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lx"- ijn" iu;thqq.sxjifon Poeks; hurden 200)to.'lrfeih ,Arooldsrsd -Wooiie~tt: 'I Cleme~nt,s-lane. l,omliacrd-s-st F O -_A _mQ_ -DTC,-IVsi( ths U'ro-fth. the tezsk SHp IP ILS'Oltb, burdaen 1110 ton,lClAt flODR wOOo Cdmrtyidruet;-. This ship has vety' ssperi6l nsis 11iO)IX10l(datforis for passengers, anid par-les a surgeony. -1-rfsgto pltasaj6eap tIPpi e0'MesS lrl~ls; Forbe., nid- Co.: 2,.Mnithu- piae W r nt W-Abarcrornlxe, 4, Ilirehln-lRyne., j'XOR. 13OMBAY D)irMc,'00stiVhe1y tosaiIin the course Of 'I tI3ll~lf=4thfJisly,,gbaddne rlver built SHIP-SARAI, A],I',TFiOMAS 2WEN- Commander; lying In the Eat indiaL Dock; birdei 488 tGflS I li5 Very .4ulsei'folo cLommoda1,tIons Bfor. passengers, and -carriek It Surgeon. For passage apply to Mr. Weecling. 20, old Broad-strelet; C&pt. BOvwen, stthe Jerusalemcoffeehbouse; ortolsbister and Horsley, TWIML BOMIBAY, the fine new coippered SHIP REl- .52 GALP A,- bui'dbia 400 tons, ALE9. HE~NNING, Cemntrander. 1lying In the Cl'y Canal. 1Has excellent attornmedattionss for passens- gers,-carri0Wa sirr sdn; uid bfing% the greater part of her cargo 'on boaFrd, will iyssttveclysail fromtiravceend on or before the 20th Iitt. For` freWit ior ~pjgsdge apply to Captain HenTilng, at the Jerei- estera coffeehouse, to Rol;ert Taylor, esq. 10, T,lkensouaee-yard; or Fl-4munu,kRead; 1, ftiche's.ceurt, Llmne-street. 14 OnOALUTV ret-positively tsv sail from Graves- MLer-iin Augus,t,tie new Calcutta,buiilt SHIP HERO OF3 MALOWN, lEitrden6y tlOnsu, JilN LEWIS GtRRItCK, Cdominnder. ''his shiip 'being: stell kutolvi all one of the finest-shiMp% osit of Calcutta, offereall excetledrt(PP(rrturity fort paqssnerser, wild carrieA Al experieseved sur- Leoss. For freight rpassageapply.to Messrs, Inglis, Forbe.s,and Co. 2, MAl1sjsouhoue.asp~lace- to the C.tilmanddr,at theJerotsulem coffieehozseo; or to Wmn. Abteromnbip, -1, Birehin-laine V.WALES, the remarkahly, fne fast sailing river'buflt- SHIP HAYVEY;- DANIEL PE.I2CIIE (late of the Biritornart),- Commander: buirdef,400 tuna; coe-pper fastcned,copp)erea ,tnd krnied,lWiisg in thne ew Ess!n~i.oedondocks. The accormmndationtsfor pas-eue eers by thu ves.sel are Of a, moat sUtperior description, aLnd Captahn Ilene, e, being well ac- quaInlted wvith the c-olonies, wilt Impart all requisite ImorlOritltio to- Persons proceeding be' this ship. A;, experienced surgo will be on board; . For frelght' or passage apply to.- WhiNtonl and.Hewwitt, 38, Cruitchedfclrtrs. L'ViOR PH9LADELPH1A,, being unavoidal-dtie .M_ until the 10th of July, on wrhich day she wrill pstvt al h well kllowit fast-sailIng coppered end copper fastee hIdl1i builit SHIP. ELECTRA. GEORGE ROB!NSONq- Comadr'ure 3M0 toritt lyin-, in 'ste London Dock;. her accommoain ohI cabin aind steer;tge are of the firsit description, And cabin passengerst fouind with bed, bedding, and thie beat stores thatt can be, procured. For freight-or passage Itpply to Capt. Rloinsonl, on board-J a.t the Newv Enigland 'and Peinerilvarni. colfeehsonses. to Messrs. Geci. 'Wildes and Cl, 24,bawreue-hluse; or to Hopkins and cslover,brokers,'Chanfe-iliey. _PARIS,- SOUTH otf FRANCE, :and ITALY.- -d Southa.mPton to Csen, In Norniandy.-The'NELSON, a new and 'Well ftted PiXlERT, -with 2 cabins, 16 be~da, and eveT convenience, 'will leave Soutbampton for CAR'Nion the 8th anid 23dr1n t, at noon. ShelscQmrWiaijded by Capt. WHiEELFR, as wrell respected as known In thakt trade. ald who performed'tlhe last passage to Cnen In 14 and re- tufrnedlIn 17 hours. The sAving of expenlse and faLtigute by this route to the south is at least one hialf. She has accommnodation, for'twko c-ar- rLIage&. All particulars and. passport-s obtained by akppllcatloni, pst- Paid, ito Weeks-and: March, the- o%ners.Sulantn INDIA SEA_PA CK ETr COMPtlA ~Nty`.