WANTED, by a respectable ...
WMAWED, by a retspectable young VWomtan, Imalied, but without ineumbrancee, a SITUATION, either aIs NURSE, being capable of takInig a child from the month, or as HOUSEMIAID, wlseearotmanisket. Aplyb leter,post paid, to A. T. B, Great Cura.steet Brnswck-suar. 1o oitekeeper need apy - W ANT D, agentel acive outht, as an APPRKEN- TICEto te Bot ad She Trde;he will be treated as one f th famly. preium equied.Apply (if by letter, Mot Paid at3. Cuchs hot ad ahe wrehose,opposite Bancroft's, ', Lle- A TD to BORROW, by the Proprietors of ani YV stabl~hmet of the first respectability, TWVO HUNDR21D POUND: onehalfto be repaid in 6 months, anid the othier half in 12 mnths beainginterest fit 5 per cent, per annuslut a moderaLte Pge anlm tt adIton IIl not he objected to; no Professed rmoney-lend1Z. Sted aply an lpters from principals Only, with real name and addrss,wil benotced. Direct, post paid, to X. Y. at MAr. liarrlsoni's, X~TANTSaSITUATIOIN, eithier in a COUNTIG Nv HO1RUSE or WAREHOUSE, a youag 'Manl, "bout 20 years of age, of repectable connexions, and good address wrtsan expeditious hand,~ and understands accounts. Can be well recommxenided from hslst Situation, anid securIty gfven if requiired. Letters, Post ad.addresed t., W. H. care of Mr. Jones, coal-merchant, Princes- street, Lambeth, wIvll be Immediately attended to. T O MEDICAL ASSISTANTrS.-WANT'IED, a young or middle-aged MAN, thoroiughly capable of dispensing mned doe fo a entemn i exensve ratice, near London. ALpplyppt- SonllytoMr.'P 't. Bosye,drugis, ainberwell. ~f~j LLNEY ndDRSSAKMNG.-W'ANTED, iYA a rspetabe yungPeron,asAPPRENTICE; also an Im- provr, were verycareand ttenionare pai!d to their health. moras, ad imroveent.Appl at 49,Oxford-treet; or 4, S)uthl- T WO JU )E~D and IFY POUNDS wNill be presnte toanylad orgenlemn wo cn procure the adver- risl- n aequte ermnen MECANILESITUA'TION. The strctst onuraleserec my b rlid on Address, post paid, to AYOUNG MAN of respectable connexionis, who has a ver.eral )Inwledge of bookkeeping, IsI desirous of obtaining a ITATION. as LER E, in a Mioerhant's Or Tradesman's Couteingr- bouse. Letters, post Paid, addressed to A. B. i1I5, Long-acre, will be duly attended to. WAITE R.-NVANNTSa SlTUATION', as PRtINCI- WPAL, or SECOND W6'AITER, In an Hotel or Coffeehouse, a young 'Man, whbo has no objection to trie co,untry, can speak the French Ian- gusate flnently, anid catn give atrucity to any amouritif required. Apply, yost paId, lo k.B. I 1, Broadway,_lBlackiffiars. T oPRINTERS, sc.-Thet adivertiser W~sbes to TPURCH'ASE 6 or 8 cwvt. of OLD MEFTAL, at a checap rate. Any- person haLvingcsuch a quzantity to dispose of maLy address, post pId, to Z. A. to the care of WViilian; Charlton Wright, bookseller, Pa.ternoster-row. FV 5OCO-UNTRY PRNES- rsetbesteady Al Mian Is desirous of a SITUATION, in a country, Prinlting-ofrice, S.CMPOSITOR. The advertiser has been engaged in at btisiness of his own the last 3 years, and has beeni unfortunate. Appications by letter to R. S. at Mlrs. Laing's, 3d, Great Cor-am-street, Brun-swick- isquate, wrill be Immediately attended to. Letters must be pos~t padid. F AW.XVAN ED, b a yun~gMan., who has been, wit tw prfesioal entenao fr pwards of 6, years. and writs a lainneathan, a ITUAION s CLRK,to an Attorniey or ~oiedo, ethe i ton o contr. e Pctbe referenices will be ~ven A~licalo to e adresed, pos pi,t3.P. at Sturminster A LADY, ~t-ho hias bheen nmany r,ears accut5ornied to tilitna. ishe to otaina SIUATIN in a Glentterian'sFarni4y. be iscompeent o insruct n Enlish nd lre lech grainuitically, geogaph wIh te ue ofthegloes,wrning,arithmetic,id iousic. Lettrs adresed. ost aid,ti, . G.Mr. rews librery, Greniville- LADY, accustomed otito,wihstenae ih A two Or three fanmilies, to INSTRUIJCT inM'I th oira :;y%tQm If preferred), French, and Drawing. Termns moderate. The advertiser wotiild not Object attending a.schmol where the nuinber does 3iot exceed H. Direct, post Paid, to S. Ii. att 10. I'lumnbeI's-row, CIty-roatd. - 3' PARENTS anti GUARDIAN.-WAN'TED, lsy a Mtedical Practitioner, wlho has beenl InI practice upwardi of Tyars, a respectatl'le active Y'OUT,lI il ar heavat of learning the piractical Fart of a retail chyinist, wtith an extensive rpractice. A prem iumn tIll1. be exvected. F~or cards of addres.s apply to essfrs. Bleckwith, Barton, and Co. druggists, Glltspur-street, or 173,_Bishopsgat nstre-e re.t_________ TV A PAT RSI- Gnten,about 30 I4yer of akge. w1ho hias beeni several ycars In the profssion, is desirous of Jol P'ING any established Pli.ACTiTINER. who miay wirsh t,, be wholly ,'r partkilly relieved fr-rot tite fatiguies of bustrrcss. The country wri,uld be ~,refe'rred. The mr-s,t unexceptioniable irfer- ences will be given. .A dress, po.st Patid, to) A. Z-. at Messrs. Evans aind Baterman's, latw statio ners. Freetrass's-crourt. C'ornhill. LAV.-A vounEr Man, of assaititous; habits, whio has Lbe'en several years in the prorfcs-ioo, and is aCq';ai;nted with the general rouitine of irusinle's, is rlesirraus oif a SITCATION In rlie OFFICE of a "SOIICITOIl, to makc him,elf genterally useful. A mno- derate salary will neet the advertiser's view,. Unexeeptirrnable re- ferences ca,n be given. Addrese,. post paid, A. 7-. Mitre coffehelouse, Mitre-court, Temple- ~OSILKMERERS, Ribad lalluf'arturers, and ~&Ws-honsmen.A resectale mrried Man, who hias lived rip- wars f 1 yarsintti lst ittatrrr,anid can give utideniable re. soeeabe efeencs,Is rr, i WAT f a SiTUATION. Salary tnt, tSeobjct ri uchas pentateit stution. A\ddress. post paid, to Y. -. t r. aves' nermpapr-ffte,QrteetVs iHead-passage. Newv- Sgate-street. ITALIAN- LANIUTAGE TAUGHT, throughi the I nedituin either of the English. German, or Fretieli language. particulaily the latter, in the tnr.st intricate parts ,'f graininiar. coti- structton, aiid nicety of pronunciation. Lessonis giveni at honme, in towin, ando,ur of toswn. Thie reacher gives lessons in the City, at ChelseCf, arid at Kenisinigtoni. Fr,r terMs and addriess apply at 'Mr. Nichols's, Printer, -7, Earl-couirt, Cranbounrm-streer, Leicester-square. AcicPREP'ARATFORY ESTABLISHN1EN'T.