To the PROPRIETORS of EAS...
The Times, 1824-01-06T00:00:00

_t Lbe PRLOPRIETORS of MA.ST IND)IA STOCIL. fT has ft sonne tin-ie been ayiobject Of niy'ambitionAwu isbecotihe'-iZ-tmber of your Honiouratble Court of Dlrectbts,1in-order to devoto,thgie.iSaluder-of my -public IILe to tile superinten(dencee of thos.e hIgblyiz6r,;Rporat eoinerns in which I have been engagecd ftoma. very carly period tIin the viirious,publi, -tuationa requiring: active liaLbits of bisineeis tht J haVe filled during -.ic lapt 25 years, first underthe Governsment Of the CrmpanY.anil latterly under that of tbe rown, an opportrnilty has been afforded mc- of becoznring Intimnately acquaUined witir -your Interedits in India, and of uising roy best ende4vours to coroblile the extension of British Influence arid comlneicalIiintdeoi'Cuse wtith anoither object wlitch has ever been consieered by.yoll 05 equatl Impor- tancee, tihe aiselloratlon of the condition of the People of-thakt part of thLe globe. Mlay I venture to albide generally to rDy services In those sitttatoiona as9 a fair ground of pretensions to youir tirvourable consideration. 'Ay very recent arrival from the ?Mauritluq hias prevented'mL hitherto fromn paying ray respects to Tou ndivdually, to solicit the honou of our otes and support, but Is ll ta'ke the earliest opportu- Irit ofdoig s, ed ofassrin yo inpersoni- of my ardent, desire ant ful dtelniratin t wachoer nd romte the best interests of te Est ndi Copanyto he tmot o my Power, -shiould youir cufiagesniaenreIn tat ituaion o w icha bououraslle arabltioni Withthos vies I egleve t infrm ou. -that it is,my Intention I have thehoorthe LaisadGentletneir, WVith the greaV.9st rsetyor mnost obedient and Alos hubeservant, 131, Brutoni-street, Nov. 15.1823. RoBrT. T. FARQUHIAR- A ME ETING of thie FR'LIENDS and SUPPORTERS the of Sir ROBERT TOWNSEND yAisQUIIAR Will he HELi~D at teLondon Tavern l3lshopsgate-street, on Wednesday,.the 14th o1 January next, that islng the earliest tine thatt With convenienve te lila friends ana w%ithout biterfering- with thle approaching holydays can he fixed for the purpose of, taTtin g such measure- as miay he consi- dered pwoper and uvlableforinuIinrfg-his ELECTION t', the,EAS7 INDIA DItRECTNoti t'he first.vacy ~~T. JAME's. O~~ct 13 . i2.-~-A .ut ru n e Yspetebl MEITENG of the FREEHOLDERIS and other iN-. HABITNTS O thePARISEI of St; JANUS, this dayeconverie4 at the The Hn. bAd UE VAUGHAN , In the Chair, Atea period unparalleled iu theJsraoryoiamaJ5niiildriven alniost te rtuin by the attempt of the mother country',to inaterfere In. the le&is latlonk of the internal aflairr ofteClne thratening to deprivs us of our property, and expose us.to the IRsulenitable -consequences 01 anarchy, we, the iuhabitants of St. Jae', oe urkelves catlledI on to mneet nud publish. to the world the ~expression which our preseni situation eannotfal to produce.. Resolved, Tha-t wre inherit from our anceLstors the rights, rir Privileges of Britons;v and,when wre cee etsemp ts made,-botlr openli aind cos-ertly, to deprive us of themn, It isour bounideni duty to deelarst .rirr determinationa to preserve them, and hand Shenm down inviolats tv outr posterity. sZdsoiivxed, Tbatw-.ecommitto our Representativ,e3in Assemblyt~hi lrmpcs-tant charge of preservizig our constitution,-granted by th( ehri-rev, of King Charles the Seconid, anldsubseqtlently confirmned bl the Biftsh Parliament. Resolv,rs, That the.proceedings -ivitih havetaken place inxEngland relative to,-he WVest Indlia colonies,'are founded irs failsehood, sutp ported by en?trflny, and proposed.to be pqrfoeted.by anxmrheardof acj of Irrinatice. he peilso whichWe are exposed bythisRuncoristttu tional interfer2Zease Uei already been evinced by thed.eploralta evefit which have taken ),Aace in Deinerara, and-, wrhile such frailtI c prodeeti -arie pttierued, wd- ar,s datily liable to similar outrages,inl thLe ethex colonies. llesolved, T1hat. as tir constitu tional lrights 'neieatteri-pted to hi violated, w-e feel eorrfidenti that ouir c-olonial -legislature wvill nevel CO"Imit sach an lat of polR,'ical suicide as to a"cede to aniy mneasure! -suggeted by our- enxemyies,' (or the accomplislinacnt of their long de jiled but now