FOR MADEIRA Direct, a reg...
11O' MA EIA irct regular trader, to clear oin COMT, 11 JAMES ?IrHRO; anignwycoprdil yIg i the LodnDok -leceln aeet.ommdatlona o ps slles,fted p nGa suerro,P r sylIcar. For freight an asgeapyt James titchenj. GetWnhster.treet. 7 OR thle ISLEoFRNEadCYO,ienre Ou'TM'h't, with "n-_ all pos!bl tdesatEh, the in cered SHIP lyin InthCiyCn;b, exellety comeacn o asn tes.Fo freighter Pasgeapy ohcke,Bar adBchnn 'IOn,an hsroom for lihtgod ol,teteak SHIP ~LlZABEH A] brden 6003 tens;3 m WA,Comndr(of the I-Is speior Seric), yig In the East India imetDock. aecin,odaion fogpasenggers,rsod carries a siurgeon. For fright O psssae appl.to th cmAnde...r,tat the Jerusalem Coffehose;to esss. untr an Co 4,Ada's-our, Boad-street; OraJhu. lrnly,14, Iirbln ne, Cornbill. IFOR CALCU-TTA Direct, for P'assengers only, to sail mli thestof.pne,orfofet reight,,1 hvi,ng, thie grea'ter part 'if her Outgo on. board h ie at551igSI GEOG 1-10M (late 113.5N.S bude 00 tons; TOBIAkS YOUNG, Commiander: lying at 11elewal-ra. Thi Ship has a poop and very suiperior accommodations BsrtaRsenarsand!carries asurgeon. ShelliSsjnstmadebervoyageto v - a andbhack in3Smonths. For Passage appWyto Msr. ae htLner,un.andO.Barge-yardet or tOWVmAbereromNbe, 4,Blrchin-hinc. pH ~ ~ ~ udereggmn osa~il on t~he sta ;;'):'IfJtnefor P2asiengers, the regutlatr traderKAHRN uRIVII Fbl~-A 1, ?00 tons; INGRA.M CH4APMIAN, Corw- rann'er.Hasp, pP and very superior accommodation for paaseu.. t.tie asurgeon LyIng in the City-clanal. For freig_ht or .~,.-, toth Comaner,atthe Jerusalem coffeehouse. Corn- OSlears hiHs,Forbes, and Co. 2, 'Mansion.hunle.place. or Johbn Chanmiian and`1C11. 2, Leadenhall-strect. OR VAN DKIEMEN'5 L~AND and NWSOUTH~ TWA LESF,, , j5-the remarllkably flne faLst gailing river built St-ipl rA V . DNIEL PEACHE (lace or the Britonmrtl, Commndr ~urde4iiOons.con per fastened,coppereds,aend arm ed, ly! ing in the New Da-ifn, Laeqdon dock,-s. Th e accom modationsI for passengEers hy this Vessel are o f a mnos-t supe rior description, anid Captain Penacbe. being wellI ac- quainted w~i1thith coloniezs will Impart all requisite inforisiatloti to M~Tns proceeding by tjils ship. Aul experienced suirgeon will be oni Mord. Fo relght ort easksnge no-PIy to the commlander on board; 07'Pt Llo*td's-;or to Wh ston and1-wlewit, 38, Crutechedfiriaxs 72 w"illI depart frmN ffth CutmhueCrOtn n Saturday the .9th Instant t7ocokittemrig.adlavOstend for London oni lton&a te3s,adwlcot-,torced betweeni L.ondon and Osten ee-scednStbdyadModay, accord- Ing to tide. For prtelrsapytMrtaeaer2,Rgncru, PIccadilly, at 358,Stadort t;uhethagn,lWrr-nc njear the Customhos crni,1s~ S.;fr ai 5. ar- riages, 41. los.. jJ~ARGATE sTEhAM P'A_C_RETS,~Ti38e altered-~ Fr.~lm - , -Captain RULE. V ENUS - - - - -LARGE. On Nft LBIO'N - - -., - JONEFS, On o he ase paeI~ets wvill leave the Tower s4tairs, for Mlar- gate, every Toes-say and SaturTday mnorning, at 9 o'clock precisely. insttead of Ba h -itherto, and Margate for London every Mlonday and Thur-sCIY. at B o'clock~. T!eksts for trheseason 4 guiineals. Agenlts, Iroranm,Wter-mopt Tower-street, London; or hlr.l)y-, Margate,I OD'sILw5BnN 7KRnTpT,cY.All Persons having aniy IENSL hs r D~1 NTI agint th ESTATFJ and EFFECTS of str~r'WO D. JMES OOD. aknd JOIL WOOD, of Chandos.- ,,, ,- ven--mden intkacosenty of- MIiddlesex, bhaberdsahelr~s -oler-s,,534dh-.pAxen, trading under the style or firmnof Henry Wood 'Id SAn0, a1gainst wh-om a ComlMISSIon Of Bankrupt baLth been awrard- ed and'sued, bea;ring datetislieth dakyof Ma,Y instant, are requested to for;i-rd immedi-irely to Mr, Beverley, .3. Garden-court. Temple, are account Of such claimns, wi'th the nature thereol-MfaY 2-5,1824. APOL ONION, a grand Muial InstrUment, in- -t ~llt rente nud tnstcted by, Flight and Robson, orgain builders,,v flDerthenarongeof H4is Tajestvy-TO-MIORROWwvill be performned flyMr PIRKS.onthe APOLLONICON, at2o'elock, a SELECTION1 favorit MUIC,in-which wrill be introd4ced, L.a Chases, Haydn Cavatin. Di P acer, R nssol; slectIjluS from steihell,'s La Belie Lailure Clrfro-th P1agc, stonce chrus *For lingo ius,' Hundel; over-.- lure,Zair, Witer;air,fromthe perat Zelnira, Rosasini; gl-ee, Chouh ad Cow.Bisop; ,lec.Ab erdna, Mozart;chrs 'H P5'e s Halatoes,'Hande, A-. Th roos-are open daily froml I-to 4- li.St.NMargib-ane.Admttance Is. N~fl LL.The Prorieors Of the ROYAL / AIFNS. VAL'XHL.resetuly acquaint th-e Nubi1itY. Gern:-y.and public in ceca,ththeabove nine-s ,tIfashionable entertaLinment wEIl OPE fo he season on MONDAY NEXT, the 21 st instant, jwhen willi he p)erformled a Grand Conicert or vocal and Instrumneutsa lMusic, and a varciety .if Amusements. To conclude wit a rilian Dipla ulFir-Wok-a by that celebrated ArtiSt Chevalier S.