-T e un der- signed aLre now authorised to receive the NIANES sif PERSONS desir,us of OhbItinig SFIARES in this uindertaking, for wvhfich pur- poc,. the neces.1aryF printedi papers lucay lie obtaifned at their o .. e. ksvJ-xy pratcticable arttention will be paid to ensure an aLpproprlatlote of lgihares, li. the order lit which thjey arc ipiplied for. -'2,824. ASIORY anid COLES. 25, Tbrollmorton-sitreet. j,NITED STATES BANK TOCK.-Notice ishereby , - --en that a rUIV1DENDo,f 2,; per cent. deeIsred by the Direr- - .r InJauary last, on the CAPIT-AL, STOCK of the said BANK, wivll * h payable to sulch of the Stockholdersi residing In Europe whio may licve' -en t out the necessry requisition for that purpose, or to their legal representatives, at the par of Exchange, on tute 10th instanit, and miay be received anyisubsequent3londay, Wednesday, Thursday, or Saturday. between the hours of I11 and 2, oni applications to Messr's. Baring, Brothiers, and Co. 8,1ll1sbopsgate-street-wvithln. CHOL for DRAWVING antl PAINTIr\NG, NTo.6, ICharlo.tte-street, 'BloomsbuTy.-The ANNU'AL COLURSE of LEC- TURES, on thie Anatony of the honman Rody, asl far as Is necessary for pictorial expres-ion, us-Ill COMMENCE This Day, at 4 o'clocir. The school is openi for stud y, as usgual, fro,n 7 in the morning tilt S In the afternioon. Wl1LL CLIOSE on SATURDAYINEXT.-S9OCIETY ,vo B RITISH ARTISTS. Suffolkr-street. Pall-miall enst.-The Galleries for the EXIlIIIiTioN and SAL.E of the WORK-S of BItITISHi ARTISTS Are nowv OPEN from ii t%I dusk, and wrill CLOSE on Satur- day next. Adn,lttAncelIs. CataloguelIs. NV. LINTON, See'. tiie,Galleries to be Let, togethier or separately, fromn the 20tit of Juilv to 1st of March followinig. Application to be miade to Ntr.Hofland, 23, Newrnanstrect; Mlr. Meyer, 3, Red-loion-square; or to Mir. Glover, 6,Montagu.square. NTFERESTTNLNG EXHIBITIONT, Gre-at Rtoom Spring- Ganrden'--MAIISHALL's PERISTREPH-IC l'.ANOTItoA of the BATTLES of LIGNY. Lee Quatre Bras, anid Waterloo. lIt this cele- brated moving painting are progressively portrayed twelve sif the most interestinig ard eventful ep,ichs of the above-nained memorable victoricA, togethier wvith the perilous sltuttlon of 'Marshal flinchier at L'qry, the death of thie Dutke if Pruiswvick At Ouatre Bras, desth of Sir Thomnas Picton at Waterloo, gkllant enigagenient of Corporal ShaLw withi six of Napoleon's Impe-rial Guards, capture of two eagles, the last granid charge of the itritish and complete defeat of the French) Army; aea vie as t aprg,oach"e snd recedes accompaLnied with appropriate music, ty a Itill miilitary band. Prodtcilng ;t conmplete sensation of reality. Dlay exhiibi tion, fromi 12 tii 4 o'clock; evening ditto, by gas, at 7 stid half-pae' 8 i--tock. Boxed 2ts. G7allery Is. WJEIR at. LAWV and GUJARDIAN of JOH~', JLo__aKENDltiClC.-lf the HEIR at LAW of JOHN KCENDRICK, whlointhe year1771 Tesided in the parish of St. Alary, Wititechapel, In theci,untygof Middlesex, and who rits eldestsonnofJasnes Kendricic deceased wh a the e'dest surviving soni and heir at lawe of Jislit 'enudrick, late of the uarish of St. Thomast, So-ithw-ark. silk throwier. deceased, will1 apply t6 Mr. Chapman Barber. of Chancery,-lane, soli- citor. b-c will hear of soamething to hiis adsvantage, orsany Ifof,rmatlon refctn John enotiriek or Any yof his descendants, or rcespecting his guarda tb Henry. also of the paris,h of St. %Mkry, Whitechatpel, carpenter. iviii he thanikfully received. ________ JJfER RANT EAME .-TbeCoinmtteeof the Praver Ho00k antd Hlomily Soclety considering it very desirable that. MeTcb-ant Seamnen, in the Plort oft Litidon anid elspwhers-, should he supplied withn PR AVEIt BOOKS and HOM"llILIES aten reduced price. earnestly solicit coiitritbntlo,ti to K fund niow "steblished under the direction 'if the abovenamned society, for thai puirpose. Society's Hiouse, Sallcbure--sqtIare, JLuly 1, 1824. A gare-streL-A GENEAL MEETIN ofte C-ierre;-n,, of this Charty illbe hld t t,e Dspesar onFriday, thie 9thi Instant, ait 6i o'coc insie vensi prciel, tt ecare VACANCY it; the OIF'iCE of oe o th P1i VICINS o tis harty, ,iccssiot,d by the