WANTED, a respectable You...
W Aa'NTED, respectable Youth, as an APPREN- 'tI'ICEto a aw,~nbrOker and Slv*ersmith., A ted te pteminls O*xPiAted. Apply to ilJ?.'GrttI1ths, B. OsstulfgtdnlDstr ,aoers.tOwl5, ~~ANTED, immedliately, a DAY APPRENTICE to. W the lOressnsaak1n,9. Apply at Mir. DdnmafVs;- grocer, Berners- atre&tt Middlesex-livspitl. WXANTW,D, a FIRST-HANTD- D~RESSMAKER, -for, Ij,' a Hopsae df the Scast r6pqealsity-, ia the W,est of Enigland. is reqslestec& nione wrill, appbut suc -s~d&arefully comupetent. A libera1'sslary4viUt be Riven.-.A Apply at 15S. Sacktirille-street. _Plccadilly I~7ANT~D, as'SROPIXATN, a respectable acti-ve- young M~ s ltpefeqtly und,~rstands the Hlat Businiess, and can haveIOi Dc*dptlnable charact& for honesty. ~'c. Address. post paid,to%E.50, egent,street,. with real namneiand address, W ANTED,n jr r niear a Farm.house, withini ten miee odon, APARTNI'ENTS,. fot the accommodationl of servant a,nd 4 children., Appty by letter, post paid, to L. li. 14, WCIlso--treet, rlnsbiary. uA'NTED, a.PERSON copmpettint 'to SIJPERIN- WTE. Dt-he.WUSINESS paf A PUBILISHER and WVHOLESALE BOOKSELLER. Likewise a Warehiouseman, who has bad the ma- ""sge .n. of.a quire stock. Address, post paid, A. Z. 28, Thread- needld-stree"t. W~ANTED, a FURNISHED HOUSE or COTTAGE, (detached), from the latter end of April next, in a respectable neIgbuho, ihagodgre,stabtlng for one or two hiorse, nda chaisehouse, and fromi 2 to 3 best bedrooms be-sides iservants; distance from London betwveen 5 and Smiles, counity not ani object, but the viceinity of the feorest wouild be preferred. A respectable fh. mlvaottravellIng wou!d SoDd the house and fuirniture Din perfectly aa~ad.it wIll be taken for 1, 2, or 3 years. Adidress, post paid, 'with full Particulars and terms, to S. D.A. at GarrawaY's coffeebouse, Chanre-alley, cornbill. WTANTTSITUATIONS, a Man And his V-1ft:,-w-tit`out Incuinibrance. expe-rieniced goo>dserviant-s; the mansas GROOMI, and has a knowledge of indoor wvork; the Womatn as COOK or HOUSE- IA ID, In a family or where only two are kept; cain have undeniable characters fromi the place they haLve juist left. Direct to J. H. at Mr. Young's. i, water-lane, rleet-street. 4,Respectftble WIDOW wishes for a SITUATIONT, to A NATon a Lady. or Lady and Daughter; uinderstands dress- mDakinig, hairdressing, and getting tip fine lineni if required; has no ~objectiont to travel, or to go to the Continent or Scotland, having bteen to both places, D!rectto J.J3.at 22, 1omer-srrect. 'dew-road. A MEDCAL GENTLEAN, esdng a few miles f.from town, Is desirous of tkn ageteel, sell educated Youthnasan APPRENTI(IE. A modert peim wvfl be res1ulred. For particuilarm apply hf by letter, potplit ames Curtis, drug- gist. II1. Old Fish-street, Doct,rs'-cosmmon!a. ._ A LA Y, naiveof rane, AINTS a S,iTUAT10ION as GVERN~S I a Gntlean'sFamily or School, twho is capbleof aceingFrech ramatialy, wvithout the assisance of a mater Th mos repecablerefrenes can b,e given as to cha- ractr ad ailites.Addess,pos, pid,to J. D. 20, Wellesley-street, WANTED.-WANITE D, to BORROW, a I ,o NIINEY of not less than ?500nor exceeding ?1,000. for which .1 per cenr, Interest will be paid. T'hc borrower will l;;sure his life, or secure the lender In any other way. AddresgstO Ii. F. H. to the cakre of Mir. Setlenmeyer, iS. Frith-street, Soho-squarQ. ~f ONEY.