... A~on Lady, in hr2nyear, n atmer of Y ?? Church, wishes for a RE-ENGAGEMIENT a- as GOVERNESS, in a quiet family, to instruct (or take charge ie of ) one or two little girls in English, French, and Music. She In would be pleased to assist in domestic arrangements. A moderate in salary required. Satisfactory references ?? L A, Pos Office, Benson, Oxen. e5 ECONOM~Y INS AUCU'IODTS. a l WICKS, ...

... A CARD. CO , C TEPHE?1 Cf)X. 1'rIAcSFACTURER o OCr.L OF - ~I J VITRIOL, Sulphluric Acid, Roenian Vitriol. &c, Se INethsm Citenraic d W'orks, St. George's, near Bristol. b Al! Goods delivered in Bristol. Prices and Terms th t on apsplicetllrt. IA . TANTED,-l,000 dozens of' QUARn' WINlEIA . } BOIT IRS. - C Apply toGs.. P.~ Iliho p. Wine Cooper, 50, St. Thomas'I Street, Portatnioutli. - A n A ...

... LOWER H[E /FORD FS4iR, January 26, 18i2. T SOTHfAM has received instructions from the Rev. It.G. D. Faithfuill to SELL by A UCTION;, in the above fair, at Twelve o'clock;, TEN very ripe F AT HfOG-S, of nice weights. A li ROWLAND begs to announce that he has re- 111ceived instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. F. Garrett to SELL by AUCTION, onl Thuzrsday thle 5th day of February, 1552, ...

... lo PI BUILDING LAND FOR SALE, of C~ ITUATED at Souihsea, Londport, andi Fratton, e in eligible positions. Price from 255. to 130o. per It, fotot hrontage. so Bricks, about onle hundred tirousandi, perftcrlyi sound IC and ghood or Apply to fllr. C. H. Bailey, Portseo. ,g rM IDIIUEST. °a li. IlLIANI D- K!NG bogs to acquaint the In- i By habitants of tile above town aind its vicinities, Is that ...

... Exteaitsiwe Sa~le of V~altuable Sltock of Shiwrls, !EauI~es, S~ilks, Fireuach XeriuO~s *n 0 4 ~ t Drittesses 3Bibbotati, lBllankets, Varpetts, :~c. dtc. I' - fJ ae$ & ;ON are nowv offering 'sm lDESPERATE3 BARGAINS in Ctle various departmnents is e, of their ~totk. - 1- All he Winter Portion is marked down tn nearly half.price. Ladies ate ?? intformned tio reserve r- will h~e madej as it is the ...

... ' JUfit pubiished, price Is, fBSERVATIONS on the TREATMlENT OF~ '-CLEF!T PALATE BY ?? Ml J;ANS. By JO11N flIAPLESO5N, Dentist (and (Cupper to he Queen. ' i' WTe reeomtnaod ai refsrencs to. this little broeeeur by atl in- terested in thesaubject -Lasseet, Nov. 22.-! ' 1 Highley and Son, 32. Fleet~street. ' A'RRY HiLIL'S WLBL. ' R EV. J. LANED, Saltasl- Parsonage, Plytnouth, tx and meany others ...

... Valulable C:hurch Prefermen.t, Northamtptonshire. The Next Presenltation to the Rectory of Cuhvorth, with ex- cellent Parsonage, Gardens, and 24 Acres of Glebe Lanld; also the commtuted Rlent Charge of £724 lds. per annum. M fESSRS. FyAREBROTHEREF, CLARK, and LYE T are instructed to SELL, at Carraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, CoruhiLl, London, on W0ednlesday, January 21 (unless an ...

... -i -Q m~yIdv. accustomed to Tuition2, and fillly c ;eosrt vith the F~renob -Inguage, wisherk for a >-o n a genteel family, to impart a thorough Enpglish 'enl~ with Frenlch, Drawsing, and Painting. A .odn'Abit- 3gu3inodd be an imp~ortanlt consideration to the adver- stk Ioi hc al to A. I,., Journal Off7ice, Oxford?. t , residing -in-s healtthy situation2, -onle mile & l ;zSto~lis desirouas of ...

... IMPORTANT TO PROPRIETORS OF HORSES AND -NEAT CATTLE. A T this season of the year, when the changes of £Athe atmosphere render it more productive of Disease, not only in Horses, but also in Neat Cattle, it is of the-greatest importance to know of a remedy that may he used with safety, and ni never-failing efficacy. CUPISS'S CONSTITUTION BALLS most eminently possess the power of cure, and by ...

... . MI -AlLLINERY',.FLOWERS.,.&c ?? ?? r 8'l~HE Misses STANLEY and WH.I ITE beg re- t.speotfully to-inform .the Nobility,' Gentry,. and i..nhabitan~ts of Portsmtouth :atid its Furroondhirg vicini- AT tiesi, that they have' OPEN bD ''their ESTA BLISEI-i .: iIENT, on the Parade, 'with a choice~agd elegant As. .. sorimene of. iSIILLl\NERV and French -Flowers;- -..:where they trust, by the- ...

... Thai's Entry Brewery, Oxford. 'rHE Trustees underthe Will ofthe late GWurr'roN, A. desire to make known to his friends and the public in general, that a strenuous effort will be made to carry on the bueiuess as usual, for the benefit of the Wife and faxily, and earnedtly solicit a continuance of that kind support which was so liberally bestowed upon the deceased. Itos respectfully requested ...

... By, perission of the, Reverasd the Vice- rzk tW hfo i elO yr EOXFORD CHO:0i&E- OC1ETYg respeet*>slP ?? i~ntentiono PeesDrfurmin~g b t o? t the Fund for the be'neftof the' uferersQ Th* are upward& ol 8 n 150 Children tttys TdepeiePg on the cha~rity of the Eritish~ Public, in coajuence thse ?? of cii ill-fated vessel. PAIN CIPAL VOCALISTS. &T1issXEL E i:NTATL- SOR,-i . ?? ,2iazsii n4 ?? a ...