FOR BENGAL and BENCOOLEN....
_P RBENGAL aiil BENCOOLUN.-For Passe2bgers onily, to gall.early Ins June, chakrtered by the Hon. East India m an, Te SIP LAYTON, 500 tong, DAVID MILLER, Corn. r0a er; lyu-in n the East India Export Dock; hast good aceommo- d.Sti-sn for iPassengersf, and carries a aurgeon. For farther parti. CU1Afl5 apply to thie Commander, at tbo Jerusalemn eoffeehouse; or tO JObssk and Thomag nawson. 9; Billiter-square. IOR MNADRAS direct, to sail from Gravese-nd posi- JJ tivelY on teIOt of June. 'he niew coppei ed SHIP GEORGE, burdon Aoo toxs, THOMTAS CUZENtS, Commandter. lying fin the City c-3fl5l, fitted expressly for passengers, and Is acknowledged to be easle of %he fastest sailing vessels out of the port of London, carries 'a sargeOll For freight or passage apply to Captain CuZens, at thO Jeruaaalens coffeehouse; or to Edmaunsi Read, ., Riche's-court, LlI ne.stremt, flj~O CALCITTA Direct, for Pasn-r only, to sail on ..i)tCla o Jue,orforei frigt, avngt~egrate prtof her lluntr,jun ando.Bare.yad: ortoWniAberrombi, 4,irein.lane. ITh O CALC TTA Direct, for passengers only, to sail J- rm Gravesend early, In June. the Honourable Company's ohztr SHIP BOYNE, burden 500 tons. GEORGE STEPHENS (late ofthe Hlonourble Comspany-'s extra ship Coldstream) Commander; lying in the EAs Ini Expeirt Dock; hats aL poop, wvith excellent ac- Conlrnodatlons, and carriles a Surgeon. For Particulars aPPly to the Commander, at the Jerusalem coffethbouse, 35, Throgmorton-street; Sr to John and I homas 'Dawaun. 2, Billiter-square. 9OR BOMBAY, the regular trader, KATHARINE FMSTEWAR,T FORBES, Al. 600 tons;, INGRANi CHAPMTAN. Corn. =1ander. This ship willpositively clear on Saturday,.the5thbof June. and will emblrkbher passengers atGrRve.ssnd on the 6th.,onwhichbday albevvill finally sail. As onlyarfew cabins rermain dieengaged,ealy apr- P'llntionfs reque3ted to be made to Miessrs. Ig ,For es. and Co. 2, Arrianaon-hanso.plac . the Commander, at the Jerusalem coffeehouse ,OrtoJohn Chaprma3nand Co.2, Leadenhai-atreet. ARBO now loading. anil positively to sail fiiGaeed onbir before the Ist Of June, the river built SHI MAQIn ofHASTINGS. burden ?00 tons. ALEXANDER WEYNTO, Comander, (late of the Phuenix), lyIng In the City cana: hs apoo, wtb very superiorRaCCOrmmodationrfor passengers,; and erre~ snngeo For freight or passage apply, to the Coinman. des attheJersalm and Lloyd's coffeehouseq;, to George Lyali, eeq 9.soth ideofthe Royal Exchange; or to John and Thomas ~ET COASTIN TRAD ERS.-The Owners of th original Exeter Traders most 'rei;pectfully informn the mer- chAnts. mninufa,'turert, and the puiblic In general, that one of their bellutifuSASMACKS Ivill sail regularlycevery Friday from Customhouse- quaLY for Exeter, and from Exeter for London every Wednesday. 'whetber full ornrot. The owners take this opportunity of acknow- ledging andj thanking their friends for the decided preference shown to their vessels, and assure them that neither experience hr exertion shall be wanting to ensure a con,cinusnee of their favotirs. Further Information maybe had of Mr. W. J. H4all. Customhouse and Wool Qsa'y, London: and of M4r. Win. MSarkwell, Topsharrn-quay. Devon. HMO--ND STP RAMt-PACK~ET,-t- 51X9A_CPt .YNOLDS, 'Will leave Queenhithe-stairs, every muorning at balf-past 9 o'clock. aInd Richmond at balf-past 5 o'clock In the after. noo,,n precisely. Chief cabin, 2s. 6d.; fore cabin, 2s. On Sundays. Is. cash Passeniger. The packet will goto Tsrickenhasn Mondays, Wedl- nerdays. andFrldasvs. Refresthmentx maybe had onliboard. KA-YrACETS SNSof CO-M- -'-TE:RCE:,~WIFTSURE.-anld1AVOUJRITE.-One oftbe atbovevessels n-i leave the Tower StaLir, and the Other Gravesend, every mnorninig at 18O'clock, and return from each place at 4 o'clock In the afternoon. Faelet Sundaty motiiing from Gravesenid, and afternoon fromn London. Fae:-.Chief cabin, 3s.: fore cabin. Ii,.; on Sundavs, 3s. each pas- sengr. Rfresment maybe hd onboard. N. B. A Packet may be ad or artoa f leauseon pplcatontothe respectiveena-taius. LL TURER. a unaticPursua T t a Order made In this mnatter be te RghtHonorabe Te Lod Hgh hancellor of GresttBritaifn, the CREDITORS of Sir GREGORY OSBORNE PAGEI TURNER, o'f Bat- tlcsden ffouse. in the county of Bedford. and of Baker-street, In the county of 'Middlesex. biaronet, nowv In the King's Blench Prison, are, on or befrore the 16th day of June. 1824. So came in and Prove their de-bts berore Wtilliam Courtenav, esq. one of the Mfasters; of the Court ofChncry at hls c'hambers, In Soutbampton.buildings. Chiancery larne. Londn Or in default thereof they wrill be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the uaid order. V2 ~STPONEMENT. - C1iTJRCH ENLARGING R OCIETY.-The ANNUAL. rENFRAL. MEETING of the So- CIETY f',r PROMOTING the ENLARGMMENT and BUILDING of CHURCHE.S and CHAPELS9 will be held at the Freemasons' Tavern, on Wednesday.tSlie2dof Tone.,at 12 o'cloc:kprecisqely. His Grace the Arch hish.p of CANTERBURV In the c-hair. The Annual report will be lai.l before the mepeting, and as it wvill then be proposed to take Into conslderatlon the exhaus ted State of thte Sands, the,atnaceo h friends of the society Is particulatrly requiested. W. -JOHNSON RODBER, Sub. See. 15, Dukle-street, WVestminster, May 1S, 1824. 1J~A~fSH of St. MARTt1in t F! EI,DS, 21st MaVy. A5 Person, not exceeding 45 vears Of age, Is WANTED, as an AFSFICTANT INSPE7CTOR Of PAVEMENTS: h e muist be catpabile of writing a legil,le hand. undersrand figurest, and devote his whole trime to tbe'duties of the office. Letters, post paid. In the hand. wvritingof thle atpplieant, stating nualifi"atione. andi with the names of two respectable references, to bi alddresse to Mbr. Samuel Hawkes. Clerkc to the Paving Committee, and left at tile Veqtry Room Of the above porish. on or before the Cd of Jinie niest, at which place parti- culars mayv belmnnwn, and the parties whom the Committee may, wish to Fee will be -ritten to. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ WTh40NLEY_NVkNItED_, 1 thyie Parish of S-t.DunistaW's IV1in the Fa,t.-The Committee authorised by a General Vestry of tis arih toraie mney n Bndsat the lowest rate of interest, forthepuros ofpsiincof th prset bonds, which bear an Inte- res of5 pr ent wil rceve endrs ortheAMN of any SUM not excedin 28,001 andnotlesstha 1.001.the Interest to be paid hal yerl, ad te rinlpl a thfolowngperiods:- Onthe2stflec 18CR. - ?1000! Othelt Dee.lI. P=. . ?1,I000 1828.. . . 1.000' - IR 40 . 1.000 I811 S." I 1 1842. . . . .1,6000 I.. .32 lI:OI 1844. . . .. 1,000 1834.. . . .1.000) it1538. ...1.0001 ?10,000o The remaining 1 8.0001. to be raised 'in bonds for 1.0001. each, Pay'- able in 40 years. the Interest to he paid half yearly for ten years cer- tamn, and after that time the wvhole princi1pal, or any single bonld, taken impartiailly, to be paid off on receiving 8 monthis' notice from the patriah. The Senders inobe scaled un atnd addressed to the SPecial Committee, at 55,'. Noy's. Vestry Clerk. Great Towrer-street. on or be. fore the I1gth nf June next, who 'will give every necessary informa- tion on the subject, and an answer will1 he returned on the 26th of June. The money wvill be taken at any timie between the 21s-t July and the 21 St September. and the expen-e Of the bonds Paild bY the parisli.