openly avosvca purposeI, buit wil lfirmly resist all suel interference, unless we are pN eviouslv. indemnified by reLelvihig thi VaIlreof outr poavwsiorns asthp5N existed prior to 1807. Rsulted,~ That our con~duct Kthe progressive ameliorationl of oni sLavel" must folly prove to td1 eldi chied minds, that wve arc slin- cere in wishing tobiestow every pr\I'l'3ge upobe them that 16 consirteni stith their happiness and our owni acenrity: hut, wvhile wre are at a-L tMues ready to afford our negroes eve WIntruction that can enligliter thei nends imrov thIr antners, AiIdbs-iiS themn to a.state o1 civiIzaion e dprecte ll nterfereuce o-f persons in the niuthet coutry ;vo, hatver motives rnosy actflate their conduct, shoys that tey ar perfctly gnora t o he-s%tate of the colonies, aim totaly ncaabl ofdiretie or iteral regulations. Re-iltd, hatthse esomitonshepublisZed one inionth in each ol rhi tIntegobay Ppers,thRoa and St. .Jago Gazettes-, and thai Mr. Aicohe equesed to orwar the o England, for Insertion fouii time li Th Ties,Mornn Chocle, the C1ourier, and John Bull Nlr. N' ~~~SAM. VAUGHAN, Chairmnan. tI) take thesame. Resolved. That the thanks of this meeting befiven to the lion. S vaughan, forhisveryable andi.mpartial eondttct intlieebair. GEORGE GORDON. A YOUNG PERSON, 24 years of age Ts ~desirou-r Jj.. ofo,btaininga StTtYtTION. as UNDER TEAdHER, ina School: shle 1l~ competent to rinstrurt thle junior class in the r-edimnents 01 her own languaxe, and would not object besides to make hiersell grenerahl] useful In the establishment. The remnireraitionl with whbich Ahe wvould be content (provided her washingbe found) would he 12L Per year and the, benefit of a dancing master. APPlication to he made by letter, Post Paid, to G. K. at 22, Norfolk-street, FitzroY- ~~'~O MERCHANTS, Captains,& -Iighbga?-ho e- The LOS ofthe regular fortnight's, vACATION gives Nidx. DUNCN ar oportnity of repestirugbis sincere thanks to his friend, ,or hei paronge.He asunres theni that he will continue a system whih hs pove sosuccessful. Terms, from- 2a to 25 guineas_per annum Thequarer map be dated from the day of admniAssion. The schol r-opnedonthel1st. References permitted to parents ofereait respetablit. Prspetuses had of Mr. Ilicit. 54, Parliamfernt.street, turd essr. turtaaPanton. booksellers, 139, Cheapside. ffTOGIERIAN SYSTEM a.t HOME.-PARENTTSwho lL,ItI wish Yowng CIHILDREN to acquire a knowledge of the PRtN- CLESoI HARMOiN Y, with as muchi ease as they learn lett-rs s~ylla- bles, acnd words, are requtested to favour with their address, anti some particulars, the Widow of a professional gentleman, who has had much expriece n vrios bances f euction, anld cain he recommniefded by ldie ofthehigestresectbilty.A comnfoirtable home being the objet o th adertser(wh isnotyougi,an occasionial present. or rutresbe soiet, wold e prfered t saary. Direct, port paid, to E WDUCATJON.-Tbe Establishelicnd e-d by tllef II:4Rev. JOhIN EVANS, LL.D. :snd conipetecit Assistants, will. RE-OPEN on Monday, JYanuarv 26. Termns 40 guineas per aintun. Fur the additional, charge of 16 guiineas an apartment distinct from the chol i asignd fo a ew de puIls, and foreigners desirouis a" acquiing he Eglis lanuage Refrenes are ikade to the Rev. Dr. AisrhamRee, Rog'-rod; ir JlsoPering hat. nd o. orahill; cir stl Coper bar. Sp rig-grdeS; Snhodmi, .D. Trn- niit-sqnle;Mr. lilitch 13 Ludate-Ill andto rofesorLeslie, 11O9 the PUJBLIC_-'rhe Public are respectfully In- a,formied, that a SCHOOL, for the receptioni of 11AV-PUPILS, froth lOtl 14, is E-STABLISHED upon a superior footing, where the accom- g=ismets,Dof a refined or the acquirements of a usefuil education maty e band iupo plan which lias beevn long approved, ras combining all that is desibrale in the cuiltivati on of the feminine mind arid man- riens Prosp)ertses to behad at MTes~rs. Boosev?*, 4, Old Broad-srtreet;, ni' Mr. Souter, bookseller. St. Paull's churchya7rd. of Mlr. Roake, sta- tioner, corner of Villierfe-strect, Strand.- aird of M~vr. G roves, grocer, 112, Red Lion-street, Itoihorn. R NGSTON1, Surrey.