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"IEAkTRE.-Signor BENELLI rsecAil to Inform the Nobilitv and Gentry, Sbciest be Pablic, that the SIXTH and LAS'CNC T .NCIENT aud MTODERN MIUSIC thiaseao o h re given at Pprls In Lenit) Will take plconFda ug. Amiong the instrumenital perfomne r .indley, jani. will execute a violoncllcner. -CL.erto,, land Dzavies wvill perform a ti o he ,-pi, for thie first timie in this country, trid 'Mr. Riswte b particular desire) vill exeeute a concerto on the violin.Blso h p'erformance, wvith more ample detal,myebd 'tos mse warehouses, and of Mlr. Segitin, at teOraofc,1,Qarat, Regent-street, wkere applications for oxsndtktartoemade. Boxe 3 guineas each. Admission tOteBesl. dPt7. Gal- lery 3s.6d. -T ECTURES oni POLITrICAL ~ECONOMFJY.-1t having _Ld appeared desirable to some friends of the late Mtr. RIICARDO that a tribute of respect should be paid to the memory of a iran who had so eminently contributed to improve the science of Political Econiomy, aLnd thiat, for this object. toeeoestablishiment of a leettuce- SLip oni that scienice in the metropolis would be ?pculiarly appro- priate, both fromn its relation to the pursuits of the individuial whose xnerits; it wvould commemoirate, and fromi Its public utility, a suitable fund hacs been raised, and atrrangements made, in consequence of 'Which a COURSE of LECTURES (expected to comprise about 20) Will be deUivered by, Mr. M'ICULLOCH, ot Edinbuxrgh, on Mondays and Thursdavs in cacll week, at 10 o'clock in the morning, to commnence On the fli'st Monday in April, at the house of the Geological Society, No. 20, Bedford-otreet, Covent-garden. Tickets of admissiotn for the eourse, at 2 guineas each, may be had at Mr. l-iokhr,m's, bookseller, in Bond-street, and NI r. Richrrdson's, bookseller, in Cornhill. Private instruction Will be giveis by, Mr. N.l'Culloch, at his ownl apartments, to such gentlemen as may desirec, In the, way of mnutualt conormnuneation, to enter more minutely into the subject. X.B. TIhoughi this iiistitui- tion is connected wvith the natme of Ricardo, it Is not devoted to the Inculeationc,f any Peculiar system of doctrines t each course of lectures 1s Intended to afford a clear and distinct expositIon of the science, -comprising as well the viewvsof the lecturer hinmaelf as those of the writers who have principrally contributed to the elucidation of the subieet. fE D)I CAL SO IETYI of -LVNDi or() -In cnomt M ..& iti the WVill of the late Anthony Fothergill, M..FN ..h Soc:iety resolve to give annually to the authtor of the bestDserain on,a subject proposed by them, a Gold Nledal, value2guia, -called the FO IIERGfLLlAN MEDAL, ter wic-iih thie lando l countries are inrvited as canididates. 1. Each dissertation must be delivered to the Registrar. In the Latin or Engiish ILanguiage, on or before the lat day ot December. 2. With eachi dissertation rnust he deliveredla, sealedt paceket, Nvith some motto or device onr the outside, and wvithin the authior's namie and designation ; and the samne motto or device must be puit upon the dissertation, that thle Society may knowv iow to address the success- ful candidate. 3. No PaPer In the hand-wrriting of the auithor, oi with hIs name affixed, wvill be received; aiid if the auithor of any paper shall, either directly or indirectly, discover himself to the Committee of Papers, or to any memiber thereof, saudi paper wvill be excluded fromn alliconi- petitioni for the medal. *h e 4. All the dissertations, the successful one excepted, wvill b e turned. If desired, wvith the sealed packets, unopenedt. S. The prize mnedal wvill be presciited to the succes;sful candidate, 'or his substitute, at the anniversary meeting of the Society, in March, 1825. The time alloitted for tlle perus-al of the dissertations wvritten lat Tear on I'Dropsy' and I'Diseases of the Spine' having been unexpect- edly shortened, the Society wvere not able to award tfie medals at the anniversary meeting this year: the adjudication, therefore, of these medals is postponed till Monda, the 3d of Mlay, at S o'clock in the -evening, at which timne a Specil General Mleeting of the SocietY Will take place. Tesubject for the prize miedal for March. 