WANTED, a good COOK, a KI...
TAN TED, a good COOKi, a KITCIIEN-IMAIID, an WHOUSE:MAlD, In agenltlemai's famnily, at Brighitoii. Apply at :128, Leadenhaib-streeL Tr4NT~a respecabe youngAVOMAN, to`Wait in pbirom anl mae herself useful hin domiestic afFatrs. WOud hve i~iiijetlorr t-, one who has not been irs service. APPIY Persoallyat 7 Cleent's-lanle, Lomibard-street. A,ITA TED,in a Ladius' Establishment, a short dis- ~Y lane fromtown, at young PERSON, caLpable of aissisting in the mnagemnt. ho can speak F'rench, anrd attenid to drawing and musc essnsin heabsence of misters. Apply between the hours 01 8, t 1. Kng-tret, West Snmithfleld. XIAN ED, by a miarried Mlan, aged 28, aST A VTTION, in a Cotinitinghioose, 'Warehouse, or Wharf, wvhere the salary will niot b, less thian s01. a year. Rtespectabile and gatisfactory reference wvill he Z;rezl. Letters. post paid, addressed to G. 14. at NJr. .Iaques's, 14, Lon3don-wall, Nilibe lniniediately attenided to. No, objec- troll to town or counitry. by a youna Man, a SITUATrIN, as IC hvig a knowledge of pastry; would not Object to a omfotablesituaion to rtake careo ti ani elderlv Geiitlcinan's or LadY's Busiess n th pulic linie; ociuracter will bear the strictest irivestiga- ti-n. 'rer, ostpaid, to T. S. at Mr. Frost's, Little Queenl-street, Helbrn o iickeeper need apply... T~~ANTF ~~for a respectable young Girl, 15 years Of' aethdagter of a Widow, a SITUATION. In a re,pectmble F'amly,Wher thre are othler servant-, to wvork at her needle, to Ilss osemnai,o any thing tat mnay be required to mlake her irseful wages not somunchth object as a comifortable situation. 'wher her morals wilbe attenided to; very re.spectable reference wvill be givn.Letters, post paid, to be addressed to A.B. 10, Blartholo:neiV- terae City-road. ~~TANTS a ~~SITUATIO'N, as COACHMANT,astdy MnCaNan, 30 years of age, whi, Perfectly understands hlis business,s adcn hav'e an undeniable character from ithe place he has just left has no objection to town or counitry. l,etters~, post paLid. direstcd to) 0- P-at Mr. G!drIlne's, s;iddler, 71, Sun-street. Bisliopsgatte-street, will lie duls' attended to. W AN,rsa SITIUATIION, as UPPER SERVANT, ill1 ,cvr all- Famrlyh or withi a single Gentleman, or as Captaini'si Sevnt n ord a hP, -a young ',Ian. who perrectly understanrds bis businre!iss as an1 indoor ervs'an! cln brew, if required: wou.d have, no Obijection tD'arit as ser-ant air-d clerk, or to go abr-oad -' writes ai good plain hand amiid uinderstanids accounts: would. not ol\ipct to) a lit'iat,on, Ps footman andl a-let, in t,wn or countrv. Letters, Post Paid, addressed to A.B. at Mlr. Cral,tree's,, S. Stranda, will be i'irinc- diately attended to. Letters froin the country wvill meet 0i ith the gre.atest attention. Ni' ni)licelieepe-r need apply. 370 PARENTS aind GUARDIANS.--W~AN'1rE-D, JLT Oyoung LAthE0, .,a APP'RENTICES to the Mlillinery anda flressmnaking,where good hours ire kept.and the strictest atSin tlmn will be paid to their morals. One to board iin the house. the otlier as aii outt do,-r apprentice. For cards of ;addresi apply hif by letter, post paldi to) Mr. SFtrattrin, 13, Coventry-street, Hayuirket. -)ARTNER WVAN-rUM~, i-n a SCHOOL, Pt thle West FJ end ofthe town. Any one who cannot rommanidfrom 3001. to 1.000l. need not apply. Direct, postLpaid, to Mr. Toinlinson. Geiieral Postothiee.Gerrard-street. A married genitlenman would lie preferred, as hie mJiglt live in the house, the present Propirietor wishing to reside somewhere els~e. AN APPREiNTICE.-A young MANT, about 16 years J Lof awe, of respectible crou';exlons. srho writes a good liand, Is; WANTE.D, as an APPItE.NrIICt: toa otild established operatiiig retaLil Chvniisr, at the welt end if the toswn. lie wili he treated asuiie of thie family-. A premiumi Is expected . Apply by let ter, Post Pald. to A. B. at Mfr. Pattison's. shoeienaker. 1q9. 6xf,',rd-street. '10OCH Y.MISTS andI DRUO ITS-A y etlemian JrLw1ish ing to declinie the active n,raemn of a retail business in thie above line itay, liear of a PxTNER wrsishinig to decline busliness riiay hear iif a personi di p-d t'tet Gir thle same, b5 addressing a letter, pos-t Paid, to M.ilsr.Barclay's mledici.ne wvarth-I'-use, Fleet-niarket. TO HA~~~TTE9R S,- &c-A OlgMa trspectisbilitv, possiga Mo'derate capital orh soe knowledcge Of thle tait- tin -sies ldeRiro,rs of E4 TABLSI{NG ill~l$I:.F iti rhar linie. Sb-o,ld this meet the eyeof any lieron -1o may lit' iinciined tii part withi his business, or admiit ;i partner upon ce,uitable terurs. in a de- ,i rahle statoi, by addresing flull partiletilars. iit,~t paid, to T. L,. at 153. New B.lnd-streer. it will ii.eet With inililediiite attelitiion. AMAN andI his WI FE, writhout iilclllnb)rilice, Wish A7_ for cosotheSTAIN:the Mat; as ROOM Or COACII- 'M -NX". and the Womana a, (rOO.K: it, oiiiection lto tile care of a $;miall da!rs- both wish t,' in ake thcibenl-wi ccl uefull ti, 1 hlicir elnIO Ci7o. anid cani have giiod characters. No ,,bieotioui to town or countiry. Address. uo-st paid, tO G. Hi. or M. II. i, C.,rri:,gtoni-street, Mlay-lair. No office- )keeper ri,ee' asply._____ RECTIFIER. i-n th Noth of Eiglaiid, is 1low in A srant of ai"'ER0O\'., iirth gioo adiiress, arid who, has been r,c- eustotned ti rse i~a,,tl~ i ies n tdsirit ~d c. S~eenritv for 5001. to l ,iJOO. will lie rr-qtired ei;,i thie misaici of 1 lie house t lie party hHs been In. No noiurc w-il hI paid.K xto oi'Ns,e rhin il is attenided to. Addres5s, po,t paid, tiiII I. a r. alt,4, Pave-- riienit, Nlo,,rfields.- lA W PARTNE~~~SH I P-An1 Attoinev arld Sohi- RAe,,irin twn.estai'icl teWeye:lrs. aril wil-se priifessoi'tia l,usnes- isIncrasig. i- dsir,05 if tkiz aI1A'lTfNERt ftor avery slir tpeiod lt Iheexp rri'i;,,fst cl le would cvliii rty ie u-bile of thehr fis. ii li lt llt, pss.isi ii ifchatinhers. li brars-. ,ke. ,Noi',te nee aplysr,-,caiOn c,,n,aid .051. and gls-e undeni0i,ile seirri's- fir lie ino Aply y ltter pot iaid. to Mir. It., 1,-rter's lodg-e, Clertent's-i nit 0v lvA rTERSl 3011d (tl'r .