-uthbr-. Further particulars still be given in the hills of the day. The plan of Issuing cards of admission fo,r the single night or entire scasrin having given, in the preceding season, such unTiversal arioroharion, the proDrietors beg to announce they may he bad at lfeg5rs Fentumi and Co.'s, music wrhue Strand; lietad Co',music wrarehouse, Cheapside; 'Musical Saloon,: i (126. ert- itreet; London Genuine Tea ComPanly, 23. Ludgste-hill, 8, Cshrnr cross, and 149. Ox.,ford-egreet; London Wine company, 141, Plbdg .Street;, and at tie Royal Gardens, VaRuxhall. -An admission for one person each nlight during the seasoni, not trannferitble - - - - I 11 6 An a'niiesion for one pe'rson nightly, with liberty to Intro- duce afriend - - - - 2 12 6 An admlission for on.- person traiisferable every nighlt - 3 3 n Ap admission f-or tw-o personls,transferable every nighit 5 ?0 OYLNATIONALIRSTIJTUTION Tfor the PRE- JO LSERVATION of LIFE from SHIPWVRECK. Patron. Hils -MAJESTY. PresIdent, the Earl of t.IERPOOL, K-C2. Chanirmanl of the commrittee, THOMAS WILSON, Esq. M.P. The Comnmittee beg totalnowiedge the fiollowingsumsreeeived since- the last advertisemnent, and earnestly solicit the continued support of the pubite to this very extensive undertaking. oain.~tnn A'motunt alreadyr advertised X 6020I10 201 170 Thomas - subscriptions since received. ThwL Warhurron, ese. - - - 5 i) 0 Thomas R. Oldf6cl, Peck-ham Cottage - 10 10 0 Rca-. T. P. WhUie. .. I 10 Samnuel Guppy. esq Vev. G.6. Strbncstrpect. HAsting - - 10 10 0 llessrs. Th.-rnas a-d Janiles 'ilrchoiffan Co.' .5 .5 II- T. 5Shears, csq.-Ii) 10 0 J. i-. Shesrs, eso. to - 1 10 0 C' B, WaIl, ee/MJ'- 10100 lo M'aSrs A. Stewar;Xt ad Westmorland 10 10 0 Thomas iSheppard. c3. - 0 10 0 Admiral Johnl Wickey - - - 50 0 John Twining, as',. - - - - 10Wli0 - Mr. Archdlencon WAatson - - -5 5 0 A. A. M-isrillic csq. - 0 10 0 Mas-teraindBaetbkrenof Trinity House, Nesrcastle O50 00 Jlohn.iiudlesreine. esq- - - - 10 10 o His Grace thierDuke of Northumberland, ILG. 1000 0 Lleult, Sob,, EIuin, R.N. - z-; 2 2 0 MZw-A. 31 T~s ' " - Donsons nd ubsci~tb?i.si-ir re receIved by FZ . F- treas,rer. S. 'tanslon-house-strect; and by the several Baikng houses and Navy and Army A_~gents in London andVWestluinster, ]N,C,ORPORATED SOCIETY for the CONVERSION 101011ELG 5U INSTRUCTION and ED)UC'.&TION of the I NER LAVE,s,int the British west India Island,s. President, the Losd Bishop) of LONDON. S;ubserips. flonations. 5 Subscriptions already advertised - 742 00 ?1681 1 0 1-1 .11-1 - - 00- Jo,hua H. Nurse. esq. - - .1 Rev. John p;eck-er. Barbatiees - . 1I10 Wtin. Irwin, es._ Queen's College, oxford tI10 The Very Rev, the Dean Of Canterbury 2 20 Rev. Dr. Willis-2 20 - Rev-. Dr. Law 202 20 John Pearsoyn. esq- Golden-square - -2 Lieut.-Col. 1HenrylDglander - - 22 0 ?.trs.F.Ferner.2 20j 'Miss lga-1 100 E,arl of Dartmouith - - - 1000 J. Drake, ejq--2 20- CountessHowve-2 2 0- lion. George Pellew . - 22 0 NV. Dynot, esci.20 Rev. R. B. uryan, Kting's Cell. cambridge 2 2 0 P.TVaugban, e~q. FPnehurch,trceet - 2 2 00 V,ery Rev. Arebd. Wlin. Crawford, D, . 100. Rev. Josiah Wigramn - - - 2 2 0 Rght Eev. Lord nishop of Liandaif- 21 0 0 Cst.J.F.als2 2 C. D.. . .. 00 Rev. Dr. Panton. Elm-court, Temple 2 2 0 E. Pantnn,e-q. ditto - - 22 0 Rev. T. R. Wrench. St. Michael's. Coruhlill 1I10 Richard Panton, esq. Widrome, Bath 22 0 The Bri tish Guiardian II 110 Rev. HuschJones-2 2 0 Francis Beck-ford, esq. SouthAmPtonl a. T. 1ART)D.Se ADnnual subscriber-s of Cl , s. and donors at aniy One time are asqo-'- elated members of this society, slnd arc entitled to its reports. Do- nations and subs-ription.5 reccii-ed attbe foliosring hankers',v viz. :-- M,essrs. Smith, Paynie. and Smith, Mlinsionbouiee-treet; Messrs.Br nard. Dimradale, and Dimsdale, Cornhill: Messrs. Sik-es, Sniaith, and Co. Mqansionhouse--atreet; Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street; ht1eEsrs. Cocks,I Covcks, Ridge, and Bfiddulph. Charing-ero)ss: Messrs. Hammers1ey, I Pall-walli; Messrs. Rivlngtoe, 3, Waterloo-place,anid St. Paul's church ,yard, by the Treasurer, Thomas Porteuis, esq. 34, Half Moon-str"eet, pIccaidlily; arid by the Secretary, 14, Duke-street. Wes;tminstercNB The Society's Report for the 6 months endLintg slt Decemrbe.r,1" an-ay be had at NMessrs. fivineton'. - " FARISH of Si- MARTIN in the FIELDS, 21st MNay. --A Person,. not exceeding 45, years of age, is WANTED, as ain A"SSISTANT INISPECTOR of PAVEMTENTS: lie inust be capable of wxriting a legible hand, understand fizaures, and devote his wvhole time to the duties of the office. L.etters. post paid, in the hanid-I wriingortheaplicnt,sttin ealiictione, and with the names of two esiectblerefrenes,to e adresedto Mr. Samuel lHaia-kes, Cler tothePavng ommtte, ad lftit the Vestry Room of the aboe arsh,onorbeoeth 2 ofJue ex, a wih place parti- culrs ay ek-ewn an th patie whm the Committee may wvishi P'FOSCAVENGERS, Brickmnak-ers, Falrmers, and Lamnp- To lilhtcrs.