STAGE DANCING.-Parents de...
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(Q TAGE DANCINTO.-Parents desirfils of haVing their) J children lfnstru 'ed hII stage dancing are informzed t Va -r. I-i i7LI N, late liillet Mas%t-r of the Italnan Opera k-rouse. has n a. '.NC% for some APP5IFNTICES. Parerts wyill fill' the present a' RVOmIT3'1C oppolrtuinty, as nio prer4Ium will be reqrrired.-1 7, Great Pultenev.street, GoIlten-square. l"DU_CATIOTNj.-Dr. JAM IES AN\DREWV, late ~Headl u~ Mastr Of te Last India 'Military .Serninary. nei r Cyd'so Surey,hasopeeda PItIVATE ACADEMI1C ESTAi3LIS"HMEN,a Wnodfod.wels, Esex, tot the several uses and purposes to which I a liera andreglareducation may be atpplied. - ]fl'DUC TION'.-t a .S inary of -thc fi-rs-tclss, nlear lkj ondn, or he Education o-f 12 young Ladiles,, there Is ONE 'J.'cANCV 'Ih govrness has hadl many y,ears' experience, and thle car an iratrctinofthe pupils In this establishment combine great ze olastic adivantaesrith the freedonm and comforts of homne. Ad- 4dresA, post psal, to V . 59,_Boroughi. D CATIO ,byaClerg-yman, not entliety iun~knowvn.~ wIho receives Into hs?nl limited nunibi:ar of YOUNG c'eTLEMIEN. To the requst uhrity of a mnaster he unites the kiddness of a friend and prit.adendeavoure, bY patience and par cveranle, to improve the minds an anners of thote enitrusted to his care. Apply, postpaid, to Mrs. ul 124, Leadenhall-5treIet. DtI)U ATIO5N.-The Misses MOXON Iteg leave tol .lIL retuirn their thiank-s for the enconragement they have niet with. since their residence In the Hackney-road. sand hope that r'reir attention to the morals end improv-ement of the young La- deie entrusted to their care will entitle them to a continuiance. TIhe present vacation wvill termrinate on Monday, the 2d of Februairy. _Trafalgar_place. HRckuQrY-road1_. flDUCAT1ON.-A Iared Clergyman, of te Univer- L.styoCambridge, ridnwIthIn te distanee of nine nilies fro Lonin, s repared fo Itemmediate receptioni of six young Gentlemen -is PPUI'ILS, to fiirish their educatIoni, or prieparatory to their goTing tothe univ,rsiaty, or any of th,e ublic sehools. Thruernu- 1ier of pupils n-rill he limited to S.- Applyhby letter, post paid, to the TIev. F. W. to the care of 'Mel,srs. Heath. A:sh ness. and Co. I11. Queeni. street. Chenp-.ide.________ _1-y-4DUCi ION.-Itz. BATH, one of tRT Masters of i.~ hPjEADING SCHOOL. respectfuilly informs Plarents aiid Griar- diA4ne rulst. unrder the pitronaget of the Rlev. Dr. Valpy, he receives VmJUNG GENTLEMEN as BOARDERS for that Es,tai,lishMen'ft. The lmou'e is airy. eormmodio'is. and contiguous to the school and 1play groiund. The pupils are subA'ct to ithe Saine regulations, and expe- rience. the sainie liberal treaitment as thofer who are under the irnine- sPi-te care of Dr. Valpy. The termis may lie knlown by applying to !M'T. Rat1f, Ini the Forhury, Reading. TFr-4 DUCATIONI.-The E,tablishmrent conducted by the ~1-t! Res'. JOHN FVANI~, LL.D. and oirrpietent Assistanits, wvill lIE-OPEV oni Moiiday, Janiuary 26. Terms; 40 guineas per atintum. F,,r rhie additional c-ha-cc of 10 gnineas an apartment distinct fromy ,be cehool is assicued o~r a few cider pnruils, dnd foreignters, de,irouS of ci-qiiirin, tie E.rrli-Si lrsncugte. Refer encts are miade tn the Rev. Dr. R'rcamfles. Kint's-road -Sir John Pertfng, bart. aiw-l t'o. Cdrnhilllr- ~'r k'tteF C.'s.r hrt. Srring -strdeiis: Southwiood Smiith. M. D. Trri- ~rfy.s-lrare; 'Mr. Hilditelr, 13V, Ldgate-hiIl r and to Profeisor Leslie, - ie_nvrity i, Edlniburgh-, PuIa's-row. Islingtoin. DUCATION, 4. miles on tile S-urrey sidle of the Jj7, hridge,I-Xt a lonig catabltched and respectable Seminary for YOt'NG LNI lF.S. there will after the present reccs:r be VACANCIES for TIIREF. PUPILS, who will be liberally BOARDED and carefully EDIUCATED. Includling tire i-reiich language, ait thie moderate terms, ,if 20 guineas per anrinim. References to parents who have had da.ugh- cer, nuany years ar the sfhool. For prospectirses aprply to Mlessrs. y):tr!.,n and Co. .55, Gra~eehurch-street; Mir. Edwards, 17, Bridge. s'r-eet. Lamubeth; or M4r. Astiton. solicitor, 4.5, Salisbury-square. Fleet-- tree -71 IUCATIO )N.