WANTED, within six miles ...
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ANI ED, -within six miles of the City al UN W'UR'UJNIqHF1) HOTUSE.. comprising 3 sittingan7bero , with aLatrge garden, coaehhouse, anid st%bling for 21hre. iet Post paid, to A. B. 9. Cheapa,ide. W .X A NTED, in a Countinghouse In the C ty a OUng GENTLEIMAN, abonit tshe zwe of 14: he witl be reured ito' hoard and lodxe writh hi., friends."rind give securit fo Su. No Saaygiven the first year. Letters, pos~t paid, addressetoX .Z 146, Fene-hurcb-street, will be attended to. I7ANTED, in a Farilily, a short distance fro-m ton va respectable good tempered younncrWomnan, as NURSE, tote the charge of a nursery, and where therd is an infant.itsreutd Ithat no one will apply wvho has nut filled similar situatiosanwoe ahaLracter wiill not bear- the strictest inquiries. Apply toir ulvat 'butcher, near thie Gfayhound. Clapcham-road, Kennington-comnfiOn WJANTED a SITUATION, as LADY's MAID-,or t-Attend on one or two young Ladies, byvayoung Person, aged 30, who understands; dressmakiHg, hairdressinig, getting up lace anld stilk ,tockings, and can be weli recommended fromi her last place, where she Ilived moare than twelve months. Apply by letter, poSt 'd, n & . atMr.Temipleman's, bookseller and. statiorer, 39, ANTS a SITUAT ION, a respectable youn~gq Woman-, Was gtOod COOK. in a gentleman's family, where the lady Js her own housekeeper, snd a kcitchen maid kept. or assistance Allowed In the kitchen: she thoroughly understands her busin'ers, and the rnanasrement of a. famnily; can have a perso scAt character if required. Direct. post paid, to A. B. at 109. alount-street, Grosvenor-rquare. 2s'o school or ofificekeeper need apply. NV~TANTTS EMPLO YM ENT.-A steady, active,niiddle- ' ' aged NMAN, wvho writes a go-odhand, hasilived'18 yeatrsas upper servant In 3 families, and from the one he has just left can have an e-e- cellent character, wishes for any WEEKLY or YtEARLY EMTPLOY- MENT whlch'he may be thotght capable of; can finid security if re- q1tired. or deposit a smltr;ll sum of maney In -his emiployer's hands.8 Wonild have no objection In taking to any light Ready-money Buosiness which requires but asmaIll apital. If out of towvnthemore agreeable. Direct, post paid, to IA.B. at Mr. Lewis's, 84, Leader-street, Chelsea- common, near Brosupton. LADY, who has hal consderbe experience in the A_ education of young ladies', is de2irous of ENGAGING as M,ornn 'DiyGVRNS,I aiyof respectability. Shie Is quite eompetent tc' teach the usuial braaich-s of female educationi, in- cluiding music, witho,ut the assistance of masters;- references can be gziveni to the family she hasa just left, with whomn she resided. neatly S sears aspriv'ate governess. Addre.ss,postpaild.,A.8. Mr. Caldecott's, cablinetmaker, !53. Great Rtissell-street, Bloonmsbury. A LADY of great respecta iity wishes-C frP ER MA- A7jNENT 80 aRD and LODGING In a small quiet prIvate respectahle famiily, or wridow laciy's,where there are no children or other hoarders; the situation and air must he perfectly dry And soft; tbeenvirons of Kensington. "arscnersmithb, Or Regent's Park wrould he preferred, but any other situation of the above description might iiot he objected to. A large ailry bedchitriber wvill he indispensable. Letters, post paid.men- Tiolning the neces,sary particulars t. B. C. at Mfr. Rayner's library, 8, T-pper Newrland-terrace, Phillimore-place, Kensington, will be an- sw~ered In a few days._____________ FlIlO RCH TETS anUTLDE_RS.~ - A P-erson t[reulaly eucaed,and ho as or several Years had extensive practice In ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ knwldi O theave professin,a rsn eieti egbu- sions, both, in theoryand practice, with specimens of his abilities as a drauthtsman, will bepoduced, andl lbs most confidential communi. cutions as to the extent of business likely, to Aecrue Is-ll be requiired. Leiters, post paLid, from principals only, may be addressed to A. N. WV. at Messrs. Lonzman. loarst, Rlees, Ormie, Brown, and Green's. 391. Patetino,ter-ro-. 0 GOVERNESSES adTAHERS.-At the TNIisses`WILMS-UTItST', ESTABLISHMAENT. Cromwell Housc. 11aldon. Essex, the RUDIMENTS of INSTRUCTION are conveyed in so simple a, manncr as to afford the greatest facility both to the teacher and pupil: adviantages, however, not attained but at the ex- pense Of much thought And many years' experience. Indeed, the convey.ng of ii,structlon Is itself an art, and oneC of no easy attain-. mnentL Iti13thercfore humnbiy silbnmitted to young ladies who intend to take upon themselves the business of tuition, that howveler wtell informed they may be, a eiec t Crm,mwl Hose during one Ynonth in the ensuing MTidsumnmer rece.-soranyfututtre vaeation,milght be fouind em[inently uisefuL. Thiey may be assured of recelving every attention and aid In the main object ot their puirsuit; And it may inot be quite superfliuoas to add th;ey wvill be received In a good house, remna7ked for its airy situation, and the extreme beanty u.f the stur- rounding country. The ladies will have the use of pianofortes, atnd acces t anextimie shoo lirar. Address, pos%tpaid, to the Miss.es WVllmshusrt, Cromwell H4ouse._Mahldon. Essex___________ :X C;m_modio_us S-OP adPRO , na desirable Athoroughfare, well catxlculted for Any ligrht business, to he I,F.F, with immediate possession. For particulars aPPlyat 7,Southampton- street, ',,ven t-gairden. -nICH MO'N, Surrey.-A HIOUSE to be LET, FtLtr- IL-ILnihed, consisting of 5 bedrooms, a dressing room., parlour anddrawisugr0omi.&'c.verY Pleasantlv situate,with agood garden.for3 months or longer if required. Inqfuire At l-icshes's library, King- s4treet. Richmond. Surrey,. 17UI{M_'QS4E_DTfHOUSE, at ~Pento~nille, to ~be LET, ALr until 'Aiehaelmas next. on very lowr terms, suitable for a small re.pectahble family. sit-late Ill the amai road, near the chapel. There are 2 sittingc and 3 sleeping rcocnis, kitchen, wrp;hhouse, wvith trsnt aiid back gardens. Unexcaptionable refereiices will be required, and cards t. view at Mlr. flrowo'n', confectioner. .5, AnRc1ela-pae,PentonVJlIe. RF'EEHOLD INVESTMENTS.-To be SOLD by IF Private Coictrsct, THREE substantial FREEFHOLD HIOUSES. in the neighbourhood of (Ioswell-street, producing a net income of 6111. Ii6s. per annum from old resetal ntuants. Price 600 gtulneas. And Twvo genteel wlell built Frehod1-oses, Poplar. producing net 381. per annuim. Land-tax redeemd. l,ri 5001. Further particu- lRrs may be had of MIr. Mitchell, 7. NortonfIalte 4~1O NTRYHOU E.-T beLET, andsomcly Fur- ~d.Jnsbed for orOmuuth, ora loger ternri, ;u vary comnplete detahedRESDENCF.,sitate n alare ad very tastefulfly disposed lawn Th useof ban, ad wth r writhout art adjoining field and lrhy cu;tvtcd ardn. 'icepreises area sh,,rtdlistancelwest of -lye-prk.nd illbe oun toposessevery requisite for the coin- fortandaccmmoatIo ofa fmil ofthe highest reFPectabilitv. For particu lars and cards to vicew applicatiOn MUst be made to Mr.Caldecot, uphol'Ierer. Great Ru~Aell-street. opposite the hlcitleb Miuseun;. v iflO DRUGGISTS.-To be DISPOSED OF, the un- expired LEASE of capital IPREMISES in the alcove linie, corn- prising a large shop, laboratory anid counting-house on the g-round floor, wifth extensive cellaring. wvacebocise room, and a good hou,e attached ; the whole In excellent repair. well fi tted up with every convenience, anid worthy the attenticin of any persccn desirous of emn- barking In buisiness; arrangements may he made for the party coming in retacnicig a part of the purchase mnoney fur a limited perioid. Apply (if ly letter, post paid to A. B1.) at 20, Fenichurch-street. VILL.A,, Hampstcad ._-To bre SOLD, by Private. Coni- -v tract, byi PAXON and SDNq, a rural CopY_HOLD VILI, ii, with plessure adkichen gardens, lawn and shrtibbery, tastefully dii- played, situate at WVest-end, 3 miles ironc Oxford-street. and screened from the northern wiuds by Mampstead-hllls, admirably adapted for the acc,cmmodation of a familyoif respectability, being ftinednitp withl cc view, to every eomrfwct, containing 10 bedchambers, breakfaLst par Iour, pacious lofts- dininig room, drawing room. libirary, bcath rcoin, wat"r-lo.et, Ample domestic ,cliices, entrance hail, capital stablinig. cOachbo-.ses a nd lo fts, far myard, barcn, shed s, acid m ead ow la% d, w Ith plenty of ivater. To ice view-ed betwveen the hours Of I I and 4, by tickets only, which ivith every Particular may be had at the ectate offices. f14, Great Russell-street. Bl,oom sbury, acid Hlam pstead. .