THE APPROACHING HAY HARVE...
FP7)9HZ APPROACHING HAY HARVEST,--Rick ,,i.. Coths,wts Poles Pulley, and Lnes eomplecn-Noble ene- tImn,ad Arcltrs in genral ar repctul inorme, th'at, XlN DSI 1DGiNOTONas now redy at ThisMauctr,, Tseytree,Brough a varety f diferet a'zed RIC CLOTH7s, whichi he is enabled "To fer atnpreedentedlowprc, hehas likve- "vlse ome oo seodhn tens, netingr fofruit tre, .0.prct andbutingl In- large flags, proportioobi,y rearson0auble: stack cloths and tra nactonb hre for the eason, orfrhue.hem under repir.Ordrsperpos pnctall atened o.Address theChristlan nam. Benjamin1x Edt~gineon, 5,Tooley-street, Southwsrxk, or for the covnec fie -n eiets, orders received by Mr. M1. A. Natatali. 24. Taisrltock.-trLer, Covsnt*gsrden. _FQX'a PATIENTI MIOHAIR GAMBROONS for -fashionable Waistcoatsk and Trousers are just arrived fromn the Mcanufaetory I beautifully neat, elhegan.c,t, nd nnew, patterns sand coor,frthe preen sea7son, ' whc a xeday thing mnade cal woollen or cottonineryrpet and appear newt every time they nlrewashed: may ~be purchased in any111 lnths, rfnodeugP2n asupr slr mnerondt prvetnhei ,oIto owrsegoods beng solId for the~ Pateant Moh.air, they are al s4tamped on the back I Fox and Co.' Patentc Mohair Gamrbroonel, 58, ing-street, Covent-garden. next door to the WestmInnster Firs Office.' and mnay be had fromi s.. and upwards per yard, all 3-quartecs wvide. Their Patent Mohair Soting Jacket ar uhImproved, and a new sort of Mohair Velvet for CoveFr Shooing,,, speioIr to anything yet worn. rjpNE ROYAL MIAIL COACH CONTRACTORA, M-r. I-L Vidier, having testified his high approbaLtion of the British Filuid Copn's RAREFIED FLUID, as an anti-friction, thje Company fool assured t7hat nothing but publicity Is necessary to bring it into ge- ancal usec. Calculated to lessen the drauight of the heaviesit burdens. ais an experimenit on any hand earrIage wou,cd prove, It Is alike adapted for carriages, sugar and water mills, steamn engines, andI macblurnry in general, retaining Its efficacy in all climates. The Corn pany likewise solicit attentioni to their fluidl for renovating and rendering leatther pofgnnteven 'snowv and salt syater, admirably calculated for Lcts,hres,. engine pipes, &e. A single tria will prove the supe- rior advantages of these articles, wvhlch are combined with ease and economy. To be had1 In canister-s and jars, fromn Is. fid. to lOt,x each, at he umpsy'. 59, t7G-accchurch-atreet, where certificates of its ex- cellece aybe sen. QASTED CORN, at 4d. per Pouna.-me. HUNT JRLhaving been repeatedly calurnnifatedby the envious, the jealous, the mialicious, theNgumbllers and backblters of all sorts, fot selling his superorly pared ROASTED CORN at is. per -pound, and accused of- havIng goflcdtbe public and filled his Puckers ffom the earnings of the poor, ho has at length deterinlned (althouigh as does not wish to p lay the game of the Old Man and his Ass In the Fable) to accousmo- atetheabvenamed gentry, and partleulaLriythose who esteem cheap- Liess thie acme ot Perfection, with Roasted Corn at one pen-ry