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'OTL the XsLE, or PRANC ana CaYtON, i's e1terec1 _V_ OWtd'th 511 possble de1e8atch, thei line coppered SHIP IIMANDIA. Al. tturden '370 tonsj.,GSO`RGENVRAT; C0osstolusdr4 lying In sthe City Clawa- 'saexcellet accommodiationrs for Passen- P'es or freight or passase applY tn Bockle, Bagster, aLnd Buchanan, ~ ORVANDIEMEN's LAND 'and NEW SOUTR tx .e, th ine oP~eTed SHIP PRIliCESS lying in the ~tons, JOSEPH LTH, Cromwauder_ tahitIn andHas I ieroraceommodtions for ~sssg appIuskle. Ratg3ter. and BsAchanan, 33, MArk-Ianue. BOBA unde'r engageMent to sai in March, tbO SHP Xlpo CA-TLE, burden 1100 tons. JOHN THA(KEIt, Onfudtrof theto tHeionourable Company's Service, andlteC13 7nAs bef nie Sash lylngin the East India.Export Viock. T1hI. shil) baabee nely ittd n a mnost commodious style, for the aecomme- datiOk Of Passengers, antid carries an experience suirgeon. For freightor I x-aSa~ t esrs. Itiglig, Forbes. and Co. 2. 1T anskonhouas-placCt r.,.e croznbIe. 4. Blrchln.lane; to Isbister and Uc'rslsy, II, Le,dehal.,..et.tothe commander,at the Jerusailem cotTeesouse,and ~ Litnll,s tred%; or to Ntersrs. Glefiatarcs, Drysdale, aild ~~ OR MADRA~S and BENGA-L, t_o s~ailfrom G-r a:ve s- ClIdthe5th f My,ind the Downs the 7th ot May, the tine bait HIPFARLI~~ THOMAS WEDLOCK ALDHAMi, Coxn- T'~ber1buren 50 ons; now lying In the Past India Export flok; a5ver elgat and spacious ecoqmntrdations for yassen- ~For rrelght or passage aply to Captan Aldbama, at the CT cffehus to MesS,'_rs. Gordon and Blddulh, L.nd.a- t;or Soltonrasr& lelham, 40. Limo-3treet.. lkORt -MADRAS andI CALCUTTA, now on her way Ifrom Grave endi to Portsmouth, and has still vacant accomnmo- d5tlnn fnr a I'amtllv and twro or tthree cadiets, tt,e tine river built SHIP 1CATHEIqpVE Alt, bulrden Coo tons; Capt.JOHN MACINTOSH ifor. corCommander or the Union, tn the Honi. Company's service). This Chip h., a double stern. and ver superior aeeonlrlodatiolls for M-ntem -nd arresan experlencedV surgeon. For frelVt apply t" t"" "m-ader atthe Jerusaem coilbeehouse;toeis crl, Mtclkintosh. and Co. Bi1shopegate-street r or to lsblster atnil Herslay. OR MADRAS andI BEiNGAIL, positfiveFzy ~toz~SiI fro Grvesndthe 25th of April, 'And Portsmouth the Ist of ~iiy,thefat silngteak SHIP CORNWALL, 1172 tons per register, Cs-tt. 11OGS IINoN,of the Hon. Compaly' Ship jandi late ~mmsner o the avidScott.) lying In the East. Indili Docks; baaa ter f un eckpors,Is lofty betweOn decks, carries an cxpe- Hen'es srgen, ndIs ftted In a verv superior style for the accomn- ~O&5ion f esnges, ad eqippe inevery respeCt as a regutltr In- dtamn. Fr felgit o pasageappl toMessr,s. Palmner, Willson. nad Co.:the ommader,at te Jeusaln; efrt'ehouie. and 16, Water. IOn-lb"e: or IeyBabr105, L,esdenball.etrect. ORSENM theTLO SEMPCKTwl 31leve the Cutstomh ouse every Saturday moorning, at B doclock, 'with rx&sengers anid carriages. This. vessel h,is regularly performed 7oyaIes to Ostend during this winter, against contrary'i rinds and tre. 'li"itiflT5 seits, without delay or danger, proving this mode of convey- etlre bhas advantages over every other In imint of, comfort, 'expedition, 3and safet y. A separate cabin anti female attendant tbr the Iladice. A.nother steamu paket, equal In powver and accommodation to the aThlot. will beplaaced on this station in afew Wveeks. For further par. ticulars inquire at 358, Strand : or at the general packet oltee, lO, 'Wster-lane, near the Customhouiie. N. B. Coaceler ott the ERglish nPlan mett this Packet at OiStend to ConVeY paISsengers to any. pars- dt 1-10Man1d. Germany, or Franice. OR S!~ATE, the fine copper bottomedl an patycopper fastned HIP RVE RINDEN,of ithe burden of 640 tons, inrigs bilt no fee,a rmakaby fstsailer, well found In stores of allkins, nd ay e entto ea t atrfling expenise; suitAble for the f~5s Inda orSout Ameicantrads,ad w'ell adiapted for aL frigate for tOtegllserice:C. isosen.Maser;now ly-Ing In the City-eanal, Limoeose. or frthr paticlarsappy' to lessrs. Tottie, Tabor, end o. 6 Grat Wncheterstret; o WIdle and Co. 9, 1Hart-street, ,\TEW A RGYLL ROOMS,Rgn~tet-DC h -ies'cal Patronage of His Mlet-MSrG.APLhate bon,our to "annonnee that his PIISSTCNETwl aepaeagl sbore- Ro,,nss, on Thursday. Marc2,184 Prniavol'p. ir ~ir.-M,re. Salmon. MaidameCrslr,adMs ion M. PI.R.~-. Ciienr Placei. Mr. W"elsh,r. Hws n iurd ens hester k-puillwill perform several amrdPee t hgadpao fo~.am.nucwhich are 1-lummel's GndrilliantRod,o.8,wt Orch,stra] Avce onpRnimnents, neverefomdIthsuny;ric Lo.uin Ferdinand of Pruissias Grand Qune infre. vontnr io.alh.and double ba.ss, obi gtian MoceVe Fall of Paris. Thc.econd port of the concert wivfll omnewt GrandS nmphony )Iy NI. Clementi. Leander. 'slr. NMor; Coniductr Mr. Flementi ; ald liar-P. Mr. Chatterton. The concert wvill begin at Bo'lock. rur. ther pa,riticulars will he published In ,lue time. Tickets, lOs4. Cd. each, tlo he hadi of Mnlatrr G,eorge Aspull, 18, Cork-strest, Bond-street: and at, the principal1 musir shops.___ L-D1I)DISTRICT, otherwisecald retodtrn " .il,-e.