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'W,IND BOUN,D'at PORTSMOUTH. For- MIA- VD`RA~'and CALCUTTIA, thle teakc SHIP EX4~91IT5. A l, bur- denIS tOl-k.SAIULEL OwEN, HOn. Compauy'T. Service, Coin- rurlflnt~r; hifasone famitly and a fevw eadets' cabins stil difiengagen. APPIy to EdIOuid R-ead, I, Riche.s-court, Llme-treet. fV~QR BOMBY. Direct, to sail in all Mfay, the firt n Li. Vr~fea silngteak~ SIHIP LORD CASTLEREAG H, burden BOO 500, 1~5~aeilackaf: JOHN KrLLAND DURANT, CommanBder. datias ~r pac fgr, rueasurement goods only, superior aceumnio- and7wn carryasurgeon. For freighit or pe.- sag aply ~' atee, arghar, Cra vlirrd,and Co 71 ,OldgBroad-street- IV~ OR'BOMBY LDirect, the fast-sailing teak SHiP' LLTRU?,fH buden iOOtons, Csipt.TIIOMIAS GREEN, Hon. Conm- * liny' Edvic, & maner,Is now on her passage to Por tsinouith to embak hy~.seegers, Ths hp carries a surgeon.and has ona family coabln. disengae.A few cadets may he accommodated, each wvithi a whole cabin. Apy to Messrs. Palmzer, Wilson, and Co. King's Ar1ms9 Rud, l Nr. RDbr Taylor, 10, Tokenhouse-yard;, or to Edmund d.-ca,j,Riche'e ort. Linme-street. OR CALCTTA dlirect, Chartered by the olin. East India ompan, to stail from Gravesend positively on the 9th Of Jula. te as silng teal, SHI1P CLAUDI NE, burden 500 tOns, G.- ICHLLS,Comande, ling fit the West India Export Dock. Thisshiphassupeior ccomodations for passnengers, anid c"es0l'5 an eperenc,d urgon.For pass& efronly apply to 'Messrs Ptixtin, Cockrel. Tail.andCo.8, Anst4 Jars; to t'h0 Commiander, 35. Ess~cn.sqase.Mr. . I. 1cathorn, or Mir. C. Groves', at the JeruiaR- 1cm Ofleehuse;40.Colman-street;- or to Edmnuud Read, 1, RIcihes- ~O AN DIEMTEN's LAND andl NTEWV S0UTH .24WALESq witha leave ts cAll at Tencriffe, to sail in akll MaY, and Ineded to he a regular trader, tke fine fast sailing river bisilt S HI P CUMBERLAND, ROBERT CARNS, Comimander, burden 300 tons; !Rper fa-stened and newly coppered, lyin g Inx the London Docks. Is vessel liavintapo and lofty 'tweeni decks, has superior- accomols2datons ;For& cain anda stteerage passengers, and will carry aa Caetifenccd surgeon. aheMaster has made three voyages to the C One3,andcangiv all necessary !nformation to passengers re- specting the state o1' them. For freight or passage apply to thze COOs- islander, at Lloyd's; or to Edward Riule, 24, Linse-street. j~OR ROTTEDAM, with a Bag of Letters from the .L osoffes.Te KINGGofthe NETRERLANqDSSTEAM PACKET, Capt.4OHNSLATR, will proceed fromi off the cuetom.house every ~atUttayornirg,at S o'clook; returning fromi Rotterdamn every Vednsosmordi g wth passengers, carriages, and lugrgag. The propietos be us nno'ee to the publis, thiey are now building A secod vesei,hiehwill be got ready with all possible despatch. t-o af- fordthe ccomodaton o a ceirveyamece,twice In every wseekc, betweeni Londa an Roterdm. or further particulars, rxnd to secure places, appicaionto se adeatthe Geneaml Pack-et Office, 358. Strand; or to N.W. SYMoirds 37, Crutchcdfriars. LkN QR ROTTERD)AM, withi a Bag of Letters from the i'Post-office.-The LONDON and ROTTERDANI ESTABLISHED PACKET2S;. ELIZA-.. . . .Capt. THOMAS ATHERDEN. THIREE ~ISTERs; - -. - WILLIAM FROST. MARSHAL lJLUCIIER -.-. --JJM ES COLTLINS. 'PRINCE OF ORANGE . - - - JOH-N B3LAKE. One of theme tline cotter packets mails regularly every Saturday fromi offIrojat, iret fr te ityof ioterdam. Further partieuiarx sisy b .townby pplcaton n bardthe vessels, at Iron-gate: of N. W Symnds 97,Cruthedriar, ad at the General Packet-office, 357,Strnd.ThsElia, aptin hoias Atherden, sail next ~ T GERGESTEM-PCKBT OOMP-ANY,- The SEAM-ACKE ST.GEORE (fi,r the conveyance of pas- sengers only el regularly between LIVERPOOL anid DUBLIN, leaving Livrp levery M.nday anid Thurrsday. and Dublin every Tuesdayand Sauday. John Wa,tson, juntior, agent, 27,WVater-street. Liveroo. 