LEFT his HOME, on the 7th...
The Times, 1824-04-15T00:00:00

T EFT bis HOME,. on th Tth of Aprtl, -a young Wznl he is:aDOut 5 feet 5 Inches high, h- white hir, with a bck loct o11 the ieftt8ie,~heclFtd -on tai!ohve green. coat. -blue WRISte0at. 'cruOYaf, breechel; .worated.stg nltig. blue han4k&rchlef round( hi- n6clc~round. hat, With erapabatWll"~. Whoevef can give any Infornlationlby dt- rectinga.itfie-td E. llarrati, 28,'BiidkewtLtt5T.Kr4efis,.Barblcan, wvilI be REWARl)EDfolrtbeIrtrouble.. CIRAVEN CHAPL,,,near Great Marlborough-stree. -_/ -An cyveYtlsemeli thviLngalpeOBied in.thl6 plPer of Saturday Ilst relkivc ti6 the above Place ofr wor6bip, tpc .3Tanagers think - It necessary t. InfAorm the pubUi, thTough the 4amen mediunf, that the CONINJOJPHOAT1ON was. NO-T 'AUTHORIZEi1by any - on- nected w Ith the anaDkeiilt of -Craven Chapel,- and. t ey .tthix pub- liel. dleelalm St..- rOyIETY of B RITiSH. ARTISTS, Suffolk-street, >j Paliull-U Eact.-The G,ALLJERIES for -the -EXHIIT1IO anid ALE of the WmORs of llIUT-ISH ARYISTS willOPENoN Mon4ay next, tpe l9th in5t.-April 14,1824. W. LINTON, Secretaty. ' - Admittance Is. .Ca?slogne Is. - g. M;RRIMAN, Physician 'Ancouelier to the Id $iddiesex Hospital ~.and Dr. LF:Y, Physician AcncOUCelr othe Wesgtminster ioYng-Ein Hlgostlal,R wlll Tcomme2nef a5Di!.aY COUilSHf eC DIsOesO wotomen anl nlarell, on n)uu.y, m ..u ..._ Y. ,at 10 oelockl. Particulars may be learned at 'i)r. MernIID ovterlrook-street,GrOveMpr:q are taDr. Ley%%, hOUU`t-XtrQFt, B.clbekY-duares and at the Middlesex t{d?pital, Where the iectures wlll be sivefa r'H13 ANNLVrERSAtRY DtINNER of GENTLE.NIEN EDUCATED at St. 11-ARTHOLOlEW'S HcsFrifAiJ vlllbe held on Saturday. May 1, at the AThion Tavern. Aldersgate-street. President, W1ILit L^A W'RBW3,VEsgF.R.S G. L~. Roupcl, hl.D. 4 James G. S~iepherd, esq. E. T. DowYnes, e,q,. WllDiam Wheeler, esq. Biarnard Kenney, esq; I John H. Bi. Wiulllam, esq. W~Vllllm Sankey, esq. RenSatOils White, esq. Tickets, 20s. eaeh, to be ba4of Mr. Wilby, at the Hospitalt or at the bar of the Tavern, on or before Thurtdak, the ?9th of AprA. WA.LKCER WILLIA'.' WILIIY, lHon. Sec. rp HE; FOURTH ANN IVE3RSARYj DI>BNN3;! ot' the L_ UNITED SOCiE:TY of POSTblASTYRS and Othefc, interested in Lcttlnr. Horses to Hire, will tak e place at the Freenmatont' Tarern, on Wednedda5y, April 21, 1824. Diraner on table at hlf patt S o'cloek. precicely. Tickets 14s.:enelsa bottle of wine iincladed), to behad of *the stewa}ds: and at the ba-r of the tavern, The General iMeetinV forthe DesPattch of Buciness and Auditinwg Aec'oints willl he held at the bmne placel and on the~ .sime day, at whiejI the memabers and tbelt frtends are particularly reqneated to attened,..3n order that all doubts upon the operation of the. new. lawv nfay -be satiefactotiiY ex;plained, for which puiPode,the chai will, he talkenat I. lOt1 FlUTse, n.