... Hat Maniac. ? TC ^ b^L^ v vHmoat__e^pettfiiUy,toiiJtur_ hi* sincere Thanks, for the liboral Encouragement he has received since his Commencement in Lawv,head Row, and takes this Opportunity to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has removed to No, 4, Cross Parish, where he intends carrying on the above Business in all its various Brandies, aisd trusts, by carefully tefectiag a $ood ...

... j|Bt ExjftEss)—Loßpotr, Tuesday ErEyisa- T BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY AT 3. ReducedSperCents. Bank Stock J' *?* Cons. 3 per Cents 89| Long Annuities ••• 3-16 3| per Cents. India Stock 31 per Cents.reduce- India Bonds per Cents- ,-103} Exche. Bill* tl id.) • 19 Consols for Account--Bi»»}i Imperial 3 per Cents.-- OF FOREIGN STOCKS THIS DAY A f 2- Austrian 5 per Cent- ■ Greek Scrip. Brazilian Bonds. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, May 19. (Trent number petitions against any further concessions the Catholics were presented by different Noble Lords. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. CONFERENCE WITH THE COMMONS. The Duke of Wellington moved that the following Noble ords appointed meet tbe Commons conference in the Painted Chamber, on the subject of the laws affecting the i Roman C.tholic*:—Tho President of the ...

... His Majesty, we are glad to hear, is in good health and spirits, and now daily takes his airings in phaeton. His Majesty holds a Council this af ernoon at Windsor, at which Mr. Frankland Lewis will be sworn in a Privy Councillor.— Sun of Tuesday. Sir Christopher Robinson, D.C.L., will be appointed Judge of the Admiralty Court, in the room of Lord Stowell, who retires. Dr. Jenner will succeed ...

... I fATS Ase J ; lima. Illasdisisefir 'Cap. *may fair do 'T is e' 1 ...

... the Assizes. We have in another column given a brief outline of two important speeches delivered the House of Commons on Fri Jay evening last. The subject was nothing less than the formation of a new Ministry, and we conscientiously aud firmly believe, that Mr. Tierxey, on that occasion, acted in collusion with Mr. Cansixg. The Morning Herald also seems of this opinion, and goes so far as to ...

... FROM Tl MGlt'l GAZETTE. Thos. Jack-on, Carter-Street, Walworth, SurreY, master mariner Peter Sampson, book-iler— has. Woodward, Manchester, inoholder—Joseph William CatteTl, Huggin lam-, London, silk-manufacturer—Joseph Lees, »lon-moor, Hyde, Cheshire, cotton-spinner—Jantea Bristol, merchant—J. Isherwood, Bolton, ].uirashirc, victualler— '1 nomas Burden, St. Philip Jacob, Gloucestershire, ...

... (From the Newcastle Journal.} It wilt be remembered that on the 7th instant, Mr. Hedworth Lambton, one the candidates for the representation of the Northern Division of Durham, visited South Shields. On that occasion Mr. Russell Bowlby, of that place, solickor, (who is a candidate lor representing the new borough) made speech, in which he described Mr. braddyll—Mr. Lambton's competitor— as a ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Jan. '-'4, 1845. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM DETTMEB, of No. 50, Upper Marylebnne Street, in the county of Middlesex, pianoforte manufacturer, d c, to sur. | Jan. 31, March 7, at 12, at the Bankrupts' court. Sols Messrs and Gibbs. King's road. Gray's inn; official assignee, Mr Pennell, Basinghall street Fiat dated Jan. 17—Pet John | Walpole, Brookes street, Islington, gent. HENRY ...

... to the Gentry Tnd Visitors of SCARBOROUGH, that HIS SHOP on thk ' , iff. is RE-OPENED FOR TIIE SEASON, with a com- prehensive and valuable Stock of Scientific Instruments, and Spectacles. At his Establishment, at Leeds, tbe Knpinee^r, Surveyor, Architect and Experimental Philoso- pher, will find in his Collection, every Instrument apper- taining to their pursuits. K-if Acting Shock Machines, ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. Holiday at the Bank. BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. James Hargreaves and John Hardman, Bacup, Lancashire, cotton spinners—Robert Hardings, Bridge house place, Newlngton Causeway, grocer—Joseph Boscow, Stockport, draper- Joseph Bollaud. Distaff lane, London, wine merchant—John Brijtbthelmsron, Sussex, cupper—James Gill. Long Acre, Westn luster, picture ...

... da>? placed me, at one of the Physician* to your Institution, demands* the expression of my unbounded thanks. Te those Trustees who honoured me with their support I am especially indebted ; but to all I offer my grateful acknowledge- ments for their courtesy and kindness. The large majority of Votes which were recorded in my favour will create an additional stimulus to future exertions, not ...