WANTED, a Man and his Wif...
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1 ~ANTED,. a Mvan anEt bis W1ife, witioDul cill0U WT. brance. as FOOTMAN und COOK, NonenmeedappI wh cn .~elinel,racerfrom theirlnst place. Injitea r -Oeres', biatch6r. OMers-town. - -7 1JJnED37 THREE~ orI OUR HUAND TV.POUNDS3 upon MORTGAGE, for .5 years, to be secured u.l01Ml Un.adeniaLble leasehold property, held for a long termof years.' he nioneY may be advauced by instalmnents of .5001. each. Flor fuslther ftieulrs aPpnlyperssnaily before II o'clock In the forenoon, or by letter, post paid, to Mtr. Ske!eg, 9, Trafalgair.plice, Hackcney-road,- .,-roD,'U rished,i 1 in the Cty or in the negh- 1,the UPPERt PARLT of a HOUTsE!, or a HOUSE, to tonsst f3setigroms,2 bedroomns, a servant's room, and kitchen. rerm notto xcesl u guineas per annum. Letters addressed, post paid toA.ll at Mr.MXsys, baker, 10, Hautt-street, Crustchedfriars, WIANTE,,D, in a highldy respectable Semiay TVYOUNG LADY, ofgentteel connexlone, as ARTICLDPPL fora term of3or 5years.. Parenats or guardians will fin hsams eligible opportunity. Txe advertiserecnwt ofdnc fe iea treatment, with many plarticular advnae.Ltrsdrsedo 'y. 1. at Mr. Starllng's, stationer, 7, Clar'-Ie,na h unie Islington. : TANTED,.an AGENT, to filli a situa,tionj of respoIIisi-._ Pvbiity, AWho will be required to advance 3 ,0001. on security of the property intrusted to his care. The fixed ,s.-lary will be 2001. per annual, Piut the remnuneratIon Nislit chiefly depend on the activity and talents of the agent, a commaIssion being allowedl on thte sales; there Is afair rospect of 3 tinmes that amounit being realized annually. The houirsor attenlianoeeneceasary will be from 10 to 5. Address, Post Paid, tO FL.at Rudley's, Newv London Hotel, Bridge-stiVeet, BlackfriaLrs 1T NTED. by a respectable young maridMn vYva SITUAT ,i ecat's or 'Manufacturer's Counting- hous orWarhoue: e wite a ood hand, ia aL general' knowledge of buslness, an ttdrtnsokteeplogby single anld double entry. The most respectable refee cs cn he given as to character and ablitty, lee. Letters addrese,post pa;d, to A. B. at Mtr. Charles Shepherd's, 5, Red Lion-cout Fleet-street, wrilt mseet with Immnediate attention. N.!. 15. Iesno obection to town or coutntry, being desirous9 ,only of getting a comlortableand permanent stitation. ~XANTS a SITUATIONr, as COACHINMAN or WV GROOMf, a yonng Mann, about 27 years of age, who perfectly understands his business In all Its branchei, and canT have ar, undenii- able character firom his last p lace, wrhere he lived upwards of 4 years. Dilrect., nst paid, to W. D. Mr. Laurie's, saddler and harness, mxaker, '296. Outford.street. II AMPSTEAD HEATH.-WANTED, a 'URK- A- ISHED HIOUSE or COTTAGE, oni or inear to thle Heath, from the Ist of April, for six months. Apply to Messrs. Lawler anid Quilck, Stationers, 0ld llroad-street, City. F-P6W _A E and GUARDIANS.--WANTE),-a AL Youth,b of respectable conniex ions, as an APPRENTICE to a Ch&ymnlst and Druggixt he ivill in all resnects, be treated as oiie of the family, and every, attention paid t, his improvemnent in the business. For particulars apply (if by letter, pest paid) to F' S. at 37, Red Lion-street, Holborn. AYOUNG MAN5, ~from the Country, wise fo a NSITUATIONiOSuShop orWarehouse,where he can make himself generallv useful, and where honTesty, sobriety, and Industry are the wish of hls employer. The most respectable reference can he given. A line addressed, post paid, to G. H. 0. 133, Mlilories, will meet due attention. ISS SAMPSON, No. 17, South sid of St. Paul's LY,chrhad(at ofSkinner-street.) begs to Inform her friends and the Pul, tht~chs VACANC.IER for TWO young LADIES as APPRENTIES, and m a an Improver, in the Millinery and Dress. making prmium expecedladles of serious connexioiis wvould be preferred.___ ____ rPTO GENTLEMEN,Famflies, and fHoteelss.