JOSIAH WEDGWOOD and SON h...
QOSIAH~WVT V0D(IO1=,a80XAN b_oy SATLV, - of OT o "ieiipSTC of EATEWRE keyOw ritesl.6 for1 ae nneaTylvelso coliplderbyeoe icpieo their curn ~ic e,adetmer w r.' - hyA3eo?gerown, A tntt the Patent MabeWrkn onpTi,4 ligentatreet. PallTint-mall.b London. ubli in eneal.e bsiut rceiedaarg. UPPLY of REAL _IiIVICNA' CARPTS.whih hve eenverycarfuly sleced;any'size from CfIOLONIAL COFFEE ESTABIHEI n E 'JWAREHOUSR, 18. Fsen.hurch.street -A RO~Te~Nh to iformthe ublic that he continules to SEZLL the Alnet SJ 5NOIA andi otber COIJ?FES, and everv degcriptIon of TEA,. of the .btstsqudlty. on the lolvest terms forready money. Orders-from tbe eousstty forwaLrded -without delay. Captains, of ships, and the pro- -nrl?torsof texverns, Inns, and.hre kfastbhoUlses, are supplead on the amosqt,add'snigeous terms-I,t,enehugrclsstre2et, tondon. WW P.-aeBeer Brewers an( Oter ay be accom~- moSP!dat_edRwiteh1 small parceels oDf MOP'S, or In quanitities. Ordi- nary aniableor tble eer r prter. 4 guinegs to of. per cwtl. finSi quaIty 81 t 12guieaspe dito.Terasapprovod hUla, at two ~nothn as pr cnt,disoun fo cah.APplA to T. W. Couke, l*ewr; arshgat-lan, Sratfrd,Esse. F~~iles and the trade auppiedwithstrng ad fne aes,tabl al, & ofthe biest.quallty. Any irkn mn wllig torelaisishhistrae may aLddress as abiove, SLAUJG TER,IL Make--ILace, 13R.adig, Biscuit-; 'LI. bhakcer And Confectioner. begS, to apprize the ?Jobnlity. Gentry. amd Public in general, bhislISCUITS atrc of A different deseriptiOll to 'tho,se sold by other, bakcers, and aue), pains hiave beenL taken to bring them to the highest perfection that thiey cannot be eTnailed bM'any litscuitobakcer In Europe, and the patronage he has; alresoyrecel bel as induedhm topac the it tincass,Regily papered and sealed, ase anonas mde,whic ~nehodwillpresrvetheir genuine aLnd sviserior ilanbrnancllate an inordr tpreentersslsfromD vending ecuiouartelelss,isamee ba apolted. Rse,72, Seymour- 8rynetn-snar, hs sle get In London, ywom rdr 1 ,TEW SHAPED DRESS hT,i ilnr n tlinLeghorn, including an extensive assortmn fLno mianufactured Straw ilonnets.-ELLIOT anid TINGCOMIl moist re- ;-etuli he 'y to invite LAdien to a CSIOICE. SELCINa h NItWESI' F I-iONS. which theyr are monthly rciigfo h hosee inYaris. Their manufactory for srwat ehr raT. is daetachedfrom thesbow roomns, which are eetadcmo dious. Ladles' Leghorns continued to bebleached in the Italianm moe. andRaltered, if requested, toy the p resent style.-344, Strand, nearly onpposite Waterloo-bridge. N.B. Sixty dozen of fine straw hate and bonnets plain anid trimmed, wvhieh were Intendeil'for a foreign mrarket, but are nowv submitted for tuie Inspectioni of private faminlies, at unnsually low prices. fOOT's PATENT UMBRELLA.