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Jj97QR _ PAIEMEN'f LAND and NE-W 8ourf tAtE , ti HsIPlHA' 4~D lLNI, PEACIRE, Co Mmand- TiOW a he wayto Plymouth, an aN tinl iee forItwo abin. and 2 r teerage pastengers.'Apy to Whisiten and HewItt, Up, F OR AN DEMEAN's LAND anid NEW.OUP WALES,ith leve totouch at M6adeira, the fixeSIP lIcA ETI. brde 40 tos,THIOMAS COLLINS, Cdrmndr' a ronifortbr~nr o~s pasengrs,will leave Giiavdieed b ttrpt t5ikivlbo~dlhO assengeras. tplyo Mfr. Rober ooa5,Ol L' QR HMBAY~lo. sail 'the' first 'week -in AO%II the an teak M tP: JAMS- SIBBALfl, -burden 700 bons . JAMTES NETiI- FORBESA CuiDmander, (of the EastIndia Company's serviea), lI3shirn'thoaEt.1ndIDo0ks; -haz.vey ytperidr accommodation for P4aecngerS.- Andqartleeaneox erlencedsdurgeo;~. For- freligto p- SaKeA")ll' to'Me.sars loglsi,- aorbea. and Co. 2, Mian&Ic,nh.us.NSt_-rct;9& or to ?T. enry Dilanhard, 1, Broad-street. T'OR MA)RA~ 8Dd CALCUTTA, -and has only rfooi for k estrb~ oodA. to clear at the Customawhaqxe. os or itfore ae I10th of December, liavinghalf her cargo positively enagZed, t c fi;leLAI SHIP L-0ORD SUF'I ELD, D. DIPNAL. Commander; burden 400 tons.,' Lying In the City-canal. - For freight or pasitagr apply to Sm11ll1 4ssd Lile; B, Old 4ewry; W. D. Do*son, 39. Old Broad-street; or EdW2ard Rule,' 24, Lime-street.- E'ORMA~DRAS-aid CA-LCUTTA, to-saithe-beginhing OfA3,2Y*c1pf6 teal-built SHIP MAITbANDI-011CHAEL goIrIN. Commiind6if'C buttien 75) toins, lying In. the City Ca'mal; fitted aOpressly.ifur.th. conveyanice of passeners,..utd will earx~z an Oxperleuced: augS ss o regt pus:apI? t o the Uotl- bnander, gt the ecrustalem.46ffieebousit-'to messrl!.'FairUe, ilonhas, And CO. 9. Hroadsreet-,buelaings-, to Thoomas Ferguson. cegs. C. BIr- -hiO1lAne; 'or to Edmaund Read, I. Riehe'es-sourt, Lime-str et. --NOR MADRAS and BENGAL, with leave to touch -at NVdecife. totafl earlyln-januaxry. the.remrn~rlrably-dne fast sail- -fn coppered SHIP"JOHN, THOMJAS POPPLEWELI,, Commander; burden-500 tonst lylngAnx the Clty Canal. Thils ship is titted exprosdiy for the conveyance or patssengers, having a poop, and roost superior aceoln,wodationy,,asd-eArries ;antexoerIencedsaurgeoni- For freight or as5ag4 apply to CaptAin Popplewell, ait the Jerusalerm coffeehouse; to 31sst Anre liuhu nd Co. 19. Colemain-atreet; or to Anstice z.xdhornlill.~ldsoutSca-biouse, Broad-sttesr. -VOR MNADRAS ~and CA-LCUTTA, will positieyai from Gravesend In all this nmonth, and from Porteuho <iT before the loth of Decess-ber, the fpat sailing otek S1111' LADY ,CAMPBE3LL, burden 750 tons; JAIMPS IRVINE, Cowmmsndir; lying In the City easial. For freIght or ?zsasa-e apply Wo Messrs. C.ekerelI. TrRil and C, Austlnifrktrs. to Captaili Irvine, at the Jerusalemn ,0ofleahouse, or la ldmu;;d Reaid.' 1 Richa's-sourt,- Lime-Street, 'T13hi shlpiks:fitted or ressly foreconvegIng p1tiseseers, anid '.rifsa OuritVdn. '-'to goodsittaken on board-wit outitrrorder,-:. ~j'ORti~ SLEIIfFRAiNCE and CEY ~LO,4;t-he greater A.pat ofer crgoshlpjsnig by Government, and will be-despatched faryisnccmh th rAew SNOW PERO,.Al IWI&LtAM RUTTER, Commnder buden 00 tns;lying Io the City-canal. Has very ent- ~er~%~ceosnoalonsfora fa-passengers, anid nalilsremarkably fRast. FoL~~ht r pasageappl toMessrs. Samuel and William Smnith, 2, 3lrlPf~l~aar, Pilpt-ine;or to Edmund Read,- I. RichePs-court, Lim~stret. o gods ake onboard without-an order. 