WANTED, by a middle-aged ...
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~T.TANFS'~iby a iniddle-a gred Ilan, a SIT TJATION, UTOS)IIPORETt.He Can be well recommnended for aseitIne~ sohietVX~ IitcgftF.ApplIy (if by letter. 1,t Pala) to ~At.at~leas D.De~a2ndCis. 6,iVi'Arms.buildings, Vc11od-litroot, 7ANTED, by a ~~young 'Man, ofrespectbecn ein,frm the, cohlntrS. 5 SITUATON Vs WI N.OP~ and 'ccasnnals'dsarlt in' the counitingli :se wouldhasnooj- don t wake himelf genie'TaIliy useftsl. Adess, post pi,t .T 12, eotnekstret. ,ch,"ster.eq'.Tae Youh, o te CrviS ad Gldng. Glass and PIeture Frame, Rosnes. le illSe reaeda-5oneofthe fa~miy. ,A small premiuim wil heexectd. ettrs dd~~~d t C. 1. 'at r Cressawell' s, ta- tloree.121 Crwfod-sree, P ttflS.sqtlare, will nmeet WfithF due attenti. APPREN'TICE to atn oil aind cQOrR.weeh ilhv -the advantage of thle plutmblng aLnd IZil.ieweheadfreo the a;tationers' Coymp:,ny, ald treateasoefthfmiy Am- derAte premlomr ex-pected. ReferenCes ie n eurd nu at -the p,olroffiee, near the ca,nal, Mile-enti. yon h -W-iTA~'l~hre~e w hec, y oug a, h V h dsa S ITUALT IOI as ANAGR n I-cey nICeee mnongery, concern, a situaitiOn asabove ora 0o-ept onayline of bnslne,s. ;,lar, nOts,,mlch an bet acmfral eltatB.i .4o.t nrldeniable reference can be give.Ades otpi,t 1 i j94. Strand. -- S ITUATIN In a MrchaOts5 Attoriiey's, orayotler Office of rese.'talltY.He writes an excellent handc eind undrstadsat cottit. ad. cond ave nio obJectiln to go to the Ea,stor West indies. 1.ettrs adre ed tr sad, to A. Z. at Mr. J5. C. Elkens's, baookseller, aeltl tttendedto Readlnff. kHat Trade,by a House dlointg an stbihdand respeetablel btrlessn aY thfgodmorals. a5 an APPRF.NTtCE.A premiuIm Is expectd sdewl db ofres- bly boardedand lodgedand he entitlted to th iyfedo.AddC post pid. I ThwStSSand Co. 14, Com eca-oa.na edfosrd- 'XVANTED5ma WanGOed N S fo 26 to 40 years of Xe.to attend from 91I,1 the miorning to7 inl the evening. She mut be qualified to teachb the French Ianguage. music, drawing, and the sua brnchs o elganit educationi. A French or SWiss lady wte1ould he riefhredo Salare .. ece 60 guineas aL vear. Riefer- ences of the greatest respectability trill he requite.AIletOit be by letter. poqt paLid, directed, to A. 1B. att 39., Charing-crost. 'V~D, tt anEstabishs.elt in the co)untry, for~ FemaleEducaton, a oung Ldy, shut 12 y-ears of age, as an APPRENICE. he wil he reate in eery respect teaie as her compniOs, ad b atentin my b ce: pritilnt In French, Englsh. eogaphy wrirn~and istry.Ti address may ble knowno on aplIctIo at 3. lee~tret. N h.There are Vacatlseies for a ie' Bordes o 'cry odeateters,who are attended by the beat ruasters.__ ______ ANITTED,- _FTURNISHEDor NU ISE WAPARTNIENTS or C4AMBEFRS, in a respectable house, wvithlin a mile west r,r north of the RoyalI Ex,hange. The whole of the upper part of a ho-ise IA: a ground door, consisting of a sitting, room, bed om,coet. &c. wouild stilit, bat any k-ind of restrainty.wnuld be Par. ticuliarivynbiectledto. and aprivate entrance or such. a woule admerit- of groing In'Rnd Out without laterfering or distrtiung theoterin mateq uromld he indispensably requilred. The furniture ,Must be good and the trh,,le respectable, and fit for a gentlervan. A, suitable place would l,e taken by the 7ear. Tile attendance of servants not refniq r- ed, holt nuc.t objected to if made Convenient. Rent not to exclee 701. if furnished. VoIodging-hotiSe need appiv. Address, Pest paid, to N. at Mr. ChIappeif'a, stAtioner, wvesit corl,er Royal Exchange. ~VANL' PLACES, a miiltl]e-a~ellsteadTy ,MAMN' Randd NVWIFE: the mnan has% been) used to thie Norfolk vystem of fatrm. Inc. and can tundertake the management of land and( cattle, attenid mnarkets. and make htimself generally useful; the ut fe Is callabe of stiverinitendi1 the dairy and pou,ltry yard. A~ comnfortable permta,ient glel%t'iaon is more the ob;ject than large wtages. The so' respectable reference will h,e given. Apply by letter to WV.E. at Mi'. 