TO CONTRACTORS, Builders,...
~O CONTRA.&OR~S, Buiiders, &e-~Lincolnshire, TML Z4,p8ey...- PEllSO.'s;desiroul OFCONTRACTIrG for ERECT. VI.Ie .4FW HiOtSE Of CORRECTIOn.peiiaN at SPILSoT, aiceording to the SP182Ya nythn,b tni wAhichl may be seen at the Towil-hall. In ~PIsby an tie etween the hours ofSV5~clock In the nhorning and 8 Overklnt teh ve- n J.lnas ecpted, are requested. to cde- zM Wes, -9afl!UP a marked at thte corner, -Tender for WTork for , or bforethe sh IHous oCorrection," at mly oMce in Spllsby, ttn ber-ecevede4h f ly ed.ater Wvhichi dad- no tenders wil beh R helf' the, Splby aforesatid oii Thursdsy, the 2thndars Qfn thet ame Arlay. foir the purpose of exakmininlg the several tendrs,and ontactli3g with Such4perso or Persons for erecting the ellidl houder of corrctionwhoe tnde shfll be considered the most liorbeAq trader and no tendtners ivlA separate tender must be made Ior eath be distinctl tenderstooi,t be reeiyed but from master traders. It s t heditintlyunersood tat no parson will be permiftted to snake a ~ ~ ~ 0c~~Pori~n ofthe drawvings or specifications, Clek o th Pece hesumn of one gui- nea,forhlc hewillreciveacoyof he hecfictios. AUCF ur. ther Iformalen tht maybe reuired an ehad o application at the ffie o Mr i-i E.i~e~al, te arhitct.17,Sufl,lk-treet, Paill. 51151 est,Lonon. he ame oftworesponishile Persona as Sure. tiesbus beInsrtedin achtener,for the dile performance 01 JO.RACltENoUiRy, Clerk, of the Peace for the SRid Parse ~~1O be~OU, purSUant to an OrA fteHg COu1ri ne,made In a cautse of ' Wiiiams v. Speacer,' with thi apprbaslt, o Jaes William Parrer, esq. one of the Masters of thi outonSurday. the Ist day Of MaRY, 1824, at 1 of the eloc~ illhe ftenoo,inth e PiThlie Sale Rooam of the eaId (1o,nrt, itt soloth bmpt,tn,tlldl11C.Oaerv.lane, London, the EQUITVV of IIlDOEMt'. toaWortg;age oif ?3,000 and lnter,st) itt anid in a largi OWEL IG.flOUe,g, itonte InltiarKe-yard, llocklersbury, in tbeeit:3 of Lodon, et ot In di'ereiat offices to leveral, tenalits, at rent, blOontigt5thr to the annual aurnt of 59)61. Ssi. Particular, wereof tOny5 be had Igrtis at the said \iaster's chambers, In Si-otttb hAmPt,,ahIllIdlflr afores-aid: of Messr,. Swcain, Stevens. Maples Pel-`Ile, and Hunt, 'olIcItors, Frederlekis-place, Old Jewey: and o ~sr.Karsialre and Crealock, solicitors, Rlegent str,ee. Palil-miall. ~REEHOLD Bares t. Mar - Sulbk-To eO & to- the best bidder, before H4enry Wifiamlink nt cli. hs Ma-5 Psty'Renimhracer of the l'onrt of Ex~chequter. In, Satnid iy, th< s~t ay f Ma net, at 12 o'elock at noon. at his l7hiamh)cc,a X''. 17 Mitre~enrtbutldlgi, Temnle. London. pnlCatlant to,solI,Ico thi said (oner.made n a cause the King againsqt S:amuel liud4ont,' 1 FIlEEI-lLO ESTAT Sitnate at llItre,a St. Mary, in the eouiilv 01 Stifik.etnsltlg fafreehold metnuag or tenerment.rnialtfng office a,,dapprtenoce. Prtrlcular may shortly he hiad graitirs at ttit ch,her ofthes-d itemembrAncer. Mitre-coirt-biilfllz,ic Temple, Londn st th oficeof Mssr. Tost antid Stedman,, solicito,rs, Stid. bury:and a die ouseN( r. Dascett, olctr,F xcl.e, Ipswich.. l4I VY MB7Ivy7TO heSO-CD, by viri- Tlf1 5' ontr',_t, TWVO '-ornpact And alm-ost newvly crerreit R sl~ XmENIES," wih ardeis hit front,t and :dt re,q,uisite- R,ild eoneitie,ul inltthUl,lii ,Ialo II ac-res And 3 rooisi (mivre or e,s-i if fce,ile nn-rers and cIi-tdcii grmitnd adJacent thereto, m-st eligily sItn%te in'thii forieb adod p-trish of HIgh Wvan:,,be: the whole freeol-d (ti tlie. ar.