FOR ANTWERP and DRUSSELS,...
fl4`OR AMME~RP aud DRUSSEL15, wl~ati ,& lron SaturIday nexct, the i sti I-nstn.te eht'a I c raitor the PIEE anI5AA miA 00izgh. t l. Ot 'r a Ve, rl.alp tlikT 1 nRe d SaO :it,iI-ae t2~~~8 char ~~~ ~~rocq at' younig ladic IsY )R~S~ICOT.~J)lcfr,wfl sdx on% tb f .1 A&iI5-.Jt. l43ent W~4 SwX).I. f'orlrnaudr(f h tf*beonaan,4ye-Iet.lyo~Othe~p_ttndialrimport flock.I 1asel~Agdo ttoain-fr ciIIIrR.&acI cAr-les a surieon- ForCrci~ q~.laatl4e. ppl to renruopanlcer, at liQa Jerusaleml H.itelandCo.4, "dam ,-couyt, art,ad.strPet: Ir,Rfdi-tn.Cornhill.' i?~~T~A5CI5T-rA'dirt.'t Chr rldy t,he " E11 q..IXI?~ C pss.ytosafreitr#lr C.avnsr rdpositi%-cvely o the' 0thl of rRol'ATtsLtii rooa0auhder. lyirtg iTn tshe Wtst India Exclwrt OkI s~1 hipt hs tope!rior -ao,e8iAsaf,r passnes udsate i_,tjg,rx,axt"dl, ~~IIa9w eneyd roArc .Lnly apply to %Tet5 Pxtr n ,10ui1r. .J, I.. Meathorn;4 NJr. C. Groves. at the jgerusa-. lesCdiehaet. or 40. nn.,l,rt. ____________ FOR MADRAS PIltt CAMCTT,tocin t Ia i,, nlow nil be pasag to Portsmout..to mak e caes o ~'IOMAI3~A$ nd B,NG L, to sail &omGrr ccn Tl~ster C~. RUeyosJ,.f ~ Ilot. tle,patI9 strvIcep, omader reslpect RasSj'g,tLr ludiamat oexrrlea.5sure antd has roomi for a few Po -cr . Frly applleatoions aercnnedd lt'1 ~-fcs~rs. almer ,Ilnr,.-and V'..: te CnmqnI,dr 1,watelsss- ac-at rho -Jruxalem dcfehIlirel atl hArbe anid Nue,e 21i. BO ~Yfireit. toD sail it aFl Zrty, the Tildn( ecr (lst altngteas $lfll' 1,0Ari (CAqtTLR KAOII. bordenD 800 aests1 ~lnauDackall; .1IOHN 1~kA.LAND ) DURAN,T, ConarnsAndcr. Thi ai pha rue., ot useamtrr-ment go,ods ouly. superior as.e,mmoio- 'Ialonrpssecg.rs, and will -rrrl asirgeoti. Vor frslgiit or pXs- caceappl to aged Peruhar t'Iastlrd,anid I20. 7I, Old Broud-s,tre,,t. now oadig an o d to Fail itf02C'Ieeec on, or before th isofNay. the rivet' builit ti ,1741iTIqIS of BAS~Tl(G!q burdem 1( tous, AL-VXANTDER 'WE- ~-TIN. Co'sssnander, (late. of the- Phoenixl. lying hr the C;Ity le"Alt. hax apoop. with very serr ru notlefrpashengtr.,l anfd cArrkex a ,(srgeon. Vor frelght or paseage apply to. the Comntan- daes, at thle .le-tal-qM1 An, l.loyd'-I eofyeohnsest to Gerorge Lyaill, D%v." qosatla Rieo h oa xhnge. or to john and Thomnas F ~OR BOMBAY Direct, g0 Sail frotsm GaaveZro posi- Iitisel? On-,S2ndaty net,L And w41Il call St Port!unoltit to ens. ts~ikhe'pssogr~,he Ma.Jln takSHIP TRIUMPH. burden 00) tOt5.~p. tO~LS GREN,Hon Copanys Service. Comnmander. Thigib p es-res sugeo, hs ronsf,,r a lew Itlrht goods., and one mn0ycabn dicil d. fe cadtn ayl he accorm,n,dated. eac wih, whlerabn. or reghtor assgeapply to Messrs Pai~er.Wilon,u.d o. m gs Ams-trd,Colmanstret t. Sr. hiobt. Tayll-. 0, okouoaseyar; oit dmnund Read, I, Riceheb-court, 13U OMfBAYV Direct, a chartered Ship, to leave I.