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0 oSCaPtan J NECrEs-' .t(ofteIohbrflLb etac?comnmodatoions dor passengers, ~~~~ Fo~~~~~~'r freight, or lsas4ger.t apply toj ~5e Casinn~ o. at he Jrusaem cffeehiouse;. Innes, Beveridge, afidi 2fldeye.CityChamers:to Snal and L8ine, 8. Old J`ewt9y, or to J, 'POW MADRA 'andt CALCUTTA, ~tatihing-at Mx- erato sall trom Gravesend, the A5th of April, and will-touch bt rrtsil'uthabout thhb '20th April, for hce' li~Lisengers, the teakc SHIP EMOUT,A l, burden 700 touns, SAMUEL OWEN, lt.C.S.Cons- InaknderiaeothPrvene; lying ins the City Canal. Tlhis ship Is 'Etted rea fo oneig asngers, for wrhom the aLecommo- ItaWil b rost omodIusandextensive. For freight or passmge ~PlYtd-te Comaner, ht the Jetusulem eofreehouge; to Miessrs. ekards Mackitoh anid Co.Bisbopsgate-street wvithin;, or to Edmund ~ Riehes-court Limse-street.. ~ IDA L*2TTA, will sail in a few days,- having tke K.'.greterpar ofher eargo on board, with liberty to land. passen- ger atMaras te ffist s5ailing teak built SHITP RESOURCE, BARIgUD F,NN,Commander. burden 4500 tons: Iving in the CityCanl. hisship has a poop; "and suiperlor acram- or fregh or pOassengers, and carries an experienced surgeon. rregtor passage appy to the Commatnder, at the Jerusalem 10 fehouscj to Low Broters, 24, Mark-lane; to Dan. Wiklinson,. * rettor3boisse, St. Mlichiael's aliey,Cornhill; or to Johin !, lrIrnleY, 14, rsirehiln-lane, Coruhill. OR iBOMRY direqt, to 'sail frorm Gravegend the 15t ofAprl, ndwill touich at Portsmonth about tile 20th Of Apri foherpasengrs,the fast sailingt teak SHIIP T,RIUMpH, AlI, a cons ttrider,THOAS GREEN, Commander, (of the Hon. Coml- ~n~'a~-lee and ate 0 th hip B3askworth,l burden 600 tons, lying tiseityana Fr feigt or passage p ply to CartainGreen, at the erualembofeehose;to Mlessrs. Palmer, WVilson, aLnd Co. Rin'sAnsiiyad;to Mr Robert Taylor; or to Edmund Read. 1, Rehes~eurt Lie-street This ship carriesa. surgeon, and Isi ftted CXDesy or heacc,(MuMstion of passengers. ~ ORVAN IEMEN's LAND andt NEW SOUTH WLS ihLiberty to land passenigers at the cape of Good IiOC, he emakaby fine fast sa~iling river built SHIP HARVEY DANIL PECiIE(lat of tile Britomart), Commander; burden 406 docks.The aeomssi,datios for asseners bythis elss are of IL Thot speror esripios, ad a prai Pech, bingwel aquainted clsishIp.;s daerieced sirgen wil heon board. or passage ap ~~~~~~or at TeSEANM-PACKETST. GEORGE (for thecohvycyance of pats- seners onlyl salis rezouisrly between LIVEICPOOL and DUBLIN, levn iop*ol every Monday and Thursday, anid Dublin eTery Tuesday and Saturday. John Watson, junior,.agent,.27, Water-street, Liverpool. adBRISTOL Direct.-The H.IBFiRNIA PAFT. of`364-tons burden, and with newv engiLes of 140 ors poer,wil les'.Dunear fo 9rsto onFriay,the 2d of Aprl. nd ver sucteedtn Fheday,Patrio'lck StiLn thek Comopia Yan hous .-~thof prl. tV0EIStEL orning; 1both aC6Pin th Cmomsng ,-9in he -ooronr 1thmeta4on the afednoonzy 1the ata in thei morn ion, ost pad, diected o the st. PatricagSeam Packe CoPany, Bristol or Dublin. r 1Z1,r ~p de an rceiedon bord .s Scarborough and Tvnemouth we he eater iUpermit. The SOHO1, Captain BEATSON, starts fro Bick~l erly un the morniing of Wednesdhy the 7th of Apri, ad th JAES WTT,Captatin DALL,. on Wednesday the 14t ofAprl. assnges t beon board before 12 o'clock on Tutes- day igh. Oe o thse ackts ill start every WVednesday morni. in rOm Bisek-wa. Luo,ad Newhaven, Edinburgh, and in a abort time on saturas SteamPaskt-ofice,35, eadehall-street. A. M,NITCHELrL- ~f1CTORYMARGATE TEAM YAHT, Captaini V JAMS CaRIE.- Thep Public are respectfully Informed. tliat thisfavurit VESELwill leave the moorings off thCutmose for ARGTE, n Sonday1 the 19th. and Fridayte2d fArl recsel; ad rtur from.a and Friday at S o'c ocki h onn the same horr. Margate every WednetdayadSna.a 'aes-Chief cabin, l2s.; fore cabin 0,Srat attending families n children under 12 years of age, 7s. Pe duty included. This yacht hias a state cabin for the accommodaton of smaall par-tes. Dinniers and other refreshmients provided on hoard, and wines of superior quality. N. B. The proprietors will not be ac- couintable for any description Of luggage whatever. Coats, umbrellas, hatboxes, and smaill parcels, brought into either cabini, will be consi- dered unider thie charg,eof the partie. tow,i,)mtriley belongr. For fur- tePaticulars apply at the Company's office, 13, Water-lane; or te Mtie.`Wort1hington,6ls, Lower Thames-street. season tickets may be had of Mlessrs Broolgon and Son. Fetter-lane; Mr. DakJn, Panton- stret,Hayarkt; r. age Olre-tret, Ciare-market; and at tl,e' J~ LOOMSURy DISENSARY,undler the patronage of th Duk of F.OFRD, 2, Geat Rossell-street.-The A NUL GNERL METIN oftheGOVERNORb of this Charity wil heholenat he ispnsry,oisWenesday evening next, the 7th nstnt. rhechar isbe akenat o'lock precisely. JAMES PASHAORE, Sec. OCIETYof BRTISH R'V'ISTS.-Thie FIRST 1-3 DNNER f th Society will take place in the Newv Gallery, Suffok.stret. all-naiEast, on Tueiday7, the 13th Instant, when thearrngeentf te pictures. &c. will be completed. Dinner onj thetale t o'lok.Tickets. 11. Ic- ach. maybhehad of Mr. Glover. 61,Siotagsqure;Mr. Hofiand, 23, Newman-street. Mir. Meyer, 3, Rd Lon-suar;uad at the Gallery. The Exhiibition will opeito the ublc o th Modav followting. W. LINTON, See. Sufflk-tree, P il-rm al East, April"2, 1824. .. Protector, The King's Most Excellent MAJESTY. Protectress, lier Royal Ilighnesis Princess AUGUSTA. The SubscriberiA and Friends of this Charity are respectfully in- formed, that the SALE of liselul anld fancy WORK, tu be disposed of si;aid of'the FUNDS, will he held in the Hianover-square Rooms, on ri,day the 9th, anid Saturday thelIoth of April. Ticlkets of admiission totehd!at Mir. Hatcbard's, bookseller, Piccadillyz and at the Cons- snttee-room. 21. Berners-street, Oxford-street,where all contrIbutIons are to be sent on or before the 6thi of April, directed to the Secretary. Q TAFJDHL anTdW_GEEN LANES T URN- ),JPINE ROADS, Nidullesey.-Notice is lhereby given, that the GENERAL, ANNUAL MEETINGorf the TItUS'l'EES of the StaLmford- bill and Green Lanes TurnpikelRoads will be held at thiehou-seknown bY the sIgn of th. Angel hIn;. at Edmionton, on Mloiday, thet 26th day of Avrilisituent, at 11 o'clock In tue forenoon precisely, to exCamine, aud-ft. and siettle the Treasutrer's, Clerk's, and Surveyor's accounts,, andO report the slt.t of the-roads, and for general business. THO0S. TlAYLOR, Clerk to the saLid Trustees. Old-street-road. I gt April, 1.5224. A LBEMARLE HOUS El, ~H otunsslow.-The AA NNI- - VERSARY DIEtN ER of the Geutlemnen*Edueated at this School will be held at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, on Thurs- daLy, the 22dof April instant, at 5 o'clock precisely. Tbe Rev. JOSEPH HENSON, D.D. ins the Chair. STE WAitDS. W. J. Booth, esq. John Poo'l, esq. R1ev. R. J. Hatchma'n George WVytine, esq. W.M. H. M"OrtRIS, Sec. 54, Northiumberland-street, Strand. Tickets, one ysines each, may be had till the 20thl instant, of the Stewards; the secretary; andat tliebar ofthe tavern. (1 ~ARLfJME-HOU)GSE SCHOO0L, Lainbeth.-The Gi-n- 'kJItlensen educated at the above stchool will hold their 286k ANNI- VERSARYi MEETING, on Thursday, the 8thi instaist, at the Freema- sons'-tavern. Great Queen-street. Dinzier o;i table at .5 o'clock. Tickets 20s. each. STEWARDS. Mr. D. It. Roper M5r. F. Ansley M,Nr. E. G. Hopkins - C. W. Tabor I - T. Cape - WI. It. Thomas 18, Oxendon-street, Haymark-et. TWS. R. BOYS, ertais Any gentleman who may not ha're received any intimation of the meetfng wvill oblige the. Stewards by applying to the Secretary for tickets, and.forwarding his address, the wvant of which has been the cause of the appareutitnattentios. TUXBIDGE ACAUADMY .-At a numerousg ME ET- ING oif the GENTLEMIEN EDUCATED at UXBRIDGE ACA-. DEM, held at the London CofTeehouse. Ludrate-hill, on Thtxmaday, M arch II, 1 824 ; D - RtONALDS In the Chasr ; It wvas resolved unsuilmoualy, That a sisbbacription be lmmmedi- ately entered into, for the iiurposeof procuring a Piece of Plate, t be presented to the Rev. T. E. Bieasley. as,A. testimo,iy of the respeet wrhicht his fosrmer pupils entertain, for his svorth and character." Any gentleman de,trous of -jfning in the above esuslssripti n i e quested to 'end his name to the Uxbrldge Academy' omomittee. at the L-ondon cohicfhouse, on or before Thursday, th th tl of Aptil, 1824. as the subscriptions irill then be Closed. The pupils of the Si ev. T. E. Beasley and their friends wUl DINE together at the London coffeehouse, on Wiednesday, the 12th of Mlay, 1824, on which occasion the plate wvill be presented. Dr. RONA LDS in the Chair. STEWARDS. Dr. Cox, 1 51, Fenchikrcb-street, MNr. Montgomery,, Breutford 'Mr. C. Devon, Fisbmongcrs'-al - T'H. ,Riches. Uxbridge - C. Ingall, 182, Upper Thames.