WANTED, as SERVANT of ALL...
* WAN'TIM, as 8S9RVAN'T of ALt.1VVORK, ayllfYlE VWomnan, froum 15 to 20 years of atge, wvho cain have a good clharacter fromn hel- las3t place; one from the cruntrj' ss'euld be pre- firred, AhSy modermte travelling expenxes wvill be paid If the parties Fertee. Apply (if by letter, post paid) to -Mr. Rozers. baIter, corner of hre-tree." H.ezopstead-ruad. ~~AN'TED, immediately, a steady active younIg WVnYm.in. not uinder 25 years of aige, as SERtVANT of ALL. 'WORlC, where a nursery-mtld. Is kept. Sihe uma)t understand plalix cooking, wtashing anid trouiig, and have a good character from hier last place, wages:Ei 1. Apply to Mr. Ileadeach, grocer, Little NeOW- port-street, Soho. ~X AN51 D,a steay ero,as SERV.A-NT of ~ALL- W WV-ORE. In a mllFmiy here a girl Is kept to assist. She Inuatbe cleanly, odtmee, and obliging. Also an.active LAD, Xf' r 5yas fae,twatat table, anad makce himself useful Temueoth avunxetobecharacters from families in tOf.ApyAnv day before 3 o'clok atMr. Pairie's, greengrocer,15. Ol ihsre, niear dheapside. WX AiNT ED, by a. respeetabile young mare o'ana VTCHILD to WET or DRY NURSE: has been used to take %hem from tue birth: one to wet nurseiwill l's preferred, as she has only one of her owrn, aged 5 years. Respectable references can be given. In apleasaint airy situation. Letters, post paid, addressed to E.F. at !4r. Young's, buitcher, Rockluighamn-place. New Kent-road, 7iear the E~lephant anid CIastle, will be attendedi to. W~AiNTED, by a lPeison -ofrespe~ctability, a S~ITYUA-~ VTTION; as HOU' EKEEPER, to a single gentleman or widower; perfectly understands every branch of domiestic economy, hiaving been many years accusttomed to themanagement of afamily. Emolunment nsot so much an ohe~t ass permanenitand comiortable situation. Let- ters, pst paid, at(ldressed to Mt. P. at Mliss Franklin's, fruiterer, 23, Charlers-street, St. Jame-'s-square, will be immediately attended to. The must respectable referenice will be given. r Fl 0 OSIERS and LACEMEN.-WVANTJED), a -A respectable young MCAN, who thorouighly understands the above. Apply This Dav and to-morrow, between 9 and 10, at 37, Gutter-lane. 0P CATHOLIC SERVANTS.WA ST ElD. a MA N J-L SERVANT, who wvill be required to look after a horse and chaisL ana to wait at table. Hoi will not ledge In the house, anda .mairried roan wvould be preferred. Apply at 11, Upper King-street, BloonmshurY. 0Ti TRADE'SME1N in the City-A yo ng an, Tper- Ftfectly acquainted with bookkeeping wl EPSET of BOOKS by single entry, for 101. per annium. Dobeentry 201 per annumn. Assistance ivbe.n in Investigating or maing out accounits at is. 6d. per hour. APl by letter, pspadtoV. L.care of Mir. Fortnurni, sta- tioner, Bu I-alley', Lombard-strect. W-IDOX ,agd4 ihesfor a SITUAION1, stiti A ingle gentleman or lady; or to take the care of a counting- Anuse oarsebamnlers, where the family do not always reside: she is a good plain cook, accustosmed to maLrketIng and every branch of house- hold business, and can hanve a good character. Direct to M. D. at 45, Park-street, Dorset-square, New-road. T AW.-WANTED, in anAttorn-ey's Office -ofe% - .L? sieadrepetabeprctce,anARTICLED CLERIC. As the ohjet o th adertIer s t hae arespectable steady andinidus- trios yuth whoe prens wil povie him with bo,ard anid lodg- in ,a smll pemIu onl wil be equred. Apply (if by letter, post addessd t X.Z.lat esss.Dunn an Son's, .stationers, ITUATION WVANTED.A o 'gMan of respectable ,sI coonexlons, wvho has brnsm er n erhant's coutnting- house, where lie kept a stobokbydulenr.Is desirous ofr m7eeting with a SITUATO Inamratieo ter respectable house. The mo'it undenlab,le referecswl egvn. A line ad- dressed to G.W. at Messrs. Saunder anio', ,lnon-ttreet, South-. wvark, will meet immedate attention. 'VO he C NDUCORSof LAthIES' SEMINTARIES. 1. -Ayoun LA Y, cpabl of eachne English graiulsatically., the use f te gobes nedleork,wriing aithmetic, the rudiments of musi, an th Frech anguge,s sv)lin togiveherfirs yer's ser- auref matersIn te tw later acon:llshOent. Aplications, post paid, to St. .a 29, ClIfton-street, 'Vsitysuae ill meet nimmediate attenin EMIS21HINGC GOVERNTESS.- Layat29 and L ro considerable experience, is Iqilefraspro nae mnentasL GOVERNESS, in a00nJoblea'srnteanfnuy.Tth mnore solid alcqusirement of history andgnrlltrtr h on thorough knowrledge of the Freich lagaeI dteablt ftah lng mousle without the assilstance of oses Tems inexceti-n- ab. e references wil bI e gi ven. Letteradesd,pt rad. to AT.P. at Lester'sllbra,-s, Pavemnent. mnqreds, Wilme hattention. jt EVWIN,G.-An active -early Mlan, capbe o h management of a brewvery is every departmet h scn i ered oe of theR beet porter, ale. tnd table beer bresvers In the kling- dom, is desirous of a SITUATION P.s BREWVEP or BROA%D COOPER,or in aniy other situation that may lie open till hi.; abilities are aTproved. The most respectable references will be given. Letters aJ dre-8ed, post paid, to B. B. at 80. Sloane-street, any day this and next week, 'will meet Immnediate attentIon. _~T AG~IA~FD A GENTEFI HOUSE orCOT E NT, _t-Furnisbcd or Unfursilshed, from witihin S to 20 milesof London, Wrnpz,l5lng not less than 3 best bedehambers, a servanits'room. dininig and drawI'ng rooni, a,id one or two parlours; kitcheni, a garden, aild suitablecoasveydencies,.