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held at theirdHtuse, In ~~ ~~lsEtThLeCj.T Ri, bart.deceased. -- noti e, that the Commte fBygnwhnswnbTay on s?r tanv timne bfr ensa,tl t fArl 84 hes PROPOSALS, witign eldu,fo uhprosfsmyb li4lgsusYI e Ind1sisiJF'L TERACOUTlt Thls UFF HDRSBnig rnSo,Io rp ht nt w-it., ah e had onapplatathe condlrOfsothLe said1 Cf)ftraes ehd onapplcaton to-te Clerkt of the'said Cor,3ft, tee, O wth, who prpsl utblf-sfr 1 O'clock in the fore4 noonof he aid7th of AprIl after wbsfch'hour the Commititeo iM. oteeie anUy teiader- J OSEPHA DART, Secrem"A. T HE r n onyyofteBank -ofRglm B ~ Ntice thata GE RALCOUPT -in be held at the, the 2th istant fro lo'clock in' the toresooesi till ltbr5~~ t takea 3ALOT I-puruance if the,fbl~cjo,,. "We, th~ uderslgn.&Prop~et~~Of BnLg -stock; sash sq thaiv FW.HARDIS LE -I THO. BUTTS -taeh 18, 1824. "THOS. EDWVD. PA~, OnRegzent-gtreet, WIERE the O -i nal Qflices which Tf~tdInirne upofnenth cprinc,ple of comnbis,nI the ASecurity of an adequate Permanent apthe(u addetion to thle "tr,atinif funds arising frGotx the suplnusa of ithe thalnl calrl of returning at state eid the urpas f te anua Iporemausct the eOnltriimutors aftr paying- lodsed and experdnares.uThe Itpprac of this improvemeint Is acknow- iledgedon by eitraordinar ubi probation, and by the num-erous omltationes of, itwicd ewofie have 71tely offered, and ~vhlctx oldr oes n,' adPted in changing their c$)eistltntlolj; Th, prin-.. eiPle Is of chief value because, ast yIelsbcesele ~ and he etur ofthesurplus, the fuliest vaiue for the deposits, per- son's haLve no reasoniable motive for venturing on the lure-of reduce&-, and insufficient preiunms propoed to themn by adventurers, and. whbich has led to frr-eqmuent Instances of dIsappolntilent and-ruln. capitals, a mililion sterling anid upwrards.. Seventy-eight thousand persons have songht protectioni in tha CouintY Office, and have found i1. Claims -have been paxid to sixteen hundred Claimnants Exemnpt from the expensee of lawrsute,, aind also from the sacrIfico of an enormou$ tommliss0io to agents, to which sorme new offlecs suibmit, to Induice thems to canvass for business, great accumulations 'have been m iade. In!, these -persona wko now Insture participate equally wItIl the original mnerbhe-ra. Rdua'nsof~26and 2.0Perv-amt. in consequence, ha-vc bc,,s cs- arLu,my- paid o nilpersos wh ~sav contnuedinstured seven YeaLrs, upon011 annul a wet a UpOj sptenia poicies, and wvhether they hl-cr bee clizsans or O5Yesnfohewie. 42,000 have been returned. in tis ay,to ao':t 2.000peronsInsured, wit-hin the last tenk a r rpbt dvantge wich o other insurascetoffice eXiSt-. onues 1 11 S. nd 61.lEe pe cnt, have been paid on life Agnsare aypolnted in all the principal towns. 'T'i beSOL, aROA HO SE,16 ands aid.a hialf i- high, andS y ea-rs old. H4e is very handgonie, high bred, sound, andx good tenoptred. is equal to any weight In the field, or to any es- briolet; ha8 ne;er been In a dealer's handls, and has all his work to do.. Price 120 guiniaz. Inquire at Shentont's stablets, Green-street, Gros-. venor-squarC. 1IOR SALVE, a very superior little HO~RSE; he ~is 14.