-N,,tlce is hereby given, that the Trulstees for Light- ing, watching, Cleansing, and Paving the Parish of St. Luike, Middle- sex, will mneit, at the Work-houise, City-road, on Thursday, the 6th of June, at S o'clock in the evening Precisely, to) arranze on she CLEANSING aRnd LIGHTING such Parts of the Parish as a:rewvithin their Jurisdiction, froni Mfdidsummer next until Nllda9romner 1825. As, to the Cleansing, the contract tnIll be let by public auction, aud It will be Pus uIp at 50(11. and nio bIdding belowv that sum, nor of any less sumn thai. 101. will b,e accepted, nor may anyv Person retract a bidding. NO person will be permaitted to bid arho has niot previously delivered to the Clerk the Tnamles of t;-ro respectable pers;ons whlo are willing toi becomie sureties, for hi% performance of the contract, in the sum of.50oi, each. The haighest bidder for the contract mulst Pay downI one-fourth pairt of the mnoney bid. And the remainder by three sue - ecedinig quarterly payments in advance, and he must enter Into aI contract to cleanse all the streets and open avays, and puiblic Places, and to remove all soil, rubbish, dust, drt, slop, ice, snow, mire, and filh oce t laseIn ver wek, ndaccording to the p -sent con- trac, frm Misummr. 824,to Mdsumer,1825; but lie wvill be excusielyenttle toal th cider an asesof about 5,800 houses witin he arih. s t th Lihtig,proposalswtill be rseeived for lightng al the amps hich reormaybe s ~ent utp by direction of thesad Tusees ad shih uivamontto about600 lames;, from nod nozle ofa ormn and size wvhich may ha. seen at the WVorkhouse, trimmed wvith sixteen threads of the test Oxford cottoni, to be cut square, and alwvays burnling, and sufficiently supplied with the best burning oil; and for snufits'sg and trimnming all the lamnPs oiuce at least In evecry night, and Ifor cleansingr all the lamps twvice in every week, and for replacing all lamnps wvhi.ch may he broken or damnaged, and keeoing alt lamp heads well renalred and painted. and the lamp ironsn st~el listed duiring that period, to the satisfaction of the said Trustees, and SUbject to thle fines and conditions specified In the present. contract, axt per lanap. The contractor iaill, for lighting, receive nearly ready money, as wiithin onemontbhafter the-a\piration of eery tuoclnar months the account for those twvo months will 'eexmned, and whben aPproved will be dischArged. Such proposals -ust be made In writing, and be sen t, sealed up, to the Trustees, on *before thieday ofmeeting, With the names of two sureties for ?001. ,.;d the personatransmnitting the proposas must also personally attend at the meeting of the Trustees, The expense of the contract end bonds mulst be deifrayed by th'e persona contracting with the rr-u.taes; and thle present contracts may be seen, and any further Information may be personnlly obtained, attecr'Rofe,ath Work-b nie. By order of the Trustees' tJtHe cLek'Sofc, atethe Finsbusry-place, dated May26, 1524. JH IE,Cek @flPEB FENH VLVET CARPETS The Nobi- 1,3heyandGeoryare Invited to Inspect TWO CARPETS. just 1m- pored ofth abvedesrition, on SALE at Win. WiVlkinson and Son caine an upolserymanufactory, 14, LudgaW-ebil, 'jlRIVATE ASYLUMT.-JAMES MIARTIN (7 years ii,Attendant at the FrIends' Retreat, nearyore) begaleave to inform the Pubilic, that he has purchasied the house lately occupied by Mr. johrn Beal, at Gate HIrenmaeY, and has fitted It uip in a reepeetable m3aimner for ihe aceommeiidatlon Of a nUmber of INSANE PERSONIS Of both sexes, to whose uroper care and comifort himnself and hIs ,Irife devote theirwuhole attention. This establishmnent is conducted On the Plsn of kindniess whbich has been so sanceessftuly employed at The Retrent, endI an eminent p3hysician vIgits the patients regu- la,rly, Gate Heimsaley isa pleasant healthy village, 0 usiles ;from Yorkc on the road to) Oridlington. J.- Martin has recently greatly improved the house, for the reception of mnore opulenlt personsof hotis sexes. The terms are moderate-, and patIents conducted fromn tehel:-ilaes of residence, if required. - Particuilars may be bad on aPplicatIon to 3. Mafrtin, Gate Hitecoley, near Yort;; or to Mr. CG. Knowles,uvoonlen azper, York. O (ST, aBRLO Nand -WHITE FRENCH SPAN EL, lon ea, atl attly havd;answers to the name of- Dash. Ally one bringlng bini to mears. Tayloir and lValton, 11 0, Penchbirch. street, may receive a GUlN FA RkWVARD. IpO IETBO K D~ROPPE~D; in'the Pit of Drury- A lane Theatre, on Vedniesdaynigiht, containlng-memorayitlaonily Of no Use hut to the owner, wsvith the ame of Oborne, Groves, and Bake, ndtwoblak beqe~ f arnrd ndCo. Whoever will ye- stor it ithits ontets o Mr Legh, a, Lneater.out, Strand, OCIETY of BRITISh ARTISTS, SuWoI~..reet, t~ all~alEaa..