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VZflH NEWV CH RONOLI90y * or, Historian's Com- rt panion : being an authep,.jc egister of events, from the earliest perind to the pre.ent tirti, comprehending an epitome of universal history, with a copio..< list of the moat eminent men in all aces of the -orld& The third edition. By THOMTAS TFGG, Editor ot ,The Yo.ng Alan's Book of Knowledge.' " The compre- henaivenvss atid universal utility of this epitome of chronology and hisonry require no recommendation from uR; it is a work which 'suits all deSCriptiong of Dersons."-Antijacobin Review. L,ondon prieted tor Lhe Editor, 73, Cheapsidc; and sold by all booksellers Just r.ublished, a new editinn, in one thick volume, 8vo, priec 11. lOs. bnard', N ABRIDGMENT of all the STATUTESnow in A force relative to the REVENUE of EXCISE, in Great Britain, methodically arranzed and alphabeticaliv digested. 'rhe fnurth edition revised. By JAMES HUIE. Collector of Excise. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinhurth: and Hurst, Rohinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, and h Pall-mall, London. " The book has now been 28 years before the ptiblic, and I have again to acknowledge, with the greatest respect, the sense that has been expressed tf its usefulness, by the mont eminent characters in the law, and in the revenue, and hv the most respectable manutactur. ers antl meychants."-Authnr's Preface. This dav is nbl,tshed, *with orijinal smatt, in Pvo, price lis boards, J'XCURSI0N through the UNITED STATES antI jL.i CANADA, in 1822 and 18'23. By an ENGLISHMAN. " This is a publication trom which those who take as much interest in North America and its affairs as most Englishmen cannot but think they rnerit, will derive considerable satisfaction and enter- tainmnent. The exteneive and liberal views taken by this work of the general condition of the country it exanmines and deacribes, of itR politics and legiislation, its external and internal relations, its principles and habits, its soil and aspect, its fertility and produc- tions, will be found to throw every requisite light on these imsor- tant subjects, and to well repav the perusal."_.Monthly elag. AugUPt, 1824. London, printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Jnv. This day is cublished, in l an 8vc n nrice 8q. boardc, POETIC VIGILS. By BERNTARD BARTON. t To those who delight in the happy delineation of the domnes- tic affectionit, and all the warmer hut calmcr feelings of the heart, we recoinmend the verses of Mlr. Barton. Were we compelle(I to rlefine the peculiar characteristic of his poetry, we should term it the ,poetry of the affections. It is the simple and pleasing effusions o1 a ,warm and poetical heart, pouredl out in verse erminently suited to the expression of tender feelings; lucid, correct, and harmonious. *Ve trefer the present volume to the author's former productions."_ ton. Rev. Aug. 1824. Iondon, printed for Baldwin, Cradock, aid Jov; of whom mny also be had, a fnrmer volume of Poems, by the same atuthor, third edition, foolsctia8vn. oric7s. hoards. .UODER?J tiY[STarnY, pracical Y applied to the hilanutac-. turersof Great Britain.-.This day is published, a new edition, price I guinea, in boards, illustrated with very numerous engrayt- ineso n copperanti wood, NE THOUSAND CHYMICAL EXPERIMIENTS 0 and PROCESSES in the usefUl ARTS and AIIANUFAC. TURES of GREAT BRITATN, nractically and experimentaliv detailed. By COLIN MlACKENZIE,Operative Chvnmist, Author of t%e Universal Receipt Bonk, &c. Printed for 0. B. Whittaker, Ave-,Iaria-lane, London; Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and J. Cuanming, Dublin. Of whom may be had, the same Editor's Volume of Five Thoucand Family Receipts, in all the useful and d3omestic arts, price I Or. 6d. bound, being a volume: odispeneable in every family. This