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ONDON STOVE GRATE COMPANY, opposite '5.Z. the Alansionhouse._A Saving of from 50 to.75 per cent. Ks the following abstract will prove t-Patent Rischen Ranges witit back boslers and ovens, on imtproved principles ealculated for Stsiniing, roasting,bskihig,boiling, &c.s mallsize4 21. i, nddle ditto, 31. 18r.; Ftvge ditto, 41. tbs.;. nest elliptic register etoveb 11. st. ; ditto, with J panned fronts, 21.; ditto, with polished fronts and oTnaments, t3. 10s. ; bedroom stoven., various patterns, 4s. 8l. eacht, ot 4d. per inch.; patent warm air stoves, with brats ventilatorsi and drawers for shops, halls, ehurcles, &c. Ascending or Descending Flues. Ascending. Desceneing Small size ............... 16 Small3 3 r Middle ditto ... 1..... 310 iddle ditto. 4 4 0 Largeditto ...... dio6 10 0 [Large ditto-.8 0 Tic choicest collection ot ranges atoves, fenders, fire itonl s,nd general furninhing ironmongery in dbe kingdom. Prompt paynmenti and no abatement. Stoves and kitchen ranges set in town or coun- ' Y, bY expex'ieneed workimen, on the nmost reasocable terms. Be Pleasid to observe, the London Stove Grate Company have no other WaLehoute than tie one abovementioned. Old ranges and stoves taken in exchstsge. COMPLAINTS, I ind, Gonll, Spasms, C8a li nnd General Dceility of the Stomach and Intestines.- COR2NEI,'5 .f1ORIENTAL CORDIAL.-Tbe singular elTecis of this cordial, ince its introduction to the world, Itave been progres. sively benefiial; it is the most pleasast and safe stomachiic ever produced. It wans limit discovered and used by an eminent physlcian in the East Indis, ,where debilities of the stomacch anti intextines are severe and alarmingB and the brother of thIe late liord Alvanley5 Lord Rotney, and a great number of distinguishedl peronages in this country have patronized and recomnmentded it. It testortes tone to the stomatch, removes spasms, wind, and colic. and tfot genetally strengthening the stomach and bowels it cannot bc surpa%sed wtille its filavow render8 it far more plernant thnn anv other cotlial com- pound for similar complaints. Sold a thle late o'baw ant Edwards's, 67, St. Pail'ts; by Sanger, Oxtor,-siTee% Wartl, Holbornl; aind Stradling, Exchange. Price 4s. Sl. and 22,. per bottle. WANT PLACES,.-All letters to be post paidi. A S N{UaSg or to wait on a Lady, where dIreasnsaking is not required, a respectable Person, aged nbove 30, who has been many years aecustomed to the care and management of ehiltlire ; Is flly capable of taking: a^ cttid from the month, and wvshes to make hersef generally useful to any lady she may htae the honour to serve i can have ant exeetlent character: has no olJeetton to the coulntry. tr ekt to A. *. 30. Wellesley-stret5 Suton-square. New-road. q. V S LADY'S-M1AID, or as Upper Housemaid, a Persoll, who thorotighly understands her bvasltess, and has no obje.tiol to town or country ean have an uuedeniaisbl character frost, tbe plee0 she has Just teft. Direct to Mi. S. 41, Old Mond-street. No offlcckeeper need aDply. ZS Lxv's-NIAstt, or to attend on two or three yoatig A Ldies, a young Person of respectable conliexions. Wh0o tlider- stands dressniar Itg. and has no obJection te travel. Direet to S. N. 61, DavIes-street, lIerkeley-square. No ottleekeeper liced apply. Respectable youHgWOat AN, in a Gwentleman's Family, to wait osi one or more young Ladles * would have no otjeetton to the nursery, or to be ensmployed at her neoedle. ltrect to A. B. 32. Trinly.sqoare, near the Tr nity-houe. No