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IOIL CALCUTTA kirect, to safl in alli June, the in fast railing teak built lil'IG- M4,tROD not yet thre5 e., _IerI. ,LIAM Sl'IERS, Commin,atder, burdeul2lttonT-InglinlfthieLondoil kr,anid has rotm toriht good.3 only. , -or.freigh apply to BlaZett 1ishar. Crliwford, ad o. 11. *old Broad-street., -OR ItCALC-UTTA, positivly -t3 -Sail earliy ini August~ wi1th Irave to tonulh at Mtadras, the fast sailing Calcutta-built :'IiiP 'OIflSEA, Capt. W?l.SII lALtp (of the lon. Compan-v's +udS lying In the City-canal;_.burden 550 tons. ties excellent 170iflOd5attart for 0assengers,-aiid. carrles an cxparienceXSurgpolI. Pasagenppy t Mssr Fltchr.Alexander. and Co. unb, re-square-, the comiwanderg, it'tlte Jertlsalcri-cOfl'eellouse-, to Babe and Nezite, 21.uBircb]n4lafle' Gaesni*D: tivelyan thel(oth of-June. tbe-new coppesed SR-IP GEORGEB den .'O os MAS- CLYZENS",-ommander. lying in. the.City Dl,datd xprssl' or.pascaers ad Is wcknoWledged to be of beaststaing eselsOu e'th prtof' Lod6ni citriid3 urceon.For freghv or assage apply. to -C _Ia n CoCcujs,, at 'ORVAN DIEMIEN's LAND) aid NEW SOUTH WAE.teremarkablY. finc::Tast sailing river- built SHIP RbEY PANp~L EACLIE (late of the Britomnart), Commiiander; *den411 tens-coper fastened ;coppered;ilrd arn)d.lyjngJ-ithc7NceW :inl.ododAeL ue se conodationsforpeAsen %ersby thisvesseI ~. ~ittt shpeiorecription, and Captain l~at, Iea'eI e tintedwithtc colniea iv mpart sil requisite intorma1"tion to soins proceeeding by th si.All experteured sur-geon iwill be'on .rd. For freight orpiae pl o WZsxton- and' hewitt, 8$,. itchedfr;ar,d. - j1OR-ROTTERpAAIL with alBakofLe-tterSf(im the pL, JOHN SLATER, wrill proceed from off the Custonm.house everyF -rday nMorning, at S o'elock_~retuirali1_from Rotterdam everY sdnesdaY mnorniing with pasAtengerv carrages, and lugicae. Thec pritor be t anoune t te pisla,they' are now building at end Va'elWhie willbe gt redy2wtharpo3ssbledesipateh. tozaf- d theaccmmodatio of a coveyaecstIcin every sveek, bittOCen udosendRoterdm. or urthr prtiulas, nd,to secure places, 2llat~t tobsmae a te enealacet Q8c,38,5' Siranddo DROPOSD SHI CANAL fromthe -Eglishto the Bristol CIhannek-lNotice In hereby glyen-.ti an -GNERA! ~ETINXG of LANDOWNERS, MJerchants, Banker,adohrlo *eted fI. sale important uude?takit will h,a held at thre London vern, In Blshopsgate-street, ptlI5" AV.- the 9th filstant, at one lock preel."17 c7epyu,iools, wil beopened to receive subserlfitlons, Sir Thus;-. .LETH8J,I4DGE:,B.-r-t. ldP.ti7ll take the chair-. ~JOV LTY.BatIes f Lgny Les autre J~ras', anc Wateloo,GretRoom, Sprinz-garens.-.The PERtISTREPHIt NORMA,dislayngthose BATTLS aItt,welveo01the most event P&lrd, amogst wich la the death of the-Dukte oF'lrtinsfeWlal Otre ras, he peios situation of Mlarshailtlluther ut.LlnYti ith f SrTh,, istn; the capture of .twix French ensiesteaS rod hare b thF toGuzrdtg2jnlst theouque. tcOl penl Gars.,eah- view accorpnP e yafl iiaylki enlnthedayfro 2t1116; nrd In teee~n,b a,a7n li-pstSo'eook B6es 2s. GalleryIs telO enei., '1 RAND JUNCTIO WATERWGRKS.-Ntice h JTherehy~iven that the DIVIDEN ,-D-declared- SLt thc3F Geoera~ sombl heedon te 3d Instant Will be payable-on Zlornddy,-the 12th r ofJulynext anors every succeeding Wiedn.esday. Thursday~, and ,day bssvoss he ours of-i l and 21, at ?150 CoMpsn'4O1fifCe,-ilr6OOl eat, orncror loltm,tO.rcettGro%v=lor-,squarc acid-tbat the ~kireilool~ tril beshnLt on Uondav~ the 14tbi- nstanlt, and aidagain onf thesadlth day of3nly, 1124. _W.NM.COE, Sec.- ilfleefGrtindJuncls ae oks,- 5th Junie, hd24. LL PERSONS havin an LAIM o DEMANDS upon the lateMr. GOG ILE,o Strood, In the counts Kent. coal-mecrchant, r eie otasmt-h atelr !reof to his Trustees iOdEeuos tteCalWan Sro,n ler thal-Nse same maybefrwihdcard;ndalso; tebtedr%he said George-Milllerarreusdtopyhaolt-0 ir rdi 4- debts- to bir. JonOlv,teCrktthsadoa itrood. Jiaae 2. 1824. SolIcitor to the TrseeadExecutors, D)TiRSUANT to a Decree of th ig out f Chan- cery, psade In-a cause "Wilkinson and aniother against Beall I thers," the CREDITORIS of JOHN DEWSBURY;~ lae 'of -Allen. rp,In the conunty of York, gentleman, deceased, (who died some - ithe ypar 174,ar fotailt en~d prove their debts breJama W rllamFrrer, esq. one of-tbemaster fteadCut his chambers In Southes pton-building-s, Chancery-lane, London; In defanrtithereof they wilbeaxexluded the beneditof the said decree. lune 5.1816. - F,VRE and COVEROIALE. Gray's-lrm. IDURSUAN'T to a Decree of the Highi Court :o Chan- cery, made fn a cause wvherein 3ohnJatkson-ls the Plaitntiff, andl .ry, Cupit Ls the defendant, the CRtEDITORS of THOMIASilBUMLS- -RD. late of ilo]sover, in the county of Derby, esq. (-his died ori , d April, 1820.) aLre forthiwith tb come in addc prove- their debt! bore FrzLnela PaLul Strmtford, esq. onio~of the M1asters of the gaid oart, at his chamnbersi, in Soutbaxpton-buildeings, Chancery-lashe- ndon;, or in default thereof they will ie'excluded the benefit of the d decree. W. and J. NV. i3ROMLEY, Gray's-inn, Plaintiff's Solicitors. - 0 the EDITOR of -THE TIMES.