FOR CALCUTTA direct, to s...
T'qOR CtALCUJT.-A. diroct, to, -&ill in all Jun6, 'the Thne 'fas,t --all-r tcakl)ul1t 11113 NIMItROD not -yetthieeyitftyas.oldj. 1LImmSill ERS Concnnssder;burden i14tons~,-lyingissthe L-ondon-. cl, and hanS'Toomnftllght gdodaosUy. For frelight.apply to ilaett. ilquhar. crawf?d. -aild -C,%71- Old llroad-:atrebt; or to Ducklas, ~ser. ad Blut!nn,3,M~a (4HO CALCUTTA Direct, ,pisitively- to sail about thle L ddlOP:iuV, thevery fsstsall1flg teak- SHIP. JUL1iaW. A I irca 60t0 lngnthEast India Export Dock, Capt. JAMTES !EBSTE;haeceln somdtonfr pasaengers. and.w.1ll rrya sugo.FrfegtO asg pl -Iesrs W;ll T. aikes n u odnwli tolbse n Hqrsley3,11, Leadea7 all-street.'' 71iORf], BOMB Y~,M Cba. carerd ship, to sail i nitl-this, ~L. monfth; toUchinx at m~adeira, hias tX7o-thirds of -hercargo eniiged SeNNINe Comm iOytdSHIP RE-GALIA, burden 400tons, ALEXN R ENNIN~ Comanderz lyilg in the City Canal. i-los eTcMIfInt comodalonfo paseners .For freight orpvasAageapply. to *C5-- U n Henning, at thei jerusalemn toffeehon; to 1%ttrltobet, Tayl9r, 10, uhlenheusa11.id,. or EdminuulRead,-IUch~e'sNourt,: Lixuse-tret_, ~f~OlU~IADRAS`Drc, t silfo'raeedposi- -L tVSlyci he lthThtstb te flne-aelv-coppercd SHIP-G;EORGE, urdn 5~ bs, rI-OMS CUZENS, Commander, lynigi-n the CitY ana, ftse ttrOaly orpaSSeng;ers, and. Is-acknoweddtoe no f te f~ttt silig tessela out of the port of Lornao- a tl ~9OR VAN DEM1E1\`s LANVD andi NE~w.. tiOUT 'J WALES, the remaarkablv fine fast~ sailintg river built 1i-iIP IARIVEYV DAMIEL. PEAUIIIEM.tate of. the Britomart), Commander'; tirdef-10 tons: copperi fastche4 ebpPes'ed,and armed.1ly1initthCNew fslSh,l.oadon doche. The a%ccornznodatiorrs-fas'passeagers byt-hi.-vessel- re of a MoSt sup-erior description, and Captain Peaecre, beinE Well ac- t*Oointed with the colonies,. wil .imart; allt eqtuisite Intorolatoiil to ",son. proce,.difl y hs hp,A experienced s%tkLcon will be oni -Oard. Fr-r freight or passge atpply to, WhIrstoct and. Hewitt, 38, 'rultehedfrlarLr. - OMMUNIC-91ATION with .-..DUBLIN;-r~-he $*., GEORGE STEAM1 PACKET sails fromn Liverpool for Dublin, Very Blon4lav, WVednesday, and FrIdAy. Jolhn WVatson, iran. St. George' rteam Packet Company's cifice, 27 WVater-street, Liverpool..- 11UBLiN all LONIDON through BRISTOL.=The LLl/JHIBERNI-t STEAM PACKET saLils from KbqngStown Hartbour, utbIIn, every FrldnY)nornlrr, at.9 o'clock, and from BrIs9tol every. ['neaday. at the following hours.- June221, at 2 aftern6on -Aug 3;ab1l2 no 2. S morning I J, rnorn.ng July 6. 2 afternoon1 17. 10'snorntig J 13. 7 snornlug 24, 6 mec'ningc This I I morIn-ng I et31', 1 mor'ning~ 2- ni7tning ep.7,. Safterrnoon Thssplen~dtd p,-acmketobeaing-double the'-size, and,L her enigines double he power,'oC any pac1et on the IrishstaLtion, earrlesjaeitbherltroops' -or goods, buttIs Stted up for the exclusive accozmmodationlof pas-- enger-s olt respectability, their servants, carriages, and horsep.. Births ecured by application, post:paid, directed to the Sr,.P1atrlek Stearn lacket Ciompanly, Dublin or l3riatol, or-lir. Reilly. Yorkc llouse,'Bath. Z,O~UT HA?dP-TON-ajn-FH4E eARA -Ths by D'ayuight.