\\'AIL andi STIA GE COACH ESTABLISHIMENTS. -vTo be DISPOSED OF. tlice MAIL and STAGE COACH ESTABLISH-MENTS, on the roa-ds ieading fromn tDublsli to Galway, biligo, and Westport, running from sea tu sea, throughi the centre Of Ireland. and performningz about 700 Irish IciearlY 900 Englishl miles daily, the propertyr of air. Richard Blourne. who is aibout to retire from~ hicaulics in cocnsequence of Ill health. Tihese coaches have hitherto beeci worked conjointlv, by which a conisiderably increased accommodation has been afforded to thepulcaidnidvda. or a company, migZht therefore finid IAdvn tage in undertaking the entire; they n0ght, how'sever. he divided into distiucet tbranclicas. 'whiebo wocild be treated for separately. 'rhe ecoachecs runningutPon these roads, have hitherto been tuPplized at a certain rate per mile. and thisg arrangement 'night either continue or cease, at the option of the purchaser. Every reasonable accocimmodation will be given, asto payment of the purchase money. For ftirther particcilars- apply tc, Merssrs. Dunn and Mleade. 13, Kildare-strect, Dciblin; If by letter. p.cst paid. as ncone others will be attendled to. None but principals is-Ill ice treated with. N4.1. There2arcenot an3yother publlic roaches plying on any of the Above roads. _ _ _ _ I ANST EAD, Surrey.-Excellent Family Residence. U )with Offices, Gardlens, anld Fourteen Xcre., of fertile Mleadow Lind.-To be LET, or the Lease Dis'posed Of, a MOs4t comPact FAMILtY RESIDENCE, wvith offices,, neat pleasure garden, wyith conservatory and excellent productive vegetable garden, skirted by 14 acres of very fertile meadowv land. coRveiiiently divided into S paddocks, very Ieasantli situate. 15 miles fromi London. and 3 miles from Epsoin, fuethe vllacte of Banstead, a part of Scir"reyijustly estcemrnd fccr the salubrity Of its aic, respectability of itS iieighbourhoOd. and thie beautiful scenery of the adjacent coccictry. And aff,rdcing peculiar accommodation to gextlemen f,ndof1 field sports, beingWisithics easy ,-each of S packs of houcids. The residence contains a spacious ccc- tr,'CcCe hail, neat drawcing roomn, 22i feet by III feet, dining room. 15 le"tt by16 fe,et.a studyornmornicig room,4 pric;ciPal airy and cheerful ~h.>r.adressingigr-rm, 5sec,cndtry acidserv-ants sleepi,ig r,orms, ndeeletdry cellaring: the domiestic cuffices areexe-elient, very convnie't.~aracied.scc ar ofevey description necessarY fcor the scennffods.O' ofa rspetabe fmil. Detached are a good 6-s~tall anda 3dal stble doblecoalihciee. c,srhouse, Poultry-hrcuse, and emil armard,wit haii,&c.The prencises ate in excellent repai, an Immeiatepossesionmayhe hkad, wvith the. optiois of the ~ccuebol furitae, ~. byappiiseient ala beviewed wvitlh tickts nly iccle wih prtiulas ad trmsmay115had icy appli- &Ce. At Epsni. attoles VTV1HENE~~~ ITALiAN DICTIONVARY, juistp ~_ Ulshed by Mr erni, con rains upwards Of 15.000wvords mnore haml Baretti's Ditoay It conisists of 2 psarts-lItaliail and Englih1-. English and Italinwt a French translation a it poilits out, in tuie clearest manner, the true pronunciati.c Of every Italian word Ian advantage alffcrded by ci other dictionaryl, acid explains the irregu- laritiesof verbs. the doubtful plurals of nouns, the poetic modes And words, &c.; thus removing thie principal difficulties whichel impede the progresis of the English scholar. ~',',e English Part, by air. John navenpo)rt. contains all the wccrds iii Toddl's Joihnson, correctly accen- tuated, with a c,mnclSe English grammar f,,r the use of foreigners. This Dictionary. In 2 vols. 8lvo, moay be had of Tretuttel and Wurtz, and Dt;lnuand Co. Sohlo-square: Boosey. Broad-street; and the other~ Principal bconk%ellers; also of the author, aIr. Petroni, 3,3, RowIland- s5treet, Fitzroy-square. "1ERMAN FLUI'E.-MTr. GALBREATFH, professor, qo 26. Little St. Thomas Apoftle, Queen-street, Cheapside, and S3, Buylsngtociarcade, Piccadilly, every Monday, Wedne,sday, and sFriday. fri'W 10 till A o'clock.-Mlr. Galbireathis approved System trum- bise rxedlf'OPl with a thorouach knowledge of the instrument, The ease With which, that truly gracefu antd Pleaslnz accomplishment is vxquix,ed sufficicntivASccOuntS for Its cclniy'ersal Adoption icc preference to any other lnstr'imnClit. It is a powerful stiitmulis to the study of the Gerinan Flute, thatt lufy persoan may in a shorft timne, and with .com parati vely little difficulty. attain such a proficiccicy as to be able to play an aecodrpaniimnent wIrth a ladY at the P'ainoforte. or take a part in a quafetet or Overture. Tim,?h and tone, the gfound work, so inidispensably requitsite to constituite tlse finished amnateur, are fre- quenotly nieglected; to these SIr. Galbreatli partleclarly devotes his attention: without tisem tlic student lvill fill far short of being a correct perfocrwer lOINDON EOTOYfrARIGSoal I DE-SCRIPTOSJON AKSadSNrsetul - inalt the Public.ta hyhv osatyo is o AEfo iooto400 CARRIAGS e n eodhn,sm fwihaeo the mnost splendid and modern constructlos, and at the most econo- rlcal and rewsoccable prices. TheIr exrensive premises, the largest in Lo,ndon for carriages, are situate inGreat Portiand-street andLangham- place, Portiand-plae; they are open to the free aid unrestrained access of the public, and so unequaUed adisplayof elegant and useful vehicles invites Inspection as an object of public eurlosity on the part even of those who have no desire to purehase. Every earriage Is ntimbered and has Its price affixed. The exhlbitloa eonsists of-Landaus, from 400 guineas to 30 guineas: coaches, from 300 gulcieas to 30 guineas: landaulets, from 250 guineas to 40 guineas; chariots, from 250 guI- ness to 30 guineas: barouches. fromn 180 guneas to 50 guineas: ba- gouchets, from 120 uinieas to 35 guIlneas: phastons. fron 80 guineas to 25 gdaueas: curricles, from 100 guineas to 40 guineas: stanbrpes. dennets, &e. from 60 guineas to 20 gulneas. The establishment of John Marks and Son oeing the oldest as well as the largest hn Lon- don its reputation for reapectability Is well kncnvn to th e public, and commissioois In regard either to a speelfied yuaUty or price from any part of the wvorld are executed with promptness, and the transmis- selon and exportation performed with care. Oldcarriages are received in exchange, and carriages sent In fer sale are arraruged in thme Reno- rdtory for a small weesly compensation. and for a commission of 5 ror cent, on the sale. 7NLY ONE; DAY to DRAW. - SWI Fr and Co. in- \l 1J vite the attention of their Friends and the Public to the RICH BYATE of the WHEEL for the last and only day of draving Satur. day next, 22d May, whenl the lottery wlil finish, Viz. 2 Of ?20,000, 2 of ?1,000. 1 of ?800. 7 of ?200. 