-This umbrella the IL atentee respectrfully begs leave to offer to the notice olf the TnbIC, presisming, from It,- eminent superiority, in so nassy essential pit,that it w~ill not fail to, secure their decided patroniage and sup- pet t Pos~sesses all thie beauty, lightness-, adeatiyofhe ricrhest silk.r conshining at the same timue thec adangeofdrblt anidecontomv. The principlet,iron which it is nn atu ie it a peculiar firminess, and precludes the possibltyfitfryn or _~ earngrotugh. The resistance ltoil'ers to theranadbrlmcio coor Ihndry, conspicuously digttinguish thi nbel,wih wd,th all It,, advantages, offers to the purchasertesvn foe thid.W. 5.vry uimbrella will have the nm fteptne 3tam=ped on the brder, and are told by mnost umbrella makes A NE ARTCLE or GNTLEEN'SSPRINGJ c~. An SUMME WAiSTOATS.Trousers, &c,-1.5y the lting'x ituvl Ltter Paent.IIIIIS CA IiEItE, warranted not to ehiik. hisartcleis rspetfuly ffeed to the 3ublic as a very conideabl imrovmen boh i laricand nmanisiactutre upon the icsteral now atPais nIdr te trmPreneh Caehma.ere, and Is now =manasfactured In suitabl substances for gentlemen's waistcoats, tr &Cr, &.iavritofashionable colours. It Is strongly re- commende inbakotecergy and gentlement In the lawv, as, a]lthongisgh tb etr, twl e founzd to possess great durability. TI', be hald of Unewo el gent to the patentee), 1, Vere-street. the corner osf Oxod-te,opposite New Bouid-strect. Letterg of anpilcastion from teont,for patterns,,are requested to be free 'Of postage._____________ f-ASHIONABLE D1RE`SSand MORNFINTG COATS, .4L GeatCoaLts, Ladies' Habits, Pelisses, &c.-At greatt Saviut! will reoud at lo. 27. Plecadlily.~-GenltlemIen wvanting large quantities iof fashionable wvell made good CLOTHES, cut upon scientlitic principles, and made to fkt theshape in an elegant a"d.most superior manner,wvlll hind the greatest2aldvantare by giving their orders as above. Ladies' abitnd pelisses cut and madetCofitIn the firgt.style byexperieneed, Wrorlkmen, and at moderate prices. Opera cloaks, bax, curricle, and drivings coats made at:a short notice. For the convenience of gentle-, mnen travelling somnearekcept ready finishied. A sulit well made In 8 hours if required. Best superflne coats, 31. 6s. to 31. 129.: blues and blacks. 31. fis., 31. 12s., 3-1. 3 Ss.; fashionable waistcoats, from lBs. to Isa-: ditto trousers, from MI Ss. to 11. 14i.. A goad suit of servants livery complete, 41. 1.5s.-No. 27, Piccadilly. ?2) ATEINT1 P_LATrE-_GLASS WIVNDOWVS a-nd splendid UL.OOltING-GLASSEP.-The PATENTIVINDOWS, wvithout cross lar,nhving the effect of one unifform shieet ofr glass, have obtainled -tehbest approba-tion of thec first Nobility and Gentry in the king dom.i whose mansi-ons they are placed, fin town and country; simiar ito wivjch may always be seen, adapted to French eastements. eatisKervatorie.s. library bookcases, skylights. &-c. at J01N llEDGES~s Lookinig-glass llan,factory, the corner of Dean and Comapton streets, Soho. (established 50 years,) where, frorm the mimnense fall, Plates UP to 144 Inches in -height by a proportionate wsidth are reduced in price more than5dOper cent- A large assortmnent .f altdimiensions, elegantly fr.amed, are constantlyfitted up and delIvered to order, on his spring snal,ies exreslyconstructed for that purpose. V ~E RYLMAI L COACHI CONTRACTOR,Mr T.Rldler. bavinr- te-stified his high appirobationT of the British Fluifd Company'is RAREFFIED FLUID,. as an anti-friction, the Company feel assured that nothbing but puiblicity is necessary to bringI it into ge- neral use. Calcuilated to lessen the. draught of the heaviet burdens, ai