WANTED, an APPRENTICE, to...
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W 7JANTED, an APPRENT'ICE, to a light genteel Ei- A nepi q Apply to Mr. Heym, 3, Parish-street, Toole.oatreet A P-Mumlurnequred. W ANThD, in a respectable 'aniily, a CQOKC aud TV IOU'iltAlf; the iatter niust perfec-tly underatAndtvaitilngbt 2tab, Apoly nt I , Stamfdrd-street, Blackfars. N.N. Both must arC IIveOI2 monLths in thelr lest place. * 0TJANT ED, by 8arnilyresiding in town, a French VorSsnisaPsrotestant GOVERNESS. Some knoWledge or nlu- so svil be reqauired. Anyladys, illing to accept of asalaryof35gui- stats.aybentrcd of thektnde-st treatment. Address, post paiiI. ~o A.. at r. Mudochs,t.Attoner, Grftnir t,pitzroy-square. XJANTE V, a good PLAIN C OOK, under 40 yeafs of "vaC vho can bLe wel recommended: There 1, a.fanily, no footman EU-ept, hut b man is employed to clean shaoes and knives, ald parr of thc washing Is done at home. hpply to Mr. Coleman, buteher, nearthe-Church, Isllngton. ggiSANTIl.D, as AG.ENT to a Country Brewer, a re- WV Spectable,and active hran, who has extensive connexllais =nongst the London wpabtea n nr frurther particularS apply by let- itewr,po.stpaid, to I.v, 21S, Strand. iNone need epplywio cannot gitve good securitY. steatly active young Man, as SioPMAN In a vholesalL :nd retall Drapery Bnsiness, in the country. Letters addressed, Post Fald. to A. B. at the Post-offcc, Meovil. Somerset, wil1 be duly at- 7WANTED, a young MAN, from 17 to 20 years of VT fl2,. to be ARTICLED or two years to a light mechanical busi- ies wherefrom 21. tO3i. per Week may be earned. Also an Apprentlec for the same concern, wvhich is S0 miles from Londen. Letters, post pad, Or Personalapplication, to Mr. A.B. i3, Dentonl-street, St. Patteras, any mnorning before 1" o'clock gT3~~ANTED, the LOAN of ?800, for whicel Freehold TV security, and 4 per cent. tnterest per annunm will be given, aid ite lelnder may be employed in busines.s, at asalary to be agreed on. The money may remiAn for a certain time, to be named. Letters fwrom prinei.a, vwitb real nameand address, Post paid, to A. 1M. B. Chapter c house, St. Paul's, will be attended to. hNV'NTED, a respectable wvell disposed Youth, not 4 more than 14, as an APPPRENTICE toa Stationer and Account B r,jk '.,anufacturer: he will be well treated. thoroug6hly instructed in , ls busIness. andhbe entitled to the freedom of the Stationers'Compan F. inquiire at ill. Fore-street, Crippleg,3te. To prevent trouble,thc loWvest premium is 1G001. TANTTE'1 im ediateiy, a clever FIRST HAND WV MILLINER and DRESSMAKER not under 25 years of age. None need applybho cannothave an ndeniahlerecommendation for abilities, &e. ar..4 whocanotnudertake both branches of thebusiness. A good salary w.ill be iven. Address, postpaid, to V.M. at Mr.Ta)loe's lihrars'.Brompton.- '~3~TANTED, n a respectabl Etbshet Tear town, WV a YOUNG MlA,1 competent to teach writinR, arithmetir, &(e., and the junic,rs Latin. Also, a Yonth. to Instruct the3uninrs, tot a-base services his board and vwashing must be considered as a full cnompensatton, Both wil have to attend the pupils diring play-bour. Direet,ost pald, to R. C. at Watson's, statloner, 16, St. Ann's-lane, 1 X 9 a Youth, w'no has a talent for draving, as V V an APPRlENTICE to the Portrtait and Iliniaturet Painting. lie svli ha treated well, and have the advantage of residing diring the stumamermonrhsataavaterinplace, It is bv letter onlr, post paid, .tddressed to A. 13. at Mr. Shepherd's, ber, Great Eastcheap, stating ao, res!dence, and qualifications, that this advertisement may be ansvwered. 