~1~GALEItESfIW~o EXtiDTTOXI and SAt~Eof te WOKS o BRII$H tTISS ar NOWOPE N, from 8 o'clock tll dusk-. V. LINTON,Secretary. JR. NJC~j-,LS.Nk begs leave~ respectfully to annogrnee -IYILt diis Friends anid the Public that kis BENEFIT CONCERT Will ta'0 -plAce THIS EVENTING, at the Argyll Rooms'. Bills of parti- cul;ars, and TickReta, l0On 6d. each, to be hadof Air. Nicholson, 12, Ca- rollnesre,Bdodsqae n talthe princlpalisnusl shOPs. R. OLDINGwil cmmecehis niext COURSE of LECTRES n th PRA'ITC of ID WIFFiRV and the COMT- PLAlTS ecularr WOE~4and HILREN on uesay,June 1, at heItoal~Vst ononInfrmry,Viltra-tret. Srad,where particulrs may b had; orat the esiec fD.G lg 77, St. LL ersnswhohae ay LAlIMS Or DEMANDS& A upon he ESTTE of CARLES LLAWAY,. litte of -No.- 1, Lowermirt Lameth, in theecut ~ Surrey, liread and bisceuit bakr; eeac'd, rerequested to trnmt the partl5ular-ii thereof, withthenatre flte secuirities the (l ~f any),-to Mlessr!,. Blls andVel, olcitrs 12, Aliingdon.led,Westminster, writhini onls mant frm ths dte, otherwisethywl be excluded fromn a distri. butve hae hs efets.-22d. MTay 4 lfheev giVen.. thiat ~e ANINUAL MTEETING of the COPY- HOLDERSiWill he' hedatthe Commaittee Roo,i, in Haistad Work- houLse, on SatuirdaY neixt (To-morrow), at 11 ti'Cclc In thiie'ibrenooin precisely, on General Matters concerning theacciustorned Elights of the Co)pyholders, w,ho are Pa,rticularly requested to.attend. By order of the C~ommittee of Coilyholders, W.M 8STERS, Secretary. flaampstead, May 26, 1_24. R~OIET fr tle MPOVEENTofPRISON DIS- ~J CIPLINE ad for the Reformation of Juivenile Offeniders., 1R,-Ithe Duk-e of. GLOCESTER, It. G. Patron. The GEERAL METING of the Subscribers and Friends to this Insituionwil beheld on Friday, the 28th of Mfay Instant, at Free- masos'.hll,Geatueen-street, Lincoln's-innfijeld4.- The chair will be taken atK precisely. Ticke ts will be forwayded to- sub- scriers.Non-ubsrIbers wvill be provided with them by appHecation to r. . . ElIo, t the Society's office. 18. Aldermanbury. Seats wil li povied orthe accommodatlili ofMlades. '~'~ UBLINT SOCITY of UNyRAL .EEVO- LENCE-Tha riens of universa bene'volence, Of,entire re ligouslibrtyandof'tieeternal progress and iniproidninent of the human ildaersetlIly In'formied, that tbs BUILDING of tfeir CH4APL InDb 4,Itned for the public worship of Dod alone, withotrfrnetay dogmas or authorities of antiquity, ha.s been SS'NE)wol frans want of the funds necessary to effec-- tuate s lrosaproe SubscriptIons, therefore, are esriiestly re. questd wilb cnwedged by tne suociety, and faithfully -appro- prIeted drse i h Rev. Robert Taylor; Chaplain and Secr-etary i of the Society, 7, Baehelors.walk, Dublin.. A NNVERSRY SRMON forthe CLOTHIING l1~andF.DJCAING200 POOR CHIL.DREN.0On Sunday next, Maythe20t, I th Paris-h Church of St. Luke, Middlesex, THREE SERMNS wll bprealied In aid of the Parochial Charity Sclio,ls: I tha intheMoringby thie Re-verend JOHNi WATSON, MrD. Vicar of Denfrd orn ingtead, Northampitonshire, aind Alternate Mlorning Prea.h~rpt S Lenaro's, Slwredltrch: that In the Afternooin by the ReveendWILIAMALLEY-N EVANSON, A.B. Afternoon Lecturer of t. ukes. iddesex; and that lit the Evening by, the itererend WILLIAM SRROWS, M.. Minister of St. Pauil's lh'ape), Clapham!", and Sunay EvenringLce of St. Luke'sC'htlrch, Middlesex. Serric to begin in theMAorna i I Afternoou at i, an~d EvenIng at Halef- Past 0. '1T'~O IIJILDI A AR IFCE S.TlIe Commilnttee ~for Id. ondutingthe RPairs of the Parish Church of St. O!ave, South- wark wil Ineton edneLsday, the 9th daly of Jutne. at 10 o'clock in the oreoon o RCEIVr TENDER1S1 for the work-s to be donie in repirig ed bautfying the said, chtrch. The plans and speifies. lion maybe sen t te church betwseen the hours of 9 in te imorn- log nd in he fter.so, frorm Mlonday, tlhe 31 st instant, to) Tuesday, the8thofJun, iurng wIchiel tiine the building will be open for In. ipecion Theconract. s will be mnade in the followsing divisions:- 1st,bicklye Strnter, slater. Plumnher. 2d. plasterer; 3 d. niSSon; 4t.sIh5h painter and glazier. 0th, lack-ever. The contractors lvill berqretogv security, for, the duie PerformancLie of their con- ;raes, nd he ersnstendering still understanid that the committee wsere th poer o seecting fromn the tenders wvithout reference to htehoorto annrolince, that his BENEFIT is appointed ior Wednesay net, Jue 2, whelin will t'e performed thqe comic OperaL of rIlE AulNT- Pince Orlando. Mr. l3raham; Lorenzo, Mr. hlorni; 'err, r. o'von;Whimislculo, Mr. IHarley; and Floretta, MViss ?aton A fer W ich or this night only',an admiredlInterlude. origi. lally prduced fr . Harley, called TVO WIVINES, or a Shot to ii usands in hichMr. larlley mviil stustain four opposite charilacters. ci he oure o th eening Mr. Birahant, Mr. Horn. M1r. Dowton, Mlr. .,it,n, r.Hany,Madame Vestris (who has obligingly, given her, eri-ices), Ms