'TNDIETENT's LANI).-Aiy Gentleman or Famiily -V g~oing out and in want of aworthy industriousrPerson, may 'wean interv-iess with a most confidenttial sober persevering single IA N, between 30 and 40 years of age. whfo understands clearing laild ,.id agriculture in general, making butter and cheese, matting, brew- Ins.baking, &c. wvho would go in the atbove capacity; or as clerk and S1t: canhe strongly recommended by most respectable gentlemen. Apply by letter, post paid, to J. NI. at Mr. Redford's, 36, Lonidon-roaLd. IN, IG's TIH EATIRE.-The Nobility and Gentry, Sub.. scribers to the Opera, and the Plublic, are respectfully informn- ed, that ).adamole CATALANrs BENEFIT NIGHT is fixed for Thurs- day, May 1- when will be performied, for the first tl,ne thu.scsason, Mozar's cefebrated Opera Buffe, inti tied LE NOZZE DI FIGARO(; In which Mladame Catalani wvill Introduce an air, by Mozart, ar- ranged as, variations, express-ly for her, by Signor i'aer. After the Opera, a favourite Ballet. ArspIioations respecting boxes to be made to0 Mr. Seguin. at. the Opera Office, 105, Quadrant. R. BELLAMIY respectfully annouiices his BENEFIT MVj~ CONCERT tsi take place at the Hanover-&quee Rooms, on Friday, Many 28. Principal vocal performers, Mrs. Sal mon. Mliss Venes, andM.iss Stephens, Miss Paton, Mliss Brown, and Miss NI. Tree; Mr. Vaughan, Mfr. Knyvett, Mir. Hawes, Mir. T. Welsh, Mir. Terrall, Mr. Eiliott, Mr. J. B. Sale, and SIr. Bellamv. Leader of the bantd, Mr. F. Cramer; conductor. Mfr. Greatorex. The orchestra wilt be inume- rous and complete: the chorusses selected from the concerts of ancient music and choral societies, aided by the young tenteleme of hls Majesty's Chapel Royal, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Wes'tmiinster- abbey. Tickets to be had of Mir. Bellamy, 7, Sack-vJlle-street, and all the principal music shops. . 7F9'0 the SUBSCRIBERtS to the MlARINE INSUR- UANCE COMIPAN Y, intenided to hAVe been Instituted in the year IRIO.-The undersigned is directed by the Comimittee to regneat your attendanice at the Cit7 of Londion Taverns. on WVednesday, the 26th of May ins~tant, at",ne(criock, toreceiv,eani ACCOUNToftheFUjND, and to direct the application of it. At this meeting, a repot wil also he made by the Commiittee of the present situation of the measure ori- ginially contemplated. Mlay 12, 1824. ALEX. MUINflELL, 37, Great George-street. The chair tlobe taken precisely at 2o'clock. KINNERS' ALL, Mlay 8, 11324--The Worshipful ~NDth~J.tol Sinners h2reby give notice, that they are ready to of 450 to two young Freemien ot the Com pany, iii. los,s o ?20 ech,for the space of three years, at linterest after the rat of?2 Os.percenit, per annumr, uponi secuirity lo be approved of by he astr ad ardens. All freemen applyi]nFfor the loanssnmust havesered a aprenticeship of 7 years to their trade or buiL4ness, and ust lso avebeen employed two years at the least as journey- men, at-wages, an d must be householders of goo' repute, and produce Prpr testimonials of apprenticeship and servitude, And of their ca.pabilit to gie the requred security. FRANCIS GREGG, Clerk. LOOMSBURY DISPFENSARY, under the patronage i.Pof Ills Grace the fluke of Bedford. 62, Great Runssell-street.- The ANNIVERiSA RY DINNER of the Goverinors asod Friends of this Charity will be To-morrowv, MlAy 20, at Freemiasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street. Dliiner to be on table at hil f-piAt 5 o'clock. Patron, Hi-I, Grace the Duke of BEDlFORDf. President, theMio,t Noble MIarquis of HUNTLY, VIC B-PRE-SIDENT S. The Mlost Noble tbe Mtarquis of Sir Claudius Stephen Hunter,bart. Tavi.siock, M.P. Sir Dighy Mlack-worth, bart. Thelitight Hon. Lord JohanRussell, TheRFt. Hon. Charles Grant, NI.P. 1t. P.I Rev. Thomas Wii1s, LL.D. The Rt. Hon. Lord Vlsct.5idmoutb Samnuel Birch, esq. aid. The RIt- Rev, the Lord Bishiop nfl The Recorder of London Chichea,ter Granville Vernon. esq. 1I.P. The Hion. M,r. Juastice Bayley, J r. Serg_eant, Bosanquet The Hon. Mr. Baron f,arrow I Joseph B3utts,rworth, esq. NI.P. Lietit.