per epla,,rtef o.f apoui,td,at his s-hopsIn the metr.pnolis,o01117 for alimited vso.where his univergatlly apprevedRtoastedcorn Will continue to he sod .s usal at lsper pound. The best proof(if any were vantinglof the nutritiouls anlnIaldwoeoeqaiyo r. Hunt's superiorly prepared Roasted Corn is the fact, that ulpwards of 200 of the most eminent enedical men la the metropolis and three times that nuimber Jrn the Country notaonly recommended It to all their patlients srho are afflicted with I indgestion and nervohas irrtbillts'biatal s i gulrly irn their own families. h only thing thactur Hunt srcan to es furhis furpeay a T heOlitig fltar.lyU waran s itfourpernad RX e,in addition to its cheapness, is that he wratitto th ate s-'itE good sweet earn, and roasted in a very suiperior watytoht 'ii which the Public haxve hitherto been 'Ob- liged' at Gd. per PO0'Id.M'%anufactory, Droadwall, Surrey. W JT PLaACES.-All letters to be post paid. L.A2SUPPERt NURnSE, Or to Wait On a Lady, a respectable Person, hI,Iftbs cid ro hemot.;hs.osobjecoLonetow-sr cosnuy, cr1 Ose; en ar a nolelale haacerf-n, sheNldy she h-jasjt left. DOteet to UPS UPER NnT'sE in a respectableFFiii~ilv, to take th ;hre w--Id prefe t>.:e coonty,; wishe Is tn,,L Direct tn A. W. at J. EIsua',5 oe south.treet, Ifarthoiptos sqoare. A PPER NuasE., a r:esctcablec middle-?aed Person, who -can, laikrachl fesch ot,saden bnrg Itop by hand if r.eqood hasu for stny Jest bo& the maaeeto.aorr.adm,bt odciotrfrointthe plaeeobe tintr,est, Ssrtnwik-Itse. Nsieesper need apply. -' -5 S NoRsE ina enem 'sFamnily, a respectable m~idle.sged J_V,aorItt,wb.22z2fadeterecbidf.,n thetnooth, sod co be wriZtmeat,, noe Stros erlas pots hn o ojesso t rte, a cooty-DIrect tt, 15.9, LsltI 4S NoaRsE, a Person, who is capable of taking a child from thie R.ta-ed lrl',sqed. to otlsbeeprsee-daoply. ZS1iNuVraas -, oyr a-s Lady's.rnaid, in town or country, a young sAdItch-,, d 27. , who.o .. bectIn1 tease, as she ec opeak Frense1, Enlisih, ts-eto W X. M1. IS, Wllso-nreec, Paosbo,-,qoa ASL-ADY'S.rAcD, a Person, aged 28, whio can have a good Jitbarrtrfroshecas plce whre helacd iceyers.Otect to A.B5. 1, Fore IDLnvssse, oir as Uhsper HlousenrTaid, a reSpectable wita ndeud dresssoalic, sod a little of Freehs; can n-ork well at Its, S LAT~S.MAD, or to wait on two young Ladies-,a young- A svneon,tto aestrotodo dlertaoking, h.irrsd adtinqunop line 11no,sond on he wll rccetorededfrost he lost lace.Direct 'to J- B-a i Cogeir's, fancy broad a-c birot bke, 5 Saids-lne Coen-gods. No oiicekftsrpr see apply. S L.sv~..sasn towai onYoung L,adies, Or anlcl 7el-ly Laxly, A~~t~eona~~~%crict~~bissmde;eaafR.rlgl P fneplli-i, &c,a; wages no firersto .C. 55 rio tre,otnnn nr id o hlcerePor.eedappIy. Resplectable young Wlo-%A7ssar, wth a-nundeniable chiaracter of n-cdbe prefoteed, h-aolg had the rlsee haar; ro bhjectionto oabroad, oreto any .5.oes the stontr, As-she h.baasna -eeml,md to t_arcl s ianoodscdlewemon. and eat et sP a tiers.1 Dine:- to a. I. at M,Itu. 5s, grocer, 70, w arI.tlossitt, Bed tlas't esssm, Bslboro o,f -good