TO the Right Honourable t...
VPO tbe Rz~t (owuozrble tb. LORD MYOU, .~~~~~~~~~~~ g e o rd n dt# G1eitI@sleY,T Royilw or-youk0T X - =rtlY=red forJOSEPHLN. d IMreW man, a lt othe eneui ntekt1Ol17 A Tr.A LF 5ns?tth,bn,r Im^,O-laln een l 1, . tb I eK t Vdd ecstn llt v SteN tXde p.tt i the eplo S rW hhM ttefbmaelf he. 7ill b.. ound I to!rn tU?Ofut UiMUANT t ere~ h ihCuto hn Esy m t 'In tue'arI.i iitiodx the OREDI- RSOtb iIWY4 fWs Wogti,I the AnglgStt sid EVAtjNS and HAR~PUSflI!R, ! P3UR UANT to a Decree otf the High Court ot unan- cer.md ton cau 'HD eaSit Lewin,' the HEgIR or HEIRS at LAW and the NEXT of KIN of WILLIAkM RONAN HODOEllSRS Lirerpool, In the countyof Lancaster,.vsq. deceaed, who died on or about the 4th day of August, JSal, wbo were living at the time of th2e d~th of the s~l& Willam Roflai H~odge, are, if still lvinus and. also the persoual representatives of such of the said faext of kn as are ginee dead. are, on or before the I8th day of June, 1824 to oule in an makle out their clims a such heir or heirs ntnd%1e;tt o kIn, and personal representativesof next of kin before Frncis Crorie, CIq. one of the Masters of the a}d Coturt, Rt his chambers, in Soutbr Ainton- buldings, ChLneery-lane, Loudon, or in default thereof they be peremptorily excluded the beneft of the said decre. 63'1TH, LAgY?ERT, and 5KELTON, LIKeolnlt-inn. ''O be LET) on Lease, situate in tbe moost desirable t oart of ghgate a apital RlSwENCE, wen adaptdd for the immediatereception 0h famiy1,bein.g In complete repair, and con- tains dining room, drawing rooms, breakfast ditte, lray, 7 bed- rooms, 3 dressing rooms, attic, &c. The ofFices are every wray sitable, with large pleasure and ktitchen gtrdens. For cards, &c. apply to W. W ilkinson ad Sons, 14, Ludtate-hill. T RUN SWICK-SQUARE.-A FUIRNI1SHED HOUSE t WbeLIT, for the summer, In the neighbourhood of Bruns- ak-square, containing 4 bedroams 2 handsome drang rooms, communicating with folding eoors, Jining room, breakfast room, kitchen, and domestic ofes. For trtbet particulars apply to Mr. Adamnson. 11, Billiter-square Cl ARSHALTON, Surrey.-To be SQLD, the LE,ASE lk.? of a detached RESIDENCE, In perfect order having beuil re- rid and embellhed l ithin 6 months containS 7 bed rooms, Mlbrary, drawingroomh 2prlour, kitchen,washhouSe, browhosse, wineandcoal cering, abling for 6 horses, coehhouse, harness room. spacIous yard, 2 larsge grdens azndan orchard, well stocked, containing aboutg 2acres. F or further particulars apply to Mr. Adnm- son, 11, hilllter-equere TO WHOLESALE GltOCERS, Drysalters, Provi. GsoDeaDlers, and O0hers.-Mligiblle PREMISES. F.astcbeap.-To b;i LT, on LEASE, an excellent brick-built DWELLING-HOLSE, ln perfect order, containng ample accommodation for a fawly, aiid a private entrance; 3. roomy light warehouse and counting-hodise oP the grouxd floor and dry warehouse on the basement, situate In the ImmedfatevieGYtyof the Colonial Market, and a few paces onlyfrom 'Change. For further Particulars apply to Mr. Adamson, 11, Bill. ter-square. t~O~HOLSALB~GOES rsles ~asn one whichk a consIderable suihsbe xede nu,at n suitable Improvcmflents, andamiblaapefra reyofw l- sae establlashm.nts reqvj peisscnigost es wte-Ie Including a conyrenlentdiwelilghUecnann7bdOW,lbay spacious dininig room, P. perlouradkthn aia ih n om warehouse (of 3 floors) with loop-holet doors. aid Ln add ae house onthebasement. For furtberpartieulars apltorAd535, I31, BilUt.s--square. r 0 BANKERS, Public Institutionls, TIeadealers, and others requiring roomy~ Premises', within 6 minutee' walk, of t eO nyl hne-F e'IPS OF, by private contract, by Mr. ADAMSON the LEASE, with immediate Po03sll,ofvr Superior PRE'IsSM, Including au excelilenlt dwelling-house for a principial, with a private entrance thereto, countinglloutes, to which ahr a distinct entrance, and a warehouse on the ground floor, ea- pable of being converted Into office, for a pubilc company; arid otberr xpacious warehouses over, dry cellar-Ing, &c. Farther particulars 'nybe had by aDplylr 3 (If by letter, post paid) to Mr. Adamnson, I 1, R~Ultr-zqure, nchurcls-street. '~OCOLOURMEN, Manufacturers, Oilmn,Wlole- I sal Grocrs, tatoner2 and Ot ers.