... the Clerk's House, on or before the 3d instant, by sev'en o'clock in the evening, where further particulars may be known. WILLIAM P.EKK.INS, Clerk, Goswell-street Road. TO Horse dealers, Livery Stable-keepers, and ManufadtHrers requiring extensive Premises ...

... Underwriters, SUNDRY Goods, faved from the Berwick, for Barbadoes, strasided Ramsgate; and (by order 'he A»- the Stock Trade Mr.William Wicks, Mai. Mercer and Salesman, of Oxford-street, Bankrupt; also, by order the Tr listens, the Stock in Trade ot.Mr.Jame ...

... and o :shave their pper'lip, - &c. &c. The Msore Princes doubtles availed them- -selves of this dissatisfa~ion. . Lord William Bentinck, wisely, immediately is-- sued a general 'order, doing'away those regulations. I - inclose a list- of the icilled ...

... Eton, Wertenll3ll; - Moore„ Hell, and Ilphries. TO which is piifiactcr, a Concise but CoMptchensiveSyntax. • • By The Rev. WILLIAM' NETLSON, Minister of Van;talk, Ireland. rrintert for Rees, an,l Urine, PaterriciS. ter. row; and I.' Edinburgh. work strictly ...

... dafraud William ?cOlfi'eld. The case was stated l>y the Arm i;.\rv-Cl r,vritr , and the facts proved were shortly fUlow —ihe letter, containinn this note, was put into tlie General Post Office at Liverpool, Ihe 43th May, addressed Mr. William his father ...

... the commissioners went only to a certain ex-. Thursday, •Messrs. Reardon and Pay , alcutt, ce of HESSE HOMBOURG. ,' • ' . garft w$ 16 - a Gazett -1 N The marriage ience which had taken place be- teet. It was not yet complete. Some alterations in : citors ...

... 'Atiorney . , Mr. Phillips; Ifni-Street, Cbvint-garft..n. P.ullen, Birchin.larie, broker. May 1,.5, 29, at 10. Attornies,. -Messrs: Courteen Rubin - sod, Walbrook. BAN ItRUPTS to surieuder it 'the COUNTRY. • William Snape.• LitchtiOd, mercer, May . l4; 29, st ...

... in the reign of James ; is also excellent fishing, the river Langden running throogu estates for about eight miles. id Mr. William Gates, of Ow Sykes (one of the tenants), vv,_- -- the property ; and printed particulars, with plans attaerl o stoP.o be shortly ...

... 'rs the new parlian.ctil—men of m-Hlcrate well of pojmbr opinions.—(’4r*»a/Wc. \i.\v !*► —lt »vill I*tr -n reference the Ga:rfte of Tuesday that the ManiuM of St afford ha-e been eU'vatcd in the peerage by the title of Duke of oi Sutheriaiid, Scotland ...

... death of his Majesty Frederick William 111, and et their sincere gratitude for the especial favour and Poo' tection which his Majesty has been pleased to to the city.--Joteriutl d.e Franflorl, Aug. 22. SERviA.—The Agrant Gar;fte states that the firma of the ...

... seven miles from Basingstoke, and HMrom Reading. Early possession may be had. | Particulars, with plans, may be obtained of WILLIAM WITHAM, Esq., Grays-inn-square; at the principal Inns at I Basingstoke aud Reading; at the Auction Mart; and ef Messrs SMITH ...

... College; Robert Alfred Vaughan, University College; Thomas Williams, Stcnyhorst College; William Voong, C hash ant CeUege. John Datooo Bock, Highlrarj College ; William Parrer, Oollego ; William George Southey Harriaon. UniruraUy College ; Charles Lsagdule ...