--At avrhethy and Pleasant village, in Kenit, about 201 miles froim Londo. tw Lades of the first respectablilfty. dauighters, ofa deceatsed clergman.RECEVE into titeir lhouse the lim2ited nuntber of eixlht litte BOS, fontthe age of 4 to 9i. to ilistrilet and prepare for class,ical Schools. Refeeceivill be gIvert to the friends of thonie child'eni who have been entutdto their care, and further pazticulars ktnowni by _applyitig, post paid, to AlB. 65, Wood-street, Cheapside. APEB~SON, 30 yeairs of age, about to quit a___ SITUA- TiON of considerab!e trust anid activity, which he lti.s hield 7 ya s, sihes to obtaiTI aniothetr. eithier as CLERK or TRAVELE,o asAet.t a counatry nmanufacturer. The references lite cani offer for the respectabrility ot his connexions asid his conduct ini buisittess , ar- rant him in proposig=hsri'ces tir any house it wrant of a con iden- tial person. Letesadse, post paid, to IL C: genteral advertising office, 1. 'ikintter-street, wvill nieet promipt attention. T )MI'LLI NERS.-W1ANTED), to coi2duct a business, tlamte co,tJitry, a young PERSON of respectable coriiiexionts,who Pceny unders;tands millinery. As she will be treated as one of the faZy, ;noite need' apply whio catinot give the trnost reapcectabe refer- ences. One who ulnderstands a hittle of dre3ssmakfi.ngwill be preferred. Apply persotnally to) r.,~r. B. at Ackroyd axid Lainonit's. niercers. 13, .dary,lebonie-street,GOoI,ensqua5re; orsat Mr. Robinisoni's, clitcesetitotiger, 1, King-strset, Sutow-hill. APARI'SIAN- LADY iS desirous of ineetinig widtl a L SITA'l'ON ina No~emans orGeittlemalt's Fanilyv. Site is fuly cmpeentto eac th pinofrteatid Freticit and It;anli sinig- ing ithut he ssiralce f tastrs;also the Frenchl andl Italian Ian age grmmaicaly,andtlt ,'herusual brantches of edticatiuti. Refrenesto ldy if an inths cuttry. Letters directed. post 'i EA TRADE.-WANTE I, by a youlig Maii, a T1,SITUIATION as TRIAVELLER, 'has sresit apprenticeship in a respectable wholesale lhouse In tire ciitry, Ir' whom he occasionally trav'elled. TIhe advertiser flatters himiself that this would be a favourable opy-rturiity for any house In trant of a person fully quatitied for the situati'rt. withi a penrspect of becomlitig a partiter. 0drss ot paid, to V. Z. at . r. win. Charltoilsrigtsbok seller, 65,Paterttoster-row. ~ SCHOOL ora HOUSE.-Ay Genilielnani having a selet SHOO toBISOSF OFinayhearnfapereoti readytir tlET fr te ant, b diecitia lttr, post paid,trrA. B.i.t('. o- ~ e.nyposoffce.Ne-crss,nea Pekhan,Surrey: or any persomi armga uitblehoue ti Lt, ttitaiingabout 4 bedroomis, wvithi othe itecaary parmeas, tgeter itha play-ground, iii the counry, y dieettng s ahove,may tearof pri,per ten'Aitt. Oentemi'r' Faily, a steady youing Womran, front 263 t' 30 years of age asreuarHUSENIAID) Who perfectly utnderstands her bu.sliess; al, trdl-ied steady M an, nut under 30 years ot age, as regular INDOOR SERVANT. Noneitenedapplywsho'cannot litve at least a twelsenionth's character from their last situatio,s. and ito writtens characters still he taken. Apply, this atid followitng days, fronti I1 to 3 o'clock, at Si1r. Read's, baker, 52, Bernjard-street, Rtissell-square. K 'NO be LET, a ineat siiall HOUSE aiidI Garden, about _A 25 miles fro,nt London. iteai to the Pri-ltoni turpikPie-road, with a stable and held if required. For partlctIars iitqctire of Mlr. Jolint Carter, Reigate, Surrey; ' oro,f Mesrsn, C-od and Adants, 613, Straltd. ~iAMPSTEAD.-To he LETf, wyith immQediatie pos-: *j~ sess'ion, aJsal, neat, conveitiettt, antl pleasant brick built HO~5, eot5iling3 bed rooms. 2 slttiiig rooms,. kitkehiei, stite anId bee cllas,ait dtached washhouse. Part of the furititure to be take at ranatifl.Inquiirec at 2, Red Lion-hill, Hanlpstead. AiIRCULATN LIB~RARkY aIld NEIVSAPE _ OFFicE.-To be SOLD, a wvell accustomed and cenipact CIR- CULATIiNG LIBRARY, with the shop and house llxtutres,in a gelitteel and populouis sselghbourhoOd. Atry two Ladies, or Lady arid Geittle- msan, wishing to emrploy a anratll CaPital svill flnd this a niost eligible opportunity. ApPlY bYletter, pos,tpaid, to A.M. at Mess,rs. Pewtres'ss, stationers. 67, N ewingtoii.causeway. %31E P AR, P'eckhain, Surrey.-To heL ',b r. HE1RRING, a genteel compact HOU-SE. with lIg ade,cas bous~e, and Stabi,ng, pleasantlY SitateRt int the ParkatPern,i ,ofts.ins 4 iredchaini ers, draswing room. dlni;g adbekatpr 2o,rs,% kitcheits, pantry, and cellarin g: the welole It opeerpi 5nldverysneat ordier. Apply_tONMr. Herring, 109, Fle-te. -V I -CINI Y-fFLEET-STREET aid Inns of' C'ourt.- T eLET, by Mlr. H4EPRING, a genteel and most conivenient prvaeHO , situate imnniedtately corntigiuous to Fleer-street. i-ott- tamnigS 6 beddluSnmbett, water closet. dre,ssig rntro, arid store roo,,. drascing roomi, dining and breakfast p'srlr.urs, ki !ie ! nd cellarjiig, suith frortt and bmtck enitrances: the whole in good order, Apply to Mir. H4errinig. 109, Fleet street. QTA,NFOItD-S8T R-EET, near Blac-kfriars-briiige.-To kJbe LET, by Mr. HERRtING, a respectale private HOUSE,, In Oth b-est parto,f the street, cirntaiitiirg 5 bedcbambers. drawinigastid dininig MoMS, mont luggprlour, lob,by. and water closet, gcood k-itchens, wsith, oterdomesitic onfces.,aurd ex!ellentecellarirucz t.hewhoeltic itoitpiete repair. May7be viewed-with o2ards oni application to lr. herring. I0oo I'e atect. S t e . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ YEHAM, Kent--To be LET, by Mr. HERRI'NG, ~ Furished furthe season, or for Otis u,r more years, a geniteel coniactCOTTGE,delghtfully situate iii the adnmired village of Sydenam; crtainng 4 leepin g roonrs aiid man's roonti, 2 d rawltig room eomnuniati,g, dnitig parlour, kitchen, scullery, swater closet, ari ceiaitt, sal gade, froittlawi. eoachhouse, andstabrlitg: the whoe i' prfet rpai ad very superior order. Apply to Mr. Herring, T~ThVEDLEASEHIOLD GROUND RENT'S and IrEASEHLD ESTAE, lAlington.