-WANTED, ?20, for 2i years, on personal secuitFonl an a ifepolcy.The advertiser Is of a most re- spetabe owlIF an ~~u d py sf hesum, togethier with a moust libralIneret r d.ueur byyerlyorhalf yearly instalmnests. Let- ter, wth ealoane ndadres. illbeanswered, Perhaps Personally. in 7dayaif ost aid,forNtr.. S.Somes, Post-office, Kewy, to he left ~'1ORTGGE.-WvANTED), from ?l,'200 to ?2.000, ts~at per ent, on Mo6rtgag e of & Leasehold toutse anid Premises, in Nottin lan--lce ; held to~r a long terim, at a small ground rent, and et ta rep,isible tenaint, on lea.se. at dOl. per annumu. For par- ticuars pplyt,,lessrs. Harper and So;i,. lawv stationer,, Bell-yard, Cary-tret. EDUCATION.-A Surgeon eg etin M the generaltpractice .f an" etniepbiisitution.l rakes a limrited number of HOUS,E PUPILS, Rn ilsotyhv VAC(ANCY for O NE. Aniy ?,-ou ng gd-n tleman hain pset,rul the i;iltiatory Part of hlIs stud le and desirouss ofseigpatc llfnt,ianl- gIble opportuniitv. An. apprenitice oldbtae.Apy by letter, pst paid, to H. S. at Burgess anid 111ll's library. Great 15'nmill-stte&I. 'ro PA-R"E.NTS and GUAL~'RDIAINS'.-WANTEDJ, in Tares~pee.tai,lehous~eof businiess, in the general Iins. TWVO IN- bOOR and TWVO OUT-DlOOR AP'PRENTICES, tor the Mfillinery and Dressmaking Department, where thestrictest attentio,n wvill be paid to tbe improvement- and donicsticecomfort ofthose enga-tged. Apply per- slonallyor bY letter., psntpau,l.,t, Mrs..Sc,',ney lfr,,n Nes- P.onid-street). t OVERNES9.-WVANTED), by a respectablle Famiiiy, "kWin Worcestershire. a young LXOYD, of the Fst:tblishedl Chuirch and of genteel appearance anTd manners. to, Superintend, withi the assistance of masters, the Instructiono,f Three younig L,adiez, of tile restpective ages or 7. 10 aol. 12. in all the usual branches,of female edueatiort. Letters addre,sed, post paid, to V. Z. at the Postoffice. Bewdley, saigfull particulars. Nvillnimeet Immediate attentioni. T0 PARE-NTS andi Othcrr.-?.500 or' ?700, shiare of ?X7000. well secuired, wiill he assigned over to any res~pectable Person wvho has sufficient initerest tosTrr-ure the Advertiser a respect- Able PERMIANENT MEIFIWANTIL.E EIPL.OY of nlot leS1 thlan 20101.1 peranvurn. The advertiser Is niuaiifiedl for the ordinary course of bumess accounns and correspondence, and has a perfect knowtledge of the French. has-log recently, returned from the Continient, after a residence of m,any v-ear. The most pc',fect references, sond thje strictest honour will be evinceed. Letters, post paid, to .0.. 72, Great Surrey-slreer. Blaekfriars. stating the hours and natutre uf the ritua- tion. will insect wvith_the earlie~st possiblea;,ttntio-, (!te LERGY.-A Clergvmail, who has devotedI the T at 20yea;s to Thcolu,ideal Conmposition. anid wvho has accu- mnulated a Vast b-.dy of scrilitural and doctrinal maRtter, in the formni,f dlicourses, upon alejost everyssibiecut int connexinin with the principiles of the Chureh, anid relativ-e to, tho,se holydays appouinted by the Ruibric as days of sacredness, proposes to devote those fruits of his labottrs to the exclusive use of the Clergy of tiie present day, by providing themy 'with DISC~OURtSES upos all particular as wvell as general subjects. 