WANTED, an APPRENTICE, to...
NVJAN,TED, an APPRENTICE, to a Lawv andI G eneral stationer. in the City: a premnium expected; Apply at Mir. Bowler's,_184. Fleet-street. NSUANLTETD), aTn APPRENTIC.b aMmer of h '47 College of stirgeons TIn London. h rcie l branlches of the profession: a retail Is cultivated, aderyfcltwilbe given tow. ards gener-Al Imp~rovement. Apply proal,rbyetter. Post p-iid, to Mfr. Modges7, surgeon,. 6, Upper not-l . rysin-l5ne. YY udraea smiall pact of the houise work. A nei able character w%il be requiryed for steadiness, sobriety, hnsy n gl"od temper. No folowers allowed. Liberal wages give.Apyt Mr. N'elson. hairdrsser and perfuimer, Lamb's CodiSte, Fo,indling.hospitttl. ________ -WUANTEBD, i-n a v~aryy -smnaift-am'ily, whefi~re a man ~ser- WY rant iskept,a steady-resr.~etabile young Womian, from 25 to SO years of age, as, GP,NER\L SERVANT. She mnust be an excellent pIlain rook, clean in her Person and wonrk, and have an nnex,ceptiorl- alse character from her lact place. To one answering thle abov'e de- scription liberaLl wage' wIlilbe given. Apply for address atMr. Dunn's, baker. Robinson's;-row, 1< losland. WITANT ED, i a small Faml y, 4 Iiesfo town, a WY vey god PlIN COK, wo tiderstatids baking anid a dairy. She mut lag ctive nd eon tempe ed.leait andI na-It In her ss'ork anddres. od nowhowto ast an irn.Wages 1351. A mati-ser- rantclens nivs. c. Aplytn.nrTW nn.rlnitg at Mrs. Lucy's, fia.t.oner KIg-tret,Sr jaess-sret,between the hour., of S WTANTED t~o RENT in th imeiate vicinity of M'sone good markeft roam., wiathin 3.5 miles of London, a respect- abIle FVdll.YV ItSIDF.NCE., with garden. eoaehhloo,e, stable, and sitirahlen,)itbuildinirs.tog:ether smith 10 or 2oacres of good pasture land. The hoq-s mu,,st contain good dining~ and drawing rooms,, breakfast patrlotir. and 4 or Sbed,rooms, be'dee.servani7ts' apartmersits. Addressi. Post Paid), to X.X'.Z.at 7, Neilson-stllare. BlaelkfriasX-road. None need appily 's-here thsreritand termsarie not moderate. W AN ~~~~~out of liver,aUPE SRV XNT, or whbere onie onily is kept, an active single MIAN, agred Al1. with a respectable fanilly or a single centleman: h,e gorier- s'ends~ his Isri,inerss thoroughly as, a comnplete house servant. brewing, cleaning of leathers, &ke. and is wvilling to renider himself usefil can bav's a zeood character fromi the place be is note about leaving. Direct. Post rafid. to J. B. at 51r. Wingrave's, SO, St. Paul's churchyard. No .'lhecekcepcr needi sppliv _____ - rrOCAPITALITS9T.-An OPRUIYofr o ~Tthe EMPLOYMENT of C'tPITAL in aL very advantageous man- ner: Apply by letter, pest paid, to . B. 2. Se;mour street, Euston- 0PAREtTN NATS and GUARDIANS.WATE a TdYouth, of respectable connexion',i as an APPRENTICE to a Map and General Engraver. For particulars apply at 15, HIolborre-hill, op- posite FutrnivAl'5-ini. ____ ___________ A u,~APPRENTwE WXNTED,i-npa iight ~Manu`fac- r sins.le still he made freenof tiecity. Arn,odter,tt prerns'rin requiired. A youth religrios,ly educated still he preferred. Apply icfby letter, post pa,id)atMIr. Rebb7y's, umbretl,nla naufactory, A, llolh.or,-bars. YUGPERSON froM the ,oulntr,-, who udr A ttdo Dressmaking, wIshes for a SITUA\TION as La,DY's- M lD, to wait on ain elderly Lady, or tiro younng Ladies: has no ob- ,u-ltiou to gonabroad. Address~,1,'-t Paid, to o. P. 136, Great Surrey- stree.t-.1llackfriar-.road. No offceekeepetrneed apoly. -- fOY.-.A Gdentlemani wis-hes to POC Ea TUA B2 T10N for a H3ot. Il recars of age, who has lived wvith him six months, andl for whom, hr as no furtlher usr`c he is, steady, honest, foed tempreo,,d, obliging,- antitnais n-eli at table. Direct do n. C. at 3. Frederick's.place,_Old .Tewrv. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AYOUjNG M_fANT, ac-tive anti strong.z7 hsfo ik SITUATION as PORTER or WAREHOSE1 Nin TociF or any oher%shop: can havet a coo,l character and recommendation., andis 'lino t,t make himself siseful to hisi employers5. Direct to B..1.Down-street. Piceati"ll'. _________- clSGO0VERN\ESS._.