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~''A MOIYVS5A direct, RUSSIAN CAVIARE, of thle BLl loest quality In pots, is. dd. Ss. ana upiwards; from Arch- s.larel. Ruasian land 'Rein Deer Tonguies; slso fine Haitencomib Par- m--unIn tha very finest condition, at S. Hlckson and Co. 5, 72, Wel- bcck.street.~ Wi_IUREsotcernm~lrlted- ACE`TW4 AC)1 0; -eight tines' ais E,Slrngas distilled vinegar, formnanufacturlng,niedicAl. auddomnes- '.4P eposes. For 'su Itlecs of more than I10 gallons,the price ia I s. 4d. TFI b. It alas be h'ad' inre highly, concentrated, and Is wvarrantted Tree from tha least adulteration. Win. C:Wlsn, manufacturing chy- "nial, hulgely, liear Lichtield. WILSITON, Ostrich Featherniaker, 212, Su-tet 5i keehper pgate-ntreet, begs leave t0i Infosrm counitry niillilners. eoerf .&u.lb~itladiesIn particular, that she lire an ASSORT- m"It.rade under ber own eye aLnd direction. N. B. Miiniiers sup. acco-lerdingly for leady money only. SA ING olt 15 per Cent.-SELLING OF, in colise- Sy-RAtce of a Dissolution of Partnershtp betwreen lqOOiF and SyoDe oth' St. Miartin's.lane.-The Ptiblic are must respectfully luOze,'at the'entire S,TOCKof JRFRLLE.RVa,nd Silver and Plated Art5i5lessowbeingS0LDOFk, ata reduction ofl15per cent. N. 11. 1~DLLANDfor WVINDOWV-BLJINDS.-H. DJOVE be bd at1(1 Newacto-sre,et. oppnsiterNogtre-tarnext,t h aae head,Snow-ilL-he proprietor of the. above extensive concerni begs9 toaquaint the plibslic- that li-ving lately imnported a large assortment of genuIne rfEATIIEitS, whIch ha,ve been we;lldressed and stoved.he is lenabledto offer them at very reduiced prices. Featleerbeds, mattresses, bedsteads, and ready made ticks. constaiitly kept of all sizes. No C'Onnexi.sn with atnynother hou.ein the trade. AGENTILEMVAN's HIAT.-WILLIAM PRITCHARD respectfully informs thie Public, that he has succeeded In manu- Rtt5lring a genteel and conomica substitute for the silk hat, so de- flelenitIn gentlenmanly appearance, and otherwise so inJurious to the he ric le 20s. Reaidy moncy. IV. PrItchaLrd presumres that the family experience, as mnanufarrturers, for mnore than haIfa century, T7111 preclude the necessity of ar,y assertions to his frlend3. Wvhile It may guarantee hils pledge to the puiblic. that alt his articles shall be subatantially good,:and sold at very moderate prices.-239, Regent- 4t.teet, c,rnier of- Princes-Atreet._Hanover-square. RL'DADBERRTV~s PATENTY SPECTACLES, upon I44 unerrinig principles, to preserve the sight to extreme old age. ,,Y sieeessatv to cauitioi tOw public against the use of inupr.per SPtetsetles. a, their: effects prlove IniJurious instelsd of beneticial to the eye. The unrenitting and anxious study Mr. Bradherry hias paid to his glasses for uipwards of 30 yearst lhs called ifurth the most disitin. Pti5hed approbation of their mnerit from the mnedical profession, dad *r.im many thousands of personis of the highiest rank and respect. abilitY. To he had only at 281, HIollee-street, the first door out of Oxford-street. next to the large fruilerer's at the corner, faecing HAnover-equare, and at no oahLer place In tthe utnited kingdomi. Orders 'froim the country limmediately attcodc4 to. Rermoved from 232, Oxford-street. fr'ITO ati SN,S Iron antl Wire Fence, Iron H urdle, \tJVrandu. Blcoy. G allery., Sky-light. Staircase, and general Ornanenaf rouht nd Cast Iron and Wire WVorks. 