FOR CEYLON direct, with l...
ORCEYLON direct, with leave to call at Madeira, LE~UAT. Commnamder-.- burden .260 tonz. lyIng. in the Londlon docka. i?orfreiSht Tasg apy to the teosmander -at the Jerti. Salem ia&horu_,; at MEssr.!f l.nessa n>C4 ,Cteie caurt, To er.bl:o ofY ye.Jn.~.BirchIn-lane, Cornhtil. QR W~NGAL, a constant trader; -with leave -to call 2L at iledeir. tril sai on tho 24th of June, the- faist;SaUtlrg cop. A,, SIP-E RATS. WLLTH MIADE Comander; perio aecomodaton fr pasenger, an vilEcaseya sklful sur- 0, fllrchin.Iane, Corahill.C -ke e-l fl~OR MDRAS DirectP, -to sail -frQm Gravesend -Poni- iC tVI2Onf1O 1tlh isista~qt, the'flne ne*-eopperell SlItP GEOiRGE, brenll ros,THOMAS:-COZENS, Commander. lying intie City canal, iitted expressly for, passengers. and Is. acknowledged to be One :f the faste3tsalling vesselsoaut of the port of London; -has still disengagred accommoodatfoni for 3 passengers, athd room for a few ligbt gOOd6. cArXiel a. surgeon. For- ireight or passage apply to CaptaIn Cuzene, llexuamrsnt-coiTcehouse; or to Edmundl Read, 1. ltlehe's.court, r-jO ;CALCUTTA- direct, - to sail in ll anjune, the. fine . f1stsanix teakbullt BRIG MMlROD~ not yet three years old, WI1LLIAMI 5PIERiS, CommaRder, busrden2lU tons, lIng In thXe Lonadon l3ok, hdndhs room for light goods only. For freigvt alpplyto llaZett. lo'equhas-,- crawford, and Co. 71; 0ldDBrrcd-4free~t 'Or to Buckle%, flgsier, and Bebacanan, 3,% Mlark-lane. - 1T'O CALCUT t,-rrith ev ttoh'aMaeira, IJto sailthe mlddIlaojane,ro.-iiass;engers isd mtasurermerttgoods; o3nly, Miving`] her dae:d-weight engaed, the Ine river built- SHIP 1IIORLiIY.;newly co pered, barden dOO tons,- GEORGE IIOLIDAV, Commander WIntg Inthe City- eanal. This vessel has a poop., Is exceedIg~gly lofty betwe-en-deeks, ancd fitted In a very superior style for-the sncommodatlantif ~asenagers. For freight, or-passage apply to aptin oliay,ht the Jerusalem ofreehouse: or to Alec n Tlhornhill, S.,- LIhie-,etr0t,, near the East India RquLse, ORVAN DIEMNEN's, LAND ancl NEW,~ SOUJTH lARVPAES theN remarkably flne flait sailing river built SHIP 1IAREV~ ANIL PECHE(lat ofthe Br!tomnart), Cimnniosder; ~ urenllotns;coperfsteed.oppre;and armed,lying IntheNWe* :dIu Londondocits. The accommodatios flor passe%egers .hb tllIsregael o~ asnbt suerirdesripio~,andCaptaln Peache. be!iag Well'ac- tjbante wit th coonie, wll ipar el requisite iniolleatiebi tc ~crsus poceeing y-ths shp.. n exeriecedsurgeon willl be oip board. For freight or passage applyto Witn da~zd'Hdestt, PS, RJfARGAfTE -STEAM PACKE, Tm lee. .LYJL ~ECLIPSE -.- --CaptinS RULE. VENUS * . LARGE; ALBIION - '- . JONECS. .One.of the above packets will leave-the Tower stair.%-for.Mbar- gate, every Tu'esday,-Thnrzaay', Saturday, and Sunday morning, ai 9 o'qleck planc;uajly, (instead Of`8as hithjerta,) and ijargate for Lot- don every ?1ondayr, -'uMaay, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 eeclock. Ticketsf for thea seacron 4 guineas. Agents. M1r. Normnan, I, Water. lane,Tower-streat. London;and Mr. Dye,.Afargate. EDACKET, fro-m SOUTHA PON to CAEN", -inl it-Normandy.-.The entlirely, NEVF PACIIET' NELSON,. Captain - WHEELM.U wyeillmowM Iin that employ-as a mjost exporienced sea, Man, Will SAIL ru the 2.3d Instaut, at noon, for Caen, ai,d return.or the28th. - Tihapackethas 18 Jarge beda InS 2cablaq, and every othei 'T'asite COnvenenicnc, She has room for 2 carriages-.- TIhe (lay ol uOf'atonaq,firsaze ,drmrablyaulted furayacht. Letters, post paid, addressed to Weeksatnd Co.S~nthsampton,wlfleetpr'omptattentjon. -~ATBR EXCUR,101N, in AID of the FUNDS of 1"Athe SEAbrEN's HOSPITAL1 SOCIET't, under the patronage ol teRrght Ron, odVsou EXEIOUTII, and theb Comnmittee o liaensentA'atj de,sq. Caetain Larklns, H; C. S. .~-~ssarnad, esq. I-Captain Locbner, H. C. S. BlackeR. esq. ICaptainJabriLocke, H4. C.S. Cap.riinBoss-lea It. N. aptain Philip Ripley, Hi. C. S. WillianSranieyClarke,esq. Rev. Dr. Eudge, P.. S_!. Harry Cook, csq. ~James Sopegr.esq. John Deaeon.esq.Thomas Snodgrsss, esq. Joseph Dowsoo, esqWRi. Venables, e-sq. alderman John Drnkald,esq. . William Warrington, esq. CharlesFranci, esq.John Wild ese CaPti RooberGodo. It. R. N Captain Willlaiam Young, R. N. The Proprietors of the Eclipse ad Venus Marg-ate Steam Packets, baving aganin meatlieayofrd the gratuitouls use of a fine nie-s vessai, theAll%ufrn xuson, on Fridaty. thelSth ofJune, 1S24, the comimittee beglae toivt h friends of the institution to join themonthatday. he Albion wll leave the Tower at half-past S oeclock precisely, anrd-proceed down tervra far as Possible, sos'F tr,return early in theevemIng. TheveaelwllSop at Greenwich and BiackMal On gofng and rettrning.TcesL each, to include re- freshmenits. exKcept wine, to be had of th omttee ofAtanagemnent, as %hore; at Mtr. liatchard's, br,okselier, Pccadilly; of the secretary, at the Society's Officee, 10, Bishopsgate-street, next door to the city o; London tarern: -.nd on hoard the Grampus, lying oiFfDeptford-creel, On Sunday Marlinlu, June 20, a SERMNON will he p reached In aid of the Funds of this ristitution, at Grosvenor Chapel, South Audley. istreet, hy'the Rev. 3AMES RUDGE, ThiD. F.RL.