-W~VVAINT"ED, ,q. a Gentleman's.orFamill's WASHING, In an aIrysituatlon, near Ketnsingtont, by a Person, who his eve-ry onnvenience a-id perfectly untdersqtands the washing and gettin ,iip of ifnen of all kln'ls, on the imostreasonable termns. LettersR a'rsed, Post paid, to C. W. at 9, Carollne-pfiSce. Bayswater, will be attended tn. ft'l(TOR,.WANT ED, to Supeintend the edic-ition of lL some voung Men, a GrNTLENMAN, whlo has be-sn accustomed to give lnstriction In writing, arithmetf.ic, mathemratics, and ge igrutphy, as well as the classics; he must he between 30and 40 years ;of age, and ~Dr-euce theom,,gt unexceptIonable testinionials- Apply by letter, post !pad, statIng all particulars. to A. B. at Messrs. Rlvingtoni's, Water leo- lce, London. CII~~ ~ Guardians, &,Cr.-WANTED, by a ayqaified Surecon_.Accoiueheur, &-c. praLctising the 3 branhesof he rofesio, i a arket town, about 20 miles fromi Londn, Youh, bout11,of rspetLbility' nid liberal education, as anAPPR.NTIE. Pemiu andpaLrticuIlars may be known by apelyng t Messs. Lne and Benet slicitors, Laurence Potuntney- maisfagtrlnbuinstes. possessing nswell estrablished towrn and couiitrv e'nn gon, aL PARTNER, to bring into the concern a capital of 2,0001. and who mighit take an ac!tive paLrt therein, or otherwise, as should be agred upon. Principals only iwill be treated wvith, to whom satisfactory exeilanations will be givea. For particulars apply (If by letter, post paf,ii to Mr. Henry- Smithison, qollelt,ur, 23, old Jewrvr. L D ,long accustomell To 7tuit ion, ~wouhd lse ha-puy or Dt e ketrlleinTgelof 2or3llttleGIRl, Ina genteel family. o"'NewouldbeHwiling itcr to gives snall premnium for a respect- able ladlee' day.school. or to open one in any cnuid nelighbourhood, eithejr In ornear Loiidon. wvhere sach an undertaking would be likely to succeed. Letters, p)ost paid, addressed to A%. Z. Squibb's newsapaper offie. dgewre~Oad. wil mee wIh lImmediate attention. OFLORCLOH~~MNUFCTURERS. -- A re~ecabl liiue,In heretilcarnet trade, having a good opeingfortheintodutio ,, FIOORLOTrHS, Is desirous of form- inga cnneelo wih amanfacurig ouse who may be willing to senda god ssotmen onCOMISSON. The most unexception- ablerefeence wil be iven Addessto G. Hi. at the Post-office, 69, Borou.gh.. ri" 0 CORN\-.MERCHANTS, &c.-A youil.g.Maf, 27 yeats IL ofage,ls,deslrousofaSITUATION, iiithea-bove line. Helhas bAd somne years' experience as buTer and seller, and has most respect- able and extensive ccnnexions In the country, from whlomn he couild Insure consignments to a considerable aniount to any house lie mnight bie engaged writh, The most respectable references and secuirity if required. Address to F.F.G. Andertomi's coffeehousie, Fleet-stre-t-. tJ 0he NO IIT alld GE T Y- c FriendLs of a eyrsectable young l,ian are desirous of obtaining for him aSUavTION in any rapacity in wrhich he may be deemed useful, either as secretary or clerk, accomnparnying bis employer on a voyage, orto uodertake thieeduicAtion oftheaiuunr branches of a faniiily. He wvill bea found an acquisition to any one desir.,,us of hiaving a trust worhypersonn aboutt them. H4e is thoroughly, vetsed In most of the cotnet langages, anld hasL a general know'ledge of buslness. Apply to V.C. (It by letter, post Paid) at Mlr. Nfears's, silversmith. 1 52,Regent- 'Street; or ait fessrs. Tanner and Co.'s. East Inidia chambers, Leaden- ball-street p110 be SOL, near the egent's-park, T R E well btthr-ae HOUSES1, at a n .nderate zrouind rent: all wvell letter ofyeas aove90. Inquire at the Perseverance, Wflliam- T ITTLE B ITAIN, Aldersgate-ret -- Desirable Li LEAEHOLDPRF!MISE9 to be DISPOSED OF, calculated for anywhoesae usies epecall t,aof a carrier. For particulars inqireof r. ryas, arpnte. lltte Britain. "P0 be LET,UnfUrnsh , a SET of CHAMBERS, freefro taes.Insa plea.sant amirl airy sitiiation In the Adelphi, we]latefr rfesonal men, artists, and others, or as a private residec.As saius vauslts tu be hsd, together or sepoArate. Apply betwe 10ad1, to r. Ayr, IS, Bucltiiehatri-qtreet, AdeltPhi. D, 10 0 M RT hANJS eelr,Slesiths, Brass Manufacturers, and others.