dayv is published, in Avo, price lOs 6d. board-, T EXICON THUCfDIDEUM; a Dictionary, inGreek tt and Enelish, of the Words, Phrases, end principal Idioms connmined in the History of the Peloponnesian 'ar of 'rhucidides. ilrinted for G. B. Wbittaker, Ave-Maria.lan , London ; J. Parker, 5 )Kford; and Deighton and Sons, Cambridge. Of whom may be had, lately published, Ml. T. Cireronis de Oratore Libri Tres, ex 3iditione, J. A. Ernesti, cum Notis variorum. In usurm Studioate .Juventutds. Accessit Appendix ex NotiR lHarles;i, Pearcii, Schutzii, et aliorum Excerpta. A J. Greenwood, MI.A. 8vo, price 12s. boardc. lit. T. Ciceronis de Offictis Libri Tres; ex rescensinne, J. hi. et J. F. Heusingerorum. Patrul Majoris et patri sui Animadrersiones 8cholaruin usibus accommodavit Conradus Heusinger. Accedit Index Rerr m c t Verborum. 12mo, p rice 5 s. bound. This day is publisl,edt. in I larme on s, -vo, pricec 1 bs hoards. N El,EM ENTARI SYSTEM of PHYSIOLOGY. P1 By JOHNB(S:OOK, I.D. F.R.S.I,.S.andH.S. MA.PI.A. &c. l'ndon, printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. "This work is written in that pleasant otylc which, while it is not what ia strictly ,called popular, contains ?o little that is tcchnical as to be generallv in- tellieible, even to those nnt conversant with the medical sciencet.2-4 'This volume, which we cannot too strongly recommend to the care. ful and repeated study of our mtedical and the perusal of our general readers, as presenting them with a most excellent and lurid system of physiology, is terminated by a list of the articles referred to, and a complete index; and we can only express our anxiety to see the necond volume, which is to complete the work, and which will serve to fR1 up a vacancy In the -medlical libraries both of this and other =ensintriez".Crjit. Gaz. June, 1824. Also, by the same author, An Account of the History and Present State of Galvanism, in 8vo, price 7s. beards. Just published, No. 1., and to be contined hlonthli HE MRICAN MONAITOR, a Politicl, Histori- Tcal, and Commercial Moagszine, particularly devoted to the Affairs of South Amnerica. Contepts :-Introductory Article: Considerationsr on the Political and Moral State of America. The Causes that have beought on the Emancipatioir of South America. The different States of South America considered in their Relations "with each other, and with.the Empire of B3razil._Historical Doocu- mentse Several Hiatorical Documents of high importance.-War and Military News: Sketch of all the Mfilitar7 Mfovessents, and of the Positions Occupied by the respetuive Armies, at the departure of the latest intelligence.- Trade and Commercial Intelligence: Table, showing the value of the T'rade carried on between Great m3ritain and America, North and South, from 1697 to 1823. Ditto, tahowing the Trade betvween England and Brazil trom 1808 to 1823. a)itto. showing the number of British and Foreign Vessels, with aheir Tonna=e, which cleared out nf the Ports of Great Britain for those of Brazil, from . ll8 to 1823 -Moreau's Chart, &c.-Cor. respondence: First [etner from Lisbon..Miscellanies: Death of Iturbide, Charles X. &c. Published at the American Alonitor Office 36, High Holborn; and by J. Al. Richardson, 23, Cornhill; aud S8crwood and Co. Paternoater-row. CA&TOWs WosWx._'Phis dav is published, price 5s. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the SYMPTOMS, A TREATMENT, and CURE of SYPHILIS; containing Observations on the Diseases inmmediately or remotely connected with it, as Derancements of the Bladder, Urethra, Ulcerations. p of the Face and Skin, &d. vwth Remarksi on Mercury, aond its EfTects on itie Constitution; interPersed with select Pre. zeriptionr. By T. M1. 