& Divinle service to be,gin at II o'clock. SIGNOR ROSSINI's LAST COiNCERT,Amc's KYTO-MrORROW EVENING,iundertbe pationage ofHerEelnc countess LIEVEN, Slarchioness of Lanedown CounatessBDatlsurst Masrchioness of Waterford Countess of Sefton .archoness of Cholmondeley Countess of Mforley 3iaehones of Conynghatm Lady Granthazn Countess of Jersey Lady Gwydyr, and Countessof Cowper The Hon. Mirs. Hope. To commencenat 9o'cloak, Personls dezireus of obtaining tIck-ets arererqnes,ed to send theirnames to Signor Rossni. 90. Quadrant. I[~ING THAXtRE.-Madiare RtONZI de BEGUNI repcflybegs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry. Sub- Scrbes o te pta,and thia Pablic, that her BENEFITINIGHT will takpisea?bisheatre,an Thursday, thel7th of lume,- when will be prfomed postively for that night only) the Itavourlite Heroic ,Oprn intw acs,by Signor Rossini, entitled LA DONNA DEL LAGO, prodcedundr te Immediate superintendence and direstion a: Signo Roeni.Ellen, the Lady of the Lake, Madarnse Itonzi'de ilegis.iloeri Dhn SinorGaria.James- V. King -of Scotland, undr te nme f Hber. Inigt of Snowdon, Signor Curionl. Ialcolim Gr P.Mdm eti. Douglas, 'of Anpus, Father 01 Elln, ignra oro. lbia, ignraGraziani.. ereno. Signom Crivlli Attheendof te oera au byparticular desire, Signor de Hegns -illacttheScea wth he rchestra, from the favourite DiVERTISEMERT. After th~~~~e opera, a aort ALE.Apl caton-or oxe an tiket tohe adeto adae Ions deBegais 117, oldensquar; andto 15. Segisi,Opera office lO, adrant A GRAND ISCE LLANI EOUS CONTERT, at thi AiLKing's Antlent Concert Rooms, Slanover-square, THIS EVE NVING (Friday), June IP, In aid of the Funds of the ROYAL M,E 'TROPOLITAeq INFIRNMARY for SIIC1K CHILDREN, consecrated t( the Mlemory- of the late Princess Charlotte. -Patron, His N1AJES1TV- Tie KING. V 'HJ5PATROVF. Hi. Roy-al Highness the Duke of YORK. His Royal lsRyl ligbhaess the Duke of CLARENCE, IlsRyland Serenie Highness Prince LEOPO.LD of SAXE COBUJRG Her H al PATRONESSES. HerRy Highness the Duchess of CLAnENCE. Her Royal Highness the Dueiehess of KENT. -Ver Graes the Duches of North. The Righit Iloio, the Dowagel umberland. Countess lirowaflow 'The Moat Noble the Marchioness Thellight llon. theDoV74ger Lady .Tof Downqhlre de Clifford - 'her 'lostNoble the Dowagex-Mar- The Right Hon. the EIroness WII- ehianess-of Lansdowne loughhy - - - The Moat Noble, the Marchioness The Right lion.!jVdyEllenborough .TOf Conynipham. T 'neRight Hon. Lay Sherborne The -Moss. ?Noble the Mrarchlaienes Lady Calthorpo, of' Exeter The Hon. Ainne Seymour DanIer The Right HIon. the Cou-ntess of The Hon. M iss Vernon Pembroke -I-Lady-Lamubert 'The Right Hon. the Countess of Lady Gore Oustley Athlone Lady Long% 'The flght Hun, the Countess do Lady Builhuy TGrey The following emuinentperformiers have most liberally offered their aid on this charftable ocuasioa:,n,1 Stephenis, Mademoiselle MTarl- mionj,A Master Wesley, and Uties H. Tree, Miss Paton, Miss Love, Miss 'Warnand Uslim Godall Si r. Brabam. Signor Begros, M1r. Hawes, Air. Heirneastle,. Air. Gib!orue, and Air. Blelisny.Harp. Mliss Fan- laine. VilcItno. SIr. Mari.A Leader of the Band, MrP. Cramer. Con- -doctor atthe Organ and Pianoforte,.Sir G;Loige Smart. Par-trt-Overtur-eand Chorus,- 'Otheple,asures,;,(Aeis and G.latea,) Hnandel; Air, Uliss Stephens, - -'Should heupbraid,' Bishop; Aria, :Slgnor Begrex, * Pria cue 5puntt, (1t Matrimon o Segrt, aaoa Reet. d ria M. Gibsonie, lU.admnina.' (11 Don'G ovanni,) Mlozart; Aria, 7S1tes Patoc, -D1i pacer,1'-ROsslul; Reelt. and Air, Mr. Braham. I, Deeper and deeper.' and 'Waff her; Angels~,' Recit. and Air, Miss 'Goodali, (Jephithah) 'Fxrevenl yelimpid,' Handel; Fantasia, Harp, ldissFouaneniueArfa, Mademaoiselle Siaxinoni, 'Oh'patrla.'iRoseini I Antherm 'I Ewas glad' composed expresly for, and performed at, the -Coronation of His fSiaety-, AtlsroodL - s- Part I1.-Overture to F i ao, Mozart. Reelt. ace. Air. Braham, Iin glrdu rght,, Trio, lais Wyare, 'Sir. Haw-es, -and Mfr. Gibsone, radCou,"rho heavens -are telling,' (Creation) Haydn: Glee, '74es Goodall, Matster WVeiley, Mir. Rawses. Mfr. Horucastle, and' Ir. flellamr, 'Sveeteha ity,'Attwood;- Air, Mer.Horneastle,-' When life,~ illusive pleasures fade,' tirnesaHte; Air,AMisshT. Tree, 'And ye hall walkin silk a.ttire,'Air, Mlr. Bellmny, 'Friend of thsebrave,' Callcott, Iteclt. and Alr~ Miss' Love, 'Tears- such- as tender fathiers shd fleboah)Hsrieltrandoublecoru I He guve themn hailstones.' Israel In C5't Hadl Air, MEiss Warue, 'Trifler; forbea,' Bishop'1 Duetto, 717 esnislzle ldarinoai. andl 'Ah ,perdona,! (1I Qlemenza di 'Tito) Mozart; Grand