WANTED, as WET-NURSE, in ...
j7j~AN ~asa, WE' N'pA -!-tct -rihse-qae oi MrOsioi rookY,greengrocer, S ITe~rpr. r i Lordoner~, for- Y-outh, aged 1.3, at Haberda~ser, wlhose board and tllUeh i Stfiliela eiuner-ati.,,, for hIs services. Re- ran e gien. ddress, Po.st paid, to P. V. 3. (flflon.sreet,,ad, Ct. George's East. XVANTE, linmdiatol a YUU~ LADI who can maarer~ndmtak insisil deptrltme without the al,sistance of a the ruri,e ofschoo h i fliod ie,idieonliai, and Ifitccustomned to Pad oLir 1 ,.~ hS Ol tIIefpreferred. Address, nist o -eeep~tOer lapy r i irshaiit ii tg-te aylebonle.N ~TEANTKD, no undea2 y)iarCn Cersliary, la Lady, as the Erozj, CIRn, 'rnor under 25yeas of age, ""ho Is capabie to teacht and Frnch laguage raln, atic,iliy. umi,t be abie to 'COna-erze In the iatter%-with fluenc, ,Understatnd geo,grapsl' and the use Of th~ globe,. and all faiiyne o s drs,ps ad a .Z 9 Quadrant, Aegent.sre sus drs,ps ad o.2 9 XXTN7ANTE~D inth Te orGoeyLn,aS UA Tio,a LRK or WVAREH-OUcEMAXN h-ai Person, hiaving re- Jetl eft , retail hltusalon, where hie lia.s been 1.9 yeatrs.' would bar,- no obj4tion to rae to the niorth,. A 1ijUe, postt Paid, add,z eased rt-bY ue atetion belft at the l'oatotflce, S,, St Joh-street, w'III Olect fW t, A T E ,inavr urtv naniu- rig ocenhiick Ol)dl. vicinity of Londoi1, In Whdinhaau f1,01 t17Oo.Iyieemployed to M.ore than WOrdnr I dvnae cprss. ri a i.cquhsII desirable fur the oneyat .inilandmaylear forhe cern and having at Mesrs. lourdllonSlid 1gw~' n~J.s.rtcuiars oii Ilquirizlg Fspectabi eeecs d 4sreet, Cheapside. Re. WM -'S Wllb. eqie, and Principals only 'XI XV l'), t Ldv..ly next.- Lady, Nvho has for ~rseve.ral 'earsA been -'d asiltes, and wuo hag 11I'*1 eidet governess in highily respectable t-e,nd.nre of Warwis finIshed her puipils rIt'lot.t the at- YERNE,z lla f-,"t'!sdesirouls u.F engaKilig herself as DA'ILY GO- MlERNeS.int ta. fa-t i,y to o.ccupy 12 hours during the wieek. She is g)fl5mneottic.kl,~ ritX ct in' the English, Frenchi, alad Italian langluaLges thosi,atii ..se bitlij'. 'riting, airi'thmietic. ihistory, geomrpl,y, and.a aIhe use if e 5' 0 loes. c ars have th i-tflattelinlgtestimrOniais for ehilirt 10ddlp,Itinfo, aiiswth Whoim she luiaresided dunring avR . aers. Letters addressed, i.s aid, to A. i. a 7 ra z:-rr-T-1r". Jnckr1,,,will m'eet with mmrodiha-e att at 17i Grea ~ ~AN'USa I'rATON as G ROO,M, a yon iln * age ~i ears no "IiiiscOl,n to %-sit at tl.le Ca hav Iano chrate fomIsslast l'lace. whlereh i ilhlel-ard o ' y ars dN ol~ect,,0to iwnorcAulitrs'. Direc t p-it 'paid, to It.-A. Hiorse Infirmary Acrelan clapharn, Sr1rey.' No ffibek?eeper neel I otplv. v 5t~iTxT ina getnneel Ladies' l3oarcili,g Schoo,,l.int orAr- ton,a ouc 'es:] oIf Mol.st respecn-,10parnt \sl.b arbe. ecteri ins'inrybarI I e III Scotland.'o aryI bex- pete, erobect being to? 1111',hf'rherstelf ete fo a Ing aco- P0cerne-in Fth pr5livatreu fnirO,'t- which s.he IIa eaditd or for ge'e-rex i aprvae an-'Y. A.-ldress A.W. 5,Dvr.tet,P'icurdilly, A .lU A ~1IJ T rN ~ OPY ING a CLteRS -n aChancer-ysolicitor's offir-e,by,aperson whIo ear, w-rite af neat Cp' -Iti-us hand, brief pleadings, and assist lIi mr,kinog,ut hills of dOst,. A'.plv hy letter, Post paid, to A. Z. Mlessrs. Uiederivuod'a, taedc', -Qeerii, Fleet.s6rreet. W.%O llrTT TiEN,ad INN KEFMPERS~ I WATEI, aSITUa%TIONq a-sBARMAiD, by a yogfeulf Trespectiable conne-cionna is comnpetent to Make up the books1 feadotlero $1r7 pt hIvigi hen bougn uinn ais inin, then-fore flatters hersel"; Nhddillbe oun an" acquisitbln -in so responsible a capaicity as the abos. ,Sdres, pot Paid, to A. TI. ThmAnus. Pos~toisice, H-Emmlersu ItIIs. A WUN'G LAIiV ofgenteglconxolsi esirous of! ALtohrin inFeitherof thefitwnST TOSta OPNO toL.aDY, Nurser-v Governess in aGOentleioa.ns Fe.nily or KIPAgilN T equcher naLdis Seln .Respectahle references wvill be giv-en and ruie. Letterle, Po'st P%id, addressed to Y. V'. at the PostouRtce, 26. Leadenhail.rtreet 'rill be dully a' tended to. ~ ALTH i\IS(N)'V" or Epping ?o-rest.-l AN~,T ED ~V 51-i tonta,fronm tbil ISt of\g'to the 1st of November,a 15.EAYFI tIRHEDHOtU.E, collta!.ninr 2 sittin: rioniis, Silti si'x bed mos, wit a gar,e ruaehliouse, and steibling for 2 hjorses. Lettr-saddesse to~'.B Sinlay, bookseller, liishopsgtite-,trcer, sintl. ASS~Pp~..~AN.I.l~,D,irnlnMinlately,, inI an Actsd, fl o th fistre,sZ,ctatblity, AnIi the French coast, a rENz- LE s-flldg cA ptetto . EACHl WRll ING andi ARITI4ISiTIC.' att AP;,!c of te r edi,n.ts of rnatheniatics would he mnost dsir. ablc A p y i! b leter,POStlaiad) to the 1Zcr. I. A. 25. Kvilg-streestr,- 5t~OGROERSan. LANJLOR S,-ANTE D, a JL goo and r spectl BUSINESS in the above linle. west 'if the ~e hane; r ay prson havirg.. ii.i. cd ~bop to Let, well situaite fortheafo.- buinss. 1.0new n0yi-u....iho,d ss-oiild niot bel.hjccte.l to.l toayhear..f teanit, by applying fi,r F. i'. at 34, fi,iroigi.g : if by leter,pos tre. .B. No letter wvill be ailsweied unless situation, preilini ret. e.are specifiedi.______ HOEALE' alli RETAJIL COLuRmEN, VATE, byV a young Nlftaa, a SITUATION in ti,e abov'e line. sa ~ EIioCFMNIA Cletk, or Sliopmiali t has liveil nlearly 3 s-cakrs ina h,-,tseo the first respectalldty, Where he caii have an un. acnilable characte. Letters, post Paid, addressed tol A. It. at lar. tended to.Imeitlat 1`111"0 PAREI TS aneti Gro Unr,quaNS-Anii APPEN ..L TCS WATED, y a Clymis and ruggist, in a consideraIble markr tin, nar ondo, st., 'iiiti teated in evei-v respect as one 'if the f,oiity, ~and toshieirr,ein olmorafs pairticular attntin l! h pad.A Penstis uil beexected. For piarticulars aptl ifly cttr, pst aid toci. 0. areof r. IV. L. WVoud. 411, Fen- 7~~TVaEN'WEN WANTED. - A Medical Mlan, pr-ac- ,7L t4inio5the three branches of his pmroession. w1li is cl,, surgeon to a pub,ic inytitutlion has a VACANCY fiir'an AP'PRE.NTICE, swho will ble treat.' i in ever-v respect as 'in of the fatnily, and allow-emi to atttend ttlec lecture-s of a neigh,bouritne h.iiPRI o ,f tile highest cele- brity, duz~ng the last two yeass of his tilne thc May alsii become free ot the ci,y. Premliumi 350i g.iinei,s. Adidress, post paid, to M.M-. -it air. oItrsbra-k -eller. St. P;.auli curchya-rd. J1 R WNGA active early 'Man, capable of the Blonsnagemetit of a brewery in eivery- depiartmsent, who is con- sidere4 mine A'i the bes,t porter. ale, and ti,l,e beer lireivers in tile kitig- di, lm, i-desrous,,f aSSITUA-1TION., itsBREWER or BitOA D COOPEIt,R i.r any othier situationtiEhat rmay bte opeti till h.is abilities are aplproved. The mon,t respectabile refereisces will i.e eiven Letters addressed, no-t paid. ,. VH. 3. Post,i'ffiee, sloa'ne-street, ,niy day tl.is and iiext. week, wIll meet limniediats at tention, rllO 1PA RLE.N'LTSand GUARDIA\N$1-I n -a respe~ctahble- Estatblishnsent, in the -l,I.-inity ..f London.,there isnuosvaVACANCY fo i0 PUiPiLS. Terms%30 guineas iier tannum,hitleudingmi.sic, French, drawing. geography, and the use of the l1oies, writing, ar-ith- nOctlc, tog-ether- with all kinds of nr-edlcsvork Also an Apmprenrtice wa%nted, tor 3 yea,rs; zprt'rnum 160 guInelas; %he will be instru.cted in all the at-.vetnenttloned biranches of e,'.;icati,in. Letters addressed, P's-t pilsi~, to. HV. \1. ,stotfice, Blaekllaats, iwill meet with.immeditiiate atteitioAn. ~IV~TF t)USA L PUDS TVAN'TED, o Mort . gae.