3 per Cents. hesides other prizes of ?100. &c. Tickets and shares are se{iing, warracited undrawn, at Swvift and Co.'s ofnces, 11, Poultry ll, Charing-cross; and 31, Aldgate A LL MUST BE DRAWN NEXT SA'FURDAY the 22dof May instant. The Two ?20,000 Prizes, Ten other Captals, and every other Prize, must all be decided next Satur- day wben the Lottery will entirely finisl,. T. BISH, of the old Ztate Lottery Offices, 4, Coruhill, and 9, Charing-cross, calls the attention of his Friends the Public to the closing day of the Lottery, whan the eontents of thie present rich wheel avin %al be drawn and decided. Warranted Osadraisg tickets and shares are oil sale at his offces. wvhere 5 capital prizes have already been sojd in the Present Lottery, including 2 of ?20.000. viz., 8.299, a ptize of ?Xo.000 19.412, iS prize of ?20,0030, eec.The prIce of stoeks Is affixed hourly agalinst Bish'ooie, ia Cornhlsll, by whlch the pubUlc may oee the gtsetuatloas STUDBTTRY, near Harrow. -- Th- be LET1, ,j,eaui- IYtifLhl VILLAi handsofel5y...Furnjsihed, containing drawving room, dinner aqd breakfa5trooms~P5%Ved'haUand watercioset, 8 -bed. rooms, gardexs, Ileasure ground. nn&dB3ac'esof latid. Inqutre at the Blat:i't Horse, Sud.hury, near the 9-mile'stone. -. . rNEST,ENT.-To'be SOLD, a NET RENTALL of r15201.iperannnun, for 10 years and a balf to come, arising fromn oremisos In good r-epair and in a first-rate sitqation. To virevent, iroub'.e, the lowest: price Is 28511. For partieuiasr aLpply at ess~rs. IBethuinie and Corntlawalte'i' solicItors, 6, John-street, Iedfor rro*. ONTA~-2ACE St.Marlebne,No 7.-.-To be LVJ~ ET o SOt~, a irge andsme tiUSE,withstone staircasee, conevtr,ads iu om,and 5sald ab n sd coachhouse, In toogrearfifo eImediate reetion of a family of dis- tinto.FrpriuasIqieof Messs Sowerby and Klx'kman, 15, lanfordst Pet,prtXansf.quare. ~~fl 0 e DISPSEIJO~, a HO SE and SiOP,i te J~L etai Oil Colur,and Candle 'rade, n amost impiroviglt12- ation A geat art f the rent may be made by lodgers. Telae, stock, and xitures will requireabout 4G01. and, to prevent troube, no one need apply wvho cannot comxland that sum. Applicatio to be maide to Mfr. Brlttpin, 10, Cross-street, Hatton-gardeni. ORYPONS EANNUM.-An UTNFUR- k2NISHFED HOUSE (with a iinobe? of useful fixtures) to be LET. i Iddlesex, I8 m Iles from Lonctdnl, c-ontaIning 3 sitting rooms, 11 bedehamnbers, kitchen. waslihouse, dairy, poultry yard. 2 small gar.dens, coselhouse. and. stable. ApplT~ Mr. Penner, house-agent, nigore-steet Cavcndi.hshqulare. ~LfOUSE, Furnished.-To beh.LJiT, on moderate terms, tLa srpall HOU.1,R. genteelly F'urnIshed, 21, Spence-sreet, Northampton-square; consisting of 2 parlours, commnuictingby folding doors, a drawving room, S bedroorns, and a servant's bea, 2 kitchens, &c. wIvthin 2r) minutes' wlalk of the city sand Inns of court, with immediate possession Ifrequired-. For further particulars apply on the premises;if by letter, post Paid, toA. .B.as aboye. ~1OFFElEHCOUSE anid TAVERN , iii the City.-To be ~JDISPOSED OF, the LEASE and GOODWILL of an old established TAVERN and MO0TEL, meat dipsirably situate, near the Bank, now carrying on anexcellent trade. The p'remises Rre in complete repair, having had a consilderable sum expended thereon, and possess every conveniencee for theo business: heldat o're, Frfuhr particu Lars inquire of Mlessrs. Warlters and Co. Fleet-mnarket. 0il be Sk~LD, the LE;ASE of an excellent HOUSE, T1.Fixtures, sand Househiold Furniture, sittuate in the neighbour- hood oftefr.rur;1 er lnr alf unexpired at MidsummCr- day; the house conisists of 10 rooms, 2 k-itchens, wvashbous5e, and large garden. Apply 'if byletter,,postpaid) roT. Couzens, 7, Great Rus;sell- stieet, Bloomisbury.' Any person wanting ahouse will find this a great bargain. Rent only 661. per year. 4-ILAPHAM-CONMMON.-To be LET or SOLD, U5. delightfully situate, In Nighatingale-lane, a neat CiTTAGE, In excelle-nt repair, containing dining andL drawving rooms. 5 bedrooms, kitchen, wrasbbouse, &c.; detached 2-stal stable, coachhouie, slid several outbuildings, with servant's roonl oveir:- a large garden, lvWn), &c. Incmlteod APPlY to 31r. Cockerell, l3lacknman-street, ILinconequnceof he ropietr ging Into another line of bri- sines, te LESE o an ld.etablshe HOUE in the Oil, Colour, and I Cndl Tade, stute ithn fe dorsof the City, in a populous I nighouroodandgret toroghfre.Comiug-fu sho4t 80-01. Apply to Mssr. IougtonandMesengr, Il-erchants, 2q7, Partholomewv- close. I 'TC beL ET1;, with immediate posseisslon, at Greehwich, a smnall nest C-roomn COTTAGY, overlookcinga large gardeni I gro0und,,with a view of the river, very airy, anid Pleasant, and w lthin .5 in miutes walk o the park; Itisreplete with every, domestic comfort on a small scale, having been fitted up for the residence of the owner, with a g-arden, &c. The fixtures are all quite newv and well adapted Ito the cottaige.. Rent 211. Inquire at Usead's coffeebouse,Flect-street. V,O ROCERSanad TEADEAL,EKS.-To'r be DIS- T ( DOF, the valuable LEASE of an old establlshed SHiOP and PRE31ISES, hi one of lhs best situations In London for business. The shop is fitted up in a superior manner, and doing an excellent counter trade. To save trouble, none need apply who canniot com- mnand 0001. or 7001. For cards of address apply at 110, 44a14opsgate- strcet withoutit flOCK ST'OCK, River Lea Bonds; Law Life,Hd , aund Eagle Insurance; Canal and Gas Pro,perty, Income o 71 a year, paying S per cenit wrell secured; atnd many Sumrs to Inetn Mortgage and purchanse oF' Estates, Ground Rents, &r. byMir. SCOTT (nephew to thie late' Mr. T. Scott), at his offices for the sale of eatates, reversions, ground rents, canal and other Property, 8, Carey-street, Llncoln's-Irur , who has applicantsfor shares fii wapy canals and other concerns, &e. INTEXT PRESENTATION.-To be SOLD b3y Private Contract, the NEXT PRESENTATION to a very valuable LIVING, in the West of England, consisting of the vlcaria, titahes of nearl 1,I ce of land. The living is situate in a beautiful soun- tr,in a good neighbourhood, wshere the roads, are excellenit, and within 3 miles of a capital market town. The present Incumbent Is 1In the 70th year of his age. For further Particulars aPPly to Messrs. Still and Rtackhanm, Lincoln's-inn. f COTTAGE VILLA to be LET, Fuirnished, about 1 mile sudsa half fr,,m Hyde. on tile Edgeware-road, and delight- fully sItuate, insa large wvalled garden, c-ontaining a large dining room opening to greunhouse, a drawing roomn, library, and mnorning room. 3 best bedroomns, with dressting room, and 2 wvater closets, 3 servanlt's bedrooms, housekeeper's room, kitchen, anid all necessary offices atnd cellars, coachhouse, and 3-stall stabile, wvithi left, and room os-cr ditto. For furtherptills appl bletroy,pspaid, to A.B. at Mr. c'h:,rlton's. balker, Malda-hi ll, Edgewvare-road. ~ENTE-E-L AMILY RESIDENCE, sUitabefo a 4 Seminary, siear Vauxhall.-To be LE P, by Mlr. MANSFIELD, ivwith posses,ioa ait 'Midsuimmer niext, a v-ery- desirable roomy RESIDE\CE, replete with every conv,enience, arid in eveellent repair. 'rhe situation is airy andl pleasant, l'eing on the main road, and the house contains I I rooms and numerous offices; lore court and large wvailed xarden. Rent moderate. For particulars and cards to veiew apply to Mir. Mansfield, auctioneer and appraiser, 2, Mhilner-place, Newv-cur. Laniibstis,near the Coburg Theatre. Letters to bepost paid. T e SL or LET, the remaining term in a T Leas'e-, o'f aovrerly large and commodious DWELLING-HOUJSE and good G-ARDEN. replete wvith ev-ery convenience for carrying on a se- minryo~f some imagnItude for y-oung ladies, for wAhich PuLrpose It has been conducted by the present proprietor a gl eat number of years, but whouisnow far advanced in life. The premises are situate ashort dis,tance from London, ini a healthy njeighbourliood, and hias the ron- venience of coaches passing the house every hour In the daY. For particlasapply at 142, Adersgate-street, or at 1, Panton-street, -WiO CHEESEMONGERS a-nd Others who require Jk largre Premlses.