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I-RAND MASQUERADE, ARGYLL RtOOMS.- G_ Undier the Immediate Patronage of 12 Noblcenon.-Thursday, May 13, 16,24-The P'ublic are respectfully informned, that af bIAS-- QIJERADE will TAKE PLACE on the 13th of Mlay next, wvhich. for splendour, novelty, and Interest, will surpassl any that ha,s been given for eome years PRat. Families wishing to) regale thelr younge branishes, without mingling In the mnotley group, may, retains boxes by early application. For admission, chiaracter and othier tickets. apply to the Caomilttee, at Mir. Charles Wright's, Opera Colonade, Hasymarket, who will stupplv bis finest wines on the Occasion. ~j~YIELAST R-AND) MASQUERADE THIS5 L SEASON uner the Immediate Sanction of several Pers,ons of tllticton.E~NGs TSIRATRE.-The Nobility. Genitry, anid the Perublcare os respectfuillv linformed, that In consequenceo u merusapliatonls, a GRAND MIASQUERADE trill AKE"PLACE at tkis Theatre on Monday next, M~ay3, 1824. The extensive embel- lishmnents and alterations which thIs Theatre has undlergonie hatve considerably added to the peculiar accommodations whichi it so cnrl- nenitly possesses for at fete of, the above. 'description, and it has been determined, that the one Intended to take place shall, On this occa- ston, be given tn a style superior to any that has bithgrt ben at- tempted. Tire Interior anid exterior of the Theatre will bretbrlilliantly Jilluminated. The pit anxd stagc made level, will form the Grand Saloon, to wicbih will be throwris opeln the King's Concert Roomn, now an elegakntly titted UsP Theatre. The Duke of Yorkc's Bland, In full uniiform, vWith several other Bands, Will be stationed in various parts of the Theatre, for counitry danices, reels, auadrilles, wvaltzes, k.th pirit of wvhich svill be considerably heighfened by the Intro. duction ofvarious dances, by artists beloniging to this establishment. A variety of other novelties wvill allso be promniscuously initioduced, so as4 to tender the evening's entertaiinment in the highest degree amos- liig and Interesting. Tickets, to fInclude tea, coffee, lemonade, orangeade, &e. l5s. each. Character ticlkets, 1lOs. 6d. each. oe for latnrilies andI parties to see the Miasquerade, may be hadonapi cation at the Opera Office, 105, Quadrant, 3 gui1neas each. AS much confusion was created last Year by persons receiving pass checks, and transferring them on leaving the Theatre, it Is deemed necessary to staLte, that none will. be Issued till after 2 o'clock. N. B. The supper will be provided Ini a superior mananer by Messrs. H. Slade sad Grog-An. Supper tickets, Including wvine, 12s. each. The wvines, which will consist of everv varliey, and Of tihe beet quality, wvill be provided by Messrs. Louis, hianchenay, and Co. of Pall-mall, whose wines gave so mnuc-h general sati sfaction on the last occasion. Masks, domni-. noes, &re- to be had in the Theatre. No person admitted without a * mnask. The most complete arrangement hits been made with respect othe police, wvhich will be under the directioni of Hir. Handley, of Que-osePolice Office, It is deemed necessoary to apprize the public , that there are certaiil Ivory tickets ielnun to property boxes not entitled to admission At miasquerades, an* W ich wvill con. seqaceAtly be refused. The privi-leged property box tickets WMl be ad- mnitted onthevpayment of los. 6d. at the doors, In retuirn for~ which acnrd wvill be given, ivbich will aLdmit to the supper roomn. Tickets to bebhad at the doors; also at 105, Quadrant, Regenit-street; and at the following Mlasquerade Warehouses:-Mr'. blil11ward, Lowrer Brook- street; MNr. Lay. Southmolton street; Mr. Fentomn, Strand-, Mr. Thresher. Haymarket; Messrs. Brooks and H4eath, Great