-Gen. Sir Thomas Hislop, I Charles Samiuel WVhltbread, esq. G.C.B. S i5.A?,"p T. G. Rahington, esq. Edward Lawford, seq. Hu1gh Edward, Pa. . Moyscy, sq. John 14all, esqjg, Fra. Waske~t *eyrs, asq. Tbos. Gco. 1-10gc eq. J. Philpot, esq. - Hunter. es..I C. S. St,,kes, esq. Tickets, 15s. each, maybe had at the DisJpensary, or at the bar of 'the Tavern. T- JAMES PASMIORE, Sec. 1D I RNTNG HA 1 anid STAFFORDSH-IRE GAS LIGHT CO MPA .-CO5ITRACT for PIPES, Castings, Bricks, an Ppe-ayin.--TheDirectors of the ilirmrilgham and Staffordshire tie Liht ompnyare desirous to receive TENDERS for tire supply of hefelowsi ATICLES : Weight. -~~ Internal diameter. 12 0 1 116inchcast-iron socket pipes,In 9 feetlengths,atperplpe. P 2 01 114-Inch Oditto ditto ditto ditto 1 7 2 01 3 12-inch ditto ditto ditto ditto 4 14 1A.~ 8-inch ditto dittor ditto ditto 2 0 - 1 6-inch ~ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 1) 0 ici 5-inch ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 2 I~I4-iuch ditto dItto ditto ditto 10 6 i 3-Inch ditto ditto ditto ditto 0 2OJ.iI 2-inch ditto ditto 6 feet lenaths ditto The wle wsrrante-d to have been proved with a pressure equaRl to three hundred feet head of sr-ater, with a liability to a second proof. The 16-inch pipes to be delivesed upon the road In a continued line from the to p of Co-istitu tion-hill, through Sobo, Handsworth, &c.; the remainder at suc'h wharf or wharfs In Blirmingham~ as the direct- ors may a ppoint, or to such other place or places -whe-?e the expense of caraesall he the same. Also branchi and outlet pipes to drawrings to be furanished at per ton. Tar wells and lids to drawings also at per tont. Likewise good sound Tiptox bricks, to be delivered into boats or carts, as may be required, at Per thousaind. The directors arc als,o desirous to receive tenders from persons wilIIng to under-take to open the ground an-d lay,in a proper roanuier, the above-described pipes at per yaLrd. Inclndlng filling in anid ramming the ground, also cating away rubbishi. The tender specify'ing the depth f1 lead joint to eachi size of p'lpc, and the average depts In the ground. Persons, wishng t suply ny prt o th artclesep-cild must deliver their Btnpsal, sale, wth te pice, i wods t length, to johin Mereith es. Ol-sqare Biringam,oii or before tire 24th daiy of My lsta,t,wher inirmtlo mabe obtained of the quantities likly o b reuird,as r-ei a an frther particulars. The pro. posle or ipelayugmus 1, deiveedat the same time anld place, withthe ric In ordsatlegth.Payents will be muade fin 14 days afte eah muth' acoun in ankr'sbills, at 2 months after date. By order. J. ROFE, Engineer. 0M M,,ASON\S anti PAVIES.- LANE, L &-c. PAVEMtENT.-The Commnissioners for pavin the said lane erby give notice, that they will meet In the Vestry-room of White- chapel Church, on Thursday, the 27th day of Masy list, at 6 O'clock in the venng recsci, t reeiv PRPOSLS from such person or per- son asida b wiibe toCOTRA'r orkeeping In REP"AIR the FOOT nd CAtRIAE WAY of te paeunien tof the several streets In le dstrct verwhih tey avejursdition, for the termn of 3 year. wth pvin stoes nd mterals,of'he same diniensions and eluaitys mntioed n te pcidatins.IllIs tobhe understood that the ommssiner donothin thmsevesto accept the lowest pro. posa, ad tey rsere t theisevesthepowver ot enteririg Into sepa- rateconract, oe fo paing irecariag vays and the other for pav- ing hefot ays Th peson tederng are -expected personally to atted wth hei prposas, eald u, bfore the hour of contracti rig, and ustbe povied wth he cnset sf two sureties, ir, writing, fur the ue prforanc of he cntrats.Further particulars miay be knosn u Mr Pluk-ee akers-rw, hitechapel, surveyor, where By, order, JOHN SMIITHI, 22, Lemnas-3treet, MlAy, 1824. Clerk to the Commissionert. jYDRAULtT NGINE.