NEW FALCON DRAWING DOCK, ...
TqjFALCON' DRAWVING DOCK, Banksiae, ~Southws;rk. within.a few yards of Biackfrarasbridge.-The_pub- lic are respectfullytInfor.med,that a capacious DRAWl NG DOCK, In the above centralT situation, writh a commnodious wharf, and eversy suitable convenience.,is now OPENED) for landing building materials and all kinds of ooe V{M4RANSLATION of a LETTER from MVr. ~HUBERT ,I FR8A1;FORT, Hfonfleur, to his Correspondents In Londonl- In onRqtenc ofanextraordinary act wfvoeneihich hag this n[gt henexeeled ipn ie.I have onily time to watrn you not to dis.count or pay any- blUsT writteni entirely in my handwriting and signed byrne. nor anylI,Ulisbearngmy boo pour, written.attlen~th by me, nor any a.cceptances or bills iendorsed by me whatever tlhey May be. and this for vour owvn safety. It would be well to arrest all bolders of such .blfls. ifthey are not known to you. " Ronhle(.igned) "HUBERT FRANKFORT. Honleu. 1thMay. 1814." g\SYLUMl LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, con- A do1fiing itshbusine-ssto astring theLives of persons goingRabroad, or Of those slightly afflicted with matladies, or- employed In trades or occuaties, wichmigh subect hemto rejection, or to a very eay ad ucerainpreium atothr offlces.-X SOCIETY, under thi tile,an wih teseobect, hs een FORMIED, anid a Board of ?.iaageent pponted copose iOpart of the Directors of the Econmic ifeAssuanceSocety,andsome respecta,ble Coadjutors. The reniti fo evey rsk,wheherof foreign climate or physical Infimity wil bedetemine by axclations founded on accurate dat coleced ithextemecar an a great expense. An ollie fox trasacingbusnes wil seedly e oened In thje nieighbourhood oi the oya Exhane. n te man imeinformatfon may be obtained fl~ PLEE CHOOL andCHAPEL fr the JPOOR11, "I ?12Wes-sree, eve-dilsTheSOIETY for BETTERING the CONDiTINofthcPORdesir to mak anappal to tben tlblic In beaf of the Free School and Chapel iWet-street, qeven-dlal5, established by the society some years atoune the ausqpices of Dr, Pnrteus, late Lord Bishop of London, for the gratuitouS lnstructlofl of the Poor of that distressed and, populous neighbouirhiood. UPon S Jate renewal of the Lease for 2] years, an expense ot 18591. 2s. 2d. ha., beeni Incurred for repairs, fromi which it is necessary to relieve ths concern, In order that the poor may continiue to receive the samne ca. t'nitnns in-4truction as they have he-retofore enjoyed. The unaer. mxicntionedx.snscriptlons have beer. received, leaving an unfavoisrahlc balance of 8591. Ss. 2d. Any persons disposed to exercise their bene- valenecetow,ards mak.ng up-thisdeficiencyv, are requested to paytheir contributions to the West-street Chapel Fund, at ei ther of the follow. Ing bankers viz. :-3less3rs. Mocland, Auriol, and Co. Pall-mall; MSessrs, Hoare, Fleet-street; 'Messrs. Smith. Pav-ne. and Smnith, George-street. 1lansionliouie. NAM~NES of SUBSCRIBERS. Society for Bettering 1 WV. B. Hudson, esq. ?10 0( the Condition of the Edward Parry. esq. Poor - - - ?30 0 Gower-street - 51 ( Earl of Powerscourt -200 0 0 1Anonymnous - .- 5 5 Bishop of Durham lo 100 0 Lord VIs. GaIlvay 11 0 Lord Biexley . - so 5 00, LadyIb 3.A.Smith 5 01 Alex. Gordon, esq. 0 .0 I0 '.%Tr. , Rotterridge S 01 lie3. P. L. Pusey - -30 0 0 Mr. Win.Blackburae - 0 John Deacon, esq. -30 00 'Mr. Chambers - - 5 01 J. WVeyland, Jun. esqI. -21 0 0 Thomas Hayter, _esq. Fr.-Burton. esq. - 10 10 0 Brixton - - - 50 J. T. Batt, esq. I 10 10 0Mr. T-. 'Motteshaw - 5) 0 Lord Carrfngtonn- 10 001 F.J -- - - - - 5 01 Eanrl ot Hardo-icke -10 0 0 iJohn tollliet. esq. - . 0 10r8811hop of Lichfleld 1W. Willis, esq. -- 5 0 an oety - 10 00 Mr. Griellet - Q' Lord Rivers - - - 10 00MSr. Christian - - ' 01 Lord Robt. Seymour -10 0 0 WinV. 1-aydon, celq. -5 0 Lady Bernard - -10 00 1Thlos. Haydoni, esq. .1i 0 Sir Clauide Scott, hart. 10 00 01 tep. Maberly. esqi. - 3 01 'Hlenry Hoare, esiq. - o 0 0 Various smaller sub- 1.Gardiner, esq. - -10 0 0 I scriptions - - - 46 4 I1P)URSUANT to a Decree of the High Couirt -ofCh~an- _-q cery, made in a cause wrherein Thomnas Robinson Is pillintiff. an.