Povy Mliss Cubitt, andAMiss Stephens (%who has also zindly volunteered her assistaues), wiUlll inroduce the folwng ing,Duets, &-c :-The Mock-Jog Bird, by Mliss Stepheis ; she blie-lj iraed olaca.'Nomore liy Sorrow,I by Mr. Brilantm; the lifir Duet, iy Mr. Brlirama aiid Mliss Povey; ' Oh, what a Monstrous Gay Day,' by t1r.ftarlev and Iliss Povey; I'In Infancyour' iopesand Fears,' Maeanrse extris; ' The Great Mo0gul and the Bilue Pottle., written expressly for urn bY 0. Ciulinan, esq. Mr. Harley; The Iteautiful Mlaid, MrG. lrahlia; lancing and Sinrging Duet, Mtr. Liston and Mr. Harley; a Newv Conlic- !oiig and Recitationi, called A Trip to the Play, or First Come First ecrveil, Mr. H4arley:- Vice lc Rol, by Mlr. Braham and Mladamre Vestris. 'Vith a variety or o6ther Entertainmnents. Toconcludewithtie Farce if KILLING No IMURDER.: Apollo Ilelvi, Mr. Liston; Billy Busk-In, itr.tHarley. Tick-etsa ld boxesnmaybte t'en of Nlr. Harley, 34. KIng- treet, Covent-garden; anid of Zilr.Spring, rotundttboxoffiUee,f.-romI0 .114 daily. 1i14 Paton, he KING's Mfost Excellent MIAJESTYV. PeietThe Right Hon. the Earl of LIVER-POOL. 'he -Most Noble 'theA MN EN'lP. Marqis o I WmPhlb p Housywo.eq..P Northampton I J~~ohnAsley arrecS. o . thsP.art ion. Mr. Baon Garrow IJames Tadd , onSatray h ~Ir Edward Knatchbuill, bart. N.P. Tbmcael Hre,esq. V. 11.Teasre, Ichanel JGib is, eq. Time ANIVERSRY DINEItofthe GvErdOs of this Cbariofthe ritIbe eld t te LndonCofeehuse,Ludat ridii o avthray 4theO tne ofJueIex,athafWat ,o lcSpecsey ames Taddy,eq. V. P. Gergeskeilton esubcipinIso toratlo N. nevi, esa. purpmse onlyofresuisq,b -lichnel ibbs, esq I JohnRI IRlson, mser,sqti ~onslderin. Roug Iron ihrosbcieda eyiaelket Ti hrrkel,is feecblayngs of thes Stewidards;ih havte bar ye ofmte arwad onotehouse ocasind tof thetSecrtetay nil Frdiday,c the neesth of 3u.sCannton-stareet. dveJOSEPH- - RAINO9, Sec 4iAG-Iace-the Cou mitee of TerManagiong theSUBSrlPIO Nope,inhumbelshng ~en dirnaLstofC Cdontriuton, 5ee i rope to stt tht heobec1o3te recebntha susrpIon Isf eMprFarny Knatere an-ntne foGrgteCurpoeinlys, rescq ngth fotuare settlers frm state ofP aculwn an -msey,uni 'Tr. herin erther amonthiheto usci asvrL.ae~et !.ttai thi desredn Parkee;, teC Mmitteeorgain lonfid,entl.pelt heouhumanedelnso Pothos inividalwon havnt Iyt Iom iShrlaed ontisocsin 0or thatfurter idl'lailch the, anecsiyo Skibscriptions alreadyeadvertsd bvth Trai e - Vn Pry,es.Sit. 0 -atGac the Dut e of Lodn a Tr, her Righ commnicathensEarl ob addreused - 0 IV Mr.ohnhaw -ES Ho1 1ee0 tothon Haviide, sq. 11 10 0 MPSDALE- 5. 0. Hi,s GrPark-In. ParkeAr,hbs Mr.o G0eoRgetlon.ob Beket, .P Ylourh andFors,hilnp1o u - ' -e 1 rtM 01 SheRieh ld -V sonntAo0p0t Meohrs L airthSon, as.nd.P ThessPcltgt,n GoreeVicont1 10whe 0 obnThomstan u en es. 00 The.Sgtane lRke.tesLor B5s 0o 0 ohnEdward LEdwards, esq.2 2. 01 Carolisle - -l a-Jae1 0 01P Subscriphtionv.are Lreivd Obylo thelTrasuer Wisn.CFry,sq Wist.n,11 Ire'-ofRath Poud eltr;bs esr.Fy and Chpmn anPhesve. Bankrsd M thser metoplisrb Br T omsunderwoo, 3sq Fleet. sTreet, Agentrtyte Ci,ommtteeP atLapefownrad bylim tesq Cmmitee aTthenlCitylof Lhondon Tav f Sher ewallcommunpcationssar toc be Siddraesed Rot e.Gaan histoph. SIAtanger, eH. Se.D Cityof llb Lon old TavteCrn, vy21 an1 nho82er,Srad4n.d nC8'a1i UMBeRLh aYNtP n iet t0G'le o BN V L TISTITULETION.of Presiilldent,Te Rigeheat 5Hon. WlLIMEalofLNSA S ord A ieutenAn ANI. the Conttyechi. VICE-PRESDES. SirJlms Gracthe m,Lordtrhbso of 'RLanctlot oJrohn,eckqt, M Yok Sir Philip ugagI.t .P on MRobasoe, barq.H.P WIllt Gace thmesDuesof Deonshi. S dir vardrk Stanlethe Vae,sbrt WTll righ HVlon.rCirns rl o lislo ir JsamesGbrapsam, basq. i TesRigh lIP. Vicut'opti John Lnwted, esq. HP Thetitghtoe, veeit iscountedbythir IonsChitutian bewenn eda to. P.e ThelRighto iniev,th Lordtivs opf tJh Cenry Loeivhr, wros, P-siln Cate erlisl ,o iibi heWilia tJme, q and P.th loh TheRigtlRev, the suosrdptioshope Wieceiueb WilesonSCtphenison,n Cof. at aakrsond Wellstre;adtes Comt. ean ecea..N colordtMonaster Henr.Tlktsm y bebRdotuthe,Steq.rds;P. ThcetRahry;ioratthes.barlac.lf Ih Siron Std AnchryTpven RSt,raiC.d MAethsereeby ivn thoa. on yGrham esqda. o AN May nNU .aL re G wEaLM TIGoths Benevoy ha le nttttll anstitohn BHILrnell, sqtvofofHices,M&e.ater husichtems merof thePn e Insadfrthtu county of 'Middletex, for DIVERTING, turning, and sto~iping xpsa certalii FOOTWAY, as unnecessary, within the parish of St. John, at Hackney, In the hundred of Ossulslton, in the countY of Middlesex, leading from the h!gh road at Upper Clapton, eastward of a cer- tain public house, there called or known by thenamesof theCroojl.ed B3illet, in and to a certain lanie, in the said parish, and county, coin. monly called Mfount Pleasant, and running on the south side of the house and prenlises of Thomas Bodley, esql. situateat