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E~aadr,~lyIngi the'loldon'Dc:hseeite,tAr Or__ngr For freight or isass ags excelltenthaeCormossnndsr.'o Z4 c - LSalonso, 3. Nars Redcor. TaC hreb.atreme CAPE of GOD HOPE.-A5111W, which wl ato ~~~~~~tlte it of this montlh, and ourc~ar~n ~~ CADSN. calcutlated for the accomnamodatton.r )ml ~~ ~~ heof Gno4 Ho g.For passage apply toL wltn jT~ R OAOUTT, poitivly o sail in all Augost, ~~,~lfrle~e tolandpasaegersaM Ndres, the firet.class teak:$HW .-ssAJA~IS BACLAY Comander; (of the Hall~. CompaRny's 55c.)lla h Ct-cnl.bren 600 toni. This shIip bAa a pOp.nia. btee ecs haccommiodations are fittea-vv(t) CWstry rconven in I erh quippe JIn MessAj. Pler. Wlotad .;heConMmaoddr, at the Jeruftrp C%feehnnsa or esr.BTran et.21;Birchin-lale. ires fe!lian eceomynodatbons engawen, and oiieyt a Ir ,tefstailing Calcutta teal- 'buit Sill'pORSACIt 'W ~~~of the lIoy. Conmpany', servedb; yIngi h L %drleaa exprinceou n aunt copperuippd SinP.ev14ElryAewe ns e CLarKSNdim Co atisder, prcwinh lbryto ilcngal will rijed tlanj "leMaabar oasvnnty, aYti Iy oth Ctouhn at. bMadea a2 torsimsrhas a raving Of time wllPereinr'ecoren inth voae tor.r_lgt.o ceargty axurm.t - Fltce, lln or nd for.a eDevrshir rorltc xthessi barsbara doead uget andecl toi uBaTh and ivatll JTjOt tbron tOhBe deioet, ie torwg sailou tnhe Ilsith ofAuguot 2ektore sgaell-lido finerdeakbs l cogo4p, oIero cekd SH onUbo4fAd, .JUIJ CARIION.Comm10-.ande,it librt to. -ld n O paz&i ngeret the SIaa L' coast;LyiIn4 thed CitycanaL-Tbuhen 720 NtAfSal$ls 1'P.Sful&Yet eperioolreomrodatloevna oinaig. 1ajneryool to Dbli asureen hisrda evhipn hasxher tea weighto alery ongagey anond ill an Briap oly to Captain evarysu 4e!edn,asThreAdnees.siea- 'o Va 2l ,1to passage nod or ore S fr ptis. to ti e 10relceiydboerndn tlAet. Faguer Crwnr,ang , 7. l lr adrsherno . rosDlIn t fLi erniooI serFl a evnig Lies oolto Dbi isef1udy eyWdeda,a los morning . inmn nod Iwo ris4 aftt ruilion 28 7L11 2 mornIng. j 2 ftron Anbni. 4 i sak i fternoJ.A , 29 1 Woflh,,g,-W 15- 7 snrnln Hoct.e, ath V layttrn ooal HV CeltB hp~k, ljiornng .e1 0 S58 torn rjn Pacte*t, ineverpovler. Ritynd ok ouson e, r Bath; Mr.intaeynme-es,oal Moak l CheIltenham;ave*nd- at the Genralt Peket Ofice,rou tevrashd 1AC LIY omhtan cnoyi tTtV Lingtrvl tosl,b hs.hs and 'ter-peryaviod 24TeAMPAnintreTsa Th ubi arcth reas pagetul nFormted lthfratTone of thxabvelSlers-th L*Jlrer Oill lenve leaves tatdBou;oe every daydrninir ath9esmmes ea-d re'-Otucers'lqs sillariebu thery savodmiehour Intinteresning tronel Pa.rt and Ilofscalast deitoulwaredt bae jr a ouorloaate,o thmean Mastresse,thutbl teimsad fromthooge being performed in the u sahoxee at Doul7azne, and the verv excellent Improvemtents that have lately lee mde o he riciil inns there, this route only requires once tiyngtrobe approvedof. FamlUeiws wlhnttk.vatec bins, &c. 11b pee to address their letteRs to therespectIve Catana, or to John Hayward. Jan. nover, which will ho lmimedlately-attended to. G RAVESEN'D STEAMI PACK~ETS.--SONS of' N,-rCOMMIERCE. SWI'FUSURE, and P'AVORIIRTE.-One of the above Vessels will leave the Tower-stitnrs. and the other Grmvesend, every Morning at S o'clock. aLnd return fromn each place at 4 o'clock In Ir,e Afrternoon excePt -gondav Morning from Gravesend. and After- noon0 from London. Fares :-Chief cabin, 3s.; fore cabin, g2e. On Sunday MorsingI two VCSs~els will leave the Tower-stairs, onae at 8 oeclok. and-the other at ; PS. each passtenger. Rtefreshmients may be had on boas-d. N.B. A Packet snnv be had for parties of pleasure, on asppieation to the respective Captaiins. Cl RAN D SAILINTC3 MATCH by the Coronation Fleet, (-W fromr Greenwich to the Coal-houise Point. below Gravesend. anid baick, on Thursday next.the 22d of July inist. The FAVOURITE Steam p-Wk-et vwill leave the TowVer Stairs on that mrorning at half past eight o'cock toaccmpay te mtrh no rturn tA the Tower the same anentsmayhehadon oad. ay e ad an board. N. B. Refresh- j~.fISSL1NWOO~s GA RIBRS of PlCT~URES~,in * TM Leiestr-suar, ae nw OEN,and will continue every day (Cunay xcetedi frm Sin te mrnig until dnik. Admittance 25. 1~jIO AMA,Regehets-par. - The TWO beautiful 2L3 VIES now EHIBITINf' at this establishnment, the Cathedral o iCatebry and the Valley of Sarnen. whilch have been honoured wis stciupa%ralleled protection, will positively CLOSE oni the 3tIntat a. nd these pIctures will leave London in the first wekk in skoa ncltfevreplaced by tw6onew ones, by the same artists. Due noleiibe gte-en of the re-opening of the Diorama, pURSt2NT toi a Dyeiree of the High Court of CThan-. cery mad Inasuse wherein John Bowden le the plaintiff. enid theRevohnIlalyand others are defendants, the FIRST COUSINS t4JAMESA'RFS, lte of Yromne,In the county 0?' SoI,lerset, gentle. man,Iwb die onthe 25th daLy of Aumgut. 