-The CAMILLA STEAM PACK-ET r Wil ~eilruni iing from &aiitlsimpton to Hanvre de Grace on TuesdaY, 'te 2213it" t S o'clock-a-rn. -She will start.froul Southamnptonto Havre every, i'uesdayandl-Sriday morning, and retiurn fbrnm Havre every, Iedfies- -ay auaSaturday. during the reatson, till farther notice, This new. nd beaucifulv-esselIs built expressly for ithe Havre passge, anld eVery' :are has been taken-to mnake her wor-tby, the Patronage ofthe p1ublic. he wirll be commanded by Capst. JAM~ES WE~ES. one of thie-proiprie- "ra. or paticuars aply t Mr.Stliddletoni, 359, Strand-; M Nr. tephns.Coc an Lin, r. lchel'-lIgy, -and 41, C6rnfiDT.' Mr. sane. oun'ciinn an Mr Huchis,Port'smouth; or Mtr. ljr5acl, esutq,boa~UlStemThcet Cmpan,-Hgh~treer.S0uthampton, ~~5nIER EcURSIoN',jIlAIDOfthe F"UNDS15 of AMEN'sHOSPIAL SQCETV*tindel' the patroniage of he Rltr Hon Lod Vicout EXOUT~ ad, the Comimitteei of 'i!Snagement, viz.a-. lHenry Alecander, ezq. I apotain Larldins, H. C.-C. it. G. Barnard, esq. Captain Lochner, 1i. C~.S. John Blackett, e'e Calptain John L'ocke, S. CaptalinEnories; T.. - Captain Philip Itiviey'1.'H C. S 'VIlliam Stanily Clarke, cap. Rev- Dr. itudge, F. R. S.- HaRrTy COVIk; E-As, . James Soper,esq. John Deacon, esq. Thomas Snodgrass, esq. Joseph Doirsori, esq. lYVo. Venables, cog. 'alderman John DrInkald, eaq. William Warrington, esq. Charle-s Francis, csq. John Wild. csap CAptaini Robert-Gordon, R. N. Captain IVWaiiai Young,' R. N. captain G6och. H. C..S. The Proprietors of the Edlipge and -Venus Margate Steam Packets, -aving-arain moat libemaily ofibred the gratuitous uste -ofa flute newv T-se]. the A1ibjon, for,,i txcursioni.on Friday, the.18th of Jatne, 1824, he committee beg leave to Invite the friends of the'inistitutforn to jion hem r. hat ay.The lbin whl lavethe! 'rower aLt hsalf-past- 9 'clok peciely an~jprcee doe-utheriver as far as possible, so as o rtur ealyIn iteevnin. Te essl wllstopat Greenwvich and Ilacwallon ging nd rturnng. ickes I eiach, toi Include re- resmens, xcet wne,to-e hd o th Comittee of Management, 5 aov5 atMr.1-ttchrd', bsdkellr,Piccadilly i of the secretary, the ocity' offce,19,Bishpagte-tret next door to the city of ~ondn raern:and n hord teGrapus lying off Deptford-creek. On Sun Mor fnig June 20. a fEM~-wl ie preach'ed in aid -fthe unsof tae ntitution, at rovnrhae,South Audley- treer, by the Rev. JAMES RtUDGE, D..FRS ivne service to reitn at Il oFclock. ALL PERSOXNS having any CLAIM or DBEM'ANDS upon thelate Mlr. RIEOIlGE MFILLER, of Strood, Inheout .f Kent, cloal-merchant, are desred-to transmit thpatclr hereof t,o his Trustees and Executors9, at the Co'al Whar,Soe,i *rder that the sarce mihy be forthwvithodischarged; adalpesn adelbteditothe s;aiGeorge Ilillerarerequested to pa,ythaontf heir respective 'debts to M1r. john Olive,- the ClerkAt.the said CoEa -Vharff .. E. NAYLOR, Strood, itrood, June. 2. 1824. Solicitor to the Trustees and Execuxtors, N1ELEBRATION of tile ANNIVERISARY,. of the. lId BATT LES1 of LIGINY, LES QUJATRE BRAS, and WAT81RL,UO. lreat Reoom, Spring-ardens, Wednesday. Thrtirsdai .~rfd Friday, Gtb, 17th. and I 1It June. MtAnlSHALL's PERISTi. PHICOPALfO- SXAo7f 12 Veiews of thnseever memnorable Victories -will, In honour ,f the above days, be exhibited with unusgual splendor., The roomn reing tastefully decorated wiitll aurel, flowers. &c. An extra nuns- e~r of musicians. will accompany the miovements of tne-pasroranma.