EAST INDIA-HOUSE, July 2,...
PXST? ItND A1OiOU, Suly 2, 1S24. 1 VJUECourt of DirPWtors of the United2 Comnpan.,y of~ Tip_ tirchantof Englanditradirng, tbe.East Indesdoh~erebygi ntc,thatt aGjENERAL COURT of, the esiUd COAIPANV vl ehl sit their thouse. In Leadenhall'street, on. Friday, the 9th 11nst. at I11 thAfuawj n ethefreon at thdethe 'fnine. proprietors, agreeablyto Indio the Hany. th lgrl fteCotiCt of Directors of the'East IncldLt Copnyth -oeno att. deieo WVe, the tmidersignect Proprietors oDf Ea%t Indlia Stool, dul LildosE- IIS Yequeest a General'Court of Proprietors nraay be sunmmonied 'for the purpVose of takni rintr consAideradtioni the state of the Publie f'rcss iii India, the regulatioiis that are now In force respecting It kt' the ssvraiPreidecie inInda, nd lsotheproceedfings which have ~Mr. ucki~hamand lr. Anot,two f it ediors. "F. LAURIE " ~JOSEPH4 HOMNE "WM THORNTON DOUGLAS KINNTAIRD 3. ADDINEt.L CnAs. FORBES EDWAR ROWOTH "M. REID "H t. OIORTH." JOSEPH DART, Sec DRrrga COMMRCIALINSURNCE 0CMPAN4Y. IOTICE ir Atercbil wiven to the Propri tors f thzis Corn- Itpny, that a DIVI'DENID, after the rate of five per cent. pcer annum on the moinies paid by each proprietor up to the 30th ult. will be-payahleat thelhouse ofthe Company, 5, CornhiUl, on Mionday next, the Sth of July, between the booirs of 1 1 and 3, and on every follow. ing day. SundaAys axcepted, betwei)n the same hourt. And notice Is also hereby given, that Assurances which expireatAldersmmer should be renewved within 15 days thereafter-, or they becomne void; alid that the re-ceipts for such renewa.-ls are niow ready for delivery wvith the re. sPeetive Pagnts for the Cornpany tbroucchout the United KlnKdoia. ~BNZER PERNIE. Alanatring Director. .LTEWFOUNDLANT~Cf-OL SOCIEry, insti.. ited 1823. for Educating thte Poor of Newfoundland. Vice-Patroni, the Right Ron. the Earl of LIVERPOOLt. Presifdent, the Right lMon, the Earl BATHRURST. lio, ad igh 11v.VICEP-PRESIDE-NTS. Han. nd Rght Rev.the Lord John S. Harfo,rd. ceqq. B:ebopoflAchfifeldand Coventry IRobert Wllmyt Horton, eii. M.P. Right Ho3n. Lord Vise t. Lorton Sir Robert Hlarlry Inglis, hart. M.P. RIght Hion. LordI Caltliop jimon Key, esq. ald. Right tion. Lord Gsinble'r5 11L. Lester, esq. HI.P. Right Hion. Loril Biexley WVilliam Taylor Mioney, esq. H.-P. Sir Thosi. DykeAciand, b%rt. H P. IiabertWilii,m Newmasat, esq. M.P. Joseph Butterw~orth. ocsq. hIIF,. Right Hon. Sir George Hlenr-y Rose, John Cator. es . U...B. Al-P. .1. Dent RIqHP. Admitral SIr JamQsSaumnaTez,bhrt, RicbarX 11art'DavIs, eqq. ALP. I .;.a WiDia1ni Evans, ereq. II.P. (I CIarlea A%ugustus Tolk.,estq. %I.l'. FrancisFre, .lt Chef William Wilberfores. esq. NI.P. Jujstice or ZNewfoundland .i. 13. Wilduinn, esq. HI.P. Johii Garratt, esq. aid. John WVhitnsare, Jun. esil. .Iohn Cl5adstone, csq. lt.P. N V. H-. Trar,t, esq. HI.P. J. B. Garlanid, esq.I G eorge, Tuidor, esq. Treasixter, John Welli, esq. N.P. The FIRST AJ5NUAL At ETING of the above lnstltlitlon will be held at the London cofielieonse, Laxdgate-.hlIl, on. Tues4day, the 13th In itat, at12 o'clock. Suitable acccmrnr,datlon ivill be prevIded fo, rl Jli anis 'Ticitets of amlodeii.on may be htad, at thie bar of the London ~~ ROBiNsoN~~~~~, }t Secretaries. ~ OOMFIELD, the POET, IAUTHIOR ao' the FAP.51R's BOY, "to. Thefatnilv of'thishliamia,le man, amannio less distinguished by his worththanhis eniu, ar. inconsquene