PUBLIC-OFFICE, Whitechape...
IJ~i'it Sperc i'""pit on ZitDecember. 1824. .10tralng partufin Pond.s Ste:-Iln'- and Nlarks 1:11ir;,, 3do,rming pet A,f th.Ie above Lon,n will Im paid ;tt the Counttinghiouse ol ;~tissr. tL4. old ehiidr htid Co. s, Great St. Helen's-passa,ge, Bishopis. ~at~stre; FidaY,. tIhe 31st instant, niud every stueeeediuig day, oetwee die our'If 10 anti 2; and the I;Older, aRie requiested tt leav th diided warranitsa atttheir. offi,e, with lssteeftot ~kslys~uge it ed. n aypelo to Paymlent, in tirdQr that ThjO~DONald BIRMINGA1RILf l)O- - PAN .-For he purose ofefcting a d;reer, cheap, aind expe ditfos comunlationbetweis he mtroplsilii ad the itiiest ceottra )ar o Eglad.itis trpoed o nor a HAIl 11O D fromt iONDOiS (to BlRMNGrAye nec seft. thel latter pla,,,ce with the alreadi) *V!mmeItc Is ulldetain,her iti,ni and LivePi.l Rail Rond eindult iIs. rquit la,eio bae 11. o god.-i. by a lee. 'tiyrnlioigh t round anf naUore tri iftt thle lial,ilityofdlisl 't.e public. .utbbeiictlt The genermi p~r'inepies Of flail Bonds, and their snperioritv ovei cLonveyaltce by elanati being ?slrea,~y S. familibir to thie pui,lic, it is til aleces?Qry to dilate Upont thit Part of tfic -Idi.eot: bitt ft nitty ill s.tated. thAt the Proprietors or thltf mJetr-takin 'viii 4dipt si railge 3r55: itsiearly similhar as eireujistii."s sviii Sdntit nt thouse labi bfr4tiie Public In tile prosf,ectu5 ,,tf lthtirtgfst idJvpo The expenlse ~fVfi'rmniqg thie direct road, conn1tecting Lotndonm ana r~rlirnghaln, lin.hditig stnttiotiay witd tIo.toimtiye ealOnes, i.s esti Xnated-ar JGl.0o 01) : -and tltelitirnhier or shitre, plWopostd to lie issiltte Is 20.000 htiga thle tate Or f:,o Per iae Another Coimpansy liai'inlg liset, ais, rfat ii,utienpgda r In inyhiaml la tile sm bet utider thle itamei 0o''ftf -1Te rotuiighian and London flail Rtt (Xrpn*'lcst,are iltv et,itkii t,.t ilt t s;he Interests of' tht, tuOo [:lmpal'iks ; arid titere is ito ditttb but tim'i N. a.1jtetn,enr for that pltrpose wfi ,iiitrtfIv take place. Nofirtit i otiijdividu.il I'lill be all,twed to 1tieti, ore tItan I(t shares: and no tierstin will fe_ ceosiIdered a sitbsrrlber uintuitis taist .,hall harte bevit 'olmbiitred to,' alt]ipitr,ved by thisk comnmittee; lnot UUstiti lie Shalil have Paid a diepoisitoru X2 per shaire. Applicationts for sbare., tray be- malde t.t Mosers. AIllston nliid binfilseiby lr're.ni's.,,r ttrttilfUe solicitors hit Lonidon to t4i Compny, wio wll eceve hem tnitilTuesday ihext, at 12 o'clock ?2~er shre loto~ I1011 will Ie required to. pay at deposit i11 *ttt liaiceri ~ ~ p.N.lrer, Attwo-od, and C~o. the saresivitn ptid. slrderrl*in whio wuill give receipt;i fol Soliitn~. Aesr', Al iseu aid ii elly, London ;and Mr1. WV. II SI,rjl] HAN"IS JUNCTioN CANAL NAVI- ''II.otfeef itser,by gliveti. tha-t at METETINn,ofte iSUR ih ngl tthe propoted VANAL fronuthte Keatiit Navigation tc . -fi'tgr, Catita tii-ll be hefti at the Cr.wt i sid Anichor Tavert,, v1 ile Stratid, Loundon,, on Wednesday1; tue 22di day of December In. SntLTte chair to be taken at a1 o'cli....k precisely. Suh,,criPtiolls 51vill continiue to be received at tln. bainkittg.itoite of Messrs. Pares Atid 3Heygace*. -2.5. Newv Brldxc-street, 11`1:tkfrlars, until the suts of?l100,OiiC shall have benti thereby ra~ised,I f'r' tite pntrpv;c ttfcnrrying the jumHc. tj Into ilitietect.JOHN RICHA-RD BIRNIE. b'v.tret Lonidon, Dec. 17, 18,24. -PROPOSED SHIP CANAL fzomi the ENGLISH to etthe H3Ri';Tof, CltSINNEU9.