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OB,this Afterrfoo% aRboit . Sddlock, betwixt Tok-en- e-yard ad retBusk-lane. Caution-street, a. BCACIC CASE POCIKEaT-%BOOK, zosenttanlfng ssundtvpapers- of :50vau ecq to theowners. Any verson whowiMbln hg the same to ess.J and Wm. Simpson. 2, Gfteat Bus;h-lane, shaillbe guitably ea~d London, April21, 1824. TOST-l or MISLAID), TIWO DOCUUMENT~Sor thoi _94COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENTI, written in Spanish; one6 the Copy of a Contract, and the other a CertifIcate o h u f1,0 dollams As tkey are of no use to any perscOn but the owner. FIVE: GUINEAS will be PAID on leaving theM at 20, Regent-street; or with L. Bire. esq. South Sea House, Old Broad-street, In the City; or 'Mr. Ackerman's, Strand.-21st Aipril, 1824.- WfANTED, a young MIAN, as an A~SSISTAN-T in the TVLinendrapery Business. Apply to X.Y. at 'lie bar of the Belle Sauivage coffeeh.use, Ludgate-hill. AT Ta MIEETINCx of the INHABITAN~,T110`USE- FLHOLDERS of the parish of ST. GEORGE, BLOONISBURY, In the county 05 Mkiddlesex. held Ini the Vestry Room of the said Parinh on Tuesday In Eaister week the 20th day of Aprfl,1824,for the purpose of CHOOSING C HURCHWARDENS for the year ensuling; JAMES DONALDSON, Esq. in the Chair; The Chairmoan having left thie chair, it was resolved Uinanimnously, That the thanks of this meeting be given to Mir. Donaldson for his entlemanly conduct int the chair; and that the same be advertised n The Tixnes and Herald newspapers.F.AERL,'etylrk (1 HEAP WARD.-At~~ a W ARtuDMOE leniite Chrc of St. Laturence Jewry, in and for tesi ad f he 1st day of April, 1824, before the WVoshpu WILM THOMPSON, Eaq. H..P. Alderman teef frteEECINo fit and able p.erson toabs one of theCMO CUCLENoan for the said Ward for the remaine fteya,i h omo Samnuel Jerami, esq. deceased; hmsSih s.wsuai M=nl elected. Reoved unanimously Trhat the Inhabitatnts of this WVard do con- cur in the exp3ession et their deep and unfeigned regret at the inelan- choly event which hasi so prematurely dep-rived them. of the services of their mush respected Representativt, Sarmuel Jerram,esq. deceased, 'whose conduct was inivariably distinguished botb in public and pri. vale life by spotless integrity, urbanity, and Independence, and thier desire most respectfully to present their sincere condolence to his afflicted family and relaitives. Resolved Unanimously, That the thanks of this Wardmote be given to William Thompson, esq. A. P. and Aldermnan, for his Promptitude In convening the same, and tor his impartial conduct and polite atten- tion in the chair. That the above roceedings and resolutions be sigped by the Ward Clez.k and published in tn-o morning and one evening paper. S. C. WEST, Ward Clerk. AT aPUBLIC IMEE TING; of the INHABITTAN'1S Tof DUNDALK, held at Clark's Hotel, oct FrIday, the 9thi of April instant;, PATR[CK CLARK, M.D. in the Chair;, The following rtesolutions were unanimously passed: 1. Proposed by A. Mormoin, eso.; seconded by Dr. MAurphy; and Resolved, That we hail the arrivhl or Mtr. FlanagaHi, of Silgo, In our town wit etreme satisfaction, connected as his visit is wvith the prospeetive emancipation of our Borouigh; and wve cannot allow the present opportuinity to pass without returning that gentleman our uInfeigned thanks for kis uiniform exertions In the cause of Irish free. dom, so fu.llv demonstrated in his exposition of corporate corruption. 2. Resolveid, That we conisider the great Injustice inflicted on the Inhabitant-s of Dundalk, thyough the medium of the uisurpation of the Earl of Roden. whose family have not oniy monopolized to thenm- selves our corporate lands, hut sells or otherwise disposes of our right of representation to straingers, as being degrading to us, and injurious to our trade and comrmerce. 