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wiOR CALCUTTA &cCtr to sil in all Su , tine &6n A~ RIL,_;2 C -nAdSri UAR0 no,yt thee years old,, ~~4nodhmiRSomra tos r~i he London 3)0C,a-,hUram 'or Han goods osly. For freig Itapply toBEazett, Farqhar Cra7for2dand Co .71. old Bro-ad-street. iOR CALCUTTA direct, Chartexed by the Hon. East 11'ta omMly total fomGzaveaend positiv.ly On thie 9th of htszallngte't ErSOHmIzP CLAUDE E. burden 3 00 tons, TGi3eCRoLL,Comander, lyIgs In the West India Export Dock. Th sas atiperlor :cconmmoaatlona for passengers, and carries x ] ~ ndrc xurico- For passage only apply to Messrs Cockerell, Austinfrlars; to tho Commander, 35, Ruston- ho-2~C e-' rT L. *CI Hethrn, or ir. C. Groves, nt thg Jerusalem coffee-- tre or to Edmund Read, 1, Rlhe's-court, JB(OR BOMhBAY, a chartered shijz to sail in all this motth,OfChll5at Mladeira, lhas two-thirdisof hercargoengaged.- thEdne ne ox pphernedSHIIPREGALIA, btirdenI40o5tnseALEXANDER RLNN.Com nGa man4nder; lying in the eIty- Canal. lias excellent trcanln HeOr *on for Passengers. For frelghtor Ussage applY to Cai-- aa I-ein g, a the Jerusalem coffeehouse; to tIr. Robert Taylor, 10, _ :cn enss..yarup or Edmund Read. 1, RIches-court, Lime-street. T?OR. MADRAS direct, to sail from Gravesend posi- ~tlvlyonthe 6th f Jue, te newv coppeted SI-l'GOuE urthen.16oto~, ThOA lCUZeENSj nCommander, lying in the CitY ona n egx re as ir for passengc t, ad is acknowled ged to be an sugof the t5iln te55es out of the port of London; carrIes a urgon, For reght or pamage apply to CaptaIn Cuzens, at th Jer tLc coffeehorse or to Eodmnud Read, 1, Rltheh-eourt, j3OR. VAN J OEMEN'5 LANvD and NEW\ SOUTH * 5g4 WALES L;the remarkably fine fact saIling river built StIlt 1rmr VeYh4 D A NIEL FEA CW Ir te of t hle lrtom art) Co m m ander; -tUeh4cl [,tnnrs;copper fastened,eop~pered and armed,lyinghsehcNetr 3r ~sLadbOTdocks. The cecomrno aUonsfor passenKersby thlsvessei sua3ntcd Tjr ?perior decsc-iptIi, nndCatan eahe,b eNia iltinlite Wrceit th colo?nIeS, *Wil impart all requisite lolorniatlonl to board, rorX In6 y this ship, An experienced ssrgpon vwill be on CrnIchedair~e8o 6t or passase apply to Wl,lston end HevwItt, 38, COMMUNICATION .wittl DUBLIN.-The St. evr GEORSGE SvTeE3MI PACKFT salls from Liverpool for Dublin, every 2 konday, Wenesday,and Friday. JohnWatsonr,ntn.St.George *.t,n P~taket et.'ompauy'acc2,<2 Water-street. Lverpool. iYftUR IN and LO:)NDON through BRIQ7fTOL he Dubl,r iIOEl S'rTAM PACKET salls fromKingstown Harbourt Tsdubin cver*y Frld,-,y morning. at oclock, and from Bristol everl ues at the followvinghours :- 22,ue 15. 2B mornIng July 27. at 7 mOrning _?, a afternooh Aug. 3, 12 noon 2 6, B morninRg 0o, ai morning n3ly 6, 2 afternoun I 27, 10 morning 13, ,7 morning 24, a morning iLs 2, 11 issorsdng I 31, 11i morning RhapThr3?hdipacket being doubl the size, aead her engines double cr, of any packet on the Irish station, curries neither troops her ooed5 but I fitted uP for the exelusive accommodation of Pas5 5epers of respeesbllltya thxeir servants, carriages, and horses. Births asecukred by applies Lion post paid, ,irected to the St. I5atrick Steam _acket om pany, Dublfn or B3ristol, or 'Mr. Relly, VYork House, Bath. C OGAN ANNIVERSARY.-The GE;ATLEMEN bEDRUCA'PE under the Rev. L.COGAN will DINR together at theAibon aven, iJersatestret,onSaturday, June 19, at 5 n'i , HvENnRY WyAKEtIELDZt. Etgs?q. SIn the Chair. * STEWYARDS. J. L. Barton, esq. John Lawford, Csq- B. DIlsraeli, esS. Lewin, esq. Wm. Fild, e. | J. S. Liston, esq. J. H. Gurney, esq. I George Wackeerbarth, eSq. Tickets, 24s. For Mumbers of the Club, 128k 77JING'sCON(ERT riOOMS, H_anover-sqnare.-Under r 5 the express Patronage of her Royal Highness the DuchesS Gloceater, hsis Royal Highness the Duke of Cnmberiand, his Royal -dIghnesa the Duke of Cambridge, and the Noble, Direcors of lil Majesty's Concerts of Ancient Music-Master GEORGE ASPULL has the honour to arumounce to the Nobility Gentry, Cad his Friendis generally, that his SECOND CONCERT wil1 take plaee at the above Rooms, on Monday, Jane 14,1 I4. Part L-Overture(Tancredi), Rossini; Song, Mi5s Steprlenc, 'By the simplicity of Venus' dov-s,' Bishop; Duetto, MIss MIelville and Sign or Curions, Aih se pnoli' Iosini; Grand Concerto, pianoforte, blaster George Aspuli, *-ith Orchestral Accompaniments (never performed In this country). Czerny; B0Liad, Mliss. Stevens, Gin. lving worth;' Terzetto, MFadarne Ronzl de -Begnis, Mtiss Betts. and Signor Garcia, I Cruda sorte,' Rossini; Recit. ed Aria, Madame Pasta, ' Di tantt pa3pltl,t (Taucredi,) Rossini: Fantasia, harp, Mr. Chatterton, lochas; Dluetto Buffo, )ladwne -Ronzi De Begnis andSlgnor De Begnis, I NeUa easa devi avere,' Generali; Song. Mr. Kellner, ' The anniac,' (the poetry by Camabell ) Kellner- Quinitetto, Madame Renzl De Begni, Signor Garcia. 