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by ~~~~~,steady ~ ~ N o" ANTD, he bana~SITr yun~ornDs Wase on-one or two would isaveno ob Jee7o t S upeitn the MantaemeBL t oPEA salfaiyINnb,el eO ce.~ nse tohit wablitmeet onef t advrertses dr,petpi,t PMs Pad. 27, Periett-street, Stfrad,.atet oofcke edapy 9PRAVELLON o AT.AyPesnycoLadtey or GeNSTeRUCa E ris hen rto aecAg of PULCSE N,ad linggiv T AVrespNctable re A oTma er o on,- by applying at Beaumont and TaYlor's, ToAUCTIONEEB S, Pawnbrokers, and Other-s.--The TAdvertier, who bas a, few hunidreds In ready nmoney, is wvishing to enter risil PARTNER, or to take to some estblished businasR, In a conrytwnl. Direct, ipost paid, to A. N. at the Post-oiuce, Exeter, ~0 BOOIKBINDEMS-1VANTED, imrnedliately, a BOOKBINDER, who perfectly understands every branchbof the bus cas.and can give satisfactory rererenee as to echaracter atnd abllty; mnay have a constant situation by applying to T. Eaton, bookseller, 'WorLester:- If by letter, to be post paid. ~4ONEYT.-A young 11an, in business, Wishes to .IU.flRROW, upon personaLI.;eeurity of undoubted honour, the SLM f R, for two months. for the use of which at miost liheral re. turn Wil he mAde. Apply to I. 1. at Mr. W. H4. Cart's, I. Warnford- cor,Thxogsorton.street, between thet hours of Il2 and 2 o'clock. FPOSUREON andI APOTHECARIES.-A younig lalsm fr aPLAF. N obecton o th colinry.Salary nota leatding object, Address, post paid, to A. B. 4, Burleigh-street, Strand. Offtceleepers-neeed not apply. V_XiRN1110USE._-XTVANTED, in a respectable Farmi- 52house, distantabonlt 3 or 4 mniles from Blaekhietth, LODGINGS, A'urnished or Unfurnitshed, consisting of one or two sittini rlooms, aod three good bedrooms. Any per-ion an-.vvering this advert.sement Is frequeed to state the size of all the roomns, and every othert pArti- culr Address, post paLid, to Mlr. C.D. at Mr.Nicholson's, 62, Cornhill. j~ESIRABLE INVESTifEN;T for TRLUST PRO- 1) PERTY.-WANTED, to BORROWN. ?2,S00, in sunisi fromi SOL to 7001. eACh, Atareduced rate of interest, for a term iof years, tooseurduon the rates of akn exteni ve parish. Apply (if hvfet ter, to r. Barle, Malrch, Cambridgesbire: Or Mr. _N&~ediih, rN`.t l ondU'iton. 1-1-1 PARENTS.-On y-oung Gent;leman ca-n ~be acom- ALrodated In the family Of a Medical Grentleman, as atn ArPItEN. TICE, or annual Pupili, where he will have every Opportunity of pro- s3ecutinsghi. .natomicalIand surgiCal stUdtieS. The premiumr will not be extravagant. An ouit-door apprentice wvill be taken by the same. A,pply if by letter, to O.P. at Mr. Harrold's, 34. King-street, Hothorn. YOUNG PERON, wvho lias been brouight up in a f- clerg%-mansK nursery, Wrishes to engatge hierself as NURSE to chnldren beyond infatnt%, or to watit upon a lady. She unders,tanAs ain drm-skingand the getting nov of fliie linen. and is an exceed- ngly good needlesornman. A travelling famil WOuild be preferred. A line'naldiessied, post paid, to MI.S. 4, Providence-street, City-read, wvill be duly attended Ce,._________________ 0 GO 1) YYITTHS anld J EWEBL L ERS.-.WVA NT TDV, T.by an actire MaTn of good address, wvbho ba been some yeArs In zhe trade, aSITUATIO Nats TOWN TRtAVELLER,and occasioroally.ifre- oured.to tak,e ajnutney In thecountrs',where he hAs a good conniexioni. ieunder-tatnds b)ookIeeplng and willnmakebhimselfrusefuil. Amount ,.fsalry e illleaetohi emloyr.Letters.so,,r paid.tC'sJ.P.B. Colonial coffeehoruie, Skinner-street, will meetw'ith attention. VTiOHSE~~U A-GENTS Soictos eulders, &c. TJLWANHTOED.sto PU RC HASE, Imm ediatel y, at CO RNER S I O0P, vi th agod front. and If wvith two or three other houses adjoining, the