FOR BATAVIA and SINGAPORE...
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F OR BATAVIA and S14NGjIPORE, a chartered vessel, tosi al nDeceimber, the fast satiing river buillt 13RIG( '4OWDL41R1K,1burdeu 200 tdrnsttAf1I IAS BPROWN, Cominand er, l ying In he ityCaISi;hasfia acmawflation for passengers, For freight 0LrPag5ge appyto El tikles, kigter, and fliseharan, 33, !IrlaTu-Ianc. F ORg VAN J)IEMEN- ~LAND and NEW SOuTH OWAWLtS, the SHP4Z YV,, lANI-L-PAC5tE, Clommander. Now R hr wky t Plrnoth u ha tall runtfurtwo caibin and twVo steerage passenScD4,, Apply to Whisiton and lewvitt, 38, Crtitalledfr1rla. OR VAN Dl9~~~ LAND aii4 NEW SOTJT F WALS, I Regyr Tade1tovri necember, the line coP' peredfler-ci,ss StI WLltl htl. ND, trurdent 300 tons, ALEX- ANDERKENN,Con a 'a- ying In the London Dock. Has Yery superor acommo~lon forcabin ind steerageypasengers. Po, Hukes atgster, and ucianan, 33, OR1MADRAS ami CAL;UTFTA, to safiltbe eginninig Ff-ani;ry, thesuperior-teak huilt SHIP MAiTIr,A'NDrMCHE O'BRtIE:N, t'ocnmindcr;, borden 7.10tons, lyinlg n tbeCtyaa; fitted exlrressly for the ronzveysrrce of pa.ssengers, artid wilcar Anl experienced 'surgeon. For freight or passgeapl totre'run niander, at the Jerusalemn co,ffeehouse ; to. Mes,rs. Fri,Bohrarn. eLnd Clo. 9, Bread.street.bulldlngs; ' to Thionms Ferguon sr. ,rI- chiln-lane;, or to Edmiund Read,1I Ripbesr'eourt, Lim-tot U~OR IADERAS aindBENGAL,and will leave Gravesentd -A olithe Sth of the ire.entnmonthi, tlofirst sailing coppered AlI SHI-P RoCEIrNoysAN .CI-AS. BEACH, Commanider; burdeni 500 tonls;. lyinv In the City Canial. This ship h;s a poop rind roost stuperior ac- ,.Ommrodatlon for passeniges, and wvill carry a skllful surgeon. For h'fgeigt or Psaracle apply to tltinry DIlarishard, 1, Broad-street-. Capt. fleseb. at thie Jrlerral cm coffeehouse, or to Jlohii Lyney. Junn, swvorni brok-er. 24. Birchin-lane. Corn hill. '1710RMADI RA, a regular Tradter, and( wvill be despaeher In afew ays.tire ell rnr,w remrkaby fast asail. logCoperd RIGCOET,buden1.7 tns JAME MHERSON, ComiandO. Ths I an xcelent oireysue fo paseogrs, havinig Passgesforthelast2 yarsendahlfy haIng rmldomha thuped mo-4r. tha IornI to 5 ay. Apl toL'pwi SAIPhfrsonm Cton hoard, I tl Lodo Doks ortoJAnreS Mtiel A6,KGreat WnhSterds,treet Cenry,&c.aremot rspcful lnborma thakts thav suped mentonedfas-saiing passeTges,will sAtowfrom furton-hurr o..s quay, Lower Tir d!se. hsr et for Ste"D iny the spole WtithG hoarder, or aVi~8toss andCrown, opposite tile quiay. N. D. Passengers tra. veilifg toBruselsnmay beooked througlioriat.310s.aeah. ~VITHa BAGof LETTERS from tile POST- VT O FlC..-.-ro LONDON yand ROTTERDANIt REGULAR Ed RL o CLANCRTY . . 120 tons, Capt. I. HEATH. ROTTERDA?~I . . . . 130 tons, J. L-ANIlNO. DUEE,,f. KENT . 15~7 tons, D. POUND. EARL BATHURT . 1.120 tons, F. F.Gli3BS. The abov veSsel are of thec first class. One of these packets sails from of the U. to-house for Rotterdam evcry Saturday n Ight, and are tte in he oss approved miannier for the accommodation of Passenlgers. Appiliatlon for passage to be mnide to the mnasters ,on beardi this vessels, Oftf Brwerveci Quay; but with respect to goods. to Messrs. Jobn Hall 'and Cr,. 6, Circus, Mtinorics. The Evarl of Cla.nearty tRilia next Satuxrday. SYLIM orFE~MALE. ORPHANS.