-Vestrv-rnoom, St. Dunstan's fni the East, May 17. 18R24. n1J)RSUAN to a Decree in the High COUrt of Chant- 01c,-. T-Ac in a eazuse "R evill against Revill," the CREDITORS of' TOMTAS 1EVITTL, iate orfS9ireditcb, In the count' o"fMiddles,ex, and of Enfield. In the saideountv, rag nierebant. iwybo diedl some time In the Year 1815.) ace foirthwrith to come in and prove their debts before JameS Willlam Farrer, esq. one of the Masters of the sai Court, at his chambers, in Sonthasinpcn-huildines,.Chancery-lane. London, or in diefault thiereoiftbieywill be excluded the benefltof the said dercre. lIeerv.tuadefn acauise rSmitli v.Tbstcher.'the'P,%TTNVVRSIlTP CREITOS oJOHSSITH nd HOASIMEF.LLSH THATCHER, formrlycaryin on uai'esundr te firnm ofSmith And Thatcher, as oalmerhans, iunerfrd har, nar the Strand, In the -ounty of iddese, ae b thir oliitos, nor before the 15tht day of Jun. 124.to omein nd rov thirdebts before John Edmulnd lIondea-el, eq. ne o th Mater ofthe said Court. at his offine In .Souhsnpto.buldins. haneryLan,tondon: or in defstnlttliereof theywil bepereptoIlyexcldedtheb afit of the said decree. IP URSUA'NTT ~ ecree of the High Court of Chan- c ery, made In acatiFe wberein Thomna, Robinsoni Is laRintiff. and Dorothy Robintnn andothers are defendants. the cntEDIiTORS of DANIEL ROBINSON. late of Liverpool, in the county off,ancaster. es'l merebant.sleceased .tie tastatorin the said decree named Iwbn died on the 17th of November. 181 3), are. 00 or berfore the 17th day of June, 1824, to come In and prove their debts hef,'re James William Farrer, esll. one ofthe MAasters of the said Court, to whom this causae stanyds transferred, at his chambers, in Southamptoin-buildings, Chan- cery-lane,. London. Or In defauilt thereof they wviil be peremptorily excluded the h.~i,fit of the sild decree. CLARKE, RICHARDS.and MIEDCALYF. Plaintiff's Soilicitors. L?9NHE PERR VIAN SYSTEMY of' EDUCATION CWM- .V PLETFLY DEVIF.OPED, In a CoursRe of gratuitous Lectures, to Parents whose Children are educated at home bhydomne4tic Tutors -orGovernesses, to thePrincipAl.s of .adies' and Genflemen's Esardine. school,andtDrwnadohe Masters attendinig those Families andF Scol,by, Mc. Perry. Atr.Perryhas.ing been eceilpied duvring the last 18 mnonths Ins making arrangementS for accelerating the general diffaision of his xsytemn throughout this country, the continent, and Anmerica, and in wsriting and printing, the works necessary for the attainment of thia object. bas posy the satisfaction to announce that, these arcancemenes beng completed, he will gr-atuuitouslydeI1ver, at No.3, Adam-street, Adelphi, Loundon, a COURSE of LECTURES, comnpletely developing the prln. eiples of the. Perrylan System. The elajivery of the Coulrse will comn- nience on Wednesday, July 28. 1824, Mi 7 o'clock in the eveninig, and be completed In about a wreek. The Lectures will be delivered one or more times eachi day. Sunday excepted. The developnient will enable every one to carry the Systemn int&~ complete effect, and Si-il demoonstratc.- First, That it Possesses -an incomparably greater degre, oft power to accomplish the purpos,es of instruction titan,. th,, Systems uf edu- catfon wrhich have preceded It: mnore particularly in s espect to the degree of perfection to which Ppu~ils attain In every department of education, to the facility and deUght writh which they nuak-e these attainments, and to the Shortness of the tinie in which the atttain- meats are made. Secondly, The dereloipment si-ill demonstrate that domnestic tui.- tion. condtucted according to the princlipe-s of the. Perrylaun system. Ii,rusks of she preced Ing advanLtages to an extraordinary extent. Thirdly, The development nIvll demonstrate that, In every class of school establishiments, the adoption of the Perrylfan systens Is attenided with advantages pre-eminently greater than thoseiresulting from the plans of Justruetion which prevail: particularly, in respect to theadvantagesnlreadyenumueratcd. to the diminution of the labouir and fatigue unavoidable in condHcting sohools according tW the usual nystemns. to the importatnt reductioni of the expenses uecssriiy Jii curred by the heads of all schools actingo hsytm,t the tota occuipation of every Pupil's time duiring the hours devtdtosho duties. and to the spontaneous efforts which this systemcntnl elicits from es-cry pupvil to accomplish all of which natur scpbe The Lectures will, In extensive detail, developt the practcalsu-c thuds, and the scientific principles on which those miethods arc fouinded, of teaching, According to the Perryiaal system, the Latin and Greek clas-siess the English, French. Italian, and othier moderni lar.Fusgest style anid composition; polite literature, Inlclusding rhe- toric, criticism, &e. Arithmetic-, algebra, geo,metry, and tile mathie- 3anatirs reneraly; mnodern geography, ancient geography; astrono- 3my: the gilebes:- alcitent history, mrodern history, and chronology; reading, elocution, oral discussion, alId extemporary puiblic speak. Ing: wilting; drawing, and the system of the chilar-oseuro; n atural. mnoral, and mental1 philosophy; geology, mnineralogy. bota'ny, and natural history; al,o every other branch of modern education. Ms of the precedingd(epartmnents of study will be largely entered upon!, anldmaunyto tbei rprinciples, not generally understood, wvill be mni- nutely explained. The 'levelopmnent wfill he exclustively mnade to Parents of higlh re- specabiity whse hilden re ductedat houme by domeistic tul- torsor oveneses;to te Pincpal ofLaLdies' and Gentlemen's the evelpmet sopersns f th -prcedng description, references. the kingdom, will, by makingeappIeRtion to Mr. Perry, Cambridge- street. Manchester, hr- letter, Post paid, be gratuitously provided 'with Tickets t- tile Course, w~ith at volume consisting of the "1Out- lineks of the Lectuires res.pecting theo Perrylan Systemn," and wvith 'TeBtimonials" fromi the heads of scehools,. and others, who have ado-ted It. The tickets are not transferable; nor will any ticket IAdmit more than onelIndividual. Itir isecessary that those whormay, have It in contemplation to attend thelectures should applyfor ticketsatleastamonth before the commencen t ofthe corse,or the transissfon of tickets cannot be depended on. After attending the lectures, those parent% and teachers to whom the superior adaptation of the Perryan System beyond every otlher, to an the purposes of educat ion,shall be evident, and who there fere may be desirous of permission to use the svstem, any know the terms .by applying to lr. Perry.-.'4anchiester, May 25. 