FOR QUEBEC, the QUEBEC PA...
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?O'R QUEBEC, th QUEBEC PACKET, Captai ATKIN,SON, to sail from the London Doclks the 245th of March, a2n fawnS the 1st Or APrIl. This vessel has superior areommocra- 'tIor for tiassengers,being providedkwith an excellentcook andsteward. F,asor aply tothecommiander, on board; or to IV. and A. At- Cncefriars ~?OR ASSENERS to LISBON and iNAPLES, th&- -K, TEAMVESSL SUPERB, Captain Mq'PNTIRr, of '240 tons ~Pa 2 hrsepowr, illleae te Clyde ,on the 20th of Mlarch, to ~ atCorkand almoth afewdays after, and will1 receive passen- Ressfor isbn an Nales.Forfurther partIeulars apply to Jackson. ~ande and 2o. th. Wter-lae Thames-street; or to 0. C. and R. W. ~ OR CALCTTA Direct, -to sail positively from Gravesend on tie 28th Mlarch, the wrell known fait sailing SHIP rlLLis4 S00 tons, GEORGF WARD COLE, R. N. Commander. tres .1 surgeron, and has superior aecormoodatoloirs for passengers. FrPassge apply to S. Miarioribanks and Co. King's Arms-yatrd, Cole- T'h'O.5tgret o r to the Commander, at the Jerusalem coffeehouse. Th~is hIPip made her last voyage to Cal~cutta in 14 weeks. OATLXWnsdand BE'N G,AL, ~to sail -early in April, th ienwrver built SHIIP LORD AMHERST, just launched :omMess~, Wg ans ad Green's, Blackwa!l, burden 600 tons, ~08ERT LLCAS Cnrmmnder, of the Hon. Companzy's regular see-- rit. yin i th Cty Cnatl. This vessel hats a poop, Is very lofty octwen dck,,and itted in very superior style for the accmmda- lion f Pasenges. ad wirll carry, anI experiencedI surgeon. Forimflrleighlt orp~Pae aplytoCapainLucs, t he Jerusalem coffeehouse: or to Ostic andThororill 31, ime-tret near the East India-houise. ~~OR MADRAS and BENNGAL, is nowv oni her way Wto Portsmoutb, to embark her passengers, and has one cabin MAis %Ld'adro for - ecadets, the fast-sailing, Teak SHI1P H.KN,t. R. WILKINSON, Commander, of the Hon. Comapany's See-vice. buirden 700 tons; has a poor, with excellent accomrnoioda- Cmons for passengers .? ad caririesna skilful surgeon. For paissage apPly to Meters. La-rk-less and Rtobinson, Old South Sea hiouse. Broad-street:t Mlessrs. Smai.ls owi Lane, 8, Old Jewry; or to Jolhn S. Brlnley, 14, Hirehin-lane, Cornh!ll. P BOM-BAY Direct, a ChiarteredI ship, to sail early in April, the SHITP SIMIPSONT, A 1. HENRY SIMPSON, Corn- Irrander, burtheni30 tons, lying ;n the City-canal, Lirniehouise. For freircht or passagereapp:3y to the Comnrander,rst Lloyrl'sortheJerrisalem cerffeehonrre,: to Mfetars. Fraser, Xicol,SnidCo.St. Helen's-place,flishopls- g7atc-Mteet - Jrrhn. Chapiman arid Co. 2, Leadenhall-street; or to John S.Brindley, 14. Birehin-lane. Cornhill. OR BWll1BA YF,iiider _engagem_en t to sa-il in MaIrch, the tcak SHIPt UPTON' CASTLE, burC-en 6300 tons: JOHN THACK71R, Commander, (of the Honouirahle Crompane's Service, and late Corni- mandrofthe arsi: lincrs te Est iidia Export Dock. This ship has eennewy fttedIn mot cmmoiouis style. for the accommo- daton f psarnges, irdcariesan xprienced surgeon, Frir freigbtor Passge ppl toMesrs.Incs. orbs. nd Co. 2. Miarisiorrhouse-rlace:. so in.Ahe-corhi,. -. lirhi-lae:to IbIdster and Horslay, 11, LPadnhal..,ree: toebermmsrde,acthe Jerusa.,lem cnffeehorrse,and 66. ambs Cndui-steet or o Mssr. Glcdstanies, Drysdale, anid ~'ORVANDIEMEN\'s LANTD andi NEW SOUiTH AE. with leave tocall atMSadeira. the fistsaillngcoppered SHIP P1ICENIX, birfiren 550 tons, FRANNCIS DIXON, Commander. ThIs s-hip has% a criddF, w-iri very suiperior accourrodattioris for pas- sengers,winl ca-r-- a sireceon, anid la-under ia guarantee to sail early in Ntay. Captnin Dixoni having mnade twso voyages in the shlips Regalia and venerable, in hotb of wvhich hechas the saitisfaction to say he re- eyired3 tbc thank-s of his passengers iiutand bome, wrould be happy to gIve anyF gentle'na?n going out airy Information required, hle havinag beensirm tie inthecoloy -A lage pate is fittedi nir for sheep, &c.Forflebbeor serec irpr t Catain Dixon. at Lloyd's: ortto CXHIBITIO ofUAMELLA JAPlONITCA. orJTapan Jim,Roas~r~CoLECToN ,f s~sebesnitifoil EXNnTICS is nrrw in BLOO, atChanleraridIluc-ir:bans nursery, VarrXhaII. Adnriit rYPERMISSIONof the LORI11) CHAMN BERLAINY- it tcrisgaTR RYAL l.XYARET.-Mr. 'lMHLWVALL's ORA- TfiWALird CITICL LETURS oni SHIAKSPEARE rind the rt PA. -e,-H I E'rNINi, Itrouctory Recitatiorris, the Melo- 'O~t,-5ama:e Poloue, ridCollns' rie, tire llsssinns. Part 1. On te RmanTraedie ofSheapere,Addisoun, arid some niodern dramtis5, ithetiica irrtics f te lame John)T K{emble and Mrs. Siddn~.and'inthemert' riddcfctsof the. Ifmble school, wvith a bird bythe wasr; Messrs.Younug Keani, and Nla-readyz arid the uriorro- drmtcpa-slir of certain actors. Part 2. Recitations of tire Ora- D,one-s open at 7. begcin it half'-past 7. Bioxes irs. S;ubscription for teni tikts1. 4s. Gallery 2s. .S,ibscriptionr ticktets to he hiad of Mesrs Elbers, Piond-street; Sarns. Pall-irall; Ridgway, Piccadlilly: Se;tdWyn, tirewcr-atc.s-recer Hoswdery arid Kirby. andI Reynolds, Oxford-street: Fenetitm StraLnd: at Boyle's Court GJuide Offie, I. Leicester-square ; of te Leture, Nrth rixtn Cotag, where privaite Instructions e-otlrneto e gve incass f iopeinent, and in the elocutiorn of tIrepulit,bar rid snrre: ridat heboxofflee. ABLEYHOTS~S. GAFINGE, the Widow of thc nfotunae Mn trm Ws sot at Ralbcy, in Hlertfordshire, returns her grateful thairks err her friendIs foe- theilr kild assistance. The 'unit alr-eady received hare been placed in truistees' nanuse In the Saving Rank, of iHertfordr : l'nt thouigh liberal izi themnselves are r-oe sff'icin toe re-lace one-fouirth Iarate of tire earnings of' her late hus'band: tnv-frrrtflr crsul:,riprtiomrs fur hereelfand five young childreni Il' he_ roost tiRsnkfui2y acleniurledged. St'.scriptiorii received by Messrs Ev-erett, Walk.er. and Cc.-amid Mecssrs. Chambiers and .Sorr, P.'u-s14-5rot. , irrd'srr Rev. fur,s. Lloyd, Hlertfoerd ; Msssr,.Nlartinreau and St tr. r itrau's; ared b tire Cleegyrienof tireadjacent parishies. Q U-WAS.- TNe ADJIOUR'NED MNEETING for I) ESTABLISH ING a oUR CV NV CONMCPANV will be held at the City of I-'ndrs,- Tsrerr. o,fi.Trirs'daR, thal 18rh rif 'larchi, when a plani iv5ll ber subueuttod tv Mtr WUia.th patentee, :-r supplying the puhblc Itch water anda gar rtrroushi thec sub.iraar-s, tritho-ut the pipes of the sras and wrater companiles. At the last and tsr.- forner- rnetirrgs, que3tions have been~ asked in pubL,-: uh icir ;ir-petly shwild have been astcertained privately: the patentee still therefore he happy toi satisf! every inquiry before the next mnactisn. 1pon epplication to hi m in C~ornhrill, that the proceed- mar,r-i not be durerted triom rhe direct object, of receiving the rs.n-,es of propr ietors willing ten embark ini this impoirtant uindertakinig. The r,at-mere is _-,awacrebtht. fromt she n'ovelty 'f the ebject, and his rot be-ge an '-r;inc-eer professionally, douibts'have heeti enitertained tewpeetine h~Is re-ie:t: he 'lee nut pressurle to say there re-Ill be no difficri!ltes, lut, (tmin hi' e.rnmmunieation eiChtl several irren of'science, 1' fis aspiired that nio obstacles, exist but suich as~ arc easily avoided And overcome. The cl:s:r weCi be taken precisely at one o'clock. VWPO B'I'LDERS andI Others.--Persons desiroius of kCOVTRACTING for the ERECTION of a NEW B3RIDGE over therie Breurt,f, ehet~,srnof Brentfoed. in the co-unty of Mliddlesex, Mtay Inspect the plans and specificatIoni of the same, after the I1Ith I sE-anm. ei ther at the office, of the Clerk, of the Peace, at the Session- house. Cletlsenwell, or at the office of the County S3urveyor. 39. Great Ormoind-%itreet, between tire hours of 1 and 3. Sealed tenders to be de;lve,red at the offlree f the Clerk of the Peace aforesaid, on or before Monday. the :ith dev of April next ensuting, in seprae tenders, eithlerfrora bridge of brickl or- for cone of stone. Sufficient secuirities flCLTHfItS nd HOEM~AKERS--The Corn_- orite f the East L.ondon Catholic Inslitutioni herahy give v-Micc, tl=s' they are desirousv t- C(iNTR 5CT f--it the CLOTHIN.,,G of 5-5 w--.irth leather caps. 'r-i-rte--I st,ckings, cloth jrrckets, and -elseteeri trairersr as aX'o fr-fi C) pair of strong SHOES, assa separate 'inden-zakur:g. Samples tii be seeni on application to the Master, at the Seorts.II Re-i Lion-street. WLNarping; where sealed tenders, addiressedc.seeet5, must he sent on or before the 1eth instant, an .sesorJ attcndance given fi,r an a nssrer, on thec same day, at 7 .,clrac. ini th,- crc:rinc preciepty. In the Rl;:-.e of ri-c Secretary, S. PHIlLIPS, Treasurer. C c,mm;: tc'-ron,ni March 1 0. I $24. ____________ -ujflTT1CE.-'Th- GOVERNORS of the Poor- of the L'_5le srisht of Greenwichl wsill meet on the 24th of Mkarch Instant, -oconsiderTEN'DERS for lire following purpises :-t. Fot SWEEP- 11Ntl aod CI.F4XSiNGr the whole of the STREETS, roads, lanies, alley',. and. pasA%ges. and for, digging. carting, arid spreading all the gras-el sod properrirsecrisis for keeping hingood re pair the 'irpaved -a-.anee, aLnd foo0tpaths tlirorrghrut the pari,h, the gravel being raken grrfrom the Parish pit. arid tire-errcepinco becominig the prope-rty of the contraceflt. 2. for swcepi,ng and cleansing the said se-ecct,, &-w. -ithout keepiirt the r-oadt, i,e-. itn reosir. 