Newport- street. Mr. Betts, Royal Exchange; Hlr. Tilley. stationer, &C. 10, Glasahouse-street; Imr. Simmons. Hol0YWell-street; Mlr. Barthelot, hairdresser, 22, -latton-garden; and Mr. Nathan, Berwick-strect, Sam-. Admission to) the gallery, 3'. The doors will be thrown open atO o'iiclock, the suPPer looms atl3. To the BURGESSlS ofteBltIiofIUTND . Gextiemenl, rj1HE death of the Alarquis of Lotbian having calleti to ]I the Houseof Peers your presenit esteemed Representative the Earl of Ancram, thereby eccasioning a vacancy in the representa- tion of yoursnclent and hIgbly respectable Borough. I venture at -the suggestion and assuranCe of support from many of thle Burgessese to offer myself aLs his successor. yknown priniieples of attachmenit to our unrivalled constitution in church and state, nmy lung Intimnacy with the members of the house of Hinebhinbrook, anid my determii- nation to support his Mfajesty's Mtinisters, whiose liberal and enlight- ened policy have so julstly entitled them to the gratitude anid conil- dence of the country, are nmy pretensions, and should I be fortuinate enough to succeed in thie ohject of my amrbition, my best exertionis shall be used in upholding theo honouir of enir coustry anid promoting % he prosperity of the Borough of Hiuntingdon. I have the honouir to be, with respect, Gen tlemren, Youir faithftl. humible servant. Himhinhbrooke, April 29, 182 4.JA M NES S'IUART. To the BURGESSES of LiJUNTINGDO N. NOTHER Stranger, a Stewart, of the famnily of Lon- donderry, a man unknowvn to you, uncontnected with you, an 'A.i to your interests, who possesses not even the slender recom- mendation of being a Montague, is about to be imposed uipon you, as youir Representative In the.room of Lord Ancratm, wvho has succeeded to the Scottish Peerage. Fellow Burgeses! YOU Would not c-onfide your personal inteyests,; or the honour of Your lamily. to the keeping of a stranger. Do vou thlen hold the interest, the honouir of your commoni country so much cheaper, that y'ou wouald prostrate thems nt the feet of a stranger, 'And thiat strailger a Stewart, bred In the Pernicious school of a Castlereagh? Fellowv Burgesses I Think of your couintry, thinkl of its debt, the weighit of taxation, the six acts, the great increase of roverty, anud of consequent crimie, which lias occurred during the last 30 years I WVill you assist In perpetuatinig such a system by electing this stranger, Stewart, as you did the strangers Calvert, Farmners, Montague, anid Ancranr ?-men whiose only Intercourse with You wtasl confinied to the cold heatles, ad slfis coplimntsof an Election visit: kinowii onlyto he ublc, hos afeArsthe afectd t maage bythe draffts theypocetedoutof te txes,whoe naes ill urvve hemi only In themiseris the have ssiste in etaIlin iiiorposterit3, have ev-er ben directed to the attainment ofaRfrmdPriaent, ned the correction of abuses. Such it man y-ou hlave pledged youir. selves to support; I call upon yout to redeemi that pledge at the poll.. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obgedient servant, Cambridge, Thursday, Aprii 29, 18$4. WESTON HATFIELD. To Sir 4AMSES SHIAW. Biait. Presldhut, t1he-TREKAfUR-ER, ndth other GOVERNJORS of ST. BARTHOLOMEW'r, HOSI'ITAL. My Lords and Gentlenien, I N consequence of the resignation of Sir LUtiford Harvey, one of the principatl surgeons of youir h'rspital, I beg leave' most respec-tfully to offer miyself 5as CL ANDIDATE for the SITUATION of ASSISTANsT SURGEON. The grounds on which I solicit the hionour Of youir Patronage are. That I have passed through the regular apprenticeship at the hos- pital wvith Mr. Abernethy. And that I have occ'upIed the whole period of my apprenticeship in a zealous and diligent puirsuit of my studies. I trust therefore that the