WANTED, a PLAIN COOK, in ...
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JIVANXTED, d PLAIN' COOK, in a Fainily where the V wLtllIO is given~ Apply to islr. Adams, baker, Upper Ken- nslnrz,Ixe~lne. Valayhall - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IANTED, g.MULILINTER, at 44, Rathbone_p1ace, 'Vwhois compret,ent to t%k-ethe marnag-ement of a busines%s. No) one need ap;a-l whose abilItIes and charaicter wrill not bear the strictest inqsTXry. WkjTANTED. to BORROW 2,00 up_on ~MRTGAGE of a Preebold Lanided E-state of I Sol. peranrnum ValIue, at the -hite of 4 percent. luteresL For particulars apply by letter only, to A-Z. GuMlhatllcfehue KIng-street. Chienpside. IANT~ED. TWVO CLERKS, for a Warehouse. WNo%ne asted apply who cannot write a fine and expeditious hanod, MA4 npply el.isely to buebesit. Lettere, post paid, to H4. F. at Mir. Wallere. surverGr. Little Ms..cirflelds.1 W *'INTIED, a reajectable stout LAD, about 16 years vof age, of good ehmrmt.ter and diLstpsition, to learn a business, to he ARTICLEDfor 3 or 4 yenirs. At proport-on of hiis wveekl earningsgt willbe gven.To boardland lode out ofthe housle. Auplyyby lettr. pen pid,tori. FrIsk-er, IFS,. Fieet.strct. An errandbywatd *'ITNTED, 'for a respectable sin!Zle Lady, of. moderte K Wmens, BOARD and LODGING, atew miles irons London, in a &nwal family o-hoare not accustomed to take regular boarders, or Writh a single lady,. Plan accommodation is onlyvrequired, and termis niuslt be moderate. Apply, by,letterioily, to A. B. !56, Great Orinond-street, Qaren-'qn!re, WIANTED, by a single Genitlemani, whose`o`ccupation~ cal,t bimn from home eaLrly in the morniing sanitil evening. APAIIT3IENT`a consisting of aL parlour anid bedroorn or. a floor, Fur- niFshed, and aLs Y will be enpgagd for a length of timie, the terms rmte.t not exceed 251. pe ear; w.vhere there are no children, nind half aLn hour's wralk fro tst. Jarspcs's-%treet; in an airy situation w-uld be preferred. Address,.os paid, to A. B. Old wa.Arundel- street, S-trnud. No office letters will be attended to. XXTAXTED, a FURN'ISHEliD LO0DG1~ING,, to-he Y tned by the year. to consist of a rirst aLnd second tloor, with orne good attic, and the usne of a kitchen. The situation between Ox- ford-street and Pail-mall. and betwreen Park-lane and the Haynmarket. Pemrisosanswrering thlsadvertisenment are requested to describe tile lodging anid the ruriiiture particularly, and t,, nanme the renit that %rill b-e required. Addresn, post pald. to Mr. Smiith. at Messrs. Jones and Ytar-relt'o,newsr.en, Bury-street, 't.3aJaies':s. No personial applicatioin can be attended ass X~ANTED). toRENTr, for the next GroushingSeason, W n ctensive MIA NOR, In Scotland. wvell stocked with moor gm , were the exclu-ive right.of porting Is gven. A houseron the Tl7i,t!reontto 1 onus to themi wvill be tequired, wvith onie parlonr anid not lessthai; three bedruooms. A cotta;re tolerably comfortable wrould suit. The P.rth-hlrce ountri, would be pre-ferred. or where there Is a chance oi having tolerable blackganmesh.,o:inig. Applicationrtobe made hf in odo)to Sir. Joy, Grand Hotel. Covent-garden; or to Price Jonies, ec- Ruthin, Denub hshire, North Wale,. W .-XNT ,a PA-R-TNE, with fomT ? 0ot ftone of the most lcaiepatent concerns (h only one ,.f Its kind), who -,ill have the sole anaRigement of the rIon ee.for -hich he wrill receive a sum of monecy as at salary for his er.,;bie. 1,sides one haif of the net prtiit5; or to sell the wYhole to- gether, the proprietor beinig obliged, in colisequcince 1,f an ill Sate Of bhealth, to goto thie(Continent. Thie most hononirableanid satisfactory espla,ostlo n~rd most sca-tini7ed refereiices wrillbe given, byapplyilig by lctter t.J. .C. att3lr. zchs,lter's.,219. legent-street. W~~ANTEID, writhin 5 niilet of the Bi-idges, f-or a Gien- t amn and hi- Wife, PART of a very respectab-le PRIVATE Hot:~. t:nrfurnished. in a seri.,,is -mall family, wvithouit children), to ros f3 or4go ied roomr, wYhere thlere is sonic garden. I in the nelehhiour,-itd .-f Brixton. Csaphamn, Kennlngton. or Vauixhall, at will1 t.e pre~'erred. Ti-se who are not accustomned to let, and have a h'eise nsiawh larImr than they require. may tind this a desirable op. portaliy Ten,. ousthe oderte.Direct particulars and terms, pea pad. o Eg. t Sr. n~ll,~. lS.L,nihard-street. ~ DESTIA ASSISTAT, a yong Genitlemian of liberal edu- catlii.who ay rishultmatey t prct'.e in ihe higher branchles 01 te prfesion.ar.din he man tmecultivate the improviemnent of hls ind n oter sbiecs. le woldbe aLrticled until he he tom. petent to practs .for himself A pre iomniof from :1)0 to 401i; guineas will be rquied and isO anna runrtoialwdfor his atten. tion. No one uWness he he the son ofagnlmnge apply. Apli,y 'IT letter. po=t paid, Addressed te, G. i.aM. mtsstationer, 192, 5rnd opoieSt. i7l,nmets, chareli. "WTANTED, a st,adv sedIate LADY, to finish the Pt education and be thc cioniantion of onie or two young Ladles under 17 y earso P,ifag.. capable anid wvilling to devote part of her tuzne to-domes t'ic hfrfar., ti.e f-amiily beine small. What Is ternsed a polishied goVerniess. in nt,blmen,e;s and fashionalble families it-ill nr.-t suit, hilt must be capaRble wvithout the asist.iiiCe of masters. To a Lady whlere "L-iry woul a;ot i,e an object every k-oidness and attention wvould he sh-ism. as one of the fainly- A ptsaili dnlnestleated unmuarried Lady only need apply. Statinz age, nmne. aiid sal-ary expected. Address to . 0.t SIr. fndrns,1_Grececlnurch-streit~ ANT ,for a veTv respectable P,rson,who -has of W ht ond~itted the doriestic sd occasionally an active part in the btuin-'s of a neat ralative, hilt fron csiatige of settleme;nt Is uiniv de,siron- f meeting w ith a e,.infirtalile SITfUATION' in a TRtADE'4- 4AN' FSSIII.Y. where the -linem)ight hbe requii,ed, or as Cilpnioilni to an lon-gild tm,vcllin,g. or resideiitmi the cotmthiint knos Fenc well, poss.essed of getiersl esi,d abilities aiid educeatioin, with disposi- tion to render her-If uwi.Can give the mioAt satisfactory refer- enres. likewi~e testintonia1g, fro,m a family of' consequenoce, with wh,ml she lived onic time ut,in a fi,rmer occasionjIaid fulfilled a re- speetable nuDies of tr.Nil objection toamnv distance from Linloni. Addrt-s- piost paid,. to C. D. 1, Basing-lt C, ty Officekeepers need hilt reply'to !hkl' ~1 T N"TEF toPR H S,a mnodierate sized well Uil ctVTBV HOCSE orVIiJ.A,. in perfect repair, with from 10 to 30 acre-i. includulig gardein. plea.sure ground. amid irie;,dow or pa.sture !and. The hotuse must consist of g )iiszed dining atid drawtirin.. Nmillm a srivill library or breakfast rililm, .3 or 4 best bed- rooms, with 2 dressing room!, and water closet, .5, it servatis'roomns. sen.vants' balt. gisid kitchen, laundry, and su1itable otli3ces, with stalled 5tahiung for 4itr .5 horses, and coaichhoiise flit 2 or 3 carriages. The. s'tiati,in nsinst 1bo dry- and hkealthy, anid Immnediate possessisin wanted. T.. sive tt,eihle tIle purcha.ser wo-uld take th, furniture at a yalms- ti,sr., If in goo,d co,ndition. The distance froiii Londiii,n Oust hzot ex- cee,l C-) miles, and If nesrer the more desirable : Middlesex, Surrey, and Kenti would be preferred; Essex vlli not suit. Letters, post paid, adidre-sed to J..G. at Mlessr-. Tayniten and Cheethami's, law stationers, Linroln'--inn. will he duty attenided to. VANs a -d,tSITUATION7, as GOVERNESS, a Lady tw seeucation wvas comipleted in the South, anid wvho has been accustomed to tuition. Shie will instrilat in music. Frelich. aild drawing. ge,-irraphy, and thie us,e of the glolies, wvith the isthe.tiusual branches of ?emsale educationi. She is a catholic, anid wAill prefer a situation it, Paris, or with a famiilv travellitig 11n the contiiCielt. Ad- dres,s. D.F.G. care of ',Ir. J. Bell, Stonegajte. York. ~TATS STUAIONasWA REHOUSEMAN, er Wrehusean. igh Poter, or Messenger, a young Man agd 2. s-howrtesa -iodhaud.understands accounts, and know ton ivll:wil mak ~lliiselfuseul.Verv respectabile refer- encewillbe gven s t honsty,sobrety,andattenition to btisiniesa.to the entema he as ustlett Diect p1t paid, to A. B. at Mlr. Da'sona. ilmn. , tor-steet lldfod.uRure. No officekeeper TASH 1NG(.-Anv Lad(y or G7e-ntleman wishinig tc put ouit their WACi'.ING mnay apply to 5- 51. At h, Miartha-street, nea-r Edniond-street, Cambherwell, Surrey. Carn have a good recoin- mendation. l'YOUTH, fro te coulltriy,, wishes 10 be placed as gAPRENTIC'E, to a etatlmflr, bo',,kseiler, bookbinider, and prin- ter, tohiard Rn'd lodg wvitli the fansily; a -premnsiln ivill be giverl. Addre-9. p-st Palid. ti T`.NV. at 266, fiX gh-street, B o,rough. ' OTN-G MNAN wihes to ENGAGE himnself in a re- TAsPetable Cosn -err In the BROAd) SILK TRADE; has a k-nosy- ledge of tebusine-s, and can hsteavresipeetable character from his la-st iti,uaton. where lie lived near 5 years. Letters dlirected. post paid. to J. Linibait. at Mir. Hole-i, 42. Alderinanbury, wvill be at- tenided to. A GENTLE AN, havig ?6,ll(0 at coilnmand, is di sir- oul o ET tl.IH hmset i soe Neiratire wholesale BUTSI- ESS o mai,factoy, a iniwldge o hich may lie easiily aciiuired. l,onsn o witIn 0mies if Luld B u-llle preterreil. No patrtner- shi. lcttr,lsust aid wth ealnae. may be addressed to X.Y. S COMPANION.-WANTD, by a respectabie Womli,a STUAIONasCOMIPANION to a LADY, or to altoiia LdeIs cquintd wthdressniaking, slid has no ob- ,etln o il hr eiur tnewih eeleor.All undeniable refer- encecan e gveil S ette adressd I, E. H. At Mfessrs. Las'ell ailud (salcad. :. \w-~reet Coentgaren.will be dilly attended to.. ~ I LI NER ad DR SSM KERI.-WANTIED, ii; jVJ resectblehous e~l,uiinss.at thie wesot nd of the town, a youg Prs,n, iter sanAI''RE5fICFE or an lInprover; as her comlortwould b partiularly ttetde t, a premiuitm wtill lie ex-., peced.Adres, oetpai, o I. . a Iarwvoudasld Sw-ale's library, rp(O PA RENT:S and C.UARDI AN-S.