181 7,1 livIng at the tinme of is eah, ndals te Children, Gr-andehIldren and Great Grand- chidre ofFirt Cusisof the said James Ayrea, le-lng at the timre o coe Inand ak Oaute their elghationshit efr Free anc'it lbar l Stratford. ox.ceq. one ofteMsesof the asaid Cort nth hid Chaouea In Suljampc.beldNEXTso Chancery-lane, Londo, othor bfore th esiaperll excudedthe bnefi of he tidme oY iddcte.n ta lie si.Eid. Soix Clkerks fie toSnuls Coepth. Cog. prone of thersters torfothe slaidmort tnur h wr h E of KIN of JOHN BAker, the father, sate iSde thoneth of theovemor Jobn1 alcenrat the a,orthme nsi exthof aind tt detl1of Bakr.-ae the w sovng (athide4t5pp rensc fIis.ortl get to C -~ forea, tho sider thmel Cneptofkn Cof, ath bsai JohRnrker, Stheston,I lu-lgathis eath. aney peron drn pesns lTeref'ore cimihrng tohei th extofi tofJh baer tuhiet ofahr Iingaforehis' death andefaut therdeafhhof the.i JornBkr theywilb son,udor the nexeft of ki fthe sal ereid ?ORED1~~DTORS of THOMAS ENNET JL SITH.Alfrd SMith, and DaviidiSmith, of Oldi Trinity-house Waterlane,Towerstreet, In the city of Lodon,. corn facetors, agxlnal whom Comissin of Bankrupt bathi been awvarded and Issued, who Intnd o povether debts at the maeeting appointed to be bolden on the24t~ ay f JlyInstant. arc requested to senid to my office, prior to sch eetig te particulars of their debts. aud the description of thei searltes4any,with their iiarnes and address, and wvhere there erp rtnr thenae of the partuier who wil attend to prove, In order thtterdepoitos ma be pr*pared previous to such meetin S UL,FISHER, Solicitor to the Comaa=mlon, 17th July. 1824. 43, Linicoln's-inn-lieldsi. is hereby gen th t te Assignee of the 'INESTATE and EFFECTS of WILLIAN JOHN SWINEY (sued as William Stwlney). late of Colet-place, Comnmercial-road, In the county of Middlesex, mnaster marinier, an insolvent debtor, %vho caLrried on trade in partner7hip with Edwvard Davies, anid has been dischiarged from His Majesty's Prisoa) of the Fleet, in the city of London, under sand by virtueof aLn act of pa3liament mnade and passed In the ist-vesr of the reign of His presot N siesty for the Relief of Insolvent Del;tors In England, anld of thc act to amend the same passted In the 3d y-ear of the reig H5ils said Majesty (anid siince deceaseid) will, on Mdonday, t e 23d da of August next. at 5 o'clock In the afternoonx preciselY, azttnd at toeoffice of Mr. Willia James NTorton, solicitor, 37 Old Br..ad-street, London. in order to miake a DIVIDENqD out oi the balance of mioney Mi his hanids amonigst the creditors of the sad In- solverit, whove debts are expressed In the schedule delivered by the x%a Idnsolvent, when and where the creditors of the said insolventt are Is cme repaed o prve heirresectve debts, and If the persoinal repesetatvesof hesai inolvnt,orany of his ceditors, Intend to ~st,iectn ny ebtstaedaroitedlb hemaid schedule, such objections are, a the ald titcand pace, t be mae., VI.?. ORTN, oliito totheAssignee, 37, Old Broad-5treet. NOTICE is hereby given, that on Ibe IM5h day of july, 1824, an order was siigned by Thomna3 Windle, esq- and the Rev. Daniel Mathias, Clerk, two of His Majesty's Jasttieeaof the Peace. acting In and mor the P,nunty of Mliddlesex. for DIVEitTING. TCRNING. auad STOPPING UP a certa-in PUBLIC FOOTWAY. In the parish of Ban' In the sad countyof Mliddlesex, leadiig fromn the public road or highswvyleading frorm Old Ford to Bethnal-green, by, the "Est sIde of a PublIc-house in the said road, near to Old Ford called the Three Colts, across a field belonging to) Richard Cusrtofl, csq. in -and to a public fooitwa also leading from Old Ford to Bethnal. green,. and of the length of 3;. yards or thereaibouts, so as that the ssid footway should In future cross a c-ertain Othqer part of the said field bcongissg to the-said Riehard Cuertonj, set out and api'ropriated ci, and for a public ro-ad or highwavy, at the distaLnce of 20yards or thereabouts from the west side of the Sadd footway, so ordered to be diveed, urne, an stoped p. Ad that the said order will be lode~ ishtheClek o to Pece or hesaid county, at the Ganerc4l ~narer essonsof he Pace tohe oldn at the SessIons i-ouse, on tteicrswlltren.Inandfo th sidchunty on Monday, the 24tbi day f Ocobernext andalsothatthe aidortler will at the sald QuaterSesion heconiroed nd nroled, unipss upon an appeal agaist he sme o bethe mad itbe therwise detero,lined, ROERT HiODGSON, Hatton-coutrt, Threadneedle-atreet, Solicitor. T'PHE CREDITORS ot WILLIAM PWELLlte f No1, Margar et-stre"Baet.ge-c5road, Middlesex plumber, =and elatly since a prisoner for e'bt,consfincd in the King's gertnch Pri- ran. in tb5e county of Surrey, anid who waus discharged froxt his skid im-riNoursment by virtute of an act of parlianleit maide and ypsaid In the tirat year of the re]gss of his Majest King Gem-ge the lVth, for tht relief of Insolvent detor