KING's THEATRE.-Mademoise...
7JING~s THEATRE.-:.-VIademnoiselle'N(JBLET rIe- spectfully be&s leave to inform the l4obllity and Gent~d, Sub. scltrabr to the O0era, and the Public, that-her 1OENEFIT NiG T 1' i'l tIske plpco at this TheAtre on Thiursqday, July 1, Avhen wvill be per- formed a favourite OPERA, wherein Mladamfe Ronzi de BegniS, Signor Garcia. Signor P.rto andMHdamre Pasta wkill performn. After theopera, an entire newr comic Ballet. comnposed by, NtI Aumer entitled JADIS ET AUJOURD'HUX. Applicationis for boies and.ticcets to be maRde to Mademoiselle Noblet, 17. Charles-street St. Jam&S'e.quare; or to Mr. Seguin, at tbeopema office, 105. Quadrant, egent-street. 7~EW ARGYLLJ ROOMIS.-.Master LISZTJ, agedt NI.. l2esnr. a native of Hungary who has had the honour of play- in- before the - Royal Hlghniesses tile Princess Augusta, the Duchess of Glocesqter. the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Soph a Matilda of Gloceter, and also at the prlnalpaLl Courts on the Continent, respect- fully informns the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, thant his, IIENEI'IT CONCERT, wMl take place on Monday evenlag, June 21, to commnence at hlfW past 8 o'clock precisely. when he will perform, on Sebastian Erard's new patent Grand Pianoforte, a cer2by Hurnmel,- new Variationis by Czerny. and play exte!meo?ire Ub' it 'Written Thema. Act I.-Grand Symphony; Hlaydn. Aria, Mlr. Iabri, I No queste anima;' Cimarosa. Granmd Concerto, Pianoforte, Mlaster Liszt, with Orchestral Accomipaniments; Hummel. Duet, Mlessrs. Garxcia and Boccaclni, I Que bella vlta;' Gene-rali. Fantasia. French Horn, Signor Puzzi; Puzzi. Duet, Madame Castelli and Signora Mariliont (La Gazza Ladra); Rnssini. Variations, Mandolin and Pianuo- fo.rte. Sigor Vimercati and Master Liszt; Mlayseder. Recitation and Air, Mr.liralhain I'Deeper and deeper,' and' IWaft her, Angela;' Hanidel. Act 11-Grand Overture (Dor Freysehtuta) ; eber. Aria, MIr.Begrez; Paisiello. Trio. MadameC2astelli, Signer Marinoni. and Signor Garcia =Rfeariloand Zoraidal:. Rossini. Fantasia. H4arp, Mr. Labarre (from Pai):- Labarre. Cavatina, Signor Boccacini, I Fra un istante t,' Ros- sini. Variations, Pianoforte, Master Liszt, writh Orchestral Accomn- nar'iments- Czermy. Ballet, Miss Stephens, ' Gin living worth." Duet, Le gigniore SMarinoni: Rossini. Extemnpore Fantasia on a 'written Thema which Master Liszt will request any person of the eom-pany to give him. Leader. Mr. Mtorn. Conkductor, Sir George Smnart. Tickets, half a guinea each, to he had of Mlaster Liszt, 18, Great Mfarlborough-street; at the music shops of Messrs. Birchall andlChappeltanmdCi. NewBond-street;, Power, Strand; Clementianid Co. Cheapside. Betta Royal Exchange; the Royal Harmonic Institu- tion, Regenit-street; and Bioosey, Hles-stret, Cavendish-square. UBCIPINSt MONUMENT to the late JAIYES WA'TT. PR. King . ?600 0 0 John Rennie X 30 0 0 EaLrio"fLiverpool - 100 00 BenJamnin Goitt 100 00 C. H.Tumner, esq. - 100 00J. S.S. Smith - 100 0 U_ . Littleton - 20 0 0Wm. Cotton 10 10 0 IT. HuAdcsson - 25 00 James Thomson . 250 0 LA,rd Bexley - 25 00 Josiah WVedgewvood 5 5 0 Mr. Peel - 25 0 0J. S.Salt - . 5 50 Sir.J.Wrottesley,bart,M.P.20 0 0RI. H. Solly - 5 50 Earl of Aberdeen . 50 0 0Samuel Boddington 210 0 Franltland Lewvis - 20 0 0Matthias Attwood 210 0 3ohn Motteux . 50 00P. A. Lee - . 