PROPOSED SHIP CANAL from ...
~f)IROPOSEr) SHP CANAL from tile RINGLlSH to theB~ii-5oic, 'N gL-At a numaQroOis and respeetable Fu.I liGo he SUBSCRIBERS held puriluant toadvortisement, ati tit' l~OrlNo'$ioee("ftireehouse, Ludgate-hift, on Thursday, the i6th day of D3acsnber, 1824;- JOHN BENT, Esq. M'.P. in the chair; Tlergrsrcle the! committee from Mr. lIilford and Capt. Resolved unseinmuot2sly, That thfs m0eetig are -fully satisifled, froym t,)e Iiftereatling and luibinonis repor-t of MIr. TIelford, as to the practica- blilt cef,cionatruetfngthe prqjected ship canal. ThSLth two able reports of Captain Nichollls are calculated to re- 11sloe every doubt wvhien could have existed as to the perneticabillty of idn,tr-ueting proper harleours lee the Englishb and rIsslaol Channlels,. to enIsere the eerrainty or rendering tile p-rolposed canal ai mieasuire of the Mo1.st ex?exnslve besnefit to-the country., and that the ilnforneatlnis Wlichb hs-i ieern collected and arranged by himn, asto t'sereveuimeand tIle uses .If the Canal, apPeaQrs to be suich as io leave leo douhttbtat ani Smiele hil- come S7ill'be derived fromn It to) sfford a vah;able rernunieratloes to tile 5ilb-crTbhei' T'nst further Riseri rptionei he received uintIl tlhey shall aneount to 1,750,0001. thestimn requilred by thie estimate or Mr. Telford, fuir tties 00111 pletiun of elhe t'mldertakinlc, anid ui latch miiAmxner as thle commlittee shall deerm to be inout advisable. Thiat It is the opinion of this Aleethit; that applicEation sliolild be made to Parliamentr In the next session for a bill to) eilable the sub- scribers to carly thfe proposed raeasuilt Into efteet. T ,at the committe.- be requeAted to coi)lntume thkelr serylees withi the 'cowers already vested In them,. to- cauise a btill to be preuared wkfesuc prvisons as they sball deem most adv-isable, anid to pro- recute the miea-suren necessary tu be adopted tin parliament, and unitil the act tball be obta1led4. T'eat t ce report of Mr. Tlelford, togethier with thle whlole or suichl Part% of !that ot Capa)in Nicholls as the Committee shaeli deem) flectssary, be prin tedi and circuilated for tbe iniformiatiu on 0 1't,i sub- toit the thanks j,,f this leleetlilg Le given to the commilttee for the attntonan blty timyh Itoi lIn promoting the Interests of T.us tla thnksof his eetng e aio gvento Mir. Telfard arid Capnin~ichois, ur her l.leandleeinomarelpomts, and for thle vltltsb)einfrg it ~ ~0 beInserted In such newspapers, in tell5 an coutry,as te coneliee hall think lit. JoHN BENT, Chairman. B Iscolved unAnimolesly, That-the thaneks oif this meeting be given 'tt Jobn B3ent, E,q. fur hIls very able coledelet in tile ebtalr. A; C Meetlusgal' thc Cornolittee field after tute sdJournmeit Of tIle Gaeneral Meeting, Re le. ic alaplications for shares be In futulre made by lett'r! potbl, drsed to time cemnnlitt,,e at Messrs. Kinig and Leilelns .5 ra' unsare. EI1LWRECEI~and DISTrRESSED SAILMORS' FA5MILY FUND.