anu experimnent on any hand carriage would prove,it is alike adapted f.r carriages, sugaran aivSater rnsills.steanm engfnes, and machi[nery In genekral, retaining its efficacy in all climaites. The Company ilikewise soleici attention to their fluild fo)r renovating and renidering leather gooainst even s3oow and salt water, admilrably calculated for, oats, harness,, engine pipes, &e. A'single trial will prove the supe- xioradvautace: of these articles, which a~re conmbined with ease andI economy. To be baLd in canisters, anti Jars, fromn I s. 6id. to l0s. each, aLt the Conmany's, 59, Graceelihureb-street, w'here certificates of Its ex- cLellenceq -ay be seen-______________________ 7FjTNHE NEW1 SHADES, 2,11White Hart-court, Lombard- JML street. and Graeechureh.-strecet.-lt Is only tbrec months since This Estaimislmment was first openied for the sale of GElLUINE WVINES. full mew%ure, and the Proprietor a second time feels It his. duity to retur~n his moost grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the unprecedented encourageinenit he has met wvith, and assumes them kt shall be his constant .'are to select wvines of the finiest vinlt. agesandmos declos favors hatare to be procured, and also studotay t mert teIrapprbaton y paying every attention In his ~powr t thse sbnhonur im ithther ptroage. Masters of ~nmlie. ae ~artenlrl reuesed o ntic, tattheY can hiave wines,t theNemyghdes, ythe qartorallon etto their own b~,taes onmoa resonbleters. .H.A lrestock of the finest oldwins i botl. Mst omfrtaleroom Aralways in, readiness sothe reception ofcmay eect subscription roani. rr)A~TTERSON's ICE PA-1 JHN PATTERSON IL fuernlshing Ironmonger and lee P'ail Il,anfacturer toIllis Ma- jest, lsa onstuctd ;NE CE AILoni a philosophical principle, by simolsciy tmpeatue equred(nt lower than zero) mauy be proeredeudmaitaied or cosidrabe time. It Ise equaldly ape. ,rsi,ve wthor ithut ce asby eas of Freezing Pow4der, which soayc hd wth he Pil,a tmpeatue 30 degrees below the freez- lngp4.ntpssbe imedatel obaine,fie creamst or wrater lees can bernde.and ~lte luuris an coforts of tje ice-bouse secured, ;s2thoUt troublie,or attentin tat aveytrifling expense, In every ;eeae5n, or in any climnate. atersonsle Pails and Creamn Freezers JO? rs~xmitfactCired in handSome and imple formns, of various, sizes, esud,,tsfmodeirate priceii. They maybe seen In constant operation at hi, Jouse, No. 41. NTew llridge-street, Blisekfrlars, the second house fj'mni LudUtte-bill. Pattersorffs Spare Bed Warmer, by which beds athlre onLlyoccasionally sleptn inRmY be kePt in a constantly ivell ,jredgd 5'h4lesome state, May also be had as above- X'1vNT O MCL anid UNIVERSAL iswithi a wish to excite the attention anTd curiosity of he,till. ad o vain boast, that the Patentee Presumes to pro- imonc ths forgeeral purposes) the moat perfect Lamp existing, lin whicbrilidcy,safty, c,ertaintY swveetaess, economny and simplicity arc rouht t thjutoestperfeetfan the principle alik-eapplicable t6 lamp torever puipss (pedestal and hanging), givng light to any ~~ As ~beornight light, neithera ,wax eanaie,rushillght, Bar he Fenchiiag wick, can (al inydegreeeomipete with it, being