2CATON, Surgeon, 6, Noefolk-street, .jtrand latc of thse United Hospitals of St. Thomas ar.d Guy's, Frinted for Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-.row, and by all boeksellers. TliM day are puhlished, 3d edit, revised ard enlarged, pricea -T-RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on STRICTURES om oftelt URETHA A and REC'lUAI, recommrending an im.. troved syatem for their trestmlent and cure, illulstrating its efficacy by nomezous remairkable andl highly imnportatit cases, in some of 'wbich sttrictures of -from 10 to 20. years' duration harve beeni totally rantseved in a few weeks,'and its supariority thereby fully established' over every other mnethGd hitherto practised.. By C. B. COURTE. NAY, Ml. D). To which: are added, Observations and Practical commnents on Local and Geoegrl PekbilitY for the core of which a ]Mode of treatment, the result of long ansI Auccessful practice, and at once safe, speedy,. and effecitual, is ailopted by the author. Printed for the author, Robeirt-treet, Adelphi: and published by T. S. Allman Psince'-satreeta: Hanover.rquare; and sold by Simplcin and Ajarshall, St`attoi: I'-eourt; I)nwhvn, 4, Catherine. street, Strand. Ridgway, Pikdirlly; Chappell, toyal Exchanze; Walker. Holborn ; and may be' lad- of sll booksellers. ' W'e earmestly recommend tbe asee related b?y. Dr. Courmenay to the peruaul of such of 'our readera as are afflicted with the coniplaints which the author has made the subject of these obserations. Several instan.ce3 Afe adduced -of the' recovery of perfect health in st2teswbich were considered bbpelebs bypractitioner3 ofe inent talents and very extensive experience. we. entertain the highest opinion of Dr. Courtenav's professional gkill, aut congratiaitewhim en liis successful and judicloussipplcfntion of remedies te these severe and often &teo ' J anid J'. tIVEW3 HT' ieentecm1epd to thetdr re1t&si 3, and the Public the SCHEME to be drawf the'8d tovetFiei next, containing:. 2 . Prizes of; ?30,100 1 4 Prizes of . ?520 2 . . 2,000 .0 . 210 2 . 1,0201 . . 200 And every ticket will have 51n money. J. and J. SiveWright liad theJ Ati,sfaction to divide the very first preie of 30,0901.v that was ever drawn, tnod hope to add many of the above to their unprecedented lirt of capital prizes, the -great increase 'of which was firstiatroduced by them into their contracts, and which they are happy to see con- tinues fortunmtely and judiciously to be adopted and acted on. and makes the near approach of the dissolution of lotteries a universal regret. As their systent has raised many independent fortunes, they trust a continuance thereof awaits their future purchasers at their old offices. 37, Cornoill, II, Holborn, and 38. Haym erkct. A GA-IN IN ONE DAY. - CARROLI, rteturns his ]A b ebt thanks to the Public for the patronage bestowed on his; offices in the last contract, and has the pleasuire to announce to his Friends and Customers, that he sthared and sold the folloWing api. tals, drawn on Tuesday, 5th of October:_ 9,895 . .. ?.2,M0 I 4,378 .... 300 1O,635 . . . . 6IO 12,763 3 . . 300 The New Scheme (containing all the popular points of the last) will be drawn in one da, 3d November, and contains all money prizes, and no blankca i'hcre qte- Two'Prand Pr;zes of ?30,000 2 . . of . i 2,00 10 . . of . . ?210 4.1,020 10 . 200 Carroll is remarkable for his great luck in selling 36,0001. prizes he sold the two 1ast whole ticket prizes of that amount5 and he is the only officekeeper who sold four pris of 20,0001., otie of 10,0001., and 26 other capitals, in 4 months. A great variety of numbers are now on sale at his fortunate offices, IJ, Cornhill, 7, Chating-cros, and 2fi, Oxford-street. WIS_lbH_, ontractor vc'ith Government for tlle present LOTTERY, having, agreeably with his usual custom, ad- verti8ed the scheme in full, now calls the attention of his best Friends, the Pblic, to its principal attraction. It contains TCWO grand PRIZES of ?3,0.000. attl 30 other casitals. All the