119, Hiolborn. hil. oposte t. ndrew's chuech, solicit the Nobility anid Gentry to ispet teirsuprior seeclmeuis and large stock of' variouis arti. des n IRN sid WIE WRK, for immiediatte demiand. Orders eecutedit pnctualt n estcb. Variety of wvire meat safes. and dish coer,h!ch axld fistnd all insects, and are of~reat list In th East anid Wst Indi Wlrewoirk for latrder-s. dairies, grlanAzies. pheasantries. aviaries, libraries, and storehouse w-indolss-s; wtIrL coffee mnanarles, sugar strainers; fine wor-e wire cloth, for the WYest Indies; nImproved wire blinds, wihich for durability anid ap. Peatunee supersedo all others. N. B. Brass Wire Fire Guards appli. d-AIPe to all grates. 13T . HDSON's SYRUP of SARSAPARILLA.-. oThe extensive use of sarsaparlla In medical practice of late years having rendered It an object of bn;iportance to procure a preparatiog of i in a more convenient form than thje decoction usually prescribed, this highly concentrated syrutp has been introduced as a preparation of much easier portability, not liable to Injutry by lOlg keeping, and e.i'nscqucntly better adapted to the uste of persons tna-eiting or residing abhroad. Twoc tablesRpoonffuls of the syrup eOntaiii the samne quiantity, of sarsnparilla as a pint of the simnple decoction. Prepared aiad gold by IV. B. i-udsom, elhyrist, 27. Hay- mnarket, London. Pint hottles 2.4s. half-pint 12s. Sold also by C. WVeller, 553, Toireadnecedle-street; %arel, Brighton; Fry, Gibbs. and Co. Bristol-, and Ross and Buirton. Tiull. TAYS andi ELASTI_C BELTS.-ROBINSON and k9 VISTIRiiN submIt to Ladies their fashionable CORSETS, of VarTious unique parternls, whjich thjey engage to fit ina superiorsryle of elegance and beauty, hosvevcrdldleuittUieir figure. 1I'heir Patent Stayscaunteractasld rectify spinal curvatures, and support and cure persons awry, invisibly nlafling the loinmappear perfectly straight and shapely, withoutrany pernlicious steel, padaing, or pressiure. Elastic Jlelts which reditee corpulency, risceral enlargement, uimbilical Isernian, local dropsy, relieve and stren lthen abdominal debility, and give comfortable support be fore and a ter aec',uchemnent. Cot ,ntry residents in.,tructed to send memiasue. Letters must be post paid. H3e correct in the names ani address, Robinson and Vistirin, 65, New Bond-street, 2 doors from Brook--street, Londoni. 7Il() the ~NUB`LTrY alnd GNR.ROA' _LL GRIFFITH-S, and CRICK, (late Itobarts and Poivtyman.) Silk- wuercers to the Poyal Fatmily, 1, Cbandos-street, Covent-garden, re- -sp,ectfully announce the retuirn from the Cestom-houise of their entire NiEW STOCK of SPRING SILKS after the remnission of the bomity, andtha thy ae nw nabed o ofertothe Inspection of the fashion- ableword ah,,ee nd eegat slecionfortheseasrn in everyvvariety of paternand tiad of clour to hichthey, solicit their attenl- tion.hobats riffth.,,and rickhaveinst received a netv assort- mentof he hiht, achmer, ad LniaShals,so much ad- pearneec th forigncachmer. god ad sivertissues and gauizes cfiRAT N-HOUJSE,274-, -Iigh~-Holborn.-ROB ERT! 'ItrRllwO most respectfully solicits the attenition of the No lity and (llr to his well-selected STOCK of L.INENDRAPERV and HABlEIDAS Y .-Prlnted cambrics. ell widt, Is. per yard; Printed rmuslin3. 1is. 2d.; 7-Sths printed camibrics. 8 id, fast colours: en2-wide long cloths,5Sld,; Maddapolarn shirtinir,f,,r gentlenusen's ivear. fromn 9id. to18d.-, superior tloliLand, 7-8th., ivlde, for shirtst, front 16d. 'to 2s. ; .-4ths Irish sheeting. 