KING's THEATRE.-Monsieur ...
C.VSTIZIS re-spectfully beg leave to informa the Nobilty antI Menr. Subscribers to the Oper,ad he Public. that their BENEFITI NIGHT Is fixed fo'T- NVRO , whes wvill be presented M02ayt 8 mushi admired Opera, entitled DON GIOVANNI: Zerlina, for this nigit only, Madttarme1`Pat In thte flit'ale of the flu-st act, a Pas de Deu~x, by Mronsteur .ad MIadame C. Vestris. After the Opera, a newr Ballet, entitled LE PAGE INCONSTANT, aPantominrile Ballet In3 tets, b r. D'Aubervail.revived by MNr. Aumer. Thenfmsilcselected ef.roni the orlks of Mozart Beethoven. and Girowltz. PrinciPal Prormrs :-Coun' Almnaviva. Mtr. C. Vestrls; Countess Almnaviva, .5'atlle. Le Gros; Cheruebin (the Paget. MaId;Lnie Ronzi Vestris: Sutsanine, 3MadIle. Noblet; FRechette, Mla4lle. Idalse Grener; Mar- celine, Mdame Spltalier; Figaro, Alr. Ferdinand ; Bazile, M,r. Higcard - Birtholo, Mr. Venafra.; Bridolsoni, M,%r. Gouriet; Crp SoisiL, Mlr. Dore'. Antonio, Mlr. Bertrand. Dancers--Mr. Le Blend, Ma2dile. J.Aunfer, Miessrs. Faucher, Sullivan, Jones, MadIles. Le Roux. tlougeetand the Wvhole Corps de Ballet. Al'plcatons respectling b.xettob madet Nto r. Seguin, at the Opera-office. 105. Quadrant. fiONTY of UROMARTY.-At thfe ANNUAL marty,bell t Crotartv,the 25h of ay, 14, here ii.of Cahn Hay au-I cconddby te saijohn {ay Mckezie eaq. and unanimously I.Thtti meetinglfeel great alarmiat thietenor of the many Pe- titions4 Wihnave been presented to both Houses of Parliament, praying fonInterference in the donmestle aiffairs of the West Inidia Cotlizn:e, b h the ?.eccurits' ot these valuable possessions niay he ptto hazad ante lives Of outr countrymen, amDouniting to aLbout 0,000 writes, a gre-at Majority of Nwhtom are comnposed of thie hwam- bier aull induistrious clns,ses o-f thie eumrilluility, endatngered. 2. That the danger of such interferencee, anid of rousinig the eaIsllv exe!ted passilons of thte blacek population, has; been fully evinced ini Vari'.iis Iiistances, particularly ini trie dreadful devastations of wvicih thec ilourishbi,i colony, Of St. iomiuugo wvas tue scene; In the almio.t total :irinihilatiin of the coinmerce of that onee flouris4hing colony, and inl the dimnmution of Its populatinii to alboit ouce-third oxf its orn- giana: om er. In Ciyennefrecdom wvas conferred for two years on the bld-, and the result was idleniess. wvantt anid disease, which re- dnicc, their nutobers fromn 12,000 to 8,50l); Wihen, for thecir owu Pre- servrig, itwasfound nec.essary to reduce theni againi to slavery. a otIt hs beeu clearly show,; that the lnnurreetio,is in Barbst- dos, nIISrn in Dzimerara, lIn 1823. stere caused by the agitation of questions relating t,s the domnesti. affairs of thie colonies in this collntry, and by- the pamnphlets and othier statemients wlhich werecir- cuilatedin the We.t Indies.- 4. That It UPPeaMrs to tile meeting. froum the best authorities, thait the dunes.', -i tie in1port traile tr.Ini the culoniesamnount to about lI,1tiO,lii0t. annually ; that the vxports frunt the utiited kitigdom to the co!u:siesamorunitto above 6.000,,(X)Ol.; that the interest on British capital lent on West indit, pr,Ii,e-tyamnoumits to l.ii00.0001.; and tbat the ec,tinmated amuniit of rev-enue expended in the country by West India vroiprIetors_ is abmtit 3,00''.0{0l. -terling. .1. That it appea-rs frmni u,ell autitenticated. statements that tliere aLre 6?Osolil .n nicr.!hantnieen, nmatned by 16.009 s,eamen, cmnployed;iii the West India trade.which til-sforms a mostrimportant source, from whieh ofur navy, that chief balwark of our greatniess may be supplied. 13. That rhe advantages derived by ttile united kl'ogdom fron, the West Iidia t"doniose are estimnated at little iess than 210,000,0001. Per annuns; besides the valuec oftproperty.ealculated at nearly130,0. 0.0001. 