notmerly sttioary lIgbt, bult readY aLt the mnoment of alarmi, or othewis. barl aly ,notion, and can be set to burn the pIangeat or shortest niht wtbu the least smell. The economy of all thesie lamps It s ahrA of taila;ri-caridles, aLnd sweet as evax. Sold by T'. Pearce n o 2'8, facing the front of St. Clemnent's church, in thie Stranid, m erofFrench end Silltimbrl lamips, 01 all sorts, froto ~30s. to Oti. and uipwards. Lette.rs, post paid, froin anypartof the country -srlIl meet with promipt attention. N9,B. Geniuinec and hiigbly clarifie ,spermnaceti oil. .''T"HE PATENT RETENTIVE HiOT PILATE.- Thirs t. simple Invention is caleulated to be of great importattee to th,j pftL-llc, as itbe bheat produeed by fire is retained more effectually zta'byany other meatis hitherto known. T-he extremie heat aris- i,--nnhot plates is In. this fetalned and applied to the various jpro,zof roasting, siteaMIng, and boiling wvith one small fire The omsinslve smell iLrlsing from the comnmon hot plate by greie c, fAlliai;, on it itseonmpletely obvlated,.the kitchen rendered co.,i and ag,eeab e, and the Use of charcoal nearly tunnecessary. To.be.aeen-tns"' the-ne,v-lyinvetited Patent Supply Cistern, po.-ssess- ting the exciuuipa~' advantage of preventing the rettirn of the wrater from thfe'steam 11.,,'ler however strong the pressure, att the same tim et.sti ac.r,aiFlnsupply of it. Tue Paternt MetatStatlc Fire- grate is als partTeicu-lJy recommended to thec nobility, &c. as acertain remd o t?~ot unipleasant rnulsanee, a smithy chimney, atnd possessing ot,.er advanitages not to be found In any other grate- Every description large antilsmaIllbt;ildings heated by w2trmair and steamf. To be seen ,~t Jeakes'smanUfactory, .dl, Great rtu3sell-%treet B8loomRl;nry, oppositts the EUritilsh Museum; atid at Vim. Farla's, 6rnmoniger, Cleverton-sr.e,B 7WiABL, IAN ENS, Sheetings floSehold Linens, &c. IL192, Fleet-sitreet, corner of Rlhance"ry-laZie--INNES, JONES, "N.ES. aind SLADIE, beg to solicit theIattention -tf time nobility, gen- try,and tall who have large purchwles to malke, itDo Very extensive sIssoctenentoQf tite above goods, whichthey warrant to be of the best itud in oat approved fabrics, as they receive- them immediately from ,the5Ant manufactories, -and which will be ebarged. on such moderate trermvs as shenll Insure the approbationl and future favours of all those, whe may honour them with theirecommands. TheVyparticularly beg -to-noticeetheir Scotch double damasktable linen, rIvalling theFerelga 1I1 apparanee and wear, and atlessthats half price. They have lately ,reeised several bo-xes of an entirely new~ fabric, of 7-Sthit and 4-4ths Irish liiien. wivbch thecy can rely on for dotrabililr asid wear, being bleached out-the mnost approved principles ivltbout e?srmaging the cloth. 