... disengaged, amt wishes for the «atr of two or three young Indies in a rcsiwctable Family. .She teaches Freuch grammatically, and speaks it flnantly, bar morals good, and reference tlcsiraltle; would have no Objection to gn into a School. Please direct to C. ...

... SITUATION, AS Butler in a regular family, or Valet to Gentleman, a Angle middle aged man, a native of Swilterland, who can speak different languages j has no objection to travel; can have the moll fatisfaftory references character from the lad place lived ...

... perfectly well, and can give the most satisfactory references for character and abilities, he was two years in France, and can speak Frcncu very well, and would have no objection to travel. Commands left for I. G. at the Office of Saunders*! News-Letter, will ...

... Governess in a respectable family, who has lived several years in that line; she teaches French and English grammatically, speaks the former correctly and fluently ; also Geography, Works, Velvet Painting, Ac. The Advertiser is a Roman Catholichut has ...

... wholly the work of union and liberation from a foreign yoke : we invite every one to speak hi* niind accoiding to his. prejent persuasion. Netherlan ’c ari ...

... English, and Music, in all which she must competent ti» be equal to dispense with the «i * masters. A native of France, who speaks English and correctly, would be preferred. Apply at Mrs Ha* milton’s, 48, Dt uni nick-street, WANTED. AN Apprentice to the ...

... Gi R M‘Garecor, of the Patriotic Am Anny, on his way to Dr. Donag! sa >| He will return on Friday. We understan \ y General speaks in the most confident terms | ’ final success of the Patriotic Cause ;—the | sh neither in want of arms hor money, and ...

... a 10). Ihnk Pot Bill, ond i»f Wiliiam-strccliiii I Trinity* dire ct, & ,i’ ...

... 9 A Roman Catholic Governess wanted for a School about thirty miles from town. She will be required to understand and to speak French perfectly. Nunc other nerd apply. Application to No. 7, Ilolles-strect, Mcrrionsquare. 10 ...

... member of the Established Church, and that she possess a knowledge of Music and Works, a Lady, (not under the middle age,) who speaks French, will be preferred. Application to be made from 3 to 4, at No. 58, Leeson-street. None need apply whose moral and religious ...

... Governess, can devote Hie entire morning to her Pupils; she mutt be capable of teaching English and French grammatically, and to speak the latter fluently; if she understands Music it would desirable. Apply by letter to S. L. F. at the Office of Saunders’s ...

... and during the four voyage* was, altogether, only one hundred and nine days sect The passengers, in letters their friends, speak in the most flattering terms of the kind and attentive conduct of. Captain Goold, tribute, ndeed, invariably bestowed on him ...