inEgland are desIre5 to MEET the APSSIGNEES1 of the estate anid effees of tine said I,ssolvent Willfarm lijwell. an Shtitr&niy, the 31st day, of July instant at 11 of the clock ini tbe forenoon precisely, at the Gray's-inn coffeelsoule, Holborn, Int theszad county of Middlesex, to assent to or dissent frouli tile said as,sIgnees originatIng con sititingIn, or assentinx toan aPplication to Mhe Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors int England, established biy virtue of the said act of parliament, to ref'er and sbnhn;t all1 mat- t,Ers ndifIerence between the said Assigneces of the said insolvent and Ralaph RobInstn HiiOdmarali, one of hIds creditors, with regard to the "n=Id Insolvent's estate, to the arbitreament and determlination of such ~r~cman or pers'ons am the said court shall appoint, approve, and direct;, 'V iind further. to assent to or dissent rrom the said aslsigneea obe'ng .somleting. -id carrjing in to effect any such arbitiremeit and ettr- ront!osto which shaI be so made as aforesaid, and any award whieb absTial be mnade and Publlsl*d thereunder. atnd further, to consider and idlatermt!ne what rneassreQ,lf any) are proper to be had and taken by -tesaid Assignees irith regad to five leasehold mneisuages or tens- tutrs,laIngNo.. . 6'{ ii ad 1. stsatelnMargaret-street, Bagt- rilgg.wels-rcd d,lat~y beongig tothe said Insolvent, or any o the; an to ssen to r disentfromtile saLid Assignees ugreIn. wth he ancionsai uner anorder of the said coart, to suc d;poel o al te sid nsoven~sestate and-Interest therein (if ans; sid lsoobsrvig ad enfonsilgto all such matters and thIgs elalnl threo, s sallbe waZedand directed by the said refereeorietrres s tob apoited s aoresid Analsoto assent~_t too7dIsS nt from tresatd Asilgntesco;iveyingandatiulynidall their oatxteand-intueStas ltich Assignees as-aforeac d In the said ve lease. held messuages 'Ith every of their a purtenkanceg over unto the said R.alph Itobinsn jiludmarsh and hiB.' eiecutors, administrators, or :rssis, Iifthe ssldrefetrreorreferreem s0 to he appointed as aforrsaid aballsotirectandappoInt; or torthe aid cseditors. then and there tosen toanny-ither ntatterorthin Jnsan7wlse relatingthereto. <-, Ai-Y LEBONB TURNPIKE, June 19, 1854.- Notice lphereby given,.thbnttbeTo'I4Sarloi.atsthe to)lgates u r,ae turnpike roa i sat Maryleb one, called ornoovn by the nanmes n Uthe Tyburn-Katet, Southampton bhr or gpte, Chureh-street-gate, .plcxate, W1nhehtster-gate, Lisson.rovebar-Mar bo0 tae re js;g.ple.xate, asnd ClcveIand-b&r. viUrb- TF b ARcTION f,r albe tennof I, o, or 3 yeasl, to tht best bidder, at Mat1yebone Court. 22oose, l,tts lboOe-ane, Oxford-street, on Thursday, the 22d day of july ne0S. ctwCteX the hours of-I and I o'cOlck In the forenoon, In the _Mnrner directed-bY the act passed In the 3d year of the- reign of Mig pTesent Majesty George the Fourth., "for YegulatIng:tunpike roas ' which toils arc orv held. for the ternr bf oue year "Which ex- ph-esatlJlChsehaClt5i5 da75xt, at the net mmIualreenfof 5,07010 and wil be puat np ist that assui. Whoever happens to hb the best bidder muDs, at the sasno time, aya one month. n. advance of therent at jhicOci tolls maybelet, and give secnlrty,.Wlth suffielent sure-- ties to the satIsfaction .'f the tro es, for payment;of the-rent agreed tS. dWATTS. Clerk to tb,-Trusteea. N.S. The teruteswill meet at 1, and thtoUS eri 'beput up at 2 2 o'clock. o0 LlADIES ofTtA3 tElartGP.ENIUS-.-WorthyAtten- j teln.-The beautiful FLO6CULOUS RELIEV' *cobighly appre- eated In the fashionable wEtld, -tmoders dres ana teneral necoran tion, ic TAUGHIT, h1tpsi3erlginal.-'sn twoless9ns, for tsrogunesss ;laies wvho snag .siat4h eipeans of ismncdiitclya:ddink a fewv pournds a weel to thir irncom'e.avlg.lfind thtsadveittedment incomparably dlcservirogtbCirattentl5v6ertird. & Soperfectly i3 this .'or$c exempt Fro the least- diepleaslag effecut, that Ii. Is now BursuJln by- aany Se-dies In tnost easisited life. Caf nsthhiby amutsing nndYrefiledt etnploy- nent. An exh iidtloO of thIs eleg antart,- togel er with avgx ety o :;atwCn fashlohable ;rorksf mawy wcen en TusedasSaid'hi'i4f a : gs frer U d ? tI$ ^c0k a w8Qs piaeX zwpp?'tcs HE YOUT Who ABENTED binisdlf fr6Tn an ofie, i ln tihuae Ct oTues the 13thi of Julr, bbt*ean-12 anld 1. o'clock, is c reaed res return Immediately, to lals fxlends,In he assuranC tha hs. ln to overlook'his rcen,t cofldsibt, and to propo~se a e*en ohm. ~L'OUJNDSTRA - t e 6h *of July, in the roads P2 n Miarylabonela . CiH COW. The pervon wFho has lo in theco, a h ~rq r yPaying the exp3enses, Vor-parete eassaply W 1~eg~e', I, lr-tree-road. St. John's-wood.. UI*AREWA RD.