whle'I mig,ht beagreed Mor, and the purebasemnoney nirvtantlv piid : a new nelichbourhood will not be objected to. Over Waterloo-hrld,-e, towards Somers-toirn. or 'MarvIlebone way will be preferred. Direct, post paid, describing the property, to C. S. at Mr. Atustin's, baker, Niarehbmont-street. Brunswick-squiare. rr__-RITENIDS of -a YO_UNG L-ADI, o ete _,N mainners and obliging disposirion. i-ish to place hier In a school or fatfllv as JUTNIOR GOVER4'E SS she is competent to the instruc-. tion of English history end geograFphy, French. and the tirst rudi- mriets of drawring and music, having jus,t left an establishment where sabe was five years, the principail of whichl will give fuirther rartleulars by addreqsIsin, Post paid, for A. 81. Ifilton's circulating library. Pen t,,n.erreet, Pen oniville. 0V PAREFNMUanRGARIAINS.-.A ~desirali7 SITUATION nowr presents It,elf for a YOIT~Tli in a long etats ,Ushed RULSINFSS. the Proprietor of which Is a Memnber of the. Col- Ieeeo Surgeons, with all the advantages arising out of the business of. ' aymbit sod druggist; the latter cosncern being conducted by an experienced assistant. Forpariieularsapply (if by letter, post paldito Nlessrs. alackmurdo and Pitobford, at their&cymical wtorks, Stratford, Escsex: or ktC I, Noble-street. Cheapside. ____ MUSICAL, ECONOMY.-A PuDil of the first and Amost celebrated pianioforte player ln'Europe begs to notify. that she gives. on that Instrument, at her own or her puipil's resi- dence, FOUIR FINISH4ING LESSONS for a guinea. Should not the first, which si-ll exemPlify her mnethod and style, equal any lesson for which finishing Professors would charge one gulnea, noremuncra- tilon will be requirtd. She attends at Claphan- tn-ice a week, and conild engage wli'th a Pupil or twvo In that nieighbourhood. Address. post paid, to X. V. at NIT. WilINam's. ftattioner. I11. Strand. UPOC_A-PITALMSTS, Solicitors. &C.-In consequence TJof dec lining healthi, a respectable Solicitor, in towvn, has it In coDntempla,tion- toremovebhiS residettee into that part of the country arhere I.e feels confident Ifran. his thorough knowleAge of country practlcel of doing good buisiness, had '~a tbe command of money to 'Place out ont mortgaige securities, The advertiser wvould therefore be glad to come to a liberal arrangement bv way of PARTNERSHIP or otherwise, with any Solicitor or C,entlemnan havlrg mioney at con;- mnand to place out upon such securities. Or the advertiser would pur- chase the wvhole or a share of a res-pec,table country practice. The most satisfavctr'rv references will be giveni and required. Addreas, post paid.- to 0. P. 123. Regent-street.___________ DIJATIN.-t aSeinary of grat respectability, _K, neaLr L.ondon, for the Educain fa e elect young Ladies. there are TWO VACANCIES. The principals of this estahl'shrnent have bad many years'experience in tuition. The arrangements aire upon a superior,plan. and peculiarly calculated to promote the most valuable interests of Young personLs, who look forward to become amiable aLnd useful as well as orn'Attntal mnemrbers of suciety. Terms mnoderate. Apply by letter, post paid, to R. S. 64, Matton. garden, London__n______ -P.DUCATION.-Dr. BROVN's_ AAEY, Esher, JL,4 near Claremont. Surrey.-ThllsEstablishment, whtre the elas.