-qudbus-y, `,iiffolk.-jleducedTcrrMs.- L Yonne GETE BON r PtARIDED on the best provisions, renderli- treated, and carefully Instructed in the driferent branches, ,fa cllAssial ana comme-rcial education, by W. YOUNG. who re- 'cu-ves pupils under ii scars or' age. at l6 guinleas; shrive, IS grilireas. C.rd, to ire had at the bar of the Sara,c'er: Ihead Iinn. -Xdgute, spedl- ry in;, respectable triwi referencees, ddiily provisions. &e. where Wv. ii ouiig will attend e'verv day thi.s week, finnm !2 till 2. except Sattir. eta. heni he iv-ill return, preciselv ait 12 o'clock, wvith his young fri'ends, entrusted to IrII care. SIMPSON, arid -able *ssaistants,npwin terrms tilre mst InDeit,hug the zacsnrnodxti,rns rand sorirse- ,,f instructionr are upntet n- liberal planr. TIhe p'rpils Invariably sit at the samne cale with the riT-nils-. arid es-ery- kliid rrtterrtion is paid to promote their comfort and rampro%rnemet. Clird' of particrtilarerrod referenceiinay b-e had of Mjr. ~-imopeoi. .ir Mir. Alliso.n. his aigcnt. 1. Finch-lanie. Coruhill. An ex- perlericedi .%,sitant W an ted. ____ ______________ F' Dr-(ATION .-XFr. CLARK5ON's ACADEMY, ut84 13iwxe. lail. inerr Greta-brridge, Yorkshire, yo'rirg GENTLE- INSTRU7CTFD iir the usial liranch,esof erdication neces,sary toq'ualifv theii, foe airly ittiatirsirin life, ajtIS gujineasper annium. YThere arc rio v-aealons lit extra charges., brit fur Instruction in ttie French ranpsarage I 0-. (Id, pertq'arter. The situation is rervarkablv healthy. aird tire c,,niorfit i-f th pupil, particularly attended to. l-ucrtlaer iriforniation and respecrabis references to parenits; rhrr have irrnoured Mr. Clarksonr with theIr Sup]xirt. and to yourng men who hav-c beeni educated tinder iris care, may be had Of Mr. Smiith. 26. l,.urnbtard-8treet r arid of Sir. Clarksrsn. who.attends daily at tire Cross Keys ilnn. Wood-street, Cheripside, from 10 to 2 o'clock._______ jEDUCATIO N.-Athe od-i stabl jisod ACADEMY Eof Woden Croft Lodge, near Barn'rrrd Castle, Yorkshire, cotn- ducted by Mr. Ed. SIMPSON, sen. and able Assistanrts. yod)ng- GEN- TL.EMF.?s are BOARDED and grammatically 1INSTRUCTED in the FEnelisb. Latin, and Greek languages, writing, arithmietic, mnerchants' PwL-ouints, aLnd the mnost rrsiful branches of the mathensaties, at 20 guineais per annuum. The French language, by a Native uf Francee, at 21 eujuens per annumi extra. A quiarter's niotice or pay for a quarter is r'rnrdprevirte Lto ttinypuplis leav,ing schuriu. Trebhealthbandmaorais of Mr.~ pipso pirpis are strietily at tended to. Cards o f pin tfculars and of tlre aisost respectable referencees may be had of Mr. Simpson, tani. Cirdridntrir of the Establishinrent, and whlo attenids at tire Saracen's, Head Taivern, Snorwhill, every day between the hours rif 12 irnd 2 o'clock. ET DU.CATIGN.-Parents anti Griardians are respect- jLjfully informed that thereisnowa V ,CANCYtin aSEMIINARY ot the first respectability, in onle of the most delightful situs.tioni niear towrn,for a yining LAD)Y.ticbe ARTICLED for the term of 3years. in order tii qualify her for a teacher, wvhere. the c,-,rrse ofirratriuetion wvill o-.rprise the Eintlishr rind Frenchi lai.girages. writing arid aritlimetie-, geozrapiry arid the rie iif the gloires, musrici, dancing. arid drawsing, with masters. tozether writir plain, tashbionable, arid the fanicy works requisite for the prorfe5mionr. N. 1I. This advertisement will be found peculiarly favourzable ti,any young lady deprived of paran tal attenition, as she will experic-irse all tire domlestivctomfrsrts, wvitis the advantages .fa rergular boarder, arid. for tire 'ritisfnction of all piarties. a 12-mnonth's trial still bea:llimved. Preirliuns tlor tire 3 years 9.5 guineas r for the first year 35: to be paid on errtrance. tLetterr;, pos,t paid, addressed tox.Y.V14, St. hlrrtirfs-court, wrill inete attention. =~_U-CATION .