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~~flE CFI ad ITA AAN.- . LE GROS, of the Uni- t~.rerAt ofPars,coninus o INeSTRUCOTION binthe abOv'c LANUA(S. 5t.hom orabr:,d onmoderate terms. References Cal hegivn t fanileq' shoos o th bihesrepectabillty, Apply toM. eGro, 110 Hig Holorn, n Tusdaysor Fiday, fromn I2 to I o'ock; r onWedneday r Satrdayevenigs, inle03 after 6 R.'BIGGS, of Kwkeklberg Academy, inear-Bruissels, tiff respecetflilly annoiunces his Intention of leaving London Oll haturciny next, January 17. by the steain packet, for Ostend, previouSt to w'hieh time he will be luappy to rzeeive tomAmunLications at ii. Greville.street, Hatton.gprden. The mnost ample and satisfactory re- ferences can be given as to the sunerlor advanxtages enjoyed in thi" esta'blishment for the acquirement o)f the continiental languages, and I5 to the parental catre exereised in'~egard to the health, the moras and the manners of yooth. }ADIES' SEMINARY, 19, RIed Lion-squarcM' s.4 MACKAYW begs leave to annotunce to the residents, within the 3'FOCimty f Rd tionsqure nd ts eighhaourhood. that her F.STA- UL1SlNT,for he rcepton o DayPupils. writ OPEN on Monday, rhe 9ri nstnt, henshe attrs hrsef that the principlo upon whic itIs cndutedwillbe pprved,andtha theeleantas well na theuseul rache tagh, wlt e oun a esra6e acomodation ADIE' SC{~JL.-h anEstabW1inhent, pleasantly iJAsitat, o te coastr of SusSex, YOUNG LADIES are liberally hOARED ad EUCATD, or 2 guneasperannu. Te domes- tIc rranemets tnd o prmotethecomfrt nd hppiess of the a~iiisandther psses te avanageof he Qstinsrution coin- someknuss-lcdge of drawing. Letters post paid adessed to F'. B. at Sir. Turner's, bokseller and s tatoer, 69 Cepde. wvill meet 7N,OQQUAWFER1's NOTICB.-NMr. BROWN's :\ ACAD EMY, Albion House, near Claremont. Surrey.-At this Establishment the CLASSICS are thiorouighly, Iintilled without beiiig aillowved to 11;terfere wllbh a, solid Zng'fiah c,r mercantile edlucation, wh'lst the morals, m-anniers, healthi, and comfort of the pupils are vigilantly superlntended. Term, 30) guineas. No entrance nor no- tice required previous to withdrawing a Puipil. Cards at J. Souter's scho(ol library, 73, St. Paul's churchyard and references to 'Vincent r1w%ft%. csq. W,'st-staeet. Smithfield; or '21,. John-street, PentonvIllet; 1.!.Ari,nld, eso. 1, Clemtent's-lane, Lombard.street,or Tulse-hill,Brixton: and Mlr. Griffin, 7, Palsgrave-place, Strand. ,STABLISHMENIT for YOUING LADIES.-TFo 1L4GOVERNESSES. &e_-To be DtS,PGQEr OF', and Imumediate Posqsession hiad, a vecry respectable ESTABLISHM.~ENT for YtOUJNG i.A DIF-S, most eligibly situate nlear a fashionable wiatering place. The present proprietor nas, held It for a nulmbet of years, and hag an extensire and b h1vii respectable connexion. The houseP i, large and commodious hfr,ue hc a e xJe t arvlain -zood;lwlli, &c. Nrill amount to 3501. It li wvell adapted for partners, or two sisters. Applications to be addr2ssed bv letttr, post paid, to X. MI. 31, Abehareh-laneu, Lombard-street. Lonodon. ,CDEDUCED CHARGES -Eiducation.