... CiimntilEon of Harotrupt, bearn Dee the Twertieth Cay Af Nu*ember, Ili t„ awarded and 'Lied forth GEORGE BERRY. of Bartflry, the County ot York, Linen-Maciufaituerr, Dealer and intend to meet on the Thirteenth Day of Oi:tuber, 1812, at Eleven tithe Clock iii the Forenoon, at the hire Bear fun, in Barnflcy aforefaid, in Order to make a Second and Fioal Dividend of the and of the laid Bankrupt ; ...

... MAIL. COACH was robbed of the BAGS or LETTERS for Lowden, deferibed at Foot, between Lerering sod Higliast Ferrer% and within Three Mama( Highwri by forcing the Look of the Mail-Bus. The B.gs fide. ere :— tiatifax..4 tit ayth. CherflerfeldPitto Sea/toed, DM, Mansfield.— .. •Ditto L0rd5. Ditto Nottingb.m,—.26th. Wakefield; Ditto I bray Ditto I 0a1iham,.Drti0 Ditto ...

... rery otber requisite belonging to his Bu-i,,e«« an ■ wbc.-e character will bcai the strictest inquiry into Apply, ifby Letter, Pu- paid, to Mr. PeiasoK, Ilea.i,mn t.rauve. near Helmsley. WAN. ED, A BAILIFF, as Overseer to an Estate. He vvill be required lo possess an ample Miare of Agricultural knoii'ledee lo be quslified to : upermtcud the culture of Wastes, together with the management ot ...

... m'tre-pcriluH. i.!for~.cd. that Siguor N ALOES .* r i- fired for TIIUKSIIftY. the 2fi'U instant, when ,xl . r.irmcd Moiart's favourite Tomic Opera of Fl'* \- il'ft '''' i '•,(•!• Madame (ataiani. Mis. Dickons. Signor Fis- fli& iturtti. lienor Miarteni, Signor Di 'iovanrii. Sig- .S^Jui. Si. O'Tit Ki'.nchi, Ri.tiora Luigia. and Signor i ' '.i' ..'.'rf.iPTi : wit a Grand Ballet and ...

... TER, for the FREE GRAMMAR-SCHOOL of CLITHERO, in the county of Lanraster, vacant by the death wf the Reverend Isaac Clark. The fixed Stipend of the late Usher was 751 ex- clusive of Perquisites, but tbe Governors of the School would allow a Salaay of 100 L a year to a Gentleman well qualified foi the situation. A CURACY, within the distance of three miles, now vacant, will remain undisposed of ...

... Bfras of L. 'THE DEPUTY LIPAITENANTS. mein I and fir the Wapentakc of Skyrac and fhwoogh of Leeds, Do heretly rite the a Mcctiog of the Deputy-l.ieutenants reftding the laid Wapentilte and %/Mite held at the White Inn, in rostJay the of December Infant. at 'Feeder o'clock at None. tor the Lictltion of a CLERK to the Salithecktn Meeting', fie above Wayientakrand• Borough, in the Place of Mr. ...

... of the 23d and; I / 55 •dt'announcing' a series of triumphs ?? the 11-issiahs over the enemy, unpa- B^tte ani'irds of ancient or modern war. I. ' - I ' ' , . r o C eivcd by Government from I^SSrt were published on Wednesday ■ ! inordinary Gazette to whicb we refer ■ ?? i .- i*.,r the brilliant details ofthe Bus- I r ..ye. sec last page, ft may be suf- ■ •-' > ?? l ?? jS io observe, tliat ...

... -* ?? Uhl IPSWICH in IRO2, and REVISKD with the above TITLE in 1808, to exnress the more BENEFICIAL TERMS NOWOFi-ERED to the PUBLIC. 'PH REE-FIFTHS of the NET BROFIT X. arising from the Premiums received in this Office _ *f kV *''P rat on ° f every Three Years, bt returned to the INSURED ; who, although they thus participate in the success of the Concern, will be whoi.lv __oner_ted ...

... per annum , _ The ELECTION will take place on Tuesday the 7th of April, at James Ha.dman's. in Kitk- ham ; on whicb day, such as mean to offer them- selves, are requested to appear, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, w ith satisfactory testimonials. KmKHAM* March 16, 1 8 1 2 . CLERK OF THE PEACE'S OFFICE, March, 1812. EASTER GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS, Will be held at the Castie of Lancaster, on ...

... LONDON and. CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION CANAI heW on Wednesday the Ist day of July instant, at the City ot London Tavern, The EAdtL of HARDWICKE in the Chair, The following REPORT having been read by the Chairman, viz, Report of the Committee appointed at the Genera! Mectin of Su6scrilxrs held the 25th day of July, 1811. ai tlie Freemasons' Tavern, for the purpose ,f obtaining a)i Act to mulfc a Canal ...

... Admission to Non-subscribers : — Ladies 7s. fid. Gentlemen ]2s. tid. Tea and Simper included. M. T. COCKsKDGE, Esq. . _„ , _ . W.J. SVMONS, Esq! ?? .Dancing to commence precisely at Nine o'clock, and Married Ladies wiii have no precedence after the Ball is began — No Lady to call more than one dance, and each set to call ?? are expected, when they have gone down the dance, to remain in their ? ...

... of this achievement, (one ■ lt tost decisive ever recorded 'U of our country) were ; ?? from Lisbon by the Sea- , Lord Clinton, who is the ! , was landed there ironi , \g authentic particulars j .official Bulletin, dated | rsiing received by Col. [rant, dated Oporto, mentions that Lord 1 from the army on I i account of Lord : a decided Victory tiie 2'2d ult. _ j • arrived at Ariselles, j I ...