mutller .... 3761 24. Thomals Plniuib-9-2 250 10- Mfarie Ill; . 6 339 214.Gog Ludeann 60 204 39. lieluri-ch Zarfas 7 23 Fliz. Iteinhard ....69 201 22. Ju01it1 Pii .96 276 L27. Chiristoohler Roscci53 201 Resotrel, That theThanlks of in e 114estine hi glvcn to an Anony- mo(us Ben)efatmr fr a liberal Donation of ?511, transmitted for the purpose oif l'wsrnwingt I oni each of tue Candidates, and to another Anonymous Benefactor f,,r.Cl 4. to be distributed among the Uosne- cesofil Cardilfates, anid also to another Anonymouis Conitribuitor for XI O, for the same puirpose. CHARLES )NIUIlIIAY, Sec. T-.AMM ERSMITH-BRI DGE.-At a numnerous MANEETING, convened by public advertisemenLt, heidI at the George and Vultuire Taverni, George-yard, Lonmbard-street, oni Thurs- daty, Miarch 45, 1824 : TIO-MAS NEILL, Esq. in the Chair; The following Resoluitions were unaiinimously agreed to:- ThatI li conisequtence of thec report of thec committee, appoinited to prepare measures for this mieetinig, it Is expedient that rh' capital necess.ary for, the undertaking, be incereased from 1,000 to 1,600 shiares of ?s0 each. Tthat those personis who haive already suibscribed, under the im- pression of only ?50,000 being required, be at liberty to withdrawv their niamies if they thiink, At. That those n-ho shall not have paid their deposits on or before Thursday iiext, the IItli finstant, be corisidered as having withdrawn their subscriptions. That, no subscriber be niamed on the committee of management who shall riot possess 10 shares. Resols-ed, That the following gentlemen, viz.: Thiomas N4eill, Isq. I John William Horseley, resq. JonHyenllatcn, esq. and pur bae o rh prpery o th Sureysie of theinenebrd, Mesrs.Moas, lee-sree, Ibo re erby appojinted bankers to the nnderakiri.lon r befre Thrsday r I th 1 nsrant, to the account of te Susenirbi to he popoed Bidgeat amneremrith,' and Thethaik ofthemetin wee naiosyvoted to the chiair- The .600shars wee I edIaely ubscribed for. XTATIONAL INSTITUTIOIN fosr the PRESERVA- ITION of LIFE fromn SHIP'WRECK.-London, Mtarchi 4, 1824. Patton, HIS MAJESTY. VICE-PATRONS, H .R.q-. the Duke o)f Y,Ork IH.R. H. the Duke of Glociester HURH. the Duke of Clrec il R. 11. Princee Leopold erf Saxe- iI.R.H. the Duke fSse Coburgh P'rcsd__.h Er of L.iverpool, E.G. VICE-PRF.SIDENTS. His Grace tIke Archbishop of Can- Theli Earls of liarr-owby terbury teof Loiiadale. K.G. His Grace t Archbishop of Y'ork of Spaniest, K.G. Ills Grace thie Duke o;fSt, Albari's Lord Viscount Excnouoti The Mos~t Nob,le ruie Marquis of Melvilie Camnden, K.G. Torrington Thle Most Noibie (lie Marquis of, The Lord Bishopof`Chester Hertford, E.G. V'ice-Admiral ofl Durhfam Corniwall. aiid of thie Coiast of London Sufihik ILord Amelius Beaniclerk Tile Most Noble the Mlarquis ofl John Russell Lansdowii Stia-ell Tue Era Is of Blrowiim I Sufiheld. of Craven Donationis. Suhcrip- tions. His Grace the Arelibisicop of Caniterbury . ?100 0 1) Thie Mutst Noble the NMarquils of tHartford , K.G. Vice-. A1dniiral of`Cr,rii-all and oftlie Coast of Suffolk 200 0 0 The Iii-hop, of London 3 1000 0 Meteseatori-1o0000 TIhe Earl of L.iverpoonl E.G. - 210 0 5 II0 The Ilishop of ('hester - - 10 10 i B2 0 Sir Claude Scott, hartr . 