- sirsA.re thoroughly insitilled wi thoutroeglectinga solid English or com- mercial edueat:eun, It Is hopedlwill be fouind to combine the advantages ~~ ~.ss,d private school, Mfeiryt.VI,1 allotwances for that will perhaps be found upon In utry tnat instie wt,au,u taoeg,-.as from the followving statement: t?c hoase ta spacious, dry, and airy, the "lay ground three acres in exstent, the pupils arc ,s the greatest Tespect- ability, their treatmet;t li'.eral and induilgent, wvhilst the youngesit a, well as the eldest Is carefully instructed by Dr. Brown hilmself. TermsE 'OgnAs, no quarter'snotice required. This house ison the Ports- m2uth= road, 11 mle from towin. Cards, &c. at Mr. Souter's, 73, SL. panT's churchyard. T OWOKINGMA'NUFACTURERS.-WANTED, aPR NtoSUGGEST thie PRINCiPI.E and SUPERINTEND the ANAGMENTof a MANCUFACTOR'i', to bc es,tablished in a parsh n ussx, orthe ZNMPLOYMTENT of the POORt. Thie object to e ataied s te profitable direction of mPanuial laltovr, n-ith the smallest poorrtio omahnr;for this purpose there wvill he at she disposa fth sueitnen rm-0to iOchildren. from 7 to i5yas 1ae vt uhdlt whsesrvic~es may ntot be regutred at thr.cpaln.To render te abve .niderraiking Nivorthy the notc fsm optn esn h avriaers propose to give a nsoderate wreekly stiPetd tghrwih a lbrlper centt,ge on the i,tcrtase In the vtIne ofterwmtrial Ints mnanufactured state. Proposal%,, tating tbenatureof the manuifactuire thieapplicant woulld recomm.eznd.togetherwith references as to ?haracter and comipetency-, t,, headdres-sed, pos,tpaid,.to Mr. C'urte?is, 6, Catinon-strcet, London. TOJEVELLERS, and OTherS.-A HOUfSE and TSHOP to be LET, neatly fitted tip for the jewellery business, in a very Improvingc neighbourhood, situate CI. Waterloo-road, near the Collarg Theatre, with immediate possession, tne present proprietor goin Ino aothe lie o busnes. Rnt and taxes urider.3Dl. a year- is ellworh atenion Th prprietoris obliged to abut it up, bein engged n antherconcrn. he ease, stork', and fixtures will1 be soldatageat oss ori s-uld e lt, ta rent,withbasmnatl premiiurm of .01.Appy o th prmiss. 5, nge-place. Wislngtonl. ''0 BAKERS.-Hackney.-To be SOLD, by Xfr J. 1 MUSGROVF, the LEASE atid GOODWILL of a D)WEILLING- 4OU.SE, Raker's Shop, Il-bushel Ovea. and Back Premises, situate in Well-street, Hackney, possessing rmaiy ad vanitages. at,d a;i eligible opportunity for Improvement. For par-ticulars apply to NIr. J. bios- grove. auctioneer and appraiser, Hlackney, and 161, STh,reditch. T be DISPOSED OF, upoti mioderate tervis, a coIni- pactcoafortabIe HOUSE. itt thenegbuhodrfIittn with g'o hop, parlour. cellars, 4cc. IN the China, Glass, and Stafford- Ahire wrare ifne, doling a good husineas : together nith the goodsvill, sgtock In trade. &-c. For furtl;er particulars apply to Mfr. Druce, but- cher, 43, Aldersgate-street._ _______ HIOUSE, with _double SHOP, front in twvo ofthe best "V" streets and greatest thoroughlfares in London, leading to the Aetend of the town, well calculated for a lineradraper, haberdas4her. bootlnaker, and others, requiring showy p-remnises, the -situation being undenriable. For particulars inquire of MYr. Galon, hatter, 424, 1Strand. ,fO'NEY.-To Linendirapers. Pawvnbrokers, or anly XI-first rate Business.-A LEASE Of 14 years, wIvth fixtttre,, for WIlL Ally rbesp;ectablle Foutsg man wishing ti, begin business. asid de- terrained to bekown. in the market as a buyer for money, mieitilt, by bringing good securitv, finid a backer. Apply oni the prremiises 57, Blshops6ate-t;treet.without, or at 3, Fleet-n;arlket, necar Snowr-bitt. GROCERS, Oilmen, Chymists, and OtheriS.-:To' The DISPOSED OF. arith immyediate pos-session,. the LEASE of an excellent double fronted HOUSE and SHOP, In a crowded neighbou hood, situate 35, Lower Sloane-street, Chelsea, now in the grocery and coheesertongery business, but well adapted for anyv other trade. Coming in very moderate, as the_proprietor is goling into another line. TTACKNEY.