-The GENERAL ANNUIAL MEEINrG of the TRUSTEES 'I thI.s Turnpike is a%ppointed tobe held on Saturday, the 24th day of Ap Zril next, at the Pack Horse and Talbot Inin, on Turnhaoe-green, at 35.elc atno,'n. roACDITthe ACCOUNTS of the TRUST, agree.bly To the act or patrliament, called the genera tunieat t te 3d of Hinz Georre the Fourth. THOMtAS JULLION, Clerk. Brentfoa'd. March 22. 1824. " -C1,I1LDREN.-Tbe Governors of this InstitutIon are respect- in~rlnfotmed. that a SPECIAL GENER-AL COURT will be holden, irs-uat toTeQUIsitlon. at the Schiool Homue, on Thursday the 25th nt.frthe purpose,, f ELECTING SEVEN CHILDREN Into the S"o.The baltto com mencecat 12, and clo,,e at 2 eseloek pre- ,~sI.AndA tha't the ANNUANL GENTERAiL COURT will be holderion Thas-adarthe 11th of Aprl, at 12 o'clock. to consider the By-Laws of the Cbaritv, and for othcr general piurposes. JOHN HAIR, See. RO'BERT BORROIVDALEsCETOS-h R CREIZ1TORS; of ROSERT BORROWDA.LE, late of Bond. street. stiahik-c'eper. are requested to send In an account of their respective demAnnds to' Mr. J. Beales'. 16, Crawlord-8treet, Portman. e-qsa-re.twefi're the 18th day of Mlay next, on wrhich day a DIVIDEND ,ll be made amrong-st such i,f the credito,rs whose accounts shall be w'certained to be. cenrcea and such dividenid wvill be paid at the oficee es '.le's-. Jeniors knd Bolton, 4, RIm.siourt. 'resnPle, between the hor,,ilOasLd 1, on the 18th day of May, upon the creditors exe.- c~ttir'g the trust deed. Suich creditors as do s,ot reader and vtrify their ac,-osr,n, li,y the time above mientioned wIll be excluded the bneoeit ,f the dividend. I'NGLIST-H COPPER HOUSE, MNarch 9, 1824.-The .j( Governor qod Comupany of Copper Miners In Englanid 'hereby g've Oot:ee. pursuant to their charter, that a GENERLAL COURT of the -mid CO'eIPANY' will be held at their House in Thames-street, 3ondor'. -. Tuesdlav, the 30th tinstant, from 11 o'clock, in the --r-nontil Ilin the ,fternoi,n for the ELECTION of aLGOVERNOR, DEPI'TV GOVERNOR. and 'IEN ASSISTANTS, for the yesr eni- sufinr. anad to consider of a Dividend; also that the transfer bo-oks of the 2jd Cormpany will be shut on Tuesday, tbe 18th instant, :and opened again on 'Icdy the fith of April, and printedl lists of the proprietors of shareswllb ready to bedelivered, at their said bocase ozn Tuesday. tbas Lad instant. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ EVERSIOZ'[XKY I NT iT r H 5 (3OorSxTY. Ieputy Chairman. ZACHAIl V MACAULEY, WR5i. Thios. Gisborn e aigo,esq. John Mvtra,eq J' Christian Clement. Bell. esq. ThomaLs Stnoks, seq. John Cha'pmain, esq. Thomas, Vizne, eseq Thomas Greg, asq. Johin Wells, esq. NjI P. Willia;m Hevgate. esq. NIP. NVllIArni Whitmnore, Juin. esq. C.eorgr Henry lloo,er. "q.6 Jolhn WNoolley, seq. Henry Hughes. esq. Jacoh George WVrenich, ee-q. Audittors. John NWray. *caq., Alfred Thorp, e%q. Treasurers. Messrs. Whit? iore. Wells, and Wbltmnore. arSolicitor, Geor"e Stephen, eac. FThe Directors er reads' to rece'lve PROPOSALS for the SALE of EEATRIONAR PROPERTY, wrhether Selor Proa,and Policie- ,sf Insurnancei; on Lives hon-ever great the amount. Forms 7.r rmaking the proposal-s may be recelved grTatuitouisly at tht offiee of the soeiety. All apelieations by letter must he post paid. GEORGE STEPHF.N, Secretary ai,d Solicitor to the.Sotiety. 17, Kinig's Armsg-yard, Coleman-street ITY ofLON DON GEN'ERAL, PENSION SOCIETY, ~.Jfor allowing Permianent RL.lief to Decayed Artizans. Mechanics, azd their Widow's.-The %NNIVERSA,RY FE5STIVAL o1 thIs fnsti- Cation wltl be elebrated at Allilon Houste, on Thursday, the 25th of )ds.reh. 1Rtd4: His Roys's- Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. N-G. Patron. In the chair. STEWARDS. The Rlight Hono.irAhle the LORD MAYOR, Prestident. NIatthew, Wood, eaq. AId. MA.P. Thonsas Keeton, esq. ,Johns Crowder. esq. A0d. Nathaniel Leatlhes, eaq. Vr. Sheriff Laurie, V.P. I Heniry tee, esq, Cl.ee asert. esq. N.P 's'. Jh mrs iercer, asq. 'Ma%tthe,s' Aslhton, es.I Abrahamn Peell. esq. ,joghua Bedford. e3q. I dwatrd Poynder, esq. 1-lenry Bloxam. esq. I Willilam Richardson, eeq. 'wn;ltanc 1r3tdsiaw. ee'. Vincent Francis River, seq. jarins Crook, e*q. Jobn Rumsey, esq. C,eong'e Daniel. esq. .lohn Smnith, esq. ho.mas Evans, esq. j Thomasz War-ne, 'esq. Thomnas Gates. eq.. Dinner to be on table aiihai;tf'past .5 O'clock preclIely. Tickets. I s. iq,eh. mnay be had of the Stewards, anid at the tavern. 1.I. Walbrook, Feb. 28. DANIEL RIC'HARDSON, Secretary. ON DON SUB-WVAY COMPANY.-At a respectable I 14 bleeting, held at the City of London Tayern, on the 18th lireli. I112'. eons-toed pursuant to public advertisements, for thie ~pcrse of ESTABLICHING a SUB-WAV COMIPANY, to prevent the "rlqent removal of the pavetmont and carriage paths, for laying ioon -nd takinz UP DiPes., &e. : Mr. JOHN, WILLIAMS, In the Chair; Thie followmingResolulions scene movedtsec,onded, and unanimnously ~asedtn:- Tht this Mteeting bavlrnK heard read the Report of the Committee anpontedt a ublc meetingr. In December. 