Uper Clapton aforesaid, of the lengthi of 17Sfeet, or thereabouts, and thence across a RaId of the said Tbomas ilodley, esq% ini the said parish adcounty, In a north eatst directIon In alid to the sraid lane ealled MNount Plea, sant, ot the length of 431 feet, or thiereabouts, so as that the footway in fuiture should pass along the high roadl in and to the said lane; and for setting our and appropriating another part of the saId fieldbelong- lng to the said Thomas Bodley, sq. forwideningandrenderin mor commodIous to the publicamid the parishIoners of the said-parlFbh the road and footwayon the northsaide of the sad eld, and on the south side of thesaid road orlanecalled Mount Ple-asnt,of thelesngth of 209 feet or thereabouits, from east to west, and of the breadth of 9 feet or thereabouts at the widest prt thereof, In lieu of such first-mentioned footwaY, leading from Urppler Clapton aforesaid, in and to the said lalie, called 'Mount Pleasanit. And thaLt the said order will be lodged wvith the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, attlie General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be huylden at the Sessions House, on Clerk-en- well-green, In and tor 'he said countt 01 the 12th day- of July next. and also that thesa'Id ;rder wIllat Etm'~ satd Quarter Sewslone; -be eon- fIrnned and enrolledl, unless upon an appeidl against the same to be there miade it be otherwise determined. - - May 14. C. H. PULLEV. Great Wlinchester-street. It. IIIiSQURE NDI SHALS5Birs -D Paadie, and other Orilitl Pu4crins.- adis o ?terhana-.lalngtodispose of the sam wil Sd temslvs lberllytretec], aplyIgataBd'eInd]A XWANTED, X2,00o,; on Anniuity, for 3 or S years.; to --be secured on a polley of insurance for R3.O00O. Letters, Post paid, -addressed to A; to be left -at Mr. 3. H.- Durleu's, 1, 3all- court, Corbtill, wvill bo attended to innmediately. WIANTED; a mnArried -AMAN, without. childrenl,. to WVORK In a GA(RDEN, whete others are -kept, whose wife can mllk coiws and'.thtroumghly -undckstands a dairy. Apply at Mlr. MaLnseli's butter warehouse, King-50teist, Westminster. ANIEV astady_~_tveyongWloman, as SER- and gettingp fliize- linen w'ril, and a good _ebaracter,re- 'euilr!c4e-. Aipply at 66. Up1per Thames-swreet. p7ANTED, a steady respectable. MAIN, of unexcep. -7v tionable character,avhd has bean.tused to executeanid receive orders, and wvho wrrites a good hand; -a person accustomed 'to the grocery trade would be pro erred. Address, post paid, to A. BM 106, Wleet-Tre.EDi for 4 or. 5 nints a FURNISHED VHOUSE, with -6 sleeping ruoom,s, situated. lip,i-, or within a quarter of anflue of the banks of the -Fhames, betwean Waisn',,orteh andRKew. Apply by letter, post paid, to G. W. at Mr. Wnin. -Jofeys', 82, Old Broad-street.__________ _______ ~AiNTED, by a-Profes-iSfihal Gentlemnan, a.short'dis- Wtance-from towsn, a LAD; IS or l6years of age,- wh6wsill be. expected to wait at table and Make hlimself generally userisi, wvhere nofotta Is kept; Apply (if by lettezi post paid) to MrR. R,f. 0. at John Parrott's, csq. Clopham, Snr-rey. WTANTED, a single young M1AN, who thloroughlly ~'WinAcstauistaClsmongryBslass,None need apply ,but those wbo niec well acquainted with the London trade and can have ani undeniable char4eter. A3pply personally at'], Orsnge-sti'cet, Rled Lf6n-gquare. - t~ANTED,,to BORRnoW, biy a yotifig-Tradesulan, in Wa rpspct.-tbla and fSradu.blly. I-impoving: business, the SU1M of ?100: to be icturned by snstlmentis 'Within 2 years, for; which legal interestandaedurlty wHil be given. - No prolbssedinoney lender need apply, -fAlrect to V Z. at Mr . N.Uishirdsn'eg, bookseeler, Cornhill. -~IANTED, a stcafly single':A ,o;odcaatr ~wtho:-ciT Porter- and- llanage a Hotrse, and is tit- for actirii- business, -In to-n:: - osr a -Mali and his Wife, of business habits, without incuinbrance, Lgtters of their Wvriting, stat'ing age and. last pursuits, post paidl, Addressed to H. J. at 37, Qoceenstreet, Cheap- - side Willrneeratteiition. TANTED, ?-500, on.1be ~personal security of a Gentle-- manli oJf respectability. In kiong-establiAhed praCtice, pay-able ,with interest at 5 percent. by hal yearly Instalments- of?Xlob; to- be securedd by t-io'bond-of thsetborlrower, and bynasslgnmeln? of, policy of Insurance, wvhich, has been lately eftected on his life, for%:CV.000. Apply hr letter, post paid, swith real name arid'address. to Kt. B. at Peele'3 cofrcehboise, Fleer-street. -NiB. No Money lender need apply. W~TAN ED, a theensuig vlCation,in .a Rchool; ini the %coultr a. outg MA, o~voo diposiionand manners, every deparment. LettrSto be addrsse, poAst pad oS H at Messrs. Smpk-in en Marshawll's Stto ended.awhenXret, Londo.