TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS....
6 P Ae#NTS an(4 GTIARnlAN;SWA2tTtP a '~fcd~fl' as a APIRMNICE to a Retail Vhyniist 2:etn f um 1 a01. Apply (if by letter, pO5t paid) to A. u. ' YC tUxNG PIERSON,l of respectability is desirous of ob- *._~ta Thlng a 1TUAlON to travel wvithl a Lady, as COMlPANION ubrc 'rIM ljF~ a . '- Thc chtef consideration being to secure a comfort- 3 , c Sidn- s o s alary wil h flittle im p o rt an ce . A ddress to A . B . a t - CLICKERS.-.ANTED, for a bespoke SHOP. Ubin nun rrdyon ANofgdtmper and ad. e in perely mantr of bothbraynchnes ofbusaoineg.sRs, and whose ehla. . r and ablities wV_ilb5earthrle stticPtes investiga.dtilon. Apply to Geo. ,S LADIES' SHOE CLICKER and SHOPMAN. -WANTEDf ,a respectable3young TA N,of good address. ndidof ranoblgin dlpos'ton. I-b nust thorough.,ly understand h.isbosiness, nnd ave eepaccutome toa respectable hesroLe and retail trade. need apply whsse characters wilV not bear the strictest inquiry. Inauir a13,iores. zTvo SEJRGEONS and APOTHECARIE5.The Ad- ArL? s rto ser, who has j ust lnn is'ned his Aapprentices hip in thecountry. hes o befecivedas n ASISTNT I a espetabe practice, here he can enjoy the privilege of occaxsIonally attending lectures at S t h e h t. Pal s . , e m un S e r ia t i? a a s O c on dfa ir y c on s id e ir ha t Io n . A d d r e s s t o ft S GOVERtNESS, in a serious Famiily.-A Lady, wiho A ha laely nfta nobleman's fa'nli wihstotk heah'rv of EDUCATIN one ortwo YOU.%O LAISnafml fthe aove esrptin She wrould teatch Englib vrnh eorpy and ~Music: the latter in particu!ar. Letter d.esd otad oKL at 24. Theobild's-road, wrill, mect InmmeiaeKttnton f2 YOJUN'G W OMA1,2N7, of good connexiohs and wvho can beatrougly~~o~~~ told be bappy to engage wvith any beLady igly!;ievlDimewn.hetcd as ?pirnenat she a1st ers her,elf she ll be found peculiarly useful. Shas no obiection to travel, or un- 1r.ps dtrbn e's aett,pspad, . o .A.t D Cheerytanc, wiollbe dulbe attendedto.*A- TV AWV-A Solicitor, tif general antl extensive practice, is os *amd adresrs tj .at esr.Wth erby'slw-salnr, Br r Aw PARTNERSHIP 'ANTED.-A Gentleman, fa ctivepersevelfl habits, wishes tobselAeITTEDahPAnT- I E lan es~tablisked res~pectable practice, eithier In town or coun- 'FY, or to succeedaLny genti rman desirous ofretiring from t'ie profes,- sionu. A premiurn propStiY nate to a partticipaion n the businells trillbe riven. Letters addressed to L. NI. a r WVaIsh',, stationer. incr Terple. Irith an aPPl ititment,irill be pnctually'attended to. V AW.-A G LAtY,mau, %vho sere hi is clrsip in an office of general a nd extensive practice, in the cointry, and has since iere In en eineent office in t ge city, offers himself to take the MANAGEMENT Of A resilcttle BUSINSS in the coRntry, with the -prospect of partnership;' or is rea-dy to Join ani established concern, on eqnitabl' terms, F lnmediately. The advertiser has been aecus, toMm to public country appolntmadnts 'Most satisfactory Teferenges ftill be given. Address, Post paid, to A. G. at Mtr. WilkinsQ;ls, lawi.- statione,r, Coleman-street. ALS 'M ILIIN ER.-A,young Prsoni of respectable con- nexions,who has bpfen led ge odrsmkn. is -ein thobuisinss some' ime,and has a k-now- I ofilressmaking. Is desron,i of obtaininga SITUATION as FIRST HAND, In the abov' capacity, in a coLfort ofe A'I the cot renr efe-,rred. Satisfactory referep Ie art n estaLmet:erl Pos paid.c addl.aed tow A.o B.nfdee mace planced giqven. Letrs, Ixdleyste, p lad l Ame. et set'nmi Cliff's new-paper-.ffie, 3S, North A udle y stc r eeu4-,p ~i ,o l ;,at lI m m di a te atte ntI( l i a NS AD7'Y, or Noertivouis isebeirot o RE EIIN iThesi PaionheeruladllaYITht\ivi?hjeq et rson of respect- 5~i1ty wo ha i,en acustmedto the mianagemenit of Ladies t bi'.tYn. undery tderabve, malandy, f several years, neishes to take t CARE of any LADY who m ayt a comfreal ire home serv'incsl her study t ob ld be t or mat e nt her attentio u a s on be . th R espectnly e references edn be ivenZ. A, Brune> addrPlessed, r post p5 t atMlr.Hiys cs`s,aroes, 2.AS York-place LAbh wilresptedeAtabeooug:I':D aD b rasPcctbble yoing tn, a SITUAT1ON 1as LIGHT Pro m l^e n a Sh ourl toarehonse; sh iinyg to make hiniselt genea urally usefu t his emp3nvtrs. be writesa agoodptinand, anrdknows towvn well;.can ha d aT D cngive respetable refer. ences. DrecttoF.F. o5,RacElint.ighsra3, St. George'seasLt. Annout- d 0r I \at.-vou'ld beprefe;tred. No offieekeeper need apply. A, YOU0LA Y,accustonietdto tuto,i es;rous of LA~'etaining It SITUATION as GOVRNS in a Family, where Cisc 3hildren do not exceed 12 yeats of a is competent to teach the Englih language ram tc geogay, history, the rut- ment f the French language m , wn andarithnsetic. Re- Peitable referenceswlibegivenanreqired Address, post paid, -QA.Z 33, S oane.strect, C helsea A YOUNG MAN is illWAN of a SIUA'r LON ae A CLERK or LIGHT lORTER ; has lived in hiis last situation 3 years, from wrhich heaon haveagoden recommendation; no objection to tonr or country, orto goabroad ro fill up hs time would engage to post up trades.men's book, and make out accounts, at hd. Per hiour. Direct, po-st paid, to NV. 1. at Mt. Szaiuel Jamnes's, furnishing iron. smonger, 41, HIgKh-treet, hi'ltitechapel. 