-AtALON dOU'SE. Loughton. Essex, iat the IlIth mile-stone from London,) I1autfull situate on an eminenice, by ?Mr. STEVENS. and proper Assis.tants, YOUNG GENTLEMNENq are i3OARDED and EDTUCATED), at 1 6 guineas per annum, tinder 6 years of age; 19l ditto, under 8 years of age ; 22 ditto, under I0 years age; 25 ditto, uinder 12 years oif age: 25 ditto, under 14 years of age. Including every, charge. hutt f-r bookts and articles, of real necessity; and washing, one guiinea per anuiinn. Latin, Greek. French, plan drawing, mnerchants' Sccotints, navgaton drwig, usc, c.No extras but suchRasare agreed on. Thie Doiplis dine with:thc famirly. N. B. Can remain the vacations if icequired. Address, post Paild, to12, Northumberland-strcet, AMaryle- bftne; ar 753, WYhlteChapel-road. ~UPERIGU EDUATION, where every charge is corn- l nris5ed in one expsense.-A limited number of young Ladies are re- t-e,rd at a1 BOA-RDING, SCHOOL, which 1s a spasilos builirInF, sur- rounded by flelds, and has a Ito-ge play ground. The young iadies., with every attention showin to their mnorals, health, sad improve. inn no he ('am fort'bof a homse. Terms, including the English dod renh lngugee ~wriring. arithmetic, geography. tte uise of the gzlobes, music, draiwIng. wuohing, and nerdleworlt, 30 guiineas per alnnam. French is the general languiage of the school. The varlious aec-niplishments indispenisable to a complete education tire taught bv masqters of eminent profesqsiornal talent. Letters, postlpaid. addressea too0. P. 27, Nortonfalgate. wvill gain immediate attention. ~. IJPERIOR PLAN` of EDUCATION.-The Prinvipals Pn3flihIghly respeet:ahleEatabir.inhientfora lim-itedauimberofvoning LAflIFS. pleasant~ly and healthfuilly situate abouztO miles from town,' repectfuillv s,li,-lt attention toi their- system of education, whieh lies h-c n b,,,lef,) Nwih tlle a'ppob'htilo` of PaeTMAI wad giuardashgl iiitingtiisbol f,,r their religions, moral, and literarv ,attimnt,l i wvhos rec,,,mmcndatio'r the Comnd,ctresses il,.ter ihemselvstilb st!cemed ls-rfectly' atisfactory, or- a stated amount Pvr xes i, included1. with iinstruction inthe Eniglish, French. Lai,I-ia; <,eTman. iud Spanish Ienglamsee likewisye aneteant andmdenh- t.r.geography. anti astronomy- Music, singing, dancing,an drssinc hvcletra'ed profeissors. Letter., addressed, post paild, to A. Ii. Mlr. Blaceklmrn's library, Knigiitsbrzdge. will he inmmediately at- Tendedno 4 T,t-he ONd-eRtab1i.hed SC (OIL of East Bergholt, 1,9 il. nder tue direction of Slr. CI.A lllt andi able Assist- ns. yOU'N i GENTLEMEN are carefully IN AUcITEI) In the eoujrse of sltudie necessary to prepare themn f,,r commliercial and escue prufssian, the m.ilitary colees ad f,,r hex ntnversities tis. nmbe ofpupils who inv-e distinguished theniselves in these cl:t,s;s.s after leis-lg t:he school sitfielenetly-atiestinig tue exeelleae ,sf til.- plans PuLrsued. Terms for F.nglishi educaition 28 gUinleas per an. flu's, ; casc guiineas ditto: enttrance to !ach 2 guineas. East flcrgh,,it is situated ina a icatiutiful and healtby nteighbourhiood. I miile "nit- from the hjighi road to Ilpswieih. Particilars maiy lie learned oni alppication to time her. G. Stokes. I13-B mt SIr. Wright's. Sn,,whill; of the liet-. Wmn. Troll,,pe. R.A. Crlffit's H4osp)tsl ; and the full terrmis hati ,f the Ret-. W.I B. Clre.Ia.