- roehbtons to commence at evelyhbour. from 12 noon tlll 9 In he oenig. xe-2&Chilldren Is. Gallery ls. No ordesadrmitted. [FNCORPORATED LITERARY- FUND SOCIETY. a-GREE:NWICH- -lE~TING.-The GENERAL ANNUAT, MEET. V%G,of theNTME'IIRS of the Literary Fund Society-wlU be held at lie Ship Tavern. Grenwaich, ont Vednesdlay, the 23d Instant, at 4 'recisely. T'o prevent disappointrsieRt and inons'enzenae, such. eem- ,era and their frIendsMapurpose attending are requested 'to apprise' -Ir.Snow, at the Society's chambers, 4. Lincoln'sa.inn.llelds, on or e~fore the 21st instant, of the nurmber ot gentlemen who miay, bp2 of heir party.-Lirnroln7s-iron-fields, Juine11l* 1824. ~ING~sONCERTROOMS,Hansover-square.-UJnder .f Gloccater, his Itoyal Highnesselies iighnsa th Drae of he Dke ofCunaerland, his Iotoal flamride, nd te NbleDirectors of Is bajst'sConers f Acinrlusc.Mster GEORGE ASPUILLbhas. he hnour- t ank-jue tothe Noilit. Gntryban hi Friends. noerally. that his SECON-D CONCERTwl ak lc at the above tooms, THIS EVENING, Jnne 14. 1l24 Part L-Overtnrre (Tancredil. Ro8sha-i; 'Song, MisStephens, 'By he simplicity of Venus' odovts,' lltsbop- -Dlutto Miss Melville and ;Irt nr Curiosri, ' Ah se puoi.' Itossinli; Grand Concero infre ,laster George Aspull, with Orchestral Accopnimetp(ee terf~rmed in this country). Czemny; Balladl, Miss tvn,'i ivinz woanth z' Terz-tto, Madame Itrinri de Begnis, 5115 Bett5. and a,nor Garcia. I'Cnida sorte,' Rosini; -.iteeit. ed Aria, Madame Pasta,. Tiltantl palpiti.' iTasreredi,) Ioainiu; FantBsi, ll,hrp Mr. Chattertonj lelihsa; iluetto liuffo. Madame R(ibzI Dlegegnis and Sgignu Dc Begnis, Vella e'asa devi arere.' Generali; Song. Mfr. Itellrer. ' Tie- Maniac,' Vhe pmtry by C-arnebell ) Kellner : Quintetto, Madame- Renzl -De l2in.-Signor Garcla. Sign or curioni, Mr. Kqllsser, and. 8lfnor De issNi: 'Celeste man placta,' (Mose in Egitto,iltibssrni. Part T1.-Overture (Oer Freysebutr.). Carl lklariaVonW'Sher; Duetto, uitrnor Curion i and 'fr. Kelluaor. I'Parlar splegsor non posse-,' (Nmot In trtol ltonin; Echno Song, MlissStepbensj, IWhatatry Found,' (Firutv l>iao)igihop : Faitasia and Div'ertimento, Pianoforte, 11Master ,eorge Aspull; Ballad, Mliss Patou. I The Banks of Allan Water;' r:tntasin, Flute. VI. De Costenay, lExmPremiete Flute de I'Academic 1ryale de Dresde.) Tuloun; Scongr,- ,MlaMeville,- 'lUro voce- poen fo,~ tossini: Etecitatire and Air, hisPatonj, ' Pegno pin grato," Cats-- ant, 'SNilo hen perte quest'animai' Pianoforte, Master George Aspull; -eci-etlobs from Nozart, as perforatedl before His Majesty wVith -the 0xhes-tnpi-roba.tIo-n: Song. Miss Paton,-I'T-he boldier tireui.'