7. That the expense already incurred, by the agitated, state of time col,nies. has b,ent considenible; but, should any serious disaster happen to then;, the burdens, cccasitoued by the defalcation of the reventue, amid by the clisims for comipensa~twin on the paut of proprle- tor,r who miay have been nijuired, wsould hie immnenise. 8. Tutat this meeting have the best reasons to htlieve, that the peziti,.s of late presenited to) the twoa houses of Parlinument have been signed by persons,, hi a great majority of Instances, guite Inca- pa:-!e ,if apprecIatin-g tile con'equenees which wrould resuft -to the r'evezmte, to ctie cottsmen'lil and ni;aiufa-turing linterests Sf the couns- tr:., to the seecurity, of our couIntrymeni in the colonies, nad eveni to thelives vof the black population, wei-re their petitions complied '11th, a'ild 4-mite unable to defray any part of the burdemis thenice reiultiiig to the country. 9. Thst ths meceting- sets thte hlighest value oni the mural and reli- vlie ri'provereriet of the negrors, at thec samne time they are satis- tied, f'r,:n thie ififrniatien of mosti credible =erson, who liarse served in -ir army andi navy, aind of others lwho av lonig resided inL the c0lo ie,, but who have now neither property or connexions3 there, h:har very i.i,port,ant provlsi,'n'hse-e beta ninee Onf late years for tr,c lmoral and religiions Instruction of the negroes, by the CoIwlial Legis- la,tures of the O,d, and by she constittuted authorities of thie ceded Col.,nfes, to ii ho'we superintendence ai,,ne,it I.s the opinionl ofthiis mieet- Ing. triat the conduet of these arffwrs.should lqe left. 10. TIhat a Petition to butri Houses of PArlinnment, grounidecd on the cfaets enumtnierate d Iin ilItese resolu tioits, s 1,u I d l,e ado pte d by t he metig amid subscribed by them, sattl thereafter transositted to Sir J,. . ackenzie. ll;rt. MI.P. for R5oessshire, that h! mnay P"resent thatt Intcnded for thie Hlouse of Commomis to that Hlonourable House; mind that thec Alo't Noble tile 'I'arimui of Huntley be requested by thie prees; to Presen thIlac Wdr~e;,s;ed t.i the House of Lords. lSisrie,4 JOH-N BAY MIACKENZIE. Preset. 1tEEHOG RO UNDfl{ENTS.-To be SOLD, by C Cntrct,byWINbTANLEY anld SONS, FREESIOLD ~cx ao IIENT. amoutinig to 1501. per antnumi, cleat of IMiod insuance tideniblysecured bjy upwards of GO hiotises. 5itii~j0 ille-nd NW-t,.n 'I uponi lease for 67 years. Fuirther ~~'meolasn,abc h d of intnley anid Sons, Paternoster-row-. ~URREY, 10tile` iciiiity of' lHai-ptoll Coitrt Palace, Caeot ,.-Con.fo,rtabic Family Residence, In complete re- pai, oth oedGareti atid Paddock, altogether abouit 7 acres, tithe fre.and ex,,nerse from the land~ tax.-To be LET, on Lease for 14 years, b;'WIN ~TANLEY and SONFS. a comfortable and very conve- nienit ShEnIDEXCE, most p!lesaintly situate a short distetics froum Hainptoii-eourt-h.ridgc. at Moulsey, in the county of Surrty, writhin sitl eas,y 4detunee olf Claremont, Kaiigston, Blusi-sey Park, dcc. and only al.oit 14 mni;is tro m London; conitaintiug every aceominodat.ion for a respe2table famtrily, with capital walled garden, Orchard, melon grooun-. :trenmhouse, coltehhou-ie, 3tabling., aud p'add',ck. More land searv li, haj if required. -ro he viewed (Sunid.ays and F'ridays exceptedi, from I I ti. 3. b., tickets only. whialeb iith further partictilars may be eI.,f Nt-,srs. Prearne aiid B3e.t. -'lieitors, S, Figtree-coumt, 'Fempie; aol 'if i,is.n'ey snd Suni, P,ternocster-row. ' 1 GLj() F'Is;%ANOR FARM~, fLTrta,1 wIith omot aDble Fainily Resiidcn~e, Offices, Lawins,Gardenis, atid suitaEble Out- luildii:gs and near 111.1 am're.s of Excellent Laiid,-To be LET on LE \~E. for i-I or 21 years, the ESTATE called PItGGOTT's MlANOR FiiM. tr:the-freeeaimdexonerated fIrom land-tax, de!jligtfully .situate, iii a suirt!ng pArt .f the coutity oh Herts, only 13 utiilus froto Lonidon, c,tisietleg l,f a respectable his-ode' residence, standing on a beautiful lean~, ,to'ldcdi weith disce forest and other trees.rureshi'ubs,everg-ree~,s -ce. crii c,iitainin.mnumrerou.eh-Unbers, dininig roomi, library, eleganit drawng uom, wth uitbledoimestic offices. mtost aiiiphy supplied with goo,d water, coachhoutc, stabling, an-I Outbiuildings, large and productiv-egardens~, gerdenci's atid bailitif's houses, 2 cottagrs, &ic. and .sc.pimig lose field.