1822, to Inquiure Into the -pi,.s'ityoftors ngSub' wyay in London, which report Is faveurable I ~c.,lvd. That a Lonrdon Sub-way Company sthall now be formed, -1 hith a oap'ial of ?100',in shares of.?100 each, and that subscrip- ~ticon See imrmedlateIy, received f.r that purpose. IThat a deposit of ?1 Per cent. be paid Into the bankinlghouse of e.4ars Hankety. to the account of the l,"mndn Sish-way Company, ~blhiOs shll ni.t he drawn out without the signatures of three of the Pyr-iional Directors. That a general meeting of the proprietors shall bt called, as soon as '0 hatres are subscribed fr.r to elect the Directors atnd other Officers. ISfizned) JOHlN WILLIAMS, Chairman. Btooks are" now opened, att Messrs. I12nkey's, to receive the names of ___aprietor3. TDIOWS' FRIEND) and BENEVOLENT SO CIETY.-The Committee thankfulily Acknowledge the Receipt fti'h oh- IgSubsceriPtIons aind Donations since t.'lir lawt adver. By Rev. II. tludd. IT.H.. a Constable or st. op~~~ LI?1 0 0 LulkeRPariLsh hiaSbare DX Mr. Seawrard. ofra Rieward I;r assist- erDr. usdtfrey, Presi- Inlg to bring the first Id;ntQueenC'h.a b 5 I0 ng:ine to a lire In that sPrice. WIllIhim-et. atI I 0 parish . . ?0 aO Ls..T. M. In0 0) BrMessrs Hoss-e. Ts. V.uOnhoimt 0 .511Right Roii.Doq;siaer Ladyr Ire ood. Brighton a I I 0ISherborne . 20 )00 f,at the British Ceuar- R on. Eleanor Dijhy a I 0 0 dien Newepaper Office. John harvey, esq. . 2 0 0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~0I) jJhnlave,eq iiVtllington-st_ Strande. iH. L.O0. I 0 0 0 17- a Subseriber 0 0 I rg. Ann Marriott . 5 0 0 Clark. Cha,rd a 1 10I B Messrz. Hatehard aLnd Son. tiJohn Par,y - a I IilEA. . . 2 20 Is-'. John Perry,. a ) 10 CI Geo. Forbes,,exq. I 0 0 Oiajmden. esq.1am Lady Charflotte Seymour I 0 0 bnlyr sss.R,leanSos Mr. Dttos.Hthr a 1 1 5 ., ,,f an 1o9 10 .Tos aear II FsschriptIon and donatleIns vwill be thankfully received Sy the Rev. .,-Idd, PresIdelt. Bridtwell HIospital: Mr. Seaward, 134, SalIsbury- * !:walso hi the follosring hankers:-.lMessrs. Hloare, 37. Fleet- t, .: Messrs. Drummond, Charnig.cross: Messrs. Hammeralty and s. ,al-malln: Nestrsr FryandCbhapman, St. s lldred'smcouirt, Poultry ,,TS Hanker. Fenehureh-street: also by Messrs. Rolfe and Sons. C, Cheapside; and tiste. IHatehard studSon, 187 Plccadilly. OW'N> oi rnGHn ON.-Nouce is hereby given, that : the Coosmmslonners appointed in and by an Act of Parliament or Paving. l.ightln, awnd Cleansing the Towvn of Brighton, will be ;dv, to re.eeSve tenders for ADVANCING to thetn ?6,000 upon DE- r 1 Tt'RES. to he granted hy the saId Comnmissloners In suma of not thaen 1001. upon the cregdit of the rates, duties, and tolls authorlecd obe rele-cad l.y the said aet- The lowest tenders at the rate per notr;l. per annum, under 51. per eeturr, will be accepted, and to be eivered oct or before the 21st of April next. Al tendersa post paid, be directed to John Mills, esq. Treasurer to the Commissioners, Old p1, Brighton. Persona In Londor. desirous of information may p} as .Slr John Perring and Co.'ds bankers, Cornhill, or Messrs. tcr ernd Son 5. Cow per -eouTtt Cornhill, where an abstract -of the naybe seen, and A stAtement of the present debt and annual In- e of the Commissloiers. and all further Particulara had that may required. The debentures wilU be prepared free of expenseto tie nders.-8r5ihton. March 18, 1824. ILLIARDL--To be SOLD, cheap, a very good ful! ir ed mahogtny SILLIARE TABLE, with oak bed and turned . veecloth ct ions. brsses, and pocket price 40guineas To seenatIl Sherbon-lane, Lonlhard-ttreet TrA,IA.N MIARBLE STATUES.-To be SOLD, THRSE beautiftl ITALIAN MARlBLE STATUES, With edtals, ,gSe by the elebrated SchAdose. the proprty of the late Femty Ni. srtan.,e1. To be 5eec at the RoYal lublIn Sbociety House Appi made t6 Messrs. Lealey and Thormas Al68ander, old London; or to Messrs. Robert Patten aRd Samuel Smyth, apr,Ilad. >tiltJOS. REYNOLDScGainsborouTgh,VWis-n, and'Ce. motrlanld-To be SOLD, FIVE veryftenPAINTIlTGSod L'IND, t.A?gS. and FOUR DRAWIN-PS, all Wi-1ranted, by tba15 Inestimable -slt G. Ilorland. paintcd for a gentlesran, in -whoseflnily they .swicontOed to the present time. Alo 2 by 7Wilson, 2 by Gainebo. . s21 aDd 1 by Sir Jos. Reynolds. Further parVfeu1ars 'rty be 0~ (b@ prSI7te purchsaiers) by letttrs, Post paid, addressed, to A. B. .prCIs3enon51 etstoner, Lembeth-wvalI -rplIS is to give Notice,that iF PHILLIP FRO MANT, ,e formerly of Fsslborn; in the county- of Cambridge, bricklayer. dJAMES MHAFREY, bricklayer, formnerly aprenticie to John Fromnant, Fulborn, will apply to. Mr. P,aul, 52, Chston-itreet,.Somer*- towTf. they Will hfegr ofosomething to their advantage. OST,: on Sundlay IN1orning, %lst March, lin Pitfiela.- L street) a small SPANIEL, about 4or65months old, with abrsas collar, has one ited.ear, the other red and wbite,wltn a very small spot over each eye, and a large red ditto bOl the right htind leg. Ansrters to the tame of. Prinny. Whoever Will bring him to I. Habdrdaishers- lace, corner of the New Neorth-road, Hiixtn., shall be bandsomaely MEVARDED.