-The SELF-WORKING iL1PATENT HYDRAULIC ENGINE raises water 200 teat or stnore above the level oi the spring or river where It is applied. B3y ithis engine mansion houses, gardens, garden fountains, farm yards, 2nd landsi upon elevated situationls, ran be suipplied wvith a constant streamnofrnnn!ng water. ItIs simple in its principle, and not liable 'to be put out "f order. MIr. Easton lias erected these engines in dif- ferent parts of tire kingdom, for noblemen and gemitleeien of the first respectability, who thave given certificates, provinig their entire sails- facrle-,. One of the engiiies may b,e seen at wsork at 281, Strand. MAndittance Is. each Person. For further particulars apply (if by let- t&e post paid) to the patentee, Mr. Easton, clvil eisgineer. 281, ~"~~uJLonidon - at Heate, TaniLt.on, Somserset ; or to Mr. Edward ffAVERSTOCK..HOUSE LUNATIC:ASYLUM, near sArrnry uurte meit Sueitnec of W.Fich Li A Saals:nsHry, uilder the mmediateSuperlntnoeofW lc ,,,. ,:Ir. Henry Ct utes, Fellow of the. Royal College of Surgeons. anid Surgeon to the Salisbury infirmary; and M61r. James Lacy, Jun. -Deeply Impressed with a sense of the Important and responsible duties attached to his situation as Director of and Physicin to the .Laverstodlr-house Asylum, and with the highest acknowledgemsents to) hiis kind friends and patrons for the confidence whideh they have so unoiformnly repo,sed in him, Dr. FINCH begs to announice, that he has taken mi PARTNERSH IP Mr. HENWV COATES and Mr.J. LACY, jun.; a cntiexien whbch cannot fall to perate as a powerful auxi- ]iary in the management of the Asylum. Without lessenini the me- dies] assistance anid oavaried attentlon 'vhich Dr. FiIcb naa for so many yeam renidered to the establishment, or dimInishing the do- mestic aid of Nirs. Finch, Dr.Pinch concelves an additional security to further the comforts amls lrants of the patients, will be ensured i WDn unlted with the above named gentlemen, the formner of whom has mcr nearly 20 years afforded his occasisnal services in the medical department of the IristItution. The system. and mode of treat- ineist which are adopted at this estiblishment are before the tri- bunal of the public. The most competent judges have decided On henm, especially the Committee of tthe Honolrable the House of Coin- Mnons, appointed to con1sider of piovrsien being made for the better regulation of lunatic asylums; and Dr. Finch and hId partnere so. lJmnly p edge themSelves to carry in:o execution the humane prin- ,ciples of that committe. They therefore venture to address their medical friends and the publie withi confidence, assuring them that 3io means sballbe omitted whtch can possibly conduce to the comforts ,fth.3se entrusted to their care, or aecelerate their restoratlon to their .:ends and to society; and they trust they shall, by their united ex- rtioLns maa itain, unimpalred, tlie superior andflattering ehaiacter hleb Las been given to the conduct of the Laverstock-house Lunatic .,ylum. N. S. An enlarged plan of the establislrment ls In the press, aid will be ready for delivery In a few days. A LL mUST BE DRAWN' NEXT SATURDAY I2>.. tis 22dof May instant. The Tvo ?20,000 Prizes, Ten other ETnpitals, and every other Prize, must all be decided next Satur- sday when the Lotlery wil1 entirelY finisi, ^1'. BISH, of the old Slate Lottery ORffices, 4, Coruhihl, and 9, Cisring-crose, calUs the auttirition of- his Friend5 th.3 Public v the elodia day of the Lottery when tbe contents st She present rich wheel