1825, is 'The Pathology .nd Treatment of Periodical Asthma.' JAMES FIELD, Registrar. 'Society's House, Bolt-court, Fleet-street, 'March, 84 URREY_DISPENSAR .-ii unay Morniig, Apil 1, 1824, the ANNIVERSARV SER O,for tile Beneilt%o this Charity, will be Preached at the Parish CuhofCamberwaell, Surrey, by the ltev'. JOHN SYMIPSON SERGROE,L... of Emnma. nuel College, Cambridge; Rector of St. Mary oefe and St. Mtary outaa,UpperThamnes-street, Londont 'instrtthEpsoa Chiapel, SL. Mlary, Lambeth, Kennington-Iane and noestic Chap- lain to the Right floion the Earl of Catledoni, Before the Right H-on. Lord Viscount NIIDLETON, Lord Lieultenant of the County, Presidenf, TheRigt Hn.Earl Spencer Georg H. Sumnner, esq. MI.P. The Right Honi. Lord Grantley Wilam J. Denison, eseq. Hl.p. Lord Viscr,unt AlthTorp~n ,NM.P. ICharles Calvert, esaq. MA.. The Rtight Hon. (.Tire,.P I Samuel Thorntoni, erq. S9Ir John Frederickhat i Robei Barclay. esq. Sir Thoinas Turton hr. Charles Barclay, esq. SlrRobrt ilsn. VICE-PRESIDENTS, FLORANCE Y-OUNG. Fsq. Treasuirer, And the rest of the Governo-rs of this Charity. Prayers to be.-In at 1I o'clock. The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL wvill be celebrated onl Monday, April 12, 1824, at the City of London Tavern, Dishopsgate-strect. STEWNARDS. Edward uBile, eeq. J.hn Key, eras. aldermnan Robert hledger, esri. Ja,tne5 Johnl Orltirn, esq. John Hepbuirn, t.sq. Ilemiry Perkins, esq. ,George Hlepburn, jun). erq. Jamies Rloseeter, junl. esq. .folrn Hiciks, esq. Charles hlampdeii Turrier, es.1q Janeie Hunt, erg. John Wooliey,esq. Ticket-s, l2s. eachi, to be bad of the Stewards; at the Dispensary; of the Secretary, anid at the tCitv of Londoyn' Iarn-e. Dinnler on table at 5o'clOek precisely. N%o eervhnits but those ofthe nol)illity, vice-pre- isldenits, arid stevards'will be admitted. This charityis supported by voluntary conitribu)tions, and the termnsare-to becomlealife director, 15Sguinieas; a life! governor, 10 guineas: and ani ennual governor guni,ea par annumr. Subscriptionis are reeceived by the foufowing per. sons. viz.:-Mfeqsrs. Hoars, Barnett, Hoare, and Co. Lombard-street. Messrs. Sikes, Snaiti.i and Co. Maiisionholise-street; Mlessrs. Rogers' Towgood. rind Co. Clemnent's-lane; Sir Peter Pole. bart.. Tho"rnton' Free, Down, and Scott. Bartholornew.Iaire; Sir Jrilini Pinhoin' Weston, cuid Son. Borough Baiik; by the Tr,asurer, Florance Yo,u,rg' asq. High-strset, Southwlark. by the Collector.' H. Crichard. a' Weston-stzeet, Soutliwvark: at the Dispensary, Union-street, Soulth- warkt atnd by FREDERICK WILLIAM CARTER, Secretary, 48, Higli-street, Southwvark. 'D ISTRESSED SETTLERS at the CAPE of' GOOD t-HOPE.-The Commitrec for mnanaging the Suhscriptign for the Relief of the Distressed Settlers at the CAre of Good Hlope, in publish- ing arm additional list of subscriptions, beg mosa earniestly to drast the attentio.nof the British puiblic to the foliowimiig brief statemlent. In they;ear 15W abridy of o~ar countrymen. anouniting to nearly 5,000 perso,,ns, emcigrated to the Cape of Good HoPe, In xPectation of fiding in that counitry (whlich had been de8criied by travellers, wvho had recenitly Vi.sited it, as a second land of promise) that field for exer- tion which the adverse circumstances of the times dexiled to them at homie. A melancholy reverse, however, awaited them, for the series of disappointments and calamities whilch the). have sinice experietnced has never been equialled in the history of any infant colony. The Parties were located in the d istrict of Albany, about 600 mniles fZo CU ov ne the superinitendenice ,ot Governmnent, and a compete filure Eachsucceding ear hs 'broiughit with 'it the