AT a MEETING of BANKERS a...
t a M?ET1I G.o? _AtQf J a d MEIRCHANTS, haLl.sA, iat t7he Iyo Limdo vesi i hop%gate4,tfteet, on 'The ~ttIr les.th LRDMY.09. In the ehAsnr; Wme~es@S.~P4i.encoi, th~rerabeing tin this eboshtry a IjuIideer of .PLr:!(Arpd1-teil y,h4nd other nations: (many of whomt belonged tthesC(n i;tlg 'aMAglY ernhod.ted In the former kiligdoiiil In it IIVtseof. 5tcH&4stec t oe dient thatL they be oltered to the elase. Iitiblii 4ansfderaffe-a~'61 tbed Brxitsh pnhblie. l t'Wzb~ nlovea. by. Jatin' Smith, eAq, NJI.-. and eseonded by MIr. 2.Tatn a~jis efooxp ftsn,g oycpinion of tile meritsr or deincrljr.s-I theeallcas Jg4 tyhleh they- haid eMbarked, and in cenas- qiueucM ofvhittl5b tl hETt'reHo1.l sufllerin..' they are offered to ublic ~~ ~ipon t~~groundsof ~~Christian cern- PWIr2 efe70Jeno.' J PbLn EZ~1y~4? _. Atdkormani Bridges, Hi. P., an ecnedb 3. ~4thbnobiity,geunt'y. and the pulblic In g,eneral be res,pect. luflfl?,teln tO'cosI ptrbteton asubsarlptiou', wvhIc shll Immendiately havItnerd.liIo for ilhqir tepipprury relief ; suchl aSSISttanC to be ciNi- * . W)qaa111oSVd- by David Barclay. esq., wnd pe4onded by Robefrt * 4.TLb,In rderte crryinto) efl'eet thie above resolOtioniR, the toPt lowig Ocetlmen eccetiated a. Comlmittee, wvith power- to add to ~hei nu~ar,shotid t h 4eeed eesary to the furtherilig of the TheLord Mayor I ~'rhlomas Wilson, esq. M. P. Joh~-Sritb,esqM,P.. IWHIlIam Williamns, esc. M. P ~.erge.Bycsq.1~. P. I r. Alderman Wood, M. P,. 'dr ~leeyanBriges H P. John Bowiring, esq. Mi'. Aderma Venalien IThomas Denmark, esq. M. P. .doh)) litiden C5~'. ~ILIi Shaw,; cq. .fol)I~Jl3el. esq. iJosep'h Fry,esq Cxly,e-.4q. 110 DaisHs. ;si RdWieiyeqMP. A,g~ UM. P 3. Tti.fe- olkivlvJ 1ni~ bdapi.sinted hainkers; to the szid nab on-tMesss.ss1rI P~yzeinud Sliaithst Sir Richard Carr Giyi* iIllio Hpllfxiisu 4Q-i 1terie, Frqhar, and Co., Will ~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~P., and seconded bY * 6 T)ns'3r~re4ricl~rshfeldbe~apointed H4onorAry Secretary to tit Committee..- It rt'es rnovt4 by Thonbas ffenwn"0, Rlii. It. P., and seconded by John Jo1vrifl P.-4It, 7.vtbrLthe cegoffRC.Seiutlons.belnserted in the f,Iliowfng dRilY newsPp ers:-Tbbw15lTIxAs, BritishPFress Niornint; Herald, MAornint chroneje,Pubje Leder, Courer, ioie and Traveller, Britiso Traveller,and Star. OHN GARRATT, Chatlrit~sn. 11 WS Soyadby he lon.Ge Ageaer Eillis, H.P., and seconded a. rat te aicer thaks o thi ~leting ijeisifred io thle Righbt Hon.theLordMayr, or hs Sicenduct In the Chair, and for h is Amousnt alrcadyadv'ertfsed f ?1,108 lOs, Additionhl Sbcrpin J1. Higglresn, esq. Sal. Toa .ctot eu codor4wuco ?,5R 0 0 mont, s ~ 0 0 0 ChaR?, Dgiehy; vaq. . e 5) Jolhn HenyLwe,eq -Thon, Dieh,eejq. 10 1a00 Albany 000 YJe-nJ; Co.'i,e .sq.. Stock - Mr. Plncott10 0 Exchange lo1000 .1. T. -110 Dlr. Lughing"on 10 00 E, . 