1~URS ANT o a Dcrceof the Highi Couirt of Chan- it cry' ade n a cause IMNosatta atgafnst Varnts,' the NEXT -o KIN oi-OEIBENHIACOtH, late of Mansel-strest, Goodman's- fields, In the coiunty of Middlesex. gentleman, deceased, witho were living at the time of the death of Esther Benhaeuh. the wivdowv and Executrix of the said Joseph Ilenhiacob, whilsh -happened In or about the month of December, 1822., and the Personal ltepresenicktiv'e -or Representatives of such o hma aesnede, r,b hi aentrion- orin dfaut threoftheyWil be exclude h eeto JURSUANT to a Decree of the H h Court of Chan.- Jpcer,k. made in aL cause I Moinittat against Varitas,' the NEXT o.f KiN .f ESTHER BENHACOIS. late of Lenian-street, Go,,d- .ian's-field ,in the county of Middlesex, deceased, wvidowv of Joseph Benhiacoh, 5lte of Mansel-street, Goodman'A.4flelds aforesaid, also de- eeeSed, who wvere living at the timeof her death, wvhich happenied in -the month of December, 1822,) and the ,per-orial nepresentative or Representatives ofsuich of thea; as have slince died, are. by their sol)- 'lcors forthwith to comie In before Williamr Wingfield, esq. one Of thie if1asters of time said couirt, at his chaimbers. in Southampton- buildings, Chancery-lane, London, to prove suichti cndrsd or repre- sentAtion, or in default thiereof they wrill be excluded the benefit of the Said, decree.-- 'VHE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of thie GE,NTL-Gi,, JL MEN EDUCATED at the LONDON HOSPITAL wvill be held on Thursday, Dec. 16, at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-street. J. G. -ANDREWi.14 Esq. Chanirman, STEWARDS, James Luke, esq. I- WiUiam Strget. esq. Geo. iR. HilIIIird, e5q. Richard TIppettq. egq. Richard Southiec, esq, Robert W.,ol,A-ton.e,,,r. JOSEPH WAR,Sc *Tickets may be hadi of the Secretary, at the Hospital, 20:!, each. -Dinner on table at 6 precisely. - _10CIET1 fo h UPESSIONq of MIL-NDICITY,' * kY-Tlhe Mannagers of this Society CAUTION the PUBLIC against - BESTOWING ALMIS uipon Permsna wvho are nowv more than ev-cr in the habit of knocking from door to door, and reiating tales of distress. The mAnagers have ascertained tlhat those tales are generally clict- tions: htubin any event, thve Miaster or Mistress of the house May be as~sured that the eases, if genuine, will be attended to by this iiuatitu- tion; or-should the applicants be foreigners, b7 the Society of F'riends of Foreigners In Distress, Sirned, by order to1'5 Board, WILLIAAM WVALKER, Assistant Manager, 12, Red Lion-square, Nov. 17. 1824. COTFTISH HiOSPITAL,-The ANNUAL GE1NE- k PRAL COURT for the ELECTION of OFFICERS, &C. pursuanTt to - barter, will lie held In the Corpocation Hall. Crane-court, Fleet- street, on Truesday, the BOth inistant, being St. Andrew~'s-pay ; after wvhich, the Governors, Frien;ds. and Benefactors of thei Charity will dine together at the Londoii Tavern, Bf4hopslate-street. His Royal Highlneea the Duke of CLARENCE, Presideiit, ru the Chair. STEWARDS. 