rcsigita- tinn of Dr. Davis. By order of the Corni-n-itte., July 2, 1224. J:6MES COLLINS, Sec. OU3TH LONDON DISPEN'-SARY, I, Larnbetb-road, tY St. 0e",rge`s-clrcuq--The Governors are requested t'- attetid their next GENERAL MEETING, which will be held at the house of thec tnstltutitit;, oni Thursday, the 8th Alar of Juily instant, at 7 o'clock in the evening precisely. J. RV1SSELI,, Lent-st-set, Secretary. More thenu 2,00)0 cases have b2ent already relieved sittltts Dispeiisarl-. Juliy 2, 1824. ?1,WDDLSEX--Not-ce is hereby giveni, that the JJLNEXTGENERAL QUARr'ER SESSION'of the PF.ACE. for iheco to idee, wvill cernmence and he bolden at tbe Sezsions H-oue upnCeknell-grecn, oni Monday. the 19.th day o,f July instat a10ucotinthe foreinooti Precisely, and th5it thei auditing Andeaiain ufte Treasurer's accounits. mitit aslut all bills;mtd demnandsvip -n the Coptity, wvill takR place at 11 o'clock precisely. Dated the 3d ay of July, i824. 'dENIlY COLL.ING WOOD SELBYt, Clerkt of the Peace. P RIVATE TI3ITION.-Aynnligi Gcnt_-man, w'ho ha-s for nan yeas hel,astuentat'he Universities in Scotiltld. has eendisingishd a a eadr, nd as beeni accustometd to teitch. ing,ldesiousoheingNGAGD as TLOR to a Gelitteman's Fa- mile, ethe toresde i th ittus oratteiid so ininy boutts dejll'. Th~mos saisfctry efeeites ndtestmottisiswIll be giveo. Ad- dress, p,,it PaRl, to X .at Bun's lIbrary, Keijiitngton-greeii. GIGAGATEHOUSH; ACADEMY, CudllultIed by AMr. fl NCAN, wvith the asslietance of resident Classical. Freitcb. Mtathern.stieal, and Er'gltsh Tutors, miid occaaiiinal Master,,. The system Pur-sued at this academy compipnses niot oully a gerteIstly com- niiercial and mathtesatieal educationt, but aisit a regular course of cias- sical studieF. 'l'he strictest attention is Paid to the domestic comforts, h-salth, and mlotels of the pupils. Referenees given and required. The fortnlghtls v'acation closed nit tile 1-t of Jiily, Ternis mninerate. ALD,the 'wife o)f a Clergymati, ishose houise is plea- sa tis atUS, ocitheh Acton road, abont 2 miles anid a half frotu tunelaagte, has lately OPENED a fEIN ItY fr VOUNG LaDIESunderthe atge of 12 year,' She proposes taking a limnited nuLmber, to educate with her own dauFhter. The terms aire inode- rate, and she hlatters herself that any lady whbo may place her daugh- ter usnder ben -are wvill have reason ro be perfectly, satisfiut( witht the attenrtoi; paid to health, nisrals, sod gelleralilmpr-os'ement. Refer- eatcesaofthe highest respectabilitsy wilt be given, and cards of address may be had by applying at 13, Feathcrstolle-buildlyngs, tiolborit. ~TO VACATI ONS.-HAMNrtfs-.l iTTTWM ANtvSTo3i- ?HOUSE ACADEMY, conducted by B. DUNCAN, L,L,D.- The coure ofinsructon i coformd asstrctly as possible to the systemi ,,sreuedl tIic oataiitnuvednii-ll leoOl, and Includes a regular ~i~~ouctln tothe reekand omanclassics, algebra, gil,meti1-, tensd) hstoy, gogi-phy andthe ec f th gloes,Junior piplils arc rceivd ino th prearatoy scool onneted titi this establish. mciii NO xtraexpese i IncrredWe te pu isteining during thos perods sualy dvote to he infyays,and o ctarge inede oi;t admssin.Ters rom22 O 5 gInas erannum. Wpio LADIES, who haive lor mnany years devrakd their timehv and talents to form Ithe femnale chiaractey, evil, after the presenit vactation, iiave THIREE VACANC:IES, which they wish to fill, to complete their number, whrh ie s limxited to 20. Every "attentioni Is4 paid to the religion and mnorality of the Pupils. The establishmsent is attended by mnasters of the fli st emitience, and the younig Ladies are sCided In the practical part of their' accompitlihmenss byv the! p~rin- cipals. Two Ladiles miay be accommiodated as parlour lioarder. For cards of Rddtecss apply by, letter, post paid, to A.B. Postoffies, Ges- irel-street, - IGEMALE ED)UCATION, where every charge ~ corn-C0 iL pri ed in one expense,--A limnited ntinhler of YOUNG LADIF'S arc ROECEIVEDt ta long-established BOARDING, SCHOOL, pleasanitly