100 Rev. i)r. Carpeater,firlstol-I10: 'P.I.. - Y10 Pupile ofditro' II- 20 Rt. Hon. George Tierney 50 0 Mor,'~~ nin ChroLrklce 25 0 0 .3. .10 0 'A LaYatflactigs -5 0 0G.10 0 ~5rLor, J_ih,andCO. 100 0Lord H4olland . 200 0 SirGerg CYle~y,et Lady Holland - 5 0 0. Br__to-h 10 0 0 Langhorn Christie, eOM. 50 0 * a y Cyly - 5 0 0James Kinloch, ccq. 20 00 A C., ~ ~11 00 W. Dnics$,cs. ` 2 20 S. C.I.10 0 Hon. WT TIsletn 200 0 Messrs. Ransom and Co. 25 0 0P. H. - - II10 lHrCrg . - I 0 W. N. Irby,es - 5 00 'IinmalltaiWcl,eQ.1(0'00 Mr. Ragett, lhitte's Claib 2 00 majo orest - 10 0 W. R. Conway, eEq. 100 0 T?JC.I.. 100 Dr. B. Gilchrist 500 Aldermain Crowder S 5 0 S. Ri oU,esq. *20 0 ALOdy~5 00 J3. WartnuzI es~q. 500 J; B,y P550 Jolin Jamses,esq. 50 0 'r. .5. Laincaster, esq. 5 50 John Bragg, esq. II 10 42. H. - 10.100 Mr. BattonI.- 11 0 yo aley, esq. - ?0 Mr. Moxhaya-50 0 AnKll..0 20 Jolhn C.Fry, esq.. 1 10 P.-S. . .2 00R Hl.Ils. esq. 500 John 3. Gregory, csq. 22 0W. S. Fry, esq.I*10 0 MrsOrcory2 2 0G. U.Adamn esq. * 10 0 * JohnBoilanyd, ee. * 550 Mr. Joseph irbackarey I10 0 S. . 2 20 Mr. It.flinks . - 100 Nathi. Neirnharn, esq. 10 0 0Mr. W. H. Pipr1 00 Roibt. Wainwvright, esq. 100 0 Mr. T. fiodwardr10 0 II. Sminitsen, esq. 50 0 Mr. W. H. Hunmplitz I10 0 ?,L H. - . I100 Mr. Fully - * 0100 Messrs. James Keawortby S. B. . s0 and Son. 5 00 W. Dinmlne,saq. 2 20 Miscm Cure . .2o0 0 r. FullerII 10 G.A. -I.10 0 tichard C'ollIn 0 10 0 John Auldjo, esq. .5 0 0Mr. Ar-cher - 0 1)00 I-L.A. - - . 5 00 Mr. T. GreenI.00 S. C. Holland, esq. 10 00 Mr. Brown . 0 5 0 D. G. H.Largrit, esq. 5 805. A. . - 0 100 G. T. Goodbehiere, eeq. 5 50 At the Mansionhouse. 'Amicus . . 510 00A few Schoolboys at Mr. ~MC23rg. Rogers, Towgood, Lord's Acadeny', Toot- anldCo. 25 00 luig . - I00 Lnrd Harberton . 10 0 0Free. P'ynter, esc. Rich- Jas. Alexander, esq. M.P. 10 0 0 inond - - 10 10 0 Jt. Surridge, esq. 5 0Ale-xender ilrquhatrt, csq. M4. S. Painetnir, es. 5 5 0 l-Ang Dittoni - .100 0 MBessrs. G. anid J. rown 10 00 The English Genitlemani, Alex. Bar iig, esq. NI. P. 50 00 Sunduay Newspaper, per Tree hernasaios kmingos de E. fl. Pouchee - 5 0 0 log Espanoice 3 0 Fredt. Hfodgjeon, csq.M.p. 20 0 0 N. Byrnte, esq. Editor or D! . F.20 0 tile Morning Paet 560 J. P. 010 0 Mkeeasr. Jantes Cazenove Simioni Rawvlinig, esq 10 0 And Cu. . .1000J John Soane. esq. 5 5 0 TIhc Eatrl of Cork o100 0J'oseph Bercin, cesq. Lin- Wim. Danby, egq. . 5 0 0 colas-inn 5 0 0 flf. Blurnab' 5 0 I 0 einry B3eremSoo50 Wmn. MAred., C5i(J. 5 0 0Tie Deputies, Comimon J. B. -I.10 0 Couniiel, & W&rd Clerkcs Josetph Todd, ccc.q - 10a0o0 f Bishopsgate Ward 31 10 0 .J.E. Todd, esq. . 5 0 No.1 II . 2100 J. Paget C:Sq. -10 10 0 Mr. P.l'Never . 5 0 0 Rtev. C. brerry .. 2 2 0'Phe Sunday Tinmes 100 0 Miss1) i'uget - - 2 -20G George Man,, esq. Bedford- ukr. isagot, f-LIg-street 33 ( ) place . .- 5 0 0 Mtr. Johnu SLter, juni. 5 0 E. H. Barker, esq. rhectrordI10 0 Josiab Gratndy, eeq. thte Mrs. Barker, Theatford I1 00 Oakks - - . 