5o bERCANTILERATEP Y T E be a YuGentleman,.asCLElRKorTRAVEII.ER.H smstro h E'nglsh, Gernian,and French lang-nages, and hils eraknwdg of inland and foreign busineis i would enabile him totkthmaae mnentuf a countiogliouse during the absence ovf the rnia.St~ fxctory reference wvill be Oiven. Address.,O5 pai,toAs.tt1 76larllborough. place, Kent-road. YOUNGLADY who as ~Me part of her t'imeutn-- - LI. emloye, wihes is EG,s~E heselfin afewfamilies as sio tohe puil sh soul .s-esatsfctin o aysdie shomight 'lerae. Ad Sh won~ Prfer hr Puils oung Ters very nin- bom-hll. ess,postaid,to K.S. a Mr.Dartn's,bookeller, Ho)!- or a Acnt o anEstte,Mins, ea Msufctoy, in any part of the nitd kngdm, istnt fom he etrpols iy aperson, rmiddle- ogo, atide, ndin rho cofidnc mabe lacd.His views are ver1 ixodeare an heposesss sme itte popety.Address3. post 5'.Cgent-cltcus, Piccadilly.aget, 44 amdl-edor elderly LADY of respectability as INSIATF.. Th itaion ch eftlndhlealthy, vithin IO minutes' walk of the iciy Trsvry nioderate, and wvhere there arc no children. Any Iaywshn ~ meet writlra comfortable homie still find in the above th same treatment and attQwntion a-s onne of the family. F'urther par- ticulars mnay be known on application, or by letter, post paid, address. cd tY. Z Z. 1Btuna lwik-terrace, Hack ney.road. l~~AST INDIES.-A respectabl~e young WrOM.IA N ALwisbses to engage scith any Family going'7 to the EAST INDIES or BENGAL, (It any port near, as LADY`'sIt ID,or to take care of childTCn, as she uinderstatids both, and would be very happy to fniake herself IIseful to any lady she may have the honour to wrait upon. She can have agood character frnns She lady -she hasjust left. .Letters, post paid, addressed to S. H. 25, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy. nniiare, n a n.rafto ftn-street, vill h bteetrtly Attended t',. 'M San. travelling through tihe principal towns in the north and west of England for a respectable and long established firm, whoe eisnnex1oll5 are withi the mnost respectable druggists and grocers, Is dee,irous of taking PATTIERN~.S OrS.AM6PLES of ARTICLES connected wIth the above, or any other branch of business. Securit anid tile most satisfactory references scill be given, Letters, pos typaid, to W.H.B. at the Barley-miow, Long-lane. West Smithfield. ARTNR -lIor GE C AGetea,hvn II. everal thousand pounds at command, and accsoe, frmn yer othe routi-ne of business in Londoni is desirosfenriga JVUN_1rIOR PARTNERin aSwtllestablished an fi'rst rate ocr,orsd either 'In l.ondon or In the colintry; or tezl agency '-udntb h .iected to. if decidedly respectaLble and the remunertoc omno mt.r. Pr-incipal,, on ly can be treated writh. Address, post paid to R. S.. T. .52. Stranri', Lorndon, ?N A D BLTY, LIY wiTshesto atta`ch I.- erself loan INVAI,D srho may require aCOM1PANION, Her mnar.ners are particularly kinld soothing, and cheerful; as hier chiCf rmo-tive i., to render the exPerience she has acquired beneficial, salary i~ no object; or -he would like to Ac-company an lsyvalicl to the Sea- ai~de for a fewy moniths: would not Object to Boarding in a Family, If 'the terms ivere very nioderate. Address, post paid, to C.D. at Mfr. Hialated's library, Camrden.totvn. 40.-t, wouldbehppvtacopnaFmiyodiicin,r Two Ladies, as AAIESSrOISNO ewudb on velled through agraprtfErp,vstdith otetccl, and being perfectlcovratwtseealagge whhhei comnpetent to teahfnaetly Hihyrsetleeeecs wtill be given.Ad r sto.GatB s n' o e hol,Crl Ii. CoUege o umeonsardIaicentiaze of the A pothecapries' Coin- 'P,iyWishes forePAr,r'NERSFItIsI where the party eontem lt,r- trnin a few years. Fair and liberal offers will be made. Nonelneed apply but those of the highest respeetability, and ivlios,e practice is considerable, drid long and iseell establi~shed: N. B. Tnosvn or wvithin a. few miles would he preforer .Apyb etr p ad rpr -onall ,toA, II. att Mr. Ja re.Apl byo letter, postastIe.sorper-t ,StranT. between I12 and 4 akSon'eR,3,Ln'iln Nwat-srt ,,~A OUN0 G ~,U PERO , fth irst respectability, is in _E~_ JANT of a IUAIN sColanion to a Lady, i,r to Super. intend a Nursery, whr lsr.Aid is kept. Any lady, 10 wvant of a confidential pro,wl ne -t one in the advertiser, as she Is perfectly compeett ueitn h oisi ocrso a-mall famInly, andhsbeacstmdocilr. The most re- spectable referenceswilrbegivn ad rtuied.Leter addressed to P.G.atr.'ad,38NevBn-re, will post pid,tl .attention. character, who can at present co~mmand ?200, with 0-ro inceasng t t ?2000 wil rceie aliberal CO.NMIS cenagef,r glaantel~ dbtsonthe SALE of a ARTICLERof geerlTonm 1E Thevet or ehTI,IMgaIn-Y mothsP ThU parie will ha g ven by,a fourteranroublespcth l antoeillh, e L-eiver, and hascertan sthe haracteinftheNesPurchasers.toAp7prcaton t emAde_yre tter,ppostpaid,t A.D. a 47, Coopr'dstreetCb-, i .Thuegreates POUNDSc will be givened n.N fcepr aly keepin, and a ribnen,som e-5 de.