-WA,NTEl) im-_ M_mediately', ins respectable and fashioinable houlse of business, two young Ladles SA .PPRZNTICE~, and onelInprover, for itheNMil- linery-and Dressmaking. Rtespertahla refeisncees wvill he Oiven alid required. Also a yo,ung person ti; superintend a light business in a pu1blic sl tuStioll. Apply to III _Iudid-gtreet, Brsunswick-square. 7~TILLLtNELt.-WANTED), a comnpetenit Prsonl, In NilJ thie above line. in a whoiles%le house i,f great respectability. The first-rate talents and taste are re.1imired, therefore ntomi. others nced apply. Thtere Is also a vacancy for a respectable yoin lady asI an apprentice in the drests as:d mnilliiiery departmeiiti. A fesy mood needliewromell lilay meet Nvith employment eitlier at thie Ikouse or to take house. Alpplicationi at 44, Castle-street, l-lolborui. P '()jRESjSMAK ERS anid MILL INERS.-NVANTl-. J ED, by a oumn- Person of respectability. ai SITLUAri15 u M%ILLJNEhlir nd 'DRffiISAIAKER, for two Year-s. ii ain established fashionable h,suse of busluiess it premlium still be given. L.etta,s, post paid. address%ed to A. B. at Mr. l.-li,iewstilan, 8. Oxford. market. As the young person does laSt reside thiere. lioi persorial all. plication. will be attended to. g' OVE KN-1ESS WVANTED, in a Genitlemiani's F'amily, qLU to teach drant-tImg 8nd the usuial hraniehes of education, and al8t, music, with the assisttance fat master, to tliree young ladies hf S to 13 years of age. The governess Muirt not he under 25 years iii age. The salary 40 guIneas. Letters, post paid, to he address,ed to A. B. at ~.Iessrs. 0l iphnut andl Co.'s, 14. Ca ck-sour-street. Charlng-criisK. PL () PAR INT and GU LARDIANS.-WA~NT.ELI-.a Yot,aot 14 years of age, of respectable connexlons. as ius APPRENICE to Stationier anid Bookseller: every attention will be pai tohismorlsand domnestic consfort. aiid he will be mnade free o,f theSttioer' Cn;p ally. A liberal prenilumni wtill be expeeted. For cards ofaddressapply (if by letter, yost paid) to A- B. to tlaecare of Nir. Carley, 449, Strand, ntarCharbig-i'rorS5. Lf AWI CL-ERK WVANTED, whio call write a goodI hMa fnd, ma.ke oiut lills, and has a geiieral k-now-ledle of inusiness, pa,rticularly- common law, to relieve a priiicipal oceasiot ally. Appily byletter ously, Atatiuge5atar requilred, to A. II. at Mr. Loddcr's, lawv stationer, soiithsfLlpotoi-but Idings, ilolborni, post free. LAWV.-WANTED, in an Ofr1ce of extensive practice, La GENTLEMIAN, who has not been under articles, aaid is com-. )petent to manage the gomnnioli lawr departmenlt in t le absence of a principal. The most uinexceptionable reference as to attentirai, act; - olty, abUity, and geuieral character wyill iie requiired. AlpPly by letter, pos pad, o AB. at Mir. Floolt's, laW stationer. 73, C hiancery-lane. T AW.-ger.cvOffl~C-WAN'rD, a11i active intelli- .LA ent LER, tomange te Cmmon Law' department of' ai AGENY OFICE.He mst ave ad cmisierale experience in that branh o buineS,,andmus throuhlytinertatind makinig out bill ofcoss, -ic Saisfctoy tstionils s t ability aLnd tintefrity wil bereuite. Adres, ostaid toA.B atMeasrs. Boyle's, law atationers, carey-street. ruo0 EARTH ENWVARE DEALERS.-WANTEI), by 1t a -nullg Mlanx, 26 years of age, a SITUATION In the above line, as CLEBK, -reavellr. Warehousemaia, or Shopman: lie has a perfect ksow le ie, of the IlsiiieSss and has served in all the above capacities; or as JulorC lerk or Shopman in any other lirue. having a knmowlecdge of Loimdi business in genleralt. Address J. W. 210, UJpper Thasnes street, London. ____ O P.ARENTS and GaUARD)IXNS.-WANTED,a rell-ed heated steady Youth, of respectable connexions, as an APPRENTICE toail Etigsaver. Hevill befreeof the city ofLondoui. Frlenids to find apparel, &c. A premiuin expected. Further parti- culars by personal agpilcation to SMr. Brown, 11, Craven-buildisgs, Drury-lane. N. B. It Is the sole wrish of the advertiser to engage a solid dIsposed youN t h, and genius for drawing would be preferred. 1LE1K.-NWANTED, a steady respectable PERSON and his WIFE, without incurnbrance, to live In a house of bu- siness- he must understand hook-keeping, &c. and be of verv sober and reguiar habitsa good securityvwill be requited for 1.0001. No personal applicatiol wvill be attended to. Letters, stating age and qualification, post paid, directed to A.B. at Messrs. Davies alid Sonl's, Glltspur-street, West Smithfivld. ill meet attentioll. MPLOYMENT WANTED, by a respectable mid- dle-aged Man, for 5 or.f hours a day (the is-hole of his time be og t is is I'a) t would be glad to meet wvith a tradesmnani to vho-n he conuld make himse,f1 useful in posting his books, collecting utstaLnding debts and rents, or t,u superiitceid a w%h;trf during the abXsence ofthe principal. A moderate remuneration would be ex- peeted. Ad dress, post paid, to A. B. at Mr. Meredith's, stationer, &c. , Mlaiden-lane, Wo,sd.sttret, Cheapside. s S COMPS'ANION.-A young Lady, respectably con- 1 nctei. throughl unforseen olrcumastances Is desirous of obtain- gir a SITUATliON as COMiPANION, either to a Lady or young Ladies, beig illngto xet hr tmot biltis In rendering herself gene- y useful. The present offe?r wIall bie"sworthy attention, emolument notbeng o uchanobjctas cmfotalehoine. Has no objection to resde wholly in the ountry, eo?r goabroaedm. References of the first yreapectablltywIlw i.e givest and cnired. Address, post paid, to A. lt 3lessys. Dawes tnd Co.'s, Great iVaddox-str.et, Hanover-s9uare. GOYAS LOAN - tiei ere y giV6li, that h iL SECOND HAILF-YEARLY DIVIDEND of th is LOAN WiM b PAID to the BIONDRiOLDERS, at th ountltighouse of Hera Hendricks, 7, Tokenhouse-yard, on tlhe Ist day of Miay next, n any subsequn aVSnayecpe,bteen the hours of 10 and .Tire sldend warrants ate to be left for examiination at least one day previous to receiving the dividenid.- A LES POSTPONED.-D ENEW rFesectfU!!~llyfi~m thePulic tatthc SALE of the HOS OLFUN UR an EFFECTS of Lad~yStrachey deceased, avried t aepaeti day, a her Ldyshlos late restdlenee, in, il-teet eklyS le ari alo he aleofthe kffects of liamber Gascoye,sqdeae, advertised for Wedne%day next, in Great Stanhopetrt,Pk-n; are botht unavoidably POSTPONED till the ensuing week. Charles-street, Berkeley-square, April 12, 1824. 'ICTURES.- TIll NobiLity) and Genitry are respect- JL fulli, Infor;nedl, that a COLLECTIo N of PiCT'URES, by ancient and miodern mnasters, inicludinlg the Battle of Waterloo, and the Death of Nelsoni, painted by, the late A. IV. Dlevis, esq. asre now on SALE, be- t ireeri the hurs of 12 and 5, aLt 56, Pall-nmali. f 0 be LET, wvithin 2 minutes' valk oftheBoa Exechatiga, and half a mliiute of the Postoffite, X~ery lIIght anzd a ry1L A PARTMENTS, Unifurnished. conlsisting of a kitchien, Parlour, drawing room, and5Sbedtrooms, and use of part of the cellatr. lii- quire at 5, Nicholas-lane, Lom bard-street. I1 OLDER's-GREEINs Htcndon.-To be LET, osi Lease, 14Xa COTTAGE delightfully situate, containing every actommo- dationi for a sniall Faniily, wvithi nearly ?ncres of lRnd, good garden, stabling, and requisite outoffices. Fotparticulllrs atpplY on thle pre- mises; or to Mr. Perry, Perry's-place, oxford-street. ~IRST RA'IE ATNHUE-ObSOL,y .tPrivate Contract, thel.EASE of a very capital EAIGH E at the, west end of the towrn, held fora iong term, atalwrent. The sumn requiredito take possession will be about ;E6O patof which a puircliaser may be accommodated with. For, partclr apply to J. Scriveil, auctioneer, appraiser, &e. 84, Alderisgate-street. TUDGATrE-H~ILL.-To be iSO DOF, the L.ABELLE S.Nt)VAtlE TAP, on Ludgate-hi,onvr avngeous5 termxs; the'preseat occupier declining in consqeceoli hat.For further parnentlars inqluire of Mr. Vines, aOCtiOl n prier, Soulth-crescent, Bedford-squaLre. All axPPlicatos yletrob free of p,star,. 0 P b" soL), the whoQlefe tsf a-n ARt'l1'iICI AL T FLOWER CON_1CZRN, consisting of a steel: of ready mnade flowers, co:pied fromi nature manxY excellen t tools, and othier isecess- sary otensilJ.; Th's old estai,lishnieih, is the more desirable as it Is cairried on, privately. Apply for inispectiol tickets to Mlr. Mortimner, 46,3 Princees-street, Soho. rM'OGRIOCERtS and CHLWESEMONGERSE.-To bel DSPOSED OF, tire LEASE and GOODWILL of a HOUS and SHO, n the above busiiess. pleasanitly situated in a popu lous and respectr,Isie neigh4bou,trhood, Smiles from ltown. For cards of addcrts3 apply. to Miessrs. Raven, Harrisoni, and Co. 3 and 4, Laurence Pount- niey-laine, Cainnon-street. able PItEEHOLD TITHE FREE ESTATE, na otmnl an i~ter,,feld, comprising a capital farmhusite andotbidD5an abu -100 acres of baind, of which about 250 are arbc60mao anid pasture, atnd tire remainider wood lanid; inimeditepssinma be had. For turther particulars apply to M,essrs. Winte n ilas 16. lBedford-iow. Loindon. 