'Written hiy arnai,uen'es in a fair and legib,le hapnd. The youinger clergy and such as are destined for a fG'reign departmient na}', by, Proper notice. he suppliedl with ainy nuribero,f mainuscripts, aind uiponl every occasion. The utniost delicacy And secreey wili he observed. and letters addressed, post paid, to thle Rev. L. L. B. at Nlr. Williiams's. b,ss-seiler, 11, Strantd, will be duly atttenided to0. -VLY-PLA CE, HIolborn.-To 'be LET, PART of a A*:, HOUSE, in the abov-e place. Unfuriiishied. withi a separate en- trance. F.'r particulars intquire at Ii. Ely-place. ~p() CH7Xt~US and D UCGGI T.-To lIe I)s- POSED) OF, a valuable BUSINE;SS. In one n-f the Most populous Prd extends-se sea ports iii Englandl. None need apply wh., cannot command fr,,m .3001. to 4001. For fo rther particuilars apply by letter o,nly, post paid, to C'. S. 7, sweetlng's-aliey, Cornhbili. 1URNUSHED HOUSE.-WVANTEID, in June iiext, w"ithin 2 miles wcsti-ard of the Ro,yal Exchiange. at HOUSE, or, the U"per Parto,f a HoIuse, l.lainly anid neaLtly furnished, writh clot less than 6.it 7 bedehninbers. The rent miust he nmoderate anid thle situa- tion open and airy. It would b,e takeni for a year certain. Particulars tis be addressed, post paid, to I'. %T. I mnVs cfoihelonse. tlorohill. 1[, AIV.-A youngl 1all wishies to engaze with Tany Gen-. HAtieman of the above profes.sion for a tiermanenit SITUATION as OUTDOOR anid COPYINIG C,LFI-K: rani rite a good anid expedition;s hand, and liave ani undeniable character from his Presenst em-l ployer. A hon eaddressed, post paid. to.-. B. at 1. Newv Boswvell-court. Linicol,i's-lnn-fields, wvill be duly attende-d to. El NISHE HOUSE, St. Alban's, to be LET .f mmdiatelD wih an excellent wtalled gardain, orc~hard, stable. ensehhouse. andZ,,hevrioutbuildings. 13 he house contains diniing and drawing rooms, 5' chambers. large dressing room., and every d,ornestic convenience. Address, post paid, to Mir. Rumliall. land sitrveror, &c. St. Albans's. Terms may be al.o knowii by piersoilal application at I, St, Paiil's chutrchiyard. B LACKHEATrI{.-Tro be SOLD, by Private Con- ," tract, a large detached COT-rAGE, containiing a dininig room., drawing r-oom. jiad breakfast parmour .it good dinenisIons, wtithi good lodgingroomns and suitable domestic offices, 3-stall stable, co;tchhoi;se, and large garden. The property ig leasehold; termn about 14 yexrs; the ta-xes mni.derate. Alplvy to Mir. Geidrnond, solicito,r, lllaekbeath,; or 12, Great Suriey-strect. 13lackfriars. FNOSI LKM VERC ERS, Haberdashers, Linenidrapers, TL and Otbers.-COTTLE and W',ATI' have received Instructions to OFFER by Private Contract, on eligibile termis. the LEASE of a highly respectable and iiii estabilishied CONCERN, In one of the best situations at the west en~d of the towta. Priiicipails may obitain ftuli particulars and cards t(i vier 00i aliplication to COttie ail Watt, aint- tfioneers, &c. S. Cary-lane, Cheapside. CO AGE'.-To be SOLD, the LEASE and( FURNI- / T rE a COTT5.f'E, undeniab,ly slitute. at Castleliar-hili, Eig,6mles from Oxford-street; or to be let fiurisished for a term;: itsad na large garden, abouinding with fruit trees, greenhouse, and vines in ftUl bearing., witht fouir acres of land:- it contains diniing, drawving, and breakfas.t rooms, and five lbed ditto;- coatchhouse, stable, and man's roomn over ditti,. t'ards of address miava he had at Messrs. Riley and Sapw,srth's carpet factory, 19, Old Bo,nd-strect. mVOWN RESIDENCE, inl oiiC of the ~fashiion~able -LSqiiares.