FOR CARTHAGENA, in Colomb...
T Olt CARTHAGEiNA, in Colombia, at Liv'erpool, the line fast sailing Ameriean BRIG ASPASIA, A 1, 207 tons burden, J. BREWER, Masses-, wVill be despatched by the 20thi of November. I-isa superior accommodations for passengers, a large cabin aind 2 state rooms. Frparticulars apply to Collmtnon, Lambert, and Co. 45, Li. verpool.street, London; or Exchange-alley, Li verpool. ~9ORthe SLEof FRANCE and CEY LON, with leave tcalaMaera, the remarkably fast sailing cappered A I SHIP FICA.JHN SKLTON, Commatnder;, burden 3.50 tons; lying III the estIndi Doks.Tbli ship has most stiperior accommodations forsasengrs.Forfreght or pasisage aPply to Johii Lyrtey, Jun. sworn brosr, 2. Richinle, Coruhill. ~OR CALCUTTA, with leave to land Passen ers at L Maras,to sIl on or before the 10th of November, the ne teak buit SIP ALMRA,JOHN LAMIB, Commiander, burden 600 tons, lyin intheCit canl: as vry upeIo)r &ecomesnodationas fuir pas- sengers. =o igto psae pl to Mtessrs. liazsitt Farqiuhar-, Crawford, an o 1 l ra-treet; or to Buckles, Bagegter, and Buchanan, 3,Mr-ae. OR CALCTTA, vithi all possible de3patch, withi ii eavetecallat ,delra and Mandras. thie well RCaown Calcutta Suil SHP BONE,THOMIAS LAWVSON, Commanider, burden 600 ton, A1, yin intheCity Canal. Tiih vessel hasaia pot, with vetysupeioraccomodtions fer passengers, and wvill carry ani expe- riencd eagem;.She illcl off Portsmouth for passengers. several cabns,andthegreterpat of the cargo belos already engaged, early aPp1~eatini equetedt be made, For freight anid passagce apply Llm.stectall ad Lane, 8, Old Jewry; or Mr. Edward Rule, 24, ~3~OR BOMBY Direct, to sail oni the lothi ot Novem- i her,a contan trader, the fast sailine coprered A I. SHIP 0 YA, GERGE,STEPHENSON1 ELLE RB , Commzander, buir- den500ton~ lingInthe City-canal. Trhis shipbhasnmost superior ascomodaion or psseners, atnd will carry a k.iifMisurgeon. For ireghtor asageappy t Jhn Lyney, Jnn. sworn broker, 24,Bi1rchin- ~'OR BOMBY, for light goodIs onlla, and undler engaemen tosail from CGravesend the 10th of November, the I-lp .\BERO,buirdezn S00 tons; LUCAS PERCIVAL, Coni- maLndr othHoeiale Company's services; lying In thle West Indi ExhtDc.'lis shlip has been fitted In a siuperior satyle for the accomnodation of passenigers, and carries an expe'iecned .sur- geon. For freight or passago apply to Mjessrs. InglIs Forbes, Aisd Co. 2, Man~sionhouseiplace; to the Commander at '&e jerusalemi Coffeehouse; or to) Win. Abereromnbie, 4, Birehirn-lane. No goods will be receivedl on board withiout An order. T OR BENGAL, with ileave to land passengers at 11' Madras. the fast salling coppered A I SHITP ROCKINGHAM,. ICHARLES BEACH, Commandter; burdeni 60o tons; lyingT in the City 'Canali. This ship has a poop and most asKperior ace)mmodation for Paese3Ismgms- and Weill cars-v a skilful sturgeon. For f-eight or paslee1r 'APPly to Heniry lEanghard, 1, Brotad-street; CaptaIn Beach, at t- Jerusalem coffeehouise; or to John Lyney, Jun. swvorn broker-, 24, girelhin.lane, Coruhill. 19OR MNADRAS anid CALCUTTA, to sail on the 20th of December. the very f~ast sailing river built, A I SHIP COROMANDPL, THOMAS BOE, Commander: burden 650 tons, lying in the West India, Docks. This ship has a doubsle starn, with tne ae~ modat ios of a regulatr indiaman, and wivll carry an eyde- rieeei7~rewn Fr feigt o pasae aply to the Comman er, at the %,sOsalem coffeehouse; Nfessrs rFirte, non hrm, and Co.13road- street-buildings; M essrs. Plumnmer anid Wilson, 32, FenChureh-street; ~or to John Lyney, jun. swvorn broker. 24. Birehin-lane, Cornhill. i OR VAN DIEMEN's LAND -and NEMW SOUTH FNVALES, a reguilar trader, Lhe fast-sailing SHI1P ELIZA-, DBETH, THIOS. COILLNS,Comimander; burden 400tons; lying in thi London dock. This shilp weill have an early despatahb; the accom. modations for cabin ad steaepsegrs are very superior. For freight or pilwage applyt r Robert Brookcs. 8o. Old Btroad-street. OR NE%V SOUTH4 WALES and VAN DIEMENI's FLAND, or Vani Diernen's Land and Newv South Wales. with all despatchi, the rernarimbly faat salinug Coppred SHIP HUQH CRAW- FORD - WMI. LANG DON. late of the LuitManin, Commander; burden 370 tone: y15ing in the Londoni Doesk; bis fins aceommedations for c%bin and,steeragxelpassengers. For freIght or passage apply to Buckles, Bagaster, and Buchanan, 33, Mark-lane. Olt ROTTEBDAM, the Last Voyage this Season-- The UEE oftheNETERLNDS, Captain JOHN PEAR- 0f -TePbiarrsecfiyiformed, the above STEAM PACKT wil prcee to oTT~DAMTHIS DAY, at 8 o'clock in the ornng,aftr whch erid ihe team Packets wvill he discon- tinud brthepresnt saso. Fo futher particula2rs apply at ti,e Oeneal acke Ofice,358 Strnd;or t the Steamn Packet Office, 37, URItEY DISPENSARY.-At a Special General Court 1-1of the Governo,rs of thia Chsrity, held at the Dispensary-, In t n.ion-street, Southwark, on Monday, the 25th daty of October, 1824, FLORANCFAfOUNO, Req. reasurer, in the ehair, A motion was n;ade aind sieconded, that Dr. GEORGE HAMILTON HOE be appoisstad PHYSICIAN to this Institution lie the room of Dr. J. 1i. Davis deceased. And a motion was mnade and seconded, that Dr. Hienry Reader be Ippointed the physician. The meeting proceeded to take the ballot, and at half past 12 o'clock Dr. Reeder attended and declined the contest; wrhereupon Dr. Roe wras declared duly elected. Resolved, that the thankcs of tl,ls mieeting be given to the chairman, for hii grTeat attention aLnd limpartial conduct In the chair. Resolved, thjat the proceedinigs of this meeting he Inserted In the usual newspsoers. FRED. WMI. CARTER, See. To ibe TRUSTEES of the SUlitREY INEW ROADS. MfY Lords and Gentlemen, 'I is witli feelings of satisfaction as well as gratitude Tthat I hav-e to ackcnowvledge the very liberal smpport which I hatve experienced in my callvaqss for the situiation of JO INT CLERK to the 'Trusgtees of the Su,rrey NewvRoads. The powerful interest whichbhas been exerted In may favour, as It has even exceeded rho expectations of a minid naturally sanguine. affords the surest promise thatanuecess wvill ultiatey aten it I annt, oweer,coneeal fromi myself that coninud eertonswil stll e ncesaryto enisure my aupointmnent; andmuei a I egrt tat he rea exentof miy canvass )has hitherto placd i ou cC y pwerpersnaly t slicIt the vote of every indi- vidua of our nmeros bod. I esetfully and conti 4ent!y claim yourindugenc forthisinvountaynoission, ia the hope trhat the ditlcely o th tak wll e m exusef,,r Its imperfect perfornmance. Allo me hereore nce ore o us ths 1mRans of Tequesting youir support anid Interest in my behalf, and ernestly to eintreat you to be iii early attendaince on he day of celeti,m, which Is fixed to take place at the H4orns Tavern Kenn rogton-cornmon, oni Saturday, the 30thi instant, at 10 o'clock f the mornting precisely. Ins order to aforud Ire the benefit of your vote. I haxve tho honour to remiain, MY Lords and Gentlemen, Your obedient humble servanit, flerrnondsey, Oct. 20. 1S24. WMT. SENHOUISE GAITSKELL. ONEY P5AVIiNG BON DS.-Xlo,000.----ANTED, to BORROW ?10,000, on Bonds of not less than ?1,000 each, at 4. pe cen. pa annm, pyabl reglarly evoerryphalf year, to be secueil y a assgnmet o theRate mae fo Paing, &c. that par oftheparshof t. ancas aled SomMerq-town, in the couny o Midlesx, b viras f to several Acts of Parliament. Any peson o ersos wiling t lendthe sae wstll be pleased to epply to te Clrk, rsmwhomfurter prliulars may be kniown. By oderol te Cmmisioners, SAMUE DENON, lerk 27,Ossuston-street, Somwmers-town, o; I5. `ry'-Inn-square. The Commissioners mneet on Mfonday, th 1st ef November next, at 10 o'clock in the forentoon. T. PANCRS, Middlrsex.