0 be10 D-ISPOSED OF, 17 years'LAS an O D P WILL of a coriPa at BREWVERY, with a convenient Divel1ifl house attached, situate aboUt 4 irriles Iroin town on the Bath road. Any person rrlshing to engage in the axbove linec of busiiiess wini find this wvorth their attenition. Cominizg in for fixtures and utensils Iii trade 3001. For furthtler particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr._Vines, auctirilecr and appraiser, South-crescent, Bedford-square. F' URIIITNRE. - A Family, about to quiit Lontiloni, is desirouiso,f DISPOSING OF their FUJRN ITURE, which is genteel aridc conven!ent thiougi rnot expensive, by private cointract. The house also, coirsistinga of 11 roomDs, and sitirato close to Bruns- wick-square, is tis lie let, and, if taken togethecr, they will prove a valuable acquisitioll to a genteel familly, as a considerable sacrifee will readily be miade. Apply fr,r cards of address at 10, Kentoni-street, Blrunswiek-square. i-lToTbcl,8I', for thie term of 2 years, andI entered upon ITmimiediaiteiy, a genteel FAMIILY' RESIDENCE, wvith suitable om-ees, pleasAure grosunds, kitcheni garden, excellent stable, and coach- house, situate arid being at Wickharmnbreux, in the county of Kent, .5 miles froxi Canterbury, arid 13 frirm fltatisgate, 'Mar-gate, Deal, and Dover. The residetnce ininiediately adjoins tlre little r iver stesir,a briie trouls streami affoirdinig a good suipply, of tisht. For further par ticulars apply tir Mlessrs. Curteis arid Kingsford, solicitors., Canterbury. ,F)CA IALISTS--To be SOLD, the LEASE or a rbtata buiilt Pill VATE RIOUSE, containinig S roomns, wilth gadnbeid iost underilailAy situated near Euston-square, nowv let to a respectable teniant at wril, at 401. perr annum: 1001. h;r, lately beeni laid out in beauitifying arid repairinjg the premises, wh ir-h have been built atout 16 years. Lease untexpired 610 years from Lady-day last, subject to a grotund renit of 16i. l Os. per anniursi. Letters, post pauul. El,r Z. Y. Pirstothec, llarclrmrrrit-streer, Rtussell-square, by pr-in- elpir, i0y,rl. with real irarnie arid address. immiediattely ,rrttrnded to. '~ ~O CHY"'FS, Dtugg:sts, Surgeons, &c.-To be DISPOSD OF,a HOUSE wi%th alarge csnimiodiouc SHOP, elegntl fitedup,rima very superi or sitirationi, at the 'vest end( of' town caculaed ithr for an extensive wirolesaice and retail business; or fr general practice. The prospcct of air agreeable cririrnexiori uig irtinduce the present occupier, who Is a Mleniber of the Royal College of Surgeons, to conisenit toil irartirership, but tire atirte of Iris liealtir wr,,u.d prev-ent anly very active exertionl ox his part. Gentle- irnsl wishinig to treat are requrested to direct their letters, post paid, toiA.B.C. to thec care of Mr. I Itweil, 7, Gwyiiiis-bur:ldinigs, hsiing tonr. ~TAVE{SHAM I'AIIli ESATE,near iteadirig, Blerks.-To be SOLD, by Private Contract, this valuable arid iiritrpirtant FRIKEiIOLD) ESIATE, wivtil distirign-i~lsled lansio,.-house arid o?ices, Siturited in tire centre of a park, well stircked with noble niriber, arid environed by LOWrt acres of rich and trodricti-c arabile, iiicaidure, Pasture,arid w,oodl'and. Tirgethier with tie Mlanor of Caver-- ri.ani. For furrther particulairs rind ticketS to vierw tire propert apply t, Win. B3. Sheeni, caq, siolicitor, WVallirigford, Berks, or Messrs. l'iuder- erori arid CorInyr, -licitorrs, Bush-larie, Caunrir-ltreer-, Lonidon, wvhere plans and drarwirigsorf the estrite riay lie seeni. XEO~NG LEASEHOLD) COT'ITAGE RE4SIDENcE to be SOLD, early iii May r due notice of the tinie of viewring tthesanie riill ble gliremi. It is Sit-Uate aiLrily anid pleasantly, nea,r the wvest grid rif the townir near both park,, arid a short distance from twvo great roaids. It is well adripted fortfireiiiniredlaterecep,;ion ofa small geniteel fanrilly, or a gentleman in airy of the A;overinmeixt offices, and wm-,,ld particularly suit a fairirily fonid of retiremienit. A proper- de- scriptionr calnnot be here given, liut it canntot be equalled near Loicdon for it, ruiral situartioni and the surrounidinig counitry Ini -iew. it con- talns, on the upper story, 4 bes~t arid 3 other bedroonirs, dressing romorn, water and store closets; tire ground bloor conttainis, a hand- Winre suinrier riin,dining ariid breakfast prariours, housekeeper's roomi, kitch-en, arid other domestic offices, wvithi good dry cellars. T'ire houssl is well:stpplied wvith both kiiids of wvater. Tire outdoor offices emiHisit of double coachhousc, 3-stall stable, paved yards, &C.; goed liunidry, arid cellairs unider it I brewehouse, arid suindry attached oriches ;a large gardeni, wrell stocked rrith choice fruit trees;r tire pleasure ground is tastel'ull ' laid out, planted wvith shrubs, and inter- iriixed wilti fruit trees. Thie reason of its being to lie dispiosed of is on accounit of tire famiily retiri..;; inito thte counitry. rI~VO or- 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS WVANTEDl, Teithier imnmedistely or at Midsumminer, by a single gentleman, in at house rwiere there are no othier lodgers,witli attendance for himoself and far 2 childreni of 8 arid 9 years ot age, during the vacations:; his dintiers are tikenr frorri hoine the neighibourhood rif lslirigtrrn will tire pr-eferred. Lctters addressed, rvith terms arild further par ticenlars, p.,~t pisid, to.l. It. at Messrs. IRoyston and Co.'s, stationers, Old Broad- street, will be attended to. iA IRdNG, wthor s~loIt oardi.-GENT ,NE,MEN are CCOMODATD wih a oodBedroom, Breakfast; use of sitingrooir,fir, aId andes or lls iver ek ; dinlners and teas oni lerrrs qualy rasoabl. Itis ecuiary eligible for officers ill tire arrryor av, a tey av tIe onifotsof a bome wlith select and agreabl soiety Frnchis soke, ad annie of the Jininates are niuscal Aply t 8, Oes;Titirfeldstreet, Cavcridish-squiire. OARD aid LODGIG, illa siniall respcCtable pri- B vae fmniy, or aguiea wek, n tire highi rosad, with a large ~acuri, eartIre4-riilestrue, 1Ismnereitw, eirere every attention us aidt, cofor: espctblereeenes eruired. Address, post yai, ir X.Y a M. Lrinid's bke, 1, roe-lace, Hanmmersrmitih. OARD nd L DG-IG.-AWidow Latdy, witholit-a B fanily,wishe to CCOMMDATEa Lady or Gentlerrialli rith tne irive, n rasinabl tems. ireht,se i plasatrY situate, in tire Nw-roa, lookng rier theRegert's;ak 1apeta r Fi-zrrys ofadress spn oM.Lwae, baker, 61, Warren-street, OARD aiid LO DGIN WANTIETD, o ata _B Beard wvitih Lodg-ing, by asingle geirtlenran, in a private famnily, wrr'ier there are rio orther iodger's. Th'le situatioln must be west of St. Paul's (if In L.ondorni, arid not beyond No-rfolk-istreet, Strand. A puleasanrt arild musucral family at Bromptori, Knightsbridge, or Kericing- turo, wioulr be pref'erred. Air agreeable lironme is boug,ht, rind a liberal reinuneratioli wvould be giveni. Address, Post Puid, t6 C. Di. at M11r. L'arter's, stationer, Royai Exchange. lielereneces giver; arid rerluired. V N FL) RN ISI E D APART'E -r.AvNi-D to U RENT, by it VWidowv Lady, (wvho lias hier ownl servant,) a hand- soeFiRtFi-Oul.00t, wvnth good attic irridkrtcheii, iris geniteel private li-jose, Iii inn airy situationi, bordereing our the city, where tiiere are nlo tirlldreri or orher, lodgers. TIernis arid Particuhrirs addressed, post paid, to A. B. at Mr. D)avies's, iruoliseller, 1;5, Southamrpton-rum, ibus- sell-sqluare. will be attenided to. 1N513 U Y-SQUAR.----BO ItL) anid LODGI_1NG,. .-ina hghy espctblefarily,rvthsuparior accomrmodationr for a Orireirrii aid ri Wie, r inge Gntemen, likesvise air excelelent aparoreit mrtrr sinle adie; alo a oomycouilting-irouse, wirhit seirarate entranc for the aceorriirudatiori of a erieerar wh o ehuises -ga ARDING HGU E lA argcr arid haindlonielly FUR.t- _B FISHED CHAMIBER isnow VACANT, fora Geritlernair arid his iv ire, arid a Chrarmber for a slingle Geriticirra, iris well established, airyarnd comordion,ius hotuse, wvhere tire table is liberallY suiPplied, arid tIre society linrited and hiighly respectable. For a permnarencey tire terni., will ire mo,derate, arid tire estalirisirinerit both as to Iitssituation arid tirrrarrgelueiits oftfers the advanitages of aidjoinring public anruse- merits arid tire comforts of society at a_ niuch less expernse thain house- keepinig or prov'idiing iii lodgings. For- cards apiply to Mr. Htugganai, 14, Howard-street, Norrfolk-street, Stranid. FJ'V0 PARLOUR BOARDERS aiid Ot-hers.-~AvA- JLCANC'5 presenits itself in tire fanlrilY of a hiighly respectable Wiuorov Lady, res~iding iii tire vicinity of Blackineatir, to air elderly, lady, a la-dy arid her' daugliter, or twoi sisters, to be received as BrrAitDElts. The lieluse Is large, wvithi a gorid gardeni, arid replete ivitlr every accommnodationr to renjder a residence desirable : a sepaLrate sittng oorr i prlerrd. efeencs o tir ighest respectability gl;ri id erlird. ireCars o adres aplytoMr. Waillis, 44, Re- gentdirus:Mr.Chales oul, htte, Ldgae-iri; or by lIeter, ASMALL FAMcILY may be accomiodtedwit TW AEX DRAWVING ROOMS and a very airy BED CIIANMB9R, newly arid irarrusrimely furnishied, ruIth a Sleepinig Roomn for a Servant If requir- ed, forr, if prreferred, atteridairce wiill be provided,) at 6, Euston-grove, Euston-squrire, niear to St. lPanieraslrJew Church. Tire liroise is oceu- pled by a biagie geritlerirari, arild thlere are rio eirildren. Itc is extremely airy ariid pleasaint, ardtefrqec f ptublU sitages to arid fre,, every 10 rrinutes, froiri Paddinigtonr to the Banik, renders thetsituation peculitarly desiraible. inquire on tire I-reririses; ait M,essrs. Simpson aniit Co.'s, Srieeting's-alleY. Corrihill ; or at Messrs. Pearce and Co.'s, St. Clement's ciureiryard, Stranld. Middile-aged GENTLEMAN andFh~is DAU~GHTERf ji rish to BOAHDarid LODGE in the house of arespectable widowv or snfigle lady ; a clergynrirr's wridows wourld be preferred, where thkere are nio yorrng childres, or oither hinanrtes; sihe niust be a geliteel well bre ldy,ald mvezna rspctasl crel o soiey.As tbie bject of the advertiser is to rireet witth a comniortahle arid liermanent lioriie. agreeable domestic society, arid to avoid the cares arid troubles of hnrusakeepirlg, he will be rilling to sirake a liberal reniuiieratioi for tIre accomindatioi) ite rvants; therefore, toa lady Who rnay Nvish to increase a Iiiited irconrze, alid toadd ti hler society that ofa respect. able indeperident geintlemiiani and his daughter, ti5s Ir-ill be found a most desirabte opportunity. Tlie west eud of Loidoi, or any respect- able torvn or villare near it, wvili be preferred. Post paid letters, vith real riarie azid ad rcias, yhr lhi ol1Yy urill be attenided to, describi go ar. ticulars, arld directed to A. It, postoffice, Sloane-street, KnightsbrIage, Londoi, will meet due attention. Thie most respectsbie refcrernce, mr'ill be given and required. T"HE OIGINAL UTOTTENHAM7HOUSE, No. 1.5, .IL Toitteriliami-cour t-road. - In curisehloence of the decisionl given by tie Chlancellor of the Exchequer to redue the duties on every de- scriptiolr of silk grorrds, T. SHOoLBIIED and Co. take this opportunity of statilng, that they have REDUCED the ivhole of their STOCK rif SILKS toulich ItllCES as will biddetialice to airy other estabilishunenti T. Shoolbredarid Co. deem- it ailmost unnecessary to state, that their stock compriscs every description of tile best manufactured goods that can be produced.