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... COUNTING-HOUSE, a Young Man, perfectly ?? with tr.e French Language, having been along while ma Mercantile House on th. Continent speaks indifferently low Dutch. A line directed to E. F. at ihe Holland. Co__ea»house, Thames-street, will _■_ *Z- ter.ded tc. WANTED ...
... scholars, greatly facilitate their improvement, particularly in the French Language. --The Advertiser fully understands, and speaks fluently tlit English Language. Satisfactory references can be given. •^Aiine, addressed to P. Q. at the ofiice of this paper ...
... Portmaii-square. .•..'•■. WANTS a Place, as Valet toa single Gentle- man, a Young Man twenty-one years of age, writes and speaks the French and English Languages, can dress and cut hair, has lived four years in his last place; and is ol good character ...
... main in England, or t.v go abroad, a Young Man of unexceptionable character : ha perfectly understands Hair- Dressine, aid speak.; several dilicreut Languages, and is ca- pable ot travelling to any paitof Europe, liaving travelled' upwards >t'six years ...
... expected trom a Patent Medicine, and in less time than that presented by your Apothecary, by reason of our being obliged to speak in decided terms as to its merit, to oppose ourselves against this determination of non-convic- tion. For the establishment ...
... superintend, the eldest is thirteen years, and the youngest seven years old; she must be perfectly unstress of French, so as to speak it fluently, and teach it grammatically, a knowledge or* music, geography, history, writing, and the common rules ov arithmetic ...
... to. WANTS a Situation, as Valet, a Young Man of unexceptionable character., who perfedly under- stands hair-dressing ; he speaks different languages ; also has the knowledge of a side-board, if required ; he has no ob- jection to town or country, or to ...
... «tpe«-*f_rtroin a Patent Medicine, and in less time than that presented by > .ur Apothecary, by reason of our being obliged to speak in d. tided terms as tv its merit, to oppose oufselves against this determination of non-convic- tion. Fot the establishment ...
... small regular Fatnily, a young Man who has lived several years in e _ch capacity, and per. cdly understands hi. business. He speaks several different languages, lias been in many parts of Europe, has no objection to go abroad, or to remain in England, and ...
... expected from a Fatent Medicine, and in less t into than that presented by your Apothecary, by r?as?n of our being obliged to speak in decided terms as to its merit, » oppose ourselves against this determination of non-con vic- tion. Fcr the establishment ...
... Palsgrave-place' Temple Bar; and of Mr. Plumridge, Surveyor, Sloanel street. npWENTY-SIX years successful treatment will X speak more than even the mo.;trespectable attest*, turns ot tacts to its virtues, m symptoms attending Nervous Anectians,tlu.fn};htful ...
... from several Gentlemen in London ; would be glad to meet with a Gentleman going abroad, as he has been used to travel, and speaks the languages necessary to travel.all over Europe j can dress hair well, and shave.— Direct for A X at No, 130, Piccadilly ...