0OB. AULD, Secretary. H. R. II. The Duike of Clatrence Coloniel James Hamilton The Earl of ErrolJme Hansilton. esq. Lord Saltoun - James Ingiis, esq. James Bonar, esg. John Laurie, caq. Win. Coiurteriay, csq. M. P. AndreW Rarnsaty, esaq. Win, Fairlie,eq Thosa M. Thorburn, esq. Tickets, 20s. eah,t be hod of th Stewiards, of the Secretary, and at the bar of tileTavern. Dinner ontable at 6 oclck precisely. 'TOTICH is hiereby given, that Applicationi is intendedt * 1 to be made to Parliamnent hi. the ensuing session for lea.ve to bring In a RILL to ALTER and amend ani ACT passed In the 51st year of King George the Third, chap. 169. eatitled " Ani Act for confirminiig certain Articles of Agreement entered into between the Companty of Proprietors of tbe Grand Junction CaLnal, anld certaini Persons for sup- plyin%with wate & the inhabitants of thea parish of Padditigton and the parishes and streets adjaceat.ln the aounty oif Middlezsex;" and also an act pa"sed iim the 29th year of King George the Third, chap. IlIl, enti- tled"1 An Act 10 vary and alter eertaia Acts of Hlis present Mlajesty re- latingte the Gr ~ ~ Oand Juncto aa,teGadJntioni Water Works, nod ileRegut'sCanl, n .,derto ffet an exchallge of wrater for the beter n pplyof he tegnt' Ca;alNavgation atnd Grand Junctioni GRAHA, KINERLEY andDO'HVILLE, Lincoln'-inn, 1"RAUDULENT INSOLVENT ' EBTORS.-The M & EMBHERS of the MR.TROPOLITAN SOCIETY for the OPPO- SNIOi1N and PROSECUTION of FRAUDULENT INSOLVFNT DEBT- ORS will hold their SECOND ANNUAL, GENERAL MEETING on M.onday, the 29th day of Novemiber Instant, at 4 o'cloc(k In the after- nloon, at the Albion tavern, In Alden'gate-street, to Receive the Report of the' Committee for the pa.st year, appoint the Committee for thse yea ensuing, and on General Business. Af ter whilch the Members willf DINE together at the same place. JOHN KEY, Esq. Alderman and Sheriff, a. Member of the Society, In the Chair. TIckets for the dinner, at a guinea each,will be issued to gentlemien desirous of becomnIng subscribers, on application to the Solicitor a.;d Recretary, as under. 'rThis Society afifords particular sec;;rity acid dvantages t& all Its members, and persona residingin anY Part of the ,,un try miay become subscribeirs. 'h rules of the society may lbe obtained on personal application to the Solicitor and Secretary, or will be forwarded In aniswer to letters received, free of postage, W. C. IIOUSFIELD, Solicitor and Secretary. 12. Chatham Place, Blllckfriars, (1OLIAER DOCK, ill the Isle- ot'Dogs.-I'OTIEi IClereby given, that an APPLICATION( Is Intended to bie made to P'ARLIAME N'T In the ensuing session, for an ACT, for making, con- structing, erecting, afid mainitaining a WYET DOCK, basine, cuts, wsrehouese or shieds, and other work-s, wvithi two double entranceos 11rrnn the river Theme.s, for the reception and unloading of ships, ilessels. and barges e;igaged In the coal and cultn trade; and the gjirgoes thereof, anid which said dock, basins, cuts, wvarehouses or shed-, and other works, t,ogether with all requisite slutices, culrerts, lrairis, whbarfs, qoiays, bridges, patlhs, wvays or roads appertaining thereto, are Intendied to be made, consgtructed, and erected In the I'sle of Dopgs, In the patrish of All Sauints, Poplar, In thse county of V iddiesex; and