-At a numiero)'t aitd respectable '.lEFFrlNG' of the lIJIBSCRIBERS field pursitn.ot to advertis.emrent, at the- Lotidoti (4'feeithoatse, Ludgate-hiIl, ott Trihursday, thle Iitit day ofi Dcembnier, 1824; JOHN RENT, Fsq. M.P. in tlte ei air; The reports received by tile conilniittee froiti 'Mr. Tilford and Capt. J ~icheilshiaving beeti resaa Res,olved unnlttttml,rly, That thisq nmeetin are folly satisfied, from 'the interexting and lumitihous repriorto Mr.T~elfo)rd, as tit thie practica- jiliry or eoltstructing the projected ship canal.1 That the two abhle reports of Capittin Niehiills are calculated to re- SIuave every doub1t which couild hlv,, existe-d As to thie ptactl cabilitY Of connsrueting properlharltiurs hit the Englishb and Bristol Cliannels, to -enstire the certainty or readeritig thte proposed canal a mreasiure of the Thlste'tt.nl,,Ie beetacl to the counitry, and thtat the information which ifa -e riecteclat,d arrangied by himi, ato titerevenueand the uses fthtnal prear,s to lie stit.f as to) leave Tito doubt that ati ample In- coi illederived frota it toiflrtrd a valuable remune-ration to tlhe pUhscribesr. Thlar fuirthier %ubserlptloii; l-e received uintil they shall amount to 7.7-5i0.000l, thesutin reqluiredl by the estima,te, of Mir. 'relford, for the cmlmPletioit of ihe undertaking, and ill stielt mannier as tlue committee ;shall deein to be mosit advisable. 'Irltat It is the Opinion of this mieeting that application slitould be 255a.e to) Parliatretit in the nlext sesi.lin for a bill to citable thie sub- scribers to carry the proposed isucasuie into effect. That the comrmitteie fte requeste to corntiniue their services withI the powers already vestedI In them,. to cause a bill to lie prepared %8sitht such provisions as they shall deein most advisable, and to pro. secute the measures noeeSsary to be aidopted itn parliamient, and until' the act sthall be Otittl;ed. That the report cf Mir. Tel ford, together writh the Wvhole or suich 'Parts of tlat lit Captain Nicholls as the conimittee shah deem necessary, be printed anid circulated for thie informatiotn of the sub. scriber. aznd the putblic. That the thap k.a of this nmeetitig lie given ti. the committee for rthe tetio n biiytehaehonin promoting the interests of Tita th thaks f ths metin bealso given to 'Mr. Telford and CapainNl.itnls,forther ale nd utinous reports, aiid for the Thattheresiut,,tsof hisdaybe nserted In such lsewvspapers, In townand ounty, a thecommtitte sall think tit. Jo HN HENT. Chairmain. BZesolved unaniimously, That the thancs (of this meetitig be given to Jolhn Bent, Esq, for hi's very able conduct In the chtair. At