-DOG~--LOS'T, oiW F 1 v~~thinst. in Parlt.lane, a wliry.haired, brownl, Scatch, drn 'I 15f DOG. not 2 Yearcold; a-smnall wart oni the ott-eide u 1 it Ic White on one of the fore lb?,, malii nsnwerA to the. toart b.c Whoev-er wvll brngblamtoMr,. C,sweiils library, bae lPirrillco sallI receive ithe bov6erewrard. No greater 4 viii be offeredt, and whoever ?ietalns the said dog after the yeloie nvhl be procecuted nccerding to lawv. U {)ST on the10th July instant; on the turnpike road 3. Oween Kings ton and -Lor,dou (through Wandawvorth), a smnall BPO,, cotaining sketcebs ,of a COtHag and twoloosS pieces of-paper, on neof heh was the grourd plan otacottag;e, anid on thieother perIe affixed toionumehold furniture. Whoevrer will bring theiisame- torJsseyvhG-anini2Ig14,0. in,11 or acquaint himn where It matylbeobtalned. shalt reeie HAFAGINEAREWARD. TLrAMMERSMITBRIDGE'Notice is here)y given,. .UJ tht te FRST GENERAL MEETING of the Proprietors Of thisComhany illhe hld at the Crowvn and Anchor Tavern, In, the Strnd, n Wenesay, the 28th July Instant, at 12 o'clock at nooni. The hairto b takn at I o'clockc preeisely. ILAK", WHITE, AIN E, and BLAKE, 14. Eatsex-street. G-IUILDHALL,JuVle,aidythr ommiteeor ettig te Brldge.hioure Estates wvill meetat Glidhll, n Wenesdy', he 2th inst. at I O'clocWepreci-sely, toLT b PULICAUTIO, o buldig eass, evealLOTS of GROIJL'Do theastedeotGreaSurry.steet.the orchcast side of t. eore'sCirus,thesocb sde fth Booug ro d,adin Agne- ROBERT-FINCH EI VMAJ Comptgoller ofthe Bridge-hous E Rae. forCo~s....Td elet Veefrymien; Governors, and 'Directors of tiseooro thi PaIshwll m1eet at their Committee-room, No050, Harestre el,na.gren,on-Tuesday, the 27th day of July instant, at & 'clokin he ater ronbrlisely, to receive TN4DERds anad to LOETRCT fr SUPYIG the Workhouse with 100 CIaldron% of COALS,viz. i) chIdrn or Adam's and 10 chaldrons of Hartley's aia~ Cals Pol n.aur,.at per chaildron, for prompt pasmeto, tbe. delI'cied t te ' otihose f-ree of evemy cnss, wit_h c%e' sbip mctr'~tIceL hecontract to beprepared by the vestry clerk, tobe ai obythe cont'aetor who. osk,the tender being accepted, Is ni- Sudatlt fd.appr,Ve6a- security f'or't-e due Peri'o'nianice of sua;- eont-set w Icis to be ezecuted forthw-ith. Each tender to be ac- compnidn wihte narnes and places of abode of twvo sufficient sure- ties, Proposial In writing, sealed up, to he delivered either at my office, or to the miaster of the workhiouse, berore 4 o'clock In the after- noonot the SlthofJtily,or they will notbe opened. By o'rder of the Board, ROBERT. BRtUTTON, Vestry Clerk. WVilmot-squaxte, anid S3, Old Uroad-tstreet, Jully 1 1, 1P24. ;f 9U[LDERSKZ and Others.-Any Plerson willing to & CONTRACT. for the ERECTION of an ADDITIONAL GAL- L'ERY In the Parish Church ofSt.Matthew, Dethnal-gresn, Middlesex, mnar see plAns 4nd specifications by applying to Mlr. Win. Howard, aire shteet, Betbnal-greeni-road, any time after Tuesday next. Pro- Postals in writing, to be sealed, and addre'ssed to the Vestry Clerl, 'on or before Wedniesdlay, the 28th of Junlyjastant, When the Comnmittee will attend at tbe'Vi8trv-room of the Chuirch, at 6 o'clock In the even- log Precisely, for tlie ptirpose of takcing such propwazls Into considera- tion, ELach tender to be accompAnied wIJth the names antd placees of abode of two suiffcient stureties for the due perforrrance of the eon. tracet, which is to be prepared by the vestrly clerk, at the expense of thje patrty whose tender is accepted. By order of the Committee, ROBERT BRITTTON, Vestry Clerk, Wilmot-squanre, and 55, Old biroad-street, July IT7, 1824. 'TIO BRICKLAYERIS, Carpenters, and BRulitders,- It. Conrt 'if Requests, near Guilidalin1, Lonldoit.-The Committee for Improvements withini the City of Londoni do hereby give ilotite, that ther- will meet at the Ouildhall of the said'City, om Monday, the 2d day of August next, ait one o'clock hn the afternoon precisely, to receive OPOSALII wvriting for excecuting thec several 'WORKS rt- th rcin of the above Court. The proposals are to be in cldu,and endorsed I"Tenders for building Court of Requsts nea Guidhai-yrd,' al the party making the proposal is to-sgn is amen th ousid ofthe same it is atlso to he un4der- stood tha the Cemmtteeae not bound to accept any proposal oni at'connt of Its beingth lowest, nor to makke any remuneration for the e5ipen.ceof making theetnae The plans of the build ing tIsth a 9pecificatlio f the svrlwrs may be seen, ancd such further in- formation as miay benesarhd upon application at the Oflice of Worlcs, C,uildhlin,l WOODTHOIIPE. L'ENT IVATERWORKS-~WANTrED, aL SUPER1- K~~INITENDPENT of the WORKS: he must have a perfect know- ledge of the construction of a steami engine, tlecvalueof pipes, the mode of and erpense attendanjt upon, layingc themi down, and of all ither business connteted wilth the suipply of 'water to the tenants of the Company. lie will bz excpected to devote his wvhole time to ine sericeoftheComary, The Directors will meet axtthe Chief Clerk's4 2ffice Londn Com erial Sxle Rrooms, Mincing-lane, on Tuesday, :he Otrof Jly istan, a 11 o'clock In the forenooin P'recisely, to recivePROO~A,S n witng from Persons desirousn of. becomling ~ANDDATE?or he Ofic. Eaeh Proposal must contalti references is o he haactr nd capability of the applicant. yorer of the Di rectorsi, ANTiHt BROWN, London C,'mmrciail Sale Roomis, Chief Clerk and Secretary. Mtincing-lane. Jully 13, 1824. AST LODONWAER WORKS.