prizes are sterlng mnoney ; there are t O blanks, every nunber being sure of at lease 51.; and the plan of having the wholle acheme decided in one. day having given snch general satisfaction, is again adopted by Bish as all the above capitals and all the otIter prizes will be dravwn, and every number decided on Tuesday, the 3d of November, all in one day. As the interval to the drawing is so very short, and lotteries are ro so;n to terminate altogether, Bish solioits an early purchase, at either of his offies0 , 4, Cornhill, and ?, Chating-crorr, where the following capital prizes, all drawn on Tuesday lart, 5th inst. were shared and sold:- No. 15,556 _ a Prize of _.-. 20.05t) 699 - another Prize of 20,f0a0 19,ns __ ?2,050 10,5.50 _ ?300 7.404 . ?2-20' 8.744 1,000 11,f96 300 01o.r38 . 220 18.478 ... 1,000 14.378 'f10 112,074 220 63. 510 2,6112 = 220 12,7465 220 8,087 510 3,259 _._ 220 18.073 220 'I'le Contractor's Officee, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charlng.cross. TiO the PUBLIC.-HAZARD and Co. return their TL most sincere thanks for the unprecedented patronave they havereceived in their late contract, and regret exceedingly that they were unable to supply many of their friends with tickets and shares the last day, which arose entirely from the demand having exceeded the utmost calcilaiion that could be made from the sales of former lotteries. Hazard and Co. derive great pleasure from the anprobation bestowed on Lheir ntode itf drawing ; theclear and sim. ple niaiiner in whichi all the prizes were drawn, and the twhnle of the nuimbers decided in one day, is adopted in the NEW SCHRINIE, which tiey respectfully recommend to the attention of the public, an it contains all the popular points of the last, with the additional inducement of Thirty Thoutand Pound P'rizes, viz. :_ 2 of ?30,100 14 of ?1,020 l 10 of ?210 2- 2,000 14 - 620 110 - 200 and no blanks. The whole to be decided in one day, 3d of Novem- ber. Hazard and Co. had the satisfaction of shaiing and selling, nn the 5th instant, the followine epitals, viz. 10,699, a prize of 20,0001. 8,478, a prize of 1,0001. ; and 18,744, a prize of 1,0001.; besides manv othere of 6001., 3001., and 2201. at their old and tortu- nate offices, 93, Royal Exchange; 26, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford. street; where the greatest variety of nurnbers are now on sale. -(j"LLINGS's CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF fuly maintains its long established reputation tor the RELIEF and CURB of DISORDERS of the HEAD and EYES; and to numerous are the ette8tations reieived by the proprietors respecting its efficacv, that they cannot be enumerated in an advertisement. It invariably dispels the common head-ach, and is of singular uti- lity in cases of deafnems, vhether proteding from a defect in the organs of hearing, or from the effects of recent cold. It removes stoppages of the head, dimness of the eyes, giddiness, and drowsi- ness; and is highly serriceable in reviving the spirits. It is also a preservative against infectious air: and persons subject to hysteric and paralytic complaints of Ihe head will fittd essential benefit in its use. Those who take the common snuffs would do well to mix the Cephalic Snuff with them, aq it will be found a great improvement. St)id in canisters, price Is. 11d. each, by the joint proprietors, New- bery and Sons, St. Paul's churchyard, London ; and Brodle and Dowding, Sali%bury; and also by all reputable venders of public medicines. To obtain the genuine article, ask for ' Collins's Cepha2i; Snuff." Dv ECTIF2EDD SPERNM OIL, at 4s. Sti. per Gallon.