otleekeepar need apply. S HOuSEKC EEPER to a single Gentleman, a vesy respect- anble active- peson. aged 40, who has no objectlon to itve wiiare h<sUy hesl'is kept; the wnsbing muist 1)w Put oiut, annd n man to olo-An ni v-s and sl,oes:- Is comnpetent In every other resPect to taket Ihc clharge of domestic hiouqekee Ing, and good platl csooking; lived ve 'yseaatrtsOIn hed l place Direct to D.ll. at fr. arr's, 89. Cbarles-strect, A S HOUSEVgEP5-R and SVANT of ALL-WOiRX to a LI eingle Rentleman or Lady, a Woman, aged RO, vho understands all domestic concerns, alId cals be ell recommnened fromn the plIce uaymarikcttlett. DIrsettiA.Z. at Mr. Wey.itouths, poultersr, 51, 4 S HOOUSEzEFP.E tO a single Gentleman, or to have the care of a house. Direc to S. T. P. 6, Jamalca-strect, Commer- cial-road. No officakeeper need apply. A S I{OuS5S5cEEPEX ant SHOPWOMAAN to a respectable I X9 Tradesman, a creditable Widow Woman, aged 48, In whonm Im. pleit confider1ce may be placed, and of a steady cheerful active disposl- tion: IR quiek at her pen. and knows business well In general, has no objeetion to be with a private single Gentleman i s8 well aequainted with domestic epneerns In a neat and frugal way, and her character for sobsricty and hoesty will bear the 8trictest scrutiny: Iace of abode noobject,having no Incurnbrance whatever, a.d gOOD treat- ment balg the flrst or,ject. Direct, mentioning the nature of the sitntioe. or . B atMi.Miler's. baIter, 1, Pentlinigtonl-Plae, neal' the Asylum,i Lmbeth-road. yS u oo and HOUsmbetPEst to a single Gentleman, a AR Person, who has lived Il thlat capacity, and can have a good cha- meeter from the gentleman she has julst left, or as Cook In a small re- gular Family. Dlrect to E. 'F. I9, Queen-street, Dryanston-square. No officekeeper n eed apply. _____________ 4 S PLAIN CooK, or as Servant ot All- ,I,i" a qnnatll genteel Family, a steady Woman, aged npwardzof4q,wvhowvould prefer where a hoy is kept. Dlrect to E. R. at Mr. Eliott's, 2, Angel- row, Ltnnmerm5t'.h ,S UppEi HousgacAID, or to attend on onc or two _ young Ladies a Person, who san ho well recommended by the iany sitetivee aitn ia tne ubove capacity. Direct to G.b. 17, Tot.en- hsrn-court-road. , S HoustanIID, or Servant of In-work, m a vorall A Family, a Pcrson. Direct to S. W. 27, Great Quebec-street, New-rod ^ S HOUSKSAID, or as Cook in a small regular Family, Afi wherea footmaniskept, ayoung Woman, aged 28, who can have a good chtracter from the p'.a.e she has just left. Direct to E. S. at r. DavRs'B cheesemonger, 2, Millbank-street, Westminster. No school nor oNieekeeper need apply. S HOUSEMAID, or in a Nursery, in a small respectable A Family, a Person. wiho Is very fond of chIldren, can work} wiell at her needle, ad has a kaolvledge of dressmakisg ; can be well recom- mended from her last place, where she lived upwards or two yeara : a serous family would not be objected to. Direct to A. B. 23, Great Trinity-lane, il read-street, Csheapside. A S HOUSEMAID, WhIere a footman is kept, or as Nursery- , JL_ maid, a Person, wvho perfeetly umderstands her buainess, and can have an undenlable character frorn the place she aas ju1st left, having lived there upwardsof tvo years. Direct toW.T. athMr. Loveday's t6, Mount-pIce, near the turnpike.Walworth. No offlcekeeper teed apply. ,BS U R e OISEMAI3, or inu the Nursery, a respectable A young Wtoman, who eas have a good character from the place she as ustlef. Drec toII.H. 0, handos-street, Covenlt-garden. }No of llcekeeper need apply. AS DAtsxx