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XANTM~, TWO steady active voXnrg WjoMIEN, not -1 UThQr21 Years of Axe. 0n.asSFRVkN or ALA..Wromz ti'e 115a N URS4E. None need apply vwhose character, (of 12 -lionths 5'itiWill 1not bear thie stritctst inqutiry. Apply ti -123, M4inOrics. !%4 to-VA. NijksnV rvFRX,;q,Co mpagionet a eldfetrly prfertnPeeto thet psrty Alle baa jus9t left. I.etters. p,s 14Ai. to NI 0 ~ i.Elr'.tol,acconist. 6. Aldgnte. %011i ho ptnettuillY :ittendtlim to. 'TANTED, a LADY, ats TEACH-ER in aA c'hoo1 of reapectabillity. She must hatve bad at lib~eral ednestIonn sieak .e F.en'-h lane arige fluently, anid understand It grammatIcally. Nonr d, de, 25 vea-s of Age, a'id who aLre not Accustomed to vit'iitl, ne(ed apy.Fr fnrther particnlars add reas, pea.t Pitld, to '1. P. ait Mr. 'In,-lher'!,. 17. Ilolborni. ~T NTED, by R respectahle Fariner'S D gter, a ' rV SITYA,'1O As NURSERYT GOVERNESS, or Co:`penlun to a ~ay an Parnigh anv lady withi aii unidenliable recommendation rmafMIly In the countrv, where glbe haRd thec enitire moatagement Sod ilistruletlon of fivecbjldren the last two yearn. Letters addr'essed, "oast Paid, to A. D. at the postoffice, Brattknall,Bex"ita illnmeet due ffi,TANTEDan active MUAN, to COLLECT smail TACCOUNTS. wrho will be paid by a commrission of I per cenit l'enconti are verY numerous, and vary In amn.unt from Is. to 10g. '[hen cletion per day About 20L and swiU occupgy the erntire time of ~b erson otcployt.d. RtqsectxhIc roferences auid security are rcquired 'O. It desired that no application mnay h>o maKde except by pripcrann to whoTn the above terms would be perrently. satisfactory. Iv by letter only, petit paid, to A. B. at Mir. Tu-rner's, stationer, 17TTVO 'WHOLE~SALE -SILK, Scotch, and Manchester ',I,HOUSES.;- vANTED., by a youngM,an, a SITUATION, as WVARE- 5iVEA.1 in either of the above. Letters adfiressed to Y. Z. at 81, Wgihopsg;ate-street writhout. ,~ V~l'I1SC OOLS.-A Lady, of m-ost respectable and ex- 11tensive connexiflns, wl4h,-2'r fuaPARTNERSHiIP In aL Prepara- tnry Schnol. In the vicInity of Londonl, or to Purchase such an Esta- blishmev.t. Letters, pat Paid,nridressed to A. El. care of MJr. Samnuel PlaInTTer. boosller 1. Broad-street. Blooinsbuiry. t 1 WRITING MASTERS.-WANTED, in a re-i spectable School near town,, a superior WRITLNG MASTER, comlIettmt to teach the higher branches of arithmetice. withi algeltra; the salarv will he literal to a isuitable person). Written. applications etnlv, with speelmens, Tvill be attended to, .udrasied, post paid, to P. Q. at Mr. WValker's, 20. Little Qucei-s.treet. ilolb6rn. (r A)MBRI DG,E or 0XF7RfD._-WANTED, imme- Ik distalI', aL GRADUTATE of either of these Unilversities, to TAke the (tla1raIcal and M1athermatical Departmnent in a Seminary on the continn.Slr Oi e difi ihbadand lod-ing, and ax- t.ense padtih otnnt oebtrdaeof Ox?;rd or Caini ridge ndapl.ndapitlnibletrpat paid, aIoneattenaded to.Adest .I.ltMr r,ns ,Bl-a. 'Iemdple-bar. .14. turdes and Mftason, Curriors, or ail te epctbebsnA not!,edesrtary. The frIenids ofnaepeal ot ibt PRf TICII himn to one of the above busI]se,i tad eiu aiy P. mcodrate remium wvill be given;ahrtdtnefomonwul be pr'eferred. Address, post paid,toAB.r.Cpet',dap,3, Leadlertnhallstreet. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ P] 0 A R TH I'PCT'S- al,ld STJR_V EYO R S.