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... Rules for the Exer- else r>i thit ?? reeable study ; and some General Instruct. ons lor Plaguing all your Acquaintance. Speak daggers* rbiit use none. Sh^kesteare. Printf-d-for William Miller, Old Bond-street. N. B. This Edition is embellished with ...
... who possessed influence iv the War Office. Capt Sjnrion said he would give 20001. for I her assistance. 1 told him I would speak to her on the subject, which 1 did. She answered, that she ; could do the business, but that it was a very difficult ~r matter ...
... 37, Long-acre. WANTS a Situation as GOVERNESS, a Lady, Native of France, who is pcrfeci mistress of her own language, and speaks it extremely well; has been in the capacity tor several years of teaching it grammatically, both with the English language ...
... any part kingdom, on being paid for on delivery m London. laDIES and GENTLEMEN are taught at their own Houses to write and speak the FRENCH langUAGE with grammatical purity and correctness ; latin Italian, the Use of the Globes, Geography, algebra Logarithms ...
... immi couipletcion, black hair and short, hazle '*j nioli- en the rifht i heck. iias the perfect appearance a *,| Joes not speak English. } [ [j l CASHMEitE SHAWLS and NEW *- W INTER OK :s ...
... to. WANTS a Situation, as Valet, a Young Man of unexceptionable character., who perfedly under- stands hair-dressing ; he speaks different languages ; also has the knowledge of a side-board, if required ; he has no ob- jection to town or country, or to ...
... with a Single Gentleman, or Family, to am- part ot the Continent, or to remain in England; speaks reads and writes French fluently, and understands and speaks Ger- man and Italian ⢠has been much accustomed to travelling on the Continent - can have ...
... Young Man, perfe_tly acquainted with the French Language, having been a long while in a Mercantile House on the Continent ; speaks indifferently low Dutch. A line directed to E. F. at the Holland's Coffee-house, Thames-street, will be at- t.nicd'to. HOUSE ...
... rewarding merit, to which he indirectly attributed his own elevation to the Peerage ! The last private accounts from Paris speak with confidence of the continuance of Peace ; and from the general aspect of affairs, it seems by no means unlikely that some ...
... JOHN FRERE. London, May ii, ioa. To LINEN-DRAPERS. WANTED, a young Man of good cha- racter, address, and anilities, who can speak French fluently, as JOURNEYMAN in a respsetable retail Trade in London, where he will have an op- portunity of greatly improving ...
... for the healthiness of I it^ inhabitants ; she nntl fee ?? I to have a general kno-.v- J le-!-c of the French lan^ua^earJ to speak it fiuentlv, also be ' able to instruct rhe Children in Music, lhe most unex- ceptionable charader wiil be required. Apply ...