morals. to vattend on a Lady; hTas no A b ootIst0hoeodwokItqor;ordeetn-ds holrdremsa,o, and htaseknowledge of Drsm' it; nsrt to J. F. ot 9IsSies's cii and itlian warebhne, A Re ectblo oun WOM%AN, to work at her, needle, and assist JI&Inibtoorotoy. cat glee tefe,rcca. Diec toyj. a. 2, t:qo,rpsnd-.stret. ,S Houssxt Ern, or aNurse, or to h-cyve the care of chain- Coo and OUJSEKEEPER, orwhrteLayihron Oos andll bsEsat single Laxdy or Gnlmn basnglind tigh"Ms,Inn siminercitootiso. Dirce to D.C. I110, Chamsbes.sut;ee, Gos A S OODPLAI Cos, astedy ctive Wosnan, who can have Stwsyanchamriess hcooorplce. irect to A. C.59, Clorrlcss'hall,tLsmdos- S Gon Ptj~ Cos,a repectbleyoung Womian, whio can A haeactssstisosetr Sim he tas plce.talect A. M. at Al, Jackoon`., goes,, weea Manservant is-kept, a end ~~~~~~~end-arond she cooncement ofa fmal mily tat i'asa,ondollalthraeereat Ilaf-miIysbrbhsjst left, Direct to 5.A. an jfrt3arogroer, 15, Sfdstreet. N off]1-ekeeper seed apply. S osin a small regular Family, whIere a ~footman ~is kept, a ~~~~~el1dnal h-, lmt-ld h .J~ ". irce ad to F. LotMr.Jn-A',,caealo.k-35.TebI,rd Coos a tead aciveyoung W6oman, who perfe-ctly under,- Ueclbetisslessaplrnrao, od ran hare ano oirsia`ble character fesm the p ace o'e boa jsst trio. Diseos to it. C. at MY. GnsaId', fhhs_ger, Peoot ocil AS UPPER RUSEtMATn, or to wait on a Lady, Or onie or a tw song tsIeo,a"yang watso ross thncunty, who sto dres hair, wok lakes; erfrslandrstndohe,rbusin,ess ,ad ba ojcint ru,el: ems base a goadcburcssfanthecles plae, he,eroelledwyen.Orets ir. llrells,baler, ii HId-stret, Ionhbslrt.sqaae. No ofliseomperenr apply. S-ouSaaD, whore a footman is kept, a Person, who A on5sss~god:haoase frm be tet stoatas.Direct to.E.T. at Ste. 3iurrsy-s, S Hostaeten,or to wait on a Lady,wh-ere a ooma is kepc-, L~75,Pa re,xp,eg, Host S Hustnts ina rspetabe rgulr Fmil, ayoung jes 1,r7~ed S. ho an aoea god horcte of15 mronths freom the place the has disuor fra ornwoud b prfered.Direst lt. E. . 7, Angelsoars, S Ho:astantto n elerl Lay, or ini a respecttipi Trae smay were a fotnn s `ta sedy snoog n-oman, . e ehoca Iasoallinen2 , ao ba objcast on era few maesinthrosontry;eon bs,esg las. t plc.;irrto1 , tn' Art-ya-d, whatrsrotsstrrt. S REGULAII. HOrs-acS"AninD a Nbea' rGnlta A V-aeill.,asyong wnscaa, whh.:h. eresoccsncst adnr,~1i uoal o.f acne, and serepodoatr-oos hobl ,tl soobrfeaIgoa,udrloemt;rnhr cccyeAlft washndoohhis tse"aeaa'asifC ritiresto tsi...El paceM. iat geare, oere o hi , sree sodernshre anos raazyeboe. ;tt mna Psosewt If1eqichd a- ohe woman,, asCo,Ot ahh choige of a daisy, or say athor de- atla thy srabas o lone Diectto .a.at doao, ircolattag library, It, Oer as A SiAILtry t a Gentlea,rweleprene a,who ljethilla1 Ilyearo .InhI lsploce,ooslrge fsem; his wif*Ih naa t thie esnxansemt of ado0 Saryand pootn; enboth hatneonatoable chasnectes. D-rctor uPplyt10oMr,joeph Baketr, conrlr,4 Ceer et near the Whante lin, Xesnhsgos________ I ldryactie sigl AN, wh lived several1 Years in his ~otstoa, ,.fat whchbe can hare an cdosloble charce,ou Ste a orhesa~sa