53gnor Curioni, Mir. Kelluer and S3gnor De IBelEnis; ' Celeste man placata,' (Mote in Egitto,) Rossin. Part 11-OvertureDerFreysehutz),CCarl arlaVonWeber; Duetto, SignorCurloni and Mr. Kelner. , Parlar splegar non posso,' tIose In Egit-o.) Rossird; Echo Song, HMissStePhens, IVbatairy sound,' (Flute Obligato,) Bishop; Fantasia ered Divertiniento, P'ianoforte, blaster George Aspull; Ballad, Miss Paton, 'The Banks -of Allan Water;' Fan=f Fute,M. e Costenay,(Ex-Premniere Flute de rAcademle Royale eDrde Tuilott, Song, Mliss Blelvi3e. ' Una voce pozo fa,' Rosini ReitaiveandAir Nlss ato, 'Pegno plu grato,' Cata- Jani, 'io ben per te quest' anima;' Pianoforte, .laste GeoTge AspuUI- selections from Mozart, as performed before His Majesty with the higbestisapprobation; Song. Miss Paton. I'The boldier tired.' (Trumapet, obilgato,) Arne; Finale, Leader, Mr. F'. Cramer. Conductor, hir. Great,irex. To commence at 8o'clock. 'Pickets, Half-a-guinea-each,. tohbe hadouf MlmterGeorge Aspull,IS, Cork-street r asadataU theprin- cipal mussIc-shops. ALL PERSON aigayCAMo EAD upon the late Mr. GEORGE MILLER, of Strood, in the cDunty of Kent, coal-merchanit, are desired to transmit the particulars thereof to his Trustees and ecutors, at the Coal Wharf, Stri,od, In order that the samne may be forthwith discharged; and all persons indebted to the said George Miner are requested to pay the amoUnt of their respective debts to Mr. John Olive, the Clerk at the faid Coal Wharf. E.7 NAYLOR, Stroed Streokd, Jane 2, 1824. . Solicitor to the Trustees and Executors, ]2URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- Fi ery maeI as 'Attorney General against Lowe,' the CREDITORS of MARY HAMBROUGH, lAte of StepnCy-greenL, n the county of Mliddlesex, spinster, deceased, (who died ols or about the li-h day f November, 1816,1 are, on or before the 6th day of Ju ly, 1824, to come in and prove their debts before WillIanaCm tt e.q- one of the Masteraof the eald Couirt, at his Chambers,i Sutt~' amnPton-btildings, Chancery-lane, Londoni; or in default thereof they 'will be peremnptorily excluded- the benefit of the said decree. [F3 U R R CAN T L toC a Decree of the Hi C o urt of C han - c;ry, wherein Thomas liewell Is th aintiff, and Charles ndandoterAstn arefesdan. D theCREITO of CHARL mmth, wdo (Who dole,to th q 9th of Aprvil, 51, restqcom naDapnlel tiscrldebs befoeFrni Edvanr- Ser.arfr,sq,oerti hanerylane Lodon,onurbefoireC thres Prst. da o ul. 84,or T RS UMq to a e t g t of Chan- A.cery. madefinaacause%r wein TomasHowvel Isthe plaintlifand ChalesEdmndeandotersaredefndats the CREDITORS of HENY MRGA, lte f te pria ofLangibby, in the county of Idomonh. whodid o th 12h o Sptember, 1816), are to come in ad pove hei dets bfor FracisPau Stratford, esq. one of the bfatcr ofthesai Cort,at is habers, tIn Sostthampton.build- ings Chacerylane Lonon, n beorethe Ilst day of J uly, 1824, or In dfaut teref tey illbe ereptoilyexcluded the benefit of thie said decree. ~~~~ROGERS, Solicitor. ~~ NATTON&fL SCHOOL, 82, thymust be mnai and wife, and folly competeist in ever repec toconUct the school on the national system, and the mazster must also be conversant wvith musIc. particulars ot f-bie eanoluments and duities magy be known by applinetlon to Mr. Menwell, the Secretary, at the School Houise, S2, ufgis-street. Such persona as nra desirous of becoming candidates for the above offices must send in their npplicationl, -ith testimonials of character a-nd ability, ad. -dr-ssed to the Secrets ry, before 12 o'clock on Tuesday, the 1.5th inst. when the different candidates wvill be expected to attend. Tk.EW-CROSS TURNPK.R.OD,A SPEC0I-A L .jqGENERAL MEETING ot the TRUSTEES of those Roads is appointed to be heldl on Monday, the 28th day of June instant, at the Green Mlan Inn, on Blackhbeach, at I o'clock in the afternoon punc- tually (at which hour the chair willbe taken end business comniencel, to RtECEIVE the REPORT of the COMMITTEE atppointed to consider ,whether any and what Improvements of the Roads of this Trust can and ought to be mnade Sn the vil1age of Lee, and att the bottom of Blackheath-bill, In Gree,si-ich, and as tu the best mneans of carrying such Improvements into effect, and to act thereonl as may be thought proper. gy, order in wvriting, signed by two of the trustees, Greenwich. June 3, 1824. JOHN BICKNELL, Clerk.