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edtbttebre TN% P.YSS~L ~ulay'rrijers betwee Lo~D n%V by.asr VDe be PIERP~~ GP~NDEN~ pant-lplid 6wiA _ J fOL JIAThE-oy.l~~~ext, pl.4tlt sns_. .1or~frlgltp HAFAflad STW:jaHNi; Ewo BRUINS.. ~~ e trade~~', and will d poitvel, e hp 5 prg lkl-d a rr1cdppcrc;1; JACOB HOLLE,TT,. Coinnupider; 4purdeu ~13. toll3 - Lying i thieLondon-dock. lihaseosnftrtable aebonlIsbdationls -7fd pitscnigers. For terma of freight. nrpasseage apply, to Captrila LIOlIeIt~. oD boax4; iir the NewvEigltabd-anbItowvYorkeoffeebousfest 'tOMsSr3Dallbjde n1nd Zeon, 45,~Bread eet;or.to.W.I).*Hopk!n ii. Dlunster-court, Mnlgln.- :atedto be theffIrst. haviop ai e-ev ods engaged,. the lland iannwBRGVIG4A PtCKET. A 1.c copr g;iee cpet burden 281 tonj,, JOSH VA KNIGHT1 omaldOr 1YTjdcin te Lodon Dock. Has very enperiof- accomlonodatlons fdr' pase,-enbe-rsln b!r cabin ad steerage. For te5rflof KeIghltor Wge afTIv to Captain Itnfghtc, on board, ot at thie Penhisf1lvani& anu`Newv MghMrd f0feoiebou5sss wo M-essrs Geo,-Wildes;and Wo.024,Lasvence- lane:or toW.D.Hpkinsshiproker, 9. Dtnssster-couzrt',-3l eicslX-ne-lac OR NEW YORK,inten&dedf6&a ie*ular -U~Idr,; end WilPOSitively clear out onthV d(i; oihle,,rch. the tuperlor fast. sailng ceppered Anierlcean stlpt NIMRO'D. GILBERT Tow1arn, oy aider, (formerly of the Sbfi3,.Marfa.) burden 260I~bns, Ivitig in te London flock; has very siuperior accclmmlodstion for pasiengers. and those going is,-ths cabin- uill be provIdedl:.with bgOlding Afld tbja best stores For termis of freight or passage apply to Capt. irdwler.' ,on board, or at the New York or New England coffehlouses: ;to. Farq,un har, Morice. and. Co. St. Helen's-place, or t.o 'V. D. 10Irns pbrokcer, .3, Dunster-enurt.;'Mineing-lane. OR NEW ORI~, 're~aar~txader; will positively E~clear oULt on Saturday', next. anf call at Cnoves- If psengers re- SluIrelt, thewrell know-n 6.taalineopered Ameriean[FACKET'SHIP. ~ICIN'NVATUS, A I; 'WILAM S. SElOl, Coamrauder burden;73 tOn5t 1yIn.- in the Londoa-dock. Hasa suneior'.ace6mmod'ation for Pasengrs n cbin end iteerage, and ct 8sc goingin. the -forthler wilt be fu1rnihed w5%vth bsdding, and the b eAt~ storesa For lermi( RMsPIy to CaPtain cebor, on. board, at the Ndwv Enagland' and N'ewr Votic coff&ehouses; to ?Messrs. Farqubar, Monrte4 and Co. St. Il8eln's-pIace ; or to W. D. Hopkins,' rhip broker, 3, Dunster-court, biinecinglsne- N. D. Pas3engens mnay sely upon this ishlp saiisg onr tIs <lay, apointed. i . rHE, SW! FTSUJRE GRAViESEND' 1TEM TJLPACKET. Captain 1-ITIGHES. wil leave the TowerStairs evary SorsaSg a tV blpat 8 o'clock and Gravesesid' every afternoon at S. o'lok.Fr eh:bt!f cabin, 3r.; fore cabin, -21.; onl SOndaysg, Ss. 'each pasngr tefreshments ma3# be-had'on boEsrd. iThe owiier of thlavessel wil not be an,swsrable for any luggage btoughqt on bnard. 71 ATTLES of LIGNY, LES QUATREBRAS,. aDd *-WATERtLOO.-Gre,atRGom.Spring.gad,lw.-)mes.MIARSIIA.LV' Original Peristrephie PANORAMTA of 12Ves of' those ever-mielnor- able Bastleg, paint-ed on 10,000 square feet of -canvasp, Is NOW OPEN. The figures tIsa size of life, and accompanied by a full militay band, produce a complete sensation of reality, and give thle most perectides of the progless of those victories, fromn thecommzencement on the 14th till the complete overthrowr of the French army on the ev-Sning of the. 2815t of June. Day exhtibitions fromn I till duisk; evening,: l1luml-, Slatd wih ga. fom7 ilIgo'cock.Boxe Cs childrieu-Is ga,llery Is. The lcenei Paoram of te Shpwrek ofthe Medusa Frigate iS also '~~2TURES PHRENOLO~~GY.-"A C OU RsE :f ii LECT[tF.S o PHRENOOGY wil be delivered at 28, PrInce's- stret.(oposte ovntr-sree,) eiestr-qUare, eospvnenIng ori *Peesdy, eb.17,andcouinod o eah ucceeding FridaLyi andTe- daytllcmplted by t. ILLS; .D.Member of the Royal College of Srgens, n Lndo. A yllbusof the course,.end tiokcets of adnsss.o, o b ha at r. c Yle', 37. trand; at Mlr. Highley'i~, lildialbakeflr,Flet-tret;and(btwen the hottrs of 10and 12) y NCRPORAED SOCIETrY for thle CONVERSION ado REIIU NTRUCTION and EDUCATION of teNE- RO LAES n he RIISH WEST INDIA ISLANDS~.-R REPORT ,of the PROCEEDINGS of the SOCIETY, fromi July t Dec,emb 1823.~ Is ready for delivery at Messrs Riviuigton's, bookerl Wtr loo-place and St. Paul's chburehyard, and at MAessrs.Rvigo n Coellran's. 142. Strand, wvith a list of the donors and subscribers to the day of publication. J. T.IBARRIETT, D).D. See. 14, Duke-street, Westmninster.ipeh. 2. U NL-DON V~t iSITUTION. - ~The ANNUL METINGwillbe hldenat the City of London yesn, isopsatescecc enThrsdy,the Ilth instant. The Bond-court Walbrook Feb. 7. UGH4 DEAMES. JI~ RM th COM ISSINERSfor PAVINTG, &c.- WestInstr. -At M. CRIG's inGreat George-strjeet. Dec. 16. 1523.Orderd. Tata SECIALMEETNG of teCMISIONERS be hld ere onTueday,the10t da ofFebruary next, at 12o'eok arelsly.fo tilig u VcanIe inth Lst of CormmIsioners. The ,ia 02t to cmence at l and close at 2 o'clock. By Orde of the Comnilssioners CHIAS. ALEX. CRAIG, Clerk. WESTMORLAN'D SOCIETY.--A BALL for the WBENEFIT of this INSTITUTION iv-Ill take place (under the rmanagement of the Committee) at the CitF of London Tavern, Bilsbopegate-street, on F-riday next, the 13th day of February. Tickets, lCa.eaeb, to admilt alady aid gentleman, or tvolIndies, may he oh- tramed of the Treasurer, Mr. Burrs. 17. W'atling-street ; of each Memaber of the Com~mittee:. and of the Secretary. JAM1ES BURRA, See -%NJESTrm0RLALND SOCIETY.-At the AENNUAL METING of this society, to be holden on Taesday, the 4th of Mkay next, THREE CHILD REN 'will be ELECTED ty ballot, to be clothed, mnaintained, and educated by the siociety. Persons desirous that their children should become candidates must apply to* the Secretary for the form of petition, whicli must be Treturned~ to him, with the certiflesater requIsite to show the eligibility of the ehn- didate. on or before Monday, the 23d of February. One of the parents of the children must be a native of Westmorland. Th'e children maust have been bori wvithin 12 mIles of the Royal Exchanuge. and roust, ols the 4th of MaEy next, be more thani 8 and under II years of age; and they continue under the care of the Society unitil they aLre 14 years of age. By order of the Committee, 3, King-street, Cbeapside. JAMIES BURRA, Secretary. '~ATERLOO-BRI DGE--Notice is hereby given, wthat the TRANSFER andt DIVIDEND BOOKS of the Comnpany of Proprietors of the Waterloo-bridge wil be CLOSED on 'Monday, the 23d instant, and opened again on F'riday, the 12th of March next, on Wthich dan' the Interest due upon the Company's bonds, and a dividend ilpOn all annuities granted by the Complywl omnepyet ndcontinue to be paid Iaudy and SIendays excepted) betaseen the hours of 11I and 3, at the Com.pany's office, S. Beaufort.bnUidngs, Strand. IWM. J. BRIDELL, Chief Clerk. Watrlo Brdgeoffce,Feb. 9,1824. esl bvoi r RiBTWA1 CAR deceased.-ART erolha Ing ly ,Z-CLAIM3 on the ESTATE of THOMAS CAB.R. lateof RatelI ff. high-ay, corufactor, deceaged. are requested forthwrith to transmit an account thereoQf to rae; and all pers-oas Indebsted to the jestate are bereby required to pay the amount to me, on behalf of t'he eSecutrix, 'e'ithi 1 4 days. RD. -TOIVNSON. WILLIAMSTEP-HENSON deceased.-AtIIPersons bav~inAAanyF CLAIMIS or DEIMANDS upon the ESTATE of WILLIAM STEPHIENSON, the elder, formerly of Lombard-street, in thle City of London, stilversmith, and late of Folkst6ooe.'Kent, deceatsed. are requested to send the prticulars thereof, with -the nature of their securities If any, to us ithirt one muonth fromn the date hereof, in order that the same mayl be examined and discharged by -he executor, who intends shortly to mnake distribution of the decesseAs effects. 7th Februiary, 1824. HODGSON and OGDIEN, St. Mil1dred's-court, Solicitors to the Executor. ARISH of ST. GEORG"E, I-lanover-square.-An I.011GANIST WANTED.