-Trr be.SOLD, byMtr. HERRING, iu eligible LZASEHOI.D ESTATE. comprising on otie spit noose arid ground rents producinlg a presoilt yearly income of 2501. with ground yet uilocetupied for several more houses, calculated to yield an nereatye of from bOl. to 601. rer ayitoum, fora tern,i of 53 years. it au im proving reiulhbourhood, near the New North-road. Partleulars and termi on appleeatior to Mlr. Herring, 100, Fleet-street. N F,W BRID.GE-STREET, Blackfriars.-To be LET, lo by ?r. HERRiNG, a res ectable FASiI.Y RESIDENCE, svitih or wlthout coacbhhou5' and stabling, desirably situate in tIle prefer- able part of the street. coiatainflig 8 bodchambrers, dressing room. and wrater closet, 2 drawings rusm'rs, olning a,td breakfast paririurs, baid- some hall entrance, butler's room. kitciltci, wiashhouse, anrd exeilelit cellarisiE: the house is replete writh cenventeiuces, in capital repair, viewred with cards, froms 12 till4, on <aepSplicaiortn to r. erring 109, b - ij' LtIGIlBLED INVE;STIENtT, Gloceestershiire.-A corn- pact FREEHOLD ESTATE, called the Pth-3awiek Lodge Estate. mzile from Pamnwick. ff from Glocrter, and 11 from (:heltenham, rontaiOht5g 360 acres, tithe free, and land tax redeeme.d, at a rental of 7001.9 year, -whleh wrill be SOLD by AUtCTION, early iii June, urless esloosly disw5sed of by private contract. PrAinted particulars may be ad of MSr.V '8 ayl-s, P'ainsvick, wit,, will show the estatet also of Thos..NoI'rls etqi- 50lIcitol, Linceoln's-Inn; W- Blount, es,m. land 5-irveyor5 fi. Up per iorton-street, Portlanid-place; and of Mbr. C'rosby, auctiOneer, .;,5Bruton-.street, Berkeley-square. zO Ci5TWYMISTS anid DERUOGISTS.-Capitail Lease- I hold PremIses, ius a first rate sIttlatios between the Custom. house and ExehaDge-To be SOLD, by Mr. '1HORNTON, with lmnme- diate possession, the beneficial LEASER of very capital PR.LMISE6, most desirablY si tuate in the vicini tY of the East lndia House, Colonial * -r3, C'ustolOltouae, and Docks, cosnsisting of a spacious and comn- aandinicshop, fitted up in the comnpletest mnanner, eountinghoose, exellent dweDilng-houI5e, back wtarehouse of 3 fioors with crane. con. venigOt lstboratory wilth utensils, paved yard, and extensive dry cel- Zre a thgter completelyari'tflged. with ample convenience for orringona nn etensve a -F uearticulate M may be know n b5 "laci.)ai5 only) on sppPllfSuiofl to Mrr. 1Thoninons, auctioneer, 3S, leetuZ tre fet, FIEGUINEAS REWARD.-STOLEN, out of the VavleEroomr of 'Mr. G. Jones, Lejeester-street, Leleester-square, a atrge ONYX CAMEO RING, Head of Napoleon. by Jeuffroy, and ,resented by fluoraparte to Marshal Ney, with 11Au Marcl. Nay" nirgraved linside. if offered for Sale or pledite. the parties are xe- neted to be detained, and application m rue to Mr. Jones, or at VBow1-street Office. Tire above reWard will be paid oni conviction of '.he offenider. roftTHERV DISPENISARY.--Notice is hereby Ngiven. that a VACASCYVhatvinig occurred In the office of PHY- SICIAN to this institution, by the resignation of Dr. Cleverly, A GENERALIMEETING of the Governors,for the election of a successor, will be beld at the Redford coffeehouse. Southampton-row, Blooms- bury, oni Wednesday the 7thi of April next. The ballot to commence at 10 O'clock and to clo'e at 12. Such gentlemen, Fellows or Licenti- ates of the London ColleKe of Physicians, as are desirous of becoming candidates, are to signify their Intentioni by letter, addressed to the Committee, and sent to Mr. Barker, at the Dispensary, accompanied by their testimionials, on or before the 30ith Instant. BROOKING SOADY. See. N.B. No proxies are ad mitted but those of the Patron), Presidenit, and Vice-Presidents, anid Ladies, which miust be delivered by a Go- vern.r, nior I.s any- Governor entitled to vote whiose subscription is three months In arrear CI~ETY for SUPPRESSIO-N of MENDICITY. IJPatron, His RLoyal Highiness the Duke of YORK, K.G. &e. President, Hisi Grce the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. Treasurer, W. WILLIAMS. Es . M.P. The SIXTH ANNIVERSkRY AMEE'riNG of tthe SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS to theabove Institution will take place THIS DAY, the 4th of Miarch, 1824, at the Freemasons' Hail, Great queen-.4treet, when a Reprt'f te Scity's Proceedinigs wvill be read, and tihe Officers ap- His oyalHignessthe luk of ORKhas beer. graciously pleased By Oder f te Bord, W. H. BODKINJ, Hon. Sec. Mendlitydfice,Red ion-suare Feb14, 1824. Seat ar prvidd fr Ladies. The ANIVERARY DNNER ill ake place att the Freemnasons Tavern, on MonidayMac 8, 182 4. Tecarwilil be talken at 12 o'clock. Tickets, 20s. eah mybe haud at the Society's house, of the Slew. ards or' Managers, adathe bar of the tavern.___________ A SY LUMI lor S FULA, &-c.upon the PriTiciplesof Sir. Whitlaws, at Bayswvater. Patron. Hils Roval Highniess the Duke of YORK, E.G. &c. The ANNI VERS AIftY MEIl1TING of thlslInstitution will be held at the Freemasons' Tavern, on Tuesday, MINarch 9, at I o'clock precisely. Vice-Admiral Sir JOSEP1H S. 's ORKE, K.C.P. irs the Chair. VICE-PRIESIDOENTS. The Right HTon. the Earl of Stamford anid Warrinigton The B4ighit H-on. Lord Bexley Sir Clandi!us S. Huniter, BartL The H4on. anid Rev. A. Gray Vice-Admiiral SirSJ. S. Yorke Thie lion. Basil Coerae Peter Mloore, esq. M-P. J. Pidduck, MI.D. Phvsician.-J. Harris, esq. Treasurer. The Friends of this, institution wyill also DINE together on the Same day, Miarch 9, at thc Freemasons' Taverin. STEWVAfDS. Vice-Admiral Sir EButlr,rBart. MJr. Alderman Key Sir Clauidius S. Huntr Barn Conmmodore reatie. B.M. Sir F. MI. ommaney, M.? Barrinigton Tristram, esq. George Hartoppi, esq . M..Henry IKey, esq. Hr'n. Basil Coehirane rhomas Mloulden, esq. Ma.ior-Gencral N-evill SaMHeiIJ. BtlttL1, esq. Rear-Admiral Williams Israel Phiipps, csq- Mr. Sergeanit Bosanqmuct I Jolhn B. Wilson. esq JAMIES MILLAR, iTon. See. Tickets, 1 guinea each, to be had at 87, Great Russell-street, and atthe Freemasons' Taverni. Dinner on table at half-past 5 o'clock PICcisel '. Subscriptions are received by Miessrs. Couitts and Co.; Sir W. Lubbock, Bart. and Co.; Praed atnd Co.; and at 87. Great Ros- sell-btreet. QURREY INEIV ROA~DS.