FOR BENGAL and BENCOOLEN....
pOR. BENGAL and BENCOOLEN.-For IPassengmr .0 .Tfisal 'earil in June, chartered bhy the l,.EsIni ,mPY. t ~ S PLAYTON 500 tons, DAVID 15 ILLEIt, Coin- walat,La3go accoznmodations for drsear,a' c4tri"a a surgO. o ute.particulars apply to teCmadr'a h -tvhtsa.or td Johrn anti Thrnlwas Dawaoio, 9, Billlter- square. , (ItiR BOMI3_~AY- Di5rect, the fast-sailing teak SHYlP "U '11MAlIg. rburden 4300 tons. Capt.TIIONIAS1 GREENi HellsC'oi PfIn7'S, Service, Cormmander, iA now on her passage to Portsmnoutth to cabin db%ngaZji, At few cadgts maiy l,e accommiodated, each with a ,whole cbIn. Apply toNfezors Palmier, Wilsoni, and Co. Kliig' r' "Rtid M .r.- jloIijrt Taylor, 10, Tokenhousie-yard; or to Emn head. 1. Rticbe's-coort, .lsnc-strvtt. ~O1~BOMB~AY,-now loading. anii positively to sail t0~l1C.t ~ on4 orbefore the 12.tis of Mday, the river built SHI 55R~USOtHASTVINS, burrdeni 500 tonw, ALEXA-NIIEl \V1i'NO~g COntnnder, (late of the pllosnix), yingz lit the City CbXC2I h l~o,ls, w thery superIor aRmomodutlortsforpasszefgera, nOd iSt .vlreon For freight or passage apply to the C.-=Ulxn- der attis' JruslemandI Lloyd's ce-fieehonses. to Gtorge Lyall, the Royal Exehmjige; or to John anid Thomnas T~~RCALCUTTrA Direct, for Plassengersr only, tha sasil 01 the l.sr or J'ose Or forfqit freight havingz thie greater part Of her eaIrVs nn bosrd, ?be ic fAst satIfnzg S-iP (IORrC HOME (late H.Mi.S. Ja1001e1, hurdes,500 tonn; TOBIAS YOUNG, Commander: lying at Ilmlsek'wll: This ship has a Poop and very superi-or Reconmmodationts -fT P---eri~er,,.and carriLs-asurgeoDn. She'lhas justimadelher voyage to Birtairfi and i,ack in S month,. For passage apply to lessrm JaMes Thi-nI.s junn. -ndCo.Barge-yard; or toWmn.Abererorr'bLe. 4,Birehlnl.lanC. J'01LUALCUTTA Direct, for passengers only, to-sai.l G- raveend early In Junie. the Ho.nourishle Company's Oh8leld 5$ I BYNE, bairdesn 500 ton,. GEO)RGE STEPHENS ~lae fth 1lonurieConipany's extra.ship Coldstrearm) Commander; ~5 PO"P.wIthexcllent accommnodations, atid carziesi a surgeon. ForParicuarsaply to the'Commander, at the Jerusalem coffee. ~nsa. 3h Tbrogrton-street ; or t,, John and 'I hoonas% tawson, 9. ~~ OR CALCErFTA, with leave to call at Madera and bted,ss a cartred ship, to pr.,eed wvith all posibitle des.path,b 111 rnlrkal -fstsailing SHIIP CIR1CASSIAN, C,. R. DOUTHWA1TR, Consnades. 'urdn 500 Itons, A I : lyirag itn the City Csual. This vessel is P)early new, having only made one vOyag to and fromi Cal- clitta, has a poopad very lofty cabIns. Is eleganTtly tittedi uP for pas. senrers. and will carry an experIenceed surgeOnt. She will call at pOrts- Mouth f,sr pa.eeogers For freIght or P11ssage RPPIV to theComnmaRder. at the Jer'i'alein coffeehouse: to Messrs. Low Brithers, 24,Mlarkc.lane; or to Mr-. EdwTard Rule, 24, LIme-strtet. OR V'AN DIEMIEN's LAiND anti NEWVSO~UTH U WA5.FS, the remarkabliy fine fast asxIlng river bimlt SHIP WTARV9EY. t)'ANTEl PFAwiSg (late of tQe BirItomarrl, Commander; 5'nrden 40')tons: copper fa.stened,eoppered,and armed,lying is,the New7 'p'es.ln,0odon docks. The accommod.atIons for passengrers by tils vessel are of a mos-t soperior deseriptina. and Captain Pleache. bieim,s well ac- quainted with the colonieA, wvill Impart all requisiLte Informnilton to eCrsons proceeding by- this ship. An e4Cperlenced smirgent ivill be on bard. For freight or passage Applv to the commannder on board; or sat Lloyd's; or to Whi4 ,ton and Hewiltt. 38. Crrntchedfriara. Q'YEAff1PXATh', f f_rom. SOUTHAM__PTOQN tO ' IA7RE_rDE_4RACETh-Te ?.IEDN.1 STEAMT PACKET will start for Ilavre every Tuesday, early In the mornling; and will leave Mavre every Fridaty, as the tide maFy suit, till fuirther notice. On Tuesday, nert, the 25th Of May.i- the passngers must be on hoard at m.a,in to xecure EL p=aage A -be' is,-ht. The new see beati,tful temPaeclee Camilla. bulUt estpresfip for this passage, wrtll soorseorm- ienecernsnuln,,. Particulars In fututre advertisements, For particu. la"s Aeply to Mr.`tlarch, the anent. Soultbampton. __N P0OLLO0NICON, a grand 'Music8I Instrument, in.. 1-1-Vnte~d sad constructed by Flight and Rtob-ion, orgRn-builiders, under the patorotge of ?Iq bla sJesty..-On Saturday next, as 2 o'Ielolc NIr. PUJRRI' will pertorm oni the Apollonleon a SItLEOTIO N of fa. TeUZedaNstLStC,hinwhlch will be Introduce-i-Overture. La Reine de Fmb, aydrit rCanzonet. Recollertlon, ditt.; Rousseau's Dreamn. Duc t,at 'ThotRh you leave me no- In sorrow,' Rob Roy: Pot Ao Si teiibelt: Orvertuire. DI Sevlglia, Rossini; Fra taxtte Angaee, di.tto; 'Tyrant, t enme,t Bfiishp; 'Just like love,' Dav-y LaI' Citas%e. SLtarlcle.&e. The rooms sre open daily fromn I to 4 o'clock, 101, St. ?'lagtn's-hlen. Admittatnce s. ;r;pU0 PN,G1NEERS-_THAMES and ISIS STEAM' l. NAVIGXTTON COM4PANY'-The Directors of the above Cam-. pans aro readv to receive SzPE"ILFICATIONS, PLUNS, and ESTI- 7ATE.S f S'FAM( ENGIN S to PRBOPEL BARGES, on the most imlProved principles Part?culars Of the strength of engines -and dimen3lonq of thje 'vessels In selfich the engines are to be -used, maiy be bad by apPliesilon at the offite, 64I, Broad-street. ____________?T V. J. LYND, Secretary, (fli OM 1I10N. against GE RG KENNING,a Rkltnkrupt.