3. Frr supply- lire good picke,d Ilirts, for the r epairoif tire reholle of the ru-sds, deli- vering the same at ring pare of the parish. aird in such qurantitiee a- ,hall be req-ulred at ocr veer. -4. IcFo rtn all flints or gravel for, she use ane rep-sir of the- racrh roads, &-c. at a price net brad, to ire dElivered Rat hei rrtt of the. p-irish re'l'iired. thr gravel being taken from d,c parish pri' .S. I-c -it-plying good pikdfits iii suIch -:ea.ertities as shal!l l~e dc,- rided, at a price per Is-d.atnry civen place t he parr'h to he mnen tinned hr the cor:tcaictor, TIenders are te be s-nl. on ire before the 254~ dcv of tiler-:,. to rtire office of the Vestry Clerk. inffIreenwi-neb rFhe contract to i.e for 3 yeers, determninable at the end of the fir-t i.e testn YPr eon 31 mun'-h,'notire, Inn iretling from ~irh-~ paLrty. JOHN FiClICNETI_ Vestry Clerk. Greenswich, Match 3. lAO-4. rw- SAENES-t MARGARETanld St. JOHN I. the :V'ANC~FTE.ST, Weetrminster.-Serh Persons as are willine r CONTR ACT for ILEANO~ING certaini S rREEI'S and PLACES, in theahn-e-erticredParishes,. in such Trianner as' is directed brt,an Ac t oi flarliarrer:t. eassed in: tire d arid 3.1 vest of tie rHien of their zTee Majesties King; Wiillsmd~ aurd Queen Ma~re-. ir:titled ' Ait Act for Paving and Cleanrilng the Streets in tb'- Citie's of Lomuon sr:dWet rirneler." &-- flit onez whole yest. from the f.-tb of April jirxt, ar.e deslired t. deriver tliere propoz:als in writirig, sealEd rip, o-n Yrlondey,ehe I 4'h of Ml'r- nstant. at or beloirc I I o'clock Ini the forerroon. at. the 'trkho:i9en the aidd Parishes. n-herr arid 'rhere the Churchrvaederis a-iC-"ror- and Directors of the Poor wrill sit to receive the 'erms. By ordier. SIMON e-'i EPiHEN'SON. Ctlerk. The: names of the street' and places and othier particulars mnay lie X :00 by1, applying to the clerk, it his office, 12, Great Queirn-stracet, j~.MARGARETsldSThN the EVANGE- LIST. Westnrlns,ter.-Srich Perso-ns as arc wtilliug to CONTRI ACT for See-vine the Wo,rkhouse the-eol the en~suin,g six month', ar.Ii the bestr OX BEEF, ro consist if sticking pierce', cloids. leg if riruttiuin ;:oca,. and thick flarriur i'f each, our quari ijranrtv, free fe-or, ironer gri,d fresh be,ef sir-. breas'- am,rid ec ks of n1ittern, of each er eruival number;~ breatd. ,'( the flucsl tile,,ter Itlour.- makde ira) in bricks of 41 scoindr And 6 -'iiees each. at l'-r 7trlh, ireigirt r rheSures3t wmrealsn -roe-, at pee-tack : tahts licer. at per barrel: milk, by- the barn gallon ; bu-tter. pr'sper-r scraped and wilred r filrcerter cheese, or iheese of caal goodnes', at pee eart. r cusaP. salt. stird other articles inIi Ilie oIl tra,der i-rrehandlcrtv, eris,ory, cairsles, liniendrapers'. irosiery. se-nol. ten', and s-iff,, of thec seveest sre-e. according to p;,trens,to be ericved,I at tro workhouse:z leather;~ fit for firewood, at per fathom; elm and des' coffin,; arc dee red to deliver in their tenders oni Monday, the 5et; --f Ntarcllin lseTpre, at or tuefore il o"cloek in tie for-eno,ath 'sir trrlrirrse,u-h nard where thle ch-rrrhwerdris,oe rcea cot-ernors, and d1reetotei of tire Poor will cit to receive tire same. t-prprinted foe-ore of te,nder. 'rich particular specificationls of tIre I -evert~ at, --,A-s ti be contr-acted for, mnay be had at rho wrrrrkbhusek, ar,id or;- other tenrruc- scill he received. Thei form of the cnruirttts,3 r-dev-cry other neceessary irforinatiori, may he hiad at the clerksi ref2c I, Gre-e,: Onreei-stereet. WVestminster, SINMON STEMPHNSONT, Clerk. N-3URSUA-NN Fto a ~Decree 'of the Hlig1s Court of Chani- 9 cer3-, made ii: a cause ' itkeris v-. Noble,' the CREDITORS and ILEGATEES of JOIN' 'MACKEI.L, late of Park-lanTe, Piccadilly,in tire county of Middle-e)-. southn, deceasecd, (who died in tIre mnonthI of December, 1812,u are by elicit solicito,rs forthwitlr tur come in aTrd prove their debts4 arid clraimin theie- legacies before Jiohik Edmunid fhcowdeswell. esop one of the Mlasters of the said Court, at his, office. InSouthanipeon.buildlngs Chancery-lanre, London, or in defauilt thereof they se-ill l- exclud4ed the benefit of tiresaid decree. DAXWSON, CAPRON, ROWLIEY, and WELD, Saicpae, Plaintiff's Solicitors. 'P'URSU-ANT to a Decree- of the High Court of Chan- JLcerv,made in a cause wherein' John Bnulciitt the younger, is the Plaineitr, and William HielliAh, esq. arid others' are defendants, the CREDITORS of JOHN MILtLS, foeroerly of WYoodfoed, iii the couristy of .-tsorz. master mariner, and late corminaider of thieship Minerva, Ini the ace-vice of the l-onnurable E-ast India Companyl, seho died in the month of Mar, 15-22, are to come in and prove their debts3 before Francis Paul mtafrdsi.esi of the Masvra of the said Court, at his chambers rflI exrluded tne nliniefit of the said decree. - - - STREET, MILLINGTON, end GILBERT, Solicitors. Phi boc-lane. NT7HEREAS by-an Order of the High Cottrt of Chan- Vecery. made ii a caite srherein His Maje,ty's Attorney GeIeral is infonrairt, and Gnorge Mlaule, esq. is plaintiff, and Jances Lowe is derendant, it was referred to Williani Cuo.rteeiay. esq. oure of the Ma,rers of the said Court. ur inquire shether there seas or were any and iifanyl svhat NEXTofr lNofthe Testatrix N lAA ? IIAMBROUGH, in the said order narmed, Ilte of Stepney-green, in tbe county of Mid dlesex,spins:er.(whodied onnorahout the 26th davof November, 181 6i, living at her death ; arid if anv of them are since dead, who are their legal persronal representatives. All persons claiming to be such Next cr1 Kin of the said Mlarev iambrough, ,ir tthe representatives of such of themn a' are since dead. ire to come in and snake out and prove their kindred or representatioal before the said Miaster Contetenay, at his chambers, in Southampton-hulldings, Chaucery-lane, Lendor, on or before the lo0h day of Aprll. 1824, or In default thereof they will he peremptorily excluded the benefit ol the rald order. iT O be peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to two several j O_ orders of the Ii5h Court of Chancery, made in she nratter of Edward Gilbert, esq. i'rich the approbfttlon of John Sprlngett- Iharvey, esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, on Thurrsday, tee 22d day of April, 18324. at the George inn, in Portsmouth ,in the county of Harits, hv a nerson tote Appointed by the said Master for that purpose, in se- veraflot3, a FREEHOLD FARMI, called LUMPS, with a farnmhouse and several ylces of land, situate Ir. the parish if Milton, in the Isle of Portsea, in the said county, part of the estatex of the said Edrvard Gilbert. Partlouiars may be had gratis at the said Mlasttr'rs cham bers, In soutlsa-aptern-buildings, aC,hancery-lane, London:, ofNlessrs.rK.and J. Boodle, 42. Lose-er Brook-street, Grosivenor.sluarer at the office of mesxs& Baker and Hodgson, 52, Lincoln's-inn-felds; of Mir; Cull, -at portsmouth, where apilan of the estate-may be seen: of Cbarle, Har- bin, at Ringwreod. Hants; at the place of sale; and the followeing Jnrns, alz-the Bugle, Newvport ; the Bugle and the Hotel, Ryde; the George, Southamnpton; the Swvan, Chichester; the Dolphin, Peters- geld: c the Sean, Coxthane; and the Bear, Havant. The estate may be viewred on application to Jonathan Gain, jun. the tenant. BAKER and HIODGSON, 52, Lincoli'stbaa-.elds. 'IL'HE best Rftation that can be given to an. ill-natured A Report wvhich hias beenr spre4d, respecting Madame CATALANI's Slnging at the Concerts* SPsirituels, at the King' Theatre, is the fol- lowing ATTrESTAT O -. h tt fhath of 'Madame Catalani is suces as to render It imIpossible for her to sing Auring the next few days . .Sign ed) "CHAS. N1. CLARKE." Mlarchi11, 1824. K ING's THEATRE..-Signor BENE,LLI respectfully A3 begs lea.ve to inform the Nooility snd Gentry Subscribers to the Operat, and the Public, that the SECOND CONCER'T SPIRITUEL of ANtCIENT and MODERN MJUSIC, similar to the Concerts Spiritneis at Paris,wili take place THIS EVENING. Signor Coedsa will preside at the Pianoforte. Leader of the Band Mir. Spagnoietti. For the Solos,Messrz. Lindley, WVilman, Pugzl, Centroal, Mlonzani, and Kiesewetter. Mr. 3. T. I larris w3ll presidte at the organi. The Orchestra and Chorusses wvill be selected from the lirstPtrforibers,and consist of upwards of 120 vesrons. rhe remaining Conetrts to be on the succeeding Fridays aluring Lent. Part 1.-1. Overtures, from '1 Demophoon, " Vogei. 2. Quartetto. from "Bianca e Falliero," by N.sdames Caradori,Marinorfl, Messrs. Curioni and Bentettl, Rossinl. 3. RecItative, 1 I Feel," and Air, "1Armi, Arm, ve Brave," by Mr. Atkin.s, Hanidel. 4. Concerto on thte clarinet, by Mr. Wilman, Lindpaintmer. 3. Airia, from " S'Igis mnondo." by Signora CRstelli. RossinYl. 6. Duetto, from; "1Adel."Ia'e Aleramo," by Messrs. Garcia and Curieni, Mlayer. 7. Air, from '1 The Messiahl," " He wras despised and rejected of Mlen," by Miss Love, Handel. 8. Finale, from "Clemcnzadi Tito.' by Mesdames Caradori, islrinonil,- Castellil, Graziani, and Mr. Kellner,. lmoart. Part IL.-.l. Overture, from "1Maria Montalban," Winter. 2. Thet first part of the seven last words of the Redeemer on the Cross. The vocal parts by Mesdamies Caradori, Castelli, Marinoni, Messrs. Garcia, Cuiof, Kellner, Benetti, and ?0 chorus singers, Haydui. S. Recita- tive and Aria. " The Man'iac," MNS. by Mr. KeUner. 