- Sir,-Cun-eiv- pi-ng it a duty to come forw-ard at this period to simply repr it. the true and unaffiected situa.tion. of Miss Zouech, through trhel !dlum of your widely circuTlated paper.) I have now to acquain the bi le On mY on-n mima3rtial testimony thereof, which may)he authen- ated and foiund unquestionable, on reference to the Marshal of t1ib son, that duiring thie SPaCe of near half a year, whilst thilsyun y haslogdn ha'rded witlh me in, the Kine's Bench, sh7e.ubha !ns so entrl ettte of the means of supportibThough inlsolvency Ii abrld et fayresource, or measure, during her IncRrdera- a. by,wihsh-I nevcrrbeless willing asid most anxious tc noursily aid herself, thativereit not that I had- compassionated r, she most doubleas have perished for wsant of lodsing; and the amonest necen.ariegof life, asitteatfon -doublyemnbarrassing toone iught up to high expectations and indepeOLdence, and accustomed comfort, respectability, end affluence; and thouxgh 1tamn hut ji wrwidow, writh a scanty pittance, and prisoner for debt, whto haA -n better days. yet J could isot consc!entlously see this yotung per. ilost, anid therefore have lodged and supported her entirely at my n expen-se, until witbin the last few weeks that the public. have itribtuted to her assistance; but It being hy- some erroneously suit- ted that 31i?s3 Zouclia relatives compensate ime-, I have deemed 2i tProPer to therefore undeceive the public, and her Wood wvishes on it ead asnothaing received at sixpence fromi any one of themn, I o giin thsewho commilserate the lot of this unfortunatte ing adyan ppotunity of comink; forward to her assistance, ng ysef s ditresedthat T have actually parted With almost :rylitle higih man rdrto support her- and myself. Durnn; whol ofthe$yeas I avebeen a prisoner, I mnay safely aver that ,h asimlarentrel deutuecase never camne uinder my eYes, and .e adys onsexinsbeing known to ho both respectable and powver conseuety a detriment so far In keepfing back others fromr ording hehtassistance whtich common humanity dictates, thai dcr conviction of this Injastice, I hanve thought proper to be thus tllcit. Igremaiss. your qbedient servant, 5 in 7, KIng's Bench, June 4, 1824. MIAnY GRAVES. j9 VAND_IRV-ELLA~ shoe merchant, &c. kilssthe bonoix .ir0 to eqacant the Nobility-and LadlesofrFashion, that hehas-foi !rInspecti atine COLLECTIO of LADIES' and CH4ILDtREN' OES of a uperior shape,.and at avery moderatte Price.-48 Prinbsif eet, Hianover-squafre. RGAN for CHURCH or CHIAPEL.-To he SOLD Pa very fine tonred BARREL ORGAN, In a Gothic case; Ift evil- nis 5 stops of`PlPes, and 3 barrels ofthcbest psalm and -hymn tunes, an exceUent sea-soned Instrumnent, and well adapted ito promotE sd psalmody in any smith couintry congregation. The prfce So gui. is. ~ltaybhesteen at H. Brycesoit', ~38, Loaig-aere. irARP and PIAN'OFORTE-To be SOLD, a patent j.DOUBLE-MIOVEM,%ENT J-IARP, by~ Erapd, coloar -dark blue, lyormaiented, and in, excellent cuadit on-, cost 130 guineoas. htut it Is thze Property of a lAdy le'aving England, the- low ortee of S5i incas wvill be taken. Also an elega'nt roseivood Cabinet Pianoforte Wu;,rnun, in the Parisians7,le, equal to new, price SO guineas. Mlay liessrd at Joseph Kirkman, lun.'s. piassoforte wvarehouse, 67, Frlth. seet, Soho-square. EW - SERIES of.- CA LEDONTIA AIS for the \ PIANNOFORTE with Flu'te Accompaniment (ad lib.). byJ. F, TR ROWES-.-The First Number, ' The yellow hair'd' Laddic,' &e. is itpuhiled. Price 'is. Also, by the same Author, I Auld Robin sy' Ald lg ye 'h ontam'&c. Cbappell and Co.,5o, nd-street: imd Gouldiirand Co. 20, Soho-square. 0the L DES.-.Mrs TIRRELL, S2. :Newmarn- street-, Orfor,5-street, Dressmaker, begs leave to offer her th,ans her'?iends and the Latdlsin general for patst favours,and to Inform :m cat she has asPlendid display of COURT, Fancy, and Walkinig IESSES, and a variety of other articles too numerous to roentoloii iesshosrroomtsare open every day from 12 tilId6. Th SA LE, by J. - BR NVRS 6, od-streetE, YC Cheapside, for ready m non ey only, a small Quanti tY of th e fi nest If chests riband FLORE'NCE OIL at 3O'., very superior Genoa oil at 6d. ver galon. beautifully burniing pale sperm.4s.. good genuine rm-i 3s..3d.,dropplngs and all other oils on equalty low teems. Or. ra from the courntry,a-ith referenceon'London,carefullyattended to. y'1UBL IJX~LIAS, consitn fms fti e andvalabl sots, well worth th teto ftenblity and itr. bloghefnat collectiQn ever offrdfr A,.They are smal pal, an mabe sen t to any parto h igo wviti the satetssetyandilibe rold on reasonal tem.A .Cffin And 's, Suthamton ursry, near Camdn-tnn llltesto be '(ATA LOGUIE of OLD BOOKS.