-an -so-tatx rledeemed). well adaw'd for the erection .-I vilas, ond tic0,v divide in ti ati table lts. anii c,mrnn tinOhg 'leligh tint viewt over the uort-onding, c-ttntry. Tthe seltole oi,ctipic.l by' Jir 15pi n iles and \lrs. :A nn Rates. atid may lie view,ci vn anlio cati Ct csr K tb n-I 11itms-.- sol icitire. Ili1gbi Wteiim,h" :,r In Jilt, Ale 5, oer, sq. i1.CArey-strest, LIiilisiio ,td,.Where pie,. ti.l.r hmele '.1 rain,ld. N4. B. A lea,'- of bhout 1?2 acres ..i nuriter~ ~trUrnd adufliong the Rh,,ve pretn lae~. hitil tin- whIileoti ith imi-v S~tork. wdth, the vgott,jisl ef the bu,tiness iif Sr. loh ates, at I 1ich .tc(tin extensive and respeetalile enniuexion), is alsoi til li disPosedi of. "oxiinteon...TO hp. T.CT on Lease or otherwise, be Sir. OANMPIOSS, a cs1.ltal brick bltlit HOUSE, well caletilated fur a oroesula t pri vate re,,tde,ice of n,n family ..f the first crinseqnlesce. where r. itor anti comf-tt are d..e l,-5 c,rilnr`ingc.-li the third fl-e. .1 eheerful lied. rooms and g.tid landing. pailered second floor. 2 -c'eicit ,iedruuttn-, aLnd dressing rtonms, pauereti, ithii close's andtintarb!eehlunetliieve, first floor, a capital drawinig roots. 24 feet ',.e16 lii. d 12 feet hligh, mo~dern lpaper.and c-irnice. statnary nist-htle ,hinities gaPs. 3 irinII .o..% tio fl-or, and hhon ,. xel!ent fieat i-eur-,m, rlli,ets. anti Itinditig, ground fl?'tr, 2 h:intlsom, parlt,Ins, conl hall, exce.1cllet i'aved fr,,r coulrt, tiid palisade : hb'-en,,,t, 2 caplirftl kitchenis. eoisi S'ttiit. wCite ce!lar, pantry. yanrd. 2 seater cliset .. ....I every requisiitease,,-,1. mold,tl,-n fo.r .intf,i'rcnti clinvmve,iie,,.e. The h,,itse is in exeelletutt repair, well l1nishted, r0.1 muser be had u.n lease iir oitliervise. Thet 51 xtitresi ts lie tak,n a,t a eelwiaeion In the mtlmml wray. m.ld irnimedliate li-is,,cein niiiy be hitd Tio h, si,wed hy -ards tuily, sihich '501, forther partlculfirs mav he had At the otfficeesofMr.Carniion.auctioneer fsod_surveyoir, 170. liishopeg-.tes-,tect. __________ ESI RABIIE R ESID ENCE, onierset.-To hc ftra'rtn of .1or 7, years. And entitr-d un iosmediiaeiy, requied i. at idst,mmer next, HAtL-l Vg 1015g lit fu,r theresdene o a eurcel fainilly, pless:intly sittiste in the piarisli .f Saipfod qrtndel.laheir tiee,tiied liv IV. flarras, e.q. The hiso.,- comprses litge dninganu drawivtig ritlm. k.-t bed roolili. And attis, cinado-ic utler's iantrv. smaio-is lisder-grii..,nd,l inie aiid tithe celars, ereati'hail, kitchen,. a detached I,t-rier slid brew- hous. aid cepal therTlieessa,,rv amid clliv,emilent,utifses, ag cod gar- dentreltoc-edwih ehtice frtiirtrees,a Alare varil. a6ltuhle cu,:ieh. hose aS t,i o-il. a entail do kti"cjle fu,r jiittes he til.er mybhe a.-con.niodated weith excellent limst,Irelanld,Iffreqttireri. whil~l Sltroimid th nose,hil exeedng .5 cre.s. The wiholle of thle lire- miss ae n te bstposibl rriae. isance 2 minlesand a half fentm Weling.in so iSfr-m Tunrti.andnear to the crest weternel road N.B. eesioalapiliettitn my le matde to %tr.flilacknittIre, 6. ove-coirt Paernste.eot.,I.ndtu,sor to Sher. (lew. lrsunmt., Stiteree. 'n 'ca desribethe remies r to Cliptaiti Belltrt, tile StrllClt.t li byleter,pun pad,lSanpfiord Artitidell. neat IVel- f.,tuetnes, and Others requiringZ extens-ce Premises In that Frc it Podillc thort,ughrare, Bishopsrates,t,ect.To lie SO:D. be Mer. CS t PO,the IE R-SSg of' A m-se soubstantial brick buiilt DWELLINGl- HOLTSE, Sbtip, anti Premises. alffrdin g ample sceope for an'- rniaiih,c- tudrtig ir wehole-sAle concern, wIth suiitable offices, incltudmici a large wareeito,tre 3 ,.t,-ie, hligh, storehouse. enitntlinghit,t-, 2-sbill stablte, lcha).ehousp, w,'shhoiim &c. ; the rbhr-i loor cointains 3 co,td led. rollins. la,lidig, anld large- u-lisets: secoiid fiaor. 