... Days, at the House of Mr. Lancelot Bouch, in Sandhills Lane, Whitehaven, All his Valuable H O U S E O L D G OO D S and FURNITURE, consisting of Mahogany four-post and Camp Bedsteads, with Hangings; Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Bedding and Linen; Mahogany Dining, Card, Stand, ami Dressing Tables; Wash * Stands; Mahogany and other Chairs; Dressing (’bests; Eight Days Clock; ...

... TO be LET, and may Entered upon immediately, if required, A very desirable DWELLING HOUSE, with Coach House, Stable, an excellent Garden, and about Two and Half Acres of Land, situate at LYCHMORE, in Moresby, near Whitehaven. For Particulars enquire at the Office of Mr. ARMITSTEAD, Solicitor, Queen Street, Whitehaven. BRIDGEFOOT AND STAINBURN TOLLS. Xolii'e it hereby Given, THAT the TOLLS ...

... TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT,—AII that modern and commodious Freehold Messuage, or Dwelling House, with the Out Offices and Buildings, the Garden and Pleasure Grounds, and the several Closes or Parcels of Land thereto adjoining, called the Croft, Hover, Gavel and Acre, and Stony Croft, situate at GREAT CLIFTON, in the County of Cumberland, containing Six Acres and Thirty-One Perches, or ...

... ol lu. tats the Woolsack, at .p.arter two clock. Ihe blowing Irere the Peers appointed for the occasion Auhbwhop oj Catiterbun. Lord Chancellor, the Marquis onyngham, Lord Steward of his Majesty’* Household, .the Earl Harrowoy, and the tlicn comman.li-cl the of tl.e Jft«k Hod to summon tlic Cmm.mi,. to tl.t.r t uhovtly after lliomuolvos with the Npeakrr tlieir head and'the number Members in ...

... Cue Dacqtict. WHITE AVENTUESDAY WOUNINCi, 3l, 182 G. The foreign news, this week, possesses more than usual interest. Mr. Canning returned from Paris. lie was well received ail classes the Parisians, ami had •the honour of dining with the King of France. Humour says he has succeeded in concluding a commercial treaty with our neighbours ; but well-informed persons discredit it. We very much ...

... Although the use of the ufety-lamn tolerable seovritf •gainst the fire damp” or carburetted hydrogen gas prevailing most collieries, yet the unfortunate labourers cannot be prevaiM to adopt its use generally, many accidents having taken place the northern collieries and in Wales during the last six months. We sre therefore gratified to hear that the chloride of lime which has been found so ...

... All Pcr*nn* who with to secure their Good* by the Smack* are requested to be particular in ordering them to be sent to Whauf, Hobsluy-down. Foil BELFAST AND LONDON. The S.nuck ARDENT, now about to leave LonJon, will sail for Belfast and London three Days after her arrival at this Port. „ For further information, apply to W. Law Ot.ilby, Ino ram Court, Fenchurch Street, London, or to RANDLESON ...

... THE NEW HILL SniBDCT.E A lioroui'hs to holln difjratirhised, Aidlxnougli, Aldeburgh, Amershain, Appleby, Hedwin (Great), Hcrealston, Castle, lliecliinglev, Horoughhridge, Hos-iney. Lraekley, Mramher, Callington, Canielford, Castle Lising, Castle, Downton, J)nnwieh, Fowey,Gallon, Grinstead (East), Haslemere, liedon, lleyteshury, Ferrers, llindon, llchcster. East Looe, West Looe, Lostwithiel, ...

... 28th of JUNE. The Smack ANG ER now on her passage will sail for Belfast and London three days after her arrival at this Fort. All Persons who wish to secure their Goods by these VESSELS, are requested to be particular in ordering them to be sent to Wharf, Horsley-dowm. Goods for London, when sent hence by the Smacks are not detained at Belfast until the Vessels are laden, but a! ways for ...

... The General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for this County commenced at Carlisle on Tuesday last: F. V. Aglionby, F«q.. presided, and the following Magistrates w ere on the bench : Sir Briscoe. Birt., Ciofton Hill ; Walter Fletcher. Clerk, Dsl-ton ; Win. Browne. E*q.. Tallentire Hall ; Jo-ejih Oillhank*. E«|., WhitefielU House ; Thoma* Scott, C«u., Peuritb; W. I*. Jolinwin, E-«q., Walton House; ...

... F.arl ircestcridiiie; and the Earl Tl,p Marquis nf J.ONDONDEUU V said rbeir I.ordsbips were .m extraordinary fins Ini-i»e the .N ible Eii! them that h-.d resigned, and •dmihr commu- was ma to the ncellor of the Lord the wool ot!n-r hmi-'.? liv t'lt? I.urd il'e 1.. iI.U tie N..b!e and 1; hud Srtid tint «it!i the exception •fore, there A contrary luiliiiinent. the •r there suid fhut hiniiment ...

... ANY Person or Persons (qnalificJ unqualified) who arc found searching for (iair.o, or otherwise, upon the Lands at Torpenhow Park House , or Stanger Hill, will be prosecuted the Law directs. Torpenhow Park House, Sept. 15,183+. COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET. be LET,—A GENTEEL HOUSE, and Two JL good GARDENS belonging thereto, situated at E R LOO TE E, in the immediate Neighbourhood of Whitehaven. ...