3. Resolved. That we petition Parliament In slipport of the hill for the restoration of our sights of aiicient timnes, under the law of the loth year of Henriy VII. c. 7. not repealed, anid also for the repeai of the law of the 21st of Geo. II. c. 10, sec. 8, and for the restorationi of (,ur corporation property, and also for the formation of a corporation, and the dllssolution of the present unknown_ bod y. 4. Resolved, That the petition now read he adoptedi as the petition of this meeting, and that the tame he entrusted to Nlr. Flanagan, of Sligo, to he by hiin lorwvarded to, somne of ouir parliamentars, frienids. 5. Resolved, That tbese our Rlesolutions be publislied In The Times, Couirier, and the WVeektly Register Londi'n niewspapers, and thlat we enter inito subscriptiOlis to support our proceedings genierall y.ra PAT. CLARK. Chaimn Dr. Mturphy having been called to the chair, it was lproposed by Sir. Miormoin and seconded by Mr. Flanagan, and unanimously agreed to, That the mos t sincere and best thanks of th is meeting are due and are hereby given to Dr. Clark for his uniforin manly and upright conduct In the chair and on all orcasions. REVEF,RS IONAR-Y- INT E RESTr SOCI ETY.- PCChairmnan, WILLIAM THOMPSON, E4q.M.P. and Alderman. Deputy Chairman, ZACIHARY MACAULEY, Esq.l DIR ECTOIIS. Thos. Gisborne Babington. esq-J,h IMaterman. esq. J. Christian Clemenit Bsell esq. T homnas Stooks, esq. John Chapman, e9q. IThomas Viene, es,.P Thomnas Greg. ea. John WVells, esq. I .1'. William Heygazte, esLq. 11.1'. Wilam Whmitmore, junt. cesl. George He'nry Hooper. esq. .1fohn Woolley. csq. Henriy Husgh es.,esq. iJacoli George Wvrench,l esq. Auditors, John Wray, esq., Alfred Tliorp, esq. Treasurers, Messrs. WVliityiinrc, Wells, and Whitmore. Solicitor, George Stephenis, esn The Directors are ready to receive PROPOSALS for the SALE of REVERSIONARY PROPERTY, whether Real or Personal, anld Policies of Iiisuran.e oii Lives, lion-ever great thle amount. Forms for making the proposals miay be received gratuitously at the office of the society. All applicatiols by letter mustbhepost paid. GEORGE: STEPHEN, Fecretary and Solicitor to the Society, 17, Xing's Armns-yard, Coleman-street- Q UEEiN CHARLOT'E's LYING-IN HfOSPITAL, Nn LInson-green, Paddington, instituted In 1752, supported by voluntary Subscriptions and Doiiatioiis. President, His Royal Highiness the Duke of SUSSEX. PAT RO NESS ES. H4er Royal Highness the Dluchess of KENT, Her Royal H-ighiness the Duchess of CAMfBRIDGE, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of GILOCESTER. ' The ANNIVERSAR DNNER of the SUBSCRI BERS andi FRIENDS of this INSTITUTION will take Place at the City of London Tavern, In BishopsgAte-street, on Thursday, the 13th of May next;- His Roy-Al Highiness the Duke of SUSSEX, President, in the Chair. STEWARDS. II. R. Rf. the Duke of Sussex Johii Foster, esq. Thomnas Dlenmian, esq. M. P. Hermani Hendricks, csq. Stewart MaJoribanks, esq. Mt. P. Aaron Joseph, eso. lIlr. Shneriff Vhlttakler J. B. Lousada, esq. Mr. Sheriff Laurie Simon M'Gillivray, esq. John Blader,, esq. Joseph Jamnes Mloore, esq. Richard BlAgden, esq. Richard Patterson, esq. Francis H. llrandramn, esq. Thomas J. l'etticrw, esq. Joseph Cholmnondeley, esq. Peter M. Bloget, 'I. D. Jamnes Copland, Ht. D. Thomnas Field Savory, esq. Thomas Cotton, csq. Robert Slade, esq. Daniel Ellason, esq.. Lieuit..Cnl. Torrens 'Henry Fauntleroy, es5q. Philip W. Wood, caq. Thiomasi Furly Forster, esq. Dinner on tlads at S o cloek. Tickets 1 5s. each, .to be had of the Stewards ; at the Hospital; and at the bar of the tavern. (By order) J. G. LEIGH, See. OYAL NTATIONAL NSTTIN for the I{ PRESERVATION of LIVE from