-Attneir warehouse, tire Original Tottenhani-ouse, Tottenliam-eourt-read., E;AOVAL of FLEET-MARIKET, the New Londonl alid other Bridges, &c.-Mr.PITl, Snrveyor and Agent, begs tO arrounnee to personis to be affected by the abou-e alterationir tbe ne- cessity ofecrutinizing the Bills miowv passing in the House rf Commols, the Coirmmittees of which will act fairly by all Parties, and In wilicil there is no tiTne to lose, as thie Committee on Fleet-market rmcet To- miiorrow. The CorporatIon have said sir much oni the Alien Bill iln the Court of Com.mon Colucil, that they cannot whih to Ire vested vith tire povers atpreseiit in the bill, since MIr. Peele's having power Is to threni objectionable. MIr. Pittisdetermined to use his endeavours to see the claimants fairly compensated on all occasions, as he bath hitherto done, to the extent of near 200,0001. He wvill, bowever, continue the measurement, valuation, amid Investigation o1 charges in building aecounts, on the one hand correcting exorbitant demands and oxs the other supporting the fair claims of tradeshnieiL nd the meanest, mechanie in that departinent from the rule of overbeariri ignorant professors, on vhich occasions, as well as the above, he will attend In anuy part of the kisigdom.-12, Adam-street, Adelphi. I*Jr. Pitt will suggest to any oppressed perlons sued In the MarshelseaCourt the means of a cheap defence. fONTY, M1ilku AndI 11arzf"Ss.-T b OL , ay1i1 5L some PIEBALDl PotV,- 9,te1ryseayi ans. Plrice or.the whole3O.g neM only. orJh al tFrths livery stables, opolcFrV-ane. 0f' be SOLDf, a b4tgain, a Cabriolet or Fourm.wheel CHAISE HORSE,15Shands~3inches high, with grand action; cau trot 12 miles wvithin the hour, 6 years oild, and warranted soutid, wvithout vice or blemish; alto a neat Dunt Pony, 6 ye-ars old, 13 hands high, warranted sound. aLnd can trot 14 miles within thte hour either 'In or ouit of barnees. Liberal trials allowed. -s Apply at the Commis- slion Stables, Foley-pae,Porln-tet V TALUABLE PARo COACHI II ORSES to be V SOLD. aild7 years old, between16 and17 hands3hIgh, in high condition, dark bays wlth black legs, and stars on their foreheads; the- 7 years' old horse lost his off eye at two years old; sold for no fault, but the proprietor beingindisposed and not likely tobhave any further use for them; lie ladthem both at 2 years old, and they have done very little work. Inquire of Mr. William Hiazlewood, Sohace, near Newmarket, HORSE BAZAARt, -King-street, Portman--square.- THIS DAY. April 10, aLbout FORTYS fresh, superior, young HORSES will arrive at this establishmnent, purchased at tuke Dur- ham and Eloticaster fairs; consisting chiefly of wvel matched car- riage horses, neat hacks, tilbury horses, a few short iegged cobs, equal to high wveights, and several pair& of handsonme ponies to match, wvith full matnes and taiis. t -I 0B PON Y.-To be SOLID, ONE of the most perfect ltjand coinplete little COBS In England, 13 hands and a halif higli, 6 years old, warranted sound, and free from vice or blemishi, colour bay, Wvith blacek legs, and long tail; he Is fast, safe, and pleasant iII all hispaces, and equal to 120 stone,weight; has been broke to harniess, in wehiche goes remarkably well, Any inlirin gentleman in wantof such will fin ahim invaluable. Apply to Mr. Clarke, at his; commissioni yard, 100. High Hobrn Prc 0guineas. U ORSE,DENNET,and HANESS 10 be SOLD, a grea barain;the enne andharness are In excellenit con- dilln, he orseis n ecellnt roter,only a5 years old, anid soun.d. Any erso in ant f a cod entel st out wvill fitad this worthy oif ther ntic. Atril 'iiibe lloed.Apply to Aurons, Alexander, andCo.l~id Hrse Chewel-sree, Fusury-zsquare. Twventy horses of ll esciptonson ale Amng hih arc two excellent coach H ORSES.-To be SOLD, a bargaini, T %O HORSES, from the couintry, a mnost. beauitiful roan gelding, 16 hanids highi, 6 years old, warranted In every respect, for symmetry and beauty niot to be equalled; woutld be llvaluable as a park horse, or to carry a lay. Also one ot the neatest Cobs In London, 6 years old, 14 handis higli, writh suiperior action. The above are just from Salis- bury, and wrill be found worthy of notie. Liberal trials allowed. Apply at the commission stables, Foley-place, Portland-street. QADLER's REPOSITORY, C"swell.-stroet.--Fast wvell kJy bred MACHINE HORSES, off' the Wliltonian Cosch, the genuzine property- of Mlessrs. WVallington and Co.-To be SOLsD by AUCTI ON, by Mlessrs. GOWAI', and Co. To morrow April 13, at 12 o'clock, THIRT'e very clever Well bred acti've IiCi'tsEs, particularly deserv- ing the attention of gefitlernen In want ofecarriage horses, lpost, job, or stage maRsters, beiug generidly young, sound, in high onitio,n1, and from conistant work. Thie whole of whbich may be viwd oeday pirto the sale, nd are positively to be sold without anly reserve w~hiatever. Pisblie sales every TtuesdaLy and Friday. 4i Most valuable J-iOPSE, Derinet,, antd Harniess to be SOLD, either together or sepsLsstely, but to any Gentlematn wA o woud purchase the whole a reduction in pirice w'ould be maide. -l lhe horse Is IS hands3 high, equal to great wveight, andl oiily 6 years old; was bought by the present proprietor of the. breeder;- has done but lit5le worxk anid is wvarranted sound, and temperate ln hiarness; is a most exce ~ent road horse, and very safe. The deiinet and har- ness8 are In excellent preservation, and exceedinglyH-ligt and fashloii- able, MIay beseen at the Fox and Hounds lvery stables, Curtain-road, Shuireditch. A T DIXON's REPOSITORY, Barbican.-A HORSE, 3LSuanhope, and Hiarness, of the first quiality, to be SOLD, a great bargain, consisting of one of the eompletest slhort legged horses in Egadcatrtigrdstl14miles In the hour, with his kneeup alk6 wih 2 stne o Ils bck, and the reins laid eni his neck;d a olt xcellnt hrse o rie, and a very' hIgn couragd hore i hanes, t te smetIm pefeclytermuerate. AlIgt handome suerby ilised tanopeand lcnesss, very little Infe- riorto nw, y anemient uiler. ay e viwed uiiitll Tuesday, the 3th an4urhcrparicuarshado;appilication at the count- nAROUCHET and HORSE to be SOLD, together B-- or separately. The barouchiet Is a very superior built one, wvit h srngs n arkloy;iIsne slt ei, in good conditioni, avery handsome model, particularly light, suited for one or piof hors, hvina poe sId haft. Te hrse Is a dark buy gedpitirg 16 ha,is an a uartr hgh, emakabl hadsomec, with good action.1 a fne how poerfl aima, wll rot12Miles an hour, has donie 10 inthe aove aroucer; ould ake n excellent eabriolet or cariag hoses heis plasat sdde horse, good couirage, free fro vis. ysiraned oun, ad sfein harness; and as the pro- prieor as o frthr us fo thm, heywill be sold very cheap. Apply to Mlr. Riley, sllkmcrcer, 11 8, OxfodstreeLt. _____ 'TO be SOLD, 4. superior GELDINUS, with excellent -a- action, temper, and In fine condition, lit for immrediate use.- ]. Chestnut Geldinig, 6 years old, 16 hands 2 inebes high, perfectly steady, and v-ery falst In Ilarness, and a very, superior horse to ride in all is pces:two ay Gldins,w thotwhite, 6 Years old, 16 hiands 2 iche hih, bleto arr 20cloe, nd has carried a lady, Is per- fecly afein ll is ;les. 3.A drk rown. 6 years old, 1I4 hanids 3 inheshig, mste ofgret wigh, ad rides delightfully, and is perfellyquie in arnes 4.Bas-Cob,6 years; old, 14 hanids htigh, veryhansom. ad hs carie a ady isso temperate that any tin,id l:uyorgenleiia ma rie im ithutfear; %%arrianted sound,asld a tral lloed.To e sen a27,Grovenor-mnew's. Bond-street. SADLER's REPOSITORY, Gosw,-ll-street.-Geiulnie K.SALE of very super!or fast MACIIINE HORSES, the sole pro- perty of Mr. WYright, off the Old Ipswich Bllue coachb, on account of the disposai of part of the ground.-To be SOLD bv AUCTION by Messrs. GO VAR and Co. on Friday, April 23, 1824, 'TWFNTY-FIVE uncommnsily fresh,younig,weil bred,fast 110 IlSES,which for stre;igth, mnake, shape, and action are supposed to lie unequalled, niostly: 16 hands anid a hialf hi!gh, show considerable breeding, and are admira- lily calculated for persolis in wvanit of miatch or?pairs ofecarriage hiorses. post, job, or "tage masiers; also gentlemnei for fast tilbury or stani- op hose , haIng maintained ois the shove road I11 miles an hour the distance throu -hout. T'o be viewved oiie day prio,r to thte sale; catloges ad,an~are absolutely to be sold without reserve. ~AD1~FEPOS~TR Y, Gsw_elf-street.-THEEE ,cjver sueror oun frshi-iItSS,purchased by a merchantt solly or hep-apos ofbeng entto heWest hidles, hut on account ,iftheaget hvIn ben dsapoined n receiving the promised rc. Initancs fom hei prncialsiiitheWest IndiaL islalids, wvill be SUBMTTEDfor ALE o-morow witout esere, a th Reposi- tory, unless acceptable offers are miade bypiaecnrc.First, a very liandsonse granid actioned Brown Gelig er l,16 h;aids highi, wIvth much breeding and substaince.Scn,aos beautiful Browvn Gelding, 6 yeals old, 16 hands hg,ago ac for lot I ; fo,r symnmetry and action the above hiorses canniot heexcellet, and to any nobleiman or geistlemari they are most patrticularly worthyv atten- tion. Third, a very handsome short legged compac Browvn Gelding. 