a eetig of he Cmmitee'lheld after ttite adjourniment oifthe Getteral Meeting, Resolved, Tha't all applications for shares lie In futue made bY letters, Post Paid, addressed to the commnittee at Mleesre. Ring amld Luint, Gray's inn-.. usjre. AT aMEETIING of BANKERS andl MERCHANTS, JL.fl.holdcn at the Citv of London Tavernt, int Bishopsgate-street, onl Friday, tke l' day of 15ecenber, 1824; Tthe Right lion. the LOItD) MAYOR, in the ehair; was:almoved by Ge,ir-teBn~g, sq. iii. P., and seconded by WMijam TZ-17nar mi cunsl qc-ni ,. mt~ re, ett -.. ~roi fthe I;panish and othler natlotis (niany of whlom ..b"elonged to heCnsifuiilAm ihoidi thec former kingdotn) In a astate bf great distress, It Is expedient th at they be offered to the eha- ciai ottslderartfon (if tlte British public. itu Wvals'loved by Jolitl Smith, es,q. hi. P., and secended by 'Mr. AldfkrdnAl Vettables: 2. Th'lat, ah.italnhitg from expressing any opilnion of thesnmerits or dermerirs of the cause In srhieh they had emibarked, aRd in conse- eluellee of which they are nowsa' lferfings, they are offered to public citlmiserati.on wholly and solely upititttle gntundsof Christian crns- piassion and benevolettce. I twa IVimoved by M r. Al lermaut Bridget, M. P., aind seconded by John0 Caplt el eq.; 3. hatthenofifity, gentry, and the pusblic in Veleral, be respect- fuly iivied o clitihte to a -nubseription, whir shall Immsediately i-s nterd ito fr teir temrporalry relief; -suchi assistance to be con- fine to hoseat tIs tmeamo'ng Us.S It Wa movd byDavid Barclay, esq., avidsecconded by Robert 4.iit ii oder o crryinto effect the abioveresolittions, tue iol- lOWng enteme l, costiute aCommittee, wvith Power to atdd to thei nuber,shold i hedeened ecessary to the rurthieriing of the erre~mtihiedbnevo ent pupses.-. Tb0 Lord Mayor I Thomas WVilson, egq. N!. P. John Sih ~q .P William Williams. esq. hy. P. fecorgeyg.s. NI P M. Alderman Woo,d, hT. P MN1r. tema A rIg ,is P. John Boirring, esqi. Mr. Aldicis nate I Thitonas Deninani, esq, hT. P. John Bades, esq. ItI. shaw, esq. 71ohert Stittuit, esql. Z. MacAniley, esq. Joh n Cap,eq Jo-eph Fry, esq. David Barclj, esq. Hn .Aa li,i.P Jame" M.rrison, esq. Rd elesley, esq.M4. P. A. .t. Val py, is. A.IHenry Broughani, e-q. NI. P. bICt was Moved by Thomasa Wilsonl, cs.l. Hi. P. and seconded by Janmes Tlirrison, Esq. z.Tithat f).'nP1lloinr gentlenien be appolisted bankers to the said Nubscriptijt;ut:N essm~,Smith Payne anid Stiaths: Sir Richard Carr 'Glyn, Mtills, 1lallifay, and d'o. ; l-irries, Farqiubar, and Co. ; Wil- lions and Co.; and H.ares and C6. Fleet-street. It was moved by the Hon. George Agar ElLis, is. P.. and seconded by Thomas WVi;Rotti.Esq.M. P.: 6. Thbat 'Mr. Frederick kFreshfleld be appointed Houiorary Secretary to the Committee. It was movyed by Thomas Denmati, Esq. Ni. P., and seconded bY John Powring, Ftq.; 7-. That the fit,regoing Resolutions be Inserted In the followrIng daily 3e=pper,s :-The Times. British Press. Nswv Timps, Mlorning Herald, %tRnin brcniele, Puiblic Ledger, Courier, Globe and