-March 22, 1824. ISS LlINWOOD's GALLERIES of PICTURES, in- LeI&t r-qSt e,ire now OPEN, and'will. cfntLs.ue every, daLy (Sun 1sy.. lptera), frWom 9itha morningAsintildusk. AdmittanceS* Childre n Is:~e - OW: EXHIB-ITING, a-t 26, St. James's-s-treet, t-he N iesvly invented: CAR RTAGE whicah ran with the mall from ,,=ntale to London, at the rate Oi S iAiles an hour. without the aid OhOrsro steam. The Wild IninVenuis alive, learned Java Spar- rows, &c. whicli have -crefted such general admiration, and continue daily to attrdct the attentiou ot aL most nunierouw and fashionable circle of visiters. Opneyday fromr11ltillidusk. AdmittancelIs. ~ThARENTSand GUARIAS. - WANT=ED, Imeitl,two young Ladles as APPRENTICES to~ thle Miilli- mnr use;alo ain Imrvr. Apply ait 48,. folborn-kill. rp 'RENTS adGA IANS-WANTED, a T.Yout ofrsetbeconnexions, as APPRENTICE tos.a Tobacco anld SnuffMnfatrr Apply tofMr. Grant, G3eorge-street, Towver. hill. A Prmu epctd Pp0.SIOCKBOKER~S.A ~young 3M)an of hiighily -re- T.speetablecounnexions wishes to obtaIn a SITUATION as CL K In a Stockbroker's office: referemces, and security if required, -will be given. Address, post paid, to A. B. 3, Mtitre-court, Fenehurch-street. OU GLADY of respectable c nIiTi`ons7_1oTi_r A received aFood education, and Is of an obliging disPosition, wvIshes to engatge harself as COMPANION to a LADY, or as Governiess in a Family. Address, POst paid, toC, L. 32, Nted Lion-street, Holborn. A' ERVANT of' ALL-'WOR1KiTs WANTED ~in a C'.A_ smallFaLmily, wher, the washing isputitout. A nursemaid Is kept, and the boy cleanis the knives and shoes. She must. he a good klain cook, and have an unlexelptiosiable character. Apply at I11l, r,trand. RICK .-A rickaker whohas a larg quntity of 13 bIsk arth 40mile fro Lonon,close to the watteris edge. wiltCONTtACTfor he DLIVEY of1,000,000, 2,000,000, gor 3,0(1,00 f~JlUCS, ponver adantgeUS terms to a purchaser. Addrss.pos pad, o M. W Saere Soth-nd, Essex,. 710T-RAVELLERS. -' WA-N-TED, a respectab-le I.PRON, who has a connexion amongst Drapers, Haberdashiers,, Ic to take a COMMISSION upon an article of considerable con. smonptioji. Address, post paid, to A. 1D. at W. Parr's Mainchester ware. bouse, 54, Breatd-street, L'healsi4de EDI(JA PROl'ESS10.-A G nTle-man is-de- and oul adancea sm ctasensurato with the value of the pracice Th mut -nexeptonale eference would be afforded. Appl peronaly, r b leter,postpai, to Mlr. II. Sole, aLt 7. Gray's. 7I'~O MERCHANTS, Brokers, Ic.-A VA7N_T ED,]by aa J. oun Ma, aed22, recently returned from abroad, a SITUA- TION asJUNOR LERKIn a Mlercantile Conntiuighouse; writes wvell and xpeitiusl, ad I copetent to undertake thie hie!areof aseto01 hooks Secuity i requred.Direct, post paid, to t5 C. tMessrs. faten nd van's,12,llihosgate.street.wl'thin. Offlcekeepers will mepcabeniddle-aged single ZANW, wNho has ~been A ougtip to,and Is wvell acquainted WIth, the Ken tish system *f agriculture, wishes for a SITUATION as BAILIFF to a Gentlemxn or Farmier; ls'thoroughly acquainted wvith theculitvationi and maniage. ment of hops,and canbe well recuommended for honesty,sobriety, ar.d Induistry, Letters, post paid, to X. Z. St. Ma2rtin's-cotfeehiouse, St. Mlartin's-court, Ludgate-hill, London, willl meet with due attenition. 7AST INDIA VOYAG.Amdl-gdWmn Uj" whio has attended on ladles oni board shiip,OFEShrER VCES to WVAIT on ONE or TWO young LADIESgonottoIda She can have the must uliexceptIonable recommendainfo family wvith wvhomn she now lives, and has done so,atheCpaui Englanld, for mnore thani ten years, as Lady's-miald adHueepr Apply to A. D. at Mtr, Lamnbert's, butcher, Abindoste,Ws. mmlster. USDUCATION.-WANTED, in a ~respecta~ble oldd EestablIshed Seminary, near London, a young LADY, as HALF BOARDER, whbo wil receive board, wvashing, and the general routine of school Instruction, at 16 gutineas per annum. Address, post paid, to E. E. Pestofrice, South Lambeth. AlL GOVER ESS.- Ladywishs to en`gagee Dfivith one or two respectable FamIlies;,as DAILY or MIORNVING GOVERNESS. She professes to teach the Frenek and Eng;lish Ian- guages, grammnatically, drawing, slingInj, geography, use of tine globes, and writing. Latincan be addedIf desirable. Address, post paid, to E. F. at Mr. Rowsell's, stationier, Clieapside. TAILY GOVERNES. Ldy who has -had se-VcrD LP ears' experience in teachiing, lsdcsirouLs of obtalning an engage. renat as DAILYr GOVERNESS; 3he teaches the English and Frenich languages (speaking the latter diuently), mnusic, liistory, geographv, wrttisng, and arithmetic, themost unexcep~tionablc reference will be yiven. Address, post paid, to C. D. at Rticliarda's circulating library, 14, Great Portland-street, Cavendlish-square, A YOUNGLADY, wo from loss of par nts begs tco oerhrSRICES to a FaMily In want Of IC GOVERNkSS or COMPANIN, havig received a liberal education, unilted to a disposi- tioneve aniou toplease, lhopes wvith:some confidence shie would be foun an equlinonto atny latdy In wanit of her services: no objection to ravl,andsalryno object. The most respectable references cain be ive, nd urterinformatinn obtainled by addressing, post paid, to G. . 31. ateloohrlge-road, Suirrey. .REEK and ATIN,Frenh, an theMathematics TAUGHT, according to thenewest and most apWproveil methods, by a Gecntleman of experience. For cards apply at Creewell's library, 121, Crawford-street, IllontagU-sQUIlre, L'OREIGN RS, wvh-o wis to acquire apefckow ~~~~~~~ ;s IiIh cxPls Hale afs -or otf,ei brachs o sieue,ay bd accommodated as PARLOUJR BOARDERS, at n Aadey narLondon, Catrds of addressi may be obtyined at Mr.Ros'soffce,Chrch-court, OlId Jewry, P IANO ORTE.