-ra '~~TASflING-~bengToeD byn Ltauner dres s,- havit reasonble trms. IettOA. Chae,-Ostreet,tocisrrell Sner-ui W ASHNG;-VAN\T~Eg a FAMILY or TeWOYs WAShiN, b~varespectable Person, residinglin an airy, situa- tion ncr ro-n.Themost unexceptionable references tins be,giren. Adrssioste paid,'t A. L. 23, -Coebrane-teraeStJois-o, ~~1TASII VANED i TFMv-IILY's -or HOTEL's xAiIN,o reasonable trams, w-ith -ood convenienee and goo drhaggrond;the strictest attention pa'ld to the care of the line. Repectblereferencee can be given. Direct, p)ost paid, to 1~1 A:. esten-lae,Kilburn. ~TANT a SIUATI ON; as IVAITER, a young Man, aut23 yeprs ofage, wbo ean have a good chaRracter fromn the PiScei- he saboutto leave. Direct to T-P.-at Mr. Stockney's, 3,Water. street,_drun4el-street, Strand. ---- WAiNTS aSITUA'ION as:'IA]TER, in a Coff~ee- house, tavern, hotel, innt, or chophionse, a steady young Man, who perfectly understands hi-s business: uindeniable references can be gis:en; Letters addressed, Poet Paid, to T. BI. at M.r. Carter's, 21, Greae Distaff-lane, will be inmmedilately tattended to. 1,XVAINTS a SITUATION, as- LADY'sMADa V youing WV,man, about 30 years of agc I", ho understands dress- maaking, halrdrc~isin_g anid gettink up) fiue I rin;asbewlrci- mended from tier last Place. Addrcesgs,or Paid. to A. B1. at Mlr. Ennis's, haiurdresser, 16.,Dean-street, Soho. Noofilcekeeper need apply. ~~JANTS a ITUATION,a respectable young MNan, asCOLLECTOR, Mlessen3er, Or Ligbt Porter. write~s a goo'd band and knuows towvn wvell: the mnost tinex'eeptionahle charucter can he givest. Dirct all letters, postpxid, so A. Bi. at C. Megson's, baker, 4, Elthasn.platce,iNew Dnver.road,wlllbedulyattenlded to. No office. keeper nieed apply. - ofobtainnga SITUTION asCERlt In Merchat's office: nostresectale efeence wil ia giesi A'plyhlcter,post-paid, Solelor' ofic o rspEctable pract!ce, in s'ork,iilre. lie can reslds wihthe famil If required. Address, Post paid, to A. B. at sle.msr. Bethel alid itetoiNs.lawstat.sonerte, Royal Exchange,London. ifAll A tore,i one ot' tile prilleipal ma-rket YkL4 towvns In iKentha a CNCV for an AR-TICLED CLEIlIt, sitherlin or outo'fthbu h e ot respictisble refereisces lvill be riveln and requdred. Appl personally or -by letter, post paid, to M1r. WV. Pauill, 2, Charing-cro. ~ AW..--'he Avertiser, whio bas- Served hIisclerkship in-dofc fgreat respectabiity and extensive practice in the ountry, and who has acquired -ouse knowledge of'London pracetice, tom avin sice ben mployed in an agent's office, is desirous of INGGIN wih aCONTRY SOI.CITOR, In the Mlanagement of us Bsinss, ettrs,Post paid, co-itaining real name and address, ireetd toC. D at eele's coileel.,,)use, Fleet-s3treet, wvill be duly jrespertable y-oung I mers6r - L'R 0 na SHOP,wl,ere the business 1s light a{-d activity re-quired. ',MOm t not somuch a consideratolniiasaecomfortable homne. Ad. .rCn%, Po.st paid, to R. R.. 21. a, mitsre.irnwc-sae 0O LINENDRAPERS andi MjERCEUSI.-A young MAN, near 17 years of age, wishes to ENGAGE, fin either of the Abnve l ines, for 3 or -4years.C an give reference of the first respecta- uAlity ats to integrity, &C. Letters, post paid, ad;dressed No, 43, Asia- ord-street, Roxton, will m-eet every attention. W~INE.-WANTED, a fewV PARCELS of curious 'Yold WINE.-Any Genteniuandeairoiss of sellingpAsrt of his stock iffold wine, sffit is really of a very superior quality. may hear of a pur- !haser by addressing a letter, post paid , staring particularte of age, ruality, price, &e. to IV. A. Daltic coffeeho.use, Threadneedle-street. f'OVERNESS.-A Lady, eXpericnced in the tuitloll of GJ the English, Frenclh. and Italian laniguages, writh music, draw- ng~geography.,Iand thep use of the globes, hiAtory, writing, arithmetic, Le. wishes to AlrEND a FAMILY as GOVERV,ESS, havig3dasI h~e wreek disengaed from lier present pouplis, and to whIom she can .'ic rfeencs.Apply by letter to A. B. I, Strand. T0CPITALISTS.-P'ARTN~ZERS~HIP.-Af ad~lta-n eseu pportunity offers itself to any G-entleman having the oAMadO,. 000.ofbecomning al)ORMANT PARTNER in an old .stablisbed anrepcalhoe of trade In the city. Apply pr 5onally or by letter, postpaid, to Birch and Garth, solicitors, Alartin's- lane, Canison-street, 1E~RISAN.A Prisan adywould be happy ob ginluen Isno hr pinipl ojet.The motrseabeef- 4FE AL F, resetability atexeic sdesirous oobtann SIU TION in an establishied house of business Ins tiac l-lrbcrahry c hemsatisfactory references can lie gy! tt et er. ofte town. Address, postpaid, to A. R. at 13. dmidp ace arratestreet. Application ironm officekeepers will notble attended a. VNSANITY.or ImBECILIT WATS a SITUA- K. TloN.-A young Man. 30 years Of aje, wsho hasbeen usi the above line 4 yelas, wvishes to ATTEND private V on a GENTLEM,AN wvho Is lab,ouring under mentalderangcitient. ufndeniable references will be given by applying to X. .at 7, Neai'inn-s9tuarC, Shoreditch; or at , Holioway-place, 5ollow' ay. FPO) TRAVELLERIS on the CONTINENTF.