-::Tbe Comin~issiosl,ers -for IsearryIng finto execution the Acts of Parliarment For- Pavinig, &c. tbe Streets. Squares, and othier PnIblic Pas-sages and Pisces whiach are al,d shall be miade upon certaiR plots of grountl In the said parish, beclonging to thie Right Hon. Anni D"wager Baroness Southampitato, and also certalin othier smnall adjoining plots of ground, in the same parish,' wvill MEET in the H3oard-room), at the Watehhouse, In Charles- street east. Flriamptead-road, on Thursday, the 4th day of Novensber next, at II of the clock In the toreionon precisely, for thie purpose of rstceiving PROPOSALS fron; aniy perso.n or personu wvilling to AD- VANCE to the C'rrmznissiorlers, At interes,t, or by way or annuitv for onie or more life or lives. the SUM of ?,lf uponi the credit of7 the ratee or assessments of the said acts. P'roposals to be made in writ- ilug. Further particularA mnaybe. knowvn oni applicatlion to tbeClerk, at 13, Charlotte-street, Illoomnlbury. J. LOVEItIDGF, __________ ~~~~~Clerkc to thle Commissioners. FJl0BUILDERS. :- N~otice is hereby giveii, that the 'Tommsipei~jrs of Sewers for Holborn and Finsbury Divisions. &c. will Insetstf-their office, 7, Hatton-garden, on Friday. the 12th, day of November, 1824, at one o'Qlock in the afternoo,n precisel y, to receive tenlders from such persons as may bewsilliig to CONTRtC(T f.ir the WORKS necessary to be dosne In BUILDiN Ga NEW SEWER, fn Leatber-lane, and Dorrincton-street, Holborn, to thie extent of abouit 660 feet, conformahly to a plan and specificastion of the works. which miay be Inspected daily at the Sewversi'Office, between the hours of II anid 2. Tenders. sealed up, must be delivered en or before the time of mieeting, when the Party must attend. Saeurity will be re- quired for the duie performance of thte contract. Ttie storrmtlisioners will not oonsider themselves bound to acceptt the lowest tender. STABlLE arid LU.SH, Clerks. 0 O EY WANTED.-The Truste of te Hackney J.rm Turnpike Roads are depjrous of B3ORROWVING, for the purpose of paying for the imnprovemenits which they are nowr making, the SUM,% o,f ?6,000, on the credit of their tolls, In sums of 50-01. eachi, to be secured by transferable bonds In that amount. The Interest tos be paid half yearly in L.ondon. Anjy psereons williIng to advance allj or any art f thahove goni o1 6,%0OI. are reqsiested to send their pro- p-osals to sue (icaledi directed to the trustees, anid endorsed Tender for Loan.' speeifying the lowest rate of interest they will accept. on or before Saturday, the 6thi day of November; and the trustees wvill meet oDn the Monday following tro open the same. The bonds will be raid off by ballot, as the trustees can spare funds for the purpose. By order of the re-ustees, C. H. PULLE,Cek Great Winiches-ter-street, Oct. 25, 1824. E,Cek SfOSCAVENGERS.-~The Commissioners appointed T1uonder asnd by veirtue of an Act of Parliament for Pavlng a nd Clensig tat artoftheparah f S. epulchre, wrhich lieth In the couty f Mddlse, e-Il useton hurday te 4th daLy of November No.,inCowroa-steet Wet Sithiel, o receive PItOPosALS- from andto CNTRCT wlls uchpersons as May be willing to cl.ENSE he svera STRETS nd PACES within the said parishl. The contractormrust enter into a cntraCt, with 2sureties forthedue performance thereof, anod also pay the expanse of tuamp(ug the coni- tract and hond. Proposals, sealed UiP, to be left at the Clerk's officc on or before Wednesday previous: and persons sending proriosals are re- quested to attendi the mneQting. Particulars of the contract may be kcnowvn by- applyilig at the oficee of ROBINSON aid HINE, Clerks to the Commiesioners, Charterhoa-qae 01 WVINE-MEIRCHANTS, Iiinkeepers, and th ItPublic in general.-All the extensive and superior STOCK of WINES,of th lateThoma Bow or,o Swvaffham Bulbeck, III tile cOlaty f Cmubidge mechat, ecesed, consisting of 5 pipes of por Intbewoo, aoutB ppesof ortinbottles, with a tormideritble quanity f Mdeir. Cl's 'Iaeir 1 Libon, mnountain sherry, and otbc~ ies band, rue.,gin,andothr spirits and liquiors, will be 5013.4-AfCTON, itlou tresrve,durng thie first week in Novens. _7,VHYT11GT0NNURSERY, Upper Holloway, 'Islhngton.-J. CRtOONM, gratelul t(o his Friends and the Public In Ft eral for Fast favours, begs respectfully to solicit an early nasptee- ti -u of bis c soeceSTOCK of EVERGREENS, &e. which will be fouiid eonsstigoffroi b000to 0,00 vrieg,ate oles,sadadrn gal nd cmmo lauels,redcedas, hinetrc andAeranrb. "itw, lrgefaneedyewtees &c N.hi.Planting ITisured rF HE 152oPORTS (suporior) Per QUARTER PIPE.- BU THOMPSON and FEA ON, of Holhorn.hlll, acouaint purchasers efine ort inthew'sd. hatthe hae itist cmm pe ted a large pur- chae o th fie WNESof he intge 1520, which are of high thaactr, ~ig eireelypue, eryfruty ful o boy nd flavour, sadat resnt n te Ioes coditon or ayig dswnduring the boltimig sason:pric per uarte pip, incudin ask,23!. l Os,; e, 5 guneas Thmpso aid FeronFeeifuly Justified thei heowl'i~gof tesewinc li eumistng teirresonsiLi. lilty as to their superior flavour and charuater, and It will be seen that in price they de not exceed 13s. IOd. per gallon, or 35S. 3d. per dozen, ottles of thelargest Cize. Thomnspson and Fearon have also a large Palloe. or CAPE MADElIRAS, at 8 guii,eas per nuarter Pipe, or 6,. 1te Paronl or i6s. jer dozen. In SPlIRITS, bot% Foreign -aAd Bri sh, 5hompRon and Fearon hatve now in stock exeellent Cogniae Brandy, at lIe, per g:aollo; genuine Jarnaica Rum, 2 years old, 12s.; superior Savoured E3nglish Gin, 8. to i2s. PORT WINES, old in the wrood -i-is.,. and exceilet fuHl bodied Port, which Js full of richness and lavour, 36g. and ldsi.; genuine Sherry, 33s.; Rnd superior Pale Sherry, de.; together syith an extensive StBck oa Foreign Wines, of Ihe highest tavolr and character, aud Foreign Spirits of great a e, sad of the2 most superior qunall ty.-Tnom pson and Fearon.H oborn-hill. T HE BRITISH GUARDIAN and PROTESTANTf I ADVOCATE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER of this day (ptbilshed by J. Brewer every Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at No I, Weling. t1n-Street, Strand)i vill contain the followiig artlefes -. Copious Ex- traste from Miedwin's Conversations of Lord Byroii, 1uit ptibilshed. 2,.Aff;irsof Greece, by Colonel Stanhope. 3. The Morning Herald and the Rev. J. S. Sergrove. 4. Origioai Strictures upon the Delays In Chancery. 5. CoL. Bird. Caps of Good ltope, and Jesuitiam. 6. Jesaitisnl of the Holy Alliance. 7. Meeting of the British Catholic At-nrsedati,. B. Alarmiig increase of Papists, and Address to his 1ejestrs Ministers. 9. .Ur. Fauntleroyr-Maidstone Robbery-Mr. Pltteherieatiog of CoinDon Council of Lotldoim-Titlies, &C.-with aU11 other i nportant In toliigenc both dom estic aond foreign. -FfOUiND, in Camberwell-grove, THREE GOLD) JVSEALS and at KEY. Whoever has lost 'the same may have thxem by applyIng at Mr. Bull's, 3, Church-street, Cambertvell-green, and ~4 R.JOSEH PEA CE dcease.-AI Perons hav- inganyCLAM o DEANDonthe ESTATE of 'Mr. JOSEPH PEACE.lat o Grek.trct,St.Anns,Soho London, tailor, are desredforhwih t sed te prtiulas terol to the undersigned. in odertha thesam ma be djutedandsettled; and all peresois ind~teI t th sad etat ar deire topaytheir respective debits to J. D. BLAK, Sole Aetilg Execntor. Palisgrave-place, Temple-bar, Oct. 18. 184. ALL Persons having any DEMA Do h SA5 El.and EFFECTS of the late JOSEPH WALTER REEVE, of Wat- ford, I erts, grocer, arc requested to sernd an accosiint of their CLAINMS to Thomias Reeve. of itunton-bridge, or George Rteeve, ,sf Watford. grocer, in order thHt theY may be immediately discharged: and all personis iiidebted to the deceased are required to pay the amounit of stvll debts to T'homas Reeve or George Reeve aforesaid. Hunton-bridge, Oct. 25, 1824. ThIONAS REEVE. Acting ExAecutor. ~ff 0 BICKORE'sESTAT.-'l'he CREDITORS ike of HNRY ORFFRD BICKMRE. late of Sudbhury, In thie couny ofSulbik.bookellr an sttioner, an insolvenit deb'tor, latly iscared romth Kic'sBech prison, way RECEIVE a DIVIENDof O. i thepoud, I prportion to thieir respective debs, n apliatin t Mr Gansbr',gh DuPont. of Sudbury, or Mr.Pewres, f 3, Oacehuch-trct,London, the assignees. CHARLES TOMTES, Oct. 25. Solicitor to the Assignees, fi50, Lincoln's-Iiiits'flClda. riPHAMIES and MEDWVAY CANAL.-Notice 1s JLberetby iven),that the TUNNEI.of the said C.ANAL was coinpleted and OPEN ED oni Thiursday, the 14th day of October Instant; and that that eyent is to be considered the comipletioni of thc said tuninel andi canal for all purposes relating to optionial loani notes or otherwise to wliseh stch completion baa reference. Biyorder of the Committee, WM4. SCUDAMORE, Clerk. Maidstene, Oct. 18. 1824. GRAND INDEPENDENT LO~DGE of -ANC-IENT GDRUIDS.