INFANT SCHOOL SOCIETY.-At...
!rN?ANT SCHOOL SOCTUTY.-At a Meetin g of the 3JL 'omnaittee ofithiseSociety held thi5i day, JuWly, it was resolved, tlit the Infant School, in "iaRer'atreet, SItIils eapitd 'kintlthmodlschol b bult, s th teporar place for the in- sitruCtion of masters and mistresses fo Zte cools, and that all zlifljiiation for informnatiorn should hemd oM.J. P. Greave, at the SC-o lue Subsrbrs Mfaranis Laa,sdown ?52 10 0 Col. H. liaillie 2 0 0 Marquis Dowvnshlre 20 0 0 Rev. Dr. Msayo, Epsom I0 0 Lord 'Jalthorpe - 20 0 0 W. Vizard, esq. * 1 00 Sirn. IV. Lubbock, bart, ro) 0 %0 SIs Shaw Lefevre 5 00 J1. W. Lubbocke.esq. 10 0 0 J. ShawvLefevre 5 0 0 Lady Luibbock - 10 0 0 - Gaudv, esq. 10 0 TheliMorning ChrOmIslce I21 1 Bna IV. Smit, esq. . p. 50 0 0 It. Parrin-ton, eq. 22 0 J1. Wilson, esag. Claphatu 50 0 0 lMrs Carrfneton - 1 00 R1ev. Wim. NWilson, Wal. NIon. Mrs. D. Paeesmore 1II0 thaMSetow - 500 0 J. Drumniond Pessmnore 01 106 H. Blrougham. esq. M.p. 2P 0 0J.. D. Passinore - 01 106 t.wen, esq. Laiiark 0 0 Ms aePsioe 01 IV. Leale, esq. ~ '0 0Ri. L. H. Passosore - 0 10 6 J. Marrison, esq. 25 0 0 Miss E. Passinore . 0 10a6 Dr. Lushington 10 00 .Hl,es.I r* 0 J.1.M. Raikes, esq. 1 10 0 . -Money eaq. . 3 00 J. Ingleby - 10 10 0 Mon'e, . - 5 00 IV reaves, Waltham. Basil Montague, esq. I0 0 .;ow10 10 0 Joseph Trueman . 10 0a S. Tp. Stuirtevant, esq. 10 0 0S5. 'Tongue, esq. 10 0 J. Abel S mith - 10 0 0 J.lT., Morgan, esq. 5o0 Z.1%Macauley, eAq. - 10 0 0 At Sir J. W. Lubbock, Forster, enid 0. Hammersley, esq. 21 0 0 Co.'s. WIn. Alien, esq. - 10 0 0 J. Deacon, esq, Claphnm I0 0 0 G. B, Strutt. esq. * 10 0 0 Ralph Leycesetr,esq, 100 0 Samutel Hourne jun esq. 210 0 At Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, & C,,.'s. Col. M'Donnei, L'Xetecr iO 0 0 Jamnes Tillard, esq. 60 00 W. Wilberforce, esqq. M.P. 10 0 0 Duke of Bedford .52 100( ,1ohn Mar-shall, e;q. 20 0 0 1 'i'honias Wilson 2 0 0 Joalaln tlindiman, seq._ 10 10 0 iJohn Wilson * 20 0 Dr. Biekheck 10i 10 0 lienjaminn Wilson . 20 0 .1. 5rftBh Wright, esq. 10 0 01Anna, Bradebiaw . 0l106 licnryWaymouth., es~q. In 0 0 5. itl ore, ion. esq. 210 0 .J. Le; le Foster * 10 0 0 At Messri.Siniths, Payne, and Co.'s. .Yohin Lat-ouche . 10 0 0 1. Gold9mid, cciq. 100 0 HenrY Entwiistie - 10 0 0VI . C. Itohinsorn 10 0 John Coopie - 10.10 0 IGeorge S mith, esq. 300 0 Rev. T. R. Malthus S 0 01Samuel Smithi, esq. 31 1t00 IV. Stiarch. esq. - 5000 iAbel Smith, esq. . 210 0 Mkrs. Nightingale -n 10 0 01Ls,rd Clirri;kgton 200 0 Leapid~e, Smith, ed Co. 10 0 0Hont. J.'Abercrollhy 10 00 .1. Nestbitt, csq.Hiirnerg.tt. I I 0 (SirGCregory 1,ewin 22 0 Mr. D. Apllin 5 SOf Ms-. B, More - 2 00 fB. Smilth 25 0 01Lady; 0. It. Sparrow 250 0 Mrs. C. Thomson 50 C (i nry iHlse. esq. . 200 0 R1ev. P1. Irving - 110 Ge,,. lianimersley 210 0 J. Colebk te 1 s. Suibscirlst'divIn wilh, eevdb tbe Treasurer, S. Hobare, jun. seq at Mhessr%.Hoarnm ret,adC.s Loimbard-street. :Mess`rs. Smit,,L PaYne', and Smit's;SrJh V Lubbock, Fo.rster, and Co.'s; Messmrs. Hlammer ricy and doa'id;CMessrs.ndra Messrs. Jones, I.oy,ad ~ Imn n.Ci';ada '~~Ij~ ERBV N(TR ,rs-vACT Ni, rF D fo r L AMjp s- ~Lppemnsdeirn, of contracting wiith thte Conmmissioners under the ct o Pariamet f'or PaS'lnrg anid Lighetingthe Streets of thte salid Borugh toligt ad Iteep In repair: 