-A yotlilg Mats. of re- sse tablc cono o' ihes ri) ENG \GE as~ :%A.LET to a sirigie gentlema- OntgliCats sistiili lie rprferred;i sClr i CueIi~fC." foy Tvelr. Any peroiii iis,esioig the kii,wiedze ifan s~ oftle bv i utuis tltyfe 'i i-linred to for ward rite sihsofrueadovertser111, trill li iosntl tu,eraited fur their cro'il,e. A lin1Caddress,ed t,i A. 13. 23, i zigirstiis-street, Rtteent,s-paik,, wvill be irmnediately attended ti'. No othee~keeper need :Ipl;y. T MERCHANTS aniir 0 t1- .WAN N' a I ITUAX- T TIuN a CL'K a v;oung 'Man, of niost respectable -iii- nexfo,wowrites, ami expedti ha,u, b dand custl eovc!rsanti in :ie- ,5,c. in wshiile-ale iiitse; e arl give uni--scept iontitie referenicei, arnd set-icily nt aiiy amoit.it. e,ii,oliilrieitt being a si't-,,ieary eionsideratiiin. Addirc,s. post paid, 'r,. z. 1:t. roek~sput -street, Palfl-ttnall, ri 1 u,T1" wer Ro-yal, Queen-street, Ci,ear.Aide- II RITING in GENER L.'fo Merchiants, Tradtcs- mien. oii,is -- res~Pectable single Mli."' with asmnal!l ii- depe,derice, wshii Writes a iiiie arid eXp,eiitiOstis hard, arId is pi-rfi'etls- con pet-i t ii accotinIis. lainK* 'i1tt ier Ont pletedtP Ct, OPYini oia 'cor, to which he has dev~oted the a-hil,lcofhli tsithe forMAO.perwsceek-, OFFERS hli S4ERVICES uipoin the samne "r sim.ilar terms~ toi ;niy personn iii want of a steadly, lIndustrioius. confidential man of husiness, astrd flat- ,-hi,--set h. -otild be fi,unii a valuable acquisitioll. Unrdenia;ble re. zerciees and sec,rritAl 51'.,..-itsid, to A. B.a S.'s Al fred-place, Blue sriatrs-rozd, will beateie to. UPERIOR EDU(;AT ION Mni TIREAT MESNT, 011 k. niderat ters, ft younGENT.%tlF.N, from the azeof 4to 10 yers, t Aryle-ousefloadingehiol,KitigSland, 2) miles, anii( a halffromthe ity Resert~ble efeene and cards at 12. Chieap. )VERNESS.-A Lady, who has just qtuittl?d a hiighily G respeetaile famill, inl WIhich Sii has reszided 2s GOVEIlNESS, is, desirous of eniterinig into a simtillar FNGAGEMENr: she is carpe- tenit ti~ teachi tne Englfsh and Frentch latgiiages, miiiisr. history, geo- graphy, 55-riting, arid afi1thititOic- Sati.,factutry referencees will lie civen. L.etters ,poSt pauti, adlresse )1ti. W. at Mr. lokan liibraryv. Bond-street. wrill nieri w-ithi inmmediate attenition. -- SGOVERN S.- ounga LADY wMi-cs to enigage tX herself in ithe abi;ve raluseitv, in a Genitleman's farimi,- to IN- STRUCT 2 or 3 'YOUNG LtI~ uTder 12 yeea's "fate, iii the Usuial bratnclieA of education, imieltd!n rigtCngllsht, French.i music, writing and,arithmretic, and ttile ruiihinetits if Italian. L.etters. poe.t paid. addressed to l. KC. lit Mlr. Ihailes's, 172, Piccadiflly, will be irinme- diately attetuded to. QUPERIOR CLASSICAL, INSTRtUCT10NT-An Cx- v_7 perienced Teacher if the Greek anid Latinl lanitirltes6, Who hias been neicessful in the imiprovemtent of his pii;iils, OFIT [Its hii 8KBR- Vi,cEs to youing Geititlier.,. irilerided inr the tiiesce.to IN- STRU-CT tbetis in the hiigher CIA-'SSICS, as well as in colttpositiiimiFand versitieation in both lartttuag2., Testimn~ttials of the fir-it respectability can he priduced in his f:s-,iur. Address to ME. . 16. Harrison-street, Mfeckienburgh.sqiua,re. AN ITALIANLADY, having, a few hours utlOCCti- f.pied, swishe" ti devote theiri iii TE NCHINiG. by thte houir, ini a W.'hlemriln's or Gentlernian's Faitilly ; the Italiatn. Frentch, soil( EnglWih la,nguarres grammnatically, arid ithier branches of ediieatioin it' reqtiir- ed - Thiose ladies wihi, may lhon'u tir er writhi their confidence will ii td that her mode iif ino-T1neti,io :onisiri.es ev'ery thing cailculated for thie stpcedy irinpr'seruerit Of hier pupilq. References may l,e hiati to fainilirs ofIthe highest reipectabEity. Address, Post paLid, to L. L. at Zotti's italiain library, 16, Broad-street, Siohn. X- T-TG HAT E- U E 7CAU-AD EM~, Y, cmind ttctt'd by -Mr. TD UNICAN, with lh;iraslistance of resident (laseical, French, [athenl.tlca!. and Emigli-i Turtoirs, The s)y5tciii pursued at this A cadenty 4;omplrises mitstl Rii Ig aecieraLlly c,'mi riercial arid ritathierr,atteal educatliol, 1but alsim a regular eiirrrso ofca-clstudies. A fortnight's vacatiotn at Christmas arid Midsu'nmer. Tule quarter dAtedi front the day ,,f dmnl,hliii. Tortit mnoderate. lProsPectuses had of 'Mr. Bieg. .i4, P-setlianlet-stTeet t kles,rs. Stewsart and t'aniin, 1i32, Chbeapside and sir. Buit, ,2. Ilaker-.4trset. Portriuari-quiare. mUITION., near BL~ACKMFEAl I'll---A na-rried LaitVy wiishes to EDUCATEd2ir 3youlig LADIES with hier daiigilters, ninmsters of eriliijenee at tend,- Thlie in.strirtioin still c''miprisc Ei-eug lish, Freinch. Italian, La,tiri. tihe risecof the globtes &c, rThe religi- conslidered as objects of the highest respoiiei1,ilitY arid ioip''rtririee. .Ind they will lie tireatedI ini every resipect :as heri Own famnily. Terms4 si,derate : an aLbatemenit fir sisters. Motist respectabit referenices. Adl-Iress C.D. Ilostolh'-t, (tre--rssichi. yAsTrNGS.--AI ai Ilgh repab] LA IS I_L EST ABLISHIIME.NT,at the htv ialr at i d fashionable wrater- ing place. Parenits and Guam diisns has-a s-itiit 'if l'L,ACI NG their CHILDREN where they osay pursuie Ilseir studies. atid enjoy the ad- vantages of seal atir and bathinig; the rnoist tiinute attentioni is paid per-soally by the conductress, to the hetrith, comfort, and miorasls of the puistthe diet ic of the best quality, wittiout restrictioii, arid the treaLtment kind aid 4atf'ectiosa;te. l.adiesimaybe accommodated i-,ith b~oird and lodging b,y the mnitith it year. ohi mioderate ternosi s-high, ssvitii particulars. naay be kn,iwn by applicatiort (if ty letter, piobs paid)~ at Mlessrs. Whittaker and Ci.,.s, 7.',. St. l'aiiis churcircharid. k'EALE EDUCATIO)N.