-WTVA NT BED, IA EMPLOYMIENTl, by a Young Man either for the whonle r.r spor- tlnof his tImne, wyho Is ftilly proficienlt in every department of archl- tectilral drawIRg (particularly finished drawings), measurin2g, esti- Ysraring, &e. Addresis, Post Paid, to A. B. at 20, S'rederlek-place, itampsteed-road. N. B. A go-od reeommenidatloll for ablilty, &c. Wtlf lie even. YOUN,G LADY, in thEi ;7icinity of Hatnpstead~,High- A gaLte, ICentish, And Camden Townst, wishes to RECEIVE or ATTEND PUPIL,S, to !nstruct th-m In che following elegant and usAeful RecomplishmllOnts: the celebrated Pnonah xrork, paIn-ting o sarir,T.velvet. jara,paper,&c.anid avery beanitifuI and newistyle of'velvet ,work, for orniamentIng dresses, caps; each art teaLght in two lessons jot one, gainea: rpellCmeliA to be seen at thle lady's housie. Letters, pea qt pe aid, t o C. D. to the care of Mr. Wilitshlre, bskcer, Seymnorltetrriace, Camdentown, will be attended to, aind cards of addirew,obtaiined. iTADIFS ;-BOARDING SCHOOL6, 'sittuate between 1ts tLondon and llampstewl.-To Grocer,r. Bakers, Butchers, or any 1-eprtable tradesmien, who have DAUGHITERS to PLACE OUT, this avrtisementt Is addressed: the proprietor., of the school- wih to give and roeeve mistual Accommodations: the hotise has been MaLnY yeark established. anid Is most resfpectable: the references arc to the parents- of chilldreu In the seminary. A half-boarder or app!tentlee w%anted. Address9, pest p-aid, to B. C. to the care of Mlr. Holmes9, 'iOw5!raer agen t,Hiarmpstead-road, near Tiottenham.court-road. N.D. Wan ted a Teatcher. iTADIES' NOARDING SCHOOL, situate a mnile Alnorth west of London.-Yo6ung Ladies are BOARDED and IN. STRUOCTED. according to their Ages and capacities, frees 20 to 30 gcuineas a year. Should this mneet the eye of parents or guardiaLns di,. p4sed frn Interriew, every expenise ia'oilld be stated, and extras avoied-. references to the parents of' ladies In thG; school: the French languave nonstantly spoken. A half-boarder wvill he receilved under gcrea t advan tagen. Letters add ressed, post pai d, to A. B. to the tare 'of if r. Wilts-hire. baker, Seymnotr.terrace, Camnden-town. N. D. NVAP ted a Teacher. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l in-I VROR -M.Ieilical Eduication.-Young GbN- ?1.TLE,MPN arc received as P'UPILS or APPRENTI('ES In a le~i Establishiment, by the arrangcements of which, lectures on thec varinurs lbranches; of the profesilon lalIowed by the College) are deli- vered, Mith hospital attendance, and the preosiamn does niot exceed that given where nothing hut the drudgery and loss of time of ani stpothecary's shop arc ob-tained. Those whno are really anxious to b)rint tp their children, scientidicallv and economiically, to this pro- fession, wrill find thistobeanmost dfesirable opp,ortunilty. Apply by lette-r to X. V. gare of Mir. Mead. 37., Great Quteeni-street ,Lineoln's- Inn. held%. _______________________ T~DUCATION..-A Famnily of .respeciabi]ity, resi den t IL 100 mil es fromn Lon do n. I s d es Irotuis of m e e tIng w I th a (l OVE R- N1ESS. in every respevt titulifled to continiue the education of two dasvht-ers, 13 And 11 vears of age, coutiderablly advAnced In their studieA.