&r.: for line year sir more as mnay be agreed upon, Terms, stating whether detached, initoedi.%te vicinity, lowest rent. anud full particulars to be addressed, post paid, to Mr. Ilart, Oix- ford-house. Itldand 106, Strand. GOVERNIESS.-WAN'TED, to reside near Dublin, a LADY, 30 years of age, accustomed to tuition, anid fully eoni. petent to teach, English and Frenc:h grammatieally, to speak the latter dluently and with a pure acce,it mu-c. geoirapby, hlstory, wrirlag, &c. Aniy Ladty so quailified, wvho can affer at reference to a family of respectability whlere she has filled a simuIlar situation, in London or its vicinity, may address aL letter with particulars, post paid, to XS B. Postoffice, Dulwieh, Surrey. T O SC.SIOOLASTERS.--ThcFriend-, of a little Boy, 12 yeare of ege, wvish to PLAC`E him in) a select SCHOOL. wihn10 miles of Loiidon. whiere the terms fo.r hoard, &ec. alonie do not exceed Wt1. per annum; it is desirable that chic school be attended bp firsit rate rnasters, the proprietor to beloiig to the established'church, and that his l';dv should riot be above attenid- Jng to the domestic co'nforts of the pupils. Entratnce moiney still be objected to. Letters, post paid, stating every particular addrested to S-.5. rat Symosids-uiiii coffeelioulse,Chaiicery-15iie,wvlIl be imimediately S JDNEY COTTAG -SEMINAY.-Ms.TSKAA DALE returns her grateful thanksq to her friends for their kind Patronaige, si ce her rem-,val to Croydon.common, the air of wvhich place Mlrs. Dale has founid exceedingliy salubriesis, and conduicive to the health. o1 her pupils, which united wvithi her maternal solicitude so promote their ever), udomnlet happiness, as wrell as their menital. moral, and religious Improvement, Mlrs. Dale hiopes to recominend lier sen lnary to th, notice of parents aLnd guardians wrho uiay wish so place their children wvhere a small limnited number Is received. Tefms m',derate, miay be comprised In one sum, and the charge mnade frons the,day of enitrance Into the s4eminary. Mlrs. Dale would not object to receive young L-adies for aiiy period, for whom a change or air mnay be desirable. References are permnitted to the parents~ of the pupils; also to the Rev. C. Stay, wvhose minzistry the YOUng Ladiles attend. Letters.post pald.addree;ed tM,Nrs. R. Davies,.12r. liolborn- hill; or to Itr. Spicer, 92. Fleet-market, still mieet due attention. A half boarder wvanted. I RCULATING LIBRARY.--To be DISPOSED OF, ~,'7OO volumnes, lii excellent condition, haRtel' forming a (lII? CU- LTIG LIBRARY. at Camberwell,h em-bracing the storks of Sir Walter Scott, Misses Porter, 'Mrs. 0 pie, Miss Edgeworth, Bracebridge hail, tihe Sketch B'ssk,. the Lollards, Pen Oswen. Reg!roald Dalton, the Voce fromi St. Hlelens, Madame Carripaiis Mlaria Antoinette, and many other celebrated works. The price wtill be 2s. pet volume for thewss'olc. and no abatement camibe nmade. Apply by letter, post paid, to Mr. Fsst, 7, Founitain-couirt, Strand. ~TIbTEFIA~Elgan FEEHOLD VILLAS and OFICE, nea thecity ofleester.-To be SOLD, b1' Pri- vateConrac, b Meso,.DERIERandC,,. TiVO very beautiful RE- SIDECES,withgardns,stabing.ariduieeq, delightfully situate, 2 mile soa hlf romthe athdra Ciy ,fGlocester, and S miles fromi the admired and fshionable toss-mro Cheltenihani. The villas are of miodern erection and every w1ay adapted for the residenee of fami- le; of high respectability: they ar seated on an emninence com- coanding the mus,t beautiful views,. and the neighbourhood offers every ad vantage of ionsi aiid country. For references and particu- lars aPpply (if by letter, post paid) to M'essrs. Dernier and Co. suction- cers amid estate sc:ents, 82. Lowver Gr,svenor-street, New Bond-street. REEHOLD MANOR and( EST'ATE.--To be SOLD, J.by Private ContrAct, a vecry valuable ESTATE, eonsisting of at senor. and aarly 2,000 acres of land, in six mftrma, and ini a ring nene, the whole freehold except a small part -which is leasehold under the church, N's mansion, but ttithe free. and the land taxis1 redeemed. Trhis propertY is situate within a. mine of at borouigh town. which send two members top'arliament, and affords very considerable influemice III the election of the members, the predeces%or of the present proprie- tor having been returned to Parliament at two ituccessive elections. For further particulars apply to Mess4rs. Sll Strong, sad Racklians. Lliseoln'e-intl. where a plan of the estate may be seen. QOV_ERSET _fftEj Freeholtd Investment. -To be ~.3 SOLD,by priv-ate contract,a very desirabl)ePFREEHfOLD ESTAITE, situlate In the parishi of Strare. In the rich antd fertile vale of Gla,ton- 'uycossinn of 52 computed acres of niost excellent grazing land, of heanua value of 2501. The estate has3 beeni for many y-ears io the occlipationl of the proprietor, wlho wisild take it on lease at the aborerent, clear of all outpoings, and is9 situated within about I mile. of Glastonbury, 9 of Axbrmdge, Shepton Mallet, and Some,erton and I + of Br$dgestater, all good majrket towns. The land tax on the; greater part of the estate has been redeenmed, and the whole is subject to a trifling mioduis In Ifeu of tithes. To be sold to net near 4 per, cent. on the pin-chase mnonev. For particulars apiuty, Postage paid, to Mlr. Kint, 57. Upper NiaryIehone-street, Portlana-Place; or to Mr. Waite, 6, Francii-itreet. Bedford-sq uare. _ _ _ _ LT'ONJ, fa_n_ts,~, ithlill So miles9 of Londoli.