-Tbe CREDITORS wcho have Droved their debts uirder the tnmmi,sion agenst GEORGE KENNING. late of Church. street, Spitalflelds,. In the countY of Nliddle.4ez, silktmau. may RE- CEtVE A IVIDEND of 7s. 6d. in tbe Pond by aiop ying on Monday; the'24th. or Wednefsday, the 2Oth of May In.stant, between thehboars of I I and 2, or on ana- subsequent Monday or Wednesday'- between the Fame hours, at our office, 25, Queenl-street, ClsearsiAe. Msay 17, 1824. WEBSTER bud SON, Follellorti to the Assignmees of the said B3ankrupt's Estate, T&TOTICE to CREDITO-ps.- ~AI Pers~ons having any L CLAIMS or DEMANDS on thCESTATE of JAMEFS HASEL'DEN, laite Of Crrub-street sod Colcman.street, in the city of London, horse dealer, dealer and chapman, anid who intend to prore their debts under thae comnmission of bankruipt awairded and fissued, and now lin IPrcSecutioi. agaifnst thL said Jamea Hasieden, are reque.,ted forthwith t~sn OM M"aiacin of thehf said debts, together with-all and every securitlis they mn~- hold for the samAe, in order that such debt may be Inspected, and their depositions prepared thereon accord. Ingly. E. ISA kCS;, SoIcltor to the Commission, 6, Bury-street, St. 5fary-axe. -WHEREAS by an Order of the Hiigh'CoUrt of' Chan-. cV ery. made In acertain cause entitled 'B3urnle Agis Anderson'l and 'Burnia agaitnt Stewart.' it wras referred to Williamn Winyflielsi. e.,q. one of the Masters of the said Couirt. to Inquire wvho, at the death Of Williatm Mi1Ugar,. late of Charliston,lIn the St ate of South Carolina, North America, merchant, lwhleh. happenedi on the -22d d ayop tamber. 1810,1 wer,' the ELDEST SOnS th LDS LA IJGHTeR of JOHN SUTHER.LAND, late of Fish-street-hill, Ina the jts, of 1-md.n, grce,deeaed;1 and whio, at the death of the Ssaid Johr; S.tber!Iat,d, (wh'ich happenedL in or ab-out the mnonth of lJune, 1817,1 were tile Eldest Sonl sai the Eldest Daughter of the said John Suther. land. Pursunant therefore to the said order, any, ptrsons claitniri to be such eldest con axnd eldest daughter (If the said John Sutherland, living at che rejptective times herelnhefore mentiotied, arc Ivy their solicitors forthwih tocoDme In before the said master atnd Prtrve their claims, or In default thereof they wrill b,e e"rclu,ied the benefit of the said Order, FRtANCIS as,d URQUHART, Monumen'tyard. COMIMITTEE Of VEN Swil ehlda JF) Brfdeweli Hsapital. on Wednesday, the Sd daY of June, Mt, 1 o'1-c.,l precisely, to RECEIVE PiROP5)SALS from such errons;.as may he willing to takeL, on a ti UL LD INMU LEASE or L EA SES3, 4.re61 years fromn Midsummer next, sereral v-aluable PLOTS Of GROUND, sit'ate on the south side of Old l3ethler,mI.-ih'opsgae_strect Trhe l -s 5 coe '...f .s.e .~,an-sray1, seenUn hplde-~ s~if-eyr'sofice,IrdewellHo03Iapina anys day, Sutndays excepted, letwen 0 ad 4 'clck.The tenders mnust be sealed up and left at the clerk-'-.ofitee BridewellHospital, on orbLf,,re Tuesday, the 1st of June; and the persotis MAking the tetlder, are requested to attend the Commilttee on the followinig day, and be prepared With referenice, If requi red. _____ -%TE ELSII VBARDS.-__Th&OU nANIERA 27MEETING of the ROYAl. CAMBRIAN TNSTITUTION; Patron, The KING; President, Sir WV. WV. WY~NN laxtL M. P.;p sdIll take Place on Saturday- next, NJs the 22,1, 1824, a t Freemasons' H;all, whet, the Society's Medallions wir, be presented and a Concert of 'sstlsnal Mtusic performed; also Penillion Sinlging with the welsh isArt,s after the, manner of the Ancient'Britoos, Lord l(ENsY(N will t,reside Ill tbe Mtorning. and S!rCR.ARLFS MORGAN, Bart. MI.P. at the Dlinner, wvh''h will be on the table aLt 5 o'clock, Concert and dinner tickets may bo hada.t the bar of the tavern, JORN PARtRY (Blardd Alawv), Conductor. GRIFFITH JONES, "tn. Secretary. IT'NSTITUTION of CIVILEN I ER,uc-I. h5 arn-street. AdelphL.-Tbe ANNIVF,R1SARY DINNERt of thils lnsti;uti,,n will be To-1-nlrr, Friday, the 21st Of MaY, 1824, at the London coffeehouse, Ludrate-hill. THOMAS TELFO RD, Ms . F.R.S.E. Plresident, bi the chair, Sq'~EWARDS. Mark J. Brunei, epr. I Jacob Perkins, esq. Joseph F'arey, ct. I Robert Sibley, esq. Pohnli Haiiiesql. John 'Thomas, esq. JI,n MatnauJn Ia Edmnund Turrell, esq. WilliamPle,eq Jamnes Walker, ecc. T!ekets for the ditnner, at sovereignl each, to be had of nile Stewards, and ar the bLar of the tavernl. Dinner on table at balf-past .5 o'clock precisely. ARTHTUR AIEIN,i.,on. Scq OCETY for PROMOTINiG HSTA oy %~L EDGE.-A GENERAL MEETING) of this Society WUIl be held on Tuesday%. Jnne 1,.at their i-louAe, In Bartlett's.buIlditnzn. at 1 o'lock and the ANNIVERSARY DINNER, (an the same day, at the Free ma.sons' Hall, Great Queen-street. STEWARD S, Itiaht Rev. John Lord Bishep of[ R-ight Hon. Earl Talb,ot K. P. st. Asensih Right Holl.Lordl,ilfora Rirlht Rev'. Johin L.ord Bieltop of Right H4on. J. Bee!ket, Judge Ad. Limeriek. voate(;encral The Dean of Ch ester Thomias Roberts, esq 'r,svOst df Kinlg's College ILanleelot Sliadwell, qesq. Archdeacon ofT'r,toes Dinner to be on the table at hali Past 5 'clock precistely. Tickets may be had at the bar of the Tavern, or aLt tbe ociety's Office, WILLIAM PARKERA, J3-lot A. M. CAPE l, Serretarles,. _T EVERSION~ARV ITNTERUST -SOCIETry.