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Sd1#66t tar L&o P4bbt-4 tLNVbJ,t, Ofeorgds9- The Lord Blisho ofORIA,PresIdent5. SAMNUEL BOSRANQUST, Inq resrr At a GENEAl. MEETNG of the Mtembers otf ths ins'"titUtiOn the 6tb dv of Api,184 u the kLEVA ON' of renaF MALE and THIREE 1 up. PUPIL,S, from axlist ot Qdcandidates; 'T. W,.MELLERAt.Es; In the chiair; The Poll commenced at I I o'4ldek, and closed at 3, whlen the CorIn- rnittee having examnined the Poles, and ascertalined the number for each eaudtdgte, the Chailinmss annouinced that the elec-tion had falleni on the folloasng7candlidates Femle; 1IRichard James Turner, ,0 101 1 Alice Davis . . 2,1 '2 William Atziins . . 18.381 2 Jane Bradley . . 2,008 3Georgepyser . 1,818 I3 MiatfilaChriatianStevens I.102 4James NUIlitarris 1,293 1 'The thanks of thegeneral meeting were unanlimously voted toT.W. Meller. eaty, the Chairman, for iUslinipartial conduct anid great attent- lion to the businedssof the day. CHIARLES DODD, Secretary. (1 AEDONAN AYLUMfor suppolrTiNG anid EDUCAING ae CIHILDREN of. SOLDIERS, Saillors, and Mla- line, Ntivs o Sctland, wvho have died or been disabled In the ser- vic ofther cunty, and of indigent Scotch parents resident In Lonon ot ntiledto lparoehlal relief, Cross-street. Natton-garden. TheSEVNTHANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will take piece at the reemsons Tavrn,on Saturdaly- the I10th of April next. 11.1. i. te Dke f YRK and A LBANY, President, In thie Chonir. 5ThWARDS. Thle Most Hoil.th Maqi of J. C. Herries, es';. 1M.D. GrahamrI Robert Innes, ec';, Sir Chas. Cockerl,brT HP P. Lauirie, esq. Sheriff Sir R. TP. Psrqnlhar u Col. Mtartimi Lin1dsey. C. B. Thomas Brunt-in, s Henry LawillaiNds, esq. Johni Drummond. es'; 'i ~ t'Oillilvay, esqt. A. Parsuharso en, ofF ssun el !ollonei David Stewiart, of Garth, NI. P. I ~~~~~~C. B. Chas. Forbes., ioun. s; George Tritton. as';. ED. C'. Onthtrie, c-q. Edwvard Rose Turner, es';. ,rickets, 2tr. each, bebaofte Stewards at the Asyluim, and at the Taverm Dinuer on table athafps I ASPRt'JAL QtNERAL COTIRT of thiPs CtORPOfRA,TlON wvill be held aLt the Aaylulni, on Thursday the I1Sth Instant, at 12 o'clock, to takce into consideration en offer erom the Elders of the New Scotch Church of accomimodation for the Boys. The chiair to be taken at one o'clock Precisely. ',M. S. METCALFE, Secretary. UtIH LA D SCEYo LONDON, incorporatedI bysc, ~Act ofPalaetfo preserving the Languiage, Dress, andtriiqitls f te ncintCaledunians: for rescuing from s'blivin the valuable remarins of Celtic literature; for the establish- lnent and support of Gaelic schiools In the BHighlands of Scotland, and in other Parts of the British emipire; for relieving distressed High- landers at a distanc, fromi their native homes; and for promnoting the umprovement and general weifare of the northern, partof the kingdomn. Chief. His Most Gracious Majesty the KING. President, 1i. R. H.cthe Duke of YORK and ALBANY, R. G. &c. VICE-PRESM'ENTS. 'RigtHn Lord Strathavon Major-Gen. Charles Toirner ti ght i-on.Vs.Glnrh' Colon'el Jamres Hamnilton Ntaar-Gen. ilcojantin Forbrwg Simon id'Gillivray, seq. A GENERAL COURT oi~ th~is Corporation will be held at the Free- mnasons'TaLvern, on S';trrday, the 17th inst. at 6 o'clock, Dinner at 6 o'clock precisely. IL. R. H. the Duike of YORK and ALBANY, President, in the Chair. Me;nersotl- Socety ho o no expessto either of the Seareta- ricether iit#icin o attndig te metig,vill procure tickets at the ar f t~ tver. Sranersmus beintndued by mtembers; but eo'~rsof ny f te brnchsocetis etabished In Canada, at JOHN WVEDDERBUN _____________ALEX. M5ACDONAD ;HoraySceris flMARRIE WOMEN atheirownHabitations. lnctitutedI7d7. atrn. he IN's ostExellent MAJESTY. \c-Paron, TeirRoyl Hghusse th fluke ofSUSSEX and Pincee VICE-PRES D wTS. The Marqui oAnesea, K. 0. I H'1-arman, esq;. G. C. ii. Vo AgI MWoed, seq. aId. NI.P. The Right H4on. the Earl ofl T. %Vucon~ es'q. Hi. P. Dartmnouth W. Astell, ces;. M. P. The Right I-ion. LodBie Sir C. Flower, bart. aid. J. Blackbsurn, es ~ J. Atkins, cc';. aId. R. Bocradailo csq, G. Bridges, as;. aid. Hf. P, D), kl~ Rocker, es J. Blades, esq;. 