-V%~e LET, hands,omely Furnished, for2 or 3yeatrs, a mos~teonvenientI AMILY D%VFLLING-HOUSF, wi-th, a flower garden, situate on Nor- naLnd y-bill, commanstding a P!e5-ssait prospect; the house contaIIns a good dining and drawing roozn. anfi Amorsaingor gentleman's dressing room., 3 be,t bedrooms, nursery, ana 4 other b,edroom-. for children servants' kcitchen, butler's panitry, and all other convenient ofcs withcaptalcelarig. he lto coch leaves for L.ondon 3 timea -wee, ad te Suthmpto an Gopor coches daily. Houndlsar keptin he eighourood Thetennt nayhave permission tosho ove seerl hnded crs sitIn o 4 Ils of Alton. Forfute ~rtiular appy t Mesrs. iarrsnanid Couithard, sollctrs 4 ,~omthmpto.bildngs Lodon ort,sThomnas Clemenat, eq oii tor,Aitn. f wom ickes t visv iavbe had. C OUGHTON1, Northamptonshire.-To be LET n en"red upsnilimmediately, a capita MANVSION HOGUSE. and 79 acres of axabie and grass land adjoining. The land Is isclosed b?l a high stone wall, forming a smcall park, wvith stables. coachliouse, granary, doyeecire, garden, and orchr,weeli planted wiith choice fruit trees, sW;.sa-te in Croughton, inlte In the occupation of Thus. Hoperaft, esq. The mansion-house cnits of a lofty and well pro- portioed diniing. i1rawlng, aind breakfast roomi, large kitchien, but- ?,or'sl pantry, ceilafs, ANd other suitable offlces, excellent and cons- nmodlous bedroom-s. stressimig roeuni. sater clos~et, with servants' anid other ante rooms. Crns,ightui iIs pleasantly' sittiated. with excellent rToads thereto, is-ithin I - mile and a half of the ilarley-mow, leading from Northampton to Oxford, 3 miles of Ilrackley, 8 mIlies of Buck- Ingliam, and 65 of L.ondon, in at good sporting country, abounding 'with gamne, and in time lmniedixte yicinity of the Duke of Grafton's,, Duke ni Beaufort's, and Sir Thus. Moyston's fox hounds. For further particuisrre apply to SINr, Win). Baker, solicitor, Mtarket Deepinlg; Mr. TkMos. Tayler. 7, Clemrent's-inn, Lonidon; and Mr. Weston, solicitor. 3y?:ackley': if by letter, post patid. I MPLETE WORSTED MILL, at Nottingham-- , o be SO'LD, by Private Contract, svith immamedlats poossession, a RZVilOLD W0lt8TEO lIILL, 4 stories high,q sO vards long. and 24 ards wide, In good repair, amid now in selork, slruate In Goose-gare, Inath e towni of Nottingham, stith an engine of 14-horse power. oiesly repaired at a f oasiderable expenise, and maRchinery for spinniag and doubling of soft and hard wvorsted for the Nottinghamn, Leicester, and Kihddernminster markets, where there Is a regular demiand for thte articlea, and cap~able of sp[inningSfrom 20 to 25 packs of combed wool per week; together svlth the dyabouse, blue vat-,, dying pans, &e. and ws'hhons, with coppers, washing rollers, &c. and comb shops. stove Fetting uprooms emltbs shops, Joiner's shop, and other outbuild Inggsstaetf,r the conce2rn. The prensisis are weU supplied Ivith bo,th soft and bard wvater. Also a convenient ni-idern built DeveLling- houte, contiguous to the above nulll, tirth a yard and warehouses ad- joining; and 3 Pmall ho_ses, used as wvarehouses, fronting Goose- g.te. adhoininso theJ uabove dwellinhg-houseThe area of the premises s hoshit, yardSAi,F, a mstluar.Theaiseare andesirable for a p Eson of sufent capitalwishing tooembarksin stabl business, and suitable for a esik,e a cottn, . aucraps, or eurmill.Or e pu rchaxser may take the premists without the machiner - A considerable part of the arur- chase money mayhif deusirbaved rean ony seurity of thempremises. For nutterlartl,e and tc trlenlaite for the prtbasen apply gtoMr. Hurist, soicitor,l KNottinham: andoff t view rapply tor. Macb*Ven, on the premises ANI{S of the WYE, near Chepstow, aMeonaouT h-l shire.-For SALE, acmost valubBcand ldesirable ESTAi , vcorn r aing a mnodern built mtrs nt on-house, with stalled gardens, hot house sruhbberies. coachbouse. stables, and every requ sIte -cveni- aeora l, tamily of fortiune; together with a villa, four other gin t resideneex, a cott agen xnd about 36 acres f Meadow land. The man sion-house isr,tuate onAn em1inence, and commandtr the richest and isnost extensive vieses of the Adjacent pietur=su and beautiful nouuntry the rIvera Wye and Severn, and the BrIsolChannel. The 's'lhian10ocher houijce have beenirecen)tly built of themuostsubsitantial ateralas, and are calculated for the residences of genteel families. ;hey re sitnateon dIFferent oltRmi of theo estate and embrace all that richness and variety of view or wvhIch the banks of the W,ye. and more a.ypeeally the vicinity of Chepe5tow, are so celebrated. The land is of the first quaality mind covered stith a consideraLble quantity of thriving tjrnsber, tueether with several thouisanulI young oak, ash, elm, larch, fir, gjrnd other torist trees, In the mnost iuxttrlant state. The villa anrid ~nd are I she occpatIotor; thc mansion-house and ~he seveal othe houses dv edsOre let to inost r'espectable tenssIt. Fr frthr prtiulas aply(ifby letter, post palid to Mr. rl2osiSAVaa. lad aent nd orveof,58. Great RusseLl-strect, ~jooebur. Lodon whois athorsedto treat for the samne ;or 1'hma Evns se. llre ila, ea CepetoW, Monmouthshlre. A tht piq~sisemoey ay enslaon mortgagei. jJING's THRATILE.