5.S0Rtev.j.R.Major.ditto I 10 0 Mfr.Jitm6sSargeant - 1)0 0St. James!s C~hronicle 10 00 A Friend to Suffering 0Mrs. F'rancir Gardnier, bY Paetriotisrm0 . 0 altto - 4 0C0 Receined at the Clu1onicele 0111ce, NMrB Liewrents, hy ditto1II 0 Lelcester. flr.W.Dawv, of MfelkshalinI 10 A Frieud .0 10 0Mnip. Read, dittoI- 10 Antother Friend . 2 i0 0Edwvrd isatac, req. * I10 M. Bablngten, csq. .2 2 0 S Brows.e. 10 10 0 Myr. S. Dleacon 0 50F. L. Bcl-.klord, es'i. Mr. S.- Dixon .0 10 0 Southam p ton - -10 0 0 Mr. J. Baley . 0 2 6TheNlis.ies Lloyd,Brightons60 0 M4r.J. Bailey ... 026A wjmou Ie1 36 I.1 .10 E.i Sters,b 0310 James Ttdtly, resq 52 10 0 Mr.SrhBake Mr. WV. JoniesI 0 E. SteJi. H.s30 0TheWorshipful Comipany p- M. J. A. 1'00 of NMercers - , 1115A00 Robert Viiner, csq. 25 0 0Aldermanti C. Smithi, M.P. 10 00 E. J. JaLclson, esq. per Fiine on a Ctriarmi, f,,r, Randle Jacksoni, req. 5 5 negligenitly runnting M.C. Woodford . 10 0 aaut Mlr. Shierilt MNr. T. WVoodford 010 0 eye arritsge -01 :ijr J. Wrottesley, hart. Wv. R. Westropp, es;q. Se. M. P. - . 10 00 cond suibscription 10 0 M1r. Hardy, Walwortb l II(1The Tinmes Journlal .25 0 0 Mtr. George Bailey II 0 rhe t2ountesb ofdJeisey 1(10 0 Hurnanitas 100 00Rev. Charles Digby . 33 0 Mtr. Alien Wllifams .2 0 0C4. Ht. Phillips, eeq. .25 00 'rb,imias Gregg, jun. tesq. 5i00lyAlvanley . 10 00 It. H. . . 3 0 0 iliaac Mllnet. esq. . 10 00 I-1. i',,rcher, req. HI.P. - 1(1 0 0 . V .I-. . 1 1 C. K. .2 0 0 rom Southt Wales .3 00 Mir. Jaince Baker 10 00 J B. req. . . 250 0 R.ev.J. Wilsoin . 5 00 j I%I. 111 Jobul Bagwell, esq, I 10 110 J. lsoi,eq 00I Thms oers c5 1 100 Sir GreoyA.Lwn Rey' 0.nt. . 1 Robert Davidsocn,3 "A sq. w 0 0I Rosbert Batelay, esq. Buiry. (leneriii 0. Roberta I 1 0 0 1111 . . 2)00 0Williamk Portal, esq. .200 0 Rear Adminral Stir e. Cod. J. V. A. 52 10 00 ringtoli.50 0 p::I. 1. . 52 10 0 Samuel Geo. Smtith, esq. 10 00 Mr,,. Cottrni 5 0 0 J. WVooImagoe, eV]. 1 0 0 essrs. i.car, Son, And NY. H. B3urgess, etsq.- iO0 0 Colice . . .10 10 0 C. Mi. WDIilAse, esq. Ii)0 0S.Smith, esq. M.P. .10 00 Richard WV. R! pley, es9 10 0N 0. ilres. smith, Payne, ?la&sars.KIs,Aaiory, &Cqo. 10 100 and Smiith . 25 00 Clerks of Mtessrs. Williams J. Niaberly, vsc. H.P. 1O000 anid (2o. . . i 23 0Captain NMabei ly, Ni.P. 10 0 0 AFrfcitd,byJobnCapcl,e8q.IO 10 0AnonvinouisI.10 0 PauL TLate, esq..5 0 0 Sinoii Cock, esq. .10 10 1) J. D. S. L. Rowye, esq. . 10 0 0Mr. W. Parker, North- Miss Rlowe . . a o0 MaMpton . . 2 20 .lmopb iejor .10 0 0 essrs. C. Smithi, Soil1, K.1 u. Banad ; . 10 10 0 and Woodhiouse 21 00 Mrs. Frances ba~iL,ed 1 ( R.0 Woodhouse, esq. sen. Johin ~~,leby,esq. 110 Bedford.square 65 0 B..1nus, esq.IJ 10 obert Woodlsouise, ceci. J.A.E.H., TonbrldgeWells 10 0 4) Por'ts. .5.50 G. H. Woolaston, ee.. JO0 00Sir R. H. Inglis, hart. 10 00 Juohn hlangiese,sq. . 