9fresstsrer. Thomas' Greenaway, ci'q. The ANNIVER.SA-RY DINNER of this old and excellent Inistltu- 'tioni will take place at the London Tavern, Bisbopsgate-street, on -Monday April 26, at half-past 4 for 5 o'clock; VIt. ASTELL, Esq. 7A. P. vice-President, in the chair. STEWVARDS. Win Astell. te' NI. P V.P. iCharles W. tiamlsbothain., esq. Robert Bige.c';. Jamnes Rowv, seq. John Blades, ec';. V. P. G. E. Shuttleworth, ec'q. Mtr. Johni Bird W.A. South, cc';. Mtr.S. B. Chandlerj Rowland Stephenson, esq;, John INixon, es';. George Turner, cesq. No collection rounid the tables atfter dinner. Tickcets, ide. each, maybe ad f te Sewads,Tresurr,anid Committee: also at the baro theTavrn; nd o W.. Hal, ecretaLry, at the Office of the Charty,17.Litle nigtrier.tret, octors'-comnmonc. P RSEVATONof IF fom SHIPWRECK. Patron. HIS MAJESTY, President, the Earl of LIVERPOOL. K. G. Chairman of teCmite THOMAAS WILSON, Es';. M.P. Trhe attentionan Yraiyo the Public are earnestly invlited to thi trly atinalan chritbleinsittion, which has for its oh- icets, to pro-inc the rea iest n afs ens and to encourage the utmot eerI~meforthepreervtio oflives In cases of shipwreck, to afordin~dlsr relef o pesonsresued,bein Ina stats of desti- tOtin.5,d ssitane t thewidws nd amiiesof ny brave nien W0 my ershInthirhuan atePts tsaehe lives of their Donationis. Annual. Amnountalreadyadvertised - - 4,131 5 0 166 8 0 Subscriptions since reseived Cptain Geocge-Mundy, R.N. M.P. C .BB.220 Joh Dniel, ceq62 1 The Earl of Crav-en - . . .52 10 0 Samuel WAest, ce'q. BlIlIter-streett . 2 2 0 John Mlitchell. ce;.sq -. S S 0 Messrs. Win. Borradalle, Sons, and Ravenhill 21 0 Charissi Casei, esq'. 10 10 0 2 20 C. W. Williams. cc';. Essoni . . 2 2 0 Messrs. Pliimmer and Wilson 21 0 Philip Cazenove, e';q. - 5 0 'Edward Warner, a 10 10 0 Mhessrs. Jordaine and 2Shaw . - 21 00 Lord BraybTooke-62 10 0 The Hon. Philip Pusey . - - 200 0 Capt. T. P. AclaLnd - - - - 10 10 0 At Mdessrs. Hoare's, Fleet-street. Messrs.Hoara.52) 100 Rev. Dr. Huglies, Canon Residentiary, St.Paul's I 10500 The Meet Noble the Marquis of Lansdowne 31 10 0 Trhe Right Rev, the L.ord Bishop ot Bristol 10 0 0 Edwvard Ber'keley Portrunat; ecc'.- - 200 0 Mess-rs. Benson and Htunter - 550 The-'. Direct, ec';. .P. I - 0 10 00 Simon cock, P'.10. 10 I00 Lieut. Win. Alfray. R.N- 777 0 C. R. Dicken, Ls'q. - - - 1 10 M,attliewR.Li.ster,esqBurwell.pa%rc, Llncolneshire 210 0 Rtobert Pedder, cc'. Brighten - - - 2 2 0 The Commrittee for Llojd's - - - 200 )00 The Honourable East Inidia Company - - 3(00 00 .MeAsrs. Harman and Co., - - 51)0 0 'Capt. Wheatley, of Nfinde'rsey - 5 0 0 L. A. De Ia Chaumnerte, es'; - 10 10 0 Samuel Bodding, ccsq. - . - -210 0 Mir. Acten.I0 0 The Lord Bishop ot Llandaff - -210 C. E. Rumnbold. cc';. M.P- 2650 0 Thos. Pitt, cc; . . - 20 00 'Captain John Foulerton - - 10 10 0 J. Bond,s. 2c;2 2 0 'Robt. Holfoird,cc'q.2 20 Sir Bnrain artin-5 00 Dnatilons and subiscriptions "ill be received bSy IoVin. Sikes, es';. Trca v.rer, s5 NMansIonihoue.stretet; and by the several bankers of the im,etropolis. r EDUCATION of DUTY on RAW T SI L K.-TW t IFe 13., EDITOR of'The TIMES.-Sir,-Ac the most erroneousaopinionsK arc now sprend resPectinig the operation of the reduction of the duty on Mra sik,I avail mryselt of themnedium of the Public press to state mny opinIon 'en Its probable operation on the price of the manufac. tured articles, and the grounad on wvhich I have formed it. In the calculations and conclusIons I have made I am supported by the au- thoritY of the most eminent and respectable manufacturers In the city.if London. Tiheduty reduced is asfollows: On racy silk from the astlt ndles, .3Be. 104, per lb. of I6oz. On ditto from. Italy and other p laces Se. Od. per lb. of 16oz. As Italian silk is most exclu.sively used in the man ufacture of the beet silks, sucih as satins, gros fie Naples, &e. 1 cr111 maLke the caleu. lAtIOnS on the highest reduction. naimely, 5s. per lb. Thus the reduc- tion wiillhe as foilows. on afair average: 27 yards e ll plain sarcenet, w'eighs I lb. at Se. per lb. is 258. per YaLrd. 20 - . ditto lb. at Ss. per lb). Is 3d. 17 - cellgros do Napies I lb. at As;. per lb. Is5314. 