also for diverting so muchiof the roads beisnging to the Poplar and Greenwrich Ferry Conipainy,nmade under and by virtue of an act of Parliament peased in the 52d year of Hlts late Majesty, -entitled 1 An Act for establishinig a Ferry over the -river Thiames, fromt fpreen -ich to -the Isle of Dogs, In the coun ty of Middlesex, and for oa-In- and malintaining roads to communicate therewrith"1 and for *sIy-crt g any other readIs, paths, or ways as; interfere wi;th or are teitua,.e on the st of grounid on which It is Intended to snake, L-onitlr'irt, slid%'eret such wvet dock, basinsi wharfis, bridges. a?nd other -WorkA appertaining or belonging to the said Intended dock, Dated thSis 20th day (if November, 1824. -Nowv Bauk-boildlngs. 1'1RESHFIELD, and KATE. Solicitors. T. SP7 EPULCfURE,.. Londoss.-EIigiblc Grud or l1 Buillding, att Old Brentford, niear Kew-bridge. 1fiddIleeex,-'I`o be LET, on a buildAing lease or leasesi, GItOUND, abuxtting on the turn- hilke rood, containing In front nearly 480 feet, anid fix depth 300 feet, oonsisti;lg of briick earth of the best quaUlty; to commience from Liady-day. 18325. The ground Is at present in the 'occupati,n of Mr. Jfnmea4 Malcolm, m-arket gardener. A plan may be Secel, aisd piartieu. lttra knourn on applicatio.n to Mir. Mtuon, surveyor, - Red Lion'plnce, Guftsp ny-street, West SmIthfield;. to wh,omn propotali are-, to be deli- -verca, addressed to the vicar and churchwvardens of the satid parish, 'ahom.ill 2neet. at tute Ves'try Room on WVednesday, the Ist Of De- Eember-next. by 12 precisely, to let the said ground.- - ~- WM. SCAIFE,YVestry Clerk, Duirharmyard, WVest Smithfield, -. ARROWPUBLIC HOUSE, at Erith, ill Ke.nt.-. .litL'hc OVENORS 'of CRRIST's HOSPITAL, London, give rl9rla,tbanCOM iTI'EE u-ill sit In the Counting-house of the Said - ~~'tAin ridy,the263th dayof'Novembe Instant,atIl o'olock in rt'uijJaf0~l reisly, to receive PROPOSALS for TAKING on LEIASE Tar21veas,fros hrItsas,184,a MitSSUAGE or Ternement, foldet, ad penlseseafed.or uon by the namne or sign -of the -Marow A Lesny, 'nthepaishofErih,in:Kentaforesaid. All - -peyees- tlion. t trat or hee pemiesare retquested to send thelproos;ls o te contig-huseon r bfore Thursday, tluoi 25th ~netant, an to attend the Comtteth ext day at II o'clock pre- pStly to-answer thOle proposals, THOMIAS WILB.Y,-j0lerk. Christ; Hospital, Nov. 15, 1824. - -- ---- - rl~~Ob'e SOD; befre Richard - RichardIs, esq.; one of the JLlAstesoktheCotird Of*Exchegiier, pursuant to ai decree of the * rid hur, ns8 ind Aliaseeatitied Skelhomn v. Pearson', zt theCham. ,bsr'ofie sad Matiy. N IL 5Mitrei-court-buildings, in. the mniser - IOPYH'OLP ESTAT , to tie Aereafter advertised, a ver1y desirable stbE - c02l'Prieiing fi genteel alid convenldat, fanilly hstiie, t St'th nid7rden tl4ereib lieloognglialf5Rdo a plieee of ground adjoining, with2 ouses standingf thereon, and.a meadow also- '-adjaIj)1nz, contalsinoflinp teicit earth, asituiit, at thee ngt3t end of the Grove -In Ha,,kney' in the county ofidlddlesex. Partlau srsmayshbortly be had gratis, at tIe'epffice Of the said Healter loi Mkitre-eonirt-buifdings -,r foiadssl; of Messrs. thYefd ind Johlisn, aollITJI;07,. Ring's Besicto : waik4',e;mplc; and of Mr. Allan, sol1itori Frederick'sjplace, O]dJewny O-., ,>l;eTnpt,o,rily, SQLD; pu'uaht;.tO an-Order oT -'.