character which I have ga-ined At the hospitial will induce you to thinik favourably of mry pretensions to your support. I am, miy Lords and Genltlemen, With the greatest respect, Youir obedient hunmble esers'ant, Blartholomew's Hospital, May 1, 1824. THOS. WORMIALT). OUHLONDONq DOCKS--Notice is hereby given, pusatto an order of the Honourable the House of Coni-mons, orthe 6t-hH da;y of Marchinow ,last past, that abMAP or PLANx of cer- tain Intended wet docks, warehouises, basins, cut, anid other w-orks, in and near to St. Saviour's Dock, In the Patishes of St. Joln, South- warkt, and St. Tdarv, Magdalen, Bermondsey, in the counity of Surrey, and to be called"1 'he ROUTH L.ONDlON DOCKS,' baa been deposituid for PUBL.IC INSPECTION, at the ,iflice of the Clerk of the Peace for the said --'""yo phr 'vsti5~?~ intnde doks,andtheIsas I scichthe samec are proposed to be made accrdin tothe roviionsof bill nosw pendinig In parlia- mentfor hatpurpse. nd otic Is erey futhergivn, thal; a bookof efeence cotaiinga lit o th nams o th ovners or Dated the 30th day of April, 1824.ofEce WM RGT, Solicitor for the Bill, 4, Cloak-lane, Quecui-street, Cheapside, London. I RIH SOIETYof LONDON, for PROMOTIN the DUCTIONof he NATIVE IRISH, thirough the Medium Presden, te Ho. ad Rght Rev, the Lord Bishop of LICHFIELD and COVENITRY. The EVENING AINNIVERSARY SERMON of this Society Wvill be p eached In the Church oif St. Paul, Covent-garden, on Tuesda,Y ,lay, by the Rev. GEORGE MUTTERt, A.M%. Rector of Chilienden, Kent, nd Minister of Broadway Church, St. MHargaret's, W1estminiister. Secretary to this Society. Service to bague at 7 O'clotk. Subscriptions wvill be received by the Treasurers,' Messrs. Druninmonds,Charlng-cross: Messrs. Whitmore taid Wells. bankers, Lombard-street ; by the Secre- tary, 46, Vlncenit-square, Westmnifsteri and by mIr. Newman, Sub- Treazsurer, 21. Cocltspur.streot.-,Soclety's House, 32, Saekvil.le-street, April 19, 1824, ~ONTDON HIBERNIAN SOCIETY, institutedI in the Year IBMf, for Establishing Schools and Circ-ulatinig the Ho y ScitrsIn Ireland. Office, 18, Aldernranhury. Patroni, His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOCESTER, Earl of Connaught, E.G. &c. President, the Most Noble the Mariluls of LANSDOWN, Earl of Kerry anid Shelburne. VICE-PRESIDENTS. H4on. anid Mtost Rev, the Arch- Right Hon. Lord Bexley bishop of Tuam Rght Hon. Lord Farnham Right lion, the Earl of Caledon Riht Hon. L.urd Gambler, G.C.B. Right Honi. the Eairl of Cilancarty Right Hon. Henry Goulburzi, HI.P. ltiiht Ron. the Earl of Gosferd Chief Secretary of Ireland Right Hon. thje Eanl of Rudeana Sir Thomas Barinig, bart. HI.P. Right Hurn. th'e Earl of Rooksavage Sir jamies Shasv, hart. Right Hon. Viscount Galway Hon. (. J. WY. Agar Pllis, H.p. Right Hon. Viscount Lorton T. Vi. Buxton, esq. M. P. Right Hon. Viscount de Vescl W. Wilberfource. esq. HP Rtt. Rev. Lord 1313boPhof Norw-ach Samuel Hil11s, esq. Right R on. Lofd Bar am Treasurer, John Scott, seq I,Bartholomnew-lane, London. The EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY of thje above Institution will. be held at Freemasos al.GetQueen-street, Lincoln's-iun.Iields, on Saturday, the 8tho ly His Royal HighnesteDueo LOCESTER will take theC chair a12ocokPrecisely. Suitable acecorodtoiswl eprovided for ladies. Tickets of admission may be ha napiainat the office, between the hours of 12 and 4. JAMES BRIOWN, Assist. Sec. SCOTTISH HosprrAL, of tke Foundation of King lJCharles It. re.incorEporated by his late Majesty Georg~e 11J.