- ap reie near thxe Qrseen~tre5t ~ld~To b bISPOSD OF, b private contract, by Its- ADMSO', he EAE wtImeite possession, of itcapital STACK f strolgiY imbere WAREHUSES,of 5 spaslous, light, and convenien floos'S In a deirable stuatIon.The premi sea afford ampl accmmodtion an arcadmiablyadated for the business of a colou- manufetnre5' Ia whih line hey arenow engaged, or for any wholeale esrallsblntns held fr a longterm, at a low rent. Furhrpriuasmyb a yapyn i yletter, post paid) to TIESIENCE,handomelyFuinshed, Battersea.-To I beLET, bytem thoyer the greater PART of aIarge and lii&oe RESI ENCE, po0esingrar eVerY accommodatiork for a s-c petbefamljy; comprising S bedrooms, drawing assrteninngrooms, kice,and every requisite convenimene, pleasantly situate, on the bank ofthe Thames, aLt Battersea, a short distance from the higb road. The house Is surrounded with pleasure grounds and ornamen. tal shrubbery, lavwn, greenhouse, hothouse, and large garden, with an abundant supply of fruit and vegetables, five-stall stxable, and Goachhou'se, For further particulars apply to Mr. Adawsasn, 1311111. ter-sqilare. ( ~ GE REIE C,with suitable atce n C detached Offices, and 12 Acres of Lasnd, fwlckenham-comnmen, ~To be LET.' by Mr. AD)AMSON for aboout two years, a detached brick built RESI DENCE, in excelient order, and miay be entered uporn Imm.elately; contaLining 6 bed~ roomns, a dressing room, aL conmmo- Sbous din ing arlour, drawing room, a neat entrance ball, a good kit. chen, domestc effices of every description, and a cool dairy. The daetaced os8ices Include a 4-st.l stable, chaisehouse, cowbouse, anf -ether usefil ontoffices, a lawn and pond of water, a pump, productive gardern, In paurt walled, with trained. and standard fruit trees, about 12 acres of meadow land and a labourer's cottage. For fuirther par. drsclxrs aFX y to Mr. AdarsOiso, II, BhiMter-square: If by letter, tcc be post Pa 7LIREEHOLD, Orford, Suffolk. - To be SOLD, to the -Cbest bidder, with the approbation of Henry William Vincenit, ass. his MJajesety Rernembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, on 'Thursdaty, the 10lth day of Junte, 1824, at 12 o'clockt at nooni, at tbe hotel, in Os-ford, pursuant to aLn order of the said Court, made Ine cause' The KIng against Henry Ellis,' a FREEHOLD ESTATE, con. Sltn fcermin Marshes, or marsh ulnds, called KING'S MARSHES lsIVg In Os-ford, Inthe county of Stuffolk-, with the ap uirtenancei eeobelonging, now or late in the occupation of f1r. hn York and other persona. Paxticulars may shortly be had gratis at the chlam ber of the Paid Remembrances-, 17, Mtitre-court-buIldIngs, Tern XI London: also at the Exclaeofficeis,'Woodbridge, Saxmundharm, Haes 'Worth, ipswicb, and at the place of gale. ~TOFOL.-Cpith SORTING RESIDEN CE.- j'~Tebe SLD byPrivte Cntract, an excellent atnd commnodlonL DWELLIG~HOUS, In ln relsaton, In the cotunty of Norfolk snainderof the Lands are lefto repectable tent.Threinc particularly adapted for aLspiortsmnan, beng contiguous to extensive preserves, atnd within a mile of foxhounds and hariers. The whol, ,e*tate IS freehold and copyhold, fiue certain, and Is well worth atten tion ,as an investment. Fa'rther particulars may be haLd of Messrs E, an G. Cooper, solicitors, East Dersham, Norfolk; letters to) be post paid, E LIGIBLE OFFER illTn E either b ucaeo AL:AParuenhp.-he Popretroangaged mantaabtu irug and general CNCERN, being cagdIn another Ineo uies Is willing to DISPOSE OF the above on fair terms,Teeisavr respec.table connesion attached, wvholesale and retail,i o-an country.. Nona need aPly but such as can limmediatey comlanid at least 2,0001. as it willi require that sum to purchase th lease, good. W.i,macinery, &c. and furnish a rcqullt cptlbuthe conicern is capable of being enlarged to the advantgou nvsmnt of 5,0001. os-UPWards, and every fa.cility will be affre o otnig the bui- sines," without the least delay 5or- If preterred, an equitable arrangg- ment imay be made for a Partnership with the advertisrsosn,Nwho has been brought up In the business, )iost res.petabe s-fer-ences wil be given and required. Principals only, stating relname and address, wil be treated with. Apply by letter, post pId to .3.1. to be left at 2, Newg-ate-street. ~ URREY.