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... iwenty. v .«*r ipot y e2r i°^ Aw » wants a Situation as COMPA- NION to a LADY, Tenchcr in a School, or private Fa- mily; site speaks Wrench, and is competent to teach the riiOMnentS c.f Music, Ewlish. Wriiimr, and Arithmetic 1 he Advertiser never having lived ...
... Shipping Interest of the Country How they have availed themselves*bf these advantages their progressive Improvements will best speak. The First Number contained only 3500 Vessels, the Second Number nearly 7000; the 1 bird nearly 6000 . the Fourth 10,000 - ...
... Shipping Interest of the Counm How they have availed themselves of these advantages their progressive Improvements will best speak. The F?5 Number contained only 3530 Vessels, the .Second Number nearly 7000; the Third nearly 9000 the Fourth \T_\zZ andthe ...
... gives Lesssus at horns. ASSI CS, FRENCH LANGUAGE, Szc. A CLERGYMAN, a Graduate of the Univer. Fre* di'V- 0t Cambri ?? e » w ho speaks with fluency the irun'iv ?? U3KC * and whose .late employment for mote tc l -..,Vr r *. Wastn:,tofTutor ia a Family of Rank ...
... 50, Bartholomew Close, Smithfield. YOUNG MAN of the first respeaability wishes to engage himself in a MERCHANT'S HOUSE: he speaks and writes the French Language, is versant in Accounts, and the Linen Business in general, has no objection to go abroad, ...
... if she can play also on the harp it will be a recommendation. She must thoroughly understand' the French language, both to speak and write it, in its ut- most purity. She will be required to instruct her pupil in geography, and the use of the globes, and ...
... PrintadforT. N. Longman and O. Rees, No. 39, Pater- noster-r.-.w ; and Wilson and Spence, York. We have had frequent occasion to speak of the dili- gence, go.)d ?? and good intentions, of Mr. Murray t and w. congratulate aim sincerely on the success nf t!. s ...
... any Gentleman who may be in want of a con- fidential Person, eitiier as SECRETARY, COURIER, or even VALET. He writes and speaks With facility the English, French, Dutch, anil German Languages, and un- derstands something of Portuguese and Spanish • being ...
... ?? House, _■■ v * I VOU ' N . M AN# .a «ativc . of Holland, and priii, cipally educated in this, cofoitry : he writes and speaks fiuently the Dutch, Freudli, and English languages, and having respectable^ ?? in Holland and tlw Dutch West Indies, could ...
... age. 'l'he Woik it- self is replete with a vari.-ty of ?? An-cdotes. l'he European Review and Magaxi-W. tbr Juiy 1801, in speaking cf the above Work, very ta v.. urablv 'concludes thus : The merits of novelty are put in such a i*on;t of view, as to call ...
... The Work it- self is replete with' a variety of interesting Anetdptes. The European Review and Magazine for July 1801, in speaking of the above Work, veiy favourably concludes thus : Ths merits of novelty are put in such a point of view, as to call the ...
... assistance in tlu-ir home or foreign correspond- ence, as, to a very tolerable knowledge of several foreign languages, he speaks and writes the English and French w.th equal facilit.-. Proper references will be given ; but a post-paid line, in thefir_tinstir ...