18d.; 1O-4ths Ilussia sheethig, L2s. : 50 pilece.%of snIledIrl~ishItein froa7ld. peryard; table linen, every size, a litlesoied,wil beoliredat vey geat reduletloill black satin, ~s. nd s. d.g per leantie coak, 2. 2s.; silk pluahes, Sis. Cd. per yar, al clous; talisonet, ld.:sik gauzes. 9.hd. to 12d. ; boum- basns rom7'd; 34th erpes IId.;WhiteNorwich sca~rfs, yards, nJATENT FRENCH LAINIPS.-A Saviigo 5 e I CetJEVANS. 'Manuvfacturer andlimprover ofrh esre 'much-admired FRENCH LAIMPS, begs leave respectfull oanuc to the -Nobhimiten Ocory- . a Ch. 5'ubti, i..t -be-Sususeipec an extensive STOCK of the above elegant and economclatce combining all tie late limprovermeuts4, and namy be hado l ie aLnd deigns. In bronre. plated, and or-moul-a wtllbplainor ornarrental dorne shades, adapted for the dinner tabie, sideboard, hall, stair- casse, or conservatory-, at the following very reduced prIces ;-25s., 26R., 42s.. 48s, 52s. Cd.. f5st., and 63s. each and upwards. This lamnp Is w4arranted to diffuse a light equial to six wax candles at the expense -of only one, and mnay be safely forwarded In packing boxes (2s. 6d. each) to any pert of the kingdom. Orderx of any extent execiuted In the cosurse of a few hiours, by addressing a line to J. Evans, at his stove grate and lamp manufactory, 1. Fish-street-hill (corner of Great Eastehieap)riener the Monument; or at his wareroomas, .5, Fifacbury- place south, near Vinsbury.squaee, London. wvhere also may be hnd genuine unadul terated Sperm Oil (producing nieither smtell nor smoke) at S-Is p,r gallon. fl'CONOMI in D ESS.-.Tee eer was a period of tstime wvhen economy wvas more consulted or more generally recomnmended, In every line and oeceipation of liiVe, than the Present, whether in political or domnestic circles. The grand basis of it IA the art of saving.-.. ALBSERT, Tailor, Draper, and H4abit Mtaker, 47, Fish-street-hill, city, begs mnost respectfullv to linforzm Noblemen and Gentlemen wrho mnay he disXpoed to -favour him writh a trial, that they will find a material difrerencee betw-een hils prcsand those usually charged at the west end of' the town. He inv,itesL a com'parison, t--at shall at once convince the mnost credulo,us that there Is no houlse of character In the metropoilis where such advantages are held oust to those gentlemen who do not feel disposed to pay for bad debts, whichi a system of credit Is sure to create. J. Albert, conducting business upon an entire ready-money principle, Is vnabled to offer an elegant cat wiell-made superfine Saxony wonol black or blue coat from 31.3Ss. to 31.13s. Cd. medium sizes; the best kerseymere trousers and breeches, 24s. to 30s.: altt elegant assortment of ness patterns for wvaistcoats, Just out for the season, 9s3. to l2s. ,Gentletnen addressing a line wvaited ispon at their olin residence wvithi punctuality. Army, navy, and India Comnpany's orilcers, and mer- ch2tits' orders executed with despatch, ait J. Albert's, -17, FIsh-street- hIln. 7 dooTrs from the Montiument., ~ GASED C RN.-reatSaviginHusken.. JilL ROATEDCORN.