20 - Manchester figured ditto lIb. at Sc. per lb. is 3d. 1.5 - Londoni rich . . Ilb. at .5s. pee lb. is 4d. The above calcul-ation refers to silks of real good quality. On per- cla%ns and othecr slIght silks the reduction wvill be much less. There are few silks that exceed l5oz. per yard; but whets extra rich, if sal. cul-ited at I l ox. per yard. the difference wrill not be ';nite 64. per 'yard. On thiose silks made from BIenigal or East India silk, the duty reduced Is B. r.I -d, per lb. or say 3d. per oz. being a mush co,arser silk: go,ods manufactusred from it feelmu fuller in thelhand. Itic chiefi weintemaniufacture of ribaude and baLndanna handkerchiefs. ? ~ Is sometimes used in making sarcenecs, &c. but the wearers of such goods are generally disappointed. In addressing this to you, Mr. Editor,the only object I have InI view, !Vto remove those erroneous impressions which otnle of the trade arc endearouring to propagate, some by telling their friends In the shop, others by public advertisement, that figured silks arc reduced 21. per yard. plain silks1ls.4Gd.per yard. The public may nowJudge for themn. selves:- I pledge myser 'for the accuracy of the calculatioins. lf such Fersons have reallymade such redUction, It Is anunralied for sacrifice o property belongcing to some one. If they have not miade the reduction they state, I will leave it to the puxblic to stigmatia.50uch proceedings In the language they think most proper. Withini the last mnonthi raw silk has advanced 2s. 6d. petr lb. being halfr thea.nount of duty remitted, and fromnthle very stmnty suppc now In the bands of the manufacturers, it will Probably very soon ad~ Vaince mutch morel and of this I am confident, that pturchasers of s4ilksca iii buy them now on as good or better terms than a mnonth bence. Within the last two yearis the Price of Mraw illk has atdvanced and fallen lIe,s.In the lb. being three times the amoun- of the duty now repealed, and yet the differeince In theprcoftemnatud article was scarcely ever perceptible, asslittledoes the price of the raw mmaterial affect the priceofrtheimaniufacturedI article. W HEREAS,by aDecree of the High Court of Chancery5 m,,rade In a canses In which Jame' WVeeks Is Plaintiff and John Tpl an sd others are defendants, it is referred to James Stephen, eis'. one of the Mas-tersDofthe said Court, to Inquire who were the NEXT of KINl of JAMES GEARLE, the testator, lwho resided at Wore- lag, in thiecounty ofSouthtampton, and died ontheStbhday of March, 1910,) and who were the next ofklin of tlhe testator's3first w-ife at his decease, andd also at the decesse of the testatrix. Ann Gearle, the second wvife of the said testator, (and who died oc 'Worting afore. -said, on the 11Ith day of December, 1822,1 and If any of them are dead who ate nowr their personal representatives, and wh'ether Richard Tubb DaielTub,, ohnTuh, ad teir sisters, and John Maynard and homa Mayard,name In he Ill of the said testatrt'c, were of ay so wha deree f kidredto he said testator or to his firs wif, ad wat istrs f te sid ichrdTubb, Danifel Tubb. Uand Joh Tnb rer liin atthedeth f te aidtestacriX, and Whether suchperonaarelivng r dad,andif eadwho are their represent. and is bothr Jon Crplcora r,. , e?test,atrix's wlilln-amd personal rePresentatIves. and who were at the death of the stidd te4ta. trix the children of the said Wlilliam Cmcfodaiofteesclv pe-rsona described Intettar'swl asheard hubad 5a ltheee couins .Ynhn Crockford and n Burgtess,tV wid lAB deeased,ns,jd whether theyin were of any degree0 of Bunrgess, towth teesasordor hjsfrsttwife,han who re totytoe ersnalrreesentativtestao ofans' o rstc chiden as may have snce died andwat rprersontivs the aid testachi cildeia tnakebyethenamed of Ricwhar ta lnda ttede t y,;olvesarron Intherde wil named and ofe nthne said Richard Mayla2nd's sistver,and Inheher they na-crcdo any degree ofl Reaionhiprto tyin's sitestr, end wehiserstwie, ,ind or such pegrseons areldadtwoosl arc thei persnatl ri feiresntlvies .and fwhete thereon stere dat whe dreatheoft Persoaid resareseanyandes wi hathperss thereinaewre~n tthe desciti on h ofl "heratrkhuanband. wouins PeoW or latelyaresiding athNew rtown, ofcahr A twbusba ndthe cousntyno ofrk landtheir brothersg and sisters, jandL Nhf her latehue band'tyfl,merles. andteprbrthwrs and nice st"an anhtds they iere ofs anyandwhratif' deereewofkindrd totetetator ord hishe thrst wie,e and why are nwhtdreofknedo the PesnlrPeetaiestaof anor hsuc pentson asd maybre dedndw whethersoa thepreswerentthevesthfnyof tuhesi tesracrixs many eda,and what hrpeersnlvn anwrering the descaiptinof Wflraihtscntr Cate, ofd whartlpeysoWitney andwhorWas the