LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The wants and facilities of that great
Metropolis are exhibited in an immense var
iety Of ways in the advertising prints. One
single paper affords us at a cursory glance
the following singular specimen Of such
publications.


"Horse to be. sold, the property Of an M.
D. who bred him.


"1o Clergymen 5c.-The advertiser be-
ing anxious to employ few hours of his
time in supplying Manuscript Sermons to
such Clergymcn as may be pleased to favor
him WITH their commands, begs likewise to
state that he has peculiar advantages in
having ready reference to all theological
works."


"AIusic.--Nanted either a Lady or Gen
tleman to Play and Sing at fashionable
watering place.


"Board and Lodging.--A Lady who has
house near kensington wishes to
meet with gentleman to Board and Lodge,
without dinners, only on Sundays.
A Gentleman living in the ncighborhood
| of London wishes to find an English Litera-
ry Man, already known by some work, who
may be willing to devote Gor the advan-
tage Of his board and lodging) two hours OF
bis time every day to teach prosaic and
poetical composition"
! "Wanted, One or / wo young Children,
! from the age Of to years, by person Of
responsibility, residing in most healthy
situation


"To be disposed of for 14L respectable
Ladies' Day School, with upwards OF lhir.
ty pupils


"75 Grocers, booksellers, Cheesemonger
and Oiinen-A Clergyman, the Master o
an Endowed Grammar School in the Conn
try, would be happy to receive, as Pupils
the Sons of any Persons in the above trade
to whom his orders would be at all desra-
! be."


"a Graduate wenld be happy to atten'
one or more Pupils at their homes, or II
chambers His method is to plunge q
once lfu some classic author suited to th
comprehension Of the student, and thus t


engage the understanding by the subjec


matter, while he impresses the terms AM
construction on the memory of striking as
! sociations If time and the abilities OF tn
pupil admitted it, the rough work OF tn
French, German, and Italian, might be over
, come with ease under the advertiser IS tui
tion.''


"A Gentleman of quiet, early habits, VIII
does not require to dine at home, may b
otherwise accommod tied in respectable .
: partments, in the house of a Widow Lad


and her Daughter