- L. Rowe, Brentford streetI - W. Cox, Southwark, Hon.Sec. -R5. W. Mlarriott, Bayswvater I Dinner on tolble at 5 o'clock. Tickets. II. Is. each, to be had of the Stewards, or at the bar of the cofFeehouse, on or before Manday, the 10th of May- ELFAT RII{ AN iT e Friends, Sitbscribers, and Advertjisers of the above spirited Paper are respectfully in- ornmed, that the cionfidential Personi, Mr. M%'CORII ICR, belonging to the above establishment is AWAITING the SETTLEMAENT of SUB- SCRIPTIONS and ACCOUNTS due to the Proprietor, at Peceles coffee- house, Fleet-stret, where be will, during his stay in London, receive any orders hie may be honoured with. An active persons, wi-il as- equsinted with Irish residents In the metropolis, may apply for an especial eonmnission, In procuring subscribers for the above neWs- paper. Advertisemnents asid order, received by the regular London agents,. Messrs. Newton and Co. 5, Warwick.square, Newgatc-strtet; and Sir. Barker. 33, Fleet-street. 'P0 the BENEVOULENT. =A FAMILY, once in re- a1 peetable life, sinice the death of theiT earthly protcttor have been In the createst distress, thie widowv being left with an ailing and affli ted offispring, with no other mieanis of support thian whtin arose frons her needle. Hence the want of ernpl,'ynnent and fre- RuisIlnSs- hE. cllTReNT, tgehrowithon Pte Iutarcoeiang from Adagerusafevr and Ltherafuear ofic hetgoos beingh sIneodonfortrent case hi apalt theIH-N I benevlet ITA houldrthis ee theseyeiofnthe Fchaibl, th2vir donationswl The Ebankfnih preceIve by Messrs.l -oeveryan Strliangor,banke11 the5 SretiLran.tesothewverbsgrathedobfullre turnlsofthanks fo tende thenotier eri supl rms aia n xini VllR.t S. of PT ON,Poeso the Itgae vt h otclmdsanda Lan-,&c Fromgage fandilitierathure,lwhihehy hasred t Is ubmtintLodontfor thie dicVinaryIsT It hall tbeenMr tblbestrn objpecto topoint out,l fvoar te destiroustowisthinlgupshtesiblvacuray,h mos pefctporrecatlponunciathion every n ItaliaTword, Lalluathe itglaiier o the vpeakn rbs,thndoubtfult heihad of noeuntUads,rz ob-qae and the other priligamtcladsientificl boi'toksllrys;ofallsothes the'aetl ada.Ptedtrontheuse Hof all whotreet Fitzroy-square. - HE LONDON MAGAZINE for APRIL, 1824, price2s. 6d. Contains-. Dialogues ofThreeTemplars on Po- 3tcal EcoRomy, chiefly in relation to the Principles of Ntr. Ricard,. By the Anthor of the " Confessions of an English Opium Eater.' 2. clordon of Brackler, an Anclenlt Scottish Ballad. 3. The Bride of Mfodern Italy. 4. German Epigrams: No. IL Translated by Mir. Bovwring. 5. The Ghsst Piayer's Guide; a Hint to Two Great Houses. ff. Lines written beneath a lPctnre or Love Riding or, a Tiger. 7. On the Madness of Hamlet. BUIr. Wiliam Farren. 8. The Partition of the Earth. a Poem from S-ciler. 9. Kant on Natlonal Character, in re!ation to the Scnseof the Sublime and BeautifuL 10. Sonnet. I1. Review: Captain Sm th's Memoirs of Sicilyand its Islands. 12. The old English Jesters, No. V. ialbere, Jester to King Heniry the First, and Fosnderof St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 1.3 Early French Poets; pierre Grlngore. 14. Report of hlu5s1. IS. Reviewv: Plans for the Ronveru eitand liberal Instruction of Boys in large numbers. 16. Fieet:street'ilo.graphy; Orasbrldge'sFruits of Experience. 17. Cba- ractsristlc of the present Age of l'oetrY. 18. The Templar's Second 7laloglie. 19. The Drama: the Ns'ewr Play, Sir. Mathews at Home, &c. 20. Sonneits froin the Italian of Angelo da Costasio, iLodovico, Ariosto, ans BernardoTasso. 21. View of Public Afrairs, Agriculture, Commerce, &c. 22: Sketcli of Foreign Literature. 23. Literary In- elillgence and List of Books publIshed, &c. Printed for Tiylor and 3lessey,93. Fleet-street, aaid 13, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. OCKINtG--To be FOUGJ&HT, at the Cock-Pit oyal, Tufton-street, Westminster, 'THIS DAY, April 5, a DAY's PAhY of COCKS, betwreen two private ;Gentlemen, for LO6absttle; aud Turn-out Battle for ?10. To fight in silver, and begin fighting talt-past ( 'clock In the evening. I NASH and HALL, Feeders. IDATENT ROAD MAKING.-Experience having,isow L conflrmed the superior excellence of PATENT POZOL^ANE ROADS, wvhich are construtcted on a eubstantial and impervious Joundatlon on Eeientile principles, arid of Indestructible matdrials, the .dTverdiser is ready to engage for the making of any publie ozads, private roads, or walk5 through woods and pleasure grounds, In any cotusty, more eapeelally In those where neither stones or any of tllo ubstahces in presen t u se can be prutred. The terms are reasonalble; and thefirst securitywill be given for the fulfilmenit ofcontracts, aSd for keeping iu repair (if required) the roads thus made. It is also pro- per to suite that the reads cfmsntructed of this materlal cannot yielM dirt or mud elther after rain or frost. BF Permission of the patentee, CharlesJcaxrad, 27, Adatns.-street east, lii anchsester-square. TF the PERSONwho left hiis wvife and two, children,' 1.fromi tfie" nglhbburhood of 'Cornwall-row, S eaniford-street, BlackfriarA. on 'desduy, tbe-Slst-of Miarch -wiill RETURN to his affitcted familt,I, will be received with every.icindness andalffection,- a plan baving ec Cdoptec& by fi-iends toi se;le his affairs jimmedi- atel. A ette r8gt be addressed' to ills imother, wvho Is scarcely aliv frm te ceuStance. -If nfot heard of witbin a week, Ihis naare and fall de rIpronwill be-given la a future advertisemnent. F OUR POUINDS REWVARD.-LOST;'between Port- A:man*squareand Hauwayyardl, mest probablyin Oxford-street, on Saturday, the $d instant, a LADY's FRENCR WATCH. Whioever will bring the saule to Mtessrs. James, corner of M5iddle-row, Holborn, sball receive the ~bove rewvard. No greater rewatd wvill be offered. TEFT on~ 31st of December last, by a Groom, in. .L th aeofLr trathmore, at South's Ilver- stables, Dukce-. street, tJms~avr stout mande BROWN G,ELDTNG, abocit 15 hands ig,wt aumzzle, a little white on the forehead, and on the nea hebei.Uness he be fetchied away and aLll expenses pafid ihn1l a rn the date 0f this notice, he will be sold to defa thkoto f ep lc.-March 29, 1824. MR BULLK' EXHIBITIONS of ANCIENT- anidNMO M1EXICO, Rt the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, wvill OPEN oni Th sy ext, the 8th of April. Descriptive cata- logues maiy be had._ T ONDO N SU-A O PNY.-T he Public a-re JRArespectfually inimd htPITED RECEIPTS for DEPO- SITS to this underaigar o EDY, at the banking-hotute of Messrs. 1-tankey; anIitaGNEA IEETING of the PROPRIE- TORS will be calle (c h ponmnt of directors and other offi- ces s as soon ace the deoisaepi n sOfhares. [OIN WILLIAMS, Patentee. FTHE DESCFNDA.NTS or REPRESENTATIVEs T.of AA RON II Uqi (wvho ivas'the suit of Lewisi Hugh, formerly of the town of Brecon, tpsiiar, lonig since. deceased, a~nd the onily brother of Mloses Hugh, of tinit place, iny,keeper, also long since deceased), by a pPlying to Sir'. J. Gegory. 3olicItor, 13, Clement's-inn, London, or McNl. Mliddleton Powe,l, solicitor, Brecon, will hear of somethingi to their advantage. ltis suPposed that the said Aaron Hugh left Brecont about 70 yeaT4 ago, Aid resided In or near London during the last year of hit life, and thathe died a bachelor. All letters must he post paid. IP URSUAWNT7 to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- X esy, made6 bA au.se'ILawrence v. ialaliday,' the CREDITORS and LEGATEvS IfWILLIAMi LAWRENCE, late of Cowvley, In the cocety f Goce~r,esq. deceased, who dled inl tihe month of Octo- ber,182, ac b~her sliclor, o orbefore the 28th. day of Miay next tocom InMd rovetherdeta,andclaim their legacies, before JohnEdmnd D4vdswcl, efi. ne f te Masters of the satid Court, at isoffce li S~thmpou-ofdlns.Chancery-lane, London, or in said decree. remptoriy excluded the benefit of the P RIVATIE UITION.