-The most pictu resqen beau'tiful par~tof the ouny, earOckcley andLieith'hlll; eligible Residence, with 0 te, Famhoue, ard,-and Agricultural 13utidings, Fairm, and Lans, pwrdsofTwo IlundsbLd Acres; plenty Of Gamne: 6 miles fromDos-ing,and30 fromn London.-To be SOL.D by Private Con- trac, b Mr.ROBNS (of Warwlc'g House, Regent-8treet), the ver ~u~~eandtruy delightful COPYHOLD) ESTATE, lauid-tax redemedandtite-fee,nearly equal to freehiold, flItOOM HALL, A Moat health charming family residence, in the cottage style, recently altered and imProved, ait a very considerable exPenise; plan- ned for the accommodation of a gentleman's family, situate on, the mouth side of Leith-hill, commanaing most exten -ive views, of great grandeur and besuity, te5rninated4 by the South Downs and the ocean; excellent offices eoucchhuse and stabling, and outbuildings;, good garden and orceitrd; at a short distance a good f4rmnhouse, well planned; warm fts-mYard, with barns, stables, graniary, cartlodge, slidalluseul otbuldige,, the Prinicipal part lately erected, and In gooGd order; all well srippiled with good water; and sundry enclosures of excetllent ToeKdow, t7atre, arablc, arid wYood lauid, upwardls of 201 acres, divided by t..%srlvng hedges, and In capital cultivation; on apart of the lands Are streamis of water, which, if encouLraged, at amnall ex-pense would add to the beauty of the estate; Plenty of 'pheasants and other game. This property Is wAell worth thee atten- tion of gentlemen s-ond Of agricultural Ptisrults and sports of the ofeld, in arnoi.texcellcnt nelgbbourhsood, With caPital roads, onlly 6 mile, fromn Dos-king, and 30 fromn London. To be viewed by tickets, which with particulars mnay be had ofNlr. Robins, 1170, Rtegent-street' ~PO b~ SOLD pursuianttoaDceofheH hCur 1.of Chancelry, maR.e in a Cause "1James aaisc Hanig, bCoirt Willam Cour-tenay, esq. one of the Mactere ox the sazid. Court, at the Public Sale fRoom of the saidd Court, In SoutbamPtOir.buildlnp, Cban. eery-Ian*, London, en Wedneda. the 2d day of JuAne, 1824, at II o'clock In the forenoon, in elght lmolts, certaini REEHOLD and Copy. tIOLD ESTATES conxs tingof adeuachsdAndreapectabl, Family R.oss dsqnee, with eoacahouse, stabilin and other out-ouldingxared exten- elVvegarden and shrubbery, 2brick cettages. and 14 acres oinseedow &nd situate at Wlnehmnore-hill, in the county of Middlesex, part whercof Is freehold and part copyhold, now tIn time occuaino Saoi,el Cosapton, esq. and also, sevea Freod auagest or Tone snentr,AituiLt In ArtillrY-street, in the Old Artillery-ground, within thellbiz' O te Twe oLnn,adPar"lment.couraejin,ng thrt;oen's Arms*-alley and Georgel-ai~ aret-r.e;al xu-eeC, In %, fS.George in the gasth In the count f i, l se;Wad Re,ntre In the pais-ha ofe drstchurcb. ofpiddlle.ds also a spacious Clapel or Meatiag Ouse, In Artillery-street al'oresaid; aLnd othar premldsee,i Thtero~insez may beviewed by Itaat' of the :respective tenants axsd P ted prticulri rn ay be had on the pro anise; at the satd Wasters'r chaibhess, In Son thamtpton-buIdinga, Chancery-lane; of steuerz.Vandercomntnd Comyn, soliuitora, 23, Bush. lane, Cannona-treet' a' Mr. F'.srncl, solicitor, Ch'urch-straet, Spoitl. ifields; of Mr. A.Clarire,solleltos', ishaopegatechurebyard; 'Mr.1liolton, solicitor, Austinfriars; and Ms-. 