situate near town. The younig adics, writh every atteiitiori show~nto their morals. heatit;, and Inmprovement, enjoy tile comforts of a lhome, Terms, liciluditug the Emiglish And French lansguaege, nsusic, dressingotrdareluig wvriting andsi-luhimetle, history, geography, eid the gloes,, plain anim facyeoTks, 30 guineast Per aununu, w-ashilogin- cludaed, F'rench fIs the general languta-ge of the schit-l. Tue various accomplishments indispensable tons coniplecte educati,on are taught buy ugrters of eminienut proifessional talent. Letters, Post paid, to M. Ff. at the library, 27, Nurtunfalgate, will?meet mimmediate attenttion,. -BULBORLOUGH ACADEIXY, Susscx,.-At this A Esablishmnent YOUNIG GEIMTEMEN receive an extensIlve e ,ldcOurse Of COMMKfRCl',L EDUJCATtON, preparin'g them i ~ecounthughiouse and business Ii, general. In additieni to a die ;eTjful agldremarkably salubriuus Eltuaitioil. tile pupils, experielice the. nnst liberal domlestic treatmenit, at once replete 554th cleanliness, comfort, and convenienice, and whieli the Propirietor v,,ittures to assert is niot, In these respeets, exceeded by- any establishment ins the kin,gdom. The terms are, for board, education, laundress, cuid. tri2Ling repairs, 130 guineas per anantlin, Payabl.e half-7early. 'rhe clastics and Frencht lantguage are tauight, And an excellenit dancing masterlsis nregular attenJanie. ThelMidsummer vacation terInitates o odyhe1th ofJ- y --- IlEMIt,"Y W. GANDELL. rTpo the NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN EDU- a&CTDgt WESTBTINSTFR SCHOOL.-A Genit]cMan, edit- cated at Westminster, and lurought up in the expxlectation of inlierit. -nlg considerable property, blt wlIo has been reduced to the lowest .State by unforsesin milsfirtunes, is urged by clrcumstances to alay his 4.ASE OPEN to those Noblemenl and Genstlemen \vho, have been in the school, In the fervent hope that, through their benevolusit eang,--he inky he enabled to extricate hiniseif from his preEenit temii- eurary difficulties and to obtain sonie Mind of employmenit for the nnisntellanDe of -is wife and childrenl. An aeciunt Is opened at Messrs. Drutmmond'%, bankers, Chtaring-cross, in the name of W. D. nrrent, Esq. 22, Lincoln's-ii;n Old-squsare, w'ho has kindly consenited to aCt as treasurer, for the purpose -of receiving any subscriptions which way.be afforded by those wvhoise generouis feelliigs may lead them to take- an fiterest in the fate of an Old Westminster, who* taets this mnethod of soliciting, and lhumb5ly hopes for their bumanie attenition to thbs,statemenlt. ^ S KELL, of Stoke Newington, respectfully an- ,XYlnountces, thsat the present vacation ternmirates on the 26th Jrly. Tue continued aRpprobation of those Parents and Guasdlan's ho have-liAherto honoured lier ivith their patronage, and the rapia Increase and flourishing state of her seminary, are circuinstances. highly grtafying to lher2'cellngs, because indicative orthe success of bar enideavours to promote tihe irtiprovement, health, anld comfort or ber ppiVi3,-tnd ofthoseeff-irts bef ng khndlyappreclated. Shc bers to Sature er Friends, that it Is her intentioni so pursue that moce or tuition alid go cont;nue thosa liberal domestic iirraiigemeitts Wviieh have ao decidedly gainsed thieir approbation. To Parents who feel ituxious for thebestanterests of their childreni, NIrs. Sell desires to ',y tlat the.- iW flnd- hter soode of instructIon Is of a nature pecuulli-Ty calculated to secure, not only the inental fYnprovemsfnt of her pipils, butislo to instil those religious principles wvhlich must necessarily enhaince every systenm of educatioli. Reterences are ermitteoi to the Rev. J. S. sergieve. LiLB. StcekweIi.lodge Rev, Edward Aidreeve LLo. Walworeh; 1ev. J. A. Jciines,-ir ham1 James Hamton esq. M1.D. Finsbury-square; ad to the phdrets of the pupils. No entrances. There are vacancies for a ?fotestsnt French Lady a teacter, anarxtledPpuiB, aJunior JcsJit, andah-alflosrder, IVE. GUINEA-S REIVARD.