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0~'-~,,O RCHTF,&s IdSJ1t'r1jy R01--V,eatdvertiser 'L -#46old 1ha ~tlid e ofT LR ~ WR~St ir,ui~jij~; orAqA{tratifllt i oflfta; eansmake wvork- ZleiVor ~uishe WOaSi udmeasres a-a iia-W' ot aelourits-The icieti'do raleeertie caneharcues roimolieifTSt t'rom iwhoMi h&s5'it h%yo &yVears ycominendationtt The realsons for leaving iwfll 64atl~ sfictiirV exPlaI' ed Letters addiressed Ato A. B. LithaArapbM le Ueository.l9 Sf 3trand, vlflbc attende o W11V 0XVTM- E-"XLEa betWeell the ae of 40 andl ii 5, ofrespctabe cb tetl..fltdOtmnxforn, is ifslirettsof oh- tOhinitnitTh SItAI .a Cbit tPA toN pau elderly LADY. oras JruskeeprUroaTsingl Getasmali -t Th adverttser has no objection to a conntrty e'-ildence, ac a moderat isacefo LondO. Lettr mnost "ntexcept osahl eerne wlle given and reelued Lter addressed, ponst,palid,to B. B. tWivpoflery Post office, Fetttryfe,wl receive imrudiate attentionr. IJo ofceiiekeper need apply. _7N ffBR-C-AN _tIL G~ATD h a o .1 V . roand ?lA(1O.-Tlhe- situation Ii one of respe`ctabiit,anid no one need aspply whose refti'eUee alid character wvilt no ear the stri&-tcst sciuitnry,. &200 lTanflui will be the guaranteed Salary, which miay be greatl', too, eased bytetlnsand exertionE of the agent, as a comimission swri'lbe abllotwl!e.ta enotInterest si-ill be paid upon the deposit, as the agent ir (1 larbv od to a greatet amountii In his possession. Attendance )rin h rerursl franm 10 till 5 oi'cloeck each day Sundays excepted. .3~ply byletter, pogt litid, 'with references, airected- to B. F. at rtsl.5.lY', New LoadOnl liOtel, Bridge-street, Blaekfriars. }~jUSICAL TUI.T1OV-~The pJ-"~NOFOR'rE and TIJIL SINGING. (Engitsh and Italian) TA4UGHT'` At the very oiot termis Of S lessons for Is inea, by a foreign Gentlexaa11' who wivshes to filluonthe few hours hebhas disenjiaged. li'lhis plancif tufltil doe not nsedi xwith the fullest approbation no remnsirnetOtal wlil be Sc'- espted. R,eferences can be given torfamilies of thefirst res,pectabiiity, 'rthe saniitt taught-by means of the continental languages. Apply by letter ontly, peat paid, to y. Z. care ofNlrl. Harris, 2-22. S trand. 7F AN'GUAG_ES.-MXAr. _T_.DE GU1D0)N ta 1naltiv-e 'If .IFance, and late of the Unillrersity of Berlin) propsstogv L,SI;ONS, on moderate terrms, In FRL.NC If. Germarn. and Latii, and enolfidently, trusts th at his method of. in.sitruction will enable hie pu- pila to acquiresacompetent. kniowledge of the abovelauioliite', itith an ususquai degree ofeaseandi expeditioni. Schools and priv-te ftillifles attended. 'The fullest and miost satisfactorty details miav he learited ont referring to Mlessrs. Treuttel and Wurti, bookseller;, 30, Solto- square or to Mr. De Gnidion. 22. Charles-sitreet, Wc'stirnhster. 0T MERCTI4NTS. Capt iins, &cZi-1ghbgate-hou-se.- LIThe CLOSE of the regula fortnight's VACATION clves Mlr. DUNICAN anx oppotnt frpainig his saiicere thanks, to hiaf.riends for thi arn- easrstem that he wi'il continue u systern wIch hsroe'oscesu.Terms, front 20 to -25 guInex-s ler U nin Teqater myedated fromo the dav of admission. The schonol re-openedo thelt References permitted to parents of great YCAees,,abllitv. Prospecusshail of 'Mr. gfies. 