-P ig - o HOR tgf5W, (on an Fsta.te In the West Inildies, cler oal i'lculiancs,the SUCM of ?5,000, to he advanced in cer- tain portitit1s, at stated periods'. 'Tie estate is valued at 40,010f dol- lar-i, and produces front 100 tA 120 hoci9hiads of ailgar .,rn.iially.-A ,clear Or-n,r'Tgse will lie granted t:'Iereazi ti, tiele ieider. 'For fuirtlier patclr Poly per,nustly, or by letter, post paid, to Messrs. Stesrar an,1 Sofer, 4. Litt;e Chb!s. -street, Westmiinster. U H ABEEA MEUERgi S, I-Tlosiiers, !Silksnces ani( T Ithers-tin ADVA NTAGEfIUS OPP~ORTUNITY, fesh n 5-o,unz Mai. of respeetab;lity-, whu is conmpetelut t.. the managmeli -t he sti.-ve business, alnd may have at liisa con-usuid abiiut 1I010.o c-r.ri-,st'. c-iarant,tee tlia' uto: the conlcerns is of lotinga.cn n sfthe Iizuiehet respectabiliy situate in the l.1st desirable part of thie seese end 'if the toter,. For p-rtliculars app~ly- itsrea itl n adrss ttA. AsseretiCs Auctlon office, f Su..,ii-rows, Weatnitiister. 1,"tt em -sm.t be pos.t paid. Ai .CCI TAN of established practice TENDEimshsSR VK- n uy respectable drInis,,or prir-ate Indiv-iduals, shomyh -desiroqNsA f mesti;.g ss-iih a.personi to ithon, theycani, wihteiit inistAkit rel ap,em,o his perseverance and fidelity, cotiflde terr-ne onet- at;4rd aliu,ment A, their i'iilevrnrs. Persoins on the pito t- tiring from trade. or abou.t to dissolve partnership, wtho niay wis,h iiir I an exipeditlo,s ettienient oh their iflairs, wiii be enabi-d to reap all I the advAntir,es that the ittmost p'unctuality slid a5sidluity can aceusni- plish, In briznging to a speeds and satifiactory termsination any busi- iiess entrusted ti,his care. 'rustees'and execut..rs' accounts are pro- p-erly investi:sted, anid cleat statements; forthwith prod(iuced. The most lInden lable referen,,,as will he tetldered, and sectirity given in all miatters req,ilrlng the sanie Letters, addressed to J. BI. left at Territt's library, 132. todd-street, BrunswiiCk-squatre, still mneet the REFH LDESATE.CpialstsWiilnga SAFE11 iNVETal--i'g oc ethe ofthesums of X9,000. Eo ?1.00l, ?ta.lys or?2i,(eo, n sperforianedProperty, that Will pay atI leat 4pe cet, er anum rpsi hepurchase imoney. a pl TO GROCE RI9 +Pr,Cyit,iomnes n -T be DISPOuSED (F, the ES fa.eeletdul feute OS and SHOI', situlate :15. Ls-rS.aesre,Cesa now inhegory and rcheescmongecrybuieshtwlldpedfi any oher tsde;conliiig in v-ery mioderate, thec proprietrgigit another line. ~ ~ ~ an iil ~ (JOD PROPERTY,'-T TheySLD veyrtan iseuslyoitat exvest,levean xcet wellbuil HOUSE,I u stata ofvrou eiryptiensivesusmllaraeshp, tareiduseveraltosessint ev, ry grudret rte moderate,An aleases oncerani sitiuate inoidetofpyth lestrS petsnr et. eAarItophepunIchaser,Theytloa arevallnithgesh.d Fof r the uildr. Appply &IlfbyShrp. lettr,potpatidtonJr, C. 7.sDuoe-street,Cia- Mid'.mserda~ u, anex ellent poAMIL HOUF, a lld ustantiald rear,wthtr ethensi,vcellar-.iiage,ineplmarkou et t ossssng eabouy7 eenve nimLodnee e the arry cingtonpaolrgetrhvnegada concern,stteionofre Ince-etdAnearTh,e eprhri, eshalre geryeatensiealndvantases.sForSpar-ou tiulars pil nu,atromr. Shearp'fiht.s o teautiosner, Cthirsioaloneet hatv- mrp;.-r 20) fr helat 0 easT ad hoesterlerhs beandeBtokeished ups-a.rds -f 40O3-ears. The rental fur a 12 years' lease is exceedinglv l,'w, and thie rates.aeas oderhte, The stocktbeaendent excee-d .100. For fuirthier- particulars apPlY to BolIton and Sparrow,11 SMargrTet.etreet, Cayendislh-squarer or to M16essrs. Wileoxons, 85, Lel-ir.-a4-i,treet, Londuin. ;']Fl~late Colpnel THORNTOIN`s Soilnersetshire PI sportingr RrSID)ENCE.-The NMANOR5 ofNWJthvaP..oleIviS, and tuonel,hpir, othersisie Exford, and allotmlents of land in the county iSom ,rerset, will be SOL.D by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Red Li0is Inn, inDulivertoi. In thecounty of Somerset, on Saturday, the 3dof April next, at 4 o'clock In the afterno.on, by order of the Devisee In trast of the late Colenel Thornton. The Manors comprise Witivypoole iris,. Munckbkm, otberwise Exford, and extend over a large tract cif cOuntry, abouniding writh blaek gamne, hares, pheasantst, partridges, ndi wZ,,oule&ksz. together with extensive. rights of fishing, The estates wiln oot 5lt,adpinte atclr,myb a fM.Wy nioutli, solicitor, 5 Child'.,placee Teenple-hiart Mar. Thuimas Leigh, Dulvertonr and .? the auctlioneer, lair, Chhlcott, of Crowcombe, near Taunton,. O SHI PBUILDiERS andI Others-.- To ~be lET,f-or T SUeh a term ofvyears s tra-a he agreed .spon. the SHIPBUILD- ING 'YARD, at the Troon, In Ayrshire. The Troon is situate In the Firth o.f Clyde, 6 mniles north of Ayr, 4 mites Sosuth of the Bar of Irvine. 6 mniles south of Salteoats, and 9 miles south of Ardros- san. i)UTImc the last 12 mnonths, the tonnage of vessels which have frequented the ashove mnentioned harbours hais been as follows:- A~,r 4-4,5i3. as taken from the cusatomhlouse bookst Troon 53,7.33, as takeni from the harbour book:. Irvine 45,877, as iaken from the cu,st,osh.,use booksr Saltcoats 15,265., 5.5 taken from the cus tomn- bouse books; Ardrossan 16,629, as taken from the customnhouse books. The yard at the Tr,,on lis large anid commodious, contain- ing a1bove 2, acres and a half of ground, enclosed by a stone wvall, hamving 2 building slips, with boat arid work shed, smithy, sawrmill, writh the -machinery, driv-en by a oteans-engine of 8-horse powier, efitrpit, joIner's1 shop, drafting loft, countinghouse, &c. with every c-nvanience necessary for an extensive shiphuilding concern, Imn- mnediately adjosining are 2 excellent graving docks r the dimensions of the tinsli one arc, width of gates or entrance 24 feet, length of floor at bottom and keel blocks 210 feet, breadth of ditto 25 feet, length on top of dock 230 feet. and depth of water on sill of gates from 8 feet 6 inches to 11 feet 63 inches, The dinsenBiona of the )2Mgr dock are, width or gates ,mr entrancee 313 feet 9 incese, lengthl of floor at bottom and keel biocks 270 feet, breadth of floor at- ditto 40# feet, length on top of dock 290 feet, breadth aLt ditto 75 feet, and depth of water on sill of gates fr-oi 2 to 13 feet. The ste.m-engine Is conveniently situate in the building yad fotproi ing both docks, aLnd In every respeet they aewl dpe o l kinfds of repairs. As nio othier part In thenihorodo the Troop, posseessas at p resent the same faeiliisfr h ears of Ships, the fine graving dock at Ardrosaatn ben o e cesbe, and the harbour of Irvine, in 'which IthereI aetsi not admnitting s'esse]x of great drauight of water iisprumdtat a asbip-earipenter established at the Troon may roiehslftuch .f the repairing business of the above nuetoedprs,adnot w,ithoust some chance of attraCting, vessels ofte 1gsts 2 fo3 tbe Clyde. on wbich there is nlo dock but on s rene)wth gates of equal dimnensions to tboes Of tht ag ekatteTon This barbo)ur can be entered at all timesl of tiebyvssl ot d,ravving abore I I feet of wiater. For fkirtbes' par tlruaul oMr. John Will=a, at the Troon : If by letter, to boe ps ~ n''O DT 4LOI)M ..