FOR the ISLE of FRANCE Di...
~OI~ he ISE.of F'RANOCE and-Ct, Y-LOtNre lstotered ~ 0r~eseidon te 10h 6i'.5an, the. fant epcheng StopPrd 1B9E~S. ED APO GEORG%E oIVRAndcoy mnnder; v I1 1Agi teCyCnl Thint -cloimodatos fort asilpfn-l -ge-Mipdato.nrcj *fr..PIg asngera. Fo reig teor,'aaad~ lRu3 toRn to YIae cN irIe.o aworo blreoker, y,Drbnlte.C,,hl. th. SE l eRAnCe SHPNEdCUT-NRRA~NTEAN .~OllIW1thr Il Was the dresater vlrt ofin caropengaed, SHId lMAll~RAA I ebur e 370tunb. GNEORSTEUWRTV Commander; lvinWt-ie Ciy C narhasealoendt docksmrn F tifrc fgor pwascen lag ,Ald uiroere anguar-nte to Csalil onl bhe thapp fleg.y coo eret. hasltMwli the rrae ato emr argo enastd sailnd Wi erI1 t aHIP HARRIie EspTh, WILLIME FTULCHRT1 Cottmtander. burdenh eWt8ttIndilyinckin therdendon ltons. Foer freight or passag !Ineapy jun Jo rhIn Lyney,jn Corn rke,6ill.nlneCrnil ij~ O.. M DRAY nDiertgaane to sail~jI on~y th~e f th of ~ii'~t~tisPereri teak HAR IET WLI.IAM FTLCUR,At Ionburder;F 500 btiogatIacIwaI; JO N KELLANJD DURANT. Commanider. 'ThS lctrlr romfor mea.tirerment good.q only, suiperior eccomno.o dattns or psseger. and wvill carry- a surgeon. For freighit or pas- sageappl teIlaztt,Forqrrhar, Craxefw,d.and Co. 71.011 Ol roatd-street. Wi9OR BOMAY Direct, the f~ast-saijinj -teak SHIUP OTRi',4PH.buren 100tons, Capt.TiOIO ASq GREEN. HOn). CoiTh P~~Y'aServie. Comande,,i nowv oni her passage to Portc,notiti tIC emabirk h.er p's. enger hsship carrieg a srrrgeon,and bas one famIlY ca in dctneged e cadects myn- be apco-romodated. eachb witht 'whole eabinl. Apyto Me.,Ar.. l'almer. Wilsor., anid Co. Kinr's Arms- Tar r. Robert Tirvlor, 10., Tokenhrouse-yard; or to Edmutnd Read. I. Riche csrtr. L.lme-xtreet. 1J~'iRBENaAL,a constant trader, with leave to catll ci pdt-a, the fast-sailinc covpered A 7 CHT7P EUPHRATES, 'NvTM. MEAD7' Commander':burden .OOtoocns: lyingin the CitvCanal. Thip ship h,, mo-st superior accon:nrodatlon for pas-engfers. and Will err- AkIfRD7i 5,icyeo. For fr-i~bt or "_sasgeapply to Meostrx Pwizttn. Croccteilei, Trall. aLnd C'o. 5, Ar,stitifriars; or to John Lynley, Ji,n. swvorn br,,ker. it. ilrchin.laoe. Coanhll. hOR CA LCUTTA, 'with lea-ve to _touclht Wdeir, t a early in Jone. th. firie river buIlt SHIP MORLEFY, news e-ppered, huirlen 500 tons, GEORGI~ TOLIDAV. rrinmander, lyinag fri the CIty anal. This vestsel has a Pooh, and is fitted4 In a verY auero 'tyl for the aeno,nroo,atiio of passenzers. For freight or CccxPcI apnl toaptain Holiday. at theJerusalerm cnffehouse; or tc] Anstfee andi Thornhill. St. L.mc-street. iiear the Past india House. FOR_CAL,CfT7TAr7ire-ct. Chartetedi by the Hon. East Indiia Co'mpanyv, to rail fr-ns,C.rsvesPrnd nosftlv-elv on the 9th o1 June. the fast 'oilng teak SHI[P CLAUtINE. hiurden SW0 tons, 0.- NiCHO(LL , Cmnmandcr. lyine In the West India Export Dock. This ship has~ superior ac"ormodationn for pnssengere, Qard oarries ""t PTern,od ur-rcon. Fo,r passaire only ar'nlv to MTessrs. Paxton, Ct'nkerell, Trail. and Cn. R. Aiistlnfrlars: to the Commander, a5, FH%tst1-.sare . 'Ar. J. L. Heatkorn,. or Mr. C. rave. At the Jerm-s. 1cmn roffeeho,ioe: 40. Colemnan-street; or to Edmunud Read, 1, Rlehe's- court. Lime.str,et. W E.wt eas- to call at Niadeira. the fast sailing coppered SHIP HeENX. FA'CTI; DIXoN. rommnandcr: burden 550 tons, 1' ug n he .oponDesks. This ship has a tolddy, wtith very su- paror eemr-o,ati,r for passengrs, anid will carry a snrgeoni. Casisin ixor. h vin made two voyages in thep silips Regalia sold Venralic.wil Ir i?ptv t,o elve any gentleman gofing out sany infor- marIn ceui:.. h having: been sonmc time In the rolony. A large spae i fitednofor sheen. &c. For fTeirl,t or passage apoly tr- Joh Bicket 21.Birch(In-lane: Win. WVilkinson., .1. Old Broad- stet r toJh juye.in. sworn broker, 11. Rirhclrln-Ine. Cepubiti RM ONON to OSffTEND 5Direct -Tbe Nobility, I4 entry, rr. at-. moat rPsneetfuIIv Informed, that the under- mientioned fast-caillIng PkCKETq will Sk,11. from Customhouise. quay Lowr Thrne-serer. or OTF5D, in the fo1llownr order, viz. Tho XRT.Capt J 5'4g5STR NAC, en Sunday, the '232 lgst. al So'loik i Ib ooenng.TheFOX Cptain JOHTN POX, on Szundav, the 0th nst Theaboe paker hav crperior aRc,ninmodation C,,, passngea.god towce or arrage, hrcses And mnerchandise. The mastrs at e soke wih o bord;or at the Rose and Crown, ,tarts from of be Custom-hotise for Ot.temd. To-morrow, thre 221 finst. at I I o'cio'-k4n the Morning, and leaves Ostendi f-, London on Moprlsy the 24th. and wvill Continuie to ruin every sruceeding.Ratur. dIsyane. Mof,nday. betwreen tire ports. accordirrg to 'tide, unril further notice. Isrinebrail cabins SAa3. Fo,rceRbin 2s Carriages 41. 101. S;epa- rate rahins and femaleRattendars ~fnr tireladies. nefreshmeurtato be Thad in bo,Ard. For f,rrther partle'r5ars apply to M.%r. Larr-aster, 311, itigert-ircs.PiecaMrlvr at 3.5., Strand: or to Hfr. Hughes. the scent. 10. water-lane. netar the Custr'mhorsse. N. fl. Carriages be. longing topassengcrtsare f'ree ',f rT'rty I,Ostendr. Passengers dendrorus of beirognear tlre rlace of.departur-e may be wrell accommnodated wvith beds, &e. at the Ship Tavern, Water-lanie, niear the Custom-house, l.,,ndnn. 11 The RAPID) STEAM PACKET departs from the Chain-pier, Prlehuton. for DiePPe, every Wednesday and qat'rtdav mnorning, at 9 o'clock. 