ofthe long ~ Illness that ~iroththim t Ist o hi grve,leftin rea disres. lie object of the ollwin soserpiln i toaffrd hempermanent relief by a ,.tofl nnuty,and he malestdonaionwil hethan kfully received a t ~ Moruya. lbemrletret; Mssr. Lnignmn and Co.'s;, and Messs. Bldwn an Co's, atcrost'r.rw.and also R Nat esrs. Roges, owgod,andCo.', bnkes, lemntslane, Lombard-stret Listoof the stubscribers wvill appear from timne to time In the London caprs,andals Ina ew ublcaton aled IThe Remnains of Rober-t fi, wich wll e ublshd i afewv days, for the exelustve 'ra beevoen ar renetedto aytheir donations to none hut resrecahl agnts asthefamly avebeen deprived of the kinld as- sisanc ofseera frend tr.s~h heInterference of unauthorlsed Respectable persons in the couintry, who wvilt takce the troubl ofAre- ceivinc subscriptions, are requested to annouu"'e their conet to Mu'. Josh. Weston. 12. Prolvidence-raw, Thisausr-%qoaRre,wb-o itill give pub. licit), to theIr kind assistance, ~,nd who will also correct any error-s or omissions In the subscriptio~, liscteof which b,e has timely information. Earl of onadale Sul,iscr',Pton, aread rreeeived. Rev. W. L. Bowles - IO 00 lr.. E]lliott Xo? 10 00 Rev. W L. Bivles 3 30 HIfim Rogers 0 Rev. C. 1. Tayler I 100 Yir. Park ' 2 00 Rev. Vin. Walkier I 00 A Friend - 01 06 MArs. LVes,'ke I 00 RIght R1ev. Dr. Poynter I 00 11*r S' nson o - 0 6 W. H.WNhltbread. e.sq. 10 00 -'~ ,aSq. - 1000 IEditoror Tlme,s TeleseopeI10 0 R.ev. F'rancis Fortescue, I Meesrs. Dawrban and Soils, Knottesford I 10 0 Wiebeach - ' I0 0 Rev. Jl,shn Hoiper Io1 0 0 I r. (;eo. Cooper, of Shef. tev. Ed ward- ituriol Raly. iford ' 10 0 'Drummond, D. D. 10 0 j Messrq. Cooper and Arch, Vnathan Drake, MI.D. 10 0 of Shefford ' 1 0 0 SIi,sWso 30a 0 Mr. C. Gave, of ditto I10 0 Re-,. W. Branwhize Clark 10 0 Mr. Storbridge, of ditto 010 0 Miss D. - - 0 26 Vr. Parrot. ofditto 0 10 0 C. Bhloinield.cesq. surySr. Mr. Clark, of ditto 0 10 0 Edmsund's - - 10 0 Mfr. WVin. Green, of ditto 0 50 Right Run. Lord J.-Itzrov 5 00 %fr. Bctts, of ditto 0 6 0 His Grice the Duike of Mlr. T. Inskip, of di'tto 2 0 0 BVi ford I . 10 00 Rev. 0. OlIvier,Coinpon- 0- His Grace tbe Duke of Shefford Friend - '-j Graftoni - ' 10 00 Mlrs. Barber, Sheff'ord I i0' W. Rds'I esq. ' 1 0 0 A Sliefford Fr-iend 0 o H-. Alexarder, esq. I 00 By a Traveller, at Shef- J. Weston - - 10I 0 fod it Br "ewer 0 26 A,brslinm Reeve, esq. I 0 Mr.lllngrn, dit 110 JohnrillsKh, esq. f w Ladies ditto 2 0 0 Bernard Barton, esq. 10 0 Msr. adwin, Crdock, Hcnryr ltgers,,esq. 0 00, n JOy 0 Nlr. J. Everett ' 01 00 1- a Very few 'days wvill he r,ahlls ied, in 2 volt. for the exeltisive be- nei: e th ~osly HEREMINSofrtOBERT IlLOOMIFIELI), In Poety ad Prse:and n ashor tie (y eubseripti,on), 'in aid of the sam obect Th So cat Rshet Iloofied.set to music, partly by himel, prty b hs h.sherIsac,ndparlyby celebrated eomiposers of t~ Prseuiday,A feipecunen 01 he msic,hy;e of these lasti named gentemen, u-Il be inclded lii Te emis. Proposals for the subecrltlon will lie lft at Messrs. ouldiog and Co.'s, 20, jARI4ATE, June 30, 1824..