-Shskspeare Tavern. Great Rumsell-street.-The Brothiers are resPectfully inforroed,thiat the ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the aisive Order wvill taike place onlNMonday r.ext, the 1 st of Nov. Oct. 26, 18 2 4.J O OHN POLLARD, Sec. A YO-UNG 0,LAD~Yof genteclfa~mily antdconnexioT.iwishes tooil,tain a SITUATION asNURS3ERY or UNDER GOVER~NESS, or as Teacher in aSchool. havitg been aiways accustomed to children: theMOStTrespectable referenices will be given and expected. Address, post paid, A. B. Postoffice. Aylesford, Kent. No offleekeeper need apply. I)UCATION.-A y ngG tean, -wo wishiewt- _j.:A devote some hours, in each day to Improve himnself in Classics, &c. Isadesirous if MEET,NO wlth aOENwTLE AN., reisidingr within 3 miles of Hiyde-park coriner, wbo wvill, for a maoderate consideration, SUPERINTEND and direct his studies. Address, postpaid,. Y. Z. at the postoffice, Knightsbridge. QUADRILLE and WALTIZ DANCING, at ALLEN an O's, late of Sherrard-street, now 19. St. Mlartin's-lane, are soon acquired In the newest style by tuntaught or listauglit pupils af any age, quite pTivate, with Alien's family, or nightly tpupl sets. Terms, one third less than f"ormerly. Ladies preferriig it, ,Instructed byNMiss Allen, who with her brot her teaheles the harp, pianoforte, gutitar, anidscience of sing-ing. Mtusicians provided for parties. nUADRI LLES, WValtzing, Minuets, Gavottes, and 4x*,everr other style of fashioniable DANCING TAUGHT by .Mr. WILLIS, 41, Brewver.street, Golden-square., privateleesons at all hurs to untaught oir incomplete puxpils of any age. wishing privacy anda cx- 1 edition. A select academy every Tuesday and Friday evening. A uvenile academy on Wednesday and Saturday. Also a muorning academy for ladies only, on Mondays and Thursdays. Families and schools panetnaity attenlded. IV YON's PATENT PIANOFORTES. L Y ON - respectfully Informs his cuAtomners, that, having douibled his number of wvorkmen, every exertion Is being used to expedite theair orders: anid he assures thlem the delay has arisen soeily from the ar- raRgesnents and alterations necessatry for carrying on his concern oil Its present extenided scale.-Natssau-strcet, October 24. ,VIANICFORTES. - A very excel.le~ntSQ`UARE KR PIANOFORTE, quite equal to new,. to boe SOLD for 22 guineas, and a Grand i'lanoforte for 15 guineas:; this Instrument has 6 octaves, aind wrould be excellent as a practisinig Instrument in a schosi ; the square pianoforte h-as not been made MOre than six months, by one of the heat makers. To be seen at Mr. Blagrove's, 3, CbaPel.strset, Tot- tenham-court-road. BD LACKHEATH.-BOARD and LODGING WVVANT-_ E3 D, for a Lady, In a respestable Faminly, where there are daughi. terse: the Lady would prefer furnishing her own bedroom. Terms 60 guineas per annum. Address, post paid, to 'V. Z. Mir. Lester's, cir- cuilating library, Finsaury-place. A FIRsT FLOOR to be LET, Fulrnishfe~d,to a snl L3j Gentleman, in the houseorsa Private Family, whbere there are no children or other lodlgers- The situarion Is airy, and pleasant, antd the termsi noderate. Respectable references reovtred and given. Apply to Mir. Gordon, baker, ClaYton-street, Keninington. 4 especabl FA I i,o the Surre id, aVng moero n their house than they want, wvish to LET the PIRST FLOOR, oni mioderate terms, toI a single Gentlemian c,r Lady, with her own servant. There are no other lodlgers, and the siteatlen Is particularly cheerftul and airs', and withini 20 minutes' wal1k of 'Chanige. For cards of address apiply at Messr3. Smithi and Elder's, I158,_Fenehurelh.street: or at MIr. Hickman's, 89, Borough. IRST FLOOR tRbe L 'ET Acom~modi`ous and( ele- Fgant FLOOR to be L.ET. aLt 12, Cecil-street. Strand, ec,rmandlng an extensive viewv of the Thiames and Surrey Hills. The floor is acconipained by kitcerei, cellars, and attic. wvhich mnake It an exceed- ingly eligible residence for every desirable comfort and, convenience. Also, on the same premises, a large and comnmodlousts Room, 32 feet by 1 7. and 12 feet high, particularly well Wcaclated for the me~eting of a scientific or literary society._____________________ OARD and LODGIN,\G.-.-, Wid1owLa-dy of re-spect- 'B ability, occaspvIng a commodious and Pleasantly situatebhouse, In the vicinity of Orunswiek-square, Is deslrons of receis-ing a Gen- tleman and his Wife, or at single Lady or Glentleman. As INMIATES of her famrily: It is helieved that CheY cviii inset writh manyuusa advantages. A private sitting roonm maybe haLd. Unfdeniiable refer. ences wvill be giveil asid expec tedl. A4dress oards may be bed at 47, Lamzb's-conduift-street or atiMr. Breachi's, grocer, Po'slt-y. 13OARD) andI LODGING.-In a genteel andl airy aitaa- A Dtion. issth. Immediate Vicinity 'if 1.6ndon, a Lady of- rea9pedt. nbtility wishes to RECEIVE onie or Owo Ladies, as iNM XYTES, isho niay rest assured of find:sg in a, reidence with her all the Cons- forTts attached to a culet and domestic hiome. Thc most satisfac- tory references given and required. Cards of address rosy he had by ail,pling 1Wt by letter, Post paidi f,,r E.F. at Spencer's library, Lamrb's- coiNuit-streel ; or at Butler and Gale'is, chyrmists, 27, itudd-place WVest, near St. Pancras church, New.road. UPERIOR BOARD and( LODGINTGT-Thjs -ESTA.. lJ ILISH MENT. which Is delightfullY situate wKlkithi two doors of J Russel-qare, offers a truly genteel and agreeable RtESIDENCE to Personis of respectabIllity, wvho wvill experience the ninst liberal treat- incut, and find every attention paid toi their domestic comlfort. Thec miost satisfactory references wvfli be required slid given. Cards Of address maty be had at 352. Oxford-street, and at 2, Store-street, Bedford-square. 7T' 0 be ADVANCED, on Mortgage, ?2,~000, eite l IL oe crn c10 mallsum. Fo paticulars apply to Mlr. Se,.rle. 121 Feterlan, Feetstret:allletersto be post. paid. jLJJever desripttin,warrntedbestquality, prepaLred for all cli- mate, ma hehad t Smth ~d C.'sfactory, Little Queen-street, Hoibrn, ondo, 3 percent hheperthan any hioulse in Lorudoii f'ne. maes. alls bagtells, &. Potable billiard tabiles for th'e EWV MUSCATEL RAISISi ucc~ INPRICE most rcspectfuliy acquahits the NeIdlitY and Gentry, that he hals iust received lils first annual supply of new MTUSCATEL, RAISINS. jordani Alunonds, P'istachio Nutsu, Frenchl and Impierial Plurns. Dates, Xpricots, Greeusgages, and mixed fruits Iii small boxes.1 swith every variety of new foreign fruilts, at his Itailian Wafehouse, Suffiilk.place, ohpiosite the Opera Houise, Havroarket. ('1 REASE's ES' PHfALIAN I QUI-D,with -Vervy stJ itte toube ad at n trifling expense, Imparts to hams the true Westbaian lavur,and le an excellenit article for the preparation of hun bef, onges,fis *&s. withouit the tedious process of s,i and ryin. I Setlesat ls. each, with printed dirQetions.lS?j whoesae b Craseand SOR, 53, WVest Smithfield, Londoii and retail by tes ilmn, rocrs, &c. throughoiut the uiiiited hingdom~. LEGANT DRA~W ING ROMi jl'eWANTED to PURCHASE, fog at large room, a complete SUeTT of FUR-NITUIIE secondhand. lexcept lookiiig.glasscs, mifrrors, or ear- Pee)l; likewise a hiandsomte 4-post lied with bedding, fuirniture, &c. collt.Commiunicatidons by letter OTIlY, addressed, post paid, to 3, GratQeen-stee, 1icohli'-inn-fields, will he Immediately at- te-iuded to. ~EW BRITISH LI B RAR ad AIG N-i ROOMS.-STrEUART andit PANTON, 13.9, Cheapside. TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION. Class I.?. XSSs. per ann. ?.3 3s. Od. half-year, and ?1i l6s. Od.per qr. Class IT. 4 4s. do. 2 12e. (6d. do. I I Is. 6d. do. Class ITI. 3 3s. do. 2 2s. Od. do. I 4s. Od. do. Class IV. 2 2s. do. I 6s. Od. do. 0 LIe. Od do. Subscribers to tile three first classes have free admiasior, to the Readinig Roomn, whichi, separately, Is 21. 