-OlI Sunday, in the morning will bfe sireachedl by the Rev. B. HAISNAGE. A.M. Alternare M4orning i'reacher; and that in the evening by, the Rev. HiENRY WHITE, A.M. the Eveniing Preacher. EDWARD F'OSS, See. Pro. Tom. H IILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, St. George's-fieIdts, F'Surre, Incorporated for the Admission of the Offspring of Coni- licts anud th e Reformation of Crimilnal Pool' Children. HIS Royal Hilghness tIre Duke of YORK, President. SANMUEL I1OSdVN%UET, Esq. Treasurer. On Sundlay sri'nnght, the! 21th Instant, being the EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY nof pening the.eChapel of this filatitutoloni.aSERNION will he preached in tire morning, by the R1ev. GEO. D'oyt.EY, D.D. Rector of Lambheth, Sarrey, and o,f SuandrIdge. Kenit. Divine service commences ataR qiRrtrer after i 1. W.M. PAGE, A.M. Scc. ~ CHOL fr te INDIGENT BLINTD, ~St. G-orge's- TeLord Illsbrip of DURM ANM, President. SAURL ROSALNQUET, Esq. Treasurer. The Committe give notice t-o the severail CANT)D,ATlF8forad- missionf, and thei friends, that the ballot for the ELECTION of SIX MIALE and FOIR FEMALE PUPILS will be hiolden, at the City of Londou taverni, llshopsgate-srreet, on Tieuraday, the 16th day of December, 1824, betwveen the hours of I1 and 3. A Pollinig Paper has been rent to each w.4hacriber 'wrhose adfdress IS known, and ail sti- scribers wvho have not giveni their address, ror wvhir pay their siibserip. tions at bankers', may re-eIve them on application to the SecretaLry. or thae superintendent at the sehoo,,l Subscriptions, entitling the Party toeavote. Ifor epch sannuial guises, orr 10 grilneas aS a member fur I fe,) will be received by the Treasurer, Samuel Biosanquet, esq. 7,Lomiba-rd-street; also by the Secretary, Mr. Charles Doudd, .5, Biiliter-street, Leadenhall-street: Mir. Robrert Sharp, superintenident, at the School., and bY the Collectors, Mr. Williamn Davis, 11. West.- rninster.bridgeroad, and Mfr. Ruddock, of Brighton. The Glentlemen of theCommittee are reaper tfully requested tri attend at the City of London tavern, on ttile day of electioni, by half.? rst IO 'clock, to matke the necessary arrangements. [CT,IARLP.S DODD, Se. "''.OTICE is bereby given to all Pe-rsons Wivlorn it mlay concern, thiat an application wvill he made to Parliamnent in the ensulng esin frleave to b ing a BILL for making, constructing, i.rd maintalninK cerrtain WE DOPKS, Warehouises, Basins, Crits, and kother Wok,thecallet) the IIERNION, flAV DOCK, arld to have twoa or more communiceations with the riverTirames,and which u'et docks, Wareouse, bains,cut, an othr woks,together wvith all, req*sisito slrice. Sams whrfs brdge, rilwys,footways, oaths, ways, or roas alsetmlogtheeto ae po-predtobe rituatea'ndm~Ade Wfthbin thc'priahof S. May Madsle. Demondey, in the counity f Surrey~; and it s propsed toll, an limitin and by tile said bill the tolls, rates, noddue tue tkenfartheisoof he aiddocks, basmIns, warehouses, and the woks.Date ths 1th ay f Novemi,er, 1824. G,YrT, 1-JDDAN,GATT, and HiADDAN. Solioitorn, Anigel-couirt, Tbrogmiort,rn-treet. "p~f'rIC isherey gien,tha.tpursuant -to ani Act of Prsmrtmade and' Passed In tile ,Sth year of the reign of lilalat MajstyKin George the Third, enititled '" An act for enlabling spiitul prsos t exhanige the Parsonage oit glebe lhorises or glebi rand beongng o teir benefiees or othiers of greatter vaiue, or niore convniet lsitatefor their residence and occupation, and f,,r air- nealug ile bosesandlans, and for?purchasting and annexIing lands to bcom glbeinceralecases, and for other purposes," the Right Rev Faherin od isaleJames Lord Bishop of Chiester, Rector of th Parish and Parh Chrch of st. Rotolph-without Wsihopsgat,, lrr the liberties of the citY o London, ard within the diocese of London!, anid William PhBlips Norri, of