FOR MADRAS Direct, to sai...
J 0tMADRAS Direct, to sail froTa Gravesendpo- iba 16th instant, then fine now-coppered SHIP GOHORGE, 01,THIOMLAS CUIZENS, Commander, 1yinglanthe City ennAi% ittvd expr'essly for passengers, and Is acknowledged to be odna:n M 1`h3ltet5 saliUn; vessels out a the port of .Londox~ ; hbas still nlcz! n-, rcc nmoadation for 3 passengere, and roo)m for a fewv light goaLdz; carrias a surgennn For freight or passage appl to Captain ~ Jeru2 cnflehouao;or-toEdmund. Read, W,lIchA'-court, ~1~(j~.CALCUTPA,wit igve tO c~1at MAIdeira aiWid ii L4rz~ a Cuttered shWp, to proeeedirith all possible despatch, ~ flrkcjly ~sailUingS SIPiICIRCASSI.,iN,G0. R.DOU1TH WVITE, Cotasrz~g-~ at-en -500 tons. Al 1- lyin,g inl the CL'y Canal. -This Vcalin~rsrlne~-.bayting only snzdo one voyago to and frora Cal- dilia,lnra pop ndvery lofty cabins, Is elertntly fitted up far pas- stsnWiWil cary ancM`parlenced surgen. She will call at Ports ~cnh<fr a-~l~graFor freoightor pass,ge a plyvto theComma,sder, ntZ~u.aiemeffetouse: to illesirs..Lolv ~rothers,24,1Xarkt-lane; ?~2?Et;rad Rue, 24. Lime-street. ~XiO LO DONtoOS END Direct-The Nobility., ~& Gntry &e, aremust respsectfulIly,1nformed, thait thea 'Inder-- inlntmcdfas-galig PACKETS' wil 51IL frinnA Cu3toinhouse- .r-iy, Lwer hases-street, for OS1'END, In thei followving order, 7iz. <Th OAI',CapainJAIMES STRiW~ACK, en Suxndaiy. the 13th ineanr a ~ 'cock In the rnorning. The F'OX, Captatin JOHIN ZOZ anSunay,the 20th Instant. The above packeta have su- l~ttm- aeammdacon for ~assengcrs,. good stowage for casriage-r, 'harss,rin meehndisc. The masters maybe spoken witlh on, board; 'orattheItac ndCrown, opposlte the quay. L tarts fothe Corto-ho;ise, London,.an the days and at the 'hOuradatedundereath. The hours 'of departure are so 2Crbanged tha th pcke sny irslyeatOsterd andi land the passengeh with. Satrda, imatnnson4 atI edrieeday,. Junie 23 'morn.) at, 11 Wednesony,.......,, 1$ . 9 Saturday . ~26 ......... 8 Saturday ...19 . Al Weinesasy, . P~~~............ Far inthepricipl cbin35a foe cblo28s Fo paticlar nquire 'of ~ ~ Piccadillyt ~~t358, Strand; or to *a BA f.LETE.lS from the POST VY OFFIC& The LONDON and ROTTERDAM REGULAR IAC-cTS, - IOTTERTYAM, 1 i0 tons,, Capt. S1. LAMINGr. MARL. BA-ruU-nST *. 120 tons, -PtF.-GIBllS. DUilR ofRETp II ]7 ton.s. D.POUND.~ EMI.L of'CLANCARTVT l. 120 rs. 1. REAlM.f Thie bnvre vessels al tand A-i, at Llol',fs Oncofth.ese Pacees sails firom aifthnCustomho)use forRotterdamxer-erySatorday, and are-litted lit -the mnost approved manner for the accomme-dation of Pa5Lsehgeri. Trrardelers, by udopsting this route, will avoid the trouible aind .eox- Mne 6rlnd travelling from London 'to-Harshich aud-agaln fromb Ncl'Oet tO.-Rotterdam; Applicatiorn for paseage- to be madle to the rOaasters on beard the vesiels, off Brew-er's quay, hut with re5pact'to ninods. to Mlessrs. John Hall and- Co,. C. Circuts, Minfes-lea. The aBI_nd LONDhON through BRISTOL.-The B 1I1ERNI, STEAM PACKE-r' sai;sfrom K~ingstown Harbour, Dublin, every F'riday morning, at 9 o?clock, - and from Bristol every T13e.sday. sit the followvinf hours:-. Jnneis, dia-oming I .TdY 27, at I morninz, 22,, - 2 z1fternoon _ilug. .3, 12 nuoon - 34Y29. i8 rnoing 10, 6 morning buy , 2 afteroo 7. 