54. Pariiatiitut-street, an-esa2nart a.d Panton, booksellers, 139, Cbeatpalde. ATa highly respectable BOARDING SCHOOL. Ai. within 12 milcsof 40odefn, are VACANCIES ior TWVO 'YOUNG LAPlES, n-ho Wil1i h-e boarded and linstructed In 'English grammar. writing, geography wvith the use of thie globes, I tstor9F. French, and nni.for 3211. per annum. French and music are taught by a lady, whi. has resided somie years on the continent; shespeaks the lalnguage with the fluienc-y of a native, and Is also allowed to Play with Superior tsste. An Under Teacher W~anted. an(L an Apprentice alo can be receIred. Letters. potpi, d sed to E.S. 74. Newcgate-Strect. ,W7AN1&ERCSMITH MANSION-H-OUSE t;LASSI- c.CAL and COtMMERCIAL SCHOOL, coenducted by B1. DUNCAN. LI-TS. The courseo,f Iinstiietion 15 conformed to the most approved P1i~lle grammnar stchools. The conmmercial department is supern- tendeti writh the care its Iniportance siemands. Jiinl'rspuils~1, are received fnto the prparator.y school connected with hie establish- msent. Forelegt seitlemeniae provided with sepa,rate.studies.~ Pupils hiave t'ie privilege ,,f remaininic durinig the vacations if reqtuested by the parents. Termsq, 25 gutneasper arrtimn. ~T'PERIO DU A ON o moeaeterms.-.At 9 r.W STOKES,i AiCADEMIY, Penny House. nearly opposite tot heG(rovo, Camberwell. YOUNG. GENTLEM EN continue to be c- ,-,,mnlo,ated with gzentee, apiartmsents. thne best fond, ited caTefuil hin stritt1ron in the various branchbes requlirie to fir them for every kiiid .,h,fbzincss. the learned professions, a publice school, or the university. Mr. S-aIres has lately mrade some arrangem-ents which must be hlighly beneficial to hiis puipils. is assisted by the ilrst masters, anid yew, owiriz to the present priee of provlstonsi, has modified lhis terms to at .tr''t. perminnum. rI IIA ItT-ERHffOr S E- S QU A RE BO0A RD )IN_G 5-CHOOL for YOUNG LADlES-~The Conductresssnl this Semi- unary resvectfully informs her Friends and the l'niilic, that her reces,t terisinat-ts; tarnoary 122. -when it -will he her stuldy to Conthinue her exerti,,us towards the general wvelfare of her pupils!, bi adhllerring to that Plan ofedo.wation whbich has hithortobteensn generstIysuccess- YnI. Terms :-Parlour boardlers, under 20 y,ears, 38 guineas; Schoiol mi-isders. 27 guineas; day boatrders. 14 grutinast asd day Schotlars. Sgo!inears per annuim. A roomn appiopriazed for Ladies wvho wish to receive private tuition. ALDOCK ACADEAM, Herts.-The Reverend J. 'RJ StIMPSO.N, LL.D. begA to Inform his Friends and the Ptublic, th~at Ile lMe,t-e the George and Bllue Boar. liolborn. with hit Puipils. ti' REF-COM 1IMENCE the bu,siness of his SCHAOOL, on Satuirday, The 2-itli ilintant, at I o'cloeck. Cards and references writh the Rev. R. Black. 17 Cro,ts-street. llatt-in-garden ; the 11ev. Mr. Vickery, 73. Deanestreet. Sobist the Rev. Edward trish, Hackney: Mir. hieji, hatter, corner of Ely-place, Hoibornr; Mfr. flicks, grocer. 519, Swit-street. filiiqP- gate-street; enid Mlessrs. Wbilaker andI Perk-ins, 120, Biaclttnarl_street, Horouigh. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ A 'F Mr. JONES's ACADEMY, Tragl, kiikey. I1~Xi_ Y-riintt Gentlemen a-c liberally boarde an arefolly instructed in the ngltlish languiage, wvritingr, arithmti,geographiy, hlstony, aLnd Latin;: terms 30 gutineas per auntuni. Mr .oes, having devoted a great, part of big life in tuition, rests hifs clainms for patronage onl tb,- merits and ac uirements of his pupils. some of whomr are hn'w nmea- at?tention ispatidto Pari,tlng. scannping, translAtion. anil anal lzing the be'auties of the La,tinanid Greek clasisics. Cardsfof