~3U~ adwall on Fridsy, aLnd Gravesend lrnmenlatety, (she Is Ftlers t thc 'Cstoni-hrouea, the fast seLlling SHTP SIMPSON, AI tNItY E15.P805. CommAnder, or the 14,1nourahle Coin- Mays serviee:. burden 200 tons; lying: In the City.ciuial, Linrehouso. ,fsJ hip carries a surge.n, Anid has superIor accommodations for pas- segr.For frreight or Passage aply to thAe Conmmander. or. Lloyd's or th Jeualmeffero=e.t esrs. PrAiecr, Nlcol,& and Co. St. Iielen.b-ptace. RlAhorsgao,3te.cet: Fohn Chapman and Ca. 2, Laadet,- h,il.s,,treet; r,r to John 1S. Brlnley. 14. BirthIn-lane, CornhllL Aniy gentlemen golng otut as assistant surgeons~, or catdet, Ynay be acconi. Ynodated In cabins to themnselves, but early applications are requtested to be ioade.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~OR O'TTERMUA, with a Bag of Letters frota the t1'-ntonffee-The KING of the NEFTRERI,LA JrDCSTEA51PACKE,T. Jft.MrtN' SIATF.R. will proceed from off tile CHstsrm-hotuge everv Sratuiday mornLing, at B o'clock: returninig from Rotterdamn evety Wednesday nmornJing with passengers, catrri ages, and luggage. The ProprIetor, heg to attinones t(i the puablia, they ar-e nowv buIfldIng a seconid vesstl,whleh will be g~ot rrady with all possi'ble-depateb, tboaf. Pord theaccommodation ofaconveyanaea,lee in every week, betweeni Londosa and itntterdanl. For fuirther particulars, and to oecure places, appicaIonto e tadeat he enial ackzet Office, 35l, Strand; or A QI3IAIC gXCU SION.-n opportunity Tnow o%frs 175, tothos wh ~elh t vie tht beautiful 'sart or the const beeseenthemouh "ftheThalesanid tlrightoni.-The -RAPID STEA VA'IITi~ lasu totakeherstiatiol to pass hetween that ~ lae an Die e uring thie saminer. She ill l1eave the Cu%tom. oue t10 ok on.Tb ursday necxt, put Into Rbsmsgac.e thie iante euenlngc. and proceed fromn thenea early the next nmorninig, and arrive at Rirgbeon in th4eafternoon, Tickrej:A one guinea meab, for a limited numer'mayhebad of Mr. Lancaster. Regent-circus. Piccadily; at th iket Offic, 358. Stran d: or at I0, Water-lanec, itear the Custom =RRand DIl T,P0 .-The RAPID) STEAM PACEF.T. will commence the season on Saturday, the I15th Of MIay. fromn the Chain-pier. Brilehtol, anfd conitinue to proceed front thence every WeLdnesdav and Satuirday" morning, att 9 o'clock, and retltinl front Dieppe every M6onday and T,horsday. ttntll the begloni Ing .,f Juine. when ,he will proceed13 tcOne a week. Th!s vessel has ele- gent awominlodztlons. Is Propelled by eng;ines of great power, and htas se-Panate rabir,e and femnale attend-iita for the ladles. Tite route to Paris. by wzy of 1Dieppe, is throttgh a beautiful attd Interestingc part of Fratsce. Coaches ftont Dieppe to Paris 3 tlmeasaday : the farelinside Is 27 franics,1l0c,and outiide 22f.10t. For further particulars lnljre of U r. Altisos, steann packet-office, Old Steine, Brighton ; zid In uon- dot,. of SIr. L-Ancaster. 36, Regrent-circus, PIccadl ly ; at the, General Parket-offi,-e, .111, sItrand: or Ca, Str. Hughes. the agenit. 10, Water- lane, near the Cu.tom-house; and at all Use lirghtorn coachofiles. in Q71--G_T)RGT ST EA, -PACKE 1, COM PN S,_ The STEAM-PALCKET ST_ GOERGE. Ifor the ~noveyance of pea- aengera only~ sails reguilarly, batween LIVEIRPOOL and DULBILIN, leavIng Liv-erpool every Mlonday and Thurisday, and Dciblin every Tnesday and saturday, Jjhn Watson, juttior, agent, 27.Water-street,, Liverpool. TEAM PACKET of the~ FIRST CLASS on SALE.