-ZiLd ihst N A Ei etOGent rniern's Family: s,he gives iostruelisti in the f'tllowting brnces :,f e,dtication. without the ald of maisters vri7.:-French ttelish. stritring. arlth'o"etic, geography. hitisrv. m',s'e, and drawring, Aridre's. post paid. to B. A. at Mlessrs. -Gouldirm. d'AlMainc. and Co's.. 20. ohcsqriae. ii of,Icletters still herettirned. 4Respectable voSiIE2 MANk W TS a SITUATION\1, cAr of 'OltCTOR, NIesseneer. or Light Porter, or to have the cr fastilt of ofice; rites a c,od hand, knowts towoi wiell, and can have an tindenrishle chaarater from his employer, whomn he is ut1tm hou1t to leave, and ,ccurity' if res'tirc'i. Letters direc-ted, post pa'd,A to .X. P5.. e Mr. Paine's 11 nd Italian warehouse, 10. Lombard- rPCOFEEHTSEatlTVRN KE EPERS.-: TB N'raT'S a SITU MTON. a- HEAD WAITETI. or to sirare with anothePr, in a cttlfc"hor-e. tavern. ht,tel, or inrt. (in roamow cutr) anr'ddle seed single Mao%j. smho bost hi iies a'rd can have a g-oot character fr'tm hIsk last place. atid ran gZive -ecoTtriy If reqt:ired. Letters addressed t:t W. Il. at. Mlr. C. Walters's, 3R. 'Brook-street, ll,,lhorco. will I'e duty attended to. Nil offcekeeper tired aPPly. A C0IOLLE'CTOR.--WAN'rE), bY a youngn marrierd DEBTS . quaPitied f'or thei o'trr"s.-. aL qlTlfATT'iN to"COLLErT T Ts ari PR0(lO F7B ohl)';Iq ftor some lIttise of exttn'ive b'us,itiess. He w'tnld pref'r tha-t the~ mttolto"tnt should arise out of his own perston!t e,:"rtitris rather tha ts a lIe' salary, Secuirity to any 'trnotnt will bedgien . Apply t't J. D. 16. Great lNewport-street, Lonc-a,re. QOVERNESS-A Lady,loilg accustomed to %ha hs cto'mnieted the ett*ttation of several vouLng ladisnfa mniliesof' the hiLes-t resor-taltOity. i's desirst,is of nreeteig tt SITU \TItSN as UtX NFIESS. She speaks the Frenchilanguiageftet Is', h-av;itt been st,te titne on theicotutinent an'i profes,ses totecth FTITish. French. and Italian lan;-isces. mttsic, dran'iug. and rite ustialbrtes f eduiestion. Addres-, Pcst paid, to A. B. Mr. Tyler's, I~k.'l!sler. f`lea-ftoj,tsreet. Fit7eroy-sqrzarc. ?ff~O PAR ETS -and GU_AR PTAN~S.-WANTV in R R smell b-it resitet0,Sle t.ad'cs' 'sttbhlishn:ent at tb", ss'et end of thle t-vtu, a ytruir L.ADY. as TF lIIER, one srho Is fuilly eq:tlt itc)h '1he Fr"n.-h lngiuace gram-atically', lik;ewise the usuIa Il, routin of laies'Edicaion.If beet: ini Fronts smotild he preferredi. The .,,5t5. tmoti I a i n orphan, as she. smttiid he treated in; every resipeet as'teof the f:mils'. L,etters. nost paid. stating 'i'talifir,tlo"s.;.k`. 'addressied to 1.1.. a' SIr. MItrrer's, bookseller. Sltanc-street. Salary for itbe first year still be small. _____ __________ AResnlectable FEMTALE. who) has beeIn acculctomelC to A the care 'tf C'ilidrent. ard to instruct them 7i: the generall branches ot Eslticatitt. wl'htcs for a SITUATONT as NTTIRcFIt\' G-OVEtlNEFSq: she is aft'ectiona'e in her treatmcett to her rapivi7 has no,t'tJectionT to stork for themr. and Ie desir"us to rander herself`a po~st paid. ad:lresszed to N'. Z. akt Mr. Starlitg',, statfioner. ts1iint:tn- green. swill receive aImmediate attention. N.B. No office letters still he rer,'ived. IgVE or SIX THOU'SANDTPONDS._WXNM1t 5to,BOR!?lOW., for. Avyar', t:r tnreer if di,aired. at libteral interest. ~rither liv way of snul'or In stiv other mlanner thotiht nMore dealt. able, the abtire CUll. for the ptirp-sof it-reasing enito:1 establialted rec',,,ect'ltie eot-crn. 'in, London:. yielding f:,r the irtt 10 years a clear prs of mp-ards ttt iCIrAto per anuntit, by rte~ a'dili'tn of ato..rter branch of the %aut h:":,,:51S to it. and u-bih i:still rcqtiire the above increase af capIital. ' '-P sectriry offeredi is part leasehold aind part personal. r,rrsidered 'tildiectittn ahe. trintan i,t'trviesrthe mostfranzk eaeianitist at'd satisf:tttr-v re,ferences still he given to tsring;vist. by addressing e.tnifldntially to A.B. 511 High-shtreet, Borough, Sojithwark. ,r~C HAMCOMMONT0N WAN.'T ED, a goodI FA- / 1111.5 tll!`5F.. A'pply to MeCS,rs. White and W'.%drooffe, i, Ncms Utr.l.ncon!n's-inn. 4hOFNT HY HOYTSEH.