5 s-ears -ld, 14 hiands 2 inches high, roaster of 14 stonle, with which wveight he can do 3 paces with ally hiorse in the universe. The whiole niay be viewed one day prior to the sale, trials had, and every parti- cular explainied, oii application to Messrs. Gowver and Co. at the office In the ?fieposiroory, Goswell-street, neatr West Smitl;ield. L EDIERN Y COWS.-J. FRY rcspecifully informns Athe Nobility and Gentry, that his second spring importationi of ALDERNEYS alre this day arrived, a very select lot, anld in good coiiditioui. J. Fry) regrets to state that, Ill conisequence of the import- ation last yeatrbeiiigduuuble thentsual nu;iiber, thiestocksin tlieislaiid are so much reduced that there will be but fewi to be procuired after Mlay, he therefore recommends Ihis friends to avail themselves, of an early supply. Apply at Park Farili, lirixtoni, 3 milles fromi thLe bridges. PpVO be SOLD, a very fashiionable anid wvell built D)EN- JLNET, whiceh has not been used mnore than 8 tlimes, in pierfect re- pair anid preservation. To he see,; at Mr. Peckhaia's livery stablcs, Coleinan-street. A reference to the oiner trill be gis'eil by Robert, the hostler, with wvhomn the price is left. T 0be OLI,aieaSTAHOE CHAISE and HAR- NES. narl ne.cacultedfur hose14 hands high, the owvner havin no urthr us forthem Ti;he sen a M essrs. Sex aiiid Son's livry tabes,Stoecuterstret,Flet-narkeLt To prevelit trouble, 0O be SOLD, on v6ery resnable terms, a capital stronig LDENNET CH-AISE,wt ed, &c to ake ofmild on:,a be very little used, and was built by, one of the beet niakers, on whichli o expense was spared; has been fresh painited a hiandsome colour, is very roomy, anid In; every respect sicarly equal to new. Apply to Mir. Mlills, coacliinaker, Gostwell-strcet, inearlyolpposite hadler's Itepository. 'J7 be SOLD, a great bargain, a LANDAU and TCHARIOT',iie-rly eqUaLlto newy, havingbecnafeiwmonths olly on job. Both carriag-sonl iispection will be found tonmerit theatteen- tiojiiof aiiy family in 'rant of either ofthecabove descr'iptioni. To be seeni at Marks and Son's, London Carriage Itepository, 35, Langhnn- place, aiid Great Pr'rtlasid-strect,C!avendisti-suiuare,w%here there are sel- doni less thaii fromn 3001 to 41.00earriages of different descriptio;is ceu- stantli yon sale. H E D D CHAISE aitit HARNESS to be SOLD, itorwithout a clever usefuil Baty Gelding. The chaise is bul i h rst fashiion, paiiited dark, svith plumi colour, liniiig, brass mounted lamps,hand an excellent harness to correspond. The chaise and lhrniess, were nea' atbout 6 wieeks shirie, and cost the pro- prietor 86 guinteas. To obtain aL ready saile, they maiy nowy be had for 46 guilieas. Price of the gelding 251. Apply to Mir. Clarke, at hlis co;nniission-yard, 100, Htigh Holboril. J AVLLING CHARIOT--To be SOLD, a very sp riRTtAVELLING CHARIO'l', Ii every res,ect eqLual to newv it wvas built by Miessrs. Colliisridc and Co. oLq orpoid- street, to the body are recesses wbich e;isble it at pesrto be formned for a bed, and Is in every irtay comtplete: it hsatced a largebof n pahn tleater lit fri-ot, a hind rumble, ain insperial, and vr o;eiit o rvlig ob seen at Marks anid Son's, Londo Caraeeoioy ,Lahmpae, slid Great Portland- street aeds-qae L ONON RPOSTORYforCARRIAGES of all DESCRIPTIONkS.-JOHIN MIARKS anid SON respectfully ac- quaint the-Public, thatLt thiey have constaiitly on viewy for SALE froini 300 to 400 CARRIAGES, new and second hanid, souls of which are of the most splendid and modernj contstructIoni, and at thec most econo- mical and ressonable prices. Theliir extensive premises%,the larget tin Loiidon for carriages, are situate iiiGreatPurtlaind-strect andLaughia.m- pai,c,e,Prortlanid-place; theystreopen to the fr.e and unrestrainied access oftepubilc,sandso unequalledasdispliy of elegaint and useful vehicles Invites inspection as an object of public cuariosity on thie part eslen of those whto have no desire to purchase. Every carriage is inumbered and has its price affixed. The exhibitlon.consists of-Lasidatus, from 400 guineas to 30 guineas: coaches, from 300"ineas to 30guineas: laidaLulets, from 2610 guingZas to J0 guIneas: chariots. from 250 4u1- ness to 30 guIneas; barouchies, fromn ISO guineas to 650 guiliess: ha- rouchets, from 120'Fuliteas to 65 gIlileas i phiaetons, f romi SO guineLas to -6 gumnws-is currieles, from lo00 guinea's to 40 guineas stanhi-pes, dennets, &c. fromn 60 guineas8 to 20 gtLIneas. 'T'ic estab'i ,shiiieut of John Miarks anid Sun being, thie oldest ais well as the largest in Lon- dIon Its reputation for respectability is well kniownito the public, aid. Colnumisslons in regara eitlier to a specified quality or p rice fr,;l any paart of the wtorld are executed wi'lth promptiiess, andi the trannsiiis- slon and exportatioci pierforimed wvith care. Old carriages are receeived in exchanige, and carriages rent In for sale are arranjged in thc hteVio- sirory for a s4mall wreexly compeilsationi, a;id for a coissiiilssion o1 .5 per cent, on the sale. S OMERSETSHIRE.-Freelioled llvestinllet.-To be kSOLD by Private Conitract, averydesirableFitEEHlOLD ~STAXTE, sirat ii te arih f Mar, n tmeric ad ertleval o Gastoti- bury, consistinig of 32 com nputit'e-dacres of miost excellent grazing lanid, of the ann;ualvalue of'2601. The estate is situate w,ithin atbout i mile of Glastouibury, 65 of Wells, and 14 of Bridgewyater. To be sold to ilet near 4 per celit. oii the purchase money. For particulars apply, postage paid, to Mlr. King, 57, tUpper Maryleboiie-street, Portland-place, or to Air. Waite, 6, Francis-street, lBed ford-squaLre. DEVONSHIRE.--'ro be SOLD, a small comipact FREEIIOLD ESTATE, conmprisinr a modern built Dwelling- house, baviugasouth aspect, sultable for a moderaite sized f'amily. with out offices of every description, anid excelleist frtilt ardein, of wihich I50 yards are south rall, vinery, orchard, hisii po;id. alid ithout 20 acres of beautifully wooded pasture lauid, in a ring feiiec, In a comni- try abouiidiig wvith game, one mile from a nlitrket ail daily post town. The iiiildness of the Devonshire air is proverbial for invalids alid.forpersons wvhushaveluing residedin lotebinutws, and thecheap- ness of provisonis thexe Is swell known, Imnmedlate possesslon may bc had. For partictlars, &c. apply EIf by letter, post palid) to Mr. Wllbait Jenkins, 6, Barnard's-Inm. H4olborn. ZELLBROUGHTON, Wl'orcoeershire. - Capital A3 FREEHOLD MAANOR and ESTATE.-To be SOLD by AUt'- TUJN, In one lot, by ttENRY JACOB, at the Lyttletoli Arnis lls, ut Hagley, in the cousity of Worcester, onk Wednesday, April 28. at -1 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions then to be preduced, all that the MANOt of MIOOR-HALL, otherwise Moor-hall Bel.le, Icx. tendingoversevcral huidred acses of lane,) with the chlief rents, royalties, and appurtenaneces belongling thereto. And also the capital messuage, substantial farm buiidiiigs, garden, and several closes of arable, meadow, anid pasture land, containing In Ve wvhole, by ad- measurement, 16f acres or thereabouts, mere orless, called tbie Yew Tree Estate, nosv in the possessiont of the proprletor, Mlr. Willlain Hooper. 'This estate Is situate in the parish of Bellbroughtoni, coll- tlorius to the turnpike road leading from Brom6grove tn srourbrldgc, a nile sportiug counitry, and the viesl-s from the hiouse, s ililelm lisa au excellent slated roof,raid Is fit for thereeidenceof a respectable family, are extensive and beautftbu. The land is of excellceit qutality, and bn high conditioll; about 40 -acres are valuable meadow anid pasture, capable of beinig irrigated at ally season of the year, and the re- ntainder arable, being a tue rich loamy turilp and barley soil, form- ing together one of the best .and most complete estates in that part of the county, and possession may he had at lichaeleinas next. Thie estate Is v,ell situate for markets, belng dJstant from Bromsgrove about 5, Kidderminster about 6, Stourbrldge about 6,. and Dudley about 10 miles. A purchaser of the estate may be accommodated with two thirdx of the purchas, money on a mortgage thereof, if required. To view the estate apply to MIr. Hooper, the proprietor, on the premiset anid for all further particulmrs to .r. RobesoB', ollci- trt J.romsarrIe; or Jieoband )Iathews, iJnd agents, at thelr-otfces, nfirminganam or Stourbridge; of al of wvhom a plan of the estate nay be seen. GLOOBE ltISURAXCE, 06rhjill, 'Loiidoys. *N~TOX~WEizi hereby1 gia'en, that' the. General Half .4N"`ea'rly'?Ide2t1ng of the Proprietors of the Globe Insurance Cm pany will bt held at the Company's Office In Cocnhlll, on Tbursday, the 29th day of April next, at I o'clock precisely, when the Triennial Election of 25 Dlrectorawff take place. --The Ballot to commence at 1 and close at S o'clock. By Order of the Board. Mac,1824. JOHN CHARLES DENHAM, See. E ;RPAN LIFE INSURNE n ANIT FFIE, No510 *Chatham.eplace, Blackfriars, London, April 7, 18224. OTICE is hcereb,y given, that at ans Exrtraordina7-i N Genieral Court of Proprietors of the above Company, held this day at thieir office, puirsuant to advertisement, various resolutionis wereunanmouly etere ino fo an extesion of the proprietary, andforamedin, aterng,andrepalng some of the laws, regula- tios, nd rovsios o th Copan; ad ntic isherby further the aid ompny wll e hodenat teiroffie, n WenesayT, the .5thdayof ila net, t 1o'elclrpreiecy, or he arpseo con- (Signd) JON CLAK, MaagingDirector. gECoNoIC LIF ASSURNCE SOIETVTN. 