-On the ~25th. iinstanat _2 will ho _published, by Jobn Coshelel Middle-row, Hlolborn, -RT 1. of a COLLECTION of valuable end useful BOOKSq; comnPre. riding the. best Wo,rks in Lexicography., Greek and Latin Classics, ani.lattons, Natural'-History, Botany, Medicine, ArtS and Sciences, Lthemlaticl. French BOOks &e. -rhe whole In fine condition, and v~ery moderaote prices. [10 FAIM-ILIES In ees aaes of Clubhouses-, BankTLaundry, Ceca.-Tisextensive and supe- r laundiry.Laestabilse fo.WSIN n IISHING of TABLE I BED LIvNEN als eutrae,bnkets napkins, twl;c tich arc talcen at' redcdrce san lnishe in;the beat majnner. ierenes aof the firsmepssbi~ and every other inforra tion may had by appilication orlete t b icoson. on the Premitses. 'ET of UNION FIVES. - To) be DISPOSED OF, a )splendid SET of UNfoN PIPES, the propertY of a gentleman tolhas,no further tessfor them. Theyaremnostelaboratelymount,,d s-ilver, It iL' supposed' there are at least 60 ounces shout them. JiLe'snamne. Klaus, Dublin. Originatl price, 601. tobhesold -for 130 incas They ara vworthY the attention of any nobleman or gentle- -aPad aa be seen at Mcssear& Sainsbury and Coa's, clerical agenats, Be11=-nidln'gs. Salisbury-square. IATENT OUT~SIDE SUN SHA-DES-_The p~aten.- teeaa nd solelnventersbegtomakekmro%n'nthe Improved mann- -ture of their PATlENT OUTSIDE SLUN SHADES, wvhich they ipt to evrery dpscajption of wvindow. Their great advantage over -I'yothersorteif blind Is thatthey keep the rooms perfectly cool in ho3ttest weather, they Ipro!ve thelighit, and offer no obstruction the vicar; they are toade -to take apart for packing-. M'odels for 7ecrent windows 3anDasros and Co.'smanntfactory, 20, Carlisle-street, hlo-squarc. PEAS.-DEACO and Co. CiThe-mnart, and 'I'ea aild I Sugr Warhous, 2, Skinner-street, Snowvhlll, London, esta- shed in 1511, ~ be t nformn the Trde and t8hupkeecesgnrly it heycotinetoSUPLYther EaAS and COFFEES fli packages ouns, alfpouds, and quarters, well secueed In lead, and i/~ih ae ~ tokeep good for any lenigth of time, Fuill par- ut-irs crsrr.rsA t-napplication (if by lte, ps ad ttn h proit lloed n tosetelin the package teas; also the lowest r5~-Lz-f- i.he chlrt or syniler quantity. N. 8. DealersIn fine EV;W ICVENTE-Dand EASILY LEARNED MU- \i ICAL INSTttL'MENTs..1. SIlp-SON, ~2o,reetsrt fc,d.rer, ~anaa-urer and Teachereof the Patenxt nouble anaf IglaFfi~czc~tParnt Dauble Flute, &e- son-in-law-and moany years 4-lag commence Uleblegstofihi nioracceobunt,yhedha ntjustfished 1ngecommpened bu l8zss 04 his oivn account, he has Just. finished i gelected a qiu-tty of the above fashionable INSTRtIIMENTS, aich arso essY to acquire that f. Simpson wvill give a lesson gratis any] lady or gentleman who purchaser, andd tindertakce to teach 'a In that time to play It.; their etTect onlyrequires bearlzig to be mired. German flutes sele.ted 'rom aly the principatl oakee. 2n- uets repaircd and exebalsilge N6M A Neiyl nvented Flageolet, re coMpasis andfinering G JheGerman flute, on which a flute-- yer hns nothing to learn. / ITEV MUSIC.-Jw' published, at Bairbridge's Fla- "4 geolet, ranufsctory. 6, Hflbern-hn-: at Simpsom's, 260, gent-.stn 'r. Ocford-stres,, and all the prJncipal music shops:-. sntF GieyjaiEladv, suiwith great applausa by wfiss Travis, com- %nibyphllipRnsptonaiF rice Is. d. Nina,analr withvariations I the pianoforte, compedhby PhiilpKnapton, 2z.dd. ClanGregor, auniescou-h sona, ,eomposed by ditto, sSd.6d. Second edition of 1 favourite Yorkqt?us llesi, i- a sts, each set 2s6d.; thelast four ,xted and arranged for the pianoforte, by PhilfP b'napton. Third tionaf a Sleett of Myronr T unes, with IS double ehaunts, ar- jlsed for the orio'Aand pianoforte, by P. Knapton. Thirdedition of ,'cre a noddin, tritI the favourlte-variatlons' for-the anotfortei ;nped by 31s% White; and a varietY of e and fhionable jsllcaotisn. 'ERRAR1Ys HALLINN, TAVERN, andl HOTEL, iT B2sing-lane, Dread-street,- Cheapside.-B. TURNER respect- tJY returas his incere thalnks to the pubUc for the great patronage hans already received, and informs them he has reduced the price his ho baths to Ss, iand his cold ditto to 2s. B.lTurner wishes to 'oarm familBes llvIr'atdistancc from the Theatres, VauxhaDl, and publlc places 01 ans,enent. and are frequently deprived of a con- iance to their own homes, that he has very excelen, clean and 1 aired beds, with refreshments, an1d every accommodation re- red, on moderate terms. N. B. Amostexc'ellent table d'hotW cn1- tlng of fish,soup, roastand boiled, with pudding or tarts, at 2s. j lhed,includingbeer,- every day at half-past 4 o'clock. Fine old ,ua from the trool-foll measurc, tUe same as at the Shades, Coffee tI hetisLate prepared equally sago6?d as on tl14e conti nent. Bath nod stol conches fronm the abbove inn. The Regulator 51in thelnornling. ronome ter 2p In -Shamroek-5. p. r. --- -_PERA.:--i-1Wthdame PASTA.