-To he SOLn or LET, Furnished, on moderate terms. a desirable two-roomed. HOUSE, with douible staircase, suitable offices, coaehbonses, stable, &c. For terms anid cards to viewv apply to Mr. Lahee, 65. New Boiid-street. Letters to be pest free. ISHINO?N~GER's BUSINESS. T o he SO)L), the F LEAkSE and GOODWILL of a weli established BUSINESS, In the above line, eligiblv situate at the ivest end of tlue town. Incoming moderate. Rent onlY 70 guIineas, a year. Apply for particulars to Mir. Labee, general agent. 65, New Bond-street. Letters tto be piist free. MANCHESTER-SQUARE. - To be LET,-an elezantly FURNISHED RESIDE.NCE, coansiting of 4 serfvants' bedrooms. 3 priniiepal bedro,oms, spacious drawving and dining roomns, gesitieman's room. stonie stairs, detached kitchen. aiid offiesg, writh coacbihouse, stable, &c, throulghout in perfect repair. Furthier parti. culacs may hIe had of.%Mr. Lahee, house agcnir, &c. 65, Newv Bond-street. Letters per post to be frecc. ONTE Mile aind a Half from Hyde-pa-k-corner.-.-To be 0LET, tUnfurnished, aiwell situate FAMILY HOUSE, In good re- pair, consIsting of handsome bow-wfndow-ed drawing and dining rooms. 2 smaller sitting rooms. 5 bedroonms, kitchen. aiid otner offices. Apply for terms and cards to view at Str.Lahee's offices,65,Bond-street. Letters to be post free. ~RING-GARDEN.-Tobe LET, for thte Parliament- arySeaon,th chef RTofa Gentleman's RESIDENCE, eons- snadin a iewof he ark sutedto accommodate)I or2 lIt. PWs, or a smlllinly heewil enooher family resitdent in the hiouse. Particulars and cards to) viewv to be lhad of 'Mr. Lahee, at hi_s offices, 65, New Bond-street. L.etters per post ti, be free.- DINNER, idldlesx.-WESTEND coT'I'AGE to bLT,Frihed, or the Lease and Fatrniture to be Sild.-This cotageIs emakabe for beauty of situation, anid is enitirely adapted fora fmil ofmodrate inicome; It i.i In the must perfect repair, aind consstsnfdhlnganddrawing, roomns, 'vateretoset, 3 beat bedroonis, and 2desng rooms; 3 serv-ants' bedIroomis, kitchien, pantry, store- roo, re and si-ash house, dairy, eoachho;ise and stable. plggery, barn, stable, yard, &c. It is surrouinded by pleas4ure gronuads. andg'u-- dens, ornamented with shr,sbs, grapery, paddo,ck, &e. togethier atbout 15 acres, and is Inthe centre of the Berkeley hu'nt. Particulars atnd cards to view to he had of Mr. Lahee, at his offices,65,NewBond-street. Lettesr per post to be free, NORFOLK.-To his LET, -with possession at Mlichael- Nmiass next, TWO FARMIS, most desirably situate, wvithIfn 4 miles of the great market of Norwvich. upon the high road to the city. liwith- ouit tolls, Farmihouses and suitable buildings attachaed, Tithes anid rates extremely moderate, and aos' quantity of manure miay be pro- cured, on reasonable terms, from Norwich. One farm consists of 4113 acres,a prop rction of nearly one-sixth in plasture and meadow` land; the other ofahout 300 acres, svith Also a due proportion of meadow land, and. the additional advantage of Iying wvithiin about 2 miles of wvater carriage up to Yarmouth. Furt er particulars ant terms may be bad of Str. Lanee, general agent, at his auction and ageney offices, 65, New Bond-street, London. Letters per post to be pald. UNREEHOLD RESIRENCE, with Offices, Gardens, i and Park-like Grounds.