=,isvrfert0il.e and rich ineadow. A retired amid shadeId rustic Ava;eted thirogli and intersects a.great part Of it :tie woloierlnprixing near 1l0 acres. Tobe vicuwed by ticet'cs only, w.hich, with particulars, maiiy he hatd of Wiiistanley atid Sons, P,ate:ii-ster-ro,w EAUTI'FU L ESTATEi atid VILLA RESIDENCE.- BTo he SOLD. Iy DIANIF.r. SMILTH atid SONT, a most desirable ,-RFEHOLD PROP)ERTY, bNAlb as a resldenrec and an itivestzinenit e,n,crisnig fru,,r 700 to 1,000 acres of lautd, chiefly pasture, nxearly mthtit free, anid almisist free of poor rates, suirrouhnding a cowpatct moierii villa, Nvith suitable appendages, beLtIatifU1iy situatte liti a f-a- v.,urale and sporting western. cou.nty, evithini 16 miiles of the sea- cos.I:mmf the oney may remnain on mnortgage. For parrlieLilars aspi:'. pos,tage! oaid, at their offices. Windsor, audgOishopsgate church. yMidLo,sn. ndwis ere a plan may be seem,. -ri NRULY elegaiit FREEHOLD MANIS -ION, and1 _!~ caj)ital ESTATE.-To he SOLD, by DAN'IEL SMIITH and SON, one ofni the unst ocricoplete ItEStDENtCES of its size in the kitiadoini situatte in a favourite county, upon a high-ro-sd, wnithin 10iSOiiles of Loud,,,, comprising ain eZegant miodemn mansion, replete wvitht every suitab!e appenidage for the establishinent of a inoblemian or fanjily Of di,tintimt,i, upon a compact seale, having been buijlt cuzd finished within a hew years regardless of cost, seated in the centre of a flile es:at of from 400 to 700 or 800 Acres ofia.,d, full of gamne, amid let to mo,st subsrtantial tenants. The estate possesses isunierous pectuliar locatl advantages,and apurchaser not wvishing to reside imtnzedietely upotil it may have a most utiexceptionable tenanit for the iliansion. Part of the motley mamy remiain oni niortgage. For particulars apply (postage fret) to Daniel Smith and Son, surveyors anid landmigentz,, Bishopegate churchtyurd,London,and Windsor, at wvhose Offices a planl of theestate mnay ble seen. Vjpi LIN EN DIAPERS, Hosiers, Haberdish~crs, &c.- JLTo be DIsPOSMD OF,in one of the most Populousaild best s4itua- t-n,,s for trade iii Brightoni, an old established LINE__RAp-R' SitOP, ready madetel,,,tl,es, hosiery, ltaberdushery, and chiidbed linenl warehouse,whcist be parted withi f,.r no octier reason thtan On account of ilbies-s. The proprietor hai evithin the Ilast 4 years douibledI the retuinsof his predecessor. The lease of the house has abouit Syeats and a half uinexpired, and tIme lhouse and premises ae Ill excel- lent repair, tile rent very reasonable, sod the very great improvements lnatly madxe to, prolperty adjoining reniders the spot Etill mote desira- ble. This sturk, funriiture, end fixtures to be taken at a valuation onebhalf of the money may remain on giving nnideiiiable security,. No pereoti need apply erho cantiot commanid 1,0001. The furniture mafy or may not be taken. The mousey received byl letting lodgings foir- mteriy ~pai,d tpherent of theho)use. Forfutrther particularss applytif byI lete, ,tSaudI) to Mr. NV.. B.Wiliams. 13,1Market-street, B. ightonm. SURRE Y.-CHARLWO770OD-PARK RSTATE, -with thte Manor, Heriots, Qtuit-rents, dcc. to be SzOLD by Plrivate Con- tract, consisting of an eleganjt sporting residence, withrimanor shear .10 miles irn circumference, well stocked with genie, and 474 acres of freehrold land, and a right of p-asture over 900 acres of inuluclosed ].anuit with suit alle farm-houses, &ec. lyi'ng almisg the turnpike road midwvaybetween London and Brightoni, and only 6 miles f'ron Red- gae. The villa is placed on an elevated situation, *iUrrout,ded biy shartibberhes and plantations, In a park if 100 acres, commandin- cx- tensive viewvs,diveisified