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0!tLQRMADEIRA. Dire-et. a regular, tra~t, 40 clear o-' s~fr h th June, the fast sailing, newyly coppered BRIG' CO:E,' A. Z,.0jASI,0ESM'PIIERSONii Cominiunder; burden'.17 tons;, lying In the London Ddck. Has excellent ar6coinddAtioans- or pa.-~ rengers, fitted nlyir Au itperlor style. For freight-and padeage-apply to1 1HOR -BOST ON Direct, lentered:- ~oitwards,- and chiet P-. - tOfherieavyg d's'engsged, with deipatch, tbereasarkably fistfzaalluri; American -SHIP SULTANA, A 1. 'OLIVER C. BLUNT. XCOn lIjider, burden C50Rttns,. lying in the L4ndon Docks;' lls au- .14Ilor Rlteonnnodation for Ipassengers In her cabin wid steerage.' For ireight or passage apply, to' ed.-. Ewarit. Taiylor, and Co. IOF, Fen-~ chlsrdlastree't; or to Robe.rt F. Wade, broker, 14, London-street, Fen- chreh.etveet .. - fl14'R- -BmBAY irect_, to sail-in all a,Ve-fn n J.. ery fiistiealling teak SHIP tofu) CASLRAOl-burden 200 1~~5;lyingat Bickwal; JO51NJtELLANII DRN,Cmmander. This blohs rons b asesureneoloods only, superio accoenio- dnios o p'.cnc,eMwilCaryasrgeon.' F'or rgh-orp- rae plyt Jaet;Faqhe.Crwodand C. 7i ,OldBra-tct ~gOR CALCUT1rA Direet, will 'sail on, the 10th of Jun. nd hs.xooQm for Irght- goods onlr, the, teak SHIP. ELIZAETH l, brden 600 tons; TSL -SWAN; Consiandler (of thei HonoarabeC3mpa~eService) lying Inthe East IndialIsaport- Dock. DasiUcriaascoinoAtlott 4tr pasaengeL s, and carrles a surgeon. COr feiho o-psg apply to, the command,er, at the Jerusalem7 or ~O Oh~ esiesrs. t{unter and Co; 4, Adamns-court, Broad-street-; OtoJ bn nley.14 BirchIe-lane, Cornhill.'- RtACTTA'direct, to-sailt the ist of JuIy,With or vito~ fr~zb, he first class fast-sailliog:SUIP FLOR&~TIA, budNo0 tons; ,r V H- iSBTiE, Commsander, lying in ther Wesm India Dock, Litnehouse; hastipoop, and very-superior aceonmoada- Itiona for-Paasengera3 and-eqrrlcs.an experienced. sslrgeo,n.. For freig'ht orM -;gaplto thxe Coimmu4aser, -at the Jornsalews eofibelonr6e; or at sTr.JosePti Lachlan'3, "2- Great'Alie-street, Goodnian's-fields; or to i_1~OR VA~N DlEMEN's-LANJ) ar,d.-NEW -SOUTH" I'WALEP,; t'he remaRrkably fine fast' s Tiing ver buimlt SHIP HARVEYk, DANlEL-PEAClIE (late of the Brltomnartl,-Commander.; - ,i'rden4OO tnns: epperfas-stened,cooerdPn and,sIngI h e BasinLoRdondocks. The. perinm dsia daooS nordpssf ngirbythseNsew arc 01 a- moat sinerlor descriptIon, and Captan .?ah,befog welt at- qualntediwith the c1olones, wtill -impart a1 -requisiteiniorintnnt 'g osProceeding by.this.ship. zu experlenrcd qargeon will be on ard For Ire! gsaeapl to the cbmmiander on bad or t byd -.orto 'V = `ndaHewiW tt, Crutc frlSrs NOuVAN%~DIEMEIN's LAND. anid, NEWV SCIUTH 1.2WALEZS; with leave to call it Te~nerifl'e, t~ sall'in all kMay, and intended to be a reg'ular trader.' the finet fast saillingrIvet'built SHIP CU!.IB9111,ND RtOBERT CARNS. Commamnder; burden 300'tons;, CoPoir fattened' afid- newly coppered; l Ilng -in- tbe,Lond4n: Doocks, T'his vessel havin-F a p09adlofty tween decks,, has. H iperior ncmMmodgtions orcbnand steir.e patssengers, and wifer~ s C.Xerle'nced surgton. The Ms,Tst6r has made three voyages to- the Colonies, and c- ce gve nll neecessary7 Information, to paisanpe~r Sle tughe etate ofthem. &Fr freIyht or psaswage apply to. ph Coin inaude'r, a-t Lloyd's; or- to EwariLttule, 24, LIme-street Th'OR ROTTEDAM, with.aBag- of, Left~rs froru thle t~ -ffle,-be LNDO an ROTERPM ~TARLISHED THREESISTES . CpLWtLIA~4FnOST.` -` MARSHALIILUCHE - - .- JAMIES COLLINS;. PRiNcEOF ORNGE - - JOHI BLAKE. ' ELIZA ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ThiOMAS ATiIER-PEN. -Oeof these line cutter packets salls regularly ef/ery Saturday from off Tron gte, direct for teCity of Rotter-dam.' :FurC-her particulars Soasybekfiown by~ application on board the vesgelg, at Iron-gate; of N. I. Srnods.37,Crnchefrfrs,ande.tthe General-Packet-office, 357,-Stand Th Thee Sstes, aptinWifam Trost, sals next 1fl~ITH BA of ETTRS from the POST OFFCE.Th. LNDN ad.ROTTERDAM REGULAR PACEFrI'S,. . . 117tons, Capt. D~ POUND. EA LfrCLANCARTY . 120 tons, I. HEATH. ROT CERDAM . . . I3 oe J. LAM%ING.' EAR BATHURST -- 1l0 to Y . F. GIBBS. Theitbovev-.essels all stand A ,atLloyds n of Esiese Packets sails from off the Customnhouse forRetterdamn every Saturday, and arefitted In the moost approved ma-nner for the accommodation of passengers. Travellerc, by adoptinig this route, *R1l avoid the troutble and- ex- pense of:land. 