0. Lewi , zolicitor, Crutchedfrtars, London; and at the Inns, Wnlinchore.hilll. T b SOLD, purIslalt lo a Decree of the High ofbCancery maade In a cause of '3srker againsit Dell,' Wi5 heapoation of'John Sprhsagert ilarvey, esq. one of the Mlas- ter ofthesai Cort,at the George Linn, in Ay1esbury, in thie county of Bit igam oetimeIn orl aut themonthl0o' August next of 'Which Preiu notice will be given tisc PARTNESHI I'ESrA2TES and PREMISES conslsting of the plant houses, buildings, store elg- lars, chfambers, countinghouse, boiliers, and othetr fixtures atid mate- yials ot tht brewery fGrmnerly carrled en by M4essrs. Drel, Fell, anld akr,and lately by essrs. Qel anld Barkeri, In Waterhouse.street, inAylesbary aforesaid, with several pubtichousies and other houses, in Ajesurv Cheesbry,StePlLe laydon, P'adbury, Waddesdon, Stwe,Whtehurcb. Hadden~ reat MissendLen, Wendover, Elebrul,Caddiolgton, Princes Rlisborougb,and Westton 'Turylile, Inthe sadcont of ckLngbain, and In Wiaou, in the parisjh of 'Irng,in he ouny o Hes. artculrsare preparing, and mnay shorly e hd gatisat he aidMaseb'camberts, In Southamspton- beilings ?hsceryiane Lonon; t te office of Mfr. Baxte~r, Gra,&.. tni~pice,Lonon;Mesrs.TinallandNewan,at Aylesbury; and Mess-a Pasater nd urnr, ld ondn-sree, Penclsurch-street; ~t heslae f sle an a te pinipa ins nAleburM, Bucking- ham,Ifiaa Wyombe Gret Malow,aadte seghDOuring towns and be m rnV ilySOLD, pursuant to an 9rder of the Mth uX ChaTcery,made in acause whe~reinEdgar Walte Mdsplalnstlg,and Nathaniel6arlaLnd and0othOrs are defendantg6 -with the approbation of Jaipes William Farrer, esq. onea of the vmater Of th sai4d Court, OnL the 21st day of l4ay, 1824, at 1 0'clock In the afternoon, at the publlcssls Rooma of thesaset-Corirtj, South- amtnbuilding Chancery-lane, London, ID lO0 lots, A FARM,- in thecouty f Ssse,containn~ wuwads of 3WGacros of lich amable and painre ind, bit a firms,ouaPe 2MiS dYfrtultral buildings,-In r.alaewhereof Is abOut to.tIOgsanted to Mr. George ~wcok~te peset tenant), for 15 y"is, at ?3M ncir anunum. AnoterPaan i ta parsh of Fleatb old, In the sai county of Sussx, ontl~nng 7 acres of arableVAn posture la6nd, with a fairm- houseand Otbul P.sg, lot to Mr. Hieks,, as tenant at will, at the- remt f ?2;andalo 6 are of-ddSsdI ad Anotker-Farm, in th parihof samsy, in theg t6rnty of Essex coutSiillis52 acrs, r terebots,of icharaseand pasture land, withl &rm- house and mo t Etnive agrtcrIltural buildings all in the best stite of repair, togetber witl -tbE great tittles oaitbis farm, let on lease -to Mr. Thonasa Woodrufiri &To the remaindter of iL terss -of 7'1 years, whichi will expire- at-ldttbsLjnia, 1827, at the Yeczly reont. nfl J56O. Alavs Sixteen DweIiing.lboUseel, sitUate iAi the borough of Harw4h,in he ount ofEssx, rodcing a net rantal of ?137 QOMERSETSHIAE SOCIETY. ---The FOUR- - TkENTH ANmVrRSARV MEETING of the GBERTLKMEN aotviieeted with the County of SOMERSET wllM be Otullesdady,the Uth day of May, i824. Attthe Alibon Htoase. A]der5ttTjtaV JOHNi --SiLE'( WARR .).4lt*caf ; A x l?Eh!t-< .s ,%!r-,, Thomns Di er Llithbrldg * Hle.nerq. barm M.P*.t. n [ni l lse.fq, William Dlekens6ft, esq,;P. ICaptainJekyl- Jobn BrAscombe,Ctqf Thomi s Jones a we, eq Vvllllal 3. Hroderlp,. *sq. - - I WUlIiMoOdy, esq*. Aunsntus Henry Burt, esq. Frederic Selmon, esq. RVIIIam Dean, eq, DLter.at5o'elock.for Gpreceiy. Tiekets, dns guinea each, iaay be bad of the Stewards and,4Commttee also at the Albion HoUse: or of P. Hurd. thc Honorary Secretary, 7. KIng's Bench-walk. Temple. WRN TY- - rH FN.ESl TIVAL of the GOVERNORS And FRIENDS of the iMASONIC tlI UTION. tor ClothIns.;Educatng, and Appre tIlnl the So1ns of Indtsent and deceased Fr4ttmtsons, w]U 0. c - masons Hall, an Wednesday, the l9thof May, 1824. H. R. H. the Duke of SUJSSX ,M W. G M. In the ehair. BOARD OF S TWlARDS. Brother Win. Williams, M.P. Proy. G. HT. for Dorsetshire, President. Sir Fred. G. Fowke, bet pS.1G.w.Vlce-President. Thoma" Moore, Prlnce of Waleft Lodge, 493, Treaurer. Joseph Lythgoe, Castle Lodge of Harmony, 29, Hon. See. Brother Sir Jobn Doyle, Dart. Brother John arwis, Tuscan D. G. M. Lodge, No. 14 Stewart Marjorihbanks, Geo. Henel; y, LodgeIof M.P. S.G.W. Emulation, No. 22 CoL C. K. K. Tynte, M.t. J. R. Wllkinson, Grand Prov. G.M. for Somerset Stewares Lodie Col. Thos.Wlldms, PrOv. John Mott Ol( Pings G.M. for Nottingham Arms Lodge. No. 34 Hen. Rob. Le-is, Prer. Ale3.Rainf',CornerStone James Alex. Frampton, T.:dfefor, jLodge of2'u P. S. G. D. dent Brethren, N.21 Wm. Sandys, Grand Has- J. D. Bucl, St. James7s ter's Lodge, No. 1 Chapter Dinner to be on table at 5 o'clock precisel.y. Tickets, Is. each, may l,e had of the Stewards; of the Gentlefl o. the Committee: of the Secremry to the Ins;lputloa, Freemasons Hall; and at the bar of the Freemason' Tavern. O(IETY for the'ENCOUUAGEM3ENT of AWrS, ;3 MANUFACTUREDS and COMMERCE.