... LONDON, Thuksoay. August There appears to be now no hope of an amicable adjustment the question relaii»e to Norway. The Commissioners of the Allied Powers hare not succeeded in their conciliatory attempt.—Piussian troops, to the Dumber 15,000, as well as Russian, are pressing upon Drntnailt through Holstein, to compel her to yield up Norway, being well known that the spit it of resistance in ...

... Answer was returned to-day the Memorial presented the Committee Meichants, stating that the Lords the Treasury could not depot t from their minfite the October last j but that it from the season, any other cause, pet sons who had given notice export should not be enabled to make such exportations within the lime limited, tlyrir Lotdships would t.Jte any application on the subject into their ...

... (Tr Ask for Rowland’s Macassar Oil, and observe that each Genuine Bottle is signed the label, in red ink, A. ROWLAND and SON Garile/tiug, Anglin, Agrinillurc, $jC. THIS DAY IS PUBI.ISHi D, The Edition, price ‘is. sewed, or ‘is, fld. bound, I 'HE POCKET JOURNAL; or D.nly Assistant in tlie Modern Praflice Ot English Gardening, in concise monthly Display ol all the Gencial Woiks throughout the ...

... This morning the contractors for the new loan waited upon Lotd Liverpool and the Chancellor ot the Exchequer, when informed that nvlhons would be wanted for England, and thtee millions for eland. The loan is to taken and jCriO navy 5 per cents. The bidding in consols; discount for payment 4 per cent, post payment on the I6lh instant, and the last in Febtuai y. The exchequer debt is to be ...

... 161 Numbered OAK, and about Cypheis, also Numbered ASH, and about 56 Cypheis, now standing in the Faun at Burn, in the occupation of William Hindell, Tenant thereof. LOT IX. 44 Numbered OAK, and about Cyphers, also 3 Numbcied ASH, and 2 Cypheis, upon Farm Brayton, in the occupation ol Mr. Palferman, as Tenant thereof. LOT X. 90 Numbered OAK, and . bout 23 Cyphers, also JBO Numbered ASH, and ...

... KDITIONS Of valuable, interesting, and useful Books, just completed cud f)g 15. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, 1.0 V; Andsoldbv J-Fdi. bv, M. Johnston, G.Turner, Browne, Wils m, J. Rorltord, .1. Craggs. and \V. Holdswo-th, Hull; M.Turner, B.*erlev:Mr. Rogers, and Mess.s. Clark and Co. Mi. Ainsworth, Mr. B'oadnck, and Mr. VVh ting, Scat borough ; M-. Todd, M-. Wolrenholme, and Mr. ...

... Kellington adjoins the high-road between Snaith and Pontefract, being seven miles from each place. THE DISTRESSING CASE Mr. JOSEPH TAYLOR. ...

... laotice te gibm. TllATunle** the under.mentionedGoods.bythe Unitv, Wilson, from Nrwcastlf., received in March, 1812, are claimed within ten days from the date of this Advertisement, they will be sold to defray the charges of freight:— One Pair Double Chest of Dkaweks, containing sundry Wearing ArrARtL; one Feather Bed and Two Chairs. GEO. BOCKTON, Agent. Hull, 14th February, 1814. FebA i 1814. ...

... Dispatches from Ghent, which to have been of importance, received morning, the Foreign Office in Downing-street. consequence of their rival, Cabinet Council was ordered to summoned two o’clock. The Council, accordingly, assembled at that hour, at the Foreign Office, and though some the ministers weie distance om town, every member the Cqbinet in the country attended, none being absent but Lord ...

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... To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, p’HE whole the PREMISES situate in Globel street, late in the occupation of Mr. John Kingston, deceased; consisting of an excellent Dwelling-House, with Yard, Garden, and other Appai tenances also, extensive Workshops behind the s.>me, with a spacious Room which has been fitted up .is a public Auction-Room —altogether forming most eligible situation (or an ...

... that occasion . Rev. .I.ibcz Bunting, I Rev. George Ilighfidd, Rev. Robot Newton, | Rev. Jonathan Haikcr, Rev. Daniel Isaac, I Rev. Henry S. Rev. Charles Atmore, | Rev. Richard Watson. Collection will be made after each Scunon towaids defraying the expencc of the Building. The Stewards will attend in the Vestry of the Chapel, fioro Twelve to Two o’clock, and from Fotsr Six o’clock, on ...