-The SITUATONof O RGANIST at St. George's parish churchx having become VACANT by the resignation of .Mr. Knyvett a Comnicttee of the Vestry wrill mneet on Friday, the 20th of February, at 12- o'clock, to consider suh applications as may be imade in thc ea ti dme by letter addressed to Mfr. Leigh, the vestr cler,17 at the Board Room, In Mlount-street. The salary wtill be lowl. pe~rannu, aLnd personial attendanice will be required In the morningc- adateron service on all Sundays and festivals, public fast6i and thanksgsving days, throughout the year; likewise on Stinday even- Inca for S months In the year, namnely,. from October I to Mtay 31. He Is also to instruct a selected zIumber sif the boys and girls of the school of Instruction And Iindustry In psaslmody. I~OVAr7 UK IVENIC7ALDIWP~ENSAR~Yfor ~CHIL-. DREN. St. Andrew's-hill],Doetoira'-eommons: founided in 1816, an open, in eases of danger, 10 a first applicationi for r'elief without recommnendation. P Patron, The EIN'G's blst Excellenit MIAJEST.Y RsyUl,Viee-PAtr,anc, Their Royal tlighnesies the Dukes of YORK anid SUSSEX, and Primieg t.EOI'oLD of SAXE-COBURG. And likewise Patronised by the prIncipal Nobility, Right Rev. Clergy. and mnost eminent !ded'eal Characeters of the Country. President, The Rtight Hon. the LORD MIAYOR (for the time being). Treasurer, John Oarrtt, esq. Aldernman. Founder, &c., John Bumnell Datvis, M.D. Hlis Roy,al Hifghness the fluke of YORK having Sppointed the EIGHTH ANN-%IVER4SARY FESTIVAL of thi HRT for TIIURS- DAY NEXT, the same will be celebrated oni that day at the City of London Tavern. lils Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Royal Vice-Patron, in the chair. STEWARDS. John Abbott, esq. Thomnas Lett, esq. John Blird, esq. Thomas Outlswazte, esq. F'red. William Ca-.ter, es4q. Charles, N. Pallnier, eaq. John B- Davis, MI.D. Harry Read, ecq. PR. G. Davis, esq. Skinner Turnier. esq. David Jones. esq. Richard Vandome, essj. Thoma.s Jones, esq. L. W. Williams, esq. David Laing. eaq. Dininer on table at -o'lcprisely. The Dukce of York'ts Band Wil ated c h occasion. Tickets.. at 1l5s. ecash tu be had ofthSewrs of the Ms-mIser, of the Committee; of the Secretary, 31, Pl-ai at the nar of thje City ,of London Tavern; of Mfr.Cox, at the Dispensary; and of the Collector, Mlr. H. Crlehar'd, 4, WVestonnstreect, Soulhwark. This charity is supported by voluntary contrIb)utions.,nd sinceits; Comsmencement ui June, ISIn. to the close of last year. 46,321 pa- tients have been admitted to Its benefits; of whom 42,578 have becii cured or relieved, asid 1,037 remain oni the books; but, with a view to render the InfUttitotonstilt. inore serviceable to the poor, It hai; beeni d-eterlnined to, erect an lisfirmary on the east side of Waterloo-bridge- :road, which. throughl the liberality of thte frle,sds to else charity, was roofed In last October: btit, on account of the insufficienicy- of thte funds, ca-nnot at presfitt be comnpleted in the interior, and, coinic-I lonenclY, although nioe), to be "'-ished. it will not be possible toopen the bairlarar for busioess durnn"the elssanig summer, ussliess tise Directors assudGovernorgsbsall bst i7ded by the contributions of a bene- volent and huimane public. Subscriptions, also Donations to the Builldinig Fund, will be thank- fslialy received by the Treasurer, John Garratt, esq. Aldermoan, Old Swan. London-bridge; by Mlr. I-1, Cox. apothecary, at tlis Dikspen-sary; by Mlr. Ii. Crichlard, collector, 4. WVestoux-street, Southweark; and by CHARLS CA TER, ecreary,31, Pall-malli. ~$I3LRSU LT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan-. cer-y. mnade in a cause wherein Nathaniel Palmner and others are Plantiffs, and Williamn Steward and othsers are defendanits, the CItE- 3DITORS of WILLIAMT PALM6ER. late of. Great Varmouth lan the-, county Of Norfolk, gentleman, (who died In the yerId9la. forthwtth to comemn andI prove their debts bsefore-w lomCotna 4-,q. onze of the Mastiersof the isaid Court, at lits cbah v'g, nSot anatoss-bulildlngs, Chancery- asne. London. or In defas. i wil e eXcluded the benefit of thsc saId dece.--ef h y "'URSUANT to a Decree of the Hlig Court of Ch all- ~cieri'. mede In 'F cauise ' Clarke afainst Tunks,' the CREbIT.- ilRS orSEPHEN TlUNRS, late fof ltlngu'ood, ill the county of Hant;hankr an brewr, dceasd, (ho die-d oil of about the 28th ds~ ofJun. 121, ae, n o isfor te Stlsday of March, 1824, 51,- comein nd povether dets efor Wilia Coutesny.eaq. one of ings,Chanery-lsso,Louda; or, usdefalt threof the will per. WILLbAN BA DWTIN, Rfng vood, Solicitor. N.R Soni i beon HENRY PULLEY, Doctors'-commons., Agent. N.. Should it becomne neessaryfor any ofthose creditors who have executed the deed of arrangement and received dividends under the ame to prore-their debts, they vill be speciallY apprised-thereof. ' H EREAS, by a Decree of the High-Cottrt of Chan-' cery. msdc In a eausc' Da'wson agatnst Wrlght,' It is referred to John Springett Harvey, esq. otie of the Mlasters of the said Court,; to inquire whether JOHN MIARSIIALL, tlse son of Johnv Marshall; -ee testator il the said cause, he LIVING or DEAD: and" If dead. ,hben he died; and whether lie died in tbe l(fetire of Martha Marshall, the Nvffof' of -the said testator, anid if he died, whetter he wvas ever niarried asid left any Issue; and in case he oyr'i*a the said Martha Marshall, to inquire who arc. is personal re. prescntxtives. The said John Marshall, the snn. if living or if he is- drad, hasirlg survived the'sald Martha Atrshall, all persois cialtMili to, bc personal represent%tdves aye, on or before the iOth day,of- 5tatempr.2 tixXuo ene i,,an srove t helr--clalso before th e s aid usastef' athlis ehaalers, In Southampton-buildincs. Chancery-laner Leildon, inorder that theyimay niot be peremptorily excluded tlhe nenefit -of ctild decree. JheSaid John MhYshalL vas the ton of-John Marshall, and,Saras, his wife (formerly Sarah Elliott, spinster); who lived at WaS.crthor'pe In the pariah of Beihhtoss, i -the %ounty of Derby, where the sad John Marshall, theson, was-born.: It Is supposed that, in the year l 792, be enlisted In thc Loxtb Volunitees, ass private 2ibl- dier. bitt bein an invalid ie wvas not enroUled; that lie *vas matched to Portsnowii, ,and when at RlHls#y-bafracks enllsted again into the Botany-bay FRangers, and Wvent 'vith the captale, whoifnllsted hia; to London, and Ias anot since been heard of by his fa;nily. ^,irESSRS. COLBURN and. Co. beg leave respectfully toar.nsounce, thatin cohssequeuce of lsereallngnature of, tLeix' oncerns, die- have determined (for the convenience ofeach1 to racpatatte their p,il4ishinz-' bushiacas- from the llbr4sy*. and tbat,lui: luiure,ehiefogruer will bWcondncCed by lTr. .Cojbuarn at I.';8- Neiv BurUIssgt8n-atrber i the latter, (uli a uCndhhltSOeeitt-did It4se ter- -Ide s.Gdburn.s,anuderejsinsi tle'S nS:ondult.sreet.-Itls. there. for ecn4ssted th.nt all eppdeaCIouag;cree5'hjv epgb1siadg 'nay it f;tremadeS Bi urlington:strseet, 'and those to the'Ul4alJy 4rc, eCensVeIyj aC oDdu>t-Jet.5iy, 1824. TIAMNDP .FOUND, in -th Ciy n~h~st q.-ult..-a D1A:Vo3)tfPiN. Apply1to Bienjamin Smart,refinor, ,Pr.nes-street. LeleterT-oiqustrde.' I'UN S REWA D~.osT onStray hs~t, etag;efwe tec us-,1;Tl 2 ulob in -gettin~ out or ita PUR1S _4 withi steel ringr; conaininge B nk of Englan1d .X% tNoj1 l.692,tito Sovercigns, a "f-laI Soverelgii, and some SiIvgr.. W mteWa9.ftitithq5,atd.yurseandtwilllbering it, wilthidts contentsI .to i0 j~effrey-street, Ktelitisli-town,, WiM epi h bv rewyLard A -AUTION to-BANKFUtS ap-d, Otlers.-Soi-ne -BIIME -4j,STAMiPS -of3Me5ssrs. JIUTCHINSON 9nd PLACE, oftthe Tfees Bank; Stdcktofi; Vpba Sir Peter. -Pole, tart, and CLo. Londop, baving beenSTOLEN from the York and Shields Mtail on the 31sxt ult, in the leatler-portmahteieli alrelidy advertised, -blank as to sum, date anid number., ut signed J. tiutcbinson, -or jH. Hiltcbinson, alreAdy for filliIngnp, PiThe publicareberebk Iiautionedd tsfreect any bill ojf this -firn, thus signed. If upon Sir Peter Pole, bart and ,Jo. as no,t~ue bills whatever,of tlbeire, dated Stockt?on. upon, hat hou,se, -are'at presentin.ciraulation, bearing either of ~the sAbove signatures. Stockton, Feb; 5. 