-A VAM [ LY E8STABLISHMENT 1-,for TWELVE YOUNG LADIES.-A Frenchi Lady, of the Protes- tant religion. whoi, bas liad tire advantage of a v-ery liberal e'ducation, in Paris, des-oles her tIme Find accomplishmnents to the education of her only daughIterarid a fesv young ladies, wvho participate her mater. Dal care and solicitude, aided hy a clever anid accrrmplished English Lady-. 'econded by emninenit mafsters, she directs ttire strudies of her pupils nis a plan mnaot partitirlarlyadlapted to a select number. The house Is roomy and r-oinmodi-lus, the g-arden larg-e and -pren. and the irhole establishrmenit affords~ tire conmbined ad-vantage of priv.ate tuition and School ernurlatlirn. Morals and religions principles arrxiorisly rittended tii, There is att present one vacancy. Terms, includinig English, French, geogiaphy, history, and fancy si-orks, 30 guineas per ainnirm. Referexices of the hignest respectablfity. Apply, post paid, for cards of address to Msr. F. G0. Moon. 20, Threridneedle-streetL ~ DiUCA'rION.-At the ACADEMY, Dalton, near It ihr-hnond. Yorkshire, yoang GENTLEMEN are INSTRUCT- FT), by Mir. JOHN NEL-SON, arid able Assistants. lIn the Eiglilsh, Latin, and rGreek lang-tages, and ev-evy branch of the mathemnatics, inclutding, Isard. clritlresa. sationery, and every other nrecessary, at 18 -irid 20gidineas per annum. Tire Freuch language by,arativeoif Paris, at I05. 6d. per quarter. At this es-tablishnient there are no vacations. The npri pilsnirat the same table srith the family, are treated with parer-tnd tenrderness, and every attention is paid to facilitate their istudies, siid promote their 7mental and religionsi Improvement. Cards ,sf references, &c. miay be lirad of Mr. Allen, 17, Old-attes~t, St. Luke's: 'Mr. Cuthberison. 2, MillI-street, Lritmbeth ; Messrs. Thomas and Co. 110, Rtegesit-street, Piccadilly; r r. Softley, I SO, Ratellff-highway; r Sr. Howe, agenit, 13, Everett-street, Brunswrick-square; at the Oxford Hlotel, bottom of Oxford-street. where Mir. Nelson att ends dlaIly, from i i to half-past 12, and at ttire Virginria coffeehouse, 73, Cornhri ll, from I eto 3. eIX' GUIN'EAS per QUJARTER.-SEMINA-RY, MfT- k'PSteaid, Essex, healthfully andjnleasan tly situate, conducted by the SlZss NOTITS. YOtUNG LADIES are lIberally BOARDED and IN- STRUSCTED In the usual branches of ans useful education, at the lowv terms of 6 guineas per, qujarter, wrhich includes borard and waishing, wvith tuitiuir iD, the English atnd Frenich languages, music, drawing. wr;iting, and arIthmetIc. with other branches of educatio,n. The health F.rinciples', and morals of the pupils are regarded tifth parental so- iiiltide. Letters addressed, post paid, to A. Z. at Mr. H. Ward's, 19. Caztle--strcet. Leices,ter-sriuare, srill he personally atten4ded to. -whereprospectuscs rosy be bad. Resptectable references will be gis-eri and requiredt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ENT-HOUSE PREPARATORY BOARDING and KDAY SCIhOOL. for a limited rininiber of Youing Ladles, Sourtir- amnotin-street, Cambherwell, there is niow a VACANCY for FOUR PUI'Is. The situation Is remarkably healthy, and at thecons-enient distance of two miles arid a qirarter fron either of the biridges. Tire young ladies are boarded srittirout limnitation, take their meals with the familiy, and the greatest carearnd rittenrtion still be paid to their health, manners, doriiestic consfort, arid religious Instruction. The quarter commence, unI the day of entranzce. Ternms onily be hiad on application at Kent H4ouse, and the follosn plcs,yn:-rIIie 161. Piccadilly. oppnisite Hatebett'sotl 1. Nr. Perting, 413, Strand ; Mr. Vaughn, 121, Jermyn-,Street, St. James's: Mr. MO'irire, 21, Hiigh:. atreet, Maryelehone. D ITS in URBE.