-VWATE1P, for ~aboult .4 C m"onthi;. sitirin 7 ae f tie floral E'chatt- lnoot westss'ard), atoeld Ft''lNiStitrD F\llil.V 11ioUcE) smit gardens and grounds. ,Add' e-5, p.irt paId, to tB. a: -t tite i:ar 'If L1,I'td's coffehboti-a. rpO be LET. a HOUSE inUponplace, niear Stratflord, P Tgsaex. swith rl.i'tieb",- and statice. cointintaolg a cellar. parto,ursi, drasivr'c o-m, tori these bedr,oona. stith otr-Ibi hack andV( front garden F'tr cartictlars inquizre at MTr. Crorforrd's, Upton-plaece; ea a r. Ta4y'ltr',i. irsnosonc.,r. Sl a ees.sreet. Sohon. lru e _1E'I. ITafrrnislheul. in -th iconidiaefneigbour-I !h,-c.d of 5lerkelev-sqiuttre. thie e,:ri,e UPPEI1 PA RT of a espect. a%lte' anid m oSit conriven ientr, r?tec.roomed I I 0 IcE , fi tted4 u p sth u'ater elotsa,cs and ce7,rv crli"'iti,e for srespacta.lle famlily. smith~ an ex- cellen tkitchen. tarder. Coal celhar, &5e. Or the Leas~ of the wholde Itis~e wrould hic dispOI5d of 'in resotseternius, if prfre.For fuc.her Ipartituittar s,prtly fif by letter. t"'st Paidi to A.B. at Mfr.Sy'ns's, umbhrella ,,anufacturer, Xa'eotsret Gsiden-,q:tare. rw,o b" LET, for any oc'tiotl hetwveeii twvo anti five. years, rrI te lea " ad F:,rnitltre to he-sol.) a very convenient aiid hantls:'mellv FRNlMIlED SijOul, '.ssith two-sItall stable and ettacb- Itese ttAbe. ad ooknglito Mttl, lte.suar. t is sell suited for a'mal fMaI`.Mily of the first TrcPertablIft"', Anld as' the rotncr does no,t arish to maken it so thiect of rmol'tment. crone b:tt the most respectable still, Ie trested swit):. For t"rigiri' llily to) Messrs. B3r...tks and Cr,. htu,tr' agents. 25,t tOld Biond-street. _______ ni9 ediate piss:n,a qETotf CHAMBERS. in Verularn-r-iild- linre'. Theyater in com)plete repair, having bee:: very recetitly pa,inted and papered. Iitlea h roads"he T SLI\C'GTON\.--Jo hne LE'T.for23 or I. months, a ten- Iiroometl110115K, gent-elly fiirnisbed, in the pleasantpIariof' lal1ineton : none 'tteed appily wh" have clhildren. In,lifre of Mfr. P,,rker. iA. Nor,,ttf..aicatc. "r at S. q-uthntpeon-ro-.ttsst.r,oc Ii LASE God'mll.jet ofa SOP.in) the bread. cottage bread, glneebea. a'i istil lite inoneofthe prineiral1 thoroughfares itt he aetrpols. F)) eirsirae. dire-s, p''st paid, to A. B. at Mr. . Udcrr,tI~,lA,Flnburstret,Fiisburr.squate, 1LACKHEATH.-ToJ he LETY, ~Flrnialledl,for- is2 kD th~, or the La tbeDisnos,,d Of, ambich c-unites :!t Mji- eharimas. 1ff)). a gootd FaN'iII.Y 11005KS. t'oitstitngof three sittirg- resims, six hedrottnss. rind twvo dreseirg.r-oms. cnac'htousc, stable, anid cotrid er,rdeo. Far oartic,lsrrs sppiyltif bty letter, post paid) to X. '. Czotsth Vale Postofflee, Blackheath.- F _,URNIS;HED HOUSE.--To be LETr,f-or 3 ory respectal-lv furnished, situate I, the mnost p;easant iPart of the Nest- road. The M.nte respectable refrerenmes will hne reqrtiired. Also, a neat fo'tr-aeh.ee che~se ro be sold cheap. Parttcortes tube- knowsn at Jen- nInzs's, baker, coerster u'f Judd-street. ~SCHOOL o be LE, withot pTereinn'i._-A commro- fr~doinu endver desrabl HOUE.,ituate at Stoekwvell, to be LET: as ben may yc~s occrpie asse'ool. arid is replete smith evey cnveiene. mit lage :rr ad frr,rr earderts, ehalselouse, ant stble th ret ad txesextemey lst:it wou'ld also suit a emnail getnteel tarnilY. the neighbrutrltrd Ieng retired and very 'sipeetabie: a iea-e can ie granted,I if reure.ietters. po'~t paid. mXrrSiirh, opposite L.rve.lane, Stoe~kutll sI he atede. o '{TCH 4AM-eE Surrey, 8 miles from Luonron.- 'rbe LET. a cOnvenient and ritorrv tIoTISE', It: good repair. smel caettitelfor a schiool, being fitted uo for the purpose, o r fira nmi- meious fartlily- teitisItros slt mt vrcneio a very large garden, 'tell stocked: tn hotey e: laudrirm, bt,whrru5e,w~aC,ihoUSe. Ac.: latd, I tetittired. For par'icnlars apply Illby eter,pot paid) nt F. Mlillaird, Clt'pel-strect. l'oUndliri o .1. ttielier, plumbter, -jciti.__________________ 10 GRCESand Oh9ere-To bc 1)ISPO~SFD O~F, ?T Is' Ptriate Conitract, an established aridfiratratelI.E SEHOLD) PREMTISEFS, in a great tboroughfare, and highily respectsl.le neigh- bourhotad. The prenilses comprise aL s:thstaTitial andI atel built brick dwelling-honuse, wIthi handsome shop anid private entre.itee, orosqt ad- vantageousily situate, and being In One of the priuncipal streets to aind from the City of London. eontainirizr 2 attics sin the third flutor, 2 rourns on cthe second float, 2 on rlite first dloor. S on the ground floor, ahn tt esh-o p,-p`ar-Ione,r behin'd, 'an ..d ycar_d-,-on thI 'a enI kt caeti.', vashits, &Ac.: the whistle are hela for the iunexpired terra of 9 yearts rom Lady-day, at a lo'w rent. For further particulars and cards to veat Inutilire 'at A. Assereti's anction office, Canaont-ro', West- mtnster. TAMTFORD-HILL HOUSE.