SHIPWRECK. PAtron. His8 MAJESTY. President, The Earl of LIVERPOOL, E.G. Chairmass of the Committee, THO'MAS WILSON, Esq. M.P. The Committee feel anxious to Inipress UPOTn the public, that, liberal as the subscrIptions have been up to the present time,they arc by no means commensurate with the ,bjects of the Institution;- which are, to provide additional mneans for the rescue of lives from shipwreck along ari extended line of coasts ; to confer rewrards for successful exertions ; and afford assistance to the wridowvs or families -of any persons whomayurifortunatelv perish In their lauidable en- 4deavours to save thie lives of othters- Donations' Subscripts. Amount already Advertised - 5?,318 4 0X177 17 0 Vise-Admiral Sir Richard King, hart. K.C.13. 0 0 E-manuel Goodhart, csq . 10 10 0 Russia Companly - 1 0 0 Mtiss E. Jones, Miark-lalie I 1 0 MNiss Maria Woodr-ouffe Sib Clapham 300 0 Captalis F. E. Vernoil, R.N. 3 0 R1ev. James Lee Warner. Walsingham, Norfolk 6550 Lieut. George Wade, R. N. . 2 2 0 'W.K. of Rurnharn II- 0 Richard Twining, esq- 10 10 0 Stephen Gaselee, esq.11) 10 0 Robert Davidson, esq.. 00 Charles Thomas Pearce, esq. ' . 60 Captain J. Oliver-10 0 The Dean of Peterbnorough - 660 Alex. Riddell, esq. Queen-street, Chieapside 10 10 00 2 2 0 -Sir Thomnas HI. Hardy. bart. K.C.B. in 10100 The Muost Nohle the Miarquiis of Anglesey, K.G. SO000 Captain the Hon. Frederick Spencer, R.N. 5 0 0 Capti Robert Gamhier,R.. - 1 10 1 1 0 Donations and "ubzcriptioins will be receivedt by WVin. Sikes, esq. Treasurer, 6, Halnsionliouse-strcet: and by the sieveral bankers of the metr"polis. HEREAS TrHOMAS HENS HAW, late of BIakeley, W i bte counitY of Lancaster. esq. deceased, In and by his last will and teatament, after slating that it n-as his wish and intenitionI that a Blue Co,at Sch"~ol should be erected at Oldbam. and a Blind Asylum estabIlishied at Mlanchester, under the mnanagement and direc- tion of certain trestees to be thereafter a1pointed land which trustees 'were afterwards by a codicil to the said will diuly appointed), did thereby give and bequeatit ?10,000 fin trust to the said trustees) to each of the said charities, subject to such rules, regulations, anid coli- ditions as shiould afterwards be determilned for the government there. of. But he directed " that the said monies shi,tuld not be applied in the purchase of lands or the erection of buildings, it being his ex- pectation that other persons wvould at their expense Purchase lands asnd buildings for those purposes." And the said testator bequeathed all the residue of his personal estate to the trustees of the Said In- tended charities to be equally dividedi. And by a codicil to the said -n-ill he bequeathed to the Blue Colat Schiool beforemenitioned the fur- ther 505.0 of ?20,000, em,poweringt his executors to fix the establish- 3nent of the suld Blue Coat School at Mlanchester instead of Oldham If they thotigbt It more convenient. And wheretas the trustees of the said chari'table legacies, being of opinion that the B3lue Coat School i s more likely tu be benefeicil to the publie at Manclies-ter thaii at Oldham, Intend to establish the same at or iiear Manchester, and they are n,,w prepared to enter upon the duties of their trust, aisd to appropriate the income arising fr-om the beforementloned ie'-acies according to the in te4tions of the testator. But Inasmucih as tWiey cannot legally appropriate any yart of their fuinds to the purchase of land or the erection of buildings%, they are unable to proceed In carryiing such Intelitiolis in effect until sLome person ,,r persons desirous of furthering the good designs of the tea- tator -shall parchase and settle land and buildings proper for the purpose. or until a sumn of moneya~dcqttate