1824. ID F1N1VED~-_fT_.IhaY!G`YMOVEIY fromn Southa-crescent, B3edfordsur,toteRsdence of lirP.Cartwright deceased, 75. WVelbekaret edsh-square. Weltieck-atreet, May 25. IV24. rnj1NE TONED SQ;!UARE PIANO)FORTE for SALE, ji. the property of a Lady, who is about to uit England. Anylady or gentleman wvho maly be on the eve of purchasing aarticle of this deciption w0il fbtind this aln aedvatntageous oppoirtlnainty.as tueo price xril be 01,thatbeig 18. lss tan t wsprhsd hrt time aince. Apply at 1, Tysoe.street, Spa-fields.pr 5da8ottm TIBRARY of RREFERENCE and LAW LIBRARY, A near the Hmuses of Parllament and Courts of Law.-Mr. IIitDoKE has the honour to inforiai M4embers of Parliament and Gem. tlemsen attending the Courts, that he has i3tted up at a considerable expense those ac=ious premises, No. 1, old Palae-yard, Poets' cor- ner, and furnisiled then, with sets of the larger works for oeseionhl reference, such as the Anntial Register, Magazines, the principal C 'cIopa_dla.s, Reviews r Parliamentary Histories, Thbatex, and State R'1istl, En)glish and Irish Statutes, &C; Also an cxtensiveassortment of the motC modern law books, which he feels confident will form 31together a convenient and useful establishment for gentlemen S3 n nda pAarlament and the couderts. It bhaving been lately suggested to he ro~tetrofthi lirar tht a anualsubscription would be preerrd b getleen o acepinghisoffrofthe gratuitous usie -th romsof he xpnsie ork ofreereceabove enumerated, a bookis pcnd t reeiv th naes f te nbleen and genatlemen to 11OST, on the 20?bi instant, -at H-1is MNajesty's Drawing 91A Room, aDIAMION;DWILD ROSE. fromia lady's head ornaament, Whoever will brIn%It to J. Humuble. jew'eller, Princes-street, Leices- tsr-square, will be andsomely REWARDED. EC~ANTIAO11N-of PCPERY.-St. Mary Somnerse, 3,.Uhpper Taha.m.es-s;t,eet.-A Person educated for aPopishPriest svilI RI,AD is UBIC RECANTATION of the ERRORS of POPERY at the ahove church. To-miorrowr (Sunday) morning,lMay 30.when a SERIMON svilli be preached on the occasion by thie Rev. J. S. SERGROVE. LL.n. Rector, Mtinister tof the Episcopal Ch-apel, Keinnlugton-lane, and Chaplain to) the Right lion, the Earl of Ca: ecton Author of Lectures on Popery. Divine service wiUllbegin at II o'lock. F4OUkJNVLINV-HOSPI1TAL.--On Sunday Morning, A:the 30th of May, '.he ANNUAL SERtMON for the BENEFIT of this Chiarity w-ill e preached In the Chapel by thle Reverend JOHN ROGERS PITMIAN, M.A. The Service wivn c-ommence at the usual hour, before the President HI- Royal Highness the Duike of VOIlE, and the Vice-Presidents, +ren. rer, and the rest of the Go- vernors and Guardians of the Corporatilon. By order,. MORRIS LIEVESLEY, Secretary. 1~TO1CEA ARCHITECTS.-Those A RCHITEICT wh av et In PLANS for the NEWV NATIONAL SCOTCH CHURCH may RCEIVE THEMN BACK, on applieation at the Ca- lednias hurh,any day between'the hours of la andI 12 In the OSIAH TVNSdeasd-h C~REDIT-ORS of o)I JOSIAH STEVENS, late of Kingston, fit the county of Surrey. neintster. and of Horsfield-court. near Bristol. farmner, decease-i, sa-e fnformned that a FIRST DIVIDEND of One .Shilling and Sixpenceein the Poundr has been In course of payment for some time past, at the office of Mir. Tustin. solicitor. 4. Newv Bridge-street. 131ackfriars; and that such of tthem as do not receive the same on or before the lertday of July, next will be excluded the benefit thereof. E. E. TUSTIN. ILC. PU will COMNMENCE his Suimmer Couirse IV o ETURES on ANATOMYV and SURGE RV, on TMonday, the 7th of Jutne. Particulars mnay be knaown of Mr. Carpue, 72. Dean-street, Soho. Carpue on the High Operation for theSteine, and nsolm ahec,,unt of his successful eases in the Nasal operatiowt, may be had ef Longensai and Co. Paternoster-rowv. DR. DAVIS will COMMlMBNCE his SUMMER COURtSE of LECTURES on the 'irHEORY and PRACTICE of MiDWIFER Y, &c. on Mionday, May~31. 1824, at half-past 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at his Theatre of Midwirfery, 29, George-street, Han- over-squitre. N. B.' ihe Dissertation on " The Use end Abuse of Instruments in the Practieeof Mitdwifery, comprising an Ex,planation of certain Im- provements in the construction of such powers, and a System of Rules to guard against their unneceesary APilication," which has been already announced, will be ready for publtcaLtlon In the course of a few weeks. VffHEATIRE o' ANTMY and MEDICINE, ILWebbstreet,IiIaze-pond, Borough.-The SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES, delivered At the above Theatre, will COMMENCE -on Tuesday, June 1, 11324. On Anatomayana Physiology, by Mr. Grainger. ait a quarter past 11 o'clock in the forenoon. The Lectures will afterwards be delivered dail~'at halrf-pka-9t7. an.m The Initroductory Lecture oni the Theory and Practice of Physis, by Dr. Armnstrong. at haljf-pasit 7o'clockin the evening. The subserquent Lectures on the Practice of Physic and on Mtateria Miedica also wvill afterwards he delivered at i o'clock In the evening.at 39,Southampton- Irowv, Russell-square. For particulars apply to Mr. Grainger, 28. Dean-street. Soutli- wark; Dr. Armstrong, 39, Southampton-row, Russell-square; to Mr. Highley, medical bookseller, 174, Fleet-street; er at the Theatre, Webb-street, Miaze-ponid, Borough. NTI-SLAVERY SOCIETrY-It being the opiniol of many Members of this Society, that Its ANNIVERSARYr ME TING. advertised to be held ia Freemason-'-hall, on Satuirdaty the 29th instant, had better be POSTPONED till after the Discus- sion In Parliament of the case ot the Missionary Smith. wvhich aloud for this day, but has been unexpectedly deferred, the Mlembers and Friends of the Society are respectliolly informed, that thte In- tended Meeting WVILL NVOT TAKE P LACE on the 29th, as9 proposed. but on a future day, of wrhich public notice will he given. No.18, Aldermanbury, May27, 1824, W. L. HANDBUR, Sec. T IADEMOISELLE JAMS most respectfully informs ItJ the Nobility. Gentry, and her Friends In general, that her BENEFiT CONCEIRT will take place at the Argyll Rooms, onMonday, the 14th of Juine. under the patronage of Hecr Royal Highness the Duchess of Giocester. Further particulars will be duly announced. T l1HE TWIENTIETH EXHIBITlOiN of the SO- .LCIETY of PAINTERS In WATER COLOURS is NOW OPEN. at their Gallery, 5,Pall-mnall East. Admittance Is. Catalogues6Cd. COPLEY FIELI.DNG, Sec. OCIETIY o-f BflrITISH- ARTISTS, Suffolk-street, Pall-mali East.-The GALLERIES for the EXHIBITION and SIE of the WORsKS of BRITISH ARTISTS are NOWV OPEN, Iromn 8 o'clock till dusk. W. LINTONq, Secretary. AdmittancelIs. Catalogue Is. )3RITISH INSTITUTION, Pail-mall. - The GAL- LERY, with a Selection of thie Works of the Italian. Spanish, lemish, Datche, and Eniglish Schools, is OPEN daily, fromn 10 In the mnorning until 6 In the eveniing. By order, JOHN YOUNG. Keeper. Admission Is. Catalogues Is. The Subseribersto therPrintfrom Mr. West'sPictuxre of'Our Saviour Healing the Sick in the Temple,' wvho have not already received their impressions. may receive them upon payment of the remainder of their subscriptions at thie British tusstitution daily. ECONDF VIEWi of PTATY1I.-PANNORAAMA, SI Leicester-sqqare..