-.This cheap, convenient, and nutrItt ios articl, equa tote liet coffee, Is now on SALE, at the Manufactoory cif ouley,Savry,and Co. Broad-wall, Blackfriars (bebind Christ:. chuch) Lodon InPounds, llalfpounide, and quarter POUndQ Packets; is repredfro th fnest grain on an imaproved prisselple, and war- rantd o ricer lavur andt bettor quality than any yet offered to the public. The facilities Coulsey, Savory and Co. possesis enable themn to offer this mnanufacture lsnuperior asl it undoubtedly Is) at the very reduiced price of Ed. per pound retail, with a very lIberal allowance In dealers. The cornumption being general and rapidly increasin, Coulsey, Savory, and Co. In order to save time and expensive traivel- ling, soilicit thosRe who desire to becQom dealers In the country to apply early by letter, with a remittance or reference (it being whiolly a ready money trade), wvhich will he poinctually attended to. They beg to caution tie tublic against cheap and opuriolts Imitations, mnad b7 those whbo ave not the means of preparing the graini, to Tender. -tpalatable and wholesomne; and to prevent such Imnposition each packet of their manufacture bears a fec sTumile s4ignature of ~Coulsey, Savory, aLnd Co. to imitate wrhichi Is felony. Any persons Sniot dealers in coffee or coeaxs) may sell roasted corn on takinig a licence from the Excise ol11ee in thleir district, which will cost euly 2*. Cd. n RIGINAL PNTDFNTU RE and 'MElRI N(0 \IJ/ DAMASK WRHUE onro ra untl,HlIr. SMITH alud Co. hv h aifcino umtigt ulcatn riots a stock of godunialdlietn,vreyadfnc,nds regards hans,ntt . prahdb n os ntekndm For teueirearunsfosbl cnm,weeebl lishmenan elegace for Indisesbeesnil,teccleto con ain soeofthe most raran brlit semnsftae ever exhibited, amongst whichtefolwnarafwofhems promninent:- MiERINO D l'htASKS ;ofanperiorrlchincgssand commanding designs. FLORENTINE SATIN TABORETS, a perfect nest- manufactutre, the colours beautifully diversified and not discernible from silk. TOWNq PRINTED CHhN'lZR.S on grounds of every colour with appropriate magnificent borders. SWISS. ORIENTAL, and PARISIAN STRIPES of curliouis and striking brillianicy, peculiarly adapted for libraries, country villas, &c. PERSIAN CLOTH In all colours, one breadth suffilcient for a curtain. SILK DAidASES and SILK TABORETS of the most splendid descripti-n. ?ilotiREYS, watered, cloth pressed, and striped; COLOURED LININGS, &c. In addition to the above, their stockt embraces all the more com. nion though equally Important class of goods.snanufaetured expressly for the ordinarv purposes of domtstic utility,weesrntaddu rahulilty atre parilcularly requIred,5. .weesrnt n u in a collectior. comnprehenjding such a boundless variety, It wiould b:e fruitless4 attemoptiag to rivealiat of7prices thirough the medluns of an advertisement, for no idea CoUld be forMed lint on Inspection. SMITH nzilE. can only repeat, that they pledge themselves it oust. vies comp -liWon both in quality and cheapness. No. 2S2, hlirhi floiborn, corner of Great Tiirn,,tiie IUSSIAN CORN and BUNION PLASTER-The L great inconvenicce and exernelatingpain attending these ex- creseenec, which frequently expand so cons derably as to render the boot or shoe insupportable, IVill be found perfectly easy, and so reduced As to remove the very unsightly aypearance they mal;e on the feet. In cnrn. It 'in fa llble, by disslvving the hard -callous substance and rendering cutting unnecessary. Sold In boxes, at Is. I jd. forecorns, and 2s. for bunions, by Tait, 41, Cornilill; San;ger, 150, Oxford-street; Low, 330. Stranii and Overton, sI, Neiv Bond.strect. _- TYALLAM'Is ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.