Blomlleid4-treet, In the perish of St. iotal.ph.Withmutliishop4gate aforesaid. -and Joseph Groves, of Dlisheps. gite-street-withaut, liH the liberties of the Baild city oii London. in' teiid to make araexchangc as follows;r thlat is to ray :-tbe raid -Lord Bishop of Chester lintendr to convoy to the said WiVIliam' Phillips Norris and- Jo3eTb Groves all that rectory-house or dsrelling'house, oritbuialdings, aLndgardeni, with the apprsrtunanee to the seirne belong. lo, s the rame are inow in the eceuPation of the said Lord Dishio i, anld are situate is Bighopsgate'churchs-ard, in the said parigh of St. B,atolph-wlrthoutEairhopsgate. and are' bounded on the east by the churchyard of the said parisbh, on the sotith by a foot Passage leading from B rhopsgate.rtrcst Withouit lInto Broad-street, on the west by giebe prenI sea ef tire said rectory, In the several occupatiensr o Firmini De Tastet, esq. and Mit. Daniel Smith, or their under.tcrnant.4, and on the north by a Passage, commonly called Aldermaim's-,waik, leading fromi Blsbopagate-streect wvithouit aforesaid to tire said glebre irernises, in the secripation of the raid Firmin De Tastet arid Daniel ,mith, in excharge for aLIl that messuage or dwrelliac'hioure, arid out. buildiligs. with tlie appurtenance, to the same belonging, as the samie arc now in the (csiivatien of Solomion C-ohen, esq. rind are situa,te Ill DevOrkSshire."quare. Iin the said parish 0f' St. Botolph.without Bishops. gate. and are known or distinguished lu; No. 3, Iin ttie raid square, arid which laslt MeRtieneds.stemlses are bounded ins the north iby Devon-. s-hire-square, anda mertirage ur tenenrent and premnises, In the occu- ration of Williani)'Taylor, e1q. on the east by a ineisuage or tenement and premisee, in the octripatton) of Abrahanm Quaescano Henriques, erq. on the so,uthr by plemises ot the Ethelburga School Society, and oii the ,west by a couirt, wammouly called Cavenidi sir-court, leading from De- vonisbire.rttreetinto Houndsdirch. Given under our hiands this 16th day ofOcober, in the year of nuti Lord 1824. itess to the Sigeatrire of the said C .CETR Lord Biisholiof Chester, C .CETR WteWilliam Rfale Hate, Ht. A. Charterhouse. WitesIi, Utire signatures 4f the said hl Wi,RshIlir No-s n Jsph W P. NORRIS, Groves, I J. RIOVES. Arthur Clarke, solicitor, Dlshopsgate-churchryard. WHIEREAS by a Decrqe of the High CouI-t of Clhan- Vcery maFde Itr -Lcause wherein Thomas.Don-ler and Elizabeth Susannahe hIis ife are Plaintiffs, rind the Right Honourable 'I'iom;ia Lord Dacro anid others are dlefendatnts, It was referred toJarne'i William Farrer, esq. urice of theAMasters of tire raid Court, to linqtire ritnd rttrre to the cotnrt srheth,r Richard Nowlanld and Henirietta iris wife. irs the pleadinigs reapectively named, had any othier ariid what childreir or chiid besides the said piailtltif Ellzab'eth Susannah Bowler;, And wvhether suck children or child, or nse- and which of them. ure or is now- living ordead; and If dead,wihen he, she, or they respectively died, and at what age, and iriro were or was the legal personal repre- sentativers or represen tative of such child or chil tern, if any, who Ight hav _id since attainlngtheageof2l years.. Any persons or peron laiingto be the children orchgIldlof the raid Richard 'Rwland anda Hiertiett his, wife, wivnch eald Richard Nowland died at 13onbay, rin the East Indira, In or ah,,ut the year 1802, and the said Henrietta NowlLnd died at Caicutiti, in the Eastndies. Inoer'about thermorithorf D)ecember, 1850,or tirelegal personualrepresentatives