-To be, SOLD, by Private Contract, or to ce LET. Furnished, for 3 or 5 years, by tr. LAHEE, a spacious and aubstantlal RESIDENCE, beautifulIly situate, 4 nille- fronl the eapital mkrket towvyn of CoIchester; consisting ot entrance hall, 24 feet by 20, gentleman's room, 16 fe4t by 14, mowrning room, 20 feet square, billi- ard rooni 26 feet by 18, dining roont, 27 feet by 18, drawing room, 30 feet by O0; these apartments arc 15 ficet high, iinished wvith hiandsome ynarbleehlmnIey pIeces, platel~lassAsrlno'ows,&e.G 6best bedroonms,with drbechimng roms and wvater closet, 7 attlc bedrooms, all necessary in- I offices, capital waliled garden, oroameuital plea- sure grounds, park-like meadow and ezabhie Land, wvell timbered in all- aboutS 45 acres, small farm yard, cc. comn1manding fine land anr erater viewvs, goodair, xcxellent roads, cheap mrltket, particulr.rly for fish sun col pst n ad dnt ail, slt ate b~lhsnear the hoi4se, with - many other advantages, particulanrly tvo ambeimber of the Yacht Cluib. For particulars, admise ,sn to view and to treat apply to ilir. Lahee, at his of fices, 65, Newv Bond-stract, London. C!URREY.-To be LET, a HOUSE, situated on Herne- f htill; alEso one at Norwood; both are in comiDlete repair. The' first contains a bandsome entrance hall. large dinl1mg, draswlng, and inoraling rooms, 4 best and 2 other bedebambers, kit,chen,washhouse, -vith stable, ehalsehouse, a most productive garden, and is wvell sup. pfled with water. The second contains elegant dlning, dtrawlig, library and mornhng rooms, 4 best and 3 scrvanrite bedchambLra, good,jdtchen, laundry, dairy, wvasbiouse, butler's :pantry, and nu. 1n51'05 other domestic ozS,res, with large garden,, sbrubbery, and plensure gr'btunds, tastfull y laln, out; the frnit tree's tn full bearing; 12 acre8 of land, a :-stall stable, doqble coachhouste, nuweroua other out.bnidlng5. large yard, and drytng ground. Both housesiare At for the Immediate recePtion of families of the first reipectabiUty. For 'urther partIculars and cards to view apply at Mr. dolmnesas, Herne- hJil; or at 6,Llttie DIstaff-alan*t, OIdsh4treet, Sundisay excepted. RASY NijtA S MA4 ii2e rrHC Curt of Directors-of tkie.Uniited -Cch)&J~aiy Of Mercrhants of Enigland- tgrdipy, ~4 tfie EsaRfJfildi h~~~Y otc,Tbat the Conisrnittee 17lf3luyiLand JVarebodAfswlili ready. to rective PROPOSALS in wvrlthig,-sea edllpi oin or before Wednledday, the 14th of April, 1824. frodn such persons; -as maLY be. willingt SUPPLY the Coimpany with POitTFIRIE CUTTI3SaUd-CLIP PERS, Band BULLET 'MOULDIS and tIsc conrditions of tht-PContra't may bit the 1repeals sllac beleft befr lve iIekIate oeonoftb said 4th ay ofApri, after ahc hu nhe-o ittee,wi1not re- EAST INDiAHUE sii~,5% ''HE Court of Directo'rs of th,Uid.C dIy t T Mercbar.ts of Entgland trading io the East tIndles.dobfb5V notie,~ Thata GENERAL COURT of the said COMPAI4 lilenl at thRir hoiuse, in Leadenhall-street, ou Wedriesday. the45Apl inext, from 9 -'clock In the morning until 6 in the evenn,6 o h ELECTIONJ of SIX DIRECTORS of the said CompanY, o. years. JOsEPi DAT, Secretary: To th PRORIETRS of E.AST INDIASOK 'Ladies and Gentlemen, V HE ELECTIOiNof SIX DIRECTORS of the EASTr T. INDIA COMIPANY being