-Jr ~ ~ I wth bok 5,-ho ill pocure rimtactarlathe of 1.14, 'Vlndis, o a y prso CLERK o a re p oetbl 1 Sto A I N asciv tt R 0 S I p N cern w ereeo neeyandahdit wq ill be i oicddscu Address postpa d, to 4. B.C 7, W od tee nsi e T e re t s PLCe HER ndehth ImmeiateCAREand oteelon f ha IDO apective Interest in it li 'asic 1e Ispyt ngaqes wthou a Iro.I TespectabIlIty, in, town, fro ~ een 4 years Ill a houlse of the first recomened. ddr, ;,o m the principal of which he can he wvell piga1ndd Address to rss'm, t? plegate. 'W' P-B at M'r. Ca2sAr's, 29, Fore-street, Crip- A LADY, wvho has beenx for several years past GOVENESSin afamiy ofthefirst distilletlon and wvho has bieman'sorgentLG~A TIO falllse t evth a similU one in a no- qod ShERS ychoolmasters,Hea ofSknoledge ofnmusi If8notre- of theNew an eenuirle Systnd, Er f-nglisi.h French (chu w hb she spe aks s t prov t fat a ll method and Italian; and, If it should be desired are no asit hr upil arn arrqensiadasr,adntenitn S hi also hne rse to hl5 rookentitledng Spanish and G"ernlari. tore pteintingeogMra Carseai bjdrawing heads in n cha"k -n toy,eloIstlon ist eth the qusesto aof t the ut11it and mins- wrietY fting, arith or~d demerie terrehstripa glofbe,hing.- i ress, t paid, to F sIneedleonsork of dfepin o Str thd. hfi akee, nee d n o r apply Wr . Willamos's, sai nder tha tERS, Schoolasters, Hoeald f Seminaries vthe'Fueo Governess-es, &c, inanfna LOD e1r CnarSTIR vete of the Nevn and ofTacing thAR So Writing,den- gages to prove thallymtod oD hld the pen wch hav beend ot r W a e n o s y ta u ht a r e e arr o n e o s m a y a n d a b s u r d , a n d n o t o o n s oith the true prin s of ati an d, rquired In PenpanshIp, exept feonerhe ha s given Iopo his book entitled "Lectura e 01 tI Art o d Writng, Mr Cnstaia~sobjct n tus addressing ritignses the posit tretteqetionabu thehiit fhi ythemr bc wirll atoncted g heplic ma flarlspornit t of not coretl o teen me-itso dhemerit of hisplanso Aofetreaching,n leonn teefoe re. N..I tsrul eb-erd Bl.Crtistvl e*3ln rt aitene alGener.al Wrcthng nfatcr. &c. I S P W m te d tf u l l r h i s a s s e r t i o n s o n t h e e n u i -o n d o n .10 ga Psy K ,I~ PpItIOn o CtURACIV W'ANTED, Within 5O ni1leg of Lo(ot it St :hi' ch~r~py post plaid, to A. B. aLt csr.ivl ston's, A2AMPSHI11E.-A Nlative~-of anphe,residlent in M Laondion, is desirous of seein ga'SOCEYSTBI Duo thleplan and principles of other countyoceis AUprtswlig to a d int promoting o desirable an objc r euse oades Post Paid * to lI. E.L. 5.Il3lue Roar-court, Fia-tet ~f1OoD SPE ULATION.-Ai Lady, wvho is in town '-lF fr alegl poces.and whon la called home by famiily busi- fles,ssshe t SLL e IGHTS an'dCLAIMIS. ThieConiditionLs vIll be er adana~eosfor the buyer. Apply to know them anid to havelurter iformtolnl at Mr. Marbist's, 7, Red Liontssluare. . FIPOLEATERt-CUTTERS anid CURRIE,RS'.-A JI. oun Nan ofune.xceptionable eharacter, wishes to ENGAGE as SIOPHAN be prfeclyinderstamfds ihis business. hlas served In hs lst lac upard of12yers.Apply (if by letter, post paid) to J T.at . Aeria-street, Souhak 'VO DRESSMAKERS atnd iMILLINERS.- St WlANTEID, a P'ERSON, competent to unidertakze the mianage-, mient of a dressmiaking and m3illinery business. Noiae need apply, hut those wrho can give undeniable refere,ices asto character and thorough. knowledge of the bus)jness. APpl y personally at 20, Ludgate-hlfl, (pri- vate door,) from 10 to 1 o'clock in the morning. HILDto NRSE-IANTE D, by a health on tLJ Woan, reidngr in a beautftul situation, niear thviLgeo Itonac, aCHID o WFT or D RY NURSE; she has beelalycn lind, nd an efe toth medical genxtlemiax 'rho attendedhr u parIcuarsaply o Ms.Browvn, opposite the King's, Head, Crouch. Thsi ORGAG , a s erCent.-IWANTED, X52,.00, EL fr 3 r 5year cetait, a Cper cent. interest, and wiill he nios amly scurd o losg laseold property, lIn Ireland, produicing upwads o 400. pe annm clar.For particulars apply personally, or b ctrus ad to Messrs. Croft and Jobhnson, SolicItors, 41i Bedfd'ot obon A S NUSERYGOV ERNESS3.-A yoillg Ladly, fully competent to) bring forward junior pupils, wishes% for a S ITUA- TIOas NURSERV GOVERNESS in aL respectable Family. Letctges, Post pald, addressed to A. ii. Alfred Houe,Camden-to;r,n w till meet With I-irmeciate atteto.Saay bject if *~ colnfortable situa- tion can be obtained. ~&URSERY GOVERNIESS. 1i Widow Gentlewoman, N accustomed to tuition, is desiros ofan ENG AGEMENT Int it Nobleman's or Gentleman's Familiy: wt'ou~tld not object to give daily lessons, or unider-take tl'- Instruction of little boys. Litters, Post l'sld, addressed to E. %V. at Mlr. Middlelon's. stationer, 9, Challot te- street, Ilathbnne-place, will mieet wvith attantlon. iOVERNESS~.-AVANTrED, ill a G on41tlevnanf a Famlily, ~,ritn tile country- a LADYV, capable of Instrueting. two, yoting laisin English181, Frenich, drawing, writing, and arithmietic. w-ith the issual branches of fensle edilcatAio, and to surerintend muxsic in the absence of a mrasterenaddlress~ post pnid, stating particulars~, to Messrs. Sestcltstd asid Co. 12~,Ave Mla'sla-lane. a'OVE!tNES13.-A Lady, experienced in the tulitioni of O.3i tlhe'ngllsh, French. and Italian langdages, writh muisic, drawr- !ng., gceography, and tfin use of tile lobeS, history, writing, arithlmetic, &c. wihes to ATTEND a FALMILYas GOVERNESS, having 3 days In the wreek disengaged from her~ present puipils, alid to whom she can give references. Apply byyletter to A. B. I,Strand. PRNS and GUARDIANS.