-Adelpb], May10, 1824.- The ANNIVERSARY DINNER and DISTRiBULTIqN o REWARDS. Thes Members are requesled to rotlce, thxt by a nef rI4le gnd order of the Socety no mnember, with the exceVption of Viceiresidfts and Chaitrmen of omnmittees, cnn In future be admitted to the ae ul distribution of rewvards without a ticket; whiCh ticket Is not trans- ferable, and mnust cossin the narne and address of the mneOber pre- sentlg it. T his, with 3 other tickets (as usual) for the admission of two laalesand ene gentleman,are repady for dalivery at the SocietY's houese, wrh.re1ati members, wrhose aubsctiptiof5aXt not in arrear, may obtun thera, on application to the houseReePer, - The distributlon will take place at the Kin' Theatre, In thF HI'd market, on Wednesday, the 26th of May. *he dQors to be opened The .ANNIVERtSARY pINNER of the Society wll be held orn the ssrme day, the 26th of &cy,s,t Freemasons'.hai, Great Queen.Street, at 6 'clock prcl*Seely. when the n4n4nF of the attendance of members Is reoucated, with such frtends as they please to introduce. In order to ascertain the namber to be provfded for gentlemseni ate solicited to send for tickets on or beFore Frtday, th ,4lst of Msay ato the Society's house, or Frecmasons'hal,w, ihere they rnay be had, st 20s9. each, wnIisn ipciuaes ane wnoic expen*v. Hisa Royal Highn4ss the Dakeof SUSSEX, President, in the Chair. STEWARDS. Catptain Blagnold G. Lowe. esq. E. Binyon, eseL. W. Lumley, esq. 7.1. H. Coinaghi. esq. D, Mpore, esq. D5. Donkin, esq. f5. to-ors. eoq. E. Dowson, esq. Sir Fl. Qmnme6nfly T. Fawell, esq. D. Pollock, esaq. S. C. Hollatnd, esq. J. Smith 'esq T H pe, t's R. ~WiRnLg, esq. J.G abton, esq. Md.P. liy order, ARTHUR ATKIN. W HEREAS THOMAS HENSHA WA7ate of 1_1akeley VVIn the county of Lancaster, esq. deceased, In andi by hiis I1st will and te-stament, after stating that i[t was his3 wish and intention thata Blue CoatSch Ioo1rhouldbe ereated at Olfdhain. andahl-indAsylum established at Manchester, under the mapaagcOemet and direeiton oif eert,ifn trustees to be thereafter appointed (aind whbich trustees wrre jkfterwards, by a codicil to the safd will duly appointed), dia thereby give and hequeath ?20,000 (in trust to the sad trustees) to eachi of the said charities, subject to suc'h rules, regulations; and con- ditions as should aftorwards be determined for tke governmient there. of. But he directed "1that the sad monies should not be applied In the urcaseof lndsor ile recionof buildings, it being his ex. pecttio tht oher ersns oul attheir exTense purchase lands andbuidins fr tosepurose." iidthe said testator bequeathed alltheresdueof isperona esatetothe trustees of the sWd in- tendd cariieste e e~ualy ivied.And by a codicil to tlio said willhe equathd totheBlu Cot Scoolbefjemntloned the fur- thersumof ?0,00, epowringhisexector tofix the establish- mentof he sid lueCoatSchol t Macheterintead of Oldliam If they thought It more conveniient. And whereas the trustees of the said charitaLble lega cies, being of opinion that thd Blue Coat School Is more likely to be beneficial to the Public at Manchester than at Oldhaxn, Intend to establish the same at or niear Mlanehester, and they are no,w prepared to enter upeni the duties of their trust, alpd to appropriate the income arising ?rom the beforemenitioned legacelea according; to the Intentions of the testator. But inAsmuch as thtey cannot legally appropriate any part of their funds to the purchase of land or the ereetlons