-Notice isbhereby giv,en, thati I,_ a GENERAL M,EETING,of the TRUSTEES of the SUIRREY NEW ROADS wvill be held at the Horfns Tavern, at Kennington. in the parishliof Larnibeth,lii tile couinty.ofSnirrey,,.I;Saturdlay,,tle.3d datyof April nieat. at 12 o'clock at noono precisely, to coitsider and determinie as to ERECTING a TIOLL GATE or TURNPIKjE, in and across the road leading from the south eiid of Blacklriars-bridge, to the Obelisk in St. George's-fields, on the 11oct11 side of Church-street, at or near Christehiurebi, arid on other generatl businiess. And, Notice is here- by also given, in puirsuance of the directions of two ae',eral Ac ts of l'airlismn;et passed In the third year of thie reign. of his present Msajesty King George the Fourth. that the TOLLS aRising at the sel'eral toll gates and bars upon the ahis'e-mnentioncd roads, viz. : -it Lasrlibeth-iniarsli, at the Waterloo bridge-road. at Oakley'-street, at the New-r.,ad, at the Circus, Irs St. G-orge's-fields, st the Kent-road, niear the P'aragori, at the Boroughi-road, at the Grange-toad. at York. street and London-street, in thec Loiidoii-road, ait Mlansfield-street, Maiket-styeet, and lloid-street. in the Borough-toad, at Barron's- buiuldings, at Wsbber-riiw, at Vlnie street, anid at Miarsh-street, all in tile county of Surrey. %vill be LET by AUCTION in the manner di. reeled by the saidalits, to the best bidder, at tile Hlorns tavern, Kell- niiigtoti aforesaid. run Saturday, the said 3d day of April, between the, hours iii 12 rind 2 in. tile afterrioon, for the terin of eleveni calendar moniths, coloiniericior at 12 o'clock in the night. betwreen the 3Oth day of Auril and the 1s-t day of Mlay next, wviiich tolls (exilrisive of the toltls at theC New'-road gnate arid ltar at Viine-street arid the bar at Marsh- 'treeti wcrclet.at apulcmeigfr trie year eniding the sald 30th ila ofAp-ilnet, i, t ieant; f ?1,05. over arid above the ex- pens of olietiagtllc sil thesaidtolls, iriclu'lirig the tolls at thegae aidlias astrniit,iied wllbe put tip at the sun of ?ln~o87I i. -I. bingIllsproorton f ti;e Said sun; of ?1l1,005, ti, th rerid if levli ii,its. hover hapipens to be thje best biddr mst t I i' ametimepayoi; n;nthi's renit in advaice:; the likesumon r bfor tie 1t dt' f Juri fillolv;ng; and alAi- thec likc sun;on r bforetheletday f ech ;oitt, unitilth Ilieid of the said ter. hnd il- seurty o te srisactol of the Trustees oif the said rolis, ,irpayentof he entwhih sallthen be Agreed for, at the Times as ieii)re statte. Dated thiS2 da March. 1824. THOMNAS ROWSELL Cerk to the said Trustees. The cbair wviUli e take;; at 12 o'clock precisely. ~ IVR LE.-Ata METINGof the TI'iUSTIEES holdr; t th Bul In, a Wae. n the courity of lfertf'ord, on Tuesay,the17t da ofFebuar irstant. the fislowlng Resoio- lull ws proosed od caried- Thatthe said Trustees doiereby gil-Cnotie tothe -loliers f Rier Le Biinds that the interest tilercoti in-ill ie reduiced to Four per Cent. f'ronm and atettr the '24thi day of Jur;e next ;arid it is requiested thalt all such Cre- ditors lriio nc,iuld prefer- receivinF the amiouint acid value of their bolids wvill give Inotice to Benjamin ilooke. esq1. of Hertford, Clerk, to the said Trust. on or biefi,re the ist day of May niext. As, it is the intctr;tioti of the said Truistees to apiply their present balances to- wsards the immeidiate rediretiori of their bond debts, It will be necessarym tilat they should decide by ballot the bonds which shall be Paid, unless thney sihall receiv-c notice in the meshal timne, prev-iousto the aforesAid tattdav of Miay ofceior ucient iii nixtrmber and amnount desirous if rcc~lvlug tevalue of their capital." Th'le bonds wIll be Paid b, Mlessrs. Barniard and Dirmodale. Treasurers to the said Trust, at their liuuse. 50. Corrihill, on the 24th day Of June i;ext. llertford, Feli. 2-S._1524. BENJ. -ROOKE, Clerk to the Trustees. I_%STltICT of HANS TOWN, Chelsea.-To " MASOINS, Paviers. and Costractors for Waitering Roada.-The COMMISSIONERS of the above district will MIEET In the Board ttooinr, at their Wateh.housge, in Symons-strect, Sloarte-square, on Tuesday. thie Ilth of 'March niext, at 11 o'cl,ck, ii, the forenoon, to CO0NTRACT with somne Person or p rsons to do, at fixed prices, the MASON's and PAVIER's WORKS, wh ich thley niay order, for one year, from the 9th of April next. ParticulaLrs mnaybekniowvnon application before It) o'clock ii; the morninig, or after 6I in thie evemiriig. to Mr. Sido-al-, 77, Sloane-street. Thec Conmnissiorners lriii at the saine timle ContractwIithi somec persin or persons to WVater the several streets arid itlier puiblic places rrndeir their managemeiit for one year from tlire I1St iof Mlay t;ext. Thie or oposals to be mnade for thoroughly wvaterir;g twice evlery day fron; rilefirstuof ay to the 1s4t of October for a specific s,um ; and during the other nioritiss of the yeatr, for thioroughly wea- teririg twice a day, as oifteni as rosy be ordered at per day, furnish- inc 4 horses. 4 wister-carts, and 6 men. 'The water-carts are to be pro- vided wvitli a perforatedl rneietl tube, iient roiirnid at the ends, to dils- perse the wvater, simi;lar to those in use on thie Suirety Roads. TIhe persons deliv,ering proposals riust attenid the nlceting in Person. as none but Prin;cipals will be treated with;. s;;d they are reqUired to corite pirepared with tl;e raianes of two suretiezs for the perforiiiarice of the conitract. jTTU,,Kp, chielsea, Feb.!48, 1824.