-d Dorothy Robinson andothers arc defendants, the CRED ITORS of D.ANIEL RfORINS--O N',ateof Liverpoo, i,n the county of La.ncaster, esiq.rinereh.aut,dcccased.tbetcetatorIn thiesa,id decree named (who died on the 17th of Nosvembher, 18151. are. on or before the 17,th day 0; June 184 ocme In and prove t'heir debts before James Williamr Parr, es oel of the Mlasters of the said Court, to whom this cause stands transferred, at hiis chambers, in Southampton-bufildf tlgs, Chan. cer',-laue, Iondon. or in defaulit thereof cisey will be peremptorll) exciudedlthe bptnefit of the slid decree. CLARKE. RICHARDS. and4iEDCAT.F, Plaintif's Solicitors. BE ESby an Order of the High Court -of Chan- IV cr.dated the 27th of January, 1824, made In a causE 'Silsoinagainst A-wdry,' it Is amiongst Other things refer'ed to Samuiel Compton Cox, est.ione of the 'Master, of the said Couirt, to inqujire wvho were the NEXT of KiNl ol ISAAC MIOODY. formerly of Corshamn, In the county of Wilts, broad wreav-es, the testator in the pleadings in the said cazuse named, at the time of Ihis death, and whbether any, ol such next of kInn are si,:cc dead, and If any of them are dead, who it or are their legal personal representative or repres~entati'cs. Anv pereonn or per-sonls therefore claiming to be the next of kin of the said Lzaac Moody, or the representative or representatives of soy of such ne~xt of kin as aforesaid, are, on or before the 15th day of Juine, 182q4, to come in before the said Master, at his chambers, in Southampton. butildings, Chancery-lane, London, and makce out his, her, or theis clams, or in default rhereot they wvill be peremptotily excluded the benefit of the said order. FRANCKLIN, HOWE, and H EPTINs rALL, 10, LineoIllss-inn. 5XTEN'SF%VE PREMNis7ES to be LET or SOLD, ZLA situate on the bank of the Re gent's-canal, at Hoxtoii, near thil Rosemary B3ranch Tavern, suitable for any considerable mnanufactur, log or other business requiringr r-oom, a full supply of wvater aind watei carriage; wVell adapted or a dyehotisse, brewvery, vinegar Yard, C0nl11T mxaker, floor-eloth maker, oil andI dyestuff mrillls. &c. with a sm~all dwel1linj-h'.u3e attached. For varticulars and reference Inquire at tlii Rlosemary Branch Tavern, at Hoxtonl. -T.LUAL FREODLAND and HOUSES, a VAldbonrne, WVilts, to be SOLD by AUCTION, on Thursday the 3d day of June, 16S24. at 1 dclockc in the afternoon, at the Chancery Puiblic Sale Room, Soiitbampton.bnilldins., Chancery-lane, London, Ipen 4ta. The property consists of abot t64 acres of excellent gREE HOLD LAND, situate at Aldliourne, and two houses in the village 01 Aldb-surne. The land may L.e viewed on application to Mrr. .S1tephen Janmes,at Aldbouirne, and thebhouses by leave ef the tenants,. Printed partictslarst may be bad gratis at the chambiers of Master Stratford, In Sonitbanmptnn.bulildings. Chancery-lane;- of Messrs. NInd and Cotterill. %olicitors, Throgmorton-strcet, London: of Maessrs. Goodeve and Rank,n;. relicitors, H.Iolrn-enurt, Gray's-inn; and of Messrs. Fewr, Ashmaore, and Hatmilton. solicitors, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden:- ni the Crown inin. Hungerford: Casitle inn, Mtarlborough:; Bell sad Crown inn, Swindon; anid Crown ion. Aldbourne. TM3TUPER1G..HALL, MYckleam, Surrey.-To be SOL-D, ji by Private Contract, this most desirable FREEHOLD RSTATE, co:prisiing an e-xcellent residence in the must perfect state of repair, with about .50 acres of park aLnd paddoeks, entirely surrounded by a high park fence. The house contains a large dining room, drawv- in,; room, breakfast room, billiard room, study, &c. and 9 family nouon-es.~hei-ss s-r-arxl5oc.stie offices, laundry. brewhouse, ice- -with lawvn, pleasur ground, walled garden. greinnfo0se,brcnmrrw,-md. foilly ropped and planted. and mosqtconveniently atndbeautifullysitu- ated. 21 miles south of London, where coaches pass frequently in the day to and from London, Brightoni. Worthing. Bognor, &c. For fuirther particulars application tobe moade to Messirs. Day,Lucas,and Parkinson, sollcJrors,_11, Argyll-street. oxford-street. JTARWICKISHJE.