- To be SOLD, a remarkably fine STEAM PACKFT, netrly new, st 40 tomi burden, aznd Ateqjm engines of thie beat consitruction and largest powers, fitted up forpa.ssengers with every eonvenslenee, com- Tor", and eleesace. Fo,r Particula,rs apply to Sarmuci Clepg, engineer, 7,_Mfawhey.place, South Lambeth. ifN BOARZD SflIP LAYTON, off' Plymouth, 24thi of 0 NiR~~~~~Mrch, 1824. Dear Sir.-We, the tundersigned Ladles and Centlemnen, paissengers en boyard the Ship Layton-under your coltnmand,froml litubay-, beg to re'.n.ti yo-u our warmest thanks lor the unremnittIng kIndness and at- tntil shown by you diirIng the Paissage front India to ttitle country; v.,,tr r,,nclllating mantuers aiid ondu-,t as a genitlema,n 'sillbhelong re- iro4mbered by, us, and we siticeenly itope sod trust you may ever enioy that pleasure you has-c Invariahly endea,-oureu to diffuse. WIsh'ing that hiealth anid prosperity mnaY attend yotl onl all occasions, We reMsain, dear SIr, Your much obliged and mos-t obedienit humnble servants, D. WADDINGTON. L. 1-1. HOUGH. Mi. BLACKALL. Caiptain, Pomblav. Nlatlva Infantry. J.1S. RAE, Leicut. H. MI. Sth Rtegt. DUNCA NBA RROCK, LIeut- Bi. M. 20th Peitt. OLIV5ER T. STURT. Lieut.. Madras, Native Infantry. To Captain Davld Mliller, Comimands,-, Ship Layton. London, 20th April, 1824. Tol4Ms. General W&iddlngton and the other Ladles and Gentlemen, ~ssengers per Ship Layton, Under my comnmand, on3 a passage front Wtb )London. I have tohe hnour to acknowledge 7ottr farour of tht! 24th uiltImo. I am duly sensIble of the honour conferred on me bY your unani- mo us aI.Pco`-al ot my at4tentions to your wishes, and comnfort; hut I assure you tha-t, wIth such ladies ana gentlemen as I had the pleasuirs to convey to England in the L-ayton. no difficulty could arise in ren- dering them perfectly happy. ihave the honour to remain, Ladlest and Gentlemen, Y our nllost humrble servant, DAVID MILLER. I RISHI PEASANTRY SOCIETY.-The SECOiND -9GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of this Society, att which his RsIlyal Highness; the D:tke of York their President, ha,, graeloust v assented ti take the chair. wIlt be hefdl at the rtooms of the Hocticuf- iural Societr in Rc-gest-street; tenSaturday, ithe 1.2th day of May, att 2 o'clockc precisely, where che Rleport of the Committee containing the proceedings of tilelst year Willbe read. J. C. MfC HrLL, Secet_ary. queeu-sqoart, Biloornshury. P'--HE CHAPEL, WARDENS of the precinict of-N~OR- &;M0D) I, Middlesex, hereby giv-e notice, that the Inhabitanits hiving zriolved to relAsild the ChaPeL, sodl to BORROW -Is Rad thereof the Se&l of.t2lO by way, of annuity, for tw-e ty-ears, secured upontheparsh ate, al prsos dslrtitf lndig e above suin: are equstedto end he erm the ar stilin totake yearLTY for Welc anTrunpe, Nrwod, sar outall ChpelWardens, oni or before he 17t day o the pesent sontlI an fwom fairther par- ~OCIETY for the IMPROIVEMENT of PRI'SON S ISCIP(lLINE and tot the REFORMATlO.N of JUVENILF. ODFFENDERS-.