10 moalning 13. _ onig I 4, -6- morning- - ~ 20 SiiotsIrg, il morniag This splendA! akebendolete sfze, and her engines double 'the power, of any sakto'heIsh station,, carries neither troops 3Irgood.btI itdu ortheexluisive acconmmodation of pas- nenger epetblt,tersrats carriages,and horses. -Births aeure byapiain etpi,drected to, the St. I'sttrlekSteami Poelst Copany Dubln orriatl, o Inr Reilly, York House, rlath. ~~1UGffTON toRAPD SEAN PACRT dpart frm thib Charin-pier, Briebhton, every Wed. mesaday anIaudynontnF, and leaves. Dieppe for Prightati, evr Mondayan:lurdy Thisi vessel has elegant accommodatios 'with separtecbisanremale attcntl-.nts for the ladies. For par- ticulars Inqu ere f r.AllLson, agent, OldSteine, ,Brighton; und in-LDn- doini. of Mr. Lanicaster. 36, Regent-circus, PIccadlfy, at 358 Strand; .or to Mr-. HughLes, the agent, 10, Waetr-lanc, n-ear'the CUstons-house. To hCSBSRIBRSto heNEWNAIONL COTCH CHURCH. Lade and GenLtlemen, ~T having,become generally' ktnown, that, in the recent 4publlccomipetitlon of pl-ans ?or the Intended edifice, the Corn- ns;tree-had daineme the ho3nour to adopt two or mny designs, and had (ii3irlall announced to melts determinaition of earryingpne of ttscm loto lamniediate effect, nnd that Cormmittee having, three weeks sub- 7scqocat to this circumstance, and to its selectionj of one of the de- signs for execution, thought prgcer to :tbandon both In fa,vour of some nther previously rejected. I deem It essential to my professional ,cliracter -to make y6u acquainted wvith all the circumstances of tile tranacton,and urpse ayin beoreyou, Individually, the whole 01 te err.,-podene. he mnne ofconducting all undertaking at oce atinaland eliiou, ad Wich you have aided bY your litralty,canot pssum besuslerof indifference to you; and. as hisbuidig hs ben onideed neof so much impvortunce as to Occaiona puliccomptiton. t semsdesirable you shouild have the sneasof udgngwht.he juticesod mpatialty ave been istrio- Ladles,adGnlmn 1, Pldycs-stret Wiftehbll, - Yor mostoeinsr-a, Jn ,84. ltBl' WLAE lg dein otinue open to-Inspection between the hours of 10 mlid 2 _i.ALOONN-11l. GRAHfAN'S SEVENTHI AS- 13-Ji CENT.-ln consequeneceof numeurousesolicttions, Mlr.GIIAIiAM 'has the honiour most respectfully to inrorm the Nobiity.Gentryr, and public, that, he Intends to snalke hits SEVENTH ASC'EN.T from the G.ardens or White Condui-t-house, Pentonville, To-monrrow (Friday), .Jone i, at3o!1ck precisely. AMr. Graham avails himelf of this op- portunity of tendering his grateful acknowledgments for the liberal auppor-t whieh he experienced on the 4th Instant, asid of offering-his sincere thanks to hii numierous friends f,sr their kind and val-table asistatnce asTorded on tha-tfoccasion. Mr. Grahsrs begs to informn those adies and gentlemnen- who Intend to honour himn wsth 'heir pre- sence, tigat superior. arralngements will be made In order to ensue an eaxy a-cces to the gardens. j~POLLONLICO'N, a grand Musical Insts-jument, in- Avented and construes-ed by Flight and Robson, organ-builders. -Under the Patronage of His lfajety.-On Saturday next, at 2 iflak rs. PURKiS will perform on the APOLLONICON a SELEC- TIONTof favourite MlUSIC, Iii which wJil be Introduced-Overture, 'Sampsen ; air, ILa ci d2reni, ' ozart .waltz, Mozart, with varns- tion-s, P3rkis ; air, I'Bid me discourse,' Dlishop, sonig. I Non pin Andral,' mozart; o-erture. Numa. Pom illo, Psaer; air, I'By the sImpiity- of Venums' doves,' Bishop,, March, RGssIni; air, 'Oh, Nnn'storm concerto, Stiebelt, &e, The roomsq are open daily, isrc-an, to4.atOl.S,S-.M,artIae-lane. Admittanice s, 1L_DL ME4.