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S OCIETY of GIUARDIANS for -the PJtOTBCTION of TRADE against SZWINDLERFS arld SH-ARPERS. RICHARD CLARK. Esq. Charnberlaln. of' Londenl. President. GEORGE BRIDGES, Esq. Alderman aud ALlP. VIce-Presldeint- Mes"sr. WILLIA,M P~RAXD and CZo. Bankers, Treasurers. An ETRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETIN Gof this Sociarywill be holden on Friday,: the 14th day of May, at the Crowji and Anchor 'Tavern. In the Stranid. at 7 o'lvock In tne eeqentng precisely, when the tna.imous recilmmenedatfon. of the Corrunittee, "1that the Salary of the Secretares be increased from ?100O to ?200 per annum, toi comimence from Christmas last." will be taken into conuideration; and the gentlemien proposed to become members iviIll be baLIloted for. 36, Essex-street, April20, 1824. FOSS and SON, Secs. PHAN WORKING- SCHOOL, City-road. - Ti ANNIVERARY DINER of tIs nstitution will be on Friday, the th o May atthe ld LndonTavrn, lllshopsgate-street, after s sermn t beprechedforthebenfit f tis harty~in the chapel-at the chol, y te Rv. eore Caytn. f Wlwoth.Divine service to begi at 11o'clockDinneron table at 4 o'clock precisely. William Butterfel, sq Ja es Gibson, esq,. Thiomas Bliss, ee.John Mforley, esq. William Campbl,es. I James Mu3ton, esq. George Cromwel es.John Rtotberam. eaq Tickets. 10s. 6derc,t be had of the Ste%vards,.or at thebar of the London Tavern .B SInce the establishmentc of this Intsitu. tion, mnore than 600 children of both sexes. ehltey dtlahans, have bieen educated, mainitained, clothied, and put out apprentice to useful call- Ings: nearly 100 atre now in the school. A2SYLUNI for FEMIALE ORPHANS.- 1.R.14. the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, K.G. President. VICE-PRESIDRNTS. HilsGrace the Duke of Mlarl- I Re.Hlon. Ad. Lord Radstock,G.C.B. borough IRight lion. Sir Archibald Mfacdo- Right Hon. Earl Spencer, E.G. Inald, at Righit I-on. Earl Mtanstield ISir Win.Lerighton, knight. 'i'reasurer, Wnm. Williamans, call. M.P. The ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this CHARITY will be held on Wednesday May! 26th, when the SERMION wvill be prreached by the Rev. J. A. hUSFIELD, D.D. Rector of St. MichaiFel's. WVood-street; Lecturer of St. A'arylebone, and Chaplaini to the Earl of Mulgraive. The Chapel doors will open at 12 o'clock, and Divine Service begin at I The NNIVERSARY DINNER will be onthe same day, at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgt-tet STEWARDS. B-enry Alexander, eat, Samuel lqarryatt, esq. Ja.eI Bailey, esq. Win. Sanford, esq. Rev. C. P. Burney, D.D. F.R.,S. and Claude George Thornton. eseq. A.S. Samnuel Arthur Vardan, eaq. John Dent, esq. Heniry WVheeler, esq. Edwvard Fletcher, *aq. Win. Wild, esq. Henry Gaitskell, esq. Dinner tickets 15a. each,. X.B. On that day there willl be no admis- sion to the chapel hut by tickets, which wvill be sent to eyery guardian, Tire music by MAr. Hioraley. the organist. WN1. AGUTTER, See, ONDON HI1BERNIAN SOCIET-Y,instituted ill the year 1806. for Eittihlishing Schools and Circulating the o y Scriptures In Ireland. 'Office, 18, Aldermnanbury. Patroni, His Royal lilgbness the Duke of GLOCESTER, Earl of Connaught E.G. &-c. X'resident, the Mlost Noble the Sifaiquis of LANSDOWN, J~iirl of Kerry and Shelburne, VICE-PRESIDENTS. Hon. and Most Rev, the Arch- Right Hon. Lord Bexley bishop of Tuam Right Han. Lord Faroihain Riht Hon. the Earl of Caledon Right Non. J.ord GamibJer, G.C.B. Rght Hon. the Earl of Clantarty Right Hon. Hienry Goulburli, M.P. ight Hon. the Earl of Gosford Chief Secretary of Ireland Rght Hon. thie Earl of Rodeo Sir Thomnas Baring, hart. M.P. Right Hon. the EaLrl of Rockeavage Sir Janies Shaw. bart.