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... 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. ...
... Thousand* and other Capital Pritr* a* tliere were in the last justly Popular Lottery of Twelve Tbouaand Tickets. This fact speaks volume therefore purchase without delay. STOCK KXCHANO&—OCT. M, ISIS. Bank Stock * - I*6l G. Db. per cent. 72} Uo. Slock, ...
... now disengaged, and wishes for the care two three young Ladies in a respectable Family. teaches French grammatically, and speaks it fluently, licr morals good, and reference desirablewould have no objection to into School. Plena direct C’. F. at the Printer's ...
... travelling generally in the public carriages, and giving himself out for an inhabitant of the Nether, land,, j lumey of busmesi. Speaking French well, he passed without impediment or qu. ation, and with his address and experience derived from his former service ...
... disengaged, and wishes for tha care two or iliree young Ladies in a respectable Family. She teaches French gramtnatically. and speaks it fluently, her morals good, and reference dceiiablc j would have no ohjccuon to go into a School. Please to direct to C ...
... positive to Larkin the first th: time, would have known bim though in h i ret heard his voice, and be hesitated till he Lard him speak; Larkin had no blue coat in lie Mayor’s office, the second time was tliere, vituMi spoke to him of the blue coat, and said ...
... had long since numbered with the djad. The young man id question, understand, bears excellent character on board the ship, speaks several languages fluently, and is considered linguist on board. The Public, however, cannot be kept long in doubt on this ...
... apprehended by some townspeople, (they supposing him to be a prisoner escaped from the depot in the town), and not being able to speak English well, or to give any account of himself that they could understand, was carried off without ceremony to the low iron-house ...
... payment one million, or a mill'on and a half, would be the whole that could be paid of it before Christmas. But it may be (we speak from report,) that Parliament have been called together, not for raising a loan, but for adopting tome moans abroad of supplying ...
... the bravery >, ’h dtl.c llriti-h and Spaniards; of the steadiness and gal-■•h.' the biter, every British officer present speaks in high admiration. I am sorry say that Colonel hwn severely wounded, as well IJent-Colo- Ijitvfi, several otlier valuable ...
... persons speaking, and saw others working in the avenue. That she did not apply to any Magistrate nntfl after her hotband had gone to person named Dr. Tennent, of Belfast* and that the accompanied her husband there, but she did not herself speak to Dr. ...