-BOXES in every. part of JUne. On which) occasion. anid hr. tliat Evening ,only, Madamne I'ASTA will aktepr f ELI -llMor'srndopera, of library, 161. NewIlBoad-street. ,P VJ-V*A~TRE R~OYAL; DRURIY-LAN`&-A-Mr.LISTONN r ~,spectfally. in?orsas is bP"rIenda nd thbi Public In genieral, tihat bir BENEFIT 44 fixed fot' Tb-morrow, the 1Oth- In'stnt, when, the CoS.IEDY. OF ERRJORS wyill be performed, after wvhIch, DllAP AS -A POST; and by pdrmiss!oitof'the Proprietor, Ithe first represents-- tloni of the,newg plenidld: D)ram,.rn entitled'rllE REVOLT OF. TIlE GREEKS. Tickets and -Places to be procuredDf Ate: Lis ton, 5O, Greek-streeti, Sobo -,arid of'Mr. S15irng, 'Box Book-keeper. FIFH EATRE. R PAL RURY-aLAN-E. - For ttie June 18, when wvill bq lwcted Sheridan's brJ]iFLat 6orttedy of THIE Ri VALS. Vocal performainces by 'all the 'strerieth of-the theatre. After vhicb, the laughable Interlbide of BtLUE. DEVILS., The wrhole to conclude wItb, not acted these 5 years, the melo-drama of. THlE MAI,%D and the MIAGPIE. Oni this oeed8ion,'tbe.ackn6wIedr'ed taIlent of the establlshmenlt will be seeen to peeuliaxr advautage.-_ Ticketts to be hadonf Mir. XnIght,' Garden Cottage Coveilt.gardeoi-chambers ; of NIr. Archer, 37, Lamb's-condult-atreet Iited Lion-square; anna of Mir. Spring, -at the Rotunda Of the. theatre, where place.s pnay be taken from 10 till 4. IJENY TPI~EATRE' ROYAL, Druzy-lane.-Fot' the BENEFITof'Mr. M;ACREADY.-Mr. MACREADY has theboriifir to informn his friend., and the publie -I n general, that his BENEFiT is fixed' for Mo6nday ntext, June-I4. when . AsltMajesty's seryants will re- vIvethe tragedy of CORIOLANUS; or the Roman Matron. Catlus Mareius-14Al.acrtlady. Alter which, inl act, MATRIMIONY- Datlaval, Mr.3Macready. To conclude with tho mhusical extravaganza, called GIOVANNI In LONDON. DunGliuvanni, MiadameVestris.- 'rickets and places tobe had of Mlr. Macready, 34. 'Mornlngton-ppLece, IHamp- stead-road, and of MIr.Spring, Rt the box-officeof the theatre.- , OMWE_.-An extensive antd a&urate PAiNORAMiCit Ij~VIEW, comnpreheniding althe moist remiarkable Mlonuiunits, Ruins, and Places or thie VETERNAL CITY, Js now.cxbiblting at the LOSINIORAMA. Thie ites oftiheAnclentCatpitol, Foruim, the Via Appla and Via Flaminis, the Rtuins of the Coliseum, the Tensple of Jupiter Staler,PTonsSuhbUcius,,Pora Trlurn]plilhI.,asod Tons 1IIlviu$, the Pan. -theon, St. Peter's, the Vatican anid QJuirinal Palaees, the~ Winding and turbid TIbiur, MouantSoracte, and- many other objects equally Inter- estIng, all- appeatring on-the ssale,aucl. eith the effectof reality. This View hasreceivd the approbation of upwards of 10,0110 ttavellcks, Inm ludln the maor part orour nobtlityand gentry.' There are also In this exhbition Viewirof thieHoly-SepolchreatJerassaleta, one of thp isubteramneaTiTemplealn 1-Drolostan, whici -will be fouind effectively IllusrratIve ofthe descrjptloo of those extraordlnary.monlll2eOt,=on - tanedn--"TheWanders -of Elora - just Publishetd w.ith eea .ote~-iflwd cacely 'Thss- 1ntrestl'ng,-N6. 209, Regent-street, Q-Ox ~ AT: ONDN -UXIIAY BIBLE SOCIETY. lUs TheGENEAL II~h~TIG o ths SOCIETYtvilLbe held oni Mondy eeahtr,the14t ofJnn,s124,at the Whitechapel Society's R tehaelrocl. Esq. In the chair. - The chair to be taken at balf-past b preclsely.- ~~F4RIUMPH of SOUTHWVARK nt RY of ELCTON-The ELECTORS of SOUTHWARK, Friends of Parlametarylieono. wvill celebrate the sixtH ANNIVERSARYV of thei INEPENENC-bya l'BL.C DNNER, at theHorns Tavern, Kennpgto, n Tesda th 22 6f.Iue Instant. Ticket Sir OBER~WILSO, It.P. lIn the Chiair. tbehdat the Threei Tuns tavern, St. Margaret's-hilil; andL at the Horns Tavern, Kennington. o'elock,To-morrow, thalOthiofjune.at the-Old London tavern.Bishops- ga te-street. - The Subscribers and Friends will afterwards dlne toge- thler sat the same tatverni. Dinner on table at S o'clock. JOHN SMITH. Esq. IT. P. !n thai chair. Tickets for the dinner, priceSs. may behad'at the bar o1the tavern. N. R. The Tracts published-by this society are merely designed to r- coni-mend and enforee moral and exemplary conduct on ChristWia principles, without Inculcating any peculiar or sec-tarian doctriner. PTPIEOIGINL PRTESANTDISSENTERS' Ia.CHAITYSCHOL,Shaspere'wak.-.The Friends of this anceclandusfulChait wil DNE ogthe, a te City ofLondon Taven. ilshosgae-stet,en Wdneday,the 8thOff June. 1824, at 5 oclckpreisly toceebateheON HUDRDand TWELFTH James Dudderig,es, I Thos. Leftwirch, Jun. esq. Josephi Fletehr es. l enj. Tomklns. esq. Win. Fearnall,eq Freeman Urquhart, esq. Benraisl Gibb* oa. lchd. Westmnorland, casl. Tickets, 15s. tobhdf the stewrs; of the managers; at the school; and at theta-tern, A MIiddle-aged MAN and his WIFE, -witlhout any in- cumiribrance wvhatever, toLOOK AFTER aSET of CHAMfBERS. or a countinghouse, or witk a single gentleman or smnall famfilyv. The mian to look aftera horse and chaisee, or to attend to a garden, or milks and the wvife as Plain cook. . WVilling to mnake theinselves use- ful to their employers, anid can have an undeniable character from their last place, where they Ilved 8 years. Direct to J. P. 8, White Lien-street, Islington. - -ATENTAL D)ERANCGEMEN-T.