120 oil lamps4, or such less ilumber as te s.idComissoners shall thinik proper, ror onte year, In iManner undemenloied re requeteed 'to sed thteir propo%aie in wrriting, sesie 'in and pas itd, to Mr. Simpsonn, attorney. In Derby, the Clerk to te C,niiissrne. on or before the Idti, dAy of July next, to coinl. xnecei~,itn~onFridasy the 10th day of September next, aLnd tos 1lnl~tefligtt5efore the first foil mnoon In May. 1525. to omnit f,t' elights before everyvfoillmooni,the night of thefa.illimoon. -Ai.daonerniight-3afterWards. Tthe lamiPs to hurn from susn-set to twi' o etack In the morning, tA have burners with spouts of such dimner,- Mlons as shall be ap,proved by the Commissioners, to l'e suipplIe with Ithebvest oil and eotton, and in every respect lighted anid mainaged with the- greatest regullarity. The lamp s will be delivered whole anid In perfect condtilon to thle contractor, who, Is to miake good all breakage and damage at his own expenise, and wivth In six days from the las4t tinme of lighting, to collect and deliver to thte Comnmissioners, or to, ,whom they disall dPPolnt, the who3e number of lamps, tops, anld burners, Ins CL lean Ratuk perfeetctondlttoii, victhout crack or blemtish. *Derby, JI`ne 28, 124. A~~the CLASSICAL anid (XJ M ERCIAL ACA- ..DE~e Lwes,Susiex, youing GE.NTLEMEN are BOARDED ~lL c eltioslyINTRUCTED in the Gteek and Latin elassics, and ~yet brach a plite English educathimmo at 23 guineas per annsum. .'0extas.Xhenuberlinilted to 25. There are nov TWoVACAN- tIKS.Furter prticulars may be known tin ap)plication to Mir. R. 'Hil, satinerandboo'ksellEr, 71. 1-iigls.street, Blorough; or att Mr. Smih's 14 Grat ueeni.street, lnoeomn's-inn-fields; Mir. Frederick .J. Peryn,Cron in,Obelisk, Lamnbeth-road. N.D. A Youthi Is wanted at Ce abve Aadey to be Articled f,,r tw-o or three years; he will haeteavnae of perfecting himsilelf in the higher biranches of thecasc s, iotentatics: a small premvium wvill be expected, LuADY, whto lhas lately given t9- one of' hier articled A pupils the situation, of isiusic governess in her establishmenst, siute near the Rtegent's-park, Is deslirouls of filling the veesncy. A young LADIY, whose friends may have In viewv the pr-eparing her for the situationl of private g.uverness In the highest circles, niay be ARTICLED for 2, 3.1 or S5 years. hler minid will be cultivated wvith the greatest caire, avid she ivcll, with the finishinfg pupils, go thcough a course of reading calculated to form her taste and improve het style. A Parisian lady resides in the house. Premium for three years .iso gulneas, to ineluide i.oard and washing, wvithi Instruction In Engilish, French, and italiaLn writing and aritkhmetic, geography, anid the Use of the globes, rnuosic, danicing, drawing, and sing In . May either be paiddfor half yearly or the premium proportlontsbly increased, Cards of addemaybe had at Hookham's library, Old Bend-street; or let- ters, free of postage. diretetei A, B. as above, will be nImmiediately ainswecred. UVNAEOUS OFFER.