1'bme Ea,st India-Company havlngr entirely-deelitied the mnanufactoryof India muslins, inoes, Jones. and Co. have still on hand a large stock- ,of that raluable article, wvhich they continue to sell as cheap as they hapve ever beeni,and rwhichwhean sold cannot be replaced. They have alt-a'ver exensve-variety of taney goods in muslins, slikts, gauize, crae, 1c. fr deses Frod lansand catmbrics, a large assort- assnt f te nwet pttens f Nrwch,Pailey a d Ednburgh sbaws.ree~ingfon2the~snuactriedail~ al o whch they at'd detrmnedtoel onas lO ten~esnyohe husein Loden. ,riHAR ES WRI T, Wie -Merchant to the Royal . Fa m ily. next to the ilungDs and oppoalte ctue Hnay,arket Theatre. ?spera Colonade, Haymarket, London, has now on SALE the finest OLD IDor, l36spefdozerfl superiorSiERRV, 3as. per dozen; and C,AP9. MADIEAt, lOs. per dozen, by way of sample. Twvo dozen of each of the abovewInes wlU be well paced In an execllent sherry Isogahessi, bo'.tles included, b ya renslttance of 101. or hal f that quan- tity In hamper for 51.; or 8 gallons line Port, from, pipe, vintage -182'l; In-cas,k, basing. Jec. Included, for dl. -or 8 gallon~s superior Sherry, cask, &c. fror SI.: or 14 gallons exellent Cape bTad'dra, ca.sk, &c. tor 51 Mailelra, Vidonla, Carcavella, Lislbouu; Moutitain, &c. 42i.:pcCdozeO. ttC.PRItS) CHAMPAGNE, vintage 1518, fret quaity, -vmrrantcd, 4L4.4 ecr doz.en; Msaraschino, J65:6d. paer flasfk. Just simported. FLORE NCE Oilt, cases of 30 fiasks,>21 2s. or- Is. 6fd per 5ssk. Old C,.cmmac Brandy, 23Y- ffd-. per gallon. Runa, 15s. 6d: CH s.RLES WRIGil$I hns. contracted wvith 0. Pris,-Grower of Chasm- tx?e f je, near E:pernay, Ftrance, for the wzhole growth of his ofv ; s)anmc of the estesmtd vlntane 1818, In high fine 4nant5g ecodition. ata. per dozenG, prie anCd quVlitv unequalled In England; Claret.4 St-3ullenetla lose, 63s.er dozenJ llertntage-84s Buprgundy. FitaOi nality. loSs; Barsa, Sauterne. and arav 03s.. per doze,; sadall other wine s, &c 5o proportion. - Lettersinhlosing reinittances, post paid' [no unpaid letters -wili-be-receivedl) will be inmnediately attesided to; , large oslantity-Of fresh emptied wine pipes, 1r. and hogleada l1Os. Gd. each. e 'OtIJT, Rheumatismn, Coughs, and Colds.-LTFE , PILL., ebtirely vigetabld4 discovered by the Rey. C. CAR- RtINGTON,Vicar tf Berkeley, oud of Hls t.faleaty's DeputyLleutehant. for the county of 4locester, By inereasng. the energy of the bzinl, and pouring new life andvigourinto the constitution, they enabld nature to hiako incred1bla cffortSfor the expuWsiso of dissase, before organld destruetion. In-colds, c6ujrhs. rheuinatism, atonlc 3out, idifemale complaints, la flatulence, s ekness; and palnsigof thie stomach, In niervous affections the bursting agony of sudden grie,I or the deebheart-ash ouf: ettletg melanicholy, In every splasmode pain, from'thcslightest crump to tlhe Most excruciatingcolie, tllelr stu. yendous tuccess obseres. aU former remedles. 53reh in, the most Zpgravated cassed ofgouein the stomach-they often arrest theprogress *of death, and e5d toarecovery; they restore tothe dlgtdtyof man 'and pareit 'the enfeebled aDid unwary -votarias of pleasure. Sold len hi' :es, at 16 lrid-,and4s, d.0ae,llsyBarc'andliSon.nTristol.(without nrhwqe name on the stamp they cannlotbe. geftilne); sold also by, Button and. Co. B0w-ehurehj'ard; Bsrclay,'Fleet-1arket;. Butlers, .Chd,e-ide; Sauter- IS0, Oxford-street, r.ondon' d and' by all other meVeline venders. a%'I'Aru0otcxclifl tbiwltb=q o)e( gi'h- -- dide~iit o sbtItute fo utr lt ,iy5e~i1555 teivte forl~ ol Green park. ...r:-.'::s:, -.kepe.