-%otee is hieI-ey &I t).-iat the' 1-CominissionLrs of Seivers for Molhrorn sari irnsblrtur DIvisions, &'.Wt tril eet at their office, 7, H-atton-garden, on Fridqy, the 9th, day ,f April, 182e, att] o'clock in the aft erioson precisely, ro reeeive TEN- DIERS from 3uch Persons as% may be wsilling to (Cr) NTR,'CT for the WO It KS necessary to be done In coinstrcting NEW SE WERS I one CommiiencInig ill Gray's-Inn-lsne, at the ireat enid or Caitborpe-street, alad tbenre- h(i be continuted westward alonig Gulldford-street. to oppo Rite Nlew MN'ilmoar-street, and ftomn opl ...site Lamilms-eonduit-place, southward, to nlear Lor;g.vard, in Lamb's-coorndtltRtreet, aud the other in Kirmgsirmnd-road, %~oredltch, from nearly opposite Sanders-'s. gardens, southward, to join the sewer at the east enid of Old-street- road, conformably Wsithl plans And splecifications, which maly be lInspected daily at the comnmlssioner.W office, between the hours of eleven anid t-wo. The twhole of the wvorks iosy be conitracted for bY the same parth, hut the tenders for each sewver must be- separate, which mnust lieseatled tip, and endorsed respectivelyI Gulldford-strct Sewer,' or ' Miugslandri oad Scieri'r' antd delivered at or before the alhovemnentloned time of mneeting, when the parry mot a1ttend. Se- curity Wlill be0 requiired for the doie pel-formvu4e oftTheucontracts; but tile commissionrers will not consider tliem,selves bcur,d to accept the low.est tende~rs. STABLE and LUSIH, Clerks.. ~ UILDJNG G OUND, St. Pncr.rs.- lie Compmittee of th Worhipfu Comany o Breers ill meet at Brewers'. ha Adle-tret, ldeniabur, Lndo onWednesday, the 81st dayof arc nat,at 2 i'eoekprcisly o EC'S1VE and consider TEN'lsgls for aking TnER LOT GROUND, situlate hisarlyi OPlmmiteS. lanrasoldehocb,ud rotiug the moad leading fromi Batic.fide t Iiigh,~5andHamated, orthb tetrm of 70 from Mdsumme. ib~ Th~eeyears eOperorn nv-ll be allow~e.an as he ewes tillhe adeby he ompny,at their owvn expense, an inceasd goun ret uillbe ixe oneaI houxse. The grounld is laned o thiird ind fourth rare hou:ses, and contains valuable brick, eftirth, wvhichi thie con tractors wvill be allowed to, dig to a specified depth,anid tn miake bric:ks thereon, igivinigsuifficeientsecurity. Further particulars may be~. known at M~essrs. Iloiteltinson anid Son's offices., Brewer,'.hsall, where tire pln arid specifications only be seen: and atL tile office of Mtr. Pook urveyor, rvo-squrare, Kihsrde daifly, between the hiours of ten and three o'elock. . ealed priposals are to hie sent to) Brewers'-hall oni or before the -hlst day1 of Ma rch, when the part1esmakiiig them wIvll be reqUired to) attend, anid the highlest Ofler wtill be accepted, ifths Cumluilttecshall be satisfied. of the chI,aracteranid respor~isibmllity oft tire party or parties, arid the amiounlt r~fth ret ffeed Notederwil le ipened until tire meeting of the omnilte. an the li thepresnceof rise parry or liis agenit. i H AP~WE.-Vre j PPER ARTY, avith othler con- venince, rf aHOUS I o. 0),in the best part of CheaPSide, to le LE lis a rivae enranc. Fr Prarticulanrs inquire un fire WONIGRAM A LL, Nrf'uk.--To e LT, Fur- nIsed or trrai of 3 or 5 years the above MANSION, wvith gardnia &C.andtheexclusive right of'courtinig over 3.000 acres of lair, aundatlyStoked wi'tth gamie. P6r further particulars arild termsSppl to c.SqI hl andSoni, Sftville-row:. letters to he post paid. '~ 0M1L1NE~, Desslakes, ad Hberashers.- ~'l'be DSPOSD OF, a inost desirairle arid Imrprov-ing 31U51- NES, i th abve ins, situate about 3 milles from town. The eouinexoilr is extensi and respectable:- comilng it', incluidIng stock and lea,se Ott niodrtle rent), NYril not exceed 8001. Fir psi iceulars aP ply to Mdr. Lea, ,Facon-square. Aldersgate-ltreet. T A~IBTII-.-To be SOLD, for 400. ginileas, the ex- cletmdrn FUItNITURI irf a suiperior 10-roomned house. hviwdbrickets, frons 11 to 4. Apply to Messrs.. H-illyer, estte gens, e. 6,Mount-street, opposite the Asylum. Lambeth:I allleter tobepos pId. N.13. The House to he Let, sitLuate IS tire I ~O e OLD te F rNIURE and FIXTURES of P a modeatesize HOSE, containing SI rooms, water closets. aridvauts.Thefuriture s nearly neuw,anrd of tire best description tril b sod fr cnsieralyless than it eost the Proprietor; siituate near the parks. To save trouble thle price is 5001. For cards Apply lit- 8, Daf-stet Berkeley.square. FANCY COTTAGE to be LET, Furni,lhed, beati t,fullysItuiate, 8 mIles from tf.oridomr, containingidining, drawing, arid 3 bed rooms, I artie, sod wvater closet, 2 kitcheiis, dairy, and eel- lar, etrlcrrl,ted for a snrall genteel fanilly. If taken for (3 niouthis or 1011-er, 2 guline&s per tveek. For cards apply to Mlr. Hoggar. 8S. Ox- r-~strcet: oir to Mr. Dlavits. :.V, Red Lion-street, l.otbmn UADMODIOUS FAMILY HOUSE, to be LET, with Immlediate possession, sitiuate lii thiecentre of ttire towni of Ware. ha D, Dr'et. with convenient offices rIdjoirririg,tarnd a garden de- tached. 'Plie premises are jvery wVell calculated either for huine&,; or a Private residence. Fu,r further particular, apply (if by letter, post paidi t. Blenjamnini FaYle. es'q. 64. Aldcrmarsburv, Loindoni; or Mtr. Filliter.soirilcior, Warehani. rN.l btYPACT e LET, on LEASE, a- ..very solistantla wtlh b,uilt HOUlSE~, with an excellent grorind Ila a~c'ilated fur, a epacirirs shop or counitinghoruse, requiiring a PImblic situ:trir,m. 111th a pri%-ate entranice; one pair, a very- cheerful slttloi. roomn arid ki -hen; two pair, 2 goird lied rorolis : three pair, 2 .0oud servart,' rooms. For particousrsa;sd cards to vierv apply t. Mr JW)es, lhouse aigent. Little Mtoorlields. (1ROS~STRET, Finsbury-square.-To be LET , on Leae, vey god DWELLING.-HOUSE, with large wairehouse andsrriciuusvauts eaablif arringurs aver exensvewline anid -'prit'r rce ard ide trde,or rmyirire lisaires reniing exten)- siv prnries.'I e drelingpar con rise. oe pir.a godsitting tories arid kiteir ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r 2 er AVEITh'I' Moor eleds.-To be SOLD, the LE,ASE ..of Avery good ROUSE. _, leld unider the Cor porationi of Londonm, tsIlate in timabose desirable siru,ation, and coiiiprisiig great capabIli- ties f,ir carryingorn air iextensive biuisness, beire rrf great depthi. svith a wareh.inse ni work-shop nlext Little Nriorfield~~. The house cons- prises A, led rrornis, arid parlour-, and smiall roorn, extensive grouirrd ilirotr, writh yard, basemenit, good leitcheri, arid 1Vini, beer, and coal cellars. FuIr partreurars alid cards to vies,' apply to Mr. Jones, house age-nt. LittleMboorfields. CF' LE_MA_N,'ST- E.