5 0 0 . Lcyvester, eecq. HI.P. 100 0 Thomncsl,ett.esq.Lamnbetbh10 0 0Johni Whisbaw, rq 1 Synsetby . .50 00(, aptalin Charles Ward 5 00 Hsrs.W Iillis,Pecvl J. P. . . 50 anid Co. . . 21 00 Slinioit Taylor, esj. .22 0 W.V Prena, esq. . . 1 10 Mrs. W Ilsa 1 . 500 JFames Tillard, esq. so50a0~J. end W. Saniders - 5 50 Messrs. Flnainre, Palmer, Misses F. anid M. Sande'sI 0 0 and Pigeon . 01 Sr.lknton,byWeut. John Heatlicote, esiq. .25 )0 0 orth and Co. .5 0 0 John Moore, osq. .2 10 0G. Phillips, vasg. M.P; 210 0 .N. Charrinigton), esq,.5 50 t.V. .. -I'5 00 Slesnro. Curtin, tobjart3, R. P. Glyf0, esi. . 5 50 and CID, . 2.500IAh.05 Tile.C. . . Iooh00 . B, ister, esq. lb0 0 E. H~. J. Fordhamn, seq. 22 0Ifnr Hellema, eesq. S. 0 Willilam Mtarsh, ez43. 110 Plillcteu - . 200 0 J. G,Fiordham, etsq. 110 Sir Hr. Chiolieley, hart. 50 0 G.Fordlian, seq. II- 1 0 PC 00 Watdd W. 'Nash, esqL. . I1 I J,nsaryrq. . 110 Jljbn Ilotteux, esq. . 00 tssrDay. ad Martin 20 00 T. A. Phippe, esq. News Tms3]h . 10 0 Ofieao.. 5 05 0 Cuthbert Ellison,. esq. 10 00 IL. L. . 1 0 0Ebenezer Nlaitland, csq. 10 10 0 5t'homes l3a11ey, eeq. 2 0 0Mr. J. Beaumnont . 1 00 A1. PerktIn, esql. 2 00'rThree Freiends .3 0 0 J. T.S*.500 Mr. Rodwell .2 00 *. 2 00II nV.. D.5 00 itir. Pitman . . 2 2 0 A~~~le'cauderSiuigster, ecl.200 William iHtrris, esq. I 10 0J. W. H-en tig, csq. Hull 5 0 0 Jameca Lett, cas. . .1 .50C. C.lII. - . 0 10 0 fEL Reardon, esq. 2 2 0A Frienid to the Die. 7drs.A. Wooding 3 30 tressed - . 5 0 0 111ez-ra.reelix.caivbrt,&Co2.25 0 0 Rev. G. Chamapagne - 5 5 0 fAdyGlyn" - - 3 30 W. N1.R-A. . o 010,0 0 (10 0blessrs. Mandeled anld 'ThO3, Gaf;sb&rou'gli, csiq. 2 00 Tturulim . 10 0 0 'T~~ ~ ~ 5 04)Mon. lobiat Cradock .5 0 0 l.btna a;rtrum, Cell. 2 00 . DaLvidson), esq. . I 0 0 l4lcaereG. J.&J.fRaillriO .55.0 J.Oisiley. sq. Norwiceh 10 0 0 W, Blanc, ceq. - 2 0 0 R. Barclay. req. Lomibard. .3)avld Kno4, esc 2 00 street . . X0 0 0 Miosr. m_yre and Cover. Sir M. W. Ridley, bart. 10 0 0 da-le . . - a30 0Edward W. Mills, esq. 10 0 0 ezth~ frliti p1e 2 20I emiry Carter, egq. I 0 0 Lieu In a ryple 5 0 0Vaiigueht . 5 0 0 1!re. Dalrymple -5 0 0 Fward Showell, csq. 10 0 0 7Ales Dalr3inplO 5 0 0 "inonmus . 2 2 0 A Wall.wisher t) the Hi t mnts . 2 0 0 Spaniards . 100 0 .0 Sir T. H. F'acquhar, bert. 20 0 0 W, Beall, of Edlnburgh 63 0 0Waltfer Davidson1, ,e4'~ 10 0 0 Anonymrnous 3 20 0.0 bijr-csra irAerf A. 7- I 1-2 00. Banr 10 0 0 joh2 Dcli, ozq. Gray'e.lt- 2 2 0 .unilges..P. .5 0 0 ,~ ~, ~j . . - . 2 0 0 Creser,ee. 5 0' 0 ~~r,L1. . - 2 0 0 SiTP ae at. 5 0 0 .icn~~ ton czq. * ii0 0 ~ ChlnrU g,eq. .5 0 0 JohXr!tttlI,ie'l. . II .0 ... 0 .5 0 F. FRBSrHFJRLD, Hon. See. SisibariatTIlAq vUl1 obntinue to be received at ttie banking3-houses Mc~rs.5it~1,Payne, anid Smniths, hMansion.1iouse-Mee;~ Sit Richiard *ej.arr 4Iy DDe aIa,mdC.LMljrd.s1treet. Mesisrs. Williams A a' 13(rehlin.1ADl bieniro. Herrics,- Farquhanr, anid Co. St. Janess.. tre;Sir Jo-hu Perring, Shaw, Barber.an Co. 72, Coriihiii; -. 