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\~IANTS a SITUATION, as 13ARMiAID, in a respect- 'IV ble ine ault orTavern, a respectable W'idowv, 30 Yearra orsa. wihoutincubrace, whio has teen used to thie businles-k: hAs ~io-ohicr1on to town or contry a good reference cai tbe given. A line,pe~epal.addresed toA.R at Mlr. Peake's, II1, Lower Marsh, fle th Mrchtunp;e,Lamibetli, will be duly1 attended to. - ~~TANTS a ITUJATIION, as BAILIFF or LAND Vi~1 STEWAII m2rrled Aan, Whoi is perfectly acquainted with thepratial artofthe INorfolk and other systems of Agriculture, the breding a dfeeing of all kinds of stoeck, aind has a most unde- niabe caraterof ore than 7 years from his, lastAituation. Address A. B.at 'Mr. Freematn's, wax and tallowv ebandler, VWigmiore-street, Cavendish-square: If iby-letter, post paid. ___________ TtJ\\/ANTS a SITUATTON,as. BUTLER,Valet, Groomn of the.Chiambers, or Travelling Servant, a Mlan, aged 28, wilthl on unexce,ptionable character and recomnmendations frons pertoast nlow iD London; speak% the French and Swedish laniguages, and has sno obJeetfon to go to any part of the world. Letters diretctd. post pa!d, to A. A. at,r olr Oes's furnishing ironmonger, 12, Duke-strest, St.-James'9, will be iespect ully attende'd to. JTANTS a -SITUATFION',, an unmarriedi Ma-n, ge-d 2-6, Iv who Is an experienced bnookkeeper, and has been In the habit of Managin-g aset ofbhooka by double entry for a respectable miercantile firmn: nc is agoodaecoufbtanV-writes a fine hand, and can produce ample proofs of abillity atnd lntfgrity, wilth secutiry to any rmoderate extent. The advertiser speak-s an6i writes _French wit,h fluency and correetnets, and -Would have no objectroin to mecnieeploy nbrnad, or to accornpany any, nobleman o-r gntlemnan in a confiden- tial capacity. Address, post paid,to A. iiat !ir. Rateliff's, 39,Maiden- lanie, CoVent-Iniden. T -,some FAMILIES' WASIi- Launres ofman rers'experience, wvho has everv conenenc, it god ryng rondtoteopen field, and tilted car tocoveyth lienCariaefre;can bevell recommiended in the it oweslndofhetoen. c-rmmoderate-, sblrts4d.,shifts2d., tnhe.e~,ts~d, beakfas dito d.,sheets 6d.perpair, towels, dusters,, and poket hndkerciefs,P.per dozen, childrns eiothos reason- able. Ad5eas. pospaid, to. B. 20, Collier-street, Pentonville. PPREN~E9--aPih of St. Mary, PutneY, Suriey. '~PERoNS esiros oftacinig APPRENTICES may be SUPl- ~lEDwit Bos orGirs fr tht prpoe, pon' application to Mr. Jams Wllims,carentr, ssitan ovrser of thiepoor of the said 0 )3O0RSELLERS, Stationers, Mus ~ic Pu1Ailishjs- Ti.&c. - The FRIENDS of a genteel YOUTH, wvho lisa had a verY llbocal education, wish to APPRENTICE HIM to a respectable house. Letters stating patticulars, pest paid, addressed to A1. B. 72, Oxford- 9tree t. Immediately answvered. WIDO'IVLADY, residIing in a beaittiful situation, .1gA I rom the Rloyal Exchange, wl3be.s for society, to receive as OA ERS a Gentlemnan and his tVife ; every attenti.n wouild 1ie alid to the domestic comfort of themsclvei and occasional visiters. f'order to save trouble the terms do not exceed 65l guineasi each per nnum Frcars an eariculrs pplly at 12. Cheapside. 0 MILiNES an DRSS MAKERS.-VA NIT Ii E,.ina huse f th fist rspe tablty( miles from Lond(on, a PESON,who erfetlyundestans th NYllnerv. and if the Dress- makig, oul beprefrre. Nne eedapply who are not compe- ten totae te ead Aplyperonllyat259, Regent-cfrcus, ox- AW.-WANTS a SITUATION, in a respectable Solicitor's oill". In towsn or country, a young Mfan, of great respe-talbflity, as WRITING CLERK, wvho ha,s been employed In the nhoy-, raaitn helst 4 yeairs. Letters eddregscd, post p%id, to X.V .at flhe King's Head inn. Sidnev-street, Cambridge, or to the While Horse. FeLter-4ane, London, will meet wvith punctual aittention. TFOUCP'UR.-From ?200 to ?300 will beFpe`snte-d to. anyLady or Gentleman who-e interest can procure for a mar-. Maedn,lll of most respectable family, who in a good penpilan and accountent. a PERMANENT MIERCANTILE SITUATION, in towrn or, cs'unt-y. Any commnunication, iost patd. addre%sed to C.?. care ot Mr. 'Mnrton. catrver And gilder. Maddox-street, Hanover-square, will1 recceive imLed!ate attention.a(o r%c, 1 1 1 ~j OVE.NESS. A vouE Lady of rsctble con-. 'l~' exon i dsirusofobaiIn aSITUATO nA Noblemran5s or leniemn'sFamly o spernted te education of tito or thiree youn laies.Sheis cmpeent o tachEnglish, French. Pnd muszic, Wirbthe sualbrachesof eucaton.The n,ost satisfiactory refer- r-icesirwillbhegiven. Letters, postipaid, addressed to KI. E. I * at Mr. ilocbard'., 131, New Bond-street, will be imlmediately attended'to. NoofI'clekeeper need apply.__________ 3 jEDICAL EDUCA'rIO\4.