THOMPSON and FEARON's SPI...
VffHOMPSON and FEARON5s SPIRITS and W-sS -TomO a.nd Feron ,arlap.prise 'Purchaserg o"'ueir OEG .w s" Es, that"t'heIr prest sto ckso a hgnttld. eryueule bIn the wine trade. Iot inbotl nd In ood. hi wnsi b ttle are In their ..ult irrdZIcllaron-d Hobr-hfllteriie Inthe wodth nere~.'s of their busi,ness has 'CnIO ldthrt deposit In pcoU trevuts. both in th1.eltyad ttenot- 'west eund of the on eie alx soko foenwie eseilyS~here an.d Portse) hich are ijey0gin-Gthe LondnDcs th hl fwhich has been selected with the greaetiru- spectiosi and, by hfnplyllt of large a. a,prhsdo temso such advantage, that Vh!tS.iGdicao el htte sautann ully scur a ncreaed psefe`renee. rneig te o to tht Publicth vhole of their stock ntrbte earnegeunste awhn improrte an nts lws l oI profitItu obn Ing the very filrt1 cls of quait wit th --most roeae charge In prie. An avanag tothe ublcl 'hIc cano be secueda ithegatmortofin esta ihtlnt'v eli~n . n .wud In all eases, recommend purchaer toIsecthsoc ad ue of te mans f b sins poassese byprtewhexiexpc- extremely low prices. Pipe or Butt. Quarter Pipe. SUiPERIORt FOREION WINES IN CASK. i 7. s. d. S. 5. d. 1'RT the geuine 1820 visatage . 1 7 0 23 10 0 SHE11RY(Aellb.itOttold) - .i860 0 220 0 br i93 00 240 0 RIt- ofVrrghcharactr, (gold colri 10 00 27(0 WVEST IN DiA MADOERA - so500 0 21(500 IDtto, Imported In 1819, (superior) 1880 0 23 I00 CAPE . 31 100 88(1 IDitto - .3500 99f) ]Ditto, first quvality - 44) 0 0 101 i 0 WINCS PER GALLON. 7X0eeilentPortWftne(182o) 14g. Shetrry . ls.6d. flitto Ditto, extrcmeiyri b J s, 1Ditt, old and flye . l6s. Cape Miadeira Os &7s Ditto, first qualit 18a. fDitto first quality 8.O,West liidia Madeir, l5s.6d. ited Cape pantac l0.6 Ditto.veryold and superior 17e.l WINES PER DOZEN. -Old Port, from the pipe . S 34s. Sl,crrics (full) 6s. :Dltto rich . 369. & 38$. Ditto, pale auid tinie 405. to 44s. Crusted Ditto. -2 years in hot- Ditto (gold colour), rich tie - - 45s. & 43. adsupeorior 48S. 3)tto, 21 to .5 years in bottle Ditto xteel al n 503. & 54s. delicate .. - 485g. ABiofeuiieDtto Wet Inidia Madeira . 42S. (Rorz),odln hewod, Dtoveyld and fine 46S. Ayasobote *.52g.EahtIndia Ditt, old and A Bi of uperor rch hihysuperior . 76s. Wie,nerl 3yersIn Claret, Chateau Mlargeau, bottle,but ofwhich the Bu frst growth, 1811 - fg. coat is not firm * 480. IBelavryodand of ,Cape Mladeira - Il.18g.; 1rare and superlor.qua- :Ditto, very superior qaiy 215. ily)PNTS . . 44;. SEETWINES INPTS 'Crfusted Ports (Dom j Malmey Mfadelra, finest Rteterlo) 26s4. quality -t -a 24. 3279. Rich Red C&p;,ConstanI Wes-t Ind it 2s.2g 25. "Ita flavour . 18S. 1East India Ditto . . 395. Paxaretta,SUPERIO Sberry4emark(ably pale) 255. ?NLSH GI111N, soft and old . 9&4d. & O.d: SeeAm ilollasid (finet) -` 21s. Jamaica Rum, 2 years old . . . . ~~12S, lirsmn Shrub,Chain pgne Brady, Pie A p Ic RuinT, Arrntch, Shirub, Noyan, and every description~~~~~~~~ of 1rtlsh Cordials. Delivred ree o epnse Ithn 5 iniles of town. Holborn-hill. SAMIUhL THOMP'SON, 94, ~~~~~~~~~14. B. FEA RONq. q tAJA te CITEIONof H-EAPNESS.