-~,LeL,_k.I -d VUO INVALIDS1 alh'o c~vit f*at1oo2 e.pSeLflOr,J0CflY doi m?~O ly~' andj Ge EECSNVA D~OSKS(hroUSdnhotite cot epdsi0l ot'tile.tetiltY th atpea b!erelL.hWduetOflS5tlCbd aorv Clj ls fMeprIugb renk eqCn l0tedSP ryfyh do35tn.h EluReba.s'Ve n r ifed iuitbl otheelln-- h drdt e ae iTh- WANT PACES.-II leters. t e Ipothepared. n S.WE.NU1SE a rspetabe ythe idw wt .1 ;,oo. A heat o mlk.DIec toA.L. i,itgliitee, aloemohoep. S UrsTNrns ina rspetabe gt,lY av reipatbe ,gml of np" t*knabi oitemnh o ohtoAttrer,Newivehnd amninel S UpEu NosE n a entlman' Famly,.ai~xpeience ootn,odlade, tobol eoocl~nont. ire t ntO y.C.1 Dihlooret c . I.1,Drn S Us''gitNiya~, o IrLaly'sI-Maido a-younglWoman, r.0 ilyO d ea-ochterftornlher last pla,7oodhas objLectioli totonoosry,I .ooItr aod bE, Pefee.Direct s ID Si.) 1t0..ul~iO,, Redl lion-street, Rtedl AS LADYwS.KoAtlo o atuonyug ode, ~r bd A 8 LADY'S-BIAITD,oraUpe rant nasmU rily, a Perjon, w,o-a. hove atmo rjClh orce 'o er Itoot. ul ;oin which .hetvd l.ade5yealo irett 1 .at3D,.ol', dqueenotueet, Bcyanston- ~espctale ldery- VosAN,whiere a, confiential persoan is re- ~~oere.ritbrooAacth o ueese.ooe rthe dooestiocnclCeroi of- ingle GWJi.o t.ic m,m nlooicmbeea Drc. mo,oo tie 02 100 of tbatto.,0tisA.1Block, objeti=on ogaood. nireet to A. B1. at Str. B,relsfod'O ojewopoopOr office, 51. YlenttllOSct TAY.p~rs to a. ie] Gentlemsan, a miWd dle-aged Woan .hc .oacandooible'4b=ogA'(r. J?irect to S. 5. 3d, C~taolle-tlt A S -IOSEKEPE, o asHeadNure. repecsl~e middleS tloe,Solhoopon,o.iniell sotuorW. - Nnieneprre dpply. A ~ OSJSICEPNIL to asinglcGcentleman ior TradeCsman, or a tan be tOt p000 whre bc ine nerii3 sor.9-itect tolli. E. at ide Ste,ec's', 0100.00 A ~Soooand OUSKEEER, -~a Lad's.t4dand Houtic- A odPLAIN COOK, Or as Housekeeper to, a singzle Gehtl& t'.no, idle-iged womool, trios ewthaye . 4 ycaca character. Ileect to E. 6. 61, iSCox in a Metfrchant's Famltv, or GentlemanY'a, whlere a HOusEAID, r asHousemaid in a genteel re- o oIo omiy.whoe folmli t hpt a oog Wonlon, who tmderntaodtet,it opfoe nn,an cn or wltaiSe,nedl Ica hve godcharacter tem. the p hc.ab bo,ittlel.whreiblivehl mnthtand oonobjctlooo rel with . lady for the somene.Dicd t 0' iltoon atSam. Soilcoo 5 L odLno.trect, Ololbeen. No office keeper need apply. A S. housETaI in a smiall regular Family, a youing Woman, whoco tac wel ot lIc needle,,an hoeagoclaWlrf%.mbhria.tplace. ASUNDER HOI61EILAID, or as Nursemaid where a iutrse is A epvto hAlbthy ysont WOmO, -ho coO hove a po4 ehoat.re tee tble ty abe hl- o-t i.ft. Direct to E. B.at Mer. Ashley'a, greengroeo, 2,' MoUnt-'Steet, LoMbeth. No office. keepetrdatpy ASCIA3lHERM4A.I t a otl Col eh , orlnn, a sed Ai. ec,vm,oced 30. who ran.av a odcvcefomtapae she bsSt lot, mod, bhono.tictoon to town0orco,ntry. DirecttoMS. B.S,Ad,sto-te A s BUTLERand VAL'ET in a small Familv, or witht a single Orotoma, aido. wo ht n ohectos ngon th e oljoo h&ving -en that. ber. ed s illngtoakoe himoclf geoceally aocfat. Direct to C.. at 0xr. ,d'tiooo., oIl A BS JTrT.Flt, or Upper Servant, in orouofler,rwhe geai cavote{eov ioranolyhe ivoowth ollcyova fireet to W. T. at Mr. nnroett'S, A sBSIT,EI,or