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WTANT ED, a HOUSE, with a Shop and. spacioug 2 'cellarigg. ands agood supply of water: -the coming in must be low. Letters adressed, post paid, to W.ll. 13, Brunswtck-street, Stalla- fordl-s;treet, Bllackfriars, will be attended to. X X N T T-ED, iTnmediately, in a Gentleman's Famfiily, lVan active steady young Mlan, as FOOTrMAN, where only one isKept, arnd wvho winl be expected ti have a good, character from his last situation. Apply at Mr. Charman's, jeweller, corner of-Albe- Inarle-street, PiccadITly._______________________ W~ANTED7, aCOOK in a Family, a few miles from Lnon. a very respectable WYOMAN, who understands hier bu~- Siness as an exaceedingly good plain cook, and one whio is very active anid cleanly. There Is no dairy. Address B. Z. at the postoffice, Whetstone or Barnet. WVANTED, a PLACE, as COOK, where a ~kitche`n- mnaid Is kept, or as Hiousekeeper to a single Gentlemnan or Lady, by a Person, who perfectly understauds ber business in all Its branches, anld can have a good character fromi her last platce, wbere she lived nearly 2 years: no 'bjection to go a feWv miles Oult of town. Address to t. A. at S,Goodge-street, Tottenhanm.cotrt-roaid. ~XTAN ED, awelldispoed ad assiduous You.th,aged~ TV 1. as anAPPENTCE t a ightgeneelBusiness: he mnust Wtit a oodhan, wll oardandlode i th hose,anid his morals he attededto~liewil be ntiledto he ityfreedm.A premiumn of 2111 reuire. Aply(if y ltte, pot pidlto A.Z t mr. Gittln's, 3, TA ED, a steady MAN, -who has lived some vears mna Wholesale House In London. in the colour line, wvho knows. thetrae ell cn wit a oo had,asdndestudsecullt.He wvill be requiifed to collect moniey and seek for orders, also keep the cash and other accounts. Securityforn 1,0001.is required. Applyat28, Allen-street, Goiwell-street, from 10 to 12 o'clock.__________ WXANTE1) imm-tediately, as SHOPWOMAN,apeTson WVbetween 20 and 20 years of age, of active habits n gen.teel address, who has heen accustomed to serve in the millinery and strawv business: she wvill be, required to assist at the woark talile when not otherwise engaged, and must write a tolerable hand. Apply Person- allY for A. H3. att Messrs Swan and Eigar's, Rtegent-qiuacdrsilt, betwveen S and B Iii the eveniing. WANTED, as APPRENTICE, in the Oil anti WColour Trade, aL Youth of respectable connexionis, not tinder 15 years ot age. A premifum required. Also by the same Person, a youing 3fan from the country, understanding the plutmbinc and glazing b,isi- ness. who may have constant emiployment. For address apply to Mtr. Hlloins, Uocer, St. Martin s-court, l,eicester-square; or at Mir. Butter's, oilman, ctannon-street, Watling-street. __________ 1~ANTED, a steady Womani, agedl between 30. andi 40, VT a SP RVANIT of ALL-WORK. She msust be an eairly riser, a good plain rook, active, cleanly, and even temnpered. Wasbing putt out. wages 12 gilinews. A 12 monnths' character will be expected. Apply at Mfr. Wi,n,iard's, oilman, 74. Snow-hill. it is requested none wvill appi y but those who know- themselves to answer the above description. W ANTE , in Clergman'sFamily, a very steady resecabl yungMa, ta T a NT-DOOR SERVANT. None wil betakn w,o annt podnc atwoyears' character frem somne ressctale ersn tht my h spkento: and extreme sobriety. actvit, nd lealiesswil h esculal. To prevent unnecestary troubl tieuse that no onewhio cannot give most satisfactory referene ilapy Wages 1S guin,,as and livery. ApIlylf at MEr. BruIce. ebeeo r. I19, corner of Clarges-street, Pcecadil y. tIANTED, PRIVATE TEACHING in Familieg, a WSituation in a Commercial House. or in a Boarding School of t'he drait respectabiIlitvy-A young Mfan of higchly, respectab,le con- nexions4, who) writes the plaini and ornamental hands beautifully, POs- sesses a knowledge of figuires, and understands and speaks the Frencli languave In a suiperior manner, wvould be glad to oi,fAin