-To be LET,r Onl LEASE, a f s. ery super-ior MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, in the most per- fect repai'r, amid coimprisinug, ro ttire ground floor, tivo large couinting. hoses,arid entrance rorno, private door Rnd critrance hail, leading to a spacious stair-u,sem rIIrst floor, large drawiing roomi, spacious eatin g Parlorir ariid gorrod break-fast rooni, very large lighlt kitchen, scullery, and Imirfim- two pair, 8 good lied rooms, andL wvater closet, 3 atttics, arid large lauindry, ir'ine, beer, and coal cellars. For cards to viewv arid Particularsarpply to Mtr. J,roes, house agent, Little Moorfields. ~)ORTLANDPLACETO e SOLD, the LEASE, or ~. et r,Leae,a noble F'.IMILY MANSION, ceumpriciing a spa- ciou enrane hil,superioir eating paclour 41 fecet by 21 fect, break- fast oom,ann irriinirg ditto, an ronner hall leadjing to a principal ornre stair-ese: mire patir, a arrit of 3 el*ganit draswing roonis arid library ; tw,r pair, 5 beat bed roroms and dressiDg roromn; three pair, 8 good ser%,arits' rooms, a1 secoiidary stoine staircase leadinlg tol the base. onent, whchie Is fitred nip with dorriestie otheces, arid wrine, beer, and coat cecllars. F"r particuilars arid cards to view apply to 'Mr. Jo:nes, house agent, Little Moorfields. Fj VuO PRS n AGLE MiNAKERS, and Maim- -1Z facturers rif Machinery Ini geoierail.-To lie SOLD, b, p'rivate conitract, the GOODWI'lLL if a longsamd treil established 1 RAODEKinllte above lurie. with) an exteinsive and highly valuable coanexion, situate In the centre r'fthe rretroprulis. Tire reason frrr dijapishingof the above is the recent deatht of the priciiepal. The stock, si-Inch is not large an=e,ry. select, writhr the fixtures and imiplemenits of trade. ti be arknb Ppraiscrnerit. Tire ruaritfactinry is so capacious that busl- ness in ttire abovelirne isiav be carried on equal to Any- holise In London). P'arziciilars: to be had oe 'Messrs. 0. Roebinson arid( Son, avctioneers Great Queen-street. iLincolri's-inn-ficIds. _T_ENT.-To beLET, ivit I-mmediate posscssion, a A.%- HOUSE, Very- pleasantely situiated at East Mailing, Kent, ad- ioir;lrrig flare Plark. 'The houise comprises on tire ground floor 3 sittinig ruorjp, *f whinch 2 a.re 17 feet liv 18, twith large bowred windows, lirok-- IX * Tor alde,n, to thie Parke 'of Clare Arid Bradburrie, ani excellenit itcireir, sckillery, larder, arid dairy, cellaring for 6 pnipes of wtvirr, 4 bed rooins oin threfirot floor, arid 2 attics. The gardenl and pleasure grorrod, consisting of 'upwrards of an acre, are .eli slaceked ivith fruit and ornamental trees, and the kitcheni garrden Is very puroductive. SePlY fo-r further partietiirirs to 'Mr. Dehary, 43, Lirlcoln'S.hotn-fields; Mtr. tDridlour, W e%t M aIling ; o-r M essrs.CCriter and M lorrice,NMaidstonc. d-10AL, ('OKE,sliid POTATO IWAREHOUS t-o be LET, in one of the mnost crowded neighboorhoods and greatest thoroughifares in Londoni, doling nearly 85 chaldron of coals ari half a ton of Potatoes a neck, besides gr-eengrocery, salt fiab, &-c. The manuse countains 8 roonis, large shop, wtlii room for 10 clraldrons, anid cetllar trrorn for 30 clialdrons 'of crisis arid 10 trrrs of protatoies, a good waslrh.urre antd yard. with plenty of 'rarer, at the low rent of 241. a, year:; remit miade by good lodgers; :tire present occupier having kept It the last 12 years ; ever y satisfactory reasons trill be giveii for leaving: cornling in, for goodw-ill, fixtures, and utensils in trade, 881. Apply, at 2, Loit'er John-street, Trmtterrhain.cuurt-riiasl or at the Coach arida Horses, Farri-strect, Gosum-ell-streer. N. B. Pro persozn need apply trmo is not free of tire city. t IGH BURY-TERRACE.-To be SOLD,the LEASE Hof A. most excellent RO(USE, situiate in tIre above eligible situ:r- t nothei best pirasible orate of'repair, fitted tIP with every convenIJ- encee and srijtable for a respectable fans ily, field for arm uniexpired termn of 110 rears, it at-ctry low, rent, sod crornprise%, grotnud flour, entrance hai , Xacions earinIg parlouir, 23 feet longbyifetcomnaig byfol riig doors to an elegant drawing room, and iorrrning roomi, first flo)or, lieaRrfast parlour, 2 best lied rrumins, arid dressing rlmoms; a twell P'laced snarer closet:, three pair, 2 large airy domuble b)edded servants rmonnia: ba,ement, good kitchens, fuortman's pantry,. tiire. beer, arid coal vauilts, asmall garden.,tieli stocked twith chioice fruit trees, sod a greenihouse Wcith productive v'ines. For cards to Vie's-Aind prirticulars apply to Mlr. Jones, house agent, Little Mrmorfleilds. El"FTON, Essex.-Genteel COUNTRY RESI- DENICE, with coachhouse, stables, yards, gardenier's cottage, pleasidre. fruit, and kitcheim gardens, a fine mreadot,-, wIth or rivthouat 3 beauitiful mseadows iAdjoioning, to be SOLD by Prit-ate Contraet, by Mnl. TAVLER. The cottage is approached by a carriage sweep, is pleasantly situate, and commands a delightful view' over iiieadows of :1 park-like appearance to tire borders of Eppinig Forest. It contains wrell proportironed dining. dra n-,g rooms, anid library, la the mnost copetestate ofrepair. 5 bedchamlbers, dressing rooni-, and wvater clst,ktchien, houisekeeper's room, nsan servant's chamber. brewv- hrousre, dIairy. aod all suitable offices, a beautiful pleasure gromunrd, atnd Produetive fruit garden, twith a lofty, south trail 280 feet in length, Clothed tvith tir enoicest fruit trees : the wihcle forniing so enviable establishmnent on Anlieeclornlsmal scale, at a distanee of 5 miles and a quarter frrnm Lonidon. For particulars and cards to view Apply at Air. Tayler's offices, In tIme Aucti,n Mart. COTTAGE and( FARMl.-T eLTo ES,t a respectable tenant, BLACKDOWN COTTAGEAnd ARMI. The cottage has been recently enlarged and Imnproved w ith a niodern ele- 'catIon, and coiltains gisod sized dining arid dras-lr.g rooms, and 7bed- rom,staining. chalsehsouie, pratenit pump, and suitable offices, and dobecottage nor labolrrers, barn, granary, piggeTY, &c. and good lawn Irs front. The farm Consists of`273 acres, with right of comffion over nearly 1,0Of0OAcre&. A mnanor Is1 attached to the estate, and the mnanoriali rights,,swhich may,be granted to the tenant, extends eu'Gey upswards of`450 am-rea. Foxhoummnds mire kept In the neighbourrhood, sod f,,xes are brred on the estate, but twhich tire tenant may deatroy. The situation a ms8riles from Somuthiampton, 6 from Netley.abbey, 8 front Winchester, 4 from Ri-hop'.s Waltham, 18 from Portsmouth and Goa- port, and shout 7 frmrs time Nen- Forest. Inormediate poRusession nmay be had, sodsa lease for 12 or 14 years, at the moderate rent of 200 u'i'nmetasl. Applications to be made (if b,y letter, post paid) to Mlessrs. tet Strikes,Iarid Carr, Basiughall-street, London;r or the proprietor, Jrhmn fRichards, esq. Gosport. In ANKS of th)e YE, near Chepstow, Mvonmoutl1- ehr.FrSLE, a most valuable and desirable ESTATE, com- prisng amoden bilit mansion-hmonse, with walled gardens, hot- houe, hruberes,coachihouse, stables, and every requlsitecomevent. enrefoaiailyf frtune: together trith a villa, fouir other genteel readece, acotae,and about 36 aceres of meadow- land. The man. slonhruuelsittat an soemiinence, and commiands thie richest arid most extenisIve VIew of the adjacent pictulresque anid beautiful crunrtry, the rivers We and Se verin, and thie lBristoil Channel. Trire vil]l a aid ottirer house have bears recently built of the mnost substantial materialis, and are calculated for tire residences of gesiteel families. They are situate on different points of tire estate and embrace all that richness and varietv of view for tvhie-h the ak of1 the .Wv-e. ane oreeipeislY te-vzcha:ty_o_f CbepstoNr, aLre so celebr3tda fh land is of tile hrst quality arid covered tvlth a considerable quantitv of thrivinig timber, together Nvith several thousand Youni oak, ash, elm, larch, fir, and othier forest trees, in the most luxurranit state. The villa and land are in the occupationof the proprietor; the aman- slou-house and the several other houses above mentioned are let to most resedectahletenants. For further particulars apply (if by letter, post pal ) to Mr. Thomas Vaax. 3and agenit and surveyor, 88, Great Russell-street, Bloomshury, London, wvhmo is authorised to treat for the same, or Thnomas Evans, esq. Silure Villa. tear Chepstow, Mon- rasoutbshire. A partof the purelase money may remain on mortgage. ELLBROUGHTON, Worcestershire. - Capital B FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE.-To be SOLD by AUC- TION, in one lot bhy IlEN'RY JACOB, at the Lyttletun Arms foir, at Hagley, 1In the eounsty of IYoreenter, orn Wednesday, April 28, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. subjeet to vonditions then to he produeed, all that the MANOIt of MOOR-HALL, otheririvse Mloor-hall Belne, (ex- tendingover several hundred acies of lane,) wvith the chief rents, royalties, and appurtenances belongIng thereto. And also the capital messuage, substantial farm buildings, garden, and several closes of arable, meadow, and pasture land, containiDg In the whole, by ad. measurennent, 168 acres or thereabouts, more or less, called the Yew Tree Estate now in the possesslon of the proprietor, Mlr. WiUiam Hooper. Tnis estate Is situate In the parish of Bellbroughton, con- tiguous to the turnpike road leading from Bromsgrove to Stourbrid-e, a lIne sporting country, and the vitavs from the house, lehich lhai an excellent slated roof,and Is fit for tireresidenec of a respieetable family, are extensive and beautiful. The land is of excellent quality, and In high condition; aibout 40 acres are val-jable megdow -and pasture, capable of being irrigated at any season of tlre year, and the re- miainder ararble, being a fine rich loamy turnip amid barlety soil, form' log together one of the best and most complete estates-in that part of tecuty, and possession may be baLd at Michaelmats next, The estate Is twell situate for mnarkets, beingr distant from Bromegrove about .5, Kidderminster abouit 6, Stourbrldge about S, arnd Dudley about 10 mile-. A purchaser of the estate may be accommodated with ttvo thirds of the purchase money- on a mortgag required. To view tke estate apply toMir. Hooper the proreo,o the premises; and formitll further partluaat rr tbsn oii tor,. Bromsrgrover or Jatobs4nd Mathes adaet, tterofcs in Blrtmslnghamn or StourW,oge ; of lofw nsPa oth ae may bisten5 - NW41-1 Ptftf M M 1archn ID, 1824. MattlhiagAtt*ood, esq. TA.P.. - Thomas Hodg1on, Ann. seq. James Bell, esq. Richard liens twbawvrence,esIq., John Cuope, esq. Johin Petty Mus1pratt, esq. AWWIa,n Cutrtis, esq. Major Rhode. esq. WVilliam Mavia eseq William Samlet, esq. Crawford DaWdson, cosq. George Shou Storey, esq. Sit Clias. Flowver, bart. and aId. Chiarles l-ampdleu Turner. erg. Ymanosel Goodhart, esag. Matthew WhitIng, eag. John Hawres, esq, - Matthew Wilsoni, esq. Win. Reygate, eaq. ald. and HT.P. Thomats Wilsoni, eaq..P. ElRSON'S sbhoow 1nsuranee Paymnezts fall duie at A. La,dy-day fldxt iite requested to take niotice, that ilrlnited Ite- ceipts are 'low readlY at the offices In Lombard-street and Chisring- tross, whIere attendance Is daily given, from 9 till 4 o'clock.. The! fates anid condlitions of the Pheiinix Companiy are of theo most mnoderate dcscriptlon.aud the adjuistmenjt ,f losses has beers uniformily attended to with the utmost promptitude and liberality. For the protection of the valuable property, in the nlorth west part of the town, the Comipany have established ail Engine Stationi in Geor.e-,yard, Crown-street. Soho, wher-e attendance is given daty aknd night, as stveli aslat each of the Company's other engine shitiloix. JLING's TI'LEATPaRE.-Signor BENTELLI respectf'ully JL! begs leave to inform the Nobility atid Gentry, Subserlhersg to the! p,e,ra,and the Public, that the FOURTH CONCERT SPIRITUiEL I of ANCIENT antd MODERN MJUSIC, similar to the celebrated Con- certs Spirituals at Paris, still1 take place on Friday niext, in which Madame Catalani aLnd miost of the priciiepal vocal performers of this Th'leatre wvill sling, and several instruimental eoncertocs be Introduced. Applications respecting boxes to be maLde to IMr. Seguin, Opera Office, 105, Quadrant, Regent-street. Boxes, 3 guinecas eaLch. Admission to the Boxes lOs. f5d. Pit t7. Gallery 3s. 6d. D EVNPOR ROYL NVAL ANNU ITA-NT SOCETY-A IERiNGof FFCERS of the ROYAL NAVY and MitINE resdent n andnear dotndo,will take place ois Fridlay nea, te 2thInsant a th CrwnandAncorTavern, Strand, for the utpse o esabllhina brnchof te sciey, wihenl the attend- sue ofsuc raks f oliersas re ligbletobecomie msembers, agresbl' o te rlesof he ocity,iposlihedin tire ltast Navy G, F.SOMEVILL, L..N. ctuay and Chilef Sqecretary. Tecar wIl btaeat 12 for I o'clock. (N HRSTIANUNION SOCIETY, for Vrisitinlg andi '9J RelIevingc the Sick Poor at thleIr owvu Habitations. Patront, Ilis Royal Highness the Dukhe of SUSsEX. President, Rev. W B. COLLYER, D.D. LL.D. F.A.S. &e. The privations of the afflaicted poor, at this season of the year, pre entothe beoce-oleut heart an appeal too powrerful to be miet wvit cold itidifference. Winy amr I favoured with a plentiful supply of foiod, raiment, and every- other necessatry gift: of ani inidulgent Provi- dence, whbilst so many endure all the comnplkicted sutferinigseconiiected writhasratcof sickness, hunger, and nak-edness?" isaquestiols which often arisec In the Christian's mind, and Is productive of the most salutary effects Thie instituition, nowy earnestly recommiiended to the notice of a humj~ane public, em'braces, as the sp isere of its operations, a distance of 3Smiiles, In every diirectioni froml West Smtithfield, enrdb( since its formation, has received ino less thani 2,000 eases, to srhich s.pwvards of 14,000 visits have heels given. cuid amliong thien: nearly 1,2001. has been distributed. An unusual pressuire of extrem;ely 'die- tressing cases, at the present time, occasions3 the expenditiure to be doublethie income; bunt, relying ipoi the liberallry of the friends of hiumanity, the Comfmittee 'till not tuirn a deaf ear to the importunate criesocf the sons anid daughters of sick-ness and Indi1gence. Subscrip-, tions anid donationis ivill be thankfully received by N castrs. Whitmore, I Wells, and Whirmore, bankers, Lombard-street; also by the Rev. Or. Collyer, Presidenit, Brunswick-place, Deptford;, S. 5Sreuhens,es. Tr asrr, Clt-ar -n bythe Secretaries. Mlr. B.'Clark,2, Little Quieen-arreet, Llnzw1ln's-inn-flields; and 'Mr. WV. H. Garry, 16, Fuirnival's-ino. QSCHOOL for the INTDIGENT BLIND, Si. Georges's1 1.3 FI~~~~Pelds, Surrey. The Lord Bishop of DURHA, Plresidenit. SAMUEL BOSAN4QUET, egq. Treasurer. The COMM 3ITTEE give notice to the several Candidates for ad missioni, and their frcends, that thie BALLOT for thie EILECT ION of FOUR MIALEC and THREE FEMALE P'UPILS 'ill be hulden at the City of London taverni, BilshopaSgate-streer, oni Tuesday, the 6th day of April, 1824, betsveen thie hours of eleven anid three. A pllig pperlies been seist to each subscriber stones address is unwn nd all Subscribers svhu have not given their address, or wvho pay tlieit Suhscriptions at bankers. may receive th-n; onppi cation to the secretar'y or the supesinftendent at the School. Sub- scriprior.s entitling the partv to us vote (for each anniual guinea', or 10 guineas as a member fiorlifi) syill lit received by the treasurer, Sa- mildbosaquer esq 73,Lombrd-sree; also l'y the secretary NIt. ChalesDod, i, ulite-stee, LodehaI-street; Mr. Robert Sharp. sopsriuendet, t th scool gid b te collectors, Mr. Grasewell. 