articulars mayliei had of M.r.13agter, Paternoster-rowr; anid at 'Mr. Scott's. sfatioctir, 40. I~ihreditch._________ LA,SICAIL SCHIOO I7-Trhe Reverenid J. R. 1.J IN-STANJLEI' informs his Frlpnd,s that after Inc present vacation tie will receive about 20 YOUNG GE.NTLEMEN, to be INSTRUCTED in the Engllslh, Latin, end Greek languages, v'cr. alriletien Prore 'omPsositlon, rhetoric and geography. writhiug. tsrlthnierio. mathemnatfcs, anid other btraniches of useul learnhi;g. Thie estatiblishent is on the Elan system, and thie termsg are 60 guinea', a Year. There are no extra charges. exceot for the orna- mental patsof education, which are t.m,ght i,n the usgual termis. Adiress ero--honse, neat Brentford. Middlesex. 0kT VACATIONS, aii. the qta'rter comnmencing Oil the day of entrance.-At a LADIES' SEMINARY.' fin a delight- Ual and healthy situation,a fewvmiles north ;f l.ovd.on., andsurrou,nded b)y large gardens sail pleaureBEground , a limited number of youiny LADIES are liberally BOROM I)and -INSTRUCTED In every usefuli a.:d ornamental branchl of femiale educatiotn on suolderate terms. F'or sso,e-wettlse,i and cards idf the terms4 apply to Mr. Mfiller, buoolf,eseuer, rgi, Fleet-street: or Mir. Taylor, 179. Sitrand, cornerof Norfolk street. N. B. The proprietor of the establishmesit may lhe spioken, wvith everv Mionday between 12 and 2. ait 6, V.rk-vliace, Pentoinvlle. T~E CO TDUCTRESS of a select Fiiiishinig Esta- .IL bi,lisment; for eight young Ladies hats at present al VACANCv for TWO PUPrLS, whonm she will Initiate in the English, Frenchi, ald Ittalian languiages, Nsrithin, arithsaetie-, uise of the globes, enrisle. drawr- ing, painting on wvood, glass, &e. for 40 guinieas Per annumn. Masturs, aittend onily for the harip and drawVing. The situation is riear the nie- tropolis, aind the princhipal having resided in Fralnce is enrabled to lon- ,rtthe advantages of eentinent.tj tuitionl, withiout its attending, I?,r.anvenience. Reference of the first respectability it-ill be giveni. Addre'ss, post Paiid, to A.B. at Mr.GyCevlr's, stationer, near ttle Adelphi, S;trarM'. A Poang Lady will bere!eived ias improver. TF~iO ER H USE,47, GreatlDOver-road, Boroiub.- tJ4Appsrtemens, bien meubles, au premier et au second ctage, a. litrpour dejeunes Messienxre: laitua~tion eat harmaute, etle point fit- s"te tines agreable. Acadenade Resaree du carps dealnog is, on tm,,te iSTIIUCTION necessalre ala IF.UVSSs- pour lec nnrumeree ou Ics ecllea Puibliques, est enseignee uvec I'alde iVitabies solttnaitresi Anelais. I.ee jietiies persannes, qul se proposent d'apprendre les langusFrn criise ec Laltine, trotnveront ie maitre, eleve a l'universit,es dcrPns. toutlea uit depls .inu' b1 enresl. Lea demi-conges sont dos. tinesipour des famiflies on des ecoics respectables. Application pet-- ennaUce, ou par lettre, affianchies, adiresseet; a X~. Z. DUPtCATIONT. --SuKdbmry,Sufok-e cdTrm - Y4: oting GENTLEMIEN are 'BOARDEO) on the best Provisions, t~'erl trate, ad crefllyinsruted In tbe different branches .ifa lasicl ad ommrcal duaton, bY W. YOUNG who re- ecles'pupls nde 9 ear ofage at16guineas; above, IA guitteas. Cars ~lsehadat he arof he araeits RadInn, Aldgate, sped-. fving re.spectable townS refF,&c. wnhere WV. Voug a-i, atendevey ay hiswee, fom 2 tll2, except Sattur- day,svhO. e wil rtur, prcisly t 1 2 olciok With his young EDUCA' 'JON.