Immediate EMTPLOV1MENT in one or all of these branches. L,etetes. post Paid. address.ed to T. P. at MIr.'Bnoth's circuilating library- Duke-street, IPort- lanid-place, wviii meet with immediaRteatt,ution. T ~1 ANTED, as CLERK, in th fi.eo La-ndSur- Wveyor, atbouit 1.5 miles frorm towvn. a Person wcho Is wecll ac- quainted with the field practice, and who can firlisl Plans w-itli neat- Seesl and despaeb. Also a Youith, ahouit 14 years of age. who hais a taste for drawing and can wvrite a good hand. to lie Articled for 11 years. ge will be taken Into the houise and treated in every respect as One of the family. A premium iviil be expetctd. For, the adver- tis,er's address apply. Pestage Paid, at 78.1High-street. Borough. PPREiNTICEWAVNTE91y, illtile I'ronnmongery Busi- A ness. A youth a fewv miles from town would he preferred. A prmumrwill bereqluired. Aippiyatl99. Oxford-street- A N eligi~b!e OPP'OR-TU,NITY off~ers for ayoung- Lady Ato learn the business of a M5illiner and Dressmaker. as an APPnENTICE. Alsu,, an Impiro,er and an outd.,nr App)rentice scanted. For cards of address a,pply at 'Mr. Stone's. 4. Aldermnanhutry, L,ad-laue. .SHOP WVANTED.-WANXTED,T a SHOPM, in-repair-, , In a good thoroughfare. suitaiiie to a Lfiiendraper. Rent anid taxes moderate. No, premiuim wvill be giveni. Address, post paid, to A. it. 16, Patcrnosttr-row. AN/USIC.-A Gentleman, comne ostt of townv, wisthes to ir J9 ISPOSE of a GRANTD PIANOFORTE, Stodart's nmake, for t)0 guineasi, wvarsnted sound. Mfay be seen at any timie, at 33,-Hatd- low-street. Burton-crescent- TOPAREN,TS and GUAT'~RDI~ANS.-WA.-NTE1)T re!sp(ctalble young Person, as an APPRENTICEF to the Dress- mnaking and MiiIIner3r. in a Ionm-estailished Ioloise, whlere thev wvili reveire their instruction from the princiepal of the concern,. and their health and morals be strictly attended to. Tnquire at 27. Pall-mall. ]~~WPARTNERSHIP- n eligib e fFer nowpie aents itself for a young profes-ional Matn o f iodustrIous hahits, In anetablished aLnd increasiilg BUSTINESS in Kent. Particulars nmaL- he known, biv personial applicatlion only to Messrs. itoeand MT'Gbie, -I, Gray's-inn-square. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ AYoung -M AN, who perfectl u-nders-,tandsthe myayssage- A men t f horses. is desirous, of a'SITUAirIoN to reside onn'the rcontinlent. amd would hav-c no obie9tion to agree for a term of years, or gonut to the Eastomr West Indies: the onostsatiifactorv referetices can be given. Direct, post Paid. to X. V. 113, Weymouth-atreet, Port- land-place. No offieckeeper need apply.__________ '~1TNE ad SPRIT PAD.-WVANTIED, by a resectbl Hose,inthebotletradle, a PERRON, wvith a goo conexon.to aketheTOW TRVFtLLT\G DEPARTMEFNT. Any ersn, avig suh, ithsatsfatorv references, will be libe- raly teaed ith Adres, os pad.to T.R. careoifNMr. WiIkI-nson, 0 TR S_~ E-N in the City.-A young MVan of T re4ectailit, tvo Txperfectly conversant icith bookkeeping. will KEEP aSET`of BOOKS by single entry for 1 01. peranuium: by doaible entryv for 201. Per annumn. Assistance givent in makint ouit or investieatin accounDts at Is.6d. per houir. Apply hv' letter, to WV.L. care of Mr. Fortnom, stationer. B3aii-aliev, L.rnnblrd-street. XTEXTT~SENTATON to a LIVIN,Mwthin IN bou 50mils o th meroyli.-WANTED to PITTICHASE: onetha Issoo lielyto ccu. werethe income is about 8001. per annu, wih a ood esidnce.Alsoa Curacy. si-here there is a geod resienc. Prliclar ofboth an th price of the former,. are re- -quentad to be sent to Messrs. Carr and Fester's. 28. Johni-street, Bged- ford-row, London.________ VTI MILLERS or Otbers.-WANTED, a PARTNER Tgin a Water Crnri-mill and a considerable qutantity of wvater meadow, in a most advantageous situtation, in the couinty of 1-lants; if required, mnay, be held on leasge for a term of 50 years. on certain con- ditiong. For partficulars inquiire of'Mr. L ley, pos4tofi-ce. Blackuratar. Rants: It by letter. post paid. N. B. None needi apply but suceh as can comimanad a moderate capital. 