7. Crven-tree, Stand;Mr. illim Ocis, 17 UTplcr BIlegrave-plact, Pimlco;andMr. udd&, f Orghtti.The deii tiemen of the Coin- oliteeareresectull reuesed o atenid at the City of Lonidoni taven, ii he ay feletlot, y hlf ast tcii o'cloc,k, to ma!ke the necesary rratiemens. C ARLES DODD, Secretary. NTDON SUB-WVAY COMI PANTY.-AI a respectable? IMeeting, held at the CitV of Loridon Tavern, oms tle IWrit March, 1824. convened puirsuant to public advertisements, fuir rue puirpose of ESTABLISHING a SUll-WAY COMPANY', to prevent time frequent remioval of rute paiveiiient aisd carriage pathis, for laying down and taking up pipes,,&c.; Mir. JOHN WVILLIAMS. InI thle Chiair;t 'Citefolloing Rsolutons wre m ved,sconded. toid unanimnously Thatchi Meeinghavig hard endthe Report ,rt the Comm)ittee apponte at pulic nering,in cceber, 1822. to inqunire iitio the proprety o forning ulawas in ondo, w,hichi report is favouraible Itesolved, That a London Sob-sn-nv Conmpaiiy shall nosy be formied, wvith a capital oft?100,OOe, in Shares of ?C100 searb, aisd that subscrip- tions be immediately received f,rc that purpose. That a deposit of. XI per cenit. he paid into rise bankinghouse of Messrs. Hankey, to thje account of the Lonsdon Subl-may Company, wvhich shall not be drawni out without the signaitures of 'three of thie Provisionial Directors. That a general meetingof the proprietors shall be called, as soion as 500 shares are subscribed for, to elect thieDirectors 4aid other Officers. (Signed) JOHN WVILLIAM1,S, Chiairmnan. Hooks are iiosv opened, at Miessrs. llauisey's, to receive the names of propirietors. (-N ENERAL 1)15IPENS~ARY, Al0draaosec,- e N-VANNIVERSARY DINNER of ttlei INSTITUTION will he on Mlonday, the56th of April next, at the Albhion Tav,ern. Aldl'rsgate-srreet. His Royal Highniess the Duke iif SU.-,SEX, President, in the Chair. VICE-PRESIDENTrS. The Hon. Philip Pusey John tIhos. Tliorp, eqq. AId. The Hon. Robert Smiitb, Ali. P. Johni Garratt resq. AId. N,tattliesv Wood, esq. NI. l1. Wiin. Venairles, esq. AId. Wns. Manning, ese. MI. P. Alexatuder Davisoni, esq~. Geo. Soith, esq.MN. P. Jeremiahi liariinan, eeq. Rohct. Albloii Cox, esq. Aid. I John SmIlth, csq. TIreasurer. STEWARDS. H. . H. the fuluke of Sussex Johis Diggens, earq. J- NV. Adlard, esg. John Gitihons, eaq. Win. Roht. H. Browsn, esq. Johll Kay, esq. Geo. hiirkheck, Mi. Di. R . A. Lloyd. eseq. Janmes Burghi, Jun. esq. 4 Ceo. R.Slimkin, eseq. Joseph Cholmondeley, esag. Thus- Sumnmers,. esq. JOM PUL.LEN alid SON, Secretaries. Tickers, 15s. each, may l's had cif the Stewards; tise Secretaries. 34, Fo,re-street; the Collector, Aldersgate-streer; anid at theg tavern. Dinner on table at 5 o'clock precisely. ROYAL NATIONAL IINSTITUTION for the R PRESERIVATION of LIFE from SHIPWRECK. Patron, HIS McAJESTY. President, the Earl of Liverpool, K.G. Donations.Annual. Amouint already advertised - . 3,484 1 40 ?150 19 0 Subscriptions since received;.- The Rlight Hon. the Earl of Lonsdale, iK. G. 1o0000 TiheCorporation of the Londoss Assurance 1050 0 Tu,e Royal Exchange Assuramuee- 105 00 TIhe Earl of BlrosvnlosV' . 50 0a Ihug-h Leycester, esq-.- 110 00 A. B. at Mecssrs.- Courts and Co - - 20 00 J. A. at Messrs. Ladbroke's - II10 Admiral Ekins - 3 0 0 Capt RlobL. Johnson, E. I. C. S. IIo11 R. NMorrall, esg. . - 20 0 Lord John Russell, NI. P. - 10 10 0 2 2 0 Wim. Fuller, esg.-10 10 0 Sir Esn'ard Codringwto- 10 Ii0 John Jamesa, eaq.-10 10 0) R. G.S..10 00 R. J. Stevens, ess..2 2 0 Capt. Cham bers wVhite, R - 10 0lo 0 Ce.Bordaie,sq. . -10 10 0 C. N RI. ilams, esagq -1 Mlessrs. Barclay, TIritton, Bevan, and Co.. 21 0 Montague Peimilingtoni, caq. - - 2 20 1 1 0 1. H. at- . - 2 20 Capt. ceo. P, Seymour, R. N. C. B. - 5 5 'F. A. Droop. eag.-10 10 0 Mrs. Elizabeth WVilson. Denmark-hi[ll 10 10 0 2 2 0 Samuel Bosanquet, esq- 26 50 Caipt. Tisdal, R. N. - . 20 0 Sir Richatrd Hardiiige - - 210 0 Henjamin Shawv,cj Cornbll - - 21 00 Capt. Mangles, R. N - - 650 Capt. BertieCator, R. N.0 00 Capt. Joseph Dosvson - - 2110 0 220 H. S. [l. WoolILaston, eseq.s o Win. Davis, esq.-1 10 0 Donations and subscriptions 'till be reed-led by in Sikes, :sq. Treasurer, 5, Mansionhousee-strert; and by' the sevra bankers of the metropolis. MiANCHEBSTE R GAS BI LL. - Collegiate CliurCis, ?VJ. anchester, Niarcim 18, 1824.-At a most tiiiimerous and rc- speeraible PUBLIC NIEETING of the LEY-PAYERS of the parish of Manchester, conivened by the ehturchwsatdens, pursuant toga requisi- tion lo svich eetng ucnoieeasgveni in time ehureb.a"'d upon thedoos teref, s sellas y avetisemenit Its the Mlanchester newaapesi or he prpoe o taingInto econsideration a bill nosy pendng i Pariamet, etitld A illfur better lightfing the parish ,bfManiseterithGas' a snll so beoljectsconnected7thetesyith;I JONATHN ANDEW, Ea. Senor Chrchwvarden of the Plarish in The follosvlng resolutions were passed, vIz.:- 1. 'Moved by Mr. CardisrelI.one of the thurchsvardensof the pariah, steconded by Mr. Jones, seimiocr conistable of Salford, andl carried, eighit hands only being held up agarinst it, That the presenit meeting cannot refrain front expresslng their most delliberate aisd unzqualified disapprobation of rthe lill unoiv before Parliament, Intended to establish a society of personis (under the as- sumned denomlssatlon of the Mtanchiester ninperial Gas Light Comprany) for the professed purpose of better, lighting the parIsh wvith gas. 2. Nioved by Sir. Mlarriott, boroughreeve of Salford, seconded by Mir Kirkman, Senior Constable of Niamnehesrer, aitd carried, there being only 4 dlssentienta, That thisi aseassire originated mierely in tlse private views of a few individuals, and nor front any motive of general eonveisience or bene- fit to the parish, or to any of the towrnships therein; carl that distantc speculators are nosy actuated by the same Interested viewvs In their persevering endeavours to obtaini powers whlich are so decidedly ad- verse to the sentiments of the Inhabitants at large. 