'travelling from London 'to Harwl ch, and-agrain from klelvoettto Rotterdam. Appliteatlon for passag4 to be made to the mnasttrd ott board the'veiseis, off Brewer's Quay; but with respect to sto,,to Mtesars. John Hall -ane. Co. 6, CIrcus, htloories. The Dokef Kent sails next Saturday. T~XCRSONtot;e EAonWHIT-TUESDAY.- - LU Th ROAL SVERIGN STAMI PACKET Is engaged- on Tueday te 8h f Jne,184, orthe 13EN EFIT of the FREE SCISOt.on he NwSytem srnp;frd,-toproceed as far-belowr the Wore to takevlewsofthelsleof Sheppy, Whies~~table Bay, &c. as time wlIlenn sostoeturto ondn erlythe'ssme evening. Tne yessel~ mooed offthe Cstom-huse-sairs froro 6 till a quarter be oe S o'clock, which place she will leave P,recisely at that time; 'Will receliVpasnes at the usual place down the river. TIickets, -Ss. meah, tbehdof the Committee, at Deptford and-Greeinwich; at 69. Lower Thamnes-street; 156. Leadenliali-stres;, 2. S weeting's- 'rents,.Roysl Exchange; 10, WVe&t SmIthfield; 12, Plheenlx-row.BRek- friars-road; 34. HIgh-street; Boi-o'zgh:- 355, Strand; 2S4, 'iotten. harn-court-road; 1222, Oxford-street: 29, Whitechapel-road 1 18, Three ('ol-lanec, Beslmnal-green; 43, Bath-street, City-road, Green D)ragon, PoplAr ; and of Mr.S,acs',,Posvl-e.street, Wnolwlch. Children under 12 yrears of atce at hal pricm. N. B. As the tickets, are limited, an early 1!nrcfh~ef,nLreceommended. A foil mnilita.ry band ofmsusicw lviattend. ~ AMILONIANSYSTE.-TheArguments con- tained lh Mfr. Hartnoll'i Pamphlet against thec Hamiltonian Sytmwilbe replied to byMr. G.F.WVALKERi nbhiALECTURE,'ettthe Loqndeon Tavern.Bllshopsg-ate-strect, THISFVENIN',G; and theeffleacy of the sytaron demonstrattd by every. person -present being. taught to read anud translate several sentences n various languages, and by theirbeing cAught to reduce simiple algebraic equation)s. Thelecture will commence preciselyat half-past7 o'clock. Adn,lttancelg.. OCIETY for thie IPROVE.MENT of PRISON DIS- CIPLINE and for the Reformation of Juvenile Offenders. 14. R. H. the Diuke of GLOCESTER, R. G. Patron. The GENERAL MTEETING of the Subscriber; and Friends to this Institution will be held on Friday, the 28th of Mlay Instant, at Free- naa.sonz,'-ball.Great Queen-street. lincoln's-lnn-fields. The chair uIvll be taken at le o'clock preciselv. Tickets will be forwvarded to sub- sc-ribers Noni-stbs,cxil,ers vill be provided with them-by application to Mlr. A. 0. EllIot, at the Society's office, 18. Aldermsanbury. Seats will he provided for the accommodation of ladles. ~AMARITA SOCIET , an Appendage to the Londo t-2Y-tosptal.--Th TRIENIALSlEEING f ths Society will be hel attheCit o LodonTavrn,onThursday, Mlay 27, 1 824; N~ CIIARRNGTO. Es. In, the Chair. Win otn s. John Scott. eaq. 'Win. Culn,Js..os. -Tickell, egg, JohnPnine.q Ditnne ntbe ataquarter p2st 3 o'clock preelsely. Tickets to be had ofteStwr, and at the Tavern. OS'TPONEMENT. -CH~URCH ENLARGINTG jq OCIETY.-The AWNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SO- CIETY for PROMOTUING the E~NLARGEMENT and BUILDING of CiiuRCHE.r ssnd CHaPELS vIll he lheld. at the Fieemasons' Tavern, on Wednesday thc2do'f lone. at 12 o'clock precisely. Hils Grace the Archbishop of' CANTERBURY in the chair. The annual report will be laid before the meeting, nndaz It wvill then be proposed to rake into consIderation the exhausted state of the tunds, the attendance of the firiends of the coclety is particularly re,;nested. W. JOHNONR'OBBER, sub. sec. 13, Duke-street, Westminster, ISlay 18, 1824. Gf- IILDHALL, Lonidon, Mlay 18, 1824.-To PAVI ERS. \ -The Cornnr'ishloncre, of Sewers of the city of London and liber- tie, thereof hereby give N,otice, that they wvill meet in the Guild- hall of the said city, on Tuesday, tice 1st day of J,sne next, at Go'clock preisey,to ecivePROOSLS ndCONTRACT for PAVIERS'l WORK In.liisopsgte-sreatwfthut.A descripition of the Intenided w,.k nd ar feoar ofthecotrat ay he know-n at the Clerk's offce,Guidhal~ he artes re o atend Personally at the time of ~'onraring Teder wil nt b reeivd after 6 o'cloaj on the day of t,-atynethe wil ny lteaton e ermitted to be mnade in any prop,sataftr tht tie- ecurty wll e.e'rored for the perform- ance of he contrct. W. lOND, Principal Clerk, Ny. I. Th ommiisrIoners do not conidr tbhemselves bound to ac- ccpt the lowest proposal..