2 ea;tital bedrooms iii large dln NO,s,n,wth low seIndowses id commiodious clisets befist dlour,aeeln dinling and aiimting. roim siitlit l,, vid,rs lead fat. ad is cll scranged scaler closets, a very eom fi.rti,biefall sizeid it ~iemi ,tn-itlb adjlitin g w:r,sbhou.se. lt patry. ci lhlitiral, &. ar f.toor compriaecs -t very- eapiral sho1t. ext,,nsive warehituse and coill'iting- litnuee, a guiod 2-itfll stable %utu chalsehouse, and bim-tt every piossible col,yeie,leiee. The lease has 19 years linexilir4d.at a vcry Itrivial rent, consideriiig the advantagettus sit,.,.tii,t a,:-', extenslion of ltremuses. asm,d sieli swirth the aittention of the Public. Early possessnrs be had, welh, full part(csil]Ls and cards to view, onapie otn at the of,ceesof Mr.Campoion, surveyor, auctioneer, anid agent. 170, Bisbois' gate-street. fE11NT EEL FAMILY IIESIJDL,C.r, St. GoGe's-~ sqase. t,rse-, lte ~neresdene uf IV. t'old son., es~q. deceas~ed. -Tothe SOLD by .St'CTIC,u,4 hi- ",Tr GAel'NETT, (stith piss"ss-ii-t at turday, the a,t rh " ~T-'. rm'- itt.Qieninc, itc t a alile nit bi ~~,8fLy 195'4, at 12 oi'cl-,i Ala II-100, all that very desir- al ndhighh fdnih,d LIkASEH6bLD)ESTATE, siltistetnd lielogNo, 56. t. eorc~,jare, with a frotinage if300 feet 11 litehes, or thiere- abouts Cw co.r! siitg a hands-me etritrnce lhall slid staircase. diinm5 a" iureakf,.'t prIttrs, library ineatly- litted svitli bioketises, kitchlen, aculer. ad curtyard. eXee6lient dry eotul. beer, Amnt sine cellars; ~rs flor,atte!e-att drawving room. 5 bed--lirnleee, laundry'. chin. and uhcrcovceiet closets, with stafircase leading fromn the kitchen t', he aunry:theupper story consists of 4 sq there biedrooms, 'rithl COOvenetit cosets.The premises are held tinder a lease, g1rat. ted by, tit Crpiraloit ifthe Botrouigh oif Pttrtsmontih. of sibich 9453 years are uex tied Te Above residence Is eonuipletelh- fitted witl i tater, Closts,task, &.tad most of the roamsi,t re elegantill-fitnished with Sticcs cn,iee ad marhile chinineypieces: tas erected shout Ii years~ atd cOt 2.4001. 'say be v-ietred every 'I liesday and Fri. day, etw4nthe oors of 12 atud 3. No isersoti s-ill be alluiswed ti. VIes itout a ticket. which may be had of 'thle aituetoneer, Piazza. or-tsat en M r. Freeman, soilicitor, Dorset-grArdetis. lBrighton. ~ ' VAL CRN, anl IBRMRH~ Bite wers. M,Ialteters,LLchter,nten W bhar dhIm gereandO thets,requitn Ap-acitousa WATERS1IDE PREMIISES.-To be L.ET,on Lease, and Posses. slon givxitininiiedlately, all those desirable PRETIlS~:q, knrinse1a, Shrewsbury Wharf. islewitrth, 8 miles fromn London,corniprisilug an exe0len: ssvharf atzid rt,ads' ed. by the side of the TIhames, a iiualtitig. house antd man's rotims. granaries coal warehouses, stabtling, earl lo4ge, and largre yard, a goo)d dsrelling-house on all eminence, coin. mandingi thedpremises, domestic offices, garden.,c the si-hole tI-eli en clsed,and Iron gales to the entranc. These premises oil'er a fav,ourabl opptrtunity to Persons desirouis or engaging in oitm or mnore of the a ve httsinesses, assa very considerable trade In torn andcoa, ad i llhceimt, landinig, and warehousing goods ha' been carriedloon therettt, And