-The ComlIlittee- i- ntoapio;rlcdurtder an act for the better asosessing arid eollect- rigdiepoo rae.,ard relies'irg the poor of thle said parish. herebry giv iiitlt, hatrily wiIll rii;et iit tnte Cornmoittec-roirmi, at tire Woirk- houseof te sad paish, ont Friday ,thie 12thi ef Miarch tiext, at 2 'i'liekintie atenioi pecsely. to? receive PRtOPOSALS fron; any per-on ,ir persons wh nabe ivIlling to Supply the poor in the said w,,rkh,iuss. biy CONTIAI'wsithi thie u;idernrierntioned AR'l'ICLES, fruiri the 25th of Mlarch trext rititil the 29thi day (rf Septemiber nlext, the articles to be delivered at thec said workhouse, free i,f any cx- plerse attending the delivery of tire mrnie -Good Ox Beef, wiiole bulttocks. veiny pieces. duods, stickirigs, tiriek flanks, arid leg of mnuttoln pieces. uts may be wvanited ; cthe whiole of tl;c bonies tri lie takeni out. Wether polled Shieep, not to wveigh less thanl 9 stonle, rior imore thian I I storle cacti, with the suet taker; clean out; and good muttons suet, at per stonle. Goo'l Carolina Rice, at per twt. Good York or NVi'itslilre Bacon., at per cwt, The Best 'table Beer, wolrked cllear of yeas,t, At per barrel. Good clean sinigle Derby or Glocestershire Cheese, at per cwt. Good Salt Rutter. cleat; scraped arid wiredj, at per ewt. Good Vellowv Sirap, at per ewt. Good Store Cand les, at per douemi. Gi,od Salt, atpe bushel. The best Scotch (tatrulcul. at 11cr cwt. Tile best wvho,c wi-te boilinig Peas, as per qulirter. Good lhousehold Flour arid seconds, at per sack. Good uniadulterated Nely Mjilk. barni iileasurt, itt per gallon. The best Clisripiorr or othier good p'otatoes. at per cwt. Inchl eln; Coffir;s. 4 feet 6I inches arid ituider, at per criffirn, arid abiuse 4 feet 6 inches, atr pe,r coBol. Coarse Crape Slirouds -alid CaPs, Suitable for th;e l.efor-ierrtioried coffino,, at per Shroiud anld cap. Thie cotntractor, at tile ti;se of the delivery if uch ofil'r anid 6hrr,uds, to give tickects descriptive of thie lejgtb, -c AllI proiposal rjoirat be In writ- irig, signed by the parties riiakilng tile daile. Sealed and delis-cred At d,ie sAkild cimmritlee-rooni, before the hioun, of 2 it; the afterrroo;i. on the said 12thi of Mtarch. after which hour lnonie will be received ; And ttie enivelope ii'lite said tenrder or teniders to be endorsedo Ititli the niame rif the articie or articles for which tttc parties mnay be will- irig to contract. Paynmenit to be made wilthiin 3 i;irnths after tac k qiiarter daLy. Samples of the abrove mlenitioned articles of foodi, w%ith thle exception (if tue meat, are reiquired to be selit with, the tenders , alid Personial atreridarree niuat be given. ______________________W. CORNELL, Vestry Clerk. UBSCRIPlTtION for Mr. 1. U flth eaTly Pre- S ceptocr and Frienid of Burns.-The Admirer o Burnis'S genifus aird abilities; arud all friend, iif humariitY and uurte;dirig mierit, are so- licited to ASSIST iii resculr;g thec renlonrit olIf of a nost. worthy old niari froris the depressinjg arid appllng Prpeet Of lVRnt and penury. iviti which lie ig meniacedii his ol ae.Sr. I. MURDOC~II, nsew in hiis 77 th yeatr, Li Iron; Te,'elit adsvr illness reduiced to a, state of great destitritior;, a;;d ilicapacltated fromn aniy longer pursuing lilsascoustomnedi vocaitio of teacber of languages. &c. Ni hieli lhad lit- therto alflird hirni;arid his aged wvife a ncarity subsistelnce, i-i was the early and able iristructoir arid friend of 131rruis, arid is nmade rio io- conslderable inienrior of in is la" Life arid Iteliques." Several foreign- ers of rank have benefited b~y his sk(ill assa teamher of English; and he Is well ImrioW its the editor of the Svo stereotype editionl or " Walker's Pronoinir;ehg Diction;ary," acid as author ofa " Dictionar-y of Distinc- tions." "1 Radical Vocabulary of thie F'rench Lanrguage," " Eleme;sts rf French Proiirineiatiorn," A-c. ''is lis tst;;gt r ilesi to inisure suc,ess to tuie appieat nowlv made onl iis biehalf. Airyffiquiries may be ii;ade of Mr. Tr- Cadell. 141. Strand; Mlr. WV. DaiviS. books'eller. 15, $iouthianiptlron-sw, Ruaselt.squa(e; Messrs. Duggitiand CO. 7, ing street, Hisihorri; 1A'. N. Bythewooil. esq. 414, LlneIrlri'-s.Ii;r;-fields;Sr Cranie, 8. Upper North;-place. Gray's-inn-road; or Sir. Kent, livery- stabile-leepcr, Siuthamptiin-riw-, wi;o wIll gladly, receive canysoi that iinay be berviulenilyoteed, oii behalf of SIc. Mturdoh Sub-) .seriptiorii us Ill also be received by Mlessrs. Couttid arid Co. bankers, 39, :tirand. 4 N API'EkL to theBENEV'OLENT,-The WIDOW 'Aof a BRITISH OFFICER.l svlthoiit any relative conrilexions in th s- cio;ntrrv., r;ot beiiig hierself a native of Englanid, -uias left withi for ehiildr~ totally turtpros'ided for; her oldcst son inuch afflicted front his birtih, the youngest a very sickly little girl, her olvn tonstl- tLlion destri,ved bycontstant sickness aiid sortoe; stillshe haS by the muost indefatf-gablceefforts supp)orted rilem, untilher son, deprive,dby domestic calamity of the privilei'?s of liilt birth, trirr'iedi his purrsuits to Bumble industry, arid bY the exertion Of risucli ingenuity established himsielf Iii business; but a recent dreadful illness, ws'ich hias heavily afflicted the whvloe family for maniy nocitins. wvith sonie s'ery h-eavy losses, has reduced then; to the titrriost distress. She has rio resource buit to east herself oni the berievolernee if a British Public, In the Ilocpe that by this apPeal slit may be enabied to raise a few pounids. to pre- venit a beloved arnd deserving son blieng throiin fInto prssorm for a Snmail ilebt, arid thiereiiy disablinig hiim from carryirng ocr Ills occupatiorn, which, wtltisther cxertionle, wi'il prove skirhieherit for. their future SalUV. Uest, Y, Billiter-atre-t; and to Pr. Leadb-eater, 3, Church- colurt, Clement's-laiie, Lombard-street. wvho have kindly urndert,-keri to,reeeivetlie eontributioiiisoftinc berievolnct; ardattouth'sprlntirig ,fficc, 18, Cuppice-row, Clerkenwvell; oir at hils dwvelling-llouse, 2. Cobiain.r-rsw. FPrO be SOLD, lErsuallt to an Order of the High Court JL of Clia;ieery. ri;ade lit a cause "lardy against Disbrowc," with the approbation iif William Wlngdeld. esq. one of the Masters of the vldd Court, c onre tirilc iny or about the month of April rreat. certrr STA,TES arid 1'REMISES, is the toLwnships o Bausley and Crigion, ir the parsh of Alberhury, In the country of Montgo ery, late the estate of Edrvatd Disbrwve, esq. deceased. Prhiited Spartieulars of tey estaes s are preparing. and niby shortly be had. a rals, at the said basteris ehambers, Iln S nuthamptortbuildings, thiaoucery-loaiis of viesars. Batesnar and Jones, solicitors, LUnicoluPSrni,; of Mr. Lfinoues ville, sollcitier, Osfcstry, Salop; and of te r. Se w tonf sollctor, Gray s- ion. Londonl. r O be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to twvo several Ed ward Glert. ofq wicHth the cippfroCbattion of .ohr Spriangeit Harvey, CSq. OmItC iif this Masters of the said Court, on Thursday, the 22d day of April. 