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... d- ly attendedto. A S8 VAL ET, or VALET nod BuT rt ER, 11 young Man, , s 81 who ihas lived in his lasrplace ten years, he speaks both French and Italian, is just arrived from IVialta, and has no ob- . je'ltion to go ,\broad. Letters, pgst paid, for A ...

... Man,) abseut 40 yeal's of isge, as BUTLER or VALET. Or any CGentleulnas going Abroad will find him. very uiseful, as lieI speaks luentity the Ftnhand German L anguagei. Cohiradler undessiable. L~ettezs (post paiid) direacd to A. Z. No. ,Pd dio~ton-streLet ...

... onteidho WVir Oteolsery ElTiiefi Com fany with Oy ?? r Iter ngantr S epL ?? etsg'stbf-ifbe6 o -eIgrnsa~ed 4ysth TrmHgaitsg,o speak baladwl Experici's' pasd ~alnd iany furso lironi hmat t ?? M rofec .It toth ?? ofri tl1.hand al h.ct this Noice wil ~e'prsecnte ...

... and ili stesing thlc Teeth, curing the Scurvy it] tih- (Gures, maaking the GUins and Lips of a hcalthy red. Mr . will not speak' in st prkaise, only requires a sinvlhe trial to those unacosiioted wi-th its' merits, 2s (sd per Put 'PINCE's CI-ERPUY LO- ...

... Native of Germany, as BUTLER, or a VALET; A he can shave and dress very ivell, and he Call speak In- gli:,h and French fluently. Noe obijection to go inito the country. He canm h:.ve ai ha-ve a very good chatadoer from his last situatioa. Direct A. B ...

... XOOKS Pu'Iioihed for R'. DYra ox, 45, Gracechurch-street. o (i~ 'CTILiANs 'INSTITUTES of ELO- \.OUEfNCE. or, ''he Ar. of Speaking in Public, in ocry arsroter a~d l.'ap. citR Wranalie4 by W. Gui-izr, L sq . ih '' no Vohisnas, price I6s. boards. 5, 2s~sAo ...

... two yearff, and from whoai lie can have the best of charaCters; I writes a line hand, is plrfeca master of accounts, aid speaks the ; French Language. Any house in want ofSisuch an assistant, will find the advertiser disposed at all tinmes to exert hisabili- ...

... number Two Shil- I lings each-N. B. 'The Rooms kept copstantily warm. li 'R0 SCHOOLSand FAMILIES.-A FRENCH . T MASTER, who speaks English fluently, and who, owing go the distrastious of his.eountry, has devoted the benefits de- rived from aliberal education ...

... of-the Enghishot the Freech Language, ofwbicih latter he professes to posses5-a grammatical knowledge, asnd a tacilit4 of speaking it in its pure'st-accents- Letters ad- dressedto`Mr.A;B. and -sent (jIoat paid) to No i4, Tav!.stockl; street, Covent-garden ...

... . D. Symonds; so, Paternoster-raw; J. Johnson, St. -RPul'sMChurch-yard; and S. Woolmer,Exeter. h' S Tle Moithly Reviewers speak of the First Voldme in the ?? terms:- . The:Sermonswhich constitute this volime are wholly em- ployed o2 subjedis of real ...

... H. DI; Symonds, 20, Paternoztcr-rear J. Johnson St. Paul's Chu cih-yard; and S. Woolmer, Exeter. th.e ih Monthl7 Revi.vers speak of the First Volume i-n tur following teems:- ' l Sermons Itv Ikh constitute thic volume are wholly nin- ployed on subjedfts ...