... London. wanes 10 engage himself a* an ASSISTANT, for B Months, to a Respectable Practitioner. • Letters ft* P*j d « addressed to the Em-roa of this Paper w ill receive immediate aueniiuu. ' Feb.. 183£ WANTED, AS an ASSISTANT to a Dispenaing Chemist in one of the most fashionable and frequented Watering Flairs i Yorkshire, a Young Man of superior address, close application, and possessed of ...

... board at any time of tbe day the vessel starts. , t Tb I?* O N ARCH ' TO-MORROW EVENING, March 15— The SOHO, Saturday Evening. March 22. Offices, Spread Eagle, Regent's Circus, Piccadilly; and 53, Leadenhall-street. \_ MITCHELI TfUST INDIA HOUSE, March 12, 1834= JI_J The Court of Directors of tbe United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies do hereby give notice, ucieuy ...

... with- J °?^S or being expjsed lo the risk of boat conveyance, | 3ulso without any charge whatsover. Elegantly fitted and ! ™n£dKi STEAM PACKETS, of acknowledged speed, i Proceed to and from tbe following places at staled hours, with the most ?? punctuality c—Gravesend, Northfleet, | Southend, Sbeeroess, Chatham, Heme Bay, Margate, Rams- gttc Dover. Walton, Harwich, Ipswich, Scarborough,! ...

... on board at any time of the day the vessel start*. ' SOHO, THIS EVENING, March 22.-MONARCH, Saturday Evening, March 29. ' Oiice., SP'«f Ea«»», Regent's Circus, Piccadilly; and 3j, LeadeabßU^staaet. A . MITCHELL. REDUCED FARES to MARGATE, by the O VA R L O /n A RU G r GE ' , R ° VAL WILLIAM, or ?? A w D^ LMD * °°* of whi ...

... MEDICAL STUDESTS. Just Published, PARKINSON'S NEW LONDON CHEMICAL POCKET-BOOK, or MEMORAN!) ('HEMIC ; bcingaCompendiunt PRACTICAL lad Pit ARM ACER it: At, C'HFMISTRY. adapted the Daily the Student. New Edition. By JOHN BARNES, Surgeon-A ary, Bs. neatly and lettered. 2. The NEW LONDON MKDjCAL, PHARMAiCRUYfCAL, and POCKET-BOO fc. ami lettered. 3. The NEW LONDON SURGICAL POCKETBOOK. MEDICAL. ...

... PRINCE FREDERICK ANB YORKSHIREMAN, HAVING run with the utmost punctuality Twice a Week through the whole of the Winter, ?? joined by another ie and powerful Steam-Packet about th/ middle of next month, -- hereby a regular and most expeditions line will be established THREE DAYS A WEEK, For the Conveyance of Passengers, Parcels, and Merchandize. These Vessels are always kept in the highest and ...

... max, Com- mander, now lying in Cutwater, Plymouth, and will positively sail for NEW YORK, on the 10th April, wind and weather per- mitting. In consequence of a great nnmber of Respec- table Families being prevented from emigrat- ing in the MINERVA, as her number of Pas- sengers is complete, the Owners of that Ves- sel have been solicited to fit up tbe CATO for their accommodation. This fine ...

... ot ASSISTANT SURGEON to the WESTMINSTER HOS- PITAL, 1 again ?? oti'er ii.ysell us a CANDIDATE for that situation. In the event of my being honoured with Hie appointment, I be- to assure yon that my best energies shall be devoted to -. ct the benevo lent intentions e.f the Uovernorsof the Cli . I have the honour to be, My Lords, Laelies. and Gentlemen, \ our obedient bumble servant, FREDK. HALE ...

... for past favours confi-rred iu- for tile last eiitht yrais. ;s mot v\ilh, and mcnt t-e of the same at the *M ...

... every WED- NESDAY and S VTURDAY. it'iI'TKHDNM ?? arrying his Majesty's Mails.every v EDNES- Dvv mdSATURDAY Morning, at Seven ?? preebely, re- turning every WEDNESDAY and S VTURDAY Morning. OSTEND, .every SATL'itDAV Morning, returning every CALAIS, every SUNDAY Morning, returning every WED- N pT L^-V.rom'sT. KATHARINE STEAM PACKET WHARFto RAMSGATE every WEDNESDAY an* SATURDAY Morning at ' iI ...

... Ssen ß er * CBI - walk on board at any- time of the day the vessel starts. -» The MONARCH. SATUItnAV vvr-vimn v , 10 -Tim Sfiun b ?? r.»ENING, March taX IS' i atu , rda >- Evening, April 5. 35, Leadenhall-street. A . MITCHELL. Tt. ?? T Tr e T^ st^T W0 Ni ?? h * B ° r the Season. HE KING'S THEATRE.— THIS „r ^EMS G (Thursday), and Saturday Evening imt(GwK l Friday excepted). Mr. C. H. ADAMS will ...

... on MON DAY NEXT, at the Hanover-square Rooms. The Selection will comprise part of Mozart's First Mass ; the Storm Scene from The Seasons, Haydn ; Anthem, I will sing of thy power, Dr. Greene ; Glee and Chorus, Shades of the heroes, T. Cooke ; Chorus, Hail to the Caliph. Obe- roa ; New Fantasia, Violoncello, Mr. Lindley ; Glees by Callcott, Sale, Goss, and Sir John Rogers ; and ...