-To be SOLD, pursuant to a 'iWVDecree of the I11gh Court of Chanrcery, mnade In a cause I'Powvell v. Bouiner.' writh the appirobation of Francis Paul Stratford, esqL.one of tht Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court. In Southampton-biiildings,Cbancery-lanie,Loiidon, the MANOR of DITCHFORD FRYARY, comnprising a freehold estate, called Lower llitchford t'arm, altuate In the perish of Stretton.upon.Fosse, in the county of Warwick, consisting of 450 acres of meadow, arable, and nat'unre land, wIvth farmhouse and Outbuildings. The time of sale ,IllI s.hortly be advertised,when printed particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, in Southanipton-buildhiip aforesaid; of ThLomas Bnrinor. caq. Lindsay-place, Chelsea. aLnd Angel-coulrt. Throgmortou-strect : of Charles Gregory WVade, csq. IVarwie-k; of Mr. H. Robbins, AsPa House, near Warwick:- of Mlr. A. Murray, 61. St. biartins-l1anc; anid of Mr. J. W. Lyon. solicitor, 72, Great Russell street, Bloomsbury. 7T?Ybe premntoriIy SOLD,Pursilant to an Order of the 41gh Courtt 'Chancery, mad in acaus4e 'Chaprman v. Curtis, wkith the approbation of John Fdmnnd Dowdeswell, esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Publc Sale Room of thie said Court, situate in Southamrpton-buildings, Chancery-lane, on Monday, t-he .31st of Mlaylust., at 2o'elck in the afternoon., he several distinct lots. s valuable ESTATE, late the property of Thomas iRudderford deceased, the testator i.,the pleadings iin tkesaidecause named, situate inWIVne- office-court and Hind-court. Fleet-street, in the city of Loiidon, held for a term, of which upwards of 880 a-ears are now anexplred, !on- nisting of a messuage, tenement, or dwiellIng-house, being No, 146. at the corner of Wineoffice.court aforesaid, In the occupation of Thos. Wnrster, umnbrella and stick makerz; a measuage, teniement, or dwelliniphouse, being No. 1. In Wincolllce-court aforesaid, In the occupation of Charles Connelly: a mnessuage. tenement, or dwvell- Ing-houise, beicOg No. 2, WiueOfihee-court aforesaid. in the occupa- tion of Johil rizld; and a messuagze, tenement, or dwvellng-house, being, No, 7, in HintI-court aforesaid, in the occupation of BettY Street, wvidow. Particularg whereof may be had gratis at the 8aid Master's ofaice, in Southampton-buildings aforesid;- of Mr. Gregory, solicitor, Clemient's-inn; ot Mlessrg. Orchard, Tristram, and Binns, solicitors, Grayn's-ion; and of Mtr. blackinson, solicitor, Elm-couirt, Temkple, London, PT~ e peremptorl RE-'SOLD, pursuant to an Order T?,o bthe Hligh Court of Chanceery, made in two several caLuses, wherei Ralph Lyoni and others are plaintiffs, and Nathan Mercer and anoter arc defendanmts, and wherein the said Ralph Lyosi aiid others are plaIntiffs, and William Pilkinqgton and another are de- feinlants. with the approbation of James William Farrer, esq. one of the ,ia,sters of tbiesaid Court,a~tthe Fleece loll,in St.1Helen's, in the conyof Lancaster. on Mionday, the 7th day of June, 1824, at eleven ocokin the forenoon, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the parish Of Eceleston, near St. Helen's aforesaid, thiree Closes or Parcels of Meadow and Pasture Land, with a barn and shippon thtereon, con- tamning by estImation 3acres and ahalf or thereabouts, in the occu- pationo~f WillIiam Pllkingtotu,at anannual rent of 261. 5s. And also a M~essage or Dwelllnghouse, outbuildings, garden, and premises, si- tuiete at Eccleston aforesaid, In the occupationi of Jamnes Littler, at the annual rent of 201. Particulars may, be had (gratlsi at the said !AasteXs chambers, in Southampton-buildingrs, Chancery-lane, Lon- don;- anid of Messrs. Clairke. Richards, and Mtedealf, solicitors, Chan- cery-lane aforesaid; of Mlr. Parnes, solicitor, St. fielen's - of Mlr. Mtercer. gu5egeon, St. Helesa's: a.ft the place of sale; and at the prin- cipal Inns in Lancaster, Liverpool, Adanebester, and Preston, and the nelghbotsritig towns. CLARKE, RICHIARDS, and MEDCALF. Plaintiffse Solicitors HITEIALPAET eDSOE F vvby PZrivIate Contract, the manifietandI oss tompete 1RYSIDECE of his Excellency the Bao aewth the hol of