4. Coacerto on the violin, as perfornied wvitht great success at the Philharmonic Society, b,y Mlr. Kisselwetter, Mayseder. 3. Duetto, from " La Donna del Lago," by Signora Coradori and Mliss Love, Rossinl. 6. Duetto from Mose, Messrs. (;urioni and Kelner, Rnssinl. 7. Quartetto, fromn "Idonsenieo," by Miesdames Crardorl, 'Marconi, Messrs. Garcia, Kteilner, Mozart., Applications respecting, boxes to be made to Mr. Seguin, Opera-offlec, 105, Qoadrant, Regent-street. Boxes 3 guineas each. Admission to the boxes, l0s. 6d.; Pit 715.; gallery 3s. 6d. The concerts will begin at half past '7 o'clock. TIADof FARRINGDN WVITHOUT, lith of Mac,1824.-At a MfEETING of the INHIABITA NT HOUSE- HOLDERS of this WNARD, boldenl at St. Sepulchire's Chiurch, pursuant to a reqluisitiou, before The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, It wvas unanimously r-esolved, That the enormous sacrifices sus- talined by thec people of this country during the late unnecessary, unjust, and expensive WarS, wvere suchl as render itthe imperious duty of the present admiinistration to lessen taxationi commensurately1 with the former sufferings of the penopIc, and,as the present is desclribe by miiisiters to be a period of profounld tranguillilty, the people have a righit tc, expcct fromn them an Imiportant reduction of their burdens. That as it appeAra', from the public accounts deilvered to Parlia- ment, that there Is a surplus fincomne of 6,710,9841. lOs. 5id, and as; the Ci,ancellosr of thec Exchequer has proposed to devote considerable some to purposes which are anything buit national, it Is evident that minis- ters consider that they have a large balanice at commanld it is thlere- fore the oplilion of this meeting that an imnmediate repeal of such taxes as bear most oppressively on the people should be promoted. That it appears to) this WardliMeeting, thlat tise house anid wvindow taLxes hear piarticularly hard on thcinduistriouisulasres, and that thlere. fore tthey are aniong thie first which demand repeal; their repeal wvould afford universal satisfaction, by removing a grievosis bcirdcii, and estwin a geatinceaseof he enefit of light and air, the gretes cofors o htmanastte,andalso terminate the coinstant irriatin poducd b th agets f txation coming so, directly in Thatthepettio totheHoue o Comons, fransed on these reso- lutons beadotedas ead an sinedbythe InhaLbitanit householders oftia adnidta r Adra odb euse to present an ssipport the sanie; and that:thc rest othCiyM bers besoli- cited to give It their pai'liamcntary assistaince. That the wvarnm and cordial thaiiks of this isieetinz be given to the flight Hon. the Lord Mlayor, for hiis conduct thtis day In the chair, and particuilarly for the Invariable attenition psald by his lordsihip to the rights and libierties ofhls fellowr-citizens and the public at large. That the thinsik of this meeting be giveni to Mr. Alexander Gallo- way aiid Mir. Tlioniaa Jonatlhan WVooler, the mover aid seconder of the above resolutionis, for the zeal displayed by thjem on this vccasion. That the thanks of tilis meceting be given. to Messrs. Husband, Butler, anid Blacketr the churcwa rdens, of St. Sepulchre's, for their readyvend kind per-mission oif the use of the churcht on the present occasion. That the resolutions of this mneeting be advertised in the usual morning and ev-enling papers, signed by the Wardl Clerk. CHA~RLES REEVES, Ward Clerk. X ORKSHIRE, SOCIETY.-A MEETlNG of the , SUBISCRIBFKR1 wrill he held In the montli of Maay next, for tuie purpose of ELECTING THIREE BO'S stnd TWO GIRLS Into th SCHOOL. llapiainbycddtenmus,t be osade on or before the 30th inst. bietween the houirs oif 3 and 5, to the Secre- tary, of whom miay be hail the necessary fornms of certificates, &-c. The usi'fications required are, that tie parenits or one of themn must have beeni born usiYorkshire, isow in iridigeist ircunsatances, ansi resident w'ithin .5 miles of London. The children Insst lbe between the ages of 7 and I11, and wrlen elected, will be miaintained, clo)thed, And educated by the society until they are 14 years old. The nsib. scribers are particularly requested not to pronsise their votes to aiiy candidate until the list of all is puiblished anid distribuited. T. HAMILTON, Hon. Sec. 2, Henrietta-street, Covenit-garden, Mlarch. 1824. FPOREIG'NT WOOL.-At a IMEETING o~f the _E_HOLDERS of FODREIGN WOOL, Duty Paid, at the WVhite near, BaslnghaL11-street. on the I11th Mlarch, 1824:- Proposed by Mr. Geo. Meyer; seconned by 'Mr. Geo. 'Martin; Resolved unanimously, 1. That this meetling views wvith the Utmnest satisfaction the Proposal t,f His Majesty's Ministers to reduce the duty on the import of forei-"i wool. Propsosedt by Mr. A. iotfrfman : seconded by Mlr. Jos. Overbury; Res~ls'ed unansimously, 2. That the holders of wsool, on W;hich tho duty has been paid, musmt Inevitably experience great loss, uniless they are placed on thie saisse footing as thlose whose wrool remain in bonld. Proposed isv 'Mr. C. Fuchs; seconded by Mr. D. Hazard; Reove inautmotsisv, 3. That a miemorial he presented to the Chancellor of the Exchequst, praying, that on those wtools on which the utymay avebee eal, ad wich nmay be on hand at the perid whn th proosei redctin taes plaee, a recurii may be Resovadunaninosly,4. hat Comitte b a ppoited to carr .~ esolved, That the following gentlemen be appointed a Com-. mittee- Jan;ces Riley, esq. John -Maitland. seq. C~h4s..W'ebb, asq.I Jaines Bischoff, esq. Sos. Os-erbury, seq. A. Hoffman. tag. 0. Willans. es,1. H. Hughes. ese. JIohn Saunders, esq. Cn. Fuchs, esg. Ed. Austin, Jnn. esg. Dan. H-azaLrd. es Proposed by, Mr. Jas. Riley, jun.; seeonded by Mr. H. Hughes: liesolved unanimously, .6. That this meeting cannot separate wvithout offering thair cordial acknowledgemenrs to his Majesty's Government for the liberal viewvs which they have adopted regarding trade lIn gesieral, and inure particularly for their proposal to repeal the duty sin foreign wools, wvhich they have no doubt wvill be carried Into effect, under such reguilations5 as will be most beneficiai to the trade sind to the nation at large. 7. Resolved, That the report of this day,'sproceedings beadrertised in the following papers, viz. :-The Times, Morning Chronicle, Nlor;;- ngHerald, Courie;'. and British Traveller, the Leeds Intcihgcncer, Les Mecuv Bt eald, and Glorester Journal. JAMES RILEV, Chairman. The Chairman having left the chair.' S. Resolved unanaimsously, That thie thanks of this mneeting he pre- sented to thte chairman lames Riley. esq. for thle able and imnpartial manner in sehich he has presided this dayv. OD o.Se T AIH ER TRADE.-Birmingliam, .March p5 1824-k- AtI METING of the TANNERS. Corriers, Saddlers' Iron- mongcr, Sades ordss'alners. and other Persons engaged tin the Leat er Trd fBrninighamn, convened by, advertisement. published in the Biinlm Chronicile of Thursday last, and Aris's Dirminig. ham Ga,zett of thi, day; The Hill before the House of Commons for repealin- " the several Acts relatin5 to the uise of Horse Hides in malking Boots and Shoes. said pre-venting the damaging of Raw Hides and Skins in the flaying thereof, anid f-sinmakinig other Provisions in lieu thereof." having been read.- Resolved, That the twvo acts of the 39tli and 40th and 41st years of his late Ntsjcstv, confined to thie country, and not affecting the City ef London or- iti'listrict. have been a,1d are effective, extremiely bene- ficial to tile puiblic, not oppressive in their operation, and ought niot to be. repealed. 'rhat the provisions of the bill axe copied from the 436 Geo. iir, re- lating to thle City of Losndon and itg district, wvhich act has failed of its affect, principally for the followving reaisons :-because it is in prin- ciple at variance with one of the sosinde,t maxims of English law, "That no mran shall be a judge in his own cause:`" and Xalf the tomi missioners and insApectors being takeni from the class of butchers, tory have thestsme interest sars tp artese accused to evade tlse law, and a natural attachmient to their cllass, and a disposition to exempt themselves and each sither from its penalties. Thsiat the pros-isionss or the bill ace not applicable to the state of counitry towsv;, In regard to the appointmenit of commnissioners and luspe-ctors: tIe remnunseration for the services of the latter, the fluies, which are not intended to compensate for but to prevent injury, andi 1the applicatio.,n of psens,I,ies and if pase,vould beconkme a dead lte,and th iisjsir;cs to tliepersons engaged Iit the leather traLde and She community, which the wvisdorn of Plarliament has since the reign of Trlaes tisc Ist, beeii sediflous to repress, wrould be encouraged acid comissit lcd svuit h impusni ty. Tint sheei, end Janmb skins are sited by breechesmakers, glovers, hctllswsini,kcj, s bookbisndsers. poecket bookmakersi, saLddlers, elioe. niskc-r,, a,ld i iii soiuy other trades, and form an unsimense staple of comimecre, hand ought to be protected as mucli a, hiides and skins. ThaRt for thse precediug anod other reasons, the bill he opposed In sall is tage. and petitoions for both Houses of Lords sod Commonlsbe pre- pared; that a committee be appointed for that purpose, and to corre- spod with and obtain the -co-operation of persons in the leather trade at Llverpeol, Bristol, Worcester, and