-Thle late tremiendouts storms liaving cautsed a con' iderei,le numbier ulr wrecks rolzuld 6clr coa-t by hisiih btiendreds of oaurtmariners thave founda watery grave, leavfng thieir widowstand 'rpilans In deep distress, the c"tnmittetL most uentl elto a )ulUlleane and benevolent British publil to aid themn by inereaiing thai runulul. Applicallones are coulJeig In from the objects of tlleir solidl- tudf', seed they beg a referenee~ co the fue.owivig, atmon, the numbher: -" I. P. ani old experIemicpdI fibsster tioarlner-, who) Served MRny years I-n llis Mafjesty's, Navy t,sdadicliced. by strict, lgid. and hone.t in- dti1 r, hdjnal cri', which clinstitltited all his nleaus of subsist. 5t4i;his vessel v~As totallyv lost in the late galdit, euheni he (and his -lul, 22 years o ue gihe.leatving ;s wtNidowv pregnanit anld B chiliTel) tt9;IiS.y elDpro,v ded for." The Comimnittee expect man'Y suchl H5flieltielg 1),eai,a and hope they wisll not lie put to) the uinpleasant ne- cessit Y't saying they caninot reliev'e thenm. Anlilunt already advertised - ?68 los. 7d. j~ ~cves, eq.Sub.3ervionsreeivedl shlele:- ? 11'. G oiverg1e1q'0 HM. Taiylorq 2200 B.Sewseli, esq. I10 Mr. Hendersol . 1 00 Mr. lrowninig 1IJ00FriemldI.. . 110 Febond I - 1 0 Mr. Palmier - . 0 50 sMr. Mark Moore II10 0. r. King, esq. . A100 Mic'sra~G. F. Antus and Co. 5 '100Captain l1ei'l~,ck - 100 .I. u'. II 110 Per Me-tsrs. Sit J.P_lg,Shw 1Lad1 ly -2 0 Barber, Slid Co. Sail e"' Friends, at BaUi t(J0f0r. Clarke, esq.I-10 0 Mr. T. Wyatt - 1 0 0P. H -i. emmilieg,eseq. 92 Mr. Ross . 017 di Mi-r (iriss; - 010 0 Do.nations and subscriptions will be thankefully received by George rbhc maai King, esq. tresausrer, 21 Pladding-lane: Messrs. Drtemimond :,nd Co. Charingecros.si; Mer, rR.C yn Mil, anid Lo. Lomibard- -,treet ; Messrs. Hanmnersiqy adC.Ples; eS-v.Ladlroke Slid Co. Bank-buildings l ie' 5ts Sir I. Perring, Sleaw. P, al her, aind Co. Cor;ehill; Messrrs. Sir Clatude Scett. ieart., Williamns, anld Co. Holies- Street,l avendlsill-5ssare ; Meassr.sm. Payne, and -Seseitl, Man- ahn-nd t oe-p' * ~ -Megsi-q. W1111ams. Ilrgems.aslid co,. Blr-chin-4ane; Adand -o ao, fteeh',,se, Cornhill, where thle comrmittee attenid dallt, andchVere ali cormitunileatlon.,relattive to the society nvill be received and carefuIlly aittended to. THOMA~S KIRKPATRICK, H4on. See. Th FLIEF' of SUFFER9ERS by ~tile STORMS of the 22d and 2.3d of Noveniher lt.In Devonshire, anld on the Coast trleeofi'hs clamty a3 bepI4s roost dhisressing and extensive, and h.s Involved tin ruin a xi ear-eulnbier ofunurertunate pei-soles .,rcorfined means, or In Ind] eiLreiriuetances. A Geriefri Meeting of noblemen and g6entlemerf h vounr of Devon, alid city of Exetbir, was el on th 10th " of Deebristant, in the GulIdhall of that city, whien ft ?lutgecriptlon I asnnedcely eceteredl Into, rild the iost aletlve nea- stIr-s are now i leporesfr trilg contribietlone threugleout thee counity, but asrle i lydge adequatte to the losses can onily be expcte rmtegnea loprton ",f the charl;itabe and henevc,- 'n:': it has becoe necessAry to makine thlis a p peal to the Public.Fl Inft,rmation willI be conlrulmusQatLd lby tilt fi'ilowing bankers InLondon, and by th bakronDeo n xter, wvhe leave kindly undertaken tie receiv Rusrhtoe;Msr.Brclay. rritton. aeed Co.; Sir 'William Cuttad o;Hesn.Htkev sled Ci.; Meslsrs.Curries. RlaLtes, neIC. ess.iahu aylor, and Co. ~'.a.stle - y order of tle Generitl Cillmlittee, r&totKfxeter Dc i 84 WILLIAM LRE, lion. Sec. U CRIPTJON for tilt SUFFERING INHABI- TAYTS