heir.aptlaw of the ests Crtoean of Hasfrstle Wiftieyatnth teaorwus dhehease,and wof were thetg torlrndaofltivsof the teftatortandtofthisrlateewifeerespectivelyeat the decepasela of thesi testatorir and wofi larethe piero represettivelyash ofecuaseo theI midateawasrh.avedid sincae the terstnatrexrandnwho is nowu entited under asuc haire.atledswc tohan freehold esate whoich such henirs culdhaer FIncheritedafrom the sator oreehois eistawie atc tuhheirdeas corl thae dneieas fofmh tetestatrorn wor his nostwif th theittr~ heeis r-athlaw adecwhete anythe hesttrx anstwhorIs netof kin atehstdatorshediedatleavig anan wveherchanrof th tsandorho arex now the tbrsdeaultrepeslenatveof anyandfauch hlidrena havedinesodied,wand whoesnowrpreentaitdv h elestfnoate by hldenasaid esttix-cLsdleI,nd the residuar entitled hecvilt the raexIsue bytheksinrdad ttar4evlatdions ofthe restaurcas who have die Intas the sameftekisnargod adrevaisen-al fthsetefstatnore prsof, naneVdI callsersons soameringan gof thevaboe, desciptons eilcras ~ir.atlaw nex ofkn,wor nrny ften above, are frlhcglh tocome ora te sai Mastr,a heri'ettvs Southmptou.buuinp, hanneland Lod Is chamnbers, Lodo, and rmake oUt6 IhfipiMlf1orIr till e eelu 5h Olftof the said der#.. - JiZNl4~n4 DWARD WILLO -GBY &Ul f Disetos's of the United Crpnto u.Mersbants of gngland trading tot8EatIdisd beeh glve ~'otice, That the Committee of guying and Watrehouses will be ready to receive PROPOSALS in wvriting, sealed up, on oir before Wed- flesday the 28th of April, 1824, from such persons as may be willing to SUNILV thse Company with BRITISH IRON1, and the condItIojns of the conitract m3ay beseen on appfliation to the clerk of thie qsi comttee, with whom the poposials maust be lefi'. before I1I o'clock of the said 28th of April, after which hour the Committee wIll. not re- ceive any tender. -JOSEPH DART, Seeretary. II' ad COE COPN, Brkgidge-street, Blackfriars, Loidoll, OTICE 30~th 4 March,124. O ICE i ees giien, that the Haif-ierl era Cout o th Popretos fthsCompany', pursuanit to the Aet o the S9th George I.wl be held on Thursday, the 6th day of Nliay niext; at the Cron'n and Anchor Tavern, in thte Stmand, in the cotinty of Middlesexc, at II o'clock Inathe forenoon, when the ELECTION of an AUDITOR of the Accounts of the Comnpany will take place, In the ro(,n of Richard William Silvester, esqf. choBen a Director. By order of tile coutrt of Directors. ltlCAl~AtD GUDE, Secretary. N.B. The chiair will be takenu at 12 o'clock precisely; atnd the bailol will continue ripen for 4 hours fromn its commenlcenient. GLOBE ISURANCE Corill, London, MWaxc 2.5, 1824. ~LTO ICEis erey aven tht the General Half Yearly WdIIETNG ofthe POPRIEoas of the Globe' nsurauce Compny illbe eldat the Company's Office, In Cornhill, on Thurday,the 9thday of April niext, w-hen the Eriennial Election of Teut.g Diectors will take place. I- yrdrfhe Board, JOHN CHARLES DEINHAM, Sec. GLOBE NSURANE. PaIl-nmall and Qornhill, Lwadon, for F4ire an'd Life Insurance, and Annuiteies. ALL Persons wohose Insarrances w-ith this C'ompany becae de atLad.dayarereqested to take notice, that recepts or he rnewl threo arenowready for delivery, at thi Comanys Oficsad i th hads f teirroespcetive ageants in the counry,Insranes oe t Ldy-ay ust be paid on or before the9thof pri net. he.captalof hiscomnpany Is ?1,000,000 garden. Sr ilim WMT. HEYGATE, Aid adMP SrWlimCurtis, ,bart;4. 11.'. S r Cba~es Plower, gart. All. Matthias Att oed, seq. M.P. Johi Coopa, resq. Williamn Cotton, esq. Williami Davis, req. HuhHatnimeniley, esq. John Hawes, esq. MIoKhn Petty ?duspratt, se,q. Miajor Rohde, esq. William Samber, esq. George Shum Storey, esq. Williani Waker, esq. F'U'HE C'ompan-y continue to effecct Insiirances onc Livese at _1LequitaLble ra-tes, wIthout ent rance money or any rdditional pre- milim for sea risk In decked veastile to or from tht Bliltish isles, or to or front the opposite line of coast betwveen tie Texel and H&vr.