-A ur',e-ngated in tegnrlpralctise of an extensive parochial lnfirnmary, in the metropolis, wvhere the opportunities for profcsisl-nal imrorve- mlent are slrmerous And Instructive, b4aa nl'w a VACA`NCY for an APPRENTICE or PUPIL, who wvill have the yrlvilegc of devoting the whole ot IhLs tirne to his pirofessIonal purqents. Apply br letter, post paid, to A. R. at Mir. Cole's, druggist, 1 01, llolborn. N'. Tl. An Ouitdo.orAppres'.tice wouildbhe taken. NL-U!RSR9F and PLAIN COOK. -WAN TE, I in a1 ye'- C spretable family. TWO good SERVANTS, not under 25 years of I-e. Or,e must have b-een accustomned to children, and understand g~ing up fine linen. The other as good pIlin colk,. and ti dn)a mpall !:art of the houisehold work, it in requie-ted nione will a-pply whbo rsnnot be well recommended fromn similar sitUsRtion. Ca.rds of ad- dress T'say be had of Mr. Fry, baker, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. Th's DAY and To-morrow, between tone hiours, of I I and 20. A FEMfALE,o of hi-1 Trespectable hracter, tfIeirn of obtaining a gensteel SITUATION, either writh ain elderly Lady orGentlemsan who milght 'vs-lh for a COMIPAINIO.N, and a P.onfi- deyntial Person to Superip-tend their Domestic ConcernsL 11cr ohieect is that i-, being writh a re!ipectahle family wyho atre of solid prlnctpIes. L'a,xccp!T,,nabIe references wrill be given anid r-qniired. P~'rsonal a;i-) plic-ition land letters, poet paid, tohbe addressedl to F. R. ait the Rev. J. Shepherd's, 5, Brewel'"ren t Margaret's, Westminster, ta-ill meet_with-every attention. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ThAwpA~E~i~yp WANTED either 7is,F i.LA or Coiutry.-A Gentleman, of actIve andI assidjiotis 'hab"t o Ibusiness, wisheq to be aidmitted a. PA RTNER in a respectsi),ln prav-~ tics, or to slacceed ways gentleman alout to retire from) the profession. A rremiubni Adequate to the particination In the buisiness~ could Ticad va-iced Iff required. Nonehbut principals of established'respcetabilI!ty A",] Prtictlce will be treRted with. Letters, post paXid, address5ed to r). r.'8. at Mr.W,alsl,s. lawr-stationer, tuner Temple, hlf in towvn, with an 'appoIntment,) will be punctitally Attended to. O-V- ANT-1I-LIE-8wishing their DAUTGff RM-7jT.a rL quitre the pleasing aceArmplishmnent of 'MUSIC a Lady OFFERs her ASSISTANCE. Shecorrlinecslntngwnlvth the ptia.forte., sheis particularly careful that her pl;pils aequire a wsell grounded knmrledge of tirne, sonas to reaid speedily aind correctly at eight, and no( piece of mnusic Is suxffered to be latid as!de for a new one until wvell loarned and u%nderstood. ThoroUgh bassifTequlired. Terms 2 g,,loeas per 'sURr- ter. Letters addressed, post paid, to L. S., L.os-'s cIrculating library, flnnhlll.row, with real name and_addres,s. wIll be Attended to. V1TO UILDERS and. ARCHrrECTS.-=XPaEtF1 ,L iouing NVIN, accustomed to businesst. OFFPt:R h!A SERVICES to an~- Buiilder or Architc who may require a foreman or clerk of H~~,le Is competent to take rhe entire management ofan bitridlng, or to superhintend the general busIunes atnd keep, the hooks11a O a builder. The advertlser writes ;a good hand.is an ex,pert account- at and well acquainted arith mensuration, and could make himself usefu, l both operatively And in the countinghouise, Letters, post paid, addresd to A,f,a .Ws-place, West-square, St. Gleorge's, will meet writh immediate at'tention. 0T PARENTS and GUARDIA-N`S.--An elf ~le ci OPPORTUNITY will he offered at Myidsummer to those who Wisqh to place a YOUNG LADY at SCHOOL, for a statet] timne, oni rea- sonable tprms: the vouinger the more agreeable. The strictest Atten- ition will be paid to a usefull education, anfl every encouragement given to Accomplishments, An Apprentice will also he received, and Il'berally treated. Premium for 3 years GO gtisneas, or for 5 years 8( xun" A he advertiser will not be in L-'ndon before 'the. 18tb otut resnL applications mnay he left, Addressed, Post paid, to YOUNG LADY, of hiarh resetblyadwihgo rfrnes, wvishes to engageas OVRESiafml. Having be-en on the Continent for the purpose of acquirin h u- rect pronuinciation of the French lsnguage, she pledIges esl . ,-omrnunicate it with accuracyand eff-et, As the last ten Years of her Ufe have been employed In the educatio-n of yosting people, shie con- siders herself fully comipetent to uindertake the Important charFe. N-oobJeWtion wouldt he mande to treat wifth a tamily going to the. conti- nent. It is requested that nio officekeeper wrill reply. Address, post pald,ltn L. L. at Mr. Dawson's, 66, Piccadilly. DVATAEOS LA o EUCATI-N.'At RS~rHE A\DEM. nar Barnard Casitle. Durham. BOYS rc lberaly BARDE andCLOTIF,D, parentally treated, and -exediiouly nstuced n te Eglih,Latin, and Greek languages, writng n animuove pla, aithetic, bookkeeping. ruensura- tion,c.bylrJO)-N SMlilandhie ssistants, at IS guiOeas pet aninuim. N vacations; nio extras, except Instruction in the Frenclh language 10s. 6d. par quarter. Cards of furTther matP13gtay 1,e obtained at 130, St. Martha's-lane; 452, Strand ; 3. Upper Maryle- bone-street. Fltzrovs-qunare s, but mo-re particutlarly of Itt. Win. Smith, (the agent,) 26. L.,abard-street, who will grive every necessary inifor- rrati,in to persons desirous of sending chiildren to this e9thblislimeit. iPUCATION.-at W00DENCROFT Lr G 71, ACADEMY, n3ear Barnard Castle. by Air.- LIONEL SIMIPSON and: able lAssltants, a limrited number of 'YOUNG GENTLEMEN are~ lltbemlly'boarded, parentally treated, and carefully instructed in the English. Latin, and Greek langunges, writing, alZthmetic, hookkeep. Ing on an Jinproyed plan and all the braniches of mathematics, coin. ple?tely qualUfyingthem ior respectable tradesmen,.the contntlnghou,e thne law, and other professional oursutts, froin 11 to 20 gutineas per annum. No vacationq. The French language, drawing, &c. (if re- qulredi at mnoderate extra charges, Cards, wvith full particulars, and references of the highest respectabillrv maybe had at 19. Winchester,. plsce, Pentonville; 10, Great Portland.place; I, Soimers'etastreet, AId. gate; I, Finch-Ilane, Cornbill: Saracen's Blead, SnioWhill, and of Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Simpson's agent, 52, Burt-street, East Smnithfield. ~\RTAT'E's ACADEMIY, Queen-street, Cheapside. ,iVi.