-To be SOL.D, the LEASE of a HOISE and large double-fronted SHOP, in one of the greatest thoroughfares In London, with every convenience for carrying on an extensive busi- ness in the chieesecinongerv iine, which nas been successfully carried on fer the last 3 years, thci present proprietor leaving for the counitry through Ill hiealthi. The house contaInis 12 good rooms, and 2 wveti fitted-up waterelosets. wvith spacious private entrance. Rent and 555 b .e-hr 801. Deer annum 1.o shn s aeb ldes Inquire of MrInsp,55 !nV GIwhiii.naebylges 7 EYTONT, Essex. - Genteel RESIDEN\TCE,wii-a ILA coachhouse, stables, yardi, gardener's cottage, pleasure, fruit, and kitchen gardens, and fine n~dow,S, to be SOLO, by Private Cojn- tract, by Mfr. TAYLER. The cxlge is, approachied byFacarriage sweep, Is pleasantly situate, and conitainis veli pr-oportionied dinling and dran-- lug rooms, library, 5 bedeharnbers, dressinig rooms, and wtatercioset; kitcenii, housekeeper's room, manu servant's, ei,amber, biewhouse, dairy, &C. ; a beauriful pleasure ground and produictive fruit garden, wi th a lofty south wall, 2,50 feet in lenlgth, clothed writh the chloicest fruiti trees. Particulars anid cards to view at Mr. Taylel's offices, in tl,e Auctioni M,art. _______________________ ELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE, near thle Regent'-s Mf park-.-To be SOLT) by Private Contract, by Mr. PIPER, the LEASE (arid elegant furniture, if required) of ani exceUent FAMTILY HOUSE. scith entranice ball, butler's pantry, kitchen, and dininjg room, on the basenment. beatitiful drawinig roomn with folding doors and boss' window, bedroom, dressing roonior stdty. oin the first floor. wvith capital bedroom In fronit, back bedro)om, and 2 servantst' rooms on the second floor. togethier with coaehhouse, stablinig for 3 horses. with coaclimaim's roomi over,aiid eVery nther coxivenience forsa famnily of Itigli respectability- For particulars atPPlY to the auctioneer, 18, llasinghall-stieet. All letters l'unar be Post paid. rV0 be SOL I), a respectable and very desirablec MCOUNT.RN RESIDENCE, of acottagedeserlption, repletelwith every conveiinence, and suitable for a moderate sized fAnilly, with S hcreso ',landi, cheerfully situate at Turnier's-hiill. Clieshunit. 12 miles nold a half froni London, with coaehhouse. 2-stall stable, cowbouse, anid suitable offices, excellent garden, orchard, shrubberies, aisd two hiandsomne paddoc-ks adjoining, forming a genteel and niost desirable residence. The house, which Isbrick built aisd ery substantial, con. tains 5 excellent chambers, 2 servants'litt'u,handsome drawring roomn, disiuig rooni, sitting parlour convenienit kitchen, dairy, brewhbouse, &e. For partictilars apply (li by letter, post Paid) to H. Crauu-tcr and Sm'is, surveyors, &c. C heshunt, Herts. 10~ VMr. CAMPION, a capital brick built FAMILY HOUS, wll clcuatedfora prfrainal or Private residence o ay fmil ofthefirt tiisqtmnee whreroom aiid comfort are desred siuae i Giceterterac, ioxtn;comprlsijig 5 sleeping roos, resin,drss-ng ulln.and reafat rooms, suitable offces. ari evry ccunrodal tht cn e deired The house isin excel- len rpar, el fnised ad my e adoimlease or otherwise. The pietirso toa be taenat. ao valuaionwhi te usual wvay, and immediate further particulars may behad at theoilice of Mar.s Caipion,wauctioneer and surveyor. 170, 11lshopsgate-strect. slM.Cnpo,acine -TE YMr. CAMvPIO-N, the LEASE of a large and sub- Jiisantial DWELLING-H-OUSE, SHOP, and PREMISES, in the betpatof:Bilhopsgate-street. affording ample scope for any nianufagC. rurngo wholesale "oncrer1n;f3CumPr1lsn95 bedreoius1 parlour. dflnmg drawing. and breakfast ro,with suitable offies8, including a lar'g' wvareho,use 3 stories high, storehouse, counitinghouse, 2-stall stable, cbsibtli,ouse, wsbaahouue, and every other conveinience;te lease lsa 19 Years unexpired, at avery trial reit cosrn thic advantagos mituatloni anid extenisionl of premises, and wvell worth the atteimtioln of the public. Early Possession may be bad, with ruU particulars and cad to view, on application a, the offices of Mr. Cainpion, surveyor, auctionleer, and agent, 170. BishoPsgate-street. TALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND amid HO-USEQS,-at W Aldbourzie, Wilts, to be SOLD by AUCTION, on Thiursd-ay the 3d day of June, 1824, at I o'clock*in the after.noon, at the Chiancesy Public Sale Room, Southamptoii buildings Chancery-lane, London, In 4 lots. 'i'he property consists ofabout d4 acres of excellent FREE. teOLD LANE), situate at Aldbouriue, and two hiouses in the village of A idbourne. The land muay be viewed on application to MrI. Stephen James, at Aldbourne, and the houses by leave ,f the tenaits. Printed particulars, may be had gratis at the Chambers of Master Stratford, In Southampton-buIldInigs. ChancerYt..lane; OfXtesrs, NInd and Cotterllh solicitors, Throirmtorton-street, ondon; of Messrs. Goo,deve ana Ralnken, solicitors, Holtlorn-court, Gray's-inn; and of Messrs. Feus, Ashmsore, and Hamilton, solicitors, H-enrl,tta-street, Covent-garden; at t nn, Crwinton. Diugeford; Castle inn, M-arlborough; Bell and Cross:,in, idn and Crown Inn., Aldbourne. TEJT AM4PTOiNT, 1 miles from Lontdon.-For SALE, by lii Private Conitract, by Messrs. IIUCKLAND and SMITHi, an ~excellent and substantial RESIDENCE, fit for a famnilY of the first respctailIt; cmprsingencanc hal, dnin anddraingroomis, breafastparour,.5 est edroms,dresingcloets,3 srvants' consist01 breliOuss and eochhous, withstablie or8horses. The ardes an plasur gronds ontIn fromn 4 to Sarso ad intrsprse wih fne imbr. hispruerty is copyhil.wihfn day niext. Forparticulr and to trea apply, post pai,t ess Buckland arid Smithi, lndagents amid surveyors, 3, Frivlsln Londorn. f' ESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATEand MANSIONT JY(13 miles froai London) to be SOLD, or LET on Lease, by Mlesara IB00LAND and SMITH; comprising ani excellent fiweling. house, adapted to a large faniUy of respectability, with a capital garden and detached offices of every description, together with 76 acres of very superior meadow land In a ring fence. The estate (whieli Is well timbered) adjoins the London road, is within 1 mlle and a half of a market towvn, and possesses every requisite building for the occupatioli of the land. Every facility for snooting will be afforded, and fox-hounds are kept In the vicinity. All the out. goinlgs are very low, and if let, any part of the 76 acres nmay be rented with the manslon. To view an_ treat apply, post paid, to Messrs. Bucklaitd and Smith, land agents and surveyors, 3, Furnivals. inn, Londoii. I ECKHAM HOUSE.-For SALE, by Private Con- tract the LEASE (29 years unexpired) of an excellent modern- bul't RESIDENCE, at Peckhami, i the most complete, substantial, and ornamental repair, and fit for thelinmedlate reception of a family of respectability; contalninig good entrance hall, gentleman s room, breakfast parlour, dining and drawving rooms of good proportions, and 7 sleeping rooms, wvitlh dressing room, water closet, and store closets; a superior kitchen,seullery,and brecwhonse, and underground, wine, beer, and coal cellars, detached are an excellentcoachhouse and stable, with lofts over. The capital walled kitchen and pleasuie gardens comprise upwards of as acre of land, with a summer house, conservatorY, and toolhouse, and are well stocoked with thrivine toung shrubs and fruit trees. The premises are well supplied uith toth sorts of water, ar fitted up with every convenience. and vegF leaaantly situated. To view and treat apply, ost paid, to lMlessrs, Buckland and Smith, land agents and surveyors, 3. Farruva's-inn. Superior COTTAGE RESIDENCE, upon a small A scale, and delightfullysituLte. contiauoni to St. John's-vood anid the Regent's-park, either to be SOLlior LET. The ,premises stand in an Inclosed garden, which Is laid out In lawn alid plea- sure ground, planted with fruit trees ani shrubs. The house aon- tains a very good dining parlour, vwith French windows opening ton the garden, 2 handeome drawving rooms attached by folding doors and F.ench sashes screened with veranda, 6 bedrooms, good domes- tic offices, coachhouse and stable, and superior accommodation for a *niali genteel feaimly. 