2essrs. Frys all, imspsan, St. Mliidred's-coul t, Poultry fLand Meossrs. ~ARL,NTS (eros of bestowing on tlhcir -hildran the .Jj solidvntae';es of a, PRIVATU 'COUCATIONV witlhout the eyazMo~1 and cipiance attdtLitdbg It, arcr 'opectf'ully informed that a Lady ya3idng nal' the 101 Cbnrib of St.- Pancras, -in an airy eituationi, ~envlncomeCIIiM1NcmnIt~tedt her ceare,is desirous ofADDING ancelof hr catihilty fo prootin thei morl andinteleotel -ait. 0ar~ Adrcs,noe pad,,to~. . cre f ~r.Varer,ilatiorner, Wo- 'TI.NTiRY WVAIUi).-At an iuljoufDcd~ WARDNIOTH, NYheld att Cutters' tflal. on a'Titrsdaly, fcei er 23 r182 frth orhipulCHRIISTOPHERI biGA.E, ierznf aof thist Wnrd;,i Itwsunanimously Resol-ve Thtti Wadfeels wit1ff gr4tituda heeelof the exr uyIpsdo ol rught in~.o tljce;,po~pp of tonon adtehoeta tmybenterd as as) earnest tirti th ,emider of h nqsadipltcdt impse .thm t tih ilherml reeldf n t htteRersnaIrk'psefo tlsio ?lpf. to te iterets f th Wad. fr hs ablit, evr~ed dring ,this the car Tha orthanks ate justly due and are alrp xalOIyivzt Rilad Wodward, esq. for his past serviced; on hig. resignatleih'-n one of thte Conmmon Council of this Ward. That the thanks of this WardmfotO be gilven 'to Thir W*hitb. Depuy, esss. onway, Gatrratt, Coonmbs, Crook, Inga l, Miars1niAll andg Elmies. the Corninon CojuncHien -of tile WVard. for t4o'at rtentos, Iand fathfnil dicarge of their duties n.o--,h' .015W Thatt tie above rgouio b igned by the Wrd l liihed lnathe morning nand evenilng pa?ere. pQLN BU*tDON', Wavrdfll1erk.. 1W'XARD of i7A~LRING~DON 1V1?HQJUT'r Thusrsday, I Y23dDfee,l824e._AtaWARDhTEldattn Wsird, by, the Right Worshlipfutl ROUEi'iE WAITIIMIAN, Zsci. 'Alaerrman,for the ELECTIOlJ of COMI,ION dO0UNCILM4EN, andLotldr W-ARD OPFV YW ?mS,tfor the year sessuing~,the followilig entlemO weroek~etrd to; thoe Cmmon Council :-blessre. Butterwortil,Tick * ,Wons.J4eeves, asq. Dep, 3,jesirs., Black-t Crok WriVl , Deg'1.eMCr5 Tdy.- Ilor, Southgate, G3alloway, Griffith,'Sv.,..ed ,crih berts, Figglus, hand Young.' <'* Res-olvedurnanimeusly, 'rhat the thanlks of this .Wardinote.befgverk to W. J1. Reevelt and Wp Vaeesqts. De uis'Mesitrs OGritfith, Patteun, Tiaylor, Iliacket, fl6be ts. b.ecIcwlth -iYoung, Creok, Ffggns, Savage, Soutirgate, Hansard,YurnLf5, pnd butterwortir for thoilasl. dilty anid falthfulness with which tne irV u$li ier-uisa RepresentatIves f fthis Ward durlIn thorist year, glid.fur-their cpert and mnanly avowal in these daysoR t,puy,a0dd eIrsifli1,,of_ hpse ir. dependent.prinelpits rnany of themn .Jav4Y g5&o ion had so' nbWiy 5'a)un. tainsed, and theis deteyntilnationl to support .[for tha future every meg.