Plans of the institution, and rules of the registry, may be had gratis, at the society’s house, No. 110, Hatton Garden, where attendance is given on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays only, from ten o’clock to four.] Though much of this address is applicable to servants of both _sexes_, yet, it is for the assistance of _domestic female servants_, that such plain advice is here offered, as, it is hoped, may be found useful in the direction of their conduct, and for the promotion of their comfort. As many servants cannot enjoy the daily counsel of their _parents_, we endeavor to supply their place, by entering into _more particulars_, in the way of caution and advice, than we otherwise should have thought it right to do. When young persons _first enter upon service_, they should be thankful to God if they have obtained a situation where they may be _instructed_ in those domestic duties which are to be the business of their lives. They ought also to be very thankful, and very submissive, to those who will take the trouble to teach them. Such cannot shew their gratitude in a better way than by continuing, as long as possible, in their _first_ service. Endeavour, during this season, to remember, by thinking often upon, every direction you receive. This will prevent the trouble and vexation of often repeating to you the same thing—a circumstance which frequently makes even good mistresses fretful, and occasions many changes of places and servants.—Habituate yourself, as much as possible, to _every_ kind of domestic service; it will make you to be more generally useful, and less likely to be long unengaged. Here may be hinted, the great importance to your character, of lodging, when out of place, with only _respectable_ persons. Avoid sauntering in the street, especially in the evening, and ask your way, not from those who are passing, but at a shop. Make it your daily study and concern in all things to _maintain an unblemished character_. You may then always hope to find a new situation, if you need one, through the medium of your last mistress, or your own _friends_; for _very_ good employers, or _very_ good servants, seldom need apply to _common_ Register Offices. It is a fact well ascertained, that many females, totally unconscious of their danger, have been hired from such offices, _as servants_, by keepers of infamous houses, for no other actual purpose than that of seduction, or prostitution! Many decent looking, but wicked _women_, are employed, even in the streets, to find out, and strongly recommend, young girls to places as servants. By this horrible deceit, many artless females are unawares drawn into disgrace, disease, and hasty death!