-The ACADEMY, conductedi hy w1. U-ARCOURT. I L.D. and Professor of the Ilindoosta-nee 'an--uage, willilEF-OPEN on Monday, the 19th instanit. Thermostsas. iisai~toray references can be given to noblemier,, clergymren, and gea- tlemen as; to the_persorial comaforts, liberal trestmecut, rend progressive Improvement of the PrilpiL" Grown gentlemnen Who are anxious of e,nrrecting aneglected education, and foreigners who may be desirou.s of acqiring pefct knowledge of the English language, are respect. full inormd tat they mnay he accommnodated wIth board and privte nstrctins.Pros~pectnses of the academy, containing full paricuar, my h -ad of Dr. Harefurt. A CLERGYMAN, residling in a illost beautitful par-t Of li~ evoahise, ho hias recently retired from the managemrient of a lare schol, hihre conducted for several Years, in, one of the prinipa tons 0 te West of England. receives iuto his familly 5 PUPIS, nd as t present a VACANCY for ONE. The moat un- questonabl refrees w-ill t,e giv-en to the head of his College, and other names of th irat celebrity in the University egf oxford, ca-here the advertiser was, einently distinguished for his attainments, and 5'htalned hxigh acade ica onours. Ternms So guineais per annum: above 16 Years of ae 10guineas. Address, post Paid.. to the Rev. A. B. Postoffice, Plymouh DREPARATOR-Y ESTABLISHMENT.---: YOUNWG a GEN.TLEMEVIN. from 3 to 10 yearsi of age, a-c BOARDED and INSTRUCTED on thenmost liberal plan, by theWVidow ri.nd Daughters3 of a ciergymana of the highest respectability, who reside iii a delight- ful and healthy s4ituation, In the vicinity of Euston-square. it is presumed it would be fouind highly eligible on inqtuiry, as the children are never left to teachers and servan ts, bUt are constanltly With thle f.oiUlyand attended to with maternal care aid attenltion. Cards tobe had, or letters, pst paid,tSoS. X.at Speiicei-'s library, Lamb's ;Conduit- stret: r Mieliirslibrary, 5O, Jud,l-,rtreet. ~ REARAORYSCHOOL andSEBAHN- ASOAS NG-SCIIOOL cnntiguous to Worthling, conducted by mrredgenleanan lay or tan 2 eas.YOUNG LADES fom3t10yersof ge ae OADE ad NSRUCTED salubiousrreus. ithot an cvtains20gne. Aomio- dict en fo sea.bti idstsatry eeecscnh give n teos- o,r conr.Ltes otpi,adrse n.Ptiodslibrary, OUNG I AM)ES are liberall ORDED and aossi.- kj duou'-ly INSTRUCTED in all the baces of femnale education; on modterate ternms. 'Misa WILSON hiopes iry her unremitted attention- to th, bollth, comfort, and improvement or her pupils, to secure- tire c,,!,nfident!- of thosenarlents anud r-uardlans who may I.ntrust their cbil- dr.t the'ar.Ini this seminary great care I's taken to Promote the Wvelfare L"f the purpils, by a strict Observance of all moral and re- 3igio,LP duties. Teirms mlay be had of 'Mr. Sander, 5, Little Pulteuey- ,Erect, $joho;Tr. Jgr~BowU, 75, Hounidsditeh; and of Messrs. narton and s'sarvey, iGracec'turch-street; atll office letters will be returned uniless 03 Popald. i school will open January 19, 1824. -1T P5INTT F, fT 7O1%-A' MemITber of one 6f the UiVsr- IF itles, accustomned to tNich the classics, .vers!lication, geogra, p'lsy, and tire use .of the globes~, is at presenit disengaged, and Would he glad to devote~ a few hoursA everyvday to 11 or 2 PRiYiATE PUPILS, .rw.v'uld engage as Resident Tutor irs-is Kobleman's oir Gentleman's Family, either In tocen or in the count*y. The advertiser is oc domestic habits, can producte testlimonials of his literary-acquire- mneats, mnoral enaracter, and respectability, and, as he Possesses a knowvledge of thne Frenlch and Italian l1anguaes, hQ trulsts Ire would tv)ean acquisitioni to at Young nobleman going to travel on the ,.ortincnt*t Address, post patid, to G.W, at OnwbYji's, library, 4, Cathe- rine..street,_Strand.. Thi A EED C TO ,uder the nimelediate super- jjint,,n ience of the principal. whiere domestic comfort, macral and rehgiOus duties1, aFre seriously atternded to.-Eight YOUNG LADIES sire received and treated as PAIILOUJI BOARDERS, and instructed in all the ugeadailed ornamental branches of femnale educationr, in- eluding English, F'rench, history, writing, arithmuetic, geograpywt the use of theXglobes, dancinig, adm e.Te hywt bye ma nster of celebrity. Terrms onily 3 una e nu.N eztrxs, e%cep frdrawing and Italian.Letradesd,ptpi, to A. B. at I essrs. Es-at acid EoS, HapMnfctrr,Brnr-ter Soho, "ill meet attentioli. The resideneIspaanystteoth ~ XCANGE To CHOLMIASTERS, &c.