--.At a- very numeroLs andi hihyrespectable NMECTflutj of IMIAIITANTS held this daY at the Town flail, at 12 o'cloec In tXhe forenoon, cuonvened by the Depty,forthepIi'poeofav,g before them the measures which hive t-en adopted with thCVe.w vis5o obtaining tliePARDON of JAAMrS TAYLOR. now at liosany B under a cominiisited sentencee of trans. Pttonfor life, buit wh,ite it belle ,ed is guiltless of the eri-ne fwr I W hle Its tiransported 'and to adopt such further ienca n h cs aS shall be deenred 11109,,ads-isable. n ntecs FRkN'CI/GOCBB Esq. Deputyt, in the chair. This meeiing ba'Xig frilly considered the cas;e of JanmesTaylor, 'who, 'Siths ilnt?- er were tried befor e ithe Hlonorable Baroli Wood at the Spring A A e'for the co,unty of Kant, he,d at Mlaidstone, In the y-ear 1822,und'er the statu,te 52d George the T'hird, aipon a charge of Aig or, the second day of September, 1821, felonoiously Fs- senibleilto Wethei'erwith fire arms, and other offens ve weapons, at or near NMar,:, Bay, in the parish of St. John the Baptisit. In the sqaid cit1 for the prirpase of removing smluggled goods. It appears that us'.', the trial 01 the -aid ladietase;t, Thomas Cooke, James9 JuStice. Samuel Kerby Meredith, and Thomas Hlears, were examined. 'in the, part of the Crown, not one of wrhom (except Cookel charged the sai1d James Taylor wvitht being in the affray wilich was the subilject of the indictment, that (locke, upon his erogs-iexamin,aiion, ',4nititsi that there was muich Conifusion and noise, that he biun. ,celf was in a state of considerable alarm. anid tl,.'t the mnorning was dark a-nd hazy att the timAe at which It aRppe%jr-d to him that be aw latdheadTwo in the affi-ay, thlat It is evident, that if TaylorwsI h affrav, his presence there. mnust have been known, to Justicee.l eredith, and He,ars, ini as nsxich as they were accom- plices in the offence with wrhIeh Taylor wras charged ; thlat oni the 'r f 4Ylor, three wi-tnesses, namnely, Robert Harmarn, Chtarles Vf .and James Saunders wvere sepnrately examined; all1 of whom p.roved,vmececlearly nd distlnetly,tbatTaylIorwa.s engag;ed withi tiiem, fronn 12 to 3 o'cl,sekIn the miornling, In another transacilois at one oif the bathing hous-es, at Mlargate, adisttance of nearly 2ssilles fromn the 'Place at which the affray happe,ied, for wvhiech Taylor stood Indicted that although the transaction In which Taylor wras. so enigaged was one ofan i llicit nature, y~et it ainorliilted, howVever, oilly to a miede- ineanour,,and was- totally unconnieeted-Titl, the atffair wvhichitook Pilace at Maiarsh-1,ay, as Is fully proved by the affidavits of thie said Robert Haxanna. John Saunders, Charlest Winch, and one John Jones u that Taylor being naturally anxious, nxot only on hisl own account buit for the protection of the piersoins c'ncerned with bhinsI a the illicit stpressetho.at facgt,ead was induced,-on his first examination, to qnpprs ~ tat fat d onsequently 'to give atn unfaithflI accounsi of what he was doing nduring the time of the affray, at lilarsh.-bay; thle mrilnds of the jury being undutly Impressed with this circumstance found Taylor, together wvith the other tlghteen persons wvho wr n dicted with bins, gisiltY o h cgtlelony wills which they were charged; it appears als~o otheL JrIo beanreaitals ,connsl lor aynor ov~er .,,is brelf"t'o H'r. "Waalford, and he left It to Mr. Ryland, who had not read one word of It. That the learned Judfre, Wvho p'resided at the trial, beinig convinced that Cooke was mietaleen as to the identity of Taylor, anid being there. fore dissatisfied wlith the verdict of the jury, repommended TIaylor to His Majesty for a free pardoa: that, notwithistaniding this recoin. muendarlon, Taylor has been transported for life, contrary to wvhat hais 'been uniformly the benign course purstued, In Rimilar eases, by His tiIaiatyctV- illu-strious Famnily, since their accession to the throat of these('eals.