34, ridgestreet, DIRECTORS. Sir JAMtES MIACINTOSH, Md.P. Chairman. ROBIERT CIIALONEIR, Esq. M. P. Dleputy Chairman. Lanicelot Hauglh Allen, esq. IT. Franklland Lewis, esq. 1.11. Stephen Nicolsoni Barber, esq. Ebenezer Fuller Maitland, esq. Thomnas Penin, esq, Thomas Meux, esq. Capt. George Harris, R.N. C.B. H. Frederic Stephenson, esq. Francis Keinible, csq. G. Wentworth Wentworth, eq. George Farren. esI. Resident Director. Phaysicaian. John Mason Goo~ 1 0.D F.R S. Guildford-street. Su~o,Benjamin Travers, esq. F.R.S. Newv Broad-street. N ICE is herehy givenl, that an Extraordinar~y &'ene- N ral Courtwilb eda h office of the Society, on Tf'hursday, thie I15th day of April Instatit, at I o'clock precisely, for the purpose of ELECTING art AUDITOR to suicceed Thonmas Harrison, eeq. F.R.S. deceased. ADVANTAGES BELONGING TO THIS INSTITUTION. A temporary precautionairy capital of 2100,0001. which wvill be paid off as soon as an adeqnate surplus capital shall have beeni accumulated frori the premniumis. Tlhe shareholders thus hear any risk attendaiit on the inlianey of the institution, without being a permnanent charge on the Society. T'hree-fourths of the savings anid profits divided amonigst tl.e as- sured. unitil the shareholders are paid off; and thenceforth the enitire profits divided amounirt the assured, by additions to their policiez, wit9s interest thereoni ini reduction of the premiumn. '1 he trustees sign every policy, anid give the assured an immediate remedy against the fund Itself. tThe isociety contrae~. to buy policies at their- true value, or to lend two-thirds 01 ~such value on security of the pulley, at the option of the ussured. Premiums for voung and nsiddle-aged lives lowrer than in any office in nffnzd; ayileannually, half-yearly, or quarterly, or for a num- Peroposeals frw tecnariolysn ote eietdietr.h Priogiveall propiter normatron to besaentt the reesidety ofipectrsoa at- teiidance before the Board. INFIRMIAR. P ERMI-r me to express my sincere thanks for the 1honiour you have this day conf'erred uPon me by Electing me one of the Suirgeons to your institution, aild to assure you thatt it shall he niy utmtost endeavour zealously to discharge the duties Of the situation, and promote the best initerests of the charity. I am, wvith great respect, Your obliged humnble serviant, 137, Aldersgate-street, April 8. FREDERZICK PRICE._ FRItCAN INSTITUTION, establhshed for the pur- A pose of proni thn te CivilizatIon of Afriea, for the Suppres- Hisi Royal Htighness the Duke of GLOCESTER, E.G. Patron and Presideiit,. iii the chaic. The EIGHITEENTH ANNIVERSAIcY MEETING of this Institu- lionwil behel astheFremasii-' Hll.Great Queeni-street, Lincolla's- innfieds,on uesay,the11t da ofMay inext, at 12 o'clock, to receve he epor oftheBoar ii DIectors, to Elect Directors for Dy orer ofthe Bard, ILLIA EVANS, Sec. A.I. N.D.Tuechai u'll h taen a on o'cockprecisely. Ti'ckets for the dmisio oflades ad gntinse ma behad on applicationl at TIAMAMERSHITIH BRtlDGE.-in pursuance of an ILorder of the IHonourable Hiouse of Commons, niotice is hereby aiveti, thatt a MIAP i'r PLAN, describiiig the line of- thie INTENDEU ROADAS, to commnunicate with a Bridge intended to be bailt over the ulier Thlames, fromi the lianilet of Hammiersmith, iii the county of Middlesex, to the pazish of Barnes, in the county of Surrey, togethier with a Book of Hteerenice, co"ntalining a list of the namzxes of time owners or reputed (l-irs and occupiers of the laisds respectively through which the same roads are initended to be carried. hatth been deposited Iii eacli of theeOffices of the Clerks of time Peace for the coulnties of Middlesex and Surrey respectively. BLAKE, WHITE, Ai.NGE, and BLAKE, Solicitors for the B3ill. I NPurualqe f ~s rde oftie Honourable tle H-Ouse 1 ofComnoxs, ade Ime26t da ofMarch nlow instaLnt, Notice h, erey gven tat PPLCATON asbeeii Oiade to PARLIAMIENT ii hispreemm sesin, nd hatleae as been given to brinig in a BILL brMAKINGWET DOKS, Waehouses, Unsins, alid other Wors, mm isdnea toSc.Savours Dck,in the parislies of St. Johmi. Soutliwark, and St. Mary Mtagdalein, Berinondsey, us the county of S:urrey, to be 2aled,I ' 'rh South Loiidomil Docks,' aisd which wet docks are proposed to have 2 commiuniications, withi the River 'r'isamies thiere, aiidsuch wet dock", warehouses, basins, soid other works,, and trie requisite sluices,, wharf's, iiridges, paths, ways, aiid r-oads apper- taiminig thiereto axe proliosed to he situate in thgi said parishies umi St. Jloon, SouthwNark, and St. Miars' Magdalen, Bermroiidsey, in the said ,ounty of Surrey, aiid by the alia bill it is rt-so proposed to fix and Itimit the tolls, rates, and dues to be taken for tao Use of the Saiid docks, basinis, quays, wharfs, warehouses, and orther works.- Dated thmis 27th day of March. 1824. WM. NitIfi1iT, solicitor for the Bill, 4. Cloak-lane. Queen-street, Cheapside. 1HE RtOYA-L INFIRMARY for DISEASES of the T..EYE, Cork-street, Burlington-gardens, instituted for the Relief orm the Pooir, in time year 1804, utnder thie imminediate patronage of their late MAJESTIES enid the ROYAL FAM1ILY, enid iow under the patroinage of 1115 PRESENT MIAJESTY; President, Hiis brace the Duke of SOMIEItSET; VICE PRESIDLINTS. The Duke of Bedford The Bishop of Durham The Duke of Devon.shire The Lord liagot The Marquisumf Ailesbury 'rhe Lord Braybrooko The Earl of Lonsdale The Lord 1Eardley The Eairl of ilesborough Sir Johni Wrottesley, bare. The Earl of Cardigian Sir Wathen WNaller, hart.- Treasurer, huobert NMitford, esq.; Operatinzg Surgeoni and Surgeon in Ordiniary. tienry Alexander, esq. At the Aniiual Geiieral !tlethiii of the Governors of this Institution, hield on Friday, March 26th, 1824; Th'le ltev. Di-. CLARKE, in the chair; It appeared, thlat the total amount of poor Persons rteceived since the opelijisgof theCtiarity on the 26th of March. 1805, was 35,100, of wvhom 32,862 had been cured or relieved and discharged. 1,054 deemined iiieurable. aiid 1,184 reiliaiiied upoii ttime list. That witihini the same period, 1.424 operatioins for the remnoval (it the cataract had beeii per- formied, 1,334 of which had terminated successfully, and 136 of thlese wyere oni personis borii blinid. AlIso during thle last S sears anid a half, 60 persoms, hiad becii restored, to siighit by thte operationl for artificial pupil. Th'le subscriutiuiis l,ecomedue anniually on the26th of March, stod are received byiMessrs. Iftoare, hanikers, 37, Fleet-street; Robert Milford, esqi. Treasurer, East-terrace, Somierset-house; by, Henry Aklexa.ntder, esq. 6, Cork-street, Burling-ton-gardens ; aiid by Mr. J. J. Oritois, the collector, 28, GreattSurrey-street, Bllackfrlars. The bene- volciccea of the puxblie is earnestly solicited in aid *f tuie funids of this iiistitution. I iy Order of the Ueneral Meeting.l ~jAM IL'J.ON IAN SY STEAL-CIT1'Y EbTABLIZSH- ILIEN'i', at No. 10, Pui,ltry, under thle directioni of Mr. Brown, a iteimber of Sir. Hamiliron's family. Private Claisses of' Gentlemerii legihmiors for the Greek, Latiin, Fremichl, G,,rman, Italian, Spantish, atnd P'ortugulese 1lamigueigesuwill mieet at the above Establishimeiit, on Wedimesday, April 14, att thle fol- liiwiiig hours :-for thte Greek at 4 o'clock, Latizn at 5, Frenchl at 7, Gernianl at 6. Italaist at 5, Spaiiish att 6, Portuguese at 8 in tile e "LaesPrivate Class willalso mect at the same place oi Tliursday, April 15, at 12 o'clock precisely. Camberwvell.-Mlr. Drowmi will meet a Private Class of Ladies on Tliursaay, April 15, at 12 o'clock precisely, at the Grove House, Camr- berwell, wvlieii thieir future day's, hours, and place of sneetimig will be determiined by the personis tieni prasent. 'she whole course divided inito live sectioins, each consist;ng of teii lessons, anid payable in ad- vance, 21. I1ls. Prospmectuses detailing the degree of proficienicy guaranteed iin eacht section, ti, be liad aLt the Hamiltonihmn Class Roomns, loi, Poultry. / . HAMILONs E URE THIlS EVENING, Al~ Monday, at thie City of Londen Taverii, at half past 7 O'clock' precisely. Tickers uo he nead Igratuitously)ol ontpplicatolol to Ilvssra. Boosey ;nd Suii, booksellers, Broad-street; or to Mr. Hanmiltoni.'25. Ccii-atrreet. A Greek liriblic Clatss siid a Frenceh Public Cl.xIss will asseiiile at the Paul's Head, 5, Cateatont-street. onI'Thursday evenling, the 15th inist. atlalf5'et7oelck ircisey.A LatinsPubllic Class tliesanieeveiilitig at a quarter beloru hi. Subscriptionii t(ilte Greek II. 4sdi.or 1t' lessonls. Subscriptioii for i time Frenich i ad La:tin II. fi,r iO lesions.I Mr. lialaniltomi's Keys to atll these laniguages, by wihichi as much may, lie learned In n mihinilth as is usUally acquired in ayear oii tl ccOmimirmn plan, wvill be m'eady huit those classes. S,ubscribers' names takeni at M ;essrs. Doosey aiid Son's, as9 above;- or by Alr. Rlasisiiton, 25, Cecil-street ; or at the Paul'5 He;id, 5, Cateation- street, on 'i'biursday, f-romn 12 o'clock to the nioient of assembling. Private ClabsLses eet at all hiours at 25. Cecil-street, and in any part of towni. IPrivaite classes of six iir niore wrill hea niet oni the sanme rermus, viz. -21. les. per section off 10 lessonls. FL%M~ET PRIS01N.