- A married Clergynlan, whoprpars ppil fr ithr niersty ha nw NEVACANCYV. Terms 50 guncas.Refereuce fthmutsatisfactoryF character may b hadon apliction to ,Mr. Souter, 7j3, St. Paul's chulrchyard. M~ RS. DAN]EL, late of Parson's-green, beg le-ave to IY~inform her Friends that she hag commenced an ESTABLISH- MENT fur the EDUCATION of young LADIES, at Shepherd's-bush, 3 milles fromn London, on the Tyburni-road. Thec house is delightfully siituate on thc green, the premises are airy, and in every wvay calcu- lated for the ab)ove purpose. IN an old established BOARDING SCHOOL,-w-iti-n five miles of London, there Is aL VACANCY for THIREE YOUNG LADIES. The situation Ir undeniably healthy, anid thie treatment stilti as to satisfy the mutt anxious Inguiries. References to persons of the firs~trespectabilitvy will be given. For cards ofiaddress apply to Mr. WhIting, 29, South'Audley-street; Mr. Daivies, coruer of Chapel- street, Lamb's Conduit-street; or to Mr. (I. -Weippert, 5, Foley-street, Fortland-place. An Articled Assistant Wanted. ADVANTAGEOUS PLAN of EDUCATION.-At ?.COTI-ERSTONE ACADEMY, near Bairnard Castle, Durhamn, byAr. JOHN SMTITHI and able Assistants, BOYS, under 10 years of age, are libera'lh boarded, clothed, provided wvith books, and inistructed intbe English. -Latin. and Greak laugu.'ges, writing, arithmetic, and the mnost useful branchies of the mnats ernatles. at 18 guinleas per annuim ; no extras; no vacations. Cards, with full parUticlars, may be obtained attthe Rlosmsrim.nn. Lawrcncc-lane,Cheapslde; 90, Leadcn- hall-street; 149, Tottenhiam-court-road: 1301, St. Martin's-lane, Char- lo-ross; and of Mir. William Smith, the agent, 26, Lombard-street, whvillgv the miost respectaLble refererie-- r mihi nwi town, and meay he spoke;; with at the Blossc ma Inn daily Irom 12 to 2. VDUCATION.-At Mr. CLARI%SON's ACADEMY, ULEBowes-ball. nesar Greta-bridge, Yorksh,-e, YOUNG GENTLE- MEN are BOARDED, clothed, provided wvith ev,'tT necessary, and ex- peditiously instructed, In the English., Latin, andt Greek languages,, writing In a superior style, atrithimetic, bookckeeping, me;;suration, mathematics, and thc use of the globe.,,at IS gulneas ayear. There are slo extras, nor vacations, uridl the greatest attention is paid to the health, mnoral conduct, anid intellectuial Improvement of' the pupils.. Cards of particulars, and respectable references to parents whose sons havebeen educated at the establishmnent,may bebhad of Mr.Clarkson, wvho attends, for a fewv days. fromn 12 to, 2 o'clock, at the Cross Keys inn,lVo.d-street, Cheapside. DUCATJON in the western vicinity of town, by a married CLERGYMJAN. LL.l). and a Member of the Senale of Canmbridgc.-YO'UNG GENT'LEMEN are pcrepared for the UNI- VFRSI F'IES, the puiblic schools, the East India College, and Military Seminary, &e. and the higher department of mnercantile life. Ten of his pupils have been at the head of the public schools,- many have attaIned high honours at Oxford anid Cambridge, where they became Fellows-sand Tutors; some are Pvers of the Realm, some Memb;ersaof Parliament, and otbers have distinguished thernelb-es for science and talent in the learned professionn, Eachi Pupil has a separate bed, dines wvith the family, and enjoys comforts seldom fotind in schools, Do- etunents a;d reference may be had, which cannot fail to satisfy the most anxious parenit. Direct, post paid, to X. V. Z. caLre of Mr. Chcsl- lenor, 19, Great Knightrider-street, Doctors'-cu;unnins. Termis 40 guineas. entranee 4 guineas. VDUATIN.-t COFTHALL ACAE, nea Drligtn, y r. IOELSIMPSON and ableAsitt, a liiltd nubarof ou;; GETLEEN are liberally BADD paretaly teatd, nd crefllyii;truted in the English,Lan,ai Grek ln~iges witig, rltmcte,bookkeeping ons anipoe plan a,d al te irances f temahenatie, completely qualifying themfr respectable tradesmen, the cou;ntinghouse, the law, and other professional pursuits, fron; IS to 20 guiiieas per annurin. No vdatons. TIhe Pxen h language, drawinZ, &c. If required, zLtmode- rate extra ehargese: Cards withifull particuilars a;id references of the hIghest respectability may, be had at 1g. WVI;;eiicster-place, Penton- ville; 10, Great Portland-place; I,Somerqet-street, AIdgate; 1, Finch- lane, Combhill ; and of Air. Johnstone, Mtr. Simpson's a;gent, 62. Burr- street, East Snimtbfield, N.H9. Sir, Simps~on Is now In town, and mna- be spokeni withi, from 12 to 2 o'clock dadly, at the Saracenfs Head, snowh ill. TTAMILTOIAN SYSTEM.-Mr. HATAMILTON, AL espctfllyInforms the public. that a PUBLIC LECTURiE wil bedelverd a te Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, omi Wed- ne7dAy evening next, the 7th Instant, at half Past 7 precisely, and 'anothier at the City of L,ondon Tavern, at the same hour, on Monday, the 12th 'instant, when the application of thisi sy-sten; to the Greek, Latin, and Freuch languages will be densonstrated biy a Practical. experiment o;i the audience, Those who hiave sr;.ited for " experience and the evidence of facts" to justify their attetition to this sytemi, have now the experiante of above 6 mouiths, and the tes- tiomon of above 580pupils forrned inthat time. SIr, ilamiIt,,n's Keys fo teGreek, Latini, and French 'will be ready for the pub,lic anid private classes in thekse languaFges tlsi;leh It Is the object IDf these lec- tures to form. Tieckets may be- liad gratuIltoulsly at M. Boosey and Sox's, Broad-street; at Mfr. Hiamilton's, 25, Cecil-street, Strand; and at the bar of the respective taverns- 7 EMVALE P3D-UC-A-TIONR.-At a FNINISHIN-G IL SEMTINARY, conduicted by a Lady of consaiderable experience in polite education, assisted by Teachers of superior abilities, and Mlasters of the first emninence in the useful and Polite accomplish- ments, a few YOUNG LADIES are Boarded and Edssc.ted, who take their mneals at the governess's own table, and are treated 1WIth the tame klind attention as at home; they are instrusted in the various branches of a superior ani accomplished education, the mildest niemn are adopted to furn) their temperst and dispositions, atnd perfect themn in such engaging manners and addrezs as to qualify then; to associate with the most geniteelecircles, Th'le house is con;snodiouxs, with exten- sive zarden and Pleasure grounds. Th'ils establishment being con- ducted by thewssifoof aileii)lnent profes%sor of thebharp andipiaiofourte Presents to the studeints a des9iraible opportunity, of mnaking a rapid progress in thle science of Music, A vacancy for a l'oung lady to be qualified as a governess;. Address, post paid, to B. 0. at Hodeohl's. music warehouse, 45, HIgh Hlolborn. 0 MlERICHANTS trading wih-r ay--A ~English- T man, resident in Norway pessase ofpoet,and recently disengaged from concerns which Occuped alreptofhi, time, Is desirous to devote that portion tn th AEC ofaEIICANTILL HOUSE in London, in adtdition to onie in thle country he now sucecess- fuilly conducts. He kcnows the language. afid Is wvell acquaintediwith tise commercial houises, having travelled In that cosuntry for se'veral years; also competent to the purchase of Norwegian dealsniyid other akrticles of its export, as itreli as to matke sales of Britishi manufactures. Should an offier of adequate magnItuide require a previous Personal initercouirse, lie will 'lot obiject to come over from Norsr-ay for that purpose. For fuirther Particulars", and references as to hisability, in- tegr ity, and respectability, apply by letter, Post Paid, to George Amy and Edssard Hadley, Birmin'gham, whlose concerns he ha'S Managed for. some yeatrs wvith equal ability and punctuality. A FAMILY of 7res,pectability, wNho receive a limiird f~. nmberof IMATES Into their circle, have niow a VACANCY. Termamodeate. For cards of address apply at the Brunswick librry,82,Jud-steet, BrunswiIck-squa re. APAR,T~IENS genteelly FURNISHED~-`0b LET n aplesan vilag, ashort distance from townl, at DRAWNG ROM, ed.chanber,andan attic, if wasnted; also, a eusebocis andstabe ifrequred. coshes to and fre'u, Londoni ever haf hur. or ard of ddrss PPlY at 79, Chleapside. UX FRANERS.-A PARTEMENTS, bien A Metibes,s LOER; situies dans It quartler le plus aigreable de Walort.c-ad.egaeisent elolenes d'uiie mille et demiie de tons le, pouts.On truvernIcdes agrernents qtie l'on netrouvera pes d'all- leue. I ny apsit denfaiis, us point d'autre loestaire. Ccci;est fartcullreme adrasea uli etranger qutl vetit se pserfe-etionner datna eangcAnlals: I prericair, parlant couranient le FraTicais end;nt es moentsde bair,prendrait du PIlelsir a lUl ell faciliter res roges d bu gr,e asexiger anietnt remuneration excepte tipalsrde le lerdn a etude. S'adresser A. B. 33, Leicester- ~ UPERIR ACCOMODATION, in the -itomedia-te vicnit ofRusellsq;iare.