2nd lear-es Dieppe fr,r Rrrighlor, every Monnday and Thrrrs- ,IaxV, the time of depalrtjrre helrrg so srrarnged.'that this Dacket will ony hv e at aRcaldoting ttire day time. This elegant ves,al is propelledI by encrine, of grreat p.r.-r, and ira.separate cabins andf f'emale attend- an ts for the ladlesH. The road fronr Dienpe to P2ris is tirrough a beaurifrrl arid Irtertetring part of France,ar an is the nearest route frm,n T,o-don ro the Frrrclr capitol. Thre fare inside the coach fr,rm Dieprpe to Pi'rig is II. 2.-'.: and oritslde I51s. For further particulars apply In BrIgh,ton. to Mr. Ajlisou. steam packer-office, corner of St. Jarres's- street:; or at Capt. Sharr's. 6I, German-place; errd in L.ondan. to Mr. T.anrsoter, Refrernt-circrrs. Plccadille:- at SAfi. Strand - otto the agent, btr. '-4lut;lneg. In. Water-lNue. neatr tire Crrstom-house. STEAMPACKTS,wicea weeI_.Th- Phi are mo-t -ee,etfnrllv infor-ed, that those bearrtiftrl P%rKFSETC. the 'rOREStlIREXIAN. Captain FOREM%AN, Arnd the PRIN;CF FRFDERICK, Captain EVRE. leave ILondon for Mull every T,resday ai-" sAtrt-dar mornings,, precisely at 7 o'clock. Wit-irl vassen- Lers. rnrrreh;rndlse. rarriages, &c. Farcts:-Beat tahiti II. Its. 111.: fore cahin 11. Is. Female attendarrtsfor Ladies. F,rrther particulars of Itr. W. J. Ralf, agent. Crrtonmhorrso-qray, wirere all goods niust be -not iw,e,rre. or early on tihe days9 previous to dtpartrrre. Tirese r-sckets arc elegantlr fitted uip for the corrrfort of passeniger-c, and per- form t1w yvs'act 1n00 hoirny.. If NSUNDAY MOR01N, ,My2, 84,aSERAMON stil b 11 e nreicelid at 'Napping C'burch, by the Rev. JAIMES Itwton,E. D.n.F~.R.q. for tire Benefit of tire Dorca.ssian Society. Prayera to commence at II ocok 0STPMNTFTEST~T. - CH~URCH -1NTLARGING,C IJV'OCIETY....Thr. A%5jNt'AI. GENFR Al .FMETINTG of the SO. rCi.tTy fior PROStOT1I,C', the FNfYARGrNfENT and BUILDING of CHURtCHES atnd CHtAi'EIS will1 be lircd itt ttire Freemasons~' Tavern, oni Weenneeday, the Sd of line.,at 12 o'clock precisely. His Grace the Archuhiahop o;f CANTFFISIUnJR fIt the ehafr. The arnrual report wvill be lnid befo,re the meetring, and as it will then he proposed to take Into consideratior. the exharroted state of tre Irrnds. the attendancr of the friends of the 2ociety is particularly reqriestesl W. JOHNSON RODBER, Sub. See. 15. Drrke-street. Wes,tminster, 'May IS. 1824. qAM'ARITANr SO-(~TE'TY, an Appie-ndage to the London rNHospital,-The TRIENNIAL MEETIN'G of this Society will be he-ld At tIre City of London Tavern, on ThursdIay, May 27, i824; N. CHARRINGTOtC, Esq. in the Chair. STEZWA RD~. wmn. Cotton, esq. I .ohn Se~ott. estq. 'Nm. Culn,tr.I Jns. TickelI,e Fred. Hodaoni, esq. 1M.P. Iitev. W. Valentine, MI.A. Jlohn Paulin. eaq. I Dinner n,rr alle at a qnrarter past 5 o'clock precIsely. Tickets to he had of tire Stewards, and at the Tavern. URVNSUANT _toa_n Ord_er ofrtfFRight Ilonourable the t.ssrd Ugh Chancell,,r of Great Reitain., made In the niatter of William Fortune, a Irruatie, the CREDITORS of the -aid William Frotrrne. of the towrn atrd erirtyof' Haverfordirest, In the county of Pembroke, eaq. are by their soilicItors forthwith to come In and prove their debts, before John Edmund Dr'wdeastell. esq. one of the Masters of the High C'otrrt of Chancery, at his office Iu Ssorthanmpton.build. logs. Chancery-lane. L,,ndon, . r in default thereof they wvill be ex- cluded the beniefit of the saled derr-m". SLADE arid JONESz, , John-street, Bedford-row. 1fITRITOT5PHI!THIRKI LL dcae1-W~h (PI'C4-P,STOMIMiE THIRIitiLL, late '.f Darlington, in the counity of Durhaim. veoinanr, deceased. iry hNis wli, bearingz date the 25th dat, of March. 1922. devised and beqtreath4d his real and personal estates to truptees. upon trrist, to seil arid conv-art the game iuto mnoney: and nrle, pay-itrn thereorit his debtsand tertain l~eacies therein nuentitoned he dire-ted hiis Turistees to pav and DIVIDE the RESIDUE of such niopey amongst the CHTIITDRR orf his '(the said te,,tator'sl late bro- thers, Richardi Thiriili. WnN'. Thirkill, arid Georgze Tbirkill; and of hri. aiwrs, Mary Sowerb.- and ElIIZabeth Powtell; and irmorigst the !ssue of any arirh childrerr who th'.. rldl have died in his lifetime, In the shares and proporrtions therelo mentioned. All persona claiming, to he entflGcd to tire residue of the said tnist monies urnder the Above de- tct?ptlun sre requested to signify their clialme, and to pt-nInee lproper A'.errnentc to substantirite the snme, to Mmr. Mewbrurn. of Darlington, atist-ne,7 at l,aw. withorrttdelav.-Dar;lngt,rn, I Stir May. 1824. TOBTlLDRS Itnr1ed INEW CHAPEL, at 7%faidenhead.-T..he Committee for Erecting Cite Chapel of St. Mar:'. ir the town of MaIdenhead. hereby give notice, that the PLANS and SPECIFICATION firm BUItLDING the Intendr-d NEW CHAPEL wvllr be lert at the To,wn-bali, ttaidernhcad, 14 dars from the 17th day r,,f lay. fSthe inspection of personis who may bit desiragst of sending Jn tenders f.rr erecting the earne. All the tenders to be delivered, s-eated riip, and addressed to ' The Committee for Erecting the New rhaoel, at Slaidenbead,' at the Town-bali. oni or before the 31st day of Mlay. at I I o'clock In the forenoonn. The Co)mmittee di) not pledge sje,hes.lves to a-eept the lowest tender, but will reqrrirea:pprored ae- entirty Snr the due prerfrmriance of the contract. Maidenbead, April 29i), 1824. ~T9O NAiGATORSand Others.