-Tlhese Pills jfi are atrongly recommended for billous complaints, headach, heartburn, and habitual costiveness. They are the composition of a profossioltal gentleman of very extensive practice irn the present dqy. probably known to manYreaders of thIstaper. Inindigestlon,loss of appetite, deranged isetYon of the StmA foncldvee y .h stnsnfrom cold, whereby the zecrerionof the bile t,Obstructed, Indolent state of the bowrels, &c. these plill ay be taken wiith singularly good effect. Sold at the medi- cIl-e warrehoulse, fi7, on the footway, St, Pants churchyard and Sanger, Oxford.street. i SOLANDER's ENGLISH TEA, so many years .D recomniended and approved by the late Sir Rlchard Jebb (physician to the King). and other eminent physIcians, In preference to forelgn tea (more particularly during the spring and Rummer months), as the most pleasant and powerful restorative hitherto d,iscovered In all slervotis, billous, and conaumptive disorders, and it everyother debility of tIlienervous system. 1This tea, so pleasant to the usteand smell. isan effeettial purifier of the bloo)d, and by pr.moting gentle perspratfon powerfully assuages those excruciating Itains derived from thJe gout and rheumatissn, and Is of sovereign efficacyin removlngctsiPlalOts ofthe he adilnvigoratlng the mind from those self-created alarms which too frequently render the existence of nervous PeoPle Intolerrabl. Drank Pwarm at Right it promotes refreshing rest, and Is a resto)rative cordial t- the constitutlon of suAh as keep late honrs or live too freely. Sold by Sanger, 150 Oxtord-atretti HYwAkIns, Bond-street; llarris, Ludgrae-strect; Tait. <Cornbill- Nis and Stradliog, Royal Exchange; and throughout the ktiaddOm In pacetS, Cs. 9d. and canisters, lOs, 6d. each. _HAWLS CLEANED.-J. WHITfl, of Soutlharnpton- i row be- gratefany to ncknowledge the verydistingulshedpatron. age and igh comnnendation he bas received for the superlor style in whilsh INDIA alid other SHAWLS, Lace Dresses8 Veils, and Scarfa have been restoredto theirorlginat beamty.-Noa.6, Kouthamptolf-Tow Rttsselr-quasfe, If sent by Wednesday,-vl1l be returneil od the follow. Ing Saturday, pATrENTOUTSIDE SUN SHADES.-The Patentees Piandso Inventers beg ti' make known the improved manufac. tiure of their PATENT OUTSIDE SUN SHADES, rhlich they adapt to every description of windoiv. Theirgrent advantage over everyother strt of blind [lthat they keep the room. perfectly cool In the hotrest weather. 'i'hey improve the ligit and offer uoobdtrtction to thevliew. Theyare made to take apartt;r packing. Modelsofidiffecentwindlows at Dawes and Newton's manufactory, 20, Clrlisle-otreet. Soho-square. VJATENT SKATrING.-Thce Public are respectfully a Informed, that the Proprietor of the PATENT VOLITO or universal SKATE lhas OPENtD a WAREHOUSE for the receptlon of their orders, at MSrs. ilutehison anl Co'i. engravers and printers. 14, Tiehborne-street, facing the Quadritlt, wihich vill be delivered immediately on the close of the engag7ment WithR Covent-garden T'heatre. N.B. Allowance to the trade an -for exportationi. TRONG CAMPHOR SOAP, (tov wash or shave with) I Is the Lest means of Peeventing or Reioving Pimples, tetters, tubercles of the face produeed by cold or charp easterly vinds ,r preserving its natural bloon., or for preventing clihlains. Prepared at IVeldon's, his Ma3esty's chymlst, 97, New Bond-street. compound Camphor Linimenit i5 a sanperior semedy for rheumMic pains, old sprihis, anid chilblains. Camphofo o ardapaant, readr and elegat nmode of taking camphor. A LE', Stout, Cider, &c.