ethier townms. Thiat a subscription be Immediately entered into to defrAy the necesearv expenses of the opposition, and that M10r. John Homer be appolinted treasurer. Trhat the petition prepared and read to the meeting be adopted, angzrossed, and signed. Thlat ths resolutions be published in The Times. Courier, and two Blrnslnghemn Papers. Signed on behalf of the 'Meeting, JIOHN HOMER, Chairusiail. YIN pusLinceof an Order of the Honourable the House !Lo onioisa of the 6th instant, NotIcei Ismeceby given, that appictioi s uis' mltn5to Parliament for a BILL to establish an ADDIIONA COMAN'efor more effeetually LIGHTING with GAS cerispaswiml the borough of Southwvark, and certain other parse idplcsi the coun tieA of S.urrey and Kent: that Is to say th Pais s ad tursships- of St. Olave, St. Johni, St. George the Marsr, t. Ss'iur, nd t. Thomas. In the b'arough of Soutlhwack anconyoSury sod the paTrlehee of qt. Mary, Lambeth St Gils Cabrsh.e ary, Rotherhithe, Christchulrch, Sc._Nsary, Newntn S ayMgdalen, Bermondasev Dockhead and Horsely- dow,teCikLbry, Clapbam, Walworth, Streathaim, Blackman- street, in the borough of Southwark, Vauxhall and Stockwell, and other roads. streets, and places, in tliecast half hundLred of Brixton, IsI ticecounty 'i -nre; Wandsworth, Tooting, Battersea, and Put- nay, ndohr roads, streets, and places, In the west half hundred of Brixon.ltheaidcuntyof urre; ad the several parishes and plaes f t. aul Dptfrd,Crydo, Ilicham, and Dulwvich, in the_ saidcouty e Surey;andthe eveal prises and nIaces of St. Paul, Deotisr, S. Nchoas,Depfor, Lwisam,Lea, anid Greenwich, in thucouty f Knt;andthesevralplaesadjacent or contiguous therto.Datd tis 6h dy o Mach.1824. YOUNG an VALLING, Solicitors for the said Bill. T. BOTO LPH, Bishopsgate.-Such Tradesmenl as are S7 willing to SUPPLY the Workhouse of the above Parish, from Lady-day next, with the undermentioned A RTICLES, are desired to send their PROPOSALS to the Office of the Vestry Clerk, on or before Wednesday, thse 17th instantL Butchers to sup ly shoulder, clods, leg of mutton pleses, mouse buttocks, and stickkEag pieces of good ox beef, all clear of boise, of each an. equal quantity, whole carcasses of good istether miuttont, not less thian 12 stone each without the head airid suet , wIth an allowance to the master and mIstress of sehat mneat they please, not exceeding 12lbs. per wieek, at tlse p rice of the mutton. Biakers, with the best wvheateni bread, in loaves of 24 ounces each, at per buxshel of 69lbs. and a half. Brewvers wvith good table beer, at per barrel. Coal-roe-~h-ts evith the best o s orTe7ldmorc-l poolmasure, delivereda pe,,rchadrn Cheesemnongers, ivlthgo cleanhisutter, scraped and wired, and cheese. at per cwc; Milkmen vith good milk, by the barn measure. Tallowehandlers with good burning store andies, at per dozen lbs. The tendera are to contain proposals for supplying the above articles for 3 months, and also for 6 months finns Lad--day, the period to be at the option of the Com- mIttee. The tradesmen to be paid 3 months after the expirationl of each quarter. The Committee meet at the Workliou e, Duinbg s- alley, BFihopgate, eii Tuesday, the 18th inistant, at 4 o'clock pre. cisely, to open the proposals, at which time the parties nffering must attend. T. L. SMIARTT, Vestry Clerk, 3, Primrose-street, Bishopsgate A CASE of REAL DISTRESS.-An Officer of rank in _ the Royal Navy, who has been 49 years iD his Majesty's service, aeharerIn thegloriesof 6 separate engagemenlts, also in Lord Rodney's action of the 12th of April, 1782, Is, In the slecitue of life, seduced by IlUlees and misforturne, and sufferinig under a paralytic affection, which totally incapacitates him from active service, or any employ- ment wvhatever, havfng to sup,Xort himself, vife, and 8 children on his half-pay, and labouring under numerous embarrassments, to the distressing necessity of appeAling to a generous publie for pecuniary assistance. The particulara of his caqe wvll be tully authenticated-by Messrs. Brine and Chards, Clifford's-inn, Fleet-strect; or Messrs Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly, who lhave kindly undertaken to receive donation3, wvhich, however small, will be most gratefully acknolvledged. He begs leave to return his thanks for the following sums:-Robert Barclay, esq. 51. Ss., R. NV. esq. 11. Is., collected by E, T. Allfrey, esq. at Ware, and in its vienity, 51. 2s. 6d. I[ F H. D. w.ho left hiis Friends abouit a fortniglit -from , this date, will RETURN HO0ME, -What hal-becurlred will, as far As Ispraeiclable, be overldooked ; but.; utriOse he shall imniedlately do so, his.name. with a description of his person, wvill appea-r In a future paper.-71arch 4, 12524. A DITRESINGEVET.-EFT his HOME, at Poree, o 'uesay th 1th f ebruarylast, aYOUNGIsSAN, lieag desed 21taou fetZ at Mrehe hDhedesda idrbgea otobu uknderstcat, bluntow-hers, London Wellgo qt;hdwt ~ but has afnevter benharafmi c,Iftly.l me si y, ti earesl4re isste.h wiAE lMN re oturnto 40a yueass paet,oriff bouheoodwher ileetis.Ieeany fiontelighenean belgvef fhitero clneadresseda wto covered atur.teaons, drencloraaderingofc,1 skners -snd ellnt,Sox-bill., H Lonon ail g6e graefllyaknwnd byohisrafflicll facei,larey. ises nds d LtMg. Wboe4, a vl gv TRDE ea labot 40foyearsiof age, tenih be hiandsomely rewarded for their trouble,by appynto r.Ge, 90, Leather-lane, 1-olborn. 0 LRYMEN and PARISHI CLERKS, parti- ~L ulaly n- ndabot Ofor.-he Rev. WVILLIAML BERTIE Cler (aterard D.DI nphe ofMontague second Earl and broherto illughy tirdEar ofAbngdon; was married Ins or abot te yar 72940 o Ane.oneofthe daughters of Rlichatrd Visout Blkley W evrwl podcea dGPYof the CERTIFICATE of tesibve MRRIGE t Mesrs. als, solicitors, Oxford or to Mr.Powall soletor Staple-in Lno,shall receive a REWVARD of TE ONS. fkhe matrriag is supposed. to havee talken place in or near Oxfod FV5' HE 'COTM1ITTEE off the UNITED UINTIVERSITY A. CLUB give notice, that a GE-NERAL MEETINIG of the MtEM. BERS wvill be holden, at the h6nAc fIn Pall.ma'll E-agt, on WVednesday, the!24th of March, atlIo'clock-p, m. upon special'business.. March 10, 1824. CHAS. STEWVART, Sec. LE, SERMON Tie CHARITE, pour la MA1I9ONT du PAIN, ilans SpitalSelds, sera. pgreehe- pa le Rev. Mi. HERGER, daslgise Fraugasso de Londres, Threaneredle-street, Dimanche, 1lAme. deces nmols. Le service commencersa a une heures. NY. B1. Les personnes dispose a soutenir cette cbarite'par. lent beneficencee sonit priezrde s'adresser au Rev. tieor~-eParoissien, Clpopac,Hkny ou Al. Jlaques Gulllemard, 24, C ty-road. apoplc,H kny A DE'LPHI THEATRE.-MTVrs. WIAYLETT has the lionour of announigto her Friends mand the Puablic generally, that her BEN,.EFIT Isapited to -takesvlaee on AMonday next. March IS, when will ho presented WAVERLEY. David Gelletrley, 'Mrs. 'Waylett. In act 2,,a Grand Ilighiland Banquet and.Ballet, in wvhich Mrs. Searle will Introduce a ness Paa Saul In the course of the evening, ' First vid de Grace Extraordlnalre.' by M,%r. 3. Reeve; and 'Savourneen Deelish,' I'll never bernirried saeni,' and I Home, swreet home,' by Mrs. Waylett. After srhich; DONVN the AREA, er the Maid and the Mistress. Susan Kitehener,hMrs.NWaylectt. To conclude with M~AN and WIPE, or Lovetin atPrisoni. Clarat,Mrs. Waylett. Trickets and places may be hado Mr. Callan, at tile box-office; and of Mtrs. Wa;ylet 2 Saibuystreet. Strand. (NiOVERNESS.-WVAN'TED, ini a geniteel F~am..ily, a youngLADY to ake te enire HARGE of a LITTLE GIRL. Shemus becometnt o Istrct ngish and the rudiments of the Frenh laguae, msic,draing,andgeography, perfectly to usader- stad hr rcede, nd illng o mkeherself useful; lier manners mus begeneel asshewil h~contanly with and treated as one of thefamly,a sallsalry vil begivn.Unexceptioinable references willhe equied.For ard ofadres aply to Msr. Clapp, confectioner, I. Nw get-rod, pposte te Elphat andl Castle. F REN-CH ACAEMIES.-AM. LEREDDE, a Native F of Paris, and Member ,,f Its University, No. 25. Cornhill, and No. 405, Oxford-street, gives COtIRS de DEBAT, Course of Lecttires, Conversation-s in Frenchi, aLnd explains the Old and tisc Newv Testa- ment. Terms, per quarter. 12s. 6d.; ditto, private, 11. S.ia; ditto, out, 21. l0s. N.B. The best referencees'can be given to the first farmilies, where be has taught anid where lie is teaching. To be seeni every- day lii Cor,ihill, and Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons in Oxford-street. X LADhY, whlo hias for 20 years conducted a Seminary of A he higest respectability, abouit 9 nilles from London, and nowrecive oslyeigt ppis, illhae a VACANCY at the ensuilng quater He intrutios cmbie, ithi the accomplishments of the ost olihed ducaIon thoe mre solid acquiremezits that ex- ercie re mid, nd tosereliiou prnciples that regulate the coni- duct an reder er upis no les etiniable thaLn agreeable memn- bersof sciet. Unxcepionale rfereces to de paresits of the pupis. Trms erymodeate or he avantgesreceived. Apply by lettr, ostpai, toS. . a Mr Bakr's IS Fiabu-place. 0-1iORDON HOUSE ACADEMY, Kentishi-towis, A- Middlesex, conducted. by JOHN; SMITTH, B. A. F. R. S. L. ot St. Johri's College, Cambridge. siideessor to the Rev. TI. Smith.