... potfor that purpose. 'llis guimeerves for an ninit. of ?? ee pis hen it becomes dry iudd a little water to it; If yout are iii haste to finiiko use of it, pluaee the pot on wearmn ashes to tmelt It quickly, or put luto wirrm water, or sand. ASYLUMt feo Ji'vr ...

... to the Sdth March, 1821, and to require payment iii band up tonthat time, whilst' the last rate is so far from being' ex- hasted that it is not half collected; if they eirnthus nticipate at their discretion, then is the assessable pro. perty within the ...

... nexust, the 5Sh InstantI. The Stoanm Tsndsr SsATIsIA I 'V ill leave the large LAND9210 STAGM, oppos9ite the Biaths, GeorgiN'I Ia Pier, ait Thrseabe nck. aftersnoon, of that day, with the Pap- sellors for tho CANADA. sr taeegaos for the CALEIDONIA, to sail on ...

... month, SELLING by 'AUCTI:ON iie' rermasnwrg~art of his STOiiK} ...

... te o thoriotrs, upon wchiche Cooke went forward and force siruck Mr. Baiang wvith his hammer on the hinder rim of his dofie hast, but that 3?r. Baring did not fall, nor did Cooke repeat the whly lo.W baenoticed those particulars by way of explana- el tiun; ...

... QUONTETT ?? ?? gentle gales ?? Bishop. r CHORUsThe Gabres Glee..,Bishop. GLEE .. , O. snatch me Swift ?? Calcott. e GLEE . Haste, my ?? Dr. Smeith. b GLEE . Where art thou, beam of light ?? b CHORUS.. Now by day's retiring lamp. .Bithop. e r Betwseen ...

... call the attention nor of the authorities to the state of the pavement in the op- , in proarhes to the ferry boats at tho piers. The pavement is tto horrible about the Baths, and ought to he replaced by Square sys soet, to save both care and homses. en01 ...

... 10ilt iciarlot. The Steamn Tenlo Vio.0 SnAT'vLTix ?? 50ntie the LAN ala'', FitAS O- ititi toI i Nnto. I o'.t IoE GL~orieo'4 Pier, ;it OtI-rir.tne o'3ECloc, AlJtijj c-c. wivitl tt AiLi 1aiasm~ttott for theC LlI'iI.- Pisongro or he .XN lie.to saltfor Now ...

... Bottlegat irn ° jsiR ES ?? T I ~ss4 IEAR-AeHE, bas been Ge to fsh extreme ervice il ceating Tsoth ?? Ear-ache, he Wr tbt It hast been comameliteed upson noet favourslsly irn severif S. .ecD II dismal Jonrnals; it affords issstsntaneomsa relIef, and generally ...

... e s _ T ueir iei'Shi,^ '~ASTA, ; BuSrtMhAnsAi aster;. urehen 330 tons; built'of. the Feet id terials, sails tfa. eotne.Shey hast; iSdon* o4 fiit Voyagb, and'hhving - eleganut 'ac~on nodaetijskq~nsamffs' a deistfable' onv~ey- ance for passengersand;dsr ...

... Bedding; Hair Mattresses; Pal- of - liasses: superfine Carpets; Imperial Hearth Rugs; , Sofas; Clocks; Time Pieces; Chimney, Pier, and tai at Dressing Glasses; Mirrors; Mahogany Chairs; Dining, Hs er- Card, Loo, Pembroke, Snap, and Work Tables; Se- cretaireand ...

... . i' -AN~:Z Suaa B1soer;-at; e Nqw 1S i-~r~g in ?? -iverMerSl, a ?? about .2-10 eons; Amerscan t i > buAt, but tai :inder Hast-nburgh co- lours, is in excellent ordcr, an wtows very large f cargo for . her tonnii1ago bo n ,itC 'or ?? particulars,. apoly ...