-I ,-;the.Hlth .Court. o,f Chanery, rn8d' 4i a caiuse ' iileA asinst. AiidradeI'Wlth the sia]irobatiorf of John ; t'ingete Harvey,-esq. one n the l'sdie's- bf the-aid ourtf ftb a persoe tone' appointed,g.him * . eoPhdtflnrotgeeLotAheRin'aasots:.n. atowoLncs dayof December tt, twn of Lanraster -and S.,a .nrge.and aonycnleuet, FEEI:Ol%~''5t* - t V}OUrsof and -. F5'ICgS~ lately 'ocdB2fdd a asKfahk <b"S,rr LLINGHOUsI mid'o.1 Chinrurh-'PftCifi5 LilchstE8r 'Withl1a garddn aeh e, d -iYhih sai'ntie dtA3:ig,- tO of tshe- Perticdlag,under'whict thc lane, Londos;,' stet'uiC;:ghl:trsG'dSBodetl QD loel3ni yare'c 'an'd 4?t .Seasres Filloun 7nS tiiggiss, -in' Lancaster. ,a,t the plsee of gale : iln&d.iheprtn9sip4 Inns il the ,neghbsoi\r$i;g.towvns. '. - uasoxfrotllt -of 'blue uoldy H-CIESi-iItE 'and ST-L-TO.; -CHEESES;, atzo-P5a.slnPr.eddbr, do3ieGlocester ditto, single- Glacester for - goastsiwfsvtktpdeuafilnrd5of faaur,y eh<eeein gagleaves, note,dIe&. Fine.ohcsI *Weemorl~id,-anI Bth hanis, asidifelt'~ Wiltebijre 'baDc6GiO rRiAf rf a5diCo. celve fresh Wbttter daily from tilecoouitry nrnd'Doracl ttnvfed?. 'evale XI'heyIave-l1rsoS prime core of stout Salt buttei1'-fos'unl3tsse, eithegin Loadon or the country, rWhich keepe oood tlbroudh then-Inter. They have also some full fiavoured old ;lhe fiiro chee3e eral.ilp ,use at a moderate price. 1pIsE ol UIGAT-B EHII. Y IXX Yp( sioned by th,e aitse fiLrie,at veh-y redul Ed^prig t r;altel tEebeise il day'(Mondayl,22d 1nstsgn loeesfer.Iluzmeseov 20,12. ..: 51IRE-ine FLJSET_STREE;}I, is;on8?quieTIqe of the '1-obscure eltuatiion.ta ehleh llr. SMstUL. ho .. v . bXlt Out In1 Br as-ide znvsages has remoyed his fariil; >onations for thllfreellef wvill be zCcsfved b-v Illssrs. lTsdudelllBlie;-GaF>i and gessrh. Lesch aind Suttle,'of .heI[oudbneo1lSe,LuCga, to wbom.the case is kcnowtn.? -L o jr usr,. !a,LET'T R'whi'cj'--W sUt ih(i3eper Post- t4 .ffice,' the ?1st d.j 8f Oetobei,!e dir'ete'o r' " Mesrs; BeWl. Gfdttand Sons, sv 1l ennierebancs. i," contninbhg.1,T'WO. BANK POST IILLS: oe fvorOl. No. q 403Stud 2d October, 1824;. ald the other for .151. No; V 5i9, dated 22geptdember, 1824 botim do nayable to Sanuel,Smitbcand Co'a .l especially indoFsed:t0 len]. ott alid Sons. A REWARD ff p(.GYJNEAS on recOVery oT the sai1d blswlbepaid, by- Niestrs.' Iteynlds axnd Co. s5, nlread-strect- htill; or byMr, Wn;* ffarrlsou,; Belper, flerbyshiXO. i',ayment ?!. the abeve twzo bllls i topped atthg B2;nk' of Engantd. LL Persons having any CLAINS onl the,ESTVATE of L3 the late GEOilOR !ARINGTQN, Esq. of Mile-remd, are requested to translitths pastittliarS thereof tb. MNr. Snelgar.,8, Charles-square, City-road, or to.ir.CCroas, 27, Nevweate-screet, the Executors, In order that thev may be dirlihasged- audcal uPersons Indebted to the said state r.re desfred,to Paythesame forthwlth* N OT IECE.-if General BLAKE does *not..'IAKE 1M AWAY i~s'CARRIAQ6 from my preminse and pay thc cx- penses, it wIl be scld ithin 14 davs froim the date hereof to efrqy tt.e .-lamne;. ' Wy!.-5altll. T, Brldge-street, Larubeth. Nov. 20, .1824. . I TNFV t2he. 