will all be dratvut and decided. Warranted troli-wn3 tickets and shares are on sale at his offlces, where 9capital prizes have already een snldl1tthepresent Lottery, includinc 2 oF ?20,000, viz,, 5,299. a pr-ze of ?2000 19,412, a prizeof ?20,000, 4c. Tieprleeof storksisaflxedhourly p;anst Pish's oice, in Coral , by which the pubrlc may see the fF C.L. S.,wbo LEFT bisi{QME on Thursday Even- In lg lasat. wlI make lmnmedlatpe-commiunleation to his frlends whlere they may addres5s him, he 60i1 relieve them fromn a state of gre!atoauxicet:y,andepreavdent unpicaslint exposuire, wvhich must Otlher- wseof necessity beae.-May IS, 1824. ALAItGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG fo~lloweda Personi from St. Johii's-Nybod. on the 23d of February. Every nqu ry has been made, buit noi owner for him foulnd. If he is not camdwithin 21 day,ie will bei sold to pay the expences. Appli- cation to be MRde at 11. White Horse-street, Piccadilly.-'MSay 15, 1824.1 TATCH, &c. LOST.-FIVE GUIN EAZS REWARD. Wtv-LOST, at thil entrance of the opera, on Monday, evening, a GOLD RENOVATIN& .WATCH, made by Fairelouph, o.f Liverpool, wvithi a Chain and Two Engraved Sea1l. Whoever-will bringter m to 34. SurreY-street, .Stranid, shall receive a REWARD fFV GUINEA!F. -VDANK NOTE S.-LOS'T, on the ist March, 1823, a n[D ANK NOTE, No. 19.722, valueXio, dated 28thJani, 1823: and* No. 12,279, for d.l,dted 20th Jan.I1823. AniYperson who has found the same, and;Vwill brin- themi to 4, Bell-yard, Doctora'-eonmmOns, London, shall receive lFWO GUINFAS lREWARD. 7U'VE GUINEAS REIVARD.-WVHENRAS thle Jj TEAZERS BALLAST VESSEL was CUT ADRiFT, by some personi or persons, late on Thursday ni ht, the 13th May. wvhile lying moored on the river Thamnes, betwveen ondon and Southw:(k bridges, who- ever will give such Information against the otfenider or offenders that they mnay be brought to julstice shall receive the above REWARD, on applscation to Miessrs Joiliffe and Banks, fleaufort-wharf, Strand; or to Mr. T. Klivell, at the New London-bridge wo:rks. WOHN KEWV deceased.-All Persons havinig -CLAIM0S elVor DEMAN)S on the ESTAIIEas.id XFFE:CTS ofJOHN KEWV, ate of White lion-street, Norwich, silversmith, jeweller, and perfunier, deceased, are requested imimediately- to send their accuunts to mny office, in Surrey-street, whiere all debts due to, the deceasedl are to be forthwith paid. By order, THOMAS BIGNOLD, Jun. Solicitor. Norwich, May 11, 1824. posTrPONEAMENT.-NATIONAL SOCIETY.- The Public are respectfully informed, that the ANNUAL EXA- MINATfONof the CHILDREN of the CENTRAL SCH-OOL,is unavoid. ahlly POSTPONED. It will take placeolnVWednesday,,26th inst. when the Archbishop of CANTERBURY will rake the chair at one o'clock precisely. T. T. WALMISLEV, D.D. Sec. OERA-HOUSE. -TO-MORROW EVENING, Tursday, May 20, 1824, NEW MsUSICAL FUND CONCERT. Prvt oxes, in the best situiations, and. pit tickets, at Sa. Od. each. to be had as usual at Fentcrm's, opera, muosic, snasquteradie, and cam. miso varehousie, 78, Strand, near the Adelphi. H T' HE TWENTIETR EXHIBITION Yof the ~SOCIE~- iTTY of PAINTERS fIn WATER COLOURS Is niow OPEN, at their Gallery, .1. Pall-mnall East. Admittanee is. Catalogue lld. COPLEY FIELDING. See. OCIETIY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Suff'olk_etreet, Is Pall-miall EastL-The GALLERIES for the EXHIBITION anid SALE of the WOItES of BILITISH ARTISTS are NOW OPEN, froin B o'cloek till d utsk.AditFkWe s . LINTON, Secretary. Tfl'~R.UWISwill commenc hIsI STUMM3n IER COURSE LLV f LETURS ontheTheoy ad Praetice of MIEDICINJE, at No. 3, edfrd-ow, n Fida, te 2th instatit, at aquarter past 7 inthe venig. entlmen,wheter ttending thec lectures, or not, areadmtte aspupls o re cty ispnsay.Dr. Uwins Is preparing for he pess Comendum o. MeicalThery anid Practice. 