the superb and appropriate Furniture an te se of teexpsnsive anod complete Fixtures and Improvemet.Te ueprd term of the lease is about 12 years, and the whol ofth funtr(according to an Inventory on thle premises) of the mnost supeioredscriptioii, ara in the h ighest possible state of preservation.Ti noble resi- denc2e connIsts of 4 attics, one of them fitted tip as a spare bedroom, and a housemaid's closet, with water laid on;, on the principal cliain- ber floor, a large bow bedroom and dressing roonl. a middle roomr, atnd large back bedroom with Venetian wtindow;, on the drawving room floor, a spacious landing, anteroom, large priiscipal drawving room with bowv front, communicating by folding doors wvith aoother ,of nearly the samre dimnensions; oii the parlour floor, a noble dining room, library, entrance antd interior halls, and secretary's room; princpa and Secondary staircases of stone, writh water closets on each "ofa the prinicipal floors. The offices on a very complete and extensive sale ihdt c kitchen; cook's sleeping roomi, con- feetlonary, odlre, n vr usuaal accommodation for a large establishmet A ocslnead5sall stable, wvith harness room, lofts, and sleiga on~ h rear o the premises. Fturther parti- cuilars and crstviwobe had ofR. anxd J. Newton, upholders, 63, Wardour-street, Soho WLEGANT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with ex- tatensive and productive Gardens, Fish Ponds, Orchard, and rich M,Neadowv Land, near Chase-green, Enfield.-To be LET on LEASE, or the FREEHOLD to be SOLD, -a most coimplete, substanStial, conve- nient, and commondIous FAMILY REFSIDENCE, upon which a very considerable sum has been expended in imnprovements, deilghtfully placed within Its owrn grounds, gardlens, and land, contaiiiiing altoge- ther about 20 acres of rich productive ground. contiguous to the New RIver. In hIgh cutvain an h gre budnl sok the apectable, tfie surroundingcountry healthy and beautiful, and the access toLondon particuarlaycoilveolent, and adapted for the resi- dience of a merchantor banker. The bouse contains numerous brd- chambers, dresslngirooms, and wvater closet, elegant diningand draw- lng room. library, elegant veranda and terrace walk opening to a beautiful lawrn and flower carden, excellent offices, and capacious cel- lacing. The detached offices include coachhouses, stebling for 7 horses, dairY, laundry, aviarIes, and numerous outoffices, farm yard, arre baY barn, piggery, cowhouse, and. osatbulldl gs, melon ground, botous, reehose,an grpey, ofy fui waLsand shrubbery hwhouSe,formingalogCther a maopsetdesiorabylfe residence. To be viewred by tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Hoggart, Old Broad-street, Royal gxehange. lSSTATE in PERTHSHIRE.-To be SOLD by L1j PUBLIC ROUTP, on Mlonday, the 28th of June, wvithin the Royal Exchangecoffeehouse, Edlnburgh, at I o'clock afternoon, if not previ- eously disposed of by private bargain, the LANDS and BARONY of BLAIRGOWRIE, including tbe feu rents arising from the village of Blairgowrie, the corn mill, and salmon fishings on the west bank of the river Eriel.t, and the vice-patronage of the chureb. These lands conisist of abio;i 429 acres of arable land, 77 acres of pasture, mnostlyr Improvable, and 164 acres of thriving vwood from 30 to 50 years ol There is on th'e property an excellent modern nmansion house, avith every convenlence for a genteel family, the situation of which Is parti- cularly beautiful, comhmanding an extensive v esv of Strathmore, and of the river Erlcht, on the woody banks of which are mituate the well known romantic and picturesque scenery of CraiglialL The lanids aboundfwithgame- therodfishingforealmonon therlver Ericht is aimengthe bestin Scotland. and themode of taking that fish atacon- s.tderable fall of the river named the Keath very remarkable. In the thriving village of Olairgowrie are excellent markets and a dally post. A more comf ortablc and conTeicnent residence, or a more eligible in- vestment of money, is seldom to be met with. These lands will be axposed In whole orin two or more lots to suit purchasers. They hold of the crowTn,and sflbrd nearly three freehold qualifications. The teinds ar exhausted, and $ho publc burdens very moderate. For par- 'tculars epply to MeasUfe Lockh art and Kennedy, W. S.