- W. STEVES, Wine n,l Spirt Melrchtant, 78. f3llshoFpsgate- 'wit in (ear the our Swan), disclIing rbe cant 'of disintreted. Dessor te moe spciou preext f avertisuog t-o caution the pbl)I;c agaist te "vrios deusIos" o Mscomipetitors. W. Seves tae' hismethd o mot respectfully thaniking those Uentlemen who have favoured hi witn tirods,ad reqet .theIr attention to his extenlsive STC o EUIEF ietslO INES and SPI'RITS, sele-cted by persoa ateto nteWine and spirit market, and which for quaLlity cantb xcle.Prehasqing for Cash, selling at a very small profit, si o ed oe ny n b3asinlg a larg~e retail as well as wholesalettt laisW tvst 'comnpete both in price and quality withalyohrsthlhnet W. Stevens PartIeularly dIrects the atnIna etennt pR rcel of rich and fine Port WVines, of tlegnievnae f12 n .8211, and which having purchased undrms aorbecrun istances, he Is able to offer at 36sg. per doz. 8. per do. anid of the highest ,qual1ity, rich and full flavoured, at4 4 prdzen'. 7bhe above mnay be had by quartrcs r,n (cask Included), a t per r. csk. Gal.P~rr. csk. (31,. Pr2r. cask. I,G l. ?23 13. d.?2 lO, 4 61.L~26 s5. s5d. 330m RetidPrrdox Pet do7. num Retif .rne g n ery" good Sherry . - 36.. nun) . -s lff Gordon's fine ditto - 42s Crusted Port *1g Pale Sherry (delicate nti ]Do.Vintsge 1820 (2 ye.rg In finlest quality) 4 5s. and 48g. bottle) - 4b.and 48s Very old rich brown Ditto 1815 (4 years ditto) Sherry . . Sls. to .5451. (Tawneyl . 51. S,lucellas (Holford's) * 425. West India Made:rat (finest) 4 2g . Lisbon, Teueriffe, and Moun- Curious old East India ditto 60(Ie (sn . . . . 4. WINESfo th CP of GOOD N4OPE. The character of hstei w a een minich Injured by the low :priced trash wivbch haaenofrdt the Public coder the aittractive apllton of ' fine Cape' * execfel Cape,' or Capsunqale. evns knowinig that thie reputaino isalsmn depeds' ,on the quality of his articles, has recently purcbased a large parcel of fine iv'ines which hne can wvith confidence offer at 16s. peor dozen. and very fine fuill flavoured att 18s. and 20s. per dolzen. Poritac and Consanti, frstal'ORErGyN atid IIRITISI1 SPIRITS. W. Stevens infortns the Connoisseur sliid Invalid that ieC has a snsall p,arcel of curious Old Clhamnpagne Brandy, at 25s. per gallon; and some very Old Jamaica Rum, hydrometer prouf, 15s. 6d. 1Pcr gal1l111 Per Gal.1 Per Gail. Very fine Cognac Brandy 22s. Fjine Old Jalnaica Rum 12$. 33est Old Ditto . . 35 DitoW5edderburn's(J.W.R.)1 3s.44. .Ditto Hydrometer preof 24s. hi,r,ib (unequ ialled . 13.g. 4d. Finest Sehedam Hollands 22s. Cordinls (rleh & tine flavotirl 12s. EnglslsGInmad fins he uret Bitish splirit, and unrivalled in xitnes, oftes, ad ineslvou, 5 8. 4.,lOs fd. ndvery strong Ier ixig, t Is. pr gllo. Bttls aid hmpes 3. G. per dozen, atoe bttls I. pr gllo. csksat ooprs'pries.No redit. Senit freeof xpene wthin3 mles.M,mey rtured i th articles are not a p proved. Entrance to count'ngh'use up the pseage. O)rders fromthe ounty mst cntail a emitance, M ST IMPORTANT SAVING in FURNISHING at SMITH atnd Co.'s, corner of Great Turnstile, Holborn, re. Dnov-lo to newv premises, in Regent-street, In consequence of which hewole of their extensive and Yaluable STOCK of town-prinied Cbintvas, Mern-b Dhan-aks, Hioreens. coloured Lininlgs, &c. 5- now SELLING OFF' at ani immense reduction iti price, Rlld MUst be speedily clearsd. ULEGAiNT COATrS, cut anti made in a superior m-jranner, from the very best Saxony cIlotl, from 81. 3s. to 31, los.; tood West ot Enprland superfline, '21. los. to 31.; best second, 21. to '21.1 Os.: great Cosats, faced with sluk, &c. 31. to 31. l8s.; kerseyrnere breeches, 18g. to the v'cry beut tdouble :nilled, 28s. ; fashionamble -trousers, froin I8is, to 11. 