-SignlfBN LIrejetul K ~begs leave-to infortil the Nobility ahit4. Gnintfr `iubsersbr to thVQelra, and the Publid that the PtFTR VONC!lRT SPIRITUEL, ofTAC~Iand MzoDEliN MUSIC, snimilar tc. tbe ftlebratid. Con. cecta Splitutsol* At parls,: Wilt talke s'ALce on Friday steEl, April L. Signor Coci& will presideastthe Platnofoyte. Leader of the Band, Mr. Spagnsoletti. For thec colo.s,Me5sr5. Lindle T,Wilnian, Puzzi, Centrofli, Monzari, Kissewetter. Usr. J. TF. Harris w 11 preside at the organ. The orchestra and choru.sses wrill be selected firom tlhe firsit performers. anud.consist of upwatrdsof120' persons. The next end lest oncert to be on Friday, the 9th of April. Applica tIons respecting boxes tO) be made to Mr. Seguin, Operaciffice, 105, Quadrant. Regent-street. Bosxes 3 gIneas each. Adnsisslon to the Boxes lOs. 6d. Pit 7s. Gallery 3s. 6d. The concerts to begin at balf-past 7 o'clock. A UCTION-M_1ARTf, i%a1rh 13, IS24..-Tha Director-s L1kandiSpecial Committeeof te AuctinMr hvnapTnriated a TROON in that buillding for PRIVATE SUBSCRtIP'rIO I b to apieteproprietors and the public that the same wKill be ;PVED on the 12th of April;, Gentlemen desiroust of becomtingsubserkawill have the goodness to leave til'eir names and aLddress with th Srery on or before the .5th of April; after whbich period a GenelMetn of the SUbscribers vill be convened for tbe purpose offomnB- Lasand s.l future admissions will bedeemndbblotTrs of sa erlt pton; Proprietors of mart shares 1 guttita per annum; non-proprietors. 2 guineas per annumsn. T~he daily morning and erening papers, magazines, reviews, e!rIodica1 works. and pamnphlets, will be taken for the use of the su sscrlbers. Further Information may b obtinedat te Secretary's Office. .D RNI.Sc Rt. HAMILTON reslpectfully informs the Inhabt-. V!ot.s of Greenwich, Woolwich, anid De rford, that he intends DELIVERTNG, an INTRODULCTORY LECTIURE, At the G'rten? Man, Blatekheath. THIs EVENlING, at half-pp sat 7 o'clock precisely, after which subscribers' namtes to a public clatss for the French langutge, to meet twice a wveek, att the same hour In the evening, wvill be re- ceived by Mir. Hamiltoni. A public class for the Latin language will also be formed, and sub- scribers' names received at the same time, or until Friday, at the differeat bnoksellers. Terms In the yublic class, each subscriber .1. per section of 10 lessons, payable ni advance. Private' classes of 6 persons or mtore will meet at Mlr. Hamilton's apartments, or at the apartments of the members: the tereisa 2L 10s. _o Olsos. Proficierncy guaranteed. OYAL NTATIONAL INSTITUTION for the Pt PRESERVATION of LIFE from SHIPWRECK. Patron, HIs MIAJESTY. PresIdent, the Earl of LIVERi'OOL, K. G. Donationts. Annuail. Amoulst already Adveri'tsed X 3,484 14 0 ?150 19 0 Subgcriptions since reseisved: The Right Hon. the Eairl of Lonsdiele, K.G. -1000 0 The Corporation of the Lonidon Assuraztce .1050 0 l'he Royal Exchange Assurance - - 105 0 0 Earl Browsnlow-50 0 0 Huigh Leveester, es q.-. -- 0 0 0 A.B. at M,%essrs. Cotitts and Co.'s 120 0 0 .1. A. att Miessrs. Ladibroke's I 1 0 Admiral Ekcins- --- 3 0 0 Capt. Rebr. Johnson. E. I. C. S. I 1 0 M. "Orra", es 0-- - - 2 0 0 Lord,Jo,. Rusl,M. . . 101 0 2 Win. Fuiller, esq.- - - - 10 10 0 Sir Edward Codrntn 10 0 0 Johin James, esq.- - -10 50 0 Rt.G. S..10 00 H. J. Stevens, csq- - -- - 2 20 0 Capt. Chambers White, R. N. 10 0 0 Gee. Borradai!e, esq.- - - - 0 10 0 C- MI. Williams, esq - - - - O o00 IMessrs. Barclay, Triton, Bevan, and Co. 21 0 0 Mlontatgue Penninlgton, esq. 2 2 0 1 1 0 Rt. H.at- ..2 20 Capt. Geo. F. Seymour, Il.N. C. B. 5 50 J A Mr tg ,es1-- 0100 Mirs. Eli'zabeth ilson, Denmark-hill 10 10 0 2 2 0 Samuiel Bosanquet, esq. - 26 .5 0 Capt. Tisdal, Et. N - - - - 2 0 0 1Sir itichaard Hardinge 21 0 0 BerijamIn Shaw., es'l Cornhill 21 0 0 I Capt. Mtangles. R. W. - s0 Capt. Bertse Cator'. R. N. - - 10 0 0 Capt. Josaph Dowson -21 0 0 2 2 0 H.S .Woollastn. eseq. . . 5 0 0 Wmn. Davis, esq.- - -10 10 0 1Donations and subscriptions will be received by Win. Slkes, eseq. Treasurer, 5, Miansionhouse-street; and by the several bankers of the metropolis. H~E MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPAiNY, Bank-- rut'Register Office, and General Accountant Office, esta- bXihe 1dril818. 25, Cateatoni-street. DIRECTORS. George Austin, esa. David MKelville. esq. Richard WV. Cots, seFq. Edward Tewart, eseq. Daniel Hawkins. e,q. Treasurer. Sir Charles Price, barr. ; Thoea Perry, Secretary. In this office general informatioin mray be obtained respecting all batnkrupts, viz.: E. The dates of the commissions. 