18247- - -V HE, HARP, PI-ANOFORTE, aiid SPANTISH. GUI- AJ..TAR TAUGHT, at aix lessons for one guinea. Tlhe ILtter nltuet may be acquired with ease in sixteen or elfliteen lessons. Apply by. letter, -poet paid, for A. Z. at Mr. Chappell a miusic shOp, 511, lind:street, OXfbrd;8trcet; "ro GRiAIUATES of OXFORD, irl LondonA- T WA'NTED, as PRIVA'TE TUTORt,a. godClassical Scholar,-e'Who can devoteb*tween2-and 3hours dailytothisprpoe,Address,'post paid, to S. Rt. L.. at Ebrgsh library, 27, Old .Bond-s=et.. liiEDICAL DJSPENSARY.-IANT.ED, a YO UNG- LVJ AN,eapable'of dlspensn-medicienes, and whOvwillo obiSct- to go on errands, &c.. Inq Ire oflMr. Tolhard, 1, Cecil-street, Stradid.. --N PPRE TICK WANTED,. iii an lronmongtlry A i~r~ea,~ sout70 miles from London. Ap%y by letter, pSt paid, ~ Wrghand Andrews's, 74. cat Smithfield, 7J'~ ST T1O ERS.-WANTED, a. PARTN -ER, r-.~ L. sectblyconected, to ca'ke the munagemept of a retall littsl. ness liemustave omecapital, and give unexceptionable securl~y frany sum tl4t- ma b advanced oxbisaccount. Address, pospt paid, to V. Z. 6, Strand . A kPPRENTIGE WANTED, ~to a genteel and very LL lucrative professon;- the son of a respectable. tradesman wotild be pretl-red; a bandsome premiium is required; none- but personal appIcaons will be attendedtto. Card, ofnsdresa to be had :4, A F :NCH. _CONFECTIONER, ut arvd fronm _tjp_ P-aris, wvho perfectly.anderstands his h SicS, as well as the manuifseturd Of the finest chocolate, OFFERS hiis SERVICES to qny Notigpman or Gevatlemasi, or to any tradtsmap.t in the above Ilne. of business. Letteuit f4be2ddressed, pdst pald,to iS. Rt. 30, Soho~squAr,.. P'JQ SAT1N~RS.-W ANTS a SITUATLN.I.a .L SSOPAN, ydn Man, well acquiainted with theRIetailTradle, havig ben Init uwrs of nl,ne years, atnd Is competent. -to unider. tak th cre f shp,having haa: t'he management of twvo concerns,- pos pad, . B 5,M~ust-tre, Lambetb. Tl-0 PARENT n GUARDIAiNS.-A Lady, resi- -JI dent In the counryw, will RECEIVE into her family twvo youing LADIES, whiom she will instruct In the rudiments of Latin, French, mnusic, drawing, andI the minior branches of education. Apply by letter, Post paid, to A. G . Blue BoaX r,Adgate. T O SCHOOL q_ISAN S.- A TE ,to reside T in atn establishment fii thecoontry as~ro~EMNqualified to teach Engllsh anid arithmnetic, anid asitnthgera business, Thie most satisfactory feferencea mustb ie nltes stating talary, addressed to U1. 0. C. Postoffice eaig T SCHOOL ASSISTANTS-ATD in a re- *spectable Academy, nesar London, an ASSSAT opetent to undrtae te ?rltngand arithmetic deatet h ill have no oecint-aehimself-genaerall -s~li h col Direct, post pad iseiens of wrting, to A. Z.3 tl-tet, lianover- square. 7f0 SCHOOLMIASTERS and CONDUCTORS of TLADIES' SEMtINAR IES, &c.-A Gentleman, thoroughly conVer- sant in the practice of scholaLstic tuition. havinc had eighit yerI experience, wishes; to he emnployed at a respectable Boarding Es Ilsh. rnent as an ASSISTANT. Salary wousld be considered no obJect, kinid treatment in a genteel famrily wvould be thought of more mm- portance. Apply (if by letter, Post Paid) to B. C. at Symond's Iinn coffeehouse, Chancery-lane, A FRENCH TEACHIER WAkNTED .-In' a' genteel. -C-t ESTABLISHNMENT, in the vicinity of L.ondon. wherea slimited number of youing Ladies are talken, a FRENCH- LADY Is Wan6ed, who understands and speaks 11cr owvn language correctly, atnd is'at- customed to the uisual buisiness of a schooL- her mnorals and character must be unexceptionable, and ber naianmbr genteel. Letters, ppst pad, addressed to A.Bl. at Mr. Parssey!e, 6, Mount-street, Lam bdth, will be attended to as soon as possible. 'P HE UNIVERSITIES, ArAy, Navy, &e.--GEN-_ JL TLEIMEN are TAUGIIT, uipon the- Cambridge plan, every INI- PROV`EMENT in the MATHEFMATICS, ~ptss to Insure their being. in the first class In the University exrnmlnatsous,and ecalning the boniours and emoluments, or to pass their =ex4Inations for the Navy. Eaist India service, &c. by -Mx.zE Stalnes, 54, Great Queen.- street, Lncoln's-lxnn-ields. Privaite tuition at home and-abroadt. TfRIVATE -TIITION.-A Gen_tlemanl, educated at -Eton and Oxford, of great experience in training young Men for tIme Untiversities, and in rapidlyr advanxcing Boys in that gen~ral know- ledge wvhich tIme present systdrm of education requiirea, ATTENDS PUPILS at their RESIDENCES. Independent of a perfect knowledge of Greek, L.atin, rrenceb, his;tcry, and every othter departmenit of edu- cation, he instructs In English poetry. Address, post paid, to DI. C. at Richmnond's library, 116.-Terinyu-street. PP HE A BE DE OUFFIG Y, ProfessOr of the ~Frech Lnguae, o. 10, GeatRussell-street, b las RESUJMED his sua ocupaions whch log ad serious Illness mnade bini interup. le atens l'PI S ethe attheir residence or his hoUse. andrecis aU seec C NumbAEr ofG ntleen in the evening. Ris pupils are TAUHT CONVEISSATON l~y anveasend agreeable method, whichfo these 30 years have merited hi he support of several of the iirs fam es in the metropolis, T U H ANW ISOVkY -FRNH TAGHTin - tbee muth, bya Naiveof Pds,ProfeNer of French l'oti' so Ltertur, 8-P,~hsce~--~ecorner d Care$-strseet San aprenre ar eas, aecMo.s voos pourrez, Dan liu, arlr Fancia,Sivous- rue secendez. - Par ?,ons. Francoig Aiitlior of a m ethod, not only for teachin -to wtite grmaily h French language, In three mnonthis buitt to senMetatk acntn tonglie within that perilod, with facility and eleganc.M.racs flatters himself that the remuneration reduired 'by i ilo- occasions mea-t the wivshesof his Pupils. - I N an old estab lishe SCHOOL, a short dist'ance fromn JLondon, wvhere thte most eminent niasters Attenid, a good Oppor- tunity nowvoffers for TWO YOUNG I-A DIES -to qualify themselves fo,r private grovernesses or teachers. They wilt be required, 'one to attend' the juinior pupils at tbe piano, the other to take a class of younger chI ldren for, French. They will themselves lim'e the ad- vtaes Of learning Italian, French (hichia is constantly spken), writing, arithimetic, and the usual school lessons, at 25 guineas per annuxm,.-was3hing includedx masters,and books lobe paid for. Letters, with real names, to be addressed, post Paid, for WV. H., Boosey and Son's, old Broad-street. - No d6meiti offices required. DUCATION.-At,~~~an EACA EM , leas-antly situ-ate, !E 2umiles an d a half fromn ShoredthChUrc, where' a ISmite'd innmber only Is tiiken, there- are VACANCIES for a fewv young GEN: TLEMAET-1. whlo will be liberally boarded and carefully Instructed in the English languxage, writing, arithmetic, geography, history, book- keeping~, &e,.for 20 gineas per annumn. No entranceeorextias, eutc~pt for booki, Frenich, LaItin, nmuie,-drawlng, &e. on the usual terms, by approved maasters. The heaLlth, morals, and improvement of the puipils arc objects of varticular re~gard: they are tTdated. in every re- spect as part of the fanmily, and constantly enjoy all the comforts. of hoe,ecombined with the regularity anidadvantage of school. Vacai. tion;sa fortnight at Midsummer and Christmas, and the quarter: to commencee akt the time of entrance. For cards of address apply to Mfr. Diekiuson, 35, Crown-street, Flnsbtiry-s nae h as a son aLt the school:, or to Mr. Meaden, booksel?er, I, 7hvistock-street, Covent-garden. D ANCING.-Mrs. BURGHALL,Wdwo the late LI3.E. Burghiall, begs leave to offer her acknowledgemients for the flattering patronage she has received, and takes this method of informing those ladleS who may, wibh for improvement in the present fashionable QUADRILLES. that -bet mucth-approved aind rapid style of instruction mfav in EIGHIT LESSONS quatlify them to join the first Parties with confidence. Ticr select practical mneetings continue twvice a iveek at list house, 122, Sloane-street. Young gemitlemen under 14 years of age instructed. (bUADJLILLES, W tin,adeery other ~depar~tmenti n,Lof FashIlonable DACN agtI lessoms, by Mfr. IV. WAL1BOUIUJN. at his DacnAadm,1 Euston-c-rescent, Euston- squnare, where personms ofayaemyb ntructed In t'he moat pri- vate mnanner, at any hou othda.Ademy for Ladles every Wednesday and Friday. A usrpinQarille every Wednesday the stage. - '--- -.