- IL t UPTO)N and Co. Chymical Colour Manufacturers, 64, Queen. street, Cheap3ide, London, by a process exclusively their own, are enabled to render SPERM OIL, cqual in purity to spirits of wine. It has the brilliancy of the finest gas, without smell or smoke; and although, frnm the brightness of its flame, it is peculiarly adapted tor sinumbra, French, and all lamps of a superior hind, it will be fottnd advantageous in an economnical point, as, from its extreme purity, there is Dno waste, and thiere is niore light obtained from it than from any other oil. Fine chamber oil 39. 6.. per gallon, &c. To secure the public from imposition, zll casks and bottles are sealed with Upton and Co.'s name. N.B. The following established paints may also be had, viz. Upton and Co.'s Refined Mineral Paint, of a handsome dark chocolate colour, at 15E. per cask, containing 140 lbs.; the ord. nance anti-coTrosion paint, at 54s. per cwt. in powder; the anti- corrosive paints, ground it oil, of dark green, lead, stcne, chocolate, and other colours, at 40s. per ewt.; genuine white lead, at dOs. per cewt.; second ditto, 36s. per cwt.; patent grass greens, Ie. 6d.to 2s. Bd. per lb. ; aromatic paint, Is. per lb. , linseed oil, turpentine, var. nishes. &c. Mlerbants and captains supplied on liberai terms. QtUALITY the CRITERION of CHEAPNESS.- ' W. STEVENS, WVine and Spirit Merchant, 78, Bisliopsgate. within (ncar the Four Swans), disclaims the cant of elistinterested. ness or the more specious pretext of advertising to caution the public against the '- various delusions" of his cempetitore. XV. Stevens takes thig method of most respectfully thantking those gentlemen who have favoured him with their orders and reaua ts their attention to hi8 extensiye STOCK of GENUINA FORVGIN WINES and SPIRITS, selected by personia attention to the wiie and spirit market, and which for quality cannot be excelled. Pur. chasing for cash, selling at a very small profit, and for ready money only, and havIg a large retail as well as wh9lesale trade, enables T Stevens to compete botth in price and quality with any other establishment. W. Stevens particularly directs the attention of gentlemen to a parcel of rich and fine Port Wines, of the genuine vintages of 1820 and 1821, and which having purcliased under most favourable cir- comatances, he is able to offer at 365. per dozen, 38t. per ditto, and of the highest quality, rich and full flavoured, at 42s. per dozen. The above maybe had by quarter ca8k or gailon (cask included), at Yer qr. cask. Gal. I Per qr. cask. Gal. Per qr. cask. Gal. ?23 13'. 6. I?24 lOs. 14s. Bd. ?26 1Ss. 6d. FOREIGN WINES in BO TLE. Per D)oz. Per onz. Bom Retiero (warrantea Very good Sherry . 3 6s. genuine) . - - 44'. Duiff Gordon's fine ditto 42s. Crusted Port - 42s. Pale Sherry (delicate and Do.Vintagei820(2years finest quality) 45s. and 4Ss. in boctl^y - 45s. and 48s. Very old rich brown Ditto 1815 (4 years ditto) Sherry - . la. to 54s. (Trawney) - . 51s. Bucellas (Flolford's) - 42s. WVest India Madeira (finest) 42s. Lisboh, Teiteriffe, and Curious oldl Eat India ditto 609. I lountain - - O NVINES frem the CAPE of GOOD HOPE. The character of these wines has been much injured by the low priced trash which has been offered to the public under the attractive appellation of " fine Cape," "e excellent Cape," or " Capes un- equalled." W. Stevens knowing that tlitereputation of his establish. menen depends on the quality of his articles, has recently purchased a large parcel of fine wrine^., which he can with confidence offer at lBs. per do2en, and very fine full flavoured at 1O3. and s0s. per dozen. Pontac and Cunstantia, first quaifty, 28s. FOREIGN and BRITISHI SgPRITS. W. Stevens informs the Connoisseur And Invalid that he has a small parcel of curious Old Champagne Brandy, at 25s. per gallon; and some very Old Jamaka Rum, hydrometer proof, 15s. 6db per gallon. Per Gal. Per Gal. Very fine Cognac Brandy 22s. Fine Old Jnamaica Rum Best Old Ditto -23s. Wedderbstrn's (J. Ditto, hydrometer proof 24s. W. R.) - - 13e. 4d. FittestSchedam Hollands 22s. Shrub (une,ualled) 13s. 4d. Fine Old Jamaica Rum 12s. CoFdials (nch and fine flavour) - 2e. English Gin made from the purest British spirit, anti unrivalled in richness, sioftness, and fine flavour, at 9s. 4d., Ifs. 8d.; and very strong for mixing, at 12g. per gallon. Bottles and hampers 3s. 6d. per dozen, stone bottles 7d. per gallon, c.sks at toopers' prices. No credit. Sent free of expense within r miles. vloney returned if the articles are not approved. sntrahce tt) countinghouee up the paszage. Orders from the country m ust contain a remittance. __ -VJNDER the PROTECTION of GOVERNMENT, yS Royal Letters Patent, granted to ROBEk'r FORD, for his medicine, universally known by the title of PECTORAL BALSAMt of HOREHOUND, and Great Reatorative Mledicine, invented and published by the patentee in 1794, which is bythe faculty generally recommended throughout the united kihgdom as the moat efilcacious and safe remedy for coughs, colds, asthmas, and all obstructions of the breast and lungs 'rhe higi eetiniation it has obtained over every other preparation, and the extensive demand, sufficiently prove itisuperiority, which may be ascertained at anv of the principal venders of medicines in the united kingdom. . Pre. pared only and sold by the patentee, 9, Etden-grove, Holloway: also at the medicne wayehouse, 67, St. Paul'; * Harris, Ludgate. street ; Sanger and Chandler, Oxford.street; Watd, Holborn; and Stradling, Royal Exc hange. In bottles at 1Os. 6 i., 4s. gd., 2s. 9d., and la. 9d. each. 'JR.. SOLANDER's ENGL1SH 'TEA, so many years reomrended and apDroved by the late Sir Richa*d Jebb (physician to the King); and other eminent physicians, in prefer. ence to foreign tea (more particularly during the spring and gummer months), as the most pleasant and powerful etetorative hitherto die. covere& in all nervous, bilious, and consumptive disorders, and is every other debility of tl)e nervous BysRenl. This tea, s0 pleasant to the taste and smell, is an effiectual 'purifier-of the bleed, and by promotainggentle perspiration powerfally issuageg those excruciating pains derived from the gout and rheamatisn, 'and ig of sovereign efficacy in renoving complaints of the- head invigorating the mind from those aelf.created 'alarms which too frequenitly rEnder the sxistence of nervous people intolerable. Drank warm at nig0ht it promotes refreshing rest, ande is a restorative cotdial-tc the consti- tution cfi such as keep late houtrs or live too freely, Sold by Sanger, 1b0, Oxford.sereet; Hawkins, Bond_atreet' Huarris, ?tid- gate_.street; Tait, Cornhill ,-Nix and Stradling Royal Exehanga; aind throughout the kin?dum, 1 26l;t, Sti9. igp t cO3iist5 G lOs. ..~~~ 034N3f S.t} r PASTBIWtr.iho8t eOfie* e " reiidyJ;asenJg,4.-ery extensivp.tafcG for upwrae'sofglalf - in tu ,;au dntnuva o a.dtei adeidrJ apperidrity dver-al'. pinto ;retits, aalve8, -. '?f the 'i c disc"iption, afording irmmediast- ;relief to pezeon gafflicted switIi corns of fecentoi long standing, with. out. the least injury o the:teet. Prepared by T. Axtell, and sold in boxes,.at ncis: 14each, by M ser,. -Barclay, Fleet.market But- icr, Cheapside, 3.dwards, St. Paul"ll churchvard b Prout; near Temple.bar; Purser, 1, Finch.-lane; .Sager4 160, Oxford,strecti Sutton and Co. BOT7 churchyard; Wagrd,-324, Holborn; and by all yenders of patent medicines. WANIT PItACES.-All ietdts to be post paid. A'S.1 qIoUEkEEPn to a i Gentdeman, or a respect. A nable Trrade man,ar sci abl yotin Person, 1fed aboat 30, nho ,can be wvell k6e eiimen e Dlreet to A. . at Mr. oolts, booekseller, 1,Catherlne.strd,tS_tan.i. Noorfleekeeperneedapply. A HouLEREEElt to a single Lady or Gentleman, or writh a respectable Tradearnass, a prson,who can give a re- zeetblerefeene for economly. Dlrect to. E. W. 18, I yde-street, t S PxtLAI Coax in a respectable Famnily, where a foot_. SLman is kept, a-Person wrho-can have a enod eharaetcr fromy ,el last plaee. Dlrect to A. M. 1. West HardIng-street, Fetter.ari , Fleat A S Coo it in a fientlemant Family, where a regular kLLi- estabishrment Islkept, end Whfhere siethtag is requlred out of the klohenI, a young Womnan, who thoroughl' i1ndcr.tanus her business: a hort distasicejpthe country would be preferred. as she has no oh. eetion Fltzroy au aairy. Direct or apply to A. P. 3, TUpper Rathbone. 