-At the- -old-astfab-ished ~ACADM - ,froden Craft Lodge, near Barnard Castle, Torkashire, eon-. ducted by 'Mr. PA. SIMPSON, sen. and able Assistants, Young GEN- TLghlIF1 arc BOA RDEDl and grammatically INSTRUCTED in the. Eznglish. Latin, and Greek languages. aeriting, arithmnetic, mrerchaints' uineas pervannum enotrhi.A quarer'sntc rpyfraqatri of r. impoa~ puilsarecritlye AAteDe to. CaDsofI patiuarr DUCATIONT.-At theA lAEAl Daso,na j lUehmood. Yorkshire. yotung GENTLEMEN are INSTRUCT- ED, by MYr. JlOHN NELSON ,and able Assistants, in the Pnglish, Latin. andO reek lanrguges, and every branch of the mathematis,, Incluiding hoard, clothes, Stationery, and every otber necessary, at 18 and 20 gineas per annumn. The Frenchilang,uage bya native of paris,, at:lOs.dd. per quarter. At this estaLblishment there are no acations. The Pupils dine at the same table with the family, are treated with varontal tendernes3, and every attention is paid to facilitate their 4tuidtes, and Promote their mental atndTreligiois improv,ement. Cards of refierences,, &c. miay be hadl of Mlr. Alien, 17, Old-street, Si. Luke',s: ~,r Cutbertsnit, 2, Mill1-street, Lambeth; M%essrs. Thomas and Co. *Ip egent-street, Piccadilly, Mit. Softly, IS0, Ratcliff-highway - Mrl. ew"agent, 13, Everett-st"e"t, Brnna CI(Aiele-qare; at thle Oxford 'elbottomi co'Ogford-street, whereAMr. Nelson aLttends daily, .rom IItol-f-pasit 15, and at the Virginla coffeehouse, 73, Corruhill, fromn Ito 3. T- M . GALNDsCASICAL, Matiemna-ti-cal, Ii nd Com,'xercial ACADEMY, Startforth, near Barnard.easte,, hih has been e,adttcted by himi and proper Assistants for 45 Years uid nspirars nivit,t credit, a limited numb en of young GENTLEMIEN .are plentifully Bt:A`h,2)ED, accurately and expedi tiously qualified for the learnied professlorvi, collage%, mencantile and raechanical depart- ments, and supplied %vitl?s,all necessanies. at 20 guineas per annumn if uner 10 years of age.Th,eli,mrl.adipseeto a Ipupl a"re atIcularlv atteritsib" to. For further partieulars apply to . r. Gallanr. at the Crowvn tavern- flouw-lane, Clheapside, where he attendds daily from II tot, and wrill -lve the monst satIskfactory refer- riitces If requtired, to all applicants. ir'~i, Cards of termsR may he had at 'Mr. Smith's, 6S. Nlargaret-street, CavendWgi-square; Mr. Handy's, Is, Union-street, Borough; Mr. JenkIns, 73, St. James's-street; or Mlr. Hoare's.4 27, Charterhoues-lane. No vacations are kept, nor extras chaged exept2 gines pr anumforthose who learn French. p US n URB.-GLOESTERHOUSE STfHUOJL, WslwrthMr,J. P CLRKErespctfllyInforms hi red no te pbli in eneal,tha theChnstn,asRecess termlittated on uesay,the6thof an'ary 184.The system of education co:nnl-es ver brnchof lasica, mthematical. and commnercial instucton.A ditint shoolroo Isappropriated to the classical diep-rtmuent. A native of Eranere rsdes inthe house, The hiouse is a apachisi' mansion, surrounded bY uPwards of 3i acres of pleasure and play- grounds. The domestic arrangements are conducted on the most liberal p lan, the comforts of private being as mnuch as Possible blended sv'ltls the advantagesi of public tuition. Termis mnoderate, VR'nratons, a fortnigeht each. Prospectuses, &c. maybe hail at the school; at SaTis~'s library. St. Jame. 