-s., It i acnowedgd by the Secretary of the Stale, that'Mr. BnronlYood Idrecmmen~rsor forprdonb ut ItrIs stated the Judge altered his pinon fte hehadtecived fartlier information from Mfr. Peel'- fromwhene h Obtinedit,or how he cutile ascertainii ts truth, l.; Ttta,inaddiionto the ease made by Traylor aLt his trial, far,ther proos o ls~ inocece are to ba found In the dyliig depositions of the f,ci perons ho erecute for thle offence charged upon Taylor, 'i-ile' the Su red; anesence iat, or participation tin the crimne for nd also in Step hen Laurence, wiho empl~oyed all te ~csonswho ere engaged In the said aff'ray, at Mars.s Bay, deciarfiig to several persons ,ii the most respectable raLnit and e harac. ter at NMargate, that Taylor was, totR tinnocent of1 ihe charge brought ag;ainsti himn, and that he (Laulr%t'ce) was the personi whi- spoke the 'rords, and did the acts, attribtdblChc tTyo tria,ohat trerewhichebaa ri'egurd be had to the ~ evidence given at the tril, r tativlichhau)en subsequently obtained, butmore Caspe blyswdent poofhofareytoken together into conside'ration, there Is aur indLtproofcfsTaho-rc's inniocence;, for it is clear, that of thel fourwltessq vho epro ,duce!d on the part of th e prosecution, onie onlY affected Inoidenti y Taylor; antn th%t witniess ad mitted that he iwas3 at the tLime to which his tetlony eerapae nsc circumstncuses as necesscarily to insdu tuch anueaupicions as to theile pssi bilifty of h.s accuracy'. for there was gireat noise atnd confusioin the,, prevailing, aRid he was Ins a state of malcli persons al sams, and thei night Was dark ausd hazy; and moreover if asii, itestriminy ;stood alone, It ought to be deemted Inauffcelet to round a jiidgiise,1t of guilty Upon : but Taylor's defernceeIs fortified by the negative test I cuony f three of the witnesses produced on the part of the Crowrn by Ithe direct and pos3itive evidence of three consisteut rwItnesses produced by, the Prison or, who could nor be rasitakell as t. the fact to wrhich theY daposed, by the dying de~iositlol,is of four con. victs whi, were executted, and by the declaration of Laurense, vho adnsittedi hitoself to be the person whbom Cooi-e asistook. for T'ay. lor; srn that thje charge agalvast Taylor Is sustained' by the testi. loony ot one witniess only, who w'as Placed in eircuinstances wh ich furoish's troni ground to conclude that he was mlistaken; while his Innocence i-s attested by II witnesses, neither of wshom could be under any mistake o deoiiastth prisoner's Identity Aridagan i apears tht uon lC application to the Honoudr. his ish o d li5i~e in ehal ofJames Taylor, Mfr. Peel statee A o toe man and had becoi so careful, !lhat whe on iniviualha decrie~ imslfto have heard words 'poeinwhie i hi ow hose,at he i ieofthe affray, wvhich mnade house ad the sot to b , t~cdist.ance betwprihtcosinslews th Atioe the words were said to be spoken.No i a papears from ttePhce diersi evdec o everal Persons pre8enit at this nieeting, thatmi h vn Ing Of Tuseay the,22d Instanit, the experiinest ream, tried,l when evniv four seeua.,ere spoken by Hjr. Jarvis, At Mir. Cramp's ituuse, anld Tvc 1stw,diItOltlty heard at the place of the outrage. Jame, 'Tt.ereforeaisive. that theyvcolsie Jerams,l Taylore h inomo rnt tt e iiinOmlso wIhIch he is Punished, and carne8staly entreat to hermnittist to take suct, further steps III tine C5S'~ as to hins most avisable. 