-LOST, on Thursday FI'evening, between jormYn-street and Bl*ntpton, a LADY's G-OLDI WATCH, enginetcrea and gold faced, urithfine god abain, 4 sealsi, ~me f whch iengaV011 Mary,') and key. Whioever will take the same cmplet to 0 Half Mloon-street. or 10, Queen'zi-bulldillgs, Kngcbig,shah receive thte aliove reward. ~gDE. HARtVEY, ventve d'in Anglais decenm Bnie a Padsi, et fille de~ reu MN. Grhivier; aVoccct ani Parleinent et CoI ehes d'Etat, dqslre trouver nicie Pt,ACI. de GOUVERNANPTE aupre de euccs DEMISit.,LE desituetion. MlIe lent ense ignera. is lague rangise ar prneip, Il georaphie, l'histolre, I'a urit e- tiqe, nd ee ficrs rtiicilia; ce purrois- aussi eni rabsenee der maireSdemusquecotiner eu leon. Mladurme Harveyfouruira toil le cetifeat etcauionquo1'Oc plirraL desirer. S'adresser ehesMadae Daidso, 8,Ease-atret,Stran.d, (~ LASSI TUTOR,on thie Continetit.-WVN'ED), immedIately, a Gratduate of 0Oxford or Cambridge, to take the CLSSICAL, lEePAitTMENTri o'ne of the first Semiinatries on the Con- tinenit. Ho nmust be a good mathematician, and spealk with a puire English' accent. Salary ,i201. pzr annumy without hoard arid lodging. 'hihnay be oYbtainled fn thie ity where the semninary- is. established, at 401. per annum.. LetterS taddlresssd,poiot picid,tu D1.C. at Slr.l3arnett's, bairdre4lser, Legdevihall'4tl1eet, Loindoni, stating name, c-ollege, anid re- rerences, willl he attend4d to.. The, travelling expenses: to the conti- .nent do niot exceed a],______ T the OAKSS -ACADEM-Y, Tenterden, enit, a Gra- Aduat-c of Camxibridge, educated at one- of the first puiblie sehocils, receives Into his h6isud at limilted number of yo:-cng dEN rLiiMEN, cirbo0are genteelly b6arded and linstr-ueted In the Greek, Latin, and ticglisb lanfguages, wvith every branch of edtueation uiceessary to qua- lify them for professional or ciommercial plirsuits. The premrises 3t.11e"s extensIve gardens, and playgrouand for the use of the pupilsp. ~oentrance. Terms for Engli-sh education alone, 25 guineaspe annumi dlitto; witth clatSsical tuition, 30 guinieas per ainnuni. School re-topenso Mi Nonday. Jully 19. _"O 11INGr, Surrev.-At INI LTON COMRr-HOUJSE A VACADEMY, Y0UXG GENTLEMEN are BOARDFD and RDU.. CA'reD or 22 guifneas per annumn, washing ineluided, gor referencets apply at 30. 345, 26, anld 17. Crooked-lane. near the Mlonumnen,,; T. Crook, eaq. Baldwinl's~-court:, Cloak-lane, city; Mr. Hunter, 44,Wehber- row, sh laek-frIars-road; Mr; PSavrce 46, kid street, Borough; ,Ar. Sdo.'gtt llaiiui-ro%%c. ChIseviek. Mr.dutler, 2o, ~rucilIx-bine, St.John'fs or Mlr. Blialev. Jamaica-row; iiermondsey. N4. B; A vacation of onie mlouth aLt Christ.mas onily. - j_EA - B AT HI NG -EMENcianx ESTABLISH- t3,MENT, H-ampshire, eSfiducted by Mi', COLE and' Asisistants, Th duties of thlc estaxbli-shmtent re-commence on Mloniday, Jully 26. Young LA DIES atre BOARDED BndEDUIJATF.D tin English, geography, writing, and airithimetic, for 211 guineas per annum, washing and Chirist- mossracatioh included. :Neventrance. Mrs. Cole i nwiv itoiwi, and wvill answer in quirces either, personally. between tile liours of -10 and ~ajetclc,orbvlett-er~,pdst,pa1td,-adldressed to her at 20. Gre.at Suirrey- etreeto,. Blecfrjars-robNd. An Apprentice or 4ai/ Boardier Wanited. -. "REPA RATO RY SCHO 4 eetspace, BriRihton. -, -MTrs. WAICtl,Y and1%Miss ORSm.trseefiynou hi Frleiids and the Ptbi,ta hyh-cOEE h bv CID whiere they In ten( cevh on aiermteaeo o1,a, young genctlemen foi3t .Trs 6giespraai) n trance one gutinea. acppito rigknf,ok,so,ad6 towels. ilftrents dsrn fpaigtercide ytesasd ivill finid this e%tablishmnent in alrset lgbe r.Wkl n Miss Morris wcould lie glad toreev2or3prorbrdr,nm- derate ter-ms. fleferijee to .. Tyr,saie,116. High Holborti. VWro PfA REP,NT.'S ainul GUARD)IA'NS.