= jL-Chairman, WILLIA,%M THOM%PSON, Esq-.kMP.aRnd Alderman. Deputy REiran CTORSY MHACAU LEY, Egg. Thop. Gishorne Babington c. on Materman. es4q. J. Chrintiani Clement Bell,s. Toa Stooks, egq. J,,hn Chapmoan, e~'q. IToaVine,sc T'homas Greg, esq.fJonWissq P WAilliam lieFgate, esq. 11.1' ila W~toe o.sq GeO,rge Hienry Hl.,oper, e.q. I tonWolly eq Henry Hugbes, esq. IJcbGog rnhe Auditors. John Wry eq, lrdqhree Treasurers. Messrs htoe el,ad~htoc S.olicito.eogStpe,e. The Direct',r receive PIOO Sfrte SsALE of REVERSION. AllY PROPEKRTY. 'ohetherRea orPersonal, and Policies of Insur- ance a) Lives, howvever great the amount. Forms for manking the proposals may he obtained gzratuitouslyathOfieoth slty All applications by letter mnust he post p Yaid, ofceo h 3cey GEORGE STEPHIEN, Sec.retary and Solicitor to the Society, 1 7. King's Arms-yard, Colemanmatreet, FrNFAI4T SCH O S- umber of Gnlmn h 1' 'have been strongily Impressed with a riew of the many advan- tagei Nwhich are likely to he derived to the comOmiulity at large frorm thie more general extensaion of thlose adruirabhle Institutions which have been already frmrred in London for Ihe. (,-RE anid EDUCATION of the INFANT CHILDREN of the lab,,urfngc classe3, have regolved to inivite a GENF.RAL MIEETING, for thse purp'ose of conisidering ttie best means of extbending the sysren,, A Mectiti will a,ccordingly be 'held f',r thiat purpose at Freeutlasoros'-hall,Oensre.Lnens Inn-tields, on MondAy, thle 7th June next, at AueeF,ieetallLadies nd sen the Mar2nis of LANSDOWN has conenedtotaend The hair t toe meeting. The chair wvill he taken at 1 O'clock pfeclsely. Such ladies 2%nd gentlemneli svho aredesirous of previously- satisfying themselves r,'sec~gth naure nd 'tvntaeofthe Plan wvhich it Is proposed to po-~e my hae a oportuityof eeing it In actual operation. sit- ,-'ni,thewee exep Suday btween the boors of 9 and 12 ,,ci"'~,he fretiun; r beween2 aid 6i o'clwaCk in the aftersnoon, at it'.5,'f he wofoI,,iu 'lac-. vz, the InfRantSchool, Quciler- stret, pitlfieds;or he lfa,t Shoo,Viuicent-square, W estilns,ter, iiD and1exPensive illnessv, .hiel, at 12ngth terminated theexbt- of lhis worthy mn, havIng Inv-lved hi family In tffliheton aeid dtrrss,t<liefi' And themielpes inuder the necessity of S;ELLING thelr IWOUSEHOL-D FURNITURE, Books, &e, kicluding many valuable pre. ents rnads to the author In testimonty of hist enius and merit. by the irst charaeters of the age. Among the a,rticles of furnlit,re which will be 6fFered for sale, the celebrated oak table svill he inciuded, w,h;ch Mr. Robert Bloonmfield may be sali to have reltdered immnortal in menmory. by tLe hettitiful and pathetle Poem IoRcribed toit In his WiId Flowiers: also the original Manuseript of the Farner's Boy. Rural Tale, &e in the alithor's own haLiAwritrit, The sale wfll take place on Friday, Mlay 28. at tl,e late resideitce of Mr. BI-'onsfIeld, at Sheffi,rd, In the county of Bedfovrd.*e ,,K1NG.-TheANN7AL GRE,AT M4AIN will be' J FOtX;;HT, betwreen' the Geontlemen of Sutssex and the Gelitleituen of MIddlesex. OL the 24th of. May anld 5 followitg days. ft,r 101. per battie, and 200L the odd. at the Cc i kpit tt,vai Westminster; tobegi,i flghting each day at 2 ocleck-Feecdrs; Nash, fo)rSusse:x; Fleming, for MI(ddleecx- .RA9ID LAST DAY.-CARROLL b7ubgs to lay be- tip fvr his Friends anld the Public the present rieh state of the w,heel, and torersind them,, that Saturday next, Mlay 22, being the lasst day of dranwit, and I1!ish of the LOTTERY, every Ucket and every prize must be drawn ott that day. The wheol coltaitts 2 of 2o0.OO., 2 of 1,0001., 1 Of 50I.- 7 of 2001. 3 per cents. &G Carroll Is the only offeelkeeper rwt,. sold 4 prizesof 20.0001. a&td 26 othereapitatls, InI the short Space of I4unonths. at his fortunate orh2es, 19, CortInil; 7, ci,aring-c5ss and 2 ;,6 Oxford-street. , LL MfUST BE DRAWi NEXT SATURDAY the 22d of &'y Instant.. The Twfo ?20,0O0 Prizes. Ten other Cnpltale, acid every other Prize, mnust all be decided next Satur- daY when the Lottery wilil entirely finol.. T. BISH, of the ald State Lottet'y Offices, 4, (!ornhill,.- ind 9. Charing-crosa. call, the' attention of hIs Frlendts the Public t the closing day of the Lottery shel, the doiitentseaf'the preseasrich -heel will all be-drawrn na, deed, Warranted utidraw thek9ls and shares are4n- f,e gS -hlsi offieus, w}lere 9 eApI pfies rkVe aTready been sold In the gresent Lottery, Including 2 of ?20,000. viz., 5,299. a pfjze of 19,412, aprize of ?20,000,. &e Thepriceof stocksisafilxedh ourly against _lsh'd cdiice, In Cornhill, by' wbleh the publlc zbay see the flelusat-lons F the GENTLEMAN who lately wrote a Letter, and 1 ksealed It with lils crestwr,d eiphers, will write again, or call, he will TeOcive atn arr5wor. 0 ST, a FIVE POUND NOTE, No. 19,868, dated LAugust 31, 1822. V%hoever wvill bring It to 26. Wilderness-row, Cierkenwell, slhall receive TEN SHILLINGS RFWARI). - IF OST, yesterday, between St. H-Ieaes-place and Fins- ,I br-sure a LADY's CORAL $4ECKLACE, Whoever bas fondt re ae, an.d -Ill bring It toi Levant House, lit. Helen's-place, willreceive RALF-A-GUINEA REWARD. on Tusday the13thof Miay,,1frorm Harley-' LL4 tree, a mallBLAC POOLE BTCH, having no whi to upon herexcptig uderherchi an onherbrea,t ; she answers to the itae f or, ad adona see cllr,with 'Lady Warburton, 24, Aibcnarl-stret. engavedupont. plosver will bring tier to 24, A!bnirl-stee, icadlly wllREEIVE TWO GUINEAS RE- flT~OGLOST.On Moday,te Io th inst near Bromrpton, aTRRIERDG lc ohi the back, and brlgbt tanned about the had ad leS;tands rather high, anld haa a sniall head, some-. th.ing of'the fo tindanswers to the nameofTeazer. WVhoever may bring hinm to Mr. Day, potolterer, Blacknmore-street. Drory.lane, willl be.pAidONE GUINEA. No greater reward wiUlbe offered. TM SSING.