-To be LET, Furnished, by Mr.7 .J WMMUSGROVE. for ei or IC months, an excellent HiOUSE. in Clapton-glquare. containinig a drawivng room. dining, and breakfast p=rior s bedehambher-s. besides dressing anid store rooms, 2 kit- chn.ample ceilarage. and conven;iences for lkakin,g and brewinig; ,l,,o a good garden. Fur terms and tickets to view apply to Mfr. J. M,ungmove, auctio Neer and appraiser,_hiackney, and 161, Shoreditch. vO A B-ER-DAS7HF_SZ alld M LLNERS.-To be Ior DISPOSED OF. thie LEASE, Fixtures, and Part of thec Stock of a H4aberdasher and Millinier retiriogz fromrU.n ES in consequenice or ill health. Any person whoean comnmand 1,O001l. will have an oppior- tranityof cononienciitg in Cthe '-hove line on very advantageous terms. The concern has been successfully carried on for 50 vcears. The situ- ,.tion unobJectiotiable, heirtig in the s-cry best part .s( a leadin'g s,treet. The premises are ins complete repair. A lease of' 21 years wvill bei granted. For particuilars apply to Ir. T. N.Peony, 132, Cheapside.I lrr?OSCH ObMASER ad Otbers.-To be DIS-. PPSDOF, immediately, a vary eligible SCHiOOL, at the ivest end of the town. The Produce fromn quarterly scholars, on the most rgspeetai,le terms, upward. of 7001. peraznunon. Premiutit required for he oncen, esks an schot ixtres. &c. ?5001. Letters, ot. I paid ftianprinipas, ddresedto . M. Peels's Coffeehouse, Fi eet- GARD at,dLDGING.-A entlemani and his J.~ Wie- r to inge GntlmenorLadies, may be ACCOMMAO- DATED with VOARDi an OGN, nagnel n epeable family, on moderate terms, In the neighbourhootd of Rudsel.t.9quare. Forcardsof address apply at Spencer's eirculatinig library, Lamb's ConduitVtre*t_ Fottndling Hospital. '-i53Xi..D and LODGING. - Inthe vicinity of St. D Jamets , andrnear the theatres, a V CANCy now volers for a Gentlean an d his Wife, a Lady and Daughter, or single Gentlemen. The society Is select, the hotmse large and airy, and every attention paid to the comfort of its inmates. A man-servant Is kept. Re- spectable referttes required. For cards of address apply, post paid. at 10n. Pan ton.squ.e, Coventry-street. OARI) anti LODGING, in Russell-square. The B | house, w hich Is one of the best, has recentlv been fitted up and fornished in the most elegant manner, and is nearly full of permanent boaTderS. The sitting room5 are Vety spacIous, and commarnd a full vlicr of the garden of the square. The vacaney which now occurs -would be peculiarlY adapted for a nmarried couple leaving off house- keeping. az they wol ida xellent table wi th select society and a.t eligible and comfortable hone. It would also cst aother nd qbet daughter or two sisters, the bedrooms betrg both large and handsome. A single gentleman canbeaomodtd Thsciy being very relect, references of the hbighest respectabil wle re- epuired. For cards of address apply at 52. Bertiard-street.Russel-square. EGULAT0It of WJNDMIILLS.-A Patent has just A ,en granted by the French Govcrnment for the INVENTION j 5 ,tACHlINE very useful and not expeusive, toregulateWIND- 'MLLS. The aulthor of this Important discovery Offers to treat for thc aeessary Information vith any Person, in England or In Holland that they maiy obtain a Patentfor the same. Address to Miessrs. It. Adam and Co. BOologne, or Paris Rui dArzeuteu% No. 12. VIx E NEWV SHIADES WINE ROO(MS, for the SALE of ge* une WINES, full measure, 2, White Hart-court, Lombard. tgXt * tis highly gtratifying to the Proprietors that the public have eadlyestn'ate te avat%gea of the above concern, and at the ct time they g.atefully acknowvledge their Patronage and support to their most sanguinc expectations. 