- Ji -A ersn, not exceeding 45 years of ageIs ANE,an ASUSTANT INPECTOR of PAVEM1ENTS: bmutecablof tnaIbcband, understanld figures, addvt i woe tim tothedutesof the office. Letes otpaid In the hand- writigo te-pplcat,sttig uallhaton. ndwihthe narnes of twi res,etahc rfeencs, o b adresedto Mr. Samuel Hawrkes, C c-k o te avig Cmmite, ad lftat the Vestry Room of the abqve arih, n o beorethe2d f Jnenext, at which place parti- culas my bkoow, ad te patlewho the Committee may wish "TI'A-VIER, A Scavengers, &C -The Committee for A_ Pxring. &c. the Lberty of SaTt'on-hbill, Hatton-garden, and ElY- retswilliameet at theNWorkthouse, upon Little Saffron-hill, on N71on- lqbinhe -th day ofJune next, at 6 o'clock in the evening precisely, to ree RP6OSALS n CONTRACT fuirCLASN al the S'TREETS, Lanes, Courts, Alleys, and Places- within the said Liberty onl-e In every w-eek, with or without covered carte, foro,ne year fr.,m 151 trisummer day next; and also for repairing auid keepirng Iin repair tht- foot and carriage pavements of the said liberty for one year from Muilsutiler day next; the carriage ways to be paved with six-inch grn,lte, 9-inch oronlte,, and Pebbles; the pavinig not to be laid in any o er materia but gravel. attd no brick rubbish to be uscd thterewith. Tlle rproposals for repaliring orgpaving the feotways to specify the price p'e~ squz.re yard. fror niew Furbeel, and Moorstone pavinig and Moor atnoe leirh ruspectively, and for relaying the samne; and nio York, pave. indort will berccelved,ji performnance of the contract of v. less thick nee a than two inches 4nd a balL. The proposals for repairisig thec cr- riaLe wvays are to state the price per square yard, for Guene swl as ~Dutch pebbles. The fonn of the contracts miay be seen and other pF4 ticulars known by applying to the clerk, at hi-s office, 42, Hatton-? gar deni. The contractor for the abovementioned worics are to In- gei;t in their prony4-Fass the names and addresses of two miuificisnt siure- tbe, who are to join in and execute the respective contracts, and the cog,ttractors nmust be personally ir. attendance on the said 7tb day of Juit e near Au proposals to be dellvered. sealed up. at the time and PL-xseaeforesaids Bsy order of the Comnmittoee A lay 13, 1824. THOIMAS HAMMOND, Clerk. VI1 0 BUILDERS, Ironfoundlers, and Others.--The -j, Commissioners of Sewers for the Limite, of liolborn and F!ns- but', Division%, the parlish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, and the Liberty of ,1:ortonfA1Zate, in the counity of Middlesex. do hereby giv notice, that they wHii meet at their office, 7, H4atton-garden, on Fr&aY. the Iltltb dayot Junie, 1824, to receive TENDERS fromn such person, as mayr hewilling to CO,NTRACT for the performance of such BiRICK- LAVYER's, (arpenter's, Mason's, and Plumber's WORKS as may be ord C red by thenm in the rebuxliding, cleansing, or repaWinriof the pub- lic I wr 'ihn the limits of their district, for the apaice of 3 years, frO3i , thbe 30hhd daytof June nAext. Separate tenders are to he made for thewiorks to be done In Ilolborn divislo;i, and for those to be done In, FindO-bury divisfon Iwbich Includes Shoreditch and Nortonfalgate.) Thi whole of the wvorks fn either division must be eontracted for by oneI personi, but no tender will1 be received front the sanse person -for ;,otl,idivisions. SPeeilicatlonisof the works3and materials with formns of t,ender may be obtained by applIeationi at the Sewvers' Office daily (oidays excepted), between tie hours of I I and 3. The contractor, syi'be required to find security for the due performance of thaeir re- Jpstive contracts. Teniders will beat the8same timereceived forsup- :l-i'.jylngCast iton Sewer Grates for both divlsiorls, 'if8uch d'.nenslons ms ,amy be requi,red, at per cwt. Ithe price to include delivery), and ape- erffysng the allowance tobhemade for old wrought or cast grates re- cnrx.ed. N,o tender willbhereceived after12 o'clock precisely on the- day" ometn nowilaybnoiewhch shall not be made fIn t,heiri prsrbd ihtepie netdnwrsat length,and oe 'sd wlstenm-o h dvso o hc si intended, nor unle asteprytneige lyatnS to anwr when caled upjss TeCmlaoerwilntcsder themiselves, bounid to acef ttelwsttedr. BthCort. STABLE and LUSH, Clerks. JE 'ELL anid CROWNY INN, Holbor. -The AUXi- LIAF L RY MAIL to EXFTER, Plymouth, and Falniouth, every even ing, at 7 o'clock; the Salisbury and Andover, very cheap coach eve - afterasoon at 4 o'cloek. rhc proprietors vill - give every po ble;attentlon to goods, &c. entrusted to their care, but they can- not I told themselves responsible for any artide exceeding 51. unless Insul ed and pafd for. - . fHOMAS FAGG and Co. .T-ESTEN SUBSCRIPTION COACHEES, ovt-r the I 'NeAv Line of Road, from London to Exeter 10 21bhourg, and to PlyM iuth and Devonuport ih 28_-IULL AND MOUT-f INN.