- Lady,accustomed to tuition, L wihes o ICREAE te NUBERof lher PUPILS. Reference (If equred wil begivn ton a ate fe ence. Terms moderate, eithr b th leson r qartr Lters, pstpaid, to L, G. at Mlr. Cox's, bookseller, II, Derne 8rs-tt OxfPord.triX rect, wVill be imme- REPARATION for COLL_EGE7,fOr University ~Exa- Vn ination, or for Holy orders, - A married Clergyman, A. Ma. of oxford. accustomed to tuition, receives into his housge a few PUPILS only, whoma he prepares for adMission at college writh respectability, orfrtheir respective profecelons. He has twe vacancies. Termus 120 guIneas per anntum. For further particulars address, post paid, to L. IN, Wltnev, Oxoen. LARP, PIANOFORTE, anid SINGINGA Lady, wvho has been taught by the first masters ilBocisa Caer, anid Welsh) the above, and lias taught wvitls succesa for many years in the first famrilies, to Vwhom she can refer, hiaving a few leisuire houra. wishes to disps ofte nsm aiywee hier talents would he found eirbe,bing ableto give fi nishing lessons as nlso Thiorough Bass. Terms med!rate Speaks French as a native. Address, post paid, t ..tot ecrof Mr. Chapman, chymist, 442, Strand. I?DUCATIO,N.-A lady,wliois educating th Dau-ghter pof two Gentlemen with her owvn, wishes to RECEIVE a few more PUPILS; an accomplished and experiencedlGoverness resides in the Familly of the adverliser, whose house Is delightfully surrouiided by, pleasuire grounds, and situata In the vIllage of Addlngton, 13 miles fromn London. Terms reasonable, whichinclude board, Instruction In every useful and fashionable acqtiremcnt,a separate bed for each lady, anid washing, Referenices to several Clergymen, and many geniteel farMlies. Terms may be obtained in London, at 166, Strand ; or by letjter, post paid, addressed toYV. Z. Klng's Arms, Croydon, Surrey. U1DUATLO.-AFEW VACANTCIESw~ill occu~rat the ensuing quarter, in the Establishmen t, for a. limited nuim- ber of Pupils, conducted by the Rev. JOHN EVANS, LL.D. and competenltAssistants. Terms, 40 tulneas per annum. For the addi- tional charge of 10 gurIneas an apatrtmenit distinct from the school is, assigned toeF few elde pupils, and foreigners desirous of atquiring the En-lish languaje. References made to the Rev. Dr.' Abrahiam Rees, Klnig's-road; Sir John Plerring, bart, and Co. Corohill; Sir Astley Cooper, liart, SprIng-gardens; SouthiwoodI Smith, 31. D. Trinity- equare; Mlr. 1-ildItch, 13, Ludgate-hill ; and to Professor Leslie, In the University of'Edlnburgh.-No. 7, Pullin's-rowr, Islimsgton. T R-PUL TEETGMOEoIMA - B_ING FOREIGN LANGUAGES.-.Mr, W,, Author of a. hlghiy.Rp- proved French Graminar,and patroiilzed by N1oblemen and Geiitlemen iif the hi,,bcat distinction, begs leave tii luform Ladies and (ientle. men deios efaquiring a speedy knowledge of F'OREIGN LAN- GUAGES, tht he has discovered a new and'easy mode of Imparting te, by w hic e pledges himself, In terms the most unequivocal, or he wvill forfeit all cilaim to remuneration, to teach persons of either sex to speak French or German In 3 months to read, tra'snlate, aid write correctly In 12 lessons. Appyly by letter, post paid, or personally, at 128, Strand, opposite Exeter-'change. ~I'RENTCHI I CT R .- . EVOS, encorgdb F the inqualified aeprobatico which his formner lectuercied will ILLITSYRATE his SYSTEM a third time, on the24hoMac Instarnt, at 2, 3llddle-rovr-phRee, Holborn, at 8 o'clock In the evening. Admission 2.s. each, double ditto 3s. Facts are stubborn, Those who butla fewe mionths before could not repeat the French alphabier, stuyin hi pln, ereeiible tosurassothrs hohad studled the Frenh fo yers, is mtho beig soobvous nd xplicit tha~t In compeheningShe rranemet ofoisesenencethepupil twill pos- sesa. ey o houand ofa imiar onsrntloi, ndthus obtain a faciityof cnvesatIn wich ear of tud coud nt so effectually affod hi. Freig lanuags ar tagit b nat Ives at hiome anid DUCAT, .Aa ihyrespectabeA DE , m rost healthfly and deihfly situate, 2 mlsfo on very sqelect anld limited nume oyoung GENTLME ecie h most kind and arenlal treamn,ad sare llberalsB~RE n carefully EDU ATED in everbanho a polite and liberal educa- tion, lncluidlngtlie classtcs, teFec laniguage (wvhich is constantly spoken), English gramimar; copston andI eLOCation, geography with the 'ISse of the globes3, penmanshiF, arithmetic, algebra, nier- chants' accounrs. with every ot'her use jand ornamental acecomnplish- msent, at froms 18 to 24 guineas 1?SrauknmnM, accordinig to age. A line addressed to X. V. Z. at 110, ~llosgate-strest-withoUt, wvill be for- wrarded, and receive imniediate attention. ~ UCATIONf-, from IS t W Z guineas per annum, no e"Uxtras.-At a highly respectable establisbLgd nOAYIDING INC OOt,,mo3t healthfully situate, two milles from tosvn,Young GrN- TLEMENare received oa the above terms, and educated In tihe Eng- lish and LS.tln lanutguages ramsmatlcally, plain and ornamental pen- manshbip, Arithmetic sue the mnathematics, bookkeeping by sincle And double entrY, geography, with the use of the globes. history, elocution, with the British classics, &c, In this establishment the morale, health, and general domnestic haLppiness; of the pupils are objects mf the mrost unremnitting atttention, and atre blended with the jnost kInd anid liberal treatment, the whole systemn being coxiducted by excitement and enmulatioii, without having the least reoursetto coercief5mreasures. A Ifne addLrcseed to A. Z. 110, Fllshopsgate.with- out, will be duly attended to. 