-.e2`iooo WA.NTED~,at rw ecurlil' will be given. The letider Inlay ~ td in lodginig, or part of a house, wit anextnsie grdet wist,ked with every kinid of fruit trees, togthr Wtha csahi,ueatd 3-suall stable, and the liberty of sport- Ingove seera hudre acres of land, abuindantly sitocked witisl game Th siuaton s wthin 10 miles of London, and coaches pass houry, ederY gentlemnan wishing to enjoy retirement, or a yeisng gentleman desirousof receiving instruction in agricultural put- tuits,w IIl fAnd this an apportunity thatt seldfsrn ocecurs, as the party is highly respoctnble witb wvhom be wvill have to treat. Letters ad- d.ress,ed, post paid, to T. G. care of Mtr. WVhite, printseller, Brownlow- street, Hnlborn, will meet wvith inmmediate attention, 0f~ be- SOD usato ani Order of the High Court TLofrChancey waeI ase * Fodem agains Pealce,' with the a,ppro,bation ofJmsW, Frer,q5. one of th aters of the said Court, at the HlsAmIn,er-hiill near Market Draytot, In th, county of.9alopI h atren fJl rte beginning of AuMsL't, 1824, in 3 lots, aL N'ery desirabl FREHLDETATE, called Rose. hill Estate, situate In the parish oDrtn,In Hales, In the eounty of Slop lae th prpery of'ioina P ak bakrpt consisting ~fe~eat~riibe, meaow, an pa iaA, conalining about 32a. r 'iSp PrIted actiniar mayshorly b had(grais)at the saild Mas- ter' Chmber inSouhampon.uIlings Chncey-lane, London; of esss. lB~ms ndWhie, nd esss.Benbow ad Albati, soil- Citos, incln'ainn Lodon:Mesrs.Keen, solicitors, Stafford; anid thepricipl ins n Saffrd,Maket Bray-ton, Newport, and r x'rNSIVEman fcuigPREMISES.-To he iSOD oLE1allthose caia UTINGS and PREMIISES, called the ton Brss ork, situat itiecrre of the couinty of Stafford, conigoustO'th geat road from Liverpool to London, wvith a large fronageto Te Tent nd ersey Canal, by means of whiclh tksere is a diecteo;muneaton y wter with the port of Liverpool, and all - te ip-irent atifacorng end trading districts of the kitngdom, and .bhap onveanc ofcoals to thie works from the neighbouring ini0s, he pemies om,rise aLll the conventesicesfor manufacturing br,5 an, bass ireandiolllng co-pper toagreat extent, wvith a good dweiinghuee,ountnghoseq,Nvarehou.secs,and other buiidinigs,asteatn e',eof 36 horeow, at, overshot water wheel, &e. and comprise areto about 2 ee f Iand all fnclosetd. They are capable of beinig ,ontverted at t ainoderate expense Into IL silk inasutactor oothe wors rqtirlg mch oo, ad i wich women and cide a beprfiailyemloed alagenuibr f whom maybe suplern the ad.io'nig town and nighbourhood,The wok ma bi iee 5,yperIsson f te tnans, sideary ossesslot,nmay ehdIs agrei~ss. Ay futhe infrmaion lldthe tennis of saeoltin the r~ssasmaybe iedon pplcatotiby letter, post pi,t r GLAMORGANSHI IRE.-HENSOL CASTLE an-d G DEMF.SNES.-Tt be SOLD), pursuant to an Order othHih Cour't of Chancery,G made In a caul.e vheiGorePce Watk ins ,esqi. pl%intiff, aLnd George Miaule. Johin LIeivillins. and others% are de- 1endaints, with the approbation of James Tro,wer, esql. one of the Masters of thie said Court, at the Public Sale Roonm of thie said Couirt. Itn Soisthampton.buiidtings, Chancery-lanve, Londoni, on Friday, thte 30th day of July next, at 2 o'clockii n the t:'terrtion, a capital MALNSION, situate cii an eminence and conmmanding extensive vieais of the surrouinding country, calleed Heicusol Castle, liate the property nod residence o,f Benjansin Hall, tsil, deceased, and heretofore ihe resi- dence of the Earls Talbot. The estate Is In a central and fertile part 'if the county of Glamorgan. lying within 9 miles of Cardiff, and 5 miles of Cowbridge, w-ith extensive