-A Parnt s dsirus f PACIG aSON. 12 years of age, wrhose educaton hasfrom pculiarcircun eusnesbeen. tti some dere n- gle.ted eiter it n ACDEM, w erSienumber Is very l"imted. whih roldhe reered wih nyprvat Gntemn,who, rgged lathe education ot a fewv pupiis or his own cons, would not object to add one to tire number, w,hleh might be rendered mutu. cliyadvsntagcous by exchange, as the lady, having a little Daughter hoAse eatly education sre herselt socrinteuds, vould be happy to receve one or two little Girls, who vith her ovn would receive every m)aterrnal attentioci, &c. Distance is wzished to be within 10 miles of London, Letters, postage paid, to be addressed to A. B. Mr. Birket's, e,tationef, 27, NortoiifSlSStte EDUCED CHARGE S-Education.-At ALBION H:L, I OUSE, Lolighton, Essex, (atthe lltb mile-stone from London) beautipully situitte on an-eminence,by3fr.STEVENS, and properAssist. ants, YoUNG GENTLE6ME'Y are BOARDED and EDUCATED, at f urnes ?2 easum, under i yetarSof age; 19ditto, under 8 years of~gcr2ait. uder 10 yeas of age; 2~5 ditto, unader, 12 Years of v 3S ditto, under 1 4 years of age; Including every charge, but for hoksnod articles of real necessity; and wiashlng, one guinea per anunm. Latin, Greek, Freach, plan drawlng, - meterhants'. accounts, nXavlgatol, drawing, music, &ie- No extras but such as are agreed on. The unpldine with the family. N.: Can remanin the vacations jf required. Address, pest paid, to 2, NorthnumbeKland-street, bMaryle. boner or, 73, Whitcchapel-tOi.d. fHEAP BOARD and EDUCATION, on the 1 J MADRAS SYSTE!4 for tite edueution of superior children, that is,tfor those whose pauents prefer having their children taught on that 5vc-tam, but wvho are above receiving Instruction at National or Paro. crial *choaL, Where it has -been so generaUly adopted, and attended with such extraordinary-seeceas, when liberally and properly con- dacted. The system is simple and bealntiftil I. ttself, and at onee co rational, and at, practlcable, that It Is calculated to produce a soutid nnd extensive education in every branch of science Tire school is conducted by Mtrs. 'l'Loughlin, and her daughter, with two regular and four nz-Aistant teachers, who teach reading, French, and English story, and geography, writing and arlthrpetic, plain alid of every description, on the Madras-System, as It was riginally corupiled and put into practice by the Rev. Dr. Bell, oti temsatso hhis and reasonaoblffthat wvholefamilies of children aro taght for the same erpeneese as3single PUPIl, at No. 9, Madras-plaece, near thehebanol Of eaSC4llIDg(Olls: NO ho]yd8ya or extra4sf iwyde- -M ; - - - - 1RENCH~ and It-AT IAN.-M. LE GRios of the UTri verfilty of Parts, eouttiSues to give lI,STRUCTlON in the above LFA NGUAGES, At hnnie or abroad, onslmoderate terms. ReerercfCea. eCan be given to famillea or schools of the bsighest respectabIlity. Apply ito M.'Le Glros, I T, High liolborn, on Tuesdays or rridAtYs fromL 12 to 1 o'clock; or on. Wednesday or Saturday eveningzs, any time'after 6 o'clOck.1 lIDUC'ATION.-At 7 Seminiary of thi first casna (s t-oildon, for tlte'Education of 12I ugLd2,teei N 'VACANCY. The governessahas had iayyas xeilc;adb caeadisrctionof the pupils In thIb aahlilftcmiera scholastic advantages, tvith the freedom-u ofrso oe d dress, post paid, to L. Vk. .59, Borough. IJUCATION.-A iMarried Clrg n, of the ~Unve-Z Sity-of Cambridge, residing within thfeldistance of nine miles iro London, isreoared for th Immediate RECEPTION of SIX YOUNGtIENTL S%IN, aPUPLLS. ettherto finishL their educationi, Or preparaitory to their beling adZnAittd Into any of tile public schools. Address post paid. to the Rtev. 'j.V. at Messrs. otridge and Raekham's, booksellers. 39, Strand. ~'DUCATlON for EizhtenwGuineaspetAnnfuinlAtans JIJsEstatblishmnenthealthf'u9i s;ituated on the boarers,ofiiefkshire, YONG -GENTLEMEN are ED5UCATED for 18,utineas'per annum. No extras. Referees of the hightest respectabUiity In towrn Whbo have suns at- this Academty wvill be ready to vouch' or kindness of treat- rment, expeditious tuition, and the domestleconiiforts of the pupil,. Coa,LIces to andfrom tonyn 3-times a%veek. Address toNMr. Betterton, S. Parade, Wbite Condult-ftelds. -g-,IPUCATION.