'The hons. is not one of those recently erected, but Is in the nicest order and muost perfect condition, hav- ing lately been thoroumghly repaired and embellished; held for a long terr, at a grctund rent of 61. per annum, and Will be either sold or set. The furniture, wvhich Is of the best descriptIon and well adapted, a purchaser or tenant may be accommodated with. Fur- ther particulars ef Mr. Fenner, 14, Winsmore-street, Caveqdlsh.aqusre. AOViAL IICHAN0E ASSURANCE, M,ay S. 1824- rV'HE Court of Directdrs of thc Pwcal Efxchnan.Fe Assuet- -L )knQedohereby glVd iot ae,thata0.9NERALCQURT ofxtdhe said CotePORATION willbe bolden at their Office, onthe lRoy4al Exchnge, on Tuesday. the 18th of ?Majy instant, from 12 oreloelg In tisfl-e on t112 'eocf n heafeioo,fr heELEeTION Of a IIEPUJTY GOVENOR,ZI he rom lPasoc renfli,esq. elected suib-governor; whic elctiin illbe dclaed t adI imeas the couirrsfinal appoint Thechar ilIe tke at12o'clock precIsely. rad SAMLFENN,Jn See. To SirJAM,ES SHAW. Ba~rt.President;ROWl,ILNAD STEPHENSON, Esq. Treasurer: and the rest Of the G. ERNORof St. BARtTHO. LOMEW's HOSPITAL. My LordS and Gentlemen, Begto aknweg very gratefully the a(ttention with w ylbae been received byyou in theprogress of mycanvass, and at the isamle time to declare may Intention of witthdrahLnK ssw name from tile present Hist of candidates for the OFFICE ofs,s5fST- To those Governiors who had promised me the honour of their voteg, lecan never express my'Tself sufficiently sensible of the obligation conferred upon me; and I pledge myself to occupy the whole of the time fronm the present iionment to the period of the next vacancy, in the manner beat calculated to render me deserving of the support which I shall then most earnestly solicit. I have the honour to be, my Lords and Gentlemen, With the greatest respect, your very obeNdientNservant, St.~ Bartholomnew's Hospital. May 17. 1824. TS. ~y R. ALl). ~ AIONL SCIEY.-heANNUAL EXA.. MINAION f te CHLDRN wil tae pace t te Central c so, h Badwhegaden, Gay'-In-lae, n Wdnedaythe 19th of Say.Ida rac theArebialop f CATERURY iiltake the TT.WLESLEY, D.D. Secretary. n~I RMINGHAIM aiid STrAFFORDS7HIR_E-GAS LIGHT COMPANtY.-CONTRACT for PIPES. Castings Bricks, an2plpe,laying.--The Directors of thie Birmin ham and S taffordshire Gas Light Comipany are desirous to receive TEN~DERS for the supply of the following ARTICLES - Weiht -aInternal diatmeter, 12 0' 0. 16Id-inhcast-iron socket pipes,in 9 feet lengthis,atpler pipe. 92 O 14-inch diitto ditto ditto ditto 720 1~2-inch ditto ditto ditto ditto 4 114 -5 8-inch ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 2 0 , 6-inch ditto ditto ditto ditto 2 0 0 l 5-inch ditto ditto ditto ditto 1 241-I 4inc dito itto ditto ditto 1 06 ll 8inc dito itto ditto ditto 0 2 OJ,~ I. -ln~h itto dtto 6 feet lengths diltto The wole arrated o hae ben prved ith a pressure equal to thre hunred eet ead f waer, ith liailiy, toi a second proof. The 6-Ich p esto b deiverd uon te rad n at continued line fro th to CostiutIn-hll,thrughSoho, Hatndsworth, &-c.; the emande atsuc whaf o whrfsin rmngham as the. direct- ors may apo pont ortosc othe paewo ie where the expense of eassiage shall be thesm.Als bachadOtlet pipes to drawvings to defurnIshed atper ton. Tar wel anlis to drawings, also at per ton. LikeWise good epond Tipton brick, be delivered Into boats or carts, as may be requirfid, at per thousanid. The directors are also desirous to receive tenders fromi persons willing to undertake to open the ground and lay , in a proper miannier, thte above-described Pipes, atperyard. includlingdilling in and ramming the ground, also carting awaY rubbish. The tender specifying the depth of lead joint to each size of pipe, and the average depth tin the ground. Perzons wishng o sppl an p~ oftheartcle spcifed miust deliver their proosas, eald, -i~ te pice, i wodsat length,. to John Merdih, sq Ol.sniae,Iliinughin onorbefore the 24th day of My Intan, whrd Iloratlo mabe obtained of the quantities likly o b reuird,as ellas ny urterparticulars. The pro. posls or ililaipgrput h dlivredat hesamne tim anzd place, withthe ris In ord iftlengh. Pynlets Il he osad e in 14 days aftr achmoths acont n aner'bll, at2 months after date. ily order J. IROFE, Engineer. 1 7HEREAS by a Decree of thuHg orto hn cAery., maDde In a cause ' Fowls against Fowle,' it Is referred to John Edud odeswell, esq.c one of te Masters of the sad Court Ito iniquire wbo is or are the hiEIR or REIRS at LAW, andas ens-, ltomary Heir or lifirs of THOMTAS BURRIUGE. (late of Tenterden, iln tl,e county of Kent, gentlemian, deceased,) the Testator in the Pleadings of the saild cause named, therefore any person or persons claimiingc to he ansi heirs Is or arc by their solicitors, on or before the l4th da-y of Jntne next, to come in befo,re the said Master, Sit. Dlowdes- wvell, at his office!n Southainpton-buildings, Chancery-lanle, London, and establish theii respective claims, or, in defau~lt thereof they willl be peremnptorily eseluded the benefit *f the said decree, mpay be willing totalre, onsal3UlLT)INGLEASE or LEASES, for 81 years from Midsusnmer text, sereral valuable PLOTS of GROUND. situate on the south side of Old lethlemn,Blishopsggate-street. The plana and particulars of the atbove property may be seen on applicationi at the surveyor's office, liridewvell Hospital, any day, Sundays excepted, betsvven 10 and 4 o'clock. The tenders must be sealed 'ip and left at the clrk-'soffice, lridew-eliHospital on or before Tuesday, the Ist of Jue;andthepe'ssoi.stenakingthe lenodrs arerequested to attend the CommirIttee on the following day, anid be prepare wvith refercences, If required. (1UILDHALL, London, May 11, 182-1-'1'o iRON- CXFOUNDERS, &-c.--The Commissioners of Sewvers of the City of London and Liberties thiereof hereby give Noetice, that they will MEET In the Guildhall of the sad City, on Tuesday, the 2,5thi day of May Instant, at 6 o'clock precisely, to receive PROPOSALS for suipplying such CAST IRON POSTS, Lamnp Posts, Sewver Grates, &c. at per hlun- dredweiht, s my b reqire foroneyea fro Misumer next. Clerks Offce, GiBbal. 'lh partes r to attendprsoal ah consenit of the Commissioners. Tender will idotbercidafr6 o'clock on the day s3f treaty, neither wvill any alterationi be pernlitted to bei made In any propzosal after that time. IV. BOND, Principal Clerk. N.B. The Commissioners do not consider themiselves bound to accept the losvest Iropoisal. ryo0 SCAVENiGERS, &c.-Parish of St. M11ary, White- ILchapel.