~ sure In the Court oDf Conrilno)n Council Whichselhv frilojc the obtaininig a more equal ra peuntaeiitioll of the people of Esiglnhd In the Commonis hiouse of Parilament, 4nd for the citizens of Lonidon a similar reform In theCeourt of Common CGounpil. Redolved unatnimously, That the thanks of thlis Wtardlnot4 be pre- sented to the Rlight; Worshipful Robert Waithinrus, erq. Alderimig, fo the ability and impai tlaltty witk hc r ha veh d-ursgM election, for hIs constant Wild viIlanRt attention to the locail interest of the Ward, and for hIs able and consistent Oupport of the -great prlnclples of civil and religi(ots 11lbsty p)jronahout along and arduous, Resolved unanamoesly, That this Wardlpsote has hseA4ri.1ith deep regret, the determination express,ed by nit. 'rhosnpso:n'to forbea,r lii future, renidering -his able, judicious, and lntdepeuidcnt eitetilons In smpport of the princliles of civil and religions llherty,'Irn ibtis WVard. This Wardmote hiowever cannot - allow- Mr. Thouipson to retire wvithout offerinjg to him ie Itbest thanks for the axcellent services lie has already confebrred 4ultjni the liiht fourteen years uphJolding the honour, the credit, zng the indepndnc f th W ard of Farrinsdon V/ithout. This' Wardlmote at the same time: begs to express a, hope that DUr. T opo ilntwithhold' his- assistance. If- occasion should in futture requirce. It. .- Resolved wraNasimously, That the thbank7s of~ this Wardmoib be: presented to Mr. Churchwvardeni Wilson for his pol Ite attention In granting th. use of the Church.for the purp0)ss of-dtils Election., Resolved unianimously. That the furegolpsigairnoluta.goah be n-4 by tho Ward Clerk, and pliblished In t0tstliofIY-dWn lng papers, Cl-A RLRS, REEVES' Wayd CDlerk. ITY of LONDON TAVERlN, Dere3; "1SU-M.-A GENERAL MEETING of SHIPOWNERS of Great Britain, lipld' thsdAy, conformiable to advertisement'; GEORGE LYALL. Esq. ip the Chair: It,was moved by WAilliami Manning, es4. M.P., seconded by Th'omas- Wilson, esq, s. That the Report be approved; and th!s Meatlng (so far as they. are Individually concerned) most'pordlirlly concur In the recommandalo of the commnittee appointed to consid6r of the bestmas fis creaHsing the Fuinds of the Corporatiots for providigRle O miaimed and disabled Seamen, anid their Widowvs pidCidrn n this meetiing reqacast that the Chairman will communlet hs hi sientiments to the President anid GOvernors of the Corporain n that this meeting do recommend to tIhe commiittee of thsoctyo use all the -means In their poNer to ecr-ryifhe samo into~fec It was moved by Jino. MI. Maude, seq. seconded by J. D. P'owle8, esq.; That this Meetinigcanniotbut conisier the' London Port Duty as .. mnost oppressive burden unfairly thrown on shlippinig resorting to this port, since the object of that duty has been. and still conitinutes to lbe, to defray tire expanses inceurred Ins the construction o-f doecks, wiliCeh have been of the greatest possible Importance to the revenue, and to the mercantile Interests, hut froin whichi shi~ppng has