-The Public are most rtspeetfully-informed that, ih consequence of recent arrat 1 10,ensn these coaecene set off fromn the above tin every morn- ing t 10, and -every even5ng at 3, through Bisingstoke,. Andover, (hoot aligcoach throughSallsbur,evenin6coach througb ArneEbury,) Hind on Mrinanton, ;llOwester; lfmlneter and Honiton to Exeter, whel -eUe mnornlng eoach arrlves ats thefoDlowingmornfiuma;sd pro. ctedl; at 9 through Ashblurton.toPlymouth and Devoupot, where It aeriwcseat 4 in the afternoon.. The evenin; cdacli arrivesat Exeter the followlng afterpoon at S and proce5ds'at half rpst 3 to lyinouth and / es-onport, where It arrlveaathalf paSt 9 the samne-eveilng. each coal i being but one. night:on-the road -between London and Devon- port Pagaengersand-percelsare alsobookedtfortheabi,vegoiscliesat the Old White Horse CeUfir, icendilly, London'; ld-Lonadon Inn, Exeuer; Cammerdal Inn. Plymoiith and Londoni Inri - Deronport. Plscks are -likewise -secured- throughout: to Totness,- Teignmouth, Dasslisis, d&c.-'-Say 24. 1824,.. - E. SHERAX cnd.C9.,Prcpr!etors, 'sliowlil take a1lSIthcare I thelr'power o-fyeverY ps,ckgae and passeii- gefs'laggagecatruatcQt to their-charge: bnt~evlil not bc answerable for meljoss or damage thereof, If of mere than 65 value,- unless the- tameg be spcified, asidsan4n urance pa5d--nhen delvetedat their office, orat any of their olees or to any of thelrspgeus lJn the different parts of thit kingdom. URTLE aat 2s. 6d. per- Basin.-sThe public arc- respect. T lfullTifdrisd, a 8fine TURTL i,E D4ESSED -this-DAY, aeid 3 Oninesn a ek, at 'thte -Rlnllbow TavecX -76, Cornbhll topposite St. lhiehleelk-alley), where-familie3 mnayboausspJlhd -witbapy Luantity unpn.tbe abpv. every. moderate tcrms, JdInts ready,from J to6 "loek, lt l se. 6d. eaelslsfcludldg Uregd,blfefga.-or vbgefables;-It?h -and tarts gd. each eXtrag rump steaks ls. chops 3d. I tea, coffee. soups, or tend- teha at all hours; lice oldwine or spirltas alargesroklugroom on ths firet Dloor front. ID -YES.-What,t 's required has been done, ILL,. but the advertiser ezirAeiy t solieits that the affair mnay drop. therd ris wtotuse.eo,~ s'ews i odes,he requests ODiy toknow-when aun un tnaktIen place.' 7f3ROPOSEP) iI~%SL an'd :BRISTOL CHANl- MEETNG wll b~J-tld~ Tht'eda' ntxr, the 27th' inst5fnt, at the Crownnd Aehui~l'aeri1 in he Stand,at 2for o'eockprecisely. toREEIVI *tt"il OR of he ROVIIONL CO MfTTEE, 11n of tfk~~~s~oIsaentred ntoon te 9h da ofApril last. EIR,aC-LAW of the late HONTRY COOK,.Esq.- Tfih. NtY( .UINEAS RESWARD.-WHEREAS actr advertise- snenta~ppe~td in some or one of t he London isewspitpers within the- last I .year,forthe HfEIR AT LAW of the above Gentleman, wvho wat a patehtra sponge knanuthcturer, and died in Decemtber. 1792, at ilsletiediif and- was buried in-l-iamp-tead. c~hurch, Middlesex: any - &person produceing the above advertiseTvint sball histAntly receive Twenty Guineas ifdr tfieir trouable. -Address, post paid, to II. C. Mlr., Nkyton's, s6licitor, 4,iiarnard's-imi, Ifolborn.-- 1fRIENTAL CLU.B.-It isrequeste that te MENI '4YBERlS of the ORIE 'A. LI vvill COIdMUNiCArE their; ADDnESSES either tot TeSctr',at 10, Grosvernf-street, or to-thp! h3ankcers of the Cluib, Messrs arn;Call, and. Co. 25, Old Bond-street. OCLETY of BRITISH AR''LSTS, Sutifolk-street,-: tT~ all-ial Eas.-Th GALERISfnrtheEXHIBITION.1 and, SALEof hd ORK ofBRITSH RTITS;areNOW OPENI, froin S o'clocktill etns~ - W. LIT-ON, Secretary. -NATIONAL SOCIETY.--The ANNUAL PUBLIC I4EXAM%INATION of the CHILDRENi will take place aLt the Central School, .3laldivin's-gandens, Gray's-inn-laine. on Wednesday.. the -26th ofNMay. HisOrace the Archbishop of -CANTFRBRYJ will take theChiairat I oclock prcclsely-. T. T. WA LI%IS LE1Y D. D. Svect. "'ThiRSUiANT to a'Decree of the Highl Court of Char.:- ,Lcey:nsade fin a cause -'Turner v. Preiton,' the CREDI TORS of RNIS-TURNER, late of -Grantbam, fin the county of Lincoln.- bAnkel'.dei'elSed,,(whodied on or about the 27th day-of January, 18521,1 ere forthwith to come in arid prove their ctebtai before James Steplien, esq. one of theL Masters of- the raid Co'urt,, at his chambers., in Souxth- amptoo-buildfig%., CI)aricery-lane; Loildton,.our In defaultthereof they. will becued the betiefitof the said-decree.. Pl)URSUANT to. a Decree of the HighiCourt of Chan- tcery ade In a danle 'ward'against Spurrner,' ?tIc VGREDl-- TORs ot GERG wooDwA6rTh late of Birmingham In the counlty of Warwick, hingemaker, deeeased, whG died on or -absout the 26th elay'if--Jalnary'r, 3820.)ik forc thiV toeome Ji&_and. prove-their ,debt t'ore amnes Stephen,; esq- onv of the !uNlastel's'of the said Cut.a iacames iS0outhanptonbhuRaings lhancery-I