-At an establishied SEMI- NA RV of the higheit respectability, there ar'e VAC-\t,IES for- TW,O Y NG L.ADliE. The principais 4twro Slitersi devoting the whh f tUheir time. sedasted hiy iniasters if gre,st etruineiice, fiatre- therotavlves thigir plan of in.triieti'ii enurres tile attainmencrt Oif ii mnoral anid elegaint ed'rcatiori, thie house aird griud,il lire 5prcious; th, duemestic arrAngemenits are of a matire that leas'es rue puipil nio -.ause to reeret leav-ingi h,ime, arid swill priive highly satisfactory to their frienids. Tuie rno.t respectable references svill ibe givers, alid es-ery particular mnay he obitairied at Mr. G antholy's, 5,Uelsre N.Tire hu'muse is 4 mniles seest fromi,nlyde fl'ae- P RIVATETLtJTLON-*-Mr1 . P'rofcssor ofTLan-_ gnsaes,recive - ppil athisresidence, 2:1. Eirliy-street. hinttot-ardn. ndgivs IS TIJ(TiNS in the LATIN anti FRENH l.NGIJGES:ili hit- thenature if Freieli pironuinicia. non nd cisvesatiri i accratey ex iciri. Het earl riffer good re- eiitimeidanoos or isi talnt ftahimig avitl, celerity, has long resided at Paris,.aidcnrefer to thegratente,s if his popular works on educatIon.. llsx E,.;1iche pimpl re ve lest-iris hn eliscutiora. and time class for draining is supple sihportfo,ii u,,, thle heal examnples 'if laind3caple arid isater eoii,iirs TIerms at guinlea for 12 ltssons. MAr. H. also attends puipilx a tileir os'im hormes, aird attends at si-his)lS. A fuloo nleatly (urnished for a single flenitleinair. 1 ADIES' ESTABLISHM.AtENe-T, il a heshilly alId re- #J tired nieighboturhiodo ahoit Ill niles fr,i)n L.-iidtmn.-The lrini lpgl t,aks this means of linif,rminru Parents arid Guardians, &e. that she ba^ss 1tX VACANCIFS ii her F.tabllshi-Henit. where her PtUPll.c are llberally BOARDED ari INsTrRUCTED, with the assisitanie of mnisters of tile first eminence In tie iliffererit braiehes,in everr miseful, elegant, amid orriamental accomtplislsrten,t. The greattest attelitiol is psiid to the health and comfort of the yoUlig ladied. Referenscec, the rnost respectable, can be giveni to the parents or the childrei mr;ow at tire establishlmelit, aA svell as to those inho have left. Ternss verv moderate. Apply (if hr letter, post pzsidi to Mr. Coe, 11), Little Carter. lane, Doctors-'comnilons. 1tq DU CATIONT.--Seven Tniles fron Hyde-park -corner, YONUXG LADIRES are OARDED J iid INSTRUCTED ii time Frebch aid F:nglish laniguatges. anciceit arid modern history, rirytho- him.v geogiatpiy arid needlewvorks. at 20 guilneas per imismirina. Thie I'reimch laizuhtuge is constantly spokeni: the Utnimsl Sttesitioii ib paid t,' their religious s1d nioral lnstrtierio, ari)d domestice,mif,ort, as wsell as to every branch of their edmcatimin. o;ne liouse i* niost delightfully situated, 'with large gardien anEt playg,rounid. No entrance moncy required, aurd the quarter to eommence trolm the time the piupil enter, tie schr,,I. For cards of address apply to Me"4rt. Black aid Y,,uuig, hl,-ksellerS. Tavlsti,ek. treet. ( i',tot-gardemt: amid to mr. (Chesseti, 1:pS, Nesw Bond-street. N- 0. All Appreintiee Wanted. rent() PRIVATF; PERSON'S, .anrfacturers or l)ealers, _9L and Other.c who mnY *iesire t,) EXCHANXGE onse soart .,f GOODS for an-,ther.-WOOhLLEN CLOTIIS, Irish Linens, Grocery, Statioiiery, c!arpet;rig, Floisr-clothi. new amid 'ecomid-liamid Watches, Plate, Clocks. .tewelleryo Plated f,iod., Book,s, (Cutlery, amid ariy othier ata le Articles :a be EXC'HAN('ED adi-amitateiuslh'oiiC fur another, T.perso who possess more of any artiLle thani thiey misay require this wvould rove te be an excellent op,portiunity. Address, post paid, to H. H. H. 3ECON'DHA; D PIlA.SOFORTFES' and HARPS, good as3 sneiA CAIEIINET PIANOFORtrE, uinequalled In touch amid 75ne3 ir lmis worth 110 gurireas. A rosewood Cabinet, Ililaid wIoth brass, 80 guIstneas. f,mr 65 ulmteal Ntew double-aona Harp, 110 Sa the property ofladtles. Square PIaloforte, 25 guIneas. sMay be sleeni rst J. Wetateriul', Lelcester-pk . who infornmn- his Frietids and the Publc, that he has a fess- of time New' IilOved Patemit Obliquo Plauo- *urt 3 read7 for Bsptulul, OR SALE, a very superior little HORSE; he is 14 hands high, 6 years old, warranted In every respect, aLnd very inandsome, with great power; would be a trealture to any timid or .nfirm, gentleman, Has he is a remarkably safe and fast walker and tasy ctiriterir; has been In htrniess, where he is equially temperate. r he seen, at Harris's livery stables, King's Heatt-ytrid, Broad-street, BloomPsbiiry. P "ONY, Chaise, aind Harness.-TPo be SOLD, on-e of 1-the moat elefant little EQUIPAGES In Lonidon. The chiaise Is stanhope built, painted black and green, with patent axletree, and brass mouinted, niearly new. The pony Is an elegant little brown ; has atlwavs been driven bv a laidy, and warranted : the harness was rnade fcic the samie. Inquitre at 'Hudson's livery stables, Russell- Mews, llow'land-street, Fitzroy-square. PTONY, with lighit Dennet andi Harness.--To be SOLD, a remark-ably hanidsome strong BROWVN PONY, 6 yeatrs old, 13 hands. high, wvarranted sound, and free from vice or blemish ; he can wal1k 5 milesi in one hou'r In saddle, and is a very superior pany, in harnies. The chaise and harniess are niearly new, miodern, anid sub- stantial. The whole mosy be hane a great bargain, by applying to Mr. Clarke, at his coincinission yard, 100, Highi Holbora. (1I'I'Y REPsITroRY anid Grandc Carriage Establish- C. ment, Blariiean,, near WVest Smnithfleld.-The Proprietor, Mir. R. DIXON, begs to inf,rnm the public, that durnnF the winter season, whien trade was dull, he collected together an immense number 01 elegant, good Manufactnred. svell finished SrANIIOPES, Tilburies, Den,clets, superior four anid two-wheel Chairs, for Ponies. Light Cha- riots, both for one anid two Horses, writh Harniess, and Saddlerv of every description by the best of workmsen, in the present fashlon, which hie is enlabled to sell at 30 per cenit, unider an -y establishmenitin London. which wsill hce proved oni Inspection. A liberal advance on ho,rses, carriages, andlharniess,,for unreserved sale. PublIc sale3s verY Tuesday and Friday. -piO SALE, tile 'i'IVO followVing HORSES, Stanhope, X_alid Harness --First, averyhaodsome Bright Bay Gelding, wiich blac, legs. l5 halids I inieh hi-h, 8 yeats old, singulaLrly grand and steady in hanes Scnd, a li'rown Roan Cob, 6 years old, 14 hands 2 nces high, niaister of 20 stone, can waIk 5 miles an hour anid trot 12.acid Is perfectly steady in hatrness. The Stanhope Is painted green anid Picked out black; ha' ibeen 3 mionths In use,and wras miade tourdterat atn unlimited expenise. The Harneses is nearly new,and brass Mounted; to he sold together or separately. Any timid lady or gentlemiar who mlay be in want of hiorses to ride or drive wvill find them wvorthy their attention, asthey will besold abargzain; at Hardwiek's livery stables, 42, Chenjes-mews, Chienies-strect, Go,wer-street, Bedford-squire. S ADER' REPSITRY.DA VID SADLER befrs I.. leve o etun hs bstthaks o is Friends and rice Public lbr til paronge nd upprt e hs rceiedfor upwards of 20 years at is epoitoy, n oswll-tret. ur heSaie Of Horses acid Car- riags, nd aso o luormthemhe as HLl QUISIIED thie BUJSINESS of he epsitry5;,favurof . . G WR and Co. where he hopes 'W SSRS. 