5t. Thie names of the solicitors and assignees. 3. Tke number of dividends. 4. The namies of the parties who pay the dividends. ..Tue dates of the certiflcates If obtained. An annual payment of I guinea entitles a subseriber to the &bov,e in. formiation, aLnd also to notices of all future proceedinus. As Accountants: 1. Books and accounts expeditiously arranged. 2. intricate and disputed accounts examined and prepared In eases referred to arbitration. 3. ll ccunt. ed. resecting dissolutions of partnership are con- ii,tentially and sp,eiy dusted 4. Trust dieed's. assignmenits, &c. conducted through their various stagces, the signatures ofecreditors procured, anid compositions paid. 5. Dividends, compositions, rents, anid debts of every descrip-tion collecemd on moderate terms. N. 1B. All monies received by thisa company are paid over monthly to the paes interested. Largeand commodious rooms for the meet- EInIgs ofl crdlitors, &c T EUNFORTUNATE CASE of Miss ZOUCH.- A CARD, addressed to the unprejuidiced, the liberal mlInded, and the benevolent of heart. The reverses of fortune demanding the fortitudeof the soul in the relative and the severest stages have rarely, been mnove acutely suffered.nor mnore sensibly felt by, anyT person, than by that Individual, wvho now, claiminig some benevolent attention from a kind, uNprejudiced, and liberal public. has been peculiarly af- flicting; east too on a wvorld of Incertitude and misfortune, when gres, perity and every pros p et in life wlere openl ackniowrledged to be era huzt which the merciless ha-nd of death siiddenly onarehedayan depris-ed her ofat anearly age. The eldest of ayoung orhnfml of nin.ie the dantehter of the ILate hig:hly respected Mir. Zoh,fte Irish Treasury. (shie army agent and paymnasttr general to h hle pensuioners in'Ireand. wh'o died a few years sines ofafit of'apoplexy. anid wvithout having made a provision for his niumerous familly) thirough the viciasituides of fortune, and through entcountering dif- ticultiesq. at present a pri-soner In the Kinig's Bench, and also sinces September last incarcerated within the walls of a prison, conse- qluently having non', becomie so clrctimstanced,(beingutterly pennyless cuid destitute, and during the latter four months so indigently re- duceLd in struggling with the world and her forlorn situaLtion void of pecuiniary obllgati..,'e through necessity waves all ceremony in tus akig hr ese cilwn o agenrous public, and aLppealing to the umae, b th kin doatio oftheir mite towards compro- mls!;g wih he creitor, threbyenabingter to gain her liberty for theSutre,honuraly o ern er wn ivlhood. However, should thepubic onciveandthoe wo pofes themselves her friends thea natue ofthisappel to preomia ontheir generosity, wrhich is soley nverhelss ictaed y a hoourbleprinciple, at least to endevou to e bt lst t he crditos. issZoueh could taLke the benefit of the act if cmrmisn ihthe above should not meet withl that support whc h eeoetmight otherwrise kindly con- tribute towards. In the midtl uh forlorn condition, the recol- lection of any Inconvenience thereof fades at an event wvhich has recently comne to her knowledge fromr India, to plunge Miss Zouch Into the severest mental sufrerings. The untimely fate of her favourite brother, a very fluie, most distinguished, and truly promisIng young officer, in thie Hornourable East India Company's cavalry sers-ice. has wounde her feelings heyond all description, and notwithstarLding he wras her select favourite ri the family, her destitute condition eveni de- nies her tile ponver of paying tio his sacred uiemory the last sad tribujte of axffectionate respect. It niot being MlIss Zoichi's distant desire to intrude too much on the humane generosity (if the benevolent, that In caseanyiiiividal houd thnk f cuntnancing a -subscription for therelef f tosepujioes bovnamd,the smallest donation will prov graefuly eas p able andsuf tc t testify the donors' since. rit an god wshe, b beng epoite atthe hank of? Messrs. Cocks. Cock, an Co.43. harng-coas.or wth r. Gray, Lloyd's coffeehous5e, whohav kidleconentd t reeiv rie same f6r her use. 0he OLD,pursant o a ecree of the High Court of hanery berin dae te 2stda.~of July. 1823. mnade Ins cana thre epedin. wurei 'Crolneorrs. widlow. is the plIn. tif. ad Jhn ocwoo an otersar defendants,' the ABSOLUTE REVESIO ofsli inSitesun of.t23032s. 10d. 3 per Cent. Con- saflidated Annuities, staiidign theiaeofthe Accountant-Genieral o,f the"sid Court of Chaneyt the creditof the said cause, to an Account entitled It terealett, and receivable oni the death of a. lady in the 53d year of her a.The said reversion will he sold before Ja.. win. Farrer, es.one orth asters cf the said Court. at the public SaLle Roomn of tWe0said Court, In Southampton-buildingsA,Uhan- cery-lane, London. oni S1aturday. the 10th day of April, 12,at I o'Iclock in the afternooni, In one lot. Printed particulars mrar beI had igratial at the said Master's Chamnbers.,in Sentham rton-bIid.ng, Chancery-lane. London; of Messrs. Lockwood and Shepherd, solicitors, Beverley, Yorkshitre. of NMr. Upton, solicitor, Leeds; and of Mestsrs Few, Ashinu,re. and Hamilton, solicitors, 2. l-lenrietta-street, Covent- TLf ENDON.