4S GOVERNESS.-A voung Latdy wishes to obtain a A STATION as ISOVERt ESS in 'a gentlemnan's famiis-: she pro- fesses to teach the En,glish and French languagzei grammaticaLlly, geo- grapht', hictory. writing-, arithmetic,.and mutsic- Therrmost unexcep- tionalife references ivill be given to the lady in whose family she last resied- pplyby ltter pos pai, toN.S. at M.%r. Jeffrey's. 14. Suni- M ONSIEUR PRADT, difeteur d'orchiestre (e Bl Paric:ilrsic-deau delAadmie de Madlame Angiollini. a l~hnm'urd'auuoicta a Nblsseci ugFamilies qui veimient bien 1mit donner la prefcrence.qu'il est necessaire do 1'engacer quelpim'i tem, il'avance sanceu~ de la difriculte de se procturer de bons MIUSICIENS dane Ia waison des Bals, et aver cette Precaution il est sur de citutenter le, perbonnes gui voudlroit hien s'deirsser a lui.-6, New Cjavenidisb- street, Portland -plce.__e__ j'1 contry for somne rears, in prosecutina the .iisiness of an aPPRA ISER and AUCTIONEER, and who, has cpcalc,iir. In Londoni. Islidesiroousof uniting himnself in COPARTNERSHI-P wvith a respectable Mtan in the aLbove Iiue. As, his age wIll admit of hiis beinglective and devoted to business. he 'could feel disposed to tAke ,on hinixelf the weight of,,u'-b a concern, which mighlt afford telief to any eentiemans advancIng in life. The most respectabhle referencee cian be given asA to character and abiilities. nirect in A. Bi. at Mtessrs. Wind,le and Ashley's, Lord Mlayor's Cotlrt Office,_Itoyal Exchanige. ASPRIVATE TUTOR or SCHOOL ASSISTANKT.- A The advertiser. 21 years 01 -sge. 1Is desir.ous of obitaining a SITUATION as TUTOR In a c-ntpel aod piotsz family, to read with his pupils In the Clas-ics. the French, and Italian lRIanguges in -truct them In drawring, composition. &c(. Having been crePfully and liberally ednesAtes, his character and usorals arc Puire and unblemnishepd, his manners and sddres, genteel, which, added to his aequalintallep si-ith polite literAture and judicious method of Imparting linstrucetion, ;mnently qualify him for tbe office ite wishes to obtain. Letters. pspad. to Nt. A. 82. Oxford-street. rV'O he LET, Unfurnished. PARTTf amo enhul )F 10tinSE. consisting of a drawving foom, one or tw'o bedroorn,', ~nd'a kitchen, on moderate terims; pleasantly sittuate at Haverst,ck-- hill, HamOpstearl-road. Coaches in and fromn tow1n at tall hours of the day, for carde of address a:pply at Mr. Esquilant's, frinye muanufRe- tory,1 Hatlibonc-place,_oxford-street. 7Tv Obe L E T, i-n the vicinity of Euston-sqliare, fr4 X_or fB months, a HOUSE. elegantlyFturnished, replete scith every oonvenience, pleasanltly situate, wvell calculat-ed for the reception of a gzenteel family, anld on very moderate terms. A line adldressed, post paid, to A. B. at Mfr. TuPP s, confectioner, Tottenham-eouirt-road, will bc I mmedIately attended tu._________ TObe. C-T-,on -moderate tefras.!, TURVIELLE PMRXh Mr,ANSION, lately the residenice of General Dumourler. beauti- fuilly situate near Hienley oni Thanmes, aind possessing every conveni- ence for a faTmily of respectabiiity. with 60 aceres of good grass land orany,smaller quantity. The hous MnLy be rented fUrnished, for 4 o' more years Apply by letter, post Paid, to 1. B. at 'lhe Postoffiee, H4enley on Tharmes. F EE I~AM RENTS,issuingout of estates i IlvlMiddle- sex,lies, ad Nrfok, aotutin together to 621. i5o. per an- num, ubjec to aded,ution f 101]forlaud tsR . tu be SOL D by Pri - vateContact.Parienirs my behadof Mlessrs. C'arr and Foster, 28. ohnstret, edfrd-ow. .uidon wh will receive offers for the p 'reha,W. JJ PER ARLY-SREE.--To be DISPOSED OF,theunepird trm f I yersofa capital FAMITLY HOUSE, togeherwit th el-,cot urntur. Te lonme has been completely reparedandnewl funise-.iusihinthelastC 3 years. the. drawing room exepte: tere re roos o eah of the princ-ipal floors. 