-A rentlemian and his Wife, without e i Idenor thr Imaes, who hiave a larger houise than they can occupy, wvould be happy to) receive in their Fatmily, a 1gINGLE GEN - TLEM1AN to BlOARD andL LODGE, with the entire tles of a sepatrate sitting, room If requiired, They 1atter themselves any, gentleman; In wvant of a highly respectable home would find, under their ro,of, all thle comforts and rsepectablsity of aL house of his ott-n, writh. amoI;g many other advantages, an extensive library and mnusical in- struments, rarely tu bs met with' in a private fa;uilly. The most re- spectable referencees will be giveni and requilred. Direct, Post Paid, to A,B.C. atAMessrs. M'Farren and.lacknon's, bookseller, 87. Strand. n UA DR Lb ES alzng inuets, Gavottes, and ~evryoherstye f fshinabe ANCING TAUGHT by Mtr. WILIS,41,Breer~tret, oldn-suare; private lessons at all hour tountughtor ncoplee puilsof ny ge, wishing privacy and xpedtion A slec acaemy veryTuesay nd Friday evenipg. A juenie aadey o Wenesdy ad Sturay.Als a Morning schools punctually attended,.'trllie an (~ UADRILLES, Walting, or COUntry Dncing, coin- pelyT UGT In SI PRIVATIE LESS7ONS, fo.re one guinea, and ver othr dPartmernt of Dancing expeditiousgly taught by Mr. EVIN, ancng-nmaster, 29, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury. A selet eenigaadeY for ladies and gentlemen twvice a week, -taco guiea pe qartr,or one guinea per month. Morningparties twice a wek r ldle ony, also a juven-ile academy every WVednesdayandl Saturday afterunois one guinea per quiacter. SChools and families attende.d. ?I,ETSSRS. KNIGHT and LACEY, in consequence I.YJ of their names having: been affixced as publlshers to a Magazine announced for appearance on SaturdaY, thlink it necessary to state that the only literanry vork comucenced on Sat urday last wvith which they have any cOnl)exioi Is the 3tAN of LETTERS; price 4d. -~ 0 LADIES of TASTE and GENIUS.-TAUGHT, K,. by aLady, the beautifutl ELOSCULOUS RELIEVO, so highly appreciated In he fashlonable world, in modern dress and general decoration, In 2 lessons, for 2 guineas, An exhibition of this elegant art,-_together with a variety ofnew and loriginal uvorks, may be seen, on Tlaesdays and Thursdays, from 11 to 4 o'clock. Where 3L or 41. a 'eek (obtained withease and elegance), or a pleasing occupation Is desired, these beautiftl and refined arts wUl be found an abundant source of profit, use, and amusement. To avoid imitations, ladies are requested to observe that the original teacher resides at 20; Chester-place, Itennlngion-lross, Iretuoved from 7, Pownall-terrace) where her works are only to be seen. G-'iERMAN FLUTE.-This graceful and pleasing ill- listrment is so fashionable an accomplishment, that fewv Gentle. rcen neglect It, nor Is this surprising, when it is known that In com. parison wIth any Qther instrument llttle difficulty is experienced in order to attaun-pricicncy, a short timle only being requisite.- MY. GALBREATH rctturns thanks to his Friends and the Publle for their liberalI support, and Informs them his APPROVED SYSTE!IM combines expedition with a thorouh knowledge of the Instrunment. Mr. Gal- breath's extensive collectio of music is open to his pupils, without any charge. Terms, &c. may be k;naewn at the Professoi's residence. 26S, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Qxleeet, Cheapside, Letters to be poat paid, Rlnug the bell. entet Cepid,Lter ob iX'A?~ED,ani APPRENTICE'to' a Manufacturinlg YYGoldw ithad evweilir:tamdoderkte preinidinmexpected. A'PPlY persnaly, r byleter,poet platld to?Mr, H.-m. 42, Balilwin's.galdests, W~ANTE1W; a ISHADDSMAE,p a, Huoof the dirst respectabllflty,4ln the -west-vf.England. It i reused nonie wVil apply-.but such .as-are fuilly cidmpetent. A s-selarys -wilt. be given.. Apply'atlS: sackvlUnu-stret, Piccadilly, WlerlANTPED, PAEXTNER,.~whio can commnaxid :fromn 2.O0OL.to3.0001-in are-pectable~esuA~llahed business.. Lgtters aiddressed,-po.stpaid.to A.B. Tes!sr* JacldQn and Denurnolot',t"2, Great EaLst-heap, writh rezl nanie aLnd abode, wHilbe attended to N. B. None but persons who can clv~respectable.r~rences need apply, -., 1%?VANTED, by. ar~specta'blb 'm eaSIUATIONT IY n the count&y,'s HoUgE-PV o enleLa o etle- man: ne objection if no other sorats et ben aabeo nak- ing herself generally useful. A repcblrerncca be giveni. DIrect,rpstpaid, tOB.L. at?Mrs.Jole%al 'co,47 eno.treet, Penton vllec. W ANTRD~~ iinmediately,. in a lonlg establ edl Schbol,- inHanIsbro aYOUTH Of. *ttidlGLsd haLbits. about 14 years nf a to be ARLI ICP or a terrm of years;- he'u-will be instrncted in it c!.lassical and mathematical educeitloei. Am'5odrnste preiinlu rqulred. Letters addressed, 'pos pyaid, to A; PZ Poatbirice, .Droxfoard, ,Alton, Hants, w'ill be immeditel attended to. iIANTED, a RESIDENCE," for a young Lady, 18 VY years of age,iascolfth first respectability: to remain there the vacations Silisnms,32. She-willmake-herself use- ful In Instrtictinig thjno coas it she bnustbave-thef'sll'bene- lir of masters In Frec,msc aen,&e. A prerrilumnwill be givens. Address, post paid, orapyae2 ra nsll7street. Plioomnsbury. TANTED, within 5 miles oDf thle Brdges; for a Gen- VYtlem4n andhis Wife, a smnall Ch6TTAGP, ar part of a very re-I apetale riatehose Unurisbd.ina'serious small fasilly'wnith- to, rauhool, itYwlln be ref,omerred.thtos-ehwhoreEnotlccshnLtime IadeiraLge opotuonity.lerefemurtn-e modbegierate Dirst partiU- larsond terms, post paid. to H. F- t MI Smithus, 86,rlombsrd-streetd W ANTS a SITUATION, as aiiun AesIS tANisit il a WYa Retail Haberdashery os' Ready-toade Linea Shop o1r. wVould have no objection to be as seimtreesIn afaill3r 'anglvat'he mpst respec table references. Direct, post paid, to A. 2E. Twiopenny Pos t- office, Knlghtrider'-street, Doetore-commons. W ~ANT,S a SITUATION,a respectable young YWoan, 25.years; of aLge; Mr,a NISI1ERY GOVERNESS, or to Attend on two Or thxree yonng Ladies, or as Teacher-at a Preparatory Scliool. Letters, post paid, to be addressed to E. N. at 12, Great WFIn- chester-street. city. Office applications willnot besattended to. ANSa SITUATION, as UNDER NURSERY- WY MirD, or to wait on an elderly lady or 2) young ladies, a young Wvoman, of respectble famnily and connexions, who would willingly makce herself useful, and can give umdeniablareference as to character. Letters addressed, pos1.t paid, to A. B. 9, KLIs-street, Holbiorn, wvill be immediatety attended to. 1,TANT'S a SITUATION, a respectable WVidow, as- W COand HOUSEKEEPER to a sinfle Gentleman or Widower. The advertiser, wvho is of an active turn wvill always make it her study to give satisfaction to hier employer. Ske can be wvell recom- mended from her last situiation, and is frte from all Incumbrance. Letters, post paid, addressed to S. S. 64, Chiswetll-smtreet, Finsbuiry- square, will be strictly attended to). No ofihekeeper need apply. WIASHING.-AVANTED,' by a LAUNDRESS, a -VFamlWIs LINlRN to WASV. ATny Lsily or Gentleman vwishing their linen washed in the country can have It donie on reasonable terms. Shec has a good drying ground, andevery convenience for the busine.s,sandcanlhav,ea good recommendailon. Direct, post paid, to S.F. 2, Holmes-place, Little Chelsea, Fuilhar-roald. {VJ ONEY IVNTED.-The dvertiser wishies to BORROWfrom 300 to?soo,ulon good persontal security. Leters sttin tems,wih ral ameandreadene,addressed X. W. 20,_irbystret, atto-gaden,willrnetlmmdiae attention CA 1'~.- WAINTEDJ, the S UMf of T oi%il,fo tepurun so eayn f a frs mrgoage nan per cenit, payable quarterly or half yearly ata baiikerbs In London. Ad- drs,Poeaid, to G. L. 5,_ Buiry-street, St. JaMes's. URREY.-The neighbourhood oF Clapa,Capo kJ or Denmark hill prefe'rred.