10s.; ?riaistroate 5c. to 135. The above priees ,are for garments miade conpiete to measure. wvarralited in ~on f fashion, clothiowotltianship, and mnaterials equal to any =at the Wves,t :end of the town. To merct,aits, captailis, and others who are ill the liabit of takIing nut a quarflty of elothes, a coniderable reduaetiol Jn price wvill be made. A large anid fashion- able assortmnent of Gentleasen's alid boys'eclothes: constantly, on sale, at J. ALBERT's clothes, warehouse, 47, Fishastrcet-hilll. I doors fronm the Miollurnent, for ready money only. A VER anxious to prevent Iimposition, DAY and( E.jMARTIN respectfully Inform the Public they have, after Dseach labour, and at very colisiderable expense, brought to rarfeetion aLabel of such sinzular sonstructioll and extreme duifieul'ty of exe- -cution, that they trus,t will effectually prevent the maniy frauds that are dl practised on thae public. An attention to the rollowlng deseriptlon of the label ivill ensiure the getiullie BLACKING prepared byle.A patterls, like lace, of a ink cololir, covers t:lst priliielpal ar,tenames of Day and Mtartin Are printed In white letters, lid ith pitikc anid black, and placed on a white arotnid; the ad. dres,t , 't lobr, sas white letters edged wilth pink and black,ht lcdu nth mce pattern; thte stigiatllre and tgrice at foot are blaek oa a white iground; the preamblie anid directins for "se aLre prited as before, blak letters oni a svlilite gronnid-97. Highb xlolborn, Sept. 1 52 ._ __ __ TIOVE and RANGE WVAREHOUSE) ii, St. Pau's is Churehyard.-SUM74ERS and SMITH, having jilat made a variety of STOVES and FENDERS, of newv and eleganit patterns for the approaching seastn, respcatfully Invite Geiintleniti fnirn(shing to Inspect their STOCK, vhIcla will be found fin excellenst taste, anid of ;superior workmanship. Drawing-roomn and t'arlotir Stoves, Fenders, And Fire-irons, of every variety of pattern and price Gentlemen Sriio are not partIcuilar ab,o,t niovelty of patter]] miay have caplital Stoves, of the last yea' stock, suited to anl roomi, 40o.r .50 per cenlt. below the usual Prires, Kitcenil Rangies. Smoke Jacks, ovens, and ecvery Kitchent Fixture made in the best wvay and w'arraated toanswrcr. sumimers a]]d Smith Pell the cheapest and best Warm-sir Stoves, for, b1ails and shops, ths,ttare madie. at the undermalitionsed prices, viz.- 9-inch stove, only35i.; 10-inch,50Os.; 12-lleb,70os.: l4-inch,fl4s.6d.;, and larger sizSe In proportion. A la,reeand fashi,,nahle a.Ssortmeit of 3~pier mache ten trays Inlaid with pearl, tea and coffee ursis, Frenchi 1am'ps, and I,ondosi mnade table cutlery. T ARCH ITEUFJS; S6urveyors,. Carpenters, Builders, T&c.-.HlEDMUND's PATENT RISING SPRING HI NGES are par- ticUlarly recommended for their great utility alId eonvsnltinec, reme. dying all th-u defects of the doer niingeA In preselitt use, entirely super- sedng heuseof oo sirigs.andefectaly preventing the annoy. jogdraghtundr te dor,or an he oorbe left opeli unleas Itel:- -tieall. an alhoug hug pefecly lose to the floor or cairpet tiiey risefrely verit,nd her reuird te offensive cilamming Is totally as-ide, yt nthig s adedto sipl elegant hinge that cannot get ontoeerer,utrthe-im roes y ue. Also Outtside Shutter Hinges sIl th paentpeicipe, hic goilak gainst tile wall of themselves, uannt b let sas o bow bolt wth he wind,iind require no fasgtein- logs. Also eleg ant swing Hinge, oil the same priliejlpe. of various designs, qualities, and pr ces,inl brass or Iro;], froni 21 s. to SOspier p air. Trhe various sorts of patent hiniges axre applicab]le to either public or p)riv-ate situati,,ns-,eisurchee. chapels, public buiildiligs, aDnd ffiess, for cutting off currents5 of air ill pasiages and entrances, effluvla, fromn Jritcqns, &c. T'hey mayhobhadof thieprincipal ironinoligers, and at tse- Ptent Door Hinge Warehouse, 59, GrecI.astreet, Sti)o-s,?uare, 'where doors axe huing with the various sorts of Iiinfles for pub lc in. speetlon, end every infornation given. FJP the EXPORTERS of ESSENCE of PEPPER- _34 TINT.