~~~thepur gubyineas.ApplytIfoby ltterI, RPotpd - OrQ,Beh vTb 0KS ELP INCASSICS, p Larg d W IW.MS b SOLD, D;rls% a St Lofv this W RK.Pearts I.hto 11.' h4dd-a ah an' Sos, aw-ookelers 39 Bel-yrd,Ltimeof, * dwar 'U" ULIPS,.An Cxceelingly ch ice C61 ne'sa fTlp - by PublicAssetPow.tell4QC STOMet, 4t- ial,i blihmntite egl5Brly snar70 Vpiie o Harrgis~t 1Law,dueed,4, thev dev the folloingat chmes ule conrI-1hews Th to the Fotl-Indn, ithe sa'ied atoWt o cnei of1sale to Ie-.~Ii ThepAUCp1itorngtaithoutareaserv r uby WrLbersM addURto'telbn hrasday3, Feisrbeshdr 1,ate h1oelkioct.-foeopsingfro vla bls en vecollection oVRotafro the etimlae work- , iwn~l,t the-vriut roya paer,ohoon',As~wott,a,ad Hwye's lepoxsrts,paontihes RevIe, &e-:. CtaioueaiAy~behad 1 Simkln nd- ishtftral.Sacek ~~ -Albion Inn,- Bim~~~mior gharded;- l1fILLARD's, itn the -City.-The Nobility, Families, M sand Proprietors of nosiness are very respectfuy -informed; tha.21l the renpiuincgpart ot. their late stockof 1823 Is to be fiially cleared off by next hienth. truest 'an entire NEW FORkEGIN and- 'RRJTT1H TRADE wll ,becopnenedoa the mpst 6upe;band cxtended scale, Of those goods rrmaen hg, and %rhich they -are anxdous to dlisose of -without- bginging- theI - td the hamuler ias they must be Sold), there are Fpreign and Br!ish muulin; ditto-hllens, tablt linen, &c.- to the arnouiit of aboi#t,3,200i, and tdfail'es,j&c. who do niot regard articles being a little soilled. or thosb a little 'past- the faehloii only, they ae-c most.desirablei . The salodaalluded to conist -of wvorked tmtslin dresses, silk ditto, printedmuSlinditto, 1VIrt4m;I bbrg ditto;lace veils, hidia,-Persian,and Circapslan stawls, erapesUth> -n,dia falos,44 and t-8 llnens,Frecnh eambries,-in tbe;glie e ; and Iltcmh- nants. bofderdd Landkcrchydfs.i Irich *cambrIc -dgto, Ipugn latvns India. worked and plain inualms, long eloths. asjingoes BrItish Mheconots, mults and -boolngi gilighstmam prlnted vasMbries, ;nsl'ns and..4eprituekers; -igqred silks, bombasins, lustres,-Jeans, India41mm. tles - nanikins,- corded and ifurniturg dimities,-eoupsna, abojs 10 pieteapr.edf-be dfYnrIture scolouirbdand white calicoes, long c-tb; gentlemen'.SfohI' dresrl~hi-.odie:nrsn-rv~,yl ecambrfes, plain anid. Se5etl d,itto. French wvorked -handkSesctj}efg, *ifth sometul-lous dr telet fr m-Iifdia gind CPK-iTUdne oreibh dEaWqe3 taelpsss,d e dderbrnico anmdj. &c...Lo. 18, Chepiie eb .18k tT m ED;' i~*- resie b ' -eht - s Fi' j" * fo Wrfere]p-eath orK- lZi& ChudrlaWiiiu t 4t* lptkn' pbewe eV e e nd ofteo ii lO*3Oe,sf g, pr ~~ANT ED, tile upZ-itERpARo. OUE hi W I 10 minutes' wivtlk of, the Ro-yal. l, d::-t s T1dnud 2 sittngrsins 4 r 'bedrokimns, with-ktei e 'Ap) to A.WB at 7. Fg s0ai-s,rct'4l orItt4riitobhepost pi iIT NTEJD; al : SERVANT * iLVR na T - Dissentee's Family. She mustbeaed,'ciead.go tmered ad an early-rise. Apply at~1 ada oro-ttt -Blekeleyquare. W ~ANTEID, a smart young A , o etnt G erl TV Business%, one used to theb r aewurl rferred.. Aiso a respectable LAD), about '16,, tobAtll- fo yas AWpY. at 40, Riegent-circs, Plceead1lll$' ANTED, ?si,W,. on MQATG~ -at 4 psr Cent. VTonW FREHX EStAE f 41snplX leixue In a niidl"end "ount, 'the Interest regularly jpad lIt Lcbiddii A. A to,Mr. Sh;rp, l.w,tatloner, 7,-Cursitor-street, Cl3arfceI'y.labe.,-- IIWANTED,byaepetb&kersanhea YonsLdes,p r sct Sdedo'ila'bsIy. srse tabetse of.,cluriosity, if he, 'orh ~sn,Sond~lkncsad.i.An uinexceptionabile-reeecfo-bratwlEe,euire..A Adress N.C ItO egent-q,sadraut. . -. ~1 ANTED, t6- HIRE a AR016tO t 1.50'acrs WT of lapid, wiithins 10 mifeis ofloipdo ';ift- zo.thjds pasture] the mnooxe desirable, Particulais, postpiisretdo*r.eny Blomdield, estate: aget dc.2 iNCty- hner;-l$lhopsgse street, willineatwlt limmediate attentin WTANTED, bya'otl:-Pil2 - egrs of n-se,. a, TV SITuATroN, asGylNSb.~a-h4 erethe cbl- 'drenare young. Shewl naet i;Pee,gorpy writing atntetic n h ullnef sl. trs~~spi toYZ t3,Cle-elsnd.treet. Ptry~u~.Nojcint rvj II ANTED., in the nih ~ f Hd-ak:~ anid'LODGIN,'o ngdryav ~tf~pspI,~des4t A. B. at M.Elss goe.~%Ca~frsgd otg-qse be~atteiIe o -XANTED, in an Arehite ~ ,IGLEEK'o anji eVeryebtanch of' atehitdctitral drawing. All appllctos eb made bylte, in which is to be stated the office in which the napli- cant has la.stbeenemnployed-,and the length oftimne. Addrs toGt. B. unider cover. to Mr. Reid. G 1, Albany. ~~TANT ED,in an ext6uieCut Glass and Chatidelier VV Manfactor, a steady reslpectable Man, as CLERK anid 51H0?- MAN: e mus bevell acqualinted writh the business, msui4 willing to) exet iniai ealyand late In the Interest of- his employVer, The mostsatsfatoryrefrenes will be exPected, and seccurity ifirequired Apply y lettr, pos paid,to A. B. at Mtr. Newmlan'0s 24, Soho-.square~. ~1ANTED, in a Ladies' School1, near town, a younig WLady, as APPRENTICE for-3 ox 4 years; as the Intention Is at the tesrmniation of that timne to retain her as assistant In the school. the advantages will be considerable: a premiumn will be expected. Address, post paid, to A. B. at Gsrdiner and Son's, 20, Princes-street, Cavendifsh-square. X ~ANTED, a[epcal Ld,a E C ER, in a WTl,adies' Sennr epbeo tahn ui,Fench. lend dancing; or a Ladywudb ditda ate,p modcrate termis. Letters, staigslr tdrfrne drse oA. B3. post- office. Tiverton, Deo,wl eev meit teto.There are two Vacancies for Lalsa alu orers, a-t 40 -guineas each per annum. All letters to he po pd. ANTE,to PUCHNSE, a FRETEHOLD W A TNTED, in some part of England, of the value of aboutt ?10OO0, with a manor attaehed, and a good and suiitable house, &c. on it,Of which immediate possessionecan behad. Any personbhaving' szuchto dispose ofIs requested to send particulars, as full and compl~ete as possible, to prevent trouble aLnd inconvenience, addressed T. M. at Messrs. Lonjinan andCo.'s, PAtemoester-row, London. WIANTED, on the north 0de of London, andl from 4 V'to 7 miles distance, a HOUSE, in good repair, and in every re spect suitable for accommodation. also conitainin 2 good. parlours, wvith kItchen, and wvasbbouie, and at least 4 roonly bedclambers,writh every other requislteconvenieznce fora smal-Ilfamilv; likewise a good garden; a greater rent than 801. Per annuinswill notbe given, and possession) required at Lady-day: a detasbed residence wrould be pre- ferred. anid also thie neighbourhood of Tottenham or Hornsev. Fulli particulars, with sie of the principal rooms to he addressed (it by lette~r, post paidl to Mr. Gardinier, survevor, 611 Old Broad-street, City. W ANTS a SITUATION, as 1WAREHOUSEMAN or LIGHT PORTER, a Young Mnn.,who u-rites a god baInd, and is a good accountant.Repcalrfrneswl be given. Address, post paid, to J. L. Z4, Blisqctt-strect, Greenwich. WUIANTS a SITUATION, an acie younMa,2 yT ears ofage, of respectable connexions in a W'rehss or CountlnihGouse. Can wvrite a good hand, hatve an undeniable clia- raeter, and is willing tormake himselfgeiierally useful to lilsemnployer. Address, post paid, to G. Mi. IS, Princes.squarce, Kennhiigton-road. No officelceeper need apply._ ___ W~7ANTS a SITUATION, asGAD ER a single TVMan. 36years of age; as plainkitce gadnr nhe culture of wiall fruit trees;. has a practical knoldeo h aagembnt of a vinery. would als,o dev'ote his tim tthmageent oyf a farmIfTrequiired. Respectable reference wilb ie st oral and professional character. Letters, Post said,drce oToa Russell, Postoffice,Fortland-town, London, N%ill edl ttne o . _ANTT SITUATIN , a mdl gt a n his W,,ife, wvitho-u-tincunmbranee; teWmnathruhOOK, and the Man as FOOTMAN; they, will hv noojcion toa e then. selves generally useful: wvould look after a set of charnbers, if both can he employed: can have undeniable characters from the family, they haVe just eletIn the country. Direct.toJ.5. Postoffice, Tothil-street, Westmiinster. All letter'to ber p tpad. W11ad 0, a -teady aetive colupig, without Inemrne h man as IN-DOOR SERVANT, who Is well acquaintedwt i Ui ness in every sense of,the word: the wilas]LAIN CO rHUE MTAID: is agood hand at her needle and making u als ielnn Respecbe aippearance anid nddress.