--To be LET, Fur- 's rtithed, a capital detached FAMTILY RESIDENCE, situate tepon the most pleasatit part of Stamfonrd-hill, in complete reoair. and tire furniture chiefly new, smith unifturnr v.Itlnzt, .screened from the road by an ornamentalshruhbery,fore court,and carriageapprrtach,enclosed with iroit palisaies, folding sates, and servants' entranuee, contairning at entrancehall,breaktast, dining, anld draws'lng rooms of large dimeni- saons, 6 best hedehamnbers end servants' roomns, kitchen, scullery, ser- vants' hal. butler's and housekaeper's room.s, pantries, suirie, ale, beer. and c"al cellars. laundt y and bhtkealiuos detached, with other offices. a f6.stall stable. coaehhottses and yard for potiltry, svalled kitchen gardens abundantly stocketd smith ths choicest fruit trees, iee and summer houses, grapery and greenhorsqe, orchards, lawn, terrace, shruibbery.,observatutry. Ac. niearly opposite Mr. Rothehild's. Apptly oit the premises for particulars atid to viesv. XW!ARI.NE RESIDEENCE, Kent.-To be SOLD, by 'tt private contract, or to be LET, handsomnely Ftirnished, a dc- sirable detached FREEIIOLD HOUSE, itt comrplete repair, consisting of an entrance hall, breakfast parlouir, good dltrlut roorn smith a cir- eular bow window opening on a lawn, arid cmnmniucating by folding doors, with a parlour, so as to formn one large room, a drawing room, A good bedrootms, a dressing room, and svater closet on the bedroom 'door, butlers pantry fitted up svith every convenience.a man servante' sleeping room, 2 spaclots klitchens, stcullery, and every other requisite convenience and aecommodatitn for a genitleman's family, together swith adouble coachhouse (over Nvhich is an excellent-sleebing ro-,m), 4-stall starle, poultry yard, larvn and pleasure ground, with a small paddock and kitcheit garden. The premises are situate opposite the chureh, in the parish of Sholden, near Deal, ad oining the turrpikt road leading fromn Deal to Sandmiclh, 9 mIles from Rtamsgate, and about the gaone distance from Dover, and are sveU suppiled wvith ex cellent spring avater and also with rain water from taro large tanks The boulsQ commautds a fine view of the Downs, the North Foreland R'tmsgatc-taarhour. and the surrounditig country. For further parti calars apply to Mlessrs. Sharp and Clark, L'pholsterers, Uernera-street oxford-ltcet. -IRANP) MNASQUE RADE, ARGYLL ROIM"C- lkXUnder the Immediate Patroflage Of twelve Noblemenl-Th urs lay, 'May 13. 1824.-The Public areii rspectfully Informed thaLt a IIAS~URADE ill TKE PLCE 6nthe 13th instant, hIV61ch, for i~1r'dur,noelt, ad irtr~s, wllsurpass any thait' has bsefn ovenfor omeyear pas. ToilIes ib'sg to vegsle their youanf.'Ar brache,. ithut ingingin he otey group, may retain bo1lws by erly ppliatio. Fo admssio, caracter and other ticket-a, eppl totheComitte, a Mr Clbrie Wight's, Opera.colonaSde, Hav- markt, ho illsuply te f9.~~tyneson tbe occasion. ~~HEMETRPOLIAN LAN ad IVEST- CAPIAL-NE iLiIONSTERLING. For the Inivesting of CaPital on Securites, producling a Permanent and Regular Rate of neet Sir Thoimas BarrettLnadbat "n Tovgood call. Mlr. Sergeant onslow .. Wiliam Wingfield, esq. DtETORS. Benjamin APslev, esq. Wilkinson Mlatlhews, erq. IEdward Oeorge barnard, esq. William L.orane5 Rogers, esll. John Bourdieu, esq. William Taylor, esq. Colonel Archibald Camnpbell William Henry, Tinney, esq. Edwvard clarke. esq.George Digby WingSoeld, esq. Thomias Barrett Lenniard,esq.M..P. Broome P. Whitt, esll. George Barrett Lennard, ceq. John WIrottesley, esq. Standing Counsel-I-. Bellenden Kr,eqLnch5-fl Soliciturs- Messrs. IV. and J. W. Birom~ley, Gray's-innfl.slua1e. Secretary-Mr. William Broinley. Actuary-MIr. W. S. Stratford. Bankers-I,%Tesra. Rogers. owvgood, Olding, aTnd