-on Sunday Afternoon, Msly 16, a SERMIO-Nt Will Ibe ~rveahed In St. PhiipI's Church, Regetlt-8treet, by the Rey. SYDNEY MITTI1. SLA. Rector of Fn.ctln, In Vorkshire; ufter which a Col- 3iictlon will be made In ald of ttie Furds of this Instit.ution. Divine aervicL w!il t eglna t 3 o'clock. Patron. II. B.. H. the Duke of ISLOCFSTE-R, K.G0. VICE-PIIESIDETNTS. Trhe fluke of tisokingharn Lord Nugent oh a-utnf I,ansdown I Athor by Brgiof Dorby _iharles Mannesr Sut- Aibensarleto, .P Dartmouth t. in.W Sttsrges tlouris. M..P Hafe`mrt IRit. HoR. SIr G5. H. Rose, b&rr. M.P'. H1ard,ricke' R t. R-on.J. C. Villiers, SLP. --Grotlvenor lioni. George Anson, M.P. Liverpa,l Sir T. IlykeAcland, hart. SIP- RoRsslYn Sir T. HRartor, bare. bNIp. I iajr,owby Sl,rlsnmesSiaukintoslh, SI-P. Darnley Sir Willialo Aisoni The Lord Wlahop of Cheater T. Vt'. Coke. ett. 'meh I.',rd 9lslso of S t. Asapi WVIilia Dickenson, sL eao,MP. Lord Hatllartd T. G. Eateourt, esq. MI.e. - Iynevor r. F. Forater, esq- - GrenvlIle W6. I-. Freesnantle, eisq. MI.P. Auckland WNI'llIamn Slanninig. esq. - Lllfordt James Scarlete, eaq. M.P. - Caithorpe I Johln Smuith, e3q- M.P. Roe-k-Avag Win. Wilberfofte. esq. MI.?. C etl-ve E. Bootle Wilbraharm, esq. M.P. TFreaurer-Thomiss P4well Buexton, eaq. Si.. Pl. Cbairman of the Comnmittee--SamUei Bloart, jun. eaq. XhE object of tl.is institutior, is to extend those principles, and pro.- xmote those designs, to dlfrtlae which the labours of H4oward andpther eminveot philassthropixtg have beet, directed. Th,) Society ascertains and recommlendes thlose pittrll fortihe regulation of prlssonm whichi ex- perience has proved heat ca:culated t. inspire thte criminal with, thet dread of imprtsonn,en, arid to induce hi. ott liberation,. to abatldon hiIs guilty habits 'The Sotciety collects anid transmItS laformation, printts. and dispenses useful publicatlons;, prepare-seue.h detslgtts forr ttile erections of new' and thte alterktisxi of oId prisorns, as are itest andaptei tus ensure the classatdcutioti, hnspsetlett, relIgIous lInstructionl, hard labour, and regFular eatploymelit or the crltitls.iil. In tlte course ot their vialts to the gaols in the metropolis, the Comwittee r-ery freqluenilY meet 'with destitute boys, seho, on their dischiarge from cooil nemeoit, literally knlow uot whare to lay their beads. To assist soch friendless Gutasts bIesbteet tile practice of the So:ciety, and to retlder ttitl relief nmore effcacioos, a telnpol-ar)- re- Yoge has'l.ecmt estabilshed for such as ore disposed to al,andon their vicious eoOrCes. This ai,71uns has been, instrunestalb in aif'ordlt;g asslstatlle to a considerable itonber of distreSsed youths, wilo, but .for this seasonable aid. must'hav'e resor-ted to criminn] jingetl,eei for Isupport. On adsnlssion Intos thir eNtabilishment the boys are instructed In moeral jund religious duty-, sub,iected to habita of orderand Indinstry, atid after a time are provided wtth si tuatiols wxhich alfrard a rcasei;- able prospect of thelr becominZ honest andi useful maembers ofsocilet y To extend these objects, and to rende-r the wiertltsus of the-suclety morTe widely beniclsi, -the.