- Right Hon. Viscount Gativay Hon. tU.J. WV. Agar Ellis. HI.P. Rlghz Hon. Viscount Lorton T. V. Buxton, esq. M.P. Right Hon. Viscount dce Vescl W. Wilberforce, esrj. Il.P. Rt. Rtev. Lord Bishop of Norwich Samuel Mlils, esq. RightHlon. Lord Barniar Treatsurer, John Scott. call. 1, Bartholomew-lane, London. The EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY of thie above Inslltutlon I'vll be held at FreemaLsonis' Hail, Great Queeni street, Llneoln's-lnn-fieldii, on Saturday, the 8th of MVay. His Royatl hlighness the Duke of GLOCESTER will takse the chaiir at 12 o'clock precisely. Suitable accormmodatIons will be provided for ladies. Tickets of admission may be had on application at the office, betweeni the hours of 12 arid-4. JAMIES BSISoWN, Assist. Sec. AGUDAJ,E N HO0S PI TA L, April 19, 1824. -MPatroness, Hier Royaf 54lghness the Duchess of GLOCESTER, president, the Right Hon. the Earl of RADNORL VIEPRESID-ENTS. Right Hon. Earl Grosvenor HIon,. Mr. Justice ParkL Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool 'l'homs Dorrlc. esqal. Hon Plili PTreasurer. Benjamina Lancaster. esq. The ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the GOVERN'ORS of this Cha- rity wvill be holden at the City of London Tavern. Bishopsgate-street, on Tuesday, the 4th day of May, after a SERMON, to be preached in the Chapel ofthe liospiti, by the VerY Reverend ROBERT STEVENS, D.D, Dean of Rochester, The chapel doorswivlllbe opened at twelve o'clock, and Divine Service begIn precisely at one. Dinner to be on table at half-past Aive o'clock, Hon.Heney den STEWARDS. Hon. Heiiley Eden Thomas Lett, Jan. esq. Sir C. WVethierell, Solicitor-General John Heniy Pelly, esq. Benjamin Austen, eaq. RtichaLrd Pemnberton, esq. Cliarles Barclay, tall. Philip Ilusgy. esq. Aaron Chbapman, esq. Job Miatthewv Raslkes, esq. John Freeman, esq. J. Watts Hois'ell, calq. From the institution of the Chariy AuIs 0, 1758. to January 1, 1824, 5,136 Young women has-c bee amte;3,449 of wvhom have been restored to their friends, or placedi servce or other reputable situations; and it is an Invariable rule not to clismiss any woman, uniless at her own roeqnest, or for- mni,conduct, withiout sonice means being provIded by which she may obtain a livelihood In an honest manner, JOHN PRINCE, Secretary. A FRICAN 1INS~TITUT~ION, cstablishedi for the pur.. .L J. ose of promotilng the Civilization ol Africa, for the Suippres- sion of the Slave Trade, &c. Ills RoYal Higbhness the Dutke of GLOCESTER, E.G. Patron and President in the chair. VICE-PRESIDENTS, His Grace the Ardibilthop of Can- IThie Right H-on. the Earl Compton Uerb' Tile Rtiglit Hen. the Earl of Mounit- Hsraete Duke of Wellington Inorri HIs Grace the Duke of Somerset 'T'e Right Hon.Vlsct. Mlilton, M.P. The Host lion, the Mtarquis of The Lord B13hop of Durhamn Laasqdor- TIke Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells The Most Hon. the MarquxIs or The Lord Bishop of St. David's Bute Tire ItlghtHlon. Lord Holland The Most Hox. the Marquis of The Right Hion. Lord Grenville Hastliugs The Right Hon. Lord Suffield The Right Hon. the Earl of Bristol The Right lion. Lord Caltllnrpe Thie Rt, Hon. the Earl of Grosvenor The Right Hon. Lord Gambier The EL. Hen, the Earl of Rosslif-n The Rifght fHon. Lord Bexley The EL. lion, the Earl Grey The Righit Hon. Lord Headler 'i'be Rt, lion, the Eatl of Hanrowby The Right Hont. Lord Teignmot The Rt,Hon. the Earlo01 Rodeo ThelRight Hell. Robert Peel, ih.P The E Hon the arl f Caldon hetE Hou.Wrn. Huskls,onn HI.P. The it.Hon thEar ofClaendn IWiliam WVilberforce, esq. IM,. The EIGHTEENH ANNIVERSAR MEETING ofthils Institui- tio wil b hed a Fremaons hal, reat Queen-street, Lincolni's- inn-iels, n Tusda, te 11h d ofMay inistant, at 12 o'clock, to receve he Rpor of he oardof irotore., and for .rther business, The chfr ivll betakenWILLIAMT EVANS, Sec. GLOCESTER at I o'clock precisely. N.B. Tickets for the admistsion 'If 1,1dices and Genitlemen may be hiad on application at the office of theiriatlrutlon, riNHE MNETRtOPOLITAN LOAN aridt INVEST-_ 5. M~~~AENT COMIPANVs. CAPITAL-O0NE MILLION STERLIANG. For the Investing of Capital on Securities, producing aPermanent and Regular Rate of Interest. TRUSTEES. Sir Thomnas Barrett l.emnrd,bart. IJohn Tow-good eaq. Mr. Sergeant Onslow, MI.P. IWilhlani W~ingfeld, call, DIRE 'TOES. Benjamiin