-To be LET, iuntil November, 182.5, with WI.th pto of aL lease for 7 years fromn that period, a handsome sifbstantial built HOU'SE, most eligibly situaLte In the most desirable part of the parish of Hendon, 6 mhlis from Tyburn-turnpike, And coninandhin MOSt eXtensive prospects, Thie house conthins, en the grround floor, 2 "loderate sized parlours conmnunicating by folding doors, large ennt5ance ball, moderate sized drawing room, genitleman's dressing room, aind wvater closet; 4 excellent bedr.oosis, writh dressinig roomn o~-er, and 5 excellenit attics, ftt for spate bedrooms if required; on the basement are 2 kitchens, housekeeper's room, larder, dairy-, and cellars; and the wvholc is fltted up with every conveniene for a family of respeqtability', an excellent coaehhouse, 3-stal sAbeha loft, and 2 rooms over, wvith cowvhouse. and latrge yard inelosed by' a brick uvall, detachled tram the hous3e; a cr5ell laid out garden surrounds thte house, and the sehiole standsi o11 about 3 quarters of in acre. The fuirniture and fixtures, wvhichi are very appropriate. to be tak-en by valuation, and further particulars, wvith tickets for viewing, to be hAd of MXessrs. Prior aiid Mackenzie, uipholders, 30. Brydges-street, Covent-garden. Applications by letter tobe post paid. -"ELLBROUGHTON, WVorcestershire. - Capital FREEHOLD MIANOR And ESTATE .-To be SOLD by AUC- 'F N, in one lot, by hIENitY JACOBI, at the LyttletonaArmsTrui, at -Hagley, In the county of Worcester, on WVedieseday, Akpril 28, at 4 o',,lock in the afternoon, subject to tonditions then to be anrduced all that the MIANOR of IMOOR-HALL, otherwvise Mloor-halIl Iene, (ext- tendizngover several hunidred ae; es of lana,) with the chief rents, royaltice, and appurtenances belonging thereto. And also the capital messuage, substantial fbrm bu-idings. garden, and several closes of arabie, maeadow, and pasture lnd c ontaining In the whole, by ad- measurement, 168 acres or thereabouts, miere or less, called the 'Few TIree Estate, now In the possession of the proprietor, Mr. Williamn Iloper Ths etat issitatein he arish of Bellbroughton, con- tigoudto he urnik rod ladig fomBromsgreve to Smtoirbrdge, a fne poringcoutry an th dcc'sfro th louse wvhich has an excllet satd rof,nd s it or he eadeieecofa resp'ertable family, arxe extensive And beautifut Te landso ecllent quality, and in high condition; about 40 acres are vaube edo and pasture, capable of being Irrigated at any seasen of th yer,and the re- rmainder arabie, being a zine rich loamy turnip adbrey soil, ferm- in=oeher one of the hcst aud most completeesasinttprto teouty, and possession miay be had at NictalmaisexL. The estate iN well wituate for markets being distant fo Bromegrove about, 5, Ktidderminster about 6, 4tourbridge atbou 2, nd Duidley shout 10 miles. A ipurchaser or the estate may be commodated with two thiirds of tuie purchase money on a mortgage thereof, if required. To view tle estate applv to Mr. Hooper 'the proprietor, on tue premises; and fi,r all further particulars to MIr. Robesonu, solici- tor, Bhromsgrove; or Jacoband %[~thew's, land agents, at their Qffiree,; In Birmningham or Stourbridge; of all of whom am platn of the'estate miay be~ seen. rjo SHIIPBUILDERS and( Others.--To be LET, for 4 such a term of,;rars as laY be agreed upon. the SHIPBUIILD. ING YARD, iat the Troon; la Ayrshire. The Troon is situate in the Firth ,f Clyde. 6 miles north of Ayr, 4 miles south of the Bar of Irvine. 8 miles south of Salteonts, and 9 miles south of Ardros- san. DuriOg the lset 12 nmontlis the tonnage Df vessels which have frequenited tii above mnentioned harboure has beep as follows Ayr 44,513, as taken trom the customhouse books, Troon 53,753,. as take;; Iti m the iuarhqur book; Irvine 45,877, as taken tforn the ecustomhouse books; Salteoate 15,265, as taken from the euttom. house books; Ardirossan 18.629, as taken from the' customhouse books. The yard at the Troon is large and commodious, contain- Ing above 2 acres and a half of ground enelosed by a stone Wall, havixig 2 building slips, with boar and Xvork shed, smithy, sawemDil, wvith the machinery driven by a steam-engine of 8-horse power, sa%vplt, joiner's shop, draftlng loft, countingihouse, &c. with every convenience necessary for an extensive shipbuilding eoneer;). Im- mediately adjoining are 2 excellent graving docks; the dimensions of the small one are width of gates or entrance 24 feet, length of floor at bottorm and keel blocks 210 feet, breadth of ditto 25 feet, length on top of dock 230 feet, and depth of wvater on sill of rate; from 8 feet 6 Inches to 11 feet 6 inches. The disnensions of the lar-er dosk are, width of gates or entrance 36 feet 9 inches, lengtb of boor at bottom and keel blocks 270 feet, breadth of floor at ditto 40 feet, lengch on top of dock 230 feet, breadth at ditto 75 feet, and depth of wvater on sill of gates frem 9 to 13 teet, The steam-engine is conveniently situate In the building yard for oum- ing both docks, and in every respeet they