'REtLATrp0NS or NEXT of KIN of JOHN I .!L bl'DONALD, late of LIssnade, In Ireland, a Surgt,on In his lMla,lesty's N2vy, upon half-pay, bachelnr, deceased, will apply to Mr. Nelson. proctor, 11, Godliman-street, Dol;ors-comrnons, they way heawr of somethig to. their advantage. QIR JAMES BLAND LA1B, Bart.. deceased..-All l7 persons having any CLAIM or DEMAND agalnst the ESTKTE of SIrJAMES BL-AND LAMB, Bart. lete of Queell Ann-street.formerly Sir James Ylandi'urgess. .bart. are requested to sevid the same forthwith to LOING and AUSTEN, 4, it-1born-court, Gray's-lnn. Nov. 18, 1824. : I LLIAiM H Y-ATTs BANKRUPTCJY.-TheCRL- W DITORS of WIILTAIM -HYATT, of Dorset-street, Manchester. suare, in the county of Middlesex, upholsteter, who Intend to prove debts under the ComTmisslon of Bsnlrupt Issued ngair.st him, are de, sired to call or send fartluiarr of such debts, nvith the secur)tics they -l9Id- etsour officei. in,o ider tha't their deposiltiosn maybe Prepared, fe#its to Uetlste-puhlc sieetings en- the 27thl Inst. and 4th D6aerrjber nuxL. - HARV9YLandWVILS0N, 43.. Lincolu's-inn-felds, R2 I(OKARDS's CoMMISsION.-'lhe CRED:lITORS fI,ho have roved their debts under a Commissloni of Blankrupt againist JA:ME:S-RICKARDS, of Newvmarket. In the county of Suffolk innholdcr,,n;syreeeiveaFXllSTDiVIDEiVDof Zs.Od. In the potlm 01n theIr respective teSts, by applying at the brewdry of 0essrs. Monre and Co. Cower East Smithfield, this and every subsequent day,, 'be- tween the hours of 12 and 2. _ C. W. (-,LYNES. Solieltor to the CommIssion. 1MTILLIAM RITCIIIE, Esq. deceased.-All Persons M T having any CLAINI or DEM?tAND against the ESTATE: of WILLIAM RITCHIE the elder, late of Keadley-grove, near Epsomi, in the county of Surrey, esq. deceased, are ree,usted Immediatcly to send tle pt rticulasrs thereof in *rIning to Messrs. C. and R. Parke. , of Greenwich, Kent, the solicitors to the-Executors of the deceased, and all Persons indebted to the estate of the decensed are desired to pay their respective debts forthwith to the said Messrs. C.'and R. Parker, at their office at Greenwich aforesaid. Nov. 16, 1I24. C.and R. PARiKER, Greenwich, F E P CREDITORS (if ally) of MATTHIEI IL BELCHRR, late of Fore-strect, Limelouse, Mliddlesex, *rine and brandy merchant, deceased, are requested forthwith to send anl accou4nt of their CLAI:US and DEMIANDS against the said Matthew cischer, either to Robert Belcher. of Henley-upon-TThames, Oxford- shire, esq. or Mtr.Joseph MIlls, of Castor-strcet, Poplar, Middlesex, cooper. the executors; and all persons inldebted to the said Mlatthcew Ble1cher sre requnested forthwith to pay the amount of the!r respective debts to the said executors. mALLOWCHANDLERS' HALL, Nsv. 20, 1824.- i'Fhe PIIICEof CANDLES vas this day flxed as belowm-NMould Candes I Os. per dozen; Store Dlip ditto, ge. fId. per dozeni: Inferior Candles, 7s. od. per dozen. Slxpence per 4ozen. to be allowed for ready money. JAIES NICHOLLS. Clerk. I AW ASSOCJATION, for the Benefit of Widows end ,4? Families cf ProfessIonal Men In the NMetrofolls and vIcinity.-A QUARTERLY BOARD of DIRECTORtS wvill be held itt New Fur- nival's-inn-hall. on iThursday, the 25th Instant. The chair to be taken at 3 o'clock precisely. CHARLES MURRAY, Sec. ("1 ENERAL STEAM NAVIGATiON COMPANY, ~j 24, Crutehedfriars.