2s. per annumn. A liberal supply of every new wvork of merit Is added onl the Instant of publi- ogu2L_2 es 2g. Gd. wriers Cadtsft, and Passengers, that they cant obta:in the, whole of thtlr EP,J '1xNIr S, on the lowest wholesale terms, at his Ware- hous. rn bard-street. (lelco shirts, beginniug at 2s. 3d. ,white jean trouser.S s. 6d.; Jack-ts Cs. 6Id., cravats, dressing gowvnm, tosuels, table linen, sheets, hosiery, every description of woollen clothing, sea bedding, cabin furn!ture, trunks, said Fshil. sofas oia an improved .rlneil pe. Mirs. Unus-in be"s to solicit those, ladies wtilo are golng abroad to visit her show rooms, where they can be supplied with every article of ready.maide linien, dresses ,caps, &c. WaVFxed Wik,7d e b tiga pleasantsznell WI,lieburn. lug: old spring mnade sos,(dpelb;fnest evax lights, , 4d. ditto: composition aild sper,2. d 8rfe perm oil, withol smell and smoke, 4s. per Vallo:asuddto S.: common ditto s.; store mottled soa3, 70s, perct tr els ditto, 60s. per cw ; Ncenited Windsor an Palms 5,a.i as s e b:plin iZ tto, ditto, I&il. Cashiolily. Letters tob ad.Teaov riles are of the very first nait' psn sc riceatce r ud or sold. At ROBERTS'C -adeNniactory 3.Cad-sre.3doors fruwnm St. Mi,rtis's. lane. Orders paicke wit care fr the eountry; dJelivered fin ally part of town. lTTN WIN and ES,A-M beg to illformUldjes -and Ge-nJ~ purchasingfir the presenit season, thatithey have just received in their TOCK of WINTERI FASHIONS.'Sllks, in particuslar, of the miost fashionable colours, wlllbe fouind at smith prices as cailziot he equalled by any h,,use In themretro olis:.plafn sarceenets fromi 2s. to 3s. fid.; doubl ditto3s. Gd. to 4s. O6f. rich Gros de Naples 3s. 9d. to 6Is. Od. ducapes asid tabinets fis. to 8s. Gd.; levantines ai. lid, to 6s. 6d., fancy stripes 23dl. to 2s. Od. I striped ltsrns2.8.t i d;bilat sik elvt, 6 c6 . to8.a6diues w baretigbnet,desnps , ileadrecloth ~'LEGAN'r GREAT COAT, Dress Coats, BoedCats ki Tavelin an Opra loas, ut ipoui elentifie principles, and mad t fi te cao Ina eryeneerermanner :-Dress ceauts, froni thebes Saori cI~h,.31 6s to~l,I 'fa,,hionabVle trousers, from 27g to32s; dttowaitcots,fro Is tod 16siR. Thsepriesar r6rg.u- - --- - iu~~osalit. Eie pricmsarelp andfasitsn. dThomeansung wargeqantditie gforshpmnt orkmanlih,r anrdfasesillofnd Thoegetetavantanfa gequ andie morsbibealtrtent.oohi Ali,soldes' eil risstes n hrabtes, paivntg andmos brided,radteatinyexpe- rIenceadwrkeii tolitse most libetpauiflly tand excededinl low chargpe. Fr tene worvneie fgnlme n Oftrutbatfly vtranexcleinglsom are keptrgead Finished corasit madie if genlhou rs,vbyingsADoRDe who begs re-i fnshetfll tor aknotvmedge the vebry lbeRAlDenOuRagee, whe hags re. ivedtful sinc liacremovaleg toe 2vrcadly, anderalsenouinformi heiasfriends theie same atetion sh,,all be paid Plecurea ontnunc and a ns norsh. ertends sian of those favours so long received. A suit of liverycornplete,41.15s. -27, PIeccadilly. VEl anxious t prevent imposition, DA Y and EMARTINI respectfully Inform thte PlublIc they have, after much labour, and at very conisIder'able expense, brought to p*rfection; a Lah2,l of sueh singular donstructoii aund extreme difliqutv of xex- eutlon, thet they trust evill effectually~ prevent the miany' frauds that are dttl rac~tise do the publie. A n attention to the folloeivng. dos-it (iiof helabel will ensure the geesuisie BLACKING prepFtred by tem.A pater, Il-s ace,ofainkcolouar, eot'ers tint princilpal part,the ames f Da and arti areprisited In selilte letters, wigd wth inkandblak, nd lacd ni a hbite gro'mid; tit ad- dress P~ Holorn,is aso wite etters edged wth plink and blak, . , 5'aee u th lae pttenithe aignatureland p rice at foo ais back(ana witegrond;thepreanible atidf directions for use re-rined sbeors blck ettrs n a wvhite grouind.-17, Hig-h UtANTED, a superior WOMA1N COOK, whio can be welreomedd. Apply any norning, from 9 to 12, at Mf. Blondon's, fishmonger. Jermyn-street. W A AN TED, for I n vestmeint, LEBASE HOL-DOG-RO0UN-D RENTS. Noneo will be tatken but such ias are -imply isecured. Particulars by letter, post paid, to A. D. at IS, Charles-street, oreat Surrey.street. W~ANTE-D, a GOOD COOK a steady Woman, aiout 00, who perfectly undersad e uies, will under. talce thnanageet fadiy n sita ahn.Apply to Mr. Bon uce,opositte the 5-mnile stoeTteiam ~~ANTEDP, by a Dressmaker, a DA_YAFPPR_EN_'TICE4,% Wto whom the opportuinity will he atfforded of learning everyl artof the bushinesS. APPlY (ifby letter,pos,tpaid) toM. F. 74, White Lion -atreet, Pentonville. M7ANTED, immeditl, nisml egilar r,Family, W i henighbourhood of towvn, a steady; respectable iVorman, as good PLAIN COOK~, where aL houxseRiaid is kapt. F or particulars apply in the forenoon ILt 80, Sl1oane-street, Chelsea. W'~ANTIEDi] smllfaiy, a respectable youtng WOMA"1I, for needlework and attendance, anid who, would he disposed to make herself generally usefuL. Apply at '15, Rath. bone-place, betwveen 30 and 12 o'clock. W ~ANTED, an acieyug Woinan, not under 2?5 TV years of age sHUEAD rdt aet also Re Kitchen- maid, In a large? fuml inteCt.A es ear's character wvill be reqtilred. Apply at ,Ro-ae hmrig ANTED,' immediatl, n a acy wholiesale W Waehouse, a YOUTH. Hfe must be aestInainted with thec trade. Appy t 7, Condusit-street, Hanover-square, before II o'cllock in the monng. lIT ANTED, a CHILD to ETNR, by a re- WV epectable helty&'oung mnarrie Woanwt le breast of mik;heg irt hid rc, pest pad 0A .a ,King-street, Lambeth-walk. ' TANTED, in a Tailor's So ofrsetblty, a WVyoung Man, of good ad dress ndsproabite,sSHOP, MAN and CUTTER, wh ose chatracter wilWrtesrcetiquiry. Apply at .57, IlolLornl-hill. WI ANTED, in a Famnily, 45 milies from~ London, wvvherEe WVa kitchenmaid Is kept, a rery good COOK. Inquire at 209. Oxford-street, betwveen tlhq hours of 2 and 4, To-mnorrow (Thursday), October 28. IIANT.'ED, a HOUSEMAID, fronm 25 -to 0 years of VVg,In a smaU family, where,aio m.ota r et h mnust workwflaher needle, and--haOe a seood charapter.from her last place. Apply In the mrIng from 9 til ITS, at Mr. Lawrence'g, baker, corner of Upper Fitlzoroy and Warree streets, Fitzroy-square. ~T~ANTrED, a SERV ANT of ALL-WORK., w'ho must atlso be a good plain cookc. Shie mnust be of inidustrious habits, cleanly, and not exceed 30years of age. A Wanis kept to clean knives and rub furniture. Apply at 41, Noble-street, Clseapside, on Friday next, from 12 to 3 O'elock. I~ANTED, by a Youth of liberal1 education, 18 years Wof age, a SITUATION Iu any Establishment of trade, where he can make himself generally useful; salary no object: referenees of satisfaction will be gives. Address to A. B.at Mr. Stone~'s, haIrdr,esser, 13, Speldhurst-street, Brunswick-square, WI ANTED, in a Ladies' School, on tie se-coast, an 7v UNDER TEACHER, qiitaliSed to Instruct the junior classes, and tormake herself generally useful. As arenitizieration for her ser- vicessshe willhave the beniefit of instruction. Likewise, an Appren- tice Wantedl, wvith amderate presmiumn Letters addressed, postpaid, to A. T. at the post,ff)icc, Margate, will be ttended to. W~ANTED, in one of tie first houses in the neighbour- Whood of St. James'si. where they wivll he treated In erery respect as a part of the famrily, TWO APPRENTICES In the Dressmaking: nione but those wboso conne-clsnsare highlyrespoectable wvill be treatedI wvithi. A premiumt expected. For cards of address apply to Mr. Ster- linig. 21, St. Paul's churchyard. W NTED, as BOO0KKEEPER,aIOUn Man, who ca iethe most undeniable testimnals11 Iast chracter and reel ability, to take the ch~arge of a set of books: one who lias some knowledge of thie. general business of a warehouse would be pie. ferred. Letters addressed, post paid, to R.S. 5. Lov-el's-court, Paternos- ter-row.,willnmeet proper attention. No application without the name at length and referencesg will be noticed. VIANTED, to PURCHASE ESTATES, withouta WYMansion, to the amouint of ?100,000, In any of the following cou1ntiesq,viz.:-Berkshire, BlucklnRh&rmshire, Hampshire, Hertford- shilre, Kent, Mivddlesex,Norfolk,Suffi,lk,Satrrey, or Sussex: no property of less valueititan X20,O000 can he treated for. For other information apply to Messrs. Wyatt, Soti. and Utton, lanid agents, New-inn. Lon. don., All letters to be post paid. ~IANTFED, a COOK and a NURSE, a short distance WV from town: the cook Is expected to understand her busi- ness and to take thie chiarge Of a em~ail dairy, and shie mnust allso untderstand baking: the nuirse Is expected to take the charge of an infant anid muzst he a gnodc needlewvumani. No one need apply whlo cannot have an undeniable character. Apply att 72, News-gate-street, from 10 till I o'clock., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'TANTIED to BORROW,e)n Mrge(o poetyin WVone ofthe finest of the British CNViswhr h lw r the s4ame toucieing the recovery of debteasin nln) h U of ?500, for shunti two yearA. The interext will b eual adb one of the tirst houses in'London. Security, will alob sc npoperty In Irelaid; likewise the borr',wer's lifewil bemce.Frfrther in- f"rn,ation, &c. apoly to Miessrs. N1adox, Sydney, and Goodmian, soli- citors, IR, Auistinfriasr. 