-Persons dlesirous of IiCONTR %XCTING for the follcowinz woRKcs to brs done, for the improvement of the TrirtnpilkeropAu, at Wirite-hnill, inear Beacotnsfleld, In the county ifBic,-nhan nl,avsee the platns, spuecifieations, and sections.,,tM. llrossr'w's, treasurer t'o the rinad. High Wycomb, bettreen the 23 dlasv of MaTtv and the gth day of June next, viz, Digging, Rernor.visr, and Fillins' C,round, Post Rails. Drains, die. Tenders for the same to he delivered), sealed, and addressed I To the Com- missioner, of the R3eacotirfleld and Rtoken-Chirrch Turnpike Trust,' ort . needrin tlobe hetd at the King's ltead-irsn, lioitspur, near Beacons- figId, t.r Thurirdat-. the 10th day of June next. No tenider wNill 1,a recei%-ed cfter'1 'iciock, and it is required that a person duly auth,,ri7,ed he In attendance, and prepared writh the n ames of twor re,,ponsible persrr istIllinz to becomeaecurtties for the fulfilment of the contract. Dated tin 17th day ofMrvma. I1424. ROh5iPtT NASH, lrst h dTwt JOHN' RUMSEV,Cler totesidTut T~LOOM FIELD, the POET.-The lingering, painful, - and e-tperralvc illness, wvhir-l, at length terrmInated th exist- ence of this worthy man. ir aving involved his family in aftittion and distress,theyfind the,ncisetcsuirirer the necessity of SELLING their HOUSEIIOLt) FURtNITURE, Rooks. die. inicludin'g manty valuable pre- sents toade to the airthor In testimnony of his genius and merit, by the first characters o .the agce. Among the Articles of fuirniture sehic'h scili be ofrered f.i s%lre.the celebrated oak table will be Inetuded, syli ch Mr. Rober Bloonmfield nmay be said to have rendered Immort;il "iii)inenmory, by tir beatifl And pathetIc poem Iiistcribed to It In his Wild Flaicr-er: as original Manuscript of the Far.e' By -Rural Tales, di. intearthor's own handAvritlng. Th salWill-1I at-ak piaice or. Fridy a 8 at the late residence of Mir. Bloomlfield, at. gbeffbind. In thecotrntifoefrd. Jul AMlL'MITONJAX SYSTENT.-Mr. HAMILTON re- spectfUilly annonnees tilat hfs GRgEK KEY to the GOSPEL of ST. JoIKt i 11,0 READY, and may be had of Boosey and Son, and at his residence, 25. Cecil-street, Stratid, price 72. 6d. u here may be had niso for the Latin language A iK ey to L'Hitmond'sitistorla Snera. price '. a Ke to ttreFrnenhiGospel of St. Johr, pmIce 4s. It preface of these books full directlon,sare given for the us, of them to the teacher and learner. Interlineary trensationlfo have been niade In aliirist all languag,es, hlit little or o tenelt It os believed bas been hitherto derived from tirem. Tbose now offreed to the British r'sIc ar rM difTereojt in principledeuseos,dtai othev are in the useor pileat-no from anty before published. In no translation ever i,eforei eloced harnt each word bleen rendered by a iorrespondinx part of speech: In none has the preise andc litemil meaning of every wtord, an,td thattmeaning only been given; In none has the phrase been trais- Lai accordig to ac st-Iet gAramatIcal an,aliva oTfit; in none has the Idiom of the aguayeprofthesatudedtobeeler suhaolly sacrificed th anexact rendering of the Idiom of the langiage studIed;, no man has before daredsousebadEnglish, even barbarIs are inor,le rmore,.clearly and precisely to exi,,-0 the meaisngs of the wnord translated. The dif- ference is therefore Immense, and theresult proportionate. Mlore ma be learned or communiceated by a righit riise of tthese trancla. tio In one manit than by the use of any other, or by the helpo o gramnmar or dictiteoary in sIx. .,Tr. Hnilitor. in conjinction with his partners. Mnrs. ilamilton,his twot daughters, M,6argaret arid Elizabeth Hiamilton, Mfr. PhillpO.Skene, terd Jolrn c. Underwtosd, nntInues to me. private sea at hs hOuse 2;!n.a neIlextrt Sn-and bepb t2,Ccil-tet ad d lat r bouter, 23, CStret. Stru.'s chuc rd,pere may heha intelligencee of the differen public claeis. Private classes for the Ancient end S:odern Lang aes assemble at almost all hours. Those whio hae any k2ost- lede atthem muay be prepared to entter s;uch aLs may stilt their aettiai kiouede y n igiueprvt lso,, witihout expense. New ctrinrets of from 2 or 3 to 6 or 8 persons agssenble almost every week. The section of 10 lessons, parable In advance, 21. IOc, Proeficency guaranteed In all the private classes. Private ciaebseofsi persotis orm moire, for any of the languages; nist In any luart of the mnetropolis, or It% immediate neighbourhood, on the camne lernma as In Cecil-street. Mir. Hamiltoni Is connecewd with nio On ?londy net wIl bepublshed at 5, Cecil-street, and at Mr. J. Soutr~s 73.St.Pauls curchard rie 3s. 6d. Studinatetrica, or an Intodntle totheCorpoitin o La~nHexalnetes-and! Pentameter, Aicic nd irphi vese.By ohnWi. MUnderwood. Alao, In a VVEN POUND BANK POST BILL.