Chorus,'Hallelujah,' (Mlessiah) Handel. The choruses wvill-be supported by the yuuug lentlenmen of His Ma-n Jesty' ChaPels Royal, St. Paul's Catihedral, an~ Westminster Abbey, ssndiyrnsany of thxe getLlemen choristers of the Arntient Concert, the :Nea 5Mosital Fund, a list of 'whose nalmes will be p!vbllshed. The ~oncert will commenee at 5 o'clock. - - 0 BUILD)RS, _Carpenes,I c..aTh f et ham.Ee$sei-The ViCARtand UHTRCHiWARrDEIqS of this Parish H1 iE0T in the Committet Room, at the Workhouse, on Wednes. -say-, the l6tlsulay Of June Instant,. at 9 o'clock precise,y-In the miorn- Ing, to receive PROPOSALS fs)r ALTERING and ENLARGING the -GALLERY on the North-side of the said Parish Church, and dain; -other wsorks, agreeably topLanx a%nd speefiflatlons wrhich- may be in. epected at the saild Committee Room. The contrastor to enter into a -contract with security-iu suffieleuit Penalties if required for per- formilng the said workx to> the satisfaction Of t-he architect, by the -31st dayt ursz next. Proposals to be, delivered at the Work. bousseb 8 eo'lok In the morniug of the'dayofcnrtigad th Vctand ChurchwardenS WMl not be bound to accept the lowest -te.ailer,. - By order, June 4, -1824. SXAMUEL ARGiLL, Velstry Clerk. l7p0 COAL-MERCHNS heCucwadnL n T Overseers oft orItGisCamnberwren, In the!count:y of Surrey, will men: athComterOm oft the ParishWokos on the evening ofTedyte5tof3nne,atal W praose 'eclocl: precisely, toeefois JUs-ex, s ale-u alfro ~psuc IPersons as mae-h ilngtSR lte SaiWOkHOdup from~ suo j -balrironsof 'A 1 rmkt the airo, o- uber a thellort -called PontopAdi,oEdnMn,ta pIrice pfert ehdr on,the sore- clued for each-Eort Stcol atb deliverda ther saidrWorkhoubespe, -'ieltin a meinth, atsuhriedb h atpotne- inl -Woantities,o motlms than 10 cblrnnt i e, feo everytld-n chrgantile cx mause whatever frnserg at ae t, frghe&aOf -torll trimige ord x -otherwise, thementerWa'ae Tender3'tiek,~t,to be delivered properly d~ bVery lad,- an1d a P ermeasure to he brought 6, Si~~nc, era~pJuOe G,Si2CEo , Clerk. -ruAI'Y OAN 'and, INVEST. Xe,,proifeng n uifor ~ le(Yasin-Of Capitsl,ostSeauil- Sir Thomas DlamrtLnad,i~j-Jh Zlr. Sergeant OP JWln T -lood, esq. BerXanain TOR s. Asitley d es. Wilkmn'on there . hWdsd r BiliamLotane Rosers, eq. ohn Bourdien. es -IWIIaM Taylori- - se. -tolnel rchiald bdu rreliUP bHMY Tinne y elq. uSls-ge s.oers thenn whol J of lYro^te ey,e2) 3 rlcrs in theD3 sir& ogser o g Oudrnts- 3d C or 29, Clomont- The recrtdi revronary Par -d i a aldoe act i sl eiss -aze-sExedfir as-ham ear-ly dvidendaconsiderably eno eedmgtbegefl reaeo nbtainsd on bublic tecurlthes and at the ame- time to rceerye the osapiral fronl asy posSi3ble baor1rd or dimilnutJon. 'The frst insits1. pei3cof le .on cash-t share-has ereay-b nstdvan Scpusy lDyes3id, -td there-beingl ntimeneou eligible tecisritie;a rtifllrerisaining-to -ho :om3pletsd. a requisi tion hens just been miAce for the paymuent of the -'ccond estrseatoef WhOL oefshate intoorthe Company sn or before the 27st of June Instant. - - *- .- or te C g 1t wili rcadiijy b i'f rseil-ed, that whl3e thisf tCmpany' bolds out no 6nducement thnte-pcrto theo gero mregulatiet, It aeords an eehellent 3p11 tnnj to t indiadlubj possiessirb funded or other property for t.rnilidagernmauent ianvesdenrtsbl ta axceed teg eandQ' rite totthe bWlid-londerub partlaourly uI soztarn the present prielof 'ie public nndrs waulf enable them hI once to -in reaMa thim capita avnd their Th'rent 3archoider certificate are.now reayF for delvery a- .the Gci of- the Conspany- a3 Verula`-bnirdian tGray'a.-inU, from 10 -;4- o'ceioe daily, wheeevcrS rcqu35iatc inforrantlonr may be obtainedt plwhere all rpplucitions for Js bveenmd by- fray- of mortga2e or an- 1-uity.ond propcs2O f r OLlc-of life Int rests, ground rents, tumd re- ersionarybefopertYh , ac rf ucnten tabeaadressel3i3 yd tothe - iletrdi 9y vdile vi th.D2b>t Bold Seon O)~G: LOST, onAMondayAft31 fromShoe'sh. D le wras between a settV, add'tsfudndbre,bai l ove,. xcet aeccallwhite s~r obiareasti bash brotd bnlackge hangin ears anaweato Wonab iaise, aqWs eund tileedl dayfliowng 2do'S, iThiie Hottleons-goom B onds un hcath,en theyappare totioneTh dfireston ofrermeyete or Croydoa PUBLIC- A-GUI~~~A RKhe I 1 t1 of guivenatIfor 2i eoey4d 'cfoprmatiAel of himthankdlly ninW edgd byf tapingyingto osdratBrownig,e * (1I~ BNDS.-~Th Holdersof thed Nandetio Thel Sad 'tLd~of~b~rpoatin o Lodondccesucreste lutioatnd as PUybLe ne celsNr,'to indt feda tte osedonblvr,flsxopsgindtunjstrbet, 5.aTheCRnoon,TorSth pwhooel taking Intod con iderain thes (brtherzeauresto be aopted e regrdoted the NaiaiNsTis Commission mAy receive a further DIV ND of 55. 