... CASE. TuOMAS LAMB, of 32, New Newnham-street, Edge- ware Road, was afflicted four or five years with a pus- tular Eruption, the first appearance of which was in his face and hands, and then it spread over his hody. About Christmas, 1 0.9, the usual period ...

... extraordiliialr, that hle colild not steiffr the qiicstioii to '3)ilSS with- olt nientiolliig thelm; as they proved, that before Christmas the Ministry had iiot dt1termined whether they should not prololg the existence of the Pro- perty 'lax. beyond thec.ith da-y ...

... Solicitor, Mr. Smith, Ashby-de-la-Zoueh; and Mr. Price, New-square, lincoln's Inn, London. I Ward, Towcester, Northasptonshire, lace-dealer. Solicitor, Mr. Clarke, Bishlpsgate Church-yard, London. 'lrueman, Gaoldsmith's street, lace-dealer. Sol. Mr. Claxrk'e ...

... is seen being drawn along the path of the ?? two sheets of The Observer -will be kept on sale until Christmas day, at the offlce, No. 169, Strand London, where franks caln be had to send them to any part of the United Ktingdom5 tree of charge. CORW-,1 ...

... ICle poztz of CI)ttrbap anD stibap. LONDON, FRID)AY, DECEMrIEl 126. By thi'! 1atest accounts from France, it appears certain that the (Cha'`her of Depuities is dissolved, and the first Itrenstire. it is staid, of the new Chamber, will be to perpe- tirate ...

... Borghege. When Mr. Wilberforce was' candidate for Hall, bis sister, arl amiable young ladyo, offered tie co m plimnient of a new gown to each of the gives of those freemen who voted for her brother ; on whichl she was saluted with the cry of Miss Wiltberforee ...

... Burgundy,1 and, we hear, will include his final conflict with the Swiss.- Three new volumes of Tales of a Grandfather, by the same distinguished author, will be ready by Christmas; they will bring down the Scotish History to the Rebellion in 1715. .The Comet ...

... that our usual parcel of London papers did not reach us last evening. A letter from Paris, of Wednesday's date, states that a diplomatic note has been transmitted to the French Government, by the united courts of Vienue, London, and Berlin, proposing to ...

... - - Gudge, E., Bristol, woollen-draper, at the Court of Commissioners, London, at 12; third meeting. - Naish, F., Shepton Mallet, clothier, at the Court of Commissioners, London, at I s dividend. July iS. Jenkins & Jenkins, Pillgwenlly, Monmouth- shire ...

... bill is to be defeated, it might as well be defeated before Christmas as after. If it is to be carried by the creation of additional Peers, that creation might as well take place before Christmas as after. If it be uncertain whether tle' creation of fresh ...

... whole sur_ face with lava and ?? lournal. The arrangements for a daily esiafette between :London sad Paris respectively are nearly completed. Letters will leave London at eightin the evening, reach Dover at 4 in the morning, Calais at nine, and Paris at six ...

... supporting B]idewells or rtheir keepers, or of building new Houses of Correction; -and paying this heavy tax already, is, with the citizens, a -very good reason why they should' not desire to have a new one, Oth. If the rate be levied, the citizens can resist ...