'rJ~OUG GENLEMENare TUGHT,upon the unvesty frlerndprfeson, rte hgedpatments of trigoomety, snrisuatl~, navgatin, pacticl asrono y,me ewnics, hy,.rostjatls opWs o,ueo-th lbs ahtuh in a few weeks; the art of reasoning by syotnesis aInd analysis, by wvhich a masterly knowvledge of thle above sciences may 01-otamned in far less than the usual time and expense, by Mr. STAINES, who taught the mathematics 17 years in the Ualvdrsity of Camribdge and 13 in town,n to the sofia oi' gentlemen of the first rcapectabilirv in every part of town, 3s of whom have obtained the konour of wrangler, casd several are fellows of thb university. Private-tuition at 9, Fisher-sureet, Red Lien-square, or abroad. Ffi:SIRABLE E:DUC>ATION.-If boyfs at -school do JJ' not imnprove, It is generally the master's fault; parents there. tore are not aivways wrung wvhen they complain of the nen-improve- meric of their eorts. Trhere arre but fewv instances of the incapabiiity of improving a boy, if the teacher anld lils plan of instruction aire both good. Out of 30 pup (s in this school, there are not awohosemim. provemlent 15 not readeredn ece,ssarIly rapId by the p lan itself, and the superior abilities and extraw attention of th e professors emjsloyed in the eslablishmcent. But although the efficiency of the plan s such as Infalllblzyto secure the rapid imzprovement of 27 pulpIls out of 305in the acquisition of thte ar.cientand modern langulages, and all theiuseful art s and sciences necessary to a goad- education, yet corporal pu,-dsh- dilentis noteesorted Ste but in extra cases. If thereforenoblemnen, meh ber of Parliament, bankers, merchants, and professiisl gentle- men are more desirous to obtain for thlr bsons a-classical, tnathema- tlca1, mrcantile, or Polhtiecd1eation and a liberal tble, genteel assom r elates ad. kind treatment, than a cheap school, they are respectfully informed thst there will he two or thkee vacaneles at Laely.ay. For .urther particulars apply ny letter, Polt paid,- tb L. iD.vat eixcy's B New zond street; or at HonR lUbrary, 1, a ubeea treet1 Che5ps;de. fers 100 guineas per anntum; aoexetrac. V~TANVED,CAILD t6 WET- NURSFA jb&a y.aung- Vt-maried Woan, wo has a good breast of milk aud lves- in a aiy stuaton.. Aply(if by letter,'Post paid) ta, .1 L,. at 21 ~~ANTED, immediately, at -the West. enil; a. FE~LST- WTHAN MILLINER alndDRESSMAKER. None nted apply but tbose 'who r fully competent., AlIso T*o ApprAntdces-and *n - prover. Apply at 143, Regent's-street. T[ANTED, for a Youth, a SITUATION, in A count~.. w inshouse., tI 1 er-of age, and writes aL good au4. expe. ditious hand Noojcto o rtuitous service in a TeSpeCtiLbie hsouse at the fiSt. Adrs oI.S t 12, Alve Maria-lsne. W ANTIED, in a respectable Tradesmans Family v s'teady activ,ePc'rson,;froin 25 to 30 years Df aLg'e, as 7'$UASE, where no other Is kept; ahe must wvell under-Stanld the catre of chli- dren, and be wellrecommnended fromher last'PIAOe- Apply,.between the hours of 12 'and 2, St 7, Henrietta-street, Covent.garden., W il ANTED, inL ak smallt re cale faTrily,la-ERVANT Of ALL-WORK, about0 yer of ge: -;le& lsmis'be clean in herperon nd ork an unersandPlain cooklng well.. l'd-cards ofadres aply t Mr Widel's.yroer, 5, Kent-place; Old Kent- roa, o Tesdy-r Wdnsda, etwenthebhours 13 and 6. None needappl whse carater illnot earthe strictest Investigationl. W ANTED), as AP NTIC ,ia74seSt, c aR well educated Vouth of respectbe cnein,fo So y.ears of age, who ia naturally disposdtsuy l.mic p- fesien. A moderate premiumavrIllbereiie,adh ilb rae liberally as4necof the f9mily. Apply tGalaysrlleaeouse, 21, WVigsnore-street, (!avendish-square ~XANTED, in aProduce Broker's Cou),nt~inghiouse~, in wV ilncing-laLne, a well educated YOUTH, aboa1t-14 years of -age, who can write agoodbhand. No premium required, nor salary zlv,n. Applications, with specimen of wvriting, past Paid, addressed tol A. B. at Mr. Philipses, stationer, 83, Lower 'l'hsmex.atreet, will be at. tended to. 1 7ANTED, by a respectable Widow,a SI1TUA IN Was HOUSEKEEPER to an elderly Lpay or Genltlemen, or as Nursery Governess. She is follYcaPableoOf isstristetiugthree or more young children In the firstrodimellts of edulcation. The mostgatiefac. tory reference canm be giver, asto chaater snd resPectabIlity. -Address, post paid, to W. W. 6, Portsmouth.aprls ce, K .ennlngton-lane. IIANTED, a SITUATION, for a young Wvoman, of Wrespectable connexions. In a Nursery where ano6ther is kept, to attend on an elderly or Invalid lady or to walton twoor more young ladies; Is of active habitS and used to confinement. Can have an un. deniatble character from theasitnation In wvhich shi has lived 1 0 yea-rA. No objection to the country. Direct, post paid, to C.W. at 2, Richard, street, Islington.. .. W1ANTED, by- a:Youth of respectable cbrinerdong, twho,owrites a fine band, and