'riley pub- lIc4y pledge them5elygs not to admit any wines into their cellars but N. B. An excellent room set ;} ;,rt (os' GIllQinBl and 5 (6W l;gllbetl law;te4 for tIae ublsip-I PITY BAS$IN, -yeh i, 1sA.-,MessTs- PICK3O4D ' and Co. ber to eroress their gratefoli tcknoledgiients for the realy an codial555115c an accmmdation rendered rnd-. Aftd rO ther, durig and subseqitent toI t1he latle desrtie' FIRE; ' led t.hey avail themselves of this opportunity to inforu their customeri; friendg, lfsdo the public, that the `eports glven In the daily payers of the extent of tie loss are altogether unworthy of credit, and that ft is their coffvictIon, founded on their being oh the-premises shortly. after the are broke out, aId thze report Of confdential clerks present at the time, that thef,t or plundrage toany extentd ourn Messrs. Plekfordaud Co nmkin their Vcnsiegilts wouldnot disebarge their dut'y to the public, and especially to themselves, did they nor state hov gnrseful theY reel for the Immediate assistanee rendered to them by rhe different insurance companies, by the pronipt attendanmcebof their respective egnsbyte efficientmn ner they were worked, ar,d thie correct ud orderly conduct of their firemen. To these causes Messrs. Pickford ascrlbe the preservatlon of twvo of thelr warehouses, their sheds, stables, and other offices, which afford them the means of carrying on their business with the same facility aS heretofore. The active exertions of the police and con- stables of thls viclnity wvere very efficaclous, and are gratefully ac- kno.wledged. S T. BOTOLPH WITHOUT, Aldgate, Middlesex.- MASTER and ?,IISTRESS of theWVORKHOUJSE WVANTED.-The Candidates must be Man and Wife, wvithout Ineumbrance, their ages not less than 40 nor exeeednirSO years,and none will be eli'iblewho are not members of the Established Chureh. They muist reside constantly in the house, and devote their wvhole time and attention thereto. Personx wishing to become candidates must personally attend, with satisfactory recommendations as to character and ability, at a Vestry which wvill be held In the Vestry-lroom, Ni trlngale-lane. on Tuesday, the 6th day of April next, aT 6 o'clock In the evening. The Election vill be by baliot, on Easter Tuiesday next, to commence at 11 o'clock and close at 12 precisely. Further particulars may be obtained on application at thc Vestry Clerk's Office,31 ,Btrr.street, East Smithfield. 'eb. 23, 1824. C. W. GLYNES, Vestry Clerk. To PAVIERS and IAIASONS.-The Commissioners fL orPav-ing, &c-..the Parish of St.James Clerkenweli. will meet on the 18th day or March next, at6 o'clock in the evening precisely, at the Committee Room, in Spaf.eldq, to receive the PROPOSALS for NEW PAVING certaIn parts of the said Parlsh wvith about 3,000 feet of New loorstone Kirb, not less than 7 Inches deep, and the Edge Kfrb thereof not less than 10 inches deep. at per foot run: 16,500 feet of Yorkshire Paving, not less than 2 inches and a half thick, properly squared over the edges, and laid In cross course, at per foot snperciai:1,-200,yardsof 6-inchPel.ble, and 200 yards of 6-inchl Granite, at per yard superficial, miore or less, as the sidd Corn- mismioners mav direct, all to be lald in a sufficient quantity of gravel; alsoR or relayllig all such old Kirl, and Yorkshire Flags, at per foot, and Pebbles, Granite, and Purbeck squares, at rer yard, and to be performed between the 18th day of March and thelst dayyof Sep- temuher next. The Commissh,,sera will at the same time receive Pro- poisaI for re ntiring and keeping in repair alU the Paved Footways In rhessid Parih, at per annumn, for 1, 2, or 3 years. from the said i 8th day of March, at the option of the