~~~~~Sc T 13CTUJRES on POLITICAiL LCONOMY:-Sevexal siJGentlemen having cxprease&a rish to hefr th6 LmCTFURES'ost -0 LTICA. EIONO?elMD irlvenat the Jicardo Institation, shoqf.old itampesnlale to attend In the forenoon, ?.lr. CULLOCH proposes. in order to awcom modate them, to COMNiEN'.F4 a CctURSE., 4; the Hall of theSeological Society, 20bi, Bedford.tret, on Tuee4ay, the s 0th lust, Tickets}..t' 20 l. e be tO,.. Thad T.,.,,tes wIll be hIven on Tuesdats,' Tbursdsyt, and Satutdapyis; and the CourAe will be concludea by toe end ofJune. These Lectures nre intendedto'preesetasYateRticald pdpular vlew of all the leading principles and conclusionsf of the sci- ence. They will be illustrated by numerois examples deflved from a careful examination of some of the principal commercial and financitl measwrts adopted in this and other countrles; and will contain a re- i'lew of the various theorkes advanced by the-most distingishbed E co- iomists. Ticketsi .rice 2L 2s. each, may be had. at tbe pla^se of L-ec ture;. or of Mr. R'f.frdson. boolnueller, Cornhlii f or Mr. .lHooldcharn bookseller, Bond-tsteet OT. IKATHERINE's DOCKEi.--A PL.6,N -STATE- DNIENT of FACTS, .provin theNecessity of Additional Wet-Dock Accommodation in the Port of London, is thii daypubilshed, prlee Is. To be had of J. M.. Richardson, CorishilL. S LADY's-MAID, a respectablePERSON, who can A be wYell reeommended,Iunderstands dresmaking. bairdresilng, get ing nP small iH\en, & ; Address. post Paid, to A.Z.411, Oxford- strcet. .1-o offlas:keeper will be attended to,. T kW. - WANtED, by a Gentleman who. has served hi's clerkshiP, n SITUATIO as COMMON LAW CLERIC, in an ofce of respectability: suitable reference-can be giveg. Apply (If by letter, post paid) to A. B. 43, ledford-roW,. Holborn. -i AW. A SITUATIR-js .ANTEMD, by a young B ?A In who has served his articles in an office of respectability in town. HeIseompeteut to manage the common lar sand understands the general business of an office. ReApectable references will be given. A permn"ent situation is wished for. and asoderate salary wvO be accepted.- Address A. Z. at Mr. Pearce's, -otationer, Piccadilly. 'jjI1VATE PUPIL.-A VAGANCY is now OPFN in I the family of a married -and beneficed Clergyman, resident wihin a moderate distance. of London. and.rwhose nusiber of pu. pils Is but fewr. ihe most satsfacory- references can be glven to noblemen and gentlemen whose sons he has educated. Letters to he addressed to the Rev. H. S. lessrs. Rtivlngton asnd Cochran's, book- sellars, 148, Strand. Lonldon. -DRIVATE EDUCATION. - In the- Family of a L married Clerg-yman, highly graduated, and living in a superior manner, are received Four Pupils. The iintruction,- as in general preparatory totheuniversity. embrices the highest classics, with a eegular course of mathematics, some of the modernj languages, and every branch of useful learning. There is nbw a VACANCt.. The terms are 15U guineas per annum - and further particulars may be known, with reference to persons of distinecton, or an Interview ob- talned. hy letters, post paid, addressed toX.Y.Z. at Mr. Banks's, 1,Con. duit-street, Hanover-square. - : -'DUCATION.-A select number of YOUNG GEN- I1,i TLSUMEN enjoy superior-domestic comforts In the fasnIly of a .Clrzyman, LL.D. a fermnile% from London, and peculiar advantages for obtaining B correct acqualntAnee writh theGreek atttd LatinClassics, pure ar;it.Wixed mathftatieW. French, Itallan, an4 German'languages, eompositton. :polilte literiture,- practical arithmetic, writing, and every other branch of eductlon necessary toprepare pupils- for the -University, lndfa, plblicoffices,- merchantse houses, or--pHivate -life. Thie plans of thix-sehool so-sucemssfully unite-.the dlligence of the teachers with the appllcatlon of theb]upils as iariabljtosteure their improvemcnz. The principli, who for many years hss eduieated SO pnopils.