wrhich the facility of settee carriage anid their central sittuatioin to the markets ,tf London. U%bridge, StFblic, anid WiNndsor, and to the ictiterniediate country, affo)rds a prospect of incre,Ising to a great extent if wished. To those also thte timber tiade might probably be added avithi success, Or any othier connseled with swater carriafe The malt-hoitue arid -onc of tile warehouses can be let otF sep-arate, but the Inteitilon of the propriretoir is to 3~t the whole together, leaving it wvith the taker to stdit lii,s os-n conv.e. seitice ars tarepc. The premises may be vieswed, anid furthier rt!JRshad, ny atpplying to Mir. John Simmons, 97, near St. Luke's church. Old-street, Lotid,in. ~ p " be oLD,som-e tiine in orahutemohof a, 1.. 184,partiatlto a De-cree of the High CVourt of Chancery, In a causeweei da Watter Garland is plaintiff, and Nathanacelar landat othrsar defendants,, with the apprithaItion iif James Wil- Ilamn Farrer, esq. one of the Mafsters of the said Curtte, at the Public Sai-roitin of the said Couirt. in Soutbampt.ti-htildings, Chancery. lane, L,tndon, lIn lots, a FARM, In the etiumity of Susx omtlmthfing upirards tif 300 acres tuf rich Arabie and pastuilre land, with a fArm,,. h. ue al'id agricultrural hsuildtngs, In goot repair, a leasesirlmereof is ahoot to ihle grantea to Mr. Geturute Ativcok-, thie Sircahnt tenant, fi,r 12 years, at 3.501. per aintium. Another Fartn. in the parish of Heath. ~ell, in the said cohiinty of Sussex, conrabittnI, 7 acres of ArabIe and pasture land, seithi a fiirinhiouse anti li othu idirigs : let to ',Mr. Hick-a, as tenant at trill, at the rent of 421. hind also GE2 Acres of wiiod4and: In bald. Anoither: F,rm, In the parish of Ilium-iy, inticiec custmtv of Essex, conitailniog.5'27 acres, or thereabout-s, of rich Arab],anmh Ca.Rture lauid. weith farmhotuse and motis extenlsiv'e agricuiltnral nulid inga, all In the best statte of repair, together Seith' the great tithes of this farm let ..n lease tit Mr. Thotmas WitodriaTie. for the rem,auinderf art teromi of 7 years, sebich si-ill expire at Mi1chaelmfts, 1827, at the yearly renr of 56101. Alsut Ill Dtselling-hoties, situate in the uorii,,ch if lARrewicb, In thise eiunty ot Essex. pri,duc,imig a net rental of 1371. per annumn. Printed puIrtlimulArs niaty shortly be listi, gratis, At lie said Master',, ebsobers. Souithamtptonhbiidin-gs, Chsa' cers--lane. Lo,tdo,,m.at thefLluttsvn,imt nltu,, the 5tar. Leleest Chcqmers, Nlsadefied ;Thiree Cumps, liarwtichi- Thuree Cooss,COilchester; Dblue Poses, Wirhani: the Black Bo3y, ('elmiford ;White For,.e, ipas%,Ih - and euf Mr. Stephen Williams. stilleiuitr, 16. Bcddirulru,row. Lind00, - O.NDOX IREPOSITIORY for CARIAGE ofaI IL DESCRIPTION'S.-JOHN M KSAmid SOV respeetii) e -qua 't the Piuble, Ctloit they la-reVL "eltsrallt ly on vsit- fu,r .lEfo 3'O t 4,O CA RRI aGFES, mie%v atiu secomid baid, some i,f tih arcmi the Mitst splendid and tnodern constrrictions, and At the mi,.t-te,. miit? and resutm,,o prcs.Thi exzetnsive premises, theilargest it: Lotnmdomn for carrigs aestat Great Prtsr!and.strect amid ,an~gh501 piace. Puirtland.lse:tese.oe ti the free hnd umires-r-ained a-cess of the pzttlie. ands slqmldadsptayotf eleguint aid tiserill vehiles Invites lmnslecti,,a.anojcto ublic c?sr4)iostcy .thelb part even tin thos,e miht havenidereto aurleta Every c arriage is rmnuijbered and hs,s its Price afxd Theec ibmt.R c.nsic's if-Lamidaims.fromn, 4 10 guitteasItt 30 gipleas rahsfrom 500 