-Edinburgh -por to- the pro ctor William.Ion cpberson, at Mairgovrie, with either of -tyhortBan l2S rent-roll Blagorie wit eithrem VOWRIUMPH of 1EVRM,1NSTEh anal PUR-ITY orf L LCTION.-The SEVENTEENTHI ANNIVERSARY WIll he1 ceerae a he Crown and Anichor Tavern, Strand, THIS DAkY, Htay 24, ~I1824; ir FRANCis BU RDET,'Ha5frtL H. P. in the chair. Tickets, 138. G6d. each, to be had ofthe stewards; at the-bar ofthe tavern; and ofithe secretary. Dinener octtable-at 5o'clockprecisely. JOHN GARDNER, Sec. The doors ofr the Great Rlosm will be opened att 4 o'clockc. ASSOCATE) AHLCCHRTS- A71. The Right Rev. Dr. PO NTER. V.,A. Patron. The Rfig H-oni. Lord CLIFFORD. President. The ANNIERAR DINR'fthesei CHARITIES winl take .-Lea th2e Freermasons' Taver, Great Queen-street, on Monday, His Grace the Duke of NoRFol,K, In. the Chair. VICE-PR'ESIDENTS. The Earl of Surrey Lord&Petre The Earl of Shirewsbury Lord, A~de. The Earl of Newburgh flat. Mr lford Viscount Kinnalrd j Hon. Edward Petre Lord Stourtont Sir G. Jernlnghasn. bart. STEWRDS. Sir Edward Blount, bart. N. Power, esq. jun. Rev. Dr. Archer I Rev. J. Plequot C. Bodenbium, ese I Colonel Stonipr Rev. EL Broderick Joseph Tempest. tsq. J. Chisholme, esq. NVW. Vauighan. esq. Rev. N. Jacquin I Rev. T. Weld James Kean, esq. Jamnes Weld. esq. Rev. John Law A. Wrighit, eseq. Dinner on table at 5 o'clock. Tikt,le ieicuded, to bii had of the Stewards; of theAsittSCrai5. r.oe.Sr- street, Hr. Pldred, 8, Symond's-in,adM.Smeeil 9 hr Iditch; of Mr. Booker, the Gens. Sceay 1 e odcre;a Iat the bar of the Tavern. ,P, RISTS' GENERAJL BENEVOL-ENT I~NSTI- fiLTUTION for the RELIEF of DECAYFD ARTISTS, thell WIDOWS and ORPITANSz-The Subscribers and Friends to thls Insti tution are respectitullv infctrmed, thattlies TENTH ANNIVERSAR'Y FESTIVAL isill be celebrated in FreeI7asonlS-hall, ToSmorrtow, the 25 tb Inst. on 'vhlch occasion H.R. H. the Duke of YORK and ALBANNY will preside. STEwARDS. Right Ho0n. the Fari of Pnfrt in Win. Twieelton Sir Thos. Dlyke Acliand, bart.Ml H1. P. I Liei;cel HOY, esq. Sir J61hn Fleming Leitester, hart. Thomas Lister Parker, ecq. WVnc. Boltle-, esq Thoa. Grieve, esq. IChar. Turner, esq. Ja.r. Christie, esq. Y . S. Harford eseq. John Turner, eq IV iin.Cotton, esq. Mdr.acklew, esq. IRapchael L. West:,3~ Win.Delar, sq. Mr. C. A. Pett1ltt Win. Wl~liains, esq. 3. C.Denhm, eq. G. H. Robins, esq. Win.- Wilson, esq. Thor. Gent, esq. IFrancis Squibb, esq. Bi. G. Wiindus, esq. Sim. A.Glliry e. Win. Thiou, esq. &C. The mutsical Arrangement Under the direction of Mr. Broadhurst. D'inner on table at .5 o'clock. Tiekets (with wvine inciiidedl at ons ginea eaich, may be had of the Stewards; at the Secretary's, 65, Uppec C ih arlotte-street, Fitzroy-square ; of Mr. Roper, Assistant Secretary. 14, Duke-street, Portland-place; and at. Freemnasone'-hall. Ticket; issued for the 30th of April will be admitted. JOHN YOUNG, Hon. Sec AInSTrS' BENEVOLENT FUND, estaiblished 1810 -The Friends of the Finle Arts arc respectfully informed, thal el FIFTEE'NTH ANNIVERSARY of the INSTITUTION, for re masns'Flal, n Sturay,the 5th of June. I-le oya HghnssPRIN4CE LEOPOLD in the chatir. The nteest ofthi intiUtion arc Intrusted to the fisanagemneni of a Commnittee of fifteen members annually elected. Ten beini Amatcurs and five Artists The societybhasbeen open to eve-y artisi of mnerit in ti;e united kingdomn ever since its eStabUIstment In th, year 1810, and by the paYmet of an annual trifle to the joint steel fuind, for their Own relief, should they ever happen) to require it, their Widlous sand Orphanisbecomeentitled assa matter of righlt to an Annuit3 from the Bciievolent Funid. Sir JOHN EDWARD SWINBURNE IBart. F.R.S. and F.S.A. Chairman andI -Irustee. DANIEL MIOORE, REq. F.R.S. Lincoln's-rinn, Treasurer and Trustee STEWARDS. The Ri6ht Hion. Earl Dlower Robert Branston, oisq. The Right Hon. the Earl of Benja%min Bond Cabbell, esq. Stratlimore SaMuIel