Otler,'o, Family. in town cccot,a MTcmll amiy whrerei abo is ep,o _toattend inaneldmjerly Ootleono ay or to tue h icr of a Nhlr,amoy orGse tan',Mse: is withoat ancomb"`re, and wold prefer the roostry, Direct to V-I.t It;, areas TitchAeld t-ree , Onfred mabe. N. oiekehe1r need apy A MAN, aged 40, without inesimbrance, Fto atedupnoer .f.two ymognsingle Gentlecacs, an aged Geollaman, or_ an l-esid, weegosots boo s rqaded. ad her the etet ctoslida,,sc sty bo retied on; or onSlera hma,l,efral aiy shet toaeer.ot, ortIn a.Ytny lsfr respectabl ot'al son aseon tobsiole ireyeas'raosterw.Dtirect to5. M i at e Jm esr akr n heart Fare ltro=c,Bacbnecy,jddjese. "'Ws,rkeeecasktply .1rghly cndet-tast hiMoles nalis br,d. , ndce hreanl 'wonaatethe- 'aoIt.O.a Fewoo, adbe. hOouthantara,Ie srloo m N oblcao to xI1Crarcl,,_ A5 ULR1o ueradVae,b a regular Famnily, or on on elerly tiglr astedyePectabtle -it1gl Man, uged 40, .h.cus, wihase ftefetdslgJs oojcin to torns or ecutry, an a obee ellan drssitos f oqores; troir, A.;conba-c a ondeolable character Cesrercor floor.. No aiPeebkeeperseed apply. or udr nd alt,toa sigl Gentleman, e~~aa~d Man, who I haxie n fastiTi,of tbu lnt espeeaniit scaotal Down t A at re,ilcna,,aut ooieevrne aplhe, sIan agd b n5and OawoprteclyononLsdsitbr~Fam , andt eon batke A hIselfin a; wa narol,nymag stn, aedht,hwsno, soobiecti- to look after tasae, c tgs brod; an tted lo gdes Dltucto X. V. X. at Sir, Dories,, 37, Frith sheet, 5a).n. Sin cilicekeepes19 need- apply. A ~ ifooraxMg ina Family a youngAlan, agD 19,fro thep S Ire lreyat.- Dbe oA saeoodeoet,wee hrdo~ sot Sir. Fart, .,rfD ceQc97, J,-. d., S UOACsarAw, a oung Mall oh lightweDght, wo knows. j~t wn eilendhisbnsneor or a oOlen~s~0 ~ ardcy rap. ta . 7 .15, ret watts-sron, lecessea 'C h hat bawoeac con -1 t rcb, /n A. COACHSIANJ,a mid~~~~tMAo? oflih wegt, 111 yeats; kn o w s dl.cras er o t a r li n t Saltaja orI ito cofg Vof cadir e .NrDESTRUCTIBLE IRONSTONE CEMEt1T, for liL joining broken ahina, glass, earthenwvare, cast iron, marble, &e. Is. d. the bottle: prepared onlyat WELDON's. lis la%taestvI,chymsst 97 New Bond street; vho prepares also stPerior IndeUb e Chyinleal Ins; Chnslcaa LLquid for removlngink and fronmoulds from linen, Cotton tuk, paper, &e.; also Seoturing Dropsfor removing grasesSpots from thle most deliete fabrics without Injuring the colour; Water- proof Composition for leather, shoes, &c. pV4AMILIES VISITIING I,ONDON have an opportu- i nly of nspectingoat ?.ILES and EDWV.iRDSs the moat splendid STOCKa of LONDON CHleNTZ FURNITURES, Satin and 1serinlo Damask, rndia Strips, and e loreens in thc kinu dand, end a compa- rison of their prices with the terms of othercogses will be acon; incing proof tha. in- fOtting upd rawnegroo y ard dllngroom cur- tains, bedg, ee. a saving of at least one,third can be dfferted.A-'Mlie and .dwvrds, l3m, Oxford-atreen, between Hoales-street anid Caven: dish-street.Lng-ere CREASE's *WASHABLE PAPERE-HANYG NGS. - J These Papers may be eleaued any number I tinseafronfi6ilsby sponging the sutface with soap and wvater, &Qe colours