Ansley, esq. Wilkinson Mlathews, esq. Edwvard George Barnard, esq. William Lorarice Rogers, esq. John Blourdleni, esq. William Taylor, cell. Colonel Archibald Campbell William Henry Tirnney, call, Edward Cllo-ke. esq~. IGcreDigh lWingfield, casq. Thonmas Barrett Leiinardlesq.M.1'. IBr`oomecP. W'Itts, esq. George Barrett Lennard, esq. I John Wrotteeley, esq. Staniding Couiisel-H. Bellenden Ker, esq. Lincoln's-mnn. SoliCitors--Messrs. W. and J. W. Bromley, Gray's-fInn-square. Slecretary-Mr. WVilliam Bromley, Actuatry-Mr. W. S. Stratford. Bankers-Messrs. Rogers,TYowgood, Olding, and Co. Clemnent's-lane. The difficultlesattendin g the investment of capital by Individuals on landed Pecurities, together with the lowv rate of interest produced by the funds, sufggcsrd the idea ot forming a Joint Stock, Comnpany, fortlie purposeo rmakngauchnetrer Tecapitsal of the Company consists of one million, to bc sub- scribed for in shares. of one huiidred pounds eachi; teni per cent, to be paid at the timze of subscribing, the remainider wvill be called for by mnstalments of 5 or 10 per cent, as opportunities of investinig the caPItal eaur. TIhe nature of the Investments will be mortgages, annuities, life Interests, ground rents, and reversionalry property; the principial object Is to make a ixedauadregular half-y,early dividend,dlstributing all leleidental profits arising tromn the falling in of reversionary pro- perty by wvay of additional dividend or bonus. The regular dividend wvill, It is confidently expeoted, considerably exceed the general rate of initerest obtained on public securities, The capital wil n nolnstaice be diminished, as, wvhenever rover. slonary or other property is jaurchased, on the disposal thereof by the COMPany ri-herr it falls into poisessIon, thse original puirchase nmoney will be returned to the capital. Whilst thieCompany offers no prospect of imamoderate gain, the sharehiolders incur no possible responsibility, nior Is the capital in any wvise put in hazard, as nonec but unexceptionable securities wvill be accepted. Persons desirolus of raking sharesiwill send proposgals, addressed to the Secretary, at the Otfice of the Company, 3, Verullimn-buildings, Gray's-inni, at whlich place fuirther particulars will be fursaislied ; i,r by appligation at the banking-house of Mlessrs. Rogers, Timwgood, and Co. wlvl ore bun~ks are iow- open for the reception of the first inst2I. oneHt of 10 per cenit. whii'hi, by a resolutioll of the Court of Directors, must be paid on or before the 15th of Mlay, The Companyare now ready to advance money byw-syof mortg-age or annuity, anid treat for the purchase of life interests, ground relits, axid reversionary property of any kind, Applications to be made at theOoffice,as above, from 10to 4o'clock. - C ANDLES.-.-ST, MARY, lsliligton, April 27, 1823e.- k_ The Commissioners appointedI by Act of Parliament for Watch- ing and Lighting; this Towvn and Pariah hiereby give notice, tliat thiey Intend to mieet in the VesAtry Room on WVednesday, the 12th day of May next, at 7 o'clock In the evening precisely, to CONTRACT with anY Person or Persons willing to supply the Workhouse and the Watchiman belonginig to the said parish with CANDLES for one year, from Midsummer day niext. Particulars of the quality and qualiti- ties May be known on application at tke Workhouse. By order, ROB. OLDERSHAW, Clerk,. DUET' -S- a_r, ASIHES, St. MNary, Islington, p ,184-To Contractors for Dust, Cinders. Ashes, &c.-. The OMMISIONI',Sappontedby ACt of Parliamnent for Cleansinig, Lightng ad Wachin thetownand parish or Islington hiereby giveo notic, tht thy Inend o e tinthe vestry room in the church, on Wednsday the12thday of May next, at 7 O'clock in thle evellinig pre- cisey, t LET by ender, the DUST, CINDERS. ASIIES, &C' for one year comencig atMidsummer day slext. Such personasil tel to ofermas attnd iththeir proposials, seleipatheim an ace a v menti ecurity will bereuedfrteuep- rnac fte contat, wbaicln wvill he propaebytecrktth expelnse of the contractr Any further partiua a ekonb applying at the cler' ofie1, Lowcer.street.ligtn By order, RO~~BER OLESAW, Clerk, URSUANTto a Deree ofthe igh) Coult of Chan-- Jcer, mae Ina case werei MathiasKerrison anid others are if te RIht lon. ohn arlof Stradbroke and others are ~sfedants,tse RE~3TORof EEAZR DAVY, laTe of thne Grove at Yoxford, in the county of Saffolk, esq. Iwho died on the 24th of January. 