-.WANTLED, by ~ a Sugeon itlls20 milesofLonidon..an APPREN'TICE. The sitatin ifies vryconsiderable advantatges, and opportunity of at- teninglecurs i ton wllbe allosi-ed. Prensiutm 200 1tOlinas. ppY Perseonally (rblte,pot paid) to A. B. at MIr. Burnet s, drug- git.Parllamnent.ter etinster. ~O PARENS andi GUARDJANS.-WVANTED inf- nimedliately, a YOUTH, of respectabhs connexionis, asani APPREN- TICE to a Grocer aRild Teadealer. He wrill be treated a-s onie of the family. To prevent trouble a premium of 801. wvill be required. Applly (Ofby etter,ymost paid) toA. B.at Miessrs.T.and .1.Allen's, tobacconists 24 otnagate. -p() TrALLOWCHANDLMR~S,Oilmen,and -Others.- ut WANTED, byva young Man, about lS years of age. a SITUA- TION whlere lie couild make himnself genierally useful in the above or an)y other biusiness. i-as been inth habit of servinig behind a retail counter for the last three years, cani have undeniable refer- ePces, anid nio objectioin to the country. Address, post paid, to Y. Z. at Mr. Browtis,2, Curtain-road, corner of Old-street-road, Hoxton. j j ti's)POY E T.-A very steadly respectalble young Al4 an wiIshes f.ir a SITUATION whic does not require a pr'e- vitiss knowvledge! of the bUSiness. He wrould have no.objection to en abroad in any capacity which he might be deemed ceOnpetent to fill, as his motive for advertising is to obtain a respectable emiploymet ; remuneration will not be a,, much:an obj,ect. Letters addressMed,post Paid, to A. B, 4, Craven-street, City-road, willl be attended to. 0 CHYMISTS an DUGG-ISTS.-A yoi nig MNan is aL desirous of PURCHASING ani old established PRACTICE in the shotc linie, where the returns are nit less thani from ?91,000 to;?1,200 Per annuim; or be would not object to entering into a, partnership w'here the busliness would be given up to him in the course ofaifew yeQars. Letters addressed, post paid, stating particulars, to A. Z. 133, High-street, 1lorough, wvill be, Immediately aLttended to. A NY GENTLEMNANT, -who -can comnmand( fromn 8,0001. -L7\. o 1,001, ndis desirous of advantageously emtiloyEng; It, mnay hea ofan ppotnty of joining a respectable established iwb,lesale houe, ho ce illng to treat for a PARTNER in their concern, In whih h lO3~ akean active part or not as may be mnost conv-enient to hin. Forfurth rtleatjilars apply to Mlessrs. Lodington and Hall, SolcItrs,2, argans'-inn, Fleet-street. Lettersimustbe post paid. tile F CULTY-A Meical ractitioner, 30 years t. estabished,ises to meet withi a Gentleman conmpetent and deiol ycos~eattention to improve aLpractice now return.ingl,1,0001. to anLpriannm. Any;gentleman wvishing to purchlase, a quarter othroftesaid conca.rn is requested, by letter oiily, to make an oerfrtesame, addressed, post patid, to Mlr. Kay, 27, Princes- street. n3nk-. A DENTIST,in practice at the weat endt of the town, -LSLWhoisa embr oftheRoya Colegeof urgens n Lotidon, wil bethoouhlyiniiatd ntoevey prtof he rofssoii. The () ME.CIIAN S-Mallufacturers,&c.--A respect-able )tyoulgMa frot th coutry, having a general knowvledge of bui- %iness, wivhes fraSTAIN, in towsn or elsewhere, In wthichi fidfelity and indeftabezl for his employer's interest will be ex- erted: 5,0001. secu~1 noe if recuiired) swill he given by uniexcep- tionably resPectablepar.t esin theei(y. Emolumentc not the leading Object. Address, p st paid, to A. B. 26, Frith-street, Soho. A MAN an his IFTE, wvithout in~c_u_mbrance, aged30 L~L wan SITUAIONS wIrth a single Gentleman or Lady, or in at Fanlly; he Mn asGroom, &r to drive a pair of horsecs; call mnilk, brew sli undrstads te cre of poultry, anid cani wait at table if requied. heWoan a Houekeeper, sir Upper Servant in a Family. Bothcan ave ood haratersfrons the place they, have now1% left, Whee tey ive two years Direct to W. IV. 5, Newcastle-street, Stran. Noofflekeeprs ileed apply. ROFTAIL~EMPLOYMNIIT of MOTNEY.-Any Caiaitwocan rommsRd froni S001. to 3,0001. may EM ABARK t so GO ~per cent. annually. An opportunity so excel. lnrarl cus as It is equalls- adapted to a large or small scale. Itideed, a conip-any nilght be foritid upon it, wvhere a coinsiderable sumn might he invested wvith as much benefit to aU parties asIs ex~. Pected to re-sult from the Equitable Loan C"mpasny. Addres3, post Paid, to X. X. at R. H{otflman's, 426. Stratid. 0'B PARE NTS and GUAR~DIANfS.W~ANTED~,by TzL. Medical Practitioner, wvho has been in practice uipwards of 20 years. a respectable active Yxouth, as an APPRENTICE for 5 or 7 years. Ilie ivill hav-e the adv'an tage of learning the practical part of a retaili chymist, combined wvith an extenisive practice. A prensium wvill be expected. For articulars and cards Of taddress apply to Mlessrs Lawrler and Quic& -booksellers, Broad-street, or 44, Shoredltcb. All letters to lie Post paid. WDARTNERSHI VNTD erson with a small k'CAPITAL, from 5001. to 1,0001. who would have an opportuni ty toJOIN (combitied wvith the chymica,l and drug business) in an article of general consumption of whelsh the advertiser hlas a particular im- provemelit in the msanufacturin process, or hie would disposat of part Ofthbconern; respectable references trill be gtvest and requiired. Letters, Post paid (nione till11 he attexided to) but such as give real name and add ress), for X. V. 12, Fludyer-street, Westminster. lAWV. -SAMED7ffrD5E_ACON, Aget o- Cunr M~Newspapers, 1, Skinner-street, Snownhill, respect-full informsi Gentlemen of the Law and others, he haLs at great expense made a very, extensive collection of ADVERTISEMIENTS, srhieh have ap- Pcared froni upwardIs of 70 years past tthe present tirae, inquiring for HEIRS and NEXT of KIN, and O0thters, Decrees of Chancery, &c. of imptirtance. Acdvertisements Punctually forwarded to the London Gazette, and to ev-cry paper in the united kingdom. The Hanik Unclaimed Dividend List lent. TFAv.