-Ass extensive and accurate PN RAMIC JiU% VIEW. comprehending all the most remarkable 4N numento, -tu n, and Places of the ETERNAL CITY,-Is nowr exhbiAting at the COSAMOSAM,t Tlie ites of the Ancient Capitol. Forum, the ViaIi APia anod Via Flaminia. the Ruins qof the Coliseum, the Temple of Juoiiter Staturs-Pons SubUelues, Pons Trlumphalis, and Peans Milvlus, the Pan. Itheonl, St. Peter's. the Vatican and .,luis-inal Palaees, the wrinding and x=sbid-Tbu,Isn Soracte, and rnpny other objecti -equally Inter. -esting; , Iipaigntesae nwt h ferfraiy This Viewhasecesed?e aprobtionof pw,ards of 10,000 tra-vellers, In- eludng he ajoparof ursohlls-and gentry. There as-c aiso In thisexhbiton ie-a o th Hoy Spulhreat,Jerussiaem lone of the suberrnea Teple in1-lndotan wiichwill be found effectively ilistrtie o th dserotin f toseexraordinary monuments, eon- t-iied a. TheWonfer ofHioa,"just published; with several otne Viws sarcly lss nterstig.-No. 209, Rtegeutt-street, Ox- 7\IEARGLL ROOMS--aesLIT,ge 4N1 12 eas-s.a natie of lhungary wvho has had the honouro play- ing beore teir Ryal H.glinesskes the Princess A-ilguat, heuchess at Olceste, the[lichess of Kent, the Princeass ophia Mtda of Glocatr. nd lsoat the prlneipal Courts on the Continent, respect- fuiy ifors te Nb-ility, Gentry, and the P'ublclin ceneral, that his BNEFITCONCRT will take placeoan Motndsyeven ng, June 21, to commence at half past 8 o'clock- pecciecly, when he'will perform. on Sebastian Es-ard's new patent ilrand Pianoforte, a Concerto by Hummel, new Variations by Winkisler, anid play extemspore upon a wv.rItten therma which Master Liszt wrill request any person of the company to giveblim. Thie olohlaing eminentperfrormershave kindiy promised their assLstancc:-)Madame Ronzi de Bgegais, Madame Cas- tdlli, llaranse Marmneui, and Miss Stephens; SigSjor Gercis, Signor iloccac-Ini. Signer Begr-ez. anadSignor deBegnis. Signor l'nuzzon the Psr-cock XIacn, Signor Viojercat- an the Mtandolin, sand Monsieur L,abarre (from Paris) en the Hlarp. Leader, Mr. Mlor. Conductor Sir George Smart. Tickets, half aguinea each, to behadaf Master Lisat, IS, Great Mahrlborough-street; at the mulsic shops of Messrs. 131rchall anzdCh3ppe3ltand Co. NecwBond-str-eet; Power, Strand: Clemnenti and Co. Cheapaide; Belts, Royal Exchange; the Roya lharmonic Institu- -tion, Regent-s%treet; and 1Hoasey, Holles-sizeet, Cavenidish-square. '7f]l'HE CHRISTIANTR C SO 1 Y.TeF - IL_TEENTIt ANNIVERSARY of this SOCIET wilbe held at 3 -dclot,,THIS DAY, the 10th of.Jnne,at the Old LdotvesBishops- -gate-street. The Subsicribersaend F'riendswilUl afewad ine toge- therna thtesame tavern. DInnieron table at 5 ocok JOH N SMdITHi, Esq. I. P. in the chawr Ticket for the dinner, price 8s. nmay be had at the bar of the taverat. N. B. The Tracts published by this society are merely designed to re- con:-vend and enforce imoral and exem$yary condu t on Christlas priniciples. isithout inculcating any peculiar or sectarian doctrines. ,1~jJANNtVRSARYMErETlI N of the Noableimen and Gentlemen eduate atHarowSchool willbe holden it the Freesnasons' Taverix, Gza uen-street, on Saturday, JuIne'12, 1824. Th llofVerula CuthibertEBUison. esq. M.P. The Biht Hon Rober Peel Frederick Franks, esiq. ol' the ExchequerJohn Hug'h aclean, seEq. i{on.Casaln S.fd.Garner I Edward uii e. Dinnr o tale a 6 'clck.Tickets, wine inclinded, 21s. 6d. Gctee nedn oienat he meting are requested to send their namst the maste ofrth Fsemans Tavernj, before Friday, -June il. EVEEISIONAIty INTEISj O IT .. Ci,arron, xVILLI'tASI THOMPOt spIi..adAdermnan. Deputy Chairosma. CZAEY sq. Thos. Glsborne Babin ton, eeq. Jo iastermae,, esq. J. Christian Clement ele. esq. Thomas 'gStooks;esq. John Chiapmian, esq.I Thomas Vlane, so Thomasl Greg, eaq. jJih n Wells, seq. IaP. 