-ToBriCklayers, .R2ilnl4es; ndContractors,-.The Directors of this undertakinig lerhy iv noic, tatthey wvill he ready to receive Trenders from uchperonsas ay e ivlling to enter Into a CONTRACT for the IRETIO ofa NWSTAM ENGINE-HOUSE and BOILER-HOUSE, ettigonboier,ons nscinaculvert.&c.upon the company's works, it Od Frd,nea Bo, Mddlesex. ThespeciSic,tlornsanid_particularsa if hih my'c senupon application at the company's off-ice, 16 St Icln'spice,an da (unday3 exceptedl)betwveen the hours ofiS and i, nd he lanandelevation, and also the ground and site of the vork may beveed by application to Mr.joqeph Stevens, the engi- leer, at triesors any Tuesday or Friday between the same hours, P'he tenders oh sent In writing, sealed up and addressed toy Mr. rhorans Vtioln PckerIng, chief clerk ndsreayathe eomnpanY't ov#r. Printedcopies-of the spectfleattnmye had at the coin- ,any's officie, if required, on'paymudnt of 2s.ideah - YORKSHIRE .$ocwry.- t SECA-L M E LT- ! NG of the SOCIETY~, held lbs' 7il, any of July, 1824, at the ,ondon Tavern, pursuant to zAdvsrtiseineht, JOHN HALL, Esq. In the chaLir; Resolved unanimously, That this Mseeting has learned with deep ,egret that the avocations of ~sIr. Haimilton wvill no longer permit him :o bald the office of tHonorary Secretary to this Institution; thatt INi Liceepting his resignationi It desires to) express the high sensie it enter- ;atns of the valuable services be has gratuitously rendered to the :harlty from the period of It'i.establishrment, and of the zeal he meR uniformly showni for Its interests, The ofaice of Secretatry bavsnig been declared vacant, Johin Dick-en- ;on, esq. of No, 1, Broad-strcet-buildhngs. was elected to.thcesame, JohiN liALL, Qhalrmnan. Thte Chairmant having left th echair, It was taken by' Samiuel Wright, csq. and Itesolved unanimously, That the thianks of the Meeting be given :0 Jolhn Hell, eseq. fur hms conduct In the Chair, and uniform) attenition :o the Interests of the Society. T URTLE and VENISON will be D)RESSBD EVE-RY JLDAY, wvhile In season, at H-ATCHETT's coffeerooni and liotel, i'lecadilly. 9PURTLE...BLEAD EN, WALTER, and Co.Kn' AL. Tead, Poultry, have just LANDED sei'eral LOTS fCOC rURTLE for S.VLE. Turtle dressed every day, In thehgstpr ~ection, for Parties, or senit to any part of to wn or coilnty r-i OVE RNBSS.-WANTED, immediatl,uagetl lkXestaLblishmnent, about 60 miles from town,aYO GLA , !onlpeten t to tea'ch French anid drawIng, and wh oldnovljc ~o assist is the musicag d wvriting departmients,Appyproal,o y letter, poet paid, to 1. M,s % 117, Spring-place, Paddntn DUNCAN, with the asslistance of resident Casscl grouch Maheatical, and English Tutore, and occasioINa M stes Th system pursuedl at this Academny comprises aiot onl a generalco. mciland niatthematical education, but also a regua oreo ls sialstdes. The stricte-st attention Is Paid to Ilhedocsicmfr, health, atnd morals of the pupils, Referencesgieanreird Terms, 22 and 25 guineas per annun,. The quartrdedfo th time of entering, Prospectmses had of Mtessre, Ste vart and Pantoni, 139, Chsapside: and of Mr. Bigg, 84, Parliament-street. ' ARENTS and GUARDIMANS.-In a hilghly re- V seetbleESTBLISHMENIrT tor YOUNG LADIES, situated very plesanly earLodon, there will, the ensuing quarter, be VACA N- (lIE forFOURPUXIS, on mnoderate terms4, as also aecomimodation for wo arlur oarera. Sihould this advertisemnent Inseet the eye of tose arens wo sre truly anxious; to place their cbildren wvhere themos coselntln'sattntin i rad to time co;nfort anid improve. meat of the ptipils, i speue h peculiar dvantage ofthis semi- naRy esI renider It woth I ntc,For cadsoadrs aIpl to Mr. 0. Wlppee 8,Flysret drlbu and at 48, RSvinneF. asteet, Snow Ill. EDUCATION.-In the neighbourhood of Richmtond E FLn T%vckenarn,iTia dclightful sItuation, surrouinded by severail acres of land, the limited number of twenty YOUNG GEN'. TLEM~EN are received, and INSTRUCTVED inthevarioas bra.nches of a c!lassical, mathemaitical, andeomnmerctialeducation. Terms 40guineas prannumi. No extras whatever but for books. Each youniggentleman Is prrovided wvith a separate tied, anid the,greatest atetentioni ig paid to their health, morals. conifort, and Improvement. For cards andfuir- ther partictilars applicatidis may be made to Mtr. Mason, stationer antd book3eller, 25, Duke-itreet, OxIord-3treet. DUC',A_TlO7N7.