n, London or defaul thereof they nil heecdc i te'b bmenlitc)f th e Faid decree, - - JAS. NEWTON, PlaintIff's Solicit-or. I D-R$UANT to a Decree of'the Hi'h. Court of Chan- IFp eery.,-ncie ins :cause -wherein Richard %torey and.litlhets are plaintiffst and Sucsanna Stor~ey is defendant, the CREDITORS of RICHARD STOREt'S, lateof Calcu-tta.,In the East Indies. gentlem-an, (vodied on the 17th December, 1519,) are to, come In nold jprove their debts before FrAncis Paul Stratford, esq. one of theMatr of the said Court, at bis chaimbers. In Soutbamptont-buildings. Clhan- cery-bine. - London, oni or before the 21st- day of June, 1824, or- in default thtereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said decree, DAY, LUCAS, and PAREKIN.SON , - - ~~~~~~solicitors for the Plaintiff- 717~iI-NA.-'Te rm~ost elegggant PART of the -CHlINA ~11 STOCK of G. and C. IASON, Albermarlc-s,treet, is now SELL- ING, -at the Aucetioni-mart, by Mr. KA.Y. - The stock Is superb. ~ OOH's NALYTICAL DICTIONAtY, Part the Scd,pie73. 6d. mnay be had of IR. Hunter, 72, St. Pauls - A APPENTCE WVANTED, by a Mathematical Daignsrument 11aker. A mnoderate premitum required. Appy a 42 Alen-tre6t, Goswell-street: If by letter, post paid.. 0 the OBILIT and EN.\TRY2.--A well experi- ncdTaeman wishes, to engage In-a FaMily as CABINET- MA ER ,,dUphlstrer. Every satisfaction can be given. Direct to GM. t Mr Brwn'. Lndge-r.,d. St~.John's-wood. P'1i00 PARENTS and GUAKIDIANS.- WANTED, a 14 1-especlabele TUTIi.asL an APPRENTICE tos Ch3ymi.tand Drug. gist,ln itnte ecuntry. -Apply perdonally to Mir. Clay/, 9, Devonshire- stret, ishpsgre;or b leter pot pid,to J. H. Postoffice, MNaiden-' V~fN PARNTS-A VCANY for an APPREN- 14 TICK to a Chyuolst~~nd Drur-uist, in ar leand most respectable busnes, i a opuouscit InThewes o Egliand: Tpremluum 3300 guinas.Forpartculrs pply pot pid,to Messrs. WVilson and Co. A YOUNG MANT, '21 years of ae wshsto engage him~self to WVAIT on a single GENTLMNgigto the con- tinent or the East or West Indies. Uildertnsth aeof horses If requred Ca hav aSyeas' caraterfrom his last plaice. Direct, pos pad, o C D.at 7, athoneplae.No offickeeper need apply. ~SThS~1'SANT.-WANTD,a few miles f'rom Lou- EI1.dona god PE&MA,an cometet to teacltLatin to thej-inior buys If e bas kowlege o Frech t wvould be desirable. Dir-ect, postpaid wit spcimes ofwritng,references, &c.- to A. B. att Mr. Cook's,3, ook'-cort,Serl-steer Licoln's-inn-fields. A LADY, 22 y~ears ofae h as reid,nthca- ?i~.. city OtHEADTEAChE; n Taespectable col sdsru of meetlngwlth a simlar ENGAEEN.She isqaiidt ec u- sic, wthout-he aidof a matster, anad the genera eustso feml eutIo.! Addrssto0Y.Z.6, Park-terrace, Camdelmtowvn. The post- ag utbe paid 11?AST I IS.7-A younlg WVoman of respectable con- j,~.nexons illbe appyto NGAE wvith one or twvo LADIES who ae gong t the AST NDIE; sh can wvork wvell at her sieeile, and , wilin to akeherslf gnerlly sefL..ettcrs, Post paid, diretedto . B 8, rov-ro, Plmers-vllae, estminster, will be rWIO STRAWV HAT MANUFACTUR-- S. .-~-.heA- iL veri,tier, ;u% general blocker for the trade. is desirous of devoting his time entirely to the attenition of a WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE as BLOCKER, or as cleaner, blocker, and dyer of strawvs and leghorns to a retail hiouse; satisfactory references cain be given. Letters addressed, poSt'Paid, tOA.lI. 4, New Inm-'Yard, Shoreditcls, wrill be attended to. & L D ,abloit 26 - years of 'age, -who has hati so-me Ya'eperience in the eduacation of young ladies, wishes to obtain a SITUATI[ON as GOV'ERNESS In a private faanily;, she has lueen accustomed to instruct ]R music, Frenchi, geogtraphLy, xvithout thieassistance of masgt-era; respectable references will be-givcn. Address to E. F. at Messrs. Kuibb axid Co.'s, booksellers, Worcester. YOUNG PERSON is desir6ius of obaniga SIT - LJ.ATION, as PII.WPARkTORV GOVERNESS, or -Lady's Maid: has no obJection to travel. The most unudeniable reference will be given. Address, post paid, to A.9. 137, Leadenball-streest Noofflcc- keeper need-apply; - and as the. party reside out of town,a daF or two may elapse before the letters can-be' answered, VWtO GENTLEMENorl?AMILIES G01NGAXBR(AjD. ,&-A young MANS, aged 2-3. who has been abroad several times, wvishes f,,ra SITUATION to ATTEND UPOn a sinigle GENTLEMAN or IFAMI LY, go!ng to any part abroad. The most respectable recoinm- rinendations can be given. A line address,ed to H. B.13. Melina.place-, WVestmninster-road, will meet with imrmediate attelntion.' A RESPECTABLE PERSON w7is-hes ~for a-SITUA-. .L1 TrouNat UPPER NunsE, in a Family. She isecapableo f takcing a cild fromthe m,inth, and is inevery respect competeni~t tobthe m- in~gemnentoaf itsurserv: can havesa twvo years' cbaracter fromi her last place. Letters, ipat'paid, addressed to MI. M. 111, Great Portland- s4treet, Portbind-pl.