'R5lcuan en' Ta s-r o enrhvtItered 4p th 11Itbe ppr aVs1ub sefeAnd Children, ,sIgned theoriuuisitioa for this meeting. Snlic h Resolved- naaniinously, That we shall always considler oirstelves 'Jmst highly indebted to J. p. Powell, esq. the. late high Sherilr-of thi. county, for the verT, manl idkn ath a ae nfvu Taylor and his famit y syai id ath a aknI aor Riesolved unaninmOSIns, That ouir sincere expressions Of thanks be of1f'red to H. Mar-tit). eseq. Hi.p. for the veyumnLndFciepr he bath taken In, behlfU of James Taylor.r uaead ciesr Resolved unanInisouqlY, That the cordial thjankso hsuern are e-speClaJ1ydue to the inhabitnntsj who signed f theruistnionctoith Deputy, pmtticnslarly to Daniel Jarvi, s.q, d w hoe reuria-ited ertionsh Indeveloping time intrjccisf hi ea.e are lost highlyd cxreditabl to hIs head anid heart. aesothsabAr ntbghycdibl Ilesolved unttnimously, That the thannks of this nseeting are due to -our eltepo tyF. Cobb. eqq. for his able conduct in the chair. Resolved unaniimously, That these resoltitions be printeed and pub- *lisiled Jn the London and also it, the Kentish papers. (Signed) FRANCIS COBB, Chairman. SATLE-ND PLOO NG' LSS WINDOWS and ou eL & SbLNIDs halpgOthleNGGLASSES,..The patent windowvs, with- out rosbas, hvin th efectt of one usniforni sheet of glass-I, have obtained the highest Approbation of the first Nobility 5usld Gentry it, thte klngdoni,In wh'Ioseinaaiisonr they arepiaced in town and coumitry. -jilmilar towbicisusray always be see'n, Adapted to Frenchb Oazement,~ conservatories, library, bookcnses, skY]lghtH,&Q, at JOHNHDFR3 Jooins.glssmnufeeoy, he ornr f Dean and Coniptn H teGets' Solo isnluishe 5 yets). her, fomthe, Immense fatll s~treets, ~o ate tdharreuein price .znoe tan 5~pscent A argeassrtment of,all dimensions eie- galily~anld,l5eont~ftlyfttS upand delivered to order,on,6 bIs i')OhIae~(o~ross$seostrueedfor that purpose, I3ACON FIRE IN$URANCE COMPANY, Wo.8, Lgi 1i-Place, Blaekftriars, and 184, Regent-street, oxford- strea. Lodon.DIRECTORS. -Sfr* HeCsrY Parnell, bart. M.P. ChairmAin. Berkiamnin Arnsle 30 WVray, esq. 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Sami. slaltort, esq. 0 0 0 HI.P. - . . te00 Wrn.WNrigh - - 2 20 Swvinton Holler,, deil. 10 0 0lero arid Victory Steam Frederick HWidson and Packet Company 550 o Co, ao2 10 0Sir Joseph Huddart 5 60 00 I, Claude1 Scott, hart. an 0 II Ricehard Arkwright. esq. 26 00 irnthoyaril 110 Eclipse. Venus, and Al- SirPcerLsule.kr.Sheiff 6.5 0 bioni Steam Packcet Co. 21o0 lisa -on. esq. 0 01John Heighington, seq. 10 10 0 Subscr:prlons received at the bankhing houses of Miessrs. Spoonier, Attirood, and C o. Graechbnreh-street;- and Nlesrsr. Coutts. Strand. I rjsRTHUAKSIil SRIA.