etcinca., t. '30 guihica,. lamtdaulets, framt 2.50 guIneas to 40 tllineas: tiusriors. froIi, 250 gui- neas t-) 30 guittea,s: Iarouches. fri,m 180 guineas i.5 tO imioness: ha- risuchets, from 1120 utimes ts35 guineuis: phtetutis,front SO gitineftls t102.5 gulite-is: etirrble., from 100 cuinmletto 411 -.n0ne,,:s: ttnhchpes ,dennets,, &c. front 60 gmtlr-..st t, 20 itflmiess. Thle establishimentiro, Jithn Mrk-s and Sun heir.g the oldestawelsthiagrto o- don it, reputation for respectabltity iS si-elI kmnowsn to th e pmtbllc, atd comissIons In reg-ard either to a, specifled qluSlty tIr prit-e fri,m'arts- isert of the wvotid aee executed wItth Promptmtess, Atnd the traiisn i . shin and exportation lperformied wmith care. Old ctarriages a,re receiv"e.d in exchange, And carriages sent in for stile areAtrramigedriit the Rtepo- Zeltory for i Smali weeKly compensation, and for a c0lihmimssion of ,5 per tent. on the sale. Q'r. KATHARINE's DEN.-Jst pubilished, by E. ),jWilaon, 8, (loyal Exchanige, A LETTERti tite Esri of LIVER- POOL and ELDON agahnst the proposed DOCK at St. KA THAINEi Asr a commnoner of En..Isnd I proteAt this attack on itton.fonemeh ar natta hl leave St. K{athatiuc's church to profanat,in or desertion, amt by andshll bJhej dismantled and overthrosmn. The fatal doctrine snay be establIhed Ch tsereatitfle irttercst ab lne nlsrhso theeancty d tht tche temples of the DC.tym;y b ed for t hee puroeof recingdck ordene." -p ARISIAN SILK CLOAKS, 33s. each, owving ho the tReduction Ott R'liks..anxioustoefuabls and reuain ca the highaler clanyndraPerY, IncLF botnseat aeIatlt aeutOmpanimehfi to dress tvsh s hrat gontsodutibye Rs stock--illi his n8O ilnro d amontge t Introduced. ( TRADE.-In that' p e ty article be even depend upon m i Bvith a matchlesof sete ct o of ara1lk loaks, rtrnraed in the iiost admired and prevailingfashion, f.srthe carrageor evening Costume, trin SOs,to gnlinsas thse a SO. ad 31. arc miuch in denzand, and xced inricnes 5O~splndor Shiv before olrered to chile pitble, lthugh t on haf th 155151prlcen Charged for sielk cloaks : alo hut30opera cloaksl, made of the rich French levtitlmic,,r sOtget gros de Torurs, trimnmed and linied, suitalihe for ladies of ev4estry ag anid Country. RIley, anxious to establIshi his reputation as an en- courager of every novelty. l15as slow onile som of tems faslilontable sll dre:sese in Velour EPingle. Veloanr Shmmule, rich Yhard- wfd;r French satInsi Crapelisse, Cololmbian gauze dresses Chantuilly ]ace, and silk g5inte dresses, superb India and Bittish sfu-Mlvs, and fashlo blle lnendrapery' in cledisig great Advantages to purdhasers, as the bst goo ds c nrnstl tute h i s st tck.-flley, 1 1 8, Ox O xfddtreet. Vjr HE CORiN TRAD E.-In the present fluctuationis of this tradle, it Msay be useful to informi the land-owner, farmer, miller and dealer In grain, that the INiotiday's Edition of BEILL'a WEET~Y ?inESSFNGElI cottste fullest part1cul~5rs of this trade. Ir has a reiular marketletter fromi all the principl,h nla'k-et tossn5 in Great Brlta a 'ivery Wveek, and lIkewvise the best acconliits of the Po- s-eln cos maket. Th arfngemntsmade for this pumoobe are on - a seis o extnt ad acntray neer efore attemptedi. I'is Well- ever oter eatre f Itellgene cmmo toThy30 years, eontaIfns .iewspaper,cxeci:tedI in th bestmanne. Tobe ha at esryptstofIcin tlls uniited kiesg. I dens an li tb WeklyMesengr OBee 2,Bride-ourt, Fleet. strIc, Lodon, rlnt4 fo ~1aep~opierorby '. Imasters. j. 