-VACA NCIES for 'PuIREE PUPILS. at an c%abl-ihiacd Ladies'Bioardilig Scho~ol, 1 1 miiles from London. Terms, fio' boiard. wr.llig.ld edulctionfl in the Frezieli andl Eiiglish langunages, writinig, arnt hnietic, geography wvithb tile useouf the gvlobes, hi-'tery, ai edeok nldn rn' iug. i-nra' and velvet paiiitiing, for 35) guineas per annumi. TIh"re ie, a VacaLncy for ais A- kpprenitice., Prospcattuses mnay be ba41 of ',r. C,rrc;;ipu,l, oksler. 5' inshuiry-place, Flncba y-s;ae. Walted, an attlvc Prenceh Teacher. nYuo undarstand; feb lonabie an hne nee,dlework-. 0C PAREN'1'S anid GUARDI)A.q,-'IeRv.J -~FIDIXII, latelya In partn-eralcil, with Win. IMatxwell, ctq. of Par- son's-grein, b,s w-ithdrawni froni tliat cs-rail4ishinent-, iiiid purposes OPEINING a SCHOOL, at No, 2, Church-run', E'uliam). for Lthe recep- tion iif Young eClenmnen lIntenidei for thie publii sebools, university. rnavy, or ar-sy. A very limiited number oif pupils %vill lie takeni, and eachi puipil will he considered and treated as S, parlouir hioarder. TP1ce hOUSeNPiM laantly sit-uate. Coachies to and froin Luiid,in every half hour. Thie terms %u'III lie respect-able. and thec puipils admitted very select. A card of tile termis mnay be 5usdl by applying to) Mr. Souter. boo.kseller, 7-3, St. Plaul's. 'rie most respectable references will be given anid requijred. 1`1() 'PARtENTS and GUJARL)IANS.-'The PRIUNCI- PAV o n STRISMNT, delightfiilly situate by the sea side, ladesirousof ENTGAGILNG TWO young LAIDIES: the one as ant APPRENTICE, the otheri as HALF ROARDERI. I'i'iev wiiuld derive suiperior advantages i', educaition, for which onlly a vety mouderate pre- milum would he requiired. Letters, past paid, addressedi to N.Y. Post- oyffice, Worthing, Sussex, with real name and address, willinmeet tin- mediate at tention. PIY PARENTS antii GIJA RDIANS.-In a LADIES' R ESTABLIlSH-IMENT, delightfuilly situate, it, a pleasant watering place, oil tbe eoiast of SuRsex. there will he a VACANCY after I lie presenvt vacation for TWOi Ptili'ILS. Parents wishing to placLe their eh,ildrcuu by the sea side wcill find titis a desirable residei,ce fur th,ci,. 'ItRe esfahiblihntent is hiighily respectable, Board, &c. and the best in...tructimin in kigl isli In all Its branches, 5'reniebI, Italian, drawVing, iiuuaic. also vacatferns If required are incluided in tennisoif 31) l'uitcas per annum). Noextra charges are niade cxceeut fa,r bo The must respectabule references will be. given, anyd the %anne required. Let-lens, pun.t paild, addressed to X. Yt. P'ostoffive. Wos-thlilg, Sussex, wvill mecet irmmcdiateat-terntiu:-n. N.R. TIhere is at presenit a vacanicy for u lialf Hocarder. NI a limied EST'ABISHMENT for YO~UNTGLA - h US theqre will be TWO VJACANCIE.S after the present, recess. 'Te pricicipals have lhad muchl experience in tuiition, and the piupils n.re treated witch thie utniost kdiodnesq and lil,ernllty, and eveer atten- tion Maid to their moralsaii,n Inmprovemnent. 'i'ernms 20 guineas per an,numb, incluiding the French lang-uiat,-c,and siticati,etn mintsainbrions, 4 mIleSIR ouh0l) of Londoin. Little 'girls deprived of mtaternial (.6re t''iii1d meet withi a1'clntespnilednc he nwint re,.pect!ailc iecrerences given. Frc cardsv of addre.s appily to uleas.rs. i-hatrvey and Dart',n, f,S. ralcebhirchu-strset: Mlr. Ashton, 45, Salieiury'.sdIiure; or I.5. Northiumberland-street. Strtind, where thte prilicipial mnay be sccii this1 daIy aTd to-morrow, fl-out li till 4 ifclouck. 4 laur fiifrinxi respective friends aud tile piubHid; iliat liei remnoved ti, the, house und promlises re, ent!% occupiied icy, P. Kirk- mnan, se,q. sittuate niear the 7 mnilestonie, on ttime Uxbnridge-road, which being a v-ery delightful, rRn-.iioius,,aiid ,pen situatiorn, hedanontinates PROSI'ECT HOUfSE, AVADEMY., Teirms very mioderate, whiclu, i-itiu furtber partlealatrs and i-esi,ceitai,le efricsma-hotindof'Mr. StePhens, 31, C)onh-fitar. Wctt Smiithfield; r ilon. -45, llnl,A1.4n icili icr Mr. Thiatcher, 16, Ward,,ur-lttreet, Soho. N.-B. Schooli will re- icpen I ft-l of Ju)y. EDUCATION in FRAINCE.