4 room onthe ecod flor,slid11 ttic, wth comkPlete offices, 9tables, Sec.Furters an rads o viw aplyto Gillow and Co. 176, Oxford- f10CLERGYMNEN, or others of classical attainmnents. ~~To e DIPOSED OIF, at Midsunmmer. on the southernt coast, a supeiornd elet BORDIG ad DY SCHlOOt., from svhich the reset p-.urleor,whohasbee log etablished, is about to retire. ~hehoue i oen o te sa,andwitina fewv minutes' walk of the beah. o asulabl pesonters wllbe reasonable, thouglh the advanagesofet are ndenable.App(ilf by letter, post paid) to Mr. oimstoe, choastc aent Wawie-court, Holborn. C OUNTRY RESIDENCE.-To he SOLD, or LET, J Unfurnished. a most desirable detached RESIDENCE, sultable for a small family, and very pleasantly situated in the delightful village of St. Mary Cray. Kent: it coatains breckfast and dining rooms of moderate size, libra-y, and very eleganit drasring room with a veranda In front, 7 bedrooms, water closet, kitceben, butler's pantry, larder. good cellars, &e. capital 6-stall stable and double coachheuse, vith 2 men-servants' sleeping rooms ahove; large and well stocked kitchen gardenl, pleasure grounds and shrubberiea very tastefully laid out, withi about 2 acres of good meadow land, skirted by a very fine xrout stream. There Is an abundanit supply of soft aud spring water on the premises. whlch are In the mo)st complete repair, and ready for ynjmediate occupation. St. SCary Cray Is distant from London 13 miles, to vbich there Is a daily stage. is in the centre of a good aportin country, and in the immedlate neighbourhoiid of several packsou hounds- For further partieulars apply to MAr. Bent, Cray ,Cottage. St. Mtary Cray; ot to Air. Chisholidie, 38, Isineolnes-lnn-fields: if by letter, post paid. 3DWARD CORFIELD, Land, Tithe, and I'imber E Surveyor, and Lan4 Agent, (late of the firm of Richardson and Corlield, ul,ncoin's-inn-fields,) takes leave rospectfully to announce to his friends and the public, that in consequence of the partnership be. tsveen Mfr. Piebhardon and himself having been dissolved by effltix of time, he has ESTABLISHED his OFFICE at 2, Holborn-court, Gray's- inn where the conmm2nds of the nobility and gentry, their legal alvisers and agents, w;ill be most thankfully received, and punctua)ly and prompty executed.on such terms ac he trusts will meet the appro- aation of those who continue to honour binh with their coatidelee. 2, Holbbrn-coturt, Gray's-Inn, TNconsequence of the unexampled success which has _[ attended the NF V SHADES, No. 2, White Hart-court, Lombard- street, for the SALE ofGENUINE WINES, full measure, and the uvon- derful srtislaction wvith ovhich the public have recelved this most excel. lent plan, tt Is currently reported that an honsurable member of the IdoisSe of CommonS intends bringing In a bill to prevene any but the standard full measurS bottles being used, such bottles belng regularly estamped. Masters of families are particularly requested to notice, that they can have wines at the Neso' Shades, by the quart or gallon, sent to theier own houses on most reasonale terms. N. B. Ai large Stock of the finest old Wines In bottle. Most comfortable rooms are always In readineis for She reception of corppany, A select eubscrip- ion room. 5AINTT KATHERINE's BRIPGE of SUSPENSION, -7 nenr the Tower.-At a MEETING ofte SUBSCRIBERS to and PRO grES ef this UNDERTAKING, held at the Georgd and Vul tore Tavern, Cornlill, on the 15th of April i. hl. ATT'WOOD esq. I .P.ih re solutions approvig of the pla of th Intended Bridge and approncses, as explained by Captain Brown and James.Walker, esq. civil engineer, and appointing a committee to con- ductthe preliminry business. previous to obtaining an Wct, it wag agreed that a GENERAL MEiSTING should be held at the City of LoandonTavern,l To-morrow,t the 21st instant, at 1 o'clock, and that the subscription papers should in the mean time be left at lessrs. Spoonge-6r an C. as,?t)cibSurrch-sret; Menssrs. eSmltersith, Pfayne,aid Co.'s, of reelving the-namnes of persons wishinogr beecome subscribers. WML.. CHISHOLMiE, S6. Llueoln'.s -imn-ieds. Solicitor .'or the Bill. (1 UARI)IAN SO(,IE;TY, for tlie Preservation of Public Morals. &c.