-The cASE of JOSEPH f YOU , .2Farmier, froni thte West,f Elisglamid, wrho was ordei'cd to be dii- mi.arged by the Iiisolveint Debtors Cousrt o(n %Wediiesmlaylast, without tiiy mippusitimix, having suffered liunch in health fromniltit long confine- nien t. aiid oibliged tii call Inin edical advice, remainis a prisonier for wsint of iioniey to pay thte prisoni fees, aiid hmeing Unabile to Walk home! ii i0 milesi to a sick wvife1 hiumbly solicits thec assistance uif the chitri- t able aisd humanec. He relers oTe his character for honesty cuid sobrirety to the eclrgyman of' the parisil, the Rev. Jiohin Shipltons. Portishead, niear Bristol. The smallest donationis will tcc most thankfully re- ceived at No. 5, ('otree-g;illery. r 110 be SOLLD by Auqri'o,,,, purstanit to aln-ordetr Of f-the Vice Chsancello.r, by TlHOMA I TROUT, Bradford, all that aliottient, piece, ox paLrcel of groutid (the svliole imf whiich is niowv wlanted wit is forest treesi situate on Otley Chevin, Ini the town.ship of Ote, i the west riding of the co'untyumf York, wihich wvasby cerrii comniissioners under ass iiiclusure act awarded to Air. John Ritehiie deceased, on Friday, the 23d of April instalst, att the house iif Mr. Thlomas Prockter, the sigim of the White Horse, at otley aforesaid. wvithiout reserve. Particulars ane conditlions of sale maiy be had gratis, at the offices of Mir. H. Newatead and Mlr. Shmeppard.0t1ey ; lr. Chaarles Wvilsoui, 16, Greville-street, lHattois-gardeiim a,sd Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancery-laile. LonldoIn; at the said Thomnas Proehter's, In O.tleyafore- said, sld the said Thomas 'Tromst's, Bradford. rpobe eremporilySOLD,puirsUanit to two several Ltsrersof he igh our ofChacery, made ini the nilatter of Euwlrd ilbrt. eq. wih th aprobtioni of Jolhn Sprinigett liar- vey es. oe o th Mater ofthesai Cort,oisThusda, he 22d dayof pri, l'24 a th Gergelis. i Prtsout, i th cunty of Heni, ye ersn t beasmoined y te sid astr fr tat pur- pose1111seveal ltal,a F'tEElIOLDFARM caled Lums with a nin bouscand several piee of!lad, itaeithe pars imf iton, in tueise of Porttses, iii teaId county pa tolte eatates of thle said Edwrd Gilbert Particulars minay b a (gratis) at true said NMaster'sCharnbers,iin southaissproum-buildings, hnr-amie.L,indonl; of Messrs. E. anid J. Doodle, 42,Inl Lowver Irokseet, Grosvom;o-r- square; at the office of Miessrs. Baker aidHdss, 52, Limieoin's-iiiti- fields;of Mr. Cuill, at Portsmaotuth (urer apla of the estate mazY be seed); of Cbarles Harbin, at Ringwo,Hat t the place of sale; aiid tile following inns, Viz. the Bge tNwot h ul and tiheilitel, atRiyde; tlieGemsrge,atotimpoi;heSa,t Cbicehester; the Doipliisi,at Petersticd;teSa,tCihaned thielBear, at Havemit; cad theestate ma evewdo pplicatolomito Joiiatiianl Gaiii, tlic younger, ,the tenaiit BAKEt -and HODGSON, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. '1"O' bc SOLD, pursuant to a De-crc of the High Court T of Chancery made ins cause of Bl;indy v. Lucas,' with the ap- i:roaetion of John Ediimund Dov'deswvell, esq. one of the Masters IIi the sidl Court, at the Puilic Sale Roonm of the said Court, .llitiLte II Souitnhampton-buildinssgs Cliaricery-laie, Lonidon. ii the 1ii-ioitl ,if May mext, in two lots, of which timel% ms,mrice wviL be hterrILter advertlcd. a valuaible FREEHOLD ESTAT'E late the pro- pirty of Manisel Dawkiis hlansel, esq. deceased, situate at Lathbury, In the couiity of Buckinghami, conisizthig of thte M6anor or Lordship of Litlimbury tILe caipital Mlanision called Lathbury-hliuuse. vith sultilble ec> two ver' comnpact farmns, capital outbulldiis, a messuage or ilon celled Iauthhury-liin, 12 cottages, amd 600 acres orrabIe, meadow, anzd pisature laud, situate aLt Latimbury aforesaid, and a snmall part in tie palrlsh of Newport Piigiiell, ini time saidcounty, and of;. messunage or ttensleitit asid premises, In the towvn of Bedfird. I'artieulars %imereiif niamy sh,irtly be bad (gratisi at the said Master's office, ii Siithlampt.i-blildligs aiceal sd; of Messrs. filandy and Audrews, sololitors, Reaidilg; Mr. Joseph Itogers, solicitor, Portusgal-street, Lils- covimisIn.mi-ields; Messrs. Fews ((lid (,o. 2, llenrietta-strect, Covenit- garlen, l.onudoii; of Messi s. Lueas, SollcItors, New pirt Pag.ell; and of Mesrsrs. Pocock, Lhieoln'-imi-hll- emds; also at tblo principal innme in the coulities of ueckiiglmm , Berford. anid NorthEamptoi. anid at Ox- ford; of Messrs.H-awkes, lleiiding; aid at thie Auction-ruart.Londoll. j R. S. E. PET RON , -Professor of the Italian Lan- guage and Literature. which he bas taught in London for the last 1 years, hasjust uublished hlls NEW DiC rioNARY ; ITALIAN and E GLISII-ENGLISH aimd ITALIAN. ritll a tralisiaxtion In Frenchl, in 2 vols. denmy 8vo. Tne E5nglisli part is by Mr. JOHN IDAVENPlORT. It liae beeal Mr. Petroni s object to polilt out, for the irirt timne, with all possible accuracy, the mioat correct pronunclatiol of every' Italian word, all tite lrreguinarities of the verbs, the doubtful plirals of nouns, and tbe other priiicipal gram mmatical aud scientific diteulties of thie langusage,iwith the poetical modes and wvords, &c. Psomn the facilities thus exelissively attorded, It is submitted that this dictionary is of al othets the best udapted to the use of aUl who are desirous to d=stlnsish themselves by a perfect pronuncIation of this soft and amoiu lansguage, either in speakting or sInging. It ts to be hlad of Treuttell end Woartz, Sohio-suisre. and Doosey anid Co. Bkoaa-street; and the other prixselpal bookseLers; kiso of the aL- thor, Mr. Petroni, 33, Howlaid-strest, Fltzroy-square. N Suirerbersto his und,aridthePubolic issleneral, a' Cret His RoyalkHighness theDfluke ofSUSSEX, Presiden t. STEWARDS. J. Harrles, tg Thus. Blsh, esg. . iv.losci esg. C. A. Thiselton, tag. J1. Cape], esg. 5;lArIse, esg. F. J. Fuller, esg. J. P. Smailman, erg. . Jay, H MNtus q. nD oes. P.S. Meyer, esq. T. Essex, Mug. Doe. Beni. Wood,es'a T. B. Hudson egg. Phili Wood, egg. Stewart Cuideli, erg. Ticets IUs.eac, o b ha o th Stwads;ofthe Treaurire, J., Kedrck eg., ppr tsylboe-tret o teSecretry Ir. g Kin, 5,LitleCIape-sret, oh; nd t hebar of th avernl. NB.Te concert forthe benefit of this fond will take place at tire Oprahuse ay rktonThursday, May 20., particulars of urbush will _behtadvertised% %Inde ttoine. V1HRISTCHUJRCH, Surrey April 8, 1824.-.Ata VESTRY held pursuaant to INoie to receive the REPORT of the CURCHWARDENS on the subject of a Memorial recently presented to the Trustees of thie Surrey Newv itoads, agaisist thc erection of a Toil-gate across Blrckf'riars-rond; Mlr. JOihN HALL BROWN,~ Churchwvurden, in the Chair: The Chiurchwardens reported that they, with Mr. %lieymuott, the Vestry Clerk, attenided the Mleeting of the Trustees of thie Surrey New- roads, on Satuirday, the 3-! day, of April inst. an,' presented the memo- riatl as directed bty the Vestry, and that Sir. NMeymott addressed the Mteeting Of the Trustees in supoort of the rnereorianir and they haLd the pleasure of reportinig to this Vestry. thait at such Meeting; of the Trustees the resolution, proposed for erectinit the TIoll-gate in guea- tion was negatived by a very considerable majority. Resolved unianimously, That the cordialI thanks of this Vest0-, are due, and are hereby~,iven, to thoseT'rustees of the Surrey New-roeas wVho, by their atten urce and votes at the last MIeetlng,have prevented the adoption of the proposed mneasure, whichi, if carried into effect, woulethave produced a mostserious nuisance, injury, and injus-tice to the parish. Rlesolved unanimously, That the thanks of this Vestry be given to the' liurchwardens, andi also to Mr. Meymott, the Vestry Clerk, for their exertions inuregard.to the measure Iin question). Itesolved unanimously, thaLt the foregoinLg resolutions be inserted once in The Timnesand Miorning Herald newso a erc. Resolv'ed unanimously, That the thantks 7f B5 estry be given to the Chatirmnan, for his conduct in the chair this day. J. G. MlEYMO10T, Vestry Clerk. QU,Rd.EY DISPENSARY. -The ANNIVERSARY kYFESTIVAL will be celebrated THi1S DAY, at the CitYof London Tavern, Bishopcgalte-street. President, The RIght Ron. Lord Viscount MlIDLETON, Lord Li14euteniant of the County, VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Right Hon. Earl Spencer IGe~orge H. Sumner, cog. M.P. The R Ight Hon. Lord Grantley Willamn jS. fnison, ogq. NH.P. Lord Viscount Althorp, M.P. IChatrles Calvert, esg. M1.P. Thie Right Hon. G. Tierney, M.P. Samuei Thornton, cog. Sir John Frederick, Iberte Robert Barclay, cog. Sir Thoma Tutrtoni, hart. Charles Barclay, esg. SIr Rober"t"Wilson, 1H.P. Treasurer, FLORANCE YOUNG, Eeg. !STEWARDS. Edward Bilkie, esriq. Jhni Key, esg, alderman Robetn Hedger, egg. J,ames John Orlton, erq. Johin HePbiurn, ebg. IHeniry Perkins, esq. George H epburn, ijun. esg. Jiames Rosseter, jun. ceg. John Hicks. egg. Charles Humpden Turnier, esg. James Hunit, cog. John Wuollcy, egg. Physicians, Dr. C. Forbes, Dr. William B3ack, and Dr. J. D. Davis. Surgeons, Johni Allan Gilham, e3g. anid Heniry Greenwood, eaq. Apothecary, Mir. Edward Hiepburni. Tickets, 12s. each), to be had of the Stewards; at the Dispensary; of the Treasuirer, secretary, Coilector, and at the ,erne. This charity is supported by volunitary contributions, and the termns are--to become ao life director, 15guineas; a Itfe goveriior, 10 guineas; aind an annual ero,Iglne per ainnum. Subscriptions are received by the I-tgpersons, vizsa-Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, Hoare, and Co. Lomlbard-street: Messrs. Sikes, Sniaithl, aind Co. Aiansionihouse.streer ?-T Messrsi.Rogers, ,~Towgood, and Co. Clement's-lanie; Sir Peter Pole, bamt`W' Tono,Fre, Down, and Scortt Bartholomnew-lanc,; Sir John~ pin- hem , Wveston, and Son, Borough Bank: by tire Treasurer, Plorance Young sag.High-street, Southwvarkr by the Collector, H, Cricliard, 4, Weton-teet, Southiwark r at the Displensary, Unioni-street, South- u-ark: ariid by FREDERICK WILLIAM CARTER. Secretary, 48, Highi-street, Southwaurk. R YAL NA'rIONAL INSTITUTION for the- P PRtESERVATION of LIFE from SHIPWRECK. Pa.tron, His MAJESTY. Precsident, The Earl of LIVERPOOL, KC.G. Chiairman of tire L'.mmittee. THOMIAS WILSON, Egg. 31.?.P The objeets of this Institution justly- merit the support of all wvho possess propert in shipping; it b)eing in evideiice before the Coin- nuittee of the i-ouse Of Coninions that,t as thie means of escape have inmprovcd, tule untinher of shtipwrecks have dimiinished. by reason of the iiicreased conilidence of the stailor tYrt at the momnent of his extremest danger, his escape mnay beewffe,Ced. Dntos nul Amount alreadty advertised - - 4,SnGo 00 ?174 16 0 The lionoairable East India Company -300 0 0 Messrs. Hermies, F-arquhar, arid Co. - - 52 10 0 Mtessrs. HaLrman arid Co. - 5(0 00 Samuel Boddinigton, eeq. - - - 21 00 C. E. Runsbold, esq MP. - - - 250 0 L. A. De La Chaumette, esg. - - 10 10 0 Thomas Pitt, -sg.. . 