-ALadyr, wvhoconducets a Finishing Esalihen_f_elpcaiiity, near towsR, will be happyt receive 2 YOUNG LADIrS, not under 16 yearsof age, as ASSISTANTI PUPILS, Upon very mioderate termis. It is necessary one should uni- derstand French, as shie will be required to) assisAt in teaching that language to the junior pupis. The othier toassist in thie Eglish do- -partment and neediework. There are alio Vacancies for 3 Pupils. Nmilnent master,iattend. School will re-open jan.12. Addr&qsipost PAId, A. Z. at Mrl. Sawvyer's, Clement's lane, Lombard-street. 1,P ]]YN CATIION, Beacoi!sfield, Bucks.-Mr.B J) s MYj CAEI for YOUNG GENTLEMEN will RP-OPEN on Mo1nday, the-1Othiusatant. T.he pupils arceboRrde4 and instructed in Ithe% English, French. aod Latin languages, writing, arithmetic, book- keeping, mnensuiration, geography, the utse of the globies,hb1story, &-e.. and, particulaLr attentioil Is Paid to their morals, health, and ao;pfort. Terms, includiaig washing, 22 guineas per amnnumn; above 12 years of age, .25 guineas. Prospetss ihreferences, imay be had of Messrs Suttaby and Fox, Stat yetss,wt oncrse-court. lilr, Murray, 3, Coventry-street; -anid Mr. Elmns, 16, Grafton-5tieet, Soho. -TNDUCATION.-At CROFTrSCHOOL, nea'r Darling- j_ ton, it Ilimited numbeir of YOUNG GENTLEMEN are carefeily I NSTRUCTED, astheirfuture prospectsailife require, by I~lr. LIONEL SIMPSON, and abledA3iatants, upon termns the most inoderate, though the accommodations and sources of Insrruetion are upon the maust liberal plan. The pupils !nvarlab;y sit at the same tsble wvith the fam~, ad eerykind 'attention ii paId to prnetheir coimfort and improemen. Cads of particulars and reeene may be had of Mtr. Simpon,or r. llion,his agent, 1, Flnch.iane, pornhill, An ex- TIYUCT1ON,at Win ton, near Brough., in the roinani- andEuctd ndFr be ihBok,b the ev.Dr. DAITH WITE .abeneficeed Clergyman, at twenty- tw giessya;afw arorboarders, upon equally moderate Th eoihs encnuted upon the sam pc lant form iore thntwenty years Th ubrof scholars is limited to fifty, and DM. Adanathwnite's mansion Is -sufficiently -large to give each boy a -separate roomn. Curd:1sof particulars zand references for the ciuaracter of rie school may b'e lad at Mrl. W. Coates's, 56, St. Martfs's-lane, Charing-cross; or at the Chapter coffeehouse, where Dr.Adarnthwaite attends-daily from I11 till 1, and at Mr. Coates's fromo 2 till 6 - DUAiN.-Thie Principal of a loon established in CAL, MATHfEMATICAL, and CONMSER&IAL SCHOOL, ampshi ownrend he pegrsonally conlsulted every ~~~~ ~~froia 10 to 120o'plo -in the mornling, at the squre,untl te 1th instant, school consists of two classes vi?. 1t. ariur upis, r yungmeni hiaishlng their edftcation1 and preparng proession; theternms for these are fromn s70 to 100 I gunea pe anum,accordiig to especiatlagreerment. 2d. Suchfas are ssoyarou puil pa20guineas perainium. All extras andecharges are nclued i thse trms,whic coprehend als1.o,.in Pedditlioto the usual genea isrcontuinInthe Firenh, Italin, German, and Dutch languags Th ubrof pupils lin eacli class is -llnmlted.-.Jan. 3, 1 82 _17 DUCATION.-bn a Priyate EstbIishnenlt, wyhere a iLs limited numnber of young Ladies arc received anid instnucted by a lady of acknowledged talenit and respectability (wiith the assistance of approved miasters) In tile Euglish and Frenuh languages, mnusic, geography, the use of the globes, history, wvriting, anid nrlthinete,wi,d every accomplishment i,- iclieconst.itutes apolite education, thereare at preseant T WO VACANCIES. The most strenuous eudeavours- are exercised to render the muind susceptible of correct impressions alone, and the domestle arrangements are in every respect caleula.d -to pro- mote the comfort and happiness of thje pupils entrusted to her care. Referenices ,f thse ,It gheat respectablifty can be given. Letters ad- dressed to G. Mlitchell's music warehouse, Southamnpton-powv, wiil bneet immediate attention. DUCATIONT.-IEighteen Guineas per Aninum.-At Mr. ENTICKNAP's ACA'DEMY, F,on GENTLE-MEN are. liberally BO.ARDED and expeditiou)sly INSTR ICTED In the English, Latini. Greek, and rrenel, languages, nmathematics, mnerchiants' accoup ts, arithmetic, and In every other branch of literature. Every attention Is paid to the health morals, and hahPjlness of the pupls, whob din wihtefml.