of buildings, lisey are unable to proceed In carrying such intentioses Into effect, until somne persons or persons dqsirous of furthering the good deSigns of the testa- tor shall purchase and settle land and-buildlings proper foGr the PUrpose, or until A sum of money adequate to suc.h purchase shall he given. The undersigned indiriduals being the present Trustees of the sadd charitable leKacies are under the siecessity, therefore, of appealitng to -the libersaistyaind' public spirit of the opulent Inhabisants of the town and neighbourhood. ot Mlanchiester, and of other charitably disposed Persons; and as the large sumns of rmoney bequeathed by the said testator will remaink wholly usoless an4 unapli ped until land and buildings sultable for the objects of the charitis are pro- cured, they trust chat they may rely with conifidence upon being furnished by the public wvith the means of proceeding in the dischiarge of theduties reposed in them. All communications on thissubject aicrequested to beaddressed to Messrs. Eceles,, Crplel, and Slater, solicitors. ftanchestef; or to Messrs.& Clark-c, RIchards, and )Medcalf, solicitors, Chancery-lane, London. THOMAS CALY%IT, D.D. WVardesiof Manchester JOHN ATKINSO, Maple hiayes, Staffordshire THOMAS DRINKWATER, Irwell-house, nea Nianehiestes JOHN TAY'LOR HARGRE-AVE.S, Oldhasm EDWARD LOYD, Mianchester JOHN BARTON, Swvinton, nearlIanehester H. H, BIRLEY Mfanchester THOMAS ATkINSON Falry.hill, near Manchester THOMIAS BARKER TeH Hil Oldham JAS. MlAYHIRS TAILOR, We~stwood, near Oldharn J. NORRIS, Manceseter - THOMAS HARDaIAN, Manchpster THOMAS HEY WOOD. Manchester, S OCIETY for t~he IMPROVEMENT of P'RISON DICPIEand for the REFORMIATION of JUVEgNiLI Ol'FNDEIS.-i Sunday Afternoon, Itlay 16, a SERMON will hi preeha i St PiW pgs Church, Regenit-street, by tbe Rev. SYDNZI SMITH, .A. Retor of Foston, in Yorkshire;, after -which a Cal ro_rdl'1u-"nt- - The Mar~~~~uisofLadon d w -Alt"o ce of erby ~~~Right Ron. Charles MAnliers gut Albemarie ~~ton, M.P'. Dartmouth Re. Hon. W. Sturges Boeurne, M.P, Harcourt Rt. Hon. Sir G. H. Rose, hart. Nl.?. Hardwlicke Rt. i-ion. J. C. Villiers, M.P. Grosvenor M on. George Anson, M.P. Liverpool Sir T. DYke Acland, bart, M.p. Rosslyn Sir T. Baringr. bart. Md.P. Hazrowby Sir James Mackintosh, bi.p. Daruiley Sir WiVlliamn Anson The Lord Bishop of Chester T. WV. Coke, esq. The Lord Bishop of St. Axaph, Williaml Dickenson, cog. lii.p. Lord Holiand T. G. Esteourt, esq. NI.P. Dynevor T. F Forster, esq. Grenville WA. Plreempantl'e, esq. Id.? Auckland WIllam Mtanning, esq. p Laitforpd James; Scarlett, esq..M.P, - CKIthorpe ~~~Jolhn Smith, esq. Ihi.. -~Rock,savage Wmn. WVlberforlze esq. d p. -CClive - 3egrae . Bootle Wllbraisam, ii rp Treasrer-TomasPowell Baxtop, egg. Md. P. Chairmnan of the Contmittee-samuel Hioare, jun. eseq The object of this Institution is to extend those prloeiples, and pro mole those designs, to diffuse wvhich the _aoro oadadohr, emOinent Pblianthropists have been directed. The SocietY ascertalins [and recomnmends those plans for thie regulation of prisons-whIch ex- gerience has proved best calcutlated to,-inspire the criminal with the read of mPrisOnment, and to Iinduce him, on liberation, to abandon his gUityb hbits The Society collects and trausrmits 111forsuationl, Pringtsu md diJsperses useful publications, ~irepares suchi desigus for the erection1 Of new and thte alteration ot old prisons, as are best .md.pted to ensure the classification, inspection, xeigiotus Instructionl, hard labour, and regular employment of the criminal. D In the course of their visits to the ganits in the metropolis, the Commiittee verY frequently mneet with destitute boy's, who, on their discharge from confjinemenit, literally knowv not wkhere t a hi heads, To assist such friendless o,utcasts has bentepatoc oY thei Socfiey, and to render tills relief more. eficcou,a theoprctce-y rhe- fuge lIas been established for such as are disposed to abandfon their vicious courses. This asylum has been instrutmental