'ITANTS a SITUATIN, as NURSE, in. a respect- WV able family, or to attend upon 2 or 3 young Ltadies, a ounat iVldow, without Icunumhrance, who understanids needlewovrk in alU itsbranches, getting uml inelinen, &c. Letters. p,,st paid, wilt be puncttuaU attended to by E.B.S3, Charles-square, oHoxton. 'TANTS a SITUATION, a young ManR, 21 years of V ftwe. of Industrious habits, In a Warehouse or Coun ttnghonse, COPYING CLERK, or to mnake himself generally useful. Respect- able Telmerences etveca If required. Address, por:t paid, to G. G. at Batson's, Cornhill or to T. L. 4, Little Thames-street. 7TANTS a SITUATION, a respectable young Woman, Tv as COOK, or Cook and H4ousekeeper to , single Geatleman, or lHousemaid in a small genteel family, where a footman Is kept: has lived In both capacities tor several years: undeniable references wt to character can be eiven. Has no objection to go abrtad. Address to A. P. at Mr. Payne's, oilman, 10, Lombard-street. No nillocekeeper nard apply. \ YOUTH of respectable connexions ivshcs to be , E ARTICL.ED to any light R-llsincss. A small preminun will be g'van. Address, post paid, to J. W. 5, Little Winchester-street, Lon- don-wall. RDIO PARENTS.andAS-ARDIANS.-WANITED, a Y*otuth af suitable education. ass an APPRENTICE to a Sur- geu and Apotbecary. For particllarsauply to Mr. Samuel Foulger, chymist and drnugLst, 133, snteltlf-highway. LT (PA RE:NTS and GUARPIXANS.-An APPREN- TICE WYANTED. bys BFookseller, tnman old establishment. An- steady youth of re.spetabe connexinns, in want of an easy light busi- less, mzay apptv at 187, High liolborn. N. B. As be will he treated as oec of thefwamly; R Premiom wll be expected. Vfl'O PARENTS and GUARDIANS. -A genteel Youth IL can be aimitted as an APPRENTrCE, In one of the leading houses of the first respectability, in the Linen an,i Haberdashery lln siness. EPvery care wil he takcen of hishealth and morals, and being -connidered as one ofthe family, a premium required. Apply to Messrs. 1V. and H. Hart, iolborn-hill. V7( PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-WANTED,an APPRENTICEtoaSurgeon and Apothecary, in the country. within 20 miles of tow n. The youth wvill be treated In every resfect - a one o h aiy n will have great opportaxmity of Improving htmself In the Practical part of his profes5Ion. Address, post paid,to Messr. Gale. B aker. and Co. Salshbnry-sqRare. iT40 ARCHITEGTURAL DRAUGHTSMEN.- T W WANTPD,. lnoan Architect's Office, a PERSON. competent to mkRe FINISHED DR-AWINGS. Speoimers of sucil drawings, with n-Lrcn nd address, left for A: B. at Ur. Hopklins's, stationer, Brook. a:treet, Holborn, wIllbeImnmedlately attended to. A7YO NTGI PERSONM, having lately lost her Tmoth-erY, Ldesrous of a SITUATIO1N, to SUPERINTEND In a SCHOOL. Or to:Serve In a Shop: can give undeniable references as to charnacer: remumnertion not so troih an oabect Rs a comfortable home. Direct for S. D. at 176, Kingsland-road, nearly opoosite Union.street. AGWOD PLAKN COOK WANTED, in a smiall Fa- , n.mny, about a mile from town (and to clean part of the hoosed, twhere another aervant il kept. The washing ts put out, and a person elployed to elean lCnives, shres, kc. A year's character neecessary for toundce'takce the junlorpupils: no remuneration 'requifred, buitthe sohrife Of masters. All letter, post paid, for A. H. at Mr. DomPuss's, bookseller, 6, Holborn-bars, will meet wvith iunnsbdiate aLttention. A S LIGHT1'PORTER or WAEOUSEDANA v.fl"l vo7ti'ng a 23 years dif age, of respectable coninex~ions. wirshes ora SITUATION as ahore. has no0 obeto t atattbe otherisemke nsecir gzenerally useful to hig eMployer: unde. viable references can b~e given for indu8trv. bone~sti-, and sobriety. Address,post paid, to A. B.tat .,Fair-street, Horselyldow-.i. No oface- keper_need apply. 