1opwvood's nurs,ery, Tivickeniham. _________ __________ T ERVANTS.AWNTED, a , OUSEMLAID alnd F)KITCtIENMXIO, f.or a respectable youngK Ladies' Boarding School. ForZ .odrrs4 apply to Mlr. Munro, at th;e niusic warehiouse, 11, niear sllddle-row, Hiolborn.__ 0PRINTERS.-WA'NTrED,-~novERSEI'ER for a TPrinting-office. In the country. thormiigh!' competent for his I.,siness and resectecable in hiis character. Also 5 c;'tlitiil PRFS!SMX For parttcutarA ap pil to ~eas Rivingtnn a,nd Coiamn, 148. Strand. flW110 CX P~N'fERS ani j~OINERS.-IVANTED, aM 5~TFR. for a outh, 14 years of' ge. Nso ojectioln to find him in ciothes and washing,.1 Aizsmall isremilinm will be given. Ad- drC'- to W.. Woo,d. at 21, Devouashire-street, Globe-road, Stepney: if by ltet:eT, pIot PAid.________________________ O SCH019 ASER.-The Patent of a YOTTHI, 1i4 yeaTs Of age, is aesijrous of Pt.A,CING SIMN in a SCHOOL IFratice woul-I he prXfrred) f,,r th, sp:ice of 3 rears, as% an APPREN. TlVkE.- Letters,.pest paid. stating9 terrots and partleitlars., to be ad-. drrsse.l tn,.I. V. 1 4. Nw Itf-ita a, Srrer. YjUNGTADY 0h a -ie as Governess in a /-s,f,irgyani', Famiily-. wishes r,, uindertake the tuiition of 3 or 4 1PIS. undier ti's age .. 112. She I4 qualilied to inistruct in E:nglisRh, mus-ic. French,, riting,tand the rudimIen ts of'dancing. Address, post raid, to A.Z. at M essrs. Cementi'.,. music warehou,e, Cheapabtde. f~~~R~NTS and GUARDIANS.-A G ~~~~enleiani, abayving a v-cc' extensive p,ractice as Surg-eon and Apothecary, is wu:ling to ENGVGE, Y otuth Of respectabl, family as at. API'REN. TicrE, t.s he treated a., one,of the fhrnily. A premium will he evpet-ted. Apiyh rlter. post paid) to lMr. Sne Smiith, chymnist WVindsor- ~YOU ~G PESON from te c:)iuntry wishes for a SITUAION, s LADrS.W\). ortowiait on one or, t1vo youngi ladls: hs aknowedgeof ressakig aRii hairdressing, and has n's bictio to ravl, r ccgo brod rn be Wyell rrecommended. oA,d'C'h, post ad t .f a i. irs baker, PaLrk-terrace, Kinig's- G4 GROCCERS and( GHIIEESIEMON1, GER$, W.ANTED. a.SHOPMN'.\ a steadyN ,ia, who has a kinowledge of 1)5bilnes;Ifof both it willhe preferred. An acquPintanicewith enoImon b,ookkeepig will be necessary. Unex'ePtionlable referenlcesq .as to character angectirity swill i.e requilred. Apply Pe' sonally to SIr. Feoiwiek, (*; FaIore-street, :iniehouse. ______ ~ TTUATON.-~W NTTED, by a respectabe idte rtzaed Pe-,.on, at SITUAITION as COLL.ECTIN'G CLERK, or to attend t.any reaeecta.leixet5alitihxnent requilring .1etertioli, iietls-ie-, au-I1.-ea-cty.The advertiser pos,sesse suflicien t private Prortert y to guaran3tec' hiA honestv, anl. unideniable references can be giveni. Letters. p.,st pald, directed to G. G. Clifford's-inn coffeeholise. Fetter- lanie. will he ,tlvl-attended to. rai OPXW~ TS and GUARDIANS-An established TN Medical practitioner, residinlC In the rMost eligible part of PI,ca- 6,!iv. has an imniediate V %CAN.CY for a genteel and at1 ei ducate,d Yntitb as sri A PPR.N'TICE. Hle will have Peculiar advantages artbrded tiri for acquirinig Improvement. and ever1' attrention Will bre ps:.-t to lila domestic comr'trt_ The premium required wvill be ntoderate. Mdrdtes, post paiid. to 0. Ht. at 91, Piccadilly. j'1f _ AREN SadGUARDfIANS.