w-ith all t'e, beauties ofnatuce and art. T?;eie isa good kitchen garden, farni-house, stables, coaehhouse, and Icen- n3el p-roper for a pack of hounds, at a convenient distance fromn the residence, all of which except the farm-house has been built wvithin 20 yeairs. Poor rates uiider '2s. 6d. in the pound; aLll other rates equally low. The neighbourhood being noted In the sporting wsorld renders the situation peculiarly suited to toe lovers of field sports, TI, be viewed. by cards Only, whichi Nvith descriptive particulars mnay ehzad of Mr. Vsu.. lanid agent and surveyor, 58, Great Russell. street. lBloomsbury. who iswitthorised to tre:ut ferlt ta same. A plan o2f the estate may be seeti at his office. Letters to lIle postpaid. 4fos'r excellent INVESTM4ENT.~-To be SOLD by EVlAUCTION, by WILLIAM NICHOLS,att the Angel [tin, inWang- fod "iiSitfThik, on Wednesday, the 16th day of Juiis, between the hour s of 2 and 4 In the afteruinori, If nIlt Previously dispo,sed of by private contract, of Wvhich timnely notice will he giveni, a mu,st desir- able and to Impact COPYHOLD F.ItM, comprisinga farmhouse, barn, stable, catrt shied, granary, bullock shed, wvith other niecessary out- bmil-Iing.i. in good repair, and 101a, Or. 35p. of excellenit arabie lend, -oftthe first quality, andin the hightest stateof cultiv,ation. This estate ii advalitageoLIsly SitLuate, In Ibsydon, by the road side, and within a sho-rt diitouee of the port m-id fashIonable bathing place of Sootk- wold; in a fliie sporting country. The estate is abundanitly suppflied =.e-iuhgnie and produces inoat exeslient shooting. Any genitleiman Ml5rlu of farming, thiiis lone of the completest tfarmas in thie neigh- blourhoo,d, aLnd miour In the occupation of Mr. Thomas Diver, the Proprietior. Trhe parochia! ated other u-atesaare very-h,w.,4 For furthLer patrticualars apply to Mr. Thomas Diver, or S. 6iout, esq. banker, S','th,uthd ; Messrs. Crabtree amid Ailcoek, soUietors, Haitesworth; ani-I f tuie xmstiorteer. Wenthaston. Stifi,lIk. INCH LEY, Midldlesex.-A most coniplete Freehiold FR' esidetice of about S cores, in Isewn, ple.isure grtuna,ls~, Cilt pad- dock teneed r-uad, delightfully situate within 8 miles1 of London, Ill the mosft agrecmmble patt of F'inchley.-To be S3OLD, by Private Con- tract, by, Mr-J. H-S hER WOOD, a very desirable FRSEEHOLD ESTATE,: witt, inimedlate Possession, suita~ble for a family of the first respet;-, bility; hasL been very recent]l ne%v fronted andi roofed at a consider- able expen,se; verandas hin hIrent amid back, detachcmi etud incloseit Syithimn it., mrms plantations tmi,d shrubberies, wsithi greenhiotise, pro. durtive gruipery, l,itchems garden, SOUth wvall wevel stocked prith choic fruit trees,. 'rile house comprises a substantial tinhfornmrsdne cunaiciti 4 eatbedhianlits,musc oons, dressimig room, and cloets srv-tnt seepng o.ms nd urery, handsomne dining room, andfolingdoos lpenhegto cherfl lIHnvoand paddock, elegant drawng ram, ibrry, ell,a sumerdinimig roonunSin suIt, butler's ~anry,daiy wshhi,s, aikho,se,landr?', cool larder, servants nd husekepers rom ovr. he detached offices are Wellarchiled, nd onsst f a oube eeebOuse,- stall stabling fr 4 horses, brmiest reem es-.c2loft amd_odhus.on 'File gm'o8minlo ar d infite trseO are Planted With a well varrangeand ceeton ofehoicesahrub , ormeniated with fuiit treesjudi- ounlveplannied aeitf dladomit, handsomse lals-n, shrubbery aoTi paddock aend cedrusi, rodntOIvkte garden,rd,coal garde er8S house and sleep iui rom, rui tees hohouea,an grenious 6 feeL Adjacent to then p veremis es are bc!re mo s tne med ado caland. May be viewed with 42, Barthoalomewcldcoa trade, may be liedm of Mr.J. H. Sherwood, ETROOD.T o be LET by TENDER, fron the 21 4th Of June, now Instant, for a term of 10*ori2 years, alth valuable and desirable FREgEHOLD PRF,55 omp1 erisIn al tabital convenient family dt elling-house, Stab WiSESo horses, Tusencansta and offices, sPaciots