WANTED, in a small Family...
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lSan t'Damvily, a steadyMan,agedabout veB,d EOOTMAN, Who entirely understands. the liusiness ol rfndoor'frtvant. where 01. ne is kePt. At least one-beas's .cha. dress apply to Mr Trner. butcher, uty.street. St.4Jamea,,- WANTwEu, a PAfRTNMR, in the wholesale and retail r Oil and Colour line, who can command a capital of 1,500L or ,,ore ifrequ red. capabco talcing an active part In the lslness and to travel occasionally. SatisfaCtory information may behadonapply Ing by letter, post paid, with real name and address, to F.-. .3, Old M.ge S. P'aul's. MTANTrED, .a young Personl, as FIRST HAND, to the l 'aesmaoltng. Shemustporselssa thorough lcilowviedge of a 1gtrpectable businessraned lh:tsvegvedsomatlime In a simliar situntion, Arespectale referece muategvn.Lkws a.Day Apprentice, with whoml nro prentiuns Will be r equired, but wrhose conneidons mus; berespectable. Address, post paid, to A..B. I, Princes-street, Caven- 'IWTAN TED by a respectable active Person, a SITUA- TIO;N aR COOls auwddtOUSEg2FEPlR, or as good plitn Cook, In a regular fmialy sh sdrtnsher busizess and the manage- nent Or a fAmily e likewse pickJing prseeving, a nd the curing of bams. tongues, '&c wouldpraferthecountr, havIng been most used to-lt. anhareanndenjablecharacterfrom her last place, a atSlrtamyi town ofthe irer resecabi5sp.Addre sspostpaid, to E.V. a,t3r-, Ra.ctalrs,esoga.BrderWI Pimil 'A.TANTED; immediately, in a respectable Establish- rnent,a nl,lostcthire, a genteel well educated YOUNGt LADY, sinS under 20, who understanne music, writing and acecointq the ote e.if the xlobgs,.3nneedtlework. Also at young Lady,as 11,51' Boarder, abou l4~ar~oagLThercarealsoTwoVyacancles, elwrhte ithtlon F of parents from the high character of the establishtent. ot whic unuesion~l~testirronials will be given. Appy(ib Sll pc'st paid) at 19. Seymour-tplace INoegh, Euston-suilavre. WJANTED, it3 a respec:aile School, in Hertforrlslhire, abot t l2to ilesfro tow'n,a YOUNG PFRSON. wvho Iq fully euereNarIC-t Intu. te on ales In nteedlewtork, both p lain and r.zatred, ta orsted wortIinpa rrtcular. As needlework aloine Is re. irtdo ait i r ested thelr hant thosendieY will answer this advertisement 'Wk Trill coanside the or n omfortable situation as a sniffi.i c-nt recompense Apply byletter, post paid, to Mrs. Watts, ladies' 2chol,(] 96. St. Matnsln,Cnig-cross. 'iMThh TED, by a Person, 21 years of age, andl of the ESSthighest b respectbility, a SITUATION, as NUltSERRY G'YERN. FSS to takethe rrentIre charge of her puptls, aind tihe c-uttinig nut anld ':aingther desss.No ohiection to superintoend tie domestic coii- cent ofa smll MAmiY, and would feel a pleasuire in rendetring berseif user fy itds (tinetmenital. The advertiser muner. t r oteaehthe nrench, anguage grammattIcally, the rudirnenLaz of t'tanyesr. bi5OiT,eograhy ritn, anld aritljiuietic, having for hraave uneYYdaheldniable artttatlos in famnilies, front whorn she can rfereonlmnenrda ttioiAu,Address, post paid, to A.Z. at Mr. hariss, iosksllr.corneron St. Paul's churchyard. WAI;r^rS a SITUATIO)N, as GARDENEIR and LliF,ortarxdener and Gacoekeeper,or In either of the above e%~itis. ma-tId aln, J3 years of age, without inceumbrancec snderstsnds thte imanliageentet anid breediig of all kinds of stock, and ,-adeung n ll ts arous branchesa, atid Is a good shot. C'ai have,a no character from hisA lst plce. Address to W. i.at Mr.F6lwn'ard's, Jtsssvel.hii,nea it riseY, Mitddiesex. All letters to_ be Post paid. 