-ArespectablePerson, LVLpossessing a small income, Ii desirous of RECEIVI NG into hits house d GENITLEMAN labotiring under the above affliction: he has had the care of several gentlemen, but is-altogether unconnected with anyasylum. The houseIs pleasanitly situiate, in White-conduit- fields, has a garden, and commands a delightfuil view of Ilighgate aild Hainpstead. Moderate termisiwill be accepted, and respectab!e refer- ence given. AddresS,po0stpaid.to A. D. at .5SCbaPe!-street,Peurntv.ll:e. Ti' AW.-1VANTED, in an Office it' eLtens ive practiCe, J.L4 a GENTLEMIAN who has not been uander articles anctiIs cons- petent to Manage the Cozmmon -Law- -Departnsent, irho coay - 'nve the assistance of ri rnipl u ho must be capahle of mnanag- log thisbhrancliiof theprofession Inbis absence. Tie moSt unexcep- tionable reference as toatteution,activlty,aIbility,andgceneraleharacter will-be required. Apyby letter,, post paid, to Y. Z. at M[r. Flook's, FVTO MERCHANTS, Gentlemen Of te L,aw, &c.-A _E_I3an and hIs Wife, without any Ineumbrancee, about 30 years of age eaeh, wish for the CAREF of. CHA.MBERS. Baoth have Ilird ser vants in most resprectable gentlemnen's famnilles, slid wudb ldt maka themselves useful In any way that nmay. bie requie.Uecp tlonablachsarcetrs cambe-Jsad, anct mnot respectablererncsgv. Address, postpaid, to-P. T. at the China tea wyarehos,1,Tot- fians.eourt-roaci.________________________ privte rasiceforthe last 20 ~Years, intends to open'a shop retillin, n asiigbeourhnod contiguouis to his present re- ofrnthbest prospects of success from ise eligibility as a c.,rerbuae,andtherespectability Of Its situlation, nod wvishes to meet with ayc ggntlewan who Can command 2001. as an equal PARTNER. TreI be no obj6ecton to a gentleman wmho ray not be at presentt quaiie oPractice. The moat respeetahle references u-ill be required an:ie.Letters addressed to E. E. Spelscee's library, Lamb'sConiur- eet, will be attended to. A.LADY wishes to meet with accomyn-odation sPA, ALOUR BOARDER, for a short time, in a school at the west end of the townr; the most respectable reference wVould be given and r,- qured. Letter,, wvith real name anid address, dirccted to E. za. at Earl's, booksellIer, Berkeley-square, will be attended to, 'kTO VACATIONS are giveni at A-r. T.-IV. ~H.-SKY .7-,3ACADEM'.', Cpllege-nouse. Hackney-road, unl1ess required-%t wvhich establishment the limiPed numbe!r of 30 YOUNG GENTLE- MEN, under 16 years of atge, are BOA RDED and EDUCATED at from ,24 to 20 guiineas per annum, according to age, -including board, English, French, Latin, and washing. NO extras whbatev-er, except for books, and the charges calcuilated from the day the pupils enter. BLR&TTERMANN, LL.D. Professor_ ofAncien~t (G .o and3tModern Lainguag:es,, respectfully acaluaints Ladies and .Gen- tlemen rllat he has established an EVENrN ACDEYfraDLS 36, Tonbridge-placw, New-road, and at 10, Leathersellers'`aIrfldingc, London-wail, where hp, witlh comipetent native assistants, teache-s all1 the Continental Lzanguages oni a Plan best calculated for speedy im- provemPent. Terms twvo guineas per quarter (to be paid io advancelj; attendance from 6 till S, or feom S till 10 o'clock, three times a wveekc. Private instruction In the Frt!nch,- Italian, Dutch, Gernian, SpanfIsh, Latin, and Greek languages every hour of the das'. Terms, at homne, 7 lessons for one guinea; abroad, according to distance. Eigilt. gui- - neas, by subscription. to be c-ompleted in ally one of the continental lagae. A few pupils may be atconunodated -nith board aid lodg- iga3?,Tonbrldge-place,- No u-road.- 4hUAI)RILLES, WaltZing, Minuots, ~GavotteS, and every other style of fashionable - DANCING TAUGHT l,y Mir. WILLIS. 41, Brewer-street, Golden-square; Private lesson, at all hours .to untaught or Incomiplete PuPils of any age, wishing privacy and ex- peditioni. A select acandemy everyTtI'lesday and Friday eveninig. A juvenile. aeademny on Wednesday and -Saturday.- Also a morniing academy for ladies only, on-MndsanThrdy.Fmleau -scbools--puuictually attended.lodyanThras,Fmiead UADRILLES, Waltzinp r Cunr oa-ncing. eorn- pletely TAUGHT in siX PRIVTELS N,foonguea andt every other department of Danin epeitoul taughte,b Mr. fLEVIEN, Dancing-master, 29, C tltosret loaburt, y. select eveningRacademy for ladles aiidgnlie wc ek w guIneatspergquarter, or one guinea per mnh onn ate-wc awieei for lad ies only-, also ajulvenile cdm vr ensa and Saturdav afternoon, one guinea per qatrScoledfmilies attended. A LADY andI GENTLEMAN, or Two La~dies, mra~yybe I-.accommodated with FURNISH4ED APARTMENTS, oni mode- rate terms, orn the b,anks, or the Thamnes, Inuioreat4, UPper James- street, (rolden-square. WVO or THREE LADIJES a eACM TL DATE'D wVith BOARD and LoDGN,I Bro-rescent, on moderate terms. FOr cardIsof address apytthlbrry, at Bur- ton-steps, ~JNFUIN!SHED APARTMENTS-~To- b~e -LETi, the FIRST PLOOR, consisting of 3 neat rooms and kitcen.W an -notherIf 'required: also a ehaiseho;;se and stable niay be had II wanted. Tn.