's; Mr. Ackerman'st, I01I,Strasad; British Traveller Office, Black M-orse-court, b'leet-street; Mt. Rud- son's,. prnitseler, 4C'heapside; on at Mlessrs. Harvey and 7arton',- 7OUIN'G GENTLEMEN are TAUGHT, upOn the JYL CmbEidsc plan, every IMPROVEMENT in the followving SUbJELTS, at-atriflngexpeitee, asdpreparativetoobtain the highest university hon . Ure for learned and Ingenious profegsMsio, or the bighier departments of mercantile life:-Arithmetic, Euclid, trigo- nonnmetl, and algebra, *itb their application to conmmgerce and the rclenec, each tasight Is a few weeks. bookkeeping taigation, in;e';stiration, logic, the ule of the glo's mnicthasesX. hvdrotaties, opties, astrotlomv &c. Isy Yr. S-PAIXES. w'h taught the mathie- xrnti,s. 17 years itl the Univerzity of Canibridge, :nd l2in townt, to the S,,Us of sevcral pecrs and qentlqelen of the hrst respectabilitv tn evens part of the town and its e,iVir'ns 32of svhm h-ve oi tained tne senatorial honourofWrsngler.-Private tuitiotLei t 9, Fisher. street. lied Lion-sqinire, or abroad. rICOThVIDOWFERS anld GUA1RDIANS.-.A La(dy of ? experience has established aRSMINARY, 'f asfriguardenin tion for the reception of YOUNG LAMIES aaind ORPHANofAtl conutry. She undertakes, In the strictest sense, all the maternal duties,. and pave every atteition to. their instru2tion. Both sexes arc received from th.e age of 3 to11. They find a horewith her the swhole year, as no vacations rrb _tiven: they regularly proceed In an easy couree of daily study fat 2 hours in the lurnin3 and 3 h,ssrs in the afternoon the rest of their time is given tp to, exercise nnd healthftl recreatlons; asid by experience, the ader tiser knows that by such a coSrse the young pupil fmrproves much more -thant by the usmal niathod sf' bard -etidying to make itp for the lost tiie so atarmefully suorifleed by the moderir mnsde of Inng vacations. An usually comfoirtable and happy home msy be depended on, and much -anperior toschools in genorait the provislonis are of the be5t deserie. tlon and sinuisited In q,uantity. All trotible is taken from the guanr. dtan. assahe clothes and provides for them lii every respect. ntimses them In slekness with the tenderest attention, and Is cayeftil ,,f expense. The establishment Is 5 miles from tu,-n, ins high and lealthty situation. Terms 30 gisineas per annum anw 4 gulneas c3chvaeatdon. Moatrespectable references wlill be given to gentl- mcen who= children are n,,w under her care. For lur,uspeatuses L-. ai7 S4CTlXrO, pO: PHISI, J 0A. Z. at 7, FhiIpotI.,ate, Fenchurch. @LYMPIC ThEATIRE.-The Pabijc is most res- IV flUs inforrya d,Xh1ttstWriTH=-i RE ,np be.RE-OPFN1D undeT aT(Mleffiiltin,'mlagemerit -afid thar-the present 1'isprletor (Ar. Franmpten) has determined, in addition to & i0ell aPProved ard eiTec. tive sompanv, on mrocurlng all the acknoy0led2gd'dranmatle ttalenrt a present unoccupied at the Theatres RoyaL.Witl. thi irnpression he presumes to hope fcir the kiid patrorma8 ania lf&'ral support of the A biityndlobALE COenemialy.-THlS EVEVR eON 'and dulin,g the Week, COUNTEiPPLOT: or, Tie Rival Syeetres.. Comic Dance, vir. Jsekeon. M.14ademoiselle FloraSt. Louls will Ascend froil the Stage to theGaliler.on the Tight Rope. DOLLYAND THE RAT. Dickv Scrag, -Mr. W. West; Dolly Rook, Sties Johnston; 2Irs. Israel, MIr. Vminin. Places and private bxes to be had of 'Mr. Parker, box- libookaeer , at. theu box-offi-cEe, from 10 till 4; and o?r.Sms, Royal B RI'FlSH COFFEE-HB CUSE, Cockspur-street, Janiu- ary ,. 1824.