- The lady mu.t be of the R.tabll9hod (hutch, tnot averse to retirement, and eompeent to Instruct In every branch of eductIeton. for the next 3 year. without the assistancae of masters: the- pres?nt g,o%erv.ess haA live4 4 years in thie family, anti retires solely from not feIng stufricient confidenice In her abilities to proceed furtlher teith her pupils., and will deliver thiem heraslt t,i aniy personi enf gaiig the situ stioni: the lady must lie mistressi of thte French arid ItAlian lan-. gu'a : i. together with tit hr,pnort, and singing. The sittia- tEn. will he found desirab"le, and salary eqUiVAleTit to th a bilities re. g2iredl. Addre~s to A. B. postofrice. Rm,ig',visd. Hantat. 30'~ ENGRAVERS, Stationers, Aziit Fancy BUsinesses in General.-A First-rate SHOPI, wilth suiitable APartmnents If re- qired. established in the engravinC line. In a cormjnandirxg situation nt tle, west end of the town, to he LET. For terrms anid particulars app: yto Mlr. Cureton, 49. Bread-street, Clieaprlde. 90 RBSMAKERS.-'1o be !PSE F PUwell c?tablishedl and highly respectable B1151 NESS,lin a principal town. SO miles from London. Alease of the preMises NYill be granted. Trhe above wtill be found n desirable oppiortunit:y for Any lady wvishing to eater Into business In the counitry. Premium, fixtures, &ec. about J Sill Address, post. paid, to W. Key, [iankcoffeehouse, Threadneedle. zrtreet, L ondon. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~~~~~~~~-ob S E OF o very eli- U .'ible terms bg Private Contrmct, a irge, copcl ong-esta- blisTi Iow renteraP 'INTI NG.OFP1ICF', with a goa deling-hous attached, in the city of London. The ptirchaser Wileette to the q:oI,I1 iriaid long un vpired Lease by taking th aeil only at a ~ar valuationI Fnirtlier particulars ito iprinvial oOy)ofJ.felahoy, ziic tloneer. Deptfoird, Kent; or at the Jamiaica en hehus, oruhill, L-ordon : if by letter, post paid. -TF1)OARDING ESTABLISHINTENT.-To be DIS- JI-D POSED OF, the GOODWILL, LE,ASE, and FURNITURE of a leariest.ablishedtiHOUSE, ofthevcrv first respectabilitv, full ofr perina- iten tboarder4 Inal inairy situtIont altthe west end ofthe ctown; the sumt exctAwl ot miuch exceed 7001. Lette,rs addressed, pos;t Paid, toA ,,apztn ninterview ,atiWr.tliearire's, bookseller, 81, smr1d aymrigbten theo houxrs of II and 2, wvill ha Ismine. TFD RlK~ARTH--wVill be shortly offred to be LETr .i.LP by PUBLIC AUCTION, uinless all acceptable offs!r he n:adc, ai,oo 0Arso aia BRI[CK EA RTH-sistuate at NVest Thssrrock, In I sx.ashr Itace on the L.onidoaside of Grxys, on the bank-at of -'he Thames, with the use ,,f a whiarf and the grt'atest faeIlitIes for ioa,ing barges. Bricks may he conveyed to Lonidoni by wrater at P verysmal e"ens. Any quantity of chalk. and satnd many be bad wil bIn a third of a tnlle at a cheaip rtae. Application ma% be nmade to' Bestrs. Jennings. Collier, and Co. Carey-street, Lincoln's-fun. N'ijF F FA IISwrout children, or two or three single ILG entlemen of reguilar liabltt.