... 18th of October, 1820, liW ro S ant * act ' ve Coach and Van Horses, ( JL *v. also a handsome Carriage, the Proprietor having disposed of the Concern. — 'The first Lot will be put up exactly at One o'clock. LAND-TAX REDEEMED. TO BE KOt.D BY AUCTION, By ROBERT GUDGEON, (Under an Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors) on Friday, October 2Uth, IS2O, precisely at Three o'clock in the ...

... and Crown Inn, Sudbury, on Friday, Oct. 27, 1820. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock. - W. S. GILLY. Secretary. BURY DISTRICT COMMITTEE OF THE Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, For the DEANERIES of THEDWASTRE and THINGOE, Stow, Hartismere, and Blackburn. A Quarterly Meeting of the Committee will be holden in the Vestry of St. James's Church, Bury, on WEDNESDAY next, November ...

... Dingle, &. Gall, Bury; Harmer, Hooker, and Camberlain, Ipswich; and all medicine venders, in boses 13' d. each. — Prepared by F. Willett, 81, Holborn Bridge, who cautions the Public against any spurious imitations, which may bedetected, by ob- serving the signature, his own hand writing, in the directions Ordnance Trigonometrical Survey. SUFFOLK. ¥T having been found on Examination that a A- ...

... of It an Act, passed in th:- iast Session of Parliament, in- tituled, An Act to continue, until the3lst day of Januiry 1824. an Act of the ,57th year ofhis late Majesty, for letting to farm the Post Horse Duties, and to amend the Acts re- lating tc the Post Horse Duties, the Commissioners of Stamps will put up the Duties therein mentioned to be pay- able for rior.ses, Mares, and Geldings, ...

... passed in the last Session of P irliament, in- tituled, An Act to continue, until the 31st day of January 1824, an Act of the 57th year of his late Majesty, fnr letting to form tbe Post Horse Duties, and to amend the Acts re- lating to the Post Horse Duties, the Commissioners of Stamps will put up the Duties therein mentioned to be pa>- able for Horses, Mares, and Geldin,:s, hire.i by the ...

... adjourned j X ?? .if tlie Ceniiv.i-M.-.v rs of Drainage, for c rrying iluto farth'-r execution * ; ie i.^veral .-icts of Parliament trade and passed l-r mikinj a Net kiver or Cut from l r au Brink j to King's Lynn, in tbr county «» Norfolk, wi'l h*- holden at i the Crown Inn, in King's Lynn aforesairt, on Thursday the | 2~d __y of November inst. at tai-v. ti .»'cioc. in th n forenoon. I ...

... Contract « & for the erection of I'wo additional Wings, and a Mill j House for Prison Discipline, together with sundry other ! Works about to be carried into tject at the County Gaol, in . this Town, agreeably to Plans and Specifications, which will i be lying for inspectiim at my Office on and from Saturday I the 18th Instant, are requested to s rn d in Tenders for the ! same, under cover, ?? ...

... at- j tended by the Lord Chancellor, the Secretaries of State, and other Ministers, Lord j Chi-f Justice Abbott, the R -corder ot London, &c. — Sir Edw. Knatchbuii was introduced, and) delivered to the King the insignia of the Order of r!>c Bath, worn by the lute Sir Joseph Banks. His Majesty held a Privy Council, at the close I of w-.ich the Recorder of London made his re- j port 'ir oo ...

... was introduced to kiss I lands, upon his heiug appointed to ths Primacy - if Ireland. The Earl of Malmesbury was also s ntroduced to deliver the Order of the Bath, worn j _\y t*> Ure Earl of Malmesbury. The Recorder^ ifi.t .yards made a report to his Majesty in Council I jf IS pn'soiers under sentence of death in New- gate convicted in October Sessions, when Chas. Ct jdwin, for housebreaking ...

... art ami the Austrian Minister. Count » Itttemich. Lord S. left Troppau in consequence ! f the affair, and a new Ambassador must be . ipointed in his stead. The following account of te quarrel is in circulation : — A singular affair as been lately the subject of conversation at ; ienna. A Noble Lord has had the misfortune, t the Congress of Troppau, to incur the dis- j leasure of an Imperial ...

... } id another frum the Gentry, Clergy, and Free- ) dders, of the county of Carnarvon. The rest I c principally from Corporate Bodies — The j azette also announces the return of Sir Francis lake, Burt, as Memberfor Berwick-upon-Tweed, 1 the room o f H. H. St. Paul, Esq deceased. His Majesty held a Court on Tuesday, at wbich ord Grenville presented the Loyal Address from ie University of Oxford. ...

... the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace the DUKK of GRAFTON, His Grace the DUKE of DORSET, The Right Hon. the EARL of BRISTOL, The Right Hon. the EARL of ORFORD, ; And numerous other distinguished Personages. DIRECTORS. Western Division. Eastern Division. JOSEPH MAULKIN, Esq. SirWM. MIDDLETON.Bt. GEORGE MOOR, Esq. JOHN COBBOLD, Esq. Mr. ROBERT PAWSEY HENRY SEEKAMP, Esq. Mr. JOHN SYMONDS J. M. THEOBALD, ...