(Trumnpet haligaro. I Arne; Finale. Leader. Mir. F. Q'mter. Conduqlur, lilt, lreat,,rcx. To comnmence at ii o'clock. Tickets, Half-a-guinea each, ,,i h, ,ad of Miaster George Aspuil, IS, Cork-street; sad st,all the prini- ?HE M1ERCA.NTILE AG-ENCY COMAPANY, Bank- irupts' Rezister'office, ann General Acecountant Office, established sip, 25,'Cateatois-ztreet, London. - - - DIRECTORS. Cf erge AuEtIn, -%sq David Melville, e&q. Richa-rd WV. Col e, eq. I Edward Tdwart, esq. - Daniel flasrUns, eagq. I - Treasurer-Sir Charles Price- biart. THOMAS PERRY, q."9etrcty.' The porincijpal objects of this inrstitution are, 1 . To givecinformna I n of every lianirriutey, that lhis tAken place drlring the last forty -aTrs, the dates of tile cormmissions, the names of- the solicitors antd ~rine,the nLamber of dividends gazetted, th e names of the par- ics whio paiy thm dividends, the dantes-of certificates. an4 to send iiolice freef .expensel to creditor1 of all fusrther proceedings dA thieysiise. 2. To collectdlividends. compositionsr. debts, rents, &c. - at To unde-rtak-e the sv.antLgement.of bankrupts' estates, to inves-t ig-ate. arrange, and balance the books, -dispoge of the effects, collect he d -ht!, pay the dividends, &c. and speedily to windulp the estate. 4Toaranet disputed accounits, Iin cases of dissolutions of'part- tership oreing from business. 5. To draw -up statements ptep;ratory nToabltrationt, lawasuits,&c. C,. To conduct rtsatdeeds, assigomenits,&c. thirough their various tc,the signatures of creditors procutred, and compositions pald. 7. To t,c,,~rne Sgents for t-r.sRseting business in gener-al. The Company have complete, registers of upwar`ds of 60,0410 bank. upt-. contaninng evtrynecessary informatinn. The[.London Gazettes- or upwards of 40 years are kept for general inspection. rommodious rooins f.r private mcetirr, &c -- MTany hundred dlvIdendg, sonse of-wthe hav bc nar ha'3 -ears' rts;rdingr, have been discoveted by the exertions of this Coin- -any, an,ad~ h parties Interested.. Anr annual payment of one guinea enltities a subscriber to every rnanmtion tinder the bankruptcy department. - F.r'ry other branch transacted on termns part!cularly moderate. Nearly 2.000 members have- already become subscribers. to this. llf All monies revdby, this Company acze paad over monthly to he parties Interested. '1T9 the A-FFLUENT antI HIJANLE.-A Femsak, 1_1 who has alw7ays, moved in the genteeler middling classes ?f oci.cty, is comnpelled, by the following circumstances, to Ifmplore the i f the bonev,rIent :-The Advertiser Is a widowed wife, who h-as or 3 years triedl every honourable meanse to supOport a fmily) of 4 hricirent iher efforts have not been sutecessful, and she has now- rrcs itern2tive bat to supplicate (with feeling of Indescribable anguish) has_sisr~Tace of a humane British Pub] :CUdl ciprtvl rrall sumn be rai5ed Immiediately there Is every reasonL to lhope lbhat hte wretched mothe'r wonnld hoable tW maintain-her. Iisplass family: "'erc.,int sbe Is actually pennyless;- and the dreadful proapect of -'at and beloved c lldren wvanting the eoriiamon'necesgaross ~ sheter hs goded hr tomake that appeal wvhich noi iThICTURES, the most choice, and valuable in the dif- Lrferent cIllections fn Britain-An ACCOUNT of all the ple- 'rRFS exhibited In the rooms of the BRITISH tINSTITUTION, rum its opening tn 18i3 to 12 3, with Reemarks CrIticaland Explana. ,ry. arraanged -and brought intoviewso as greatly to facilitate the :ow.e-gC o f the different Mlasters and Schnols of PaintinW, from ex- n !