'P. B. GO W',AR aiild Co. havinig puchasedi the Repository lately coniducted by Mlr. David Sadler, respect- full, acqtiainit the N-cbility and Gentry, Cotichmasters, Dealers, and P1oIclic, that they intend to continue thie concerni with the same regu larity and attlntion tr the Iiiterests committed to their caLre by which~ it has, been hiithierto distingtuished, and they beg leave to add, that havingdeternilled not to deal in horse-son their own account, neither directly or isidirec-tlv, bothi buyers and sellers may piace the most lun- ~Ilicit confidencee itt their strict limp,artiality. Gowar and Co. solicit an in2spect Ion of their premilses, wischi will be found superior ro any sinsillar establishment within the city, aud as their loag established ;ind widely extenided connexioni, togetti~er with tile sltu-ation of the repoSitorv, In the ecuytre of a wealt by neighbourhood, enisures a, con- stanit dleniand for horses5 and carriages of every, descriptitin, there are always aL great numiiber standing oni private sale, besides whilch public S,ales are rezulorly hield every Tuesday and Friday. at 12 o'clock pre- ciselv. Thie demand belnig at this seamonl unuisually large, acid incume- ro'is applicatiois having been already Made for tllbntry,surrmer hacks, omatic horses, lighit carriages, &c. Gerntlemein having property of thatt dcscril,tdon ti dilipiss of manyrely oni ami advantageouts sale by sending thea,i fir a (stw days tz, the alcove repository. N.H. Advances liberally made otil pro,perty lIitended for, incuiediate sale.-Goswe)l-street, clear WVest Sticiititfield, March 22, 1824. ' FOUR-WH EEL CAISE, or PH AET1ON, calen- EL I sr 2 hor.ses, witli a set oflharriess. to be SOLD, very cheap: swl acltdfracmeca etea h at ( Itake a pntt,otlgaeorfrfaiiyue TobseiatteR- bot livery stables. Grays,-inn-lane. A K E R-STREE'17T'ortman.sqnsre~~~.-TIo be L ',Onl A9 LEASE, or te leaR tob OD 4yasunexpired. No. 67, atid citerti upcit Initediae o triuasapply (if by letter, I l~st caii ti~sr Baes, ii, Wleksrt,Cvidsh-squxre. "'10 G ROC ERS atild0 ILMlEN.--To be LET, a well esCtallsished HIOUSE anid SHOP, In the Grocery and Oil trade, in a highl1y respectable neifhloictcrho,cd, about 5 miieles frc,a titwn. Rtetit oicily 201. peraccnnccm. Ftxtcires and goodwill 801. The stock to be take;, ea valciati,,n. Acpply f,,r pitrticeilars to Mir. liulseberg, tobacconist, Id1, R,'routght.road. r C H Y i,, 1rS aiId D)RUJGGISTS, ant(i Others.- Sa- PARTNEfRSIiIP.-ThieHALF of a CHYM',ICxL BUSINESSto be DISP0i5;ED OF, the proftits of which cire X5oe Per acicimiii, and the article iti-reasi giiiecniand. ?110 will be required, and a young Fltc etering ils ill be. preferred. Apply, post paid, under Cover tic thie Rdltors~ ci the Mcdlco-tthirurgical Review and Cliensiico-Philo- sciphiical Magazine, Sherwvood anid Co.'s, Patertioster-rowy. ()be' )IM,POSEI) OF, thec LEASE of a good HOUSE ratd 5H-01`, In tics Cheeserniongery acid Pork line, nitty dicing a giu trickemcc btiriics~, itt a crowded ncischboxrhoo,td acid onle of rite lez;ding streets mzt., tics city ; let5 .It', %Vhich Pays the rent acid taxes. It is well wvorthi tue accenstion of any persocn in want ofasnugeoclcern, as ticercutitg icc tor lease acid fixtures will be Moderate. For cards to view tupplr cit the hicise cigeiccy o:iice, 32, Nlyddleton.strcet,sc. Johni's- st,reet, Clerkentwell. ST~AB1,lWHED) LI VERY-STABLES.-B1y Mr. I ,~ ALDRSIDGtE, the LEASE and GOODWiILL of very old LiVVER`,.STlA3LEr.~ situate inc the most preferable part of the 13ctrrmigh, comnprisintg trabling forabuout 40 liorses, a very comfortable Dcwellinrg4tcuse. standicng for nearly 20 carriages, exclusive ccf a long ecurered ride. Tuie recit arid prnciciclrc expected s'ery reasonable, ccccd imme~diate ptosse,siont magy be had. For particulars inquire of M11r. Aidridge, St. Mlart ucs's-latie. rrO( P'ORKi BUTG;HERS, Eatinghou-se.keepera, anJ O.tih(ers.-Ttc be SOL.D, rice LEASE ancd GOODWILL of a capital fCOiSNEn SHOI' ariid PlIESIJISES, wrell established Ill the PFcrk acid S acsicr Trcade, must umndecniably situate in otie of the pcrincipcal streets f rit city cit London; rthe retuirns., wicih are all reatdy motmey, arc fru!it 7.01501. ti 8.flfI. per annuim, acid isiiglit be greatly increased by ,;ccizig to ithe trifluig ex fcs cit cakicig the first floor iilto eating- rccc,s he recairi mccderlse.at and the lease has about 28 years unex. phied. Fuirhier icarticcilars will be giveci on application (if by, letter, po1st paid) to Mr. Henry Wlsconi. 10.5, Hartticgardent. ('U CLERGYMEN, or Others of sUperior scholastic Tattaiumntcits.-'To be DISPOSED OF, at MlidLummrer, by thec sea side, a ino,t respectable BOARDING ztad DAY SCHOOL, from witicic the Presenit proprietor is about to retire. The terms atre cnexcepctionablc. acid thec gross proceeds about 1,0001. a year. The hr,tcce and a'spurteciances are most econvesilecit for any' nitniber of ..... 