... every prospect of continuing for a considerable number of years. Apply to Mr. John Jewell, Linehouse, Lingfield, Surrey, if by letter, the postage to be paid. SHOOTING. Gentleman and his Friend want the occasional oppor-1 1 * tunity (say one day in each week) Sporting over an extensive well stocked farm, or manor, as the amusement, and not the game, is their object, they will pay for what they ...

... PTC lES L> ERSE D El). Edward Stephenson, joiner, Liverpool, John Barnard, horse-dealer, Bristol. Joseph Brecknell, miller, .Blackbrook Park, Monmouthshire. BANKRUPTS, James Barber, draper, Drury-lane. George Davidge, printer, New Cut, Blackfriarsioad. Christian Frederick Trahan, merchant, Mark-lane. George I'rederick James, grocer, Paddiugton-street, Marylebone. James Coward, linen-draper. ...