- has nowr roon -for one.- Terms 100 4u1nei pr lhnnum. wVith- out any extra& - Letters to A.M. LL.D. at 167, New Bond-street, will be hnswered withl particulars. pOARD and LODGING.-A private fami!ly, ore- i- spectahil4,ty ,t tihewent end of the town, are des rous of re- street, Portman -squar.re_ .r cu> t eb e OARD ald LODGINGt-A VACMNCY now iSOFFERS for the accommodation of a GENTLEMlAN and his WlFg. twvo sIngle Ladies or Gea tlemen. In a house of the first respect. ahility, where the number Is limited to three. Genteel society. and every arrangement made that can contribute to- the comfort of the inmtates. Cards ofaddress at Sr. Withers's, confectioner, Blackfilars- road. The nlost respeqtabie references will be CIven and required. Ot)ARD anii LODGING.-Th an -old established house V fgetrespebtxlfflitY,w wlreon1Y aeleectnunmbertareree-eived, VhriGoaA( ANCY (or a MIARRIED COUPLE, single Gentle- man. or two Sisters, who will be cornfortab' aceommodated oh moderate terms. ThesituAtion is very deIfgbtfult beling In Euston- square, central both for the city and weetend of the tewn. -Cards of addressat37, Lombafd-strget; 129. Strand; and at li9, corner f Great flsiasel1-3treet; Tdttenham-court-road. - OARD and LODGING.-A single Gentleman B engaged In business through the day, may be accommodated with BOARD and LODGING witha private family, in an airyand quiet situation, about a0 nlinutels 'fa1k from the Excharnge or Somer. set-houise; Society more thah enmolument being the first considera. thort, -term]s will he very -tanderate, and de,irabec to one whose inc lme- is limited, or wvishes to eno comfort vwith econtomy. er address apply (ifhby letter, post paid) tO ir. Eustace, baker, S, Smith.street Northampro;;.squarc. C NE-or TIVO SITTING ROOMS,;th_re Bedroonn, " anid a Kitchen if required. tu be LET, Farnished, 3 miles from London, ina hlghty,respectable family, wvhere thestagespass every half hour: aiPoii good pleasure ,arden. Lettersipostpald, addressed to E. G. Kingsland Postoffice, wvill be attended to. OST desirable APARTMENTS to beLET, gen- IVRteelly Furnished, In a pleasant anid airy situation, within 8 minutes' walk of the Exctange. Any genitleman wvishIng to have a comfortable residence in town wiU filn this advertisement wYorthy hisnponicee For particulars apply to Thomas Kettle, stationer, S3, Minor es, near Towrer-hill. (GUNTRY l,ODG1NGS.-TTVwo Gentlemen may be accommodated with hnndsomely FURNISHED APARTMENTS ins residence healthfullyand beautifully situate, where there are no children, 4 miles from the brldees: chaisehouse and stabling, vith the ettseoftoidrabie library. C:arde at r. Read's, parasol manufac. HFE WIDOWS of a Prefessional Gentleman, *rom otivesof ecobnomy, tis desirous of RECEIVINGQ.OtE-or TVfO LADiES or GENTLEtEN to reeidt in her Farnly, where they vwl meet with genteel soclefy.' The nost uncxeeptlonable "eferences will be given and req Fored, For cards of address appiy to ,Mr. Blaek, baker, 87. Charlotte-street, itzroy-square. or to Mr. Aldridge, oil- man, 22, Cheiiiesstreet, Gower-street. Bedford;square. rPO PLItJMBRS.-To be SOLD, an excellent CASr N MOULD, with iron pot, and a eopper east. Apply at Mtr. BlackMan's, 16, Old. Broad-street. 1i~AINTING, }OUT-DOOR WORK.