-LOST,dl1~iT4flro! IL day mnorning. betweenOun.stre,&,~SpltaTh2e1d5, Rfd L'eatrefarlThl strect, a ?10 flAN~K POST- BIL,L, pay- IsiS. a Mrs. Ann Eglge (or ElgeliO, and( endorsed byhei. and IJohn F 1'Wud'*Au. pgrsonl brloigin the said bill to Mlr. Walke,r,,8,. St. Mpabore fron's-UliflS will receive ?2 REWR. Pas tent,h.;bse6naappedslDttheBRfnlk. L EFT his HOMEI 0, ol di?rdT the. 1.3th, &YOUNG MAN, 20years of ajfe, WU4 cr r i otba,fi comn leion, rather slender rnfe,,'about*5-fe4t; 6inches high; hiadon when hie left homnes a aeck, writh black batbafid and. Hessian bOotS, wvith his lineiymard G. C. fin'I his pockefthandkerehief's wvith. hils namne att full 1eudtb4W Id took withi hli a smail leather portmfan- teant (neatrly new)- cesalnluig a green -coat, a pair of whiite corel breeches, &. Vb0sc ca ieayInformation of hiim, either aieor rtad -to~ .' C.Sv=od's-i coffeehouse, Chancery-larie. shl h a n~e? rewvarded for their trouble. And if thia should mee t.cqe oi'. C. he Is earnestly requested to return or write to his discofiV parr5 s or toN. I'. as above, and he will-he ree6ived ic-ith the g.Rs(est klndaiess.-Mlay 20, 1524. WR. CLUTTERBUCK will begin his SUNFMdER jLPCOURSIE of LECTURrESon the Theory and Practice of Physic, MattariaMNedira.,and Chycoistry, oni Monday,Ma%y31, at10In utiseynori- luig, at the Genieral Dispensary, Aldergate-street .-R.PRAMADGE will commence his SUMMER DC-OURSE of LECTURES en the Principles and Practliei of PHYSIC, Chymistry, and - MaEeria Miedica, at a quarter Past I0 hTi the nio-ning of Monday, theM3st of May next. For furtherparticu- lars apply to Dr. Itamnadge, 21, Ely-place, wvhere the lectures will be delivered. FTr"E TENTIETH EXHI-BITION of tile SOCIE- TH TY`of`PAINTTERs lin WATER COLOURS Is ne1sW OPEN, at their Gallery, 3, Pall-nmall East. Admilttxnce Is-- Catalolgue 6d. ______ ~~~~COPLEY FIELDING, Sec. SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Suffinilk-street, v Pall-mall East.-Thie GALLERJES foir the EXHIBITION Rnd SAL.E of' the WORKS of BRfITISH ARTISTS alre NOW OPEN, froifi 8 o'clock till dusk. \V LINTON, Secretairy. Ad:nAttanrc ls. Cata1.ogielIs. 7DAPH AEL.-A. splendid picTURE of the VIRGIN Jt%. arid INFANT. hv RaphaelI D'Urbinio, lately imported Into thi,s country, I.; NOIV EXHIBITING at M1r. Stanley's Rooms, 21, Old Bond- srtreet. Open froml t11 il6. Admnittance Is.____________ VM'I~ULIPS.- g1rand BED nloW fin BLOOMN, to be shown 1L- each day from this till the 4th of June, Rdh'sittAnCe free, at Jolin Squire's, florist and seedsncan, Lasinbet-wl erUnion-street, Lambeth.- XHIBITION of TULIPS -~Millikeni aE nd Groom). FIorist,Wa1worrh, s the Public, that his RUPERB COLLECTION is. i d ma~ b VIF,WED every day duriturthei maa oktl6, Sundays excepted, Adnittn VbORiNING CONoon,S.ams. Yl-The Miesss'- niyaqant the Nobi- litv, GentrrV. and t & t the CONCRT wirll take place' TIS h bv -Rooms. Particulars of which_may lie pro prniplmsicshops. I RITISEfI N TI PaHl-mall.-The GAL- V I, ER V, with a Se noite Works of the Italian, Spanis;h, Flermish. Dutch. and E Sools, is OPEN daily, froor 10 in the rnrningulitylOrde r, JOH-N YOUNG, Keeper. Admissio s.Catalogues Is. The Subscribers to the Print from Mhr.West's l'icturc of'I Onr Savlouir leai ngr the Sieck In the Temple,' who have niot already received thieir imrsin. may receive them upion payrnent of the remnainder of their siuhacriptions at-the hiritish Institution daily. Th,tf-fBEIA MY respectfully announces his BENEFMTIT IVICONICERT t- take'place at thq Hanover-square Rooms, on Friday. MfayV2. Principal vocal performers, Mrs~. Ealmr,n. MIiss Venes, and Miss Stephens.NMiss Patoti, Misat Brows,. and Misa Ni. Tree. M.Ir. Vanghann. -fr. i{ny7ott, 3Mr. Hawes. Mr. 'T. Welshi, M1r. Terrail, 'Mr. Elliott. Mr. J. B. Sale, And MTr. Bellamny. Leader of the band, Mr. F. C'ramer; conducetor. Mi'. Gre;Aorex,. The orehestra will be iiume- rous And coniplete: the cborusses selected fri,m the councerts of anneient music anid choral societies, aided by the youngr gentlemten of his Ma:jesty's Chapel Royal. St. P'auis Cathedral, and Westminster- abbey. Ticketsq to he had of.NMr. Bellamy, 7, SaekvIlle-street, and all the principaLI music shops. ENE Al, DISPENSARY, Aldersgate-styeet.- b~,-LTECTURES on MIT)WIFERV.--M%r.JOSEPH CHOLMTONT)ELEY, Itemhbrrof the College, Consulting Surgeon-accoucheur to the Hattan- garden Mlidwrifery Institution, andi Assistant Sitrgeon-aecoueheur to the Quieen C'barlostt's Lyinig-in Hospital. will commence his next COURSE of LECTURES on the Sth day of Jusie. wrhich will be conti- tnued on Tuesday and Friday evenings, between the hours of 7 and S o'clocek. Fach pupil wvill have opport11nitres of giving p~rofessional assistance in obstetriecases ofthielInstitutio)n. For partIculars apply to Mtr. l'creira, apothecary, at the Dispensary, where the lectures- will be gciven: or at Mu-. Cholunonideley's residnene, Nottinghiamn-plaoe, PortIland-place.___________________________ VP( OPARENTTS anid GUARDIANS.-WANTEI), a ~YourHi,aan APPREN4TICE too Tailor,. inquire atl19, Burr- street, East Sm-ithfield. N. I. A_premium_is expected. pde-nt5d)nitles fromnl.ondon, wloareceives 4 youing GkNTTETEMEZ Into ii' family (upona.libera,lscale) from the age of 10 te Iii, has; a V,X'm ANC s. Addres, .pos.tpaid, tothe Rev. A.B.postolflec,Thame,Oxcon Lldifferentx ouvrages do litterature, qnl1 orit obtenui tin slurees ,ii'tinzne. desire consacror queiques lhcnreA de soni tenix a 'IN.- ;TRUC('TIoN de jemines denio1-elleset dinner des leqons partienmieres de Franglpas, do diessiln, die peilnture en miniature, de xnuslanie et de pian-. Address. pos,t p:tid, to Mtrs. Ii. B. at Messrs. Martin, 'Buassaige, and Co',Franch booksellers. 14. Great M.%arlborougbistreet. _nATRONI ZED byHis MNAJESTY.