s~mealamty; dde to hich thIraed of cattle hav-e suffered repetedy frm te atack of he eigbouiring savages, the Caifres, nodther focs fom he avgerof eats of prey. Their gardens hav ben dsloye bytheefect ofa ln5drought, which was sue. ceedd Ir Ocoberlas by n oerwhlmig jirunidation, wtinch in manyinstncesswep befre I lioSc, stock, an~d every species of proverty. The result of this comnbInation of evils is a state of wretchedness 'which can only be apprecIated by those who have been eYe-wiltnesses of this melancholy scelie, and which is most severelly felt by tho)se 'st-o moved In a re~peal shr ntheir niative land. A society at Cape Towvi has already exerted its utmiost efforts to re- iteve their distress, and has mnadt aii appeal to the sympathy and be- nevolence of the British public, whielh having alsway% been extended to foreigners and claimants of every denomination, it is htoped, will noet be -is-ilrheld fr,,m thteir distressed cnuntrymeim. Subscription., alesady advertised - 697 aS. The 1-hon. the East Indi Her;lnhr, C IO.?1 0 0 Comnpany - 100n Win. Prince. esq. - 2 0 0 Mlrs. Eaton - 10 0 Jacob Couwley, eag. . 0 0 John HowelL. esq. - 3 I F. C. Aberdeen, esq. - 20 0 Hatch, Corbett, ardAt the several bankers inl the Williams - - 000Metropolis. 5. Donaldson.. egq. 200 .H - - - - 200 Walter Brind.. . 2 2 0N. Reid and ThomDpson 22 0 Hpeod. esq. Brighton; 10(0J. Davidion. esq. jun. 22 0 F.' Fenni es.I-110M.S et - - 10 'rae Worihipful C-ompany G.E. F.lShwiger, erg. 1 0 of Salters Dk - 52 10 0I The Duke of .ewcas tie O000 G'. Haldimand. esq. I 10 r. WV. Wood. City-road .50. aVnr.iHaldilmand,escl.M.P. 21 0 0Earl FitzNvilliam - - 10000 C. M orris. ioan. esq. -10 10 0 The Earl of Liverpool so o %. I.. Prevost, esg. -10 10 0 1Lord Redesdale -- .e0 0 Richard Dixon, esg. in1 10 0 1Samuel Barker, esq. .10 00 Capt. Young, R.N.. 200 0 Marryat, Kay, and Co. 100 0 British andIndianObserver.5 50). Burtterworth, esg. NH.p. 1o 1o00 Art the Treasuirer's. W. Wilberforce, earl. Nl.p..5 00 -?lr C. S. Hunter. bait L 500 Thomas Croft, esq. - 00 0 Nelson and Adam - -10 0 0Thomas Pitt, saq. -10 0 0 A. Z. - - - .5 00 Huddartand Co. .10 10 0 Trhe Earl of Eldon. Lord Mrs. Cotton I 11 0 High Chancellor -30 00 Hon. Miss Fox - 2 2 0 J. D.Powle3, seq. - 3 30Lady Cartr 100 00 A. W. PowlIes, esq. II 10 R. and C. Buck I 1000 W. E. Elliott. earl. -10 00Thea. Sheppard, esq. - .50 0 C. B.- -1I0 0MSr. Richiard Nelson 0 10 0 M~r. J. Stunt. Stran - 110 Twinning arid Co. -10 0 0 I.A.Adc laCliatmelte, esq. 10 (' 02 E. T. - - I-10 0 .Rev. John Willison - 2 00 Mrs. A'nn Chambers - 3 0 0 A. M. - - 2 20 Shears and Sons 0 20100 A. T. B. - dwvard Carlisle, esq.. .5 .0 ANrnold and Wollett I05 o 0 Rihard Davies. esq. - II1 Poor WVidow - - 0 10 C. WV. Albrechit, esq. - 2 0 0 Robert Barclay, esq. -10 100MH. J. Alhr echt, erg. 20 0 At Mlr. Underwood's. Win. Lavertoin, esq. 2 a 0 Widow', Mite by Mt.O. 0 10 0 Mrs. E. MNI idaY , 50 o E. V' . 7- 1 0RHon. Philip Pusey -20 l- 0 M%r. Aid. Crowvder - 60 0 MarquIs of Stafford 2o000 Anonymous (fromr Ash- Mr .Soloninirs II1 0 hotne! 2O00A. B. - 00 'hr. Jelhn Neill? W 200 Jeacocke, eviq. South- Mary, Henry, Edmrond, and amuptori Cottage, can- Fratnk - 00 borwvell Mtr. Palmer . s0 0r(. Haynies, csq. - 5 0 0 S. P. -0- - 2 2 0J. Crosstbrvalte, cag.. 22 0 At Lloyd's Coffeehouse. liir. Wni. Underwood - I1 00 Box, No. 22 - 3- 3 00 Mr. Ferris - 1- 0 0 SubscrIptions are received by the Treasurer. WYi. Fry, esq. St. Mildred's-court, Pouiltry: i,y Messrs. FrYe and Chlapman, and the se- veral bankers Ini the rmetroprrlis; by air. Thomas Underwood. 