-A M -edical G-en- Ti.tlemair in extensive practice, residing in the 'lclnltv or the nre. tropols. randl havinig a large Parochial estubli.,ilonent, isii n WANT t,f a well educated Youth as an APPRENTICE. Hie will be liberally treated and every attentlion pald to his mo,rals and fimrprovement. For address anld particulars apply to.J. K. Mlr. Sayer's. Apothccaries~'-Ilall ;if by let- tet ,bt le pos.t paid. FPO TAILORS and DIRAPERS.-WANTED, by a -yung rani of consIderable practice, aS SITI5A-TtONas CUTTER. Has been accustomied to the wiest end trade anid flatters himiself corn- petrnt to unr,iectal,e the cuitting departteent in anlyconcerril in town o r corintrvt. Undeniable references still be given and security if requi]red. Letters addressed, Post paid, to J. D. at 406, Oxfortd-street, still be at- tended to. M)JO 0EY. - ~The ~Advcrtiser will ADVANC\-(E about eV~'4O00 into anyres,pectable wherlesat,e c','cern, on security, at ~5 rCr cent. intere.it. He objects to a partnership. hut is wvilling to un- dertakeC thec,,nntinghouge department, at an adequate saliary. Let- ters.'frism principals only, stating the.security, the sort of busfiness. and whlere situiate. will be Irrmediately attended to. Address, post paid. to N. A. Mt. Sharp's. 12, Great Wi ncehester-street.Ciy S ~NfIRSB.-A respectable m-iddle-aged Female wishes, V toI meet incfh a SITUATION, to tak-e charge of a nurs,ery, whlere a girl Is kept, having beeni accustomed to the care and Instruction of children, and the greatest trust mnay be plau's'd: would bave Itoubjec- tim nto the colIntry. Mi,~t resPectab)le references can be given. Addres,3, ot Patid, to J. r-. at I, Kenningtotn-lane, near the Plough and Harrosw. ifo officekeeper need apply. AW.-hanery ad Coreyncing.-Any respectable JI .SoIcior o Fim dsiros t en ageacareifuilanldefficient CHiAN- CERY or NVEVANCNG CLER mayinet Vith such a Person In the dvetisr, wo I alo cnverant frm atual prractice, scith the diffeent rances o theprofssio. an ha aYyears had the nma. naceentn ofics oemierie..Wil enagefortosrn or couintry. friars-road.cn(rlv,lcc I YONING LA.DY, having a few hlours 1tnoccupir'd, is A~dcsirouis of obtaining a SITUATION, as DAILY GOVE:RNESS: she Is Comlpetenit to gil'e instruction In Eniglish anld French gramMati- cally, gongraphy, ancient and moiAern history. mtusic. drawing, (lane. lug. writfirg. aiid arithmetic. without the aid 01 masters, if titider 12 years% of axe. Direct, post paid, to A. B. at Rorbins and Son's,.hook. sellers.1, 5Te'roley-street, Southwsark. No offleekeepers sa'lll be at. ,ended to. - ;_D T~ Y who as a perfect kilowledge o h Egih A rench,"and Italian languages, wthich she is inl the habi of tAcing grammatically, is desirous of et.teritig otti aIENAG ET incrGIVING LESSON.S, daily or occasionally, in a fam,iy. She ala,, teaches arithmetic. svritlng. gteography, music, and drawinig, and 'would not ib ect to givinig lessons in any p art Of edticatlon shigly or separately. The moat unexceptionable reference will be given. Let- ters. Post paid, addressed to E. . ft t 124, Oxzford-street, immediately attended to. _____________________ T ANDSCAPE GARDENIG -A TE,a _h4GARDEVER, a steady middle-aged Mali, wvho perfectly unrder. stanlds Ehe art of layfing out pleastire grouinds, and disposing 3shrub. berles and stalks; to toe heat effect: hle must be able to bring ftirward the most satisfatctorv referencees for his skifll and excperience, and for h~isar goo chrceVeerly l to A.D. S. Baker-street, Portiuan. sqtr:or to. Mr. Mterritt, grardener to H. R. H. the late Duke of sot. Castle-lill Lodge. Ealling. AFEMAI LE , mt les-s than 30 years of ~ age, oo~f dcmsti hk abirs, who is climVstent to take the chaLrge of 4 children as a 51rEPARATIVE G'OVERNESS. thle eldest n,,t mote thand years of age. and has noos.,jectlontane go to India. in such a eh,r,,t5r with them ac- corupanied by their mother. may hear of a SITUATION hr applying pers4onally to Mfr. Miller. grocer, coriier of West-street. WVell.strect, Hackney r or by letter, post paid, to A,. B. at the samne place. None nleed apply whose character and qualifications trill not beair the aBtrietest Irrqtilry, MORNING GOVERNOS~S.