to such purchase shall be given. The uindersigned Individuals, being the present trustees of the said charitable legacies,iar under the niecessity therefore of appealing to the liberality and public spirit of the opulent inhabitants of the town and nelighbourhood of Manchester, ana other charitably disposed per- sons; and as theilarge sums of moniey bequeathed by the said testator 'will remain wholly Useless and mis-applied until land and buildings suitable for tile objects of the chiaritlies are procuLred, they trust that they may rely- with confidence upon being furnished by the public ,with the meanis of pro-ceeding in the dischkarge of the duties reposed In them. All communications on this subJect are requested to he addressed to M,essrs. Eceles, CrIrie, anid Slater, oolicitors, Manchester; or to Messrs. iClrke, Richards, and Hfedcalf, solicitr,Cacr-ae odn THOMIAS CALVERT, D.D. Warden of Manchester JOHN ATKINSON, NIaple Hayes, Staffordshire THOMAS DRLINKWATEIt, Irwell House, nlear Mfanchester JOHN TA.YLOR. H4argreaves, oldbami EDWARD LOVD, Manchester JOHN BARTON, Pronilton, near Manchester 14. it. BIRLEV, Mlanchester THOMIAS ATKINSON. Fairy-hill, near Manchester THO'MAS DARKER, the Bell, Oldhamn JAM4ES MtAYERS TAYLOR, Westwood, near Oldisam -I. NORRIS. AManchbester THOMAS HARDMAN, Mtanchester Y1URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- &1 CCTy. made in a cause wherein 'James Erskine and another are cclIntiS und Daniel Stephenson and others aire defendants, the XT of KIN of HUGH STEPHENSON, ILte of Mount-row, Lam- beth-marshll in the county of Surrey, esq. (who died on the 12th Mtarch, 1821), or the personal representatives of any such next of kin wvho may have since died, are to come In and prove their kindred and make oat their claims before Francits Paul Stratford, esq. oils of theMasters of the said Court, at his chambers, in Southampton- buldings, Chancery-lane,. London, or in default thereof they will be excluded the benefit of the said decree. ELLIS, SoNS WALMSLEY and GORTON, SoUcitors, 43. Chancery-iane. London. A LDEN SAM SCHOOL, Herts.-Whereas Richard _L3 Platt, esq. late citizen and brewer of London, did, In the 41st year of the relin of Queen Elizabetb, found a Free Grammar School n the Parish o Aldenhamn, in the county of Hertford, and appointed the company of brewers of London, and their suecessors, governors thereof, with power for tho master, wvardens, and assistants of the said comPanY to choose 8MASTER for the sa'd School, from t'me to time., as often as a vaancy should happen, which master Is required to he honest, religious, of a goo d conversation, *vell reported of, learned i the tongnes--.andA msater of arts In degree (If It possibly ayb he), nnd to he e:xanined and certified as such. And whereas the Mtewtershlp of the said Schol is nowv vacant.now therefore the master, -warden, and assIst.tnts of the said company of brewers do hereby - le notice, that a GOIRT of ASSISTANTS of the said Company wit be held at i3reivers-haUAddle.street. Aldermanbury, London, on Fri- dayv the7thi daY ofMay neXt,at1l 'clock, to receive APPLICATIONS nd TetIonias front candlaates applyingafor the said offl-e. - Bcwes'.all Ailil. 124.BUR HUTCHINSON, Clerk. A NEW IN BDXTED PORTABLE TRAVELLING ff TRUNK, to contain the different articles of dress separate, for tt ightness3 and durability far exceeding axy hitherto offered the.ptblfO. T be had exteiVe atMesSrs LowndessmIlitaryeamp equlpage warehouse, 18. Hfayiarket. An extensive assortment of 5other trunks, replete lth convenleucesof the most novel deserlption, pvarieIy of military and navalCllitCens, brass, iron, and other bed- >sLsad, oucheS sea ecuta, witl beodlg eomplete, &c. Marquees and p;etents for titleor lake,