-W.TA TEveryrespectfully annouinces, tbatadva,ntage h.aving been taken of the retired. though h-ighly respectable., situation of his, resent uremises, to endeavouir to Impress upon the public mind a ~.lief thast he has relinquished the exercise of his profeseion, he els It incumnbent upon hbin to state, that although his removal ha.. iciy been communisated to only his private cmiinexjony, the high dere ofptonage with wvhich his Present establishment has beenhOnoured has show n tuie propriety of his determination to renslove his acatdemy froamthe annoyance. to whichIt was subjected in itsformner situation. while Ample accommodlations withi which he Is now fuirnished have enaRbled him to extend his arrangements for the reception of those gu,lls eiherag boarders or day scholars, whose friends maY be cru fteromnbining, at a. mnoderate xi na,teavnages of a classical and scientific education wvith t e utmost extenit of information that can he obtaned independent of experience in business. Prospectuses muay be obtained At the Academy, on the south, side of th~e square, at the extremity of Well-court, OPPosite Passeras-lane, Queen-street. Cheapslde. AMARRIED CLERGYMANI,of the Church of Eng.. &land, MI.A. of the University of Oxford, who obtained classical bionours, being situated as Miniister of an E-piscopal Church in an ad- jatenit Protestant to'nrtry on the continent, is desirous of reeeivir. into his family SIX YOUNG GENTLEMAEN, for the puroefI- STRIJCTION. The advertiser will undertake himself totahhe the classics and the ussual braLnches of an English educto an masters casn be provided In any continental language thtmyb desired, whom he wnil carefully superintenld. The moaasius attention shall Iti paid to their reigilou,s and moral imnprovenient, anod they s-lvl In eve&y respect expeWnene the samie treatment as if unider the pikternal roof. There are regular steam- vessels, during the aumme, taice a week, anid the passage is usuially accomnplished in abouat 30 t'fus Terms, exclusive of masters, who wil be procuxred as reascimably as mnay consist with the beat qualIficationts, 10-01, per annum. Address for further particulars, post paid, to L. It. at MIt. Itcard 1Baynies's, 28, Paternoster-row, London. The mnost siatisfac. =al references will be given. Vfl'HB Fiiends of a LADY, who was educated in afflu- J1 ence, and who Is now reduced to a statof extreme poverty by misfortunes almost unparaUeled, alpeal to the compassion of thg benevolent to render her ASSISTANC in her present afctloTiP-A- severe reverse of fortune. Her husband, short v afte- tbq b- rth o her second Son, was declared a bankrupt, and a.t2rivarp, .lnaof and the property, supposed to have been securei tO hess ha lunatic, settlement, was, from some informality tfterein. 3' marriag ditora, Although qualifed to procire i. subs8i?11 Isized by his cre. ala4y, orgovernesstoyoungclilldren her* -5h n,2e comtpanion to o3f heroverwhelming trials, Fenchas hi fcreeth, l the consequelnce of her ovr wbep(ra trlals, hr8 4ietterto een han obstacle to her ob- taining a permament livelihoodv e nes,nt d exertion and thee-n ploy-. _ent of the needle, to whichl sheo has lately had Eocurse, has prove InsuMdienteto piecure eve,~ s,scanty provsion for herself and 2 little os wtttith6tagernrtunate mosthe rpefrare tbrown upon theworld's meloy P>ronlyltry nJ P land caneen omthunIcated, and tile truth and couzzeO f Icetures, j bn tht?h the ose whoslcate n;mes are subjolned, ifeed e rceie sbsciptons o her bHalspaof :-esac, -fnkey Feonclhureis sotreet essrs.e aaodremovsan Stirln, antrmsed; mesn-s. Drunnoand,myb Ch_rngerast andlt Mr.h t4atehar.si, Piccadilly. ~ ~ ~ Mr -ho TEACHERS, GovernIeosses, and Parents.--FMonsieur _LL pEpIN,o FParin, P*lfesor rof Belles Lettles, Elocution, French nndItalian Languages, &e. maot respectfully returns thaenks to the itractnumber oTeachcrs,Governesses and other,who,last vacation, attended his oral, vocal, practical, and mechanical course of lttona elon, pronuicliation od accent of the rench language; likewfse, his couIre of lectures, n whlich the most intricate parts are explained. His plan of teaching pronunciation is so well cominbed aoremove vesm any, impediment ofspeakng, and siny or u to thoeam wholearnmusic; ah anoxpl-leneeo 20 years in tching mor Paroaued to him that this Methiod lahI nyoewiha-l nbeagol PSt- conU t6TipoaiOUneO Free'el adnasottmto -inl esi is sufiBcientto-proye it. Thpoesrwl epcass uigthe'I v=tacion,t f eachers,o sse, andyuagpe ore tuzn I borne at this sasonon wh sos broctbap t nsathe rfso I s naie,adnaeeen xeine teacer,Lesooaat orn, I ton, r oto(tow r D memati FTPO ENGRAVEIIS.-WANTED -to APPRENTICE .LL a YOUITH to the abiWe busln0kh, Ithho haq a 'leid inclination f(hr thdistt. A moderate premium will be glven. App .fyletter,otpad iTA .- Soictorisdesros of PURCHASING a ~AW.-An Attoriiey and Solicitor, of lonlgestablishmblnt t~ n Lndo, aaaVACANCY for an ARTICLRD CLERK. Arcoo- derte remum illbe expected. Appliceatlon may be made (if by, leter,pot pid)toMessrs. WVatt andi Evans, law stationers, Wych- IT ~AW.-A Gentleman in one of the countiy tow.