1824. at the George bini, iii Portsn;outh,in the counity of Hauls,s bY a personl tou be appointed by thre said Mtaster for thalt purpose, In cc- vernl lots, aFREEi-OLD FARM, called LUSt PS, with a farmhouse and sevecralyiueces of land, situate In. the parish of Shiltoni, In; the Isle of lortsea, in the said county, part of the estates of the said Edward Gilbert. Particulars nav be had gratis at the said Master's chambers In Southampton-bultdings, Chanicery-lane. London; of Messrs. E. and J. Boodle, 42, Louver Brook-street, Grosvenor-square; at the office of Messrs. Baker and Hodgson, 52, Lincoln's-inn-i elds of Sr. Cull, at Portsnnoutb, where a plan of the estate nasy beseen m of Charles Haz- bin, at Bingw'ood, Hants; at the place of sale; and the following mms, viz.-the Bugle, Newport;* the Bug,e and the Hotel, Ryde: the George, Southanipton1 thc Stean Chitheste-; the Dolpliln, Peters- eld; the Swami, Cisham s-and t~se Bear, Havant. Ttie estate may be vierrei on appicatIon to Jonathan GaIn Jun. the tenant, BIAKER ;slid }lODGOSNi, ?,, Llncola's-inn-felds. E-AST INDlIA 1SOUS9. 1tIai'c 3, 1824. ~XTU1~EA3,in Par"uance of the 6th Section of' the 7th VChapter of the By.Lawvs of the United Company of Msrchants O Egadtr5dit1C to the East Indies It is ordained, That a List shall be Published 30 6s before the Anitual Election of Directors, conitainsing the Isames of suchl Proprietors qualified, ageable to law, as Shisll signify In writing to the Secretary their desir'e of becoimnsrgtCandidatesfr the Direction, 32 days before such Annual Election.' Tbe Court of Directors of the saiddCojmany do heoreby give notice, In order that the Pro,prietors mnay conOorin to the swi By-Laws, that the ensuing Election of Six' Directors of the said Company for four yeairs Is appointed for the 14th of April next, and that such List ivili be publishied 30 days before tire gaid Election, as the above mentioned By-Low directs. JOSEPH DART', Secretary. To tha PItOPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladlies and Gentlemien. [N consequence of the lainentedl death of Sir Thoimas JL Rid.Dar. Itales the ibherty of soliciting the honour of your votes aLnd support ris Pa CANDIDATE for the VACANT SEAT In the DIRECTION4 of your AFFAIRS. Perniilt me to express ray warmitst ackntmledgmens,t for the kind encouragement whICh, I have received sincee the last election ; also, moat respectfuilly, to entreat the continued exertions of my friends, It being my determnination to Proceed to the ballot. I have the honour to be. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your miost obliged faith ful servant, New Broad-street, March 1, 18a4. J.PETTY MIUSPRAT'r, M,r. Mluspratesa Committee will .it daily at the City, of London Tavern, where comm~unicatjons affecting his Interest wlill be thiank. fully received. TVo the PROPRIETORS of EjAST INDIA STIOCK. Ladies and Gentlenren, IFeel it my duty to inforM you that it is not my Intention to proceed to the Ballot on the reent Yaany,oc casloned by the death of Youtr able Director, Sir qJehomas Reifdn,%Br`t.; and also to express to those Proprietors wvho hopnor roe with their support, my warmnest thanks fo&r the lively Interest taken by themi in my suiccess, and of which I confidently hope to be able to avail myself at an early opportunity. I have the honour to he, Alost respectfully, LaLdlesanad Gentlemen, Your faithful~ huimble servant, 23, Baker-street, March 2. JAMES RIVETT' CARNAC. To th PROPRIETORS of EASTr INDII. STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, IF cosqec of the lamented Death of your late A fhj epectable and esteemed Director, Sir Thomnas Reid I begleve ,gin o ntrdue msef t yur notice asea CANDIDATE for upplingthe ACANY ocasinedby that regretted event. In m ciculr o th 13h Nvemer.1823, I took thie liberty of subittng o yu te pbli grund uon whieh my hopes of ob- taiingyou supor an eurags ae funded, and I ow beg to rene th exresson f m resiluionto proceed to the ballot at the As Iundrstnd hat omedouts avebeeni entertained rereceting the capability of my being choseni a Director, anid that an objection has teen started to my being chosen, founded on the suppesition of miy being a Pensinro h rw,Ithinkx It right to declare that l am not a Pensioe ofteConad thatt I am in possession of the opinion of the hihs a u rties In this country thtat I am nst within the dsulfigcaeofthe 13th George 1II. cap. 63, see. 2. Allow me to return my niost sincere ackcnowrledgements for the kind reception I have already experienced fronsi you, and to add that I shall use miy best exertions to pay mpy respects to all the Proprietors; should any omisin take plate. I trust you will have the goodness to ascribe It to aciet, and the shertnees of the period that miay Inter- vene before the Election. I have the hionour to he, wvith the greatest respect, Ladies anid Gentlemien, Your miost obedient hamble servant, 13. llruton-street, Nlareli 1, .824. ROBERT F.- FARQU'HAR. SIR R. T. F'ARQUHIAR's COMMITTEE will SIT DAILV at the Lonidon Tavern, Blsbopsgste-street, w,heresillCom. municattionis relative to his Election will be thankfully received. Commnittee Rtoomn, London Tavern, March 1, 18124. GEiNERAL ASSOCIATI ON of the SILK TRADE.- GAt alMEETING, held this day, at Weavers' flail, of Mianufac- tuirers and others ninerested in the Silk Trade, resident in London, its vicinity, and various parts of the kingdom WM. HiALE, Esq. in the chair; It wras unatnimnously agreed to petition Pacliament, praying that the intenided repeal of the prohibitory laws be not carried Into effect, this meceting being fully vonvinced that, should the measure b-ecome a iaw. this Importsant branchi oflaibour, which gives emuploymenet to sotnie hundi(reds of thousands of persons, will be lost to this country, and the property embarked in it exposed to inevitable ruin. The petition lies for signatuires atWeaversHall, 22.Basinghali-street. March 3, 1824. JOH PIP, Secretairy. W ORSTED TRAD)E.