'ivANTS a SITUA/ION, a respecitable mliddle-agedl Xv~0MAN, asCOOK atnd H4OUSEKERPER to a Single Gentle- l an, Widower,orrepeentuble Tradesmtaa. Caxbewell recommended frmte gentleman she last lived wvith twvo years anld six mouaths fiii se saint capacity. No obJectioin to the, Care i,f a i-ouse where there .,re only clerks artd Wteholnsernen. Address, post paid to A. B.-at Col nftrewacppnet?eidl'cep2,jChrisropiter.cnurt, St. ?lartil's-le-grand, mO *-lOT?lEL anti TAVRRN liE 1Ei'E S..- WAN'T'ED, by a tespetabl Persn. ;30 yteartsof auge,a SITUATION A-BAR be eistu if nired. up to th buiess: good secrt cat enAif; he irrired D rec, pogtpaid,R. 8. 9, Areher-street, Hay. 'r E.ADEALERl'5 SHOPMfAN.-WANTED, -lb a con- IT. f1dentfal qltuaticon,a YOUNG MIAN, oifsonic addregs and experi. tice xto conduct an establihmrrent under the directioni of the principal, 'with a inapectofearlynadvnitage. Apply to Mr. James Parle t, tea. 3man. 3, Fleet-manrker, near Rkinner-street. AV.-NVWKNTED, a SiOAVrTiONV, in a re.spectable ~j Atrorney'sOfflce, either in town or country. iTlle advertiser ihas been 5 year" In in offite of extensive ibusiness ini i.odoo, anti 3 rears In the country. llncxqtiptionabi, references will be given as to eharacter, abilit. &C. Add . at lldyard's, law stationer, PoppIn~~~~s-courr, Fleet-strLeeet.ig s r po IRONM(NGERS and Others.-A young w AN, hgt ,ed for aShIo tATION ono1adtGteend lii an l ItNMtINGEits SHOP, nisxie himsxelf usjeful.uaK oldr ein anrs' other situoatlon *wherehe could 1.ird-strcL dress o J. M f , North Audley-street, ox. 'I'O the FA(ACULTY.-A lucrative PARTN:ERS`SHIP manybe OBTAINED, on easytrernis, byva Meidical Gentleman, siocan comnmanid 4001. or 5G0I. provided he 'has no obj ection to be c-ue,erned in a patent medicine (f .established repuitationi and Con- riderable profIt. Applyr, before .3 o'clocl- at 34,G enqur, aniy A k Rspectable PERS(N wishes to meet withI a ew famillies w-ho may require her ser-vices in thbe DRESS- ~ XRING' BUSINESS aLt their owni hornes: wiould tinot obsjEct to aassIst rrtOM,E;RC[IsANTS.A younw Malln, wvho has hatl a I, u busiessD o Co It, iira w ercanTie i:out Respect- Vle reference can be given AYLPItPe ads d, to ta.D. A, lstet. Cmrip Upperae Crll eave tie d.sto.t itrysie LIE HUNDREI) POUnD SIX IVNI)vid -~ PONDS WNTED by wy ofAn knoryledgeye chent Fclro au . Ti, be secured on an Ttil:cnr f o fe r (3f,SrEnKalof EtwEEnR,001. and 3001. a Year. Respectable olicitors h l e treatdwh,bt i,,itney ageint need apiply. L.etters atd- dressed ti A.B. hyeciehue St. Paills, and post paid,williameet due attention. &- LIT'ERR GNER(NTLEMEanorto(athr.A'I PeSo i[~~~~~~~~~~~~~rv A.. about tocnmce th e l.oase Bf idivida1al aba Pca l om manm d abouti 5.0001. has ett opportunity iii neost advantaeul n emnnl tpo-n h aetmsm trell estatilLse tdlcaiepbiain.tatcl ilb givnen b-c address-ing, post paid, with relnm,t ..a h hpter c,,f- feehOuse, Pftterrnoster.