8 . In the phund, upo npplicatlon, -betweenl the hours otadj1hn thbesnclrnlngto V.0D1AaV IS ON, Soli citodr t o tbbd Commls ncl I 9,Bread-stikeet;Clleapshle? A~ LL PERSONS haviin Au- CLAIM or DEMANDS. I upon the late mr. G~r.1 t1.IZ ILL'ER, of Strood, In Ithe county. ofent, coaltshetbhhnt, tire dtslred to transmit the particularg thereof-to, his Trtlstees anud Executors, at the. C'Gal Wharf, Strood,- in orde'r that thCe slaMine my -be forthwivth dischiarged; and all persons Indebtea to the said George filler are requested to pay the amount of thi respective debts tol,lr. John Olive, .the Clerk at the said Coal Warf..E. NYK4OR, Sttood, Strood, Juene 2. 1S-24.. Solicittor to the Trustees and Executorsf, R. GRAHAM's. 'BALLOON.-In conseq~uehee of teunfavourable' state of tile we,%thet, Air. GRAHAIM's AS-. CENSION from WhiteCoaiduit Gardens, fixed for Sthilo day, is POST- 1'ONED till a future day, of whichr due.notice ivIlL be given. 'The gunmerous ttgkets Issued- for the I1Ith instant will be admnitted on the day appointed for hsis next ascension from thet White Conduit Gardenst. rp' HOMAS .BETTOIN's C_HARITY ~-The Worshipf-ul -IL CG ?PANYofliCiONMIONGERSbeing about to ditrihuzte'the pta- sciSt year's portions,'directedby the teqtatoe'sWvin, to Poor FrLeemenof the-said CompaTny,theirWldows,andChildrn, and to Charity Schools In the city, and suburbs of Lond,1n, where the education Is accordin- to the Church of EuL%a,n4t.bitch persons as Intend to apply fort te former ar's hereby Kesi'd to i nsert in their Detltloas their ages and circumrstancez, and fo? the latter, lwhethei- thWey have b5efore received the bo-anty or (intl the number of children, 'the name of the trea- sutrer, mDaster and mnistress, with a st-atement oif the fund:!, atnd to, deliver the'n at the elerlsisoffice, Ironmongere' hjallFeigcbnurch.streqt, on oir before the 14th day of Junle, 1824, between thlehotirs of 10and ortirwihllbeexcludedt aano. other sotlee will be Ien tihanby - tis.publK advertisemenit. J.PLL TI', Clerk. TO M-EN.-An eXtensiVe anld acclrat_e' PANO -RAMIC !L%l VIEW, compreheniding all the most remiarkable Mofnnumenta, Ruqins, and -Places of the ETERNAL CITY, Is nowe exhibiting at the COS'MOR&AMA. The sitesof theAncicnt Capitol, Foruim,tShe ViaADpla and ViaFlansinia, the Ruiins of the Coliseum, the Temple of Julifter Stator,'Pons Suxbhlclus, Pons Triumptialis, and Pons AUlvius, thei Pan- theon, St. Peter's, the Vatican anxd Qnirinal Palates;, the wivnding and turbid Tibur, MiountSdoracte, and mnany other obaeets equally inter- esting; all appearing on the scale, and writh the effsect of reality. This View has,redeivedthe approbation of upwards of I10,000 travellers, In- cluding the majorpart of our aobiltit and gentry. There are also In thils exhtibition Views. of tho HolY Sepulchre at Jerusaient ; one of the subterraniean Temples in Htindostan, wvhich willI be found effdetivel~ IllustratiVe of the description of th'ose extraordlnarynionuments, con- tained In "1The WVonders of Elora,' just published; with several other View, scarcely less 1nterestihg.-;:N1o. 20,9, Regent-street, Ox- fo.rd-street. COMPAKN'ION1 t-o th PITUE ALLERI_ES- "iSKETCHES of tlhe prineijsal PICTURE GALLERIES in England, containing1 the-Angerstelij or National Gallery, Pall~mall, now eXlIi- bitinglto the public; Criticism on Hlogarth`sAIarrlsge-sa-1amode in the game soilestoion.; the Galleries of the ii.arqstis of Stafford, Earl Gros- venor, Dulivich College, Windsor, H1amptoin Court, Blenheimn, Ox- ford, Burleich, Wiltoni,&c. are just published, price Os.by Taylor and Itessey, 93, Fleet-street, and 13, Waterloo-place, 5I1A-ST LONDNAXLAY BI UP, -SOCI E-Ty. W,-The GFENERA[, MrEETING of this SOCIETY will behbeld on Monday evening, the 14thof June, 1824, at the Whiteahapel Society's School Room, WVhiteehapel-roAd. ROBERt'r HUMIPHREY MARTEN, Esa. In the chair, The clhair to be takcen at half-past II Precisely. ETROPO)L1rAN LIEA INSTITUTION. INIL-EMr.PARTINGTON wvill give a LECTURE at this Institution, on Tulesday, the 1,5th of June instant, at 8 o'clock In the evening, oin i'NEUMIATIuS anud AEROSTATIOIIN, wivtL a varIetY of eXplanatory hatbam-place, June 8, 1824. IAS. 3ENNiNGS,ilHon. Sec. iT RON COFFINS.-PARISHfSTPA ,Sade Li-No'tice Is hereby given, thALt the authorised PEE for an INTER- MENT in an IRON COI'i'IN in the Churchyard of thlis parish Is, for a growni person, 61.; for hi childI und er I0io years. 31.; and doUhle the above fee for a non-parishiones-. TIS0S. B3ARNES, Vestry Clerkc, June 7, 1824, and Clerk to the Trustees, AUXHALL-BRIDGE.tice is hereby given, V tht te VAXHAL BRDBECOMIPANY atve ready to TREAT wits ay ersn r prsos illngto ADVANCE MYONkV uponl the secrit oftheromssoy Ntesofthe Company, pa9able with in- teret a4 pr cnt,per annumn, ihalfivearly payments. por parti- culrs ppl atthecompany's office, Au Ml-oR,Aiddlesex, be- twee theoursof 1 and 4, on or bot'orethe 12th dna of july nex.t. ii Jne 4 By rderof tbeCommittee, JIJLT6 sNAS11, Clerk-. TI1~RSU NT t a ecre oftheHig Cou-rt Of Chain e ery, made in a catuseI Matthews agains-t Venables; the CRE- DITORS of PR&NCES HIGSON, late Of West Derby, niear Liverpool, late