~ Fhands hldi. 6 years old, wiarranted in every respect, anid very lssndson,e, wita great power. wvould be a treasuire. to anyj timid or- infirrm gentlenmas, as ic is a remarkably safe and fast walker and ea.sr canterer; has bten tin harness, where hie ls equzally temnperate. To, be seen at Hlarrc's's livery stables, King's Headi-yard, Broad.sitreet. Bloomsbury. I4TRA E)iN haviig declined his coinr ui I Lness, consqenl wishes to procure a kind master for his In- ivaluable HOREwhh he has- ridden and driven 4 journles: It is rlsing 6 years old, 1 hands and a half high, wvith strength to saLfelyr cairry 14'stone; is so very docile the most tiniid lady mnay use it for any PUrpose. Thieowner pied~e ti one of the best h-orses to ride anid driv-e in England, and will be sold a bargain to anY gentlemanz 'rho will tae care of It-; It will be founid remnarkably-handsome.. Aplyto-r.Lennard, WVarren-newve, Warren-street, Fitzi-oy-so.uare. I '0 be SOLD, the property of a Genitleman, the best stronghCOB HORSE fn England, colour ironi gray, stands 14 high, wvell master of 20-stone, with which-wiht. caiWlk 5mles ain hour; he is a beautiful eanterer, and cani with ease trot 12 miles in oiieslhour, Jn or out of harness, in n pu crior style Ito most korses; lie Is 5 yeairs old, waRrranited sound, andc any trial allowved, andi the owvner personally treated with, who psarti wvith him r'or nlo fault whatever, but waniting a higher one: wisuld have no ob- jection to exchange. To be seen aLt the Percy livery stables, tIpper, Rathbone-place, behind the Percy hotel, near Oxford-street. ~~fl foIowlg H RSE areofiredfor SALE, by a r~Gentleman going abr'oad :-A Grav Geldinsg, by Orville, dam by- De;iphini, 1Idliands 3 inches high, anid 6 years old-. a well knowit roOd hunter; lie has beent in harness, Is very temperate, fast in his trot, and for figure is. almost unrivalled. Also a Bay Gelding, by S'or- Icerer. ouit of a, thorough bred mare, very fleet; and a Blood Bay, thorough bred Mfare, bv ltubens, out of Fivonia, about 15 hands, high. and 6 years old; a capital road hackney aLnd hunter; she has carried a ladv. To be seen at tue genitlema-n's private stable, oppo- site No. 9, 1-fermncs--itreet, Pentonville, near the chaLpel. OR SALE, t-he property of a GentCleman,a BAN' FilGELDING, 15 hands 2 inches high. 6 years old, and an unusually- clvrb1br horse: he can trot, In or out of harness, 14 miles air bour. Price S.5 guineas. Also a Baev Gelding, about 14 hands 3 inches I hig, well bred, a particularly fast ivalker, can trot 12 mniles an hour, and hils canter is delightfully pleasant: he hase crried a lady up- w~ards of12 months, and w,iiproves great acquisition toaLninrafnros. Itimid perp,-n. being master of great wveight and extremnely docile. To -e seen at7. Stable, New Burlinigton-mew4s, Regent-street. N.B. War.. ranted e,,und anid a liberal trial grainted, andL a reference given to, the owner. ' 0~ be SO0LD, ani excelen t T RAVE ~LLI NG o Tr G _WjN THARIOT, nearly as good as a%ew,. having been built 1atW3p. the order of aLgentlensan, wvho may be referred tQ,,It 1&-,- hb-.. er the mos-texpensive msannet_u9.ux'c-coard. an-d hind Standards for ~b-lh anf,-;~hl-,lon, and 2- imperiais to theL top;' cl.~p"l on fronttpannel, ~ftJ'Mqing leathier In front, boot andbiruhs- and hind rumble aniP trunk-s to fit Inside, boxes with Aecret drawe'ra' trimmned In the best naciner, withi morocco smubp ard silk lace, Im- perial to fit on the hoot in friont, &c. . every tshing 1!. in, excellent con- diticon. anid fit for immediate seAn a o gnemtt ina waont-o s,chECarriage will find It well Anyrt lady orateto i 1 h sold a great bargain. To be seen at Matthews$tnts P c ash it ilb 58. Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square. scsan anUfactory, S LFAS a o -fOS anaHP ngo ear pl I TAM-EN IE.ObSOD aSTA. t7y ENGINIE of 14-horse powrer, writh 2bies auctured by the DIfttertey Company. Por particulars nur fM.S Kntght, 14, Upper Ground-street, Blaekfrisrs-road O FFICES."ATo"be' LET, w_ji!t~hijn 2mnutes' wal ofD 'Change, in onie of the most centrai andrpetl.atsoth city. at FIRgT and SECOND FLOOR, as rfBespeetablPartIL of t I appls' at 3, White Hart-court, I,ombard-street.fia o atclr -'-11o be DJSPO0EP OF. a sniall geniteel LA~DIES' L11 BO-I%RDINOI and DAY SCHOOL, In an air), pleasv.nt sit.u,tion and most regpectable neighbourhood. For particulara 'apply (if by letter, )ost paid) to A. W. at 2, Cioak.lanie, Cheapiside. ?J~ 0be DSPOSE OF,on account of rmv] xe. Llent COUNTINHOUISE FURNITURE, asrmahgy desks with - and wthout ras riling, a bookcase, a capital esyn ahn,a fewhais, c. nqu reat2,Brabant.cou;rt, Phlpotan ~[0 be ISPOSEDOF b-y Pyilvaae 77ontract, the - - EASEandGOODWVILL of an old establisbed BUJTCHER's~ SHOP,but uitale fr aiy other businiess, in one of thAe prinicipel passages of Leadenhllmarlet; 50 years of the lease are new unexa, pired, and immediae posessionnmaybe had. For futhber particulare, Inquire of Mrs. Puri, 4, ll-lnoon.passage, Leadenhall-market. "I 1ERCANT' LE RESIDENCE,. .. ... Bilhiter.... quare,.. M otesirable residence for a merchant r,r professionial gentle-. Iman), coiitaining numerous bed romns, -di;lii6 and drasringro0ms cou;s tinghouses and offices, In substa;i tial repair, and of wvhich early. Possession mnay be haid. Apply to Alr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street. Royal ExchaLnge. ~~() RESS AKERSand ILLINTERS-TO0 be DISPOSED OF, 30 mniles from London, an excellent established JUINESS in the above line. To Prevent troulile, the goodus-Ill and furniture.&c.will not exceed 2001. For particuilars atnd cardst of addrens iapply r.t 62, Great.Russel-s1-treet, Blloomsbury. Good reason, can be pvnfrteparties disposing of the samne. 'p0 INE DRAERS Haeriashrs,&c.-To be iTDISPOSED OF, the LEASE of a HOUSE and SHop, situate inx one of the most commanding situztions In the metropolis, and fin - vhiich the linendrapery buisiness has been extonsively carried on for several years. For particulars apply at 130, Wood-street, Cheapside; or 8, NVat ling-stieet, St. PaUl s. Straw and ehr ontln a ei are m , ra da- -tare butwol sutaytaerqiigshw atclryalnn draper, mansmre,tlo,Wthae c oene pl whto cannoco an401 Aplto r.EIh,2,D e-ret Plceedilly; or on the premises. estblihe an luraIveCONERIn the CHINA and GLASS TRAD, dsirblysitateat he ves en ofthetown, the proprietor - (ho uppiesthefirt fmiles n te kngdn;ibeing comnpelled so leae tavoforthebenfitOf is ealh. or urter particulars agplr to . J Howoo, actinee an hoseagent,.Symond's-Ino, Ch ai-. rp0 SADDLRanHANS AEST0b TDISPOSED OF, a respectable SA,DDLERVS BUSINESS, In IL miarket town, situate In the Centre of a country that is noted fol' fox hunting. The stock is small aiid niodern, and there isan appren- tice on the spot. The presentlholderis obliged toTresIgnthe same by reason of iil health. Appl perEonafly, or by letter, post paid, to, Thos. Grlnson, Atherstorne,VarwiIckshire. 0 iiUNKMAKEI S, Corehndere, Drysalleetej, i. Leathersellers, Oilmen, Upholsterers, and Others requAnts,, roonr. y jht premises.