appointed for Wednesday, the 14th of April n ext, the favour of your VOTE and INTERFEST, is requested for ~ejol!svmgOetlemen vrz.IIUGH LINDSAY Esq. JOH~~~~N MORRIS. Ecu. ROBET CMPBLL. s. JON GOLD5BOROUGIi RA- NEIL ENJAMN EDMN- I ENSHAW. Esq. Whic wil muh olige Laies and Gentlemen, Yourmn~thumbe srvants,,GR, ILLIAM TAYLOR MIONEY IWLLI.AM, WIG I JOHN PETTY MUS.PRLATT WVILLIAM ASTELL EDWARD PARRY JOHN BAILLIE JAMIEs PATTISON JOH N BEBB RICIiARI)CHICTI EEY PLOWDEN JACOB BOSANQUET CHARLES ELTON PRESCOTT WILLIAM STANLEY CLARKE GEORGE RAIKES JAMES DANIE.LL SEORGE ABERtCRoMIBiE Ro- JOHN HUDLESTON IIINS,N' JOHN LOCH GEORGE SMITH CAMPBELL MkRJORIBANKS JOHN THORNITILL JOHN SMASTER,MAN SWENY TOONE CEHARLES MILLS, Jun. East India Ho-rae. thenlut of March, 1824. To the PROPRIETORS or EAST INDASO . Ladles, anid Gentlemen, AVING the honiour of beinig recommended to you by HA the Directors of the East India Company as CANDIDATES forL the Direction tc. be chosen this year, ire take the libertY of requestiztg the favouir of your VOTE on the day of election, WYed- nesday, the 14th April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humrble servants, JOSIAS DU PIlE ALEXAN~DER ROB3ERT CAMPBELL NEIL BENJAMlIN EDMIONSTONE HUGH LINDSAY JOHNL MORRIS JOHN GOLDSBOROUGRi RAEVNSHAW Fast India House. Miarchi 31, 1824. T': the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA zTOCK Ladies r.nd Gentlemien, ('I O SIDE ING he vry etensive nature of the canvss or sea IntheEastInda Drection, and the shortness thanu encourage by heresn, alt o the ballteo h 3disat thaks o te nmerus nd indFrindswhocaeviu forwagdeinmy favor ontha vecsion an at he iusetie goratheul toracknow- ledg th may fltteingassuancs Ihav recivedn fof tha addi-t tional suppoexrtons th nexteou v cancy which reviyoursuppgormete ii porevente mny bleinge toue tite ballt the lat.efrtvaay aving alread sumted hosyour th e, pbich groundrsuponchic pesetedmyslf ef're ouadis an Candatlemfre hen, n~a rene tiy exrtins Yoseure your coneience and yourbl supprt,and. treeTo mypet eogigiote ballETRS of AT oN the fiSTOv'Cy. Lndiet; RnLdiesGadnGenlemen T E election for scupplying the vacaincy cauised by the Tdeath of your late lamlented Director, Sir rThomras Reed, being over, 5 take the liberty of -againi presenting mlyself to your notice. By the crid of Joure next, two years wvill have elapsedl since my retuirn frons India., slulell I shall become eligibile by, lawt to aL seat in tbe direction of your aliairs: uintil thiat periodt drewv near, I abstainied frons troublingK youi Individuially wilth applications, buit It is now my, i,,ter,tion t,, pay roy personal respects tu, you, for the puirpose of is-. lieltil g yourr suzpport ShoilId arty delay or o,uission rake place, I truist that y-our itberality wvill Im'pute them to the extensive statuire of thte canvass. Ill the addiress whic-h I busd tile honour o,f nialitig to youi on tire 2d of April. 1823, 1 stated to you the grondn(s oni whbich I ventured to entertain hiopes of success In aspiring to a seat Its the East India Direction. Th,ose houpes wvere fouutded on niy being actively enmployedl more charll 30 years In rite eivil service ,if the Company under the nenpal Gouvrrinment, and tuf having towards the end of that periodI been selected by the Ho,nourable Couirt o1 Directors to be a uiientber of the Stupreme Cotuicil ofr Benigal. I iriforniad youu that I liHed that high and arduous situation fromn October. 