-The Trustees for Watching, Lighting, an~d Cleansing ii,Parish wivl mieet in the Vestry Room, on WAednesday, the 19th day ofAMay instant, at 0 o'clock In the eveningplrecisely, to RE.CEIVE PROPOSALS from such Person or Persons as ma'X be willing 10 CONTRACT for CARTING and CARRYING AWAit all the DIRT and SLOP fromi sQch parts of thie saRid Parish as arc not wvithin the lIberty of the Towver of Loiddun or City of London, for onie year, to commenice on the first day of July next. The contractor ivill only be required to find cwts, horses, and men to drive the samec. The trustees at their awn expense to employ labourers to rake, swveep, and cleanse the streets, &c. and to load the carts, and find and provide slo t beth popetyofthe contrco,and to be takn waytosom lysall t beprvied by him frtat Purpose, at uc tmesaswil b secfie i te contrac, an under the direction of the su eitnetapited by, th trses, sbject to such penalties as te trustees miay thiink proeto iufrce. At the same timec the Il receive. Proposale to Cnrc for the P.NAltinine sod C'sx-y.l Aay during tthe same year all1th Dust. Ashes, Cinders, &cfrmthe houses and other premise-s in suc-h Paz ts of the parish as aforesaid (the London Itospital excepted); aill wvhich dust, ashes, &r. arc to be the property of the cokit-actor, and caninot be taken away by aniy other parson). The laist proposal nlust ditn tlstat whatsum Will be allowed or paid for suet, dust, ashes, &.Iisalso to be understood that the trustees reserve the power of entering into separatecontracts writh 2 different persons, viz. w-ith one contractor for carung away the dirt and slop, and w-ith aLnother for collecting and taking away the ashes, &c. ; mior do they biild themselves; to accept aniy particeilar proposal. All proposals must be in writing, signed by, time pergon miaking the sanme, sealed up and delivere-d at the vestryroom before the tunie of contracting. aild the personi tendering 13 expected personally to attenid; and a-s the co'n- tractor will be requirsd to give Proper security for the performanice of thie conitract, he meet he prepared with the consent of 2 sureties, in writing, otherwise the proposal will not he acceePted. JOHiN SMITH, Clerk to the Trustree. 22, L.ernani-street, MmIY 7, 1824. ()U be SOLD), irusualit to D)ecrees of the Hig Court R_ of Chanicery, niaco Ini Iwo caniecs of 'Vansittart v. James.' and 'Vansittart v. Smith,' vith the approbation of Williami C'ourteray, eqonofthe Mastera,3f the said Couxrt, at the Royal lHotel, Binning- barln, on Tuesday, thelth day,of June next. at I Sat muoon, inI,s l8lts, a valuable FRLEEH-OLD ESTATE, situate ait West Brounswich, In the c.,unty,of Stafford, caitainlng 14aL. Or. l7p. or thereabouts, w-itt the miessuages and bulldin,'s thereon, and the beds of coal aiid either minie- rals nuider the samne, and ali the wbiimecy enginies, stock, and effects W, the colliery, eallec O,ldemi-hill. nowr or lately carried oil up-on thle said estate, anld the valuable water engline, wvhimsac engines, stock, and effects of theadisinimig colliery, called SIIels-hill. The lots may- be view-ed by appricaton) to Mir. Saniuel Bill1, upon the premises, wrhere articulars may be lbad and a plan of the freehold lots seen. Partiru- sari may also be had at the atid Master's chambers, Southanipton- bulig,;Cacer,nc sodn of Sir. Croslam'Id, solctor, Old Bra-tre;Mr. Alexaiider, solicitor, Carey-street; Messrs. Vivard and Blow-er, soliclUrs, Lincolli's-inin-fields ; Mir. Nelson, solicitojr, Essex-street. S-trantr; and of Air. Peyton, land sureveor, Cook's-court, Carey-street, London: Mir. Corrie, solicitor, Birn;iniliain ; and at the feliowving Inns-time Royal hotel, aiid H-en and Chickens, Birnning- hamn; Hop.pole, Worcester: Star, Stafford; Liosi, Wolverhasroptonj; Hotel, Dudley- TnTrk` hiead, Wedrncsbury' uCrownu, Stemurbridge; Bull's Head, Waisall: an~d Swan: West Bromwsicb. 'Obe crenlipt3rily SOLD, pursuant to an Order of'the~ .IlgliCtourt of Chauicery, masde In a cauise whberein Edgar WValter Garland is plainitiff, snd Nathaniel Garland and others lure defendants. with the approbation of James William Farrer, esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, on the 2lst day or Maiy, 1824, at 1 o'clock in. the afternioon, at the public Sale Room of the,said Court, iii Soutth- amipton-buildings, Chiancery-lane. L.ondoii, in 10 lots., a FARM., in the county of Sussex, contaiiiing upwrards of 300 acres of i i,i arable and pasture land, wvith a farim rouse and agricultural buildinigs, in gS ood rpi,, a lease whereof Is about to be gratnted to Hr. G;eorgc Arokthpreseint texianti, for 12 years. ust ?350 per aiiulunl. Another FarmX in the parish of Heasthfield, In thle staid county, of Sussex, containing 87 acres of stable and pasture land, with a farnm- house and Outbuildings, let to Slr. Hicks, as tenant at will, at tile rent of ?42; and also 62 acres of woodlanid Ill hand. Another rarmn, in the pmarish of Ramsey, In the coiunty of Essex, containiui 52 acres, or thereabotstt, of rich arable aiid pasture lanid, with ~ani. house and rLost Ixtensive agricultural buildings, all In the best -state of repair, together with the great tithes of this farmi, let on lease to Mlr. Thonias Woodruffe, for the remcainder of a termn of 7 years, w.hici wvill expire at Mlchaelnuas, 1827, at the yearly rent of ?wi60. Alo Sixteen Dwellinig-houses, situatte in the borough of Hawc,in the county of Essex, producing a net rental of ?1I37 per nnum ?rited artiular maybe lhad (6-ratimh at the -,Rid Mastr'sChaber. Sothapto-buldigs, Chancery-lanie, London at te folowng ille-TheStar Leee; he hequers, Slareefield Thre Cos Hawic; Tree urs Colheser;Blue Posts. Withaln; the lacktoy Chenieord;asidtheWhit Hose, fpswich; a6nd of PAPITrAL OAK BARK anti TOPWVOOD, in Essex. l -To be SOLD by AIUCTION, by FRLANKLIN and GLASSCOCK, orn Monday, the 24th day of May, 1824, atl 11o'clock in the forenoion, at theGeorge Inn,Hliateai, Essex, subject to such conditions of sale as will then be produceed, all thec BARK, containing about 1,400 fa- thonis. which arose from about 230 trees, lately felled In the Vroves anid fields belonging to Barritt's Farm, in Mtaplesteatd, in Essex, iii the ocecuPationof Mlr.Edward Nooin, and. wvhich wtill he sold Jii 3 lots. And all the T'OP WOOD arising fromn the above trees, which wilt be sol1d in lots of about 2_0 loads each. The bark and topwrood will he all et p ad sackd i a ropr ad uual manner in the groves, asid fiels bloniuu totheafoesad frm,and the quantity ot each lot ascrtanedasaccratly s ossblebya respectable surveyor, and PELlRKSH-IRE.-To be SOLD by Private Contract. U) the LEASE of a respectable and conmfortable FASIILY RESI- DENCE; consisting of an entrance hall and staircase, breakfast par- lour. dining room (18 feet by 17 feet), drawvlng room (21 feet by 17 feet) wvith foldlngdoors opening into the pleasure garden and eoinmu. lilcating with a staircase, through a stone paved conservatory; 4 principal bedrooms, water closet and dressing room, back staircase, laundry and servautse rooms, kitchen, washhouse, and underground cellars; ornamental, gleasure and kitchen gardens, aunply stocked wzith evergreen asid other shrubls, wall anid stanidard fruit treec, sum- mer-house, dr-log yard. &c.; chaisehonee aaid o01e-stall stable sup- plied, wVith softand spring water. These premises, on Which have recently been exp)ended s0om1. in substantial and ornamental repairs, are most desirably situate In the Forbury, Reading (within a fev. minutes' wvalk of the church), commanding most delig tful and pie turesqlle view of the surroundingcountry, and are held for an un. expired term of J5 yc8ra from Mlchaelmas next. A neat Cottage Residence, *rlth chalsehouSe and stables, to be Lct. Further piarti. ulars may be had onL applicatin (ifby Itter, post paid) to hir. J. Hawvkt, 8, Lyon's Inn; or to Mr. Francis Hawb4es, land and timbex surveyor, Reading, Berks, Q'PORTING RESIDENTCE to be LET, for a term o of years, wvith any quantity of land, from S acres to 50 or more, and with the riglht of sporting over near 500 acres, abotanding with game, adjoinhlng some of the belt preserves In the county of surrey. CHESSINGTON LODGE, a desirable residence for a family of re- spect4bility, 15 mIles froml London, at an agreeable distance from the turnpike rpad, wbhete coaches pass an4 repass daily, to Brighton, Worthlng, Dorklng ec. 4 mlles from lingston, Leatherhead, and Ham fton-eourt. 2 faom Eysom, Esher, and Claremaont, and 40 from Brighton. For tieXet to view, and e-cryparticular, inquire of Mir. Bates, Welbeck-stre*: or of Mr. Bullock, auctioneer. High Ilolborn. 