-row. pc A E W i themf Coa5E l1A - F?9 Tra&ade,-A Lm1r, C opotuntyofer- fr he Introduction of any gentlemanl ht , s n a h iubls . c o m ma n d fr o n tch l 0 t o e3 ,0 0 0 1 . t o a s h a r e tf a w e ll ns t a - bUsbd cal usiess,uniing frm is locality, the great advantage of the enerl whrf bsloea Th raId Increase of trade anid im pniis-. t-et o1 tenihorods t he Inlitdu-emtent touadroit a partnier. hemost saifcoyrfrne Ii be required atid givenl. Address cotporicoars po t aid t oA. 12 Cnnnon-street, City. NGLS anisE H.A rn- Pr'otestalit Cler- gvmsn, In order L o become master of the Encglish lanigu age, tsiahes to be admitted luto Vtprijvate faimily-, residItig in cttwn, w1here be would be BOARDF~~,and LODGED in exeha,ite for lessons !II ani c~ent Ianguavgss, Frotenh ittiklianl, pure and applied niathriioitie4, tf aniy oth.er part ofagoodn'ud lit,eral edtta,tltmnr. Numnerous ant(i lulist ri,ipectable ref,se-encos offered. Apply by letter, to X. cir fitMe..r's. PBoseiyxnd Ssnr. foregiri beiokselner-s, Broad-street, City. T ' (J USE1K BEEP-E-R-, La dy~` h,% o Nusry Go- J-...i. terness.-A Young Worman, of ighl repcable character and vanne,xieong, who hans lately relInaquIshe a hsalishment for th0 LdA.ration of young Ladles, is desirouso [ IUTON Inita Noble- ai~'s or Gpnftienan's FamlIv.-ts HOUSEKEP r iLADY'a-MAID, .c- would undertake the Care antd Education of Two or Three Cuill- dren from 3 to 5 year' old. She willJ be founid fully competetnt to the t ities of e-ithier situzation, and anxious to discharge thiem to the siari fwttion of lieremployer, Addreq.s, post paid, to, A.i, 14i, Upper Dotris'- 's-rett, Kenning-ti,n-cros:i, Lam beth. E%MPLOT',%tENT,%?yofnn Mlan, 27 yeairs 'if age, Who wivshes to rtakage himself as FORMESfAN or LIGHI'PORTER toaWine-merhalit: ha~s Ilred as forem,an 12 years in ,uie of the first houses in. the trade. and c,an produce, an urndessiable clharacter austo hionesty, sobriety, and :rtirirt- that trill entitle him to the Praise of aniy person %vt im',lay 'cish to emiploy hiim. Has nio AtJeetion to engage wvithi any gentlemnal, .icher in the above oralty other capacity, asq lie can aitid is willing t,o l~sehinmself generally usefitil ti his eniployer. and canl write a god itntd. Letters addressed, post paid, to 0. F. 25, Anchor-street, Spi t)all- Lelds, will be immrediately attenided to. HOS n REMISES, fit for a matiaufact,iring uies i h psisitof r. ame~s,Wesrtminster, wrill lie treated withOltPiiaii Y.v ette, tist pid, o J. II. IS,. Pair-street, Fioraeldoe ~he p res-s n o par icular as to situation. -l iO O gh 3ECK HAM, Surret:.-TIhe Lease of a goodI PAM -IN LV y HOUE, ts ompet reair toheDISPOSED r ' 6F` erm5 eas. Meetver low Posesson lay iebad at Lady-days- A:qinqe (r if Iroers,.Pee Irun ad uteor,2,Cannon-street1 r,t'e~ofir.;tIould, ~'-XTEN IVE PRMISES,in Fle tyestree Tcl obe LALE. o th LEAE t beSOLD ofThIEE OUSES, with i-ne ee~muncatio, on he souh sid of Feet-sreet,Suita'ble forila ~-in-nirchar, uctinee, bokseler Iromoner,or anly cotl- c.-r re rin~rr-om Fr frthe paticuarsappl toMr. lBsidwis,, ~ desirable LEASEMOtO COTTAGE, I anda bot 1 acres of neowld,sp agodaren, orchard. v -id other conveniient oubidig.Fo o SaUgeihho"sse t - Mr. Roblias, architet 5,TreCow-qae Suhaketi,esr E le hours of 10 and 3.svez PPER GOWKER-STREE,B mflt.sur U LET a larg lmoiisFML g1g~E i.