in allhdir assistanlce to a considerable numiber of distressed Youths3, wh o,dbut for this seasonable aid, must have resorted to'crisninal practioe for support. on admissioni Into this establishmenit the boy Areinstrucfor anld after a time are pirovi ed with situtionst o oric eafod aIrndustry able prospect of their becoming honest atind usefl aembers ofasoiey To extend these objects, ang to iendern thef e nertiens of tsociety. merevwideny beneicial,x the Committee solicit the aid of public benevoence.Their expeses are Unavoidably serious, and thxeir funds are at present very lowv; but it is trusted that pecuniary sup- port wil no eWithheld, wh~en it Is, considered, that on the liberality wi0th whi)3ch thisi appeal Is answ~ered depens nagetmaue h sucessre Of the Society's objects~-the reformation of the VICIOUS, and th reyetion of crimae. An annual satbwription Of One guinea, or a donation of 101. log. con- stitUtes a member Of this Society. Donations and annual subscriPtions arc r4ceiVed by the followinig baners-Bacla. riton,and('. -54, L.ombard-street; Drums. mend andCo.Charlag-ros; Frs ad Co. St. Mildred's-court; 9' PO LS tobe LE.-Noice isherey given, that the TOLS, risngat the sev-eral toil gteS and the side gate upon thetorelk rod ladng fr-tan Dartrord to Strood in the CO Kent,cafl or kown y thle nrames of John's Hole-gate, QhdktY toe' Sidegat atHors-cOss, Wvill be LET' by AUCTION to the best bld er at the tiouse of John Herdt ealled the Nlewinn, at-M1iltor -next Graveend, n the1"t,ayo Junie nlext, between toe hours of 12 and I, fr the term of oeYear from the Ilth day Of July next, In the manner directed by the acets Passed in the 3d and 4t yeaLrs of the reign of His Majesty Kinig George the Fourth,'- for Regulatinig Turn- pike Roads;' and theact passied In the3d year of the Said rfign entitled frAn Dartford,t reaingd widenig, and nmaintaining tile road leading fromDarford toand hrogh orthfleet and Gravesenid; and then,ce to the Stouese-end, near the parish church of Strood, in the count,y of Kent,' which toils p reduced the last year the xum Of 3,5501. above the ,ex enses of collecting them. N. B. Thege tolls will be let in Parcels ,rotsac, and each parcel or lot willi be put uip at such sum as the trus- tees shall think fit. WVhoever haLPpen to be the best bidders mnust re- spectively, at the samne time, pay half the firstmoaith's rent in advance, and give secutrity, with sufficient sureties, to the satifraction of the trustees of the said turnpike road for payment of the remLining halfC gf the said first month's rent, on or before thie day of taiking.Posses-f sig; nd or ymeUt of the, rest of the rent monthly, anid that one znnhs-ex tell alwaye be paid In advance. EDWARtD TWOPENY. Clierk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike.r,ad. N. B. The tolls hasving bepfl divided by an order of the truitees, pur- suant to an authority contained In the local act, n hMfolyo h toil which has hitherto been payablie will, froni th sai 0I I thedro futly next, Is. to be taken at each gate, and one gatelwW noday of snother; but If payment has been made at two gates Winlonot esear third toll will be Payable.-Rtochester. MlaY 8. 1824. d J3 HEJOLD ESTATE, at Ravensfield, n-earRot`ber.. hamn, to he SOLID by ALUCTION, by Mtr. E. ii. ROBINSON, at e ro n n, in Rotherham, in the county of 1iork, on Monday, M,ay24, at 3 o'clockcln theafterpoon, withourreserve, It beins fo lb bellefit of creditors~, subject to.sucis conditions as.will be tS ort there produced. and als0 subjGet to the, lIfe Interest of a lady~a yars, an Undivided Fourth Part or Share of' and In all thatvlal FieeholEstat usiute atRallaenstleld, in tIle equnty ofYokabu 4 mlesfron te apial arkt twnOf Rotherhain, comp-sn and, mauithepremisuterpe iuar pl o r ulni h,t eer, Long-row,Notghm toM.W piIsnsltor, Nouttin-. ham; or to Messrs. HudadJhsn Oiios epe ondon.