-At a very numerous and( re- spectable MEETING of the MIERC H ANTS, Manufacturers, and Others, interested Ins the WVORSTED TRADE, of thle towvn atnd neighbourhoud of Halifax, held at the Magistrates'office, on' Saturday, February 28, 1824; WILLIAMI RAWSON, Esq. in the chai1r; It was resolved unanimiously, I. That the proposition made by his Mfajesty's Ministers in the Hiotuse of Commons oni Monday last, to per- nilt the exportation of English wool, is In the opinoion of this meeting fraughit wvith thie moat ruinious; COnsDequeceS te thlis towvn and iieigh-. bouirhood. 2. That this meeting feels assuredasuch a proposition would never have been broiught forward if Govermiuesit had possessed a lullt know-. ledge or its effects and imi-.rtanee, anid this inoetfilg is pursuadedl that nothing more thatn a Cooli and dispassionate inquiiry is requisite to exhibit att once its great limpolicy and injutstice. 3.That thte liberty to export English wool Cannot have anyv effect t;pon short or clothing wvools, thie foreignier bejing abun.dantly moipplied wvith wvool of his own growtlh, of a similar and findeedeIett&r quality, zat ri very ninch lowier price. 4. That long or Combing wool, the peculiar produce of this country, (the growth of which Is, and niust be limited,) has for many years averaged aL muc-h better price to the grower thaii any other agricul- tural produce, and no complaint has been made by the grower, either of the price or of the want of aL suficeient competition amongst our own manufacturers. .5. That whattever differencee of opinion may have existed betwveen the dfiffe~rent branches of the woollezi mantufacturers In their choice of the alternative presented to their consideration last year by his Meajesty'sMinisters, they have never entertainecd hilt one opinion as to the (.mpolicy of remioving the pirobibition on thec exportatiorn of JEnglish wool. anid this meetilng l3ast a loss to discover any wisdomi or justice in making the one measure dependent oni the other; miore especially as the7duty of 131 9 wvas avowvedly imposed as a source of revenue only. 6. That whtilstat present the fisceigneris obllged to takeour longeor conihing wool Insa manufactured state, the low priceo,f labour on the conitinent, together wivsh many otlier advantages he einjoys, would enbltbn, with the use of our long stool or the yarn spuii from it, lvnatrpaveingt the Id. per lb. duty proposed,) to manufacture a variety of goods, the total coat of which Y% ould be considerably less than If mlanufactured In any part of England. 7.ll That In the opinion of this mieeting foreign Governments wil findI the proposed measure at still greater inducemenit to retAini any duties at present Imnposed on our mantifactuired gonds, hlillst every motive of policy will urge them to admit our raw materia duty free. 8. Thiat for these and many other reasons, the souindness of which thlismeeting is convinieed there would be no difficulty in establishing, it is expedient that the most streniuous efforts be exerted to pre- vent the removal of the prohibition to export Engllsb long or combling wool and thrt, In furtherance of this important object, a petition to the houise of comm nons, and a incinoirlal to the Board of Trade, founded oii the above resolutiolss, be Ininiediately prepared. 9. That J. A. Stuart Wortley. esql be respectfully requested to present the same, and strenuous,ly to urge thiat the vital interests of so large a portion of thte conimunity be not sacrificed, wvithout their havinig at least an opportunity of being heard In thieir defence. 10. Thatt the warmest thaiksk of th is meeting be conveyed to Mir. Wortley, for his unwearied exertloiis In support of the Interests of this branich of trade. I 1. That a Commnittee composed of the followivng Gentlemen, Mr. Rawason, Mrn.lJinathan Akruyd, Air. Itichard Kershaw, Mlr. Edwvard Walohbouse. Mir. John Holland, Mlr. Rawdon Brlggs, Mir. R. Baldrey. Mfr. J. Haigh. M4r. Sanul. Hodason, and Mlr. T. HoLmies, be appoiiited to carry the object of thIs meeting into effecct. 12. That these resolutionis be printed and advertised at the discre- tio;; of the committee. WILLIAM RAWSON. Chairman. Resolved. Th-at thet thauks ,af this mtingeii he given to Mr. Rhws,,n fur hila able conduct in the chatir. -nIBANI) AANUJFACTlURE----At all adjourned XU MEETIING of RIBANiD MANUFACTURERS, resident in Londoni, held the 3d day of Mlarch, 1824; R. S. COX. Esq. in the chair; It was resolved, That this itieetizig has lieatrd with considerable Alarmn the pr.posltior; of H Is Majesty's Ministers to allowM tue imipor- tation inito tins country of foreigin wrottghrt silk goods for hornic coni- su Rtlon Tht from tb e great dlsprotiort ion between the price paid for labour In ibis country and that puSid iii foreign countries, this nmerting, alter the moat mature and anxious deliberationi, is perfectly conivinceed that it would not be possible for thte manufactutrers of silk goods in this country, and of ribands in particular, to comipete withit th,e fo- reign.manufacturer. Thtnot onily in the price of labour for the aictual mianufacture of silk goods, baq talso in the price paid in thiedifferentr process-es thriough whlich the rawr material must necessarily pass before it is ready fur manufacturing purposes, the mianifaeturiers of this country atrc sub- ject to great disadv-antages in comparison witth the iioanutacturers of foreign countries. Trhat In the mDanUfacture of fancy rihands ins particular, a very large proportion of the primecost ism this counrtry'. on maiiy instances to th e extent of 2.3ds, is. expenided for Ilabour only; arid thi; mniectiiig comiccires th;ft in MhargiTng the piroposed ad valoremn duty uponi loreigoi silk' goods of thla-descrlption the duty would be paid upon a valnr versy dlisprop,srtionnate to the coat of such goyods in this country. Thlat unider the presenit sysiteni considerable quantitties of French manufactured slik- coodsare smuggfled linto this e,,nntry.atais expeiise. as