-A Widowv Lady,about to leave tosin for sense tinie. ofrers to LET, by the month or qmarter, PART of her }itIUSE. consisting of'dmn111 drawing, and .3 bedrooms, kitchens ftlted utp with atearnelusets, &c,; f th eparties are reciprocally pleased,.they, car, be accommiodated trlth board, &c. on her return to town. Thel boulse is5 sit toie on a genteel terrace, s-cry airy, About ai mile fromn the 33ank. anid newvly furnished, to persons liiclined to ta-ke! cae of it, the tet ms will he moderate. Possessiion nais be had4 the first week In Jamu.ary, or to part Immediately. IFur ftirt her particularr addtreiss, post; paid. to At. G. General Postoflece, F6inbtiry Pavenient. Twvo servarnts cani bee left If requalred. Referenees expected. AR)and, .L0)GIG-- en man_and,. jis~ i-VWf r two single Genitliemnen may-tue ACCOMMODATED wfih tht bove 1'1In 1the necighbovarhood of Bedford-row. Apply at 2, Kinig's- renLd, Gray's-inn. 1fJ~,OARD anld LO GING.-A Faml ftefirst re-a spectabilty wi~~t COMDATE two or thee Gentle- ,mnit In a superior stvle,.-and -610100pderite terms; the bedrooms are larg and airy, and thesituation irIusiOthe itbhin a short walk eufn Eeaie Aplat2 eo5hire-5'1uare, Biehop13agate-street. N. P. A manservant kcept.- JO (ARD and LODGING.-A C-iteltelfnail anidhsWf, _Dor single Lady or Gentlemn41, may be' ACCOMNMODTDia sm all genteel fan; il y, Iiti th e It elsh'bo UThulod or' tcd ford-iilar.Tile rreatuiiSllL &c. beilng liberal, adequate terms expee'?ed. TemSt uno- a-:eptlonable reference givenl end relIaired. C~ards a0 addRressat Mlr. *W.;st'scIrculIItIRg library, London-satreet. Fltzroy-squis-are. A separate pi1tting room If required. OARD and L DGING IVANt' , ya Gentlem-an eand h Is Wtfe oreecailyinasalpitef ilyin towrn, on c-cry modierate trsAprfrnewudb inwhre no other bo arderS ar'e reeivet orbtoeo w.Apiaeitn om i-m ro- qulred, wtrtx the b tIadonn t Ltes taigtrsAnd all oDther partieuia-s.toavdes ,pstpI,toM.A Nwo.pst. ,ofie, Shootec'ii-hhl, et -ADIES may be comftortably acconmm-odatedi withi 'JIi BOARD aud, LODGING on reasonable terms. In a pleasant airy iAlluation. In the r eliljty ofl ltavistock-squiare. For cards ef addre-ss a~pp~ly at te Twopcnily. ostoffice, Marebmont-atreet. I____ SINCGLE EN EMAN of' regtular habits may be neronarlodated on very- moderate terms with a genteelly fur- r. sed PARLOUR- and BEDROOM; breakta5t and tea If required. Mi!ply at til. W. 'F. Rekene's, traailtator, Germian Academny, Savoy, DESIRABLE HOME.-A Gentlemall, Of regular aIdrsafppl atMr. rnod's bokseler. 56. Niortimer-street, Caven-. d sbsqure cr8, 'Vilot tret, runswilck-squat e. 1l~UlNLS.ED ODGIGS.-To be LE8T, ~aFIR~ST ILr FLOORB congMiS'tg. of a ismall drawIng room andu be room, s Ith other convtnleuci3, I the house of asurgeull, newly andcen. toelly Furnished, on the 6urrey aide of nla'kfriars-bridge. Forpar. lelts ar,ppl r at2, MIelIsLa*i5liltlis ondon-road, St. George's-elds. A single gentlem, a;n will be preferred. A PARTMENTS, Unfurnished, near-Wloomsbury and JJ BcfUord-squerqs.-To be LET. in a private 1ouie, there there are no ebildren otr- edgers. a FIRST FLOOR, cosissting of 2' hand- SNUCe drainio roons comnunicating by folding doors, and3 rooms, } good bed chmaniber ATn dlressing roo)m, attic, - kitdhen, scuilery, -srashhouse, co2a1cell<ar, and every other convenSence. Akpply to Mrs. Laycoelr# 2, I-Uh-street. Bloomsbury. A LADY Vishes to BOARD ii a private falnily or ttbhool. wvhere het' services wvonid be niearly equivalent to ter ls fa, She wonaldaDiusta few hours In the da;y In tbe instruectin of I'ngliab -trencb,onthtatlgUa rotltijleof iiclloI duttie. A preparatory sihool 0jyyoun g ladies will bar preferred, or In a Lillf where the ehildren na younszg. She vounldinot