Star.
London, England, 1813-09-24 00:00:00

PIUVXIE EDUCA I lON.

ALADY, who is perfectly capable of teaching
the Ilinoforte, French and English Languages, Geograpl. y,
with the [lse of the Globes, Wilting, Arithmetic, and the usual
elementary branches of female Education without the assistance
of Mast,rs, and with their attendance, is fully competent to ac-
celerate th•' improvement of her Pupil, in prawing, Italisn, and
nn the Harp, is desirous of engaging in the capacity of Governess
in a respectable family.
•I'he Advertiser can give the most satisfactory references re-
spering moril character and abilities, and In the choice of a
Jituation will not consider distance an objection. Letters (post
paiti) addressed Y. Z. Post-Office, Weymou:h, will receive int-
media attention.

'There are likewise appearances of valuable Mines of Lead. and
Copper on the Estate. A new Road, made under the authority
of the Parliamentary Commissioners, passes from the south,
through the Estate, in its course to the Royal Burgh of Wick,
BRI I ISH PAINT hIANUFAC 1 ()KY, 1 which renders the access to the south, and to the interior of the
62, QUELN-S7 REIT, CIIIAPSIDE. country, easy and raped', ious. The si uation affords a constant
OHEAP, DURABLE, and IMPENETRABLE I supply of sea as well as fresh-water Fish, and the greatest abun-
PAINTS, ground in Linseed Oil, for Park Paling, Fences, dance of Game of various sits, as Deer, Roe, the common as
'ilk's, s, Slates, Stuccoed Fronts, Out-buildings, and Weather- well as the mountain Hare Black Cock, Ptarmigan, Grouse,
boarding, of every description. Partridge, Plover, Snipe, and Woodcock. With a little attention,
Invisible Green, per cwt. 565. I Yellow, Black, White, Pheasants also might soon be reared in the greatest abundance,
Dark Olive Green, 70s. I Stone, and Lead Co- the Covers being remarkably adapted for them. On the whole,
Bright Olive Green, 112 s. louts, each, per cwt. 565. no property can be more desirable to the Sportsman, the Planter,
Blue, - • -80 s. Red, - - 40$. the Sheep Farmer, or the Agriculturist.
Chocolate, - 565. The Estate is Freehold, and affords a Qualification for Electing
Prepared Oil, to thin the above for Use, ss. 6d. per Gall. or being Elected to Parliament for the County. The Teinds are
Genuine Ground White - Genuine Sperm Oil, per valued, and the Public and Patisb Burdens are moderate.
Lead, pat: cwt. 565. Gal. - - tis. 6d 'The Title-Deeds,Rentals,&c. are in the bands of James Horne,
Turpentine, per gall. IS.. Pale Seal 011, - 55. Dd. Esq. W. S. 17, Herat-row, Edinbargh, who has full powers of
Boiled Oil, - . 75.6 d. Pale Whale, . • 45.6 d. i Sale. Mr. James Hall, the Overseer at Langwell, will point out
Linseed Oil, - 71. Od. Common Oil, . 41. Sd. ( the lands and•Boundarles ; and those desirous of acquiring 18-
N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, possess ',formation are also requested to apply to Captain John Henderson,
tor Aitnster, by Thurso, the Factor upon the Estate ; or to Aim.
great durability, and are a cure for the Worm and Dry Rot.--
'They are peculiarly adapted for work exposed to the effects of I Fraser, Esq. Lincoln's Inn.
weather, and may also be applied with advantage to the general N.B. Intended Purchasers are requested to view the Property
purposes of Useful In-door Painting, as they dry very quick, are during this Summer; as, if not previously dispor dof by Private
handsome in appearance, and used in the manner of other Paints. Bargain* (of which immediate notice shall be given), It will be
GEORGE UPTON and Co. Oil aofi Coleurinen 62, Queen- (exposed to Public Sale on Wednesday the 10th November next,
street; 41, London-wall; and Komi+ WWl'', Delta in *ltch, at Tw o o'clock, within the Royal Escbaage Collett-House Eta-
Tax, &min ,ate. die. burgh.

" By persons employed in the different Bureaus, is
solely to be understood the Directors, Inspectors,
Comptrollers, and Receivers, having great receipts in
the administration of Registrations of the Posts, in
the Custom House, the united Courts of Justice, &c.
There can be no question in this case concerning the
clerks, properly so called, unless that by their families
they appertain to one of the said descriptions.
Finally, the eighth section shall be composed of
military persons, who have served in the Frenth -
Army, and of such as have served as Officers in fo-
reign services (even before the union of the Hanse
Towns with the French Empire), and of their sons,
" All the individuals who have sere d in the
French Armies, if strong and able, shall, in scch
cases, be entered in this section of the list, they them.
selves, their sons, grandsons, and nephews.
44 This section of military persons shall include
even such as have attained their 45th year. (Art.
18. of the Decree).
" Atter some other articles, it concludes thus :

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44 As the preceding dispositions will suffice to fa-
cilitate the means for finishing your lists in a respec-
table manner, I shall add nothing farther than the re-
quest to transmit them to me at the time appointed.
The very least delay would not suffer itself to be
conciliated with the celerity with which I have to pro•
teed in my operations. I transmit you some copies
of these present instructions, as likewise of the decree
of the sth April for yourself, and for the Mayors of
the Cantons in your Arrondissements, and beg that
you will inform me of the receipt of them. Accept,
Gentlemen, the assurance of my distinguished esteem.
(Sinned) 64 DE amercumn