~ns bas a _LJVACANY inhi office for an ,'RtTICLED CLER; hemust be aYouth ofcascleducation and good mnorals, into wvhich particular inquiry will be n,ade. AIpply (ifbylettee, postpaid) to'M,r. )3aile?,,38. Trinity-square. Vq'lHE PARENTS of a YOUTH, Just14 yeals of age, c~are desirous.ofBINDING him APPItENTICE, to learn tbebusi- ness ofan Upholsterer. A noderate premiuimwivll be given. Direct. PoSt Pai4, to A.B3.at Mr. Treaidway's glass and china isarehouse,Sleanie- square, Chelsea. rf~RESSMAKING.-WVANTED,in ai-espectable house a.LY of business at the west enid of the town, Some APPRENTiCFS aInd INMiPR0VERS. No premiunmreqlured wYitl the improv,ersif they have had a regular appreniticeship. Apply at 84, Jiernmyn-street, St. James!s. ~ARTNERSlIP.-A Gentlensan, having a sumi of nL oney to dispose of, wvould wish to do ro, by JOINING a respect- able established STOCKBROKER, anidta-king a Lshar,eof the profits and burden of his business. Applv (giving name anid address) to) A. B. S6t M.r. Walker's, law stationer, Gray's-Inn. EN'LEVWOM~A'Nof g-enteel coninexionis -would be illA -haFPpy1to b ethe CO tPAN 10oNof a Lady wh osa del icate h eal th mlitght require the services ol's tender anrd carefnI nuirse; or shie wvould engae s tae chrgeof litle amiy wo miht e gingto the sea- side Adres, pst aid toX. . 9 Semou-plce,Eusen-quare. (fly 114 MERCHANTSi~W~ih~-WANTED , by a resectbleyon~ an SIUAION as TRAVELLER, or in any apacty i whih l~ coud mae hiself tisseful to his emnployers. Addrss,pos pai, t A.. atMr.Psan', 2, Victuallbag-oifflce-square, ARGTE.TIANET BOARDING-HOUSE, 29, Hi1gh-street, a new establishment, replete writh ev-ery comn- Forind a very' excellent table. The house entirely newv furnisehed, aiid thle situatioln in the moat lively part of the street, near the Ba-th. lng-110,uses und Libraries. ~ARLOUR BO19ARDER, .50l. per Annum.-A Gentle- Irlman of respectability may be accommodated wvith every neces,- sary, and assivsefd is the acquirement of the higher classcs and mathemnatics. Address, post paid, to A. k.W. 167, Fenehurch-sireet, Entrancee No. 6, Ingrain-court. 71441 PARENTS andl GUARDIANS.-WANTED, in a resoectable house of busInessp, situate 3 miles from towin, an IAPPRENTICE to the MHillinery and Dressmaking, wrhere every atten- tlon will be paid to her Pnoralds and dom,estic comfort. Address, post pi,tCDI,Wilton-place, Stamiford-hill. _________ 0 kd - ~E A young T5 Man, whoi haR been In the busIness 5 yeatrs intown, Is desirous of obta!nIng a SITUATION in a respectable Shopo Warehouise has nos ohjectiola to the country: has an uindeniabl chrce,and a re- spectable reference can be given. Direct, potpi,o H. N. 97, Bread-street-hill. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ >J.O VACATIONS are giveniat Mr. T.W. H. ASKEY'Ns ACADEMY't, College-hotue. Hack-nay-road. unless required.-At which establishment the Ilsnl'ed numbei of 3O YOUNG GENTLE- MIEN, uinder 16 years of age, are BOARDED and EDUCATED) at from 24 to 20 guiineas per aunum,) according to age, Including board, Rngllish, French, Latini, and wash!ng. No extras whatever, except for hooks, and thle chatrges calculated from the day the pupils enter, zy,DflUCATION.-At 11Wintols, near Brough, in Tthe ro- .j ante nd eathycontyofWestmorlaisd, YOUNG GEN- TLEMN ar IIAIIDD, ducaed,and clothed by the Rev. J. AD4MTlWp,~g, DD. aBeneiced lergman,at 22- guineas a year, and arloir bardr a 40.The earing f th scolar,. Is souid' thei bailyheath artculaly egaded an upard of a. 2 yees' esimoy cn e gveninfavur f he chol.Cards of par. ticlar ma b ha ofMr.Cates 68 St Nartin's.lAne, Charing-cross (~iE GRAP Y, Atronmy,Glocs, &c.-The comn- Usle e t of the Globes, with their adaptationi to the Sublime sciencesfGteognaphby, Astronomy, and Eidouranioni.-The above sel- eneec having becomne anl indisnen-able pairt of female edUCaLtion, the Re?r. Jno. Day, of Orange-cotift, Li.c-ester-square. respectfully In,formas ladies. governesses, and- others, that hta cotitinues to give LECTURES 00i thoss sciences, mi:d thnat durinig the vacation he wvill undertake to lulsifl: thens sAufficiently to teach wvithout the help of a master. 'A S GOVERN ESS.-A Lady Of te Establ;iThhrh u - h, ling had eeveral years' exDerience in tuition, is desirouts of undertaking the CHTARGE of 2 oir 3 YOUNG LADIES,. She Is c',maietent tf, inas-usiet them In every uiseful branch of education in- eluding French, and nsussie. The xmost reepectable referencesi wifi be siyen and required. Address, ost paid, to E. Hi. at Nir. Cooper's. St. Thfomas'a-square. Ilicne C. No0offlckeeper need apply. GOV~l~NSSES-A ady, wtho co-nducts a small h(futGco respEctable Semnry oul e glad to UNITE with another, Whose atbilIties. qualif he , aean atctive part, and Who pos- sesse, a cornexion that wouild iniereass tb. establishment, Letters, post Paid, addressed to D. 0. at Mr. Hlildyards, stationer, Poppin's. eourtt Fle-t-street, stating real name. qulfications, and references, wvill be duty attended to, butno other. Pecuniary assistance noobject. 