1817, to Februar:.- 1822. an ititerval conspicuous by the great anid importanit mieasures %which led to the pre- .sent prosperous state osf the British domistions in Inidia, and I ex- pressed a willingniess to tlatter myself titat the knowledge of youir atibirs whirl, I itave acquired during this itunecourse otf service might. :tcctrding to ithe tineasure of nsy bumible ability, render me a u.4eful serratit to yout in this counttry. Tite cit,curagemrettt whiclh I have already, received justifiesi the ex- pectAtionts witicih I have ittdtilged of being honrour.li with your favosur artdI sutpposrt; and I trust that I atnt nort too presutnptrtous In decler'n mtyselt satiigulite that your coctuntetiarice Ins the general canvaLss wvhich atn, atout cur cotnrnertee ivill ettable nme to present myself at thebaliot oss tIsc first vacartey whtich may, occttr after I shall have betronie eligible. I hiave tise honour to he. xittt the greatest respeort. Ladies and Genutlemnen, Your obedient humrrble servant. 20. Mfonragur-square. Marrit 24. 1824.JA AMES STUART. W AITHNMAN, Mayo,r. A COMM(N COUNCIL, holden in the Chamber of ICA the Gtilidhiall. of the City of Londoni, on Wednesday, the 31st dayvof Mtarch. 1824. Rlesolved, Tlitat this Court has learnedt with regret thaEt a Bill has beentibrotugbt ilito tlte Houtse of Commotns by hilsMa,easy's Secretary of State for the hlonse Departtnenit, havhtgfo its object to cointhtue f,,r a furrther perod an act first 'tsed for a temporary purpose, In Itte 515th year of the reign of his lateMaet.crinnyaldth Ailien Art. That this tuet, whichl hats aluvays beens open to great objiecttion Iak principlpe, as placing niany titousand persons residetit itt this cottntry wvithiis tite dtsrretlonxry power of the Mtinisters of ithe Crotwn. and depriving tisem of thatt fuill protectioni from the laitv witich, before cthe passintg of ntis act, they had enjoyed, has tnow become still us-arc obsjectitonable. Inasnmuchi as lite reasutns stn which wiere founded Its strb;inul enactment attd subsequent reriewals as a teniporary inesesure has-c whtolly ceased to exist. That the sparing exercise by the Minisiters of the Crown of the powvers granited to titem by this tuct. so far from being a reastm fe,r its renewal, is a strong argument againist the nsecessity of the measure; and while thsCurt gladly expresses Its satisfttction at the rnestric- riort of thoie powveris proposed by the bill tiowi before parliament, yet it sees nruch reasort to aptpriltend that the perpetuatitsn of an act so Inctonsistentt witilt ite spixit of ouir lairs, artd so liaible tos airuse. mray te' effected by argtimettts whirlh, when ~u,tIY' conisIdered, prove it to, be at once uininecessaury and unconstitutional. T'itat great advanatage has been derived to this counitry, from fit; former liberal policy or admitting; alliens to a fuill participation of the rtrectiton of ttite laws; many valuable arts, Inventions,-snd maltu. ra irrurs having been brought hiither by ingenio,u% foreigners, who hare clitseti tos remove ltheir capital aind skill ortt of tite rets-ht of arbitrary ptower, and to place thenm under thte safeguard of our free gtuverninetit. Ttiat the