... Drab, Gnaw. *Woo* hoot Vie Juba Lifter Kaye. Bart. i• the of rirstrrittle. sad Thurn-611, without loses or Na lard. of out mill Manor% M Writioo. mot Pouliot% win be dash *hi 'mottling to Low. ()robe-Gam,. Sep. lg. 11117. To be LET, awl Entered to end bley-I)e7 eel; ACapital MESSIJA Ii E. situate *ore Four Mike frogs Wad/aid witha good and imitable *ad with walleye Sawa Acres of land. Apply Mr ...

... as agent to the iro Sfe i^ri'^u^licitor, Pre*- l^rUroN, oct. 3, mr. cVEUDALE INCLOSURE. ?-, M WILLIAM MILLER and RICHARD IV MOUNT GENERAL MEETING «f the r r ...

... to be cleared for sea on the 20th of Ocotober, and to call at CORK for ten days. ssageapplytoCapt.CAßrEß, P a !> ...

... ci»cnl.ATFn, on the sane Day. in moat Towns in VoEssuim: und tiic adjoining Counties, and for- vatded widi rxi'Ki.niciK through eveiy principal City, Towu, &c tn the Uhited Kinouou. CQantf , Ao. MONEF. READY to be advanced, on approved Security, any SIM from FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS to SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS. Apply to Mr. Graham, Solicitor, York. MONE 1 to LEND. ANY Sum from £20,000 to £35,000 on ...

... and Prince Leopold, ou Thursday, ' n t t* here they arrived nhout two o'clock ; (after the Duchess of York, from Oatlands, ?? ? party- ' riie . v ,00, i some refreshment, and rf four o'clock— the Queen and Princesses for _ and the Duchess of York for Oatlands. tin'daf se -might, while the Duke of Gloucester Jersey, a ball was ■•.ven by subscription, at St. .mnonour of the Duke. — At about ...

... m 1 u ll Ir 11 nli I 11 ii?T il If T *Hil ■ h ?? '111 %5 11 No. U,569. Price 7d WEDNESDAY, October 1, 1817- T-rtOI'EAN MUSEUM. — The Improvements at Ev^.nnai Gallery are nearly tompleied. ami nn MON- , ,! ! 6-i, nf Octoher, the. EXHIBITION -fid SALE by ' ?? 11 ! CONTRACT will again co nmence. Original, j.«l\ Mr ' tlir ,, t and valuable Cunositie- intended lor -ale, | pirn-re* c A dai'y. ...

... i'^y princesses Augusta and Elizabeth : she hearty dinner, as she is accustomed to do, f ! ver - V e( i in excellent good health. Her Majesty, by tlie Princesses, left the Palace about to return to Windsor. When they ar- ' Hammersmith, the Queen found herself taken ?? unwell with a violent spasm in the stomach, • reused to such a degree when they arrived at ' l !,.irreen, that the Princesses ...

... that commodious and extensive SHOP AND PREMISES, . /* S/. Nicholas Streefrmmti^ Z^Lam •* «» established Hatter's Shop ** for upwards of Sixty Years. ?? of a very good Front Shop, with i.,i'ir,Ti 1, ' mi ™' Kitchen, seven Lodging ?? »-J ?? convenient Work Shops, be- ; ...

... ?? ■* ■ ' SATURDAY, October 4, \U7. No. M«v ?? PK**te -e^^T^TVTFiTof Messrs. FILCINGHAM. V ATF.4 i __-Fori! , ' o[]NTß ?? SIBLEY. LI.XX, and BARRKTT, P*^ t 3 st Night but three of the Company's Performing ilivAL AMPffITIiEATRE (Astley's), West- 0 U . , hririg-, under the patronage of .heir Royal lligi- IVt' 0 ' 1 ?? Pegenl and Duke of York.-THIS PRE* i^' ! i\lUl!l)**V, October 4, Hi Half-- ...

... If cr nf 11 1 at r.n, on tbe «am* Day, in most Towns in YonusniHE and dieadjoiaingCoi:KTiE», and for- warded with ExrEntTioii thiough every principal City, Town, Ac in tbe L' kited Kingdom. CflJantg, Ac To GARDENERS. WANTS A SITUATION, IN a Nobleman or Gentleman's Garden, a YOUNG MAN, of resneetable connections, about 111 yean of age, whi wishes to be improved in FORCING and tbe management of ...

... Bath till 0 Monday sennight. She will set out from it seven in the morning, accompanied by Elizabeth only, and will stop for re- Ebnents at Marlborough. for the Queen at Bath are very The Commissioners of the roads, in the where the houses are situated, have agreed t ff gravel the roads, and level some waste ;i n( j in front, plant it with shrubs, and cut a n into Vauxhall-gardens for her ...

... Ihat Compact FARM, CALLED GLLLENGEERS AND RESKIVEKS, Situate in the Parish of Veryan. adjoining to the Borough uf Tregoney, now and for many years past hi the occupation of Mr. Nicholas Middlecoat, the Proprietor; Consistieg ot' an excellent Barn, Stable, convenient Out-houses, aud about 20 Acres of Meadow aud Arable Lund, in a very highly improved state of Cul tivAtion. For this puipose, a ...