5210t0o 2 2 0 L.ord Soiffeled -52 10 Ii2 2 0 Sir Cliaries Forbes, hart. MI. P. 52 10 0 George Ilibbert, asq- - - - 52 10 0 2 2 0 Thomnas Wilson, esq. NI. P. 52 10 0 2 2 0 [tee. 11. Hi. Norris- -- - 2 10 0 2 2 0 Joseli Potilicy, esq- - - - - ' 10 0 2 2 0 Jo)shua Walker, esul. NIt. P- - - - 52 10 0 2 2 0 Joshua Watson, esq.-210 0 2 2 0 William 'Sikes, esc. treasurer -.- 2 100 22 0- John 'luiith, esq. NI. I'. - - - - 52 10 0 2 2 0 Qularlesi harris, csqc?1I 0 0 2 2 0 mliii1 Forbes, esq.?265ii0 C'harles Forbes. esq. 26.5 0 SIr. Alderniari Thompson, NI. P. - . 26 50 2 2 0 Williamn Mianning, esq. I. P1. - . - 21 0 0 2 2- 1I ieiiry Blsrishard, esq. .21 0 0 2 2 0 Jlihi V. Purri-er. escq . 21 0 0 2 20( Johiii C. l'on-ell, cc- - - - 21 0 0 2 2 0 Sa;iiniel Hoare, jun. esq. - - - 21 0 0 2 2 0 Samiuel Gurney, esq- - - - 21 0 0 2 2 0 1lieiry Biarinig, esq. NI.P. . 21 0 0 2 2 0 JTohn WVm. Buickle, cIIIq .. 21 00 22 0, Robect WilsoIn, e.'i - - 21 0 ( Johii Wilson, esq--21 2 0 2 20( David Carrtutliers, csq. . - - 2. 0 0 2 2 0 Francis WVilson, esq. - - 10 10 (P F.benezTr John Collaett, esq. U4.P. - - - 10 I10 2 2 0 Mrs. hiaronneair.10 10 0 Christ. Itieliardsnoi, jiou. esq - - 10 10 0 2 2 0 Joh n 'Marshall, esq. . . . 10 00 2 0 0 NItr. Aldermen Chiris.Sriiitiu, M.P. . 20 I0 0 2 0 0 Johmi Cape], esq.-210 0 Jonathan Chapmnsi, can. . . 21 0 0 2 2 0 Rtichardson Borr'adaile, caq. 21 00 2 2 0 Mr. Alderniari Venables . - 21 0 0 2 2 0 WVilliam WValcot, earl-I.25 0 ( Ditto liiistead of annual subseription) 28500 The Nloriiing Chroniicle - o10 0f) Viscount Exnioutli, G.0C.- - - 10 10 0 Sir Charles Flower, hart. 21u00 John Ushorne. esq- 21 0 0 2 )00 Thonias vlIkliason, 051'-21 00 2 2 0 Capt. Ednvd. H-. a'Courin, R1. N. - - - 5S50 Capt. Bon-lea, R. N.s s 0 Capt. Farnhawve, R. N.-,5 a Capt. Deans Dunidas, U.N.5 5 0 Cp.Keniptliornec, R. N. 22 0 Cin Co t ton, es q.-21 0(0 2 2 0 Joh"i Blades,, eaq.-21 0 0 2 2 0 Thormas Warre, esq- 21 0 0 2 2 0 J. A. Watre. eeq. INI. P. - 00 0 (apt. Sauiiiirez, R.N.1 10 30 Edward Hawks Locker . - 10 00 2 2 0 Johni Higgin, esq.-10 10 0 2 2 0 Janies Bouncly. e'i-21 0 0 2 2 0 WVyndliaim Knainclibull, esq. . - 21 00 2 2 0 Robert Manning. esq. - 10 10 0 Christopher Teninant, eeq-1300 0 W. K. Thoimas, esq- .2 2 0 J.Lames Cazenove arid Co. .- 210 0 Janmes Cazenove, juzn. rag-2 2 0 Rev. Dr. Blom field .2 2 0 Thomas Slal thy. esq. - - - 21 0 0 2 2 0 Williarn\Wilberforce,e,sq. M. P. - - - 10 00 2 00 Anithoniy Haviside, es.q. . - - 21 00 Ralphi Fenwick, esq. 21 0 0 2 2 0 Captaiin Edge. It. N.-5 0 0 1 1 0 Mr. Aldermani Bridges, N-.- 2 M~r. Aldermnan Atkiiis 21 0 0 2 2 0 George l1sall. esq. 21 0 0 2 2 0 'Villicni learsoil, esq. - * - - 5 0 0 Dojnationis aiid subscrIptions vill be received by Wim. Sykes, eeq. Trrcasulrer, 5, Mamisionlhouso-stieet ; and by tie several bankers i he metropolis. H AMI LTONIANS SYSTEMI.