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WANTED, in ani established bouse of buisinepss, a re- seetable young Lady. asannAPPRENTrICE. Likewisea milM- PRlO"al Inquitre at S1, Lamb's Conduit-street, near the Fouindlilt W7 AkNTED, an active Lad, as an APPRENTICE, byI 'ia Re'tail Stationer and Bookseller., A pr=urn of 202. will be requred. Apply at the newspaper offie, 3, dms.street east, Man- chester-squiare. 'AN'L'ED, two Lads, of respectable parents, as AP- baRENTICES to the first nlechani.tal business, one to se-rve at least bWhis time free in lieu of a premnium; and one tWro years, c.r with a Premium. Appl4y personally for cards of address to mr. Lackson, greengrocer, 19,Theobald's-road, near Red Lion-street. WIAAN'TED, by a steadty respectable young Vomnan, a SITUATION; as NURSP~, or to wait on ans elderly or Invalid ILady, 0ton Ofl r two youing latdies. Can be wvel recomime-aded fromn her last situation. Address, post paid, to A. A. at Mr. White's, fish- rmonger, 7, Red Lion-street, Holborn. 'UAN'I' ED, a Youth, of resip-ectab~le 'connexions, as WTan APPRENJTICE to a Watch anid Clockmaker, for thec term Of 7 Years,, to board and l,.dge, and be treaLted as onle of the famitly. A mnoderate prenmiuml. as he will bensade free of the city. Address, post .Paid. to Mpr. Holmnes. 15. Creed-lanie. Ludgate-street. XVANTE El, THREE or FOUR OUT-D-OORtAP- PRENTICE-S to tI.e Millinery and Dressmaking, In a houise at th etend of the town, whbere good hours are kept. Premium not an object, wrhere they are capable of being tImmediately uwefl. Also two Young Ladles as Apprenitices, to bod intehos.Fr cards of address apply (if byv letter, post paid) to NMr. Stratton, linendraSler, 13, CoVeN rcy-%treet, Haym ark et. JANTED, a SITUATION, as COJLLKCTLNG- CLERK.or In a Warehouse, or any light employment either in or out of doors., by a Person betweetn 30 and 40 years Of age, who has been used to bnsiness; and having an Income arising from another souirce, w,.uld be satis5fied writh a smrall salary. Direet, post paid, to A. I. at Mir. (larland's, 122, St. John-street, Smilthfield. WANTED,a PARTNER.-A Person, juist suicceedling hi ather. In an extensive and lonig established connexion, of S"rveying and Buildinig (froe from specttlatloni but not having capItal adequate en Its extent, Is induiced to take a PARTNER, %%ho cain vcomsnsnd from 1.0001. to 2,0001. Thoughi it Is not netessarY that he shouild have a k-nowTledee c.f the busriness, it is requisite he shlould ass"ist In the bookkeeping department. The most satisfactory refer- gnce will be given. None hut princilpals wvill be treated svith, from whom letters, post paid, addressed to A.B. at MNr. '~hamlierlain's, 407, Strand, will be immediately attended to. -JAVANTED, to BORROWV, froln 10,0001. to 12,000]. e'o OTAE t4prcn.o h ml etrl favr v.n laeold estGAtE,oft40pearsen.onthe mlasd-taxtrodeemed,an being mostsdesiraely andcheer0ullyrsituate,awithin uriceemied anda Ireifi of~ thdextrby, h mu a advancedxl willbe, wihinolly miexp andd on the further imprvteameunt ofaheesatce,dhc will aepoly securede the lendrter. soastoprodeceanet retlof thr saee thimeh tve amountsecof the aennu. oal iters pryalne to nth lender , ahrd whice hwle taknon ofo ah tnumbInero eats pa-be toin ase shaer id hihwll be agedtis alften amount dnwmbe ond yeX e treainde b lin stamensl be ageduio afthe satisfactoy detter anddteressedntoeA b. postaid,eats5, Georgbe-uterae Cotinfctryeci road, will he attended to rANITS a SITUATIlON, as COACH AN , ted WA married SIan, without Incumbrance, 35yearsofaeprecl ,understands hils business, and knowrs town wieli.i-sWftoak the Ca.re of a house, to live in a lodge, or to makeheslotrwe useful In the family If requiired. No objection to town or country. Can have go,od characters from their last places, wher they, lived 12 mronths; and two years-nnd a half's character fromth place before ii' required. Direct, post paid, to IV. B. at 34. Re ion-street, ~N ORTGAGE '-f18,00O.