-The sys- tem of EDUCATION puzrsued in this academy emnbraces a thorough knosrledge of the Ancient and Modern Languages, the Mlathematics. and Natural Philosophy. Cards of terms ancd particulars may be bad of Mr. James Duincan, 37. Paternoster-row, and 295. Holborn. Of. whom- may be had. Smith's Pton Latini Grammapr, with notes, &c.;- Walkinghiame's Arithmetic; Key to the Exempla Mtinors and Phadrus, o)n a newv plan. E STALISHENT or PIVATE EDUCAFTIONI, on heBatin CastofSusex-AGentleman, n-ho has'rceved alltheadvntaes f aclasicl ad gneral education at one of the firs pubic shool in ;sglnd. f w ilhhs father was for 30 years the eadmastr, s deiros ofrecivig inito his house SIX . moug constItut Ion ma enjloy all the advatgso e ar ahn,&C. without telSs of timie, and may beacmotdeihrb the month or year, and wvillbe treatted in all respects aq hi w hlren. The advertiser isa married man, andas there are yes three vacancies, termis may be knowvn and cards of address hud by application at 14, Great Surrey-street, Blackfrlars-road. W-EMIALE EDUCATION,, widthout Vacations or L Extras.-At an Establishment of respectability, in a salubrious anid healthy situation, where the pupils enjoy the comiforts of a pri- va te family. a limited number of YOU17G LADIlES are BOARDED and INSTRUCTED in every useful and orn-- entalbra Il of educ-ation on moderate terosE. The pupils have pdilar advantages in miusic and singing, being taught by one of the plinecipals, wholisa pupil of Mr.-~ Welsh's. The most satisilactory references can be given. A letter,I post Paid, addressed.%M. G. to the care of Mr. Boome, bakes, Whetstone, Mliddlesex, namning the ago of the yonng lady and the accomnplish- ments reouired, will meet wvith an imnediate reply, wrherein every charge wfll he hAmad. N. B~ A Nai';2i Face Wiu-ted. as Teacber- ofthe French language. !ITAMILTONIA-N SYSTE.W.-PUBLIC CLASSES. - - MNember of Mr. Hamilton's fAnjiv mnet vesterday eveni'g at 0, Poultry, a Public Class for the FrnhLnug,s7 o'cloc. when they received their first lessosi. This class vWill remain open for the reception of nse- memnbers iintil Thursday, Miarch 18. A German Public Class met yesterday, evening at the sanme place, at 8 o'clonl, and will remain open until Saturday, March 20, f,-r the re- ception of new members. Thewliole course divided into 5 sections, eahsec tion payablecin advanice 11. Prospeetuases, detailinig the pro- ficiency attained In aea section), miay be had at the Hamlltoislais Etbiment, 10, Poultry. X~R. HAMILTON' has the honour of informiing the LVR Nobility and Gentry, thlat CLASSES, from select fanmilies only, are formed at cisc Establishmnent of Mliss E. GOULDSMITH, 21, Corn- wall-terrace. Regent's-park-. A class for French assenmbles on 'Moms- days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1 o'eloclt; and for Italian, on the same days. at a quarter past 2. Mr. Hamilton's Key to the IHistoria Sacra of L'Homond is now ready for his ptitpils and the public, at 5s. Those wvho are wIlling to teach on the 14am4ltonias. System, for which full directions are giveis in the preface, may, by means of this, key, teach as much Latini in one month as is usually acquired In the best schools in twoe years. A ver- feet grPmmatical 'knowrledge of this hook is guaranteed to all MAr. Ham ilton''s pupils in two sections of ten lessons each. each section payable in advance 21. lOs. T~ANGUAGES.-G. BLAETTERNIANN, LL.D. Pro- Lfeswsom of Anicient and Modern Literatute, respectfully informis Ladies and Gentlemen, desirous of aequtiring any of the conti- nental langutage.e. that at his ACADEMTIES, 36. Tonbridge-place. New-road, and lo,Leathersellers'.buildlngs,London.Wall, heceontln'ses, wvith P roper assistRrnce, to TEACHl thje FRENCH1-, Italian, Germian, SPanish, Latin. and Greelk languiages, oii the onl1Y sure and effieaciomus Plan, Phch daptiuig itself to every capacity, closely usiiies practice wJit theor. Any mode of instruction writhiout this cliaracteristIc is and must 'be fallaciosus: it origirnates with conceited ignorance, is puffed forthi by isiter-ested knaverv, asild ossly suppo.rted for a time by doped imbhccihfy. The progress risade and -the opinion entertainedl by those he bas instruceted constaitute at oince the fairest and the severest tiest of the capacity and the qual!ffIatlons of an instructor. Dr. Blaettermianmi hopes, thierefore, that he wvill nor expose himself to the chat-ge of ostsntatioss in stating. that he baa received most flat. teting testimonials of the aplprobatiomi ;ind satisfaction of the many intelligent personis of both sexes arhomn he has instructed; several of whm en eiet ftemtooIs. may be referred to. T ARENTS andl GUARDIAN'S. - Parents or Guardians having Daughters to educate, for wvhomi they are desirous of obtainsing a gooui eduicatIon at a mioderate expense, are respectfully- iniformied that a Lads-, who conducets a FINISHING ESTA. BLISHNIENT, situate by the sea-side, iti a delIghtfiil wsatering-place, athom,t .50 mile, frons Luoidon, wosuld be happyr to RECEIVE onie or two YOUNG LADIES Into her establishment at the ensuing qLuarter, whoss friesids would feel disposed topay the first half-year itiadivance; fuse thi, accommodation a libmeral deduction wsonild be made fromn the general terms, and a stated sum namned in whbich all accemplishiuents wiould be inceluded. Kinid treatment, parenital care, and indefatigable attention tn their improvemeiit may be relied on. The school eon- nexions are genteel, sini upersons only mioving In a respectable sphere muf life wvill be treated wvith. ;o wrhom good references will be given. The motires for this advertisement wIGU be expielined to parties re. plyn by real siame and addtress. Letters, post paid, addressed to RNX. . s37, Ludgate-hill, coiner of Belle Sauivage-yard, will meet im- mediate atteritioii. N. B. The advertiser svill be in tow;n before the 25thi of 'March, and mnay then he treated writh personally. B OARD anid LODGING.-In thevicinityof St. Jamies's, eU nd within a fewvmlnutcs' walk of the theatre-, TWvo VACAN.- CI ES now ocesir ins swell establish,ed boarding-house. There is every dom)estic ct,;nfort and select society. A man servant is kepL. Respect- able referencees req uired. Afidresd, post paid, to 10, Panton-square, Coventry-street, Haymark-er. OARD and LODGING WA E, ~bya snl BL Gentleman,In a small,egquiet, respectable Family, where no more thaoi one inmate will be recived, and wvhere a separate sittinog roosi can be had when required. Letters, POStage Paid, giving full Particul'ar.s, addressed to A. B- at MtY. Prier's, stationer, 200, Fleet- street, near Temple-bar, siill be attended to. -D OARD and LODGING--WAN'TED, by a sjiilge, 5._D Gentleman (engaged the whole of the day), BOARD and LODG- ING, to the neighbourhiood of Bedfoird or Rutssell squares, isa "respect. able Family', ivbere no other lodgers are received, and the dinner hour at half pas t 6 or 6 o'clock. Termns moderate. AddreCSF, Post paid, to X. Z. 8. Princes-ross, Piunlico. F IURNISHED APARTMENTS IVANTED, for a Genlemn,in Iscboseoa rspctaleFamiiy,wvithou tcbildren ho roud gve ut itte toube, ein michengaged in business, and, as heywi~ b taen or prosneny, heterms msust be moderiste, and istsse si exeedngi alfan oist's su-alk ss-estsvarS of the Roya Exhane: seondflor wuldnot be objectionafble. Letters onl, pstpai, adrsse toK.X. t r. Kerbey's, 72, Totteisham- cour-roa, satin tems, c. ill eetwith atteistioss.I (~ADRILLES, Waltzing., M1inuets, Gavottes, and every other style of fashilonable DANCING, TAUGHT by Mr. WLIS, 41, Brewrer-street, Golden-square; private lessons at all hioistrs to umitaught or incomplete pupils of any age, wishing privacy and expeiii.A select academy every Tuesday and Friday evening. A uenlacdmon Wedniesdlay and Saturdav. Also, a Morning AcademyforacLadiedmas oonly, on Mondays and Thursdays. Families asta schools pucual ttended. ~UADRILLING, 'Waltzing, Counitry Dancing, iMi- hoscts, Gav'ottes, or aniy other Departmient of thzt ele~gant accomplishment TAtIGHT, inl SIX private LESSONS,% fo-r I guinea. to perons of any age, wilth strict ?rivacv if required, at asfy hou- of the day. A Morning Academy for Ladies only. A select Even- ing Aadeny for Ladies and Gentlemen on I Mondays andThursdays, 2 guineas per quarter. A Juvessile Academy on Wednesdays and Saturdays, s guinea per quarter. Youths qualified for the pro- fession or theatre, by a Professional Gentleman and able Assist- ants, at bis house, 1, Cannon-row. Wertminster-bridge. F ASHIONABLLE DANCING.-QUADRLL ES and every other part of Fashionable DIancing requislte for genteel Soclety.-PRIVATE TUITION.-Mr. HOPKINS begs le5lve to return his grateful thasiks to his Frietids and the Public for the highly dis- tingtuished patrmsae he has so long experienced, aitd respectfully solicits a continuaance of their favouirs, at his residence, 2, Little Lote- lane, Wood-street, Cheapside, where Ladles and Gentlemen may be expeditionely and privatelv instructed to qualify them for the first assemblies and are infoinsed, that his own family make up the cormlilte set. '^7UEADOW GRASS SEEDS.