From the success which has, within a short time, been found to result from the _immediate_ posting up notices of this sort, there can be little doubt, when the knowledge of the above-mentioned boards is general, but that _many_ children will be _speedily_ restored. It is recommended that a bellman be sent round the neighbourhood, as heretofore has been usually done. Persons on receiving this paper are requested to fix it up in their shop-window, or other conspicuous place. * * * * * The managers of Spa-fields chapel improving upon the above hint, caused a board to be placed in front of their chapel for the same purpose, and printed bills which can be very soon filled up, describing the child lost or found, in the following forms:-- CHILD LOST. CHILD FOUND. Sex Age | Sex Age Name | Name Residence | May be heard of at Further particulars | Further particulars The severe affliction many parents suffer by the loss of young children, should induce parish officers, and others, in populous neighbourhoods, to adopt a plan so well devised to facilitate the restoration of strayed children. TICKET PORTERS. By an Act of common council of the city of London, Heygate, mayor, 1823, the ticket porters are not to exceed five hundred. A ticket porter, when plying or working, is to wear his ticket so as to be plainly seen, under a penalty of 2_s._ 6_d._ for each offence. No ticket porter is to apply for hire in any place but on the stand, appointed by the acts of common council, or within six yards thereof, under a penalty of 5_s._