-.Anea-;SYSTEM tl ofPE4NIANSl-llP. invented hv'J. H. LEWVIS. 104, Hligh lJolb.rn, attlhe Writing-and Short-ha;nd Academny, where ithias lueen succsamtulIY taught to upward., of 20,000 pupils withoutt tving: the pen in their fin,ers. BYv this elevant method the wvorst scrawli ever written mnay be Imiproved to a beatutifuli ha:ndwriting in oie f,'rtnigfht. Shorthand taught in six easy less-sons. Any Lady or Gentleman mnay see the sytem iy a pplying as above. APARTNIENTS to he LET, elegantly Purnishcdl, in kLthe neighbouirhood of BlAckfriarz-hrldpa. Apply to MSr. M~oore, house and estate_aigenit,_171. GreatStirrcy.sltreet, Blaekfriars.____ 71"ART of a large HOUSEI to be LET, Furnishied, de- rllghtfiilly-situate, with good garden, and where the stages are coo- stantly Passing. For cards4 to view apply:'hf by letter, post paid) to IMr. gal, linendraper. Stoke Newington.___________ -1WID0WfVATDY7_f ge_nteel -connexion-s,resM~iid-in~T FXX the pleasant village of Iver, Buicks, is desirous of L.ETTING PART of her HOUSE. Furnished, cusistingof one large sittlngrooin. two or more bedrooms, with the use of a servant. Childreo would be o)bjected to. Letters, post paidt, addressed, to A. B. Pu?steffiee, Uxbrldlge, will be attended to. TFOl5YWGS.Two BDROOS and one SITTING BA ROM WnTED fortiv sinle Gntleen,of very quiet habis, n apriatefamly,shot 4or mlesfro ton: ;Peckham, Clapam, r tht viinit 'vii b p rferrd. Aplyby letter, p'ust paid staing ime erms to . B.at M. S.Robison', sationer, 114, -~PA ~IN S to be LET, Fulnuished, in the CounItry; consaistihng ofoeor two sitting reamns, .5 sleeping ditto, the uise (;raitcen,e. nyersonusa nthapartmentsTmaybe c"oked for or boarded as may uitt their own convenience. The gituation. elevated. pleasant, and heathy, Is 12 miles from L.ondon, the house~ detatched, In a respectable* neighbourhood, and 'tcould be at deligzhtful summier retreat tar any fanmily it mnight sult. Letters addressed to A. K. postoffice, 7-lavering.bower, Essex. ~jPARTNMENTS to be LET, wifth ntire ne,w furni- ture, in the house of a gentleman, whose family has lately gone to reside In the counTtry. The apartments maLy be takcen for a permanency, and are centrally situate near all theMcuhhouses, near St. Jarnes's-street, and wouild formi an elligible redidence for a gentle- man In search of a, eomfortable home. Foe further particulars in. qi~nre att Mir. Ponsonby's, plate.glaRs manufacturer, Regenit-ciecus, Pie. cndlilly: or at Mlr. Diemay's. 10. Duke-street. St. James'st._____ '9URISHED HOUS o7r-AAT'W3T'1TEN T -S.=- FWANTED, the WHOLE Pr PART of a FURNISHIED HOUSE, fromn within 7 to2O miles of London, from any time In the monith of Juine uintil the end of October, to consist of I or 2 -sittinx rooms, and at least 4 leAroomis, wvith Ikitchen sort other offices, gardens, and4 con- veniience for ELebaisebouse anid a stable for]I or 2 horses, at or near the premiises. No obJection to afarmhouse, It might suit afamily going to the sea-side or tpa travel. The re-pectability of the party would ensture secuiritv and care of the. furniituret the party wousld have no objection tosuipply must of their- onii fuirniture, find Make It perma. senit for the sumrmer months, for 2 or 3 years. Aiddress, wvith patti- ciil;trq and-situation, post. paid, to A.B. at 4E,Fenchurch-street,London. OAIUD a-nd L~ODGING.A-Arespec~table- Lad,y-, oc-cu- Bpying- a hindsome and healthfully situiated mansion, off the stones, vet not miore than 6 or 7 mInutes' comifortable walking fromi the Theittres, City. &c. and the basis iif whose domestic system is cormfort and economyv, is desirousg to ADD two or three LADIES or GENTLNEMEN to he~r FAWILY CIRCLE. the mnembers of wvhieh are Musics). Rteferences will be given and required. For cards of addreis; Up-jvat29, Southaiuripon-buildings. ChuaocerV-lRTe. R 0 _a_nd-LO0D_Gi NG.-A Gentle,man and his W~ife are anxious to receive a GEINTLEVAN and his WIFE as IN- MIATES, wbose obiect mav he a. gen teel establishment, wvithout toe expense of the wuhole of a large houise, whiclh the advertiaers possess, suvcriorly furnished, and situatted In a desirable street, commanding aRfellview ofthie Regentas-parlk. None whobhavelbeen accustomted to a boarding house need a1Pply, the object being mutuaLl comforts. Chlldreii would be objected to. A second bedroom mnay he had if re- quired. Address tCoA.B3.at Mr.J3.Rutland's,jeweller, 83,O,xford-street, Ppuosite the pantheon. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4rADRILLI 'S Iltzing, ilTiniuets, Gavottes, and ~'eaverv ot4er style of fashiiona'ble DANCING TAUGHT l,y Mtr. 'WILLIS, 41, Brewver-street, Golden-square: private lessons at all liours to unlitaught or Incompolete Pupil.s of any age, wishing priv-acy aLnd ex- p edition. A select aciademy every Tuiesday and Friday evening. A juvenile academy on Wednesday and Satuirday. Also a mor-ning HOeadeniy fuir ladlea only, on Monday-s and Thursdays. Famailies and 5ch00IL L13mictualIY attendedl. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mf AVTDRIUES~, Waltzing, oT Country Dancing, com- pletely TAUGHT In SiX PRIVATE LESSONS, for ond guinea, and every other department of Dancing expeditiously taught, by Mr. LEVIEN, Dancing-mastor, 29, Charlottcstreet, Biloomsbury. A select evenifingacademy for ladles and gentlemen twice a week, twvo guineas per quarter. orone guinea per inonth. Morningpatrtie s twice a week for ladies only; also a juverile academy every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, one guinea per quarter. Schools and fain les attended- Ti3Q ELL anti CROWVN INN, Holborn. - The AUXI- n-PLIARY MAIL to EXETER, Plymouth, and FalmoWh, every eveningr, at 7 o'clo-k ; the Salisbury and Andonver, very chleap coach, es-ry;, afternoon at 4 ,s'cloek. The proprietors will give every Possble attenItion to goods, &c. entrusted to their care, hut they can- not hold thermelves9 responsIble for any article exeeedIng. o5. unless Insured anld paid for. THOMAS FAG6 and Co. T VHE NEW RViEw.-Trhe First Number of the MONTLY CRITICAl, GAZETTE may be had (gratis) of all booksell1ers in'town and countrv. betwveen? the 31st of May and 4th of .Y'ne ncusie;In which interval it Is proposed to distribute 8,000 free of (:barge, as a specimen of the siuperior and business-like plan of the wrork. It wvilt lie the constast feature of this noex R-eviewv that all books, which can be discovered t-o have been published in any mionth, will lie suitably-noticed in thie lst of the next mionthi but one aftr hei apeaane; y hic sstm It will become acomplete criicl rgite ofth geerl iteatreof the tinies. Readerso athe preseiit popuar revicws n ed ntbifomdthaFt none of them no- tics atwetieh o th boks isbleied, while their selection is govened y n pricipe Inellgibl tothe gublic, and oftems a,ppless to ook fogoten r bsoete PulIsedby 'herwood and Coa. Pater- nostr-rw; nd W Grpel, Lierpof.Country booksellers should addrss,to herood nd o.,writenorders through their towli agents, or free of postage, for three or six copies of No. I. according to the exteznt of their trade; and to wvhomn also coples of all new books and pamphlets should be sent for the editors as early as possiile after their publication. N.B. No. 1. price I s. 6d. will contain the 6S English books published In April, and 12 foreign werks. No. 11. will conti,ln all the books published in MIay. VPO-MORROWV, at FEN o'CLOCK.-CARROLL begs -s tn lay before his Frtends and the Public the present rlh state of the wheel, and to remind them that TO-MORROW, Mlay 22, being -the last day of drawing, aiid finish of the LOTTERY, every ticket and every prize must he drawn-i on that day. The wheel coiitalmis 2 of 20,0001., 2 of IG.000.- I Of 5001., 7 of 2GOL3 per cents, &c. Carroll l athe omily officekeeper who sold 4 prizes of 20,0001. and 26 other capitals, lI the short space of 4 snenths, at his fortusate odices, 19, Cornhill 7, Charing-cross, and 26,Oxford-street. A LL MUST BE DRAWN TO-MORROW (Satur- _ day), the 22d of May. The Two ?20,000 Prizes, Ten other Capitals, anid every- other Prize, must all be decided TO-MOR- ROW, when the Lottervy will entirely finishl. T. BISH, of the old- State Lottery Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Cbaring-cro-s, calls the attention of his Friends the Public to the closing day of the Lotterym when the contoots of the present sgh wheel wilsl all. be drain-s aHd decided, Warranted unldrawn tickets and shares are on- sde at his offices, where 9 capItal pri,zes have already beeff so,>d In the Present Lottery, lneluding2ot ?20,000, veiz., 8;299, a prie o{f ?20,000tsY agalinst Emiab's office, in Corlhsill, bla'whlch s- ie- pubhel snayrsee -he ductiuatione II ANTFED,. an APPRE2qriGR,0ft'redJtableIrns lI ANTED, FUilNISE A T Saot; 'w miles from, towni h-Sreale bdoms alorad. kitihen.:. AddrOss,tPosbpaid,t ..a lauog1Hg-tet AN'rBED, inla TeSpectabloasiiirgo PLAIN- w cooK and HOtJSENMAID.i Ser at rmtecutrywiur .he preferfe:Abj o637 no -hll ~;..ei,.. :WZANTEiD, a- SZ RVANT ALL-W(M.K,.- where a? 'WV*f6tMarttls. ept- -she must ae;dood:,plaIu;cojkl. Apply, it' 8; cabterlnlrivrovv, Kepnisiigtons..- .,..;- 'IIANT!F,R Di aad, of respectale-phrns PRN WVTlCito I B uthemr, In the z4t3roLondou rmsswinl be; requiired. App~ly to Mr. l{flpk1us, :4,-Sflver-stree,c sure.. 'W ANTED,*astout-activeiLAD, as anAPPRENTICE `J~TANT19D ~in-a laftgp Faxihlv% a:thor6ugh god OOK TV1WO HOUSEMAIDS, and a:LAUNlJfRYSlAID. Apply, this d-ay or t4-morrow, after 1l~04elok, at Mr. P5lialbns, I8,York-atreet,Bryaus;' ton*squprae... TrANTED, .a-good-PFL4IN CO ,wo a unaer- WV.t~k.h canagem entofrtsiafldarY, anduinderstay4spDspultry.: Applyai~ IS, .Bow.rlane. Cbieapside, . . ANTA FTED, in an extensive an repcab e6mcanical W .- EstablI2shment,. In Lonldon.3 LA oA lsxetubecbs- ractte,rA,d,connexions..- No prenlunm.W-l beepee aaypaid' for the fi t two years. Apply at'26. ?esn.qme _WTANTED, a steady. aetiv~ E A ESR A T - . her onlly one is kept, an&o te iri'jay p-utu. She must be Ot uneycetinable -tbaatr'n e o~ ent. Apply between 10 end-; s?4, Cleaelsn-ot,S. assg- lITANTED, ~~ihi'iilediatelyiX Xte-U o-fo 300 to WV ?400, fer ticss pate of IS m'olths 0r2 year,On the yiersonm securiy of avery rspelctable firm. Llberal tem I be allovied arnd a valuale leas deposied. Apuy byijattcr, Po oIeaf-aie 1W ~ANTED;,:by a young IMan, wEO is. n~e nt~ vreil ug for or edg lto zoDst parts of- E1194114; everal C015- bltli;SIONS, whic,dh-heie enabled tq,doon tbemostmsodetarte,terrme. A line to be addressed, postpaiid, togT. ]J. ft 9, Greg*;y-plswe ~copporga- tions-row. Ciokenwell. London. - WIAINTBI) to Bo Q . ?,0,on