(s aetl os respectablo) chtatrfrom their last p lace, whrteylvdtle mouthis. A line, post paid, to 11. 0, 8, Russell-cout ruyle.N fficekeeper need apply.. WITNT SITUATIONS, as SERANTS, a Man-and VVhIs.Wife, 34 yearsof age, withont any lnonrfirbranee- thle Man, as GA RDENER or KEEPER, or both, In a small family, as he under- stands the mnanagement of hothoGseg and greenhouses, and every branc-h of gardening; he likewhie Is algood shot, and understands the breedinirand preserving of game, and breaking in- of does anid the destrtiymgof all sorts of vermin: his Wife, assa good PLAIN COOK. understands pielinog and preserving, and a dairyr, Poultry, anid baking if required; or to live In a lodge or cottage. Can be well recommended by the family wtith w him they lived 3 years. Direct to A. 03. at Messrs. Fars and Son's, seedement, Blackman.stret, Borough. No offleekeeper need apply. ! TJASHING.-WAiNTED, a FAXIlLY's LN.N:b TV a Person, In a good situzation, wvho pan be well rccr ndd enid has been scectstained to the lbusiness for mnany yer;-, ivn lived In that CaPacitY insa nobleman's family. Address,posad4t Mfrs. Sutton, 1, Trafalgar-place, Kensington. r[ 0 PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-WAN~TEDP, ~by a Su,rgteon in fall prActice, a steady and active YOUTH, of I berall eduaton, as an APPRENTICE; he will have the prvilege of =eoingaMember of theSoclety of Apothiecarles; a hanasome pre- mimwinl be expected. Apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mtessis. Clode and Richards, 519, Crispin-street._____________ FJ' 0 NIOBLEMEN andhGENTLEMENL.=An ac-tive kI middle-aged Pci-son, who Ii well acquainted wvith the mnanage- ment,eceononmy, and duty of housekeeping, AWith a perfect knewiledge Df counitry business, as respects farmiing; irould make himself useful n b6th capacities. His connexions are respectablq, nd most satialfbeI- [tory references willbe given: Address, P.P.80, Soane-street,Chelsea (1 LER .-A rspectable young Alan, having hdln expriece n Lndon,wishes fora SITrUATON as CLERK ins Mercant' Coutlogouse hl as a thorough knowledge of cottoni %nd linen matnufactrdgos Respectable reference wvill be given. Letters addressed, potpi,oM. C. at Ilcesrs. leherwood and Soul's, 315, Ludgate-hill, wil metimdiate attentioni. REWERS.-NiANTS a SITUA'JiION, a Person, B who has been regularly bred to, the! business, and cani be wvell recommenided;- besides porter brewving he understands 'the bre'wing if ale accordiiig to the Edinburgh method. For particulars apply to Sir. arILaron, Cli. Cornhill; Mir. 'white, 3, Cross, Key-snuare, Little Britain, or Mlr. W. Harris, 16, Back Church-lanle, Whitec iapel. YOUNG MAN, from the country, is desirous of -L obtaining a SITUATION, in a Merchant's Warehouse or Count- Ing-house:- writes a tolerably good hand, and understand's accourts: knows town weLll: saslary nor, so much an object. Respectable refer- Inea wllr be. g~ive11. AXldress, post paid, tn J.H.W. 18, Little Canter- T O LINENDRAPERS and Others.-WANTS a -LSITUATION, a y-oung Man, as COLLECTOR of small debts; he is wvell acquainited 'vith the nature of hisi business. havitig for the last rour years been employed In the above capacity in the tally tr'ade; ean be wvell reowmmiended, and eaflgive secuLrity, ir required: -Would have nio objectiont to travel on col imission for any respectable concern A.ddress. post paid, to A. B. I S.- Charlotte-terrace. New-cut, Lambeth. 10 SURGEONS,. &c.-A MEMBER of the COL- l,F,EGE of SUtOOS dLetteoth Company;wIsliestometiuAsetbihdgnaPRCTlE, Ln ornear London, dsrp-fbigRLEE rmteftge Q%ljUe1s? or intendn maf et oretir. syhomyed- V%l.tliartwith asaeo i rcietnliberal term.Rset Vol leYerence wiill li ie.AItc,drs8ed to A. I.1,Iaee iti'etv GoIwell-road.w Ihepntal attended to. 'P.0 PARENTS and GUARDIA'NS.-WANTED, at -AL me-most healthy and delightful Watering-place, a Youth, as an I~. ENTIE toa Bokseler, Bfinder, Stationer, Printer, and Ltbriirlaiut; he tvili hax'e an oppo~rtunitv of learning the dliffei'ent baches all being carried on at home, aiid be treated. as one of; the raliY; premniumi wilL be expected. -Application (if by, letter, post Paid). to be mnade -to ji-. S. at Mlessrs. Longmnan and Co.'s, Paternoster- row: or to Mr. F. Fagg, librarV. :Swansea. -- f "_-AILY GOVERNESS.-r.-A Gentleworman, long accus- .LF~_ toniied to,the r,outine of femnleleducationi, is desirous of mneet- ri; asiTlUATioN.-as DAILY G;OVERlNESS: is competent to instruct In, pls, French, wvriting, &n. geography, and histtiry; also,' the pIao teand-singinig, wlrthoUt't'ht assistanceeof aimaster: the moat res.pect4~ble.zeference ean:be given to the family the advertiser Is ntowv leaving.' Letteris to be -addressed to A'.Z. Mrf. Clack's, 07, St. Ilisul's Lh.urehyard. - -- *PARWrNBRSHWP.-AVANTEDU, a PARTNER, ill, a 'k'~anufciuing~ Conem,thaihasbeen harried orn- for Some yca~ wth-uccss,an hytheassstaceof more capital may he: In- :resedvey- onsdeabl, wic- a: ecided improvement fIni the maislbeurig prt s crtai tosecre:theconumtion of th;e arIce s rxenlv, hbprfis god rsk~tili:It swell worth thegrenionof hos wh hae mneyuneploed.Such addressing attention. - - -~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ibiedat A EPECTABLE FISMALE, about 30.refo k Incum-brance, Wishes for a SITUATION as HOUSkiEEPER to aSingle Gentleman, or reppectable Tradesman; else would not object to th Caro of. aWidou er's H1OUS and Famlly, having been accustomned .te-ab6vcesltuations; h4s notleft her present one, bat wisbes to, leaye onaceount of a ohanga of cireumstasides in the DamIll wivhere she has livednearlyaycas.r A:respeiftable Service In, the 1eblie Line wrould not be objected to. Direct, post paid, to A. B. 46, Foley-street, Pbrtland.plac-.- . A- YOUNG.INAN,- 20 years 6f age, of repeetable family' ILb and Jri eproa,chable charactecr-ishes to obtaiu EUPLOYMEN'I at the DESK, or to carry out smnall PardeIs -and tmake himselfuseful In any nranner his employer raay, think proper to devote hbs services,- in a countliighouse,.warehouse, or shop; 'write& a-;gqod.hartd, itho- roughly understands bookkeeping by single or double eitry,'aceounts' and- the- general -routine of the -countinghouse.- Employment.-lelng- ,,si chiefconsideration, a smni salary only, reqtlird. - Refererlds as to chah2eel anresiedtability will. be given, and security if required,. by a line addressed to 1%.'r. at Mr. Huggars's, 3; Watling-street.; A YO }NOG MAN, of gent6' ' addiess, aid, Wh ihas- g~oed' e*'cctIatl6ng,- bItt5sat *sen't frti`vait; d emfhp16kn.ent.: jwouldXndereske aaSl'eUATION;as' AREIIOUSEM.AN, eountipglgouse cterk', hi' tVvSlldt, 'for the f'm meration'rof-board an-d lodging tor the" fir5t six monthS, sslaryaftprarda to,be determfuedaneordiig,to the mnerit.s pf the ad'vef'tiser: lie-lie-sa isrugh}o%uled gc'of tlie wine ,r4,uwou ibbpe bvy astieulty tomnei;Nmself,uspft4.to an9en.. .t?i14e,llltt tna'rn etrlsdof -lfitny'1ainynother hindof ueblness, 5ec1-kriy~jtv'iyrsgoXt 'Addresodostpa .to,c.1L:at,L eb-s' k'fi>G'PERH4$PN iyshes for a SITUAT1ONTIa Al: Aitri" A1D. In.'arr, Inn oFi"4el,: hasgen accaostred to, nlne' ,wsS,i q OId beferred. Direct, post-paid, to O.C. e the O:RTG-AGE WANTED,', to BOtROVW, the Sum' IV of;lj,qO to bg seeurtd upon freelrold property of an asple y5t early vtiIue.t papcly byeitotedr Mrstpapd, tO .Salmon, IS, Great .S.rry. .td, BlcfIarejoD.. . . . -~PW-~I NDV- POUNDS, oqt AMORTTAGE,_ r eL o, ' ANT uIhhspve Srum,S tobe cecureda oLrs eholdPresuise., rLiapoln~4nr; ofilrnle 4is. Address, 'Post parif,. to -A. .L. bDO.tokhSTOI*'ATrnempS2,o tel; ,D ,t, r,ea,r the-Ad.elphi, Straud. No 'T'0.CLBRGYMAEN, and: Masters of Private sremina- '..R~ de-~-VANT~, ~or Y th : vqs of age, w4-ho has i sl]ght ITnppedimdnt ih hls speech, a M*ASTER;kn ofgalimited nisnaer, waho can produee' teetilonias for4 lnpriin'g defective speeeh. Terms and referenees to C. .D.t Tom's coffeObobtse, CdrrnhIll. .EL'T. .IAJKs PAT ISH:-4VkANt- .ED, in St . Liake' ~sxsb,.or betwbais-Fore-itriet V4thdtlei C(3tl-'road, lare PIlE l'IISESwith;bdotuvbele entraRnee, suitable to vniploy a nungber of persona; Sn a liilrtfanicy.busIness. One which has been used asa, patlk-weuie'S, wrth.Iarge-worlrSroeon, toula6p,e likely to sq1t. Addres| ptlslrthA. ll-2, N7obd-'gtrcet, ChekJ)sI e.d A YOUNG PERSON, a XVidciw, vishes;for a SITUA- I TION. teATTEND on Que or mrre LADIES-, arfectly under- stands dreesmak1bhitd ttln, up -mnlinen, &c. andwould notobieetto 'nlke her?tat usefuu, or to superintend a nurserv, being fully compe- terso to take charge of an infanxt from the mouith. Can be well re. eommendedtfrornth eladdy she has lek- Address; post paid, to E. P. at 3, enrietta--street, Hiackney-road. dNo.ofotceieeper need appl 3REEHOLD GROUND BENTS.