offices, coachlhouse, stables, and other outbuildings beloniging thereto, surrotuaded wvith a beaaitiful wooded pak, lawn, gardens, ciudpleasure grouinds, anid contains -x- neiieset f water well sitoeced switli fish. The wbole of the estate consists of about 824a. 2r. 27 p. of ineadow, pantiure, arabie. arid woodland, and contans a great quantity of full growni and thrivinig timlier and extansiyeo,rnamental iutantatiolls, and contmuttleates with the roads; from Cardiff anld Lantrissent to Cowbrldpge. AboUt 234 acres of the land and planitations near and adjoininsg tlije mansion are in haLnd, and the renmaitider Is let to several tenants, fru,mi year to year, at relits amounting together to 5921. 16s. There are twvo good farmnhouses on the lanid let, wvith barnis, thrashing machinie, and other convenient outbhuildlngs belonging thereto, and tuwn cottages for wuork- men; also ani excellent gristmill with dwelling-house attached. The estate Is 4!tuate wvithin a short distanceeof coal and lime, which may be obtained att moderate prices. Printed particulars May be had at the saId Master's chambers, lIn Sautlhnmpton-bulldings. Chancery-lane, London; of Messrs Street, Millington, and Gilbert, solicitors, Phil. pot-ane Lonrn;of Miess-rs. Freshfleld asid IKaye, solicitorsr, New Ran-buldigs.London, w1here a map o h estate may be seen;- at the Bull Itin, Bristol; and at the prinicipal linns at Cardiff and Mlerthyr Tidvil, In Glamorganshire, and att Cbepattiw and Newp ort, In Mon. minothabire; asid the property m;,y be viewed onl apPIlcation at the manslon-honsie, where a map oif the ostate may also be eacth. ApirA LFREE-HO LDand YEASEH_OLD E~STATES 'janid I RON WO RKS, in the counuties of Mionmouth and Brecon.- To be SesLD, purstiant to an order of the High Court of Chanicery, made In a cauise wherein George Price Watkins, seq. is plaintiff and George Maule, Jo,hn LIewellIn, axnd others are defendants, wG'tAthe approbation as James Trower, esq. one of the Masters of the said Coturt, at the Public Sale-room of rthe said Court, situate in South- a'Mpton-buildings, C'hancery-ylane, London, on Fridayr, the 30th day of Jpuly next, at 2 0o'eltck In the afternoon, a FRFEE OLD ESTATE, in the parish of Bedmelt', Itn the county of Momlnouth, cal!ed the RUMNEY ESTATE, ?ate the property of Blenjamin Hall, esq. deceased, whereor-. iron works have for many years been carri'ed on, ,under the firm iif thie Union Iron Company, topither with the fur- naces, finee-lea and other wotaks thereos,, includifng the matchinery and stock, hn,a 52 workmen's houses belonging thereto; also a farni- bouse, barit, stabling, heasthisuse, and other outbuildings. The 'whole conviits of about 1,108 acres of land, the greeter part whereo, Is occupied along with the Iron works, anct ot~ier parts are let to tenaLnts to build on. at reserved resjts, amounting te 501. I Ss. Sd. pet annum, and a farther past to tengants at rack rents, amounting to 521. 