Traveller, and British Traveller. JOHN OARRATT, Chairman. I't was mioved by the Hon. George Agar Ellils, NI,P., and seconlded by (ieneral Sir John Doyle, flart. G.C.B.; s. rha-t the sincere thaniks of this Mleeting be offered to the Right i-Hon. tthe Lord Mayor, fa)r his able conduct in the,Chair, and for his 7benevolence in eonzveningthe camne. A List ofSuihscriptions receivedat the Mansion-house, for the Relief of Spanislh a-id titer Refugees:- MNrs. Storey . X2il00 Marquis of Hertford IPo 0 0 S. W. . . 5 00lHenry Rogers. esq. .. 5i 00 Daniel Hutnt, csq. .5 0 0Mr. W. Willoughby II 50 'R. L. Chantic -' 1 0 . Sle-irs j.sfaf smi6n, Tsvo young Ladies' Savings, 'Wels, I'd Son - 10I00 S. S.and D. G. - 0 50 CatanK - 5 00 Mr. WadeI-100 The Soclial SoTis under Joseph Janson. esq. - 10 00 Old Parr - -I.1 0 oJ.. , -II 0 AN Lady of Halifax, York 500'ftr. Cast~erton - - 20 0 Siir R. H4. Inglis, part. 10 0 0Jamnes Jervis, esti. -. 5 0 i J.J. Gust, esq. . 5 0 0Name omittedI-- 10 0 W.J.. Hutchison, esqs. .0 00Anionymous - -I()0 0 .Mr. Win.tHorI- 1 10 Ditto - - 2 00 Annyou,A.Z. -10(00 0T. h_ G. - - 100 0 JOsrcye o M.Ross1 0 0Anonymous . 70 0 11e. . -i Htc - 2 2 0W. Gale Townley, esq. 50 0 Zd~Delfisdeo.P01 1 0 00The Lord.Mayor's Servants1 10 00 Clers ofSir P. l Received at the Mleeting at the alsdCo. - 3 0 0 City of London Tavern. A lFrendI-10 0James Stephen, e.sq. Master 4G.W.I-- 1 10 ritChancery - -101J00 Idesars. George Hibbert Rev. J. George Wrench I1I10 aud Co. - -10 0() Mrs. J. G. Wrench - II0 M'Brlde, a mechanic 0 10Charles Danmergue, esq. 5 50 A rfrnymsoill - I0 0W. Dlli~cstt, en;c.II 10 Ditto . - 01100J. N.S. - - I- 00 'Mr. G. ReeveII 10 R. H. Solly, esq. . 5 0 0 Wrn. Armstrong, esq. I10 0A fewv Friends - 3 J00 Me'. Jarrin, Bond-street 2 0 0Robert Kent, esq. - 5 50 SW. Williamns, esq. M.P. 25 0 0 nf. Kent - 2 2 0 .N.-M. Rothseblle, esq. 10 0 0- Haynes, esqi. II 10 Messrs. Ellis, Tucker, W. Velsalles, es;q. ald. 10 10 0 and Co. - - 10 0 0A few Friends at the Biographical Dictionary Castle, Moorgato 4 56 of NMusicians - 33 0 SlIorn Cock, esq. 200 0 A Friend of the Same, Jo;hn Vapel, esq. - 250 0 from fndla - 2 2 0John Smithi, esq. M.P. 250 0 W.- Beckford, e-sq. - 2 2 0Robert Suitton, esq. 2.0 00 R. R. R. - 2 0 0John Christmpher, esq. 20 0 Mr I - . - 00Thomas Wairniot, esq. 2o00 Anonyinote, U B .. 50I Oi001Thomas Gregory, esq. .0 00 E. E. - . 0 10 0Thos. Wilson. esq. M.P. 250 0 G. . C. C-- i I 0 Richard filanichard, estq. 20 00 T. D. - - - 0 10 0Ananjytnous, D. V. 1000 0 Is. is.- 0 2 6 David Barclay. esqu. 200 0 A Bottle of Witie - 060 0James Morrison, cas 250 0 The Lord Mayor .20(( 0George Byng, esq. I. P. 50 00 The LaidY llayoreS9 5 50 A. J.ValpyM.A. -10ii00 W. 'Albin Gh rraitt, call 10 00Msr. GynadC. 2 00 r ev. NI. isM. Pruton 5 0 0 esrs. perring, Shiawv, yzaarlcis Garratt, esq. 10 00 and Co. . - 21 00 Rev. W. WIlso. J 1 0 00W. Tooke Robinson, esq. 5S50 John Sudlow, Qsq. 5 0 0James Humit, esq. Trowver T. J. Hu biast, 6q, 5 00 Ward - - . 55.0 .j. pereiviul, es-A. Nii3th.