1~.nS,t 10a lsear. Premium 2001. which rilil iccelude souie ntesker, xtures. (larcss, icoat Puac, -~ a. Z. -, M-c Dt>-'- tot. rl"krCharizicg-cross, or arefereniceto thieadvertisernmaybheobtaiiied there. X' E F bS fD icy rivae Cntrat, ver vaualce ETATE cosisting of a fecce,th cyiul feehldexcpt sallpatsshie i leseold under Thi prcprtyissitatewihina til oa borough ton hch sends two mEnsicers to'rianment, and affords very cormldrbli Ifuence In riceelectiotiof te ciernbers, tics predecessvor of th presecit proprie- tccr having been rerried to Parliament at two successive elections. Fccr fcirth~r partieculari applv to Mlessrs. Still, Striccg, sad IRackhaml, Lic?colci's.fiici, where a plan~of ithe estaLte naisy be seeic. ESIRABLE SUMMER RESIDEiNCE, completely DFuircisihgd, with the use ocf a cisost valuiable LibrFry, to be LET, for 6mic 12 mocitlis. The liouse is Peculiarly adapted for the cccmfcort acid cociveiiieicee of afamfly; tIs bruiit In the cottage etyie,and statnd. icc the cecitre of sic extecisive. 'veil stocked, acid productive gar- den, ataccc easy distaccec froni towin. Tuie furnitare is chaslute acid appropriate, acid tol niman of iiterary habits the premises wvill be Most eligible, the rise iceing granited of cci excellent library, containing icetwccen 4,001t acid 5Oct11 volunies of the niost ceciebrated anicint and niiccderts authors. Tue lhouse belocigs tic a lergymnan whose health re- quiires hitt, to reside citt the Kea side. To be viewed by tickets1 ocily, whiich with Particulars inay be hiad of Mlessrs~. Robiliaoc. altd Suit, tcI)IIc,isters'rs, auetiocceers, aind appraisers, 2, Great Queen-street, L.inteolci's-iccc-fields. 71" be LET 011 Lease, an elegant VILA.eihtll TL situate at Chiccgfccrd Hatchi, 10 miles from Lodn i h coiccity of Essex. Tuec resideccoe stands in tile centreo a lawn and plecasure gr,cund, orccamented icy shrulbs and forest tree3 in great per- fection, anti cocitaicis. seveci neat bedehansbers, dinitig and drawiing, rouci'i, with bmci syiciduws screened by verandas, an entranc-e ball, cotiveiclecit light k-itheeti, washhouse, cook and hurler's pantries, dairy acid iceer celar; rue exterior olfices comprisesa coieahhcouse, aL 4-stall stable atid cart stable. bakehouse, laucidry, kniifeihoue, hayloft and. esiachiman's rooni, and store room, wiith other outbuildingls, yards, dirying ground, and othelr eccventiences; an exeellent kitchen garden, well stocked and pliaited wlith f'riit trees, a fishpond, acid seve.ral In- vloiciirci of rich ineadccw land, cicinpising altoigether abouit 18 acres, with a scscall cocttrge adjoiccing. Possesasian ciay be had at Lady'-da)y c,ext, For fuirthier particulars iciquire of Mr. Applevard, I, Licicolci'- cnut -r,rcf Mlr. N ewman, surveyor, at the Bridge Houise, Tooley-street. ccecir Loccdocs-bridge. pemrllptOri SLD, pursuaml to ani OrdIer of tliellGigli Ciso cI ,C acerY, makde it,R Caucse Hardy against Disbrowe,' with the a,tirotbtin Of William Wlingfleld, esq. one of the ciasrers of rice said outatheWymisra, Airm, inn, at oswestry, in rthe coucilty cfia .5op o ecsdY. lie 8t day of April. 1 824, at 4 j)el,cuck inc ite afterictui,IiSeea lo'ts, certain FIREEHOLD ESTATES, Situ1.ate in thLe townais fBaey and Crigion, lit the parish ofAlber- buiry, its the coucity of noirg ery, eoicpritrig about 450 arem, of valuable arable, ned ~ tdwood land, alniost wholly exonerated fret,, the l and tax, atid situtderteriver Severn, sad the Bryddin hill,, i,sidcc'y bietweecnSrwbt n Welshpioul, and about 14 Mlles front Ociwvestry. 'sith valuber tt fcolliery. Trhe estate may be viewed by, appliccctiint r.Toa Roberts, of Woolaston, near Albecbcury, acild priciteci particuasns ehad igratisi att the said niaster's chambers, in Socuthanponuldng, Chancery.lane; of Messrs. Bateinan and Jones, soict os Iccln's.iiics; M,%r. Sowrton, soilicitort, llolborcc'coccrt, G-ray's-Inn; ofMr. Longueville, soic,itor, (swestry, Salop; at rice place of saile and at the principal inns at Shrewsbury and Welsbpuccl. S RREY.-Genteei Residlence and slnall Park, Withl a Streacii of Water, fise Pocids, acid 270 Acres of Land, tithe free, inarii fence, wvith exclusive riglictof sporting.-To be LET, for the sbo,rt reniaccider of a lealse, with an Optional power by, the tesiaclt to extexid it, ttics above osost dlesirable RESIDE.NCE, situate li4ar that distin,gui.shed and delightfuil sput, St. Antii's 1111l, in the county of Surrey', distant 20 msiles frmiti Locidoci, froit;, Chertscy 2 Miles acid a oalf,from, Staines,Eghiamn and EnglefelidGreen aboutL 3 miles,and from Winidsor 8 nciles. Tue villa s~ttacdid ott a geczitle acclivity, Icn rte park, encircled withi plantationis, lawct's, shrbrcberies, wvild walks, &c. comn- icccidcigrih ad vrie vewscivr te orriccdjig country and of its wcifinly oode grtutds ind ratrs uppiedby a streacis wvhich runslicocihc he mado latil 'fie cachcotseeandt stables, farm - yar rnd rctarl,tyilithefrit in ktcebe, gardecc, are Proiperlv detche frcm t te grdet i osst roduictive, and Planlted with thefisestwal fritandesplie tresin full bearicig. The! houise consstsof c cntreaci aSachd tvngs ic syic are dry tind comcii,o. ducitskieiccisacd iifies lory ndeleaic dni Ig acid drawing riloms alied libirrcy. appopriate beelcames ressicig rooms, &c. rccupplied w'tih fisic Iaer Itpresents; itpa imi pearaclee from tice risa(d ofppilrouach tlirougth(le pak10atdfo the entranice lodge. Tie picserty Is in a state of bight cutiait,frihdwt brlif's Ousc and gardeni, arntyards. Icaia n eust ulig ficrmting a cocciplete farmi. 'rice roads aego t l ietut,ac t1cc sears of marcy resipectable families aeictevcciy h ad alc.d upiciecs arc well stocked scitit gante le'ie fwtri vl stocirec wyith hislt, acmd rice Thalmes Is oiy3uie itct h tecacnt has the exclusive right of sportcg(vrte"hl sae utiuich ciucmprehetids a wtood amcd somile plsiain lticue nrc abicie. tir referenceapiply tic Wmisi. ecrc eq. soliCItor, 29, Bread- street, L.ccmdon; Mlessrs. La~ Cas,te, hiankes,Crleieyt or Mlr. Wotton, bookseller, Egicatic. jI-10 SHIPBUILDERS aii(l others.