~ce, wvill meet withi Immediate attention. N'o office- keeper need apply. FAIV.-The ADVERTISER, w,ho -has ha-d ~Considelrable- LIexperience in the different braniches of the professlisn, but mnore particularly in th 'Chancery depar-tment, wvishes for,a SITUATION, either as MANAGING CLERK or to act under the direetion of the principal, in town or country. Address5, postPaid, tOA.B. at Messrs;. Heraud's, laW stationer4, Carey-street, Lincola's-loni-fields. (F AW.-A GENTLEMAN of the Englishl Profsin EL21c for 3 years a resident in Jersey, who is coilversant wth the French language anid the island practice, wlill ATTEND to COMM1IS- SIONS generally, for either of the islands of Jersey or Guerrs~co thneContlinent. No letters, except addressed, pose paid!,to A,P. Pst. oflitce, Jersey, will1 be attended. to. Respectable reference (If nieces- sarY) given and required. 0~ iMERCHANTS anid Othe~rs.-A resp-ectable ~young, T St%an, of good educa,tionRand address, and. rho hasa knowegeo business in genieral, wvishes for a SITUATION In a Countinghouse,g or In any other capacity req,uiring a confidential and attentive personor The miust respectable references will be given. Ha %o bectiron.t travl wih asinge gntlean.Letters addressed, pos~t ad, to J. C. at;36, Regent-street, Piccadilly, will be! PunCtually atter de- to. A TRAVELER of experience wh aeshsjourneys reualytie a year through the greater part of England, woul begla to eetwit a house of respectability Who svould allow himto ranacttiiir usness either on cOmmission or a specific sum. As he dvetisr hs agenralknowledge of business, he is ne.t parti- cuterlarhtline Chea Isepod in. Address, Post; paid, to X.Y.Z- at 44, "5f'O0 MERCHANTS, 'Warehousemen, andOhr- WAN1TED,.by a Iingle young Man, cs-ho writes;a good hand, and understands aecounsts, a SITUATION as LIGHT POIRTER, or Under. Warehousencan; he is willing to mnake himself generally useful, anid to devote the whole of Ills time and attention for the benefit of his employer. Wages not so mnuch an OIbject as a Permnanent situa- tion.- Satisfactory referencesR can be given. Addre5s, Polst Paid, to D.WV.42,tiainpton-street, Ne'rln1gton-burtra. No offleekeeperneed apply. 0 IPATR_ENITS and -GUARDIANS -A opportunitiy Tnow offers of placing a yoiunigLADY ata respectable Establish- moent, In a-delivhtful slituation, a short distance from London, as AtRTICLED PUPIL, for 2 or 3 years, whgre a moderate premuium only is requiired, and wvhichi may be paid by insftalments She will be In- strnceted lii every useful andL ornamental bralich of femi-ale education byp profeesors of enii,senu-e; the French by a native of Frnce resident in tne house. For cards of ad dress appl (if by letter, Post Paid) to MeKsrs. Taylor aind Smnith, 179, -StranTd; or Mr. Crew, circulating library, 1, Grenvllle-street, Brunswick-square. 7 ~excellent BER O ,wthacm oationfor B~ire.akfast, to be LET, to asingle etea of.regular halez, in a=entelprivate house, near Portlan-lcadth Regent's Park. oo ad f address apply to S%Ir. Wilkins eru r,3,Norton-stre,;t, Fitr.oy-squsre. _____________________ Tt30XARD and LODGIG-woLdeso entle-men JLIi of rospectability may be accomnmodated with the above in the house of a Widowv Lady, situate Irn Great Ormoad..street, Queen-s,suare. The ternis are moderate, and every attenition paid to domes3tic comn- fort. For cards of addressapply to Sir. Woollatt, .~o, Holborn.-hill; or at Mlr. Spencer's library. 27. Lamb's Cosiduit-street, Brunswick-~stflarc. T3ARD and LODGING.-Ge~ptlemen -call be a~ccorn- J modated wilth BOARD and LODGING, wvithIn 3 mInuntes' walkc of the, Exchange, Bank, &c. In a respectable famitly; or if VPreferred, with apartmnents only, or dinners every day at 3 o>'clock. Tey wvil I nieet there wvith every comfo,rt of a private family. Terms very mo. derate.. For particularsPPly at 4, Lawrenc!e-lane. Cbeaspade. RICG,HTON.-BOAR-D and ILOUDG-INTG.-_Terms ??Q Bper snnUM.