the wrife of Thomnas Higon, esq. and formes-ly the widow of Robert Roberts, jiwhich said Fances.1-ligsan died at We-st berbyafore- said, oh or about the 21st daty of' November, 1812,1 are forthWvitb to, comeIn nd mvetheir debts before Francis Cross, esq, one of the ~Tstr. o te said Court, atbis chamnbers, in' Souitha n-boabild. RChancery-lane London,. or In default thereof they*libc- 13LACKSTOCItand]BUNCE, Solcitors, Temnplie. rTO LlDIES A nlazt respeetable ~-Fnmijy, rsdn II fen' milles north of London, would be happy to restive one ortwvo LADIES as BOAItDERS, who will derive every advantage of domnestic society wivth the comforts of horhe, None but these ofirespectabhlity can be treated with, ad to such the most satisfactory references wirll be given. For furtberapiarticulars address, post paid,; to A. B. Mr, Crew's, bookseller, 1. G renville-street, Drunmwiekc.square. EVNGof CLA~SSICAL LEARN~ING.-PR_E. 111 i, PRAT ONfr the UlNIVERtSTTY,...READflNJ during VACA- 't'ONSfrm CLLGE, or for HOLY ORDEiIS.-A CLEI{GYIIAN, of loanexpeienc in slascal and Metl~eni;tical College Tuition, living in he ostespctalemanner, Avishes to receive intohis house, and to evte prs f is time to read daily wtith TWO or TH REE young MEN,whoe eucaionmay have been neglected, and to whom the accommodation usually found in places of genseral private Instruc,tion milght be unpleasant, Thetermas are -200 guineas per annum ; and fuirth er particulars maybe known, by lettef,Onoly, post paid, addressed to A. B. at Mr. Stevens's. 11, Dulke-street, anla et"lae (C Fall the men- we mneet wIth, thine -parts u f e ~I'are wrhat they are, good or evil, useful or not, by their edu- iation."-Lcke on Educatlon.-PaYents who believe this are not to b e liduced by any adverfseaeent, howvever speciout, to intrust their children Witthoutt igid scrutiny to thze care an'd tuitioni of strange"s. Awvare of this, the advertiser only observ-es, his school lias been established many ears, his stipend is mioderate, the nuimber. of his pupils isselect and lImited, nod great attention Is paid to t heir morals, personal comforts, and Intellectual Inwl-o,ement. The ad. vertiser will forwvard an outline of his plan oDY nstruetion, together wtith most unexceptionablereferances) to those Pilrents wvho will do him Ithe favour to forward a&le, Post Paid, addressed to D. D. at Mtr. Wilson's, stationer, 1,02. eapside. - C'1 OMMERCIAL INSTITUTION, 5, Catleaton-str`eet for the. CO)IPLE:TlON of. he 'EDUCATION of young Persons,; and their. expeditious P'reparation tor Commercial and other Apponint ments; uzder the drreathin of it. ROGERS and T. JOHNSON, A.B.-- .Messrs. Roj%ers and Johnson desire to .r turnl their grateful -acknow- ledgments to the Merchants, Bantkershand respectable Traders of the metropolis, for the caontinuation of t'heic very liberal slupport, and to announce that the sus%pensluss of business at Midsummer wvill be 'dUring-one week only, floin M,onday, the 213.t June, to IMonday, the 25th June when. they admint young Gentlemen immnediately onl their leaving sehtoi, Rheferences given (if required) to the firstmecntl And banking houses, lProspeetuses to be had, gratis, oft mercantower poive~f atorny ofice,Bank ofTr. RIchardson, 23, Cornhill - of Mr;ber, 7, ldBond-street; and of Mr. Johnsr5ai at thiaba&g houseo f te ln tittonrle. Aldermanbury. bari . J13OARD and ,LODGING A TE, ~by an e -lderly G tlmnad his Daughter, inaqitdmstcfml,wt noyoungciledren. Two bedrooms anfaatirramwllybereqith td. Plainfamily freanamoeaecagarexctd Thvi- nity of pimhicoe,Chla,lcmt,oresngo,wlbep- ferred. A ddressa,po ep i ,eB;C1 ,Co'yst etmn er AoAY fihintemscl rfsin Ia peirf eelsIn drawving, eeisrcc-n tla,wse o etwt fansily- in London whro wvoul consieacetinubrohus TUITION in the day an equivalent oheD)R,&.Malr- ference mnay be had bothastcaatrh blte.Ades to A.Za. to the care of Mrr. Davisi stationer. 3 o k-cee fyake Np.offieekeeper aced apply. PF HE COIUNTRV'.-.A SifgeGi lea,i rset- JL able situtidon In the city, wishn oseptw ihsi h wteek out of town, would be gladl tsotitBORsaLDGN (in a Plain: economiJcal wvay)from saudyngttilM damo- Ing, at any distance froin tow-rn,weecchsastoblgimo the city' by 9 o'clock on the IMondaymrig drs,ps ad statia -termis, which must be modeaetoA ,brfthRino coffeenouse, Cornbill.- -~ ESIRABE APARTMETS, on ~oderate t~erms.-~ ISc,mod reit-wt adoeSTIGRO andtO BED-hur ROOMS wi barentee ilihoute, elhfsystaeo-h ihra -eib asfor cout axtd gardliLen,aot3sic frm h Hn;s e_ are 91harplan,'owter-stree. UA)RLLS ING PPESS, open be,av ttes, ean tILLS.re41, Bcescewrstteet lorldemc-qar rvtelssn a l hrours to untAbugt or;I iscomrlte ptpIls of anh y abes,I wihnga prvcyad . facaey fore-n-ladMes only, on-Mnday p a nde,3 Thomnrsay. at ilre n schoolspusletally atended,- - - -[ RTIH- andllotre FI OveREilGN PURL-IC LIBRARtY, nr.