Co. Clemente515ne. Thiedifficulties attending the investunent of capital by individuals on landed securities, toggether wsith the lowv rate of initerest produced hy the funds, sges ted the idea oi forming a Joint Stock Compatly, forth prpseofmaking such Investment. The capital ofthe Companycnitofnemlon to be sub- scribed for in share of onme hunlderoedpsotusnodsah e e cent, to be Paid Fit the timie of subscribting, the remainde wilb aldfor by in9talments of .5 or 10 per cent. as opportnte ofivsig the capital (icaur. The nature of the investments will be mortgages, annuities, life interests, ground renits, anid reVers'ionary property; the principal obiect is to make a fixedI and regulatr half-yearl pro-n,iSTbltn all Incidental protits arising trmm clie fallfing in of reversionayp- Perty by way of additional dividend or bonus. The regular dividend Will, it is confidently expected, considerably exceed the general rate ,of Interest obtained on public sectiritics. The cspital wvill in no instanee be dimiinished, an, whenever rever- Isionary or other property Is purchased, on the disposal thereof by the Company when It falls4 Into palse55510n, the original purchase monieywvill be returned to the cal,ital. Whbit the ComnpanyoXiersrno prospect of immo,:derate gain, the shareholders incur no possible res-ponsibility, nor is the capita. in any wiee "n.t fin lhaard, as none but unexceptionlable secusrities will be accepted. iPersons desirous of taking shares will sendl proposals, addressed to Ithe Secretarv, at the Office of tise Companly', 3, Verulam-huldings, Gray's-inn., at wvhich place further particulars cvill be furnlishied or by application at the banking-hiouse of Messrs- Rogers, Touwgood, anid CO. w here books arc now open for the reception of the first instal- mnent.of ] per ceilt. which, byllresolution of the Courtof Directors, must be paid on or before the 15thi of Mlay. The Co;npsar'-re nlow ready to advanice ioneiel by way of mortgage or aninuity. aiWt treat for the purchase of life Interests, ground rents. and reversionary property of anly kind- Applications to be made at the office, as above, frorn 1O to 4 o'clockc. VTISTRESSED SE9TTGXR_S at tile C~APE of ~GOOU AYHOPE.-The Comnmittee for managing the Subscription for the Relief of thte Distressed settlers aLt the Cape of Good Hope publish the follmoing list of subscriptions. The reports of the Comnniittee maLy be obtained gratis, on appli- cationl to the Treasurer, the Secretary, or to Mr. Thomas Underwvood, 32. Fleet-street. Subscriptions already advertised I 1,1 120 Sir R,'bt. Wigram, hart?10 0 W. C. Wright. esil. . 2 0 Cha%.Robinson,esq. Hljigh. MrIs.Pearce, Peceham I 1O1 biarte - - - - 200F.--110 R. Btickhonse and Co. Rd. Plumnptre Glyn, esq .50 0 Suinderland -I-10 0Joseph HRrrisou, eq ar. Alex. Itiddell, esq. Queen- leyford-place - 0 0 Estreet- . . .10 10 0AdOsiralCluts.P. Hamilton 100 0 Edward Steers, seq. 5 0 0Miss Eliz. Frank - 100 0 M4. B. . . . . 210 0Jereinialh Olive, esq.- 100 0 -1 - . 5 0 0Jonathan Peel, oal. of Ace- Samuel Briggs, esi. - 10 00 ringtonHouseandFarniiiy2 0 0 John Petty Muspratt, esq..5 0 0T ToFriends, per Curries NV. Hob-on,esq.Mfarkileld,5 0 and Co. - - 2 20 Stamford-hill - - . . Hustlr, esq. Jesus Cal- Joseph Jellicoe, esq. - .5 0(P ISge, Cambridge II 10 S. T. - - - - .,00G -D. - -- 500 Joseph Fletcher, esq.-.5.5 0ReL-. B. TwvopeniyI-110 J. N. per liurley and Co. Children - 10 0 Lowes - - - 10 0Coloniel and Mfrs. Charles Col. Hlenry WNorsley, East Stedan - - - S.0 0 IndiaCoin parsy's,Service.5 50Chiristopher Smith, esq..50 0 Cant. Rtobt. H all (Al)Royal Geor'ge Kilgour, seAq.- .50 0 Navy - - - - 30 0First Ainosnt of Subscrip- %Tr. JamessBuirowes -2 00tions reported at Mian- John - - II 0 chester - -97 14 0 Earl of Hlardwicke -50 0 0Dr. Fox - 5 00 lames Brant, call. 530 0Dr. P. II 110 S. R.I-. 10 0Richt. Fennell, eseq. - 3 30 At thie Treasuirer's. Thos. N. powvlett. s. Earl WbVit%orth-- -21 00VMrs.Walker, Ponder's-nd '1 10 00 Lady Anine Ilarniard - 20 00Couintess Dowager of Lady Carr Glyts - 2 0 0 Rosse- - - 30 00 T'. W. - - - -I2 0 0Thiomas Tenison, esq. -2 10 0 Sir MtcbRrdR-ardinge,bazt.1l? 0 0Edward Tenison, esq.