-Ai LADY, who for Nfievesral years has been accustomed to tuitioin. woulId be happy to ATTEND a IF %;MIiLY, on moderate termos, w,here the children are miLdst theage of 12. Shie instructs in music, French. drasirwig, with writing, arithmetic, geography, history. &e. A lmost respectable re- ferencec can 1,0 given. Address, post paid, to C. 0. at Mr. Leeches library, Francls.ctreet, Tottenhamn-cutirt-oroad. NOoffaiceckeeper need aply. TRONIRON0ONGERS.--A yout;g Man of respect- aTbillity, (who has been regularly brought up to the business in I~don, po'ssessinga small capital, Is- desirous Of commencing busi- 1eiss,atmd si-otid be happy to mneet with a respectable Person to JOIN him as PARTNER in a respecta-ble and established Concern that has See;l~~~ ofee o i.te mnost unexceptionable references cas; be given as to the person advartIsisg, arid also as to the business In ques- tiol. A letter, post paid, with real name and address, directed to A. H. Z., Chaptercoffeehouse, svill be dtily tttendled to. 0CONTTINENT1AL TRAVELI,ERS.-A young JT Gentleman of the medical profession OFFERS his SERVICES to anyperson about to travel to Frariceor Italy, or any part of the Con. tinerit, or to Greece. Being a man of literary acquirernients, he xvould prove agreat acqtilsltion as an agreeable companion, and to act also as scretury or In any confidential epaeity. He can hare most satisfac- tory and resiecable recommendations as to ilitegrity and abilities. Salary still he no object, as his particular wsils is to have an opportu- alty of travelling. Communications addressed, post paid, to MTr. Henrv 1loreton, 168, Fleet-street, wlvli be promptly attended to. AN active steady rcspectable MAN, aged 38, writes a good hand, anid a goovdaccountant, weln acquaInted with the eneral roritlite of business, wishes for EMPLOlk HMENT In a Count- |nghouse, Warel)ouie, or Manufactory, or to Collect Orders and Debts, or in any way in which he might be useful; woulid Present to any per- 0on swho mayhave influence to procnre him a permanent mercantile situatiin fr.im 501. to 100I.; would have no objection to place3001. or 4001. In the hands of his employers, without interest, upon security of its repayment on the expiration of his engagement: or a shop which would afford a tolerable living would not be objeeted to. Ad dress. post paid, tLo R. *V. 147, Shoreditch. rVO PA RENT S and GUARDIANS.-A Lady, aecils- JI tomed to the fitrt society, and who has educated many of the most eleganit and amiable ladiles ii the kingdoma wi8hes to RECEIVE Into her care, in a very desirable and beauttftul situation, some dis. utnce from Lonidon, THREE or FOUR YOUNG LADIES, to Share -ith one of distinction all the advantages of a happy home and the sante rational elegant bringing up which has been so higbly approved of during a residence of many years in London. The gr 7ts expe- xience asid entire devotion of her time, and the kindest regard to the comfort and happiiness of her inmates, will render the abode of the dvertlser extremely valuable to any young lady who has lost her B other, or who may be of an age to reqtire choice and improving assciation. at the same time that anly defieiency possibly remalaing ~n er duatin til rceie erysuei'orattention. ILetters, post thrda ons H care orf .Wirm.iWalker, bookseller, 198, e L wll be trananlted to and answered by theadvertiser 41 Soop as received.