The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-01 00:00:00

TO SCHOOL )1 ASTER S.—Wanted a
SCHOOLMASTER, for the St. George, Hanover-
square united Day Schools of Instruction and Industry. He
must be a member of the Established Church, not under twenty-
five years of age, thoroughly acquainted with the Madras sys-
tem of teaching, arid chose character will bear the most strict
inquiry. Fifty pounds cecurity will be required.
The salary is ninety piwitids per annum, with unfurnished
apartments, coals, and cancllts.
Testimonials as to character: and practical experience in the
above system to be delivered in person to the Secretary, Mr.
Lees, at the Paving Board .Room, Mount-street, Grosvenor-
square, between the hours or twelve and one o'clock, who %sill
give any further particulars requil'ed.
April 30, I t,39. R. LEES, Secretary.

11-(ATL AND TAVERN-KEEPERS'
mi. PROVIDENT INSTITUTION for the RELIEF of
NECEITOUS and AGED MEMBERS, COOKS and
WAITERS.

PEESIDENT.—J. J. CUFF, Fsq.
VICE-PALSIDENTS.
Mr. J. Cuff, jun., Fi eemasons'l Mr. English, Royal Hotel, St.
Tavern, Great Queen-street. James s.
Mr. Clark, White Hart, Wind- Mr. S. Lovegrove,jun., London
snr. Coffee-house, Ludgate-bill.
Mr. Croom, Sussex Hotel. Mr. J. Lovegrove, Crown and
Bouverie-street. sceptre, Greenwich.
Mr. Bacon, Freems..ons' Ta- Mr. Sofilaw, Bridge House Ho-
rem, Great Queen-street. tel, London Bridge.
Mr. Breach, London Tavern, Mr. Wood, Castle and Falcon,
Bishopsgate-street. Aldersgate-street.
Mr. Ellis, Star and Garter, Mr. Walters, King's Head,
Richmond. Poultry.
TRUSTEES. .
Mr. Ellis, Ellis's Hotel, St. Mr. Fenton, Fenton's Hotel,
James's-street. St. James's-street.
Mr. Godfrey, Green Dragon, Mr. Pagliano, Sabloniere Ho.;
Bishops ate-street. tel, Leicester-square.
TREASURER-Mr. Loyegreve.
A unnoas.-31 r Quarterin .n. Mr. Tapster, Mr. Blount.
COMMITTEE.
Mr. Curtis. Mr. Fi4is. .. _Mr. _Prim-.
Mr. Coggin. Grimei. . Mr. Rtnuie-, ,- -
Mr. Cli.istensky.-... - .:K Onthee.y. -- . Mr: n011i0,#41,..
Mr. Dalton: I:ought/rat.- - Mr. Treherne.
,
Mr. Dolby. - 3e. Muruss. Mr. Woodger.
Mr. Fox. Mr. ?Royce. Mr. F. Williams.
The object of this Institution is the establishment of a Fund
for the permanent assistance of Hotel and Tavern-keepers,
Cooks, or Waiters, being members, and their Widows, and tem-
porary assistance of Members, their Widows. and Children, when
in necessitous circumstances.
A payment of ten guineas, or one guinea annually, will en-
.tiite. AibiCii.bers; en being admittel megkers, agreeable to the
'Vigiiraii.iistii) all, the benefits of the' initftiitt& ---if..paid t riot
etcothe 24th of Stme.next. ,• . • 41. -ci , :,. ..- i
-,,,,Su.bscriOionisisaybo iaaid to thegreaAurer • :the. Lortdon, itn
,Wolmirister.Bank; oretothc Coll ox, Mr. I. Palmer, No6'
F.arl.street, Edgware-rodilNho ;iill sttend any appeintme
Ir OA purpose. Country 'subscribers can pay their sulisc:ii4
tioni:to any of the Joint-strode !links and 13raushes-cinneete4l
with' the London and.Westniinitt4r Bank. • .

The Rules and Regulations. oP-the Society, with a list of
Members tad Donors, may be Had on application to the Tres-
stn et' or other officers of the Institution.
J. 'S. NEWBON, Hon: Sec.
A TI-0:N AL BATHS
Slit, HIGH .HOLBORN.
,The Proprietors have,the honour to inform the Publici thsit
their,itinceasing labours in. promoting and completing these
spletidid- Baths are brbuglino a close, and that the TEPID and
COLD BATHS are now ready for their reception, and will
be open from Five o'clock in the morning till Ten at night
throughout the season.: brilliantly illuminated with gas.
The Tepid Bath is lopylied with a stream of pure soft water
from the main spring, kept at a temperature of 85 degrees, con-
stantly flowing in suffloient quantity to change the whole daily.
The'Area is most' extensive, its peculiar form givinc, it the
character of two baths"; the Dressing-boxes are comniodidnsly
arranged, well ventilated, and warmed, when requisite, by hot
water apparatus.
' The Cold Bath, supplied from-the same spring, purifies itself
upon the principle of the former ; contains 12 Dressing-boxes,
is also lig4ted with gas, and hiving been constructed (like the
Tepid) regardless of expense, forms a beautiful and very irn-
partinraddenda to it.
Separate Private Apartments with Het, Vapour, Shower and
Douche Baths, for Ladies and Gentlemen, with experienced at-
tendants will shortly be open.
N.B.—Gentiemen arriving early in the morning by the Rail-
way or other conveyanCes, will, in addition to the Bath, find an
excellent Breakfast- on table at Six.

ENDOWMENT and LIFE
ASSURANCE OFFICE,
Chatliaui-plice, Blackfriars.
. , Capital, 500,0004.
TIVETEES.