- 2 10 0 Rev. George A. Iiatch, Fri. Earl Browvnl,,w 100 0 day-street - - - a53 0J-. S-iith WVright. call. Robert 3. Coulmiuan, esq. 530 0 Rernpstone. Notts 100 0 Matthew'Consett, cell. 2 00H. H-ussev, esq. . . I0 0 Christ. H. Ware, esql..5O0 0Charles D5uneomnbe, esq. 250 0 Mfr. Thoinas Cooper, Rto- JohilBrouncker, esq.- 1 1 0 chester - - I00 C. D. - - 2 00 ('.N. Roceseter - - 2 00Ron. J'hn Trevor - 1 0 C. linker, ecIi. - 33L 0 Mrs. Trevor - - 5.50 %Widow at Leamnington .10 0Remlitted per Messrs. Raxvsons, John Morris, esq.East Indiia HaIifax. Director - - 10 0 0H.L.Edwards. eaq. ilalifax 22 0 John Ward, sefv. 200 0"Mr. Alex. Soiter, dittoI-10 0 Sam. R. Fydell. es5.-. 5 00 MIss F. Holmes, ditto - 20 0 Anionymro.us frosmn Skicton 3 30OS. Rawson. esql. ditto-2 2 0 Al M r. Underwood's. W._ H. Rawvson, esq. ditto 22 0 G.W.ISO - - 1 0 0John RawaoR, esq. ditto 22 0 F. Holland. csll. - 110io Thus. Horton, esq. ditto 20 0 Peter Duncan. Son.and Co. ~l330 Mr. S. Hail.dltt- - - 10 0 F. M. and J.C. - - 0.5 0J3. and NV. Priestly, ditto 44 0 A.A. u -II- 10 Johnm Waterhouse, esq. do, 22 0 Sir Jableil Brenton, hart.I10 John Dess-sdcen, esq. ditto 22 0 NIr.- J. Rakig II110 ChriAt.Saltinarsh,esll.ditto 22 0 Mliss S. RankingI-1 10R. WVainhouse, esa. ditto 2 20 At thie several Bankers. Mfr. T. Ridgtmvay, 54 uddere- Hankeys and Co. - 10 10 0 field - - 10 0 Sub;criptions arc received by, the Treasurer, Wni. Fry, osq. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry; ly1 Mtessrs. Frys and Chapman, and the se- veral bankers in the metropolis; by Mtr. Thomas Underwood ~0 Flet-4tree'. Agent to the Committeeat Cape Towvn ; and by the 6orn- mnittee sit thie City of London Tavern, where all communications ire to I.e addressed. W. M. HARRIES, Hiou. sec. City at Losdon Tavern. April 30. 1224. R Y L HUMANE SOCIETY, instituted 1774., for th EOVFR"v of PERSONS APPARENTLY DROWNED or tIAD Paro I.IThe KING's Mfoat Excellent MAJESTY. P'reside,rt, His Grace the Dukeo,f NORiTHUNIBERLAND, E.G. At the FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY FESTIFAL of this Inlstituition. holders at the City of Lonidon Taverni, on Wednesday, the 31st of Ilrh 84:TiMOTHIY A. CURTIS, Esq. in the Chair. The followinig donations and subsacriptions were received:- After the Anniversary Admn. Sir Edwv. cod- Sermnii preached by rington, bart, aR?IT1O the lion. and Righl.t Lieut. Cooling, R.N. a II 0 Rct'. Lord Bishop of SiNrs~. CoIe - - a II0 L`ehfield smndCoventry, TIhomas Cox, MI.D. a II0 ort Bedford chiapel. John Crawtford, esq. a II0 Bloonisbury - - ?69 57 W. G. Davis, esq.I-110 H4is Grace the Duke of NV. C. Dendy, esq.Ia .Nort,nhumerland, E.G. J- A. Dixon, esq. - 110 President - - - 100 0I Bryan Donkin, esq. a II 10 The Lord hligh Charncel-0 Petler Dornmay, car1,a II 10 lor, L.D. 2d subs9cript. 20 0 0Jnhn Dormay, esq. aII 0 limo,II and Right Rev. Lord lhenry Farnell, esq.I. 0 Bishop of Lililfield and Jamnes Farncll,esq.I11 Covestry - - - 10 10(0Jmmhn l-arliell, eseq.I-~ 10 Farl of Birownlow - - o50 F. Featherst,mne, esq. I110 Lord ilenniker, V.P. 31d Charles Field, esq. a II0 doniation - - - 10 10 0George Field, esq. - II0 Lord Braybroo - a 2 2 0J. H. Forrester, esq. a II0 Sir A. Hiums, bart. V. P. Captalo Forster - - I1I10 L. D- - --30 Samnuel Forster, esag.-11 0 Sir R. T. Farhubr, bart. 2630 T. F. Foerster, esq. II 10 SrW.n. As sbu"rn'h5az, It. C. Freese, esq. 10 0 hart. . . . a 2 2 0F. Fi eese, eseq. 010 6 John Atkins, esp. aid. WV. Frisby, esq. a 11 0 V'.P.L.G.--', Z0 W. Gaitskell, 3un. esq. 1 10 J3. GureY,C55l. V.P. a 2 2 0-Girdlesta,mne, sq. a II0 T. I'arquh%r. esqi. - -21 0 0Stephen Geary, esq. a 1I10 Johni Crowder, esq~.aid. 1.5 1o0 John. Gray, eseq. aII 0 Isaac Mlinet. call. I 15 150 JohnlItaess, eq. - I1I10 V. F. itivaz, csq.- 1.5 1 50 John Halliblen, eag. a 11 0 Ditto - - - -a I10 MissSarah Hawves a II 10 Chas. Barclay, esq. Trsa- J- Hil,pius, esq.I- I 10 suirer, L. D.-- 1 )1 0 .. ood, esqi... II10 John Mate, eseq. 'I 'O II0 100 Char~'les Hudson, eiq.I1I10 B. Brown 'l - -li10(-Jhon, esq. - 1 1 00elqII E. J. C:ollett. call. H. P. - 101 .Jna s .a,II0 I.. A. de Ia Chaumette.eall. 10 100J 13. B:Kllysq.i 0 J. Collett eseq. -- 10 10 0P. Kenidall,eseq. L.G. II 10 0.