or representative of such chilid orehldreni who may'have died sinice attaining the aige of 21 years, ore fortiiwittir to conic In before the raid Master, at li a chambers In Southlampton-bulldings, Chancery-lane, Lolraon, and mnake out tlheir kindred and representation, or In default thereof they "b~ e excludfeAthe henetit of .nesaldnDecree. , ees. LIY?ORSON, and DENV', Pleaintiffs' Solicitors, Las.. Frederick's-place, Old Jeivry. W"TfEREAS ji a Decree of ib- high Court of Chan- ~~JrI'eI.' "st'-Qein Jam;es WS?cks is plaintiff atid yycym2ds In a calliCmW.. - ~It is rci'erfefl to James Jolin TL and others Pro defendgln.. Stephc~, itq,foneoftireNMasters of thesri ~Olto oinquirre wvird wtere the NE!1r' of KEtN of JAMIES GEARLE.tr ettr,~.-rsdda WIVrt!ug, In the ceunty of Southampn,addidoth l yfI blIchSWt); and wv-bn Were the nextfiofhettao'lttrrs ait hIs dceea3e, and also at the decease o bctsarr n ere h scecond avife of the riaId testtor; (and h tda utrgaoead urn tire I1 th day of December, 1822,)anifrso'heardedwr are niow their personal representaties adwehrRchard Tirbb DanielI Tubb, and J6hav Tubi,, and thi sitr,ardJh aynard and Tkomas Maynard, Diarned hr the iloftesdtetrix,wre of minyand what degree of kindred to thesitetttothsfrtwfe and.what sisters Of the said Richard Tlb DanielTh,adJh Tubb w.er,lisrivrg at the death rof the sai ettrix, n hte sc peron are 11vinfg or dead, and If dead wh o arc therrpeettvs and ssnehe Wlram Crockford, In Sire testatrr'swilntedad ihis brother, John Cr'oekford, are living, and if da h t hi personral representativear and wvho wvgre, aLt the deaho h adta tatrix, the chlildren of the said Williana Cr'ockford arid o h epc tive personas deseribrel in the testatrix~ nH-Il as her hsadslt cousinit, ohn Ctockford and - Burgesa,wdw eesd whiether tihey were, on any degree of kinfired to the tostatrohifrs wvife, and who are now tile Personal representativesl ofan of Such children as may havq iJnce died; and wvhsrt persons the saidtstatrix intended to take by the names of Rtichnard Mtaylaird, of WoolVerton, In her vil naed, nd f tessi. hlc Maydbllannd'rrister; and whethier tiry wre f ay dgre ofreltioshi tothe testaeor or his, first wi fe, arrdIf uch ereiis mit d~d 'ro Ae teir prtAonal, repiresenitatives; and whther tere Wee, ittthe deth oIthe said- testatrix, anl 'and whatperons iviganaverng-te dscrption of "1her late husbansd's Ceuifl, nw o- ltey rsidng t Nw Twn ner Naviuir, n the cruatyof etk - nd hei brthrs nd istrs,andof er at hus- bands fuier ife' nepww~mndDlces, dudsvheherthey Lvare, of airy Rid What degreeOf kindredto thetestatoror hlvfirst -wif and who are now the personal representatives Of any of S.ucl persons as may be deadl and svhetlter there-were, mLt tire death of the said testt- trix, anv and what perser living aosaserlg the description of Wiliam Crate, cof Hartley Wintney, alid rehro was the heir at lass of the testnrtor and of his first wife at the testastor's decease, and who isere the oeirs at alv of thetestator and of his latewife resp)ectively atttie decease of the said testatrix, and ivwh are the personsu representatives of sueh heirs at lawv as have died sinee the testatrix, and Who Is nlow en3titled under such lhelrs at lass, to airy fseeholrd estate iwhiich such heirs -couid have Inherited from the testatoror his lirst wife at their decease or the deceascof tire testatrixr and who Is now the testatort's heir at lav, and whether any of the teatator's inext of kcin,at his death,died,leavJurg any and what children* and who are now the personal reVresentatlves