-wcqnlircde' preserved In the CaMnets of the British Nobflty -caGntry. priec u. d. Is this day published by Prfestly and Weale,- if h-srIset, rluomsb=ry, 'T0 LADIE:S of TASTE and GENIUS.-2AUGEIT, ii I- a l,ady, 20, Chester'place. Kennington-cross, the beautifxl -i.csss'ULOuS RELIEVO, an ibghly appreciated in the rash airable r-; rlzl. in modern drearr and general decoration, Jn tire: Iessons for wo gujineas, An xhibition of this elegant art, together with a nriery of ut-sa' nd fasialonable orke4; may be seen on Tuesdays arid 7huredays, from 11 till 4 o'clock. Where sl-or 41 a *eek, obtalned vithi case a'd ciegallee, or a pleasing occupation, fs desired-i lseac :eauFif'l and refined arts stJil be Tound an abuntdant source ol'protlt, ste and. emneaent. To avoid imitations, Ladies are reo1llested to lsecrvc, that the origilnal teacher residesasabove, where her wolka re 02i7 to ha seen. mHr,E NEV DICTIONARY, ITALIAN aifd ENG- J 1SH-. gNGLISH and ITA.lIAN; wvith a irenelh Translation.' 17 -F'EPAO NGID10 PETRONI, Mlember of the Granid-ltalian- Aca- anr' nd JOitN DAVENPORT. 2 vois. Svo zli 1Hs "A work of hs lanI J0lngbeen sranteto on qccount of tbe poverty of Batett1ls ltirual'y,- and ithe introduclion of nuamerous words Into the ltallan ngunge trhich are not rccgrrized by the Della Crisca Lexicography. -i- first part of the Dictionary contaIins above 15 000 rords morep t:hn coiresptnding part of naretti's, and the Wuperlority of the s-runS fi Frcsportfonate. But the chief excelence of- the present mri-m- orcnasts in the accentumtlv. by which the true pronuneiation f ercry ifal-0 jvord is clearly Indlcated, and the intto4uetjon of the rrcg1r' tEiM of verbs, doubtful plurals-oflnouns, nn4otherpeculiari. the ra, e Ute;w9S;1coThe literary celebrity of Signol' Ietroni, the -itbsrn' th Nioleoide' th trnsisira of 'La 'ontaines' Fa-. cs.* c=,-J v~f 'Gil W,' the ,Jntroduetion to Dante, Arlosto, niid asso sandisravral other popular srorks:iguarantees the fid elilty of this' ~:i:afr',y se-IiCst app-ars to have been very carefullyr executdd."-_ -'tlcs.tlrly 1Magazine fir rJune, 18?4. Thes abOVe-is to-he lradd at r2inttci and Worltz's. and Dunau's. SoImo-ssluare: and- all the priori. -1 tuiz;sel:ers; Lso at the author's, Mr. etonal, 33, lowland.atreet, r'NE- GUINEA REWVARD.-LOST, this morning, 0 , -between XersingtOn-gardqns and `1ker-street, a small PUG DOG, answvers to thtename of' Cholo.' Wjr~i'ex has foundl the same, 5pnd,w]Ill-bring him to 12I, Patk-piace, R ciit's-,park, will receive tile . -o0REWARD.-4une12, 1824. OST, on- Friday last, bet*een'QXqTthampton_square - and iFlisbtur -square, a TLadI's GOLD CiA1N, and' RROOCH. Whoever hats found -them and wlll return them ttoqdesrs. 'W, and J. P. Royston. 41, Old Biroad-street, City-, shall be handsZeyl~ REWARD- 1VE HUNDRED POUNDS RE-WARD.-Wheros L 80HN1 RALNIY late of WhItehaven,in the county of C et_r land,,iaiiker, was declared. abankrupton thellth Instantt, and l reason, aapprehend. that he intendsto leave the kingdom. A- WARD cfViVE E3UNDRED POUNDS Is hereby offered to any person who ivill give such infornuiioi concerning the said John Haney to essrs . nvle, Oliverson, mial-nblgh. solicitors, Frederick's-place, old Jewvry. London, as sosy be the mea;s of hit apprelienslon. The said Jlou.d RaneY.is about 45 years of are, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, slc-nder make, long narrow face, pale complexion, high cheek boines. thikklcp; bale, bead, ,nd long thin hair, which was turned up from the ears over che crown. The follolving bills iavingbeen obtained from? fund3q, fraudulently withdrawn, all parties are cautloned against to~kjt%. the aame.