-X -VAN E ,b eson coinversa-nt with gene- L r1al business,aSIUTO in country olece. Fromn the ad. 5'ertiser's knowledg oftsna vl seouDtry practice, any geHetIe- Man wsishing to be rle-dfothmore active duties of the profes- sion, or occasionalyduighsalnc front home, wvould riud In the advertierap.roe ersoti; no objetion to a limited engagement to snake outth bilso costs of anofie hihrm neglect or other cause may have fWien lnots arrer Letr,ps ad, to C. D. 43, Lant-street,13ruhwill beattendeto A YOUING EN'TE Noftlfisreecait,a -41TX merchant, WVISHES for a respectable HOME, sreeli ol ejyocaionally, wvhelt disengaged) agreeable society: situation in Russell r so,_1y of thle squares'west, or a few- nsiles froni tosrn . if stables and arratngemnents for a servant, the more desirable. Those whio admit Othert Inmates or w4hose object is alone mercenary need not reply; they tDust mnove in a dltS,'rent sPhere. Letters, post paid, to L.A. bar, Lloyd's. Those ss'ho have a small house or apartments bandsoinely arranged may addlress as above. 7IjP MERCHANT, Taese, n therS.-WANT R SITUATIONS, atresPectable married Man andbhis Wife, 32years of age; the 'Mass as LIGHT PORTE'R, in a WVarehouse or Shop; thle tVomarn as COOK, in the same department, oz in any other situatiols that might otter. The mnan has beea tosed to the town trade for thie last ten years, in the drapery line, wvhere he eaits haves good chiaracter. The uonman eats hiave a ten years' character fromi her lust situatiotv, The nsansvillb e happyto engag-e vith orwtithout the svoma...Apply' by l etter, postpaid', A.E. 16, Tabernacle-wa,lk, Finsbury-s.quare. No offieekeeper need aLp'ply. A NNUITY-A Gentleman p)roposes, inConieaonf J XX. an ANNUITY to lie granted, payable during the life of his.Wire. aged 46 years. to convey his interest in certain premises, consistinig of anecelentpriatedwrelling-house, urith oaddock, gardlen. arid.?hrub- bery an als ofa publichouas, together with a aniail private dwell- ,P.9 anil land, tvith a frontage of 120 feet, syhbich he holds upon lease .or an unexpired terln o0151 years, and tvhich are uinderlet upon leases; t~o most respectable teniants, at a net impproved rental of 101IL per anu.n erson desirous of granting such annuity may apply Il f by post paId) to Mr. VVlattace,solicitor, id, EarI-street,13ackfr ars. ELECTPREPRATOR ESTBLISHMIENT, paid t theirinstru tion,health, lesod iorats, of~vr monderat terents ItsEngis an Frltb, isory. geography, and. needlewyorks, att 25 duineasi Per ainnum;- the French by a native of France, re- sident in thebhouse. Fo)rcards ofaddr'ess applyat Ir. Prest,n'snmi,sic svarehouse, 71, Dean-street, Soho; arid Mr. fBirt's, grocer, Plickctt- street, St. Clenienit's churchiyard, Strand. ~jjO ROFSSRS f r.LOGIER's SYSTEM of -~ MUIC.WATED, a GENTLEMIEN or LADY, perfectly qua- lifid toteac theabov, togo ot toone f thhelthest of the tlta apliaton s mde y ersns f ighres,eeabltt~, t's expected of Itee-ho nser t hatthe gve her nme an adress, and stateby wom tey cn berecoutened a to heirquelfleaiotis anid to A. G. aMrDry,grcr4,Chrg-os,adte wiR be AI LY FEMALE INSTRUCTION.-A Lady of the h ighest respectability is desirous of furming an eligagemientw15 DAILY GOVERNESS, such having been her occupation forsome timie Past:- she Is fully comnpetent to perfect her Puipils tvitliont the assist- ance of mastera, In English writing, arithmetic, geography, a correct knosvledge and pronunciat(on of the Freitch language, the theory and Practice of mutste (on the Logierlan system or otherwise), iridrawvIng, aiid in velvet and fancyr Painting. XVere It required, she wvould also teach the r;idimenits of singing and Italian. Tie bnoat Satisfactory anld respectable refereisces will be give14 as to acquirements atid situt- ation of the advertiser. Address to ?.. F. A, at Mr. Triphook's, book- seller, Old Boend-street. DUCATION.At the CLASSICAL, Commercial, 11Eand Mathematical SEMINARY, Bishop Middlebarn, Durhamn. by Mr. MARLEY and able Assistants, a limnited number of YOUNG GENTLEMEN are expeditiouely INSTRUCTED in every branch of useful learning, they are also boarded,. clothed, and provided 'vIth boolcs,&c.at 20 guineas,a year each. There are no vacations. French,on. the ustlal ternis, is the only ex-t'a charge. Mr.%Harley's pupils wilt be treated inevery respect the same ashIs own fasiily, and as thevtacan- 4 AOl~S $0P.OOts,.