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... June I—On the of last month, there was most destructive storm Nischney Novgorod. great many houses were thrown down, doors and windows driven In, and seventy vessel- of different sites were sunk in the river Ovka, and 74 persons lost their lives. - The damage estimated s.t 100,000 rubles. The demand for wheat at Ode.-sa is very considerable. At least the latter end of April 20,005 chetwerts ...
... aod another, are Plaintiff., and c>arah Spicer. Widow, and Others, are Defendant* ; the Creditors of WILLIAM 6PICER, late of Wakefield, in the County of Yoik, Corn Factor, and Com Mer- chant (who died on the 17th March, 1825,) are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts before Fbancis Pau l STKATFOnD, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton Buildings, ...
... MONEY — Wanted, on ample Build- ing Security, the Sums of £2500 and £300 The Premises will be insured — Apply to H.'.woaiu and Ecbovd, Conveyancers, Halifax. I EEDS POTTERY— TO BE SOLD -A by AUCTION, on Monday, the 29th Day of May Inst., at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, at the White Horse, in Leeds, suhject to such Conditions as will be (hen produced, unless previously disposed of by Private ...
... tohcited by the Faculty, in tbe Town and Neigh, bourhood, to keep an Assorunent of Apparatus for tbe Purpose nf Application in extraordinary Cases, occur- ring in Private Practice, begs to inform them lhat be' hat collected many of the moat improved Instruments now in use both in England and on the Continent, and tfusuthetoewm ?? such advantageous Ternii a* will ensure their Confidence. They ...
... every Exertion which can be made for the Relief of it. In other Parts of England considerable Sums have been r.ised by the SALE OF LADIES' WORK, and i: is intended to Establish in York a BAZAAR, where Contributions of this Kind will be received and brought to Sale eirly in l)ece.nber,sunder the Patronage oflhe following I. ud ies: — ll cr Grace the Duchess of Lady Louisa Duncombe, Leeds, j ], ...
... consequence of the changes in the Ministerial departtnents, und the late elevations to the Peerage, since ihe prorogation Parliament, the following pi ices have become vacated, and immediately on tbe sitting of the House of Commons motions will be made for new writs to till them University uf Oxford—ln the place nf Mr. Pee:, im his reappointment to the Hume Office. There cau doubt, therefote. ...
... He will have the superior Advantage of attending to Mid- wifery, as well as Medicine and Surgery. Applications (if by Letter, Post-paid) to the Intelli- gesoer-Office, will be attended 10. T6~ THE~ NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. Mv Lobds and Gentlemen,— At the Period w*icn I was first offered to your Notice as a Candidate for »he Office of CORONER for the ...
... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY AT 4. Reduced 3 per Cents Consols for Account 871 Cons.3 per Cents 87i* Bank Stock 3j per Cents. Long Annuities 3i per Cents. reduced South Sea Stock 4perCents 101f| IndiaStoek 258 4 per Cents. Scrip India Bonds 83 94 4 per Cents. (1826) 104} Exche. Bills |2d.) 61 PRICES FOREIGN STOCKS THIS DAY AT 4. Brazilian Bonds 67J Portuguese ...
... till our next. We nave received several excellent communications the subject of the proposed bill for Catholic Emancipation, which a press of matter of more local interest, has obliged us to postpone. The Protestant Layman, in our next. Want of space prevents our replying this week, to several correspondents who have lavoured us with their lucubrations. We are glad to find that the Combination ...
... Paris Papers to the 16th. They are for the most part filled with the Heport of a Debate in the Chamber of Deputies in its sitting of the 14th, a motion M. Labbey de Pompierres, accusing the late Ministers of Frauce of Treason various shapes. The debate was of a most tumultuous description and in stopping press, we have only time to state the result. After question of formality had been got rid ...
... King's College.—The council this institution are said to have received their charter within theae few days. It designates the corporation The Governor* and Proprietors of King's College, London; and declares, in the preamble, that the college founded with the intent that instruction the duties and doctrines of Christianity, as tsught the United Church England and Ireland, shall be for ever ...
... general,. elieved, that the instructions sent by tiie Courts of Russia, Austria, And Prussia, to their Ambassadors, were a nature that left no room for negotiation, except upon the preliminary admission certain demands which are not likely to be granted. The French papers Friday, contain the joint Note of Austria, Russia, and Prussia, to tlieir Ministers at Foreign Courts, the resolutions ...