20 0 0 Win. Simpson, esg. - . - - 20 6 0 rhe Most Nobie the Marquis of Camden, lC.G. 21 10 0 The Right Honouirable Lord De Dunstanville Bc)0 0 The Right Honourable Lord Rolle - - 210 0 (:aptairi WVheatley, of Mundersley - S0 0 Sir Byam Martil - - - 50 0 The Lord Bishop of Llanldaif- 21 00 James Kinloch, esg. - - - 210 0 John Petty Musoratt, esg. - - - 10 10 0 Wm.t Allan, esg. F.R.S. Plough-court - 10 00 Sir. Acten --- 20 0 J. Bonid, egg -- 20 0 Captain John Fouilerton - - - - 10 10 0 Captaini Win. Young, R.,1V. - - - 10 10 0 Lord Viscount Torrington - - - 10 10 0 tHoii. J. H. Stanhoye - - - 10 10 0 Robert Holford, egg. - 0 Captain J. F. Maples, R.N. C.B. - - 2 20 E.M --- 1I00 Messrs. Thea. and Win. King - - - 100 0 Richiard Gosling, esq - --S 550 Lieut.-Col. 'M'Donald, C.B. Stransall - 5 5 0 11 0 Charles Siorris, csg. - - -- 10 10 0 Rev. James Sauniarez, Staverton - 2 2 0 CaPtain WV. E. Farrer - - - - 20 0 Donatiois and subscrIptions u-ill be received by Win'. Sikes, esg. Treasurer, 5, Msnsionhiouse-streetr and by the several hasikers of the mietropolis. fl URUANTto a Decree of tile Hi4h Court of Chain- Leer, mde n acause 'James v. Parnell, the CREFDITORS of MICHAELDALE, lte of Church-street, In the pairish of Chrxistch'irrh, Spiaiiels,in hecouinty of Mliddlesex, gentleman, deceased. (whbo diedin hey ar 795) are, onror before the I1thi day of Slay, 1824, to comeus iidproe teir debts before Williamn Courtenay, esg. onie of the Mster of he sid C urtt his chambers; in riouthunipton-bulld- ig,Chancery-laneLod, or in defaUlt thereof they wvill be pe- reiistorily excluded tebnft of the said decree. VAN DERCOSI and COMYN, Plalintiff's Solicitors. Tla very iiuimerous MEETING of ihe PAWN- BROER of the Cities of LONDON and WESTM',INSTER and the Borrough of'SOUTH WARK. held at the Horn Taverni, Doctors'- commonis, oni Thursday, the 8th of April, 1324: MIr. JA'MES St'DO WALL, in the chaIr:, It was resolved unanimously, i- ThaLt this ineetimig lcarn with equal conisternation and surprise, that a planl is organiized and a vast suns of inoirey raised expresisly tn operate not slimply to the pawnbrokers' pre- judice but to their ruini. 2. Thtat the Eqluitable Loan Bank commence their plan writh an asertioni which is as uniouirded in truth as it is fallacious in argu- ment. "Such an) institution has not beeii long aiid nruch needed in ttire metropolis of the British empire," for thecre arc already existingc inl it betwveen twvo arid thlree hlunldred pawnbrokers, miost of wvhom hlave not bushriess eniough to occup'y thie capital they are foreed to devote to this trade. 3.That for mrore than hialf a century their business lhas been coun- tenanced by Pariamenrt thiat thie lawv by u-hich they are now regu- laited wtas revised, enilarged, and alnended in the year 1800, and has sifree been founld perfectly effectual to every desired purpose. 4. That these persons, unider the faLith ui Parliamenit, and annually liceiised by, the State, have eiibarkced not only, all their property, but mt ost of thlem htave borrowed largely of their friends for the purposes of carryinlg on their trade; that time great maJiority '-f thecm have large families wholly dependent onr thiemi for suipport, arid havinig been. trAinied to riot other occupation, if they are tuirned o-ut of this they are reduced to idigencee. 6. That tire raisinig or 2,OO.0001L of moniey in Laol shares is to all intents arid purposes placinig 40,000 persons it, battle army against, 2150; tAnd that if suchi comsbirrations be sanctioned by Parliamnrit no private establishminiit cant stand, no brarrc;' of niechanics, rio indi- vidual speculation iii arts, comnmerce, or sciencee can flourish. 6. That the proposed Iinstitution therefore ceases to be a private grievasnce operatinig only on 250 pawn-jbrokers, but assumnes a cha- racter of vital imtportance to every other trade, and Involves the interest Of every nianiiin the state. That it should excite a generail conslternation aiid corresponiding declarationl of sentiment oni their part, slince every buisiness% soupposed to! he profitalmie not onily mnay but probably will be wresiched fromu their present possessors by simiiar miicsn. It is generally proniulguted thaut already the London dis- tilleries are niarked otut ior destructioin. and a prospectuis is before the public for raisinig 3,000,0001. of ruoricy avowedly, to ruini all einuntry baniks. 7. Thiat it therefore becomes; evidenjt, shjould such establishments prevail, their terrdeiiey would be to enirich themtselve-s -at tire ex- penise of thousands: buit thie schemie of tire.Phrilauthropic Equitable L.oan Bank is no.t niore visionIary arid vile tlkan it Is deceptious. It isl omre that lias already beer, tried, alie, the onily doubt Is which party suifered most by its disastroUs colnseguenees, tire personts who pledged their property with thieni, or the greatest part of the shiare- holders. To evinice thils by indubitable authority, the followring extract is sniade frons Hiome anid Sumolletts history oif England, 4tr vol. o,f Svo) edition, page 56. 'Pihe next objoect of' iniportance that attracted the niotice of the hiouse was the suite of thie Chariuabie Corporation: thxis comnpany n-as first erected ins tule year 17107 r their profes;sed irrtenitloit was to lend moniey, at legal interest, to th e poor, upon surall pledges, rind no persoiss of bretter rank, upox an Indubitable security of goods tin- prawircd:- thieir capital wvas at firsit liimited to 310,0001L but by lIcenses crns tire CrowN-i, they, iiseseased to 600,0001. thioughi their chaLrter wvas isevereconfirmed by Act of Parlianient. In the month offlctrber, George Roblnsoii, egg. member for, Aarlowv, the cashier, and Joha' Thonipsors, warehousekeeper .f the corporationi, dizsappeared in one day. The proprietors, alarmed at this iiseident, held several General Cours, rsd pponteda Cnnottte to nspct te sateof their affirs Thy epoted tat am caitl o abve50001)1.nu eqjri- vale o 30001. he emindr hvig been embezzled, by means whichtheycoul notdiscver.The roprietors, In a petitloii to the ouseof ommos. rpreente tht by the muost notoriouxs brech f tustin eveal ersns,towhoom the etcr anid manage.- frauded of the greatest p art of their caia,adta un iof the petitioners were reduced to the utiisost dereo ieyad ditressG. I?liey therefore pray-ed, treat as thiey were ualtodecthecom- biniatirmn of those who had ruined thres rto irnthdenqenits to justice, wvithiout tire aid ouf the powe adutoiyoPrlaent, thie house would vouchsafe to inioaurr is.the saeo h ,roe tion and the cooiduet of their ianairgers; and gi uhrle othe pettInes a t te ouse shoul sw met Thpetition was grcrul rceve,arr,l a secret cosnte rsphtdt rceed on th igurr he oon discovered a motii1iosseeof fraud whiirha benacedby- Robinson aiThopisnconicert uith somieof thedirectors for embezzling thbaia n haigte pro- bal Grnt erecx~llc th Hoseof Cwaionors, V'shaigli acosidrabe sarein hos friudlcrtPrncticesr a billwabruh fir to restrain them and other delinquets fromi leaving thekndn Or alienatinig thei effets." S. Thiat Other histories of those times describe this as one of the most disasitrous eveiits w;hichi ever liad occ,urred:- bouth rich and pooir mlaneagers of this C:haritable Cirpor-stionl evinree towrards the objects of ther appareut solicitude, that it Is on record, when one of their class, not quite se brutaiztsed and callous to all human feeling as them- selves, tremblin gly asked, *Wiral:nt ltwas to becme of the poor?"' the answrer lie received.mvas flD-ri rho poor, let us go into the city5apd. gee m-rey for ourselves.' 9. That there Is every reason to believe the origin of theprcgenttinstl- tutiri is iii ehevastouma of unemplryed nioriey nose vested Inaprticu- lar class ofpople,who havIngobtairet arid fundedeiwhilstthestocks were very low, wvould inrke an Immense profit if they could sell it ut and placet itn other securities; that it would therefore seell pay them to exchaoge It in this way, shlre for every ?1001. 3 per cent. st,ck bought inmit 591., tirelve years ago, they w,ould nowv get 951.. and If in twelve years asoe the funds should be depresse t to the same price agali, they could leave the poor to shift for themselves, reiyvest their nionhey, aue d clear more thapc 60 per cellt them traus- 10. That brancuh a case misery mnust attenld the prior. wvho havisig thren no pawvnbrokLcr to go to, usnet sell for very little such property as they 4can nowv pledge for nearly its full worth. 11. Thrat there is sufficient caulse howevevr to en ppose the presenk- pir.jectors look onlly to immediate guln. That in creating these s;hares, they svill do as has heeri done in other speculations, sell tbem asTfast as tney judiciously can for Immediate profit, in wvhich case, supposing tirey speak true in saying they eani have 8 per cent. premiuma, thlere is a person who wvill realize 56,0001. arid the renmaininig speculators 104.0001. more, all of ihich ivIll bc acquired vithout any other ex- peirsc than muerely pubilshing a prospectus. 12. That, to endeavour to counteract these evils, a committee, con- sisting of 21members of the trade, ire appointed, irlstl directions to wvatch the progregssof this measure i Parliament rnd every vhere else, and that, tO defray their Ineldenitri expenses, a subscriptiosi be nowropened- 13. That the foregoing resolutions, sglned by the chairman, be In- sertedtln The Tiles, Ilrtrrrig CIhrouicle, I.lorning Advertiser, British- Press, Traveller, ant such other papers as the comnmittee ii aY, deem proper 'J.WNDOWLL 14. That the thanks ofthis meeting are most cordially given to the chairmtan, for his impartia, upright,ntelligent, and gentlemanly con- duct in the chair.