---VA'NTEl,t O ROWi _the surn of 18.0001. on Mortgace, at a per cetfaFeehiold .stte. In a northerni cointy In Irelanid. The rent reeglry paid. Apply at the offic o.f Mir. T. G,. Vander Guehit. 40, (r nstetStrandi. APREiNTICE IVANTFED, to a Tsailor.-A YOUTHI, opf respectable connexions, Is WANTED. in an establisbed house. ,where tl,ere are no children. and wouild lbe treated as one Of the fanl , premium will be expected. Inquire at 3, Ratlibone-place, =ppos~ite Soho-sulusre '10 PARENTS andi GUARDI ANTS.-WVANTE, a Yaoudhof resqpectableceoniiexlons, as an APPRENTICE to aTea- sleilCern Grocer, In an old established house of extensive business, at the weest er,d of the town. A monderate Vreniium expected. For address apply (if by letter, post paid) to, Mr. Curwen, teabroker, at 23, Great Ea-stcheap, London.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ APRIVATE TUT01R, who. has a ~few hours to spar,e A every dav, wvould feel in ,IevtiPng them to)tle IMPROVE- MEN T of ONE or TWO '-OU.g GENTLEMIEN. lie wvill undertatke to teaLch, speedily and thorooighly, Latin. Frciich. arithlmetic, geogra- phy, &c. Apply, by letter nly, 'toB. A. at. Mr.Fbswortlb's,68, Fleet- strreet. The hI.ghestreferences willhe giv-en as to cha;racter, &C. YfVOM D ICAL R, ;IIO E S Gentlemani, _Z aMembher ,,ftiie Hoyal College of Surgeonis, and Licentiate of tue Socle'ty of Atpotie,eari.cs. Is dectrouis of obtaining a PARTNERSHIP irn an est',bilsbed practice, where tihe gentleman contenmplates retiring in , few, ye.Is and will1 advance proportionate to thze advantages to be obtained. Letters t,, be addressed,. post patid, to 0. 0. to the care of Mr. Duir,cr,nbe. chyinist, Temple-bar. L 5x~vA(~E I - -An Attornecy of the Courts at Westriin$ter' resident in th city, is ,desirous 4s ADDING to his Agency Practice the COMMONl LAW or EtQUITN I'rtOCEED- INC' of wo " th,&- professona Gentlenmen 01 respectability, in towGs or cwountrY. ne td conidtiet thesame con the usual agency terms. The most satist'actor, referelicersvill lie giv,en. Aduires, H. H. atlMr. Wilkinson's. law sainr49Coean-street. ,J0 I'AI(NTR ad U RDIAiNS.-A Surgeoni, eni- gaged iii the general Prr.etice ,uf an extens-ive P'ublic lnustitu!i,,n nT, emnetr'upolis, ha' n.m- a VACANCX' lot a residentfPUPIL1, who will have the pri'vilege,if devoting Ihe Whole of Iis tinel tohlila medi- cal educaRtion, and ss ho will have the most vauable opportunities .4f trofessional Improuvemnent. Apply by, letter, post paid,, to MI. D. at Burves,'and Hill's lihrary. Great'Windmiill-trect._________ A TED. ,~SIrE CTIO. liv a ingl1e.Manl, tzirned of 30 yeaLrs of ae, l,ohas armd ad maage onvarioutS tillagie farms; has a thounih l,nou'ldge.u stck-lxigenral i well versed Iii the nieasure- mentof and timer.imuldins. e. ikewvise in keeping acecounts. ills sat mi''yer avingrecetly lkJ i trxustees wvill give qrer,y sstiisci'mnas o caracer.,k-c Adres, poet paid, to P. J. at 2, Ie- v,orsh ire-street.Que-qa. ['tIL GVERiNE8-S.1-A younig LADY, whbo has been for some years accustomed to tudition, is desirous ofmneetinig with an E.NGAGE,hIF.NT In the alove capacity. She instructs her pulpils In the Frenceh and Engljish languages,, writing arid Lurithune. tie, hisoy and geography wvith the uise of the globes, the hairp, P'an._re arid 'he ruidinments 'if drawving. Underiiable referencus wilbe givlei drs,ps ad to A. C. at 35, Berners-street, Oxford-street. No agent need apply. ALADY wvishes for the SITUATION of GOVERNESS ikto a family, uinder 12 Years5 Of age. She undertakes to instruct In the English and F'rench languages gramnniatlcally, seritinig, geo- graphy. history, music, drawing, the rutdiments of Italian, anld needlework. Salary is riot a,,much an object;with the advertiser asa c.,rmfortable situaitIonS; has no objection to travel t the mioat res-peet- able references can be given. Letters addresse-d, post paid, to 0. 0. at 'Mr. Biggs's, bookseller, Parliatneiit_st reet, will mieet wvith due atten. tion. Nootlbeekeeper nead apply. AlLY GOVENESS.-A AD Y, wlio hias b.