'TANT ED, a single YOUN-GMAN, 'without incum- wV branee, wvho has a compiete knowlegei of the waRtehmak- Inghbusiness, to Superintenid a respectable Establishment at Olbraltar. fie swill have hoard, lodging, and washing found him, and a good salary. Apply by letter only, posit paid, to P.E.C. Messrs. Roystoni's, 41, Old lronad-street. stating terms and giving unexceptIonaFble re- ferences as to abl ity, character, and sobriety, atnd any person not aile to fRIflh these requisites need not apply. ~~ANTE 1), a voung Man of respectability, by a Houce wV In the Winie Trade, at the west end, as CLERK. He must write a very good hsnd, understand accounts, the duties of a counit- luh we, wo the bnsoshos ia~iosss be diligentt and possess habits of busIness, and a desire to be useful. As the hours of at. tenidance are only from half past 9 to( 6o'clock, and the duty nut difricult, a. remunieration of .501. a year Is considered sufficient at fir-it, and proper encouragement will bt given If serviceso are ren. dired that call for It. He must board and lodge with some family of whose respectabilitY the adlvertiser caa be satisfied, and unex. eeptlonsHbe referenices and seeu ity fur 1.0001. will be required. Ad. dress, post paLid, to X. V.Z. wiitni spectimens of hanidwrIting, to be left at.iMr. Jennings's,_bookseller, 2, Ploultry. IAN'T'S a SITUATXTON, as BAR~-MNA'ID,a respect- WVable young Woman, wsho has lived In the abaove capaLcity, and Can have an unideniable character fromi her last situation. Address, post paid, to A. B. at 5, Curriers'.hall, London-wall. No ofilcekeepez need alpply. W~ANTS a SITUATION, as HOUSEKEPR rt WI SuperIntend the Bar of a respectable Rotel Coffeouse, or Jnn, a 'very, respectable middle-aged Female, who Is atve, and tufRs been accustomned to the business: Is competent sokep tht hooks if,required, and has no objection to the coutr.The most resipectable references can be givenl. Address, pos ad to W. W. at Mr. Nimo's, baker, Heatheote-street, Mecklenbr ls-qare. Nc o,ffieekeeper need apply. AW.-A Geiilteman is desiroujs of obtaining a SITUA- TION in aSolicitor's Office, to undertake the Management of tle Chancery )evaitment. Apply by letter post paid.,to W. H.D. atMr. Mills's, ftationer, Scrle-street, Lincoln'-s-lnss.fields. F0P1COACHMvAKERS and Othiers.-'WAiNTED, as TPARTNER, In th4e akbove linie, a steady findustrious Alan, who can commiand asmall capital. Situiation in thieountry, excellent fot business, wvhich is9 greatly oni the incresse. Apply, from 6 to 9 p. m. to H. W. at Mfr. Bocamisfits, 2,1Hunter-street, Borough. 0 PARENTS anid GUARDIANS.-WVANTE,b T~ Public Notarv,a young G-entleman,sz arn ARTICLEDCEK to board sod lodge wvith thje family, by W4hom lie will betaedi every respect as (ne of its mnembiers. A premium will be required. Address, Post Paid, C. D. care of Mlessrs. AMoore and Son, 6,3, 1Bishops. gate-street. Pj0 AUCTIONEERS, Appraisers, Uphiolsterers, and Tlothers-WANTED, by aL roung Man of respectabilty, a SITUA- TION' as CLERIK. tie hias for t le last twelvemonths been In the office of an auctionteer. &c. (his present employer,) at the west end of the towvn. A line addressed to A. U5. 18, Newcastle-street, Stranid, will mseetwviti, I.mmediateattention. 1 'LIGIBLE A TN ERS91P.-An immnediate Oppor.. Etsnity offers for a Gentleman of highly respectable connexions, whio can command 4.0001. to join a lucrative mercantile concern, wvhich has been in the family 75 years, and for the last 3 ysars has paid 25 per cent, on thte cap,ital emplioyed. Particulars may be had (by Principals only) at Jack's coffeehouse, Nlark,lane. FOOTIMAN WANTIED, in a respectable Family, A n illes froinstown; one who has lived at least ayearin hisla.st Place, aLnd whlose charmcter wvill bear the strictest Investigation. In. quirs at Myr. AWarmlOgtomn'4, butcher, Leadenhali-zaiarker, between the hours of'] I and 4, this day, 28th ilnst. A mail from 30 to 35 years o1 Age wvill be preferred. NOTTI NGHiAMl andTHEDAC RAE. WANTED, as TRAVELLER, in the north-west and niorth of Eniglanid, a clever, active person. wvell experienced tn the above bratnches, to represent a house, wvhose counzexione are extensive, and of the first respectability. Letters. Post paid, stating necessary parti- -culars, may be aLddressed to P. and W. Chapter coffeehouse. ~ CAICOPRINERSandMANUFAT`rURERS ,'f SPERFIE CLTH-A raveler, wlio hias been many year ontheroa, an ha anextnsieuenng,xion amongst respect. abledraers wold b 'ld o a OMMSSION in tile rown Print line, Joureystake tiree In,s a ear Hihly respectable references cani he gven Leters pot pl d,addessd to R. T. 17, SernonIne 0 GES, piri Mechats, &C.-A PARTNYR .11.. WNTE, I th Whlesle ea.Grocery, and Spirit Business withthe hanleryand oapTrad, ofthefirst respectability situate in aver repecabl, tiriiii, ad pessnt market toss-n, in thie souith of Hmpshre,sst.blihed pwars o 60 ear, inl full aiid Inereasimi Crd.T revent trouble none need pl who cainiiot commang v,01 o articulars apply to Mr. Milr , 1Hridge-street, Black. fiatif b letter, to be post paid. VffDO UPHOLSTERERS, Carpet Mlanuif'acturers, a-nd 2L Warehousemen.-A steady active YOunIg Man, who lies been manny years In thle house of a furnishing Upholsterer, Is desirous of tngaKing hiimselt as TRAVELLER, In either of the above branchles: w.Isud have no objection toe s ituatlisii as clerk, as he has beeti aecue. tomed to keel) a set of books In the aboeve businesses: the miost respectable references will lie giveni, and security to any, amount required. Address Y.Z. Mr. Burrnps. Stationer, North Piazza, I'loyal Exchanige. AYOUNG LADY, of respectable fafni-yand connexion-s, twishes to ebtainaSiTUATfON as OVERN),'SSin a gentleman', famiily. She Is competent to instrutet In the Englishi sazd Fxench Ian- g; ages grammnatfIcally, writing, arithmetic, history, and geography, with the rudiments of miusic, drawing.anef Italian. The advertiser can give a most satisfactory reference, having for somne time resided in the Above capacity,. Letters, post paid, to be addressed to S. L. H. at Messrs. Rigby and Andrewe's, Soiio-square; or Mrr. Hiarrison'ls, book-. sieller, 82. Cornhill No officekeeper need apply. JL SELERS.A DOUEUR o ?100will be Presented to any Genlemi, s-h wll rocre or n Ctive YOung Mtan a PERMA. NENT ITUATON, a CLER or TAVELLER, in a IbVolesale or matetarlHose Thldetsr rtsesexeiin and, bas been manyyear In he sationeryand hodk trd Intecuty and would have ioobject n t ake hilmself geeal sfl oerate siala'i- wa oiv tree,r si,o nie oth.- Apl b ete tYR W. A. :icrlpps, neivspaper agent, 7, Southmolton-street, Oxford.strcet i HE Advertiser, who has hitherto moved in a respec able situation, wishes for EMIPLOYMENT .e Is hi busines but wh ch is neither sufficient to oecupy his time or support him ;v}th comfort; heistherefore anxious to devote the remander of his hours to some pursuit, tho beat references would hedgiven e his rectitue: or he would be happy to offer a pecuniary recompense to any Lad Gentleman who could procure him a perma ent situation Letters, post ald, stating particulars, addressed tv A. Z. at Messrs. Dobsom, and fhason's, bairdressers, 38. ilaymarket.will be immediately at- tended to. 'FPO CAP1TALISTS.