- A fews Friends, per the Lord Itmpton - 10 001 Mayor - - - 1I00 F.I.I- . O IHen. GeorgeAgakr Ellis 20 00 A4 Widowse Ilite I-10 01AldermanWGod, MI. P. 100 0 Azetnymo]US- -1000 0 IHenry Brougharm,esq-0.Pi.p I0 0 A. B. 1'. - I I 0 Thomna-slJenmaln,esq.MI.P. 10 0 0 i. L..s. 2 8 0 George Bridges, esq. M.'. 25 0 0 ?,hIss Burbidge . I 0 0 CharleBpluibson, esq. 5 0 n Win. -Lawrence, csq. 10 10 0 Z. Macauley, esq. - 6 0 0 Mtr. Gawen - I 0 0 R. Wellesley, esq. Is. P. 10 0 0 ?.iss Hoyle - 1 0 0 Henry Lloyd, esq. .5 0 0 A. i3 P. - 2 0 0 Messrs. Ladbroke and Co. 25 0 0 Rev. Jon. Sandford 2 0 0 Sirson NI'GillivraY, esq. 10 10 0 Convivlas - . 3 0 0 Anonymous - - 50 0 0 G. H. Thompson 0 50 o lesrs.FrysndChapman 25 0 0 .1. H., Isi1ingtoa 1 I 0 William Fry, esq. - 10 10 0 FVr,,- - 0 100 JosFry,eSq. - - 10 10 0 James Forter,esl - 1 1 0 Mr. Joseph Fry - - 5 5 0 Mr. S. BirJ Kefis ngton I 0 0 Mrs..Butler, per Mr. Alder- Nlr. James Cottereal. ditto 1. 0 0 mat, Wood - - I0 0 VIr. Wnm. Malcolm, ditto I 0 0 Robert Manning c. 2 2 0 C. wenion, ditt I .- 0 b5 0 Geo, Wearnerstol, esq. 5 5 0 Franetls Brotlters, ditto 0 2 6 iey. C W. lnyvettt, by IMr. A. Connell - I0 0 the fxamtncr . 1 I 0 , HIalf-pay Officer 0 3 0o hn 81aekett, esq. 5 5 0 T. FRESHFJE LD, iHon. See. hibtcrlprilons wvill hc received at tie following hankers':-Messrs. SrmI2h, Paine. snd Sntith, Mhaisilotm.toise-placcm Messrs.0Jysl, Mills, Haifex. wtwd Co.. Lour.imsrd.strect; Messrs. WMiliamsalId Ct. Birchin- Imioe, lees-.r>.hierries, Farilmihar,snd . bt.Jsmtses'sstreet3 alid Messr. Isiu4, lleet-stieet. To the SOCIETY for the EN`COUAJtAGEMENT of ARTS, ?AANU.., FACTURES, and COMMEilCE. My Lords and Gqntiemcn, PERMIT me to remina you the ELECTION for a COLLECTOR to the Tnstitution will tale place attbAe SocIety's h ouse oni MONDAY NEXT, tite 20th instant, when I earnestly entreat the fav.er of your attendasce to VOTIE in nmy behallf. The nImerous promises of support I have receIved strongly encou- rage BrCe to anlticipate the result of the. ballot ivill place nie In the sltr.tion I solicit. I regret the extelnded nature ol the canvdans has prevoRte)i my wsaiting upon eaich nmember personally; and am, with greairespece, My Lords and Gentlenmen VYoor most obedient anid very humble seroantt Nev City Cha'mber.s Dec. 18. 1S24. JOSEPH CHATER. Tue ballt w *ill commenec atI 0, and elos at 2 * elorX procisely. 1' a AIEETTING of AI ERCIHANIS, Traders, and Others, held on the 17th day of December, 1824; THOMAS WILSON, Fsq. M.P. In tile Cl;alr - I t w5 as resolved, 1. That the e.sta iiient of a Rail Road between i3stol and Lonidonl wld le hlighlly advantageous to and tend greadly to rincrease the trade anid ro erce of thlese psrts and of the inter- vewin lTdistricts, and w oulld he a gre at iu:itiouii benedit. ;. {h atn inpaoy be forlned for thle porpose of estabUIshing suQ2h flail Ro)ad witl a capital o ?1,2?00,000, to be raised In shares of iThat the following gentlemlen be a comnilttee, to take the ne- Cessary mcastires to carry thie aIove plani into ilmmediate effect, vith Power to add to their numtber:- ThOiu NIs Wilson, esiq. M.P. Illiontas Richardson, csq. Ir. il rt Davib. esq. M.P. D,aldIi Maclean, esq. -Sir H-ibertVr. Farquiaur, hart. o eorge Browni, esq9. T NtJND.Vf'ION _ ll GEIMANY.