-At a MEIGo Bthe C.0)iMITTEE for managinig the SUBSCRtIPTION for- the RELIEF of the StJFF8RETIt by the E,\RT'lIQUAKES inl SVRIA, heid at John's essflreb,vic'. she lath instant; JO1N THF,OPMILUS DAUB3UZ, Epq. Treasurer,lin the chair; The Recretar-y having read isdetail of the prcedings relative to this subscription, anId of the oibstaecls whili"hZ hav prevenited mocre thani a partial dis-trIbution of the funds raised for thie rvelief of thte wretched suifferers bytthe Earthquakes irs Syria, It was unanimously resolved, That the Narrative now laid by the Trreasurer before the commlittee be prilited and circulated'. That,60 pc-i- cent. be returnied to those subscribers who shall thiink proper to temina,d the same, lin writing, on or befo,re the 1st of Auguist aext, on thelinve,rifying thcir ldenittty, by means satlaractory to the in iority ofa mneeting of the coninnaittee. hai,a applications for such return, and thiat sucli proofs of Identity. be addressed to the treasurer-, seRied and left previously to the lst of Auguist, at John's coffeehouse, Cornhill. That onI or after the I1st of Auigust the ecrnmittee will deemi that part of the suin reinainiiFr then unclaimed, or wvhich shall niot be claimed to the~ satisfaction of the rnajorltt', of a meeting of the coin. muittee~ as to the Identity of tlhe several subscriptions on whichi the return shall lie claimed, to br left at the disposal of the committee, and that such sum shall then be divided In the following proportions to the charities t,.-reafter mentioned, Ithe principal subscribers hav- ing cosnsentedl to c-auch dieposal) viz. :.a0ne moiety to the Suibscription for the ReLef of the Suiferers at the Cape of Good H4ope. One-fourth to the Royal Institu'tion for the Preservation of Life from Shipwireck. Otne-fourtrh to the Seamien's Hospital, on board hifs Majesty's 8hip Grilmpus. Thiat the thatnks of this conmmittee are eminently dlue, and ar-e hereby presenited, to his Excellency Lord Strangford, His Majesty's Arnbassaor to theO Ottoman Por~;te; to John Cartwright, esq. Britishi Cnnsul-G enertal at Conistantiniople; and to Joh~n Barkler, esq. British Consul at Ale-ppo., for their humane, zejlosus, arid able efforts, to carry lrtr- effect the benevolenit intentions of the contributors to the suS,- F rin1iorm fur the relief'of the sufferers by earthquake and famine, in Syrfa; and that these resolutions he conveyed to his Excellency ,and the sad geiitlemeni, signed by the treasurer. TJh;tLh thanks of this committee are duie, and are hlereby pre- setirted to Johin Theopsilhis Dathboz, eass. for his kcind and unwvearied attention to thssiaftairs of this subscription, as treasurer, arid fil cor- resipoinding wvith the necessary agenits in Turkey. That the thanks of this cominittee are ilue, and are hereby pre- sientesi to Robsert Hiumphrey Mlarten, esq. for his strenuious exertions- in Pronmoting and Iris attentisninli conducthnig.the su4tbscription. 2,NNew Br oad-street, Ju ne, 1 824. JO ANTCT'RRMii Ln.g S e. PITrYBOND)S.-.Coalniarket, Lond(on.-.An AC;t "_U of Parliaineret havIng passed (6 (leo. TV. Sees. 3824) svluich re- eidtieRyal asseest oil the 21st day of Junte Insnt -nod which act is enititled "An Act to enable the Mavy'r and Commnnonalty arid Citizeus 'if the Cfityof Lsondon to raise a Suns of Mloney, at a rqdinied rate saf Interest, to pay off the Moimie.i nowv charged on the Dirttles payable by virtuie of anl Act mnade tin the forty-third year of the reIgni of his late Mlajesty Kinig George Ili. for esthitlalbing a free Mairket in time city of Londonl for thie Sale of Coals;" It is provided artid eniacted amnong othier thiilgs, that If the person or p)ersons entitled to allyv anniuity charged by virtue of the several recited acts In the said nac muentionedt, orrm,y isf th,es, or Ontitled thereti, as execuitor