-cn enl- gage fo th lat 3yeas i th edcation. of a cleigyman's fa- mil ofthehigestresectbilty,cannow dievote twot days ill the sree forthe UITIN ,s I'RVATEPUl'lL'; ini music, Frenlcb, and uiveral Eglis. Sh wil attndin gentleman's family witli. in 0 mlesof own orrecivethe ather own house. References to the parents of those ladles sv, have benedited by tier Instruction. L-etters, post p aid, addressed to A. Z. at Messrs. Clertienti and Co.'s, imuslcsellers.Cheaplssde, or Messrs. Prowett anid Co.'s, book-sellers, oppo. .s!te St. Clement's Church, Strand, wvill be forwvarded to the advertiser. V'ery desirable OPPORTuNiTY now off'ers for a A Gentleman of respectability, possessing fromi 2,0001. to.5.00Oi. capital iaccordin~g to the share to be taketi In the concerni, and who wyil lLasist In the active rare of the management, to JOIN ani old, well established, sod Increasing business in the COA%L TRADE. The moat unexceptio)nLble references wrill be given and required. L.etters, with real segneand address, to beforwvarded, post pald,to MrI.Ho)d6son, Solicitor, l4atton-court, Threadneedle-street. fJ AMILTONIAN SYSTEM.-PRIVATE TEACH- JLLING in the FRENCH LAN1GUAGE, at h'ume and abroad, by Mir. HOLLAND. Hanmiltonlain School, 30, Great Rilsseil-street. oppo- site the British Mtuseum. The good effects of this system may be seen on application at the acadlemy. References to pupils. 'F' o( the NOBILITY and GENTRY.-HAM]L- _ TONIAN SV-STEM.-An Under Graduate of Canibridge respect- fully solicitsi the patronage. cf those Noblemen and GentlemenI Who miay seish their sons to acquire a per fect kuowledge of the French, italIan, Spanishl, Greek, and Latin languages. The zdl'ettiser gives pRiVATE INSTRUCTION at home anid abroad, has haxd great expe- riezice, and resided many years on the contincent. Terms- very nin. ders.fe. Address, pgoat paid, to A. B. care of Mlr. Hay, .5, Tavistock. street. CoVent-gard'en. Foreigners Taught English._______ YOUiNG MANI, aed '20, WVANTS a SIT~UATION,~ Aas WAREHOUSEM4A. or LIGHT PO)ITEit; is of respectablility and genteel aPPearance, and hats been In one of the first warehoiuses iii the city: knows, ali Parts of town wedl, and has a general knowledge of the towrn trade, writes a good plain band,arid understands aceounts. Warehousemeni or others ini srant of suich a YumuIK man will find this a most favourable opportunity of solitng themnselves. as he wvill make himself generally usefuil. The most satisfactory references wivl be given as to chbsracter.'&c. For further particulars apply (if by latter, post paid) to Z. V. 8, BrosVnlow'-str'eet, Holborn. A LADY, _about to leave home for 2 or 3 months, fro-m _J_the Ist of Mlay, w-ould wish to L.ET her HOUSE, Furnishied, for thatperiod. to a respectable family. The terms nioderate, and situa- .tion desirable. Distance about 2 mIles arid a half from town, on the Surry sie. or prticlar appy ii byletter, post paid) to S. K. at ()SLVERS ITS sIdJEW.ELLER~S-To be T DiPOSD OF th LEAE ad SOCK In TltADEbrfan .Id esats Silshud Huseof usnes Intheaboe ine, in the first situation atthie westend f th tow. Fo cars ofaddrss aplypersonally to SIr. indre r pefuer, Tite borne-street icdly betureen 1 s'lid 3 o'cIc . N 13. aetwees 3.0001. and 4.01 ilbe required for the purchase. T LINENDRAPERS, Hosiers, Grocers, and Oilhers Tin Scant of Roomy Premnises, In a first rate situmation.-To be LET, on very desirable terms, by Mr. c. corTERELL. a convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, a commanding Shop, and very extensive back, premnises. with side entrance. For particulars and cards toview apply to Mir. C. Cottereil actoeer and house agent, 2, Suffolk-street east Blacknian-street, Hruh r_1o% MEDICA L M.EN.---To be LET, and entered upon) .mmediately, the entire UPPER PART of the HOUSE of a MedI- cal Practitioner, situate in the vieinity, of the Borough Hospitals; it Is admirably, adapted fof- the accomimodation of puipils, aiid ioc this purpose Is an opportunity rarely to he met sitlb. The whole or aniy part of the furniturermaybe brudif required. For particulars inquire of Mir. Rist. aucetioneer. 