- Coutts, esq. - 10 110 0George Kilgour, eseq. 1 0 0 r. A. Curtis, calq. L.G, -10 10 0'f. Kinlg, all. LI.G a I1 D. G. . . . . 10 10 0N'. KirkPatrick, esq,. I110 n3.G. Dalvil call. - - 500')A Lady . . . . 00 E. Fosrster, 55llq- 10 10 0Rev, Chmarlton Lane, MI.A. M. D. Getting, call. -0 10 0 L.G. .-... 11 Mliss Ha wes - - a10 10 0Capt. L.yop, R.N.I110 J. W. Hiartshorrne, esai. 10 10 0WI.. -NJ - -I110 W., Nielton. esq. .- -10 10 0J. 1Macdon.ald, esaq. Ia I 0 J. Milw;mrd, esqm. L.D. 10 10 0 Js.Myad a. i WV. W. Na-sh, ellsq -1 0 a. Jh-MiYntod, seq. a II0 T. Sauniders, esql.W--I)10 0WX. Morley, call._a IIO0 'I'. Wilkinson, Csll. -0 1i0 0Benj. Newvtonl, es([. i t 0 Colonel Clitherow - . 50To.Qda,eq a 110 Y. Fletchier. esq. 5 P - - -c .-0 P WV. Forrester, el. - 5 .S0 Joseph Pennly, cll. 110 W. "Mastd. call. - o.550 D. Pollock, e6q. L.G. Ia 0 Messrs. Peacock and Co. P. Preslanid, esel. ; a' II1O City of Londo,ntaVecrit a.55O 0Alf-red Pric,,e,,si.. a 1 10 IV. Sharp, call. L.G. .5 50 John Princee, esq.1O J. W'milmot, esq. - .5 50 Thomnas Proctor, e. T. wAilson. semqi. H.P. L.G..5 10- - Rice. esar. .-- 1 I0 B. Woolner,eseq. .5.5 0J JRobinsonj, esq. a II0 0. Acland. esq. - -3 30Wns. HW ju, rn. esg. L.G.I11 0 1R ev. R. W. Pioctor, Nd.A. 330D F. Rulfe, esq.IOa 1 0.: Simp'son, seq.-- 33 0 laes Rust,eseq. 1IO XVIN. linok e. a 2 2 0 r Sanderson,se-q. a I110 W.Bowles. call. - - - 2 2 0Gee. Saunders, esqi. a I110 Bitt - 5-'2 2 ' F. Sclhott, eas,. . 1O0O Professor Colcosata . 20G E. . F. Schiveiger, esq. I10 0 A Frienid - - - 22 0 Irs. Simon - . - IS F. Houigemont, esq. - 2 2 0ThOmas Simnpsoln, dl I C' Welstead,sebq. a 20I W-IV Simpson, seq. 1 J1. Addington,le. 5'' a I10- -Smith, call.- J 110 T. G. Agassl7z . a 110 W- U, Smith, eseq. II 10 -Allen, se'q. - I 0 0 Wnm.Smnith,junI.e5q. . i16 Win.Alln. ell - . 1 10 J. Al. Sparks, esaq I 10 - Aniderson, eseq. I00 -Stap, saq. - 1 1 0 T. Andesroni, e511 1II0 Archiliald Stewsart, esai. IOO Anonlymous - ,76WXV E. Swvanson, sa,q. 1 1 C. hi. Ashley, cv a I1 10 Josn Stuart, esq. - I110 WV.G. Bagshawe,es'll.a i Io 0- ---1I10 - Bagater, esq ( M . Tatbam, eaq. - - 1I10 .1. Bailey, seq.I10 Stephen Tew, eseq. a ITI J. liainbridg', esq. I1 0 Samutel Tu~rner, esella I1I10 Wmn. Berwick, eseq.I10 George Vauighan,; inn. JoAtl. Bishop,rq 110 esq.II. 11 W.H1.iBooth, seq 110 J.W. .OO0 MsattL 13iwden, ec ,a II0 Robert Walter, essq. 110 Rev.A.Birandran i T.A. a I1 0John Walter,sesq.I.110 i; K.B Pr',ekmnan, t5seq....... - 1 1 0 -W9arter, eeq. 1 0 0 Robt. Buloenk, ev5q. a I 0 - Watsoin esap - . e 1 O C'has. Burtield, esq. a I 1 0 ('aptain Weletead - - 1 1 0 Chas. Iiurgett, esq. 3 1 1 0 Wm. IVilliams, esq. a 1 1 0 T. Callaway, esq. a 1 1 0 ThomasWilson, esq. a 1 1 O Wm. Caneroc, esq.. I I 0 Captaini WVjlson, R. N. 1 1 0 George Carr, esqc. - I 0 Janies Winter, esq. - 1 1 0 E. 11. Cthapman, esq. - 1 1 0 F. WItherby, esq. a a 1 1 0 J. Chapmlan, esq. - 1 1 0 C. Woolner, esq. - 1 1 0 Ednv. ChaLrletoml, esq. a 1 1 0 B. WVyon, esq. - I 1 0 J,hin Chlurch esq. - I I O William Yatrs, esq. a I 1 0 TrhomamaClark, esql. a 1 1 0 George Clark, esq. a I 1 0 X729 14 1 OlIN 'MARTIN, MI.D. Itegitattr. Society's House, 29, Bridge-stret, Blackfriars. Since the estahiishnsent of this s'iciety upvards of 5,400 persons have becis restored frorn apparent death, aiid rescued from Imminent danger; and nearly 21,1J00 persona have been rewarded for risk,ing their lives to preserve others. One Giiinea AnnuTllY constitutes .' Governor. T'Ivo Guineas Annually - - - a Director. Teti Guliseas at onie payment - - - - - a Llfe Governor. Twenty Guineas - - . - B - - a Life Director. Subscrrptionts are received by Messrs. Barnard and Co.; 'Messrs. Drummond and Co.; Sir Jouii Wim. Lubbock, bart. and Co.; Sir John Pinhorn and Co.; aud by theTreasurers and Registrar. The Methods of Treatnent recommuended by the Society may be had, gratis, at the Society's House; where the Sermons preached In Aid of its Funds, aind the Annual Reports, are sold. The governors and the public are requested to visit the Society's receivinig house, in Miydc-park, w,here a medical assistant and mien are constantly in attendance dttrlng the batlhing and skaiting seasons. The Comniittee would be thankful for any informatiois that might tend to improvement. Prize Gold Medal.