- LI ham,seexTheVICARan CHURCHAI1DENSOf this Parish dxy.ET nteCmmte oo,a u WrhueOn Wednes. Iny, telt,daofunIntn,a9o'lc rcS'in the morn. GA LLEYo h othsd fteAidPrs hrRGING the spectedatteadCmieeRo.TecnrcotoetrIta czontract withseuiyisufcetPOtisfreuedorp- f"Thlrg the'saidwrsttheaifconothariet,bte t1 t day ot ugs next. PrOpalsto be delivered a h ok .usus by 8 o'lc n the mnorning of the dlay of Conrci,ad the Vica an hrhwardens winl not he budto accep tender. westder June 4. 1824. SAMUEL ARGILL, Vestry Clerk. jjOverseers of the Poor ofSt. Giles, Camberwvell. In the county of Surrey, will mueet at the Commiittee-roomn of the Parishworkos on the evening of Tuesday, the 15th of Juxne next, at rhal pste6 o'clock precise ly, to receive in writing proposals, sealed nofo such persons as sasy be willing to SERVE the said W61RKHoifE wit a ehaidrons of COALS, 1? sacks to the chaldron, of either off betsheortos cdlled Pontop, Adair, or Eden Mrain, etapieercadoLbes- eified Icr each s,ort. Such coals Lobe dlvrda h adWrhue ,withIn a mnonth, at uhtmsa a eapostd i uniiso not less than 10eadrn atoetm,fecfeeycag n x pens whtevr fo meae chartag, Inghdtionge tolth, primming orjc ece gis;the eateoris'ad vendrs' io kets toe dibe, ithte-mdoroeriny stnedwt eand md evotionlod bantrsdistinguimesured for beubrougtn wimth eaing.aggnd ihaGnrrdx.oLrGEScrptueGie,a'r tebet onf this R,seyabe itohmars the BDukesofotSerSSetie. o Ateiv GaNERALh EETIN ofrar thes Societyheld atth5e.Femaos Tavern,Pl-ay ce184,It wbasoeeouin hPottsa 3be mof circulatngtedat-thorisd persicens fteil, witthehDpstre. more Int- atreeti, aohndadevotinda7lch.apers ditinuIshead fo ylouthfuleand Individuaors,d whoumay.forwardingthemifrta pwnBipose." hv tb' of referenec inserted, andth bptr kduote anpl, nt-a small expense. ec a tr a k d pates m l n wJ~~ HE MERCANTILE GECYCOPANY, ~Bank-_ rp'ReitrOffice, anu Geral Accountanlt office, establlabp t1811 23 Catatonstlest, London. j- Geore Austn, esqDIRECTRS. Richard W.Cole, * I David Mielville, e2q. Danie ilaldna,~. -Edward TeWart, esq. Th THOMASp PRRY, Scretary. Tha - principl objects of thi , ,,i..__ Frutcy tthataken pace d ve lb r a 7eats, the dates onf tne coMmisonetn Ple g e last forty assignees, the number of dibvden 0 agmes of the solicitors and ties nVnlo pay the divpends,thedates td. (free of ~~eMptueiito creditors of allfrS ete,adti'edntc To u ndertake the b r an a sit on astti ya ilse, tigate N arrange, and 2,0; ce. h k?rctd estats tolnves-t the debots, Pay the dividends, br. nhis Companyra her metate. 4. To arraujie dl?uted accountd, IneStsf tsolti nerthiP rretiring frotbusIne. * t- 5. To dra.upstatementspre 6. To codnoct trust deeds, ass antorny toeerb. tirOuh'tpheav^ts 7' To becomegentas fortrassacing busi' esennd coPositions pled 'rhe Company have COMPlete regi W2aerlo t0 rUpta, containlingvery necessary infor ats hf huPanwrd: 2 bnk. o thems of tyear Sare kept for gen eraln Thelftldn, an Gazettes Commodious rooms for Private meetilnd, erl o. 8napeci Many bundred amdends Some of which have been meore than 30 r mears' sUnding, have beet 'discovered by the exertions of this Com-f pany, and pale to the parties Interested. An annual Paymient of OMe guine% entitles a subsctriber to every nformatlornunder the bankruptcy departrmenth - Evc rsotbcr branch itraisacted on 1term- ,ar ta ldr wte Nearly 2,000 -members haVe already beedime subs riber to this CIOEDI--monesreceived by this Company are pai over monthly to the partizs Interested. sS ff'IS of EXT-REME DIT E -V-SM C %Vlath a journe1,~'an carrinx painter, lip the eioploy of Messrs. Widsnd Co. ha nginafo:nasunity pu,t aperiod tohlsexiaitence, has by this raha ct plu0 d ivifdow and 6 orphani children (one. oaralytn Istaroke lcteae enotber helplvss fromn the effects of a parl7tc srok) JLO heabyss of human wretehedataserede theam-of the tender relation of huslsndand father, and lkth-tem in natateof utter destitution, A lady,t'wosealmabwaaaee OST-atEpsoln ilaces,,on Thursday, the Sd instan. STRIPED INDIA SHAWL, 'ellowv, Red, White, and Pu X 3 yards andzaquarterjoni.: Whoever shall present the same 24,- UiZper Sermour-streecwee, wDil receive TEN POUNDS ffEWt,RD 92.ff. .yaY nbrnker or shop)tceper w/ho should -detain tht-sam shawl, upon Its belpg.presented to hlrm for sale. or pledse, will lie entitled to the above-mnentloned reward ou giVing due n,Le to)the R.J.CHI L IOiNDE w\hiill.cominene-IMOURSE' oLE UEon tlliiDtVlF y on Tuesdap 1ejte f8thl of June; at 7 O'clock In theeve-nlnog. *For particularsinquirf Ir Perelr, at the General Dispensary. or sf iMr.