-J. and R. BURFORD aee now EXHIBITING, In their Great Room, a sECOND VIEW of PomPEI, containiing the Tragic Theatre, Covered Theatre, Temple of Isis, Small Forumn, and man,,Y other remains, whi[ch from their situation could not be lntto- duedin the First Veiew exhibiting in the Strand. These viewvs were talkeni by Mr.J. Burford, who resided many months at Pompeii or that pupose. Openrfrom lOtilidusk. Admittancelsi. -AViewofLausanne is ai,so now exhibiting. Admittance Is. XHIBITIOINS at the EGYPTIAiN HALL, Picca- ELidilly.-I. MEXICo BEFORE the DISCOVERY of AMNERICA'- comprising thesculptured colossal Idols of the Ancenezt Mexican; tke great Sacr'dcle Stone on whichi thousanids of humani victims were anniually immolated; ?'~lodels of P -ramids and Temples; the original Mtap of theCity made by order of Mfontezuraafor Cortex, and several of the Hieroglyphic Pictures sent to the Capital to announce the ope- rationjsofrthe Spaniards. The whole of this exhil)itlon was prepared with the assistance of Government. under whose sanction tne great Idols were disinterred fronythe p ace,4 in wvhich they were buiried by the firgt conquerors. 2. MODEP N T.EXICO conveys more informna- tion inl1hour'svisit than could he obtained from nallthebooks extant. in this exhibition vJsiters arec transported as it 'were to the actual countrr-; the mnagnificent and hitherto almost unkniown capital, its beanlfuvaley.andthevolani snw-cad mnountaiiss which sur- roun it arefaihfuly rpresnte inthe panoramice viewv; whilst thevaroussplndi trpicl fuit an vgetables. quadrupeds, birds, fises,repile, mnerls,thecosumeofthe country, mnodels of the verlustibe ofIndans,theatie hmsef with his lint and garden, p reuce n efect whih tobe apreiatd ust be seen. 3. BAR- ~~~~~ ~~~nOIESTIC POULTRY, Game, f-4ENERAL BENEFIT INSURANCE OFFICE, Aldersgate-street, established 1820. CAPITAL FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Patron, His Royal Hlighnesg the Duke of GLOCESTER. President, His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Sir Win. Curtis. hart N. IP. Matthew WVOOd, esq. aid. M. P. Sir Robert Blaker. ot Jolhn T. Thorpe. esaq. ald. Tue Very Rev, the Dean of liVor. The Rev.,5. W. Cunninigham, li.A. cester I Vicar of Harrow. TRUSTEES and DIRECTORS. Thomnas Cai.eq oetNrute, eeiq. RichardCatreq.rrntnato,cq Thomnas EmAt,eq TeRv .N Pere B. A. Edwardlil,e. Treaures-Mssr. Fys nd hapan,bankers. Surgeons-jon Hunter, esq. Great Tower-!stret Jh Hoidge, e.sq. Grea Ormond-street; RobertilBuck. esq.Sihil-a Theobojeets of this Institution are to enable the mneehanical and labouring; classes and others to effectinauranees for weeklyallowunces durfing sickness and superannuation; together with medical attend- anceandmedcin, lie isurnce, imediate and deferred annlul- ties&~;the remumsre rceied ethe mothly or quarterly.and rtinedto he gesat dnsssin;the assured are not subectto ci ase oruncrtan rtesofcontributioni, and are enti- TheImprtace f scur prvisonsof the above nature to the clasesintresed,ojia pan ssiilaedto and comrbining the mnost udvacugous eatues o th varousfire and life ofrices, must be apparent, aid Is evidernced by thje very large body that have availed themselves of the advantages otfered. Tile Directors invitean tinspection of the rules and tables of pre- mniunis, torwbich purpose and for effecting Insurances the office Is oPen from 10 to 3, and from C to 9 daily. ~1'RBE SCHOOL and CHAPEL for the POOR, in FWest-strect, Sqeven-dfials.-The SOCIETY for RETTERING the CONDITION of the POOIR desire to) make an appeal toi the puiblic in behalf of the Free School- and ChaPel In West-street, Seven-dials, established by the society dome years ago unider the auspics of Dr. PorteU6 late Lord Bishop of London, for the gratuitousInestruetlon of the &a;o of thatt distressed and poPulous neighbiourhood. Upon a late renewal of the Lease for 21 years, an expenise ot 18891L 25. 2d. lasa been Incurred for rep-sLirs, front whichi It Is niecessary In relieve the conicerni, In order that the poor mnay continue to receive thep same ra teitous instructioni as they have heretofore enjoyed. The on eK!r-_ mnentionecd subscriptions have been received,.leaving an ssnfavosmrable balance of 859.1. Ba. 2d. Any persons disposed to exercise their bene. v,,lence towvards makcing up thisi deficiency are requested to pay their conatributions to the West-street Chapel Fond, at eithier of the follow- ing bankers,,viz.:;--%e&sars. Mosland, Auriol, and Co. Pall-mali; Mtessrs. Hoare, Fleet-street; Mdessrs. Smith, Paynie. and Sm!th, Georgc-tet Kauisionhouse. NAME-S of SUBSCRIBERS.c-tet Society for IBettering W. B. udson, esq. ?10 0 0 theConition of th EdwadParry, esq. Poor - ?00 0 Coer-street . .550 Earl of Poiverscourt -200 0 01Anon;gnoos - 5 50 nisliop orDurh,an, 100 Ii 01Lord Is.Galway 5 0 0 I.ord Bexley . -50 0 0 Lady MT. A. SMItIL - 50 0 Alex. Gordon, esq. 3 0 0 Mr. -Robt. Sterridge . 5 0 0 Honi. P. L. Pusey. - 3 0 0 Mr. Win. Blackburne 5 0 0 John Deacon, esq. 30 0 0 Mr. Chambers - - 50 0 J. Weylaud, jUnl. esq. 21 0) 0 r homias Hayter, elsq. Fr. Burtoni, esq. ii- 10 1001 Brixton - - - .50 0 J. T. Buttt, esq. . - 10 10 01 M'r. T. Mlotteshaw 5 0 0 Lor Carinton 1 O ) IF I . - - . 00 Earl of Hiardsvicke - 10 0 01Lb John illiet. -eeq. . 550 0 Lord Bfishop of Ltlchfied I IV. Willis esq. - 5 0 0 and Coventry I 1001Mr. GrieIfet - 5o 00 Lord Rivers - . 10 0 0 Mlr. Christian . 50 00 Lord Robt. Seymnour 10 0 00 I WnM. Haydon, esq. . .5 0 0 Lady Bernjard - 1 0 01Thus. Haydeni, esq .. . 30 0 Sir Claude Scott, bart. 10 0 0 I Step. Maberly, es%q. . 3 00 Henry iHoare, esq.. 10 0 01 Various smaller sub. S. Gardiner, esq. - if) 0 0 iseriptions - . 4064 0 ~TIE ofthe RELATIVE BUSINES of the Various V OFCSfor FIRE INSURANE inENLAD as showni by the Duties paid ito the Stan,p O'iae IithYer12: Su X 112,163 39 Sufol (et.?,778 IC 4 Phmenix . - 64,975 8 4B Bimn.u 5116 15 0 Norwvich Union 64,40 18 4 5% tcuonTn4375 9) 7 Royal Exchlange 50081 9S Saaadr 4064 C 4 County . 41,239 411 Bristoli 3 31 6 Imperial . - 32,3112 14 10 Norwich Equitable 3 008 4 Globe - 26.814 19 9 HIauts, &e ,52I 4 Guardian - - 21,042 11 9Uiezcon 2 231 0 7 West oc England 17,365 6 0"'IOp 2,26 1 8 Atlas - 16,0765 5 1Brito Union . 2,170 S 1 Unloio - 15,501 3It Bristol Crownu 1,746 6 0 llritish . 15,126 3 9 Sheffield . 1,652 0 6 Engle - 14,88130 7 Old Bath - . 1,644 IS 4 Albion - 14,76083 5. Bath Sun- 1,482 2 6 Westminster - 4,223 10 7 1 British Commnercia siTp- - 1 -12 17 I (2-uarer)-1282-- Ilop - 4ji-4 17 3 (2ures: 1,282 4 3 Hand.e-isHand * 12.687 6 ]I Finchingtield 99 2 6 London 8,33767 13 4 Reading (I quarter) 12 10 6 Kent - 7.767 9 2 Essex and Suffolk (6,469 1 3 X1,7 Sufiolk (East) . l 6,034 6 C ?619,171 8 6 NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. London Offices, No. 16, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, and No. 21, Birehln.lane, COrnhlU.