~ -nui-e Db:rytiflfanover-sqitare,q The whole of-this extensive auen valubed lbrary, collected af an menSe ex ease and contnully esungworlwhlc suceisvey ampeao 1 ~evey new andJineter and appropriated to Chic-use- of sul'serlbe'c. s, Catlousvy esadcreds ofo termaito be-lied an application . -..,- atlS nderso fu HALL NN, TAVEN, and;OTrEL, a U p abse ng l a B re a d-n s t reen t - C hea p s i de . . . B . - ' Ur NEIt ire s p e c t . hlyretrn hi sicee tan tothe~uli~forth gratpatronage' iwom aiies linatdtncfrorn the Theatres,llaunbaluresit s&ndphdlare praeptaruemlent,ll asdar.regooyiifaen veyCacetto their osn-homes, that lie) aso vcry-exhed clean -eIn nvell.aired beds, wleth.refcesaments, and evCery aecom'e,,cleatn rn- quire,on moderaeer p.rmiS.anok5 N.BAmteeletdedhocon ng of sh sop, roast ad ied,ithuddig or tsirt, - at ra. a n d c h c te pr e p c d q l ays3 g o o d a so n =t hb u l h 1 e . C f e ristlcahsfo.h bv n.Te~cnieLBt o 1xpANTED, iimmedfately,. in .an oetblshed hoiuse o t gf btushiess, a WARg HoUS ith W0horozu?gblyunderstands broad siiks. lcttarsX post paid, to A.. B, CbediiSle. t[TANTED, at the. Axigel Jnn Isjiiigto, a COOK ,VV and a !L,fNDStYMAID, ltO c ,an have s9od cht'dcters from their last situations. AITANTED, a-SHOPMVfiNZ, in the irelidrapery and W Haberdasbery Business. -Ulso ac sA an,A,P'RMEilCE:, aa Voith, about 16 vearsof age,of respectable paren ts. -4pply between the hours ofI and 4, at S0, Lamb's Condlit-streeti, ' - W AINTJBD. , YOUTH of. fespedctabilfty, a- as AP- WV PRENTICE to the Linendrapery a ppy at21bedashery ldiness, a prerniuwn wlt beexpected. For particulara BipiFat 122, Wood-stfet Cheapslde. . - - WXTANTED, an- APPRENTICE Ita * W atch- Manu- - facturer inthecountry feminlun501 ;S ostrespectablerefer- ences wilt be givei and requlred., Apply toiit.-Briggs, S6W,Upper North-place, Oray's-lnn.lallc. - WA TLEE j in,the Coimtry, a eady.active young V MAN, as r0tE:AW& irl thetc 'iaRKnG bus'nesss hleoccupatio ;ill be to cut and'work at the trade. ,lond need appfy but those who are quite capableof the sittiation, Fori yurntcOls?5apPlrt 110, Wood- strcet, Cheapside. . , - W6JANTED, a YOUTEaof respectable Friends, as sn YY APPRENTICE toX awStatlontr; hwjU,beteat darone oP the family, and,be free,af the city: n-premln-expeeted. . Letters (Inclosing peirniens of lAand-writltsg)-post paid. Sdtessed-t . Z; Mtr. Stebbiug's, 8G, Chaxiseey-iald,-ie .tnbe aittenided to. XTAN'rED, by a healthY young Woman, whi has just wV lain tn, nd wlosft infant ha sinee dled,a' CHILD to NURSo E She resides in a delightful situatlfn' near -Mount Pleasapt, lirosey. For part_Iulare lnqsre-of 31r. Layng, surgeon. HIgIigate;-orof Mrs. James Brett, Crouch-end: if by letter post paid. XTANTED, at a WVatering place; 60 miles -from town) W in a Clergynils's Fdmily; a -.(,)o COO'R wvho must under- stand a dairy. lAlso a LAUNDRY-MAID wivho must tboroiughly_under- stand her busIness. -Apply-to-morrowl, between the hours'of ll' and 1, at Mr.-Appleton's. lamp wvarehouse, Ludgate-hil.; W XJAN'TED, a S?iTUXA ION as CLER1 ,- or Clerk - and Warehousemarn,hy young Mfaii.wblo can Write afa^frhtisd. and: eqt accounts. 'A moderate salary will b'e 1cepted; - Respect. able referenec, wlvtisecurity,if required. Address to J. Hep#orthtb 70, Llsson-grove;-North. .. - 5,5TANETED,in a-smaUl Falmil', 'neat town, heik twio WV smaid-servasits ate'kept, a good PLAIN COOK: the large vash- ng pust Obt: wages 3 2 guineas; to be raised ait the twelvenouth spust have liveda yearor near t in her last places bnnotasthewestend 4f the toso. InqUie at Mr. 1'ntros_ ortonfalgat, W 7ANTED, in a TradepvanI'.-Il'amily, a respectable , young .Wonas, as NURSERY SERVANT, whfi must,under- stand washing aind ironing: as there Is no lnfant, she wonld be re- qui ed to aivt at tableandwvorkatherneedle. ANpPly at Mr. Arnold' stationer, 56, %lortlmer-street, Middlesex HospItal. lTANTGED, S miles distant from London, a MAN W SERVANT,who can do every thtng iecessary inasmall ramily, all expert footman, a good gardener, and able to raw his lady In a Bath chair when she chooses; he must have a goodrecommendation fromi his last place of. at least a yeses Standing,- and Aud his own clothes. ApPly stc1. GreatJames-street,-liedfoe.rd%-rw W CTANTJD, a Youth of liberal educaioii, as an AP- WPRENTICE to a ietter-~tegs P'rinter, hii aft office wpee the printingbusinessis carried on in'alltf bra,iebes. at e A ilxerl-the enee every domestic comfort in the fismily le will resid vlithh a mode' rate premium Is required. Apply personally, or by lettd, pbo'f pdid; to Mr. Moore, books)eller, Store-street, Bedford-square- WTANTED, by an active youig Man, agedl SO, a WV SITUATION, is LIGHT POgTER tn aMerchaut, nVarehouse- man, &e. undeTstsndg business genertlly, Is a good accountant. wvrites it good and eXipeditfolls hasd, and is conversant with notarial business. Good references can be given, Salary not so much the consideration as a permanency. Direct, pdzt - tald, to 