deriVed little comparative! benefit, withoustincorlng hieavy chiarges; for the use of them. Therefore, that a petition be p resented to ParliAment. praying for relief from the said tax; anld tirat; the comnmittee of this society he requested to transsnift a copy thereof to the Right loniourable the Chans(ellor of tire Exehequer, with a respectfarl request that he wivll be pleased to sicsiify his consent that the petition may be presented to the i-ouse of Commons. That tile said petition be left at the bar of Lloyd's cofibehouse for signastures. And that Air. Thoulas Wilson he requested to present the same. It was; moved by Thomast,Gillespy, esq.. rseconided b-y L.M.blaude, tag.;- Thiat this Meeting do full agree In opinioi -with their conimittee, expressed In th)eir mfinute of the 14thi Instant, Ir answer to a depue- tation from the coal trade that should a bill or bills be brought before Parliament, for eonastructinig docks for colliers, containlng aniy clauses of a comnlnul ory nature, or tendinig to bursden the shippling In the cdal trade with rother rates or charges than such 4s the owniers nuay be wvilling to pay for services rendered, this comnmittee .will resist tire samne by all the meansi In their power. It was moved hy J.D.Po,wles, esq.. seconded by RaiphPFenwlek, csq.; That the ciordial thaRnks of this Meeting be offered to His Mlajest 's Ministers for the great beniefit about to be conferred on thre trad eand inavigation of the counitry by the initroduction of the four bills iiow Parliamenit for thie conwolidation oi the numnerous laws relAting.to nlavig-Ation anid trade, andL the sepiaration of thec Customs fromk the Excise. It was moved by Williamn Manning, esq. M.P., seconded by George Whiiteley esq.; T hat the be;St thianks of thisu Meetiuig be presented to tlio committee for their econtinued attentioll to the miany Iruportanit subWects *hich have been unider their conisIderatlion. The Meeting then proceeded to ballet for eight committeemen,' In thle room af that number who go oiut by, rotationi; when it -appeared that the clioics had fallen on te follniving gentlemien, viz.:- James Bentley e%sq. I Jno). Grahamn. esq.: Hentry Biancitiarde, eq Edward Hurry. esg; Jnlo. Oawrsorm, req. Chrisr'. Nockolls. esq. C. D. Gordoni, ewq. George Whtteley, esq. Mlr. Lyaill having left the chaitr. ERJ Y.L Chairinani, It waRs moved by W. Manning, esq. M. P., seconded by George White- icy, esq.: That the thanks of Uris rioasting be given to the Chairman for Mis valuable servics to the society, and for his coliduct litthe clirrlr thlis day. - S.-.COCK, Sec. - NORFOLK andi SUFFOLK RA-IL-ROAD COM- PANV'.