25 00 Teesdale and Symes 20O0 0John Woolmore - 500 0 VWal ter Boyd . 50 0 0 . J. Blrunce - 100 0 MN. R.Boulron - 200O0 0JohnMlurray - 210 0 Dr. Birkbeck - 5 .5 0T. L. Freear - 210 0 Sir John Sinclair - 3 3 0Rer. J. Corrie - 5 50 Peter Ewart - 100 0 0 Thomas Telford . 500 0 J. D. Tbomson 5 5 0 James Walker so3000 IN!. WIEste 6 6 0 Edtorand Proprietors of F. Robinson - 25 00 1 dthe Chemnist - 2 20 Henry Brougham . 5 50 1Dr. Somerville II 10 Sir.Jas.Gr-bam,bart.M.P. 21 0 0 Sir James Mtacintosh 22 0 Edward C. Bradford 5 0 0 Basil Mlontagu - 1 10 M.StewartNicholson 25 0 0 Mw. Weston 10 10 0 W. H4. pepy". .550 JamesWeston . 5 50 Robert Bingley - 5 50 Sir Isaac Cofiln,bart.M.P. 50 0 0 WinM. Daqvis 5 50 Lord George Bentinck 100 0 Jasmes South - 01Baring,Wall - 5 50 George Phillips - 25 0 rpitr fthe Mecha- George Rennie - 30 0 l aaie - 5 50 Books for subscriptions ie aMes.Spneand Co's., bankers, Graceehureb-strest; and Mless oit',bnes tad M ONUMENT or CAIRN, to be ererddi ae,i hilonourof that distinguished alid lamented Officer Lieutenant- General Sir THOMAS PIC? ON, G.C.B. ttnder the dietion of the 'following Committee: Lord Dyn evorBishop of St. David's Lord Kensington John Jones, esq. M.P. Hon.Ctol. King, HI.P. Wmn. H4olmes, esq. M.P. Hon. George Riee, M.P. Lewis Flanagan. esq. MP General Si John Doyle, bait. Joseph Maryatt, esq. MP G.C.B. John Pearce, esq. M.P. Lieut.-General Sir Thos. Hislop. 31. 0. Shea, esqi. bart G.C.B. Colonel Wood, M.P. Sir .iabn Owen, hart. 'M.P. John Nash, esq. Sir Christ. Cole, M.P. K.C.B. Dr. Rowland W.EF. Powell, esq. M.P. J. Gah5ngati, esq. To present an opporttunity to th~e Empire, his Comrades In Armns, ~ztieularly to those wvho fought wrhere he so gloriously fell-to all, Indeed who, honouring talent courage, and virtue, choose to evince their respect and gratitude for hinm wrho died in the sacred cause of his country; books for subscriptions are opened at the banking houses of Messrs. 51aryatt Pr!ce, and Co. opposite the Miansion-house; and at Ilessrs. Coutts and Co. Strand. Subscriptions in WYales, to the 27,th April - 1,300 0 0 Suibscriptions received In London on the ftrst day of the mneeting of the Consmittee. Field Marshal His Grace I Rev. Dr. Stepheins - ?10 10 0 the Dukze ef Wel- Thomas Meredith , esq. 10 10 0 l'- - ?50 00 Dr. Rowland - 5 50 llaT`fryatt. esi. M.P. 50 0 0LewIvs Flanagan, esq. 5 50 Win. Homres, esq. M.P. 25 0 0Thomlas Barry, esq. - 5 50 bir Thra Hislop. bart. M6. A. Shea, esq. . 5 50 G.C.R. - - - 25 0 0Rev.J.Murray . - 5 50 Sir C. C'ole, M.P. K.C.B. 20 0 0Captain Shadwvell Clarke, W. El Powell, esq. M.P. 10 00 5th regu . 5 0 0 M.rs. Cr,asdale - . 20 00 Mr. Jones - - 2 00 John Pearce, esq. H.. 20 0 0 Mr. 15olloy - - - 10 0 Hon. Colonel Kig ..10 00, C HURCH RNLARGEMENT SOCIETY, established 4 1818.-ANNUAL MEETING, 2d of June. 1824, his Grace the Arch.bis-h.op of CAtNTERHU RV In the clhair. .Amuto original Donations . - 61,209 19 10 Do. do. Subscriptions . - . 511 12 0 Ano,unt of Grants muade . . . 71,39500 Accomnisidation provided for . 