of ATny of sudn children as havesiice died, aend who Is now crritlted to the reesl estiteLb the said testatrix devised -in the residuary clause in her will, to the f(sane of tire-klndr and relatlonss of the testator who have died, incase thed same is a go)od devise, All tlhcbeforonnmedopr- suons, arid-al yersrrwv asewerirg any of the above deseriptiJ:ns; either as heirs at law^v, next of kins, or represrntatives, are, oni oir before the I 8tp day of Dsecemnber next, to ionic hrl before the said Master, ait his chAmbers,* Ia soutrammpton.buimhldngs Chaneery-lane, Londoni, and snake out their caiams, or thes will be peremptorily excluded the be- nefitof the said dere.ar H1ENRY and EDW, WILLOUGBHBY, SolIcitors, 7, Fursnlvai',-inn. \TOT1CE.-Any Person discovered DETAINING a LMl Bi'.ACK{ TERRi,ER DEGr], 7 moonthsr old, With a white breast, havint bceen stolen from Lsytostonc about tVo months ago, will be PROSsCUTEp after this notlce. An,d any yerson givlyg information lending 0, the discovery of the detalner inll be hand!somelyrewarded for their trouble, on cowsrlrti,l of the offender, by a-ply1ng 9 atthC C:rovvn Inn. Laytoostone. F:.-7 E LLO Yl)--he Relatives of tihis Gentleonan Y * wIho are FUpposed to reelde in Shropshire) are hereby IN. J`brliiAthnt he DIED at the old Jell ttveni, Belle Saivage-yard,Lud- gate-hill, on Mfonday morning, the Itith inst. Shouild thsy Wish to =btaIn any further infermatlon, lnquiry mav be made of the Church. warden of St. Bride's Parish, Addressed tso W. M'Do1anl, 4. Pembecrtbn. topu G.ough-square. Ile is supposed to have lately tesid2d at Reading, :crK. S. A NY Person or Persons having any CLIM upoII the L ESTATE anxd EFFiECTSof Mr. TOSi3PlH HYVATT.latc of Dick. lape, Wardour-street, and- 16 Crawford-street. Maichester-square, chair and sofa oalrcer, decased, are requested to send their clalnsm to Nfescsrs. Pauzl ianid lhtutton, timber errchailtts., ilIver-street, Golden. equar.te; or to Mr. Prlec, bookrbinder, IBervick-strect, Solo, in order that an arraeisement mlaY be madc for liqtildatin- thesaime. T'he Trade and no wVill of the Shop p-s be Disposed of. The stock In trade, workbenches, tools, uItensl11s, moulds, and patterns to 1,e taken in the uiitn:ll way., l OlIN 'TAVERN, Doctors'-comirmon.s -- Miss if STXNLFV respectfilily informs the Public, that her GRAND CONCERT of VOCAe, and INSTRUMiENT'AL MIUSIC will be held in air. Lovegrove's nev aend elegant Ball Roomi,. at the above Tavern, on Monday, Nov. 22. Tlckets may be had of Mr. l,ovegrove, at the Horn T'avern; and of Miss Sttley, 415, Strand. To commince at S oclock EWh CR- n( )SS T'URNPIK E- ROA DS.--A GENEBAL SlEEVING of the TrRUSTEES of these ROADS is appolinted to be held ron Saturday, the 27th day of November instant, at the Greeni Man Ilnn, Otacklisath, atl o'clock ixe thelAfternoon precisely, at whilch hoar the chair wvill be tal0, anid bitiness commence. _ GreenwIlch, Nov. 16, 1824. - JOFIN BICKNELL, Clerk. vHE GA S LIGHIT CONXIMITTE.E3 of the CITY 0f T LQNDONDERRV artready to receive PROPOSALS for LIGHT- ING th said City with GAS- tleS said proposals to be addressed to the mayor of Londonderzy, on or before the Ist of JanuarY, 125. on Which day the said Cons,mnttce will meet lor the purpoxe of receiving the esmc. Every information required wili he given by the Mayor on beitig upplied to.-Lonidonderry. Oct. 12, 1824, M-ONEY.-WANTEiD, the SU31 of ?