-His Royvl Highness ttheDtikeofSUSSEX having racionsly conndeseended to appoint a SERMtON to be preached before him, at the Iarish Churelh ot St. Paul, Covent-harden. by the Rev. P. RNOPH, 0.0.. ChaLplain to Ills Rtoyali-Highness t C Duke of York, and Preliendary of Bristol. on Wednesday next, the 21st fnst. at 11 o'clock, the President, Vice Presidents, Comnmittee, anid Friends of the liist tution are respectfully requested to attend. This Society bas receiv-ed under its eare sine it,5 eonnmencement 8 819 unfortunate females, the greater part of whom have, after being trained to moral and religious habits, been restored to their friends, and are nowv earning their suxbsistence bv honest industry. They have at present in their Asylium, Nsw-road. St. George's East, forty- eight females. The Chlarity is condneted with the utmost regard to economy, and could be renderpd much more extensively beneficial wvereadequate funds contribulted. Fertlier particulars may be obtained by applicationl to Win. Fry, sesq. Trea.surer..,. S.ldr'scutPoultry: or St~~~~~~~~r .illdred's-court,Puty othe Secretary, 17, Polygon. Somers.tovn. The Anniversalry Ms7eeting of this Society %vill take place on Wednes- day, the 28th initant, at the Egyptian Hall, Maisionhiouse. The Right Ion, the Lord Mayor will take tile chai r at 12 o'clock precisely. Tickets of admission may hc h3d on application as laova, or of the Committee. THOMIAS WEBSTER, Secretary. B R I T I S H N NUITr COAPANY. Chairman, PETER iMOORE, REsq. M.P. . Depury Chairmar. ISAAC ROGERS, Esq. DIRECTORS. S. M. Barrett. esa. M.P. V. A. ?,Tadocks, esQ. M.P. Sir Stephen Sharp P. Moore, esq. M.P. Sin,-n Cock, esq. William Newman., esq. N. Dennys, esq. I Sanmuel Page, csqi. John Fraser, esq. I Thomas Tanner, esq. Charles Henley, esq. A. J. Valpy, esq. John Kirkland. eso. Treasurers, Sir Wiliam Kav, Price, Marryatt, and Coleman. Solicitor, Jolin Wilks, jun. esq. This COMPANV is non' establishing for LENDING MONEY by way of ANNUITY, on Freelio,d. Copyhold. or Leasehold Property, in thc United Kingdons of Great Britalii slid Ireland, or on Money In the Fuiids. The capital is proposed to be 3,000,0001. sterling. In 60,000 shares of .501. each. No individual or siroi to be allowed to subscribe for more than) 200 shares. For Directors anid Officers it is proposed to nominate merchants and gentlemen of character and intlucice connected with England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. The concerns of the Company to be conducted by 13 Directors, of whlois 12 are appointed, and the residue wvill be filled up in a fewv days. Five Auditors will also be appointed. The Company will annually divide at least from 6 to 7 per cent. The Shareholders will have to makean earlydeposit of 21. per share. Persons desirous of holding shares must traiirnit their teiiders in wrriting, on or before lhtirsday, the 22d inst. to Messrs. Sir William Kiay. Price, and Co. I, iansionhouse-street; or to Jolin Wilks, jun. esq. solicitor, 36. Newr Droad-street. iFORM of TENDER.) To Itrequest you to insert mY name In the list of subscribers to the British Ai-inity Company for shares: and I hereby undertake to pay the deposit, aid (in case of holding the sharesl the ftture in. stalmeilts oni suh shares in that institutiin as shall lie allotted to me. April 1824. 