26, Lonbard-street. T O be LETl, by the Worshipful Companiy of Salters, on ,&a Lease for 21 years, a DWVELLI NG-HOUSE and StIOP. No. 39, Newgat=street. Any personam desirous to treat for suich lease are rqetdto send their proposals, stealed up, directed to the Master and Wardenst of the Company, at 29. St. Swvithin's.lane, on or before the S5th of May next. And o15 the following day a Court will be holden, aLtI1o'clockl in the afternoon precisely, to open thle proposals, and to treat for such lease. The premises may be viewed every day (Sundays exeeptedi, huetiveen the hoursi of II and 1. *UCKERIDGE, Herts.-To be LET or SOLD, a LCOTTAGE, with garden and orchard, well stocked wvith excel. letfruit trees, conltaining nearly an acre of land, wvith chaischouse, e!XCellent three-stall stable, pleasantly tsituate, just through the tosvn of Puckeridge n the samne containis 3 slieepingf roomns. 1 pajrlour, 2 kcit- chens, panty .and punmp of excellent spryIng vrater. Coacbes8as within 20 yards of the house almost every hour in the day. A pack of fox hounds kept In the neighlionrbood. For further particulars in- quire at 25,Tbavles-inn, Holborn; or of ?lr.Ginn.surveyor,Puckeridge. A SMALL HOUSE, su-rorunded bygardens, suitable for As a small family or ilnvalid possessing more coniforts than are usually found on a small scale, situate three miles from Hyde-park- corner, to be LET, f.or a term of years, or to be Let, Furiizshed, 2 parlours, 4 bed rooms, 2 good kitehens, psaitry, wine, beer, and coal cellars, or to be let part; a good Sealed gar.d en, well stocked with vegeta.bles and fruit tree. a stable and chalsehouse, and good spring and soft-waler, two minutes' ivalk from Flammersmlch church. Stages to an4 fro every hour; near the Duke of Sussex In Fulbam- lane, near t,s Hamnmersmlth. For cards of address apply to ralmer and Son, 1 7S, Piceadlly: or aut 5Tr. L.edrumls, 225, Regent-street. B ESIRABLE SUMMMER RESIDENCE, Barnsbury- park, completely Fursrhlied, with tcle use o1 a most valuable ibrary. to be LFT, for 6 or 12 mon;ths. rhe house IDeculiarly adapted for the cgmfort and convenience of a family) is buiilt In the cottage style, and stands in the centre of an extensive, well stocked, and pro- ductive garden, at an easy distance from tolvn. The furnilture Is chaste and appropriate and to a man of Ifterary habits the premises will be most eligible.thie use being granted of an excellent library containng between 4,000 and 5,000 volumes of the nmost celebrated ancient and modern authors. The house belontgs to a clergyman whose health requires hIlm to reside at the sea side. To be viewved by tickets only,wehich svith gartlculars may be had of MessrsG. Robinson and Son, auctioneers and appra:ierm, 2, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's- inn.-fields. C-ADETS, Writers, and MIidshipmen to India, or Pag- % sengersgeneratly toanypart of theglobe, can be fullyEtUIPPED -with every requlsite tor the voyage and arrival, at one day s notice, obtaining white jean and satin jackets, medium tr.es, from 6s. 9d. -Fo. i0s.; ditto watstcoats, 4s. tots.; ditto trousers, 6s. to lOs. - drab ntto. 65 . i dc) ditto, 6s- 9d- to 125.; wvhlte marseilles waistcoats, 6s. to lOs. black terseylere ditto. 11s5-to'4s.; black and blue coats, 52s.- to 68s.; dteaslnggowns, lls- to 20s.; travelling cloaks, 38s.to 48s.- 'when made to order10 per cent. extrai; cotton shirts, 3s. ro 6s.* at tliver and o.'s (late Arrowamiih and SUlver'sl, clotbiers, 9, CornhiJl, TVWENTY POUNDS REWA-D.