-Establishied 1808. The bLMaagement of the Society's Affairs is entrusted to 24 DI-- rector,s; resident in Norfolk and Norwich, who are assisted b 'su er- Intend?n: Boards er Committees at London. Edinburgh, ublin, wLTverpo Britole, lanchester. Leeds, and other leading towns. -The Advantage%; yielded to thle Public by thxis Instltmition are-. 1. Te Scurty o anaccmulaed undof 600,0001. In addition to an income of 1V40,0001. opcer amnnDum.dFn r O,oLInadt 2. The DishtributIon of the whole Profits amongst the Parties in- ured;d bY which Important additions have been made to the sums 3. Te Rducton f te Raes,andthe Relinqupishment of every Charge, connectd withinsuraing, beyontd the ordinary Annual Pre- Agents are appointed in ail the principal towns throughout th kingdom, of whiom Rtates and Prospectuses may be had. By order of the Directors, R. J. BUNYON. SecretarY Note. At the 24thc of Jun.e next, the SoLety'o Chief Oiffce for the Metropolis ano Iwherestheceinvt,NeiivBridge-street, Blacklfriars, will be Op~ened, and where the Board will subsequently hold their Weekly X~ANTED, a respectable Youth, aswan A-P MEIST IC E1 VTto the Trunklusincs. inquilre of3. Choat, 49, HighHlolborn, corner of Blrownlow-street. WTANTED, an APPRENTICE to a Linenidraper VTresidingig~Holland. A premlium will beecxpeeted. Apply at 51 rad-streec, cheapside. ~IANTED, where anothier is kept, a SERVANT of WVALL-WORK, wyho is a good plain cook. inquire at 9, AIorii- lnigton-cresenit, HaRipstead-roacd. IITANTED, arespectable voung M'van, about I8 or 90 WV yarsof ge,who understanids general business and can use his pn. Inuire t r. Piniker's, 35, Regent-circus, Piccadilly. T~ANTfE D, an APPRENTICE to a light Business. A WVsmiall premItum will be expected. Inquire at 15, Eyre-street- hill, Coldbatis-square: If by letter, post Paid. W ANTIED, asteady activesmngl young MLNAN,to serve VTataretaftshoe counter: one who hae een accu-storred to the mnen's boot and shoe trade wvould be preferred. Apply at 88, WhLite- chapel-roadl. WI ANTED, extensive PREMSS in the neighibour- b V oid of Finsbury-square or orfed,datdfor a manu- factory, wvhere goodiligbt andfree airrrqrd drss wltb par- ticulars, post paid, to N. T. at Mlr.Chl'.4,arlen W ~AN'TED, a SHOPWOAIVta ofctioner's, TV of undeniable character foir honesty and atbilitis Address, Post paid, In her own handwriting. to St. S. 143, Holborn-ar,corner of Brook-street. '~ANTED, a respectable young MANT, wvho hias been wV acutmdt epBos dCollect Debts, and wvho can make imsef geeraly usful.An udeniable chaLracter wvill be requredandsecrit toasmll mont.Apply at 52, Newgate-street, IITANTE , an acive youg Man,wlio anwrite a VV god bad, a LIGH POITER,and to Assist in the Couinting- hous. A y bylettr ony, pst pid,to A. G. at M1r. Richardsones, W~ANTED, t~o go to Italy, a,young MANI, possessing a TVknowledge of eit er French or Italian-, or bothi, and also ac- quainited with manufactures. Addres, post paId, stating particulars and real namie, to C. C. Nit. Cope's 49, C heaps de. IIANTED, in a respectable Fam-ily, a steady active WVperson.as .COOK, wvho perfectly, understands her business, and who Is , f llcopetent to superintend the manasgement of a large family Apl it r. Todd, cheesemonper, 78. st. Paulrs churchyard. W ANTED, in a respectable Hlouse, at the west end of the town, an experienced DRESSMAKER.- Unexceptionable references can be given and willlbe required. Letters, post paid, ad- dresied toA.B8.124, Oxford-street,wivll be ans:wered. 7ANTED, as IN-UOOI -APPRENTI-CE, to a WVCarpenter and Cabinetmakter, a Lad, of respectable friends and of good morals. A premium wvill be required. Apply to Mr. Joseph 'Jrevetan, carpenter, cabinetmaker, &c. 12, Chiarlotte-street, Fitzroy- ANTANTED, in a smiall respectable Family, a good WVPLAIN COOK, wIsewilt. be required to do part of the house- hold work. She must have lived at least a year in hier last place. Apply personally (or by letter, post paidl at Mr.Yonge's, law-stationer, Essex-street, Strand. IIAN'I'ED.-In an) Establishment of the first respect- WVabili'ty wvill be reqnzired. after the Mlidsummer Vacation, a LADY, perfectly qualised to TEACH M,,USIC and DRAWING, with- out the assistance of masters. Satisfactory references and testhno- nfals of merit and ability must be given, Letters, post paid, ad.- dressed to 11.1. 316, Stranxd, will be forwarded to the advertiser. 'TANTED, to RENT for a long term of years, on WVLEA.SE, fronm 2 to 4 mile% from London, a spacious HOUSE anid PREMISES, suitable for a commnercial estabmlishment, of suich a nature as not to be In the least injurious to the building, or noisome or offensive to the neighbourhood. Particulars to besentto Mir. Hog- gsrt, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchainge. 'TAiNTED, X1,.500, at 44l per cent. on security of a VT Leascehold House. in Nottingham-place. let on lease to a most respectable tenant at 1501. per ainnumn, and held for a long term at a grouind rent of only 2s. 64. per annum. For further particulars apply to MNessrs. Pownes and White, Lincoli's-Inmi. WXANTrED, a Youth, not exceeding 14 vears of age, as TVan APPRENTICE to a 'Manufacturing Business, in a Plrotest- ant Dissenter's Familv. He will be free of the city of London. - A premium of 401. is reqluired. Apply to S. W. at 14, Great Newvport. street, near Leicester-square._____________________ fiX T NTED,an APRENTIE to the Gold and Silver ~V Wok ingeneal: hl paentstoidd him the first yeaLr. or a modratepremum. ikewse aJoureyma, whlo Is uled to the resing asewor in eneal.Appl at7, ohn-street, Black. IATANTED, ~by a ret ectable midtdle-aged oma, a WV SITUATtON as N'URSE, Nureery Goyerness, ori Housekeper to a single Gentleman or Tradesman,. Timost respectable reference can he giveni. Apply (if by letter, pest paid) to F. N. S, Ke pse-row., Fuiham-road. She would not object to take the charge of anouse, ~XANTED, a WAREHOUSE and PREMISES, with- WT in 5 miles of town, either on the banks of a canal or thke River Thamesl, sutitable for a dyehotuse or other manufactory. Ani engine oif 8-hors;e Power or upwards will he desirable, Address, post paid, to L. X. 8, Bolton-street, Piccadilly. W ANTE I), an activc LaO, aS an APPRENTICE to the Plumbing, Glazing, Paintling, and House Decorating In general, wvho will be treated as one of the f,ssnlv. inquire for W. S. at 2, Laxton.place, York-square, Regent's-park. A small premium will be requtired. W~ANTED, iinmediately, either PART of a HfOUSE VTor a small House, at Upper Clmpton. containing 2 sittingrooms, 3 chambers, kitchen, and smaLll grden. RLent_ ud taxes about 301. p'er annum. It is furtwo ladie3 and aservant, UWect, postpaid, to A.Bl. at M.%r. Shawv's, cheesemionicr, 1922, BIshopsgate-without. 