- FIO0UNTRY RSDNE ob OD rLT %, Unfaraislsed, a most desirable detceREDNC,sial for a smwal family, and very plisnl aAseIntedlgWtfbl vDilage of St. Mary Cray, Kent, ItCon&~ rskataden rooms Of moderate size, library, and ver lgn rwn omwt a verandaL In front, 7 bedrooms, wvater-coe,kthp ulrs,nt larder, good cellars, iccaia6-tlsabe dibe oelhu' with 2 menservant'lepnrom taboet ag adWBltee kitchien garden, plauegonshsrher an veywseflyad out; with about 2 cebfgod rsdwlud, riskirtdba eyde and u the inme lat d lit yi FrEH1 GRAND MIASQOEAD, ARGYLL ROOMS, ] under the Irnfldiate Patrou4te of twelve Noblemen, winl e laeTo moxrowlr4Thur^, jlS PorWtlcuLaru andu ad- t earles.fths.Operacolo., ,nade. HaymUkt, wlroMii-gie' jtia* ae -wlsees 'on-eh oeeuibt. PheJurerklb{rtdeXwith-every ltaea of the u*on, .by 1HEATRE IOY ' GRARDEN.- ..M ] SlC.I^. lsevzetfn'1l tGvieiiii;fxt lidsUerinde* the7Pnblic;jbatliis BENElIT 1rsied for .Thra,day,tbei27th lnttr wheb wifl bPe perfoed if avoarite OPkRA; together with . varlety of alngingAn OtIMUr TER?AJNMENTS. FurtheYrparticlarwil w be duly announced. Tickets nDo places to.bebad at the Box-offiee, Hlar#-ret, Coventgarden: arnd of Xr. Sinclaer, 93, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square. QIGNOR ROSSINg 'CONCETS.-ALMACKB.- *J Signor ROSSINIres petfully begs leave to Inform the Noblity andGentry, thathlsYlST CONCERT will takeplaceat the above .RoemsTo.mnorforWevearin, under the, Patronage pf Her Excelleney Countebs *LIeen Warchioness of Conyn barn Marchioness of Cholmonddeley. )Aarckoness of Lansdowne, M'arehloness of Water- ford, Countess of Jersey, Countess Rathiurst, Countess of Sefton, Countess Cow e, Countess of Morley, Lady Gwrydyr, Lady Grant- ham, and the onourable Mrs. Hope. The Second Concert will be on Friday, the 11th of ,ane. Stibscri!tlone to both, 2 gulneas, ParttheFirst-Snfonla (GaLzza ara). Rojslni. Duetto, It. and MadameRonsideBegnis, Generall. quartetto, Madame C. Roasinl, .5adame Ronz de- Begnls,.Slgnor Garcia, and Slenor Curion, RossIln. Sestetto, Madame It. de Be 6ns, Madame Vestris, Signor Curionl, Signor Placci, Signor Remorlnl, and Signor de Begnis, Rossini. Cavx tin] Madame CaLtsani, Rossnul. Duetto, Madame Pasta and Signor CurAoni, RoesInL Duetto, I Sehlate in corpaavete, Madame C&talant and Signor Rouwin, Cimarosa. Parttbe Second.-Slnfonla (Taneredi), Rosslni. Tersetto Madame C. Ros3lnI, Madame Vestrls, and SElorGarcla, Rossipi. Arfa, Madarne Pasta, Zingarelll. Terzetto, Muadane C. Rosslnl. Madame Paste. and Signor Garcia, RoeSini. Aria, Madame Catalanl, Rosslni. Duetto, Madame R. Begnls and Madame Vestris, Rossinl. Cavatina (Del Harlilere di Sivlgiisl, Signor Rosalui, Rossini. Tertetto, Signor Garcia, Si nor Remorinl. and Signor de Begnls, Ouglielmi. Fnale, God savetge King. To begin at 9 o'clock. Vouchers issued bythe ladies patronesses to be exchanged for tickets, at the Opera Office, 105, Quadrant. Persons wlshing to become subscribers are requested to leave thelrnames wlth Signor Rossill, at the Opera Office, Who wUIl lay them before the Ladles Patronesses, -3HILANTHROPlC. SOCiZTY, St. George's-fields, t Incorporated for the A0z1pisAjon of the Offspring of Convlets and the Reform4tIog1 9tCr#njual Poor ChIldren.-TheANNIVERSAR 91NlfJi of Ibis ins.tltqtRon vill be at the Albion Tavern, Aldezsgate- utt n Frlday, ?4ey 14. 1824. kesi4unt, a-. R . {TCSh DuSkteDof YORK, In the Chair. VICE.P TSI ENT. Duke of Leeds Hon. Mir. Justice Park Earl of Hardwlcke George Holford, esq. Mi P. Earl Spencer - Colonel Harnage Earl Grosvenor Jeremiah Harmnan, esq Earl df HarroWbZ W.ilberftrce, esq. M.P. ljon, }!llBusy SUhAel BosAnquet, esq. Treasurer, Hon. Philip Pusey Henryjeremy,eeq. W, Wiinams. eaq.isP. Colln Mackenzle, esq. Sauenud , Cola,quet s sq. Rev. Jamnes AllSn Ph,rk BeSjaueln Coles, esq. . Rovland Stepheason, esq. Stephen iasBe4c, *sq. W. H. Tinny, esq. Edward Jenner. esta. Dinnir ontaLble at balf-past5So'clock precisely. No servant willbe admiltted but those of the President, Vide-Pr.sidents, Treautrer, aatd Stewards. Tickets, 1ie. eaiLb, may be had Of the Stewardsl Itt the bar of the Albion tayern; ana at the Institution, St. Geor;et'sfiteids.