-AayGeantlsnaia.of regularbhabits, desirous of be- cominga INATE In a respectable family, will, it Is presunsed, find thssdets enwotyo Iils notice. Address, 'posut pad, to A. B. Posoile, lrghon The house is*sacious and in the viinityof the sea. A gentIeinan and hlsWife, or-twvo friends who would not object to a donble-beddedrooni, could bie accommsodated on terms still lower. ~,UADI LLES,- Valt-zing, M-inuets, Gavottes,, and every other style of fashionable DANCING TAUGHT by Mr. WI LIS, 41, Brewver-street, Golden-s_qua2re; private lessons at allhours to outtatught or. incomiplete Pupils of any age, wishing privacY and cx- pedtin. A select academy everyTuesday and Friday evening. A juve~'nile academy oni Wedneadayva-nd. Saturday. . Also a moriling academy for ladIes only, on Mlondays anld Thursdays. Farflilles asud ABINET PIANOFORTES, Secondhand.-To be tLSOLD, several excellent round toned CABINET PIANOF.ORTES, hareonly.been used. a short time,and dqual to new. These instrE- me,uts are particularly recommeiidd' to merebants, captains, and others, as being of a nuperlor description, and an inspection of them is respectfully solliited at S. J. Noblese 14, Abingdon-street, near the House of Lords. - IARP- GUIT'AR, patronizcd by the Society of Arts. e -Thbe sveetness- and brllliancy-ol tone of this.elegant and fashionable Instrument, the superlor effect of harmony and- facility of acq'ttremest which it yields to the performer by the -improve- ments now added, together with Its beanutiful accompaniment to the voice, unquestionably climnn a decided.superiority over everyother in- strumentof the kind. Price, us-th-mogany- casei. 9. guineas. To be had'of MT. Levien, the inverter and professor, guitarist t's her Royal Highness the Duchess of Glocester, 29, Charlotte-streetj .Bliormsbury. . $XbCOUs 'Bdi. ]NEWSPAPER ftr SALE;,. welt estm- pn apopicoluji and wiealthy coodtry town aod'thrIvlng muelghbeurlsood, There tsalso asrmgprnftinig bismness'ittached, and a 'general asurortisent of iobbinag-typ. As the-1lheaithbof.thcproprIa- tor-s the .opI cause o.hi sing te.delie ttallne "d.0ht oon, his wlhole lueiness will be sold a great barga0n. 'The 'entir& 'pUtchW under 2,0001. ApplY (If by letter, post paidl at Mr.Barker'scoumtry newspaper sad geeraIadvertiaigoface,, 33, Fleet-street. !74YLNTED; iKIT GADiaHmy1;M re a young Womoan ertndcoollng.voId bepreferred Inquire at Mr. Shreckley's, Albemsrl -s lrett* - .. I \wXVANT.EP, a. YoAtflj4ri i4n- IPP tTICE to a Sta. aif,ltioB.1. isathecity: a premiunmexpeted.. Apply by-letter,post at Ur. Coopads, 8, Qqeen-stretChespslde W:ANTED, a-,F.E AL APIo3N?I2lCE. toa Gold - 1 and Silver Burn sher ,,5 miiexDepte4, Applvat tr. Aland'e, 63; St. John s-street.Cierken vell ,if by letter, post pac(.- I;lTANTED, -a Lad; aboutJ6 y.ears of age; sF.OT- Y:BOY, aiid willing to be generaiy-u ef. -Applytv Mr. Turner, -baker71 Elton-garden. WXTANT ED, in an ex,tepsive and respectable mechanical Wi,,stablishmeat,. in- London,-a. LADof unexceptionnble chaL racter and connexions. Np premlum wll bve expected nor salaryvpaid for tie lrsti oyears. Apply 2t 26; Neltori-sqnare. 5jANTED; ' acleYer and, respeetab1 young. Person, : T frn 15 toigiears of age, $s an APPRiJNtZCE at a ready- inadeaud child-beidlinen warehouse. Pof ltrticulars appl; iftbr 4 o'clok; at63; i?oundsdith. r_ - - l AN T Da respectably -outli,:as an TV APOPREiNTICE: to the i,nendiapery-ant HabWrdashery- a premfuiiwvill he-required, as- hewlvlbe-iteated asololef tfthefamily. Applications by letter must be post paid, addressed> to Mlr.-Whltei 10, Barnshury,place,Islington. . -. -, I c ,! . .*.. .TANT*ED immnediatelyg Two- young - MEN, wvho 'wV thoroughlyunderstind,tbhe lirtesidrabery. and sIill,.mercer trade.. ApplyIn-thebmorning, before 10 o'clock. at-Messrs. Phillipa s Traicte, Band "Co.'s, Giqasgrotv-Uetie, U~per ToF2 -s;ttet an;dHarcourt' IXAE,NTED, a7i ASSISTA:NTt ta (hyi7iSt and Dug~ 'VV^iet5mg;;le mut il;tnb? hee lass han 3 yer. t 3e, understano -retail shop; onlewlo can speiukPrench willibePreferred. AP 'Iy-any moruing ,fronl 10 to ll o'clocl, at M-ete.as-G 45atshaU and Co.'5, ilrewcr4street, Golden-squzare. _ ANT e mily, two respeetable .666 young Wqcnf, ne,4bont 2 age, asagood PLAIN CooK and to assist. in purt of t'he 1ftoschOld. w5vor> the other as HOUSEM2AID, about20yesreofage. Thechiefpartof the washing is put ouet md ab eptt leS-knlte5,&c.-- Ulnexcebtiorable ihaw nictera *111 be requltec,. Appiyforaddressat5r.smgt's, -?11 -Ban. bilI.-row.P. FinsbarY.square, * , , ,.,, ,ZCT.ANTE31W,- a SlUAT140 a Lv-; the buiclne8ssof the D)ocks; 'Ctstunlf housc, andsbi5pping. sccartY co anY arnonnt,-and refefences of the first t'esp7ectubihtv,.- 'Letters ' bst paid, addressed-.to J. 1{. 