... the Assize Week, March 9th, 1819, at Four o’clock in the afternoon. RICHARD GARLAND, President. Hcll, March 2d, 1819. ...

... l!tTt tSTING CASE Si- Doncsi A/itil CO, iThiu* duty to inform of the »ucces* your AH ri SCORBin 1C DROPS moil fmfilmmii wiih which mv son, child about five hat for lime afflicted. I»> the •«iomu 1816 he bioke out wi-h a scorbutic parti hodv—with whicti he wa-* again I'Mted the following year; and the month Oft«K*r laftt, the complaint returned with twlfocc, msoimich, U»a« bin h'-dy f»om head M ...

... Although tht gram to tbit mirkrl ha* again been trifling, we h*»e had an caereding dull trade. Pine •ampler wheal are lt.io 2«. per quarter lower,and oiher rlercriptioae without demand, though offerrd at greater reduction. Baileyeacettiec dull tale, particularly foreign, which ir la. 2». per quarter cheaper. Good mealing alt arc much the laat were but interior quality acarcely aaleahle. Beaut ...

... Inter Saturday from Ostend s«y», packet now in the K 'iul* conveys to England Buonaparte’* (,'o tfc'' >r Physician, and Cook, jn>t arrived from Koine.”—Tnese (lorkoni weie M. Viliaii Doctor of Medicine; Automarchi, Professor Surgery ; and the Our renders are aware,” says a BrnsMtls paper, that the intercession of the Po|>e, and the peri i'sion the Enp’ish Government, these l>ersoos tire ...

... JiHlil.LlXi And I. 4. *. life CWW» First Hook in Six-Hing 1 (. Tli Fnncr f'i ...

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... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. Juut $ POOR **TtS MUaPPUICATIOK IttL. Mjrftu »/ Lanu/mt. in of the notice he had given, rofe mvve the reading of this Bill on thit day three months, and ftated at fome length she grounds which he expcdled their Tordflisps would concur with him in the propriety of thui throwing out the meafure. Tie Etrltf If fcTpoA. in confi aucnce of the dunes of bit official fttuacton. ...

... EGS leere wiy, that hi»6HOW L'jj DofllAMBi��®*edforT«iDATthe goth of Auo,o«! when he i>b«ll be •lad see his friends, ami the Breeder* of Sharp in general. No Sheep Let l>efore Bleeen o’clock. Massh, July 20th, 18lf. RAMS, Eddletho&p* TATTON SYKES BEOS leave inform his Friends, and the Breeden of Sheep general, that lie intends SHOWING his SHEEP, at Eddlcthorp, near Malton,on Wednesday, the 23th ...

... the last Prize of 420,000 Sterling, was Hold by At his Fortunate Office*, No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford Street, London ; and the following Capitals hare been Sold in the Last Contract, Carboll and his Agents: 2,387. Prize of . jgSO.OOO 7,003 £*3,000 • 3,335. £l,OOO 649 £5OO 706 £31,000 3,226 £2,000 1,929 £5OO 3,223 £9OO 3,209 1,644 £1,200 3,601 ' £4OO £l.r 1.344 .£l,OOO 1.345 ...

... M A AIIV'TH A C ATHERISA, -“ lt E.itfßtrttWtS Mafter, ...

... Thp friends of Cobbett, a few days since, waited on Sir Frnncii Bnrdett, for the purpose of obtaining reconciliation between them. The Baronet was, however* inexorable. He said, Mr. Cobbetl could not forget the many falsehoods published in the Two-penny Register, which the writer must have known to be true or false) if true, no honest man would with tn renew an acquaintance with him (Sir ...

... BARCLAYS’ ASTHMATIC CANDY ba«, for many %gar>, been proved effectual preservative from die ill effects the Fogs and Damp Air which, in the winter season, are so prevalent in this climate. I'S effect* are. to capel Wind, preserve the Stomach the sdmisMon of Damp*, and to relieve those who suffer from breathing Prepared only by Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-Market, jamdoo; and sold, bv their R ...