-Mr. HAMILTON delivered a LECTURlE at Mliss E. Gouldsmith's Establishment for Yotung Ladies, No. 21, Cormiwall-terraco, Itegent's-park, on Satur- day lasLt A French class aiid an Italian class, of ladies only, are nlowv forniing there. The Freinelh class will mneet on Wednesday next, the I otis insrtami t. at 2 o'clock precisely; aii Italian class at 1, on the Fri- day olliowing. Both classes wvill imieet three times a *oeek. Appli. cationi to Miss r. Gouldsmitli, or to Mr. Hamilton. Nr. Haniliton 'till leeture at the Free School, Clapham, on Wed- iesday evening next, at 7 ,,'lock. TI'ckets to be had gratuitolisly at Mr. Batten's library, or of Nr. Hamilton. It is iiitended to form a public class for the French language, aiid private classes for the Fr ench amd Italialn; the latter to ineet at Miss Mathieson's Establish- :siemst for Youmi-Ladle' A l.ecture wili be delivered this eveniig at the Metropolitan Instl- ttitioni, Chatbiam-place. and another at the City Taverni, on Monday cve:ning iext, wvith i vicar to the formation of a pubilic clais for the French, aid aL public class for the Latin language In the City. 1'he (crs lI. persectionot icasons. Ladles andgentlernenwrishingto lecomne usirimibers of either arc respectfully invited to give their nlames asearly aspossible to Mr. lamiltotu, 25, Cecil-street, Strald ; or, to Niesers. Bso.ey anwd Son, hooksellers, Broad-street. Tickets gra-. tuitunsly may brh had at boti places. Nir. Hamilton's Key to the Eipitonle anid Historia Sacra is iiOv ready for delivery to the ptublic at Ss., uised on the Hamiltoniian systens, for which fill direcrioris itre given in the prefacet niore nmay be learnjed by It in onie mouithi thar, is usually acquired in two years on the com- ion plan. T'he Steys for the Freneb aiid Greek (the whole of the gospe of St. Johii) srill he ready In a few days. Above 210 difrerent private anid public classes In all the languages nvow assemiible oi dlifferent days, an0 at ditferent hours arnd places- every facility 1.i thereforeaffiorded as wvell to the beginners as-to those wrho are not wholly uniacquainted writh the lauguage tbey wisli to acquire. Mr. ilainilton wishe3 not to monowolize hI3 system of teachin;- and Is pleased to perceive that several' teachers have adopted It, e estab,lehmlut in Cecil-street is i0ot connected wlih an7y other, SOCISTV for VhOMOTING CHRTST!AN KNOW- QlLrDG5E-ALSPECCIA T 0EREALUEETIN'G- of the Soeiety for Promotji,fi iiristiaia .1Cowfeoge, Wib.ioldem 'at the Society's fltfiA erI6tsbu1l49vgVn A nday*c tize 8th Instautt, at 12 'clokprai~ETpt r iae ltElPqRTo.a C0)INUtTEE ap' .1OfrPfA1Z P#A at(i?lt the-O e~ MASTE ~ ~ ~ Ad te, Mid egex,- SI~~ES~o ~ W~R~II S~uWN~T~EE)~-Th -, T.thalJ i~eas for~ theT AND NT STO TinCK. Perml S.rne acnwedmns o -hek encourags fhihIhvercie sinee the last election;- also, most respetul, oetet teonnudeertions of my friends, e being mydtriaint poedt h alot. I hve hehonurto e, ades ndGentlemen, You mot oligd fithulservant -New 8groad-street, Mtarch I 84 J AET USPf'ATT. Mr. Mluspratt's Comnmittee wil ;italy at the City of London. Tavern, where commutnications afcighis Interestvrill be thank. fully. recei.ved, To the PROPRIETR fES NDIA STOCK. La4iles and Gentlemen, - JN cos.tuelce of thxe larnentedI Death of your late hgl'epeetable and tsteemned