-de- Grace fincluded, to granit and purchase Annuities unider a special act of Parliamneit; and also to purchase well secureddeaMeversions of consi- de,l amiount anid resPect&ble parties on Iliberal termis. Agents are appoinlted in all the cities and principal towns in the united kisiedonm. THOMTAS PARKEXL. S4c. PH(ENIX FIRLE OFFICE. MlarcOi 19, 162i. TRUSTEES and DIRECTORS. Macttlii.s Attwoud, eaq. M.P. Thomas Hod In u.eq James Bell, esq. Richard Hensaw Lawrelice,esq. John Coope, esq. Johni Petty MNItspratt, esq. WVilliam Cunrtis, eseq. Major Rhode. esq. WliliarV Davis, esq. William Samler, esq. Crawford Davison,eeq. George Shiui Storey, req. Sir Chas. Flowver, bart.andald. Charled Ham2kden Turner, esq. Emanuel Goodhairt, esq -Sitthev WVhiting, esq. Johni lawei, -esq. Mlattheiv Wilson, esq. Wi. -lygte eq.adlad H.. Thomas Wilson, esq. MI.P. PERSONS whor-e In.enrance Payments fall due al ..Lady.daty next arc requested to take notice, that. Printed Ite- ceipts are nowv ready at the officen In Lombatrd-street and Charing. cross,, w, here attendance ts daily given, from 9 till14 o'clock. Thrates and condtitions of tie Phcenaix Company are of the mosit moder-ate description,and the adjustment of losses has beeni uniformly attended to with the utmtost promnptitude and liberality. For the protection of the valuable property in the north west Par of the towvn, the Company have establ1ished an Engine Station lin Gcorgee-yard, Crowvn-street, Soho, where attendance is given day und night, as wvell as at each of the Comtpany'st otlier engine stations. GUARDAN FIE an LIFEASSUANCE COMFANk * at II1. L-isi- bard-street, the Eiitsainee to the Postofrice, London. DIRECTORS, RICHARD lITRE RAIKES, Esq. ChAirmatn. GgORGE LYALL, EqDeuyC3airman. W. C. Brandram, esq. Joi atn esq. M.P. WViilliam Copland, esq. Rowland Mitchell, eseq. William D. Doweson, esq. I Robert Miltford, esq. Sir T. Harvie Farquhar, hart. John G. Ravernshaw, seq. Job" Garralt, esq. Alderman Robert Rickards, req. Nicholas G arry, esW,. Johii Shore, esq. Wiiam iadan,esq. M!. F. Edsrard Stewart esq. John Hlarvey, es q. Andrewv lenry homnson, esq. George Jeniner, elq John Thornton. e8q. John Loch, esq. k ? John,rlulloch esq Stewvart Marjorlbanks. esq. M.P.l James Tn.Joc!, esq. LewisLoyd req.AISDTORS. whic thi Intituionis fouznded T~~5~ ~amature Investi tion ofIlie ractceof othe Ofice, an wil b foud t coblie a Y'antager, not hitlierto The ssurd o a crtai stndin paticipate in the profits every r usrie apital, amouxnti ng to two nIfllions, secuires the As- sred fnste responsibility attached to Societies for mutual assur- ance. Clanimants may have their demands on the Company submitted te refe'rence. No charge m2de for PoliciestvIhen the sumi assured amnounts to 3001. adNotpwards. Noie" is; hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Lady-day should be renewed within 1.5 days thereatfter, or they become void ; and that tue Receipts for such Reniewals are now ready for delivery sirith the respective Agents for the Conis,any throughout the Usiilted Kingdlom. ,VI. WTLLTAIAM. Recretar. JEACON FIRE ENSURANCE COMPANY, No. 8, B_ (Chathanm-place, Blaekfriars, and No. 184, Regent-street, Ox. ford-street, London. DIRECTORS. Sir IHENRY PARNELL, Bant. M.P. Chalrrman. J0HNW\RAY, Esq. Deputy Chairman. flsnj. Ansley, ccq. David Laing, esq. Heir J Buvri, sq. John Lainson, esq. James Bridges, esq. Peter Lauirie. esq. WiliniP.Crufrd eq. Sir Gregory A. Leivin Robert Ferguison. esq Thomas H. Longden, esq. Henry ilallaim, esq. Jam;es Mansfield, esq. George Hanmmersley, esq. James M5ackenizie, esq. J. *Xdair lhawkicns, esq. Lauirence B. Miorris, esq. Rtobert W. Hay. eaq. Willaian Sotheby, ;sq. It,,b.J.WilmsotHorton, esql.M.P. Sir Patrick Walker Lieut.-Gen. H uglies Abraham Welland, esq. Managing Director. John Clark, esq. Auditors, William P. Crauford and John WNray, esqrs. Twenty-five 13er cent, abatement of the nrdinary premium of In. aurance on private dwvellings, a reduction proportionably liberal on al1 otfier description of property, and an allowamice of S per cenit, in all eases on the duty payable to Government. REDUCED RATES. Ilreini. Duty. Total. et. d. s. d. s. d. On dwrelling-hiouses and furniture. I 8 2 10 4 4 per ?100 n-ot hazardous - - - On shop s oritwarehouseq, an~d goods 1 9 210 47dto thri o aarduo - I Farmiitg Stock - . - . . 1 2 10 4 7 ditto. flankers, Messrs. Hammiersiey and Co. Pall-mnall, and Sir P. Pole bart. Thornton and Co. Bartholomiew-lanie. IrNTENDED BRIDGE, near the Tower.