-A choice mixture of LV. the above SLEEDS, of the advertiser's ovn grosvth, to be had, lot ready:mnoneyonly, of 1. S. Hollowvay. Swalloxdeld, nuear Reading. Berks. Sou:e further partlculars may eD known at 5, Han way.strcet, Oxlhrd-ttrdbt, London. TO-MORRCOW b March 13; wil be published, No. I. to be contiinued weekly, of a N%W PUBLICATION, to be ealled THE CHE:MISTr price 3d.; embelliUhed with asumerous en- gravings. London, Knight and Lacey, publishers, 24, Paternoster. row. Ofwhommay be had, Don Quixote, Parts 1, 2, and 3, Is. eacb, with plates by R. Cruikshank. WANTED, a HOUSEMAID: she imust bave-an unae- nTiiable character frombher lastplace. Apply at 100.Cheapside. WANTED, in a geirteelFamily, a Servant, as- HOUSE-- M tArD and to assist in the nursery. For addressaipply at Mr. Tucks;. butcher, II, Rtanelagh--street, Pimlico. 1IANTED' for an Hotel in the country, a respectable WTWomnan, as ,CHAIABERMFAID. For particulars Inquire at the bar or the Axe Inn. Aldermanbuty, between the hours of 1 0and 12. W1ANTED, a YOUTH, as an APPRENTICE to- a .TV ookbinder; lie will be free of toe City: a,pr;miurimexetd Apply (If by letter, post paid) to A.B. 27, Little Britain. xetd WANTjED, iminediately, for the Oil and ~Colour~ WTrade, a youing MIiAN, to serve in a Retail Shop. Apply-by letter, with name and address, to' Mr. Chalfont, butcher, Smith-street, North- ampton-square, Clerkenwell. WANTTED, an APPRENTICE, or a YOUTH t-o be ARTICLED !or 4 or 6 years, to a3Music Engratver;- his friends to find him in washilng and clothies. Inquire at 14. Fountain-place, City-road. W ANTED, in a respectable Faini, wher a otan is kept, ass active younig Woman, as HOSEAD.Noer. son need apply wvho cannot have an undeniabecaatrfo e last place. ApplY at Mfr. Lowe's, fishmonger, ednalmr-t 'WANTED, a SERVANT of ALLWR fgod eV haracter, Ina regular Family, wvhereanreymiIskp and a man employed to clean shoes. For patuarinieofr Collie, baker, Bermondsey-square. 1IANTED, in the Tea anid Grocery TradeT, by a re- VT spectable house, ani APPRENTICE: a premium expected:- re- ference given and reqtuli ed. Address, post paid, to X. Y. 53, Great Russell-street. Bloomsbsiry. ~~ANTE D, a TOWN TRAVELLER, Wvho hits been WTaccuistomned to the j,cefleery, Plated, and fancy trades. Apply by letter, post paid, stating qualifications and full particulars, tG M 35. at Peele's coffeehouse. Fleet-street. SeLcurity will be requiired. WANTED, in a respectable Family, a few miles fromn WLondon, a steady Person, as LAUNDRY-MAID. She must have a goeld character from her last pjlace. Apply at 19, Warwick- sqUare, N ewgatte-street. ~1ANTED, some WRITING PAPER, to be made FT of linen rags and unbleached. Any stationer, in London, havin such paper, may hear of a purchaser, by directing a line to J, R. 44. Old Bond-street. ~~ANTED, a good PLAIN COOK, in a small family, WTa short distance fromr toxgn: none need apply but those who can have an.,xcellcntclizraetr aprnfomthe country, and about from 30 to 40 years of age woul bprfre.No followeri allowed. Apply at 40, Tavistoekc-stret,Cvn-ad. ~1ANTED), as an APPRZENTICE to a Linendraper WVand Haberdasher, a Ytouth, abouit 15 or 16 years of age, of re.3pectable cnunexions,wrliere he will be treatedlas one of the famlily. Apremniums, expected. A ~pply (ifp byltter, post paid) to Ri. IV. at 1, New Caveindish-street, Potan-lce. WANTED, a Youth, as an APPRENTICE to a WLandscape and Figuire Engraver : he wvill be treated as one of thefahsily, and every facility will be givers to attain the highest per- fection of the art;: a premiumn is expected. Apply (if by letter, post Paid) to R. 'R. 79,New-man-st-eet, oxford-street. ANTED, imnmediately, in a private family, about 3 vVt miles fronm towrn,ased active young Woman, as PLa-,IN COOK; sheiwill be required to bake and to ma~ke herself generally useful). No w,ritten character will be taken,.and nofollowvers all,,wed. A p ly, ans inorning between 1 anid I o'clock, to IMrs. Thomopson, at Mr. Webb's, 37, St. Ma,,ry-at-Hill, 'I'owver-strect. ANFANTED, to RENTT, for a termi of years, a respect- Wable FAMILY HiOUSE, in tenantable repair, eunsistimig of 2 or r3 sitting; rooms, 7 or more bedroonis, and suitable offices, a large gardem,, withi good spring wvater; dlstaisce not to exceed 5 miles fom tile Exchange. Apply by letter.,post paid, wisifuill particulars, to X.Y.Z. Holland Cottage, North Brixton. 17ANTED, for the seasoni, a goodI sized FAMINLY VTHOUSE. with 3 rooms on a floor, wiell fuirnished. anid suit- able accomimodation for servanits, wvith coachhouse anid stable for 4 or 5 h,,rsei, on the souths side of Oxford-street. or smear to CavendisRh- d71 torMr.AGarneto,oilmian, Wignmore-street, Caven- W,~ANTED, in a respectable neighbourhood, -within 1 mile s!id a half n0l'tho,r north-east of t'ne Royal Exchange, UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS, consisting of a good sitting room, a kitchen, antd 2 or 3 bedrooms. Letters to he addressed, post paid, to X.Y. at MIr. Idounisey's,.Cock imnd Woollack tavern, Firich-lane, Corn- IXTAN ED, a goodPLAIN COOK, ill a regular VT pivat famly, youg Woan,who lhas lived some time in her astplae, n,lcanhav th bet caracter for honiesty, sobriety-, and ttetio toher utis. he ustundertake part of the house- hold wvork. No followcers allowved. Apply. betwveen the hours of I1 and 12, at 7,Mornington-creseeiit, Hampstead-road, near the South- ampton(Arnis, Camden.toirn.______ W ~AINTE D, by a Iouse of the first respectabiiy, an atctive iiitelligent y,oung MIan, as TR-AVELLER. Oiie who has aknowledgeoftl,elinsnntrade, anidhas travelled thr';ugh the soimntlesz north of London, wvill be preferred. To prevenit trouble, lione need a pply buitthose wholhave beenion the road, and wvhose cliaracter aiid abilties render them eligible in all respects for anc, a situationi. Apply (if by letter, past paid) at 43, Watling-street. IVANTF4D, BOARtD andl LODGI NG, oni moderate V. V term?,, in a respectable Family, wvhere not more than four are taken, for a Geiitlernan and Isis Wife, from 2 to 7 miiles froum London, Clapimam or Wandsworth-road would be preferred. Letters addressed, post paid with terms, addiessed to A. C. 34, Foley-place, Portland. place. Wfill he attended to. Respectable r,ferences wvill be given and required. AN ED Unfurnisisemi, in Surrey, not more than 6 mNTnle rm Westminster-bridge, a genteel COTTAGE, or Detachaed House. wvith a good garden; it must contain two sitting rooims, 4 good bedrooms, kitchen, and wrashhouse, have pleimty of soft wvater, and the reiit and taxes not uu exceed 3Z1. per ainnum. Letters, post paid. are requested to be atddressed to A. Z. Postofrice, 13.9, Union-street. Southwvark. WANTED, a SITUATION.-The Frielids of a WYouth of respectability1, 18 years of age, are desiroiss of oh. taininsg fetS him a SlT'aTO in a Countinghouse Office, or VWare- house; lie has beem, some time in a solicitor's office. but would endea- v'our to give satisfactioni in whatever engagement he might form: satiFfactorv references can lie given for Isis morals anid respectability. Onlya simall salary required. Letters addressed, post paid, to A. B.at 124, Cheapside, will meet imimediate attention. XIWANTED, at Lady-day niext, a MASTER, for the TW1 Branch School of the Free Gratmmar School ofSt. Olave, South- wark. I14o must be thoroughly conversant writh lbs national systemn ofedueationaspursueldat the central school, in Baldwin'si-gardenls, and must produce testimonials of ability sLnd[good coniduct. The salary proposed to he given is 1001. per annium, together with a house for hils residence. Personal applications lo be made to the Rev. F. D. Lempriere, M. A. at the Grammahr School, on or before the 16th of Miarch inist. 1~ANTTED, a clever, active, steady, voungi MIAN, WVwho has been accustomed to tile Stationiery Business. onie wrho has been in the wvholesale wray would lie preferred, as he will he principally employed in lookini out and parking orders, &c. He msust board and lodge out of the house. Letters. yost paid, to A. B. at Rowvney and Forster's, 51, Rtathbone-platee, with real name and ad- dress, stating full particulars as to last situation, &-c. and the salary that wvould he expected, wvill be attenided to. WIANTS a SITUATION, as GARDENER, a steady VTactive single trustwvorthy Man, aLbout 36 yeaLrs of age, who has had great experience in every branch of his profession, particularly the bothouses, greenhouses, framing and forcing of fruits In general, Is well versed in plants and In laying out grounds and planting both forproit nd leaureandbaajus let Is situatlon,whece he had the manaemet o pinrle, enerls, nd sachrie ona lage tal: the goo juge f byIg, ellng,andtating of stock. Letters, post pai, dreced o M. Bado, crpeter, Grove-lodge, Old Bromp. tn,e aiddlesex nerLno,wl attended to. No officekeeper W ANTS a SITUATION, as HOUSEKEEPER to a single Genitlemnan, a Personi who has lived many years in such a situation: no ebAkectlon to the care of a house in town or counitry. Letters, post pii~d, addressed to E.P. 6, Richmond-buildings, Soho. w~ill ho dimly attended to: can be well recommended. ~A RENTTS desirous of bringing up their Children to It the MEDICAL PROFESSION, regularly and economically, are rInforrnad, that an IN-DOOR anid OUT-DOOR APPRENTICE iviil be taken by a Mledical Gen)tleman, of wh-lose principles thte most satis- factory referenics will be given. They wvill hare the pirivilege of at- tenidimig thec necessary lectuires gratuitously. Apply by letter, to A. BI, to the care of Mr. liarrold, 34. KInlg-street, Holborn. A GENTLEIMAN of MFASHI NT FOT UNE, TLbeinigalso