- No.29O00dated Sept.26, 1823?5001 No.6Oo4dated Dec-21, 1823?1000 3598 - ' Elec. 20 - 'I 0O I 57.- Mar. 28, 1824 . 200 3935- Dce. 21 - 10001 982 - ditto - 500 442 1- ditto -1000 1062- ditto - 500 4428- ditto -1000 7173- ditto - lo0 4499- ditto -1000 7335- ditto. - 1000 HREREAS, a fitshionably dressed young -MAN stands W CHARGED with havlng STOLEN, In the month of ,ay last, several LATIES' ALBUbTS or SCRAP BOOKS, bound in niorocco and arple calf, with plain and emhosed locks and keye. 19 of Dolby's lniatlre E.dition of Plays, and 21vory bandled razors, sliver moint- ed, and 1^ is supposed that a mistake has been made in idedtifyng the proper party, and that the-person drho committed these robberies Is now at large. and mwsaweralthe above description of being fashlonabl} dressed: has light hair and afair copilexion, and Is about 5 feet S Inches high. It Is therefere earnestly requested that anyperson to wnhom the above atticleshave been ormay-beoffered .or sale or tobs pawned, or vhohhavebeen -robbed hy or. can -give. aihy lnForsnation tending to the discovery of the thief, will be pleased to make imme- diate applicatiOlas the office of George Frederick Abraham, esq. 6, GreatMarlborough-street, Oxford-street. ANOVEkrAN CONS1TLAfBS London.- I, tlie lk undersigned, Consul General for the Kingdom of 31anover, K. G. L do heleby dve noticQ, that with the view of affording addi- tional security to shipping frequenting the Weser, the Government of Hanover has cautsed a -iARBO- R.-with stitable acconinodation for loadinganddiScharging,tObe CONSTRUCTED on the EASTERN SIDE of the Rlr'er ,EESTIE. near to the poilt of itsjunctlon with theWegeri which abords safe shelter from-Storms ir drift lee, and the-advantage of ang crnbstcuninterruated eommunieation with the -North Sea, as during the prevalence of easterly-winds In the winter season the navi. ation from the -mouth of the Geeste into the Weser and North Sea rs seldom obstructed by ice. A turnpike road to communicate between Geesie ilarholr afid Bremlei s willhe shortly completed. June 12, 1824. -JOJOH HALL. OCIE'TY -of -BRITISH ARTISTS, Sufflolk-street, t7Y Pil-al - as.-Te ALLRIS fr heEXHIBITION and SLofthelWOaRsKS of TBRIGTISH AERTSTS are NOW OPEN, from 8 o'clock till dusk. W. LINTON, Secretary. Admittance Is. Catalogues Is. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE alid RELIEF of PERSONS IMPPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS-Craven-street, Strand, June 2. 1824. -Benefactions since the last report, viz.: Rev. John Haggilt a ?2 2 0 Messrs. Vere, WVard, and - HarryCook,esq. a 2 281 Co, -. . a ?5 5ol A. G. P. - - a 2 20 C. D. per Dorrien a 2 20 L.H. I - 10 00 0John Withers, esq. a 2 20 .Tames Harnmett, esq. a 3 3 01AnonYmous -- 2 2 0 Joseph Bmens, esq. a 2 2 0 T . aB per Treasurer 5 0 0 -?. L. D. per Herries, Far. Robert Bransby Cooper, qbhar, and Co. . 