- WANTED, W Li PURCHASE, FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS, well secured, on respectabc pr6perty,- inbr- near town, from 1o00. to 4001. peraniutim. Particulars addressedt to Mr. Kersey, 23, Graftoi-street, Fitzroy-] sqxuare,.will'be duly attended to: letters must be post paid VjO STATIONERS. and Others.-g-WANTED to RENT, a IlOUSE and SHOP, tobeopeiedintheeabovelne. A leatding tiboroughfare from tolvn wvoulid be preferred. Rent, Arc. ro- derate. Address, pOst paid, stating full particulars, to S. Bronn, sta- tjouer, 7, lilackrnoor-street, Drury-lane. 13ADDING'I'ON, PeisnvilFe, Kenuington, (Clapham, - or their vicinity.-WANl'ED, for a Gentle man and hic WlVfe,,a convenient moderate Sized -HOUSE with spacious garden and suitable domestic offices Or connmodious Unfurnished Apartments iWould not be Objected ' ifsituate as above. Particulars (if by letter, post paid) to be addressed to Mr. Se.eU, house agent, &c- 67, A',dersgate-street. q"'ObeLET, APARTMENTS '~eiitedlly Furnisf6l, T witiri ten r;mirutes' walk f the Roy-l Exchange, for a single Gentleman or a Lady and Gentlema. Appf t Andre%'S-VillU, Upper. Th ames-street. 'I(%'be {ET. withdimmediate possession, a HYUSE, i R good repali', situate lto, Belmont-place, Vasixliall, containling good rooms, entransie ill, storecroom, pantry, cellar, con vault, ikc; large grardeu, anidsldc entrariece:rent 401; ver annjun, includirng thle USC Ol excellent fixturas. Por furtioer partiulars apply to IMr. Dunn. ,aker, tiogaland; or to Sir Martin. carpenter, opposite the DistiUery. Vauxbl.aU who W:ll show the prebises. U EANIT iMANSION,Unf'urnished, J3erkeley-square, E to be LET or SOLD. APPly at the house, the corner of the square and Davies-street; -or of T. l. and L. Cusbitt, Gray's-inn-road. ]2 UILDING GRUNTD.-SeveralPLOTS of GROUND, 300 feet deep, most desirably situate, at Camberwell, Surrey, to U LI'ET, on building leases, for a term of 99 years. For particulars nppy to Messrs. Spence and Desborougb, solicitors, 6, Sise-lane, Bucklersoury. O BUTCHERS, Cheesemongers, Grocers, land Oillen. Jt. -A SHOP to be LET, well calculated for any of theabove trades; it is situate in a genteel and improving. neighbourhood,nlear Tasvistocl; square, and wll worthy theT noticarofrespectable shopkeepers. APply! to T. Niand L. Cubltt, builders, Gray'sninn.road. 'p0 URRIRS and LEAHRCTEsT be DISPOSED OF, (the present proprietor retiring,) an excel- lent BUS[NESS, whlch has been estabrished in theabove line uprards of a centurY. Trhe premises sre capacious, and in complete repair. Maybe entereduPon at Lady-dy. F'or particulars apply personallv to M1r. GlSes, solicitor, 31, Burr-street, East Smithfield. lT IGMORE-STRET.-T0 be LET, in that moat V desirable situation, S doors from Cavendish-squarc, with in;- mediate possession, a convenlent 1-IOUSE, consisting of shop, kitchen and tvo other rooms, at present 3n the ironmongery, but for a hatter silversmnith, tailor, stationer, drug,ist, or shoemaker, it would be undeniable. ftOVFNT-GARDE.N.-To he LET,r, by Air. 'i HOMiNi l . e as spacious and commeanding, CORNER SHOP, with parlour, bea chamber, kitchen, ee. situate ini the best Part of 3ames-street. Rant very lowv. For particulars apply to ?.lr. Thomas, auctioneer, Foster- lanle, Cheapside. OBOARDING'andLODGI G-HOUSE-KEEPMRS. T -Cecll-street, Straiid.-To be LET, byv r. THOlAS, a eapital HOUSE, in perfect repair, containing 3 roo6ris on each floor, calculat- ed fora large respectable fariuily, or for letting, by which a conrsider- able incone has been, and may he derived. For particulars apply to Mdr. Thomas, auctioneer, Foster-lane, Cheapside. XTICINITY of FLEET-STRREET and Inns of Court V -To he LET, by Mr. HERRING. a respectable FAhILV HOUSE. containing 6 bedrooms and ratercloset,drasvwiug room, dullilln parlour, and morninig room, kitcheni, cellaring, &c.; the whole in good order, and In a private situation immediately contiguous to Fleet-street. Apply to ?r. Uerring, 109, Fleet-street. i;TAMIFORD-ST REFT, Blackfriars-bridgc.-T'o be t LET, by Mr. HERRIXG, a genteel and convenient FAMILY HOUSE, in complete repair, and very neat order, containing 5 b,edl- room6, drawing room, dining and breakfast parlour, neat en trance, lobbY and water closet, good dumestic officest and excellent cellaring. May he Viewed wish cards, on applicationl to r. HerrLing, 109, Fleet- IARAGON, New Ke Nt-road.-A HOUSEo , m thl'ts Vert IEconxen t and deAirPhIe siruation, wvith tvo gardens aod an escellent three-stall stable and e ,achhrouse. to be LE a, Furnished; or the lease for a term of 46 ytent, subject to a very enail ground rentr to be disposed of. Miay be vtiewed, any day from 12 dtil 4 o'clock, bs' cards, to be had of AMr.Taylor,.upholsterer.sod,house3agent, Doveer Ness' Road. t6NTE APRMENTSfo a- Geten wih i every- requisi,teaccommodationr, within 6 mnin-Ites' wvalk of the Royal Exchange. Apply personally, or 'by letter, at Mr.-HiStEns; hatter, 70, Blshopsgate-street._____________________ A PKRTi:ENTTS WANTED, by a Gentleman, about ]~4 miles north of the eity, respectably furnishled, and wvhere there areno lodgers. Address A.Z. at Mlr.Dici.'s, 113, Nev.-gate.street. PAIRTMENTS WALNT JD, by a Single Gentlem-an 1 10 mlnutesr walk from St. Paul's. Terms moderate. Address, p(stpaid, to R.J. at StewvartandPanton'slibrary, Cheapside. YOUNG LADY, of respectable connexions, wishts to A BOARD and LODGE with a religious private family of the church of England, vithin 10 or 20 miles of town. Terms not to ex- ceed 401. per annurn. Letters to be addressed, post paid, to E. }'. at 19, Ivy-lane, Newgate-street. Refereneerequired an given. A PARTiENTS to be LET--A respectable Gentie nian. or Two Friends, niay be aceommodated writh a SITTING ROONM and TWO BEDROOMS, iwith other convenlencies if required, in all open arid quiet situation, wvithin 2 or 3 minutes' wailk of the Royal Exchange. Apply tif by letter, post paidl at 52, Row-lanle, t!heapslde. C hepsTld ET'S, Urnfurnished, in tfie house of a WYIdP. iAady, and in the immediate vicinity of the Regent's PaXrk,consistingofa firstfdoor, withone.or twvohedrooms (ifrequired) titcelen, ccilhrs, &c. inexcelleist repair, i%th bells and stoecs. Term noderate.- For cards of address apply to Mr. Robbiris, baker, Groves place, Lissorigrove north, MNew-road.g 'p0 FO1EIG-NERS.-A VACANCY for a PARLOUR jL BOARDER occulrs in a select Establishment, near town, wrhere a 3entleman may speedily acquire an accurate knvowledge of tile English laonguage and commercial business. Terms moderate. Respectable teferencesgiven and requiired. Cards of address may be had of Mr. Bruce, stationer, Swveeting's-alley, Royal Exchanige. Who resides in a large aiici elegant house, wvith N ete n iv pleasure grounds, about three miles from London, and isho educates a small and select number of puirils, is desirous of re- aeivingorie or two ladies as PARLOUR BOARDERS. A lady and her daughter, or tvo sisters, wvould find this a comfortable home. Aidress letters, post paid, toW. Y. at lr. Hudson's, 85, Cheapside. CWPERIOR BOARD and LODGLING.-I a Family of the greatest respectability, near one of the squares, there Is nowv a VACANCY for a Gentleman and his Wife or tVo single Gen- tlerneri: cverY7refereuiec as tn) respectabilIty will be given and requlired. For cards of address apply at Mir. Mtoss's, poulterer, 46, Lamb's- Tonduit-street; or at Mr. 1-rlors, bookseller, 200, Fleet-street. OARRD and LODGING.