2, Coburg- street, E'uston-squbre. _ IXTANTED, a steady middle-aged WOMAN, free from WV ineunbian~ce, to TAKE the MANAGEMENT of a HOUSE, for aWidower and his Son; noother servant iskept; shc must under- stand the whole business ia all Its branches, and have a good charac- ter for sobriety aind honesty, as it Is a place of -trust. Apply, at the Wheatsheaf. South Lambeth, on Monday next, betveen the hours of 10 and 12 for P..R Nonewvhocannotread and write well need aPPly W AN'TED, by a respectable young Person, a SIT UA- VVTION as COMPANION to a la&k, et to aurt on a lady, or superintend a nursery, and as an English goverlies tegeah Children the juvenile branches of education, havinz been irs asimilarcapacityseve- ral years; references satisfactory auid respectable may be obtalnOdd Letters, post paid, addressed to H. B. at MIr. Hand's, stationer, Clap- harn, Surrey, will be attenided to. 1;JT .NTED, immediately,aneatcompact FURNISHED V RlSllDENTCE, with S best beds, vvater closets oil the ground and firstfor,accommodation for 8 servants in the house and tWo .ver the stables, or in the offices, which rust be detached and not under groun.d; coachhoase and stabling for! hborses, and 20 acres of meadow land, which wvould be distpensedwth sbonld there bea dairy farm in the Immedlateneighhourhood: the situation must be dry andhealthy, not ncat any public road; and d}stant 8 to 2O miles from London. Par- ticulars to -be foawatdtd to Mr, Usno .uctioneer and agent, 59, Regent-street. _-. ANTS a SITUATIONK, as {'OACMMAN, a single WV tan, about 30 years of age, of ligBht welght; has iive 3 years in the place he has just left: no objection to town or countryz Direct, post paid, to T. G. 19, Air-street, Piccadilly. No officeekeeper need'apply. WXTANTS a SiTUATION, in a WAREHOUSE, or V V as Under-Clerk, a respectable young Man, 21 years of age, vho can give a satlsfnctryreference; he vould siot object tokpply his ser- vices for the firgt 3 nionths without remuiieration; Direct to P. S. 60, Sen-street, Bl3shopsgate. AITANTS a SITUATION, as CHAMBEWITAID, at WV an Inn, Hotel- or Coffeehouse, in town or country, a young Wonan, who perfeetly understands ber business and can have an undeniable character fromn the house sbe Is about to leave. Address. I post paid, to A. B. at 29, Brook-street, Holborn. No offcekeeper need apply: IXTASHI G. -WANTED, a FAIRLY's IVAS-.- WV TiNG, bys respectable Person, by whonn it will bedone in the first style, where there 5s every convenience for thAe buslsfes nald terms moderate: ean be well recommended if required. Apply, fef E. Odgers, 3O, WellesleY-street, Euston-square, Somers-town. WASHING.-WANTED, a FAMILY's WASHING, j on reasonable terms,.(whichw will be fetched and carried to any part of London,) by a Person, who has lived in respectable families as laundry mald: can givea good reference. DIfect to M. Waland,Hlgh- street, Mortlake. Surrey. WITASHING.-Wl'ANTED, a Family's WVASHING, by a-Person, wvell situate forher buslness,having the advantage of good water anid every conve-ience; is able to keep the linen oS an exeellenteolourl cam glve refcrence to a family she now 'vashes for-In the city: wvould engage for it on very reasonable terms: no carriage to pay. Letters, postpaid, from anypart of London, may be directed to.S. N. 2, Hurst-place, Loampit-hiUI, Lewisham, Kent; A7 AITEIL--VANTS a SITUATION, as WAITER, w ls town or country, a young Man, vho cast speak the French languagefluently, and can give security If required. Address, post paid, to Z.tV. 3, King-street, Smith6ield; - YOUTH, *-eho writes a good hand,' wisbes for a A SITUATION In a Countingliosse or Shop, wherehe will have to use-his pen an-sipaite himselfgenerally iserijl. Applieationsumade to IV. P, 39;- Great Pulteney-street. Golden-smquare. - - rVO -PARENTS and GVARDIANS.-WANTED, a YOUTH of respectability, to a light genteel business. For particuLars direct to A.B. C. at Mr. Moore's, 41, Great Queen-street. Lincoln's-Inn-fields. A premium required. BJ~ARTNERlSHIP.-The Proprietor of a highly valuable Corncern, established upwvards of 50 years, is desirous of receiving as a PARTNER any Gentleman who cau command about 15,0001. The most respectabJe references will be given ani required. Apply to Mir. WVilleet, solicitor, Essex-street, Strand; 1S NURSERY or PREPARATUOtY GOVERNESS, 1La LADY, between 30 'and 40, vhlo bas lately left at dittiaition wvhere she resided eight years: or to underrake the iuanagemdnr of awidoyer,s'fasm Iy. Letters, post paid, - addressed to A. B. at Mrs. HoWell e.St,Sdauth Audley-street.Grosvenor-sqniare,vill beatteaded to.. T O STATIONERS atid BO0OKSELIiERS.-WvVANT- ED, by a Person desirous of entering inrto trade, a small EST&- sLISHNMENT in the above branches. Toprevent trUUb2ctle ltsu to be advan-ced must not be more than 5001. The most satisfactry ex- planations ivill be required. Address,post paid, to G. r. at Miessrs. tlarrls and Son's, St. Yauls .churchyard.