an amiateur of WVHEEL CARRIIAGES, bY INVEST. ING alittIeCAPITAL on miost ample security,may obtain the grtifiesi. tion of sais elegant species of honourable amnbition. Post paid letters, with realInamies only, addressed to L.M.N. at the Blenheim coffee- house, Newv Bond.rtreet, will l'e duly answered on or before Tuesday next. T PARENTS and GUARDIANS. - WAN TED, as Tan APPRENTICE, In the Office of a respectable Architect, In a large townr, nor far from the metropolis, a Youth, ut-ho has had a lihe- sat education and lisaa taste for drawing: a mioderate premiuim wvill be required. Thbe youth may be accommodated writh board and lodg- ing In the house of hMs emplo)yer if required, Addre ss, post paid, to A. B3. Feathers tavern, Surrey side, Waterloo-bridge.e A YOUNGMAIN, of respectable connexions, and whbo .t~ ha a enealknowledge of buisiness, Is In WA NT of a si,rui- TION a a CIEItK,either In a wholesale warehouse or tradesman'e couniughnse hecan keep a set of books, and ivoisld wvish to make hinietfgeieraly seful. Respectable references, and secuirity if re- quited. ettrs, ostpaid, addressed to A. B. 80, Broolt-street, West. squre,La~bet, wllbe imimediately attended to. "rPO TEADEALERS, Stationers, andI genera hp R kU1,ieepars, If in the country the mnore desiraLble.WATDa SITUATIN, for a strong active Lad, of respectable famIlyn 3er of age, wvhere his services wvould he considered an equivaett i b.ard. Should he meet ivith emPloy in tke house of epcal peopl4e, his M'other would have no objectioil to anprentic im o muore thais 201. can begien Adres to X. Y'.ait M~r. h bes, broker, Boroiugh-road, St. oerge's-fields. LA DY, who con-ducts a geniteel Establisimen_t, e- At lightfullv situate bv the sea side, Is desirous of receiving a young Lady, as-'an ARTICL'ED PUPIL, for three orfouryears. Parents desirous of educating a daughter for a governess wrill find this an ad. x~nagens ppotunty f dingso.The system of education will comris evry sefl ad ousanenalacconiplishinent, for which a modrat prmlu'.x'il beaccpte. Lttes,post paid, addressed to L. II. cre f Mr Luas, ibray, rundl, i imeet attention. R SMAKING, Millinery:iand Co-rsets.-ANTE D) L in arespectable established house, TWVO APPRENTICES and an IMPROVER. Those desirous of placing young Ladies in the above line, where health and metals axc strictly attenided to, trill finid thiisan eligible opportunity, as the hours arle early and the society very select. A moderate premium cxpecited. For- cards of address aPPly by letter, poat paid, to Mlrs. Edwards, 451, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. ,r o.xPAlRENTS anid GUARDIANS- WNTED, a TI out. tn,, of respectable friends anld coinnexions, as an APPREN. TIEt h tationery Business, wrhere he wilt have evem-y opportu. nityof learriznt5bookbinding iii all its branches; heiwill be treatted ais one of the family, and miade free of one of the first companies in the city: a premium will be expected. For cards of address apply to Mr. Coventry, engraver, St. Swithirs's-lane, Cannon-street, city ; or to Mlessrs. W. Pearsois and Sons, wholesale ironmon6ers, Hand-court, Upper Thames-street. T O any LADY, an Invalid, wanting a COIMPANION', or A small family requiring a coafidentlat fermle to superintend tne management of their affairs, the advertiser, a person 35 years of age, accustomed to the management of domestic matters, of an active disposition, and highly mespeetable connexions, will be found a great acquisition. No objection to the country or to travel. A character for ntany years may be had on application personally, or by letter, post pald, to Mr. Burrela, 13, Vere-street, Oxford-street; or Messrs. Eyre and Keene, 1ll, Newv Bond-street, "p0 CAPITALISTS.-Any Gentleman of known good IL characterand respectability, who feels disposedlto advance the suns of ?s,00o. maynave an opportunity of JOINING Pereons of the highest respectabIlity iramost LUCRATIVE UNDERTAKING in the country, with every prospect of large sand immediate returns: most unexceptionable references will be given bwen required, and as the parties solicit the strictest investigation they at present refrain from giving ferther explanation. Dlret,pMost paid, to A.B. 9, Wardrobe- place, Doctora'-eomnmons. t .B .~adoe FPO the CLERGY.-Mr.WALLIS, Clerical Agent. has forDlSPOSAl,nr would EXCHANGE, thePERPETUAb ADVOW- disturbed ane protestant part of the north of Ireland; the glebe consists of 700 acres, rad the income upuards of ?1l.000 a year. SONeof a valuable LIVING, most desirably eircumstanced, in at un- Apply to Mr.Walls, clerical agent, 44, Regent-circus, Piceadilly; or to:Messrs. Rtobt. lIasmiton anadCo. M0rc-?ane,Dublin: if by letter, post paid. rHE CuH-f Dfr -o, .p,y'do.berebyg o .1 this 'louse on rlerdey 'the I moon pursuan. t totbfU '!We ,the nesgdMmer W (beig severanllyTpr6prtetors- of t reo, of the said Co-ay's stock) d 4eyr u...pa5 Cout or Extsru.,Meigo h adb ald for the purps of consdrn h x5inyo alattSf 5? thr reductin.o= ae,i,tneunea h,peetS ~h Company's fund& and anoteseilafir . "JOHN B RIU RICHAItWL~ "WI,. MITCHELL; ROBERT.LLN2 _EllJ HIDBE'tT DAVID.Y.N "JOHN PLUMMER J'OHN'.li.DF "ANDREW COLVILE "JOHN IR(N "BNEAS BA-tKLY "Cel ROBE)TON' By order of tlile Court, H.' LONL D, See. West India Dock Hlouse,.'March 6, 1824. .. .! .- N. B. The chair wvill be taken at 2 o7clock precisely. GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE: ASSURANCE, COMPANI4M,'jtttIl, Loin- bard-st,reet, the EntraDceso the-Postofflee, Lon4don.' FI~E pIncIples Upon which this In-stibution. iis foun4ed TLhave Cen Caadopted after a niature investigatlou. of tha praetiee of other Offices, snd will be found to coinbine advantages not.hitherta offered hy any ether Insurance Companv. The Assured of a certain st-anding liarticippAe In the profits eYrer) Ase.e yes A _uerJ bed Capital, amoiinting to two millions secures the As. sured from the responisibulity attached to Societiew?(or mutual assur- ance. Claimants may have their demands on the CompAny submaitto to reference No charge made for Policies when the soan assuxred amounts to 3001. and upwards. DIRECTORS, RICHARD MIEE RLAIKES, Esq. ChaIrman. GiSORGE LYALL, Esq. Deputy Chairman. W. C. Brandram, esq. ohn Matn, ee.I.P esq. Row-d Mitchel.eq Sir T. Harvie Farquhar, bat onG. R.vnhaw sq. Johnn Gatrratt, esq. Alderman Robert Rick-ards, esq. Nicholas-Garry, eia. John Shore, esq. WVilliamn Haldlman I esq. NJ. P. Edwvard Stew-rt esq. Jolhn Harvey. esq. Andrew Henry Thomson, egil. George Jenner, es.-. John Thornton, seq. John Loch, esq. John 'TlWoeb eseq Stewart Marjoribanks, est. IILp. James TaIlocI, esqj. AUDITORS. Le%wia Loyd, esq. WHiiamn Ward, esq. A. W. Robarts, esq. M,.P. r homas WUison, esq. WM. WILLINAMS. qererta2y, 0 be SOLD, a DARK B~AYI GEW,bING and a T.CHEFSTNUT MARE. Apply.to Mr. ShlPIy;saddler, Regent-street. (1ABRIOLET and HORSB t`O be SOLD.9Tin ceap-ital Ccondition. Inquire at Bsxnett's livery stables, Jermyn-street, Re- gent-street. Price 120 guineas. m WO ~HUNLTERS to be SOL'D,at Mr. rH. .,born,, _A Commission Stables, Eing's-m,ews, Gray's.inn-lane. The pro- pertyof Mr. Dickeutson, declining hunting. PrIce 1.00 guineas esch. %i1TARRANTED quiet t ieo rv,ahnsm CHEISTNUT MAnE, 15 hands high, and has h-unted this season. To be seen at Morton s Ili-ery stables, Castle-street', Lelees. ter-square. TWOvery superior STANHOPE ~HORSES to ~be T DvIvSPOSED O:-.A beautiftul Dark Bay, in fine, conditIon showrs a deal of bredn,Is high cou-aged but perfect.ly temperate Iand handy, I's a goo h tr anod roadster, and a steady safe leaPer: ihansIisactrio is extremely granid. Price 55 guinaeas. 2. A, Dark Brorn ; is amost excellent roadster, has been on a Journey'. since the lst of ebur,ad performed 307 miles in the last, p, days in harneas; Iingocndi tion, and ready to go a 3ourney of aniy distance at a mint'noie Price465guineas. They are bothb war.. ranted soupd and quiet. ApplY at 16,Hart-streetwiest, Covent-garden 1LOR SALE, the TWO followingH RSS -.A _UDark Brown Gelding-, 6 years old,165hands2 Incheshigh,.mater of great weight, ean wvaik 5nmille, an hour and trot 12, anld is oen of the completest stanhopc horses sn England. Price 65 guineas, a. A, very handsome Bright nay Gelding wvith black legs, 16i hands 1 Inch high, 6 years old, with fine action, and is particularly s9teady Ini har- ness. PrIce4'16guineas. Theyv are in high condition and fit for im- mnediAte work,warranted soundl, anid a week's trial grantedIf requized. An exchange would be made for a horse of less valuxe. Any lsdy or gentlemnan who may be in want of horses to ride or drive will find. the above wvorthiy theIr attention, at Hardwvick's livery stables, 42, C~henlIes-mews, Cheiiies-street, GSower-street, Bedford-square. ItJ'ORSES for SALE, at JOH_N OS_BO_RN's ~Commis4 .JJ sion Stables. U~pper Montagu-stre-st, Montsgu.squa--I, Pair of wrell bred beautiful bright Bay edns3il lc l~egs 16A hasids 3inches high, fland 7years old, with great substance, superior action, fast in all their paces, hiighcouirage, and perfectly temnpereLte in single or double harness, anld a complete match In every respe-t : price 200 guinieas. 