coal Yard, (toalinharf, Gcorseds, a ut l rooim corn warehotses. being most adno mirab cahlculcatd forears- 'pon ao exteinsIe tol ahemid portrailse, ton the banks of the River Medwray contiguous to Rocluestcr-brdge, and knoirut by the name iof tbe Strood Coal Whliarf, late In the occupation of Mir. eorge tiiier deceased Each sender tu be delivered (sealedip) tn or before the 21s t day oi June now Igistnnt, after Which day no, tender Wvill be ived, and vien delivereSod to he subject to the approhstoisll of the lrusteesa est3bUshed ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ rute and8d n Rtl rd Itl aradoxU-Qt Executor.Ps aPointed by themIiofthesaid George Mitiller. Tne d rock ii, trade, lionrses, carts, mplements, utensils, tmd -ioxtures upoi or belonging to the said renmIses anre tobue taken by the tenan cor -ten- :nts, at a fair Npprai1sermet, and it Is to heat tile opnio of th per- son or persons taking the said premises to take all the hdrsehold gootds, fttriuitutc, Plate, linen, and china On the said premises, atid late beLloxgitig to the said George Miller', by fair appraisemqent. The estate, gotuds, and other artil es nay be veieved on application bjeing roads ait the premises, where furtiler Particulars may-be lebtained. Also to Toe Sold by Tenider, all that the Gloodwlill of the long and wvell estahlf,hed Wholesale end Retail Traide, lately carried oss up,s,s the, ~b.(~e premises by thesaId George MIiller. Each tender tobe delivered Is,caled liion orbef,,re thedlaJt of June now ,instant, after which day no eteider wirll be receeived, ,lijd wrhen delivered to be subject to the appobaionofthie said Truotees and Executors of the said George Mie.I.Nt, tender eohbe received unle~ssthe par.-son opersonas 5th,, tender for the lease oh, the prenmises also tender for the purchaMe of' the goodwill. N.1,Austfrifria12. jOYAL NATIONALI~'NSTITUTION for the PRE- JIB. SERVATiON' of LIFE fromn SHIPWIRECK.- IPatron. His lIAJESTY. President, the Earl of LIVERPOOL,. F G. Chairmnan of the Committee. THOMIAS WILSON, Esq. M. P. The Comnmittee beg to ncknowledge the folosvliilg sums received since the last aderttgernent. and earniestly solicit the continued sup- port of the public to ibis very extensive unde&rtalcng. Donations. AnnuaL Amnount already advertised -" . 6,020 1 0 201 17 0 Thowas ~~Subscriptions since received. Thomas Wab. Odrtod Pe5otae1 10 0 lThom.TsB. OlditedPaa~Ct~e- - -1 10 0 Samuel. GPpy Wiesq- -. II2 0 Sruel. G.up.y,toestret Hatns1 0 0 Ressrs. G.thomestrand JiaestBinsehf anC 0 5 0 fl.Isi. Shemars, ai ae cofi Co... 10 1 0 3.TH. Shears. esq. - - . 10 10 0 J. B. Shall, esq. HP 10 10 0 Csssr. WA.l esart and P. tmran 10 10 0 Thimasr.A Shepp-artad, Westmorlnd 10 10 0 Adm1 inal Joipars W ecqe - - 50 10 Jomirn Jwinin, Wcesy 10100 Mr.t 'I -r iing es5 50 10 A. A. Mlieville, esq. . . . 10 10 0 Maister and Brethren of Trinty House, Newcastle 50 0 0 John Hiudlestone, esi - -10 10 0 1His Grace the Duike of Northumberland5, E.G. 1000 0 Lieut. John Eltrir., it.x. . 22 0 Messirs. A.Mi. Pedra, Soi, and Cu. - - 20 0 0 WVni. Morgan, esib 5 5 0 Dr. Lu2hingtoni, .C.L. - . 5 50 ('harkLs Hanmpden Trurner, esq. . - 210 0 Geeo. Shun; Storey. esq. . - 5 i0 Mlessrs. Peter- Walker and Co. . 110 Messrs. J. and B. Pearse lo - 1 10o0 Donations and subscriptions will1 be received by%Win. Sikes, esq. Treasurer. ri. Mansionhouse-strect; and by the several Banking- housecs and N'avy anid Armyl Agents In London aNd Westminster. D sTrRESSED SETTLERS at the CAPE of GOOD HOPL.