~p ton er-street. i eI eln ear n fwihimdaepss-s~, 2 tay he had. Fratclr pl ttehue saoe rt n'erers,11 , 113erAlacsre , e(0sgalon. Furnishe or UYnftirnished, on moeteersth PPFR PART ofn HOUSE situate inrbe bes.t parto l odret a 'Imir.ably calculated iorainirv-te residence or foragetlbsis. Particulars of Messts . BrnookS est ate age u tcs, 2 3 O ld ilnd ire . Residence,irithiorarithoutthe mod ar t ire.-To be SOLT), by Nlessra. BROOK oF adaporaeFri Y'REEHOLD HOUSE, in perfect re air,IcOlBodsrt,tcail lated f`or an MI. P. or moderantesize famlo ocqune me &<te P-sessiniaf required. Further pariuasndcdstvewo B4srs ra oor,. es ate agents, 225 ,O l ond-tre ---t. ERTS ner Cethnt,l~ ile'frm London.-.To be LE,h'SMessr. BOOKS, of old lBond-sti-ect, a genteel de- Sachd REID NE, isth lawsn, pleasure ground, excellent Walled yarens ceebbuseand stabling, and about 6 acres of irneadem land, 1'b hose ontins4 servantm'bedroomns, 4 best bedroonms and dress. Jog oom, diingand drawingrooms openling to the lawn. aandusua:l offie.,.N. B Houds In the neig,hbourhood, Fall partileuars and esx,. o s e w f Msss. B ,lrooks,esta'te agen ts,2g, O 8ld Bi onastreet. - ~ ull anoune, hatthey have Instruction., to LET aid -SELL resera noleMAN.IOs,Furnished and Unfur-nished, In enviable .'tuation adpe o ailies of rank. Messrs. Brooks hav.e also to in tiieirWi5h~~~~~~~~~~~t tei '~Q'OGEN~'LEMEN iclitlerlto BUILD.-'rn h ulted" S ~~~ frerecting a RESI_ all utblldngsnowerected, large: walle gardn, greehous llh2pods.orchrd.Ivell Planted 'with trees ill no me4o~, tthe O~acre, ad wih o witout16 acres miore of fre, ad nly6 nils fomeiterend of the rme. tvooli. ppl t Mr ?rcktt.suveyr, lihgae,and 41, Cactle- Qz!Y a wd ell sis c tagle 7-obLE,cm bsie-greafuntsly FDWihdwihZMueLLING..HGand larg room, awing roonm anw ech,, ~ -Ednit ?hdoiaOThe2do6ris-rk ithesi sbelry ,.sa3e4 ndnr' Othler inteeebestr con-eOditioin,ad itted upo -3V2tl wsater, un ikt oVII-apyt vr.iewnapply For L furtie, PCirtcupr 00R.NWAL an(~~~6 an lrg ctheLIEn, k. h wslei TA_othe be odt p ihtyt c-oinet an Wnotn, anecesaryu (d c"ri ei onrnecsFrfrte atclr eDISPeoSaed O bnd Prvto anyontat afetA ONENi withI avl good grden, an albout lOtrs faa ndmaowln bletter free or toa Mrg.. Bobett~s Iuzs4MLds LonionI i.Ci,a?eAOel rgey o,~~ WAIT1lMA%k ayor. A COMMON COUNCIL, holIden?n'the Miber Of i-IL the.GuUldha tof. the-Clty.of LonGon, on Thbrsda?Y the 12th of ebruiLry, 18S4k Remodvd,, That It appeats to this Court, that Coela-impsrted Into the,portorlondonrrerub5eettoLa Very heayy tax of 9S-4d. per chal. drou, aiid an extra tid, if 2mpoStd irbm NewrcaastI, making,together 9Y. tO. Pier elaldron. That coals Imiported Into any other port int Bngland y a.t the highebtartea tax of6i.6d. per chaldfon only, aRd In tne pTrincipal parts of tic country they are stubject to no tax whatad.ver. Tht thepoerand Industrious hodtselFepers and neeha- nice residing in and nepr the metropolis during a severe winter, atnd from contrarYi winds, are stlbject togrcat hardships frots the high PYtice of oals. That they feel It their incumbent duty to state to the iegislatu e the present burdensome and oppiesslve nature of the tax, and therefore that a petitlon be presented to the Honourable the House of Commonis from this Court, praying s,ach relief as to the Vis- dom of Parlaunent maySe3u