-The ANNUAL SPRING MEETING of this CHARITY uvill be held on satur- day, tI4e 8th of May next, within the F reemiasQns' Tavern, Great His Roytal Highness the Duke of CLAREN'CE and St. ANDREW's, President, Ink the Chair. VICE-t'KESIDENTS. The Earl of RLoseberry ILolrd Saltoun The Marquis of Graham Earl Glenorcliy Lord Bioneiugt Sir Charles Forbes, bart. The lHon. WILLIAMT FRASEIt, Treasuirer, STEWARDIS. The Earl of Elgia j Lien-Gen. SIrH1.?Maclean, E.C.B. Grant AIin, Jun. eseq. Hfajor-Gen. Sir J. Malcoln, G.C.Bl. Nihola Brown, esq. Yice-Admiral Sir PultneyMaicolm, Alx.Frae,eq William Murray, eseq. John Fulleto,-sq Right Hion. R. Peel, M. P. John G'It-esq Sir A. Ramsay, hart. HN. P. igitHn(.Grant, Hi. P. IR. Rouiald, eq. Sr Charles Ker Col. David Stewvart, of Garth. SlrJ. W. Mackenzie, bait M. P. ROBERT AULD, Secretary. Dinner ointable sat o'oloek pcseeily; ticket-s ?.Is, eachl, to bt had of the Stewards, Treasurer, and Secretary, and at the bar of the tavern. N. B. Mr. Auld has the pleasure of announcing thatt Slass Patoni, of Covenit-garden Theatre, bus kindly volunteered her services to sinig at the Spring Meeting, for the betiedl'. of the Scottish pour, to be held In the Freemasonis' Tavern, on Saturday the 8th of Hlay. j~ITY of LONDON S-CHOOL of INSTVRUCTION and .pATRON. His Royal 1-ligbn&qs the Duke of YORE and ALBANY, E.G. G.C.B. &c, VIce-Patrons, The Right HEanourable the LORI) M1AYOR, Presaen, 1:ei Tbe Right Rev, the Lord BISHOP of St. ASAPEI. Presdent Theitght Worshipful G9ORC,E SCHISLEY, Esq. Aldermian. VICE-PRESIDENTS : SHERIFFS ot'LONDON andl MIDDLESEX. Sir Thomas Baring, b)art. H.P. Sir RobertNWigram, hart. Sir John Petting. hart, aid. Sir John Lubbock, hart. John Ansley, esq ald. Sir Charles Forbes, hart. HI.P. SrChrisoper Smthl sqo advHP Johne Wattsottsell, es_q. HP George Bridges, esq. aid. M.P. Sir Francis Desanges, knight JohnThomasThorp,esq, aid. Nilliam Mellish, esq. Willianm Heygate, esI, aId. M.P. Charles Barclay, esq. John Garratt, esq. ald. Michie Forbes, es. William Thompson, esq. ald. M.P. John Capel, esq. John Key, esq. ald. John 8 es, esq. Thomas Wllson, esq. M.P. Henry exander, esq. Sir John 'V. Lubbock, hart. Treasurer. The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the Friends of this Institution will he held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, on Thursday, the 13thday of May uext; His Royal Hlghniess the Duke of YOIRK, Patron, in the Chair. STEWARDS: Sir it T. Farquhar, bart. James Firth, esq. John Atkins, esq. ald. V.P. J. WV. C.rtsr'rghc, esq. John Blades, esq. V.P. G. B.Whittaker, esq. Sheri'f,V.P. Hlenry Alexander, csq. Y.P. John Saunders, esq. )Vn. Bolblald, esq. John IMatthews, esq. Charles Mackinnon, esq. Thomas Genit, esq. William Slark, esq. S. C. Wiltshire, esq. Boyes Thornton, esq. Willlam Day, esq. Rtihard Peters, esq. Dlnner on table at half-past 5 o c ock precisely. No collection. Tic- kets, l" seaeh, to he had of the Stescards, at the bar ofthe Tavern, and at the School-house, MiStre-street, Aldgate. rj-O FELLMONGERS, Parchment-makers, andl Wood- AL staplerm-To be SO)LD by AUCTION, at the Bear and Castle-inn, Marlborouzh, on Monday, the 17th of Mnay next, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, If not previously disposed of by private contract, of which due notice will be glven, all tht v well known extensive FREEHOLD PREMISE3S, occupied for mau; years by hir. Edmond Bailey do- ceased, 8ituated In St. Margalret a,atborough. consisting of a com- modious dwell:ng.bouse, with suitable offices, garden, large yard, wlith every description of building on it for carrying on the above buslne6se and a osmall meadow behind the premises, altogether con- taining3 acres of land, more or less. The purchaser to take the utensils and stocklnatrade at a valuation. Possession ivill be given on or before Midsnmmser next. For particulars and to view the pre- nilses apply (If by letter, pOSt paid) to Mr. Robert Dixon, or Mr. IV. F. 1Uller, Marlborough. The Lalld;tax Is redeemed,