18031i are t come in arid prove their debts before Francis Paul Stratford, sq. one of the Mlasters of the said Court, at his chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lonldon, on or before the 10th day of Moay, 1S24, or In default thereof they will be peremuptorily excluded the benefit of the said decree. pAUNTHf AR and TURNER, Plaintiffs' Solicitors. 71j[ARSHiAL'a OFF'ICE.-SUiM?MONS by EDICT.- LYJ.. By virtue of an Elxtract from the Register of the proceedings ~of the Court of Civil Justice, Bcerbice, Thursday, January 29, 1824, I, tbe unldersIgBod, at the Instance of B. C. Kip, A. Krieger, and J. BI Van NiTeuwenhoven, In quality as deliberating6 executors In thie Colony to the last will arid testamcent of the late J. L. RiP deceased, do hereby for the first time SUMMON by EDICT all EiNOWN and UNKiNOWN CREDiTORS and CLAlIMANTS against the ESTATE of aforenasied J. L. KIP deceased, to aPppar before the bar of the Hionourabla the Court of L'ivli Justice of this Colony, at its ordinary Sessionl to be hioldeno in the month of July, 1824, and foliow~ing S"slons, for the purpose of there rendering ins their respeetive clatma., properly sub- stantiated, and In due forn and time against above-named estate, whereas in; default of wvhich aind after the expiration of the fourtl; arid last edlct4l will be procecded against the oonapJiearers accordinig to law. Thls frst summons byedlet pulblished as custon.ary, Berbice, the 6th February, 1824. K.FRANCKEN, Fi'rst Marshlal. ',Inserted by blr. Guitard, Notary Public, 27, Ilirchtln-lane, C.ornhilL. 7 U'o be SOLD, pursuaDt to a Decree of the High C'ourt IUof Chancery, made In a cause 'Langton against SavBI,' brefore Wlivam, Gourtenas'. esq. one of the Mtasters of the skai Court, at the Pablic Saie-820aoefl the said Court, in Southamipton-buildings, Chan- cery-lane, London, On Thursday, the 6th day of ?4ay, 1824. at 2 o'clqck In the afternoon, in one lot, a certain LEASEROJLD ESTATE. consistingr of a d}Feliing-houat, suitable for agenieel family, being No. 35, wi geson-pisce, irs the parish of St. Mary, Plewlngton, 5n the ceunty of SurreY, latB the residence of Ricbard Langlon, esq. ire- ecased, with the wailed garden, anld suitable ouitbuIldIngs, hlcd for an unexpired teren of 62 years and a half tromn Lady-day. 1824, at the small yearly rent of 61. 2s. 6d. possession of which may be had inm- mediately. A person is on the spot to show the premises, and printed particulas5 maY be had at the sal4 Master's chambers, in Southamp- ton-buildings, Chalicery-lane a.foresaild; at the offlces of Mlessrs. Jupy and Son} solIcitors, Carpenters'-hall, Lendon-wall, where the lease may be Inspeeted; and of Mes5rs. Cardale and Branlley, solid.- tOtre Dtdford.rowv, London. I(1 IS Afajesty's Drawving Room having beein Postpoined PERFORMIANCE of the GRAIND SELECTION of S-tCRED MUtSIC, is. Greenwich churcb, originally fixed for that daLy, is POSTPONED tc Friday, Mtay 14. 1824. Patroners, Her ItL H. PrincessSOPHIA MIATILDA. Tedoors willl be opened at 11 o'clock, and the petrformiance will eommence -at 12 preclsely. The tickets for the oratorio having been already issued tor Thutrsday, the 13th of May, wvill be adzmitted oni Friday, Mday:14. j~ IG's H ATRE.