-The Committee for mansging the Subscription for the Reifo he Distressed Settlers at the Cape of Good Hiope, in Pub- I ihn andditi,,nsi list of contributions, deemiltproper to state that I h betof thie present subscrIpt!on Is o9f a tenmporary naLture, and itde f'rthe purpose only of rescuing the unfortunate settlers na state ofactual want a)d mise.ry,iuntil more effectual measuires can be adopted for their, permainenit relief. Considering the anmount ihi tierto suibscribed as very Inadequate to attain this desired objiect, tl.eComimitteecagainconfidentlyaippeal to the humane feelingsof those individuals who have not yet come forward on this occasion, for that turther aid which the necco-sity of this distressing ease so urgenxtly Idetrands. Hs S'sbscriptions alreatdy advertised - z?2,526 I 0 1HsGrace the Duke of Mlessrs. Muir, Son, arnd Northumberland ?0 00 Thomas - - - ?5s 0 0 Messrs.Pellatts and, Green 10 10 0 1 Amount of Subscriptions I Win. tanley Clarke, esq. 5 00 i reportedat Sheffield 93 17 6 ' The Righit Hon. the Earl I Phii Frith, esq. 50 0 of Caledon - 5 0 0 E..Moore,esq- Bir- Caroline I 10 0 minnghamn - . 220 0 Mr. John Shaw II 110 Mrs. hilolesworthi - 10 0 Geo. Cummings, esq. -M,.P. 5 51 t C aptaIn M - - - 010 0 M.L . to oo W..G. . - - 500 George Baligley, esq. . 2 20 1T. BirSch Reynardson, resq. 50 0 N~lr~ 0surge Morris, Ken- Mrs. Sutherland, Queen inglzou - - - I1 10 Anne-str-eet, a Dona- Edward Edwards, esq. 2 20 1tion of Clothirig Subscriptions are received by, the Treasurer. WVin. Fry. esq. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry; by Messrs. Frys and Chapmait. anc the several baik-ers in toe metropolis; by aIr. Thomas Underwvood. 32, Fleet-street, Agent to the Comninitteeat Cape Towvn; and by the Corn- uslitteenLt the Cityoi Lonxdon Tavern, where all comnmunications are to be addressed. W.1%. HARRIES, Hon. Sec. City osf London Tavern. Hay 21, 1824. rn E METROPOLITAN LOAN and INVEST- TG IIEN,T COMPANY, for tlse Investing of Capital oii Securl- l es, prodUCIng; an uniformi nate of Interest. Sir homa Barett TRUSTEES. i Sr homs arrttLennard,bart. I Jnhnl Towpoll. esQ. IMNr. Sergeant onisiowv M0. P. I William NVi ngfleld, esq. DIRECTORS. Benjamnin Aunsley, esq.Wilkinison Miathewrs, esq. -dwrard George Barnarqd, eeql. William Lorance Rogers. esq. IJohn Soisrdiu,c3.es. Willliam Taylor, esil. , tnlonel Archiibald Campbell William Henry Tiuney, esq. Edwvard Clarke, est;. Geoirge Dighy Wingtield. esq. Tihom.s Usarrert l,ennard,sqM..Broo;sie Philip Wi'lts, esql. George Barrett Li,enard, eec. John; Wrottesley, esq. Hankers--Messrs. Rogers, Towgood, Oldjng, and Co. 29, Clement's- lane, Lomnbard-street. The recent discossliosnin Parlaiament respecting Commercial Com- panies wrhich have a ticrulni1 capital beyond the actual amount sub- scribed. and where a responsibility necessarily attaches on the Miem- ber.s, i;naaes it important to observe, that thie Shareholders, In the Presenit Coinpas;y inceur ni, responsibility whatever, and that the na- ture and object oi the Instituitioni render It totally, uiinecessary to apply eithier to the Crown or Parliamnent for a charter, or for any, ex- clusive m-owers, thie whole of the instalments as called for belsiglni- mediately invested In the namies of the trustees, either on mortgage, annuities, in the piurchaseof ground rents or reversioniary property, and tme principal objeCt in view, beinig to mnake afixed and regular half y-early dividendt considerably exceedinq the gene~ral rare of Interest obtainied on public securities, atnd at the same time to preserve the capital from any possible hazard or diminiution. The first mestal- mcnt,of 1Oi. on each share has already been advantageously invested. and tl,ere being nunlierous eligible securities still remiaining to be Icompleted, a requIsition has juist been niade for the pay-ment of the second instalnieimt of 1 01. tier share into the bankers of the Compjisy on or before the ti7th of June Instant. It svill readily lie pereeived, that wvhile thjis Company holds out no induee;ment whatever to thje mere specuLatist, it atfords en excellent oPportunity to iindividtials possessing funded or otlier property for niakng perma,nent inivestmnents with advantage and security; to time fmmmd-holders, psi tieularly In so far as tIm present prices cf the public funds wvould enable them at onice to increase their capital and thieir Inconme. TheShaehoder' crtiicaes re owready for delivery at the Ofic of he Cmpan. 