7, Craven-street, City-rOad-, -will ineeet--with due attention. ,, .J. IITANTED, a small FI{EEH(H-,D PR(OPKtRT'i, of /V about-80or 100acres, In some of thi'Sout erniouditles> if in the viinity of-the seaWUil he preferred. it mlust yassess a commocjii qusfS.unily house, and. aU zequiL7te cofhres and outt-buildings, Ibe ~whole not-to exceed mn value ?c;ooo -or ?6,000; Letter, yost paidt with-eVerF and the mnost minurke -partlcu lars, adulresseci to t.: ii . S6 Spdtuzg.wrdens,: i-onkdon. will irsect *vith. attention; if the place descri bed is fotind to answrer. .. -aTANThD,.a-SITUATION as GOYERNESS, in a genteel Phinily, for a young Person. $3 yesrs ef age.-- The lady in whose establishment she has been for the last 4 years is anxious ttA procure for her a situation itt wvhich she syill lae treated iFith kindness, nad th inks she wrill be found a valuable aegtulsition tO auy ladY *fho may have a young famiiy-,and-wvishes for aperson iii Whom~ she -catn conffide. She Is fuily competent to Instrucet in all the orniamental- and useful branches of education, but wrould prefer her pupils being under 12 years of age. -A line addte555d':postpaid, to A.'B, Gilbert's llbrary, Mlontpelller-row,. Blacklbeath, wvill mceet wvith attention. WAThTS a SLTUA'i'1(ON, asgCOA(UHM^AN orGCrooin,J Vavyoung-Man, wVho-can havea7yearsXeharacter. and be wvell re- commnended. Direct, post paid, to R. 1:. postoffie,} Store.sereet, Bed- -ilTANTS a SITU {ATIONT, a yot ng iVosnan; 29- years 7 of age, to WAI^T on an elderly L.ADY * or in a Nursery. havlng had the care of chlildren;- or as ilousemaldiD aslhaligamily..lth lived upwvards of 3 years in the place she is about to leave. Leuler addressed . post paid, to S.l1q. at Mr. 'VillIams's, 1S, GreSt Winchester- street, City, will be Inmmediately attended-to.-* 5TE-- WE1NTDR-RtD PO-BTVAN5-TED, on- the peronalsecuitsof evo Gntle -neach respectably situated, for wvhich ~5per cent. will be given, and the-principal retnrned ih 12 months. To any gentleman willing to advance tOe above sum the mostsatisoactory explanation will be given. -Referdoce onaddressing post paid, to A. Z. General Advertislulg Office, 1, Sk;iuner.street~ LADY, having 2001. anti wEishing to eOL p1y that and t_her time to het advantage, and not Objecting, to attend the sale of a tasteful artcle of ladIes dress in a rivatedrawing r may hear of an opportunity of doing so, bY errresslng aletter, post paid, with real nau;e and addressi to the care of e.. C. tray artist, 4, North-plaee, Gra's.iX-iane0 No Person0 need arply Vho cannot give most unexceptionable pareferences as to character and respectadlityo, and no persona-laFPlieatTon-willheattedded to. T AWl.-ATIt'CLED CLERK-.-WlAN'?hD,by are- despcrtable Soisitorat telvsnd o-tetown ansour.gGe tleman, asTan aRTCLiED ClERR T ith any GVentleman ossesin asslduoushabit8 and esspectabilityugpremlum oud not be Tbn obectl. A n]y by letter only, post jusid, to E. F- at Mes~srs Hodson- and Clift, , lenendrapers, 15_, Ostord.street. corner of Vere.street. Wf AW.CLERK. WAN.TED, tO superintend, ander J1 l the princIpal. thpgeneral boelness arising frtnca county Sollu- citor's practice. The most satisfacthry testimonisis dwit be required, and Ititikndispenwablethat hefbe velle acquainted wtith tie nanage- meattof matters incidental to the countyrlacutenaney, and the militia ball;t and returns. Lettersn post pati slth full partieclars of quali- fications and salary resuired. are requested to be sent to Z. r. under cover to Messrs. Wlatt and revass, lapot statidoerA , Wyihe-stret., Mn.B. to person who has be-n admitted or articled need apply. a SI STUDENTS and GENTLAEN. A- experi- Tenecd professional Gentleman, residing -in Litaioln's.nn4ieids; wrould RE:CBiVE: iltto his family one or twvo PUPILS to direct. assist,.and exercise them in their legal studies, and- in the practice of composition and extemnpore speaking, with the. nse of wgoed library. Mlost satisfactry testimonials of tient and-smoxal cha- racter can be giVen. Ileeldes genteel and elegant societv, many other advantaces- sre intetdea in the acconPlishment of what is addresse d Address, posa t pid, to B.C. Ccare of ir, Lilley, 30, Idncoln's- f,L lY-of- highly respectable ConneXiot3s, is desirous A of e'ming an 1;9NMATE in. the famoily-of, a2nerrled clergyman of the established church, residing either in Lodon or its immediate vicini5ty. The advertiser' wIvsh- is to mueet-with genteel and cbe*~ful society, combined b ith the comforts of home. A-separate sittlng room will t,erequired, acod the terms must not exceed 1201.per annum. Letters, o tating particulars addressed, post paid, to . Z. at 17, Soutyhampton-row Rnssell-squtare, London. References of unques. tionable reioectabndtv twill he reiluired and. iven.