~The establishment is most delightully and salubriously situate, in the villag of Bramley, In Surrey, on the road frnns Guildford to Brighton, dstant from London 27 mllea. For cards and fuirther partici~ars apply to lr. L ankston, 167. Drury- lane; 'Mr. Widdowe, Church-street. Stoke Newvington;, Mr. Thurston, Southsmrpton-mews, New-road; Mr. Paline, 46, Gibraltar-row. St. George's-fields; M r. WVells. builder. Camberwell; Mr. Jackmail, Whbite Lion, Bloinisbiiry. IMr. Entickn?k> may be seen from I I to I o'clock every day (Sunidays excepted), a-t 157,- Drury-lane. DUJCATION.-At Mr. LAINCASTE R sACATD_EMY, Brough, WTestmorland, IS miles from Greta-bridge, Yorkshire, Yout,h are boarded and expeditijunsIy qualified for profesjsion or eom- merce on the following termns, Inclusive of wvashing and mendIng-:- If unoer 10years ofasee, attl5S'uineas per annium: if above that age, at 21 guineas per annum; entrance 10s. 6d. The Freneh laniguage taught. by a native of France, at lIs OS.d. per, quarter. Conscious of the high respo~nsibility In which he stands, Mir. Lancaster feels it in- canmbent on him to devateevery maean., in his powet to Preserve the hiealth and pronlote t.he domestic comnfort of his PuPils, to facilitate their respective studies, and to impre%ssontIheir minds the principles and precepts of Christianity. lit. Lancas,ter maybhetreated with, for a fe-w davs, betwveeni the bootrs of 10 sad 2, at Mr. Thompsonl's, 82 (late 771. Newv Bond-street,.-.,here further inteili-ence, relative to the se'llool still be communicated, and respectable r0ereene, if requisite,,- adduced in itsi favour. A qisarrel's noptice, or a quiarter's pay, prior to, Ia remnoval, Is expected. 3~'DUCAT1ON, at a hihyrsetbe Acatltensy.Co JL~ hersone,nearBarnard.ate 'raie ofntdwt very due atenton b Mi.GEORGE HPA,aAal sitns At thi EtalIsmetslimited numberof lS0)yonng gentleman (having atfpresent avacancy for.101 from parents u thefirst respectability, are bearded, clothed, aznn without exception treated the same as lift. ChaPMan'S own family ; als!o assiuoously tan ha the English, Latin, and Greek languages, writing, arithmetic, b-oo keeping, and the mna- Ithtematicts, gengra by, wvith the use of the globes; no vacatitons; termos, including t ceabove accommodaition, fromg O to024 ysineas per annum; school hooks and other requisites not chiarged or- pupils who learn the Frenich langtiage are reguilarly attended by a native of I f business or professionall ursuits, ar deiont eomend:-. T. Charlton. Esq.. I Bell-I-arcd. Doetor cmons; MIr. Ford, 4I, B-vn'o court, bottom of Newsesre;Mr UlIoa Mltr slm V'helsea; Nlrl. Dalton, Orchiard-hous EatIdia Docks; Mr, Penny. - 5, Cornwall-road, ComnmercIal-road, Wterloo-bridge; II. Barton, Esq. I18, Suffolk-street East, Battle-bridge; 5- Horsefall, Esq. II, Giocester- l'lae, amdn-twn; r. rec,. higton-upon-Tbamnes, Mlr. Itikars, urecy.Lloestrshre;or r.Greenwood's agent, 89, Chalto-stree. Somes-town Londo. Mr.Clarki, Mr. Chapan's assstat. s I ton, nd ay e teatdsith from.9 toI10 at Mr. Greewoo's,"-hre e rsids drin hsstay in town; als at the Saluatio 'I'veri, Negatestret, btwee the hours oflI anid 3 daily. E'EVIALE EDUCATioN, Mansfield Hlouse, souIth- 11east cornet of Bethnal-green.--The plan adopted at ihis semainary. Comprises th-e utmost attecntioii to thie cultuire of the temper an-d dis- Position as Nvell as to mrn-tal acquiremnents evry- regad is also paid to the hiealth and comDfort of thxe upls.Bord, incdin "washing and instruiction In the English and F'rqenh l-anguage's, history, geogra"phy, and plain aLnd fancy needlework. 24 guinieas pet annum; uinder 10 years of age, IS guineas per aninum; writing and arith- metic, 12s. per quarter; dancinig, drawring anid music 4sn the usual terms._ No entranceerequired. A quarter'*snotice or paymnent will be requied previous to thereniova-l ofa pupil. The school commence,s on Monday, the 12th Jnst. hteferences: Miss Bradley, 20, Catea,ton- street; Mrs. Tatylor. 38. St. MaIry-axe. F7r~O PARZENTS anid GUARDIANS.