/500, on Life j'J Annuity-or Mortgage, tobesecured on the Rates, Duties, and Aesessmentair sing by virtue of the Acts of Parliament fo Bliuliding and Keeping in Repair a Pier at Sheerness, and Paving, Watching. Ilghthig, &-. Bluetoyvn And Milc-towvn. Pereonis willing to advance teabeovementlonied sitn are reqtuested to state their proposals (if by letter, free of postage), specifying the rate of interest required, and if on annuity, the ages o the proposed nominces, to Mr. Edmeadeg, solliltor, Sheerness; or to MIr. Attbrey, sollcltor, Took's-court, Clr. sitor-street, Cbhancery-lare, London, before the 23& of Novenmber Instant. By order of the Commissioners, Shecrness, Nov. 5, 1824. IOIIERTI' EDMEADES, Clerk. A NNUI'rlES aind LOAN, -The .Coinissioier-s of r 1_ Scvers foilthe Insits extending from East Aouildsecy, in snrrey, to Raven si,orne, 1i 1Kenit, are desirotis of obtainiing the SUIM ,)f ?80ooo vie. ;-?-4.'0 by way of anumity oni lives, and a like suin by way of loam. The annuity or interest to be sectired by half yearly payments upon the rates made by the commissioners, accordinig to the provi. I sins of certain acts of lParliament relating to the execeitiorn of the said comnmlssio,n wvithin parte of the before mentioned l1iits, And the Commion i',ners vill mTeet at the Seasio,ns-bouse, Newil)uton, oll Wednesday, the 24t1, dayof November Instant, at II for l2oclock at noon precisely, tJ receire proposals from aAny person or persons wil. ling to advance any part of tlhe suimsi, not beinlg less than 8091. Pro- posals stiitng the Age of the life or lives, tile gsum to be advariced, and the aninuity reqoired, and the perlid for whieh the same may he wvished to he advancod, (not less than 7 or 10 years,) may be forwarded to the clerk at any timiie beferc the Utiy of meeting,or the Comlulis. sioners may be attended at the time anld place aforesaid. Th,e Com. nisionere will have the securitles prefinr4d at their expenise. Further iniformation may be obtained by appication at tile Sewers' office, Bernmondsev. Nov.16, 1824. b. DREW, Jun. ClerIr. ffRITISH )DISTILLERY COMPANY.-Upwards of B ?X100,000 haviaig now beer, subscribed in Edinburgh to this undertaking, aGENgRAL MEETINGoftheSTOCKROLDERS vill be held In teroms of the prospectus, within the Waiterloo Taverin, Eldln. burgh, on Monday, the 22d November current, at 1 o'cloek afternoon, for the following purrposes:- 1st. To name an Interim Conmmittee of Management, vith power ro frame thc draught of a reaular contract of copartntery, rhilch drecight is to les1bimitted toasecondgencral meetlng to be afterwards called when tbecontract wili be finally 7djusted and the Directors elected. 2d. To deelarelsven the first instalment upon the shares subacribed for shall be paid, and the amount. As particular attention has been paid to prevent persona of no capi- tal irom subserlhing to this concern, And as sihares have been already subscribed for by undoubted capitalists sitfileieut to constftute the company, It haa ?ten resolved that applicartions for the few remlnining shares set apart for Edinburgh shall be made In writing, by letter ad- dressed to tile Interim Secretary. It may be mcneltloned that 2,O0O0shares iave been set aside for Lon. don, a(id 1,000 fer Glasgow and the adjacent country, the mhole number of shares being 8,000. MITCHELrC L PATISON, Interim Secretary. 16, St. James's.s uare, IT1th Nov. 1824. Applleations ?or slhares by persons of knowvn respectability atid capital may be made at the office of Messrs. Macdouigal asrd Co. 46, Parliament-street, Westnallnter, where the prospectus mai- be had an.d al necessary information afforded. 