1AANTED, in a respectable private Business, an) WT APPRENTICE, for Dressmakingi a moderate premiumn will be required, aLnd as she wvill be treated In every way as one of the famnily, the most satisfactory references irll be required. Apply per- sionally, or byletter, postpaid, toA?1. at Sir. Plnkete?s, 3,Essex-court, IXTANTED, fr a young an, who lias becen w-ith a WV armr I Esex yers,a STUAION in the samneline not les thn 4 mies romtow, werehemay have an opportunIty of acquringinfrmaton, arteulaly rnthmanagensent of stock. He wil hae o ojetio togie aeqatecopensation. Address J. Wv. ~XTATEI) a RENC FEALE COOK, or an TV Eglis Coo undrstadingFreIh,in aL small Family, where shewil bereqire t dopar ofthehosehold wvork. She must have an udenabl chractr fom er astplace for sobriety, honesty, clealinss,econmy,andgoodtemer,Apply personally, at 30, Soho- TITANTE , a PA TNER, n the Oil, Colour, an-d VT Pr.,aling Tade,who cn comand a capital of fromi 1.0001. to ,001. nd ho illtak anactvepart In the business and travl ocasonaly. atifactry nfo mato may be had ois appli- catin b leter,pea pal, wth eal ameandaddress, to T. G. at .34, X~ANTED, 1 3 miiles frorn towni, by a sillall Famnily, a WT SERVANT-MIAID of ALI-WORK, where a footmnan is kept: she must be a good plain cook, niot mo,re than 30 years of age, cleanly in her per:son and work, anidwith atwAelvenmoith's character, Apply to A. B. at Mr. Swveetman's, baker, Ilowvland-strect, corner of John- street, Fitzroy-square. XUVANTED, a mnall FREEHOLD PRtOPERT'l, of V T about 80 or 100 acres, I i:n me of the southern counties;- if In the vicinity of the sea wivll be preferred. It mnust possess a commnodi- ous family lhouse, and all requisite offices and out-bu Ildinigs: the whlole not to exceed In value ?5,0ooo or ?6,000. Letters, Post Paid. wvith erery and the mnost mninute patrticulars, addressed to A. D. 5,6, Spring-gardenis, London. wvill meet with attentioni, If the place described is found to answer. W ANT ED, for about three months, from te midle o f July. in a high, dry, and healthy counitry, fromn 10 to about 25 mniles from London, a comfortable FAliIILY hIOUSE, coutainisig 5 prinipa an 3 ervants' bed roomns, writh goo~d garden, coachhouse, and tabingfor3 hrse. Te geatstcare will be taken of the fur- nitue. ppl (i In leter pot pid)to A. B. at Alr. Swale's circu- latng ibrry,Gret Rssel-sree, iloo sbury. 'IXTA TED, o RE T, atMidsmmter next, a coimmo- schoolo respectabity A good garden & s n isesable. No premiu wvill he give for lease, &e.Lter dresd post paid, stating fulparticulrs, to A. Z.atMr. Ricads,lbry impstead- road, wl be attendd to. WI ANTEI\. by an active steady respetb Pro,the SUJPERINTENDENCE of a single Gentlemass's, Widowver's, or Tradesman's HOUSE, where she wo(uld be treated as onie of the famjily. Ani elderll' or invalid lady, whose health will niot admiit o,f her owrn attention to domostic concern,, wrould find the advertiseraHn acisuisi- tion, havlng always, been accusitomed to housekeeping. Unexcep- tionable references can be given. Address, post paid, to A.B. 31, Ljime-street, Fenchurerb-stree't, No offieekeeper need apply. W AN ED, in a respi-etable quiet Famnily, a shoir-t distTance from town, a good COO.., betw'een 25 and 40 years orag eretl cqantdivt hebusiness hii aU its brancehes, aLs cows, where tile unjder gardener nilkls. and churns. Shie must have tile most UZIquteslionable character and have lived miore than 12 mornthainbeqr1last place. Apply by letter only, Post paid, toT. 0. at Mr.1i'asmore'snewspaper office, Young-street, kensington. IIFNTE, aFURNISHBD HOUS-E or APART'- VT MENS. enmoderate termis, for about 2 mnonths, in an airy sitatin,wit 5 edroomns, and I or 2 sitting r,soms, and kitchen; andif her isa sabe for I horse it would be -more desirable, at the distance of from 3 to 5 miles to the north or east of ttie Royal Ex- Change. An old house, with old fashioned furnituire, Would not be objected to. Itnmust be on apublic road, where stages are frequently Passing. Direct, post paid, stating termis, to A. B. at Rolfe and Soii's, 1112, Cheapside.. WX ANTEPD, immedliately, in a gentee established TVhouse of business4, at the west end of the towvn, a respectable young PERSON, who Is fully conspetent to every, branch In the Dress- maigln.Alsoa vacatncyfor one young LadY as anlIn-door Appren- tieceto the Millinery and Dresmaking; her health, mosrals, ana im- proveiiseint will be conscientiously attended to, with ev'ery donmestic comfort and good regular hours, Premium moderate. For cards3 ,f address apply to Mtessrs. Edmions-on anld Rodhain, silkniscrers, &c. 125, NewrBond-street, oxford-street, ~A'NITED, a CLERK or WAREHOUS`EMAAN, -ina WVsmall Mlanufactuiring Business. He will be required to 3super- intend the packin6; up and seniding away goods, and in Oost. respects supply the plsce ot the priciiepal. This will suit such asgprfer a per- manpent and comfortable situntion tO a large salary. He wvill board and lodge in thebhouse. Salary 251, per annTum, No person need an- swver this iftheir l'rospectslei~dthem toSu Ppose theywiill not malkelt permanent, Fiji genieral particularm of their late employmuent and where livinig, by letter only, post paid, to A. B, at 48. Fleet-market, neLr Holbornsend. A good accountant is indispeusal,le. W ANLTED, by arumiddle-aged mar~riedMn ihu W inesamlarauce, 'aSITUATON as COACHMAN having nearly 2 years' undeniable character, which he cani leaLve when suited, on as- count of the fanlily going abroad; has likewlseafomer 2 gar:&' nzi- deniable character, having evinced a laudable-auxiety toward the dis- chage f hs vrios dtie,whch itution he left oaacuto h famiy haingput ownthei cariag. Tis advertisemn sisre tionto twn r contry orto g abrad.Letters otad d W ANTED, in a respectable Preparatory School, 5 W miles from town, a TEACHER, posressing the qualificatlpn of good( enmanship. She must be able to instruct wvell i, wvriting and be mistress of arsthmetic, assh Viewill have to continue the instructhlmi, of boys already far advanced. T,e care of the children's wardrobes will devolve on her. She must mnend for them, and have no objectii,n to makeherselfgencrallYuseful. As io vacations are given, the situa- tion would best suit a lady wvho may wvisls for a comfortable and per- manent home. She wvill &iud snany indulgencies not common in schools generally. No salary 1Villb e given the first quarter, and but a snall one afterwards. Address, post paid, to A. A. 7. Plhilpot-lane, Fen- church-street., W ANTS a SITUATION,NXas'RAVELLING VALET, or Courierand Valet, a Person wrho can have a most undeniable character from the family he has just left, and who speaks Engllsh, French. Itallan, and German, having travelled during fourteen years through most parts of the Continent. Direct, post paid, to C.B. Gor- don's hotel, Albemarle-street, PiecadillY. Noofficekeeper need apply. W~TANTS a SITUATION, as LADY's:1MAlD, a most WV respectable young Woman from the country, about 30 years of ag, who Perfectly understands millinery and dressmaking, and in every other respect qualified. No objection to travel, and can have f most undenIable-chapracter from her last -place, whiere she livei 7 years. Direct, posdt aid, to A, IB. at Mr. Cushing's, haIrdresser, 18, W~ANTS a SITUATION, as HOUSEMAID, -wvhe-re a footman is kept, Ft respectable young Vomnan, with,- a three yrea' characterfrom her last place. Address, post paid, to II. It. 