-%1`AX'Th1 to flOHASP, MtaLAE reebhol, or goodwill of aDAY or IIOARlDING-SCHOOL, in London or~ its enVirolls. Direct, post paid; to A. E. 18, King-street, Cl OONTRY 1RES1DEN-CE;-WVANTED, a com-pact Wi, HOUSE;'gnod garden, 3 or 4 acres of land,sUtble, and ehaischouse, ,,e,ragood-town, it little distance from the Iiigh road, about-]6 or 20 miles from LondorT. Letters tobe addresse~dto1. K. 30, Nlobld-street, Chelmssford. If SLINGTON.- ANTE ,in a pivt andt respect- sI able business, ain AP'PRENTC and a7FIRvST HAND to the Milliner aind Dressmakding who wrill be treated as the famnily: limnited floursQobserv,ed, anidevery attenition pa,idto morals. Aniode- rate premiummirequired. Also TwvoOutdoor Apprentices. Apply at Mrs. E. tHart's, I, Lower.cerrace. D ETACHED COi)NThYI LIOUSE or COTFTAGE ."WANTED to RENT, Furnihed, for the summner months, within 7 msiles of touwn, on thmeSuirrey side, where stages go regularly to and frorn tnov1; to contain .A or G bedroomns, 2 sitting rooms, &e. and a. good gardenl. Letters addressed, -post Jiaid, tto Mlr. Adaxlison, 11; Billiter-square, vill be. attended tim. 1AiNONBURY, Higlibury, Holoa, or their iieigh- 0 TAoh-rh1io0ds.-WA NTED, a neat Ropc OS, in thorough ~re- pair and lit for linnsediato ouatio,cntiig3 parloura, A, bed- roomis, ec. wi1th lare ad weull clteI gre.Address, with fuill Particilars, Pbst Paid, to S. Y.at lil. Bels onrof'Sweeting's.alley, Cornhill.'Cottage style wlouldi be preferd Of1LUNTFRY HOUSES W1ANTED.-Mr. FENNER 'Ij1 resecetfully acquaints the Publie.thatbhe isnow compl))etinigfresh; LISTSo aP-OUSES andPROPERTIES for SALE andLIETTING in the Country,. and that.those whio nre good enough to confide to himn the disposai of lheir proeper-ty willI derive gm-cat advantage fromn trans- m'ittingtoil Oifrica, at their ea,rliestcoenvenience, an account of what they have ttoadc or'let, as the present season of the year occasions a ivery general demand for houises out of town, particularly sotiei as are to bie let fuirnished.-.l4, WVigmniore-street, Cav6ndiqb-smluare. I NDIA SHAWLVIS.-DAV~IES, of Bond-street, c-onti- I Ines to PURCHASE allisorts of SHAWLS jind SHAWL HA~ND- ERCH IEFS, and any other curious Ornamnents of Foreign Produce, at his warehouse, No, 71. VANDERVrELL~, shoe Merchant, &c. hias the hrwonor o to acquaint the Nobility a,nd Ladies of ashion, that he has for teirinspeetion a fine C54LLECTION' of LADIES' and CHILDREN's SHOES of a superior shape, and at a very moderate price.-IS, Princes- street, Hanover-square.- N' SALE, by J. BRANDERS, 68, WVood-street, 0L Cheapside, for ready' money onh'. a smiall quantity of the finest hialfechests riband FLORENICE OIL at SOs., very superior Genioa oil at 7s. 6d. pcr gallon. beautifully burninig pale smiermi 4s.. good genuinie sperm 3Sn 3d., droppings and all othier oils (in -equally lowv terms. Or- drs from the country, with reference nit Loiidon.carefiilly attended to. F'm' 0 TRADESMEN an)d Otlhers.-BOOKS POSTIED), A by, Single Entrv, sets mnade ouit, &-c. in the city, for lItl. per atnnum: - out of the dsiy, l5l. per afnnuni bydcouble entry, as before, in the city, for 201. perannumum: otitof theclttv. 251. perannums; be's young Maim of respectability and of considerabile experiencee in boblt- keeping, wvhose time is4 chiefly devoted to engagensents of this natuire. Address WV. L. at lilr. Fortaum's, stationer, Rail-alley, Lombard-street- B ILLARDS.For SALE, at SMITH anti Co.'s FaC- tory Litle uee-street, Holborni, London, very superior BILAR TBE ofevery description, warranted to stand the hottest climae 3 er eai. lowrer than any hiouse in England : portable dit, Sm IDo11 feet; Biagatelle Balls, Queucs.INMacaq, &C.: Cushions resufd alsfixed, altered, or repaired in any part of the kInigdomi. Letters, postpaid, imimediately attemsded to. ELtL, No. 5, Stranid, corner of Northurnberland- street, manufacturerof the finest WNAX LIGHTTS, Sperm, and Comiposition ditto, annd Waxed Wick ouluds, takes tie liberty of re- co,mmendinghis art'iecls,for superiorqualty and on mioderate termns,to the nobility and families wrho may honour him with the coilmmands, whrich sh~all be ptunctually atteded to, and carefullY packed for the couintry if requiredl. Wax pees in any lengths andt quanitities L ADI'ES' WVARDROBES and all kinds of casqt off -aphlparel BOUGHT, antd a libmeral price given for the same : also~ Court dresses, old brocades,' silkcs, satins, laces, trinkets, anid every description of household linern. Ladles 'Will be waited on at their owvn houses by a line addressed, post paid, to Mrs. Hamilton, 123. WVardouir-street. 3 doors from Oxford-street. N. B. Also geiitlemesi's wardrobes bouight. B Hs AJST'sROALLETTES pAE . -Marbe ChmneyPiece.-OnSAL. at No. 4, Regent-street, Pal-mal,Varctof OREGNand~RTISII MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECS, i th newst Fshins, neqalled in execution and piolish. bein mad by aeliner'. Picesmodrate, anid the Tra(le suipplied by eore Bawn agnt o Ie Pten Mable Work-lug Company, 4, 'N~TW CO IC S NGS.TheHUSSARS, by aField Of3er f he arnes prcels,d.'Oh I'tis Love,' embeillished withIfingraingon oppe, dscrptiv ofthetenider passIon,. price 2s. The Ilzat wth asceneon awtdyprce Is. 64. Publishied by T. Holloway 5, isway-street Oxfor-tet sold also by Mtess~rs Rirchal and o and Cbappell ad Co. Ne n fod-street; Clemeniti and Co., Cheapie: and Goulding and Co. Soho.square. ~P 0 S, Frks, &-c.