0 IN MF,RC HA IN TS an Id O t h e -A y ounng Man , whIIe hasbeenlbrouightusp in thbmedical profeissIon, but through unfor- secn occurrences has 17efinquished the satme, having- lately been) Ini- tia'ted In; merchants' accounts by single and double entry, and writ- fng a good legible hanid, wishes to) inset with a SITUATlOIInN a counit- ingriou4e or waich-uise: c-ferences wvith security if essenitial. Address, poelt paid, to V. Z. 25. Paternoster-row. Cheapside. ~ EDIAAP7PRENTICE. - WANTED, by a Membr ofthe oya Colege f Sugeos and Lieentiate of the Piwetyof potecaies a elleduate Yoth, wvho will be treated as ne f te fmil, isdwil poses, fomthe situatIon of the prac- tIce imlmice advntag in urgey, w Icis so highty essential. For nartenlrs ppl- t Mesrs Flnsoe, almr, and Pigeon, druggitsts, vqoM DC LM N- Gnlmn 2yasof Fage, a surgeon in the public service. aiid a member of the college. %s i,hes to formna PAUTNERgIIIP wilth any gentleman ofestablished Practice. The mnost respectable references will be given and required. Letters addressed to, G. S., care of Westwoo,d and Co. 16, Newvgate- street, will mieet wis-h attention, and secrecy may be relied on. FHE, F11TENI)S of an ORPHAN, who is now 20 Byears ot age,, hayLvo no obJection to travel, are desIrous of ob- tiigfrhra., gIUTO a T DANT upon an elderly Lady, or to wait u pon two young Ladies, Unexceptionable references can be git-en. Let. ers, post paid. may be addressed toMb. B. to the cars of 'Mr. Nfsbet. Herner-s-stT-eet,_Oxford-street,._____ -r,O SURVEYORS a-nd Others.-WAN LED, a SITI_ ATION. by a. respectable youinp. Man, who has been engaged for somne tinie as draftsnian and clerk in a surveying dePartmient, The writer can proonre unquestionable testimonials3 as to ability, &c. Letters addressed to A. B. 3, Upper Rathbone-place. Fitzroy-square, n-ill meet withi Immediate aLttention. P'O l'jITH ain`dOC TIKR AYuho N-the age of 17, who bas served about 4 years with a clorkinanker, and wvhom he quitted in consequence of insolvency, wishes for an E NGAGE NIENT In the same hi slisess, eith er to complete h Is ti me as an a.prentice, or as may otherwise be agreed upon. A satisfactory ehr'teriwill begi-eziubybhis late master. Address, postpaid, to B.V. 7, Long-lane, Smitlifield.____ ______________ ~? TOURrSTfS.-A enthl eman, who is conversan-t h with the French, German. and Englisli latnguages, offers hIls scr- vlses to ~any gentlemna. or party, as COMIPANION on a tour to the Continent; hie expecti n.o ther remruneration but his Imoderate) ex- penses paid. ConmimunctionA (if by letter, post Paid) addressed to J. Tayleure. book aLnd print, seller, 29, Paniton-street, Htaymarket, will be p'unctually attended Wo.__ ___________ P~I 0PARENS and GUARDIXZNTS.- ~Surge~on, re- siigi h ountry, wvithin 20 mIles of Oxford, is desiroius of taknga rspctalewell eduicated Youth as an APPRENTICE, for 5 years: he Ns,lI be treated in every respect as one of the famaily: a peremium will lie required. For particulars apply to Messrs. Whit- takr ad Prkis, rugIst, 10, iaknman-street, Borough: if by ilsetter potAid.rB,p,tpi,t V tatenatuex hns,hldiens accstomedaton dIpnse medlicIOnes, and canvn be mecant in the City. in whose employ he has been 6 years, wishes 5'o ENGAGE himself from the hours of 10 till 4, as COLLECTING CLERIC, or to attend an office. An activ` situation Would be pre- ferred. For referen ce apply1 erSOimally, or by letter, Post Patid, ad. dressed to T.M.S. S. St. MAildIredscurt, Poutltry,. which %wi be timme- diately attended to. "~OT TtWCA NDLRS-Le dvertiser i's in E possession of that which ithas bee proved wvill secure a decidod advantage in the above business, atnd Is edesiroiis of ENGAGING wvith a Person well qualified in the manufacturing partof It. or wvith one who, be!zig already in the business, and occupyIng convenient premises, wAould either dispose of the same, or join the advertiser in partner-7 sRhip. Satisfactory references will be given and required. Address, POsit Paid, to) A. B,. 18, Bridge-treet, Southswark. ?~..PERITENDthe OMESIC CNCERNS ofa gentleman if re- qoird, i perectl cometen to ondet -a family with propriety and conoy, hvingosenaccatome tochildren, and flatters herslf isee aconidenialperon s rquied, she will be found in acqistio; nexepIonbl reernce wllbe given. Ap ly per- sonlly orby ettr, ostaid toA. . 1, Sut-crescent, vedford- ~OMERCHANTs, Manufaturers, &-c.-A respect- Mableoungaan, rom te cousn y, having a greneral knowledge Of buiness, wihe fraSITUATION, either in towin or elsewhere in which fidelity and Idfatigable seal for his employer's interest wilif be exerted. Five thousanid pousidsi secenrity (more If required) wil b given by uInexceptionably reispectable parties in the City. Emolb- meo no th ledin obect Address, Post paid, to26, Frith-street, Sobo-souare. ~ Marrid CLERYMIAN, -resident -on hig -own be-ite- LA.flee. In the neighbourhood of Oxford, who has been many years engaged In the edlucation of young gentlemen intenided -feY the universities anid higher rankcs of life,- and who RECEIVES 4 PUPILS into his family, has nowv ONg, VACANCY. The utmost lierality is combined With the strictest attentionl to morel conduct. For further particulars apply to Msessrs. SlMPkln and Marshail, Sta- tioners'-hallkcourt,_Ludgate-strect. AM;EMBER of thieK00Y-A~LCOLLEGolU- IILEON'S and Licentiate of the Apothecaries' company, residing in one of the most selcect streets, in the west end, and wilthin five minutes' wvalk of three of the leadinig anatomlical schools In the metropolis, has now a VACANCY for a younig Gentleman AS an APPRENTIICE, to be strictly steady, of mnoral charactcr, and respect- able connexions. A, prmu Ilb required A 4 (if by lettO Postpiud)toA.B.st, Mr. Sayers's, APotbht,ee.xsaUblaaknae v " V WINb ME,RCHANT* Distiluers, Brewers. &c. tIo WAT?V -------0. resp _.ab , stad m-ul agdmn STA -L 'ANTlsI, b ya resPe6:able stlzellymldd,aem aSTA AR IAN Warehusemanor Collecting Cle'rk I, hRuq a hoC tehaso vb lnowlefge of the Doct busiteess, use ot the Instt2rawent, and 'rites at good expeditious hand, and is a good 'ecountant. Any gen- tleman il weRnt of sutch a person ihtlld find the advertiser in every re- spect attentive totheintreartts of hbisemployers, and the most sat- tisfctor reerene t ciir~ter wll e gien.A l-ine aiddressed, post paid,to P.P.at Mlr. Ashon's, 37, Mincing-lane, will be Immediately v 0 MEDICAL GENfTLEMEN-.