-Maaiw AAAN.. J1~ KELL'c has the honour respectfully to informn his friends and thepuli, ha hs NNUAL BENEFIT, at the Opera-hiouse, Will take placeon Moday, aY 17; foruWkiceh evenlIng hie has the hit-h gratilica. tlo ofannuncngthlat Ma1dame Catalani has, in the most handsome andlibralmaier,granted the aid of her Powerful and unriv-alled talets.Theentrtanmenlts will consist of an acet of a popular ITA- LIAN PERA theEnglIsh comedy called SIMPSON and Co. and the Grad Bllt etItedLE SONGE D'OSSIAN, in which all the iprinel- paldanersandthewhilecorps do ballet will dance. Positively the theseaon t payhuseprices. Boxes to be takeni from cret Rselsre,Cvenlt-garden; and Mr. Seg-uin, ADAME CARADORI has tlile ~honour ~to anno-unce 1.Lto the NobilIty and Gentry, subaezihers to the Opera, and the, Pttilblc, tbat,imer BENEFI-r wvill take plnce at the KING;'s THE.ATRE, on Thuirsday next, the 6th of May; when the Performiance wvill con- gist Of Mozalr'so 'eraof IL DON~ GIOVANNI, the D!vertissemezit of L'OF'FRANDE A ' X GRACES, and the Ballet of LA FETE HONV. GROISE. Dramiatis Pcrsonia?-Don Juan, Signor Garcia; Donina AnnDa. Mladame Ronzd de Begnis: Zelinia, Madame Caradori; Doii Octavio, Signior iegrez; Don I'edro, Signor Porto-, Donina Klvira, Madame Blagioli (%7no will make her 1-st appearance on any stage);, Leporello, Signor de Begniis. Price of Boxes:-Pit tier, -4 guin7eas; Eroutmd tier-,5ditto; one-pair. 3 ditto; 2-pair, 4 ditto; 3-pair, 3ditto ; lleybxsfor 6 persons, XI I Os. Applications for boxes anid tick-ets are to be addressed to Madatme Caradori, 100, Rtegent's Quadranlt; or the Opera box-office, 105. rVHBSLASON.LMASQUEAE HS -AL SASON.undethe mnd"tSanction of severalP?ersons of Distbrticton.-KING's TH EATRE.-The Nobility, Gentry, and tire Public are miost respectfuzlly Informed, that in consequence of nut- merous applications, a GRAND MAS QUERtADE will TAVE PLACE at this Theatre THIS EVENINJG, Mfay 3:. 1824. The e\tensive emrbel- lishments and tlteratlo,;s vhi-h this Theatre has under-orie havinF considerably added to the peculiar acconmmodatio;mashis,ifr it soecmi- niently p ssesses for a fete of the above description, it has been determninied, that the one intended to' takt pilace oni this occasion shall be giveni In a style suplerior to any that lhas hitherto b)een pt- temPled. The Interior and exterior of the Theatre ivill be brillaiantly fliutnllated. The pit anmd stage mnade level, will formn the Grand Palooni, to whicli will Ire thirowvn OpelL the Kinig's Concert Room,. nowr an elegantly ditted tip Theatre. The Duke of York'.q Band. in lull uiniformi, wihI several other Bands, Wvilt be statIoned in variou-s Parts of the Theatre, faro country dances, reels, cuadrilles wNtaltees, &C., the spirit of wrhich u-ill be considerably heighfened by, the intro- d uct;onofvar-ious dances by artists belonginig to this establishment. Avariety of othier novelties ivrillalso be promiscuotlsly intr,oduced, so as to render the evening's tentertalinment inthebhighest degree amus- ling and interesting,.Stone. Dorival will exhibit his extraordinaily Fiying Steehanical CharIot, and ANvi11 accomIPan'Y its mnOtionl with ap- propriate music, coulposed anid perfoirred by himiself. Mr. Gra, wvill liewise Introduce his Fantoccini,1 wihhsurvlldguoa :ri- ous and amusingufpres. Monsieur Cornillot, the celebrateca Prf- sor of Legerdeimain,vill performnilis surprising and unrivalled Deceptions, Tickets, to include teal, coffee, lenmonade, orangeade, &v., l5s. each. Character tickets, Jos, 6d. each. Tickets, Including refreshments, supper, and wine, 26s. each. Boxes for lamilies and parties to see thie Masquierade, maty be had orl application at the Opera Office, 106, Quadrant. 8 guiineas each. As much confusion wvas reted las yeatibc persons receiving Pass checks, and tranisferrIng then onleavng he heatre, it is deemed necessary to etate, thiat none wIvll be ieshued till after 2 o'clock. The supper willl be provided In a suiperior imannier by Miessrs. H. Slade, Gregan, and E. Bour. Stupper tickets, Including wine, Isa. each. TIhe winies, Wicih will consist of every variety, and of thle best quality, u-ill. be provided by Mfessrs. Lodei, Ilanclheiiay, and Co. of Pall-Mall, whose wines gave so rnuch- general satisfaction on the last Occasion. Masks, domi- iic,&c., to hz had in the Theatre. No perlson aidmitted wvithoutr a mask. The most comoplete arrangement has been made with respect to tile police, which