4 5 Coax rini a Gehtleman's Famtily, where a manservant - F~..Is kept, a steady Person, *bio understandS plekllngand pressrv rog: can send up a good dinner, nod take the management ora sueali family If reqlired: town would he preferred to the coUntry. Direct to A. n. at Mrs. Lawson's, Italian warebouse, 33, Colemnarstreet.- A I S U3NDERt HOUSEiMXJAID in a Gentleman's Fam ily, or as rrousemaid In a small respectable Family, a Young Weman from t coUytry, ho cai have a good character from the lady she has just left, with whom she lived twvo years. Direct to J. L. 8, Westmorland- street. Weymouth-street, nea^r Portland-place. A S WAITRXSS inl a Chophoulse or Eatingbouse, a re- pspgetable young WVoman, whlo can hae an undeniable character frnm her last place. _Direct to A. N. 22. OidIBailey. N S S6iSRtANT, a steady single young.Man, aged 30, ' feet 10 Inches In hefiht, who undergtands his businesselther as Btitler o.r Upper Servant, or wlere a boy is kept: no objection to be by himself in a small reular Family, or with one or two singleGentl men or Ladlesm can have a good character rom the place he has just left; no objection to town or country, to travel, or to go abroad. Direct to A. B. at Mr. Henderson's, baker, Old Broad-street, City. No efflcekeeper need apply. A S FOOTNtAN, or to take ttie care of a horse and chaise, La young Man, aged 23, wrho has a-kno vledge of gardening and can milk a cow, wait at table, -and make himself generally usefal to his employer; can have a good character from the family he has just left; nro obJeetion to town or country. Direct to M. C. 13, Denmark. street, Soho. A S CoAcu iMAN,Gl3oom,orGroom andValet,ayoungllan, a a ged 28, who perfectly iiderstands hisbustiness, and bas no ob- jection to town or couitry, or totravel on the co02tinent; can liavc an unideniablc character from the place he has jutst left ; no objection to ride and drive, being of likht wveight. Direct to T. C. at Mr. Collss's, saddler and harness maker, Southnsolton-9treet, Oxford-street. S COAC6MAN, or as Groom, a young Man, aged 2J, A from the country, who can have an undeniable eharacter from the place he has just left. Direct to J. 0. .5, Adam-street cast. No offlcekeeper neesd apply. A S GROOM an(dVAI.ET to a single Gentleman, or Groom In a Family, a young Mtan frorn the conntry. aged 23, who per- fectly understands his busines., and has nso ohjeetion to town or country; can have a good character from the plaee he has just left, where he lived upwards of two'years. Direct to J. S. at Mr. Stniths, 18, Nicholas-lane, City. Nooffleekeeper need apply. , S GA RDENEr, a married Man from the country, who Asl.is able to take the management of a greenhouse nnd kitchen garden; has no ohjeetlon to the care of a horse and chaise; can have a three years' character fromt the gentleman he has left. Direst or apply to A. 1 3, lattont-garden. Sg HrlSAD WAITER, or on the Establishment, a young A. Man, aged 35, wvho eanh5Ir an,unheaYcePrlunable character for ability lii nsideo i aies aIng lived 20 ye sis In the shove line in Londoii: security c.an be given If required. Dlrect to X. Y. as Mrr. Steel's, baker, Woodsto>el.atraet, Oxford-eti'eet. A S WAITEr at an Inn, Tavern, liotel, Coffeehouse, or ALChophouse, an expericnct!4 yoang Mntsi, with it two yeare cha- racter from the situation he las juistleft: sceurityifrequired. Dlrect to A. B. at the Hambro' coffeehousQ, Sweeting's-rent5, City. c