-In consequenee of numerous complaint having lately 2,eess made b persons in the East Indies that t1he !JUNiIPER's ES El-WE ot -p 'PER.M1NT, cent them by druiggists, was Slot genuine, y, p, HEATII (the successor to Mr. Julniper) requests that merl'hasftei and traders wIt, whan ther give theirnorders, be particular that CachL lbottle o f Eseened of Peppermint 1155 '1. P. 14eathi, Nottiaghani,' en- grjavest n the government stamp. The countefeit preparatloa has a red stamp, the gen0iflo rn.'sd$ bY J. P. Heath has a6 black -stamP.- ,AxentS fc,r J. P. Heath are Sm stil aLnd Nephew.cv Bond-street: ;and E. y,dwsrds, 67, Stc.Paul's churebiyard. Pri!e15. I !d. anid iitOistper bot- tIes 2s, 9d. - Y HE ANTIS EPTIC BO.TAINICAL T'OOTh PO DER.-This ilighly fashionable and agreeable dentlfriUe W5& mig. 'nally prepared for,the late Oueen of Frsnte. I ts propertties axe, tha itclense. WlteaRnd preserves the teeth In aL mianner qIte- -unrivalled, and fasensathem even ifrlosenedilryiereury, itis sold in boxes at 2s. gd. each, by the Proprietor, J, V. Eimrpson, 28, Heiirletta- ~tret,Cevsi-gaden by eats,Strdlng, south gate, RoYal Ex- sebage rou, 26, nd .0w 33, Srand.; Payne, 5, St.1Martin's- scout;--Chadle, 76min Saner,I S, O'xfoi'd-street; Colicv, 5, JIole-Stnet1 iLenishiuuar; atte ndPierce, S7, New Bend. stret; lawtin, 6, Od Bod-sree; Abrlge,21, Piccadilly I and by ostof he cspetaiemedcin vedess aidperfumers thlrough- A.RgTIF'U'IAL TE:ETUI, on the united principles of A> Cap:llary Attraction and Atmospheric Presstre. - Nr. GRAY, 3Jiember hf the oyal College of Sur,geons zIn London, Iies been request. eRi bv his humane FriendVs Witi nave experienced the comforts of bie mnethod of supplylag ARiFCiAl, TEETH to adopt occasion. :lly this mode of making it m4ore tneran y knowvn, for the benefit 'of those whom It emay condcr- tnat he continues to Supply tile lose of teeth on thle successrul Ayotern introduced b'y him in 1813. These artificial teettl have been fouad to answer all the purposes of the Original teeth In mnatleaitllno art culation, appoaranec, &c. and to remain perfectly secure in their places by capillary attrac- tion and the pressure of the atmosphsre, thereby avoiding pinninr to ptuIps, tying, twisting wires, or fiatening sprngs toW the adjoln. ffing teeth, or any- attachment whatevcr -to the remalinng teeth, and conicr.usitly itnatelid of Iij3urIni to afford them sap port, They nay be also takes pt,avnd riepl"aedbQythe ivearer with the -greatest faciity - Tea5lsspoveentsenata he lnventer:t-o sjupply whnole or ]salf FetsMithssttt tsc spiral-spnings vwbli are usuaBly attiShed to such jicees.-25,A2Qid iluril ipgton-?treet fRlH ARABIAN 1VEGETABLE PILLS, free from _M ercurv ot Aittimony, are unrivalled In their beneficial cffects n gervoiu, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, and i nu- 2eronu train 0(inaladlesy and are eeuHarly mild and pleasant as an aperient. ThesluPeritrrefiAey ofthes Pils hae Inereased the demand for themn so 'uclh, that an additiounal pumber of venders has beep ap- pilnted in London forthe accommodation of thePObic and they may now be obtained In boxes, at I s. I id. aeld 2g. Dd. cach,of-3.VY Simpson actingproprletor), 28, Flenrletta-street, Covent-garden lJessrs,Strad- iisgr, gouth gate, Rtoyal Ezahasnge; Borrowand