-TEN1 POjUND~S REW-VAR-D.-WVhereas IV.JOHN T:URRELL, latte of Gravel-lanie, Soutbwark, In the w.,unty or Surrey. broker, on or abouit the 16th day of Janiuary, 1816. soiddenly left hist dwelling-houise, situiate in Gravel-lane aforesaid, and hasq not beeni heard of since, althoiugh the most d:Iigent inqoiries have been maizde fu,r thaLt pur?ose: andI whereas the Exiecutorsappoinited by his will. presumling bi.rn dead, and In order to protect his property. hv prved hig wnlG. and become piossessed of his property; aLnd his only eon, Mlattlhew J,ihn Turrell, having since that period departed tIs, life Intestate. t he Executors of the said John Turrell are niow about to retake Wfiinal distribution of his estate and ctYeets, unider the administration iately grnuted by the Prerogative Court ot the Arch- bishiop of Canterbury to William Turrell, brothier of the eeceased John rurrehl, puirsuanit to the statute for the distribution of iutes- tates' efrects: but, previoue to whicb they are desirous once mnore of advertisinig the said John Titrell : therefore, any personl or liho ear give any satisfac!tory information of the said John 4~nrre11l, ewither alive orafter titsdeath, shiall receive theabo-re Reward. by applying- to Mr. John Yriteli, 6, Union-sireet, Soutliwvark, solicitor for 'the Exoeutor's of tile said Jolhn Turreli. And all Personis who claim to ba Next of Kin of tlhe'said Matthew Joltn Turrell are forth. wvtith to p rove their clatins by. applying as above, or In deflault thereof Ithey willI lose all benefit or advantage thercoj. 1\ R..TIMMS KIGHT,_ of Putney, deceased.-All /IVi Personn having any CLAIM1or D,~MAN), (in thte ab,ove estate are desired to sei,,' the same forthwith to Mir. T. K. Sarguod, executor, IS, London-wall, fin ,rder to, their being liquidated. OCIETIY of BRITISH ARTISTS, SufflbT-street, C)Pall-niaIl East.-The GALLERLIES for tIle EXHIBITIONV and SLE, of the WORtKS of..BRITISH ARTISTS are NOW OPEN, trom S n'cloek till duskc. W. LINTON, Secretary. AdmittancelIs. catAlogue t. Q OCIETY for the SUPPRESSION of VICE.-The GENERAL ANNUAL AliEETiNG of the Members of this Society "Il be held at the Society's Chambers, No. 41, LincoInYs-ipo-fields, on Monday, the 31 st day of Way finst&nt. The chair to be taken at I o'clockin the afternoon precisely. IDyorder of the Cormmittee, DEORGE PRIC-HARD, Sec. ARTISTS' BENEVOLENT FUiND. -T'he Friends Aof the Fine Arts are respectfully informked, tha,ttthe FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY FESTIVALsvlIilbe celebrated a-F'rcemasons'.hall,,on Saturday, the 5th of June next-r -'His Rhyal Highness thet Prince LEOPOLD In the chair. The list of stewards and other particulars wrill he given IT; future advertiseme ents .RO BERT BALMANNO, Hon. See. AUERCHANT TAYLORS. -Z The GENTLEMENN LYLEDUCATED at MERCHANT TAYLORS'SC1HOOL will MTEET tif th Alblon. Aidersgate-street, on WVednesday, June 9. Dinner at half tiast S o'eiock. STEWARDS. W~illiam Birkett Allen, O.C.L G6orge 'rIng,e, esq. Thomas Hart, esq. Henry Sterry, csq, FdAr. Anitloniy Shierwvood, esq. John Mtackcnzie, esq. Tiekcets, LC)I is. each, may, be IHad at the countiulghouse of thie Albion. C _-ROVE-HOUSE ACADEMY, WVoodfordi, Essex. - Bk The Gentlemen educated as shore wvill eelebrate the THIRTY- SIXTH ANNIVERSARY, on TIhursday, the 27th instarit, at the King's Head coffeehouse, West Smilthfield. STE WARDS. MeSsrs. A. Jns I Messrs. R. Cook H. Ctlneemison r R. 'soull A. Stewat G. Doo W. Blristo J1. Dannnett Dinner on table at 4 oi'clocit. Tlekets, 20s. each, to be had of the stewards; and at thte bar of the tavern. POSTPONEMENT. --CHURCH ENLARGING iiSOCIETY.-Tbe ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SO- ClIRTY for PROMIOTING the ENLARGMIENT and BUILDING of CHURCHES and CHAPELS willI be hield at the Freemasons' Taverni, on Weldncsday, the-2d of June at 12 o'clock precisely. His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBUR~Iri th cair, The auntual report wvill be laiLd befi,ra the -meeting, and a3 it will then be proposed to take Into consideration the exhausted state of thje tunds, thie attendanice of the friends of the society Is particulRrly requested.,- WV. JOHNSON IIODDER, Sub. Sec. IS, Duke-street, Westmrinster. 'May 16, 1824. ING's; THEATRE. - Monsieur antd Madiame' MKd C. VESTRIS respectfully beg leave to infornithe Nobilittyand Gentry, subscribers to the Opera, and the Public, that their BE\NEFIT NIGHT Is fixed f,,r Tbsrsday, Juine the 10th, when will be presented a'favoisrite OPERA, In vhich Matdame Pasta has kindly consented to perforM. End of thle firsit act, a favourite DIVERTI'SSMM,ENT. After the opera, a new Ballet, entitied LE PAGE INCONSTANT; withi sielv geticrery, dresses, and decorations. Appllications respectinig boxes tos ha mtAde to MIr. Seguin, at the opera-olbee, I05, Qu;tiraint- ?H EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDMEN.---Mr. VOUNG's NIGHT.-On Wcednesday next, May 26, nril lie acted e Comnedy of THE IJONE'e MOON. The Duke by Mr. 'Young; Julan. Miss Chester. lin the course of the evensigl Madame Pasta Wilsing a celebrated Scena and Air. To wbich w~ill he added the Opera of TH-19,iARRtIAGE of FIGARO. The overture and zhusic ,,elected chiefly fromn Mozart's Operas, the new music by Mlr. B3ishop. Stisarnia, Miss NY. Tree. Tickets and'-places to) he had of Mfr. Yosrng 4 1, Wigmore-gtreet; and at the Boxoffice. g TENV FALCON DRAWINNG DOC;K~,Bank-Side, P-tllwa,rk-lcithin a few14 yard. of Blaokfrinrs.bridge.-Tltc pub- lIN ar respectfully infor ed, thalt a ecapacious -DRAWING DOCK, Its th=boeceta AItuiatrion,' with a commodIous wharf, anxd e-very sible convenience, is nowv OPEN,ED for landin; building msater-ials an l dius ofizuods. A GRADUAE of oneof the niversit es, aCCUSto)MedI to tuitin, wshes o deote afewiours In the day to the I N- TRUL'ION o YOUN GENTEMENIn all the usual branchles i'f edutatlsm.Theadvrtier oul hae n obection to any literary oc- cupaion Adres toA.B.to he areof ohnBoothi, bookcseller, Duke- Stret, ortlnd-lace ofwhominQuryMaLy be made. 1~AILYFEMALEINSTRUTION,i the vcinity of Plmic, helea Soae-sret.orBrornpton.-A Lady o!the ignsttrpecahliy wshs o pocretwo or three Young LADIES as~UiLS to hos edrcaton he wuldatted, ithr at their own hoMeso hers. She is folly qualifie toprctwtotthe a-ssistancee of mstes inEngish,reaing,wriing,arihmetc, coyaphy, the thery nd racic ofmusc, n tleLogerin .rsttnor otherwise, itsaeorec knwlege nd ronsncstin o th Frnchlanguage, atnd irsdraingandvelet paitin ina sperorStyle; she would also instuctin ingigan itlia, ifreqire; te resPectability of her refrenes illsatsfythemosaniou paet as to her acqui~rements andsittiios. Adrss,F. . I. t r. Trpook's, booklselier, Old fl6AlLY INSTRUCTION.-A marriedI ~Lady, o-fthe ,IJ nost respectable connexions, being shlout to relinquilsh her pen naement, wvishes to re-engage her-self in a Gentleman's anilya AIN'GOVERNESS. The general satisfaction she has hitlherto, given, co'blined with the expderience of mnany yeaTs, In- duces tier to hope that her plan of ediuction will, uponi trial, be fousid highly advanztageouts. The mnost unexcePtionable references can ha given als to abililty and cre-Jit. She isndertakes to Instruct In English and Fretnch granimatic-Alig, writh history, gpi"rsphY, the usc eifthe globesi, writing-,.arithmetic, and music. etr Ndesd Post Paid, to R. P. at Mir. Pettit's library', 1, Old Compton-street, will -eImmediately attended -to, It is requested that no oficeekeeper will reply. AGENTLEMAN, desirous of becorlinilg a.n IN\MkATER JJ~n a geniteel p&rivate Family, maY be accommodated wyith HA,RD and LOtIGI NO idinners excepted). The situation isa most desirable one, neat Euston-uquare. There are no chilldren, aild other advantakes seldomi toi be met with. Cards of address are left at 63, Southaoupetrilrow -RIisscIll-squPre, anid at Messrs..-HickSou, Kirkpa- trick, arId Co.'s, 72, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-situare. B~O~ARD n'd LODGING. --A small homely Family HJ-wish to receiv Lady to -BOARD :nd LODfGE withi thiem. If a homeiy lady the movree desirable. Their house is Pleasantly situate, at Greenwich-par1k. This will prove' a favourable opportunity for any lady In qlmext ofxtsuch a home. The terms will lit excepd 601, per attn. Address, postpaidd, to L. M. 2, Park-row. Greenwsich,- whichl wilI helim- mnediately attended to. Rcerereces given arid reqnired. AR,&c. in the country.-A highly -respect~able IL)Farmlly, residfing In a beauitiful part of the counrY, some dis- tance froni tois-s, wirlh to receivea GENTLE,~tAN arzid this WIFE, or toFrienjds, to Joit, thieir fauiihy circle; thepartiesare nowIn towvn, adwud he happy to have an interview with any Person wvishing fur such accommodations; the most =nexceptionrable reference will be giveni and reetslred. Address, Postage free, to A. Z. Terrett's library, Judd-street, lBrstnswick-sqslsre. OARD and LODGflNG.-To Invalid--A Lad~y, 30 iiJrye.rsofiiage.who has; asmnall iric,ume andi baslust resigned a cork- fidential situation, in, Which thIe had theecare of a young lady sfflicced wvith esiflepsy. is desirouis ofnmaking ani arrattgeniertt to REC EIVE ais INVALID to BOA-RD and L.ODGE, isa the vicinity of London or at the sea side, H4eritemper anihabits will be found calcutlated to alleviate mental affliction s, and her moral character will bear the strictest in- vestigation. Refereuces of great respectability can be given. Address, post paid, to F. F- 14. Iidhorisugh-street, Burton-crescent, _7 A D nt L DGING.-A W11idow La-dy and Daughter, residing rin a highly respectable nelghlmnurliood, 6 mile frmtw,ae,eioso reevinv a GENTLEMAN and lkila Wty, o a itile entema, t BORD and LODGE; or, If lire. ferrd, t hav apatmens. Tereis o tother boarder, and the hous pissescsever cosor, srronded wsith delightful wvalks. Slages pss hurl. Th rist ucxeptlorinsble reitrertes will be gtvn ad rquied.Fo cads f rddrssalply to Mr. Adcock, 4, Pricesstret,Cavriial-sqare orat r.Lcathwaite's, 3, itoyal ~f1 ONTRYLODGNGS for CHILI)RgEN.