-house is pleaSantlY situate. APply, or cidress, post pnld, to J. 1teltish, Stockwvcll-green, Surrey. URNLI HED APARTMENTS.-.Two singJe Gentlje-- .12roan (If brother the more agreeable),inay b;e accommodated wvith ahndsome SITTING anid BED ROOMTS. withini-S minutes' wvalk of- 'Change. TwvoresPcectable gentlemen will find comnforts and atten- tion not ofteatto be met with. References wrill be required. Inquire at 118, Bishopsgate-street-without. A YOUNG G N L M N-of respectabfility l~b A accbmmodfit4d with BOARD and LODGING, In the loose of e mnarried Professional Gentleman, where there are no childrell. Tha bedroom Is lakrge and airy, every attention wvill be paid to his domestic c-omforts, and he wvill be treated in ever), resipect as one of the family- Unexceptionable references will be requIred.- For cards of address app.ly to Mr. WVoolley, ulPholsterer, &-c. 193, PIccadilly. -i- OARD and L IG G.-n a genteelstbi- men thre astpreentaV CANy. As the bed roomnis large an iry i ma sit wosiser orfrends, who may also have a emai rom adoinng. Th sItatin i truly- desirable, being airy, pleaant,&c. thesocIty ill e fonIlighly respectaLble anid seledt, wit evry ccoimoatin cnduivetodomestic comnfort. Cards of addrss ay e hd b appyin (I byleter,Post paid) for T. M. at Mr.Teritts crcuatig lbray, 2, uddstret, Brunsi8Wck-sqquare, -.BOARI) and LODGING.-A Gentlemani wislles to JL)take Into his house, niear Pentonville, In a very airy situatio,, whnere the family I~s small saed there are no children, a GENTLEMAN - to BOARD and LODGE. Or Part of the House nsightz be Let distinct fromn the redtL Any younig gentlemnan ititended for the la'W Would find,this a desirable omne, as the-advertiser Is ia that Profession, and wrould, be ha tpy to assist him In his snizdies. Very respectable references wopuli?l be reqluired, ana liberal terms expecte(T. Apply poe;t paid, to A. B. at Mir. goughton`s, lawv stationer, Chanceery-lane. ~LOSS!s -BOARDING-HOUSE, yotig.Del Impressed with the warmest sense sf gratitude for the misis avours received, most respectfully inform their- friends and the visiters of Wortbitng, they Intend CARRYING ON. the -BOARDING HOUSE on a smaller seale, adjoining Bedford-house, whliere they hope foracontinuanceof their favours.- Z ORD BYRON.-Lately Puailislied, by 1-I. 'ilomp-. son,; 1, lvellfn gton-strsst. Waterloo-brIdge, Strand, London, a. ARTRA(T of this celebrated POET, exec'uted in initative Cameo, and acknowledged tobe a very ssrikin likeness: size about 5 Inches by 3j; price bs. plain, 8s. shaded; and to be had at all the principal libraries in town and country.-together wt-itht the most admired iiedal. lion wafers, In boxes contaInling 12, -50i and 100, at ls. 1Is. 6d. 5Sc. and IO.=at H. Thompson's, as above. le assortnentis keptfor those Wnho prefer gelec-ting theIr own subjects. ^ATt. andi SONS, -'ron -aid Wire Fence, Iron Tlurdle, 1-L erandta, Balonty-n, Gallery, Sky-light. Staircase; and -general Ornamental Wrought and Cast iron and Wire Work,, 89, holborn- bill, opposite St.-Andrevs church, -solicet the Nobility shd Centry to Imspect their supersoio soeeinieng Bsas Jarge stock oGvtariousprt}- R IvRE WORK-. foimmediate demand. Orders exeutd wthpuntulit ad dapce. Variety of-wiremeat safes and ish over, wich xeluefile adall lnsects, and are of jreat use i theEastsOd est ndie, Vreovork for larders, dairies, IXTANTED, a ~~goad PI P 'OOX" "A pl'~ 6, VITA~TE~}, .NLURSE3 whdithas -been usedochdr, tosnl e htsi dreeyuai,a Appy a 1S Sthnspn atret Mr. lifosnsb'ur. -IU. - * WXANTED, immediately, a go LANCOK, and custmedto cilden. Aply etwen'te iiurz.of-71-atid 5, -at 14, 5VVt4NTTED, -ini:APPRENTIC0,-to' :A, Tian-Qforte-- .rrnm:)-er;. the Y.otb niot to exceed 14 Years Of age. Apply-to Mr. Grange. atl;lS,nomsnty;terrace,florseferry-road, Vestnlinstd. A smanUpremltini expected- ' I -:-- .: ~: !W . XN TED asart -active young MAN~,,with amn ~- W danlableehrater for bonesty soreyIe h-has been usedL to a.reti shp,ca rite a good ad ne'ad accounts, and williak hisl drl~Ivssetill., All.t7Pcailly. No -officeliespei'se pl. .- WiIANTED, in tha MiIlineryaild JDresniakig:us. hess,- two.rbspecutble young JLadles as APPRENTIcES. and TWO,IM1PROVERS, where the strictest dttentiofl ill bagaid totheir morals Asnd lrnjroveraent. -Direct, po~t-,paid, to Y. Z. 12 , po?tofficee St'ratford ' ANE,by aL steady single, yoipingMan, a STA '"IINas W-A-ITER, eitherfaotown0rf ountry., The adver- ,tlsrthrouhlyunderstAnds his bustftesS. and can hatve -ans undeni. able character neery respect fromn the sitatilieoteis aboutsicaving. Security givien if required..- Aliileaddressed tOnA. I. at-4, Graivel-sne, near Blackfriftrs~roatd wil be immediately attended to. No offiid-_ ~IANTED,- in a- respectable Family, 12 i3ijles from` IW. towvn, a`steady PerSon, firomn 25 to) 30 Years of age; Ini the capa-- city of NURSERYMAID. -.0Oie who has-beesa Rcenstomed to the care of.ch~ildeen.