Butler and Valt, ae otng an, who un. A hie.lo bwir k,o. and con he -ait recomme:nded eom th.iotion ho Is o toc,waeeboo livd 10 seorsl noohiecftoa tot tow. or oedetey. Divot to A. a. at Sir. Coif5,Seouthmoltan stereet, G-emOlotOgqoOle. Sin omorbekeper o.0pply. ASBUTLER, a steady active Mgtit, who pretlyunderstands hA ,ioo ethsn behnt hr vyne,kept to Saleagood cho. AonZIN from the coLantry, aged 17, withl a 4 years' clia- relr,i!teh.ooe,nortotobethle care ofalobooc Dircdt OB.B. 246, 11-gb lIolbm. SWc Micebeeper need apply. A NErt FoOT.MAV, or Footman in a small ramilv, a A .a hooMn eo can moakehim,elftgrncralyosefol canD hoot . goac re-mmvotda.. ASC-OACMAIN, a middle-aged single Mlan, who can have it fnoyero~haaei(cl hi lst lae.Dict tto IV. S.at St. Whlppeyh. sa4dDer, 12ictt Aodieya-et. GOanenoraqare' . Siokiceepernredorply. A S CO~ACtM, anisrricd A 'In, aged 313, who perjfe_tlyun. A dcotoodc, 'hNimsmhsr,. and -c hove an adenioble chor-nie,rorm htltpc at ie er',tdlr , sie od Lomot . Noaokeee"r-eed.app:ly. ASC~OACWM2A , a middle-aged Jilaii, who kniows town well, and toronbly oderlood.tileore od mcahenaet n on i of tight weIght, oda coo, b -tamotod-beno chracter for heal.tbity titOtlentino to host.- net fo- the groslemoc h. 1000101 tob wr Ith whew he taved toot ve,rs; no ehjectlen id tow or c..ontry. Direcoto W. M1.at Mre. 51000ger's, R'eeedgm,W sl~ Drafy'in laone ior p5 A S COChMANin F. small regular Family, a steady ob-er kr- wI- Yeoe fAo the _onr,adtoId pene g DindiI it; cT 11000 Od chaater AS GRtOOM and VA LET io a single Gjentleman, &-steady Actr le h a riei Olie.aI 1100 ohiectlono to make hi-Icf vefult in heboo ba lrdin ol cptoti,, ndcanbaesgocr charactee from th lace he il goIng to leaoc, where tIc boo hod a year and a baIt. Divert to A. B. at Ste. Cluing.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. A . , ~ woo'a,bother Maclocotitrcl,lrowic aqsre Noofekecrpe need apply. Ax. ~ Maw fom te coutry, o lok after a horse and Orcm i coole o tatig t, creof a g*dcd, or to .oit at tabl. o nohe imolt eneallynorol;canhar o ja ohae ractor . Diced- to Smeph u A,to look after a horse atnd chaise,'or to driye'It. `na0in-1.,rI,-no eheoibDtmake hi 1sn 1.1eoli trade;' kno.i town wel, anla aen coe rvommnalo -fortoy an obritty. JDicot to B. D. 4. Crown. coact, PickettPI.c-, StraolS. A SGxOo,l, o 1 erat t igl Gentleman.,, to travel or go hrad. yooga, o bht Dcge gd2,wocnhv nodeeloble clis. rooterteembhI last ploce. wherehe ho,ed 3yezrx. Direc to A. B. 20, LhIoea%tr'eet, Loicester. sqoae._It.of_olhtcebper nerd apply.__ _ __ _ CA SG TDEKEMR, a sObey steadyindustriousmarr$ediian, aged3515 who perfectly ovdentas,dohh hoolneetin oil it, brasohe,, and the manogement Oftlew~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ groon pIns ofreqoodal 10 ciecllss t ube tha hroo edwo no odcn AS GARDENER, a single Alan, aged 211, who understaniisihi-Ii teotisess In all its brxncheo. andbha Tn.objecties to the moosagm,.t of a s l fiEn eeqslred, horing been Insa similar W.Italo sevel ye..o -. gardoeer mod bof ca have a good cloaractor from hIt lout pIsee. Diced to J. a. at the poetoSlco. itonsloatell.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~