Cartwrlght, esq. The Right Hon. the Earl of George Clint, es . A.R.A. Tanl'erville William Bernara Cooke, esq. The Right Hon. tile Earl of Hlenry Fradelle, esq. Wiltoni I ili Croft Fish, esq. The Right Hon. Lord Prudhoe Thomas Cur-on Hansard, esq. Tbe Right Hon. Frederick Robin- William Peacock, eseq. son, 5H.P. Will. H. Pickersgill, esq. A.R.A. The Right Hon. Robert Peel, .'IP. John Pye, esq. The Honi. George Agar Ellis, M.P. E. N. Thornton, esq. Sir Frederick Baker, bart. Edwvd. Vernon utterson, esq. Sir Williamn Adams, knt. James Vine, esq. John Angerstein, esq. . AmbroseWVarren, esq. John Ilderton Buirn, esq. Charles Ht. Willich, esq. Edward Hodges Bailey, eseq. R.A. Franicis Wilson, esq. Fratncis Bernasconi, esq. MichaelIM. Zachary, s Tieckets (Includingc dinner, dessert, and wvinel, 17L. tos be hdo h Stewards; of the Secretary, 23, Mornington-pac ~tead-rothd or at theTavern. Dinner on the table at half-Past5.1for 6precisely. ROBERT BALINANNO. lion. See N.B. The wvhole of the musical arrangements, and tha grand piano, will be under the direction of Mr. Brondhurst. ASYLUM for FEMTALE ORPHANS.- H.R. II. the Duke of CAMIBRIDGE, E.G. President. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Hi, Grace the fluke of Marl- HRt. Hon. Ad. Lord Radstockr,G.C.B, borcu,= Right lion. Sir Archibald Macdo. Right Ho.Earl pecr G. nald, bart. Right lion. Earliasil Sir Wirn. Leighton, knighit. Treasurer, Win. Williams, esq. V.P. The ANNIVERSARY MEETING of thIs CHARITY will be held on Wed nesday, May 26th, wheii the SERMION wvill be pr-eached by the Rev, J. A. BUSFIELD, D.D. Rector of St. 'Michael's, Wood-street; Lecturer of St. Hlarylebone, and Chaplaisi to the Earl of Mlulgrave. The Chapel doors wivi open at 12 o'clock, and Divine Service begin at 1 o'clock precisely. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be on the samne day, ati the City of London Tavern, 1Dishopsgate.street. Henry Alexander, esq. ST WARD. Sanford, eseq. James Bailey. esq. ' ClaumdeaGneorge Thornton, esq. Rev. C. P. Burney, D.D. F.R.S. and Samuel Arthur Vardan, esq. A.S. George Wheeler, esq. JohnDent', eeq. Wmn. Wild, esq. EdadFece, seq. Florence Younig, eseq. High Sberifi Henry Gaitskell etq of Susrrey. Samue.l" Harryatt, em,l. DinnertricketsI5a. each. N-B. On that day th(we wilibe no adlmis- ~ion to the ehapel hut by tickets, which will be sent to eyery guardian, The music by Mr. Hlorsley, the organist. W14. AGUTTER. See. The Stewards and Committee snost earnestly entreat the exertions of the Guardians assd their Friends on this occasion, as the funds of paid for the nuFdissary puraha*s'dr ae-pren-li&,. Charity are Deserted Femiale Orphans, bereft of both their parents, and wvithout any known paris5h from whiCh they can claim relief. And since the foundation in 1758 nearly 2 ,0,00 objects have been educated. iTNITED EMlPIRE and C TINETLLF UASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, No. 10, WVaterloo. place, Pall-mall, for the Insuaranice of Lives, Contingent Assurancies and Survivorslsips, Endowments for Childreni, for the Ptuchve and Sale of Annuities and Reversions, and to grant Annuities. HONORARXY DIRECTORS. TIhose msarked thus' are also Trustees. His Excellency Coiunt Munster I Pgt Hon. Sir Gore Oueseley *Iijght Hon. Earl of Elgin and Kin- C .G rnegat .HP cardine *Charlcs TennysoH. esq. P.M. Right Hon. Lord Vis. Torringtoun LieutL-Gsineral Wetherall 'Right Hon. Lord H. Fitzgerald b-iaor MAoore 'Right lion. Lord Geo. Seymour Edmund Morris, eseq. DIRECTORS. *Sir E. Colebrook, hart. Chairmanl. Lieut.