91,955 Perosonos sif the above, free and unagyropriated sittings for 69,295 Persons Resolved unanimously, lpon a consideration of the state of the !e~y5Fud,thtaSusrpto e meIaeyentered Into, and Conriutinsrecivd snc th 2 ofJue,1824:- Donations. Ann. Sub- Hiis Grace tIol Archbishop of Canterbury, ?e S. d. scrl dn. Second Donation 210 00 His Grat's the Archbishop of Yerk, Do. 2100 0 The Lord Bishop of London . Do. 2000 0 The LodBso f uhm - D. 200 ThieLard BssooLacl Do. 50 0 0 5 0 The Lord Biso fOfr Do. 1 00 00 The Lord Bishpo ocse Do. 100 00 Th,e Lord Biho ofS.Aah . Do. so000 The Lord B o ~ ~ta.tu earloflirdice Do. 100 0 The Lord Bishop of Winchester . Do. 1000 0 The Lord Bishop ot Bath and Wells Do. 52 10 0 Thbe Lord Bishop of Salisbury - Do. .500 0 T1he Lord Bishop of Chester .50 0 0 The Right Hon. Lord Kenyon Do. 1000 0 1-A. Mr. Justice Parke . - Do. 500 0 Very Rtet' the Dean of Carlisle, in addition to annual subscription - . 200 0 Very Rev. the Dean of Ely - . 250 0 Very Ret-. the Dean of Worcester Second Don. 5 50 2 2 0 Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge - Do. 105 00 Dean and Chapter of Westminster. Do. 300 00 Dcansand Cbapter of Extter . Do. 1000 0 Re-v.Archdleacon Watson - - Do. 1050 0 1tev..4rchdeacon Froude - - - 10 10 0 Rev. .&rchideacon Poltt . Do. 10 10 0 Re-. Archideacon Oldershaw . . 5S50 Jeshna Watson. esq. . - - Do. 1050 0 Geor-ge Gipps, esq. HI.P. . Do. 300 0 F'rancis Butn s. - - - Do. 250 0 WV'iIt-umCttn sq Do. 1050 0 William Dv,es. . - Do. so000 Rev. DrTakey . - Do. 10 10 0 James Cok,eq .. . . Do. 10 10 0 Rev. Dr.Sehr Do. 250 0 ltev. H.lINri Do. 100 00 Rev. Dr. Gardner - . . - 20 0 0 Rev. Dr. Yates . - Do. 10 100 Jobn Round, eq Do. 10 10 0 Rev'. Dr. 'yy - -. Do. 200 0 Rev-. Dr'. Randoplph - Do. 10 10 0 Hen, and Rev. Dr. Stewvart - . 10 10 0 Rev. W.J. D.Waddilove 5 50 tlas. J.L1-martyn 1010 0 Rev. H.Du Care . D-o. 5.50 WilliamSik-es, esq. - 1 5 0 Henry Sikes, esq. . . 5 50 (Iliver HLtch, "esq 5 50 Rev. EL HollaLnd Edwards . - 500 0 Rev. W illiam Parker - - . 5 50 Rtev.G. G.Stonestreet - . Do. 10 10 0 H. J. Barchsrd, esq. . Do. 10 10 0 i-is. Dr. Lipscomb . .10 10 0 Ret-. Lewris WVay. In addition to Subscription 5 5 0 Rtev. Wffliam Digby - - 5 50 1 1 0 Reic. W. H. Coleridge . - - 5 50 'Rev-. Tj' L- Strong . Second Doni. .5 5 0 fZ!v. Geo~rge Coleridge - Do. 10 10 0 Rer.Dr. Hawes . -1 1 0 R1ev. fIr. Wor&twortb Do0. 31 10 0 Robert Contes. eeql. and Mlrs. Coastes 5 5 0 Rer. Edward itowden . . Do. 200 0 Revr. i-i. Pow-ell - Do. 200 0 Darid IowU,ec- Do. 200 0 ,e.Dr. art,i pddition to Subscription, 5 50 Rev. WIbasl Vaux Seconid Don, 5 s 0 MAc-hard Gilbert, esq. . . 10 10 0 11ev. John I.ozsd2le . - Do. 210 0 Rev. I . M erienon . 600 2 2 0 Rler. A. Montgomery Campbell Do. 5 50 G&urgeflrsra ell eq. - . Do. 250 0 Rtev. G. Heres-ford . . - 550 ttev.J. Maxwell I I 0 J. C. Reeve. essq .. Do. 21 00 G. H.Ward. esq. - - - 55 0 Itev. Dr. l.ladan - Do. 20 00 !Jr. Luke Hanisard - . Do. 25 00 Very Rev. the Dean of Peterborotlrgh Do. 210 0 George Jeaner. esq. . - Do. 210 0 Ver Rv,th DanofLibdld Do. 500 0 Ver Rv,theDen f Cntrbry Do. 10 10 0 College Oxford . . - . 101) 0 0 ~irRoertPel, ar. - - . 1000 0 Res. harls Druy on - -1 1 0 11ev W.Moreon . Scon Don. 5 50 Rev.C. Simeon . - - Do. 10 10 0 ?C3,656 001313 0 7II E MERCANTILE AGENCY COMP_ANY, Bank- m-p~tal Register Office, and General Accountant Office, established 18, VS, Cateaton.street, London. DIRECTORS. George Austin, esq. I David Mfelville. seq. Richaird IV. Cole, esq. Edward Tewart, esq. Daniel liawkins, esil Treasurer-Sir Chiarles Price, hart, THOMAS PERRY. Secretary. The principal objects of this institution are, 1. To 've informa- io-n of evr bankruptcy that has taken place during t?e last forty yerzs, the dates of the commissions, the names of the solicitors and nssignecs, the number of dividends gazetted, the namnes of the par- rzes who pay -the dividends, the dates of certificates, and to send notice free of expezie) to credltors of all further proceedings as theyarlse. 