or admiries- trator, trusitee, or tile gtlardiarm or, guardians of any Infant or infains. or the comimittee opr committees o any luilatie entitled thereto, shllk" be willing to aceeptais aninuity after the rerIluced ratte of 41. Per centuips Ie anum iii Iieii of such annuity respectively, and shall within :i() .' et after the passing of this act pro(iirce ait thie office of thte Chamberlairs of the said City the bonid by Whiche suclh anniilty re- spective!.y shall be sectired, and perrmIt a iisenior-arsds5m to be end,orsed or wvritten thereon, b,y any of ttire Clercks of the raid Chambiterlain, of the acceptance of stirci reduceed annuity, ttisen arid In every or any sich casge the anorilty seeured ly such boird respectively shall be reduceed accordlingly, and shall not re redeemed by virtue of the Pro- vision befote contiirierlIin tlele ?,'Id' att for pitying off the same, hint shall be redeemabie iii th,e saaa. mariner as the annuilties to be cha-ged liy virtue of thIs act; It' -,urruance therefore of the crid act, ioti ih hreby given to all PCr56sotwhorn It tma concern, that irs case any jWrson or per-sona 0artitled to any of suer bonds shalh,0on or is)efore dnesda), dh'lray of Jirlynext ibering Bdaysafter pasing the saId act), sige,jfy their consent to 'receive such reduced Interest or annuitY, 5a1d bring Iiris,her, or their bsind or bonds to tire Office of the Clhtinberlain oftheb said'City for indorgement thereon, agreeaitly to tire pr'ovisions of the raid act,scinch person and persons ivill lie e-ntitled totire said r-educed ratec of interest or annui ty. to cum neiesee fromn the 5th day osf Janiuary, 18?6. 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IV. sect,. 18241, which receiVed thie Royal assent on the 17th day, of June inistaint, nrsdwvhicrh act is entitled~ "An Act to enable thie Mayor ariid Coorimonalty anid Citizens of the- dest -.1London to ralse a sum of Money at a reduiced rate of Interest, to pay, off the Mloilies nosy charged on the T'olls andf 'uties Payable by vlprteovinfotr rita of the reign of lils late Majesty King Georgre III. for Imrvn leNsvl tion of thie river Thames weasteard of Lorrdoii- brde ihnthe I bIerties of t-ire city of Loridoim," it Is provided and enlacted amiongK other things, that If the person or persons entitled tti alY sum of money charge by virtue of the said 1'ecited acts, or any of them, or entitled timeret., as executorosr administrator-, ctrustee, or gue,rdisrs or gurardians of aniy inifailt o - nfanits, or the ermsimittee or econmmittees of any Irrimatic entitled thereito, shall bes Willing to accept Interest after the reduced tate Of 41. per cent-sm pererintmurmIn reapeet thecresof respectiv.ely. and shall wIvthin thijrty days,, next aLfter tue Passing of this act produce at the otflce of tire t:hmberlain* of the said Clify the bOnld by hiciih suchi sum of misney aird the interest thereof resueettlvely, slall be secured,arid permit a mewns,randumin to) be endlorced or- written ther-eon by any of the clerks of the satid Chamn- berlain, of the accePtancle of such reduced initecest, then arid Ill eeVry or aiiry s1tih dare the ralter-eat saccrsed biy such bondi respectively shar beredulced accordingly, alsd shatll not be paid isif by virtue of the provision before cotine ntm adat for payIngosft the samie. 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An A pology for a Preface. 