... Cheese, . Vincent, Miss Hammersi.et, Mr. Mr. Smith, Mr. Willis, and a young bent*- man, of the singularity of whose vocal P° speaks very largely. Mr| Willis’s talents, added® these, with such additions in instrumental P*® . ance as circumstances may supply ...

... most respectable Lady in town, with whom she has lately lived. 5 WANTS A SITUATION As Valet, A Young Man, a native of France, speaks French T\. gr-mnialically, and English very well—can be highly recommended, bis object to return to bis own country—be will ...

... wearing tbe decoration of tbe lilliet! A person who knew him, went up him and advised Urn to retire, which did, without speaking a word. hi. de Cure. Counsellor of the Royal Court of Paris, who'was dismissed Bonaparte, is appointed Prefect of tbe Polios ...

... the door ahd bolted them in; it was discovered that they were Speak and Roberts, and suspicion of course fell them, and some other offhe Servants. It w outd appeal- fro the evidence of Speak, who was admitted oh thepa'rt of the CroWn, that tfte prisoner ...

... September n . A report now prevails on oit Exchange, lhar the King of Sweden (Bernadette) has been shot dead. A Bremen Journal speaks mysteriously of a great event in a Northern Capital. What renders this intelligence doubtful, is, that the Countess of Gothland ...

... disengaged, and wishes for the care of two or three young Ladies in respectable Family. She teaches French grammatically, and speaks it fluently, her morals good, and reference desirablewould have no objection to into a School.— Please to direct to C. F. ...

... nomination. Mr. Hitchins, a respectable Liveryman, then ad dressed the Livery from the front the hustings. Our Reporter left him speaking at half-past one o'clock. understand he means propose the present Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman Goodbehere to be returned instead ...

... Advertiser would willingly engage with a Lady, a Family going to France, with whom she might be found an acquisition, she speaks the lunguage of that Country fiuentiy. C mmandsaddressed, Post-paid, for A. the Olhce of Saunders’s News-Letter, shall carefully ...

... she member of the Established Church, and that she p knowledge of Music and Works, Lady, (not untler the middle age,) who speaks French, trill preferred. Application be made from 3 to at No* sft, laCcson-street. None need apply whose moral and religious ...

... an-iid few hour* trrerj day) a person eminently qua!tied to (each the French Language, with Cnunmalieal precision— a'p'd Mso speak the aahie fluently and of Italian Would be likewise very desirable. gy V'acatiua end* on Saturday the August nest. ...

... Gentlemen preparing for College, or already entered, in the Sciences, Classics and French Language, which he understands and speaks grammatically. His terms are moderate, and his mode of teaching will be found calculated to produce a rapid improvement. Apply ...

... that he did not even speak word disrespectful of them. 1 certain that Dr. Hogan did not tell the sick man that he was long enough with the D 1, pot assert that he had no occasion at all for the Herbert did point the bible nor speak of it, nor did Dr. Hogan ...