2. To collect dIv!dend3, compositinns, debts rnts, &c. 3. TonundertaRe the m-anagemenst of bankrupts' estates, to inves- igazee, arrange, and balance the books, dispose of the efFects, collect te ebts, paythedividends, &e. and spee Ilytowsindup theestate. 4. To arrange disputed aco-ants, in cases of dissoluaMoni of part- r iD or retiring from business. 5. To dravwnp statements.pre2aratory to arbitrations, lawsults &c, 6. To condect trust deeds, assignments, &c. through their varous *Ltagms the signatures of creditors procured, and comeositions paid. 7. To bcnor agentsfortransmcting business in geiieral. The Company have complete registers of upw,ards ef 60,000 bank- a., containing every necessary informalion. The London Gazettes fpworta of 40 years are kept for gencral inspebtioup lomiodlonarooflns for prsvate meetlagt &c. ;Iny hundred5dividends, some of wVhich have been more than 30 -ear~ tandin: havepbeen dlescovered by the exertions of this Cops. qn-y and painto the parties interested. "Aus annual payment of one guinea entitles a subscriber to every bzramma\3tiolf mdcr the banBfruptcyd_partment. Fsrery other branch transacted on terms partifcularly moderate. Nearly 2,000 mnembers have already become subscribers to this N.U. An morits receivei by thLis Company are paid over monthly to rhe parties intercsted. i oWi.i2EU SUGAR CANDY is alloWved by the V P F=g to posses in a highly concentrated degree all the strefh ad virtue of the sugar withent any of its impuritles: It is the crest agreeable article yet discovere3[ for sweetening coffee, ctoce'ate, eocoa, &c. and has been long held In the highest estima- rin lnfarullies of the first distinCtion: from the superior manser in rgh'ch It Ls now7 put up and its very moderale price it will doubt. tas beome an artldle of generll consumpti;n; 1 16. being In its ek5.if el anp5rtles equalito I 1. of refined or nearl7 2 lbs. of raw ,agar: from its p urity it mnst thirefore prove tolnvalida an invaluable -eqiSition, as It doe niot offend thic most delicate stomacb, for sweet- Cnpgrnel, arrow-root, &c. It Is frequently used In medicin*s and D?_zc.~a ritcorrects aciditY ithouitcausinz fermentation. Seldin sof l lb. at .Is 4dd. meh, by Payne and Son, New Cavendish. sweet: WTr!tti,]fOxrfoidctrtIuargclt eton, Neiv,act-street; Grahamn, La~t.hHi ialmr, racehuch-treet, iloare, 37S, Strand; I3_F ,:de3hdl-;treet; Stewa-rst. Lombard-street; Phllipson, ( :E,&n, AldIete; Westlez, 37, Lamb7s-coniduit.street; U o;si zr;Lfd Nol1 :3:_27 1-lga olE born- d- Chapman, druggist, laUng. eat: i. Rob{nson. grour. $4, Bed Lion-street, fHolborn; aud by 5;7ct,l 5rocer Bin tolvYutalid ceu7llry. SQALE POSTPONED.- .Mr. C1. TVITHERBY. beEgs respectfully to acquaint the PUblle, that the SALE of the FRE- OLD OIJES, situate Nos. 79 and S0, Grees-street, Globe-road, Bethnai-green, advertised to take place by him, a-t GarrawaY.fl, on Tfesday, the 22d Instant, is unavoIdably POSTPONED for a few days;-22,Birchin.lsne, -June 1. 1tl[E;KCHAN-TS :SEAMEN's OFFICE, Royal Ex- Y, change, June17, 18d24.