3RIVT LERK?I oLL PARTNI. Entemn ofnrespect- ~i, ablit, wo hs fr sverl yarsheld a highly confidential sitaton.isdesros o otaiin anENAGENIENT In a MERCAN- ShareIn ay esablihed oncen of.0001. or 1,2001. to obtaLin a rescVtabllity. to which he woud dvot hi pesonl srvies,asbe is a cO.nPlete accountant and assgeneal nowldgeof bsinss.Address, Post Paid, to X. V. and GENTLEMEN.-VAN~TS 14.. PACE aresectbleMa, aoutii years of age: he is eom- pletly deqate o te stuaton f husesteward, butler, or bailiff, is pereers'acqainedwinth athvee motapvemdsofrctue and helartee himelf h woud g~c ape aifatoei llo es fq Guna's, 3, Foleyplace P rtland~h pel will be cerm'irte l l t respetahilty, wo wanspactav emlomet,uu wlldeo e-alhi ime in keping the ouk nd clleting &c here tho'cNGA erntrll Thanmet risTte narys Advise, er.e Lettersvaddessed, eos pad, PES o r sp bLenacusornedtobot,wlb duly anedwere.], A Jcctbonito mkehoi-fisewelleacquainntan waisath or e rerpenctscae hobe, git-erethe erdiesArtofant experienc tD A. B. at 47, Rosoman.street, Cen.lcentters addressed, Pos%t paid, ___ melere1en rell, will be a'ttended to themot rspctalecoasuons aSIuAtIo N tbt her a n SIUTON- donor becunty~ n te euntngho5ornwaehount of tac mrchnt or holsal trder Haingbee patlbeigdutedfInGuace hf pev lo th arnch lantuae, n d len batflhad n eigo h habo fitsehntd ss e-a be a tehto ae himself umeft otothi y tel rtice hmsel, frea. Theore!-ietiuy ah wlbaes' fbein, ddrestn, post paid to ttr ofyasortbodinheou, Me oFa ML kia o f epcamr,i hmte rae?c fldenr mA yb reoe sdsru o banaST-l -1 Ylir HoHIN OM ftle oveJane, Woand stre~te, Cheap. "Kdarspfulyi m.s his FRieds end the public, thathis MiORN- ,.rh PnAyTE nah ~ ve commLened forV the lostruetion -of those ladies who my wih toImprove themnselve I tthe Present style of Qa dcrile, youdnce Ai all fthin e ciseles. -Gentlemen at rtated Iors Y u ent omen who are at homeo for the vacation m~ayb 1IANOFORTES and HARPS, Secondhand, good as j ncW,-~J. WA,TLP.N, 13, Leieester..place, pianoforte. laker to teRoyal Families of Franeeandl the Netherlands. pund to,themDuchess ,of Clarece, has a CABINET PIANOFORTE, not to -be equalled In touch and tone, ttucua price 60 guineas, for 38guiness1,1 elgant rinlaid lRoceu'adt Cabinet, usual price 75 kubinas, for; 601 gieas t Square l'an.s, 25 gutineas; s. Pedal Harp, 45girtuieas.. prp_4 new -double zation Harp, cost 1203 for go guineag. late the Prperty of a Lady. Ca es lenton hire or sold. O l d4instrsmnenis esrcnanged TJIGTI PRICE of UOA LS.-MATTHrASCLARuKE .LL.and Clo. Coal 'dTerebants i3, Niellolas-lauc, Lombard4itreet, beg leaVe to finform tile Public, thAt they allots' a dIscou,nt. for reatdy MoaZICy, of 7i per MeL upo thte regular trade 0r1ce. hbing a sav. in;o -bsuut ;r pr c sdren wh all will enable those, famines tRhe lts-cnt pice of thelrsummer, nstol to.supply the~mselves at t-Tc lwcs Prce r he urner.In olfefitng.the public suPport to their plan of btusiness, they are anxilous niot to be confouanded trith thcose unprinciple individuaLls an~d preteisded comnpaifles4 who advcrti:o to sell the? article at a p rice much lower thani thjey cat) ILmy it at the msarlret, the nefarioqus rcie f oefwo havea bea-n e'Pcued In rums recent pte 1tWG's -THEATRE.