-BLAKE, Working Silversmith, tmanufactures the aboveanod every raquisite for the table or side- bordl, onthe l.west ternis for ready rioney-. spoons and fi,rks, newv or secoiidh.and.of various pa,tterns.coastantly on sale, at per ounce. Also tea sets, coffee pots, waiters, dishes, canidlesticks, &e. in slilver or of the best Sheffield Plate, silv-er edges. The fullivalue allowed for old plate in exciaiigc.-Malnufactory, I6 og-ce TEAUTIF LLY FINE BEAVER HATS,2s; F J Silk lasts, wvithi elastic bodies, l8s--PITT, 'Manufacturer, 19, Great Rsmss;ell-street. Covent-garden, (frons Covenitry-,tnreetl), respect- fully inf,itrns the Nobility. Gentry. aad Public. he cotne o nianut- factore hIs superior HAT.Sat the above prices, and humbly solicits favours wvhich he gratefully empoyed upwvards of 20 years at hi-slate re- sidence may be continised as above. Ladies' hliding HlaMs Servaiits' Livery, 21 s. Merehants and dealers eupplied to advantage. D[~USSELL HOTEL, Piazza, Covent-gardenl, London.- Nl . SALTER 'respectfullybegs leave to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, siid thel'ablic,thsat theahovenamned HOTEL has been enitirely re-nmodel!ed, and f7arnished with new, beds and fittinigs up throughout. andl is in Perfect readiness for the immediate reception of GENTLE- MTEN. A suiperb breakfast room also a warm and cold bath have been added, aind Ml. Sb1ter, in respectfully retirniing sincere thankq for the very extensive Patronage already received, requsests to inform the visiers o tis htelthatno ainswil be spared to contribute to HOMA andCo. f Welinton House, theconrf ,~. hancry-ane,havig jst cmplted their extelmsive alteraition and mprvemnt n teirpreise, rspetfully inform the Nobility sodGetry tat he hae aidina mstextensive STOCK of NO- VEI,IESin he ar'oms brlmees f teir business;, Particularly in the SILK MERCERY. superb shaws, ancy dresses, with muslin robes, bobbn-lace dresses, veils, laes hser:y, glovesi, &c. Thomas andCo. tae leave to invite to inspectio. mo~st extensiVeshowv room stoc tradsftm viw), ot qualedin ny ouse in the mietropolis in poit o noely, xtet, ndquaityofmaterial, and fronm which anypurhasr oay e nstntl sutddata much lower price than is chage inth ladig tretsatthe'rstend of London. N.D. Both Frech nd ngleb illner an drsemakers are employed in their ST. JAMIES's, 11estyminster.-WILLIAM KNOTT, SCooper, Tuirnerv and Cask Deailer. 21. Swallowl-street, Piccadilly, opposite St. James's &burcb. begs leav'e to inform the Nob,ility, llentrv, and others, that he BOTTL.ES and REMOVES WINES as the late Mr. J. Darimon, of 'Marylebione-street. WVilliami Knott begs leave further to state that be has engaged .1.Molllov and J. Weatley, late cellarman and foreman to the late Nit. J. Darbois, so that the business is nowv carried ois for the accomumodation and convenmencY of the public in genieral. N.B. orders promptly executed- TITE,RATURE.-On 6-Tues;day next, Juine 1. to be L2 continued nionthly, No. I. of TIRE LITERARY IN'TELLI- GENCE.R. containing an' account of every newi and inateresting wrork published or in progress, wtith suchl particulars respecting the niost important as arc necessarily.requnited in the choIce of bjooks. As, no ,hai ge whratever will be niade for this productioni, wrhich haRs for its oVlset, the more exter.sive dissemOhnatiois of literary lietelligence, ladies and gentlemen desirous of availimig themselves of' the informa- tion which it contains wsill receive it regularly on forwarding their addres;s to Messrs, Colburn, Saunders, andi Otley, puiblic library, Con- duit-sn-oct. T EAS.-DEACON and Co. Coffee-mrart, and( 'Pea and E-SugLar Warehiouse, 9. Skinner-street, Snowhill, London, esta- blished fii 151 1, beg to in fotm the Traile and Shupkeepers generally, that theycantiuce to SUPPLY their.TIAS and COFFEES in Packages of pouinds, half pounds, and qutarter's, stell sectnred in lead, aiid wvhich are wvarranited to keep good for anyv leingth of timne. Full par- ticulars forwvarded on application ( if by letter, post paid) statinig the net profit allowed to those selling the package teas: also the lowest m-arket price by the cheast or smallter q~uantity. Nq. B. Dealiera inl finle prepared chocolate and Cocoa Paste. ANEW ERA has comTmenced in the CAREER of ABRITISHI MANUFACTURES.-The importanitl)iscoverylhas at length been made, that the fi:iest description of.1 ritish Longwool, mianufaCtttred upon anew rprinciple, prodhuce.san article equiallyPliant, intrinsically good. and durable, as thie real Isidia. Caclimere.-HiviOES amid HART, 60. Fleet-stIrdet, respectfuilly invite thae public to Inspect this beautifuil material, just initroducedl exclutsively at their India wa.rehouse, in a mnatchless variety oif SHAWLS and DRESSES. The texture is so peculiarly exquisite, that Ladies of muitch experience in foreign shiawls have declared they shouild have considered the article to htave been of oriental origin usiless assured to the Contrary. A superbi a9sottmeult of India shawls, assd several novelties, in dress are constantly on sale. N.B. Cachmieres 1-ought or exchanged. XEW and elegant SHAWLS.