-A Lady f ta)i w'ishjes toTAKFCHIARGE or TWO or TH 11Kg 110DRERW whoe sJth illay requires chtaige of air: beinigobliged to lake RSa n,ll house or apartments for her own little girt atid a ser- vant, this mliglit prove a desirable offer tm) those parents who were so a4itniats as to he unablte to leave horTIe. The lady having, bcen long accustoDmed to the charge of chfidren, they mnay feel every confidence In their beiisg treated witht niaterual attention and kindness. Terins one guineaL p-r wveek. No child can be received whosie hiealth wvould prove prejudicial to tha rest, and the miost satisfactory referencees cast be isifered anid will be requIred. Letters, pu-it paid, wivth real naiste, Iaddre.cced to R. C. ait Mtexsrs. Butler alid Gale's. chymists, Twvopennjy Postoffice, New-roadW, tiiar St. Paricriss, wvill be duly attetided to.- Uf_IADUIL~LE and~ WALTZ DA-NCING, at ALL,EN aand SON's, late of Sherrard-istreet, nowr of 79, St.Mlardnt's-iane, aresoon acqilred, iti the newest style of taste and fashion, by usitauight ~or BIl taught pupils ofaSttrage, quite private or withi Allein's family; or oupils itia)' join others n sets every evening, on easy termis. Alien, Jun. teaches hint or at htozoe scient lesirigimng, harp, Pianoforte, and violin:- provides best Musicians for quadrille Parties. A'ASilONABLE D)ANCING-.-QUJADRILLEES- -ald FJevery other part of Fashibonable Danicing requisite for geniteel Soc]etY.-Private Ttiftien.-Mtr. HOPKINS begs leave to return his gaitefull th-ertks to his friendsi artd the Pubhlic. for the hligbly di-.~ tzn sised patrontage hc has so long expel en;ce i alit mepctul s.'lieits a Coliti,imance u'f their favours at his residence, 2, Little Love- lane, Wood-street, Cheapside. where ladies and gentlemen may be expeditiously and privately instriclted to pualify therit for the first assemiblies; aitd are infornied i is owrn faniuly sitaike up thi coti-i plete set. fWVO choice FLUT' S to be Se)LI).-A G neiileinau leaviig tou-r wishes to DISPOSE OF TWO FLUTES, that have heen selected for their peculiar beauty anid the troth and ri'ltess of their StOe, particutarly worthy the niotice of amateurs whoare cliolec in the capabilities of tnat lnstruntstitt: they, arb by, the first mankers In London,. and to be sold considerably unsder teirlr cost. For cards aply a M r. Inmai's, 7, L;smb's-condiritistreet. Feoisdlmt gUnssital. >,ALUABLE LIBRARY.-TP be SOLI) by AUC- TION, byJ411N H)EWLET'T,byorstder of timeAdniinis.tratimrs -on Mosiday, Jiune7, amid followsing-days, on the Prensises ofMessrs. tlewlett and Wartler. Eastgate-.screet, Glocester, the very valuabile LiIBRARtY of the ilae Thomas- Blayley Hiowell, or Prinknas,h~.ptark, In the-county of GlIoceAter, esq. F.R.S. F.S.A. atid Editor of the, tae Trials. Mtr. HoWelr% classical taste arid learning, were sio well ktnowni to the legalrnd literary world thatsttheauctioners-deoms it unnecessar,sy to cse nise -ttus'hatt tb hCtbrA.ry--WdA~ of his owvn aeldetiun, and sonestef npwa13s Of IAW0visjnsies Jil divinilty, la%-, voy-pges and t~~avel ~ ~ 10ioaysiAh ebbiiliteraturiel, amolrepFwhich ,wil b fond iunvery rare and vaimmable irorks. Theibooics -say be prie i-I n pplcatonto T,essrs. Washbousri atid Son.j tlocester; or Mssr. luiteend zace4srislge, aolicitord, Bartlett's-buld?tugs, 1~ANTED, 'a small ADVONVSON,, 3Iyith a prospect of early 'possession., withljti 60 iniles .nf towvi,. Letters, pos paid.ridl-dressed toSilr. ii.5, Ely-place, wIll be Immediately attended to. ~~ANTE D,. a large GROUND-FLOORt WAItE~ WY HOUSE and COUNTINGSIOtISE, oommiuisiiating Wvitb the vater?fde, In the nilgbbourhood of Thamfts-irtrget. Apply to ~lIr. Eli,36, Fenchurelb-steet. TANTED, a Youith of rospectb t,as ant A REN- WV TICE to a Wax and Tasliow anle. e il eInstructed thoroughly in the busijiess. A premim r~ ereurd or..pur- t-iculasrs apply att I 1, Duke-street, Macetr-4ae W~1ANTED, an APPRE-NTICEt hsr ew hcAvc the freedomn of the Gold tyComipany. i'rcmju&: 350 gulficas. For particulars applyat 4 elngponstreet, Goswisll. street-road. IXTANT ED, immediately, a. young WOMAN, whio ~per_-' V fetl ndrtands the dressmakngand mililinBsv business. Apply proalat0, Graceechureb- tee .B.Teaeo 4o 30 year il-bprfred. ?..Teaeo 3o ~X ANTED, a respectable Youth, as an- AP-P-RENJI_- WV TICE to a Plumnber, Painter, and Glazier: a premium re. quired, ahe wvill be treated as one of the family. For the'address apply ~'at 38 Strand. WANTED, withinl 30 Miles Of town, substanitial VTPREMTISES, suited for it mannfaictory. Letters, containing foi al desriti paticulars, terms, &c. addressed,&pst paid, to Messrs. Cotti an at, auctioneers, &e. 9, Cary-lane, Cheapside, wRil meet wvithi limmetdinte attenition. ~TANTLED, in a respectabl Fa Ty,i the Country, VV as COOK and HOUSEKE mgp hr akthnnaid is kept, A steady active Womian, of middle rieadfua aIs, whlo cai -be well recommended from her lastpae.ApytMr Norris's, 55, High ilolborn. W~TANTED), a OUSEMAID, wt not less thuin a twvelvemonuth's character f)romn her last Plaice; she wvill be re- qlrdto wait aLt table, work ivell at her needle, sad get up small linen.Apl thdyadt-morrow, between tlie hours of II and 5, at Mr. Wiarliaes's grocer, Devereux-court, Essex-street, Strand. XITANTED, EMLOYMNENT, either for a tiime or .WV.ermaentl. a an AMNESS or In a confidential situ- atio; p resectale yung an;as clerk in atn ofrice or counting- hous hetruts e wuldbe oun wothy of encouragement. A line addressed V. Z. M6r. Kadn',1,iing-street, Westminster, will be immediately attended o ~I ANT ED, a Youth of respect4ble coniiexions, as an) WVAPPREBNTICE to the Lindr'apery, Sllkmerc.ery, Haberd shery, and Hosiery Business, in a homse.ol goodt trade in each of the above branches. A. muoderate premium expected. Also WVanted a youn~g MOan thoroughly acqnaliited with bUSiness. Apply at.1r.T.Coulsonss, 108, Cheapside.