Director, Sir Thonnis Reid. I beg leave again to Introduce myself to your notico as a CANDIDATE for suipplying the VACANZCY occasioned by that regretted event. In.my cjreulstr of the 13th Novembfer, 1823, 1 took the libertyo sumitigto *ouX the public goundsq upon which mny hopes of oh- tainIig Kgifupp,t antd suifrages are founded; and r nowr beg to reneirit e-expression of my reso lution to proceed to the ballot at the ensubingElectiOn. - sI~drta4,thalsome doubt9bhayvbeer, entertained re e~ectng my capabillt 'Ot being chosen 4 Director, and- that un objection has benstalrted to.7my being chosen, founded on thle supposition of miy being a Pen sfor-icr- of the Crown I1 thhink it rleht to decIlare that l am-not directlyorlindirectlya Pensi'oner of' the Wr-ow, and that.I amn in possessidO? Of hth opinLioT Of the highest Law Authorities In this country, that iZll ni.t wlthiin the disqualifying.eiuse of the 13th G6org~e IlI. cap. $3, sec. 2, Allow mec to:rttulefr lnW rilost- sincere ocIIiowrledzeinents for thie kiind reception I hsve--alreAdy experieniced limmyou,aend toadd that Ishaba use muy-best exersions to pay xfay respects to aU the Proprietors: shbuIan Ot11s04 J#l Pjlag0sltrsss Y.u will have-the goodnese to ascribe It to i,lcteTt, *n4 tbhe s ortness uf the period that masy rinter- vene before the gtedtiou-. - -I have the honou?, to be, with the gre4testr respect, - -Laddlts-and Gentlemen, -Yoiur mcost obedi[eqjlhumble srvan, 1S, ilruton-stree;, Ma4rch 1, 1824."-. iCOBERT T1. FARQUffAP. SIR LR. T-.-FARQUA.S'O MMITTEE will SIT SDAILY attbit'iidon Tavern, Blasbpg'sg-te-street, whereall Cam- mnunicati'onaresiativeto his ElectionwivllI be thankfully received. CommitteetRoom, LondonTavern, Marchl,1, 224. TO THE PIPRE?oSO EAST INDIA STOCK-. Lsdies and-Bctemn- A VACANICY aigocre in the DIRECTION of Your AFFAR bytelneted death of your late highly vald Ilirector SrhoaRedbr;IbgtofolPr mnyself as aCAN DI DATE for thWhg fie n oteretY and respect. fully-to solicit thw fvrofyuspot,tbenmy determination to proceed to theblot AllowF me to teilder my gratefuil ackoowledgesneRats for the very flattering assuranpes of'support Wvhich I have received on my canvass. and likewisie toaLssure you' that IaLm niot, directly or Indlirectly, In cozncert or alliance With iiny party whatever, that I am entirely free from engagements Iin business? and thtt I look up solely to your uni. biassed suffrages anid the exertions of mny friends. I can truly aff'irm, that n-y pri'nelos objects are to promoite the In. terests of the Coim pan y,of whichl I may, atter myself that I havesa coms-petent ki-,wledge fromn local informiation and experience acquired drna lod of 2.5 years rin your service; andl to obtain emiploy. mentIll upernteneiieof those interes,ts to which Ilaiyi attached, and to which an great a partIonofif y life has been devoted. I hav-e the honour to be. with great respect. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithful and ohliged servant, CHARLES MACKINNON. Caden-hill Kenisington, Mlarch 1, 1824. Mr. Mackisinon's Committee sits daily at the Lorldon Tavern,where communications wvill be thankfully received. To the PROPRIETORtS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladles aiid Gentlemen, IHAVE the honour to informn you that it i-s isot my in- tention to offernmyself to fill the SEAT in the DIRECTION wvhich has becomie VACANT by the Death of your late hlighly respected and able Director Sir T. Reid. bart. I beg at thie same tinie to state, very respectfully, that I propose to conic forwvard on the oocasion of the next openinig which may occur, when I shall have the honour of submitting miore fully the grouinds 0n whIch I phresume to solicit your countena,nce and support. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemien, Your faithful and obedient servant. 37, Upper hlarley-street, HENRY ALEXANDEII. March 1. 1824. ___ To the PRbPfffE_TOR oft -EAST_ !NDIk_STOCE. ~ Ladles and Genitlemen, YN eonsequle;ce of the Death of your late Ilighly esti-. A_mable Director, Sir Thomas Reid. I h%ave tbe honour to Inform you, that I shall redeem the p ledge wrhich I gave you on the 27th of November last, by proceeding to the ballot oni the occasoloi of the pre- senit vacancy. In soliciting yoUr attention to the saubjoined resolutions, passed at a meeting of my friends, permit mie to add, that the iiumerouis assur. snlees of support which 1 have since received, while they afford me every prospect of success, call for mDy wvarm acknowvledgements; and I venture to tasure you, that should I lie placed by your fav-our in the high and responsible situattion to si-hich I aspire, miy time and atten- tion Nylll be devoted to Its arduious dtities, and mly best exertions wIlll be used tomiaintain and promnote the various andt linpornitnt Interests wibich lire entruxsted to those who ha,ve the dirctiois of your affairs I have tthe honour to be, vrith great respect, Laelies and Gentlemen, Yourfaithful and obedieint servant, No.3,V~perPotlnd-ilg,I s Narti,184.H. ST. G. TUCKER. Nlr.Tuo#r' comitee l Isit daily at tire City of Lonidoni Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, whets anlY COMMUnicatiunIS frinni hiis friends will be thankcfully received.- At a numerous and 1ii hly respectable Meeting of Proprietors of Eas IniaStok,hel att~c Ctyi'fLodon Tavern, on the.27th of Nov 123 Si THOAS BAING,bert.M.P.in the Chair, leL ropsedby Sr A~xasderJohsto, ad seconded by George In lodiw involves the exersiseoaf everyfuntio aetlig tona great and powerful ompire, it Is of essential motneta among the mensbe)rs of the ex.ecutive bodY ap ohinted to tegulate and control the conduct of thelocal authoritles, there should berfiind'a dtie propor. tio,n of Individuals, 41,alluled by temployment In the several depart. merts f te pbli sevic Iainda, or he efficient discharge of tlaat 2d.Proose byJoh Irartn, sq.H.P. anxd seconded .by William ThatHeny St Gerge uckr, eq. aving in thecourse ofactive servce i Inia, ompeheninga peiodof 23 years, dischiarged the funcion of eveal f tie hgloct CvilOffice nn ndia., especially, those(if te Fiancia Reveue ad Judcial eparirrents, nivtir a degre o ablit andsucesstha repately btanedfor lhun the re- crired pprbaton f te athoitis bth t husearid abroad las full setfort fi theoffiial ocu ent ircuilated with 'Mr. Tucker's addrss o tre iropietrs o th 4t Ma, 1821, to whicih this niet- iri paticlary rquets lieatlntio (f the Proprietors of Ea6t Indi Stick, l atGenle oanpOSesss, n the opiniioni of this isseet. irig far peteslons o apir tothehonviurable -arid impiortarnt sitathin f MeberoftheExeutve Body of the East India Companiy." 