'Wilhlam Heygzte, csq, l. M.. William Wliitsaore,Jun. esq. Geor-ge Henry Hlooper, esq. IJohn Woolley. esq. - Heny Hughes. esq. IJacob Geor ge rnes' Auditors. John Wray. esq., Alf'red T ori,esq.,cq Treasurers, M~essrs. WVhitmore, Wells, and hitmos-e. Solicitor, George Stephen, esq. The Directors receive PROPOSeALS far the SALE af REVERSION. AllY' PROPERTY, lvhether Real'os- Personal, end Policies of Insur- ance on Lives, h'oweVer great the, azmount. Formas for mnakinig the proposis ma ha obaincdgratutouly at the office of the society. All applications by letter must be pest paid. GEORGE S-TEPH4EN, Secretary and Solicitor to the Society-, 17 Kines Armas-yand, Coleman-street., Jj et-onswhowis toCONRAT for BUiLDING TWEN,TY SECONDor THID hATEHOUSgnare requested tocOl l upon Mr. Cruebly, ea th .5h ilestoe, inhlcs-ad ligvlate Iwbere the lot f grundmay e sen),any ay tis eek, liet%%'cen the hour of an 3. lumers nd thertraesme1liewise Will be treated with. ~ ~ V- aQ trattor to give security for the perforaanere of his contract. Further ET. BOTOLPPsgateLL a 'dRAdPEsn as,re- E 'ruling to SUPPLY the WO Ho2p of th desm ab pa },ef three months, from nSEo the uabove Parr.eb -fon mrticlr, are desired to tend their prop elc to the undermenftoned Clerk, on or before Thursday. Ilse 17th5 ista the Oflteetof tho VestuJ shoulderclods, legomaonpee,e-c buaIttRtockes, t,n ,tesg- places of goo4', ax?e MGtc1'APee snUC buttBol;ckes,tzd tostc ju pihnees fgal o bef,al iae o boe, of e-ach an enua1 quantity; wh-Mole carahes ofa godichr tn, nlot lesa than ~2s tone each,- ivhout the head and suet, wiletl, au.n, Dlowseto t85She ahs='ter uand asia treras cT wliat mear hrPct nO7aU ftlnceto the master Mud njh, tries of wat meail e ias- atXeLedfug 12M& per Week,, at thle orief of t.e muFtton. 13aker- ith the benS11wheatcn beread, In loaves of 24ounces each, at per bushel of 69hbs?.aniq hialf. ateespmongr es wvith good clean butter, scTraped and Wvired 9 and Cheeseatongeri N ikm . withir good'^ rcmlhk-, by tshe barni galloni. The tradesmnen to hte' praid lithti tlhree monas aft -the- ex*4Ptatjon of the nuarter. The Committee will meet -at the workh(usE, Dunning's-alley, ilisho s- ga,4., on F rlday, the 18th day of June instant; .at 4 O'clock recisei'y to open the Proposals, st .wich. time the Pattes offering mucst attend. T. L S iARTT, Vestry Clerk, 3.Primr,oe.stneet,lishopegate F71-HE CASE of the FAMILY of the late Mr. C. M IL1 POW,ELL Marine Painter, s submitted to thesyImpathy of those '-%Iso pity7and relieve the distred- n egcdePartednmerit. 1dm. C. M. PovweL's recent death,ot ,hefstalydare,aect Iftweri5r1 -Wrlef ildow and 8 Children to limprovlde inder.. is Fs, has left rn2de for thc purpose of oLllaolzecting a sum sufficien to cnab!cthe v ld otr to procure the means of support, for theo offprir tof a. man of htlrhtalent. Which the high prlecs demanded for hisparIot. 