-T-TH0OMAS FIELD amid SONT A begto acquaint their Friendsand thePoillic, ttiutheirgennltne BURTON, Edinbro', Taunton, and Welsh ALES, Dorchester Beer, Browrn Stont, Cider, Perry, &e. are in fine *rder for use; their foreign Wines, Cape Madeira, Usandy, Rum, Hollands, Geneva, and Orange Shrub of their usual fiie qualities, and their prices the lowest, at which the first class of such goods cani be old.-22, Henrietta-street, Covent-ga1rden. AW RM and SHOWER BATHq.-SULPHIOREOUS FUMIGNTING and MEDTCATED VAPOUR or ST15AM BATHS, writh Shampooing by a native of India, at 8, btaddox-street, i Hanover- square-. DICK, Cupper. cuniders it unnecessary to dwell on the merite. of the above Baths, further than to observe, thelr being pa- tronizediby the moat eminent medical men for carir,gevery ditsease of the skin, as scurvy, tetter, ringwrorm, leprosy, &e. in rheumnatism gout, palsy, scrofulous turmours, aud enlargement of thejoints. the above bathis have been eminently szecessful. aided hy ohanmponine. EAST INDIA EQUIPMENTS and READY-MAV1O, ri LINRN, No. 212. -ifgh Ilolborn, opposite Southamptoni-street, Bloo.nsbhrT-square.._M. TOL,sON and Co. (formerlyAbrahams1tike this method of informing their friends, eltlier leaving or returning to England, that they may he EQUIPPEn ao usuAl. on the shortest no tice, with every article In Ready-made Linen, &e. An extensive as- Portinent of ladies' and cliloren's dresses, millinery, childhed linen, &c. Cadets completely equipped, and Merchants' orders supplied.- No. -212. rT"? the CURIOUS io SUPERFINE BEAVER IL ;3HATSR.-The Intrlnyle valhie of any article ennnot be effectnalIly scertahwd wvlthotit a trial, therefore RICHARD HITCHIN. hat maker, 2S.King-street,Covent.garden, respectfully solicits the curiouis iH heaver hats to makea trial of hisbe.t soiperfnes, manuifactured in every fashlonableshapenow worn. Also of hisladies'eandchildren's hats and bonnets, Sc. trlmmned In the most fashionable style, and noiw ready for inspection on terms the most reasonable. Cofner of New-street. (ADETS, WVriters, and Midshlipmen to Intia, or Pas- xengers generallv to any part of the globe, can be lully EQUIPPED wivth every requisite for the voyage and arrival, at one day's notice. shtalning white JeaSn and sastin jackets. mediurn sizes, from Gs. 9d. to lOs.: ditto wvafstcoats, 4s. ron(s.; ditti, troisers, Us. to lOs.: drab ditto, 6d%: drillditto, 6. Pd. to l2s.: white marseilles waistcoats, C10. to 10s.: black kerseymere ditto, lI S.to 14s.: black and blue coats, 52s. to G68s; dressing gonwns, I Is. to 20s., travelling cloaks, .8s. to 48s.. when made to order 10 per cent. extra; cotton shirts, 3s. to Os. : at Sliver andC o.'s (Istes rrowsnith and Silver's), ciothiers 9, Cornbill, ,renioved fromn 2. LASS PAINTING and STAINING.-GRAY an(d t U SON bey to Inform the Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, that they FXLtrl U1 PAINTED and STAI NED GLASS WINDOWVS of every description, for ehurehes, houses, conservatories, dairies, &c. spe- cimnens at their house, 4, North-place, Grays--inn-lane. A stained glaess wvindow will hide any unpleasant look- oat, forminig at once an effectual blinid. and one of the most beautiful ornameints tl,at can be concelved. They also beg to state, that they have a variety of pleas- Ing sulbec-ts, whiel they are enabled to offer at very low prieen. Ia- diesand Gentlemen maybe instructed in the art, and tauight with faeility to execute subjects for their own windows. Letters to be post paid. WANT PIaACknS.