METROPOLITAN WATER COMPAN...
BkA~TROPOLITAN WAI'RR COMtANY, br 8up- PlYing the M%troyelle with Pure Wholesomo Soft Water from r ep tpnnof theL .atb. ',r : ISRECTORS.. 91 Em.. udFeltAgr' i pose;hF11oD, esq. -* John hlnustt,'ek,itq Sir :Jobn Scott LUlllle Illiam Bell; Csq. Lleat. Col. Landreasin, RoyallEa- Paul Ilevan, esq. Iglneers John Caeron qi- - rgF. M1AOmmanney,bart. Yt.P. Sir Fran n .cl. l5ea Rdwrd Orme, sail. John DlWon esq. WJohn Stewart, es4. JAMse Esd3le esq. Str sPncer. e%q_ Jamesee SaaesTqnY,eq Subscr SQl1snolt0r8?t 08srs,IWm.o--eetham and Son. Sbcitions WiM be received at thie barsking.houses of .loasrs. Barclay, Tritton, Bevaiand Co. Lombard-street; Mtessrs.Dixonand Co. Chancery-lIne and Messrs. Frys and Chapman, St Mildrea's. court, till the 30th lnsmnt, after which time no sabscrlber will be admitted but by-application. to the directorc. Prospectusee may be obtained at fhn above-named bankers. 7t HAMEffS WAsTER COMPANY, for providing the Setropolis with a CONSTANT and UNLIMITED SUPPLY of WA ER, of a pure and unexceptIonable Quallt COtlTEof MNa lET. Sir E:dwvard Bank3!T ' Robert Itekards, seq. Thomastrunton, esq. Wm. Routh. esq. James Buron, esq.Edmond W. Rundell, esq. Charles Calvert, eqsq. M. P. Robert Slade. esq. WIlliam Stanley Clarke, esq. Slf Walter Stirllngt bart. W. Crawahay. ssq. I W. Thompson, esq. *t.P. a Ald. Walpole 're.esq. a5bn Fsnm Timins. esq. John Garrett, esq. Alderman Colonel Trench. N. P. R. T. J. Glyn esq. iohn Tulloch, esq. Whm. arensellfa, Winm. Venables, esq. Ald. Thomas Htn=, esq. 0 S. .Whlttaker, esq. Thomas lood, esq. Smuel WillBams. esq. Grge Lyal,es. Thomnas Wilson, esq. Rlcb&td ?1ee Re kes, es. BankerSir R.C G h115, H,lifax, Glyn, Mills and Co.; and Sir Walter Stirling, Stirling. and Hodso i. Enzineer-Mr. Philip Taylor. Sollcltors.Messrs. Freeman and Heathcota. All communications on the business of the company to be addressed To the Committee of Mannagement of the Thamees Water Company." aS Messrs. Freeman and Heathcotes, Coleman-street. DBMICUS of the UNIV0R- SIYo DNBURGH bave resolved, In ordeir to be able to ceralntie rgui,rattendance of Ptedical Students.- I. That every medical stndent shall matriculate aed Inscribe his name in the album of the university !n the month of November,unless e obta-in specala leave, on application lo the faculty to enter at a later Y. Thathe shall Inscribehisname pgain In the album In the first wreek of every month thereafter till the end of the se5sson. 3. That no certificate of attendance on avinter session, such as Is required for gramuation, be gr.nted to anystudent whose name has not been regularly inscrlbeta by himself In the album at all the six :periods above menUtoned. 4. That also every mediceal student who matriculates for the sum. mcr cla.ces .shaU Inseribe his nare In tbe album on or before the ISth of Mtay,and thereafterIn theirstweek ef every month, as directed for students in th.e wipter session, N. B. At the time of the ftrst Inscription for the session, each stu- dlent Pays the usual matrietilatiors fee of lOs. but no fee Is paid at the subsequent incerittlons. Extractea by order of the Venatus ANDREW DUNCAN, JunS. Seeretary. Edinburgh Collee, Oct. 13, 1824. OTICE is hereby given, that APPLICATION Is lin N tended to be made to PARLIAMENT, In the ensuing session. for leave to WIng In a BILL for the better SUPPLYING with WATER from the RIVER LEA,at or near Lee-bridge. In the parish of St. John Hackney, In the eounty of Mtiddlesex; and from the River Thames at or near Shadweli-dock, In the parisli of St. Paul Shadwell, In the said C'ounty of Middlesex, the inhabitants of the several hanmlets, town- 2hips, or places following, that ]R to say:-Upper Clapton. Lower Clapton, taamfordhill. Dalston, Kingsland, Sbacklewe l, M,llonvay, Hromerton, Ratelift, Mls end Old Town,MlHe-end New Town, Oldfora, aid placesadJacent or near thereto, in the county of Middle=ex. Also tbe Inhabitants of the several parishes of St. Jolmn laekney, St. 