2. A well bred bright Bay Gelding, 16 hbands a iliches high, 7 years old, good action, high couraLge, a very tine figuiro in harness, in wthich he is very quiet -.Price 70 guineas, a. A brlgbt Bay Gelding with blacklegs, got by Stam ford out of a three parts bred ni.re, 5 y,ears old, 16 hanids 3 inclhes high, and Is very fast. Any officer in want of a first rate charger wvill find himn wvorthy attention: price 865 guineans. 4. A dark mottled Gray Gelding, 15 hands 2 inchbes high, 6 years old, an. excellent huister, and fine fencer,- welt aliosvn In Northamnptonshsire, where he was bred, carried a lady, all last spring In Lonidon, and perfectly temperate in single or double aress: Price 1 00 i;uineas. S1. A very hand some mnottled Gray Geld- in,with switich tail, rising 6 years old, 16 hands I inch hi:gh, short legged, and very compactly built, has goad action, and fast, wvith liigh courage, and temperate In harness: price 70O guIneas. 6. A Browrn Gelding, 16 handa 1 inch high, 6 years old, very fast in all his paces; he is particularly plea-sant to ride, and one of the safest hack-. neys that can he met with: price 65 guineas. 7. A Brown Cob, with browvn muzzle and black- legs, 14 han s~ IInch high, 6 years old, hai; goold action, high courage, temperate, and fast, will neither trip nior shly, and is mnaster of 20 stonehe is without exception one of the compactest that can be fud, and is invaluable. There aLre in addi- tion to the above about 90 other horses, of ev.ery description fec sale. HAETON.-T0 be S~~OLD, a light SINTGLE ~HORSE P HAEON, narlynew. Apply at M.r. Elder's, 38, Miargaret-street. ('I ARI~F WAVANTED, secondhand, a -ood modemn ~j I-IIlIT, y ne of the best makers, in condition, as good as new r nerlyso. ny ady r gntleman, having such to part wi!'th. and endng leter metioingthe builder's name and p rice, ad. dresedto r. radoc, sddlr,114, Lowver Holborn, wvill be duly attended to. 0U be SOLD, or Let on Job, a handsome light ONE.. U_HORSE CHARIOT and a LANDAULET; an exceilent coach built by Baxter; a family landau built by0Oldfield; anuelegant eabrio.. let phaetois for 1 or 2 horse;s a travelling landau, writh wells, impe-. rial, and truinks; a very superior dennet, -ith patenit axletree: they, are all the property of one individual, and must be immediately dis posed of. Applyat Mr. Edgingtloii's.6,Wells-street, Oxford-,street- PrUOBUJTCHERS.-To be DISPOSED OF, in the & -PMost preferable p art of Leadenball.market, ani old est.%blished SHOP in the above trade.Fopatclsaplto. rey2.St Mary-axe. SSEX-STR{EET, Strand.-To be SOL,by AMr. E2sSHUTTLEWORTH, the LEASE oaneclntheerful Fro fessional RESIDENCE, in complIete orer oelokig o ntan court, Inner Temiple. Mlay be viewed ittcksonywhch wivth fuIrther particulars may be had of Mr. Shtlwrh oultry. AP'TALFEH L EIE C,wt a Farmi. C _-To be SOLD, by Mr. SHUTTLEWRE aia substantial PAMIFLY RESI DENCE, adapted for a numerous establshmn,wt plessuregrounds, giirdens, plantations, shrubbery waljks,htos, grapery. fishpond, and avaluable grazinF.'farm of 116 aes,wtan excellent farmhouse, yrs apd outbuildings of every dsrpiu most delighitfully situate, withiin 10 miles of London, at otrd, in tliecounty of Herts. NMa~be viewed with tickets only,whc further paLrticulars may be had of M tr. Shuttlewortb, 27,P utr - te pssesion a emakably neat at) o;ein theha,dsoe nd pprprate furnituoe c, on,en lante man ltelydecesed.Tabs iewe by icke, , e, eets Of A gentle. Lincoln's-inn-fields. .ie~,, Queen-streor, I rELIGHTrFUL DETACH-ED RT,IENEGa. Jf dens, Hoat and C-reen Houese, on theIa Surrcy,-To b SOLD, the LEASE, with Lawn,Suttameh niture, of a delightfual RESIDENCE .r withot theelgatur Lawn, at South Laniobetb, with h' * hO5 easiraln iuaeo h dens, hot and green, houses, eoaseihousee and staln. h woein perfect order, and immediate Pb!;8ession'may be a. ortcest veiew apply to Mr. Farebrother, Ws elfington-r~Strand 0r JOB antl STAG ASESand thrs- TRMr. ALDIIIDGE, the WVHOLE or PART of a very old established lucrative anid highly respectable CO_NCERN, a shoit distance from the metropolis, wvhich is to be DISP'OSED OF in conisequence of the proprietor retiring fromn business. The stock comnprNes pal 0 welkongood wvorkinig horses, on yearly and monthly jobi. olack work, stages, &kc. The premises1, wi-th any' part of the stock-, mnay be treated for by applying to Mr. Aldr-idge, in St. Martin's-lane. U HORSEDEALERS, L`ivery-sia~bleKe_e~pers, andI Others.-To be DISPOSED OF. by private contract, a most com- Pact LEASEHOLD PREMIISES, wilth excellenit dwellinghbouse, and stablinij for 24 horses, fitted tip is the best style sodt in complete re. pair, 'vith covered shed for carriages, situate writhin iS5mInutes'wall oftlie Exchiange,.and has beenioccupied f,,r many years by- ai mnenit horse dealer. Further particular., may be obtained b~' applyi'ng to I,lr, C. H. Jenkins, surveyor, Shard's-place, PeckhIam; ~ or athl .Ce 103, Great Portland-streat, Oxford-street. I fie GREAT BAGI.T eDISPOS-EDOF,-h A URESof a HOUSE, situateU~F in a very ary nd heathy part, of enssldmofrd in cnseuene ofthepreent ccuierbeing about to leave town.ri Or te Husemaye hd, urnshe; fr 4or 6 months, or longer If wishd; tereisa oachous andstabes.Apply by lettre only to P, r Selree 38 Kng-tret, ovn tgaren,whch wvill be attend,~ Ar USTINFRIARS.~~~~~~Corrpac F~amily Resid'einZt ' A opee repair.-To be SOLD by Privatq Contract nh t :ea~.bove,'~dtes,rableDWVELkING-HOUSF,e iblysi, '~~e -LI friars, near Old Broad-street, *ell adapte fr the r ast n Austin- respectable famnily. Thehnoose cortains4excelle--et2oaml and light dressin roonis, fitted ul' wvith cony .5,,It airy bedchmbers drasveiii ntdonir, noo. ndsitig Y'Ie ,-oslets, a pleasant; r uoom, om,and sitt .oom - canighue Inioniediate possessio a -- ine, coal, and beer cellars. which iwith Particulars may be had oyaIplbe viewedt Mr.tFletcher,sc. tioneer and appraiser, 2 6, T oken'eiouse-yard nearthel Bank-r.FethraLL P'1APIT L R UDIFESTA-TE, situate in Grun.. V dlsbrh near %Voodbridie. Suffolk, to be SOLD, by Private Contract, Pursuant to the directions of the will of the late M[r. PhiUp Cutting. 'thseaetate isall freeliold,and consistsoaLasubstantia farm-. hous, brn,stale, nd the covenent outhouses, In good repair, wit 11 aces,2 rad, 1 peche, b arecent survey, of exceedlngl.y good table meaow, ad pasure and, na ighstaite of cultivation, sitatein he arihesof rnnisbrghandOtey, and niow in the ocenatln ofMr.Samel Cttig, ho wll iveup Possession thereof Cuttng, eadeler,2, eard.strer, yhowilsho,. b aplan of FIVbe SO0LD, by Private Cont_ract, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a manor and e'rceilsns re- sidence, in the most perfect state of repair, With about 5o acres_of par an padoc-,eeLirely surrounded by a high?Pr_.- r. billiard room, stud,y, c. and S fa bedrot,ms besmide,sothrs; domestic offices, laundry, brewhouse. icehouse, stablend for 0l or more horses, &c. nost judiciously arranged grounds, walled garden, greenhouse, orchard- wit flly cpledasur plainted, most conveniently aisd beautifully situated, 21 miles south ofLo don, wiheecalwne pass.f frquntY in h day to an fra. L I ondon,and Brgho orpt'hing Bogcior, A c. For further par2i- cular appl1e1icantion loeme Incttfot ltars Day, Lucas, and Parkinson, solicitors, 11 Argyll-streetOxford-strdeet. L APIrTAL MANOR and other FARMS, the greater CTithe-free, within 12 rniles of Oxford.-Shortly will be SOLD by AUCTION, unless previousy disposed of by private con- tract. sundry moost eligible FREEHOLDFAR'S, Manors, Ac. situate vwthi a few miles of Wituey, with capital farmhouses end buildingas at every description, In perfectIrepar, and let to highly respectable and substantIal tenants, presenting most desirable properties for in. vestment: altogether above 1,200 acres, of which 800 aeres. Inacom- plete ringfence,writh the manors,will form one lot. Also a maUParna atCaerhsnam,i near Reading, Berkts. Par ticulses, with plans,&c. maY bat Staple HaLI, WitneY, at the inns at Oxford, c, * of 5. W. Golhy, sesq. solicitor, Banbury; of Miessrs. Green, Pemnbestonl. sod Crawisey, solicitors. Salisbury-square; and of Daniel Smnith and. Son, surveyors and land agents, Bishopegate churchyard, London, end WYindsor, Beel;s, who are authorized to treat for the same. FREEHOLD WATER CORN MIILLS, at Longhams, 32 near Poole.-By PrivateContract,by Messrs.=DRIV1R, a very desirable and valuable FREHOLD ESTATE, comprising a capital Water Corn rfll. and the GoodwelI of the Trade thereof, most eligibly situate at Loaghain. upon the river Stour, in the couuties of Dorset soid Hants, Smiles from Poole lsacsa port , 4 miles fro Wl.mbourne 7 from Ringwrood, 8 from Christehurch, and 14 from Blandford aMn Wareiam ailt good marlket towrns. Tho mill complses - pair 'of stones, lth vel ladapted etesirery, capable of 4orking 40loadg of wheat per week, with a large and verv commodlous dWeIlinz hou8c and offices, gardens, nalthou8ejacompletebakehouse for ship biscudt applied on an -extensive scale In the NeWfo0ndland trade, eligible stables, salmon and et fishery, together Nvith about 6 -der Sbf rich meadew land. There lt a wveD-established trade attached to these premises, wvorthy the attention of any person desirous of engaging in the concern, and Iramediate possession may be had. Tobe iePwed upon applieation to the present tenuat, Mr. werryweather, and further particulars may be known by applying to Messrs. Drjv,t surveyorS and land agents, 13, New Brdage4street, London.