-WANTED, ill a Mercantile -_ Establishment, on the eentinent, of some standing, and of mvhose respectability the most ample and satisfactory testimonials can be given, a PARThER either actlve or sleeping, who would Invest a few tbousands In a concern Int which (as It Is purely a commission busin)ess, and no speculation allowed) there can be no risk. He will be slioss-ed 5 per cent, Interest for hiq money, and such a sliare of the proitsas ay ierafty io aree on' Te Ptegent Would be an eligi- hIs ophportunity f,sr any oneg XinI health, or for any gentleman Isn searce of a genteel and easy way of employing both tirme and capital to advan;tage. Rtesdpectable rttelrehneswillfbresquired as wea l as given. Address, post9paid,,X. V. o the ears o srs. fliy and Co. eta- A N__ APPRENT I VE W YE ,by Neele and Stock- J.A. JOY, Mtap ald Chr n-y~ c 52, Strand. A premiumn will be required. PARTNER WAN~'E~, who cn commirand fromn A 701. t 1.001. n a ery eapetabla and itterative conceern. Aedres, pst pad, A B. l~He~ctt etrs Covent-garden. 3~0 t M uIL LIies tfeistrtraiite,an h mlay be addresse to E. M tM.Brigs ttoe,9,Wo-tet Ciheapside. NoPersoial plcto a eatne o A ~~ Woman~, 22 years. of age, withi an excellent breaist of mnilk, and wose hsban it one abroad: can bave aood recommendation15 as o cealinss ndrespectability or charatcter. Address, Pest paid, to E.P. atMr. W rl's, 7, Cottage-place. Peekbama, Surr-y. estandquikes tomak erectperformers on the Pianoforte, ta 's te lbery torecmmeif Imef to the NObIslity and Getntry Hain plnt oftm em Il be mioderate. Address to 37, teddto. N. B.ilanobetintgontthcunr X2,000j~ m offom?,00t and ileasehold propry Noboenoanpasnbtfkon respectZability, willbtrtdwi.Aliepotpd,iecdfr XYZChiapter coffehouse, Paterotrry,Wlreiv eal attention. " AILY GOVERN-E.SS,.A Ldy aig- ml - portlon of the week disengaged, wishes to attend a family, In the above sittuation, She gives .inatyniction iiithe English a-nsiFrench languages, music, thorough bass4, geograiphy, history, wrWting, arith - metic, &e. or to give lessons in music only. DireLt, post paid, to C.C. at Mr. Blackman's, Bridge.gtr-eet. Southwark. OVERNESS.~WANTE, immnediately, -by a young ~ Lad, acustoed to tire tuition and management of children', a SIUATON,as OVERNESS, In a Clergyman's or GentlemanI's Famiy: he i copetent to Instruct io tile Englisht and French W~t~O1U the Writing and arithmetic, mniuse, and drawing, assace Of Masters, Address, Post Paid, to 0. Z. Mrs. Jamsons ibrry,i-ackniev.road. roost rejec yatebne reeecswl gie n enrd Leter,ps AlL GO ERN SSA yungLay Of respectabi.. lity, and of several years' experience In tuition, having three day inthe weekdisen gagd.is desirouisof ENGAGING With aFamily asDAILY GOVER,NESS.VShels capab.le of instructingin theharp,pIano, sliaking.drawilag, velv-et Painting, French,English,wrlting, arithmectic, and card work. The neighbourhood Of the C10I.,Westminster, Pen- tonville, and Stamnford.hill will be preferred. Termsil, Including in- struction on the harp, 71. per quarter, n'lithout thec harp, .1 guineas per quarter. A sine-tonied Pedial Harp, by Erat, to he Sold, 6-octave arild swell, for 28 guIneas. Tue hbtrp taught at 2s. 6d. per lesson. ApPly, p.ost paid, to A. B. 2*8, i-gh Holborn. Schools atttended. ITNFURNISHEDl .-WATDORETnLA bi 'y a Gentlemani and his Wife, wilthouit faml,etralo rerited HOUSE, or the Upper Part oif a ti-ouse inwhcterIsn samily ; the latter to consist of twvo good rdzed sittn om,Io equaRlly goad bedroomis, serventa' reomis, kitchien, sI te ovri ences. Tile situation t" be P831-mall, St. James,s-street. Picadilly, or aniy of the wyell aired respectable strezta in, tile immedi'at vioi-ilitr-. Toally tradesmrani desirous of letting the upper part of his horuse it, advantage tlils offers; an opportunity Seldom to be mnet wvith Adidres- wirlh every particular to A. B. ait Messrs. Hill and Avellns's, 62, Pir. cadfllly. mu be LT inFeet-street, APRTMENTS, Unfuir- T, ilshedl M aso the convenience tof show In front; or if required, roomn could be letof to make aL sniall shop. Terms nioAerate. Fur- cards of address. &e. apytMrHio', 2. WAater-laine, Fleet-street. mu be LET, a beautiful HUNTiN-G BO0X-swith ii~Iecolihhouse,cowboorse stbing,and 4 acres of land, situatte I not deirabe pat o Norood,(abot 2miles frrnm where thec Surrey l'orinds start,) commanding most delightful and extensive View-s. For partileilars apply at 355, Fenchrurcii.street. 7ffWUe-1LT, at Claptoni, fr 6 or 12 moniths, a small IL_ convenient neatly Furnished 'HOUSE, In the rmoet pleasant pairt of Clapton, consisting of dining and drawising reoons, 4 bedrooms, 2) kitchens, garden, and yard, For particullars, apply on the prenilses, opposi te the pond,Clapton. Stages to and iromLondon every 5 minutres. vrO 0be LET, -toggeth~err or -separate-ly (or-a, Lease"mayy be JL. Pturebased), spacious PREMISES, In resent good repair; cuasi,t. lng of 2 large rooms, with manny conveniences attachied; one of Whi4ch roonsa is unlusually eleganit, slid 50 feet by 25 feet, Thley are adapted for auctions. puhlic Institutiors, artists, and a v'ariety of purposes niot requiring a front shop. Aleo the entire tJpper Part uSa colal. miandling Dwvelling-house. The principal entrance to the whbole rery- attractive, anid the thoroughfare most comimanding. .-pply, at , Great Newport-street, Soho. Attenidance daily from, 10 till 2. TOcHYMISS andi DRUGGISETS. - To be DIS- PfPSDOL an establishe~d CONCERN, in towvn. For Particulars address, post pai'd, to Jl.H. Ft the Cha pter coffeehouse. ASS3.ABLY anid GATE HOUSE, Ifg_hg~ate.-.To-bbe ADISPOSED OF, the LEASE and GOODWILL of that old cita. blished CON C.EIN. For particulars Inquire on the premisea. ACONVENIENTr HOUSE to be LETl~,w%itth imminied(I~iaatte AX possession, suitable for a small faRilly, In Easton-street, F,uston-- square. lent:451.persanrrun. S'atisfactury references will be expected. Apply lit No. I3, ifNRAVBNSTREET, Strand.-To be SOLD, Nie _1LEASE of a HTOUSE in the above street, In complete repair, coimprising diniing room, office4, frolit aLnd hack drawing roomas com- nmumleating with folding doors, and 6 bedroomis. For paxticulars app13ly t eszrs. EdwardS and Evison, lawstatlorters, Temnple, a wel etabishd GOCE's HOP Ina populous neighbour- hood atthe estend f te ton, ith he ease and lixitares btoh sol. Cmin-inwtl beabot 301.Forcars of address apply to Mr.Pag, olma, Cawfrd.tret; r r. Ptan, 57, Tottenlham.i CRCKLADE, Wihts.-.To be LET orSL,avry desirable RESIDENCE, writh conivenientOubidnsGae, arid Land. The houseIs In excellentrpi:hegdnweteok, and a plentiful supply of water. Frpriuasapyt ess Baker and H-odgson, Solicitors, Lineoll'-n-iis hr lno h house may be seen. VOREIGN SUFFERA3NCE THAXR-F-T-o!be LET A: or SOLD, an extensive FOREIGN SUYFFERANCE WHARF, with accommodation tor vessels of .300 tons itroilgside, eapacious arid well arranged brick-bruilt Warehouses, Vards. Sheds a couvenient Family- Residenice; situate within a short distance of the Royal Exchalige. Apply by letter, post parid, to Mr. Southey. 191, Tooley-street. ST,.APAUL's.-T!o be LET, UJnfurniished, tie UPPER PART of a HOUSE, situate in Godliman-street, Doctors-coin. mos consisting of 5 excellent roomis, together with the kitchenis, offlees.`, andacellazingon tihe basement; the wvhole fitted up in a genteel mfuz,ner, withi every coliveniene, water closets, &-c- and lately painted arid Put Into complete repaLir. Inqutire Of Mir. WVilson, i'eokseller, corner of Deales-eourt, St. Paul's churchyard. 