will be undnefethe directioim of Mr. Hanidley-, of Quceen-souare Pollee-office. it is deemed necessary to aprsth public, tliet there are certa,in Ivory tickets bielo giimg to pro)perty boxes not entitled to admilislonsat miasquerades, ano-. wlh wl co- sc9eaietiy lie refused, The privileged propertY box tickets wilIe ad- mitted on the Payment of Jos. 6d. at the doo,rs, in return for which a card stvi]ll ie given to admilt to the suprro.Tcest be had at the door; also at 103, Quadrant, Regent-street; arid art the following Masquerade Warehouses ;-Nr. M,illward, Lower Blrook-- street; Mfr. Las', Southmolton street;- Mr. Fentumrt, Strand'. Mr. Trhresher, Haym~arket; Mefssrs, Brooks and Heath. Great Newvport- street: Mir. Betts. Royal Exchange; Mlr. Tillev. statioaer, &t-., 10. Glasshouse-street; Mr. Shimmonls, Holywell-strect M Nr. Barthelot, hairdresser, 22, 1latton-gaiden; and Mr. rNathlan.,Drrwic-k-street, Soho. Admiss :ion toi the gallery 3.'. The doors still be thirown oPen at I0 o'clock. the supper rooinsat l. To teGVERNRS f ST. BARTHiOLOMtEW's HOSPITAL. Gentlemen. AN H resignation of S.r Ludford- HarVey induces uSIe to.offer myself as aCAN'DIDATE for the vacanitoffice of ASSIST- Havig ben dringa priodof ix rarsthe senior apprentice of Mr. bernrir, I rus I my wihou preunrtion s,olicit the honour Shold y. reentappictio beatended with success. I Pledge ms-slf t a aithul xecuion01 te dties, to a knowvledge of wvhich I hae ui'rml devtedmyslf,by n unremitted attenidanice of eigt yarsIn he urgcalari antomcalschools of the hospital. I am, Genitlemen, with respect, 'out obedic,lt servant, Grenville-street, Bruznwick-square, May I. FRED. C. SKFX. To sir JAMLiES -S A,Br.Peiet t5, e T 1 A, USIt iEl hi a tire other GOVERNORS of ST. BARTHOLOMIEW's HOSPITAL My Ltords anid Gentlemien, NT coinsequesnce of the resignation of Sir Lu(Iford JLHre , ie of' the principal surgeons of your h'i,spiral, I beg leave most respectfuilly to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for thle SITUA-TION of ASSISTANT SURGEON. The grourids on wihich I solicit the 1honour of your patronage are. That I have Passed through the regular apprenticeship at the hos- pital with Mlr. -\ernethy'. Arid that I have occuipied the st-hole periodi of my, apprenticeshiP in azealous and diligent piirsu,it of my studies. I trust therefore that the chararcter wvhich I have gained at tbe Irospitril will induce you to thinlk favourably of my pretels.:ons to your.support. I am, my Lor-ds and Geirtlemnen, With the greatest respect, Bartholomew's * Youir obedieiit humnble servant. Hospial, ay 1,824. TH-OS. WORMIALD. E ALIG SCOOL.-The EXT AN\ IVNEIISARY DINNR wil beheldc's,Wedesday, May 12, at half-past 5 the reemasns'Tavern, Great Queeis-street, President, JOHN' PATChI, Esq. sTEWAi!RDS. John Howtard, esq. Ednrunnd Harrison, csq. Spencer Flexney, esq. William Jack-son,, esq. WYalter Chiainbi e, ccii. Alfred ~Nicholas, esq. Vcee-President, FRANCIS NIfCHOLAS, Esq. b Application f,,r tic-kets must be miade to '.Mr. Cuff, at the bar o he Freemalsons"' Tavernl, at least 2 days previotus to the day of metinlg. PR RAER BOOK and IHOMIL OL''. dWedi,dav evening, tire 5th of May%, the TWEI.FTH ANNIVER- SARY SERMON will lbe preached, ar Chirit Chuirch, NeAirgate-street, by the Bev. BASIL WOODD, MI.A, Miinister of Berstinek-chapel, Pad- dington, and itector of Drayton Beaucharmp, Buckcs, before the rme,,,- hers of the society. Divinie service wvill beg-ii, at h,alf past six o'cloek.