... Esq. ■ pigny, Bart. M. P. Thomas Hamlet, Esq. m oarph Esdaile, Esq. ] Walter Prideaux. Esq. ■Grorge Isaac Call, Esq. 1 Henry Dance, Esq. »oho Chmiophers, Esq. Robert Browne, Esq. WLbot. AlfreJ Thiseln.n, E«q. | John Weston, Esq. Architect— Samuel Beazley ...

... QUADRIIXESaiidTPOLITE DANCING.— W. COURT respectfully begs to acquaint his Friends and the Pahtic, that Ite has REMOVED his ACADE- MY to 79, GREAT I*l TCH FIELD- ST REET, where he witl mnlinae to TEACH the most appreved and fanhi ...

... with reniurkiug on die .fleet* produced upon the silk trade, the withdrawal of the duty which protected it from foreign competition. to this ciscnnistunce, with view not merely shewing that the experimental system of ?“];»»«« economy which Mini-iers were ...

... a private named Harvey, by ordering hib), for refractary conduct, to extra drill, anid to walk round the barrack-yard with clogs to his legs; and, on his refusal, having him forcibly dragged along by other ?? Secretary PEEL stated, that an inquiry had ...

... observe from to poor slaves advertised os runaways, in a single paper, not described “the fat, well fed, grinning, singing, dancing blacks,’* but like beasts—with a brand mark upon them, and alsn with the marks tbe whip, the gall of the fetter, and dismembered ...

... demand and s3p~ply regulating, the -price of labour. He bad Ilong ago seen this, and had laid before their Lordships, evi- e dance of the price of labour in Glasgow for 30 years, accom- epanied by the price of corn; from which it was evident, that - the ...

... tunes, Marches, Waltzes, and Country Dances. Ladies and Gentlemen can have them on trial. , Also German Canaries singing the Nightingale notes.— Take notice it is the Fiat Floor at Mr. Stockhan-% Boot Tree and French Clog Manufactory. CRICKET BATS and BALLS ...

... Fleece piibhc-honse, the 13uUhc. foil- mitigated penalty of tw^nnM^for^ba^m„^ make a proper entry of his beer. i Thfi competition in British ami Foreign silk goods ha* quite difl'ereut turn from that wlm li was expected. The Freticligooils are longer ...

... foreign goods, and the English farmer, there can no doubt, will enjoy the same protection ; and in one case the dreaded competition has not been attended with material alteration either to the manufacturers or the purchasers, neither we expect much injury ...

... wood, is added to them lately, which increases the durability. Likewise the Sc-cques Articules, or Jointed Clogs,- for Indies er gentlemen, with Clogs and Pattens ofevery description, made and sold by. J. BURROWS, Paten- free, t^t his manufactory, No. 23 ...

... the expense of a single postaee,-- *o. j L I • '•* P-^PWing for publication. pASII 10 Wa BLK DANCING. QugdriH^_ A- and every other part of Fashionable Dancing requisite or genteel Society.—Private Tuition.— Mr. HOPE LNS Vo-s h*a\e to return his grateful ...

... Waltzes, Marches, and Country Dances. Also a great variety of Saxony Canaries, singing the Nightingale and Titlark's notes. Take notice, are to be sold as above, on the First Floor, at Mr. Hookhain's, Boot Tree and French Clog Manufactory. BATHS.— SH AMPOOING ...