are well adapted for abl kinds of repairs. As no other part Jn the neighbourhood of the Trenrs possesses at present the same facilities for the repairs of shnps, the fine graving dock at Ardressan being not yet accesslble, and the harbour of Irvine. In which there is a patent sUp not Arnitting vessels of Creat draught of water, it is presumned duat a ship-carpenter established at the Troon may promise himself much of the repairing business of the above mentioned ports, and not 'vlthout some chance of attracting vessels of the largest size from the Clyde, on wrhich there is no dock but one (at Greenock) with gatg of equal dimenions to those of the large dock at the ''roon. Tht harbour can be entered at aU times of tide by vessels not drawing above 11 feet ,ufawater. Fofifurtherparticularsapply to Mr. John WiLson, xt-the Troon: If by letter, to be poet paid. 0 'o-io tes KflaiPRfos ot t 1S4buA STOCK bLties anC(tlsen. A S the mu,t1yeszwhjch lu*& ine to withdnrw Nia-the AL late eAtiteen t esn~ opetate fatureoocudon' IXbeg &Oaly to r 'ec''trIaot rahI t conidefatLon to the grouttonmr,it I haie jrted to aspIre taces t In th-'Dlrictlon of yopr Aflfi-s. I' acklowltede with. ltcirde -the kindness atId encourayCrent whichIhaed hilbJ,gerto receilvte, ild placing mey cotnfidence in yeur contiseusnee of vourpa>tronge andi upport I have the honoar to be, with great respect, Ldadet and nGentleeen. Your Very faithful and obliged servant Can den-hill, Kens'ngton, C HARL ES MACKIN NJON. 25th March, 12S4. 'r teiPRO?RESOR5 of EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, ClONSIDERING the very extensive nature of the %J eanvase for a seat In the Eat IndiL Dietion, anid the shortness of tho period in whigh I haie had an opportunlty of entering upon thkt canvass. and of becoming acquaInted wth the great Anu lode- pendrent body of Proprietors ef Esst India Stock. I feel no less grntflfe4 than encoutraged by theresult of the baalot on the 23d Instant. t hvil m self of this, the earlleet a Portsuystn to rturn my sincere thanke to the numerous slid kind FAcuds who caLme forward In my favour on tkat occasion, and at the uame time gratefully to acknow- ledge the manylattrering assurances I hav, received of that addi- tional support on -the next vacaney, whih previous engagetments prevented my belngr henoure4 witCh it the last. Hatvingalreay submittedl to yoe the public grounds upon;which I presented myself before you as a Candidate for the honousrable *Ituation of an EastIndiaDirector, It only remains for me now to reuer my exertions to secure your cotrddence and your support, and to repeat my pledge of olng to the ballot on the first aeaancy. I ave the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Ge;tlemen -oo r most obedient and humble servant 13. ruton.street, 24thMarch,E"24. ROBERT T. FARQUHAR. A SYLUM fOr the VEAF and l)UMB.- LA Patron, Hlis Royalt Hlghnets the Duke of OLOCESTER K.G. Patroncs, Her Royat HLighness the Duchess of GLOCESitER. President, Hls Grace the Duke of.tUCKINGHAM and CHANDOS,K.G. THIS DAY, the 29th of March, the Governors and Frientds of the Tnstitution wrill DINE together at the Clty of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street; His Royal HI bness the PATRON, in the chair. Dinner on table at half past Aivedelock precisely. A few of the children, after dinner. wil recite some vetses STEcSARDS. Grant Allan, erq. I Lancelot Hailope,esq. IrWilliam Peacock, esq. G}eorge Appold. esq. IThomas Lett, sesq.L .l av,nhIi.t Jun. esqt. Francis Brevrin. ssq. IThos. Newoman, esq. [Prederiek Reade, seq Thos. Fsrncomb, esq. Edwr. Pailmer, esq. IThomas3 Walker,eq Tickets, Ifs ef ach, rmxy be had of the stewFards, at the bar 'of tglee tavern;* and.of the depaty secretary at the Asylum. The candidates for admission ha>ve become se nmumerous, that the committee have latelyanuseneted the numnber from 200f to 220, which numberof dea f and dumb children are nov, receivin,; instruction Sn this asylum One .uinea per annumi constituters a governor; a donfa- tion of 10 guineas a gorernor for lile. CilARLES COMPITON, Dep. Sec. G ENERAL DI-SPENSARY, AlderSgate-Strcet.-Thle A .NNIVERSARY DINNECR of this INSTITUTION wvill be on Mdonday, the 5th of April next,at the AlIsion Tavern, Alderagate-streer. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSE2X.1 President, in the Chair. The Hon. Philip Puse yJ John Thos. Thorp, esq. Mid. The Hon. Ilebert Smith, H[.P. John Garrati, esq. Aild. MtatthewWYood, eeq. M.r. WinC. Venables, esq. Aid. iVm. Mianning, esq. M.P. Alexander Davison, esq. Geo. Smith, esq. Hf.P. Jeremir h Harman, ersq. Robt. Atblon Coxt, esq. Ald. John Smnith, esq. fi te aSu , an. dH. the Dukbe oS Susse n John Divgens, esq. J. W. Adlard, esq. John Gibbons, ern;. Win. Bobt. H. Blown, esq. John oay, esq. Oso. Bilrk seck, M.D. Z1. A. Lloyd, esq, James Burgh, jun. eiq. Geo. B. gimkiln, sesq. Joseph Chelnondetey, seq. Thos. Summers, Deq. JOStN PULLEN and SON, Secretaries. Tickqts, IV.ERach, may be had of theStewards the SecretarIes, 3b Foreystreet; the Collector. Aidersgate-streetr and at the Tavern Dinner on table sit 5 dcloel precisely. . ONDON HOSPITAL, March l1S, 1 824.