-At ALIBION, HOUSE, Lisuhlton, -~Essex, beautifuilly situate on an eminence, near the efeventh ijiilsoneby r.STEVENS and able Aslsistants, yoOOng G,E NT LEMEN ,are BA6Dad EDUCATED at 21 guineas; per annum, from 7 to 9 years of age; 24 gutineas per annum, fromn 9 toll1 yeAar ',f agat% 27 guineas per annum, from II1 to 13 Years of age-, 30 guineas above TS years; Including every charge, except washinig II. Is. anid artilese of "real necessity. Lattin, Greek, Frenchi, Itallian, dratwing merchants' acc!ounts, music, geometry, navigation, Ate,at the usual clisarges. The puIs dinie with the family. Can remain the vacation If required. Noeare received under 5 years of aLge, and for wichle 20 guinieds are ~~ RENCH E~~STABLISHMENT for 12v MOUG LF,AD'J3jES.-A French Printestant Lady, long establisghed In Enig- and receives 12 YOUNG LADIES Into her fatmily, who partutke of her maternal care and solicitude. The education of her daughter having been the only Induicement In formning ttis establishment, the meatent sveyiibral theters moderate, and the insitruction, choie ofmasers nd nglih rsidet gverniess, directed by axa- rentl axIey. thesitatin i patclsry salubrious, and the is tamie fom o in oly mies."Th umSt reaspsectable references to the upis ad oher, Aply or ard ofaddress to isIr, F. G. Moor, R~~ I BIGGS , of KOEKELBERG ACADEMY, near -Bussels, rempectfully -aeqtialints those parsons who Intend yowlIn Gentlemien under his care, that lie will leave Lon- 5o'nA'ivlne Irovdence permuitting) by steam packet, for Ostend, on Satudaythe3stiet.Topesonunaquainted with the establish- ment,Mr. ~ggs tkes tis oportuity o annonein thlat lils terms areforgtnicen,nisier12yeas o a , 0 gines,that French Lati, an evry esenial ranh ofqosnsicion Is ncluded, avnd tha. pcular ttctio ispai totheheath, the morals, and the prin- cipls o yoth onfied o hs cre.Ample roierences and patrticu- lars ay b obtaned y' aplyIn to r. DIebac, 5, Grevilloi-street, CADEMY, Kingstonl, Surrey, conducted by Dr.- AHAR{COURT aRd akble Masters. Terms fronm 30 to 35 guineas per annum, The house is In a dry aLnd airy Situation, is capacious, with pleasure grounds, geerden, and tield; the school.room detacthed, wvith an extensifve play-grounid. The pupils dine es'ith the famialy and experience allbera lity of treatment altogether unrestricted by selfs considerations. *The system of education Is such, tbht whilst in the speediest and miost effectual mnanner the y-outh ful mind Is traletd for future efforts on the arena of life. and the aiI'cctions are solicited to dutybythe ngencyof a uniforr and concliating kindness. the cul. ture of the heart is not less sedulously promoted by the diffusior of those'nioral anid religious principles which constitute the sole basis w'Bereon the Bsucture of futu:c happiness asui usefulneM can be erected. S UPERIOR EDUCATION.--RUS in URBE.-At L. GLOCIESTER HOUSE SCHOOL, Watworth, Surrcy, conducted by Mr. J. P. CLARKE, Ntid ilualified Assistants, young GENTLEMIEN are genteelly BOARDED and earefuUy INSTRUCTED ln the vari'ouis branches of classical, mathematical, and commerclal education. Terms from 22 tQ 26 guineas per annum. Partour. boarders linited- to 6, 40 sulneass per annum; Time. Vacations a fortnight each, No entranesa oneyTretuired and eharges-to comrnmence th- dlaythe,pu I enters the school. The house Is a spacious nini sioli, surrounded bv extensive Play gr unds and gardens, wbich occupy 3 pcees of land, -admirably adapted tc the pursose of the establishment, aad donducive to the health of the pupile. Tho young gentlemen disie with the falnall; occupy esparate hed; andld receve evety attention and mddul- Fence that iants cmptbevt the strictest discipline, the comn zoft publi tuIvtioen. a ProstcuesaeN .slikrglhenbad si the Irchodl. a t Sanss'% libt'iiSy, Sh. Jasmess:-Mr, A-elerrnlann'e, Strand; Britlish Trs- teller? osade, lhc iora,WeultJee.eret; tf Hdon's, IrltVe ( ANTED>, in k ;-s m its goo D,I . itk tli f daLy alnd Thurs gydn and not under at Meglsrs. Lopgmoedo, etWt)3l,opeIeteMg dalen. Hlaekfrlaraffoad.5~Mjes foil , iTA'NTEP,in .a<Genilenian'55fairils, 2t miills frome businless; also a pcrspnwh'ois cap:blo~bilclng.he n1tyut of a WAiTANiED, ini ei.sm.cU respeotal$e Eagiive5, a tvery goo bPLIN glOO alof ItM Wild Afl absut ) ydre onwtn es tan a twels'tnontblsc a chractl from It",.e1irlas t placx need aply. Fr cards of.addte\apyt c yts'ri, butch`ei~ . 81TANY D immedi tely, iha * sttblknment, a Yoping Lady.fo 0t 438S a~a 'lN1 tF ENGLISH TEAVHEl.sewlherUie f ie-erti Werk, and ivillik to assainhea rsne. Tc, urevent troubl norennrijthd sc oMs Wain will1 be foundber. Lettr,ps1~d ob'letdg . ttO High-.etrect, Bnroughb. ;VANTBD, for 6 weJs- or 2-nth tegburhoo fC Etthani, or Cliarito,a_ 5s!Uh a kitchen, 01'theueo n.?1,ihu~o~naeei mt tape, will not be ob4 tdt. eIauldfl 5tiuass be a4. dreissed, Post paid t ..a I.lsy,!a br5iosm ae . 