meet. WOODlTHOltPit. WAITHMAN, MLayor. A C(OMMON COUNCIL, ho1den inT'the C,zsTber of 1 the Ouildhall of the City of London, on Thiirsday, the 12th day of February, 1824. Resolved. That it appears tothia Courttbat a reduction of 1s. 6d. to 08. per chiadron has taken placi since the cessation of the wvar, in the price of Newvesstle coals, artheshipping port; but, that no such redictlon has taken place in the price or sunderland coals. That, taking into eonisideratlon the above reduction, as wvell as the repeal of the war duty of Ss. 2d. per dhaldron, togetier with the very great reductlonl wlich there huh been In the value ot shipping, the eost of provisions, anid the rate of wrages, no adequate reduction appea's to have taken place Jn the price of coals in the London mar- ket; where, on the contrary, this important necesairy of life has, at various recent periods, mainitained nearly the var prices. That the report of the Coal and Corn Committee appears imierely to represent tihe eorllictirrg opinions of Interested partles, without sug- gesting any other remedy thait the appointment of 12 atdditional nmeters; while it Is clear, from the returns annexed to thelr report. that sueh increase would be perfectly luadequate to the removal of the evils eomnlainied of. That the report of the said Committee states, tiat the prlces of coal in the market do iiot appear to them to be excessive; but the Committee do riot state upori wvhat grouiids trley have come to this coneltiston;- nor does it appear to this Court, that tire Conmmuittee have considered, or inquired from any other parties than the onriers of the very ships engaged in the coal trade, wrhat effect the reduction In the value of s8hippon. it-ages, aiid provisiozs ought to have had oii the price of the article in the London market. Ta.t it splcenrs to this C ,urt, thlat the sole use of a piblic marlzet, supported as it is at a great pbliic expense, is to guard rhe eoirnmiiiiity ngaatnst tmposiu5onl, by securing anrorrgSt other things the siupply of ne ma2lrket at tire truse arid fpair va!ue of the respective kinds of coals, withl a reasonable profit to tire7 denier; anid that, if this prhielple were atetd uponl. it *v inid be tlie obviouls inuterest of the coal dealer to dnutain, and therefore rue wou(ld be able to sell, his coals uponI rhe msost I rn'derare terms. That a practice has prevailed of coal merchants and faetr,rs beconm 9ig themselves freigliters, whereby noiiilnai or fictitious bargLilins are niade betwveeni parties actiig in the douible chlarateter of.buYViY '- seller, ny w ch sl1e3s;r icessive r i. to the malil- fe't in`ury of the lower classey;anid of others who are obliged to pur- chase at a season wiler; the denid very mucb exceeds the qtrauutity Whrich, upoir tie parliamentary restriction of 42 arid a half chaldroris per day, can be delivered by thepresenit linited number of ruerers. That it appears that the pliblic are openi to impositions liy reason of thie Precise description of tre coal not being specified In the land coal nieter s ticket there being, for instanice, 12 or 13 sorts sold under the dellomiliation of Wall's Fnd coals, tbe priees of which vary from 10 to l6 per cent, ; by wvanit of wvhilch sufdlelent description Ii the meter's eti et, thedealer has the power