otg, t per cen teroetislac,d,nd teewl'bnoground rert to a uigtetm h m ele ineo m.tie Inquire At air Sggs9,Taaarpae lkney-o bfr 0in the morning rb ete,ps a IiTAN ED,in a smal reurar Famiily,. TFO_ g-ood Vt' SEVANTS one t undetake-the houstehold 'work and to bre, ad he thr t tke hageo oe chIld and workathernGeerte. No flloersallwedandresectblereferences required. Apply at 25, SInne-stret, noirill,To-mrro (Saturdarl, from lO to IXTANTED, ~by a respectable. mit1dle-age Woan, a WV SITUATIN, to Attend ono an elderly or lnfirntLady or Gen- tlema, en wilIng therwise to mnake herself ugeful; "Wilgos not so much n objct P acomfortable homne. - An -uifdentableeharactei wil begivn. ddrsS,post paid, to A. Z. at1 41, Lower Northasnp- 'IX ANTD, n ativ stadyyoung MIANq,to PRO- WV ?'ED wth a snjmn to OitTl AMRICA, there to serv Ina fmil, le w~r ~ reoird t mae hmself generalty useful n the ouse; ad If h undertand th asof horses, wilth sonc kowldgeofgaresig, e wllbe preferred . Apply at 28, TAN'TED, as C,LERK ~to a Barrister, wbohsjs Wt begun to practise, a YOUTH,ofrsesbe unxnsb- twveen Il and 20; he must be ableto rtagodad,ndbacie Induistrlous, and intelligent, and themotaisctrrernesa to character will be requIred. Apply(Ibylte,pspad to A.Dl. at Mr. Eaton's, IS. Devonskire-street, ue.qae. AIN INTED, to RENT,' for 3 or 4. months, a sm-a-l WV HOUSE, Furnighed, or&Prt of a House, consistIng of llarge or 2 SMall sitting roomns, a kitchen, and 4 bedro,ems - distance 4 to 6; Miles from town. The nlorth or northi-east side of London would be preferred. The terms must be mnoderate. Address, post paid, wvithi description of premnises and lowest terms, to Mr. Jonesi, I15, Sise- lae leklersi,ury. WX ANTED, In a Famnily near town, ~ ithn WV maid and lad arelcept,a COOK and POOT4,%N,wbo thoroughly understand their husiness. Their characters must beakr the strictest i,,quiry. Mliddle aged persons would be peeferred, and It Is desitrable that the man should understand brewing. A man anid his wife would not suit. Apply, at air. Crawvley's, Bowv, Middlesex. Wanted also, a Lad from the country. 1I AN' ED, in a snall faml,ashrditcefo WV onidon, ayoung Womani, asgood PLAIN COOK. If sheunder. stands baking and mtaking of bread It would be preferred. Also WaLnted, a young Womnan, as HOUSEMAID. They each must have lived at least 12mronthslIn their last situations. . Apply between the haulrs of II anid 1 O'clock, at 3S, Threadueedle-street, Bi*h6psg&te- street, an loniday niext, May 24. '~~1TANTS a SITUATI~[ON, a mi4ITge ~Woman~,as V /HOUSEKEEPER to a s;ingle Gentlemani or Lady.' Direct, post paid, to A. B. 2, HIgh-street, opposite th& chur ch, Larobeth. ~'~7ANT an UT-OOR SITUATION, a y-oung MVaan of respectable connexlons., 20 years of age, as a LIGHT PORTER in a Shiop or Warehouse, orsany light employment; he cant write a good hand, knowvs accounts, and can have a good characeter fohIs at place. Apply by letter, poet paid, to A. B. at 7, Lascelles- place, Ilroad-street, Illoornibury. ISHIRG *XKJ'ED.-NVANJTED, a FUAMILY's W_,or single Gentlemsn'g WVASHING, by a respectable Irerson, who -has ev-ery conivenience for it, and, a plentiful supply of inSter: _oud referencees can be given. Apply or drc,ps d oS .3 wvest.-treet, Somers-town.d'et otpi,t .I.3 A.LADY, accustomed to tuition, and- eolmpetent to undertake the entire edtieation oifrybutg ladles, Is desirauxs of obtninng aSITUJATION as GOIVERNESS in a frmifly; young Isotles unider 14 years of age would I.e preferred. Letters, post paid, addressed E.B. pogtoffice. Peckham, will meet lmmOdIatio;(ttention. 0TAILORFS' SF1OPMiEN._-W_ANTE_D, a smnat, .1..cever, Inidustriouis young MA%N, with ~good address, and unde- nibecharacter, to make Ihimself generally-useful, he mast be wvell acquainted wirth the business. Apply at 27, Piccadilly, from 10 till 4 o'clock. V"'1O LINENDRAPERS.-WANTED; -a yugMAN, JU who has been some time In the above trade. MutA ' a steady experienced person. A good reference wrill be requie,ad if ap- proved aliberal salary given. Apply To-mnorrowv(Satra) between Il and 4. if by ltter, posit paid) to Mr. H.69, PiceadIly '1? HYMST and DRUGGsS,rs-,A youing M'an, J!L 0 yarsof ge,of respectable connexions. whose termn of apprenticehip is just expirinig, wrishes for a SITUATiION In a Whole- sale or Retail WVarehouse, in the above btsitness, eithier In towrn or counttry~. Letters adldressed, postpaid, to A.Dl. 29. St. Paul's-churcht- yard, will be immediately attended to. FfT'O MERCHANITS 'and Otieri.-'A ;o Af an, of It. respectable connexiong,- wishes for a SITUATION n a COUNT- INGHOUISE; he is wveU acquainted wijtis business in general, and book- keeingbydouleand sinigle entry. The mnost respectabie references ivi begivn, ndsecUrIty i required. Adaress, post paid, to MI.L. at Nfr.Weittley's. 10, Statlonere'-court, Ludtate-hllI. MAN. and( WOMAN SERVANLT.-1VANTED_, a ANalAN and Isis WIFE. to live on prernIsesIn, the city. The man to act I h aaiyo otr and wrho jinuat have been accutomed to ivalt at table. The wvomnax muist he able t cook a plain dlinner. Both MUSt be cleatily in thleir parsons, ahd noineneed apply wvho have childreni. AppllybY letter, post paid, at 2, Budge-row. - T PO FRENCII TEACH-ERS.