-ro be LET, for hsici-t a terno of years as may be agreed upomi. the SHIPBLUILD- NCVARD, at the Troicmi inr Ayrshlire. The Troolt is situate in itle Firth itf Clyde, ii miles noirth cif Ayr, 4 Insles socithc of the Bar of Irvine, S miles southi of Siltcetats, inmd 9 miles south of Ardros- iasi. During the last 12 nionth3 the tonmiagc of vessels which have frequcicted the above ictecitioned harbotirs bas becs as fol1isws:- Ayr 4i,513, as takeci Irom ithe ciustomhouse books; Troon 53,753, as takezt from the harbour book ; Irv-zie 45,S77, as taken from the clust,imhcoutsc books; Saltcoats 15,265, cS tarkei front the custonw- hoccee bo,,ks; Ardrossanl 18,629g as takels fronm the custotiihouse hbnk's. Tihe yard at the Troon is large and commodious, eocitaii. ing above 2 acres and a half isf groucid, enelosed by a stomie 'all, liavictg 2 bitildlcig slips, vith bot amid work shed, smithy, sawmill, n-ith the maehinery driven by a steam-eilgine itf 8-hitrsc ,cooer, sawpit, joiner's shop, drafting loft, cotiictimighouse, &c. with every ecnvenience necessary for an extensive shiphuildicig concerii. im- mediately adjeilming are 2 excellent gravilg docks; the dinicnsions *,f the small ocie are, width of gittes or entraicee 24 feet, length of hloor at bottomii andi keel blocks 210 feet, breadth of ditto 25 feet, leigth on top of dock 23n feet, acd depthi of trater ott sill of gates from 8 feet 6 ic,viies to 11 feet fI iiiehes. TIhe dimeiisiomis of the larger dook are, widthi of gates or emtramiec 36 feet 9 incheF, lezigth of ficor at hotto,m am,d keel blicks 270 feet, breadth of floor at ditto 40 feet, length on toll of dock 20 feet, breadth at ditto 75 feet, and dcpth of u-ater oil sill of tares from ii to 13 heet. The uteaum-engitte is contventJetly sitcate in the btiilding yard for pump- iiig hoth doeks, ctnd In every respect they are wvell adapted for all kilids of repairs. As no oither part icc tlia Tceighbourhood of the Troeo isossesses at preseilt the same tacilitles for the repairs of ships. the fine gravimig dock at Ardrossan being not yet accessible, and rice harbour of Irvine, in lvhiehc there is a patecit slip, not admitting vessels of great dracight sF crater, it Is prcsimed that a ship-carpenter extablishied at the 'T'roon may promise hilmiself much of the repairing busiuess of the above niemitiormed ports, and not svitriouti some chance of attraetiag vessels of the largest size from the Clyde, on vhieh there Is no dock but one (at Greenock) with ates of equal dimansions to those of the large dock at the Troon. Thie barbour call be elitered at all tines of tide by vessels not Irawvlng above 11 feet wf ivater. For furtber particulari apply to er. John WJlsoll, at the Troona If by letter, to bfPWit paid. Ta the PiOPRlIETOxS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladles and Genitlemen. Y Cannot in adeq~uate rerms express my gratitude far thedisingishd hnou coferedupon me by the resuxlt of Proudas Imay bat tat heaur,Itol rempains for me to assure you hatthesam unaate smtios b wich I have obtatined Tour indeendnt oifage shal n-a'be evaed to a faithfUl dischlarge of the mpotanttrut reose is e, nd t prve yselt worthy of yourchoce. I hve he hnou tobe,Lades nd Gentlemeni. You fitfu ad blged bmble servant, New Broad-street, Mac 4 84 .PETT MUSPRATT. For Joh Petyiprtt eOq. 752 Hlenr S.ergTukrce. 684 Sir RobtTwsn aghr art. 395 Total 1834 TIo the PRORER fEST INDIA STOCK. Ladies lad Gentlemen, OONSIDERING the very extensive nature of the ca envass for a seat in thi East India Direction, and the shortness of the period lu wivich I base had ani opportunity oi enterinig upon that cainvass, and o.f beamoiTnea aquaLinted wvith the great and inide- pendent body of Proprietors df East India Stock, I feel no less gratified than encouraged by the resul-: of the ballot on the 23d Instant. I avail myseilf'of tlills, the earliest opportunity, to return my sincere thanks to the iilfllerous and kind Friends who came forwvardt in mly favour on thaft occasion, and at the sanme time gratefully to acknow- ledge the mnany flattering aisurances I have receiVed of that addi- tionl sppot a th nex vaanc, wichprevious engagements Havig aread sumittd t youthepublic grounds upon wlhichi I preentedmysef befre yu ss iCanidate for the honnurable sitatin o a Eat IdiaDiectr, t nly remains for me isowr to renw m exrtins o scur yor cnfience and your support, and to rpeatmy ledg of oin late baloton the first vacailcY. I hae te hnou tobe,with great respect, Ladies and Getlemen, Your mast obedetand humble servant, 16, Druton-strect, 24th March. 1824. ROBERT T. FARQUH 1dl. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK- Ladies an d Gorstlemren, rHE electioc for supplyinig the vacancy caused by the d~eath of yaur late ianseiited Directori Sir Thomas Reed, being over, I takf the liberty of again presentillg Illyself to youir notice. By the end of June next, two years will have elapsed sincee my return frorol Inidia, wvhen I shall becomet eligible by law to a seat ini the direction of yosr affiirs: until that period drew neatr, I abstained from troubling you lindividuially wilth appLications, but It Is nos, llny intntin t py m PSsonl espctstoyou, for the purpose of so- liciin yor sppot. houd ay dlayor emission take place, I trus tht yur lbcalix wll mpue teisi to thec extenlsive nature In te adres wichIha th hoourof mnaking to you on the 2d of Aril,1823 I tateo yo thegrondsoais wicih I venituired to entrtan hpesof uctss n apirngto a seat in the East India Those hopes ware fosnded on miy being actively employed more thani 30 years In the CIsIl service of the Comnpaniy unider the Bengal Government, and of hiving towards the end of that period beeis selected by the Hionourafle Court of Directors to be a member of ttie Supreme Council of Blenpsl. I Informed youi thait I filled that hilgh and arduous situation fromi October, 181 7. to February, 1822, an linter'val conspicuous by the great and importanit ineasures wichiel led to tile pre- sent pro-speroUs state of the British domlnions In India, and I ex- pressed a willingness to flatter myself that the knowledge of your affairs which I have inquired durinig thisi longecourse of service mnight, according to the sneRiure of my humnble ability, render iiie a useful servant to youi in this country. ayrcie utfe h x peettios