-B3ighton having fl. so rapidly increased at the west end of the tovwn, by Regehey- square (by far the largest in Brighton), and a very great nub,ber of other houses being built, the inbabitants ofthat pirt of the towyn are desirous of hving a SURr,EON andAl'OTHPCARY to resido amongst them. At present there being but one apothecary's shop from Mliddle- street (the eentre of the town) to the west end, including a space of nearly three-quarters o f a mile, covered with buildillng, a favourable opportunity presents itsolf to any medlcal gentlemanof respectability. estaheIs, itispresurned, suffneientpractice for two or three separate P190 MASTER TAILORS. -A Gentleman, ioving in- JL the first circles of fashion, wishes to be SUPPLIED with CLOTHES, made to fit in a superior style and of the very best cloth. Anyrrespectable tailor who wil engage to furnish him v say ad ress, post paid, to Mr. St. Julienne, to the care of Major Fallon, nnsley.atreet, Oxford-street. He must state his terms per suit roft nwlothsfndlkwiewa he wvill sllow per snltf6r-those lreft onthe, andaecha win e bEpaifd tahe priWce 1mustbeadsquatelyrea.. sonable. None but a respectable party wlll be noticed, and It iS re- quested that the names of noblemen or gentlemen who are em- ployers liould be sent, in order that inqulrymaY be madeasts abllity s'Io HABE:RDAsHERS, Drapers, and Schools.-Tbe Dk AUrenso-a TEsptbi yung Lady are desirous of PLACING * cit PnAUsTER out as ans APP ENTICe for the-term of 3 or 4 years, to amIy of the abovementioned concemns, where, she will be tho- roughly iistructed loan ItsbrAnches; she Is between 14 and 15 years of age,.,of lndugsnlosss.hablts, oand hat re-ceived ai-genteel education, em brcingbathFrenc qndmusi herparents 47roUld i)rejer:' hbmman dometictedserousfamly,)g estey~S t'he snore agreeable, where ~bswil eao- al tie bneitsof le~faily circle,mis her pareilts reC 51Cc o mils droe tow, i'le srost'rspeeeble rferenss 'Ili lbe give aniteql t roule ntl~ore h n801.prelilim YOUNG MqAN wIho. unde-rstands Land Suirveying, ! ihsto NG ims If to an entle aanwho wants an rVj'~the :CLERQY,: and CEERLCAL. AGEN~TS-- JL_ WANTED, tO MX.CHAid an AD6VOWqON~. beautifully situate, near several 'Places of fiuihi6a1bie rcs-ort. &ddiess to D. D)., at the Post-oflice, B'ristol. 4L ~Y 7yasof'age4, v;hi -has lived .5 years in one wihsfr~SITUATION. as GOVERNFSS, to com- mene a~ te sua binees of educatiou; or as Comipanion to an eldery orinvaid 'ady Lbotters-addressed. post paid. to Ci P. at Bowdn'slibary Mueumstret. Bloomsbury, will be attended to. YOUG AN, of respectable connexionsq aiid good -dharac!ter. WANTSIaSITUATIO1 as CLERK or WARE_HOUSE- Sala, hain bied tin that caPacity inSeveral trades. A moderate usalay onsuldre tken. Address to J. M.. at 2, Crescent-street, flEEERURED ANUTY.-W1ANrTED_, X3,o0, by deterred Annuity, to be clharged on-landed estates of very ample value. The arrears to he Paid up 6 monthsi after the deatlh of the per- son incunmbent. witb power of redemption. For particulars address lett.ers to Mir. Elarris, at Brw,,,, coffeehouse, Mitre-court,Flect-street. A YOUNG ~VOAN (a WVidowv), withouat incum- it branse, wishes to TAKE aCHILD fromnthe montht, or to wait en one or two young ladles. Can have an undeniable character, &e. Letters addrssed, -post paid, to A. B. 10. PrInce3-street, Cavendish- square, will be attended to. No officakeeper need apply. I/EDCAL, PPREN~TICE.-A SITUATION0for~ I Lan APPRENTICE Is VACANT, at a large public Inlstitution, whic!haffords extensive opportunities formedfca and surgicatlacqutre- ments t,remlsu B uineas. For parrtienlars apply to bir. Cox. meI parkem *i 11 * iseiners-etreet. Oxford-street. A W'AEHOUS~1ANWANTED ; onie acqauainted j~ INDOOR PPRENICE, a respectai.ls young Girl, to Learns theArtofLac Ceanngand Mending and the Millinery B3usiness, wher se wilbtreae as one of the family. Apkply persmnally to F. .at 23, Oxford.istreet. near Parkc-street. A premium expected. A YOUNG RESON from the country, wtho has never, 1?-been dur, wtishes to obtain a StTUATION, In a respeetab!e fa- m iy,where she could be generally useful, as a SEtiPSTRESS: she is a 'od dressmaker. Or to have th care of children. orto walt or, a lasgy or ladle-. Adldress, post paid, to S. L. 0, Chiarterltouss-street, IC.ha-rt~er hao u aseaoitare. 4RescctbleSingle YOUNG MvAN, aged about 30, ora nder-Clerk, Warchousemar, orLight Porter, bii Wholeale arehuse:can give security If required, and have an undeiabe caracer romthe place lie has just left, wliere he was 4 yers ad a uartr. Adres toA. 13. 1 8. High-street, Borough._ at 6 -per Cent.