-Siguor BMNELLI: moFt- jLX .apeetfully- begslea-e to ibform the Nobllity.-GentrY Sub- SCflOerS to. the Opergand thePubhlc, thaethis TREATRE wIOPEN on Saturday -the 17th Inst. SignorBenelli begslepvetostate thae, relying ori tIl iberality of the frequenters of sieOpera, behas uring *he reeess had-tbeevhole of the iaterior of the Theatre newlyAcco rate4, anilat an unprecedented expense, undel the sanctitsand with theapProbation ore CoannitteeofNoblenaen nnd-Gentiemeriengaged sporformers:- - For the Opera-Composer and Directorof the Muslc, SI or Rossixil, his first app earance in this cinuntry.) Madams Ronzide3segnIs, M1a- omne Colbran Rossini, from Bologns, (her first appearance in this country,) MadanmePasta, from the Opera Buffitiearts,--(her flrst appearance In this countrythtse 7 years,) and MadameVestris MIs dame CAradorl, -Madame Gtaziani, and Madahie-Bia1oli.' Signot Garcia, Signor eurion,l Signor Franceschi, Ibis ftet: appearance in thls country,) Signor Reemorln!, PrImo Buffo Cantante - Barcelona, fhis srat appearaiaceln thil eountry, 'Signor de-ileguni, S!guor?orto, Signor Benettl,Signor'Ro,qlchl,(ther firtappeancdilthiscountry.l Composerand Cor dudtor,Sltnor Cocia- Leaderof th*phdd, Signor Spagnoaetti ; Poet, Slinor Stefano V'estrls. lor the Ballet.-Mndatae Aonz.lVestf s; Madem oisrllel,ekro5, Ma- demoiselle Idallge Greteeri Prenmeres Danseuses at the Royal Acsdemy of Music, Paris, (their first appearance In this coutntry) lademolseile Noblet, Atademoiselle Julie Aujner; M4adefnolcelle Lerotll} Maderri- olselle Delattre, Msademoiselle Alexandtline Botglel&xs htadeII- oasIlk Mtanette Moulin, (their first appearance In this un ty) }M onieaur Albert, Mlonsieur Charles Vestris, Monsieur-: Ferdinand, PremiLer Danseur of the Royal. Acaderny.of Mudsic, Paris, (his first apPransce In this country.) Atolsieur Le Blond Mlonnieur Bertrand. Principal Ballet Master, Mlonsieur Awimer; Assistant Ballet Afaster6, MlonsleurJ Boisserard, and Monsieur Guillet, with a comnplete Cowls de BaMet. Leaner of the Band, M5onsieur Rolhino Lacy PrinciPa ScenePainte?, Signor Zarra; Superintenident of the Wardrobe, S.nor SestlnIl Stage Manager, Sir. Ke iy; Deputy Stage Manager, Signor U). Giovannh Bankers, lessrs. Chambers and Son, New Bond-street, by whom alone subseriptions will be recelved. Anxious as well to avoid an over crowd behind the sceers, as not to refuse one gentleman while another is admitted, It IS thought right to state, that the admission behind the seenes xvillbe strictly confined, as It Is at Paris, to the annual subscribers. Slgnor Bellipi begs leave to add, that every effort will be made by him to deserve that Patronage he is so anxlous to obulln, and thereby restore the King's Theatre to its origInal state of splendour. All applications -for boxes and single subscriptions for the season to be made to Mr, Setuin, Opera office, 105, QtOadrant, Itegent.ftredt. open from 12 o coek tUs 6.I lr JN(i's TtiiATRE--Mr.BENELLI, linde?