-In pursUance I. of an oirder of the Honourable the hiouse of Commons, noticE ihereby iven, that applicRtion has been mtade to Parliament for B3ILL for H IlLDING a BRIDGE across the river Thamnes1 from tht parsh f S. Ktheine inthecoutyof Middlesex, atnd for mak. ing pprache threto an tyhch nteded bridge aind approache; willbe stuat inor etendto Se sveral Parishes of St. B3otolph, Aidate an St Kaherne', nar he rowr,in the said counity of Mddlsex red o St.Joh, torslydwn,and St. Mary Ber. mondey,in he cunt ofSurey.-ate th 3dday of April, 1824. WNI.CIItHOLM. SoIcitr, 3, Lncblms's-ion-fislda. INCORPORATED SOCIETY for the CONVERSION and RtELIGIOtUS INSTRUCTION aLnd EbUCATION of thi NEGRO SLAVES. President, the Lord Bishop of LONDON. Amnounit of Subscriptions and Donationg al-, Suibserips. Donatlons, Hready advertised - -579 4 0 ?1493 60 H. R. H. the Duke of Clarence - 100 0 H. R. H, the Duichess of Clarence - 100 0 Amies, G. seq. Bristol - -- 22 0 Barrett, Rev. J. T., D.D. 14, Dukte-street, Westminster-2 2 0 Bablngton, 'r. esq. Rothley Temple, Letcester- shire Dowvn 5 0 a Bright, Riehard, csq. Bristol - - 1 0 CJ Brlckley, B. es . ditto - - - 2 2 8 Ble,Aea e'he, esq. ditto 20o Br i:ht, Robet't esq. ditto 22 0 Baillile, Evan and bonus, ditto - 5 0 a Bush, A. esq. ditto - - - - 22 0 Bristol, Dean of, ditto 2 -10o 0 Bonifl, Toma, ~2 2 0 Cos, on ad ev Rid 2,Oea Gore-street 22 0 Cust. Hon. Miss - - 22 0 Caithorpe. Lord- 5 Claxton, Win. esq. Bristol II 10 Dodd, Rev. P. Rectory, P'ursharst, Kent 2 20 D'Oyly, Rev.jpr. 22 0 Driiskwvater, John. seq. Livarpool I- 1 10 Dennis, Mrs. Norbiton, Surrey -2 2 9 Dawvano, J. H. Massey, esq. II.P. 87, GIocester- place--2 20 Durham, Dean and C5haPte'r of - 210 0 Daniel, Thomas, esq. Bristol - - 2 20 5 Drayton, Philip, resq. ditto - - 2 2 Ereter, Bishop of - 22 0 Empsion, William., esq-- 0 Franklyn. Mrs. 28, Glocester-place -5o 0 Ford, Alex, and James. esqes. Bristol 2 2 Gibbs. Geol-ge, esq. ditto 2 .2 0 George, Christopher, seq. ditto - 22 0 1-lbbert, peorge, esq. . - 210 0 1libbert, George, esti. . - - 2 20 HIggin, J. eseq. - -. 2 2 0 Horsfaili, Charl0s, esq.Liverpool. - - 22 0 Hodgon. Adamn, esq. dtto 2 20 Hlekens, R. esq. I11. Threadneedle-street - 2 20 10 10 0 Olznle, MIlss, 11, Wlgmore-street II 110 Howell, George, esq. Bristol - . 2 20 HOlmUes, W. esq. NJi. P. Grafton-Street - 2 2t0 10 0 Hervey. Lord 100 0 Iriain. George, esq. Lilverpool . i 2 0 Lee,T''lomas, eNe. ditto - - 22 0 Littledale, Isaac, eseq. ditto II 120 Lipseornbe, Rev. C, 22 0 Lawrence, j. IH. esq. gristol I 1 0 Lon3dale, Rtev. lohn, Queen-square 2 ~0 Mos,Jih, sq.Lvrtp aol -2 2 0 Michll 5 eq.blP.35 Wmpol'e-street 22 0 Micel,Wi.esl .0 Hrey-street - 2 2 0 Mi5 el, .Sq.8,Wmpole.a:reet . 2 2 0 Mithdl.JaesHnresq. Astrop,Nlorthampton 22 0 Afontague,Nvru.RhodeFs esqi.Bristol S220 MNLyre.,, I. A. Selq. ditto I 2 0 1 10 MlLeod, Rtev. Dr.2 Martin, Josiah, esq. 4, Nottingham.place, St. Marylebone-. 5 5 0 5 0 Norris, itev. H. H. Hackney . - - 2 2 0 Nurse, Rev. Bryant Taylor, Demerara - I 1 0 Peterborough, Dean of - *-- 2 2 0 Piney, Cliarles, ensq. Bristol - 22 0o 5 0 0 Richards, Rev. Dr. a - 22 0 Ricketts, T. B. seq-. Combe, Hereford 2 2 0 Rose, 'Miss Frances Theodora I10 Rose, Mrs. Theodora - - - I1 I0 Rees, Rev. Dr. Thomas, Bristol -I Sandbach, Samuel, esq. Liverpool 2 2 0 10 Smith, Samuel, l. esq. ditto 1 1 i0 Shepherd, Rev. Henry - - . - 1 1 0 Savage, Mre. Surblton, Surrey - 1 0 0 Tinne, P. F. esq. Liverpool - - 2 2 0 Taylor, G. W. eoq. Cavendlsh.square 10 10 0 10 10 0 Tra,t, esq, Portland. pace . 20 0 0 Vaughan, Jotn and PhIL Bristol 5 0 0 Vaughan, John, esq. ditto - - . 2 2 0 Vaughan. Phil. esq. ditto - - - 2 2 0 Weare Wlilam, esq. ditto 5 00 Ward, R1ev. J1. G. Ciselmasford -II 110 Yard, T. esq. SouthamnPton - 1 10 Yates, Jos. Brooks, esq. Liverpool - - 2 2 0 Annua'ub:elbe . T. BARRETT, Il'D)SecretarF. Annua subcribrs Of 1I. IS. and donors at any, one -tii'e are aliso- elated mnembers of this Society, and are entitledtJOrpr. Doniations asnd subscriptions received a b oiarlors -Messrs, smith p at the followving ba'nkers, vtiz.: -Messs. Smth, Pyne, and Smith. M4ansfonhsouse-slree l- Mei*rs BArnard, Dimndale, land Dimsdale, Cornhill- Messrs. Slli%s F!at lb.h and Co, MafsInouesr sr. Hearce, Pheetstreett- Meslirs. CocksCocksRidg, andBielulph.Cllaing.eroM1 M iessrs. liamnt4-rs., Icy,F~al'ma~ MearLRivn~to, 3 Wterloo.plac#, and St.?"asl' elhurchmrd;b~~ teTreeaurr rtho lp, .0eq. 34 HasIt4mon. Nota..Offes,sK.Uke-sreet -etfi W,tvtAM *Att.