-Ali letters to be post paid. S LADYN's-MrAl, a respectable young Person, who perfectly htB.Ooer,taods her hadrsio.sad rma hare aS 6ea ,,SX herotver teas thelady she hb jrst 1ert. ticeet to E.A. 16. O,sgtur staarcde, Pirrtll:y. No sficveeper needapply. S LADY'S-.ATD, a yolng Woman, who perfectly under- Aede hecnbounos-.3hairdrcshingc.d-mr ng, k ng iilirry; h,t *an haseRt`1o cha- rotter from he, last plat., there she lived hpruxdsf Lhtee year. Direct to Y.Z. s S. G4rrard%,ttoe,, .e2. Essihfed ismntnenf pl S .ISAMES'..AID, to attend upon one or two Laties, a re- prectable Pe.on, who livel se vet.a aeas In her iatssituatlon, anl h2. vo objectlon to tnrel; tbe moot reopectaile referes,m can be gives. airec to X.Y. 33, N.othoau- brtltsd-st-t, Ne.-road. Steady middle.aged WVO:MIAN, with a single GGentleman or Wido.wer, vho ran ha.e a good charartotrfr.m the Rentiemn ohe h.jOt left- Direct S.n.at M"rs W.tson'`, g,toenrfl, Lamb8cnoit.paage, Bed Lm6n square. No stior- keeperoredelp ly. S SERVANT to a single Gentleman or Lady, or as Cook i, a sAai t Fmtly,aPerson. Dretto A P. sioling-.rren.dlne,Clerkenoell. A Young PEnso2r, to wait on one or two young l,dies, who can Aze hew,11reco.-eded. Dirertt1.A. B. 23, no tard'Ss ereen,City-rord, A S HotUsEl;ErER to a Widower ora singiec Gentleman, a re- Elk. opectaloll yotog woman, who tan havel asyear*s' horseverftm the place he hasiost l-Dirvot to. 1.. at Me. Lo.', 24,Tolcohastcourt-road. S Cooos and HOU.SE}EEPElR in a small genteel Famihl, or bitb a Merehant Inthe city, where so or three servantr are kept, a .!tedy teopect- able soosg woma, oho ru he weltl e,,mnmended by a ,vnpectablerfamily. Direct to M. M. at Mr. gowmnso's, hbaer, 45. Ir0champtothopildloos, 5olhoen No oleeepee seed opply. 4S CoOK, where a kitchenmaid ls kept, a young Woman, who can have a good characterfrom he?lostphce, ) hetethelived two eats- no obJhiot to town or -orty. Dirert to A. a. at J. Dat h',, trulte,er, 55, wigmote-soteet, essa-d.h-SqTos- A SCOOK. whereafootinaniskept, a Person, who can have above El. o12-monthoedeoiahle ehnvsetvrfrtonu,hvplace sheiaruoa to lI-ve; with afa- mny ygolog tontleoctve-cluce wouldhetreferred. iDieci to t. w. st Mr.Torpins, IS, Great Janeta otert, Sedlord row. No ofllcekeeptr seed i.ply. AL S flOUSEMAID in a genteel Family, where a foothman is kecpt, a rrsectahle youn2 Woman, who perfectly undeostand her bumlcs, and wo,o eri t hrncde;cant he weltosmme.ded bj the tad7 ahelta-srved louryear.. Direct toe. U.ss Adrnstostectwest- .srvdcren SH ousErATA, a respectable yovung WMoman, aged 30, who potfecily understlands her ho`oe`o aIt hbann ohJebt,on to town or country; can have a oed h.ra.ter from the pla- the hoaJust 1e}l. Direct to M. C. .t Eldershaw'.ontsspaper- WM_iddle-aged IIIAN and his WIFE, in a Foaxmily, or with a .lL iole rentlemn, the Man his heed a long time in hi, plates ia Dpoter; tite wommantloooeheewer; are willing to makre thranisevte- useful, sod hare no hjmrion to town rcesnstry, orctotshetke taearof a oouse when the fionly are gone broad; tan bh welt revommeoded; thr man tan hnsoagoodthnoatrsv from the plae hr hs Just teft. nirest toeG. W. at Tavole's ths whta rehuose. Oorsrt-otr eoi. Port man.suoure. S UNDER BUTL.EM, Footman, or Valet to a single Gecntle- soman, r. YOtO Man. froft thu oantty, who can have an ..onble chla,te- rom rjtnteFnan eh^Jultlefzandhnoobe toongo abroad, Direct totl. P. 10,