- Committee Solkilt- the aid of jnulltl benevolence. Tileic expenses Are un.avoidably serious, and t1i,Ir funds ar at reet very losw; but it Is trusted that pecuniary Culp pr t Will itOtt withhed, when It Is consIdered, thlat 0on the liberalIty with wobicls tbhlappeal is answered deped, i greattnaas,u5e, tile 3ucoeesevof thle tSociety's objects.-the refoorotation of' tle viciouis, anxd the pr evention of crltoe ,Ast annual sahscflptlon of one guinea, or a d*sqation 0f101. IOs. eon- stitutes a n-.ember s,f this society. Donations andantlial subseriptions are r"eeied by the-fallsvittg bank-er.:-.Barclay. Trittuoi,. tld (Co. .5., Lomb'ard-atreet: Drunm- mnonds and Co. i.-haxintg-cross; ry an~d Co. St. Milldred's-court; C,ogltugs2.ndCu.FleeDstreetl ltAmniersieysasd Co. Pall-MalI; Hosre, DaretA.-andCe Loba'd~trettSmI.th, Payne and S-nIths,Gearge- atrcet5 Manslonimouget.. and also by Ity. A. 0. Ekot, at the sycIety's; .offces, 18, A-Isermuarbuig. If O (ST, QC20 -RENVA%y* ,BANK of ENA ViAiNP II4rXOT. for ?200O, lictovrw d i1 t nk nnd Kinig.strtet. COinniaer- lm-road, knowvn front n re in lton the same. Any peraen for- :rardhig thitsmetoMr. hi: Hnig, baker, Ki,ig-.trcet, Crtnmet. clal-road, wiU reetdre tHve reard or any person or persons that theyrnay thtikettinie._Mayl, 1S24. - (1 A N D7 J1w Ni N ANAI,.-Noticc is 1icre1hy ~7T-civco, th~,tR~extGENEStAi. SFEMBLY of the COMPANY of7 PRCIPRiet t lbp S Grte RKAtzENhD Jl-Ihts(sNCTIO' CANAL. vll he held at the t'rown ab, ts,whor i'^'ern, in the Straid, I.ondon. on TnieS- v,f Julne nlext at I o'elocliaiA the forcnooni, anid that tisCChI~tiil'C take at 321 o'clock preciselY. Ti. C.. SATA, Clerk to the Company. <'Cfa 'e ',rr;y'-trect. Strand. NI&f In, 1824. T, GRXND) MAlAQ UERAI)E, ARG,YLLI ROOMAS, n .ider thle lmvndiAer Patronage ofb telve' Wlbemen. will take pldae To-mo tro:r n Thursday. May i). For partirolts alnld ad- nmissin.,, apply to tile conltsiiJetat raCharle .Wrlg,lte. OptraOte.l- io'de. liayr3nrkst.v woo will give his ilest. wiVnes on the nevasl.'lr. .rlhe .uprer i, ill he -r IvIded with every delicacy of the scason, by Mc-rs.; W^ud,l.h Tt stiret.ti __A__ -_,rlt i9;Jsitii ltOStNvlN reepectf:lily 1,ees leave to Infmrm the Nobility anid f,C'etr; that-lit' FlIIST (CNCERT tvill take place at the al-,.vS Rloon- oin F rida. the'l Ith nr May, u:ider tit Patronage ofr Her-Excel- tettvlt Co,otess l.icv-en, alArehiovilns ofr Conyaghabi. Miarciloness of CsIolmonzdeleY, HaiChiqese of t,anisdownc coui,tess of Jcrsey, Counxtess ilatlorat. (:,uistess of Seftonl, Coulintess Cowper, t utness Of Morley.l idv~f dif. and thr Hon MIrs. Hope. The second concert Ill b1heon frfday. the