2. Lightr and Shadows of Irish tLife; Ist, The Chained0Orator.and the Purplein-.n; 2d. Inside View of an Oang Loge.3. he enteme ofthe Press, anew Ballaid. 4. Songfro th Spaish 5.HighBirh. oore. fiogg, Cunningham,. Jeffry. ordGienere'e. lielail,&c.6. Songzs from the Frenchb:: let ChisianChrit; 2, itaeaid heRainbow. 7. "MIy WVedding- Nigh;" I-i oln,iiiis chpte inLor Bouis %IS. Nlcmoits. 8. Tge. Huibug oftheAge No I.TheOpim E-ater. 9. Fashionable Fe-- male tudis. N.1. ems.10. ritial ad Poetical Dissertation oni Ale. II. Influence ofIiiythology on theF'ineArts. 12. The Bayewraer Review. 1:3. RhymingReviewi of Redipaunrlet, Devil's ElixIr. Gil- hert Earle, I nheritance. Clarinda, Adanri ;tnd Eve. Ge-na ilomanorunm, Wilhelm Meister, Sulllvait's Dramas. I-,ves of the Coisurts. Shelley's Posthurlous Poems. Knox's Soitgs of Israel. l-iendersiti's Htistory of Winies, Ac. wuith a Pr,I.e P.S. oif Literary Chit Char. London, printed. f,r'rJah n A nderson:' Edinburgh. 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It:s wit, Its varity. he smpility f ir stye. nd,iispite of the eumieroits lim- putaion aganstits uthr's earing ts extensive and curious re- seach,preeti a ombnattinof 'ttsctonsA which cannot fail to pro- curesn lastin plpity. *The trans)atloti lefore us Is exe- cuted with tocrc-ad spirit, To'l transfuse tue writ of Voltaire into a foreign lague isf ours.e no easyv task. The attempt however lias beeit md,Ithe utesent instanice, with as Much cuccess as, in any precedinig triai,iation fromi the writings of this author, and with nitchl gseateT thanI In most 01 them. Thbe English reader itill certainily feel great,obligation for a present at once so instrttctive aind Hnturinig as th,is book has brett niade by thetranslator&."-Westmlnster Review, Nio. 11. Prinited for J. and 1-. L. Hunt, Tavistock-streel. Co. i'ent-garden. Juslt puiblis-hed, b,y Bi. Jennfings-, 2, Poultry. IT, 3 vole. imper.Ial 4rA. pri ce 21 1. In toards. tir In Moitothly Partsa,t 11. I t. each, dedicated by permission to the King's Yost ExePllent Mlaiesty,. CRITICL INQIRY into AN'CIENT ARMOUR a., It existed lit Europe. but particularly In England, from the Norman Ceonquest to tthe reign of Kitig Charles I1. wvith a c-lossary of Military Trerms of the Mliddle Ages: emnbellIshed with 70 coloured and tiotlined. plar-e, 2li illurminated capital letter-,mand engraved v-ignette titles, Biv qA?.IL'EL RU-SH 'MEYRICK. LI..D. and F.S.A. "1But svhilLC the hpleitdoitr of its decorations is well calculated to excite curiosity, the novel character of its c,mrtente, the very cutriouLs ecu-acts front ravre, MSS. In which it ahloutidA, anid the pleasing manner in whichi teauthor's anitiquariani researches are prosecuted, ssillv fwems take itot, temipt manty. who takce up the stork in Idlentess, to peruse It wvith care.`-Edinbiirgh Review. -We h;ave thuis endeavoured tio conivev to the reader someic deat of the mnerits and execution, thoiilg' wve can gle'e biltIta slight Itopression Indeed of the Intetest of Dr. Mey,rick's woark.1-Fdbibutrgh Rleview. -We have, at the commence- ntitet of .,ur Review. so fully expressed our opinion, that It iS U0- nec,essary to adld further rccomitmendatioin of a witrk wvhichl Merits, anid we doutbt not swill find, a place in every considerabile public library ini thie klngdomt"-Literary Gazette. 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