understands Rccounts, a SITUA- TION in a Merchant's or flroker's Countinghouse, or Wholesale Warehouse. Has lived twoyearsinaverY extensive wholesale house tn the cIty. References as to characetc and abilities catn be rmost Amply produced. A line addressed A. H1 at Mr. Webster's, 68, Cole- mnan-stree.t, wvif be immedia.tely-attended to. A1XNTED, for the Parish of' Gre at J3erki amstead, VtHerts, an ASSISTANT OVERSEER, to takce the charge of the Workhouse, and who mustbe a married man, without Ineumbranee. None need app%ywho cannot write a fair. hand, are not good account- ants, have not had experience In the management of the Poor, aLnd who cannot brinig usexceptionable characters, and satisfactory refer- ences. Adequate security will be required tlot the office, and Ibea salary given. Proposals, with All Particulars, to be sent to th ybes.l try clerk of the esaid Parish. tYs WXANTS a SITUATION, as GARDENRia tNoBlemnan's Family, a young Stan, 30 yearx of age, who per. fectly understands the mianagement of pines, vines, greenhoused, kitchen garden. &c. and can have ani undeniable chakracter from hi, last situation, where he lived 7 Years. Direct, past paid, to WV.5R. 13, Newv Quebec.street, Portman-sqllfre. No offleeteeper need apply. IAiNTTS a SITUATION, as NURSEB, a gte-qy re,~ Vtspactable Woma3n, who is capatble of tAldng an infant frbm the Mou th, having been some years accustomed to the management or a nuirsery, or to wvait on,an tinvalid lady; has no objection to the coun- tyAddressb, post paid, to SI. A. at Mlr. Atl:ins's, bootmaker, 33, Norhsre, iyra.No oflieskeeper neadiBpply, IIANTS EMPLOYMEN'T, in a Shop), Warehouse,, W` Wharf, Factory, or any other station, as PoRTrER, where he caLn mnake himself useful to bils employer, a youing Mian from, thle couintry, of sober and regular habits. High wales not so much hisi obeta osant employment. Direct, post paid, to T. L. 53, Eliza- beth-street, llack'ney-road. I ANTJS a SITUATION, as GARD'ENTER, R.a -Marrie-d WVMan, aiged 30, 'who is perfectly acquiainted with his business In all its varion, braniches; likewise a general knowledge of 2gricultufal concernis, and who is fully disposed to relider every service that may lay In his power usefuil to'his emPloyer; he flatters himself that his character wfill be found such as what any nobleman or gentl4man may placeconlidenceln;Is a native of the north, atnd has no objection to goinig to any part oft the unirted kingdom. Address A. G. postoffice, Rethnal-green road. No officekeeper need apply. A N ERRAND-BOY is-WANE,a es~ ir J_JandFieI&'s,1ill, Strand. Hemusthva excellenteharracter, wrrite a tolerable haLnd, and knowv the town el A. NNU1TY.-WVANTED_, ?9_00, -on ~the most uecp L1A. tionable personail security, anid for wbiciza liberal annuity wlill be granted. Apply by letter, POst Paid, to A. 2. at the porter'si ldge, Furnival's-lnn. WATD to RENT on LEASE, a large 11IOUSEZ, for a respect- abLe YugGentlemetn's Academy. Th'e house musnt be In good re- arwihconivenient outhouses, large garden, and abeut 111 acres of l~n,at from .5 to 10 milles north-east, north, or north-West of London. Address full patrticulars, with rent, &C. Postpai)d, to A.B. at Mr. Wlison'g, bookseller, Royal Fxchange. AS a n I NDEf,PEBN DEB NT FR IEBNrDan d CO-MPAN-IO-NT X to a Lady of Ranik or Fortune and respeetaibility.-.A Lady wishes to sne vlth a, SITUATION In such a family. atid to be received as An INDEPENDENT FRIEND) and COMPANION, to effer a full and libe- ral remuneration for her sOjOnrnt,to Pay all personal and lindividual ex- penses, whethtr resident or In travelling, and it' is presumed will be found adesirableudncLsefulfriAnad, Most s~Siuscatory rererences will 17U!R~NISI-IHE) APARTiEN'rS in S-urrey-street, Stad, (not~ aodging-house.) consisting of a first floor, with ote cneneces. For address apply to Mtr. Htoggns, 14, Howiard- street, iNorfolk-street, Strand. 0 S IN G LE GENNT L MEB N,I & c.-To- b e L-ET, a T genteel FIRST FLOOR, Unfurnisihed, wtith attendance, &e. within 20 minutes' waflk of the Banik. Por particulars aLPPlY at 23, Spencer-street,_Northampton-square. 7P1ARTIMENTS, for a single Gentleman, newly and t1.genteelly Furnished, to be LET, either oni the ground or second nloor,in Euston-place. New-road. Mos-t respectable references will be required. Apply IIf by letter, post paidi to J. W. Mir. Jeninings's, baker, 42, Jtdd-street, Aruitswiek-square. A PARTME NTS to be LET, genteelly Furn~ished, o-n 'I moderate terms, Co ons or twvo Gentlemen, where everY attent- tio~'nwilbe paid to their comforts. it consists of a sitting roomi, with one or twVo bedrooms, in a pleasant and airy siftuation, central to most of the public offices. Apply at 1, Tysoe-street, Wilmington- A PARTMENTS FURNISHD, near thle Puiblic Of- flee, Ntioal heateo nd ateloo-bridge.