-5st ilergiiilt. Suffoik; and if El. Atrcm.w-mith, en,,. 4. Adam-street, AdevIpit. ~'ACsLE HALL AC I)EMY,9outhgate, by Miessrs. h1.11MARSH ILL andi RUNMSEY.-The systern of instructioni at thils tbe'nrertis ir ,,socs.EminenitriiastersRattend foryvarious aee,,ni- pli,limnents. :usd ; ei-instrcrsides~ tii Ole hoinse. with tehoin the you1ng g-ntlen;eii hu~avea, pp,irttrnity to enigage in fannilart convtersa- tmo1it. T'he health. m'lrals. aiid confArt of the pupils particelarly a- tendied to, anid diet of, a -uperior quality trithout limitation. Thae h.,seis as s-l~riuusy stuted 8mIles fromu town,with large and Aitv itirnmitories. Mosmt respectable atid satisfactory referenice still lie gn-ems tno parents who have sons at the schooil. rerin-s 30 guineas. iseds 2int- huec ,,ltained at f, Rted.liiin-eoirt, Flieet-street: 27. Norton- falg~ate: 65, UIpper EasNt Sinitbieled ; and mimi of the principals may- i.e 'een anu da doripg thte vacattion, at 1, Claremont-terrace. Pen- toinvillc. DUCA ION.Sutltlty Sufbolk---Reducrtl Termis.- lYounig GE1,NT'.EMEN are BORDED on the bes~t provi sionis, tehiderly trmated, and carefully in.,tricted in the~ different branches of a classical aind cmmcrt-lal education, by, Wi. YOUNG, wtho re- ,eiv-es pupilh tinider 93-ears of age, at 16 guinleas; aboet-c 18 gufineas. C.irds to i.e hail at the barof tite Saracemi's hfead fiuii, Aidgate. apedi- f'viog respeetable towrn referenices, (ilAJil provisions. &c. whecre WV. \ong si'Aatte'na e-ei ny iyatbs weeU. Stioltl 12~ till 2, exc:ept Satur- dc,v, when he will returni. precisely At 12 n'eloek-, w-ith his, younig frfiend,s entrusted to his, care. TI' i)UCA'Cii .IO -A t a I highl rpcable firtishinig II louermting5'Cbont, Ittest seathfui, staetw misfrmtown, Voi'Nc, tIENTLENMEN are EDUCATED in all the usual branches of visifte aind liberal edtucatIon, fittliti thiem for mercantile pursuits, the :'earned professions. or any department in life they) miay be intendedI tai i fin this etlis-en.The morals, health, and general meziLsil impruovement of the tmttplls are ob!ects. 'Itf kunteitting solicItude. and arc bMended wvith the miost libera,l treatnienit. Terni,s from 18 to 24 snesper ain mu. No entrance noz extras. A linie addressed to A. Pt. 11 0. BspstewtO,wilreceive lTimmediate attention. E DUGTION-A LION OUSE CLASSICAL, arnd CotilERi AI. AADEY. outend.-Pareuits and Guardians aremos rspetfllyinormd,thee re a few VACANCIES In this truy rspetabe Etalismen, pssesig the pecuiliar adv-antages sheltered trim the old northern trindsby hligh bills,, vhc re dra theairtrrnier hai mn -plcesinthe coointry in the winter 'easn. a wel asverysa~brius. he miode of treatmient, the planof nstucton.trit th lones ui th terms. justly claimn the attetio ofthoe s-b,,hav sos t plceout. Fuillparticulars of ,%,Ihci maFy be otatined by addressing toAF1I7,Sernmon-lane,tloctors'_ e'rTyllnons- T 1 ) C TO . at Winton, near Brough, in the roman- 1L4~ tic and htealthy cmunty of Westniorland._~X'ung GEN,1TLEM EN .ace BOAR flED. elothed, Educated, and Vurnishiedgwith Books, by Rit,11v. )r- .