'Matthew Betbnal-green, St. MarF islilngton, St. George in the aist, St. John Wapping, St. Paill S adwell, St. Dunstan Stepney, All lnints Poplaur,tSt. Ann Llmehocese, Newvington, and Tottenhain, In tLhe said county of Mliddlesex; St. Alban Wood-street, Allballows Barking, Alihallews Bread-street. Alihallow.s Lombard-street, All- hallows London-wall, A)lhallews Stain!ig, Allhallors 2rwAmes-seroet, Sr. Alphage, St. Andren- Undershaft, St. Alidretv Wardroba, St. Ann Aldersgate. St. Anthnlln, St. gristin St rtBartomew Exel'snge, St. Benedict Finek, St. Beonedict biracechureb4. St. lleLnedict Paul's-wharf, Chrietchurch, St. Clement Eastcheap, St. Dionis Backehurelh, St. Dunstan East, St. Edmund the KI,ig, St. Ethelburga. Sr, GGeorge Botolph.lane, St. Helen, St. James Dlwes'splace, St. James Garlc. hithe, St. Katherine Coleman, St. Kath,erlne Cree, St. Lawrene eJewrry, St.- Magnuss Lonidon-bridge. St. Margaret Lotbbury, St. Mfargaret Pat- tens, Rood-lane, St. Martin Ludgate. St. Mlartin outwieb.h St. Mary &behurch, St. Mary Aldermaibu%, St. Mlary Aldermary, St. Mlary-le- bow, St. blary Hill, St. Mary Sr-,Rnus. Old Fish-street; st blary Somerset, St. Mary Voolnoth, St. Matthew FrHIay-street, St. Mlebacl Basishaw, St. Michael Cornbl;l, St. Milchael Crooked-lane St. Michael ,ueenlithe, St. UMlehael Royal College HU), St. Michael Wood-street, St. Blae reed-street, St. Milldred Poultry, St. Nieholas ColabbYs, St. O1lave Hart.stret, St. Olave Jewr"s-, St. Peter Cortiliill, St. Peter-le. poor, Broad-street; St.SteDhei Coleman-street, St. Stephen Valbrook, st. SwvItbin London-stone;St. Vedast Foster.lane,all in the City of Lon- don; SLAndrew Holborn,St.BartholomewtheGreat, Smlthfleld,St.Bar- tholomew the Less, St. Betalph Aldeisgate, St. Botolphs AldKate, St. Botolph Bishopsgate, St. Hride B3rldewell Preeinct, Christchurch Spitalfislds, St. Dunstan in the WVest, St. George the Martyr. Queen- square, St. GIIeC Cripplegate, ?t. James and St. Johbn Clarkenwell, St. LeonardShoreditch, St. Lule Old-street, St. Mary Whitechapel, St Sepulchre, Trinilty hi the M,inories, St. George Bloomsbury, St. Giles in the Fields, St. M%artin in the Fields, St. Katherine by the Tower, St. Paneris. St. Mary Islilngton, the Liberty of the 'Power, the Liberty of the Old Artillery Ground, the Liberty of the Rolls, and the Liberty of Nortonfalgate, all in the said sounty of Middlesex. and Stratford Bow. otherwise Stratford-le-bow, In the counties of Middlesex and Essex- and for making, placing, erecting, laying, repairing, extendin , and continuingreservoirs, pipes, drAius, aqueducts and ether wors, for that Purpose, whith reservoirs. drains, aqueducta, and other wvoxk are intended to be anid w Il be made, p laced, erected, laid. extenided, continued, nnd car- ried in to or thnrough the several parishes, towniships, and places aLforesaid, or sonle aart or parts thereof. DE1JNET5. GRtAVES, BAXENDALE, and ATAIHAI, Solicitors fof the Bill, King's Arm-yard, Coleman-strect. TRE,ATRg ROYAL, DRL7RY-LA4N. THIS EVENING, THE hMAID OF THE MILL. Lord Almworth Mr. Horn; Ralph, Bir. Knight ; Fanny, Mrs. Waylett. To coinclude witfAi th tlme)m a new grand Oriental tale of ragic, called THE ENiCIIA TED C UISERR; or. TIme Sultan of Curdietsan. TIIEA 7'R U1 t)t1I. ., ('!1VEZVT.-ARDE1aV. THIS EVENING, VENICE PRESERVED. ladfer, Mr. C. Kemble. Pierre, Mir. Youngr Belvidera, by a Lady, (her second appearance.) After which, TVi ESCAPES, or, The Water Carrier. Fur the BENEFIT of Mr. HAMBLIN. T HA7ATR E ROYAL., HAYJIIA1RA'RT. TtHIS EVRNING TOWN AND COUNTRY. Cosey, Mr. Dowton; Reuben Glenroy, Mir. hlamblii; Hon. Mrs. Glenroy ,Mrs. Glover. After which, SWVETlT.ARTS AND WIVES, Billy Lackladay, Mr. Liston; Laura, Mlss Kelly. TIEAT}RgROYAL, ENGLSH OPJERA rO USE, Sterand. Mr.MATHEWS's celebrated TRIP to AMERICA having been in. terrupted, in June last, at the period of its highest attractIolln by tihe necemssity Of com mencing time English Opera season; and nany fuanllies of distinctIon, then absent fromn London. having urged its repetition ; it Is respeetlull announse.that btr. NIATHEwS will be fouind AT IfO0ME THIS I:VEDNING, Saturday. Nov. 6th. A VEF,H ThEATFl RR, .'ftrand. THIS EVENING will be presenlted an en tirely newv romantic bur- letta speccacle, in three acts, entitled VALMONDI; or, The Un. hallowved Sepulchre. Ta coniclude wssith ans entirely newv farcical hurlettb, entitled THE YOUNG WIDOW; or, A Lesson ffor Lovers. Doors open It 6, and comunmence at a luarter before 7. Half.price ;sthalf.past 8.__ : The publication of Tite Tivics commenced at fi o'cockI ycster. 4 (day morning, and finished at 8.