1~YL DISPENSARY for DISEASES of tb eEA, I0, Dean.street.-Mr. CURTIS. Aurlst to His Majesty, and to theirRylHighnesses the Duke and Duchiess of Glocester,amid Suirgeoni to this Insttution, wvill commence his next COURSE of LECTURES. orn the ANATIOMY, PHYSIOLOGV, and PATHOLOGY of the EAR, anid on the Mledical Treatment of the Deaf and Duimb, THIS DAY, May1I9. For Piarticeuelars apply t,s Mr. Curtis, at his house, 2, Suho-square. The Roa ipnary is oPenl to pupils. '~TETEINARY OLLEG.-The Noblemien anti V Getleen, ubsribes t thi Intirution, are miost respectfully lnfornsd, hat GENEAL METINGwill bc held ait the ThaLtched- hous Taern onThurday th 27h ist. The chair wvill be taken atono'elck pecisly. yorer, J. JALLAND. N W CROSS TURNPIKE, ROADS.-A GENLE- RAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of these Reads is appointed to be hed nStray, the 29tht daLy of May instant, at the Green Man Inn oBakhah. at 1 o'clock In the afternoon punctually, at whichhu h chirvill be taken and business commence. Greenwich. 17th May. 1824.JO OHN BICKNELL, Clerk. NA E GlNE RS-T AM Sandl ISIS S'TEA M 1 NVGTION COMPANY,-The Directors of the above Coin. pa~ny are ready to receive SPECIFICATIONS, PLANS, and ESTI- MATES Of STEAM ENGINES to PROPEL BARGES, on the most Improved principles, Particulars of the strenigth of engiines and dimensionis of the ressels In wvhich the engines are to be used may be had by aPplIcation at the office, 64, Broad-street. _______ ~~~~~~C. J. LYND, Secreuary. DITYof LONDON GENERAL PENSION SOCIETY, iU for the RELIEF of DECAYED ARtTISANIS. MECHANICS, and their-WIDOWS.-A SERMON in AID of the FUNDS of this INsri. T'UTION will be preached onSunidayvnext,.the 23d Instant, before the Shleriffs of London and Middle,sex,aid the other V'ce-President. attshe Parish Church of Christchurchs, Ifewgatte-street, koy the Rev. SAMUEL CROWTHER, Mt. A. Vicar and Rector of the uinited parishes of ChrlNtchnrch and St. Leonard, Foster-lanie;- and alternate Lee- turer of St: Botolphi, Bishopsgate. Divine service to commence at half-past 10 o'clock. D. RICHARDSON, Sec. 917BRLVATE LESSONS.-A Gentlemall, whio has occ-a- II alonally prepared students, for the universities, wvishes to devote his lieisure hours to the INSTRUCTION m'f a fewv PUPILS in the CLAS- SIC.S and In MATHEMATICS. Direct X. Y. at Mfr. Carpenter's, book- seller, 14, Old Bond-street. rfUITION.-A Graduate, of' the Universtyof Carn- TLbridge, wishes to INSTRUCT ONE or TWO PPiLSIn LATIN and GREEK. Unexceptionable references will be giveni. Apply by letter, post p aid, to M.N. at Bohni's, bookseller, 17, Hezirietta-street, Covent-ga.den. ___ ~71 V RNES'S.-A Ladly, whol h ias fmlyo -distinetlon, fit thle couintry, where she was en-,aged in the TUITION of the DAUGH4TERS for the last tis'u years, Is desirous of again UNDERTAKING similar dluties, She teaches English and Frenich granimatically, Italian, music, and geography, with the aqsual brancheles of femaleeducation. She has resided fcr a consider- able time in Paris. Address, Postpaid, NI. C. at Messrs. Gossling and Egley's. booksellers, 69. New, Bond-street. - 'HE Friends of a YOUNG LADY are desirous of ii obtining a SITUATIONi for her in a gnelfml,a GOENSS to 2orSyoung Ladies. Shelhas receiveda liberal educa- tiomi both with regard to useful knowledgearnd accomplishmen ts. A large salary w Ill not be required, a comfortable Sittiation being the object desired. A fanilly going on the Conitinient would be preferred. The most satisfactory references call be given. Letters, Post paid, addressed to M. M. Postofflee, Newcastle on Tynie, will mieet with attention. LADY of respectabiit wses to make anR eligage- AI~meat ats COMPAN ION to a Ld,or to suuerinitend an elderly tentl.einan'sitestablishment; the adetlaer hiavi-ng kept a houise of .e on, shis perfectly competen