-sind perf'ectiy,underseasnd.atbe aanageimentof tlemn, and wyho has filled that situatodn. She must be gooItempere; aild-work well at her nieedle. Personal apillieatl6n To~morrow, between the -hourn of 11'afid 2. at the .Bull Inni,-BlshoPsggte.street --An undi- niable pbaracter wvill be required, and-iSo written-onewllibe taken. .T N-TED, by-.-& st&ady. y, u -W --a abut 3j -WV yars of age, 'from th`erOuntry; anrdof'Most respectable conz nexios, a ITUATOR, as LADY's-11IAID, In a Family of some ranki She osseses yer requisIte qualiilcstion and a good taste iqi 113l4% neryand resanaring. The most undledbl~be efgence eioabegivenI for iuiaatr...-isere she'llved -the -last I Yearts, No-objection to travl. ll ettrs,post -paid, addressed to A. B.' at 'Mr. Cushing's, perfmer,18,DownaUet,Pieceadilly,wvill be immedlaeelyaittenided to. WANTIED, a FURNISHED HOUSE ~and RI~GHTr of SHOOTING.-WANTED, Immediate!y to RENT. by a re-' spctbe FamnIly, a,goud-lszed well FURNISHi.D HousE, Offices, Ga,Rdn.du a enpall quantity of Grass Land,. together wvith an exclu. sive RIht of Shooting over not less than I OQO0 Acre5l of I.and.,twell stocked with game, attached tisthe howse, Tize'distance fronsLondon not to exceed 120 miles.' Full- particulars, stating also the quantity of covert on the.property, arfee requeste o-esn ylte,ys paid, toW. H.esq., Chapter cofehue St. PaIl'schureb,yard,Lonaon. WUANTED, by. a younigLady, the SITUATION of WVGOVERNESS ina-prlvate Family, rxas Teacher-in a School; ence ca begivn axd wll ereuire, Lttes, ost paid, addressed WTANTED ~by_a Mdn hof respectabMiity,1talents, exjpeu- WVrience. and connexions, a SITUATION in any of the following capacities, wrhich he Is perfectly able to undertake, viz, as TOWN and COUNTRY-TRAVELLER for a Mtercantile House, or to go on Cosnrmis. sion toany part of the Conttinent, either to ex-ecute orders in the com- mercial line, orto attend afamnilyor party toany of the latter parts, on the most reasonable termns, wbhere every trust and confidence mnay be relied on. The advertiser has travelledmote tha- 20 yeayrthrough allparts of Eu rope in t4ecapacity of Interpreter, valet, and courier; he spe-ak nlianv lang'aRges, wi th other sisefol talents. Can have the highestreconmmendation for hionesty. jsarticularlysobriety, clviity, good tem-eer, and indiustry; also his Wife asAttendant. Hlousekeeper, and LAdiea'.inaid If required, being perfect mistress of dressmaking, eitber to mnake a tour, Or to remain on the Continenit. Any family or party wvho should wrish to apply to the aWgove may b6 eulted - to their satisfaction, byaddrdsaing-letters, post liald, for MI. IM. Michel; to the care of Miss Parrott; Biritannia coffeehouse, 9. In the- Marsh, 'near the Coburg 'Ilseatre, Waterloo-road. London, will be duly attended to. ~~A TS a SITUATION, in the Oil, Gyrocery, or WCheesemongeryBlnsiness, a Personi, who has been 5 years in the oil trade, aLnd I year in the grocery, &c. businessI can w%rite a good hand, anid be well recommrended. Direct, post paid, to Y. Z. 11.3, Upper E-ast Smitb4eld. WANT -a ITUAIMM,as- GOVERNfl~\ESS, a -Lady, wh sfully competenit to ilnstruct irn the English and French the se f beb lobc, msic an drwing. The adverti8er has' beenforsevral ear acustoed o titin, andlias given, the highes t satifacion.Themostresectale efeences can be given relatiye so ailites nd cunexons Immdiae attention wvill be paid to leters:adresed,pos pad, o K K.atMessrs. Darton, liarvey, a-na ~[RAVELLER'A WA TE .W N E ,an experi-~ fl.encedI TR&NELLER1, In the Oil Taescuiyfr5001. will be reured. Apply by letter.only to TC Clpecfebue St. Paal's, Vj'PO PRINTERS.-The -advertiser, who has had ex-pe- IL rience In suinerintending a printInz.offlce, and in reading, Is de- lirous -6f being EMPLOYED in either capacity. ljReferenees will beo found satisfaetory, AddressoV ~ . 40, West mithfield. 0'' TRADESIMEN an (JhrS.-WANT~ED, a SHOP Ti.in the country, In at general line of business. Any peron havinig suc todipos o, ad tatng aricuar, my earof apuirchascrby appictio, os pad,to . . 07,Feterlae,London. A YOUNG ~MANT,-comnmaniding from ?0 Ito ?1,000, maybhear of amodle of lyisig it out to advsasa under his ow,,i 1inspection lanai recalling'it at pleasure without risk, ashe Is wAnted to mnan2gethe books wstih a salary.- Address, post pi,to l,lr. E. ?%.. Smth 7, Lombard-street, rAW.-An ARTICLED CLER iK WANTED, in an 1L4 011e of ge.neral business, Wvhere he would be under the imme- diaLte superintendenice of the prilncipai. A kpremitun expected.- Apply (if,by letter, Post paid) to Mr. Lloyd, 1larclintent-seller, Bartlett's. buildings. Hlolborn. ri(Vo BoT and SHOE vAEIS oting Mlani - .L wjisbee foi'a SITUA4TION asCLICKERt:bhas srve his time to the trade, and can have an undeniable eharacter from the situations he now-holds. Address toA. B.at Mr.H 1-lowoo's, greengrocer,Gray's-- Inn-passage, Red Lion-square. Nooffieskeeper need apply. ~ClOMMISSIOIN.