-GLOCEST ER HOUSE, SCH11OL,. j: Walwsorth.---r. J. P. CLARKE rgesectfully Informis his friends ;ann the pliblic In general, that the Christn:es Recess terminated 0,i Tuesday, the 6th. of January, 1824. The systemi if education ecildiprises every brsanch of clas-sical, mathematical, an1d coramertial instruction. A distinct school roons is appropriated to the classical .lepartflsent. A naitive of France resides In the house. The lhouse is ar'airui mansion, sutrrounded hy uipwards of 3 acres of pleasure rind playgjrounds. The doinsestic arrange,nrents are conducted on tire irosser lIberal p lan, the coinforts of Privarte behirri as much as possible blended with the ads-antagee of public tvniti'sn. Ternis mnoderate. Vacatons,a fotnigh eac. PrSpetrses, &c. may be hiad atL the rch,a,l at Sam.'rr Jibrary, St. Jrrnme's Sir. Ackeriman's, Il015Stra:id; British Trav-eller (1t3Ce. Black itorse-court, Fleet-street; 1Iir. Hud- soniis. prntseller, C_hn'apside: or sit Mle3srs. Harvey and Darton's, Grx.ceachuic-strefct. Wanted a youth, to be artileled for a termi of v-ears. HEC CLs.sI(:A L ann C,OMMIERCIAL ACADEMY, AL aste-tret,Reading. conducted Iry M1r. CANINON, -will RE- $)PKN n Tursay,the 2-? inist. This establishmnent, rwhich has ~,sr undr th euertoteirderre of Mlr. Cannon f,rr mnarry years, is jntodedto inalfy oung Gentlemnen for professionral or com- ms-reaX lfe. 7he slasia are studi2d on the Eton plan; tire mathie- ns?re. cmaerealarithmetic, and Ipercbants' accosunts, arie exemn. ]rlfiT1 ry uchmehods as have given unDiversal satistactiorl. The asos ~prlar odeof teaching the French language has beerr iatro- duce f. som tie biy a native, with the greatest success. The pupis ste~d areglar course of philosophical and chymleral lectures, dlvelred ip3 tire principal, and illustrated scith very extensive appa- ratus. rFhe tIiZM0t arttention is paid to mnoral instruction; and every effort made t, "In bine the comforts of lrisme with thre duties of a well regniated~ sc)iiwdul Ternss, tinr board and English educatiorr, 22 "uras per annulm. No entrance. An enlarged prospectus maybhe btaine3d, ,y applyinrg to Mlr. Cannon, lhf by, letter, post paid);r or siri interviewv with the prIncipzth muaY be had,,At the 'Sussex hotel,Bouverle,. street. rleet-street, To-morfiss, Friday,- und Satuirday mnorning next, beforelIl. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ RS11. RELL, of Stake Newingo,rpii anne,thttepreetvttoin ae~ nte tho * 3 nounces, that the pre-ent vacto rr;neanthi9hf jarn2ary. TIre continused and decided approbation of those parents and gluardians *vho have hitherto hioncoured her with their patron. a;;e. and the rapid increase and flourishing state of her seminary, arc rcLui=thce ighly gtifying t' her feelings, because Indicative uof ttle success eif her enideavour- to promote the improvement, health, arld c.,mnfort of her pupits, and of thiose efforts being kindly appre- ciated. She bess to assurc her friends that It is her Intention to pur. 6sue Ihat naode *f tt itrumn and to continuue those liberal domestic au-rr-asemenrtu Whirh have sr) far 6aIned ,their approbation. To Farerlts is-ho feel anxious for the lbest interests of their children, Mrs. Sel' desires to rasy, tihat they will find her mode of lnsitruction Is of ; narure peculiarly calculated to s eure trot onrly the mental Improve- ncnzlt of her pupils, but also7 to instil into their mfinds those rellgious ssfrnewSplilCS whico niust niecessartly erirslee every systeer, of -dlcatiun. teterriee.9 are perruittird to tire Rev. Edivard Andrews, LL.D. Wal- -nirthi: Rev. J. A. Janses. hlirmirham: and to Jamnes Hamllton, cs. 