'ri the PROPRIETORS of EAST1 INIDIA STO-CK. Ladies lind Genstlemnen, C1 (NSIDERILNG thte very extensive nature of the canvass for a seat in the East India Direction, and the shortness of the~ period lIn which I have had an opportunity of entering upon that canvass, aild of becomiiia acquainited wvith the great and Inde- Penident body of ProVritors of East India stock. I feel no less grizLited than encouraged by the result or the batllot on tugo 23d instant. I avail myself of thix, the cearliest opportunity, to return my sincere thanks to the nhlcneroiss and kinid Friends who came forward In miy faVOUr on that occasion, and at the sanie timne gratefusUy to acknow- ledge the many idattering assurancess I have received of that addi- tionahl suport an the next vacancy, which previous engagements prevenite nir being hionoured wvith at the last. Havlis alredy submitted to yon the puiblic grounds upon whichl Ipresented myself before youi as a Catndidate for tue honosurahie situattion of an East India Director, it only remnains for mne nowr tO renewr my exertions to secure yoor colu8den.e sand your- support, and to repa nmy pledge of going to the ballot on the flirst vtahescy.-I have the hnur to be, writh great respect, Ladies and Genittemen. IYour mToat obedient and'humble servant, 13. Brniton-street, 24th ?ifareiI, 1824._ ROBELRT T. FAREQUHAR. IINFA,-NTV SCHOOL,S.-.A iliunber of Gentlemen, who b. ave been strongly imnpressed wvith aL view of the mnany advan- tages which aire likely'to be derived to the community aLt large from the miore geliefal ecyten,gIon of those admirable Institutions whbich nave been already formed In London for the CARE and EDUCATION of thle INFPANT CH I-1,T) REN of the lahouring classes, have resolved to invite a GE NEiRAl1. MIEETINMG for the purposes of conisidering the best means, of extending the system. A Mteeting wvill accordingly he hehl for that puirpose at Freemasons'-hall, Quzeen-street, Lincoln's- Inn-fields, on Mioniday, the 7th, Junle niext, at hic ih all Ladies and Gen- tlemenifrliendly to theeobjec,tarerequiested to attenid. The MostHlon. thie Marquis, of i.ANaSDIiWN haFs consented to take the chair at the mteeting. The chair trill be taken at I o'clock precisely. Such ladies and gentlemen whlo are desirous of previously satisfying themselves respecting the nature anid adv,s'taze o~f the ollani which it Is proposed to promote mnay have s.x opportunty of seeing It in itctual operation. asi Iday, in the wveek except Sunday.' betwce the hours of 9. anid 12 o'i'iok in the forenoon ,*or betwveeni 2 and 6 oeclock in the afterneoon, .' cirther of the tw,, folloing, placees, viz, tile Infanit school, Qutaker- street, Spitalfi,ld,s or the lniant ScboolI,Vincent.s;qiiare.,We5tmiSns9ter. I-I PI, P A LLADIUNM LIFIE ail(l FlIRE ASSURANCE T SOCIETY. Capital ?2.000,OO Sterling. DiISECTORS. Sir EdwaFrd Hyde East, Ihart. F.R-S. M.P. Chairman. Colonel John Baillie, M.1'. Deputy Chairman. Jon.,, Dii Ilre Alexanider, esq. MI.P. Veil Benjamiu Edmuoistone, esq. J.lihn I.. Ariderdo.ii e.q. Joseph VMadall, eeq,. Gciirge Arliutinor, c.sq. Johnij Williamson - itilton, esq. Jiiiln li3e it, e,,I. M.P'. Thomas -liouldswort ,Ii, esq. NI.P. 1~aniuucl Bosaiiiaet. csq. Captain 1-Tenry Kater, F.R.S. 1-letrv B3r'ivie, e-,q. P.R.s. Clisl%cse Elton Prescott, esq. Sir 'i. Chaimpion D'Crespig-ny, Peter Rleicrsnn. esil Ic'rt. MI.P. Alexanider ftoterts,in, esq. Mi.P. dir William Conicreve, bart. MI.P. Saimuel Skitiner. esq. 0-iiloel