'opposite Southampton-street. The house, a beautiful gothic gtruc- tore, In complete repair, ttaiding on an eminence, wi*lt mahogany Freitch wVind zC opeoinng into a lawn, commanding the moost delight- ful prospects, consists of a handsome entrance hall, a comfortable breakfast roorm, a ldfty dining parlour c0 fapt by 18 feet,openin,g wvith folding doors to a d rawIng room 30 feet by 18 feet with 6 good bed- room.s, besides servants' rooms auid wvater closet, kltchenl, pantries, store-room, larder, dairy, good cellaring, double coachhouse, 5-stall stable, avery excellent garden and melon grouuad, witth hard and soft wvater, wilthin an hour's ride of the Earl of Derby's seaS hounds, wzith fox hounds and harters in the neighbourhood.. For ticksets to viev;; inquire ofMr. Bates, , Welbeekreet of Messrs Gardom, estate agents, Esom; or of tihe gardener, on the premises. ARGYLL ROOMS.-BAL FRANCAIS, by Stabscrip- I JLtion, winl take place at the above' roomns, on Wednesday, Iak- 19;, tocammende at 1o'lc.Tce: frgentlemen one guinea, and ladles half a guinea, to. be hiad of Miadame Cisar, maltres de danse, 5, Lower Jaesne-6treet, Golden-sqUare. eid HEATE..OYA, CVEN.LRDEN.-Mr- GUN egs eavemoStrespctfuly to acqutaint ihis Friends and he ublc, hat is ENEIT s fxed for WVednesday, the 26th Instnt,whe wil beperorme a ayorite PLAYV, with a -variety of ENTERTANMENTS as w)l be~pessi in future ailvertlseiments. Ticetsandplaes or he'oxe toho adof Mlr. Young. 41, Wig- morestret,Cavndls.sqare an atthe box-ofiace of the thratr e. 3 SiCLAtbeggleaereseetfllyto acquaint his F'rienids and tePbIc,tathsBN ITifxe r Thiursdav. June 3, when WHil be tPrlormed a aorieOEAtgthrvthavariety or SINGIN 'and other E TRANINS Frhroriulnrs will bedulYannounced. Tcesadpsefothbxstobe had at thsebox-office, Hart-stre;o o i.SncJar 3,Caltte-street, Fitzroy-square. R.B LLMYrapetfuiyannounces hisBENEFIT 1V.~ CONCRT to tae place at th Hanover-suaure Rooms, ont Fridy, My 28 Prncipal vocal performers, Mrs. Mam&ne, Mfiss Venes, andMis Stphes, iss Paton, Stiss Brow-, and Mis-s NY. Tree; Mr. Vaugan. r. Eyvet, Mir. Hawves, Mir. T. W'elsh, Mr. Terrall, 'Mr. Ellot. M. . B Sle, and Mlr. Ilellamnv. Leader of the band, Mfr. F. Crmer; ondutor, MIr. Grer,torex. 'the orchestra wilIl be houme- robsandcomlet: te eorusesSelcte frm te concerts of ancen muicandchralSoietes aiedby he~'onggentlemen of his Majest's Chapel oyal. St.Paus Cter,adWestminster- abey. Tcketstobha of Mr elm,7 aklltreet, and all theprincipal musicshps JjlNi's CO CERT OOMS,Hanover-square.- Udrthe especial Sanction and Patronage of the Royal and Nol ietr of his MaIJestY's Cs;;certs of Ancient MNtsic.-lmater GEORG SULL. has the honour tD announce to the Nobility', Gen- trv, an i riends generally, that his SECOND CONCERT uill ta'ke paea thae above Rooms, or, Mionday, Jutne 14, oR the same Frand scaeas before. Coniductor. Mr. Gre.-ltorex. Leader, MIr. F. Craniier. Futer particulars wi:l he duly- announcd. Tick-ets, half-a-guinea eah, to be had of Matw'er Geor-e Aspull, 18, cork-street, Blond.street; at the mlusic shops of fe'sis.s lfi'rehaUl anid Co., Chappell anid Co., rnd Addison and Bleale, Nev, Bond-street; Mtessrs. Clementi and Co., Cheapside; Goulding and Co.. Soho-square; iloosey and Co., Ilolles-?treet;. Mr. Powver, Stranid; m1d at thie Royal Harmonic lnsti. tution, Regent-street, OYA L GA RDEKNS, VAXHLLUI1er the espe- PC cial Patronage of His eStaey...T'e Proprietors have the honour to anniouncee that the GA&RDtZNS will be OP ENED on MondaY next, the 24th instant. Withi a viecy to keep pace with the distin- guished and bountiful patronage reGijved. they have, since the last season, assidtuously devoted their atteation In addinig to the former ackniowisedged attractions of the estalllshment. and by an unlimited expendliture to produce incr eased excelencee. The whole of the gar- dens have been replanted, relayed, ani raised on an improved plan, to enisure visitors against the possiibill t of inconvenience even in the event of unfa-vourahle weather. The Royal piavilion has l,een con- siderabily altered, and will be opened oa a splendid, novel, and exten- sive scale; the supper boxes througho:t the gardenis have been im- proved, and superior accommodation %Iforded to the iincreasing nium- ber of visiters; the orchestra remodelltd,and the whole fitted up with suitable elegance and effect. In the vocal anid lnst-unenLal depart - ment, in addition to old favourites. superior and approved talent has been engaged, it being the detss'minlatlss. of the proprietors to render it. worthy of the miusical taste of the oMsntry. The llIghly-extolledl Ballet will this season offer additional claims to admiiration i and In thescentc, decorative, and lugh tinE, departments the Imaprovements, it is hoped, will excite general satisfaction. The immense!spase oc- cuie last year with thie view of the Bay of Naples by Moonlight w1ill non-. represent a splendid Scene of the Catve of Finigal. The fire- wvorks (wilth the wonderful ascent on 'the rope), which last season wvere allowed to excel aniy before exhibited in Eutrope, wilil be rendered even mnore varied and niagnificeur. It Is with coniscious pride the pro- prietors assert, that hieretorore thec refreshmenits, wines, &c. have given the moat decided and genaeratl satisfaction: anid their unremniet- tine attention Nvill be devoted to ensuresa continuance of the same h;g7l confidernce and favour, Adinission eards for the season, for cue or more persons, may- he had at the Royal Gardens; a::d of Fenturn and Co. miusic warehouse, Strand; Clementi and Co. miusic wars- hoiisc,Cheapside M.1usical Salon:i, 136, Regenit-street;- LondonGenuine Tea Companiy 23, Liidgate-hill; 8, Charing-cross; and 148, Oxford- street; and ttie ELondon Wine Compa:iy, 141, Fleet-street...R,yal Gardens, V'auxhall, Mlay 10, 1824. ii ebhstre~,Maz-pod, BtirouFh.-The SUMMNERCOREo LECTRESdeiveed t teabove r'heatrq, will COM ENEo On Aatom andPhysology, by MAr. Grainger, at a qUarepat1 o'e,,e inth foenon.The Lectures wvill afterwvards be eiee ~~~ ~~Lecture on the Theory and Practice of Physie, by Dr.Armtrog, t hlf-~t7o'clockln tlie4vening. The subsequent Lecturs on hePrctieo Physic and no. Materia Aldiia also wvill afero-ards ic deileeda eSclock in the eveniing,at 39,Southampton- row, Russell-square. For particulars apply to Mfr. Grainger, 28, Dean-street, Southi- wark-; Dr. Arlnstrong, 391. Souithampton-rowr, Russell-square; to MNr. 1-ighley, medical bookseller, 174, Fleet-street; or at the Theatre, Webbi-street, Mlaze-po::d. Borough. I~NEOLE'r NZSTIIITUTIOIN for DELIVERING B3 POO-R MAARRIED WVOMEN at their owvn HABITATIONS, free of expense. Upw-ards of 75,000 have beers attended sl:lce the esat- bulishment in the year 1780. Patroni, His Rioyal Highness the Duke of YORK. Preside;:t, His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. Treas::rer, Sir Richard Birnie, Knighit. The ANNIVERSARY nINNRR or the Governors and F'riends of this tnstituition will cake place at the Freemasong' Tavern, on Tuesday, the I18th of slay next. The Right H4on. the Earl of PIPE In the chair. Tickets 16g. each (wine Included), nrsy be liad of the Stewvards, Comimittee, and Treatsurer; atlso at tie bar of the Tavern; andeofthe Secretary, at his office, 3, Castle-court, Strand. S N.B. No collection after dinner. OCIET forPROMTINGCHRISTIAiNTKNTO1-- U LEDGE.