obJect to-take thIs clarge of do' snestic arrangei3entsirreithersiruatif- Address,pd,tpaid, roD.E. l'ostofitee, Greenuch,th , PAR'II4M3NTs to be LET, on moderate terms, lhand- cornely Fnrnshbed. In a higWly respectable neighbourhood, and lierticubirly healthy cituntien, beng'lsear the Regents-park. Any Laily-or Gentlema,n wvho may bc In wVant of suich wo-ld, on inspee- 1 lon, ftnd thIs worthy of notice, as thes proprietor list al edetly wvidow, 'a'ithout famEly, and noothor ledger. Coa-1bes to arid from the city * ont1nualy pats1flt th doa. For partictia "!iyat6, Grove-plase, COTCH ESTATES and MORTGAGES.---Mr. ; IJOHN GIBSON EsatetAgpnt. Alnetlolteer, and Money Broker, tY, Princesstrtet, I-dinborg , begs respectfluly to notify, that lie tius aend sells n's COM.MlISSION, by Privat2 Contract, or by Auction, .'AKDED ESTgrES In Scotland- also effect- lnans for lenders upon ;nortgeeVr sthigcrceth'a eurity upon the most favourable terms, aecording to the stite of the market at the time, -1v Scotland, from the improved statV'ef the public records, estates may he purchased or uniney ,vastcdt wIth the Ireatest PoslMl security. . Mr. Ghssonls profes-donal experienca waif ter to tio signet, OT celilvoyanoer, also, ,qualtris him for JudOngi as to the validity of the titlo or securty afFored. The meSt amPle references In Londor- if lvthed., If no graeUacton fol?UWsano -iarge Is 1114de for troitble, NUEPNOS AYREB.3 LOAN.-The HALF YEARTV' .LU DIVIDEND of a per Cet,t. on this LOAN, whleh beaomes due on Wednle,ly, the 12th January. wvill be PAID by Mes3srs. Haring Brother.s and Co, on thatand every succeedIng day (Sundays excepted), betl'een the hours of 10 and 2. The divMdend warrant,. with a lIst thereof, In numerical order, meont be left one day previous for examlnation. L ONIDON NORTHEREN RAIL-ROA C OIPANY-. -The wdvantagesof it speedy, cheap, and Vertaincommunica- *tion betveen thte great towr.s ini the manufaeturlr2''dletiidts of Eng- land and the metrop-Mis have at all ttmes attracted pubUfe attentlon. l'he beneficial influence of isuch a communleation, improved to its ut- most degree of perfection, upon tbose main sources ox, Great,Britain's wvealth and power, her manufactures, and her commierce both foreign and domestIc, Is tosi, obvioous to need any comment or illustration. Various medes of conveyance for goods or passengers, poMessinfg re- spectlvely their peculiar advantages, have accordiagly from tie to tioje been devised, and have contended for a preference wfthmnibch benefit to theconimunilty. The priniciple of extending such communlesition by the mnenta of rail-roads has already, In a multitude of instances, undergone the test of experiment, and its superior utility uinder manly clrcuutnstanlc05 of Inevitable occurrence is saflicleutly established. Both the principle and pr7ete, howzever, b r the progrexss of aclence havc been recelving and still admit of Improvement. nw propo.;nK, theretore, to epen and facilitate upon this principle, a more commodloug intercourge betwixct the metropalls and Important towns, and districts to the northwards, to the distance of Manchester and Hull,I 'lITe London -orthern iail-road Company" do not proceed uMon speculative and uneertain grounds. To facilitate and inerease that intercoutrse, anid also that with the Intermediate Important towrns