remaining quite peribet; theY also admit of being hung h ith pecullar neat- ness from the thinness of thq ground colour and the pattern ot teing subject to injury Fronl pasing. tue rices are as follow- Bedroom papers; from 4d. to t'd. per yard- parlour ditto, from .itO 10Q. per yard; satin dltto, from lld, to n4d.fper yavde A sueritY of patterns may be seen at Creaserand Co.ds manube-toty, 7. Grat Ncport.street, Long-ace. 8WEl1 VFORD's~ SLIDINrG 6Th E ah RASOLt and nootJermakyoterDesaipin ofPallandrasol.hni foi t2ei SIffnge TurbeU or. Tel'ope Patasl-0 Is nossou*tnxvsfrhler observationS are un- neesary, t=i slight sabJur]laL i31owvvellknoivn.--Crawfbrd. SedCheapside, onentr f thisme ps- - it h superior ualy, wth the nost scrupulous care and bttention, b, as he i hemanu d a Jl,nam Henry, manulSaturJen ehymlstsh .^luchsts.xltisod in bottler .prlce 2& 9d., or wvith ?lass ?stop- per, a 4. 6., tap incIuded, ;vsth full directions for fts use, bY noother maker cn in shallhe metropoUs, and throuShlit the Unbted Telescope butso is cunowbe genuine unl us their nabes ate engravedu on, tle ie, oenmed staomp, which isafmxed over the cork r' sto prcchabtt , Wt PSthof the vendes of tcle mandeia ttenton,a asuehentaten iya sld inq bSttnls, Hpinry s Aromtud ico Spviit of in- sar,thenvenionof M. Hnry, aLnd the onlY geniuine preparto sht artle ;BE EM RTE-Srs, WRITtER'S, Cadets, aLyid ttase-1 ertoIda c. are supplied wilth th6lt kOWUPMuENTS. Fs- pulonavle white J ean trousers, Ss. 4d., ditto waistcoats, 3s. 6d.t; du tto theirevtrious.9 agentoued jeanetrousers, as.6d. to5.6d. bestncamlet Klsdrs.8- b. it cntets.; camlet travellingeloaks, s.; dressing ontns, 9s.Gtolernm s dam . wctton shirts, a s.e6d. extralin cor olltars, of. perh bottle. cravaos,s the 15s.perdozen- tokeSne,a14s. mer dozen- uhalfticteo,sd, bp-a inar srawers, 20rys Arperdomei towelsp6s. per dor, cth shventso, of. 6r. aPenr;y,ots andbeoding,tnu ks seachotsf .ac. Thebovepricsof somef theneessiiries for an outfit of rood, quality Tre BextMEracted f the warIehousepr,celist, An*ld alscslVft1den- Jgentleme to India,rOad oe the supplied wimrth thir ef.ectedby hav- sbinabitheihr eq hean tsfrousers, .ls. old. dittowais tcats, c3rdhouiset tr a.xousedittoas. s. prevent itrarpitnoak . drA e aing MonsAR.ToIN 3esp;cfullysze cttorni shirts 2bGd. etralinven clars,r hu alfdtou, an. d pet voeny cisderawlers 20peruedboze:I towprels, onpe dozaen: cot sheets 5s.dli. apairr ctcots anid bexdntremuks slfea)y ceats culn ha = ytrs vll 'fcLiypeet the 3nany-faus that ae Ter praocetpries ofn, s eothe nbcAr sarie fon r an to the fot goo uuaityar etr acted wrom tensarethoue g ieuist,e dLACKIlGlcorvie" Pabroadlkelae of the clor ver s mottsvn efeted by hay- nmint ofro this old eslat'abeplshedotIttng whtIattrehus, 9VE R an,i arlsus- o whreventers edged 1o,thDAYn and' aLbel uct snua cn terucin; 6sgair and exreedi icutyo Axc taredal pbatisdtneteubrc. a mbl atten iretionst teo fowin usze a ith prinkadbak -adpa~on a. wYhite 1rouand;-7 the ad drs,9.Hg ilon s owhb etr de ihpn n blck bu lcdo h ac atr;t,sgntseadiie