-A. L' DUBIOIS, coslslmaster at Calais, will leave that place for Paris, with :t Landau and calash. on the 5th of June, and any-ZeistlmenOt or fmlmabeaccommodated onreasaonabletrs BIPLL anid CROWN 1NN, Holborn. - The AUXI- JjPLIAPN 'MAIL to EXETER, Plymouth, add Palnmouth, every evening, at 7 o'cl-ck; the Salisbury and Andover, vera ebdaPi coach, every' afternoon at 4 o'clock. The oroprietors mjill give every possible attention to goOds, &e. entrust'ed to their c-ate, hut they can- not hold themselves responsible for any article exceeding9 51. unless Insured and paid forL. THOMtAS FAGG sand Co. WESTPERN SUBSCRIPTION COACHES, oVer the W New liteofRoad, fromn London to ExetertIn 21 hours, and to Plymouth anid Devonport in 28.-BULL AND MIOUTH INN.-TIhe l'ublic are mrost yespe,,ttull,v informed that, in. consequence of recent arrimlrninents', these coaches set off froisi the above In-neverymorns- lng at 10, and every evening at .1, through Basingstoke, Andover, (tisorning coach throxugh 82ltsbury,isventrng coach throuigh AmesburY,) HLndfin,. Wineanton, jacbester. l1Injnster and lioniton to Exeter, wvhere the morning, cachb arrives aLt S the followilng morutng, anid pro- ceeds at D't)irough Asiaboirton to Plymouvth end Devonport, writere- it araiVes at 4 Iu the afteirnodnr Tue censu. qoah arrives 1st Exeter the folloswing afternoonat 3, and ProceedsatiisfPMttO PllnnO1ith and Dev.snport. ss'here it arrives at lialflpast 9 the samne eve,s)ng, each coach being hut one nighit on tkse road between London anld Devon- pr.Passengers and parceisare alsa booktedforttbeab,.vecOhchesS t the rOld Whtite Horse Cellar. Piccadilly, Lon don; Old London (tin, Exeter; Commnerclial Inn, Plym6uth;. anid London Inn, Deronport. Places are likcewise sec'tied throughouit to Totiiess, rcelgnmouth, Dawtlish, &c.-May 24, 1824. E. SHERMAN acd Co. Proprietor-, whoivil tkeal te cre n teir p(jer' onfevery package and passen- ger's lu ggage entrusted to their. citargc. bu- llntbeaseal for the ross oir damage thereof, if of mnore tpan ?5 valuie, unlless the samne be specified, asid an insusrance paid u'hleti delivered at-their office, or atany oftheir ofilcesor to any of their agentsIn thecdiff6eret parts of the kingldom. A NEW WEEKLY PAPER, Uapon a Plain altb~gether I L Original, will be puiblished on Moniday. the 31st of NiaF, llidel! tileTitleof THE LONDON TELEGRAPH. The novelty,tutility, and ecoomyof he lanwil h bet etimtedbythose who haLVe been perpexe wih apersalof-te Snda plcars; achof nearly 20 paper havng acolun ofits wn ad 19in cmmonwithi all the rest Th Lodon elerap as-f cntan the excluisive mnatter of eac, ad behttl incomos wih ay.tjiider thebhead of' Tbe SpisI f he res' illbe oud tatportion of each pape tvhtic staps tschaacer,andgies t xclsie pretensions. Hence the readr wll avebefre im,at ne Iew n a compact form, and for the im,of d. he met nteestngRrticles from each paper-the TrimingPoliicsof te Mssener;thePlodding Neistrality of the ObseverandEagishassI th Mecilss ssa4taof- the Indian Ob- servr; he ugncit an Eaey f te D~pach;the Constitutional the Hesitation of the Monitor and Express; the Causticity of The John Bull; thse Sentimental Ideality of the Examiner, and, in sbhort, the leadigrays ot the permanent stars of the Sunday, as well as the sparkles o those meteors which are continually shooting up and ex- piring. Torender The London Telegraph peculiarly acceptable to those vvho look for impartial information upon the state of the money. corn, hop, and various trade marksLts, original letters wllt be in- serted bythe most distingulshed ptrsons engaged on the Stock Ex- change, Mark.lane, &c.t and will further contain the latest intelli- gence, foreign and domestlc, do.n to the meoment of its publication. 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As the primary objeet of this journal is to give the readerh at one view, and in one paPer, the essenec of the entire weekly press, with- out Its dull stale stuffing, and thusto make It a recordoi public occur- rences, valuable for their orlginality and'selection, but fewv advertise- ments will be admitted, and those never to the prejudice of more inm- portantmatter; - 'TheLondon Telegraph willbe publishedat3o'aclck o)n the Monday afternoon, and may be had' of aU new.smen, postms- ters, and clerks of the roads in thekingdem; and of W.-l Bryan, at the office of publication, Peterborough-court, Fleet-street, to st'Hom. all communications and advertIsements must he addressed, and 'bv whlom thea drst number of The London Telegraph-wlll be sent to apn- part of theklngdom gratis, asaspecimen,upon receiving a post p'aid, letter, with an o,rder for half yearlya ent -in town approVed, AU the army andnavy promotions; bankrupts, dIvidends, certlfSeatee. dissolutions of -lartnerships, ati not3ees frottm ly APpearin heLondonrelegrapb.