Deans,15SS, Blshopsgate. -nthout, and 19, Walbrookl; Sequeira, 132 Whiteehapri Hlgh-strcetl Ft. and-Y;OdJJnlgF I 59, Highi-treet.and Union-street, Soutbwark Wartl 324, ltlbOlb'rnt srout,226,Snd Bueisfdl 180,5trand: Stanley, 14, faYistddB.5'OW,Cvcliet4ardenl P11y11ef505t,?Nartn's.curt Aintdge, 21, latec30, Piccadlilly Haivkins 11 Old Bond.strectl Glrignon, 174, jts- gellt-strset, opposite New BurlfOgtoli-ltrcit t ColleY, .5, Hollee-etreet, Cavendish.eqllarc Sangcr,I5O and Chandler,7ff, xford-streetl W'hite, I *and Yrard., 28, t.amb's.condnit-etreett anid of almost every other pncdieine vender throughout the kislgdem. TAIR, 1tyc-brovm, and Whiskers, efianged~ tr~m red' U o gry t brow orblalO.bythe GRECIAN WATtMR,.2 prouce th dehedffet b on apliation; It s-iotber xtans the ski no lien,an iseatrol fre romantypurpleshrude. Ifmsot approed ater rial he mney etared Sold In bottlca at 3g, 6d., end o. r dubl botiesOs.Gd.b~Ta t 41 Conhill e Vickery. 8;i Tayltockstrtt, oveijareurLow,320Sttitold; Sanger. 150, Oxfrd-tret;l-tndre,Iieboflestr5t;red IMtWi,ght's, 'Wades5- passage. Bath PR. SOLANDER's ZNGLIS tAcso .many years recommerxnded, and aipproved by the late ir- Richard Jebb p hysaIcin to,b thKing), and other eminent oiiysielans, In preference to foreign tea Imore particularly during t e spring anld sumnmer rmonthxs), abi the mnost pleasant 5asd powerfuli restorative, hitherto discovered In all nervous, bilious, anld ceansurOp tive disorders, said In every other debility of the nervouis system'. This ten, so pleasmtin totQtsead gme 1, lsean effectual purifier 'of the blend, and by nr"otlf, gntlicpore iration powerfully assuanges thioAe excruiteating pain-s der ved from t ie gout and rheumaitim, and is of sovereigni efpiaclet ilrenmovinugcomp iaits ofthe head,inviger5tn h idfo these self-creatted aLlarmsr which too frequently Tender the existence of nervous people intolerable. Drank warrn atilight It -prormotes refreshing rest. Rnd it; a restorative cordial to the constitution' 01 stich as keep late hours or live too freely. Sold by Sanger, 1.50, Oxford!streext; Hawkins, Bond-street: tharris, Ludgate-street; Taft, Cort ohill; Nix and Staug ftyal Exhalinge ; and throughioilt tile kingdorm, in packets. 2s. 9dl. anid canlisters, 1 05. 1d. each. (N ARROLL's NEW SCHEME.--ThotUgll -thiS Slchnem ha lfs been conmparatively but a few hours befor`e the Pubtlic, It lias exeited thec deepest initerest ever remnembered In thje hlstory of lotteries. The number anid magnitudle of tile greatt prizes.-the economiy of tile adventure-the clearness anid simplicity of tIne plan-have all cOIn- bluied to renider It the favourite object of public pigtronaga. The scheime huts been piublished atfull length In every paper, and mjay be obtalliod graLtisi at CARROLl'1s, the contractorls, offices, 19. Cornihill; 26, Ox. ford-strect; 2.Charing-cross. To those persona, who have inot already seenthe ieh6n the conttractor submiits thle foilowinIg brirefepitome or its leading featuires: there are two prizesi of ?30,000, two prizes of-, ?20,000, iresides 6thier capitals and smnaller prizes, aniouiitijg ill the wolre to ?206,000 s9terling mnoney, so, divideda as hiot to leave a single numnber withofult abenetit; two nfl20,0010, and 1,0110 other prizes, are sure to he dress-u tbe first day 16hof December, and mrap be ob- tained ata riskso unprcPedelrte.d"ly t sml to excite tire surprise of aLI wvho have seen thel plass; for after takiilg ttie cliance of the first da,?8mybe r-eceived back'for every ticket, alid It, proportionl