-A Familyh ot respectability, t residing hi the vicinity of Russell and Brunswick sqluares, are aesirous of receiving, as INMIATES, a Lady arid Gentleman, or a single Gentleman: a private room, If required: terms moderate. For cards of address apply at the Brunswvick library, 62, Judd-street, Brunswick-square. I OARD anli LODGING.-A Family of respectability, J residing in the immediate vleinityof Russell-squae, who are musical, are desirous of recelilvig one or two Gentlenren as INMATES. As the society is select, and every atten tos will be paid to domestic conm fort, liberal terms wtill be expected. For cards of address apply at Mr. Wakefield's, hairdresser, 2, Lamb's-conduIt-street. OARD and LODGING to his LET, ill a Surgeonr's IW {idowreri famzily in the country, for a wvell educated single Lady or WYidowv, nut exceedlnv the age of 35; tlle terms 'vii be most moderate, as cheerful society is mnore the object sf the advertiser than cmelument. Letters, post paid, directed to A. 3. at Messrs. Whittaker' 13.,Ave-Maria-lalle, ill beimlmediatelYattendedto,ifapproved. No afficekeeper need apply.____________________ AlI.D andT DGING.-Two or tIlr1e Ladies -may U.N be accommodated wvith BOARD and LODGING, where four ladies only are received, is; the vicinity of Brunswick-square, upori moderate terms. A private sitting room can be had if requtired, or a todgling only may be bad It preferred. Consist of a drawring room and 2 good bedrooms, for ?I Ss. per wreek. Address, post paid, to A. B.: at Mrs. Holland's music shop, 39, Lamb's Conduit-street, lear the Foundling, DOARD and LODGING, 80, Cannon-street, City.- B} MIrs. WATSON' begs leave to acknowledge the support shie has met with from her numerous friends and the public, aund solicitS a continuaciols of theirfavours. Her estahllshmesrt is only a fev mi- nutes' walk from the Royal Exchange, In the very centre of business; therooms areofa goodsize, and we,l furnished, with the advantage of a private sitting room; the society select and pleasant; a good table Is kept, and every attentiors paid to the comforts of her inmates. Terms moderatc. BOARD and LODGING WVANTED.-A Gentleman wishes to be RECEIVED in a genteel Private Family, residing in towvn, in which there ae young ladies, eho are musical. He will reqturca good bedroom and sitting room. Letters, stating particu- lars relating tosituation, terms, aridnature of the famlly &c. to be ddres.sed, pose paid, to A. Z. Porter's-lodge, Furnival's-rn. None oeed apply but those of the highest respectability, and the fuller the statemnent of pa:rticulars, t.he more attention will the application restive. a A LADY and her DAUGH'1'ER of gseat respectability A are desirou5 of becoming Inmates to BOARlD and'LODGE wvith a family. Tire neishbourhood of lVandsworoh, Claphamn, or Battersea svli beprefrre. Tems ill e-Sl. ech er anum Anairy corn-- fortable sized bed chlamber; whibch tohlelacdhyweillhave Ano obeaion tom Furnish herself, and a smnall dry room for packs ce, wvill be wlv.lted. Address, postpaid, stating aliparticuisa,s to M. B. Mr. Roffey's, sta- tioner;, DunsoneY-PZace. WVandsworth-road. A FAMILY of high respectability, who keep a man- A ervant, aud reside in theneighbourhoodof Portman-square, are desironu of enlarging their family circle by receiving as INIATES a Lady and ber Daughter, or tlvo single Ladles. To- those whho may sh for a home ombining domestic comfort vith kind attention the sboveads'crtisement *vil fully answer. Refererice will be given,thLere- forexeq,uired; and&for-additionsial p ticulars address, post paid, to A.B. 2,tanmsionhouse-place - _ 1TEST or -NORTH WVEST PART of LON DO.- : tdyvishes to meet with airysand respectable FURNISHED ACCOMMODATIONS, in the neigbbourhood of Portman-square, or Board and.Lolaging In a genteel vell appolnted famlly. Any family wishlngtoleavetownvandtheirhousSe in proper handswill dund the advertiser amnost desirable tenant. A security for responsibilty.And neatness *111 be given to.a banker and. vell known resident families, and Paymsemt in hdvanee ifdesired. -Address, post paid, to R. H. F. at Saxon'ssttr'ar-baftwarehosiS, 226, Oxford-street. ,:tNTUBIS1ED APARTMENTS.-The principal PAt. of a ousE, mostrespectabl situate, in the inlnedirte iierghboihood of Berkeiey-square, to be LET, Unfurnished, f6-fpr the accoammo4stlonof a;genteelIamnily,conslstlug of the first tind second floors,3reoms an&-awatereoset on eaeh fdoer, 0 or 3 attUcs an e*cel- lent rilehem wvitlaery requisatetfos cooking, a cal cellar, iarder, -aId otber tnRvenl4enes For partIcularDs applyto Mr. Syms, unibtella, k Ot. er lXi1>t5iFetG2da-sRa6 rat , JoII -strest, ITOEUES..-s?l'o ibe 'S93LD, ';X:R-EE. :v.a soaritai sta hoiueOTt, nowlat in d.lhRdseivse-r laXrtd-ayX abil6t-L%birfyfronm 4 (C1evea- ROADST1:It and. (GIS HORSEX fov - SAJE7 .seqto lteom great e..viUoind inspeeprfaetl kemperath elt3hestoride Os' .rjves wirtai groodteoje5Orage grhXa3d attose,nd. warrfsntsionlEttid; is sA3fT ~~-E8QUIPALGE for SA.L3, .consitn of: a asuper.lrBrowna Geldtrig,Stanhope, andHiarness,' Thebbhseis 15.taodt3 ie,ltes bigh,p ossessingsmuch breeding,iwtthe saoereest. er aod'grand'action;-has proved himself a capital hunter and roadster, buing fast. in all.lls.paees; is warranted'perfectly"sound and temn perpte, and-the moost tenid persont may ride dr drive himn Wwritif great safety. The stanhope and.barness are in excellent preservation, and Wtll ,e sold togetlbr ors separately. The lvhole forms a 9unprldr set- out, aud Is wvorthy, the notice of .any gentleman in want' of such. 74ay ba seen b-applying at 8erry's stables. Cl, Cton-ruplv6 ' ihPton. street, Iranswiecksquare, ' ' n '' e ''O beS(QLD, .a -whaeel PH5{AETON, with a Jaead, e and seve.ral small 4-wheel Pony Phastons, made to carry 4 or 4 oersons, on a-very strong lint light construction. MdTy te seen at captaiH. Freman'as, one?achmskhe4ltrs &2c. Camberwvell. Merchauts and. ,T'O be SOLD, a very gr2at .bargairn, anl e1egautg new Gat QuieenzstpgetLieonsi.hd. g, , ( ARRlltA4-E;S Thr SALE, got up in na very superior ~jmdue, nd f he eetmaerilsand workman sh'p warrantea. for'12mnths A handsome new li=xptght CABRIOLEg, with- Col- -line's pat&rr axes t rettet nd patei nt las ne, built t& the oxder of 0it gen- STleanI.who maylb referred. to. 2. A new faaboongble light'Aouble bodIed Pbaeton~ painte a aadsone-light-patent:yellow aid. lned wth bue.staBLefoone ortwobhorses. 3.Two monstexcellenitne Stahop Chise, wthColmrigS's patent axtltrL'esand patent~ai one aintd a eAutfuldark claret colour and lined. to. corre nd, w' Up~~~~~~~~~~~a tnaey obher a Fortablege hnd lined. hout drabove orto- wisa bG disoe Fron aty'mdera 'te termsToe aee at , AldeMagaret-street, !vais.qse 4wltis Csredhed and SmallGl l'ehhs.S.-Auny Geqtl~e of RAr PrNsIey. at the Coe te oof ooife the lto 14, beotheprisoun,p In torge.M ' d meayse, and laelvp ~ th Imeiaeposss Goder-stoeer, Inc parl rpar, and of wsal. cardson t viewA apINSS_prlyi u R E IS ton 23 tE, Holls-tree a may th sille .o parteeue-sq . apply caltthhaoted, as aoe,r or leto eusire Goodman, Fra ier, scal Spesrhe abinetmakers anld upevsery-sirse le3 ,y A^rldersgatestrer. Lietrsu,eP r r ('1 AVENDISH~SQuAR'r0 be SOLD, one 7Q.or . -te bet fArL omIE in rePctabledhRETAreL held up-n taln lease, an ly put nto co la repanr; the st ueiture unjthe -modpleri, to bencludsedIen mthe purchans. FOrTU aTYlaS a DIardss to view plybes togMr.He.her adr estateing, agent 23s, itho Asreer, Ca. vendi.hrde-sfquout oeCh FREEHOLD HOUS, neaFREr uOLDe LAthe sutb.ei slan40tia large onO-To respctabl by tatd.Piro leatee.tonb leavaet, of the r tenant and pa N,rticr te baliction,or seuet tru pot p2idt, toA lrx naos WIne-iherehant, Murmerlyatheyreseaayr Lthe whars. evr Eequ-St tor AION th-ccmod for of HOF,SL a aiy^fd orj REAi I L a oHfISS a.nSd i us PRSoS avilye, letteran Aabouset to retie fromarel, e catable bET.I CONCa RN- seth neRU oInE or froIL aSha. resitnea vstabishmevery esirablefrte wh oliersalehand retail, mernetwish aronmon O babOerdTi upop ias SiNGmeeOF erathre ism by alddessein, post paid, to