ofselling eoal o the lIovest value at the price of the highest, to thie nau.ilest injury of the public and of tie lair tradei That it appears that slips hrac hind to wait 10,12,14, 16,and, in many cases, 18 days, for ineters, iii consequtence ol tire truniber now appo nted being so Inadequate to the proiaPt diseliarge of the ships as they itrrive, wvinleh detentioj, oiccaslening, as it does, ali extra ex. peilse 0o 41. or i1. per day to every ship so detained, necessarily adds rai) 3s. t.) Sd. lier chaldron to the price which tire piblic must pay for s,uh coials; involves the dealer In thenece.ssityofk eeping a larger establishment ofcraft, arid a larger stock of coals adi.at ; and creates an apparent and artlficial Scarcity ot the article, wuhen, In fact, there may, :arid frequentlydoes, exist a aurplus supply, though owing to the abovesrated causes, tie same catinnot be brought iito course of delivery , anld ias, in fact, little more effeet upon the market than It would have if the coals still remained in the pits at Newcastle. That there otiglrt nlot to exist any delay In the discharge of shipr. colnl irig Into thil port with coals, and that therefore there cani exiatno reas mn why the number of meters should not be increased to such extent as ivill best enisure the imniediate delivery, provided such in- crease can ie efrected without imposir:g airy lew chnirge upon the pub- lie, and without red;ieifig the emolurents of the meters belowv that rtle wbhichi seenilslilcely to inisure an honest anid faitliful discharge of their dutie. riat from tire year 1800 to the year 1810 the meters did liot ear-n witoi thanl 1801. to 2001. per iUiunI each, though tihe prices of pro- visionsarid of the othor irecese,aric, of life were 30 to 40 per ceit. higher timn they irov are but that the me-eters noy earn, non the averai'c. xinure thani 2801. anid nearly 3001. per atiinum each. 1 at, to remedy the evils alreaidy describcd, it it the dtity of this Corn t to direct tLhat at least 40 additionnal meters shrtuld foirthiwith be appoi!ted- ci that the niruner shrild be 1.58, inistead of 1 18; wihicll increase n)ay be made without in thie sliightcst degree aridinif to the expenises that no,v fall upon, the public, aridsvithoutreducinig the emo- luments of the nieters belowv 2001. per aninlum. Tbat in futuare the real arid full description usr all coals sold ouight to be specified in themneterls ticket, under apeialty. TIhat all Possible measures ought to be takeln to put a atop to the practiceor personls being sutfered to inmpose uponI the pttiulle, by acting 11 the douil)le character or buyer and seller, and being thius enaibled, by fictitious sales, to r egulate or affect the price of the market. I hat the redriced price *f labour, and the diminiished valie of pro- pertylirgerreral, otugirt tproduce a propiurtionate reductionl in the ifice ouf ced at tle shipsuirig ports, and tthat unless such reduction srould tatke place, it svlll iveceire the dirty of this Court to appl to the totpermit the open and unrestuidted admission ef inland c r o tsilchotherineasuresas mayseem heat calculated tore- cve the inhabitants iui this netrollia, fromn a monopIY, which thius so iateriaUy Iiranices the cost of so Imyportant a ntecessary of life. _ _ _ VWOODTIIORPE.