for shares,4f!wheMt1xer the nuimber be drawn or, undrawn. By tillis offer thle fin rilelse sun, of ?324,000 Is actually added to the pr-ize ma rley of the firsit day, as it nmut be clear thiat every purchaxser hias; the optilnil Of, making his naimber an LI1a prize as soonias that iia)s~dra-ting-Is over; If ho be successful, lie may galls (and somnebody m isat gairil 4?20,00O or more; and If unsticessstal, he eaa;wlt lose miore tchats ?4 1 9s. by, A wholle tiecket. Half' - J? .5 0 Mig.lght No?018 0 Qunrter - 1 13 6 l Sixteentlh - 0 9 6 being the dfirerence between whant atickct will cost,andIla ilt maybe received b,avk for It aniy time before the 211th of Decembher. Carroll's great luck iinsoiling ?E30,000 and ?20,000 Prizes is well known; but he abstains from pariiticlatrizIng them at tlis tnopsehit, as lie Is more ac.xieus to presg onthe attention ofadveniturers wha,t lie liopea to do ior thicinntile coming sehenic, tli,pnvwlbat lie ha duine for them Ini past lotteries. HAZARD anid Co. withi their usual sucCe m, gold'prizes ly or ?20,000 anid ?30,000 fin the lkast 6 weews, anjd now respect- fuly al the attention of thieir Frienids aiid the Public to thie very novel and interestinig scHEMIE, to begini drawinig on thze 16thi of Os. ceunber. Its peculiar features and advantagces arc as folloNy:-It con- talus 2 prires ot ?20,000, 2 prizes of ?20,000, alid nmany uthter capil- talsq.tosgether witth thie muxch approved plan fir%t lintroduceed by Hazard anid co. or'giving ?S to every number, so thiat thlere are In fact no blank,, Two of the capital prizes aire In the 13 per ecdits. but HiazArd and Co. lsercb1 engage to Pay the fortu,isnto puirchasers at their olliCce ?100 rmeneqp or every ?100o stock. Aniother advanitage highily fa- vortrable to purchasers, is the opportun)ity offer,edofrobtafuing all the cspItalsilrawsson the 16tho~f Decemnber, at iitrifllingrisk,asz?18 wIll b,ereturned any time befote the 2th of December for every whiole ticket, at;d rIpr,rportion for aiaires,; therefore no purchaser cani lose moretlian?4 l9s.by a wh)ole ticket, or9Os.6d.by a sixtecisib, a;id on thte samne scale for every oilier share, thiough he mnay gain ?20,000 or more, and sonmebody nmustgalin that surm, at least, oii thst 111th of Decemiber, as t he 2 tirst prizes sivillinhve ?20,000l eacz,iand i1.000 other prizes will hne drawn. Such are the Outlines of tubl attractive scele,ne which laduce Hlazard and Co. to anticipate aii utriprecedenlted demand, is they can wvithi perfect confidelice recommienid It as one oif the best schr,emes ever presenrted to tire publfc. Tute followinig itre the aQumborsi -'1 the capital prizes sold at Hazard and Co.'s old P~tablishsed offices. Royal Exchange-gate; 26. Cornuhill; and 324, Oxford-street, oti lite 3d,,r the present moruthi iNovembher). aid thie 5thi of last Monlth, Yiz. Resides maniy orhers of ?510, ?360, ?200. &c. In a late lo,ttery, wkinch eontalned .930,00O prizes, ilazard and Co. Mod thjem all. WANT PLACES.-All letters to he post paiti. S Nusg,wher tw at- ket, a steady Womyani, who, A undrstads tme mnageent f children, and caii take the thareofahildfro themont; ortovait oR one or twvo youlig Ladis: s vry ceve atliarneele,andcani have agood cliaracter. Dirct oM S.12 Jud-sret, nlswlk-quare. No ollscekeeper -A S NuRscE, a respectable younig Woman,who is capabl r~o takliig a child from the mionthi; no obiectioli to ttie country, mnd cani have a good character Mmn her last place. Direst to H. W. it t lie Po,stoliice, Store-street, Bled frrd-square. 