3d. Proposed by Thomas Weedirsg, seq. and seconidcd by Thirorsori l-isikes'eo ,T?hatethe accessIon of knowledge and experienice which Mr. Tireker w'ould bring to the Couirt of Directors, Ins sdditiori to general talents and scriofrements. mUst be deemned peculiarly valuable In the firlanicial sniid judicial branches of the admirnistration, iri whichi lire held successively the highi- siid responsible situationis of AccourrL'urjt General, JIudicil aiiad Revenuie Secretary, and SceayI h iai cial arid Colonilal Departinents." Sceayu h ias 4th. Proposed b Leo-is Loyd, Csqi. arid iseconded by flobert Sheddon, esq. "1That, in additint the qualificaiionis above noticed, Mtr. Tueker has hiad an opportunt of acquiring an extensive knowledge ,if the principleg of consini e and of their practical applIcatioll toi the reel. Prorcal interestsio Idaand, the nsother country. tir consequence of hIs h ving field tire office of public or Commiercial Secretary to the Sulpreee Governiienit, arid oftg is having beeni placed iii other aitts.l lions inivoIring the pracetical detailsof .onswinerce upon a very cxters. Stir. Plroposed by Ricalrd Campbell Bazett, esit- asid seconjded by Edwsard Fletcher, esq. Thiat on the ground of these high qualulAeations, the proprietors presnt a thi meting, actuated by the desire of upholdfing the weight andeffcac oftheexeutie bdy,earestly recommenid to ihe Pro. pritur ofEas IniaStok te eectonof Henry St. George Tucker, seq.to set inthedirctIn onthefirt vaanc whch ay occur, conipllshmentof liatoliject," THMAS BAING, Cliairnsan. Sir Thoas Barig havig quittd tirechair, iteas inuored by Sir Al exairde Johqstori secoirdedby ThomsonHaikey, eseq. asid resolved uThat the tanks of this meeting be givers to Sir Thomas Baring, hart, for hie very- able cond(uct in the chair. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, instituted 1774,, for Rthie Recovery of Per3aris Apparently, Drownied or Dead. Patron, The KING's Most Excellenit MIAJESTY. PresidenLt, His Grace the Duke iif NORTHUMBERLAND, K.G. &c. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Right Hair. Mlarquis of liertford Riglit Honi. Lord H-enniiker Rtight oion. Eati of Staniford and Right Hlot. Loud Pridhloe waivilngton H,!ti. Philip Pusey Right Honi. Earl Spencer Hon. Mr. 13sron Garrowv Right Hon. Earl of Liverpool Sir-Abrahamn Hume, bairt. Right lion. Earl of Roniney Sir R. C-arr Glyn, bartL aId. - Right lRon. Earl ofrpiwlis Sir Charles PIclte, baTt. Right Hon. Lord Viscount Dudley Sir Johi WVillilm Lubbock, bart. and Ward Ge,' WV. Taylor, eso. HI.P. RVigt Hon. and Right Rev. Lord Johu Atkins, esq. aild. Bilshnop oftLoridon Johni Gurney, esq. I-o,adRighit Rev. Lord Blshop StePhien Gesclee, esq. of Oxford Robert