-WANTEII toRNToPUC SE with or writhout meadow lantd, a genteel FAMTIYREINC,cm prising two or three sitting rooims and six or stebdro,wih convenient domestic offices, good gaden, elhalshue n tbig Address, post paid, to A.S. Messrs. Bate and Rees',4.Cepie f0 MERCHANTS, Schoolmaster,ad ter. French, Italian. Spanish, and L-atin,-A Native of Italy, elasa- a ellyeduate atthe College o1 rurin. aeid a r-esidenit some years in Franc n Sp in,vishes to undertake any SITUaTION here or abrod atamdrte salry Respectable reference, can be given. Apply to Mr. aouhtol , sttoer, 30, Poultry. HU HE S UX of ?500 will be presented to any one who Twill PRtOCURE for a Gentleman of resVectnbility a PERMA- NENT MERCANTILE SITUATIO N, The strictest honoisr miay he relied on. Anycomimualcation. p ot paid, atddressed to R. L. F. at Ross's library, 'Queen's-buildings, Knightsbridge,- will be immediately attended to. T O MTERCHANTS and Others-EMPLOYIMENT J_WANTFD, Ina mercantile house or Other concern, where in- tegiyad steadiness are requisite, by a young Mtan of respectable couixOns wh,m has a general knowledge of business, ana would haen bjecitiom to travel or go In the country. Referenices of the utmost respectability can be given. Addie3s. post paid, to S. A. at Messrs. Baw-es and Co.'s. Great Maddox-Kstreet, Hanover-Bquare. A LA Y, f mtureage exerience, an oid acquire- Ei.mens,wo hs eenmsnyeas egaed n te euction ofyoung Ladie, wises fo a SIUATIN in Genteman' Famly ; bem quat- languges,musi, slmrhw. gegsepy, ~. whch ae ha success- full undrtakn Wthou theaid f mster Addessto T. B. 14, rII O PARENTS antiURINS-ATD an 1-intellige.nt active Youith, aged about 17, as an API-RENTICE to thxe Bookeselling and Stationers' buisiness, in a principal town of the most salubrious county in En6gland. 'A premium w'ill be required, which wivlt be refunxded by wav of salary. For further particulars apply (if by letter, poet paid) to W. E. at Mlessirs. Whiattaker's, 13, Aye- Maria-lane, Lendon. AYOUNG M N 25 years of age, being a~bout to ~re- ltire from the scoastic line, and whbo can give the most un- deniable references,i desirous of obtainingc a SITUATION as CLERK, WVarehouseman, Collecting Clerk, or Town Traveller, con. si1dering his preseintemnploymnent detrimnental so his health. All let- ters addressed, post Paid, to G. K. Coinicereial Academy, 2, Punder- son's-rowv, Dethnal-green-road, wvill be punctually attended to. 0r TEABROKERS.-A young MAN, of excelleint A._ chiaracter, respectably educatted, and hiavisig some conm'exion ixan mercantile seaport, wishes to ENGAGE himiselIf as a CLERK in the office of a teabrokcer, where there would be a nrospeot of his being- hereafter admitted tona shaLre in the concern. The most respectable referencees as to character and general steadiness can be giveis, Apply- by letter, to B.S. at Mtr. Chappell's, 98, Royal Exchange. CiOH MISTS and DRUGGISTS.-A epcal T young Mian, who has bad considerable experiecintewo- sale and retail drtig butsiness, is wvishing to REGAEwtagel- man In the country who may be desirons of decliningteaiem- nagemient of his concern, either with the view of forigaate- ship or succeeding to the business at a. fatuire Period.Aplbyetr only, Post paid, to A.B. 8, Cornhill. rING ARENS an GUADIANS.- marrie ~Womn, wo ha bee use to he ainagement of y-oung chil- dren wihes o EPLO hertim hi he AIC of ONE or TWO that can o aone Thesitatin Isdesrabe, beinig open, healthy, and the rhoe ofhertim wil bedevted o te cildrn, ot aving; (as motnu,rses have)helingt get by dal aor dress, post pi,J.W.R. at 4, Swnic-pace. Larkhi,Cahm 7fl PARENqTS and GUARDIANIS-WVANTED, Tin a most respectable Holuse, at the wvest end of the town, anl APPRENTICF to the Millinery and Dressmaking. It wvill lie found, a very eligible situation foir a younig person who lias been wrell brought up, as she will lie treated in every resptect ar one of the family, and late houirs are not k4~iit An I'MPROVER also WANTED. Ji the same house. Forcards ofaddressapplynt26, Portmain.street, Port- man-square. "IFNO STOCKBROKERS, &c.-NVANITED, by an actie yungMan wh isan dmitedl broKer and well known in thecit, aSITATiN, n aStokbrkers Coutiuxighouse; or would haveno bjetio to ngae wth ny ther house whbere an active andIntllientdipostio, cmbiedwit a enealknowledge of busiess woud b deemem reqisies. efeence ofTespectabu3ity wil begivn. iret, ostpai, 1 W.J. t Capell and Son's, 'PRAVELLING.-A Native of Germainy, who s-peal-s Tthe Eniglishi, French, and German laniguages Iluently, and whohbas -some k-newledgc of tise ItaLlian, Is desirous of a SITUATION as BUTLER or VALET to a Gentlemani or Family, to tmavel on the Con- tinent. He can glive the most regappetable references to the gentle- man lie isabout to leave. Lotte's, post paid, to bo addressed to F. Ri. at Mr. Atkinson's, 120, JiermYn-street, St. Jamrees'. A YOUING LADY of r6,sTiitability wishes to ecngage J-hLlerself as COSIPANION us a Ldy,'6r a's Under TeRicher fn a Schoiol; as she isof an oblig:ing dispesitiom-'m'mindever anxious to please, she hopes, wvith some coiifidence. sle wvosild be found an acquisition to any lady In want of her services. Nio objyction to travel, and salary nor so mnuchi an objent as a comfortable lhone. APPlY by letter. p ot paid, to ILI.M3. cae of Mir. Peters, jeweller, 4, flntbbolle-place,Ox ord- street. in t 0 TRADESMEN.-The CUSTOM of a youn-g ,GIEN1TLEMIEN's SCHOOL is OFEREOtoPersons ofrespeetability in t e linendrapery and grocery lines, wvho -may be disposed, on In- quiry, to place their sons at an EstablIshmenit, plessantly situate within 3 miles south of the bridges, wvhere a substantial and genteel education, adapted to real business, mnay be obtained at a reasonable expense. Cards of address to be had by applylnf; at Mr. Baddeley's, corner of Wellington-street, Strand. "EACHER.-AVANTE-D, in a -smallF but respectable TLSCHOOL in H-ertfordshire, aboutlS milef fromn town, aL LADY, notundr 2 yers if ge,whoso apaleof teaching miusic. Fromieic, mining ad gogaph, ~tbut heaid of. masters. To prevent troble i Iseanesly eqestd hatnolady will atpply who is not full copetet ti intrut i alltIm aboe-nmed bra~es. Iiiquirea at rs.Wats's 96 SLMatins-lne,Chaingcros.Personal appi- ALADY wishes for the SITrUATIOo GOENSs A,to aroung Family, uander 1S sers oflg. h ndrae to instruict in the EniFlish and French languaLges grammatiesaIly, writing, geography, history, Imusic, drawing, aild the rudiments of Italian. Salary Is iot sormuch an object with the advertiser as-a com- fortable situation, In which she would endeavour to makre herself useftul. Has no objection to travel. The most reaectable refertrice can be given. Letters addressed, Post Paid, to WN C. at Mr. Bigg's, bookseller, Parliament-street, wvill meet duecatttntion). years age to a especabl PERANEN 5POY ' fade- quat vaue, her he ay cquie ageneal now edgef business ferred. The advertiser Is mnost respectably connected, wriesa-an expe- ditious hand, is conversant In accomunts. and knows townr well;- his references are unexceptionable, and the strictest honour and secrecy ma b relied on. Address, post paid, to A. B. Mlessrs. - Burrup's, eta- tiies,Royal Exchange. O(11ccletters returned. W INE MERCHANTS.-Toan Establishiment of resectbiityintheabve luhies,the 'SERVIICES of'a Gentema ar OFERE upo liera tems.He ls tlsoroughsly tom- potnt o uidetak th ma.qgmen ofanextensive concern, and his wn onnxios, hic ar mot rspetable, would In- time hi rendredavalabe t th inerets 1 te establilshmentfor a-Idols he- migh beengged Toa husein he itydesirous of'exteniding their busiessto te wst ed o thetow thi -mghtprove an eligible op..- portunity of so doing. The mostrespecaierfe rce ilLbe given, ComimunicatIons, post paid, addressed toH. 11s .r11 Ki Chelsea,'willnmeet ininedlaLte attention.- ' od ,~0thec CLERGY.-A Olergymall, who has devoted the lat 0 years to TheologIcl Composition.- and who has aeeu- mulateda vast b -dyof scriptural and doctrlnalmatter. iii tlseform of discourses,u non almoStev~erysubjectinponue-lon with the jrlneilsles of theeClures, and'relative to those lielydaiys appointed'by, te-Rubric as days of sacredness, proposes to devote those frnltesof 'his laboaers to thse:xtelusive ueo the Cd gy oi~ the preseptday, -byprovidsing them' wit DICORSE uon ll-paticla as well as general csabjects; writen y aanunsesIn far -andlegible -haiid.i ThmC younger clegyandsuh a S. dstnedfo a orIgn department-may, by propr ntice besuppiedwith211 nu be t of anuscripts, and upon eve ccaion.Theutmot dhcaean sececywiltlbe observed, and?tter ad ceaed,postbald tothe ev.L. L B.at Mr. IWilliamus's- 0V SOL-ICITORS;~--.A Profe~ssional Gentlemanw~iij fM% icave totitx for Bp'ilogne and Parls,on some busine,s,in the course of next week, and offere. lils services to tale CHARIGE of any other BUSINESS si'hIch in't- be detsired to be done Pt or within a reasonable distance ofthQse places. 'Address A.B. 54, Cheapside,. *I1TAN~EAD,- W odcord,or in -theim iaenil sumraer next,-a,HOUSE,i-usatarca,cluaedo r ecevea large Family, situatdnean hrh etr,pOtpi,sigpr ticulars, to be addrese to.r Huter, St. Pu'-hrhad i'l e LET, gent.eelly Furnishied, A TfaFv'E R. I an pen Irysituation, one mile and ahffrmtebigs consstin ofa lsrge draing and two small si ttingros orbd T.COTTAGE RESIDENCE, wvith 3 sitting rooms, 4 best bedroonue, 2 good Attics, kitchen, brewvhouse, coachhouse, stabijng for 2 horses, 2 lofts, Anid good. garden wvell stocked, situate at Totteridge, fin the county of Herts, wvithin 10 mi16 of London. Apply at -26, Pen- church-street. 