-ColonclAl.. Shawe, Deputy Chairmsan. C. Rt. Brou-'htos, eseq. I John Kin~Stoec, esq. Harry Cool-, seq. Nugent Ktrkrland, seq. Sir Franicis Desanges Sir John Scott Lillic WV. D. Fellowves. esq. Sir James M,'Grigor Richard Gilbert, csq. I Capt- W. A. Montago, R.N. Bankers-Messrs. Drumsrnond. Standing Counlsel-Launcelot Shcadwell, seq. Solicltor-Christopher Godmond, esq. Physician-Dr. Houme, ii, Curzon-strectL Surgeon-Phineas Coyne, es(.4,Wlec-tet Pcr,cn efecin life assuranices wit~i this Society will not mnerely derive immiediate benrefits by the rates and condltiCoRs, hut extensive ultimate adlvantager. as it Is one of its l1ading Principles that the assured for the whole term of life shall eventually Possess the entire, funds anid resources of the Association, Participating also, In the Inte- rim, in each periodical division of profIits. The Association continues By oder JOI NRATRAY, Registrar. The alfyealy aymet o 5 ercnt.interest on shares due on the 15thApri lat ma herecevedby popretors, at the office of the AssoIatOn,any ay,beteen he our of10 and 5. VHIEPILLADUMUHIIFE and FIRE, ASSURANCE -JL SOCIETY. CAPITAL X2,000,000 Sterling. DIRIECT Sir EDWARD IbYDE 8AST 0F.i'S. MI.P. Chairmean. Colonel JOHN BAILLIE, M.P. Deputv Chairman. Josias Du Pre Alexander, esq. Ml.P. Neil Benj. Edmonstone, eseq. Johse L. Anderdon, esq. Joseph Esdaile, esq. George Arbuthnoit, seq. John %V illiamson Fulton, esq. John Benit, esq. HM.P. Thes. liouldsworth, seq. H%.P. Samuel Bosanquet, Qseq Capt. H. Kater, F.R.S. Henry Browtns, esq.F.R.S. Chasi. Eltonl Prescott, eseq. Sir W. Champion De Crespigny, Peter Recerson, eseq. hart. H.P. Alex. Robert-on, esq. M.P. Si R.Cnreve, hart. M.P. Samuel Skinner, seq. Ccl. ".H -.Dvies, HI.P. Colonel Hlark Wilks W. Bodycott Davi1s, eseq. Sir Willilam Young, hart. W. R. Keith Doaiglas, eseq. H.P. David ~~~Auditors. DvdBarclay, eseq. I Fredcriek Manning, esq. I Heisry Danice, eseq. Bankers-MNessrs. Bosanquet anid Co. and Messrs. coutts acid Co.- Mathenmatical Inspector, Thomlas Young, M.D. F. tS.-Phy. SCIca T Yon,MD. F.R.S.-Assist. Physician, J. Bartlett, Hi. D.-tandiug Counsel, Oliver Anderdon, esoq.Surreyor, Samuel Deaz,isy, es.-Rei [ dent Superintendeset, William Andrews, eseq. q-ei The object of this. Institution has been to combinie the advantages of all the earlier establlsbments, to remedy their aekinowledged de- fects, and to give to the persons asrdta nlec in the gnea management which their imPortant interests demnand. Ineteralf department greater advantages5 have been secured to thie public lthau have been offered by any otner society; four-fifh boith e.timate Pro?fit will be added every se~verlth year, bey way of bonus, to the pee. hceisetefected for tliewhol,etermof life, and the remaining one-fifth, will be tranisferred to the subscribed eapital,and Preserved untouched, to form a cosiitnually isicreasinig guarantee to the assured. The holders of policies effected for the whole term of life srillbave votes In common with the proyrietors at all general meetings, and willposess he dvatage o~ usrpritorin every other resp~ect. excptigquliicalon fr ofic, hic irerved from holding ahares intherb capitaln sok often oiey Inil theade Fr lpreteulatninhsbead to the In- terstsurofe the asuried,adty yipratadatgsaehl u peron wh hve ee inurd wthtis, socet Othseven yer,The- therb sepennilorannulpament,ian toe remairniang one-fit willbe dde to heubsribecaita,asi Sbrdthe departmentofLifert Reget-steet and76, sepsid, werex dhe perosyec ivs acedtables tha thy wll eetat her ofic, 7 Hatongaden, on Friday, the 11thdaye Jun. 124, o reeiv TENERS romsuch neTAr,ons a [maybe cilling to CONTRACT for the-performance of suih BRICK- LAYER's, Carpenters ason's, and Plumber's WORKS as may be ordered by them in the rebuilding, cleansing, or repairing of the pub- lie sewers vithin the limits of their district, for the space of 3 years, from the 30th day of June rcext. Separate tenders are to be made for the works to be done in Holborn disiovi. and for those to be done In -Finsbury division iwbich Includes Shoreditch anid Nortonfalgate.) .The whole of the works in either division must be-contracted for by one person, but no tender will be received from the sanue person for both divisions. Specifications of the wvorks and materials with forms of tender may be obtainied by application at the Sewers' Office daily (Sundays excepted), between the hours of II and 3. The contractors wvill be required to flnd security for the due performance of their re- spective contracts. Teiiders vill beat the sameetimerecelvedforsup- plying Cast lron Sewer Grates for both dlvision5, of such d:mensions as maybe required, at per ewt. (the