- GENERALMEETING f this Socieety wvill be held on Tuesay, une1. a thir Huse In artett's-buildin'g, at 12 O'clock;1 and te ANIVERARY INNE, onthe same day, at the Free- STEWARDS. Right Rev. Johni Lord Bishtop of Righ t Hon. Earl Talbot, R.. P. St. Asaph ~~~Right Hon. Lord Lilford Right Rev. John Lord BishoP of Right Honi. J. Becket, Judge Ad. Limerick Ivocate General The Des:: of Chesteri Thomas Roberts, esq. Provost of King's College Lancelot Shadwrell, esq. ~Archdeacon of Totnes Dinner to be on the table at hal past 5 o'clock precisely. Tickets may bhr had at the bar of the Tavern, or at th:e Societv's Offiee. WILLIANM PARKEI,J Joint A. HI. CAMtPBELL. J Secretaries. (1LERGY ORPHAN CORPORATIO'N,St. JYohns c ~~~~Wood. Mlarylebone. Pattron. The KING. President, the Right Hon. anid Richt Rev. Lord Bishop of LONDON. VIce.President, the Rtight Hon. CE~Ne ON. Nlotice is hereby given, that the PUBLIC FXAAMINA-TIONZ of the CIIILDREN In the SCHOOI.S of this CORPORATION trill takep laI befoe hi Grae te Lod Arhbisop f Canterbury, at the Scool. hous, S. Jon'swood Maylehne.onliondav, the 24th inst. at 12 'clock preciely. Notice I hereby furcer ive::, that a Qurtex ly Ge:sralMeeingoftis lrcoporredSocetyfor Clothilng.MaJintain- in5, and Educaing Pom,r Orphn Children o~Clergymen of the Esat- bl:se,iChaeb f Eglan, usci ofageto be pu; Apprentice, wvill be hlde atFrecrasns'tavc, GeatQuQen-street, li:noo]n,lnn-in fieds,no hurday th 27h ist.at alfpast tvo 'c'lock precisely. E. I, TURNOUR, Sec. EO M BU YI)SENSARY, ulldter the pa tronag~e M)of H-is Grace t1 nt-c Dukef Bedf,:rd, 68i, Grntat RsRell-street.- The ANNIVERSARY DItNNER of the siovern,,r%and Friends of this Chtarity wvill beo': Tliursday, Mlay 20, at Freemaisons' Taver::, Great Queen-street. Dinner to beonntable at half-past5uo'cl~ck.- Patron, His Grace the DL,keofrREDFORD. President, the Most Noblee Marquis of HUNTLYt. VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Mlost Noi,le the Mlarquis of I Sir Clandhis Stephen Hunter,bart. Tavistock-, M.P. "JSr DighyAMack-worth, hart. The RighitHon. Lord JolanRussell, I he Rt.Hon. Charles Gran)t, SI.P. 51.1'. ~~~~Rev. Thomias Willis. LL.D. The Rt. Hon. LordlVDICt.Sld"outh Samiuel Birch, esq. aId. The EL ~ Rev, ttile Lord Bishoip of The Rtecorder of London Chichiester Graniville Vernion. esq. H.P. The Hon. Mr. Justiee Bayley Smr. Sergeant Bosa,:quet The lioni. Sir. Baron Garrow Joseph buttrivurth. csq Al.P. Llenit.-Ge::. Sir Thomias Hl-s(ip,) Charles Sainuel Whinireud, sq. G.C.B. IM.1'. T. G. IBabjingtoni, esq. Edwrard Litwford, esq Hugh Edwvards, eel'. P-.lye. "IO. 1olhn Hall, esq. Pra. Wasket Mlyers, esq. Thoi. Ge,,. Hoiugh, esq. 1 Philpot, esq. - Huinter. esq. I.. S. tokes4, esq. Ti,-I,ets. I5sa. each, mnay behbad at tile ji3pense,ry, or at the bar of the Tavern. JAME'S PASMIORE, Sec. A.SYLUM for F EMAlALE ORfPHffANS. H.HR . tIre ulue of CASIBRIDGIt, I(G. President VICE.PRESIDENTS. Ilis Grace the Duike of Slarl- I Rt. Hi::. Ad. Lord RZadste,CB borouSh I pight Hon. Sir ArchtibadMco Right H-oni. Earl Spencer, K.G. f nald, hart. Rtight Hion. Earl Mansfield I Sir WV.in.leighton, knigt T reasurer, Win. Williams. esq. rH.P. The ANNIVERSARY MIEETING of this CHARITY will be held o WVedn"esday. Mlay 26th, when the SERMION %Vill lie preached by h Rev. J. A. BUSFIEL.Ih, D.D. Rector 1'f St. Mlicliuel's, IWood-street; Lectuirer of St. Mary-lebone, and C,haplafin to the Esrl of uiiigrave. The ChaLpel duets su %Ye pen at 12 o'clock, arid Divine Service begin at I o'ci,ock precisely 'I'he ANNIVE~RSARYV DIN NFiC wiill lie on the samne day, ait the City of London Taven::, Bishopsgate-streer-. STEWARDS. !Ienry Alexander, esq. I Samuel Mlarrvatt, esq. ,rme BDailey.eseq. Wmn. Sanford, esq. Rev. C. P. Burney, D.D. F.R.S. and Clande George Thornton, esq. A.S. Samuel Arthur Vardani, es'l. John Dent, esq. George WVheelen, csq. Edward Fletcher. esu.- Wmn. Wild. esq. Henry Gaitskell, esq. Flor, You::g.eT. Sheriffoif Surrey Dinner tickets 15s, cadl:. N.B, 0:i thait day th~ e will be nio ;adni's- sion to the chapel but by tiekets, wrhich syill be sent to ev-ery guardian, I The music by Sir. Hlorsley, the organist. WVM. AGUT'ITER, Sec. The Stewvards ansd Cornimittee most earnestly entreat the exertioiis of the Guardians an.d their Friends on this occasoiol, as the f::uids of thechaitynyil b vey iseeialy dcresedby the large sumn to be paid or te neessay puchas of he p emie. The o:bjects of the charty re Dsered emal Orhans beeftof both their parents. and ithut ny now paishfro whch they ean claim relief. Andsine te fu:;atin i 178 nary 2,000 objects have been CIENTERAL BENEFIT INSURANCE OFFICE, Aldersgate-street, established 1820. CAPITAL FIFTY THOUSALND POUNDS. P~atron, His RoYal IIiglriers- the Duke of GLOCESTER. President, His Graco the Dotke of BEDFORD. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Sir WIVn. Curtis, hart. M.P. J Mattlhew Wood. esq. oId. AH.P. Sir Ro,bert Baker. k-nt, I Joh:i T. Tliorpe, csq. aid.' The Very Rev, the Dean of WNor- The Rev. J.NW. Cu:inirighamn, M.A. cseterI Vicar of Harrow. TRUSTEES anid DIRECTORS., Thomnas Cane, esq.I Robiert Norcute, esq. Richard Carter, esq.I Errinigton Paxton,eseq. Thomas Eninmett. e3q. The Rev, v l iec,BA Edwvard lHale, esq. I,S.Pec,BA Treasurers-.Slessrs. Frys and Chapman, bankers. Plyiciean-nt. H. Clutterbuck, New B1ridge-street. Su:licltora-.Siesitry. Fisher anid Norcute, Gray's-ilnn, SurgeonsR-John Huriier, eseq. Great Tlowver-street; Jo:hn Itornidge, ,euq. Great Ormonid-street; Robert Blick, esq. Snslthfield-bars. The objects of thi~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s iiistitutiozi are C(; xal le;ncaia n labouri:ig classes and others to eet insurances for weekly allowances during sickne.s and superannuation, together with medical attend- an1ce and medicine, life insurances, immediate aild deferred aisriu- itles, &-c., the premiums are received either i:sonthly or quarterly, and equitably appiyrtioued to the ages at admission; the assured are not subject to linereased or unecrtain rates of contribution, and are entitled to septennial returnis. The importancee of secure p?rovielosis of the above nature to the classes miterested, on a plan asusimilated to and combinlng the most advantageous features of tbre various fire azid life offices, mast he aIpparent, aild is evide:ced by the very large body that have availed themselves of the advalitages offered. The Directors invite an ispection1 of the rules and tables of pre. miums, for whl1ich purpose and for effecting insurances the office is openl from h0 to 3, and froem 6 to 9 dailY. XTALUABLE MINERAL PROPERTY, Stafordshire. V-To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. PEYTON, by the directioni of Assignees actinig iunder a CommisSion of Bankrupt, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham, on Wednesday, the 9th day of June next, at 12 at noon, in six lots, a very valuable MINERAL PROPERTY, com- prising the mines of brooch coal, ironstone, henthen coal, and the niewv or lower mnines of coal anid ironistone under the following pieces of land, near OchTe-hill, anid in the parishes of Tipton and WYest lreom. wich, in tlle county of Stafford, via.:-Lot 1. Bialceley Wood Meadow and Little De Baijk, eontainihig toge:ther I 7a. 3ir, 301i. Lot 2. Doe Bank, 4a. 2r. 16p. Lot 3. Little Piece, Coal ilit Ground, M ill Leasow, l iil Mseado land Little N1111 ileadowv, conitaining togetther 20a. ir. 4p. Lot 4. Great Ochre-hlil and the Sling, con:taining together 148. Ir. 5p. Lot 5. Wood ., or Wednesbury Old Field, 30a. 2r. 22p. Lot 6. Blitto, 4a. 2r. 35p. In the wvhele 92a. Ir. 32p. This proper:ty is very advan- tageously situate. beiing ittersected by bnth levels of the Birmingham Canal, and contiguous to several exteiisive iron-wvorks, anid lwithin about eight miles of the townn of Birmingharn. Pritied particulars whereof nmay be had of Mr. Corrse andSMr. Wils, solicitors. b3irtuing- ham : Mr. Crosland, solicitor, Old Broad-street; Sir. Alexander, soli- citor, Carey-street; Messrs. Vlzatd and Blowser, solicitors, Lincoin's- Inn-fields; and SIr. Peyton, CDOoks-court, Carey.street, London; and of .Ur.Samuel Billi West Broaie, wvhere a^ plas may be seen. Prr- tcuars mnay also oehad at tire place of sale, sand the followi. g inns:- Hensand Caluekens, Birminghara Ho pPole Worcester' Star, Stafford; Lion, WVolverhamupbon; Hotel, Dudley; Turk'e Head, Wednesbury; Crown, Stourbrldge; Hulls Head,Wy51sal ande Swar4,West Bromvieh.