0 be LET, a very conveniieiit roy H UE T.plea~antly cztuate, In the immiediate neighburodo almi Eaait. forming a m~ost desirable residence for a Prvtorpoesoni gentleman, not requiiusg-the groatnd floor, wvhiebI cuie yui ness, but fromnwhich the house is entirely dtche:acahos and stable ifrkequired. Apply for particulars toMrNemngoc, 21, cockspur-strect. _I-Ob-eILE'T, for the Remainder of The Lae very T.desi1rable FAAIrN", HOUSE, close to the town of Watford, Herts, 15 miles from Lonidonl; consisting of entranuce ball, dinling, drawing, and br6akfasat room,6 bedrooms, iratercloset, store roomi, excellent kitchen, la-"ndry, and domestic offices; 2-stall stable, couehbouse, &c. The house Is suirrounded by a large well-stacked garden. Per particulars apply to Mtr. Richlards, 45, WVarren-strtet, Fitzroy'-square;, or at 33. Lincoln's-inn-tlelds. ijFERNTE-HILL.---Tro be LET, for 2, 4., or 6 months, AL-L in the mimmediate vicinity of IHerne-hill, Duliwich, a FUR- NISHED COTTAGE, with stable and chaiseh'-use, a large garden and grouinds. Apply,at MNr. H.umphrey's, builder, Herne-hilii. HOUSE to be LET, with aigood gardecn, and stables behind if -winte-d, pleasantly stituate, No. 2, Claremont-rowv, niear White Conduiit-honuse, commnanding viewvs of Hlampstead and Highgate. Inquire. at 10, in the same rowr. F1'0 be. DISPOSED OF, With immediate possession, a 1._ HOUSE, Furniture, andl Fixtures, situate in Nelson-square. For particulars apply to Messrs. Parker acud Watkixz, Great Trri- nity-lane.- (1I LA PTON, near the Ponid-TIo be LE'T, by Mr. J. %jTMUSGRO VE, a Tespeetable RESIDENICE, with a goDod garden, adapted for a small family. The Whole in excellent order. For par- ticulars and ticket~s to view apply to Mr. J. Miusgrove, auctioneer, Hackney, and 161, Shoreditch. T be DISPOSED OF, the LEASE of an old esta- Tblslied HOUSE and SHOP, in the Cheesemongery line, standing in an excellent situation. and good thoroughfrare, and rent very low. Satisfactory rep.son will be giveni for the present proprietor's leavinig. For pairticulars apply at 1 6, Borough-market. JUPERTOR BUSINESS ~ PREI[~i--l!ES, betwee~n tle 11Itoyal Exchange and. the Cuistons-hotuse.-To be DISPOSED OF, teLEASE of a convenient light airy DWVELLING-HOUSE, wilth wvare- houses and countlnghouse Attached, lately put into substantial repair. ANpply at i, Crown-court, Philpot-lane. -.ET-I P~oV~D aENT o 30]. or 20yea s, to be SOLD thetennt hs pid apremum or lasearid laid out a consderblesumon he ous: te piceis 001 Aply ny, morning, befoe 10oclek o afer ~in he eenig, a 6,Asigel-terrace,- T ( GRCER aid T-ADALERS.-To be DIS- POSEDOF, he LASE nd FXTURs of an old established SHOP siuat ner Lndo, i a rea throuhfae:coniing In about 7001 inludng ease stck,anddxtues.Appy a dl5, Oxford-street; T;URNTfS_ED COUNTRY ~RESIDENC;E. To be 12 LET, a genteel COUNTIRY RESIDENCE, about 10 sniles from town, containing drawving room, dining room, breakfast parlotir, housekeeper's room. 9 sleeping rooms, with suitable oMfies, double coacbhoiseRand stabling, with extenisive lawn and shrubbery, scur- rouiided by delightful rides, in ageniteel7neiglibo,urhood. Apply hf by etter, post paid) at 3, Park-street, otanipton-place, Camberwcell. ADesirable GROCER's SNOP to be LET, in on-e of AL the greaLtest 1rhoroughfarea in Loudon, and in a populous and nimproving neighbourhood, niear Westmainster-bridge. The premises are in Derfeet repair And comnprise eyery requisite convenienice. For cards of address apply at Messrs. John Proudfoot and Son's, 27. lied- cross-street, Cripplegate; or at Mlr. Shepperd's, 15, Counter-street, Borough -market. SURREY-STREPtT, StraiidL-To be DISPOSED OF, on moderate terms, the LEASE of an excellent commodious DOUSE, in good repair, admirably Adapted for a boarding establish- menit or for, a solicitor, wyorkibag jei'eller, printer, tailor, Stc. having extesiv ligtremises backwards, with entran.ce fro,m Stranid-lanie. The fixtures to be ta'ken at a fair valuatoiot. For particulars auply- to George Pearse, auctioneer and Agent, 16,Vere-street, Cavendlqih-square. CHURCH PR~EYR-MENT.-T eSOD eea .Jdesirable PERPETUAL ADVOWSONS, varying irs value from 2501. per ainnum to 1.5001. pe~r annumn, situate in some of the fine-St ceunties in Ireland, wvith excellent globe houses, a-ad extensive glebe lands, viz.; in the counties of Dublin. Lowvth, Nlonaghan. Kildare, Meath, Roscommon, Tipperary. and Longford. For particuiars In- onirE!ofChrls niht, esq. 26, Basinghall-street. rjP JEW NELLERS, Silversmitha, Mcrczars, and othiers ILrequirillg a puiblic situation.-To be LET, in one of the greatest thoroiughfares ut the wvest end of the touvn, a liOLTSE aiid SHOP, with 2 bow wtindows, 9Brooms, anid private enitrance; a 2-1 yeairs lease to be gi-anited. None need appiy who canntot commanid 4001. For particulars inqisir~e or address, post paid, to 'Mr. Taylor, optician, 1, Castle-street, Leicester-square. C' ANALand- GS PROP~,TY, 'lobe Insurancoe, ComerialDok, ivrpol,Grad Juci n, een,ero, Wcr- cers;GrondRens,andInoms o ~a yar &--B Nr.SCOTT groud rnts reersns,canl ad oherpro4erty, dock stock, c. 8, (1LAPIIA'M, iear the Commlon.-To be -LET, Fiir- nished, for 3 or 7 years, a good airy stOtiSE. containing dininug room, drawin'ig room, and Anter,oom, with elzitrance hall, on the ground floor 4 best bedehambers, servants' room, good kitchen, icul- lery', wine and coal cellar, stables, wvith good entrance, greenhouse. lare kitelien 'nrden, lawn, and pleasure grounds. For Particulars and eards to-riew apply to Mr. Ingram, lhouse and estate agenxt, Hligh- str2et. r's-bani. r IU F%OlJJRI E RS.-Tio be DISPOSE D OF, a very oldi __established FUR TRADE, that ba-t been carried on by the same faisilly many years, and has a capital connexiun wivth site no,biiity and gent' ry: it is situate In one of the leading tliorougl;fares at the wtest end of the town; the stock, wvhich is niow small, to he taken at a fair valitatioti, And a moder-ate prcniiuml for thie lease: the Purchase moniey will be expected to be paid dow-n oui posses~iori beine given. wihmay be had immediately. Letters~, post p;iid, to be atfdressed to A.D. M Fuller's, whuwlesales-tationer, Brewver-street, Gelden-squatre. ID ESIDENCF and LAINIU, Mortimler,7near etl-ain~g, liUto be LET, Unfuurnished, for aterm, containing pa-ved entrance ha1, drawing room, dining parlour, and breakfast roorm, B bedchani- bers, exe6llentceollaqrs, and doniisetfietoffies. with double coaehhloilse, stables, And Tequisite agricultural buildi-ngs, yards, gardem, orchiard, and 43 acres of Productive land adjoinimig. Trhe roa~ds are god,,d the societyhighly respectable, anid two packs of fox hounids kept in the limmediate vicinity. Address, Post paLid, to flaiakcs and Son, auc- tioineers, Readin;g; FVREEHO_LD FARM-I-To be SOLD bTy AUCTIONE, - by Mr. PIGGOTT, at the White Ha&rt-inn. Guildford, Suxrrey, on Sauday, the 10th of' April, a %'Alualule FREEHOLD FARMf. situatte about 7 miles from Gusildfo,rd, with good ,ubitantial. tarmihouse, and other necessary aLgricultural outbuildings, garden, and orchard, to- gether wsith 64 acteas, more or less, of excellent arabie, Pasture, anzd mendowr land. N.B. The tlimber and tellers tohbe takeni at a valiuation), And further pariulars may be had of Mlr. Hockley, solicitor, Guildt fod,hre a pa of the estate may be seen. A CAPITAL MANSION, at lease or at will, to be tI._ LET, and entered upon at Lady-day, containing diniing and drawf-iigroonus, 24 feet by l9, breakfast roomi, servants' hal], good kitchen, &c. 4 or 5 best bedroomns and dressing rooms, and excellent attics. fit for the reception of a gentleman'- famnily, avithm stables, double coschhouse. good gardein, and fromt 4 to 35 acres of very, good land. The hoiise is situated in- n-fluie lawvn commanding extensive land atnd sea views, 12 miles distant from Hastings, and onle atid a half from tlfe town of Rye. 250O acrres of capital lamid adjacent and a mamuor mnay- be had, if 'wanted. For furzther particulars nqireqxr of Messrs. Dawves and Lardner, solicitorsi, Ry.e q'10 be SOLD, pursuant, to a Decree of the High ~Courtt ILof Chancery, maLde in a cause "WVilliams versus Wetherell," wvith the Approbation of'James Steohen, eiq.o,ne of the Masters of the sadd Court, a FREEHOLD MIESSUAGE or TENEMENT, Witih an exten- svgrdnehind the sanie. situate in 111gh-strest, Henley-upon- Tha imes, in the county of Oxford. F,,r particuitlars iapptyv to Messrs. Frowd and Rose. solicitors, IA, Serle-street, Lincoln's-inn, and to viewv the premises atpply to Mr. Cooper, appraiser. Hencley. T O be SOLD uruntt an Orcler of the High C-ourt- _aof f'hancety, made is; a catuse of I Wiiliams v. Spenicer', with the approbation of James Williaw FaTter, n ea.on 1 h asters of the said Court, on Saturday, the Ist day oMy, 1824, at one of the clock In the afternoon, In the-Puiblic Sale-roomi of the said Court, in South- amnpton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Londo,n. the EQUITY of RE- DE5l PTION.asubjeelt ,a m&rt6aga of 3,0001. and interest, of and in- a lar&e DWVELLING-HOUSE, situate in Barge-yarti, flueklrsbury, in the city of Lolidon, let out in ditferent ofdices to several tenants, at rents amountitig together to the atnual sumn of 596i.d5s. Pa~rticulars wvhereof may.be had gratis at the -said Master's chamnbers, in South- anipton-buildings aforesaid; of.