-At a ~respeCtab-le ILSE INA Y, ondutedby aWidw Lady and her Daughters,, delihtfuly stuaed wthin40 ies ret of Londoii, Where the numbr o puils s lm:td. terewil be VACANCIES. 'after the preset reess,for aFEW OUNGL.aDIES. - Terms, including insruCioniiitheEngishandFrech anguages (the latter of whiec is tnsimnty soke), istry,georapY, &c. 25 guI1neas Per annum for upis tnde 10yeas 0 ag; aovethait age, -S0 guineas; no entanc. Te oherbrache ofnaoI adpolite education taughlt on very mocderate terms. Ak young Lad mybe received, as an Apipreiitce, to qualify, herseli for a stainas governess for a mnoderate premniumn. r'he schiool wvillepno thte 10th tustant. F,'r cards of address apply (if by lettr potpid) to Mr. jarritt, hatter, Piccadilly. OIUITION, Gzatis.-At an oMf es-tablifshe IAC~ADEMYV 11 f great respectability, within 52 mniles of London,la limited num- ber of YOUNG GENTLEMEN aire prepared for the put-lie schools, Uni- versities; &e. The tuition consists tin Latini Greek, Frenicb, and Eng- lish languages, elocution, peuusaijiship, iiritlsmetic, geometfly, trigo- nomery,mensraton, navigation, algebra, laud surveying, with utse of cain &c gegrahy,wit us ofgloes,merchanits' fAccouints ba sinle ud oule ntr, rawng n erspective. Terms for boary 20 uinasperanum;enrane rats.Time French lanuave at all time spken For urter artiulas aplyat Mr. JCapes a pblic QUPERIOR PLAINT of EDUCATION.-Trhe Prin,nipals cyo ahiglyrcsecabcEaabi,dninrfor a limited numberof youngI LADIS, leasntl an heathfmllysitateabout 9 miles from town., reieetuiy sliit ttetin t teirsytem of education. whieb hass beenhonure wih th aprobtio ofparents and guardians hlighly distngushe fo ther rligoda moal,iad lterary attainjments, and - whse teoonenatio th ConuctesilLd;tter themselves wvill be estemedperectl salstretrj'. l~? astaed dftiiunt-evex,~ exy~enge is nclded wih istrctin i th Enlis, French, Latin Italian, Germnan, and Spanish languages; likeie Aneient and inodern his- tor, geography. and astronomy. Mui,singin, dancing, and drawling, hyeelebrnted Profes,sors. Lettr adrse, Pos aid, to A. B. Mr. Bilackbtirn's library, Knightsbrig, ilheimdiately at- tended to. EAGLE HALL ACADEMY, Southgate, bY Wzfsrsr. I-EAMAISHA LL and RUBISEY.-The system o1 instruction at this estatlblkment combines allthnatIs ess,enitial to the attanmnent of acon.- pletecla.ssical, commercial, endmathematical education Prep?aratory to theUijnveritteezorbustueas, Eminent saste)rs attend for vari0ous aceom. plishmenats, and a Frenceh miaster resides in the hibu~e, with 'rhomn the young uqtlemen have an opportunity to engage in fampillisr conversa- tion. Tie health, morals, and comf6rt of the pupils Partieularly~ at- tende to, and diet of a. superior quality Nvithou* limitatn The ouels most lubriously stte,8mles from ;own,wkith arex n {tYi ()R ON-HOUSE ACADEMY, Kentish-tow2i, Mid- Jdlesex.-The Rev. T. SMITH informs l'arents and Guardlaiis tbat he QUALIFIES YOUNG GENTLEMEN fog - MEFtCANTILK1 PURSUITIS and the learned Professions, Including the French lan- guage ith every necessam y ac-empflshnment, for 40 -'neas per an. nuit, Without vacation, and vithout extra cenarge. T'bere are resi- dent tinder masters of eminence In every department of the school. and the attention paid to the health, personal comfort. morals, and improvement pf the pupils Is unremttIng. A well connected yoath,. designed for the scholastic profession, would be received into the famlly, and woald enjoy advantage-s very rarely to be met wvith. Cards atl17.,Oxford-street; 34, iiolborii.hill; and Sir. Dancan's, 37 Paternoster-row, and 29, Holborn, of Whom may be had, Smithsa Eton Grammar,fls with notes, 5,.; W'alklisme's Arithmetle; Key to the Eton ExempTa Miora ;-snd hifi edition of StIrling's Illahdrus, on 'a newv plan. TTNJDER the PATRONAGE of the KING,-The J True System ofEuiucation dlscovaled,after many Centuries of al- most Impenetrable Dakrlness.-The Sixth Edition of NIATVRE DIS- PLAYED In her MODEof TEACHING LANGUAGEto fAN', adapted to the Prench. by N. G. DUFEIF, Is lately published, In 2 vols. 8vo, lprice 24s.1in bards, CharaCter-of- the Work-" We recommend the work to learned philolOgera, ,d to teaehers ando students of the French language, as theoret esily ingenioua and practically useful."