toindertaLke the charge. Being n1 a domestic habit and of an actv dsosition, she would niot ob- ject ro make herself generally useu,andwotild endeavour to do, all in her Power to promote the comfr Of any- ladY or gentleinan with whomnshe may engage, where she ol be treated with kindness and respect In return. A respectable hm being- her obJect, she would re- quiite no ensoluinent, having a s.l incomie. No objection to a short distance from town. The most respectable and confident!al re- ferenice will ie given and expected, Personal applicatioii (or letters, I)ost Paid, to T.MN.lat Mrs. Tattham's. 19, Kenton-street, corner of Henrietta-street, Brunswick-square, wIl mieet wvith attentioli. NIVERSITY of CA1NBR1DGE.-YOUNG (iEN-N UTLXMNTFNare PREPARED to obtain the highest UNIVERSITY HONOUJRS, by Mr. STAINE.1, who taught the mathiematics 17 Years in the Uniiversity, and 131In towvn, 32 of wvhose puipils have Obtained the Seniatorial honour of Wrangler, several are Fellows of thle Uni- versity. Gentlemen are taught an easy and luminous method of rea- soning, bY wvhich they can teach themselves the principal atsnofan scienr~e. Thus, In a few months, at a trilling expense, tise industri- ous student Is prepared niot only, to uniderstand the sublimne and pro- foun leture ofthe nivrsiiy, ut nsure%being In the first class in te eamiatins.Aritmetc, lgera,Euclid, Trrigonometry, theConc Sctins,Mehancs,&e.aretauhtin far less than thetusual timeandexpsse. Pivae lssos a hi leture rooms, 9, FIshier- ALL te WRIING-M STERS, Schoolmasters, .sLHeas o Seinaies Piivae Ttors, Governesses, &c. in and near LONDON,-Mfr. CARSTAIRS, Inveister of the News and Ge- niuine S1ystemis of Teachilng the Art 'if Writing, engages to Prove that all metliods of holdinig the pen which have beeii or wvhich are now taught are erroneous and absurd, and not consistent wItli the trtie principles of action required in penmanship, except the one lie haFs given In his beok entitled " Lectures on the Art of Wrlitng." Mlr. Carstairs's object In thius addressinig writing-masters, &c. Is to nuit at rest the question about the utility of his4 systems, which Will at once give the public a fair opportunity of judging; COrrcl of the mnerits or demerits of his Planis of teachlo-g. "He therfr respectfully challenges all wvrIting-nisasters, &e.- In London or elsewhere, to gainsay lila assertions on the genuinie Position of the hanid, which -ie has adapted:- and to this ecud he prop.ses that the schoolmlasters do call a ...eeting to decide shbe question "Whether tl,e Position of thje hiand (above -alluded to) should or should not be universally, adopted in all oaur public sshs,ols, &c. ;" and at such mieetIng, aftr Mr. Carstairs may htave concluded his observations on the true POsition of the hand, &c. let an opportusity he granted for any teacher to prove if he can, that Mfr. Carstairs's methiod Is wrong, e5re hscly ecianicalls, mathematically, or not agreeing wihrlejutricps of coirrect reaxoning and comamon sense. N.B. ifi hudb rfrred, Mlr. Carseltirs wrill be willing ti attend at a eea etn f the SocietY of schoolmasters.- 84,_Lombardsrt,My,184 i INSBUY-QU BEIOARDlING ES'rABLISIbl MAENUfrLdean Gnlemesi, upon a p lan combining all the comforts of apiaehmwththat of a cheer mil and higlily respect- able society Trsmdat.Frecards ofaddress apllyto Mr.'olley, perfumer, 28Bicpat.lhn or to OMr. Allison, 16, CornliillI. 1UfAWSOMEFURNSHEDAPARTMENTS, f-or a dH.? Lady, Gentleman, or at married Couple, and miaid servant; delsehtfrll) situate In one of thie Alpha cottages, Regen's-park. h advertser is desirous of procuring a respectable perant'sit IaTe. Term wil be oderte.Cards of address of Messrs. Ktrkmnazi aiid Co. Blamidford-street, Manchesker-square. ITIOARD anid LODGING, oni modterate terms.