5 001 esq. I1. P. - a 1 1 0 J. H. - e 20 00 LadyCalthorpe,per 5lessrs. E. P. - - - a II10 hoae - a 60 0 f'aptaioArthtrN eanI 1 P. I. per dtto t 01 6 Wmn. Smallbone, esq. a I I 0? Vm. 1-bare. esq. per do.a 3 3 0 GeorgeGipps,esq. NI. P. a 2 2 0 Major Charles Oarriott, A Lady - . 5 001 perditto ( 6 00 F. B. per'Treasurer I 00 N. R. Take. esq. per do.a 2 2 0 Roaland Jones,esq. a 2 0 0 D. Pennant, esq. per do. a 3 3 0 Rev.P.T.White, per do. a 2 2 0 s 8 Discharged and relleved from various prisons 60 debtors, for thesum of 137 179 Considered -the cases of -41 Peititoers, Approved 5. 15 Referred for Characters - 3 Petitions Itelected -- 20, and Considered inadmissible - - - 3. -BenefactlJons arereceived by John Camden Neild, esq. the treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. lierries, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street: o{oares, Fleet-street; 'Messrs. Whitmore and Co. Lom- bard-street: Cocks, Cocks, Ridge, and Co. Charing-cross: Dorrien and CL. Flnch-lane, Cornhill; Hammersleys, Pali-mall: Veres, Ward, and Co 77, Lombard-street: and by Mr. GrTassvell, the- secretary, 7, Craven'street, Strard,.sshere the books maybe seen by those who are inclined to support this charity, and -vhere the society meet on the firt Wednesday In every nounth. IFIHELTENHAM FEiMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.- Wi--lthaving been resolved that TWtO ORPHANS be ADMITTED intothe above Asylum in the month of August, those subscribers in- tending to recomnmend candidates are requested to send the reculired ccrtifates on or heforethe 10th of July next, addressed, post paid, to the secretary at the sylnYon in Wincheomb-street, N. B. Due notice will begiven of the dsy of election, and polling papers forwarded tb subscribers. -7U1SUA-NT to a Decree of the Hid Court of Clian- Icrv. made in a cause ' Dav and others a3c dist Day and others,' the ClI~)ITORS oS GE:ORGE DAY, late of Tenby, In the counity of Pecobroke. South Wales, eesq. deceased. (who died on orabout the 3d daLy of January. 1821, are, on or before the 19th day of July, 1824, to come In and prove their debts before James Wmn. Farrer, esq. one of the IHasters of the said Court. at his Ch-tmbers, inl Southamysron. buildirtgs, Chancery lane, London, or Sn3efsult thereof they wii be peremptorily excluded the henefitof the said decree. BROORSBANK and FARN. Grayis-nln-square. IIA,RISH of C RISTCHURCH, Middlesex.-The ICi OMMISSIONERS for PAVING,. &c. give notiee, that they will 'iEET3 t the Schoolhouse, ncearSpitalfielcschurch, onWednesday. the oOth day of June instant, at tI o'clock I', the evening preclsely, to receive PROPOSALS and CONTRACT for CLEANSING the sald Parlsh for one'yesr, front the 1 st day- of July, 1824. Inclusive. The con- tractor togiveseeurity.for the perfornianceof hls contract. Further particulars n3ay-in the meantime he knowvn at the clerks'office, In Red-lion-court, Spitk1fields, wvhereproposals, nealed up,smayalso be delivered P:iRNELL anid RAFFLES, Clerks. -D) EPAIR of ST. MARGARET's CHU5RCH.-To I ', PAINTERS, GJazlers, Plasterers.