-WVANTFED, a PERSON to SELL on COMMtISSION ian ARTICLE ef univ,er.sal consumption. One coninected with the stationery business wvould be preferred. A liberal Per cenitage or -commission allowed.- Address, post paid-, to A. B. at Messrs. Moore and Son's, astiton.ers, 63, Bisbopsgate-street. " COAL and TEIMBERRMERCHANTS, Wharfin- _Lgers, and Others.-A young Mass, of aetive habits and respectable connexionis, wvishes for a SITUATION as COLLECTING or other CLERK: respectatble references will be given and security if required. Letters, post paid, addressed to A. Z. at Mlr. Harsant's, tobacconist, 1, Portern-row, Towver-hill, w%ill meet imm)yediate attention.-- AL[LY GOVEURNFESS.-A1 Lady, who is acouetomed D otu'ition,i desirous of obtaining a SITUATION as DAILY GOVERNESS; She is mistress Of music and singing, teaches the Elnglish, Italian, anid French languages, history, geograiphy, svriting and arithetic. &c.'l'he mos,t satisfactory referencoes-wvill- be giveis. Address, Postpaid, to C, 1i. 23, Comnpton-street. Bronsiwick-sqluare. -P~fO MERCHANTS, ~&C. conliected wvith the Port ol. II.HTull.-A respectable- -young Man, Wvhose present employment Idoes ntot fully eccupy his time, wtishes to undertake an AGENCY Jin the above towitn, He will haEve no objection to travel throuigh'the ad- jacent couinties if required. The mioss unexceptionable teferences ,will be giveni. Foyr particulars apply to W%. Fitstrtathern, e?q. 3, WVoodsatok-street, Bond-street. 'f10 PERtFU RS Cobmkr,F cyBuh T Makers,&c.-.The Advertlser,htiving odCisxoo-i w among Counitry Hairdres~sers, Perfumer,FnyDae,&.wud be lhappy to undertake a COMMINSSION frayvsetbChuei the above or anyother li,se of business.Alltes os a%ad~eg to Y. Z, at .5, West-street, Soho, wvill be'uyteddt.Nh oi undertake the travelling. department o n epc~l.hue ny Security glven If required. .CCOKIOATIONTtoMAU CT ES.A Li~ nglih Maufaturer, wrho has an establishment-lii- Sctoland,- and wo ha reg beenl ralccutoed thoh thle prangei~a dnen ee o tuaube ofyas tau&ewing to STADDON an C MISSION i onbusiness,enfro sel grrccabllyhousefuin the mosth, n b dile. oren aerticee eonnbetnd wit theo draperylie aIsfaretouirefl dress,e woll begvn.Ltes,Ps aid, toCa.a~ BaIe',5,Doreset-steetF G, Portma-sqiire, Ein bTrhs adetgwetillbedl atndedto be repea ed Man, ho ha beenaccusomed outseso thsnae isset ofse ablarg iSer, an Isperfctl comcte~w cndut evnr,branch of atsagri -l turalbusinss, wshes d obtin a itUAIN win whie hraen wour be Ia~o rndejhlnsef gnecllyusful Themurist unde uniab a,re ferenes cn begWenas lso cuWty I requ hired. lddrs, posinet This dverisemNTSwllno berpatiOteds.IVIpya GENTLEMAN havingtable cnexost abbhm in-UT ' Londo-a, and with commercial oussther frs respectabledpr. or ublc CNClItNof stalised epuatlnsidre uhsstfl Satisfbee- requredonl. onthegrond o sustatinel o seuitises. Apmmuica.. tion, pst aId,to .Z.at r. Fy'sI4 . Wet Smthied will meetw dUe attenmtWuldhleonome- 0 PAR NS anid MURJANCH STERAN'j'E,Ain baaa ast fr dawng atov be-ARTICLED. Aen stabelillea haventh for. tunspetabof st nudy ftea rhtctur alrLand Surveing a ndacos cztml Mesiuring Branches of the Profehe asoon,land being maeIre-orn fte frs city ompanes, aliberl reium ti expeted.e AIpl byeri lTter L-- yung Man f repectble onne elaions o a respeActNin-a-l men inwhih ba serice ma becoSiderinend tsfhe hasnben tio~ b leter ost pad, ddrsse etorTde. At r31 Crostyprow Walwrth wil beimmdiatly ttened o. oudav 1)isno obec- t2 ,k undlerstanding th bvbsn ,and wo would b--wllIg- t tsaeaSHARB, in the rofits for their services inraising a eoiinexfon In thzttline: culght be engaged by e p erson wvho has a shoIp In a good- situation, that has been long establisneilin the cabinet line, abdwho wvishes to unite the auctionecringbualncss with itzas no salary wilt be given, a conamisslion will beallowed for selling goods i the shops. a most respectable reference Will'be'required. Apply toJ.,jobason, - hatter, 47, Theobald's-road, Foucddhingr. - - INILOYAl NLT...V-ANTS a SITIUATI'ION; a-nid- J12 dle-aged -MAN, or a MAN and his WIFE of. respectabiijjty:.J- snuiertioi ot o mch n bjet a acomfortable situation: can givethe irs -reereces s t chaactr, -&c.: can gire security -if reqire: witea pai exediiou had,and u-nderstands eomn;on acconts;knos ton w.il;iso bjecionto tak-e out small parcels., andto ak hiislf enraly uefl sis obeciontotown or coun- try,ort tae carg ofa hose f rquied.A lne,Post paid, edQ dresedto i.C; t M. librt', rocr, , 'lltou.sreet, WVorship ~~~~l zEN L M N.Bih -having square ~ Bihti),ada-eygetnuinber o othr huse beng uil, teInhabitaits of that part of--the towrnare desiousofhviiga8it0ON atid APOTHECAICY to reside amongst them At reset tere bigbut one apothecary's shep.froyn Middle. stret (he-ente o th tun) to theivsyst-end, -including a pce-o nealy hre-qarersofa tll, covered with buildings, afvual ojiprtunty pesens IteIf oan.maedical gentitensaniol re.Vapctabllity.- tre is tI rsmsd ufcelpractice for- tavo -or, three: separate.