-i r-e- - spectable Lady maybe ACCOMMODATED wvith a conmfortable house in thie house of a lady, which is situate in the high road, about15 nillse friimLosidoi, inKenL Rtespectible references Will be givess and reqjuired. Apply pers,snally, or by letter, Post paid, to 5. Z. at 81, Shoe-lase, Fleet-street. UAD)RILLES, Waltzinlg, Minupt~,_ Gavottes, ~antt every other style of fashionable DANCING TAUGHT .by Mr. WILIS, 41, Brewcr-street, Golden.-square; private 1lessons at all liours to untaughit or inconiplete PUPIls of any age, wirhlsig privacy and cx- isedition. A select acadensy every Tuesday and Friday evening. A juvenile academy on WVednesday and Saturday. Also aL muio-igi aeademy for ladie.s only, on Mondays and Thursdays. Famnilies and schools Punictually attended. I UADRILLES, Waltzing, or Country Dancing, comn- pletely TAUGHIT us SIX PRIVATE LESSONS, for one ~Inea andevery oither departmsent of Dancinig expeditiousily taught , by r.,EVI~ EN, Dancing-master, 29, Chatrlotte-street, BloomnabUry. A select evenimi acadensy for ladies and gentlemenl twie a wveek, t-wo guineas per quarter or one guinea per inonth. Miorning parties twice a wveek for ladies oniY; also a juveniile academy every Wednesday and Ss4turday afterrioon, Oon guinea per quarter. Schools asid families attended. B ELL and CROWN INN, Holborn. - The AUXI- ILU LIARY MAIL to EXETER, Plymouth, and Falmouth, every evening, at 7 o'clock; the Salisbury and Andover, very cheap eoach, every afternoon at 4 o'clock. The proprietors wlll give every possible attention to goods, &c. entrusted to their care, but they can- not hold themselves responsible for any article exceed1ng 51. unless insured and paid for. THOMAS FAGG and Co. 1OHN BELLIN, Jun. returns his grateful thanks to o)V his Friends and the Public for all favours received whilst at 1SO, Lesdenhall-street, and begs to acquiaint them that he has REMOVED his BUSINESS to Mr. Pierce's Rooms, 41, Fenchurch-street, where he hopess, by dtligent attention and punctusiity to orders, to merit their future favours. leR REES's CYCLOPEDIA.-A fille COPY of this great national work, cosoplete In 85 parts, published at 20s. each. to be SOLDfor 9s. each; and a copy of the fine royal paper editioni of ditto, vith proof impresslons of the elegant engravings, published at 36s. each, to be sold or 13s. 9d. each; a so a set of the Parliament-. nry History, Debates, sald State Trials, in 106 vols. published at3Is.Gd. each, to be sold for 14s. 6i. each. Apply at. 82, NewCate-streer. VNDIA SHAWLS WAINTED,-MILLAWlYs 5EAST .and INDIA WAREHOUSES im the City, No. 16, Chcapslde-Ladies adFamilies from india are very respectfully' apprlied, that they continue to PURCHASE INDI1A SHAWLS, &c, an likewise to exchange them for the varioux kinds of Continentud, French, Irish. and the choleest Brtlish manufactured goods, wvith the newest fashion- able articles in coloured and whitc, for full and morning dress, at the lowest current Trice lil thecentre of the London market, by wvhieh they will be enablea to part wvith themroHr make purchases to tho greatest possible 4dvaniage. IBOL.I brokers may apply as above, H7 ANT1SD, a Youth; as in APPRUS1;TICE to the Oil VTrade he wIll be made freo or tbeCitl*. A premium expected. For particulars apply at 5, Caemnon-street. - W ANTED, a good PLAINGcOOK, 2bout 26 years of age; she will tbe required todo a partoP thle work 6f the house.' Avply at 39, Bow-lane, Cheapside. Wagea 121- None need apply whoesc character will not bear the atrlctest lnqdiry. IXTANTED, immediately,the SUM of frorn ?300 to V ?40D. for the space of 1S shonthS or 2 years, On the personal securityrof a very respectablefirrm., rLberal terme3swill be allowed and a valuable lease deposited. Apuly ybkjletter, post palei, to bessrs Dane and Dell. law stationers. Futiilval's.lnn, liolborn.