\D l,-TtIWAlTE, a beneficed Clergymani. at twventy- t %r-. gInea,, a year:- a few parlnur bo-arders upon equtally moderate reroist. Th'le schol ha-, been conducted uPoni the samie plan for miore ti,aii twenty years. The niumber of scholars is limnited to fifty, and Dr. Adarnitbiraite's m,an-sion is sufficiently large to fie each boy a .eparte r;S~oom. Cards of particulars and references otr the character ifteshool may be had at Mr. IV. Coates,'s, .111, St. Martin's-lane. Chsrig-eruss;ii at the Chapter cofTeehotise, trhere Dr. Adaynithwalte %trends daily frium I I till 1. and at Mr. Coates's frons 2 till 6. ~DICATIN. ta hlighty rea.pectab!e LA D)IES'~ Jj EINR,in an airy sitinition, a short distance froin toumn, a numnherof YMINr, LADI-ES arc ilihrally BOARDED and EDU- CATED w-ihb ithe ninist particuilar attention, Dn evecry branch of polite, luseful, and o,rnamn,etal accumpulisbinients. and in religious anid moral iri;truttlin. The ,tupils taike their mleal's with thie principals, and enjoy c,,nifort- and priv.iiege,u not often nost tvitli in sch.ssls. They are euumpiemtely groundled In the grammnatical part of the English and French langui:tgcs. history, geography, tritli, the use of maps, n-riting, trithmeticanrd all kindsoif needllework : termus 25 guineas per anin.; trusic, danicinig, and drawritiF taugvht by apprNoved masters. anid eithier -sf those accoulplislhrnetts incluided in tIme terms. A H-aif-B,uarder Wanted; terms- 14gmiineas per ailntim. Address, post paid, to A. B. .st Air. Sasvyer's. hiatter, Cicument's-la1ne, Lombard-street. Di)JCATION.-At A LBION HIOUSE CbASSICAL ~ and COMMEIRCIAL ACADEMYV, BillericaY, Essex, 24 miles (moo ,Undon, YO)UNG GEINTLF.'IEN are liberally BOARDED, and -i-syinstrtimted In Emmgli,1h gramnmar, wsriting, arithmetic, e oes'-mution, stenogrraphy, mo"eig ienisurgation, &ce. oil teerms :-Under 12 yearso,f age, 20gutineaspiet custom; mid for eachl , above that age 2 guineais additional, N,abin in- cludeod. Tile F,ph Latin, and Greek flagngages, geography, will, the utne-c o i-e gl, ,fies music, dancing, and drawiing, onl time u1sual tern's. The sitnatioii, Is particulairly healthy anrd pleasatnt: tile ho,use ipaci.us and airy, eom-n'OandimiC extensive s-len-a; the play grouindJ very large, traIlea rotiuid, Imiu -is altogether onie of the besIt tin e,.uty,havig l-Cu illd ~nfurthe pltrpoie at a t-ery considenrablee i,aena. MIrs. Clark hias VacaCiCe`s fo w v.in ais,th t eoytiuc same treatment and COtsits Of educattlon wtril he owtn Cf"maiire children. Coacthes to and trNonz I.u,oli4ail daily. ThLe present 't-cactiozl wvill ternifi,ate on the I th lntmstalt. 7,D U GATION.--B0 Mr SHAW Qilad- ~ableA Asistasiats, at, dL' BBIVES %iC4fE, na rtat-bridge. Y'orkshilre -YOUTH -ire u-urefully INSTIUTDinteEgish, Lai.an see n- p-aixges, wr-iting. e,,no n dcmlalhtei,bukkelg ,en. _Iarat:iio, s;urveying, geometry, geograh,tmf aiaio,wt he z~30r useftil branchies of the mnathemais ndaepoidiumed wth, ll,,rd. Clothes, and ever)' necessary, at2 una er nu ech N,s,c'cttTa eblarOcs wrhatever, doictor'sbilecetd No vacations, except hytime parents'ldesire. N.B. TeFenhanugtogies llerSlltlii .0tra. Further particalars ma.y e known i plcto to .Jt. Tlimbdrlaki-, 2S, Great Afaryleboistree5tt~; Mrs. Yug luh v-sd. Crn-wn'street Soho S tr. Walker. 