10. ilrnaick-street, DIltclcfrjars-roaj. I~ANTS a SITUATION, as HOUSEMikAID, where a, WY footman is kept, a yonngWnoman~ wbkcar work at ber needle and get up linen. Letters a2ddressed to E.C. 301,Little-Pulteney-strect, Gold.en-square. will be attended to. IIANTS, a SITUiATION, a respectable Person, as W COOK and HOUSEKEEPER, or as Lady' Maid and Hlouse- keeper. She lived 8 years in her last situation,yfrom which she 'lan haveangood character. Apply to A.l.at Mr. Birt's, gro-er, 16, Piekett- street, Strand: If by letter, post paid. WANTlS a SITUATiON, as an ASSISTANT, in a YVrespectable house of business, in the Dressmaking, a young Person,.. vho perfectly understands her lbusiness, muaking pipe, and braiding, and cnan ssistin the millinery, &C. Address, post ps.id,to C.H. 106. Mdounit-street, Grosvenor-square. ~~ANTS a SITUATION, as NURSERYM1AID, a WY oung Woman, wvho lived fifteen mnonths ande had the care of three children in her lat Plaee c. an have a good character. Direet, post paid, for EAW. at Mr. Cockerell's, 115. Cromer-street, Brunswick.- squaLre. No offiecekeeper need apply. W ANTSa SITU TION,to WVAIT on an elderly LD oryung LADTES, a young Person, who is thorouighly acq"intd wth ver reuiste necessary to fulfil the situation. She canhae saisacorychrater from the lady shc lived writh. Let- ters a,ldres;ed to A.f.at 12, eamn-street, or Mr. Daniel's, hair- dresser. Portland-plc.wl beattenided to. W ANTTS a SITUATION, as COMPANION AT- TErDANT on a LADY, a truly genteel young Ilerson, whose family connqexions arc of the highest sespectabilitty; Indeed, would not oh3ect to a HousAekeeper's Situation, being fully cornp?tent in a small private family; or to tiavel. Direct, post paid, to N. to be left till caFlld for at the Postoffice. Leadenhall-stroet. VANTS a SITUATIONT, as GOVERNESS bi a W piae Family, a Lady, who undertakes to teach the English and French languages grammatically (the latter of wvhich $be has studied on the continent), music, wvriting, history;'and geography with the iise of thie globes. Satisfactory references can be giveui. Letters to be addressed, post paid,' to X. Z. Literary Chronicle office, 2. Surrey-street, Strand. -VATANT SITUATVIONS, a Alan andhi fewlot Ineumibranice, the Mlan as FOOTMAN, ortoakcrefahrs or t a Single Gentlemant can be weltlrecomussde rm hrete have lived 4years. Direct toHI. C. 9,linde-lane. Rdester WIASHING.-WANTED1, a FML' WSIG WYby a Launldress wvho can, be weil reco~mpddb isiel Has a good drying ground. Apply (if by letter, piospadtoAT.t 24, AugustUs9-street. Regent's-park. ASHING--WANTED, ~aFAMXILY 'orTWVO-s WWASH4ING, by a Person wrho well understands rhe mnanage- mnent of good linen. Respectable reference can he given. Letters,xpoat paid, to MI. Rt. 28, Amelia-street, Watiworth, wvill meet with ifamediate attention. Ales etbeY0UTH9~VN =a s an TAP PRi EN-1 I-ILTIC to Bueber A mallpreiumwill be expected. For rO DRUGGIST&' ASSISTANT5.-.WANTED, a -j.Lrespeetable young 'MAN, conmpetent to a practical retail. A'pply att 195 Bshopsgate-street without. r10 MEDICAL GENTLEMIEN.-A Mlember of the TRoyal College, &-c. accustomied to Publec practice, -wishes to enter into PARTNERSHiP or toSV~CCgD to aPRACTICE. Address, oos pad, o ES. 8.Chalesstret,Grsvenor.square. systm o cuting Fo paticuarsappy to Mr. Wod,stationer, 25, 0 CLI GY N iad Others.-A TUTOR is de-' sird, o akeino hs ous ad to CO'MPLUTE the EDU- CATIN ofa yong GNTLEAN, bout15 years of age. Address, postpai, t Mr C.Drapr, oliito, Wlco-place, Lamibkh. Yout, asan APRENICE o aBooktbinder, B3oo selran Statioer. A remiu Is exected.Applyby letter, post paid to AiRespectable WI)OXV WOMIAN, free fromn all s-- ZIL cumibrane, wishes to takena CHILD to NURfSE, not younger thlan12 months, hin anairy sit:uationi. Direct toA, B.at7Mr. TayIs'rs, baker, Kew-geen Surrey, AN SERVANT WANTED, ini a F-arily, a few ?71 iles from towrn, who understands the mianagemient of horses, can drive wvell, andawill make himself genierally uiseful fIL the ho-use, &c. Apply at 42, Cheapside, betwreen 1 1 and 2 o'clock, DPARTNERSHIP.-WVANT9D-,a PMET-NTER, 11iFa N.lucrattive Manufactory, whocan advance 2,0001. or 3,O001L: the wholenot immediately wanted. Letters, post paid, to R. F. at 'Mr. Corderes, grocer, 18. Broad-street, Blloomsbury. PDARTNER WVANTED, wvho can commanct 2,I0-001. to it joirn arecently establishied business, at the west cud -f the towvn. Ifeossesan writh the wine trade will be preferred. Apply by letter, post paid, stating real name and address, to A.B3. at.1Mr. Djod's, 4, Frith- sitreet, Soho. rjp PARENTS and GUADiNANS.-A Sur-geon, in AL the parish of Clapham. la in want of an APPRtENTICE - ts the situation is particularly eligible an adequate preriniua wvill b)e expected. Apply to Ellis, Metcalfe, and Lsnigton, Paul's Wharf, Upper Thamnes- street. ~r W HUDRED POUNDS WVANTED, on ~theper- T..wonoai security of twvo gentlemen ini a puiblic office, for which 5 per cent. finterest and a metderate premiumi will be given, and the prin- cipal repaia by quarterly Inistalments of 0OI. Letters addressed, post paid, toV. Z. 11,Blroad-emiurt, Long-acre' willbe attended to. 4Highly respectable MEDIC_A7,N MANS, in Lond-on,off A lnsnding, has now,a VACA%NCY fora ARTICLED PUPIL. tIe WIl hav- no oldjeetiont to receive a youing geittleman whio has served only2apart of his apprenticeshIp. Apply byletter, post paid, to the care of Messrs. Bailey, Surgey, andT Blight, stationers,89,Cornhill. 4NY PERSON -wvho cail commiand about ?2,000 may A,employ it to great advaimtage, by UNITING in a mnost respect- able CONCERN, at the west enlof t e townm, wvel established, and whlich miighit be greatly extentded. The mueat respectaue references will be given. Apply personally at 4,Plough-coutrt.Lombard-street. A E ICAL GENTLEMAN, above 30yearisoffage, isdcsiroUs of ACCOMTPANYING, in his professional capacoity, a respectable INVALID or FAMILY, tonanly part of Eutrope. High re- mnuneration i-s not his object. Testimornials and references unexcep-. tionuble. Address (free) to ?,r. C. M. at Messrs. CaUIow and Wilson's, rnedicai b',okseller.s, 16, Princes-street, Soho. AStrong liealthy young. MAN, aged 30, who Ilas a ge- it. mieral knowrledge of servitude in all ist bratnches as an In-door Servant, wsishes to EVGAGE as BUTLER, or Valet anud Butler, or to travel at home or on the continent; his character is unexceptionshle from the last nobleman he served. Direct, post paid, to L. Al. at 17, King-street, St. Janies's-sqisare. No oilicekceper need apply. PPRENTCE WATIM),to a Liliendraper andI Habedashr, o cosideablebusness and long establifshed. He mustbe etremly uickand leve ataccounts, as lie will be re- slssredso ct a cah ir fo soe tme.Very respectable reterencesi willbe ive aid rquird. or ard ofaddress apply to R. L,. Storks, esi. 9. Ceasid. Te stutio ispaticularly open and healthy-. ~1'~UITION ~VNTED.-AIyoun Gentlemani, who TI. wises lob prepae fo h ovcsttcuic meitely the ATTENDANCE of a TUTR r3 orI ay ora ithimn the Latin Classies, andI to as Sit him in rIVtinvren temes Apply personally, or by letter, plost paid, statintem,&.o Mr. Rinney, printer. Bridge-road, Lambeth. r~NO SHOOLMA TERS.