... T. Baker, RoehelU*, drape* J. end B. Bradfluw »od J. Winder, L»ne»llet, ncrchanu - . . T. Hayroan, Honduraa Street, rectifier Ofman, Haekney, baker _ W. Newman, Briftol, miner R. Fearoham, Oldham, Lancafhtre, money [eilrn. Prowfe, Huntfpill, Somerfetjhire, apothecary F. Clark, Great Rultell Street, haheidaflier 0. Shade, Priiiee'a Street, bookfeller J. Kingdey, jun. Pegfdon. Bedfordlhire, ...

... Julin Alpinuta and the Captive of Stnmboul,. HT J. H. WirrKN, AUTHOR OF HOURS. FTC. These are historical poems. The former, on the resistance Julius Alpinus, Chief of HeU'etia (wild had Ifen-ued himself witli Gulha), to the usurping rairaston of Cecina, the Genera! of the successful Otho, once illnstrntes the fidelity and noble patriotism Alpinus, and the simplicity and devoted affection his ...

... superior 38 Trees, Qualitv. Trees. JAMAICA COFFEE. 122 Puns. RUM, of very superior Quality. I* now Sale, by ...

... his scat upon the throne, the Black Bod was dispVched reeptire the attendance llte House of Commons the Bar. few minutes the Speaker appeared, followed a large proportion of the Members the House. His Majesty delivered the following graci- Speech t.or/h CenUeihen, •• 1 have the ncijuiunting you, that continue to receive from Boreiko I’oVvirs «l»o slroogest assurances of fri ...

... The Gazette. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, By the French papers we learn that the Russian ultimatum, presented to the Turkish Plenipotentiaries anil accepted them, is rather to be considered the basis fu| ture negociation than a fixed and established | treaty however this may be, one certain good has resulted from it, which is, that ! the scourge war .will be deferred for season, and advantage may be ...

... The Quarter Sessions for this County commenced on Tuesday last, Carlisle, before E. W. Hasell, Esq., Chairman, and the following magistrates : Magistrates Present. —George Head Head, Esq., of Rickerby House; Major Wilson, Evening Hill: T. S. Spedding, Esq., Mirehouse; Rev. J. Jenkins, Whitehaven ; W. James, Esq., M.P., Barrock Lodge; W. E. James, Esq., Barrock Lodge; T. Fetherstonhaugh, Esq., ...

... CUM BURT. AND RACQUET. only men to lie held in honour, and that he in the tint of all speechmakers. O the rtwß animal !*• Loan CrtcalßAXF.— The friends of the Greeks in this country (ir'riiiding the Greek Deputies in London), are now treating with this heroic officer, in order to induce him to throw his talents and bravery into the scale against the Turks ; and there reason to expect that his ...

... ° Journals of the House of I.ords. JVnOWieuge. Tlio IPth of Jan. last, at Demerara, in his 4Rth QUARTERLY MEETING the year, Mr. Robert Hinde. second son of the late CARMSbE DIOCESAN COMMITTEE. James Himte, Esq. of Lancaster. in Aid of tlie Society for Promoting Christian Know- Tuesday last, the year of his aije, Willi- will be holden in tlie Town Hall, on FRIDAY am Hey, Esq. F. R. S. of Leeds, ...

... 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 ...

... J. C. Curwcn, Esq. a otion relative to Criinal Laws the Isle of Man, Thi* ay leail an investigation of ore extensive nature, and it would not l>v iHgeotis to the iolercsis the Manx pet»|>lc, if ivil and C'liutina! Law* were jilaevd a looting vtty wli.it ilk’v present. Soe ngo the present Mr Juslire Ho!royd, nl oilier Lawyers of eineiiee, went KCy, to in ike innijiries intti the ...

... s«tc 9Tf Wf; Rente le Perpetuell* «f 25c; thro* - J, °. period ncrous friends »l. •• tlic com. ncerity of our •r health and with many nrcurp. •tlicr place, isturbaocca led the me, that tranlaving been ly vigor*nt. The have been and emselve* in as to have -t recovered period, and, y parade a species of that is very ■c not joined the working affair tell to Duke de ilition of the lainber : the ...

... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1831. The third edition of che Reform Bill was published in the House of Commons Monday night last, by Lord John Russell, but it neither the Bill, the whole Bill, nor any thing like the Bill. Oh, what a falling oft' is there ! Hyperion to a Satyr It is the beggar's Grey rag patched to suit the taste or fancy all. without any one being able to recognise the original—the ...