-5CORLPEODRSAION, andfor the R IE n SUPPOT otMAIMD an DiSDLEDSEAMN, and teWdw a,ld Children of such as shac1 be killed, slain, or drowned in tbe Merchantf'service. President, JOUN CLARK POWELL, Esq. COMM1ITTEE. Thomas Ashton, jun. esq. George Gooch, esq. John Bayly, esq. James Greig, esq. Thomas Benson, *sq. Wlliam King, esq. Thomas Brown, esq. Edward Lea, es4. Robert Chapman, esq. John Lacke, esq. Jonathan Chapman, esq. George Lyall, esq. Francis Crcswell, esq. James Moring, esq. Jesse Curling, esq. James Sims, esq. John Deacon, esq. Daniel Stephenson, esq. Joseph Dowson, eso. I Claude Ceor e Thorntona, esq. Theincreasednumber of applicatIons for reti by the distressed objeets of this institution has rendered it necesmary to reduce the small pension heretofore paid. The committee therefore consider It a duty incumbent on them to roake this call upon the liberality of the public, and more particular lyon such as have derived the means of being generous from the exertions of those disabled seamen during the term of their health and strength. The following sums are gratefully acknovwledged, and will be faith- Sully applied .- John Clark powell, esq. ClaudeGeo.Thorntor.esq. 10 10 0 President . ?200 0 Thonias P. Oldtield, esq. 21 0 0 Hon.EastlndiaCompany 105 0 0 Walfain Curling, esq. o1 0 0 1.ondon Assurance 105 o 0 Joseph Soames, esq. 10 10 0 RoyalExchangeAssurancelo5 0 0 William Bawtree, esq. 10 10 0 Russia Company . s0 0 0 Messrs. J. R. W11iams WestlndiaDockCompany 50 0 0 and Co . 10 10 0 Worshipful Company of ThomasWiison,esq .(Wap- Mtercers . 50 0 0 p5iL4 L l) EiCS 01 Jobn Bayly, esq. * s$ o Capt T. Larklns; E.l.C.S. 18 10 1 Thomas Benson, esq. 1 10 0 Joseph Cotton, esq. 10 10 0 Thomas Browvn, esq. 10 10 0 Edward C. Bradford, esq. 10 10 0 Jonathan Chapman, esq. I0 10 0 ThemasWilson, esq. l.P. 10 10 0 Fraucis Cres ve31, esq. 10 10 0 W.Dab .mpleDoWson,esq. 10 10 0 Jesse Curling, esq. 10 10 0 SirRic . aardinge,bart. 10 10 0 John Deacon, esq. 10 10 0 Cbarles Herrlng, esq. 10 10 0 Joseph Dowson. esq. 10 10 0 Thomas Wilson, elq. George Gooch, esq. 10 10 0 (Warnford Court) 5 5 0 James Greig, esq. . l 10 0 Chrlstopher Smith, esrt. Willfam King, esq. 10 10 0 alderman, N. P. 5 0 Edward Lea, esq. . 10 10 0 Benjamin Woolner, esq. 2 2 0 Johni Locke, esq. . 1o 10 0 CharlesSoaroes. esq. 2 2 0 EDICAL, CLERICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ? ASSURANCE SOCIETY.-Capltal ?1.000.0000. President, The Marquis of HUNTLY. VICE-PRESIDENTS The Lord Bishop of Bath and The Very Reverend the Dean of Wells Canterbury Lord Viscount Garlies Sir Henry Halford, bart. F.R,S. Lord Viscount Clive E. Beotle Wilbraham, esq1,. M.P. Lord Viscount Stopford l Thomas Wilson. esq M.P. DIRECTORS. Ceorge Blrkbeck, M.D. Clement Rue, M.D. Waiter Boyd, esq. M.P. Sir Wi. Kay, but. Robert Bree, M.D. F.R.S. James Ki3blewhlte, esq. A. H. Chambers, esq. A. A. blievllle, esq. Arthur Chichester, esq. George Pinckard, .S.D. Sir Astley Cooper, bart. P.R.S. Slr George Pocock Henry Earle, esq. F.R.S. Ashby Smitb, M.D. J. H. Green, esq. Hon. James Stewart TRUSTrEES. Sir Everard Home, bart. V.P.R S. J. 5 aflyat es J. Gladstone, esq. db1.P. V A. A. Mlevleeiieesq. 