-Choln ndeley.,6ot0thgham-p1aed r 'HE - VEST.- df LON DON, aA ,TOMICAL- - L~1'HATRE - W,'SI,EGH iICURlI4a? -Id o'clock! dsiiy,. durlngs the sutumer sb?uradtaktecLhetical rciiee-lation three even- inlgs in thc wesv * Pcrpetur.L dlssecelons.- ~ysiology oeeupiss a- dl3tlnct polrtion of each c4urse, Inde'pendent of the lectures of ins- tomynna surgerY, . N.B. The lectures. c. in this'establisebient t0Ie% the 8th of i%laj, 1Sg4, offlcially re-cogused by the Royal Col- lege of SnrSe-ons. Apply foljl2artioulars at 2;N, Chape -street, Grosve- J)ROPOSED SHIP CANAL, from the English to the i BrIstol Channel.o th is hereby giv eis, tht a' GENERAL ~LETPING of LANBWEs ecat, lues n ters Iii- terested iu this Important umdertaklng, will bc held at the London. 'iTavern, In Bishoprsteert on Wednesday, the 9th instant, at I e'clock precisely, wi Ok vl e pndt eev sbsipina. Sir THOS. B. T Gg Be M.P.wiil take the ehair. ,lFFICE of the GAS LIGHT and COKE COMPANY, Bridgd-street, Dlackfrhrs, Londrn June 4, 1824.-Notlie Is hereby given, that the T N INsFEt BOoKS of thitsComp6ny will CLOSE on the 24th Inrrant, ,d ha RE-OPENED on the 5th day of July next. By orier of the Courtof Directors, 111C1IARD GUDE, Secreary. VtHE GRAND M4SQUERADLE aind -CARNVlAL, 1lGL. RooMs, Thursday next, June10, patronized biy the caine Noblemen as the las ae these : Rooms, and positively the last tisseason. For boxes, 2iinle-lon,and other tickets apply to the Conmmlttee, at Mr. Charle Wrights, Opeca-olonade,Haymarket,who will provide the -finest wjifon 'the oceilon. --Early applcation for tielkets is re-quested, as t,e nmberwil1 be limted. ,OVELTY.-httles of Ligny, Is.Quatre Bras, anld I'I Waterloo, Oreartoom, Spring-gardens. -The PEfISTREPHIC PANORAMA, isplayig tbhose BATTLES at twelve'ot the most event. fuA petiods, amongst which Is thedeath of the Dukciof Bmrnswick at @uatre Bras, the peripus situationi of Mlarshal Blucher at Ligny, the- eathnof Sir Thos. P,cton. the capture of two French eagle. the'last f.and charge-by the'Foot Guards agaist the fourbquamrea o tle- Old mperlal uardsa each vlewv accormpainied by afullrnilitay band. open in thedayiron 12till1,; and in the -eveiing, by gas-, at 7and 9hall-east 8 o'elock. Boxes 2s. GaUery ls. Waterloonmengratie. 7 t BAiNKERS, Bro};ers, and Others.-All Persons w who negotiated anyMlONEY TRANSACTiONS, eitherin the ho.n or investment of money, for the late Count SCIIIJLENBERG . 'E.1-IAUSEN, of Chandos-street, Covent-;arden, 'who died on the .VIst day of l,arch last, wilr do much bencfit to his representatives ,hy sending an acconnt t.thereof either to the Coint Schnlenbecg Oyenhausen, his son and administrator, at Sabloulere's hotel,-Leiees- ter-square- or to Messre. Fladgate. Young, and Jackson, Essex-4treet.- Compliance with tEisrequest:vilm berdoost thankfully acknowledged. BREDITOl S- of ROBERT LIAVIE.- -All Persons, tL0 having any CLAIMS or DEMTANDS upon ROBERT LIVIE, late of Old Broad-street, in the city of Lnidon, merchant, are requested to send accounts oF their debts, with particulars of their securities, if any, to-NMessrs. Bell and.Brodrick, Bow-churchyard. VP H E CREDITORS who have proved theiu debts~ under J-L a commission of banliit-pt awarded and issued against WILLIAM GOODALL ahd JOHN TURNER, late of Garliek-hill, In the city of London, merchants, are requested to-M1EET-the AS.IGNEES as the Court of Cominissioners of Bankrupts, London, on Thursday, the 17th day ot June instant, at 12 o'clock at' noon preciscly, to assent to or dissent from the said assignees allowing an inspection of the bankrnpts' books for the purpose of enabllng the party requiring such inspection to prove a debt under the said commission. NETTLESHIP an(dBICKNELL, Solicitors to the-Assignees. Grocers'-ball. London, June, 2, 182-4. TEW FALCON DRAiNG. DOCK, Banksidc, Southwark, within a fewyards ofiBlackfriars-bridge.-Thevub- lc are respectfully informed, that a capacious DRAWING DOCK, In theabove central situation, wvith a commodious wharf, and every suiabl cnveiece,is now OPENED fdrIlanding building materlias and allkindsofgoods. P'1' 0 PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-In a Ladies' IL Establishmnet, delightfully situated by the sea aide, there wlU- hen ACANY, ateithe MiNdsumnrer vacation, -for a young Latdy. as an YARICLED tPutphUPIL. She wvill. receive the best tnstructlon In English, and every accomplishment to fit her for a superior situation, and all exenses will be incuded In-a moderate Vremlum. There will also be a vacancy for a Lady, as TEACHER, in the same school, wh o must be capable of giving instruction on the harp, pianoforte and in singing; also in drawing and painting, with and wvithout the assistance of masters. A bigh salary will not be given the first year, but the advertiser wil1 insure a comfortable hgme and a liberal Increase of remuneration after that period. Letters, stating real w;ill receiveimmediateatt,ntiRt l tXSm.iths, atationer, 192, Strand, EN-SIX EASY LESSONS of ONE HOUR EACH.