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... lcie.i to^ . . WANTS a Situation, to INSTRUCT One ?? Voting Ladies, in .1 Nobleman's Family, an Italian Young Lady, who speaks the French and English Languages, ani can also teach the principles of Geography and Dancing, an! can have a good lecommendaiinn ...
... observation that is pubihhed by a Man cf Letters, tie it ever so trivial, should be csteeir.edofimportai-.ee ; because he speak* from his own impressions; whereas common men publish com, non tilings, which they perhaps gleaned from frivolous Writers. ...
... '• T's -d. A limited number of young Gimtle- ?? ?? X' ,j|„ii_s the re. ess either as Boarders or I i ;i,: !vicd in Puhlic Speaking, English Compo- H j .-■ ?? and Pers v-ini Impediments. R^ScOiUSKUM.— -Ttdw PICTURES B- ...
... heifers, all well timed in cal* and a hne black and white bud bull, from the above stock ; the produce of the- year will alone speak fpr the value of this stock; 2 yery excellent barrel chums, cheese pi ess, ; double and single-leaded and wauiscot milk trays ...
... lMoulton-sireet, will be attended to. ANTED, as a-TAFPR ENTICE to a Broker, in the City, a Youth of good education, who can speak French. He will be. entitled to the freedom of one of (lie Twelve Companies. None but persons of respectability need ap- ply ...
... I'J, Lerwick- street, f Sulir., \v>!! >,c iinsiK ?? attended to. AS V.u.r.T, ?? Man of liberal I-klu ration, I , v. ho speak' the French langungc, v. ?? * single Gcaflem'iu, ' or it: a Family; uouid have no 'objection to travel; can give. ' ...
... inside, and a servant on the outside, to run on ?? j_ y °- g. Austin-friars. ■yS/ANTED, a SWISS orGERT>IAN SER- a 'v'ANT, that speaks English, or French, end Ger- man fluently, well acquainted with travelling in Germany, to attend a Gentleman and his Wife ...
... MAN' l ' Va C I'LRERS or OTHERS.— 1 ■At iigiishman, age ! 55, of liberal education, who has v ei> parts of the Continent, and speaks most of the , r.-.s his services, either as TRAVELLER or •, • any r'-specta..iie House willing to give encou- • . ?? . t-g ...
... at a vers re- cent period. Had this Pictar.' been painted by miv other Arti*t, j M*. Bowyer would fee] less difficulty in speaking of it ; but he con- ! ceives he shall not be charged with vanity when he merely asserts, that the dearest friends or* Lord ...
... houses in town. P~ TIILOUR BOARDERS.— Krench and Italian l.aii^ua.e.-.. — Finishing Establishment. — Young Ladies ! wishing lo speak fluently (in a short time) the French Language j in its inmost purity, may he admitted in an establishment near I Loudon, conducted ...
... - j ?? i. .'.iecti.il!. A PERSON, -2 Ycai_ ?? Age, wtsnes for a Siuiii- Z^L lion lo WAIT on a LADY, ...
... lirent:_rd, but hath r.ot since brsn heard. of. — He is a T r.igner by birth ; but having lived many years in this Country, speak, pretty gepd E-'jeiish, with a little of the foreign accent : he is about 5 feet 7*oB inches high, round face, dark, but withal ...