1jTANTED, hfy'a.genteeFMam~iyf a FURNIJiEIM;) of the HOUShb,;ljorngesraitlc2sptltow.l; lanptSX ahIre ori n andGf or 7 hedtrhopnms, idthrt kitel t,rfiih AI la ts-AnagrhReid mlas nexYt. Addiress; pestyaid; to f-,eB Botoi^,*,Wa tforo8S; 1XANTEID, in a. prolltable Cneei, -a PARTflt mn nne of the mosftrespedt,sb'le~ ypaohib,~~ ms41eta rrket*towisa ~ lsil~y,hy,aey '"rANSr;DS m ix B6*Elihie t fihe'first YrsCt . 'V- b;ilty, a' shorft>itan.d fi-om toW. B young LADY, whqse fidS ar xn sh elFluld e Emily reuaalllntT e4to?undT ertietake the situa. tion of GO VEiINFSS 5adimaso gentlean's family. Mf;%tqrh OfemiRence attend, an a Eam,t4an residea In the house vaz sbe w1il experience ever comfort anfd Aivnragc, premium will ce expeeted fir 2, 3, or S yerrs. Letters addrcased post-paid; to A. B. Mr. Blask- blurn's llbrary, Knuisrtbridgc. ill meet immediate attention. IIJANTED, by a middle aged active female; whose arv fimily and-conbexlons are t,ery respectable, a SITUATIrON as iIOUSEEi'FER toa single Gentleman orWider, or to Superinteind the Domestic Dep*rtmentof a superior School, vhere she Vould take the charfe of the plipils- clothes, or would be hapy to engagelerself in F con ectioner's a hop or library, either of which situations ohe is competent to undertake. Addres;, post pJd, X. Y. Z. 12, Duke-street, Manchester.square. WXANTS a SITUATION, as CLERK or WARE- HOUSEMAN, a young Man of very respeetable conxiexiols: vnquesttonable references iVould he given, ssn4 a moderate salary ac- cepted. Letters addressed toWv. G. Pturileet Wharf, Earl-street, will Pc sTtrictly atth ed to. SecuritY will be given.; r#iEO NO0BLEMENEX, Gentlemen, and Others, havinig Chulrch Patronagc.-WAIYTED, to PURCHA;SE, a large ADVOW- StON, withaptrospyect of very earlyposses%ion. Addreas, postpaid, to Respectable mniddle-aged MAN, accustomed to-public ,L bhusness, Is desirous of obtaining the CHARGE of a WHARF vr WARhtHOUSE, either public or privato. Application to be made to B3. B. at Mr. Stycshs, 26, Sread-street-hilL p YOUNG. PERSON, of respeectible connexions, who L hars been on the continent, wishes to obtailn a SITUATION In a r;entleman's Family to INSTRUCT 2 or 3 YOUNG LADIES in the first rn4imsnts of education, 2nueic and dancing if required; Gr as Companion to a Lady. I-Jo objection to go abroai. .Letters, post paid, dressed to S. F. at tit. Mu'rtay's,bookseller, 12Si,Oxford-street; or at htr. Cross's 92,?, Leadeimhall.srrect. "pO CHEESE;MONtGERS, Cornfactors, and- Seedsmen. -A young Man, from, Chesisire, who has some knowrledqe of the ahoive broanhehs. aii is converant wvith blookkeeplnlg. Is desirout of meetingxwith aSTUATION-where atteAtion and industry are re- ulred. H l.connexion iS respctabe, and satisfactory reference will ie given as to character. Direct to 11. C. at Mr. Churton's, 91, I)xford-strect. A YO UNG LADY, who has recently finisbed her IL educatloim, is desirous of ENTIlINn a PRIVATE FAMiNLY or melect Seminsary. She Is fully competeit to teach the English and t-rentch langnuakes graimmatically (the latter of whitch she speaks luently),geography,draxwing, musie,and evriting. Veryratisfactory eferencee ivill he giveti. Address, post paid to C. R.-at Mr. Wharton's, ;tatloner, 20. Charlotte-r6w, Walw orth. No officekeeper. need apply. A YOUNG LAID Y, accusto-med to tuition, wishes fbr a -L SITUATION, either as GOVF.TNESS In family, *vhere the chil- iren are under 12 years of age, or as Teacher in a school; she is corn- oetent to teach the Engliah and Freneh languages, writing. arith- -netic, geography, and the ure oFrthp globes, the rudiments of music, ,vith the other branchel of female education. Addrces, post paid, G.M. setoffice, HaMpatead. jFVENING EMPLOYMENT WANTED, by a t Clerk in a public office, who Is disengaged after 4 o'clock; hJs servicem, be truists, would be valuaible to anty tradesman Who wants mssistanee in posting books, or In countlaghousebusinees; reference rill be given to a house In the city, wherehi the advertiser has been snployed for some time past. Address, poset pald, J. F. at Hebert's ibrary, a8, Cheapside. -v3aa.M M.Ys th*dtintia .etteeitabenablet as wStbs a PAlt'i#EwR, wvhosle extensive onunexions would enable hem to carry on the concern on a more enlarged scale, as the situ- stion Is particularly delightfut, and the house calculated for as numbier. f'o any Lady who coald command pupils this would prove peculiarly idvantageou. Dlrect, post paid, with real name and address, td A.B. 'ercy coffeehouse, tathlsone.plae.o AN advantageous, OPPORTUNITY now OFFERS for i VISITING MARGATE.-ThiWife of a Medlcal Gentleman -who ntends visiting the above piaeewlth herewn daugliters,whom shels Alucating. would be happv to TAKE C ,hARGE of three or four V'OUNG LADIES, whose health and eduication would receive thc strictest attention. Terms, Including every expense, with atl ac- omplishnients, for 3 months, 30 gIuneas esch, For cards of address tpply to Mr. Knight. prlntreller, 3, Sweeting'sealley, Cor,ihili. rtVOKWTS-RNEYS and SOLIITORS.