-WANTED, ?2,500, LVLfor3or S ears certain, at 5 p~er cent, initerest, and will lie moa amp17secredon long Leasehold P'roperty in Ireland, producing upwar8-oj4001.per rnnu elear. For particularsuapply personally, orbyltr,pspad to Messrs. Croft and Johnson, solicitors, 43 Bedrdm , obon A Y UN ANof rpctable conniexions, from the I--country, 'wishes to mee iha SITUATIO N a-s CLERK, and to attend to thie business of an Upolsterer; has a goed knowrledge of the cabinet branch. A comfortable ituation more an object thain salary. Applications (if by letter, po-st paid) to Mr.WV. houister, upholzterer, 7. Finsbary-place south, wivll mneet writh Immediate attention. I1RltA-ff S-MAN, whose bussiniess has lately in_c_r_ea_se_d, Is In WANT ot ? 1,000, for which good leasehold mecuritsy wvll beAny bzanker or respectable perseor wvilling to trqat with the advesrvtoise.rwillbenmet liberaily, bt tapplilcations must befrom princi- pals ouly, writh realrname and address. A line addressed toA. 2. 45, Primrose.hIll, Salisbury-square, wrill he attended to. TPO PARENT1,S and dUARIUANS.-A M-edic-al Gentleman. In sxtenslvepractioe, and surgzeon to ani ho-spital. In one of the Eng1lsh Universities, Is desirous of a Youth, of liberal edu- cationa, as a PUJPIL. The situation lias advantages of a superior and unusual kind. For further particulars addrees, post paid, to P. D. at Messrs. Horwood and Oliver's. paperhanging warehouse, 1, Mladdox- Street. Regens.street. 0TAILOR$.-XVANTED, to go into the country an ieI h ouse, a single MiAN. partly as cutter and partly to work on the board: he must Ybe miaster efhis businees: one need to tha water side wi-l be preferred: unexceptionable referencesI as to ,tead chracter and security will he required. APPly personally te, Mr. ewick. 64. Fore.trtict, Limehouse. One or two Turtn-over Ap- preutices wanted. ;LM'VPLOYMEl NT.-A respectable active young MAIN, _1A aged 1 9. whbo hias received aKood general education, is In WANT 01ePOMN;he Is not particular. but svould prefer thie coun try. Salryis ota pimryobject. Can give security. No objection to any ~tt f te wold,Or wvould not object to Travel as Servant. Lest5s adresse to r. Wiliiam Cccii, 66, Iiigli-street. Portlanid- twil, stating particuliars, wI!ll be attended to Imnmediately. tr te V'ACOLTY.-A young Geintlemani, who -has -Icsrved 5 years withi two gentlemen (partiners) of the greatest re- sPectabIlity, and in the first practice, in the country, as surgeons, .bc. WANrJS a SITUATION, In London, as ASSISTAN'I to a Gentleman of the profession, or to a chymist, for 2 years, who wrould suffer himn to attend leeturee. Salary nottan object if treated as one of the family. APPlY t-9 Col. Castle. 4, South-crescent. Bedford-square. A YOUNG TRA~DBSMAN, whio hias been ob liged to - decine bsines, is in WANT of a SITUATION, where habits of Indutry nd sme eperinc igKht recommenid him to She ci,ntlden- tialemooy f an getlean,citner as a CLERK or in a similar capa- elt. e hs eenusd t te cutlery, fee. Unesxceptionuthle refer- ence wil b givn. ddrss,post paid, to R. WV. at Ii, Great Mad. SERVA7NTS.-_WANT"rED, in a respectable Famiily, a 27MAN-SERVANT, competent to take charge of a horse and chai'se, a small garden, to wait at table occasion.ally, snod eenerally totmake himself useful. Also, a SERVANT of ALI-IVORR. who must be a goo plin ook A ac an hI wie, ithutineumbranee, wouild be take; uexcetioabl chaactrs rquied.Apply at Mr. Smslth's. LADY of ighresectbilty is desirous of ilaving or two Ldles, sisters. ThIs offer wvoudatcarypoedan taeu oa tamily from the country hosisrmkal staefrhealth, spacious nd airy, with a large gre tahdt t and InI lading street between two fasioable squares. Address to Mi. P. r.Coer's, planofortemaker Ssthamproin-ross-, Bloomsbury. P ARTLNER WVANTED, in an established Mechailical WlBusiness in the city. Any respectable Person having ?C50-0 or ?600 at command wouild find this an eligible opportuniity of invest- ing such a capital to advantage; ati active part might be taken If agfreeable. Letters, postpaid, withreal nameend address, directed to X.V. at Mr. Walker's, bookseller, 44, Paternoster-row, would meet with sutable attenition. TPOTXrINTS.-WAINTED, immediately, Ill a To fashionable House of Busine ss. TWO geniteel young PERSONS, accustomed to their Needle, who, will be taught a good business. Premium niot so miuch a consideration as meeting wvith respectable and well-d-isposed youag Dersons. Address to A. B. at Messrs. Brooks and Davenpoirt's, hoiise ;?gents. Old Bond-strest. Should this meet tke eye of the clercvman who wrote from Pecklingiton, another letter Is requested, the flrat wvith his address being mislald. SINGULAR TPPOR-T UNIT Y.-ToPesnwihg to increese their income.-An opporturity now offers to any per- -ion who has a few hundreds at command to use it writh uncommon advantage, without the smallest ris'k or trouble, but wIrth considerable pleasure, as will plainly appear on Investigation. Letters, poet paid, addressed to A.B. and left at 177, Sloane-street, Knightsbridge, wvill be re-, ctf1a1K,att1enided to. It would be particularly suitable for a female- A. MNoet respectable YOUNG PERSONT fromn the J JLcountr isaxost btiaSIUTO as COMIPANION o an elderly A7.orthaecagofom yonChle;se Is of a kind,obii,anchefldsoiinan sudoeer thing In her pwrt edrhrefueu ohrepoes h understandsdesalngthmotndnalreeecsanb given either intw rcuty drs oE .2,Trevor-square, Brompton. D3RE PARATORY SCHKOOL, corner of Church-street, JtLEpsom. for the limited numiber ..f TWELVE young LADIES and GENTLEMEN. from-2 yearsupwsards. by H.EADES. Terms,1i8 guinea per annum, washing Included; no entranice money required. inquire of Mr. S.parks, 2, Southani ton-street, Strand, wvhere refer- -enes tos the 0h1ldrenis friends~ ma-y gebad- CHUO ASISTANTS'-1VANTED, an eXperienced t2~ LASSCAL ASTER, wvho Is also woell qNaslfied to teach the highr brnchs ofarItmetc, 'geography with the use of globes, anid pracicalni~ta,naics.The ost sinlesc tionable reference wvill he expcte. iret;pos pid.toZ. Z. at 1,TIT= Surrey-street, Black. AS GOVERNESS.