-(J e t mentemlt co 11`nus.S E-CA.DENMV for YOUNG GENTLEIMEN, kept hr Mjr. NIONTlEUU15, Baelvelier-e,-Lettr-es, aiitii,r of a grammar atid other, classicici u-urks, at nfarquise. hialf wuaa- on the rosi from calaii to no;iiogne. 'r'he piupils tire Jhitrtiicted 1iii every branch of education. 'ti'e Situation 1k healthy, the food irvli'cesornieaitd plentiful, -iud the domestic arranigerncnts are careftily utteude,i to ii*- Mirs. Montenuisq. l'ir particiiiArs aiipiy to M,6r. Letiliertt-, _220, plycatdihy;Mr ofid 57, uadrnt, egen-street; Nir. Dessurne, lB. St. Joh11n'v-square, Clerk-enuivell. Mu-. .'loziteuui civiil be iii Loiicoji front the St-h to thie 16bth of Juliy next. C. DUCA 'l'lO -At an Establishmnent of r-espatahi1ty E 'D.fr time educeation of a sma.,ll li mited unjumbr of yocu L, ii there are TWO VACA NCIES. The scholastic advantage!s of'thbis s.Iemi- i-,ay arc Pecuii;ir,eomnbi'ning all th..svtaiei eil etulict l'h]ad-a th hed f i liabad many years' expercrumec, aiid her PnPils derive all tile comrforts and advaintages of private tujition. j,niuled to, thle most affCctlioatc tiid faithful amrrelition to their best Ini- terest!!. The Situation is a shiort distatice Ironi town :ver- eilguible terms inodei-at-et and htighly sattisfacto,ry te5iflwoiqiiic of the efcc knd 1'eSlietabllftvof the estahilohmeitl ic-ill he giveii. Apply by lett'er. post laid, to It. 0., 156,tLsadcnhall-street. I DUCATION..C t an establishled Lafsecho,atw JE miles frorm cowl;, delightfnlly situate. hr, r ORVCN CIES. Teruts- 2z guineas per aitnum, iticludiute ribtcdE- Is,h Isiugasges grainarit,itlely tw'ight, wvritici,aihlte itr uponi a neat- acid'Improved plan,, wIvth geograph,isnui,patad Iornanmental nced-lbivork, tc-asshuuig Incluxded. hyaeIiitdit habits of reguniaity mjid industry, and htave thmotiglt te- Ilcuc aild conscientiioucs regard paid to theirhel,rlio,mras and Injteliec.tut;d inmlptuvenetcnt combinedtrith iea ramn,al 7eplete with every d,~iu.nteacc,cmf,,rt. A y,ug Laycnli eeved as an Apprelitice. Addreiss, post paid, 8. 0. Pito,lie, Eniel Hlcway. A 'h'eacher is lilcewise icatited,. in the abowe estafblihet h cl undersiacids the routineo.t school buhcisi,ievea r4 I)CATrI uJ.Es o.rn, Sussex_- r. E G F ~~rsseclf cli infcrms entlmen ho wish their sons tooltain a superor EDUATION,that h receies into llis e';tablisthminemt a linitei nniceriii a puils ad qaliie them for ever5 department in lfe.Thenlot miiue atenica15 aid personally by Airs. Legge to te halt, eimfirt an matiea o the pupils, who tak-e their meal wii; linme;f nd amil. AFrec-h mnaster Is native of F-ranesi isreien anyh hole rEat orni delightfully situated on the. s3ea cutist, nlidwy ewenIihmoii and Hastings. References or thie highest respectailt wl L,e giveim to) the Pvtrents of tile pupils, nuow at sehouil,ti aa rne prospectuilses may he had 011 oPlieationito WV. Will-s, pru5,4 elyard, Diietor.s'.eormnrl,o;t Drew,, Ste- t-loner, 17, Potgl-et Lincle(n's-in1n; tund of his agents, Miessrs. Sainsbury tcd o.I , B Il's-buildings, Saliabury-sqnare. ~bCATION.-At Mr. J. ~NEMSOIN', ~ACAD~EMTV ILlat1hri, neicr Richninuid, Yorkshire, a. l1ntited numnber of KOU'i' ~U1s are BOARDED and EDUC!ATEDin event' branch of ClassicaI and Mathematical Iinstruietion, inceluding clothes, books, Sc; d erery other necessary, a t 18 and 20 guIneas psr annum. The French, bY a native,uc!2iC gluieas ,per aiticiltai. Novcto t ihe puPilsdine with the faiculy, avid thieir mnorals, comfor t, and general men,tal Improve- mient are uobjects oif peculfar solicitclde. Cards, w!th references, ccc. maty be lcad at thea VIrginiaeotTeehoune, 73 CornhIl, wvhere Ir. Nelson atnids daily tfromn 12 to 2; at tise Oxforcf I-Iotel, bottoin of oxfor,d. St-leet, froul 8 to 2 lIn thte evening;, also at Sir. Allen's. 17-, Old-stre et, St. Luke's;- Meisrs. rthomas and Co.'s, 30, Regent-street, Piccadilly; and at Mr. ilowe's, -13, Everett-street, Brunswick-skquare. )UTCATIM .At Mr. ~CLARKSON's ACADEM0Y, BJj owes IlaUl, ltear(Gveta bridge, Yorkshire, yotuiglGENTLEN!i~ ar BARDED, elothuedi provided wvithi every necessary, icuid instruct. ct In the uisual branchestof ediucation,ait 18 guineas, per aunsiinl. There are rio extras, exce-Pting instruiction ini the Premhict Laigilage, lO,,. lid. pm- quar'ter. Mir. 