-HOWVES and HART, N'~60, Fleet-street, Ibeg to state the unirernitted attention they have devoted to imikusove the bieautyt and effect of the NEW IMANU- FACTURE in $HAWVLS and DRESSES: (receritly introduced by their bousel has been cromwned with time greatest success. The long esta- blished prejudice in favour of India shawlS Is rapidly declining since the eleg-ance, durabilIty; nid economny of this niewly discovered article havebeengeneallyknown-i, so fuilly does It equial the foreign eachb- nuer iiiddlcacyof txtue, ad tat peculiar effect of oriental colors,tha its sarcey Cbs istngushed as British evems by mansi. facures temslve. lcy lsobegtusav they haVe an unique.se- leciont, Inia hals.Parsin slkcioaks in fashionable sprling colurs chIcefabicsin ines o evrydescription, and all the vari- ou nvetis l heseso. 4.il Te tmost valu e gvnto ni ~~ELECT OVERTUJRES.-HUMX ME L'g SC,LERCT IO~ NN Is and ARRAkNGEMIENT of the best OVERTURES of Uceethoven, therbini Ciaros, Clck.Mozat, act. Weber. &e. for the Piano- forte,bitan CrAccompalumcnt Mof FluIte, Violin, and Violonmcello, ad, lib. rice5s. ach;or witlitiotlt naccmanmn 6.s d. Publishedt by T. Boosy and C 25 lolles-streteOfrdsret Araytibhlmd. Srtwilbe published. Prometheus . Beethovenlfsm Junc Cherubinii Zauberfiote . mzrt Dfensophoni . Vogel Lodoiska - . Charliblini I M1atrini; Scgrctt0 Cimarosa Flesro . , Mozart Atcteom , . . Cerutbimit Ijhigi'enin Gluck J TOpfenfeds! . Winter Original Overture lmmel Iancr-edi . . los Sargino Vaer I rycuz . . Weber Ov'erttsteint D. * Romberg F ury-antlie . Idemn Catalogues of T. Iloosey and CO.'s recent Importations and owsn Pub- licationS may be had gratis. TEW ER y antI HfoyLE, 54.,Fleet-street, re- Ily anonce toitheir Friends and the Psublic, thiat they have adde to theirLinndapryEtablishment a choice anid select enabled to ofron the mqst adatlvlsterms, iipon the approved system of small profits, for ready monmey or prompt pay'ment. Since the remilsslon of the duties, they btbg to say they haive laid ih -an en- tire nmow stock of sprimig silks, consisting 0~f the choicest goods of tIme. most prsvailingeolouirs aemd patternls, combininoC all the elegance nod simpUicity wvhich varietyof taste can.suggest. They have also provided for the season an extensive collection of novel and elegant patterns in town printed dresse. for niorning eo5tOme, wh-Iich they will lie happy to submit to public' ins,ectian. confidently relyiilg tiponi their esum- stiel prices as -vill defy conipetitlon. N.B. Foreigis onea coten ic-a mask table linen, Russta shectings, Irish linens, &c. of the most ap- proved fabrics, of every width and cunlity-Si4. Fleet-street. 7-AN DI ENIEN's LAND.-MAessr. SMAIITH, BATEY, V FINLEY, and Co. apprize tilm public, amid the intended Settlers at V^n Diemnen's Land. thlat they have bIen imiduced to opcn an ests- blifshnientat Hobart-town, thecapital oftheabovenanoed pslaee, forthe- disposal of an elegamit and durable assorttilent of LADIES', GENTLE- M EN's, and CHILDREN's WEARIING APPA"Rel, of every description, selected so as to Aupersede the necessity of making puirchases ill London, each article, wvIether intended for use, orisnmeiit, or a cou- binatloim of both, being by their atraigements attainable at no min- crease of expenac, hut on the contrarY on time nioit reasonable terms. Tomeetnisso the variations of tashiOn. a regular supply ofthe ne,est- amid most esteenmed modes of dress XrfIl he forwarded-at each season of the year from their house, 40, Duke-street, st. Jalnes's, the whole, formed of the beatnmalerial, and execuited with due regard to wvork- mnanship and taste. To eniumlerate th e artieles of their stock vould far exceed the limits of an advertisement- they have therefore briefly to state, that it vill be foundtoconabiieeveryessentlalconnected w,Iththeecdvering,comfort,anld incidental decorationof thchunmanfmsrm 'PARISIAN SILE CLOAKS, 33s. each, owing to the ,IL Redumction on Silks.-ThisusefutandelegantaceounPaninient to dress wvas first introdiiced hy RILEYshouse, andhas obtained amiongst tie higher circles a mQre decided approbation thami any article he ever introduced. Individualspurcha.singmlaydepend ipumn -meetimg wvith a matchless selection of silk cloaks, trimnmed it the most admired and prevailiug fashion, for the carriage or evening costuiiie, trom 30s. to 4 guShineas each; tho.e at SOs. and 31. are. ismuch in dernamid. and exceed in richness and splendour any before offered to the -publie, - although at one lialf the uisual erices charged for silk- cloaks; also about 30 opera cloaks, made of the rich French levantites, satins. gros de Tours, trimmed and lined, suItable for ladies of every age and country. Riley, anxious to establish his reputation as an en- courager at every novelty. has -nov alt sale some of the most f.asiionable silk- dresses In Velour pingle, Velour Simule, rich yard- wvide French satins, Crapelisse, Colombian g,auze dresses. Cbantilly lace, an.d silk gauze dresses, sujiet lndia and Ticitish shalvls, and fagshloriable linendrapery, Imielmdlang great advgXta gesto purchasers, as tbce beaS 509tls eQlltitiiW Isis EtQockst*Rildey, 1}, Ozford.StireeS,