-T-he Daughter of a Clegmno 17..the EstablishedChurch.i,ho hashad~sosueexcperience intiin is'lesirous of-engaging wIth a reespectable family. She undetes to INSTRUCT her PUPILS in Engl1ish -aud Freich grammatically, drawing, writing, aLnd arithmetic, with ttie rudiments of music. The mostreslsectable referenceowlllbe given. Letters,postpaid. addressed. to T. S. I stepus-gen, wivllmeet w-ith immediate attention. clOVERNES.-A young Lay wohs resided as -X GOVEI~NBSSrin a Gentleman'sa Faiy deioso ENGAG- INGbherself In a simia aaiy h scmeett teach the Engli ad reclagae,ms.gorhyhity,writing, and arithmetic. T mstrsetberfrjescnegin. Let- ters, post paid, to b dtesdtoEW.tir.ilims,232, Tot- tcnham-conMrt-bad.____________________ T- OVERNESS. - A Lady, long accustomed to tuition, Is. desirous of engagn~ herself rin a family, to undertake the E UCATION of YOUN LLiE.The advertiser ia competent to instructIn the English, Frenchrand itallan languages, In geography and the use of the globes,- ana In. music. Unexceptionable refer- encesstrfll'be gliven. Address, post; paid, to Z. 5. 67, Clarendonu-street, Somncrs-town. "AILY GOVERNESS.-A Lady of respectability, veho IFhas been educatedAIn France, anid has hiad considerable experi- ence in tuition, 'waihe '.omzltV With an ENGAGEMENT as DAILV (O~.t5itS. Te Werletly omptent to teach the Englishi and Prelieblanguags- gramaticaly (thelatter she speakcs filuen tly), WriIng arthmtic, eogaph wih se ue f the globes, &c. The term wil -e etreelymodrat, ad -ostrespectable references givn. Adres; pstpid toY. a a Mr Perys, 27, old Jewvry. A S AiLYor MRNIN GOERNE SS, a Lady, ?1..who s prfec mitres of renh, wichshie speaks writh fluecy nd ndestads rammticlly ca alo atend to the music in te abenceof te mater.middrawving If required, with the tne usal banc~s f edcaton.The most satisfpcetory testi- monials will be gie,adsIutervien' attended to, by directing, post 'do-etoleft att Mr. Foulkees's linendraper, Bridge-street, kV4ttainser.Office lettera will be returned. IYOYYN LADY,J 1V-ears of age, wvishes for a SIT UA- ?k TiO~asUESiDN"' VSRESS~ lIa Family; she -is censtpe- tent - ?1,jgiigdiaaxreieh erAl3matically. geography, the use ,or th-e globeg, -drawing, music, ancing, wvriting, arithmetc', paint- ing oct velvet, satin, antid glass The miost satisfactory anit undeni- atble recomainendlatlon wvill be given by -a family of the first respect- ability, wIth whom the lady Is at present residisig aS governess to 7 young ladies.- Letters, post paid, to be'uddressied to A. B. at bl,r. F uker's, 31, Old Bond-street.- N URSERY. GOVE,RN ESS. - A Middle-aged Lady, ex riened in thecareanea eucatil of youth, is de.irous of undertaeIng the CHARGE atid TU1TIf()N of the YOUNGER DP.ANCHE -of a NOBLEMAN or GENTLEMAN's FAIN1LY, She is tgualified to Irdgrruet her pupils Isn readinig;, riting, and arithmetic, tue Lat~ IR'amnlar, and geogrurpby, to which every Msaternial solici- tude wu] beunited infrigtermanners and promoting their gen)eral improvhinen. - 'or-to 1i11 thie sita2titon, of Companion to one or wo adis f rgulr hbis; r I afamily, where the exertions andattntodsof rspetabefluSe ay beessential. In either of the bov, or~ smila ~Issaton,the dvetiser hopes to mierit aL con- tinuisc oftha eseem he ashthe li ad thebhonour teexperi- eneefro peronsof'the irs repectbilty,to whomn references wrill be givn.-Letdr, pet aid adresedti.L.at Mr. Dickinson's, 114, -0ARIS.-T.oParentsandIGuardianls.-A few-VACA NCIES tef'freih a bhI byiyrespcctabl5Protest.ant ESTABLISHMNENT forall- Inited numberot YoungLADIES,iupder the ImMnediate superintendence Of 'anlinghish 1,141,'Who has,recclved a liberal educatIon, anid has had considerable experienc-e both In. ublcnd private tuition..The pupils, be2idsldiaVingbehadyantages oFthble nsdteasnldent.insterzIflParls for acquiring the stench lAngwige with correctness and guency, together With Italian, musIC, dancing, and drawi ng, are thoronghly-Soisfided in the Englis gramrmar,- history, georphly, and the se-fthe globes. The greatest attention Is pa d. to their health, mnorals, and general 'inb' vesnent; They'also exrierielice parental kindness, with the os,twlbe treatmnenst,and the Ilhai.'in iS the same in every respect As In Enlglandi.- Referenees'of the irst respectablIlity.,will lie given, among-st them, to pie sho hav had daLughters fromi one to four years - nxtbIs.eaipllhmnt?A rAible opportunitywiloerf aCcnmPsW1rW k.gen fthe-Aildsummer vactinaswl As L aris veat either, of- -the.vabtaio;as- of Christwainor i4swie.A h aalohts are *ni yaminal-for-thie convezsgsnce'ofhoehomydir tolhavetheirecilodren home ast csrt#impieriod..~sg r5555at. and the 3tudieS arb pursued all tb q rnd xq ae sv i),each Vaction. For paxrtIcnl&r- an14r uj'eoa4W1i =s ster p R)l, o4 qwi!4 7