- W VANTED, to DRY NURSE, one 6f- tw6 CHIL-9- v DREN, by a middle-aged Widowv, In an airy situattion; can be well recommnended by respectable ladies w.hose children she has had the caLre of: has no obj~ection to take thein from the birth. Apply (if by letter, post paid) cto E. B. II, North-street, Camubridge-heath, HReliney. W ANTED, to PURCHASE_, in Ox_fords-hire or ~the borders of Glocestershire. a FREEHOLD 'ESTATE wiltls 200 to 400 aereki ot lanld, ai3d a substantial gentlemanly resiaenee uporn the eaams, replfte withi every niecessary accoMModation. Address, post paid, to S. G. at Cressweil's libraLry, 121, Crawford-street, Port- man-square. W~rANTED, in a respectable H-ouse of Business, at the wrest end of the towrn, a young WOMTAN to wvork as hier needle; sire muet uinderstand cuittinig out and matking miorniing dresses,, clili- dreni's frocks, spencers, Stc. In a neat expeditious mannier; as heir attendaRnce wyill onily be required In thie day time, it is necessary she shiouild reside st the west end'uftShe town. For particularsapply, any morning before II,I at Mr. AUen's, truPkmakert, 92, Strabd. W ANT ED, a Youth of respectable coniiexions, as an APPRENTICE to thie Bookbinding Business, where It is carried on In the finst style ofelegaiice. and will aea poeiyo learn- luig the book-telllngand fancy statictner buies rmu eured 80 IguineasL. For cards of address apply to r mt,lahrer Duke. street, Smithfield; or to Mr. Drake, uhltr,&c4,Qucen Anne- stfeet, Cavendish-square: ifby letter,t ps ad ~1 ANTED, a clever active farn, ~as FO`REMANJk\to a WCoppersmith and Brazier; he miust be a thorough mnaster of his trade, as a good deal of trust wvill he reposed in himi. Also, a good Brulss Finisher, who can undertakLe boths heat y and fine work. Alao,, a Pew ter Wormnmsiker, who can wvork occasionally as a coppersmnith: a reference to at respectable houise In the trade xs-ili be particula~rly re- quired as toabilitie. andecbaracter. Addressto A.BI.Gcariof'Cminpbell and Slack-Ic, Liverpool. 7ANTED. by a single Ma,aST A ION, as W GRE'NER, wivho, by, many years' Practice and assiduou attenition, flattters himiself he has.a comnpetent knowvledge or his blul slnese in all. its various branches_, asPines, vines, forcing, greenhos,ues, kitchent gardenis, p3leasure grounids, &c. He will hare no objection toRasmuallfarm, Canlhave an undeniable charac-ter from his present and former places Address, post paid, to U.Rt. or inquire of Mr. Wooddeson, upholsteier. Norrls-gtretL Ha'raarlcet. W !T NTS a SITUATION, a Ion Pler-son, fro`mthee cuntr, as LADYVs-MAID, in a regular Family. or to Attend- uvon an Infr Lady, hiaving lived 1inthe above caPacities io years: underistands plain dressmaking, andwish~es to make herself generally ulseful.__Apply toM. G. a,t.r. I-and's, Ciapham,Surrey. W~ANTS a SITUATION, as COACHIM-A-N, a sinfle VMan fromi the country, 80 year-s of nge.-who has no object on to town or country, and cart have'a go,3a character finn, lisa last plaee, where he lived 12 monthis. Direct, post paid, to C. D. Mlr. 'Peacock's, saddler, 91, Bishopsgate-street.swithln. ~I T' V XT IfON fr a respectable yOUTT'H --A Chy-inlist L. - and Drutggist, at the west ena of town, has a VACANCY for an APPRENTICE. Apply personially at 14, Castle-street, Lefeester-s,iuare )?3 REWE, fr th abve public establishmnent. Applications to be mde y leter p ot pid,vithi references, to, the ChaLirmnan oif the Commtte, a thir ffie, road-street, B3irmingham. COOK TWANTrED.-A steady `respectable WNOMNfk COOKJCWANT,gTD, at tire rayha;und Inn. Duiwieh.0 Asuq& charaeter for hontestv, sobrijety, ana necessary qualinicatlioneWM be reqjuired. GoodWageAs Iven. .~.- NPPRENTIIClE.-AVANT El), a wVell ~disposedYuh Tofrom 14 to 16, as ain APPRENTICEL to an Oil and Colourman. Toprevent trouble, it premium of 501. will be required. Apply at6O, Crawford-streat, Bryanstone-square. F OUR THOUSAND POUN-DS orFIVE`T-HOUSAN,\D POUNDS WANTED, by way of 'Mortgage, at 4 per cent. on freehold prerriies in the city of Lonidon, of most amnPle valtie, and of thte first resuectabillty. Apply' to Mlr. Henry A4shley, Lord Mayor's Court Of-nee, anrd 27, Tokenhouse-yard. A GOVERNESS IVANTIE L), to finish a younLdy ?71..she must be competent to inistruct In Frencha,mui,sndrw I, ithi the usual branches of female education. Apy ewe 10 and i ocloc:, atl139, Alderegate-strect. Private dori wmns buildings. 7W'0 PARENTS and GUJARDIANS.