4Respcctable youing PEitsoK, to attend 01l an eflderly AI Lady, or as HousenaiRdtIn a small Family ; works well at he~r needle, anid understands getting Up fine liiien. Direct to M. P'. at Mrs. Tatylor's. 25, Old Coniptosi-street, Solio. 4 Yong W SIAS to ait n to or three younig Ladies, LI oaii ldery Ldy; an wrk wllRt lier iieedle, get up fine llne,andhasno (bjetionto own,or o trvel ;ora Hiousemaid in a insll anlly hvin lvedtuuo ear i a ililyinthat capaelty ; or ~rslie it asigl Getllnn,hee nohe fiae servaLnt is kept. Dirct oE K.15 LitleNcsmms-trat,City-road. No oflheekeeper AS HoUSCHxEEPER to a single Gentfeman, a steadly re- 'I spctise Wonisan, whose chiaracter still bear the strictest in- 1ury f-ro.n; wi%here shie has served; is a good cook, alid hias nio oltiection nooter is kept. Direct to A, IB. at Mlr. Rteddle's, bakcer, 17, Great thndnsreet, Westminister. IS Coo and IIOUSEicPErER to a sinigle Genitlelnain, or L.iiiasmall Family, where another servant is kept. Direct to .E. at Mtr. Jitek'H, bae,Qee-tet, New-road. S K lia small Falnuly, or as Housem-aid, where a A footman Is kept, a youngl Worsan. whbo perfectly unlderstanids icr business, slid can have a good character from her last Place. Direct uo S. 51. at bl. ortimer's, 24, ILittle Ouseen-street, Westminster. No, rfllcekeeper need apiply. NSCoo< in a small Fainily, a middle-raged Wom-an. D___ irect to M. R. ir Swan.alley, Coleman-street. S GooVIPLAIN Coosc, a respectable young WVoman. A Dlrcet to W. H 18. Charles-street, Hamsyod- nad ~ived three years inhelstlc; lino object to thetCity. Direct :oS. Bi. at Mtr. Wehib.ol hrp 3Fo e-aret, Cripplegate. A, S Coo s ill a small Famnily, iii town, a uni(tlile-agedi I r',onian. wlio linderstadds hier biusiniess. and cani have a good ibhsacraer frorsi lher last place. Direct to A,.A. litl, Little Mloorfields, ilear Firsliury.-quare. No orflcekeePer nieed apply, 4SCoo s, or as Cook andI Housekeeper 10 a single Gumi- AI 'tleman, or In a small Family, where a manservant ias cept, a re- ;pectabile middls,agcd Person.wbo Is al,out to leave a simlilar situaLtion; u smallIdistaTnce from town wir,uld lie pireferred. Direct to A. ti. at Mlr. Ulley's, lodge, Royal Mlint, Tower-hill1. No offieeteeper hleed apply. 7S Coos in a respectable Family, in town, a mi(dle- AL. aged Woman, who lived itwo years in her last Place, and c-al saycr at good cha%racter. Direct to WV. S. at the tislimonger's, 48, flinorles. No oihr!ekeeper need aPply. AS HouseiE-MAl in a smnall Famnily, whiere a footman is PL Irept, a respectable young WVomaT, whoi ha3 lived upwards of 10 yeaxrs Iii hier Iast place. and ean lie well recominecuded. Direct to i..S. att Mr. Rayires's, bookseller, 28. P'aternoster-row. AsCHIAMBERMAID) at an Inn, Hotel, or CoWecchouse, a A steady respectable Woanit, whio cani have ais undeniablet charac- ter, Direct to Ni. T. 3, New Elxchange-court, Stralid, opposite the AdelphLI 4S BARMAID, a younig Womanm, whio caii give referenice A,for lisisusty an orey n ecurity If required. Direct to Ni .at Mr. Hlutc hngs's, 6, Lainbeth-walk. S BAILMAID in a respectable WYine Vauts arspect- Auble youillg Worman, who cain be well recommnd.eld.d Direct to Ak Di. 32, Craven-sitreet, City-road. ASINnOORt SERVANVT, a youlsg M,aris,agodl 2., wIlo lias sino objection to town mom country, ort oara. Direct to A.u, t Mr. Reid's, baket. ilernaird-stroet. Russell-square. 