-The Advertiser If having served his articles under a gentleman of considerable pro- oas onalemlinence-in theenuntry, and after his admlonsioharng been n an agent's office of the first respectability In town, is desirous of a 'ARTNERSHIP Ina respectable and well established Praetice. lie .rould net object to take the managenscut of any particular depart- nent of tho profession for a period under the guldance of a principal iiid In the expectation ofsa, prtnership* In the lattcr ease salary no ibject. The most unexceptlonitbl', references given and of cour3e ex- 3ected. Address to A.B., postoffice, Birinlugham. , PERSON of middle age, who wass for some years a ? princlpal in a house of the firs.t respectability in the city, wishes for a SITUATION in an cstablishtnent of trust and contidence; ne writes a good and expeditlous hand, Ls pjerfectlyversed in accounts, isa a general knowledge of business, and si fully competent te super. ,ntend a concern In the absence or usnder the direction of a primicepaL Is the soleobject of tle advertiser Is to obtait asituation likely to be Permanent, in a respectable house, salary wll not he a consideration, Every satisfactory reference Rs to character abilitles, &c will be riven. A letter addressed. post paid, toW. T. t. Lower Sloane-street, Chelsea, wlll be attended to. P ARLOUR BOARDER.-A LAUY will be received A as PAnLOUR BOAItPER in the Family of a Clergyman re. sidbing at the west and of the tolvn, and should bhe be desirous of re: aewingt or completlng her studies, every facility will be afforded. Someofthe first masters attend, and domestic arran0gements have been adopted so as to secure solld Improvement and euhance the en- ioymcnts of soeial intercourse. Address, with reali name, and only by lett,er, to D. D. 39, Crawford-street, Bryaslston-square. A IEARRID CLERGYMAN, a short dlistance from L towrn, who educates a lImited number of pupils for. the public schools and universities, hasa TWO VACANCIES, The classics are taught uponl the system of the PUblie eshools, and versiecatlon parti. eularly attended to. The pupils are irlstructed in the matberratees, coLraphy, vriting, arlthmetic, and French, and are treated as mem- Iers of the family. For references to parents of present amid fori,er pupils, persons of rank and the highest respectability, apply to Mr. Hookham, lbrarlan, Old Bond-street, who can appoint asn Interview. 717T a BOAR)DING SCHOOL, a convenient distance (IL west of the Parks. In a situation remarkably airy, pleaswat, and healthy. YOUNG GENTLEMEN are RECEIVED and Prepared for the learned Professions, and the Mathematical, French. and Commercial Departmcislts, at the imioderate rate of 24 gulneas a year. ticludimig every expense, for a plain education. All possible attention is paid to morals and cleanliness, and the children are treated wvith iprental tendermiest and care. Cards of address.may be had of Mfr. Galnsford, cheesenionger. Ludgate-l.ll m and blr. Augarde. 3, Southmolton-street. S TRATFORD, Essex. At Mrs. WEST's ESTA- 13fLISIIMENT, for a limited number of youslg LADlES, there mire a few VACANCIES. The PupDIx-ta,this xeminary detive anl the advaimtagesand comforts of private tstio, and the course of instrmic. tion combines every valuable resrlQsteQf femrde education. The situation IF very elmIs terrs extriselP moderate, and a'Ltfactory referencet may eobtaliadby applyIng toMr. Springell, 30, Biphop- gate-street; Mlr. Colins. 28, Curslt-stteet. Ubasueerp-lan Banidwell,135. Cheapelde andM. eed,4i7 Corohill. e r V DUCATION.-ITi a Seminary of the first-clasii VA-. E CANCIES occur for 3 young LADiES, end as the principal b not engaged with tradesten, she will be haPpy to complete-her establab. ment withthe daughters of a linendrAper, grocer. &C. of the hghest respect7ubillty. ThiS is a desirable opportunity for those Who may wis4hto give their daughters a liberal education at A uderateexpesoss. A, parlour boarder would be received, to wl.pse-ecmfort the grest attention would be paid. Address, post Paid, to 3. X. care of Mr. Bridgewater, Southunolton.street, Oxfird.street. j JDTJCATION.-Iii a higli respectable finishing Esia- iEbllsbment, all OPPORTUNIT OFFERS of PLACING a yourlpg LADY advantageously, for a mo-Aerate premiuxm, for tle term .f 3 years: she will be taught during - that tirle the ESnglish-, French. and Italiami languages gramrmatically, music, site of tne llobes, drawing, anxd painting, dasnclng, wvrlting.artbthsuetid. consiositfou, &c. and quna IlGled In aUltheseaceomplishrnlsnts to undertaek the situation of a go- vernes(s. Immediate application isnecessary by letter, post patd, ad- dressed to B. atl r. Smitb's,22, 'Chamige-ailey-,Corsihill. iteereriscee of respmeetabllity glven.-