-LEFT his L HONE, 10'the neighbourhoodof London, on Sunday evening, .kPril 11, 1824. a YOU.TH, 17 years of age, slim made, pale oomplexion, has lost the sight of his right eye, and his uapper teeth are rather pro. *ecting, It is surmised by his friends that his object is to go to sea, and that he is, for thskt purpose, making his itay to the coast on foot, and on bye-roads, and, to escaPe detection, ho talked of disguiaing his person and staining his face. Hiad on a white hat, black stock, browiv great coat, blue under eQat &nA waistcoat, black trousers, and higbh shoes; hIs linen Is marked D. W. It is iequested that a lad answer- ing the above description may be ietained, unless he can give a satls- fitatory account of himself, aud information be nimediately givein to. W. W. at Mr. BeU'snewspaper-office, Sweeting's-alley, Roya. Xxchange, and the party so doing will be thankfully remunerated for their trouble. Should this meet the eye of D. W. lie is desired Immediately to return honie, as he must be aware of the e!fect his conduct wil produce on an aged andl affectionate parent; ard if his Inclinations point to the sea service lie shall be sent in a respectable manner; but he is now warned agailnst continuing a line of conduct which, it per- sisted ini, can only end In his own disgrace. TRISH EQUITABLE, LOAN BANK.-The Sub- |scribers to this Istitution are Informed, that In conformity with the original Resolution, the SU3BSCRIPTION wras CLOSED YESTERDAV, at 12 o'clock, bY which means the sum subscribed amounted to 'more than eight timnes the capital required. The com- mittee will take the Ipplications into immediate consideration, and answers will be forwarded as soon as the numerous letters to be exa- mined will Possibly permit. EISENEZER FERNIE, ?lanager ProTem.1,,Birchin-lane. T HE METrROPOLITAN LOAN and INVEST- T i WI ENT CONMPANY. for the Investment of Capital on Securities, producing a Permanentand Regular Rate of Interest. TIRUSTEES. Sir Thomas Barrett Lennard,bart. John Towgood, esq. 'Mr. Sergeant onslowv, I. P. William Wingfield, esq. DI RE CTORS. Benjamin Ansley, esq. Wilkinson Mlathews, esq. Edward George Barnards eq. William Lorance Rogers, esq. John 13ourdieu ,es. sWilliam Taylor, esq. Colonel Archibald C.;ampbel | William Henry Tinney, esq. Edward Clarke esq. George Digby Wingfield, esq. Thomas Barrett Leqlnnrd,esq.2M1.P. liroome P. Witts. esq. George Barrett Lennard, esq. John Wrottesley, esq,. Stanidard Counsel, . Bellenideni Her, esq. Lincoln s-inn. Solicitors, Messrs. AV. and J. W. Bromley, Gray'-inn-square. Secretary, Mr. William Bromley. Actuary, Mr. W. S. Stratford. Bankers, 2Messrs. Rogers, 'rosrgoed, Olding, and Co. Clement's-lane- The difllculties atten:ing the investmeilt of capital by indivlduals on landed ;ecurities, togetlher with the low rate of interest pro- duced by tre fuids, suggested the idea of forming a Joint Stock Com- pany for the purpose of naking such investment. The capital of the Companiy consists of onie millioni, to be subscribed for in shares of .ne hiixidred pounds each, 10 per cent. to be paid at the time of sub- scribiig; the remainder Will be called for by instalments of 5 or 10 per cent. as opportunities of investizng the capital occur. -The nature of the investmenits will be mortgages, annuities, life interests, I d rents, and reversionary property. The principal object is to Imailn a fixed and regular half-yearly dividend, distributing all Inci- denital profits arising from the fali ilg in of reversionary property by vray vf additionial dividend or bonus. The regular dividend will, it is conifidenitly expected, always exceed the general rate of Interest obtalijied on public securities. The capital vill in no instance be dimi- nished, as whelelever reversionary or other pfoperty is purchased on the disposal thereof by tile Compally when it ralls into possession, the original purchase money will be returned to the capital. Whilst the COnspany offers no prospect of great gain, the shareholders lsscitr nil possilic responsibility, nor is the capital inl any vise put in hazard, as ,ioiie but unexceptlonahlle securitics wvill be accepted. Persons de,irous of taking shares will apply to blessrs. Bromley, of Gray'.-inn, Where further particulars wln be furnished. The Companiy will receive a plicatlons for loans bF way of mort- g gage or aninulty, and treat for the purchase ot life interests and re- versionary property of any kind.