-WANTED an JL APPRENTICE to the Dressmaking, In a fashionable lhous'e of business, whiere every attenition Is paid to thie improvement as well as thecomfortandmoralsoftheyoungla,dies. Apply, beforel11o'clock, atg, Henirietta-street, Covent-gitrden. ATRAVELLER WVANTED, for a House in tse stuper- finLe WolnTrade in the Wsat, of Enigland. e -ic ust have been acetsstonmed to do biusiniess in thaLt lIne, and be a;ble to give such reterences for inquiry, Into hi- chiaracter anid connexions as shall be deemed satisfactory to the adyertiser. Security will be required. A Repecabl youg M N, romthe country, WNANTS a Sl~~TloN.as CLEK or AREHOUEMAN,in a Woolleni or'ape Waehose,andwil mke imslf eneall ueful. Most reeneuebl refrencs ca be gven.Lettrs adresed, ost patid, to A.F.40.Gret Lei,ad-secr.Fiubur-squre,wil beattenided to. AWV.-WA T D,aSITUATION ill an Offi~ce of .L.. respectabIlity, In town or cnuntry.to manage or assist in the co,r- Vey%ancing and general departmient. The adver tIser has sonse knowledge acommon law. Would be satisfied with a moderateremiuneration and give the mos;t satisfaetory references. Apply by letter, post paid, to E. F. 16, Kenton-street, Rrunswvick-square. TAWV.-A young MNan is desirous of a SI-TUATI`ON, 1_A in a respectable Solicitoir's office, tonmanage tIhe comnmon law uin- der tile prinicipal, or to assist fil that arid the chaLncery anid oti,er bnisi. ihess. A permanency Is the principal object. He has been In the office heis now in8Syears. Addre8ssto t.D.at MIr. Vong~e's, 10, Essex.-s,treet, Strand, 0~ TAILORS.-WANTED, in a respectable Hiouse, T1at tile wrest end of the town, a young MAN, from IS to 20 years of age, as UNDER CUTTER, and to make hiniself geirerally useful, He wi'll live in the house and boatrd with the family. No salary will be given the first year. Inquilre of Mr. Richiards, 8, Tavi- stock-street. ONTEY ,-Anv Lady or Geitleman who canic-ommnand iVifrsrnl 1,2001. to 2.0001. may, canie in as an eqHal PARTNER with iaR aetive Gentlemai wvho requaires thissumi on accotunt ofa great increase of business, Ini a respectable estabIliThment at thte west end of the town, wvherein tire profits wvill shortly repay the capital so ex- perided. A pply by letter, post paid, to Mlr. Duttonj, 14, Castle-street, Oxford-street. ARTNERSHIP..-In a Wholesale House, lung esta- it blished ins the best part of the city, a GENTt.EMAN Is WANTED, to replace one wirlo has retired. TIhe businesis is lucrative, light, aind respectable. or the advertiser would dispose of tire eoncern. Ak capl- "Iu oi 6,0001. or 7,0001. will be required. No letters will be attended to butt suclh as give real tiame anid address, to bre left at the Chiapter coffeehouse, St. Paul's. for L. SI.. RAVEL LI NG.-A Native of Gerirriany, wosek Tthe English, French. and Germran languages fluently, and who has some kanowledge of Italian, Is desirous of as SITUATION as COURIER, Valet, or as Travelling Servantt to one or twio Gentlemeni, or Fainily. he is a steady nriddle aged Mian, wh, i hs been used to tra- vellinjf, and ears give the most respectable references. Direct, ipost paid, to Y. N. at 10, Castle-street, t.eeester-square. Woma, toATTND uon treeCHILDIIEN, the younigest of inlorr is5 yarsoldr dstace romI.ndoni 5 nilles; her character for ndutryandliregrty ustbe ndeiabe. s se will occasion- ally e let torakeearcof th fanlly hen he mster an;iiimistr-ess are n twn. ppl tomorrw (ridy) uornng,from 9 till I, at P10 BUILDERS, Surveyors, M1easurers of Artifies WokTc.Asedymdleae ao, who has had sonte years' exprinc I te ffceofa uide, isesfor aSITUATiON. He is wellRe~aiued 'ithoinrc wrk,die ad, being desirous of imiprov- log is nowldgein masi-ing thnkshe can offer hils services to, peronsiiitha brnchno dvatagousterms. Letters, post paid, to R. . cre f esss. obsn nd o. t.Dunstan's-hilI, Tower-street, 140 PARENSTS and GUARDTANS.-~RA Member -of I.the Royal College of Surgeons, practising ttire three brandlies of the profession, i la.in ant ofj respectable VoutIr as an APPRENTIC.E. He wvill meet writh kind and liberal treatmenit, and great attention Will b,e paid to tiris morale arid professional improvement. He will he also free of uice of the most respectable companies of the city of London. Cards of addresis may be had on personal apiplication, or Iiy letter, post paid,eaddress.ed t,oV. Z.atlt73, ishnopgate-streer.without. A YO U-NG LADY, whiohauenpyd3 ors4as I B5 m each wreek, is desirous ofobtainingsome EMPI,OYMENT for them. She ursderstands, extremiely *vell, her onvir language, rirclceb, and Italian, besides music and every kind of fancy wol k. Her terms are reasonable, and she flatters herselfshe would be foumsd particularly useful to any grown up lady wishing to continiue otr begin any of thie :rbr,ve aecornplishmenuts. Application to be made by letter, post paid, to N. D. Mrs. Turner's, grocer, Mount-street, Grosvenor.sqturre. GENTILEMIAN, of the,first respectability, who has EL. travelled twenity years througii the countics of Essex, Suffolk, Nor olk, and ttie north of England, has at present a VACANCY for airy COM NUISSION lwbhere the grouxd would iot requtire gOrilg over m',re than twice annually) in tire oil, hop mord seed, iron, or aly other brancch of trirde that may suIt the convenience of both parties. The respectahility of principais beings: primnary consideration, application from nonie other will meet attention, as the most usideniable refer- ences avilI be given and seeurity to any amounlt required. Address, p(ier paid, to P. P. at 15, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street.