'larksoun having euinduicted the above establishment for l4veuurs wvith thie graetest success and advantage to hiIs pupils, is entalled to give numerouia referernees oif reipseuability to g.ectlemen wrho have experienced lus treattmelnt. -And to parents whose'couce; have been under his care. Mul. Clarkseon amay be seen daily at the Cross liCeys, Wood-street, Cheapside, between the hours oif i' anid 2. Alsio cards and every lsfeurffitiun respecting9 Bon'es Hall Establishment tayF lie, lied of lit,. Giarrod, the-agent, 711, Cliancery-lanve. ODUCATION, IS Guineas Per Alnnutm-A~t Mvr. h-` ENTICItNAP's ACADEMY, Bramley.GuIildford, SPirney, YOUNG GENTLEMEN are carefully INSTRUCTED iin every branch of Clus- sical, Comnierelal, and llusthensatical Learnin". The pupils lm1s'a. rviably sit i.t the sante ctale swith the faniily, ana every kinid attenrioii is1 paildto prorsnstetneircom-fuir-tauud impi'uvivcnent- Cards of parttln- lace Slid 'references may be had of litr. Lankst-un, 167, DrurY-lane; Mr. W'idduuwe, Church-street. Stoke Newliugton; Mlr. Thburaton, SGutha;nptosc.unewa, Ne-rad M. 5'ollington, Palace-ton'.Necr 'road; lilesers.Wells andlflerymaii, Camberw~ehl-grove, Cautberwvell Mr. Jack-macn. 1igh-street, Bloomsbiurya'%tlIs. Hiughes, Churciu.at-eet, Chelsea.ll. Evans, Copenhiageit-piace, i,imeluous9e. Mr. Enticl-nap .t tends daily at Mtr. Dan-son's, 132, lilgh tiolborn, froni ItI till I . -~ DUATION-At te ACAEMY, Catterick, York- shir, tit. TRAFEN nd auleAssistants cateftilly instrtuct youn Getleen ll he nglsh, atlt. ad ree laguaes,writinig, thieuseof te golue, &. thy ae alo lberaly oat edclothed - proivided with bookS, &e. at 20 iguineas per annum cac`b. Freuceb, by, a residetit teacher, ios. 6d. per quarter,. No e-.trance extrae s cr vaea- tiouls. Refereutees of 3ir. R Ensbletoui, Westgate; Mr. T'. 'l'hmpson Bykerbar, NeVesstlc-upon.Tyllel Mr. J, Fryer, 22, KlE-treet, Cc- utercial-road; Mr.Jebson, 277. NValplig; Mlr. Rolling, 24, talbrook, Luodumn. Particulars may be hitd tf 3Ir. Straffeu. from 12 to 2 daily, at the Carolina coffeeiiiicsc, D3rcireit-lane. Cornilll i tr of tle agent, Mr. C. T'it-n, 459, Strand. DUCAT ION, at a highly respectable Academy, ECotherstone, near Barnard-castle, Yorkshire, conduc0ed with every ducattentlon by Mr. GEORiGE CHAPMAN and able assistaats- At taIs establisltment young GENTL.E MEN from parents of time llrst reapeetability.are BOARDED, Clothed, and, without exception, treated the same as Mr. Chapnialc'lh own familvy also assidutously.taught the English, Latin, and Greci lalguages, w'riting, arithmetic; lookiceep- ing, acid the mathematics, geography with tro use *f the globes, &ac No vacations. 'Terms, Including the ambove accocmnumdation, fronm 20 to 24 guinecs per annuisi. Pupils v'.ho-learni the Feiich Itlnguuage are regularly attencLed by a native of Paris, at IOuL 6d. per qiarter. All particulars can be had of gentlenten who, througil experienclngkind treatbnenlt to youth, tind Unremitted attentIon to n%latill that education calcul,tted. to quallfy timem for, men-of buslnless, or proufesslonal pur- saics, ate desirous to recommend, vih;--T. Cbarlton, esq. I, Bell- yard, Doettwn'comnmons: Mr. Fold, 4, 13agnio-court, Nencgateastreet. Mr. Hill, Royal Slllitary Asylum, Chelaea; Mr. Dalton, Orelmard-imouse, sast. Huldi-doeks; Ifr. Pemtiy, 5, Oounswall-road, :Commercial-road, Watcrloo-brldge: h-h. Harton; seq. 18, Sufaulsk-street East, Battlebridge; E. Hioeefall, esq. 11, Gloeedtes'-pl:ee, Cmmden.town; or Mr. Green- 'fLdsod, agent, 89, Charhton.atreet, Somers.towvn. dMr. Clark, MYr. C:hap- mtan'8 esltacltIs lan town, and ulay be treated -v.'th fronm-9 t6 12 at Mt. Greenw4oods, where he realdes duapg hi4sstay intown; also at thug Sahldtallon taytyn, Newvgate-treet, ft gin 1 to 3 daily,