Of ties islanid (f PORT'LANID; 'ilt. JOHIN SYARLE In tile Chair; ~ilie Comimittee for Conlducting tie &shove sub%criplilon beg to sitate, tleat theey remnitted twlo ,ums,of fiftyrelea mdtrehmde tileled, to thee conilnittee at P,,rtianed. at thie colisielieleneeielt of tlee sobserip- tint,, to all.viAte the lm, ediate and pre~ssing liecessittes Or the poor Inbtiftamts, aced fifty gueleceas tie tie Coummittee (if ladiee, at Wey. snorith, whii were actively engagled In collecting and distributfleegsuet) articleit of clotleing as ceould ho obtainled. A quanetity of jackets, trotReera. and shirts for muen anld boys has been forwatrded, and a supply of Wl,duing is In preparatloec. It: being im isrtant that the ptor suffTerers should be relieved soas to reca-lcr thern me ie oat effecttuEalarId permaneent service, and tleat the distribuntion mnay iee equitable tosas great nec extent as the suibscriptionl wli adeic,it a report Lsi preparineg of tile eeneber of Moats lost, and houisesdestrnyed-or daneaged, that belonged to individuals nueW dex:itutete -1The CoMmmitteerfeel grateful that thieir appeal to the public bene. voiimc ehssnIhtbeen ie saiee,and still respeactfully urge this ditressI- leeK,easeuee the public attention, as an licedemient season 1i approacti- lug and thielittle store the poor inhabi tants had provided losr tlio WinTter lea btetece sept away by this awAful calamritY. COM.MfTTER. Mr. AtMulmen, jliii. fluRWe11i-strect Mr Peto, L.ittle Britalle Mr. Browne, floeweli.street IMr. Robinson. E-arl-street M r. G. Beerneli, Ceersitor-street hiMr. Smittie. Bleick LinesWhiarf, East ai r. Dlaniel, Millbanie-street Sneithefeld Mtr. Dike, Millbank-tetreet Mr. sowdein, Albion Wharf, Bank. 'Mtr. Fo-ot, Abinedon-street 81d,, Mr. Freeman, Afflbankc.etreet Mlr. JOB, Slack,, Seietie Audley- 'Mr.Grflndry. te:rteferry-roid street Mr, , Htelard Milian-steet Mr. D. Sttirgo Cit '-rohd Mr.Malett,Neyae-treet Mfr. Wake Nilleank-street Mr. Jae iee.Erl-street Mlr. W. Wfeltehead, New-roaid SI.Jpe.Els111.e' MAr. ThomaLs Btikham, Juin. bu-citlnsaready advel-tised - ?l.465 12s. (Id. Seebacrlptioees received since:- 2 At Messrs. Curtis rield CO.'B. 0Martin John . . ?2 80 .Wilchiug, ecii. - 2 -201Mr. Jamers Fletcher - 1 0G (1. ridvlvin o1 0 0Messrs. Miaralhalland Soil. me4srs. meaeoli seed f'iie. Deptford - ..5 I)0 i.ins - - - 0 0 At Willi'sand Co.'s. J. ireewne,serq. . 2 2 0Mr. 3l. B. Watson 10 0 iR. R. Hindmcarshb,eeq. 2 20Miessrs. Murm,Elston,andCo. 0 0 Mr. lA. BsOlge . e 1 (1 Mr. Coreeie - 0 10 0 1M_r.A. ACrtki o11220 ArMessrs. Williansa and Co.'s. Mritleew Pietcher esq. 10 10 0 Mr.Johe SitrdCr-.tct 20 C'o npany using thes phr. At Truiman anid Co.is. Inter itr. Bevale's, Sanetiel Heeare, esq. 2o000 star, City-road . It90 tMess.G yean o.s Messr,rs.SmIteth and G.Oodall 2 20UMainwnaring Davis, seq. 500 Mr. Johin (oste Moo.Hure, esq. - 2 10 0 .Mt. Aaron Hobeson . I10 AtSlrClatideScntt aiid Co.'s. AndrtewW Wllh, esq. . 110IoJ. Woolmore, del. - 50 0 Mr.Criig . . 1 001 At ?Me,,rs Herries and .CC.s. RIch. Dixoec e1. Pen- W. J. . - 100 -hemrch-qtreet" - 33 0 '3ooks for suebqorlptlons areoipeei at 'MesA-trs. Sir Wi. Curtis, Rujearts, nnf I Curtis's ; Messrs. Claude. ISeott and C.s Messrs. Sir R. C. 