F. H4. IL. Davies. MI.P. Colonel Miark Wilks William lliidyentt DaVis, lisq. Sir \N'iliiani Younig, hart Wi. it. Keith D-i'ica., cit. NI.P. Audlror--Dav'di Hairelav, esq.. Fred. Mtanning, esq., Hlenry Dance, esq. Baitkers-ies-rs. il'sanqulit anid Co., NVe,sra. Couitts anid Co. Mlathernatli,al Inalpectir- ftioflias Young, NI. D. P.11.S. Pl'hsiciaii-Th'riiias Yiiung, MI.D. F.R.S. As,istant lPhysiciatt-J -tiles Bartlett, M.D. Stadidnlg Cmi,iiel-Sli veV Anderdoin, esq. Siirvepes',taniucl liiPzl.ev, esq. Resident 9uperioterident-Wlllianj Andrews. ceFl. The olti ctoif dtil Is stitutli'i is to conin l;ie thie tidvaatages ot those secince ex,lusively for its guide iii that part of Its uperationis wnitch sc iieeol arl' reuinire it. The ln,ut-stics of the Society wi;I 1 lie cofined to those classes, III bath, departmoeint, Nvhii'h rtie most carefull inivestIlcation has, demon-n 'trained wilt at nih'e alIformi addittumtl Security and advanitage to the aissired. anid himi eased iir,,lit,to ,the piroprietary. T'he so,iety wtill gratit til1ii i'tes, cendowmenits f.ir children, &e. and will purchase aiiiioiities.rever.,iuiis,aiid othier c-inthinent initerests. Illtnictitiml's for polIicies will be receiv-ed at il, Regex.t-street : and at 'ic,ra. Rohnaq net atli t1'ii', litiltil the tiffices of the soiielty are reaily ~r,the reception ifthe e.4abillsimtneit. ETHLEM HOSI'I'AL.-t RETURN miade by the 3) iliY5CI.\~ o IJFTHLE hOPITAL, to the last Jatiuary CiJRAili.Ei~. INCURABLES. Remanin isthe -lispial o th Reaining inl the Ho,tital onithe 1st of January, 1823, st of January, 1823, 10 ell . . 31 70 Admitted in 1823, Adm~~~~itted in 1823-Mian I 'I Men . . Si 145 W~~~~~~ ~~~~omen . . . 4 6 Woenl . . . 8f 248 Dlu-b,-arged cured-M 7n I Discbarg,?d-Cur4d Dlito-limproperObjects McIen - . - 21 } ~ 'diim . 6 Women . . 51 72 Ditt-by Requiest o1 FrIernds Pitto-Uneured'l 'owan .- . . I Mict . 5 00titn Leave-.Man 2 Ditto-As Improper Obiects I Ded-Woimen . . . 3 Mlen . - '11 1 1 Rtetnaitinug In tbe Hospital on Wwiten . . . Sf the 31st December, IS23, Ditto-by Request of Friend(s Mceii . . . 24} 6 Wii;len h 3 W Nomeit . . . 35J6 MIan . . - If Out in L.eave-Men Il CRIMIINALS. 76 woi,el - . 16 Remainlitgitll iele-Hspital on Die:1-Mets tile 1st of January, 1823. Wiiiallat ' I f 5 Men . . . 4 Rema~in in tile Hiospital un Wo.men . -5 the 31st Decensber, 1823. AdmItted inl 1823-Mien 2 Meln . . - 301 Vue 1 Womien 5 . 3 83 Woe 60 2,18 Discharged cured-,Men - 2 Reininaiiin thie H ospitlal oil the 3lst December, 183, Meni . . . 451}5 Women . . . 3 - SYN'OPSIS OF THE THREE CLASSES. 60 Rermain ontheistofJanuary, 1823. Discharged iii variousw~aysin 1823, incIstlitigthose out oti leave, aLs above specified. Cries - . 13Curables . . 165 Incuraliles 10-710> 226 Iticruaralbsles . . 45181 Crimitials . . 53) Crimitnals 2 , ii Admrrred In 1823, Remnain in the Hospital 31st Dec. C;urables . 145 1823. Ittclildingthose out onl leave, Incuratil s - 1>158 Curaliles 83 Criminales . 7) Iricurahiles . . 62" 203 - Criminals 5 8)- .384 __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 384 J GLOSKERR ,Crnal- I e irale BA1M OR for SALF..