0 OWFOLK -STEE, rad-obLE,n Lease. for 20 years arid a half, with possession at Christmas next, a good FAMILY HO(USE, consilstinig rif 5 stories: thle four uPper Stories contain four rooms each; the basement story convenientiY arranged, wvitht extenisive cellars. drie premises are well adapted for a bairrister or professional gelntlemiani. Fojr particulars apply, post pai d, to Mr._M1,anrling, 6, ClemenVs-iniii. ~HOU~E tobe L ET, on L E A SE No 2, rvr ? steet,Strad, cmmaning nloerruptedi visits of the niver, the urry hils,&.fromevey widow A ost Pleasant and de,rn- sHe rsidece frn getlemn orsmallfamiy, rqu!:ring only fouir or arranigements, niow Occupy tei thei. dN SALE, MONMOUTfHSHR AA,F 14 SHAPES in this wrell establishied concern, dividingawell secured and clear dividend of 101. per share. The h,rospects of tile canal, w'hich rimns through a counttry full of Iron mFines slid collieries, arid thie mainifiactories Increasing in niumber yearly, are very, flattering. Tliepurchaser wtill beerititled to the half yeirly dividend that w;ilije declarsd 'aiad paid in Decomber next, Apply at the office of Mt'. M. Ritane (3snecessor to the iate Hr. Scutt), esnral and dock shlare and estate brok-er, 2, Great WVinclrester.street,_Old Broad-street. rp 0 RETAIL BREWIE RS, Dy_jrs CkIeepere &~c... 3-~ To he LETr, or th-e Lease to bie Sold, commosdlouis PREMIS,Es, wvith Dwelling-hiouse, Stable, &c. attachled, all in comiplete repair, at a moderate rnit; free from rates, taxes, and insuranice. Anly persoli In n-ant of such premiises will find this tit oir)Portnanit7 wvorthy of atterntion. For a retail hreo-ery there in no better situatun,n, being fii a populous neighbourlnoud, and in urlc of thelrreatest and most rapidly inecrasing tho~rosughfares leading to tile necks from W'hite. chapel church. F or particulars inquire UP thie gatewfay, 12, Church. lane, Coinmercial-road. 0TH IC COTTAGE ~ be LT, ur`nished, 'near Harro, fo 6 mnths,withthe roduace of a good garden: the ous is iral nw, s 'ien s te. furristure: the situationj althoug commaning extnsive ies,Nis arm, beinig comllletely sheterd fom henorh ad est,ina good nelghmsOurihood arid neara paceof orsip:it ontins3 sttIng and 4 bed rooms of modeatesiz, sablng or hose nd chaise, wfith every' Other convniece: utcers nd aker cal daly;to a small' famliv withut hilren t wll e le fo a uine a s-el::to a sisortsma ii It mghthe n acuistio, beng r; he cntr oftheBerkeley ilumit. Apply(b lettr post paid toMrs. Hae 1,flcligharm.street, Strand 'XTALUABLE and EXTEhKSIW_ PPEMIJ_1 7est- V mninster, to b;e LET, oni a Building Lqase, for any ternimi ra ost desirable SITUATION for a PLANT or NIAN'UFACTORY, situatte in St. Ailm's-street, occuipying a frontage of 72 feet by 1251 feet deep, or thereabouts, wi th two faliliiy houses, and granary of three fie,srs next the street, 6 dwelling roo3nis, anid workshops Over, stabling for 5 horses, mnill roomp, light wvorkc4hoIT, 105 feet lo1mg by i6 feet wide, numerousg domestic offices, op en aLn enclosed shieds, me. at the back Of ironses, 'yferin also an eligIble epportunity for the erection or a square of mo- nfer.te sized houses, theare being an itmmense quanitity of cornvertible materials for rebuiilding atpr,eseniton thesite. For to view &c. apply to John Eversfield, aucti)oner, &c.3, Little Smlth-strect,Wcitmuinster; or 17, Coal Exchange. USMEX-MASION HOUSE.-ob LT n furnished, ansi entered upon Imimedliately,ABUNp~. coatainring diniing roomn, 25 feet by 19, drawing rmnelyt e sme and a breakfast roons, which hiss folding doors laigtthdrint roomn, with excellent ofilces on the ground floor ndcpaiu cella undrneth S oo hideambrs beids 3 frsvntonheirst flor,andgares oer sabls or7 hrss,coasebue ale n, anddeprttlo ofa mal maor lhay land thtnatmydose to ave a fa as34 aces.Th hosestandsuoa plaa t s t roa, hih oesthouh Irepais o Abourn. Inuire of M-r. Pn fol, .1,Lincori'-In-fels, on on:Ifby letter, pos p aid. rro SHOOLASTER andOthers.-To be LET, .1.. n Lese, wthou any renIum t lltat capital H-OUSE, with larg garen, ituae atSunbry, r5 mles froor London. whieh has eendeeed ne f te frstscholsin the kingdom for a great numbr ofyear. Coductd hr theRev.Dr. Moaore, and sinice by the Ite. D. urtes,whse eas hs epird,and.is known sSubr saner mailibsata rpi.Te sehool is too n-all known to sat any fairher explanation, and was occupied by the two lasit tenlants upwvards of 40years, arid toa good tenant it w,il be let on very, moderate terms. Iniquire on thepremises, andto view, Frencb.street, Sunbury,w!tRbirr Smile of Hsnipton-.eourt. Aperson on the premnises will show then), and alpPteatiosi may be made (if by letter, Post Paid) to Mr. Hlaynes, 14, Kennliiston.plaee, near Vaauxhall. j SHMANSWVORTIH, Hauts.-To be SOLD by Privat ,&Contract, a desirable FARM,. consisting of a good respectal amy efmbuse, wvith all requlisite outbuildinge and laberurars' cot. tag-es thereon, and 433 acres (mvore or less) of Ia deoit o which abou t 3s0 are araRble, 14 meadowvt 1 5 pasture, and 27 w oor cop iee. There is air abundant stock of t riving timb,er On the estate, fit eTther for conversion or sale, to be included Inu thle purebase; and the land. arc In a good state of cultivatlon, the premises having b-een occupied by tbeproprletor fur several years past. Iniisediaite possession may be had. The tenute Is copybold of timlieritanve of the mnanor of Re. chlngarwill. An annual q,ust rent is p.ayable, and herlota, but tbefinuse on death or alien4tienbeing nomrinal lbs vialeisnearly equal tofree. hold Ashanwrth s ina god eisnry for apartinig, a miles fromi tIle market towns ofanAndover, inn Hanks, andaN tias popety resntsairurmssu1 otursity fo~rY investment anda tire fatrm on lease for 14 years at he entof 0Ol pe anum.To Iewthepremises apply to bisr. Willam Vnceig,aAshansaort andfortreaty or furtiser-parti. - Basingatoke, and OdildlBroker,n,toangey, OFFIC of te TANJORE CoMMS -----1, taci~ buildings, Westminstter, 25ttbe asthorc tN c0njor1itY to theFifthlArticleo the DeedofAgreement the East Indies oftieepranthpaietotesddedli- IngL to be Creditorsi - Tajore, of the otherparf thComin apnk e d agrecmint give NO t C T o e SCII . L fCLAIbeSmadelaet e ha b ish . ty o G zette of Satuday , te 2nt as shall have any Intrs oopse rIpsi hesue aersn' r r lecS ng ODJec~t of OD r?S mayan is4yTrzii suflicleit oppootuy do. Tne ofnlssionersi 10rther give notice,r thte heims ffie is to rceive obectilde foin writing, tte1 ther th their ofc puois So In tile skid schtedule;"Aesd that they Intenrd to proceed To theconaldera., tion of the said elalms on the 20th day of next Decemn-ber. RN, order ofthe Board, GEORGE PARKHOUSE Seretactwy. LONDON D~ONcItR. V oglive notice, t y to receive TENbERS. aesed sip t. teSprnedn' fi atat the Dock, on Wedznesday, the 3d of Novebr et,a 1 'cok,fr supplyIng the Company, for oneCyear, with ST TO RYe contract maySbe knowvn, and sarmpe ofteatle en tte Company's House, Prlnce's-street, Bank. GEO ROBtNSON, Secretary. Lon%don D bek Houe coe 9 84 N.H. No regard wiab paid toan tender deliv-ered after 12 o'clockt eon thaLt da', nor unless thie person who makes the tender or 3ome person on TIs bealf attends to answer when called for. G?^ L O Brc E z I N ;SU J ea e, L o n d o n, O to b er, 1 82 4 . n.TOTICE is herc'b,y given, r hai the General Half-yearly tiIeeting of the Globe Insturance Cocm 2will be held at teom nysO ice ia CornkAll, on Thursday, the Sth of October snt, o ck precsely. By tderoftheoard, O HN CHARLES DENHAM, Secretay. B R I TI Sj H M E R C IA9 u t h ptIR E a n d L I F E R INs eU R AaNC E C n Y n5. CoR.hlli, and. 2of SouthamptinrosRssteLetsquare, Lond`on. P)P HE teadine object of' this Company is, by comeining the c 'and econormy, to enable thie public to efect insurances at aS low a rate of premum as Is consistent with public sanfety. P erso n desiro usT of s ec uring a cer ain su m to b e p aid on t he irt e.r ceae,by peset aymnent In one sum, or by paymsent of an annaci r fALcErtain nute ber of years, Instead of for the whole o1 sife, may do toheith this Company. lncascofossby ar, loper ent. ontecat Imptd ematf the loss Inli be PAdd,lfRTqu,s'ED, WITHin INCe Eeftr No c bh made br pi weth e suminared awo'osate to. 3001. and upwards. Any indlvldsal whbo hiss insured In the Life Department feer two. whale years. an has faid three annual premions, may rtecvie 5n Badvance. tfrequired, oone third of xueh premiums, on the depesl- of the policyaslsasecurolty..- Persons effeeting assurances with this Compny are not liable tc, oontrlbutl,ns, to make good any losses that may occur. Printed proposals may be had e-tisat the Company's offics. EBENEZER FRRnIE, Managing Director. peCSlCnt hirmanPs5rman, SoNE5 Alderrman Deputy MIt~ C LY, Req. Thomnas G. Babinutn es.MltnIauterman, esq. lauesioCerIstandC. Beprasll.. 