5ors, sincc ij3 deceae, fullg prove. Sub.scrIptIons for the vAdoiv are received at the tuklrig-houses of Mes3rs. t'outis and Co. Strand Ps-so and fCo. Ilt-street; ad by Mrs. Powell (the wiidow), trand' ;' rnHE T :L-HOUSE, MaIavern-w.ells,lhyrestershire - Lire. SER biegs lesavwe resJpte-atful gtolinform the Nobility, Genry.ands-Iites t aln-e, tat- t e WiILL-ItOUSE Is now4 fl, DY for lhvil' reception, and ihopes, bv every attention to their n,efort and necommodatlon, to merit R concinr,ation fltheirfavour. The llot. l winter at the public table every day. Excellentstablin6, 1OFFPPED; a GOLD-MOUNTED BOX, also 4, pair of IOJ Hose% markced T.P. ,Whnevexthsolost the siundimaylhave-tbem bP Paying the expense of. this advertLsement5t, on. appUClitIon. - to BIC. Halls, pawssnbtoker, High-street, tllarYteborie- P'"WO GUINEAS: REWAR-D.To PAlVBRO IL 1URS, JewveUers, and Others.-LOST, on Mlonday nilght, the 7th listant.' betlween the hours of it and 1?, suppcsed to- have been drooped in Charles-street, St. J.ames'!i-square. or in Vere-street, near Ibb.tsonls hotel, a WHITE SICILIAN SHEFLL iROol:H, engraaved with raised antlqde bend. Whoever wiIl restorc the same to Mr. Hamlet, goldsmilt Sidney's-aley, Leic3ster-square, wil receive the above reirard.-Tucsday, June 8- C-AS APE.-TEN GUINEAS- REWARD.-Whereas TH03AS klias JdHN IROGERS; formerly a smuggler and late a seaman belongihg to izs Maiestys sSloop Eeaver,effected his ESCAPE on-the 4th of June inst. near Godalming, in Surrey. from the custody of. the Officers employed in removing him from the Mlarshalscex prison to the FlagSIip, at Portsmoutll, under the authority of a warrant fronm the Lords 'ormnlssioners of tho Admiralty. The said ashoms allas John Rogers Is supposed to be a native of Deal, -27 years of age, 5 feet lOor 3I Inches high,stout made,dark hair, and large whiskers. bad on when he escaped a black glazed hat, large dark coloured smock frock, yellow neck handkerchief, and blue cloth .laeCketk waistecat; and trousers. Whoever wvill apprehend the s-id Tiomras alias John Rogers, and convey him on -oard His Maitaestys Shlp Victory, at Ports- mouth, vlli receivea iREWARD of TEN GUiNEAS, together with their e.-penses of conVeyino him thither, by dpplying to Mlessrs. Andrewo Lindegren and Son.Portsmouth; orJohn Deaciomesq,Deputy Marshal of the Admiralty, Doetorse-ommons. London. Fj"HE TWENTIETH EXHIBITION of the SO- fL CIhTY Df PAINTERS In WATER COLOURS is NOW OPEN at thelrllallery, 5. Pall-mall Easr. Admittance es. Catalgues 6d. COPLEY'FIELD)ING, Sc.. QOCIETY of BRITISH- ARTISTS, SWlhIlkoL;street, " Pall-mall East.-The GALLERIES for the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS are NO1F OPEN, Irom 8 o'clock till dusk. W'. LINTON, Secretary Admittancels. Catalcgne-ls,- - - UBENS's GRAND PICTURE of the LA-hST-JUDG- J_U_tb SIENT.-'Oneof the most extraordinarvpruductlonsof this in- mortal Painter that bas ever appesred is now OPEN to the PUblle,on EXH IBITION,at 6,Fisb-street-blll. The picture Is S feet high by6 si-ide, Lontans 80 figures, and is In the highest state of perfection, bea uty suid colouring, exquisitely fnlsbted, and rsay truly -be-consldered n sfublime- and matcless vonder of the art. Adnmittance Is. Open from lOuntilti. lMfAtt?s,ThuI sdA. THiS EVENING, at the Argyll tl R Rooms, Thursday, June IO.