- The Aninual General M. eetiag wvlIl be hltId orn the folliiwing day', at Stationers'-ball, Ludgare-street. The chaRir to lie take,, at 12 o'clock. Accommodations wrill be providLed for lIRdieS, irho will be admiitted b'y tickets; applicationi for which may be made to ttiresecretary, at the society's hiouse, 134, Salisbury.square, or to thle nmembers of the toni- umittec. Private entrance to the hail at 3il. Ludgate-street; to wvhichi ladles and gentlemen, wsho come in cavrriages, arc requested to direct their sers-arits. BRI1TI SH A NN U IT Y COM lP A NTY~, DIRECTORiS. PETER MIOOItE, Esq. MI.P. Chairman, ISAAC ROGERS, Esq Deputy ChaLirman Colonel Ilenry Curz onJ ohn NMetdhani, cesq. Nicholats Delnys, esq. Williami Nen-mian., esq. John Fraser, csq. Colonel Charies Paliner, MI.P. I-en?ry Harinuttor;, eeq. Samuel Plage. esq. MajorJames Jones Nathaniiel William Peach, esq. B. Laire, esq. W~llilliam Ilickford. esq. ML.P Willia A. Maocks,esq. M.P. Hon. William TItibert Spenicer George Magnuss, esq. it. W. Talbot, esq. M.P. AUDITORS. Henry Clarke, esq. David MILcanl, esi;. BenJamiin Davenport, esq. -Timothy Franiies Poster, csq. Jolii Horlor, esq. Bankers JSir William Kay. bart. Price. Mtarryat, anid Colema,n {Sir Jobrn Perring, barr, Shaws, B;jrber. and Co. Secretary, Janie. Mitchiell, esq. A.M. Standing Counsel, Samuel Girdlestone, esq. Solicitor, John Wilks, juii. esq. StIR VEVORS. Joseph(luilt, esq. IEdward I'masot,,esq. IJames Savage, esq. This Company has been establishied for the purclhase of aninuities, to he secured on freehold, copyhrold, or leasehold p-rop erty, ini the united kingdam of Great Britaiiiarid Ireland, oni nioney in the fun,ds, pariah bonde, turnpike tolls;,and otherfdest-riptio)ns ofeligible prt'p3ertv. In addition to this plan of investment, thle c.inpsay willIpurchiasc reversIons, ground reits, contingencies, lifeanniuitie. alrea'dy gr.anted by insuraince and othier companies, pensions granted by Government, life interests, survivorsirips, and every similar description oif pro- perty by whuIich the capital of the Comnpanv may be securely, and proitalyinvstd fr te eneitof heshai,cholders. Siome of thle advntateslrih te etabishentofthis Conmpaniy rill secure to tioensefrouthexciso moey agent n nomuPealcags elgbesec uritesty aram rteabladvanre fcailonteppry and unincumbrd Durinig tire last three years the allerage rate of intereut ofmoe advarmced by u-ay of iannuitY in England, including insurance whinere necessary, has been from' 7 to 12) per cent,; and ailtiough the rate of iinterest on nmoiiey lent by w1ay of mortgage has is somneimeasure fallen, yet the niinrber of aiknutltes grairted in Elsglaiid and enrolled in 1823 wras 1467, a,id exceeded in numiber and amnounjt those gzranted in 1819,1820, and 1821, ivhen the rate of interest wras considerably higher. During the last tlirree yeats neatly four millions of mioney have beer, so invested, besides annluitIes on freehold property not enrolled, and those granted on trish and Scotch securities. Tire Comspanmy thus e-stablisimed will be governed by a Board of Di- rectors, acting ui,der thei authority of the Legislature, for wvhose sanctIon applicatltoim will be this day niade, Time capital is ?3,000,000 sterling, In 60,000 shares of ?30 each, wvith liberty- for the Directors to extend tire anriourit coimmensurate wvith time demanlds of the public. The Shareholders in the Comnpany to whlomn shares have bee;, alloted are apprised. that the firsit call of ?2 per share muist be paid on or before tile 10th Mtay inStaDmt, either to Messrs. Sir W. Kay, bart. Price, Marryat, and Colemnaln, ankers, 1, Mlanieonhouse-strect, to Messrs. Sir John Perriirg. barL ShraW, BaLrber, and Co. bainkers, 72, Cornrlilil; or to a Commnittee of Directors, wihi, will immeet at thleir present otfices. 36, New BIoatd-street, 0,; Tuesday the 4th. Tlmursday' the6th, Saturday thie8th, and-lilondas-thelothofsiay,iimsuu,iit,frorslt I to 3o'clockoai,each day, to receivethie depos,its, issue the scrip,arid afford anly exPlanatioll tim the Sh;mreholdetr wilich they nrav requite. TheShareholders are also Ilnforiied, that ample riotice uill be given of every eall which their i;iterest mlay require for fsitrrre investmrents, as Jt ia one of the features olf this coinpialmy that there shiall be no dor- mant capital. For the benefit also of that portion Of the public who hiave been dis- apipointed in obtainifig sliares, it has been decided, th;rt if at the timne of payment of the sLeonil or aniy future ingtalmInelrt, aiiy of the presenit ,proprIetors prefer having the iiuenber of thcek shares rediuec , they :liabeat liberty to dio,. in such proportIou, so that their Pre%ou p~aymelnt or paLytnieirtsbe sufficient for tht instalinents on theshares so per bnare snall lave Seen lSSanr,pre er HavilIg Ills nuniber reduced to 50, instead of paylng a sevond instalm.en t of 21. he shalt be at liberty so to do; and so In like noanner wvith every subsequent inbtalmeut. Thie shares thus obtained are to be allowed to the plblic. 