-The Committee of the Royal Hluniane Society, assisted by a deputation of the elder brethren of the Trinity-house, will niseet In afew days to take Into consideration the E-ssays and Models for time " Prevention of Shipwreck, and the Preservation 01 Shipwirecked M'iariners," whlch have been transmitted to the Society in c'-nsequence of an advertisement Issued by them last year, aud cir culated in France and In America, and to adjudge the gold mnedal oi the value of 50 guineas to the author of any essay or discovery thai may be found to merit this mark of distinctlop, -'IVE POUNDS R]EWARD.-STOLEN, on Fiday 3 last, from the Warehouse of Mr.Charles Wright,wine.merchant, Haymarket, a HAMPER of I DOZEN CHAMPAGNE and 1 DOZEN CLARET, directed, perrnitted, and packed. to Sir Thos. Turton, bart. JIn 6eld. Surrey:" the Celiarman's Hat wvas taken at the same time, wh oh wvas traced toa helper to one of thetHampstead carriers. | The above REiWARD will be giveni on conviction, or on the recovery of the property, by application as above. To SlrJ. SHAW, Uart. Presiden*t; R. STEPHENSON. Lsq. Treasurer anid the other GOVERNORS of St. BARTHOLOMEW's HOSPITAL. My Lords and Gentlemen, N OW that Sir L. Harvey has resigned bis situation, I N respectfully submit to your consideration the grounds oni wvhich I presume to solicit the favour of Your support In thc ensuing ELECTION of an ASSISTANT-SURGEON. I received my surgical education at the Hospital, as an apprentice of the late Mr. Ranmsderi, and dresser for many years to the late Mr. Long, Zevotlng my closest attention, duringa period of 15 years. to the study ofmy profession ir. all its branches. at the noble charlty over which you preside, and Its connecced mueaical school. Since the expiration of my apprenticeship, I have partly been en- gaged In prvate practicein Lomdon,and fartlyoceupledln the medical department of the British army, in which I have held, for 10 years, the rank of St3ff-surgeon. In the charge of large military hospitals, both abroad and In this country, I have had the most ample apportunities of practice and ex- perience In caPital operations, serious accidents.and all other parts of surgery: and w was engstged in rendering active assistance to the wounded soldiers of the British army on the occasions of the two last vacancies. I beg to observe that I am the author of several works*, from which the result of my unremitling efforts in the acquirerment of surgical knowledge may be estimated; and I appeal on this point to the opinion of the profession a large, whose continued and Increasinig demand has made it neces:Ear for me to publish repeated large editions. I wish further to Impress on your attentlon the Importance of that early Instruction In the general scien tifc principles, and of that great field of observation In the practice of surgery, which are affordedby a large hospital, and wvhlch have led you and your wvorthy predecessors, as well as the governors of the other principal hospitals In London, to choose the!r surgeons from those who have enjoyed these advantages as hospital apprentlces. Referring you respecting my character and conduct, during and subsequentiy to my hospital studies, to the unan5mous testimonial of your medical officers whu have had the best opportunities of appre- elating tthem,. } conclude by earnestly and respectfully soliciting your vote and interest, and assuring you that. In the event of my suc- cess, mY utmost eiflrtb wlU be exerted to justify your choice. I have the honour to remain, my Lords and Gentlemen. your very obedlent servant, SAMitTEL COOPER. 26, Portman-street, Portman-square, 29th April, 1824. * The articles on surgery in the New E:snyclopadia of Dr. Rees. Treatise on Diseases on Joints- being the essay which gained the Jacksonian prize at the Royal College of Surgeons, In 1SO6. The first Lines of the Practice of Surgery, London,Svo,1813,fourth edition, in S vols. 1820. Dictionary of Practical Surgerv, 4th edition. 1823.