3,Veruam-bildings, Gray's-inn, fromn 10 to o'loc daly,whre ver reuisteinformation may be obtained, ;,n whre llappicaion fr avanesby way of mortga,e or an- nuty, nd roosas fr sleof ifeinerests, ground rents, and re- versonay popety,are equste tohe ddress~ed, ot paid, to the Cecrtar. 2 ordr o tie Diectrs, WNI. BUY ILO Sec. .OCE'f fRUPRO TFI`NG tile ENLARGEMIENTr liodenat ie reeaso~' even, n ednesday,Jn2,14,Il Grac theArrbishi'p f CNTERURYin the Char h eoto the rocediigsof he astYea haingbeen read, it ws uaniousy Rsoled,upln aconusideration of the state of the ocity'sfuns, hat suscrptio shuldbe inlinediatoly enitered into aid a adres oi th sujec set frthto the Public. The wvant of chuxrch room, so much felt and complained of In varl- olis parishes of Englanid anid WVales, led to the establIshnient of this Society ini the year 1818. Since that tIme it has given asisistance toscards the bttiidlmg, enlargemeist, or ins proved internal arrangement of churches aild chaPels in 316 ca-es, The result of this assistance is an additionofraccortinsodatolonfor 91,9.55persona; and of this hum- ber the free and unaippropriated sittings, that species of accommoda. tioms wvlich is mnost wanted, amount to q9,295. T'he food fromi which these numerous grantsi have been mnade has beeii suipplied by voluntary donations and subscriptions, amounting in the whole to abouit ?64, 000; And that fuind Is upoin the lpoint of beinF exhausted. Bmitt nsuch, very mtuch yet remains to be dLone by the society. Applications to it for assistance have been mnore isumne- tons in the last than in aiiy of the three preceding years, A very iamge part of time piopulation, especial-ly ot the poorer classes, Is still In 'vant of chiurch room. The Parliamnentary grants do not In anly degree supersede the ne- cessity of this Society, whilch receives no share of tliem, but is an?. ported entireily iy voluntary contributions. Those grants aliply only to the building o. additiomiaf nesv churches In parishes whbere the popu- lation exceeds 4.000 persons, Parliamentary aid is niecessary to supply the deficiency of church room in these cases i and the encouragement and asslstan,ceof this Institution are no less iiecessary in othereases. It has been pronounced therefore, by the unanilmous voice of a siu- merous meeting, to he in the highest degree expedient and desirable that this So-iety should eontinue its exertions. In obedience to that voice, it hiow sotliits futrther aid, and it appeals to the puiblic with thie treater confldence fromis the success whlichi has attended its past ia- ~oUr.s. Those who concurred in the first formiationi of the Society, because the design wvas good, wiiU the more reatdily conitinue their sup- port. wheii they now see that the design has been carried inutu goodi effect. The appeal is made to them, anld to every friend of the EIsta- blisied Clhurch; i t is made Indeed to all who think that to encourag and facilitate attendance on public wvorship Is ti proeiote the best In- terests both of individuals anid of the consmainity; amidall are earnestly :nvited to supoprt a Society, wvhose labours ?'Qr Six years have been most successfmilly directed to the prosecution of this important object. Domiatlons and subscriptions received at Messrs. Hoare's, Fleet- street ; Messrs;. Drummond's, Charing-cross; and Messrs Sikes and Co.'s Manslonhouse-street: andat the Society's office, 15. Duke-street, Westminster, where Ilists of the contributions In 1818 may be seen, Communicattons by the general post to be addressed (under cover) 11To Francis Frreeling, esq. General Post-office, London," wvith the words"1 Chiurches and CIhapels" wcritten in the corner, Society's Office, 1,5, Dukie-street, Westminster, 2d June, 1824. Contributionis Received. Donations. Ann. Sub- scitions. His Grace tlme Archbishop of Canterbury, ? . d. . d. Second