36, New Broad-street. May 3, 1824. JAMIES bl !TCHELL, See. OXTORKHOUSE CONTRACTS.-The Churci- WYwvardens, Overseers of the Poor, aiid the Select Vestry of the parish, on Loanbeth, irs rime county of' Surrey, w-ill mneet at their W;orkhouee, in Lambeth-butts, on Friday, the 7tb day of May next, at lOe'eloek in the forenoon (exact time), to receive TENDERS. ill writing, sealed up, for the following ARTICLES. ihanmely, butchers' umeat, consisting of c;ods, tbick flairks, briskets, alid leg of mut. ton pieces of the beat ox beef, cut iu a wvorknmallrke nmainer-, only that all the bones shall be cut oat, and not weighed it,, a1s near as canx he equal quantities of each, s'lth every storre of beef one pound of neck of mnutton if required, rind three stone of beef kidney suet every eek, aiid in everY w.reek as much meat of Iany sort as shall be ordered for the masters table, altogether at per stone, rid as many legs rind shinrs of beef as shail be ordered, at per stonle for them only; the best single Glocester cheese, tie best Irish butter (cleanl) at per eset.; cotton] asil rush cnmdhes at per dozelr ; inot. tIed a sd yellow cuap at per eset,v good table beer at per balrel; to be delivered atthe Workhouse aild touse of Industry, at Norwvood, free ef expen se; milk at per quart, Winchester measure the best oatleal, Scotcl barley, Caroli,ia ar East india rice, pearl ash alid good rasv sugar, aU at per cit-t. each; best split peas at per blrisiel; lairip oil at per gallonm; good strozig men, MyoICen. and chiidrets's shoes at per pair; leather, butts, foreign aad Eusglab, at per lb.; welts at ptr aozen: cordovau pieces at per lb.; wax roundiiigs at per I1.; and blkIBasil skins atper dozen; good Ianel anid badze at per yard; 9-4th blankets at perpair Samples of caeh of the latterartleles will be expected wvith the tenders. All for the terom of 6 or 12 months, from the 11th day of Mllapllrt, and paid for quarterly,. toals, 16dm chaldrons, either' of liebburn, CloDdoge, orRusselrs WallsEnd, pool meaur tobedeiveed t he hie art dock; and 80chaldrons, to be delivered at tire House uf idlutsetry at Norwaood, free of all ex- pense, syithlms 6 weeks after the contract is made. The tenders for the above must be delivered by 10 o'clock, and will be decided upon at 3 In the afternoon of the same day. ROBERT WATMORE, Vestry Clerk. Essex-place, Lanlbetb, April 30, 12'2i, UJ4EON CLtJB.-The NEW HoUSE, irn Union- her snare. Charlzig-cro~ssN-I lbe OPEN for tilerece'~!in ber T1 t EVEYIOGD ESat ES, Souktond .-Mry, 8tillo MILLIA STEVENS respeetfully informis SthePulc, that thIe S-AMEo the above PROPFRTY will NOT TA the PulAc,E. tte -L,o 36. Old Jewry, April 30, 1824. KgPAE A LDENHAM SCHOOL, ert%.-1Yhere R~icharia Pat s.ltee ctizen and brewver of London, did, In the 41st ~'erofheri~,~ofQueen Elizabeth, found a irxee Grammar School, in he arih o Alenhian, In the county of Hertford, and appointed the cmpanyof brwers f Lo)ndon, and then' successors, g,cv ...... therof, ith owerforthelnmasrer, wvardens, and aussistants 'If the saidcompny o chosea IASTER for the said School, frorm tira t tim, s ote asa acaney should happen, whIjch master is reqUlred to e hnes, rligOus, of a good conversation, well reported of, leared i thetonges, and a Mas-tcr of arts in degree 1I11 e an to be e~-amiued an certif, itPossibly maybel an tobe xamnedandee~fed aS stuch. And wbereas the ~listeshi, o th sid ehol i nu' vcat, now tlierefore themlaster wardns, nd asistnts f te sad copanyof bewes dohre; give otic, tha a CURT o ASSSTANT of he sad Copany wvill day te tb ayf ay ex, t 1 Oclck,toreeiv APL('TION.S