-Extensiv PR SS. With lIghit Tor sbopsand large yard5t, 5sttiateat Woo. 17, 18, and 21, Gres'ille- Itet, Hatton-gardell, to be LET, on Lease, writh Immiediate posses- sion. Inuire n)fl. HTolnes, 23 Litrle Wild-street, Llncoln'sAr-rinlilds. T1HBUR.Y. - A large FAMIIJLY JHOUSE to he LTor .SOLD. situateIn the park, and beinigthe fourth fromi theTaen northward, containing dinin)g roomn, 2 drawing rooms, 9 bedrooms, dresn rom waterclosets, exceliciut.eervants' offices, and large garden. Appliy to , W. and L. Cnbitt, Gray's4lnt-road. LADIES' SCHOOL.-To be DISPOSED OF7, a select qjd OARDING SCHOOL, for Young Laidieso, abouxt :i milies from tjywsi, In SurteY-. 4001. prompt Payment wvill he reqiiired for lease and fur-nltttre. Apply(Iffby letter, post p.aidito Mr. Johnstone, WVarw-ck- court. Hc,!born, from 10 till 5 o'clock. ri9AW~E,ALERs and GROCE' USNS To b~e PO9PoRD OF, the GOODWILT, of an estab1lished TRADF asK a Teadealera,tnd iroc!er, and the LEXSE ofthe HOU.SEand PREf4ES', situat- 105. Great Portland-street. Oxford-sitreet; held at a lowv net rent of 701. per anuulr. For fuirther particulars apply (If 1iy letter, post paldi to fr. Crabtree, baker, 8, Strand. TI OSESToble_SOLD, or Let on Leases, several ILgeteel prIvate H4OUSES, hlso 2 Shops, delightfully situlate, withiu 3 mniles of London, commaniding fluie and extensiv-e views : the houses contain from II to 10 rooms each a:id have good gardens: trie shops are very elligibly situate for businiess: immediate posse,ssion ma,y be had. Por terms and further particulars apply to Mir. Merrington, 15, Clifford's-rInn. ~ 0 WOOLLEN and LINEN DAPERS &c.-To in hecontyofSufok, vryeslabendoldesabised BIUSI- NES, n te bov bances isbihi asbee .ne.esfuly arried on cios ad ellsiuat fr tad. Erl posesio my b bd. For partIcuilars appl Vto BessG oall ndC.8Hg-ter orough. Letters to be pos4t pad __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ C ADG~AN-PLACE.---To be LET, for the remnaining term of Lease, with the fiitures, and the whole ot Par ofth furniture at valuation, of a large sized FAIMILY HOUSE. situated In the best part of Cadogan-tplace. overlooking' the Botanic Gardenis, con- sisting of 4 servants and 2 best bed roomis, dressingroom, 2 hiandsomne drawing rooms, communicating with foldndors dininig room, library, pantry, houisekeeper's room, servants hal bicen, and every convenience for a large family, hot and coldbah,dc For Particu- lars and tickets apply to Mr. Ayling, uphole,12 Sloane-s-treet, Chelsea. GENTLEMVEN may be ACCOMA10DATED with LODGING laud Board If' required), In a genteel private faily, where there are no children or other Inmates, situate in the mnost aLiry and pleasaLnt part of Pentonville, with a good garden. For cards of address apply at 1, Providence-row, Flnsbury-squaire. tT- NFURNISH ED APARTM IENTIS.-WAN'I'E D, by U.) Lady, In airv cheerful situation, In the neighbourhonod of Regentt-street, from Pail-mall1 to Ranover-squaire,T WO good SITTING ROOMS, with bedroom and servants' rooms,kitchen,&-c. The moot un- exceptionable reflerences will begl!ven and remiui.red,and it Is requested tbat adescrlptfon of the ap artmenits and the rent toA yearly tenant mnay be addrestsed, poet paid, to A. B, at itt. Morell's. 21 0, Piccadilly. VetX elegant six-octave horizontal GRAND PIANO-_ A~FOiTE, made by Stodart, to be SOLID cheap. This capital in- atrument Is banded wvith roSeWood and inlaid writh buhi, and has four handsome fluted legs, twvo pedals In the centre, and suiperior tone and touch, Is In nerfect order and Is wrarranted to have been manufa,c- tssre-dby the above celebrated maker. The cost price was10 guineas, buit,from peculiar circums,tanc-es, is now to be sold for 45 guiineas. 