32. Fleet-street. Agent to the Committee at CaPe T'own, and by the Com- mittee at the City of London Tavern. where all comiuUnicatlons are to be addressed. Tire reports of the Committee uray be rbtained ~rtis, by auplicatlon to the Treasuref, tire Secretary, or to lir. Th1omas Underwood. city ofLoRdon Tavern, April S. 1S241. W. Nt. HARRIES, Hoas. Sac. XTRACT of an UKASE relating to BIELS of ELA,DIN'G,pliblisheid at St. Petersbuirg, 12th 124th) FebruarY,1824. I. Each master of a vr'eae. nr the eldest of carriers by lanld, arriving in Russa, Is to have duplicatte bills of lading for Iiir goods, anid hiot, As heretofore, single ones. 2. The bills of liding for goodsX~er sea or lanid arc to specify- A. The narne of the shipper air towih om the goods are addressed. unlesis conlsined to order. in wvhich case thie name of tire conisignee is niot required. B. The place wvhere they are tshipped, anid the port to which the vessel is bound. C. The namne of the vessel and master, or that of the carrier. D. The sort, or. quality of the goods contained In each pac,kage, In general terms, as per instance, Cotton, wvoollen, silk, or ether goods. E. The quantity of each article: tire quiantity of goods of ilifferemit kinds must he stated distinctly fr,rm each other, those of one kind may be stated together. Goods onI which the tare IS fixed -must be s%tatedi in gbsswe ut, ha%uch on which the CustQom.house has unit fixed a tare must be spec"ed in net wveight. ho either case, however. the wvelght of each article must bo stated separately-, so that the weight of articles of different kcinds, though they should be in orie package, sh,sitld not on any conditioni be nmlxett together. Wtiret goods of one kind are paecked In a number of packages, the weight of the w~hele par~el ma~y bepetered or stated. F. The freight:-Liqulds that pay duty or taxes by measure, accord- lng to tine tariff, continue liable to the regulations eec. 45 arid 46, of the Custom-house regulations. G. The blU of lading must be signed, but should any appear without the Captain's signature, the Custom-house wvill obUlge hIm to sign im- mediately. 3. Wherever there is a cuardship, the bilLs of lading In duplicate are to be deiivered to the Custom-house officer on board of her, and where there Is no guardship, they are to be delivered to.the hispector of shipping art entering the port. When goods arrive by Lind or by boats, the two sets of bills of lading are to be delivered at the frontiers to the Custom-house director, or, *vhere there is a quaracntine, to the o5iee of quarantine. 4. on the arriva' of vessels, boats, or loads, the Captains, &c. are to make their declaration In the appointed form, but such declaration Is to be in duplicate and not, as hi therto, singly: except at the ports of Rligad and Petersbulrg. where the giving In of declarations is to con- tinue, as before, ingle: for the making duplicates of them. persons evillbe appoInted at the Boldera and Crontadt Custom-houses, under the denomination Of F'rontier Custom-house chIpping Brokers. .5. The persona re appointed are to be ot Independeut condition, and not in the actual service of Government. 6I. Those Captains who do not produce dirplicate bills of lading are to be fined two silver rubles for oaeh dupiRcate. 7. When neither original nor dupilate bills of ladirsg are produced, the goods shall be proceeded Nvith accordingtotheexistingregula. tlong for goods coming withotit bills oflading. S. (Sec. 3.1 In case of non-conipliance seit the above orders iunme- diately on arrival, the bills of lading, though produced within 24 houts after, shallt not be received, and no excuse alloaved. 9. At Petersburg and Rigs, theconsigiecsare to make their en. tries for goods as heretofore, but as other places, duplicate entrie.s are required. 10. Duplicates of declarations of entries may be without stamps. 11. These regulatJons are to be in force at aU the European Custom- bouses and BarrIers from the day they are received there, except ag to producing bills ofWlading in duplicate of the present form, wnhice 11 niot be required. A. For goods imported by land till3 mouths I from the publiea- B- For goods from European Ports till 4 monthsj tion of this ouktse. And C. For such as come from aU other places not In Europe, tIll tte lot (lahli) January, 1825.