said Commissioners. AD the above-mentioned( works to be included In the sanie contract. The contractor to providc stornes anid other necessary materil0s, tools, carriage. and labour, and raise or lower tile grounzld where necessary, and provide all earth and other thliugs for pertorrmiing the wvorks, and clear awvey all loose and superlunous earth, refuse stones, chippings, and other things. The Contractor to be paid monthly 501. per cent. on all new works performed, and the balance that may be due to him e ithin 4 months aftor the performance of the work contracted for. The Contractor to give a bonid, with 2 suiretIes, for the performance of his contract, -hich contract and bond are tobepreparedbythe Clerk to the Commissioners, at the expense of the Contractor. The Conytractor or an agent must attenid as above. Proposals. sealed up, to be left at the Clerk's Office, Woodbridge H4ouse, Clerkenwell, before 2 o'cloc', on the said 18th day of Mtarch. Particuilars may be learned on applIcationi to the survevor, Mr. Robinson, 29. BowilI c-green-lane, Clerke nweivelly rder WVM. CoO , Clerk. 1 T ERE AS b an Order of the High Court of Chan- W ery, bearing date the 27ths day of January, 1824, madeina cause wherein Jobn liuilsom and Benjamin Young are plaintiffs, sad Johni Awdry now deceased and other3s are defendants, it is aiongst other tbings referred to Samuel Compron Cox, esc. one of the Masters of the said couirt to inquiire who were the NEX of KlIN of ISAAC IIOODY. formerly ofCorsham. in the county of Wilts. broad weaver, the testator in the pleadings in the said cause tiamed, at tihe time of his death, and wihether any of such next of kin are since dead: and if any of them are dead, who is or are his or their legal personal repre- sentative or representatives. Amny person or Persons therefore claim- Ing to be the next of kin of the said Isaac Mnoodv or the representa- tive or representatives of any of such next of kin as aforesaid, are forthwith to come in before the said znaster, at his chambers in South- ampton-hfdlldins, Chancery-lane, London, and make out his, her, or their claim, or In default thereof he, she, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said order. I0, Lincoln'-inn. FFRANC{I.IN, HOWVE, and HE?TINSTALL. T HE MERCANTILE AGENCY COINIPANY, Bank- T ropts' Register Oflice, and General Aecountant Ofl5ce, esta- blished 1818, 25, Cateatoni-street. DIREC'TORS. George Auistin, esq. David Melville, esq. Richard WV. Coie, esq. Edward Tesrart, esq. Daniel Hawrkins, esq. I Treasurer, Sir Charles Price, hart.: Thos. Perry, Secretary. In this office genieral information may be obtained respectling al bankrupts, viz.:-. 1. The dates of the commissions. 2. The names of the solicitors and assignees. 3. The number of dividends. 4. The names of the parties who pay the dividends. G. The dates of the certifieates If obtained. An anniual payment of I guinea entitles a subscriber to the above in- formation, and also to notices of all future proceedings. As Accountants:- 1. Books and accounts expeditioiisly arranged. 2. Intricate and disputed accounts examined and prepared in eases referred to arbitration. 3. All accounts, &c. respectingdi6solutirns of partnership arc con- fidentlally and speedily adjusted. 4. Trust deeds, assigmenits, &c. conducted through their various stages, the signatures of creditorsi procured, and compositions paid. 5. Dividends, compositions, rents, and debts of every description collected on moderate terms. N. B. All monies received by this company' are paid over monthly to the parties interested. Largeand comrnodious rooms for the mept- ihgs of creditors, &c.