3. Mloved by Mr. Harbottle, conistable of Chorlton-rosv, seconded by Mr. Watkisi, Sidesminat for Ardwilck, and earried, one dissentient only That ttle prevailing opinion of the parish on this subject 'tnust havelbeen well know'n both to the former and present friends of the lull, they having hitherto carefully abstained from every attenipt to convene the Icy-payers for its consideration; ciid notwithstanding the period swhich has elapsed since the pblic attentio was pointedly directed to the proceeding, It still remis unauthoris;ed, not only by any parochial meeting, but by that of~ oneof thsenumerous tows'n- ships within the parish. 4. Movedl by MIr. Flemning, one of the suirveyors of she hiighways of Nlanheser,secnde byMr.Baxer,churchwvarden for Stretford, ThatIn dprectin thebillthe arihIoners nowv assemnbled fully concr I th reoluionsof he ub ie eerngs held In Nisanchester and alfrd,andtheseveal the tonshps,as swell RSain the various pettioa wichhav ben areay pesetedagainst this highly oh- monlsly, That the petition submitted to this meeting be adopted, and that the same be forthwith signed, and afterwards by tho ehairmnan trans. mltted to tbe county memlbets to be presented. 6. Moved by Sir. Collins, one of the sidesmen of ?Manchester, seconded by Samuel Kay, and carried unaninmously, Trihat the mo3t grateful acknowledgments of the Inhalbitants be respectfully presented to the commissioners for lighting the townss of Nianeclester aiid Salford, for their strenuous op"iosition to the bill: and alaso to the deputation In Lotidon for thelr very able and satisfac- torY exertions. 7. Mloved by Mr. Millington, seconded by Mr. John Edwaad Taylor, and carried unanimously, That the committee appointed at tho town's eeeting- be requested vto st In that character on the part of the parish; that this meeting Pgladly secognizes and danctions tire proueedings they have alreadY taken an opposition to the bln in questios, and solicits the presert dewptatpou, or those gentlemen Lyhom the cnrnrsittee may hereafter !mdelegahfortthatpurpose, to employ their beAt services in protecting the wsunsh agrainst the attempt of Intrusive cnd self Intereatend adventurers. 8. Moved-by Mr. Richard Potter, one of the clsurchwvardens of the parisb, seconded by Mr. Edward Tebbumta sldesian for Salferd, and carried naniuonsly, That thepretednng resolutiong be advertised In all the Manchester newspapers, a nd In euch of the London,Papers as the colmmittee may select. JONATH A N AND REW, C'hairman. It was unanimously resolved, upon the motion of Mir. Warren, and seconded by Mr. Thomas ffardman., That the thanks of thismleeting be presented to Jonathan Andrew,. esi. as the chairman, for the able and Impartial nRmnner is which he has conducted the proceedings of the day. - THOMAS CARD WVELL, Chairman. COLONIAL COFFEE ESTABLISH MENT and TEA J WAREHOIYSE, I6,PFenchurcb.treet.-ABROSE TWVEEN begs to inform the Pubile that hes entinues to SE;LL the finest WEST INDI, and. Otbi? COkYElES, and every descrIptSon of TEA, Of the best 4tualily, eq tbe lowvIse terms for ready moneY. Orders{rain the coustt'yfoywsrAf wjthoeat delay. Captains df ships, and the pro- -Pflqts%Offlverps, lia, and bceakfazthenses, are suppljq;'ba thq tnef5Pertq*-I6,!enchurc11ljtreet, Lcsadon{ '-'- - Io the PRoPAU910AS of VA8T IND1A ST0CK, .3k-leve toinfrm ou,tht Tuess14v, the gdit .5 s fxe fo th ILECIIi'Jof DIE~TOit of your affairs,>and .1 Ctflstl an repecfoly etret te hnour of your attlundani!e at I canot,in aequte trms,exprss Y gratituide for the dlatterlng reVetlor wit whch Ihaveunifrml beeni boinoured dniring niy canvss, r fr th zeaousand ureitted exertions of my Inigloly, Valud tlend. Acontnuace o th Lae energy sanuiot fail, nuider your ind uspies, o comandsuccss and, should I attaijii iT~e Objct f m amitin, be yo tobe assured that my Utmost attntin sashbe evtedto n ativ ad consclencious discharge of the arios dtieswhih ar inolve Inthat distInzu~ished trust. I have thle honour to be, Ladies and Gent enmen, Your mosit obliged faithfOid servan t, New B3road-street, March 11, 1824. J. PETTY MILSI'RATT. Mr. Mtuspratt's Coniminttee wrill sit daily at the City of London ravern. iihe.-e comamunications affecting his Interest will be thank- fxlly received. To the PROPtilETORS of EAST INDIA STOCEC. Ladles and Gentlemienl, 1i\NDI.NL that prior promnises; to caindidates of' much F.older standing than iiyself will prev'enlt many proprietors from affording that support which It Is their kinid intention to extend to roe after the prcesnat election, I have, in deferxence to, the advice of mny frienids, and to avoidt personal InconvenIenjce to those wvho hlonouir nic wvith their suffr'ages, adopted the resolution of saving you the trouible of ani attendance on illy accouint at the ensuing ballot., hiut, In thus yieldling to thle present state of toe canivas,,, I wvish it to be clearly uinderstoo'd, that I place mly conifldenit hiopes of success, on the nlext vacancy, in your kindness and unbiassed suffrages. I beg to tender you nly grateftul aeknocwledgments for the vety fiat- terilig assuranees Yor suipport which I have received onl my canivass, and mnost re,.oeetfully to solicit a conitiniuatnce of your favour nnd patkronage. I have the honouir t,, be, wvith great respect. Ladies anid Gentlemnen. London ~~~Yourr very faithfuil and obliged servant, LodnTaivern, M6atchl 18, 1824. CHRALES )IAcEINNO17. T the PROPRSIETOJIS of EfAST TINDIA SOK Ladies and Glentlemen. T HE ELEcTION of a DIRECTOR of the EAST _LINDIA COMP.ANY being fixed for To-morrow (Truesday, the 23d finstzuit), I maost respectfullv and earnestly entreat thle favour- of your attendance at the East India Hoose on thiat daiy, Nwhen I hope to be honoured wtith x-our snixport. From the very favourable reception I have experienced on ily canvass, I enitertaini the conifident hloPe that the resuilt (if thie balIct onl this occasion will plaee nie in the lionoiirable situationr of a Director or' your aiffirs; and I once muore bej to, agssure von, that, Inl the evenit of my sucocess, I shall e4deavour faithfully, diligenitly, and zealously to dischar-ge the duties of that important trust. I have thie honiour to he, wIth great respecr, Ladies and Gentlemien, Y'our faithful and humlrble setvsnt, ff.ST. GEO. 'VUCKrFR. 3, Ui)per Portland-place, March 10. 