37. Drti-ry-lanel r uoiii !itO. 'thadwell Higfi-sttect;' MSi. Jitdd. 242, Bermonde-tctad ~,lr. Seaton, agent, ,54. Balialter-square, St. Ltlkc's, ti-hv rl gv h Oistrespectable references to the plarents of othiers at the ab)ove ,snuiftary. as well ast(t thilse wlin Itavec e0tr-Pleted their educatiot, wvith Mjr._qinr. All letters must lie Post paid. Mlr. Shastr attends at the Ge-orgelind tlIue Boar, I-lugh tlolbornt, f'roma 12 to 2 o'clock deity. D~lUCATlIOIN, at a highly tpeelutable Aaemy o E therzti,ne. ne-ir Barnard-castle, Y'orkshire, conducted tvitb every due attenrion byMtr. GEOIIGE CHAPMAN. and able AssIstants. At thiisEittahl iruient. limited number of 1801 'oung 'entleieman(thaving~ at u-e,rent a vacane for 10 fromu Parent,, ll the lirst respectability, arel,Ioardled, Clothedi,and lslithout exception treated the sane as Mr. (:Ilsoinan's own famnily; also assiduously tzauglit the English. Latin, ,,n-I t7,reek languages, writing, arithmetic, btoolkkeeping, and the mna- ciic-roat1tu.: geogratphy, trith the tise of tlle globes; no vacations; termsa, isidicinys lsealiOve accomml`odation, troin 20 to 24 guineas per annum: schnol boo,ksand other reqzbisitesnot charged for; puplls lh- learn the i'tench language are regilarly attende by a natr-e of Part-, at 10g. W1 ier quarter. All partIculars can be had of gentlenmen wvho, throuzh expNrieticiui9 kind treatment to youth and unremitted attention to insil thabt education calcolated to qalSify them for men .ftmswiincss .,r prfesiontuiptursuits, are desirolis to recommend:- T. Charitno, Fsq. 1, BellI.d, Doctors'-conlions; lr. Ford, 4, -Banio- ro,urt, bottnm of Ncwgate.qtreet; tr. Hill, Royal MilitarY Asylum riwlsta: M61r.Dalton. Orchar'd'301ee. Eas't India Doeks; NMr.Penny. s1. Cornwvall-road. Coinmereel-raltt WiteTroo.brldige: hi. Barton, Esq. 3s, Suffolk-street East. Battle-hrldigo W S. 1!rOsefall, Esq. II, Gloecester. -tLae. Cnamden-towvn; .Mr. Green. Kigsgpn-upon_Thames, Na'. Y..clolrds, Dursis)', G'ieeitcrshlre: or 3rr. CrferQYod's agent, 89, Cilton-atreet, Somuers-towvn. Lonudon?. MSr, Clark;' Alr. Chapman's aQsststat. is to tolvn,and may be treated stith from 9 to 10, at Mr. 6recnw*-oud', wI-relic resides dutring his Stay In tOwn- also at.the ialutatinn Tat-em. 2Nesrate-atreet,betiveen thehours of i and 3 daily ,DRCSYECT HOITSEACADEM,S eNeiw-oi- I ro.td, 2 nIllet from Shoreditch Chsch or a limited nnmber of youngGENTLEMEN, conducted by Nr. B. dLF1ENTS. Thesystem uu instruction at this eatablshnient cOrlprehellds a the usual 13r.nches of polite and liberal education, cornprising a complete eo,r.-e of Greek andLttfn classfes, the,French language (wbich Is co,tStatitlF spokeni, geography. astroc.rony, cronology, history, English gainnhwr, comnliosition and elolltion, nenmanship men' 'hint, aecounts, aritbhnetic, algebra, the elements of Elid. &e. Tl1e morals. health, and general mental improvement of thepupils a.e olliects of unceasing, soieltude, and thelntroduitlen to the several ra-soc; of education ts siinplSieashi as uhas possible to the age and apacity ,-f t1,e eehiar,l,y ss-hlh means bels made fully to comprehend tjit unernin aRnd applieition of bisprogrcsiveacqus'ements. The- -IzolC of the