-APPEALI to tile | ia IibENEVOIKNV.T-hCdevastationshlately eaulsed by rhe overflor nf tIre rivers ia Germian-. aid eartieculistalyI the Grand Ditehy of Badei. theHessan h'ovirme o the hine,Bava Iia.ai Wurtern- berg*. lm,sve cmmpelled nlearly 60,000 poor %ufferers to appeal for re- lief hI their isliloit lldescril,ablc distress to rue charitable Britishi I throiigii *rlvole diRtricts the waters lmss'e swept off every deserip- tlOn of property, liand all th,eir little farrmilmg stock. At this period of tIle year the severity .l the veaittier. niech more Intense there than In Elirlatid. adds to ttheir nitsery; aiid a isiore pitiable case was hardly ever laid befolre that nationl whose benevolence hais never hitherto Ibeen called upten in vain. B r greater prt of these unfortilnate people have ziunmerous atoiles, amid aIre at trhIs manist In wanit >of every ilecessary of life. li makins theier mlelanchloly sitnlatioi i knowni to Great Rrltahil, Mr. h. bl. RotYclrlmild enitertalis a firmz hyope, that these noimerous suf. fertrs Irill not b)e the first froml Wvhom tilic proverbial beoievole,ice ot the iia'ion will lie yil hiheld. Suhiscrlptlons aLlredy advertised, ?1,78S 17s. id. I At Mr. N. M. Rtothsclilld's. Ph. C. freese, esq. - ?2 2 0 R. C. o. G. d:norc, esq. s 0o 0 J. (russwell, iuo.esq. 2 2 0 Mrs. Fish . . 5 0 0O AtMesss.Smlth, Payne. and C .s. Fredl. klelin, esq. o 0 0A. L.PachlQ.sq. * 2 2 0 John Browni, esq. 5 0 0Gt}. D. Pascbs sq. 11 0 A. R. - I 10 1G . M. va a c,sq 0 0 Wmi. Fry, esq. 5 5 0 W.Wllberf,mree,esq. .. 6 00 Jon. Chilpm,nan, esq. . 5 5 0 Sir Peter Po!e bwt. Messrs. h1ay aind stell I 1 o0 Thornton and Co. - 10 10 0 Ca;lptain WYantelek 15OILToInh I At Messrs. Masternian and ('o.'H. Ilnmooth . - I I 0 tharles- John Marsh, esq. Dover 2 2 0 l,eq. 6 00 Beoks lor subseriptions are open at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith's:; Messrs. Masterman, Peters, Mildred, Masteritial, axid Co.'s1 and at Mr. M. N. Rothschild's. THIIATRR RO), 1., DRJRY-r.NI?. THIlS E:VENING, TjHE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. Saplo; Lorenzo, Mr. [ota: Peter, Mr. Downs; Whinisiculo, Nr. Harley; (Codlstantlz, miss Povey Floretta, MIss Step'Aens. To which wvill be added (1tb timel h rr o tic farce, In 2 aets, called MIY UNCLE GAdRlgL. 7Tl[E TRI . ,Y. *'(sI'TM7:C RDRiVj THIES EVEIG OA EVER VERXT. Foster, ir. Young; Stephen Foster,Mr CKemble; Aglies Waisted, Miss Chester Mrs. Poster Miss Lacy. To'coiiclode with THE FROZEN LAKE. THIlS EVENING wztil be Pressne,tail niewextravaManza hburletta In three acts, entitled THilE LIYE OF AN ACT R. Prinelpal chiaracters by Mfessrs. Wrenh,b J. Reevc, WIInson, Power, Lee *c To conclude wvith an cntinrY8h'c new fiabrbcical utt calledrs ope nt 6R ad calumence at a qularter beore 7. Half-prIce D.t lialf.past 3. 0i The publication of7 7 imes commenceid at G o'clock yester- day_morning, and finished at B.