'Te,Mills. Slid Co.'s; Mem%rs- Hesubtery, Taylor, and Lloyd's; Mesri erries. Farqtihbsr, aeid Co.'s,;, Messrs. WiVIlls Percival, and Co.'; Mesrs.Williams-, Bur ceo. aced CO.'s; also at Mestrs. IFrancist, Whit, ad Fancs's,Mareie,'brr, Vacexhiall; and at Mr. tHatchard's, Piccadilly ; they will alsw be thankllfully receivtd blip ll'Y Of tile CormmIttee. W. FREF.MIAN, liar,. See. NUNDATIONS hi GERMANY. -The COM- SIITT feetmice ELIFof tiesSUFFE,RER9 by the recent IN- 01; 1) STIONS tin-GERMANY, exteniding overttheec.untries, of Baden nud Wurtembergt, the fihenlsh Provimeces oh tiesse and Bavaria. and tha Kingdom ef lanover, venture to appeal to tlee British public fIe h,etealfof nmore than 60,000 unfortunate rellenw Creatures, eviicese habi. rtfilnns have been snWcPt awa"y bY tils calanitY, and who at this lnale- Co-cut season are wvamedering abOunt witlaotet sheelter, without clothing, and without food. The utmost exertiOU.s are liideed n'akheig b)r the beenevolecnt of their Own couutrY for the relief or tho sufferers; buSt so extensive is the misery, and toso eiisplete tile devastation, that these efibrts alone would effect but little towards dimninishilng theses- noral macsuet distress. The Conmmittee thierefore trust, tilat in t his OXigneth otell benevolence of the Britishl nation, wvhich Wvas meersighmnleeg,whs as hyhr rsunee to advocate. Pee omte aetellatr oSAe thatiey haLve alreadY l atcCofeose lbma.gdl-tet. Dec. 9. 1824. Treaserer SAMUL HORE, Jues. Esq. Me F.xeellense.y ouOteetr S. Getirnaey, esq. 'ih on odCaiip I.i-HammerbleY, eaq. Rigt HomasLo I>ie lad.HP. Carles ilerrhng. esq. Sir Thema. eing ar H.P. Luke Howard, seq. Sir TRos.Berarry hg.brtHP. Rev. Dr. KRasper ,I . Aobextrmannrery Rev. P. Latrobee C'.AAdermsnie , q. .1. Hello, e5q. C,.Aliens, eeq. James M%orris, esq. Tm. Alleng,oneec. Josep,h eyner, esq. Barber EBeaumont. seq. 3 Ae. Mru.Sc,hsel Rev. -.Mr. Bonitt eger-Re.M.Shi C. A. Cordes, seq. Rev. Dr. Seb wabe J. A.. Droop. erg. r .I. sluvelelug osq Thornas Dorrien, Junl. esq. Revr. Dr. Stefnkopff J. Eldemann, e,g Ei. N. Thornton, esq. L.A. Goldecleenldt, exq. - tev. Mir. Tiarks Vrm. Hadldimand. asqi. P Amount of Stibseriptlons alreadyl advertised ?61,131 Cs. sulhecriptionaf since recived. By L. A. Gold-schrmidt, eseq. A Friend, bY the Rev X O 1Messrs. Thomas and W. Imr. Tiarks - ? Bruntonan . . ?111 10 0 iHenry Miller, esq. - 22 0 Vfrn. Sirns in Sons 1 10 l0 IHenry iVylle. eeq. - 2 2 0 lieyser Broth - 5 50 iL. White, eeq. -. - 2 u00 L. amnd D. Talek S 0o01 essiral-incken atnd Co. 2, 0 JaDhn pierce and Co. .i 5 o A Friend, by the Rev. C-,lIes. Son, anod Smmdgwick S(0 0IMr. Ihirnetrager - 1 0 0 S. Edea esq - 60MisseT. a FriendI-100 C; W. Bolero, ecq. 5 U U I U. rosei hs, eCq. I 1 1 0 Nym. Bulling, esq. - 6 0 0 H.W. 1 1 O- E rnst Wolff, ceq. of Leeds 3 0 0 J. H. D. - I- 1 0 Miessrs. Saek and Brecmer 2 2 0 At Sir Win. Curtis and Co.'s. hlenry Gray esq. * 2 2 e W. Boulnols, esq. . B BO Cl. Em yul. csq. - 2 0 o P. Henderson, esq. Bed.- i. Redbead, c0q. - I 1 0 ford - - - 5 00 DraktEte,ese H - t I1 0 0S. Barkter of Lyndon, "Icssr. Job Haytborne, Rut!ana . 6 0 andnCo. Bristol - 20 00 A. D. . - - 00 J. sent by Rev. Dr. Mrs. Susan Smith * 6 0 0 Schewabe - . 