anceient policy of o,,r governmenit riot o551ly gave to aleiens the Inestinmable right of Prtglishmener, that they slhould be protected fronrt punishniieitt without previous triail and conviction by a jury. huxt it also fenced that rigliti with especial care, by thie psrovisiton that thtarttury ntight contsist of an eqtital numiber of foreignera; whereas, urtder the operatiot sof ctle Alien Act, they are exposed rtf tite discre- tionsary exercise of individial authority, and may be punished to the exteits osf the- ruin of their commtercial as well as ,sther prospects, withtt..tt appeal toriary public or responsible trihrnttsa. Thsact thke onl gro rtd unv aigned for a fuxrther contriruance of tInsart akestt ore than ever tu be deprecatedrss a measuire which hastheapcarisie f crtuterareln ad assistingithe unwarrantable artdalamtn8pceensins f ciosesov reignawho, tinder the niame of tit litlyAitane, averofedr;ted her ritiited strength against the indeendnceof atins ad tse Ighs ad lbe rtie.s 01 mankind. Tha peitonsheprce,redtobot Iouses of Pnrliatment. praying titt heai bil ra nt assino lw. WOODTHORPE. l7 NG's'PH EATrRE-Sig-nor B ENELLI respectfully beg- leaive to inform the Noltility ani (lentry, Subscribers to the O)pera. arid the Pt,blir. that the PiIPTH CONCERT SPIRITUEL of ANCIENTI and MODERN 'MUSIC, siniilar to the Concerts Spirituels at Paris, ivill take place To-itiorrow. Part l.-l. Newv Overture, by Mr. Ancost, wvho wvill himself preside at the Pianoforte; Aneot. 2. Aria,' Friendship,peculiarBoonnf Heaven,' byMr.Atklns;, J. J. Jones, 51. B. Oxor,. 3, itecltative ar,d Aria, * On michty Pens,' by iti,ssWarne, her first appearance in public; Haydn. 4.Grand Con. certo on rthe Piantoforte.by Mstdlle.Janises, front the Royal Academy of Music in Paris. her firsit appearatnce ilt thI3 Country; Hummael. S. Aria, from the Oratorio ofI David,' by Mr. Kellirser t Zingarelli. 6. Recitative aride Aria, ' Tearssuch as terider Fathers shed,' from the O)rato,rio ofI Deborah,' by Miss Love: G. P'. Handel. 7. Aria, by Mta- daitie Catalarsi. 8. Grand ChorHs, ' The Heavens are telling ithe Glory of God s' Haydn. Part O.-I. (By particular Desire) a new Grand Na- tional Symphtony, by Mr. Clenmeriti, whbo wvill himself preside at the Pianoforte; Clemersti. 2. Atria, I'God said,.' froim the'I Creasione del Msntdo,' by Mr.Atkins; Haydn. I. AIr,'*Sad my Soul,' (by particular tdesire,l lassLove; WInter. 4. ArIa, byNMadame CataIani. 5. Duerto Instrumentale, for Harp arrd Httutbuty, by Mladlle. Pallix and Signor Cerntronsit Cianchettini. 6. Duetto, by Miadame Vestris and Signor Curioni; Rossilni. 7.Aria, by Mladamne Catalani. 8. Gr'and Chorus. Worthy is the Lamb,' from 'The Messiah;' Handel. Signor Coccia wcill preside at the Plaiioforte. l-eader of tireBand, Mr. SSpattuoletti. or the Solos,AMessrs. Litidley. WViman. Puzzi, Centroni, Mozai ad Kieseiretter. Mr. J. T. hlarris will preside at the Organ. The orchestra and choruscsn svill. be selected from the first performers, and consist ,ofurpw'ards)fl120 persoins. Theneext and las;tconcert to Sct riday the 9th of April. ApoliRatlons respecting boxes to be mdtor.Sgun,in,,Opersfficc, 105, Quandrant, Regent-street. Boxes 3guiineas each. Admisinto the Bioxes IlOs. 6d.. Pit 7s. Gallery 3s. 6d. The concerts to begin at half-past 7 o'clockc.