'i.D. Fisi.bury.eutuare, &e- No entrances. A French Teacher ?l,URXTON-LODGE ESTrABLISHMENTT, Brixton- U hill, for a limited nwumber.of YOUNG GENTLEMIEN.-Mr.JIINE. hav ing elrliquirhed his long-continued and successful Estaiillshmeni at Plyamontli, -ill eomrinence at Brixton-lodgu, after tire present rrce"c, on the 15tb January In accordance with the earnest vishes of the pirents of several el lils former alid present pupils, arid his olWU d.sire to be neur the metropolis. The house, four intles from t.uvn. It very commodlously situate and exaelleiit, with spacious raui pleils.ant frouldF. The domeatic management wvill be under thie isorrstriut s.u asiduousdirvefion of MIrs. Hine, The pupils will be treated as merobers or a fanlily, 'and partScipate as parlour boarders Mr. lIIe's dal:y society and conversation. In conwunctloji with a rr,idatrtntion tiroood mornils and polite behaviour, theGreelU,Latin, .; --nth lagusages tcIii be carefully, correctly, and expeditiously 9_t,rr-it; n-t. h.uwvc'er, to the preJudiceof ivbuat re tiprlorclalmard s.yrrprrr irrtsimortarrre, Epgish literature, demonstrative selence, and parus,pi,y. Tisross 40 g:uIneas per aiunruo, young, gentlemen unider eltst ycrs o f rFe, 351 guincar; books and s:tationery are the only c;are All .31ingle bed_. Corre-kept ut ithe usc of the family Holy- y b, three wveeks at Christmas arid three wecks at Midsummer. ~unincrous referrnces can be given, In toss-as and eount:y. Prospec- trua.s and OIlier prirtidulars may ie Isrid at 100, bt. iSIartins.laue; sr,, ; g'" urg3-1abz?=d; af*Coihll; and 'iXtoo.lQ ze. nEA,Y and DU MB GENERAL .%7EVTI NGJ 1th of January,.1824. JOHN HOPKINS. Esq. id tbe Chzr. The minxutes of the last Getneral Mlectilng wvere read and conifirmcd, and the present officers of the society re-elected:-- the sub-treasurer read the annual statemenlt of the receipts anid expenditure for the lastyear. The meetingthen proceeded to Eiect Twenty.one Chlldren Into the Asylum from a list of seventy-six eandidates. The thanks of the General Meeting were presented roJoljn Hopkins, esq. the chairmani, for his obligilg and impartial coniduict In thechair, aiid for his zealous attention at ali times to the concernis of the insti. tutioln. When the numbers polled for each candidate were nscer.. tained, the following were declared duily elected s- John Davis ........... 4952 Anthony Creas) .................. 4998 Dinah Edward-............4948g Frederick Mlils .................. 4S96- John. H. Knight ...............493 .. lle Groves .4887 John Phillips ......... ,.,.,.... 4930 Eliz. S. S. Eva ... 4884 Joseph Manning . .4928 John M1itchell .. , 4875 Robert Oldfield . 4917 Thomas Corry . 4326 Charles Ford ...4917 Sarah Phillips .4306 Willia S Spatrks.........4912..arh.Anne.arris 3461 William Coleman.i911.Sauel.........a269 Mary Kelly ............,,.4901 ...Charles .obb 373 Wiliuan 'I apler ................ 486 Two Hundred and T%veuty Children are no nuder tuition in this As lum. Admission Is confined to hO district or ersuasion witb the Britishernpire. CHARLES COMPTOK, Dep. Sc. f ING's TH-EATRE.--Signor BENElLI most re- IL spectfully begs leave toinform the Nobilityand Gentry, Sub- scribers to the Opera, 4and the Publie, that inconsequence of the extraordinary exertions necessary to complete the decorations of the interior of the house, the OPENSN( of this THEATRE is POST- PONED to Saturday the 24th Instant, wvhtell the seasoni will commence vith a new grfand serlous oper-a ii two actg, composed by Signor ltosgini, called ZELMIRA. End of the frat act, anewv Divertisemelit chevalieresque, entitled HONNEUR AUX DAMES. To conclude vith a new Ballet Divertisensenit. called I.'ADORATION AU SOLEIL. All applications for boxes anid single subscriptions for the seasonl to be made to Ir. Seguin, Opera-office, 105, Quadrant, Regent-street.