-The -;ANNIVERSAR5' SERMON Sor tl,e BENEFIT of this, CH{ARITY WI lbe preahehd InR thc Chapel of the He spital on Thursday. th e l1st of A;pril, bs the Right Rev. F;ather in God JOltN Lord Sishop Of BYtHS- TOL,, before Hls Royal Highness W.e F. Duke of GLOCEUTEi:R, PresIdent, VICE-PRESIDIENTS. His Grace the Dukse ofWellinton The ldost Noble the MTarquis of The Most Noblk the Marquis of Hastings THertford Rt. Hon. and Rt. Rev. Lord Bishop The Rt.Hon.LordVisct.Torrington of London The Rt. Hon. Loro Sennlker The Rt. hion. Lord Braybrookc Samuel Thornton, esq. M.P. Sir Elib Harvey., C.C.. M.P. Sir Robert Winram, bert. Slr Wem.CurDe, asrt. M.P. Willtim Heltsh, esq. GeorgenByng, esq. h.P. Wlliam Mannllng, est. M.P. Treaurer, JOHN H NRY PELL', Esq. STEWARDS. SamRuel Smth, eeq. He.P. A. J. Mackenzse, esq. Henry Mole Btd ter, *sq. Frederik Manning, esq. BenJamiH Cotton, esq. John Pearse, Jun. esq. ThGoms Dickinson, M sq. E. W. Rundell, esq. JamosB Hill, esq. John Saunders, esq. Hlenry Lang, seq. John Stock;, ses. Josleua imoekwoedt, q. James Taddy, esq. Tickets for the dinnr cat the Lm udon Tavern. 21s. each, to be had of the Stevards; at the THverL and of the Seeretary. Dinner on table a.t S1 o'ciock. No collection after dinner, The congregation will h e admiLtted to the chapel, from 2 o'clock till Trayersbegnat3, by tckets, toebe had gratis of the Stewards; the ecretary; and aCt the ospital. A collection vwll be made at the door ofDthe ha pel JOHN JONES, Secretary, 12, lilinories Rt OYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, instituted 1774, for _ the Recovery of Percent Apoarently Drovwned or Dead. Patron, The RING's Uost h:xeellent MAJEiSTY. President, Hils Grace theDueof NtORTHUEMBERLAND, eiG. &c. right Hon, Marquis of HertfordRight HOD. Lord Hennlker lRght Hon. Ear of Stamford and Right Ron. Lord PRudhoe Thearrtngton Ho'h. Philip o n seo Right lHon. Earl Speer Hon r. iaron aorrod b Right Hon. tart of Liverpool Sir Abraham Hume, bar. Icight Hon. Earl of R*omney Sir R. Carr Glyn, hart, aid, irght Hon. Eart ofWPolbs Sir Charles Price, baxt. Right Hon. Lord V:eount Dudley SirgJhn William Lubbock, harM and Ward Gs}. W. Taylor, c.P. ..P. iUht Hon. Snd Rtht Rev. lord John Atki.ns esq. aid. Bishop ot Lotdcn John Gurney, eSQ. e lon, and RDiht Rev. Lord Bishop Stephen W aReuee, seq. of Oxford Robert Jarctay, esq. ight Hon. Lord Ri7ers John Bltckburn, esq. Right Hon. Lord Ke w on Win. Meels, Tesq. Right Hon. Lord Massonald The FIFTIETH ANNIVERS3AR FE'STIVAL wilt be eelebrsted- on WeTinesdayr the 31st Instant, at the Clty of London Tavern; hat vhieh His t race the DuTe of andorthumbsr etnd wiDl presidee TMr. Alderman Crowder Wiltlia b aud, esqr H. Buekatnd, tobh. George Mrttard, eiS. George By, esq. John Mlwtard, csq. Colonel C Atthero Issac Mitinet. esq John Cotlett, esq. John Nichols, esQ. F.S.A. William Day, esq. Sllvanas Partridge, eaq. E P. Dowrne, esq. Thomss Purvls, esT,. Charles Enderby, seq. Win. Row. M nn. esq W\illiam Forrester, eeq Wmn. Sharp. esq. Edw-ard Forster, seq. G. Simpson, esq. P.C. Freese. esqu Joseph Thompson, esq. Samuel Gould, seq. James Turpli, esq. J. W. Hartshorne, eq. John Wilmot, esq. John Holmes, esq. Win. Woodwrardo seq. C. Rt. Hlyndian, esq. Benr. Woolner, esq. MartinJones esq. . Dl'nner on the table at half-past S o'clowck. CHARLES BARCLAY, esq.MP BENJ. LrAWES, *sq. A e ressurers. After dlnner there will he a procession of persone who during the ssst year have been restored to life b mhens gf the ociety: and his irace the Duke of Noothuorland, ?.G. Presldent, will present the 'lonorarY hfedallions voted by the GenBera Court. to the folowing rentleinen, for their skil and exertions In saving human life :Mr. G. Willhmson, Mr. John L. Blrtwhlstte, Mr. Charles Ventrts Field, Mr. RI. F. Roome. Tieckets 1s. each, maybe had of tbe Stewards; at the city of Loondon h aer . the London Coffeehouse; thue altic Coffeehouse; and of the Reftr.A to admit Ladses to the gallery to view th procession and H.resentation of the medalloons canbe had only ot the Stewards. JOGeor MARTIN, MJl ad. Registrar. Societys House, 29, Bredges treet, Blackffiars, March 22, 1824. Silnce the establishment of thi society upwards of 5,WO persons .ave been restored from apparent death, and preserves from Imin- s aent dra*es and nearly S1Q. 0 persons have been rewarded for risk- Wn i thillrvei to presere oeShas. One guinea annutly e onst ttes - a Go'ernor. Twro guineas annually-----a Director. Tesn guineas at one paymnent a - s Life Governor. Twenty guineas- - - - - - .a Life Director. Subscreptions re received by Messrs. eParnard and Co.; Messrs JrnmmondandCo.: SirJohn inJ. Lubbock, iert. andCo., SirJohn Jinhorn and Co. and by the Tr.urers and Registrar. The comm.tteerequestay Bdy, gentleman,or bookseller, wvhomay ave annual reports of this societyfor the years 1778Iand 1Tr0, to *ommiunncate the srme to the Regsitrar. The annual reports of the society, and sermons that ha-vs been 3retched In aid of tie societys futds, are soid at the soclety's house rhere manuals of the methods of treatment may be had gratis. t