A. Y. tL,7,Druk. Sanblehusey. Lcetr-q r. IS DVNAEU aFFEt tanylero,iloaa o'e Gmend?tleman,a bandsomeS OP?; E C)?lFarsYooprlu b Anni )- Od perftrith hse Couruthe ofeCaneofthe rUM t he oubC esE l oe sueE LAD i nhe efor P Or uidt t ldeir Cui terSng ,rd with Appinss For oth paid, to, tse ata befr the hueKt ofmon ofarc,1, to hlyddleron-surra, eSt. mons.snn, gF UNA'I'C ASYW..Po be OLET, byt Pivmdateon L bonMoIBdn, inef theqwNired t larustees.udE and X ICE,L Snt In AtIo asnvewaletl g formn HlytheSre or i.hde sRETAnIL6Pstr hUland:Ss.t-Su cis tREhaSn to hae Lro , Londother orthe se Lord ofaeydor.sdarwet calTulated toe retses are ehld, buesi- nese,on n eqtnsie ior Scale ThedatSion wo b Fniiuldbvy desiale forth asilersmith and jeweller. fnurishing9 ironmong, er. aBend-stret rvhend witlherascer or beo anrish linen aw duartgehle,mac.Appeyst Mr.arries, rp ()IZISS beU;lst& DloblISPOSED OF,; ra agi,tepbet fandterGen lea command a thaomrughfarn STnNH he CASvl, eith haelSsb comut be Preth aideapatenoSest lms Wren ofdrug; hsn YreqUird o e ".Tskn n mi nrl no thrfre eWect-^. bson about a mot:ost arldnt together gui r o cave tiouSevewil I b ssol toeeth for ^ uieas. Ies re,aso of thei bteing toieprtdwthtpl for th evn,ahtbles fouend eliibe hour pof iOad1interomon oMrSmt, S u 4, treat peroe-nrt.. e7sqar, Dumknr.- street, St amsssoSnh-gr erovstpad IDMUTH Devon-T-o be DSPOSED by, Piate.Cnayh tract, byOP. irn SQUIBB andON thou e beauiFulr Reetde rustic RESIDENCsquare beSno as oodlands CotutagSo foremel th0eres aden ofte iilySrate ord owydir. ThelucprtSemi arsies 'reehod and lposbee every rnd equi sotherusite for the accommodatio fad ftmeil of dn ric t rbo with ofleasu e,mkre brouyd 16nd productv e r wailef ardens. ta the rie t nd teoarms ma vey be hadlof or. puib and Sun,ca tvile w al e ttist mstrbet, puee:o-st paid. o 4 ritWumI-street, Sa Jl in-stree, OFFICES HOTEL, b te sOD we laren, ens te rstown,ei stherounding pastue lan;dstaont les vol.toheu DIPOE nlsfo Ondo, in thote nei Exbiirhe.oo of atiohe carnte tofre and tNe oftosare,Istn a alsodosera wPllVbuil hoTELS, somtewetnf of the enatedu, tpo lease, oapindoh o f thers i litf medicat ocpaattionr ilip, Insped ior the he preoprStiior, vhinatqird Inur aomfortalae 8,Ndeneioneed-sret, rhi ere_ fatound ee inves te forn SA pedica and will besollts furo r toh1 pert cent.Appl anf bym leter apostpaid to ht. 5q.b aL, 7,oune Stree,Liss-on-roe A'O DIANTAGEOUS OF .t any Person wh.o ban a cTDISPOSED OF .t eeli substantiate rPad mon5se thWrnsare B8,0 ertanum,ed proits 10 per ent ell wrth It esteishdt, an han nex whot respchal odc o lent opportubiy for lany propieor. conie canrcmmand thve abovYe sum. The reo o for partling-o ith it th hepi perpie tor isnessa retiritngro busin. For fu r partoculaes tply at lth hounse agencl Catroffice,32 tydor detsreSt 8. t, 45asidutree street, OU St.lLY HOUSE,'z ifit by letu TenTe C A Ld Immeding, be LET, theith i mmedia jJee pocasession g ifuire a large anding mStuacommodos HIre and Olen, withemd anr etenie e alllste gor the nr, and. wit ovt thu Ex surrondieng pasftureland dstpant: ltaespss rhsn 1 halcafro hourdoTe,ln ltfthenihorhoofagoodlorsmkmorketytown,e andnhpeiesaeI h oiie oml the fivery meical practitionec onrs cnrtaade a or sreept, ofQuen-uatic, inqui.re a-OhaWnml-te83),Ne Hayndmarket, hr AMrfrncsILlYb HOTEnLt at media Setlemn.lohtw,i YFthecentr oftefs,inal DrgirorldcATo be DISPOSED OF, b horder aofd oemmaendirngof tho l eate , inothe Boro,f etarinbitsh e mhdiout Ponis, aic abLe of xthe nseinst. en o f heones. To bi riequIred toby taekcnsfo ?tesurs comingin will net theefSoreers,2Ged 301 hiscatqh redet, tSnco arofsteblenst opeotunity foranyer coe- mopietnigbino RCqurent 3a1. Tabesiverlo.dence dEritngehs oappl bwth hofruarsof 10 an LD in theifornon to Mr.t Sqtrba, bylndu So, stee,StLKJaEes T : ifnbydletter. post paid. Tj~CBKR.T eDISPOSED OF,teLAEo aia and sustntay hRe enLtere.pnimeitl, the LEAS E of a conveniEn HSOUSE, nxelltear Ind Shop, hatemina poieci thedup thorro ughfare b ee Red io aneroc Quesneswuares, bheingacm trade atstn forh sl gxedd, an d hs be cit rtisplsetablli for ncbtaien a nluyative bun tersl withran tlo bushe prein an dhe eesr otri aeqinsrincte fo thetdelnthlosdg ts,hIcshp are letioffst good lodgersTdin, make mor elenbt11 pellrsanu tani tver rcienti ethyeoingienoerarys lon. Forparticul arsnqi larse a enir sfreet, Qu Snaidqar. orer, auctiloneersnd a.straSe7, ayimare, t.reapsa AMML OTEL FA thbe eStLD HOS of the town,oin Ei and ctrabIego toe fashtio able PiRd,fTo be DImSPoSE, byd mm SOrde ofThe Exectorns rcfro the. ltepoprietopr, ONeek ofi the. istucm- mer frm 110. to lOl. Tesho is patiularytonsuared.partu bxsSess,theboveavinbeecarredowithi 2success of' the last miouyears PRATEHOTELS,atthe wreenest oend o the townt, torlwc attached a concernofte hest orTespehtabilit formed ior tes. lToe ppniener, who aleA rEd a convmfotaben inoE repairendg his oc paiono prsnoebt mor than 1 dealros. Prnipl om3;nlyX wiall be furnished oith prioulreS hand tterson Re 1 a ndplcatien to e gxeu abnd Sonv. poer SsiKe ME the on tprCents, LttaedrIseaxers,ngcd th b qnteut D eIstOSe OFcr,ate Ly a o capitar and subsl -fppr- os sitate iConeSract of tE: most aub th orFu ghares i Dte mStre., pIs, bn viewhi h an e xUdu na he isheSlent hed and hasrn icular rmus bespectb, lrS.oduPcted for, anu eoar byd thealratsep4oiror aThlae premises avNEaprAte etrc r Toth dbelnUgEh the Lishop is splaciu 3ar*nUd comanding,udntypl*ue with eclntelas idcvSefryit treesi eTee sitabed forD adespectably FosirfaurethIE and quiteo of HaragTe and Carutr,s aueti0oneers1 toc 8, pasing-lane i, Ciap si nerd rStbngr, ltobs heT, Fnished, fort12amonthsly woth;o eitc usieposse siabonitu-atongtehenorthIf sidofd Euith0 . smayreaS tu. l arSy es theeedp f ro h te proprietor f btealt,i th nlee or pather MLx. chang soned the3 Redentos-ar;ntage s pass, e h aolf but eyirSnSyS pcrd libary anc dressing roomr 2a falte rn Joseth uitkof dreawing rooms,e is prueerneat Linolne ldsihofse. , 4 , n EWERf rias in a ALTST L-R&-To be SOLDe Sy PALMER, te Contact of aE convaenient ofeasE, in ecellent rFEpai, ERYt Shop hALTndsoel fitte.u and occupied nthte and mgrocerl fmiy busiress;ethe trade at pos afresenttchedIsrk ceeingyoude fth satuie ti,witoweiire increaste 4attero n 1pan eousferstableigie snpportue. lit tothoe deiros o comencng n aconern Dof thiest descripton. May herg, xviewed bycardsw only, which, iTho furthoeerprftcb. ast mea the hadter of rS.Palmer,auctioneer andappscomu4andsa,rne ien of the 3urroundingcountry. Itconsists onthegrounI goor oh adinipgyoand drawvlng room, end. parlousr.withsuitabloe, rvants'aParssientS,and excelent cellars; o the lest and. 2d storles are S good bedebeibers, 4 of wvhjch have dressing roons attached. The nutbuildings are a substantial brick buIdin, comp ing.alarge 4.stai stsble,'amother stable of thc same size, well paved. bRt not41vided,acoachhouso and harness repour, a laundry, and. 3large loftabvve: Ashford. Ia 53 niles fromu Lndon and 14 mDeefromSandgnte, F.or partleutlar&lipply (it byhle:ter osrp.ild) te Mir. .JeimMate.jun. Ashford. Possesslonmay be had at ,adv -day next. . o may rfO CAPITALISTS and FUND HOLDERS.-The . Advertiser wishes -to retire from ari-old'?stabhlsbed' -eneern of tp first reppctability in the vicinity of London, onsistetin of a FREECROLD PROPERTY, wrhich will be SOLDfor 12,000 uineas and the capital required to coid.uet the same vill not exceed=,0001. niore. Thejiroprletor woiild engage its proatscluganiucome ofl ,0011. aer annum.. It May be conducted byaperson unacquainted wit;t the busine"s.uand 'rithout rlsk; or- theadvertiser has an -opporttlnI,y of letting the sense to a respectablepayty on lease,, to xoduteea nent of (; yer cent. on the amount of Isulase. thlus affordlng an ovpirtunity rarelyto e. met with foso Ia-tgeaauncern, to beneteredihto Iupon esueh essy terns,as thepur4baisaer Wiliave norddq freehold property for t,he fullsnount of't tpurcdaieaniitlspreussmed'i44swell ealcu- lated for angGen.Unman,~ Xvhasgarisiog fAmlSy+.Letter dxssed, Isolteisaied,t?, to .w CareE gtgeet, L'InCQ,iXi b :p