- rarpenters, and Plumbers. -The C6mmittee for conducting the Repairs ofSt. Ilarcaret'sCl,urch, Westminster, do hereby give notice, -that -they will -assemble in the Vestry-Room of the said Church, on Friday. the 2ith . f June instapt, at 12 o'clock ut noon, to receire PROPOSALS, in writing, sealed up. fromn such potionor personsasarewillingtoCONTRACTfor the wvhole of the several seorks nlecessary in the intcrnal and ex- ternal -REPAIR of the CHURCH- (except the lining of the pewvs and other utpholstery), under the directianl of J. H. Taylor, esq. architect, at a suma or sums certain. -A general descrintfrn and speclfidaron- of the drurks to be done, the conditions of the con- trast to ho entered into, and other particulars may- he known by applicatiou to the Clerk to the Committee, at sis Office, 12, Great Queen-street, Westminsrer. No proposal will he received after the hour appointed, nor unleas the party proposing (or some sulffieient person on- his behalf ) attends at the time nd place -aforesaid. I SlION STEPHENSON, Clerk {fORKING, Surrev.-At MIlLTON COIJ'WPHOUStE 4?2 ACADEMY, YOUNG GENTLEMEN are BOARDFD and FDU- CA -rED tor$2 gutineas per .tnnum, ,v.ahing included. For references apply at-.30. 34, 28, and 17, Crooked-lane, near the Monument; T. Crook. esq. Baldwvin's-court, Cloak-lhne, cltv; Mr. Hunter, 44,Webher- row. sBflackrrirs:road; *r. Peiree, -46, ICIna-street. Borough; Mr. Scott, l.Tawrsot.ro%V, Chiswidkc; Mr.Butler, 20, Crucidx-latne, Stjohn's; orMr. Dislev, .namaica-ror IBermondsey. N. B. A vacation of one month at Chrlssmas only.- MEMIBE,R- of theUthNIY 631$ITY of .OXFORD, wfio w ll gradulateafter the vacations, and has been accustomed to tuition, ishee, to' UNDERTAhE respolisibly the CLASSICAL and 'MIATlHEMATICAL DEPARTMtNT. br entire MANAGEMENT of a respectable .Fehool, to the duties of whichl he Is fully conmpetent. i He has resided three years in France. fThe prospect of at curaay wvould be consldered of parmoulnt advantage. Letters, post paid, to be addressed to P.Z. 4, Nottingh.am-street, MTarylebone. T A RINGDOIWW DE ngdon, Be-ks, under _11 the directionof NMr. BOWL.ES, as6isted by Three resident Nas- terg, one of wvhomn is highly graduated hnc has acqllired abroad a ?er- fect Icuowledge of the French, Italian, 4nd Spanish laiguagesi. I his establishnment Is conducted on the same liberalprinciples *vhilc have met'tlie publij approbation for so many years. The pupils are pre- pOred for the etuntinghouse, the liberal professions, and the univer- sities. f,entlemein wvho are desirous to obtain a. superior education, libernl table,. gerteel'assoClates, and:paternal care for their sons, at a moderate stipend, -are respectfully aolicited to read, before thev con- clude arrangements, the outline of the advertiser's school. Ojtllnec, terms. and referencesto be had gratis at Messrs. Shersvood, Jones, and Co.'s, 2. P0Pternrister-row. The principhlis nowv in towvn, and will bc bapjyYto communicate with such parents and guatdians as rniyclloae tohnnou'r hinu with their applications. Merchants having yonths coiislgnied to their care from the British colonies wvill Bn(Ie this school particularly advantageous: The pupils have thbe se of a earefully se- lected library, consisting of urpwards of 500 vilumes.