donikestli arranigements are conducted with ehc utmost order and liberality, and frons the limited number of pupls rceived s-s esotablslsinent does ItS all respects coibine the advantages of a nuilJe sc,l wvith priv ate tuition. aud the comtorts of a home. Terms, i- luding cEt~ta, fromn 2 to 30 gtlless pet sn,umn, necording to age. pr.jccctnrrs, vwihrefereaecs. toe. may be had at the Academy; of ,,ir. Anderson, cutler, >4, Fl9et-street; arid of 31r. Iems, sen, 39 5ThiWrh3cilap, .1 Ariw THEATRR ROYAL, DRURY-L-ANF. THIS EVENING wvIll be performed, (for the first time). a newv comic Opera, called PHILANDERING; or. The Rose Queen. To conclude wlth (16th tine) a nevgraiid and comic pantomime,-caUed HARLEQUIN AND THE FLYING CHEST; or, Malek and the PrincesP. Schirine. TMEAT RP T R YA L, VC)- 9VEJr T.ARDE MM THIS EVENING, THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, MIr. Sinclair* Peter. Mlr. Rayner; \Vhimsieulo, l,r. Fawcett- Floretta, MIss Paton. To conelude wlth (16th tlme) a newcomic pantomimne called HARLE- QUIN AND POORt ROBIN; or, The House that Jack Built. ADBLFHI Y'IEATRE, ST.RArD. THIS EVPNING wvill be presented (8th time nt this theatrel, the melodramatic burletta of THE HEART OF M -IDLOTHIAN; or, The Lily of St. Leonard's. After which (16th time), an entirely new granid aud magnideent pantomime, called DOCTOR FAUSTUS AND THE BLACK DEMION; or, Harlequin and the Seven Fairies of the Grotto. The box-office is open froto 10 till 4, where ylaces mnay be taken of Mr. Callan. Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is- iloors open at 6, commence a nuarter before 7. RI-f.prlce at balf-pastS. The re-production .f thc Gamblers last evenlng attracted an overfow n all Parts of the theatre; 'the Public Is respectfully Informed it will becepeated till further notlec. NE4T SURREY Th[EA TRE. THIS RVR.NtNGl will be presented, the pecullar a&nd Interestlng piee ofT2E GAMlBLJERS; or, "-Mturder, thonghIt have no tongue, will spcak with noat miraculousorgan." f After whichl, an entirely ewe com.lc operetta, inS acts, caled FOUR INSIDE; or, Off by the Night Coach. The whole to conchlde wiith an entirely newv. pecu- liar, and original comic pantom'me, caled FOX AND GFESE; or, Harlequin the White King of Chess. Places to he taken of Mr. Rorauer, at the Ne Bo-;-offlce *f the rheatre; of whom mnaY be had -private bo xes nigh2tly, alSo free ateniqssont for the season. ROYAl. T'OBt!l. TIRATR. THIS EVFNING will he presented an entirely nQw melodrama of Intense Interest, founded ou facts, called THE HERTFORDSHIRE TRAGEDY; or, The Victims of Gaming. To conclude with a new, grand, characterIstic, Oriental Spectacle of most peculiar intereSt, and uwith entirely newand most magniAcent scenery, called THEGCALIPH VATHEK;or,TheCareerofCrwe. Placestobetaken of Mr. , R. 1onves, at the New Box-offce, In the Granid Marine zaloon of the Theatre; of wvhom may be had private boxes nightly, also free admissions for the season. TO CORRESPONDENTS. The letter of A. B., respecting the advertisement of a DisSenting Clergyman, must be autbheticated before it can be inserted. 0' Tite publication or The Times commenced at 6 o'clock yester- day morning g ant giniehet at 8.