whch hiv Inulge ofbeig honoureml wiilts your favoui andsuport an th. Iam ot oo resmptuous in declaring snysell sangInetha you cmnteancein he eneral canvass wvhichi I atrc abou to ommece sill nabl met prsent mnyself at thle ballot us~ the irs vaancywhi ma occr aterI shall have become eligible I hae te hnourto e, iththe greatest r-esPect, Lais n entlemeni, Yo-ur obedient h'smble servant, 26, Montagu-square Match 24, 1824. JAMES STUART. OCIETY ofFRIENDSof_ FOREGES IS ~~~~DISTRESS. PRoTECTORS. The Kt8Gs Hiost Excellent MAJESTY. His Imnperia Mlajesty the Emperor of AUSTRIA. His Imperial Mkjesty the Emperor of all the RUSSIAS. His lvs,iesty the King of PRUSSIA. His Mfajestt thie King of the NETHERLANDS. His Mfajty the Kin- of WIRTEMBERG. PATIRON ESSES. princess Augusta Sopfla The Duchess.!f Kent Thie Lanidgras-ine of Hesse-Ham- The Duchess (if Cumberlanld burg The Duchess of Cambridge The Duchess of Gloceter* The Prince,s Carolinie AmielIa a Prinicess Sophia I Denmiark The Duchess of Clareree PATRONS. The Duke of YorkI The Grand Duke Michael a The Duke of Clarencei Russia TIhe Duke of Cunmberland The G6rand Duike of Saxe-WNeima The Duike of Sussex The Duk~e of Sa xe-MIeinuitngfen The Duke of Camnbridgi The Prinice RoyaLl of Prussia, The Duke of Glocester P'rincee Williamn of P~russia Prince Leopold of Saxa Cobiirg Prinice Fredarick of Prussia The Landgrave of Hiss"'lIam- T fhe Prince Christian Frederick o burg Denmhark The Archduke John of Austria Pr-ince Paull of Wirtemnberg The Archduke Lewis of Austriai The Hereditary Prince of Oldeni The Archduke 'Maxinilian of I bearg Austria I rnest Hereditary Princae of He TheGrandDukewiclo fumaIhenlolme L~angenburg President, the Mlost Noble the Duke"! WELLINGTON, K1-G. &c. VICE-PRESIDENITS. The Earl of Radnior His Excellency Coutnt Lieveni The Earl of Rosehery Iltia Excellency Prinice Paul Es Trhe Earl of Crawrfnrdand Lindsay techiazy The Hon. and Right R1ev. the Lord His; Excellency BaLron Fagel Bisho ofDurham His Excellency Count D'Aglie Th Riht Ho.Lr Eardley His ExcellencY CountMusr The Right Hon. Lard de Dun- HiP Excellenicy Baron Pfelfel stassvllle His Excellency Baron Juast Trhe ltight Hon. Lord Calthorpe Hlis Excellenicy Baron Stiernald The Right Hon. Lord B3exler His ExcellencY Count Ludolf The Righit Hun. Lord Robeit Say- His Excellenicy Richard Huish mooir, M.P. His Excelieney Count Molrke The Right lion. Sir 'r. Plumier HIls Excellenicy Batronl Werther The Right Honi. Johnl Trevor Prince Nicholas Esterhazy The Right Hon. J. C. Vi1liers, MI.P. The Duke de Ia Chastre The Right Hon. Sir W. Grant The MaIRquis1 d'Ormoind The Han. Philip Pusey The Duke Cof Sail Carlos Sir . D.Aclad, hrt. .P- Count WV. G. F. Benitiucek Sir Jhn St Auby, har. Cout Gustavus Stackelberg Win,Wilbrfere, sq. .P. iscunt de Chiateaubriand The ANIVERARY DNNER l theSOCIETY wvill takce plaiLe at te Cty f Leda Taern Bihopgata-street, TIllS DAY, thi HsRoyal Higness the Duke of Y oRK, Patron, in the Chair; at tnded by hIs Grace the Duke at RE..N?2s .E.0. President. STEWVARDS. Sir T. D. Acland, bait. M.P. Eimert Kuerpenning, csq. Charles Aders, esq.4 John Franicis Miaubert, esq. Thomas Blab, ens. Francis Merrier, eag. G'eorge Ilenry Gibbs, sqg. John Lewis Mtinett, csq. John Gulllema-rd, eag,,. John Lewis Prev'ost, asg- Georlge FHanniersley, cg N. Al. Rothischild, esq. C has. Fred. Hennings, esq. Petty Vaughan, esg. Johi flilerson, aq. CHARLES MURRAY, Secretary. Tickts,20e eah, acybe ad f te Secretary, 32, John-street Bedfrd-rw; f Mr iorema, attheSociety's office, 2, Shutters cour, Trogortn-steet an atthebar of the City of Londox taven, lidliston', Jhn's an a-m'scoifeehoiuses.. I NCOPORAED SOIETYfor the CONVEtSIO>N and ELIIOUSINSPRUCIONanid EDUCATION' of tib Presidest, the Lord Bishiop of LONDON. Subserips. Donations Amount of Subscriptiosn and Donations ail- reakdy advertised - - - ?6794 0?1,493 6 H4. R. H. tIme Duke of Clarenice 100 G H. R. II. time Duichess of Clarence 100 0 Amies, G. eag. Bitol - -22 0 Barrett, Rv J. T., B. D. 14, Duike-street, Westminster -- 2 2 0 Babington, T. esq. Rotbley Terrplc,Lcicester- shire Don-n oi u Bnight, Richard, esq. Bristol - 21 01 Brickley. B. esa. ditto - - . 22 0 Ba)-Icy, Alexander, esg. ditto - 22 0 Aright, Robert, caq. ditto - 2 2 , Baillie, Evan andFSons ditto - 4 01 Hush, R. esqg. ditto -- 2 2 0 Bristol, Deadn of, ditto 10 0 Bonville, Thomas, ag -- 2 220 Boddington, Samuiel, esq. -22 0 Batt, J. T. esg. New, Hall, near Salisabury 22 0 COttorm, George. esq. - -22 0 Chaud, Charles, seq. Liverpool 22a Col1eridge, Rev. NV. Hi. - - 22 0 Cust,Hon.and Rev.Reid,26,Great George-street 22 0 Cue11t, Honi. Mrs. Edwvard - - 22 0 Cost, Hrn. Miss -- 2 2 0 Calthorpe, Lord -- 16 0 Claxtoni, Win. cesq. Bristol -11C Dodd, Rev. P. Rectory, PurshUrat, Kent 22 0 D'Gyly, lev. Dr -- 2 2 0 Drinkas-ater, John. esin. Liverpool I110 Dennis, Mrs. Norhiton, Surrey 2 21 Dasn . H sssey,esq. M.P.87, Glecester- place -- 2 20 Durham, Dean and Chapter of - 21 0 Daniel, Thjomas, esg. Bristol - 2 2 0 501 Drayton, Philip, esq. ditto 22 0 Exeter, Bishop of -- 2 2 o Empeton, William, eg --- 2 0C Franklyn, Mirs. 28, Glocester-place 5 0 Ford, Alex. and Jatmes, esgrs. B3ristol 2 2 Gibbs, Geojrge, esa. ditto - . 22 George, ChirIstopher,esq. ditto . 22 0 Hlbbert, George, esq. - -21 0C Hibbert, George, esq. - - 2 20t Higgin, J. esri. -- 2 2 0 Horsfall, Charles, taq. Liverpool 22 0 Hlodgon, Adam, esa. ditto - 22C Hickens. B. eag. II1, Threadneedle-street 2 2 0 10 loC Holme, Miss, II. Wlgmorestrect II10 Howell, George, esag Bristol 2220 Holmles, W'.cesq. H.P. Grafton-street 22 0 10 00C Hervey. Lord -- 0 0 Irlam, Geargea seq. Liverpool 2 2 0 Lee, Thoma%, esq. ditto . 2 20 Littledalc, Isaac, eag. ditto II 10 LiPseomnbe, Rev. C.