- stood that several of the old Subscribers to the Openave been 8eprived *f their boxes thisqeason, begs to assure the Nobllt and Gentry, that ins no one Instance has he disposed of any of the boxes bselongfing to his subseribcrs until they 1,ad firSt sIgnilhed theSr In- tention of giving them up. To relidet this intelligible to those who may conceive themselves Subscribers, but hot infsaet, do not in any' way contribute to the supp,ort o} the Opera, lt may be requisite to state, that upwsrdahof 70sof heboxen the'CSnrdsTheatre are the ~tsivat y pr of di'frerent Individuals, over which, of coutsc. Mr. 13enell has nontrol, and with which he has nothing to do, the sub- scr.ptlons, hS theare c-aled, paid In respect of such boxes going exe 'mssVely the pockets of the respective proprietors, and-not beneuitingin the least the establlshment. ir. Benell pledges himself that in every Instance where persons have been thus unhandsomelY deprived of thelr boxes it will be found on Investigation that the parties are not in fact subscribers to the opera, but mere renters of property boxes,s list of which is annexed for the beiter lilfdrmation of the subscribers In general. Mr. Benelli, who has, in many instances, sacrificed lis interests to his determinatiol not on any account to deprIve his subscribers of the boxes they have hitherto occupied, entreats that a decided dis- tlnction uay be drawn betvween his conduct and that Of a few indivl- duals who, naving trafficked In the property boxes for a series of years, snd, havlng no interest In the general character of the est2- blishment, have nekt hesitated, In nunerous instances, to sacrifice every feelTig of considerationat the shrine of pecuniary advantage. It Tier. Ground Tier. One Pair. Two Pair. Three Pair. Letter It 6Stage 2 Stage 75 124 5 2 38 76 125 10 3 41 77 127 11 5 4878 12 7 ol 80 13 8 55 83 14 15 LVIII 84 15 19 56 85 16 20 57 86 17 21 89 87 Centre. XXI 70 89 20 22 71 91 21 23 72 94 23 34 6 Stage 96 24 36 98 26 37 100 27 I Stage 101 Letter 1 102 106 ;'' NVI THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAVdN THIS EVENING (for the 3d time), a netv Tragic Play, 1n4 acts, called KEN'ILWORTH; or, The Days of Good Queen Bess. Earl of Leicester, Mr. Wallack; Elizabeth (ueen of EgIstnd).-Mrs. Bann. To conclude with (13th tme) anew geandauidbomicpantom2lmeealled HARLEQUIN AND THE FLYV:G CHEST; or hllekand the Princess Schirine. o n BySpeiaal Desire. THEATRE RBOYAL, COVEYT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, the grand melodranime of TIIOUR TFIE TARtTAR. Timour, Mr. Farleyp Zorilda, Mrs. Vining. After wvhich. (fist time at thIs theatre), SIMPSON AND CO. To conclude with (13th time) a newcomic pantomime, called HARLE- QUIN AND POOR ROBIN or, The House that Jeel Built. ADELP1I TIREATRE, STRAND THIS EVeNING wilU be presented (5th time at this theatre), the melodramatic burletta of THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN; or, The Ltly of St. Leoiard's. Atter *hlch (13th time), ar entirely nevv graid and maiificent PAntomume, called DOCTOR- FAUSTUS fND THE BLACK D1EMON, or. Harlequtn and -the Seven Fairies of theGrtto. The- box-office is open from 10 til 4, wvhero plRces may be takenof Mr. cauan. Boxea 4p. Pit 2s.. Gallery Is. Doors open at 6, commence a quarter befre7?. Half-prlce at half-past 8.. THIS NR V SuWHE Y TIIRA TRE N TIE:VENING wvll be psented, anerw melodramatic - entertaln- ment.called THEiBABES IN- TlE WVOOD z er, The Cruel Uncle. After Which xii entirAly ulew-reomnnopcrdtta, cglcd POUB INSiDgA 609t bythINiVEtcosNG In thecos?seofl tevenbhl3g a ne-w% entitreRy by?,Mr. Vale. alied The Surrey G anIders.r To couclude 2h'wGoEESB t new.pecaliar-, andes-I inalconuicpsnton; ,uces - t*ken bo hads priateboes igtly aso r adIsion fr th te seasotn. THIS ETe publicatioi fll bte fi doch yestel- day onorn rT. Crneer or a r T.