4s. 5d. per annumn. A right was granted by Mr. nall for gettinig ,coal under 65 acres of the estate, which produces aii average ten t of 1221. per annum. The estate contains very valuable mines of iron ore and coal, and Is situated within S miles of Merthyr Tidvil. Also a Leaseh-old Estate, adjoninng the Rum oey Estate, and nowv occupied therewith, consist ng of 71a. 3r. 5p. of land, or thereabouts, ss'lth the Iron works, finery, manager's htouse, 59 uvorkmnen's dwellings, and other builidinigs thereon, aiid the mnins~, minerals, and veins of coal, cuilmi, Iran ore, fire brick, clay, and litnestone, in, upon,and under the siame, situate In the parish ,,f Latneanlder, In the couinty of Bra. con,andtherigt ofgetingiro oreundr aout228acres of niout,- tam aud djoiingtherto. he easeold remses are held under a lase daed he10t ofJanary 107,fora trmof 72 years, fromn 3tlhaemas 186, ilbeetoaentf 21. ar nnM,Itt rthe surface of he and ad t th pymet o 2s pr dzenofIron ore got from the ine. Aso sverl mssuaes r tnemeits an ober buildings, are eldlinen he aidleae, ow lt t difernt enats ponunder ?iINE;-ur QULIT yard are uePiRIEd, atBIE Bi. 1s. 6d. per annunm Prirnted particulars nay be baPRIt the said Mamaiter's chambers, In S.uthampton-b,ildings. Chancery-lane, Lon- don; at Messrs. Street, Millington, and Gilbert's, solicitors, Philpot- lane, London; of Messrs. Fresfield and KayOe, solicitors, New Bank. buildings, London; at the flush inn, Bristol; and at the principal mniss In Cardiff sad p erthyr Tidvil, In Glamnorganssifre and In Chep- stow and Newport. is; Monmouths;hire; and the' property may be Virewed upon application to Mr. Llewelli, at the dorks, where piens of the oarne mnay be aeenq BOARD and LODGING, InL a pr-ivateanrsecae Fail,OnFinbs-. tiare. Terms mnoderat,FrCreo d dress apply to per d en r and Quick, stationirs , O r street; atM Cornhiil; or at r. Col' Blshopsxateth. * E-I INE QUALITY and LOW PRICES COMBINED. 112 For ead-money only.-REDtCTION In the PRICES of WNSand SPIRITS. SIIS Old Jamafea Runs, 12s. pr gallon. first quailty I Ba, 4d. per gallon. - ntglisli Gin, unequalleLdien rIchness find flavour, 9s.4d. to 10s,80d. ditto Very strong Gin for Mixing - - -1 s- - 2, ditto FOREIGN WINES, per quar. cask. per pipe. Old Port of fine quality -. - - Ide6. p en dozeni ?23 ZU9o Fine Sherry 345. Wer doz, exAcellent 42s. ditto 24 92 WestlIndia Made a (fineit quality) 42s. ditto 22 80 Very fine Cape Madeira Ie. pci'dozen; excellent * 20s. per dozeis. Fontac of a qollaty.nearly equal to port - - - 28s. Constantia 2is. per dozen, curious pale ditto iii pints I 8s, WV.STEVE.NS.WVIne and Spirit Mercliant. 78. Blshopsgate-ia'itblsi, near the Four Swans, begs leave to stitte that the above articles are not of finferior quality, hut that tue very low. Istice quoted arc the resut o advntaeouspurhase mae or ready money, and under pecuinrnd eryfavorabe crcustaceZ;. Ifd addition, W. Stev-ens 'coud drec th atenton f te cnnosseur to a small parcel of the genune 1amRetiro ortof he elerate vItag, 120,at 45s. pen - dote. Fis .2 gnuinevintae, 180, frmshippers of thtfrstcpu tio y- n te Lildo flck, 8g.pendozen, But- t esslidhanaers,c. d. pr doen, entfreeof ecpsne,vIthIn S5 - MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY of IAIO. To WILL A M NMANN INO, Esq. hl. P. Chairman, and my.Colleagues, the rest of the Committee, and the Subscribers to the Mtarine In- sutrance Comnpany, proposed tio have been established In 1810. Gentlemen. T Beg you will accept my acknowledgemiients for the very S handsome manner In whielh, at your recent General Meeting, e t at the Clty of London Tavern, you uaLnilmously voted the sum of 3001. to be presented to me for