- I r SBRADBURY, private tutor at Westminster Achool, solicits the attention of Ladles and Gentlemen to his unrivalled anjd in islillle- ,system of beautiful PENANSHIP, bhereby he pledges himself to teach persons of.all ages to write witelicase, eegance, and e andi cIb (whatever may bthe defoirmIty of their pr'esent writing,in6po grslve ssons. This ystem, aos It equally omotes the et of a bold and niusculitie hand calculated for business, an and gracefulmanuscriptcodapted to Indio%; also secures t h ui the certainty of writing straight, withoutles, wit ond lde sp3atehs-nd. aecnracy,and, moreover,wil Fsteadylthe ando the most tremulous writer. Upwvards of 2,000 specimens, and numnerous re. commendatory letters-ay be seeni, and references given to persons of the flrst distinction, some of whom are upwards of-d0 yearsr of age. PrIvatetutionat home. LsdiesandGeutlemen.attended at their own resldence- A new and practical system of short iand, taught -in aI few lessons, so as to enable the writer to decipher what he has written withbinconceivable ease. Apply (or dire-t, postpaid) at theAcademy, 404. Strand, near Charing-ECros. 4'~AD ILES,Watzng-- --intc, G~avottMs. - a every othera e s DANCING TAUGHT by Mr. WILLIS, 41,~ Brewer-tet odnsur; Private lessonsi at all hours to untaught or in e ny age, vishing privacy and cex- pneditiou. A selet acade ever Tuesday and Friday evening. A juvenit-e academ n Wednesay a 'Saturda3r Also a caorning academy for lad o adT rsdays, Families and schools puncitullated. "~ RIG TON.-.oardin..hous, No. 6, ~Shipp-street,- JiB Ldie- andbncleen m - h ccmmoiclated wilth BO0ARD and L~bGNG,by Ies BRIG ad llssSMIHERS. at one guinea and a halfperwee, or6s.peeday~Genlemn wshing to dine only may be accomodtedat ne uina pr w ek- o r3, 6d. per dinner, A SINGL GENTLEAN may e accornmodated wihaSITN ROOMI and BEDROM, 'n-nished, on mode. rate-erms,The- itution airy, familvaml,adn other lodger In the huse. pply if bylette, ot pald at1,Bn-treet, Commer- OARD and LODGIN .- A, Fam-ily of rpeet-bility, lB residing in the- vicinity of Brunawick-s ure, is desirous of re- ceiving a young Gentlensan of domestic habits, as INMAT*E. For catrds of address opply at Air. Crew's circutlatiug lthkary, Gre-nvelle- street, Brunswvlck-square. T1OAT WANTED.-Anj7G~entlema-n hTavingaa M.KIJFF, In good condition, with a pair of Oars and a pair of Sculls, to I POSE OF on reasonable teyrms, mnay hear o~f a PURCHASER by directing a letter, post paid, towint. Cliff, 10, Stafford-row-, Buck.ing- harm-gate, describilig the-size, condition, lowcestprice, andwhere to be se-cu. No boatbulidter or broker need apply. UPERIOR BOARD and LODGING n the m os t fashonale ertof Twn,coniguus t th paks nd laces of mandngaviewof erkeey-quar. Te solet- Isver seect and the stabishmnt onduted n aplantar upeibr o th geerality ~fI OUNTRY PARTMENTST.A a enteel Se.minarv., inone of the most rural villageintevciyofhemr- poi,aLADY or TWO SISESmyb COMDTDwth above. The famnily arefredyadscl,adoldvieeey dispocitlon to make theirimtsesfr'sl.Rfrneswl e given to a lady wvho has recently left terrsdne drs,ps paid, R.P'.K. at Relfe's, bookseller, 13,Cre h . Confetione andFriliterer, 176, egle,ve. 'withi gratitude for past favours, to in. th oiiy entry, anid tie-public, that through -the kind as- sistnce of er rieds, she- nowv carries on her business as usual, on IVINGT N's ANU 7AL, REIST ~ER, for 1823.-. tL1, Te pbli ae respectfully Informed that this VOLuME: is In the RES, ad wllbe published on the lst,oflP4enmberne,t. The 1821,and 822,mayb-had prhe-his &eaent ...esg" ''g) andItaerle-pace Palsni. .Llfsellurs .uchyard, LjO A,IILE innkeepers, Mvanagers of -Clubhoae LL&c-hamesBank, baundry, Chel.ea.. h housetens,-n rio lunir i etalished for WVASHIINdi and FNSJG and ED LNENtIlgo counterpanes, blankets, -napkins, towrels, &c. whic ar ea-enat'educed Prices, and finished in the- best manner. Retre-cesfth fist respeetabllity end every other Informatlonxmay be bd b appIcaio or letter to WV. Ni holson, oa the premise-s RITIH an FORIGNPUBL_UYIBjR-ARy. J~Li~' ondit-tret, lanveeaqure;The whole of thisi extensivel an; tvaubelbay