-Capltal One Million,.in.ten timousdnd shares of 1001. eah Time trade from Lonidon to N'orwiels in -bonibasire and crapo is aLt once extensive and permnanient, yet the conveyance of good&is dila. tory, sxpensive,and troublesomne. The towns of hiscmsford,Colehester, anid Ipswich are places of tioe first Imnportanice, and the merchandise coniveyed betweeyi theni and London is very econsiderable. All tIre tishi counsued thirough time colntites of Norfolk, anid Suitolk, sand a greatt part of thiat brotughit to London, Is obtuaied from Yarmouth or Lyniis, Bury St. Edmrnitd's IF n place of great antiquity and wealth, aLnd in It business to a great amnounit. In ail the staple produce of this counry,is arred n. he ode ofconveyaniee to these various lace ar inuffciet ontheonehan, ad extravagant oni the otlher. is, herfor, poposd t costrct rail-road from L,ondon. to Norwch,thrugh- ChlmaordandColchester, with a brancht to Harwch, her to ~aieh,wit a banc to Bury St. Edmund's,q then to Nrwic, wih rnche to arm utand to Lynn. Therobblecas ofthe traghtlintoNorwichl wivlll be ?555,000 The branh finnsColehestr to Haw ish h- . 0,0400 The brac f,o Ipiwich to Bury St. Edmiund'sa 90,000 Tiebrnc frmNorwIch to armouth .5 0. Tire branch froim NorWich to LYnn - . 200,000 ?980,000 The cuntr tlsou-hwhic thi rai-roadi and Its branchles will1 pass; is emnentl adape fr tha purpse, ince it is nearly level every way an th exens, tercore canotbe expected to exceed the eapial f te cnmony.Yarisoithmaybe coinsIdered as the- great ~ na ni-thenort,erncoat, ad frm larwichs there isat very conisi- erale rai e n gainandothr aticeato the Conitinent. The roita f sch a riderakig canniGt fail to ba great; br?- caue, n aditnorto he onsanttraficof assnges,the trade,be- tween Lonidon anid Norwich Is -cry osdrbe n throug tire whAle line of road, as well direst as rnh h atces oDf tilmber, eeals, biricks, Iline, arid snerehandiseo vr ecitol arc coii- Athuitly passing to a very great amiounit. The coirapanrywill he coniducted by, twelve zountry anid twelve Lou- dour directorsi. The capital wrill be onie milloion, consi8itin; of 10,000 shares of 1001. each. TIhe deposit oni each shaiEre is IL 1. frrons de- sirous of applyin)g for, tke remaininig shares miust forward their teni- rlers lit writing inmrmediately to Messrs, Sir Williairi Kay, hart., Price, hlarryat, and Colemani, banikers, Mlanrsornhouse.street; or to Messrs. Wllks aiid Verbelce, s4olieitors, 36, New B3road-street; and mnust pay Into the hanids of one of the above mienitioned banikers tire amounit of deposit oni the shares for which thley inay tenderl, arid in ease A- less number of shares shall be allh-tted than those tenderedand paid for, the proportiori of the deposit overpaid wtIll he returnied when the scrip fs Issued, whitch will beaon an; early day In tire isionthr of Jarruary. L.ondon, Doe. 23, 1824. FORMd OF TENDER. T'o Kgcr'rr. Kayn Price, !Ilarryat, amid Coieniari. I lrereby reaa eBt you will hinsert riny niame for shares lin "'ihe Norfolk and Suffolk Rtal)-road ComnpAiny" and you will herewith receive thec deposit orr the sihaesa tenldered o by. e. Dec. 1824.