-- 2 0 Lawrence, J. H. esg. Bristol -I1I 0 Lonadale, Rev. John, Queeis-squal e 22 0 Moss, Jhn, ta. LivePool -22 0 Myers, Olian, cag. itto -22 0 'KNzi, .s.dtto -- 2 0 Micel,..sg.MP.3, Winipole-street 22 0 Mithel, ame Hnry.sgAsropNotlariapton 22O0 Montague, WnV. f-thpdes, eseq. Bristol 122 0 Mayres, Ri. A. esq. ditto - I 1 0 NFteod, Rev. Dr -- 2220 Martin, Jo)siah, selq. 4, Nottingham-place, St. Mlarylebone --5 550 4 , 0 Norris Rev. . H. ackcney -22 0 Nurse, Re. Bryanraylor, Demerara I1)1I Pinny, harls, sq.Bristol - 2 2 0 4 0 0 Rickete, . B. ag. onsbe, Hereford 22 0 Rose, Mrs. Thehdora ra I 1 Rees, Rev. Dr. Thomas, Bristol - I 0 Sandbach, Saniuel, tsq. Liverpool 2 2 0 Sjiiith, Samulel M. e'g. ditto I 1 0 Shepherd, Rev. Henry I * * 1 1 0 Savage, Mrs. Surblton, Surrey - 1 0 0 Tiiue, P. F. esq. Liverpool -2 2 0 Taylor, G. WV. tsg. Cavendish-squarc 10 10 0 10 10 0 Trasit, sq. Portland.place 10c 20 0 Vaughan, John and PhIl. Bristol 2 6 0 0 Vaughan, John, esq. ditto - - 2 2 0 Valughan, Phil. esq. ditto 2- - 22 0 WVeare, William, esq. ditto - 0 0 Ward, Rev. J. G. Chelmsford 1 0 Yard. T. esq. Sousthampto - I 0 Vates, Jos. Brrsoks, esq, Liverpool - 2 2 0 J. T. BARRETT, D. D. Secretary. Annual subscribe-rs of II. Is- and donors at anY onie timie aire asso- ciated members of this Society, and are entitled to its reports. Donations and subscriptionls receivedFiat the following bankers, viz.: -Messrs. Sisiith, Payne, and Smnith, Mlmulaionllouse-street. Miessrs. Barnard, Dimsdale, slid Dimsdale, Cornhill; Messrs. Sikes, Snaith, anid Co. Mansionhouse-street t Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street; M CcsCos,Ridge, anidBiddulphs, Charing-erosa;t, Messsrs.Hamnmers- ley, Pall-snlaIl; Messrs. Rtvingtoii, 3, Waterloo-place and St. i'auias churchyard;- by the Treasurer, Thomas Porteus, esg. 34. Half Mlooss- street,Piccadllby ; aind by the Secretary, 14, Duke-,treet,Westminster Note--Oilers of service to be made at the Society's Itoosins, No. 14, Duke-street, Westminster. rp0 MNERCHANTS and DE:ALERS in NO)RWYICH I HANFACTUES.-8orwih Waehouse, Na. 6, King-street, C heapside.-WM.WLBLEMNE?N'T erheq'uests the attelition of buyers, conme up to town, (aspeeally those gentlemen scho havc favoured him with their correspoudenee,i to his extsnalveASSORT;IFNT of STOCK on HAND, viz.:;-bombasins, Nor'virh crapes, levantlnes, Verona erapes, cachmnere or twilled crRpes, Astracan cachmere stripes, Thibet twills, P'hlbet striPeS, prlncettas, striped princettas, and the royal cashmere, the finest silk anld stutff ever manufactured, Pattronised by the Royal Prinesses1 and Introduced by royal favour into Hanover al o. .r. Wiement supply wlVl be fresh up weekly from the manu- factory, end his goods are promised of the best make, rich of silk, and strong. Alo the fine goods of John Harris's Improved Patent,of very soft finish fully beg-9E9RATRE.- igflOr BENNELLI respect- toUt e Opera, anxd the Pua r....'- the obilIt anid Gentry, Subscribers TUEL of ANCIENT and MODEIthe FOUIRTii CONCERT SPIRI- Spirituels at Paris, wIll ake place Ta:r..imilat totbeConcerts Overture, by NMr. I.e Camus, wvho will himself pye_,J'art 1.-1. New forte; Le Camus. 2. ' Ah Grazie si renden,' by Signor,.&.e piano- Full Chorus ltozart. 2. Recitative and .'ria, ' Eterno Dbf,a%ud Signor lienetti; Mayer. 4. Solo on the Frenlch Horn, by Signor Puzzi; Bellolli. 5. Aria, by Signora Caladori; Moses. 6. Air, Blow. blowr, Ye gentle Gales,' by Miss Love; Ware. 7. Dsetto, fromr M 0os,' by Signora ctrradori anid Signor Curioni; Rossini. 8. Recitative and Aria, by Mladame Catalani; Rossini. Part I-I.. A new grsand natiosial Symphony, (by particuilar desire), coniposedexpressly for theoceasiorl by, Mr. Niuzio Cleneniti. who vrill himself preside at the Pianoforte; C ernenti. 2. ' Hallelujah,' from ' 'I'he Messiah,' With Fll Chorus; Handel. 3. Air, ' Sad ray Soul,' by Miss L.ove ; Winter. 4. Concerto on thie Violin, by Air. Kiesewetter, icffufri;n. 5. * Ombra adorata irspetta,' by Madarne Catalassi; Zjingarelli. C. Aria. ' Anigel of L,ife,' by 'Mr. Kellner; Dr. Callcott. 7. 1 Great God,' (Luther's Hymin'), by MSadame Cntalasi. lwitis Trombetta Ohligato, by Mr. Harper, Organ and Full Chorus; Luther. Slgigor Coccia Nill preside at the Pianioforte. Leader of the Band. lMr. Spagnoletti. For the Solos- Messrs. Linidley, WVlmanl, Puzzi, Ceistrorii, MoIuzarri, anrd Kiesewvetter. Mr. J. T. Harris will preside at the OrgLn. Trhe orchestra and clho- rumes will be selected frorli the first performers, and QOeisist of up- wards of 120 Persons. TIhe ensuing colncerts to be on the remaininjg Fridays In Lenit. Applications respecting boxes to be made to Mr. Seguini, Opera Office, 105, Quadranit. Regent-street. Boxces, 3 ulneas each. Admission to the boxes, l(sa-Cd. Pit, Ta Gallery, 3s. d The concerts wvill iegil at half-past 7 "'clock. U ONDON IOSPI'rAL, March iS, 1824.---The ANNIVERSARY SFRMON for tl-e BENEFIT of Iris CHARITY vi be preached in the Cliapel of tire Hospital on Thursday, the Ist of April, by tlrP Itight llev. Father in G-d JO IN Lord bishop of BRIS- TOL. bseforc iHis Royal Highness W. F. Duke of GLOCESTER, President. VICE-PRESIDIENTS. His Grace the Dirke of WVellingtoni The Mast Noble the ,Marqutis of Tishe Mlost Noble the Marquis of Hastings Heortford Rt. I-on. and Rt. Rev. Lord Bisliop TheRt.Hon.LordVlset.Torrlngton of London Thlie Rt. 'oion. Lord elicniker The R;. H 's. Lord Bra broole Samuel Thrrimton, eseq. M.P. Sir Eliab Hlarvesy,K.C N.M.P. Sir Robert Wigrani, hart. Sir Wi.nCrnrtis, bart. M.P. Willain Mellish, esq. George Byng, esq. MJ.P. William IManning. se,q. M.P. Treasurer, JOHN 1IENRY' PELLY, Esq. STEWARDS. Samnuel Sm-h, seq. M.P. A. J. Mackenzie, esq. Henry Mole .agster, esq. Frederick Mtahnling. esq. Benjamii; Cottoni, esq. Johnl Pearse, jun. esq. Thormas Dickirson, esq. E V. Rundell. esq. Almrr'n Hill, csq. J,,hn Saunders, esq. lieziry Lan , esq. Johii Stock, esq. Joshua l.oe uvood, egq. James Taddy, esq. Tickets for the dinner, b1 s. each, to he had of tire Stessards; at the Tavern;- and of the Secretary. Dlinner oil table at 5 o'clock'. NTo collection after diziner. The co;rgregation will be admitted to the chapel, froin 2 o'clock till prayers begin at3. by tickets, to be had gratis ,f th:e Stesw-rds; tire Secretary; aifd at tIre Hospital. A -ILcleetion vill be made at tire door of th chapel. JOHN JONES, Secretary, 1?, Minories.