lltdataimense expen4e- and tontlllually eusmente yteadtino apeSUPPl of gver~ynaw and inter- estng wppoprk h e ud es et eXc usively re-served foer tndrappopriatd toteue fab~lr,Catalogue-s and cards of Icres torbevha anton application. '1E-and beauti full DAELS ad DRESSES,A- suPPlyof Foreign and British NMuaiinsadtepc-gbhvnvr be-en at any ieriod surPassed, and theprc-uneeetd rrop paynse-cia and no abatement. hManufeu~5ml en hi sale-on etrmmhssion on the- first termis, eso ~~W M~Aus IC.pRTJ SALL AVEa FA~LL. Tq he followving'avourjte-pieces inthe abovepopularcomedy are niowpublishedand ready for de-l'er-y: K-og Lv,hudadcle, sutng by Miss Paton, 2s.; 'Ce-ase tius to palpit,ate-,tbsnugdbarisdPcone, 2s.; 'elcom duty'sUng bY Mliss Lov- le.Gd.; 'When Vvd'apaleStar is gleaming,' suar by Miss Love, I s.Gd.; 'Tell us, thou Ilorious Star of Eve,' harmonized-dfand adapted fromn aSpanish alt , sungByv MIiss Paton, Miss Love-, and Mr. Pyne, is. ed.; serenadea- an i 'lo 'Ob 7 Lady, sweet Lady.' 2s.; ' He that l ive-sin a Goal,'sune. by Mlr. Taylor, lzafd.I Hail to proud Pale-m's City,' Is-6d.; 'Joy to Ventoso's ;Hall,'1?aGd.;"'Spiritof Love,' a trio, 2s. P'ublishted by Wv Eavestasf, 66, Great RuSsell-street. P'f'9 L DIS o T ST ad ENIUS....TAUGHT, -EL ja lRdy 20. Cester-tRceK Eilton-cross, the beautifo.-I wvorld, In mode-rn drs n (PXe-elate-d In the fashionable- desndgeneral ecotation, Inl. tire lessons for. tWO guineas, An Fxhibition of this eleganL r,tgte rt 'i'urday, rom11til 4~10- ork. ay be se-en on Tuesdays and ek. here 31.or 4, a eek, obtkne r H NE'IV ITALI DICTION R ,jut Ib LT HiJsbsdby Mr. Petroni, contai,ns pad fI,O jorst more- thaii Brartti's Dictionr.I o Sio pwards ofItaJian anrd mo;ieh. EnlisheB nadne tiin..wih a French translation ;. it poIWntiaonut Irnd ahne- adlanaret naffnerd the true proaunciat-lon of every ItainWr a advntae Sffo edby no other dictionary), and exPlanin the irregu- laritiesofverbs. the doubtfuliolurals ofnouns the poeticrmode-sand words, &c.; thus removing the- princia ihntesWihIpd te progress of thse English scholar. Th dinicltl,hsrth by r.io)ede D)avenport. contains alltChe wers Tol'Johnson, correctly accen- tuated, with a concise Eng rds nma T rodd'sso fre arids Ducloary, in 2 voleg. fivo, may be hstd of Trieuttel mid I Yurtz,- adDauadCo. Soho-qiiare,; Bopoey, Broadsre;si h~te principal booksiellers'; alsoo0f the authlor, sd-.sPtreet; and, H oth street, Fitzroy.sq uare,- -War.Ptr h,~, i w a d. G Basing-ae, e ~ TA EN aiid HOTEL, he o lred received, mid iheognest patronage -of -his hot bat stoSanhi dtt tom be-has redueeed th4 price ntorrn fam lllecold tg2s: B.lTurne-r wishestro- dllfpubm familes oflnaadst Ine fo the Theatres, Vauithal, ali d veancpbe plahesr oalue ntadaefrquently deprvd fa coil. vellyanced toteia wnhmssht,o very exceilenec clean and us-li ird b-d, wth.yercsmentsSld every accommonodatiorn re- quird, o moe-rae tems.Id. i.A osteXcenlezit tatble d.'hoto con- per ead,incudin bee, eery ay thtpudding or tarts, at 2s. half-Past 4 O'clocke. Fine old fromthe wod, fhlmasue- uesime- as at the--Shades, CoMpg ~~~~~ e~~~utocontinent, - athi nn A T ED, a elever DENTS', ho ny*oete lehneal part of the.art; Apply tgo Mr1. G e baux, isurgeon ~entst,O,Fiehstret, Soho, betw0een-2an 'eo IITANTED,in a. small Falkily, a ,respectable young TV Womn, asCOOK, and to do part,ot the houisehfold work inot leSthan. a tvveIeme;nh'5-undeLabtc character %ri!1 be accepted. ,~pPlY.at M.Gnodwln',oy.qterwarRehouse,o,pposlteSurrey.street.Strand, W~TANEV,:iii a Geilttemnifs Family,.3 miles from -TV twn, .yoi~g Wman, .QX%~a r~ularfo0tdn Is k9pp. Sh~iuet throughy.undrswndher bsines and ave t least a 12 idonta' udenible harater fora e~ l~t pace:ApIl i~rs pton, at ,ir Stbh', socraler. MNorning*la13 acny ~TA'NT D, -immiediately,..in'. ares~ectable Auitel;on, TV the sea cast respectatilc.nMidle.aged WVonmah,s 110USE.- KEHPR. Nne ned. pply who are-nao'perfectly conspetntr for-I the ltutlo, aid hoA character Ivill iiot bear the mttictest inve3- ~tion~ Jr persoally, orb etr, po$t paid, addressed t6 r rbody, baker, Margatfi', ATED, inwa respe-tab1e, Holuse,,at- the west end,. TWO or THREE APP ETCS,tlan the Vressaiaklng quire a td,r.Hl~,15 xodats, . ~~TANTED4 a rspectaWe youg, Mlan, asCER ,. - wo i acustme toaccunt ad: will makehmslge- farercesand ccw-ty wll b reqired- Aply by lester, otpad d dreseden . I. M. Ktte's,staionr,Great Portlaidsret x .ANTED, a rvlan w faqainted with the-business. W. ofafineBRASSUASTE alln p1 its branches. Application by-letter, pest paid, adrsed o t~ It Mr. lBedwell's 54, WestiSmlthileld, wilU~be attefe.t. ooeneed ap ply wvho cannot'prodluce xnedenliable testioil fcaatrand 'aility.