Doniation 210 00 Hils Grace the Archbishop of Ysrk Do. 2100 0 The Lord Bishop of London - Do. 2000 0 The Lord Bishop of Durham Do. 2-000 0 The Lord Bishop of Liecoln - - Do. 50 1) 0 5 0 The Lord Bishop of Oxford - - Do. 1000 0 The Lord Bishop of WVorcester Do. 1000 0 Tl.e L.ord Bishop of St. Asaph - Do. 500 0 The Lord BIshop of Exeter - - Do. so000 The Lord Bishop of Glocester - Do. 250 0 The Right Hon. the Far. of lliardwlcke Do. 1000 0 The Lord Bishop of Winchester - Do. 1o00 The Righit Honi. Lord Kenyon - Do. 1110 0 Hon. Mr. Juistice Park- Do. 500 0 Very Rev, the Dean of Carlisle, In addition to subscriptioii-- - 20 0 0 Very Rev, the Dean of Ely - - 25 00 Very Rev, thie Dean of WVorcester Sedond Don.. 65o. 2 2 0 Rev. Archdeacon Canmbridge - Do. 1050 0 T'he Dean and Chapter of Westminster D)o. 3000 0 Thec Deais arid Chapter of Exeter - 1DO. 1000 0 11ev. Archdeacon Watson Second Don. 1050 0 Rev. Archdeacon Froude - - - 10 10 0 Rev, Archdeacon Putt - Do. 2 500 Venerable Archdeacon Norfolk - 00 Joshua WVatson, cwq.. 1050 0 Gedrge Gipps, esq. r.. . Do 300 0 Francis Burton, esq. . Do. 250 0 William Cotton, esq. Do. 1050 0 Williamn Davis, ecq. - Do. 500 0 Rtev. Dr. Thackeray - Do. 10 10 0 James L;ocks, esq. M.P. Do. 10 10 0 ltev. Dr. Shepherd - Do.0 2510 0 Rev. H. H. Norris- - DO. 1000 0 11ev. Dr. Ga.rdner - - 200 0 Rtev. Dr. Yates - o. 01 Jojhn Rounid, esq. -. Do - 10 110 00 Rev. Dr'. Dl'Oylv, - - D. 20 0 0 Hev. Dr. RandZIlph . - Do, 10 10 0 Malii. and Rev. Dr. Stewart - - - 10 10 0 Rev. IV. J1. D. WVaddilove - 50 Rev. J. L. Alartyn - 1000 Rev. Ii. Du Caue - - - D. 0 100 NV. Sikes, esq. - - - - 550 lle rySikes,esq. - - 5 50 Olier Hatch, ecii. - 550 Rev. it. Holland Edwards - o0 0 Rev. Wvilliansi Ilarker - - 5 5 0 Rev. G. G. Stonestreet . - Do 10 10 0 I-li . Ba.thard, esq. -. DO. 10 10 0 R{ev. Dr. Lipscomb - - 10 10 0 Rev. Lewis Way. In addition to Subscription 5 50 ltev. William Dighy - - 5 0 1 1 0 Rev. W1. H. Coleridge .5 5 0 Rev. Tr. L. Strong - - Second Dolt. 65 0 11ev. George Coleridge c Do. 10 10 0 Rev T-.Hwe --Ii Rev. D)r. Wordsworth - - Do. 31 10 0 Robert Coates, esq. tind Mrs. Coates - 5 S 0 tev. Edw-ard Rosvden 20 0 0 ReV. IL Powecll - O. 2 David PoNell, esq. a t t Do. 20 0 0 Rev. Dr. Barrett, in addition to Subscription 5, 50 Rev. Villiam Vaux - Do. r 5 0 Richard Gilbert, eq. 10 10 0 RIev. John Lonsdale Do. 21 0 0 Rev. A. NI. Beiison - - - 5 00 2 2 0 Rev. A. IMontgomery Campbell Do. 5 5 0 GeorgelBramwrell, esq. ;. . Seceuid Don. 25 0 0 Rev. G. Bere!ford S Don.-?5 5 0 Itev. J. Mlaxrndll 1 1 0 ?3,108 15 0 12 12. 0 POMPACT RESIDENCE and RETIREMENT, in './the Vatle of TauntonDea,ne,Somerset.-To be SOLD byAUCTION, at the London Inn, Taunton, on Wednesday, the 16th of June, be- twqeen 4aidG Gin the afternoon, amnost deslrableai3dcompaet ESTATE, in atringfncne, latelY Part oftrhe Manor of Taunton Deaiie, but isnow held In fee siu'ofuie, Rbaving lieeci enfranchised, situate at Hfenlade, Ii; the Parish oRusston, comprising a good roomy farmhouse, with e'onvelnienat outhouses of eveiry descriPtion; two gardens, one of Which Is 'v-eil stocked WWIt nlberts, cherry, pear, arid choice apple tirees; several clOSed4 of excellent'arable, sseadow, and pasture land, With an orchiard and coppice, the latter well stocked wvith thrlivig oaks; also eIght beast leases, In Ruistosi Mead, contaLining altogether about 70 acres, besides other riglhts ofcoMmmon, together also vith the great tithes thereof; now in the occupation Of Mr. PhiiUp BaILl The house hlas recently undergonse considerabLe remanrsund Improvements, andis ir5,i fe rsidnc ofa espctble family. Henlade is ossly 3 nileseas ofTaunon,and10 romBridgeivater. Mir. Ball willl sho th esate anA fr frthr prticulars apllCation may he madeifbvleter, ree f pstag) toMr.Sparks,so lclfor, CrewVkerne. A plan emfthoes be seencoffeehouse. N'.Dl. Pos- porehaserwill mbernext, andit is'probable thiat the ~~have an opportuinity qf.-aculring anqo;sate