-T0 be SOLD- at . nelly's, ironmonger, 10. Great Turnstile, Hlolborn. together o- in sIngle barrels, a fewz SARRELS of very good MINERAL PAINT, Icald oourl, latlely taken under proeess of lawv, and will therefore be EPOT of. MIN. gRAL WAER, *vith JACOB rUHS itiAnv'rp, Agent for tharpitoso h Springs. _SETERS FUC.~ a FACHNINGEV dItto N 1 dt terlng pe- 1 00 stone bottles, free *-n hoad at Anstverp. N.B. n quantities less than 500 b ottles, 3 per 1 ottles more, and Postage to be charged 'T' O.MILLERS, 1 ad e T SOLD, by private contrmct, TA ONMI.,l6pi of stmnes and evrery requsiee mnachinr, xeln ear tv1tageoltsly situate,gar th Londoni mi p letter,' post patd)to Mr. Perin, eniner renih IANOFo .- e SOLD, upon the most IE reasonable termrs, an elegrant assortment of Rtonewood. Plain, INOE:R ORGAN.-An Unredeelned Pledge.-TO be 5' of,0, n ecelent tossed finger L'ABINET ORGAN, stands3 7 feet igh,with andtme gilt front: the stops. are 41iapason and ltiste audveypowefnl.To prevent trouble thelowest price 4s 25 guineas. May e sen t M. Lw's, pawnbroker, 190, Hoxton, Old Town. CiHUtCH vRGAN.-To be- SLD, or.-Let on 'an 'Annuity, a modern bult CIIURcht ORGAN,. In perfect repair, of naioderate size, containing 12 MosIn including the swell. May be' vli,es~d -and partfestlars kcnowa 'at Mri. Daviss auction roores,'Rath honepla . xfbd-sree; o ofMr.Butler, 4, Hyde-street, Ulboms- PIPING B.ULLFINTCH;ES and GERMAN CANA- I NIES.-A, VONDER iIUTTEN has just arrived from High Ger- many with a fineollectlon of PIPING BULLFINCUiES, which pipe Marlorook, tie6erAuglatnt, marches, wazltzes, ard country danceS. Likewiase ea rvarle!;Yof Saxony Canary Birds, tbatlingrile Night- ingale andL . iitlarkws notes in the highest perfeetion. Are to be SOLD at 126, St. Martin's-lanre, Charfing-cro&j, opposite Chandos-street. .pO'b-e SSOLD, previous to thc 30th instant1 400 CO- kb ,' -LOUED MUSLIN amtd CAM BRIC.DRESSES, with a vatlety of white, the skirtg'of which aremadeif the.mostmodeni style! they tre -adaptedfor ladies'morning.aud ipromenadedress; with a great umniher of a lower grade adapted for hee West India islands, &c. Famliee atd merchanta vill ind. this ooportuniity very advantageous, the declining of that branch of- their business beIhg the sole cause rf.their being t h-be disposed of. Apply at Millard's wholesale and reil Foreigi i and British warehonse, lS, Cheapslde- - - rVO TOWN -and- COUNTRY-DRESSAKFERS.- L Mr. JEFFREYS informs the tade of his having finished Come very handsomerandentirelyrew PATTERNS. desltn*dforbraldirig *n 'ELYET and SILK, with Pipings. Mlr.jeffreys confidently asserts thbt these patterns. whch executed, wvill exce -any- thnigof.thckind ever,befor attefnpted in- London. Brziding done f r the trade on the mpst liberal termns. Patte-us sold, amibtraldin -tiught. An Stm- prover and ait Apprentic:e walitedat the Dresmaig--8Vlror street, Oxfor.t-street. C smaknog Wardour. - .ARENTHE'TIC S:YSTEM.-In- the Greek Key or to .XlntcrlInearTrauslatii,vhihs about to be ptblis tex-tht te pzzlng atlations of w'ords, which would tew, bewider nd cntond th lea-uerwill be no bar to lhis progss.it, is tt,4stnde tosuprsee tle se ef a granitnar, but, on the con. Irsr5 t.rdhde thatddof,more,ed3y, by first rendering the Inflex- lou of-Slp-ord fawagInthe course of reading.' It -vill then* be Iliae eiou'h~ic2V' hemby rote. 'Lessolle .niil be gtven In; the.- iIcelcn,. ati lpgpge, Qp. moderate terms, by Mr.WARN ejeqrlt he dvasteseid.rhs ti WSt erap orh