4SINDOORt SERVANT, a steady active rmiddild-aged AUsingle Mail, without followers or other fnciizubr8onee, who will prefer a. single-hanid place: is nrit particular whlethier Ini 6r out of [ivery. Direct to J. M'.at Mr. Miarley's. butterraii, 57, Great Tritch-. field-street, Portland-sitreet. ALS FoornJAX in a respectable Fal-ni ly, a young~ Mlaii of' erilour, who lias lived 14 years in one prlace, from- usvli ich h~e ai have an excefllntclinracter.DiettH..atil v.JS.lcr's scstieniy, R awHtorrne-street, Gosivall-rosad. AS FooTrstAN in a smnall Family, a Steadyreecal A man, aged abouts31. whoi perfectly understands hiis business slid thec maxnagement of gentlemren's clothes; no objection to town, or asituiation fin the country, to look after ahorse aiid clhaisie, or a. pair of horses. aend to make himnself generaliy useful; cani haye a rind ellat- ractterfrom h3is lst place. Direct or apply to0. 0. mit Mrr. ,Wfn', 33, OldT'hange. No officekeeperniecd apply. A S COACAMA, or Coachmran andi Groomn, a stcailv Active mi",cddle-aged married Mahn (If liglit weight, whio cmus ridi arild drive if reqLuired ; perfectly uliderstaLirds liii bis-ilmess mltd the nmanagemeut of horses; knw tosvn, but has no0 objection to tire cDountry, alid trill make hi mls%evlf usefrul to his emplioyer; C51 cal ,ive ai y,od ch-aracter frrm the Vlace lie has just ieft. Direct to J. G. at Mir. Ponton ni, saddlor, Great ortiand-stircet, Portlarid-place.- AS CO A CHMA14iN, G-room, or Groom atii VaIlet, a steally A ~ married Stan, aged 30. without incunsbraniee, wvho thorotnghly uliderst4llds his businiess, and has no objection to town osr couluitry, to travel, or, to gil, abroasd ; eali have an 18 monthss' character fr(im his last phace. DOlrect to A. D. 11, Market-street, Northairipton-square, Cler kenwell. __________________________ A~ S FOOTuOY in a small Fainily, or to lookc after a horse 1aL lid chaise; or as Fontboy urrider a biutler, it Lad, aged 18. uVina can have a good charaictor fromn his last place, whlere lie lived one year and a liaif ; no obljections to tosyn of country. Direct to A. B. at Mr. Winkcupe, baker, corner of Great Casitid and Princs streets, Cavendishi-sguare, k lOMt a single Gentlemani, or in a smal Family, A a Ma, wholag no objectIon to have the care of stcow or twvo, or nskehmeef isherwvise usefllt; C5h haiiave at) undeiliable character froh hs 811plae,where he lived elglit years. Direct to J1, %c 68, 8 iton, rOroo na al un.ders.tand- shabrvinran hardesig.Diet to W. S. at Mr. Parsglouus, 12, Noble-streci,Fotr-a, sCidsdl. No oflelekeeper need apply. AS GRoo3t, a young Alan froin the country, ageM Q7s A .who can-have agood character from hIls last Place, whre .he lived six years; Wvill makebhimself useful to hIls employ'er. Direct to W. H. 29, Hercules -IbUlildigs, Lanmbeth-road. No ofi'seekeeper need r,uiriv. - S Gioost to a runigle Gentlelnait, or in a small Famlily, AL a steady young Mali, aged 20, from the country, usho has no ob- eetion to town or counitry; can have an uideniable character from - is last place, where he lived= tO years and a half. Direct to 0. F. at Mr. Webb's, oil sjmop, 63, Fore-street, Cripplegate. - S GARIst rEst, In or out of-thc-house, a young j;aot- aged about 30, vho understands hls husinscs, and can have'a gor eharacter from the place he lsssjustleltl where he llved above nine years. Direct to G. It. at Thomas Coggin's, gardener5 4, Arthur- street. Queen's-elms, Chelsea. 'As PoR-TERv at a Tavern; Clubhousc,-Hotel, or Ware- ,Shouss, a sigle young Man, a ed 24. iwho cah have a good cha- racter from his ltst iace,w re hie Ivi a yeDirest to R. . 1, Old.'Bod-stret ~ artr d sxt Mn .i--D,-e