-The Directors respectfilily inforsn the Noblity, Genitry, Merchatits. Manufacturer%, and the Trade in gene- ral, that the EARl, of LIVEitPOOI. STEAMI PACKET' vill conlmenec plying for passengers and merchandise, between London anid lar- mouth, early In Januatry next, o1 whichi farther particulars will be given In due time. ( HAS. BESSE LL, Chief Clerk. f;HRISTIAN EVIDENCE SOCIETY.--The SE- %J COND MIEETI NG, wvill be-held at thcCrowi aid Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Wednesday eveninig, N.v. 24, at 7 o'clock precisely. Ad- jolirned diseussion: " First Sentence of Palcys Evidences.' Ihe Secretary carnestlYV nvites the Professors of Christianity, of all Detlo- minatloils, to afford their Assistimce. Genitlemen intending to speak muist send notice to the Rev. Robert Taylor, secretary, 9, Arundel- street, Strand, w1here, and at the tbvern, t.ckets of admission may be had. P IpBEATRE ROYAL l)RURY-1,ANE.-- TWO I fellEE A,DMISSIONS to he SOLD, for the presant seasoll, which iEifadn it cach purehaser to all pla.s, operas, oratorios, and benieflts - the price Isd5guieas ad ri.hallfesci. Apply to 3r.Kelly, turneryand toy shop, 15. Postugitl-street, Liieolnns-lmnl, rNH-E BOOKSELLERS in Londonanil the Count-y are _ respectfuilly informed, that the PROPHETIC ALMAINACK, for 1825, at 2s. 6d. beautifully printed in red and biaek.by Bensley, was published this nloriluig (Monday, Nov. 22), at 9 o'cl)ck. being the 5th year of publication. It compriles all the conitents *f Moore's Alrnnanack alid Is so simply and conveniently arranged as to sult the family circle as well for ornatment aL5 forutility. Fron thbe MSS.ofSirWm.Blracini, KI. lT.R.lmanlst. WiVlliam Chariton Wright, publisher, 6S, Pater- noster-row, LondoD. - [-4fORNING GOVERMNE3SS.=A Lady;, who has bcen engaged In tuition for the last nine years, and can he highly re' coinmended by families in which she has completed the educutlon l`f yoHng- ladies, withouit imaters, la desirous of makinlg an EN;GAGE- INTENT, eitleras MORNING G OVERNESS, or to give lexsoisseparately, In the following branches:-The English, French, and italian lauiguia drawing, gecgraphly,&c.; atlso the ridhlien,ts of Spanich. C8tterards=ed, P.,tp3id, to L. i. A. at Messrs. Monre and May's, nitsic warchouse, 1 ,Iborn-bars, will be punctually attenided to. No offlcekeeper need apply. _RVATE PRPARATORY STABL!SHM .r-NT for PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-A Clergynman, graduated at Oxford, ang residillg vitiln an eusy distance of town, wvho has for many years been engaged in preparing 0up11s for the two Unliversitics, wIshing to conduct the education of ins own sonis, intemds to alter his establish- ment, tnd to RECFIVE In future a limIted nlumber of young GEN- TLfMIEN, under 14 years of age. Hlie plan of ttiltlon. sanctioned by succe4ss, Is particularly calculated to eliable boys to profit at an early nge by the emulation afflorded in public schools. As it however can- not be coMpressed wIthin the limits of an advertisemont it has been explained, wvith termrs and othier -particulars, Ill a prospectus wvhieh may be had 6ratis on application to Riviurton and Cochra:i, book- sellers, J48, Strand.