-Messrs. Swrain, Stevents, Maples, Pearse ad Hunt, solicitors, Frederick's-place,. Old Jewvry; and Ktars- lake and Crealock, solicitors, I-tegent-street, Pall-mall.- AUCELNE, Ituat in lendchart,- within 4 miles of the villge oRilin, o wich her is pot, P1 fr'om Caillenider, and 37 fro Strlig, vit ecelentroas fomeach. It contains abouit 500acrs o arbIcandnledov, apale f bariug nykind of crop and oU nclsed andabot 2600hillpasure ofthebest quality, museb of hich ii mprovabl; abundane of limstone onthe groutud s. - Thenuasio-hoso s sbstntil ad cnimodiou, the office-hiouse. mnooSt convenin And nlumerous, the gren and orchard weil stocked stith fruit tre,and the whole ornamented- with Planting of consi- derale ge nd xtet. The lands abounid whh game, liares, grouse, &c.;andtherive Dohar, wich unsthrough the layvn, isyplenti- fuly uplid it sliio, rou, c.'fseesat i hldofthe Crown the eu ai s uwars o 501. pr anum an th tendsare valued; Jame ldlntre, t Gendehar, wll how he rouds.For parti- ciulrs ppl tolll.Jou Achibld ampell svite tothe signet, TNN to be LET.-To be LET, by Public - Roup, 1.within thie premises, lipon Thursday, the 29th of April, 1824, for sevn yars orsuh othier period its May be Agreed on, that larEs ind-wvell frequ-nted INN, aLt the- town of Kinrimss, called KINROSS GREEN, on thie side of the great publieroad from Edinburgh to the- north of Scotlauid, for many years possessed by thela2te Mir. Dunca,n. Donadso, ad nsy y llt.Davd Lsy.The house and stables,&. areallin oo reair an tereis smllpark ot about twoare,, and an xeeleut ar-'e - ttahe totheprperty. This Inn hase bet lang~atlAisled hasbee alwys ellfrequented, is adnuirabIy adsp td or usies, ant s ver wa wrthy of the attention of any actIe o skifultenat, he busie~sIs at pr-esent carried on as usual, but a new tensant may have possession mimnediately, and it is probable that he will get tlhe furniture in the louise, stock of liquors, hiorses, chailses, &c. at a vatluaLtion. For further particulars aEp lie;;t- tion may besnade to-Robert Lowe. writer, in Ktinross; Johis NWilliam- son, w rfter,.thtere; or to Robert Wilsoll, writert, 62, Hlanover-square, (NAPITAL INVESTMENT.-SALE of extensive and ..J/imErovable Estates in Arshire, at reduced Prloee.-.To be SOLD.- by- PUBLIC AUCTIONI in Gibson's- Sale Rooms, 17, Priiuee's-street, Eduuiburh, on Wednesday, ADrll7,at 1 o'elock nathe afternoon, the ESrATES of NIAN'SFIECD ind CASTLEMAINS, lying In the parish of New Camnock, and countyof A ir, in'the followring lots, viz.- Lot. 1. Comprehending tho liidns of ArrieVe-and Garclaugh. Yielding abouti,031L saterlingperanrum of landrent& antd 101. stertllonper ginum for coal and lnme; and cOitain about 2,200acres. Lot 2. Con- prehehding the fotyshilling land of Pol4uheyts;and twvo merl land of Rbttenyard,yielding-arentof about 401, s erjlng per atin;nu coun sisting ofabout90{sacres, of which upwards oa800 are arable, the rest- bxcellent meadow. Lot & Tbe- lands of Castlemains, yielding a free rentPestfabont 4401. andcnesisthig of neoarly 7O0acresof latd. All. theSsestun-et abound tyith lime-stone, free-stone, and coal. The Great Road from OGlasgow to Dumfries, by l01marno.k, goes through the propety,y wVs4t1l i5 fs,vourably situate en the banks of the :'%aterr of Nith ann Xfton.' tSnthefirstlot there isa small niansion house, and- on the-other2 lot? thereareexenent situations forbuildinguponthe rising groand above the rivers Nith and Afton. The greater parrtof theselands havebeen-leton nemv-leabes, durIng-the thie thatproduce of evcry-kimid Was iJn the greatest state of depression, co that the rents- may be depended utpon; and thd uipset prices wJU be such as to afford anlncome of per cent; er annuun, but, ehouidi lot I be disposed of the reainaisig 2) lots wvill not be exposed, Hr. John 1li'Knighc, nt Old Mill of Cumnunuck, wJil give dIrections foi 'sbowinr the lauds ad fo further particulars application may be made to Jamts Dusthic, solid- tor,Adelphl,l,ondon;or toJno,M orison Il-titer to the slgPnct,Edlisubrsh "erntuxa armuitlf,rfro.dWoe onotieoUse of rnmnoni, *f the 24hFb Ca1864 n h lnme ifriz pelcd-mns~sgif olsAset n~abfoethe land or o lrelPin eqilan 4Stetvdnsmyb payabte Nias; h A, ss32,tnt ahdessed t the thatt thyhe pt nt,thepot fec nsfiice tAprl he8y4a ..thetht JOrH, 18R24o;AYPA.FIE,-ac 2.12 JOHNE H . S.Il CRCS,decep,sed, eec.I9j1Bl0. J[ OO 11CRE, hil &siter aqd Adm.nistratriar, who office, she illheo so ethn tote,ad taeth- A Geheral &coutofheCmas fPoreor fte -LL-Undertak-ing fo eoeIn n ee Vin i toe Navigtio eo the ftiver- Dee -till be eda hi ie verl''thd e NoalvEigatine, on Wednesday, the 7t fArlnx,a ioverclg'oy Xr tie foeh o preclsely, to consider, Irr~ n o te pca f6iis it befing he Half yearl Geea1o-,prun to acit orktl pariamnt at W ich tiune a stt o hecmpnsacons n sstato it. their staek and afflisr wilbeni.bfr teGeeaoCut A LL Perionsuh Isrn1ces with thir opn 1.31_became doe at Lady-day are requested to take n Cotic, tha receipt fqr th renewa thereo areeno read fo dlvery at the, Comanys Ofics nd n te hsuis f teirrcpective agents In the coutry - nsuancs de a Lay~ymus't be paid on or blefore the th f Arilnext Th caita ofthis colapany is ?1,(000,000 stering,whfh ha bee al pal up,andis invested In real or gov,ern- ment ~ecurtiee. JOH CHARLES ENHAM, Secretary. 1 LONDONASSURACE HOSE, BlireM-cin.le, ~Cornhili, HE Cour ~f Mach31 1824. 'P Directors of the C"r-Pora.tioac of the- Londn Asurnceherby lsenotice, that the y,IlYf END' WARRATS fr theHalfwar ndingat Ldy-da las wil be'teady- chErter1, and ssilcntinetorbeg deieeG ndpiovrody rm G1etllSoeolStras and hoheyd"rP-rtyexceheted. DIECOHR LUEC,Sceay ST B iSHEob inc 1799,C, for Cbarmanceo otss Ge"rguildings Saufmntrie, Geos adMrhnie hp,Vs GeonrgD Holmeir Sunr Me.S.l. Deputy Clhairman. Hi on. r W. inardmbal Thom'Ls Mlaude, eeq. Sir Robert . grammeGxt. Mills,e g. -W-As, gnews egiqj.- - NI t,e J. P. Aurio, seq. IRcadC IWe,q - Johst Robbi, esai. RicJhnr Snn, Plwentol. j Jamaes Hienry Deaconl, eaq. IJosehn Warner, esq rrancis Freeling, esq. IJamesh Wrest, e9q. MWMia Marsh, esq. Jamlebrs Williams.qeq JOHN NIiMiLP Secretary. Chte,in the Reign of King George 1. Mrch,l8%E Rya -PETS NSwose Annual Prcmiwtmrf6l due osn the 25th Rt inistant are hereby informed, that Receipts are nkow ready to lbe delivered at the Company's offices, over the Royal Exchange aId inx Pall-mall, as wrell ast by their respective Agents in tIlxe several coun- ties; and the PaLrties assured aroe requested to applY- Ior the. Renewal of their Policies on or liefore the 9-tb of Apr-Il next, js the usual fifteen dAy allowed for payment beyond the date of each pollie, rill thien expire. SAMIUEL FENNIING, jun. CL etany. Attendance 1is given daily at the saia ofrices, for the assurrinee o buildinigs, goods, merchandifses, and ships in'bharbou, I oc,o while building, from loss or damage byfiro;, and also for th suaCO of anid granting aUnnities oni lives. N.B. Fire Policies will bei issiied fre-e of expense to the asscured, wrhere the anTnUal premium amounts to 6s. or upwards1. HOPE FIRE an t.tyls A9TR~ANCE COMAN, Ffies, ~6, rdg stret, ilactirirs, nd 26, xfod-s e,Lodn dnburgh ;g HE Diector of his Cmpani resecquU inOrm the! Lfe Assurers-with thzis Company are permitted to-pass.bysam from one part of the united kingdom to another