tth (,fjune .ubsoriptioos to builhi, 2 gu4tibi SignO? ttose,, ;1: n71-st happy to have it II Ilia power to annoilUnce that Mad aie Ctalal ha' most o,bligingly off6red her asclrt.tnee onl tHis .o5;0ion. a- u idl as the f: -lJ'ilng eminent artift5-:-Madeame Pa.t3, Miadamne toIll d, Bc-tnIt Slgnor 0 arcin. Signtr Rlemorin. Signor C:iri..ni. Ri *;lgnor die Rteni;. V.uObers lisued y the is4:es patroli. fews it, te exchangeed hr tiekets at the Opera o1ce, 1O . eua(drant. Person., de.lrou' to becmnc aithscribers arp requested to leaire their mam"e with Si.n.or flasalni, at the Opera.ofllce. i order to hAve thern 1i1i before the La .i'r PNtropeescs. ib U EENC-(H.A.R'LOI['rES iYNL'r- N 1OSI1 TA I), lg .li.son-gree, i'atidigrot(l, instituted in 1762, supported by v..luntarv S,:ba.rilptiose anld Dosatlotli- President, Elis Itoval l-HiresfCs the Delic of SUSSEX. PAW'RON ESi ES. ller floral hlighnesxs the t)ucbc of EKENT tier Roo llighne.ss thxe pt.tic"ssofCAtBRIlDCG;, tIer f d ttlgilt7vtxets the Duchess of f,LOCESTER, Tlhe ANNIVEtIiaRY O iNERof thebCSUBSCRllBElRSand FRIENDS of thsl N tel-retTON. itakeplae at the CIty of London Taveru, in lshoX1psgatc-bttett, To.-morrott' thee 13th of Mla1; Is Royal Highnens the Duke ofSSSEX, Prcteien, 10 the Chair. .TE.WARDS. H. R. H. the Dukc of S%:sex Jo,hn Foster, esq. it Tonasl Deniuar.esq. l.P. I eriman Ienidrleis, c-ql. Stewart Miar.i,,rlbanlks. esq. M. P. Aaron JotcpD, esq. tr. Sheriff Whittaker I B. Lusata, esq. Mr. Sheriff Latrrie sialon sXGilllyray, esq. Jolhu Blades, csq. Jo-ephJamncs Meore, esql. flebard agiden. esq. Richard Fatterson. esq. Francis II. Rrandram. ceq. Thomas J. Pettlyrew, esq. Joseph Ci,,Ila.o-tdeley, esq. Peter M. Roget. b.D. Janues Cio.and, N. D. Thomas Field Savory, esq . Thonas (AttolI, esq. Robert Slade, esq. f)aniel Elias n, esq. Lieut.-ol.'T-wrrC IIenry Fauaztlero. esq. Philip W. Wood, eq. Thomas Furly Forster, eel. Dinner on table at 5o'clock. 1ickets 15s. each, to be had of the Stewarde: at the Hospital and at the bar of the taver l,. - '-jC0RP-R-XXrRDUI(By order) .1. G. LEIGHI, See. TN NORPORATRED LITERARY FUND SOCIETY, I unider the immediate Patronage of Hfis Majesty.-The ANNI- VERSAR7 FESTIVAL of ttls SOCIETY will be celebrated at Free- I oasons.hali. THIS DAY, thel2thof May, on which occasion His Royal iHi-hoess the Duke of YORK wvill take the chair. The company of tsuch Noblererl, and. Gestlesnsen as bay be favour- able to an ins,titution which has for Its )bjeat the relie o,f m e:: of talent 'authors) in disti ass is earnestly *olicited. Patron, His .MAJESTY the K1i NG. President, His Grace the Duke.of St'MERSET. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Tl;e Most Noble Miarquis cf Sir William Clavtoni, bart. Hastings, l.G. Sir John Cox ilipplsley, bart. Earl Spencer, K.G. Sir Robert Peel, Iart. Ear of (hlehester Sir W. Weller Pepys, bart. Earl of Mountnorris Sir Benjanmin Hobhouse, hart. Lord Viscount Torrlngton OAen Williams. esiq. H.P. Lord Viscount Dudiey and Ward Saville.Onley, esq. M.P. F.S.A. Rt. Hon. and Rev. Lord Br anidotn John Symrnors, eq4. F.R.S. and Rt. HRun. Lord De DunstativiUe F.S.A. Rt. lion. Lord Carrington Joliti Ansley, esq. aid. Rt. Ho:n.George Camtrfinlg lvilliam Thomas Fitzgerald, esq. STEWARDS. The Most Noble the Marquis of L.A. De lr Chaumette, esq. Lansdl.wn Wn. Fraser. esq. The Rigiht loen. l.ordTempletorn Thomas Gent. esq. The Right Ho:i. Lord Ncwborough Wm. Heseltine, esq. The Solicitor General f . l;itehener, M. D. W. A. Mad ,eks, esq. M.P. Charles inlighit, esq. Wo,l. Ruissell, esq. 5'-.P Thomas M.,oore, esq. Nr; Sheriff Whittaker C-smo orme, esq. Sher)fPSir Peter Laurie Thomas Suodgrass, esq. BeTnj. Bonid Cabbel).esq. I .tohn tVal-il Willis. esq. Tickets, 20s. each, ro be h.ad of the Stewvards: als.l at the cham- hersof ttle S(iety, 4, U.peoln's-inn-Mields and at the bar of the Free- nasOnso.tavern. rinnerat o precisely. ITYof LOND)ON SCHOOL of NSTRUC'T'ION and I tJ INDUS'RI, MSitre-street, Aidgate. PATRMONZ. liis Royrli Highness the Duke of YORKi ad. ALOAN'I., K.G. G.C.B. &c. V.ce-PAstrons The Right Honlourable the LORD MAY1OR, The Right Rev. the Lord BISHOP of St. ASAPiH. President, The Right WorslipfiGEORGE SCHOLEY, Esq. Alderman. ViC}-PRESIDENTS: SiIERIFFS of LONDOiN anid MTIDDLESEX. Sir Thomas Bsarng, bart. M.P. Sir Robert Wigram, bart. Sir John Perring. bart. aild. Sir John Lthhock, bart. John Assiev, esq ald. Sir Charles Forbes, barr. Mr. Sir Charies 'lower, hbrt. ald. Jesse Watts Russell, esq. M.P. Christupher Smith, esq. a:ld. M.P. John Hramsbotto:n. esq. H.P. John AtRils,. esq. ald. I)avid Rer, essl. MI.P. George Bridges, esq. ald. r.P. Sir Francis Desanges, lnigiht .1ohnThomasThorp, esq.-ald. William Mellish, esq. William He,vgatc. co. ald. H.P'. Charles Barclay, esq. John Garratt, eeq. aId. Michie Forbes, esq. Wiliam Thomp,um, esq. aid. M.P. J ohn Capel, esq. John Key, esq. ald. John Wladec, esq. Thomas Wilson. caq. M.P. Henry ,xiixander, esq. Sir John W. Luhho k, bart. Treasurer. The A.NIVERSAR' DINNER of the Friends of this tIstitution will he beld at the Lond"n Tavern, Biahopsgate-street, To-morrow, the 13th day of May; tlis itoyal Highniess the Duke of YORK, Patron in theChair. STEW.ARDS. Sir n. T. Farquhar, hart. James Flrth, esq John Atkins, esq. aid. V.P. J. W. Cartwright, esn. .Johni Blades, esq. V.P. G. B.Whlttaker,esq.Sheriff.V.P. Henry Alexander. esq. V.P. Job: Snu:sdera. esq. Wmss. Bolland, esq. John Matthewc, esq. Chanles Mackinnon:n, esq. Thomas Gent, esq. Willainm Shark, esq S. I'. Wilt-hire, esq. Boyers Thornton. esq. W illiam Day, esq. Itichard Peters, esq. Dilnner on table -t half-past o'clock precisely. No collection. Tic. kiets, I Ss. eachl, to be had of the Stevwards, at the bar of the Tavern, and at the School-house, Mitre-street, Aldgate. The ANNIVERS , SERMON wVill be PREACHED on Sunday morning, tile 1fth of Mnay, a; the parish church of St. Mlagnius, Lon- don-hrldge, by the Right Rev. GEORGE HENRY, Lord Bishop of CHESTER. i'rayerstohepto at li oclock.