at plece of plate. Although you are so good ro say In your publIc advertisement, that thIs c,mpliment Is as an ackniolviedgement of the iense of the meet- inF for tny serv.ees, towards fornglrg an additlonal Instirance esta- hirshosent, and for1th Igeat trouble, as you are pleased to express It, that I took In forwardig the measure, I heg to assure you that. althugh I valse youf aspprobation much more than this golid mark of your kindness, I s1hluld hiave felt still more pleasure (Is. I have the lOflourtohecalled the Frtiher of the Phrersix Fire Offlee), If I could have also been consIdered :a successfully linstrumental In the foun- dation of the proposed Marine Insurance Company; and thiereby have been thieI eans of beneIiting you as my colleagues In the direction of the Phcerilx Offee, for vose besefil the plani was originally in- tenided could not be persuaded, at that period, to add the business of Marine Itsurane to their concerns. I regretted much that tEley did not see the busilloss with the same view tFat I did, for I thought it perfeetly evident, aind you did thie same, that as the two chartered companies granted only about four partg in 100 of tine insiurances that were 1equired, and the remalnder could only be effeeted amongst the private lndividual underwriters at Lloyds (and atsome of the ot tports), who, contrary to the interests of the pubile, were restrained by the exclusive ocharters of the two companies frot giving to the assured any joint se6trity. It vas, tllerefore, tholnght that It vould be highly expedlent and benicial to have an additionial companiy to assist In transacting the business on the mozst solid security and liberal priicIples, and thereby eto cioige and draw to this cotuntry, through respectable mercan- tile ela.Luels, the major part of the Insurances from forejgn nations; )r fioreigner1 were greatly deterred from resorting to this country for their Insurarcec, by the fear of being sublected to the caprice of such. a nulnher of eepar;ste Individuals, and also not being well satisfed as to the stability of their Individual security. PThe compreiensive and lilberal plan of the proposed Marine Insur- snee Company wvas therefore WVarmly approved of, and adopted by almost tilelrhoe of th6 PirICI PaI nmerchanits In London; andshares wrereal soltcited and subscri bed for by the principal part of the Directors of the Bank of Enigland, tire Directors of the East India Companuy, nunmbrers of the most respectable Underwriters lu Lloyd's, the Merchan:ts In Blristol, Liverpool, Glasgow, and other out ports. Yen may recoUect that wvhenl the General Meeting of the Sub- scribel-s for Shares wvas iheld at the Lldoi Tavern, wse (the members of tire cornsittec thought it expedient to close the subscription at tire fivemilloons subscribed to se put down; althiough such wvas the onildeoceof thle public inl the plan, that wre saw evidently by the desire to subscribe that ten millions would have beenasreadlly brougilt fora-ard. We then proceeded to Parliaiment for a chaf ter: the Hlouse of Com-n n1olr approlnted a co"minttee of Its members, whlo carefully Inves- tigated thle business, and a vY lunilnous report was drawn up and pre- sented, wrhich I 0bserve has been lately ordered by the Ilouse of Cor- ;nol;s to he re-prilLted; and I liad-the pleasure