in decked vessels or steamn boats, and are alsoallosrea, during peace, to pass from British t, aLnr foreign port hetwseen the Tevel anld Br-est, both Inclusive, in vesels as aLbove descr-ibed, withouit additional charge. LIFE OFFICE.: capital ?1,000,000. Persons assuiring In this office participate in profits septennially. Without inciuring tlre liability of ldss, the rpitr aigudr tenalreponisihiltty. uoon wbich pri-nciplenumerous are the in- stanes of] 10, 20, and 30 per ceiit. being patid in addition to the amount; iLssured, arid cases have occurred whiere the PaYment, has been more, than double the sum assured. A bounus, amounting, In moat Instances, to 25 per cent,t anid in some to upwvards of 30 per cent. on the ps-slalox Paid, wvithiin the 7 years, ending at Miehaelmas, 1818. has been added to all Policies of asarirance effected in this, office, for the whole, perioct of life. FI RE OFFICE I capital ?1,000,000. Poliiele effected upon every d'-scriptlinn of property within the, nnitedkindomupo resonbleters.Losses are Uniformly paid, by this cmpany wit liberaliy and proptituide. policies WhIich ex- pireat Ldy-ay souldbe enewd 'ihi 15 davs thereafter or the samewillbecme vid. o etrane mney, adrnlisionc fee. or other officialcharge xacted.WILLIAMI BURY. See. GUARDIN yIR and IFE ASURaNE COMAN',,at 11, Lom;Z DRECTORS RICHAD E RAIKE , Eeq. Chairman. GCO tELYL,Eeq Deputy Chairman. Wy. C. Br-andrarm, esq IJhn titrtin, cciq. Mi.P. WNilliam Copland, Rs.iiowland Mitchell, esq. William D). Dowson es. Rlobert Mitfod, eseq. Sir r. Harvie F'ar-qua,as. JohnA G. Ravenishaw, oes. 'Johni Gar-ratt, esq. Alemn RIobert Rickards, seq. Nicholas f2r-r-, esq. Tohn Shiore, asq. William 1-lkaldfmand, esq. M. P. I dwaxrd Stewart, esq. John Harvey. exq.I Andrewi Heary Thomnwn, seq. George Jenrier-, eai. IJohni Thorrot6n. esq. John Loch, esq. "John rulloch, esql. Stewart MaRrioribanks, seq. V_P. 'James TOlo-eh, seqi. L ~~~~AUDI rORS. ~~~ inves~~~~~~tigation of tePatc i othr ffies an Wll e ounl o cmbneadvantrer not htherto seve yeas. apitl. tndig paticpate In th. profits evry be aia,amouinting to two mnillions, sjecures the A, -m-df-mthe responsibility attached to Societies for mutual sasrur- -slie. Clamants maty have their demands on the Company submitted to reference. No charge made for Policies when the sumassured amounts to 3001. andi upwards. Notice Is hereby riven, that Assurances which e-xpire at Lady]-day- shouild he renewed writhin 15 days thereafter, or they beenuse vo,id-- and thatb the Receipts for such Rtenewals are now ready for delivery writh the respective Agents for the Company throus-houit the United. Kingdom. Ml lt. VV1LLIANIS, Secretziry. !rpo beSL,ete ogether or Separatel,a OlSE .1.. Dlennet Cbhise, and Ilarness, the m-perty of a T emnwo ha, no fUrther' occasion for-! them. TFheo hor-se is ahadoeBy IS hands high. 6 years old, perfectly quiet to ride ordrv;adw- ranted souind. To bq seen at Mr-. Dar-by's livery etalat ot ot moan-men's, Por- tman-square, w rith wh bom the low rest prieI e t F INE BAY HO~~RS]E, rising years l,boeit harnesslanstsumnmer, calculated'either forsigehrssoa match horse for- a car-ria-c,and is perfectly sound;thPrptyoa gentleman in the city, wh will he refer-red to. T eseja r Lindup's, Leaping-bar livery stables, near Blackfirbde.Pce6 guineas. TIRS , QStanholipe, ~and H nss to be SOLD. toge- ther or ieparately: a MOSt capital Chestniut Homse, 15 hatnd's R Inches high, with superior- action to r-Ie; he is capable, of ear-ri-ins -20 stone. andl is so tractable that the most timid person rmight either r-ide or drive him with safety;, for aLmatchhorse, chariot, or phaeton, 'Le. he iwould be found invaluable, aLnd Is wvarraated In every respect. The qtrinhope ijsrnearly non-, with patent axletr-ee. lampls, -he. They- wilh soid abargit,, as the owner- Is leavi ng towrn. Apply at Mr.. flarriri's, NIng's I-lead-vard, iBroad-street. Bloomebury. A/F CHIE HO SES offtheBat-ros.d.T6 be hadSOLD byGRAUCTGEhLDINS n.h kLDingdo, atmed Proqpero, i St.Matin'sRulane. ondnesdayhooug April, 7th.ds152hand atn12 calokfr-gh, aPrfeciteby, about 30 prtiuadtrlya ford orkt sing i i tOR lEhuryf hebove- road,andrio ttoosetsmofansst Thores,manor par arereesha 6 exce llen horserantdcaluldated foremen furposvies Drbeispose of ytril wll obac clount of idtheeprorivetoprsoivngllutr thedoncern, tbr-efoprtsil ie fir- im oldctionth beto bidhaner.The whole hmay-ba iviewed thedattbeftore o To be SOLD,tth ihneproertybl of a Genintrem-and,onedfofihury handsmestGRAYGsLDnGe inmdithely,kingdm,elnamedPrper-70n got by Rben, Hanearl Thruhecbr-d Istandsu1 4.handsan a half high, withrsuperiioratio etrormoatnar-ea,d and noi morel hthe,and6 equra ld orb cion toexhage The above hors ece en Is worthy the, an vtrztentin o anyrvnoblemanTopr-egentlemoan.lTo pr-event5trouble p-iceke5-guineas Fn oRe SALE, 1 -gand,rV forshple,tmaSETOUmmtry and fitnfo aithtion:rbis coofr anyris'ch immed,iately arwn imuzzveilmdlemCB Cnelhandse ah, Iatndo-. h.6e rolds .ot1 Thandsl 1tinch hrtqigh rear-stold),withextrordeitlm'nn.nar odatioiinallpehisrpaes ndtor ual. torivt'e. Thb I e fchaieyi nemerarltsew,n veryoto lihanes, paifnte-eondwi drbtioning.Th wraboved sarInd.excellen coindi&Ti e o e,an nwratnthed every LvrySpet.blTo,preventstreetl, Cppr-cc36guiet .Lkeie h hadoesPotfly infonrrans for-lehep, Gnlmaen,symmetry arid tineho acio hisn oltirhie hohour-owean,writhbromn muals,e blick lAegs nuder iTALEanS.high, aridw odl' yas) old. Thbai-atU e- andgP-catcqiD ilneto any ladye or gftentl emanrinpationsa butperior- pony loside or sdrive.as he usedfoperfcly tempner atindo u ofichasries, fineul o ndi-: tin,aned;warroant edrfsotnatePr-Icad guinea,s,orto heedstren atnth CityeLIveryn 3o Stbl,Jea-n-street Cbplodbregate&. G eldinte have'fr tspedtuyinfe orm, Nob lemn arratlemdn an dvier Pebfee. Nwh. dontemenhaingthhoourseofdisoealigoit him, nethait ehs a radyIaIe adtheSTbLeSt lcoismriwod'ton svi) Bcaulntam-gaxeesa.ODS thmab OMSINai DEALINGYARd.omeha ne-A- forsale se~c as e ued frmely Rto0 hSve andl' whirc'h aredifiutt.et shped asoR fAew fistnaew ra hTNorses, sothleed strod g an pied out b'acl, arid linerd lvitclaroetf cVoloYurPehd cloth and lace: to be sold onreaonale erm, ad wll e wrratedfor- twelv6bioinths. Ala, a new Denner, andrtshree new bewatPonye DennOts. A second- hand eisne tubemet wth a argai. To en,eant.191, HighliRol- born,- nearly opopoosi;tne Lio'i-nthbreat Z To -e5Dnne9 Cod 0 be SOLD, a complete TRAVELLING CHARIOT, fitted upfortheeContinent. the wbhees Rsid all'the mqodwork of I sacrig patIs new, trunks-befo,re anid behind, and a seat for servants on springs, stadard coach bor and bhind standar;at for town use c~ourrih yllo, lne wih drkblUe. Also the foUiowing Hores:a Drk r-on wll redirih hn~ts-,rising 5 years old; a Bay itt, ful bothe tothe ormr: bth early-iG-hn dh,hsll-iih, of grea stengh, nd ebsakaby hgh eapr-sA gray, horse, v'erv hand. some,16 hnds igh,vir- strng, oed uietInasinygle or- double: har-- ness. Inquire of SIr-. Grahy,law-statiotnder.o do0,le Plecali. ( ARRIAGES for SALE.-A hsancd6ragCHAR1OT,late the property of an officer now- at Gibraitim X a6erf 4P~erior coach, adapted for town-or country ttlatelybelogsagtoaL1ady4leeased, wIth the harness If required.. A ight tp--iavliinv CJWI,rt, withli, front andhin sets,splsh eater- an- Apedag:es, late the property of a gentlenian Is-ho has no further use for it. A light landau, new- ly roaird fo- a ailfeceaed. nd acompetehighly finished. travelling.chariot, with hindseat, trunks, :imperlals,and other con. venenes, atey bloi.g o i getlean onetoindia. Every, ~r-tgtsarniy'elmwn&n. te at-igesseen at 4, New -Caven. QJNGULARI,Y ELIGI$LE ESTABLISHMINT, in .7 the Glsts, ChSins, Eirthensvare, aMp, Lustre, and Chandeller Tr4de, -in, one of the moat -increasing, - fIourishing, !aUd fabhionable ciiwrr-iin-the'k!ngdom*-r the presenct pr-oprietor- leaviiiy 'in account of ill kealtb,-To be DISPOSED OF, -2I5ESTAKLINBLISH -RN Ii .tb above trade, -consistint of an entirely new, elegant, and txtenslve stock, r,elected.fr-om the first manufseturers-In the-kingdomi- tlleconcer-n iat now- itt the mostCfidurlshingstate, the premises aLre infer-aio to none itstheto'n,~ coveitn, etenx',e,an6 In moat excellens ebudi. tionttheyhav~enotcpicd n th sam trade nearly twenty y,ears . III ealh istheentre cusof te peset.Isroprletor disiposing of it- Theerthuilemtatis nfeiorto ot o t o th metropolis. For par- ticuar- appy t Mejsra Spoe, opeand,nt Son, i5ortugal.strtet'