-Tickets. Masks, Dominos. -New Tunic, atid Character DRESSES -LET MIT for the E-er.inu, sit FEWTUOM's oper; Mlusic Masquerade and -Commission Warehouse, 78. Strand (near-he Adelphi). Accommnodation for, drersing both going to and returning from the Masquerade- as attendance is given anl night. Dresses, &c. hlired at reatum's, 78, Strand, may beleft at the Argyll Rooms, after-the Masquerade is over. FvO PARENTS and GUARlDIANS.- WANTED, a ~, reseCtbleYoth,as ir PPENTICE-to a W%tchmaker and Jeeller; wllpbble Ytretea7oneof the RfamiyC a premlum expected. S-kr cards of- address apply at 25, UJpper North-place, Gray's-iasn-lae. A - GENTLEqAN- of small income would be happy to devote hls timne to any 'EMPLOYMEIET of respetability, ln towvn or eoannc-. Address, postpaid, to Z. P. at Haisteiscirculating library. nhmen-tow,n. 7fl 0 BOO0T and SHOE MAK-ERS.-A youiig -Man, -w sho has just comnple ed hL apprenticeship, fs desirous of EN- GAGING himsehl in a Wholesale or Retail House In town: has a per- feat knowledge of his bhsiness, and would be gl;td to make himself - generally useful. Address, postpaid, to A. B:at Ir. slimInl's, 3, Red Li"n-stfeet, Flolborn. 0y40NEY.-*WANT-ED, immeliately, the LOAN of - sL.t ?300.a5t 5i per cent. for which ample security *vIll be given. as well as satisfactor partIcul.ars as to the high respectability of the ad- vertiser. Any lady or gentleman who wvill lend the above sum wll render a very essential service. Address, post paId, to D. D. 19, St. James's-street. No, mnoney lenderneed apply. r7tO llRONMONGERSW-WANTS a SITUATION, as ASSISTANT or TOWNT TRAVELLER, a young MIan, wvell acquainted with the town. who has recently been engaged as principal shopman ill an exensive furnishing Irofmnoiigery business In the City, and formerly agent and towvn traveller for a house in the country. The most satisfactory reference can be given. A line ad- dressed to E.R.at1?. Pavement, Moorfields, wvll meet with Immediate '=TURSE and PLAIN COO-K.-WYAN'ED, in a small N family of respectability, TWVO thorough SERVAYNTS, from 25 to 30 years of age. One to take the entire charge of two children; she must work well at her needle, have been decehtly edUcated, and lived some tine In a sinilar situation. The other as plain cook, with considerable part of the. household wvork W she imlst wvash aid- Iron vell, and bear an unexceptionable character. For address npplv. from 9 till 4 o'clock, at Mtt. Gibson's, baker. 14, Illgih-street, Isl5ngton. close to the turnpike; or at Mr. Norton's, fishmonger. I2S. Hioloorn. 7;p'0 LINENDRAPERS, Grocers, and Others.-T`he ,,i Proprietor of an EStablishment for the Board and Educati-n of YOUNU LADIES, 'vithin 8 nmiles of London, oaving and VACANCY, Is desirous of inectnug with respectable tradesmen, throtgh whose Influence One or Srlro Pupils mav ba introduced. Goods wVill be re- ceived in lieu of payment. Most respectable references will be given; and eards may be obtaiied at 60, Oxford-street. DRtIVA 113 PUPIL-A VACANCY is nowopen inthie , FanIly of n married and beneficed Clergyman, Tesiding ivthin a convenient distance ofLndon,and whosepupils are but few. The most satUsfactory references can be given to noblemen asid gentlemen whose sons he has educated. Letters to be directed for Rev. H. S. at Messrs. Rlivington and Coc0ran a, booksellers,. 