- An: enaeetfor- a fixed period v?i11 not be objegted to. 1~ANTE D, by i fes-pecta.ble middle-agud', WjdoW, WV wviltoutincsm'lga-ejgaS'SXUATiONq asUbOlt;or to Mrnag6 as linackeper or aelngl.Genlena ,FI hich e capacity e ha.s been tomakeherelfuseul n-eerydeprnui1t; 'Would-have no beto to ive fw mle frm-ownan coldanareasmalldlna ' .etes will be respectfllyattenjadftod- 'e "j~J ANTED;by'a'Youth,I.9 yarm)fagea SETUA-TION' vy. inaMerahat. s outher Counting1eouse: 'helsa ood arlthme- cican,undrstndsbookkecepinig both by singfe-ah - doublt entry, and as anowldgeof'.the F'rench and' -ttalipnljanguing.es. Hewoni hav noe'jeciontogivd his services for 0 mnonths as a teeoni5ftse' fo,tetobelie;lyrmgtbajiiiltn L4it i TSANTa PLAVE ais COACHMAN,' 'a: middle..ag_et *T-sngle Man; cau bwe li recormmededln,nx lboast place, and: he has ~~~~~w'nid obJection to find any lady- or genflermanwlte'acalr of horsbs,fir7ect toJ.T. at M,r.fltollard's, saddler,16,Pavemnent,FInasbury- 'ilUace. All letters to be post paid. V7ANTS a SITUATION, a steadly lllildf1agred'klan~ w xho would have- no objection toattendi upon an Infirm Gentle. nlan, as hie cant bear confinement; can grboom' aTdd valet If requtired; wegll unclerstands his business In the above capacities', and can have a godddharacter, Letters, post paid. tobe addre,s;ed to A. D3. 18, Titeh- ?oriest.reet,'lIaymsr'aet; X~1J,ANTTS a SIT.UAT103N, a?,LADY'S-11AlD, to wait '45~ on young Ladies, or to attenid on an 'eldetly lady, a Rteady re- spectalble younig Womnan, 'who Is very clever Tatilher neeiile, antd can have a 2 years' satisfactory recomsn, dation from tEe ladv xthorn she is nowv leaving,-and bywhomn this aflvertisembnt~ Is hiserted. Direct: to ii1. S. qt Mr. Lewivs's. New Mlillman-stret, Foundling. No ofice.- keeper need apply. WJAiNTS a SITIUATION, a Youth, 1$, ygarp -of age, whbo has been a little accustoed to a law7-ei's office, and wvould be happy to make himnself useful to aqyprof3ssional gentleman in any wvay he might be tlhought capable. aissisting o'ccasivriafly hn the offlce. lias been two years; abroad, Mind,wisad have-no objection- to accompany any gentle,man In a similar cap$afity to the'above. Can have a good character. Address, post paid, to A.'li:at tirJobn Evanes' gardener, Acton, Middlesex.. WU ASHING WANTED), by a erson'; whIbK-has 4eWY v T cbnvo2n]encefo)r rhe businca,u, wlcth-agood-rrryisag8round, and ran be wrell recommended fromn where she has wvorked mrany yersa. - Termareasonable. Directiotlli.Q, Povesinttage; 4isson-groFe~, New. road,. St. Mdarylebone. - .- uiLE KS.-~-VAN'I'ED"a4olng AN, '*ho: rites a - 1J fine handl, lean,expert ilccousastnt, and.-can beat confninment.. Address, post paid, t2oJ.Ni~. ~at2~ ]Ialeii's surveyor. Littd'ihfeids, ~'"EFiiendIs o 'a ?velleiiated"YOUTH;, I4 year old, ,.L' abo~ut toleave~school, aredeoirdusdfAPPRY?-TICING{Bto a light genteel busies'Addqsas, PDast paid,'to A.Z.ati Mr. ansford7s, 59,'Piccadhlly. ~ 'l Cl 00K - WA TED, -so active.yogWoa, s - COOK; foransas hotel and cofteehojist ttews end of the toll'.: sh snus undestandher business ad adago character. 1 Applyat 35 SI. ames~.srrc te iladilly. ,~ LAY ofveryrespectable family, adid connexions, LI ithot an inulnibranc-,' is desirdus of uniting "als' PAnT- NEI wth th p;nlpai ofa genttel ESTrABLISHMENT In the coun- try orbytheseasie.7 A lady of. ps-angelical principlies would be pre. ferre. Adress,postPaid, to at JS 83 ,Alderagate-street. London., A PPR N'fIE WA '141), t thePrinting Business, aYuhof'respectable conntxioun toerable education. Ilie wll entte to the freedoniofthe it.A alpremitrmn expected. Apply iffby letter, lnst psildi to. IT tn pitr 11, liirbyistreet, H-atton-garden.. A stout-Lad Wyanteatrs. 7'POI'ARNTSanid GU-ARDI.ANS.-An, Attorney and M..Solcitr,resdin inHefor-ro,bas a VACANCY In his Otfiee 'I HiSFrindsof a rsrspect~ble aid - well educated JS~ YOTH )slto PLACE HIM ina HOUSEop usixtSS,. whiere hisemloyen 'wllnot be wsholly sedentary, either as an AP'PREN- TIC. o'tobcArtcle fo aterm of years: he is oi' an active turn- andobigigslapslI~,;,Alines post paid, addkdsseElto'P,Z. at the Chapter cotl'eclaouse, Is-ill ha ~~~attended to. A e1 lrsn%ihes for a' SITUATION in a can workPell atIher2i capibleot takling a child from the tetmouthe managemenat ofer needle, and is inl esery respect onmpe. charaoter fromahernlast place nursery.; can hiave's two Yearta' good ebaacerfrniherlat lae:would not object to the country-. Let- ters, Poat Paid, addressed V. Z. 1ll, Great Portland-street, Portland- place, will mectlmmncdiateattention. No offieekeeper need apply. AI YQUING LADY, of highly resVectable connexions, 1LbetwAeen the a e5e, 20 nd 30, idesjtousofobtainfiesiaSIT'UA- TION as COMPAN41 toaslei'derly lady,(Ilfaninvplld,nutonWection.