price to Include delivery), and spe- clfying the allowance to be made for old wrought or east grates re. turned. No tender will be received after 12 o'clock precisely on the day of meeting, nor will any be nbtlced wvhich -shall slot be made In the form preseribed, with the prices inserted in words at length,and endorsed wlth the name of the division for wvhilh it is intended, nor unlesa the party tendericg p'ersonally attends tp answer when caUed upon. The Commissioners will snot consider themselves bound to accept the lowvest tenders. By the Court, STABLE and LUSH, Clerks. _~~~~~~~~~~~~ T be LET, Furnished, by the year, at Upper lialli- -]ford, I mlle from Sunbury, and 16 from Hyde-park-corncr,-a genteel COUN TRY RESIDE:NCE:, with Sixteen Acres of Grass Land. mthe centre of whichl the house stands. Psrt of the land is said out In a spacious lass-c plarted wvith shrubs, and shaded with timber, trees; likewise a good walled garden well stocked with choics fruit, a farmyard writh barn, homestall, &ce. The house consists of hand- some entrance, good drawIlng reoam, dining room, anid breakfast par. lour, kitchen. scullery, small dairy, and other domestic offlcese, on the ground door; onl the firstfleer are 3 good bedchamnbers and a dressing room, 2 excellent attics, besides ample aecomsoodation for men and women servants, and- a laundry; excellent stablln6 for 6 horses, double coachhouseB, a spacious loft, harness room, and coachman's bedroonm. The whole premlsses wvell euppilied with exee1. lent water. Terms moderate to a respectable tenant. ,Apply for cardg to view to Messr&. Adams and Son, 9, Great Pulteney-street; Golden-squaQre; to blr.J. Adams, Staincseg or to btees~s. Axtell. nnd Purser, 1, Flach-line. - - -- - ,, 1, 6 _ _ TV ING's CONdERT ROOMS, Hanover-siiire.- In -nde ~he epes atogeof her Royal =ihs tbe ~i1 esof Glo,.esaer nd h oand Noble D Ietoso hit m -sty'sConceIts o.,entMuaic.Y-.taste GEO ASPULLhas htone hnUy tohannt c tl the Noblity, Gentry, and his FrLendR gane ray, tatbi SCOI CONCERT, on thes sae gand scalereasThiss wdhet,will take place atthre above Rooms,on Monday, Jane i4, 1824, g,tb.rhe wilpror rnd Concerto with OrchestralAccompani'-' ments and other celebrated Pieces from arious Authors, on the Plsno7a;te. Gcsder ot the Band, Mr. F. OCram,r.s 1Contduct"or.n JMr. Greatorex. Frther arthlcularns5 ,elrl bedu,lryAnnou ned. Tickets, HaI.Ia.=une ea,toe ha If aste Geoge Ap~ul,8,Ck-reb Bond-street; aud at the princ e 18 Corkp a ueets I ING's hTHEATRE.-T he Nobility and Gentry, bub- L scribers totthe OApe.ra, and the Publlc, are TespectfUlly Inform. ed, thatlMadame CATALN'Ps BENEFIT NIGHT is ftxed for Thurs- day, laY 27, wvhen will be perforrmed, for thje first time this season, hlozart's celebrated Opera Buff.r intitled LE NOZZE DI PIGARO ; In which Maldarne CatalanL svill introduce ani air, by Mozart, ar- ranged as variationls, expressly for her, by S,nnsr Parr. After the Opera, a favourite Ballet. Appiecations respeeting boxes to be made to Mr. Seguln, at the Opera-ofrce, 105, Quadraur. V'PHEAT RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.-Mr. IL SINCLAIR hegs leave resctfully to acquaint his Frienlis and the Public. thaLt his BENEFIT Is fixed for Thursday, June 3, when wil be pertormed the SIEGE of HELGiIDE: the Seradkier sb 1r.Sinclair. Together vith a varietyof Singing and other Entertuic ments. Further particulars will be duly announced. Tickets and places for the boxes to be had of Mr. Sinclair, 93, charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square; and at tbeBiox-office, Hiart-street. T.. YOUNG's NIGT O ededa ext, May 26. will be acted th EATRE HONEYAL, MRUTYh-LANeE. -For Yte u BBENEFIT,ofiC llhsr ITEPHcuS,te ofstnhieevenngh Mad m of Pastg a vSus gsma, Ms M> Tree. Tickuses andm tbe pLaes, tobem had o .sonnetsof Shakspeare. Adrsaris, ?is Ste p hens; LUciana, Mladame Vestris. A^,fter wvhich, a GRAND CONCERT. To conclude wilth the favourite musical Farce of NO SONG NO SUPPER- Margpretta, Miss Stephens. Ticketsandplas tobehdof 5Mxlis SSaSttepgeheens, , Connaught-terrace, Edgewrc-rad: adof r. S~lng,at tebo-fce