1824. Mr. Tucker's Conmmittee wvill sit dallyat thle City of Leodoni Tavern. Bilshopsgate-street, whlere aniy co:nmuiuiciations frcrm his flrielids Wvill bie thanikfully received. A N APEALto the NV ELSI- REIIENT ill LON- DO,adalwho may feel disposed to further tbe exertionis nowmakng or heurposerofBUlLDINGanr ADDITZONIAoLCHURC-H at CAIIARHEN,und er the Sanction and Authiority of the Lord The resnt xtet ofelchurch rooniat Carniarthen having been long foun toalTrd eryInadequate accoinulldadlon to the mnembers of theestblihedchuch,it Is pr,oposed to rtise a sum of monecy by sub- scrption, (whiich it i ,Ped i'Rl be auigmiented by, public grant,) for the urpose of buildn aiiother church In that Place. Whn i1,t is consider-ed that the present population of Catriairthen amounts to upwaidosof 11,000, anid that there tire sittings onily for 700 Persons or rescteentli part of the Ppoiulatio-n, the ilecessIty fot the intended buliieinsot huit he aipparent. This, simrple fact niust plead more PoeflyIn behalf of the proposed measure than aniy thinlg the Susrpin lready received at Carmarthen : TheLmdBiopoS. Rev. T. Williams, Vicair DavI. - 410 0 "o Liarusaduru Xs000 Mirs. ugs - - 250II0Rev. I). A. WVilliams' - 0 00 Tite RgtRn Lod .rs.Catheriuie MN.GriffitIs. Seymtotr - - 2500 N0Ir.W.Grifliths,lronznonger 0 0 The Righit floio.Lad R ridge-street - 00 Seymour- - 2.50 IMrs. WAters.; Millbank 50 I Tile Right ijon. I,od Daniel Prytberek, eoil. 00 Dvs,evur - -210 0 0Rev. F. II. G. Williams, Joh i Jotnes, esq. NIiP. 00 00 West Dean, Wilts 50 0 Mea,ior N,ott - U00 001Rev. Hlugh Jones, \'icar of Morgan Jonies, e.oq.WiiTaigarthi - - 0 00 Kiliremieg - 0 0 ' is TOm a., U-pland .5 00 .1 I. Hiarford, e?q. Bristol 10 00 TMrs Illa msSpil3on-t i0 0 Charles Morgan, esq.o ri RSoith esq. -urnacceLoage: 3 0 Carmnarthen - 500D lwec,Spla- 1'l '3 0 Rei. JaniesGr-iffithsiCurate Wrn:Iddo)tIks. csu. Spil- 01' Carn-'arthen - 5 00 inan-street - - 3 00 J. Williamns, e~ q.urgeon, Rlev. Jolin Evans., Curate of armartplen - 00 f Narbertli - - 3 3 0 Msr,.LPie CImlen000 Mr. lienyon, collectorl 2 0 0 Wm.aJoncs,esq.Cariolarthen 50001Mr. Edwv. PhlIips,Spr1iig- fD. Lewis, esq. Carmarthien 50 0 j0 grdens - 20 0 Mr. D. Mainwaring, Spil- A. Tintumins, esq. - 22 0 man-street - - .5 0 0Miss F.Htiglkes,Kirng-street 2 00 The Schiolar.,oftie Carmiin-. IRev. T.Jonxes,Prior~--str-eet2 2 0 then Grainniar School .5tI00Mr. D. Birig-stoke, painter 22 o The Her-. Ii. S. Plumnptree, Mlr. D. Evans, Bear hInn -2 0 Cowliridge - - 00 0Mr. D. Morley,l-iammrs-e-st.2 2 0 D. Willianms, esq. Quiay st. 00 0Rev. D. Lewis, V'icar 0f MIr.H1. Junes, Qualy.street 0 0 0 Cmriwil - - 20 Will.Edwrards, esq. Spil- Mr. J. Llewellyn, Guild- luian-street --i 550 hall-sq;uare - - 22 0 Mr.Jolsn Ei-aiis, pjrinter 5 .0 Mr. Br-idgen- ater - 2C'00 r.JoNnimlthaifinarris,printer- 0 0John Gwrynxic, esq. Upper Mrs. Williamls. Sw-aneca Market-street - 220 Castle.War,er-streetilst Mtr. C. Jones, Laninmas-st. 2(10 contribtitioni - 5 0C0 Mr. J. David. I rotimonger 2"20 Te1ev. Mr. Ireland - 0 00Mr.tpeno,crl- Mr .Phillips, Larmuias-I park - - 2 2 0 tet -- . 5 00 Totall anjount (if smaliler ThmsTaylor, esq. 0 00 subscriptions received 146 0I MrW.Moss; irollinoiiger, an ons $ - 0550 Gross total ?615S 14 1 Subscriptions will he received at Sir J. LLibbqck. hart. i-'ort Clark, and Co.'s, at Messrs. Barclay, Trittoln. Bevan. and Coi!.',Iandi at Mlessrs. Jonies, Lloyd, and Co.'s, bankers, Lonidoa. Architects who inay lie desirous of furnishing plans for the said cllurchl, caoable of conitainiing aliout 800 or 1,000 Persons, mnust send them gratultoutsly,addresscfi to thie Seeretaru-,the Ritv. James Griffith, stt Carmarrhen, on or- befiire the 2.5th day of Nlarch next, rind for theI approved plan onily a premiumii of '10 guineas*'vill be. giveni. The others wvill be returned uponi application.-Carmaarthen, Feb. 28. DISTRESSED SETTLErtS at tile CAP& of GOOD D HOPE.-At a MEFETING of tire COMMNITTEE for MNANAGING the SUBSCRIPTION for the REIAIEFof the DISTRESSED SETTLERS at thie CAPE of GOOD HIOPE, hield this day at the City of Londoxii Tavern ;41. 13ORR_ADAILE, Esq. in the Chair. Asa considera%blej o-rtioiteofttileBritish pu)ilic are yettunacquaincted With the causes of ttie unexampled distress which prevails amnong the Lunfortunate settlers, the Commnittee sleern it right to state that it has arisen fromn a comibiriatiotl of circumstances over which nio humian belne; could hove 'sy control u-viz. lot. Three successive failures rin heir crops i,f corn and vegetables9 occasionied by blighit arid long :",ntninxed droughts. 2dIy, Rtepeated losses fromi thie depredations of rheir treacherous neichbours the Caffres:. and lostly, oil overwhelm- ing hitriidatiomi in October last. The Committee coinitnue to receivec tire niost afflicting accounts of the effects of this last devastating calamiltv, which In niariy Instances Swept before it housles, stork, and everl' slpecles of property. The following subscriptions are aninouinced : The TRight Hon. Earl At Sikes, Smith., and Co.'s. Batliurst - - - ?00 0 0 essrs. Sikes aid Co. -?5 00 The Right lion, the Earl Thtomias Hudson, esq. 20 0 0 oIf Liverpool .- -50 0 0A. Borradaile, esq. 100 0 R. Wilmot 1-br-ton, esq. Roger i-lrries, ecil. 10 (10 M.P.- 20 00F. A. - 000 'sIr. Ald.Thomrpson, MI.P. 10 00 Jam'ies Ar-bouin, esq. -0 00 Mir. Alderman Key - 1(10 (V 'in. Cottent, esq. - 5 50 11mRoss cq - -10 0(Fr-sic-is Thiu-sites~, esq. 0 00 alx icar,cq. -1 0 i At Floare, llar;lett, arid Co..s. lesClarfr-ac, esq. -10 0 0Edw. C. Bradfotd, esq. 50 0 Suidrew Steedisitii, esq. 20 0 At Sir Winr. Cur-li, clid Go.'s. WVm. Gre!g, esq. - - 2 0 IIjosh, Aitislcy, esq. - 5 II0 I. B. Ebden), esq. 100 0 Mrs. AinSleyC .0 00 lienry Houghton, easq. 1O00 Ii Miss Airisley - - 20 0 Daniel Jiones aiid Co. 10 00 Robiertand Jurn Gore 10 00 r'hos. Sinapson., esq. 10 II D J. A. Droop, esq;.. 10(100 Thos. Sanderson, esq. 10 0 0 T. F. - -- 400 0 Win. Ail,l'itt, esql -. 5 0 0 At Lloyd's Coffeeioiise. ereliatimorn aLnd Co. 10 I IlP. hom1ie. coIll- 0 o Edward Le, esq. -1000 IWin. andJ. Birnie 100 0 W. M. Holuiies, esq. - 5 0 0 Griflin Hawvkinis. esq. 3 00 Janan. Huniter-, escq. - 5 0 0 At Mr. Underwood'.s. G". IlatChZAM, esq. - 2i0 0 IMr. Thos. Underwrood 2U00 Robert Cowie, esq. - 2 0 I1 .S. 20 00 Cook~es arid Lung 2 2 0 Joseph BaWvson, esq. -10 00 Lienlt. Mlontague. RI. Ar-til. 1 1 0christopher Rawsoun, esq. 12 00 Su)itors arid Keihoni - 3 30 Wrei. Fuiller-, eFq. - 10 100 lMoggart arid Falbrooltc 200 S. Gosnell, esq. - - 1 10 Tucker and Huniter 5- 0 0 (1 T niromoDaViS011es 1I 0 Miss Aldersev - 5 00 Lieut. Mjoleswcmrtfi,l uyal Edmutnd and ClhatIles Gore55 0 0 Artil.I-- - 10 0 Wm-n Strachan, esq.- 10 0011. S.. - - - 0 17 6 C-0 761At Fr-ys arid Chapmaan's. S. G - - 2 2 0Nessrs.Frvy9andChapnman 100 0 Mr-. Richard h3acker I-100IIJoshua S;aunders, esq. - 650 0 Mr. TIhomaHs Pellatt I- 10 Win. Hsillin6swor-th, esq. 21 0 0 Mr. Raniyard, Kings3ton 10 0Wnin. Shurston., esq. 100 0 Itev. Ji,hn Campbell- 1 0 0J. R. Hunit, esq..5 0 0 At V'eres, WNard, and Co.'-k. Mi. WV. -2 2 0 Messrs. Veres, WVard, & Co. 1O00 0S. and J. Foulger - 2e0 00 R. W. Br-alit, esk. 5 0 0Gco. HydeWVollastlln, eq. 50 0 Crawley, Elgie, and At H4anhury and Co.'s. Clhurihyard .- -50 0 Philips and Ring - 10 00 At Miessrs,. Drurnmnord's. IIsaac Mfaruaei,eeq. -I(0 0 T. P. Coinrterlay,esq.lM.P. 20 00 IAt Sir R. Carr Glyza and Co.'s. Miessrs. D)rmniomm d 21 0) 0 lr-s. liar-nsoon - 3 0 0 rapt. C. R1. FoxI-- 110 IIMiss Harrisoii 3 0 0 L. G. - - 10 in00Francis Luptori. esq.- 30 0 SubscrIptionis are receiv-ed by the T1reasurer, Wni. Fry, esq. St. Mjildred's-court, Poultry; by Messrs. Frys and Chapman, and tdie se- ver-al banker-s ini the mietropolis: by Mr. Thomas Underw-ood, 32, Fleet-str-es:, Agent to the Consmitteeat Cape Town, and by the Cotin- aisittee aLt tlita City of L,ondon Taivern, whiere aU comlnixinicatlons arei to lie addressed. Il'he reports of the Comimittee may be obtaiined gratis, by apiplicationo to tlile Treasurer, the Secretary, or to Mr-. Thomtas Uviderw~ooil. City of Loadon Tavern, March 19, 1824. WT.M.HMARRIES, Hoa. Sec.