to see It menitioied ina speech of olle of the members as one of thie ablest reports that has been laid before tihe honourable house. Unifortuniately, however, the Ideas or the niilsters at thiat time were so corsnned oni commercial questions (very differenit inideed from the con;psehensiveand enlarged viecvs of such subjects by His Majesty's present Government), that they could not be brought to see the great national as wvell as individual benefits to be derived by ouir proposed company: anid tlierefore, niotwithstandingthe evidence of Its utility, atid the support it received fronm so great a part of tile comnmercial w-orld, they bent their streaigtih against it, and the biL w5as lost by a mrajority ol onie vote. i-la-ing non brought to your recollection tire above circumstances, you mruny easily Imaginie hocv greatly I wvas disappoinited to see ot o05e1 all *wy laboir lost, as well asthe expected benefits to marlne Insurance Iii general, ald its evldentprobable eatensloii by the strong expecta- tion or having somuelh additional business from foreign niations, when tiley wrould see that It could ba effected in a more conceintred form W itn such additional security, and In conjunction wlth the respect. able private underwvriters in Lloyel's. ! ireg to assulre you, holwever, tiralt I aml new greatly consoled for tire loss of my favourite object, by the handsome manner in whicir at tire general meeting I have beers Ironoured witit the approbation of rrespetable and enlightered a hodyof mcrehantsof the metro- polis o1 the mercantile wvorld ;and I further assure yoll, that tire sirbatatital present wvith which It has been aceompanied wvill ever make a pleasing Impression on my misid; aird with many tharike and much esteemr I have the honour to renmais. Gelitlemen, Your most obedient humbile servant, Epsom, June 5, 1824, JAMES BELL. EACON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 8, B Chatham.place, Blackfrlars, aud 184, Regent-street, Oxford- sttreet, I.ondou. DIRE:CToRS. S!r Henry Parnell, lIart. M.P. Chairman. John Wray, esq. Deputy Cliairman. Benjamin Ansley, esq. David Laing, e,q. Henry J. Kourerle, esq. Jrrhn Lalilson, esq. Jarnes Brtdges, esq. Sir Peter Laurie WrIllam P. Craufurd. esq. Sir Gregory A. Lewin RoHiert Fergusonr, esq. Thomas H4. Longden, esq. Henry Hallam, esq. James Mansfield, esq. George Hanenrersley, eq. James Mackenzie, esq. J. Adair Hawkins, esq. Laurence B. Morris, esq. Robert W. i-lay, esq. William Sotheby, esq. Robt. J. WNimot Horton, esq. M.P. Sir Patrick Wal -Sr Lieut.-Gen. Fiughes I Abraham Welland, esq. ?ilanagirig Director-John Clark, esq. Auditors-William P. Craufurrd rind Joirn Wray, esqrs. Tmvelr ty-flve per cent. abatem ent of the ordirrary prensiwn of Insur- arm!e on private duellings, a reductionl proportiorrably liberal on all other description of prr.perty, and an allowance of 61. per cent. In all eases onr the duty payable to Government. Reduced Rlaces. Prem. Dut. Ttal. s- dt. a.- .d Or; Dwvelling-houses and Furlri-\ 1 6 2 1 s er ?100 ture, not hazardous - ,1 6 2 10 4 4 p OnG Sdhops or WVarehouses, and} 0'7 it it Farming Stock - - - - 1 9 2 10 4 7 ditto ditto Hlankers, Messrs. Hammereley and to. Pall-mail; and Sir P. Pole, bart. Thorntonl and Co. Bartholomen-lane, Londen; and Messrs. Kintrear and Son. F dinhurehr.