-On Thiursday, the 3d day of June iiext, by 4 o'clock inte aFertinon, a PUIBLIC AUCTION will lie held at the Kilog's Arm Inn. In L.aunicestoti, for the puruose of 'SELLING tile FEE SI5,mPLE atid INHERITANCE in p -ssinof and in all thlat BARTON and FARMI, situate lIn the parishi of Fgloskerry, in the county of Corn- 'all, called Treludlck. In the occuPationl of Mir. Peter liurdon, the lririnttor. This esrae, whici Ilies within a rinig fence, consists of an excelletit dwvellinig-h.use (having a soulthern aspect), fit for the re- sildence of a genteel family, with harns, stables, and outhotuses of ev'ery dpecriptionl, a thirashinzg inachinie, a pro-ductlWse wAalled garden wncl stocked wvith trees, 12 acres of thriving plantations. 9 acres of orchard, and upwards of 2-!O acres of arabIc, nieadown, and Pdsture lalud, with right, of commnon on Tregcar and Red Downs,ditstant from the mar-ket town of Lainnceston, tit which there Isan good turnpike road, ahout 5 toIles fromi the parishl church, in wvhich there is an excel. lent Pewv belongiug to thie Barton, I miile, atid Nvlthills an easy distance of lime slid sand, the w3hole forming a most desirable estate, In high cultivationi, anid insll deserving the attenition of the Public in general. The estate is subject to a modus of 13s. Ini lieu of smiall tithezs. Ffor a vieiw of tie property application may be niade at Treludick; and fur- ther particuilarzs may be kniown of Mr.Lethbrldge, 8, Gray's-Inni-square, Lotidoit; and of Messrs. Lethbriidgcaild Soil, of Liiutceston, attorneys at laws, at wvhose 0?r1ce a plani of the estate mnay be seen. N.D. A de- posit of 201. per cerit, on the purchase money will lie reqluired on sig- tnature of the contract; anld the purchaser wvill have the timber at a price to be ascertained by his and the vendor's surveyors. 1-ELLBROUGHTON, WVorceatershire. - a B FREHOLD MANOR and ESTATE.-To be SOLD byuc- TION, iii one lot, by HIENRY JA%COB, at the Lyttleton Arm In, at Hegley, 1In the counity of Wrorcester, on Wednesday, Apr1128 at 4 ii'elosck In the afternoon, subject to conditions then to be Prdced, all that the MAN-.OIt of NIM0R-J-IALL, otherwvise Moor-hl Sene ex- tendirngover several hunidred acies of lano,) wvith th hifrnts, tiyalties, aiid aPpurtenances belonging thereto. And as h capital miessuage, suilitantlal furm buildings, garden, and seoeal loes of arabic, nieidosv, and pasitire land, ebntainiffgln the woe, by ad- mleasurementt, IllS ilresor thereabouts, mere orless, caledthe Vew Tree Estate, noss' in the possession rf thec Proprietor, Air. William I-looper. This estate is situate In the parish of Bellbroughton, eon- tiunits to the turnpike road leading from Bromasgrove to Stourbridge, a 1i e spurting country, and the veiers frolnt the house, w1hich has an excellent slIated roolf,and is fit for tcleresidence of a respectable family, are ex'tensiv-e and bealutifuL. The lanid is of exceUlent quatlity, and in high condition : about 40 acres are Valuable meadow and pasture, capable of being irrigated at aziy seaston of the year, aiiid thle re- maninder arabic, behtig a tinlerich loam)yturnip and barley soil, form-. ilg ogter oiie of thle best and most coimplete estates in that part of Ithe outy, attd Possession maRY ke bhad at SMiehaelmasl next. The I estate is Well situtate for markets, being distanit fromn Bronsagrove I bouti ., Ki{idermninster shout 6, Stourbridge aibout 5, anid Dudley, shoo1t10 mIes.- A purchaser of thje est-ate miay, be accommodated wvith two thirds of toe purchiase mioney on a miortgage thereof, If required. To View thme estate apply to.Mr. Hooper, the proprietor, on tile premises; aiiid for all further parti,iulars to MIr. Itobeson, solici- tor, lirotnsgrove; o at,adNahis adaet,a hi des In Bliriminghain or Stoutl.-n,idge; of all of whbom a plan of the estate nay lie seen_.