10 0 0 Mr.John Smith - 2 0 0 41. T. Hausseman, esq. of J.Wihi4on, esq. - I 0 0 Ebley * - .5 0 0 W. Wilson, esq. * I 0 0 1e Jsrs J. Drinkiltt and T. Netberg, esq. - I 0 Fons * - - A 00 J. E. Everett - 1 1 0 'Ierner la'rhach, s.5 6 0 0 At Messrs. Hoares and Co.'s. .lohei Dege, qsq ?f r t. O Dr. Humee - - 5 0 0 Messrs. Windeler nnd Dover 5 0 Duckharst 5s. - 1 1 0 !samuol WilULiMs, esq. 5 0 0 At Sir J. Lubboclk and Co.'s. ily. Houshton, esq. . 5 0 0 J. L. Anderdlos, esq. . 5 5 0 '. . Lemme. asq. - 5 50 Samuel Wdst epq - S O 0 Baron Von Stralenhelm 2 3 0 At Messrs. Marryatt and Co.s. 'W. St-elCSCiSetS, esq. . 3 0 0J .0. - - 5 0 0 Messrs. GatUlff acd Seons 2 0 0 At Messrs. Grote and Co.'s. WV. T. MomeIt, vsq. 2 2 0P. C. Freose,. esq. I I 0 Rt. utycni;, e54. . 2 2 0P Friend I 0 0 Sr.Vutyerns - 2 0 SubseriptIOpS received by the Trea.surer, and by tho fiillowing ban- kera:-Sir WIlliama Curtil and Co.; Messfa. Dorrien. Magens, Doirrien, h4ello, aed Co.s mrIessrs. Grote, Prescott. and Co.; Messrsl. Hoares; Meass. Honare. Barnetts Roars. namd Co.; Mesare. Herrles. Farquehar, and Cu, M;essrs.almpter5l5y5aRd Co; Sir John Wlliam Luhbueck, orater. need Co.- Measts. Coutts and Co-; lMessrs. Drutnasond and Cu,.; hSc~r. Rlogers and Co.; Messrs. Mdrs'yatt and Co.; anRd by all the HIam. 'ar&~ ft O ~-t ~ Re'sv . Dr.LA TilOUEPER , H on.Secretaries , RvP.LT11OBE. /rIYW1RS. - Further REDUCTION in PRICE.- t1 .) , itiDgbLtI taXos leave to Inforrn his numerous customera nii the puMelIt generally, fee consequenec of the large suppir of good oVSTERS;, hetila emiabIe4 ha pacL- the best natives ine large a red barrels, seirrunnted wfithoust mixEture, at only Se Bde. Per barrel, for read$ nIolsiy. LetterJ' Post pid, toS37S, Oxford-street, and 1Il New-street, Covent.gard an. N.lEa Real Catnterbury :tnd Shte;sbemry brawvn, fresh r\s-Ien e a ke, only Is. ?dh. per lb.- To the NOBLEMENJ and GENTLEMEN MAG!STRATES of -te COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. Mty Lords and Qentlemon, A vACANCY having occurred in the OFFIC!E of .t.Xx. SUItVEYO R for the Distric of St. Pancras, by the resi -ation of Mr. Ceunden, i tate the llberty of offeriug myself a a CANDI- DAEfbrage the situatiB.on' and to respcaytefully solicit the honour of your` Suifraes Inmy ~oiaiL. havethe lhonour to be, My Lords and Gentlemen, Cornhill, Dec. 17, 1824. Your most obedicat humble servant,' Corohill Dee. 1, 1824.W. J. BANSTOCIt. . .= _... 7 TI1RAITR R ROYAL, DRUlRL.TANVR THIS EVENINO, MACBETH. ..aebeth, Mr. Maeready: Maoduff, Mr. Wallack; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Bunn. After whlich, the newv divertissement, ealled THE FAMILY FETE; or, The Two Llttle Sisters. To conclude wIti, THE MAILLER's MtAID. TrHRI TRN Iicjy4 l., c l7NT-GARDR7V. THIS tVENING, TEHE FAIR PENITENT. lioratlo, Mr. Yoning; Lotharlo, M;r.C. emble; CAlista, Mr. S-Sloan. Towhich will beadded, TiE MILLER AIID HIS AIEN THIc EVEN ADSt,PISY TJl 'rRE, Strand. hh hre ae5, nttfiid reseSlntede a new exrravarganza burletra, eharacter.s by Meesra. Wiraech. J. Reeve, WVilkinsons, Powver. Lee, - c. ToNDR cocud ih, a;n eFntiroerly ew tflarhcical burletta, cailod MORE sard ejornlence at a 'luarter before 7. Half-prtccat half^pastS. t The publication of 7l7,e Times commeneed at 5 o'clock on Satur- day mornine, and finished at 8.