_- _Vonthl Magazine. " We have no hesitatlon In stating, ihat MIr. Dufief has conferred a benefitun mankind by the publication of hls work."-The Scotsman. " bIr. Dufief applles, n a very extraordinary manner, his acquaintance with the phllosophy of the human mind to the purposes of education, andthis li thegreatehat-mof his system,"." The Star. ".Your committee, advertlng to the uncommon merit of the work, and con%iderlug tfi dissemnaation as calculated to produce just Ideas on the subjectof sehool.books, and as furilsehng an ad. mlrable model for the prepaxation of many7.isaveencoeergged a pro- posed republi-'atlon lnCalcucca by subscribing for70oples, &c."-nx- tract from the Report of thle ComUittee of t e Calcutta School-book Society. 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JohnNewVton, niotary public, cancelled- and. deiposIted *in-the -Bank. of Englnd, aecordIng~ to the tornm prescribed-la the said bond 220 SPERCIAL BONDS,- amounting to 420,00D0 lIaris Banco, or ~t3O,0OO, the niumbers of which art as.follows, Viz. 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POSTPoNED. -Messrs.:HA~YDG;N and *S, HIGG9NDOTHANM-beg respectfully to state that the SALE of FURlIbe1Rs ; Intended to, tabie, place this day, at their Ev ptian Rooms, Is inuavoidablY POSTPONED.to Thursday, the 6th Instant, at 12 o'clock, 1-. I~j IN 's TfEXPRE.-Signr.BENELLI mosatre spetfnly egsleae t inormthe N6bility. Gentry, Subi- 5crberto heoera an th Pulle-tht this THEA~T-RE trIll OP-EN on- Satutday, the 17th Last. -Slgnor.Bene711 begs leave to state, that relying on the U1berality.? thefreeenters of the Opera, be has during .the recess bad the who1e of the interior of the Theatre newly deco- rated, and nt an unprecedented expense. under the sanction-and wrtth nof a C'ommittee-of blemen and Gentlemen, engaged For the opera..-Composer and Director of the Muslc, S5gnor Ros4int, pearancein' thIs country,) adame Ronzi de Begnls, MAN- ane Colbrap Rossinl, from Bologna, (tier irst-appearance In this. country Madame Pasta, *.from tne Opera Buffa, Parls, (her first apearancein'thiscountrythese 7;years) and Madame Vestris, Ma- dame Camdorl, Madame: Grazilaii, and. Mladame Blagioll. Signor 'Garela, Sli..r Curioql, -Signor Franceschi, (his frst appearance In this country;) Signor Remorinut Prlmo Buffo Cantante, Bareelona, (his irst apprarance In thIs cpqur"y,) ;Signr de Begnis. Sighor Porto - :SignorBenettl SIJgnor Itoslchl, (t1elryirst appearancein thiscoun'try.j Composeran4Xonducter, Sgifot J Coela; Leaderof theBand, Signor Sp54oo1a1ti.t--foet Si or tfaioA-Vestris. . For the Ba'iet t4,adasmeltonzl Vestris; mademolselle Legres, Ma- d4alo selleIdall$q Drener, 'Ptemnlees Danseusesat the Rtoyal Aeademny .of Alusle, Paris, 5their first'appexritnee in this country,) Madermolselle' -Noblet,- MademotMelie:Jnlie AumetUMadermoalelle Leronx, andqm- "igelle Delattre. Vademnolselg Alexandrine Bougleux, -Mademriselle 4h0anette Moulin, (their first apPearance In thts conntry;) Monsieur Albert, Mlonsleur Charles Yestris, Monsieuir Ferdinand, Premier Dansear of the Rtoyal Acadeniy-f MusVc, Paris, (his first appearanee in thisreontry.) Monisieur Le Blond, Monsieur Bertrand. Principal; Ballet Master, -Aonsieur Aumer; Assistant Ballet Masters, Mons:eur Bolskerard, and Monsleur Guillet, wvith a complete Corp4 de Ballet.- Leader nf the Band, Monsleur Rophino Lacy; Pritncipal Scene Painter Sigrnor Zarra; Superintendent-of the Watrdrobe, Signor Seatinic. Stage Manager. Mr. Kelly; Deputy Stage Manager, Slgnor D. Glovanni. Bankers, MSessrs. Chambers and- son, *New Bond-street, by srhona alone snbscriptions will be received. Anxiols as wel to lvold an.o3ver-crowd behind the scenes, as not to refbse one gentleman whilt another i$ admitted, It Is thought right to stAate, that the adnnission behind the scenes will be strictly confined, as It Is at P.aris, to he annat subscrIbers. qigEuor Benelli begslease to add, that everyeffort wili be made by him to deserve that yatrenage he is so anxiols to obtain, and thereby restorg the lEtng's Theatre to its original state of splendour. All applications for boxes and, single subecnipions for thte season lo be made to Mr. Seguin, Opera offlce, 105, Qinmdrant,- Regent-street, open from 12 o'eleck~~ til 6 . -