--A single Gen- tlean f rguar abis ay'e acomodated with an airy BED- ROOM,commading viewof th Thaes, &c.: and the use or a sittng oom ithpartal oard onreaoable terms. Apply at 123, ~ S INMATEin a genteel Family, oil a liberal plan, pos;t paid, to P. P.I'roen otfie 1,Ofr-tet A SINGLE GENTLEMAN May be acconmmoFa_ted-with genteel FURNISHED APARTIMENTS, consisting of a drawing roi,m and I or 2 bedrooms, in a small respectable faminly, where there aLre no children. The house is cheerfully situate, In the New Kent- road, within 1 mile of the 3 bridges. Terms ivlll he found mioderate and references will be exchaniged. For caLrds of address apply to Meesra DavJdge, 40, Friday-street, Cbeapslde. E LEGANITLY FURNISHED APARTMENTs -to be AijLET, at the house of a single Gentleman, in the neighbourhood Of Bedford-square, on very reasonable termis, consisting of a spacious drawving room, a chamber and dresslirg room, and accommodAtion for a serv-ant if required. The furniture Isnewv,and0ofa3superior descrip- tion, it not having been contemiplated to let the rooms. There is a handsome stone staircase. For particulars apply to Mr. Watkins, 10, Museum-street. Bloomsbury. LiNFURNISHE'D APARTMlENTS to be LET, in tile iwmediate vicinity of Grosvenor-place, and within 6 minutes' Iakof the3 parks; they, consist of the following room,! of the first description, and may be had either together or separate, aL drawing room, a dining room, a side room, with water closet attached, 3 bed- rooms, a kitchen, a pantry or scullery, with 2 cellars, and other con- veniences, at a moderate renit, Apply to Mr. Baker, corner of Upper Eaton-street, Plinilico. PURNISHIED A PARTMENTS.-A private Family, -A: havinig a house too large for their own occupztion, wsould accom- miodate one or two single gentlemen or ladies, or a small1 family. The premises are genteelly and commodiously furnished, And mnost de- srbly situate In the neighboutrhood of Brunswick-square. Every at endance would be given. The family consists of aL gentltman and his wife. Terms very reasonable.' Cards of address at Sir. Harris'% 3, Kenton-street, Brunswick-square. Apply (if by tatter, Post paidi to X. V. n,nOA RD and LODGING.-Gentlemen may be accom- mnodaited with the above In the moat liberal mnanner, at 1 gi ne e ek h oit s genteel, the situation airy-, tund wvtithin 10 minutes' walk of the Exchange. Cards of address at 14, CartlmusiAn-street, Aldersgate-street. G[kARD and LODGING W%AN`PEDy, f~or a young B Lady, in a respectable fasnily,where there is cheerful society, In towvn: 551. per atnnum iwill be given. The advertiser wivll furn~ish her omis bedroom. Letters, post paid, adldressed to S. B. 3, North. street, Finsbury-street, Finsbury-square. ARD and LODGING.-.WANTEFD, -by -a ~Lady, Bwho will provide her own bed and bedding, BOARD and LODG- ING in arespectble family, wvhere thereare no youngchildren. The terms must be moderate, and the bedroom airy. Direct, Post Paid, to A. B. 30, St. Jamies's-street, DOARD and LODGING WVANTED, intievciy BLPof Kennlngtor., WRIworths, or Lambeth, about I ml rdahl to 3 aie fmtebigs o young Gentleman,iagetl family, where there'are no children: Lambeth wouldbepferd Address, potpi,wt articulars, to J. A. it. at Mirs. Srels ot office, Wabsuttree-walk, Lambeth. J:OARD and LODGIN`G.-A Clergynan's W~idow-,of Bhigh respectadbility, havInaic nelegantly furnished house, in one of the lrst streets attChewiestend of the town, wishes to accommodate a Gentrefman and his WVife, or a single Gentlemani, wkith BOARD and LOnDGING, an-d a separate sitting room if requiired. Address, Post paid. 11 7, Great Portland-street, Oxford-street, where the address caals- be obtained. O R ,&c.-Onie or Two Ladics m becconlsno- B datd wil' BARD,&c. t a adie'School mtefo Hyde, park-crner,at 40.guines per nnum.The hose ismost elighit- everyhairhour n th day For ardsof adressappl atlessrs. Blac an Youg's bonrselers TaistCk-tet Cvn-aden; or D OARD and LODGING.-A Lady of respectabilitv B wishes to receive one or two LADIES. as INMATES. Thb situation anibSouse Is Peculiarly desirable, with society highly -select and cbeerful, and every attention rendered conducive to domestic comfort. Satisfactoryreferences given and req ire . Car4s of address may be had (If by letter, post paid, to C.A.1 at Messrs. Butler sid Gale's chymists, 27, Judd-plate WVest. near St. iancras church, Ne-Troad. IOARD and LODGING, in the Country, WANTED, B for two Gentlemen, in a respectable fanily, where they would meet agreeable society; distance rom town 5 to 7 mlles;: norfh uest of London wvould be preferred, but no objection to Surre- *tbling for tvo borses requited. Letters, Vost paMd,. with real name antd address, and full particulars as to situation, numbherlmr family, terms., &e. addressed to A. B. at Mr. R1ayson's, glover, Newman's-row, Lin- coln's-inn-5ields, will be attended to. YPGARDING-HOUSE. - A large and handsomely " FURNISITED CHAMIBER Is now VACANT for a Gentlenian and Iiis Wife, and also a Chamber for a. single Gentlemnan), 'in a el established, airyz and- commraodiuus houwc, where the table is, liberally supplied an_~ the societY 15m5ite4 and highsly respecteble.l1 For a permansady the terms will be very mnoderte, and the esta- blIshment, both ap to Its situatioin and errangesnentr, offers-the adYantage of adjeseney to the- publie anlsemelstS and- the, enjoy- ment of societys at ass invnltely -lsa ezpense than hbusCeleping or providing In loadgngs. Foicr ers apP1y to-Mr. glugsanls, 14, ilowrd.I streset, lorfollk-street, Stran1d. - - -