1 am yonlr humnble servalt, The Subscribers to this l-.stitution who are Agents for Mercantile Hlouses in the country, or for couiitry banks, as well as for private in. dividuals, havinig applied to the promoters of this meaxure.for a fewv days firther time to make tenders for sbates, it hias been determined to extenid the timie for such receptioli until Thiursday, thie 22d instant, it being the vish of the Directors to afford to every respectable indi. vidtual a fair opportunity of offering to embark their capital in this measure. Tenders for slhares to be forwarded to Mlessrs. Sir W. Kay, Price, Aarryatt. and Co. I Mansioniiiuse-strect; or to John Ailkc, itrn. esq. soillltiir, 36, Ness' Broad-street. JOHN WVILES, Jun. 36, New lBioad-strect. London. W HEREAS rHOMAS HENSHAW,lateof Blakeley, In the coiiuntyof Lancaister. esq. deceased, in and by his last will and testamnent. after stating that it was his wish and intention that a Blue (Coat School should be erected at Oldhim, aiid a Bllind Asylum established at Manchester, under the management aiid lirec- ti,iii of certaini trustees to he thereafterappointed land which trustees wele afterwards by a codicil to the said wilt duty appiiinted), did thereby give aiid lieqlicatli ?20,000 (in trust to the said trustees) to eaich of the said charities, silbject to such rules, regulatiois, aiid ConI- ditiouis as shiiild afterwards he determined for the goverinment there- >f. hlut he directed " that the said nionies should not be applied In the purchase of land, or the erection of buildings, it ieilng his ex- PecEatiiin that other persons would at their expense purchase lands and biuildings for those puirposes." And the said testator bequeathed all the residue of his personal estate to the trustees if the said in. Sended charities to be equally divided. And by a codicil to the said %vill he beqizeathed to thie Blue Coat School befor,meritloiied the fur- tlier stnii of ?20,000, empowrering his executors to fix tbe establish- nmenit of the said Mlue Coat School at Mlanichester instead of Oldham if tIleY thought it more convenient. Anid whereas the truistees of the said charitable legacies, being of opiniiin that thc Blue Coat School is snore likely to be benleficial to the puiblic at Mlanchester thaii at Oldhian, ilitend to establish the same at or niear Manchester. aiid they are nowv prepared to enter upoii the duties of their trist. aiid to appropriate the income arising from the heforemelntioned legacies according to the intentions of the testator. Blut Inasniilrii as they cannot legally appropriate an)y part of their fuizids to the purchase of lanid or the erection of buildings, they are unable to proceed in carrying siueh Intentions in effect until some person or person.s desirous of furtheririg the goc'd designs of the tes- tator shiall pn'reliaise azid settle land and btilldings proper for the purpose, or tiritil a sum (if mooney adequlate to such purchase shall be given. The uindersigned individuals. being the present trustees ef the said charitable legacies, are unider the iecessity therefore of appealing to the liberality amid public spirit of theopulenrt inhabitants of the town alld neighbourhood of Manchester, and other charitably disposed per- soiis; and as thellarge sumns of money bequeathed by the said testatoir vill remalit wUily useless and misapplied until land and buildinigs suitable for theXbbjects of tihe charities nire procured. they trust that they may rely with coiifidenmee upoll beinig furnished by the public with the means of proceeding in the discharge of the duties reposed in tien;. All co;nmunlieations on this sulbiect are requested to be addressed to -essrs. Eceles, Cririe. and Slater, solicitors. MSanchester; or to 2.Tessrs. Clarke, Richards and Nedealf, solicitors, Chancery-lane, London. THOMtAS CALVERT, D.D. Warden of MAanchester JOHN ATKINSON, Miplc Hayes, Staffordshire THOMAS DRINICWATER, Irwreli House, near btanchester .JOHN TAYLOR. Hargreaves, Oldham DWARID LOYD,. anichester .JOH N I1ARTiON, Proniton, near Manchester H. H. BIRLEYV Manchester THOMAS ATKINSON, Fairy-hill, near Manchester THOMAS BARKER. the Bell, Oldham JAMES MAYERS TAVLOR, Westwood, near Oldhani J. NORRIS. Mlanchegter THObTAS HARDMIAN, banchester T T HOAS HEEYWOOD, Mtanchester