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... respectable young Woman, with-a two years and a half's unexceptionable, character. Direct to A. B , at Mr. Druinmond's. Baker, 78, Milton-street. Dorset* square. AS Nursemaid, or Schoolroom Maid, the latter would be preferred, a ?? young Woman, who can dress ...
... 30th April, IK3,\ l«rth day- Ml : n |N To his Majesty's Land Forces Ihe Fool ?? 1 annulments. Ouartcrs, and Barracks in the , unties and Island:- Durham, Hauls. Isle of SUI ley In- Majesty's Land Forces ihr Toot Guards ex. 101 'ills. Ouarters. and Barracks ...
... respectable Woman, aged 40, of kind and attentive disposition, a SITUATION as above ; has a four years' reference from her last Lady. Direct, post paid, to A. 8., 18, Holborn-hill ; orto No. 3, Ed ward -street, Manchester-square. A French Woman Cook, of ...
... Ramsgate or ( alai*. (In rciurning to Ramsgate the vessel will at all tirne-s bf enabled to land her passengers on the Pier, so ih.: the inconvenience and danger of landing in boats will U avoided. Fares — Best cabin, 10s.; fore cabin, 7s. (id. ...
... and Fell's. 60. Piccadilly. A Young Woman wants a Situation, as LADY'S -Tm. MAID, or Upper Housemaid. Direct letters (post paid) to t. C.,al Mr. Turner's, Crescent-place, Burton Crescent. WANTED by a steady Woman, who can have an excellent character ...
... Relief of Regiments. Bri— .wick to his Friends at the Full Distributions of the Fleet and Depot. Army. Stories of Greenwich. No. 2. Estimates ofthe Nsvy, Army, and Inland Cruize of a Naval Officer, Ordnuice. continued. With .11 the Naval uid Military Politics ...
... large kitchen garden ; the whole surrounded with about 45 acres of rich grass land of parklike appearance. For iurtiier particulars apply to Messrs. Driver, Surveyors and Land Agents, 8, Richmond- terrace, Parliament-street. HYDE PARK.— Excellent RESIDENCE ...
... greatest cruelty and devastation. Tbey have already advanced as far as tbe Kaffre Land, which borders our frontiers, destroying every tbing they encounter, sparing neither man, woman, nor child : in fact, they resemble a flight of locusts, which consume every ...
... hardly have been published withpiut the warranty of that high personage. Some business having brought him from Dumouriez's army to Paris, soon after the massacn s of September, Danton sent for him, and informed him that he had heard that he ventured in ...
... only good troops are thdse of vhich the English, Portuguese, and Spanish armies consist ; bof while all this is proclaiming by them, the French armies are in sight of the English army, capturing A«torga, besieging Ciudad It drigo, Bada- joi and Cadiz ; capturing ...
... to state Lady Milner is per- fectly recovered from her long indisposition. On the subject of our capture ofthe St. Domingo army, ships, &c. the State Physician at Paris seems to have prescribed ?? Doftor Fossile'i quieting draugh to the Mottiteur. lt ...
... Rawlinson. Tue Prussia.-* Army. — Some recent promo- tions of superior officers in the Prussian army are remarked by the Hamburgh Correspondent as having been made in accordance with two orders of the day addressed to the army, in which it was stated that ...