Barcciay, seq. Riglht lion. LQrd Rivers John Blackburn, csql. Right Hon. Lord Kensyon Will. Mellishi, saq. Right Ilon. L,ord Mlacdonald The A NNIVERSA RY SERMON c,f this Institutloir st-ill lie preachced at Bedford.Chspel, ChaLrlotte.street, Bloonisbury, oil Sisoiday niioriring, larch28, by the loion, arid Right Rev. Lord Bisor fGOETR elected Bishop of Liehifleld and Covelirt s~po L:SEt The FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY FEfTIVAL wrilt be celebrated on Wednesday, the 31!,t of Mairch, at the CitY of London Taiverer; at which His Grase tire Duke of Northnnmberiaridwill preside. STEWARDS. Mir. Alderman Crowvder William Mauid, esq. H. Bueklasid, esq. George huilw'ard, eseq. George B , es.Joln Mil1vard, esq. Cooe lthero Isaac Miine;, esq. Johat Collett, esq. John Nichols, es;q. F.S.A. WNilliainn Day. esq. Silvanas Partridge, esq. E. Dowise, esq.Thomas Puryj.eo ChWrles Edieby, esq. i.Rw jr.s Will]iam Vierrester, edq. %Vm. Sharp, seq. Ed ward. Forster,",ic. G. Simpsont, esq. I'.- C. Freese, eo,%. -Josephs Tironipgon, esrj, Samuel Gould, esq. Jlanes Turjsis, efsq. J. W, Hartshome, esq' John Wilmeot, esq. Joh:tn Ho Kes, e3q. Win. WoodAard, esq. C. R. JyOCdinan, esq. ienj. Woolrrer, eIq. Dinrner on the table at half-past 3 o'clock. CHARLES BARCLAY, esqT. ur - BENJ.. HAWES, esq. f5tesurers. 'After diienor there wilU be a procession of persons who during the past year have been reStored to life by means of the society; and his Grace the Dilrke of Nortbumnberlatid, K.G. Presideit, cvill present the HonoaRry Medallions voted by the General Court, to the following gentlemen, for their skill and exertions in-sating hunsan life:-.Mr. 0. Willirmson, Mr. John L. Birtwhistle, Mtr. Charles Ventris Field, MLr. W. F. Roomst. Ti'ckets 1I5s. each, may be lhad of the Stewvards; at the city of London Tavern; the London CofifeeloUde; tile Baltic Coffehouse; and of the Registrar. lickets to admit Ladieg to the gallery to vicv the procession and presentation of the medaillois canl be had oily.ol the Stewrards. JOHN MARl'IN, L?.D. Registrar. Society's House, 29, Bridge-street, Blackfriars. Sihce the establishment of -this society uspwvards of 5,000 persons hR're been restored from atpparenit dexthb arid preserve- front immi. iient danger; and nearly21,000 persons have been resrarded for risk, ing their llves-to.preserVe othlers. Oxe-gUiie4 anrnualIj constlittes * * a Governor. 'ruvo gui?neassarnnsatly-. - - - - a Directorv Ten'guinea's at one psyaseeti - - - - a Life Governor. Twent'guanex3. a- - .- - - - - a lfe Director. Subserxptions vara-xeceIved4by Mebesrs. Iarnard and -Co.L Messrs. Drmnmond 'nolC,j IlrJohbn.Win. Lubbock, hart. and Co.; Sir Jobn Pinhorn isidCor and by- t?h TeTrtasurers asid Relistrar. | - The cohvmittfer*que)sttiy Lady,Aentlernan, or bookseller;-who mLy have annuulrxcp r 'fQt tjils-osiety for theiyears- 1778 and 1790, to commutuicat,e the-ametotheRtegistrar. - * . - - - The `nnual reports of thse society, and sermn ns that)nave bees preached- d, ii f sotUeAsqlgtys I utide, are sold at tle aoLiettvs hiOUSe, whetMs nualUU o(ftht bt14d o treetmest may bed grctil,