of Birmingham, Masvcelsfleld, Derby, Nottingham, Leicester, andNorthampton andthrtolft?leoreatmanitfacturlngdi5trietb5t1vee5L Manchester and liuf, thus affordGng the opportlnity fot useful exten- sion by branches from the main ine, will be admitted to be nil object well deserving public nupport, and consistent 'vith the polley enter- tained by the most enlightened members of our Government and Le- gislature, In affording the greatest possible encouragement to commner- clal enterprise, anid to the free eireulation of capital. The promoters of the London Northern Rall-road,although, not the earliest In that eareer of public improvemeit, have direeted their view to the increa4ed prosperity of thei metropolis, and of plAces with wvhich its Intercourse Isof primnRry iniportance. The London Board of Direetion Is appoiloe4, and eonsists of the fol- lowing gesttlemen~- low-Ing Chairman. G;EORGE HJIBBERT, Eeq. DEPUTY CHiAIRtMEN. Pageoe Grenfell, esq. M.P. i Joht Smith, egq. M.P. Lowis Loyd, esq. I rdward Wake5eld, esq. DIRECTORS. JAmes Evan gialille, esq. I John Irving, esq. M.P. FFrancis Barinc, esm, I George W. Norman, esq. Edward Ellice, esq. M.P. Frederick Plgou, esq. Lyndon Evelyn, esq. M.P. Thomas Richardson, esq. Sir Robert Farauhar, bart. James Warre, esq. Charles Davidl Gordon, ssq. I William Willams, esq. M.P.., And these have the pov,wer, and are Instructed to select seven other Directors to be sddedl to their scunier from the districts costiguOUs tO the projected lines of rail-road. Simon M'GIUllvray, esq. } Richard Hart Davis, esq.M.P. iSdvzard SGoldsmi, csq- Joseph Fry, esq. BANKERS. aohuepns n MTesrs. Schith Payue, and Smith, M onrouBe-plae; and SirJames Esdal1e,ksd lc,4Hammnet,GrenMfel, and'Scott,Loibard-street. Nathanlel Hibbert,eso StandingCounsel Williain Vizard, esq. olicitor. George Stepbenson, eso Engineer. The capital of tilis Company will bo ?ZdOO,O0O, divided Into 25,000 shares, of lO1 eaeh. An Instalmeut o,f RI per share Is required to be paid forthwith Into the hands of the Bankers tO the Company, to the aecount of the Directors. and nofurtherlngtalment will be ealled for until amdetailed plan, Witil surveys, and a draft of a bill to be submitted to Parlla. metit, be laid before the saisbcribcrs. T'he remaining sum of ?99 per share will be called for, from time to time, at the dlseretlon of the Board of Dlrectlon; but no call wi11 be mads upon less than 21 days' notice. It is proposed to commence the necessary surveys without delay, arid that every oxertion shall be made to be ready for-an application to Parliament carly In the Session, whlch vill suuced- tbat now ap- proachtng. Of the shares, a liberal proportion will be reserved for those In the llne of the proposed rail-roads who mny be Inclined to become sub- scribers, and the Board will readlly attend to any eommunientions from the country whlch rnay be directed to the most advantageous execution of the plan. It has already been declared, that offern for shares, addre%sed, post paid, to the Cnlarman, as tho Old London Tavern, In Bishopsgate- street, wili be received uutil the Ist Of January. A furtber time will be allowed for recetiWng-subscriptlons from the country, and the Board of Direction will. as early as possible, take all the offers Into eonsideration. (Signed) GEORGE HIBBERT, Chairman.