-V W. WWAM tWAtt, v toinheya- 382l, i!tvZju 01rzottsstrcet,SVde)lotsqte-S re, andafterwardsin tet!.norough, will call On Mr.Moxsy, 9f No. 142.Whlteehapel-road,to give 5OInQlNe ORMtATION relativ to the pre- m Ises in Parson WItreet, or ll let Mr. Moxsy k-now per letter, where the lewhold deeds relatlng to thol e pre1ses can.be inspected n order to their ben produced on a trial at law now rending reSpect- in, the said premises, he wvill be hanidsomnely rewardeh for his trouble. Hi.s mmediateattentiohi hereto Is earnestly requested. EAW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-For N i the BiENEFIT of Mr. flUNN. stage ManHger.-OIi Saturday next Ils 31ajesty' IServantswvlt perform thePlayof THE STRANGER. The parr of the Stranger by MIr. KEAN. After *ihlcb, tibe InterlUde of THr. RIVAtL SOLDIEiRS. Nipper~ln, Mr. Mlundeu. To conclude with the Farce of FAMILY JARS. Deiph, Mr. Liston. Tickets and Places may be had of Mr. Bu,, 9, York-street, covent-gardeni: and of r. Spri g, at the Box-offce of the Theatre, Brydlgesstreet. Ji ING's THEATRE.-Sinor BEkNELLI respectiully begs leave to inform the Nobllttv and Gentr, subscribers to te Oera, and the Public, that the SIXTH and Lis r CONCERT SPlR1TU L of ANCIENT antd MIODEItN MUSIC thls season, (on the same plan as those given at Paris, in l,ent,i will takle place TO- MlORROW EVENING. Partl. 1. overture from the "Freysohutz,. Weber. 2. Aria, by Signor Benetti Mayer. 3. Aria and Reci- tative, " Tears auch as tender iFathers shed," by Miss Love, Handel. 4. Dtetto, by Madate earadorl and Mr. Renlner, Rossini. 5. Concertante, for two violoncello,, by Mr. Lindley and Mr. Lindley, t.n. Lindley. 6. Aria, by Madamne Caradoli, Rossint. 7. Aria. yMadame tatalanL 8. Grand Chorits, Mozart, Part42. 1. ANeW GrandSymphony, (as pe0fotnesd at the Philharmonlic Concert,1 by Mr.3Muzlo Clemfenti, who will bimself preside at the plaiioforte, ClemeiLti. 2. Alrla, " Late In a Sumnmer Bower," liy Miss Love, WInter. 3. Terzetto, for 3 harps, by Messrs. Baur, Chatterton, and Davies, Inever performed In this countrv,) Nadernian. 4. Duetto, by Miesdames Marinonil an Castell, Rosainl. 5. A NewMitlitary Con- certo on the Violin, by MIr. Kiesesvetter, Franziel, and Mlayseder. 6. Aria, by Madame Vestris, lhandel. 7. Aria, by Madame CatalanL 8. Finale, from the "Clemenza di Tito," by Mesdames Caradori, Marinont, Casteill, Grazinia, and1Mr. Kellner, Nio7art. signor Cocca wlll preside at the Planoforte. Leader of the Band, Mr. Spagnoletti. Mr. J. T. Harris wivll reside at the Organ. Te Orchestra anld Cho- russes will be selecte from the Arst Petrforrners, and consist of uP- wards of 120 persons. Applications respecting boxes to be made to Mr. Segain, Opera-office, 105, Quadrant, Regent-street. Boxes, 3 cuineas each. Admission to the Boxes, 1Os. Cd. Pit, js. GallerY. 3s. 6d. The concert waill begiu at halfpast 7 o clock. I N Pursuance of ali Order-of the Honourablc the House J of Commons, made the 26th day of March now Jnstant, Notice is hereby given, that APPLICATION ha ,been made to PARLIAMENT In this present.session, and that leave has been given to brilig In a BILL for MAKING WVET DOCKS, Warehouses, Basins, and other Works, in and near to St. Saviour s Dock, In the parishes of St. John, Couth ark, and St. Mary Macdalen, Bermondsey, in the county of Surrey, to be called, The South London Docks,' and rhich wet docks are proposed to bave 2 communications with the River Thames there, and such wet docke, warehouses, basiaas. anid other wvorlks. and the requisite sluices, wharfs, bridges, paths, ways, ;and roads apper- raining thereto 3e proposed to he situate in the said parishles of St. John, Southwark, and st. Mary Magdalen. Bermondsey, in the sald county of Surrey, and by thle said bill t is also proposed to fix and limit the tolls, rates, and dues to be taken for tue use of the said iocks, basins, quays, wharfs, warehouses, and other works.- Dated thIs 27th day of Uarch, I824. WMN. W ltlGiT, Solicitor or the Bill, 4. Cloak-lane. Queen-street, C heapslde. R. HAMILTON's PPUBLIC GREEK and LATIN 1 CLASSES.-ln ?Mr. Hamilton'r Private Classes a crtl-eal know- ledge of the Epitome Historise Satre of L'Hmond. 