-To be SOLD, the LEASE of an excellent 1jAz 'ItIL aOS nd spacious SHOP, in complete repa-ir, wivth &Xteu,. esi-c back Premises, 3 storiems kigh, In a most piblIc situati.,n neat- the east end of oxford-street. Apply for particulars to Mr. Alialb,ne, auctioneer, 47, HHglh-Atreet, lilooms oury, near St. Giles's r),iurch. NT, 12; miles from town.-To beL15 iT , Furnished or Unfurnished, a CaPital FAI.,ILY NMANSIoN, iwith or wilthout a farm of 412 acres,l seated on1 a eOnilmandihf emitnence, In a Parlk of about 60 acres, enjoying exteissave and diver. eflfed prospects Over the beautiful surrounding- ,ount, ,.v. -,_ - ing eYerY alegant and domuestic convenience for a family ouf et?hmeirsC distinction, ContasiiinE 17 servants', 6 best, and 4 secondary bed. rooms, 2 ladies morning rooms, wvater closet, and ressing roomec eleganut bowed drawing room, 35 feet by biillard rooM or library, 37 feet by 20, dining room 23 feet bOr2y0 hreaklfast parlour, &c.; domestic offices of every description b for 12 horses, and standing for 6 ClsrrageS. extetisive and besutu]L law ns. pleasure giounds, and Walled kitchen gardens. To be viewed bLy ca.urds only, fror w-hich ApPlv to Mlr. Parnell, 22, St. Martiun court, Lectr-_quare. and Kingston, Surrey. -ort pUTNEY, Surrey.-To be SOLD, toe-ther *ith the elegant and appropriateFurniture,an UniqueVfb p ESIDENCE seated on aii adniired amld beautiful banoter Thanaisnear the, village of utenfy, 4 miles distant from own, enjoyinea rich anct varied prospect of the suLrrounding c outr an iver wames the opposite shore of whicih Is marked p ith erti massest of oo, tnli- Mrened with, the most picturesque ao biest. evll ets a elegant structure, ordanaiented by a h and e verand paced in the, centre of a fine lawn, aohich grahually- decuiesrtonTh ae edge thie wvhole in. the most cOmPlete and beuilorr,eotnigevy accommodation for af.sAnilY of distincton, sith aprrieate oeai offices, stablng for 8 horseas, and standing for can lawnis, Pleasure gronnds,surrounding the house, capitlwle ice aoardent, and nadof land adjorjnin, In all about acres and half,, realinld. Faor partiuelrs apply to rare. este agent,t22 St.. Martin's-court, Leicester-square. and Kingston. Sur. ~ 511R .:I 1i tal MANSION, FreehoiLd D tetate, and MfOanord, Rit a ghtan fne sportin,oart of thbe ThC ou8e WhCh tlatIn3 ht mld ome SUivt o on. S, and i5 re countY o Devon,abue by Private Cofntract, wvith mmediate Possen on, a valuable rREE-. ROLD E-STATE, called OAKFOftI) HOUSE, with suitable,osetbuild- lags, ofrices, greenhouse, gardens, las-n, and appurtenances, and about 142- acres of- -good orelard, aroble, meabov, and .pasture, land, and a fine Wood Of tearly 40 acres. Also, a Quarter Pert of the Manor of Oakford, withi a rtht of spForting over the who-le, -and the reversion in fee of se=~.. dwellissg-haduses, 4;ottaiges &c. Tae house, which co5ains a handsome suit of r oo s,; and os re- plete with oficea, presents a fine elevation, stasids on an eminence commanSIng extensive views, and Is particularly adapted for thea residence of a gentleman fond of fild sp6rts, being In. the lnaine- diate vicinity of thea Devon stag bount, foxhounds, and harletrall with- exclient trout fishing oni the ELxe. Foe further plxtlulais apply to Mestrip Abralham anid Son, solicitors, Ashburbo*; or hiir- Bakcer, -Jon. lI=d-agont, - aMjpto%l Devon; if by letta', pogarsi .must be Pald.