-ny Gentleman about to retrefro a ol etabisedBOARDING SCHOOL of the lirsclss, dvatageusl andagreaby situate at no great distanice fross ondim,andabl tointodue ageteel conniexloni, may IIF,AR of aSUCESSR, eeryira quaifid, nd isPOSed to treat wilth hinm ots he mst iberl trms,by adresiii a ine, Posit paid, to S. B. at r110 MlANAGING CLERKS in the FIRE anid LIFE, X MNURANCES.-WANTED, for the Leeds and Vorkhiire Tinsur- ance Company, a SI3PERINTENDING CLERK, whlo thioroughly uin- derstands, the business and accoiunts, of an Tinsuranice Office, and cani bring smndenlanble references ior characLter and ability. Application to henmade byletter only, post paid, to J.W. at MNessrs. Bur;st, Robitnsons, and Co.bs, 90, Cheapside, London. J NVESTMENT.-A Geintleman wishes. iln the course JLof July next, to invest abouit ?2,000 in the PURCHASE of an oFFICIAl. or PUBLIC SITUATION, legally saleable, producinig a certain and proportionate annuMt profit. If connected wvithi any branch of the law, it wvouild he preferred by the adver'tiser, who lhas been educated in that profession, aisid admitted an attornecy and soll. eitor. Full particulars are r'equested to be sent by letter, post paid, to A. B. at Afr. ilougliton's, lawv stationer, Chancery-lane. IVE HUNDRED POUNDS WANTED, ~~~for 2 -years,~ 12 a comon nreeef,by Genlemn, woseinconie exceeds 1.001. yea, ad wo wil oherwse iveiiiixcetio,able security. hisobectbythi i t aeis a esecabl fmil 'hohave been un- forunte.Asrit lan il bewihou rsk,threare many who, if acquainted writh theecase wud he happtodth favour. Nso mioney broker need apply. Addest W.B. at tho Post-offce. 1, Broad-street, Dilco babry. J1OVE RNESS.-A young L-ady, _respectahly -conne~cted, ~3is desirous of obtaining a SITUTION as GOVERNESS fin a famil. She L, fully coni teteilt to teach the English anid Frereh lan- guages grammatically, with he usual brancihes of femiale ediication and thec elemnents of miusic and drawing. The nmost satisfactory- re- feretices a-s to ability, &e. will be given. Letters to be addressed, post paid, to A. M-%T W. at Messrs. Gardiner and Son's, 20, Princes-strect, Cavendlsh-sqluare. QUPERIOR WVRITIN'G-WANTEDaPESN wk3Nhe can wvrite wiith expedition a verY superior hand, for corre- spondence and posting of'books, Applieatioiss by letter only, In the hiand writinig of the party, statitig terms ond the natuire o?th last employritnt of ttime applicant, mav he additessed, postage free, b,efore the 31st Miay, to Mir. Clarke, Aansionhouse-tavern. opposite the Alansalnhouse, London, and if apProved, a reply -svill be given is a fewv days. RANCE.-A Solicitor of respectability, who intends leaving Londoni for Calais aiid Bloulogne oni Saturday, the Jth of June. to return Thursday. the 10th, will be hapf y to undertake aniy PIROFESSIONAL COMMISSIONS, stich as obtaianng the execution o deedsi, &e. at either ot those places, provided such wrill no0t occasf,,n delay. Letters addressed, post paid, to MI.W. 165. Fleet-street, will lie forwarded, and If the proposed business be approved will be imniedi. metely ans wvered.. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - JYOUNG LADY, of high respectabilityaid ihgo Areferences, wishes to engage a-s GOVERNESS In a Famfiy. Hav- ing been on the Coimitinent, for the purpose of ac-quiring .1the correct nruorunciatmou of the French laniguage, shle pledges hersl to coomn-nt iticate it wvith accuracy, and effect. As the last ten years of her life have beeni emHployed In the education of younig people she considers herself fuilly comipetent to usidertalke the important charge. No ob- jection would be miade to treat wvith a family going to the ContIntent. It isrequested that no offieckeepers reply,. Apply by letter,post paid, to C. B. at Mlr. Dawson's, 66, Piccadilly. roPARENTS anid GUARDIANS, miore pat-ticularly thobaercsldInFtn the country-%VANTED. In a snostfahihonabmle hos ofbusiness, r%WOor THREE APPRENITICES to the Dre-;Malt- ingand Millinery. The advertiser not hatving.the least objiection to young persons placed under her care, or speiding their Suidays with the famIly, it would bean advantageous opportunlity for persons re- siding In the country p3lcing their aughters in a houise of business in - iondon,as tle wvork videly differs from that in country tolvls. The strictestattention vill bepaid totbeir heaIth and nmorals. Preniiuwm moderate. Letters, uost paid, to M. S. 3, Frederick-place, Vauxhall, or 11, Picket-street.,Straud,willbe attendedto. T?O the NOBILITY and GENTRY.-The Friends of ai ady of respentability vish to obtain for her immediately a SITUATION as PItIVATE GOVERNESS; poseises good sense, expe- rience, amid superior aimers; her thorough knowledgeofherozwn and the Frenich I mguage issndisputed; music she has taught with great success, and as she is extremely veil read, mcan direct her pupils ii the ox thepr customary branches of a geittlewo3inani's education; she *vould prefer the coimtry toa town residenice, but would not object to 2oing to France. Letters, post paid, with the name and residence or an- fam ily wvho may answver this, addressed X.Y.Z. 54, liaymnarket, will nsleet dime atttentian. DUCATlON.-At Mr. CLARKSON's Academ , Bowes-ball,nearOretabridge, Yor);shire, youngGENTLEMlEN are HOARDED, Clothed. furimished with Books, C. and expeditiously oualiled for whatever department in lite they may be desigmerd, at I8 gulimeas a year. There are no vacations or extras, except for Fretlch, 10s. od. per quarter. Mr. Clarkson, In caUllng the attention ofthe p.blic to his establishment, p]edges hinself to continue those endeavours fomr the advancement of his pupils which hqve been so (ire-eminently successful during the last 14 years under his super. utendenee, and In every respect to treat those committed to -hi care as his owvn .sons. Cards of particulars and lmsnerous respiectable re- ferences may be had of MIr. Garred, the agent, 7t;, Chancery-lane. to whomlt s bgee aUpayents and conmmunications respecriil1g Bolves halestaDbishme4ntaybe amadc. 1 P oprltosof thet ~nlohssrncqabr, h kiay a the coaipany'sOfiee,lr"' *blxliiRs 'ie m ./ I,w T nef'I atC Ilnk preclse r the EL1E C_ o , c baU a then.a. room Charlc$Edtvi'Wj&rfp-km0q.lN iiA <' o t commneneB at 1 and close at clock precl*e1y- 'tQr s fyorderof the Board,. | se TN C CIJAISE, Hortj id Harness.-.'j'o be ' SOLD ;- a good sized DAV PONY. with Chaise and Harneas, la; 4). ne. v APply at 24,n led Lion-street, Clerkenwell. Price 33 gnIneas. 10 be SOLD, a BAY MiARE, 5 years old, warfA ; . R_ sonnd and free from vice. Inquilre of Mr. Uowvard, c ctn- chardler, Fencbnrcl,.strcet,_SsearA!d'ate. be SOLD, a BilOWN HORSE, without white,;r got by *alton, 5 yeas old, 15 hands and a balf high, very fast,. and perSectly 'inet to ride and drive. To be seen at the owner'a. stab1e>, between 10 and4 o'cock, by Inquiring of Mr. Bltg, 54, Pax- lilsncnt-street.