- -- T'O -PAiR.EiNTS and. GUARDIANS.-WANTED, a respeet3ble YOUTH ef goad disposition, as APPRENTICE to a Miller end Fl~.ur.factor, inthe sielshboarhood of London; -he will be admitted as an Ininate of the anily, and-a liberal -premrium will be expected. Address, post paid toAL.. 1, Temple-place, Blaskfrlars. road, appointing an intervlew in theelty vithin te haurs ofrb,siness 'O LANDLORDS.-A Person of respectability, accus- , toeaed to the COLLECTION of RENTS, is desirous of being further COMMISSIONED. . Charge 21.10A. per cent. Security can lbe given to any amount. Letter,s addressed, post paid. to W. T. at 9, Greed-street Neiw rosd, Ohltcailr& Ilmetwhinn- diate attentlog.- - iteehapel-rosil,*willme t i rP0 PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-A - Medical E, Gentlemma, inextensivepractice and surgeon to n bdsepltal In one ofthe English Universities, is-desirousfa-Youth, of liberal edu- eation, as a-PUPIL. The situation hasadvlntsgcs ofa superior aad unusualkind. For further particulars address, post p Ead, to E. D. at ltlesrs.liorwooa and Oliveels, paperhaing warehouse, i, Maddox. Street, Rtegent-street,-- (1 VERNESS.-A Lad5- about leaving her present G situation as governess in-a family, is desirous of fdeeAig with another ENGAGEMENT, She-iscompetent to qualify herpUpils In the usual branehes of edueation, anitperfectly conversant in the French language. Addres, postpaid, to E. G.at Il, Upper Mdaryle. bone-street, Portland-place. No ohcekeeper need apply. g7OVE-RNESS.-A Lady, of the established church ~,.Xwo hs us quttd agetlmans amiy,wil bbapyto meet a imlrhbSiTiUATilON. teSlhGe halse b,een Bfaccutmn'yred to instruct he pupilb, wthalrut mnasters- h, tibe French acnd English languages gram- mxtitlesDg,-iiauoforte. irastint In bll ibi brasnc ,hes geography, else of tlse globles, writling, arithmetic,&c &- Unexceptionable referduces lvl be gtven: Address letters, p oatpaid, to E. F.at blesss-s, Monto and May's, muslc sellers, I11, Holborn-bars. No-officekeeper:needi aPply. 'PO ENGINEERS.-WANTED a yong Man, of JL. superior abilities, to act as the SUPEINTE1 bEi.IT of a large and increasing gstablishment. lre mutt possess both a theoretical andgeeneral-racttcalknowledge ef er engineers- work. Ast tesituation is dne ogreat trs~adhslr ieral,the most unc*eepitonablecharacter and Ceonendatioh will bereied. APply (if by lettdr, past paldi at the rottable daselhee,. , Basioghal. street, A GENTLEIMAN, having ail establishment in London, <]_ snd connrins wilth c,oiiumrerlal houses ofthe ,irst ricpectahib- lit, OE^gS t f P=NACTthaLONON BUSINESS for a1 prlvate or public. CONCEDRN of established reptation. The sost satisfac-- torf references wvilibegiven. iesponalbPity voulad be urdertaken or requred-only on the groundofsubstantlal securities. UomraunIca_ tlons, postpaid, to X.Z. at Mr. Fry'8, wi,Uest Srald, wll nslcet duiantteiitlon. - - - ~S-- - - - T -ITERATIJIIE.--A Gentleman having expended, 1J 'wit'hinthelast12 months. nearly ?2,000oin-tbe establishment of a publication that Is rapidly Increaslng. n'thepubllicestimation; and wbich-promises to realse, at no distant period, avery handsome -eturn- for the-fnvestcaentof capital, Is deslrousof-meetlngiwith a person of literary1attainments ,ndgoolconnexiolisi anhdlsposed to embark a sum, not lep than ?1,000,. in ftriardingand completing anexcellent property. To anypersoidisposed to o-operate'' with a gentleman thoroughly experiened In-thenbove conern the -present advertisement- Is wvorthy- of attCesiton,; Any applications will be useless,unlesstheparty Isfullyprepared with theaove sum.- Letters, postpaid, 'with reelname and address, tobeleft atthebsrof P'ee;e's coffeehouse, for B. W. will be attemied!to- - -:; FPO FAMIILIES.andlISHOP KE PERSi;~-IsftVaIuA- - ble,STOCK SELLING .OFF, .enuisting Of British arid-forelgn goods, Irish iinens, eambrfls, sheetings. foreign'and Briltish table: linen and napkinsi family linenA . an- Immense' varlety of hinted mUslins, cambrlcs, tartans, shawvls, erape,- sllts-vOIis,French can'brlc 'handkerchliefs, - wo.ked:ditto; india mull, jacconot,. book, and battilla -muslins; vworked dresses, coloured and UMlkdltto; lIn-g cloths, calicoes huckabacks, diapers; bed furiiturea,&cl-l6,CbeapTide.- The extensiVe i siness to bte disposed of; -' - - - EiERNMAN P JTEA-Just ubLis1ed, DROUFT's 'RULE HBRITANN end- ROBJN ADAiR:,forthe Flutiand Piano, or Harp, dedicated to lis Ma3ety bthe.Author. Price 3s. 6d. each. Ditto's *Grainachre molly,' 45, l'Mayseder'5-ILe, Petlt Tamn- bom,'Ss. Ditto'sPolonase in -A.4s.- Ditto's Divertlmenfo SnG. 4s.- By Sa:t, ' Tu70us come dolce,' 3ls. ,AlTr3th a piano-accompanI- mnent, FQ:?Isn Melodies seletedby Saust fQ.W-he Flute. Solo, d bool;,. 1s.6d, each, Londos,publlshcd bylR. Corand Co..20.Prince'sfstreet Hassqver-scaIe; and to be- had of Mesr lttandTer5o;i5, oyai