97h omton.strtas Stocks, esq. John Chpman, eq. I Thmas Vlgne e. Thomas GregIJND RENT Toh b OL, topay 7. per. WTn, Hseogtr plqe .p.rt Wrethe in Wreaorperhiroorfe,2ndpoli ofnn pqre Gerge Henry HLe-,l eeq SOhn, byoMr.eyesq N Henry Huhe,es.I eobGnretr'ch fAte tr, John Wnay, t Afinredlti l,ettr,eTh iust he prict easpp The Diirrlew c,are reTHiE?ScretPar. ando. ohis forrroetu e Sof iety rsmino:~rtil'oer;3a. whthroea ortcu9i aperopl, and 3po ias of, laxser sne 7Ki lige-er tro any extent. Aradt oe })Istreet, POrne-D, as the F. prfoeptoalsomr heobtaaaned rd attounl ant tb or, Ifgre aOd STeares,Y Serearyaoind to r th e 2oh Feole. ic larndear i7 X.Y - ar C n, Ne stree. oet y,X A H A N DCeSO E GR A Y S A D D L E H O R sE b DIO N hafhigh, an5 years old. Tar e pried iso que,1 andsad fectly quiet to ride or drive', also a blakadylo senoc wt black covered Harness, the propert-y of etea h a no ftr- ther occasion for thiem : t trial will be rne.T ese at Mr.. Brown's liv-ry stables, 30, E ast-street M chester-squaLre, RU. R. NEW MAN of egent-street, begs to inform fthie Pnb ic, thaLt his AN.-\TU AL SALE of COAC H ORSES vria tc,ke place on Friday next, Oct. -29, by Hr DIr O,a iRpstr Barbian. T ey cnsist of 22 of the finest, upstanding, well bre's c-oachhorse. in Englan.d,season,ed, full ofnmeat, andIn highcorjdition principally Sand dyexrsold, colurthays and browns; also some gos. pos-lthorses.Tobhe viewved andpPositively tobessold rithout reserve. zp RSAE,th prop-1'Iy of a Gxentleman, TWIO cev"r HORSES: orne isa browrn gelding, 35Shands high, the othier is a bay ditto. 15 handshilgh:, one 63yewisold, the other 7: both wrell bred. possess a deal of substance, with good courage, ride remarkably pleak- sant, and golvell in harnels~. B,,th warranted sound and quiet. PrLice 3f1 and 35 guineas, which is considerably less than their real lralue, Ak trial of 3 days allowed to any, gentlemian by applying to the groom, at the_Grarhound livery stables, Holborn, near Red tLion-strest. IA STRM\ iF{RE o e OD, is bandis high, ILisa young ouild horse, and wrould he valuable to any pereonc wialiting a steady animral for work; has been sised by the present owner (a rmedical gentlenman) for neairl 2 years, to draw r'4-whea2 chaise aboutlt,nilon: a gentleman mnay hlave it for 20 gu'ineas, but hei wvill not be sold to a horse-dealer or stable-keeper. Inquire at the site the Reservoir. ~~ROWNT MARE, G~ig, and fH~arness toeSL,ether tgteoreparattelY, a completeb bagi;esei 5hnds big .in god conIion, a veryo ecellent go aeinhres and has jus come fomla bg icurney, The gigIontetahp prin- riple buit witin 6months by one of the nis buieainLno, ia in exenen preervaIon, and exceedinglyligtadfsinbe wisbi harnss t corespod, The price of the woe? uiesvr2 guil- ness te mar, and30 gubisea, the gig andhres hc ot b15 g,shsaas,~ 6 mnthsback,Ma INFYbe seen, adatilgne,atthe Fox nd lonnallhrs.stablles, Cn rtain-road, hrdth OR SALE5 the property of a ientean, thee ffo-1l1ow- A log HREE ORSES:-Fiesst, 2 beautiful bay atanhope gelding', 15 and 3 nchs hgh, quiet In single and douhle harniess' logo tewilbe sl SOLD he orabrt, h bv orse Repoar rantedsoand; n ra Gra3idth wnr aefrrdto:No 49.a stablprels, emvonthe - ad e fr b r, 3 d os fo h n o-tet Covednatiordn.fr AtHonE HORESdo 'thoLvepol ovhelf gitod siand, Oraled Cara e M r,I Babc n on rd y, O t 2,at1 ditand actiornefod osatan eua ok,i aosgo cof th proprietor di'continuing the concern, Positively for unreserved and absolute sale: ?Hey b e viewed and catalogues ha d th e d a y previous. he hnd iss years , and as a huntrii hose shisoprio; h isabl tocary lstone up to the fleeest ouns inthe ingom; tria wIh bondswill be allos'edt he wuld akea suerIr earioet hrse Als a rowv-n Hackneyr. IS hnds inh hlh, 8yeas ol, wih vry spelor actioii In alt a hore fa geneal prposes, he is naube atclryt n e~ lihtpossible cmisltion, wa-raise neeyrsetsudad free from vice, and ua arisfactor-tilwlbegae.Fofr. the-r partieculrs and to view thes'ineapya anslvr n commrission sta.bles, Carey-street.Luon.ndls Nn n prineipals will be_treated ;Nith. g'Pi0 be SOLD, th roetyo L I3 rntleli, a aD ,A_ SECONDTHAND CHAISEand HARNESS; the hv-rrien aarrluesr~ A s)Second and stanli,ope in complete repair, -Hay be seen at White anid Geary's, Jo J's hness-s , L tl ae-street, Aeei orord roew- T n ir, fr-tvrhels,as good slni,,St ',s a new one,lws rc gainas.To e -e'lat Mlessrs. Ha y 5''od Axel', nier of Gui ldf ord-street Gs'-u, i, e ls oc m kr,c ' be SOLD, a haVisornelie-at IONY H I ii.nealy ew,painted yellow andi black, lined wt le n i,icklac, erychap,at Mr. Grant's, coachmaker,Sihsbid and CONDEALES-,ro be DVS. OF n the above line, a commanding double fronted 51-0?,ii a rea toroughfare aLnd imiproving 'neighabourhood, nesa' tow-, Bking cosideraLble. For furhr aticulars apply to Mr. Bull ordeslr,wi stead-street, m cs-owm s SET of CHAMBERS ntetidforo o 52; consisting oasitting room, with hdoi atdfo t callcenr, and thek use of every kitchen reqsie Rnt2Lntae. Apply on thel premises, and Inquire forMsMatn LI OE LEPREM SES nea Graeehureh-street.- iLl Th LESE o e O , S at a very low rent, of desirable PREMI,, I CCC 'rebuIltliia ; stRntiai aiid modern style,suttable to anyr oitl cncrn.Fopart clra,p~to MIr.ei I eon, Whie H err-corti, Lormhard-street, City; or to larr'ls and Fleld:e auctineer a n d ppr lsers, 2 7 7, N Nrort.street, Idaryle eonne, I ROUN RENTST0 be OLD, t pay 7per Cent. mesof ample vaie ntenihor~ flinsn pl i biy letter, liost paidit r ie,acine n saeaet i Ig~utb.crae~ent. -ed--d--u--e ~REWERY,'VO be SOLD, by r. AIASON4, a ver3r lt~an.sgBEW5R, inthe icintyWofWhtechapel.msrket, adaptedk fro th scle f te pantforeItera retail or wholesale busineme. The remses re n god rpair covenient, and held on lease, at e. trilin ret. urcasemony aout50 guineas, par-t of which may remin n scurty.Forparicuarsapply to Mr. Mason, 19, Castle. N exceedngly god COUNTY 1BUSIRN-E-SS, inntthhee genra Grcey ad il rae,to'b DISPOSED OF, 'which. presents an avantaeu Potnt o placing any youn loan fi~ busiess asthe resnt ropreto woldcontinue toeonguea and,, Ilf ree1l"irdt, inhtruc ayougmnin he business for 12 months., or. mor adantaeous wold amita yoalag man as Ipartner- Forprtcaradrs,ptpadto.Y atii5, Newmao.street ox,. furd-s;treet. OHRISTCHURCH, Hat.-~ForSALE b7AUCTION n in fee, at the Hotel, in. Christehurchb on Thursdy the4th dry' or November next, at 12 o'clock aut noon, a desirable ES rAtThE consist-. log of a asbltal mansion, called Somerford Grange,and aboutMu7 arui of valusble land, situate 2 nmiles fromn Christeurch. The maEmioe5 housetIis fit for the reception of a largea.ndt respectable farallysextersive gardens, withs choice fruit trees In fulfl bearing, greenhouse, coaeh, nouss, tabes,and otl5cr sutitable buildissz, and the pasture land lixs front and surrounding the manelon, Iin the wb'ole between 60 and 70, acres, winl be sold in one lot, and the reraatxuer tinac- s -0 TheD premises are w-ithin ashortdilstance of Mudeford-bchweeteei excellent sea bathln~, in &genteel neighUourhood and good roads; ham a right of salmon fishery, anid raluable rights In the ISew vFcorest,. Several-of the lote afford peasant _ andaavnaen staIn o Needle ast e omn eutifu view tges stRtos o bIslidi ,as thy con rviewseaof the Isle of. Wght, th, Nedeocks, and the ChatnnL For further Particulars apply at the office of Mtr. Rowd en, I n Chriatch urch a n d if by letter, t o t. os ad ('1HELTENRA , a1nd CHARLTON KINGS, Oloces. 4-/tershlre-,.SingV.~ 1beautiftul siatl n o uligMni or Villas.-To0 be S LD AUCTIN, banfr. buiRlding Mansloat the Plough Hotel~ Ctt a, anTir , the 28thOct~ober leIt In Iota. an E%T ATE, enial,g of about 40 acres of richz meado%7 land, in the parish of Cehuarlzton Ilne,Ihionmlef Che1enhLi. on the, Londoni side, It oxtends witlout interruption fr.ontbd road to the sumrait of an emiJnence which commnizds the mnost bean4. tiftullY Picturesique and 4extensive views Of Cheltenhamn, the, sUrrousad. ing counftrzs- and the vale of Gloeester. It abound& In Very ~fine Oiak timbe&n oferinumberletss amtatioAsrfor bull] gwjilovns an neaypr of it Ismost excellent brickearh aCt the sme tme; Aotba pew n Chriton church, sbIl be sold at thegmetie. AotheEstate intheparish of Chariten Kinss.caed. Ham Farm, contaiing akbout 70 or allacres Of exeeBonaetabeleand. pasture land, will be at-Id in lots at the stame, dm. it offers MansA pleurequocitatinsfor buidin, anscapital br.elg taxtb, aK mlle~X~ii'rerPect a mosIri~ veptizient DIstance one half ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ mf from Cet - ' il rmhe London road, Partiular, wIh a eyartc pan . estate, may,be had at Idasara. Wilon', Gocste~ Pole Geeneid ad Gamlesi, Gras Im-1.equare LondonMr Woo, auctoneer,Cheltehanu; he sevranl Libraries I tx