-XVANITE_D,in ~a Ladis' chol, mmediately after the alifdswunenr vacation, a voungitENCt LAY, 'iho spaks erlanguage elegantly; she will be rquied holy t ma-ne th juiorpupils, and to attend to the elde one inthe bsece o th maser.Satisfactory references will herqurd Letter,ps ad-t e ardresseud-to It. G. at the Post- ofie Taiintt n.n- 4 Respectable YOUjNG MlAiN, of' good educatIon atil wliaddress, wvishes f6r a SITUATION, In the,country r his greatest Abeing to leave London. he would undertake any thing andL endea- vour to make himself useffl : has na objection to go abroad or to the East or West Indies. Letters, post paid, addressed to H.M. 66. Hligh- street, Portland-sown, winl be answered Immediately. N.Bl. This atdvertisenment will not be continued. L AW.-SITUATION' WANTE~D, by a Yot,1 _q- - years of age. The advertiser knows -all the offices, writes a very legible hand, and kept the cash accounts of an offace foe twelve- mnontlis,'from wvhich he can have a satisfactory character. Letters, pos8t paid, addressed to c. T. at air. iVeedon's, law~ stationer, Cuir- stor-street, Chancery-lane, will-mneet wi th respectful attenition. 11AW.-WANTED,. by the Ad vertiser, who -is not ad- "L mitted, hut whbo has had 20 years'experienice In the Comnmon Lawr Depatrtoment. and in the general routine of an office, a SITUA- TION, eitherus the Mlanagement of Common Law,. or to assist in the genleral busIness. Respectable referencesc au be Iven a to character arid ability. Address, post paid, to A. B. a-t Messrs. WVitherby'e. Wlrchin-lane. -T AW PARTNERSHIP.-A Gntlemian of activ~e and JL*pereveinghabts illbe dmi~edPARTNER, and receive the moleyofan xtesivefirt-rte ras Ie:t Is not wIrhed to commumn nicae-wth ay gntlman hos perotsieonexfons arernot of the higestresstjabllty - rhre tousnd uiness will be required for an equl paricipaion o the adnes . t,eera addressed to A. B3. C. Chaper Cffeeous, wih anappontmnt, wrill be punceisauly at- ' YOUNG MAN, who wlites a go ad nd whose A character for assiduity and-integr tmyberledo,i desir- ous of DEVOTING hIls EVENINGS to any rsetbeMPOMENT, for a proport1ona.b1e remnenrationr hs iyeiatcual eligible to tradesmien who have not time to keep hi w ok,o to any elderly person wl,ormight wish toretire frm h uteo u Ines the even ing. Respectable references may bhd,Are,pot paId, N.. 3, 1 Jei-tef, Alderegte-etreet . ITRAVELLER's STUATIONWNE, bya fiL married Mapn of steady habits, about-30 years of age, who has ageneral knowledge of the Vroeery, chandlery, Ironmnongey n drapery, trades, syhose cennexions are respectable. He hasa small capta at comnmand, and wvislhee'to fill a situation In a respectaLble huelether in town or the manufaceturlng~dlstricts. The must satis. fact,,ry references wiill be given. Apply by letter to A. Z. att Messrs. Belilm, eheesemongers, 64. St. Johii,street..- - M XEMTBER of the Royal, Colg If Surg-eonUs, nand ALI Licentiate of the Apotheearles' ConspanIn one of the leading streets as to respectability Inth wsed-of'the towsn-and withn Sminues'walkof of te mst e~ata4le,xedlcal,schools In themetopois,hasa VCANY fr ay yoaing GENTLEMAN of -re- specabl conexins,as a APRENICE, wilth whom isprermlum Is il h reuire. Rfernces(pot fee)to BI..Willatts, esq.. druggist, ITUAT IN WANTE --A youg Man,aged 29, kJ wh wries aneatand xpedtinu han, an hasbeen ilas re- specar,e oflc Snthecoutrylorthelas-t-8 Years, irhere be bad t.he- entire management of the books of accounts, Is deslroiis of ENGAG-' ING as CLEIIK in a Merchant's office or warehouse, or in any other altuatlon,reqsiringa confidential and attentive person. 'References t.) his late employer together with otir,c$ of-great,respectability wvill be given. A line addressed to G. M. at Mr. Hutehinson's, meresr and draper, opposite the btrraekc, Knightsbridge, iviII i.e attended to. , LADY, who has a Governess tesiding with her for A the iinstruction of her own little girls, wvoulc be happy to take CHtARGE of a genteel CHILD, not under the age of 3 years, to share In their instruction; the situation is extrem yhealthy, &short-dis- tanrce from London. Fronm the respectability of the partles, in-ivhom the fullest confidence may be placed, the opportunity thus offered Is onie seldom to be mes with, and highly desirable to those deprived of parental care. Address, post paid, to J. W. care of MIr. Gould, 76i trraeechureb-s trect. D AlLY INSrRtUt:'RESS.-A Lady'ofigreatzespeeta- * .ilitywrouldbehliappy.to makefurtlher ENGAGEMIENTSNOith FAMilLIES os moderateterms; sbheis mistressof the French language, vith the ParisIasi accent, drawving, -Painting, musie, tl.irough bass. use of the globes, &c. 4ancingiis a superior style; excellent references can be given. Letters addressed, posttpald, to A. B.'irr. Afnold%s, 561 alort!mer-street. will bedulyatteulded4to.- Lessqns given tn elther of the above branches at harne or abroad- No offceikeeptine&dt applv. PVO CHYAUISTS and DRUGGISTS.-A young Man, wLwho bha served an ayprenticeship to the above busin.ss,5sbhes foi n SITUATION elther in a wrhrlesale or retil house, the former would bepreterred. - Salary. be'ngnio object but iieKely a wish for employment, and to acquire a better knowld ge:of iue system of deinab business in. town. Can :give most- respectable geferenciea_as to chas racter, A llne addressed to C. W. W at'b.r. tsasr's; 2&,'Pore-street Cripplegate, will meet with every attention.