... Letters from Syra, of the 29th of March, speak of the surrender of the citadel of Athens as very near at hand, in consequence of several sanguinary actions which have taken place under its walls, and in which the Greeks are reported to have lost many ...

... THE VOlCE.—Thousands, who are in the habit of speaking or singing to public, acknowledge the benefit they have received from the use of PROBATT's celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES, in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and tendering It flexible and melodious; ...

... THE VOlCE.—Thousands, who are in the habit of speaking or singing in public, acknowledge the benefit they have received from the use of PROBATT's celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES. in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and rendering h flexible and melodious ...

... work, on the same subject, in one volume, intitled THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMA R.—As French is generally learnt with a view to conversation, my efforts have chiefly aimed at render. log the speaking of this fascinating language easy to English persons. ...

... THE VOlCE.—Thousands, who are in the habit of speaking or singing in public, acknowledge the benefit they have received from the use of PROBATT'S celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES, in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and rendering It flexible and melodious ...

... THE VOlCE.—Thousands, who are in the habit of speaking or singing in public, acknowledge the benefit they have received froni the use of PROBATT's celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES, in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and rendering it flexible and melodious ...

... _ . . GOVERNESS. —A Lady is desirous of becoming the GOVERNESS of a Nobleman or Gentlemen's family. She speaks French Ithently, grammatically, and with the Parisian accent; has a considerable knowledge of Italian, plays with care on the harp an piano ...

... This day is published, price Is., THE SPEAK-OUT of the ROMAN CATHOLIC 1. PRIESTHOOD of IltgtAND ; or Pepery Unchangeably the Same, in its Persecuting Spirit, and in its Determined Hostility to the Circulation the Scrlptoes, in a Report of the Proceedings ...

... THE VOlCE.—Thousands, who are in the habit of speaking or singing in public, acknowledge the benefit they have received from the use of PROBATT's celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES. in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and rendering It iexible and melodious; ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING AND RECITATION This day are published 12m0., price 4s. bound, QTUDIES in the Science and Practice of Public L., Speaking, Reading, and Recitation, consisting of a Selection of Popular Pieces in English and Latin. With Instructions for ...

... THE SPEAKING FRENCH MADE EASY.- The PRONUNCIATION and ORTHOGRAPHY TAUGHT in a MONTH; Gramnaar and Construction in an uncommon short time.—How vexing it is for those who have learned French for years not to dare to speak, for fear to be ridiculed. Pupils ...

... W ANTS a Situation, as BUTLER, or Valet, or as Courier or Travelling Servant, an F.nglishman ; speaks the French and Italian languages ; an unexceptionable character from the gentleman he has just left —Letters addressed (post paid) to W. T. E., Mr. Marsh's ...