12ev. Dr. Shepherd Jas. lilblewhite, esq. Rev. Dr. Yates I Auditors, C. B. Baldwin, esq. John Stevenson, esq. and Josh. Seeley, esq. Bankers, Sir Wm. Kay, hart. Price, Marryat, and Co. Mansiouhouse- street, and Messrs. Chambers and Son, Newr Bond-street. Solicitors, John Bender, esq. Parl3ament-street, and Wm. Gillmore Bitton, esq. Austinfrlars. The business of the Societvwill be commenced on Wednesday next, the 23d of June instant, at the temnporary office, No. 32, Great Rus- sell-street, Bloomsbury,where instructions for policies will be received until the offices of the Society shall be ready for the reception of the establishment. The recent discussions in Parliament, respecting joint stock com- panies, make It important to observe, that the shareholders in the pre. sent Society incur no responsibility whatever beyond the amount of their respective subscriptlons. and that the nature and object of the Instlittion renider it totally unnecessary to apply either to the Crown or the Parliament for a charter. Persons assured for the whole term of life wvill enjoy a Hberal share of the general profits with the original proprietors, their proportions being added to the actual sums assured, and left to aceunulate for the benefit of their successors, or applied in diminution of the annual pavments of premiums, at their option. A leading principle of this Institution Is to extend the advantage of Life Assurance to persons subject to such deviationisfrom the common standard of health as do not essentially tend to shorten life, upon their accecdinlg to she followilng conditions, viz..- I. That they mnake an affidavit, stating the nature of their com- plalnts, the dates of their first attacks, and the names and addresses of the medical practitioners who attended them them, or in any subse- quent returns of their disorders. 2. That they pay an increased premium proportioned to the Increase of hazard.I The Society vill grant Annuities, Endowments for Children, &c. t and will purchase Annuities, Reversions, aid other contingent In- terests. J. PINCKARD, 32, G reat Russell-street, June 18, 1824. RtesidentSecretary. P AItISH CONTRACT.-ST. MAR1TIN in the FIELDS, June 11, 1824.-The Churehwardens and Overseers of the aboye parish hereby give notiee, that they will RECEIVE PRO- POSALS from such persons as are desirous of CONTRACTING to SUPPLY their Workhouse with the followving ARTICLES, for three months, from the 24th instant, nanely, good ox beef, to consist of clods, stickings, and mouse buttocks, free from bone, suet Included; legs, shoulders, necks, and breasts of best wether muttona the stewvard's and matron's meat to be included. at per stone of eight rounds. Good Glocester or Wlltshire cheese and Irish butter (Water- fordl of the fsrsrt and second quality, at per cwt. They will also Contract for the Supply of the followingArticles, for 12 months, from the24thInstant:-Food household four, at per sack, under the regular market price; salt, at Per sack of 2 cwvt.; soap, at per CwFt.; candles, at per dozen: good wvholesome small beer, well worked, at per barrel, including six gallons of yeast per week ; milk, at Per gallon (barn measure); samples of the dfour, beer, candles, and sueP to be cent. The Proposals must be In writing, sealed up, and deliverc at the Clerk's office, Castle-street, Leicester-square, on or before the 22d of June Instant. The expense of the stamps for the contract to be paid by the contractors. E urther particulars may be known by applyig at the offlce. NATHAN ATHERTON, Clerk to the Churchwardens and Overseers.