6 OCIETY for the DiSCH.ARGil alitl REALAIEF of S) PERSONS IMPltISONED for SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, November 3, 1824. on Benefactions sinee the last Report, viz. - John Marsh, esq. - - a ?2 2 0 J. C. M. 9th benefaction ?e10 0 Rev. C. B. Charlewood a 2 2 0 J. H. per Messrs. lloare s5 0 Rev. Dr. Freriii - . a 2 2 O A. D. W. . - 2 0 0 Cllarles Star'I'Pe esq. a o0 A Drnatlon for Poor H"n-and Rev-. C.Custa 2 0 Debtors . . . 10 0 0 John Dawklns. esq. - a 2 2 0 Moiety of Fines from six C. F. Barnwell, esq. - I 1 0 Hackney Coachmen, lion. M.rs. Vernon. per per Mr. W.CB,ausficld 0 17 6 -f; ssrs.NHoare . . 1 I o Seti Thompson, clql. - S 0 Oi ?60 14 6 Discharged anid relieved from various prisons 83 debtors, for the saiAi of .. . . 62 Considered the eases of 31 petitioners Approved . .18 Rcje'.ted . .. , and Considered inadmissible lo. Bienefactions are recelved byJohn CIamden Neild, esq. the Trezasurer, Ches'ne-wvalk, Cbelsea; also by Messrs. 7lerrles, Farqulier, and Co. St. James's-street; ioare, Fleet-stroeet; Whitmnore and Co. Lombard. street: Cocks, Coceks, Ridge, and Co. Chsrzn,-eros. - Dorrino and Co. Finch-lane, Corlihill; Hammersley, IPall-mall: Veres, Ward, and Co. 77, Lonmbard-street; atid by Mr. Grassrvell, the Secretary, 7, Craven- street, Strand, vhere the books may be seen by those who are iclicined tn support this Charity, and where the Soclety meet on the first Wed- nesday In every month. -[F1URt'1LE.-BLZLADEN, WAL nI'E , and Co. KinCo S T Head, Poultry, havea fev fine live,y TURTLE fhr SALE. Tur- tle dresied every day in the Imigilest perfection for parties, or sent to any part of town or country. AILY GOVERNESS.-WANTED, in the neig'ii- DLP bourhrmod of Totteniham. Stamford-hill, Stoke velvingeon. Clapton, or Hackney, by a Lady of high respectability, A SITUATION as DAILY' GOVERNESS in at ge,reel yanilly. English, French rtalian, music, drawing, wrIting, and arithimetc taugilt without the assistance of mnsters. No objection would be made to atrend a genteel Faniily In the City, or nelghbourhood of inisbury-square. The most satisfactory references cami be given. Address, post paid, to G. 7t. at Mr. Nagle's, corner of the Exelse Office, Iishopigate.strect. A JARDING ESrABLISHMFN',.A Lady and l.r Daughlter, residing in one of the best streets In the ieighboir. hord of Brullsirick-iquare, are desirous of RECEIVING a MARRIED COUPLE, or orie or two highly respectable middle aged gentiemeii of domostic asid regular habits fIrom the limited ntmber takeii the ar- rangements insuretoeach individuas the itteaition aid comfort of thelro'wii home. For Cards mif address apl ttaeShlo,esq 68, Old Broad-street; Mr. Axford, 168,. Feetstt o 62 Grea Corain-Rtreet. ANllN G-:.57XHOUSE C'LASSIC:AL arid COMMAER- i CIAL ACADEMY.-This estabilshment ih flnely situate by the sea side, between Brighton and Worthing, aild Is condui-ted ufpon a mnest liberal plan, the treatment aiid aecoinmodathliis beiig in every respect of a superior kind. The friends of tiose In particular a-hose health atnd constitutioin may reqtiire the beneficial ectects of sea bath. Ing ansd a fine saluhrious air, comubinied with the advantage of eduea ti)n In all its branches, will find this a mest desira,ble situation. There will beat Christnias VACANCIES for three young gelitlemen. The terms so guineas per atinuns, including books, stationery, and tra vel- "ii"g expenses, there being no extra charges whatever. Iefecence of the highest respectability Will be gireo. Letters, post paid, addressed tnuJ. r f ;poafilee, Lacingen, Sussex, will be duly attended to. The number 1f_Iipils lsalinsitad to 30.