'May be eeen at Hamilton's commission warehouse, 123, Wardour- street, 5 doors from Oxford-street- TTALIA 'rUBEOSE ROTS, Orllge Trees, and 1. JssainePlats-he bov inthe most perfect state the tree fro 7s to Os. ach theAralatiJetstmines s,6d, to 69. 6d. 'eah; he ataonln jssalue Ss to4s.thebunle,of 4 plants; the uberse rots s. pr doen, t C.BARRW's,19, all-ali. late culues 2, li, t Ss.per oze; :imed ute narcssse 65. per dozen gree and hite urkeycucumers ad Cpu ed s h Iwocoli, egg plant, Arabiancabbage,aiidItalian endive seeds, Is. dil. the packet. PlAted inistructions for the management or the above. Aiso lists, wvith th& priees of many other recent importations, may be had per post. -USTORN LIBRARY and RBAI)ING ROOMS, 13, L Eustnn-strest, Eustoll-square,New-road.-Theattention of the public is respectfully Invited towards this new establishmeiit, which comprises a select colection of the best stanudard works in the English and French languaes ublished up to the present day, asid to which 'willte regularly added on the day of publication every new work of merit an( general In terest and the proprletor begs to assure those who 2asy hoiiour himn with their patronage that the utmost attention will be paid to Insure them complete satisfaction. Catalogues and cards of terms may be had at the llbrary. A superior assortiient of stationery and perfumery'eonstantly on sale. N. B- Newspapers In the evening at half Price. N EW MUSIC; publislied by MAY HIEW and Co. 17, Old Bond-street:-4ABTs SEVENTH SETr of QUADRILLES, from Rossini's Opefa, Pletro.'Eremita, containing ' La Louisa, ' 'La Theodosia,' 'La Jula,' 'La irewllta' and 'La Finale,' as tlaneed at Almack's and the Grand ,Jetds itWindsor and Brighton, for the Ptano. forte or Harp; respectfully,dedilatUd to L.ady ElizabetA Coljyngham, lsy JOSEPH HART. Price4s. The universal reception of these elegant and tasteful quadriliSs have induced unprincipled persons to offer counterfeits, the usblishers therefore feet It imperative to cau. tiou the musical worbd against purchasing spurious editions. No coSels can be genuine but those published by Msaybew and Co. music- uuelerg tthe Royal Fsally'. Where may be obtained, Hart's Tenth Setfrom Weber'e clebratedDerFreysehutz. Price 4%. HartVs Ninth Set fromn Ito5lsll's Opera of La Donna del Lago. Price 45. Hart's Sighth Set (or Englisb Quadrilles) with the Oxonian Finale. Price 4s. i-art'4Soevnth Set from PRenls's Opera, Pietro L'Eremita. Price 45. arts.i t?h Set from Itossinl's Opera, La Gaz-z Ladra. Hart's FHftk Set from-ssaini'sOpera, I TorcolItals.- Hart's Fourth Set, with George the Fourth's Coronationt Waltz. Hart's 'Ehird Set (or cele. -brsatlIussars,with La Cesidrlilon. Hart's Second Set, from Il Tsn- cred! inC$udl11s' the lTemheti Dance. Hart's First Set, from the favou. rise 5adt of La Carnival-dc Venie. Also new editions of Hartrs m'1z~t, Sid, Tblrd, a Fourth $Stas o( ~Scteb and Irish quadrlwnes I Fp*I Coin'Vl' AfJ)retdor-s:if the- -United Cm.n' e _.fMarchants of Ad. nj to the Nast Inde ta .ereb *;T notic, ;Tha-t s GENERA I Qh pany, wvill be To t tTCmPnnY. Lod.Cm _ 8I2 heldat heirhoue. ILedenaUi-street, -onWedneiday, the 3d of Matc net, ail cloer i theft, viz.%, t thedeeirvotniine Pro- oth~4ouutabe te Cort f Drectors Of the East India' "London, Feb. 18, 1824. Gentlemen -We, the undersigned ProprIetors, duily qsitd requlest you wil call a Court of proprietors o East India Sto~,a earlicst convenient day, for takig into their consideration the ser- -vices of shelaLte On,erinor~Gener5 theSMarquis of Mastlnzz. "1Your obedient servants, JAMnsl SHAW " JOSEpl'H NI{Fl "C. FLOWER "RANDLE JACKSON "J. C. VILLIERS , THOS. fUltDOCK "EDDW. CODRINGTON "ALEX. JOHNSTON." "DOUGLAS KiNNAIRD JOSEP11 DART, Secretary.