AID, or as Under Laundrymaid in a8Gentle- Aman's Famlly. DIrect to A. B. 23, LIttle Surrey.street, Black- s ng MAN andl his WIPE, wvithout incumbrance ; A th mnan As ntdoor Servant, has no objc tion to take the care of a horse;, the'woman as good Plaits COok both characters will bear the strictest inqtilry. Direct to 3. S. at Mr. Marshall's, 21, 5t. Alban's-street, Lambeth, 1 Steady active middle-.aged MAN anti hlis Wire, with- utncumbrance;teman as Gardener, pere undend., his busiess, forcing, framingr, and the generl mano trees and ple.ssure. rounds: no obsjection to look, afteraltl ado milk a coS Uor Yen er Bimsea If otherwIse useful If rqe h e who Can taxe the esre of poultry aind the dairy PlInCok, r Servant of All-wvork If wansted; canhaeodcartrsfmte place th Oy lived in rotra Dre ecta to D .atca Inwar- place, Itentish-tows,, M uldleeex. N Nfieeprn e p l ote neumbrance;th man as Gardener, perfectl under. Standa his business n all Its various branches, and can well cangeo -a few acres o1 land, milk cois, and brewl his wifeiis a good Plain Cook1 a Lnd can maage the laOndry, dairy, and poultry, they can be strongly recommended by the famnIly they have .lrst left. Direct to W. B. At tie postotl,,e. . Stratford, Rssex. 9 S BniTEt or Butl ener and Vale it, a ateady active Man, S23. feet 10Oinches In height, and between 3o and 40, who. per- feetny underatmnn,his busineassIn all itts branches, both in town and country;lcathe hav four ears'Uvndenial,lecharacter fromn a faminly 0o the drst disttnetlon he ?as .uet left. Direct to 03. L. 1 12, Holborn- bill. Noooffleekeepernned apply. A S FOMAN Mi a respcal aijayugMn hi , aged 22, who mowsh andci mnsed the fdmil hef hasehlived in r d 'of fou yea. Dect to 0 W .a t M . 'itc ell's6, 6 .Adrgt.tes A S FOTMA in resectale Fmily, or a~s waI- dli, aTaven, el5, or respectablet Chophouse, a younig an, aged 19, wh has nos,jc oio to go abroad with any Captain o0 Officer of the avyor astInda Comimn, any have aI month'un'exeption. able caracte fromthe fanty hteAou laving. Direct or apply to D K. t Mr 3oes', grocer, 2, Great Green-street, KsatIsh.toWIT No olseek'eper eed pply. canhav a oodchaactr frot his last 1acw.wbei'eht waz Under a butler. iett .E atMr. Tones', S, hopsgate-strecr.. A S GROOM il genteel Falilm in on or country, a I LJL young Man oIeitWeight, aged 20isilngo make hirnselli generatllyuseful; eala' an zundenal hrce from his last plae, irect to 3.l.1,Rdim-tes,obo . A S GAJUJENE~it, or Gardener andBalf,a-ted ./211. midle.gee an, who perftectyudlsa I uies 110Objcton o ated a small manor asGteepror0unrak In o ay nw goudwork by contl'q;cnhv go ttrce from is lst pace.Direct to 3.T. at MTylrs that.Om ion, A . GADENC,a middle-ged Ma, whoundetsatand J.JL isevaiou banltes o rdniir, Ansi t4h le Iwall recoin. mene hajutlf hisplc. Direct to W.:P.- 3, Philip-street, xinandrsj A S GAaioNsit, a young Man ho unRtidmrfhisbu- siness and has nio. objeeto olo fe os rcwwl naA i tdissiff otherwise usefu iOyquked anhv ar good %VIUr tsr from the place he has htslet Drctt T .atgr.Iowdehrs ~~~~~~fx atM.Howcas1, Ileentplce.I35t~sesrAte~ ury oofckse need apply. SA RDEWNR.tVa Noblemaf, Gentleman, or Merchant, marrincien l'a,ad3,wtotfai~,vomss~ers' RRrnslental and bear the ori from nservng. Direct S 8UNDEt GARDENE, or lookfter a horrse an cart, or tsL hitPor,ter, assirtustrlous 5obertinddli~-aged Itss, hashben broilj afarmer iniEssex lnwould prefer tol nn, ne country, Is uly eapable of undertailng the managenentofs A, AB. a ll.tet'e.Sit. ano e curr4, lty~,', w