43octavopages, 5D atln ls goarar.teed to every p,t il in 2 sestions of 10 lessons each. payr.ble in advanee, 21. Os. per seetiqn. The knowledge of the Gospel of St. John, In Greel, is guaranteed to every pupll In one section of 12 lessons, payabl also an advance, 31. The same proficiency fii FrenFch, Italun ati nd G ern an, withl the sarne guarantee, 21.1 0s. The instruction in the Public Classes, tle formatiOn of wvhich Is the obj2et of Mr.Hamilton's Lectures at theCity of LondonTavern,onrMon- day next, is precisely the same as tn the private Claigee. if possible more fu landperfect.and though nio express=guarantee be offered to thepupil, yetis the Interest of the teacher rolperfectly Identified with his (for no man will take a second sectioia who shall niot haive acquired the first), that every man. In etrnest to attain what he subscribes for, and wiho mary not have particuiarreaxons for enterionga private class, will give apreference to the public one. WVhere liv,es the man whoae dneation has been neglected, vho, If he wvere assured he coutld obtaLin as much Greek and Latin In a fewv weeks, and at atrifling expense, as is retalii- ed by oneperson In a hundred of those who liave spent years and A fortune in the study of them. whio would not gladly embrate the Opportunity offered? But It may be asked wthat prevents lil being assured of it? Mr. Hamilton has at this momentnearly 60 publicand private classes In the different languages; he has taught betweeLr 500 and 600 puplis since his arrival In Londoi, 6 months ago; to aU these the same promises swere publicly made; all paid in advance fo' an specified positive degree of proficiency, promised to th-m as the Infallible result of his lessons. Ilave any yet complained of having becii deceived by his promises ? Above S00 persons haLve paid a second, a third, and mnany a fourth and fifth suiscription on the sanie terms. Is it credible that they would lhave done so if Mr. Hamilton had not fulfilled his previous engagements vith them? There is then fuill assurance given to every reasonable and canidid mind that the ltamtltonian Svstem produces all the effects Its warmest advocates have attributed to it, and must inevitably, a little sooner or a little liter, subvert every other nmode or pretended mode of instructioni whIch has preceded It, wvile In the mean time It offers the mo; pleasing xnd effectual remedy to all who have been, snore or less, the vletims of the vicious and ineMielent system of the schools. The puhllcluo,sest In which 1,000 persons maybe taughtwith the same or greater fatfilty than one or two, open a door of knowledge which the Interest of individuals too long opposed to the diffusion of know- ledge, will never be able to close. Seven pablic classes have been in successful operation In London and its vicinity during several weeks past; their progress has not been Inferiser to that of the private classes; manY have left the private classes to enter them. The GreeX Puzblic Class will meet at the Paul's Head, No. 5, Cates- toil-street, on Thursday evening, the 15th instant, at half-past 7 o'clock l'reciGely. A more accurate knowledge of the (ospel will be acquired by the members iu 12 lessons than Is acquired In the schools In one year. Subscriptions 11. lOs. payable Iniadvance. The Latin Public Class *vlll meet at the same place on the same even- ang,at a quarter before911. The tEpitomc'istoric Sscrss of L'Homond,43 octavo Pares, ill be read In 2 sections. Each section payable iT advance 1L The Freoieb Public Class will meet at the same place on Monday evening, the 19th of April, at S o'clock precscely. The Gospel of St. Johnwillbereadentirely through, comprehending,w ith the infex- Ions of the verbs, at least, l0O000words. Subsenptlion 1. Names for aU these classes received by Messrs. Boosey and Son, Broad-street; or by41r. Hamilton. after his lecture; or at the Patl's Head, fram 12 o'clock, on the day of meeting of each respective class, till the moment it assembles. Private Classes in all the Languages assemble at 25, Cecil-street, on different days and houirs, (or In any part of the town on the satme terms,) proficiency gularanteed. Terms 21. ]Os. per section of 10 lessons. Private Classes lor all the above languages are nosa forming at 25. Ceeil-street, Strand. lr. Hamilton's Key to i-ol;zoiod's Epitome Hilstorim Sa5cm to be had at 25, Cecil-street, Strand or at Messrs. Boosey and Soin's, Broad-street. I rice5se. The Greek siud Erench lleys to the Gospel ef St.John wvitht di- rections fo us,er ex ek