-The COMSMITTEE for thle RELIEF of the RUFUGllES from SPAIN; Prsnt Presen t- The Earl of TANKERVILLE. In the Chalir James Morrison, esq. Alex. Robertson, esq. Mr-- James Barnett es4 A. M1. O'Brien, esq. Colonel i-ugh 8allie. John Bo-vrLng, esq. Wmn. Haildimand, esq. M.P. Lord Holland Robert Campbell, eq. ColonelJones Johan Smith, seq esq. Joln Capel, esq. Richaird Welleee,eq The Comnmittee for the relietof the refugees from Spain, In again endeavouring to directthepublc sympatho tosards th.se unfortu- nate stranigers ishom,thepolitical events in Spain have compelled to) seek an asylum in Great Uritaln venture to hope that-a claim so str6ng will be met wuith that gener.ms beneficence which has so often distinguished the people ot thiscountry. When first the Committee was formed, the number of illustrious exiles en a state of want approachinig nearly to absolute destitution, excited their niost anxious solieltude, an,i since that perlod the list of cliaine,nts has been daily increased by new arrivals. and increased to such a degree, that the Cominittee look wvith great apprehension to thc state of their funds, which, unless they are coisiderably reple- n,ished, will be quite insufficient to provide' for the urgent and daily necessitles of individuals, many of whom bave occupied the frst, sta- tions in, soeiety, and have beern honoured with the highest confidence ot their tefloW-coiutyinen. The Con;imittee deem it proper to state, timatin th;efrdistributionof the bounty of the public, they have pre- served Ons every occaston the strictest economy, and that the scale of relief whv.ich they have adopted has been regulated, not by the clatims of the unr fortunate foreignler, but by the very inconsiderable means of sulpply wrhich are eos3essed by the Committee. They believe a stronger clamn npon benevolent exertions has never engaged attentlon; and while they pledge themselves to wvatch * ver the most Judicious appli- cation of the uinds that may be collected. they venture to hope that thIs short statement wvill lead to that prompt and zealous co-operation and support, of wvhich they stand so much in iiced. Amount of Subscriptions alreadY advertised . ?5,069 8s. 3d. Thomas Shepherd - . j?5 5 W. J. Evans, esq. - - ?5 0 ct E Rttnbold, esq. Ii. P. - 10 0 From Kilmarnock, Ayrshire. A friend,per I'r. Wllberforce 3 0 James Porteous,esq. . 3 3 Randle Jaekson, esq. - 5 0 C. D. Gardiner, esq. - 2 2 H. .nustin, esq. - . 3 0 John Andrew, esq. 2 2 Car,t. Green, of Alton - 10 M. F. Fatersun, eso. . -g G. Scott esq. - - 5 0 W. Finnie,es '. e a2 2 Admiral_ G. Nlanley * 5 0 w..,n tote, esq. I - 1 1 John Williams, esq. - 10 0 iV.1Welaee, esq. * I I A. Duff. esq. R. N. -I I T. Greenshields, esq. . 1 1 Sir T. Darlng, Bart. SI. P. - 25 0 W. Bankin, esq. - - 1 1 Charles Oliphant, esq. - S 5 John Orr - - - 1 <Messrs. J. aqd W. Sanders 5 0 W. Cummins, esq. - 1 1 Henry Wa'burton, esq. * 50 0 James Crooks, esq. - 1 1 Lukie White, esq. . 20 0 Mrs. Strong, - - 1 1 .1t H. Slaney, esq. - 5 0 James Allen, esq. - - I 1 eonre Matherstone, esq - 3 3 Archibld Finale, sq. - 1 1 W. Lesrhrope, esq. - 2 2 Joha Fulton, esq. - - I Rev. C. 8eron - *5 0 w. Brown, esq. - - 1 1 Re-. J. Henville - * 2 0 G. Paxton, esq. 1 1 The Committee meet at the British Coffee-house every Thursday at one o'clock. Subscriptions will be received by all the couitrv bankers: by Messrs. Hoare, Bainetts, Hoate, and Co., t.ombard-street; and by Messrs. Her- ries, Fnrquehar. and Co., St. James's-street. (Errmtune.-In the last announcement, for Francis Barnardiaud Son. read " Frances Barnard asid Son, 1001.)