- ablle, HiseadvertIserbhaving been aedustoDmed'tfL iuflilenfient)i a salary is not an anl objec, pTovidingE bet situation is rendered comfortable. Address, po)st Paid-, to C.E.L . 60, Great Qaeen.stre6tt LfLneoln's.iase fieids,wsherethe.rinat satisfactoryXeferences lnMbc glrenand reqiired. 7~'~ 0 SCHOOLMASTERS .Ahighly respectable young han, n hIs20thyear, wihsfraSiTUATCON in at resocectable Acaens, eehe intow%n or cotintry, where lie wvould make himself genraly uefu; te mnost satisfactory reasons for hIs Temoval, and testmonalsas o caracter and nbility spitll be giren,by.the principal ,iftheestblihmet bls leavis;g. Letters, post freLejtt~ ieaddressed1 E. G 0,47,Weleloe-suare,Midex.- ~WiO ARENS and GUIARDIANS.-W4ANTE, y a ugo ptecary, an APPPtEN1TlC8,,-ho wodhaea oppotunty,durng the period of his apprentleehiP. 01cmltn hS studies the advertiser residing: In the irmmediate negbuod if the irst medical and surgical school in London. Amoeaepe minirk expected. For cards of address apply to Messrs h Cautherley, druggists, Ludgate-hi.Il.- tan ~ jNO HIN , Gass or Earthlenware WAREHOUSES. 7. -The Frieiids of a genteel OUTITH, 17 years of age, are de. sirenis or PLACING HI1M, for 2 or 3 years, in a respectableHOS tbe theaove line. No remuneration for hsis serv'ees is expected: sA an adequate premlun i-ill be given, if hcolbe admitted to board and lodge wvith the family. A *holesale conicern wvould be preferred. Address, post paid, to C. X. I5, blanchester;buildlnU5,. Westmnain .5ter-'oridge. .- ... OVERNESS.-AyugLd is- -eiruso.met speawitheaSTUTO FreGoch gtre In a musictl6laSfd ainlvey Stherrouldengqalet isric e pupil es inte fnls tnd lrench gla- guader1 yranmrs.ay hitoy,gog oy wreti coarith antly,drw-t herng pU and mui,wto therdmnsa iaina~teuulbace ddremase postcatiod dde, to porstpi,s Ai 12,Pr.tetCm den-toss-n. ' - - -~~~~ge f'1 V RN SS.WANTSE,i a reIT ecTaONe Famiy speas;th Feclngae ety,lsi trsofmlcadIevr wunde 12ayeas Thobe lad tio b rheqietormncaatywh therpuilse aendeorakecag fterwrrbs aay3 guieas address,d pospad'oA,- t NEsse ib.., rafRd-stres PqurtmnQure, . ne .5.WN tely, rmmadipielv', esarbtihedcount ery, its about t0mlsfom'b Lodnu on Ay;clpta Onndertake the manag'ep*m en t o Thelbsitainess. B Appl oreadderespotad A rese,at bl el t?o s dch street,ipalh'serondnit.esgtererett A YOuNGS A Dwho PerfectliudesandAsshistabusinesa-hinhallrit branch siesthLje cae of hotf ad geenou houf S forcling,grUaftingV, In. wouenldemavenos objemi,n tot2f smallYfarm orIEN makER ES dimself othersvlisegeneralry usfugca agem tat unen lcarte addressd to SLcess..oHenr poroesent o GOifo esto teb,Rsel I -L ofquare, wild mer etrvitcied wlantbe atention. nilUy 1SeI .e.metinttoglarcly intruationy establihed cosicrin dt bout to-e hs' lriedgeand experuiene tofthtdntradv d sally riQender eitrvcnar6tsnof Tedsiucation. writl barndearitRed cmfo rtbeqandrespectabiplesto suchda princip-H.alther elf.. Aplypeson,alryhouse. CNegatestreet. .LADY'ta,ls minArDv, Ladysisoao deioutigsTof'p'-ON, In- Proicint) th ruimets f dawjr,'nd j ~ esmester pars ofdex eduction wriingand ritheti 'Ifrequred nlthes postipaid, to H lt'l.at ieths msIc-areouse C Bartsele.s- bW-0esr ME hlyReeCHATabeyon WPerson,27s-mart of a,WhomTSe has kownMAIMyMr,aTu lo LA'' MA r owi wIsehaseo;sidrabe eperence in wholesale and retail trade genier- all,. rits a$sean, Iacoslued s'th books, the-routine of a coutiilioue, ndfro ltliatoisliely aLnd willing to luskehim- selfeasfulin ay eplomentwhih say be alfdrdled. 'Sdlary aL secnday onsdeatin,andrepecabexerferences will be given, by appyin byleter,pos 'pid,to . 1. a Mr Sid's -boo~kseller, 43, A WiDOW, v6ry respectabjy-Coninected ant i bo'ut -the ?~mridan f' ife wihesto-obtain a SITITATIOJi as _HOUSE. vane Is kept. h1 aditbion of on -,~ oir tw chhcdren;'wh Thay'e-'1 tusrenKandrption ine thearyt cosidealme;tsnof gdcthen bsinlessbe'we- fim fsavel,ltteor n refeenc tilhe gIve--c'erlaht ssltalori Inthrou he residared 3n byea 'rs, eW d aen ob eio po'taeula- aw'iltmeretf Immedlaerteutonof aj respectable,an wciell un ArpliledanlsctveONEN.Ter- rtnrs-ng'anu re?uirores s eronsieaderbe .t 'th-bsnesiosha ditse p~ersolittle or Ino rliskh theeetaIth ocrjasii pIsrtnient. The connexion Is extnted sf.rselbe Iems notreservod and satilcoyifzmalnii eg4e n ~utd -Noneneod applywqamtnmsfrmsoto1Oil py