148. Strand. RIVATE TUITION. A G u - entleman of the frst sle.peetabilit- accustomed to tuition. would beOhappY to engage on moderate terms, as CLASSICAL TUTOR, in a Nobeman or Gertle- man's famnIly, and wvould either attend- ertainl hours in-the day or re- waill a giovenbothe as to his abiities and r tespctasbility. Aerearyto W J. V. 6 t,Upe D aen-stret,Prmico - YOUNGt PERSONt, of respectablbe connexions, wishes IU fora StTUATION. as UNDER GNOa ERNESS InaNGentleman- amily, or as Conmpanion to a Ladyl she is competent to instruct in rusic and singing. Emnolument s not so much on object with her as a comfortabl ;Dvnhlresdne.tArdedtress, peost pqaid, to Strs.Dadiey, library, qOVERl13SS.-ANTED,by a. Lady, a SLTUA- . TION, as GOVERNEgSS in a Noblcmn'ens or Gentlem2an's Family, brachs cof edction . u eTahke mFosctrespXenctable and satisfactory refer ences ean be given.A Aletter, post paid, adeej d to a.. Yr. ld's, newspaper ofice. 56, Mortlmer-street.Cvlds-qur,*1 em medintely attended to. No officekeeper need apply. A - LADY, about 26 years of age, who has had some years' experiencein th e educatIon ofyoungladxions, 'ishdestrou,s obtan a ITUAIONas GVEItEsSin apriite amioly. emhans thOeat refeence illn et Estabdl-.h gorgester. the use of h lbs iig c evtpitn n ui.Ades post paid toG .6 xeter-place, Wls~re.N ickee need appy - 0 PACARENSad URJNS.AHMtRMt a Etablilsh mentRINGaDsalubrious situation, adjaAent to the metropolis. wher a malllimted.number are receiveld. there are VACANCIES for ETWO VOUN La'DlEs, who will be liberally Boarded and in- structed In every ecessary branci of education for17guIneas per annu; mster onthe usual termns. For cards apply (ffby letter, post ealdito A Z 4, Chrlote-sret, Pitzroy-~square; or 5, Wninkwvortb's- buidins,Cit-rod.References given andrequIteii. Th~TOVACATONS.-HAMMilEItSMlITa MRANSIGFN' ..L~ HUSEACADEMY, vofidinteed by Ul. DUNCAN. LL.D.-The system pursued at thlis School comprehenda-the QUALIFYING youtng GENTLEMEN for the LIBIERAL PROFESSIONh,: ana Comnmercial Situations. Junioir Pupils are received into the Preparatory School connected wvith this establishment. Sterchants hiaving Youth comn- mnitted te their care from abroad willfIndthis,school Particularly ad- dunn"tagos'ea no extra expense is Incurred by the Pupils remaining dui~.thosperlods usually devotd to the holydays. Ternafrom 2~ ~ARINGDONACADMYV. ~Faringd-on, Berks, undier .IL thedirctinofMr. BOWLES, sSListed by Thre6 reildent Mag. let, oe f s-honsishighly --raduated and has acquired abroad a per- fectknowedgcof he Prenc'h. Italian. and SPanish langunages. This1 estblihmet i coducted on the same liberaPr-inciPleswvhfcLhave5y met he ubl- aproation for so mnany years. TIlle pupils are pre- paredfor he cuntlghouse, the Uberal professions, anad the 'univer- silica Gentemenvho are desirous tO obtarina superior education, hibeatald gete associates, and p saternal care for their $uha, at a moerate stipend, are respect fully solicited to read, before they con- cludearrangements, the outlineor the adverttltr's.scbooL Outlines.5 terms, and references to be had gratisat MTessrs. cSherwood, Jones, and Co.', 20, Paternoster-rowv The principalIs now in tol'vn~andwiVllbo happy to communicate with sueliparent5 aud uardiaenasmaychones to honour himn with their applications. 