is wcell ky~owni, of riot less tliail froni 25 to 30 percenlt. arid tlhat such goods6 wheni sinuggled are sold att a price vecry far below that of goods' ,sf the same description mniiufaettired here, notwithsstandinrg thte loss from tunie to time experienced l,y such goods beinig seized. That the duty proposed to he chaLrgedt upon foreign manufactured siik goods irnported inito tbis country, or any hilgler duty that might he iiiiposed, so fair fromn checking or diminishifng tlhe ext ent of smug- gling Dow carried on, wouild, irn the opinilon of this, meeting, tend ors the conltrary to incerease itrid encourage that mischievous practic, In- asmuch as the parties engaged thereini woulld possess tie same or greater m,eans than at present of eff'ecting thieir object,itand wvhen olnce acco;npllshed, It would hardiy, in the jiudgnment of this mneetinig, be Possitlie to dis3tinguish between foreigii goods upon which the proposed duitty had been paid and thlose which~ hai evaded It; arnd it is iinto- cilone, that by far the greater number of seizures o1 fi,reigrn silk gu,ods are made after they have been aLctually delivered iiito the possession of persons residenitiii thiis counitry. Trhat suparards of 100.000 persons arc iDow employed in the variousi departments of the riband maiiufacture, and this nicCting feels irmpe- ratively called upon to atdopt immediate and active nieasurem to avert if Possible the absolute rutin whtich the.y assnot but anticipate it the proposed measure of ailowing the importation) of foreign) mroeufacitured silk goods should be adopted, ats It Is wveli known -chat the notice of' sUclh a nrieasure being c-ontemiplated has already beeni attended witi, very injurious eff~cts, by gonipeiling ttin' ma.ter inaniufacttirers t,, postpone givIng out futrther wrork to the personsin thlsrempioy uintil this inorentous question Is set at rest, arid if the measure shoruld be adopted, the Inlevitable restilt, in the judgment of th;!i meeting ,wIl be to thiroaw this nuoreroue body of persons entirely out of emply. Thbat it la the practicte and policy ef mniry foreigii countries, aisd of thie Feenclh ini particular, to protect their own nifanulartrirers of silk goods, by P'ohItbItitig the introducetioni of the silk nianurfictu;es of otlier counitries; and this meetilng feels convinced that the conipe- titioli niow thireatensed will have the effecttof destroyilug the extensive property winch has becn embarked In this trade, tinder thte positive Protecton arid sanctoion of the legsIsltur-e from rinse to time, miani- fested In the various provisionst made In; Its favour, soid ty1 nicans of wshich the manUfacture or silk goods generally, aniui ,sf ribands in particular has beeni very greaLtly extended and Improved. Th'lat tlis nieeting de co-operate wmith the rsanulacturers of ribands, residing at Covelntry arid various othier provincial toWHS'i, in taking active and imnmediate measurres for relievinig the iarge body of persons iseterested In this questlion froni the state of anxiety in whicl, they are nosv placed; anid that a comnisittoe be appoliited for tire outrpost of followisig up, lin such manner as rosay be deemed adiviseai,le, the pettitloirsW lieh have luceen preselited to thle l4ou%c of Coinnioiis against the intenided alteration in the existing laws.' That a stubscriptJoss be set on foot for defraying the expenses of these proceedings, alnd tilrat Charles Adams, eao. be requeste-d to acreas irrasurer. - That the above Rcsolutionos be published in The Times, Morninig Chronicle, Morniiig Po?t, Morning ilerald, arid Cournet newsasper". R. S. COX, Chu;rtias;,. Resolved, That the thanks of this iiiceting be given to R. S. Cox, esq. for his able coniduct in the elair. ING's 'HEATRE.-Signor BENELLI respectfully K begs leavc to inform the Nobility arid Gentry, Subscribers to the Opera, and thic Public, that the F-IRST CONCERT of ANCIENT' alid .ODERN SACRED MlUSIC, similar to thie Concerts Spirituelsat Paris, Avill take pince l'O-MORROW, the 5th instanit. Prinlcial vw-al 1'er- fornners-Mndanic Catalani S Signora Ronzi de Begiiis, Meadaine vestris, Signora Caradorl, Signora BlaSloll, Signora Castelli, Signora Marinoli. Signor Garcia, Signo0r Curium,l, Sigrnor dc Begnis, Signor Porto, Siginor Piaccl, and Sigisor Bcniestl. ,Leader of the Band, Mr. Spagnvletti. For the Solos-Madame P'ahlix. Messrs. Lindley, Pua.zi, Centroni, Moozan, andKieseeete Mr. arriswill resid at tes Organ;b Sigor Coccis atpth Pianorttforte. ile .HcorSchestra and ehorolsses util be selected from trefirst perforniere, andconsistofupwardsof 12Oper- sonsr. The w hole to be uiider the direction of Signor. Rossini. l'he remainig conerts to be on the succeeding Fridays during Lent, Part L-Overture, from the 'Freychutz;' \'Neber. The Sevets Last Words of tire Redeemer o the Cross: the vocal parts by Mesdamues Vestris, Caradori, Balgloli, Ca$tell; Messrs. Garcia, Curioni, lPorto, l'laccl. Benetti, anid 50 clitrms singers: Hlavdn. By particular desire Rule Britaunia, Dy Madame Catalani, as sting by her wsith tinbouzidea applause In Dublin, Edinburgh, and the prIneiyal cities irs the United Kinzgdom. Patrt II.-Grand Symrphoniy, by Mtuzio Ciermenti, wiho wtill himselfpreside atthe planoforte; Clementi. GratlaaAgimus,byMadame CatalanhD l1th Clarliretto Obligato, by Mr. Wilman. Duetto, Adelaria e Aleramo, by idesars.Garciaand Curloul: Nayer. AngelAever bright and fair, by MadameCxtalln1. Handel. Terzetto, from ' Elizabetta.' by iesddames Vestris, Castelli, aid Signor Gkrcia: Rossini. Great God, byad&me Cat0Jant; Handel. Quintette, fritinn ~ ToseIn Egitto,' ,by SignoraCaadomsi,and ieansrelGarcia, nCurioni, Potto, and Benetti; Rosalni. A Prayer, from ' M.Soss 'In Egitto,' by bladamse Biagfoll ald isesars. Curlorsiandesnettiwith the chorus and a military band: Rossini. Sysnphsony.: Appications 'respecting boxes to be made to Mir. Seguln, Opera-office, 105, Quadrant, Regent-street. Price of bercs; 18or the, afl3enerifts tog subscriebersr5 1A5 guineas5, to nork:subserl- gallery 3B. 6d. TFhe (Otitert 'win, bigItiins at ht lsaf-past; I-eti itlQck.