'Merchants having youths colcigiged to their care from the Btith colonies wvill rind this school particularly advantageous. The -puplishave the use of a carefully se- lected library, conmsitsting of upwards. of 500 volumes. - A GENTLEMAN, ~perfectl competenlt, - and livgi atabtrepe~lenl anuer, wh ha-seduicated ab sons-ofmn is; he irs raks fzscIety, not only for the university, bttaofo thehiger epatmetsanodmoreRactive scenes offlgeatujwh Iiat theumbrOhii PPILS tothhrty-ivc.,hasnowT RE VACNIS Tue hol prces ofthe pupils' education Is conaucted by h rn Cipa an .thee esient a-ssistants of superior. nou.jfications onie of Whom i highl gradated,, and has acquired abroad a. petcckocv.. lede 0 te Fencr,Italian. and Spanish langu2ges. Te tpeni Incldingboar Io tefootingof apa,rlour boatrder),,edTaatin;wh. lag h0os ser-vants, M1 d ociJlet every thingelseoImoanly,c ochhrhtaadfrmrcol, n pe nan reaeomm ool car,9ed as extra, isiri 1 o Ogna - pe annm. Ticaetnnmdaton is umexceptfoal,adtesta tion one of the finest in the ld"gdom, the playground alne-bin upwvards of five aceres, anid comms'sdisig vielws of four countie.en bers of Parliament, Bankers, -Merchants,,-and Gentlemen in general, \rho are'Sesiroius to obtaini a liberal education and the kindest treat- ment.for their sons, on moderate terms, antd who dosnot measure the respectablttv of a school by tha extenit of Its charges, ate respeatftAlly solicited to address cletters, -post paid; to L.L.D.'at`Mr., Wilson's sta- tioner. 102, Chicapside, vwhen furtlier priuaswl efnrre to them in sTfew days. -a cflr, -nb orrte OARD ad- LO GING.e~flene 'Call be aecom_. B moate wit BORD and LODGING In arespeL-tabI&eFmfly Withn a ew mnties. walk of the Bank, 0'*ehUnge, &c.; or It pre- ferrd- partent ony, or dhinners every daY-At.5 O'clock, For, partf. enias aply a 4, ase ene-lane. Chad psidc. -- iIJresectull.inoimfi hatthefollowing COCEarR- end Ilmgate Uion, th hlehmlcalto,adteEhm l Windsor, and Sunnighal 5~JasghvMiss15. Tree, in -the Comedy of Chare h eod '0 t~enI-thnk fitee, dear-love,' and Ntipcurdhlspre ha sc e at upoon neuv prnoglnelle, art lue eqalcle ' lntrlnaieaily-ed.ang-d durabla real In C a ir-ES and HART, 0, 60let-street, respectful y invite the p ublic to insPect this iseautif me laterial, Just introde eaxeusvy atltheir a warehouse I n mamatstles varietya tif SHAWLS and-DRESSES The- texture'spcliar exquiaite, th- ta Lad of ouch expereen foreignshwls-have lsdealared they should have consideredhh rthele to have been of oriental origlis unlesa ussured tothe contrary. A superb hasortmet aofrtndianshawls, an d sevenal noveltes in e re con yonstantl n N.B. ih ca frii mroh e or exchanged. qsUJNINGHILL IVELL SA.T mSe once celebrted ICi C HALY EATE SPRINGS, situ ate lit the mOst delightful Part of W indsor Forest, although no longer-a P ple of fa s ona alle resort, -i- a h arming retreat-for an Invalid-or torslyleseen t rnore prtiularjy Jn ease wbelequiert And salubrious air are essentIals, whie th e sprili lae ba afabrlts an aexcellent tonic for relaxed constltu habITanc Jofnthealnetroppsr th (meroDJ (mv esthss wishtoexreneor can enjoy, a f, al espealy those ivho artculrlyudPtev dY3really in- the. Country), w i l l l s Pl aed n rthl s p l ac r t uad a p t e apd -t o t hei ru o s t h e t eca - surround count coan delightful shady, waiks, mrdwlt the al veey-syos t stace ay bem- ecnjoyed, either the ici. heath, wth AsctrAseo'rce course, vefinslFoa Park, Swot, Snd Ctd PSrate osr c ters or cqttages anligvlag;in abot sc a 5uch of- grand, rural, and pictures u qesa d ei alks f ar e sl ot to be found I n any Part of England witintheu same aaemas.oninhl-J Los47 iiefor odon - A coach s ets omas unneveghil4rI5-n andrytr evenIy avet6closat6 'co to wh 4els*vhere go o bd reasonableterm,. -h eYeyohr aeOale s aniOsheci on